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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-21
tt VICTOR BISCH,
wHoLEsALE EsLERIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS

WINES, COkDlAbS, S1RUPS, HAVANA
CIGARS, FRENCH CALFSKINS, dc.
''WMsKEs-Old. Monongahela, Old Rye. Old Bourbon
Irish, Scotch. Rectifed and Raw.
ME. VICTOR BlSCH has purchased the exten-
Itl siye stock of Liquors and Wines. Cigars, etc.
OF Me,srs. Whitman ~ Zahn about the middle Of No
VEN last and having made large additions thereto.
will carry the business at the old stand Sycamore
street near Water. Messrs. b. IL n. will attend strictly
10 their business in person. one else having auth
- IL, business for connection with their house.
fau97
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yJNAYLOR HARVEY, Commission and Forwarding
Merchants, Water street, Evansville, la have also
arge, Wharf boat where they will receive and stor
freight free Of drayage. laps3l
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WALL PAP Err STORED
BOOK BINDING, STORE, FANCY AMI

BOOK BINDING, STORE, FANCY AND
JEwELRY BOXES MANUFACTORY.
AND PAPER ANGING G!!s
lFTJEE SUBSCRIBER would most respectfully an.
nounce to the citizens OF Evansville and vicinity,
that they have opened WaPaper Store. First bet.
Main and Locust Their stock Is of the newest
and richest patterns and superior quality, and they
will weekly additions through the coming
They have also hand the newest terms of Window
Shades Fire Screens French Borders Stationares, Col
Fored edge Papers, etc., etc., etc. - - s.
The hanging Of Wallpaper they perform with the
greatest accuracy.
STORE BOXES always on hand. Store, Fancy and
Jewelry BOXES OF every description made TO order at
shortest notice and at the lowest prices. Also Books
bound. -. EENGLHARD,
ap29 First. bet Main and Locust streets.
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cApPIAcn AND BUGGY MAKINeM

CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MAKING!
N TESSRS. SATERLEE d DEGARMo have now W on on
MI hand GOOD assortment OF one and twoherse tar
rares Rockaways and uggies. manufactured al t,elr
own shop after most approved and modern ssles-
u.ssrs ~ DEC. will promptly h au orders Tor Gus
tom work in The Dcalest and most substantial manner
and not surpassed by Eastern manuacurers either IN
smith who docs up lhe Iron work in style not 10
ha a. a,ceed apply
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DEPOSITS.

TIME Evansville Insurance Company pays interest on
cash deposits made at the Office of the Company or
street, doors below Main the rates
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AMERICAN UNION
LIFE SURANC COMP A NY
Capital 100000.

INCORPORATES LEGISLATURE OF ONO.
Charter Perpetual
OFFICE No. IA, EAST FOURTH ST. CINCINNATI.
TTNHIS COMPANY issues Policies at the following rates
i for 81 900, and in proportion for larger amount
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BUSINESS CARDS.

sC.ooK,S FAMILY GRoCERY-Keeps every thing
et choice in Groceries aud PROVISIONS on r"sa s0
r,ctwecn Main and Locust. ho'i'
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j. S. JAesxss, EvASs'L. FIELD MERRITT &c Co., N.
MERRITT, FIELD CO.

IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign an
Domestic Dry Goods. Hats. Caps, Boots and shoe
Id-s building First street between Main and Sycs
more Evansville Ind. particular attention paid TO o.
Jrr.1 seDt23
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xpxINC ANnSuMMEK HATS.
: : M. on, CLOTHS AND MATING

TTrST received az the EvansYille Carpet Store lot
Il Mating and Oil Cloths Of the various widths.
]. mes 3 4 and 81 Check Mating.
"a 54snd64 While Mating;
s4and a. OIL Cloths, new patterns. at
COLBURN & HERSHBERGER'S
uvci Corner Of Main and Water sta.
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JOHN FARRELL & {

MANUFACTURERS OF Butter, Water and Sugar
vi t;rac Soda, Pilot and Navy Brcai-a full
tantly hand First Street between Main
aud Sycamore Evansville Ind. feb2u
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nARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements or Ocean Steamers.
Port OF New York, December 81 1853,

CLEARED.
observation-disclosures, Evan, Charleston, Spoford,
ships-G lamar, Mayhem London. Durham Il d.
mon; Forest King, Allen, Liverpool Brewer q Co:
esioo, Ag,eda Jove Co; Courant, Ssybourne, Rum
Key, Ewen Co.
and mkt, whe,l~rght Co; Gio (Br) Aide, St Johns
NJ, Routh sons; Helena (8r) Curry, Gloucester,
whtpsy GO r% h ksnpSy sSsS
vile. lahtns Co; Kaeoa. Lawson, Halifax, Whitman
Wheeler.
State, Horton Savannah, MoCresdy, Mott co. JOS Grcs
Rogers, New Orleans Fosdck Scammon; Granite State
ss,r. Mobile E.sleA Hazard H...l Chichester, Rich
ter: Gen veszie So ith. Franklin iuok & 20.
sioops-E sprssus, Fish, wareham, sPragus; Thos "
Thorn, Cummngs Fall River, master.
ARRIVED.
snip Darlington, French, sharshas 1853 days, parsed
Apjer Sept 25 and st Helena Nov g. TO Backn Crane
Nov IL, LAT IL 81 Ion ID IL W, spoke ship rarana, Of
Bottom from Calcutta for Boston, 81 days out; 8th inst
lat 70 b. lon Co. spoke fchr Ncksrson from Boston
rom s. ors for Iondon III. has ss S.s eng
Gays the coast with strong Winds and days north
Cape Istterss The pilot loft the CArrngten 81 shsng
bas July o got to the 20th Weather looking very
heavy In the Me- wind veerng 70 tho NJ and frsshsr ing
2Ist, every appearance Of typhoon made preparation
hard from ME- With hard squalls and hsa,y r.is
close reeed and fursd AL sa at4 AM Increasing hard
With gusts Of rain at SAM bio wing with ali the violence
OF tyJhoon, ship lying with her sanw.lss down At
noon, gale broke, damage to the ship from the 23d
had heavy gales from EsE to 81 with dark thick rainy
weather for twenty days observation was driven back
from lat 20 three times Aug TO- passed For wasa with
6ne weather. had moderate weather In the Pachc pass
ed through Clio psa'gs through Banda and Flores ::.,
close the Maria Rudgsnburg shsal ship going
kro N the time found the shoal TO be about 800 yards
vide and steep each sds weather was
Gear and Fine and all looking out for this shoA oonld
not nee II until tbs ship Glove 70 IT, the shoA ap
peaed to be about 10 feet Ia circumference found 10
be twenty miles out OF the way BY bearing of the land
PAte and Flores and Lumbuck and by obssrvaton pass
Aser SsTt u.s. and had moderate weather for seventy
days
ship Jane Cooper (of Boston), Powell, ISshorn Sc
dAys, 70 Jonas Phillips Nov O. lat 3d. Ion 30 spoke
bark Ssl0noa Piper, from PhladsIphia for Isshors.
Callso. 12o days, TO W Riley
shiS Uaiea. ccstss. New 0ysass % dAyA 70 VT Fcst
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On Wednesday, December 81 by the Rev Mr. Browning,
Mr. HINRY j. ARMSTRONG to Miss AAIY eldest daughter
OF Mr.. Charles n. and Leta Thomas, ali Of this city.
On Saturday evening" December IL, by the Rev. James
Milet at his residence, No. 30S Brooms street Mr..
DAMn HENRY DAVIDSON TO Miss SARAH JAM DUNCAN al Of
this city.
In Blooming Grove, Orange county, on Thursday, Dec.
8, BY the Rev Austin Craig Dr. WHAa HORTON to SARAH
l. +, third daughter OF Sylvanus s. Town send. Esq
At the consistory Of the Collegiate Church. Fulton
Rev. E. r. Atwaer, PoMKRoY DIwY TO CAROLINE CHAPLIN,
DO h Of Suffeld Conn.
On Tuesday, December 20, by the Rev J. w. Shackel.
ford, Rector Of st. Msrys Brooklyn, Mr.. WILLIAM s. PoS.
TN Of New York. to Miss JEAN CRoi1s. OF England
In this city, on Saturday December II, by the Rev.
EMILY +. SPIRRY, OF New Haven, Conn.
On Thursday December IL, BY tho Rev. DR.. Tying,
LLOYD p Willis, Of Rye, New York, to MATILDA, eldest
daughter Of Peter n. Swaine, Esq, Of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

FRA-About nine O'Clock last evening, Ire broke out
lie stable, owned BY Patrick Dlop situated within the
block bounded BY Hudson and DeKab LAxy cite
street and De Bevoise place. Several horses and
In the stable and saved before the IRE had
made much progress. new kail ing adjoining, owned
Of Frame ussccupisd, and worth probably $1,000. The
total loss Is about 81 800 The frsnen unable to
work the Hudson sds for the want OF water
streams however. kept up from the rear, which
prevented the flames from communicating with the sur
rounding frame buildings carpenter shop owned BY
Caleb Baldwin, was somewhat damaged.
TEE Wings Of the Sixth elected the following gentlemen
TO represent the ward the ensuing ysAr-GsnsrAl Com
mt'ss-S. Kiddsr, r. W. Kenyon, NJ NJ Croft, Kelsey,
Jr., ]. W. BlaoAmore. Ward Committs-A. J. \. De.
grauw Samuel IAfargs, p. r. Cox, Thomas Sullivan L..
W. Brninard.
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Disasters.

SHIP SEVERN, Waite hence Dot Is for San Francisco
main ana ,izzen rigging and sprung slsaf; was rent
ting, and would get away In Fix weeks.
smp HuN1Rcs, Lambert, from sandwic Islands for
repair damage susained BY getting reef of the ha
Dor resumed her voyage on the lsth Nov having COM
BARK GAIIE, at NTiaven, from Turks Island, on 9Th
inst, took heavy gale from the Sc; on the 9th went
round to NJ and blew very heavy from that quarter At
different times fo days; split sails, lost ports, head
rails nc.
BARK LnIUs at Boston from I~ghorn in ssE gale LIST
inst, lat SO &C. lon 90 SO, lost maintepgaant mast
sprung mainmast and lost nearly whole suit Of aas
BRIG LtcHoRx, Of Boston, from Wilmington for the
with nanmast gone by the deck, by ship Capitol at
Baltimore Gotta from Callao.
BRIG CnINomrIA, Of and for NYork, from Dosoy Island,
80 days out spoken 10th inst (no lat &s) with
Of half her crew In hurricane, and short Of provsons;
was supplied by bark GAzels, At Maven from Turk
Island, with two and small quantity Of provisons;
intended to put Into the nearest port.
BR BRIG WIImRvoRCK at Providence from Piston, In
squat sh int went ashore In the Gut OF C&no but
got OF after throwing over about six chaldrons GOALS Ia
ing some
scIR GIN TAYLOR At Charleston 10TH from NOrlsans
experienced very heavy gales lost deck load sprung main
boom, and made rome water
scus AID, at Charleston 18th inst from Havana took
ss.yy NE gale sth inst en Charleston bar Which cont
splitting rails and doing other damage.
s1R II BAaSEs, from Boston for NYork, before 70.
ported ashore on Fishers Island has been got OF after
dischargng cargo OF fish, and taken TO New London,
without having received much damage.
ScBR ERAHErn ANN Of Warrington NO, With corn and
few bales Of cotton for NYork ashore 18th Inst
Pamplico Soud She sprung sleak by running upon her
anchor, 30 was probably run ashore. The ell
wet but sold immediately the cotton sent up TO
Washington She will probably be cote
ScHR DANUBE, OF Augusta, Maine, bound from 81.
vannab for Baltimore, became water logged and waA
abandoned The crew tabsn on By the schooner
7. q. Thom pson arrived At Norfolk.
Sem Elliot, bound from JAon.l for Boston, put
INTO Norfolk ON Sunday with loss Of deck load and sails
scR Elliot Ryan, from Jacmsl 6th ult for Bostsn put
into Norfolk 10Th mat with loss Of sales and lsahy
scna Trrxoxr, Of Lubss, was a. anehsr eight mIles
watsrkgssd. The esptAs had arrived u Norfolk, sad
Efforts were being nsds by The Agent u the undss.
writer's 70 ssnd vessel 70 hss asasbass SsSpsss1 70
~ iasaxsd hsgs.
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Memoranda,

Memoranda.
The steamer James Bell Taft New Orleans Nov %
for Gav sston but had not arrived at the latter port
been heard from up to the 9th inst.
New bark Erypgo 34S tons recently launched by Nessrs
Brown Lowell, East Boston, has been purchased by
pros in the neighborheod Of SO 900, cash.
upl7th inst, Wood Island bearing NV about ave miles,
iron buoy painted red apparently from Its moorngs
but short time.
IAUScHD-At East Boston Monday clipper ship OF
ab AGO tons, Of superior model and nnsh called the
Challenger built by Mr. r Jackson. Shs 10 owned by
Meesrs W III Whttemore Co., of Boston, and in
tended for the California and India trade.
At Beverly 18th inet by Mr. Currisr An elegant and
substantial schooner Of $50 TONS called the East Wind
owned by Captain Lavender and OTHERS OF Provincet
At South Prospect 30 inst by Mcssrs MoGilvery& Sta
Pies rst class brig OF 800 toIs called the Joseph Park
to be commanded BY Vim Park, Of Searsport
At Bristol Me-, 3D. inst ship Floating Zephyr, owned
by Messrs Blanchard Sherman Co. Of Boston, Richards
Barker Of Bristol and Capt BENJAMIN Rendsn Of Pros
peet, who is TO command her.
At Eastport recently by Mr. Balkham, bes utilul
ship Of 800 TONS called the Sawar owned by Nest De
Wolfe Co. Of Boston, and to be commanded by Captain
Henry Sticknty, Of Ferry.
At Gosport l4th ins: by Messrs Page 4 Allen, nne
ship Of 1900 ocs called the Albion to be commanded By
Capt Williams, late Of ship Orphan, OF New York.
At Kennebunkport l4.h inst by Msasrs Emmons Lit.
tlefeld superior freigh.ng ship Of 49, TONS Of fine
model called the Abby Brown ewned by Messrs Ehphsst
q Perkins, Api HAisdsll, and by Capt Sylvester
Brown, who will command her.
At Owls Head 18th inst by Capt Elisha Brown, sups
ror schr OF $50 TONS and Of hns model called the Cto
intended for . Boston and Richmond packet owned BY
parties in Boston. and to be commanded by Capt W
howen, Of Dennis.
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PmADmrmA December 2l.-Fynt Bodrd-$,, 600 West
e's, 90; SEQ Chesapeake Dsla ware Canal ss So
al 1000 Reading RR 6's, 10, seI; Is shares
Mechanics Bank s04 80 Pennsylvsnia RR, al leo Long
Island RR, 1875 50 do. IL; q Farmers L Mschsnics'
Bank, 7oh 60 Reading RR 391; 100 New Creek Coal Co.
"a. Second Boprd-$5,ooo Camden Ambsy RR 81, 49,
s2 1000 United States os 49, los; lo2 Psnnsy vania
S. co. % shi Minehill RR scrip, ali IL Harrisburg RR
81; IL Morris Canal preferred, 0lz.
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Csrt Nwnrs . P o. n Wm ,rs,a Sssa vsr
pool schrs VIM Collyer Rayner, Portland, CT Louisa
Gray, sharp Portsmouth. Nh Nancy Mills, Card NYork
Star, Nick rsop, Providence.
Clesred-Steamshp State OF Georgs, Garvin Savannah
barks Emily Banning Howes, NOrsans Envoy (Br), Ha
gert!, st John NIB Priscilla (Br). Thomas, Liver pool
brig Tarrynot Reed Boston schrs Enterprise P.ndston
Antigua and mkt; L Dupont, Corson Mobile; Brog
nard Adams Charleston Globe Baker, Boston, Watshis
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Lecture upon Japan, by the Rev. DR.. vInton.

Lecture upon Japan, by the Rev. DIR. vlnton.
lecture upon the subiest OF Japan delivered on
Tuesday night at the Brooklyn Athsneum, by the Rev
Dr.. Vinton. He commenced by stating that Japan as
formerly ndestood, meant kind Of varnish, or boot
backing little was known Of the country owing to the
effectiveness Of its laws ard institutions After descrb
ing the geographical position of the islands composing
the Japanese empire he proceeded to speak of gov
eminent, institutions. and manners OF the people Tn
government emanation OF the religion OF the
Countrywide laws the will Of the emperor and
were Interchangeable. Any infringement was punished
with death nc hne secondary punishment. being ad
mtee was hoary conferasn and 1t against this
influence hati America had to contend eecting an
opening Of the pcrs I, general commerce. The country
vas ruled BY the Emperor assisted by eight hereditary
notles and three princes OF the blcod royal The En-
perez and the council ust agree II they differ tn
subject in dispute referred to three OF royal princes
II they desids against the Emperor he m Us. abii.
cate II against the cohnei, each OF the members
kill hmsef; consequently under such circumsts noes,
politicians man Ia anxious 10 the
respop,ib los OF Office where Disagreement with any
other branch OF the government costa him his head The
hIs missionaries who went there Jesuits Francis
Xavier, convert to Jesui,ism the pioneer the
missionary enterprise to japan. de enthusiastic,
and Do sessed with desire to mpensAts in soms
sure for the q his % by mailing con vcrta
10 the Church Of Rome lie had formerly net Japan.
whom he converted TO Christianity, ani whom he
|
mcprtaed with the arduous nature OF the voyage he
undertaking. he replied, that while others vsntured
life for persbAbc riches he hit he wilirg TO peril
his ~ gain immortal souls. lie received most kindly
in JapSn where he mst with great success, and made
many converts In 1891 the missionaries ptixsd twelve
thousand Japsp~ts Their excl ed the jealousy OF
the native priests Who urged the Emperor to bssish
them Soon the Jesuit had competitors In the Dutch
and the English, In the ign Of Queen Elizabeth,
who also asnt propasandbts 10 convert the natives
The Por advised that all the other Europeans
the country should be baDished cruonsd but the I'm
aVld mat In thair at.ea
satisfied the Portuguese, who got into disputes with
| the natives Portuguese bishop meeting . prince
royal .used " asht from his palaDquin TO acknow,
~ an Insult and after persecution Of fore gnsrs
began. In 1892 there docums Mt found In . portu
guese ship, written BY native convert, Inviting Chris
tass TO ut out expeditions against the country and
turn the empire The Dutch revealed II TO the Emperor
who Issued The interdiot excluding eli foreign
from Jspas Ths psrsssutioa vas nst rstrssd 70 for
saDers vast number Of native converts put 10
satA fhsss poor victims X tyranny "a their fats Ia
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Topographic Marine Reports.
Doeror, Do, 81.
Arrived-ship Cochir, Baltimore; bark Helen Mario,
do brig Nyra, Philadelphia; sohr Adams, New York
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the true spirit Of martyrdom rhsy claimed quarter
and received nose The Dutch henesforth required
In their commerce with the Japanese, to abure Chris
tanity. Each one was made to trample under
was Christian, ard knowing the danger Of an
swsring In the Affirmative, replied, "No, sm .
Dutchman" Subsequent ton the expulsion OF for
egners England made attsm to trade with Japan.
The East India Company established fActo W but they
afterwards abandoned the project for the more promising
trade with India. The attsm ps Of Russia we're COM
msnced In 1902, and were continued until 1911. Some
times they attempted to make surveys Of the coast ard
gain footing In the country; bat all their efforts
sbsrtve America commenced her efforts to break the
riion cent cut TO restore japanese who had
been h ut Oregon The edict already referred
10 forbid the return Of any naive who might by ship
wreck accident or otherwise take up temporary resi-
eenos In foreign country The lecturer here incidentally
remarked that this hpwrsck Of Japanese sailors the
coast OF Oregon suggested his mind the probable
origin Of the tribes Of Central Ausrcs-ths Aztscs-
where early history involved In much doubt. He
merely threw IL out hint to scholars and those who
might desire to elucdAte this Interesting subject In
whaers ard merchantmen. After seven days the
reply that trade would be Allo wed
with any nation except Holland Nothing has
since been attempted the part Of this country
zes under the administration OF President Fillmore, with
Mr. Webster Secretary Of State and Mr.. Graham
Secretary OF tbs Navy The Of the expedition
already known to the American people. In 1854 they
which he expected would be one Of admission. Every
Christian nation had rghto protect its citizens,
home aud abroad neither had any nation right to
clude itself from the great family Of mankind This
terprss, successful would carry the Gospel OF Christ
to that numerous people who In the darkness Of
Pagan idolstry would add the link to the chain
which is alone needed to grde the globe and bind t.
gether the whole people of the earth.
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IL "
Arr 2oth, brig ormus, Baker, Philadelphia.
81 Thomas Nov 7ci schrs Hope W Candy Jsriss, NBsd.
ford SloyI n Rogers, stse lima ps nn
in the Gut Of Csnso but got after throwing over aboss
nix cnadrons coal leaking schrs Hinohlsy,
Van zandt clifford do Robt Rslss, Cornell, norton;
Hamlet Emerson, PhilAdslphia; Williamson, Jr wins.
S1 weaver dS ssoy wt %
sas Wright Seaman Port Even; Ipvooe, Glover NYork;
sleeps Citizen, Dayton Port EVEN BLACKSTONE, R.yno!ds
NYorsi Harvest French, do Senator, Hawks, do; Sur
plus Lttsfsld, do. Below, schr Somerset from Norfolk;
and sshr With los, Of sails. Sid, schr NArrAxuagaa
PoRrIAED--Arr Dec Is sohrs Hope, Hutchinson, BaI-
timore: Juniata, Willard, rhadelphs; Nourmshs Lea
CID brig Yankee, sturdivsnt, Havana sohr L Posd.
Montross, Harry do; sohr Fannie MITCHELL wahingtoc,
roRTsMoU1H--Ar Dso 10, brigs ElIzabsth Mary (Br).
NYork. Cld ship judah fouro, Lewis Norlesns. BsIo:
18TH schr Amsrtne, Nobls, NYork for BAth and Boz
Arr 18th brig Samuel D. NYork schr Susan Baker, d.
Richmond. VAR Dec 10, steamship jamestown.
Parrish EYer, soh,s Hsnrloo Chester, 90; sarstosA
Angler, Dunbar, TO load down the river for do.
1T hARKB-Arr Dec 2, bark Mo tauk, Brown, NYek;
9Th brig Boomer, kYork. Cid Sd, bark GAMBLE Hoses,
AR Dec briggs Sampson, Murray And q Anderson.
DeIsno, NY0rk.
sTONikGT0N-Arr Dso II, sohrs Jane Dickens, New
York for westery Sarah Jane Fitzgerald Nantucket fac
New York sioop Triumph Robinson, do for Ao BID 10t
sa), Boston.
sALEn--Arr Dso II, bark Argentine, Upton, Bas.ss
AIRES Dot IL, Bontsvdso 22d briGs water Wteh, Co.
way, Para Nov 8; Bsna, Trsadwsl, PhliAdsphis sshR
Martha Maria, Ferris, NYork.
10th barb haashsstsr Upton, Busaos Ayrss Ost II
n 1ndo 18th
wICKyORD-Nl Dee 10, sshs Mstausra, nArdioG. ~,
fem SotA, deg AAs,s, Wdshtnans aYssh.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
g.; DENTISTRY.
DIR. l.. X. IIUMME LSlllNE,
Surgeon EfeHgiSs,

N ESpECTFULLY offers his professional ser
IL, vices to the ladies and gentlemen OF Nor
r,lntown and vicinity. lie III provided with tho
latest improved PORCELAIN TEETH, which
will be inserted on pivot or gold plate to look
as well as tho natural.
The cavities of dccaycd teeth will be dressed
out and filled will, gold of tho finest quality,
which will prevent their future decay or aching
and render them useful for many years, and in
most cases during life.
The tartar and other foreign substances, will
also be removed, rendering the teeth clcan,and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
Teeth aud s,umps of teeth, which have he.
come useless or Troublesome, will be extracted
with the la,cs, and most approved instruments,
in the most careful and scientific manner, and
with the least possible pain. In short, he is
prepared To attend To every thing in the line OF
Dentistry, md his performances viii be war.
rantcd to answer all the useful and ornamental
purposes Of tho art.
DI-pcrsons DESTROYS Of procuring whole or
partial sets oftcctli, upon reasonable terms,
do well logiyc him call Immediately, as
lis charges are quite moderate.
UJ-OtIicc in Shcrrard's daguerrean Rooms,
Commercial Buildings, High street.
RcfcrcnrcS.--Drs. McLane, Scott & 1Irock,
Morgantown; DR.. W. D. Eystcr, Rev. d. Scd-
wick, Rev. Moses Ticllncll, fairmOnt.
Tooth ichc Drops, and Powders for cleans
ing the teeth and preserving the gums aro KEEP,
constantly on hand.
June ! 1868. 2OOtt