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Ssz <S17
s MoRI 3 {AR.
STN5SSSS 5<s6S
for the Complete Cure of Conghs, Col6s,
OF RIoad and all other Lung Complaints
tending TO Consumption.
Q STgggsgEFg gSE

rHTs is getting into use all over our country
The numerous letters we receive from our various
gents informing of effected In their immediate
ne2hbooods Warrant In saying Il is Of the BEST II
not the very Cough Medicine before the public
IL almost invariably relieves and unfPeQuentlY
the very When all other Cough Preparations
have faed relieved the patient Druggists deal
Medicines, and Physicians testify. the Agent
your town. what has been his experience of
effects Of this medicine. IL he has been selling for any
length OF time he VIII tell You the best medicine exant
Below give few extracts from letters reeev-
ed lately regarding the virtues of this medicine.
Dr'S. s. oslin Of Knoxville, Ga, says:-I have been
lice for three years past and is with pleasure my
belief In its superiority all other articles with which
an acquainted, for which II Is recommended.
hessrs. Fitzgerald BrenneTs, writing from Waynesville,
N. c., ssys-"The Liverwort and Tar is becoming daily
more popular In this country, and think justly All
who have tried speak in commendabie of and
h very oeneneialin seVatng the complaints for which
lie recommended. o' 7e
Our Agent Piekens District, s. Co. Mr.. s. K. McFall,
assures US that he uses twh great benea In his family
tndreeommends Ii to his neiRhborso He gives instance
negro In his vicinity, who had been suffering
h disease of Lungs for years. attended with sever
cough, who relieved by the Iiverwort and Tar.
Such the good reports hear of this Medicine from
all parts South. For report of the surprising
IL performed the Western and Northern and Eastern
States would invite the suffering patient TO read the PAM
phlet which accompanies each bottle To all say, have
fry the Medicne Be warned in seasonii And neglect
that cough which s daily weakening constitution,
Irritating throat and lungs, and Inviting that dread
disease, Consumption when soothing and healing
edy obtained Rogers Syrup LveFwa and Tar
Beware of Commercials and base limitations. The genuine
a3le signed Andrew Rogers on the engraved wrapper
around each bottle. N tt
Price, Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for Five DOL
lars. Sold wholesale and reia by sCoVIL q MEAD,
Ill Chartres St. bet Cont and St. Lonis, Sole gent
the Southern Saies whom all orders and applications
for Agencies must be addressed. Sold also By IN .F
Wells ana c. W. Hendershott, Nashville Tenn and by ali
other Druggists through the State snl2-d&uiWly.
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United states AEaiia.ine

EXPRESS. NOTIGE.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
ROAD.
TUE "ADANS EXPRESS COMPANY" have mad
i rang menLs with the above Railroad for Daily Ex
press Line and prepared receive and forW ard
Freight Packages DC By Passenger Trains t0 Huntsville,
Decatur Tuscumbia and intermediate stations the N.
q Q. and n. 4 c. Railroads Small Packages ct reduced
rates .-- -.. .... s
~ Messengers leave Nashville daily aI o'clock
s4 Freghts to be forwarded by Express will be called
for without extra charge. A. K. HOLT,
apr9 Agent
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER
TRAINS
ITO take effect on and after SATURDAY, 2lst Of June,
1856. Day Passenger leaves Nashville al 905, A. NJ
at Chattanooga st sos, p. NJ,
Night Passenger leeves Nashville at 5, NJ arrives at
Chattanooga al 30, A. NJ.
Dag Passenger leaves Chattanooga al 6, A. NJ, arrives
at Nashville at 24O, p. NJ
Night Passenger leaves Chattanoogaat 9l5, p M,
rives ct Nashville al 5.45 A. II.
june2l. H. l. ANDERSON, Supt.
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Pianos, Pianos.

ME have received Fourteen more new P ..Fz1F--...
w anO-FOrtes from these uoriTGlled ma f15EEzz4 q
kers, Light, Newton Bradbury and HainesI u N q
Bros which makes stock very large and desiraabs
We would be pleased 10 have these instruments exin ed
By all whether they desire 10 purchase not Every h
sold BY shall be warranted 10 give satisetioa IA
every respect IlaY7 " 8 K EREEMAH
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
FOR HTISF

Il
A LIKELY house Boy, about IA years of age for hire
n for month. Apply to
sug2 WILL. L. BOYD, JE
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RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OhlO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURS!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
l. ingtOn be procured TO which point well to
Baltimore, 1t is The shortest, most direct and in
spect the most reliable route 1t is the only by which
purchasers OF Through Tickets New York enabled
to reach The cities Of BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New
York, at the cost of Ticket New York ony thus ell
Rbng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure infor
nation to visit four OF the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than Can be afforded by any other route.
And it is the only route by which Through Tickets can
be had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va Charleston, Savannah. Macon At
lanta, Augusta, Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches of
Carter Thomas OF steamers the Cumberland river
to LOUISVILLE, connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers 10 Cincinnati, or with the JetfsrsOnville
Railroad 10 Indianapolis lnd make direct connection al
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
ing whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made Washington City, Baltimore, Phila
delphia and New York.
Easz- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
PMS are transferred Cairo cars of the Illinois
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Tarre
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and Aenia 10 Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus, at 10 A. NJ $50 7. NJ. and
u 2. NJ.
~ Travellers are requested to notice that while this
the only ys a riding Through Tickets to all the Eastern
Ces at the charged by other routes leo
lorE .y 1t ia also The Shortest most speedy and direct
10 all the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus to baltimore is only $40 miles, being about 100
miles She er 10 New York than by any other There
ale less Changes OF by this roue and consequently
less detention, than bv any o,her
~ The road is balaStsd with broken stone and is
entirely free TUm dust
Fur lurier information, please apply to D. g. RUMSEY,
Agent Nashville. Team
For 10 ouzn Tickets sp yly in Louisville at the office of
The a. Mad steamers, "r At The Jacksonville Railroad
oihoe, Mann street WM. =. WoODSIDE
Master Transportation B. 4 o. r r.
JoHH N. SuAEr, General Western Agent
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TTNHE School for Boys, in thu basement of the New
l. African Church, will be reopened on MONDAY, fHs
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER Those desiring information in re-
gard to the character Of The School, referred its
iormer patrons H-a2 ssA
TERNs-TwelVs dollars and half per quarter Of ten
weeks. = - Cd. ...-..- .-.
sugl2-dtd C. STONE, A. NJ.
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UNDERGRADUATES DEPARTMENT.
1,LsIl III INlTIIIITEA


FTdE next session of this Colegs will open Monday,
L September g. The Classical Course isfd and every
facility Is Jrded students in Scientific Branches
Preparatory School is attached embracing course oftwo
Tears The Military system is adopted as an eteetual
of preserving good ORDER economy regular habits
and active bodily exercise. Charges for Tuition and
Boarding 800 per term of twenty weeks. Surgeons Fee
SO. Engineering French, Spanish, German, Drawing,
Book Keeping and Fencing each $40 term OF twenty
weeks.
The last session of the Medical College closed with $50
h.atTiculAnts S5 6radua,es, from Is States. The
Military College closed its first year Nashville with l54
Hatrcuauts from ia States tor Catalogue aad Regua
tinns, spply to
b.. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
NEshvie. Jelly q, le5S.-2mtw&v+
MEDICAL COLLEGE or GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, July, 1856
T7BE twenty fifth Course Of Lectures in this Institution
viii comme5os the first Monday in November next
FACULTY
y. II. NEWTON, NJ. ID, Anatomy.
L. A DUGAS, M. d.. Surgery.
p. CARVE, A. D. Materia Medica, Therapeutics and
Medical jurisprudence, -. a
ia EVE NJ. D., Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Infants.
HvA MnLER, n d, Physiology and Pathological
Anatomy.
ALt1 MEANS, N D. Professor Of Chemistry.
FORD, d, Institutes and Practice Of Aedi-
Il + CAMPBELL, Nj D, Surgical, Comparative, and
hcTUseJpioal Anatomy.
Il CAMPBELIs N d, Demonstration of ANATOMY.
s 3 SIMMONS, n. ID, Assistant Demonstrator.
JURIAH HARRIS. N ID. ProsectOr to Professor Of
Surgery.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly the City
Hospital and ample opportunities Will be afforded for The
study of Practical Anatomy.
Fees for the entire Course. $l05 90
Naturalization Ticket Ito be taken once) -. 90
julyIs-dIm NJ NEWTON, Dean,
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THURSTON & BERNARD.
No M Duhgf- co,-

(Next door 70 Cslhoun's9
HTE now bsys on Esnd beautiful stock AZ F,,,.n
w and English herinOs PLAN Plaid and A,rbrs
shaded oil wool DeLaines BOmbaznes Cashmeres Mar.
all qualities. Also eompleta stock Of StanIs Ssa,
Servants Goods OF s kinds TO which We invite The shs-
aon oi al CASH buyers, as give good bargains
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For Sale.

TTNHE handsome and commodous Residence, -
l. No. IA, South Vine street The House has been Es
newly painted the lot fenced and otherwise i'm ELL
proved The location and neighbOrhood is one OF toe
most desirable in the city For further particulars apply
TO the subscriber on the premises or to A. b. Shanksnd
No. 25 Cherry street
july23-lm W. BAYLESS
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CONLEY s JOHNsnN'

GUN LIZ Z q JOHNSUN,
(Suecess0rs 10 Mcclure 4 MOofs) .
NO. 10 Broad, and No. "a South Marker st
- Nashville, Tenn.
X EeP constantly sn hand all kinds Of Cooking and
IA treating Stoves, plain and ornamental also Tin
ware, Crates 60 &c
Roofing aud Spoutiuy done with neatness sad dsanaeh
sheet Iroa and Copper work for Boats, Rolling Mls
Furnaces Foundrss Factories snd Stills done a. eheao AZ
thecheapest. tra .F--I y = Ssr-tS ~
u. ". AussELt, p J. SCOTT. g.. ~ cARco
s RUSSELL, SCOTT Il CO.,
s WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. so BROADWAY NAsHvlILs FEyxzSzEz
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Fl. NJ. AKER0YD
ARCHITECT. &c.

PUBLIC SQUARE, OVER BERRY'S sTOORE,
49, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
DLANS, Elevadons Sections, and full sissd detnl
4 DrsW1nes OF every part Of city and private rss-
dsnces with entire specifications, &c made By tbs
best New York and English Architects.
oct16-IY
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rTNHURSTON & BkRNARD havs removed 70 No. Ig
Il Public Square, next door 70 CalhOun's, whers tneg
viii be happy show ths customers first rate stock f
Dry Goods consisting OF Black Brown. and Blue Brosd
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassneres; Vestnza Glovss
Hosiery CraEsts, handkerchief &C., DC.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
The Orders to Gov. Geary.

WASHINGTON Sept. l2-It is understood
that the telegraphic despatch transmitted by
| the State Department to Gov. Geary, is to the
following effect
If the militia, which previous orders sent by
| Col. Emory made subject to the requlsition of
Gen. Smith, are not sufficient for the eXigency,
Mr. Marcy wishes to he notified by telegraph
| rcmarking that the insurrectiOnary invasion
of Kansas by way of Nebraska, and the sub
sequent hostile attack on the pOst-Oifice at
Franklin aud on the dwellings, of Titus and
Clark, seem to have stimulated to unlawful
acts of the same character on the border of
Missouri, and that the President expects Gov
Gcary to maintain the public peace, and bring
to punishment all acts of violence or disorder,
by whomsoever perpetrated, relying on his en-
ergy and discretion and the approved capaci-
tv, decision and GOODNESS of character of Gen.
Smith, to prevent or suppress all attempts to
kindle civil war in the Territory.
The telegraphic despatch from the War De
partment to Gen. Smith, bears date Sept. 9th,
acquanting him that it is the purpose of the
President to secure him all the militia force
necessary to maintain order and suppressS in
surrection, and that no military operations
shall be carried on in Kansas otherwise than
under his instructions and orders. Hence he
is instructed not to permit the employment OF
militia or any armed bodies of men unless they
have been regularly mustered into the service
of the United States.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

Col. FREMONT AT THE SoUTB.-A STAKEHOLDER
writes a long letter to the Neu- York Daily
Times, from Atalanta, Geogia, emphatically
endorsing the nomination of Fremont and Day
ton, and expressing an earnest desire for their
election. He says that he is permanent re-
sident of Georgia, owns half dozen slaves,
was born in a Slave State, does not believe the
people of the North wish to deprive him of his
property, regards slavery as anything else than
blessing, thinks the whole white race would
be happier and better without it, and thus
speaks of the existence of a Fremont party at
the South -
=" And as to the forming of Q Fremont party
in every Slave State, do not hesitate to say
it could be done with ease, if mobs were out
of the way. And it could be DONE if necessa-
ry, in spite of mobs. A few brave hearts could
do the work anywhere. But, misrepresented
as Fremont has been, l will not say that he
could get the electoral vote of any Slave State.
Yet it is beyond all doubt that he could get
thousands of the peoples votes in every one of
these States. l will go further. l will say
that in twelve months from now there arM Be
Republican party in every Southern State
Such party will not be based upon hostility
to the vested rights of any man or any class of
men. 1t will have for its object the introduc-
ton, among our people, of fraternal feelings
towards their fellow citizens of every section,
and of system of rational politics."
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

WAYERLY-Arrves daily, except Sunday, at II! P. NJ.
Departs do do
TUNKN'K-Arrives daily, except Sunday, at II NJ.
Departs do 7. NJ.
TROY-Arrives daily, except Sunday, at p. NJ
Departs do A. NJ
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at p. NJ. Departs, same days, at y VI.
CANTON-Arrives Monday Wednesday and Friday, at
SPIN Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
att \. NJ.
MONTROSE-Arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at p. NJ. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at \. NJ
LAPORTE-Auives Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
2P.M. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at II NJ.
WELLSBURG-Arriv Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at p. NJ. Departs Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at \. NJ.
EATON-Arrives Wednesday and Saturday, at P. NJ.
Departs Tuesday and Friday, at ; a. NJ.
The morning mails close at o'clock of the evening pre-
vious the afternoon mails close at III A. NJ.
July 2l, 1856. II. c. PORTER, p. NJ.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

From KANsAs.-Chieago, Friday Sept -,
1956.-One hundred Free State refugees ar
rived at st. Louis yesterday, destitute They
state that large number of families had ia
ken refuge at Fort Leavenworth. 1t is re-
ported that large number of Free State wo-
men and children were killed at Strangers
Creek. on Wednesday, Sd inst.
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1llsecllaucons.
TO TIE PUBLIC.

consideration of the liberal patronage with which
IL have been favored since commenced business i'll
this place tender the citizens of Towamda and
rounding country sincere thanks, and hope by selling
at prices SURPRISINGLY LOW to make it profitable to
all who may favor with call.
We solved 90 keep pace with the progressive spirit
OF the age in which we live, by offering for sale
Goods of the --latest Styles,
at prices that actually alarm the proprieors of odsh
i0ned Stores they beng schooed in the higprice pri
Cpe rather in the prices Of old timeswl lower
their demands but in very happy manner warn tbciI
customers not to NEEDLE with the at the New store
(at the time exhibiting much for their wei
fare for they know THAT none but damaged Goods can
be sold so very low.
We do not intend to sell damaged Goods but f any
prove to be not what represent them be
return them and receive the money paid for them.
now offer ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK 1T
STILL LOWER PRICES TILdN EYER.
Some of our Dress Goods, remaining stock of Bon
nets and Bonnet Trimmings will sell at COST
We have fine lot Of Shawl', Mantillas Window Dra-
perry, Silks, Embrodcrics Needle Worked Edging and In
serting &c, &c.
We prepared to send for any article in line that
We have not on hand. Our assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
complete-cannot be surpassed by any other establish
ment in Northern Pennsylvania. Call and examine cur
Goods-seeing Is believing
GUTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & co.
T0wanda. July 2S 1S56.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

Rey~ Mr.. Grow is meeting with most cor
dial reception among his constituents in this
County
The meetings which he addressed at Great
Bend, SuSquchanna Depot, Gibson, Lathrop,
Brooklyn &c, were all we'll attended and ell
thusastc. At Susquehanna Depot there were
1900 present, and the livelicst enthusiasm for
Fremont and Freedom was exhibited.
Among our Northern hills the fires of free,
dom are lightly blazing. We are confident
that the cause of freedom will triumph in No
vember but how are the people of Kansas to
be preserved from their blood-thirsty oppres,
sors in the mean time For them the present
prospect is dark indeed.-IRdependem Repn6
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

Bay~ The Union Washington received the
first news from Maine with some lncreduIty
and an air of cool Indifference, remarklng that
"Hc strong Democratic districts remain {" be
heard from" When The Union hears from
those districts will it be good enough to let us
know " y Tribune
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FALL GOODS.

TT S. MERCUR is now receiving large
IL lie Stock of FALL GOODS to which the attention of
the public is requested.
Eowanda, Sept. l6, 1856
ElXECUTOR'S NOT1CE.-Notice is here
H by given that letters estamentary upon the estate
of C. s. Bonoy decd late Of Springfield twp have been
granted to the subscriber All persons indebted to said
hereby requested to make immediate payment,
and those having any claims upon said estate to present
them duly attested for settlement.
THOMAS SMEAD, Executor.
Sept. 10, 1856.
NOTICE.-The Bradford County Musical
IN Association will meet Wednesday the lst of Oc-
tober proXimo O'Clock p NJ. at the Office of VIM. c.
Boglrt ESD. the Borough of Towanda, to take into
consideration the proprety of holding Musical Conven-
ton time during the coming winter
G. r. COBURN, President.
WV. c. BOG ART, Secretary.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

GAUTION.-Notic is hereby given, that
" hereby forbid all persons from trusting any
my account and particularly forbid all persons from har
boring trusting Joseph Prince without written
der from rs have made all the necessary arrange
ments for his comfort and support and will not he liable
for any debts contracted by him.
Warren sept 2 l716. NELSON PRINCE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

eM- RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The North Branch
a Association Of Universalists will hold its annual
session at Sheshequn the fourth Wednesday and Thurs
day, 24th and 25t days of September cordial invita-
ton is extended to all of every and denomination.
H. +. WHITNEY, Standing Clerk.
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Will find in assortment endless variety OF all the
Goods they need Our shelves and drawers ara crowded
With articles for their We call special attention to
our np,c sies of FANCY SILKS, the finest the market
affords SHAWIS, broche, Bay state and cashmere, of
all sizes and qualities LADIES' DRESS GOODS, French,
English and American Merinos, plaid and striped DE
LANES plain and figured Alpaccas in fact everything
usually kept in Dry Good SPORES Frstrate calico at
cents per yard good muslin at 81 cents fine assort
ment Of BONNETS, Ladies' Collars, Unde'siceues Hand
kerchiefs Laces EnlbrOideres. Gloves, Hosiery, &c
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Our Clothing Department

Is repete with fashionable goods Overcoats from 81 to
500 business coats from So to SIS, vests prices pants
from 81 to So general assortment OF undertaking,
collars &c. CLOTHING made to order if required, and
upon the shortest notice.
aS Don't forget the place in Pattons new block, cor
ner Bridge and Main streets.
GUTTENBURf;, ROSENBAUM & co.
Towanda, September }, 1856.
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H r 4 e d O M
OR
S VA MR We

Is said to he the inevitable result of the coming cecton
it also said that this glorious Union in danger be
that may know that terrible storm is gathering
in the political heavens which will burst upon in
all its maddened fury But would say to the citizens
of Bradford heed it will pass harmessly by Soon
however, storms of different nature viii gather in n
wintry sky which will you to trcmbe like an aspen,
unless you procure the necessary protection Now, it is
kinds of storms that propose to prepare you to
meet We have just received an extensive and splendid
assortment of
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r Z NJ OV A L.
COLLINS & POWELL.

inform their friends and the pub
w lie generally, that they have removed theiS Cloth
ing and Furnishing Store TO their New Building the
west side of Main Street next door to Hall Russells,
and will be happy to Wait on all who may give them a
call. ...-.H
Their stock consists of Black Cloth Coats, Plain and
Fancy Cassimeres Tweeds and Jeans, Black and Fancy
Cashmere Pants, Black Satin Vests Silk Velvet and fam
cy do Silks of all kinds White Maraes and fancy do,
White and fancy Linen Pants, Overalls and overshirfs
white and fancy shirts drawers collars, cravats socks
Hats and Caps of all kinds and qualities, good assort
ment of Boys Clothing such Coats, Vests and Pants
which selling off at cost.
Gentlemen wishing clothing made up to order will do
well to give a call have good assortment of
Cloths, Cassimercs and Nestings hand, which are
ready to make up short notice, and WARRANTED to
fit in every way, sale. We do cutting, and
hatter ourselves that know much about it as most
people, having had some years experience IN buSines
= CUTTING done to order usual.-Where Goods are
bought of u.s. charge made for cutting. As regards
cheapness all ask is to give call before buying
elsewhere.
J. NJ. COLLINS PERCIVAL POWELL.
Towanda, August Z, 1856.