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HOUSE or DELEGATEs.


Mr.. Heermans, from the Committee
on Taxation and Finance, reported adj
Versely on the petition OF George An
derson. In regard to the resolution re-
ducing the commissions of, collecting
officers, he reported that the action pro-
posed would violate sec. 8 of art, 8 of
the Constitution.
Mr.. Ferguson, of CabeIl, from the
Judiciary Committee, reported back
Senate bill No. 2, "a bill to authorize
VIM. Nixon to distrain for taxes. % with
substitute therefor, entitled "a bin
providing for the collection of back
takes in the county ofWayne." The
bill as thus amended was passed to its
third reading. The, same Committee
recommended the passage of the bill
TO repeal all laws authorizing suits
and other judicial proceedings to be
Drought and prosecuted in counties not
prescribed In chap. 100, code of Vir-
Rlnia'" published on Saturday last
win certain amendments. AS amend
ed the bill was ordered to its enpross-
L From the same Com mittee, Mr..
ferguson reported the following sub.
stitute for the bill proposing a Teneal
ofthe usury laws ffy3t lTHFsVrIf + :
SUBSTITUTE FOR HOUSE BILL No. l12-1N
REGARD TO TIE USURY LAwR.
Legal interest on money loaned and
debts contracted still continue to hn
at the rate of per cent. per annum mn
on the amount thereof where no other
rate OF Interest is agreed upon by the
I'd. 1t shall be lawful for any person
or corporation to loan or borrow money
OF contract debts at any rate ofinterest,
nog exceeding ten per cent. per annum.
anu the rate of interest so agreed upon.
snail snail pc inserted in the note or other
tbereos a seExEeeeuted for the payment
Sd. All contracts and a assuranneces
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AYER's AMERICAN ALMANAC, for
1858, has been received by T. II. Logan
d Co., for delivery gratis, to all who
call for it. This number contains
proofs to show that some of the stars
have existed for sirty millions of gears.
We had not supposed such proof posi-
BILE; but the Doctor gives it in a shape
which seems indisputable. His WITH
cisms have long made his book accept
able; his medical advice makes it indis-
pensable to families and now he adds
the most startling problems of abstract
science to its attractions. t11.7 -. !.
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!, ;MoNTGoMERY-on Monday. Februarv
"a; c,t at o'clock, P: M, Mrs. cATHARINEE
The funeral win take place nom the resi-
dence Of her sonTin-law, ]. R. johnson, on
Caldwells run, this [Tnesdayj afternoon at
O'Clock. The riends of the family are,re-
spectfulIy invited to attend, S
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Public Sale.

ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY lSTE
" 1858, will sell my farm, containing q
Acres, situated one mile west of MartinsvilI
Belmont county, o., on the MartlnBville ar
Mt, Pleasant Plank Road. It is pleasant
situated, good buildings, abundance of frui
three year old vineyard of six acres,
acres of the land in grass. Sufficient lOcu
timber for the use OF the farm an d vineyard
well watered. Terms, Il cash, the balance
two equal annual payments with interest s.
cured by mortgage.
Also, on the same day all my stock, farm
ing Implements, household and Kitchen ful
niture, viz: horses, cows two of ther
thorough bred Durhams; $50 head OF Sheep
hogs, a good 2-horse carriage and harness
moving machine, 2-horse wagon, plouRhI
harroWs, and all the necessary appendaRJ
to farm and household.
jan3l-td W.R, VANPEIp
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THE Cincinnati Commercial thinks
that the bill to disfranehise students in
the Ohio academies and colleges, which
the Democrats in the Legislature want
to pass, and possibly will, must have
its origin in conviction on their part
that a collegiate education disqualifes
q man for voting the Democratic ticket.
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For Sale Ghean-

THE WEST HALF OF LOT NO.
l. the south side OF Hampden street
same being the second lot from the corne1
Byron: On.the alley part of this u IOt
rooms and renting at present Tor TWO III
dred dollars per annum.
THOS. O'BRIEN,
JanZS Real Estate OF
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Trugtee's Sale.

DURSUANT to A DEED OF TRU.
June 9th, 1859, and duly recorded in the
cOrder's office of Ohio county, West Virgin
in deed book No. A, page LIE, shall,
10 O'Clock a. m, at the mont door Of Of &
Court House OF Ohio county, West Va, pI
coed to sell, at public auction, to the hiRhI
and best bidder, the lot numbered ClSD o
hundred and eighty-one, on the plat of Cd
part Of the city OF Wheeling laid out
William Chapline and John EoR, nj
known as Centre Wheeling, situated on d
east side of Chapline street, adjoining d
Methodist Episcopal Church on the SOUTH
Terms Of sale: One. third of the purch;
money in cash, and the balance in two eo1
instalments, payable in SIX and tWe1
months. with interest from day of sale.
possession delivered upon complain
with terms OF sale.
JAMES 8. WHEAT
JanSO-Cd yf r TFust
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For Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY GOTTA
H. residence situated on Huron str,
w. Co. line. It would suit a man al
business In the city. Is above high water.
For further information, enquire on
Jan-28-Iwa ON HAN
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For Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELL
4 mouse on Main street, Centre Wheel
containing nine rooms, with bath ana
a goOo new stable. The other Outbuild
'front.'; Terms made to suit the purchaSer
JAuA6-GI JACOB RNVnGt
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BnE SHE.
For Sale or Rent.

THE HOTEL HOUSE KNOWN AS TH
i American House, most public stand
GAINESVILLE, on the principal street from Il
depot to the Main street.
For further particulars apply by letter to
D0OT. GRATIGNY
febS.2td<wa BarnesVille,
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For Rent.

TIME STORE ROOMS LATELY OCCU
pied by George r. Taylor d Co., and i
Clemens q Co., on Main stree I; also base
ment rooms finished. Good OH ces in second
story, and good rooms for 9th e. purposes h
second and third story in good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses fol
sale in the Sixth Ward, ON reasonable terms
THOS. HORNBROOK
ONCE, No. 1ls7< Main street. above Mon
roe, up stairs. feb8-tf
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janlO.tf
For Rent

THE WARE HOUSE ON WEST sIDa
L of Main street, at present occupied IN
Messrs. Crangle, Dalze1l & TO. POSSESSION
given the LIST of April next. Enquire of
jan1 lind No. IS cor. Monroe & Water hTs 3.
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WIN. STEWART.
To Let.

A DWELLING CONTAINING SEVEN
a rooms and kitchen, and stable, on Hamn.
0G ian sSEGi' ALEX. ROGERS
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The. Confessions and Experience of
ID. it, -r. r.rr. an invalid

Published for the benefit, and as CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood, &C., supplying THE MEANS OF SELF
CURE. Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving post paid direct
ed envelope. Address NATHANIEL May
FAIR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the
same publisher, a circular OF DAISY SWAIN,
the great Poem of the War. decl7-8md
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8ur GENT.
For Rent.

A BOUT IL ACRES OF LAND ADJo1S-
n ing Bridgeport, Belmont county, Ohio
three acres OF which is in Grapes.the baI,
SUITABLE FOR GARDENING.
Enquire at my Planning Mill office, Bridge.
port, Ohio.
feb1-1w WIN. STEWART
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For Sale

A SMALL FARM IN BELMONT cd
"A Ohio, two miles from Bridgeport, q mi
from the National Road, containing
6l1S ACRES, WELL IMPROVED.
Also one large BRICK HOUSE in Martin
ansO L1RW1N
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For Rent.

A FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE,
now occupied by Nelson Whitaker, ESQ
situated on the northeast corner of 9Th and
Hampden street. Possession given on the
lS'Oi a pt"' LOO P5 J. P. LEWIS,
janl0.H at Sprigg House
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A FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.

A Eh" VUE8IIUNS, FRIENUs
What makes your hair SO beautiful
Oil OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair Its glossy lustre3
10 Oil OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hair7
Oil of Grapevine.
What removes the Dandrufr9
OIL of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is counterfeitedq
- OIL of Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprletors of
as.l -. l.. OIL OF Grapevine2
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
seple No. 80 Main St., Wheeling.
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SpeefaI AutIees.
MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY,
AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MAN

HOOD.
An Essay for Young Men ON the
Crime OF Solitude, and the Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address. DIR. ]. sKILLIN HoUGH-
TON, Toward Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
ian3t-3mdSIU
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Ps- No notice will be taken OF communal.
cations not accompanied by q responsible
name. The name will he considered conf
dental, but must in all cases accompany let
IerS as guarantee OF good faith.
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MORNING EDITION.
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WHEELING lNTELLIGENCER.

II H II Nj -
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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"a Ten lines or less make a square.
MARRIAGES AND FUNERAL NOTICES, 20
cts, when under six lines.
Simple announcements of Deaths, gratis.
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TRI.WEEKLY EDTTION.

PURI.IsHEp EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
.r a.. AND SATURDAY.
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ny MI. LheeInens:f On behalf of A .
and w. II. Shumate, executors of Par.
sklnson Shu mate, deceased, and five
others, praying to be relieved from the
disabilities imposed upon them by the
act of February 81, 1867, entitled Gan
act staying the collection .,of certain
debts" Referred to the COMMITTEES on
the Judiciary .s. I1- ii -, :
A communication from the Clerk of
the Senate announced the passage of the
olllto incorporate the village of Leath-
erwood. Also the bill to amend Gan
act entitled an act to incorporate the
CITY OF wheeling, passed March IL,
1886, as follows: :, Hr. #,f --.s-
BE at enacted by The Legislature of
West Virginia, That the city councils
or the city of Wheeling shall have pow
or to grant to manufacturers and
others the right to construct coal rail-
%aysthrough and along the streets and
and conditions, and subject to such
regulations and restrictions as said
councils may deem proper and expedi-
ent to avoid any unnecessary obstrnc
ton to the use of said streets and al
legs by the public. And all grants and
licenses heretofore made or, issued bv
said city councils for coal railroads
through and along the streets and al.
leys of said city are hereby ratified and
confirmed, and declared to be as valid
and effectual as if this act had passed
before such grants and licenses were
made. Provided, however, that MOTH
ing herein contained shall authorize
the use of steam power for the ypur-
pose Of propeling the machinery on
said roads. saGs -.r9 = -'T-'I' -, :
The bill was ordered to its, second
reading. .5 .e,.u..Is..7l / nue.
Mr.. Ferguson offered substitute for
the Senate bill in regard to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, and it was
ordered to be printed. 5.r..7ai. ~ II
ihe bill to preventative collection of
Interest in certain cases, was read a
tniTd time and, on motion of Mr.. Blair,
The following bills were passed: A
Dill to refund bounty taxes to soldiers:
a. bill9 to sincoFporAtes Ravenswood
Lodge No, 10. 1. Q. o. F.; a bill to al
low ALT. "A. Hager to construct dam:
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PARTRIDGE,R GALLERY
Notice.
Board of Health

DEPoRr of the Board ofHealtb of the CITY
lO of Wheeling, for the month of jan
uaIy, A. D., 1858.
Deaths from the following causes. viz.
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BRISTOL, VIRGINIA TENNESSEE FRIDAY NOVEMBER G. 1863

olumn Se H,c ,ver Mr.. B.rr's slsaplsss -.
hrltutr for the State, aul his patriotism
oozrs nui c 'pi mSy "a IN subj ,ct OF home
rahe aud the bu ld,ng mp Of Vrguil CT jes.
ana pltnded 10y this plt.iptc outponr,ng,
aud ''av' 70 pu5 on nv "spscS" to see the
snak lu'k'Dg in the grass Of a leading edi-
tnriu IN the same paper, which advocates
a rewriting 10 the snort line policy, the
tnrpw'ng of all freight aud travel from the
y ST and south west ont a. side borrower
! tn" OrAuga 70 ID in'1 BaU impre !; IN word,
cutting thu great iuguidr vein Of hur Virgin
"a cues, destroying Que half of the great
railway line connecting Sputhwest Virginia
aud Tennessee with the Sc tcolst, aud pour.
ing the wealth of Virginia into the lap OF
VI rylIud. AID yet Mr.. Barr says he is 10
favor ni giving General iahone a fair tri Al :
Ia toe, from an examination Of the files
Of tue Virginida, | conclude that on this
question ct CONSOLIDATE ~, Mr.. B arr has al
loved his prejudice and Selfinterest to get
the upper hand of his ,dgment, that he has
lost sight of the best interests OF the rail.
road aud the State, and instead of giving
bis attention to their improvement, he
spends most Of his line ia running around
over the country bunting up silly aud friyo-
luuS reports about G neral Malone, or
Sorsc still, spending week on an editorial
tr,iug to prove that consolidation is bad
thug, ga -wndle," because it has not in
one year enhanced the vdlne Of stock from
nominal 10, Ia which Mr.. Blrr's policy had
reduced it, TO par value.
But, W E ltor, am imposing on your
tune and patience. In combustion, viii
say, only, that think Mr.. Barr is wrong,
radically wrong. [ hops 10 is honestly
wrong bat the propo ition is so plain 10.
my m nd, that can't really cumprehen nd
no" any un-, protesting co umon sense aud
honesty, can misunderstood it. II | were
disposed to give our road iatal STAB, ami
bnug calamity upon the State, in disa1.
lrou> Consequences Inferior TO but one /
would purchase ptpar, AMI pu'sus the
precise course ,ho VUyiaiGR h 5 for the last
tSeive monrhs. NJ Barr demands a
cha g., and, probably fish Ny fears are
ne VIII gee a change, AMI with IL stone
and the thanks o the carpet-bagg
. ANTnER STuCKHoLDER.
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TIE CHARTER OAK.
(Wriiten Jtf,re The Old MonareFs faR)
BY GEORGE d. PRENTICE.


Tree Of the olden time a thousand storms
Have hurried through ny branches-cen.
turtles
Have set their s'snets on tbytrunk, and
g6uB
IN silence DER thee like this moonlight mists,
That move at evening DER tue bAttlements
0itne eternal mountains and vet thou
ShaRest thy naked banner in the Heavens
As proudly still Is when great Freedom FIRST
Crowned thee with deathless gloryi
Monument
o nations perished since thy form first
spians
From ito green throne Of forest many deep.
Aud burning tide of Human tears has flowed
Down to the ocean ofthe past, ugtl
It's every wave its bitterness-but thou
Art reckless still l-uO heart has ever throb-
bed
Beneath thy silent bresst aud, though thy
signs
Havs miusIed with the night. storm, they
were not
The r, QUEEN Of the nations that have gone
Down to the dust, like thy own withertd
leaves
Swept by the Autumn tempest
Ay-bloom on,
Tree Of the cloud and sun Grid on thy
strength
Yet there will come a time, when thou shalt
sleep
Upon thy own hill-tomb The marshal4
led storms
Shall seek but fnd thee nOt-and the peuG.
cline,
That long has been the c0usecrated home
OF Liberty and thee, shall lie as erst
Ia silent desol4tion Not a sound
Shall rise IRON all its confines save the
moan
o passing winds, tho clouds deep tone of
iear,
The noise Of stormy waters, and the wild
Aud fearful murmuring Of the earthquakes
voice
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come.
EARTHQUAKES IN CALIFORNIA IN oCTo-
| BIER, 1865
! In October, 1865, violent earthquake
shocks were felt ia California, along the
whole coast, from PetalumA to Santa Cruz
They were preceded by an eruption Of
Mount Hood, which, on the pa Of S .ptem
| her, began TO emit snOke and fame, and
continued 20 do SO for a ont a month. This
phennmeuUn had never been observed be.
iore since the settlement Of California. On
Sun lay, October !, tho small town of Elre-
ka, 81 uated on Humboldt Bay, was violent
y shaken. Nrurly every chimney 10 the
village was either thrown down or cracked
Goods were shaken from the shelves in the
stores, and a deal o. cruckery was broken.
The damage done amounted to several thou
sand dollars.
On Sunday, October Some week after
the earthquake at Eureka-San Francisco
experienced the most violent shocks that
are known ever to have been felt there. At
ab at noon, just as the morning services were
coming to an eud in the churches, two ire
meEdus shocks were felt. The congrega-
tons were panc.stricken. Fhe rush from
The crowded Roman Catholic Church On
Vallejo street WAS terrific. Toe air was
ruut with the screams Of women. The large
doors of the main entrance were carried
away, and many persons were tramplrd ~.
10 aud severely injured. The corniccs tel
from hundreds Of buildings, and chimney
came tumbiing down on tue roofs. The bell
# the City Hall began ringing from the vi.
brhtion OF the tower, and the front wall Of
The hail was damaged TO such an extent
that part Of it had to he rebuilt. TIE old
Merchant. Exc unge building was ais, bad
ly damaged. Fis,ures we're opened IN the
ground IN the lower part OF the city, and
ortions of the suriace we're perceptibly
raised above their former level.
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ENGLAND AND RUssIA.--The E1elish IN
India are about t. IN Ike military eXpedi-
tinn against certain tribes ia the Northwest
OF Iudia, adjoining Atganis an. These tribes
are continually dopredaring upon the Eng
fish settlements, aud the Elgiisn autho1-
ties have determined 10 euuuce them no
logger. The suspicion exists that the tribrs
are stimulated 10 their Expectations 10y liu %
sian emm,sslries. II THIS be so, aud Il Is
not 1t all improbable, The Eaglish, after
subduIug the tribes, VIII still have before
lhrm Atghanstan, which still supply a fine
field for Russian intrigue. The Euglsh
must take that aiso, Q make themselves
safe. and that ACCOMPLISHED, they will be
face to face with the Russian advance. 1t
Is believed Russia covsls Afshauislun, aud
will MT quietly see it Snhiugited by the
Engn.h. The French, who are ever on the
louk-ou for Ellllsh troubles, see in this az
air the germs OF an inevitable aud speedy
conflict he Veen Eagiaud Russia. - Rich
m1nd Wig d AaU.
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NIeIicnk
TO The PUBIC GENERAL LY.

nRS. TaMPLEToN a CARTER, having
IL permanently located in Bristol, Tenn,
would respectfully announce to the public
GENERALLY that they are now prepared TO
treat Cancer, in all It's forms, without the
use Of the knife They have IN their hands
q remedy which has been used successfully
ID hundreds of cases, aud having thor
engh knowledge of Medicine, none need
lsar to place themselves under their care
md treatment, They will also give par
licular attention to
DISEASES OF THE EYES,
kuch "a Srabismuss, (cross-eycs, Ptery-
kinm Cataract Chronic Inaamations, Sc. =
Parsons wishing TO place themselves under
our treatment can procure board in our
town at low price, or, if they prefer it, we
nlll visit them az their homes, An commu-
alcatious promptly answered.
Address TEMPLETON & CARTER,
Box l6, Bristol, Tenn.
(0ffioo in the Lancaster BuildingJ
aug IL 1868
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MEMPHIS, Oct. 2S.-Gen Forrest, in let.
ter to Il. n. Suackleiurd, New Haven, Conn.
which appears IN the ci.y papers, deuouuc-
es gen. Judsoi, K,lpatrick ia unmrdsured
terms, and refers hlm to Gen, B,s,ll Dnkc,
Of I.omayilir, who Nitl receive any c.nmu-
uicauol which fitzpatrick may deem prop
or. The letter refers 10 remarks m ide by
Gen. fitzpatrick, uud closes rs lolloSs:
al think the public viii justly me in de-
bouncing, as / now do, Gen. Jud,on XII
patrick ss a blackguard, lar, a scouHdrel
and poltroon. / he Is the bsroi1 figure be
would hay, bis Northern peop.e believe him,
IA, friend GEN. Basil ". DUKE, at Louis
vile, KENTUCKY, Is aRibor "a to r-ceiss on
my behalf any COMMUNICATION he may
choose TO make"
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MARS.
EateresiinD Planetary Dtscove-
Fies.
From he Boston journal.

L run VIC ID 'o-ou oNtAi mi
The planet Mars is the ooly object IN the
whole heaveus which is known TO c1hibit
features sim lsr to thoss Of our own nrlh,
aud the accumulated explanations aud dis
coyerits of astronomers during Ibe laI two
hundred years have resulted in the cou-
structiun Of globe representing the char
acteristics of this planet as astronomers be.
itVs them to exist. A. recent meeting OF
the Astronomical Society Of Eogland Doe
of Mars was exhibited, on which lana AID
seas were drpicturrd As upon an ordinary
terrestrial globe. By far the larger part ~
these auds aud seas were laid doga As we'll
known eutitirs, rrspeci ing which no more
doubt is felt among astronomers than Is felt
by geographers, cunceruinK the oceans aud
continents Of our own globe. An interesting
description 81 this gloAe appears in Frdzr'S
Magazine. To the lauds and seas dew, lopod
lu the planet are applied me names OF hest
astTouOmrrs whose researches have added
o our kn0wlepge on the subject Elch pole
IT Mars, 1t seems, is capped by ice, which
varies in extent accornug 20 the progress,
Of the seasons. Abound zach cap there is a
I,olar sea, the Nortuern sla beiog termed
tho Schroter sea; ihg southern, Philips
sea. The equatorial regiots Of Mars Bje
mainly occupied 10y extensive cunUnenls;
Jour la number, anl named Dawes COu;i-
uent, Nader Cuulineni, Secchi Coutnv Mt ,
and Herschel | (Sir W Continent. Be.
tween Dawes aud lluTscuel Ooutinents fl rvs
a sea shaped Ike gu huu:- glass, called Ia
ser Sea, the l4tge soUthBru ocean ont Of
which 1t flows beng demon Dated d awe,
Ocean. BetReen Mpdn'r una Dawes Con-
tnenis flows Dawes Strait, connecting a
large sou hern ocean aud q nurthern sea,
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JOHN x Is, Ed. D. d. S.

A GRADUATE in both Medicine aud
n Dentistry, but who devotes his time ex-
clusiyely to Dentistry, will be found at his
office; next door J., Eusor's Drug store, at
all times, except when professionally absent.
lie will visit Blountville on Monday of
each Court week. He will also bc at Jones'
Vile Lee county, at the Circuit Court.
Aug l4.n