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NEW PAPER HANGINGS.
FIR IAN CTS ARES r. co,

IL n ~ 2 . r a X r. ~ n CO.,
NO. Us PEARL STREET,
lave the largest supply and the most splendid assor
ment Of all the latest and the approved sfves
PAPER HANGiNGs BORDERS, he,
which they offer to Merchants, Dealers, Landlords and
others, the most advantageous terms "
The most competent Paper Hangers can be had st the
shortest notice, n lmsN
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The circulation since the ast of August has been sead
ly falling of. while the amount Of specie hand has
been steadily Increasing The above institution is the
principal depository Of the government in the South
west and has conducted the financial Operations ofhe
in that section of the country for some time
east.
We usual table of quotations for the princi
pal State and other stocks used for investment =
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.


THE Poor of the etv informed that they will receive
advice and dIcne free OF CHARGE by applying the
University Medical COLLEGE, go osdyay, on every s.tu
Is under the charge Of DocToR VALENTINE Morr and
gives ms services 70 the who may be labong under
Surgical Medical diseases An opportunity hus afford
ed TO all who ,nnot Tor professional attendance tava
UNIVERSITY LYING IN CHARITY.-All women,
whose circumstances will enable
physician for services during their confinement
formed that they will be attended free of charge their
houses. This charity under charge of g.
BEpFoRp and by leaving their address his
residence 100 Tenth all INDECENT females will receive
prompt attendance. $50 3taws2wsrh
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NOTICE.
Ss. aa Il. s R9% sS
ger % All aSe SSsns a. the :te firm vii BE-
A. Bown will here after carry on the business as usual
on his own account. at I01 Pearl st. o'5 .rh
FEVER AND AGUE.
and ssas been about tea Years. e
a ~ssyys Of
BY IS proprietor JAS D1as ARsS g William s..
T0 The CITIZENS of New York. and the world in
That Caander oate, has never been heard from
england he is
H. sS a''as.s.
will be
S ssa
Mount Plea
shoSd person deem the above Insertion will
H.:
IL Ihss e, as%SsI !: sss.: American pss; TsgIas u
H.u. .a a" &C. b1 Ts TH
H Graham. Burgess, strnser Co.. and William Taylor.
THE Gk r. Au,ag5 Of Nature provided with
Is s .s To om & IN HAS
Sh'; ,.s Mo- The
%H ff5s ~ Or %
be beyond the most cases
e di:
cine in diseases hitherto deemed neprabIs has excl
Of It's ingredients Let purchasers beware Of limitations and
s.. in unless s. NnTs Tie
ss. and csn.Ss. es 'h isDs 1s'
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SEAMAN & MUIR

WILL open their new and extensive Dry Goods Establish
w ment No 3zi Broadway LIST door above the Hospital
Green Monday next the 10Th day Of October at o'clock
A. NJ.
Their stock entirely esb has been selected with
expressly for the city trade 1T reduced pciccs and com
rich Of Partisan Dress and Fancy Dry
Goods have bean offered the public during the present
They invite purchasers examine their goods they
confident the great falling of in prices will enable them TO
oer greater induce than be offered by established
house. having old and deprecated stocks on hand.
Their assortment every variety oil the most
spendid Silks Cashmere Decose Mernos Mouseline dc
LANES Camels Hair, Cashmere, Brochc and embroidered
Grape shsws ome Of which equal to sny offered this
ssasca) Lsees and Embroders, Mourning Goods Partisan
wedding and Ball Dresses, together with every va
largest Broadway establishments.
Mr.. Muir retired from the firm of r Stewart Co on
me st January last and he hsers himself that his
YEAR enpeence "a thar house. and his perfect knowledge Of
and fashions. oIa stissrc
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AMUBEmEHrs.

ss .,nss 4, wIrs kf. % x snys e
LADY E..ns Anyc NJ chas Xssn; Neville Nj. Huat
70 conclude 0 With FoRTuNro-paron punov~r A An
drsy, Hon Miss Pertina, Fanny Gordon Hon Miss MyHi
Door. open a. at hafa O'clock and the Perlormaae;s
VII commence att o'clock Bor-sfi Pit 80 cents Gal
ROWEkY THEATRE.-Thurssday Evenins. Oct. 18th.
will eommsnee Nth the tragedy Of
Clarke; Densaus Stevens; Appius. Booth; Virginia. Mrs
10 conclude with the drama Of LADY OF THE LAKE
kodsnek Dhu' MIR Nsaisi Frjsmes, Clarke Ellen, Mrs
p.95 81 SefSsa esTa VIII .:: hal.
MITCAELLs OLYMPiC THEATKE--Thur.day
e ct S. IKE a% sia Of
ionD Rafael d. .unsgo, Wslcot; srlo Miss Clarke;
Aver when, FAIR srAR-Bis.roou. Nielin.on; Cher
TO cone Jude with SEEING HOLLAND
DIs.. circle cents upper boxes Is cents pit 'hiling
Door. open a half past o'clock: rises att.
BOWEKY CIRCUS.
w' TSas.@l evening o.;.lts
pal act of Horsemsnship.
f.ss exhibition
Messrs Dale Lipman Smith land Mrs Cullen will appear
various oil horse mansh hin.
The band q Nero Mia.,e. led BY Mr. Dmmi. viii give
sung the southern plantations.
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
w =; BURTON. Manager and Lessee
10 This Theatre has been thoroughly redeccrated ia The
most STYLE and is now the most beautiful Theatre
MIR. JAMES wALLACK, ST..
Will appear his great original character Of uan st Pierre
IN the celebrated play of the Wife, Mrs Burke Marana
MessIs scott Burke Marsh, Shaw and Howard will all ap
;" ''' 18th THIS EVENING. OCT. IS.
Will be acted the pl Tg e WEE
Mariana st f'ere' Mrs. NJ W Sa1Es
To conclude with the farce of D''Ae
is HE A GHOSTl
Mr. Nieodemus Mr. Marsh; DigRory. Burke.
wEAt < W., STREET THEATKEs PaILAPELrHlA
M k R' a. N1Sf ERsoS,
Tia eminent Tragedan in this city, since his from
KIM THE THE KING or THE COMMONS; ''''
Aits the play Mis-. Walter: win appear a IN s1sad
To conclude with thu p.vr
Tomorrow, Mr. Andersons last night but one.
Arrangements have been positively entered into with
Augusta. Msd'sile Bmier &C. W.T. ''S'A' '''''"e
PALMO'S UfERA HOUSE,
Chambers street.
M YSTERIOUs snd Oriental soree of Mr. ALEXAN-
AVA DER. the Young Magician, just arrived from Paris
Wednesday Evening, Oct. IA,
Extraordinary and Unprecedented Exhibition of
SPLENDID AND SURPRISING
FEATS OF MAGIC.
The extensive stage Of Pamos Theatre will the
TEMPLE OF ENCHANTMENT,
msgnfcenty illuminated BY hundreds Of ligh S.
Lessons aud the Canal 81 Martin -" D'A''' N'
hs s%usnS Dsnss BY the ReudsI
al of Paris
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q 1873 FULTON STREET, tsun Buildingl n
ADeeming unnecesssry to enter into particulars -
respecting his Fall Fasons for iss would simply
his new style will excel in beauty ghtness and color
thing offered the Hatwe public of the city
OF New York His prices low his hats fine.
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THE albania SALOON

THE albania SALOON,
$50 Br0adioav. Prince street
ADMISSION REDUCED To ONE SHILLING.
This splendid fashionable and well known Establishment
il open for the
Musical entertainments evening" with the astonish
MONS. ADRIENT,
the Magician Of the 10Th century Dancing by Mile
Jesselyne.
10 Doors open at 7-commenees at o'clock.
MI i've
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CAMILLE SlVORPS
OND ONCERT,
WI tax place on Friday, October 18th, at the
TABERNACLE.
rAMILLI sIVORI will perform
~ /. The first part of t,rsnd Fantastic Concer min
2. The celebrated Rondo III Campanello," THE Hand
bell.1
3 The favore Variations the air Mel Cor" Violin
Solo, all composed by
PAGANINI.
He will be assisted 10 his Concert by
MISS l.. MOSS MONS. p. MAYER,
And a numerous and select Orchestra, led by
Oh re MICHELE RAPETTl.
MIR. LOVERS LAST NIGHT
STUYVESANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY,
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1861
MR.. LOVER
UTHOR OF Handy Andy. Rory O'More &c. will repeat
"A by particular desire. his first entitled
illustrations of Ireland"
Of" The Gudirou."
Admission Tickets be had the Aston House; also
Messrs. Stoddart Dunhams; Chickering's; Duboiss
Firth Ponds; and Atwlls Music Stores the doors
each night Doors N o'clock Performance
at Q and conclude about 10 o'clock. OLD 2trh
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CLARKE'S SACKS,
ZIG Viiiani ST., opposite the Washington Stores
RACEtUL AND CHEAP-By purchasing al nv goods
the most temntng inducements the truly
Thus will make to order usually charged
500 and x8 for SIS and other
portion; am likewise provided with magnificent assert
ment OF fine Overcoats and sack Coats NV black
Sacks. with silk collars and fronts Sill; low
s. These coats are fautess in STYLE and
for cheapness.
G CLARK, Ii6 William street.
o13 5tis*rc formerly with Brundage Broadway.
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GREAT SALE OF
v A L U A B LIE BUILD Nc LOTS

IN THE CRY OF NEWARK
THE SUBSCRIBER, Execute, ofthe last viii and Tesla
nent OF u Thomas Ward, deceased will sell AT public
auction Saurd the 18th day of October next. on IN.
premises, at2 o'clock P. NJ. Fifty Valuable BUILDING
LOTS on Washington Plane >esbt, aud streets
CONSTITUTING part Of the homestead Of said homs, Ward,
susted the improved part cit, Newark with
IN 800 feet Of Washington Common, present most de-
h'ndsome location private residence. The property
the vcny mostly built upon aud Is constantly becoming
more valuable Of the property be OF
fee OF Edward Cook No 2t9 Broad Terms con
dtaons made known ON the day Of sale:
WIN. PENNINGTON
oStol-excSu-r Executor Of Gen. Thomas Ward, dec.
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ROOMS
TWO or Three Gentlemen can be accommodated with
tea, II required Apply II howard References requr
ed. Terms moderate. OLE lwsrh
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kk1r FOR Observation-Disclosures of the 2st of Octo-
l22y berthe elegant new packet ship NIAGARA,
dksCapt Russell, will be despatched as above.
This splendid packet ship has qualed
for cabin and second cabin The latter will be
TAX Those about take passage would
do well to examine this superior ship previous engaging
esewhers.
Fcv Of passsge apply board the ship. Murays
OILS CTR j. HERDMAN, 81 South st.
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ADVICE EXCLUSIVELY GIVEN TO THE
LOVERS OF FINE ARTS
THERE is at 20 Broadway exhibition Of Oil Painting
Il of the ancient Dutch and Flemish schools.
To be daily from II o'clock A NJ until o'clock N
Admittauce Is cents. oi3 et~rc
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TO WOOLLEN GOODS MERCHANTS
H. MIGEON & CO.,
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, AND sATTINETs RE-

k&k FOR LIVERPOOL-Tos sail the 18th October
&k1&\-The splendid new packet ship SARDINIA, Capt
Croker has accommodations for limited number
OF second cabin which will be taken steerage
Her between decks lofty and well ventilated
every suitable the comfort OF those embskng For
passage apply to GEORGE SHERLOCK,
l5e Maiden Lane Sou st.
For New Orleans and will positively sail this day the
ship CURTIS, Capt Outerbridge. Apply as above.
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:. ~. UUILUZEAU, Auc'r.
(lOLD WATCHES &c.-Iuttle * Ducluzeau will sell
~ tins Day at 10 O'CLOCK at No SO William street. 100 gold
Watches Tor account OF whom il Also, sill
yer Lepne Anchor Verxe and Vertical Watches; Quarter
German silver and other Watches Also, gold Levers, Of
from TO extra ewels; silver gilt and other Watches Cat
aioyues now ready. TENS sh
N B. Every lot catalogue will be warranted repre-
rented, and sold without rererye. OILS Ter
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COMPOUND Tonic Mixture. warranted cure for tn
~ fever and ague, has been about years
with uniform success its efficacy tested by many OF GU
well known citizens Prepared and sold wholesale retail
by the proprietor JAS. q. ASPINWALL,
OILS Druggist William ST
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MARBLE YARD.

THE business will bo continued Sy the
subscriber at the old stand; where una,
be had al all times.
MONUgENTS, TOMB TABLES,
TONB-STONES, HEARTH
JA0fBS, 1I.7N7'LES PAINT
STONES, MULLERG, sc.
or any other work in his line. He ia
also prepared TO iutuisa WINDOW GAPS
and SlLLS, DOOR SILLS and STEPS,
&c. either Of Ma Bile. Lime or any kind OF
stone that can be procured in thus vicinity.
Mp Having had considerable experience
in the business, ne pledges his work ia
DE executed in as handsome a s,vIe as can
be Furnished from any yard either in the
city or country; and on as reasonable terms
EPHRAIM ARMSTRONG
Bloomsbutg, Nov. 3, l643. ly-2S
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WARy WARE
AND
NgsE Goods Q
VIM. McISeIvy & Go.
EEAVE just received and now opening. one
q n the largest and most extensive Stock
Goods ever brought into Columbia county The
assortment consists in part Of the following:--
LADIES' WEAR.
Beregss, Bsrege SeoJ5. Bnlzorines. Fig.
ured and pain do Loines' Lawas,
Prints Of all qualities, patterns
and prices, Silk, Berage and
Cotton Shawls. Para,
soleHes, Kid and
Six GIoces,
Six and Cotton
Hose. Pocket Handker-
chiefs ofall kinds and almost
r. hing else that Ladies may
wisa or,incIuding large assortment of
BRAID AND STRAW BONNErs
Of superior quality.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Cloths, Cassimers, Oregon Cassimers: new arti
Gle, Pantaoon stufs, Tweeds, Gambroons; sum
mer cloths, satin and fancy Ves,ines, cravals
scarts; ties and various other articles.
Gentlemen and Ladies BOOTS and SHOES
of every description.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
Molasses, Loaf and Brown sugars, Cofrse. Teo.
Spices, Mackerel, coarse and 6ne Sail, Brsndv
Rum, Wines Gin, &c.
CROCKERY WARE,
Assortment includes evers article and quality
that may be called for;
HARDWARE.
pa des, Shovels; Forks; Hoes; Axes; Hand; Mil
-" oed ami cross cut Saws; Files Butts; Screws;
Locks, Knives and Fo ks, Buttons; Buckles; DC.
WAGON TIRE,
or all sizes, Round, Bar and Band Iron.
Cast Steel, and a general assortment OF
HOLLOW WIRE.
All ofwhich will be sold little lower than the
lowest; and all kinds of LUMBER and PRO
DUCE taken in payment,
Mry 30--6
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September 20, lst5-ly22

the
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand Of b. g. 8. Hagen
buch, where he will be ready at all times
10 furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs. Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, Of every
description, which NAV be called for. al
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign e.
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business, and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line. he natters himsel. ,ha,
he shall be able to furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all Of which ne will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
". B. Orders from distance will be
strictly ard punctuallv attended to.
B. HAGENBUCH.
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FMAEE WAY FOR THEura
LEGHT-STR EET
70 ew Store.
SeCondSupply ofSpringGoods

TESHE subscribers take this method of inform
VI ing their friends and the public generally
that they are now opening the second supply of
Spring Goods, TO which they would most respect,
fully invite the attention of those wh1 are in want
OF New and Cheap Goods, consisting in part of
Cloths, CaSsimeres, ,SattinetsS' Testings
Of American, French and English Fabrics.
Coating and Pantaioons Siufs,
very superior article of Tweed Cloths and Cass-
meres Angola Cassimeres. Drlngs; Gamboons
&c. DC. Cotton Pantaoon stuffs Of every variety
and Of The most desirable styles.
PRINTS PRINTS
comprising every variety of style and prices from
6f TO 25 cents.
DRESS GOODS.
New style Of French Lawns, a splendid article cf
new style Moulane de lane and summer Cashmeres
Cinghams &c
SHALWS,
amongs. which may be found handsome article Of
Derages Picknic; Mousane and Thihe, Shawls
WHITE GOODS.
Bsrrod, striped and plain Jsconets ard u.nhr;,
MuthhA rAee' NuRlins, book, null and Swiss
Muslir, Bishop Lawn, curtain Muslin, &c.
Bro,on and Bleached Mus&ins from
6& to lcs cents per yard, bIesched and un.
oieaehed Table Diaper, cotton osmobury, SC.
Together with full assortment of
Groceries, Spices, HardU0oe md Cut.
fry, Queen Vare, Drugs, Boots
| and Shoes,
and in fact every article usually kept in Country
Stores.
! T epuhlic generally are invited to call and ex.
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere
Thankful for pas, favors they ia,ter themselves
by strict attention to business " merit the pulton.
age OF a generous public,
A. B. KNARB & Co
Mao 29.
RElEl&yss sal-zznAN kinds Of Lumber, Grain and
SHxAp Produce taken in Exchange 20,
fblfsS2~ Goods,
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THE CARL A ND.
From BIaekwood's Magazine.
uOFE.

From BIaekwood's Magazine.
uOPE.
II Hope is dead, why seek to live'
Forwhat besides has life to give
Love, Life and Youth, and beauty TOO,
If Hope be dead, say what arc youi
Love without Hope it cannot be,
There is vessel on yon sea,
Becalmed and sailless as Despair,
And know--'tis hopeless Love Goats there.
Life without Hope! that is not
10 live; but day ly day to rot,
With feelings cold and passions dead:
Te wander o'er the world, and tread
Upon its beauties and to gaze,
Quite vacant, Ger its fowery maze.
Oh think If this be Life! then say,
Who lives when Hope hath fed away"
Youth with Hopel An endless night,
Trees which have felt the cold springs blight,
The lightning's fash, and the thunder's strife
Yet pine awsy weary life,
Which older would have sunk and died
Beneath the strokes their youth de6ed.
But cursed with length Of days are left
TO rail at youth of Hope bersft.
And beauty, too, when Hope is gone,
Has lost the ray in which it shone;
And seen without this borrowed light,
Has lost the beam that made it bright.
Now what avail the silken hair,
The gentle smile, the gentle air,
The beaming eye, and glance reind-
Faint semblsnce of the purer mind
AS gold dust sparkling in the sun,
Points where the richer strata run,
Alasi they now just seem to be
Bestowed to mock at Misery;
They speak of days long, long gone by,
Then point to cold reality,
And with death like smile they say:
"Oh! what are we when Hopes away
Thus Love, Life and Beauty too,
Hhen seen without Hopes frightening hue,
All sigh in Misery's saddest tone,
:" Why seek to live if Hope be gone7"
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CANCERS, WARTS, CoRNs, &c

THE subscriber informs the public, that he is
able to cure all kinds of Cancers and eradicate
Warts and Corns with vofy little pain and in a
shoit time. Ho refers to several respectable cti-
Gems in his neishDorhood, such as Samuel Hess,
William Kie and others, that has been successful
in several instances and 10 not humbugging as is
TOO frequently the case among quscks. He war
raots certain in any case he undertakes or no
pay.
UrWarts &c. on cattle and other animals are
also cured by the subscriber who resides In Mount
township on tho main road leading from
Millville to Bloomsburg, about miles from Fred
erick Miller's Tavern where persons are invited to
call
JOHN ALE.
May 30, le46-Iys
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From the Pennsylvania.
SONGS OF TOLL.

Up and at them Wellington.
Toiler see the day is breaking,
Man from chains and bondage waking
Of the badge Of slavery shaking,
Win be free
Look and see your flag unfurled
Give the watchword to the world
Despots TO heground be hurl'd
On for Liberty
Up and at them;' ever onward,
Keep your heart and purpose sunwIrd.
Ask for nothing but the right,
Yield ye not to naughty might,
Firm and constant in the fight
Ever be-
Progress progress be the word,
Let that magic sound be heard,
Till the worlds deep heart is stirr'd
Answerngly-
-dUp and at them;' ever onward,
Keep your heart and purpose sunward.
Man with sunburnt hand and brow,
Men from anvil, forge and plough,
See the day-star rising now
Clear and bright
From its beams old customs flying,
Chains and whips and toltures dying,
Man with brother man is veing
In the right
up and at them;' ever onward,
Keep your heart and purpose snnward,
S,oop not from your high career,
Bend We not to coward fear,
Trust TO every coming year
Earnestly
Broade, COWS the stream Of life,
e. Clearer seen above the strife
Is that Bow with promise rife
To tho free
'Up and at them; ever onward,
Keep your heart and purpose sunwaId.
Leave the past nor look behind,
Trust the majesty Of mind,
Work yc for thy fellow kind
Look ahead
See the smiling, hear the singing,
Toll its recompense is bringing,
1abor-cralt 10 lite IS spllnglng
From the dead
up and at them, ever onward,
Keep your heart and purpose sunwId,
Brother toilers, round US ever
Beats the tide Of LIES deep nveI
Onward, onwsrd cessing never
Inlts flow
Work we then with WILL aI strong
FAITH and pATlEEcE pu,e and long
Love and TRUTH to which belong
Life's rich glow
up and at then;' ever onward,
Keep your heart and purpose sunwaid,
Hail we all from every cline
Brothers in this march Of time,
Kindred voices in the chime
To glad our way
No desponding at our lot,
Toll has many rosy spot,
By the wealthy ones forgot,
To cheer our day
.Up aud az them; ever onward,
Keep your haaH and purpose sunwsrd.
8, d. A
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J. II VANDERSLICE,
DEN T'HST7.

MH EGS leave TO inform the public, that
Hbhe ls prepared TO attend TO all The oper.
atoms in dentistry, such as removing
1He Tartar and other Foreign SUD.
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, and
me gums and breath sweet and healthy.
The cavitie' efDecayed Teeth
Will be dressed out and filled with Gold
or other toll; of the finest quality, as the
case may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in MANY
cases during life
Teeth and Humps Of Teeth
Which have become useIese or troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner' with the latest aud best improved in
|sIrumenls.
P0rceliain Teeth,
|OlIhe best quality and latest Improvement.
VIII be lnser'ed on pivot. or lin connection
with DIR. Vaierchsmp, with whom he is in
pa'ernship in plate work. on Gold plate,
from single tooth to whole sci, TO look
as well as The natural, and warranted TO
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In shor',every operation belonging 10 the
profession, will be reformed in the hes,
manner. with chosesi material, and a, The
shorles! notice lie therefore hopes, bv
strict attention to business, to obtain share
ot public patronage, Any person or peI-
sons wishing any of the above operations
performed, are respectfully requested to
give him call.
N. B The public are hereby Informed
that we lhe subscribers have entered into q
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as II is more convenient for each TO
attend to The other branches Of the science
en- bis own account.
A, FALLERCHAMP.
A L.
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ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE,

AUNINIo NAI TUX 8 NUI ITCE'
The Estate Of ISA.8C KLINE late 0f0r,
oags township, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given ,ha, letters OF
administration on the above mentioned Es.
tate have This day been granted 10 Ihe cub.
scribers. All persons indebted TO said es.
tale are hereby notified TO make immedl
ale payment, and all ,hose having claims are
requested TO present them properly su,hsn
iicsied, 10
MARY KLINE, Administrative,
HIRAM KLINE, Administrator
Orange iownehip, May 26, le46-6w6,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05
ENOCH HOWELL.
Il AILO R.

RESPECTFULLY, informs the public,.hat he
Has Removed his Shop to Esgyto,on
where he will always be ready, as heretofore, to
make any kind of clothing, at the shortest no,ics
and in the best and most fashionable style. From
his long experience in the business, he aat,er.
himself that he shall continue to give general sst
sfacton and thereby hopes 70 receive share oftbs
public patronage.
GT Particular attention paid 10 cutting.
All kinds of country produce taken in psynen,
fol work.
EsPytown, May o, ls4s.--trs