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j. III. VANDERSLICE,
DENTIST.

MN EGS leave 10 inform the public, lha
hhe is prepared TO attend 10 all The Oper
alions in dentistry, such as removing
The Tartar and other Foreign Sub.
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
The cavities Gf Decayea Teeth
will be dressed out and filed with Gold
or other toll; of the finest quality. as the
case NAV require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years. and in many
cases during life.
Teeth and Gumps Of Teeth
Which have become useless or troublesome
will be extracted in the mos. careful man
ner, with the latest and hes, improved in.
slrumen,s.
Porcelain Teeth,
Ofhe best quality and latest improvement
will be inserted on pivot, or lin connection
with DR.. Vailerchamp, with whom he is in
pa.ernship in plate work. on Gold plate
from single tooth TO a whole set, to look
as we'll as the natural, and warranted io
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In short, every operation belonging to the
profession, will be reformed in the bes
IAananner. with choisesi material and al iht
shor,es, notice He therefore hopes, by
& etsict attention to business, 10 obtain shsr,
Of public patronage. Any person or pei
sons wishing any of the above operations
performed, are respectfully requested Il
give him call
N. B. The public are hereby informe,
tina, we The subscribers have entered into
special Partnership relating only to plat
work as i, is more convenient for each Il
attend to the other branches Of The sCienc
en- his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP.
J. II. VANDERSLICE.
Noun, Pleasant, Nov 9Th. ls45-3m.
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who was expected 10 march upon Chihna
hua from Monclova.
The above is oil ,he intelligence OF i'm
porlance we can find. The arrival OF Gen
" orh, with his division, al the Blasos, II
Of moment. ss i, would prove almost con
ihs, an immediate attack upor
Vera Cruz, by land, is contemplated. ",
shall soon hear of stirring events.
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'IUcWe VIC hNu !" tHO "'t'"'"i"o t'"B'
l6ls Of which has been forwarded US b
,ur attentive correspondent Of that plsc
The Flag Of The Gath uliimo says:
! Gen. Butler was at Saltillo on III
ll7b, when Worlh's diyssn left, but
vas understood that he would fall bscl
IN Monterey, with his troops. Gen
Wool was still at Psrras, but i, is sal
hal he will also march for Monterey
thus sbsndoning Sallillo, Psras, ant
Rinconsds Pass n the possession OF tn
neny. This s,epis supposed 10 b
aiken on account OF The indeiensibl
slate Of those places with their d'mln
shed force. TIE severity Of The eli
mate end The scarcity Of wood, forag'
|&c. combine 10 render them uDpleasaD
quarters for ibis season Of The year.
Gen. Taylor has established his head
quarters al Monterey, and the place il
oeing pui 10 such q state of defence thai
all The troops of Mexico, with SinIa.7a'
GA ., their head, will not be bble 10 dis
turb HIM. We suppose that Cen, Tay'
lor vii, be left in command OF all the
forces sbove, while The invading army
# Gen. scoN, consisting Of nearly all
Tho regulars now 10 Mexico, some 1000
alrong, and nearly twice that number OF
volunteers, will act in conjunction with
,heNsvy in stacking Vsrs Cruz.
There are wo companies Of Dragons
with Gen, Tsylor, Col. Mays and Capt
Grshan',; aud Cspts. washington and
Nebsrel's batteries are 81 SAl,lllo, and
one company Of sr'Ileiy al Camsrgo,
which comprise nearly all The regulars
.bove At C,msrgo. are The Second
Ohio Volunteers, and few others are
.ts'ioned al Puu,a Aguds and CerrslVo.
comprising nearly all the force be.
ween this and Monterey.
The Ohlsns are under orders fafTam
5co, leaving the Third lndisns reg'
nenl a, THE place, wi,ha company or
wo ofregulars in For''brown.
The following is from the Matsmos
as Flag of the 27lh:-
We hear Of 90 new army movements
every thing in this quarter appear
" the stand s,ill for the time being
The cavalry aud artillery Of General
WORMS are yet in our vicinity --sn
'smped between here and Poin, Isabel.
The iolanIry are also encamped al
point below. near The Pslo Alto ballle.
ground The whole affair is a mystery
10 US, and we dare venture no predIc.
non as 10 The msnner in which they are
20 proceed down The coast whether by
.es or land. Gen. Scot. is said 10 be
up to his eyes in busine" q, the Bazos,
arranging his plans, which will probsb'
Y be in proper fix by The time the new
evies have oil arrived out and then.
no! for The Cas- le Of San Jusn--or som,
where els.
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Sill Later from The b ozos.

Al Pollock tins morning, says ,h
Picsy Lne ol the 81 inst, the U. State
steamship Alabama. Capt WIudle, ar
rlved from Brlzos Santiago, whic
place she left on Saturday, evening las
he Sl.l ulr,, msking The run to the Ba
ze in 4S and 10 tn city in Sc hours =
the quickes, uip ever made.
Among Me pss'enge" by the .AIs
bsms were Maj. Morris, Cap''. l'wi'
and Fulton, Lieut.. Hamilton, DR.. w
R. Smith, and Mr.. Smilh.-Baside
these we're Messrs. J. A, Banks enc
DR. Vsnvolrs, with the remains olLeu'
Wood, Csp'. Johnson with The re-
msias OF Gen. Hsme'i and Mr.. c. 6
Miller with those o. Capt. Williams, oI
Georglown, d. c.
We have received several letters from
Mr.. Lnnsdep, who sailed for Tampicc
On the 3Oth ull in The schooner Ellis,
S Leper. We lave not room for them
to.dsy, but can state That 'key mention
the ARRIVAL oflie ships Sharon, Afch'-
/ .us and Ondlaka, with L1ujsian, vol
unleers, sud their departure for eiIhe'
L bas island or Tampic also that TIC
egimen, Of n fes' have been di.mount.
ID; and further that Col, Harnsy hss
been arrested by G-n. Scott for d'sobe
Hence of orders, and was 10 be tried i'm
nedslely by cour, msrih.
We have also received letters iron
Mr.. Halle. who is with Cen. Wor,h''
iivIsion. His las, letter is dated Or
tie RIO FIsnde, near Pslo Alto, on ,h'
9Th ill.,, in which he states thai Gel.
Worth ls quite unwell; but still able l'
i've ord,r,. He has between Two an
hree thousand meu with him-lhe piCL
of the army.
Gen Sc " and staff stIl remained Al
Brszos, but i, wns thought would SAT-
IA few days for Tsmp'co. The new
~ the McKim that Gen. Taylor had
returned 10 Monterey is confirmed
The vessels with the 1t regiment
Pennsy lvanis volunteers on beard hsc
,rrved of The Brszos--all well. The,
ave been ordered, it ia said, 10 Lobes
From Tsmpico we have dates 10 The
a5 h ul'. brough. by Maj, MorIis. H.
informs US that Gen. Patterson arrived
here on the Esd with $500 men. Gems
Tw,ggs, Qvitmsn, with The Baltimore
BalsIncn, aud Pillow were along =
troops all IN good health.
The steamer Cincinnati was lost on
he nigh, Of The 90 ul'., sbou IS mic
o the norlhwaad oI TaWpico. She hs'
IN board Two companies o! troops sn'
TWO nine Founders, and was bound o.
40 expedition against Soto la Marina
rwu soldiers and the Two pieces OF cal
oon wers lost. The vessel was sold a
nigh aud dry Tor $50.
The I.oulsisnns and Pennsylvanl'
Volunteers have been ordered, as the.
.rrved 3, the BrszOs,,o the islsnd oiLC
bos, south OF Tamplco, al which place
is supposed Gen. ScoI, will coneentr''
a large force, prior 10 Masking an s'Iac
upon Vera Cruz
S.nls .fans has Withdrawn sbnui 10
o0o Of h, Iorce from S,n LUIS POlos
sud marched towards lhe cry oIM"xic,
there being some shsts requiring h
presence.
i was reported at Tsmpco thai in
mtdIs,ely after The svscuallon OF Fc''
ri, Ly our Irosps possession wsstsken
b the place by 500 Mexican csvslIy, b
~sthis is denied al the BrsEos.
y The following additional items
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HlaCksmithing Esta b!ishment

THE Public are hereby respectfully informed
that we have lately entered into COpartnershiP IN
the above business at the Brick Shop, formerly oc-
cupied by Moses Coffman, on Maln-street, below
The new store, where we intend to carry on the
above named business in all its branches. We
pledge ourselves that work done at this shop shall
lie executed in as neat and workmanIike manner
and on as reasonable terms, as can be done at any
other shop in this place. We therefore hope by
.,ric, attention TO business to merit and receive
dus proportion Of public patronage.
NJ. COLEMAN,
8. BROBST
April26, ls46.
". B. SHOEING done at the re-
duesd price cf One Dollar. omd'
profit, and q,dck return our motto,
BLANKS!! BLANKS |!
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MN EGS leave 10 inform the public, that
he is prepared TO attend 10 all The oper-
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FRcN MExIce.-Ths PscG FEsr ef yesier- day morning publishes a very interesting le.- fer lom ils correspondent o9 the Jniied Ssales Squadron. dated the 2Sth Hlt We gather the felloaiag items from l.
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STEAMER NEW HAMFsHIEE.-T'bere can scarcely he insagIned 8 more h~autiFul oblecl than first tlass Western steamer. Thas they are sufficiently beautiful 10 inspire pee6- c2l fsBcies. appears by tlie following whieh is taken from the Knirknbockcr. The etiis- CT SINS: We bsve received from Pitls5u5g3, < Penn. j poem addressed 1s she .sseaHser .aers HampShirs, very popular boat. which under lhe capable supervision of the MessrS. Aliens. has acquired wide rePule ca the Western wale-s. Ii ihe poem were Dol much too long we would insert II uilil pleas ure. for we hear on all sides fhai the boai whose long md varied voyages Ii describes IS worthy of all the praise which shs has elieiied from oar correspondent
 The Nsx Hampshire is indsed | fine bent. She $ commandee by OFT fr,ea5 Htifiaa #. .3fIcH. By ths way thopga- Ere stsuskd ike ao see ihe poeiD-no Goaht the author Wrises ike H1EDm engllEs-
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 in the ssrtirs uf be rnuntry.
 4 rsrrcsTsoudrai sS she faa n@==A lnasa- iigrscss, writing sron taia. plsee during the sessiaa r,f she Isngsslasass, shps easnplSmrnas same oS 4ise lar siStsars aa she Hall e< Rep rtsenlsasses. These remarks esnsAsa hpi more gziIan1ry alaan trsih
 ~sI7lsaf siae iooking inas, wIih lasz oriensal features, splendid forehead, eagle sv@s nna her grsrssn nl fsrm agaaned tH brown ard pnr- pie. 8s frs E---. sf ihis rsy- one td iss rayes4 atsd most agreeable ladies. She se- clinrs gracefully upon her rhaiF. her 6gare par4iy enyeie2ea by uhiie siIk sssawl mag rIiicenlIr adersrd- She appears to bc much interested n si,e proceed sgs lH6ore her
 Siting near, k .Msss B---, also sa 1his piare. Sise IS preriaRs. IHsis siguse. per- fscfly moulded, hns an Isslian cast of coan- ssuanre, black hair, arrasd eyebrows, siskea la%bes, shading eyes, '-seeP-souacd and Hssh- agn Sine E mast becnmingsy dfessca- e-ss-s sssa sissaes sn ex9rixnrlx a3afsas,sai. shai flsss appear paris of her o@n heaalGsi person. She wears a purple snd scar5ta eashinscre shawl richly embroidered. wsth a flowing whise plnms oa her rrsss. Alto gether she ss nn interesting specimen af uraven's most peecluns works
 Oppusiie b .MiSs D.. sits .MsssR----4 of Crawiord. Elas3es.ly dressed, @iesely and scarce eigt1een" Among swecs gids she every where wiEl ssasa in the first rank.-- Sue is mach interested. sad ls. 10 the Haesn- bers, FeTy interesting The CFuwfngd Gsls es.iesn mnsa Feel prsssd c,f SO bcsatfSa sn adjunct to then represeutntiun She is esP- Hvaisag Tn her manners and mach admired by lAe beGHr here
 is thts rnseicRi sirrle repsses .Ars. R---. af Union As well Bs silas roaBsy isas been represented heretofore, ail scknoRiedce ihRs ii has fairer representation aew. Shr IS or fae aas"Safa-e scale. bui aA interesting and agreeehie lady; possessing ali flse ssiFsctve qnalIijes of her sex
 Tbe-e's Mrs H-. oi iiel Spring, of fiae 4lssls4ng slze. wilh sparkling flow Of spirits. pretty counsennare flsai beams wIia lore and b-ne<olenoe. ssse E speadrag iise 9-ray ssxson- al she Metropolis, and Is 3 great layorfse in car socicty.
 Wonder E Mrs B.. oG shis clfy Ste is one Of fhe most fascinating la1aes n the Ssaie, E the lie oF all cosapany, wherever sse goes. She is graceful danrer- lovely aud admirable singef. xaii passesses fine een- rers'ng powers Sss appears io be much amused al lae scene oi disorder befsfe her. and looks as tho shs wished she were a member. so she rnfghi take . tIli Iu tue poiisi cai tourney.
 There are others of the faif, in thas deiee- thhie groupe, bui am detiarred sight of tilezn. i.y the nust,ser of bcaEx. who exciade tliem entirely from my ioagIng view.
 in haste. yours. W.
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}an. 2a. No 9 Morelane et al. '. Pelham. F. Tor lo Msrion Circuit Goart
 Judgment affirmed. OPsl'ion bv Caauay B,J
 A WF'' q eafHlsistssoss sssF as ssa4sts4 s4- 'e'sl' where the wrii. allegations, and inter 1'ga'or'ss show leani indebtedness aud a Io'ii possessson of goods, &c. Such WIT, me may ot execSsed on the return lay thereof. r, " shegahsas and inserrogatoEses may t.s ''l' Win stle clerk beiore tue expiT1llon ssf 't reiorh tay ed tine wrfs. and aeea noi .,e 'N'e'ea "i record. The faiiure 10 eater lhe .1'','aHauos .9 ui : cause + as dsscontianABee