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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-13
INDIA

There is nothing later from India.
The advices from other portions of Europe are
generally unimportant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

a BLoOMrNsToX DESTIsr.-The following we
copy from business circular of an Illinois tooth
pullcr at Bloomington:
BehecoleHt iastituti"n.-Dr. j. Payne Dentist
having once more opened an office in Blooming
ton, will perform 81 operations on the teeth at
greatly reduced prices, 4 beautiful silcer cup
will be presented to the person having the great
est number of teeth cxtracted-lnd u splendid
gold tooteh will be awarded to the one having
the finest set of artificial teeth inserted Tfeth
extracted .ror dollar q do,sA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

How did you like that clam song." asked an
old lady of her daughter, as they stepped with
the crowd out into the open air after popular
concert. "Clam song" exclaimed the young
lady, in astonishment, why, what do you refer
to, mother why, the first one he sung
"Oh, yon mean Shells ofthe Ocean, don't YOU.
mother" well, yes" said the old lady, II do
think that was it; it was something about clans
any way, and you know ike clans SO WELT
Didn't Won like it,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

JAMES w. GRIIEs, Just elected United States
Senator From Iowa, for six years from the close
Of the present Congress, March 3, 1853, has Just
retired from the office of Governor, to which he
was elected in August, 1851 He is native Of
New Hampshire, about fifty years of age, is
lawyer and farmer, formerly Wing and now Re
publican in politics, and was the first man of
that political stripe ever chosen Governor of
Iowa, He takes the place of George W. Jones.
a Nebraska Lecompton democrat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19


TuE Philadelphia North american, ore ofthe
ablest and most ispassionate of the Northern
journals, has the following, among other things.
in relation TO the late fight in the Hall of Repre-.
sentatives
We would recommend Mr. Crows behavior
in this case to the consideration of all the rep
rcsentativcS from the free States. There are not
many men in Congress OF the same stamp as
Mr. Keitt. That is something to I've thankful
for. But there are few, and whenever such
an one approaches member with the intent of
asSaulting him, let the latter knock the aSsaiant
down. If any of them attempt to resort to
deadly weapons, anticipate the act, and disable
them. In other words, meet them with their
own weapons.
Every one must regret to see the House Of
Representatives turned into bear garden. But
still. when men intrude there who arc only
aineuable to heterogeneous employed with bears
what resource is there but to such argu-
mentsy While members from the free States
resort to Washington and assemble in the same
deiiberative hall with representatives from the
South, they must exercise all proper freedom of
speech, though they do it with bludgeons on
their desks and revolvers in their pockets
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19
Trustees Sale.

DT virtue % q. Deed CT Trust from E.ehaf' a.
ID Patrick M-tfrsuahz-. Rahers CtrlasE- -. n II
Harrow. dated the 9Th dav of Is== ~ sn ~ 7.
Cisri's atdc= OF O=lo county Cart 3D. DECD 30 -
lpS, viii oIer for sale Fsc =a=- - q - Nj.
Of tnv Cnarg House % sal -H-1ft- 11 fil-e 1900
1ssS a. II o'-Ia-S = n r..rt 81 re -'-rf-Tiy
to re ~ saii dos -gl isrnnS arsrEib,d s .-H
ming another Fssnf lis the Esst9Tn Inc % ~ Cd
= i52 feet from AZ aid S..u;s-fzst crrarT = -
On EoG street. N >ogta Nh-~ii1-- tar-5- : -
feet 70 paiat- thence -. I=s- " t'g 80 ~ ID
thence y - deg " TC9 rr~E fo.r'- iirtl b.
z i09 fe=f to IT, Beginning csat.i-'nE = tJFi.
TrFlas % sale. east To- TO- -,-.-..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19
THE;
NEW YORK WE EKLY TIMES.

TER NEW YORK WEEKLY TINES - a large cuArto
newspaper, each number containing eight forty
eight columns, handsomely printed and des=ne
circulation throughout the United States.
The special object OF its Publishers = useful
and acceptable Family SeEspaper-giyu the o. the
day in all departments and every part
together with such teT-Ty and General Miscellany
best suited 10 Family reading Il vii
-~.ss OF F0siEu ana DoHestie coTous
cence from all parts Of the world reports Markets
in the principal cites, Agricultural and financial
Eenee, aud whatever else may be required make
plvt- mirror Of the events OF tie day
IN IL political discussions, the TTEs viii b vay
pendent OF Political PaTtissTiuk all fair
ID credit Tor whatever deserve and holding
an equal accountability for misconduct It EE
the principles OF Union and Of Freedom
IL will no; be devoted to the Interests OF clique party
or 20 the elevation o. individuals
cusslous Will be conducted moderate
candid temper; snd the Publishers vii il
newspaper which Of AL parties may read Eh pleas
Nothing shall appear il It's columns which can oEra4 the
taste the morals % the fasLIdous. pains
val be spared TO reader Is, IL AL
neWs paper published in the United States.
Tbs WEEKLY IINEs VIII Be BIZ nal
any part Of the United States the following
SiSGLE COPIES, for one AGO
EtsAr CoPiEs, 10 "n= adiress------------- leo
The SEHI-wEtR TINES Is the zane size As tle week
" Published - week, aud contains immense ancaut
OF valuable aud inter- sting reading Tzr=o-
Who can be reached regularly by t= mails e decidedly
Inc most desirable edieT i viii De EuhserbeTE,
Tor Eight Months, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PA' rasnt must BE- made invariably Bills @.
AL sec--PNing banks received par. Sp--atb copies
VIII u sent upon application.
All communication must b. addressed 10
= IHE NEW YORK TINES"
Ictls-lW-daT NV Yeas CgTT-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19
For Rent.

The three Ito-y briek stare hose or = --r,,,
L krt ani Cu-ca streets, a=L Re- ard re- . IA
years ia the occaPsT g q N=ssEs Hrt,EeI! ~
ss Dry Go01s stCTei daring az q vLgl - "a
been iTansaete- i-=r~-- lg-st ~ .lEs-s; u -
largest TrtAl lusin-z- u tLfs r.ty- J. Err-1
beat style FOR lie retail cr g00Es iTa1s. = ils
stand i eqzzliy ulls4li- Tor znE cthzE- Ia
Also, tt- tE0 story GUtlI-r- house On T--r-- -.
In the occupancy Of the faIsiy Mr. Ices l2T
The house Is vel finished 4ad lGT--se-t!g
with is rrarucxs % UzTErt AID .--z--s
very d=sirzhIs residence PcsszssloE 1t a. " =
JsL-s'@F A-piy W p,N--,-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

SALUrATIoNs.-If you are gentleman and
meet lady Of your acquaintance in the street
it is her part to notice yos Jrst, unless, indeed.
you are very intimate. The reason is, if y0u
bow to lady first, she may not choose to ack.
nowledge you, and there is no remedy; but it
she bows to you, you as gentleman, caaHot
eat her.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19
TrIIstes3s sale.

DY virtue Of 4 d cd Of Trust executed - r. = : @
ID Knouies. dated FrtTusry - -e-s - - Sc.
CleTk'- ofice Of tn Cou-ts CoErt q - 81
zion. tie fraat door q tit Court ii1lisr % cas-
M0alAy, March lss. ISIS. A. u oe4ec< a. T.. e. So
Wheeling. lad out BY Moses " C1-Fl--- -. Il -
approved and eonfrned - j5ha k9-- ~ ~ s5-r,
addition IS of record In the Clerks ofee o. - So
Del Hook 50 psss s.Sl and bcandsd - .e .,,.-s
B=gnair< az The n Z corner q Firsi ~ - zee
in said addition. uenes : stL les = a. .-i fl'
lei - sid Erst coarss, sil-uce 49, d-.- C.--4
Tel % the said second course 70 th= besliti-
about - polss. more o. less "a N E9Ff
Terms 4 Sale, czsk- Tr1.s-t
f..ae-Inl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19
HEALTH AND FCONOHYI

= =
IOfLES DIETETIC sALERATUS Is deprived ofe-ery In
purity and when used according directions
harmless four. Its superiority baking Soda
everything else, In making Bread Beat Cake and Pasrv
OF All kinds-5eautlfdy lizht and nutrtsasaast bring
into general II be used same other
ileratns, but when Cream TdrETr IelI
An Eight more 6rSdd than EheT g-zst : used
Dressions Tor using CrsuH ~ TGrtdr and With Sour
-HfA. accompanying each package
Yor- aI- oniy y 7 Il LOGAN L Co,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

b ''l'--' new FIRM,

DES. BAETLEII Z WINCIIELL. nsz',,. 2.
~ NarEstS=rss ogFs,i lie v ashr ton Ha, w..
D. WInea-I b-Iu oupeI-ti By his rapidly usrs.s-
bsisess add his facilities snr doing Tx sa- take
pi-asureln ilfo-rli his 'r-r.s ana fis IuL.s
formed business connection u-th :. zr,irtt V
Etio ha- hal 6f-=u sue ss:l sr.-Fiacr tzs D.
tzi -,=ofess5-n-
D--- - - - prepared - r-tcr-l ever. s--rstsT
-lr.i=zl and Meet Aslici u=uti=J-s fz-li aEEl-
T-5=Ii-e AL :A= latest IllprJTrs II te B-lial
guarantee that Tor b-a--r Durability azl practical l.1a
tf.eir Artificial Tech sAa!l s1- b=s G-l,E---1-
P-rsons hv de=---I Themselves -r- uIe1sz-r o.
eor-ssr- % Artids-i t. rTsr4 t- geaI
l s,=ri=acri E1ru- - 1=--ssT p-zi.liazE, rr-1a
zion - The old teeth auI roots. informed tz; 5y
process entirely unlike C1io~1f1Tr EIh=r. zlL aP
be IN most cases AMI DsrNrfi = irr~lgs- IA az sert
COW extracted without rafa-
Any in:orzz4.ioa .v-c- arf=rtai--E 20 t=-r r-1l
sion they viii b. pleased 70 give gratis.
Please cali Al eNa-uil- specimens % Artificial Teeth
~ O.l-- on=n al G0Irs. s-9i5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

JoHx L. RoBINsoN To DouGLAs DEMOCRATS
"I say let them go. and may God pardon their
poor contehpti6is, pusiiienin,ous souls
We hope the Douglas men in this locality will
put that "choice morsel" into their pipes and
smoke it lafayette, Ind. .I'',r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

An Antwerp paper mentions that Queen Vic
toria who has of late devoted much time and
displayed great talent in the art of photography.
has lately sent the Empress Eugene, as New
Year > present a charming album, full Of photo
graphs taken by herself In the leaves Of this
very Unique work are to be found portraits of
the Royal children, in the costumes of various
shaksperian characters the portrait Of Prince
Albert, together with views Of Nyindso. Castle
BalmOral and Osborne house
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19


THE most astonishing instance of a mans re-
gard for his word was recently given by a man
who killed his wife whom he did not like
When asked why he didn't go off and leave
her instead of killing her. he replied, j0coSely,
that ''he had promised on the wedding day to
live with her until death should part them, and
that he wasn't the man to break his world"
Two prizes were skated for on the river near
Schenectady, on Saturday. They were both
won by James JoSliu. The contests were very
exciting-the competitors many, and the look
ers-on more. Joslin is a great skater. He cut
two spread eagles, of such life and animation,
that when he went away, they got fighting and
tore each other in pieces.
AMoSG writer's of tragedy, Sophoces was the
first that did not act his plays, having but
weak and unharnonious voice. He introdu-
ced three actors upon the stage which critics
imagined sufficient to be brought together i'll
conversation in one scene; for more, they sup
posed would occasion embarrassment aud con
fusion.
"DocTon, kin you tell what's the matter with
my child's nose? She keeps pickin' of it
Yes marin, it's probably an irritation of the
gaStic mucus membrane communicating sym
pathetic Utilization to the oPhaum of the cche-
rinn." "Ihere, now, that's just what told
Becky; but she lowed it was worrums."
Observation-Disclosures of Lalin-Now,
gentlemen, / suppose you all understand what
declenSion Is, and what is a CONJUNCTION. VIII
Master TomPkins tell the differenceg
Scholar, (rather too smart for his age. WHY.
Sir, suppose 4 young gentleman pops the ques-
ton to young lady-well. Sir, if she doesn't
choose to coajagtte she deciiHest
II it be substantially true that \ man Is
known by the company he keeps, it is equally
true that he may be recognized by the adjeetires
ne uses.
ADVICE, says Coleridgc, is like snow-the sof
ter it falls, the logger it dwelIs upon, AMI the
deeper it sinks into the mind.
The girl who is destined to be thy wife. al
though unknown TO thee, is sure 10 lie living
somewhere OF other.
If You, observe gentleman with his arm
around the waist ola young lady, it is morally
certain that they are not married.
A young stock broker having married fat
old widow with El0O0OO, says it wasn't his
wife's face that attracted him 50 much as the
figure.
WHAT difference is there between prince and
peasant? No more than between two bricks
made of the same clay, only one is placed upon
a turret, and the other at the bottom of wen
SOME women are physically beautiful, and
some spiritually. The perfect type should. like
old Port, possess both Spirit and Body.-TY. Y.
Pieaygne.
''DoSr rob yourself" as the farmer said 10
the lawyer who was continually calling him hard
names.
\ traveller, journeyinS wisely, may learn
much. Yet much may also be learned BIZ him
who stays at home.
The world is treadmiIl which turns an the
time, and leaves us no choice but to sink or 10
climb.
y correspondent, in mentioning the wreck Of
a vessel, rsioices that AL the crew were saved
except four hogsheads of tobacco"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19
For Rent

- EVERAL dssiIsbI- DzrililEs CT Wl--.Il-r L.
- are pl=aEAutly situated ut-5a tn RIVER EzaI
Ing beautiful yi-E % The e.ig, 40 tis rsrr RI.
miles 1-ic~ ta= city god Lisrs all frlz a..
the door Coed garden pats given U5-l cal -
desired Terms rrzsc=lab,=- Izqlir- Of
iAHl" STONE THov,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19


PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN ILLlNoIs.-The Cincin-
natl Commercial has letter from a reliable gen
tleman, dated ''olney, H., Feb. 18TH" from
which we quote the following interesting pas
sage, showing the public sentiment of the Suck
er State:
In politics. there is but one voice from ell
parties and that is Anti .Lecompton. / know
and great many people in Illinois, aud
have never heard a Sucker express himself but
in favor Of the course of the united Illinois del
egaton upon the Harris movement, and in favor
of Douglas entire course upon the Lecompton
matter in the Senate. The Illinois members
had time to hear from their constituents before
the final vote in the House. This is Aaron
Shaw's district and he but voted the unanimous
sentiments of his district when he sustained
Harris motion.
Whatever anybody may say to the contrary,
"Egypt''-thU Chicago Press to the contrary
notwithstaudins-wil sustain Douglas. Some
few offce-holders and expectants may dissent
from him, but none others.
Again the same correspondent says:
What say of politics is strictly true. do.
not know Of single Lecompton man.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

Four doubIets and one tripIet in one month
and that the first month in the year, too. Who
can estimate the home increase of our popula-
ton for twelve months making due allowance
for the increased attention in that direction p
lkcokuk Gate City
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19
For Rant

THE large room aSv d. III ccruFzreT q :fs a. r
4 IV~s, IA the ii staEy q tie saTyiaous= % s,-,
occupied BY 2 Cradle Co Pose, % .sr- a. Il,
dAy o. April urEG- APP!y 70 IIeury M1n.zo-
saulS ? g. AEWsTr.y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19
For Rent

THE s-ere-Roola aoE In tn secsrz-r- ,rue,.
A. > Hardware store States on Aiour5- : '''ls
Posseasi0a given On the Grst Of Aaru at a..
itbo , Z AEN.rF1N-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19
Tr11steeIa sac.

Trustees Sa1S. al. =.
DY virtue OF = Deed % truss fr0E " n - ~ -
ID L Nc Afee ane cts-rKt % rle, hsAfL Et y age
and Of reeurI in One Cculfy, IN lte9 h e- % -
-. W.T., ~ yyr1rvr IS WozEs, inel1d = 4,
berrd in thc original plat q Softh 49,. Cr5rr
a. The said uorks being IN cont ietS rIsz,ai-
Also 81 not yell seasoned. AID ~ - -,Es - %
siIuery A. 10 use Or bt;onsinE 70 sac r.iv lsts.
o. rezs,uas Sic terms Possession y rrE Ifst
jkzt2 Apply % i =; 2t--. .---sivsG5
DGRHAYT-s HOLLAND BITIEt-s- - NsfEr's-
ID dSs5 7. D jus
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19
For Rent

TWO Ho1Ass On tn= Islaad. -l=ssss.Ir 49,,
4 TIth i've Toozas, ceIlzr. &c ~ 20 -, t2-
or1aiion apply to J. 7 scott ~ u. Z. -trs.t z
Si=hols- on t1e premises $50 = Als'lei
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

Day GooDs, G2ocEaIEs AND PoLITICs ALL ~
A HEAP.-We were sorry 10 read the other
dsy, a long, poor mouthed. half and half sort
of an apology for the alleged political short
conings Of Hon H. Winter Davis, by his Or
gan, the Baltimore Patriot. Fighting Master
Pryor, it seems, has been instituting the in
quiry as to whether Baltimore was Southern
city, and whether she was any longer worthy Of
the support of the merchants Of the South
The immediate cause of the inquiry, was the
fact that Baltimore had returned to Congress
such man as Dayis-the man who voted for
Fufer-who (Fuller) voted for Pennington
who Pennington voted for Bsnks-who Banks
was "Black Republican" The PttriOt goes
down on its knees in woe BECOME pailiation Of
Baltimore's seeming ursoundness, assures fight
ing Master Pryor that she is wholly and totally
Southern in feeling brick and mortar, Rip
Raps, Plup Ugies and all, all are sound, very
sound on the niger question. We hope King
Pryor will now forgive the Patriotic vendors
ofdry goods, groceries and nick-nacks, and allow
the rules Of trade to so usual.
But the Patriot and those who like it, bow
the knee "thst thrift may follow fawning,"
should remember that Baltimore has had pa
irons IN some OtheT quarters IMAM among TIE
fire-eating constituency of Pryor-whicll, as
general thing, are an efFets pay-nothing sort of
do-nothings anyhow. The Patriots people
there in Baltimore have a class of customers
over the river here-and ont in Pennsylvania
on the other side--wlo are worth more to them
than all the abstractionized fre-eaters who
ever condescended to handle n yard-stick or
weigh out pound of of Yonng Hyson. The
Patriot should remember that these people, too,
have some respect for political principlc-and
it should be certain that while it is avoiding
Scylla it IS not steering on to CharYbdis.
If the class of people with whom Mr., Davis
is accused of sympatiiizing, are so repulsive,
perhaps i, would be wclfor them rot to trouble
such dainty people as those for whom the Pa
triot affects to speak, with their patronage.
Let them take the matter under adyiscment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

An exchange tells of man, whose sister told
him nc had not long 10 live, and suggested that
he might not feel altogether prepared for that
event, why should be afraid to dieg" he
asked, Il never voted a Democratic ticket in
my life p" IA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

GExIus adapts itself tn all society, is ambi-
tious and proud, hut is free from scornful pride
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19
For Rent

THE large three story Brick bas.sin- mar ~ 80.
4 BriiE=- in the Fiith Ward sIa Ueer.s. Z h -
Ballard boarding house Posses>or s.,yl q -
day Of pEiI u-Ir-
As a shoe store y J0aE EzlElE- Apply g.
III. z /. LE..-.r.-.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

JOKES oP THE BAR.-We find the following
in the New York correspondence of the Boston
Journal:
Judge Edmond is both a wit ans; poet
The Courts in New York are iutcrrnin,,iy tedi-
aus. Judge Davies, who has more Young
America in him than any Judge Oh ., Bench,
does all he can to make the tardy adj Gates of
Justice hurry UP their march. To allow the
long-winded to know how the time passes, the
Judge has placed an hour glass before the Bar
The other day gentleman known as Mr. Bliss
on the floor. He talked and talked, and it
seemed that he would never stop Judge Ed
mond was anxious to leave, but could not go ill
Mr.. Bliss had ended his argument Breaking
out in n poetic spirit Judge Edmond committed
the following couplet:
And while the glass holds out run,
Eatless Bliss has just beSua.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

TnE IuPEurAL BABr.-An affecting scene took
place at the Tuilleries; after the mass ofthanks-
giving, at which the Emperor Napoleon and Em
press were present, on the day following the
late attempt on Napo!eon's life. The Prince
Imperial, when brought to his august parents,
-~-----.'.ru the scratch rt..,' r,.erfUus even
ing on the face of the Emperor, and said, in his
infantile accents: Papa hurt?" The Emperor
took the Prince in his arms and said you love
papa, do you?" The Prince replied by kissing
the Emperor, and again repeated the word
''hurt?" AT these caresses and these words of
his child, the .nan who had bcheld death so near
him without being disturbed, and without change
OF countenance, could not restrain the feelings Of
his heart, and he shed tears. The story is told
by the Unirers. 1t is probably not true, but it
is very we'll invented, and will doubtless go the
rounds of the parers. The word which Galig-
mani translates "hurt" is bo6o, an expression
which nurses teach children to use when they
feel any sort of pain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19

GEowTn OF KEokuK-A friend who is inter
ested in the progress of Keoknk, and somewhat
enthusiastic in his views of its capabilities.
hands us the following remarkable Indication of
the line of Development in which the energies Of
our people are engaged, with their usual success
full superiority over their envious rivals on the
river above and below:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-19
DENTISTRY.

THE UNDERMINED respectfully i7sa-1 ne uatc data.
i hV- associated themselves ts=-taar ,1r he Ir--
Of Dentistry. Tlrr as= j. - - Ai4r-t street stH
Monroe ami Union So , EA=E- thy XII De- LITr 81
their friends and AL 0tl-rz Elsa-s tlr s=EHe=s q
Dentist
OF the iarDE. Ha!llaea- and TIE Senior TaTvI d
been constantly engaged in ;ae practice Or i 20 O.
last eleTez years, Iriu tiule - has become
ted HI or Ll= leading DsIfsIs pa allasi t o.
Cities % the United state. zai has flzlllaT--i l
itE ftei- various c5li sit4ts in operating fhss t
fore feel confident or bei1- abe - give ---ir- s4
TO al zho NAY favor Thvz. r=;s ,lrir aatr5-ags.
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mission. TO rh- following ==EflrrlrI.
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incorporated 1e1e-charteE Perpetual.
Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND USIHPAIEED.
WITH SURPLUS OF S5O6.395.SS.
And the pre'g. IS years success and experience.
AssETs JANUARY 1, 1883.

TotaI Liabilities. -
Uas.ltled Claims nat dae--------tl SO -
Loses Equita5ly AdjUsted and Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS OF 81, 100000
OF Losses been aid By thu EuA Insurance c., n
the past . yeaEs-
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bIItIHs n JANIAkI, IoOo-
Twin sons to Edward kilbOrne, Esq.
Son and daughter to j. W. ShackIock.
Son and daughter to James Satchel.
Twin daughters to C. Z. \. Striblen.