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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE DEATH-BED OF COL. BENTON.
Icorrespondenceo of the New York TrIDune.l
WAsnINaroN, Tuesday, April 6, 1851

w W
Col. Benton is dying. His disease, cancer of
the bowels, has made such progress that he can
not survive much longer He suffers extreme
pain, and is exhausted to almost the last degree
of physical prostration. But his mind is as
clear and MS powerful as ever, and the nigh, res
dilute, Roman spirit of the old statesman strug
giles with indomitable energy and lOrtitude
against sickness and weakness and the awful
presence of the king of terrors He dies in haT
ness, working to the last for his country and
mankind. An old and intimate friend from
Missouri called upon him this morning. Ben
ton " as in bed, scarcely able to move hand or
foot, and not able to speak much above wins
per. But he was hard at work, closing up his
Abridgement of the Debates of Congress- which
he has brought down to 1850, to the passage Of
the Compromise measures. lie was debating
the closing chapter ofthc work. His daughter
Mrs Jones, sitting be- ide the bed, received it,
sentence by sentence, " hiSpered in her ear, and
repeated it aloud TO her husband, who wrote it
down. 1t was then read over to Col. Benton,
aud received his corrections, made with as
much anxious particularly as lift were the mai
den work of young author
Resting few minutes from his task, oil.
Benton entered into conversation witt his Mis-
souri, friend. He told him that in re, sewing the
events of 1850 he was glad to find that the ami
mosities of the past had died out in riS heart,
and he was not only ready but eager 10 do JUS
ticc to his former rivals and opponents. He
spoke WIN tnucn IeellnS oil AlT Siayf 10 WuOSc
merits and services he had awarded the highest
praise in what ne was writing about the Com
promise period of 1860 He dwelt particularly
on the service, the great service, Mr. Clay had
rendered to the Republic at that time by bat-
fling and putting down the the traitorous Sc
ccssionists of the South, who were seeking 10
destroy the Union and plunge the country into
civil var for their own selfish ard ambitious
purposes.
The inspiration of this theme fred the languid
blood and terminated for a moment the failing
frame Of the dying patriot. In energetic whis-
pers, he told his visitor that the same men who
| had sought to destroy the Republic in 1850,
were at the bottom of this accursed Lecompton
business. Among the greatest of his consola,
tions in dying, was the consciousness that the
House of Representatives had baffied these
| reasonable schemers, and put the heels of the
people on the neck of the traitors. Few events
in our history had given him so much satisfac-
ton as the defeat OF Lecnnpton. He warmly
praised the intrepid and incompatible Douglas
Democrats who had resisted the power and the
wiIes Of corrupt and deluded Administration.
In taking leave of his friend Col. Benton said
that, although there was much in his life that
he regretted. he could honestly feel proud on
his death-bed of his devoiiou to his country, in
whose service he had never been faithlesS or
negligent
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TIC Thousnnd noIInr. Reward!

WE will pay the above reward for the restoration 70 his
nation that may lead to ascertain his fate whether alive
Wednesday, 9th OF January last, between aud half
O'Clock, and has not been heard Of since II Is
Mod stray ed out Or ts city or he svse and may sve
fallen into the Mississippi or embarked some steamboat
nay st disabled give information his WheFea
codntenance indicative Of his origin light blue eyes Fight
hair rather and curly fair wore no beard
Is gnihe in his department speaks English, French
Of o NeT ortSbs Fog @ ass e na y SSa M SSs
clad in light brown froekeoa dark grey pantaOons 1ne
leather boots or stsr boots aud Il e thought Sk soes
With SoSred strips ne saTEsd IN his vest pocket an
his button hoes. MOstlkely ne had about him papers
0rv.IE cards. BY which he might sally I, Be as3sAs
ap5-1w 81 g. Charles street, New Orleans.
III PIECES Of New View TsPss,Fy, aud BIgs.sls car
never been out before, Just received and
p sps = No isHi Is Nam St.
Family and Extra Flour.
ION BBLs. Novelty brand Family Flour, seia
100 q salem Mills brand Extra DO
lust received and Tor sale BY DoANE ADAMS.
cpl No. 50 Main 81.
Carpets.
f0 PIECES q the latest styles and assortment o. Cal
tss p T q Eikg655 S1S.j 9SSEL zGS s PIX
VIZ sen an excellent quality - Carpet et IS per
Carpet At only Sfo per yaSsheapsr han aRSIP1 ply
esr. velvet Carpet. worth Sa5o for $50 yard Msit
R5scsrpst, IA vide for IS cents. - - s@ S-'''s
worth in reality s.. lsrssmi ALEX. n mE e
m 000 BOLTS WALL. PAPER.The best aasortaeat
ing Ia price from 'Eipt One Dollar bolt Ms STOCK
Is az he'e and In good Oier, Be sold Those 10
aPs No. i1s Main 81.
RYE AND OATS wANTED.-We ar paying The hIEhest
Ia Cash price for Rye and Oats. DeANE ADAMS,
aPI No. 50 Main 81
sREsI from the PablIsleTs. EEe I0t New se5
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE Advancement
OF ScIENcE.-This association holds its twelfth
annual meeting in Baltimore, on the 2sth of the
present month The Mayor is chairman of the
Local Committee, and the Board of Managers of
the Maryland Institute have rendered the gratu-
itous use of the whole of their building for the
use of the association. The Historical Society
will also entertain them, and a steamboat excur-
sion has already been projected, during which
Fort McIenry and Fort Carroll viii be visited.
The sessions will continue, as usual, about sew
en- days.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-10

TnE HoOr TGArS.--sueh quantities of steel
are being turned out by Connecticut firm for
the manufacture of ladies' hoOped skirts, that
the railway train which forwards the weekly
instalmcnt to the factory in New York is called
the ,'hoop train,n and of course regarded with
more than ordinary consideration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-10

DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE AND INDIGESTION, by
which all persons are moro or less affected, can
usually be cured by taking moderate exercise,
wholesome food, and a dose of Boerhaves HOI
land bitters, one hour before each meal. See
advertisement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-10

Tur PARKRRssuRo MAID WKEPrrH ArREsu.--
Our Rcd wamus contemporary of the Parkers-
burg Meses, foams, means and groans most lu-
gabriously over the communication in our pa
per some days ago, about Albert Gallatin Jen-
Gins,--its member of Congress. weare remin.
ded of the "Whang Doodle's' wailings for it's
first born, in ,'the mountains of Hepsidam.r
viii Albert GalIatin please send our innocent
Patent Office Report, and make it ''dry up
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Fashionable Dancing.

DROPESsOR MILLER viii reopen bis Dancing Academy
the Washington Hail. for the last session Of this
Friday and Saturday next Apr. nth and Oti; Tor
Ladies' Misses and Masters from TO r A. and for Cen
Miller offers the liberal Induceinvnt the
reduced price Of $500 pupil for the whole session. For
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-10

Tue MoaAL--Thcs Philadelphia Press is quite
philosophical and calm in its illusions relative
to the overwhelming defeats of the Buchanan
party everywhere. In speaking of the Lee
compton swindle, which that paper declares is
at the bottom of all these ballot-box protests, it
asks:
"What good has it doneP Its fruits have
been numerous, but they have all been poison
North and the South-it has set an example to
coming generations full of mischief it
has compelled public men to stultify themselves
by supporting a wrong, or TO oppose it amid the
denunciations of power, > it has filled
Congress with bitterness, has encouraged tyran-
zeal tests upon firm and conscientious men, and
las enabled the enemies of republican iDstitu-
tons to assert that the most despotic principles
find favor in the sight of an American admins
tration"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-10

CoNoksssNAN FnoM the wAsnrNaroN CouMrY,
Pa, DsrRIcT-We notice that Gen. Jesse La
zear, of Greene county. Pa, announces himself
in the Washington, Pa, papers, as candidate
for the nomination to succeed the Hon. Bill
Montgomery in Congress, at the next fall cleo
ton We have sort of presentment that the
Hon Bill will come home, and with that anti
Lecompton billet of his, with which he knocked
the wind out of Leco,npton last Thursday, will
likewise despatch the prospects of Gen.. Jesse.
Montgomery has the inside track up in that di-
ocese now, and he is not the man to be scared
out of the ring.
Between the anti-Lecomopton action, direct,
and the "Peter Pluckemn action, inverse, the
Hon. Bill will be likely to distance all COMPETE
ton. t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-10

TINS national HorE1 DisEAsE.-AnOtherc cor
respondent of the n. Y. Journal of Commerce
say that he stopped 50 hours at the National
Hotel, Washington, in February, while Mr. Blu
chanan was there; that he drank coffee three
times, while his wife drank neither tea, nor cof-
fec, md while her health remained unaffected,
his was SO much injured that he has not since
recovered, though before he was an unusually
strong well made man, thirty-eight years Of
age His rooms were in the front Of the top sto-
part of the house.
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CMEOPLAsTIO PROCEss.


DR. 6. W. MOORE would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Wherlnk and the
UIfSV%VA public generally, that having just returned
from Baltimore, where from personal In
sruetion from the Pteutee Dr. A A. Blandy and from Dr.
Church. DsonstFator OF Operative Dentistry In the Bal
timore Dental College, and having purchased the rEht
the above nRmea Improvement, he u prepares
TO Introduce among his patrons this method In me
practice Of Dentistry. This the old pr
tice, In the folio wing particulars:
1s II absolutely accurate ct to The cast ana
consequently TO the mouth
"a le for the Odgment Of food or the
this work e remarkable for Sc cieanness
81 Partial sets, frora 70 full set can b as:sH
with perfect success without the Of edgps or 1'
organs and ought -
be dfscOHafeHGRef every operator regarding the good
OF his patients. -.
4h. In point Of strength it possesses vast superiority
OYrr all other methods.
to Its weight
Dr. -. has purchased the exclusive right for the cry ?,
YhernE, and Is also authorized 70 sell rights for Oo ah'
llies near tie N & Cisrea, CEsaplias Slrss Gsat''
FHeeIfgg. mhsi-lia
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WILDE s. BRO.

p EsPEGTFULLY inform the public that they have
~ o seye wen one Of ng STEess ana mos. 70 %
city Of wheeling comprising French, English and Ameri
purchased below the market figures and
VIII be sold low beautiful stysI Of Glazed
Paper at IS cents per Ro the offered elsewhere at
1sZ. II yVu wish bargains give call, deter
attention Of wmoLEsALE DEALERS L iSTitei as We can
job goods at favorable Our stock Is IN
carried over from last year. apT
TUsF RECEIVED PER STEAMER PERSIA, 9OT Gross Of
own trade These celebrated Pens have NO rival
only be had o. the old corner Bookstore Of
aP' -1.o-. = 2leo.
WHITE ao0Da.-Elegant Fig'd Swiss Muslins.
g S5sasn aS make 81 CambTics and
French and English Isriiliantes,
Plain Swiss aud Book Mlslins, Just received.
APT HEIsKELL swEARINGEN.
INMBRoIDERIE5-Emb Embroidered swiss, JGcconef Lace
II Sets; Rich Cellars Sleeves Flouneings Egings
Insertings, Muslin Bands, Thread Laces, Morning Gowns
elegantly embroidered with great variety Of other E
APT APT 80 ''' HEIsKELL swEAmNGEN.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODs.-A complete aud full sock Of
received [ap7l HEIsKELL & swEARINGEN.
ONNETs-Bonnets, Misses OhIldrsns' Fiats, Bon
apt T. '''''-'' -l' l' HElsKELL swEARIXGEN.
SHAwssheWl.I great y4Tsty Hoop skl5ts GTinO-
CHEESE.
40 BOXES Prime reesTeS @nd for sale by
SwEET PoTAToEs-ol superior sS9y e. sale q The
T AXE SUPERIOR RAsPBERRY.-2,O0O plants for sale
IL cheap. [apTl SMITH G0RRELL.
IN BBLs Apples.
GJNt Ia bbls. Rye Flour
so Bushels Corn Meal,
20 DoE Buckets 1t.r.
ap1 V 10 iu9'' - SMITH eoRRELL.
Southern Flour.
IN BBLs Mills strictly for Family just
ape 's''sa ana '0' '''s D' PUMPuREY.
A 1880 bushels Of Corn Meal, just received By
n apo l. NJ. PUMPH9EY
REMOVAL!
LEES COMM ERCIAL COLLEGE
REMOVED from No 2t5 to No. S. Main Street directly
Mr.. George Roberts, Window Blind Factory In the
Union Han Buiiling. DAVID Lex,
Practical Instructor Of Book Keeping.
ap.-1w Commercial Accounts, &c, &c.
Notice.
TINE firm of Hahn sahner Co.. Is desoIVed by mutual
The business Of the late hrm viii be settled
BY WV. WALLACE, whom all bis must be sent and to
whom all money due the late dTm must be paid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-10

THE GaAssnorPER PLAerE-Al Although the YER
nal season has just opOned, we already hear Of
the appearance Of grasshOppers in vast swarrns.
In Texas as far west as the Neuces, they cover
the prairies, and are Matching out in millions
from the eggs deposited last November. Thus
far they have confined their attacks to herbs In
the prairie, not troubling the grass or the crops
The especial plague of Utah seems to be trans
ferred 10 other regions tllanto the land OF the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-10

WASHINGTON CoLLEaE, pat Washington
College, they are to have literary contest in
July next, 1t seems by the notice in the ET-
aminer that the custom of having annual
contest has been suspended for some time, on
account, we suppose, of the bitter jcalousies,
feuds and emntes which such exciting compe-
tition generally begets.
We notice that Mr.. Charles a. Dickey, of this
city, is the orator elect for the Washington So
ciety, and Mr.. Geo. N. Johnston, of Hancock
county the Essayist for the same.
Mr.. y. j. Brown, of Kingwood, Va, on be-
half of the Union Society, is expected to prove
that "All Mankind are mot descended from one
Pair" or, like the niger girl Topsy, in "Uncle
Toms Cabin" to show that he specs" the hui
man race at the outset, Gust growed" up in
several places at once.
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MJI,URE HOuSE

HAVE removed from y old stand under tn the sprsE
House the shaving Saloon Bush's Literary De-
pot under the MuFe House. where usual prepared
accommodate my and the public generally, in
branches Of my Business RHINEHAKT GAUS.
S-B.The bath rooms been thoroughly Tehtted aud
prepared for summer Warm and cold bOths always
in readiness. apS-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-10

Heavy DEpArNe AMONG the sopnMonEs
We notice that the following question was de-
bated at the recent contest between the litearary
Societies of CanOnsburg College, Pa:
''can the unconditional be cognized aud con-
ceived by the mindg"
We submit that the above should be transla-
ted into English SO as to give the public an idea
of what the question was, anyhow. Judging
from the heavy style of the question, we should
suppose that the elaboration of it must have
been ono of the most trying infections ever
perpetrated upon an audience.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-10

AsueoksTlos TO OUR LECTURE CoMNIrrER.-
We notice that our friend, Parson yelling, of
Bridgeport, is to deliver his lecture on the
Dignity of Labor and its Achievements" at
wellsburg, in the Court House-from the idep-
teal stand where the Brooke county justices
slipped their Lager Beer during the late trial of
r. Range, Esq.
We suggest that our unfortunate lecture com.
mittee, here in Wheeling, who have declared
such handsome deficits on the lectures of the
"b,g bugs" they have had, should make an en-
gagement with Bro. yelling, and see what sort
of bug he may prove to be.
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T. s. '1''l'''' + NEW FIRM.

DRs. BARTLETT WINCHELL, Dentists, I4l
lS5ss MArket Sszset,o opposite Washington Hail, Whse
SlllffYIingVa.
Dr. Winche being compelled BY his rapidly inereasinE
add his facilities for doing the takes
informing his friends The pube hathehaS
formed business connection with n. 8. artiett n n,
Eperieneeintht Der
talprOfeasiln.
Drs- u q W. prepared to psTfOTm operatiohlu
Surgical Mechanical Dsntistry-aTr familia WITH and
practice all the Of the DentalAT and
that for beauty durability and practical utility
their Artificial Teeth shall not be surpassed.
Persons Who have denied themselves the pleasure and
comfort u Artificial Tee from the great dread Of suffer-
inexperienced during hs necessary preliminary e1trae
ton the old teeth and Informed that
entirely unlike Chloroform Ether, and ap-ieG
bic In and egecfsy hdrless IN al teeth
now extracted WitloGtpain.
Any Information atviee RpPertaning TO their prOfeI
sion they will be pleased tn giVegTatis-
Please call and examine specimens OF Artificial Teeth
~ Ohlee open At all hours Srpl6
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Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
TOY virtue deed Of tEust - from isaas a..
10 dated the e8d day Of September. A. d. ls9', IA
eordsd In the Clerks oAee Of Ohio C0unty Court -, 81
Book No a folio 49, win ss pube s1etlsn = 49,
sv Of Nav D. 1sSs At the front OF The Court ~.
81 Ohio county, n the city OF wheeling 80 q
real ettafe aranted and conveyed TO me n saa ~
trust As described IN said deed, that 70 say as
Tot being the North halt OF Let No. 10 ty \ Nor-
10 the city on heeiine and situated o. rs IL
vel corner Chapilne and MaFshan htTest 800 his
same property conveyed BY Joseph 6IaEes p 50
uffe i,y deed bearing date Reptember y, y ~
uls d sale made known tAe day OF SIT pI. As .
selling aB Trustee, shah eonSey envy 's@-
vested IN me By Eaid deed Of trust ,-,.r, 7-r,fee
nnItSI-im GIBSON l. OA1EN--- ----- 49,
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NOTICE,rO A DUsBEk ERPRRs.

NOTlCEFO 1ltD USEEK EEPRRS.
New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
NHE subscriber takes great pleasure In informing his
friends and the public generally that he receiving
his SPRING STOCK or GOODS, which is large
and embraces the greatest variety offered In this city
Ny stock consists in OF eOPlets assortment Of
CaTpets Rugs OH Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades
Curtain Damasks, Satin De aines, Gilt CornceS Curtain
and Pins, Table Covers, together with
variety OF articles mention. This
has selected with great style and price,
think that offer LHdlIcelReHfs that have
bsfore been offered In this city.
Those ga want OF Goods The House Furnishing line viii
please call the Ne I4sB, Main 81. and
satisfy tsmseVes that this the place for Good Gad Ce0P
Goods. J. G. HARBOUR,
ap3 No 1IS Main 81.
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BRooKE CoUNrY PoL1rlcs.-We notice that
the Office seekers and office wunters Of Brooke
county, are vieing very commercially, in num-
bers, with the partially completed lists in this
baliwick. They have four candidates for the
Sherifalty; three for Clerk of the Circuit Court;
four for Commissioner; five for Clerk of the
County Court, &C., &C. Among the candidates
for the last named position, we notice that of j.
r. Naylor, present incumbent, who has been,
by times, pedagogue, preacher and politician in
the States of Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virgin
in: lately known as the author Of long
letter to Steubenvile convention, in vindica-
ton of the authors extraordinary fidelity to the
goose question. In view of the turn which the
Lecompton question has taken, it might prove
of signal benefit to MAYORS prospects, if the
Herald, up there, was to publish few of the
most. particular gems of that remarkable letter
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New Advertisements.
Anril Ouarterlv settlements.

West Alexander Academy.
ETNIIE SUMMER SESSION this Institution, for months
j. viii begin Monday, May 4th. The present PTine
pal, Mr. JOSEPH II. LITTLE will continue in charge OF
the Institution until July 1st from which time the Trustees
have secured JOHN @. lEYEY Of Wheel
ing as permanent Principal Mr. HerYey graduate OF
Washington College and teacher OF ten years exPer
ence.
All of complete CLASSICAL Mathematical
and English pursued.
Situated moral community, In healthy place, easy
OF access, affords special inducements to young ladies
and gentlemen from abroad.
Tuition In Male Department, per session. 10
Female -" F." ...........- 800
To be paid at the middle Of the term. Boarding, with
rooms, can be had at from 81 rs to S2 per week.
ALEXANDER ACADEMY, WEST ALEXANDER, PA.
au0-Std&3ty
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Notice

NHE firm IT Hahn sahner Co.. Is desolved by mutual
The business Of the late aru WIN be settled
BY WV. WALLACE whom all bills must be sent and to
whom all money due the late arm must be paid.
April !, 1855 ap5-1W
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REMOVAL

T LASGFRIEO, SUBSTANTIAL and fancy Boot and Shoe
maker, has removed his shop opposite his Old stand
Main ST., the VeTanda where he still soictes the
patronage of the public intending hI5 work 70 recommen
itself lapS-sm1 g J. LAN6FRIED.
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wFoR INTERESTING READING MAT
TER, SEE FIRST PAGE.

a CoRnrcrros our quotation iron mem
ory) from that part of Mr.. Clemens speech, re-
ferring to the kind of people he represented, he
was made to say that he represented the only
white district, instead of Charger white pOpn-
Iation than any member from Virginia" The
wellsburg Herald calls our attention to the
matter, which is our reason for referring to it
now.
Our purpose was, in our former remarks, to
show that Mr.. Clemens, while he had drawn
line of demarkation between the social condi-
ton of his own and the other Virginia districts,
had not made any distinction in its represen-
tntion-in other words, that while claiming
theoretical isolation he had practically Obliter-
ated it
The mis-quotation, it will be seen, does not
effect the drift of our former remarks.
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N B-MessTs II. o. take pleasure In referring, byp
mission to the following gentlemen:
H. R. Weed, d. Geo. W. thompson, His lI"n. AId
Caldwell: Morgan Nelson, Esq, B. ~ EoG ESD,
Frissell, DR.. W. J. Rates, DE- R. II. Cummns DR.. E
HIldreth ORA = Told, Gallant DelapIain John Gnots
Esq, MeClallenS, Knox Co., Marsh TAYLOR. Dovi9
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". =. FUSnEHBERe, n u A. .. urLIIuES y. HULIirl
DENTAL SURGERY.
FUNDENBERG& HULLIHENS
DENTISTRY

TUE undersigned respectfully pablo thatthey
have associated themselves together for the practice
Dentistry. Their office Is ut Ii Market (beWrrn
and Union Ss,) where they harry to see
their friends aud all others wishing the services
Dentist.
They both students andfOr ysaTsthe assist
ants DR.. Hullihen, the partner hal
been constantly engaged In the himself
daring which time he has become
ted with OF the leading Dentists almost all N
the United States, and has fAarise himself
with their various pecrarites in operating They there
confident OF being able give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor them withtheir patronAgs-
ABR ROBERTSON, NJ. D..
Wheeling, New. Is, 1851. JAMES ORR.
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Family and Extra Flour.
f0O BBLs. Novelty brand Family flour, 80
IOO 200 bbls do do X X Extra Flour,
100 =" Salem Mills brand Extra DO
Just received and FOR sale by DOANE & ADAMS,
sP1 No. 50 Main 81