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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
LOCAL MA-TTERS.

~ Public School, E.ramidatiom-Th reg
ulnr annual examination of the Fifth Ward
Public School, j. H. McMechen, Esq, PRINCIPAL.
las been progressing since Monday. Rooms
No. ], ,. and 4 were examined on the first
day and the morning of yesterday We did
not witness the interesting demonstration and
have no account other than information received
from spectators, who report most favorably and
speak in terms of commentator and praise
both of teachers and scholars Yesterday af
ternoon we had the privilege and pleasure
of being present and hearing the thorough
examination of the pupils under the care
and guidance of MISS Hannah Alexander.
This department. ranking as No. 8 in the
grade Of rooms, is composed of children rang
ing from about six to ten years of age. The
exercises consist of Reading, Spelling, Arith
metc and Geography, interspersed with dia.
logues and speeches entertaining and amusing.
We not skilled in opinions touching school
examinations, but are compelled to record the
fact that scarce an error occurred in the whole
of the exercises. The children were prepared
with quick and intelligent answers, and possess.
ed the refreshing fea ture of framing them in
their own language, and not in that dry, rnonot
onous book style of reply so usually INDUCED
in. In Geography there was exhibited de.
gree of proficiency not possessed by many
Seniors" Miss Alexander has undoubtedly
discharged the duties of her position with cred.
it and honor
1t is matter of surprise that persons direct
~ interested do not cheer the hearts of the little
ones and add to the interest of the occasion by
contributing their presence. The teachers have
long and assduousIy labored to advance their
pupils, and it certainly betokens respect for
them, by an attendance of parents and others,
to witness the fruit of their toll and vigilance in
the government and teaching Of the children
submitted to their charge. We know that it
would cheer the hearts of both teachers and
scholars and enliven the exercises, if parents
interested would attend. The examination con-
tinues until next THURSDAY afternoon, commenc
ing with Miss Powell's department
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B- Cusselness. wouldn't man do
that could take out his pen knife and deliberate
ly proceed to cut a shade tree, or hack finely
finished window sash or door pannelH Is there
anything too mean for such man to stoop to {?
We think not. A man low enough down for
such trick is capable of anything at all in u
disreputablc way. Robbing hen roost or
swindling washerwoman, :.arc, in comparison,
acts of honor and credit tending towards re-.
demptiOn. Yet this thing has been done in va
rious parts of town without even the excuse OF
malice. We can conceive OF no species of das-
tardly meanness equal to it Throwing vitro
on ladies dresses and sticking pins into the ten
der flesh of children are mean enough! but it
takes degree more of genuine cussedness in
the human composition to do this other thing.
We don't know whit ought to be done with u
person SO totally depraved. We are hating be.
tween two opinions as to whether hanging or
limbing, skining and quartering would better
meet the ends of justice. We nigh: comPro-
mise caldron of boiling hot molasses pro-
vided any one should be detected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

PmLApELrnrA, March 29-The Democratic
Convention nominated for Treasurer, Or. James
McLintock, for Commissioner, Henry 5. Bowie.
timcnts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

New oRLEAs, March 23-Col. Lockridge has
returned from Texas, where he has been organ
izing his Southern and Western ArizOnil eini-
grants. The expedition Is to start about the
middle of April.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

LEAvExwOnru, March 29.-Advices from the
mines to the goth ult., near Arrapoe City
Miners confident Of making large wages with
sluic,s. Prospects yielded nigh fifty cents par.
Weather too told to admit of extensive opera
tons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DIV vTtue OF decree County Ohia
y, the g day Of fshrgarv, In the
1853, tIe JAMS n. aEaii u. Eerd
and Others, the said james g. Stout ard Thomas H. Reed,
as tie ComuitIee q John ilHEl uHae, U scn ~ The
front dop the Court House Ohio county The high
st aud -t bidder - public auction, on Monday the fth
DAY Of April lsg. the lots OF ground IN said decree
mrnionvi, being lots numbered one hundred Rnd twenty
eight (lSs) adr-i and tgehtv- (2ql The
plat the addition the Of Wheeling laid
william Chaine and John Eo In that Of the city 81
Wheeling known the Ffih Ward - said rity.
TEEns sALE-The one-fcurtlf q pnTehafe MONEY
% he uad upo the confirm alton q said sale said
County Court and the remaining tLrc-fouTths
equal nstnliiaents, payable In x tEeTe and eighteen
months after the day Of sale; the whole bear Interest
the day % SALE tle purchaser giving his bonds With ap
proved personal security the purchase money; tie
title To be retained until TIE further order Of said Court
Gale TO Commence at 10 O'Clock A.. y.
JAMES ". STOUT,
THOMAS 70. REID,
feb26 Sp-eiaI Commissioners.
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CrNcINxArr, March 2g-River fell 81 feet in
the last "a hours. Weather cloudy and cool,
heavy rain, wind aud lightning last night.
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PIrrsHuRGm March 29-River feet by pier
mark, falling. Weather cloudy with occasional
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

CIScrNNArI March 2g.-No lives were lost on
he Gibson. The Holmes had eighty six pas
sengers, forty three of whom were lost The
survivors lost their clothing, and $4,000 in
money. The total loss of boats and cargo is
about $500, 900; insurance $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
Assignee's Sale of Real Estate.

ASSlB ue6'S oa16 OF neal ESTATE.
Y virtue - deed Of as.=uaa--t eEeeuted ne b.
ID VIM ". Jluesou. dated Fe5 1874. ISIS aud noE %
record "a the CierI's oles or the County Court Ohio
Uu S1r for sale At puhc suction, frnut
% the Coart House Of Ohio County. Monday the
4th day % ApT, 1852 the al EstAt= fort
uheeias III and within a.
aits e the city Of Hn~enF ard designafed 50.
I'D i1at Of lii ~ y y Arstron
Trastss % Eiaig A. zsBe, eontaning aVe ana
thiFty-tao pcles-
Tile iudarPutah.e- Terms made known saT n
sale. JOHN l. VIECFNT
+. Iah4-Ia n GtIss
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TRUST SALE.


ID virtue and 0 Deed Of Trust executed
by John Elliott aud Eliza his r 10 the und-Fri<nd,
Trustee, bearing 9th day June, 1855 and
daily OF Clerks Office tie County OF
Ohio county, Deed Book No folio ase, the bnsht
Of the ru, 81 HaIgusI Co. Of the ciy O Philadelphia,
NJ sell at public auction. tle C0ut House ohio
ty Virginia, ts 18th day al r -iS. all the fIlovnE
described lot parcel OF Ciun the city
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, Virginia. and lying the south
side Of UEon between Four, and R streets, and
Is uastieu aud bounded foousto sit:
II has mont Union street q about twenyseVen fert
and six inches Nth uidh Lack. SouLUATd, -
about hiy hfyeiVt eight foot alley,
and adj ns Eat the lot Fround agreed To be sold
yellow named William IofizinF, and 10 higgins
Union the Northuts. o aid lot reed to
be sod TO said Hopkins AM West Eit tie south side
Of nou street said t~rnty e aud siA iEe tenee
back 70 said rgf alley nbaIt Efty-scvrn eight
feet, by lie right angles ai Union street. thence
with the NORTH side alley faid
feet and ala inchrs tie West line Hspkns Tot.
thence with said line TO the eEinulng-bgiaE
conveyed said John Eott ~ ZeTiah Jacob and Iaas
w Mitchell, Executors Of Jno J. Jacob deed deed da
ted January 2Tth. ISL, daily of The sboVe
desirable reslyuc. is convenient oca
tion To the business parts Of the city Selling
VIII sell and convey only such vested in By
the Deed Of Trust Aforesaid.
Terms Of sale, CASH NJ @. GOOD,
mhiS-.td
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
FIRST SPRING STOCK!
AZ Extremely low PFiees, now Opening nj
ISAAC PRAGRRsS


AYING just returned from New York With q vel Sc
i=etd very cheap stcck Dry aud Fancy Gools
request the Pablo eNallne before purchasing
vs=uhvre siy stock 81 DresI Goods found con-
sst % The latest styles and guarantee prices
lover than those any other houfe Hoad partic
ulsr attention 10 Figured bTiiiznts richly
ls, az only i2ei PLAID Dueals worth sc IKE; Light
cold - Clatzss Eert re t, ard ether goods pro-
portion. Aasins and Irsh LnsnIE sell Muslin worth
l25c zoe, and Irish Lnen "a &c. E1nufta
comprising tie iatett styis and which being prrLased
froia the manufacturer will sell
before. Ice Pc Boanst bb0Is. leo and
ever thns ApTtaninF The Millinery line which
All particular atenton Trade and viii
be offered et The lowest hgsreS.
EMDRUIDERIES-If Eisli TO End largest. lest
and eleapest st2ek give call and promise
C0llar, sets OF Sleeves and CoarH Baus, Insertin
Rlgiogs AZ Is. tgurss than any other ssiabishntnt
200 Xii Gloves at only &c, EOTsh 81; 5ju
lie, Eorth 2 1a Linen Ia dkerehefs at Iz5Se, vor
Is; loo l.5s worth 1z5 Henastlc UandEerehirs
STsc worth 6E<; 81 do 5Qe IS superior do
f25Gs sorth ~; Iissl -hte Bria1s i25s Eor.h
Is5s, Pal do Isl, worth 2le. veil any other
white goods, such kah-oot both plain, paid stripe O.
proP0Ttiona-riy iou. 600 Dollars Pes Goods
suitable ~ rhAnf Tailoring Trade ulIeh am
confident have the iaTsst stock IN wheeiIng. vii
TO the Trade At less ihaa other Hoase Wheeling
sril thea and All ask 4 examination an
convinced Of No ability to sell Call ard sxzsise
yUur Gives. ISAAC PRAGER.
! EL9I l21 Main ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
The Time, Place & Opportunity
For Obtaining ChenP Clothes for Cash or
MS ruulVuIruI.

T AM resolving Eastern cities my stock
Of sPHlNG and SUMMER goods. consisting % the most
fashionable kinds ard qualities Of CJts, CIs-nrTr SAX
and MRrsei, YestnEs, NhehI prepared 90 mike
up e cheapest and the shortest notice, In the
latest ani most fashionable styles
No. ., Washington Hall, Is the ulace for obtaining Cen
t-nes furnishing goods Of all descriptions, such shirts,
Collars Linen Drilling and Net Drawers all kins,
peuders Gloves CTavats, Laeees and searfs for summer
wear. etc, etc.
REENnEA, Washington Hall Is place the
BEST, CHEAPEST and MOST FASHIONABLE goods for
Ecntiemauts wear IN the city. J. ~. WARDEN,
mh22-tf Merchant Tailor, Monroe ST, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. 3IJ CHESTNUT STREET,


IRE signed hereby announce to the patrons Of the
"frankln,'' and the Pubs generally, tat he has be-
Proprietor OF the above named iot having
purchased entire interest 81 former partner,
IT, assumed whole House,
by Mr. Isaac @. Chadsey late al the United
Hotel OF this city.
This House Is in excellent order, having been thoroughly
renovated within the past season, and e1eFons will lie
spared comfortable ard pleasant
GU. shall favor him with tti ir patronage.
With desire fully accommodate the merchants
and other businsss the dining hour has been
FROM to o'clock 2. ~, introducing the small tables,
which has bea satisfactorily carried out b. Of
the popular Hotels in Il sections Of the country.
The hours Tor meals A. foioWs, viz:
HEenLfnst from 90 40 O'cIoek q. N.
Diuger frOEn Z 10 o'clock -. II.
Ten Gremi q - o'clock p. N
supper from . 40 Q o'clock r. II
It deeFn alton Of the Pfoi that the FTan-
linz shall b. see0nd Ruslnrss Hotel Un0u
by close attention and due regard for the
OF the Cuest, he hopes receive liberal ihaie Of pa
treEage.
E3- Coaches viii be attendance the lines fa
convey passengers 20 the Hous-- Fare .
and trunk (and will be allowed
ehaTged)
Price IF Board has been refnesd 10 Oae DolLrr and
Fifty Cestts per dry.
nh26-1m Proprietor
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PIrrsBURGu, March %, Eve.-River 0 feet 4
inches, rising. Weather clear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
SYRUP IND SUG1RSI

usT REcEIvED-Anafher lat o. LsgeriaE's e-ishr.t.A
rshiT TAiLiSF Z DuIPLAIxA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
Books Books! Wall Paper, &C.

An prepared 70 supply the lovers OF good ling
i With alrSst ever, thing la the Literary line To the
Trade on ful assortment OF School and Blank Books
a VHrtety 81 StatonrTyfrom Note faITs al ~ -
Cap Letter PATsr Worth from - 10 415u
per The Legal profession and alt desire the
best article VI write would AK 10 cali and
examine my HssnTtncut
have OF tte Largest Stocks 81 WALL PAPERS,
Window Bii Is and Flre cT brought this
a JnU rolls aud 3o different pat
terms, VARYING in price from cts. to $50 pr roll A
article 81 GLE Paper formerly sold at ~ %
and 20 per rtll. nos ourTtnE al GIN and Is cts
Who would have his walls look smoky md dizzy when
he MAKE THEM look bright and cran for ittlr money!
To the TrHdvI via oder due-uef = that vii JUSTIFY
in givinF call before puTeh isng elsewhere
the Trul try appointed agent for the NeU YORK. M-ho
dist Book Concern having mpde furnish
everything nubhsI BY CaIltoh Porter Al same prices
delivered hrrel Jnbbers Ard retail pureavrs
them IN New York Also, Agent Tor the American
Tract Society aud Sunday School Unonai Of their publ
cations furnished. The role Agent for Appitots
Sew Cyeop=ll, BE lions AbTdg OF debates, sc.
These last works only DC 1Branrd by
Either Of them viii deliver -uscribrrs the city free
Of charges JAS Z. DER, No loo Main 81,
mhz5 few d0ors Nvrth Of NJ 4 ~ Bank.
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Attorney Gen'l Black proposes leaving Wash
ington to- morrow for Pennsylvania, thence for
New York and Charleston, S. G.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

NAsnvIALg, March 29.-The State Opposition
Convention nominated John Netherlands for
Governor.
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MEMPn1s, March ga storm of wind and
hail occurred last evening, doing considerable
damage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

SEE advertisement of DR.. SanCord's Liver In
vigOrntor in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

MonnE, March 29th.-The Revune Cutter
McCleland, has been ordered hence TO the coast
Of LOUISIANA, to Intercept suspected tender TO
SLAYER, said to be waiting of that coast, to
land a cargo Of Africans.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

I IRECT from the Importers aud Manufacturers, VERY
II LARGE aud beautiful assortment uf
Fold WutChc- in Every SIylc-35 5000.
silver do $50 81 ).
Clocks iu Great variety, "a EVery Price.
Solid Silver spoons, Ladies, Butter Knivr, Pie Knives
Cake Knives, salt stands Cups and Mus Napkin Rings
Card Gases. Pi kls FORKS, &e sv,r Plated fOrEs, Tea
SETS, Cake unl Gard Blsi SaPEtn Kings Pie Knives
Crlnb serAiers &c Diamond RIMS and Pns-soune
Fue Jewelry IN Sets Of Lava, Coral PearI, Garns,
Cameo; all Gold and Plated 10.
An endless variety Of Sleeve Buttans, studs. Chsns
Seals, ia fact everything usually kept ia first
class Jewelrv Sorra 81 which VII he sold very eeaP
every article tcIrrdHted to prove represented
Liberal scouts made Country Merchants aud Ped
dlers. @. p BROWN,
Practical Watch Maker, aud
Agent FOR Appleton. Tracy Cos American Watches At
Wholesale Retaii- Agent for the Wheeler Wilson
SeWinE Machines. Agent for Mrs A. Siseo's MasOns and
nh2I lis Main 81, wheeling. Va.
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74Lexington ST., between Chsri~s and Liberty sts,
mh9g baltimore. .MdTViftHo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-15
Special Notices. IS.

I
.l'E>e II any people Ia the world ever needed
apostle 10 cast u,s deyiis ouf Il g ours WHO dtt 10
this waterogged country. The miashac poison OF or
swomps aud Marshes " Wrdassa ventabe devil in he
@Hg y rYel n ~ Aepsg bnd Feyeu WITCH shake and
corch us all Ayers " AauT CURE' issbid IA be the
toies rrt AND sn6 " our uei shhoi pba bays tried
-aea7eA Al11l11 z.IesTg sis P.sgg y a
BRANpRETH's Puts, composed wholly of Veg
eabe haiief ate found by experience To be harmless TO
the mosi teat the weaktst frame under evtrE
ageo fhmnhhunerng: the most pleasant and benign n
uieif operation tha, Wtrs overofao diotp world and ~
m ahe ne the most ceftaih searching out the root Of
ady Gombldnr, however deeb eebef psftrafaaa cure u
ilL.y]l DIS aIR aIPANpFReeTH NJ D. ~ =
AS GNdusr, No go sukeri6r street. Cleveland; aud by
J. ~ whoedon fIudsoa and all respectable dealers in
Tg- MATRIMONIAL. q
10 rur LApirs OF n rus tU}Syl1rb sr,Trs =, OI
has beer my ggol fortune ~ gresturs health mbpj
honsauds of 10y epnhln-wdmth. % - .L - ~
Ny success hiss excited the malice OF the enlious and
&ldds bat their prosecutions have serod only nd
nd ei9bHsh myroppt9li9H showers Of staelul offerings
have fallen upon ypdtfNsy mos rers whom
Ihaye relieved solons as held IN naecticais aud
hakful remembrance by those Who have experienced ny
skl can afford 10 lespse he ellors OF misohiei-ma
nd slandete . Xiii. t..'
MY friends repeatedly urg to place Hay pod
hue tuf pfouucihs tieislt nm nm rRlnhpf the
Ladies VI the United Ststssl butHp ngspos0n to enter
asldse boeapisdly qaakh JNt6 NE oiehs nosr Gums
aod fear That uuprucped might palm bpun
sAe bgble hef worthless mutations, mye lithet'opre-
vented me from ESTABLISHING agencies 0r The Sale d 9g
ANIlE DE EFEAIhfE,v nths GATED States
Atiad yield to the enireaties OF patients and friends
aud oaar to ta SUFFERING Femsles,6f America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World. ....-e ...
In regard to the efficacy OF the e"AMiE FEMME"
aeed say, that is in Quid fon aud is exactitsu
asT my practceih France for many years mud
That At has never failed 70 satisfactory result
The"Amio de Femme aud mensruation stand In the re
auon Of cause and effect isalke powerful to originate
healthy menstrual dow where uoyor has existed aud to
fesore II where II has been from suppressed
In orlerto guard against imposition thewnpper ofdifsc
h0rs each bottle Of the Annie de Femme W i bear my
written signature and both the bottle aud enclosing bor
vii 3e sealed will, my private seal ..'
Froe, $500 package . ..
- 49,. .. DR p II. RECORD
FoT sale, Wholesale aud Retail by WILLIAM FtSRF
No % superior street Cleveland who Will supuV lie
Amie de Femme" at the PrOprietors prices
1aul0d&wly9 Q I.f ID I'D. Il .Is 'I.-. '. .....
TEE BEST ARTIFTCTAL HELP TO
a. THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVESTEDh
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M. II. SOLnMnNSnN-

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
ssps the LARGEST assoIimonto s nust approved udF dl
fEcIACLbS. Auhts glasses. whether for peaf ur FAR
'g6tsd are ground under his ownuspectiou uy machine
Of anew construction, with the ereatost care
saitthe eyes a at cases, curing WeaSaess D. 8,ss o-
!Eaq7unatioRot ne Eyes, and mparihg strength r hong
nsHdius ur due serving. .. H...
20 N. X. soomousou would hrro miaun the, publc
tha he aoger employs auy the sale ofhs lenses.
,Eyg- Aso spleniil gygoIluentorsP GLASsEs nj
ChoSCOPES, COMPAsSES, Se ,koYl on hand
ARTlFtOlAL EYES
la'eitad without pain, as perfect as natural
tV-0msoaa Sup io5 street. ,uuderths American Hotel
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b. h WHfAAk K7sTAEb2RT. = q W. flHpART
WHITMAN, STANDARD n co +
Wv BANKERS aud leaers in Foreisn snand Domestic FN-
chance No. Superior street, WodrqW direction Lbn-
uDh and vii fnishpfafs orhny amonht ha able At u
tht principal ou Englsnd Ireland Scotland, Fratce
and Germhnv C0isetons made on all accessible points
thr0u th0utt United States aud Canalhs marsB N
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DAILY MORNIi
rUutisHrD pAItv, rpi VA
.iUI a. COWLE
81 SUPERIOR
TERMS or Daily AN.
BNrlkrrB.

Persons forwarding orders for subscription without
ash asgd Dot sEgael 10 goaeye agy atentlshi
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Aft'ns & (LnttsfLLor6I

~ J. DTOKMAN, AFF0RNF8Y IA It
mn LAW oaiT q nc Merchants gaSs s15,3 G,svs- "
BROOKS Il FORD, ATTORNEYS
Lkp AT LAW. ktgater BudinFs iqot o superior st.,
liSSsSNRR9I u Ran5l 0h,o' .,..u, VIVA w toee
iehs 1NyS4fi .4li ~ aa--.l . u
WILLIAMSON e RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYS At LAW Office No. 30, SupeIior-st
Cieyrluml Ohio s. WILL AMSON
I1u2 A. q, RIDDLE
CHARLES Q. BALDWIN--ATTOR-
NJnryond Counselor Law-Oies Ql Superior st. over
Citt Rank t.... --... ..... ianl5dy
lOAhMER q AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
n G. Ap LAW Ohice oyer ConGnefeiai Bank 40
A SPER, j. r., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
. Market stfEet. deo3-d3l
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Dentiettp.
DENTISTIEY
AT 2lI SUPERIOR ST.

a III 0UTLNIVN 81.
IF YOUR TEETE ARE GOOD,
hem With great II you tooth at All sp:-
fact th, Isl daily exhibited in tho streets iu hs social
circle and ia tile parlr by the bumbest peasant and the
proudes autocra that hundreds of p0rsous lose good
sets Of teeth for the want Of the timely aid OF good aud
skilful dentist poor aud inferior operation is ID many
cases yurse an none all II your teeth good have
them examined by good derG.t aad keep them ia order
ii or ua time spni 30 l2si 1 ma theu ppaifed the
sonner tho hlltt aud escape tt which urus thr
nell OF all diseases AlIeguiries of the tecth should
be attended tl in chtldho vi and youth.
All ue desTOUs Of hno duut operations arr tuvi-
ed to ca NY Whero parrular attention Il given
to ihe preservation OF The un'urat ieeh where the
.H.Ht VOLCANIZEO CORALIrE,
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.r,-.r- n, ,.- y. ...-.s.. -s . aa..,- TERMS 5
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