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CO-PartnershiD.

, M: Y. ELlASON has associated with hin
:. q. IONES and II. C. SPRUANCE, to carr,
WI VII tne Mercantile Business under the name O.
" Wln; ~; Z. Elason & Co., at the cid stand of VIM
1911 w. ralason. They intend to keep large assort-
.iehl OF GOODS and to sell them lower than
they have ever been sold in Smvrna. as VIM
=; y. Eilason expects to spend the most of his
snhe In Philadelphia, New York and Boston
.or the purpose of making purchases at LoU
P."eS. Please give us call and examine our
S'ock' before purchasing elsewhere.
WIN. C. ELTASON,
j. ENNIS JONES,
HENRY c. SPRUANCE.
~ b;-All Persons are requested to call and
oet'ie thelr accounts as early as possible. In
"y aoSence' Thomas B. Megear, my book keep
er' Is authorized to transact any aud all busi-
ness with which am connected.
w. c. ELIASON. |
Smyrna, Feb. 1st, '56-4m.
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,ASOcsOr Edw N n...

- s%S5ps y. ri 5IS'ssio1' Ssy ffsysss Ii,
he NAV De e;Iy sn eccupied BY John sres sopih
engaged. ' 'ines, when MOI psas9 where
attended to i7hs ms absence wiIlh. 'nsl
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SMYRNA PRICES CURRENT
~ HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE KENT

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE KENT
COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CO
mt at the office of the President, IN Smyrna
Jun. l4'h, pursuant to adjournment, and elect.
ed the following named gentlemen for Directors
Dr. 5. nj. FISHER, Geo. w. Cummins, Jas. r.
Clement, WIN. Denney, Jas. Slaats, Hon. s.
nj. Harrington, Rev. Thos B. Bradford. las
Cpwgill and Geo. B. Dickson
For P'esident--Dr. s. NJ. Fisler, Smyrna.
Treasurer--Jas. Cowgirl, Dover.
Secretary--Geo. B. Dickson.
The President laid before the Board the fol-
lowing financial condition of the Company:
Amount OF prompt paying deposit
notes. s29,994 70
1856. I,799 SO
Cash on hand and investments, 7O7s az
l per cent on amount insured,
sl72.6SO, 4,726 80
Capital Of the Co. to meet losses S43.5 90
The Company for the year 1855, sustained
but one small loss which was promptly paid
The8o lowing comprise a list of Agents who
are authorized 10 take insurances throughout
the State, aud upon application being made.
either by letter or otherwise, will meet with
prompt attention:
w. G. Robertson, Delaware CITY.
> bn III. Hoffecker, Smyrna.
Geo. u. Dickson, Dover
ThCs. Simpson, Camden.
Henry Cowgirl. Willow Grove.
Jacob Y. Foulk, Milford. l.
John ID. Rodney, Georgetown.
A. Manck, Laurel.
General Travelling Agents:
Marion Green, Smyrna.
Elijah Crouch, Dover.
Geo. NJ. Davis, Bridgeville.
Jan30 I'm. GEO. b. DICKSON, Sec'y
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Vulcanizcd Endi. Ruhho.

SohGCAL STOCKINGS SOCKS, KNEEf,ApS
=, K wc.' lor VarlcOSe or Enlarged Veins. Weatnos.
M ism N'ee E and Ankle J"mls Swollen Limbs. Rbemms.
formed Of do %c Rh Ihs Elastic COMPRISING Fabric
ocess OF vIIcnnIzng 10 retain permopen 'ne ne
s;IL lhese threads are afterwards covered yi,b
un nas alu cotton and into net work s,"ct .tn
er@i, ,ho nsn IN texture, and porous, So as In
vavS c' i' rA"uhllon OF moisture, keeping The leg al
ways way sc cool and comfortable They can he Jr,5 vg a.
aT ~" WIN extreme facility. thus saving min tho ,,n,n
"u,a a@mS or handagIng, and giving more cqna pres
ed They have received the h,.Lcs, ,naulaciur
Sts both IN 'hs country and in Europe For y sn
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CHRIS TMAS GOOOS

"iT. subscriber is now opening one of The .,
beautiful collections OF French, English and
% cies, CnIna' &c. consisting OF Paper We,rhrs Onera
S'aSses' rorlmonnaIes. Card Cases Wax Fruit So"I
2n.aInps fard Measures in pearl. ivory, Nc CHM
Dolls Drums Magic Lanterns, Masks
variety. va @ S'orekeepers supplied at the lowest prices
g.. IN. b.-Domestlc Baskets, Sleigh Bodies. Clo,bes
0'uihPers' etc; al ways on hand, or made To orlar
X SWiF Importer and Maintenance
~ NIrNet street, a0ove Oh
Phidephia
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u DAGU u ERREOTYPES
AND
SlereOSCODic EiIInnnssl.A

Tie attention OF the citizens of Delowora
Is called to the Daguerrean Rooms of tho saL
Scrlber' No. 246 North Second street DBL
aelPh'a' where durable and cheap Dapuerrno- ,.o
G yPeS are Ia ken in the finest style of the arr
4 ne subscriber asserts that he made tha g..
o'efeoScoPIc Likeness in Philadelphia, and fse1s
con,iaent that he can produce as fine n nor,ro;,
" inns style as can b. made. He cbargeS ona
i. anifd less than the usual price. If Won sbo"IJ
U'slt me CITY, do not forget to give him = coII
l.SnlenOer' the Rooms are at 246 North second
'reet, below Willow, Philadelphia. ~'"O
'O"f' o0-o"l' j. II. MARSTON
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Arthur's Patent SeIESeaIino
. q Il

e"e'O'ny FFeSh Fruits, TOmattoes, de-
vE,urSr ~ bV hermeiical Sealing ~
'hESE Cans, which are seuled he a. n
ers without the aid of u timer and '. ,ouSeNee'-
o INJURY to the eau. are rapidly com'na e1S,
eomna; use Full directions for putting u irt to n
formed thai bv bn,s funs anu the work is easily per
iSuI, and , oy nelr use, every faAy may have trh
1oar soa'oes on their tables all winter y, s,'a
lon sssrnt $3.50. rhn Cans $500; Quart ss.5c; Hucc;o
dozen The different sizes nesI IN urnohs nr% $500 per
find this arcI az uaIsporalon Country sorekeepers wiz
saIJ " hv uf'cle one Of ready sale ManniacIpra ~
AKFHuR, BURNHAM d Co "'u
Augl-3m w Sou'i Ienth ST., Phad'a
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PLOW..CASTINCS.

MUSTANG LINIMENT.-The best Lini-
ment now in use. In store and for sale by
e THOMAS MAGENS, Smyrna, Del
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A RARE CHANCE

me subscribers wishing to confne them.
serves 10 the Lumber Trade, will SELL at uri.
~n Cate SAFE, their STOCK of DRY GOODS and
uNOCEhiES' on reasonable terms. To an
eenergeuc business man this presents one of the
Ti Sst opportunities to secure good and profita-
Die business stand.
NEWTON & GARMAN.
Jan23, '56-3t :, Cn"ra,t,n
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Ladies' Boots and shoes

LadaesP Boots and Shoes.
HE subscriber begs leave to call attention 70 his
Of every variety all of his own manniacurs e ,
very best Materials Wholesale and Refill as " the
can be bought else where. "S cheaP as
Also, Trunks Carpet Bags valises sa.chels, etc.
iaio" A. r. BUTCHER.
No. AZ South Second street. Pbilado
M b.-7A Lady always in attendance. Tn,y7.sm .,'a
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VALUABLE
NJ "a ME NM
AT Private SaEo


THE subscriber offers at Private Sale voI,,
aOle farm, containing 280 Acres of Land
more or less, susceptible of the highest state Of
cultivation. 1t is situated in the LIST Election
District of Caroline county, Md, five miles
ron Greensborough, two miles from BRIDGE.
Town, ard four miles from the route of the Md
ana Del Railroad. 1t adjoins the lands of VIM,
M. Day. Z. Plummer, A. Baggs, J. A. ClougL
and others, and is convenient 10 schools. church
es and market o''u' 0i-
1|O Acres of said Farm is in cultivation
growing wheat, corn, oats, and the usual crnns
OF the countryside balance is covered with
valuable Wood and Timber. The Improve.
ments consist of one-story DWELLING and
nItchen' Granary, Barn and Stables, and fine
young Apple Orchard. Fencing in gooI con-
lltion, and farm well watered.
o"rgaln Is here offered 20 persons desirous
u purchasing, for the above property can be
'ought on reasonable terms.
For further particulars, address the subsc r;bo,
Il Greensboro, Caroline county, Md.
'ahS' Do. ANDREW B. ROE
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m y W. NANIIORN q co
truss ana Surgical Bnndage Manufacturers
No. 80 North NINTH streot ph;iui

S.,6ST, .H,6ASMHoRNS I,3i Patent CHEST EXPANDER and
of The Shnnid nNA|f 4, prevents and cures Sloopng
mrs IN adults and children of both sexes Tbou q, as
snl ana easc. and do not interfere with am, s', Ie
Bv wear;u aru can be worn with both ease and comr
tanned and dsea OF pulmonary Is OBJ
The Conn while growing they are inyaluaLIe
, me zen @nenemans Brace also answers The nnr"oln =;
nrouDJ rho constructed susenders. Measure regn,red
J,en 60 Ee so cneTI and waist, Puce Adult s3 CHI
"rSn S%oO' Lady attendance 10 wat on Gn,oIa am.
&. w, VANHORN a. co '''''eS'
surgical Bnndage Manufacturers
No. 81 North NINrLI 9, pL;,
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C.. w VANHORN & 60

importers and Manufacturers Of Trnsso
~ North Ninth street PhiIndeIni
,do we al'o manufacture TRUSSES of nil escr;', ,c,n
for cnrrn, Ua an infant to an adult in size instrument.
u, III lIhren Bow Legs, SuspensOry andaecs ad
m uescriplI9ns oil INSTRUMENTS and bandnses t'so
relief Tue "e'"ahlr"l aud for their
June q 6n
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Fruit. and CCnfectionery

X E"iOE AL.-The subscriber has removed IN
NO 20 MARKET Street. above Front
Cihree doors above The old slandl
Whore bo boo. PHILADELPHIA,
% m les IA hs line, consisting of Oranges Lepo,
TI rilu all Kinds OF Fruit in season; Almonds WoInm,o
and Nu." Ground Nuts, PLAIN and roasted Pickles
,,a reserves oi all kinds; Ia which he Invites The
a'aeh"n ' "i Dealers and others visiting The city "
safe. III "ur'uhteo 10 carry
s. l.. HERRING,
sep2G-3m Abovo r., i"iNI' ".a street.
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hRCsSES! Trusses Trusse .,
az c. II. NEEDLES,
- Truss and Brace Establishment.
D w. cor. Twelfth and Race sts, Philadelpbia
mroHFER Of fine FRENCH TRUSSES co,,h;.
lHg extreme hghlness, ease and durah;I;tv ,.i
correct construction 1iu ~"'a"''l'y with
nerh"l or ruptured patIeHts can he suited b, ,o,;
1'hp aIn"uhs as before -Sending number ~ ;nnh
rOnnd The hips. and stating side affected " ''"cs
Sc, 81 and SiO W o. DouDle-S5,
ln1irucIlOns TO wear and how in oca.
"heh possible, sent v ith the Truss '' '"re'
nlST' 1or sale IN great variety, Dr. Bannings I'm
o ratent Body Brace for the cure of Proansms
nfacts' Chest Expanders and Erector Braces ao,o
E,a "n ~ita Sloop Shoulders and Weak Lungs; EngIsb
Glastlc tbdom'nal Belts. Suspensorcs Svr;ngns
,a.I .e ana iemae 9- Ladies' Rooms. With laJv ~.
''' Anal '5S L.
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ooPERiOR FRENCH TRUSSES rbis ..,;.,-
from It's extreme neatness and iipbtnns .a ullcle e.
aee ~ ounces, and its successful Treatment o1 M LILY LILY
ur";Sc eases OF HERNIA has Tor il The hIrbcst
over ,h Pnyfrlans 6mIh IN Tins country and EuTone
'ufe. frce 80 TO So single and 81 to sS for do"h
around the hips an" give size
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q, " F4NININOIlIN q ID
surgical Bnndage Manufacturers
No. 80 North NINTH 81 Pb;IoJ

ARnosi,wSY ; wSYANh0RN'S Improved Elastic UTERfE
r;iDoiNAL SUPPORTER, for ProIapsus Iia-i ~.
aian,;s aas o ihe Womb Thls instrument is gb, 80, ~
are uiu Is made wht the steel strings Which,
e oGcton9ble on OF their chafing tbe h'na
ron,,r"c,nS 'nem very unpleasant tn wear Thev pre
h;msi,, ON sound surgical principles. and oro
py recommended by The Medical Faculty T Iadna,
ROOMS with lady attendants. -'y L"u'e"
&c No,,h. N,Nru c. W. VANIIORN & CO.
Nor"F NINTH Street, below Arch PhIodaIrbio
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-28
New Boot and Shoe Mandatory,

FRANK HOFFMAN would respectfully
Il inform TIE citizens Of TOwaEis that he has COM
meEcrt the BOOT s. SHOE business in the room over
! CC2 Cos shop near the II Bridge street
He ready a all times do all work in his line in the
bSI rlaBner-snd viii make Fine Sewe,i and Perrrd
Boots. Shoes and Gaiicrs in the latest approved stve a
well Coarse Worn. REPAIRISG done IN superior
He would respectfully solicit the patronage Of the eiti-
Zens OF tas place. assuring them tina: he vii endeavor TO
merit iaes 4vors by using the b sOc by careful work
Hl2i>hip, and hy pCnetadlftv.
InMAnlia LHnr J.. 1sHS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-28
TOW ANDA
..E.EMALE SEMINARY

THIS school. under the charge of the Misses HANSON
l. Is held in the new building on Second street, west
OF the Ward House.
The school year will consist of four quarters of eleven
weeks each. The summer vacation commencing in July
aud ending in September.
TERMS. PER QUARTER:
First CldSs-TO include the elementary English - oo
branches and the study 0f the Latin language W W
Second CiGSs-Te include the more advanced stu
dies of the English branches with Mathematics, 50 90
aud the study Of Latin and French. .--.......N
Third ClGsS-To iRclHde Mathematics MeHtall
and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Botany. &C. sl2 90
with Latin and French, Observation-Disclosures
Each pupil viii bring with her desk and chair There
will he extra charges whatever.
MEsic.-Instructien the Piano. with of instru-
ment. will be given by Miss RgBECCA D. HANSON, at SIC
per quarter
The Winter Term commences MONDAY. Nov. 2s.
LECTURES Rhetoric, Moral and Intellectual Philo-
sophy and the higher branches Of English Composition
will also be delivered once twice in each week.
They beg leave refer the following named gentle
-Rt. Rev. ALoSZo PUTTgR, Bishop of the Diocese
Penna Philadelphia Rev Dr. MACLEAN President of the
College of New Jersey. Princeton.
Hon. DAVID WILNoT, e. T. Mason. ESQ, C. L. WARD,
Esd. H0n. GEoRaE SASDERSoN, D. Z. BARSTov ESq
Col. J. +. NgISs. Towan,ia.
TOWEuda. November >. lNiS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-28

TBg Conn GGyR-The corn crop has seve-
r.. formidable enemies 20 contend with, and
among them is the grub. which sometimes de-
Stroys whole fields, aud frequently damages
the crop seriously. One Of the best aud most
iuijcioaS neutrality-suspicious. the very best ever
SlggeSted-is the application Of salt as soon
IS the plant makes is appearance above
ground Take one part common salt and 5
parts plaster Of gypsum. and apply about q
full teaSpoon;gl 1rcEz8 each hill, aai il viii
be found 70 be sure protection The mix
tQre should not come in contact with the
sprouts. rs il mav destroy them This meth
od has been tried over ald over again bv some
uf the best farmers of Pennsylvania, Della
wa-t aud jersey, and when properly applied.
has never i4jlsi u be perfectly SucoeS>tai,-
We hope our farmers, who hare reason 10 fear
tile dtpre>lationS of tie grub. this Se2Sea, viii
IEy this mixture, leaving few alternate rcwS
9: cora wi,doa. the salt, and communicate the
reSa.; 70 Is,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-28
BAKERY & RESTAURANT.

Orr Dear North of tie Hard HcHsr
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
l. and the public generally thar he has opened BA.
kerry AND EATING SALOON, one door north OF the
Ward HpCSs. where he intend keep constantly hand
CIl assortment Il everything il the line such Bread
Biscuit RISk Cracker JUGahleS all kinds CsSe *.
HSrIa secured the services of experienced baker. aud
using UCaE tg; The bet brands q -four E- IN i confident
q giving satisfaction 70 al Who NAY fayvF hun HiEl their
patronage.
Wedding and ether parties furnished with whatever ~
que!. -t UaIits Sa5 At Ihs rea~sEars rates
nice assortment u Candles, Nuts F-EI-~ &c. kept
always OF hand s-i S-il AZ tie cheapest r4teS
FRESH OYSTERS received three tiz9e> Per week BY
express. and sid wholesale ard retail
EFH HoI Coe served mp sll hours. DoAt forget the
place, one door north u the Ward House
February u. 1885 H. \. BURBANK.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-28
THE SUSQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
TOUINDd, BRADFORD CO., PI.
INSTRUCTORS ::

INSTRUCTORS:
REV. SAMUEL 2 COLT. Principal, Professor of Natu-
REV. JAMES MCMILLAN, 4 NJ. Professor Of Ancient
Languages and Bellies IeftreS:
CHARLES R. CoBCRN. \. NJ. Professor of Mathema-
ties and Master OF Normal School;
E ALBERT LUDWIG. \. NJ Professor of Modern Ian
glaSes Ist Instructor on the Piano and in DTawing
Mrs, MARTHA A. DAYTON, PreceptreSs;
Miss L l. STRATTnN. Assistant
MISS 0. LOUISA JE>IkS, ASSISTANT on Piano and Ne
Io,leun.
Mr.. CANFELD DAYTON. Steward
Es- The Spring Term commences on WEDNESDAY
NaTch ?dth iS56 and viii continue fourteen weeks.
EXPENSES PER Term:
Payable invariably IL aivance-Fael and contingencies
Tuition in the Filth slss,, ipEinsr;1 per term. 81
our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o --
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ct.
First. -..-......- 10
Pupils Using scholarships are charged 81 per term for
ae and contuEents for instrument on which TO take
lessons. 5o;, or ior practice SAGA
ExTRAS:
French. German. Spanish or Italian, each, h,......
When tAkeI without ether rbranches,............. o.
Ornamental nesvork and erHoijsry. each.
Ta!iian On Plane Porte with a-e Of inStrumen;. Il
OF painting in landscapes, per tern.
CO AS@!e>- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 e
TIE Ya=ss Lssies Nh sal beard in The Institute.
under the CaTs & the Ma:TOG 81 Per WEEK. .
Arrangements have btvn made by which the male
pupils can 6nd board in private families, at per
week. 50
Washing. per dcEsa -
FEel and l;chi ai the actn2l expense.
Pupils boarding in The Hal (who viii - exclusively
FeUleSl will furnish their bs bedding towels &C.
and The table silver At theiF op:5oa.
No pail taken fer ss than hAlf term The bills for
tie tern Est te paid Il advance OF half thereof At
their entrance AMI the remaining half the middle Of the
tern.
Pupils catering the Institute pledged to the otssT
vance II the Regulations, and VII be admitted On
other terms
Especial exsziss are arranged without extra charge
t'r t'>e qualifying themselves te2che-S FOR common
>cho0l>.
Fo- r,A>S;E 2EaE ~ S-Ces and Textbooks see eirc-
.a-~, or which sprl! 10 u l. WARD President.
= , COLT >s-t !. T. NoSEASTE, Treasurer.
MArsh !. l>lt.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-28
ONE ONE! CONE ALL,
And satisfy yoz---.Tt- IL
NONTAN Y Is & co.

ITAVE the best AMI rast rlr---z-e ---s--- n VS.
IL GOODS. consisting ot a.. ------ ala- -s- 80
woad Cloths, Hantill5s. ve~l51- and e. -s1 --r-;- a
and fancy c4ssrnsreS. satt.net. rv=et-- E.- -
faBnels. ha>ev>. All De- -T,-F1-- Ir- 81 .A F
black. w4terei. c'llE -essi,e and p,z 4 Ss F-s--
neS, Tlihet cloth >-0tch vol rzil-. .-F- a. .-z;
mixed Defeg-S. al wool and f-7lrel IFz.r- --- ~
silk striped Alpacca-, Scotch a1d f5-s-E's -5z-l1
Chiidrsns piaidS, AerrImack and at1=- -L--- RI Il ~
etieS.
An extensive assortment ~ h1>ia-v. vrs--.-' 80
gloves, Victoria ard Bishop lawn. s..Js sz5 - ~ =
nS, bonnet and dress trTmr,ings. ss zlsys s1' = =
velvet and ribbon Trimming. FTla-ss- has p. -.
silks, linen thread Nzltese. aHl al S4z-s zaTr - e
eSttnn edgings. E7aSlIn lands. cgia-- - - Icy
mi>ettfS- curtain drapery. hr0SH aig- al a-l-' --
embroidered wells stOeks and gent A..
4 variety of TatEna- gents and -.as "
Ihlf@f, t-'5ehe and other rh21lS. i-.-F s-- ~ -
children : EOoiien sleeves. hr5is. -l--.- s--F---
Sco1Sh y1Tn coHiprzeTs, c=2-p-t5-l-. Dr. Q --% -
cts. linen table spreads and d -5--. 0"-@.s' -
HARHEAsE--A large aS>ortHaeHi IS say > - -
plates, sieiges- mill sross cut. h-z-. as a-. - Ar
saE-, aaIls. flies. chzinS, Pzmg fXs.-=~- ~1-'-> -
Levels planes and szE lEsndas El1z-aiF- --i ~- -
HoI>e Trimmings. ~ sEery vFr-e's rs-T.--- t.- -
~ TRIMMINGS. szcE a. h-as> and -.s---.- @ -
o+t>. eslaLac..e.l s5E~ ~---,-sT A-s .-:s- 5--1 r
14sa-- -lE !4-e trimmings. E-.--. -7--. .-
ha-1=> s4FssrsrtI, s.lsrrpsl ard h-a-- - a.-
a-eerIl1G .1I-~. TRACE hasG rt.sl- ----.--
~sJIE FENp9vGs--Tls lar-t>- s-- .---.. -i -
~-~tl7S u g-z->. lzs.- uz-1 = az a.E. H..s .r=
sr1 Tvg--, b-5srle-. rE~o1ES E sl- len -',
s2 tlas sing b5H5l-UE> ..aT1- ls.- r-.- s- -..-
ADeF5"al calf skin c.la l5.-- ..ss All .-- T..
PA-NT>. DlIls A-.-~-e-e ~. T- --> -
-el lid. Pz-lS chrome AMI Ee-...-r.- --'-. -
crsser f4LaEs- saEzr lead i.El,ez--- sEEz. 49,,
furniture and sa.ld,eE-s van --~rf z- a. 49,
OIL 4lc0hal. c4apheae. SUD All patty . 81 --r
BnJTs ASD SEEoES--Ne-s'- as. - 'aa. :
hide osot- ard sls-es 'TgEs.a> Sla. v-szz~ -.r--
calf and kip Llee bs.otS. Bs fsess. .ate-' -
ed and SiG 6sl>ki1s- variety =a-rsr> aa4 -.. r.
by ard infants shoes, 4 81, i@-- - -
Elisses' and childrezs Fy5b,ler sz1ee. az ---' -
Falh%r boots. -:
YAxxEE NorIssx<-ufll1 - fo--t - AZ Siz.- =
sas.ies and gent. pgE1 Eso-nlj> iDLl- 49, -. ~
side and cirr,e cGEztes, poSEsE- 5T'--- -- - l-1z
ecrnAS- gilS. lasting velvet es4- za- l--i .- -
e. &c ks. -
Tfse lzszlal large slrp'y Of CT,Ss7T '.-s' -
CAPS Boa-e-- Fur Esai-S. Va go -----z
~a~h, ta4s~- P49tE Hanging if--@-a --.-.7-- I'd
lrtn. Ste@I. ke. .--,-.-
EECASH ! the stuz 10 hoy Gr-..- ~i-- -,
The experiment IasE-tt-- 70
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THE PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE
lS] GREAT BARGAINS! SO
NT. IL. Solomon. Proprietor.

THIS extensive Ready-nade Clothing Establishment
L. situated In herrurs block. Main street ha> just been
Sled with large assortment ot SpRiNt; CLOTHING
The proprietor the public hat ne hsS the bet
and cheapest assortment offered in ToEauia and 20
prove this fact he respectfully asks the public call and
examine for themselves.
Persons wishing good bargains and elegant suit,
any portion thereof well made Of substantial material
Coat Vest Pantslons Crayst, Collars and in every
thing in the line will DO well 20 call HS l. cOnddeza he
satisfy all in price and quality.
Rs- Don't forget the plaeeone door south of Mercurs
store, Main-st- TOSanta. MaEch - ISIS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-28
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We have recently made large aa-oDs - orr extensive
stoeS 4Ed have nov On SE1 complete assortment 81 ev-
e-y description - Hardware. which 0-a- A. gh= lowest
cash I-syeS Consisting q Mechanics Tools Bri,dins Ma
erl2ls. Iron and ;ee Nails and spike Ropes and Cord
age Paints o-s and Glass AlA saws Of every SIZE ard
shape either Malay Gang Circular.
MachRe Betting. at ali Eidths. beth Of India Rubber
leather. Gas> al Whnlease. We Prerarsd 10 sEUlr
IeEctanss with Glass Nails Scythss. Forks kc AZ Nan
ai4c5&FeEs prices I'm. sheet iron, and Copper work on
hand or made To- order
CONTRACTORS = T0OIS-WheSiIayTOz AHnes- Sho-
velS Blasting Powder. e..
Agents toE Rich { W-der's Patent S.lananSer Safes
FAiEo2Hk Platform Sc4lrs, and WEIGH Griffith Cir-
lar saws
Large ,iEeS up % 50 inch. slESys hand and ld q.
Fsct"Ey Prices PARTICULAR stssniioa paid 10 orders by
uszil- -
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-28

TIest SIDE Of the PnJhc Square, opposite the
CorTt House
RAILEI ( NENINS are Just receiviEg a
IL large addition % their stock Of Provisions Groceries
Yankee Notions. Toys, Frt. Confectionery &c Which
will be ii wholesale Of retail cash OF in exh4n.e FOR
most kinds o country produce. prices that cannot fail
n sE: purchasers Consumers cont-y dealers would
do well 10 call aad examine our stock and prices
GROCERIES
Black and Green Tea. Rio and Java Coffee Chocolate
Cocoa. Sugar. NnAS>e. syrup. Ginger Pepper Spice
Cloves, nUtmegs Mace cinnamon Ground Mustard PepDer
sauce >da ~aier2ta> Crm Tartar. Sperm and Tailow
Candies, Bar soap, Vinegar. StaTrh, &c.
PROVISIONS.
Flour, Backwheat Flour. Rye FloCr. Corn Neal. Feed
Trout Pckeled and Smoked Herring Cheese Rice Beans
Onions, Potatoes. Butter. Lard. Crackers &c. &c
FRUIT.
PTunes. Citrnn. Figs. Eng. CGrTants RAiSias Lem
o1s and Oranges Green aRdDried Apples. and PearheS
Almonds, Pecan nuts, PrziI Grelnte AMI Ha3rirs
Alluts. Fdrts. Pea nuts ClesIngt. GkoTy nuts
GERH,N. FRENCH and AMERICAN TOYS, FANCY Go0ps
3c-B"ys Ssrishs. Tin Wagons. China, Pewter & Wood
Tea Sets, Dolls Trump@tS Toy Cans AccorlArls Ha-
mcncas, Class. Paper and Wood lnlaid Work Boxes ami
Toilet Case Toy Bgreans S-cretzries &c Pear Iver
Ivory. Horn ard N1ol Pocket 8Hj Toilet CsnF 7 Fs~
60 and >1J1 Boxes gar Caes T0cth Hair and Goth
Brushes Fancy Mirrors, PertumeTy, Hair OF, e.
F07I-s CAP. Letter Commercial Soce sa5 Beth Post
Paper. EavrH-e- Waters >z,llE Nax lax I-t>:z-ff>
Water t-s, SAID Boxes Peah0llers Pens Waters
&c. &c.
TAELE AND NklET SAL-. Ss!irs a-d Rrk Set. ard
CayE-z Ground Plaster. BAILET Z NEVTS>
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