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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-30
Toe TOR C. A. HILL,
No. Dorrance Street.. Providence, r. I.
DR.. HIPS Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

For tine use of Single or Married Females
1ey be Justly ranked as the most sue
cessEJi ana Invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar TO the FeHole ser.
now before the public. DIR. Hill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
loGg ana varied practice of Twenty
years and upwards, mas made the
G2S@ Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the c0nstruc
TEN, his particular subject of attention
and study, IN which department Of his
practice il has been his aim to bring to
thorough test and issue the different
Botanic and Indian Agents o. the
Ii terra MediCa, with the view Of pro
ducing a Convenient, safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases of Irregularities
SuppressIons ana Distinctions, and theil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-30

FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Worcester at 1890 .. m, connects at Norwich with
Train Tor sew LONDON. NEW HAVEN, and NEW
FORK, arriving in New York by the Shore Tine EEprGsi
st7.35 p P. St. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Supt's 0dice Nor. Il Wor Railroad
Norwich, Feb, |, 1855.
. Tickets for sale ct the Ticket Ofice. Worcestar
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pENSICNS, BOUNTY MONEY, sc.
Particular attention given to the Election of PEN
Bions, Bounty Money, &c, by HENRY 3. RICE, Coun-
sellor at aT, No. Brnley Hall, Worcester.
jy9 d3m
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Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder, and In
fammation of the Kidneys

For these diseases indeed sovereign remedy and
tou mncn cannot be said in praise. snglc dose has
been known to relieve the most urgent mptOms. lhY
IT.
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by Mr.. ssrlr-ro Incorporate tbs ehp~risnlS Asso.
CATION
BY Mr I.x,sr-To extend the privileges o. stsml..
nrcmen
by Mr Kons-To regulate ti,s staten Island ferries.
~ .fLfss-lo esct tho CITY Inspector OF Nes YORK
by the people.
by Mr.. Ksmos-To remove tho capital Of tho stats
70 the geographical centre o. the state.
YolA.
TO give the Board Of Councilman Of New York equal
powers with che fsoard OF Aldermen
BY Nr. SnsK~oop-Ih- rullney ESTATE bil
~ Mr MlisAs-lhe susquehsnna Railroad AID bill
Mr. DIAN onorod resolutions Conforming tho arbitrary
arrests by tho sovernnent and creating comm
investigate mt tho facts OF such arrests.
Mr.. GuIssrx introdro similar resolutions
Mr. DkPr~ introduced concurrent resolution - pro-
coed % the election OF United States Iua,-
day next.
convention o. al tho states faeisis The return IL
the seeding States 10 thoir allegiance suA the view
attaining Al early peace
M tx, supok called up the fcsol,i on us,ruc,us In.
Comptroller to pay tho members AM olncsra Of the
semb'y In gold or ns equivalent
Mr. DIAN moved Ia add .that all Isborcrs and Inschs
MICS be raid III gold"
Mr.. RxDp,scros charged tina, tho resolution Wa sa
attempt 10 dscreds and deprecaic The csrroncy the
country and tho policy u thu general government
Mr.. MuRrY SAID that member Of the Asscmb ly he
wanted his paymcn, lawful money Of the tinted state
The sw gave him three dollars day Il ne received
these government "grsenbacks when no vent out "
pass them no found that they we're only worth any
cents the dollar Who deprecasd the currency Tie
general government 60 80 the banks to-day and sou
viii aud that ,ner bes. funds are over thirty
discount
Mr.. HUTCHINSON said that il was offence against the
government sssa ils currency by demanding pay
IN gold Tho I0mptrUllor VI tho slate should b. i'm
cAced Tor paying the Interest Tho state debt In
Mr. CossgI thought that II IN indirect attempt on
the part u the members " obtain Increased pay
After further debate. Mcssrs ArpKKws, DAVIS and Cot.
NELL opposing tho resolution tho previous question
ordered and the resolution lost.
while the vots was being takon, Mr.. svrnors read a
lsttor from tho Comptroller addressed FISHER
which In ~ follows
DBAR SiR-Your note IN at this moment received. No
resolution Of the Assembly IL possible
members In specie.
There specie and II he procured
without buying ~ the market premium Of ATTY
Specie cannot be purchased unless the Legislature
Yous Truly l.. ROBTN9ON
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ossyGU AGsIs-r clfIcor
Mr. tiwI~, ~ New York 10 pursuance ~ agTestiae u
privilege the proposed investigation the Charge
corruption sgsirst IA. speaker elect w oaboop TO
the soor and rsi that u had his snoflcdgs that
the republican members ~ thir House held Last
nisht and agreed 10 smother this investigated ~ limit
sci cynnue ~ the persons charged With offence
he republican msmbcrs Tfopoeed g. require specific
charge and 20 coutns the s,0a ~ that snf limit
u W ~. pessnt s~sD. They dared nut 10 Tbs fsos
mon suchs rccsrd charges have been openly mad" ~
pliop ~ NON Der ~ tho IessatseW 1sJ against
the messpt speaker, Mr. sfs here Ctsi instances ~
uvestgRtYn by IN. legislature a. 1877 into 10 scs q
a us.t lie slso fricrred ~ the css~ y Jay 9Th
yons shefs an investigation -s4 ordered 0uy ufpn
ramW.
M lgefs efp.ined That ~ hal not les step
ve-ugston ~ HE remark. yesterday. Ne al d"sfe
that the luyrstgn'ou ~ tins fhBud b. ih0rr -
He dan ed that he hsS.sssed W. taico, fof r00n
90 .ny tee lie Ar iesiieD had expressed NJ -
~f thst hls legislature cuA Mt espci " ailbJi 90
atm H. ttpoght that this Investigation shoIli GOO
INTO ~ estabsh lss ni.--s th~ ,,ea@.f - hod ~
r.~fiou.
he reuiat.ps. 49,, tDeu pe.,inlrt o. i eek from
1hursfas ucit
NE b.staest ~ tbs Iioass -. then fgfsH ~
4 large hBnnsr Il BIZ serc ngtao,f sms5f ta -
the tl,lgsl1g
vs. W wc"s-to create IT, I.,bs s-.sfim. =
ssw fSrs
ny ~ 1,1uss--re e'ssic -. ~. q, rree..r 2
tarss ~ vest fssu,s
w. VII. UHf.s-sr7 i-Gsh,s ~ ~ 4 a. s~g
et.stoss 70 "sN Ygt
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The very appropriate articles which have appeared
In the Herald under the above caption remind Of
occurrence which too2 place Christmas bay, and
which hereby known TO all whom II may concern
The writer started the above date FROM Brooklyn
New York Atlantic street ferry, hslfpsst eleven
A NJ, stepped INTO stage No So Broadway and Forty
second street.
Three gentlemen were already In the same stage, and
rolled up the paid their fares The writer
then handed twenty-five cents postage currency 10 the
driver on The wrong eide Of forty ~hskered and
apparently Irish.
TIE change not returned, bat after considerable
delay driver tried 10 put hmself 10 Communication with
his passengers through the strnghols. This movement
being observed by gentleman at my side, he stood up
and asked what the driver wanted The latter demanded
how many | paid for zone, replied the gentleman.
God your sowi, why dttn you tell how much
II was" shouted the driver. "0ne said once more.
"Husb up damn You. was the next vile thing flung
me by III. man, vho vas evidently ntercated He ma.
naged after still further delay, 10 hand my change
short u the should have received Not wishing
annoy my fellow passengers, said nothing, and tried
soothe my feelings by the reflection that matters had
not worse, might have met with some fearful
accident while the mans attention withdrawn from
hts horses our omnibuses are badly regulated.
FRANCS O~RAIOfSIONT.
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The Boston weekly Bank Statement.
Noxrn Ian IQan
NAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cnfoa Victories IN Arksnsss-Maps
OF the Scene or Operations ana Fort
Hindman-Rsstgpatt OF General
Burnstds-Geaersi Hooker IN Cen N . I'd
or the Array 81 the Potomsc-Lase and
Isn porsa nc News from Mexice, &c.. Sc.
Tho Cunard natl steamship Ctoa, Csptzis Cook, oil
leave n port today Tor Liverpool
me MATS Tor Europe vii close Al bali past nine clock
this m-rniag
The Nv YoW tp-Fditon for turops-wll be
ready at bsIr.past esh, O'Clock, and ~ii contain an
~ the Capture Of - Charles, Dss Arc and IN
walls But on the white river Arkansas, BY no Uaon
forces With Mas o. the Scene o Operations AID Fort
Hindmsn.
fui particulars Capture q Arkansas Pot from
special War Correspondent
The Resgnsiion Of General Burnside a Chief ~ the
army Of the Potomac, and the appointment ~ General
Hooker In his place.
Interesting Insellgence from tho Union and Rebel Ar
mics throughout the country late am Important News
(rcm herco Cuts &c. and all the news a the psst
seek ~ an important nature
Single oofes, 10 wrapper ready Tor msing fveCentR
-ampson Los Son Co.. ~ falfssts Hill ondun. Fns
land ~hl receive subsctptoos sDc advsrssemse's tyr
the svs Yo-s Hssae.
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rid Of q villain" tho senator from Kentucky would
fooe used 70 carry out the laws Of the govern
bill simply provides for the traner OF these cases TO the
United states there were constitutional quss
Se sr.nsfsr1sS 70 Ss unissd states courts ~
After further discussion the amendment was agreed to
by yeas 81 nays IL.
Mr.. SAuIsHusv. (opp Of Del. made long speech, and
called TO order several times in the course thereof
Finally when consuming the Of the President Of tho
United States calling him mbcce and calling him by
the Vice President called him 70 order and request
ed the Senator 10 take his seat
Mr.. Salisbury continuing his remarks,
The vCx PRESIDENT said the senator did not take his
scat he should order the 10 take h'm IN
charge
Mr. sAursux-Theu the voice Of freedom is aot allowed
In the american Senate.
Senator in custody.
Mr. sAuLgrRY was thereupon taken out Of tho Senate
displaying revolver which he from his coat pocket
After short tmc Mr.. SALISBURY camo In the Senate
again and began 10 speak.
Mr.. IooIIk called him TO order. tho ground thas
he had been called contempt Of the Senate.
and could not be allowed 70 60 without leave Oh tho
Senate.
Mr.. sAUlspuRr-Doest the Senator fron Wisconsin say
1hs CHAIR, (Mr CLARK Tho Senator from Delaware
will take his seat as he is out OF order
Mr.. SAuIssuKY--Jus, ~ please or otherwise.
Cries OF "order"
The CaAR-The Senator will take his scat and the Ser
geanta Arms will take him into custody
After further discussion Mr.. Salisbury attempted 70
speak.
Tho CnAm-Ihe Senator viii take his scat.
Mr. SAULsaukY-N0, Sir.
Mr. Che question o ORDER that tho Sens
from Delaware had been committed 70 the custody Of
the Sergeant Alarms, and he saw him on the floor.
Tho CHAM said the Senator In tho Gust dy Of the
Sergeant stArns, and he mado further disturbance,
would bo removed from the senate.
Mr.. SALISBURY took his seat, shaking his asts and
swearing at the Sergeant at Arms and Mr.. sumner.
Mr.. SHxRAAS (rep) Of Ohio. offered amendment that
any pcrson a0t in tho military naval service OF tho
United States and subject 70 the articles Of who
shall be arrested In any state district wherein the
process oil courts not obstructed during tho rebellion
FOR aiding tho rebellion obstructng tho execution Of
any law military order shall be discharged unless
within ten days charges arc ed in tho Clerks Office VI
the district where be Is arrssted and shall be the duty
Of the Judge to discharge such person hold him 70 bail
ne may deem necessary for the safety 0 the country
Dir. Shermans amendment rejected He atter-
ward renewed IL and being amended motion Of Mr..
Wilson Of Mass TO allow thirty days, during which
changes should be made and presented 70 the court II
adopted.
Tho bill passed-yeas 80, nays 7.
Adjourned at half.pas ton.
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collectors accerd,nsly together with the Of the
employed each II any, and the license will
be prepared in conformity with such return Appca-
tons for license should made and the issued
An the collection district whore the icensee resides
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
John Rowe has been confirmed by the Senate as Post
master at Por tsmouh Ohio.
IMPROVEMENT OF P0NTo0s BRIDGES.
board Of officers Of the Engineer Quartermaster
departments has been ordered tomeet in this city for the
purpose Of considering the subject Of Improve ments In
.'pontoon bridges" and their transportation.
WITNESS FEES.
Tho Secretary OF the Interior has made decision which
win prevent government employees from receiving wit
moss fees.
THE LOUISIANA CoNGREssMRN TO BE ADMITTED.
The Committee Elections have decided almost unani-
mousy report favor Of the admission Of the louisiana
members
rHE CASE OF CoAMoDoKE vAuLpEo.
The has refused TO confirm the nomination Of
commodore Paulding Rear Admiral in the navy. The
vote, however, may be reconsidered
POWERS STATUE or WASHINGTON.
There exhibited to-day in the Rotnnda statue Of
Washington which brought hher under orders
'ef Butler from the State House Baton Rouge
beautiful production of Powers in "marbe Of Italy
Some regrets were expressed that the example OF the
French and English had been initiated in despoling
people Of their art treasures.
TIE TREATY WITH THE REPUBLIC or BOLIvfA.
Tho amended treaty Of peace friendship, and
navgaton between tho United States and the republic Of
Bolivia oaciay promulgated There is to be recip-
rocal liberty In commerce and navigation between their
respective territories aud citizens but this Is to ap-
pig u tho coastng trade Of the respective countries
The two high contracting parties recognize permanent
Aad immediate the following principles
Frs-1ha free ships make goods-that Is to saw,
th tho effects goods belonging TO subjects citizens
Of Power State At free from capture conGs
cation whom found board q neutral vessels with the
exception OF articles ccntraband Of War.
Ser0nd-That the property Of nautrals board
enemy vessel In not subject conscation unless tho
same be contraband OF war.
DEATH OF JUDGE CRAWFORD.
Thomas Hartley Crawford, Judge Of the Criminal Court
Of tho District of Columbia for ths past years.
died to-day after long illness.
THE n'DOwALL COURT OF INQUIRY.
In the Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry to-day Lieutenant
Colonel Locke, late Of General Porter's stan
Porter together at Bethlehem Church tho Goth or
gust, and that the day he carried to General
King order from General Porter toIreman where he
was and to hold himself in readiness with him
TO GAINESVILLE.
General King being called testified that he did not
General Mcdowell that day. except at Manassas, at
eight O'Clock in the morningCoone Locke having test.
fed that General Mcdowell with General King when
hs gave General King the order from General Porter
bong worm corroborated the testimony OF General King
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News from California /.

SAN FRascisco, Jan. 81 1869.
The steamer Oregon has arrived from Mazatan nth.
Great activity prevailed in mining operations Sonora
and snsoa Very superior machinery being erected
at several silver mines.
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United state. Com 'sioaeUs Court.
C.r,LTr ~ pA.


Before John = osborne 49,
las g5f6, Esi',d Se,fa jg'H Ns'h. M. ~ ~
M H,p Dfrou.-rgs pfi.uners charged with ,rtel
AMI un,sssl ashhnan on -csr.,n named Joseph care
On board The American ship l-ync bIe voyage from
Liverpool ~ New York tlarr became refractory and b..
-. HANDED up ~ rope Hhch pui around III Gscs
SUI tod D. tiie ug. ng ono " ne ddendanis saia
lex him down bUt North ssld "frt bim Down by tue
run and Ctifs feI .paofD,tes % tl- deck They usn
nave him s5m- eight uip@ s-liss ~ .rrNsr.
carr 81 TO ~. betL sni ard N0rs sbd Frazer were
csmnnttei by the Comm .slsasf to- tftu tiWn va
discharged.
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Prixes CaShed by Clarke 4 Co.. IL Nos-
street, up stairs. room No. l. Information gwen.
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EtKhs Carries de ytsite for -, ~ uo
-qnalled style ana bnsh 1T TAFT T. corsef conssit an
lIrrih
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,ortE TO PAPER Ws,,vasr RExs

Tsen,y thousand r.sms n good paper wanted. sls
3sras Apply At tbs g1s.tp once
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, Glass In Eiectro-Paych oiOGy-Dn ThSrs-
dag evening. At Clinton hst Lseiefe .ni brpcrineots
this evening "a usual
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Prizes shed Ia All leg = iiz~s' isotterics-
Informat on gwen JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
II W all street, "a H., New York.
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EI.I.ANESDtN


\NGROsIA ~ A STIMULATING OILY hkIEAcr OF
n roots, brks sui trfbs. ttsii cur t dtfrtecs - THO
trhings ~ the hcaa. cnircS cr,ise daniIuo
the hair FROM lsng ni ftoni farming pfrnaifs
IL ROY: SOW tik amt long, II q ,nules dn
frrn from - other prepsnos, aud sp to relea On fut
np totcn eNl,nins two 30 r ent 81 nc" 81 S"ld V,
druggists - VI ~. NTfitf fSi', l'rnrfl.lp't
~. ~ osia.g.
DhND AND LINK BRACLItfs.
- SLH tTsIES.
oe lNo. Three fir- aud st Dn'ht' Fneb, al
-. q. AIf.fN b.
No. as Brosda.s. oa~ dor below Canal frr =
(uRE YoCR RUPTURE ~ MITE = rATfST LEVER
u TrutSt Ans nWIb AND upesrd rrrssnfri d,r.fent
all olhraS light Cls~n amt rssys rAhtsd 10 snrr
Please .xambc. fAhp1efs ire
GREGORY a CO. 70 Bond sltr"t
(tORNs BukIOAs. INVERTED NAILS, ENLAR.Fu
- joints snd all diseases D The isct cured without palh "
inconvenience 70 ratict Wy Dr. hAIHsLiL. arrgeoa
'hiiotodi., 20 Broaa~sy. Ecrf. - Ii"rn. SD suf
sron. Of the ciia.
hiRECTIOs Labels AND ThGE--kLt LlSD,
- white ant cuiord prnad Rhd Isn. - quantities ~
suit purchasers, Al,1ou r. htslKs. ~ cs.insers
II g. H. 1861. XIV q.
-. Have you friend on whom foa'an iei.at
Yc- The brst 80 t eDrll-t bot ~ -
ID RkOS iATAKKH ASi ~.
eyes, dennets psin ia a." head ths @or' fofns
OF ca,rrh .nd When d. Lad ifag
gis, vii be- free, by ma, for hr crsts. ss
I1ut Tor dollar, the proprietor,
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- ~ .-tWaT 80 49, - 8WI Fal-lFF
10000 UrfMe fIHt4HI kesss aNN# -rat - tasleE
.ss.,fs. frrs n te8s 80 > ~ 1850 ti@
ltsus.8 49, ttH. tat8slr -. -
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10000 lbs. Prime Anxossura Taa9ua
Beans for taie. in as ID EGGS By JACOB Lo.iLLAWD-
Eron
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Dr.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut

ots 0tCpuVu 0WC CVS3 VA OVhASVS@SosI
the Great Natural Bone Setter. .,,,
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut,
is known all over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Is the author of cdr. Sweets Infallble Liniment."
DR.. SWEETS INFALLlBLE LlNIMENT
Cures Rheumatism and never fails %
DR. SWEEPS INFAlLlBLE LINlMENT
Is certain remedy for Neuralgia.
DR.. SWEETS INFALLlBLE LlNlMENT
Cures Burns and Scalds Immediately.
DR. SWEETS lNFALLlBLE LINlMENT
Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Bruises
DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LiNIMENT
Cures Headache Immediately and was never known
to fail. ~
.pR.sWEET'S INFALLlBLE LINlMENT
Affords immediate relief for Piles, and seldom fails
10 cure.
DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINlMENT
Cures Toothache IN one minute.
Dr.. SWEETS INFALLlBLE LINlMENT
Cures Cuts and Wounas Immediately and leave nos
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DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known world.
DR.. SWEETS lNFALLlBLE LlNLMENT
Has been used by more than million people, and
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Taken internally cures Collie, Cholera Morbus and
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DIR. SWEETS lNFALLIBLE LlNIMENT
Is truly "friend in need" and every family should
have it at hand
,pa.tsWEETss iNFALLlBLE NIMENT
Is for sale by all Druggists. Price 25 and SO cents.
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Terrible DisClOsures---SeCrets
for the Million.

A most valuable and wonderful publication. A
work of 400 pages, and 80 colored engravings DR..
HUNTERS WADE MECUM, an original and pop
ular treatise on Man and Woman, their Physiology,
Func and Sexual disorders of every kind with
Neve.-Failing Remedies for their speedy cure. The
practice of DR.. HUNTER has long been, and still
is. unbounded, but at the earnest solicitation of
merous persons, he has been induced to extend his
medical usefulness through the medium of his "VApE
MRouM" It volume that should be in the hands
of every family in the land, as prevehtive OF Sc
cret vices, or as guide for the aleviation of one
of the most awful and destructive scourges evei
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United States for so cents P o. stamps, or three
copies for ST.. Address, post paid, DIR. HUNTER
No. Division Street, New York. ..s. .'.. ....
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z @ r S A LIE

slt.ss " II u n IL IL
The undersigned offer at private sale the whole
of the
CORNELIUS DEVORE REAL ESTATE,
Containing in all 500 acres of
LIMESTONE LAND,
in high state of cultivation. There about 30G
scres Of this land cleared and under good fence
The impfovements are 2 8A sAtesEtss u
A Large Brick Dwetiing House, Large Bank
Barn, Threshing Machine Shed, Clouer
lHouse, TiboC Graneries, Two Tenant
lq Houses, Tsoo Blacksmith Shops, &,
and other Out Buildings, n .a.
One large Orchard of CHOICE FRUIT.
There are TWO SPRINGS, WELL of never-fail-
ing water and a large ClSTERN upon the premises.
This property lies in the Wills Creek Valley,
near the terminus OF the Connellsvlle Railroad,
twelve miles from Cumberland, Md, and is one Of
the nost desirable properties for investment in the
country. 1t will be sold on terms of one-thrd on
delivery of possession and the balance in two equal
annual payments 1t is near to the coal mines, ma
king fuel matter of little moment.
ADDRESS Jacob c. Devore, at Buffalo Mills, Bed
ford county, Pa. 10 hn C.Vickroy, Cumberland VAL
ley, Bedford county, Pa. or James c. peyore, Cum
berland, Nd, who are the executors of Cornelius
Devore, decd 4|t fteHfF fa"@
August q, 1868. yi-Eei 2 t'tsN
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GENTLEMEN,

Please call and Cloths ard Cassimeres. Fifty
May 30, 1863. - ~, .,s,,;.., s.e.y hs,t j.
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RICHARD LEO.
MA N U,FACT RER OF
CABINET-WARE, CHAIRS, &C.,

,.t. BEDFORD, PA.
The undersigned being engaged in the Cabinet
making business, will make TO order and keep on
hand every thing in his line of manufacture.
BUREAUS, DRESSING STANDS, PR,
LOR .AJrD EXTENSION Tables,
CH.aIRS, BEDSTEADS, WASH
w STANDS, &C., &C.
will be furnished at all prices, and to suit every
taste. rCOFFINS will also be made to order.
o-Prompt attention paid to all orders for work
Shop one door east of the residence of J. M.
Russell, ESQ.,, South side Of the Public Square.
tele 90 'ls I".' RICHARD LEO.
July 10, ls63.-tf '.'
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& TO Horse Owners !!

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lameness, arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrench
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Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &c., it will also
cure speedily. Spawn and Ringbone may be easily
prevented and cured in their'incpent stages, but
confirmed cases are beyond the possibility of rad
ical cure No case of the kind, however is so des-
perate or hopeless but it may be asviated by this
Liniment, and its faithful application will always
remove the Lameness, and enable the horse to trav-
el with comparative ease. t.,-fn.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20
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