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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

L. III. TEMPLE n co.
Are now selling GRooERIEs, at their Store
No. 81 Warrington square,
at the prices mentioned in the following list, viz
Powdered Sugars at 9Ic. per h.
Crushed do. at 9lc.
Brown Havana do al $50
Porto Rico do at 74c
Cnfise, extra 90
SaerRtus at 7c.
Cream Tartar at $50,
Raisins, new FRUIT at 16c.
Black Tea. (ffne havor) at 3le
Moolsses at SIC per gallon.
Burning Fluid a. Sic per gallon.
And all ether kinds of Groceries equally low Spices
packages to suit at wholesale prices. All Goods men
tioned above sre of the Best Quality.
Goods delivered to any part of the city
Remember the Place, 27 Washington
nI5 Square, Worcester. diff
NWC ECKRON'S CELEB TED
A'a LINN EMF,
EQUALLY GOOD FOR MAN OR BEAST!
Has triumphed where al other remedies have failed to
have beneficial effect 1t is justly acknowledged be
the greatest
EXTERNAL REMEDY
the known WORLD and its sale is unsurpassed in the
annals of medicine Unlike many other popular medi-
zines of the day. it is recommended by many promin mt
members Of the Medical FACULTY, thei preutices having
yielded the many ndisputabe demonstrations of cures
It HIS performed, where other remedies have failed
Hundreds of Certificates might be gi0en,
showing the superiority Of this medicine all other ex-
ternal applications, but TRIAL, is all that re-
quhed to convinse the most sSeptical Of its
Prepared by ]. 5. Il J. L. Seldom Haddam Ct, and
sold throughout the United Sta ties ami Canadas.
GGeneral Agents BURR & FOSTER, Nc. l Cornhill,
Boston.
For sale in Worcester by NJ. B. GREEN & CO., 216
Main street. d1y fz6
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Boston advertisements.

FNYO BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTT-
RERS.-We wish to call the attention Of the Trade
20 the following Goods, which are prepared to sell on
the most favorable terms:
BLACK D0EsKINS
DRAB FOR TOPS
TAN DRAB"
SHOE BUCK and CANVAS
BOOT WEBB, from inch'to u in white and colors
GALL00NS in Black and coors
MACHINE TWIST, in Blacks and colors.
6, Z, and cord. > >
sea Island Hank THREAD, BLACK and colored
SHOE BUTTONS of all descriptions
Silk and Cotton Warp HASTINGS.
BROWN, DIX, L CO.,
f2S deodSm No. So Mix st., Boston.
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nn LBS. FIR ESH GROUND BUCK.
\ VOVwHEAT FLOUR, extra quality, this day
recelved and for sale lover than ever BY
ttt 400. Co u. GkiFFiN 90
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ESTABLISHED IN Isss.
p. YOUNG.

Dealer in
L A N CY q GOD s, TOYS
AND USEFUL ARTICLES,
Offers to the public, BASKETS and WILLOW WARE,
chldren's Carriages and Cabs,
general assortment of Fshnp Tackle Birds and Cages
Seeds and every article wanted by bird keepers
Also many rare and scarce articles, not be found at
at any other place.
Umbrellas and ParaSos Altered, Covered and Repaired
PINKING, CRIMPING,
and MARKING FOR EMBROIDERY, from any pat
tern desired.
Sign of ''THE VARIETY STORE"
No Sc Main Street,
NearIy opposite the Quinsigamnnd Bank.
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Books, &l.
NEW PUBLICATION.

NEW PU BLICATION.
THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE!
new collection Of
Social, Moral, and Relations Songs,
Designed for the use of Schools seminares Academic
and Juvenile Singing Schools.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
BY o. CoLLRsTER.
The editor having had many years. experience as
Teacher Director OF Music, and having been for seye
raj years employed teacher Director Of Musical
Conventions, and Teachers Institutes and also having
been employed in the State Normal School at Framing
ham, and the Normal Institute at Lancaster, Mass by
which circumstances various other opportunities he
has boon enabled ascertain the wants of the peope in
regard to this department of education feels confident
that will not only meet the appreciation the many
Teachers and superntendents Of Schools and friends Of
but the public generally.
Published and or sale by WI. Reynolds, Boston A.
Marsh Worcester.
Price per dozen, $500, Copies for examination or
Stamps. nls dtf&wa
FRvING'S LIFE OF " WASHINGTON
DUYKINcK's CYcLoPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITER
TURE.
ooLToN's PRIVATE CORES poNDENcEo OF HENRY
CLAY.
By an arrangement recently perfected with F. Parker
of Boston, the New England Agent for the above popular
publications, John Keith Co. have the satisfaction Of
announcing to the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that
they authorized to receive and fill out subscriD
tons for either, all OF these work. Persons wishing
to examine are informed that copies Of the books await
their inspection at the Bookstore the subscribers
The subscription follows, Cash ondeIivery
being distinction strictIyobserved.
Irving's Life Of Washington, vols, $500 per vol.
CThe LIST and End already issued the Ord shortly forth
coming.)
cyclopedia Of American Literature, volumes, 500.
ALREADY issued.)
Coltons Private Correspondence of Henry Clay $25O
(A.ready issued)
JOHN KEITH 4 co.,-2ss Main-st.
Worcester, january Is, 1856. DIFF
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOIN MILToH EARLE,
THOMAS DREW No. 212 Main Street Worcester Mass.
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E M. ELNELE. No. 100 MAIN STREET
he Worcester. Mass.
Manufacturer of superior warranted

CAST ST Il f l. s "A VS.,
Viz: Circular Mill, Cross Cut Feoe, Wood and in fact
description OF saws, wholesale aud retail.
Also, FILES, ofthe very best English and American
manufacture the lowest prices; and Files Of all kinds
Re-Cut
N b. am Agent for Cushing, Marsh Burt's Su-
periOr SaIamander Snfes, made Of the best Of
materials, and warranted to stand ERE.
p. 5. Saws Of every description Repaired.
Mo diff
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~, DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE

-, DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
Ea;,I FOR SALE.
.A The Estate on Central Street. formerly owned and
occupied by JoEI NoURSE Esq. 1t consists Of double
Brick House. with four convenient in good
dition; and large Barn. The estate contains 81 900
square feet # land, and sufficient for four Dwelling
Houses without interfering with the pre-ent buildings
The above described estate is centrally located and
will be sold at bargain, exchanged for Farm in the
vicinity Of Worce ter, applied for before the first Of
April. Inquire Of JOHN FIELD
mch17 dSw Union Block, Worcester
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o. FOR SALE-In the south part Of West
At;;i Boyston, miles from Worcester Court House.
AAsh II Farm, containing 30 acres with more than
one thousand young Fruit Trees just coming bearing
Barn.
Inquire of Benjamin Wadsworth, Worcester or of the
subscriber in West Boylston. Terms easy.
mch20 d5wk ORRIN FAIR6ANK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

- DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOX
H#i,I SALE IN WoRCEsTER.-The estate owned, and
:Arecently occupied by Chas II HILL in Worcester
situated upon High street. next south of the residence of
Dea Daniel Goddard is offered for sale 1t consists Of
Cottage House and large garden we'll stocked with fruit
ees in bearing condition. and is Altogether one of the
most desirable locations in the city For further parcu
lars apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS, No 141 Main street
I'd door south of ouinsigamond Bank, up stairs.
mch25 DIFF
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CARRIAGEsI CARRIAGES

O. BLOOD d SONS
Having taken the old stand on Canal Street formerly
cuped by VIM f. WOOD, beg leave tosinform the publ
that they are now prepared to to order and will
keep constantly on hand A ii kinds of Cnrria ZeA,
made of the best materials and Workmanship. Particular
attention paid to all kinds of Carriage Repairing.
fl9 diff
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The following kinds Of this fence are most in use and
the prices annexed are the RETAn CASH PRICES:
No. ], 81 fet high neh mesh lateral wr of N, 10
wire, body of No IA wire, $500 per rod.
No. 2 81 feet high ZACH mesh, ntera wires of No 10
wire, body Of No. IA wire, $t,75
No 8, q feet high inch mesh Ia eral wires of No. 10
wire, body of No ii wire, 81 so.
No. 4, u feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No. 10
re, body of No. Ii wire, $l374.
No. D. It feet high, inch mesh lateral wires of No. II
body Of No. Is wire, $i,75
No 6, 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No 10
wire bodg of No. II wire, 81, rs.
NO q " feet high inch mesh, lateral wires of No. 10
wire, body oil No. IL wire 81
No. Extra, 81 feet high, inch sh lateral wires of
No wire body of No II wire, $3.50
Nos 2, 8, and are most used for gardens Gene
teries teses and other places where beauty is the ou l.
tty most desired. No aud Z, and No Extra are best
adabted for FARMS railroads. highway and for other pur
poses where strength and efficiency are tue most neces
sary qualities.
J. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
uccessors to the L. w. Fence Company
M ~ Wafar STRAIT pos+nr
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DOTATO sTARCH. 40 casks Potato staich
u In store, sna iOr sais ~ G.GaA.J. HOWE
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Busincss Gnr0s.
BOOK BIN RY

BOOK BIN derry
j. 8. WESBY,
REAR OF 2O7 MAIN STREET, WoPcESTEP
Having the largest and most extensive establisen Il,
The City, enables him to do BINDING in all its various
styles, at short notice. Music, Periodicals. and Parnph,
lets, hound on reasonable terms.
Worcester, June Z, 1855. les
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

The public invited 10 Examine the great variety Of
Fine God and oliver Watches In store 275 Main st.,
(arrinpton Corner) The subscriber, giving particular
at non hi. br nch " his business IL confident that
he and offer Inducements purchasers, worthy
OF their n, tee.
~ All Watches sold at this establishment, warrant
ed to prove recommended perfect satisfaction will
be gwen
All descriptions OF Ladies' and Cent? mems Jewelry,
such as Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains God rling
Pens Che best In The country Lockets Pencils and Fin
ger ungsi ctoce variety Of Glldd Stone, NJ sale,
hnd Vameo Pins, bar Knobs and Drops Nc ali OF which
VIII be sold at the LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
y: B.--Parlcular attention given 10 nne Watch Re-
paannne a 4. NJ. LAMB, .rU
i~ dAwu a7b Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-01

a. OOLEN MACHINERY. 90 l.. GOD.
Wv DARD, New Yor only manufacturer Of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH Burning MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS TO Ne attached TO First and also to
Second Breakers and Finshers Of Wooden Carding Ma
chucs The alta hment second Breakers and Finish
is new and very important. These machines are in
successful operation on first Breakers, in most Of the
principal Wooden Factories In the United states Canadas,
and Mexico, AMI deemed by experienced manufacture
trs as the most perfect machines used and Indispensable
the economical and successful manufacture Of wool.
They in tact the only strong, durable and success
fully operating machines In use. No carding machine
silo0ld run an hour without them,
The Feed Rolls strong. dorabe, and worthy Of at
teution.
s'es TO mills having them IN use &c, may be had by ad
uessng @. l.. GODDARD,
NO Bowling "reen. New York, tn whom orders should
h. directed an,
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an5 % s min Goats Vests and Pants that
s n tcns
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GEO n. sPURRs AGENT F0R HoUoHTN5s
~ CORN SOLVENT, and for Robinson 1 Houchln'u
Toilst BoepI
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MA ORCEsT GYMNAsTJ7 NJ
" 0A Onc1r sa .a.,.1..r r..r r.-.n Cra..

OK ORCHARD ST., ADJOINING THE WATER CURE
Open from Il. M. til 10 p. NJ.
instruction given to gentlemen from 10 A. NJ toll p NJ
to 6, and TO 10 p NJ
Ladies' are under the tuition Of female teacher from
BtobP. N.
1t desirable that pupils should he punctua in attend
anoe at the exercises OF their respective classes
TermsFor one year $1,000; six months $1,000; three
months SO 60; payable quarterly in advance Transient
pupils 20 cents for each course Of exercises Tuition in
In sparring $1,000 per course, payable 10 advance.
nib att 4. MoLiNEUX. ProprletOrs.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-08
Capt. John McGau!es.

Cl~-We were honored with a call by this dis,in-
gushed gentleman. few days since and were pleas
ed to see him look so well. He IS spending a few
days the Bedford Springs. To Capt. McCANLKs
The people Of Bedford and Huntington counties are
more indebted for the great work which has opened
up our immense Broad Top Coal Region than TO any
other source, and his name will be dear to our
citizens. An accomplished gentleman, possessing
the finest business qualities, and purest integrity,
whatever he undertakes always to prosper
We hope he may long live to the advantages the
public will derive from his spirit OF enterprise, and
to still further encourage others acts worthy the
great State OF which we are part.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-08
E5og. Free 'Fga de
stampede.

Gg- Our K. n. opponents have not only abandoned
their opposition to the TARIFF policy of the Dem
ocratc Party, but have actually in favor OF
free trade! They charge, as burning shame, that
the poor man IS paying tariff Of i've cents per
pound sugar 20 keep up 100 manufacturers OF the
article, the very thing they have heretofore alleged
the greatest blessing thar could be visited upon
the poor A "aigh Tariff and "Protection for the
sake OF Protection, has heretofore been the rally
ing cry OF Federalism. Now it IS Down with the
Tarif-give US free trade-so that the foreigners
may send in their supplies to the destruction Of our
own manufacturers. The Democratic policy always
was right always Will be rght-aud always must
rule this Nation if we would be prosperous people.
C. Fir. Jordan K Co. in speaking of the late Dem
ocratic Meeting held in ST. Clairsye, assert that
one half the number were in a beasiEy state Of in
toxication, fact desire the very large and re-
spectacle audience who attended that meeting 10
noie down specimen OF the estimation in which
Farmers held by the leaders Of Know Nothing
ism in Bedford. The only place that liquor could be
had was at the Hotel of M. PETER Annex, and all
who know him know that he is not the man to make
people :'beasrly drunk" We suppose this Indirect
stab at Mr.. Amick is owing To the fact that he will
not become the tool OF Know Nothingism and Black
Republrauism.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-08
Pole Raising En Cogewa;m.

u The Democrats of Coleran Township intend
to raise Liberty Pole the village OF Rainsburg al
their meeting on the 18th inst, 10 which they re-
spectiuy invite all who desire hear the principles
upon which our candidates 20 before the people
Speaking TO commence at O'Clock, p. NJ.
u The Democratic Meeting to be held in West
Providence on next Monday, viii commence at o
clock in the evening, in the village Of Bloody Run.
Able speakers viii be present.
CO The Meeting for East Providence on Tuesday
next, will commence at l o'clock P. N. All the
other meetings announced viii commence at | o.
clock, T. NJ. OF said days, and hoped friend
will make such arrangements as will secure Il foil
tnrn out of the people.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-08
obligation not EsfmtsinS.

Having been inquired Of frequently since left the
Know Nothing party, whether the obligation admin
isiered By the Know Nothing Lodges is binding on
the members this fall or roi--whelher they cannot
vote for the Democratic Ticket without violating
their oblgationl say the obligation Is not binding
on any person in Bcdiord County belonging TO the
organization.
lst. Because the councils themselves dead.
The Constitution declares that the Jurisdiction aud
power OF The State council shall extend 10 all subor-
dinae councils of the State of Peunsy yvauia, and
shall be assessed - per amman 10 detray the eX-
penses Of the grand and State councils, 10 be paid
semi-annualIv and, failure thereof, all conuec-
ton with the State council cease. There is not a
council in Bedford County that have paid their as
sessment for the last eighteen months and have,
therefore, no connection whatever with the State
council.
2ud. The obligation in the ritual administered to
yon touching the matter of voting, as follows
'1hat gou 1cl, in ali tbiHgs, Poijtcat Social 50
fur as this orcr is ceacefBea comgig lcith The wH OF
the ma ajority trbem oppressed III iaVtd manner ~
Now what is meant by lawful manner, the Con-
stitution viii explain: The Constitution adopted
July -, 1851, and amended April ), 1885, Art. 3,
Sec. g. SAITH all candidates put nomination for all
ward township, municipal, resentailve, senato-
ral congressional and State jdate, shall be de-
termned by the popular vote IL the respective dis
tricts You will, therefore, be able, at glance, TO
see that you not under any obligation 10 vote for
the ticket presented 10 you for your support by the
Know Nothing party. If the councils in Bedford
County were under the jurisdiction Of the State
Council they would be bound to pnt their candidates
in nomination by the votes of the different councils,
as the Constitution stands nnaltered.
II. NlCODEMUS,
Late Preident Of Be4tord Cou@cH.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-08

h y" we OaZette.
To GEx. 1owaaS.

To GrS. aowMaN: -9'"' 4e.5.
= NY dear sir---Ihe occasional sisIt
interesting paper induces me 10 your very
telest feH by lDe Democracy OF onr ri,, :; tAs 10.
SUI OF the coming campaign. We have H. Ie Ie.
ihaae a commencement, yet there is fb, si! Yt.
amy 't,atioi VI success that renders our frie.l h
ny II IS not the happiness W hich mad .it' Rap
i"ie' qua that Whlch viii make them nut tbs,st le
der 10 the wheel and work Amonr ~, ''F'i shol..
some Black Republicans, enough 10 inia.a '.F'e an
ioTm tIcket, winch formation will y4p1e - 10 10
certain ior Fennsylvania's favofre F,l ''ie
sD'ori eaemy 10 reltgto9s fyeea0aal js : d1 til'
the pit gaspng only ir MARYLAND ardtslieh '"eh n
breath m Kentucky. North OF Mason ast 10 s1'i:
Il"s ne VIII mol gel single vote. South of :, ,i
association with liLna}ictsn1, and want y y ai'
ca"fsm IL pnneipie, viii prevent al. NO. -.f7-
Il rs beltceed here that III The electoral con '@5
not get single vote. The confidence 80 - - ge wi!
~ The general resnt viii make WORK il ~ ''-5'as
pdien source et pleasure and WHEN iba 'aH''
opens there will be enthus asrn 1ev iasr
mas ever before been known. Tie Uyjou5dn '-a.
line Wings are with US TIE Office tu,,;a i- '- 0d
wings in Union with the cbutrb -, oe i'sy
1rhffe 0ecEsd faaafirs. The last named a,s S''
ted through the lodges Of their order VIII . ''a-
dyism oi our city, and viii make sfrorg ,o"-
stoif The ballot box. IN This they can far5. ="
ceed. heir watch word now. boweyer s''-
c@Ff9 me ettg' " SHALL SEE. Most Of fboss,t
ethoiaced hnoW Nothinslsm from the Dpraoe,.,
ranks, have returned 10 the fold and are nc
The blood suckers, whu seek lor noibpg e.a H.
| TO stuck themselves upon the public erb. are ,,,
with them-but both are upon their last len. ~.
your calculations do not pass over Marylan5 "'
member she is law abiding State and sound f,.
Union Tde old line Is uot get Irolcp, h, ,a;,,
MT get @r0d. write not as politician, but love-
OF my country and her institutions represe3,;r,
feeling OF The hard fsted Democracy. the Lo1a I
sinew OF the Nation. '"'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-08
TEectisne. irn d,nserairn.

Eg- The Democrats of the lower end oi Coierain
Township Will meet at the School House al Barndol-
las Mill in said Township Tuesday evening 9th
inst. at O'Clock. large turn ont is expected.
Gro H. SPANG, Esq, and others, viii address the
Meeting.
u We invite the earnest attention OF the people
10 letters from HEvRY CLAY, Wu B. REED aud MAR
TN Van BuGEN, which viii be found the frss page
of the Gazette Of to-day. They all contain start
ling admontions, aud should awake every man to a
sense OF his duty Read and hand them round.
GZ-IIon ]. s. BLAck, OF the Supreme Court, paid
US flying visit during the present week, enjoying
his usual good health. He looks upon the election Of
James Buchanan fixed fact, not even admitting
of the shadow OF doubt.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-08
KepubIIcauIsn

u A K. n. Convention met in this place on
last Thursday and nominated Ticket TO be support
ed by that party at the next election. We have not
yet seen the Ticket, but learn that WM. GRIrFIrH
nominated for Associate Judge. An od-ine
Wing, in referring 10 this nomination, said publicly,
in the presence of several gentlemen, that when he
heard the fact announced ':it pqde linn sck.'' The
Convention which nominated this ticket is the very
same body which assembled here one year ago and
made the nominations for last October, ,cles heiy
po1cery eeased. These delegates not even then
chosen by the people, bat by the Lodges at their
midnight secret meetings, and these are the men
who nominate second ticket and undertake 10 saw
which OF the nominees, Fillmore or Fremont, shall
be supported by the party in Bedford County. So
great an indignity was never Perpetraed upon the
masses in this or any other county in the Union.
Will freemen tamely submit to such an insult
Gy Fr. Jordan, Esq, in asecret circular recently
addressed TO the X. \. Committees of the different
townships, says thar Bedford County can and mast
be carried against the Natianal Administration.
This is strong language to enanate from weak
stomach, and about which think the people will
have something 10 say. To declare that the freemen
Of Bedford County sustain the rotten and sink
ing fortunes Of Know Nothingsm, is to proclaim
that they the tools ofthis stereotyped chair
man, and that they have no opinions of their own!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-08
Pole Raising in Union Township.

70 The Committee of Vigilance for Union Town
ship have concluded to change the time for the Dem
ocTatc Meeting in that Township from the 18th 10
the 3oth of August-said meeting 10 be held al Lou
lsvlIe instead of Axes Mill--with the view of ae-
eommodatins the largest number OF people. Lib
erty Pole will be raised on the occasion and several
speeches will be delivered. The public generails
are respectfully invited 10 attend Speaking 10 com
mence at | O'Clock P NJ
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-08
TIE RLAGk-LIXE PARTT.


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r..4 tn '"a, aa,I , 'Sr ~, NJ C,,,aSs r,ry IN
,Ta;9a a. .;a, a.r - orr coon,ry.
D!sCNIoNIsM.-- --HanmaaI Ha'ao' L1 fo.". ,"
y, ,;9'li''' a,,U o,aI'Ts 49,, " "O''', - % =, yaasr
on Mon5av x,anlin, no9er an American al-
on which were only sirfesn stars
Democ'af'c 'li'''''-'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-08
III a ae ED:

At the Parsonage, July 2t, by hrV' y, ',,r. =,
Bouse, Mr. GErTIs GIBSON to Miss oA'"''
NJ. FLuKE both of Bedfod county "a
On the Sd July, by Rev. John SaF,rg' ,,' 81 81.
HIRAM Robinson to Miss ELIzAGETA MIL
both of Monroe Township, Pa.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-08
DIE = 4.

In this Borough, on the ION u'' ., year
d. son of Hiram and Mary Leniz, aged .; =; ,,.
and 2 months. The deceased was d s,,;. .;.s ui.5
interesting little boy, and was la'O'''
those .wno knew him.