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NATURALIZATION sC,,oo,

YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL.
M & on WI Inc 0sn o S.SSs, and Day sssSo
Linden Square, frankn q: ~
ing from o., the highest branches Of sdcsiicn Com
,.p a. win be employed each apartment and
ihs Ensi.s Department wiz be under The Immediate supervision
he wv devote hsr. s.dueusly and hons.y proper
means ss'snsI to iis attainment
Ms,s.msIe. Latin and The physical Sciences, laugh, BY
Italian aud asrm.n, sy Native Master, Of each tongue.
French Isns.ss wiz special attention. and be under
se being 70 teach The Pupils both the Philosophy Of finssass
nSdlng g, 81 somr1 mn, 10 The PANTY
Ms. pesam Popossl also The formation Bellies Letters class
% iss Id o. s9 1S os'o, E,,rr Young Isdlt. who
those from distance who wish Pailour Boards
". al " P.s,s% win h.y. en.rse Of BOARDING Department,
ana ~ unite sh Ms, Pesr 10 contributing to The comfort
Tssss '-sBos Board ter tls entire ses,ion. s9oo
Iorsign Lspsoasss, sAeh-s9o
Persons s.hng enter Pap mate further nqar, rea
i've iyi 10 ,s school vi" 'PSS q NJ Or Ms PssrA@
MosToo~sn wnfs sutgHgE svnISos,
Enuos LtscHHuso v,sotsn ~" - NV
tAks,hs I<afniug hfoughs friend haihi- reported 10
place 15 PEI @ssi .bss . epyoriy n eSrrse ~ Sq
SsS sS', isS, o I'D sd., &c. s
ia a.. Yours Respectfully, -.
O'e-u4- III hoSbf, Prest
~ LAScA nD,s PURE IODIDE OF InOS
- PiIs-Yor sale ~ The 'ub'ebsr', WboIssas or rs.s
I'VE Apeee.,ls,,e 800 ptarg.,:, ~ NAN S si..,
VAMI Va. ~. nEASsa gIs =, q .'r. sod fresh Va
Iyie Apo,hsc.ris, and DruTsi'is, itI Mslna
SALAD OIL.-Fresh Olive on Of The mos, popular Laeea
- and Bordeaux brands for sale 10 qHant's. 20 suM
I'VE wboI...l. sod R.,sa Drpssis;., iai Isiaa
SSICEs..A General assortment Of uo"9a ssd sonOund
JiS Apoihse.rIs, and Drussiss ~ Main a.
NOTICE.-Bythe faies, arrivals We have received
~ The folovns styles Of Ladies BOOTS sud SHOES u
L:a's'' oo'orsd and Sl:os Cater. slth H..l.
cOege" Casters .il,Ou' Heels
Z" Pine French KID Slippers.
:" Morocco and Kid Slippers and Ties.
{" MIS- Jenny Indt
g. .. % Rs.
Teefev styles numerous 4, mcmillan. al N vbh
:. % y p'eased 70 sov purchasers cd iis,
JIG purSEy wsrrs.
"uEAT MACHINE BELTS, q an vah. ave
~ lsnghs, both les'her and inds rubher, w
Hls-es' VILLAINS BROTHER
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VIRGINIA AT Rules in the Clerk. Once OF N-v Ken,
" Circuit Court, on the nrst Monday In July 1855:
Lewis H. Garnet, p,.,o,g
Against 'A'""A'
Wm. n Shore, n.sna.D,
DEBT.
object OF this
lars with legal interest thereon from Ith June s5t iii
paid And amdayit having been In
the said suit that the defendant Of on
o of the said plaintiff ordered that the
Al NE Clerks Once Of the said Court within amer due
publication OF this order 10 protect
Interests In this cspy on mi.
order be published weeks The Rich
mond Whg, newspaper published In the Of Rlchmond
A Copy-Teste
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Al meeting Of the old Wings Of Pttsylvana county,
held q ne oos< Hoss< esssr1.y skss issh day q
July 1850. On motion, David H. Clark vas called 70 the
Chain and James X. Blair Appointed Secretary,
The object Of the meeting having been explaiued on
motion, the folo~ng resolutions we're unanimously sdop
Iaesoirsd That as Old Line whirs. we ,,s, no. =.
heretofore. uuAlterabe dsvotoa 70 the principss
which have been advocated aud acted on by an the grsf
iesders ofshs gallant old party rhst belsvsg the ex
gencies ofthe times demahd ofthe Wig
party We heartily approve of tho CONVENTION proposed
to be held by the Old Line whgs In the city OF Richmond
on the 10th OF July instant 49,,
Resolved That whilst distinctly disclaim apv right
TO bind the wbgs Of this county tho support OF any
particular their candidate for the Presidency We
DO not hesitate to express undmuihed coaadsncs
the exalted character and political integrity Of hlard
FILLMORE. That, holding as we do the Union Of these
States to be great primary object With every patriotic
ctzen and believing the Federal Government to be in.
dpensabie TO the permanency and efficacy this Union;
We unwilling to assist In the elevation of any man to
the place OF Chief Magistrate, Who would be willing to
administer the government In any other spirit than tina,
Resolved, That a. national Wings We look to the in
teest happiness and we being Of whole country and
will present an undivided opposition sectional stfe
or West ~
Resored That In conducting the foreign policy Of th.
country the President whoever he may be- should take
the wise measures Of the great Washington his guide
in all official intercourse with other nations.
Resored That while rejoice in the proud position
our cou 'try occupies independent asylum for the
sive for the safety of country long mschiev.
Gus foreign influence exerted upon government
And we hereby declare answering hostility any
subverson Of its distinctive American character.
Resolrei That George Thomas, w TunstAll, John
hclister. Richard Jones, T Joucs Samuel Tunstsll
David Clark. Jas Blair. Jas johnson, Eehols q
w Hail. ID T Lsnicr Jos Anderson, DR. Robert Terry
w Barksdale, w w Keen, Thos w wooding Vincent
Shelton DR. John Robertson, Thos Atkinson, Robert
Wilson, Geo Wilson, VIM Gr.sty, VIM Patton,
Norman, Jas Mitchell Capt Vincent witcher VIM II
Payne. John W Motley John W Jones, Samuel Berger
Tinsly Benz Watkins, John Keen Cranberry
Thomson, and Buford, no appointed delegates to
represent the county OF Pttsyvans in the Wing Conyen
ton which will meet in Richmond on the 10th instant AMI
that Robert Ridgeway and VIM Mcfarland be reques-
ted to act as slternstes
Resolved That any Wing OF Piiisylvania who may be
in attendance, be requested to delegate from this
county.
Resoteed That the proceedings OF this meeting be
to the Danvile Register and Richmond Wing for pubca
ton. DAVID II CLARK Chairman
JAS. X. BLAZE Secretary. 81
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AUCTION sALEs AnyrRr1srn IN rnr Nv,

EElL .SD PERSONAL ssIars NV
eoaa containing about 200 aeresAbOui sixty Rich
same day.. ,rae, Of from acre. in Nelson county
Know" s As = belnl"n, situated near the canal.
s G HI SSE and sn nss' SsoS Metropolitan Hs ~
den M At ssoek p My order Of the City
dI-y.1aSe farm .Issaed Orange county containing
10 seei ., land o. which eco are cleared See .dv
Sa.s &c i IL 20 sss; ss:
Aoa 100 acres in lower pSrt Of cA.ri.. c
ouny-2'O arabic The O. H. under decree y
.G1a 10, on Nicholson street, Rockets, a, on O'Clock
PA ~ in GSoshl.nd county acres.
ss,h-Beautfal residence and valuable fsrm called
containing s,sH situated In Orange county about nis.
same day. tract e about 500 which meadow
we'll Improved. See adv't :" : ""- ." -"
2oA farm o. 2ao .sres in ROctbdse county. coa,suOa. ..
sg % Il sa;9 .: .ssr ,. .,s =.
county. Terms liberal : - ''-'-"->
o" The canal. WIN eonioIishs dwelling etc ~ '''''''1
ling barn e,e of so Moanan tract con.
saS S a -sS s.s. .
yHie,y @sanvhe See .ars and pa"v' Tor sale pr'
the sulphur Spring. The es eo"sa W..
SoT House as b S % decree q
uG as VALLEY , rarsp si sS Company etc
river win all bong, thereon sdvd - Tso. srase
,. sa ss. s.s 1 c'. .. dSs .aa 200
TO 20 acres each. Terms very liberal See adyt -
lfth-Ihe estates In Lancaster
Town and Hls Quarter" containing respectively 1ea0 and
Gee advt- -
Same d.y,hs farm Old Place. in Ne. Kent. county.
the sale VIII take place. $3.50
l-Ihe "Roetspsns Farm OF about 400 acres, In Nelson
county With brick dwelling etc. Terms liberal.
xotin Wlsmsburg the Vineyard" Of
ceaTedO situated ~ miles from Town. !.
YSthA tract Of c2T county, nil. fra
Cooham Depo aso tract Of $50 wosds.
Central Railroad. Terms liberal
sept A farm 10 miles Of re eou..l.
premises 81 12M 80 = :. - ~
Sse Of 20 or % slaves Cnciusng carpenters sssi.ahs
same dayCommlssioner, two tract, ia po,,.v,.n,a
Improved 80 Nv" "e'
sh u tract o. 2e2 which . gold ne IN BACKING.
ham county miles from the G. H. Terms LIBERAL
lvh tract Of sI5 $50 forest 40
Nern Depot the line of the
for sale privately meanwhile.
CT gF.rm In New Kent county tst aores 10 Do
~ e a. suction unless previously disposed Of private
hama. 49, $500
my lhSale Of groceries, store Of Dayen
port, Alien a Co commencing 81 10 O'Clock. E
8t-Mersra Richardson Cos Of
fo9ds, commencing 3 O'Clock A.. 81 a Anefs
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Yet there are Democrats who hold this man up 10
our admiration; and there sappy headed
Wings wbo affect to believe they will render fitting
tribute to the memory Of Clay, by honorng the man
who defeated the noble ambition Of his life
With Clay sinking into the grave, under the weight
Of this caumDy, and the author of it elected to the
Presidency, should have a happy illustration Of
the dispensation Of mundane justice.
But to the letter of Gen. jackson, which we COM
mend to Democratic digestion
"HEKHrAeE, February 2Sth Is45.
"Your observations with regard 10 Mr. Buchanan are
Ne sholoed eon ofD'ordi courage in the affair
Of the intrigue OF Adams and ClAydid do me justice
In the expose he then made and am about that
tine did believe there perfect unders andng be-
tween Adams and Clay about tie Presidency the Sec
Rotary Of State. This am Of But whether he
viewed that there any corruption In tho case or not
know not but thing do know, that he Wished me
TO combat them eih Their i0eapoHs-ttdt 10 h
my friend say II pos elected, ooHid make My. C1as
Secretary Stare This appeared gross corruption
and repealed h with that honest indignation which
thought it deserved.
"ANDREW JACKSON ~
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Khis Sfafe conyantior

Eor interesting news, Geographic, &c, see outside
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WuEAT MACHINE BELTS q an .dh. .us
~ lengths, both les,her and india rubher ~
bls-es' WILLIAMS BROTHER.
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upHowN SOAP so boss. soos sn.gI' !, =, 49,,
= ~" DAVENPORT, ALlgN ACo.
lSVnT wINE.-lO esss. &c ..l,hy
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THE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE CHAMPION CORES
PONDENCE

wM. E. Aerr, Secretary. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-26
Aaf. NAr1nNlI. CnNYRNnnN.

Puma, Feb. a5.-In the National Convea-
ton this morning a resolution was offered that
the National Convention has no authority 10
prescribe the platform Of principles for this con-
vention, and We will nominate no candidates for
President and Vice President who is not in favor
of interdicting the introduction of slavery North
of 1890. Motion 10 Lay it on the table carried
-l41 to 80.
Brownlow moved that the convention proceed
to nominate candidates for President and Vice
President forwith, and moved the previous ques.
ton. The cali was sustained by q unanimous
vote
The resolution prevailed When about 10
commence balloting, Mr. Perkins, of Conn.,, an
nounced the secession Of the delegation of that
State, and was followed by the delegations from
New Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island,
and portion of those from Ohio, Illinois, Iowa
and Pennsylvania.
The Convention then proceeded 10 ballot for
President Fillmore 1T9, Law 81, Raynor IA.
Mclean Is; Balance scattering. Fillmore NOM
mated amid deafening shouts.
They then balloted for Vice President: An
drew jackson Donaldson Is1, Gardner II, Ray
nor s, Walker S, Stewart of Pa, .. Donaldson
nominated amid great applause.l
The nominations were made unanimous Ad-
jour ned sine die.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-26

Opp FELLOWS HALL.-It will be seen from
the Legislative proceedings, in this mornings
paper, that the bill to charter the Odd Fellows
Hall Association of Wheeling, has passed both
branches of the Legislature, and, we presume,
has been signed before this by the Governor,
and is now law This settles the vexed ques-
ton of Hall which has so long agitated the Or
der in Wheeling. They now have starting
point-something on which they can stand to
mature their plans and we hope they will lose
no time, but go to work, perfect their arrange
ments, and put the building under way, that We
may see it finished and occupied by Christmas
day. Let not the questioned location be bar
rier to speedy commencement of the work, for
while tits desirable to have location where
the under rooms would lease readily and at good
prices, it must be remembered that the Order is
abundantly able to erect Hall without consid-
ering the question of revenue at all. Yet VIC
would advise caution in the selection, for VIC rea-
Oily admit that an income of 10 or 1900 dollars
from rents is an item not to be overlooked by
any body of men, and would be strong argu-
ment in our mind, in favor of a good business
location, as it should be in the mind of any one
interested in the success CT the enterprise. We
are not oneof those who believe Wheeling is a
finished city, but look beyond the cloud that
now surrounds US. to day of prosperity, when
the busy hum of trade ind commerce will day
and night resound in our ears. Then will in
vestments in realcstate yield rtturn above
mere taxation and insurance, and in selecting a
location now, for this new hail. we should conf
IDENTIFY look forward to that time, and be mainly
governed by the state of things the future will,
in all probability, bring into existence.
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ON and after Tuesday, Aug {, 1885, until further notice,
" Trains will be follows, Saturdays exceptedO
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTIE-The $40 Train will connect at San
duSky with Morning Train from Toledo atSonroevne with
Chicago Express the Southern Division ofC T. Road
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from at
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
The 500 P NJ Train will connect at Saudusky with steam
Bay City from DetrO at MOhroeye with Train
c. I. R. r. Shelby Junction at 6'21 p ~ with the Mail
Train e. c. @. R. c. for Columbus CINCINNATI Mans
field Junction at 5'55 r. 81 with Fast train o. p r. R.
for Pittsburgh and At Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio K. r.
GOING NORTH.-The o. 20 II Train will make close
nectinn Newark with 3Tai Train from BeNir @. o. R.
r.. Mansfield Junction with HNqress for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Junction at IL with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York, and at SIOnroeVie with
Mail Train c. &. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
210 Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction at 52I
Cincinnati Nail for Cleveland; atonroeve with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago Sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
SandusEY, Aug. s. 1SS5. -. sepl5-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-26

Tue Wooden Yarn Factory of Mr. VIM. Brad
ley, in East Wheeling, is an establishment wor-
thy of the inspection of our citizens. Ouridea
of making yarn was confined to the tread-wheel
of the farmhouse, and we were somewhat taken
back by seeing some three hundred threads
spinning at the same time, by the labor of one
man and boy, on one of the improved ma
chimes used by Mr. Bradley. All the machinery
used in the Factory is of the best kind, and la
test improvement. The making of yarn would
be novelty to most of our citizens, and Mr..
Bradley would take pleasure in showing the
operation 10 visitors
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NEW Y0RK MARKET

FEB. e5th-Stock market firm. Erie 90 81.
Galena and Chicago Railroad 113 1-2. Reading
"a. Cleve & Toledo 81 Cuinb. Coal Co. got
y. Y Central 90.
Cotton unsettled, sales of 1900 bales.
Coffee firm, sales of 500 bags Rio at 122 cts.
Sugar firmer, sales 400 hhds Orleans at 77-sa
Q. Molasses firm, sales of 700 bbls Orleans
Bacon wanted. Butter heavy. firm, sales
1000 tons Scotch Pig at 34a3G. Gunny cloth,
100 bales at 1&c.
Flour dropping, sales 5,OOObbls Wheat de-
clinlng, small sales. Corn is dropping, sales of
%, 600 Western bush Pork is firm, sales of
1900 bbls. Beef is languid, sales 200 bbls.-
Lard dropping, sales $50 bis. Whisky firmi 700
bbls sold.
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MEDICAL
All SHOULD TRY III!
D r. j.. HOST ER'S
CELEBnATEO
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 Boutie. soia ID one \ ear.

NoTHISGn the nErkeiaoiLius ia the ms1Is.I sgrfeI
~ toF the paSt MY years, hae equalsd e.
article be prsdueed rquSlto ;As
GREAT ASTl-DYSIFPT1C.
Dr. AostStrr's prePAratlon ue Oh granny ,sFecTt,
nor the mere experimental suit o.
e1ns verbal investigation. /: lie r,sul, Vi prciVtid
1nd elaborate study of OF Ie sernse Gslaia
tie Prrst Mt century.
DR. H0ststrT slhss LIS izvaGHbls RlSera Guy Eep.;.
cal tes OF What sGG betler, p%rsULa, ai uI"u yCEr
oEn constitution tue true properties of thsSt n1Isrs Nih
ss found by the hTst analysis, the f OIhr SFIGt
medicinal eHeC;b viii bs made manifest Au Gnos
bly, ssvFt space 81 time upon the SyAtgi1.
Bi:tcrs.
relieved ~
Are you annoyed Iy lpdsIoaS EsmsrS s sauss BY tho
free use VI these BtleTS.
Have YOU fyysr and ASues nsw many thOuSGndsin tho
West aud sOulh have bern destroy
tng disease, by the ple Of thsse Litter.
Au should try this great auiitCie We afEn
mai while lIoSetIers BtirTs usCd fever
ague cannot occur, t
One wine ElSRsGn taken three q day befere irsak
VIII be found great toue aSet which AL ~! RPxsSIee
ea personally satisfied 81 The IRet, ~ sy viii Ue bY xiv
Ing the BilteTs tgiai.
There other Biltsrs represented 70 teJAe Sss Wh!
are comparatively WeEtheSs. Ger Bit:Grs are WithsuI
rival for their lnrdicinEl qualities. they put up
square bottles, Containing ISL quart with tile directions
and ID" u HOsetssrs Stomach B;ttFJ" blown The
tie. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
E For sale By all the principal DruKHata, Hotel Bars
statra, sudby
jeaslyasw wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-26
SECOND pIsFATCH.

The Yorktown, sternwheel, sunk to her guards
and racked to pieces, no load on board. The
AIbertine sunk below her guards, almost total
loss, she was loaded but most of her freight was
got on shore The Bridge City sunk to her
guards and had her hull injured by being pres
sed between the AIbertine and Salem, load and
furniture has been taken out. The Salem was
among the first to sink. She careened on the
starboard side, and her stern sunk several
feet, above her guards, most Of her load taken
out The Crescent, new boat just getting her
boilers in, was extensively injured, guards con-
siderably shattered and broken. A new boat
building by Capt. Hugh Davis was driven COM
pletely ashore, starboard side broken in and
guards terribly demolished. The Flag is com
plete wreck, being crushed from stem to stern
and from the bottom TO the upper deck, she was
fully ladened. The Grapeshot is nearly total
loss, from the centre to the stern the cabin and
hull are all crushed in We counted Is fat
boats, one or two loaded with coal pass down the
river. The losses or insurance we did not learn,
but the boats destroyed are all small ones The
river gorged above and below this morning, and
is rising fast. At three o'clock p. m. the up
per gorge broke, but passed dewn withoutd doing
injury. At Maysyitle the river gorged to the
bottom. AT Ripley this morning rise of 80 #,
was reported. Most of the large class steamers
have taken refuge in the Licking and are COM
paritiyely safe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-26
DESTRUCTION OF STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 25.-The Licking river, OPP
bosite this city, commenced rising rapidly yes
terday morning, throwing immense quantities of
ice into the Ohio and breaking up the latter
The steamboats, Albertine, Flag, Bridge City,
stern wheel boats, sunk and are a total Loss
Several others were injured, and large number
of fat boats and barges were sunk The total
loss, so far estimated is two hundred thousand
dollars, and the end is not yet The Ohio has
risen about feet in the last 12 hours, is still
aising rnd gorged both above and below.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-26
ooNTEsT BETWEEN CoRN& COZ MILLs

CONTEST BETWEEN CORN& COB MILLS.
GNCIxSATL Feb. 9J-The great contest of
Corn and Cob Mills has finally closed The
umpires acting in this contest between the four
mills, contesting for the prize were: Gov. Wright
and Il. L Ellsworth of Ind, VIM. Duane vii
son, of the Iowa Farmer, Col. S. D. Harris Of
the Ohio GuItiyator, Capt Grin Smith of Gale
ma; III, Mr. BorWise Of Ao., and Mr.. Mooar Of
Ky. The contest commenced On Friday, and
silver service was awarded to the Little Giant,
sy,5sasI Sseatt & Hadais of ESnsirnsfi
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TuosE interested, wiII pay attention to the ad.

TuosE interested, will pay attention to the ad-
vertisement of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
They advertise for sealed proposals for the deliv
cry oflumber, iron and other metals, hardware,
try-gOOds glass, oils paints, stationery, and all
articles used in the various departments of the
service. ProposaIswin he received untiIthe goth
March These contracts will be large, and well
worthy the attention of persons dealing in the
various articles advertised for.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-26
Improved Artincial Teeth.

IR j. ALLEN. late Professor in tie ohic College o! Den
IL tai Surgery, invites attention to hi 6a !lGlroLe
method OF constructing Arthfl penTeu' sA'cS commune
the foll6wing advantages
vate saliva inject the b:cEth ~ not even The
sIghtest mosure get between tie teeth ami plate
2 Artificial Gllp which Is nTu and -
teeth high heat between and around their
base which uaes them 10 eseh oter and 20 ts gas uPo
which they are SET This gun nparts 90 the teeth that Pc
culISr expression; and LIE Ike which characterize
s. Great strength Is obtained By uniting the tec'
gum and plate, and ordinary EOree Of maEeatnE San
4 clear and distinct articulation Of ,psssh a restored
This Important change is effected by having tue e eI we
readily adapted This perfect adaptation OF the tongue 10
deturc prevents the kissing usd Sounds n speak
ing singing, Oteu observed IN psfs"os wearing
s. The natural form and expression OF s mouth snd face
restored, IN where teS have become
This IL done by means Of additional atGehuenato The
supporting the teeth These attachments are so
formed bring out the sInIen aug mem
naed gum compound and become component rar OF me
closest observer This method Of restoring the cheeks 10
original fnuess and also the natural form and
sion Of the mouth and lips has been vel sten OeeI
made special feature authors practice for several
years past AyRrey Of Photographic and
EEenesses which have been taken OF persons Wlout th
Improvement and also With II, be aths oee show
ing the great change in appearance which y IA m
coantenanees OF individuals wearing denturCs construct
ed upon this principle which the public are Invited 10 eau
examine together with other specimens OF his work. not
3 me- rStes usually snpioyc for this work arc planR,
the purity which prevents the slightest iarnsh OF I'M
pleasant taste in the In Short this system embraces
many new aud Important features which readily Rppre
cated BIZ those wearing artificial dentures upon TINS rnc
pie with reference the utility Of this meod numerous
testimonials can be given from einent Dentists in the var
parts Of the Union and persons wearing the WorE IN Ems
DR. ALLEN has arrangements by which he Is enabled tC
from distance, immediately on arrival
'4s'sSs s@''lA j. ALLEN, No. 50 Eonaase
Ps-PersOns desiring any further information in refer:
gheuy
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FROM R0SToN

FEB. a5.-The new U. S. steam frigate Merri-
mac started this morning on her trial trip,
We have accounts from GonaiVes to the 1st of
Feb, which state that the Haytien troops were
homeward bound, by order of the Emperor.
The invasion. of Dominica having been aban-
doned.