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COURT PR0CLisliTIgg.

w REREAS the HsnaraJie F&ASeis N. KM-
w MgLL. President u The several Cearts -
Common Pleas in the counties composing the
10Th Jadieisl District ard Justice cf the C6arts
Of Oyer and Fermiutr, and General Jan Deiye-
ry, Tor Fi.e trial al capital and other oifenders
in the said district .a,,I JosEPi 3. NOBLE aud
JoHS g. HAgrLET, Esquiees, fudge, OF The
Courts ofCeminon Pleas: aid Justices Of the
Cour; Of Oyer and TeTinaer, ana General Jais
Deliver. foi the trial of Ill capital and otler
offenders in the cogaty Of BedsoIl-haye IS
sued their precept ani tome directed, Ter hoil-
ing C5nft Of Common Pleas, ,ani Genelal Jail
Delivery. and Court sf Oyer ard Te.aaiser a;
Beaforsl, or MONDAY the An day os
Nay, next. NoTIer is heichy given 10 al
the Justices Of tAc Pence, the Coroner and Cou-
stables siaEatAt sail e5anfy of Bedford that
they be thea asgd there 81 tlsir proper persons.
with their rolls, fseaFtis. and inouisisious ex-
aminatioRs and aiher rameinBrances, 10 do
those thiaes y aieil u their offees AMI in hat
behalf appertain ~ bs doae, al4i also they who
wil pFoseecte ag lilst the prisoners that are on
shall be in the j il II Blford county, TO be ther
and thers to prosecute ag tnst thefa as shall be
just. EUGH MOORE, Sheriff
April 10. 1857.
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DAVID Own, Esa. /.
Lecompioa, March l2th, 1857.

Yon will please announce the name Of
JOHN ALSIP, ESQ, Of Bedford Borough,
- q candidate for Prothonotary OF Bedford
County, subject 10 the decision of the Uuioa
County Convention. MANY.
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PUBLIC SALE
Oh IiiIIiRI.E REiEl nSIiTEI

II pursuance Of an Order Of the Orl1Isans'
u Court Of BeGfofd county. fhe undersigned
Administrators cf the Estgte Of Adam Snifer.
late of West Providence Township decd, viii
self al the late residence Of said Alan Snider.
IL Snake Snling Valley.
on UsEDNEsD-9Y Y lie 22d 2gy of sPI2lL, ffaa..
the aua rsfaiyiaed moieiy or half part Of A
tract of Limestone Iand--iying ai.fi i,i8g tn
ate on the public road leadiag from Snake
Springs 10 Morfisen,s Cove. and within two
mites of The B dforsi ard Chanlherslnrg Turn
pike, adjoining Hhds of Daniel Shus. Jacob
Baker. Henry IIershberger, Andrew Snowhsr-
ger. John Saifsr aad ct ers-e0ntaisiag in the
whole about Asa ACRES aud allowapee,
about $40 res cleared aud under fence lrlft
thereof being fine meadow land and tlle la
lance in good STAFF of cultivation
There is erected upon tie premises
Large Stone Dwelling House,
and Log liouse--also large Bank Barn, an
other out-huildines: There ire three orchards
of all kinds Of choice fruit lipon the premises.
aud three never failing Springs of excellent
water.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. NJ oi
SAID day, when due attcniance viii be givea
and terms made known iY
JOHN .SNIDEk
SAMUEL SNIDER.
.9dfairs Of -4dQm Sniaer, deed
April 10. 1857.
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O. J. WOOD Il Co, Propfietoys. 8i2 Broad
way. My. and lii AaFkst street, ST. Louis
Missouri.
For size by Df. D. F. Harry. Bedford, Pa,
and by Druggists generally.
April 5, 1857 .-zEcQ.
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DIED.

ca Saturday week, IN Friends Cove, Nh.
JoHN GuMpaEa, aged 6S years, 2 months
aHd ] : days.
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NOTICE.
10 sae School l,iresisrs ol EgJ-
ford CeunlE.

GEsr2sEx n pursuance Of fe 43I sec.
ton OF the Act OF 18th siay, 1854 yon ars
hereby nesiG 4 10 ngeeE in Eonverfine, at ti,ss
Court House IN Bedford. on the vTssr Maxn,r.
Is HAT, A. y. 1881. teiag ths .foerlk dig ~
ssleet, ttsa rocs, by majority ot TIE Whole
nrnIber u Direettsrs lresesit, one person 81 r.
terAfv ami scientific attainmefts, ssd Ct ssfsl
ami eNpetiehrs ~ ths srt e3 Teaching as
Corsrr SrPEslsrfspfaT, for he three sue
eeeding years. detsrmiae the ernonns # caal-
PeRs4ti9afpr fHe saBe, and cegtitg tie result
- tfe t. tiie State supersca ,elit at Iid4ris-
burg; ss required i'y tbs 81;k ami 49tI seri jas
VI sAid &C..
9E0NAS Il. GKTTYs.
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jos MANN, q. II, SPAsc.
r. AW PARTHERSliiP.--T undersigne
n 4 have associated themselves in the Practice
Of the Law, and viii ilprolipily attend to all rG~i
ness entrusted 10 their care in Bedford and ad
eining counties.
ly-Ottice on JaliaRua Stress. three doors
soGthoi Mengcl Horse and opposite the resi-
dence efMaj. Tate
MANN l. SPANG.
June lSt--IS5s.tf
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April 10, 1851.
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
READ THlS--GLD AND F0UNG.

Is, no doubt. the most wonderful discover of
this age OF progress for il will restore, prrrna-
nentIy, gray hdr 70 its original color. cover
the head Of the said with $ most luxutitnt
growth. remove at once alfdandIi.f af.d itch
Ing, cnre ali scroiuia, and other eltAneous
eraptiuns. Such as scIl head, etc. Il w!u
cure, as if by mlgic, nervous or periodical
headache; make the bair soft. glossy, anu
Way, aud preserve the color perfectly, ami
thc hair from falling, 10 extreme old agc.
The following is from dsstiagu isaed m EN-
ber Of the medical profession
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rnr,Iic sale OF q. y. g5nslsets.

FlnE sasscriber wiii ofss = Pablic Sale, on
1 Monday the fth day of aIay next, Court
Week,) at the couri House, in Bedford, a lot
Of old T. s. Mus!,cfs. Terms cash.
LEMUEL EVANS. Brigade Inspector.
April 3, 1874
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[From the Editor of the Real Estate Adviser. !
BosroS, u School Street, Horch 20. 1855.
Dean SIR Having become prematurely quitp
gray, l was Induced, some six weeks since, to
make q sgial of your Restorative. l have used
less than two bottles, but the gray hairs have
all disappeared; and although my hair has not
fully attained IFS original eolor, vet the pro-
cess Of change is gradually going on, and am
in great hopes that in Short time my hair viii,
be as dark as formerly. / have also beea mir en-
gratifed AZ the healthy moisture ani yigor OF
the hair, which before was harsh and dry, aud
il has ceased 10 come out as formerly,
Rep ctfuiiy yours,
D. c. NJ. RUPP.
Professor Wood.
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CAEIYLr, IlIiaois, June lo. lsss.

CAEEYLE, IliIaois, June 10, 1855.
have used Professor Woods Ka!F Restora.
tive, and maze admirei itS watI1s.pl edect.-
Gy hair was 0aeen4.ag, as | thought, pre- ma
tarely gray, but by tae use Of tas NRestors-
tive, !" ii has resumed its orssiaal color, and 1
have no doobrp srnausntiy 50.
SIDNEY pREsSE.
Ex-senator United States.
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PROFESSOR o. J. WOOD:

DEAR SIR Unsolicited, send ron this
certificate. After being nearly bald for a long
time, AID having tried all the hair restordtiyes
extant, and having no faith IN ans, was in
duced, on hearing of yours to give il ! trial
placed myself ia the bands of hAra4r. and
mad my head ruhted with u good stiff brush.
and tie Restorative then applied and well
rubbed in, till the scalp was agiow This
repeated every morning, and ia thres weeks
the young hair appeared aud grew rapidly from
August last TIL the present time, aud is now
thick, black and strong-soft sud pleasant to
the touch; whereas, before, it was harsh and
wiry, what little there was Of it, sna that little
was disappearing very rpiaiy. stilluse your
restorative about twice week. and shall soon
have good aud perfect crop OF hair. Now
had read of these thingS-aud vino has notg
but have not seen hitherto any case where any
persanss hair was really benefited by ans, Of
the ih.if toaies etc, OF the dag; and it really
gives me pleasure 10 record the result of my
experience. | have recommended your pre-
paraficn 10 theirs, aud il already has a large
and general sale throughout the Territory
Ihe people here know It's elfec;s, and have
cont fence la IL. The supply yDu sent us, as
wholesale sg snts for the Territory, is nea,iy
exliauste'', and daily inquiries are made for il.
lou deserve credit for yrur discovery; aRk l.
Tor one, retarn snn my thanks Tor the benefit
II has done me, for | had certainly despasged
long ago Of ever effecting such result
Yours, hastily, j. w BOND,
Firm Of Bond q Kelley, Druggists, ot. PAU.
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ASSIGNEE NOTICE

Bedford. April 10. 1857.
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SHERIEF'S SALES.

Registers Office, April 10, 1857.
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CHEAP SIDE.

| THE undersigned has jusi returned from the
Eastern Cities with large stock Of Spring
Goods; and is now rxhiIitfu,s ~
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Health aud Strength must Inevitably fol-
low its Use.
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JOBSi
u WAYS sell at . levy, at TO &c.
20 Es I'd wide ohintz worth 9Ac, at 19<
cases Ginghams, Of superior quality and fast e,lo,,
t at n levy-a very great bargain. WA
Chally DeLans-a fesr thousand yards Of he1u,jt, n
Lains on hne Ghalv ciatts, such as NC sold Al 81
81 cts, from 10 to 15c. 'N
Fine bro. MuslinS, worth 12 at 61fe-at
apps STONE I THOMAS,
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ASTHMA OR pHTH1sIo, AND BRONCHITIS;


SIR Your CHEEKY is performing marvellous
cures In this section relieved several from alarm
ing SYMPTOMS consumption, and IL curing
WHO has affection Of the lungs for the last
forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
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man aid could reach; but even to those PEcrO-
Raj affords relief and comfort.
AsroR House, New York City, March 5, 1856
Dr. AVER LotUsH: feel 1t duty and pleasure to In
you your CHgaET PICTORIAL has done for my wife
she had been laborinE under the dangerous
symptoms Consumption which aid could pro-
gave much relief Che steadily falling, until
Dr. Strong this city where have for advice,
commended your medicine. We bless his kindness
your s for she has recovered from that
She Is not yet strong she used TO be- but is Nee from
her cough, and calls herself we'll.
You're, with gratitude and regard
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SHELBYvuLE.
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VERBS CATHARTTC Pulls.

/ AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
TIME sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been taxed
their produce this best, most perfect purga-
tive which Innumerabe proofs are shown
that these Ps have virtues which surpass in he
ordinary medicines and that they win up
the esteem OF all men, They are safe and pleasant to
bg. ,t to o h s o
sructIons Of It's organs purity the blood and eel
They purge the foul humors which breed and grow dt
stimulate sluggish dIsorered organs Into their
natural action and mpar healthy tone with TO the
whole system Not onydo they cure the everyday com
nants Of every BODY but also formidable and dangerous
diseases have baed the best OF human skill While
iInshed doses the safest and best physic
children. Being they are pleasant
Of harm Cures have been which surpass belief
they By OF such exalted position and
character forbid the suspicion of unruh. Many emil
clergyen physicians have lent their names to
tfy the public the reliability Of my remedies while others
parntions contribute immensely to Of my afflicted
The Agent below named is pleased FURNISH gratis
American Almanac, containing directions for their use
and the certificates OF their cures oil the iooWns COM
Costiveness Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Dropsy,
TnresI Morbid inSction Of the Bowels Snd pain arising
terersm, FIatuncy Loss of Appetite all uleerons and
Diseases, which require cvacuant Medicine
scrofula or Kings They ALSO purifying the blood
and stimulating the System cure many complaints which II
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous IrrahtS De
bred complaints arising from low state Of the body or
structionS OF It's functions.
Do not be by unprlnciped with other
pill they make profit Ask for Ayers PILLs, and
take nothing else No other they can give YOU compares
the best aid there is for them and they should
H4 Pfepsred by DR. James @. Ayers.
Practicalaud Analytical Chemist,
PRICE 25 CTS. PER Box..........FIyE BOXES FOR Il.
The genuine article Is sold by coon.oo
And by all Druggists in wheeling. and Deaersin Medicine
everywhere. ae27:6m
Health and Strength must Inevitably fol-
low its Use,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
FLATS A ND GAPS.

t-G--EA- II - -GA-1S L. O-GA--A ~
WYE have this day done nestand beam
w Of flats and Cans ever brought to
hs city, the most fashionable that could be made in the cas-
It comprises in part the following kinds:
Gents no slk Moleskin Hats light and elastic made by
the best haters Fast strict accordance with
Gents ane white and black beaver nter seal &c &e
Nothing Wide Hats, white and black; Soft Fur and
wOUI Hats Of every color, qTSlity and price.
ots Of every description and of the most recent Styles
such Nevada. Nothing, PyreneSe Pyramid, Ca
rAdsu, RuasRn English Washington, and c4nsolidation
Caps, and al other kinds in abundance, which VIII be SOLD
than Goods OF these kinds offered before to
bis coynmnnity.
Chdren Hats and Caps Of al kinds Just received nom
lie mott fashionable houses In New York.
Carpet Bags. Furs and Gloves always or hand
anne our magnificent Goods, before purchasing
elsewhere feel confident that can Please the most
SOtbas wanting our part to suit and aceOmmO-
Gste our numerous patrons
Iyou wish anything in the Of Hats and CAPS Just give
call, will guarantee that We viii sell goods as
low they be got where this side Of Phaepha,
% 1r 4 = 'Y''' -. .'' g D HARPER son.
1IAVE you Dyspepsia, use TRAXA1'S ELIXIR.
Gaze GU bald headed, use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Do you want good ininlent use FoRsiAs BALM;
EotO the Bridge Corner Drug store.
Do Eant 70 make qpiek good and cheap ose bis
on V - '-''' : 'fa 7''i>.
Have you cough, use the HoARHoUND BALsAM
DO You want
SHOULDER Brace Port bionnnie
Supporter HaIn Of Thousand Flowers
Truss ssss7 Electric on
BAndsgs syrinEe or
-TEs 60 to the Bridge corner Erus Store.
HOliowAy's pills ard ointment
Bakers Cod Liver on
B0erhaye's Holland Bittera
Hoonand's German Ritters
For sale by 4. II. LOGAN Z co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
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MEDICAL.

A. B. aoRTLEY, ESQ, Urea, New York, writes: 81
have used your PHcTORAL myself and in family ever
snce you and believe 1t the best medicine for Its
purpose put With bad cold should sooner pay
twenty-five dollArs than do without IL, take any
other remedy"
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oRoup wnoopTNG COUGH, INFLUENZA.

AMOS LEE Esq., MONTEREY, IA, writes, Sd Of January,
1855: 81 had tedious Influenza which confined me IN
IL tried your PEcroRAL by the advice OF our clergyman
the first relieved the in throat and lungs
iess half the bottle made completely we'll FOUR
medicines the cheapest we'll the best We can buy,
Doctor and your remedies az the poor
mans friend"
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A. A. RAMSEY, II. n, ALBION, MoSRoE COUNTY, Iowa,
writes Sept 1889 Dqrins my practice Of many ysaEs
ing and relief to consumpve patients, or curing such
are durable"
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usuDtices do not despair till you have tried AYgH's
CHERRY PEcroRAL Ii is made by of best medical
chemists In the world and ali round bespeak the
high merits Of its Yfrtues.-f'tilLdetphid Ledger.
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MISCELLANEOUS


q = Sgtl9 AASsI1lst1y lUt U1IS3 AJ!sttIEe
AR. TruNal s regular physician and stands high On
u Wash Co. Pal in his profession and as man. HIS
medicine Is valuable one.
Mr. Robert Mckinley, West Brownsville, Pa AGED 81
sent TO Masontown the fall Of 1851 for bottle or Sacred
Elixir, which performed permanent cure will appear
from tlI' annexed certificate:
This is to certify that for several years afflicted with
Dyspepsia, the prominent symptoms OF which were Obsti-
innate CostiYeness SOurnesS tie Stomach back,
hips and legs spells OF Extreme weakness, ossot nesh,
IRngour Debility and Gnawing at The stomach.
great remedles-went Baltimore consult
eminent phYsicans-spen not less than hundred
dollars but benefited un used Dr. Truxal's
Sacred ELSer, bottle OF which eGectalY
R0EERT MOKISLEY.
West Brownsville, Pa, Sept. "a, 1858.
For sale by n. II. LOGAN & co.
ept25 General Agents, Wheeling, Va.
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We might add volumes OF evidence bu. cOnvluc
Ing proof of the virtues Of this reneyis found In its effects
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22
EAGLE FOUNDRY, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

PHILIP r A HIM
Manufactures STATIONARY ENGINES of any required
power also, PORTABLE ENGINES, with decided prove
any heretofore made from forty horse
with improved Circular Portable Saw Mills attached Of first
second and third class,
Minir, Machinery, Grist and Mill Machinery Forg
also Brass and Iron Castings made oder These En-
gnes warranted 10 cut mnch timber other engine
of similar power.
Mr.. Rahm has hundreds of letters and certificates
merdAtory of his Engines hit will only publish the following
from Charles D. Stewart planter Red River Landing, Ia
for whom he lately put up an Engine:
Red River Landing, 1R. April 4, 1857.
Mr., Rahn: The Saw Mill, with Locomotive Engine from
Ea Foundry Richmond Va has erected and rum ing
weeks This machinery has given the perfect
satisfaction having exceeded all my calculations when ordering
it. satisfied has already than paid for itself in the
lumber has furnished the plantation The whole engine
mill boiler the time it brought from New Orleans
landed of the low Of the fully
six miles from the plantation but with good
and to load it, conveyed the whole 10 the pana
lon in day. and had time This think another
recommendation to mill in country in
rather than the timber the MILL where evidently could be
done easily.
Many uechbors have been to look mill
superior kind
friend who is opening plantation here and
who in treaty with another for mill and engine,
from Immediately him, the sac-
lion the performance OF my mathney. hope this
received and filed This order 1t the greatest
peas mill 10 all who may such
chpeIy and still gratifying you from the OLD DO
mnion, and identified interests and institutions
Yours, respectfully.
CHARLES Il. STEW ART.
Cornuuicao.S addres cd :, the mNnUfctuer Richulond
Va MOSES GREENW GOD, No q CarpuIeet street, New
! Orleans, will lie promptly attended 10. myi9
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John coTrLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE LOUIS.

John COTTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE LOUIS
u lana Bakery, has bought the right Of PATENT LOAF
BREAD. can be had the above establishment.
Patent issued in United States March 1885, secured
in Great Britain November 16 1855; France, December 20
1856 and Belgium, January H. 1856.
The advantages claimed for the following which
fully substantiated by years trial of the bread
The bread uniform in It's quality and much hand
appearance; it Is of whittier color than
bread heretofore made; it is its the yes
Giles being far evenly dsed through the
by the old method No drug whatever contained
in be introduced without injury 1t keeps much
longer without obec-
ouable when II week old handsomely finest
pondcake and without the being tender
the finest French roll 1t farther and diy
dced into families who have before used bakers
The Patent Bread placed competition the Fair
Metropolitan Institute held Washington, D. c.
after having undergone the rigid chemical other
before committee of scientific gentleman with
Smsonia institute received the high pze-a oliver
daoyer all other competitors of viii there many
aJ0,
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MIME DE Goo-rH1s WONDERFUL AsrRoLo-

MIME DE GOO-THIs WONDERFUL. AsTROLO-
VI GIsT still continues on Triton Walk door below the
of Apollo street, New Orleans. Go one 60 ALL and
hear planets read thousands have done and left
office with cheerful heart She still continues show the
likeness Of future husbands wives bring those who
together and speedy marriages will give for
nation Of absent friends lost stolen goods describing the
thief; will select prize numbers in the lottery, gratis
Madae De Goo has received few dozen bottles of the CHI
EESE MIXTURE, Cure for Drunkeness Also. small
lot Of Turkish Magic Love and Lack Powders from CONSTANT
nope prepared by great Turkish Warrior G. L. Gregor-
tuned There will be danger being any old maids
bachelors in New Orleans, if they will give the
call
Don't forget the place. Triton Walk door below the
of Apollo street. DC
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A BITA WATER.-THE WATERS OF THESE GEL.
n Springs for sale in such quantities may be
desired No. So St. Charles street, corner OF Commercial
Alley, by j. DECLOUX. .
The Abtn Waters have found ervceable in ali Cuta
Diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys Dyspepsia
arising high living In all cases Of Diarhea whether
otherwse will afford immediate relief and effect
permanent short time During denton it will be
OF service and be used by the most
agreeable is and sight In proof extract
from Of the numerous certificates on hand: .
New ORLEANS, April Il, 1854.
This certify that in bad of health and
found place myself under the OF DIS Stone
Boyer treated with great by those gentlemen
b Christy Springs and under the hospable root OF
Capt Bossiere the village of Claiborne three miles
from the Springs commenced using the waters freely In
began improve, and found myself entirely
weeks am my way St. Louis where reside, and
would acqn myself Of duty to recommend to the afflicted the
The certificates Doctors Warren Stone
P O. Boyer House Physicians to the Maison de Sante
'no"' 'l' 1'"i' VI -' N'''"''' H. MACsHANE.
certifes Mr. II. Macshane under treatment In
MONTHS Irritable Bladder
eerged urinary secreos from which he suffered
veel him advice in connection with the fhys1
clans of the house. but ne received no maerS benefit
P. c. BOYER House Physician.
Irefer to few of those who have used the Water: .
General J. l.. Lewis, Hon J Il Caldwell,
Col. W. Christy DR.. Wedderhurn,
Talbert Wilson, ESQ.,, DIR. MacCorfnick,
JOS Lowell, ESQ.,, DR.. Porter, etc., etc.
pThe house 1T the Springs will be shortly re-opened under
the direction of a competen, Manager. poss,,.pr
fel3 j. s. BosslERE
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&gbS LORCE K CO., from Europe respectfully inform La
ss of Plants that they import
lug extensive of Shrubs Of variety, com
pIsins Canes OF The finest and newest descrpons Rhode
ons Mpunoias Pennie upwards of 5000 Rose Tees
grated and Migrated Also considerable quantity all kinds
superior Trees, such Pear Apple Ghetry, Pun
new nahlas, Amraiiis, hyacins Tulips, Flower ana
Gard Trees.
Tie whole offered very moderate and guaranteed
forwarded the country without charge
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N B.For SALE II Rose Trees exhibited in Paris in
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