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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

MURDER OF A WHOLE FAMILY IN New
BRUNSWICK On Monday night four per-
sons were murdered at house on the line of
the pew railroad, about ten miles from ST.
John. They were man, bis wife and two
children. Three men committed these dia-
bolical acts, melted thereto, as is believed,
by the prospect of obtaining sum of of mon
ey wkich was in the house, and which did
not amount to enc hundred dollars.
A wRoNGED WoMAN's REPLY.-Receut-
ly man died at tavern In this county that
he had fe1g ffequented, negIecting his fam
lily. The tavern keeper sent his wife word
he was dead, and inquired her will. She re-
Piled "In life he was with you-he gave you
his money and drank your liquor, which un-
doubtedly caused bis death; now leave him
with you to ury.''-.Newburypo,t Herald.
The CHRISTOPHER PLAGUE IN MINNE-
soTA.--The Galena .AdUertiser says two
gentlemen are in that city soliciting subscrip-
tions for the relief of the sufferers by the
Grasshopper Plague, which desolated many
of the settlements in Northern Minnesota
i"'t cunmCi' luey IuPEtSSuI tHat many
families there are in suffering condition,
aud lily prepared to stand tho Winter
They appeal to the charitable for relief.
GT"The pepper Dodge" is the latest re-
fnement of street robberies in New York. A
fellow meets you and throws Cayenne pepper
in your eyes; his confederate comes up, in
quires the cause of your agony; assists you
all in his power; picks your pockets, throws
in fresh handful of pepper, and leaves.
ga SOLDIER BoY."--The little prince
imperial of France, is entered upon the roll
of the French Grenadier Guards, draws pay,
and his name is called at muster, when anS
swer is made for him, "On leave with his
fanily.'
AN EXCESS or IMPORTS. While the mer-
,hants of New York are all well stocked, It
IS said that there are now lying in the Gus
TOM House stores of that city, imported goods
10 the value OK thirty millions of dollars.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SENATE.

SENATE.
The following Senators hold over;
Philadelphia couniy-Hailan Ingram, H.;
R. i. Wright. =. /,
Montgomery couDty--Thcs. T. Knox, l..
Berks-John G. Evans, l..
Bucks-Jonathan Eiy,L.
Northampton and Lehigh-Jos. hanba'h'
Locofoca.
Adams and. Franklin-LGeo. w. Brewer,
Locofoco.
York-Wm. Fl. Welsh, i.
Cumberland and Perry-Henry fetter, il.
Centre, Lycoming, Clinton and Sullivan
Andrew Gregg, R.
Blair, Cambria and Huutlngdon-J,
Cresswell, Jr., L.
Iuzerne, Montour and Columbia-George
z. Steele. /.
Bradford, Susquehauna and Wyoming
G. Reed Myer, R.
TiOga, Potter, M'Kean, Elk, Clearfeld,
Jefferson and Forest--Henry Souther, X.
Mercer, Venango and Warren-G. W.
-Sco6eld, K.
,Erie and. Crawford D. A. Finney, R.
Batter. Beaver aud Lawrence John X.
Harris, r.
Allegheny-William Wilkins, D. and 'E.
d. Gazzam, r.
Armstrong, Indiana and Clarion-Titian
j. Coffey, r.
Schuylkill-C. NJ. Strauh, l..
Total-I.ocofocos l3; Republicans, s,
The following new members were elected
on Tuesday:
1. District, Pbiladelphia-S. j. Randall
L.: Ito fill vacancy;l l. N. Marselis, l..
Ii Dist. Chester and Delaware Thomas
5. Bel, L.
VIII. Dist. Carbon, Monroe, Pike and
Wayne Thomas Craig, jr., l..
XIII Dist. Snyder, Northumberland
Montour and Columbia-Charles r. Buck
alcw, L.
Ky. Dist. Dauphin and LebanOn-Johr
b. Rutherford, R.
XVI. Dist Lancaster-Bartram A
Schaffer, R.; Robert Baldwin, r.
XIX. Dist. Somerset, Bedford and Hunt.
in gdou-Wm. T. Schell. l..
XXII. Dist. Westmoreland and Fayettt
Jacob Turney, i.
| XXIIL Dist. Washington and Greene
Geo. W. Miller. L.
XVI. Dist. Lawrence, Mercer aud We
naugo-Wm. NJ. Francis, r.
| Locofocos marked d. Republicans j." r.
REHABILITATION.
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Great Arrival of
FiLh Ind WINTER GOODS.

JUST received and on hand, the best as
sortment Of BOOTS and SHOES that
could be selected for the citizens Of Bedford
and strangers visiting the place. door south
of dinnick's Confectionery Store, on Juliana
Street
Mems Grained Water-Prnof long legged
Boots, Mems thick sole eastern made
long legged Boots, Mems Kip and Coarse
Heavy Boots, Gents Fine Calf double
sole Boots, Gents Oxford Ties. Geats'
Congress CASTERS, Mems Heavy city made
Brogans, Ladies' Metecco Boots, La6ies'
Goat Heel Boots, %omems' Calf heavy
winter Boots; Misses aud Childrens' Boots
in variety, Boys Boots oF AL kinds, size
aad description.
CAPS, in variety, viii 10 always kept on
hand.
Persons wishing IS purchase good Boots and
Shoes viii please give me cali before buying
elsewhere.
ADAM FERGUSON.
Oct. ., 1857.
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NOTICE.

LETTERS Of administration on the Estsie
Of Mrs. Elizi beth Fickes, late of Union Tc,wn-
ship, decd, having been this day granted 60 the
subscriber, residing in said township NIL per-
sons indebted to said estate arc therefore notiS
fed to make payment Immediately, and these
having claims against the estate. will present
TEN duly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH IMLER.
Adri'r.
Oct. l6, 1857.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Adams-Charles VIII.
Allegheny-DanieL .NegIey, Jas. b..
Backhouse, Nicholas Voeghtiy, J. Heron
Foster, John Nj. Irwin.
Armstrong and Westmoreland- Robert
Warden, gohn K. Calhoun, Matthew
Shields.
BssaaEf6sFFda BssaaEf6sFFd daRSd AID saoTHTcsrsseeffSamueiJ Cast
ner, DAVID Hay, Ind Wing.
Berks-Senjamin Nunnemacher, Amos
Weller, Edmund J.. Smith.
Blair-Robert w. ChIisty.
Bradford-John B. G. Babcock, F. .Nich-
ols.
Bucks-John H Lovett, John Maug.e
Butler-.4ter. W. Crawford Wm. w.
Dodds.
Cambria-Geo. N. Smith.
Carbon and Lehigh- Charles H. VIII
liams, Herman Rupp.
Cenue-Samuel Gilliland.
Chester-MoIton Garrett, John Hodson,
Ebec W Sharp.
Clarion and Forest-W Vim. NJ. ABRAMS.
Gearfeld, Jefferson, M'Kean aud Elk
VIM. 2. Wilcox, Joel Spyker.
Clinton and LycomiEg D. K. Jaokman,
Thomas ". Lloyd.
Columbia, Montour, Wyoming and Salii-
yan--John V. Smith, Peter Ent.
Crawford and Warren-Thomas StrnfherS,
Robert p. Miller
Cumberland and Perry--Hugh Stewart,
Chas c. Brandt.
Dauphin-Wm. c. II. Lawrence, Edward
J. Lauman.
Delaware-Thomas p. Powell.
Erie, Wareham Warner, D. HlMRoD, Ind.
Republican.
Fayette, John Bierer.
Franklin and Fulton, .fler. K. Mcclure.
Jas. Mil.
Greene, VIM. Kincaid.
Huntington, Daniel Houtz.
indiana, Ssha Bruce.
Juniata, Snyder and Union, Thomas
Hayes, Daniel H9tmer.
Lancaster, Emanuel ID. Roafh, Samuel
II. Price, Jonathan III. Roland Joseph D..
Pewnali.
1NSUhuOu, OUf1H OeOISe.
Luzerne, p. G. Gritman, Steuben Jeu-
kins, Satn'l G.. Turner.
Mercer and Vanango, Ws. C. Rose, c. p.
RamsdeH.
Mifflin, Charles Bower.
Monroe and Pike, Lafayette Westbrook.
Montgomery, A. Brewer Longaker, JOSH
ah Hillegas, Geo. Hamel.
Northampton, Joseph Wooding, Maxwell
Goepp.
Northumberland, Joseph q. Rhodes.
Philadelphia City, j. g. Kirkpatrick, C.
M. Donovan, John Ramsey, G. II. Arm
strong.
Philadelphia County, Joseph II. Donnel-
ly, John Fl. Wells, d. r. McClane. Henry
Daalap, John H. Dohnert, Townsend
Yearsley, John NJ. Melloy, John Wharton.
James Donnelly, Oliver Evans, J. H Askin
j. T. Owens, A. Arthur.
Potter aud Tioga, L. P. Willsston, Isaac
Benson.
:, schuy lkill, Charles D. Nipple, Michael
Weaver, t. B. L. Eber.
Susquehanna, Simeon b. Chase.
Washington, John ". .hcDonald. James
Donehoe.
Wayne, Holloway L. Stevens.
York, William ". Wolf, A. Hiestand
ilatz.
Loeofocos in Roman. Republicans Halle.
Independents SMALL CAPS.
l.ocofoeo os 6S. Am. Rep. 80 Independents ..
REoAPIrULATIoN.
Loco. Rep. Ind.
anata 81 II II
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Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned appointed by the
Court Auditor to distribute the funds in
the hands Of the assignee of DIR. W. Il.
Richter (the 'aatter being agaia referred)
will meet all parties interested ar the Court
House on Tuesday, tho 10th of November,
next.
JNO. Fl. FILLER,
Auditor.
Oct. 80, 1851
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BOOTS and SHOES.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.

ALL persons Interested. are hereby notified
that the following named persons have filed their
accounts in the Registers Office Of Bedford
County, aud tn It they will be presented at the
Orphans Court OF said County, ON Friday, the
Goth day of Nov. next, tor Confirmation, where
they may attend if they think proper:
The account of Thomas J. Porter, admir- of
Wn. K. Porter, late of Londonderry township,
decd.
The account OF Daniel B. Tfoutman, Esq,
admir- Of Jacob Albright, late of Londonderry
township, deed.
The account OF Simon Brumeaugh, admir- OF
ship4. aecsde deN' iass - oo's'" = os,-sf s'Ni-
The oecount of ohm Mower, Esq, admir- do
de bonis non ofBr. I. B. Barclay, late of Bed
ford Bordtsh, decd.
The account of Samuel Carn, Esq. guardian
OF Susaana Burket, one Of the minor children .
Abraham Burket, late of Union township.
decd
D. WASHABAUGH, Register.
Registers Office. Oct. 30 1857
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S Sor the Hair--Joekey Club, aud new mown
a hay, pomatums, genuine OK marrow, at Or.
Harry's.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

Mrs. NJ A. Adams, .Miss Watson and
Miss Rush, 3fdo, diploma
Miss Georgie Is. Mower, crystalized
basket OF Grasses, so
s /" and Mss
Julia Reed, needle work, diploma
Miss Mary Gibson, basket, do
" Ewalt, best Knit work, so
s. Rush, Smith, ndSemleFy for knit
work, dipiulnas
g Ewalt, French work, 90
sI. Watson, Miss Rush, "a do diplomas
+" Lysingcr and Mrs. Mann, DO
Mrs. SpIoat, fancy pin cushion, do
Mrs. Schaffer, g Sc s. do
Mrs. Mann, worked slippers, do
Miss Ewalt, needle companion, do
Mrs. Scilaffer, toilet cover, 90
Miss Sallie Barndollar, toilet cover, oO
Mrs. D. +. A1ann, best shirts, %
Miss. blary Mower, I'd best, diploma
Mrs. Washabaugh, for knit shspenders
and mits, DO
Mrs. Wentz, silk embroidery SLIPPERS, 30
Miss Conklin, fancy work, 5o D.
Mrs. Ferguson, hair %
Ms. Joshua Mower, best pants, 50
Miss. Il. Smith, lamp mat, diploma
Miss. George Mower, patch work, DO
Mrs. Talaferro, Mrs. Scatter, Mrs. Cra-
mer Committee.
CABINET WORK AND OTHER MANY
FACTURES.
Isaac Mengel, Jr. best and elegant dis
play of cabinet work, 90
'' best spring seat chairs, 90
{" g best sofa, z 90
Wm. Stahl, I'd largest display of cabi-
net work, / 90
q. Herring, best cooper's waro, 90
John Border, single and double barrel
rifles, 90
Blymire & Hartley, elegant display of
tin ware, 90
A. Herman, do. ] 90
John r. Jordan, best pivot window
shutters, excellently made, 2 90
Jehn j. Luther, secret wooden lock. 80
Biymire & Hartley exhibited an excellent
assortment of stoves, sausage-meat cateers,
aud suffers, knife-cleaners and other House
furnishing goods. But not having been
made in the county, are not entitled to
premium.
j. 6. Minniob, Elias Gump, L. Bingham
Committee.
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LIST Oh ClTSES.
THE wITEHERED HEART,


This is large T2mo. volume, PRICE 500
with fine Tnezzotint engraving, and is one of
the most thrilling tales ever written by tho
aEthor. 1t shows how men may seem to the
world all that is good and noble, and yet be
tyrant in his family, and finally send his wife 10
a mad house.
We pnblish all Mr.. Arthur's new books, also
works of History, Biography, &c. for which We
want Agents in all parts of the United States,
TO whom the largest commission will be paid,
also an extra commission in the way of gifts.
J.w. BRADLEY,
As North Fourth ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
N. B.-Specimen copies sent by mail, free,
on receipt of the price Of book.
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4 Great Arrival of
FALL Ind WINTER GOODS

THE undersigned has just returned from
the Eastern Cities, with a large stock of Fall
and Winter Goods, and is now exhibiting at
CHEAP SIDE.
a general assortment Of new style Fall aud
Winter Goods, comprising Ladies' Dress Goods
in part Croccvella, Satin striped and Plain De
Lains, Barred Cashfheres, Tibet Cloths, Al
pacas, Pc Baize, Calicoes, &c.
For Gentlemen and Boys ~esr, Cloths. Gas
simeres, Cassinetts Vestings, &c
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, Woolen and
Rag Carpets, Floor Oil Cloth, syrup Molasses,
White and Brown Sugars, Green and Black
Teas, Groceries Of all kinds, QueeRsSare,
Tubs Buckets, Breoms, &e; Hartfwate-
&c, and all articles blahkss iii ssss S.anns S
All knds of Pr JdHce taK6n In exchange for
goods.
The undersigned will sell cheap for cash, or
produce. and hopes by fair dealing TO receive
his usual share of patronage.
G. W. RUPP.
Oct. 2, 1857.
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i. lO9,OO5 95,7ss s4.27l l0a.S7s

The vote for Governor compared with
that for President, last year, is as follows
President, 1856. Governor, 1857.
Buchanan, D. 230, 500 Packer, D. 1876, $40
Fremont, r. 147 ,447 Wilmet, R.146, ,147
Fillmore, A. S2,229 Hazleh't, ,A.23 ,l60
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AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
FIRST, Second, Third, Fourth;
For, 122,65S 117,142 114666 lis, POS
Against, 1868 21,412 20,395 1881
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FJELD CROPS.

The Syrup exhibited by the above named
persons, made from the Chinese Sugar Cane,
was very fine, and would vie even with the
syrup of commerce; and hopes are enter
tanned that our farmers will turn their at
teation to this product, as there is every
reason to believe that it will prove highly
remuneratiye.
Saml. Davis, Isaac Mengel, jacob Dun
kle, Committee.
PRESERVES, PICKLES, &c.
Mrs. Washabaugh, largest and best
display, 2 90
Mrs. Minnick, "a do. deemed l 0G
Mrs. Mann, Sd do. nearly | 90
Mrs. J. P Reed, 4th do. equal. l 90
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Total, 460,l7G Total, 363,l97
Decrease in the total vote, 96,979
Decrease in the Dem. vote, 41,610
Decrease in the Rep. vote, 1900
Decrease in the Amer, vote, $4,000
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-06

Total. 18s,S90 14S,147 28,16O
Packer over DoTn, I4,0S3
The total vote for Canal Commissioner
Supreme Judges, ard on the Amendments
to the Constitution, is as follows;
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NOTICE.

Oct. 80, 1857.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-11

This is all owing to his wonderful Discovery
of the true causes of the above Diseases and the
OF curing them to a certainty.
In which there are but Seven Organs de-
ranged, producing Twelve Direct Diseases and hun.
dred combinations of disorders all utterly neurable by
any other person than himself
DR.. Marshall has found by years of Minute
and Scientific investigations why he is the only person
able cure these Twelve Terrible Diseases It is because
he HarmOnlously treats dis asses of the Head, Lungs
Heart Stomach, Liver Bowels, Skin as one Sympathetic
whole, in which all less diseased some much
more than others, but STILL ell affected.
While DR.. Marshall is doctoring the most
diseased of these SsOs he does not neglect the least af
fected but treats ALL each according to its degree of dis
ease, hence the secret of his most marvellous cures
THIS HARMONIOUS TREATMENT
does not consist of Hobby, One idea paliaton but
conveys Medicines, Inhalation, Absorption stomachic
sanguneous and Chephac treatment directly to the dis
eased Organs, by the Mdest Surest and most natural
channels which God in His Infinite Goodness has given
for the benefit of thinking man.
By his classification of the Sepe,a Causes,
Pat ents are in no whatever, put the uble Of
travelling with its expense and risks oIuec to see the
doctor.
Remember, DR.. G. Howard Marshall treats
only the above Twelve Diseases and sends the medicines
Tor one month, with Inhaler and full directions to all or
ders containing &c. and to the questions at the
end Of this Circular.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-11
Spring OvercOats,
and Fine Business Coats,

Among which will be found veryEattractive gar.
ments.
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Continues under the charge Of Mr. sTEyENsoN who IL
Is needless to add has superior in his profession and
pains will be spared to render this Department salts
factory in the highest degree 1t now contains fine se-
lection Of
VestinEs, Pant Stufrs, and COntTngs,
To which all the and desirable styles will be added
as fast as they appear In market.
Trusting by the greai amount variety, and superiority
Of our stock, moderate prices and unremed application
to business to merit and receive continuance OF the lib
era 7sronage which has for years been bestowed upon
this establishment we beg leave respectfully TO invite
AL purchasers OF Clothing examine stock before
making their selections.
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The best Bargains ever hoard d. !.

AH0 DVsV DatBaIns ever hbard Of, at
W A x M A N s HAMS
CHEAP EMBROIDERY STORE,
No. 1l2 Main Street.
Opposite Waldo Block. where they have lust received
rom the last importatiuns, magnificent assortment Of
he newest and choicest Embroideries, Laces, rmmipas
and Fancy Goods, which have been purchased at an n,
mence discount and sacrifice and must be sold
Our Goods consist OF an extraordinary and elegant
lot oil the finest French Coare Sleeves and Bands Also
real Thread Maltese Gimpure and Valencia Laces, in
white and black, and large lot of Dress Trimminss
which we are going to sell at cost ParasoIs and MAN.
alias, OF the latest styles, very cheap Best Paris
Ald eioves' good assortment. Hosiery, and Llsle
Unread Gloves, and thousand other articles too nu
Gus to mention. WAyMAN \ y 4 nc NN~'e1
my1S dtf 112 Main street, opposite Waldo Block.
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Low EST PRICES!

Our Stock of FURNISHING GOODS, will also be
found complete, in all its
Endless Variety!
And We feel assured that by continued attention to the
wants of each and all our customers, we shall merit
share OF public patronage heretofore literally bestow-
ed,
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National Independence, July 4th.
sANDERsoN & LANERGAN,
PyrOtechniss to city of Boston, Having designed and
made the
PREMIUM FIRE WORKS

made the
PREMIUM FIRE WORKS
For which GOLD MEDAL was awarded by the Mass
Charitable Mechanic Association for their superior br1
lancy and effect all ohers-and that the CITY of
Boston has awarded their contracts Of Fire Works for the
most of the large cities and towns throughout New Eng
land uccessfuHy-is sufficient guarantee that our
Fire Works are of a superior quality
We obtainsd, by purchase, exclusive right to ALL
THE EXHIBITION BUSINESS of New England for a
number Of past and have studied the taste Of the
great public for TWELVE YEARS. We now feel perfect
confidence in offering large assortment Of Sale and
Exhibition works, to COMMITTEES and individuals By not
taking the contract to supply the City of Boston the pres
entseason,we enabled to give PARTICULAR and
UNDIVIDED ATTENTION to the exhibitions for cities
and towns in New England
We have the pleasure of introducing this season our
Mammoth Etal Trlpple.Reporling Artillery Shells and
Bouquets,
She largest eUer fired. Also, original Comic Figures
and Prouettes. Also,
KHne's Arctic Signal Fires,
Burning 10 minutes and changing colors. Also Fancful
Pieces, never before introduced.
% great variety of Fire Works, made expressly for
Ladies' Use. N
We offer at wholesale and retail all the variety of
large small Works known in the Pyrotecbnical art
Eau warranted superior quality among them are 4OOO
boxes Gold Chop Pistol Crackers 700 gros Meteor Rock
cts, all szes rs Slow Match large size; 100 gross
Flower Pots and Bouquets 100000 Torpedes best uaI
ty; 100000 Pulling Crackers hest quality; 10 gross
Port Fires for Artillery use 1900 gross Roman Candles
all sizes; 1900 Bengal Lights all sizes; 400 gross
American Flags; 900 gross Blue Lights; Bee Hives and
Mines; Transparent Lanterns; Small Yankee Doodles;
Suns and Magic Fires; Triangle and Torbions; Floral
Shells Table Rockets and Pigeons cages and stars
&c. &o 900 gross Reporting Serpents 5000 Grasshop.
peIs aud Fire Bugs; 10000 Pin Wheels all Sizes Wheels
all Sizes and Garden Pieces Sir John Franklin Balloons
all Sizes Examinations and Sans Fin; Double Headers
and Chinese Fro Works; Small Pirouettes and Surprise
u Being the first to introduce the original discerning
OF Fire Works into the United state the Oldest Prac
teal Pyrotechnsts in New England and by far the most
extensve manufacturers at the present time we invite
committees and individuals wishing large or small exhir
6ons Of Fire Works. to visit the Sale Depot O.
Laoratores, and slow opportunity to show our
works aud prices which feel assured will prove most
satisfactory.
Sale Warehouse Is and II Kiby street. Boston.
Etna laboratories East Cambridge and So Reading Mass
sANDERsoN Il LANERGAN.
To1ders addressed to
HOLDEN, CUTTER, & CO.
JED deodtJy4 Is and II Kilby ST. boston
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VIM. o. SWEET & CO.,
CREAM TARTAR,

-, ..,, SALER ATUS
ana other goods in this branch of trade. Also choice
brands OF TOBACCO, all of which are selling low by
BASSETT & STAPLES,
Je8 dist Foster ST.. op. B. s ". Passenger Dennt
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EUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. lincoln House Block.
APPS Off
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a.. -----l =,
great cienuhc Medical Discovery and is daily work
Ing cures almost too great to believe 1t cures as if nv
magic, eUen the FIRST dose giUtng benefit and seldom
more than one bottle is required to cure any kind Of
ntoer complaint from the worst Jaundioe Dyspepsia
70 common headache, all of which are the result of
DisenseH Lirlr ~ " .
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LUTHER's CLoTRING HOUSE.

The Style of Goods. Excellent Workmanship, and
Superior Fit of all Garments, as well as
the astonishing
l. o w = r O Il S
at which we sell them makes it an object for every
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-11

Consisting Of all the Leading popular styles Of the sea.
BON, together with full stock adapted to hard service
Especial attention is invited to assortment of
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ALL WHO ARE NOW ABOUT
PURCHASING WILL FIND IT MUCH TO THEIR
Advantage 10 Examine
LARGEST AND MOST EXCELLENT STOCK

SPRING AND SUMMER
C Il 0 = II NJ G.
Ever exhibited in this City.