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NEW sSERIES---NO. S29.
Mebifal.
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x. X. r.
HEALTH VIII, in all cases, follow the use of Rad
l. ways r. r. Remedies. There are none so sick
or diseased SO weak, feeble, crippled with pain o
infrinities, but that R3dways Ready Relief Renovat
ing Resolvent, Regulators, the the dis
ease or sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief;
Radway' Renovatng Resovent: :Radway s Regulators
Each OF these remedies possesses special curative pow
ers over certain Diseases Yet there other diseas
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when THUS used If there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body sus-
tain their action, the patient will live and be restored
to health.
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Cbildren.s Diseases.

Rad,cdy's Renordting Rsoluant should be hailed as
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores Humors, &c. These
breakings out (thus early) evidence of disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses Of the
ReoUdttfg ReSotueu will eradicate every yestge of the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
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fonnofrs.
ClaibOrne'S Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN

FINEIE attention OF Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers, and all persons desirous of purcha
sing at home good machinery, such as STEAM En-
GlNES, CASTINGS, OF every description, GEARING,
CAR-WIiEEISS Of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS PUMlS, &c., &c, is respectfully called this
Establishment growing up rapidly on the
premises Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend 10 carry on the business fully extensive
before and shall soon be ready take orders
Machinery and Castings, We have already commenc-
ed operations in our blacksmith shop and Boiler
and snail give immediate satisfaction to old and new
customers.
We are experienced Meohanies-each of person
ally attending to his own department-and thus
shall be able 10 turn out superior work lower
than heretofore done IN this city. We shall
every niece OF work done at this Establishment, and
give prompt and personal attention order left
at oce thus hope To give general satisfaction
aud be patroazed by all friends OF home manufactrre
NJ. JAChER x Co,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn.
June 2T-u Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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Great Bargains for Cash.

INTE Offering our entire stock OF Staple and
w Fancy Goods, at very reduced prices, Tor Cash
only. W A. & j. q MCGLELLAND.
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II ia Nature,. Own Rernedx.

curing diseases BY natural laws. When taken Its
healing influence Is felt coursing through every vein
oi uie eody purifying and aoceleratng the circulation
stomach, and strengthens the whole erganizatior
Mclean s Strengthening Cordial will eneciuaIly cure
LIVER cnfnr,lainfs - -
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H. P. DORRIS,
EclipSe stove Foundry

4 this Foundry arm making Cook
II ING, PAKtoR and HEATING STOVES, -s1
Of every variety Hollow WAKK Of all TT--Wf@A
kinds, Andirons sad Irons, ana Waite [k
runs of all kinds NN
ALSO.-nn, Copper and Sheet Iron 81
Ware ali of which propose 20 sell at wholesale
tail cheap for cash or to punctua time dealers.
Particular attention paid to Roofing and GutteriHg.
II. p DoRftIS, NJ. ., College street,
Apr. 2T Nashville. Tenn.
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- y ITlH"T
MfoifaL.
Greatest Medical Wonder
OF THE AGE! ~
VEGETABLE LITEONTRIPTIC.
OR -Ifes197
Friend Of the Human Family!

Viz world Is challenged To produce tos,c,n. Ina,
has Afforded The Of reli.f A., snf,,r
ing humanity as Cowan's litiaontriftic
COHAAiS LLIkfON712fI<TTC has as.res ,ho,..,,,,.
OF case OF >tone IN the Bladder Kidneys
CO WINS LIzHCNThkfs7TC has cu,,,,, tl,e mos,
aggravated cases of Gravel seen and is the only
certain remedy BOW known for the above diseases
COHAA'S LIIHON1RIi,f2C never fails 10 cur.
al the diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder
COWAN'S LIzZfOATI1Lf7IC is lie only sure ran,
edy for Diabetes. -a.s ss'l- -
COWAA'S LI7H7ONTRII' TIC il n certain cure IN,
Chronic Gonorrhosa and Gil ct
the Loins.
COWAN'S LIJ9ONzRLPTYC has cured The vrors,
cases M oi frolaIsos lterl ever known.
COHAN'SLI1HONTRLI' is the only sure rem
co tlat has successfully cured BarrennesS
COb AA'S LIIHOAIRIi,1i. vii cure the worst
forms of Dropsy. os
COWAA1S LI7E70NIRLPzTc will cure iopv stand
ing cases ol structure and remove Venereal Tanl from
the sy ystem. -A
COW4A'S LLTIloNZRLPz7C IS the only r,uedv
kho~h Tor The cure Of all sympathetic comma MS AZ
tehoihs on pregnancy, and every female who Is nros
haht snon!d al once procure bottle ii She a sl.s
ieei Wei, while IN that condition.
COWANS LI1HONIRLp7YC is the only re,nasv
ever yer discovered thai viii relieve the mains of Iho
ana lhe "noie female world should rejoice thar sncb
discovery has been made whereby they ha ve oh,snd
life. eN~'os' " lAioi lheir
lhe most incredulous win he convinced of IN. -.
emcacy OF the l1thontriptc by reading the fIl.s.,
eeTuhcates and those around each bottie- e
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IesIdes large valuable assortment cf ntscellA.
arClys uVt usSi Aid " nAi1ciAi, var Ls N
ValGs from .5 oeuts to sSa.
une Vt aa.v aItiSiss vii b given q The Paf
chaser at each ii4e L4sic zoe Osk soli.
Agi psfsoa bS loFWAf,sil5g otder uf ooQks, with
moat.y csc G,ssl, Wi eAtfa book sad gat
ah every ton b,roAs 10 the uftief By Express
~ nIlvd.
Ilse .ifts IA a. cases ulf zeeassfshy tsosxs
siaslr bS,Gs saa br sent any lagi Oy nsA4i. Cal
aI.t al Ilte ooks Viii D. D. tAi H. any order
giss.l ppllc.tisn.
sa haas 81 INC fulloWas RaESs tAkeE a. pad
t.ahk az vc'sz
- .. stszrTsntK,
- =. NAsllsnIk
= IAsazSs zass. 40, rr4 ~
nAApaiusG
@ ~ c BRpCE,
AGENr YoR Tak sosseif.
old posG-oacs fhzti ana, reg clar s.a S.sfFy.
AshgAle where L.e Bslks AID 1tls are OIzea ief ~
,pse asl, s.as ane sasss La .seiI--e
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rhs stsRp Around s@sh frt xsli also bear TIE nzn
The prcpfirsor and q TIE pnsed Szascs aGcnt-.
Druzxtsts and f>sairFs sD observs On each q o =
package the fsilosinE hbei- 81 =. l-.it "A. -
fxrsau3ST cArssoS.-Ihe increAssd repntasson a. 4
great .za Ter Ihnrn2 En1apoen6 NtFsrf ~ ceI'pi
- apc rsrszfaTA hryc eesp fderemcnls lcr cthfF<
are lssssaksrly ~sfns q fscf, uz1 lhey inas fo
su hesr gaArd and hsa dalz.e q any impure art.ce.
nsrhs - ne orsin@i s<epar4zssn, "a obxals MA
shs Sbscriher is1tcesor - Jarcs I<rfknt ty Ub< ~
er-t lstrcdpced inso tls t1i.st zszte<) has
whsch \ fcrEery. Joi<< A. fskR<<1.
ADDRESS sg4-rs On ~ so<sc xrtxls wss fsI drse
sions Zoe <hipnent 70
inff< A. TxRRAST Ga rrnersr
"a rrs, 6rssa~s14. oo<ecr rsrsee &sNI.
nse lily
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THE CRYSTAL OIL LAMP,
For Burning the Crystal Oil,
Combining Economy and Safety.
Patent RIGHTS for States and Counties for Sale.

TNHIS important invention for producing the cheapest
L light IN the world l. now perfected anu oHefed 10
the public. NuInbeTiess other attempts have been
made % produce cheap light, but were attehIed WIN
such inherent objections destroy thcr uuy ahd
adoption. But tue Crystal oil Lamp, while II Is tue
cheapct is ,tn safe agreeable IN every position,
making clear tckt aud brilliant ndme-cnurely iree
from smoke 0iOr. There is no danger from eALo-
sion bat is perctlg safe under all circumstance The
oil can be used any place without fear OF soihg the
incest garments The lamps simply arranged and
pertectIy controlabe by the children and dGmestcs,
and :, constructed that the light be varied IN
moment from that OF 10 eighteen or twenty orll'
nary lamps While il H. free from the dlsdsreeaoe
smell arising from the Kerosene and the danger at
ten ting the use Of the burning Gud 1t is found upon
scientific comparison TO proiCce
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The Greatest Remedy I'm the world
S'HIS CORDIAL II distilied from Berry
Iy Ia nyseh, and chemically combined with sam,
OF the most Valuable medicinal roots herbs and bark
known TO the mind OF man, blood root, black
root, Wild cherry bark yellow dock, dandeiiODs,
s2parlsa. elder ncwers, with others producing the
most nialllole remedy for the restoration Of health
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DELIN @ u E N T S.

We hope our delinquent friends who are in arrears
previous list OF January, 1885, VIII not be offended
when they 1nd their accounts IN the hands of OH
Ger, for feel that have been very nduigent aud
cann"t nor viii not wait longer.
may3l-u r. T.. MC\AIRY A.
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Muslins /! MuslinS |!

WE have just received a large lot OF elegant
w French Musins. with many other goods, from
AuCaon, which We are enerng at greatly less than
Je5-u W A6J G. MoCIuIAND.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1858.
nem-Dork.

From vISCHER, OWEN & co. +, General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway,
| .- -..-t .....Fl 20. New-York.l
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AS much Light for ONE c Mt as Kerosene VIII
for THREE CENTS, or burning Fluid Will

for THREE CENTS, or burning Fluid Will
for SIX CENTS,
Thus saving aye-sixths of the entire amount now eE-
pended or the price Of the lamp IN about a lnohlh
they are te 90 ali situations, making the cheapest
aud most desirable ligut for every piacethe largest
halls Or churches as Well as private dwellings, rug
r,otcnt on this talup for the different States and ccn-
ues throughout the Union, with the exclusive sae oi
tho Cryst Oil now offered To the pubhc, presenting
rare opportunity tor merchants to secure Tor them
selves the monopoly of trade entirely free from otpo-
stlun Facilities are completed for the manufacture
uf tho lamps such quantities that they WI" oe iurh-
ished the purchasers Uf rights ~ any style, AT suCh
cost will yield an aimost ucieduous pIout lhese
rights will be closed oil Immediately, aud the lamps
aud oil delivered soon as desired. As no lamps or
o Mil b.. sold % any but purchasers of rights, all let
tcTs making the request viii not be nutced Coninu-
ui.ttlous td rcsscd u the ''tryst O Lamp CO No
3 Merchants Row, Will be promptly attended TO-
CRYSTAL Oil Lamp Company No. S Merchants
Row, Boston Apr-s--n tp.D D
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sASiven under my hand this August 22d, 1879
DANIkI SliElTONf

JACKSON, Tenn, August % Iss-.
r. fb, SsSs Was perfectly cured by 10 bottles OF
Gravel that has ever been in this country ~seS Vi
Let tevery female who expects To became ne,',
READ ule following and proht thereby = -'f
NJ Il o.. 1oRkNuLE, October Ish3
Ak' >. r CowAS-Dear sir:-Iou viii lao me ,hsS go
ness TO publish under my certificate the oIlo,si, %
have given birth nine Children ans -, s,s
mraeulousy saved (as consderl by yo,r aa vse.ns
cannot IA justice 20 you and The pub Bile ,vbhoid @
testimony 10 its many virtues ny
used your Lthontriptic IN small ,o.,,s. - =, -
oloc Gay Tor hve months which dspeIled s,fr.f,
ue natuieht sickness OF the stomach and he. h,.y
vi Mhien ,n hau annoyed me, TO an alarming eztrnt
~ an my former pregnances. When / was con
uhed / TOOK about two wine glasses n,r =, a.
sdhe medlelhel which gave ne an easer deis,
cry eIy oy gfeat deal than i ever had before Nor,s
TINS All nave seen II tried IA one G. Sc ana h,s "a c
respectable source IN another case tla, ,. - 'n
uipte Was led ln, anu the Midwife win otI.rS -, :,
AZ, were thoroughly convinced thai the n.l,, !,
we SeuNety i've was very much lessened by lis use
Moui" say 10 All my sex that expect 20 be nofhers -
TO he without your Invaluable rnedcine t,,r, no
nancy ana particularly the time OF connnere.rs,
aa,,l,. a. -, tssnuehey TO relax the ~ stem conse
qeehuy ue pam OF labor is much dim - 80 -
thef nay Ply yscians and Midwife both ssaJ 49, - - -
yIups! oi Tue Womb. and now enjoy hett,.r h.aI,S
a ea ate Zone IA ten years, aud believe the els.
sr, DO tins that the sufierings Of vcrv man., -, -
sex may DC aileViaied II they can only overr,,a 49,
pl'Juu.es 80 nleh as "a try the Lithontriptc Ifany
person wishes O. know my opnions G,r,,a- -, - .,y any
subject they can address ms al York ILL r ai sl's
ELIJAH SNOW,
80 CYNTHIA /. SNOW
q was was present and heard Mr.. snow aeknowle.ioe ths
i"cts contained IA The above cerLneate haye ,se,
acquainted with Mr. and Mrs Sno. far ,nsns ~ oeen
ana nave reason TO believe the truth OF their eerti
PREPARED oNLY BY ''''- ~ : W. NhApHAss
n,arsa- -,r,,,..e- ". r GRAY.
'' - - i"a"Nm AdShriIle. Ir41Sx.rr
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county. Tam
To all persons afflicted aylb IIrS,,,.I

Mr. j. +. Co~AN;-DeaT SRI berahr ,..~,,s,- a. 4.
lhe summer oi the year 1895, servant or mine how
ABOUT ~ years OF age, who had always before tis o
peeh STOUT ana OF vigorous constitution Was atacIS
with gravel Physician called who Attended, m,
nl Ior several months, dnring which time he grew
worse dally until he was helpless and beey a,.
have died IN few days had IL NOT been TO- = ,,s u
VINO VINO soNlsed tAs use OF Cowans LIhonuiptic 1 nro,
eureu anew bottles the first OF which gave him rs-r
anu "a snort Time he was able TO walk About and
hnaly fully recovered since which time he hns hss n
syihp'os ol sia disease, and 10 all appearance is
,n s H @ - aHs servant ON my plantation there
ine i disease as one Of the most certain remedie
s.Di'eh under my hand this August 22d, 1879
D4NILT T,x
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sELf PIsEsERVATIoN, ere.
Osnaburgs and slleetings.

100 BALES IS and ~ tIs aabargs;
lUU 10 bales "a lnch Ihlss4ss; f--.
10 bales Z ) brlillnSs,
90 Sfa4t-. l4lus 81 III aad Sumner sheetings,
Io0 bacs Cotton laFns all nalnbefai IA sloge s1.A
for -. IL " IL oOzlAO> 4 Co.,
ian.s Agents for Teanessee Manufacturer
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Linen Goods, DC,

WE Offereing the best bargains IN Irish Lin
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, Linen and domestic
Shevtings, Bleached and Brown Domestics,
jo5-u W =. & J. C. MoCLILANDs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-31

We have in store elegant stock of Velvet
Brussels ply and ply Ingram Carreungs, together
with Rugs, Mats, Druggets, white and c0iored Straw
MAttngs etc We have also the largest and beststOcl
of OIL Cloths brought Ia this market, several pat
terms entirely new and IN quality inferior 10 none
all OF which will sell al the very lowest posslblt
prices Tor cash. or pronLL bnyers ON time.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

4 TRAGERY-SAD EFFECT OF PASSION -
Some twelve or fourteen years ago, Harlow
Case was a respectable and esteemed citizen of
Buffalo He held the place Of Assistant Post
master under Mr. DorSheimer and was for
many wears intrusted with the most important
duties of the Office member of one of the
Of the Baptist Churches, upright in every walk
or life, married and the father Of family. he
seemed to be as firm in the straight forward
paths of virtue as any other Removing to
Sanduskv Ohio, he received the appointment
Of Collector Of the Port under Mr. Fillmore.
The appointment was one universally approved
and the numerous friends of Case, in this CITY.
we're reioced at his success in life. While
holding that Office, he was intimate in the family
Of a Mr f., one of his assistants, Mrs f. was
Young, beautiful, impaSsioned, and a fatal at
tachmcnt grew up between the two, which re-
maiscd uuSuSpected until the truth was made
known by the sudden elopement of Case with
Mrs f. and the simultaneous discovery that
lie had abSconded with government funds to the
amount Of some $4,000 From that time for
word nearly all traces of the guilty party was
lost The family of Case, bereaycd and be-
trayed remained hopeless in their grief Mr.
T. engaged in a long, but fruitless chase Of the
fugtiycS And now from off the sea come It'd
mgS, a broken, half-told story Of lonely wan
derugS in foreign lands n full recital of a
never-failing remorSe, with ptiful and solitary
deaths in far away islands and on the far away
waters of the Indian Ocean. Both victims of
unhaIlowed passion are asleep mother in
the groves OF Ceylon, the little child in the coral
forests Of the sea. The bctrayer still wanders
the earth, the heavy hand of an avenging God
upon him, aud sends to his abandoned home
this message of sorrow.-Bnfaio Com. Adr.,
Dec 3D.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16
SELECT SCHOOL
ror Young Ladies.

MISS MARY +. CBUBBUCK would respectfully give
vi notice that she will open a Select School for Young
Ladies and Misses. in the formerly occupied by the
Miss HANsONs, to commence on MONDAY, August %.
\ limited number only will be taken. and Miss G. fiat
ters herself that from long experience in teaching She
will bc enabled to d. justice to the scholars COndcd to
her care.
TERMS, PER OF AFTER II
FIRST Ciass-To incadc the elementary English
Branches. 81 90
Second Ciass-To include the more advanced En-
lish branches, with Mathematics and Latin, S6 90
Third Classic include Mathematics Moral and
Mental Philosophy, Rhetoric, Botany, &c.,with
Latin. s. 90
-Ntsc-Instruction the Piano, with use of Instui-
ment per quarter, $l0 French per term s. and Draw
ing s., extra.
Instructions in Vocal Music will be given without extra
charge.
Each pupil will be expected to provide herself with
desk and chair
HE- ANY information in reference to this School may
be obtninc, by applying to H. ). Mercur T. 7. Fox
TOManla. Anrmst II. ISIS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

4 Son OF THUNDER-The Sou!hern Citicen,
the new FIRE eaters organ, is out at Washing
ton 1t thus announces its terrible intentions.
We devote it to the support of the Southern
cause.-the Southern cause in that form which
our enemies call extreme, uitra aggressive, &c,
and to save trouble, and let our whole hand at
once, what We require on the part of the South
is
First. Repeal of all laws prohibiting the
foreign slave trade, orimposing penalties there
on.
Second Repeal Of the law abolishing the
slave trade in the District OF Columbia.
Third Absolute resistance to everything in
the nature of a COMPROMISE between North
and South
Fourth. Peremptory demand for the inter
vention of Congress, President and Supreme
Court far slavery in all Territories, the moment
q STAKEHOLDER brings his slave there. In other
words, intervention by the authorities to sus-
tain the law and prevent robbery.
These are the days of political quackcry, and
he fares best who makes the ugliest mouths
aud biggest talk.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

r., r,.,.r,-.,rvr,I CITIZENS INDICTED BY THE L.
Gr,yD JURY FOR REscruNG A FUGITIvE
1t will be remembered that on the
Ssl OH Of September last, a slave named Little
Iot IEn > was arrested in Oberlin, Ohio, by U.
J0"r, Donutv Marshal Lowe. of Columbus, by
.,o If warrant issued U. S. Commissioner
'',t;,+ooden of the Southern District of Ohio
~ tbe instance of Anderson d. Jennings
=, dannted agent of the owner, John G. Ba-
'.o .o b6tb residents of Mason county, Kentucky
T,bo Tyo same day mob of the citizens of Oberlin
-. -, raised to prevent the execution Of tie pro-
W. We. by the Marshal, and the negro was res
,oed at Wellington, few miles from Oberlin.
Tbo Ia citizens of the latter place held glorfi-
l,.ion meeting, and determined to resist, for
No fpture any and every attempt to arrest a
,,rro at Oberlin. The recollection of the af-
air Air has mostly died away, but its history is re-
lived bv the recent act Of the United States
crsnd Jury at Cleveland, who have brought
,b.ir laborS to close by finding true bills
o,,anst thirty-seven of the ringleaders in this
ofairs. including the Rev. Henry Peck Pro
5..sor in Oberlin College, the Rev. James NJ.
Fitch formerly Missionary to Jamaica, several
,booIogicaI students, five fugitive slaves, and
tIirty other citizens Of all colors
The two cergymeu and eleven others, are
indicted for aiding and abetting the rescue of
the negro, and the remaining twenty-four are
indicted for the rescue itself 1t is surmiSed
That whatever course the white men and free
negroes may adopt in regard to exposing them
selves to trial, the fugitive slaves among the
indicted will at least disappear from the scene
and take the underground railroad for some
more secure retreat. - Commercial Adrrtiser.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16
Legal INTEREST,""

IElHE LEGAL INTEREST ON MONEY
Il Is from to per cent. per annum. who therefore,
would pay ID per cent. more for & Q D 5 cred
ii tnan they buy the articles for of MARSH
Co. of Elmir for Cash? Al, that's the question"
which is daily answered by many who hire money at
simple interest and buy for Cash thus saving cOmgomd m
tcrest Do you ask where Goods lie bought heap
for Cash: Our answer is at MARSH 4 co s.. No. }
Union Block EImira n Y
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16
OUR WINTER sToCE

| 5 MOST COMPLETE-CONS
A of Single and Double Broche Shawls from Sc to $50
Single aud Double Wool Plaid Shawls from 10 $ to S63
Dress Goods Of every description Boys and Mems Wear
in every style and quality from the cheapest kentucky
Jean t. the finest Broad Cloth, Flaucla from yard
to the best in the world, Beachcd ana Brown Muslin
from cts to the most superior grades Table Cloths Pi-
ano Covers. Dinner Napkins Tea DoylicS Damask Tow
cngs Hosiery, Gloves. Mtcns, Gauntctts and in fact
everything that rational human being can desire TO find
in first class Dry Goods Store. at MARSH & cos,
No. J. L Lnimn RLnck ElInir.l. Y. Y
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

NIiE valuable Real Estate, known as THE
4 Tuken's Lands" situate in Warren twp. Bradford
Co.. Pa ae offered ior sale 70 the highest and beet
bidder.
This body Of nds consist Of four tracts containing
FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES Of good farming land,
situate about five miles from the n. Y Erie Railroad.
Persons desirons to purchase viii send their offers in
writing in the nature of bids per tn my agent wH
ELwELL. Esq. at his office in T0WANDA, by the 18th
lay of BER next.
Offers will he received for the whole body for the
separate parcels agreeahy 10 the present subdivision
No sale will he made of less than hundred
the parcels will not lie sold separately unless the body
be disposed of in that way
Terms, onethrd in hand and the balance in two yeay
ly mstalments with interest
SARAH L. KEENE,
Administrative c. T. A. # John Lukens deed.
pLladelnhi2 Sert. lS 1885.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

re- The escape Of the fllibuster steamer
Susan, from Mobile, with one hundred aud
forty " emigrants," was in consequence of the
revenue cutter McClelIand, sent in pursuit
having got a ground in Navy Cove.