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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21

"Pio NleN AZ heChhihcs ilali' uaWt
r o N, S T EEL, &C.
large assortment Of best Refined Iron round fiat and
square, Including Shang Iron from IA TO inches diam
eter ana small round and square, from SIG 10 9l6 inch
Best Norway Bar Iron.
Best horse-nail rods from U. Is. Iron
large assortment Of horse and OX-ghOe Iron
large variety Of Norway shapes and rods.
inches wide.
Assorted Low Moor, "a very superior Iron)
Oval and halfround Iron, from to / inch.
Sheet Iron.
sheet. 49, ''
Best Machinery Cast Steel
Slegh-shoe Steel
English Spring Steel.
German Steel.
Clustered ~ Steel
Cnlking Steel.
Cast Steel Face Anvs and Yises.
Best English Anvis and Yises
Nuts and Washers
ANlctrces and Boxes
Carriage Springs and Carriage Bolts
Baeksmiths' Bellows, Sedges, and Hammers
Dnl and Stone Hammers.
Portable FORCES
Gable Chain
Hammered and Machine Horse Nails, made from the
best of stock.
Horse Rasps and Files.
BoraN.
Beach Sand.
Ohio and Nova Scotia Grindstones
E The above Will be sold the most favorable terms
by the subscribers at their old stand Washington Square
Worcester, Dee l. 1858. deodawtf az
GLEIGHS-A ToLMAN & Co. have 3
- Ahol or Orange Pattern slephs for sale, cheap. Ex-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21
THE POLITICAL CATECHISM !
ORsON n. HEATH.

OR ON N. HEATH.
Buy Of him Tin, Britannia Glass, and Wooden Ware;
He also sells Bruoms, Brushes and many other things
Cheap for Cash, rags, copper, &c.
Our Tin Pedlar.
When will he come? Ladies and gentlemen, listen to my
When wooden ware, tin glass, porcelain you would
buy,
Or new. britannia brushes baskets, or spoons you'd
obtain,
Or tumblers, or gobets have broken, then I'll come
again.
When will he come? When Miss p gets to be Mrs. c.
Or perhaps she'd choose the of Mr., if he'll agree
For most young ladies will change their name it's true
Then no! for tin and many things I'll bring, cheap and
new.
The Reason why Come.
come to buy old carpets beds and quilts if You will sell;
Also for Old britannia or BRASS but rags copper II do
very well.
also come, broken to renew and sell what youu
buy;
come with brooms glass and wooden ware; more than
these can supply.
Our Tin Pedlar, will call at your residence soon,
Or orders left at Swans Hotel II attend at morn night
noon,
also pay cash for rags &c, but have business con-
nectiOn with
H. A. Heath, 70 the citizens Worcester respectfully
ORSON n. HEATH.
N B-A my goods are sold at price, but if you buy
five articles so,
The price Of each shall be ten per cent below he price
Of One.)
But if any poor person few cents Of the price, and
are honest III give them the balance.
oS diff O. N IT,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21
y A L Z N r A G E N C Y
FOR THE
UNITED STATES GREAT BRITAIN FRANCE

Il,
And other European countries
The subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
CRAFTSMAN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws.
has been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
tents.
He continues to make Models and to prepare specia-
cations, Drawings and all necessary papers pro-
Patents in the United States and European coun-
tries Foreign business confded only to trusty and re-
sponsibe agents
to at the lowest rates. Usually rs per cent lower than
the same would be done by others in the prOfessiOn)
Being connected with the best Agents at WASHINGTON
and making frequent trips there enabled to keep
thoroughly posted in all matters relating Patents and
new Inventions thus aOring the best facilities for pre-
liminarv examinations and advising Inventors in regard
TO securing Patent for their inventions.
Inventors will find it to their advantage to pu heir in
veDons into substantial form Model as prac-
ucabe, hs frequently Patent i'm of quos-
ton OF priority OF veEtOn) and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
In the Patent office, as to securing their rights.
All communications strictly confidential. Advice as to
mode otsproceeding given gratis. Preliminary examna-
tons made comparing inventions with those already pa
tented or IN use Tor the same purpose involving the
same principles and advice given to the probability Of
obtaining patent in saving from fifty to one
hundred dollars to the Inventor
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them, made
70 order upon reasonable terms and warranted
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office.
Deeds Of assignments recorded at Washington. Comics
Of Drawings, Specifications and other papers the Pa
The Patent Laws Reports of Patent Cases. and other
valuable works relating to Patents together with COM
pete list of all the Patents record at Was ngOn can
be seen at my office, free Of charge.
JAMES g. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
"A icq' Hnu da.v4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21

DOR SALE OR TO LET
\ The well known INMAN'S SCYTHE ESTABLISH
MENI situated in the east part of Burrllve, two miles
west of Statewide, the Branch River r. l. The works
have been put in thorough repair since the first of July
last and now in first rate running order They
capable Of turning from three four thousand dozens
of Scythes year These works admitted be among
the best arranged in New England for economy and
venience in all departments Of the business. They
only five miles from Millvie, depot the Providence
and Worcester Railroad. For particulars, inquire of
NANCY INMAN on the premises O. A. INAIAN, Mohe-
gan, R. l., o. INMAN East Douglas Mass, F. H. IN
MAN, Worcester.
Burrillville, Sept. p, 1858. d2taw&w3m s2S
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8ral Gstatr.


Of Pleasant Street will be sold cheap for cash The lot is
containing seven rooms. Wen supplied with hard and
soft water Apply on the premises, No 81 Pleasant
Street WALTER STEAItNS.
jelS diff
ELEGANT AND VALUABLE
II RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-The subscriber, being
about 10 abroad is DESTROYS of dsposng of his late
residence in Worcester. The Whole any part of the
Furniture will he sold with the residence desired by the
purchaser Inquire of Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, or JOHN
FIELD, Esq, Of Worcester of Col H. F. COURSEIi, of
Nashua, y. H; or ofWARREN LAZELL, No. 10 Gold
street, New York City.
CHARLES THURBER
New York, June 25. d2tawtf je26
NOR SALE.-DWELLING HOUSES
Il at VERY Low PRICES. In order to close an I'M
settled Estate the following Dwelling Houses, situated in
the ceuer OF the City Of Worcester will be sold at much
below the real value.
Lots and Houses east side of Portland street. Nos.
81 and "a.
Lot and double Brick House, Nos p 80 west side
ofPoItlaud street
Lot and Double House the east side of Portland st.
Nos. u and Il.
Lot and House No 20, on west side of Salem street
Lot and h1Nse Wellington street. opposite residence
of. c and G. jacques.
Lot and Factory Building on Southbrdge street
Lot and House corner of West and Cottage SITS.
Also building Lots Chandler, Austin, and Newbury
streets.
For terms of sale and further information to the
property, apply to W. W. RICE,
Worcester Bank Block,
+. H. DEWEY.
sep27 Main
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NEW VEMENT IN

Iron Fences.
me undersigned beg leave 70 announce 10 the public that
i Invented new and useful method Of
lnss, ana Cemetery Lots which viii be durable eheap
ana easily Kept In repair f 0@p'
PAU lsnce 80 constructed that Il may easiv he nkon
ap wltpni removing the whole sections of he Pence
with ease. N"A eieet VI luke " Gown
% sao,eiloer are prepared 70 furnish aud put up said
iwy,t1 d ii ksI0N 10. ~ Main Street, and Al u
NsALAhH w SHOP, No. 81 school Street " -
ANY further information NAV 10 lad ~ WfirrA.t =,
MAYNARD, our authorized Agent "iiA'A" w.
Worcester, Oct !. 1855 deodh, " ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-03

An AFFEcTIoN4rE, HUSBAND Harlan Hyde
of Greenvilic, Conn, lost his third wife one
Year ago About week since he wenttothe
cemetery. dug open the grayo. opcned the
coffin and took out---wbat? actof false teeth
for the osakoof the goldpIate! Hyde ccnfessos
and iustiRes himself, He is abmt ilfly years
Of age, qhouse carpenter by trade, incomfor-
table circumstances as to property, and q
member Of a Christian church. lie tried to
ret tho teeth out as she laydead inhis house
before tho funeral, but the rigid muscles
would not relax Tho womcnof Groenyille
wish to tar and feather him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-03
EaEo rgD POE TRY.
"Our Natiye Land."

From East to West, from North to South. how
beautifully grand
In mountains high, in rivers vast, is this our
native land;
And every cline that man can wish uDon lis soil
is found,
From spicy South wherc zsphyrs sport, to North
crn ice bergs bound.
Here Freedom chose her dwelling place and
Picty has raised
Her oltors, (yaried tho they bc) that God by all
be pras'd,
No monarcll here or sumptuons lord inyadcs the
poor Mt will, -+7 49,
For Liberty protects us all, and guards the soil
We till.
From East to West, from North to South, whcr-
ever rolls n wave,
Our ships convey the ample stores our latest har
vests gave
And thundcrs loud tile main awake, or still the
distant sea,
Whore ships war our Starry Flag unrrrl for
Liberty.
Shall Dcspots then. in threatening tone, upheld
their hands in ire?
Shall they insult our Native Lanu while breathcs
there son or sire
No, Frcomcn! know the Col of all protects each
patriot brave,
Who makes his breast his country's shield or
ventures her to save.
Let Albion look with cunning eye ere she invade
our right,
For though We sprang from her of old. we will
the beldamo fight;
Our veins contain as noble blood as ever graccd
her land,
And hearts ns bold ani hands as brave will,
fearless bid her sand
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-03

such impression upon the Senate will appear
from the letters of Senators Simmons and
Fitzpatrick, copies ofwhich l append, with
that of my letter to which they are replies
Senator Simmons, being engaged in the
discussion, was of course alive to all that
took place i'll the course of it, and he express
iy says that "nothiug was said by nc ON
that occasion which could be regarded as
rejecting upon the character of the State,
or upon the credit of any of its moncycd
institutions" Senator Fitzpatrick, of Al
ALBANIA, who occupies the scat next to me,
had no such impression made upon him
In fact, nothing contained in my remarks
would bear such construction.
feel that have been deeply wrongcd
in the course which has been taken thus to
condemn me hastily and without inquiry,
when doing my duty at distance from my
home and battling for the principles of the
people of South Carolina; and | confident
" appeal to you, fcllow-citizcns, to ropcl
by your might this ungcnerous aud unpro-
yokcd assault
am, with high respect, fellow citizens,
your obcdicnt servant,
A. p. HAYNE.
WASHINGTON .Tuno = 1888
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-03
How. a. p. HAYNn.
WASHINGTON, june Is, 1858.

w oIITNUIUENj u UIIU ItJ 1000.
We, the undersigned, concur fully with
the Hon. Mr. Simmons in the impression
made by the remarks of Col. Hayne in the
Senate on the 2lst of May, that nothing
was said by him which could be regarded
as rejecting upon the character of his State
OF upon the credit of any of its inoneyed
institutions. In fact, the tone taken by
Col Hayne in the various discussions of
the Senate has always been ofthat elevated
character which should belong to the body,
and'whicE makes tho true representative
of a great and chiyslgous State.
I'M. 4. HUNTER
JERr. DAVIS
J.J. CRITTENDENs
j. NJ MASON.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-03
HoN. A. p. HAYNE.
WAsmINGToN, June Il, 1858.

My Dear Sir: In reply to your note, re-
ccivcd to-day, [ must say that, in your dis
cussion of the "homc valuation bill" [
understood that you were resenting what
you supposed to be an imputation on South
Carolina. Your seat being at some distance
from mine, and your back towards me when
you spoke, did not hear all that you said,
but | have read it since, and the impress
sion then made is not removed that you re-
fcrred to the bank as political as well as
banking institution and that, having con
trolling political influence, it was managed
on different principles from other banks !;
was not subject to the same responsibilities
and was for these reasons less able and less
willing 10 hold out in financial crisis. /
did not understand you, aud do noG think
any one here did, as putting in question the
ability of the bank to redeem its notes, ul-
timately, or the faith of the State, which
every one knows isplcdgcd to their redemp-
tion.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
j. Ill HAMMOND.
II TT
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-03

AFTER asking your name IN the State of
Arkpnsas, the natives are in the habit OF
sayiug'in q confidential tone: Well, now
5Yhatwer yer name before yer moved to
these parts "a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-03
Washington, June Is, 1858.
SENATE CHAMBER.
Washington, June II, 1858.

w "SHiISlou, - uuS Il, 1000.
My Dear Sir: | have your note of this
date, inquiring if, in the course of the de-
bate upon proposition for a home valua-
tion OF foreign imports, you said anything
which, in my opinion, "wos injurious to
the character of the State of South Carroll
ma, or to the credit of the Bank of the State
of South Carolina"
In rcpiy have to say that then regard
cd your allusion to the Bank of the State
of South Carolina az having reference only
to the soundncss of the policy of the State
in placing an institution holding so large an
amount of the funds of the State under the
control of directors having no individual in
tcrest in the successful management its
affairs. 1t must have been apparent to you
and to the Senate that regarded the libe-
raj policy pursued by that Bank during the
late monetary troubles as highly creditable
to that institution. Nothing was said by
yourself on that occasion which could be
regarded as rejecting upon the character
OF the State, or upon the credit of any OF
its moneyed institutions.
am, dear sir, with high respect, your
obedlent servant, j. f. SIMMONS.
Hon. A. p. HAYNE, Present.
N B.-Thc institution referred to being
supported by the whole resources of the
State, its credit must of course be indispu-
table. Yours, j. L. S.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-03

In Worcester, England, recently young
couple who were being made Of twain ono
flesh, were deserted by tho officiating minis
of in high dudgeon. because the bride and
her friends "giggled sone%herc between
sdearly-beloyedD aud "ansazement.N
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-03

0ENNTh OHAMDEK, juno II, 1908.
My Dear Sir: Your favor of this date
has just been received. was present when
you made some remarks on the home valu-
alton bill in the Senate some time since. =
| did not tax my memory at the time with
what you said nor can | now undertake to
say what your precise language was on that
occasion. As well as my memory enables
me to speak regard to the matter to which
you refer, | can say that there is no i'm
preston on my mind that you said anything
injurious to tho character of the State of
South Carolina OF to the credit of South
Carolina
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Ben. FITZPATRIcK.
HON. A. j. HAYNE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
dissolution
PATTERSON l. FREEMAN,

uAVE store. and constantly receiving
nne assortment ol all kinds OF CABINET FUR.
SifUkE, which they determined 10 sell los as
ANY other house Ia the city at the time war
rAHtng theF Furniture Ia be at the best
and nnsh- OBe 81 the arm has just returned from
the east, where he personally scrcted the
shNh h al OF kKsESr AAsCyAcTURE and LATEST
sTftEs. Our stock conssts Ia part 0f R0sswooa and
Mahogany FArioF Furniture, same of whleh ls very
ane, together with Chamber setls, heok Cases, ward-
robes Reclining Clare. Ionnges. sOsAs, Easy Cairs
trulsh aedstcs4s, Aaslc stands, Mahogany Chairs,
Dressing Bureaus Extension Tables etc, ctc aad
complete AssoTtmento OF ali Kinds Of
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THE AvENGE ERR
NE YOUNG WIPES DIARY!
Original Comic Stories,

which smack and relish q the Wit, hunor raciuess,
brtiiAncy AID sparkle - tie univs.
As lsrrrtnfnic no labor neT expense VII be spared
maintain the Ia. reputaticn - the holc Journal
~hich b. every where, bath AZ home and abroad.
knoNledged o. be tie rcnnei and elegant rePo1
tory OF Literature aud the Arts Ihi SIDE OF tbs
AND he
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
Carter, Wilsford & Co.,

c. CARTER, W. C.. wII-LSFoIsD 4 J. d. Nc.
IA. FEIAk-AN have tins day associated themselves
together n3aer the style aa4 ngsa ot CARER.
WIIlSfOkp 4 Co, iOr the puri II dong neral
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Notice 90 Stockholders Of Nashville
cad Chattanooga NJ. "a Ca.

election 4 nfteea Directors 70 manage the
~ anaifs Il he Company III De held al Narfrees
bore wkI> tasiAl. ale lAth day al neeemoor
aexf s.ackbaliers. Usaal. Viii be carried ~ Tho
eeeiasi. the whole roAd they may prefer.
and back % their respective siatines nv day
TF~ytas the Gay % az az amer SAID eiccss.n, by
showing ther ceEtnsates u slock - tAe Ceninct,Ts-
W. A. 6fR.ANES,
nox11-U Secretary.
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uasIuess Change.

GICCfSttNG C. Harden IA tie lsInsber trade,
:. ~sn -s"'la@~ sS- business the . ! stand (No.
$40 stss@d~svl ~a--~ vi be pleased 90 meet all
49, pst-~r% - ~ predecessor and many olaeIs
. Hs.- f-v~- -ae ssts all
49, ~s~srN' .shis sstt,g Poplar and Cedar
Ian ~ t~ss'~~ large supply 81 white and yellow
PINE ttas ~e@As-g -. - sell AZ Manufacturers
prAes.
HaVing trck. sd shs INKS and accounts of the
old arm al sks - heir Indebtedness ~ill
please fogx4ia 49, ~ the urst ~ Sel,-
tenber. OF all pat their UNITS with Onicer
Tor ceitectian.
Havisg sseIermlaed % adhere -sgidly 70 the Cash
system. 81 ariers masG be .Acco-5pAHisd with the
ulssey or bs recessed
zas1a-u J. 2. nARnEN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
HATS AND CAPS.

AN receiving direct from the Manufactures ali
the latest styles of Fall and Winter Hats and Caps
for Men BOYS and Children = wear, sSting in Part
of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats of all quates
Boys Cloth and Glazed Caps. Also, large lot Of
Mems, Boys and Chdrens MerinO and Wool Hats,
which will be sold reasonable terms for Cash or
punctual dealers at Nos 80 and SO corner Of College
and Broadway, by b. X. CUTTER.
oct2-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09

SIASHE.
$40 HHDS. Common, Fair, Prime and Choice Lou
lLIo isiana Sugar;
100 barrels crushed Sugar;
l25 - Loaf Sugar;
so 4" Clarified Sugar;
80 boxes white Havana Sugar: in store and for
sale by ". ii. GORDON x co.
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Rest aud Cheapest Family Newspaper
N TIE wORLi,

As M more copies % the SEw sEkfEs Will be pratt
81 than ordered those AhO desire 10 begin with
tlle commencement al tae xoinnie viii b. abb
do b forwarding their Subscriptions without de-
iAy
IEHSz-FOr ore copy. s.; Zoe three copies, s.
ole c'py Tor three ears, 81 fnr club of seven
cop4s, si0; ioT club 20 nitsea copies, So, and
thai r~t1 for larger ciao--algsys Ia advance.
Address, hOl.isiS 4 MILLS
EailOCs ana Proprislors, lV7 Fuitos street,
how'll Nex YORK
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DxSSOl4VVlON.

TIVE eolaaTtHershp heretofore existing betaeen A.
i G. CAKTEa, p. q. MCKAY and " &. wIIIsFoRB
under the sty aaa Gru, hame of CAKTES, NcAAY *
Co., iissols ell by mutual consent tie ii day
Of september, 1855. a. e. CARER,
+. q. MCKAY,
" c. WILL - ORD.
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1859.
rw Series--lcw AltractiOns--ycw Writers.

4 NEW SERIES of this widely -circul ted FAMILY
II NEw sPArsR, viii be commenced the tIsf ory II
January HeE'-pTiuici 90 gHe paper and c.ear type.
With the January number viii begin the publication
Il a can atHr
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GentIfmen,s Winter R,0ls.

A LOT OF Superior Calf Double Sole BOOTS, GAL
n TEHS, and ENGLISH LACE SHOfS, just opened
JOHN RANAGE,
nova. AZ College st.
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Subscribe M Once.

n yea wish 10 secure copy u shat elssAE, EagrAr
sias, s'TsE ynIAss BtAcxsxnu. I" and the AR issE-
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o. before the Iss u Jas. 1855. sPscpsa oepses q
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MI5frl.aafOa5.
To Exchange or Sale.

4 LIKELY Negro Woman, IS years old, and her
n nVe children the Oldest q boy l.. the next gal
10 and down Ia infant, Ni.i Doe sold
changed for other Negroes snuir living IN The
country aud that wants them Zoe their use,
not for speculation. Apply 10
augll-u Will. /. BOYD.
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Gents Shoes an ! Caters.
TENILkMEN will find good assortment of FINE
u SHOES, and CATERS, of Il very best quality,
and At low prices, at the Store of -
JOHN RAMAGE.
iy 24tf ~ College street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19
Caution,

Many Druggists, having old Lnfments hand, win try
70 sell them to the best but do positively
fuse purchase them. Ask for tBRAGGS ARCTIC LIN
1MENrt" AID take no other. ltl
- -sa Liberal a8ROposfGIOus
The propretoFs agree furnah each purchaser OF dol
lar bottles VIII free Subscriptions the .. g. Journal for
ceFtiheate emitting the holder 70 the bent Of this prop
osonS enclosed in the Wrapper around dollar
81 bottles The 50 cent and 81 bottles contain 80 and
Fer cent more Eminent In proportion 70 their aud
are the cheapest. For sale by BRAGG & BURROWES,
Sole PrOpFietgLs, 81. Louis, No.
tons must alTays be accompanied by EsPCnbls refer
enees, For sole BY LAuGHLTNS g. BuSHFIELD,
tapie.tf43m 81 General Agents f0t WheelifR.r
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FOR RENT.
NEW EIRM.

DRS. BARTLETT & WINOHELL, Dentists, 1tl
iarketstreet, opposite Washington Han, Whee-
3l-ECIing Va.
Dr. Winehsl being compelled by his rapidly increasing
business add 20 his facilities doing same, takes
peasuFGin informing his friends and the public that he has
formed business connection with N s. aFtlett u. D.,
tai profession.
Drs B. & W. prepared perform every OPeTatonin
Surgical and Mechanical EamiarU and
practice all Of the Dental Arr and
guarantee that for beauty durability and practical utility
their Artificial Teeth ShalInOt be surpassed.
Persons who have deued themselves the pleasure and
comfort Of Artificial Fe h from the great dread Of suT
during the necessary preliminary sXtTae
ton OF the old teeth and TOos Informed that BY
process entirely unlike ChlOrooFm Ether, ane aP~c1
bic in most cases and In al, teeth are
now extracted WithOutpatn.
Any information advice appeTtalniDg to their pFOfes
sion they viii be pleased "a give gratis.
Please call and examine specimens OF Artificial Teeth
~ Once open At all hours. sepl6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19

GnEELY AT CRuRcH-A Chicago paper says
Mr.. Greedy attended st. Pauls. Church on Sum
day evening One who sat near him says: He
came in rather late-took a seat1put on his
looked at the Minister in the pulpit
looked. up at, the ceiling-then took glance ut
the. audience on either side of him-leaned back
in his seat, and-,Oent to sleep