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LOST AND FOUND.

A LIBERAL. REWARD WILL BE'P\ID
IA for the rrtmn OF Back and Tan Dog, mouth,
old, lonf legs aud ight body. very remark ably mark
I'd got hareI.outh and thick. crooked tail. at ls6
south II.
DOG LOST YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
~ small, shite Scotch Terrier slut, ,hors ears and
tail brosn srot Oh the tail Tn, hndsr will get ~
reward 1t a. Hester a., sud thanks NJ the owner. a
r OST-ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, BET.
bwsverly place and 9ih st, 10 9Th ave = p'ir o.
Ey + aTiLXR, u siItl ave ~ ' "
r OST-A GOLD BRACELET, DIET. 5OrH
LAND ~ st., iu I'd ave- or sAth u, hot I'd and 9TH
,s:s,s.d By Ieayias i; oor. eiois st and 50 sys q,
HAsKELS Store 100
DICKED TP IN FLUSHING BAY, LONG
l. IIsnd. June 9sth, the canal boat CAMPBELL;
ns c.s e NJ" called IN ~ dave Viii f ss ,sd
ION md Ioinpkinsst. SDt
poct' book containing several French aud English
invoices and letter.. The finder. by returning 1t to
p C9uNlsndt st, will DO literally Rewarded j.
r OST-OS TIE 2STiI VLT., A COOPER 8
II badge, No. e6, brious'ns to No T. society OF Nov
York IL viii be th-nktully received by the owner,
MlCuL. srAFLElON, At l99 Mott st, OF o. Mldi-
ron't. 81
S.1n REWARD-LOST ON SUNDAY
slut, curioS. SAT- OF soips around sn,vef. to PINK
aud AN. he above reward will be- pad by return
ins her % iil Pear st 81
S1O RRwARD-LOST, JULY 3, A Small
~ bag With an amount " money, in coming
ave. Tho finder viii receive tn. above reward by
eslling 1871 fith at, aud the thanks Of the owner
Belonss TO poor servant sir' ~
GOO REwARD-LOSr, 30 JULY, BANK
~ took, With i+5 IN United Hats., and p on
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A TTEN1lON- ONLi FOR 1ic-l AIDES
A aught e. or'-Atc on Wheeler { Wilson's sesins
pach.n, in ali lie br.uchcs AMI p,rticulai.; slto
trnei onr US, ~ III, ruas 'ue, b, An tAi.rirut.
Il 9icrNof. Apply Slje Eish.h ave, bet 4b.h aud
u ia SIC, f., n p tiuA ..or, 4ii
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a WHEELW WRIGHT WASrED-A =. ,r
~ t'au csn hs,e wo.s. AY,.y bet "a sod
81 ayes, eith Il, Iorkviie -
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w wagon; one we'll acquainted with the city /;
~ At speaks french preferred Apyy at ~ e.n-
.h-t 20i
- NEW SHIFT IEOSERS ANrFD-AP-
~~ply,At 7 mnelli Laundry, lNG Beeeser II, Cn-
trance IN macdnlAtI. IL
4 coon CARPENTERS WANTED AT l12
n, ,letns ~.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

TUE Examination Of Toachsrs for Columbia county,
will take place at the following tinlcs an places
Ceutro at Fowlersyillc. SCU mhrr ~ CuiaWissa at
MiGlinvillc sept - Rcaverat Michoar, acloulhousc
Sept ~ Maine at Maiuvig, Sept. 30: Rlatiurcfork
at Middle School house, Oct C0uynRham ut ~ Itro
willie. Oct y; Locust AZ Numitid, ct y; FmuNuu at
Clayous School house, Oct Orange. at OfanE.vilIH,
Oct, Fshngcreek Ht Peal r, School house oct.
Benton at Benton, oct 9; Nurulotf at Coles schuol
house, Oct 10; Scott at Light stcat Oct ~ Madison
at Jcrseytown Oct - Ucmlotk ut Buck lorn, Ot 20;
Montour at piotcrick's school lense, Oct ~ Mount
Pleasant at Jones School house, ,Ott - Brurrcck at
Martzs School house, Oct. % Greenwood at Buhts.
burg Oct 20 Jackson at Dcrrs school house. Oct 81
Pine at Warn0rsvillc, Oct. 20
The exercises at all the above places to commence at
10 o'clock, A. NJ
Teachers will please be punctual in attendance. III.
reCtors are respectfully requested to be present
CHARLES G.. BARLEY,
bloomsbury, Sept - 1863 Co. Supt.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12
I'D AiA FEES.

In Roaringcrcck, on the 2d inst, MARY
JANE, daughter Of David Kasc, aged about
2 years.
In poor;o,or,ol, -, .,,o ofn. IL. t,,
,,A H., dansI,er Of + ~ ('1o a,,I .
,rs 1I,,@7 and ia
AT OranGeVIIle, on tue @5th ut, MIS-
SARAH Ann wife OF DIR. Jacob Schuyler,
IN her 1stn year OF her age. She died in
the triumph oi chnS'l'n ialth.
Tn Maine twp, Col co., on the 2S ut,
Mrs. EpHe MILLER. wife Of Geo Miller,
ESQ, aged about 81 yeas.
C.,.-L,,, r,o.do, r,J, eh ,e9
'"'' ''''
Oh severe "ouho f.cci'co Oh tAo IfSt
day CWednesday, Joly lst) Of the great
battle at that place, Sergeant LEROY $.
WApvwonru, Of Companv +. llglh Penn.
a,.I,,o;, ,o,,;,,ort uo ,y,, n,o o,i,, s,u
', ,"' c., - r.,.,. RE-, 'D
Oh ~ ~ " ""S"o''"' u LOW" lil''' l1u-
zerne county, and at the time OF his death
was aged % years and ten months.
This voung man was one whose merit.
and virtues REQUIRE something more than
the above formal notice of Lis denartnre
from amonc the living. The openino Of
! hi, life yn[ one of much nrun,;.n oTd If
he had lived he would doubles have GIL.
cd an honorable nlare ar,opc his Iollov.
men. HIS affections as son and brother
were true and ,tyour. and were stcad,lv
shown in the domestic circle. He had n
most kind and GENIAL temper, and a SIM
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12
POLICY OF PEACE

to ruinous and cyhaustiug system Of War insisting
upon the truth Of the principle embodied in the De
claraion Of rdepoUcc, that the just powctt Of the
Government are derived from the consent Of the gov.
rmcd, 1t urges the preservation oC the fundamental
principles Of liberty, iuviuatG, Of more sacred i'm
pufancc than national grandeur or consolidated power
under desputiC rule, without ~ pale Of csiul shed
law, ON all que stiops nt national importance 1t is the
inhnXibc champion Of tn rights Of citizens as guar
auteud under the Instruments by which they have de
Cdcd to be governed, IT therefore boldly awows It's
purpose To sustain tn Freedom Of Speech and Of the
Press, with The Wow u protect the people from the
CnCrOaChiug dos mas Of theorists who contemplate "a
modification Of the democratic principles which to
this time have been sustained against every effort
overthrow them In all matters pertaining 10 Govern.
mcn the purpose Of this newspaper is to protect the
people from inconsdcritG and rash gisaton and to
huld our public servants To strict accountability for
their conduct while carrying the machinery power
TO this end the most careful attention viii be given Ia
all Federal and Legislative laws, and firm and i'm
partial examination Of every pOliti Ca proposition
may be expected as the only means of protecting the
people from an abridgemcnt of their rights.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12
THE GREAT
a ll.8NlGAM TEA G.OllPAMY
81 NERSEY STREET, NEW NOtK,

MLl&Kl,gAM TEA EUllPAM4
81 VERsEY STREET NEW YORK
Since its organization, has croaad new .ra in the
history Of whUlcsailiug Teas III this country, They
have introduced their selections Of Teas, aud
arc selling them at not over two cent %
Cents per pound above cost never dc.
WAITING from tho ono plce as'cd.
Another pcculariy oftha Company is that their Tea
faster not only dcVotes his time to the sricutun Of
their Teas as to quality, value ani particular styles
buyer To CuO.o out Of their stock such Teas
best adopted to his particular wants, and not
only this but points out to him the best bargains.
Ii is easy to see the incnlcuIaha advantage a Tea
If he is no judge Of Tea the Market, if his time is
valuable he has all the benefits of wc organized sys
TEN of doing business Of immense capitol of the Judge
ment of professional Tea Iuster and the knowledge
of superior salesman.
This enables all Tea buyers no matter if they are
thousands of miles from this marketU purchase on as
good terms here as the New York merchants.
Parties order Teas and viii be served By us as
well as though they themselves, being sure tu get
original packages true weights and tatcs and the Teas
are Warranteda as represented,
we issue Price List Of the tOmpany's Teas which
will bc sent toall who order it comprising
Hyson, Toung HyaOn, ImP@ial GUR.
?0tUder IWanhay and Skin.
OoLoNG, soUCHoNG, ORANGE & nYsoN PEKoE
Japan Tea of ovcIy dqscrlptM, colorcd and ucoor
ed This list has each Kind Of Tea divided INTO -four
Glasses, namely; Cargo high Cargo, Fine Finest that
pr ces annexed that the Company dctcrmi ned tc
undor,ell he whole TEA trade.
We guarantee to sell all our teas at not over two
GEMS " cents per pound above cost believing this
to be- attractive the many who have heretofore btel
paying enormous profits.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
IMroRTERs AND JOBBrrs,
No 81 Nusuy street, New York.
so MT IL
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12
MANHOOD
SElGIU'E sCEsODL.
MISS ELEoNoRA J. LEsoHER,

WILL open Select School IN the Basement Of the
w Reformed Church, in bloomsbury, ON Monday
the Tenth of August 1868. The School will be divided
INTO three classes, viz:
PRLlL3RY- Including children Just commencing price
per Quarter of ii weeks, Z! 90.
INIER.UED DL7TE- Including Reading Writing Spcll.
ing, and those commencing Geography, Gramrmr.
and Written aud Mental Arithmetic price ptr
Quarter, 50 00
mar, Geography History of the United State. aud
Written and A,outai Arithmetic, - 90.
Lessons in tho Ornamental branches, Niz:-ItaIlan
and Grccian OH Painting, Drawing, NcGdlc.wurk ctc
at extra charges.
Persons wishing to have IIair-Wura luan. such Ms
Bob aud Guard Chains, Rings, or Ear.D .up-. eau Le
accommodated
Bloomsburg Pa, Aug. s. lsG3-omt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12
MARRIAGES.

On Saturday evening, Sept. 9th, at the
residence of Jacob Girton, by Rev. II II.
Cullen, MIR. GEO. NJ. ID. GIRToN, to Miss
ANN PERRY, all of Bloomsburg, Col. co,
On the 9th inst, by Rev. w. j. Eyer,
DANIEL IIErMBAcK, to Miss LYDIA j.
CRomEY, both of Cooper twp. Monlour
county Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

New MILITARY DlsTRIcT- We notice
that Maj. Gen. Couch, who commands in
the eastern district Of Pennsylvania, has
created new military district, compr:s-
ing the counties of Berks, Schuylkill, Lo-
high, northampton, Carbon, Monroe, Lu-
zorne, and Columbia, and placed it under
the command of Maj. Gen. Siegcl.-
What the nccyssit, for this is VIC canno.
divine.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

Ih,ce Crops in one ScaSon.--Our Sybe-
rian Crab Tree, which we some time since
noticed as having had second crop, has
now produced third crop Of Fruit
Three crops this season. Truly rare
occurrence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

bills arc out for Pole Raising and
Mass Meeting on next Saturday, at Jones'
Hotel, in Mount Pleasant. Good Speak.
cfs will be there. Democrats, roll up the
column and maintain the structure of our
Common Liberties.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

sey- BosToN, in proportion to her pop
ulatiou, is reported to be the richest city
in the United States. The total wealth of
that city, as recently valued by the asses
sors, is three hundred and two million five
hundred and twcnty-soycn thousand dol,
lars: The expense Of carrying on the
affairs of the Federal Government is said
10 be four millions per day, If this be
true, and we think it is, the whole wealth
Of Boston would not defray the expenses
of the Government for single year
Only think oil it
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

On the I'D Of August, near Orange
vile, Columbia county, MARY ANN, wife
OF Cornelius Bellies, and eldest daughter
of Jacob Fitzgerald, of Town Hill, aged
81 years months and l3 days.
In the death Of this e,timable lady, the
husband has been deprived of an atFrc,
tioua,c and amiatlo wife. the four children
oil Il dear mother, the parents Of lovely
daughter, and the church and community
have sustained serious loss. The nu-
merous coucoursc Of noighbors and rcIa.
tives attending her last remains to their f.
nal resting place, on the occasion of her
funeral, cvinccd the deep hold she had
tIkcn upon their affections while living -
The silent tear AowiDe down the check of
those who united to her by no other tie
than friendship and christian love, showed
that though death was to her gain, her loss
was deeply felt
The deceased was born in Newport,
Luzcrne cou ty, and was united in holy
natrimony, to him who now mourns her
los, Oh the l4lh Of August, lS40. About
years ago, she, in company with her
husband, removed to this place. Soon
after they took upon them profession OF
the religion OF Christ, and united with the
German Reformed Church of this place -
She lived devoted christian life, and died
in the triumph4 Of living faith. Her
disease assumed different forms, and in
fact chain Of diseases, which finally baf
fed medical skill. In her last hours she
cujoycd her consciousness, aui made her
arrangements for her final leave Of her
children and family rs one that calmly de-
parts on journey.
The ways Of Col are truly mystori-
Gus. Cut down in the prime OF lie, and
in the midst Of her usefulness, the Mastcr
came and called for her. She has gone tc
that blessed world where there is no suffer
ing, sorrow nor death, -"whcrc the wick,
ed cease from troubling and where th-
weary be at rest
The dec 'asod had many excellent traits
Of character. Kind and ailectionate in
her family, benevolent to the poor and
needy. Mild in her disposition and even
in her temper, always calm she had en-
twincd herself around many hearts. But
all these traits of character received thcil
peculiar charm aud power from the hold
the christian religion had taken upon hcl
life and character. Mag her surviving
friends initiate her, as she did Christ
That thus the parting here may soon be
/ followed by a glorious reunion in heaven
Farewell. Eariy lost, early saved.
"Aslccp in Jnsu, blessed slerpI
From which none oyer wakes to weep
A cain aud undsturbcd ropose,
unbroten by the dread Of f'.s.
Asleep IN Jesus o for un
May such a hlrssiul refuge be-,
/ Sacred shalt my ashes Ia,
Aud wait the summons flom on h'gn'
zsa<HssaAas
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

g1g" John Farcira, the well known Fur
rieri Of 71s Arch St, Philadelphia, is now
prepared TO furni.h his patrons and the
public with large and varied assortment
of Fancy Furs. His stock is superb whilst
his prices are really low. Read his ad-
yertisement.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

s~- Charley Shriuer, in order to the
more effectualy deceive his hearers, took
special care the other evening, TO relterate
the story that he was jackson democrat.
The Devil was once an Angel Of Light, but
they have both fallen We pity all poor
devils.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

pa" The Pittsburg Goestte, the leading
Republican paper in the West, says that
tho SELECTION of CURTIN is I'M
POSSIBLE" /; brings long list of
charges against him, which we shall lay
before our readers at an early day. When
leading papers OF their own party are
thus compelled to come out against their
candidate, where are the votes to come
from to prevent his utter and complete
defeat!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

Who douIts ?-S nator Sherman
(Republican) Of Ohio, in a speech at Day
ton, remarked that
"a great deal is said about the Presi-
dents Emancipation Proclamation. My
idea Of it is, that this war would have been
prosecuted more successfully if the Presi'
dent had not said anything about the negro
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

Col. FREEZE has for sale, at the Re
cordcr's Office, Bloomsbury, Fifty Copies
Of 'Shcppords' Constitutional Text Book
recommended by the best judges and law
yer5 of the country, for the use OF the
public, Different editions come at from
70 cents, to 81 ,25.
lie has been induced TO send for them
because they have been so frequently in
quired after. They are the same edition
he uses in his speeches, Call and buy one.
in want ol money,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12
RECEIPTS FOR AUGUST.
TO THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT

The following payments have been made
to the ColamLja D.moc,m m Office, during
the month of Aurust -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

Bdy- Splendid portraits of Judge Wood
ward, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ornor, for sale by Col. Freeze, at Thirty
cents each. Call and buy one.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

MAXIMILrAN ACCEPTS THE THRONE OF
MExIco.-The Memorial Diplomatique of
the 18th says ave are happy to be
able to announce that his Imperial High
ness, the Archduke Ferdinand Macmillan,
accepts, with the consent of his august
brother, the Emperor OF Austria, the
crown OF the new Mexican Empire
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12
New York weekly News.

The Cheapest and Best New York News
paper Only one dollar per annum-
Eight pages--iorty columns. A COM
plcto record Of events. Benjamin Wood
Editor and Proprictor Published at
No. 10 City Hall Square, Daily News
Building, Now York City.
THE NEW YoBK WEEKLY NEWS Is unriyalpd
in It's ability and enterprise public journal. AMI IN
Cyuty Department is most CtGrtly conducted, so as
form weekly record Of events political commercial
financial aud literary throughout the world. In al
diOa to this IL contains all the Domestic Intelligence
Of each week and full reports Of every matter Of pub
lie interest. As Political Journal the Weekly News
will be found uu the eide OF the Constitution Of the
country as 1t was framed and established by the Faith
Cts ot the Republic, and Wl scan with care aud lidtl
ty every public act that may tend to the violation Of
the letter and spirit of that instrument Of our liberties
Ii prefers and advocates the
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
DENTISTRY.
II. c. II Q W L Il,

II, z, II y II z II,
SURGEON DENTIST.
sra-sss~.e.s RESPECTFULLY offers his nrof 81,
Ezx4Issg lonal services TO the ladies and Euatll,
QJfTgAy,Ssa men Of III ioomsburg and yiciuty Iir is
- prepared to attend to an tn various
operations in the line Of his profession and is pry ia
me latest improved PORCELAIN TEETH; VIII.
Ni De inserted on god, patu0, silver and rubber ha
to lookWgll as the natural teeth
Mineral plate and block teeth manufactured arf eli
operations ON teeth carclsy and properly attended g..
Residence and office few doors above the Z -.
House, same side.
Bloomsbury, June 6. 1853,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12
ROSEMONr GENIE TRY
d" Tine Is W0acy.'

'ItNlc Is NI0acy.'
A. not been fully demonstrated that is great fol-
y Ia wait Unil you haVca friend dead, before you
10 look after place of 5uriI then least pre-
pared select your mind being in distracted state you
viii l ~ get bad shape bad siz lot good and
desirable one. RoSomOunt tcmrtry company offers
rreat many nice located lots Tor sale ami now whilst
you and your family are in health is tn tine t. rct
and pat it in 0r by calling the Undersigned you
be- accompanied to the grUnnd examine them and as
sgrain the cost.
I.W.llARrMAN Treasurer.
Blommsburg Scptl2 l.GJ-3m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12
National Foundry.

BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA co, PA.
ElE subscriber, proprietor Of the above named ey'
tcusivG establishments Is now prepared To receive
uricrs for
It'll NindS Of MaCh!nery,
for Colcrics, Blast Furnaces, Stationary Engines, Mills
TuREsHING MACHINES. &c. &C. .
He is also prepared to make Stoves, all sizes and
patterns, pOwlrons, and everything usually made in
tlr>tclaSs FOundrirs
His extensive facilities and practical workmcn,
Iantt him in receiving the largest contracts on the
most reasonable terms.
o. Grain of all kinds VIII be taken in exchange for
castings.
IT. rhis establishment is loraed near the Lackawan-
ma a. Bluomsburg Railroad Depot.
PETER BlLLMEYER.
Blsomsburg, Sept IL, lSG3
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

Gag Court Proceedings next week
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

~" Ask any blatant Union Lacquer,
thc question care you in favor of a
Union with Shareholders! and the an
swcr will be "No," care you in favor
OIL Union with the institution of slavery
preserved and protected by the Constitu-
lon, as now,' and the answer, OF course,
is "No," aud yet they have the unLluyh-
ing impudcnce to accuse Democrats Of
"Disloyalty."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER la, 1863
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

gag Thankful, friends, for your support
1t is yours to sustain and ours to maintain
FREE PRESS" Keep the ball in mo-
ton and liberty will survive.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-12

In Roaringcreck, on the 2d inst MARY
JANE, daughter Of David Kasc, jagged about
. years
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09

Sole Proprietor ami Manufacturer ~ the Hard Rubber
rrisl, unlcr itgfs \ tiwnlycar's paichA
The n trl i;ud-r Truss - unlike a,i SiI-r"r "a all
others in the fl'~ing r'i'ecis WIN hrcak. rust
chlc, glll or blister; can &c made aln or llmsr vii
clre n mia = yours standing, hscs na press or inIurc
the cof.i, af,i T. always rican AMI g'sui new.
Iai,uts ian hv accurately niiri hy sendlug flxe In
nclps around b,dy In line 4 rupture.
EsF.stN''rs IS to sr-'rlriiy e,-r o"rs; . The col
lowing only Offered; ItnfS Mai, tnrnorinn. and
Parker, N'W-i"rh; rrufs uwlarl and Arrw. iTllniel
lha De- a. Julnrsn. SURGEON t'cis'ra lnrcan, Wash
ineton. Pr,fs Eraln,ri. frvT Esa. ,nirras and Da-
Ns, chicago. pr w"lc"it Milwaukee, Mis
MaualnciuFcr anil ial'r In SlTaller iiraccs. Ahhon'
inai Sgg,,rtrrs SIX and c'iin flASic stockings for
varlcoc Veins, Snsi'efsi'rN iiaislag's, Sc, &c
DR. WILLOWS PATENT ARTIFICIAL liG, man.
farinrcl ~ C. stafford Inns MANY advantages over all
others AMI n evidence - suci u has r.'rsiN 81 the
nrst premiums NJ the United Siairi Inrs under the
animation ~ tie lesi surgeons la country. lite mo-
tlun II received frn ru"r cord 90 hch will never
hrrah giving great preference tlc spiral spring
used irsoihrr limbs.
Send stamp for pamphlet Post Office BOX sao5.
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