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PrastcriGlg haths+:

rEysEE UNDERSIGNED kayinf erected
i a Will for saving PLAsrERIsG LATHs on mis-
premises in Union Tp., Bedford county, is now
ready 20 garnish any quantity on the shortest
notice. Price sl.50 per thousand, It. long
other lengths in proportion.
Letters addressed 10 irsat q, ClairsFiiie vii
WA. GRIFFITH
Union Tp.. Feb. Is.ls53 NJ.
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&c CaNTloN TNE PVRLaq

10 buy no book unless the words ssDr A. ".
MAvBicEAv, I29 Liberty Street x. Y. - is on
(snd the entry in the Clerks 0fice on the back
of) the title page; aud tuy oEly Of respectable
and honorable dealers, or scnaby mail and ad
dress 20 Dr. A. VI +. MaUsceau
GvUpou receipt ot One pallar. 1.-THE
MARRIED WOMAN SPRlFATE MEDICAL
COMPANIOS'' is sent (m2ilcd frce) 70 any
part Of the United States, the Garadas and
British Provinces. All letters must he post
paid. and addressed TO DR. a. NJ MAUkI-
CEAU, box 1924, New York City. Publishing
Office. No l2g Liberty Street, New York.
July 10, ls55--6m.
AGsSrs-Dr. F. c. Reamer. Bedford; T. b
Peterson. J. n. Moss x Bro, and nos Copper
thxait, Philadelphia; Spangler x Bro, Lancas
ter; J. B. Gnnnson, Erie; S. b LATTER, Greens
barg; J. s. Nickson and A. K Mcclure, Cham-
begsEurg.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
QuaeasWare and Hardware,

II Ell kinds, Glassware and Crdarware
oar stock has been selected with the g-entcst
care, in regard to quality and prices. aud we
tatter ourselves we can offer inductm' nts to
purchasers. Call and see and don't take our
word for rit-drop in and Judge for yourselves
Al kinds Of country prodnce taken in cx-
hange Tor goods, at the highest market prices
SAMSON & GEPHART.
Bedford. April 81, 1855.
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ANOTHER CASE or FITS.
CLARKsnIRG, Va.

November 15tL. 1882.
To Seth s. Ilance, Baltimore. Md.
pear Sir Having been afflicted for somc
years past with FaIlisg Fits, saw your adycr-
tisemcnt, and determined 10 give yopr pills a
trial. and ] am happy to say that since | COM
menced the use Of tiicm, have not had aa at
tack tss.sye them TO be first rate article.
for, as / hsTEwritten to yeu u former letter
WAS attacS$ every two weeks, but since
have been usng them have not lad an attack
Yours, respectfully,
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Ladies Dress and Fancy Goods,

OF all descriptions. Silks, Beerege de LANES
Vhallics, Nous. de LANES, Alpacas, from T.
cents up to 81 per yard Domestic Gingharns
Berage Ginghams, Laces aud Edgings Ribbons
kid and all kind of ladics and gents Gloves
linen and silk Hdkfs, Hosiery for men, womcns
misses aad children; men and womei.s shoes,
boots and gaiters misses shoes a large assort-
ment Of Hats and Bophets, OF the very latest
StyIes. 4 GOOD SuDply Of
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GROCERIES.

Coffee for l25 cents per FoE,.d. trev1 Sugar,
at all prices; crushed pulyerizca and clarified
Sugar, Bakers broma Chocolate, Cocoa Lard
Oil, Sperm Oil, " hale OIL ETHEREAL Oh, Can
dies Teas Of all kinds; hest Golden Syrup pand
New Orleans Molasses fresh Herring and
Mackeral
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I'll. NEEODE1YgES.


HAS removed his Once to Juliana Street
4 two doors North OF the Enquirer and
Chronicle Office, and two doors South al King
& Jori4ns Office, where he viii punctuslly ar
tend to the collection % all claims placedn-
his hands.
Bedford, April 6, ls55-zz
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Testimony in faFor CT the Fege.
table Extract Epigeptic Pills.

In the Publication Of the following certificatsi
Of cures, the names have been suppressed -
the testimonials were voluntarily offered, ard ot
would be improper " pnbiisb them without the
consent Of The parties, and who would he an
willing TO publish TO the world that they or
their children or friends, ever had fits, when
the circumstance is always regarded as one of
the family secrets.
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REaoIya. 8erks Countl.. ra.
To Seth s. llance

Dear Sir-'fhe Pills my brother louett Of
yoii IN November mean the Vegetable Epi-
ieptie 1ills, are ont and l get frieId enclose
yea five dollars, for which | wish yen 10 send
me Immediately TWO boHes more, ] lagc been
troubled many years with FITS, ard hafc tried
the skill Of many physicians, but noibiug which
have taken appears TO have met tie require
mentS Of my case, well as your ErileFtic
Pills.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
Curing Epllepgy or Ealing Fiig.

These pills possess specific action On tie ner
yous system, and, although they are prepared
especially for the purpose OF curing Fits. they
will be found of especial benefit FOR all persons
afflicted with weak nerves, or whose nervous
system has beer Frustrated CT shattered from
any cause whatever. in chronic complaints or
diseases Of long standing supernduced ner-
yousness, they are exceedingly beneRcial.
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STRAY HElFER.

GAME 10 the premises or the subscriber,
" living in Monroe Township, about the mid
die of November last red aud white heller
supposed to be rising in two years ola, no
marks. The owner is requested TO come for
ward, prove property pay charges and take her
away.
LEWIS KOONS.
Dec. eth. 1855.
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TO BUILDERS.

n tic subscriber is fully prepared 20 furnish aud
| quantity oTquatity ofBaildiug Lumber any
Piasterine La:hs, Orders directed 70 st. Clairs-
viii. Bedford County, will be promptly attended
to, hy giving reasonable notice.
T. D. BEEGLE
Dee 20, 1854.
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JOB Mann, G. II. SpAYe.

JOB MANN, G.. II. SpANG.
r AW PARTNERSTlIP.-T undersigned
IL have associated themselves in the Practice
Of the Law, and will promptly attend 70 all bust
ness entrusted to theirearo in Bedford and ad-
joining countiah.
GJ-0eice on Julianna Street, thrcr doors
south ofMengei House sna opposite the resi-
dence OF Maj Tate.
MAEs; & spANG.
Inn@ ist--lsb4 If
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A Miracle OF Science.

Or. c. Keeling Of Mechanicsburg, Cumberlan
Go. Pa, announces to those afflicted with 1'u
mofs, Wens, Cancers, Polypus, Lupas N oles or
Marks, Scrofula or Kings Evil and all diseases
that have been usually treated with Caustic or
Knife, he can remove them by an entirely new
method, without cutting. burning, or pain. Nei
ther Chloroform or Etheris administered to the
patient.
1t isno matter on what part ofthe body thev
may be, he Can removethem with perfectsaiety,
and in a remarkable short time. Ne Mineral or
Vegetable poison, is applied. ,.and no money re-
quired until a cur e is perfected
Proapsis Uteri ,hFemale complaints, Chronic
atlenral and all otper diseases treated with posi-
Yeae success Full articuiars can be obtained Ly
c sressingiu either English or Germanpos paid
h tents can be aceomnoda.ed with Board on
-cssonabie terms
fredericksburg is one OF the rrettiest and
altliesttowns in this or any other State. 1t is
miles from Harrisburg IN thee. V. 4. r. and
p,es3ible from all parts OF the e Uniun.
nc Dr. will visit cases in any part Of the
State when desired.
hinl asler you know any afflicted fellow
reature, delay not tot tell them ofthis treatment.
Feb. 10, ls55.-zz
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aEEE1 MI $s-
THE BEDFORD INQUIRER AND

CHRONICLE will be published every 1 iiufs-
day Morning at two dollars per annum, III ad-
vance, or two dollars and lfty cents after the
year expirer-
Nosubscription be taken for shorterperiod
ailn six months, .and subscriber Will be al
liberty 10 discontinue his subscription Gutil all
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
Taylor !& S2owry,
TANNERS, BEDFORD. Pa.

kTAYE CONSTANTLY 0S m&ND
Il Il at heir Tannery on East Pltt ST. leather
OF ali kinds and OF the best Guaiity. n exceed
ingly moderate rates. They pay Tie highest
prices tor couatry hides.
Feb. l6, 1854.
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IEig CLOTHING STORE.

YTUE sahscribor has i0st openod new and
| complete SEE}T4EK(4 STORE, IN
the blildn1 on the cnFncr OF Iuli4Ha Street,
Bedford. Pa, owned by David Mann Esq.
and Lately ir tise occupancy OF Mr.. Solomon
Filler As y Dry fioofis Stors, 9..d two doors
South OF the Rising Sun Tavern
His stock comprises one of rhe largest and
cheapest asSor,meBts OF Ready Made
Clothing eyer brought "a Br,ltord lie has
also choice assortment of EEgy Goods. MI
of which he wili sell eicsp as caa be procured
in ttfe town
lie re4acsts aIiaiAcaRntry andothers.
to cali AMI yre his gaoIs 4s he does not con
slider il I tr3aJi. - sh3F ,l!tln . any one.
ISAAC ITPpEl.
April 6, 1855.
If Y0U wa. CnRAP - JOS, cal at
Cheap Size.
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Spring and Summer CGoCs

consisting in part of Cloths. Cassimercs, tla k
and fancy SattinetS; large variety Of Sack
aud Marsalies Yestinas, Kentucky Jeans. Cot
ontlgs Liaca Drills for pants, Linen for coat!
Tweeds brown and black MusliuS. from g.
cents pes yard upwards Cotton Bagging, Asna-
burgs, cotton Table Diapers for ~ per gard;
i Ill art icleS for use or trnE.rel,t
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
Bedford ieademy and Fcgale
Seminary.
W. W, CAMPBELL. Principal.

TyiIE first session Of the 9Th school year n
a dissatisfaction viii open on AoAGsS nor
ing the 81 day Of September. Tie uao
history Of the Academy. viii. we tn 81. l,s
sufficient guarantee OF its future tfi eicrcy.-
The branches taught viii be the same as heyTtt.
fore. To mqSser principles will be considered
the most important pursuit Of the pupi'si and
while il will be she constan business Of fhe n
structorto impart knowledge. irwin also be his
aim to lead hi@ pupils 10 make practical az
pication OF their acquisitions TO load the
mind with iununerable formulas, without ,suso
ing it to use thelo, would be Ike placing bow
n childis hand, without teaching him Low to
hend il. In fine. il shall be our object, as it has
ever heen TO lead the pupil 10 hiak
ISt NJ y, Instruction in Single and Donla
Entry Book keepin.. will be given i, the Priu-
cpal The class inthis study viii be so arr aae-
ed that any young men desiring TO pursue this
important branch, in orler to psap,re taem-
elves for clerSships, CA rea'- ia 4.as,.-
his resitaton VIII rssaiys .sstl5ialp4 y tai
Tgafar school hours. Ias,ruction in this
anch is erfra, and will be y.!nrsei accori-
T ely,
The terms are as usual
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18

" lillian ! OF Nc, n ID.
Let no father bs ashamed 10 present 3 copy
oi the KSCULAPIUS 10 his child 1t may
save him from early grave. Let no young
man or woman enter into the sc cret obligations
of married lie without reading Tie POCKET
KSCULAPlUS. Let no one suffering from a
hackuied Cough. Pain In tie Side, restless
nights, nervous feelings. and The whole train Of
Dyspeptic SENSATIONS and giycnup by their phy-
Sieian, he another moment without consulting
the ESCULAPlUS, Have the married, or
tlose abont TO be married any impedment, read
this truly useful book. as it has been the means
Of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures
from the very jaws q death.
GZAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS enclosed IN letter, viii receive one
copy Of this work by mail, or five copies will be
sent for One Dollar.
Address, pcsi paidl DIR. WM. YOUNG,
No. ij2 Spruce Street, Philadelphia.
july -, 1855-lv
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LETTER FROM 4 DRUGcIsr.
Kew York, oct. 10, 1852.

Dear Sir-PIease send ne two boxes more Of
your Vegetable Epi.egtie pills. The person for
whom procured thela, is much rIeassd with
their effects. They seem to have an excellent
effect
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iMP0RTANT N0TIGE

ALL persons atipg unsettled accounts With
h.e lai. finn .f RlIr Gaier, are respectfully
II wititlt ccay.
CT. .6, lS55.- 2m.
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LUMBER /! LUMBER F!

IU0. .UUU Also, 75.roo ieeloi LUsi. l..,..
tER ol dttleraui kua,i-. ench A. Wl,re PR,e
yellow pne, Poplar, Spfure. &c, Sc. For sale
r T.. BEEGLE
81 Ciair~vil!, F, r. Is@ls5s -
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18

T. HIS Own III : StNiA y.
TIE FIFTIETH Edition,
with One Hundred Lrera-
ings, showing diseases aud
Maltormations OF the liu
man System in every Shape
land form. To which is
added a Treatise on the
Diseases OF Females, being
OF the highest Importance
to married people. or those
contemplating marriage
By
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JUST IN ShlSON!
III ~ ETZ Go o0DS.
Al EEaa 8. CEEEAP 6ahAR NnsEs. ;,

IE6E woUld respectfully annrrEce to tie c.ti-
" zeos Of Bedford aud vicinity, that wehave
jast returned from the eastern cities, ana are
now receiving and opening large and hand
SnIne AssoFtm cnt OF
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STANDiRD CLiSN E00kS,
FOR THE ADOPTION OF
Township Boards OF Education aEd
Union Schools.

township Boards OF Education aEC
Union Schools.
TEyIIE following excellent School EcokS nav
L been adopted, by more than cSE 1Hors4s
Boards of Education, in the last eighteer
months--Fifst. because Of their unsurpassed
merit; Second, because they are, also, the most
economical to the lesraer
READING AND SPELLING.
NcGufIey's Eclectic Pictorial Primer,
McGuiies s Eclectic Spelling Beck,
McGutfey's Eclectic irst Reader,
Mciiufey S Eclectic Second Reader,
McGRiFey' S Eclectic Third Reader,
McGuffcy 5 Eclectic Fourth Reader,
McGuacy's Eclectic Fifth Reader or Rhctori-
cal Guide.
The Hemaus Young Ladies Reader.
CLASS BOOKS IN ARlTHAETlC.
Rays Arithmetic, Part First,
Rays AIichmetie, Part Second,
Rays Arithmetic Part Thild,
Key to Rey's Arithmetic.
ALGEBRA.
Rays Algebra, Part First,
Rays Algebra, Part Second,
Key to Rays Algebra. Parts First and Second.
FOR COMMON SCHOOLS.
Pinneo's Primary Grammar, Revised aud En-
arged, and priated from new type. This en-
arged edition, embraces SYSTAx, whichis treat
ed in a clear, practical and pleasing manner
and the volume Is futl and complete Class
book for Common Schools. containing all that
is taught on the subject in Public Schools.
FOR ACADEMIES.
Pinneo Analytical Grammar, Revised, with
enlarged type-designed for advanced pupils
who Wish to study the subject on more extend
ed basis, and with more n luteness in detail
Analysis. Pinneo's +. gliSh Teacher. in
which is taught the structi OF sentences by
ANALYSIS and SYxTHEsIs. a popular work on
the analysis of English Sentcl Is.
1t is believed that no books ser presented to
the public have met with such i.nivcrsal appro-
baton as those embraced in the EcLEcrIc EDu
cArioNAL SERIES. Not only have nearly all the
leading practical teachers in the State, by their
letters manifested their high appreciation of
their merits, and the satisfaction they fetl in
using them; but many others, whose sphere OF
instruction is in the higher Departments of Ed
ucation, but who also etruestIy labor for the
progress and welfare Of the Common Schools,
have united in this generol voice Of approval.
Published BY w. b. SMnH 4 Co., Cincinnati,
AGENTS FOR BEDSoRD CoUNry.--Dr. B. #.
HARHY,s Drug and Book Store, Bedford: Dir. +.
G. REANER's Drug and Book Store, Bedford;
where these books may be had wholesale and
retail, on the most favorable terms.
School Boards will be supplied with copies
lor examination, and schools supplied for
first Introduction, at reduced rates.
Sept. 2S, lS55-e
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IoN FISF PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, S1.l
A standard work OF established rcpu tati
found cIasSud in the Catsleeues oi the real
Trade Sales IN New York Fliladc a AMI
other cities. and sold hy the principal }oolsel
erS in tue United States Ii was first published
u 1877, siace which time
FIVE HUNDRED TH0US5AD COPIES
have been sold. rf which there were H., wards Of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY
MAIL, atteStjuS the high estimation IN wuisli ii
ula IS cliabie popular medical
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE
the au.l.ora aaying devoted lis exclusive atten-
tion to the treatment OF complaints peculiar 10
ielaaies, il respect to which he is YEARLY con-
suited ay thousands, both il person and by
letter.
Here every woman can discover, by com1a-
ring her own symptoms with those described
the nature, character, causes of and the proper
remedies for her cnulplaiutS
The wife about b"coming mother bas often
need of instruction and advice ot the utmost
Importance to her future health, VIII find such
instruction and advicre, aLd also explain many
symptoms which otherwise wGnld occasia u anxi
ETY. or alam, asa the peculiIrtics incident To-
her situation are described.
II is of Course impracticable TO convey fully
the various subjects treated of. as they are If a
nature strictly intended for the married or those
cont, mrlatiIs marriage. The revelations cen-
tanned in its pages have proved blessing to
thousands, as the iEuumeralie letters rgceire,!
by the author (Which he is permitted Y lheWri-
ters to puhlsh) will attest.
Erfraet Of a Latter fran caatic7aar in Daptc1l,
OHIO
DAYTON, May !, 1871
Dr.. 4. ii. Nqari6eGu:
G.SfV ,rifp has b,.u. 1tp~Cfttiiiiy sipl-f, For
some three years or more, IN consequence Of
her great an2uish ard suffering some mouths be-
fore and during confinement; every successive
one more and more de1iitated and proStrate1l
her, putting her life in in minerft danger. and
which WAS the last occasion dcspaired If. /
supposed hat this state Of things was inevitable
and assigned yseli to meet the worst. AT this
sine (uuw abcut two IauntEs) | heard ygur book
highly spoken Of, as containing sonse matter
reaching my case On its receipt aud Derusal.
/ cannot express to you the relief il afforded my
distressed mind, and The JOY KS pages impaired
20 rny wife. on learning no great discovery ot
n. NJ. Desomeaax provided a remedy. II open-
ed 3 peospectto me which / little conceive was
possible. No pecaniary consideration can ever
repay the obligations am under to you for
having been the means of iHTartjBg To- us the
matters contained in '.The Married Woman's
Private Medical Companion" Bat fo. this. ere
ao0ther year would have passed over my head
in all human probability my wife would have
| cen in hel grave and my children LEFT mother
less,
In consequence Of the universal popularity Of
the work, as evidenced by its extraordinary
sale, various imposiii0BS have been Attempted
as well on booksellers as en- :hc public, by i'm
ifaJious Of title page spurious editions. and sur
deptitious iofgiaGements Of copy .ilht and othe
eTvices and dccep:ions, il has been found neces
Sary therefore
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STRAY STEER.

GANE to tn, prc nlise5 Of tha st,s:.ib,-.
~ living netc fiat 4rpris,, S1pth Woo berry
Township, about tn, LIST 5 spteuibar ltSt
steer abDdt oas y5tr old iist sprjas It's c,ior
red, m Irial By crop Off tn right CIR. Th,
owner IS requested t. com. f0fwl lrd prove
property, ply ehIrg,s and take it away.
DAVID SN0BERGER
Nov 81, 1855
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Dr.. T. C. Raamar.
phvsician and Surgeon

Physician and Surgeon.
I'd cs;9af1tfulsy tenders his services o
Ia, the citizens Of Bedford and vicinity. He
NAV alwaes be found tlnless professionally en-
eaged) at bis Drug and Beck Stors: IN .fuliana
st.
Fvb.1 G. 1854.
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q. 01l GI/rMrM.
I'd E NT Z g. TT
Bedford, Pa.

OFFICE on Pitt Street, nearly opposii-
W the eBeIford Hotel'' Teeth plugged. req
ulated, &c, and artificial teeth inserted, from
one TO an entire set. Charges moderate. and al
operations warranted.
- Ferms-PosIrivELY CASH.
Jan. 10, 1854.
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THRRsHING MACHINES. with 2, Q,
horso power for sa'e ehesp 1T Reed's co'oa
made Store.
Nov. go, 1850.
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FITS. FITS FITS!
TEEE VEGETARLE EXTRACT
PILLS.
FOR TIE CURE CT
Fits, spasms. Cramps, AID II
Nervous and Constitutional Ms
eases,

E)ERSONS who are laBorirg rndcr tliSnos
L distressing maady, viii ind tie Vegetable
Epileptic Pills to be the only remedy oy,r dis
cffvprpi for
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sTRATLING, BIT TRUE
Warning 10 Every Sensible Noman
why Females suner in Health.

No woman of delicaoy is willing to disclose
the peculiar ailmehts incident 10 her sex, even
TO most intimate family lhysician.
This modesty and deiicacy is implanted by
nature, and neither should nor need be subject
ed 10 the rude shocks inevitable in making
known o the other sex those ailments belonging
exclusively 10 the i,male.
Except in extreme cases. her sensitiyenes
will sacrifice her health rathei tiaan her delicscy
The consequences are serioIs, lamentablh
and life-long
Thus what al first could have been easily rem
edied, or perhaps better still not incurred, be-
coniesa complication of diseases. not only ru-
ming the health Of tho mother aHd emlitierin-
her days by sickness and suffering, but entaiiiBq
broken constitutions upon her children, ane
embarrassing, if not distressing, the business and
pecuaiary prospects of the husband. Let eve
t.1- Sf.r, if,ia women
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Rates OF Advertising:

BJ-All advertisements not marked with TIE
number of insertions desired will he inserted
until forbid, and charged accordingly.
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Ttl


TOT I'D
We believe no other newspaper in tile world
has subscription list over half 80 large as
this; ana no periodical Of any sort can rival it,
And while its extretle cbeapness, rendering an
increase Of paying readers only as indirect ne-
cuniary advantage TO rs, has doubtless largely
sweiied its subscription list, it would l,e alsur-
dity not % perceive in this unprecedented pat
r"nage%oae cyideacc Of public approval and
esteem.
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THE .M3RRlED WO.N.4A@S
RfVATE hEDlC5L COMPANION

PROFESSOR Of DISEASES or woAix.
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Bedford, March 81, 1854