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Furniture and Carriages boxed, an other light ~
good mol snuns Ia!e ,no GnrooyS OF Acids, or
FIRST CLASS e..
Piano Pores, 'oks, Stationery, BOnts s. oes, Liquors
Oils, &C., in ,tdes, CamPn and phs Terpentfne
cases, Clocks Conieconaes Cotton ards; Dr. Goods H.
bales brugs: Futs Fruit Trees Shruborry
Furs, 'arden Seeds Looking GIasses and Looking G1asS
Ptes lat risk Oysters III caI and Jars SaddIeT
Tin and Bnttania Ware, cas- and Specs. on, =,
no ..r,s,- SECON u CLASS. ...
Hardware, except such spec fed third clas Cohe
Tobacco in boxes Leather in rod aud boxes Oils in bsT
and sks Croker ad Queensware in crate, and casf
hice, Whiting, Plas er, sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS. -i--
Tin Piae AnyIs Wee casks of hans Sd Hoes Mali 5s
aud U,,tton Cordsgs, Co6ee Heavy asngs MN Gearing
SS[sgs ana ana kass HS bTTs heels and AXES
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats, Furniture and Carr boxed, other
light ices eTaed also boys OF Acids or ote
Chrmcals viii be ,hargsd al d, irs class rates
eoSsrgnse des'inat d+pO delivery Attention L
this mailer prevents delays and los nsuTes SPEEDY
80 80 r' DIRECTIONS.
Goods Shpped via SdvsBnah should signed TO Agen
Of CeHtra Raj road Savannah, and packages marked care
Goods shipped via eston shoulu be consigned to the
Az Of the South Caro- railroad, Char ton and pacs
age marked. care Agent = G. R. T., ChaHeston =.
The through rates above al exp nses New
YORK NashV lie. No commission drGgage, uoharfag
charged either at Charleston SaUakaah. ~ ''''
shpP7Ts ma, rely uIOh u9Iin rs'esand prompt delive
line will % adjusted b. the agens Of the Nashv
Chattanooga Road 'f- f-7's '' '
Ia missing goods viii take charge OF an
necessary for theft recovery, and MT
will py Tor the the expiration ~ DAYS afer no
ths Nashville and CAatiaaOogs Road, mast be
Creased to II. Anderson, SHPt, .Nash5tis- q .1
Me cnan's when In Ne" YOrk VIII every nfoLms
the Charleston line No. iSj Brosdwsy and The sa sn
- - = -. .CHA's W. ANDERSON,
may2s-n BP G NJ A emit
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lSlifdOla q AhLbME.

VHTOT "a, re bctulB call attention OF Their friends
Wy aug The pu5Uc generally To their present stock #
SPBSNG Al ID 81 "a VILE GOODS,
consisting Mems and Boys Cioihing Of all styles and
FURNISHING GOODS f.- eel.
in the greatest vaFe aOug whica British Half Hose,
a superior gytclo Eaagy aud Cotton Halt Hose; Merno feet
hall se poeuG De OiHville LoutOn, and err al va
rey Nsta lRs; very rcb assortment OF banask
SIX CrBVaJs SIX, Nd, Li,ie Thread and other gloves
Mgr-eHlais Fancy aud White Shirts Shirt Collars, both
fancy aHi sAe Drs 4ars and shirts MeriEc, Leses
1hragd aud Sean ShiT aud Drawers. These are few
auloug list0f arICes mention Just re-
ceivsd.. .--r q, .. fmarl2-du
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VALUABLE. IAPR0yED CITY LOTS FOR

ONE Lot fronting asple 30 feet, running back
100 feet superb Brick Dw ellRg, containing OF
10 rooms q good eistcrn Smok e-bOuse, DC. -.H..f
ALSO Lot fronting l26 feet Pearl street and 49,
deep, good story Brick House containing
10 rooms servants MONS Kitchen &c good ve smoke
house sc. Both Lots dDey with shrubbeFy, shade
fruit trees and viii be sold accommodating terms Ap
ply TO 80 NAME MOSgNAKDS
q, r. v..rr MN T.. NANCE
Several good Farms, we'll ifBproved, near Nashville.
A largs number Of UnImpFsVed Lots. Several Garden
Lots from Is aces, the city. Those wishing
purchase Wilde eli " call sOOHOn.
ian7-'57-tf .. - . NANCE & WOODWARD.
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HAVANA GIG TOBACCO, &c.
store Hod for sale az Ihc sign of the
-EFfEfG indian

C0VFW e'tEalNs ~ ND u DA EK NIR EE'TN,
GHDIg B4ot que Havana Cigar 2iO duzen bags ae
~ .uaN m Tobacco, La ghOTnc's hne Chewing Tobacco
viii eucTaI Yarfy Of due branfs always hand, with
me Ir-ss ana Sd variety Of Pines market lao
fne Sn Is couss or scotch. French Rappee, Maccaboy
sc ~ h cNoio o-tnent Of mes, liquors, Ale Por-
f ana Est bot not least wouG call the attention 9th
iovers OF ne Rod aud 1setS my selection OF AinE
Tackles which lust received aud OF the nnest quality
Cgl and examine them al The Of Cedar and Cherry
street., [spl2-till jSRl'Ssl j. MOORE.
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ONE PRIZE To. EVERY TEN TIC
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
% -.s..s..-4 e. - n no RpkVFN ~ D.
EACH SATURDAY. fN AVaUST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :. On I:.iacs
- o. ssSu
SsoAO TIlAes anOuuttnR TO- eSOAyOO'
-.4 81 PRIZE OF TIO NJ g e,
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALV 70 8; QUARTERS, $21
= - PLAN OF The IdITTEkY. -

The Numbers from $4,000, spondlng with those
Numbers sue Tickets printed separate slips OF
enercled with small tubes and placed in Wheel
The drt 25 Prizes, similarly printed and eRecied,
paced in another Wheel. .. ...
The Wheels are then tevOved, and number Is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, and al the time PRICE
drawn from the other Wneel The NuOer and Prize ORA ~
Out opened exbitedto audience, registered
by the Commissioners Prize being placed against The
Number drawn This Operation is repeated unti ali IN
Prlzrs are drawn out. - Ia 49, - .------s-..-
succeeding Numbers TO those drang arL 90 Prizes Vii
be ettLled TO the 50 Approx nation Prizes For exshp
ifcket No. lI25U draws hs S6UO0 Prize, those Ticket
mum erred Il245, Il249 5l I23 will aeR be EMIT 81 -
s5 Il Ticket No. $50 draws Ihe So 90 prize, those llek-
cts numbered 54s 549, SSH viii untitled - s2,
and 50 on according 1.-THE Aeheme -.
The ,UUy Prizes De determined BY the last hg
OF theA0 that draws the $SggO pr7e nkOF example
the number drawn the $4,000 prize eEas WiInvE then
al the tickets Ehsre the number ebds iRl-l be e1ileC
to so Ii the nunberends with No 2 then all eks
ERere the number wall be eDIliisd 10 f2U, and
30 onto0.
Certhcstes Of Packages wilFbs sold st the following
rates, which is tina risks. - -.
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, So
~ E,1f
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CUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
.- BALTIMORE, % HOURSI


400. BALTIMORE, % HOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH -
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash.
ington be procured, to which point as well as to
Baltimore is the Shortest most direct and in every re-
pect the most reliable route. Ii the only BY which
purchasers of Through Tic New York are enabled
- reach the cities of BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New
York. at the cost of Ticket New York only thus an,
abng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or nor-
nation 70 visit fur OF the principal cities in the Union for
lsss cost than Gun be Afforded by any other route.
And il s the only route BY which Through Tickets can
pe had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester FredercksburR
and Petersburg, Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon Az
anta Augusta, BeTkley Springs ana Bedford Springs %
Passengers from NAsHvLLE take the Stage Coaches Of
carter Thomas, OF steamers the Cumberland river
to LOUISVILLE connecting there With the United States
Nail steamers to Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad indianapolis lnd make direct connection al
columbus OhiO with the Central Ohio Railroad Wheel.
1g close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad made 70 ashingtOu City, BALTIMORE Rls,
de phia ana New York " ? .' 30. ,.,.,., .. I'D,
E9F- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
puts transferred al Cairo the of the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Tefre
raute Indianapolis Dayton and Xena Oolumbus Thrive
Dsiy Trans leave Columbus, al ~ A. M sSOP. NJ and
2P. NJ. ~ ,--,.5....- -s..,.
~ Travellers are requested to notice that while this is
sue 0 Aft riding Through tickets all the Eastern
Cities at the rate charged by other Non
is also the shsrtsst most speedy and direct
ell the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus TO baltimore only SIC miles, being about IOG
miles shorter " New York than by any other route There
less changes of by this route and consequently
less detention, than BY any other. ads .,r.r. $3.50,
II The road is balasted with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust ~.
For information, please apply D. G. RUMSEY,
agent, Nashville, Tenn. --.., - Co. '-.' go an
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office Of
U. 8. Mail steamers ct the Jacksonville Railroad
I lice, Main street. WIN. s. WO0DSIDE, .r
Master Transportation B. d D. B. r.
JOHN n. SHARP, General Western Agent.
pow
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NEW ROUTE no .MEMpAlS.,-
ARE ONLY sfs--rIME = IIIi0,t 81 iEsouRs

FARE ONLY Sf2-TIME rHRO, e5 HOURS.
EN0RAINS run III rough from Stevenson 10 Memo ~
u phis and make close connection with trains kaazg
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at Steven go
Through Tickets from Nashville 10 Memphis sold for
$19. Time through Is hours.
~ NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville on the O'Clock, Pm
Train, which arrives Stevenson I5 A. M, and
meets with Trains for Memphis No delay except IL chang
ing cars. = 70 G. L. ANDERSON, -
sprlIs-n. ~. -EE.ea ~ Heket Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD


Central Route, connecting the Atsntiecities
SithWestern, Northw and Southwestern StsteG,
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
a. Pittsburg with daily line OF Steamers to all ports on
she Western Rvers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
steamers all ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making
the most direct eheapest aad reliable route By which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Greet Wssk
- Rats between 'Phfladelphia and PittShurg; ~ /
FIRST CLASS. Boots, Shoes DRY Goods 7Rs -, INN
lin bOxes,) Furs, Feathers, &C. 49,. 'Os POI 1--WE.
SECOND CLASS-B0oks and Ststionery,l O.. ARIA 20.
Dry Goods ln bales9 Hardware, Lea eos per Icon
ther, &c. ....::l a., -. ~.
THIRD CLASS-Arvils, Bagging, Bacon, 20. .IooT.
ana Pork Gn bull, Hemp, DC. wy P'i A""AS
FOURTH CLASS.-Cofee, Fish, Bacon -,oo,
Gnd,Pork (packed) Lard and Lard Oil ~" Rsi AyVN
FlOur75 cts per Dbl until further notice. ~. "a q q
Grsin-85 cts per 100 lbs. until further nOtice &C.,
per BALE NOT exceeding 500 lbs. weight until
further notice. -
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of PhiIa
depha, be particular to marx package "sia Philadelphia
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road Of Philadelphia Pittsburg will be forwarded with
out detention -i-,..s II - g. -1
FREIGHT AerErA-Hsrrs, Wormley Co, Memphis
Tennessee; R. T. Sess Co., st Louis; j.. s. Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indiana Dumesni Bellsnd Murdock and
Carter Jewett, LOUISVILLE Ky.;R. G. Aedrum, Madison
indiana; Sprgnsn Brown, and Irwin Co, Cinennst
n W. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech 4 Co. No
"a Kilby Boston; Leech Co. Aston House. New
York. MOI William street. and No. BstterE Place. New
York; Ell Sneedef, Philadelphia; Magraw . Rooms Bal
nmoFe; Geo. q fFaRciscus, Pittsburg.
--- H. II. HOUSTON, GensrGG Frei06t AGENT PhiLd
q. ]. LOMBAERF, IyalPt, Altoona, Pa. -. 49,.
may Sly
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LONG tsEs IA MIssI.~ Pc. ALA ssE
. . OPPORTD>I,Y TO LAND BUY Frs.

w ar inF sale abu 1909 acres Of Land, on ngCreek
w 10 NorIh Of Nashville portion Of
the sel numbered; a salcRdd saw MILL propelled
by a nayer iatliug stream Of water many convenient
and C1url tbe improvements. whole raCt SPEEDILY
red and capable 81 mixing eTcelant Stock-Farm
There % he Nm Yard from S2OgU S3ODo worth O
SAWED umoeE, gov aud teams -tocK, gs
cattle, &c DC with every article necessary carr on
such al To ruterprsug business men, this
atsg wost splendid opportunity TO make
pIahtau.g iuy eSJmeut
rEEssThre- equal payments in 6, - and "a hs
isfacnfy cared able ia bank, with int and lien
retaiusd a. usual. Apply 20
q
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Al. lYi.c.Esrilie....
)PPER, TIN d SHEET IRON WORKER,
=''5 i"s' No. z, BROAD SrREET, .. a'u-p -'.n

COPPER, TIN d SHEET IRON WORKER,
,s.'z i'ts' No. z, BROAD SrREET, ... a'ur -,
"a. NASHVILLE, TENNESS EE! -r' p"
HAVE his day purchased the interest Of Mr. HeDr,
hcCaslin in the above business, and hereby tender
sincere thanks to ali my old friends and patrons for he
ibersy heretofore extended the hrm and would mos
respectfully solicit continuance of favOrs from them
Wish totnfo all the world and the rest OF mankind
that have on hand and for sale a spsnd q lot of
a. COOKING. STOVES
Of various patterns Parl0r Stoves for wood and Goa
common and fancy Crates, Box Stoves for churches Ho
low Ware Of every variety hand or made oider Fur
uaces and Foot Stoves, entirely paterns Tin Ware
Of every description suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK. -, -,f5- = .ta,
am prepared to do all kinds Of job Work. such a.
House Gutterng Roohng any other branch pertaining
to that line. , - -
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK -"
Ayold friends Of the River win fndt to their advantage
oca and give me hesy!d2 before bargaining elsewhere
for work 80 $50 S-at,,r 20
ALSO, for sale, pair secondhand ENGINES Cylin
der IL inches diameter and four feet stroke With Ess
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for light draHgh
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms
june Il " 1e25
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VALUABLE LA I'D NEAR NASHVILLE
-p ~,fr. ." FOR SALE

VALUABLE LA I'D NEAR NASHVILLE
go ~'fs. " Fur SALE .-
AM authorised to sell and make complete titles to the
L Tract Of Land upon which the late M r. Walker re
sded aud the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu
sted and slaves and on the place. The placs
situated the Gslatln turnpike inersected BY
the Nashville and louisville Railroad is near enough @
Nashville make 1t convenient country residence fol
there is in The State and susceptible OF divisions
several lots each of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike railroad. am
hOrissd TO sell the entire Tractin body parcels
and on such cred.t as may ,sm expedent I shall be
the place during the fTstand second weeks of NOvem
Der next will receive proposals for the purchase
soua property. In the mean time any person desiring
the property do By calling Mrs agnes
Walker on the place, and proposals 10 purchase can De
made to Der John Taylor Mathew Allen the place
or addressed at Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn.
sepJ24 IT r--S AAI}tAv WILLIAMS Trustee
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100 prizes, .snountrng SIS
- Whole Tiekels SO; Halves S.; Quarters S2 50.
Please address all orders Tor Tick Maxnif
eaG sebemey - 49, 49, T. q. 40 BBARD & co.
July 30 No. 80 Favette St boz No. % BaHdre Nd.
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CkASK KY q cos. LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, Lon DOS AND BREMEN.

- THE MAGNIFICENT BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
QUEEN OF tho SOUTH, CapssiB Bsa, ,222i burhen
ma NA-...,..,-r---,..'laPt apt BASer' Eso4 90
ARGO. ........,.......... Capt Beps. D, 23t5 do
Jason Capt BriitOr, 1901 DO
~ WNED By the EUnOPEANHAAD AMERICAN STEAM
" SHlPRING COMPANY OF LONDON AND SOUTH
AMPIUN, nted n sail irpm NEN YORK On-ev,ry
alternate WsfiN KSnAY, for LONDON AND BREMEN,
touching 90 aEd passengers and nss Tor
EBgand sEdF THey viii remain day Al London,
and then prOeesd tO Bremen,
Refut Ing, they Wi'lleive BREMEN FOR NEW YORK on
every alternate STB " stopTrs Ohs atSOUT
hese Of the drst eiass, and have erior
accommodation for pass myers. They vi take tHiied
uumbeT of hlrdcisss Storage psssengers Surgeon
ulraehed q each ship. '' - 80
Of eigat London will be but little higher
shan hose Of sailins ships -.ssa,,, -+- s--
- "eT e. 8" RATES Of PASSAGE.
First Cabin, Ss0 second s8u, $50, Seerage, $50.
Tbs STEAMSHIPS QUEEN Of THR WEST will sail from
HEW YORK, on WEDNESDAY, 22D JULY. and be
ceeded BY the INDIANA, AUGUST 5h, sHd ARGos Az
GUST I9h.- - '--.-r- % --- "a - -
For freight or passage anply to +. G. Fl. SAND,
JJly8 lnayl0-lyt II South William ST., Neg York.
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ANDREW W.IND,s

Advertising and Subscription Office, -
No. lsS Nasseau Street. aezt door to Nasssas BanEr
o. - - 800 INV YORK. s-r-.. -
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IN ORDERING TICK rs o. nERFIFIgA 80

IN ORDERING TICKETS Ok 0ERHFIGATES, "a
Enclose the money address TOR the Tickets order
ed the receipt ofWhcth " viii be forwarded By bra
nail Purchasers haze TIckeIs ending with any hE
Ire they mag designate. &c.. -- % . -
TIE Esl of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent t.
PURCHASERS Immediately stsS the drawing. SO 80 q
Purchasers Will please signature plain, giyg
their Post Office, County and SlALe. .
~ kemeu6er ,hst every prlze is drawn, and payable
n full without deduction, l1. 80 - ---
~ Al prizes Of $1,000 and under paid Immediately
ltsr the drawing prizes st the usual time Of thirty
isVs AZ FOL 49, 9 81
Al communications strictly conf Dental.
Prize Tickets .cashed or renewed in other Tickets 81
-IIher Office. -. No., .-.t ~ .n7
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN 4 Co, Atlanta, Ga.
o. IL list Of the Numbers that ars drawn from wheel
Eh theAmO4nI Of Le thai each is entitled -,
u be pnblt bed alter az wing IN the fOO@lrg pa
pers;-New Orleans Delta; MUbe RsgisberS CbarIs
Standard, Nazhve Gazette, Atlanta lnteZepcer, New
f'Ek Weekly Lay BOOK SaFEpnEh NOrnbg News and Rich
nond UispaLla aud New YORK spatch, and PSuldfHg
iMiss.) iaTios. ~ ~ 20 ..''' --Eu -a
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IF theHeirs OF Lieut.. Robert Hayes, Capt
lComont Hail, and Lieut.. James Taium Of the ReVon
tionary War; will call at the o1ce Of Ferguson Cox No. IA
edar street NASHVILLE, Tennessee, they viii hear some
hing y their Advantage [tsbl2-dAWu
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ATTENTION GkNIsI

NEW CIGAR, SNUFF & TOBACCO HOUSE.
J. w. LANGLEY 81 CO.,
....r r...r (IATR MUEFHEE sBORO.)
NO. 81 UNEUN STREET NASHVILLE.
OR NJ Iar4ie me Lovers of the - Weed" IN all
n form reQues ed at above eslab
shmeul r -p-cton ot the finest assorted stock Of
Wig mia Chewing Tobacco and havana
orc. Cigars, .-.
That has ever been opene the city of Nashville,
sisung evET gBie Tobacco fr l6c 10 SO pound
and LON ts lowest he nnes Havana Ctgsrs, seected
carefully IN the civ of Havana Of the hrm. We hrs
late not can't be exceled, equaled, in this
market.
country Dealers will End to their ADVANTAGE to
give as a before purchasing elsewhere, advan-
taErs Practical ToUaccOnis and Exclusive Dealers
-abie us % offer superior Inducements. H..r
Remember the piace--ign Of ''ihe Big lniun' second
d or east the state Bank. J. W. LANGLEY 6 ca.
MIR M - Z nrr street
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Havana Plan.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED Lottery -oF MARYLAND
80 ~ &C., FXFRA- CLASS s., &c.,
-.... To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd, on
SATU r Jay, AUG US T 20. 1857. 80
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. Reauer Dam snrines.
CHARGES Will BE
+ -kevFnlD AlaEs assr sTav -nf'l- Per Week.
.Shidrsn undeG 10 EeaIsold-- Half Price.
s. rvants of ali ages -" HsffPrfs - &.

ANY OF all Of veyanees ready a. an liner
stCoum sAke Betty Dam. About three bur
ded pers Ee eQTflrLby aceogmOdated, dOnG be-
Hevs VIII hear that d ull. p
we would mst edrn Sstly ard RESPECTFULLY euEite our
friends ths puhlictO rtslt beaver Dam,
ready 10 receive them. .-........ EA-LEX & o.
Uud5Tte uDorSsn1 and control Of MFs. JAae Keller.
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- Who'll ESALE AND RETAIL
Millinery Est plishEnent

"A CROOKGR receiving and opening his Spring
N stack Of Millinery Goods Merchants and Mi liners
will 6pd their Interest 20 give him call, a. his snck
IS superior suy Kept in the city As every knows
" hat cosut assortment Millinery Goods,
sussess articles. 1t is enOU IN for his Lady
customers tatMrs Cr0oer selected this stock and
with view to and tastes Of their pltrOns The
pubic may reh unn ng honestly dealt with. he does
6,siprss IN his ogu aan7 tmarchIH-dt
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RATTAN CHAIRS,

t0nB9IS Smiths Stock Ale.
AOO 5 bbls do do do
3 ca K Younger Pale Ale pints-
25 casks MuisI snu's Pale Ale piuts I'm Jrrs
% cas- $ Barclay Perkius q Co = Brown Stout
$50 eases Champa- ne CIDER.
Juusl4 CARRIER, 1eKAY a
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WINDOW GLASS. --'+ '-i'''
WE have tore lot oflarge size Window Glass which
w Wilt Al low.
ALSO, gOOu assortment Of the various articles usually
ound in Grocery Stores which the Of our rends
and customers and the public generally is invited.
RevSs hOULToS u REID,
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SUMNER STOCK

HAVING grestlv enlarged abishment and added
braUc of AILORING, &C., 10 orr business, We
prepared fill all orders with which may be favored
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args and haI Of any other Establishment in
the City, and customers may rely tPat they gel
good articles; and good bargains De had in this
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17
The Farmers High School Of Pennsyl,
yania

The Board of Trustees Of the Farmers High
School IF Pennsylvania have just issued an
address They state that in 1885, after the
most patient and careful examination Of seye-
raj points in various quarters of the State, they
have fixed the location Of the School in Ceu-
tire county. on the southern slope OF Penn and
Nittauy valleys within, perhaps, Eve miles of
the geographical centre ef the State, where
the land is limestone, fertile and beautiful
As place for practical agriculture, nothing
more favorable could be desired and it is
sufficiently removed from those intrusious and
annoyances of town or public psre SO preju-
dicial 10 the pnrsuit of study, or the security
OF we'll managed farm or garden.
Two hundred acres of this land were geuer-
ousIy donsted TO the Institution by Gen Jas.
Irwin, with the privilege of purchasing one
hundred acres upon each side, at sny time
within Ave years, at sixty dollars an acre and
In the meantime 10 have possession OF the
whole, upon the payment Of the interest upon
tue value OF the last mentioned two hundred
acres. The Board of Trustees took possession
OF the whole. and having appropriated at 1t,
TO the apple aud peach orchards. Il 34 acres;
10 smaller fruits, ) 81 acres 70 the gardens
snd nursery, l6 Ii acres and 10 the campus,
IL I-2 acres A system Of record OF all the
doinCs on the farm has heen arranged. and the
plan of education is believed to be a. perfect
IS possible.
Several OF the buildings have been compiet-
ed and Others are in progress The Legi$ia-
tuEe at It's last session. appropriated $500
10 enable the Board Of Trustees to carry out
their plan twenty-five Thousand OF which Is
PAYABLE only upon condition that q Ike sim
Shall be raised from some other source. There
is no other mode Of raising this sum than bv
private contribution or that of County Agrf-
cultural Societies throughout. the states This
sun contributed will place the Institution in
q PROSPEROUS condition. and encourage the
Board Of Trustees TO prosecute the work 10
speedy and active operation No such school,
as is here contemplated, has eFer yet existed
amongst u ana il IS most conslently antici-
pated. that whilst We are getting up a farm
which viii be model for farmers Liist We
will be testing and disseminating the most
ralaable seels and plants throuShoGttRe whole
length and BREATH Of the State, havins the
guarantee OF such an institution for their chap
scter and quality. we viii be inPaEtinS to youth
those principles O: natural science- which, when
interni1glsi with the practical operations Of
she farm. Kill giFe character TO them, and al,-
n;ty 10 their calling Freierick Watts. ESq-.
Of Carlisle, is the President OF the Board OF
Trustees. to whom Au communications upo0
the subject may De addressed