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NOTICE.
aEMPFIEI.D sR.A-II.pnAn

81 otErk lskNPtistp RAIL- ROAD CnnpiSY
TIA -. ~ ssIitSarox Pa, Oct o. 1850
q The epdsid Rairoad Company ri s
By order Of the Hoard - M
o.,.,.- ss., - JOSEPH HENDERSON, Secretary
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WILSON KING. &

zppoyi ,-,,5S,S St Lonis june 90, 1853.
: PKoF. WOOD; As yon are about prepare and yrnd
your Hair as on re-
quest my opinion OF H. will state, that my hair was n few
gray and using Two bottles Of onr
resumed its original color. and since rs
all dandruH has disappeared from my head and
been troubled with disagreeable itching OF The
am satisfied that those viii rnt rPret
e Of having recently oiled
are DESTROYS Of having beautinl OF hair
j am, sir, yours, &c.
4 Il, A at
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sALLARps NEwsHAIR DYE-It would seem as i
had found eai chemical constituents of the ma
tnrai eoeting principle The hair Certainly the rich and
browns or bsck by his Hair Dye are not
surpassed By the LIVING lines they perfectly Initiate HIS
preparation ntquestlonabi deserved the premium, II OBJ.
ained at the wera Fair, formal il has
received from the eminent chemists Of the unlsed
sss'ss noy5.imdar
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wORTH7KNOwING

Prof. Wood discovered remedy for gray am,
bald which at once practicable and cheap II REQUIRES
no dyeng. no Wig extraordinary trouble There can
be no doubt whatever OF its efficacy have seen tesi-
tnenals almost without number and from t OF great in
tsilisenee, high standing and moral worth.
Those who have bald for years are ieir
own halr and appear younger tan they did ak
months ago. in gray hairs and bald heads
are both premature and is duty to remedy
them by the natural and unacuhted means which Prof
Read his trs his wonderful and give
the Professor ne, Testimonial. = 3
Price 81 ", $500 per bottle. sale by LAusHLINs
= nv ifi-Lp' wholesale Druggists novl
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REAL ESTATE SALES
Truateea Sale

sTOy v!rtua Of deed Of trust nom fieorss. ,,.
Ohio County % ehss s Deed Box Ss ss "a nov
proceed to SCH ~ The trout door Iie Court E
bic aseoi 10 he highest ot Re ps
Ated Main street q the FIFTH Ward of Ire t e sl
on VI s aGe.ssrp
Tgaas OF sAIE.- One third u the purchase win
ed in oas. on iie day Of ana residue 4, rsqat
iIst.ments q SIX and twelve months from sale ~ gas'
the lay % sale ami the title 10 b. r.iised n iIe
Selling as Trustee sla CONVEY only s,,c, ,t,,
ed In me by seid deed OF trust. - t Is vest
Est-The abose sale Il again adjourned nntii NJ
1otladas OF November, 1856. '''e2i'alsy, The.
EDWARD II. FITznueu
oetlezts Tra.tt.s (
Trust Sale.
TlY virtue OF Deea Of Trust executed 10 me -
i a, sas - es on G
Of Ohio connts Va in ped eeS 81. 1T , .ss 9
by virtue q aao,ler DEED q Trust xeentsi bv -.
81 and rseoried tn the once N R Day
And b. virtue another deed Of trust execute,
tls SAD SeoEEe HaLlnan sarns date the e,i das =,
VIM sen At public auction on Monday Inc 1st
cca oase Comfy, Lots n@sersd ns SCI e ne
and u on ne plat q James Poker ana James n Ss@
sPsl plat e tls CITY dc same LII. On n
tien Is made to she said Deeds o. trust on
Ilnsts oF THE Of saTI C. cents and IN. :.
psnses q saeH cash and CT ii FOR tie resiu, as s
For $s&f uItii April list, 1-sT
Tor 90 until Mily f6th, 1857.
For 4f62 until October Ist. 1897
For GO mill November 9Th, 1857
3 For ssy362 until April fst, 1855
K For CO until Mag 18Th, 1873
For 3 Go until November 9th, 1883.
. For s GGinntH aIay 10Th, 1ss9.
Far sfG6 until November 1874. 1889
For S2, 266 until May 18th. 1861.
And for the residue of the purchase money . -. 80,
Aay 18th 1850, with interest from day Of sale ns1
The purchaser 10 give negotiable notes fur In. s.,,
payments, secured bs deed of the pronertr
rcti5.tds8 = ~ 1ss.,
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>. H. asEsNDLETON.
~ Alto r NEY AT LAW
IS l5 wheeling sVn.
Courts Of Ohio Brooke. Hancock and Marshall
~, s9unties ofce Main Street, above the Bank OF
Mheel'ng.s noys:1y
superior Cioak veivets and pIoths.
NJ CIV in stores rich black and coored silk relyets
~ y proper width for laiies' Cloaks and Tainias.
Also fine Black, Brown and Cloths and yari-
Gus shades in heavy ladies and Misses Coaks
now HEISKELL& SWEARINGENst
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The parties Interested foregoing decree viii tnkc
notice that will 18th day OF De-
eemher 1850 At my office in the town Of Yssburg, in the
county OF Brooks to state the account required
going decree and VIII adjourn the tine
to time until completed. yyNI JONES
nov10:ftw 3lsi3ie Com,oissIo,,er
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Masonic DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge No. l01.-Msets at Masonic Hail.
corner Market and Monroe streets,
aayevenings each month. g. w sleurs, w. ~; Aisr
qnder Ldughtia, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 2s.-arcets as above on
Third Thursday evenings OF each month f. a.
RREsrtiscsR, w Nj s. ". Psa,soss,5 Secretary. as
wheeling Union Chapter No 19.-sIeets as
above abe second Monday evening OF w.G
scoTT, II. Pas. ". Pearson, Secretary. $ 81 4ss
Wheeling Eucanpment NO. l.-sfeets ms
above theJouss Monday evening Of each month. W. y
RATES, G. O.. a. Loyfag, Recorder.
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VIM. a. asatcheior'. baaIr Dye.-IIsir burned
or injured by other dye, faded variegatsd hair
stored and made beautifully brown or blask without
chance of injury, By BaToHELoR the Wig Factory 2ss
broadway where it Is made sold applied nine private
rooms Aeounterft article which will possibly de
ceve unless special notice. steele engraving
with VIZ. a. BATclHlos upon 1t. Sold by
I. II. LOGAN CO.,
oe29:im bridge Corner Druggists.
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about Il. n II. LOGAN Z CO.,
noy5 Wholesale and Retail Agents
Wenlsness eff the stonanc ca aud Hndisev1tor,.
4aetier great Cure erected ~ BtgAdcs,s Hoiiaad
The wife Of pErEa De wrrrs yins in Holland Town. She
hoygan county, Wisconsin, much from Feakness on
ne Sopiaci aad fRdsasson. She been under a ply
sleIans seemed hafr
even his SKIM sl- pureha.ea some HOLLAND BIrrERs
at our os which has given tone her stomach her an
petite and strength retarnine firmly believe that
tins is another great effected your meiiefne.
Wehase sll 70 record wonderful cures eected By
hut must wait opportunity one thing
you can rely upon, Whist have ipbse are fro, per-
sons much respected Community aud are literally
true. J. QuISrus,
"a isseoovgaa Hisssessode. s.s5oygan. IFS
ITO prevent impcaltIon, careful to ask for
Boerhaves holland Bitters
sold AZ 81 Ter bottle six bottles rs. ~ the
propfisiors BENJAMIN PAGE, ", & Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaeentists chea,ists Pittsburgh
Pal anaty L-iuGllzNs4 REgH9zExD,
now Wheeling, Va.
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No. 2 WasIainpton Han

IN In would inform III Siends
= ana patrons and the citizens Of
gsisraiy that he has efyed his Pli and
~ gas aeEes and yestiss all Or which lie q
"A 49, W 70 oraef m the latest and most
s sna peos q short and
ss pss.sss INC best buyers All gbods a., ~ ~
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o.R. r. once. valdalia. June 81. 1854.

PROFESSOR WOOD sss'.tn' : ~''s - syf.
DEAR SIR Itake pleasure In bearing voluntary tes.i.
nony to the excellence of Restorative Three
months ago. my hair was very dark
brown, te original COLOR smooth glossy The oiy n
pcation have mnde to thas been
ed by yoh and which, from the in my own case can
most cordially recommend to others
Respectfully, yours,
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I'M PO Ri a n e
TO THOSE USING
STAR AND ADAMANTINE

NlF<i N u II
THE attention ofthe public invited to the fact that
most OF the Star aud adanantine Candles offered for
DEFICIENT IN w EgGsIHP.
SO that what sold pound actually hut fourteen
or fifteen ounces and 40 lbs' fan short
two three, and I'VE pounds per This loss does
not fan upon the Wholesale Dealers who
the MARKED WEIGHT the Retailers, who sell BY
COUNT, but upon the who thus pay for about
ionetcnth more than they receive.
The subscribers have full six
teen ounces to the pound NJ tho real
weight which may he testing them.
experience in the business enables them an article
equal In quality in the they solicit patron
age OF purchasers who desire to study their Interest,"
and, ut the same time, encourage correct dealing.
PROCTOR & GAMBLE
5 nov10 Cincinnati.
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PhUF.T WOOD
DEAR SIR. Ny hair had for several years. been be.
s1,ihg Psematurey gray, accompanied by n harshness
gsn rendered the constant oil necessary in
t, using Hair Resfors-
tlNe, about two months IL that =onton and
having continued en- within the last tiree Il
70 rs natural color, assumed a softnes ana
greatly to be preferred to those PRODUCED BY ne an
Piea,lon OF oils or any other have ever sl
70 rs ltsea as q Hair Restorative for the simple
mission orefer who il AN, a,ht -
ing all that Is claimed for IL - w - - wv
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MRS. q. sYMONps
olaeInnalI ONO. Rsb 1ota. lss4. lIs IhlE ''Fss'.

PROF. o. j. WOOD s9es' Aass.' elas = %
ALLOW me to attest tbe vlrtt,ess IA q,
mar Restorative Three since being
and Commenced 10 rss tvi
na u soon began % Tie silver ~ tei5
nslye soior and the which was before dry
si l,s dandrn6 disappe the iii Inc
~ look but feel yoIng again. = = 49, tosSis-
81 Respectfully yours, &c.
cIIAs. WHITNEY
III Market ST., ST. Louis - - ~ az ~. ~ and
tszzTFors sale in Wheeling by
sn4zs, ~ III LOGAN q CO.,
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SPECIAL NO TIcE s..

= This Is tlae senson for inflammation, Rheuma-
ts, Pains, Weakness &c. The great remedy is Uans
foa's zfectnre strengthens while II cures. has done
great good in this city Ask your neishbors
about H. I. H. LOGAN Z co.,
move Wholesale and Retail Asenis.
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Wheeling Island Property

ErI)R S5A liz,
VIE undersigned for snit an fat MARI On NheeIn,
y Island now In the occupancy YFIifian Z
Market tiardef He has habit out into small iiels
gang IN size from one and half Five Acres With
Town Lots to the head Of the Islafif. - = : - -
For beauty OF Locations and fertility of II
= not nv the Ohio 10 lie.
slIos Z. 9ptaning delightful location In co,ntt, con.
yenlent the city, or 70 those wisi engages in The b
% MARKET Gardening IL offers stri inducements 70
plot of the premises can seen on
70 w who VIII give refa
ton to it, and the terms or sale win he very berai
FRANCIS n. AIlafSFR0NG
ATTY In faci Tor
Iel4 80 HENRY MOORE Tsust.-
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ASsNGuLAE PoLrrIcAI WAeER.-Major Ben
jalnin Perley Poore, the late Fillmore candidate
for Congress in the Sixth District, Mass, arri-
vedlin Boston ON the 18th inst, with his wheel
barrow and barrel of apples which he had
wheeled all the way from Newburyport, dis
tanceof thirtysix miles, in two and half days.
The job was ia fIlfillncnt of a bet with Colonel
Burbank, the fremont State Senator elect, that
Fillmore would get more votes in Massachusetts,
than Fremont The Major wheeling his apples,
was escorted up State street about two o'clock by
the Fillmore clubs of Boston and Charleston, a
military company, and mounted cayaleade of
citizens. The novelty of the performance col
lected many thousands of the people, and the
Major was greeted with tremendous and tumul-
tuous applause on all sides He delivered the
apples to Colonel Burbank on the steps of the
fremont House, when both gentlemen delivered
congratulatory speeches, mounted on the bar
rel Ten Thousand people were present.
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RxctrEMESr X SALISBURY, n. G.-The Sails
bury Banner of the 2sth nlt has the following
account of the reception Of ex-Professor He'd
riclSsin that place:
Our usually quiet town was the scene of great
uproar and disorderly conduct on Tuesday
night last. Ii became known that Professor
Hedrick was in town rs delegate to the Educa-
tional Convention, which was then in session;
this was calculated TO excite the indignant feel
ings of many of our. citizens, who determined
to disgrace him and compel him to leave. An
etiigy was prepared and placed in front of the
Presbyterian Church, where the Convention
was in session, and on adjournment of the Con-
yention tho effigy was burnt in the presence of
the Professor and nearly every member of the
Convention. This ought to have satisfied the
crowd but it was only the beginning OF the
riotous proceedings. They soon collected in a
large force and proceeded under much excite.
ment and much luproar to the Female Seminary,
where Professor lIedrick was lodging; then
eaane the tug of war. They hnlloefi, Kissed,
groaned, and proceeded in most riotous and
reprehensiye manner to compel Hedrick to
leave the town. The excitement became more
intense and greater disorder prevailed as they
proceeded The rabble was finally Quoted by
the appearancesof several of our citizens, who
prevailed upon them to dispense
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Logansport, Ia. June i ss5.

MEssRs. o.. J. twOoD q Co. tSs > ' $3.50 ~
sGENTS-Yours of the 18th came ,i,y 10 hand u,
closed pleas find dollars being The for
HAIR Restorative. Ihaye sold tall. y - - If
you may send six dozen bottles Hair Restora
tive think can sen H. miracles in thIs
fetched new hair out all over his head! ST75
5sszts= Yours respectfully,
NJ IL. GgIDLEY.
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THANKSGIVING Mississippi Kentucky and
Michigan are now added to the States in which
lie soth Of November uin be observed as
Thanksgiving.
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School Teacher Wanted
II Beech Glenn DLstrct, three miles Wheeling.
the National Road Being About school
Of ssctring experienced teacher
70 whom liberal CONDENSATION will be allowed. None but
those who can bring good references need apply.
z Apply to the uniersisred. ADAM FITCHSER,
HUGH CLARKE, M!
2Td u
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2 III I'M ~ I4NI7IIl n fIl1lI11. -
GToNE d THOMAS take pleasure in arnouncinr that
Winter - 80
ity g Gods, Varieties and 5IiIifnery Good.
They kaye Just received their Fail Purchases
added to their former stock, viii enable pre-
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TIM new coLIrss ,STEAMEE-- The new steam
er Adriatic, ofthe Collins line, is now ready for
ses, and is receiving her cargo. She sails on the
2sd instant, and has already most of her cargo
engaged, including apples at 5s. per barrel,
cheese COS. per ton; bacon, COS; and measure
rnent goods at proportionate rates. Il is very
generally understood here that she will not make
very extraordinary lime Mr.. Collins, chagrin-
ed at the defeat of his appropriation bill, has
given out that he can't afford to burn sufficient
coal to. compete with the cunarders, and the
Adriatic Is therefore 70 be run slow.
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LAND ANY Y q Mill fIA 2 s f
Tor Sale Or. IL emf -

WILL sell at private safe, between this and
y next, valuable Tract OF Land, staining about one
and twenty acres situate the Wheel
ing Creek in tlie county good Pfo,Yi. Af
With Dwelling and other suitable buildngs ON the
fnetapoye property Is for stiIes q,
sheat and convenient Of access TO the National
VIII give In said ,,ro.
erty to the purchaser he disposed 10 se nsn4
terms 20 suit the usflf be made mo-
by calling on the undersigned. - = -. = : -
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be1NlyEiT BLOpRsS % 2
n 2 fall Bonnet Blocks latest s,ys
ps, and Striped Pushes siIks Plain
& french oersi chenelies All coors md
sss siia tull a. fsniett Of Millinery Geo'ls
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II 49, - a,rsiassss uierinie Cafhoficnn Brr-
and IssI5S IneFe, Citrate q sisFnesa iig
Perrat Vt "a superior areiel Tfnei cssh
Confeetao rms and ointrent, T0iieEayg MoEm
cSsry Balm on A,T
srrls - AZ OF Dr. Jayne's aielcDes and A faye
oI equal To any in tts s,y5a.
ana Tor sale atth Drug and store
.fUNDESRIrRfi q RnREsRIs.
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II VIE hrrn Of Bofa1n, iib.rsos 4 Co was tIts fss
solved by mutual :. Robson reftres Ti
business vii hereafter be conducted by RI o. Boni,a5, ma
g y GIlhsrsel. Nov. lst. 1876. .rn,.a -.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A-rTH Ell 4EU .NI.

!. Hanchett, Sole lessee and Manager.
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COL. BENTON.

AJtJl4-
The St Louis Democrat learns that Col. Ben
tt,r has received applications TO deliver lectures
from great many literary societies in the East
several Of which be has accepted. The Demo.
crat states that the purpose Of these lectures is
10 contribute to tie pacification Of the public
mind, sucha purpose Is worthy Of Benton,
and to carry 1t nut no man in the country is 50
competent, whether VIC consider his talents, his
character, his political antecedents or present
position. The powerful Republican party of
the North will barker, to counsel from the faith
sriss=lass of Fremont, which would fall nnhcei
sicr ,lnhcard, IL spoken by any man ont Of
their own rank and such counsel as Benton
il capablc Of giving, no Republican leader dare
give, even If heiwcre capable, without sacrific-
ing himself The lectures viii be consequently
political but IN no sense partizan isayoring no
party.
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II EISKELl & SyyEARINGES have many new STYLES OF
~ prsss Goods. T,,lns cioa which they would
eez aud fair dealing may be relied on in ali cases
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TRUST SaIe.

And b. virtue Of another Deed OF Trust execn,.,
the said George Hardan, Bearing aia ON s is % mshy
May 1875 and recorded Ia tie in Deot AZ s q
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EEAsp S1Drs N sSicARAeuA The whole
value of the property about to be sold by Wal
lser, in Nicaragua. is set down at $75s,o0o-
One estate is put down as having six thousand
head Of cattle and FIVE hundred horses And
for all these the valuation is $4,000. Another
one, with fifteen hundred cattle and two hum
dred horses, is put mp ut s Il, 900; another with
two thousand cattle and three hundred horses,
at sl2, 600. Payment for the purchase of these
properties may be made. in military script
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BY EYPPES,S

BY E1HFhESS
IITE have lust received 200 pieces OF Black Velvet Rib
W bon, in All desirable widths for trimming. q
now IIkISSEELs& SWEARINGfEN.
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rhare tls DfnKcT from The ma
lss IN belfast our P importation or Irish Inens
In s,nsns, anu Linen cairbrc handkerchief These
rad IN fosorr sales, and are
gu pure Linen We woptd respectfully invite pur.
70 CAL and exnnine, are 10 sell
~ les prices than be pnrcilas "a die ~ ~
sepAt a etrsts
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-07
GU TNBURG, ROSENBAUM & co.
HAVE OPENED r..
NEW STORE,
WITH
New Prices and New Goods /!

4 the Corner of Main and Bridge streets in Patton's
Ne" Block, where they will exhibit and offer for sale
Splendid stock OF DRY GOODS consisting the latest
SyIes o Ladies Dress Silks, such plain black watercd
iVetlne orocade, &C. changeable China and plaid silk
Sehuu style OF striped pongee silk Of a!l Cnlors and
shaccs. splendid stock OF Grape. Silk Stella and
pTiated Cashmere SHAWLS; regular assortment of
DRESS GOODS, consisting of c4llys, de aines berages
lawns, &c, from so cent calico dress pattern mn to = =
silk dress In DOMESTICS, our assortment is conplete
we nave large stock OF prints, gngharns checks tick
did assortment of EMBROIDERIES such as French
ncedeWor collars sleeves Swiss and iacone f0uncincs
heedew"rk edgngS and inserngs, linen thread laccs
cotton enUfoaered lace curtains, jaconet dotted muils
SrOSpart nuSllls, &c, too numerous to mention.
We have also an elegant assortment Of BOGacis RIB
3ons ffo'reTs aad Borders, ReadlTes$es hair fronts
hG bLG1S &c TO which We invite the attention Of Cuun
try Alilncrs and the Ladies in particular
All of the above articles we feel assured VI, can offer +,
the pnGhc at Gstonishngly low prices and are deermin
eQ not To be underSod by any establishment this side of
New ork city. We would invite the citizens of Brad
ford county and elsewhere give us call and evainc
stock. and satisfy themselves about our prices before
purchasing elsewhere 1t is saving L penny say
ed Is two earned"
To tie GENTLEMEN in particular we will say that in
cohfCSnl win the above, we have regular Tailoring
establishment in the city Of NcwYork and have taken
particular pans To get up splendid stock Of SPRING
AND SUMNER CLOTHING, which we offer 10 vou nj
prices unsurpassed at any other establishment Our as
s9rtct IN this branch consists Of Infants Boys aad
MeU Wear: also general stock Of C;cntfTara FI,7-
isiptg Goods, such Shirts, Collars Cravats Stocks
Socks, S'pcndeTs, &c. Also, general assortment of
faI are prepared to take for nice suits
and furnish them on short notice and warrant them
gond III and satisfactory in every respect In short all
thc goods sold by us vii be warranted and exchanged or
taken back required We fater ourselves that have
one OF the best cutters in the city and of the best
W9fken cmPloye and give satisfaction the uubiic
ltetcrcncc OF our firm be had from Icn. Bentley
Albert ChambeTn l.. Searc. Vim. X. Hatch r. b. Little
John +. Dean, ESqrS., Moutrose. Pa
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8oolZs and Stationery.

fHHE largest assortment of BOOKS and
4 STATIONERY ever offered in this markct-compris-
ing very complete stock of School Classical and Mfsccl
laneors Books and very full of Stationery
just opening and for sale unusually cheap at
April o. 1856. o. ID. BARTI FITS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-07
Book Binding,

'TIIE undersigned has the agency of one of
J. tue best BnGecs in y. Y. City and is ready 70 re-
ccive Books Pamphlets Magazines &c, he bound in
any style desired, in the ncltest and substantial
and At low ratc>--hall he forwarding lot
very soon--o send in your volumes. . b. BARTLETT.
Anril p, $50.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-07
snawis, Silks and nnlbroideries.

A beautiful assortment Of BrOche, Stella
SILK, Tilet and Printed Shawls: Black Striped
md Plaid Silks; Embroidered Collars. Uudcr,ecyc-,
hmazcttra Bands, Edging and Inscrtngs. will he found
It the store Of II. :. MERCUR.
AprIl 30 lSlS.