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CoSsTirATIOE or THE B,wGL' or C.'-
ivness, he4dach, gddlneSs PAIN ~ IT., st''
and breast, nausea and sickness. .varlAb'r -
pellIe, yellow or swsrlhy complexion, e..
re Ihe usual symptoms OF Liver Com.
plainl.
F,ights Indian Tcgeta5ie Pills are al.
WAYS certain TO remove the above com-
plants. because they purge from the body
hose morbid humors y inch sCe me csuse,
not Only ol all disorders of ihe Il en- hut rr
very maIady incident to man, A single 25
cent box will IN all cases give rrIlct aod
nersoverance will most assUiedly drive eye-
~ particle of disease hom The body
Urights IadiaR VsgctabIe Pills also
completely cleanse the stomach and bow,
els Of all bilious and purid humors and
hsrelore are a certain cure for choIc, dysen.
cry, cholera n orbus and other disorGers Of
he 'niesineA.
Offices devoted exclusively IN The Sale of
WRIGH rs INDIAN VEGETABLE
PlLnS, Wholesale and Retail, No. 100
Race Street. PhlladelPbia; No 298 Greens
wick Street New York; gnd No. l0s Tre~
mont Street, Boston.
Agen, Tor BIocmsburg, George Weaver
For other Agents see advertisements in a.
mother column.
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IL LIlANNANo

MARRlED.--Oo To sdey, the eth
10 October, At Coonerburg, Lshrgh co.
Pa. by Rev. NJ Garmao, Mr.. CHARLES
KooNs, formerly Of Boomsburg, TO
Miss ELIZABETH FRANK, Of Coypers.
borg.
On the 81 inst, by he Rev, William
]. Eyer, Mr.. WILLIAM LEwARs, of
Furbe'sViIle, Northumberland co. 10
Miss MARY ANN CLAYwELL, Of Caua.
wlssa.
On the 9slh ulr. by The same, Mr..
JACOB FIsHRR, oi Min township, to
Miss MARYlioLLENBAcH. .or C.tpwj..a.
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TRUTH WlrEOU" FEAR "
EILUOZIS,L1JUyaG .
s,jTUEDTI; .H'0VEuBNE 7, IsIG,
AGENCY

NB. PALMER Esq. is authorized 10 act a.
Agent for tie CoLumniA DrnocnAr,' apd re-
eeipt all monitsf for Subscription end Adpertis-
ing at his Agencies in
PhiMdei0Aia No. 50 PiHe-,trcei.
NelU Yor& lG0 Nlssau-strect.
Boston l6 Siate.sfreef
Baltimore S. z, cor. BaH and C0i0ey3sts.
Merchants-MscbanjcS and Iradeamen man find
il to their adpantageto advertse IN this 7opcy as
il Is tie only one published al tie County Seat
md ha' a greater circrluftoa in the county Mai.
aay other paper Pubhshed withjn Sttiimii8.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-07

The Governor Of Keniucky has appoint
ed Thursday, he 26,h Of November, 10 be
observed os a day Of thanksgiving; and the
Governor OF New Jersey also. This mab,s
twclre States which will observe he tamt
day ns a day cI thanksgiving.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We have received The fist number
# arew publication just commenced II
PniladelphIa, entitled the 'PenoyWpek,
jy,' and S mi MorthIy Story Teller,
the weekly contains E ght, aud the sem
mooIh.y sixeeN large pages. and ere
published at The low price of so cents
each, the fl 5, number contains Heidel.
oerg,' Ionanee BY G. R. p. Jane,
Esq Ii promises rich treat to The
lovers Of mIscsllaneous resdiqg.
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The Printer is much in want of few
bushels Of WHEAT. CORN & BUCK
WHEh /, Of those who owe him upon
s b'criplion. H. would alec Ike fen
bushels OF POTATOES.
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EVACUATION OF MONTEREY.

MONTEREY, (MexicO) Sept, 80, 1876.
Gentlemen: We ere st length in qni-
ct possession Of this place, The las, dIvis
ION OF AmpudIa's s'my having marched
ut yesirrdy moroIng. The lsl divi..
ion marched out on the 26 h, HE 81 on
he 27 b, snd The bsIaoce on The gs b..
saw the Two last, and was able 10 forn,
, tolersbly good idea OF the number OF
men in them. There could not have
1sen fewer than 2, SOC in each d:yisiep.
II regular soldiers, vel aimed and ?.
uipped. Add to these some 2 ,OOo
Ot'emso,whO left the city ia small par
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NarinCni0i -GenIomen advertising
for wives in London, hang out heir daguer.
reulype nlUaIurcs in window OF sOme
fashionable shop, with Ibis label;
'WsuIed.--s female companion 10 Ihe d.
boye. Apply personsiIy.
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q. S. Senator. Hon John Il. Clark,
hss been elected u, S. Senator from
Rhode IsIsod, to Gil the place now oc.
cuped BY Mr., Simmons; Gov, Dor
was the Democr,trc candidate.
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1t srumored from Washington, thai
orders have beeo forwarded TO Genera
Taylor 10 pur an end to he armislice,
and immediately march for S,lrlIo, and
that orders will soon be issled for the
volunteers from the north TO proceed II
Mexico 10 join The army
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-07

The election in New Jersey for members
Ol CoGgrtss las leimInsled IN favor Of Me
Wings.
Ihe election for Governor, &c. in the
State Of New York 'ouk place on Tuesday
last! Wright the Democratic candidate lor
Governor received abouI 5000 majority in
lie city cI New York. BoI what The re-
,uII will be IN the SI.!c, is yeI uncertain
from The returns received.
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ook up eros 10 its defence, and you
nave pretty strong force Tor the de-
snce Ola plGcs which nslurs end SIT
have combined TO render rs suoug ss
any in The world.
How such an army Illus situated,
could ever allow i:s,II to ba conquered
by foioe Of les',hsn 1000 men, vii
'lwsys appear strange 10 me. The COW.
irdlce of Ampujls IL now established
beyond doubt. So retul was he of
his person. lhs, j, is said that he never
once If his house wheo coy firing was
going On WHAT spity that one Of our
,hrIs could not have dropped into hi,
bedroom.
! lelt perfectly satisfied. when saw
,hr Mexican troops pass out Of town,
with he arrangements vi ich Gen. Tay.
tlr had made with h N. To have ts-
ken ell these men prIs0nts wCu have
hs,u useless. Their arms We did not
went; ihtir horses were worthless, with
lew eAc p i7os, scd II would hsve
! been very txperslve sud troblssome 10
eed snd gnsrd 50 msOy men. Aud
moreover, II wtuld have cost many a
valuable life to have carried lha city a.
the polnt Of the b,yoorr.
rode ou with the head Of the col.
nmn day before yesterday, when their
c division sit town. That scene alone
would almosl have remUnersted one for
long journey 10 Monterey. Al the
head o. the column rode Ihs commander
of The DIVISION, with his slsd, acccmpsn-
ed BY Msj Scott Of the sh lolsOuy,
wi his Adjulso', (Lieut. Dess,) aud
Lieu's, Hanson. Robson snd McL4wsr
.Col. PeyOn IOdS by The sds of The
chief, and received very sBeclosalt
""''ee nom MN o. we turned out TO
let The column march on, when the head
''o 'e'e''o r"''ee NM h"d no"
"'' p'e''n'su "'"e '"'' can never
'o'se' i"o 'es'mt"'s V' 'hI'n'fy leo
'H' wan '''o'' u! '"E' o'Oms bro'I"g'
'ou 'he """Pe"'S o'o"'hS "''h s'l
"e'' "'s"'' "e "'e's mace al me NOISE
"Fy c"o'u' A"e NE" were Si' well
q "'"' Sho we "'o'e o''i''on seemed
oe VII 'Ppo'h'To'"''h me exception
u '"o'S' !" '''O OF "h'ch' most ol the
"'n "oF' s'0oS''' 4hree pI'cts
u 81 '"'''y were 10 me centre OF tie
column, o'' o. Que g. a0d o"e u pouo
dvL lht line marching Io1r abreast,
extended pbouD one mi'e.
ne army was accompanied by ;.
EFeai mary ''mA'e'i 'ihc'T" wives on.
n r'e0seH' 'he'r lsiher moA-d, shoI
WIN d Is or; So'dIF''' wives moun'edI
o" oo'Aey'"f on Io"'' some Of den
cl'y'hg burdens maj i would scorceIl
"IoR OF rsCAlog 90 mules: young wo
men VIII snort pCttCOsig.qnd hats Irin
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AN APPRENTICE,

To the Printing business is wanted at this Of
ice. An active boy Is or ls year, Of age vii! re.
ceiys good encouragement.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-07

Il Pop,j|ar Candidate, Robert W.
johnson. Democrat, ssId 10 be brother 0!
Richard NJ. Johnson has been elected 10
Congress from Arkansas, without oppoSIs
uon, lie received 10, I25 votes OuI Of l6, -
52N pO!Ied.
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The Relative Forces, Losses &c
We sre assured that Ampud,a had from
fourteen to sixteen thousand troops
The former is the lowest number given
by any one. They hsd about fifty
pieces oI heavy artillery worked with a
degree Of skill and precision unsurpsss-
ed by any nation. They were also in
strong fortified town. The streets
leading into the town,to the PIazt were
all either closed up with heavy & strong
walls Of solid mansonry requiring grear
labor, and executed in lhe mosr work.
manllke manner, or these streets were
protected with batteries Of heavy ord
nance; planted so 10 efsctualIy cover
their entrance.
The American army did not exceed
5000, and 700 Of these were served a,
"A camp guard, 10 protect the camp from
forces OF Mcxican cOvsIry; 80 thst WE
had but 1900 men in rha engagement.
Nearly all our most IF Give ordnance
had been left behind. There was only
the Flying Artillery, which 10 order
to DO much execution, had Ia he evn.s-
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Fyiher Ady0ncc in Coal -Thr
deale's have again advanced Iae price
Of Anthracite cosI so ceoIs ton in u.
York. This makes an advance Of one
dollar within about one month. The re
al price s now 81 ton of 2O00bs.
This is one of ,hs effect, resulting from
panic making, so extensive"
y pracucrd during the past season.
Consumers were Ioduced 10 wall, by
he promised reduction in price, Ill
'hcy npw fod the supply short and the
pr.ce materially enh'ncod.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-07

Christmas on Eidoy-Our gres,
holiday fair. on F idsy his year, and #
Jid writer's ood legends are to be beIiev
ID, it sign fts hard winter. Ol course
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BUSINESS or BLOOMSBURY.

I BUSINESS or BLOOMSBURY.
There is no Village in northern Pennsyl.
Vania lhsI is increasing more r,nidIy 10 bu'
Siness and population than The town OF
BIoomsburg. Although there has been
some Ghy dwellings built the past season
yet there is not sufficient, az their are con-
9nn1 application ior lenemeRs by Strangers
who arc ANXIOUS TO locate themselves here
or vaIlous kinds oi business Arrangements
arennw making for ihe erection another ycal
Of large number o! dwellings, and stores
TO accommodate the iuhOx Of population.
Our old merchants have all furnished them.
selve, With new splendid and extensive as
sorimeHls of goods, while a new sign shows
Itself every now and then as we pass through
the streets, - the latest ia that ol,Sloan and
Neudenhal who have opened a splendid
assortment Of onlire new goods in the new
store adjoining DeObIsrs Hotel, opposite
The Couu House. As they are both young
and en'erpr'ziog yeung men Wa have 10
doubt that they Will do An exienslVe bust.
ness especially with lae Ladies. The
farmers will now End A ready market here
for all kinds Of country produce, and Ium
Der, and can buy their goods as cheap ~ a.
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The Isl division i' eocamped in the
grove three miles east Of The lown--ont
of the loveliesl spots q lhs world, shad
ed BY large pecan sOd live osk trees.
This grove seems to be lhe only wood.
land ia this region, aOd is resorled to b,
cltIzpNs Of Monterey as place for hold
ing picnic parties The sI,q volunteer
division, ia eneamped in this grove.
Gen Worth'' division occupies the
'owo. The citizens are beginning to
return in great numbers, and appoar 10
feel glad Ihil The Mexican army has left
them. n
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no Hunbug.'
@ WE ARE NOT PUFFERS ,

" WE ARE NOT PUFFERS."
NEGTHER are we going to talk abont War
" between the United Stales and Mexico;' nor
OF SO Hing goods 10 per cent. fellow city prces.'
Neither are we going to string together in our ad.
verllsements every thing we have for sale from
needle to al anchor but mark what We say
We are going to
Keep as nice a varis'y Of Goods,
ot both quality and price, as those who make moro
noise in the papers than we do. We have pur-
chased our goods as cheap as it is possible to buy
them and we win sell them as cheap, if our friends
will give US ca at our
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Keep as nice a vari1iy of Goods,
X-aW ssEGDLS


recently erected by L. II BIGGs, directly oppo.
site the new Court House, and next door south of
Deoblers Hotel, we viii show them all
.ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF GOODS
selected expressly for their accommodation. A.
'mong the articles Of
DRY GOODS
we have French and American CLOTHS, Cas-
'>neres, satlinCts, vestings, &c &c
For The Ladies' we have Cashmeres, Morsln
de Ians Cashmere Robes Closkilg Prints of ey-
ery style and price from to 25 cents per yard,
Shawls, Gloves &c. &c. in fact every variety Of
merchandise usually kept in country stores besides
some things HHe d Gnmt
AIso--Hats and caps Of every description.
As for our
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-23
NO LONGER
OE
BIS
::SS
RUT CHANGED TO 80.


o. The public respectfully informed that by the
ordinance of the city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 96 to 49, of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice,
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BITTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion to call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and Others TO the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the care of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma-
tism, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints TO which we are liable. In addition to the
many certificates pchisned in the papers of the day
he has in his possession number from respecta-
bic individuals, all tesutyng to the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store
The subscriber also takes this opportunity TO return
his grateful thanks to a discerning public who have
extended TO his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and ne is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used AS he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them a
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name the top of the
cork also fac smile OF his the label on the
side of tn bottle, None other genuine; therefore
be not deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged to
be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other NJ EDl-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY, cata-
logues of which be seen at his store, and which
he warrants TO be equal to any in Ohe CITY,
LOUIS GOULEY, No 80 b Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
NIB. Remember the No., SO, as the genuine urti-
cLeS for sale at no other place in Baltimore. ala
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OF MILITIA OFFICERS OF
BALTIMORE.

The following Memorial will be read with
much interest, at this time, the subject berg
one of great importance now that the coun-
try Is in a state of war with Mexico, which
we are not sure will not involve us with either
England or France, or both, before it shall be
done. 1t is from the able pen of Genl. BENZ.
c. HowARD, which should, of itself, recon-.
mend it 10 the deep and favorable consider
alton Of our citizens. It is TO be hoped that
Congress will take prompt action upon the
subject
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Correspondence of the Baltimore CIipper.l
WAsHrNGroN, June 22d, 1916.


Criminal Court The Grand Jury were in
session on Friday and Saturday, they are again
IN session to-day. | understand that some inn
2ortant and curious presentments have been
made which will of course be made public in
due time.
In my very brief communication of the 9Th
nst., published in last Saturdays Clipper
stated that the jury in the case of the United
States VS.. Elizabeth (not Susan as published, }
Creamer, were locked up and had the prospect
of nights unpleasant lodging in the jury room.
They remained all night in duress and were
brought into court on Saturday morning, when
they returned a verdict of guilty against Jacob
Creamer, the husband of Elizabeth. | under
stand the jury in returning this singular verdict
acted under the impression that the husband of
Elizabeth Creamer was before them, and GER
tainly much of the evidence was given to shew
that he was guilty of the offence charged in the
indictment. The verdict of the Jury as rem
dered could not however be received and the
court directed them to retire for further DELHI
Grafton. In a short time afterwards the Jury
again returned into court, with verdict of not
gtiHy-so that Elizabeth Dreamer, the keeper
Of the celebrated (notorous) Alhambra has
been acquitted.
John Hall was tried on Saturday, for an as
sault on Antoine Manuyette The Jury found
the prisoner gully.
a colored boy named George Gaines, only
zen years of age, was tried on Saturday on the
charge ofstealing sundry articles of the value
of more than five dollars, the property of DIR.
P. Gould. The young criminal was ably de-
tended by Mr.. Carlisle, and found guilty by the
Jury, who, however, humanely recommended
the lad to mercy. The court sentenced him to
suffer one years imprisonment in the Peniten-
tary. Such an offender is a fit subject for the
House Of Refuge, rather than prison, where
old convicts almost necessarily associate with
mere tyros in crime.
Mason Pigott was also tried on Saturday, on
an indictment charging him with an assault and
battery on Captain Thomas Sangster. Some
evidence was introduced by Mr.. Richard Wal
ZACH, counsel for the defendant, TO show that
Sangster was intoxicated and had previously
assaulted Pigott. The Jury not being able to
agree, were discharged by the court at foul
o'clock, when the court adjourned until this
morning.
The court has been engaged all to-day in
trying DR.. Richie of Georgetown, who stands
charged with an assault with intent to kill Mr.
VIM. II. Stewart. This is very important
and serious case. Mr.. Stewart was giving his
evidence to the jury when | left the court room
The new City Councils hold their first regular
evening meeting to-day; they are now in ses.
SION. OF their proceedings | may furnish
some account, should they prove sufficiently in
IeTestlng, In future communication,
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TNNHE TEETH, THE GUMS
ANN THE Nh


1t has been incontestibly proven, durin
years that there never was, and il is highly
there never will be remedy for the Tooth
covered, so gentle in its operation, b. nef
eHects ~ relieving the pain, and pft serva
character, for the teeth, gums and mouth, as
er's Teaberry Tooth Wash," and thereto =
iered to those who suffer from Toothache,
ny assurance thatit will effectually relievcH
pain in one minute, and yet protect and pTj
teeth free from all decay, and in the besH
health. Nor is it any less efficaciOus in Gu +
ness of the gums, curing softHess of the q
efiectually stopping all bleeding of the 81
these 1t is an immediate and permanent rel
For all the above complaints Wheeler'sE
Tooth Wash, in the form in which it is go
is that of concentrated essence, Is a sure
lightful remedy-and the PROPRIETOR. des
that the teeth and the gums, when thew and
feet state, should ever afterwards be kept
all impurities and perfect in health, Qiyes
hons TO every purchaser, which show The Il
of water in which il may be diluted, and L
piled generally as a wash for preserving IN
approved of because it is delightfully."-. pleasaT
and worthy the highest encomiums of praisi
sequence of its keeping the teeth, gums an
always pleasant and in perfect state of h 1
is confidently believed by many who haI
number of years, some as many as FIVE yeI
tiiS liidt dlt WIN VIII give IL "a trial
highly grati6ed at having done so.
Wheeler's TeaberIy Tooth Wash havinI
cancetuus scurf that was on my gums-and
by occasional use, keeps the teeth, gums anI
pleasant and entirely healthy, teke great
in stating, that in my belief, all who suffer ii
on the gums, and will use il for preserving
and gums, will be very much gratified by Hs|
JOHN DE- FORA, No, 1893 South Sixth st.
Owing to having taken cold, but mostly
qHence of the acid of paint used in colorir
my teeth became very much injured, giving
ting pain at intervals for between Two III
years. Wheeler's Teeberry Tooth Wash VI
and has entirely cured them, which in CT
form, send that those who wish pefect
for painful teeth, and also desire pleasan
Wash, may, with confidence, try Wheeler's
ry Tooth Wash. MARY A. TAY
No. 300 Vine ST., Philad,
Q-Sold at No. l2l BALTIM ORE STREE
South. Principal Office No. SO Chestnut st
del mia.
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correspondence of the American Republican,
WASHINGTON, June 81, lS46.

Inc war fever having partially died away
with the settlement of the Oregon Question,
ana mutual grin of good-fcllowship between
Jonn Bull and Brother Jonathan, the people
are beginning to enquire why the deuce old
tough and Ready does not 90 ahead with the
operations he so brilliantly commenced, The
accounts from the South state that he is wait
ing Tor orders from head quarters-he had bet
Ter not-Gen. Scott was politically killed be-
cause he waited for his orders, or orders pro-
perly speaking that might throw the RESPONSE
o!IIty OF his movements upon the government.
Ten. Gaines went beyond the mark, and in a
ourst OF patriotism blew himself up-he did too
nuch-Scott did too litte-and Worth did
nothing at all. So we have four generals who
nave signazed themselves during the war
mus iar' 1t is pretty generally believed that
iayior Will not receive orders for some time
as II needs some expression of public opinion
20 convince the Executive and his Cabinet
whether they are in the right or the wrong in
pushlng our bayonets TO the Halls of the Mon
tezumas' The city is in state of excitement
growing out OF the conduct of the pastor of the
English Lutheran Church in this citv-thc
charges against him are heavy-and at present
undergoing investigation before the I,ntheran
Synod of Maryland, the Masons, and the Or.
der Of Odd Fellows. Facts have thus far leaked
out which will forever cast the Receyend GENTLE
man out of the pale of good society; the parti-
eulars will come before the public soon enough.
Yours, Q,
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RHANY are they who experience all the del /
I'VE and qualifications Of having sound, healthy
useful Teeth aud Gums; yet it is not without alb !
antreason; for none ever used WHEELER'S I'll
BERRY TOOTH WASH without deriving suclI
nefts from it. These advantages are open andl
to all, as il always entirely cures Toothache inl
minute, and still at the same time protects the ri
from all decay, and likewise it cures Soreness oI
Gums, and Softness of the Gums, and entirely 81
Bleeding of the Gums, and although superior for
ing these complaints, its use is not confined to Il
alone, asby dilutinglt with water and applying il
preserving, healthy Teeth and Gums, they neverI
be subject to any disease! as it always keepsl
Teeth, Gums and Mouth pleasant and in the d
pure state of health.
N-Depot No. l2l BALTIMORE STREET, adj
South. mhd