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NEW SPRING GOODS,

ID J. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR, FAS
GOODS, selected by himself from the
best importing houses. He solicits an exs W
animation Of them by his customers and -.
the public:
no disappointments In time permitted
mar N-3taW2W No. 4Ss Seventh st.
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MADAME PRlBRAM & DAUaHTKR,

Pa. ave., bet 10th and 18th SITS 8. side No 217,
GIVE THANKS TO The LADIES IN Wash
~ ington and vicinity for their patronage, ~
uRDAY, the 4th instant, the greatest stock Of ~
MILLINERY GOODS ever offered In Wishing
ton, consisting OF all kind Of Straw, Neopoliton,
SILK, Lace, Grape, and other Bonnets, suitable
foI all ages and complexion.
Also, the newest French and Partisan FLOW
Frs, French and Italian RIBBON, &c. IL
would be too tiTesome for the writer to give a
specification Of the articles. We have, without
any question, the largest Millinery business in
Washington, and many ladies', who were obliged
before we opened our establishment, to order their
Bonnets from New York or Boston, now get them
from US.
We request all ladies' before they buy any where
else, to examine our stock. mar 31-lw&
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pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF DIS,
- train against the Goods and Chattes, Lands
ard Tenements Of N. b. Ray, and to me objected
l haved seized and taken all the ght title claim
interest, and estate In and to one Frame Rouse
on u street north, between Sth and 9th sire cts
west. In square 200, In the city Of Washington
District Of Columbia, and l hereby give notice
that on SATURDAY, the 4th dav OF April, 1857,
at q O'Clock In the afternoon, on the premises. /
will offer for sale the said property so seized and
taken, by public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, to satisfy rent due and in arrears to Ulysses
Ward J.F. WOLLARD
mar 3l-T, W&F,* BaiIfR.
BY WALL, BARNARD Il CO., Auctioneers.
NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT Ar
~ Auction at the Navy Yard.--On MON
DAY AT FERNOON next, 9th April at o'clk,
in front Of the premises we will sell that valuable
Lot No 10, in sqrare COL, situated on Noaie's
Alley and 7th street east, Navy Yard, containing
about 229) square feet, and improved by a new
three-stOry Frame Dwelling, built Of the best
materials and workmanship.
The House contains seven good sized rooms,
and is built with regard to comfort and convent
ence.
Sale positive. Title perfect.
Terms One-half, cash the residue In three
equal payments, at6, ~, and IS months, bearing
interest, and satisfactory secured.
All conveyanciug at the cost Of the purchaser.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
mar 81 Aucts.
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AUCTION aALHa

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO., Auctioneers.
T AR9E SALE OF WATCHES. LEVEL
~ ~, &c At Auction to cover Adyances-
On THURSDAY MORNING, April 2d, at o
O'CLOCK, we sin sell, at our Auction Store, large
lot OF Watches, Jewelry, &c viz:
IS Gold Hunting Lever Watches
70 Plated and Silver do In good order
Also, lot OF fine gold Jewelfy
advances. WV
Sale positive Terms at sale.
WALL, BARNARD CO.,
.... Auctioneers,
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INQUIRE WITHIN FOR ANY THING
L You Want to Know, or 3, 7Oa acts for the Peo-
pie Buy II at 'FER6USON'S,
mar 20 aS6 9TH street.
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W. W. HACKNEY. WI DAYTON.
HACKNEY & DAYTON,
Real Estate and General Land Agency,
OwAHA CITY, N. r.
feb l4-Tu&F4m
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Ron sAFE.-A SECONDHAND IRON
SAFE for sale at
mar WALL, BARNARD 4 cos.
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Purchsse Of the Isthmu. Of Tshuautepsc

NEW ORLEANS, March 81 1T is stated ON
good authority that our government, instead
OF the purchase of Lower California; and So
nora, VIII conciliate the South by paving the
designated sum Of SIS, 600, 900 for The IstSmus
Of Tehuantepec. 1t also rumored that Sena.
tor Benjamin has been offered IN appointment
for the purpose OF accomplishing the purchase.
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l. Houses at the Corner Of 4 street North
aRd Third street West.-On FRIDAY Az
TERNOON, April Sd, at 5k O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell Lots Nos. and 2, In Pep
per and Todd's subdivision Of square No. 527,
improved by two story and attic Brick Dwell
ling House, with back building, containing ten
Rooms.
Also, two-stoYy Frame Dwelling House,
with back building, containing six X ooms.
Also, two story Frame Dwelling Hsuse, con-
tainiag four Rooms,
Terms One-fourth cash the residue In g, II,
ana 10 months, for satisfactorily secured notes,
bearing interest j, G. McGUIRE.
mar SD Auctionaey
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSoCIaTED PRESS.
Steamboat Collision

,v ,P,HLhDkLrHIA, April 1.-The s.esmer
hite Bluff, came in collision with tow boat
at CAIRO on Friday and was sunk, and the
second clerk and fireman drowned.
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CIHcUIr CoURr.-This morning the case of
Dan'l Rowland as. DR.. G. P. Mcknight, was
being tried. This action was recover the
amount Of certain notes passed by the defend
ant to the plaintiff. For defence. j. Fl Brad
ley, Z. R: Smith; for plaintiff, E. @. Morgan
and Mr.. Stone. =
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MUNDER gives levee tonight at his Acad.
envy, corner of Ninth and D streets A pleas
ant time may be anticipated, as usual.
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kucFgcH SALES.
ByJAS G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

(For otAs, Axe,os Sales see Fyrst Par. !
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SHIRTING COTTON.
- NEW YORK MILLS
BEST ENGLISH LONG CLOTH,
and other PRIME MILLS.
For sale at 24 Penn. avenue, between 18th
and 18th street.
mar A-eOlm FRANK A. MCGEE.
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Georgetown, March rs, 1857.

CLAIRvOYANCE.-Madam Swett's cIairyoy.
ant rooms still continue to be visited by
thropgs daily. Gentlemen should remember
that the fee for them has been reduced to one
dollar. Itx
WATCH RETURNS -Silas e. Kirke, drunk:
fine and costs, 50 Sc TT. G Tsplan, assault
and battery on Officer Handy; security for ap-
pearance at Court.
Western Lockup-Joseph Godfrey, disor.
derby conduct, fine and costs, 81 A. John
Murray, do; do. VIM. Hughes, do; do. Geo.
Funk. do; do. Joseph Moore, do; do. Pepper
Mouldin, do; do.
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The INSTITUTE FAIR is understand to have
netted about 1000.
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MARRIAGBs.-For the past month there has
been issued forty-three marriage licenses.
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ARRIvED.--The New York packet Mott Be-
dell has arrived at her wharf, and is now
landing her cargo.
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DEAD Elias A. erosion, who met with the
accident yesterday, at Thyson's grocery, on
Seventh street, died about three o'clock this
morning The funeral will take place to.mor-
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CRIMINAL CoURr.-Jos E Burch, convicted
of assault upon j. P. Levy. The Court at the
time of going to press were receiving present.
ments from the grand jury.
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SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL One of the richest
and most beautiful things Of tho sort We ever
saw, is the newly papered ceiling Of the store
OF Mr. John Alexander, paper-hanger and
upholsterer, Pennsylvania avenue, north side)
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. The
style Of this ceiling is entirely new, and the
effect is gorgeous, beyond explanation In print.
We're it deliberately painted by a skillful ar
fist, it could not be finer in effect Of course
the cost of ornanienting q room thus is mere
bsgatelle when compared with what it would
seems to have been; the illusion being perfect.
WASHINGTON INSURANCE CoNpAsY.-This
company had an animated meeting last night,
the occasion being the election of Directors.
Five thousand three hundred shares were rep
resented at the meeting. Upon going into an
election the following gentlemen were chosen
as the nine Directors Of the company, receiy.
ing, il will be seen, very large proportion of
the shsre-votes: j. G. Mcclure, 5.O35; Fran
els Mohun, 1886; M. w. Gait, 4, 92I; Hudson
Taylor, 4.9s1; Samuel Bacon, 1866; BENZ.
Beall, 1858; VIM. z. Bayly, 3,431 James +.
Halliday, 2. 57l; Robert Farnham, 1855 The
election for President comes Of tonight
"QUAsrIco," of the Alexandra SenttusI
says In bis letter in to days paper: The
Commissioner of Public Buildings, accompan.
led by Mr.. Mohun, his principal superinten-
oent OF outdoor work. has been engaged oil
Gay yesterday in making Q minute survey of
the condition of the Potomac bridge both above
eno beneath it. This looks as il the govern.
nent was about to commence repairing the
olloge. There has been obstacles to the
woik winch hope are in fair vay of being
ACCIDENT
moore, upholsterer, was driving about the c;t~
attending to his business, his horsa s,.s vts
suddenly, and Mr.. Moore was thrown ' ont 20
! the carriage and very seriously in;u,ea o0t q.
| unknown. arc as yet
| WAUGH lfALIA.-This is the third v..L
OF the beautiful and life-like represant..;oa !.
styled Italia, which conclusively provss ~ =
works of art when really what IA assumsS su -.
them, are well patronizsd by our oiti1.ns
Success attend Italia, it is we'll worthy Of T.
lNFANTIcIDE.-A white child, apna,.nt,,
newly born, was found this morning In M
sewer at the northwest corner of Thirteenti
and streets: 1t is to be hoped the inmate m
! mother may be discovered.
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THE MAaEIAGE FEE.-The late Dr. Boyiu-
ton was Once di>puting with farmer about
the ease with which minister earned his Mo
uey.
:. Now SAYS the farmer. when you are
called upon to marry couple YOU never ex-
pect les sum than three dollars. and YOU
sometimes yet ten dullars-thjs for few mi
nu,e'S >ervice'
= Pooh :" replied the doctor. would agree
to give YOU half OF my very next marriage fee
for hu>hei Of potatoes"
- VERY we'll said the farmer, "Ijl take
your OFF,. aud send you the potatoes
\ few DAYS afterwards. the doctor was call
ci on to splice loving couple al DOgtown, a
place about fOHr miles rom where he lived
When the ceremony was over. the bridegroom
said n the worthy minister -
Well. Var>oH. 'spoSe | must fork over
something for your trouble WHAT say YOU TO
tak.ag one Of my terrier pups Tie best
breed, tell You in JhecOuntTy- Shocking nice
TO have ii the harn Worth fa'l fire dollars
and '>noSe figure tao would do for the
spice. el >
The doctor took the pup with JOY. The joke
was too good he FASTENED 10 the farmer, SAY
iug. now. friend, here Is ny fee-how shall we
divide II?
TIE farmer reliShed the joke 80 well, that
be Increased the potatoes to half-l-doLen Ou-
sheis.
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Kiss OR FGHr-An Exchange tells sto-
ry OF country party thus A stalwart young
| rustic, who was known as formidable opera
tor in a . free fight" bad just married bloom
ing and beautiful country girl Only sixteen
years OF age, and the twain were at q party
where humber of young folks of both sexes
were enjoying themselves in the good old fash
ioned, pawnpIaying style. Every girl in the
room was called out and kissed except Mrs
B., the beautiful yOnng bride aforesaid, and al
though there was Lot a yOungSter present who
was not dying to taste her lips, they were re-
strained by the presence of her herculean hus-
band, who stood regarding the party with O
look of sulIen dissatisfaction. They mistook
the cause of his anger, however, for suddenly
rolling up his sleeves, he stepped into the mid
die OF the room, and, in Il tone of voice that
at once secured marked attention, said
Gentlemen, | have been noticing how
things have been working here for some time,
and | amt half satisfied | don't want to
raise a fuss but What's the matter,
John ?" inquired half dozen voices. What
do you mean? Have We done anything 10
hurt yoar feelings ~ Yes, YOU have all Of
you have hurt ms feelings, and I've got just
this TO say about it, Here's every gal 10 the
room been kissed mighty nigh dozen times
apiece aud there's my wife who | consider as
likely as any of EN- has not had a single one
tonight aud just tell you now, if she don't
get as many kisses the balance of the time aS
any gal in the room, the man that sights her
has got me to ight-that's all Now go ahead
with your plays !" If Mrs B was slight
Ell during the balance Of the evening we did
not know it, As for ourselves, we know that
John had no fault to find with US individually,
for any neglect on our part"
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EXPERIMENTING FOR SAFETT.-A man travel
ing entered a tavern and seeing no Que pre-
sent but the landlord and negro, seated him
self and entered into conversation with the
negro. Shortly, he asked Sambo if he was
dry? Sambo said he was. Stranger told
him to 90 to the bar and take something at his
expense. Negro did 90, and shortly left
Landlord SAYS 10 the stranger Are you &C
quauted with that nigger :" :" No. never
saw him before but why DO you ask ~ Il
supposed So from your conversing with him
and asking him 10 drink" Oh" said the
stranger. ." vas only experimenting. Ths
fact is. was dry myself, and thought if Your
liquor did rot kill the negro, would venture
to take drink myself Landlords curiosity
was fully satisfied
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A-EocIarS. The following is the latest eula-
ual'oa from Terrell. the inye;erate Puaster OF
o. the Lafayette Ind Journal:
\ tattljug correspondent OF the Newly oTk
Herald, writing from Lancaster. pretends TO
give the guace Of 4 driuk he had witnessed the
President elect take. one frosty mOvaing AZ the
sideboavd at WheaJlaai. recently. He iErever-
entity estimates il 81 a couple of inches :; and
expresses the opinion that The depth Of the
:. Sage's potatioaS yiSibly increases with his
wears. There Is nothing wonderful in this. fOE
hasa't it passed Into proyerb, Ixe ett,F ia
B2ek ASs stLFsr tAe Asra =
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\ CLEAR SELL-A shrewd countryman was
in New York the other day, gawky, uncouth,
and innocent enough in appearance, but in re-
atty with his eye teeth cut Passing up Chat
ham street, through the clothes quarter he was
continually encountered with opportunities TO
buy. From almost every store some one rush
ed out, in accordance with the annoying Gus
ton Of that street, TO size upon aud try 10
force him to purchas' At last one dirty look
inE fellow caught him b. the arm and cIamor-
ouS.y urged him to become a customer
Have you got any shirts ?" inquired the
countrvman, with an innocent look
/" \ splendid aSSoI tment, sir Step in, sir
Every price sir, and every s;ye The cheap
est in the Str-et, sr"
" Are they clean :'
" To Ue sure, sir. Step in, sir
Then, resumed the couatryman, with per
feet gravity put ou one, for you need it,
The rage Of the shop-keeper may be mag
ined. as the countEyman, turning upon his heel,
qlietly pursued his way
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TOWANDA /:
s,rrs>,n ftlurnlup. lannarn 90 1854.
stIettto qottrp.
ruE LAST ALL.

7,.-, +. often sadness in the tone,
,r5a moisture in the eye.
,,5 a, trembling sorrow in the voice,
Whom We bid a last goodbye.
r., sa,s,r ur than this. ween,
n .,dler far than all,
!. the heart.,brob with which We strain
r, .s,,h the last football.
Tho last prr>> ola loving hand
VII cause 4 thr.,l Of pain.
v,bs, we think. Oh. should it prove that we
SHALL never meet again.
,a8 a, iiuccringly the hands unclaSp,
The hot, quick drops VII. tal!
Bg; llttcrer arr the tears We shed
When we hear the last football.
We never felt how dear 10 Us
Va. III, sound we loved full well,
Ne never knew now musical,
TIL. IL A>t echo f,l.;
A7i I'll We heard il pass away
Far. :.- jtyonl recall.
wer,ycr thought what grief twould he
r. hear that las, football.
And the wears and days that long are passed.
AMI the scenes that SEEMED forgot,
Rash through the mind like meteor-liaht
4, We luS,r on the spot;
,.5E,..y things that were a nouEht,
E:urw VI. * our all.
Come 10 Il, Ike an echo low
q. .he ia>t. the last football.
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4 BAD CoLD.-AlmoSt every body has bad
cold about now, Smith and Jones among the
rest \ Street-coFner dialogue between them,
sounded something Ike this:
Saith" How d'aye DO, Joies -
Jaaes-" Pwetty bwell. ody have . bad
cole How are you, Sbith ?"
.SmIih-''I have sub,ig Of code, too, but
It's gettig bwrll a-id."
JoH>s-' What betiicil did YOU take :"
.Snitk-" Stuffed up laadabub al bwater
Do you take adythiy -
JaEes-" Do, just grid ad bear it.7
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CCEs FOR HIccogGHs-M Many papers ar
Publishing recipe TO cure the hiccoG-h< IN
stau,iy \ groslnS oil doctor scIriS TO q
country paper the following rgsipe-7yarrsatysi
effrctual or the money refunded He saw,
" to cure hjc-hic-hic-eups-t your lhic sell
wrong side hjcl out and hicl scrape the
gland lie does not mrntioa which gland :
% Je Scraped, but he probably neaus the first
gland yoa came across
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FFor the Bradford Reportcrl
SCHOOLS.

Nj EDITOR Sin, e the excitement of the
- political campaign is over, and knowing
d. .,tiy interest you feel in the cause OF popu-
-s.ucation, | thought few words on the
xaa,. Of Common Schools might be deemed
r-,ly Of notice. Their Importance as the
..gs; medium through which the masses re
s.re instruction, makes this subject one that
..rau : Z large share of attention. Not only
-.-Jliv hut politically. education is the great
a'--asrl Of cur country. Ia proportion as
Il. -e. T. u any Couutry are enlightened, in
ia; proportion viii THAI nation prosper and
-ga>s 10 greatness. respectablty and power.
AL especially in Republic where the affairs
e..e government are III the hands Of the Peo-
n. dos il become doubly necessary, True
,~-cn too. without which no nation eau
a->h. is twiu.>i>tcr of education. The
.-.a and the school house. are, 0> it were.
--i side by side. As the masses are enll-al-
.,.I. - the commission Of crime becomes les
.-5-.ent and pablic safety greatly enhanced.
importance aud vice Of all descriptions hee
.-e the onward march Of science. Vice
sea has lis abode in darkness, disappears a
g.. .-l, Of knowledge burst il upon il. and
-.-.-:> to the dark places Of ignorance aud
--s-s..r.oa. which are more eouEen5al to its
-.s-s. Bat IL IS useless 10 speak OF the 5tHCf:s
.-irca-1a. Arguments 70 establish an AK ON
.ue roa>. .nSe. The best means Of proaa-
-. .5s cause Of cJGcaticn IS. therefore,
r. @: more Importance.
Tlat reform is necessary in our common
Z-.o.s. : ! fact too obvious 10 be denied. II
a. ge->5a doubts this, let him take 4 tour
a,.--2 his own town aud visit the >everal
(-s..> aal bis own observations will convince
l. q. Is .-u,bfuMe>s.
Nev. WHY are our schools 50 badly conduct
! >:f |, ! undoubtedly 10 = very great extent
7EE E;g want Of competent teacher. Our
! .,.a,v >opsr.uteadeuls tell Us that from Re-
4 -s-.. Lev are obliged 20 license many to be-
a-s c.c-4,prs OF the Young wao are totally
II: 10 occupy thai responsible position, be
s-,. .,s-s =, nor ano,.-b n I'm all the schools
va: them. Bat Why IS this scarcity OF
..--.,s-. ,.r,bsrs4 Il no, be,.aas. there
n -,. s7--s..3 ,.-s,,< sponrb We find
-s~ an err bs,,.{ b,,, ,bav ar. nor teach
~ They have, IS they say, foGnd better bu-
1es IT,. h,s.pss< ~ r,s,b;po has ALWAYS
!. n-- ,s--s-.;s.; - one 70 which neither honor
D., ms, Ms a,,,,b,.,i ami hence pors or
c-,s. b.,, s.,,- ,,-ll .,.-,.-. :, :, only - y
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-29

E~ We See il stated that piece If car
ile may e made to b IN all night in .
in a 81 < room. or else where q dull light il
wished. by put ing finely powdered salt on the
ca 'ile uuri. Z reaches the black part of the
wIrk- In tbs way, 8 mild aud steady ligh,
alay b. kept thEolga the night from . small
piece Oi candle
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-29

aP Woman Is less independent than mla
in many respects. and requires to exergise more
de,i5eration and c1utjoa Moreover. she las
not the initiative IL IS easy for i lala 10 de-
eide au,E offer. when he loves bat ! wosuai,
may love without hope OF an off-r- When
man chooses, he proposes; when Woman chooses.
she waits
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-29

D0croglSG On BozEAs-Mrs G. couIu't
sleep on account Of the terrible nOg;hwester
which was blowing out of doors Horace.
NV love, how dreadfully the wind howis don't
yoa hear it =? can't sleep forit - NJ dear.
said her beEter-half, who was . philosopher.
. open the window. aud put peppermint ioz-
euger outside WIZ - asked his wife Be
cause, quoth he. = 'tis good thing 10 cure
the wind
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-29

AK o-S FATHER-- What aEa % DO with
you, sir-~hat an to 10 wi,a yoI d. yoa
Know If yoa continue yo4- present course Of
cruelty aud coE4Td;ce- yol w.il be 1t f0s moth
iEg bac I member % Congress -
MJrHEE--.' o.. don. say that father -
tloa'i, yoa viii hum late the polG boy"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-29

DEcESCr.-This IS defined according 10 the
country you may happen to be in. In Turkey
man with tight pants on IS considered 80
great a vulsarian that lie Is not tolerated in
respectable society To spit in the presence Of
al Arab i TO make the acquaintance OF his
cheese knife. Ia Russia that man Is consider
ed low who refuses i warm breakfast coaSis.-
iu- Of fried cduieS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-29

Eg Spare moments are Ike the -cli-3ust
Of time. Or all portions Of our life, spare mo
nents are the most fruitful in good or evil
Taey arc the gaps through which temptations
f'ai the easiest ac.ess 10 the sar,lcu q The
SOIL
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-29

R- Among the many errors into which hu-
manity IS more than apt To fall. Is thar Of
Dagaifyjns the faults and depreelatIhg the VII
tues of their neishbors, entirely forge'tUl OF
their ogn sins
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-29

E@ Vita many readers. Jriliisacy o. style
? plsses for aiiiaeace u thol-h; they al.S;sIka
9GtceFcuD> in tire grass for imlnes~irab.e gold
aiaes g-Irr tie -round--LoEgfsL.or
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-29

@ VIA. : that from which, when the
v role i taken. some RIlI SIiIl remain The
W0-d wholesome.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-29

E- In reference TO ladies' dresses. it i a.
longer customary 80 say :" The height" b.:
the br.Aglth Of fashion.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-01-29

a~ There IS s yolHs woman in town 50
modest, that she had young man turned out
Of doors f1r saying the wind had shifted
The Washington union., 1857-12-05

The steamer Kentucky Captain Jack, wen, TO Mays
vile on Sunday returning yesterday morning with hr
teen hundred live hogs Two hundred and fifty head
died during the trip. They were densely crowded on
deck and IL appears, were smothcrcd 70 death They
sold at from ~ to cents gross netting loss 70 the
owners of at least twelve hundred dollars The Caledo-
nia Capt Jenkins brought down eight hundred head
only one of which died Cncnnat Commercial, Dc.
The Washington union., 1857-12-05
THE WASHINGTON UNION.

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