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- Is still making those beautiful <
: smsn,I nus gum TEETH, called
which over all other styles Of teeth, many now
wearing them In this city, win cheerfully vouoh.
Enere Is one Dentist In this city who has been
Infringing the patent, and made bad Imitation
OF II, against whom hereby caution the public
N. b. Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly eosstYsctsd, Ii Is because he Is Ignorant
OF the process, Incompetent to make the WORK, or
sunwilling to paw for the patent. je lott
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A TIGHT PLACE. When Col. Lee, of New
York, was collecting subscriptions for the
equestrian bronze statue of Washington, now
standing monument of patriotism and art at
the corner of Union Park, he had occasion to
visit an old curmudgeon in the neighborhood,
and pulling out his subscription paper, request
ed him to add his name to the list But old Luz
ere declined respectfully.
81 do not see" he said, what benefit this
statue will he to me; and $500 is geat deal of
money to pay for the qualification Of other PEG
ple." Benefit to you?" replied the Colonel
F.why, sir, it will benefit you more than any
body else The statue can be seen from every
window of your house; it will be an ornament,
and add dignity to the whole neghborhood, and
will perpctually remind you Of the Father of his
Country-thc immortal Washington" "Ah
Colonel" answered old Lucre, 81 do not require
n statue to remind me of him, for always carry
Washington here, and he placed his hand up.
on his heart. "rhen let me tell you" replied
Col Lee IF that is so, all that have to say is,
that you have got Washington in mighty tight
DlaCei"
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rFnr the Ir.lsIllpeneer.l

as Theren Higher Lao than tic Constitution
This appears to be a very singular question
70 osk. for what rational man can entertain 4
doubt about the question. Surely there is
.tHigher Law" than any law ever made by man. man.
or. any number Of laws that ever made Con,
stitution-an inlallible law, being the work OF
an Infinite mind, to which the laws OF man
must be made subservient before they Will be
respected by those who are inclined TO obey the
Higher Law.
The Times of the llth inst. in an article on
the subject, puts the question to the LHtetigeA,
Ger thus ;-"Does it believe, as its black hearted
leader does, that there is Higher Law than the
Constitution 2" have shown above, that, the
question put in this form is simply absurd, un-
less the questioner denies that divine law Is
higher tlan human law, denial which, I'M
agine. the Times will hardly venture TO make.
Tbe black heartedneSS, then of the matter, can
not consist in the belief, merely, that There IS
Higher Law than the Constitution, as all
(eyen professing) christians agree on this point
1t must consist, in the opinion of the queristt;
in something else;-probaby the "yiciousnesS,
"wretchedness,,' "malignity" and black heart.
edness, consist in the very acknowledgement
net of the ever placing or bringing this Higher
Law" in iuxtaposition with any one OF our State
laws.
viii the Times condescend to explain?
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rprnn The nIehlnopa EnquIrer.l

ULrRAlsM.-A constant tendency TO extremity
of action, TO an abuse al the privileges OF pop
ular government, and departure IRON the luh-
dnrneutal law by violent exercise OF the preroS-
atveS Of constitutional liberty, Is the sreIl i"u
icuI danger, inherent in republics. 10 oOvlalc
the IN effect of this, is impossible, unless tnere
cnn be found n counterpOiSe i'll the PATRIOTISM
and conservative sense Of the great mass oil tne
pcoplc We do not deny that such are inc ull-
fercnces in the organizations OF mems mlhaS aS
to render written cNpOSitions OF powers, prlnc'-
nIes and laws. liable to honest miSconstructon,
+ matters not how clearly they may be expressed.
And hence. we have always had i'll this country
Two opposing parties, contcnding for anrpodal
nrincinIcs and each claiming to conform To the
Constitution. But, nevertheless, 1T cannot ne
denied, except by those to whose hlInd preln"l-
ces it directly applies, that in both sections oil
the Union in the South as well rs nj tue Nor.l,
there nrc politicians who, i'll their misguided
zrol either for their own individual advancement,
or what they conceive to be the best interests oil
the country, clearly disregard the genius oil our
Government and the spirit of our institutions
They Weld To that dangerous impulse, wnich
impels men TO obey their OWN instructive desires
and convictions, without considering the col
lateral circumstances which must materially
modify the propriety andlcgitimacy of the means
they would emyloy to effect their end Inc
AbolitionistS, in their insane anxiety for the
contamination of their designs upon slavery,
hesitate not to diScain openly all allegiance to
those constitutional laws, which would check
them in their traitOrOuS course. And the uitra-
ISIS of the South, those excessively sensitive
aud ~xeitabe gentlemen, who are continually
making such chivalric demonstrations against
the whole of Yankeedom, n ID ndnlglng III such
impnssioned appcals to the pl,tck and patriotism
Of the people Of the slave States, whose war
noon is heard like the yell of mad savage,
when there is not the remotcst indication of any
immediate attack, and who become painfully
irate in their Intellectual effort to "gct up"
sensation when there is nocause for it; they too,
we say, are most egrcgiously given to iorgettGl-
ness Of the fact that the true interests of the
country can be best promoted by an underwriting
government, in all their original signiticancy
and strength The ultruism of the North in
wolves prcmcdtated treason That of the South
is the result of an Ovcr-weening estimate OF
procvilies Of those who compose the Clique OF
iire-eaters and (actionists.
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Paument bY the Week.

Thus FAR we find the plan working most en-
couragingIy. Subscribers never came IN more
rapidly than they have been doing since the
plan was adopted. We trust that all our pa
irons. without any exception, will acQuiesce 1t
is the only plan in vogue in the Eastern Cities
because it is the only one which will pay. A
dime per week is u very small matter to each
subscriber, but the aggregated dimes are the
tissues of life and death with paper
We don't adopt this arrangement so much to
make money, ms we do to keep from losing money
We intend to cxpcnd on our papers all it earns
and make it still better
Let all readers then, bear these facts in mind,
aud all of them be ready with dime on each
Saturday.
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TuE RoLLrSG SrocK OF A RAILROAD NOT Sun
,pcr TO Exrcur1ox. Court of Appeals in
Kentucky. in the case of Winslow VS.. Wood
ward ct al and same VS. Phillips & Jordan ct al,
which were appealed from the Kenton Circuit
Court some time since, have within few days
decided that the rolling stock, &c, of n railroad
cannot be subjected to levy and sale under an
execution. The decision was given in suits be
gun by Winslow as mortgagec OF the Coying'SSn On
boucht some stock Mt an execution sale, and en-
Joined him from removing the same. 1t was
stated in the plaintiffs petition, that il the prop
erty in question was removed, the railroad must
become useless, and he the mortgage, be IRE
parably injured, as not only were the cars &c,
of the railroad mortgaged to him, but the TOOLS
and income generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-13

IxcgNpIARY NgwsxAPERs.- along, up to
this "crisis," it has been the fashion for people
to understand such heading to mean, papers
heterodox on the goose question" lro or ton,
lust as the reader himself or herself was ortho-
dox or heterodox. But now, ncendiary Is com,
ing To have more forcible aud more literal
meaning Burning up and inFTmiHg material.
goods and chattles as well as mind, is what it
is coming to mean.
And we are very sorry that it is so coming
to pass. We are very sorry to read in our eX-
changes, dcmngOguc outcrics in behalf of tho
demands of the mob 1t may do in theory, to
stroke the heads of bury, brawny Migrants,
who sit in rum doggcries all day long and pratc
against the "wel to dc" who have saved their
earnings aud got up in the world: but it wont
work in practice. 1t has been tried in Paris
in Naples, and many other cities Of continental
Europe Such writers are not the friends OF tho
poor; they are their worst enemies, fer it is not
true that mechanics, merchants, bankers, traders,
lawyers preachers, and doctors, have separate
interests In this great. broad. "S"lthy country
OF ours, all classes trades and professions, are
possessed of one indiyisible interest. In the
words of the old law books, they are "seized
per my ct per tout," and nl politicians and all
newspapers who try to set these classes at vari-
ance, are false teachers and are tring with
very dear interest.
II is pitiablc to read in the New York papers,
how those poor Five Points wrctches, who
prowl the streets and threaten the bankers, and
even the U. S. sub.treasury, have been misled
by such man rs Mayor Wood, and such pa
pcr ns tho Herald When they come together,
their speakers quote from Mayor Woods incen-
diaay message, this sentiment:
"Truly it may be said, tsat in New York.
thosc who produce everything, get nothing and
those who produce nothing, get everything"
And then again, when in speaking of this
class, no said
'srhey labor without income, whilst surround
cd by thousands living in alluence and splendor,
who have income without labor"
What words for man who is the chief magis-
trate of the first city of the continent, and ALL
too-and ali! how pitiful,-in the hopes of {. re
election. But the reaction is coming, ere the
end is accomplished. These people, not getting
the 80 900 barrels of flour Mayor Wood spoke
of, are already curSing him--curSing, just as
blindly too, as they blessed.
We hope (but we fear they will nO0 that the
people of New York city, the cool, intelligent
men. win be able to rally in sufficient strength
to defeat this wicked aud dangerous demagogue-
ism.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-13

In the Circuit Court of Augusta county, Va,
On Monday last, in the case of the Common
wealth VS. Michael Rush, for rape on the person
of n white girl nearly twelve years OF age, the
inrv brought in n verdict of guilty" fixing the
period of scrvtude in the Penitentiary OF the
abandoned criminal at II years.
The superb Vestvali's brother was personally
damaged in fight in New York the other day,
with the tenor Maccaferri, and with sister
sympathy, she went into court to complain
Mac. Her eyes flashed fire and her gesticula.
ton was magnificent as she made her statement
An exchange paper urges the formation
calico societies, for the purpose of inducing tn
ladies to wear the products of home manutacto
ries, discarding silks entirely.
An extraordinary course of tide is now pre-
vailing in the PenObscot, says the Bangor Wing
On Monday the water rose l8 feet two tenths
from low water mark; and on Saturday Is lee 6
four tenths.
Ladies, prepare for an extreme change il
your habits, for Paris correspondent of tn
New York Courier says the ladies are comm
out without hoops, hustle, wadding, or an.
thing else!
Mr.. Ormsby, Maine man, has recovered To-
600 of S1OO, 600, of which the bank of Frederic
ton, N B., was robbed last summer.
Burton is performing at the Front street
Theatre, Baltimore; John Owens at the Muse
INN, and Miss Fanny Morant At the llolliu"y 81
Theatre.
A portion of the track of the BellefOntaino &
Indiana Railroad. near Dallas, has "retired al
most from view"
It is estimated that $4,000 tailors, cutters,
and seamstresses, are in New York out of en-
4 bill legalizing the suspension of the banks
of Missouri, till the 1st of November 1896,
Dossed the House by % majority.
Mr.. Peter Lippincott, of Westiield, VI, died
in his seat, while at church, on Sunday morning
last.
The hog cholera is attracting the attention Of
the Medical Faculty of Louisville, Ky.
The Houston Telegraph estimates the cotton.
crop of Texas at 100000 bales.
A Boston publisher has issued WOmens
Rights Almanac"
The cause of the death of the celebrated Mrs.
Rush, at Saratoga, was erysipelas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-13

AFFAIR OF HoNoK.-Two gentlcnen--TcXans
met according to the code OF honor, on the
9th, ten miles below New Orleans The anna
BILE and unselRSh request made by the clIal-
longing party because the other married the
lady gentleman No. was in love with. Cen
tleman No. l, with magnanimous indifference
out" ReSult-a piece taken out OF the lower
part OF one gentleman's pantalOons. Honor
satisfied all round No. "Salistied" at having
an opportunity of showing how much he liked
his female lady love by shooting her husband.
No. . satisfied with showing himself man of
honor according TO the code
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-13

A MobEeArE VIEW OF ULTUAIsN.-A very
plain, old.fashioned aud sensible extract from
an article on uItraism, will be found in another
column, which is every way commendable, aud
its tone and spirit especially so when we con
cider the source from which it emenates. 1t
augurs something like the return of the age of
reasOn-an age as desirable, certainly, every
way, at this time, as was that golden era of tho
poets,
North and South, there seems a general dis
position to let the din and tempest of politics die
away, and to let the calm of the ancient regime
return. Even the inevitable Kansas question is
heard "fainter-faintcr still" and is rapidly
taking it's place with the deuvian fossils. The
honest, Union loving people, all over the coun-
try, seem to have gone about their business
and thrown Kansas North and Kansas South to
the dogs. The political asitators, finding that
the game is up, the die cast and the election
over, have fled the field and gone to look up tho
raw material for n new sensation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-13

Mis- INCONSISTENCIES. Woodman is the wife
of o. o. Woodman, prosperous planter and
trader for many years in Yicksburgh, MississiP-
pi. Mr. Woodnan is not hard-hearted hus-
band, nor has Mrs. Woodman had the reputa-
ton Of being an unfaithful wife The writer of
this knows both parties, and knows Mr.. Wood
man to have been, in years gone by, one of the
most devoted husbands a woman. ever had
But Mrs WoOdman was belle, was greatly Civ
en- to drSs, loved Saratoga. Newport, and fashion
able follies, and in some way has been sadly
compromised That she has been led into vice
of any kind of her own free will and choice, we
do not believe and we prophesy that such is the
bond between the married pair that they cannot
live apart, and that she will again be taken to
Mr. Woodmans heart and home.-[ Springfield
ClCaSs.) Republican, NOrem6er Z.
Mrs. Woodman was known at Saratoga as the
''lady with seventy-five dresses"
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a sALUrAToRY.
,,n ,,,osp "a. I4LlsD slBB.TH SCHOOL, At RECENT

Ip BHToRB TIE f5L1SD SABBATH SCHOOL, Al 1ha AhN
ANNIVERSARY.
Dear Friends, an humble Offering We bring
To him who with Fathers watchinl care
Vas tuned our infant voices thus to sing,
InJ aiisd our hearts with lumble grateful PraS'r'
Here would VIC offer from pure hearts,
The incense which His love LmpaTts;
And seek beneath His ShAd wing wing
Through all the Ills OF life to cling
Amid our circle here, there Is seat
SoZ yacant-h heart whose bounding best
Uas e.Rsed-the tenant Of the silent grave
Whose tiny foot has passed the swelling wave
One, who in the spirit land tonight,
In angel robes all beautiful and bright,
Toucbes her golden harp mid heavens hrong-
Redeemlng love the burden OF her song.
Obi may her spirit hover DER US nCw,
And may our hearts in sweet communion gIo"'
With gratitude TO Him above,
Who chastens only in HIS sovereign IoNe'
And Children, Parents; Teachers, all.
With hearts united, let US call
The bIessIngs OF our Father down.
Our efforts and our hopes to crown.
Another year It's circling course has run,
Aud while we wait another has begun
Thus time, with rapid wing, Is passing o!'
Into the realms Of stern eternity.
The eve soon cometh, with Its stealing treAui
And sIlvers DER the strong mans heSH
with frosty age; and his declining sun
Goes out la night just as his days Oeguh'
And Time, is stamping upon every bro"
The record OF It's changes now
Then wisely choose and from dark error Turn
PER VET IL be too late to learn,
The lesson which the Bible truths proclaim
or that sad end, whose fate Is burning shAme'
The measure OF whose WTctchedness, ana "os'
STALL through eternity Increase ana gao
This Il the mission which We have IN we"
frbi, h The work as Teachers We should dOi
Ia train the young, In virtues paths 10 treau'
And DER them holy influences shed
And by example, in their minds, impress
The beauty, and the power OF holiness
Thus teaching them that glorious truth
'Renember thy Creator in thy South'
Nil its declining years.
Its hopes and SORROWS, joys ana IeaTs,
Shall trembling, pause upon the uncertain IFihAi
And fear to plunge, lest It forever sIhA'
May find a solAce in the final hour!
Whose consolation and whose soot'ihB power
shall rob the grave OF all Its terrors ulTe
Aud Oil the soul with holy, pure desire'
Thus shall We with a firIner tread
Travel the toiI-BOrn path Of lie,
And, as we journey sWeetly shed
gentle influence mid its strife.
Iif. hath its sorrows well we know,
But sorrows multiply and grow,
Ana feed themselves on noHious thought
Until with tyranny they're frauGhti
When, rising In their growing might
They reach the dark and DANGEROUS height,
From whence with fearful power they leap
And crush US from their lofty steep.
Then Danish SORROW care and woe,
And from you melancholy throw
That we may meet together here
In Joy this Anuiy r'sry year.
OCIoBER lS5I.