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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

Bay" Splendid portraits of Judge Wood
ward, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, for sale by Col. Freeze, at Thirty
cents each. Call aud buy one,
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RECEIPTS FOR AUGUST.
TO THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

The following payments have been made
to the Columbia Dcmoc, al Office, during
tbo r,ontb of AuUnst -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

seg- Thankful, friends, for your support
1t is yours to sustain and ours to maintain
a FREE PRESS" Keep the ball in mo-
ton and liberty will survive.
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Information is Wanted,

OF the whereabouts of little boy, named JAMES
~ MCGRATH, aged about II years fair hair spare fig
ure and slightly frecked in the face. Said boy is sup
posed TO be engaged on the Canal, Boat Driver,
probably between pittstOn and Danyie, perhaps on
the West Branch Canal liberal reward viii be paid
TO any person who will give Information Of his present
lie reabouts TO his Mother, the Undersigned at Espy
town Columbia county or To the Editor ofts Journal
at bloomsbury. .
CATH ARiNE MENTION
Espytowu, Avg -, ls63 3w'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

PRoF EssIoN-PRACTICE.-Preyious TO tho
draft in this county the Abolition Jacobine-
Republicans professed great friendship for
This mode of Sustaining the Government"
They were strong advocates of the drail--it
was all righl-ihe army must have men, and
the dartt was the way 10 get them. "The
draft must be enforced, even if the vaiiau,
members of the Loyal League Chose braves
who ran of and left their families when
JENKINS cavalry approached our town. had
10 assist the Provost Marshal" This was
their language. Well, the draft come off
and some of these patriots who were so
loud in its favor, happened 10 draw the
lucky prize ; in other words they wers
drafted. At once, and as if by magic, ga
change came o'er the spirit of their dreams" "
and every mothers son of them refused TO
90 into the army, but all are ready TO fork
over $500 10 be LETT of Whay hypocrits
What beauties are they TO talk in favor oi
The draft Is this the way TO "susIain the
Government ?' OF The lew Republicans
who were drafted in this place we don'l
know one that intends shouldering a musk.
Ell; one and all have backed out.-CdrliSt
/ Volunteer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

Col. FREEZE has for sale, at the Re-
corder's Office, Bloomsbury, Fifty Copies
of 'Sheppards' Constitutional Text Book
recommended by the best judges and law
yers of the country, for the use of the
public, Different editions come at from
rs cents, to 81 ,25.
He 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.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

EX-GOVERNOR CURTIN CAN NOT Sc
CURE THE SUPPORT OF EITHER HIS
OWN PARTY OR HIS OFFICE HOLD
ERS,- Speech of Aler Cummings, before the
Republican State Convention, Aug. B, 1868
Mr., Cummings is only one OF the many
formerly warm and influential friends OF
Curtin, who now are deserving him in the
hour of trial when he most needs their sup
port. So il is, Curtin has made very un
popular Governor even with his own party
Cummings Is leading Republican
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Stick This in Your Hat aud Keep II
There.

Bay""I declare upon my responsibility
as Senator, that the liberties Of this coun.
try are in greater danger to-day from tho
corruptions, and from the Erofigacy prac-
ticed in the various departments of the
Government, than they are from the enemy
in the open field. z. HALE, Republican
Senator from New Hampshire.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

"If these Internal fanatics and Abolition
lists ever get the power 10 their hands, they
will override the Constitution, set the
Supreme Court at defiance, change and
make laws to suit themselves, LAY VI
oLENT HANDS ON THOSE WHO DIFFER IN
OPINION, or dare question their fidelity,
and finally bankrupt the country and dell
uge it with blood.-DANIEL WEBSTER.
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
M eth rictgd without VsIn or no charge. B.au.
tIul g., IN u.eitrd - r,rh; sr On siyrt, 10. No
ch II.p for eAtTArtiua sher tee h NJ inserted All
op.IR.llu. ~rranted. !. i. NllItIS, i.i i,Iand
stf,,t,tHo block, tom linsduAy 8.
\ GittAl Dl>C ONtkl.
"A hNAIsIllErlt NlTEOIS OXIDE
Teeth poltiEs.y ,Itrnrtti without pan, hy ibr.
HDl I, lSvR>1uE and sO'' msuUtsCtuIet Of AsARs
~ n, SlrU ONipr, mot Laughing Ghs,j hut a
tiyt suattthetic ngcnt, ontlrcly r,e from exhlls
rutiur 2 q and perfectly harmless, csuslns quiet
sle.p ~ pleasant ,snraOn. and perfect insrnsihili-
q - pNiu, during which extract teeth without The
k,nsn l.r o, the ,-tiont Ir,th filled, aud arlii'
eti - .gcTy dean ptlJn inserted. Perfect ,ssfi..
tou ma. Autcsi pr NOi +, 4. nilt, %, i'ioAhrsr,
near 'u'h It. 20
nK. DEAkE, 30 CANAL STREET SITS
- $40" oft"rfh IN 'l.r' ~ >, 20 SO. ~ god
Al so to -, -'tlund .rS ~ ceuts per tooth t"'th
II ed with gold, homo cement, mr. other huE. ~,
10 81 per tooth Teeth extracted -ithYu'p pan "a
n EVANS. DEMISE, JlJ EiGHTH A. r.,
". hetu On Goth and 9Th street,
KGh'pr sets ...-....-...-. ~ w
Silver scts. ..... ..... ~ ~
1,nId and p.,u. - ~
BEAUTIFUL Gum eta aTranted Tor ten IN caTs, 20 ~
Teeth filled And eeth cruaeted by Ga, u.s. Of nitrous
oxide, AL yogL warranted 10 be doIr ~ superior
amer. so>
TYPE METAL AND OLD LIZ Al NAN /.
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ysIR.A'EAskY.

AVOID HE DRAFT $50 BOUNTY;
II 500 cash Persons r,hius egls,, and rrear'
the Draft, while these ia,se bouLti ar paid may be-
air. or sr.lliy aud thu secure he rorf, before
.he diar Arn'4 ntrrsln f-lt " a., b. J W,
ipnt, ~
ALI sOLD!AES o.! ElirENrp Yrs.
"A regiments rh, di not -'fyr th".r fil teru, and
have y he.n ps'd thgrb unit, VA please call AT
on, oii,e Pew ,.on', h.uni..-; and a ,'oyrn'u"nt
~ $50 ligoadsay, n a. Blocrscrn.
A DVICK FREE 10 REcEUIrS-rEE-
4A'ons desiring 10 enlist, and who ~ould ltot.ct
cali on the sulscrlbr ~ h, oifce I'D l'rosisH",
when he ~lil mput all nceIful Information and, II
6sId; and al,o .cclrc to irn ali Tie bount,e. caf
in hsnd thy ne nov sn'',icd to hy lt., Tree o.
A FEW Young MEN NAMED 10 NIL
IA town quota, to whom the lsrscai houutl.' u
he paid IN cash at the TINE Of being sworn IN AMI"
provision made Tor 81" talniiie- OF those suii-iu'.
The -ulscrlhst viii .cs that these men ar" vropnly
BiRN. Attorney sui tounsclior. "dt Brord~ay. 3n1
A PROlEc TIVE UNlrED HlAit> LAW
IA?fce. to furnish volunteers Nth reliable iuioI
without discount. in New York and other states. and
20 eiyc them Just the .no' dss hey ne neIore en-
scllor at Law, DE It, door rom l'roadwsr, 4'-j
n r COUNTY Nnii'NlEER COMMIT
OFFICE, 80 Bl;OADWAN.
aO,OC0 NOlt NlEtES WASTED,
.r Ihr .oouing are ID p,yaanry nIur''H-n''
VI krY ROT NTY. cash dosn.............. 4aOl
n AIS HtI SrY ... -
itI'iTlIs'r XII : HOI sly toncv recruit. 7p9
d. do additional to veteran soldier. leu 49,
To..l. ...... ,...,...... .....,.,.... 4t,l
.tOIl;I OFDl NJ Msyoi,
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller,
UklsOS bLlNI, oup,ryisof,
fLlJAHf ri kDl supervisor,
| WILLIAM K STEWART, supervisor,
W!LLlAA n TWEED, supervisor,
County Committee.
III vkIsOs BLLSl LsatIasa
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FOR SALE ANao Ed l.El .

nor SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG 4
l. nice . story aud attic brick front house. nitnin
miuvtp' walk OF all the ferries The house 10 SD,Zj
feet and rontsius store. bach room, aud Ioous
the aide. I'd story. I rooms attic, bedrooms .i
lars. open space, all pastsfcd lot shIlOO feet F'
farther pAfticulsrs inquire on pT.iaiies, ~ q.
Seeonj u, Title indisrutsble.
DECISIONS WISHING CHEAP NJ.i
L are requested TO sIanIn. Elirsbe,hp3.I, w..
jersey Lots for sale q low price,. Cau be p.,d :.
10 monthly payments Of $40 each, IL desrrd Nr.s
tor Il. KELLOGG, ovur,, lJs Pearl 81, Ne" -
at to COOLEY Observation-Disclosures .i.,L .
port
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AwUSEMENTs.
AMUSENl EIN'1W.
DARNUM AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TWO COLOSSAL GIANTS
MONSIEUR yosHrn, r

r,v1 cu,,na,.r -rANrat
Two s SGaiUSsH losSrh a''
TIE GREAT FRENCH GIANT,
ElcnI tkE t,I f % p ISCH MS HON
TiiR GIANT BUY,
FULL EIGHT Frkr HIGH.
TWO or lliE sAALLEsT NV AIRS
ever known +" & IF ;', Grant. ,n,,
MI '}Ii,STi'S}ra 81 x INV
20, o SrStf fw yrAEs fpwyR6,.,,cuKs rcu.
iNp Widths III SEVENTEEN poCNDs:
rh hsTs $!iS% f1S$ 'iGt
cE Ea, 40 HGI sEA H AM ntAR
tnitNiED SEAL. which plays Iii -i,AL IN
'' .MFiHHlsS l rNo'f'
,,. r,,,oof ,.,.
IN ~ Ni, h,T wv
EVERY .r,nSHs,S;ys; ,' : ss's:s, and .
GIVES his wn mgEn IikoN Ni;xrouy,,ck
Admission \ cent?: eSsa',s qaass Ten 10 ssss
"" nn" , ,.,,... 10 ~
1 IN, US-bhoADNA Al AMftiilhEAihA
~ 49, Nrosdvay. l.. Il. LkNI, MAAASG
Psiforuiauc viii be eivsn
EVERY AFTERNOON
up,,, ,u,,s.r no,,,. The mosrsw,s.' both ArryV.
SOON AND EVENING, viii Introduce
MADAME LOUISE TOukSAiEk
aud oil tn. great Riders aud Acrobas iu varied and
EACIrINI. ATS IN THE Ring 1v
,>,v.. ,,..r c,v,u,x
AON T. UkEAI tihtuS,
Al ly9 and g0i bovsry.
| EXTRA ATTRACTIONS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS FOR TuE HOLIDAYS
Uni "" ",vSuY ArrrpsooN Ann vvIStsc
| kVEKY ASIEkNtUN AND tyENINN
| AN ENTIRE CiIANGE OF PR,u;kAAuE
| AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PKO;kAWNk
| kuxsssms nt Of The celebrated Ciown
| JOIIN EOsTkk
! vol HsTVIA NIsM UYMSxsIIC rE Alta TRICK
| PONIES, COMIC Nj LES. aud numersus othe, a..
| t,,et'nn. ,n,rs.snstns ths vhoI. s,r.ns,H ~ THr
rkfAi sIAk IhOl RI Admis'on 70 cts: ps,vsss
| r.,>.,.n.. ~ ~ ~. 1917 ~" 80. 80 VA " .a
| =, o. /. - .s,n, ''s"'' sVs ~ ~ ''>~s~
| 'rusEv Gpk vi prppnpuAxcra
| M " ""' NJ =. ~ ~ ANA nav
| ~" VIZ W" Az o "a Z:
InLYMplC THEATRE
| stage Manager. .............. ! "A sELWYy
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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WiIO CAN
w read and wri's and sho has been siuploy .d ia
hoop skirt factory before. Such only may sppy to
n COIN, l2y Reade st. -
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\\TANIED tOR /. :. NAVY lOE ONE
w year, hrcmen, co.l passc's, ,ennen, laDdsm'u,
boys for steamers going On blockade service. Now IL
the time, mea, tie get our prize money. Appiy at .
Naval Rendezvous, corner Harrison and West 'ts,
IN stairs lSt
EOn MEN WASILD-TD WORK ON
cOO,eciion. | 10 10 uf tho Albany nUd Su "iao-
hanna RAILROAD, in SchnhagIc county, 81 n iHrotinr
Themselves at the su",nr 'ituns b RS ohc', ~
stt'r al, tAchanre Bul,ulns. ADAM, .t a' p'rIL
vii bs tutuishid iIe'' trAthvt.A .Gi 80 S,u'.Itie
shautie- p.Os dcd 'or men with 'am,liu, .pl
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7 IMBkELLAS-WAN 80 GIRLS 10
~ make umbrellas also or 3 good nam. ma.ci.
AID boy. Apply to ELLIS, BENNETT co.
20 l5l ChainLsis At
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\NANTED-A LITTLE GIRL tION - To
w II years Of sse, Of American piren.see, u
make herself generally useful IN family OF two i
stT.st W
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IT ). WANTED FOR THE FAST
" steamer PETERHOtf, METACOAET and
PETROuS, gous on the " lin ington block ads alec,
tor Admiral FHrrisuts fsg-hip Hartford -hremen,
eoalpasss, lsndsmen. mach inists boys ship Tor
yesf. RENDEZVOUS, Ia South Ct 392
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pERfUM ER--A FIRST CLASS PEACll-
L al perfumsr eau lind employ men;, With liberal
sssry. and .tesdy work. Addros, PHALON son,
New York, With name and address, stating wh.rr
fonnrrl, employed and how long In the bu, NJ
t.cipe- necessary, ouly . practical aud thorough
fpoA Ledge Of tho busi ness 80
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w An I l. ia LAD WHO I NDfE-
w e.n1dst Ling fruit, one that uvillins 20 50
sround with basket No Others need spply, 81 th'
bss.mrnt Of station l'.' Once Sp-irs -. IT,
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NAN1ED--A Girl. IL To Ii YEARS
W old to assist iu housc-o rk and take care 81 n
child, IA family; saecu - pcr month Inquire 81
l2O fifth e., WilIiamsbursh Reference rrpu rcd
JOIiN X. ELY. 5ti
WANIED-lUu FINISHES AND llOLL
w makers, on military oVefcoats Apply a; Isl
thatham t., top flnot -
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T AIDES TAUGHT TO OpEkAIE on
~ singers and ". & W. sewing mschses by an
sXpericpced operator. HemtDpg, tucking and fancy
tading taught ptriect Tor Sl recommended TO shops
sitter learning lessons given in the evening, a. .Gl
oeventh avenue, bet g6th aud .Ith SITS AZ
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OPERATORS WANTED FOR SKIRT
OBsuds on Howes and SINGERS mschi' cs trst
esss hands. With or without their msehin., ~
Apply 10 II. GOWN, 10 Rode 81. a!s
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T AIDES TAUGHT 10 OPERATE on
~ Singers and Wheeler / wil,ou's .evins ma.
elnc,, practice until perfect, work. and work Civ
sn aftsf IeAfutpg. All kinds Of sewing machine. TO
lot: Also bought aud sold. a. 81 Hrufys, .,t
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD
w blscksmith's helper, 81 l2J Croabs 81, 10
WANTED, A FEW GOOD PACKING
w boz makers. None but .ryereueed .orkmsn
Apply $50 greenwich 1t. JANIS MOORE, ~
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\AASILD--A lOi NJ, LADY 40 Att,uu
w sbsk,fy. Ap.l. At go Grand 1t, y. \. Nu.t
come we'll :, CONNIE add ~
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({IANTED-TOBACCO STRlPPEl.S AND
w packers who understand their business, Apply
Al 9lS Duane u. to Day. Is
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\VANTED-2o GIRLS TO MAZE IAs'cl',
srn AT girl, to Learn. Steady -ort ! Duane it IN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FiE>T-CLA>S
l. buttonhole worker on ane flock eos,s si.o opera
Cor myers ali tailor prsssvr girl 10 learn paid
sbis leaTnng. 3. ElcIidHe St COZ, bslAaD. tai.d
81, taady VOL - ys
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100 GIRLS WANTED,
worth, ANDERSON CO. Il Worth ct a
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OPERATORS ANDflNISliEE> WASTED
~ At 201 Broons o., ID floor; beat price, paid.
SOLOMON. 10
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NATAN1ED-A WOMAN Oh SOME EN
w periepce. to do the work OF . small family CA
N the evening, 1t 29s WeSt llthst. 70
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+ AIDES TAUGHT To OPERATE. HEM
- ming suasiur, tucsing aud fancy hrsidins taught
psrfeet for one dollar. Ladies engaged through the
day will b taught in the evenings Work furnished
after leaning Machines for sale and TO lst At lib
Amitv O.. mar 9th avenue. III
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SIIANTED-AN OPERATOR ON >lNG-
w ~is sewing machine, on military ovtfeoal.
slso 6n:shsrs Istsady work ~; tas ~int=i ApP|
~ lvl Walker u, top toor -
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vXTANTED-A BOY 10 GO On Errani9,
w and make himself useful In the has mes. :.
ihe frst two mouths. Al AG Betkman st, ID iloor,
aster ten O'Clock. os
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NXTANTED-PLAIN SEWERS TO WORK
w In the store also, two boys IA to IL years old
Az Isl (,reeu Nicb Il, upstairs Us
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MACHINISTS WANTED OR 1 WISE
lV1nsnds, and one good ttths hand; steady work and
FOOD vAs.s T.. IL. BENNEr. I! ana IS Grreue ct. 70
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Meolcal.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,

Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under The control OF Two OF the most Eminent
Physicians in the world,
DR. Il. BONAPARTE, from London and Paris
Hospitals, and for the past toE years Of the Cin-
ei5nat Venereal Hospital and DR. E n REYNo Lbs,
late of New York. This is the only office in the city
where q permguen ent cure OF Private Diseases he
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change Of
diet C}onorrhuaa cured IN Ito ~ hours Gleet cured
In TO 10 daYs Structures ouredin to woeksi Noe.
turual Emissions stoppeS ln TO days Seminal
nv stages cured In . daysi sec ndary symptoms in
10 weesa; Skin Diseases cured IN to weeks; i'm
r private nature treated with unparalleled success,
pr. Bonapirtes great wor, on private diseases, the
Private Guide Health, ~ beneficial TO all, male aud
iemnle old and Young should read this hook. IL will
eniighteu those who grope in darkness. Price 80
br, B.naparte's French Patent Male saie II is
perfectly safe, aud never ails 10 so satisfaction. tits
tho only safe and sure preventive against disease.
Price OF tho French Patent Male Sale 81 the single
0S-Madhmc LOZlER's Female Monthly Pills IL a
safe and reliable remedy for suppressiona aud all e
mnIe diseases Ladies' should not uso them during
pregnancy, as they VII produce miscarriage. Pnce
81 90 per box-extn hne S5--sent TO any address by
Drs. n. & R. are the mon to consulti they are un.
questonAhy acknowledged 10 be the champions and
kings Of YFnerea diseases, and the only Doctors WhO
receive monthly reports nom the old wotdi they
have been accustomed from an early age OF youth "
witness the various diseases which afct MANKIND,
aud TO watch the progress through long Of
professional study ln every sphere OF life, nom the
humble abode Of poverty te the mansion Of the veal,
suffering of humanity, they determined 70 select the
generatve System their particular study, and tod
vote their whole attention 10 the alienation Of the DIS
eases OF these porant funoiions. No letters will bt
nnawered unless they contain remittance or post
Nv nrs, BoNAPARTE6 a REYNOLDS,
20. ls9 sycamore street, between Fiith Sixth, cas-
side, Oincinnat, Ohio.
once hours rom Am. to9P.m. feb
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Dpring Nouse.
D Elm G a o U s z

No. S2, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
UNHE undersigned Informs the putllc that ne is a
L practical dyer, and has establishes dye house 81
he above plAoe, and s nov prepared 10 color all kinds
OF Silks, Satns, Ribbons, WOolen and Cotton GO0dr
any color. that may be desired.
6reaseand STAINS removed from All kinds offshrics.
lie warrants to hnish all goods IN a manner 10 eve
satisfaction, having all articles necessary to perform
his work IN the best posshestyle.
Auis HERMANN wiR0END.
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Mrs A. called and gotOne dollars worth OF
TWELVE GENT SUGAR, AT MfNICK'S.
The incest kind. .i.ttFHI
Mrs. 49, got one doar's worth OF the niceat KIND
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
Mrs. U. got dollars worth OF the choicest qla
ity OF
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIoK'S.
MIR. B. says thai he got the beat quality of green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINICK's,
THAI he drank, and Mrs. b. says she got tho lin
est OF
GREEN TEA AT J. a. MINtoKs.
While every body calls gcts some OF that excellen
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT j. A. MlNlOK.
Mr.. NJ. says he purchased ahalf barrel of
WHITE FISH AT J. A MINIOK's,
Decidedly the best he ever used; while the supply
NO. MAoKEREL, AT IA. hINGoRs,
Both for size and quality, cannot be excead in this or
any other market. ~ lr
poet his stock Of
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
OOFFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety Of Groceries 10 he
IN the city. HIS large establishments on the
Corner OF Market and Jefferson SITS.
aul0y ..ILu I.
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lhat ne may grapple with it; the wise man that he
may study rs nature and palato its threatening The
tits 800
..U ..
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Would these chlldron have a comfortable homo, and
the means Of edunatOnf Would this wlo bo lndepen-
dent OF tho cold charities OF the worlul Would this
aged and teeble piueut Ne provided iorI Wound my
property by forced sales OF administrator to meet
the demands oicrcdltors made when the marx OF
tends DOWNWARD and tIlr prices cannot be roazedi'
How lew can answer these question 10 their satisAc-
toni They fear TO ask tholn aud cherish the belel
that they have long lease on hio Ihs both fool.
lsh and cowRrty. The brave man
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@enicaI.
To Suffering Humanity.
DIR. w. W. RICHMAN,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR AND CLAIRVOYAET,

XNToUID say 70 tho SEX and afflicted. that he caus.
w he blind TO see, the deaf 10 hear, and the
lame 20 wilk without tho use Of tho knife any min
eral drugs
RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS CONSUMPTION, and
All FEMAIE WEAK MIS- ES cured In few days.
AhOHRsNlO O0dPLAl NJ relteyod without f,l,
by calling O. tho Doctor NJ his rooms NJ his boarding
house, No 10 a. Clair street, second door south 81
ule uniVerAlist Church, Dayton, Ohio. hn2idtf
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OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
RvERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

HNHE Rtna grants policIes FOR LIFE, for n torn
i of years, Endowment policies and ehdi ems En-
dowmcnt Also, Non Forieihng Policies, on which no
payment is required amer ten years. "..H|.t
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contriyRnces of mon To protect tho
h,mlly circle from want be found more sim.
pie m Its character, noble in ts features or certain IN
It's results. than Life Insurance. II IL tho prop which
the dying husband leaves TO