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The prairie news., 1858-12-23
OKOLONA, MISS, DECEMBER %, 1853.
"Was there ever such chance-why
t is perfectly beautiful Isn't this glo-

"Was there ever such chance-why
it is perfectly beautiful Isn't this glo-
rious p
Meanwhile the deer had passed him.
| fired, but missed aim. 1t is the same
thing on every similar occasion. Fred
gets into such a tumult of excitement
and delight that he has no command over
himself He makes up for his deficiency
in this respect, however, by his ardent
and untiring energies in blowing horns.
In this duty he is remarkably useful, adj
mirably confusing the dogs, and bewider-
ing the hunters. You can scarcely start
out in the morning but you find Fred is
before you, racing as if he were after
something, which he never is, and blow
ing his horn for dear life. l know |
have often wished that something was af-
him, and would catch him. Many a time,
I've longed to say, Fred Sutherland, if
you do not stop your noise I'll shoot you;
but forbore. tried to steal his trum-
pet, but it seems he slept with it around
his neck. 1t served me in good stead
once, though. Fred and rode down to-
gether with hook and line, but without
guns, to quiet, calm, little lake, some
five or six miles from our camp. 1t was
a pleasant, tranquil spot. We chose a
seat formed by the projection of an old
tree over the lake. Here We remained
until night-fall AS we rode home slow
Iy under the starry sky, over narrow
beaten path, We heard the branches
cracking behind US. Looking back we
discovered to our horror two fiery eye
balls pursuing us. We spurred our hor-
ses into gallop, and at last into a run.
We still, however, heard the tearing
apart of the bushes behind us like the
roaring of flames in the wind. We had
yet three miles to go, and no time to lose.
Our horses began to pant as if every
breath would be the last. Suddenly
Fred bethought him of his horn, and
blew blast that might have raised the
dead In five minutes some of our COM
pany who were not far off, joined us. A
shot from one of the party soon relieved
us from all apprehension. After lights
were brought, what was our horror at
seeing an immense panther. 1t must
have been urged on to such pursuit by
extreme hunger OF course, ever since,
Fred and his horn have become even
more inseperable."
After little, Rose and Tommy start
ed reluctantly to bed. They had to cross
the passage in the dark, in order to get
candle from the dining room. In an
instant they rushed back screaming with
terror 40 mamma, mamma, two dread
full fiery eyes!" The fiery eyes soon ap-
pcared on the threshold, considerably
shorn of their beams. They belonged
to Lyt, who remarked
"'Taint nobody but me, Miss Rose"
The children went to bed, while the
others told sailors yarns, travellers tales
and hunters stories.
The prairie news., 1858-12-23
I Some ugly fellow thus pronoun-

~ some ugly 1tII0w mus pr0h0un-
ceS: sf .ffim
IF you are ever threatened with ,
handsome man in the family, just taken
clothes FOUNDER while he is yet in bed,
and batter his head to pumice. From
some cause or another, handsome mea
are invaribly asses they cultivate their
hair and complexion so much, that they
have no time to think of their brains.-
By the time they reach thirty, their
heads and hands are equally soft. Again
we say, if you wish to find an intelligent
man, just look for one with features 90
rough that they might use his face for .
nutmeg CRATER" -
The prairie news., 1858-12-23
'pOBs i.
IFrom the Quitman' Advertiserl
Why DON'T THE GIRLS PROPOSE


The men are shy, the ladies' cry,
Their minds they don't disclose;
Ifit be SO, I'd like t. know
Why don't the girls propose.'
At splendid. balls in dazzling halls
Amidst host Of beauX,
With speaking eyes, aud timid sighs,
The ladies' might propose.
Ye maidens fair, now laughing there
So coolly with your beauX,
Take my sdvice-don't be over nice
They'll wed-when you propose
when stern papas and cross mammas
All marriage schemes oppose,
And boauf are shy, It's no cause why
You girls should not propose
Then pity take, for Hymen's sake,
On those unhappy beaux,
Who are, poor elves, so shy them'elve'--
Pray ladies, dopr"Pose' ,.moY
The prairie news., 1858-12-23

or Why is basket Of oysters ike.
an unpaid bill Dye give it up -
Because fellow must saeH cst before
he can fe-S RE. s.rss
The prairie news., 1858-12-23

The Press.-The realm of the press,
says cotemporary, is enchanted ground.
Often times the editor has the happiness
of knowing that he has defended the
right, exposed the wrong, protected the
weak that he has given utterance to .
sentiment that he has solaced somebody's
solitary hour, made somebody happier.
kindled smile upon sad face, or
hope in heavy heart. He may meet
with that sentiment months, years after;
it may have lost all traces of its paterni-
ty, but he feels an affection for it. He
welcomes it as long absent child. He
reads it as for the first time, and wonders
if, indeed, he wrote it, for he has chang
ed since then. Perhaps he could not
give utterance to the sentiment now
perhaps he would not if he could. Il
seems like the voice of his former self,
calling to the present, and there is some
thing mournful in its tone. He begins
to think, to remember-remember when
he wrote it, and why; who were his rea-
ders then, and how much he had chang
ed. So he muses. till he finds himself
wondering if that thought of his will con-
tinue to float on after he is dead and
gone, and if he really is looking upon
something that will survive him. And
then comes the sweet consciousness that
there is nothing in the sentiment he
could wish had been unwritten; that it
is the better part of him--a shred from
the garment of the immortality he shall
leave behind, when he joins the "innu-
merable caravan" and takes his place in
the silent halls of death. ,s.s j aetss
The prairie news., 1858-12-23

- A harmless hilarity and buoyant
cheerfulness are not frequent concomi-
tants of genius; and We are never moro
deceived than when We mistake gravity
for greatness, solminity for sceince, and
pomposity for erudition. saar sssg
The prairie news., 1858-12-23

s. Prefer lost to an unjust gain.
The prairie news., 1858-12-23

THE PRAIRIE NEWS,
puRL,siiED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING by
mo. .RTCEIARD9oN,
AT - PER ANNUM, in ADVANCE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

sSAIos CErrrDpts SFtru No one can
rad the great ,prssL-( senator Crilisnien,
uilhog, some u Ia, usBo,iss, or some Of BIZ
readings Of the craftsmanship Of best days q
our republie coming over his mind It's =
gfsa, si1r; worthy the successor Of him ''vho
sleeps vel beneath he green I'd Of Ashland ="
Il moves ina sphere, an upper air ar beyond
and az better, than the time serving sectional.
ism everywhere - much 10 vogue thfoughou,
the land liz appeals to the memories Of the
past, and the hopes Of III, future, can not but
awaken the Whole county to new real ior the
Constitution and the Union. There are portions
oft worthy tn be written In letters Of gold, over
every dre-siie in the land
We regret tha, our space confines Us to a
single extract Speaking Of the bill decemp.
TOM before the Senate. he said
Ny vote on hi, subject, sir. has nothing sec.
Iional IL H. The difficulty | haze really ia 70.
ting is, that thi, is regarded by some As sec.
iionll question; and an on one side Of that
section, and am sotins for lhe other side OF it,
Il We divide on 1t - a seetional question. Ny
allegiance is not to any particular section. ] do
not want to know any such thing as a section
n my condnr, here, lWAnt to be governed by
Constitutional spirit, and a constitutional and
a iust principle, In all do, no matter whether II
relates to the North or 70 the South. do not
want to Increase the seetionality which exists in
the country, by placing myself or my vote upon
II, so far as regards this question want u
wipe out that sectiohaliSin. wish that no one
here would vote upon il as sectional question.
do not | vote upon il a. a Senator Of the
United States Of America. This is my country
and my great country. The Constitution ofthe
United States intended to wipe out all these
lines Of division aud seciionalisin. Il iswe-we
that disturb ourown Union It is We that make
sections; Il is We that make sectional lines 10 d.
vide and distract the country whose Constitu.
lion, whose present interest, whose future hopes,
all tend to unite US
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

Persons OF sEDESrARY HABITS, who are gener.
ally affected with Vertigo, Langour and En-.
haatio", Nausea and Headache, have in BGr.
havc's Holland Bitters grateful remedy. 1t
gives strength and energy to the system, stimu.
latcs the digestive organs, and corrects acidity
Of the stomach.
We would caution the public against purchas.
ing the many limitations ofthiS delightful aroma.
To prevent imposition, be careful to ask for Bar.
Aare's Holland Bitttrs. See Advertisement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

GEoRuE LAW TnRxED CHRISTIAN. see by
country paper that George Law has recently
been awakened to religion by means Of the rcyi.
val. Whether or not he has been baptised we
cannot say. 1t would be great scene to see
George Law in revival meeting exhorting his
associates in steamboat Speculations, and follow
ing the celebrated eX-Aldcrman in confession
of his sins George Law could make good
prayer, particularly about steamboats,, ferry
piers, Dry Dock Banks and other affairs Of the
same kind.-[N. Y. Herald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23
INSTRUCTION i'm MUSIC

IRIS. J. s. DREW, respectfully informs her friends and
VI the pablo IN general iaisr has disconnected her.
self with The Wheeling PtmAlt stIautTy and nov IRE.
pared TO give Instruction In Vocal MnAG and ali the
er branches Of voeAlEatlon, Cultivation Of the Voice
Ge., &c.
In connection With the Vocal Department NrS Drew is
prepared TO give instruction the spanish Guitar n the
most correct aud thorough manner. limited number Of
pupils on the Piano, will also be received.
Ladies' or Misses from abroad, can be accommodated
Gith board with pleasant rpomS Reasonable terms At
the residence Of Mrs. brew, 90 Qalney street
Mr. J. DREW, also prepared to rive n'tTuetlon 70
gentlemen or boys, the Flute. we'll Instruction 90
Cholrs, Musical Societies, Glee Clubs, &c. &c.
~ Letters from abroad promptly attended 10.
WHTELITG, March 20, 1855. IDLiS-N
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Rye Wanted.

10OO BUSHELS prime Rye wanted. for which the hi IL.
I'iU' est mArke, price viii be paid.
mills DOANE 4 ADAMS, No. 81 Main 81.
I IQu0Es.-Cognae brandy, Champagne 10. Peach do,
IL MADEIRA Wine, Old Port do, pure jaiee Holland Gin
jamaica Rum, New England Do Irish Whisky, old Rye
do, Old N1nongahela do Old Bourbon DO Old Barley DO
The above Liquors hare been selected Win and are
warranted pure, PoT sale BY DOASE ADAMS
mills No. % Main ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

'rnE CHARTER OAK CuAlR.-Thc famous chair
made from pieces of the old "Charter Oak" for
the city Of Hartford, and which the Common
Council refused TO accept and pay for, on the
ground that the bill $3.50 was an extravagant
me, has been purchased by Col. Sam. Colt
The price paid was five hundred dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

Mr.. llAYNoSD's TALKING PRoprys,uGs.-It
will be seen by the letter our Richmond cor.
respondent, in another column, that he is quite
severe, but justly so, We think, upon tae wan.
ton and reckless sarrulity Of Hon Alph. Hay.
mond. Thcgrcat difficulty with Mr.. Haymond
appears to be that Of sudden imitation with in
ordinate cOnceit, and the sudden collapse ofwhat.
ever nodicum of discretion he might have pos.
sessed in times past The mere fact that he
was limited tin these columns as possible
candidate for Congress, seems to have complete.
ly turned tie mans head.
The Hon. Alph, should remember that apo.
thcgm which says that more men have written
land spoken too themselves down, than have
been written down by their cucmies."-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

Mn. CrrENDrS's speech in the Senate, attract.
cd the largest audience Of any Kansas speech.
Mr.. Stocked, Lord Napier, and many members
Of the House Of Representatives were on the
floor, Mrs. Crittenden and several of the ladies'
Of the Senators in the galleries, and his friends
crowdedsrouud him shortly after he had conclud.
ctl, and congratulated him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23
Trust SaIeG

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed 70 me By wm H.
ID Rufstli, Wm. l.. McAfsv aud otisis dated July 4Il
is5, and OF record 10 the Clerks Once Of Ohio county Ia
Deed Book a. page $780, 4c will sell pube ouicIy at
the front door Of the Court House Of county on Tues.
DAY the Goth day VI April ISIS Eve Lots numbered In the
original plat Of North Wheeling a. 49, A. benv
the western division Of the square bouHdedb by Wood Main
MeIusy and sstsrc'ts which situated the Wheel.
lLR Window Glass Works.
Teens mIde EnoWu day Of sale. Possession given on
the l5th day Of Jaly, 1851 7, U. Ms VREE,
nhIT-ff Trn.,..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

Nav CAR roa me TRANSPORTATION OF Live
SOCK on RAILRoADs.-We ind in one Of our y.
Y. exchanges a description of new car which
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company have
just had made and placed upon the track for
conveying live stock, which must prove Of great
value 1t is arranged with all the stalls on one
side; car Of the same size, constructed upon
the present principle, being capable Of carrying
larger number than one upon the oil plan. 1t
also combines the greatest amount Of ventilation
which is much needed in ear designed for this
particular purpose. The stalls take up about
two.thirds the width of the car, having sliding
boards extending from the uprights to the oPpo.
site side, SO that each animal Is confied TO its
own seperatc stall One great advantage to be
gained by this arrangement is, that an attendant
can enter and remove an animal from any part
oIthc car, without in any way coming in contact
with the others.
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'' NEW /: FIRM.

- ms, BAEIttrr WtNCHEit, ntbtIst., lei
~ MAftvisifyst Opposite " asl nftuu Han. Wht,.
NLIINNylrrVa.
D. NmChtu hslbretmr-iicdb hit rapidly iRctyasihG
basin,fs, TO add 10 bsace Tor douF ~ saus, takss
plvHsureiu aictitug hs ,Bds and the putus that
t1tmyl tutlnvst cnuu,cliUu VIII ?. attut NJ D.,
abe has hal anVsny tascgs NPtEspetintht pab.
talrraf,nl5U.
Do. a. ". ore prepared 10 perform every opetatouR
safgesland Mechanical Deuttul .rt familiar with, aad
practice all The latest iuFforrmrnt he Dental AT. aud
guarantee hatlr hsaniy darshlt und ptAsueai uuity
their Artificial ryyth ,htllnut De- sarpatsrl
PsfsOns whp have decided thsmseNrt thr pleasure An1
comfort VI AtuciA tc from y gf,at dread 1T au1rr
inexperienced daring M Unnecessary preliminary sAuag
ou Of The Old teeth and roots nintncd that by
procrts cutirely anir Chlotllrro r Ehpt aud sps,t
bic IA most and pSFcN AHrmisss ~ aN teeth are
nov extracted UlthuJlpaln,
AHy liormatuH Aiylov Apperiauur 90 their pEnirt
sion hsy vNl be- pirat.d 90 a.yt GRATIS.
fless- call snl uysmlnr spscnyus VI AFtlgal Teeth
~ Oito open at al holrs ,spiG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

The "SpringGsld Republican,, Of M,ssachussts sas -
i Is the Queen Of all berries Of most magnificent pfOpgr.
tons, exquisite davor and delicate texture"
Extract from th~ proceedings Of the American Pomologl
I cal soricty, held In Bus,ou3
Mr. Canon, u Ma,f ~ E,ih to enquire about III, New
Rochelle BackherTyr
Rev. wu CLEIr. Of Soninrtnn. states "Ihe New Ro.
chre Nackl,srry has frucd with for The r,t time TIL.
season: ifJUlfs al II prGais irhicA aR nat nstf bs
Huid ~ H. Coming last alter Raspbrrie IL pr0longs the
season Of small fruits month more, aud Il il great
acquisition. Il deserves place In Every garden"
Mr. Piss " New York. 1T sthe most remarkable &C.
QUESTION: very sweet and delicious ihdeed and the hardest
| plant possible"
Mr. MArmcr Of New York. at i,yery large tender and
delicious think II Is the greatest acquisition have
NJ. Class, Of Conn. 'rnever saw anything more pro.
Mr. s,uL, Of New York ~ can cOrroborA,e What other,
have HAld.r
Mr.. PEiScE, Of Ees York "uIsa most remarkable ac
QUESTION Of the blackberry kHdVery sweet and delicious
indeed; great bearer, and the hardest plant possible"
GEO GAnErt Esq., Of SOpnngon, Con ut has fruitei
with ne for The frat time ths season. II fdls al II
!seS, md deserves = place Ia every garden"
Mr. Knox who has Ave acres 10 on last
leAson some Of the fruit bcJTr the Pittsburgh horticultural
Society The Pittsburgh Chronicle says "Many Of our
citizens visited the rooms Of the Society with o. rx.
aiming Mt RnOX's collection and those who we're ortu-
nate enough 10 see expressed their In no meas.
ured tsrmS" The Society awarded the exhibition dplo.
ma"
Orders addressed to Rev. J. KNOX, Ptshurg, Pa or tie
Subscriber, and accompanied with the CASH suitable
reference where the paTtleS not known will be filled
the order In which they rscsvrd.n
! NEwMAN'S TH0RNLESs BLACKBrRRY PLANTS for
I sale at the same prices. DANIEL ZANE
! mhsU-'llNAWN Wheeling Island
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

TnE AILASro NosfniT MAsAnsE We have
received the April number Of ,his our L1orls
among American Magazine. We republish
hom itn beautiful Danish legend on The hr,t
page this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23
New Spring Goods.

HAVE received great portion Of my mes Spring goods
consisting ofneW BonneI Bonnet Ribbons Dress Goods
susn a. Lawns ChAlii', etc which invite the Luyibg pub
lie 10 examine. Also splendid assortment OF EmhrOlieF
les, amongst which are some elegant Of Sleeves an,
CollT ISAAC PRAGER,
uhiq NIntb =,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

TnE name of the Mad River and Lake Eric
railroad has been changed to that Of Sandusky,
Dayton and Cincinnati railroad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23
NOTICE

Ill persons who have parchhltd goods nj our Aleilon
Sale viii 0hlige BY making Immediate settlement Of
the same aceordHgto terms Those having packages
unralled for viii please call Wh0ui delay
mills nElsRELL &SwEARINGFE.
OUR stock Il eonpcir, and confident sTga,-
" variety Of gooJ and ystioadJk goods VII, never
before osred In WhecnE Dor cd,tOlnsrs and the public
generally are Invited to call aud Judge for thsmselvu
mhi3 PAYNE 4 60.
DAYNE 4 co. have nov OF hand the largest stock Of
l Wall Paper and window Blinds Ia tic city 10 which
they Invite the attention Of Coun, Merchants and
tulnvrt. UlhiB
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23
,I,TrsussrtAa, 80, 49, uvtlnus - HrtuHl
DENTAL. SURGERY,
FUNDENBERG 4 HULLlHENs
SUCCESSORS 10
Dr.. s, p. HULLIHEN.

OfflCE ~. ~, Youth stree btAtthp
FJtttttrfhn ClHrth
IIYVI Z AManniasturc rtEtu sfr,tsl, fetsash par
AAl1lyNtulAt ease, nustbot Trtth. W ans paftI
ot tsa, INSIDE uu Af,aria uuma lrGan 10 made 10 owe
cohtuuslf W tAd tlsttut ,ost lhs SANE iot Teeth 9Th
o. uiutUat Dams. tasgi-iydAu
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
Household and Kitchen Furniture
DN virtue 81 Deed u Trust ffpn Thomas wiIten 10 me-
ID bearing dits the cath March, ISL recorded IL the
clerks oec Of The oonaty court for Ohio county, Deed
Book ~ page g.5 shall Monday The 2gih March, 1855
at the board ng house Of Mrs. Thomas Written, on Main
street IN the city Of Wheeling sell TO the highest bidder
At public aacIon the whole Of the Household and Kitchen
Furniture contained 10 said boarding house, conveyed
ne By tie sad deed.
Terms Of sale, CIsh. j. T. WRIGHT Trustee
ESQ. y. WicLuNE, AueiOnetT, hh1
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- iuft AS, cafafr - Vtst, 81 Main So, latis VS.
o. ,isi ny "iruiaryargi" rtst rastl.
uhia ATiay g. Ms l. AeAfiG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

Western Reserve Cheese.
LOT Of choice Crearl Cheese Just received and for
n sale BY tahlSl ". REILLY.
NEWFOUNDLAND HEGRISOs-SO ibis Extra No. /,
~ less, iuStreeriVed and for sale l1W by
SUPEEioR DIN C0GbAC BRGNDY-Yrry choice artI.
> ele-TATEahIed IuTr;ln bottles. For Iai- BY
iehis DnANE 1 ADAMs.
NOSG the countless number Of articles lust received
n may b. found, At prices lower than before Fancy
BAtkets Of every variety, BugIe Bsalt Sewing Shields
WhAeboneI for Skirts, Skirt RretI, Feather Dglerp Cot
lery Of every PTAde and price Gold Pens, Hardware
Dressing Cases for GenI, Prrinntr4, PoUdU Puts; Nall
Hair. Cloth and Tooth Brushes.
mills PAYNE 1 co.
OlLs.-Ethr'ell, lard. Carbon and De Hans, lust re-
~ estred BY Ifybs'1 r. JOHNSTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-23

As T. ORR woHl ann"uhce 10 tbs pablo, that Lv LsS
door North Of the 81 w. Bauk, last side Main ,irert,
where be new opening h kprDH stotk Of Books EtauSn.
cry, Wall Paper, g..
lie Eould call especial attention 70 his large and we'll
eeted stock Of Wall Paper, uhic i0F variety Of patterns
and neatnehs and quality eauro bs eGesled Ia The city.
Desiring TO close out small lot patisrnG OflH seasCp,
April all such AZ cost Call soon. you that bargains
Remember the place, doors Hcrli otthr 81 ~ Bank,
mario jas. c ORR.
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DENTISTRY.

'nHE galerifu,l respectfully Inform che rlbc hatthsy
have asss,atei hsusslset tegsthrr for The practice
y DtntsiTy. fHcf "hrri 1t Iia Market street
their fdrnis and All Others s,thinF the services Of
Dtuiifi.
rnp we're both students anLiar Nersl y,ats,e assist
ants " the late nr uihsu aud the syuioT partner has
been constantly CngaEyd IN 80 practice flf himself ioT the
asi"lrysny airing uhchtpc De hgsnme AogualH
ted wth ~ lhr eAilng Dentists In almost all thV
rtri u The unird States, Ani has ftularssd himself
with their various pttuartirt iu oPyfsue They there
fore rel confident Of bsug able 90 givr entire satisfaction
10 al Who may faNorlhgm Withthtr patrabArr.
AnR ROBgRrsON. 81. b.
Wheeling Nov is, 1851. JANIS ORR,
y. B.-Ms'TsR. 3 O. tAke pleasure referring, byp
mlssi0u. 90 the f'liuviuK grutlsusri
w. T. Weed, y b. liua Geo ". thompson, Ill lion ARA
Ctligt MofgEn Nelson Eiq, II ". E1f. Esq. nr John
tr,sscll, Dr. W. j. BATES, h. u. A. Clmmips, Dr a. A.
Hlirch, ORA F.ro III, rAlAntG Dgaplaiu, John Nnotr
Es1., NeCl'lyn', Knox %, Marsh rayior noylg
First Arrival of the Season
DAYNE& Co are receiving their sprinr stock ofF,ncy
Good, Stationery, Wall Paper, Ac., Which vhcn CEN.
pcitd Bll surpHss 10 iSiu Of variety and quality any
sto'k Of the Kind ever offered 10 the city.
MIL PAYNE 4 90
SuMErHING FORfnE lADIEs.--ws have Ju.t f,e I,ti
- The French SELF adIu'tnH, stscl Frame. sk,rion
Skirt" which Tor convenience and durability eyecs every
thing yet Invented Call and examine. Aio ssir Reeds
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