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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-08


P'pting hli fr free labos now ,,r-.e,..s i.
world Mexico annexed to the r,.,..l
pc and r'aced uader stable goser.,,.,,
"f'nteei"g seesrily TO life. Iibcsty and nron
~, would have torrent Of e,n,vya,,o,,. -.
pon her shore.. Wishoa, parallel in h,.,or,
xHess IN The case Of California Not a,l,
vouid the young man. the poor man. and ~.
eof'ng nan seek hrr rich aud re.n.n,ie 49,.
~ 6at the learned would 20 t. study h~r
n'9u'te~' aud 'nve-iigas - unriyaii.,i H..
kpemeni Of geological. rninsralo,;es1 .,4
!, t'"'sa' attractions, and the rich nan. a.a
y man Of rleaspre. to revel in he lsxa,;..
q - scenery. fruiss. and fowsrs. aud .b.ys
* " ~ her in'miiable cl,rs-ss.--shs elim.,. -
#'a'y Without - sudden change, breathinr
perpetual Spring And who can con,en.l.,.
rs vast Increase in the wealth. power ,oa
. Fogress Of our beloved country. wit,,o,. g.,
hi- heart swell within him, aad brea,h,,r
"a prayer that this might come ir HI. d.v
:. = he might see with his own eye. and nv
} ancs himself enter upon the prosaissd l'.s
3 ! might be allowed 20 suggest, I sr.s,la ~
fnrr'be the anoexstion Of Mexico nro. AZ.
Hep elican banner in ls60, and le-is A.,
the VFld. In this sentiment. ex.,r
every4rty will recognize his own tsopeh,
and arc It the expression OF his de.,..,
wish. nnsxation Of Territories ;,s,,,s,-
less ri rnd valuable. under far more 4; ;,.,.,,',,
SOD '~>s circumstances. has alwav. As..
P'f with the people Of this country ~.
p""nei OF the Anglo Saxon TO g. IRE
80 that instinct on shis contin,nt IA.
~ powerful groa n aud awAkenip,
'he method Of aeqairi ng Mexico. cir.
- <ees and time esn alone as,ern;n.
a fns's' that il should be honest anah,
Hr;fhat ieune no, as Tie spoil. af -
pen method may yet be fouad. do.s,
Nc think II not insf sssible, tha. a m.io,;,v
OFT 'nio''anaie people may YET. .,nteliig,n,l,
ai1eiieeraiely. seek annexation. Thsv a..
ncne deieneeless and sinking victim. :,
anes ani prisster&n- Constjtu,ian he.
h&n0ne the government change. with ~. 1
- deei'ne Of factions yes,erday a upi.
ted3ps'iSm ia the centre with ANARCHY =
the Fsm''ies,to-tay hyara.heaied dssps.. Z
ism voniending factions. powsriss. for &c., !
''e", Tor esil, consuming the small
's"sitg vitality. virtue. and prosperity ~
Ihfs Is one proposition v. NAV -. /,
As seiSfdensly s4~. sha, IN shor, tine
's lev ys"i at '-''As''. Mckee nuss pass under a
The pr,(ssoa ssd eossrel Of some a,s.. ,
'~er' is viii be fer rs 10 say VIA, psw., .
shI be. She cannot live A. -b. = H.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-08

passed the General Assembly aud that il 'heu
adjourned.
Pending the discussion Of which tie House
adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
In the afternoon the resolution of Nf- Ed
wards against the levying Of tax for 1919
was under consideration. and after discussion
was made tie special order Of the Day Tor
Thursday at ? o'clock.
Murrsy's resolution pending At adioaFnnen'
came up.
Scott movea lay tie mo.ien aad aDend,
ment on the table.
Haatcr spoke q, some length against The
resolution.
On motion Of csleroye the resolaiioa and
amendment were iad.iaiseiy pos'foaed-ay e
81, nays -.
Turpis offered again Parrest's resolution
Lost.
By Row That sherifTs take tie eonvie''
sentenced at any term Of Circuit Court, a. on'
tue, ssd charge mileage bot onee.
After sundry bills had been introduced Ia
. Speaker laid before the House the dePosstien
in',A.4 Frieslone case, pending the eonsidsfa
ton Of winss the House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY. DC. /.
The Senate met.
The prssiden: laiI before tils @.n..c The re
port Of the indianapolis Branch sts--, La
4 Of the State
Dv Johnston of Pn,nam: lnsifuetipg Y
:. rr4Et
report by bill or Otherwise, whether Afy ie'
= static. i necessary - secure the Sinkt1
. ,.a.d or other School fu.d from los on MOI
Rvisads, sold for nonpayneni % taxes.
lie ~. IcSa,eeo: To provide for Gn extension
nat,ents eism, TO accommodate ineafso
IS BY Fisk: To asce.
r. able Funds that may or tne ni'So-' :.
-. deficit OF 1851 aud 1855 %sf'eu ~ NV
~ By Brown: Instrueting the S,.,;...e
It's the State Prisoa to inquire into tke>
Ike cy ofereclinz House OF Refuge in the'as...
ern par; OF the State.
.oe By Donner: Requiring Sherffs 20 convey
% prisoners convicted ~ The same term 10
State Prison at the same time.
he 4 resolution 10 abolish Township Liora'
nd vss rejected
- Sundry resolutions we're read a second q
- and referred.
-. Bill No ,, e., the re appraismcnt Of real
tate " az ieportpi oAck 70 the oeh"te,
lie amendments, by the select committee,
os va ordered 10 be engrosscd for taird r.
ing.
m iiesfren introduced bill FOR the trant'c
Bonds.
lch Various bills were introduced and referu
II Nj Wallace, by coaseut, introduced r
luton instrucgiong the eonmitfee on bA
to enqnirs into the expedieney q prchibii
the issue Of bills of less denomination 1
$40
- Adiournel
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=. vonley: To - .erests on
unsuihorized paper Gu
the circu'aion of III !. ts.sssue Of
BY IeiIren: To provide for lettingtn
Ss-.e printing TO the lswess- responsible
bidder
Y !. By Cobb: To repeal an ael for the pro
Houaf &ild game, &c.~
The Sp aAer l2idF F N:
'PoF'- from the Prcsii tent os ''ouse re
fund, aud from the Cashiers S'nA'ns
hanks at South Bend Bedford DIanci Al
"sl ne' also. a partial report fra fa f1r
Au nor ol State Tor the present year the
BY Murray: From Celeb W Fs..A
eo''eS''ng tie seat Of Firestone. the 81,
nng member from Huniinpton and Vii,
On motion Of Murray. referred 70 q
mittee on Elections. S''''
Il turpie presented the resolution :,
:" So =, Nv Pa seft and rnlo1 49, 90
the minority TO record theifA H.
y on the Senatorial question 4, ~
again declared out OF order. when Turni,
gave notice that he should. AT t2pu r.
morrow. move a suspension OF the rules
to take up lhis resolution.
BY Edwards; lnsiructing the Commit.
teeot Ways and Means that il Is inexned
lent TO levy tax this year AS recom,n.n-
ded by the Governor. and that means to
meet this deficit. and the january into rest.
be raised by loan, which shall be diyid.
ed and male chargeable u future tax
duplicates
On motion Of Harley this resolution
was made the orSer OF the day for O..
clock p. " 10 morrow.
by Murray: Insiructing the Commit
tee on Education to inquire into so
amending the School Law as to author
ize the County. Auditor. instead OF the
State Superintendent Of Common Schools
to DECIDE cases efapp al arising fromlo.
cation Ou l4ing and repairing school.
houses, emfloy meni Of teachers, the con
urciing of schools. aud the distributor
Of school fund.-.
Alsc. to separate the school fund.
from others
Also. That the payment Of interest on
ne sehooI fluid be made and distributes
annually.
HILLS IsrRoDuckp.
By Martin: To provide and punish
fAudoleni AID unauthorized issues Of On.
per money.
by Austin: To provide for lhsresi.tra.
ION OF votes and the prevenlion Of cleo.
ion frapds
by Newton: To repeal The act for the
Of new counties.
ny Shull: To make 10 per cent. The
'onsentionAl rate Of Interest.
BY Waterman: To amend the apprai.esi
nent las. Ia reference to the assa.n,ent
I property belonging TO Joint Sscck
companies.
DnvslPs Joint resolution was called np
nd declared cut OF order, and after some 4
iseus .,'ns by consent. the House. ad-
TuksDAr November 30. 1883.
Senate met At 8 O'Clock.
PARTITIONS, MEMORIALS. DC.
By Green: A memorial from ci,i,s,s
iipton and cSnton coun:ies in relation
iniefsst on money.
EEsoLcTsoxs.
by HID. That the committee on Ro..l.
= instructed 70 inquire into tile cspen-
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IL A purse Of Al 500 - 70 D. n,e..,,.a -
c'''nss' The se~ York policeman who. a few
days sinee. shot sad killed s.ieog shsssm.s,
= he @oosy is subscribed By his brother police
men.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-08

~ IL y supposed tha, resolutions favorable
% Douglas ~ill Be offered =, the spproaehsnr
''s'n'A State eonseniiou. aad sirongly cup.
ported. A warm coates, is expected.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-08

''' StM pN o. 49,. sst
! 'h' must seek. and =, sos ,'''s 49,
P'~s''. Shall she beloog to az. qid Of o.Asr
-shsii she be ours. or pass into,ae
= who are our competitors for tn =
hrsf government on eer...
'snt qaes.ioas-anest,oe.
engage the public mind -
i+-,t''ns of such nomeo,oo. =.
Pcss, viii assume party shape y. cam,
tell. batifihey do The Republican ,,.,,v .h~.I,
Oe Oh The r'gd side. snd in eur feeble isd,
ne'''. that 81 els in favor of the As.e,s,;a,
Of Mexico. o''0'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-08

az aied that Napoleon
Ill IS taking ste,. ~ into .xaea,.a. +.
'AFoFise plan Of Napoleon i. Tor laying ns
S'o'ss OF eofn' alter The insnnsr Of the Phara
ohs' IN .very large town. during plentiful
years IA order TO prov.sc against wears o,
'e"e'V. The pro'eciionists like 10 plan,
~hieh they think wln secure then srs.b.,
against foreign imporaiions.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-08

II Al aPublie sale near Liberty. vssrin,.
last week. corn sold for s. .ss a barrel. nine
wooihs credit. vliA iI.srs-. froaa date.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-08

a. 'sAs oH'- of the Washington Union 70
S1snise with the Doaglas rebel. =. the
q lie Journal says. preparation 70 ..sell
oees for'he parPose Of keepinr hold
q vpssiie printing.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-08

For tie Exptess.
exico and its Annexation to
the United States.

= issues in the next Presidential canpai rn
1ow be hardly forcseen. do not doabt
kansas will come ilto lhe Union. this
- or next. Tie prohibitory clause in the
Vh bill viii be disregarded. and the
tkern Democracy will 20 in body for j..
e osssible % believe that the Democratic
ltlesire t. keep the Kansas question
;.,W WCo i, would be downright iasan-
and Oregon admitted. there will
- to fifteen slave States.
Mo Nebiaska. Washington. New
nd the yet unorganizsI Terri.
Vill undoubtedly form free
o. ths @a'nber to twenty four
there is 70 new slave State
ud territory being peopled A
Oh |me future day be formed
re part Of Texas. but such a
wd The prospect IS that it
fec ew 81 these undeniaiie
and BOSTON be made vital
con sot IL lsCoy / sm free 70
go canoot. anI ;ha, the Repab
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Lines to Guido,s Hone

'HK orLkBRarrD PAINTING IN rug currcu a
ST. rArsR AD vIscuLA. AT xcxr.
nope looking up afar, with stea.isast ewes
Al Fiaetd. While ihe bosom. reat .lt., .rA.
A"' oeaa'ifal, a. are TIE ars, young dream.
" poess-ffom ycnier canvas CLEANS.
rs "n'dos hope-that wondroas hope ,.l,i.b an
the souls u sain,s-and only Heaven dl.,ilis.
IAat' like fragrant cshaiaiion Starts
FROM sorrows bitter dregs-and bruised heart.
me poet painters dresmi shes visionea f.f,
Ana dFapei arc her smooth ninbs. vita loving 80.
Andiin'ed ar her eyes. pith that son csht
which tps ihe aaskr srehes Of ne nigA,.
Net e-FiA's hope cxuliant she was rot ho,a
~ 'he gay promise of bia.hine morn.
hut sbc comes forth, when gorgeous d.v decline.
Ana - We darkness comes, her lmsss shines.
IN vain ihr siorm-eiouds lower. from afar.
me f'in'ef's sision riseih. like star.
And with sereress ias,re. rays si.ine.
Aay ssch hope a. GUIDE. ever shine,
SrAR
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-08

- OHr is'r correspondent wisely decline.
az controversy, literary or critical. ana ~
tisniAr'y al possible Controversy in regard -
the merits Of her own productions. The ,io-
iert p~rtprbstions of oihcr luminar,es .aa
'ne aspirations Il hre iiios to be considered
''A''' certainly san have 10 efsct upon her
Position
And IS not the following g,mg Does not
It's pure English faithfully render back the
image Of The divina work that insn,,.3;,s
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At aPublic meeting recently held a,
Mediord. Ness the Rss. Charles Brooks
made a short speecbs explaining the plan
now adopted for purchasing Mount vsr>
non, aud then designated the model !.
procedure in collecting contributions.
lie concluded with the following remark /:
| have for some time INDUCED the
soPs nr-s aflor Mount Vernon shall have
oeen pa'a iof'here mry be surplus funds
enough remaining, NOT only TO renal, n :
tomb and TO restore he banf. srs
hounds 10 the forms they had when
"ash,ngton lived there. but, moreover.
enough To erect. on some retired snot
near the house, simple and solid rnonu
men' or column in honor Of those uha
nave purchased the place: and that. ON
me TOP OF that monument, there may ~
placed a full-length statue Of the J1oJ
Edward Everett. representing him in a
's'''ef' OF his wonder working Grafton
AsHlAso AND Morss vxsxox-A
Memphis paper states that James d. Clay.
son OF the illusitious " Harry ofihe ,yss,. .
has swapped Ashlsud. the famous homc-
stead Of bis father. for 200. 600 acre. ~
land IN Texas. I, Is ply that on,
Washington who has b.e,, So ou,rareo,,.-
y jssiag the patriotic Lad,es' Ass.e;..
''on IN the sale Of Mount Vernon, had
not previously swapped The eousecra,c,,
iiome and Tomb Of the Father of l;~
County ior half million sf aers, Of rex-'
as lands A whole sou1vd Texan von,d
have donsled Mount Vernon to .he -
dies Of the Uaioa. asd.coa:fibuted 70 I'M.
prove And preserve The gvounds halso~sa
~ the associations and the ashs,; .or
eEosas and h.n1,IA w1-Hlxor,z. = =
~ The New Yorh lfex.,d - !.
that there j. conspiracy be,cs.. So g. =
= sFd and Doas'ss,. resara,ar ths -,
Presidency.
The w@shiag'on letter writer of n. ~.
Y. Tribune. saws, '''' -
"eecretary Cobb c>s;mas~. a. .>-.,. =. !.
y about go ooo. 600, and ths 60, % 4. ;.
lures At abou, sss coo 900.
fo"ey's Press makes an esr.... - =
peal to the Southern Democracy 70 go.
ia'' their prsjadises sssirst Pr,,,sI.-.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-08

diency Of declaring water courses pub
lie highways. DC
BY Bennett: ofinquiry IN relation q
abolishing the courts Of common pleas,
increasing the number Of circuit courts;
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-08

ny Hilli That the committee on Ro..ls
's instructed 70 inquire into tie cspen-
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passed the General Assembly, aud that il shes
adjourned.
Pending the discussion Of which tie hecs'
adjourned.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-08

SIGN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-14

NEw CAxADIAx CoIxAGE.-Canada has iusl
adopted Decimal Currency The new coins
have been prepared at the English mint, and the
first consignment is daily expected to arrive
The silver coinage consists offive, ten and TWEEN
ty cent pieces. Cents have also been struck
As yet no quarters have been coined; but the
convenience attending their use win soon add
them to the list This change will be an accom-
mediation, not only in Canada, but also in our
frontier States, between whose Inhabitants and
the Canadians, large and increasing business
intercourse exists.
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Trustees Sale.

IN pursuance deed G. Osbun and G..
g. LAmbdin aud their Wives and from Jesse LantZ and
J. ubbel to dated April Ist 1885, and recorded In
the Clerks office for Ohio county in deed book No. H.
246 will expose ts SALE at the front door OF the Court
HOuEe In said county, Wednesday the 18th day OF May,
1858, the following property, Viz certain tract
eel OF land the side OF the Ohio river in the
county Of Ohio, in the State OF Virginia. estimated to
tain one hundred and seventy five or ess ad
joining the lands of Andrew p Woods the South and
East, and those Of Philip Reilly the Nnrheing the
same land sold and conveyed by Samuel c. Farmer and
Daniel Farmer and their and by Farmer their
mother, by deed dated March Bet, 1856.
Terms 24O, with interest 1000 from April
1st 1858, and the Of
sale 800 the list day of April 1885, % $50 the 1t
day OF April 1860; 90 500 the day Of April 1861;
S272O the LIST day OF APRIL 1852 ist day OF
April, 1885, 1880 the LIST day OF April 1854 and
remainder LIST day April 1865 With interest
such remainder. DANIEL q. LIST,
apS-d&wtd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-14
GEIEOPLAaTIG PROCESS.
An Improvement IN Mechanical DentistI

DR. G.. ". MOORE would respectfully
S1e inform the citizens OF Wheeling aai he
UIf1ESA public generally, that having just returned
A4-L1J from Baltimore, where from personal IN
structOn the Patentee A. A. Blady aud froa d.
Church. Demonstration Operative Dentistry in the Bal
tmore Dental College, and having purchased the HEht
the above named improvement. he IL prepares
to Introduce among patrons ts method in the
practice Of Dentistry This process sIrpasses the old Pra-
tIce, In the following particulars:
lst. II absolutely accurate % 70 te cast an
consequently 70 the mouth
I'd As no spaces are len Judgment OF food ortL-
Fecrerons this work Is remarkable for its cleanne's
81. Partial sets, fn set can be nssrtei
with perfect without the OF e0SE7 or s'lg
which destructive the natural organs ana pns
be deON9feHdReS by every operator regarding me s'1
Of his patients. ..,-
In point of strength st possesses vast 'uPeF''n
5th Prom It's nice adaptation It Eight in proportion
70 its weight
The pubic are invited to call and ser spec'nzHs
Dr. NJ has purchased the executive right for tae ey
Wheeling, and authorized 10 sell rights for Ohio al
l5see neo, ne H. E. Caaros, Csaplfas Sred ct 81.
Fb6eliHg- mhzs-LL-
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"Requieseat in peace"

THE BRESLIN TNDIcrMENT.-The ohio State
Journal says that Judge Bates, on Monday, re-
fused to grant the motion to quash the indict-
rnent against John G. Breslin, nor would he
hear more on the subject so long as Breslin fail
cd to make his appearance in Court.
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NOTICE TO AaO USEK EEPREEA
New Carpets at Reduced Prices

TIVE subscriber takes great pleasure I'm informing bis
friends and the public generally, that he Is
his SPRING STOCK or GOODS, Elish IS lars-
and embraces the creates: variety offered in this
My stock eOnssts, In part Of complete assortment Of
Carpets, Rugs, OH Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades,
Curtain DamaskS satin De;anes, GILT CoTniees, Curtain
Bands and Pins, Table and Plan" Covers, together via
great variety OF articles mention This
stock has been selected with great care as 70 style and price
and do think that AGVeee'rts that have
not before been offered In this city.
ia Goods the House Furnishing line, E
please call at the old stand No I43, Main 81. aI4
satisfy themselves that this the place for Good and dp
Goods. J. O. HARBOUR,
ap3 No 1fS Main ST.
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WnAT IT Is DoNG FOR THE SIck!-Wm-
schuchman, Esq, the well known LithOgrapher,
says: 81 have frequently used BOerhave's Hol-
land Btters, and find it invariably relieves indi-
gestion and debility
Rev. Samuel Babcock, says: 81 have found
special relief from its use, for severe headache,
with which had long suffered"
j. w. MCDOWELL ESQ., says: have used
Bnrhave's Holland Bitrers myself and recon-
mended it to others, knowing it to be just what
it is represented"
Aid. Jonathan Nicely, of Lower st. Clair, says:
81 have derived great benefit from its use for
weakness of the stomach and indigestion. See
advertisement
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SOME remarks appear in paper to day, ON
the life and character oft the Hon, Thos. H. Ben
ton. Mr. Cranmor wishes US to say that they
were written without any previous preparation,
and are intended more as a tribute to the man,
than as making any pretensions in the way of a
biographical sketch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-14
M1I,nRE HOUSE.

HAVE removed from my old stand under TIT the Sprg
House To the Shaving Saloon next Bushs Literary D.,
pot under the MLure House, where usual prepared
to accommodate my and the public generay,7
all the branches Of my business RHINEHAEr GACs.
H.B-The bath rooms been thoroughly rsitt=l an
prepared for Summer Warm and cold boths arrays
in readiness app In
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just Received and NOW Open.

JUST hece1V6d and N oV open.
WE pleasure informing friends, patrons and
w the public generally have Just received
Spring stock OF CLOTHS, CASSKlEERkS& PESTXNGS
together with general Of Gents Furnishing
Goods-a Of which will sell suit the
We only ask call feeling confident that II examine
stock you will be satisfied that cannot be eeed either
In the style quality of the goods offered for sale We
know that stock consists of Fashionable Goods and
Cheap Goods, and prepared 10 make them up
der in style second either East West Of the
short notice, at No
10Y Main ST. WHEELER LAKIN,
ap12 Merchant TailOTs
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y s. '4''lE''' + new FIRM.

- DRS. BARTLETT wTSCHELI., Dentists, iil
MaTkstStreet, opposite Washington Hall, Thee-
SILIIIfYIng Va.
DR.. Wnchell ben compelled by his rapidly increasing
business, add his facilities doing the same
pleasuTen informing his friends and the public
formed business connection with n. s. aTtIett D.
tai profession.
Drs. B. & W. prepared 20 perform every operatonin
Surgical and Mechanical DeutstTy-aT familiar With,
practice all the neutrality-suspicious. Of the DutaAt
guarantee that beauty durability and practical utility
their Artificial Teeth ShallnOt be surpassed
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure and
comfort of Artificial Te frOm the great dread uf suffer-
ing experienced during Unnecessary preliminary
ton OF the old teeth and roots informed that
process entirely unlike ChorofOT Ether, and aPlsa
BILE in most and eEsetyhdriess iR al teeth
extracted Withoutpain.
Any information advice appertaninS their pTO-s
sion they will be pleased to give gratis.
Please call and examine specimens of Artificial Teeth
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REMOVAL.

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- @aksF' has removed hts shop opposite his od st,Ei
patronage Of the pubs Intending his work reeonmsa
itself. [ap3-2m1 J. LANGPRIED-
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LEcOMPToN AGAN.-We notice by our Wash
ingtOn and other eastern papers, yesterday, that
Lccompton still disturbs the minds of friends
and foes. Both sides are still cycling and growl-
ing at each other, the one to get chance to
pour little balm of Gilead into the ghastly
wound which the 'w.ll beloved Brutus" (Bill
Montgomery made with his Damascus blade
the other day, and the other side are equally
anxious to prevent any such nucilaginous at
tentions.
The question is now, shall the rejected bill
go into the hands of Committee of Confer
ence.
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TnE STEAMBOAT RAoE.-The New Orleans
Courier publishes the following account of the
recent steamboat race:
The race between the Baltic and Diana has
resulted in favor of the former bv two hours
and thirty-fve minutes thus putting at rest
the claims of the Diana to be the fastest boat
on the river, Gas she was intended to be, and
as some of her friends clai,ned,} for she has
beenly fairly beaten by boat that never made
any great pretensions to fast running. The
time made by the Baltic from New Orleans
to Louisville is Ave DAYS six hours and nine
minutes, being little over eleven miles per
hour