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Axe GEORGE - 49,,
Sas lust been completed, win commence her trips fruo
r~ulswel 10 T,conderogs, connecting with he steamers
Iaxe Champ lain. the 9Th day OF June.
TffE FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL
win The reception Of guests on me sl dJ Q, uns
The proprietor determined W preserve The reputation NJ
house snet OF sorng every comfort Anc
iurury yiser this region OF health and beauty cx
desire and sspectfuly aaks Of Ae travelling any ne
patronage. DArlAb cst..
T AXE noHrGAN HOUSE IN NOW orEk roR sul
IL boarders situated four miles eS. OF feessn w
iage; sccessbie BIZ Ali trains Hudson River Railroad anf
resmhoat Island Belle Address A. W. Palmer. Peeksvs
RIO TouRIsTs-kUMMRR REsoR1.-LAKE DUNMoRp
Il Horse salisbury, Willis delightful summer reeprt
cpen for the The house new srsous and Any
several cottages are attach, d.
stunted at bsse Of the Green Mountains the vest
border of Like I've miles In length by one IN with
m unrivaed for beauty Of scenery and for is sslu
hrou climate. eight miles distant frum pub
liz offers those DESTROYS OF quiet noun
sn retreat all The enloyments OF the country
with ne amusements found At the best watering places
The Ia stocked with Cab NJ various kinds and the neigh
borirr rnolnialn afford an abundance Of trout
he Rutland and Burlington Railroad, either about eight miles
distant where be hal ~ Al times fsmhs
on persops desirous remaining month or more, VIII hnd
The terms very Route from New YORK 10 Albany
''O'' '~"''' JAS A. sINoEs. supcriaieadent
srpnuRY June l. lSo7.
TINTED STATES HOTEL, LONG BRANCH. N y, WILL,
~ he open for season tune ~ Ibis house mas been
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TO DRUGersrs-oIvEs AWAY, LOT OF JARS,
ncture bottles and coneut ali labelled) FOR So, sul
cicp, TO stok small drug store hquire OF nr. PskRY,
l2s Franklin street
w ooD MOULDINos-ro CARPENTERS AND BUILD.
w ers-wood mouiings beads, &c. Of All kinds and N
any quantity, be obtained At the New yors Noudfnf
Planning Mil the oldest establishment cfthe Kind W the would
a2 70 no West thirty ss yenh street. Eighth svenss
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DLEAsANTLY slTUATED-BOBOKEN.- ACCOMMODA A.
uon with full or partial board; and bath
house. No. corner OF FIRST and Hudson psrIor and
bedroom attscbed
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yPltfNG mILlsxN knx.

DAVTLION or FLOWERs.-PAVILfON DIS FLORA OF.
fers peua attractions all that the
mental and the beautiful Legimae ostrich aud marahout
fes hers IN burches and OF The cof OF
Gowera coures ribbons, codures OF chenille WIN thou
ssnd other adoTnmens for the toilet, JAMES FUCKERS,
Sol Broadway.
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COUNTRY BOARD MAY BE HAD AT 4 DEsTR ABLE
residence about esen miles from Brooky by the Long
Island karoad the sOvs- Il PLEASANTLY ocssd slr
fine lawn and shade trees FOR furher pqurs al
n East Twenty third street n -
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IHARM FOR SALE-SITUArED IN WESCHESTEp
county one hours ride by Harlem Railroad containing
good buildings and abundance Of AL kinds
For further particulars inquire at the coal Office
Ninth avenue and Thirty fourth street, from A. NJ ll
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN,
~ In good location, and doing fair business excel
lent share for physician German apotbecarv; lease Of
store and room favorable Irqure OF D. JENKINS agent
F6 Proadway, corner of Prince.
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TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVE raIs oar FORsED A
II cnpar.nsr~aip, under the and frm OF sansbis
sugnn aud viii continue the drug and medicine BUSINESS
az No Srh avenue formerly carried James Henry
EDWIN sraYsBre
j. HENRY LAUGIf.rN.
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ANFNGLIsB LADY, JUST ARRIVED FROM EUROPE
n wishes give lessons In st class families in pencil
drawing and the language acquired Paris
widow with two children dependent her exerons she
would accep. daily goyerness she
BILE Of tea thing r. gsh thoroughly music AMI German
Italian, ana Spanish ana also desires a. homs
translator opyist Address Mrs seymour, Of Mr.
Bachelor, Zs3 Broadway.
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(yOUNTRY BOARD wANrED-FOR A MARRIED. COZ.
~ pie child and maid; good comfortable board In quiet
respectable uouse'ot within railroad city
for three weeks from uly Address W. Whuord u surfing
clip. New York, stating Terms, &c.
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MARBLE HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND
M One or two families may obtain superior with
board at this commodtous residence delightful y located
high ground commar ding magnificent view of The
Nsrrows and only eight min walk from The ferry
grounds IN lawns orchard and garden large stable and
carriage house excellent bathing &C. Apply address
Marble House. New Bi ghton
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BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.--A PRIVATE FAMILY
- siding within three minutes walk OF the South ferry has
nrs, class ascomm odaon tor gentlemen a
red couple apply at So Congress- street. between Hicks
Henri, streets
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M1sCELLANBOUS.
TTEFD TO vOURsELF.-THE RECEIPEs THE MOST
"A LIBERATED recipes in by the distinguished ply
ecans and In New Yor both In hoapal
va,e prscilce. In the OF certain Diseases
part of the country Tie receipt OF dollar full
eat Instructions AM advice by eIperisncsd physician
viii pany the recipes grais. Address DR. Clinton
Howard IS Broadway. New York
(IoEsUMERs POP Gas THRoUaHoUr "a gSr 81
~ staies VIII learn something greatly 70 their pec-
vantage sy sending their address dollar and pc--
stamp to Sutherland Jones New York Post o1cs rs NO
faithess, but believing"
" IRON RAILING,
RAILING.
New and very desirable patterns CT plain and ornamental
cast iron railing for public buildings, dwellings stores. pub
nc and prysie parks, courts, cemeteries, &c, &c.
OGce
once,
And counting house desk railing =. vAr.or
AL solicited N examine our y ca Vary. :,
selecting elsewhere y VI 'Sie5 "''0''
.Aph, GREGORY& co.
@A~ '~ao"'' 81 Greene strees.
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Me- YoEk, M-roh II, 1857.
Permit cong oscillations upon the accession Of one
cf Tennessses fsvorite statesmen to the ministry
Ct Mr.. BUcHAEAn. Even IN Il eye frieid regions
Ct the North everybody seems to be pr ssed with
the South side Of tie Cabinet They sby'tbe in.
deAtig. be industry Of Gov G, BIB carries vigor,
6eieacy ard security 10 IL Trsasury-ths old
fashioned ehivslry and just purposes Of Gov. Fl YD
give tone to the War Oaacs- TIE thorough knowl.
edge Of the countrys surface and Of the postal
wants Of the people together with the tried exc
cutive abi'ily and administrative tact Of Gov
BRowE, difasss new life into the Post Ofios- a. d
the iuhsxible integrity Of frank and honest JAG
THaEPsoN win prove bulWaIk Of protection
against The frauds that are liable to be attempted
upon the Department. Of the Interior.
Nor is the North side Of it exceptionable to the
South. Everybody has confidence in the disiin-
guished Statesman # Michigan, wLo has been call
ed to manage our Foreign AHairs-in Gov. TcUcEr
who is 80 eminenty qeaIifsd to direct the Navy
DepaTtment--and in Judge BACK IS the law.hd-
wiser Of the executive.
Upon the whole Mr. BUCHANAN has proved HIM
self to be gocd cabinet-makeF-srd espe tally
has be shown himself to be not only an expert
workman but an excellent judge Of the best nate
Eisls to work with. Sue ess to bis fl4gl
The new administration commences under the
most favorable auspices. The Supreme Court has
writttn the destb-warTsnt Of Black Republicanism
in its decision Of the bred Scott case; and it has
erected splatform brood enough and strong enough
for the Union to stand upon forever It is an
hour Of sadness with al the elements Of the OPP
| position. As 0thello mourned the loss Of bis CO
cupation 50 do the abOltiOnsts and their masked
allies mourn over this righteous decision of the
/ highest judicial tribunal Of the land But Mr.
| AJAX SoEoK1N GRIZZLY does not despair. Like
NILFoN's Lucifer be curses the high and mighty
hand thst smots him and boldly declares the So.
! prems Court Of the United States a humbup,
Alas for the citadel Of cur liberties when thuc
stOrmod By q pop gum Small politicians will il
their desperation, follow his lead; but it is gener
ally believed that Black RepubIicsuism will hEzls
out into visionary nonsense before the opening o
the next Presidential campaign So mote it be
The hands and hearts Of the unainchiDg Northern
Democracy viii be 50 strengthened By this deci
sion that wherever they are true to themselves and
their principles they will have an easy triumph Fl
| future cleo; ions. EMUcFAw.
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ENaLIsH COLLEGE OF pEEFIsrs.

The inaugural mee.ing Of the members Of this
college was held in the Hanoger-squaFe rooms,
London, on Saturday evening l4Eh ult At least
500 gentlemen, inc udng visitors were present.
The president Mr. RobiDsou) read the inaugural
address which claims for the dental art the ssme
Antiquity a. that enjoyed by medicine; be said, ac-
cordIng to Hsrodotas, ia those days there were
subdivisions Of medical sciencs SJme were ocu-
sts others attsnted solely to diseases Of the head
and Others, again, to those Of the tseth. Il was
not. however till the time Of HippOcFstes that we
meet with any distinct notice Of diseases of the
teeth. This appears the mcr5 extraordinary, as
the significance Of these oFgans-to say nothing
Of their useful or their ornamental functions-Was
regarded By the ancient Egyptians in q very re-.
nsrkablo manner Que Of their most severe and
degrading punishments consisted in the abstraction
of front tooth. There can, therefore, be, he said
lite doubt that the manufacture Of artificial teet
and other branches Of the dental art we're practi-
sed at much earlier date thaa that of which we
have the fret mention in history. The speaker
then reviewed the history Of the dental art down
70 the present tine and appealed to the de1tsts
of England to unite together to carry out the great
objects which ell legitimate members OF the pro-
fessiou have in vieW; n other words 70 raise the
status Of the professional give professional skill
its rightfbl preeminsnce and to crush that chArls
tsnsm which has, in too many instances suceee 3el
in preylng upon the puOhe health ana purse, under
cover of pre- ended knowle6gs f the theory and
practice Of dentistry. In conc usion the President
| alluded to the course Of Gestures ID be d5ive ed
during tie present ses ior; ard said that il dill
gently sttented to from the commencement, they
will be found to form q very solid foundation fcE
those studies which are to follow, and which are
intended to give such sn elevation to our probes
sional character Is shall command, for the dipOmA
of the College Of the Dentists Of England the re
spec this and every other c0un n wheTe den
4 al sciencs is Practised.
Dr. Robertl, Of Edinburgh, proposed, and Mr-
the president, which was passed By acc amation.
The company then psrlOok Of tea, eoaes, and
other refreshments, after which some time was
spent in inspecting the various specimens Of dental
phenomena and operating instruments, which ere
exhibited on tables which surrounded tbs depart
meLt.
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psoartsd this hs Friday March 1sth at his plantation
n Mississippi county Arkansas Col. THosLAs H. HARDnSG
azsa about "a yesEs-
Col HsraDg was born IN Davidson county Tenn, son
Of the ats Giles Harding and in early manhood removed
with tEo Of bis brothers % AraBlas where be resided
I'll the day Of bis death. Two years since be vas elected
without opposition toreprasent the county In which be iv
ed in the lower branch Of the Legislature Of Arkansas
which position albeit until thattime be shrank ddentY
from public position and preferred as did bis father b0Fs
him. the quiet unoss1taoUs life Of planter he acquitted
himself igned and courteous manner entirely aceep-
table 70 bis constituency He Quilted bis re ement with
reluetanee be accepted oss as duty in fact duty seem
ed the governing principle Of bis life.
Many Een when the irosts fsge have Wbtened thrir
temples ahd lifetime Of trials and misortunes have so
ensd and purified their hearts become almost anless in
their demean0r and FEELINGS bat Of the subject these brief
Esmsrs tho writer assTts and al who knew Col Harding
well win confirm the assertion, that from bis earliest youth
he vas pure in heart and upright in conduct As a man
be seoned the very idea Of msann S. ard eoet not
om impulse not with motive, but simply because he could
not be otherwise
Living remote country away from churches, and cen
esFenaIsis, what Col Hardings peculiar tenes were in
reference to future life the writer dosz not know fur her
than that every expressed thought-eyery action Of bis liz
tended to show that ell the days Of bis brief existence h
faithfully kept the first great commandment and also b'
second, which is Ike uniO it. p
BE Wasa devoted brother, faithful friend, just neigh
Dor, an Invaluable citizen; and the blank left BY bis
snchoy decease in the hearts Of his relatives friends
nsghbOrs and the community in which be lived neye
be filled. C.
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CARROLL COUNTY MEETING

We make the following abstract from the full
proceedings Of the Democracy Of Carroll cou mtg,
held at Huntingdon on the I'd inst, and published
in the Paris Sentinel:
Resolved That the Chairmsn of this meeting
appoint a suitable number OF delegates to attend
said convention
Resolved That we have an abiding confidence
10 the ability, integrity end patriotism of Isbsm
G.. Harris that We highly appreciate bis past SER
vices 10 defence Of Democratic principles; there
fore, in view of bis public and private character
the ability with which hs discussed the important
questions involved in the lass contes, the ecurte-
Gus, sfsbe and dignifed course be has observed
towards his political opponents, has not only Sc.
cured to him the highest esteem of admiring
friends, but has gained the good will of host Of
his former political opp lneuts.
Resolved, That 10 view of these and other rea-
sons we chee7fully recommend Gen. Harris to the
Nashville Convention rs q suitable eand date for
Governor of tennessee, aud our delegates are
instructed to use all honorable means to secure
his ninstion.
Resolved Thst in the event of Carroll not being
represented in said Convention by delegates OF
her own, Col E g. Eastman is requested to cast
the vote of this county 10 accordance with the
above resolution.
Reached. That the Chairman sppoint twenty
delegates from this county 10 attend the Conven-
ton 70 be held at Trenton on the 10th inst, for
ths purpose Of nominating suitable candidate
for Congress on the Democratic ticket, in the 9th
Congressional district
Resolved, That we have the utmost confidence
in the ability and integrity Of Gen D @ Atkins,
of Henry, and in view of his courteous and sffs-
bic manners and gentlemsnly and lofty bearing !,
we take pleasure in expressing our preference for
him as the Democratic candidate for Congress in
the 9th district
Resolved, That the delegates to the Trenton
Convention from Carroll be and are hereby in
strueted to use en- honorable means to secure the
nomination Of Gen Atkins for the important and
responsible position Of candidate for Congress.
The following gentlemen we're appointed dele
gates to the State Convention:
II Ridley, Edward Quinn, B G Gordon, R D
Shoiner, L s Woods, Tho's s. Prince and John Il
Boyd.
The meeting adjourned sins de.
JOHH MCDONALD, Pres.
JoHN H. BETHEL. Sec'y
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Re- IETfRWENT OF Mas. MARf JANE To NPENs-
REHARKABLE PREsERvATIJE OF THE COEPsE--We
were present. on the 9th inst at the dislnterment
of the remains of Mrs. Mary Jane Tompkins, irst
consort of Hon. P. ". Tompkns, for er member
OF Congress from this District, and sister Of Elk
Gov. Helm, of Kentucky, She had been interTei
seventeen years on the IA b inst, enclosed in q
zirc coffin filled with slcshol which was enclosed
in a wooden GOTTA, and ell carefully packed in
charcoal The wooden cofiu, AID the top of the
ENC one, were some what decByed, but the corpse
itself was in perfect state Of preservation, fea-
lures natural, and hair ss flexible ss in life. Ths
object of the disinterment was the removal OF toe
remains from private lot to one in the public
cemetery-as the former might in the course Of
years, pass iuto the hands Of strangers. Amor g
the affecting incidents Of the interesting occasion,
was the presence Of the only daughter Of the de-
ceased, who was out q child at the time Of the
death of the deceased and who now finds protec
ton and 3 shelter in the family who have 80 long
watched and guarded the ashes Of her deceased
mother, and who have Just given to those ashes
more Sc yure and permanent resting-plaee, where
the flowers which affection may plsnt can grow
and bosom without fear Of being bruised By pro-
fare feet VieksbUrg Ssatiael
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WAvERLY. March Il 1857.

MEssRs. EDrToRs:-I have been advised by 8
portion Of the Democracy, as the corresponding
secretary Of my county, to ssy, that Benton ha7-
ing failed 20 make arrangements to meet Us on Il
first Monday in March as was anticipated, that it
is deemed expedent TO suggest change of the
time to the second Monday in April re1', which
will give an opportunity for thorough orgapiz,-
ton and enable delegates to ascertain c,erg the
wishes of the people. The object is simply to
harmOniss the party and increase the probabilities
Of success.
I observe in the published proceedings of
Humphreys that the name of RoB'T T. TURNER,
from the ID district is accidentally omitted.
Respectfully, J. II. THoYAs.
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CORRBgP0RDEYCE.

WAvERLEr, March 10, 1857.
If Col. STEPHEN Ross, Of Henderson, will con.
sent to run IS 3 candidate for the Senate in this
district he viii receive large and heavy vote in
Humphreys. MANY Voters.
A few words sppropos to the above may not be
wrong Col Ross is the most popular man in
Henderson. Living in she stronghold Of Know
Nothingism, be can get q larger vote there than
apy man that can be run in any of the counties }
tiis side Of the river. II we can divide their
strength in Henderson, by running man who will
ourun the question, we can easily elect him, IS we
have small maorities in ell the other counties COM
posing the district.
Ross is farmer, man Of solid sense and at
tai9ments. Emphstcsly the man for the people
because be is one Of them. VIII make work.
ing member. he met BALL several times during
the Presidential CANVASS, and did,no leave gull
in the Know Nothing eagles uItimstum with
which to write bis maiden speech for this canvass
Ihops that the people Of Henderson will urge his
acceptance on the other counties, as she, de jurs
would seem to be eatitled to the candidate this
time Yours, WAMBo.
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A NEw PAPER FEEDING MAoHNE-We have
had in ue for some time past in our press-room
new f. e ling apparatus which has excited the adj
mirs'ion Of every one who has seen il, and which
must ultimately Danish altogether the present plan
of hand feeding NJ apparatus of the kind ever
yet invented, answers 50 admirably the purpose Ia
view ss this--by which a whole edition may b
run off without any attention whatever from the
pressmGn, aud this is done just as well in total
darkness as in broad daylight. During the recent
cold term, when our gas was frozen up, edition
was nearly al printed By this machine, with no
ight Whatever in che prsss-rOom.-NeISsrk Asr-
ctrV,
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Prof. woods Hair RestOratIve.-In our sd
Esrsing eoumnsis 70 be found advertisement Of ihis
popular restorative We know nothing OF Its merits
what read bat that sufficient, particularly when
such testimonials Of its eessy Ibe following which
clip from the Ottawa Free Trader g Having tried
successfully sundry highly recommended 'haiF tonics
own half denuded crown, had about ali confidence
in noslums Of shat sort, until week ego We met dis
nguished politician OF this State whom had seen three
years ago with shin hair, and gray ra but now
boasng and glossy head Of hair could wish
We demanded hs secret Of his improved appearances, when
he readily accounted BY sseribng Il to the virtues OF
Prof Woods HaiF Restorative. We shall try that next
Rosk RiBsF DsH0srst.
~ MAWNEsS CELEBRATED COM BINED
REAPHNCs AND ROWING MACHENESs-FoR
sale b. he undsTaignsd at johnson g. Horns's.
B p. CHBATHAE,
iaRs5E-G General Agent ~ the State
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WILLIAM 2. CARTER, my lawful husband, len ne in
Humphreys county, Tenn he Spring OF 1852 ueOmPany
with MRS. ELIZABETH HOOPER, wife Of SIMPSON
HooPza Of said county. Mr.. CARFER aad myself had lived
together fcr2O years. and he len and ohd Without
any just cause and without any Of support. have
suffered mach, very much, since he len loved him
dearly, and strange may appear, love him still M.
CARTER Is about 50 years Of bat s very young locking
man OF bis age hsi about aye fse but large for his height
has black hair bas eyes, Of his Ont teeth black
and he has small the right side Of his face iS
thought heis The State Of Kentucky Texas where
he has brother AnyinformatOn concerning him and The
said KlrzABETR HooPER, sent to at WAyERLT, Hum
phrsys county, Tennessee viii be thankfully received And
hope that ali the papers in the United States win PHbsh
this notice for one who Is poor, but honest.
March %, 1857. MARTHA CARTER.