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MoEICE 0P ImaUTsLTION.

WHEREAS, George B. Kay, late Of Hope
we'll Township, Bedford Cnunty, deceased, dl-
ed seized OF the following Real Estate, viz
The Mansion Tract containing two hundred
and ffjy-our acres, adjoining lands OF James
Fink, James Piper, aud Others. One other
tract containing one hundred acres o! thrrea-
bouts adoni6g lands OF Daniel CIaPprr, James
Fink and othprs-a0d onp other tract contain
ing about sixty acres, adjoining VIM. harns,
John King, Pipor'S heirs, and others.
leaving widow, Elizabeth Kay, and nine
children who are interested il said Estate, two
Of the other children having been provided for
before the death o. deceased 10 wit:-Rrbec-
ca Philips, wife of the Rev. Samuel Philips
residing in Franklin County, Isaac r., residing
in Blair County, Eliza P, Rachel Layniaa,
Mary Calbarine, Elizabrth Jane, Henry Earrl-
son, Eliza Irvine, and your petitioner Thomsa
j. Kay.
Notice is therefore hereby given that IN pur-
suance Of writ Of Partition Or Valuation to
ne directed, | will proceed 10 bold an lnquisi-
ton or Valuation on the premises on "Wednesday
the 9TH dav ofJuae next, when aud where all
interested can attend II tAep see proper.
SHgRlFr's OrrlcE, I HUGH MOORE !.
Nav % 1887 Sheriff
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CAeLyLF Friend aver lin This age OF quacks,
charatahs ard windy gaseous pretendeTs 10
heal, who blow at every corner and in the face and
OF all men, their loud, harng Jericho trufnpets
and other noisy bosteTous wind instruments OF
vroasly twisted brass, ia such wofn1v sham ridden
epoch this, i say, il is comforting. Nay even
cheering 10 the earnest well wisher oi hi TO
know there has arrived in this world genuine phys
lctaD-to tisht oHee more upon something besides
mere San2radoes and Don Mereuria .uaps, with
their phieboiomles, poison ard water.
Your Chaihartc Pills, and Cherry Pectora carry
us forward to lialcyon days-to menial Phafmaco-
pgas, when science, deep diving down into the prn-
ePes Of things, shall, with infinite cunnng bring
out the genuine Elixir Vito; for Of truth there is
manliestiy enough somewhat Of that same Life Es-
sence IN your subtle vegetable Installations and COM
poLnds.
You realize to Us the visions of those painfuIests
smoke-dred Achymesfs-bootless seekers-dTeanl-
efs among retors and crucihles touching The CUNT
essential hidden virtue OF the universe which shnald
aHtidote distemper, aud break for the Wheel OF
Time.
May /, ls57-lm.
''Tbe Union Of lake<-the Union OF lands,
The Union of States none caa sever;
The Union Of hearts, aud the Union Of hands,
And the dag OF our Unipn forever''
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THE M Ar K e T s.
Philal.eInhia. Mar

Ah4ta'tVli'bAd, May 10
Tho Flour market has undergone no change. The
mi demand is quite limited, bat with light sup-
L ~ and a small stock holders are firm in their de-
o5s Sales of 500 barrels standard brands at 81 y
barrel, but some are Indifferent about realizing
mn, figure There is steady inquiry for home
sumption from s. ., up TO so for common and
.ory lots. Rye Flour IS in demand and has advan-
~, 81 cents per harre-sales OF ia50o barrels al s.
D1asl -, closing at the latter figure. Corn Meal
..rHca and wanted At a iuttheT improvement IN
-,es-saIes Of 1000 barrels Brandywine at 81; ESQ
s-rel. Pennsylvania at 50 rs per barrel, and $40
l,. 10 at higher rate, exact prices not made pub
c,aia-Wheat is dull. and prices barely maintain
Prime Red is held al 81 so, and White at S SIS
Ny bushei, but the Miles refuse 10 operate al these
ss Rye is scatce and command, 81 loon arrival.
.,,o is in active demand al he advance noted yes
l,r and further sales OF Sal0 geo bushels yellow,
..ly afoal were made al 80 cents. Oats have
.,r,pg-->ale- ol 1000 bushels PENNSYLVANIA at Gz
..,s per busaei. aEoat, and 600 bushels old at 90
-srfnore, May 27-Flour 81 75ass-Rye Flour
q sy-#neat 81 f0aI 50-Rye 70-Corn 7G--Oats
CONFIDENCE IN MEDlClNE.-There are ma
d, asrsous who have no confidence in medicine,
~ notably to the fact that 50 many worthless arti-
e.. are paimed upon he public for the cure OF dis
,., tof which they not suited We know of 4
.nyly or Coughs and Colds and Lung Diseases, pre-
--s5 Or pr. keyser, Of Pittsburg, Pa, that viii
..er the expectations OF the public and is sure to
ne relief IN the beginning OF those cases. II is
,5r 7at up il so cent and s bottles.
rg- To he had at the Store of Mr. Sonauel
nmra in Ded!ord-apd at Mr.. Coicin's Store
ScasI'S5arg.
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CANDIDATES.

G5@SAMUEL H. TATE viii Or e.ndi-
date for tire office Of Protbonotary, Register.
Recorder, aut Clerk 81 he seveiat Coaus 81
Bedford county, subject 10 To- decision - the
Democratic County Convpusion.
IL We are authorized 10 arnoonce JOHN
P. REED. Esq. as a candidate for Pfothonota-
~, &c. subject 10 the decision Of the Demoefa-
tic County Convention.
rz-We are authorized to anuonnce JNO HENRY
SCHELL, Esq, Of Sehrll,baFg Bo., a candidate
for Prothonotary, &c., subject The decision OF
the Democratic County Convention.
&c We are authorized TO announce WM. 81.
HALL, ESQ. Of Bedford, candidate for Prothon-
o5ry, subject 70 the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention.
CE- We are authorized to announce Col +. D.
BIEGIE, OF 81. Clair Township, as a candidate Tor
P.othouotary, subject 70 The decision OF the Demo-
cratic County Convention.
C5-- We are authorized 10 announce JONATHAN
SNYDER. ot Monroe, candidate or Pfothonola-
~, subject 10 The decision Of the Democratic County
Convention.
E We are authorized 10 announce MICHAEL
Nl-RFI, Esq, oI onion Township, as ca6ddate
for Pfothonoraty &c., subject the decision oi lhe
Democratic County Convention.
T We are authorized 70 aanooncp GEO.
". GUMP, Of Napier township, as candi-
date Tor the Office Of Sheriff, subject to the de-
cision ofthe Democratic County Convention
IL We are authorized 70 announce VIII
Liam a. POWELL, as candidate for The
Ctfce Of Stier5A, subject to the drcision OF the
Democratic County Convention.
Gg~We are authorized To announce JOHN J. CESS
NA, Of Bedford Borough, as a rautitate for Sheriff
subject 10 TIE decision ol the Democratic Comfy
Convention. e.
r.
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yghat Is DeEnocracv

Il DEMOCRACY represents the great
principles Of progress. It is onward and out
ward in lis movements. Il has heart for ac-
ton and motives for a world. 1t constitutes the
principle Of diffusion and is to humanity what
the centrifugal force is to revolving orb Of
universe. What motion is to them, Democracy
is TO principle. It IS the soul of action It
conforms to the providence of Cod. Il has
confidence in man and an Adding rr!ia6ce in
his high destiny. 1t seeks The largest liberty,
the greatest good and the sareSt happiness. 1t
AIMS 10 build up tie great Interests the many,
TO The least drtrimpnt Of the i-w. Il remem-
bers tie past, without ntgircting the present.
1t establishes tht present, without fearing 10
provide Tor the future. II cares for the weak,
while Il permits 80 injustice to The strong. 1t
conqn1rs the oppressof, and prepares the subject
otlyranny for freedom. 1t m4lts The bigots
heart to meekHesS, and reconciI~s his mind 10
kno"iedge. It djsprls the cloud Of ignorance
and superstition, and prepares tie people for in
strQclion and Sel-rrspect. Il adds wisdom to
legislation, aud improved Judgment TO govern
mrnt. It iayors enterprise that yields to many.
ana an industry-that is permanent. It is tie
pioneer Of fbunanity-the conservator Of nations.
IT FAILS ONLY WHEN 1T CEASES TO BE TRUE TO
ITSELF.
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N0TIcE.

The undersigned appointed BY the Orphans
Court OF Bedford County, TO examine tie rx-
ceptions and state an account in the matter OF
The exceptions fled 70 the confirmation Of the
account Of Jacob Ripley, Administrator of the
Estate Of Jacob Alstadt, deceased, will attend 10
the daties Of said appointment on Monday, the
lst day Of June next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at
his Office in the Borough Of Bedford when aud
where all persons interested can attend.
JNO. P. REED,
May 10, 1857. Auditor.
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III OF &GcAa

Cassadra Trail VS. Susan TcweI.-Same rs Geo. ~
Buxton.-Saur vs. Frederick Buxton.-Nos. IA,
10, and l7G, May FERN. 1857. Scre Facia, Sur
Recognizanees in Orphans Coart Docket, No. s,
pages j56, 5Js, and 56G
The undersigned. Auditor appointed to examine
the above Recosn2ances receive evidenec of pay
ment~ and report balance due on each recogni7apce
at next term. hereby gives notice that he will al
tend 10 the dutie, Of his appointment at fhe office OF
Mann 4 Spang u The BoFoush Of Bedford or Mon
day the 22i day Of Tune next, >vhen and where all
persons interested may attend ii they think proper.
G. II. SPANG,
May ld, 1857. Auditor.
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The undersigned appointed Auditor 10 mar
shall assets in toe hands oi Solomon Remund,
Executor of the last viii sc. Of John Rymund,
late Of Bedford Borough. deceased, and also as
the Administrator of Mary R"imund, deceased,
and also in The hands Of John ?. Arnold, Ad-
mnislFator Of the Estate of Mary Ann Arpold.
deceased, hereby gives notice that be will SIT at
his office in the Borough Of Bedford on Friday
the 29tb day OF May, INST, for the purpose of
attending to the duties Of bis appointment.
WM. Nj. HALL,
May 10, l851-@t. Auditor
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StaryccE u. aagliGll,

Booksellers and Si2ti9neiS, and deaEls in Music
and Musical IrSBmegtS lhaabeSigrg.
Our Stock consist, ot Boots, Stationery, &n-
sic, Muscal Instruments, WaH popyr, Blinds,
Fr-nch, German, aud American Autographs,
and Steel Eagavngs, gilt MogliiaeS for
Flames, etc. etc, whoItsale and retail. DR.. B.
f. Harry is our agent for Bedford, and all or
ders given him VIII 5v promptly a,;s.nttd TO.
March G.
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h.0IGE.

The Aaditor appointed By the Orphans Court in
and for the County Of Bedford, ascertain what re-
coguizaHces should be given, and is what amounts
they should be entered into, hereheing debts IN the
natter OF the partition ofthe Real Estate Of Jonathan
Nycua1, deceased, ~i attend TO the dniles OF said
appoitaient on Thursday the llthday Of June, 1857
at 0 O'Clock A N. at his office in the Borough Of
Bedford; when and where al parties interested can
attend.
JOHN p REED,
May 20, 1857 Auditor.
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,JN0. s. RITCHEY,
DANIEL DIBERT.

RE.9I ESTATE BROKER

RE,aL EST,4TE BROKER,
Has t1r sale 10 Farms, ? Tauneri+s, Coal
Land, 10000 acres Of uaimProyed land in Bed
ford and Fulton Counties. Lots OF ground in
he towHs Of ST. Joseph and Hamilton, on the
Plank Road near Johns Beanch, ARE oHrred at
reduced prices sold IN quantities to Sult pur-
chaSers, Trrn.s-easy.
Max IS, 1887.
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An apprentice 10 the Printing Business
u9 be taken at this Office if application be
,,5esoon. A good moral character will be an
..l;snrpsable requisite.
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TTHTTHp
ID - - - - -

Letters Trs,amrn'ary haviog been issard to
the subscriber on the last viii, &c. of David Sl3-
lrr Senr., deceased, notice is hereby given to all
persons hayiuE claims against said Estate, TO
present them properly authenticated ior settle
nenl and all tbos1 knowing Themselves 70 be
Indebted to the same are requested to MAKE pay
tnrnf immediately. DANIEL STOLER.
Executor, Librrty Township, Brdtord Co.
April II. 1881
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CUEAP SIZE

D~@ S@&AA t@ALf-S
general assortment of new style Of Spring
Goods, comprising, IN part. Ladies' Dress Goods,
DucaI Cfocovella Challl, fancy and plain De
Laine, Brillants, Lawns, CaIicoes, SC. sc.
For gentemens' and boys' wear Cassineres,
Cassingts Canton Cloth, Shvpperd Check, Cot
tonades, sc.
Roots, Shoes, Hats, Bonnety, Woollen and
Rag Carpets, Floor Gl Cloth, syrup molassrs,
white aad brown Sugars, green and black Teas
Groceries Of all kinds, Qoeensware, Tubs,
Bookrts, Brooms, &c, Hardware, Shovels,
Forks, Hoes, knives and Forks, Spoons, Sc
and all articles usually kept in stores.
All kinds Of country produce taken in ex-
change.
The undersigned will sell cheap for cash or
produce, and hopes by fair dealing 90 receive
his usual shareof custom.
e. W. RUPp.
Anril 10 1877
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N0TiCR 10 BRIDGE BUlLDERS.

Proposals VIII be received al the Commission
erS oficp in Bedford, from this until the Both Of
Of Nav instant, tor the erection ot new bridge
over Dunoi0g's Greek, near It's mouth in Bed
for, Tosnship The bridge is to be an uncov-
yred one:>ihe plan NAV be seen at the ComInis-
sioners' Office. The bridge is TO- be placed on
the old abutimenis, which viii, however, need
10 be repaired By order Of Commissioners
II. NIC0DEMrS, CLERK,
May Is, 1887.
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GREAT AEg8sES AH4s y
Of Spring GOODS

The undersigned has jest returned from the
Eastern cities with large stoc. Of Spring
Goods; and is now exhibiting al
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Combined
4 BiPER IND NOV Err.

Patented ly ]. II. NANNY. Srpt. 90. 1851,
April 2, 1852, inne 81, 1883, March %.
lS5i, Oct. -, 1888, aad BY WALTER A.
WOOD, path dag Of June aad Isl day 81 IulY.
1885. The BEST combined MACHINE tyer
invented
From The success Of last years operations !
take pleasure IN aaaonHclng This Machine 10th.
Farmers ier the next Harvest. and trr assured
il viii fully meet Their higiie.t expectations
Il Is easily nanasrd.s cUtS chan aod .asy, is 0i'
light draft, and teatlHy changed frosn Reaper
10 Ai1wer, aod wee versa, requiring noi more
than 0.iurte to make thr changp The az
teraliors from last war are a. follaws, VIZ
All the Journals wilI BE- Case-hartiraed, the
SHOES, GJARDS AND GEARING,
Viii b. built of the best Salisbury Iron. and
wrought iron substituted foF east ii several pla-
crs The Machine IS nade to now lodged clo-
v-r without obstruction. By simply removing
iaur bolts and leaving 81 part OF the frame
worE. VITA tIrSe alterations and imrrov--
meats the machior vii be stronger than here
iolJe. Waeu It as he only reliable
COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER
made.
The Machine snufaa'sd ca7a5le Of caliing
from len ia tlfern aerts q grass of sta!u rer
aav, IL orkH.n-tse 0aaaer.
?. Y. Iart nara laclHeiae Rcapoc or
iawinz 5ieclH, nsirg WOODS PAT
ENtS. 2r s33;ieGd against lheir further use,
and ar hereby anflti-j TIA, payment VIII BE-
oyacG-a 81 tir ta.! sgeI iar tae use heretofore
maze q lbea.-
Fo- fa.thsr gartlcolaes he Formers afe r.
specially iaeitea to cali oFon EsgygIliYe sA
r-r-- n
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GnEIT D{GHnNblT!
The Elegant Assortment Of
SPRING hTID SUMMER GOODS
Jus' received and opened
REEDS CHEAP STORE IN BEDFORD

having created quite an excitement IN Our usually
quiet town, the subscriber feels confident that be
can exhibit such sloci of Good, as wall urgt tie
general wants o bofh town and country, at lalr Pr-
ces. As il viii cost nothing so examine his stock
he invites all in want Of either substantial Dress
Goods to give iItn cali before Purcha elsewhere.
JACOB REED.
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Letters Of administration the Estate Of Jas.
Wvmmer, late Of Monroe township, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned, all
those indebted to said Estate are requested to
make payment immediately, and those hag-
ing claims against said Estate viii present them
properly auth n;icated for settlement.
lAHALA WEMMER,
Nav -. 1851 Adm'r.
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]. Z ]. VI. SlIDf.NIANLR.
April Il, 1897.

C Wanted, 5000 lbs. Bacon, at Shoenaker's
Coionade Store, for which lhe highest Market
price viii be paid
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May s, 1857.

CARPEFING! CARPETING !-Whl BE-
found at REEDS STORE from 80 cts. to 80,
OF the best make and material.
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LADIES' DRESS GG0DS.-A Great yari-
vof Silbs, Chaligs, Lamertifes, &c, 70 suit all
tastes, at REEDS CHEAP STORE.
WANTED At REEDS STORE.-5,o ,oe0
los, II Tool, 5rean, HRffer.
SUMNER WEAR.-l5o peces Of Sum
mrg wear, comprising LinSles, Cotton and
Wooden, al REEDS STORE.
May -, 1857,
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May ID, 1857.
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May 70, 1857.
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l{0T!ce.

May Is, 1851 Ct.
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LEBS & EE3sE,
BANicERS AND LAND AGENTS,

,AatFtL uaRSII.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-16
Aurtious,
By A. e. PEcK. Auction,


By A. E. PECK, Auctioneer.
A UCTION-GRANO CLEA RING OUT
N SALE-The entire Stock of Goods in store No. 1856
Main street, will be sold at Auction commencing
THIS Thursday EVENING, Jan. 10Th,
And to continue every evening until all is sold.
Being obliged to the Store the entire stock will
be sold to the highest bidder in the possible time
in order to close business
The Stock consists OF great variety of Goods, Watch
es, Jwery Pocket and Table Cutlery Books and Sta
tiouary, Under Shirts. and Drawers, Cravas Hndk'fs
Hosiery Gloves White and Fancy Shirts Linen Choars
Trunks, Vases, Carpet Bags Umbreas also lot of so
hour and eight day Clocks Porte Monnaes, Money Bags
&c &c, &c.
Gnos at private sale during the day. auction prices
The Fixtures will be sold At Auction private sale as
soon the above goods are sod. DIT its
g H~REFF LE-Worcester, IS, Jan. 18th,
- 1s57-Taken Execution, and will be sold at Pub
lie Auction FRIDAY, the 18th day OF Jan. current
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the Grocery Store recently occu-
pied by VIM H. YOUNG Carol street. in the city of
Worcester the entire StoCE of goods and fixtures in sid
store consisting of the usual variety of goods in Gro
Gerry Store tn wit: Teas Coffee Sugar Molasses Syrup
Flour, Spices Soap Sheese Meal, Figs Candies OIL &C
&C. Couneris Shelves Fancy Gases, Desk, Stove and
Funnel; also Bay Horse, Light job Wagon, l Sleigh,
Harness, String Of Bells,
j15 dts BAHEE, Jr DEPUTY Sheriff
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DIED.

y
In this city 18Th. Daniel Moulton 4s years and
Funeral this, Friday morning, at half past s, No.
Chandler street Relatives and friends invited to at
tend without further notice.
10 this city, 15h Lewis, sou of John and Jane Fog
eTty, year ard months.
In Northumberland. N H. Jan. 4h, at the residence
Of her fahern-aw Mrs Sarah E. FJWer wife of Fred.
6. Bellows, aged 20.
Dear Sarah, her bright ard beautful presence glad
dened our hearts for brief time, then with
struggle sigh her sweet spirit went to happy home,
more fitted to lovely. But while her sissr an
gels welcomed her with songs of gladuessmany were the
fearful eyes and sorrowing hearts she left behnd for new
was more beloved than Sarah. Uneommony at
aciive in person and Manners mild and amable in dis
position she created at interest in all who met
her and truly may say of her. knew her but to
love her, none named her but to praisen
Her suferings ended with the day,
Yet lived she at its close,
And breathed the long,ong night away,
In statue like repose.
" But when the sun in all its state,
Illumed the Eastern skies,
She passed through gory's morning gate,
And walked in Paradise"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-16
Real estate.

e. SMALL FARM FOR SALE-in the
hg; city Of Worcester about miles from the City Hail.
ELI and mile west of the village of New Worcester
containing Is acres Of good Land Cottage House, good
Harm water, &c will be sold low, if SppieiG for mmed
Rtely Apply at this office. diff i13
Dr. CHANCE. The subscriber will sell hi
a;i, place, consisting Of nearly new House, Baro
and acres Of land, with great variety OF fruit
tits situated 90 Plantation Street. the BlOomingdale
road, IA miles from the City Hall Apply on the premi-
1es, any day after 2 p. m FRANCIS @. MIsNER.
jY17 dendAwtf
'ENHE OLD EST ESTA RLlSHED REAL
ESTATE OFFICE in the County of Worcester
IARkIN SMITH, 236 Main Street To those who desi
house in this beautiful and growing city, he Offers
unusual Undue ments for time and credit TO those who
contemplate buildnghe has assortment of Lots mn
snpasssd but by few in the city Of Worcester He has
some splendid lots near the Female College, an Istitn
on destined to be one Of the FIRST in the State To those
no desire 70 exchange country property for city he Of
ers TGe BARGAINS, and to all who desire to trade buv
" sell Real Estate, he cordially extends an invitation 10
give him call and he will be happy to show them free
CT charge, his aree assortm. Mt dNwtf dIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-16
DRESS Silks. DRESS SILKS.

Our whole Stock of Dress Silks marked down to a
very low figure. Ladies will find them on the rear coun-
ter, all marked in PLAIN FIGURES, and displayed SO
that our Stock be seen at glance We shall not
enumerate the prices of the Silks than say that
we have marked 20 ps down to Soc 30 ps down to &c.
and the balance from 80 to S1,124c. Cheaper bet
ter hGndSOner Silks offered for the money
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-16

Our stock of FanneIs larger than present.
Havng purchased the previous the advance and
having made great reduction 10 price, enables to Of
fer great bargains in these Goods. Customers will find
prices satisfactory.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-16

DR.. Peters Cele braIed pills for Females
Warranted to be sure remedy for all distractions in
Females, arising from whatever cause. These Pills
should not be taken stoppage is caused by pregnancy
for would invariably cause miscarriage War
ranted purely vegetable. and free from anything jur
GUS to life or health Full and explicit directions accom-
pany each box Price So 90 For sale by Drs HILL h
JAsEPa sic agents, No l2l Main street, Worcester.
All orders shond be sent 10 the above address.
do1 ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-16

Slate for R0Ofs.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and lay it in
the best manner the satisfactory terms. Sam.
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street
ap13 dtf JOHN BARNARD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-16

Our large stock of PRINTS consisting of 5fOO yards
Hamilton, Merrmack, and Cocheco, 1900 yards English
and Scotch Prints; all regular 12tc goods, marked down
10 etc per pard.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-16

Beats high and strong midst peace and hsalthj
Its wealth is seen in banks and stocks,
Its works of Art, at Piper Block
Persons wishing obtain superior kenesses of them
selves friends, need longer think they go
Boston or New York for them, for BABBITT is taking
pictures equal to any obtained there. His Daguereo-
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FeOtypes of deceased friends have them enlarged
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and then finished in oil colors For large pic
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some splendid licensees polished glass In some
these to be preferred For infants and restless
children the time of sitting is Short the natural ex
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persons having weak eyes, this speedy process is excel
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