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, 1858-12-17
MONDAY, Dec. 10, 1858.

Mr. Rutledge presented the petition oI
T. f. Berry and 3S others, citizens Of
Thurston County, to pass an act more spe.
cifcally defining the north and west bouu
Diary lines of Thurston County. Referred
TO Committee on Counties.
The lines indicated by said petition are
described as follows: Beginning at the
meander post on the north side of Chehalis
river on the line between sections nine (9)
aud ten (lOl, township fifteen (l5) north
range, four west, thence north to the north
boundary line of township eighteen Us, }
range four "A west; theuce east to the
west side of Mud Bay or Eds Inlet
thence with the original boundary line"
The House then adopted a report of its
, 1858-12-17

BmrIsH NIcARAGUAN INTERFERENCE
Washington, Nov. 4.-Lord Napier has
addressed dispatch to the State Depart
ment at Washington, in which he says the
Nicaraguan government will avail itself ol
the aid of the British West India feet in
preventing the landing of fllibustering ex-
peditions on the shores of that State.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. "a snow storm oc-
Cured at St. Louis this morning, which
lasted about an hour. At Cincinnati there
was a slight fall Of snow this evening
, 1858-12-17
2 O RRRY
Song Of Other Days.
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
As DER the glaciers frozen sheet
Breathes soft the Alpine rose,
So through life's desert springing sweet,
The flower of friendship grows;
And as, where'er the roses grow,
Some rain or dew descends,
IT'S NATURES law that wine should flow
To wet the lips of friends.
Then once again, before we part,
My empty glass shall ring,
And be that has the warmest heart
Shall loudest laugh and sing.
They say we were not born to eat;
But grey-hair'd sages think
1t means,-Be moderate in your meat,s
And partly live and drink;
For baser tribes the rivers flow,
That know not wine or song;
Man wants but little drink below,
But wants that little strong.
Then once again, &C.
II one bright drop is like the gem,
That decks a monarch's crown,
One goblet holds a diadem
OF rubies melted down.
A hg for CHser's blazing brow,
But like the Egyptian queen,
Bid each dissolving jewel glow
Ny thirsty lips between.
Then once again, &c.
The Grecian's mound, the Romans urn,
Are silent when we call,
Yet still the purple grapes return
To cluster on the wall;
II was bright immOrtars head
They circled with the vine,
And DER their best and bravest dead
They poured the dark-red wine.
Then once again, &c.
Methinks DER every sparkling glass
Young Eros waves his wings,
And echoes Ger its dimples pass
From dead Anacreon's strings;
And tossing round its beaded brim
Their locks Of floating gold.
With bacchant dance and choral hymn
Return the nymphs Of old.
Then onco again, &c.
A welcome then to joy and mirth,
From hearts as fresh as ours,
To scatter DER the dust Of earth
Their sweetly mingled flowers,
'Tis Wisdom's self the cup that fills,
In spite Of Folly's frown,
And Nature from the vine-clad hills,
That rains her life-blood down.
Then once again, &c.
, 1858-12-17

B@ The Administration does not credit
the charges made in the London Times
against Mr. Reed, our Minister in China,
with regard to his conduct about the trea-
ties. The most favored nation" clause
was added to the treaty negotiated by Mr.
Reed; therefore it is argued he could have
no motive to prevent the British or French
from obtaining any number of privileges
on the contrary, it would be to the interest
Of his country to favor their efforts.
, 1858-12-17

~ Information has been received at
Washington that Paraguay has three hun.
dred newly mounted guns, on stone bat
teries, at the mouth of the Parana A
large land force will be needed to turn this
fertilization from the land side.
, 1858-12-17
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, 1858-12-17
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, 1858-12-17
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4, 1858.

The substance Of the telegraphie dispatch
from Lord Napier to the State Department
is represented to be, in effect, that the
Nicaraguan Government will avail itself Of
the aid Of the British aeet to- prevent the
landing of the flibusters. Our Govern
ment considers itself able to enforce the
neutrality laws. Should, therefore, Wal
ker and his followers fall into the hands Of
the British, and thus be prevented from
carrying out their designs, it would prove
an occurrence much to be deprecated as It
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

tbs TRug GENrLEMAN.-Such gentlemen as
certain author describes in the following para
graph, are not 10 be met with every day; and
should any unmarried lady chance 10 find one,
we advise her 10 secure him forthwith, as one of
the perfect works from the atelier of the Divine
Architect: Show me the man who can quit the
brilliant society of the young TO ltsien 10 The
kindly voice of ge-who can hold Cheerful! CON
versation with one whom years have deprived
of all charms; show INC The man who is will
ing to help the deformed who sand in need of
help, rs If tho blush OF Helen ,nantIed on his
cheek show me the man who would no sooner
LOOK rudely at the poor girl in The village ,Iiun
at the welI-dressedl lady ip the saloon; show me
the mar who treats unprotected motherhood as
lie would the heiress, Surrounded by the now
erful protection of rank and family; show me he
who abhors The liberiine's gibe--who shuns him
as the blaSphemer and traducer of his mothers
Isex-who scorns, as he would The coward, the rid
iculer of womaO'S reputation; show me man
who never forgets for an instant the delicacy,
and respect that is due 20 woman in any con-
ditiop or class, and you show me true gentle
man"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21
Caution.

G9lutl0n'
Many Druggists, having old Hniments nAnd viii sry
sell them TO tine best, but 40 positively re-
6Use to purchase them. Ask EOS "BRAGGS ARCTIC LIN
lMENT, and take no Other.A = q ~ - q
as "a = Liberal proposition
e prOpretOrs agree furnish each purchaser Of dol
a= bottle, With eree subscription % The U Journal for
this Is Of the best " Y illustrated papers-
certificates enttlng the holder 70 the benefit Of
OSon, enclosed m the wrapper around every bot
ale. fine Aeete Eminent put IN % cent. 80 cent and
81 bottles The 50 and 81 bOte contain 80 and 100
cent Eminent 20 proportion to their cost, and
are The cheapest. FoT sale by 6RAGE+ & BURRowES,
~ Sole Pr0pFietors, 50. Louis, No b
An agent wanted in every town and Stafe. Appliea-
lions must always accompanied 6y responsible refer
ences, For sole BY LAUGHLINS BuSHFIELD,
isnlSsiy-9md&WLla General Agents To- WheslisEy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

A CRY LocoNorIvRA Dummy Engine
somewhat similar to those used upon the rail-
ced uponth city portion of the North Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. This engine is so constructed
that its progress is unattended with the usual
noise. Very little smoke is emitted, and the
machinery is so completely under the control of
the engineer that the whole affair can be stopped
in af instant, even when progressing atits high
est speed. The engine in question was designed
by Jos Harrison, Jr., ofthis city, and is con-
structed on plau essentially different from any
heretofore Known ennsgiranian.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

PRE4Tr 6ooD--We notice under the mar
|riagc head of our city papers, record If the
Tower & Joy, of this city, to Miss Frances D.
Bates, eldest daughter of Hon. Amos Bates, of
bingham. 1t is accompanied with the following
clever epigram: .e
.,No more debates %. Batss;) dissolved In Joy,
The bride has found home;
With present bs Without alloy. ttl
Ana many joys 20 come" [B0NOn jOu-adh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

One ROttle IrEumPhant.
Mrs. MONT, no. S45 MoEs9n Street, So Louis, having
preparations houi effect was eured oy one y cent bot
Henry Davis. Mound :trss., s: Louis. he
Ga RaRF' %
'.''s ',,' city lhe l.It.le Childreu.
little dagsaIssr Of Mrs hse rssdinE On Lake ssFsst
Of boiling water The Arctic iinent was spilled accord
sh directions, and the are i"saniy extracted,
ssss.srs an e l.sHE'S lone
an by bottle ofthe Iinmsnt eursi, and
's''O's '.' - l'' 4 I'' iIor Is Tumor.
MoEy N r.. T s tssSs a y o.
until he srisd te arctic Eminent Three OOtes cured
- wonderful Care!
Mrs BEDFORD Mobile, confined heE couch FOR three
years it 1po1S palsy and after being z dss91E from The
nlent, &c :tte owe: month
MKNPRfs, TEN, Nov. 9Sth, 1881.
thereby certify, that havins been oadv bruised and
try Brags's LinimenI. Instant
the pain gone FROM the bruises. In two weeks was
HENRY Ts.s SsIsaS f' ses street
wVBsrER CrET, IOEa, Nov. 9th, 1857.
Dr.. 4. g, BRAGG-0eRr SIR: For than three EeaEs
had aaised With Unframed in an aggravated
eject induced BY Dr. Baum try the Arctic
LInnent, and In months vas neery we'll. Sly little
time. and during Paron the time entirely blind
S. one eye; aPpes yGSF % aSa a
bottle, cured ny daushterseye and own, besides
curing the Vheumatsr in back. you'll not ne EithoLS
your Invaluable -emedy In my house. Yours truly,
Nm RUSSELL.
YEBsIER CuT, iowa, Nov. 9th, 1851
hereby certify chat we'll acquainted with William
RUSSELL with the astunl hing be mentions, and
know mis- statement 20 ne strictly true.
J. !. WADSwOIEiI, p. NJ, Webster City.
Good Tor Animals.
Tqis Invaluable Imminent Is also equally efeaous in
CURING the diseases Of aninal5, witness the following
certificate: 8Isssrs J. q Arnot, and Lynch, ArOt Co.,
keep the two arges livery stables In the West and
orally known shrOughOu. the United States.
| "a. Louls, l23d, 1857.
We, The uLdsTsgus having lse Dr. BT8gs Arctic LRi-
ment number OF months, eheeFfuly testify to its
Peror efficacy curing the diseases Of horses; well
satisfied OF the Arctic being the best Lment made
that EoHd other. We keep aud have kept for
nubeT yeaFs extensive livery stables In this city, and
consequently experience about horses ald their seas
IS great and auhestatiugly as the Arctic Ini
the only Wehave found dECGys e9ectiUe,
We cordially recommend ali livery stable 6esPers and
/ j. / A ARNoT.
LYNCH, ARNOT & CO..
4 NJ ereeAH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

A DELIcATE SuGGEsrloS.-A correspondent
of the Utica Herald suggests that the Legisla-
ture pass law whereby females who are COM
PEELED to testify in cases Of delicate nature
may be granted the privilege of being examine
ed in room apart from the open Court, in the,
presence of several of their own sex
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

TIE WALL STRERT FORGER WITHOUT MS CT
GAR Tobacco and the Chure6.-RalPs Journal
Of Health mentions what it callsan obstructive
and alarming fact, in reference 20 the Wall St,
forger, recently sent TO the PeiIitentiary. TWAS
proven on the trial that he was never seer down
town without having cigar in his month, that
ne was ncver well. On entering the prison,
smoking was absolutely and ut once prohibited,
by an inheXiole rule. In three months he gain
ed fifteen poundsin flesh, and his general health
was improved in proportion.
Speaking of tobacco, VIC cannot refr0in from
abiding to its ravages among the clergy, who
smoke or chew to an extent little suspected by
ther auditors Indeed, an intelligent friend in
that sacred calling, Informs us that not less than
twenty of his intimate ministerial associates are
habitnal chewers. He has no doubt that this
kind of eliminating is seriously ininring the
cloth. a highly esteemed Presbyterian clergy
man, in Virginia, recently committed suicide,
from state of nervous irration caused by the
excessive use of tobacco.
The Council of State of Berne, Switzerland,
in consequence of the delcterious effects of tins
narcotic on the human frame, have recently de-
termiDed 10 prohibit the use of it 10 al' "uncOn-
firmedp young men; the religious rife Of con-
firmation is there administered at sixteen. This,
we apprehend, will tend more 10 the growth OF
the church than the encouragement of tobacco.
~ T. POST So
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

SUGAR FROM the NEW CANE..-The U. S. Agri-
cultural Society have awarded n large silver
medal 20 Joseph S. Lowering, Of philadelphia,
for the care with which mis- experiments have
been made and the samples of sugar obtained
from Chinese sugar cane, presented by him.-
declared that they did not wish 10 be under
stood as certifying that the manufacture of SUI
gar from the plant in the Northern States is as
vet demonstrated to be more profitable than
other crops Mr.. L. IS samples werc as follows:
A sample of clean brown sugar from that made
on an acre of land which, gave go IL lbs, of
sample Of brown sugar, very fair, at therate of
1921 80 lbs. per acre; third of white sugar,
severn. degrees lighter than what isknown as
clayed Havana, equal to No. i coffee sugar, and
a fourth sample of pure white crystalized sugar,
equal, as Mr.. L. claims, to the best sugars any
where made.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21
Hard Tlmea down in the Sand Hllls.
NIG0RRs 10 BE HAD AT DISCOUNT.


a regular food of negroes invaded the town
on New Years day, some for hiring, but most
of them Just to be on hand. Therates of,hiring
were little nnder thoseof Inst year, but they
were too high in proportion to the price OF cot
ton. Prime field hands were hired attrom 1920
to $40. Women for from about $50 to $50
These figures are considerably above those we
have from portion of North Carolina
One hundred and ten negroes were hired out
on Tuesday, the 26th ult, at Townsville, in the
state of North Carolina. Prices much below
those paid at the same place last year. Only
two out ofithe number exceeded one hundred
dollars Efficient field hands hired generally
from SO to. $s5, women, but few if any, reach
ing SOL Chester (N. C.) Standard
HARD rIMEs.-There is n general complaint
here of hard times, and, ifs scarcity of money
is any criterion, the times are very bard. +, But
those who hired negroes last week. and those
who bought them on Monday last, don't feel
the hard times, or they believe "there's better
time a-cOming, boys" Negro men without
trades hired for $3.50 to 5000 and upward
We understand woman hired for 5000 and over
"a washerwoman as high as $3.50.
On Monday, a large number of 1eGroes chan
ged hands al auction and both the cash and
credit prices We're MS high as though the money
market was flush to redundancy. Sixty three
negroes belonging the estate of Alexander Ew-
ing, deceased, sold foy $40, $3.50 purchasers pay
ing cash, giving good notes, on twelve months
time, bearing interest from date. The average
price was $643.74 "a pretty high average, when
we consider that six or eight of the negroes
were over fifty years of age, about as many dis
eascd, and probably one half of the whole were
young children. A woman with three children,
the oldest scarcely four years old sold for 50 O0D
n boy sixteen years old, for about 81, 1850; small
boys 81 900, and upward Other property seem
to sell in proportion Mules sold for S125s to
$2OO.-[ auntsville (4Lu.l Democrat Jan. 6.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

january SeGClemSnGS. -
VNTE would state eustomefs that ouF bills are nov
w ready for settlement and viii be
delay. We trst thai friends wiz pay teir dues
'rempty, - - =. -.5.sfs
taTtng been convinced that long credits alike
ops % BUYERS well - 70 ourselves, and being DESTROYS
dolnga CHat BueltRtss, % - great possble
we nave Determined 70 sell three
months credit % thOss Who have heretofOre paid promptly
Hereafter cur bins wa invariably ~ feldeFed
Of April, July, October and JaiFV AZ ms ne 1900
We VII Be enabled u oRer Rsas 70 puyers
" 5sl Hl1aKEEL &-SWEARISGEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21
MONEY NOTICE.

+ HAVE large amount Of money standing Sut that
should have been paid lOng before this tine and nOW
am compelled TO have collected therefore GVE HoTcE
70 an Il that be found
store, So t4s Main street, for fg D4T4 om CHS date
After that, other arrangements viii be made collecting
dose oct settled By that IIle.f u. O. HARBOUR
January 15th, 1855 tt 81 JanI6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21
LIVERY sTABLB FOR SANE. =

THE subscribers oeT for sale the whole or onshalf u
tie entire Livery stock q The late dr Of Badger
Ksnpis For particulars enquire Of either Of ts ndeF-
signed. JAMES u. nULaER, 4
taul4 AlEX.I EE11PLIl. fs-9-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

This omprehensble Lnlment upon ahieh the great
Of the afflicted Of all lands now rely for relief from
the Pangs OF Rheu Neuralgia, GOgt, Erysipelas
Cancer, SsrOfA, SpFAns uises, Burns Scalls and all
cuaneOus diseases s rapidly supervising all similar prep
aratiOns The rOpretOrs give for the eneonra o.
sufferers, the following memorandum Of fen o. the
der ELECTED by during the pass few months Ger
tcgtes from tine parties named are In the possession Of
the roprrtOTB, bu5 their length 9recludes publication
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

Is FR1pAY AN "UNLucIY D4Y:r-The year
1858 begins and ends on Friday January,
April, July, October, and December, have Eve
Fridays each. April and December end on Fri!
day. and January and October begin on Friday.
There are 53 Fridays in tho year. We trust,
however, it viii not prove more disastrous ,han
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

TnE EBEOCGONs-GsAs r -CALB.g .
VIE City ooeessF Z nov enSased g sE5s out The de-
leetOfs Office, adjoining TIE Council
maFkes house. oGLE AsD PAY T0UE TAxEl
RARE CHANCE! q. 8.
Tor sale for $500, cash, ven EstablIshed and cash
bqStnsss; sales every GeeE amounting etoO.-
satiseetQy .easons given fo- selling. Apply q tbs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

THE New Haven Register thus compliments
the badly printed sheet of contemporary
"Weshouldlike to be informed. from some re.
sponsible source the publishers really call that
"a printed sheet, which:is daily sent to us in
exchange? If they do, we havr only to say,
that we are confident that we could geta better
impression from apound of assorted nails" on
an old cheese press, than the copies which we
are receiving"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

A FAIruFrL DOG During the time that
Cromwell was engaged in numbering his father
and mother, near Hamilton, N. Y, few days
ago, a dog was IN the room, and the prisoner
afirms that during his bloody work this animal
several times attacked him that he tried TO kill
the animal and get his heart bnt was foiled in
his efforts. After he lay down, the faithful dog
sat all night watching by his lifeless mistress
During the whole examination of the bodies on
the inquest, this faithful animal remained under
the bed, and could not be removed from the
room.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21
y $ '4-'Ls:'' i NEW FIRM.

- DRs. BAGTLETT WINCIIEI-L, dentists. IA
UIlftHSIing Va
DIR. WInehsI being eomPeled rs his rapidly increasing
business to add his facilities for doing the takes
pleasuretn Informing mis- friends and the public thathshss
formed business connection with y. 5. aTtett NJ D.
xho has had fifteen years successful inths DE-
tai profession.
Drs. B. * W prepared TO perform every OPerAtenn
Surgical and Mechanical Dentstryare familiar WITH and
Dracre all the latest Improvements OF the Dental ard
that for beauty durability and practical utility
their Artificial Teeth shail not be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure ard
comfort Of Artificial Fe al dread f suffer-
Ing experienced during necessary preliminary extrns-
Of che old teeth and Informed that BY
process entirely unlike CaorofOFm Ether, ap~ca-
Bile N most and scy harmless IN az. seeth age
nov extracted without paiD.
Any Information aViee ApPertRinrg 20 theiT P'Oseb
sion they viii be pleased "a give gratis.
Please call and examine specimens OF ARTIFICIAL Teeth
r. ONCE open At all 4ours- seP'6
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For Rent.

| THE Brick Dwelling House nov oerupied by n, =,
/ Union Sts. -0t and
Also, two brick Dwelling houses on Main ytre,4
as several tgnements Enquire OF Dr.. A. HnshfS &c sl
| of Quincy and Fourth Sts. -i.nIe me
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

The change from last week Is very slight
Tho increase in the amount due to banks is ap-
parent not real. as the amount of this item was
not given in the statement of one of the banks
last week, and made the total oflast week con-
siderably less than it really VASE Gazette.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21
For Rent

CEVERAL desirable Dwellings on wheeling sisnd -,
- pleasantly situated upou the River Baut
ing beautiful vieW Of the city, and TIE river io- $50
miles below the eity-a good plank walk from The Bri
the door. Coed garden plats given with each tenep1T
JanIs STONE 4 THOMAS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

PuNcn says ITO lind out whom child loves.
make it 4 present, and notice to whom 1t Is most
ssoeT to show that present exultingly. To find
o,,3 who a woman hates-do e3actly the same
thing l 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21
,rCash System

ON the first January the subseriBefI Etend saoR
" ing the CASH SYSTEM EXCLUSlVELf- ILsy =. ~
not depart fron ts rule under any circumstance, 20 =.
parry parties whatsoever, being eOnyinesd lTSln
expsIienee that this plan e not only better for ths
"a ss ssss ~ y ''asaasr CrAELExs Knox CO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21

WILL sell At public Auction on Wednesday the Atth
day Of January, 1855 at o'clock A. 81, at my Auction
Rooms Market Square, One 6 octave Piano fofte In
good order and Of the best manufacture.
ian9f GEORGE &. WICKHAM, Aue'r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wantad.
Piano at Auction.

A Coon steady Woman, Eho will act Chamber Nait
Il and Nurse. A middle agsd person lFeferred-t -.
Apply through this ONCE. ian41-AB
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21
For Rent,

FTNHE Dwelling House 4th ST., opposite Mrs Fr,r.
4 Boarding house, At present occupied by r Ma
ESQ., II has Gas fixtures, &e., two large paTiofs i've S-
beFs, and finished garrett; stable, Wood-shed Sc
-- Apply % O. w. GRAHAN
tanl4 DIR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21
DENTISTRY.

y. B-Messrs n 1 o. take pleasure n referring, by
mission. TO the following gentlemen:
u T. Weed, d. D.. Hon Geo. ". Thompson, His Hon An
Caldwell. Morgan Nelson Esq, B. ". Eon, KsI- De- John
fTisselI, Dr. W. - Bates, DR.. r II. Cummins, DR.. L
dpeth. DR.. A s. Todd, Taliant Deaplhn, John Knotr
Esq, NeCIanens, Knox Co., Marsh Taylor HoVl9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-21
NOTICE.

~ UID6OL1ULIOLN' ~ h
THE dFm Of Doane OOugu Is ths day 49, 9 - ri
mutual consent Ehebuslness Of the hIun VI :. ~
IN The halids 81 A! 8 D6ane VIC = faIly sstOTSsa "
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