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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-09

NOTICE. = THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
friends and the public generally that he has rented the
"rEe and elnnnd4s store on MAGAZINE street, between
thyeie and rO Streets UornieYy occupied Dyas A. Go y
for the purpose Of conducting general Commission RE
CENlNG AND FORWARDING business. Particulnr IT.
tie ton gven TO receiving and forwarding goods consigned to
commission merchants.
MARCUS PATTON.
Qtg noods taken on Storage oil SIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-09

u FED ASH ANTHRACITE CDiE.-EGG AND
~ SION E-Now landing, cN SHIP Helen Mctinw, from philn-
h"lnlA NJ in hn@ss for family express Stoves
and kitchen Ranges For sae IS hd delivered First
and Second District, by
DC I'm u. ". OLIVIER 4 co. 2t C,nrnlllrct ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Feb 2-The orig 8 Merrill CAPT
Means from Bestn out 10 days. bound 10 Msanzas ladsn
with sugar sht ohs In Distress anchored
Of Lese ISLANDS the h u and the 18th he proceeded
10 ST Georges bsitor Capt Means reports that In Of
her beam ends oh gsd 10 cut away her foema which
carried mantopu hst when the rghted with
feet alter IN the hold The brigantre Isabella Reed Capt
Smith takes the cargo OF The Merrill 70 Cubahe latter
vessel hsvir r been altar oned.
The bark Messenger Bird Capt Hawson, days from
Boston, bound 10 Valparaiso with assorted arrived
st. Georges the 10th ult In distress The following Is
Capt Bersons reports OF the ~es her which
crr his shIp:-SeturdBy January wind H. at Doon
good breeze single ree.ed the fore'op.si hove 70
m der elise reefed paiDopsa, blowing heavy from
10 y. The ship WAS lying 10 With lee dead eyes OF
rigging Under Waterfront several water casks harness cak
ard az Ter bfYgs from deck. went 10 room, and
;err -four me wser rushrg IN window having been
oYrtS in TIE bark hove TO until day light when The
eaher modera edit remair cd for about hours at
time ca m Tim light airs from South and w; hut my
which had obsery ed particularly during night
vac muhg ard vhen sst observed was at 23;so
told ne mate expected hurrtcBne from the NORTH
and vesiwerd had ex'ra ga-kes PIT The seiis,
and rerytbing we secured on deck About ~ Sun
9Th the wind began 10 blow 10 pu closereeted mantop
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Port Of New York, February IL, 1856,


Bark Gen Green o Chsr!eson Davidson, Bahia daya,
with cSate TO master.
Bsrk bover Davis, New Orssns. u Gays With mdse to
VIM Mel o. a sop
Big VIM Dugsr Babcoci Port Prince, 20 dsya with
coffee ard og~cod vose Livingston Co. Has experienced
besvy weaher ost men on tie the rest sick the
vessel fss brought home by captain second
Sunday 1Th, o.. 8 AM, 10 a heavy squall
anchor about two cables from the komer Shoa
with both anchors dow lying la distr at 1870
the se ntug Ach les pissed without notice; NJ AM
tai en- In TOW by TIE ste8mtug Eecues Capt Hennessy
and taken INTO Jersey City Capt desires TO that Capt
Heppeey and his entitled TO hs thanks for
to theif exerons AID perseverance, that lis vessel
ero crew vere saved.
Prg Gen Wilson Carbonns:t, Apaachcola 20 days wild
weather Rad constant gales hiss been driven East
Ion C2 has teen n daye noJh Hauerae split sails stove
buwsk sid threw overboare 20 obs turpen1e deck
lead
schr Grspd Island (oi Eewbu7y ror Reed Mayaquez Pr
q osys with sugar and molssses 10 w Lewis
Scfr FupheM koIedRe GU Feb with SKINS fusc
&c 10 Lewis. BIAS been osys north of bateras with
weather Feb IL lat 81 80 on "a 49, spoke brig
jerry Lar (of Fss'porD, from Boston for avsnnsh
scbr So, oh Burton moub) Chase. Porto Cabello 81
days with hides End Coffee MASTER has had very heavy
weather split ssi 9, an
schr Louisa kcCrah Atkspas aS days with oak 70 eros.
by Ballet has bsd heavy wether loat boat gale !,
all and ib and has besn q days North Of baueras 18th
len 1870 tpole brig Manhattan, from Cenfiegos
for NJ 16 days out and obla ed provisions her
Schr Louisi, Hudfon Charleston n Gays with cotton and
lice, to M, ready, Mott d Co.
Schr Revenue PiNtard, Virginia.
Schr Director Waite. Virginia.
Wind during the day from NV, and strong
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TIE Steam Fire Engines,


In an article published on Saturday, February IT,
headed Trial Of New Steam Fire Engine" per-
ceve that an error exists which ask the privilege of
having rectiied. It states that AT the Crystal Pa
lace trial. last September, engine No. s. Of Brooklyn,
first class engine, with hose $50 feet and nozzle Ii
inch threw horizontal stream $50 feet" 1t should
have read 206 feet as per report Of the judges ap
pointed by, the officers Of the institute In refer
ence to the article Of Saturday, permit me
ton of "the most successful experiment of an
American engine on record, No. g." you mean
to say that Through $50 feet Of hose, and nozzle
lll6 inches, from the top OF Marion street bell tower,
IS feet high threw water to additional perpen.
dicular height of 1913 feet? If not, in what way
is the further elevation of 1913 feet to be under
stood? No. was entered in competition at the
Crystal Palace last September but upon the day Of
trial was withdrawn, fearing an inadequate supply
OF by drant power, which was much regretted by
those having engines exhibition, as the opportu-
nifty for testing her power with them then offered
would have settled the question of superiority be-
yond a cavil. No. 8, OF BROOKLYN.
BRooKLYN Feb. I6, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18
MARITIME IKTKhLIGENCR,
Movements OF Oosssa sts~msrs

STEAMERS TO CALIFORNIA.
F0R AsPIHwAJLGeorye Law 6tn and 81 Louis A OF each
month.
FoR PUNrA ARxrAs--s.aT o. .as wee 9Th AID Northern
Iaght z4ts of each month
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsABEL- From Charleston 18th 4th due at Havana ed
and It'll From Hay l0n and 18th, due u EsS YORK lh
and LIST.
NORTH SrAR-From New York %. arriving a. Havana 9Th
and Rev Orleans 10Th From nax Orsans 9th Havana 2d,
due ct New YORK 2Sth
EMPIRE CRY OR Ew GRANADA From \ sw York 18th. ar
irving Havana I'D New OrIseBs 25th From New Or
leepp 9Th, Havana eh, due at New York l3th.
BLACK WARRIoR-from New York l0b arriving Al Havana
18th and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans h Havana
2s,h, due at View York I'd
QUAKER CIrY-From New York :0s, arriving Havana 9Th
ard Mobile 9th From Mobile 5h, Havana 5in dus at Ne~
York lIth.
CAHAwBA-From New York 25th arriving .. Havana goth
g. New Orleans ID From New Orleans lOa Havana 18th,
due at New York 18TH.
When The above dates fa, sunday VIII sal
Monsa y, They leave New Orleans A. tide
viii admit and he Isabel eave9 Charleston and Havana
l0A. NJ.
p3~ Al pachoges ard letters intended for The NEW YORK
bERAID should be sealed
YoRK-THIs
RISES. 80 MOON SETS morn Oh
SUN SITS. IS HIGH wArER. ...,morr 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

sal, had gone considerably, aud for hour we
se.s IL n'n he
NJ a: ::Ss ss
~ss hopes abe QUO right ssss but Was .opsne
s Ss sn s % 5 4.
yard. iopmsst spare ... and C,rasss On board Asr
ssTs Ssa
4: a.. ,s ss :;
heavy sea which the shp oak
e marble ana s:os
The brig Mary wilkins. Capt Neterson Is S.y. from New
!sa s HHH i Ssss Ssvss s.ssSas1sd heavy 3:
= ers up T s.S ySs ,,
w,rd coming up ahesd compelled 70 steer for tAess
ship Elizabeth Hamilton Capt Lewis Of and from New
< % M c sdsc With -four, e. e., no
in to se s Of s sh on ne @ as
50 deg Ion e. deg IL which started sesf main broks
DER TsS md
na Everything wisss M dsc IL
e e9 SGS n nc e So 10 mfr e H. &
on Ian % bs bar; coming blow 81 SOU.
Closed re rss and o. i hssvs fore :s
Ss Ssw n
s,se Gaze au 81 and 4 .uu
with OF SAT- put inc This port on The 2oa ut IN ds
a naTa e w Ssss MILES IF
gales her further towards that port Aev
short calls lost ard the YES 81 somewhat Leaks Obliged
to fer Pss
sbn Ss ss G .p snn out
Lyerpoo EB bound 30 with cargo e :.a
having obtained supply Of provions ON her veg
ship Isaac Alleyoo which arrived here scms weeks
SIEGE is 70 be temporarily rehed and viii oroce.d 70 NYos
been od OF TO her Msesys for service
scbr saisb julia Capt Ue7 srrved here on Tuesday la
scr Governor Capt Eaton cleared at St Georges on tbs
The Portuguese schr Rssov do Capt Domingo de Rocba @
5 u aprs na s > De-
and shout he 10th sprung her mai NEST aud
nsrSor, sbontsO fouh Of sandy Hook received pls
Capt John Roberts from tbe New Jerse, pilot bos. MARY
severe westerly gale during vbch lost forssa roke DE
manboom main sheet strap ard split m.insA and h Ihe
bitten snd unfit ior duty; having no sail % ay With
obliged TO scud the vessel til the 18th when havas re
Norfolk but encouner'pg heavy Westerly gales I'LL the 1M
and being short of provisions water they bore @
Bermuda CarSo-wine and oorks Assnt-r Wells, ssa
1he sch Leo Capt (of and from Boston, bound
having IN The evening de Sh ut during hsay, gale em
ME been struck by whc ried the house and
broke the foreboom stove In the orecsse
Largoice, isuit dry goods. AseDt-F Wells Esq 70
Miscellaneous and Dlsasue rs.
| A9- See Correspondence asova
THE FIRsT wHALxR ARRlvAIThe ship Reindeer. CaptAis
ssysd he f s q s ss q a los; ' the G
ha sn sn soyss sss
| do vhse oil az SO 600 lbs wtalebore.
The following gvss . sunmasy
hsrbsrs Of New York Boston Phi adepiia sanore
18th at Charleston Ssvannah ksw Ori6ans
tie etb and ut lAObue the nth mat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

MISSING vEssEls Ire Undne OF New Bedford whish
@ hs Of %
% so and
ed ifs she must have been io Of these The
ssf srSS PGns "'
Longing % Adtn Mdor% m %s
Creek mere than month sgo bound TO this city with
ing since t6i udnss Of have
Brig Arm Elizabeh tof Norfolk Duncsn sailed from DO
naves Dec q for tbs city, srd has not since betn heard from
BlRK ALAIRA Prince Of and fos Portland from Cardenas
has hsen ost, 70 date nor ps1tcalarI
Brio JoHS pow m h. seSw Pr q from
gale elH ws
sprung lesk ard . prev.u ma vessel from sinking
North Of Hatteras with heavy gaes cold
Notices to Mariners.
The Shovel Full Light boat The l5h inst lay about Ae
Of MOE onog Point
~ stated p telegraph from ay.n5 that ice has sssa
dragging to the westward on the 18th.
Whalemen.
viii Zoo Sbs wsss II o. board sent
a and sd S 10 90 Oh ann sSd Ds oCns MAD
Gny d. % wh G: e
Dssf os 81
and e III sdc ru Noes snd Rs
mate 10 hir ever GARD prossbIy killing
Be sp sos
as. report and VIII be at Sand ch Islands spring
Ship Amelia Bunter hence for Rio Janero Jan lat % %
lon IS hby The bark Antagonist arriv here Yesterday
Jan IL ass4 ion ssx 'F''-' ''A "''''N"' 'V' D'''-
Foraigr Ports
sss sssxs o% Bosch @
Prescott Hailed so salon wsmsS Benton, up the rivss
selbtresr for aalror fee Avery. or ~srs;
neoa Fence sV us az T s%
90 wa ssi lhsDa; from Hoe waay
s1F'fs ~ s:s
a sis s% Ps sss "a
BilIzI G.nal jan Is II port brig Julia Arsy son, d
A,aass 'Ss1' q 'Ssi lawrence iss Clark M.r.uA
dgsAoo1 Jan $50 scbs knight howe M.acalo,.
IN port FEB bark hcot ereucn for Liverpool Feb 2o
sSs f a ar "a uudsr wood Liver
san s port S. Aaf a f.
@ es for o ss a. HSs
ps s v sr S se.tns 70 load wee Enrpse Tor
MIsATTLAr Jan s-ln port schr Ella 81 Thomas Tor
asI s's .n pS sss
IS sTsxs !sssssss esssS jesse 40.
81 A. ss
bsris jobH shTop Bsncssr s.sns chss es sos
pcnes Hole; brig Judge Hathaway leland csrdsoss W
BRIsToL. FEB !6-Arr below the schr wondsr French
I'm York for this port At anchor Iah horse Han6v
Point, Prudence, a brs and schooner, inward bound
orr hsIlorr 4 scmpesy frozen down the south end
vay 10 morrow. -. "p"eo
Mount Hope Bay presents one unbroken hee Of loo Pso
PIE are passrg 70 and from bark byron from Mobile for Pro
vdsnce on the north end Of Prudence thought that her
on Pspo DOSE Squav Point. - " o oe ~''A Ns""e.
BATH, Feb lS-Cd ships Martha Rideout Morse nor.
leaJs EnpDhet Gfeeley new, ol9 opsl Cutter Mobile
CHATHAM, Feb lb-Scbr Cabot from NYorf Tor Bcst0u.
cold spd cloudy. 'e "
HYArNlt Feb Ia port schrs Pedee Carr nom ~ Jago
o. Boston, susan, and Louisa NYork for do id ian
fymg aah Ia port scbrs Benz Brown. Mary Anne, julia
nLh@ ahinderes 90 Point Cannon in the ice schr F,iaG
,pUpKlLAhD Feb i4-sd barks Ionic, Con Taylor brir
PROVIDENCE Feb 15-Eo arrivals River closed By iss.
teow, 81 anchor Patience Island ia the West Bay, brig
John X Dow CogRerba1 I'm kasauzss for Providence
PRUN'kCETONk, Feb 14-In port sebr Northern Bale,
fich NON HOson for NYofk Achorr,
W known tchrs In u Ice shout sw from iOae
Point
WIsChssET, Feb s1--Arr ,rg Ango snortwen. SAvsar
uah Cid i4,b seer Kedron, Alloy. Nosion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18
Poke Intelligence.

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.
Elisha B. Sackett, residing at No 164 Henry street, in
this city taken into custody SATURDAY afternoon
by officers Sharkey and Van Gieson of the reserved
corps, charged with being g fugvs from Livingston
county, in this state where it is alleged, he STANDS
cbagd with forgery and false preen1es The Sheriff If
Livingston county was p'eent with the officers when
the made and securing the accused conveye
him hack 10 the place from whepcA he came. Some diff
cul encountered by the ocers in making the arrest
Sackett thpt himself up In his bedroom and would not
open the door for the policeman ard they we're obliged
70 force open the hL drance ard thus tue ugi
tive. This wife of tie prisoner present durog the
dnoutent, and very much sae,tei ~ the nisfor-
tune IL at had beisllen Der husband.
FIGHT AND sTABBING ARRAY.
Two men, named Joseph Sheppard and william Bird
while under the influence OF liquor got into qusrrel
with each other, Saturday night, which resulted in
very fight IL the ARRAY Bird cut ABOUT tne
head, arms and face with butcher knife. He was
picked up the floor Of the GROCERY where the
'cok place, and conveyed TO The New York Hospital in
very wesk aate. She ,pa-d ARRESTED soon after the
occurrence and beng taken before Alderman Clancy,
the acting magistrate Al the Tomba nu,itsed to
pi Is. examination Tie knife used the os;asion
Of the gat found broken in two ~ of.sr Reedsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

a sober man and otherwise desirable, TO give him Ave.
or ten years. ss the urgency may require making
him at the time so much pecuniary advance as Il
actually eded 10 enable him 70 and 20 work
be ends given him on long tine.
". The joint stock agree to submit their
books the inspection Of tae local OF this
coz ven,ion whenever required and rep annually their
operations 70 the future sessions of the convention.
" That in every township TO be founded parcel Of
and priests farm the deed 70 b made out TO the proper
ecclesatica authority, sod the frs cost CT which viii
enter into binary pen' OF the settlement
Faithfully fulfilling these conditions your COMMITTEES
believe the introduction OF the joint stock principle
among applied to lands NAV be made quite
eae and mmeasuraoly more serviceable than under
funds which greatly wnslly depend the personal
chaa Of their conducors and ths former OF which
have the pest sutt GRITTY for pronounns2g direct
sgencea Of gTaspiDg epecuators while nomnsy actng
Under the conditions specified. If company by land
fayed ere dollar an acre, and the ten PEI cent on tns
ard elds the ordinary interest,"
hey hereby bound TO sell a. dollar and ten cents
the they bound and will perform tais CONTRACT
because they must depend confidence for settlers AND
any ovrcbsfge would des confidence For tan cen'S
hen they and their children will be occurred the
blessings of
/. A church and school
2. priests farm in fee forever
e. The blessiI gs of Catholic neighborhood.
4. Enhanced social and political consider aton.
But, content with thus providing with the means
such ctmpsnies may command shall minister TO the
benefit Of the poor In the prescribed in condition
No. your committee have bean urged BY many OF the
clerical delegates present to recommend an additional
provision for that end.
At the instance OF many cevgymen the committee beg
leave respectfully to recommend that occasional
ccec ions should be taken up for The OF the
ton Of the Glass; whenev the ordasry
Of the the resident pastor may permit d.
rect The amount of all such collections to be forwarded
to the nearest executive from them to ths
supren executive who will be the gusrdiaus OF this col
ec,ye and most necessary ch.rty that i. is sp
pied to this purpose exclusively.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

C0dTesb0GuafCe apUv3,
THE FIRsr wHALxR ARRIyA-The ship Reindeer. Capitals
Cromwell arrived Few Becfcrd IA lost from the orth
Coast being the first of the feet arrvs rho
Reindeer has msde very successful voyage having boon
absent ard 10 tsken soerm. X4Q
do vhse oil an SO 600 lbs wtalebore.
The following ta54s givss q the vsAseh ia ha
harbors New York Boston, Phi sdeptia Baltimore
the 18th Chsrlason. Savannah Orisans o.
tie etb Inst, and ut iaoble on the 18th insl-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

EMoRANTs WITHOUT MEANS.
The United States Of 1850 gives the whole mum
br of Of foreign birth at 7i3oS II ne take ha
OF these to he Irb ard decut seventy tn usand for
the JenGent, Tcb among Them aud esenty thou
the Of tmsl mesp, shall still have 2OO-
OJO les witbou mesns, either where they or were
they ever 20 derns settle In the interior SUP uose
that half Of that last round number bred to city
life anc en- pW the no hundred thousand re-
NJ ain spc will look to for sid Along this multitude
there are many Distinction son poor through in
temper exrsvagance; by fau OF their
own from family burdens, and the want first sslift
IN the world" 30 TO spsak. 1t Is presumed that
possessed Of wealth and srnirg the sversge wages of
public weIks ard seaport ciies FIR one two or three
hat sort If men, ihopgh must cherish c,mpassion-
ATE charity. We have not ~ hDsr committee any
Iropcsal 10 make But shall the virtuous SOBER poor
man be absnt ed to bis se because cannot ascu-
u ate rst monetary olive COVER where h TO start
IN e;ttr cturfe II rifef Surely surely not Your
con init after weighing q several proportions and
ur wiling to encore any that seem impraccable first
came 70 ihis gel tra conc uscn: ba the Catholics of
lie Two couptrs bave isI enough With them selves
10 prs vice SETTLE mepts for s Of their
who sire TO live by land If plan be az upon
tituspcy can he tbtantd for such plan. In this as
surspce we beg leave 10 recommend 70 the conven ion
and The pern spfn. organization to be resolved upop
the system OF joint e0cs comps nes, der certain con-
Cit ma these cfpciti, ps We teGne az follows
Orr gspizati shall derke TO Canvass for share
hocers and settlers the proposcc joint stock CON-
par les, under the following cond'tiors:-
That Il constitution Of the ccmpanY define its oh.
ject te solely for the promotion Of the settlement of
Catholics
H. That the joint stock ccmtany shall not advance
upon the fist cost price Of lane than the usual
rate of interest even per cent In the United % ana
ak per cert IN Csnsja with such other per cen
he he shown by their accounts to be scusy required
for ordinary expeDfes
IN That In protor,ion the reCeios from the mean
Of means or BALI means enable the joint stock COMPANY
10 operate they Will propose 70 the poor settler who 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-08

EDIToRs AND THE LAw.-An interesting case
for editors and ambitious correspondents, has
just reached a decision in the Franklin county
court. George +. Honghton, young man
who had occasionally contributed for the col
umns of the ST. Adams Messenger, during the
years between l5i0-4o, saw fit, in 1851, to
prosecute the publisher, f. b. Whiting, for
editorial services and proof reading" claim
ing damages amounting to $500. This case
has Just been decided, in an award of 500
damages to the plaintiff. Il seems that during
the years when Honghlon correspondent for the
Messenger, his articles were never OF charac-
ter to warrant editorialzing, but always ap-
peared over some anonymous signature. They
were published more out Of compliment to the
writer than otherwise, were mostly ambitious
political articles or notices Of books and perod.
calls which the plaintiff happened tn come across
and were provided at irregular intervals, thus
rarely il ever relieving the editor in his care'
and labors. The proof reading was excu
sively the reading OF plaintiffs longer articles,
privilege which he sought, aud which is new.
or considered special favor except to the cor
respondents. More than this, the plaintiff
claimed the credit "of establishing and main
tanning by his own labors the prosperity ant
character Of the Messenger
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-08

TuE ALTERED MARRIAGE SERvicE.-The late
James Silk Buckingham, M. p, iu his auto
biography, says-"While working at the the
Clarendon Press, Oxford, il was currently ru-
mored that some Of the young practical jokers
Of the university, while the sheet containing the
finally corrected, unlockedt The fotm took out
a single and substituted in lis place letter H..
Tho result was that when the sheets were PRINT
ed that part Of the service which rendered the
bond irrevocable was so changed as to make ii
easily dissolved, and the minister To ask the
parties il they would love, comfort, honor, &c.
one another so long as ye both shall hike"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-08

BosroS DENTTsTRY.-It Is a conceded point, that
no city in the world excels Boston in the skill Of
its Dental Surgeons. The stranger who traverses
the city will be struck with the high position they
hold. but nowhere will he find this art in higher
perfection, than II, arrested by a curious anatom-
cal exhibition Of the progress Of deniiton to bo
seEn in an elegant show case at % fremont Row,
opposite the Boston Museum, he aseends to the
rooms Of DIR. CUMMINGS & FiAGG. The Doctors
are always ready to give the latest improvements
in the best style, with bettermcnis eff their own
Their mode of setting teeth, single Ca in sets, on
the principle of atmospheric suction without hooks
or any dependence whatever in remaining teeth or
stunps, Is essentially their own and emincnty sue
cessful.
The power Of any man to DO hings in The right
ioay is always discovered by the public sooner later,
and accordingly the public has discovered Drs.
Cummings & Flagg to be the first prectical dem
lists Of the city Of dentists, amid are carrying
their work to every dinner-tabe in Chrstendom.
Boston Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-03-08

Ma. FILLNoRE's NoMNATIoN.-The Boston
Chronicle thus concludes an article upon the
nomination OF Fillmore -
"When the South shall nominate Mr.. Gar
rison for the Presidency. when the free State
men Of Kanzas shall call upon Strngiellow to
lead them, when General Gushing shall Re held
an honest man by any one who is acqusin,ed
looked upon as a s,atesman-ihen, but no, I'M
Ill then, will the North support Fillmore for
the Presidency. The bringing up Of such a
string of dry bones for leader in mighty
war, is every whit as ridiculous as it would be
to send recruiting sergeant into an old grave
yard in search Of soldiers