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MAR RIEDs

BLACK-TH0MAS.-On the sth instant, at the resi-
dence OF the brides mother by the Rev. Jared H. Peters,
Mr.. FRANCIS B. BLACK, formerly of Baltimore, and
Miss EMMA a THOMAS, all of this city.
BURTEN-BU the 7th instant, by the
Rev George A. Peltz Mr.. WILLIAM T. BURTEN, of
Baltimore to Miss JENNIE W., daughter OF Il. W. Bur.
kiett, of this city.
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LIFETIME OF CAREFUI. ATTENTION TO the neeSs OF
the travelling public have universal ccmmendation
for the American House. Boston, controlled for nearly
generation by Lewis Rice, Esq.
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HOWELL 4 BROTHERS.
PApERHANGING MANUFACTURERS,
Are prepared to furnish at wholesale all styles of Paper
Hangngs, at their store,
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BowER's NEW DRUG SToRE.-George o. Bower, who has
just opened the handsome store Chestnut street. above
Fourth has made specially of soda and mineral waters.
These fluids free from all impurities, and when
coupled with the fine favored syrups make excellent
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THAT SPOT.
A spot the sun ! we'll what of that?
Why, it's big and black our Sunday hat
And it may be the cause for aught we know
OF pleasanter temperature here below.
But it looks just now, for all the world
Like MARvISs SPHERICAL SAFE, so whirled
On its wheels around (not the wheels of the sum
That you look in the door, when the locks undone
And speaking of locks, the old Gordian knot
Wasa mere child's toy to the puzzles we've got;
Alexander would jump in the river StyI
II he the ingenious devices we fix
To vanquish the robber of modern times
And lock up our eagles and dollars and dimes;
Then weep he might that globe so small
He should never be able to conquer at all.
If you want Safe-and who wants it not .
Go to MARyTN's GREAT WAREHOUSE; that's the spot
No. 72l Chestnut street
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BURGLAR PRooF SAFE-The First National Bank
Tuesday, placed in their vault of MARVIN & Co.'s
Chrome Spherical Burglar Proof Sss, which pur
chased from their agent, Mr. Hey Herman formerly of
this place
The safe sold to the Bank subject to such test the
Directors fit to put it They invited mAchniss and
others try their hands at safe breaking and boring
The Bank employed Major E of the best machinists
this section of the country drill the safe possible"
The Major with the assistance of his spent several
hours preparing his drills and TOOLS and having secured
strong leverage went to work. and after entirely using
up his drills and hardly making impression the safe
gave his opinion that drilling through inside of two weeks
was out of the question.
The then attacked with heavy sledges Messs
Small BiUnleyer Co. called upon for three of their
best Blacksmith Strikers, who furnished with heavy
sedges After placing the safe in the middle of the side
walk, where they commenced whackng away in regular
forge STYLE dealing blows that heard for squares but
with effect the safe. 1t be imagined with what
strength they dealt their blows when they sufficient
crack the dge and render useless The trial created
quite excitement, and all satisfied that Bur-
gar- Proof Safe had at last been found-York Democratic
Press
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HOME QUESTIONS FOR THE SICKLY AND DEBHIrATED.
Is ror phi to endure penal torture after every meal
when indigestion be Immediately relieved and permS
nently cured by agreeable remedy HosTErTER's
STOMACH BITTERs?
pay be compelled by debility and languor to
abandon active business when BRAIN and muscle
can be braced mp, and the whole system restored to
healthy condition. by of HosTETTERs BITTERs!
Why approach the dinner table daily with positive dis
gust for all that savory and delicious when vigorous
appetite the pAnes fare created by the of
HosTETTER's BITrERsy
Ist wise TO this bright world fit dungeon
gloomy and miserable when the worst
of hypochondria be cured in week by such plea.
SAINT and wholesome exhilarant HosrErTERs BTrTERs
Can it possible that of bilious habit will
run the risk of remttent fever bilious collie, when he
can tone regulate the great secretve with Ho
sTETER's BTrTRRs!
Is not species of moral insanity for any merchant
farmer mechanic, traveller TO be without the best
known antdote the effects Of poisoned air and impure
water HosTErTER's BIrTBRsy
Considering the harassing and depressing nature of the
functional which is subject, is it
not astonishing that any invalid of the feeber should
hesitate to the certain relief afforded in such
by the genial operation of HosTETTER's BIrTERsg
These questions of deeper interest than of the
potca dogmas the day and those whom they
are invited to give them something than passing
Thought.
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CHURCH BELLs-We gladly make for the follow
ing letter from the Building Committee of Method
ist church at Portsmouth, Ohio II is however, only
sample of hundreds of similar testimonials received from
all parts of the country and that the high reputa
ton of Fulton Son & Co.'S bells long since earned, is
still maintained and that the last products of their foun
dry like the former, of such excellence to defy
competition -
OFFICE oFiW. s. MCCoLM Il Co., GENERAL FORWARD
ING AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS PORTSMOUTH,
o. MAY 90, 1s69Messrs. A. Fulton Son q Co-Gents-
Several months since delegated to buy large bell
$500 pounds for the Sixth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church of city and having noticed for several
that all of the neoned bells the steamboats, landing
wharf from the Fulton foundry, at de-
cded give you the preference The bell by you for
has been in several months, and is entirely
satisfactory For rich mellowness of tone and volume Of
sound it has equal in this part Of the State One of the
city churches having Cincinnati bell that cracked twice.
have sent to city for OF bells and another
church will do likewise shortly. We take pleasure
recommending bells to all inquirers, feeling
dent that they will recommend themselves wherever in
troduced
Please accept this unsolicited expression and refer to
w. s. MCCoLM,
of Building Committee, Sixth Street NJ. f. Church.
EyODI The luTgE
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STNGER's SEWING MACHINES
On easiest terms, by
o. F. DAVIS, No $40 Ohesnut street.
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HOWELL & BROTHERS,

NO. 8 DECATUR STREET
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NO. 8 DECATUR STREET,
SIXTH STREET, BELOW MARKR

until the completion of their new store on
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
THE ADVANTAGES

Ion. WILLIAM e. CHANDLER, Washington, ID. C.
iEoRGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.
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OFFICERS.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

j. X. BARNES, Surgeon-General U. s. A., Wash
ngLon.
Washington. " w.
d. w. BLISS, NJ. D., Washington.
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VII WARBURTONs IMPROVED VENTI-
~ lated and easy fitting Dress Haa all the
improved fashions Of the aeason OHR6NII Street next
door 70 the Pest omVa upS6D
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EOose DtrrttOrp.

MASONIC.
FE. srEFHENsoR LODGE, No. 12J, F. & A NJ.
NETS at Masonic Hall, DOnoYsun's block, on frs
srad third Tuesday evenings Of every month:
BnA1NAHB LODGE, No. $50, F. A: NJ, meets al
Masonic Han, Minis Block, on second and fourth
Friday evenings Of every month.
FEEMoNT CHAPTER, No. "a, R, A. NJ, meets al
Masonic Hail. Minis block, on the first Thursday
evening Of each month;
ODD FELLOWS;
CRoaHAz LODGE, No. y, I. o. o.. F., meets al
Odd Fellows Hail, Bnckland's old block, every Sat.
urday evening.
FREMONT ENoAAP1EENT, No. 64, I. o. o. F., meet'
at same place on second land fourth Monday even
ings of each month.
DRUIDS:
scH1LrEn GROVE, No. Il, v. A. o. D., meets al
their Hal in Frentzel & Fallers block, every Mon
day evening.
FHEMoET CHAPTER, No 6, V. A. o. D., meets al
same place every other Thursday evening.
GOOD TEPLARs.
Fremont TEMPLE, No: IS, I. o. @. T., meets al
their Eall in shOmo's block, every Tuesday even
ing, at n O'Clock.
ToTTEN DEGREE TENPIE, No. $50, 1. o. @.
Meetings held alternately at the Halls of the Ere
mont and Ballyille subordinate Lodges on the hrsi
Monday evening in each month:
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GbnrflJ DirfftOru.


Religious services are regularly held in the follow
ing Churches in this Oity, every Sabbath, at th'
hours named:
METHODIST.
HEhHoDIsr EFIsooPAL CHURsH, corner of Market
and Main Streets; Rev. ). WYKEs, Pastor, l0K A
r., and P.M. sunday School at A. n. Prayei
meeting wednesday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN.
PnEsBYrEn1AS CHURCH, corner Of Garrison and
Main Streets; Rev. E. BUSHNELL, Pastor; 1OX A
H., and P. N. Sunday School at u II. Meeting
every Wednesday evening
EPISCOPAL.
81. PAULs CHURCH, corner Main and Court sts,
Rev. c. Il. YOUNG, Rector; IOK A. NJ, and P. N,
Sunday School \ P. NJ. Lecture every Wednesday
evening in the church.
GERMAN REFORMED.
REFoRMED CHURCH, Front Street, between Mar
ket and John Streets Rev. JOAN LTBEHr, Pastor
ioK A. H., and P. N. Sunday School at sA.N.
LUTHERAN.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, corner Oak and Court Streets;
Rev. h. hAEe, Pastor; lOK An, and TP.M.
CATHOLIC.
ST. JosEPH's CHURCH, CrOghan Street; Rev. s.
BowERs, Pastor mass every morning at O'Clock;
on Sundays and Festivals Of Obligation, Low Mass
at o'clock A NJ, tin Winter at 1879 Vespers at
o'clock A. NJ, and occasionally Benediction at P. N.
Sunday School at2P.8.
81. ANNE CHURCH, State Street, Rev. JOHN QUIN,
Pastor; First Mass at O'Clock, A NJ; Second High
Mass at 10 O'Clock, A. n. Sunday School, N. Yes
pers, 5 P. n.
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Every business man, however cireumscribed his
trade, should have his business card neatly printed
at the head Of his letter and bill paper. Ii this way
every letter he writes, and every bill he makes out
and presents, is a fresh and pointed advertisement
of his business and polite request for continued
patronage. The cost Of letter and bill heads is but
a triae. They are printed at the Journal Job Office
in the best possible style.
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POSTERS AND SHOW BILLS.

Persons needing anything in this line will con-
suit their interests by calling at the Journal job
Rooms. For Shows, Exhibitions, Lectures, Pleas
ure Excursions, Concerts, Balls and public enter
tainments generally, we print hand-bills and pos
ters of any desired size in various colors and at al
most any desired cost.
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We make speciality OF this class Of Job Print
ing, and the work we turn out is as good 'letteT
Of recommendation as our office needs. We re-
specttully invite the attention of Manufacturers,
Merchants, GrOoers, and Others to this branch Of
printing.
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Warmers and others wishing Public Sale bills
printed VIII do well to call at the Journal Office.
We do all that kind of work promptly and at low
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ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

We are prepared to do an kinds of ornamental
work in colors, gold OF bronze, &c, The superior
skin Of our job printers enable us to turn out work
in excellent style. Banners, transparencies, in
seriptions and notices are printed with "neatness
and despatch"
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Our facilities for doing this class of work ex-
cellent. We have laid in a lot of new material, de-
signed particularly for this kind of work, and are
prepared to do Books and Pamphlets in good style
and tlcw rates.
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We have recently supplied our job Office with the
very latest styles Of card type and are prepared to
execute all orders for Business, Wedding OF Visiting
Cards in the best manner.
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OTHER TOWNS.

Orders for job work from the surrUundin -,
will receive particular attention. When r.-u..-,'
proof sheets VIII be sent to the persSs
work done,
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PROGRAMMES.
CIRCULARS.

In this class Of work we are prepared TO execute
all sizes and styles promptly and reasonably.
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M THE DISTRICT COURT OF

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
i THE UNITED STATES, for the Northern
DiBsrict Of Ohio.
HaBss 3 q 8 Ra'sSs RosessSsh, q 1nBanEruptoy.
Banluupts
TosfYHoM IT MAY CoEcERN;-
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
poihtment as Assignee Of Huber & ROsebaugh, Of
The city Of Fremont, county Of Sandusy, and State
Of ohio, within said District, who have been ad-
Judged Bankrupts uD0n their own petition, BY the
District Court Of said District.
]. 7. GREENE, Jr, Assignee;
Jan. IS, 1858, 81
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Thisisno Patent Medicine Humbug, gotten M
to dupe the ignorant and crdulOus nor Is &C repre-
seHted as being composed Of rare and precious sub
stances brought from the four corners Of the earth
carried seven times across the Great Desert Of Sa
harah on the hacks Of fourteen camels and brought
across the Atlantic Ocean on two ships. It i q
simple, mild, soothing Remedy, perfect Specific
Breath, Loss or impairment Of the Sense Of smell,
Taste o. Hearing, Watering OF Weak Eyes, Psin or
Pressure in the Head, when caused, a. al not un-
frequently are, BY the violence Of Catarrh-
We offer IN good faith a standing Reward Of $500
for case Of Catarrh that we cannot cure.
BS-For Sale by most Druggists ETeryEhere,
Price 80 Cents.
Sent BY mail, postpaid, on receipt OF Sixty Cts.
-Four packages for q 90, or one dozen for IS 00.
Send two cent stamp for Or. Sage's pamphlet
or CatarTh- Address the ProprietoT,
R.Y PIERCE II, D, Buffalo, n. y
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BLANKS.
SALE BILLS.

Blanks of every description printed at low rates,
Blank Deeds Of al kinds for sale at the Journa
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BLANK CHECKS AND NOTES.
LETTER AND BILL HEADS,

Everything in this line printed promptly and
in good style. Orders solicited.
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AGENTS.

We wish 70 arrange with Agents, male or female,
to represent the American Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine, in each State, County and town in the
United States and Ontaria. Extra inducements to
Experienced Agents, For full particulars, as to
Salary or Commission, address
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THE JOURNAL.
WAHN THHe ga RAsssEA1e OoyEE

WHEN THE- AsasE A1sk OoVEE
Fhen the gras sbaIi G5ysr ms,s
ead e M who're I Il lYing
When hel sns siEd el0us
SUMMER blooms nor winter SHOWS,
Shall awake me to your singing;
Close above me as ycu pass,
You win say: 'HSW kird she was"
You VIII say: "EoW true she was"
When the grass grows over me.
When the grass shall e0ver me,
Holden close to earth's werm bosom;
While laugh OF weep OF sing,
Nsvermore, for anything;
You viii find in blade and blossom,
Sweet small voices, odoruus,
~ Tender pleadarz in ny cause,
That shall speak me as I was
ga When the grass grows over me.
When the grass shall cover me-
All, beloved in my sorrVw;
Very patient can wait
HHA4 knowing that, soon or late
There wiz dawn clearer morrow;
When your heart win mean: "Alasi
Nov knew how true she was s
Now know how dear she was"-
When the grass grows over me-
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AMERICAN SHUTTLE
SEWING MAGAZINE
Is Warranted for Five Years

Our Agents will be supplied with duplicate part1
Of the Machine, in Of accident. 1t makes pre-
cisely the stitch made by the Singer, Wheeler
& Wilson, Howe, and Florence Machines It has
the Under-feed, like the best of high-priced Ma
in the market that has this feed. We are enabled
10 sell frst-class SHUTTLE MACHINE at a very
low price, on account Of its simplicity and conse-
qnent low cost of Manufacturing, in comparison
with Complicated Machines,
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Having recently made large additions in the way
Of NEW TYPE, etc, to our Job Printing Room, we
would say that our facilities for doing
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A. 4. BALsLEY, Pro
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PILES AND FIsrJLA.

Every form and feature Of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradicated locally and entire
" by the use Of this emOlient; warm f0rmentat0ns
should precede its application Its healing qualities
viii be found TO be thorough and invariable.
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Cob Printing Oaite.

OiGs-ThHd Story BuHafS Old Block, FGnaHt Q.
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ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.

Are unsurpassed in this part of the State.
work done neatly and promptly.
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UnequaIed Quality!

Having extensive arrangements with Arge Eastern
Manufacturers, for the first and best line Of Good
for
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raTs1pE1As AND SALT RzEU1

Are two Of the most common and Virulent disorders
prevalent on this continent; to these the Olntment
Is especially antagonists, its 'mOdus operandI -
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Arising from ! bad state Of the blood or chronic
diseases are errdicated and clear and transparent
surface regained by the restorative action Of TN.
Ointment. It surpasses many Of the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances in its power to dspel rahel
and other disbursements Of the face.
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OUR SPECIAL TRADEl

we shall be able to meet the demand and tastes Of
cur eustoners more fully than heretofore and to
promptly exhibit all
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Cases Of many years standing, that have psrtin
aciously refused to yield TO any other remedy o
treatment, have invariably sueCumbed to few ap
plications Of this powerful unguent.
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. valuabls reputation and have determined 70 sx-
tend trade just now rather than to make profits
We shall sell ct the
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uent, per lOuFtD article treaty nlntn June, elEl-
teen hundred and fifty five, eight thousand dol
lars.
For tenth of twenty instruments for the support
of two schools, one of which is to be an agricul-
tura and industrial s:ho j; keeping in repair
school buildings, and for providing suitable fur
niture, books, and stationery, per fit b article
treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty
fva, five hundred dollars
For tenth of twenty instruments for the en-
poyment of one superintendent of teaching and
two teachers. per fifth a. ticle treaty ninth June,
eighteen hundr and fifty five, three Thousand
two hundred dollars
For tenth Of twenty instruments for the employ
ment of one superintendent of farming and two
farmers, two millers, twp blacksmiths, tin
ner, one gunsmith, ono carpenter. and one wagon
and plnuglim ,ker. per fifth article treaty ninth
June eighteen hundred ID fifty five, eigh, thou
ami five hundred dollars.
For tenth of twenty nsfalments for keeping in
repair saw and Touring mills, and for rnishns
the necessary tools and fix per fifth article
treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty
five. five humid ed collars,
Fer tenth of twenty instruments for keeping in
repair the hospital, and providing the necessary
medicines and fixtures therefor, PEI fifth article
treaty ninth Ju'e e, eighteen hundred and fifty
Eve thre- hundred dolla s.
For tenth Of twenty instruments for keeping in
repair blacksmths,' tinsmths.' gunsaiths' car
penters,' and wagon and plough makers Shops
and for providing necessary tools therefor, per
fifth article trtaty June ninth, eighteen hundred
and fifty five, five hundred dellars.
For tenth of twenty insta ments for the pay of
a physician, per fifth article treaty ninth June,
eighteen hund. ed and fifty five, one Thousand
four hundred dollars.
For tenth OF twenty ins'alments for keeping in
repair the buildir gs required for the various EN-
ployces and for providing the necessary furnifu 9
therefor, per nth article treaty ninth June, eigh-
teen hundred and ift, i've, tn &c hundred dollars.
For tenth Of twenty instalments for the salary
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CQmmission Rnsineas.

fISRE uhderaigned still continues the Purchase
y and Sale of COTTON, ,,other PRODUCE AND
MEkCHANDIHHl26h U6mhisson. Orders to
purchase, or coHaignments for sale, will receive
his best and prompt attention. He also continues
70 make liberal advances on shipments to Charles
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
Liverpool, or any of The lother foreign markets.
Office at the store of Messrs. Campbell & Jones.
April 13 t6 JAMES g. CHAMBFRS
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MgOS "A: I'D ALH@
Purifies the Blood.
For Sale ny Druggist. Everywhere.
/, Lightl Light! Light 81!

CskFEiTY' 'a..l Economy combined by using The
- JCRESUENT GAS GENEkATOR and OHES-
CENT OIL. This Oil is non-eKpIosive and gives
q abriiliaDt light, without the use OF lamp. chin
neys, or the trouble OF cleaning them. Kerosene
Lamps altered to ,ise the CRESCENT Oil and Gas
Generator, at triaiL9 expense. For further in
formation and supply of Crescent Oil and Gas
Generator, apply to J. & T. II. AGNEW.
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DENTISTRY,
nR. d. l.. BOOZER, grateful for the liberal
~ patronage he has received from the citizens
of this city and the surrounding District, during
the past year, respectfully announces that he now
permanently establishes himself in Columbia. All
operations on the natural Teeth faithfully pc r
formed. ARTIFICIAL CASES, in every approved
method, carefully and satisfactorily executed
among which he would call special attention to
cess in constructing Al tifcal Cases by this heali
tful and durable process he is enabled, with con-
fidence, to refer to his patients and to the
patentee. Office Main street. over First Ma
tonal Bank jan