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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-15


EB- The St Louis News Of the 3lst, saws: ,sWe
are told that large number Of the English, and
lew OF the Welsh, arriving here within a few DAYS
past, processing the Mormon faith, have refused 10
emgrae farther, and especially do they refuse
to go to Sal Lake. From what we are told, a large
portion oil these emigranis came over to this country
under the care Of Mormon agent and bv a mini
stock concern, making bargains with ships and
steamboats, for large number, several hundred at
time, the o rata cost Of transportation IL greatly
reduced, and the average per head, including mem.
hers Of families, does not, by this wholesale system.
exceed $S or $40 per head, from Liverpool or Lon
don TO this city. Since the arrival here Of a large
number Of these people, II appears that they only
professed belief in the doctrine Of Joe Smith, for the
purpose of having themselves and families classed
as Mormons in the emigration list, thereby saving
considerable sum, owing TO the low rate al which
large numbers are taken, and the cheap maDner in
WHICH lood and other necessaries are laid In by the
agents Of these emigrant parties. A number whoar-
IIveo yesterday and the day previous took their
quarters IN the city, shipped themselves and fam
es on board boats bound for the Upper Mississippi,
peeial agent. -
The 81 Louis. Republican, of the I2th. no,ices
these seceders from the Mormon faith. and savs.-
"lhe Elder IN this city Is making arrangements.
dred saints 10 the Salt Lake. There are no,, H. u" 81
Louis, from 5000 to 1900 Mormons, all told ~ :,
SINGULAR INcIDENr.--A correspondence has
sent the Christian Iateiigencer the following ~.
count OF singular occurrence :---' Last Satur.
day, Rev. Mr.. Stimson Of Castleton, was invited
% preach funeral sermon in the Church Of seho-
dack, Rey.Mr. Bailey being sick and unable 10
ofhciate. While he was offering prayer, preced.
ing the sermon, white dove few into the Church.
and alighted directly on his head. Mr.. Stimson
appeared little startled by the arrival of the
unexpected visitor, but IN moment. he calmly
raised his hand, and gently removed the bird II
flew upon the gallery, but after few moments IL
returned and alighted on the Bible between his
hands, where Il remained until he had concluded
she prayer. The dove was then caught by Mr..
eumson, and given to the sexton"
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Worcester Water Cure InstItutiOn.-No
GLEN STREET.-This Institution is well arranged
for the treatment of invali at all of the yea.
TERMS usually, for full board and treatment, f. ON
81 10 per week. For out of door treatment So per
week.
Fash patient should furnish one line and two heavy
cotton sheetsi two wooden Blankets one comfortable,
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended to as usual,
Office hours from 2to 4PM
dec6 dwu S.ROGERS, M. d.
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DENTISTRY.

From the Report Of the Committee Dentistry ttie
last Mechanics Fair, held in this city:
s'Tn the presented by o. F Harris, of Worces
ter, the Committee gave their UNANIMOUS AND uN-
QUALIFIED praise both for the elltnce of the mate
rial the naturaness and deicucy of color, the perfect
carving Of the teeh and also for the superov OF the
plate work, and the strength and perfect fitting Of the
teeth to it.
In view ofthese facts yopr Committee award TO him
the first m emiam Of
silver NJ G d al,
for the specimens presented"
Having increased facilities for the manufacture OF
Teeth, subscribers prepared furnish Dentists with
Block Teeth, of superior quality. both 10 strength,
and e-like Appearance.
Particular attention paid 10 Filling. and all other oper
atoms o The Teeth
Tooth brushes; also. Tooth Powders, and Wash,
perior articles, may h. had OF o. HARRIS,
l58 Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office,
may22 dawly
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For Sale
TO LET.

. HOUSES on High street, and l on Pleasant st =
4 Apply to WIN DICKINSON.
apis DIFF
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Tie o pr ng Fl d.
NO. IL PORTLAND STREET.
W Once hours till 9 A. M. from IL to 2, and from
to z 7. NJ. i.nI5 "',t no"
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The (l!max Hair Tonfc,

As an admirable Toilet preparation, which euerybody
can use 10 advantage. stands advance of everything
else. If the Hair is decayng and thereby falling out,
the Climax arrests the decay, and prevents the result
If the Hair is harsh end dry the Climax gives to it
soness and natural gloss, unlike the greasy appear
ance resulting from the of many other preparations
and the facility with which it cleanses the head
pletey clearing the dandru is absolutely astonsh
ing. i. T. LAZELL, Druggist,
apl1 DIFF 2GI Main ST., Proprietor.
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sPGolAL NOTICES.

DIR. nc. ID FOote, from New York has arrived a,
me worcester House, with DR.. II. X Roota valuable
medicines the healing power Of which has been SO sue
csssnDy tested N hundreds Of difficult cases of Lung
New YORK, Boston, Worcester, and other cities. Dr.
rOY,e can De consulted at all hours between AM
AMI NJ for few lays only Inyalids are reoueste3
not 70 delay their calls 10 the latest possible moment
~ hey cannot AT late hour receive that careful atten
ZION which they Otherw 80 would ExaminatIon Gee
Elm street. -" A'"u''S On
The Peoples Medical Lighthouse, by Dr. II. X Roo,
SS' ~ " '11 " -, - -. 'ooms, apis vd2t
n. bounty Lands and Pensionst
And NJ Law matters attended TO an us1nl cssh nj,
w ""''', no, ws,rnhm, oy w. y. BARTON,
oovNsELLORi AND NOTARY PupLtc '
apl-dawisti Harrington Corner Wa,co.,.
V"Ipthtert
Wm. 5. barton,
attorney and Counsellor al Lam.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
ComMistIoNER or DEEDS, for New Vail Nan Ia.
soy, nc' No. . Harrington Corner, Worcester
"Pi' dawlstf
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ONE PRICE EYSTFM
Calf Skins.

C000 LBS. Finished Calf skins, weighing "a 10
~COO 20 DDS. TO The dozen. Tor sale Nv tH
ALDHiCH A. co.,
inspi5 IN -" ""u W ''V"' s"eee
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J.l. NAsSETT. M nj

~ - DhSSEIIs M. d.,
a tie of Spr n fl eld)
No. IL Portland sTREEr
~ D'nce nours I'LL A. NJ from IL to g. and from
lanl5 dsm'
spy JOB OFFICE,
IN connection with The Office of this paper we have
IN extensive Job Printing Office FURNISHED win ev,,,
variety OF type and both ast ana slow presses nna1
which we can fill any order for Printing with nestness
ana despatch, and AZ very low prcess, Gull ana see.
A. PRENTIss,
=, Designer and Engraver, uton Wood and stoDe
nouse on Crescent street. All orders left with g. "
RICE, al l.. ID. Goddard q Co.'S viii meet Nth w. w.
merry. D, dnas nta an
-. u Bacon, Counsellor at LaVy.-TJs time
o oY no longer occupied with The duties Of the Mayor
nc VIII neV0te himself exclusively 10 The bnslness
OF ms profession Office, No L. Central Exchanos
January 8, 1853. inns ds..,,
j l.. HOOD,
p ~ tho Clty Auction and Commission Store M
A"c,ion sL woreester Consignmrntss Solicited and
ians ''' VI aii KINGS promptly attended to.
juno dewtf
A. Andrews,
Fo,,o rYe"i ana instrumental Music. Piano
Fofte' ana Music Room, No A. HARRINGTON '''''
anrI Nopor, worcester, Mass. -.
IL Am ICKINsON
VIII attend to and 10 other nat,ar. or h,.,..
"'s0lnce cover over The Central Bnlk. noyS'd.f
NJ. "A; clark, NJ. D., HoMmpArnIo Prys,o,..
and fro walnut street Olce hours from 20 Nj
"orcester,Jm lst,lssl iapIu
VIM. II. Harlow,
hL0rHey and CoUnSeitor at Lam
"'"'O No Briniey HalL S6mdlm
01d Havana Cigars,
VI the BEST brands, constantly or band - A.,
ocls df xpo,hscaryD, as ssSHS aII ,; 1T3
Seunra of erouisl,. 49,. -----------
found n eaantea 70 nu ., n ia. are always to be
ia-dtf L' T, LAZEIL.
----- 20l Main 81
=, m M,,I; oocdwin, m exporicncedand.nc...
10 attend to IN" herself y readiness day and mini
NO. 0Auatin street " ~ proleSSlon. Residence
- -s~------. o2l-du
~. u; nichols, M. ID. no,,r..,.
from 4, ~ NO. Il2 Main Street ONES ha,.
Xuss 70 ,ss o. Mp 2to and ? 10 SPIN. "o"''
ttfNH diy
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DINNER TO THE HON. john p. HALE
We learn that the committee appointed to make
necessary arrangements for the proposed compli-
mentary dinner to the Hon. John p Hale have
secured the large hall over the Fitchburg Railroad
Depot for the purpose An active AMI efficient
committee have the matter in hand and have so d.
vted their work that every arrangement will be
completed for glorious time, and for large dele.
cations from different parts ofthe country. We
shall have more to say Of this matter as soon as
the full arrangements are completed. Our friends
throughout the State may expecta genuine sfeast
ofreason and flow of SOULS They should secure
their tickets early, if they expec. 10 participate in
the festivities OF the occasion.- Commonwealth
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spy .InR OREIcE

III connection with ME Office of this paper we have
an extensive Job Printing Office, FURNISHED with ev,,v
variety OF type and both iast ana slow nro,sss ~
which we can fill any order for Printing will nes,.sa
ana despatch, and AT very low prcess. Call and see
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BosroN, April 10. '53-To the Editor of the
Boston Herald = Dear Sir-I noticed in your
columns day or two since, paragraph taken
from the New York Tribune, making statements
concerning SUIT at law, in which Mrs. H. b.
Stowe is represented as party The report will
be corrected in that paper, and you will confer
favor by publishing this statement, viz: that Mrs
h. b. Stowe is in no way connected with any
proceedings Of legal nature in PhiIadelphia-
the publisher there having simply encroached
upon tho rights of Jewett g. Co., who have the
contract for publishing the work called "UncIe
Toms Cabin, . and by them alone are any meas.
ures taken to secure their right-the authoress
not being interested, or even at present cognizant
Of the suit aeeueg
BY giving the above a place in your columns,
you will correct an error, and greatly oblige
ONE WHO KNows
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signs, Store Curtains, Stencils, &c.
TRUNKS, Umbrellas, &e, lettered at short notice
stencils cut and Door Plates painted, at s36 lain
ST.. falne's Block EDWIN GLEASON.
npl5 d3wE
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A. ANDREWS.
lesGher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music. plono
i''''' a'a C, Music Room Room, No A, Harrington
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j. l.. HOOD,
PA. uno cry Auction and Commission Store, No.
fear street, Worcester. commandments W.
jams dsst, ''"P"S Attended to.
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A. PRENTIgs,

=, Designer and Engraver, ufon Wood aud Stone
pt Oh crescent street. All orders left with b. Nv
merry. ~ - u,aaams Nscni'
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No w L1h"r n, ~ ~, llOMHPATHIo PHyslcIAE
and from toSF.M "'u'' run 70 M.
Worcesler,Ja lskl $500
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u Bacon, Counsellor at LaVy.-Hls time
oens no longer occupied with The duties Of the Mayor
no Sl uevo'e himself exclusively the business
January 3, 1853. i.ns ds,.
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A,, VIM. It. Harlow,
ntts0orHey and CoUnSeiior at Lam.
honoO No DTnley Han. M6ndln,'
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old Havana cigars,
VI an the BEST brands constantly on band nI H..
salo Wholesale and retail, by d. SCOTT H. y'' io'
oclls DIFF Apothecary, o4S MnIn 49,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-15

VILLA DICKTNS0v
wm.,, NOTARY PUBLIC,
VII attend TO this md TO other matters or bus,res
his Office over the Central Bnnk VI vusnne ~ ~
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found aa4se. gSq n,, flavor are always to b.
is-du be IT, LAzELL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

BARK Maid Of Orleans formerly Of Boston but recently
Of salem has been purchased OF the former place az
She left Salem Tuesday In tow of Stag, and
has probably arrived
Schr Gen Worth Of saybrools 200 tons six years DID,
now at Providence has been pure nased there Sv Messrs
Day & Gladdlrg. and others on privas She will
be employ ed in the Albany trade under the command of
Capt Macon, late Of ,loop Parker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHnADMFfuA Sept 15-& Pm.
Ariyed-Berk Solomon Piper. Mcclure Pic.ou; bark
T PAGE, Lnckn, Bonaire; sctrs Harmony, Mallory,
NYork JohI Compton, MartS, Roxbury Samuel Co .tner
Cullen, Gloucester: Hall 5Uith. B,ston; tennessee
Carver, Lubec VIM George, Murphy, Smyrna Octota 90
Krobs Emerson. Baltimore.
Ceared-Bark Thomas D.llett, DIN, Laguayra: brig
haii Berry. Boston; schrs Harmony, MaloDey. do Tr
Compton, Anrts, Roxbury; samuel Cashier Cullen Bos
ton -
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Tclcsrapnic Marine Report.

Arficed-snip VIM Van (Br). Liverpool; schr Ellen
peskins Sssl
CleaIed-Shjps North America. st John, NIB; Ssram
pore New OIeans; bdss Lima. Havana: American,
Charles on schrs Tra,, st Petersburg; Fanny Maria,
a pnrt az rrnss Ansrisan hAs snd Insan1r Ae.sn
Philadephia; John K Randall, do.
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MARITIaE iNfELLIGEgCE.
Fort " New York, septsmbsr II, 1854

CLEARED .
SteAmshp-Gsorge Law (rew), MCGOWAN, New Or
leans, M o Roberts.
ships-sulysn. Mitchell Charleston, Thomas wardls
say.Ia msn, ssn panerSS crGsh ss wrcn Do
Admiral Qx). Crisp. Quebec Daniel Pnkipgton; Catha
r'ns, Edwards, Antwerp. Hurbut a Co; Universe,
Bird, Liverpool, Williams Guion-
Barks-N Ahsu, Bates. Belss- Hon, II Alexander
Cwncnx (Br). Hekeosgh, TstauassuchA Lssry; "a
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PerSanni InfeIIi1cnre.

-. e L. Wadsvorsh. San cisco Gen o. Clark,
asld, Mass; Eneeh Tain Boston, Mass; p George
Sanders, Consul to Losdon; Hon Erastus Hopkins,
ANDREW ray S.1isa oi'i Hon Cost ' 5oao.oo
Mar, Issd J. YonIg England II Randall Phll.delphia
John hinen Mobile. Ala Hon. A. II Green, Washing.
r. l.; Tucker Greer eld. Mnss. ]. c. Devereaus
Elhcottvle D Hildrith New Orleans Capt Warner,
"a 5 dney webster LEFT for Washington ysste, tS
evening from the Astor House
George Chuland, New Orleans Frederick Brand do !;
do: Della Tore, South tarolina Rev NJ Isrus, do ;
RAv VI Hall Lowell, MasS; Gen. Bull, Buffalo, arrived
yesterday at tie ST. Nicholas
King. Georgia: Hon. Lewis CAss IT., Michigan; Hon j.
l. Orr South Carolina Hon Presley Ewing Kentucky !:
htto,a E, General Chatssid Albany Hon John Collier,
smith Virginia. are among the late arrivals at the Metre
ptli.sn Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mlnett. st. John, n D: Miss
ter, co J. J. Awuts. Havana c. W. Jones', Quebec ;
George Williams. Cleveland, Ohio j W. Wright Ne
York Capt Capt: Apdregs Briti.h .rmy England "A.
J. W. Harrr gton, South Carolina Ole Bull Philadel-
pha; Sidney Bartlett, Boston Alexander Hcnderson,
day at the WavcIley House.
Hon William NJ Churcbvell. member Of Congress elect
from the Knoxville district in Tennessee has arrived in
Washington.
s hd' sb a1r % sHssp % R.y
s fSsfss %d% ?SF h sse
asysllef II F fa.s2 STEELE siss
Be W k.s cssrs Samuel Sato . sssn lss
sss;5 kssy s!ts ss sh re:
.S9i: sfs lssT g sssf.s md
55s,2.s S,, John posds and Rev s,oIsll
Sss In ing asGtjss -
ss Nov Il Tssa Pf,s P e ~
John Gssessr w9' sg re n Law
II 4sS@s = sss ks7 5' P.s ifSsss
q f,.ns. sa.s 81 Sslh'a' '0'n'
sHases ssl.siss lazy Sfsss
IN sasss fGa s5 oss va, . .ss ;r'Sp:
psyl,. TSkss., Da,y q, Tlo%as aishsrd:, So,spR
1r,sss Ssrs.s wv Rsfa Ma brs.a n'i ".
Wiz VICE h bis.S ss 1 l 'R9 tdY
h liver anl inf,n. Miss KEEL, hss csraiasr,
AK Ms ihS.' E'i.ss nd stsy al
Tn 7sp 1--WE ss%s n osssns .aaE
fo Mise ssssy ypston Mr. Capt Rogers lanes
ASIasa@ William j'bhtSH .' fScHss f 1ss'
from London, In The sbip H.ndrick Had son-xr David
eSsrs' carr Car ' Ss' s M.' e. rss
From Tusyta; in tie bark SaesocL..-Jsmcs Punch,
f,.m Rtsan2sd ac IN sho ,t.aaslp r.ms,town-John
WI b.nnv.sh VIM Mouatoy and sen, '1 G.o w ss III
a. Js Ssles Levi. for1 ss ss S;ls. o YIN FGn
n.msn Coburn, slckle, = Bust, r l. Dsyidson w
~ Vest Geo Doughty, Vim Wcsson, VIM Noors' N
ssa.nsy Barney, W schsekford lady three chill
pS Rev sosp r rf%rois G ssS eA sns
,aiy 4 MN: snd lady, II Lynch Rushmsn, Mrs Em
tan NJ, p,1Isocs Ed. rSr.loek Ha.lst ar. Poy
ssAf s. NJ x.s senS. WI w.A. 'GsS
w. Ia su hnmsn, Misc Cohen. jas Lsily aud lady
nBs .uliok Andrew Lal s. Miss TAYLOR a.d aerv.ni
W% s,r.As and ,ss ,Shs J9n.s J lang Ss.oeu
HAL, fnsraham M LADY calvin sanss ana la. y
genre seaa snd isdy BM.ow, Chas rstLasy, Col
Dssey, BrJ,5 LADY aad servant, Wa Q simpso AMI
We RoherN, tt-sld 3 a y.SssNSa '.'-- s-'N"n
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william stre I, IRON Franksort TO Dusas; n FIFTY ArN
sG bstvecn s~cssd suA Thr avenues In favor pasta
AID cuvert at tho OF hrst street
ssd bird syenue . II 70 COMMITTEES On Sewers.
keportsIb OF usting aud grading tiSth street
fr Thi,c sve1us to Hs "a vver In favor setting
ard gutter s'nes Forty seventh street ON kiEhth t.
Tenth avenue and fssgng side ssks from sights avenue
Ia hudson river space of four Ia fastr OF sottsg
curb and gutter stones and HsgsiIg sidewalk In Mighty
second street between Second ANS All to
Committee koads
favor Of regulating grading and paving Thir
hfo street, Fret to Third avcuue In favor Of Law
ye ecrcss~aik ecross West street opposite pier NO Al
North river favor Of paw Thirty dfth street. from
Eighth to kirth ALI TO Com mittee Streets
keportln Of referring the eub ofiacr the
Of In. Sewers 70 the Ctou Aqueduc with
POWER. To COMMITTEES on salaries ard ofioos
Rep rt-lr favor Of paving Lorp 10 ersoi for damage
Repairs and SuppsiSs
Ibe Beard then adjourned to Monday in October
From the minutes. c. 7. MoCLEnACHAk Clerk.
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LieR ARIANs' CONVENTION.
How Is Cur Country Of for LibrariesG
>~>~~~~s>~,>,>~-s~~~>D~~~~
Important 70 The Beading Public,
&C., 70, 10.
First Day.


rhs OF LbrariAos that ever assembled
u H. Uated STATS n~ld informal meeting ysster
day nsrIins chapel Of the New York University.
TA~s v~s . pretty fae etteodsnce Of members, when
W take c>nsds Aaoa the fact that tbs call
PUBLISHED but hort time ago. AID many not aware
thst such movement contemplated The folloE
irg are tbs names u the delegates in Attendance
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-30

REFERENCES.
John Clark, Esq, President Citizens Bank, Bait
a. p. Giles, Esq, Cashier Franklin Bank, "
John Herizlcr, Jr., Esq, Philadelphia.
Rogers, Sinnckson & Co..
J. Tome, Esq, President Cecil Bank Port De-
pnsilc.
J. Wallowcr &; Son Harrisburg.
Col II. G. Eyer, sclinsgroyc.
J. II. App q Co,
Nogle, Wugatc & Co., Milton.
". w. Cooke Esq, Muncy.
Simon Schuyler, Esq,
George Bodine, IEughsville.
W. Weaver & Co., Montoursyie.
Gen. William F. Packer, W iIliamsport.
+. W. Lloyd, Esq, Cashier,
James II. Huling,
Lewis g. Huling,
MHcnry & Buhb, Jersey Shore.
]. p. Huling, Esq, Lock Haven.
- Carr, Gicse &, Co. have the largest wharf
room of any commission house in Baltimore, al
waysgying quick despatch to boats in discharging
their cargnes.
March IL, ls53.-Gm.
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rNK-Boureau's celebrated ink, and also Con
L ores ink for sale, Who'll ssale and retail by
December 26, 1880. II hASobh'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-30

Emporium of Fashion
And Gentlemens Furnishing Goods.
JOHN V. MARTIN.
HAS RECEIVED at his establishment, on
NE Deer street. one door north Of c. J. Bruner's
law-ofice, in Sunbury, the most
Splendid and Fashionable
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
for gcntlemen's wear, that has ever been offered
in this place. His stock consists in grea;
variety of
CLSTES,
Among tchich are superior Black, Brown,
Green, Olioe Claret, Belgium Cloth,
French Cloths, Russian black, &c.
BLACK AND BROWN CASH MERETS,
Black plain dOe-skm CdSsimereS, Summer
and Winter Cassimeres, &c.
VESTINGS,
Black Satins, "a rich article) excellent Marsees
Buff, White, Figured and Plain,) Figured
Grenadine, superb Watered Silks, and
SUMNER GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES,
Tweeds, Linens, Cravats, Hosiery, Plain and
Fancy Trimmings, Gentlemen's Collars,
Suspenders, &c. g., &c.
Call and see his assortment of goods. He
challenges inspection, and politely invites the
public to test their quality by procuring the best
and neatest coats, pants, vests, &C., in the coun-
try.
Ey@ A few iourneymen taiors can find i'm
mediate situations at this establishment
Sunbury, May 81, ls53.-3m.
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TO EENlAtES

TO FEMALES.
Nou VIII find these Pills an invaluable medicine in many
complaints n which You subject In uhStructi.ns ci
ther total o PARTIAL they have been found ot me5tmc
benefit. restoring their iuuc NAL arrangements heal
thy art i'm purifying the blnpl aud OF her fluids ccctu
ally 10 put . flight all complaints which may arise from
female irregularities hCldtrhc, CiIdmess diuncss Of
sight, PAIN IN the side, back, &c.
r." Prlce, % cents each.
None genuine unless signed j. ~ Hobcnsack all others
being base Limitation.
rz- Agents wishing ucw supplies, aul Store Keepers
dcSr0us of bee ming Agents must address the Proprietor
] y II H'h"ns1ck. Philadelphia. Pa.
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~ HOBENsACK'S LIVER PILLS.

No part Of the system is liable TO disease than the
LIVER, serving ferer 10 purify the JlDud or Civ
ing the proper secretion t. the bile that my wrong ac-
un of the Liver effects The other important parts u the
system, and results varuusly in Liver Complaint Jaum
dice, Dyspepsia &c. We should, therefore, watch every
sympt m that might indicate wrong action uf the Liver
These Pills being comp lsrd uf ROOTS & PLANTS fur
nshed by nature to heal tho sick Namely, list, An EN-
pECTORANT, which augmculs the secretion from the
Pulmonary mucus membrane promotes the discharge
Of secreted matter. 2nd, An ALTERNATIVE, which
changes in srnc inexpicahc and uscusble manner the
certain ibid action of the system. Bird, A TONIC
which gives tone and strength t. the nervous system,
ncwing health and vigr t. all parts II the body. ih
CATHARTlC which acts in perfect harmony with the
other Ingredients, and operating the wes, and expcl-
ling the VIII lie mass n rupt and viliaci matter, and pu-
fyng the Blood, which destroys disease and restores
health
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