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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

The PIOw that beats the World, best work with
least Draught.

The pIow that bents the World, best work with
least Drauaht.
WE have large number Of Pattern OF Pows among
mpov cd IivnRsons Peakski Eagle pov So Points
Premium Siiehi Plow Smiths Patent Straw Cutter
shelters from $40 to S5 Road Srrspers Double Action
Pumps Apple Parer Siccr opea,onl
Sausage Meat Cutter Winters Corn and Cob Cruher
Smith Patent Cutter at 80 awarded the First rrom
offered by the State Fair OF Virginia Cor the best hand
1853 1854 and 1855 each the
highest award Of the society.
We ca particular attention 10 vrrY much adlnred
bitches Pstcnu Iron Besm Ple~s. Below give of the
many testimonials in favor Of this Plow
Below the Norvel House, l.ynehburg Va
II 5. WHlTTEMORE & BRO,
proprictors.
CHARLOTTE, AprilS 1886.
GESTLKMEs IL have received the Iow requested to
just plough piece o low grounds to 20
acres which has lying idle eight consequently
IN a rough But your low has through II,
horses without giving in any par
1t thorough work than have ever ba done
by any plow have been pownan for forty y.aIs
patterns but the master PoW OF ai
Others draught is easier-cuts wider
and cleaner other horse piow nave se.
In tho plows have on hand give ont sh' ~
place them with the Iron (your) Plow - . ,,,,,,
Respectfully, WM' u Infoi ~.
wHIrrfNoRf BRO lisp N'''
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snn nnn nvsmnl.s WHEAT WAN

400 nzsfk ht,snEf;s WrlHAT " An, An,
FNFsePxFSF TFb--INieh ~ parcla-" ihs So. s"a2t
100000 Bushels Hhost. and as mnc mrr s ~ got
am noy fully the market and would Ike L. 1nfs e &
hpshcis for immediate delivery
ohese having wheat 10 sell ~" d. thar selves
inscc should Ee their Wheat before ftfN az
viii alv avs pag the highest price fJr al goodwin aud
am fully prepared bay and pay Tor quantity ia a!
this market
Hagn. Eag-. ssags.
tarnish Bags uy customers upon the san'f ms rs
erd ty the Hai Road tompaHt an vs. a""
g.caSanaGle tinls f1rihrn - he tcnlHt'l
GHau0. ssuHHo. esunnG.
Farmers be suppl ed with any quantity II NJ einN
au Government Guano direct from the Gavernen \ mt 1t
Nc lsv price as be bought ANY Where sai us Keep
au hand good supply flastr-lRmr and Il. 'hhnIf
(;roud which will sell cheap an, oh"f dou IN tins
ieen NN = NIL u l,
mlv l-'s ~ l,tA-n-
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Once of tI,r -. -. Railroad Co.,
lFtfltsuuud, Sept ~ 1856
WINTER ssuEDss.Ef---- f---- Mo rfspaaAess-
w On ard after "Wednesday the lat "a W. .1F---NSss
,lae Of October. the Mnil aud Passenger 'HA
Train viii leave retenhntg daily, Sundays oNcopcd at
bNuCtturP Al 10, 1. NJ.
Leave I,urhhurg nj 3ooclort, \ NJ. Autvc u Bmbe.
Nile elmcenl At - NJ, aud Al Petersburg Al ; +
q II AILStf
oct lts Superintendent
5n nnDs Ne" "ri'a". i' '''a. aud =. n''" sugars
uy ~ d&cis IRBY SAUNDERS
lAgp WINDOW SHADES, GILT CsWTtsN
~ BANpS AND COltNltE have iust received
lot of OIL Window Shadc7 ut aud beautiful pat
crn4 and also Gnt Curtain Bands and conrc Of c,er,
quality. Please call aud cNamiue at
mh 'tis J Il. GREGORY a cos
IAKPET uAs.a.-A supply of Carpet
u HAgs some beautiful JUS opened al .
ang 2i=,s sEABt'RYs
luOI ISI-BnEsfssgaNa- ARTICLES, inst To
j hnnd Oil tupsilug. all widths, Plated Ira sets very
heauml Plated Table ,astos hln"hr FORKS Ladies Candle
sticks Syrup Stands Waiter, Communion Hnts lhciora t'nh
let's Cups &c A., manufactured eNiresil enr sale and
quality
lloo lin Coffee aud 1ea ms tnn brets ard Pots. Tea
rots de, Mouds totior Sfrhnurs 80 Halls Water Coo IRA,
beautiful, Feather
pn4ttR Preserve Kettles rrcsrrYe Sknmcs, Nutrra ks.
tg aa4cs SIupezers, Gilt rus AID Bands tlt Hnr
uiee Market Biake t1s LRlus, e. SC. iieosr call and
ne beufc purchasing elsewhere
jut lGts y, GREGORY CO
dtstNO, A..-
Ia "a tons l"ni>tn q hnei
"a hushcl Glover Sod,
10 bbls \ - Molp
Asu laeuSa coile. ,nd - sugar ing and for sae
accommodating
l5ts NJ. HoI4iiNS co
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N-OTE<E.-Thc co-pnrturrsi,tP herctotorc "x-
n isti6g bct,vecn the undersigned aud nnfnd nndfr
The styc OF : pmgud dissolved the st at Of
January las
The iuslues VII hereafter rauicd by the undersigned
nilar the ifn atl 4lo If u + Il, A niGlIID at the
old stand "a DuFud d sons
4 Il pegnps ha wing sIns apuns The frn e & DiuFul
sons w m present them settlement and those ing
accounts wi! please conc forwad and pay mp
DAVID = III GuIn
GEORGE A DlUQUlD.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
pR. woRERT EAKi.s. uc",in,

sssp-.es;,5N> DIR. uORERT ENRiy. Dcuti,t,
sssa-t has removed his ahov" his ret
4ITfYYYY slenee on MAIN 81. and on" square ahoSe
rNM. E.E. ...XEENLuE oac,- his pro,.s-,o"-
~ Al SERVICES 10 the ct'2cns Of lyuchburg vicinity
ohcr IN Warwick House
"a r< s.stN.IoiD .:.n',"i ,., t,.r aen'"'s-
Partirpitr attention given to GRAIN AND All SOUTH
igfcr to II II LOWRY Esl Cashier Of The Bank of the
Hriu'He, Y IrsBri Una sa'om
y.,.aNNLs> ~ HRoTHER, Grocer, n C""-
4 MISSION MERCHANTS, u'Xt door 10 iAhe'iN VAR
house. 1taa vnchhnrg Va have Just received iarfr
,na, & ,Is or et of pi,nkcts t,Ilod cloths Krrscys
Sa1et,s Plaid I~eys cotton oznaburgs lesch
ed nomesiies 1airo ror" Boots and sh'es col Hats
aud caps sud other oos which eF eftr 10 hel'ado
tho hest Ie' .sttS
ruyRIEI.E ~ ESfDD, Attorney a' LAW, h",r
associated themselves In the practice o h" Law and WI
counties Of Campbell AppomnnoN Amherst and Bedford
4, business them viii meet with prompt a"n
ton. INA 3di'
EOMN KowLETT ~ CO, Gc""r", commits
~ SION MERCHANTS No ZIG Sycamore street fe''ts
l'fr'erlar a',cn,iop gad TO salcs Of ToaA&co Flour
p pt sale aad auck returns in every case unless request
sr,"re surrlicd with rnrc Peruvian Mexican Guano,
Ge p,strr ere Dust Seeds Agricultural Machinery I'm
pletncuis Sr &c. Btrgs Super Phosphate OF LINZ
Mantqouerv's Premium RockswaE Fan Mills Hcotts hli'
o.,u, Matte coa lrace Plows, sc lieedy
EsEDroRD rEo,sE, opposite E""r,-housc,
Ed MAIN 81. LIBERTY VA {on the ste Of the hoe'
Tie aboyg lo;Sc row rebuilt in the modern syle aud h'r
nshcd thu hest is opened for The reception ct
guests The undersigned promise their best efforts to merit
snv patronage which aey may rGeeiYr ,,,, ,..4,,,,
- HACK viii always icin readnrs, :. convey nf lgS
ec's The louse and tne taesnfe to and from he ha
rad free al charee. ah l,1-11----
N1ecoRNs.N a Jones, v'h"lrsnt. "na Re
.gE TN GRoGERs coHW>s!oN + " foR1-iRmn %
@ dT rc0 e9a 2P%s 4y S1 ~ @ N
particular attention 10 the sNte ei ~ Nift3a
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UNLOUR IN SACKS W.. hnsenaw On hsnea
II lot OF JEo D. a., xai,rs TAua fsmily Flsnr IN sacks
sale sep 80 itS) LIE JouNSof'.
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PHILADELPHIA.
AxEH's PILLS. Eornii tn"

III RrnSES OF 4 AMiLN Ply
SIC There has long existed pnblle
d,mand for an elective PurgaiiNe I'M
which could hr relied ul AS sure anu
perfectly saf. in It's operaih U. rms h"s
been prepared 10 meet that anahd' anu
an extensive trial ut ~ virtues mas ''Hs
rIuslysly shown With " hat success il acs
lcomplishes the purpose designed. 1t ~
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EtREAV NORTHERN An ~ IT, rga-es.ssfttsszs....1
(E SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE . =.

U SOUTHERN MAIL KoIIT BF- t.t-- -..7ifs@--s71T
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AID 0EANGft - ND Al.
EXANDRlA RAILROADS--Fhr hr night Ir'sn "a"#e Broad
stree, Station O'Clock a. minutes passengers
from the Richmond and Danylia KardaG for apar Omni'
tus free of charge.
FARE By NIGHT LINE
klchUOnd p
tiorlnns Vile to Washington by Orange au5 Aetanhaa
Railroad. -
IL n. WIlTCOMH. supt Iran lcttst'H
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tPrEDILV CUREz?.


Tho mauy thousands cured this institution whlu fte as
foats and the numprs Important surgical operation
fiormsd by nr Jansi6 witnessed ~ TN rci % Wv
apcr and anr other pc, sons notices of which haFr appear
again and again hctare public hosiaes his standing AZ
gentleman ofcharsc;er sad possibility sufficient g"a'
al &c to the afflicted
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HIST received aud tor sale,
eE - Rtrres medium 10. 8 Maclcrol,
l0O do No
- do Lafgo IA ?,
% na.f B4rrels No. ..
- il dp 10
5DQuttcr Barrels No !
1919 Ktfa very choice No !,
l90Berel- Cui norrugs
MCDONALD, SP0TTS
iuIv 10 dts Sn % Pearl 81
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TaltS U0WLFrr. NJ TASNoR u. A NFl>lUlh
EOHN KoWb.ETT ~ CO, General Com ,n' i--
II SION MERnHAN1S. No llh Sycamore strect. Pcnrs

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Va
Particular attention paid to sales Of TOBACCO, FLOUR
NnFA curroN aud Country Produce generally
T. npt and auirk returu in every ease request
ID t0 store
armcrs supplied with Wlrc Peruvian aud Mexican 'a,o'
irr pi,sfrr Seeds Agricultural MachincrN I'm
tl.ncuis Nr Nc. bc BUrg's Phosphate oi llmt'
Marfgomervs Premium RackswHy Fan Mills Nco'ts ltI'
,.t.,, "A ali. cd nr,ce playvs sc ffeCdv
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EBs pa'GUIb 4 SONS, vii keep constantly on hnnd
are .tck a1 all kinds of FUlNll RE- OF their own manu-
taeirc , Hey vii he p asd sAew the old friends aud
l5tras pf $ 1iuauI Sons uud TIE public ecnGraliy
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90 sNo. w Have on hand seme @o tons Of IN Emily
Ia cargo ,uAuo thai imported last winter So u a
heard from the purchasers la efon enite aabs
iqetiaa eiuH with Peruvian fnssensfs oF ha t,ntgh
ltairn1 fpe1 effects by rainS Straw
herry its they pass through the farms u " fa>nil
Fsi. Gafrst isls y Anderson, Jr. We sebe "i ie
uprchastre aiH F'f salc4"
EDMOND. DAyENroRr GO
ul
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% OF all colars French Work. such Slreve5, trl"6
Ihcinsettcs Hankerchcfs figured and pan Swlss, Cam
hric &e, at reduced Prices and for sale y
ionraI Isl y Gt'GGE$ltEINER
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UeEAADS n WINE
ID ~ Halt Pipes Godaatd aud Champagne Brandy
2U . london loeh
F. ~ U,#Is
l5lia.kr.s Champagne lleidsek, Of .'nefd
francoi4e importation, for snlc by m
nlly Ats EDMOND. DAVENPORT 90
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w THE FIlEEOF " WANIIING ION---T'NI n. q TII'l7'
IINN having appointed AEcas to procure Hbs ,refs
for this Work would all in Of vain lie addition
their lbrarv call their Book store anl subs be u
specimen copy can be seen BY eal'ius
aug
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great and important remedy, weakness q! the or
rals arr soe cured and fll restored Thousands
~ the most debated who hSd ost all horeaHe
b5eu immediately relieved Al impedimeus to M'fmate
Iits nt Mental Disqualification Nervous lrriaehiy,
IHrmhngs Wea5uess exhaustion ofthe most trrful
nd s8celi, cured by Doctor Johnston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-29

a "BRANoH."
AnosAer Batch Of Bargains Just received.
Large Arrival OF G Gods from "Auction."
THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM TRIUMPHANT.
Low PRICES RULE TaE DAY.
THE CRY Is, STILL THEY COME.
CLEAR THE TRACK
CROWDS OF FEoPLE-IMMENsE GATHERINGS.
Read, and be Convince"
New York Branch, So Main Street,
woRcE sTER.
MACKENZIE. PRATT, & CO.,

again present to the public the following Bill of Fare
for this week We wish to make it object to purchase
for cash. instead of for the sake of two or three months
credit to pay exorbtent prices We have made arrange
ments to supply customers with
FANCY DRY G. GODS
At prices from Is to 80 per cent less than any other party
can "dare' to sell them for with safety to themselves
We buy for cash" ana sell for some price only and
low profits The crnwds of people who visited the
Bra lch the last week. and did get waited on,
come, as we have secured help and resources
unlimited. Come early in the day if you would avoid
the rush in the atsrnoon aud you then examine the
Goods at leisure The following Goods have "now''
in Store vouch tn have them week hence.
Peruse carefully and stamp its contents
Dry.
1000 Straw BoNNErs plain, fancy, and split straws,
from 373c to SIS each.
Trimmed Straw Bonnets. from ST so to SO.
Soft CAPS, in white and colors, from SOC up.
Dress do do. from 75c to S..
Muslin COLLARS, from DC to 81 each.
100 Lace Collars, 18c each, worth soc.
AGO Stamped Lace Collars &c EACH sold up town at 1Oc.
500 Dotted Muslin do. &c each, +" 12tc.
1000 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves, at &c pair, worthsc
70 dozen Kid GLOVES, SHE pair, worth CSC.
do SOC 624c
IL do 62fc - soc.
Swiss and Cambria Elglngs and Iusertings, from &c
yard.
Swiss and Cambria FLoUNc1NGs, 10c to So a strip.
Dotted Lace Wells 25c each, worth 374c.
Ladies Cotton HOSE all colors, every price.
Mems extra good SOCKS 12tc pair, well worth 2ec
400 pieces spring aud BONNET RIBBONS
every style and color, 12A to so yard. These
Goods the latest mportatons and fully 40 per cent
less than usual prices ladies' and at them
and judge for yourselves.
200 boxes FRENCH FLOWERS from 12t to S7tc per
pair fully 10 per cent under regular "cost prices"
400 FANS, every style, from 4c to 81.
Kid made French silk GLOVES SOC pair, worth6
million yaris of LACE, every wi It'll, STYLE quality,
and price. Black Silk Laces, cksap.
Linen HANDKERo CHIEFS, at imdorters' prices.
Swiss and Cambria MUsLINS. Plaid, Plain Dotted and
Striped, from l2kc yard.
100 pieces Black More Antique TRIMMINGS from
size piece.
Black Lace Wells cheaper than ev before offered in
the State, 100 different styles,
Black Silk Velvet Ribbon, from 37tc piece.
TARLATANS, from zoe a yard.
French Grapes, Lining Silks, Straw Trimmings, Bar
reyes, Embroidered Habits and Sleeves small wares &c.,
at very low prices warranted to please the most fastid
Gus.
Mems Shirt BosOms Handkerchiefs Cocks, &C., &c at
our usual low scale of prices
All goods marked in plain figure. One price only. e
Come one, come all, to the
ssNEW YORK BRANCH
SO Main ST., Worcester.
MACKENZIE, PRATT, & CO.
apo Proprietors
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again present to the public following Bill of Fare
for this week We wish make object to purchase
for instead of the sake of three months
credit to pay exorbtent prices We have made arrange
rents IN s1pplv our customers with
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BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
d. HOUSE AND BARN, AND TWO ACRES
h;;;; OF LAND, AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

On Vest BoyEskon Street one mile north of the Court
House, THURSDAY, May /, at 2 O'Clock.
The House contains seventeen rooms conveniently ar
ranged for two tenements both supplied with wells OF
never failing water The lot contains about acres Of
elevated l4ndi upon the one hundred choice
Fruit Trees, most If them in bearing condition. The
land is of the first quality, the location desirable to any
one wishing residence little retired from the city, The
above offers good opportunity purchase the prop
ey is to be sold without reserve upon liberal terms the
owner having recently returned from the West and win
leave in few days for the same destination.
The Personal Properly will be sold Immediately after
the Real Estate consisting Of thorough built one
horse WAGON suitable for groeers farmers use one
second hand light Wagon, Secretary Cane and Wood
Seat Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Bedding, Tables Stoves
and many other articles not enumerated.
J. o. BROOKS
Worcester Anril OK 1870 "a.
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d. WOODEN FACTORY ron sALn :.
,l The subscriber offers for sale WOODEN Fnctory
.MAaA Dye House, three DWELLING HOUSES, large
part Of which Is covered with wood The Maohnery IN
the factory may be sold with without The scsory The
above named property 10 situated In The north part Of
BeltnghAms Mass.l Is about three miles from Milford
Depot and a the PennlmAn Factory, 70 called and will
be sold on reasonable teFus. M
II the shove property h not sold Il may "a xant2a F
term Of years.
For further particulars inquire II lhe Subscriber n
Milton, Or Of james J. Flax nsas TIE pIsmlnss.
M0AKG WAffEBK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-29

H1NLUID MAGNESIA---Aspe speedy cure for Heart
burn, Aodity Of the stomach, Indigestion, Go' Far
asby GEo r. ePuRK, 2ol Main 81.
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pARA soLs! PARAs rs.
\ ~
HENRY O. CLARK'S.
have received another iarge lot of those vsry cheap
p A RA'S Is:
7S Thick silk, whalebone frame, for......$1 90 EACH
~ Fout dF Sole, F."
63 Pure Satin, (prime artcie) ............1 121 "
26 do (ring top)..s...-.............1 25 g
81 Gro de Lac, (tassel top). ...............1 so "
% Childs Ribbed and plain silk. "
43 very low price Parass ls,................62k "
have the above in Greens. Blues. Browns and Drabs
and will warrant the prices lower than any manufacturer
sell them.
have also srleudid style of Moe Antique Plain and
Fringed, with both French Inaid Carved Bone Han
dies.
Also styles Thick Pladed Silk Paras ols very
neat
Ladies who have thought of having old Frames COW
cred ale especially urged tc look my for will
sell them prime new Parasol for less price than they
can get covering put on. Call at
HENRY O. CLARK'S
Hosiery, GtOOe, and Embroadery Store,
%
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Auftiorls.
~ SEE FIRST PAGE.
BY E. w. VAIL.

~ ~ " "A IL IL
e. A GOOD HAECE FOR INVEST 49,
Essis NETT AND OCCUPATION. ga
- - TWO HOUSES At AUCTION asls.s
,,a iHeAday, April g. at O'Clock P NJ situated -
i So "A 1wo story House, located on the corner
% Uef s street ami Bartlett Place "a by 81 With an
~ ~ ms mouse IS In good repair and (ig desred)
iet contains 500 ieet Of land upon which is variety Of
fruit anu ornamental trees. To person desiring quiet
dueemen's. f'S7~-'S NAo'uo il-
"a. Cottage House, very conveniently ordered
for two families situated the corner of Cherr and
Vine streets, and adjoining the above Upou this Iot
also, which contains $3.50 feet Of land are several vlr
BILE Trees The house is located thst should the pur
chaser WISH another house might be erected on Vine a.
Both of These houses well built and will be sold on
very liberal terms For further particulars inquire Of O.
CL0UGH, on the premises, o. the Anct0neer. Office
100 Main St., opposite the Post Office
Worcester. April o. 1855 dts
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DEMARKABLE CuREs by using the gen
|. a ~ ,s..r

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ID uine ALLIED OINTMENT AND HCMOR SYRUP.
j. 3 Stafford of Lawrence testifes to two cures of
scroula of aggravated character of being him.
self cured of bad humor.
Lucy Redman of Lawrence cured of Kings Evil
Mrs Fernald, Lawrence, cured of cancer.
Rhesa Bronson, FAN River cured of humors of
years. standing.
James W Hunt of Lawrence cured of chronic diff
hculty Of the chest oceasioned by humors.
s. thompson of Lawrence was cured of bad bumor
Matthias Shore, New Bedford, was cured Of bad bumor
Mrs l. Carlton Lawrence, cured of an unmstake-
able Spider Cancer
L. d. Reed, Great Falls, was cured of cancer, which
had eaten through his lip.
lady in Leominster cured of cancer in her som-
ach.
A lady in Derry was cured of cancer.
Mr.. Carlton of Lawrence cured of Barbers' Itch
Mrs. d. s. Swan of Lawrence cured of humors in.
ternal.
r. Hall, Lawrence, was cured of Sick Headache
caused by humors in the stomach
The following is from distinguished druggist and
chemist, Broadway. N. z:
Mr.. G. H. KENT: Dear Sir-I have used vour allied
ointment in my family and found it superior to ANYTHING
of the kind as healing preparation. Also INV nephew
tried it for neuralgia and it entirely relieved him in four
hours Respectfully yours.
April 8, 1856. CH.RING.
CHARLES H. KENT & CO., General Agents, Law
renee, Mass
Agents in Worcester Charles Clarke M b. Green A.
Co., Bush Co., and J. Q Hill
Price of Ointment 81. Syrup SO cents
apl9 deod&w1y
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D RICES r E DU ED II!

DRIC ES r e DU CED 10!
Now is the time to buy CARPETS at very low prices
Owing to the backwardress of the spring trade we have
determined reducetke prices On our Carpets to point
that viii ensure its speedy reduction Cur Carpet stock
is of the largest to be found any CARPET house in
New England, and consists in part of
ROYAL sAXUEY CARPETS,
WILTON do.
ELYETTAPFSTRY do
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY do
CLINTON BRUSSELS do.
TAPESTRY INGRAM do.
THREE PLY do
ALL WOOL DUTCH do
VENETIAN STAIR do
ENGLISH SUPER do
LOWELL SUPER do
CANTON MATTINGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
VELVET RUGS,
COCO MAFTINGs, &C., &c.
B. L.HARDoN co.
apis d3w&w4w
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Boston advertisements.

NOTICE.-GARDNER CHILS0N has Just com.
~ peted and patented in America, England, and
France his new invention, the "C0NE" FURNACE and
asks the special attention of those erecting or re-
modelling buildings, as well dealers in Hot Air Steam
or hot water Furnaces, and all interested in pow
err to carefully examine this invention. which entirely
CHANGES the PRINCIPLE and CHARACTER of HoT AIR FUR
NAoEs-deuetopstg another and neto principle, and
oovatlng all former objections their The practical
operation Of number of these Furnaces erected during
me past winter points out discovery ia science by
which the most wonderful economy in fuel has been at
ained and clearly demonstrates that the waste heat lost
from cmmneys is enough to every dwelling in the
cry BY this invention the heat formerly lost made to
warm the house.
This discovery in itses the daily wonder of
those who witness its results and becomes matter of
surprise that plan at once simple and practical in its
operation should thus far have entirely escaped the notice
OF scientific men. We believe one who investigates
TINS principle will be liable Furnace constructed
on any other principle. and invite all who would wit.
ness its operation to call at the store of
Gibson, GOULD, & CO.,
APPS d1mis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-29
SILKS. SILKS. SILKS.

Fifty pieces of English Crown and Swiss Black Silks
Of our own Importation. Warranted not to crack or
change lustre on wearing, at great Bargains
Three thousand yards, styles, BARREGES and
TISSUES, which will sell about thirds the orig
inal cost.
One thousand yards SILK and WOOL BARREGES,
worth 25c for l5c.
Having purchased a BANKRUPT STOcK, of
GLOVES, HOSIERY, & EMBROIDERIES,
We are enabled to offer greater Bargains in these Goods
Than heard of
These two Stocks combined, makes the largest Retail
Stock in Worcester, which, being purchased great
Bargain enables us to offer the largest selection
At the Lowest Cash Prices.
N. B. The sale will commence on MONDAY next,
when every one is solicited to give us call before pur
chasing.
REMEMBER THE PLACEg
I II q NE W CHEAP STORE,
Nos. and Worcester House Block.
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
WILLIAM LOCKE &c 90.
March 90, 1856. diff