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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

COMMISSIONERS TO REVISE THE PENAL Cone.
Under an act passed at this session of the
Legislature, Governor PACKER has appointed
ex-chief Justice ELLIS LEWIS, JoHN c. KNOX,
Attorney General, and CHARLES Il. BUCEALEw
commissioners to revise the penal code Of the
State, and the laws relating to corporations
and their taxation These nominations were
unanimously confirmed by the Senate. They
are certainly mexceptionable. The Governor
could not have selected three men more abun
dainty qualified for the enlightened perform
ance Of the important duties devolving upon
them. Judge LEWIS is profound jurst and
an eminent criminal lawyer Judge KNOX is
only second to him in years and experience.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

WHAT PRosrEcrs.-Pcrhaps the pro,P@
large and splendid crcp Of wheat ia ' ~.
was never better at this season Of ihe !|
than it is at present During a short UP
the country last week, we had an opploT',aD,
of seeing many fields, all of wich looked
usually luxuriant and promising. From w 4,
we heard, also, we incline to the be.e' y !.
the yield will be remarkable heavy y
should no serious disaster occur between y
and harvest. But harvest is a long naf =, ,
yet, and there is no telling what may ASiE
to change the prospect. As to the pToy,,.
price for wheat, it is somewhat too ear!
begin 10 speculate. At all events our i'IDr1' \
friends will have to wait for the speaking i,
of those who are recognized as oracIeS Oh ~
interesting subject -Richmond IthS'
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8raofu0 Reporttr,
L. o. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
TOWANDA: :
1barsoap flornlnp, April go. 1853.

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for its safe delirP7p.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

FoREIGN NEws.-The CunarI s,s,-.
Canafa, with three DAYS later irtsr.
from Europe, arrived at Halifax Frl.r,
ing. Later news from India. Of o E;n.,.
p0rtaEt character, has been rece;rej;Sr..
The grand attack upon Lucknow fo, :,
there has been 50 much preparation l,4
made by Sir CoLIy CAurBEL.. The nj
commander had sueh an oYerwheImo, =. !
the occasion, ard SO thoroughly 0r,s.,
that the Sgpoy rebels, though well aws, !,
they were fighting for life, were p,,e-lr :,
pable Of making any prolonged resst'r~
They fled from their strongh0ds in tn, -,
est disorder, and, being h0tly pursued II ,
British Cavalry, were slaughtered IN o..
numbers AT last dates. the British W..
possession Of the rebeE0us city Of TgE,l
and the recouquest of Dude may be cons
as an accomplished fact The British p
lament was not in session when the C-.
sailed, and political new from England +,
important. We learn that the GraBi !
had found a true bill for conspiracy tOr~
against ALLsoP, BARNARD and Others a,r.
of being implicated in the attempt Of lf.a
Of January. Important intelligence Ia.
Us from France 1t is reliably reported
the Emperor is making warllke prean
on all extensive scale. A Commissio-
been appointed to examine and report o
the best system for placing the conas
ports oftnc Empire in state of defence
levy Of French Seamen is said to be gas
in the most complete and strIctest manag
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

psS~ The terms Of the sale of Mount Vernon
TO the Ladies Association are publicly announ-
ced. The price to be paid is 5000 900; the
estate including the mansion, tomb and two
hundred acres Of land. Eighteen thousand
dollars are to be paid down and the remainder
in four annual instalIments. Mr. WASHINGTON
promises to remit interest on the deferred pay.
ments in case the whole amount is paid on or
before the 22d OF February, 1859.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

torney and county treasurer and H..
endorsed thereon '"'' aP,
SEC. Is. That no person who koo.
store or ware room any hogsbeads ,S %
or liquor pipes, or who keeps y ,,,od r'1d
ShaIisreceve license to yend into[ioo.esf! fi,U,ef!
by less measure than one quart a,.l6 a,s
bles are hereby required to mako ~. ru1 cg
persons engaged in the sale Of spiri,n ,v'u'' q
malt or brewed liquors in their rayrS,. rSu, U
trict, who shall have in their pIacesp psST': .,,
any of the articles aforsaid narin. y, =. Ios
the location of their respective nlo1ss' ls 'ueo
ness and if any such person sboH 1 y !.
license to yend such liquors by lo.' aa''
than one quart. '' lsi@
SEC. % That the fourteenth ,n.
twenty-seyenth and thirty secona ..l.! "a
an act to regulate the sale Of intov;.eG r,..9G
quors, approved May thirt first 4nns, I,,a,''
one thousand eight hundred and fr cD' D1g
gether with any acts or parts Of ac,, ,
ting herewith, or supplied hereby 50 t2s
the same conflict or are supplied Ar. ,. u
repealed Prorided, That no lieer,o .e ! a''a
fore granted shall be in any way in,.r. Gs2
by the passage Of this act ; and all ,a n.s.
Of said act not hereby altered sunnIiEs5 iE,D.4'
pealed, shall apply as fully to license, I,r
under this act as under the act a,ore..,s .s',' 7
the penalty imposed under the twen,r
section Of said act, shall in no case sv:... Z
dollars, which shall be paid to tie ~, ~,
Of the school district where such CON- I'.
! had, by the magistrate collecting tbe ,.. ~.
SEc. %. That Licenses NAV be Gran -
this act at the first term Of the prone, !.
after its passage, or at asy special or s5i,,, y
court held within three months here.i,,,,
in such cases the court may dispense vi,
publication heretofore required
The sections omitted and not refe,ra5 ..
unimportant, or do not apply to this hi
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

barA gang of Germans, who have been con-
cerned in various robberies and murders in the
West, were broken up last week and part of
them conveyed to Chicago for trial. One of
the prisoners jumped overheard and was
drowned
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

ps~ Gov. Packers exercise of the veto
power has the appreciation of the people of the
Commonwealth He has during the past SeS-
sion Of the Legislature vetoed many laws of
doubtful Constitutionality, or more doubtful
propriety. In this he deserves the thanks Of
the people. We have every confidence in be-
lieving, from the readiness he has manifested
in using his constitutional prerosativc, that
had the bill to abolish this Judicial district been
passed, he would have been equally ready to
haze met it with a prompt veto. lie could
not have done otherwise without sacrificing by
one act. the reputation he has achieved, for "a
feareSsly forbidding unconstitutional and i'm
proper legislation
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

RsZ~The last "Nontrose Democrat'' comes to
us with the following paragraph headed with
staring capitals, and to make sure of our 10
tce, marked with black lines -
THE RELIEF BuL.-Ve learned last night that the hl
for the abolition of the 18th Judicial district had passed
the Senate second reading This removes all doubt
the question of being freed from the reign Of po
cal Judge. Woodward will be Judge after December
next until the next regular election. Particulars next
week.
VIII the editor be kind enough to furnish
the promised partculars''?
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

BsS~A mob in Peoria, ILL.,, has made descent
upon t he houses Of of ilI-fame in that city. ex-
PEELED the inmates, set the costly furniture in
street, burned it to ashes, and sacked the
houses. Some ten or eleven houses were
visited in turn, and property to the value Of
$1,000 was destroyed. Most of the expelled
parties have fled to Chicago.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

GeIg~ The forces now concentrated at Fort Lea
venworth, for the reinforcement of the Utah
Expedition, number a total of T6 companies,
of all arms, comprising 5000 men. General
SMITH is expected toarrive in St Louis tomor-
row, and will proceed Immediately to Fort
L3avenworth,t TO assume the chief command
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

Ray~ The Conspirators who visited Harris
burg from this County to push through the Leg
islatue the plan to abolish this District, have
returned with very unamiabe feelings towards
Gov PACKER and those Democrats who would
not lend themselves to their scheme of personal
revenge and malice Their curses are both
loud and deep. They would break things"
if they had the power, but as they are a con
temptible minority in strong Republican
County their menaces we apprehend arc not
alarming to the fierce democracy below.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

seS~ The Legislature adjourned on Thurs
day last. In the Senate, JoHN CREsswrLI, jr-
vas elected Speaker.
The bin abolfshing the Canal Board was
defeated ia the Seuatc
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

The Legislature of this State has "0"'
the uSury laws of the Commonwealth 81 " !" !.
enable the lender to recover at leas' ~ IN
cent. interest aud the principal o! tOc s,e
and to withhold relief from the borrow :" +
cess've interest taken in advance, UNIV
plea is ii'ed within six months .! the u"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

We have got up for the benefit of our read
ers the following abstract of the new Liquor
Law, which has just been passed by tie Legs
latnre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-14

MUKE NEW GUODs.-ThOS. r.
INk pRICE& CO., by receipts within the past lew
days have replenishea their stock in many ds-cfip
tons OF Fancy uoods, suit TO the present ana ap
proaching season. Among them
Travelling Poplins, busters, Debages, &C
Linen aud Cambria Sets
Thread Lace Collars
French wol ked do
Blaxk Bombazines; Chalties
Cvid Lawns at sc and higher
Black Lace Mitts, long and short
Hoop Skirts in variety as4S
Nansooks; Jaconets
Linen Cambria and Hemstitched HdkB
Hosiery of every grade, &c, &C .
In Silks silk Robes, Berage Robes, Organizes.
and Fancy Lawn. they have . full and ATTRACTIVE
supply which they closing out &C unusually low
,,ricss. THOS X. PRICE co.
CEILING OFF WITHOUT REGARD
- TO CoSr-BUsINESS MUST BE Gloss Cd, NO
MATTER HOW MUCH Is L0sT.-As prefer sell,
ing out on the couIter TO closing oy sacnon ssisi
astonish the closest buyer. Aliin want OF any thIs
in the DRY GOODS line, will find that nay selling on
is NO HU ABUG.. am already engags d IN diiis.
rent business and bound to be at my post in short
time. Gail and get supplied, at 81 .
No. IS Main street, doors above
VSn-Lew, Taylor Co g.
NJ n.-ctora opJ Tlve IJiuy f,r 33-Im4
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~ Merchants will find it greatly to their al
vantage to give US call before making their pur
stock of rst quality Goods FOR CASH. that enables
us to offer goods less than Manufacturers prices
Orders received by letter promptly shipped. and
chased. mn Z3-om
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-14

y" osH AsH = j. q, WIN1fou
por ala By Mr., A B DAVIS, Fisher = Winston,
nhis g s Johnston. fie0s. Bodsks5t s. ssd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-14

- FOR SALE IL wish " self pri
vateiy, small TRACT OF LAND, lying In
tue coantg Of Powhstan. and containing about thir
q acres Il y atyAted about one mile from James
river and lies Joining the lands OF James NJ. Sub
LEI. Mss McOss and others The improvements
ase good Dwelling House. with five rooms anda
passARe: Kitchen; Ma house: Barn, aud Other
kouSss Common TO plantation. The quality of the
land Il excellent Nearly the whole Of the opeT
land has been cleared within the last ten twelve
years, and bs judcious application Of clover and
piassse and other manures daring that time. il nov
In . very productive state. Z
70 sny 0ne Wishing 70 farm It in q small way, OF
u any ueossssiOnAl gentleman wanting . pleasant
and agreeable home, in q moral and Intelligent
nsishborhood the opportunity Is presented Of graft
Tying himself. Address
IL u Z y. y RIO. WREN. sublett's Tavern.
IL pa-dlav6ve esf5 PoWhatan
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NOTICE.-AIl persons indebted to thu

NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
Y estate of the late Vim ]. Smith, deceased will
please make payment to the subscriber, and those
them for settlement It is DESTROYS 70 close up the
estate 90 soon as possible Early attention to the
~ y s-ssd wM HOLT RICHARDSON. Aa'mr.
TT NAY NOT BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
in Photography ever executed in this city may be
obtained az the new Photograph An Fine Art Gal
cry, cfd. W MINIS. 1877 Main street. nearly oppo.
Photographs, cabinet OF life sixe In oil colors.
Photographs in water coloFs, or tinted
fnGs sraansln nd 'naia INK Or antonshed
OF known in the art may at all times be OBJ
tanned beautifully execated aud highly finished, by
tilul assort aens OF French Gases Lockets pin. a.
&c, In which to have them placed.
Remember ls7 Main street. MTNNIs' Gallery.
THE RICHMOND SODA WATER And
ROTTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FTJy,I,
Ss III PNSshf sf 5S SE Il AZ
KIND in yIRGINIA-The genuine articIe AZ AZ ~ )
ted Soda Water is put up BY H. Mc0ORMx CK~
ssr Ale Champagns Cider and Brown ssnn fef
Tnelnbscriber has added 70 the above tho nottlins
Lneer boe, OF superior quality n pint ana M
81 t. '0' Npi ssSs.acx. = s-s.a J.
CREAM ALI. -y6 half and whole nhls
aus N's' . 'A's y WIN WALLACE SONS.
MOLASSES -16O hhds. prime Cuba
AvA Mucovado Molasses. for sale bv :
IL is-In LkWIs n. WEBn 90. {
DEW FOR 6ALE-No. 81 II the first
= Rrsseytsriaa (Dr Moorssl Church. Inqgirs 81
eW61O0 . THAW,
- eo<ts "a rs .nrnad strAAt. I,
DUMP SOLE PATENT LEATHER
: aArf.sM-y.se ssssiyss : ysgy szpsftsE lot q
ukloh " % 6stilng Is ssey Inv pltcs =
..'sg.1 ALEX HIM. . %.
% = - "a nafa -
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THE aBEDFORD ALUM AND 10

DIVE WATER has been 1890 ysar ~ X alIse
r.is And to contain mere IODINE than any mineral
water known. &c.. .t; ...,
rrrp hv carefrl and scientific process OF evap-
ration by which all the healing properties OF the
which readily dissolves in common water. and Is
i'm mediately ready for use.
80 nh; idnsis which can be seen ~ sending aud
procurins one o our from any osons agts
y ~ se and Nas- in all Scrofuous and Cutane-
ans diseases. Dyspepsia, Liver Complains. CHRONIC
G rrhosa. ProIapsns Qteri and all re kindred AZ
ter. Gravel Chronic inflammation and Irratons Of the
Kidneys, Piles, &C..
ed in boxaa. containing one dozen bottles each for
sale either by the box or single bottle, and also
supply of the Mass in small boxes, which can be
nc BIZ mail anywhere Kept for sale by J. g.
JOMPeON CO. Lynchburg. Va; 0EslRGE b
ton. n O., and LAIDLEYl ROBINSON. Chemists sis
~. ktchmond. va Je 23-2m
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sa Just RECElVEU PER SiEAMEh-
hns = atalt prices
Mans Brown. White and Grey Half Hose. all
- grades -+ -<~
- White Silk Clox Half Hose
Shk and .hair elastic Belts, black and fancy
Patent leather Beits, In great variety -
lvvry and Horn Fine and iDressuz Combs
Bass, steel aud seed Hoops Hoop Skirts, &c /
All tresh. fssraDie and cheap. to which We invite
the attention Of the trace. ! ~ t4es
! ~ THOMAS, HU3HE3 4CALnWELL.
: ~ - Hss ,eEsstf $3.50 No Pearl street !
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10 half
10 quarter
Z" 10 eighth

In 0RDsaINa TICKETS On C1RfiyIoA1Es
Enclose the money TO our address Tor the Tickets
ordered, receipt OF which they win be forwarded
By hrst mail. Purchasarsc have Tickcts ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes win be cent
to purchasers immediately after thedrnwing
~ Purchasers will please write their Sieuatur>u
plain. and give their Post Once. County and State
able in full without deduction. :
- All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediate
of thirty days. = p
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tiekets or Certificates 10
3. SWAN / CO.. Augusta, Ca,
- Persons residing near. MontgomerY, Ala, or
Atlanta, Georgia. can have their orders hiled and
save time, by addrea2as .. SWAN CO.. & either
~ list Of the Numbers that are drawn nom the
Wheel With the amount q the prize that each one =
the following papers: Tho Augusta 0sAl Oonsti.
ntionaliss, New Orleans Delta. Mobile Rs&istsr.
Inteliigencer. New York Weekly DaY Book, oasan-
nAh Georgian, Richmoud DispatOh New York
ni.patch, PAuIding lMin Olsrion. And LtttIe Rock
Arkl True Democratl ~ -
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GAM REWARD. -JEFFRIES AN
QQOAy0 TIniMl APEOIFIC MIXTuRE for tn,

QpOOO TIDUYo, 6PkCIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure q 0onorrhpa. elect. Structures, and similar
disorders. II makes speedy cure without the leas;
restriction Of Diet drink, exposure change In ap
p1icAtion to business. The proprietor challenges
single case OF reoept donorrh1a which the mixture
the issass cannot be contracted If dose Of the Mix
ture y taken wnen exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that il will radi
desirable result IL obtained in from two to ten days
and - It neither creates nausea nor oends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation In diet
Interruption to usual pursuits SQUAD sleep heal
shy digestion. the nuisance 10 thus removed as
epsedily - q consistent with the production OF q
thorou0h and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and no injurious effect, either
constitutionally or locally. can be caused BY it,
uee - n s.sstsgt- ss-... :. !.
Price 81 per bottle. 6ele agent for New Yoik, c
Ming, No -, Broadway, corner Of John street.
/. TRcALLEJDEH, corner of I'd and Walnut SITS,
6oldby - FISHER WINSTON,
Il 2I-dly Richmond Va.
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oYrrcK R., F.AP R.RCol
Richmond. July, 1885. iY3
40 ON AND AFTER the

- lsf JUNE, the following articles
will be carried between Petersburg and any Depot
Junction at the same charges as if carried between
Richmond and the same Depot; and between sny
Depot on the SOuthside Railroad above the Jurctien
and Rchmopd at same rates AZ If carried to Peters
burg-viz: Tobacco In hoxsheads or boxes; Wheat
VI ur. Torn, Oats, Live Stock. In cars, and Dry
Goods anu Or ceries. All articles intended to be
sent through Richmond, to or from any Depot on
the South Side Railroad, above the Jun ton, will
be charged the same as II carried ihr ugh City
Point and Petersburg. my23
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS

ORICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS
l -Ruptures cured .Ruptures radically cured
The price of Dr. Shermans great radical cure ruptur
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only 81 rlacns
ia the power of all to obtain OF these invaluable
seniently be sent by mail or express to any porto,
IF the State. Gi-s ~
send a measure of your hips or pelyis-sayine
ghether you desire weak or strong spring, dis
sinctly writing your name and place of residence
rhe pad of this Truss works on the bali and socket
system, giving it great latitude Of motion, 80 as tc
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
e there at your pleasure by small lever attached
1t is worn with perfect comfort. The Truss is neat
instrument, being perfectly simple and not at all liza
BILE to get out of order be broken. 1t has cured
great number ofpersons in this city and throughout
the State and We will most cheerflly refer to gen
tlemen who are well known for their veracity and
responsibility who have themselves been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and tina ttoo In
oflong standing and Of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce it the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance. *.
Persons not knowing as can send their money to
any merchant friend in the city, or will give
any reference as to responsibility and promptness
The Truss or any information CONCERNING i can be
had of q. g. JACKSON, E
No. IL Main street, Richmond.
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured should by all means obtain One for they viii
not only cure but are 30 durable that they are the
cheapest in the end.
All kinds Of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms. de l3--1y
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BEDFORD ALUM AND I0DIN 3

II SPR1NGS.-These springs are located on the
line dividing the Counties Of Cambpell and Bedford
within q short dis ance and in full view Of the
N untains. The Peaks of Otter" crowniDg the
beautiful Blue Ridge, can be reached in few hours
from this poiut. The air Is pure and il vgorsting,
and the visitor from the lowland of Virginia. and
the more Southern States, wonld rest ~ securely
here a. he would In the midst Of the moulfains.-
Situated directly on the Lynchburg ana salsm
Turnpike; II miles from the former place, and iou!
miles from the Forest Depot az which place vehi-
Gle will be run TO convey visitors TO ana from the
springs fA1' u p Sn ECHHoLs SONS. Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-14

~ FOR RENr--And Possession given
wel fnshed brick tsnements, on 25th street, door
North of Leigh street. Church Hill, containing si>
rooms it'll Hight and airy Easements. closets, par
tries, he garden attached, and we'll of water OF
the premises. Rent, per annum, $leo. apply to
JAS NJ CARTER,
iv its Opposite Exchange Hotpl.
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NfOTICE.-I have taken the store fol

NOTICE.--I have taken the store for
~ many pears occupied by thslsts Wm = smith,
doors above WIN. Holt Kichardsou. Having. bonRht
BIZ entire stock and fixtures. am PREPARED. And Vii
Be pleased 70 farnish hi and ny custo@on rnd
friends with a.iy orders they may be pleased TO
leave me- assuring thsm they WIN receive ny prompt
and specla and EcSpsSfaa.sy so!'sis eaa
a an Sim Agent br WN ALLEN
+ have sspainisd wM 1LIES mr. sssnt and 81.
siness. sss 49, WIN T ALLEN
II me. CEnkNT. PLASTER, PLAS.
ATkRInaHAIR. eAved Lathes, Hay, Hailed Osts
paied 1o6der Ho. Helihx Heffines 81 sxis n
COke LEArHKR.- $50 sidse 80 va
j. - ,ss-'s'a s''' l msh r. VIII j.. !
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L AIDES ARCH TOT
wArcHHs, CLOCKS, &c.

r 8. A. MYERS, Of the lae f.m
"a of MYERS h JAHNKE, would respectful.
HI " in. orm his 1 lends and the public gene
rally that he is still carrying on the latch
MasipQ and Jewelry business, at the Old stand cor
ner of Main ID Pearl streets where he Is prepared
to do ali kinds Of PINE WATCH WORK.
He has in his empty one who has already estab-
Iished q reputation in this city as being of the
best Watch "a akers in the State.
Jewery rep .ired in the neatest and best STYLE by
experienced Jewellers.
All work executed at this establishment will be
warranted. 3 A MYERS.
Ru7-f Corner of Main and Pearl sta.
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RUNAwAYs.

~ TEN DOLLARS REWARD
IA Absconded from our Mills In Manchester, q
n Negro Man, named ANDERSON, hired from
. DR., joseph NJ. Walden. of North Carolioa.-
Anaerson is about five ieet nine inches high. black
In answering when spoken to- We will pay the
above reward for said slave delivered at our Mill
au 12-lw DUNLOP, M0NCURE co
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