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RESIDENT DENTIST.

,fNR. a. q. w. SMITH. would inform the
~ Ludt., sud Geolemen Il the town al Castle,on,
Aud the towns ito vcnily, that lie will perirm all op-
Grafton, for the preservation OF the tElH, al HI,
iwei'ingsl.o iu,ort the PonoELAIS, HUMAN AID An
tM.L TEETH from Que Ia mn entire yet.
l7'A urdefs for his services from families Ia the al
joinns towns viii be promptly ATTENDED 10.
Cullcion. March l., 1887. l53m
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Sap Buckets.

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their las term Of Service whose husbands served agree.
sh'y To tho act Of Congress Of the 7ih. June 1892 two
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Cure for Indigestion,
J4UNDICE Disease OF THE LIyERn

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From Rer. J. ID. Dyu,n1iond.

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Grass Seed.
PyOssghs.
Glass,

COO Box. GLAsS-mnnufac,urcd al Salisbury.
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Rutland, March 90, 1887. u
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1osTSCEIPT, MARoH %. 1887 --Bya late
act 81 C"ogFer' the benefits 81 the 81 sca 81 the ACT
Of !Hy T. 1885. extended To- widow. who have n.,
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IA The L service uHii tn. - Of Noremher i783 aud
ss' married before that day end while her hubbard ~,
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sectnn.
aT Ptnn0n businsa ,nad,r TIE abors baeniioned aei,
and @ii ether franiaeiea, u,Ga By me Ia6ierib
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POETRY.
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DOUBLE TRUSS.
notice.!

VIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il public that in addition to his usual very geo.
ersl assortment Of
G GOOD s,
he has received, and now Offers for sale, a
quantity Of
nickOk's Stoves.
Its only necessary for the subscriber n cav
that these Stoves are universally approved
where they are used.
Aiso-NAlLS of the iirst quality will be
kept constantly on hand, by the KEG. a,
the Troy prices. Also. quantity of pronnJ
NOH.a.SCOTLA PLASTER.
Tor sale cheap for ready pay.
FL ALANSON ALLEN,
taiThaven, Dec. 3, 1885. 5Cs1
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Pork.

n FEW bbl.. Of PORK for sale by
IA JAMES BARRETT Jr.
Rutland, March 10, 1887. ~
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w. w. M S S e Il,

No. 9os WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
Irporhr and Dcai,r IN Eaglsi, Canton Tronoh
Gorman, and .5aaeriean FANCY GOODS. ana
CETI cry
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"TSs, loid III. yoao,sB'-.Nrr Yorker.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-22

tee be appointed, with power to send for
persons aud papers. examine witnesses
on oath, enquire iuto the condition OF
the Banks o:inis Commonwealth, aud to
take into consideration the penalties and
for(eitures incurred by said Banks, in
consequence of their suspension Of specie
payments with leave to report by bill
or otherwise.
Mr. Voolfolk moved to amend the
resolutionb by adding the following words:
And that the Committee be instructed
further TO enquire into the individual ac-
counts Of the dealers Of the Banks, as.
certain the amount of their indebted.
ness and Of their liabilities TO the said
institutions.
Mr. Smith of i. Of w. moved to a.
mend the amendment of Mr.. Voolfolk.
by inserting after the words indebted
ness. the words "solvency or insolven
cy."
Upon this motion some debate arose.
Mr.. Miller asked il the word solven-
cy was to be applied to the Banks, or to
the individuals Indebted to them
Mr.. Smith replied, to the latter.
MIR. Gtiggs wished 10 know how long
IT was Intended to extend the eNamina-
ton. Ii this plan be adopted, 1t could
not be gone thro' with in three months.
The amendment was sustained by
Messrs. Voolfolk, Booker, Smith Of L.
Of w. and Fisher, and opposed by Mes.
Sis. lsives and Miller, and carried;
Some misapPrehension appearing to
have existed. Mr.. Voolfolk moved a re-
consideration of the vote on Mr.. Smiths
amendment. but the House refused 10
reconsider.
Some further debate took place be-
tween Messrs. Voolfolk, Booker, Smith
OF |. of w. and Newman, in favour of
MIR. w oolfolk's amendment as amended
and Messrs. Rives, Miller, Harrison
Moore, Garland and Witcher, against
the proPriety OF its adoption.
The ayes and noes being taken, on
motion of Mr.. Booker, the amendment,
OF Mr.. Voolfolk was rejected by the
following vote Ayes 33, Noes 81.
The resolution as originally offered by
MIR. Garland was then adopted. and sent
TO the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Mullen, the House
took recess until 4 o'clock.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-22
MONDAY, June IL.
EVENING SESSION.

Onmotion of Mr.. Garland, it was
Resolved, That when this House ad =
Journs to- day, it will adjourn to meet to-
morrow at IL o'clock.
A message was received from the Sem
ate, stating that they had agreed to the
resolution OF the House, Tor the purpose
OF appointing committee to investigat
the situation Of the Banks.
MIR, Garland moved that the rule of
the House be suspended for the purpose
OF appointing committee. (under his
resolution one from each Congressional
district-which was rejected.
The following gentlemen were then
2pointed:-Messrs. Garland, Voolfolk,
Rives, May, Stanard. Griggs, Murdaugh,
Harrison. Miller. Venable, Cruichheld,
Davis. aud Smith of |. OF w.
On motion of Mr.. Voolfolk, the fol>
lowing resolution was adopted;
Resolved. That the select committee
TO examine the Banks, be instructed to
enquire and report to this House how
many debts there are due the Banks in
this city over the sum OF $40, 000-and
when those debts were originally con-
tracted-the amount Of each debt over
that sum-the names of the person or
persons who owe the same-who are
bound for the same-aAd what kind of
paper it is due on. That they further
enquire and report how much Of the
debts due the Banks were loaned by the
Directors, and how much by the Pres;-
dents and Cashiers, or the committee
appointed to purchase bills. That they
further enquire and report whether there
are any instances ofbills having been paid
by drafor bill on drawer and seller of
the said bills--and if so, how frequent
ly, and the names Of the individuals
whose bills have been thus paid.
MIR. Witcher offered the following re-
solution, which was adopted by a vote
OF DO TO 4S on which there was consid-
cradle debate, in which Messrs. Witch
er, Voolfolk. Moore, Stanard and NAL
Tory :ook part ; during which some Fed
eral Politics were discussed.
Resolved, That the committee of the
Banks be instructed to enquire into ali
correspondence between the Executive
Department Of the Federal Government,
or any officer or agent thereof, and the
Bank OF Virginia and Farmers Bank of
Virginia, and also into all correspondence
between the said Banks. and any other
Depesi:e Bank Of the Federal Govern
nent, or any officer or agent of such
Bank, and OF all contracts, agreements or
arrangements entered into between said
Banks.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-22
TUESDAY, June

TUESDAY, June I3.
Mr.. Moore offered the following Joint
resolution
Resolved, by the General Assembly of
Virginia, that the arrangement of the
currency, and the commercial rmbar-
rassment which now prevails, TO an a :
farming extent, throughout the United
States, is mainly to be ascribed to the
acts and TO the policy pursued BY the
General Government-thatt the Govern.
ment alone is competent to restore the
currency TO sound condition, and that
1t is therefore inexpedient for this AS
sembIy to attempt to Iegisiate on that
subject, except so far as to relieve the
Banks of this Commonwealth from the
forfeiture and penalties they have incur
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-22
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
June 18th, 1897.

On motion of Dir. Wilson of Bote
lourt, the communication was laid on tie
table and 500 copies ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Garland said it was usual 10 refer
communication of this sort TO a com
nlittee Of the whole, and make it the or
der Of the day but as this refers princi.
paliy 10 one subject, he thought It better
to refer it to select committee, who
might report bill at once, perhaps to-
morrow. The duty Of the Lecisiatur.
on the present occasion seemed simplv
TO De, to enquire into the state of In.
ia Bahks-their forfeiture Of charters, &c.
The committee should have power TO
send Tor persons and papers, &c.
Upon MIR. Murdaugh's suggestion
Mr.. Garland agreed to modify so az to
make it joint committee, and his reso.
luton was offered in the following form:
Resolved, That select joint commit
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-22

Committee to epamine aAe Banks on the
part Of the Senate. Andersen, o.
pie. Harvey, Maxwell, Smith of kanawha,
Dyer, Bondurant, Snilh of Culpeper, Par
riott, Nash. and Baptist.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
DENTIsTRY.-TEETMa are worthy object. Of the an

nENTISTRY.-TEETH worthy objects OF the an
atomists the psychologists the chemists the naurass and
the practical surgeon so says Doctor Hare.
r. GEDNEf, Dentist formerly of No q Park Row. "a
Chambers street has the pleasure of announcing his friends
and the public his return from Europe after absence of five
ears where he has spared pains expense in perecng
himself IN the art Of his profession.
He has brought with him and choice
ura aud Venetian Enamel Teeth which may be artificial
~, from single tooth entire set
r O. pledges himself fill carious decayed Teeth with
gold or stannail o To them free from pain for
e and also remove all causes incidental 10 the destruction
TINT may inure the beauty Of those invaluable organs.
lie Is kindly permitted 10 refer the Rev H. Anhon, d. d.
- Marks Church; Rev. Fras L. Hawks, ID. d. ST Thomas
Church, New York
lie be found 81 Chambers street, few doors
Broadway.
New York, 10th December, 1886.
Mr. y. Gedney-Sir have perused with attention
your Treafse the Structure Diseases and Management
the Human Teeth" and think, with the highly respectable
gentlemen who have written favorable opinions that the
numerous views have taken of the subject termed dentistry
have shown extensive acquaintance with various de-
tails Your aluson the Importance OF the regular atte
dance Of dentist both in private families and public semna-
es Is opinion, worthy the highest consideration Your
collection of dental instruments surpaes every thing of the
sort have seen Its variety fitness, and finish, filled with
agreeable surprises and leaves doubt your skin and ability
~ The ludlcious use OF them May you on and prosper
ml83m~ (Sgnrd) :. L. MITCHELL
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THE HERALD-NEW York;
For the Morning Herald.
SuInivel's Lament.


samivers Lament.
All. me! 'oboken arnt the place,
vot yence IL used to be-
Sich dreadful 'avoe as they've made
l. shockn' sud to
Ise made a recent visit there,
And 'eres my ipse airit-
81 dent approve the change at ALL
Not no-how you fix it,"
It's lovely walks and coolin' shades,
Its 'andsome werdant lawn,
We where sees, cos now they ave
To srvif destruction gone.
II vos heartily pairodice asore,
But now It's charms i ied
And them as did il desecla,e,
truly Wish yos dead
e. 'ot and bitter tie tears
Vich my dear Sukey she'd
Ven We Sunday, arer church,
These vonce loved walks did tread.
She said i vos wicked deed
Then vept Without restraint
Her lips ,os quyeria' aad size looked
Jist like a ifshe'd faint
yispered comior, In her (hear)
As veil as knowed 'ow
But stl She guv sch sobs and grosas,
thinks hears EN- now.
isced that prelong stop.
Would give her grief more sway;
AMI though twas very ard to 60,
Twas arder sill stay.
Upon lsmp-pos then v ciumb,
And tuk partin view:
And then long adeg babe
wlthou. no more ale. DIXIE.
june 5;h 1887
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TDOTHACHE,;
TO THE TOOTHACHE

TOOTHACHEi TDOTHACHE.:
TO THE TOOTHACHE.
Curse upon thy venon'd stang
That shoots my tortured gums aang,
An tlro' my ears gies many a twang,
WI knawing vengeance;
Tearing my nerves wi bitter pang,
Like rakng engines.-BWns
hR. BRAMAH'S AkTI-pDONTALGIC IL
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OF whom have saved the exhorban charges of dentists and
have been able 10 mnscae their food and enjoy the Injuries
OF perfect set OF teeth IL purely vegetable liquid, and
in case can possibly nure the other teeth For sale,
wholesale and retail by Messr Sands of Fulton and
William streets Minor and Gamble Of Dey and Broad
X d. Hart 437 Broadway and retail by w Forbes 565
Pearl street. Of Cross j. H. Nones gu broadway; w.
HOW'LL OF Canal and iInson r. X. Austin 45 Car
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