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p0Jll advertisements are payable at the time of
theiripsertion. . V . - -, .- ,rM
mmercial, are entitled to one insertion in. the
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Wctkly, free of charge.
an
rd
r rohtrhCPPmpf to poison tnev rise, tueyruu iucui :
- . . . .. i i r the G(t trf p at the same
not only the whole air carried to me iuuS, uour mm u. - i -
u.,"ii, wtf Kwa i compel no lutea WllH linsilime auuicesm r..Vv-.- ,
""''"V""'''"""!-'.' -. . s . .-t. , uio;n.c r hP.ivM noon
foul secretion in the raouth.V Let parents iook eaiiiDg iuu .u- " -'l .hV,
to these things, and when, they see their themselvesand their families J andthuprac
children arUe Yn the morning with a pale tice is prescribed in their most ancient book.
countenance," head ache, darting pains in of law and dmnuy. are
Ae bad taste in the rnoutu ana;wo; umsauiuur, u.ai , --
ell to the condition ot I teeth ot any people in uie worm ,
' ' s. .t I - - " hmr odmmIp thpir tP.Rth
the mouth; for irt nine cases, out ot ten me cause is more reuiduau.c, - f
7 . . . ; 1 .. :.u cin o ennn no ih second set are per-
is Ttere : and while tney, nave ueeu lutmu u i "'i " - " . -
- " !.ftn Fmm the abscesses tect v lormeu ; iuus uuuS yrx . -
ins anus mccp ..-,--- ,; . . - , 4 nr ,u
hPPn min-linr itself with the life blood, objection tnai many uaw -
that is.carried But we have, already made thU article
human Doay. V. vm -9 . nfrpr thnn we anticipated. Thereare many
untiUheenemyArempved. vve Knowinai 1 things that might be said and 'some of
r,l0 i.BtftHr-'fA little attention upon their Lom.erui"iV 11 -. . - ' v
.v -w- T.. - ; - r- -wew!l gpeakoi nereaner.. xw
children in these imngs? a.m wuuM.w - hat have
is that any man may entertain any fonsti-
without lorieu-
I have
mnnv who already know
.ve'of- J
ten. shown aeionoiues oi: u cu-. a..-- - - , :r.i.roii hnmfitPd hv these
lilCUlj auu 11 iin-jr ciiuii j .
carW o! meir , u. ; fnr Knch these lines are not
as to what they really need., VVe have oi- --- - . . - - knQW
nd di3-4 Fcuu" " :.:(". ' , t
eased conditions of the mouth of children to
their parents, who never
them until pointed out. Uuery
thiofrs in some
favorites "of .he brute creation 1 Dr. E. Parm- m -mpto Jangag e.
"Prnm the are
Ololr, V MTtirvlar. a den- ' ' . ' . TfOR THE COMMERCIAL.
Jl olA. v f w j w j . - I ' - w v .- - - e. v
tist should be censnlted irora three. to tour THE LA 115 HiljiiiO i tuix. .
times a year : and at a later period once or You desire me .tn give you my views res
' i " , .
. ' FOR THE COMMERCIAL.
THE TEETH:. . ;
ftcir'striicture, importance and means ofpre&crvalion,
- BT DR. W. if. SHEHWOOD, DENTiST, ; . . ,
Ir. Lorino": Permit me- through your
..inmntn make some remarks, upon the
Teeth, their - formation, - time of appearing
number, duration", and some of the errors in
remrd to dentition ; hoping ihese few-lines
may be ol some service to those who are or
should be deeply interested.
At a very early period, of foetal life, we
find several small mucous-popillav situated
in a groove, lined with the mucous membrane
of the mouth, and ranging along the alveolar
ridge of each jaw. This groove becomes di
vided by the formation of transverse septa
into separate and distinct, compartments or
folliclcsonc for each tooth ; they gradually
augment until they attain the. shape and
cIt-p nf the crowns of the several classes of
teeth they are respectively destined to pro
duce. "At this point of their prmatioii they
begin to ossify ; first upon the, cutting edges
of the incisors, the points of the cuspidati
and bicuspides and tops of the molares ; then
the whole surface of their crowns, until they
are completely invested in a layer of bone ;
lnvp.r after laver is deposited, one withiri the
other, until the process of ossification is com
pleted. : '. .
. This deposite of bone takes place from the
circumference to the 'centre and is secreted
from a pulp : and, to use the comparison of
Dr. J. Hunter, it bears the same relation to
the tooth that a snail dops to its shell.
While this process is coing on, Uie cna'mel
nnA rAnto ni Kp tpptli hpffin to form. - This f..ca tn Ipt ihp nponle know. Trom motives
Our
give
t;,rht tn imnart knowledge., though clothed
- . , . . w .
simple languag
Ilacemyferous
r had seen or noticed hints; our object will be accompltshed.
U Query: TTfould object is not to invite cntic.sm but to
twice a year ytor, tue purpose or e - "r flrt:M of our
moral of such causes as may prod uce disease, ma(urej amidst the cares' and claims of pro
tntional view upon
nr anv other simiar subject
:- i,iins!tinn' in the whl? pa"ty.
not time now to putsue.tnis suojm iuiua .
and establish this position by close argument,
j.:. :..,-. tv.;-! tn Tvft thp. character ol me
wo parties the eftect ot the recenv ei..u
s apparent. All siaes aumu ui.i. v -----
of General Scott was occasionea uy ihu,.-
reasonable conviction that ne . was ioo
matety associated with W. H; Seward. The
fact that tne aeieai oi otuu cuuvw-
plevaiion of Pierce seems liot to have enter
ed the minds of .the. unsatisfied. Ihose pro-
pincr to be Whigs who -voieu mr ncrtc,
,vPrP indififerent to the great measures upon
W liiph the Whisr par y was fouidcd , an d by
their own admission reduced th e issu e l o a
mere sectional one, thus in the hrst. move
ment adopting the characteristic of the loco
Tmrtv- Now being a strong wlng and
.nniun nana nnnone ii w - u-
v-v i rp.rrpt that ail tne evus onuuuuu
have been brought upon tne pany uy -iuu
whora I have always regarded as conserva-
. ; -,;a-co nr li nv tneir iici uie
live hi : men ,iv..-, -r -j -f
t,r Kai! hp disorr-anized then tne reor
JranizaUon will be completed upon a laction-
ri i,:. nfi thn ihp. conservative: innuence
t,M.0rtrv PTPrPlRP.rt DV'llie- V uin v -v
be lost to 'he country, just at a time when it
:, mnet inUTipnsable.' If the strong-cords of
principle, which have heretofore brought and
kept the party together could; not-prevent
faction, it. would be unreasonable tobelieve
.i , lor. nnt p tn its sumrression. The fac-
t;m,nl nnpstion has however been raised, up
on a case entirely hypothelxaHt-is true , yc
iho pbr- novverlul in us euai.
V.I W . w w
any misclnrwlifch is likely tfi occur." It i fssional' engagements, will afford yoursel
.. , T.;.u,;n,iPo,;,!,n,il ihp onv rrrn tifip.at ion. thev are gladly given, bn
tne practice The les said or done respecting their, publi-
larger cities of Europe, to have the principal 0Prder To realize pre-
Academiesana noaraing huiiuuis aucimu j wisely where we have ttoatea ouring, uie re
rinnf;.tW Crx r i k p . mi mnsfi o f exa mi ni n a and I or.t ctnrm ; li-t na fiance at our course. 5s. tb
1CHII910, v x- . t . I v-i.. I V u . ."j- , , . . . ' f I
- r u oo ttP-o mnv r- inSilrt nr at least within the past lew years,
l,c,,u . . TT,,t. rotr nt p. lpiidp.r. Henrv Clay, we
t hp.sp - ororans. . in i l"luw v ' r " . r - -
n
auire : and in respect . to
point of beauty, the people of Europe far
surpass the Americans, How , much this
beauty of the teeth may be referred, to the
care that is taken of them in yottlh, hundreds
r- .: : From the Journal of Commerce.
nVANA, December 8, 1S52 .-The steamer Fill
t ipft for Washington on ttie i um., fa"
in' us timo for the advices. " . -
Capt. Gray, his son, and crew, o uie j
Snffolfe,-are at large, uapi. uruy m
until the cause terminates, under personal securi
ty The crew are ordered aboard of vessels wue re
they have been' shipped, and not permitted to
come on shore. .
All rejoice, I believe, in tfce lermiimuujv
Crescent City disturbances, of which the Kano dd
fair version ill. the edition oi una
none
of dentists iri this country can testify.-
In nressintr this subject upon the attention the mental magnets around which vrerejueea
of paU f bi acedof hav . SSaSl
eve to our own interest ; yet, it parents and seciions at times. Thus protection to
- i if r ? .
find the Whig party gradually acquiring
strength with age, and it needs not the deep
penetration of genius, to discover the ele
fnonta of that hpafthv ftrowth. The Internal
firp which electrified the body, the heart that rkrpiirh interests, are triumphant and
nnimofoii't xxTtt a t h f. v 1 1 a 1 nower o f P n ne ip J cs j 5-4 u a sTi rn i Bsi o na above 'alluded ' to.'".- the
as eternal as their essence-truth. - 1 hey were
The
,nni nil. nth pr Rp.ntt. wn 55
evil IS now UMluaiijr ;.yvv T V -
obnoxious to the charges made against' him,
thf thpv wtrwthe invention of the astute
,iltnr nfilrR Herald. The question has been
W, TT. Seward has been defeated
say these "stupid WhigsV without reflecting
tin t .h.ir rartv follows his condition and he
rna dpfpated bv the opponents of -Utg
" And thus whilst locolocos are crow
Inrr nvPT the defeat of the Whig party these
quondam whigs are equally joyous. , '
The Whio- party is iri mourningv and r W
H Seward shares in their fortunes. Free
trade, territorial aggression, anu-improy-
c t-.a nf Australian Gold Arrived
SCVCfl ,
Englaud.
: On November 23d, three- vessels arrived in the
river Thames, f.W Australia, with the extraordi
nary quantity of upwards of seven tons of go.d
on board. One of the ships, the . Eagle, was
freighted with the largest amount of the precious
metal ever Y,novn to arrive ia one vessel, viz:
150,000 ounces, (upwards of six tuns:) and of the
value of Kioro Mhau XCOO 000. - The other ships
are the Sapphire, from' Sydney, with 14.CGS ounc
e's on board, and the Pelham, from Sydney, with
27,762 ounces. The Waitland also arrived a day
': . . " BAn..r .tvtt'h 14 Sfi ounces.
or two since hum pvviivj,
x Atari na has a
, . ....... . . Wuww - - r j - .tr
The effect upon our business prospects however; as W been the wealth brought
is decidedly "gor; -A' r - over by the Eagle,' the ship Dido is expected m
There is no alteration in our markets since my f da wii1 far snass it, having on
last advices. Exchange ana ireiguis iu
Of the first? but small transactions tbe last, more
Aressels and offers forbusiness appearing. ..
Tfv renorts will be closed st .the enU ot tne
week, for any American steamer that may offer.
Northern produce, in good order, wouiu oii;
remunerating prices. .
Lumber" is paying, and none in first hands. --v.-o
rnwV vfit in1 the: 'cisterns, and a
board ESO.000 ounces or about tea tuns aud a half
of tTio precious mi-tftl.'r, Tiro Neptune, with ii.ix.u
ounces; the Andromache, 42,0ol ounces, ana oiu
er ships with as'ialuable freigh'a, are nearly due
nsvn thp admissions above alluded to.
Seward faction alone have suffered defeat in
their scccess. In other words, the Whigs left
are "Seward men.'' I need go no farther to
conduct, you to the conclnsion;1 you may find
it wiihnnt assistance. Instead of, remaining
o-uardiaus would pay more attention ' to this Amer;can industry seemed sectional in its in the partyt and by their power in that pos;
rnhipri the services of the dentist would be effect; simply because-iVewEngland had tion overcomirvg faction, we ri30 the-oppb-u-'
-'. .v j rnu- mnrftind.istrv to protect them than any other npnt9nf wB. Seward: attempting to anfii-
less irequentty requireu. - r,, . y- -rinciD,e wa, general in Hts "the Whiff party to fiect his destruc-
fornished witir light: upon this subject, yet aim: Under it Charleston might equal Low- ,i0D the efTect of which is, that the friends' of
e to Jet the people Know, wi,..vc ell in the pride oi ner creaiive unicipiicc wn,cr measures are iouuu uamiua flgam" "'c
of self interest deserve nothing neur.r .uau us aesign anu cucw iyuv. .i'v-. u,u..u-u enemies or oewai u, i .uu.u ,u .; -
nch I against ioreigi, uui nuiiuciuftgoiuot "uu." . tempt lo anvB iuch oui ui a j wciov v.
, -" ern interests. So witn. river ana naroor-jui-J principles, is"liere,iauniuy uiuiraieu.. a b
nmvpments thev might seem to be section-1 'ha'pnr.tp.ristic of meft composing such a par-
n tl Tlf fli St I ir.ni K ncKp. throuirh life, b
U y V O y-s-1 mmt w T
knowledge l a.T)osi"tivo good j and jthose
ing it in possession are bound to make it aj but are in reality'hational; To our ; nation ty is not a periodical union
known if thev would lay claim to being , pW- belonsr those highways of commerce, -there- povver'but; an,; idefitity''of
for the sake of
sentiment. The
in this or other thins iore,io our - ,nauu .: 6 ."r-: man wno opposes MiB.y t"tpw ... .wv.,.
-"M-.t t- mrnund (hem:The Mississippi rolls past hPnr.P vorf berceiVe the absurdity of
is concerned. man v States, and its snags impoverish.' or its auemntinff tode'iach the individual by leav-
ition of our children and improVements enrich the farmer, of Ohio, ,or, jno liind' the only prominent advocate ot us
Parents the planter of Louisiana without any immc-!
. -. Tit !J : 5. O 4 .. I .v I
diafp pMftctnnon ourisrapire oiaie. aci x
A II - 1 - M n. v it s- Oi-k
measures.- as wen aneiupt u wunuci v"
pn-pmv bv placins in his hands your-own ar
tillery j my conclusion then is that in any
ovvnt ; W. H. Seward is iust wnere nis op
nVvnonte'chnnld'-nnt wish him to be. - He - has
ii ii v ii - -
' . . . .
pulp i3 the mould for the teeth,; for the tooth
always assumes its precise shape and form.
This pulp waVcrf vascuhrr - body ;and be
comes visible about the fourth nionth of fcetal
jile. The enamel is secreted in nearly the
same way as the bone, arid is the hardest hanthropists ; whether
substace in the human body. JJetwcen this t wnen the pubjic good
and the . bony part of the tooth . there is a The physical cond
very delicate membrane, which often ren: youih is almost wholly overlooked
dcrs the teeth very senwuve auu tender upT eraploy etlicient teacners io UCvciuF .uU. ;;rm1(1-f that nobh3 stream, as if from
on the slightest decay.', . minds, to form their manners and often hedge earijestrboVhood I had listened to its rustling
Th(ir jmiMi-rtRce usuallv takes place in thpm nrmmd with the very best lessons of wnfPrH. . ' '" '
the following manner: The two Jroni teeth moraiity and virtue. The avenues to the The great piauorra upoii. wiiium .?'.. the aid oi his own peculiar auu,wu.
i! 'j .ni.'in.. . thpir . ',a nfik n,;(K.Uo,niinoli party stooa ana wnere "success , F"'u become tne ; leaser or au iat,
ineuciijaw aits w,.vu f . r'm near :are yua. ueu v.w.n ard was lhe 7nrcansystf-m and Whirra from principle. Sectional questions
cutting 'eb.apei and.; make 'their- appeara nee. cf a ; tender conscience and a lively apprecia- wniIst it yielded. to no sectionaT. teriSptan?; are temporary; but whig principles are endu-
. . . -. . i - m . i -i -- t i. i "i. - . t . i.j i - r l i r - .
from the 6th to the .Bin montn ine iwo tlon ofriffht and wrongj wnne me avenue me re-adoption, oi jne jjonsmuuoii ouiu ;nrr; , Opposition lounaea . upon jacuon- wm
-M- rn-r'7,- inpitfti.R fwrn ihp 7i li to .K- htret.ai'hpini la n mass o disease, de- have been a burlesque upon lis roouo. uu i Knnnort based upon principle win grow
... , o.u - 'ttk t'ms.7rt.- r rJnr1- L .... -1 j s mnlrP nni.k- respect to sjavery or mere sectional interests - 5tre,,sth. : W- HrSeward Could have been
wo xuiu r..r": jormuy uuu uFu.j,, . k:nfiwfi thought no 'nafionar party 1 Tho atfemnt to extinguish him
en to behold the sight. How can the trame . ,r. - rfere; We obiected to the war with r him a star of the first magnitude, and
vvnrl : ihp bones i the muscles, the nerves, the I MptIpo because in U we saw the elements of rea.'that however ffreat may be my person-
l i .1 .' ..nni.i oni thp ihnnsand difFereriti epjonai'fiUrife.: thus 'avoidins even the possi- svi.ipp.i'ions to him.- 1 must oppose, Whig
U1UUU . vcoori v v..v. j.. , .ww . j T -. ui U.-IVV.- -- - , '-,'. i v
. . . ' 'J- noKfn! h 1 bib occasion of danger.. We saw; Locofoco- -m,--.: mv only eround for party ac
nnptc wnien HDIT nOSB llltS WWCU umviijut. sv l , --- . . ... .. . .1 - .
" r . t nii.f itcoit s nnp t imp. wiiii one - brc-.liuii.
second.molarsrQm the 24th to 'the 28 th month. ansj continue healthy vyhUe the very ports to another time with another simply io obtain
Thpsp. teeth are twenty in number, and arei this Rmnonam oi Heaven-'s noDiesi worn, is nower. Bui whilst its waves rose and ien
- - - i x i . i r .... . . r
called the milk or deciduous teeth, froQ tpeir conslantlv filled' wlh disease and diseased whether overturned bjr inetr transieni lorce.
being lostaOera eertain tiWe,he, are nour- tobstans:
ished by arteries which carries the blood into parts of our subject. our country. During all this time the Whig
them through a small aperture at ine point j pere is one thing.in particular ,mai-i wwu party was neither a slavery nor an .auu &ia-
ATJCIt FH03I TURK'S ISLAND.
' Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
- 0 rand Tcrk Turk's Islands, Nov. 30, 18o2.
Shipwreck-Supply of ' Salt-Desperate 'Mutiny on
prost cct of it opening at'an extremely high price, ' the' American brig Sophia Ydhw Ftrcr
for the Crst cargo, 2j to 2' reals. r dtdLigU and ' Export Charges- Scarcity in the
- The Cherokee reached her anchorage at past . , Markets, i ' l . v ?
0, and leaves for New Orleans at 12 T. to-day. ' The Br. Wig Orion, of St. John, N. B., Captam
We have no mails by her, which has set the Ex- j7urnace; wa"s wrecked on tho eastt-ru side of, Salt
change and other business wheels very much out Kt.y 0n thnight of the 27h . inst., and became ,
of "geary and to'sbmo'it will prove a very; serious a total ; loss. ' She had loaded with salt at ; Fast,
injury: ' All well all quiet. , ' B. V.'. " Harbor,' twenty miles from this port, and was on
Arrest and Secure of Cou.Ttei felt Money. her way back to Grand Turkto cair off for advi
On Saturday'cvening last chief pblico Morgan. cesr when she s't.uck the reef where sho now lies,
with five officers; made a descent upon a house in . Not less than 280,000 bwlielsof salt rernam n
West Troy (N.Y.) . long suspected of being- the sold at theso islands-12o,000 here, 100 000 at
heac JlrLs of a botodous counterfeiter and his Salt Key, and about 50 or 00,000 at East Harbor,,
accomplices,' and, after a desperate struggle, ar- The price, ranges from II to 12 cents per bushel. ,
rested Robert Morrison, proprietor of the house The mMjri.gb! Smalir sails toJ
TTnon his nersoh were found 1,256 in counterfeit . Ihe American uu0 ooi ma, v F '
n't" alio, hroe lunterfctt half .Ma,,. oiSi.t day for AtexamUia Uh a J""-.
no ; , , , . .-.-nnVv It is has two of his men in irons they having been
qnarw.-eaaic,,,! S114 f;- , ' rar . ft mulioy ,,.c flrst day ul lr, lar-
sapposca Mornson, ."--"i. -.". s .i.f.rtattemptins the life of the.
S50,000,to S bttW eomplete charge of the vessel. The mat. ,
tnroogn; .... -v driven over the bow and kept there until the .
Stain-came on deeW and fought Ida av to. the;
eS. There IS no UUUUt Ul I . tL ' - .I' i.s.-.....n.n nr,rl nnnmiri. rr-
federates ver mnA of 5eV,
has emanaieu, auu me aiicoi. io w-1 o---- . ...
rate struggle. . , . ;
: The yellow fever has now disappeared from a
mong us,' with tho exception of a single case at
this Time in my own family which is mild. Num
bers have died with th dreadful scourge ; but
they were mostly strangers, who had not; been
long in the colony. My own attack was most vi
olentaTid at one stage of it reeovery doubtful ,
The deep salivation will not soon ceaso its effects,
I fear, with myself and 'others thus afflicted by it
recently. :;i-- '-.:?Jrt'" ''T -':''-' ' ' '"
The new light house here is declared to bo a
most excellent one by all shiivmasters who sge it.
It can be seen from aloft in clear weather, at least
30 miles. Vessels' pay 6 centt per ton light mo-.
in circulation
sidered one of the most important made hi a long
time. Commercial Advertiser. "' ' ' '
" '- New York, Dec. 14, 1852.
James Brady residing at ManbattaiiviUe, was
billed oh Sunday night last, in an affray at a port
er-house, in the 12thrward of this ibity,: A large
party pi men were pit-ocui, ...vs- .r..r
Pi-ady' received .a Inumbeiof stabs by some, of the
party fana died shortly after! Patrick ;i"itzpat.
rick one of bis companions, nau c,is icu tinu uat-
tured, and received a dangerous 6tau m iue.&mc.
ITp was taken- to" the hospital. Thomas Lee, an
other of the patty,' received two scalp wounds and
'other injuries, and Charles iitzpatriCK was oirai-
. i. - ; j, j mii"' 1- r, l,s 'Kt.sl Tnnrrlpr in
larly wounaea. xxii - h j Bot heavy. - -
this city within two days, all - ot wnicn.onay . , - e flrgt of January nest the cxpovt duty
traced to rum
in teeth are four in number j the two eye j
and two stomach teeth, or, Canine teeth, from
their resemblance to the teeth of the dog," are
seen from the 18th to the 20th month, and the
parly-:, action
nr ndnr.t W. II. Seward.
If I have leisure, 'andyou desire it, I may
fpr m this subject iiereaitcr. tnis
mut'h will suffice to put you to sleep now.
of,the root. This aperture also forms nj to'calfthe attention of parents to j.and that very party it w composed oi indmrtaais'
'T " .. :'F , .. -.. ti I antorfaininrf onnosilft VIEWS UDOn lh"13' and
itsap
... . J " - " " ft -'i- . . i
,is there expinded and receives me name pi ance 6ac& of all the others bdoui ine age vi Upon measures
v . - From the Sumpter Banner, of Dec. li.
Wilmington' and Manchester: R..R. Company
From a recent report of tie affairs of-this
Company which was laid beiore.ttie ljegisia-
we - ure tsuppueu
as to the pro
s. . I . . . I.
gress
opemngfor the passage ol the neie. wnicn i3 the first molars ol the permanent set. rtthpr anhipp. is which could not be made "the ture by its able' President we -
may be regarded as the life of the tooth, and ig the arge jaw tooth which makes its appearr Df membership with any national party. I' with much valuable information
tout the affe OI n.. wvaoctwoo intrsvl,-1s.H .ntn Cnnoresa ' in 1 trress ot the work.
O IIJ I III II IU&aOUI VvO lUWWWWVvw . " I 1-1 .
... 1 K - .. . . . ! . . 1 ITT ' - - tffc.M .nrtfl I V.n fm
dental polp-or in tnore ;mraon . language: Ueven years; and parents thinking w.I. whiclv were not
the nerve of.theoth.: It is the exposure oi be followed by a new tooth like the -joiners ; !; "adoot any .ide without track, running from the Camden Pranch to
this nerve bytdecay oi the tooth and its con- give it no attention and often it is suuerea io i uestron t0 his orthodoxy, thi
tjonant ,-.! mmatmn that nrndncetS the Well I t'l tUn V,,)5 unlh thp. i-ithP.rs. 1 here ! .,vKQr. nrrn rflppfinrr thai
'. l . . . . . , . s w.. I J -,- i. . . .: I. , . i . ;,Tsn. T-.-.re.' .mtvn I a , iha timhop Holjvprpfl finn the. bridre con
Known sensation oi foom ow. - .x .uo .. f is a Dlvine:wisaom aispiayeu m uie uabCU ur4 ..v.w -r -7--"- - oll - , . l(lM(linws for thp track, whic
- 1 . - - -- - . h. ' m. t n r 1 nrwf n firn iii ri v nun 11 uuu ali ikiiiii. a.i u axv.a iii aw m rsv t
.vaion of these teeth up to the time that tia- ance of this t00th at this, particular . ume, JV, fiihting in their would have been long since completed but
lure has fixed upon for their disappearance, wnen the oilier teeth are of very little use in apkg---andra,raQre-moi for the want of the iron. .-which ...has .been in
should be a matter of solicitude with;. every.. Wrindinn- the food, and fast disappearing. seen than that recently united .upon "ohe'ob- Charleston, awaiting transportation for some
parent and guardian ; and they should, be Thege teeth, four in number, are. the most ject, namely, to obtain ppwer. . vve unu montns. .rue 5; erv-of
!: . . ; jr? ... I,r ! V- v 'Wk5 i: 1 n Ti ' Vivl'is.' s. s,r .k0,sv PAote and Fletcher,an Buren and Venable I Company had oouiracted for the delivery o!
ireatea in au rpec a v a jajportant, lyr mey ure u. .a,ak - brolheriv embrace, striving fbr what ?To the rron but have not delivered any to tne
lust as we would treat the teem 01 aauus iur jars:are C0Vered with a thicker layer 01 ena- . nm. Rt - n(rest in thv o-eneral Government; iroad since the Congaree bridge was swept
ARRIVAL 0E STEAMER ARCTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
on salt will be reduced -from. 'one -cent, to' half a
cent per bushel,- which will canse the port charges
on vessels .taking salt to be less than ever, t
withstandingthe light dues. .a, ' : ;
tct vsvo c- Tir. 14 n p M. The. American Our market 13 almost oare ui uu ,
rnail steamer Arctic has just reached her wharf, lard, hams, pilot breadcheese, &c.; and of all de-brin-ins
dates from Liverpool to the 1st of De- 6C, iptions of -vegetables. Rice' is also as scarce
cember and from London to the yuth ot iovem- and as high as tne ouicrumuwutvuu.
ber. ? She brings 71 passengers., xne Aieuvs Va.
sed a steamer, supposed to be the Baltic,' on Sfon-
dav, in lat. 43 03, long. CG 5G. The steamer Afri
ca arrived out on the night of the 29th.
KMIIjAJNU. - - -
- The Earl of Derby has announced formally in
Parliament the determination of the government ,
to adhere to the principles of free trade -
Parliament intended to adjourn on the 10th
inst;, for a recess of nine 'weeks. rv - . -
- The ladies Of England convened in meeting at ;
the mansion of the ; Duchess of Southerland, on
Yours, &c,
B. E. 8.
DARING ROBBERY AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, Dec. 14. Mr. Hooper 0. Hicks, the ,
Collector of Ltho Customs at Vienna, in Dorchester
county, Maryland,-whilst passing along' Lombard
street, near South, at half past -five o'clock this
evening, had a rope thrown around his neck, and
was dragged into an alley by three men, and rob
bed of three thousand dollars-five hundred in
gold, twelve hundred in Baltimore notes, and a
draft for fourteen hundred on New York, and his
watch. At the instant he was assaulted a hand
ful of lime was thrown into Id mouth and eyes,
the 20th, to adopt a memorial to the ladies of the
thp aholition cf slaves
u-owlca SUTV "7 V. t YnAhA hlindinPhim. The robbers esca-
rv It was attended by many or tne nignosiramt 7," " " A . ,
V "l d - .s- ped before he could recover and give an alarm.
n lalonsequenee of the extraordinary , activity His pockets were all cut open and the flesh grazed
;,. thp Fi Pnrh Navv Yards, eovernraent lias re- with the knire.
their preservaitonjand to this end every child mej ahd are so placed in the mouth that we. And why 1 "Because each has a sectional away by the August freshet.
ofthe age oTVee years should be accustom- canWind the food with less effort' of the jaws and none rational end, and the party hay. The. trestle tvork ZL
Vd to the use of the toothbrush, and it should ny 0nd WitH these ofenest com- ing 00 lll
be a daily visitant in their mouths, to the end mence3 the destruction or the teeth. It is a d mat he Whig party is composed of equ- across the Pee Dee, which will be construct-
6f their life.' 'As another means of their pre-! y common thing to Pnd these teeth so de- aiy inconornious' materials, : but it has ho- ed upon cast iron piles, -will soon be begun. ;
m me eastern. euu w iuc iua.u, mu ..vi,.v
servntion we should plug them. ..What, says
one in as lonUhm en t : '-Plug the teeUV'ofchil
'dreri V? To this question I say, by all means
I O . - .!--. . . m t
- ' f -'"-L.-i..Ui,. r. ihn s,so rr I Tna Ts f t Krt few f ra ncii Tinrtir e ! em en B. lnerc
caved asip require -p.uS.ua V":- rt(T , thPir at. h-,a ,AVA -with erjualor sreater rapidity.
II nOl UUlV WICU.-IUJ I 1 I I., U nonnKlo I TT"i. iho TlTIl m Tn rrt sviv tprmimia thlrtV-PIlT ll
.sv y nTQF I I I M I I II III 1 Hr V I s I I I W IX I ILWIllflU I II I dill lIlll WliUAl.Jv CUBA VVs Ju X. v 1 - urn - - -
I fir 1 --'' - ,.. . , I '- I 1 A . I s-. .-t .4 x- - 'I itr lull AfQ.
nine or ten years ; and
and preserved, they, from contact, injure
after make their ap-
plug them. - We have tested this practice in new teeth, which soon
4ie teeth of children in our own family, -and 1 pearancc. - '- '
lso in that of others, and besides preventing I These teeth should be carefully watched
solved to call for an Additional 5,000 men for the
British navy. ' - ' ' . ' "' ' 4
Disastr'bus floods have again occurred in vari
ous parts of England, doing great'damage There
had also been great loss'ofl the coast of Scotland,
among the shipping,-in Consequence of violent
galea.-
More Consular Difficulties at Acapulco.
A late San Francisco paper says : ; " Thei e was
quite an excitement at AcapuTco when the steam
er Winfield Scott left, caused by conflicting claims
to tne TJ. S .Consulate. Mr. Rico holds the seal,
and Mr.' Foster, the newly appointed Consul, is in
Dpsspssion of the Has: and tho books of the oPJce.
-. 'i hp tripnas 01 toe uruuuovu uuuuuh, uhviiuu. r - - - ... ,
. 1Be iriruu30luf y Thp tPftmers7infleld Scott and Independence re-
and North American steam Bcrew:ouip vsoiupaujf --- . . , ... ... .. . .
i IUSCd 10 recognise en 11 er ujr ui:i.u.iuj imrii i'.i-
tJ .nni,.i tn fSmrfirrmpnt. in its favor.;
AaZZ 7m :Barmah announce the capture of ! pers ; Mr. Rico rbrbid either of the steamers from
Prume withbut little loss on either side.: leaving without having first deposited these pa-
r..,m Pi, Rtat that negotiations are Prs with him, ..This the steamers refused to do
H.tPd between England and France hen he applied to the authorities at Acapulco to
iJOVt IJ VVM-Js."- 4 -f
for Uie modiflcation of thctariffi of the two countries.--
' . '--' ;- ''.,'""-;' Wv-v.. :'' -: '.--- -'
: A select committee has been appointed in the
House of Commons to investigate the charge of
iwtiiA'si thp Derbv elections, in which the Sac-
detain them. This the authorities refused to do,
and the steamers left without complying with Mr.
Rice's demands." -
- . ' - . t . -1 r 11
t ntpra.t thpm. . mi es are already completed ana in iuii ope
bVsT VVlllv.l . . ; . . m - . . . . f - I !
The nationality of the whig party is so ration making the aggregate eigniy-iive mites j
venerable and withall so powerful that lac- of road completed. -:,! .
tion shrinks from its presence. Hence what- The Company have been losers to a sen-
ever may be the opinions ot such men asjous extenrny tne 'remissness wuu which nun
d il found Qjyvnd -geward,' upon Slavery, they ; for the track has been delivered, by the South
ily means jiave neVfer crivetf less Whig principles, nor Carolina Railroad Company. - Indeed this
detached themselves trom the wnig pany, latter company are eii
and formed one upon single sectional ideas.- ed by freight or else ai
Thus you perceive that however diverse the menus oi transport
mff ho .iht: cntimpnti? of individuals com- cotton has been allow
nosino- the vhi" "party, they admit none but d various sections and many of the planters of
x cs - i .1 . . . . . - t 1 " . 1 r t . . . . . rt . .
ieir cunuii 111 wag
laat troublesome complaint of tooth ache, so 1 an(j 0ften examined by a dentist, and if found
. . . . - j 1 . . . ... . ' . . . .
common amoriir ctv dron. we nave Dreserveu 1 i.oT7nft 6hmiM hp. mured as tne on
the teeth to them as orn-ans of mastication. of their preservation Neglect them j they detached themselves from the whig party, latter Company are either sadly overburden-
-. .. - - , . - ... --. . j:' nnH fnrmpl one unon sincre sectional laeas. ed dv irewoi qj- eise mc ;reduy ucuueut .
up wine ume woe a. ..nature , replaces uieu. become diseased, anti tuey ui iu, ui tXu
with a lar?er and more nermanent set. a others ' ' , . v.- xmnimpnit! inrtividnals com-1 pntton hna been allowed "to accumulate at
il is uie opinion 01 many cniinen.t vuj :une siciwy ucctu.vM . 1 posi
.1,-.. il f; . f i.iL.. it,. ...stil - Anrl nnSanna flTI lh PfiSL. ' :. . ... ' Jnati
u.'issis uiai uic .uiBibciui iceui are uie vti-i ; .-vs , , ,....w.v r. . . t - ..J.. H , . . . r -4r,.,. r, - .let
inter- Parents cannot be too particular in urging, at least such has oeen meir pasx . iiteiurv. h ons e?guiy mes w uwuc sfu .u-A
inier I . .. rurcuib yainiMi r.. ... 1 . j ; . 1 ri.-. .i .tvsv.'-nst ron' fin,i nonpflH v to t nn th s nw mnwmpnts nf the South Car-
ence'is. that if the "first teeth are sickly and and, if needs be.- compelling, their children toA destrov the general 'party at any olina Rail Road Company. '
iseased, the second' set will beartheir image.: habits of cleaniiiess --wan tneiri-ieeui.-;:. . cor-thc purposa ofsecuring-vSiugle'. sec-1 . : , ' v
, Durins; the present year the ."receipts of the
American Board of Commissioners' for Fereign
Missions amonoted to '209,703. "...
Some of the evils arising from the: decay of practised while young the Aaciw win soon ue. tiemal'ends. forming parties oi every vane y
ihempraryUtthiiB thus summed up by Jbrmed, andHhey w.ll early prize the luxury upon 1
an cminentXriter upon this subject ""By of a clean, svveet mouth,; too highly to W
,We are told b v Mr. Joseph Murphy, in his i'ettng whatever locality. 'Tt rhay contain
'ileca'v of Hie temporary teeth; ilslininrrinem- take their morning repast without this c.ean-i fnat..ne characteristic ofthe whig
"Ura nCtnn ovnrto'ofl f n (T in nnapftnpnpp I cinrr r maz? . '. r- il'frin rtv iq nnnflSltlOf. tO a.11 SeCllOn34 JaoUca, tXl-
U UliLf Ul I Wii V-iOVvVl U-tA Vsl SAW&V.V4WfWUWWC4U 1 w o j . . t, J I'wi r - "If .
. 1 rt 1 ' - ' ' ? - " . " J
.becomes inhameu : giving rise 10 pain, anu
eiien nines to aiveoiar uobcess-.. nu ueoeusis
and exioiiaiion 01 .tne aiveuiar process, uuu
sometimes to considerable portions of the jaw
bone.' TliC writer. has "often seen these ab-
natural history of the human teeth, thai the men obnoxiouson account ol their conspicu
tWp0 nrfTL-Lvtons d'nd-the Bramins in par- ons advocacy of unpopular measures at par-
,.wt..v.w vs. s..-.vvktw, - i;.l.Tilma hilt Bf IOnrr 3 inOSB lUCUSUlcs
DEATH OF FANNY WRIGHT.
, Francis Wright1 Daresnaont, better known as
Fanny Wright, died ia Cincinnati on Monday week.
She had , been confined to her room for many
months, having never recovered from a severe fall
ticulaf, are extremely delicate in every point I nt np.'i;,r to either Darlv such advo
relfit'ing'tb the'teeth. "Eyer'y morning when caCy j3 n0 heresay. My conclusion therefore I which occurred to her U;t winter.
t7 Bounty Tands and the Old Soldiers.
- The soldiers of tho war t 1S12 residir ia
retaryof War, Lord Beresford, is implicated. ? phiiadelohia. hare" adopted " resolutions ur-ir-r
Ttrpaciirp" have been taken by' ffovernracn.t toi n,a n or-t f ?nt?pp tn sa 1
put the naval depots at Jamaica, Augusta, &c. in
a state of defence. , . '
' The Bank of England is now selling American
eagles at 70s. 7d. , -:
'-.'- f IvAINUXi. '
The Empire was to bo formally proclaimed on
the 2d of December; On the next day the beK-
Congress as an act of justice, to so modify tic
present bounty land law as to grant one huoJrc 1
and sixty acres of land, in every instance; ard ia
case of tho death of the widow, the benefit cf tho
law should extend to the children generally ; an I
where any unmarried person was in tho service,
and is now dead,, his parents, and in case of their
3 ' T ' . X. aU . .1 .1. , ...., V
ate will be convoked to settle the cmll rf of the ' ... -i-sv-.t- - tmiinr i,rt.w r.
. V tV HW I mmvj w , WW's l J ) V'l
. . l . m fir.- .
tne uartmoor anu lripou prisoners, ana their
Emperor- and the salaries of the members of the
Imperial family.
Some of the legitimists had resigned in the de-1
partments, in compliance with the manifesto of.
Henry yr. ' ' '!r:''' :-' : " ' " '
The report is confirmed that Henry V. is about
to issue a manifesto to all the Princes of Europe,
protesting against the usurpation of Bonaparte. '
The Municipal Council of Straushurg has voted
to present the : Emperor with the Castle of that
city for the Imperial residence, v . 1 V. '
families y and the same provision for sailors r,s is
granted by the present law to the marines.
, Wreck of the fichr. Argo and Fio-s cf ri!
Boston, Dec. 14. The schooner Aro, NI:
son,',of, Provinceton, bound from Jacnul f,.-r
ton, capsized at Euajn ft- squall, Novell - r
Ut. Sl:, lull.' 71. Mrs. Nickcrson, t'..3 c.i;
wife, and the cook were drowned. T!. - c s '
with the mate and four seamen, were ravel.
SEAMEN IN THE NAVY.
Xjatsr froci riexico Iiarge
. -' - ' . Iju.uJs.
New Orleans. Dec. I t. TI.e I'".;
Nearly all the Government naval operations are j ceived later advices from Mesi. o.
pmharrassed bv the want of seamen. Naval ' ves- pronounced against Arista. Ti e
2l3 at New York, ' which the interests' of the ser- s JviJ- (,
rice require should be dispatched immediately, dollars' worth cf tho city ti j ; :
are detained by this cause. are considered full and sitUractory,
r ?v