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Editors in Massachusetts Legislatare.- The Springfield Republican states that MT. Bucking ham of the Boston Courier, and Bryant of the Barre Patriot, will oe mem bers of the senate; and Mir. Hayden of the Boston Atlas, Col. Schouler of the Lowell Courier, MT Hawley, of the Hampshire Gazette, Mir. Reyes ofthe Norfolk American, and Mir. Beebe of the Wes,feld Standard, are elected to the House of Repre- sentatives All are Wings except the last named.

 Tooth DrG,cing ,oithout PGin.-A writer in the Burlington, N. J. Gazette witnessed the extraction of several teeth in the office of Foster & Worrsll, Den.ists of Philadel- phia, without pain to the patients-who had inhaled the gaseous preparation recently brought forward in Boston.

 One of the subjects, lady from Burling- ton, informed us that she was conscious of every thing that vas said, but was devoid of feeling. Another, that she passed the time in pleasan, dreams. During the operation the patients are generally entirely quiet, and the effect of the enhaled substance usually passes of in about three minutes. Messrs. Foster & Worreli, No. 237 Arch street, have parehased the preparation, and are the first to introduce this improvement in Philadel phis.

 Mr. Samuel J. Anen, who was killed at the battle of Monterey, was thirty years of age. Mir. A. was . native Of WiAdsor in this state. He served his apprenticeship with c. 4. Colton. of this city, and receiv cd his first military instruction in the Hart. ford Light Guard. h letter tO his uncle la this city, his commander says of him ss vas brave soldier and a gVOd oficer.' TSmes.

 An old lady, bearing somebody say ' tho mails are very ifregulaF.' said {

 was just @ in my young days-no trust. jng any of 'em!