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The OREGON Gu. ssrIoN AND THE WASHINGTON
" UNIoN."-The Una on of Wednesday has an article
explanatory Of Its rem ,arks the day previous in
lation to the Oregon q, est on, which had been the
subject OF comment al I'd Misrepresentation in the
Senate. On Tuesday, the Union had referred to
the probable renewal, Ivy the British Government,
Of the proposition org aaily made by Mr. Gallatin,
on the part of the United States, TO Engand-estab-
fishing the boundary line at the 49th degree, and
allowing TO Great Britain the free navigation of the
Columbia-and spoke of the effect which SUCH pro-
position would have in this country and the possible
adjustment of the controversy by compromise In
The Senate, on Wedne sday morning, Mr. Miller
quoted portion OF Mr.. Riches remarks, presu,n-
ING that they the sentiments of the President
and that they indicated disposition in the admin
istraton to change its policy upon this subject Mir
Hannegan replied To Mr.. Miller, and took the re-
sponsibility of stating that the President did not
approve of or coincide with the remarks in the
Unton The "organ" now states that the article
OF Tuesday was misquoted and misunderstood
that it was not intended as an expression of the
views Of the President nor TO express any different
opinion upon the Oregon question, and the ways and
means Of bringing the controversy to clio &C. than
had been previously uttered by that papers nd that
the measures recommended by the Presden in his
message have had and will continue to have the
heariiesi support Of the Union We make lie fol-
lowing extracts
tits quite needless, in our judgment that we or any
one else should attempt to speak for the Preside at
the Oregon question He has already SO spoken for
himself that America and England and all the ma ito ns
understand him perfectly. We do not understand inn
to have varied jet from the position taken in his
message. We have never understood him 10 hs We
varied changed at all in the matter Where he cd
the I'd of December last before Congress- there he
stands He recommends then, the mott CO !;
the protection of citizens in Oregon the var
suggested by him for the protection of the
emgrants TO Oregon for the Cancellation of the Indis
there and for the naval defence OF this country We
undertake 10 say, further that the President now as
then, fully prepared and resolved to support tho
rights and the honor of the country.
We spoke Of the naviga tion
of the Columbia proposition which could not be
seriously urged in the present state Of this question: by
the British government Whether urged or not sue
ment in fact it is declared to be by the President in
his message
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JUDGE FOX YOURSELF.

READ THIS.
LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
OF receive advice and medicine
ts tbs first application, neither name OF
Ne. 81 RAsdessfsse .. HEINE. n. n.
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n5- The ship EIsiuorc is anchored at the sW SPIT.
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House OF Representatives.

WARRINGTON, Jan. Is, 1Sl6.
Az soon So the House was opened, Mr. C J. IneersoIl
offered resolution to terminate the Oregon debate on
February 9Th. This voted down-and the Uousa
went into Committee of the Whole
Mr.. OWEN OF Indiana, then addressed the committee
in favor Of our claims to Oregon, and in favor giving
the notice.
Mr.. TRUMAN of Ohio, followed, urging the duty Of
Congress to give the notice They might well give
the notice. the President would give it, all events
as soon as he got the power.
Mr. TBomrsor of Pa, next got the Aoor and for some
tune attracted little notice as he is dull uninterestng
looking man But his hits began to tell, and the
members crowded round him in circle. II have
never seen the boys in the pit OF the Chatham theatre
ENJOY by loud laughter and ssts than
we members did during the delivery of this speech He
laicuIeo tne speeches made on the other side. His
whole OF Oregon and the Tariff az Il is
rose. -
several or, were laid before the House
some other business, which the confusion rends Al Il I'M
possible to understand. the House adjourned.
H. w. Ellsworth, United States Charre|o sv.a.p
vi" confirmed BY the Senate to-day in secret session.
The Hon Hanyv Clay .
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are and 5emovsd 5y B0ssn
suitable for females They give and TO the
tive rarely experienced from taking other
Al Ia Maiden Lane frice 81 with directions jaN Imsr
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DR.. JHULL'S TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.

TIME superiority of Dr. Huls all oshers
il acknowledged BY the most eminent physicians in En-
rope and America
6mcs vesey street. Aston House female .t,endasce
" the ladies' depavtment ito imsr
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leaving haTber schr Col Samuel
arrived yesterday New YORK have succeeded
msinas 70, on board can Be d.eharSed '' ''~' We
oes
s% ss: xe s s;iSy s.
Hty aasss having asDi Gil Bias
lin and Mary seo;ehm.a, Virginia: 49,. -
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% Is 'y
bound vessel. = po and Hampton Roads sailed during the
PHILADEIrHA, Jan Arr schr Lark, Redmond. NYork
Msn Which carried away bslw,Il &C. BsJeN
fIss Del Jan a-TSs .sSi samuel r.yn!. from
this PLACE She succeeded getting of this and j.
safely anchored The piers: There V :. hi, writing
Ss; s..r yYs Nichols
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,:a %: Hs ssS k:sals h,S'siS T
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York Jua1s ch,d Boston GsS:msn Lsr s.skb Li,
Londonderry; John Mum, Brl WAIT vtg; Peters Br1
Lemon do Parke Alexander, do; brigs Exact Jehnsen
New York; Excel, Smith, do; Baldwin, Bssset, York
Wilson Fuller Cobb do; sss.ins Tho%p.oq Bosco; Cy
Lucy
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Hughes, Baltimore; Alexander Robinson, dschg; CIVILIAN
Nichols do Rapid Stoddard. wtg Gen Washington Ridge
way, discg. -
CID, 2.h barks Jun.ata, ChiIds, Boston; Peter pem
Pierce NYok brig Macon Hayden, Boston, schrs Henriet
IA. Hughes Ba Gan Washington, Ridgway, Elizabeth City
NC. SID Br ship 81 John, Richardson 81 Johns NIB baks
brgs Benen Reese Ture West Indes Carleton Chase do
sehr Leny smith, Phad; Henrietta Hughes, Bat General
liz Civ
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Llsl or GRAND JURORS.

LlSl OF GRAND JURORS.
For aDyH Isrm, u. d. 1876
Bloom-W Ham Neal
Briecreek--JHcot Dletcrich
Ccn'cr-ThonIas Conner " am Edwards
Derry james Hutchison William Mcbride
William Hendcrshot Philip Syide
Franklin William Gearhcort
Hcmlock-lohn Ole Isaac LeIdy
Libetty-Andrew BlIlmeycr
LimeatIne-Dayid Lilly John Shearer
Aahonng--Francis .. Smith Rudolph sechlcr
John Lungcr
Main--Ahruhdm Kease
Mt Pleasant--Azrine Vailerchamp
Madson---lsaac Mcbride
Montour--Wiism Yorks Esq John Boyer
Mihlm-- Cornelius Rttenhouse
Orange--- -Benj jlmin Haymln
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TRAVERSE JuRY,
For ADyH Term, Il. u. 1916.

Tor o7DT11 IefVl, a. u. ToE6.
Catawissa,.- William Davidson, David CLARK,
Esq B p Fortner John Shueck Joseph Brobst ESQ
Derry--Samuel Pollock James Loke
Fshmgcieek.--A " Kline William Evans
Geeenwood--- Daniel McEwen Isaac Evans
Richard Pollock
Liberty William Taagart Adam Fox
Mlin--Conrld BIedbcnder John Keller Ste
phen Ii Miller
Mahoning--,M G Grier Eli Trego Edward
Young Sewell Gibbs G Voris Sacoh Sechler sci
William Morgan William Colt Joseph Hartman
Montour--JSmes McNinch Michael Hendersho
Madison---Ne Thomas
Main--Rudolph Shuman Isaiah Longaberger
Mt Ploasant---N Noah Drake
Orange. Morris Kline
Sugarloat---Mathew McHenry John keller
Valley William Blue
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LIST OF CAUSES.

For Trial at Hprii Term, a. d 1916
John q. Mccall ct al VS. Joseph Lemon
6 Tobias '5hirtA ct al vs. Thomas Moorheud ct al
T Peter Badly vs. David Petrkin
Barnard SeIbert VS. Thomas hcNair ct al
o Samuel 7. Heady vs. Bowler ct al
10 Henry Easton vs. JosruA Paxton
II DR. Thomas Fitch VS. Thymas s Hubbard e al
IL Thomas Hubbard ct al vs. George Maus Ct al
l3 Thomas Stackhouse Vi Vdnah Reese ct al
IA Daniel Gross ct al vs. Henry Webb
Is Ebenezer Greenoagh VS. Caleb Fisher ct al
lG Benz lnin Dicterlch VS. William Colt ct al
II Frederick Lebg vs. Benjamin rotteIman
Is Henry l.. Smith VS. Amcs Coles.
10 Samuel Conner vs. cheDbauch
20 Samuel Shejmsn VS. Over d Leih ct Fl
81 Samlel Sh dmau vs. Owen Leib ct al
20 Samuel Shedmaa vs. Owen Teib
% MicnaeI K Hover VS. Elijah Price
2i Michael Low W George Kolncr
25 Michael low vs. Abraham Hair
2G Michael low vs. Ioat lair
~ William Deloug VS. Henry Miller
IS Alex ,uder Ecst Ct al administrator of James
Laugheld deceased v, susan Wuz
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ENOCI HOWELL.
'EN 4 4 J. a az

RESPECTFULLY, Informs the publicthat h,
has moved into the building formerly occupied b,
he Register in Market street near VIM. Kelv,
x Co. store where he will always be ready t,
make any kind OF clothing, at the shortest motto,
and in the best and most fashionable style From
his long experience in the business, he fater
himself that he shall continue to give general sat
siactlon aud thereby hopes to receive share ofHs
public patronage,
GP Particular attention paid to cutting.
All kinds Of county produce taken in payinen
foI work.
Blcomsburg, Aug o ls45. u-l6
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About Two Thousand Mormons, mostly
young men, have crossed the Mississippi
and are How far advanced or their way TO
California. They are 10 form the aganI
guardc of The Mormon expedition, ant
have Started carly 10 provide fotuhose VIII,
shall follow
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pave TO slate that proposal was made by
}h, Buchanan, with the authority of the
v esideni Of The Unloh States, 10 Mr.. ia
ksnham, aud the proposal so made suggest
ID a division of the territory.
Whether or not til a, proposal ough, to
Dave been accepted cannot say. Mr.
Pdkenham thought that the terms proposed
were 50 little likely TO be acceptable tha,
Be did not feel himself warraaisd in trans
nting the proposal 10 the government a
bone: and on sgnifying this TO Mr.. Bucha
pan, 'be latter Immediately stated that the
proposal was wtbd.awn.
4 This is the State Of The negotiations a
rresen,sO far as am Mountaineering hi
proposal submitted by Mr.. Buchanan.
hGye the highest opinion Of Mr.. Pakenham
\ havc the greatest respect for his talents
snd iee greatest confidence in his iungment
Yet must say that it would have been bot
Yer had he transmitted that proposal TO th
hOme government for ieir consideration
and # found IlseIf unsatisfactory, it nigh
POSSIBLY have formed the foundation Tor
Further proposal. (Hear
Since that period this country has sgair
rspeaed to the U; s. their offer Of relerrln.
the matter 10 arbitration, but no ans wer a
yet been received to the proposal so made
go
led "a 3Z1Cnoc caLs2 Agpo
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Louisiana United States Senator. -
The Democratic members of The Legisla
ture in caucus, on The ld,h inst, unani.
mously agreed TO supper: S. W. Downs,
The present United States Attorney, for
Untsd States Senator. The next day h.
vas elected.
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FIRE.

We learn that the dwelling house of Joseph
Folmer, of Fishngcroek township, together with
Al its contents, was consumed by fire the night
Of the 18th inst. the family barely being able to
Escape from the flames.
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SATURDAY; FHBRUTRr 2s, 1916.
A EXITING

4 O. OF the citizons Of Boomsburg, and all Others
will be held at the store of VIM. Nc.
Kelvy & Coon Saturday evening February 2Stl
for the purpose of adopting plan for a Cour
House Building as it is expected that one will b,
ready for submission at that time.
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NOTICE

hereby warn all persons not to purchase two
notes of hand, dated 9th of January 1896 for IN,
srm Of 6dollsra each; payable one on the 1871
of February next; and other on the 10th of March
and signed 10y the subscriber, the ssid notes hayinl
been iraudently obtained; ahall refuse to pa, III,
same unless compelled by law
j. Evans.
January H. 1915
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LOOK OUT.

AL persons indebted to he suhscri
her 90 bond, note, or book sccoun
make payment before the fist day OF
February next, or their accounts will af
Ter HAT date, be left with a Justice OF
he Peace for immediate cliec,ion,
D.2NlEL SNYDER.
Dec. 27 lGi5
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Posl-Oiiice, al Blooms
bare; December ST.; 1915.
Jacob Beckett John Law
4, u Cummings n, Mitchell
Charles Gay Joha 81. HIer 3
JohOE Hughes;ship Wm. Powell
Sarah Ann Howell A. J. Stone
Isaac Johndon James Shoemaker
Jacob Jde05y VIM S. SmithsoR
Joseph Long John Walsh
Daniel Lusk William Williams
JOHN X. MOYER, p. NJ.
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BLooMsBURG, Feb. 2S. lS4G

e. ANTHONY CHILD,
Wll commence giving Lessons in rENMAN-
SHIP, this (Friday) Evening at IT, Acadapy
Terms S so for IL lessons in writing, ar draw
ing included So 50.
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TheOy5tors in the Potomac and Chesapesk were
greatly disturbed by the late storm. AT the light
house on Pincy Point, they were piled up on tn,
shore in Masses Of thousands
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8 We have devoted large portion of our papel
to.day to the proceedings in the Bribery case aud
the late highly important foreigl news, both OF
wehch will no doubt bo read with interest.
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Horib.e Effects Of MNcfism.-The
Springfield Mass Stesman says, Mr.. Eb
epezer Walker, farmer of respectfully
about 81 years Of age, having wife and |
Fchlld. was induced by motives Of curIosln
20 Attend MiIlerite meeting in Belcher
town, on Sunday evening, The l2th ulh
me. While there he became deluded by
ihe threats and anathemeas which we've
preached, and lel; the house after the close
OF the meeting in stale bordering upon in
sanity, This malady continued to inCrersr
mil he became raving madman, WhlIe
I'm this way he declared that his heart was
sinful and must be pIuckeG out or banned
Out. Accordingly, he rushed towards &
large cooking stove, and thrust MS left hand
in to the burning embers, and clenched the
s red hot iron of stove un il the flesh was lit
crafty burned from the bones OF his hand
before he could be- secured. The poor
man continued in lhis awful state unit
death came TO his relief on Tueslly even
Ing, the 9Th ultnO, al 8 o'clock. GreaI
Excitement prevails IN Belchertown; ant
means will be taken to prevent any iurIheI
spread OF lhis accursed deluson.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all persons not to purchase q
RI certain Note Of Hand signed by the subscrb ber
dated The 18th OF February, l946 for twelve dollar,
layobe to Caleb Fox ELK months after dalo, Ha,,
ing received no value therefor shall refuse to a,
the same JAMES McDLRMOT. '
February 2I 1916
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LAKE MC1GAN OPEN.--A vessel sailed from Mil
waukie on the Sth inst. for Sheboygan the lake be
ing entirely free from ice, and the weather mild.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28

Q-TThe Democratic State Convention to nom
bate a candidate fo Canal Commissioner will as
semble at Harrisburg on "Wednesday next
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IA PaiHoad C0HUeaiion "A Convention
was held a, Dund4n, Pa On the llh ms
AZ which four hundred delegates were in at
iendaoce from the ueighboring counties. Ttt
Convention was called TO order 5y Col. Ii
B, Wright of L.z.me, by the appoint
4meut of WM JEssuP, Of Susqoehana 60
PresldenL A numbJr Of genIemen wert
sgToiotsd Wee Presidents aud Secretaries
"a series of resolutions were adopted by In,
'Coneonhon, Recommending The LegisIatur'
10 grant 10 The New Yolk aud Erie Rail
road COMPANY the rigNI 10 construct theIr
Dad through Nortnen Pennsylvania.
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New YoRK. JT.rcb ln,b ,s

New YORK, March ION, ls4I.
Dr. jayne Dear Sir-Belng sere,.
iillr'ed with INFLUENZA A hsrd Con ,
and AsTHMA--a0d finding every nr. s
TAN OF relieving me. CoNsUMPrI,N apptI
ncvl'shle--bnI BY using two boues Of =
EAPECEORANf, was restored 20 :
feet health
Respectfully yours JOIN Ell
Late Pastor of the Baptist Church. .,aia,
(or, CT,
The above Medicine are ell for
It the store of
JOHN r MOYI...
Bloomsburg,
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a A Wing Convention will be held at Har
risbnrg, ONT Monday, the ll1h Of March ,io
,ha purpose Of nominating a candidate fol
Canal Commiss ouer.
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LEI ALADW' 'AIL20

Earlhernware.
laiAl&DWAML&0
Assortment including every thing from al
anchor TO cambria needle, tina, a farmer CT
mechanic wants to use, including Round,
Bar Sheet ard Band Iron, suitable far wag
go! lire or any other use
NyOOdcn-Warc;
A large quantity Of Cedci ard Pine
Pals and Tubs. Baskest, OF all szes
e.. Copper and Brass Kettles, all kinds 0!
Fin waie, stove pipe, and Upper and Sole
Leather.
Blu, what is the use in parlicuIarising, a.
hardly an article il lheir line can be asked
or but what they can furnish their custom
lers for prompt pay, or in all kinds Of lum
Der, and country produce.
Nov. | ), l0!5-30'
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PorceH0in Teeth,

Ofthe beat quality and latest improvement,
will be In,rrled on pivot, or (ln connection
with DR.. VaiIerchamp, wlh whom he is il,
palernship in p'a,a work. on Gold plate
from a single tooth to a whole set, to IUot
as well as Ihs natural, and worranled t.
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed b. the art.
In ohor',evcry operation belonging to h
profession, Tili b' peformed in the beo,
manner. WlIh chosrst material, and at lhr
shortest notice lie therefore hopes, by
strict attention TO business, TO obtain share
Ioi public patronage, Any person, or pei
sons wishing any of the above operations
performed, are fespe ciaIly requested t,
give him call.
N. b The. public are hereby il formed
that wc ,he Subscribers have catered iu,o
special Partnership relating only to plat,
work as il is more CONVENIENT for each t,
attend to the other branches of the scienc.
en- his own account
A. VALLERCHAN?.
J. Ii VANBENSNCF.
Mount Pleasant, Nov 9Th. 1865 3m,
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The Hon. HENRY CLAY was in New
Orleans on The oh inst and in excellent
heaHh,
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IYZllNNlNAl1o

MARRlED-..-In this place, on Thursday morn.
ing last, by the Rev, George Drake, Mr. GEoRa,
Il PAtNTEn, junior Editor Of the Muncy Lumi
nary, to Miss AMELIA BOWMAN
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that have purchased at Con.
Il stable sale, as the property Of Peter Il. Miller
The following property, 10 wit
Elreau; pine table, corner cuphoard; 20
yards of carpet,t mantle clockl bay nayc;2 collars
md bridlesi shovel fork tung chains and clevis;
uuing boA;l two hoIso waggon;l lot of rye straw;
riding tridle; set Of harm, ss; / horse bucket;
barrel of cider
And have left the same in bis possession during
Imy pleasure and hereby forbid any person taking
them from him, either by purcha41 or otherwise
without my consent:
CYRUS BARTON.
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= MOTHER splendid assortment of GOODS
[ y has just been added to the former stock a
nc A.cads; which we can sci, cheaper than sas
ever before offered ia this market. Gentlemen ph,
wish GOOD and CHEAP CLOTHS, and Indie.
who want FASHIONABLE, GOOD 81 CHEAt
articles for DRESSES, Of every description, wi
ind it for ther in crest 70 cali, as we know they
will be satisfied with the quaIily AMI pritos IF ON
goods Our motto being Choapl. than the Cheap.
est,' we can and VIII live up to it.
CGsE:"seTes 25 Gems per yard, and every
thing else in proportion.
ALERIGIT & MENGAL.
November -
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WATEgrowN, ~ Y, ,Oul 20, Is4l.

DR. ID. Jayne Dear Sir-Yor ] r
fonic is an excellaut article. Manv1ts-
peciabIe persons also offer their Ger, fic4cs
IN favor Of your EXpec,orant. bene,e
'orr medicines are tho bes, prepars,l, a
that have ever been offered to he pubic,
for The relief of the stil cled, for the cue
OF 'he diseases loI which they were inlenJ>
ed
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y. II. VANDERSLICE,
hDEN fish.

MA EGS leave 10 inform the public, ,ha,
he is prepared 10 attend 10 all The eper.
allons in dentistry, such as removing
The Iartar and 0ther Foreign Sub.
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
The caVjtieS Of Decoyed TEETH
Will be dressed Out and filled with Gold
or o,her ioh; Of lhc Gnest quality, ss the
case may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in man!
cases dariag life.
Teeth and Stumps IF TeeM
Which have become useless OF iroubIesom,
will be extracted IN the most careful man
Iner, with Iho Iaieo! aud best improved IN
slrumenis.
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Yonr Expectoranl shiok will soon 10
exclusively popular. Youts &c. ADEIAL ELY,
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OIDILEVADYo o

DlED.--At Williamsburg, on the ! 9th inst Mr,
J0uS HAzLEr, agod 49,
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"TRUTA w.rgoC': FEAR 3"

l2nUOlISDTDG
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JAYNES EXPECTOkANT.-.V
s'eem II pleasure TO be able to reco,
hend this medicine as the best calcula
IF the purpose of curing coughs, CO.,
'ore throat, asthma, and all affections
he lungs. From long perspaL acqnair =.
nee with Dr. Jayne, wa know that he =
40 qpack, and his medicines are not :,
ir"nlS OF the modern cry up, bat ar
result q! his long experience as a prac,l,
physcIan, and the expense Of grea, Ia
-HartforI Conn } Daily RevieD.
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The following is from PHYSICIAN
and much respected CLERGY MAN Of
lac NJ METHODIST Society, dated Modest,
Town, Va. Aug % lS4a
Dr Jayae-Dsar Sr--i have been u.s.
Vour txpect1iant extensively 10 ny pra,
lc for tha last three years apd f,r ali at
lacks OF Colds, Coughs Infamalinn of II o
Lungs, Consumption, Asthma, Pains and
Weakness Of the Breast, it is decidedly lhe
best nj dcIne have ever tried. Very rr>
SpecfuIy yours. 4, W. WILLIAMS, H. l..
D4sihma rured By DR. Joynes Erpeciof-
ant. Miss MARY CAMPBELL. of New q
ven, fayoue county, has been cured OF
Asthma, of more than eig teen wears co
lnuance, by the use OF DR.. Jayne's La..
Pecto' ant. She commenced taking t. e
Medicine last summer, and aher using pI
n bottles, was entirely rld of this dsire.t.
ny disease. We are assured of this e.,
ny lady Of undoubed veraclly, and
luesed to make it public for the b nefl
''hers. .-Aount Pleasant (Pa) RegiSie.
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28

Dec. 27 1915