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MEDICAL.
TUsT ARRTVEn-

JUST ARRIVED.
tQ Doz; BALM OF THOUSAND flow
AZ Es just received by Express direct from tbe pro
pfletorz. FOR sEie st so cents per bottle
mays J G. BROWN, 4s College strest.
EINsHIN& TACHLE.-A Iares stock selected b.
one u We Urn, consisting Of Genuine Limerick
hOoAsy Psla anc on SnoOds; also Aberdeen Gfaveta.
een and Common Limerick Hooks; splendid essoFtsDt
Of Lines Gable LAID Silk and Ses Grass SCUM an PIsfsd
80 AIlho" S5nSl y BY s. Floats Of every variety
s So ~ c l,i1 oieaElng Rings Fly Hooks &C. &c
with almost every thing thav ray rps ~ 49, ..fi
. r1s5cusi0n Of this useful ealing
Lsg 20 9. 8Eowy, 20 Colleges.
/ NOD-LIFER OILS Gro. genuine CJod.I5Ter Oil
" just rsCsived FROM Eushton, CLARK q COS Nv
! icy JO- g. BROWN 48 College At
/ = EECuEs.-I,OOO Swedish I.eeobgT on hand and g,-
. ~ sale By 30. G. BROWN, 48 College ct.
/ DURE MANUEGAHELA WHTSKV-5 6575
Of the above ust received, OF prime quality; sold to
js9 10. 6. BROWN, As College st.
/ CtTONE WARE.-25O0 pieces Stone WsTo, oonsigt,
- ing Of Jars, Chur1s Jugs Milk Pans, Butter Crooks
jeS so G. BROWN, IS College st
YDOHTE8 AND SCOTCH ALE.-C0D5tsatIy On
/ j hand, Barclay, Perkins Co.'s celebrated London
is9 20. c. BROWN, IS Conagsss
/ E1EARL sTARCH,-25o oze99 OF q very superior
l. article Of Starch, just received By
10. G BROWN, 40 College ST.
SYRUP or CHINESE SUGAR CARE.
lust received 30 ibis OF SPLENDlD ARTICLE Of this
q Syrup from the Farm OF B. D. Smith, Esq Williamson
county, ana Tor sale at Wholesale snd Retail y
MOULTON q REED.
nov 40. 50 Broadway.
COsPA2TNF RSIIiP.
ON % inst associated with rs, n cur bus iness Mr..
- ury e.. Henley. The stglso The frm viii remain
he et0ors. LANIER, PHILLIPS d co.
L. H. LAEIER. WN. PHILLIPS. h. C. HESsLET.
a1amiGrs Phillips q Coz
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
Commission Merchants
AND
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
NO. 80 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE.
TENNESSEE.
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t.HE EhAANr
~ p. co NELIUS, agent for Che sale Of FHks Cae-
" brted Patent IfFlHEir Burial Cases
prepared attend 10 E funerals tsst lore pnCn hl1
may be required. J1igs the Phoenix arsroC
No. 20 SUraE street. Cherry Residence No. u Vine
street, be- aa-u spring and Broad.
A-B VII. aI-0 attend o. rECrWarding bodies
&C. U.Uleu- .Hpr-F
- a Glcs.-CTusHsI ard Pgvsrisri sugar received ahd
y far sole RVFNE a ETLLER
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SnYdeP & FPFXHe
no. q, PUBLIC SQUARE
Are now in receipt Of their Fall and Winter Stock Of
Boots and shoes,

= Al y I z 4 G. n Z a AC h
no. q, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt Of their Fall and Winter Stock Of
Boots and shoes,
Which have been made up szDrsssly Jgr The retail
trade For Ladies they have in part
Fine Buroned heel Caters, Black and groazei
do Side Lace do DO do 90
do Congress, side lace Caters without heels;
do Kid D0ots,thcE and th'H sOlssi
do White kid and satin slippers
do do do DO Caters;
'''-'' FOR MISSES.
Rid Boots; thick and thin soles;
Lasting Cater win 7r without heels
calf and Goat Boots for school SHOES
Boys and Children
Boys calf and Congress sagesi
s B02s' and Y @o f 9i boots boo
Br0gaus and Thick Boots.
fine stock OF Brogaus Plantation Also good
stock shoes or women Thes= goods we're all MADE 20
oTd.r and are certainly superior article Also Zen
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
in our line wldud Go heir Interest 90 call as We are de-
termi5sd to give them the worth o their money.
Call at No. p Public Square.
oct2 s~NYDEk q FRIZZELL
TRUNKS,
VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
7 AIDES ane Travelling Trunks; extra size
J Z DO sole learher Trunks, all sizes
Pine sole leather Vaisas,
do DO do ash and do
do RussetI ValIses;
large stock Of
Carpet Bags, Saehes aud Black Bags of all sizes and
STYLES; all chesp for cash
Cali at No. q Public Square.
octQ SNYDER q. RRIZZELL.
LADIES WEAR.
/ AsTlNG Caters, with and without heels,
II Congress Caters, with and without heels
Lasting Front Lace Cater,
Glove Kid Caters, Congress and Side Lace
wi,H heess
Boots, with or without heels
French Slupars and hIsT1ns-
Kid Slippers ane Blsklnss
f1re6 SNYDER & PRIZzRLL-
E7RfsH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIEs.-IO9
u hhds prime 90 choice Sugar
100 Ibis Powdered, Lo-tand Crushed Sugar
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee;
$50 hb.s hIlgsse5
100 i bis do
81 bags Old Gov Java and LaguaJra C)deei
IS bbs Mackere ass r.ei;
so d zen Buckets
$50 boxes Sar and Mould Candles;
90 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted,
100 boxes Tobacco assorted brands;
$4,000 Imported Negalu Cigars
$1,000 assorted brands
Is boxes Scotch HsrringS
3 tieTcCs Erc-h Figs.
A. bags Pepper, spice and Ginger
fsbli W&EF CHEATHAM
2 TQVORS.-20o bb'a Pixies Mpgnol ia WHISKY
4 1 $50 b1ls Robinson Co co.
900 5bls OLD Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
100 bols American b andy
10 hbls do Gin
90 bbls Peach Brandy.
Also q large stock Of Fine Imported Brlndies and
" FEB 5-S' II M&EF CHEATHAM.
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LindseY,s Advertisements
ANEAT nWFLLING HOUSE
A Valuable Business Lot For Sale.
Free Banks,

HAVE for sale large amount OF Brspsvty which win
sell for Noes Of The Bsuk Of Nashville, certified
checks az the prices thatI have always sssad oT
I be property. sept So A Y S LlNDSLEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-12

To THE PUBLIC.
I'VE have row on hand and ore constantly receiving
w new and well assorted stock Of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS,
Which we are Offering 10 the trade at prices much
0Ter than they Be hsd from any other house in the
city Our stock consists Of the finest brands Of HAVANA
CIGARS in the market; BRAEDIEs, which for 2s7oT
cannot be surpassed, and imported by ourselves direct
through the Custom House to this city; SHERRY POET aud
ADEEIA WISEs warranted pure aad Of the best qualities
with a fall assortment Of Whskeys St. Cr0iz and ia
mica Rum, Holland Gin and ell other kinds.
- TO Country Merchants We offer the best induce
nens purchase from Us, stock is large and always
To prompt customers Eastern tine will be given; TO
cash buyers give every advantage. All orders b. let
Ter OF Otherwise viii always meet with prompt attention.
LYONS CO.,
iv22 19 Cedar st
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mead Country Residence.

AN Offering fo7sale small tact fLenc, la0 miles from
the city, She S0ielsyi5 turnpike, containing p
acres. The resid Cottage with rooms,
double kitchen, double negro cabin, stable, VIII be
sold low Apply 90
decEO nor Avs B1NDSLEY.
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INSTRUMENTS, &C.,

AWPUTATING, P-obarFs s StsHas A-tsBss,
TFspanBing, Silver PROBES aud Canulas,
Gaping, Traehes tubes,
JdidBQsrV DisseotinE,
PoCEET Casa, Y. speCulums.
T0usiL CsftiEg. Dental Hmstrume N -
E4ETEHOTC ATTIC. assorted.
COoCer's Minor Operating Ear TfumpOts,
Gases, Revolving Pistols,
SrGbsHzs, HElt.ag aHa y. rs AHiBss,
COUGHING, fFlTNufe
silver and G. z. Cathstsrs, TlsruoHstsrs.
LauCsJs, all kinds, NaEntfytug Glasses,
Mathematical Instruments, Telescope,
Charters Dm0H9f, -9riJfcill NJDpIsB,
CausfC CHres, GnHTre1 Ul- IourIFa-
Racers AID straps, SDestlclss cad Ggggissf
Medical spoons, ScarIncatJrs, DC, sc.
Ste hisc01es,
All oHsrsd Al the Iovgesr prices, by T. WELLS,
sign, Nan ana Moarrg, on Market opposite
Union sgrser-yg;sztBiLls.
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BEoaaway House.
NEW ROUTE 10 MEMPHIS.

PARE ONLY si2-TIHE -THKO' p HOURS.
FU1EsINS run through from Stevenson 20 Mem - u
"a rlIs and make close connection with trains - T7
Nashville auu Chattanooga Railroad zf steven
through Tickets from Nashville 90 Memphis sold ioz
SIP Time through . hours
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the o'clock PM
iraiu, Eucu arrives 70 Stevenson a Ij A. nj 10, and con-
meets Trains Tor Memphis 30 delay except b. chang
~ cars. 4. I. HhuERNJNs
EUu-E-H. Ticket gent
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TDANAWAY from the Subscriber living rra- 1Eiassl
IL Giles county, two negro ufu- NEa.LE.T and AL S
WILLIAM is aaoVt@5 yrrs o.. age ysr black 0oui i've
feet Ten inches hsh has rslEer ice voice, De lille
forward.
JAMES is about % or % yeurs Of Gga. verJ black with
good oeai oi wa tc ABOUT bis % six ftgt hight hs
Fery voice. carries himself very erect EfI H.d
grey bianse over coat James bat cloth cost. no
scarss Eeoo 'cled will give Le above reward Tor
u lodged Ia jail 81 thar may get t11, $50 r-r %
hen. lEgg- SSH - Il. NAMES
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-12

T FAVE Dwelling House and Tot for sale near the Pub
lie >uusTe which wall take the Notes OF any OF toe
Free BEuks OF Tennessee.
Now time tome euteprising merchant 10 pro
cure a good home, 20 will give reasonable time villain
which be can water calico" Tor the notes. Appiy ~
sent go Y S La DSLEY.
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ROBERT nh. VANNOY.

ATTORNEY At Law AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCRRY
- UNITS vine, Ala bnmR,
WILL prartic- iB The several Courts 90 Madison and he
" adjoining counties, and Eve prGmpr ts8t0n O. ala
busHs entrusted 20 him. COLLECTION made Lhrou rho st
Stale. 1rt
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lpecGCuanua CaiOCv nth. khubaTb SCGuOnT MAY apple
Baybsrry, Golden sea-, &c. Received by
7. WELLS. Market street.
PEFUMEBY NC.
PHAyoPaESI, Musk, JasEs Cub,
UPPER I'm, P4tchouley, .Nggs0l1,
.JGSuiHs, VsTbeGe, Susst 5rlevf
Rf12E' 0r9t EI lS oT '9s SanEsn'sl
COLCGNEs IA great rarIsrg
d25 Dozen traHgi o. Mares
Bears Gus, ana o.her prsPar.toss
for C0l9riHF and iaPr oUiHg thS HIlr
COsMEtf.s FUK THEsKIN.
FINE TOILET n SHAVING SOAPS.
100 dozen well assorted Toilette Soups
Fms Sharing Creams and Soups
FJH THE TEETH,
Od1HtirS cad Charcoal ToJ1 Pasfssi
Strawberry Orrls 10Th ashes
RozssctE fHs Tooth Psulers3
Tooth ache Drops assorted.
Received g1d tor sale BY T. WILLS.
FLAVURING FXTHACTS ASSORTED.
DAINTs. OILS, yARSlSHss, Of best qualities DYB
sIUFFS, ASSORTED WlNLO" GLASS Hoilg@ Gslss-
rare, toSE WARE, FLOWER POfS, asaoTlod-
ZINC WHITE IN DEMAR VARNISH.
A LCOBOL Brand .es, WINES. VINEGAR, Teas assg-t.
a ed, tHOCOLAlEs, Aus-Erds, BANANA ClGAhS, ri''
Tobaas0s
POTAsH soaq 5asTats, salsPets5o, Bor4E, Cream Tar
tar' fARIARLC AID.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT. Laa8 Piasser PLssrEE PAEIs,
IL Spanish Whiting, Csa&, rUMlCz sIONs.
GOLD LEAF, Gold FoiL, Silver Lest, Red lsuoW
" and White Br0nzes.
8RUsHEs.-Hair, To5J5, SalI Hat, CIoJa, Pant,
-
Comb shoe a.Uppi2E and fsrnlsa brushes
DLAUklNG.-4U gross fresh Paste Backing. Fer
ID sale low by p, hLI-o.
ARTISTS COLOES, &C,
OIL CoIors in de1ibe tubes,
~ Mahogany Pallets,
sable, Cancels hsfr md Br-s'ls Brushes,
Pal srlg Knives FgTuis1es, DIV ug OIL Sc
Water Color Paint Boxes, assorted.
DaguerreotyPe Pa.as Boxes
do Plates ana Gases;
90 Clgriis Of Gold,
do Hgpo-N ul Ftsts SODA
Artists FO H. ASSORTED COLOES.
= LIUE, La4l ne, aiocs Tan, Rrts, BaslHg and Pc
> tDl P00df ussou Gaps, suey Fuse 57ot hricAj
Easrg. Block and = a1s SaHa-
DGNTUa4S, CslsG- Rlzrrs. POO KIT KNIVES, Tea and
Izois -Po0gs. Ladies' Guys sc
IL r. sand Paper, bureau KNOBS shoe Peg, iIsUes,
" Hr0al5 SKINS, CI4uo5, Wul.e sheep, AID parchment
TVEbS, $50 ibss-FiuC I'm 4rai, 1o1Hg Hgsyu, CUP
L Powder and bHck Teas
& UEsAS, spices. Pegp-rs G1Eer sUzla--s- Isast Peg
- ess, ssaLit-r P0z-srs. Potash Cream itr.sr-
L'Or cot GHs, COLD. &c yilfrrls' gta ~,
4 tGrs a'sths OF wa -lerfsi l.--Ts fss'-'--r IN
Drops, Juiug Paste Guger Isa and 7t Loll-ss, &C.
CURES for Fuiuss Bruises, EhcuualsTus,
! aCs-NgTvs and Zone, Mustang e-.--. a, Arabian
and GardHsrs LLNIAESIS, Davis Pain Killer, Celestial
SaIm-
KKTALL PiPEE,-4U.J EOLTS-Flre satin,
W Gazai. Gilt as. Velvet Ea.I aHr Paffur PAYERS
UNGLHIZED PAPER. G large assg-tusut Or Urry bond
some patterns Hlsaalu iar PraE- Gill, NaiTI. aud Paper
6oroeung, Fire board rru-s, Cur-tu Tester ind Genre
Papers.
COMBS.
% DOZ. Fine Ivory Uomys sssoItsdi
% IS D Z. English born, B50 Ivory suelll Dressing
POCKET, Tuck, and Side COMBS.
CNUFFS-Fr-Dcb Baupee, gaea5oy, Scotch, and DEL
- PETS ROSE sA-UFFs at the lowest prices, BY.
Sign, Man AND HozrAa, on Mars. street opposite IN.
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Offering prices 30 8uit The times three lots Ia
Edge6e d, Just beFtHd DOns's The lots front
30 Galan Turnpike, and 30 feet deep,
win IN she They CUuvenIentto mex
hausube supply OF excellent water and IN rapidly
improving ueiElbOrhrod. Apply 70
- y q - A Y s IINnsIEY
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Ten Wnnvs f3re5at.

AVE several hludsoH lots u Maple street, the
University, which will sell years time at TAR
prices prov ded the iueTs pnd sem-snuualy. II ust
lie long enough, ID not t0Cal for the principal
a. long a the interest promptly paid
Apply 10
TTNDETEK
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

FATAL ACCIDENT.-Another fluid lamp acci-
dent occurred couple of miles north Of Horse
heads, on Friday evening last, which resulted
III the death of a little girl aged about six
years, the daughter Of CHARLES STRAIT. 1t ap-
pears that the mother of the girl attempted to
fill lamp while burning, in doing which the
fluid took fire and was communicated to the
clothes of little boy standing near her
The little girl few to the rescue of her brother,
and succeeded in extnguishing his clothes, in
doing which, however, her own took fire, which
SO frightened her that she ran out door, where
the flames increased by the wind to such de-
gree, that before they could be extingushed,
she was burned in such manner that she sur
Vived but few hours-El0rlra Gazette.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

FATAL CAsUALTY.-On Wednesday forenoon
an accident occurred at the railroad depot in
this city, which resulted in the death of. a
young man apparently about IT years of age
His name is unknown, although it is supposed
to have been c. Brook as shipping bill found
in his pocket, signed by E. Clark, Jr., agent,
of the New York Central Railroad, and dated
at Buffalo, May l, 1858, acknowledges the
receipt of one box Of cloths marked d" c. Brook
New York" Coroner SHocKEY held an in
quest, but failed to ascertain any further facts
in the case, except that the accident occurred
as the young man was attempting to Jump on
the train while it was in motion, and fell be-
tween the cars, two of which passed over him
just above the hips, severiug his body intwo.
ElnlirG Gazette
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

Irncr T0-Tyc -The onnointmont Of ,Tulre
ragxa bv President Br.u,yAy to the iudre-
,ain oada yorant in the court Of Claims by
de- iqroose Of .In5rn GucHRrsr onnears to
1I. f5~,I from the TnbIc press General aDpro.
ur The objection made 10 the action Of the
}a.s,rIr.a.,, I arisIotnra for romovinn Mr.
I--rye rrem the most of .Iudge of Probate
s.;vo5 t. abfaf fdrca from the f,cf that there
g,s rrnrnd far donbt as n tha IcroI authority
tt,s Iagi.I,tnra in tha nrami,nS whether
,..y rsnr7sontod tso do,ninont soctin,ont in
IL S.eta i roint NOT antarino, into tba issro
n r.t tbo a,tan,mt n,da IN nnr own Toris.
I., =, -. I..1 ~ -, ,-.;,I.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

THE SUNBuRY & ERIE RAILRoAD.-We are
informed, unoficially, though, from a source
We consider entirely reliable, that the work on
the Sunbury and Erie railroad will be resumed
Immediately, and energeticalIy pushed forward
until it is completed. The completion and
opening Of this great thoroughfare, SO long
desired and sought for will be glorious event
for Pennsylvania, and it will Fank at once, in
Importance, among the greatest public i'm
provements Of the United States. With the
impetus given by the sale Of the State canals
to the company, the prospects OF such a de-
sirable cousummation never before looked so
cheering Lycomj4g Gazette
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

Aa~ The execution Of WM. MULLER, took
pace in the jail yard at Wilkes-barre, on Fri
''y April 30th in accordance with the time
-Fp@nted by the Governor. The Military
solpanies were on parade, and long before
~e hour Of execution arrived, the tops OF the
houses, adjacent to the jail yard, were literal
: covered with human beings, eager to crafty
few minutes before u o'clock, Muller
made his appearance, accompanied by the
SD'F'n His steps were far from being sol
sun but he run up the steps Of scafold in the
-'4aaer .4aer hotel guest would run up to his room.
a a'NF speaking a few minutes be turned to the
."'' FaIser, with a look, as much as TO say,
Ppooeed. The divine read the last chapter in
'S'eIatons in a very affecting and solemn
'tuaer he then read hymn, which had been
'a'onte Que of the Prisoners after which
~ lN.a'ement was read by Rev. Mr. Miles,
~ aI'eA had been made by the prisoner, acknowl-
Troug bis gnIt in the murder of Matthias
'le Rev Miles also read an appropriate
E'!tr, when they took their leave. The
,.. ,usLLl then adjusted the rope, drew the cap
% ,,'' hls face, when the counsel of the prisoner
!. y slook hands with him, and also did the
,.J Nh u, ahd took their final leave. At II
,OcH no one stood upon the scafTod but the
,aAyd man. and in few moments ne was
''4'led Into eternity without struggle.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

4 HOUSE FOR THE GoyERNoE.-The day
previous to the final adjournment Of the Leg
isature, the House ratified the contract made
by the committee appointed in the early part
Of the session, for the purpose Of purchasing
a mansion for the Governor. The house is
located next to the Presbyterian church ire
Gently burned and was the property of Mr..
Beyaus The dwelling is in excellent repair,
the proprietor having had it remodelIed and
changed two years ago. The price paid for
the same is $4,000, including some furniture.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

CoNDTIox OF THE LEvIATHAH.-The Levi
athan, it is stated, will not be able to get to
sea short of an additional expenditure of 4l72,-
geo, which sum, added to the present liabili-
ties of the company, amounts to G2ll,282, to
meet which the directors propose to issue de
bonture preference shares to that sum. The
total cost of the ship will be 4S0f, ,525, or at
the rate of 434 per ton taking the ship at the
builders measurement, $4,000.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

A CLERGYMAN ASSAULTED BY INDIGNANT
FEMALEs.-Four or five females were arrested
and tried last week, at Mt. Vernon, Ind, for
assaulting German Methodist clergyman
They wayad him as he was leaving the
church after an evening meeting, and pclted
him with stale eggs \ brother of the church,
who attempted to shield the preacher, was
knocked down and roughly handled The
reason alleged in exteuuaton was that the
clergyman had made some unwarraHtabe in-
uendoes in the pulpit against the character OF
aSsailauts.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

Rsy~ John Berry, and his son William, were
very badly injured by the explosion of two
kegs of powder, near Easton Pa, on Friday.
They were blasting, when, by mere accident,
fire was communicated to two kegs of gun
powder, which exploded. This family has
been very unfortunate Of late. 4 short time
ago the father, fell down a precipice Of fifty
feet, while at work in a quarry, and his son
in-law was killed at the terrible affair at Ok
foId furnace some months ago.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

The crevasse in the Mississippi has broken
loose again, the flood breaking through the
piles which were set to stop it. 1t IS said,
however, that at least one good result will fol-
low this overflow large amount OF lumber
in the Yazoo Valley can now be Heated TO
market
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

b A few days since. a man living near
GaIena, Illinois, carried a load Of potatoes to
that place The highest offer he could get
was ten cents a busheI, aud rather than to sell
them at that rate, he tipped them into Fever
river. The result was that he thus obStructed
navigation, and was fined fourteen dollars.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13
G1AA0GAQo

In Rilgbury Pa by D. Dewey, Esq. Nay 6, G. 7. co.
WE'LL, Esq. TO Mrs. SALLY HlNCHMAN, all Of
Ridgbury.
In Rome by Rev. D Cook. March !, IS5s, Mr. JOHN
HURST to Miss HARRIET BENNET.
P,, the same. at Ballv Bav. Herrick Mr.. STEWART
HARRIS to Miss MARY MARGARET NISBiT
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

Vs. 'H Judge Loring, of Massachusetts, who
h, T. .1'ely removed from Office by Governor
r"'' mas been nominated as Judge Of Il c
%' States Court of Claims, in place 0,
:. Ilchris', deceased.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13
COUNTY TEACHERS

ID ASSOCIATION.-The next quarterly meeting OF the
Bradford County Teachers Association will be held at
SHESHEQUIN, FRIDAY, NAY Is, at log clock A. NJ
Addresses will be delivered before the Association by
the Hon II. c. HICKOK. and DR.. G. NJ. TURNER. Is.
SAYS will be read by Misses Mary Mckinney and Mary A.
Burlington. .c
for successful teacher and other important subjects con,
nected with education viii be taken up and discussed at
mis- meeting W. T. DAVIS, Pres.
JAMES MCMILLAN, Sec.
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People Of Bradford County


\ particular, and readers Of the Reporter
Il in general.
MARSH & CO.. OF ELMIRA, y. Y. send greetings
you and yours and desire inform and all that
they aud will make il greatly u your advantage to
purchase every thing yoa want in the shape OF nIiI
GOODS. FANCY GOODS and MILLINERY. either
wholesale retail Of them at No 5 Union Block in the
aforesaid village of Eimra. y. y.
Their facilities certainly unsurpassed
Der Of tie irn is the spot al the while, consulting
the tastes and want, OF their numerous customers whilst
another Of thc firm daily io the auction and i'm
porting houses III New York City, securing the newest
they buy exclusively for cash) and they sell for cash
only they have losses TO make up and consequently
can and do sell 80 cheap to DEFY competition. Time
and space preclude the possibility Of mentioning half
quarter OF the many Inducements which offered t" all
to trade at their popular establishment, and the New
ADVERTISEMENTS viii from week 20 week give but limit
ed idea OF the many adyauagc II be derived by calinS
on \. 7. MARSH * CO..
No. ). Union Block ElmiTa, y. \.
=. :. For further particulars, New Advertisements.
ask those who have called, and % for yourselves
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THE Last Call /!

T1HOSE indebted to me- either by note now past due
months Standing are notified that unless payments IN
full arc made before the first day Of June next on tna
day their obligations will be placed IN the hands o 'e
proper officers for collection This sha reSlC' " "
in many cases but necessity knows no law:
TovaDlo May 10, 1855 JOSblh lV"LLL