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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

Ata Court Of Probate, held a. Pan. within ami ipr
the County IT ONipri, un the ninth day Of April,
~ ths year ul our lptd i-btsyu hundred and hl',
FREEMAN KEEN, Executor Il the hst VII
L and Testament of Tt RAJ KEEN, late n sum.
nee u add County, deceased, having pry-sntci his
rf.t l1i FINAL occruat e his administration II the
,.tstr 1t aid d,osas,d, aud al.1 he private ac-
ruunt against the c.at, Of sait docs1sed.
Iva. Ordered that the .,iI Executor give no.
lice o. az g-tsDns interested, by causing = cops IT
hi. order 90 b. published three weeks succ~-s'Nsl,
1 The ONf,ud Democrat. printed At Pare, that they
r1J, sppsar AZ rrulat, Court Go H. held al Pans
1 said Cuupt,, on the fourth Tu,sds, Of Nav r,Nt,
40 ten Il the cu,k In the iprcnuon and ,heW cause,
II an, thDS have, VII, the sane .huuli Mt h. slioN
-. 10 GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
4 tue copy, Affect GIo. X. SHAW, reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

Ala Court II Probate. held At Pans within anil iur
the Count, II Oxford, on the ninth ia, II Npul,
IN the year Of our Lnri eighteen hundred and hity
FERRY. Administrator II the estate ~
u, NATHAN COY late Il ONiord In said CUuu.
IL dc,casrl, having presented hi hrst accuuni q
hi. administration II the estate II sad jec,asCds
lni al.p hi, priNa'c account
hNas Ordered, that the ,aid iduini'tntor give
notice o. al persons interested b, causing cop, II
tht. order o. h. pulu.hrd three weeks su,o"ss',h
u The ONirri Democrat, printed ~ iaris that IN,
ml, aug.ar At Probate Court o. d. held az Faris
IN ,aid County. on the fourth Tu'sda, Il VI, u'Ni.
a. ten Il the Cl1,k en- the urcHpun and shrW cause,
iian, ths, have, Wh, the same sh1uli not L. allow
"a. 10 GO. n. SHAW, Register.
\ trur COPY, Affect, Gao. h. saw, res.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

J'IIE sul-srI~r herb, gives rullic notice o. all
l concerned, that h. has t-'l dll apTuintsi hn.
taken uTpn himself the trust IT Executor II The hsl
Val and TrssmFut Il
MERCY DREW, late Of BurAGrH
IN the Count, II ONflrd. deceased, O., giving ln1i
a. the hW dtrr,ts-llr therefore I-Vursts alI pr.
.,l, Who are indebted o. the .aid lscsas''' s'At'
10 make imusIstr paymcnt, and thus" Sh' have
or, drmlnI. thereon, o. exhibit The same o.
TIMOTHY LuppEN.
hpa o,isg.. 30
TUE .uls.u..r hrr,b, give. pularr MOTTO, q, al
| ,Hr,rrnr.l, that be- hp. hrru du'l Appointed anil
taken upon himself the Trust # Executor ~ thr lat
Val anil Tc.Dusu' 1T
SURMIr BAKER, late of Pare
in the Count, 1T ONnrt. deceased, O., giving i-,ni
81. the law tir,yts-lls thrr,tEu, inquest. 40 Ir'rns
Who lry iuIsuirI o. The ssi deceased. ''ttir, Co
make immediate payment. ,1d ihH.s NhI have sn1
demands ihrr,li, o. exhibit th, amr o.
M.NN SlIUErLErr.
NrriI eh, $50 10
'ruE .ul.,ul,r h-r,lN sr,r. pulIrr nuuo' Go ,lI
| rrnrrfns.I. that b. has l.s1 dul, appointed and
taken upun hlms,Iiths trust Of Admiurstpt0r Ut the
cs,aic II
NIyAN G. DOTEN, late Of Surlsr
d, the Count, 1T ONiord, deceased. b., giving lnnI
a. thr law drrcis-llc therefore roJp..rs ELI I.r.
spus VIII. are inhibited a. ih, .ai lsrraspds estate,
o. make immediate payment, anil those who have
nm, ,.rnauls thcr,1u, o. ,Nhhit thr s1mr o.
JOSEPH FIELD.
NpnI9. 1850. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

Ala Cpurt II Probate, held al rari. Withiu nri &c
the County II ONl1rl, on the ninth IA, ui Npl,
inthcNcsr ~ uur lHrl eighteen hundred aud hnN
JEFFERSON HALL. Admini,trstpr IL the T..
u tate IT ELIZA :. RICHER, late ct r'ru in
aH Cpuut,, deceased, having pr-'nrci hr' hr't
lnI hrl. aouuuni II be ADMINISTRATION u the estate
IT aid deceased.
Hwa. Ourrol, thot the aid Administrator give
n1,rs, q, al p-r.uns interested, ~ causing cog, u
ih. order o. b. ruhlsh,d THREE weeks surc''siN,l'
d, The ON1fd Drru,gr rat. pSiut'd al fan.. that th''
ma, arrssr at q Probate Cuu't q" L. held 20 f'fts
iu .,il County, un the fourth IucsdhN "l Nav u'N
10 ten ct the dick en- the forenoon, and 'heW cause,
# an, the, have, vh, the same should MT D. allow
Cd. 10 GEO. h SHAW, Rrs''sr,
4 true COW. Atrst. Gro. X. SHAW, re-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

DUENING FLUID &c sale. ,,I, Cheap, o.,
ID Rust = NOUNG.
Satfb P,ris. Anil oh. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

AZ Count e Probate, held At rari. within sod ipr
the Count, Il Oxford, on the ninth das Il April.
en- the year 4 Ow Lord eighteen hundred and fits
NSN WOODBURY., Administrator II the estate
\ ufBENJAMIN WOODBURY., late Il Buck %
Geld IN s,ii County, deceased, having presented hi
int accuun, Il HI administration oi the estate Of
aid dscvlscl
lutiCe o. all person. interested, by causing copS Of
hi. order 10 he puhlish-d THREE weeks sucCcs.ivcN
be- The ONfprd Democrat, printed at Paris, that the,
may APPEAR at Probate Court 10 h. held At Pare
p aid Couut,, on the fourth TUESDAY II NAY next,
IT ten II the clDCk ia the forenoon, and .hev
4 az, the, have, VII, the sam- .h0ull not - allow
81. 10 GRO. X. SHAW. Register
\ trc cop,, Attest Go. n. SHAW, Rrg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Gin nnCrnrk

JACOB TOWNSHIPS sNR~NrNElI.IA,
j ir .aIr. vhu'r.alr aul r,t'lI D.,
RUST y YOUNG.
g..l ~. al otT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
CURTIS & PERKINS,
Cramp and Pain Killer


rur vosr ,rrcr'sTUI EINTpN ESuWS
D., tl. -urs s'rN Rtssvrrr iTrhrH'-Pu7 r7 M
NrHr.l. Bfll, Nais r, Lahs-N'i.i A." on no
BsrE. SITE nr ialF-CrTHr iH bs LfHif
o. S8HF.h-Dugg Pas, Hu.u
GIE., Dlai.Fv I1d FrHrhH,
Cr1Es IHf Nrs Ilnri-N
coo. p L#l IH4nHE-
hrr..Cr'f, NssHff,
bruFss,
H,rEr.h, Ttr'i1r'., Brrr' N-Ili,, s. S..
TmS WONDERFUL MEDICINE h,, effected
] man, rWl, 'rsH4.7g rus, Boo ease. ~ The lore
going complaints NHi We .ty u1 mpn than hon.
irris nnd Thousands vhH have u.,i o., will assert,
~h'n W. BE-, thsr, BE- no m'ii'i1r drsign"i fnr that
rhs. 81 complaints, rr--s..ing more than Wthe oi
the sHrIru Hai tsusr o. rstus I7d -srs ui thu.
W solicit particular attention ip The fact that b
Dire, Mt rnntain % pl'n.s - OrHa iu ANY ipm.
Neither DIS II contain CNNrHuE.
II D. frrr tom any i'l'irilu. artci", and cannot,
iu an, .uppnsahIr casr, IMPURE thr pat'nl. u dn"'
nj fsTfH the LiTT IN,utTIrs, mo produce The
lurniHg, dy ing par,hu- 'suslti1us, % much crtn.
planned IT in the no, ri ether " Pain killer II
ip.s MT weaken 10. J.ri.,'tr action oi th" luwrls
producing Casrrs4ss anil l' atten1nt ''iis, hut b.
, promoter II digestion. anil Il proper 1nd health,
action 90 the stomach and intestine canal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

Ats Count Of Probate held at rari', within and it
the County uf ONiord, ou the ninth daN oi April
IN the ycsf Of our Lord ishtccn hundred and hi',
lN the Petition of NOAH FRINGE, Administri.
" tor II the estate ct JAMES llODUDoN, late
u Bu,Ab.li IN aid Cou1tN, decreased, pn,,ng that
license MA, d. granted him 10 s,, At pulllc ~ Pc.
vate sale, and convey much Il the real estate u
.ad deceased a. may h. nccc.sar, a. raise The sum
II ,c,cn, eight dollars o. %, the just drts II said
deceased, Incl lcua charges, and charges ~ admin.
is'fsiipp.
Itwas Ord,rcI, that the said Administrator give
notice a. al rf-Hu. Interested, ty causing cop, ~
The ORDER o. ~ puhlishrl three vrcks su'crssNglN
IN The ONipui Dgno,rai, printed At Paris, that the,
ua, appsar Al Probate Count to h. held a, said
Pari. un the Gurth Tuc.i,, II Va, next, 1t ten II
the ,otk u the iur,npun, and show causc, n any
the, have. Nhy the same should Mt L. granted.
10 GEO. h. SHAW, Register,
4 true cnp,, Attest. Gro. h. SHAW, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Something New

NOR Coughs, C.li, anil Con.umpliun-nr \
/ Rogue Csurrsqi NvaB ~ LuDtrr', To- .
Crp-l4'rrsI. a. sale h RUST : YOUNG.
South rlus, hpril 9ih,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

Al Coart of prir,,e, held At Paris within and ior
the County of OSfurd, On the ninth day ~ Apiil,
IN the wear Of our Lord eighteen bundled 'pd hliN
q \. n. KNIGHT, Administrator II the estate
y, II :. II. PRESCOTT, hate II l"N'l ~ 'a'd
County, deceased having presented h' hrst 'rc'"1'
IT h,s administration 81 the estate ~ s'id decr'''d
II vas Ordered that the said idm'nislptor give
po,ire o. 40 per.,n. Interested by causing colN ~
hi. orrr "a L. pulLishcd three weeks suCvssiNSl,
An The ONffd Democrat, Vrnlrd Al faris, ihat thrN
ana, appcar al a Probate Court 10 L. held ~ Paris
an sail Cuunt,, an the f,uih Tussday n Juns nrNi
Al ten Of the ,nck IN th, fIrenorn and shrw uiusr.
n any thry have. Wh, the sauIc should not H. a's
cd. 10 GEO. h. SHAW, Rrgi'trf.
\ twe copy, Auc,ts DO, X SH'"' Reg
Ala Court of Probate, heL At rau, "l,h'n snd Zoe
the Count, Of ONfird. on the ninth daN II April
In the wear Of cur Lord eighteen hundred ani hily
/ M the Petition ~ HENRIETTA u. RUCk,
l " Widow II JONATHAN BUCk'ats e Book y
Geld IN sa,d County, deceased, praying tha, Com
missioner, may D. appointed 10 ct cot her Dover
Oh, II the real estate ~ sad decca'ed and also on
hrt petition prs,ing g. allowance out oi the Ifr'
sonal property II her late hu'lani'
II va. Oui,rd ths, the aid Wiio~ give u",,
tee o. al p,r.ous alcr,strd, u, cau'ing ouN 81
thi. ufdst 10 b. uLlishcl THREE weeks successful,
n The ONlorl n,mucrat pfintcd At rars, that lh'N
NAV 1yIg,r 81 Probate Cuurt Z" !" held At i"l'
IN aid County, IN the f,urth rursdaN IT Nav n'Ni
At ten of the clock IN the forenoon, and she's cause
II any ihey have, VII, the same should MT H. grant
ed 10 GEO h. SHAW, Register,
4 true copy, Attest; Gro. h. SHAW, Reg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Alternating Principle

!. such that the Bc-, irc tcpt Industrious the whol'
ssasop through. b, alvly' having plc7y NJ room q
work IN. The, have lccn thorough. tested by act
ual uss Ia over
Southern shield., 1850-03-09
Y OIL. X.

5926 From Walcott at 6 m, once ageek, Saturday; By Gainesville, Oak Bluffs and West Prairie, Mo-; To Bloomfield, by 6 pn Monday, S4 miles; And back between 6al m Saturday and in Monday. . 592T From Wacott at 6 ar, once week, Sunday;
 To Pocahontas by m, 30 miles; And back between 6a m and m Monday, 502S From Pocahontas at nj, once a week, Monday;
 By lobe, Mo-;
 To Thomasvlle by p m next day, CT miles;
 And back between 0 m Friday, and p m next da. 1929 From Elizabetha at 7 m, once week, Thur.1ay;
 By Kenyon, CloverPond, and Pow hatan;
 To Smithville by 5p m next day, 55 miles; And back betweenra m Tuesday and pm next day. 593O From Elizabeth at Ca m, once a week, Wednesday,;
 By Oak Ridge andLorado;
 To Walcott by 9p m same day, 4S miles;
 And back between m Thursday and m. 593l From Jackson at lp m, once week, Wednesday;
 By Red Bank;
 To Pilot Hill by P m next day, 60 miles;
 And back between m Tuesday and 9 m next dly. 5932 From Smithville t p m, once a week, Wednesda;
 By Evening Shadeand Wild flaws; To Mount Olive tr 6 p m next day, 50 miles;
 And back between 6 a m Tuesday and l2 m next day. 5933 From SmithvIle at 4 a m, once a week, Saturday;
 By Canton; To Pilot Hill by pm, IS miles; And back between 4 m and s p m Fri l day; 5934 From Pilot Hill at Sa m, once a week, | Monday;
 By Bennett's River, Bennetts Bayou, and St. Ledger, Mo-:
 To Rockbridge h by 6 m next day, 63 miles;
 And back between Sa m Wednesday | and 6 m next day. 1885 From Mount Olive at 6 m, once a week, Friday;
 By RichWoods, and Kinderhook; To Clinton by 6 p m next day, 65 miles;
 And back between 6 m Wednesday and 6p m next day. s936 From North Fork at l2 m, once week, Friday;
 By Buffalo City, Melville, Rolling Prairie, Hussaw, and Crooked Creek: To Carrolton by 9 m Sunday, 73 miles:
 And back between 3 m Monday and l2 m next day. Bids for twice a week service are in vted. .5Q37 From North Fork at l2 m, once week, Friday; Ky Talbol's, and Stones, on the | Little North Fork of White River; II To Rockbridge, Mo-, by g a m Sun day, 75 miles; And back between p m Sunday and II a m Tuesday.
 Bids for trips once fortnight are in- 4 vited 593S From Yellville at 6 m, once a week, A Monday;
 By Lebanon, and Wley's Cove; r To Clinton by 6pm next day, 69 E miles; Aud back between 6a m Wednesday n and 6 p m next day. 5939 From Yellville at s m once week, Saturday; By Worth; a To Forsyth, Mo-, by 9 m Monday, 60 miles; And back between a m Thursday and 7 p m next day. 5940 From Jasper at a m, once week, Wednesdays; By Point Peter;
 To Lebanon by 9 p m, 42 miles; And back between m Tuesday l and 9p m same day. 594I From Carrollton at 6 m, once in ? weeks every other Monday; By Ashley; To Washbourn's Prairie, Mo-, by II l m next day, 49 miles;
 And back between p m every other l Tuesday and p m next day. Bids for trips once week will be con- sidered. -5942 From Carrolton at ) m, once a week, Monday;
 By Osage. Kings River. Huntsville. |
Southern shield., 1850-03-09
T H E so U T H E R N s H | E L D

of the 9uarantor or guarantors guarantees names of bidders, as the case may be, fl his Cor theiD bid for carrying the mail from
 to be accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter into an obligation prior 10 the first day of July next, with good and sufficient sureties to perform the service proposed"
 Dated
 Form of Certjfcate.
 The undersigned, postmaster of ', certifes that the guarantors above named are sufficient and able to make good their guaranty.
 Dated
Southern shield., 1850-03-09

SUGAR.-The demand has been steady, and 1000 hhds. were sold at yesterdays prices; say fair 38@4. Two crops were sold up the coast for the west, one of 350 hhds. at 4c, and the other of 300 hhds. at Il.
 COFFEE .--S00 bags Rio were sold al l4c.
Southern shield., 1850-03-09
COM M E R CIAL.
New Orleans Market,
TRUE DELTA OFFICE, , Friday Evening March l, 1850. ]

CoTToN.-The market is still unsettled, the demand having been by no means gener- al, and the sales are again confined to some 45Q0 bales taken for England, with a small portion for the north. Prices have given way another bc., and we alter our quota tions accordingly.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-30
EAsssOEsgfsOaa!!

TIE co partnership heretofore existing IN
der ihe firm of CARROLL and BEYNON, in
the Tailoring business. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons having un-
settled accounts with the firm, earnestly
equested TO call and settle the same with
Lewis Beynor, who is still carrying on at the
old stand, ono door west of Litzinger & Todd :
Store.
JAMES CARROLL,
LEWIS BEY NON.
May, Is. 1850.-33-3t
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-30
oVOEsce.

= ETTERS testamentary the Estate OF
IL John Duai. deceased, late of Caro- II
Township, have been granted 10 the subScTi-
ber, ey the RegIst er Of Cambria county. All
persons indebted tc said estate. requested d
tn make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate, will present them
properly authenticated for settlemant.
AUGUSTIN FARENBAUGH. Exu'r
Nav 80, '50-34-6t.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-30
II Office.

LETTERS of Administration the Estate
of John Troxel decd, late of White township
have been granted to the undersigned by the
Register OF Cambria county. All persons in
.debted 10 said estate, are requested to appear
at his late residence on Saturday, the 18th oi
June next, and those having claims agains,
said estate, will present them ut the same time
duly authenticated for settlement.
PERRY TROXELL
LAFAYETTE TROXELI., { A@m 'S'
May 80, '50-34-6t.*
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-30

GNAME TO tho residence of the subscriber
"a in Cambria township. one mile east OF
Ebensburg, about the lst day of April, a red
and white spotted cow, about ten years old.
particular marks. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and axe sher away, otherwise she viii be dis
posed of according to law.
JOHN WHERRY.
May 80. '5O-34-3t.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-30
list or RETAILERS.

Of Goods, Wares, and Merchan-
disc in Cambria County for the
wear 1850, with the Class and
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-30
A CHANCE FOR
A Is A Il G A / N.

TEEfIE undersigned offers ut private sale all
IL that valuable Real Estate. Cate the pro
perty Of Andrew Todd) situate in the Bnroug
of Summitvie, Cambria county, Pa , consis /.
ing OF
A lot OF GROUND, A STORE ROOM
And 4 Dwelling Houses.
The above property is situated Immediately
on the a. P. r. r. Railroad, and The Turnpike
leading from Harrisburg TO Pittsburg and Is
a excellent business location.
Capitalists fishing 10 make profitable in
vestment would do well TO examine the above
property. WILLIAM KIFTELL.
May 80, '5O-34-5t
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-30
ADDITION Al.

Assembly passed the 10Th of April, 649 en-
tit led 'An Act 10 create a sinking Fund
and to provide for the gradual and ce rtain
extinguishment of the debt of the Common
wealth, to wit:
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-30
EGecssEOa.7s sNHuESce

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that Let
ters Iesstamentary on the Estate Of William.
sharp, late OF Washing ton tow nshiP. dece ased
have been granted by the Register of Cambr
county, TO the undersigned residing in said
township, All persons indebted 20 said estate
are requested 10 make payment without delay;
and those having claims against said estate
Will present them properly authenticated for
sc ttlement.
THERESA SHARP, Er's.
May 9, lS50.-3l-6t*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
PROUTY s. NEARS'
New Hot Air VentiIating BriCkF urnaCe

FUR 1851.
THIS an entirely new furnace combining many vaua
L bic improvements and obviatng many of the objections
of the Brick Furnaces in use; being only feet high
peculiarly adapted low cellars which admits of an
unusual elevation OF the hot air pipes Immediately alter they
the brick work. thus allowing more direct escape OF
The from the air chamber the to be heated than
is usually obtained in ether kinds is perfectly simple III its
construction and can be very easily cleaned of ashes
even when in operation required Being made entirely OF
Cast Iron Of unusual thickness it is more durable and not
liable to get of repair for many years.
The subscribers also sole propretors OF Hanks I'm
proved Furnace" which have given unqualified satisfaction
Tor the last three years. some Of which be in opera
ton the Court House, New School House on Godst
and many of the private residences in the ct of worcester
We would invite all, who are about procuring furnaces
or are otherwise interested in these articles call and
anime the above Ware Rooms, where will also be
found, PrOuty d Mears's Improved PORTABLE Ito
Air Yentiatg Furnaces Cooking Ranges, the celebrated
Medal Madeira Parlor Stove, and general assortment
IF coal and wood Cooking and Office Stoves.
DAVID PROUTY, q co.
10 + 20, North Market Street BOSTON,
April 10 d3taweow weep
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
FALL AND WINTER STYLES
FOR 1850
Cloaks, Sacks, Paletots, Visites, &c.
AT CHAMBERLAIN g. cos.
The pattern Garments for

Cloaks, Sacks, Paletots, Fisites, &c,
RE received by which would call the special
N attention of oar and all who contemplate
buying Il Cloak the coming season our stock of
Cloak Materials and Trimmings
now very arge-consstng in part of
200 PS. THtBETS-embracin every grade and
all the choice and desirable Colors.
Heory Tarc and Iadia satins in coors and black
Heavy erode .4frique and .4rmure SILKS, rich
and fashionable goods for Cloaks.
ORGANZINES- new and beautiful article for
Ladies Cloaks.
$50 ps. Lyonese Cloths---including lot ofyery
superior quality equal in coors and finish Tibet.
very good Lyonese Cloth in all coors at Is cts.
ALPACCAS, CANTON CLOTHS, and othet low priced
Cioaklngs i'll great variety and very cheap.
EMBROIDERED CLOAYs.
Richly Enbr'd Paris mate Clocks.
Embroidered cloaEe armqde-a beautiful article-much
richer than ever before offered in this eity which will
make up III any ST. lie OF trimmings desired.
MARCEIINE SILKS for Innings
Velvets, Velvet Ribbons, FriDges, Gimps,
Cords Braids, &c. Sc, match all shades Thibets.
LADIES will themselves much trou in looking up
their trimmings by making their selections from STOCK
and will be furnished with pattern of pay desirable style
gratis.
Our assortment of
Cloak Materials
of every description larger and varied than have
offered any previous season. and prices will al cases.
be found THE LOWEST.
In addition TO our extensive ssortment Of Cloak goods
have made arrangements to keep larger stock of
Ready Made Cloaks
than has been offered in this city, that Ladies who
do wish the trouble of selecting the materials can buy
their garments ofus ready made and be of fashion,
able article, and made in the best by experienced
Dress Makers.
HENRY IT, CHAMBERLAIN & co.
Oct 20. c43 DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
FOR THE AFFLICTED.
Bannine's Patent BOdV Brace,

TT1HIs celebrated PATENT LACE, or BODY BRACE, is
efficient relief to persons laborng under the follow
ing and other analogous maades and symptoms Asthma
Consumption, and other diseases of the LungsSpmal Cur
vaturesBronchs and other affections of the ThroaLoss
of Voicep Diseases, Scrofuous SwellBgs, Distortions,
rheumatism Neuralgia, Headache Want of Sleep Papita-
ton of the Heart Disodered Circulation of the Blood Kid
ney Affections numbness and GOODNESS of the Exremes-
painful, difficult suspended Menstruaon-Pasy, Govt
Falling of the Womb, Leuchorhoe Whites DrOpsy, Piles
Constipation, Wihered and DeCayed Limbs, Weakness of
Chest Vertigo Dull Pains in the Sides, Pains and weakness
in the Back, &c &C.
| The following certificates will show what is thought
Dr. Banning's Patent Lace, &c. viz:
From ProE Mott, and other Physicians Of NeaD 70
The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannngs novelveWs
on the mechanical pathology ofmay affections of the vice
and believe them highly interesting and worthy the se
GUS attention of the medical profession.
Valentine Mott, Md J.Kedrney Rodgsrs,MD
step1en p Kirby, ~ .. Steg1en Br0gn, ~ D.
From Rev. Caleb j. Tenney D. D., OF orthampton for
merly of Wethersfed, Conn:
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice. which, for
three years almost total Subsequently my was
continued weak and indisnc One year ago, commenced
the Dr. Bangs Brace and have found very marked
and decided advantage from it. Increasing the fspea-
ing and the strength ofmy voice. Now, although preach
twice, almost every Sabbath should scarcely at
tempt the service at ALL if had not in constant application
the principles of Dr. Bannngs Brace which from my
knowledge gifts utility my case, cheeruly re
Aug 5, 1916 W CALEB ]. TENNEY.
DR.. ]. G. KNAPP, the undersigned, has pur
chased the right of this armed Patent Lace, Body
SELL and apply the instrument to PATIENTS either
residences, their said Office No. 245 our STAIRS
MAIN STREET. 1ney SCH Venu, anu
the said Lace in few, and few only of the of
this County, terms advantageous to the purchasers
All the above mentioned diseases, and many of a
similar nature the Undersigned have with their MAGNET
&c, or ELECTROPATIiIC REMEDIES, treated very
cessuly and will continue to do either with without
the application and expense OF the said Lace or Brace as
patients may prefer. The instrument is light, neat and
easily adjusted, and can be worn by gentleman or lady
without pain Inconvenience The public is III
vited call and examine the article at their said office
where all av0rs in their line will be thankfully received and
explanations the said Laces, and the Magnetic
remedies, gratuousy given. References to many
cured and others under their treatment in this region
given to any on application. J. c. KNAPP,
Worcester, Feb g. 1850. diff