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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
Factorage s Commission Business

FactOragc X Commission BUSINESS
EAMES HAYDEN, A. J. HODGES, AND
81 MORGAN M'MORKlES, under the firm
and STYLE of Hayden Hodges and MMorries,
viii open an Office in Mobile early IN October next,
for The transaction Of GENERAL FAcroRAGE AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, and respectfully tender their
services TO the public.
They viii, also, open an office IN Columbus, Miss.
under the style ofA. J. HODGES, & Co., where
one Of the partners may at all times be found They
hope, by prompt attention to the interest Of their
empowers, 10 merit a liberal share OF patronage
THEY REFER TO
SAM1. L. WATT, Esq Pontotoc, Miss.
Cor VIM HILL, Athens,
THoMAs M'GEE, Esq.
Coz THos G. BLEwITT, Colnobus e
MAI WIN. DowsING,
Cor. CYRUs AKIN,
Col R, RUFF, Macon,
Carr VIM. You've, Kemper,
HERvEY CLEVELAND, ESQ. MesoPotamia, Ala.
DIR. p. W. HERBERT, Cahaba
SAMI. A. TowNEs, Esq. Marion,
Tnos. WALKER, Esq Selma,
DR. ia. WHErsToNF Autanga,
Pn. R cSsssH'" wemnptn, {"
E.y FnR, Esq Montgomery, g"
J. d. GsRy, Esq.
Columbus, Aug. a6.-7-Sm.
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Commission Business.

FEVHE Undersigned have formed IA Co-partner-
D. ship, commencing on the lst Of October next,
Tor the purpose of transacting Factorage and
Commission Business in the city of MFbile, under
the firm and style of JONES, LYON s Co.
Their business will be confined exclusively to the
sale ofProluce, and purchase of Goods, when placed
in funds. VIM. JONES, Jr.,
NJ LYON
Aupust 70. lS37-5-2lw WM LYON.
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commission Business.

TNNIIE subscriber will continue the CoMMIs-
IL SION BUSINESS in Mobile, and will be
thankful for portion of the public patronage.
Sent. |. ls37-9mS +. c. HEARD.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16

EXHIBITION AT SALEM, Nasty a card III
the Salem Register, ii appears that the mahageIs
of the whig party in that place have effected an
engagement with the (shootingl stars, John Bell
& 20. from the West. They are TO speak
piece for the defence, consolation, and and oa
Specializing banlrupts and office hunters, to moT-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16

We learn from the Peoria illinois, Register
that mills are so scarce in hat quarter, that while
wheat is selling for 10 cents a bosheI, flour COM
mands So u barrel.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16

GRE.r STEAM SHIr.--Wc learn thatthe new
steam ship Nachez, Of G0J tons bmlhtn, which
is constructing under The direction Of Captain W.
vs.. Story, at tic ship yard Of Messrs Roger.
Brown, and X. Culley, south side Of the basin, is
rapidly advancing TO completion. ! ls noble
vessel is intended 70 ply between the cities Of
New York and Nachtz,-- Eeltm0re .3me'leGm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
Reeeiving & Forwarding Business

receiving s. Forwarding Business
WILL attend to Receiving and Forwarding
foods to Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, Column
Sas, and all intermediate places by the following
Steamboats,, viz
JEFFERSON, RIA Allen, Master
WAsHIEaTor, II NE johnson r
FARMER, G w Woodward.
IBERIA, X Billiard,
EMBLEM, Bryan
LFwIs CAss, BIB Fry
AlEDoRA, JGCIeveland. 81
All goods consigned to me shall be forwarded with
Dispatch, and the least possible expense.
w. W. FRYE
Mobile, scpls, 1887 elsms
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Two Votes Lost.

OF which, the following is a copy, to wit.
1850 PIcKENs, Feb'y 9Th, 1887.
On or before the first day of March, Eighteen
hundred and hrty-eighl, promise to pay to James
l. Gay or order, Twelve hundred and fifty dol
lars. with interest from the first day of January.
1888 for valge received Of him this Feb'y s, 1897.
VIM JACKSON
Endorsed by ! JOSEPH JACKSON,
James l.. Gay ! VIM. P. GILLESPIE,
r. J. JACKSON.
Notice is hereby given to the community, that
the abyvc desc ribed notes, in whose hands soever
they may now be, are the property of James Cav,
and must be paid to him alone. JAMES GAY.
Columbus, June 30th, 1857. stiff
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Removal.
GMTTH, RAINGEARD Il Co. have remove

&MTTH, RAINGEAKD \ Co. have removed
~ their Drug Store to the new brick building,
on Market street. two doors from Main, and oppo-
site the store formerly occupied by X Lofts s Co.
where they are now receiving and opening the
largest stock Of Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils.
Patent Medicines, PeJumery, Fancy articles, Sc
ever offered in this part Of the country From the
very liberal encouragement received during the past
year, arising no doubt from the fact of their hav-
ing sold cheap and kept the very best artcles they
have been induced greatly 10 increase their former
stock; and they are now prepared 10 offer to the
public the best assortment of articles that ever was
offered in this place, which they intend to sell Gas
usuaD as low as thry can be purchased in Mobile
or any Of the Southern cities, and BY so doing, they
hope for continuance Of public patronage.
Feb'v H. 1857 3ltf
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LETTERS FROM WAsHINGTON-XXvL


WAsHINsroS. Oct. "a, 1857.
saturday Night, 9u'c'utk.
Nothing has been done since two O'Clock. The
defeat Of the bll 10 establish the Sub-TreaS,iry.
or rather since ii was laid on the table, the House
has amused itself IN telling stories about the cash
capital placed N the hlnds ofthe Sargent al arms.
1t seems that the GOLD iha, was placed in the
hands Of that worthy gerllemln has run ou:, and
he cannot pay the per diem and miiage OF the
honorable gentlemen in gold and silver.
The kegs of gold were exhibited this morning,
and it is found impossible to repleuish them. In
consequence Of THIS state oflhe currency, many
Of the honorable members are obliged to take
paper, or take nothing. This does not suit the
fancy of the representatives Of the people, and
they are now kicking up a dust about it.
Mr.. William Cost johnson Of Maryland is
now on the floor, making large speech about
the atiair, and as every body appears to be a
musod with hun, fancy he viii speak TIL he is
exhausted. lcannot hope for the execution of
any more business 10 night
It's possible iha, the House will be compered
to SIT all day ta-noyrow, uolwjhs taadlng that day
is the "Sab5atb ofhe Lord SIR johnson still
holds on 10 the floor, aud is exceedingly excited.
1t is thought by many that the honorable gentle
man IS little "howc5ne ye So" Yours, sc.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
Caution 10 the PuhIic.

ENE ioicwam all persons from trading f. I.
w two notes Of hand herein described or q
made payable TO s. H. Early or order, for seyentee
hundred and fifty dollars, due lst of February, 1855
viii credit OF twelve hundred dollars he 9th:
made payable 10 w B. Billingsy or orde- for ffteea
hundred dollars due ls February, 1899. We ar.
determined not to pay said notes unless compelled b.
law as the consideration for which they were given
hive tailed entirely w. A, VERELI.
Oct ~, is37-l5t6 JAS L. PETERSON.
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10 the Public.

olfet my services TO the public as Gene
d Agent and Collector, (Mr. Simmons hay..,
resigned TO winch employment can and win H.
vote The whole my time and attention, having go
other business on hand except the settlement Of -g
own
Reference, To any person in Columbus.
Columbus Aug. 2G--7-Iy ~ FULLER
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(,nIlipllnnss
'egefa6ie Ffrcr and 1gm Pills.

Vegetable F<rey and .4gue Pills.
HbFlSTER & GOODWIN uro the sole
IA agents for Columbus Of this soycl cign rem
cdy Cor Fever and Ague.
The Subscribers deem II unnecessary to piye
here, all the rcconmendalory letters which accon-
pany these Pills Their efficacy has been well test
cd throughout the United States, and the many IN
dyidua's who have rcsored to them, in thus COM
mnnIy will testify to their being radical cure
No qpactoyi Price ~ 50.
PFlSTER & GOODWIN.
July 8, 1854 $40
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
II. smith Tailor.

~ ESPECTFULLY informs his old custom
M "a ers and the public, that he ha, removed to
lle building lately occupied by Mr. Muaprovc. On
Main street between Eckford's and Tiolters &
Barry stores where he IS prepared to execute nh
orders ~ h5 line at short notice, and in the best
siYe ana most substantial manner He tenders
ms tankS for p15t iavJs aud soaclta continuance.
june "a, 1887. SOC
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COnarlncr.lilD Nntice.

FEYHE undersigned having taken Benjamin i.
N Marshall, this city into copartncrship, ia
the transaction OF Eactoaga and Commission Blu.
auess, tine business viii hereafter he conducted in
the name OF Ausul & Marshall Oct. y.
IHr Subscribers hope TO have continuation Of
the same liberal patronage heretofore extended TO
Oh. SENIOR partner ana they promise TO devote their
undivided rverlous to the interest an welfare o.
their friend and by poompt attendance 10 busi.
ness, they hope to meet at least respectful share Of
business AUSViLL * MARSHALL.
OCT. ~, i537-l7-jW
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Election Notice.

Election Notice.
A n ELECTION viii be held at all the dif
n ieIeni precincts of l,owndes county on the
first Monday aud day following in November, les7
for the election OF the following officers, to WIT:
Governor
Secretary q State,
Auditor Of Public Accounts,
Treasurer,
Attorney General
Two Representatives in Congress,
Judge Of the 9th judicial Disrict
District Attorney,
One Senator.
Three Representatives,
Clerk Of the Circuit court
Clerk Of the Probate court,
Judge Of the Probate court,
Sheriff,
County Surveyor,
County Treasurer.
Assessor and Collector,
Five Judges Of Police,
Ranger,
coroner. JNo. W. BYRN, sEG L. c.
October 81 1897 l5w3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

EOPARTNERSHlP NOTIFICATION this
" day Mr. #. ). CARVER becomes a part
per with the undersigned, in the Factorage and
Commission Busidess, m the cityoi Mobile. The
business will be conducted IL the name OF r. }.
DEYAMPERT * co. We solicit the patronage
o.oar friends aud the customers Of The Old firm.
r. J. DEYAMpERT.
Oct, l. ls37-I6-3m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

SCIENTIFIC nature Of Lynch Law.--Sam Slick,
the Yankee, described this law to be defined by
:" hangidg a man out side church steeple. 10 sec
t IS perpendicular"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

Baaks.--Ifthe quantity Of bank notes, payable
on demand which the bank mas issued are grea-
ter than the bank can pay Of, the bank sinsol-
vents and whan that Insolvency be declared it is
bankrupt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
Land for sale.

4 IlNG within four miles Of Columbus, Of
~ the best quality now owned by Mrs Jane
Erwin. Any person Wishing ~ purchase the same
viii apply TO WIN. ERWIN.
Oct II, 1857 tar
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

Happiness. -Exctng pleasures never produce
happiness. Every ones experience viii prove tbis
Unfortunately, the yotary Of pleasure rarely draws
useful lesson from this fact Itdoes not seem 10
occnrto him, that If he excitement in which be
has sought 10 find pleasures has not vie.dedii but
has invariably prodHccda reaction which sinks him
INTO the lowest depth OF misery, percbarce uhi-
TORN cyenness Of temper and seeking for enjoy
ment IN the caImness Of night thoughts may b-Ias
that which h. 50 arlenty desires IN well rog9I5
ted affections alone can be found trle ep,,yroant
There must be calm Of thourn--an even tojno
temper-and nationality about our pursuits. or we
can never say, hie IS PHEASANT The immortal mind
turns away dissatisfied from groveing pursuits. and
pines in WEAKNESS and pain for nobler lows
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

over THE FRANKLIN COURSE, viii
~ commence on TUESDAY I4th Novem-
Der, and continue Five Days, with Get ssresp-
stake, Proprefor's Purse, Handy Cap and ire dGys
Jockey Cub for subscription Of 81 200. Also, an
atcy aiter the regular Race, Gree for Saddle Hor-
sesl
All entries must be made DE evening before the
Race.
% Great sport IS anticipated-as we shall have
the Stables and Managers Ofeght or ten Of our most
experienced and knowing Racers at tbs .Nele
Course, IN iull view Of our town.
ROB'T RANSOM, Proprietor.
Oct IS-i6-iw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
Plantation for Sale.

ENG dcslrous TO change my Occupation,
NE wish TO sell the plantation on which now
reside containing $500 acres, situated on both sides
OF the Hamilton and Cotton Gin road, and about
slX niles from the former place. There is about
200 acres OF land improved and now in very hirh
state of cultivation, with comfortable DWELLING
house and other out houses usually found on such
s a, estate me above land hes in Monroe county,
Mississippi Twill also sell the crop OF corn and
lodder, plantation utensils, stock Of horses. cows
and hogs ! would also sell twelve or fifteen likely
negroes II a sale Of the land can be effected. Should
The tract OF land be too arge il will be divided 20
SUIT purchasers. deem it unnecessary 10 rive :
definite description of the above property. as il i
presumed that those wishing to purchase viii tir.
view the premises and Judge for themselves Tla
Terms wa be accommodating, and made known l.,
making application to the subscriber resdins on IN
premises. THOS. J. rom
September II, 1874
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

~ The attention Of the reader IS respectfully
directed 60 tie following biographical notice Of the
Hoa. A. 6. MNah. the democratic candidate for
Governor, who on Monday ahl Tuesday next, wi.
receive he srEJs. democratic vote overcast IN Mis-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
WRECK OF THE PACKET HOME.

>uuVu. 4 At uUhttd itHile OF lLt news paper
Offices were crowded by thousand, OF persons,
and vas With difficulty taa; ,hc demand FIR tire
details of the disaster could be met.
Il appears TO be clear that the boat WIS NJ, In
condition to undertake so neuhou> ,u,a-e.
Ii is even animated that one of her blanks had
started before she left New York. Ii Is also al
legged hat She Got ashore Va going out of the bay
Of New York, and sustained considerable dam
age.
Among the passengers who were lost IN the
Home, were Rev. George CoUles and lady.
Mrs. CoNies was 4 sister OF the Rev. William
Adams, OF New York and daughter Of John Al
ans, Esq. late Of Andoyer Massachusetts. Mr.
{, WAS The pastor of the church ia Uau,ers.
Mass. but for the last two Years had been obis-
ed To suspend his professional abors on accuuu,
| oil severe illness.
Professor Nott, who was also lost. Is de>crib-
edn the Commercial Adycrisoras DISTINGUISHED
for ABILITY, and stll more for requirements. belns
one Of the most accomplished general scholars IN
the country. He was large contributor to the
Southern Review, wh,e It existed, and his urt,-
c'es IN that periodical are mukcd among the spe-
clmcn> of bellies lctros criticism. He was the
author OF Il collection of tales, in two volumes.
published two OF th,se years since hy the Han
pers under the quaint tl;lo Of Odd, and Mad.
from the hnlpsack OF Thomas Smruarty.n we
','' - '''.''NV' @" O'ail tae
ty''' u. ~ "',', ',' ''' P"''1u''s l'e MSS
! Ills lady was, we believe, nutye Of France, in
| which country, as well as ~ other pant, of Fu-
| rope, Professor Mott has travelled very extern
| sNely.
ne name o' H. w. bang's' ~ he list pub
'S''u' s''o'u N'N' O,g" a. - Bangs. Inc
va, "'''''7 '''',' wa" 'e's CO. re
was 1o""' yS'"'f years ~ age oil Hne PROMISE
sol, VI '', 'e'' ''e.''I', n",5s' q h"dord, o.
ana "'i"'" OF "e he'' ~ bdHgs, oi Ne"
l0 5
Some young ladies we've returning home, who
had finished ihe'r education; others who had
large fortunes ana as usual, bad spent the sum
mer IN the c'ol ana pleasant villages Of the North
aod East; some' whose health had been shat
tered by Southern climate, had been luylgola-
ted at the Springs, ara by travel to the Falls of
Niagara, and to Canada; az when they left ouf
shores seemed happy aud ,pytul. The word was
Home, an endcaring word; they were on board
the Home. and has proved their naVos.
Many may Imagine, but few can describe the
horrors OF that dreadful night The fearful rao-
me- OF the huHcane--lhc foam Of Che sea, and
the white caps Of the pillows byeakino an tho
rocky shore--he light bark dlshlna her ribs an
the pebble beach, and rent asundcrby tepcalcd
shocks--the screams Of the despaifinG soul, ,hu,
out from hope--the uplttcd eve To hcayep---rhe
silent ptayer--lbe clmglng Of mother to daugh-
! tor. and Father "A Chtl5 ~, =
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b...sS h-EuInE 90 revive Sow Is, soil tHc
LsFle a-r1 secsfS On aspect cd n.>t-- Alo.t
thirty -.7-rrhl1ts are u5olrsl 1t Oh 's1..a- m7nv
OF t##n flnlci in t>c'arEu-. AMI taking
irc.-. f. aai tw apparently iyg- Is. lsa'agg Sc
employment. Tue tiers oi Shipping sEe evidently
on -.r nerJIss-yC~sClS i-um North 1ul EIsi aye
ia arriving and the ,1wgy plr, of oar tar1or has
ROW wilderness oi mfsts extending hsc "a hedge
along %. Margin. Unfortunately, t.e now arrivals
hHyH brought many passengers O tHs ctg, WHO are
S'-lg-ry ,1 thr climate, and jhcrai'e ohn'Noas %
tie -.lgrs v.rUleHce ol the epa,eullc. w.ach Stl.
continues ,n bower about our streets We have
n't heard at..y OF any new c3sss among those Who
late ree jcd ben, during the slWmcr-they may
now te considered cIt OF, danger bat strangers
and tIt uuaccamllgi Wi. certainly ruu some risk
ju visiting Us Tar a week or two weeks % come, W
at ts>, uau' a change IT weather takes Place. The
lapse u. Il few DAYS may brng shuuJ a state Of the
atmosphere more propicus 10 health, and Inc sea-
SON af the wear has arrived when FROST may be
daily ,Nnctts3.-.N o. Buli,tia, OCT. 20.
or 5a3 directors OF banks 10 the State Of Ohio,
only SIS profess io bc democrats, and not single
ban, {, controlled hy democratic directory; and
yet Ue democratic party is charged with creating
and managing The STATE blukl The hl4yhooi o.
tho charre Is mot more plIpahc in relation to The
banks Ia Ohio than 90 those M other States.
IN Irshman received challenge TO fight a
duel, but declined. On being asked the reason;
Och sand Pat, would You have nae TO leave
b.- mother on orphan
/ EAsy.--In Salem they magncuze ladies' to
1 Sleep, and lhenpuN then teeth. They know no-
/ thing oil II an u /, AN over.
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brilliant Scheme.--By Authority!

Not two blanks to prize.
MODE or DR.lULNG.
All The numbers, iroIn to 1000, will be placed III
one Wheel and al! the prizes iii the other, aud 1850
numbers will be drawn, holding each the prize drawn
10 It's number und the remaining numbers will he
blank. The whole drawing will be completed in one
day. The drawing viii take place on the 25th of
December, under The superintendent Of the follow.
ing gentlemen, viz; j. laigh, A. ). Christian, c. #.
Barton John Bradley, and p II. prout Al! orders
for tickets post paid, viii be attended TO with prompt-
ness md despatch Address g. j. GARNER, Man.
OEor, Tuscumba, Ala
Tickets for sale in the above scheme. by r. G.
FAINT OF Columbus, MI Oct 81, ls37-l5f
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EAsY.--In Salem they magncuze ladies' to
Sleep, and lhenpull their teeth They know no.
thing Of It an 10 Is AN oven
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

a figure 10 Pain Represent me in my
portrait" SAID gentlemen to his painter, with
a book in my hand, and reading aloud. Paint
my servant, also in a corner where he cannot be
seen, but in such manner that he may hear me-
when call him."
A man lately died somewhere at the age Of 49,
who courted a lady fifty years and during that
time I = calculated that, IN his gisi,s 10 her, he
walked no less than l0,6s0 miles. All for love.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
salt! Salt!! SAITH!

n uST received a large lot fine Liverpool
~ Blown and Ground Salt, and for sale 10 cur
customers upon time.
August l9--6~uf TROTIER & BARRY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

Beat this 'cho can !"--Mr, Taylor, superintcn-
dent OF the plantation OF Jno. Gilmer ESQ. baled
IN SIX hours with the assistance Of five hands, sx-
teen bags Of cotton, in neat and workman like
manner.-Lowhdes county against tie State
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

y 'VeFI4yi TIUpICtVT
Colum5' Nov. 4, I857-f7fJ Elge Hotel.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

ELEcTIoSs.-The wings have succeeded, as was
anticipated, in New Jersey. The Democrats fought
them mantuIly, but the coruptng bank influence
was too strong for them. From Pennsylvania our
returns are incomplete, but enough is known to sat
Is'y Us that the Keystone state IS safe, and that the
democrats have decided majority in the Legsla-
,Fe' In Ohio the Feds claim majority in both
HOUSES lfso hmust be very small. The official
peturns which we have seen show considerable
ean Tor the democratic party since last fall election.
ENFERANcE SOCIETY," The Editor Of the Free
4 nauer pays our town quite compliment in the
go"o"'ng article. We can inform him that our
eInPerance Society hold monthly meetings. and IS
d nourlshlng condition; the addresses which are
sluenlly delivered before il do honor to the spea-
we have listened to many of them with pecu-
interest. We understand that Mr.. Harris adj
4 ,sseu Tue society on Wednesday evening last:
II at appears by Columbus papers. that the cause
importance is taking fresh ut ii that fine
." lNcy have held lively meeting.
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T.. A. LIVER MORE,

SUR GLE, DlfT lDll1fBg 1pIs51gp
(eA3-Ofhce in the rear Of g. kal,enbncb's Jcwlcry
Store, opposite tho Printing Office.
WOULD state, for the information Of those
j who may not be acquainted with the fact, thot
by having teeth, which have commenced decay,ng,
plugged with gold Or silver, in proper m-..,nef,
they may almost Invariably be preserved during
life. Iwould also inform those pcrsovs who have
lost their teeth, as well the roots OR fngs, that
they can have teetl, inserted, by means of a gold
or silver clasp, Of an ndisructba substance, that
will no, change their coo7, watch will answer in,
many respects, the purposes Of natural teeth. l
would also inform th.se who may DO troubled with
that dsagieeable disease, tho Gum ScurYy, thati if
they wiz give subscriber call, he viii be happy
to put Item in the way Of Graduating it. To those
wIo NAV wish to have teeth extracted, would say,
that in performing this operation, ! generally us,
Forceps, which give less pain by far, than y !,
WE'LL KNOWN instrument, the Turnkey. A.
have resided III Galcna near four years, ,,srss,,
wishing to employ some one can easily SO, ;,cr,r,a
ton as To my qualifications as Surg 10, n...;s.
without any direct references. The
wait upon pcrsons, who may wish I, =, !.
aences. i. a. lJVtR NOPE
GALExA, Dec. 9, 1887. a:-,f - ~ =