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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-02
sIAKs, sEGMs. sELKs.

SAAEAS, SE&EGS, SILKS.
New Silks, for SO cents.
g 62t cents.
g " rs ceuts
All our rich and high cost Silks at great bargains.
BLACK SILKS
l6 Pieces English Grown Black Silks, only SI,O0.
10 BishOf's Oil Boiled Silks, only 81 90,
10 q g F." g extra heavy. 81 1911
IL g Government d'Amerique Silks, only sI25.
Gro Brilliant Silks very rich, only 81 so.
20 Black Silks of other makes, as low as 62t cts.
The above is sample of the many bargains to be
found at our store.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-02

We with to call especial attention to the above very So
Verior Linens. Warranted to +" outwear the Coltonn-
Manufactured and Grass Beached to order for u.s. not
sold by any other party in Worcester single tial will
convince any that these Lnsns are oil they arc recon-
mended to be oHAMBERLIN, BARNARD co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-02

DAILY PAPER-Five dollars per year $3.50 for si1
months; rs for three months 10 cents per week. single
-opes two cents each. ksH paid strictlyin advance,
deduction Of 81 year will be made and propoFtionate
'e1ucton If paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
~ and so cents for three months. II paid strictly in
ndgance, s1,75 cts year; single copies cent? each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-02

W II II L n e Ms
Gases White Linens slightly damaged, worth 62i
cents only 3s cents Shirt Fronts, o. IL 20, and rs
cents. Best G1ored Cambrics 81 cents. Best English
Becia 10 cents, Best Sarsenet Cambria, 10 cents 100
Comforters, worth $500, for $3.50. 2gO GENTS
sHAWLS, large size, all Wool, only 4,50 $4,000 worth
Of MUSLIN, EDGlNGs, and INsERTINes, at your
own prices.
NIB. Customers should not fail to give us an early
call as determined to close out entire Stock
VIM. LOCKE, 81 CO.,
Nos. s n Lincoln Honse Block, Main 81. apposita
nnnhnn and WnrceaIar nnnnA
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"A. $1,000 FARM FoR SALE,

g3,i; Containing ITO Acres Of Moving, riIlage Pas
kal ture and Woad Land, with commodious Building
well watered and pleasantly situated, miles from Holden
Center on the county road leading from Worcester to Rut
land Said farm Is under good state Of cultivation and
so laid as to be easily worked and worthy the attention
of those in want Of good farm. For information refer
to LEE sPRAGUE, Esq, of Worcester IRA BROAD, Of
Holden, or the subscriber, on the premises
Holden Dec 2d, 1856. CHARLES sPRAGuE
as d&wi
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.rnyy ANDvALUARLE INvENTIoN

NJEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION,
l4-WM b. GUY, Patentee for LINING PIPES
NTH GLASS desideratum long needed, as the oxda-
ton Of iron lead produced by the action Of water on
metallic pipes renders the water very injurious and I'M
healthy. Also inventor Of Glass Strainer for the bottom
Of Wells and Springs, which cannot fail to into gem
eral Also several patterns Of Pumps which will
put up to order. Call and examine, at % Sudbury
street Boston WY % ..
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ruNHR oLDNsT EsTA RI.IsHRn REAL

TEyHE OLDE EST ESTARLISHED REAL
n ESTATE OFFICE in the County Of WORCESTER
IARKIN SMITH, 236 Main STREET.-THE those who desie
a HOUSE in this beautiful and growing city, he offers
unusual Undue ments for time and credit To those who
contemplate buiding-he has assortment Of Lots uu
Gurpass but by few 10 the city OF Worcester. He has
splendid Tote near the Female College, an Institu.
ton destined to be of The first in the State To those
who desire to exchange cous property for city, he of
fers bargains, and to all gho desire trade buy
sal Real Estate, he cordially extends an invitation TO
give him cali and he will be happy TO show them free
Of charge his are assortm mt d&wH dI8
-. 4 CHANCE. The subscriber win sell his
E,;; lsee, consisting Of nearly House, Barn,
kl I'd acres 81 land, with great variety of fruit
Its siu Aed Plantation Street, the Bioomfngdae
road u tls.2 from the City Hall. Apply the premi-
aes. any day alter 2 p. 81. FRANCIS @. MISNER.
iVlT de0d&wtf
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MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY
Dr0 OooDs.
yHNHE GREAT CLEARING OUT
S A L f
ID "a Z q 90 EDs!
AT CHARLES A. UPTON'S
COmmences Tl,nrsday, Jan. s,Is57.

Commences Thursday, Jan. 8, 1851,
And will be continued 20 days unless earlier disposed Of
We are determined to make this the greatest sale OF the
season. Every article in store is marked such prices
must give satisfaction, and insure its Immediate sale
Those about investing money in Dry Goods will find it
very much for their interest to give carly call We
would invite attention to list Of prices fol few of the
gains.
80 Large size Bay State shawls worth $500 for $1,000
20 Square Shawls, largest size worth T5 for l75.
20 ps best German Thlbet worth 25, for 9Oc.
Is ps. extra A Thibet, worth l so, for TO-
20 ps. Lyonese, I Wide, worth &c, for Soc.
10 ps Common Lyonese, worth 32c, for 25c.
1000 yds. best DeLaines worth 25c, for lie.
600 yds, Common DeLanes, for loo.
5000 yds superior English PTintsche &c., for I0c
700 Jds. Plaids, best goods, worth SIC, for 45.
Swiss Blankets, worth 8 10 for 2, IS.
Extra quality Blankets, worth $50, for 4,75
Is Cloaks, usual price 11,00, foI 700
1909, for 10, so.
'' 4" $500, for 400.
lot, cheaper grade at about half price
lot Cashmere Hose worth Soc for 25c.
Ladies' Broad Cloth. for 90 perry ara
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS, in great variety from
50c, up together with great variety OF other goods
equally cheap.
Pease remember that the best place for bargains at
CHARLES A. UPrON'e, Flagg's Block.
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MACKENZIE & PRATT, Propriotors.

Ladies, owing the great importation Of Goods the
past season, and consequent providing of the mar
kets, the scarcity Of money &c. &C. we have been en-
abled for cash to buy OF the greatest bargains
in Fancy Dry Goods ever seen in Worces err We have
been engaged for the last days marking the new
and re ticketng and marking the OLD in the much
ADMIRED Red Figures" which last season acted as a
Tasmana brought the ladies in erowd DIS to the Branch
This time however, have even outdoDe ourselves
The way we have used the Red Pencil,
Is A TION,
and no mistake we intend going the whole hog this
time, no half measures with No matter what may be
the
SACRIFICE,
the goods and shall be sold All our old marks re-
main on the goods, and the Re-" price is marked on
white tickets in large legible fgues
RED AS BLOOD.
Now is the time to buy
HO LLDAY GIFTS,
at low prices. We guaraI tee to please all who may call
and send you away with smiling faces full pockets and
large parcels Christmas is coming and so is New Year
and what delightful and pleasing to friends than
to get small presenS such Collar, pair of Sleeves,
Embroidered Sets, such thing; and pray where
can you buy those things cheap as at the Branch
LOOK WELL TO TT,
and secure bargain which will astonis yet please you
We expect perfect
RUSH AT THE BRANCH
this next week. and If low prices will do it, it shall be
done. We hope that every m an woman and child will
will give call and prove the truth Of assertions
This ia humbug sale, remember, but bona de sale.
0ur Coll gFsp Opr mt rnln
All our Sleeves rs per cent reduced.
All our FOuncings 25 per cent. reduced
I'll our Irsertings rs per cent reduced.
Ali our Black Silk Wells,
Infants Waists,
Black Laces,
Kid Chores, Black Velvet Ribbons.
Linen Handk'fs,
Irish Lnners,
Brilliants,
Muslins,
Wooden Goods,
Sets. Gloves,
Head Dresses
Flowers,
oooIed Bordered Hsndk'fs
Silk Bandk'h,
VelTets,
Lsces, and
we have said, are the
RED FIG Ee ES,
and happy are they who come early and secure per-
feet bargain. Don't all come at once but come quickly
SALE COMMENCES THIS DAP.
HURRAH FOR RED FIGURES,
AT TIE
NEW YORK BRANCH,
06 Main ssroer, wOrcester.
-. MAOKENzIE d PRATT.
d25 df
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Price Two cents
Gro. kerp, 81
o. NO CHANGE IN TIE ~
CsSOCE[ERY BUSINESS!!
STILL $4,000 WORTH
CROCKERY, GLASS & CHINA WARE,
PAPER HANGINGS, so.
To be sold as soon as possible

Contemplated changes" are spoken Of by my neigh
bors as things to be wondered at but it is within the
memory OF man that several changes made az
the same place, yet the foundation Of the Heart Of
the Commonwealth " has thus far stood uhshaken.
They speak Of Great Discounts to be made on ell
their Goods including JAMES EDWARDS SONS
stone Ware, which they specify the best in the
ket.
beg leave to TO the public that have on
hand both Tea ana dinner Ware Of EDWARDS, which
would be glad sell at 10 per discount before
after the oath of January next.
have now On hBnd large assortment OF
JOHN ALCOCK'S GOODS,
which consider far superior to EDwARDs and as have
ooh kinds on hand, would like at any time 10 show the
difference between them to any who will favor me
Win call AS Mr.. ALcooK has one price, and warrants
discounts that can Edwads. Upon examinationI
think any one will say that Acocks the cheapest ct the
LIST PRIC e s.
have on hand as usual a large assortment ac
TABLE CUTLERY,
Britannia Ware Silver Plated Tea Sets Knives Forks
spoons, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Tin Toilet Ware &c.
which shall sell at prices can be bought In,
thts city.
PANNEL AND DECORATIVE
P a P Err H "A N G N G $ !,
have just received large lot Of New Patterns OF
PANNEL and DECORATIVE PAPER HANGINGg,
suitable for Parlors, Halls, Dining Rooms, &C. Having
made arrangements with an experienced hand to hang
the above, safely warrant entire satisfaction All
make room for my Spring Stock t . Eten
J. p. HALE,
DIS dGw4w 1s1 Main street. worcester, Mass
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WORCESTER SCHOOL OF DESIGN
AND -
sfcN(JeaasN Of Fine aArtS.


This institution Is established for the purpose OF afford
Ing thorough instruction in every department ofart Wor
ceser though rich in educational privileges has other
school for this object Citizens interested In the Of
education have exerted theirnuence that such Acad
envy might be located In the city Of which they Justly
proud Glasses will be formed for children and YOUTH
who will be taught 10 draw from the object ITSELF also to
desgni beginning with the most simple clements The
chief aim will be to teach pupils to think and act for them
selves to be original rather than copy the faults others
The constant novelty 10 designing Is gratifying to the ac
tive mini OF childhood, while the power thus acquired
satisfies the demands Of intellect ia It's deeper deveope
ments. Students more advanced, who are making the
study Of art proesson viii receive instruction in every
style OF drawing and painting, including sketchng, and
painting from Nature. and from Life.
Facilities will be afforded to pupils who desire 10 pur
sue the study Of Modern Languages and Music in con
nectlon with Painting.
Miss NJ. IM0GINE ROBINSON, the Principal Of this
Academy invites The friends Of Education and lovers Of
Art 70 visit her rooms, which will be opened Dec. Iat,
mt 257 Main Street. DIFF mis-
OYSTERS. Oysters down again 10
EM (alS1 per Gallon. or rs oents per quart. Gall
%.AAaaH AZ the Worcester Fish AMI Oyster Market,
~ No. 10 Mechanic tFeet ana beBupplied.
Uchd ~ A. w. enARa
a GROSS WIsTAR'S BAL8AM on WILD
\ CHERRY, for sale By GEO. B. sPURk. r.iI..
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Monumental Daguerreotype Cases.

HMPORTAN TO DAGUER REOTYP -
4 lists, MARBLE DEALERS AND OTHERS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-02

49, DESIRABLE DIV ELLING HOUSE
h.ii FOR SALE-The subscriber being about to leave
ELL Worcester, offers for sale the Dwelling House he now
occupies, situated Charlton street, few rods from
Main street. 1t als rooms and is conveniently
arranged for two tenemeut if desired. The location 10
of the most healthy and pleasant in the city and will
be sold low and on easy terms, il applied for soon.
For further particulars inquire the premises. No 10
Charlton street. J. L. WATERS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-02
THE WORCF&TER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLIoATToE.

Printed and Published by JOIN MILTON EARLE, d
rasMAs Drew at No 90 Main Street Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-02
RED AS BLOOD.


at low prices We guarar tee TO please all who may call
and send you away with smiling faces full pockets and
large parcels Christmas is coming and so is New Year
to get small present such as Collar pair Of Sleeves
Embroidered Sets such thing; and pray where
can you buy those things cheap at the Branch.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-02

This excellent compound is agreeable to the taste and
very Elective IN It's opertton pcs casng many advan-
Ages over, and being complete substitute for an pills of
AcAthartic nnurc, II contains neither mercury nloes
oge oolocynih, fcamony, castor OIL or other drastic
les. II 10 purely vegetable, and good for The blood
~s LOW PRICE AND PECULIAR MERIT must
I demand for Il in every family, aud constitute IL
oily staple. WIN ais
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-02
PRINTS. PRINTS

Cases Prinst, Ct cents.
Merrimack, Cocheco and Pacific Prints, 10 cts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-02
Rcal estate.

- REAL ESTATE FOX SALE.-The
subscriber offers for sale his House. with which
Azis connected Barn, Wood-house, Carriage house,
with wen Of water and aqueduct leading to the
barn yard wit about of good land containing
rs young Fruit Trees Of various kinds of fruit such
Apple Pear, Peach, Plum Cherry, Ounce, &c. all in
good bearing condition, Situated about of mile
from the pleasant village of East Douglass the main
ad to Worcester The buildings all in good eoudi-
tpn. The house is large for family, (beiug 26 by
oI two families, and will be old very cheap disposed of
Immediately. For further particulars inquire of
Worcester, Jan. II, 1857. BRIGHAM BALLOON.
.
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HBATENT STEEL Syringe
FOR SKIRTS.
HOUSEWIVES FRoNTINo LINRN.

THE article that every Lady should buy For sale a
CHAMRERLIN. BARNARD a CO.'S.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-02
NO NOR Pill S !.

DR.. WIN. HAYDEN's PAINLESS FLUID
cATHARTIO and Acknowledgment only 90
cents a Box.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-02

r EBRU ARY I, 1881.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-08

STILL IN a DLEdMA.-We sympathiz =
!, measure with the Sage of Wheatlaud.
whether be really has many friends to re-
,,,i CT enemies to punish we know not,
:, one thing is certain--the number of of
.,.-..ekers still dogging his footsteps is a
ming. Their name Is legion.-They arc
/, numerous. pesiiferous, and offensive to
...sat society as the frogs and lice of L,
,,,t Iuleed it such pother, eIatter, brow
s..ias, caucussing, jabbering. iog-rolling.
.,,ins, swearing, praying, whining, beg
n, aad wrangiing, emahatiug from high
>, and low. rich men and poor, suots, pie
,-s. temperance men and runlsuclcrs,
he upper crust" as well as the fag ends,
i, tag and bob tail of society, aud terui-
l..iss as this does, in an uuearihly yell for
l,ss ard power which fairly makes the well
rus. Ii such state of things is ne
,..;.rily the Grsf salute Of a newly inaugu-
,.,.I President, then the position Of boot
s.,i Is, in every respect, more enviable.
rlsa would not sickeu with disgust in alike
..::la2ai!-- Baltimore Clipper.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-08
KANSAS OFFICERS.

ra.ory, who headed the party that mob
A. ..ayenworth last Summer, and who, it
iii, murdered lr. Philips, Of Leayea-
r-a, has JUS, got tan appointment in the
bel Office. Mayor Mu-phy, the Border
aasn leader Of beavenwovIb, has been ap-
s;.l Indian Agent in Clarke's place. j.
Aqdetson, the Border Rufian prosecutor
altazas legislator, who resides ut Lexi-g g
., No, has got an appointment. Chris
lbs, the bogus Councilman, Pro Slavery,
sheen appointed Postmaster Of Lawrence,
Ar. Babceck, Free State National
..la;ral removed. Whitfield aud Woodseo,
who are and always kaYs teen among
NOS; Ji';oT prosecutors ofthe FreeSta,e
~, are appointed to positions in The Land
&c. iif, Walker, we're be an angel Of
li'y aal riodel OF justice, ,couii iiud 20
j. 'lT either qualities in the la1d whittier
goes, Is he not to euforec the laws Of
eigeus legislature! The frauds now beng
lsne el in coaueetiou with taking the
ISL, lie appointment OF such nlen as the
5e 10 enfogce them, the lying up Of tie
4ts OF the only o.iieer gho may have tue
,2a,j,ioa TO Do right, sacb is the first step
President 3achanan's Administration in
alton TO kaasas, Such IS the answer 10
o.e whose ears were ;ickied witb Buck aid
-eS, ani Free Kansas.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-08

PASsHoRE WILLIAMSON CAsz.-Ths ao-
ea'ar damaacs brought against Judge John
/. &aue in the court Of Common Pleas OF
.siaTaro cogaty, was some time since ar
.ie! upou demurrer. t. the declaration
.iallng damages Jadge Kane pnt in FIVE
aeeinl pleas, setting forth his ofice, the
.acecdiDes which occurred, and justifying
entire condact. The plaintiff replied &c
-.dria TO these pleas that the defendant had
'aelit5ed tho acts Of bis owu will, and
ts'A.ut cause.
l4v Jadge's counsel denurrei especially to
rcppiicaiion three pleas, ana joined issue
rFo of them. The argument oa demurrer
q aeld in Deceinber. On Saturday Judge
'.ues gave notice that he decided against
aIgc Kane, 50 that the replication stands,
i tue ease will 60 on trial on the general
7sa, aad viii be tried some time during the
E,senr GUNNER.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-08
MADAME FREYTET,S
LAGLISH Ind FRENCH
SEEGTN ARY,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Bedford, Pa.

The ol jet of this Institution is 10 instruct
young Ladies' 10 alt the branches of thorough
English education, aud a; the same time -
French language, the knowledge Of which is so
essential to q finished education. The succe $
which the method adopted has met with. tss-
titles the assertion that Pupils OF moderate ca
pacity may in short time master difiic mites
which with other systems appear iRsurmoania-
BILE. Mons. and Madame Freytet are both en-
gagged in the Tuition, and every effort made fsF
the advancement OF the Pupils.
The course of studies comprises Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
History, Composition, Natural ann Moral Sci
ence, Astronomy, the use OF Geographical ai..
Astronomical Maps, Chronology.
Piano-Harp. and vocal Musie-Drawing,
and every style of Painting Italian Language,
Spanish Language. Mons, Freytet viii give
French or Spanish Lessons in classes, or indi-
vidually, as may be desired, either at tho resi-
dencc of the Pupils or AZ the Seminary.
TERMS PER SESSION OF II WEEKS.
Tuition for all the English and French Studies,
SIS %
ausic-Psno. siOi-Harp. sl2; Vocal Music,
$40.
Drawing, S6i Painting, So; Italian or Spanish
Language, S6.
Terms for French Language in Mons.
Freytef's Class-f.,f course .: q Lessons,
in classes not exceeding 6 ia number, : 6 90
Individual private Lessons, 10 90
May |, lS59.-b
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-08

GID oPlSio; oS SLAVERY In the
1er;e # an article, the Tribune quotes
A-ricE Henry Who ,srete'' Would auy one
s..e7s that ltn iuaster OF slaves Of uv own
s-'aasel aG drawn along by the iucon.
saicace Of living here without them. | will
ai--l cannot justify it. | believe tune
.l come when an opportunity Will be offer
4 TO abolish tLi, l4nlenfahle evil Every
|-.ag We can DO is 10 Improve il if it hap
..gs in our dsy: ard ii nol let us transmit
aar descendents, together with our sla res,
3gi'y for their unhappy lot and an aShor-
.1ce of slavery Il eau only say" wrote
!" there Is upi a nian living who
,sAcs more sincer4ly than 90 10 see
al adopted for the abolition Of it, Ii. e. .,sla
.sry.i but here is only one proper and effec-
.ul node by which il eau be accomplished,
sli that is ~ legislative authority. aud this
s!4r as mF suffrage will go, shall never he
f.aflns." II the earlier aud better days OF
|ei-r>aB, before reactionul ambition had
.r0,."i him, il was his great and leading a.
.rltnn 10 sc: on foot laul in this Mi'iison
nPaIA;1.d a,,i cooperatei with himl some
acl legislative measure uf emancipation as
ar taa: Tor which Washington, in the letter
.h"y1 quoted, pledged Lis Influence and kis
.s'e.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-08

:cording to Judge Taney's decision in the
BED Scott case, naturaiized foreigners, aud
e descendants of foreigners natural zed
nee the formation Of The Constitution. are
l": citizens, aud l.a1e not Tho rights of
S'.zeas of the United States. That aged
.adici=. fuuctionary says:
"eFery person. and every class aud de-
''ip;ion Of persons at the tine Of the adop-
Ton ct Tie Constitution. regarded as citizens
Q The seperui STATES. 5ecane Cifi7eas Of
lis aer paiitieai holy, AND NONE OTHER
z sas jtrna''4 for fh.n ard ttsi, postsrity =
IL tie naturalization laws we're not passed
'a;i after the adoption Of the Constitution,
his doctrine would, il folloSel out, disfran-
'@lse not oaly all natura lizei foreigners brt
'as'r native born posterity. This is infinitely
a'r9er thaa Know Nothingisn. Yet it has
'14 sanction of the Democratic party.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-08

There is an article selling throughout the
country that has attained the widest celebrity
every known as a remedy for Liver Complaints
We have referen ce to DR.. Sanford's Invigora-
tor, or Liver Remedy, that has pei formed cures
almost too great to believe, were it not for the
undoubted evidence that accompany the testi-
monials. It is, in truth, the greatest remedy
known for Dyspepsia, Jaundice, or a general
debility that often battles the skill Of our
most eminent physicians.
DR.. Sanford has been for long time one Of
the eminent physicians of New York, and it is
said, most OF his cases were treated with the
Inyigorator with such invariable success that
he has been induced TO Offer it as a family me-
dicine, and let the world have the benefit of his
discovery. II those who are troubled with de :
biiity, headache, languor, or slow, lingering
fever viii try bottle, we think they might
save physicians bills, and dajs perhaps years
of suffering.
For sale by DR.. B. F. Harry, Bedford, Pa.
May /, IS37.-I.
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kEH SPRING
AND
SUMMER GOODS.

The Undersigned having just returned from
the Eastern cities are now receiving large
supply of SPRING .3ND SUMNER GOODS.
consisting in part of
Black and Fancy Silks. Chaliies, Lawns. Bril-
liant. plain and figured d-laines, poplius, ca
licoes, ginghams, ribbons, bonnets. hosiery.
haadserchieis, eolors, 4c.; Mems and BOYS
fancy, plain and black cAsSimeres. c:uths,
lineiS, and large assortment OF Mems and
Bays Summer Wear; boots, shoes, hats sc ::
drills, ticSmgs, muslins, fl lnnels, single and
double carpet chain. all coloFs; Groceries.
syrup, moiasses, white and brown sugars,
greHn and black teas, tobacco; Qaeenswlre;
Glassware: Buckets. Dye Stufs, &c
All Of which will be sud cheap 70 cash
or approved produce; AMI to good and puuc-
taal CUSTOMERS credit of six months viii he
given Thankful for past flyors they ho pe by
fair dealing to receive liberal share Of the
public patronage.
j. 4 J. N. SHOEMAKER.
Bedford, April y, 1857.