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| advise any one, requiring operations on the
teeth, TO call at the office of DR.. R. g. G. II.
Kilbournc, Of this place, as they ale thoroughly
educated dentists and one of them has had the
superior advantages of having been lately an
operator in the Office of one of the most cele-
brated dentists in Boston. / can conddentally
testify to their skill from personal experience,
for have had badly decayed teeth that have
defcd the skill Of other operators, filled by them,
under difficult circumstances, in beautiful and
substantial manner, so as to restore the natural
appearance and make them feel like perfectly
sound teeth. Twas not fully aware before of
the intricacy Of this operation aud the skill and
labor required to perform it successfully. Their
superior method of filling improves the beauty
of the teeth, and evinces close application III
bringing the art to such perfection.
Persons, having decayed teeth, ifthey wish to
preserve them and value health and good looks,
should 60 there and haze this valuable operation
performed before it is too late, and they never
will regret it.
They have laboratory at their Office for the
manufacture of mineral teeth-facilites that are
rarely possessed by dentists in the country, which
enables them to make and insert whole sets of
elegant gum teeth, that are worn, understand,
with great satisfaction. LOW.
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The Homestead in Massachusetts

The Homestead III IMassachuSett
The judiciary committee of the Mass.
House ofRcpresentatiVes, says an exchange
paper, has been directed by that body to
inquire into the expediency of providing by
law for the exemption Of the Homestead
from sale under execution for debt. Home
staad exemption is at last becoming the senti-
ment of the country. twill still be resisted
for time, perhaps for years, by the conser-
vative feelings of legislators and fear on the
part of business men that it will operate
unfdvoraby in the collection of debts
Enlightened Christian lawgivers however
must sooner or later come to the conclusion
that it is unwise, if not barbarous, to strip
of the shelter that covers them, the wife
and children Of the man whose indiscretions
or misiornues have immersed him in debt :;
and sagaclous business men, it seems to US,
cannot fail finally perceive that, to take
from debtor all he has-to knock from
under lis feet the last plank he stands upon
to cast out into the street, moneyless and
shelterless, the wife of his bosom and the
children of his Levels the surest way of
all in which completely to unman him, and
The least certain of any to inspire him anew
with the energy and ambition That are neoes'
sary to set him to work again, and the feel
ing that will induce him to exert every
nerve to accumulate new earnings and pay
eff old Gepts.
A bill exempting the homestead from ex.
ecution to the amount of $500, has passed
the Pennsylvania House of Representatives,
by large majority.
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The dwelling house and barn of Mr.. C. M.
Burnhan of East Montpelier was wholly consul
med by fire on Saturday 9th of April. Insur-
ance $i5O-but not half enough, it's thought, to
cover the loss.
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Mrs. John Quincy Adams is lying in a
,vetv critical state of health at Washington.
she has been i'll the winter and spring.
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STATE CONVENTION
OF THE
FREE DEMOCRACY OF
VERMONT.

A State Convention Of the Free Democracy
Of Vermont will be holden at Montpelier on the
3lst day of May next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for
the purpose of nominating candidates for State
officers, and transacting any other business
which may be deemed necessary at that time.
All who believe it to be the duty of Congress
to prohibit by positive enactment, the extension
of Slavery into Territory now free, and to re-
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the existence of Slavery and the slave trade in
the District of Columbia all who discover in
the acts of the present administration, no ndl-
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who are willing to be detected" in insisting
on the prohibition of slavery in any acts or
ganizing territorial governments of New Mex
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frowns" of slavehodng President, and all
who are ready to unite under the banner of free
Democracy in carrying out these principles, and
in connection with them such other measures Of
public policy, as are best calculated to preserve
the rights and promote the prosperity of the
whole people, arc cordially invited to be present
and participate in the proceedings Of the Cow
Vention,
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TIE NEWS rRODl CANADA

If the bold movement in Montreal, announced
In the startling news from Canada, to be found
III our paper of to-day, is an outbreak of the
high tories, who would rule or ruin, because the
Governor signed the liberal bill for indemnifying
the losses sustained in the patriot war, and most
ly by the patriots themselves, whose villages
were burnt down by the igon hceled Colburn
Nc Nabb, &c. some Ct whom appear to be a
nong the present leaders, we shall not be in Q
hurry to extend them our sympathy. If this b.
not so, we can't understand why the house o
the well known patriot, DR.. Nielsen, should b.
ossailed or why the French banded together t.
protect the Governor. 1t will be time enough Il
throw up our bats whenwe understand the true mo
tiyes which led to the affair
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Our new Bank in Montpelier went into oper-
alton on the frat day of May,
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STILL LATER.
By Telegraph to Ne,c York.

MONTREAL, April 81.
Several members of the Ministry were severe
ly beaten last night about nine o'clock.
The mob, numbering several thousands, pro
ceeded to the residences of DR.. Nelson, Messrs.
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Outbreak in Canada!

PUBLIC BUILDINGS DESTROYED!
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