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DAILY APPEAL.
WEDNESDAY, MoRNIEG, MY p, is58
REMARKS OF sEyATOR TOOMBs,

IN SUPPORT OF THE ENGLISH KANSAS BILL
Mr. TOoMBs. Mr.. President, as It is the very
obvious purpose Of the Senate, I suppose, not
to take this vote until there is action elsewhere
| shall oeeupy few Minutes Of its time in
giving the reasons why I approve the action Of
the Committee Of Conference. It isin no wise
dissasteful to me. ] heartily approve it;
think 1t Is wise messure--a good measure
| like it because it settles this question upon a
and not on a coneession. It is a
concession by nobody. BY no section Of the
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Merger, Harrington s. Yerger,
ATTORNEYS AT Law, EEEPHIs, TENN.
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?. A. KUEFFNER, N. D..

= TREADWELL & VOLLINTINE,
TrORNEIs At Law, Memphis, Teun once. No.
~ I5 JeeTson street. up stairs, second door East Of
CoDnorcisl S-tel. 9Es-dawIy
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LOFEJOY s HARPER.

a TTORNsTS AT Law, Charl ston, Kiss wln urao-
"a tioe In h fooEilE oJuHtes OF sCrth Efesiss7pi;
Iaishstchie 2sno a, Tsiobus-a Carroll. Sgud5Esr;
ne teTal Court a. Pontotoc, ard the Supreme Court
a. jackson Prompt Lttgntion vii oe paid the C=ec-
tion e Claims PLACED in their hands
hEFERENCEs - WafssH GrHft & Benton Holly
epungss Mss " p Stsarus oxford. Mss X &
Fisher Jackson, Mss EEtts Eo5s 4 Nobiey. n Or
Leals- Ia .rIE Il.
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Dr. CREEGHTON,S

IT0RNET At law, Prentiss, Hississippi. Prompr
II attention Win b. given 10 the Cohesion Of Claims
arr An
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Deatistry.
P b. HAMMERsKOLp & 90 ,
Architects, Civil Engineers and
surveyors.
Oaos on NAai'ru street, over snyoso Savings Bank,



Ofaoe on Madis'n street. over Gayoso Savings Bank,
MEMPHIS TENN,
RE prepared 70 furnish designs for and uperin-
"A tend the erectisu q public OF private bulk ngs,
churches stores store fixtures sc. Thy will 30 give
their attention % any work coming under ne head
Civil Engineering or Surveying. either IN town or
country Any descriptcn Of Architectural KlEinering
n Mcdaniel Drawings executed with accuracy ant
satness not TO b. surpassed IN this country Desgns
and working drawings for dwel inE h=usss or other
buildng- In the country executed that any nelli-
gent negro earDenter car follow hem. Designs for
Tombs, Ce- staphs Vauits, sc.
Having hsd exausive de1nss with manufscturs at the
North anf Wet they furnish any description OF Iron
Frcnts Btloonies WindoE Guards, Se. &C At reduced
prices-
HEFERENCEs.
Hon A. L1ngstreet L L d. Hon. Charles Scott
sam Tate Ed. Pre- iient Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Col. w. N siockto1 Dr. J. G. Mfflington
Cockrel, Esa. 7. Fiunie, Eq. Cen g. d
Mitchell J. AcKecver, Esq
once hours from A n 70 p. n. and from ? p NJ
to6P ~ apis-sm
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SOEAN nAk<LBMs
a fTOhhET AT law, ans General Collector for
"a Vest Tepnessee once on Jefersoa street Pest
Oboe BuiidirE Eeps
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BnilOing DECORATIONS.
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c.
w "a ASSBgORE

TAKES this method of nfsring the eitaenso Of Men
phis 1 a. be has peTuanently ocated himself here
carry the above busness, and assures those VIZ
may flysr him with their patronage that Al work en-
trusted 70 aim VIII have his strict PERSONAL AfTgN-
fiOS In The selection and preparation Of The material
well the faithful execution of he work No er-
tOn viii b paret his part 70 give satisfaction and
perform the work thoroughy, and the same time e
suit the taste 0f The most fastidiQuS
His icGS experience warrants him IN saying that his
contracts E be complied with 70 the entire satisfaction
Of those gno may patr0niEe him. They may also rasi
assured that any work andertlken by him VIII Be prompt
ly sonducted.
For qualifications be begs refer The fois-
ing persons; Capt. @. B. Church Capt. T. Newell M
". PooleY, Capt. J. Gosiee. Capt Aigso Nr 6 Phf1er
SHOP-Back q Shelton's Drug stoT- my1s-dIy
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

IN and AFTER WEDNESDAY, FebrHary 1857 the
- Trains on this road WI run follows, (Sundays
excepted ,
ne AL and Passenger Train viii leave Psnola daily a.
A n. and arrive a. Memphis AZ 10 A. n.
Aeturuing. leaves Memphis At 3 P NJ and arrives At
Panoia ~ 6 ~
ne fretrht and Accommodation Train leaves Memphis
sally a. $50 A. NJ and arrives Pan0la al n A n
het uTnnz leaves fanoa at q H., and arrives a.
Memphis ats n
Persons travelling the Nal Train can spend Eve
hours IN Memphis and return on the same day.
Passenger Train makes direct cnnnecfon Al Nenphis
with the Memphis and ChSrlestou Railroad going F.st
am the Memphis and Ohio Ratlroad going North
The Freight and Accoumotsttun runs in connection
with Stages 70 ard from he f0r wing paees oakland
Preston md grensaa, there making coHnecfIon with
Stages throuEh Carrtnn and Lexington thence 70 the
northern teTun of the Mstzsippt Central Railroad f
Canton, jackson and NeE OrIea1s.
1hrouga fick1;s for Grenada Be obtained At the
Memphis Dept
thts s much the shortest route and paasengers aav
ing Memphis By The morning train arrive At repsa m
same evening, having daylight the whole wsv
n. ". NEWELL.
Ian1l- General g1rtarfn faufaur
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NOEICE.

nR J. sJEDGE has returned from New T0rk,
u after IN sose1oe Of nine moufhs and has efscted
soule astgundEg cures "a that city BE has tskea
ono A. No - No1r0e street. be- Eeen Nain and Second
atrceis a. vii rasue Ire prsctice Medcine where
he has for sale hts clebrstsd Coupounds Il calls at
teudee 70 day ught- As he intends locating pcrma
1entT N hsmrhss AID from the great success be has
had 10 The treai meat tie various dEesses thinke
he sholid hsre LIBERAL patronzg from the citizens o.
Asrnphis iGu5-dly
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LouIsrIILE. E.-From the Journal, Nay 7; Great dull
ress 70 be the feature 10 naaEctt matters
The Money market ss predicted t would, g trndrg
t1nrd greater ease nov that the an Is passed The
banks discodntlng with freedom. Eastern
ssht exchAnEe continues very dui 81 preu1n Wniah
Il banksrs' selling rate. IN is no demand ior New
Orleans exchange No change IN currsnry-
Prom the DcnOcTGf, Msy7: The resumption Of bust
has y-t oome TO-DAY having been As u -
fhe verrst dr0He elud wish - %. ne cngs hsve
been few Ehe the sctnal trsuFactioHs not o. sS-
cent Importance TO Justify report.
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462 Acres of Land for Sale

DT virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed 70 me on the
ID 18Th dFy Of February. 1851 BY G K stjckslagor
tor the bencdt Of Slneoa Horne and 7. O. Belts viii
s~ll at S1ctiun SATURDAY, the 2sth Nay next, %
the highest bidder for c.sh IN ne o. rk and
Masters ne, Court Square IN the eity Of kempbis
ate Of Tennessee the following lands living Ctten-
den county State OF Arkznsas viz: Northeast quarter
section SO tnEnshp ?, range east l6o ac-es fouth-
west quarter-seeton 81 township T. rarEe east I60
seres nJrtheasf rscti1nal quartersecton a. township
T. range east, if2 acres.
Sale aooordiog 70 ters Of deed Of trust recorded IN
Record Bo0k B., psge 2s0 Of the Recordcrs ofoe Ma
rion CfittFnden county, Arksn. a..
These lands ab we oveIh ~ admirably timbered
and six miles from Memphis, between the railroad and
the Bsnkroad The title is ilssp table but VII only
convey trustee J. n. SHAW,
ap2s-1Ev6t Trustee
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA.

7" bun STiH5 T2S T0N; 49, BALTIMORE,
NEW YORK.
TTNHIS Railway fulIy srd ne--iv ssBir-.s - ,.
throl<h q beaHtif1l snc hea'fhg e-r~f-v - -
lls-lets fr9zl me hi-sissirs VsIsya route ftg- -
80, s.oi-f sn1 possssLng greater dspateh snt
-s-is5. s tasa any olher O. r. z RsF and NORTH
Ilhs AND FARE REDUCED -T-r-e- -. -. =.
- ssslls oi N Poet odlc- PsPsrtmeut ns de.v. - -
H-.-el .-l a saving clecisi ef n hours
Fa-sing through Slave rer-it1rv .r--fz as--4., g. 80
forded FOR ne cluveysucs o. servsrts --' % ~
A D-ltql, ea-s = ehoice of Route d oF.--s-t- --
,-s = r-lieay tnrough Georgia, souih Cars1l1s ..f
North Caroiila 70 Rlchm nd sr ~ - e. -
- A.ae thro1gh sfst Teuneszse .ns vf-vt-l. ~ --
,. vs ol-s kichmonds and o eli o. De oss5r1t
iAs ~ sxPasSs HAIL TRAIN Issvs- Ksmptf- s,fv
- & ~. p = sionginz A. al ststIlns
IHE ACCONMODATION TRAIN ts,v.- 80
DAILY tezoept sunday=j a. I as d a ~ T-..- -
sl.h re hissirsiBpi Central and rsan.s-a. -
-, 49, ao.l-ryi.le snd intermediate sts i1us
TEAMS CoNSECT-At grand Junction v-ffb 81.
s-slPfi Centrs- Railroad 70 Holly sDrfues C,s--+
sl-lt-. anton Jlcksan. sic- AMI -irh ~ W--s-s
.p Ana isnaessee Central Railroad % Boivar JseFs6
, ~ PoeaAontas, WITH tri weekly Iins o. Cos-ss- to
Alp.ss, Fontotac, Aberdeen, and O. 1luul5ug 80
throuEh Aber- cen. CoIumbus eie "a ~ -. ,----1
nus o. ne NOBLE and 0hi1 Railruai
. y 'L-is 900 until used-Eiih The p-ivrez. o.
- .L-- - ~ point desired sd at The GErFR.r
- iSAs5 ufFicE, Commercial Hotel and a, the 49,
Zach passenger win be a-IssrI one b-,s-.4 -.--.,,
'aeEegei no article 20 j. carried - s--- - u
20 inci1ent 20 tie person o. fhe pazrenrs- Ts -
@ "a. Oonpang VII bod themselves rssponsib1e ~ -
mount not e1oeeding CO. %
N-sr2ess Ehsn traseiiug alone. must rave a Be--r.
-, - o-hl 70 which hey are % Co. and srecfvinl
- = " .siey .l..si y rair- a. or they ul1 aat b
-l9l no ticset WI ue ss'f them nor win ~ -
eceiFei on the cars unless On ir 8unar g- ,va1. -
~ ol N-'Sn % ne Iicset Azsnt Condu-t5r or 5lfe-
i''n % Fouan for genuine zess o. permit
?. c. AREs
General Superfntsnde1t
rfaTsHa rrH -
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Baltimore Gsssd Ohio


r A | L r o A ID
THIS Roas runs from Wheeling to Baltimore. ts7s
mies) .nd 70 Washinston, 600 miles and presents
the fullest advantages both freight and passenger
line 70 runs through wild snd romantic regions of tbs
Aeghenes and being solidy constructed, completely
equipped and carefully managsd. is of ths
tractive snd safest Rairss in the United States Ths
Central ONO Railroad frua Columbus nd Eanesvilet %
Wheeling, uniies ths road with al portions of the Wes'
and Southwest
fHE ONLY THRousa Tickets PROM NrnPHrs
LOUISVILLE and ST LOUIS 70 the NATIONAL NE
TROPOLIs, sold By this rosd, which direct
Washington without the desy Of passing through Bst-
more. Il Is the only line By which baggage can Be-
checked TO Washington from the Ohio river.
Es-By tze mAIL ROuTE from Memphis. taks the mail
steamers running day for Louisyie osnnsoting there
With mail steamers Ie1crsunTie k2road for Oincin-
hzti where they arrive 70 connect with the
Little Miami RarOad for Columbus, connect ng Their
with Central Ohio Raosd through Newark and lanes
Vile % wheeling By the express train this route
the time fom Gincnnat to Baltimore snd to Washington
E-se sur % asa for tickets By tss Butors and Ohio
Railroad Rauts.
Ts-PAsseaxsrs frOu Memphis solnz East thrsurh 50
Louis can buy through Tickets by ts Baltimore and Ohio
RaroAd Ts route lays through Vnosunes Terra Hauts
Indianapolis ETC., % Wheeling, over the Ohio and
Mississippi and connnecttng ROADS. These connections
al direct and the time r9ni ST Louis 20 Baitmore
or wsshingtou Is bat shout - hours Through fckets
hy this route may BE- had 0f the Agsnt under the Plan
tsSs Houses A. the following rates From 81 Louis %
Baltimore f25i 70 WASHINGTON SIS.
A. wheeling the passenger takss the superior crs a.
thg Baltimore snd Ohlo karoed which leave three times
daily Baltimore washington, Philadephia and New
YORK. Throggh In lS II aours including stoppazes
F0r safety, speed regularity beauty Of he countr and
yancre comfort tbs rad Is second none "a the linton
FRElGhIS- - THIS company Possesses the largest
equipment OF any Railroad the United States aDa s
prepared 70 do an immense business IN transportation
The road makes immediate connection At the vss I'D
IN the streets q Baltimore With the Rsiroad 70 PTsel
phia and Rev York. steamers ef Ercsson and BAIrrs
MORE STEAMSHIP Lines, by Canal and Ses 10 Nv
N0rk and by Aerchants' and Miners Line TO stnu
steamers % Norfolk. Charleston savannah &C ~
particulars freight tariff copies Of which nav b b,s
u the Forarilnz Houses in the West or o. b FsRD
Rsoeiving and Forwarding zeRt at Wheeling.
WM. S. WOODSIDE,
Master o. Transportation Baltiruors-
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders TO stop 81
aRy point, and resume ther seats at pleasure may
purchasad Et the Company's Ofice. No 10 Jefferson
street doors East OF the Commercial Hote Memphis
iune25-iy WM. NORM. Aesnt
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CAIRO AND EEW ORLEANS.
II u II y ~ TlINIIl
NORTH ND EAST.


At Chicas3. olnnsctinE with Michigan Central Cars
leaEtns TIE sane depot for Detroit, Nfagara Pals
70 hester Albany. New TorE lBozt0n and an Eastsru
and Atlantic Citiss- Only tWo changes o. cara frrm
CAIRO % hittara an tnres from Cairo AlbanY and
four non Car0t o HeE YORK Tine f-om Cairo % Eeu
YORK q hlurs. Connects at sanf0vai with Ohia AZ
~ sissppt Railroad from ST Lsuis Tincsunes A.
Pans, with trains % the Terra Haute Alton md 81
Ions htiroad % Indianapolis L0uisVrs and Cincin-
Eau A. D-caturs Eith main line ExDress for Galena
aad Dlnlslth-the iatier cunna-firg with t-ains Z,
sp-1ngheds Napes. hck Issnf Burlington and Quincy
All trains from CAIN o1unest 81 sandovaI with ne
Oaio and Mississippi trains for s. Louis sni Cincin-
natl
ne Illinois Ceutrsl Railroad Company have afdei %
thif h7inE st ck twenty superb ststaro1nn seerlae
ears eaea of which viii elfortab,y berth hfty passen
gsrs.
Through Tickets,
Eaf1sr ~ SsalboGf yia 81 Louis and thence bg Rail
Toad o 70 Caro- ana thscs by Railroad 70 al DOinf5
North
'od for on ya-. ant a1wiaE holders % stop At anv
pou and rrsue beir ss4ts At pleasure and at lnfor-
nation repc ing the route be pro-urel appiioa-
ton 20 the CouparEs > On -, IS JET rso1 street dors
east OF the Commsrcisl Hotei Memphis
WILLIAM NORM AGENT.
For Illinois Cs1trz snd one zni Ms issIppI Railroads.
an IA road ~ e of stelmfrs- marlf-iy
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JAwES MOORE.

A TT0HgEI AT Law. Memphis, Tenn. References
- hessrs. Ward a Jones, Phillips g. white Lamb
T0uaE a Co. kcOlsnshsn, TrUusdAle 4 Dill. Milton \
Pufnam Miles Oven $50 n. Avery, Rsc.. Memphis
Onosi ID stain, ct the of kain and Madison
streets Hext docr 10 the GEy0so Savings Institution.
ocfT-flr
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NOEice.
NEW PIANO STORE.
THE sToDART PIANOS

HAS the pleasure 70 70 his friends and the
pubIic Eensra that he has boen appointed br Messrs
stodArt Morris, Of New rork, Agent for the sale Of
srODART PIANOS
Re is nov opening AZ their store Madison street
few doors from the Union sank large stock which viii
Be- sold Al Nrss York prizes mr5-fNyIy
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Young America.

- WILLIS - EAAAACA AONo
. THE subscriber Nouid re- Ns1fTSr,
- spe- fully inforE bis friends S-S-x-slAS
49, ,and the avfllinz pptlc5 that hts ftksT
--A7-A--aACL GLASS RESTAURANT and HOTEL GARNI,
on Adams str et neariy opposite the Wogshau HO1se Is
now zpen where his ri nts and custfmrrs viii D. fur
ush with ali kinds o. Game and delicseiss Of q ses
zou A. vel A. the ehoicest brands wines ChaIIerc-
ing al competition, he soli its bfral share Of the
pubic patronage. Ispl-lyl JUSEPH rgUFEL
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nR. THOS. TATE.

2
OVERS his serViceE 70 the citizens Of Memphis and
" vicinity one On corner Of Second and Washing
t0n streetE mar2I-IF
IsAAc n sTEELE--E- :. MORGAE-.WM. d STEELE,
Covingto8, TENN Memphis, Tenn Memphis, Tenn
STEELE. MORGAN l. STEELE,
A TTOREKTs AND OOUEsELORs At Law, Mem
~ ptis, Tenn win practice In she Courts q Wet Ten
Once Asin-st IN Walkers Block No 8, 28d
hOor Special attention paid 70 the Collection of Claims
ocfl-y
NEW Law PARTNERSHIP.
TTyM II. POLL, and Smith P. Bankhesd- having
w formd a partnership, WI h-rusfter practice Law
soEether IN the CITY of Memphis. novl-Ig
N. ID. WEIGH.
A fT0REET At Law, Jackson, Tenn. An business
n ntrusted 70 his care prORpuy attended TO-
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DIXON HELM


A Tr0RNKTs AT Law Memphis Tsunessse. Onos
n sauth size % C0urt SqUAre, doors East OF tn
River Hank ianlq-dtf
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S = 0 Y z S

Stores 25 per cent. less than uswol far Cash.
ar Grain at the highest mqrket prices.
Coal and Wood Cooking, Coal and Wood Paror, Dining
Room Six Plate and Cylinder, ever brougtinto Northern
Pennsylvania or Southern New York all of which we
prepared to sell at wholesale retail at low
rates and good TERMS be found this side of
Newly ork, from the fact that all goods bought
If first hands and in full packages and large quantities.
that gives advantage smaller purchasers and
Dry Goods dealers, that will enable to sell from to
Is per cent less than any of them, which advantage
shall offer to any who will favor with call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
A large quantity OF Tin ware Stove Pipe and Elbows
always on hand, wholesale and retail. All kinds of job
Work done to order, on short notice and warranted
Don't mistake the place to buy STOVES and HARD
WARE cheap-one door South of Tracy d Moore's and
Powell's block Main street, in the Wood
Building, ietferfd all OUer
Grain and Country Produce, old Iron, Brass Brtania
and Copper Dried Fruit of all kinds Feathers and Bees
wanted for goods.
10000 Sheep Pelts wanted for which the highest price
in CASH will be paid.
as- No credit given over four months, and all hav-
ing accounts notes due had better call and pay
Immediately if they wish to cost.
Towanda, October l3, 1858.
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TNHE valuable Real Estate, known as "The
Il Luken's Lands situate in Warren twp, Bradford
Co.. Pa. offered for sale to the highest and best
bidder.
This body of lands consist of four tracts containing
FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES Of good farming land,
situate about five miles from the n. Y Erie Railroad.
Persons desrous to purchase will send their offers
writing in the nature of bids per to my agent WM
ELwELL, Esq, at his Office in TOWANDA, by the 18th
dav of NOVEMBER next
Offers will be received for the whole body, or for the
separate parcels agrecaby the present subdivisions
No sale will be made OF less than hundred acres and
the parcels will not he sold separately unless the body
be disposed of in that way,
Terms onethird in hand and the balance in two year.
ly instaments with interest.
SARAH L. KEENE.
Administrative c. T. A. of John Iukens deed.
Philadelphia Sept 10, ISIS.
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Attention Dentists! Teeth y!

TUST received, an assortment of Superior MINERAL
~ TEETH warranted to stand fire, rivetng, mastica-
ton &c. They good limitations of Nature and pre-
sent every variety of FORM sze color and arrangement
from single tooth to entire set with or without ar
tncal gums with desirable large sized and extra long
platna pins For sale by
Towanda, June Is, 1858. DR. H. C, PORTER
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Great Excitement in Clothing
COLLINS d. POWELL

A RE now receiving the Largest Stock of
"a Ready-made Clothing ever offered in this market
which they selling at prices that astonsh every one
our Goods are got up expressly for Trade, and
warranted in every way, stock consisting of every
thing in the line Of Men and Boys Wear, Black Cloth
Coats, Fancy and Plain Business Goats Satnett Coats
Black and Fancy CasSimere Pants, Union do, Sattmett
do Silk and Plush Vests Cotton Plush do Sattinet do
Plush and Satin do
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Great Bargains in Goods
TRACY d. MOORE

A RE now receiving a very large and dpsir-
IA able assortment of Fall and Winter Goods. which
will be sold low anything that he found in this
market consisting of Dry Goods Shrting Stripe Shirng
Ticking DenimS Cotton Bats Cotton Yarn Carpet Warp,
Wickng. Prints Sattinets. Kentucky Jeans Fancy and
Black Cashmere Black and Blue Broad Cloth, Linsey,
Cotton Table Diaper Linen Crash Napkins Table Cloths
Damask Table Spreads, Bleached Muslin, Red and White
Flannel Cotton Flannel, Grain Bags, sc.
DRESS GOoDs.-De LANES. Hamilton & Pacific mills,
No. l, POpns, De Beges. Chenille Scarfs, Knit Hoods,
AerinOs, Casmeres Paramatas, &c.
SHAwLs.-A large assortment of new and choice pat
terms of Stella and Wool Shaws.
HATs AND CAPS-Men and Boys Wool and Fur Hats
and Caps the finest assortment in town.
Doors SuoEs.-Au the different description of
Men, Women and Chidrens Wear, sold cheap far cash.
October II. 1858. TRACY & MOORE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-02
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings !

We receiving the largest Stock of Cloths Cassi-
mereS and Vestngs, offered in this market which we
are ready to make to order sell by the yard Persons
wishing Clothing made up to order, will do well to give
us call before purchasing elsewhere warrant eve
rythng to fit sale We keep but the work
men, and are receiving the latest Fashions every month
Persons wanting anything line will please give us
call as we keep nothing but Men and Boys Wear and
think we buy our Goods cheaper than those that only buy
few.
COUNTRY PRODUCE of all kinds taken in payment
for Goods and on short credit Cutting done as usual and
no charge when the Goods bought of Don't for
get the place, door south of Halls Hardware store
October H. 1858. COLLINS x POWELL
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y WATROUS & Co., DEALERS IN
He HEAVY e. SHELFIIARDITARE, Nos. &

3, Water st. Elmra, n. Y.
We have recently made large additions to extensive
stock and have now on hand complete assortment of ev-
cry description Of Hardware which offer at the lowest
cash prices consisting of Mechanics Tools Building Ma
terals Iron and steel Nails and spk5 Ropes and Cord
age Paints, Oils and Glass, Mill of every size and
shape, either Mulay Gang Circular.
Machine Betting of all widths. both of India Rubber &
leather Glass wholesale. We prepared to supply
Merchants with Glass, Nails. scythes Forks &C. at Man
uracturers prices. Tin sheet iron, and Copper work
hand or made to order
CORTRACTORS TOOLS-Wheebauows, Ames Sho-
yes, Blasting Powder, &c.
Agents for Rich d Wilders Patent Saamander Safes,
Fairbanks Platform Scales and Wech Grifiths Crcu-
lar
Large sizes up to 60 inch always on hand and sold at
Factory Prices PARTICULAR attention paid to orders by
mail
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Susquehanna Collegiate Institute,
TOWANDA, BRADFORD Co, PA.
INSTRUCTORS.

DAVID CRAFT, 4. B.. Principal, Professor of Ancient
Languages and Mental and Moral Science
OLIVER :. DEAN, \. B.. Professor of Mathematics
and Natural Science.
MISS a. ELIZA FI}ITCHER, Preceptress
MISS EMILE A. BUTLER, Assistant
MISS O.LOUISA JENkS, Instructor Piano, and of
Drawing;
Mr.. CANFIELD DAYTON, Steward.
The Fall Term commences Wednesday, AUGUST
%. and will continue IA weeks.
ENPENSES TERM.
PAYABLE invariably in advance half on entering
the school and one half at the middle of the ter-Fuel