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LOCAL N E WIS.

The printers anniversary ball takes place this evening
the Washington Assembly Rooms From the character of
the gentlemen who have 1t in charge say nothing the
we'll known aud berality for which the public and
private of the craft have been
doubt that the coming ball will prove particularly
attractive and enjoyable.
Yesterday proved the pleasant day of tho year
which have just entered uponcear bright and warm
bamy sunhiny, and encouraging The mercury rose and
the melted, and, although the in decidedly
moist condition. the north side Of this vorte
crowded with fair pedestrians from mid day sunset
The managers Of the Association for the Relief Of the Poor
Of ST. Johns Church report that In the three months
they have visited and relieved seventy three families dis
ibuted hundred and thirty mine garments and
pairs Of shoe The disbursements Of the association during
the time named amount to $40.
Extensive arrangements have been made BY the patriotic
citizens Of Alexandria for the proper Observance Of this
daytbo birthday Of Washington It will be seen from The
suboned letter. addressed to the of arrangements
that the venerable George Washington Parke Gusts has
cepted Invitation to participate In the celebration at
Alexandria
ARLrSeroS HoUsE,
February Is, 1856.
Ny pEAn Your kind letter, in which tho good
pste with them in the celebration Of the approaching 2
duly 10 hand, and II viii give sincere pleasure 10
acceIt the same and celebrate the st.gtE G"airsOry
that ihars Witnessed " an ancient city that have known
long and loved so we'll.
pray you, my dear sir TO present most kindly and
specially 10 the committee and accept the OF the
high consideration with which have tho honor TO remain
your very obliged servant,
GEORGE W. J.. GUSTS.
w. J. ALLrs, Esq, Secretary, &c.
ExTrssrvE ROBBERY At WtLAHps HoTEL.-Betveen one
and two o'clock yesterday afternoon the Mrs. Wood
guest at Wlads Hotel, entered by bold and adroit
thief who rihed the bureau and trunks of all their
contents at least hat portion which could be carried
without exciting OF vston The robbe succeeded in OBJ
tanning about one thousand dollars in moueymosty ia
godand upwards OF thousand dollars worth OF vnua
Bile jewery Suspicious have been directed 1t is believed
towards the right quarter and prompt measures adopted or
the arrest Of the thief who, Ia thought left in the AZ
O'Clock train for Baltimore.
We invite attention TO the letter ~ The Louisville Ky
Journal The advertisement referred may be found in an
other column Of our paper.
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MCCLURE. MILLS, n Co., Land Agents, Dubuque
vi Iowa, will lands money.
scrip, for parties applying will mako
icction-, and sell real and land
given
competent engineer and surveyor, ~
Hon. George w, Jones, ~ Is, senator, Dubuque, lows
Gcn. w Lows, .orveyor senrr1,, Dnhnque, Iowa.
Gov. Henry Dodge, u, =. Senate, Wisconsin
Mrs-,s. strschap h Scott, bankers, New York.
Hon. Eli Cock, Buffalo, New York.
p-dtit eodifSm
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For s.lr-Teyc"sy -thrr. Thoossnd Acres of Innd.
the liberal the f
loear andi situated jasper county, Indiana
county $50 oao fisui- $40
These unbered To
druict within Eve miles Of the
Inc chicago railroad In Jsa.rsot
county no,s Franklin county $50 Ia Pors
Alexander and other lsnds
Wisconsin,. Tor further tnoros,,,r call o. ~ GORDON
No, as5 n street, agopt for j. L.. DE CAMP,
Washington city, ID. c., Feb. ~, 1864.
Ieh
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HoRRRtE-A Mr. Harris Of South Camden, tsays the
Newark Day who was crossing the river Delaware on the
zee on Saturday night fell and broke hisegs After
shouting for help for time the unfortunate man gave
mp the hope Of receiving any assistance and managed ia
6rag himself upon The ice half mile To the Jersey shore
where he was picked up and carried home
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HIs is 10 give notice that the suscriher hath ol,-
tanned from tina Orphans county In ts
District OF Columbia letters OF administration pcr.onn
Of Thomas Law, Of the sas Illinois,
having claims arc hereby warned
10 exhibit The with vouchers thereof on
beurr the niDeenh OF February may
by law be excluded ON ail benefit Of the said
Given under hand this nineteenth February,
Feb 2a-aw3w HENRY MAY, Admin slra,or,
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Medical Card.

noCToR sTANIsLAs HERSIsZ regular practitioner homuo
pathy. Office, 23l corner and Fourteenth Consna
lions from ~, "a 10 J, y. .....se
Doctor StHras Hefnisz having
proved health, will practice
lie Docteur parie Ifaacais -......-
Der Doctor spicbt Deutscb. ....... ~.
III Doctor haba Espanul. ......
II Dottore parIa ItaIiano, .-..
IN lp-d6m
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THE DAILY UNION

The iustrious North American government to which We
tade Of The loyal Argentnes and Capt Page aud Lieut.
Mardougb explorers ON the part OF that government leave
the perseverance and energy Of those intelligent Off
are due in great degree the advantages which the
about 10 obtain from the navigation OF the sslado
Prom the ~ Csmsyefa Dc saba Nov, 10, 1851
The service which has just rendered the country
he revealing 10 us the existence OF naygabe river in that
place, which, until recently, regarded only desert 10
be feared for It's savage bes) fnappreeable Our mind
preoccupied with the political which during forty
have rent bosom appears comprehend
now the mpor tanse Of this species of oOnquests.
What singular affair Meantime that We with such ar
DOR occupy our time In disputng who has the greater
amount Of import duteswhether Buenos Ayres the Ar
gentine the other Of both dpu
tan cries out with an oyerpowerng voice. have three
habitants have blue riband, while yours is red"-a
modest ankee peneraes to the headwate Of the Bermso
OF an empire. .....r
1t Is stated that channel discovered leading
from the confluence of the Parana and Uruguay rivers into
the river Plata This channel is described having two
feet in IL than the old one, and is easily
tered The island Martin Garcia in the possession Of
Buenos Ayres, commands the old channel most esctualy
Through the channel vessel may pass at the distance
OF one and quarter mile from the island The channel
passes between Martin Garcia and the Banda Oriental
whereas The old between MAJ tin Garca and Buenos
Ayres and the island being claimed by, and in the pos
session Of Buenos Ayres that asserts the right
hough has not attempted the exece Of that right by
orce) to control the navigation of that channel The treaties
existing between the United States, England and France
the side, and the Argentine Confederation the
other, relative to Martin Garcia, will, without doubt
always the free navigation of the rivers Parana
and Uruguay but the discovery Of this channel de-
pryes Martin Garcia of the importance attached to it, pre-
viously, military point commanding the navigation Of
those rivers and also depiiyes the of Buenos
Ayres of the argument she has urged asserting exclusive u
rsdoon the old channel Cedng to Buenos Ayres the
claim she asserts to Martin Garcia the channel becomes
the common boundary between two foreign States a a
Spanish msnofwar schooner rescued from total
loss by the Water Witch. She had "run aground in at
tempting to enter the channel Off Martin Garcia and would
have become wreck but for the timely aid the Water
Witch.
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MONS. d. FABRONUS photographic artist from Paris
u boe his
devotina months The taking portraits life,
a which,
touch, WILL he coahdent be acknowledged anything
of this Kind bithera attempted in this county.
be- his studio, Casparss Hotel Capitol Hill.
Pnprs and aancreoypss faithfully copied aud number Of
Impressions supplied.
INb l6-dlwilr
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IiTS Is tn give notice that the subscriber
from Orphans Of Washington county, the
District of Columbia letters Of administration the
of EdprEd Law, tale the inoa decsassd All
persons claims hereby warned
exhib with vouchers Hereof subscriber
February rwise
by law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
Given under hand this nineteenth day of February
Feb aa-law3w HENRY MAY, Administrator.
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OFFICE ~ THE CONSOLIDATED LorTERIlcs
MAINLAND.

The owirr the drawn numbers Of tbs Maryland Conso-
Lottery, class ~, drawn February ~, 1856
LIT "a NJ. 9th 7h 9Th Ilh 10Th
q Is IS II "A 81 IS II 90 IS 50 So a.
The 6oowns fatapseo Institute
Lottery, class TO- drassn February 20, 1885,
let "a 81 9TH 5h 9Th I'll sfb 9th 10Th iab
| 10 CT GO 80 45 ~ IS rs 30 Is 20
r. FRANCE n co, Managers.
I.,n't RobtHr', Commissioner.
2a-H
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TaE SEARCH ron THE PAuFc--Thc owners Of the Collins
line have received despatch from Halifax stating that the
Alabama sent 70 look after the Pacific has arrived at That
port but reports seeing nothing OF the Pacific She was
day and half in the ice and crossed the Banks in la
tude a.
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o. OFFICIAL.

aa# TREASURY DsrARTsKrr, December J, 1870.
hereby holders Of stocks the United States
that VIII purchase 10 the amount OF 5ooooo OF
be offered prior tho
scs,, win pay therefor the following prices
wit; - ae.s
fo stock of the loan OF 1884, remua Of 10 FER cent For
isS7 aud 1884, OF 10 cent For
OF 1885, commonly called Texan indem-
stock OF cent Aud for stock OF the Ivan OF
1916, cdecmsbo ish November, sa received Al the
PRIOR Of January premium o2
cent the 3st day March
OF ccp' and received after the asi March,
pror sHd Isl OF June premium OF cent
viii be allowed said Stocks at the specified
Isl July last assigned with the primer
prior tho LEST January Amer
date, allowed addition
l January ID. date ~ '. receipt In both
day, will be allowed addition Tor the nac The
seller. Il.
should be duly assigned the United States with the cusn
LIST January nsx by The party
entitled 10 receive the puruhnsc-monoy
Payment stocks made by drafts upon the assist
New YORK. Philadelphia the parie
onttod 10 receive the money may direct
a-s.g.r... 4 gsaasfarH r###a". JAMES GUTHRIE,
. Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec i-~itls,Junef
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TAs IPaaqdsIphia Kaog.Noa1ing eoaosniion.

PInLADELFHlA Feb 1.-THE debate on the resolution to
resciad the l2h article OF the Philadelphia platform was
continued in the nownothing council this morning.
more eoneiatorY feeling Is apparent however to-day.
new platform proposed with article In favor u
establishing the Missouri Compromise line.
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NO More Poor Bre.a.

IA EJsRs. CAMP n WILSON have discovered
wi agsip. and un~boe-ome -four made from
perfect and bread made from such -FOUR
made from the sounds and beet OF
~he.L hs simple compound aud perfectly free from anything
solc The dour aud -four made from grown wbes
been which has interested Of most prscncst
this m centuries we lessen 'ns
~ bread making by process nearly one halt
biscuit aud buckwbent cakes ne Tor
and upon this subject that
win perium all claim G,r ".
Prepared and sold, al wholesale only ny x.,,.o.
No CORTLAND street, New York.
And Tor ny O. GORDON, fos sger, hr the District Il
Columbia.
Fth 10 +
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says Ihe peace protocol signed Vienna Friday
by I've minister's The allies have agreed suspension Of
hosties, but object to armtee. Teegraphc eomDiu-
nication with the Crimea suspended"
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To members OF Congress, and others.

EoR RENTA nt class furnished dwelling house, bull, IN h,
L modern with the convencncer of
furnished recently IN department with
Apply No. 40 l3h between snd
OF q my office. ...-E J. J. MILLER,
a-du Corner 7th N Louisiana q
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iaaly receive
dwellings and Impulse 10 The love ~ beauty and
ssoanesss- Courier and EagAissr
sixteen numbers ready, viz
ychn frus The chrsan Experience Of Honest Boy
The story al Amsrcsa History, earliest settlement
Soes.y 70 tbe csaishneni OF The Federal Coastau
Inc stery o. English History, the Earliest Pelisds
Ihs sto o. Anssnt History, foa ,hs Earliest Periods
rsl 81 the hOmaa Empire
Inc studio Illustrations
lhs nor foung Artists Honle.
fIaakiin, the Apprentice Boy.
The Hafpar Establishment; story
Taboo and fannyi OF, The An Of serinsuaeiioq,
iinp"o &nd Joi,bas the Arr of Being Useful.
Virginia o., Lille Lish very Dark Saying.
LAiiai o., the Three Mtsiut3aes Of Bcs.
FRANK ~, the Philosophy ol Tricks lad Mischief.
Inc llts oasei ths Boys Girls Picture Gallery.
LIE straight Gate the Ruis afrom
cd by Boy. e''F ~ - -
Bruno Or Lessons Of Fide Patience, denial taught
-, HARPER q BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS.
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BALTInoaE, Feb. H,--Flour is downward-Cty Mill,
was held at 81 30, but only 81 offered Wheat Is
settled and accurate prices be giyengood prims
reds at ~ 90 ~ co. good to prime whites 81 56 81 6s
oorns unchanged Provisions still nsctiveness pork
sic 25i prns pork sl4 sl4 So Bacon is generally
changed and sats confined to the soils
for sH cents sides, 3A cents; hams, ll5 12l cents
the market Is steady Lardin barrels lO cents in keg
Ia cents and in buckets, refined 1917 cents
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PHItADElPHIA, Feb 20.-E. ID. Worre charged with the
murder OF Gordon in Missouri was arrested
last night In Dover, Delaware, by officers who tracked him
thither. ...#.. .. ....
lie goes west with them Voluntarily without waiting
requisition lie denies the of the murder but
Acknowledges that he was standing by at the time
The prisoner had some sadde-bags watch and blanket
which sordons brothernlaw recognised belonging
the deceased.
The arrest was made at the house Of Worres father
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INTERIOR pEPABTMENT.


Agricultural Divison he Pacn, o8oc.-Repor Spring
Wheat.-Mr John q. McKab, gentleman who resides at
Mbrook Loudoun county Virginia, writing to friend in
this city, that the Hungarian spring wheat which be
received from the Patent Office, the oath of
March last in rather sheltered place. sh land which
was very rich and strong The seed Up III due time
but did not inclined grow thri, send up stalks
da ob which the day of the Hungarian
started finely, made good growth, and maured fine crop
the short time after the sown of the fall
varieties The quality of the grain good and upon
whole promises WE'LL The soil and situation similar to
that in which the Hungarian The Russian sown
two years. proves failure There u no spring wheat that
has been introduced heretofore in this region of oounya
least that has under my observa has
matured well the Canada club promises
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Nec Post OHces.-The following named new post Offices
have been established and the following gentlemen appointed
Postmasters
Centre Hill, White county, Arkansas; VIM. b. Holland,
Ten Islands, Benton county Alahama VIM. J. Wise
nant, postmaster, ...... ......
uniontown, Kansas Territory Chas. b. Randall, post
master. a#s l#.~
Shoemaker Warren county, New Jersey Samuel Shoe
Spring Town, Early county, Georgia Guiiford Boykin,
postmaster. ......r. y. .... ...
Kintpersvie, Bucks county, Pennsylvania Levi F. sas-
saman, postmaster.
Change Of Name and Sie-The names and sites Of the fol-
los ing named post Offices have been changed
Spread Oak Jefferson county, Georgia to Pope Hill
John w. oshre, postmaster in place OF Jacob Lewis,
signed
Forest House, waukesha county Wisconsin, to Dupin.
Vile Thomas Cook postmaster, in place OF Mathew Kill
mister
Change Of Nome.The of the post Office at Weeping
Willow Davis county Iowa. has been changed from Weep
ing Willow to West Grove.
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HarPer's New Monthly Magazine for March

Hafpers New Monthly Magazine for March.
me Jn'aia by r. Addison Richards. Illustrated by
Commodore rerps Expsd Japan Illustrated by nineteen
ras'sgs q Eastern Tave, ny Illustrated !,
~ s sl; . sao,y ny " Author Of LH"
g en-. ,. No, Fairy Ias. " at
4 Pistol sho, The puel,,s ,.,...
Pie Dragon fang pos-esrsd by The copluror riou-Lu
MsA wa oa Gnapss Mais Mos. onsgs
Monthly ascord Of Current Events. T E .-0I
BosA 81 i4e moaEdior's Table. Editors Easy
W,ndolosy llusuaon., Raising the Wind Fair wind.
saa VIVID spaans Bssne White Squat An I, Wind
Heavy Blowing Great Guns scaddns under Bars Poles
laying to for Change of Wind whrlwiud Hurricane
Fashions for March Illustrations Promenade Costume: Head
No in Europe America is 80 well SHOWN meme ,a.
large Of a Ts from may ss ' has
healthy, diveadsd syans periodical iiera,ue il not only
distinctly planned e ssn an 3 @ @ sa %
aaresable and instructive miscellany than work
asa 10, travel T. ~
narratives u The nremo.i day subject
re-, 0 The no'as MEYER had more dsuI
Methodist Protestant, tBa,imore) H#a
From the child first learning read, esdy enjoy
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teles that will interest and that win be sen the price
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homes Of the lahorer and millionaire,
with half million Of delighted AUDITORS Republican
Haipefs Magazine has acquired reputation and ercuia
lion second that Of other pabised country
The whole has
Enenins Post.
The Magazine may ob,ained Of peodeaI
agents, from the pnber, dollars year. twenty
cents number The
bound In CLOTH sold dollars each
furnished
bound twenty now ready
bound. Ii ar#- ~
The publishes rs VIII, su,pv .,, ,,m,p n,,,e,, ~,.,ou, -
agents and postnases and viii make liberal
them for circulating supply of
two nve dollars
Clergy and teachers supplied 4, year.
HARPER Il BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS.
Feb 22-lidSltw s.0.---'.I. n
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Eon two, or fsrnrhed
tho II y and if erts, No. f. Apply The psr.
ises tn the
Feb lo--dAH JAMES W, BAGGOTT.
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60 mn worth 81 notes by He.rs ~ trust On
p1VUV real this pufchssed by tho sub
serbian,
be contracted f Applications person eompunt
cations by mail will be attended ~.
w. Psrl ef ige adlce s Lousisns svsnue orprir
the Bank Of Washington.
r. IErrrReoN aMTTr,
Feb seodG ds7 riAecnh Chnhh Hrofbsrs' Bans.
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Madame Devos,
From Paris and Nct York.
MADAME DEvos's millinery arrived, now opened
III inspection The Lakes Pennsylvania avenue 10
which the sen'ion OF the ladies Of Washington
il respectfully invited.
Jana At
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wiIIards' Hotel
z-.-ss a. a.. n ILL., a. WILLARD, a. asssz-4
pennsytsartir end fourtestk street,
sa .g Washington, DC. .# spa .#a.#s aaa.
jan Ge-dffs vs. "a. .........
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w..htagtea National Monument on q,
..-- sn February 70, 1885,
THE meeting of the Washington Nstiopsl Monnment 60
e,ey will he hcid their Once Ia the City Hall on Friday sd
Instant Vt 10 O'Clock, . M.
of society earnestly
uursted.
ny order Of the board cf msnsgersi .
...' #..u a."##.. y. w. ECkLOFf,
Feb si-at Clerk w. N. N. g,
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maryland state Lotteries for February, 1854
Law Partnership

Law Partnership.
\. j. WALKER. n
QoBERf =. WALKER 4 LOUIS JANfN have a part
IL nershp for the uip
court Of the United s,s'ss snd In the Cop Of Claims address
Washington City u. q,
Jan 2-eodlnf a #.#e.
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For Sale Four naassred Negroes aud Ten Thousand
Counties.
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The arrest made at the house of worrels father
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03
bedford Hotel
And General Stage Office,

The subscriber respectfully begs leave to an
nounce TO his old friends and the public gener-
ally, that he has leased the Bedford Hotel, at
present in the occupancy of Col. Adam Barn
hart, and will take possession on the lSt day Of
April next II is not his design to make many
professions as to what he will do, but he pledges
his word that his most energetic efforts will be
employed to render comfortable all who give
him call. The House will be Handsomely
fitted up, and none but careful and attentive
servants will be engaged Persons visiting the
Bedford Springs, as well as those attending
Court, and the travelling community general
ly, are respectfully invited to give him call
and Judge ior themselves.
0y Boarders taken by the week, month, or
year, on favorable terms
1yAmple and comfortable stabling is at
tached to this Hotel, which will always be at
tended by careful hostler. Also, safe and
convenient carriage house.
GE.4H the S1.4GES stop at this Hotel.
JOHN HAFER.
March l6, 1858.
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MFRS. Eo GOOEXA1EH'.
MILLINER. BEDFORD Pa.

IS prepared to furnish Ladies and Misses with
every variety of SPRING AND SUMNER
BONNETS, on the most favorable terms. She
has just received from the City large and ele-
CANT assortment of Bonnets, Flats, &C., which
she is prepared TO trim SO as TO suit the taste OF
the purchaser. She keeps constantly on hand
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons, Flounces, Lacrs, and all
other trimmings, TO which she respectfully in
vites the attention Of the Ladies of Bedford
and vicinity. She also keeps Bonnets ready
trimmed. From long experience in the busi-
ness, she feels satisfied that she can please all
who favor her with their custom, both as to
style and price. Thankful for the flattering
encouragement heretofore received, she asks
continuance of the patronage of the public.
Bedford, May %, lS56-1y.
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The UmlVerslty'S
FAMILY REMEDIES,

Issued under the seal, Sanction and Authorl-
ty OF the University of Free Medicine and pop
ular knowledge, Chartered by The State Of Penn
syIvania, April Goth, 1853, with Capital OF
$780, 900, mainly for the purpose OF arreStng
the evils of Spurious and Worthless Nostrums !;
also, for supplying the community with Rella-
bic remedies wherever Competent Physician
cannot or will not be employed. This lnstitu-
ton, located in Philadelphia No. 6S Arch
Street, where applications for new Agencies
will be received has purchased from DR.. John
R. Rowand, his Celebrated Rowand's Tonic
Mixture, Known for upward of twenty-five
years as the only sure and safe cure for FEVER
and AGuE, &C., and his inesimable Remedy
for Bowel Complaints, Rowand's Compound
Syrup of Blackberry Root, which highly i'm
proved and Popular remedies, together with
The Univprsity's Remedy for Complaints ofthe
Lungs The Uneersy's Remedy for Dis
pepsia or Indigestion The Unversity's Rem
edy for Cosive Bowels; Also the University's
Almanac may be had at the Branch DisPensa-
ry.
For sale at the Store of DR.. Blair, in Cum
bei land Valley.
Nov. %. 1885.
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VIM. SHAFFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

WOULD announce to his former patrons,
and the public generally. that he has just recei-
we'd, from Philadelphia, large and well seIec-
ted assortment of the most choice Cloths, Cassi-
meres and Vestings-also sumner wear of ev-
cry description. TO which be invites the atten-
ton of purchasers. His cloths, &C., were Sc
lected with great care, and he can recommend
them as being equal, at least. to any 10 be found
in the place. He also keeps Read y-madp clo-
thing of every description, at very low prices
and is prepared 10 cut and make garments on
the shortest notice and most reasonable terms
He respectfully invites The public TO give him a
call
Bedford, May 90, 1856.