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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-10
'I'I., II NJ IS

, v,pCISIAS il published daily at &6 and Tr N@ke AZ
, ,nnum in advance, md Weekly at ~, msnrhnH III a
% | ,h.rwj.c a. will be charged in all cases paper
@ ~ scon, nu.d except al the option of the ffol'"" "
W ~ ,,,,arapts shall have been raid -. $,
III M for ~ cents square ni
a ~ -, less COR the first nseron and 3'g ecn- Tor ear
~ w.. unless ordered inneriorm weekly anu ihth ."
wi be charged for each Insertion lftht nni
cents per ;ns i've not marked the Mss will he puhlse
her @ o i., n. ru and charged accordingly
''i' THE YEARLY RATES ARE: A..
= -"
For two squares "N' 2s
F'r t~ squares weekly "a, ha ane, .l 10 sp,.
ssy- Advertisements 'n'e''ed ''' ''" i"''''
e' Annua advertisers viii be nr ,, ,r,n,iar, ,,, %
sn[s or "a, new appear in the dali! And '"eek
!pa.rs notices hich exceed eight lines are charged
.,h,y for the excess
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MISCELLANEOUS

~ Il. SE,ABIlR RN. 81,
No. 9l Main Src,t LyactbHrg. HN
New, Beautiful & Useful.' -
II with pleasure announce 10 the trading community
Tynchburg that hnsc prompt and ,nrp,>ng contractors,
VIM ture AN Nin. Burnhan, have c"inrleteu nni
spacous having made yer, nice job. And |
pleased my friends, that, with hight room. and
almost cntir i,w and IA very large stock ut
Boots, Shoes, Gaiteis, Hats, Caps. Carpet Bags,
Fuiiscs Ia,Lreitas, and other Go,d, n ,gy 1nJ,
am prepared aud anxious TO suppl, all who wish with such
goods reasonable terms heartily thanks
Tor lbt raj patronage IN town and country.
l.. SEABrEY
N. B-Wholesalc bills will be made very prices
t,rt dis
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ESTA LISHED 1898.

Il HIM, I5NT.T)W Y &c VIII MS,
RE receiving drcct from ihclr mandatory, tho
- largest and desirable stock of FALL AND WINTER
LbIHlNt they have exhibited aud to which additions
Will he mn'c b., arrival throughout the Their
Hjf H0Dr /. devoted la the where
10 show at nl times, tull and
The uos fashionable goodgoten In style cluni the
Merchant Taiurs work nn sold
PRICES Their s.cOd ant third Foors devoted
cxrlusiyc, 10 the WHOLESALE TRADE and will be found
contain extensive desirable fashionable
and WELL MADE Clothing manufactured with great palms, and
with direct reference Ia the wants of the Virginia
North Carolina and Tennessee. Devoting whole
time to the manufacture and sale Of Clothing nonc with longer
experience extensive operations
sanages, and do offer greatest Inducements
KEEN, BALDWIN h WILLIAMS.
aug Isis No. l01 Main Street Richmond, Va
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

w N : IFIIJ NM w
81 THE subscriber has Just received iir hrgcsi and
IN best stock W.\it HES NJ, JEWfIEI that he has
NJ l. pleasure Offering public; AIMING
4Ho which be Iaud Gold and silver Watchrs; Chains
Fob ant Atl lHug>, lrcH-hn- Bracelets, Finger Enr-
Neck hams and lt, lr4 lot ri SPA AZ l.l,e,
Sized. SIt, and told. Ntuch tiIr Ia ~ ~
l hl lrr,d - the lublicall of which Ia
Ills hnd the public generally,
sIrlug them HAT The prices Nil sut.
JAMES nlNNibblE.
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NATOOL CARDING.-Dur Cards In perfect order
w having been newly nicd thoroughly repaired
prepared 10 do tADlNt in the very best manner
shortest notice. We the services
JosEs of Nelson County, tarr Of great experience who
highly recommended as very Superior Carder You
that want GOOD ROLLS send In your Wool early, and will
encnvor To card NIL as in without any delay We
determined Ia pains to please those who
lie We will receive Wool and deliver Rolls
We will keep constantly hand Wool Rolls Ex
change for Wool.
The Highest Cash Price paid for Wool delivered
o mill. Imay l4-dts.l NOWIIE II NTERELJ
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Lynchburg GuanO Depot.
LNARMEIS and the public GENERALLY hereby notified that
the Lynchburg Guano Depot, kept by VIM A. Milet on
Basn fully supplied with the following FERIILIzsRs
No. Peruvian Guano;
Reess's Manlp lated Gunno;
Sonbrcro Guano, Lynehburg ground;
Mexican Guano;
Kettlewe's Potash and Plaster.
have every pccaution furnish reliable articles
Peruvian Guano from the Agents of
which certainly am sole acnt In Lynchburg
for Reeses Manipulated Guano and win nsre to be exact
what II rcp sented be- via one-ha and one
half Somrcro believe this 10 be good Peruvian pound
pound crop that It may he used The sobrero
buy In the lump and have ground on a. good
1t can be bought any where In the United States Ny
plan Is 10 sell for small profit and streybr cash hone tho
patronage be extended that liberal
y bestowed heretofore. VIM. A. MILLER
sept l3 dts-Rep copy ON Basin
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Lynchburg Ambrotype and Pho ographic
y "A OK EA - Il Il OF
d. H. BLISS

No. l32 Main ST. Lynchburg, Va.
II FiIS constantly hand good assortment OF articles
IN pertaining Ih, u4rapie hr, "hlrh he parcel
10 furnish the trade ttuf most Hs,uail' t,n-.
having had prlcucd experience IA the nrt "f picture
making cral Years, '- confident that lc Is snh T." CIV
Satisfaction rIsl"rtrs ia th scfctn oi Articles
used in the business
orders e,natr! prompt! AMI faithful. attended 10,
Mt gl-,-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FRA = KILN tE Co,
MuoiLSA1E AM HirAlL
GR0CERS & COMPASSION MERCHANTS,
N0. u Var Hr'd hfrt doo, 10 kiJstty UdretoHst,
|. \ \ I IL Is l ltG, VA,

|. y IL Is l ltG, VA,
HAVE IN HAND AND For sAlE--
i - bags bio, Lagura and Java oiire;
100 hbts Brown ENlrd e. Crushed aud pu, cri1cl
l0,ooo HIS L,aks,illo und tniou Cotton Yarns:
2pu kcgs odd Domuiou Nals;
800 SACHS ilNerpan aud ir=lnia salt:
~ boxes Aiiniaitin, and lallow Candies:
25u sides good SOLE lHaIipr
,hu Blanket>;
10 tons iron, ammcr'd, Rolled Band Horse shoe, Round
oval aud Hoop;
l. eases h,aNl BOOTS md Brogane. Shoes:
NJ" Orleans Nr- utli Muil~>, larun Sides
LOAF Matkrt IN barrels an ktts, and BLACK Teas
Brown aud Ioiei Eer, soda, spices Gngcr, Pepper,
salt Pc.tc Alum, Extract LnsWooi indigo Maddcr, Slch
lh''W Glass, Putty, Wagon BoN,s Spades S'nNtl- Trace
thails triad Stones, rud Nl"ne Fixtures lorsr SHOES Na
kut Ahtc Lead, Ln", iuncr~ oi, rr,r lratltr, East,
Shear anI istc"d St,o, AN,s, Coil Hope, Blarkug ppWrt
shot Lead Painted Buckcts, B"Nt-, Nrst- tabs
Wrapping and Wiring Paper, >boc lhroa Iwhe, pcnuns
Stuuewat. Staple br ,uni>. such hlnwu h,Ac,cl aud
Fmnncls, he'd HiuHh,,s. ,au, Mpa,ra., with large
aud so, l assortment al nr Liquors. St
~ Particular attention pad Tobacco Nla
tm, 'GT aud all Other Eds ii Iaor, .,l prompt r,n
lsal't naae Ihr oct =.
Seed Store.
l.. RI, SlR ea,, =, lh. u,l. hi starc opposite the
n b4uk &, NH,tnia AZ #'i,ufs, tir i'lnW .ltu,
q" ttItl -. u, "ai Hit Warranted n II and IHtv:
led, 4uN,r. Ec-,ur.
lmuitN, 1u,crnr,
treuAtl, ftnl,a ~ keutuvkA Blue
Herds, tluIt( tircuu NWarl.
lN,r.ft Hungarian,
irb -latts Rlath uas
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SIIvEETnOEN u Cliff.
A Card.-RomOYal.

II OfLlU. lOIIIION cII.
WITH vie" oi having larger hous' aud one in more
w central POSITION the undersigned VIII siH"'K his stck al
arlw Cutlery. 'Iuts. Nr Ia the Sl'ii H'i - No III.
MAIN STREET. formerly knows as l"He ~ direct! ni-
poc the Farmers and Virginia Bank, which is being
fitted elegant expressly for th" purpose, and
will be occupied the ISL, of O1runE lst. A, made
large additions stock inc of ih last month,
M Fall Trade, hope la such Induce ts nud arac
lions. will command the attention and custom uf the public
Those visiting and rs,ng In The city cordially invited Ia
examine STOCK in the of English ihbr ad Pocket ut
ic, Guns, Eic, and PISTOLS House ping G"" silver and
Plated Ware. Lnehs kind Wood aud WinN Ware,
fr.n, Glnss oi Carpets od Nni"s Minlo" 'ornicc Bands
and Pins. tarpcu, r. and other Mechanics nols. Imling
Mat, RAILS AX,s and springs. Carriage t"ta aud lAcr FEET
S. Hubs and Spokcs eai,r Bun- tum Boiling ana Pack
alf skins and utl;r Leather Shue Findings. Eugls liri
die Bits Stirrs AMI Filings Circular aud o"r Chains,
Warranted Files Farming Utensils &c. lsid" many de-
crlpun of attccs not general, found In arwarc establish
mrnts. :. NJ. SIMPSON.
Successor To Smi> ~ Bro,
oct lO-ds INGch!urg Va.
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FALL & WINTER GOODS.
JOHN II. DAVIS & Co,
lO2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
SPLENDID ASSIGNMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
WE take pleasure in announcing Ia friends and H., pub
w lie generally that w have II wd
,,'rctci stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DIZZY GOODS
la which acNcrl respectfully m,it, tll,ir atttnliun
llan Black and Figured silks
l:ici d" Gro DE l. ta>>t,
Epson for Mnurniny.
" Two Fiounc'a sIlk Robes,
1A'ra liri Two ftounccd toiur,d Slk lohcs
Pans Printed NausiD i.ohes,
Eirh i'nris tlin'z Printed Mou,'ins.
lorlin. Nncnm>. Plain and IA, adore,
ihin and Prined fr,eh M,fin's,
l:iack French Mt,tu"-,
:" Muislins H.inhaLinc and A,rcas
VIII Large sturk al Euibt bi,-rirr
tan,lrc Muslin and Nacucnc sctls,
tan,lrir aud MH..,a oilars
Naloncinr and Lace tolar-,
Ii.iiIikt rciici-. A..
With large stock of tcntcn.,s'> N.rs:
,lniilS, taSim,r and NcsihgS,
and GI Full Cloth,
eh,cls Grey Saitlucis. Linsc,s BE.
BIcnch and Bro >htt'ting, -, 1914 and - !,
Bleach and Bro. siccting. IS and ~,
cotton psnaburgs, - andIt
Bed Blankets, white and coorrd servants Blankets,
with II lnr4,. stock of House Furnishing Gnuls:
Winlo" Shades, torntrs, Table and fiIrl tpNrrs,
,nrp,ting, Rugs. Mats. Floor oil ,h,,h
trumb Cloths. nrn.g"ts. &c. Ac.
Call and yourselves bc,rc rurrhH>u. else here
nj oct s dIci. JpHN /. hANl> y COS.
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who ufficatcd in similar capacity Mt thejnncton
of tho Euphrates aud Tigris, some six thousand
wears ago.
Tom being no Ovdco aud Mrs Tom decidedly
no Miss BARTLETT. the attendance was small, con-
fined to tho few Lords Of the Manor and their
Danes Not having to furnish homestead nor
purchase costly bridal outfit, nor buy even
singled hoopskirt the happy couple wero able to
commence housekeeping Immediately, ana re-
ceivcd the congratulations Of their friends. An
outrageous oak formed Mt once their parlor bed
chamber. kitchen and aider. where they could
live in the samo style Of elegant simplicity which
was in vogue "when Adam dclved and Eve spun.
and which some wise philosophers long to SEQ
again adopted
But all that's bright must fndc, ma wo need no
poet come from Parnnssus to tell US; and Toms
connubial bliss shared tho common fntc. Whcth-
er the lady hc had chosen from nll the world be-
sides proved false and fiivklc. or her lord him
self-liko all his sex. "inconstant rtill and prone
to change '-wearod If her nnadorned charms,
perhaps will never he known. Suffice 1t that
''loye's Young dream" lasted but few weeks for
T,m nnd he yea-ncd nguin for tho flesh pots OF
Frccman's Crossing. Acorns and grnsshoppcrs
nrc not the food Of love. whnteycr music may bc /;
for Toms ancton died aud his flesh grew thin on
such "prnvcndcr :" while his garments owing to
antiquity and his wfe.s shameful ignorance of
sewing or inability To keep a Grover Baker be-
ron,c ragged and W, fully scant of the require
mrnts # civilized prejudice
His physical health suffered, likewise and his
eyes, thnt once "lookcd love 10 eyes that looked
again, were afflicted with a grieyious soreness.
In this sorry rirht--n warning TO nll who 'loyo
not wisely but too wrli'--hc was at last found hy
his protectors and Induced. in spite of his pride,
TO return TO their home. There he lives now n
In,tcr wiser youth, divorced without legal process
and nowisc inclined sigh for "a tent in the wild
wood, II home in tho grove" In Inet, the least
alluson to Li-idrcnm of love oilends aud nnn"ys
him, San Francisco Urdtd
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TSEoWN', bEuEtnlN t't Gle. hr ih' 4 rg"u-
ciii>. ilrHt>, ODDS. &c. hu. Alci~ h=tr 'a
raj, Mrs baisnu WI-im, iial-.n liJ rL.rrs
linaf, Pdh''ic Hatrrs jHjGhc i"st, Gum lonng.
Nc.. f"r -at, lA IoiiN II. >tAh.
,it,i
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SOmbrerO Guano.

SOmOrerO GuanO.
- - tons OF Phosphate Guano Sonibrero Island
Lc West Indies the richest Opposite Phosphate of Lime
known the world containing between 20 md Sd
lone Phosphate Of Lime and to which invite the attention
u friends and the public generally who deal in fertilizers
We for the sale Of this Guano and
will sell atNorern prices dednctng tl expenses to this
pnce
Pamphlets contar it's analysis, &c, furnished appca.
ton or by mni.
MoCORKI4E Il co, Sole Agents,
april d&cts. Main Strsct Lsnchbnrg, Va
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[ lOilling and t.e ntlCmcnA' furnishing Trade,

re >lLENplD wATClIES.-Wc ha>. On hand,
~ artn,, sale and large rt tne Gul
81 4 Hunting Lever Watches that ;.Y, had tic
&4 ~ pcnsIre offer o the public IA Warranted t" be
keepers.
nov l0-lls SIINEETHOEN u Gift.
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YOU NIGER a. OTEI,
IA PEARL. SII,t,Et,

BETWEEN rAGY Rh'tMu>u. VIRGINIA
HANE ON lAND AND OFFER For N.i.-
lUoa bags lie. iagu!r and Java ohot:
y bags Mocha Il"
.sO sides good anil damaged sole Leather
$40 buXus Alaniaunc andl,s
100 boN,s Brown soap;
10 boxes Fancy do
lun Kegs Old Dominion Nails;
burrcls y. a. Molas>rs;
IL hogsncais u',n Molassr-:
y. -.
100 barrels extra sugar;
100 ,o low grades Sugar
- do granualrd Sugar
~ do ground Sugar;
- pat"I cut lrl sugar;
30 barrels crushed sugar;
~ Kegs Soda
loo boxes French Window Glass;
l0n Kits No | M,"ktr,;
~ barrels M lIcIrngs:
iW bushels Glove Timothy and other Grass Seeds.
Hcs.lcs full Gl.tN Ekll~, n
well selected stock 10 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IlQ
t'UES. We for of the best brands
MOUNTAIN RYE WllloKEY, all of which viii sell low.
march Il dts.
Removal! New Stand! New Goods
EANlNG sold entire stock "f Goods odd stand,
4 have located below the N"rell House, opposite Halls
Livery Stable wh,r, wll continue the
EfSe~s Thankful friends and ,slou!,rs
liberal patronage extended suicIl
al the saIe assuring them viii "'r Inducements for
cash will keep constantly hand selection of GRO
CERES AND SrAri.E DRY GOODS also Torn Meal plas-
anl Mii ofal }. I. siILALER.
march II dts
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MESSRS. WELSH BROTHERS & CO..

UT N " Il a, y
AvE appointed their Agents Virginia for the sale Of
their lNES-and shall be pleased receive orders
from the trade for their Wines be imported direct Virgin
lathe price the same In Virginia In New York.
Their old stock of Madeira ranges from vintage Of 1874
up 70 e15 per gallon, vintage Of 1915.
Sherry W Wines from tt 80 to SIS per gallon.
Lisbon Wines from l,50 to % per galoi
Port Wines from $3.50 to Is per gallon. -
EDMOND, DAYENFokT 90.
dec 26ts Richmond. Va
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stock of Now Goods in December

STOCK OF Now Goods III December.
No j. 1T ltk IS ~ T., /" NiiI H. H.. ,alh l,'pr
- -. or:' supply ri All, obs, DL EElGl~, Mu
lin, Fi.Ah &Ie. IISNi:Ye. Bl.A\kEi-. pEle~ IiIN=
IAGS. SHAHI#, II LID tIollI,. TMIt ns. M
Trtkl JENA~ tA>~i\ErIS. Ac., sc. all of wldc, u. be
sold nj i >ut"i lroHl iur
p amaa receiving large supply Of Blaeb nd Brown
Dum.,lir- aud alton llHnncis
dyeGu L%o !. PlEN l.. A.f
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ATTENTION. LADIES.

HOOP SKIRTS. HOOP SKIRTS, JUST OPENED, JUST
OPENED.Just opened, large assortment, to be sold
be sod reducun of thirty per cent Please call and
look lt them.
dee I2-d JOHN ABRAHAMS,
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ID. Z. tc G. \. DU Gl, IL

ISucress0,S % s. DiUgHid d sons
<.--2 WILL keep constant! on hand large si"ck Of all
1-- Kind, OF Fl iNlTtRE, of their own manufacture.
Il which they will pleased To slew the old friends
El8sa and patrons 5 Diuguid sons, and The public
generally = ,.,,t,,a
They also keep constantly hand large stock of Fl>hS
metallic III EIAL CASES of all sHes also nrg stock Z"
WOODEN toFFI every description, and Will Ir'nid
attention To tho undertaking business at all hours.
G., o5sl,ct. d. r. " G. \. pITGTln.
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Now Concern

~ STORE Iiot -, situated Main street. for wic
r;,: a good price viii be paid NJ. l.. BOlIANNAN,
sept - dts Agent and n,-ciur
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4 (tDNPOF Nh tANPEoE ItE. with Gl,,cilr II au1
Y = cl, ,anl remedy ir haprrd Hands and Face LII
SunbifH. A" 49, tse p >ahc, todd cream and ll
BaHi, for saIe ~ join II. ~IAN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-10

Horses for sale.
WE six good Saddle and Work HORSES for salt-
w Those in need Of horses will please give us call
8dls FRANKLIN
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On that night, one week ago, the old house burnt
down; and these poor mcndirant brothers, those
sorrowful Old men, sadly, mserably perished
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10 STOLEN, from my farm Howardsvie, on
nk2A Wednesday Of last week. \ GREY HORSE, three
aH four years old, medium size. Twenty dollars reward
will be given for the apprehension of the thief and liberal
ward for the Horse. j. o. LEWIS,
sept 16-dts Scotts,ille, Albemare, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-10

fLKS Celebrated Snow Ball Irish Potatoes on hand and
w for sale at dec 9-ts SOLOMON d MUsSER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-10

CeDeral Aren't & c. Hector, and Notary f'NUIIC
TrENDS hiring negroes, the sale "l property! Nt, and
N respectfully socs the public patronage
,ItauuyD
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= I'LL t5t5NV hNIo WANTED
WISH 70 hire for the ensuing year, eight Ten House Sci
'ants Tor Hotel In this citymostly men None need ar
by but those who are strictly No. l. Cal at my Once No
Bridge street, or address me at Lynchburg.
nov 4-cn L. WILKES, General Land Aren't
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11
CAUTION.

" To be, or not to be hat is the question
Whether It's nobler i'm the mind to suffer
The sings and arrows Of outrageous opposition
Or by taking up arms against a sea of printing ink,
And opposing, end them"
INHE proprietor Of the drgS takes occasion in adver
l. tisng his Biudery to indulge in Uncalled for fling
about sort Of a concern, which is hoping delude
the public As have opened Bindery my
count the inference is that if the public bring their
binding to they are in danger Of being defrauded
For two years have worked for Mr. Parsons, and he
has taken great pains satisfy the public was the best
Binder in America the columns of the ArgUs will
testify Has he been all that time deludng the pub
c! II have been engaged in fraud, he has been the
principal But refer to my work during that time as
evidence that there has been fraud practiced
Having served long apprenticeship at the Bindery
business, have resumed business here on my own ac-
count know of nothing which prevents me from fol-
lowing legitimate and blwlg calling for my support
shall cndeavor by good work and attention to my bust
ness to give public satisfaction.
March 10. JOHANN F. BENDER, Binder.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11
VI 7 ER'S VI ILLS.

THE undersigned having purchased the above well
l. known miIl~dhd attached TO il Steam Engine and
also put every thing connected with it in perfect repair
win all the modern improvements now in in first
class FIGURING MilswOuld respectfully solicit the pa
tronage OF the communitytrustng that the reputation
the mill has heretofore borne may suffer in the hands
OF the new hlm II shall he aim 70 do all work en-.
trusted 20 promptly and in the best possible uner
Customers from distance may rely upon having their
work done at once so a. 10 make but trip TO mill
Mr.. FROST viii continue 10 give his own personal at.
tcntiOn 10 the business at the mill.
CASH paid for all kinds OF GRAIN; also Flour. Meal
and Feed for sale at the lowest market prices.
MYER, FROST 4 co.
ISAAC MYER o. FROST.........E. 7. FOX
NORTH TCwANpA Oct. 6. 1858.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11

The object Of this College j. to afford to all an rppor-
tunjty OF obtaining thorough Business Education
The Books and forms carefully arranged by practi-
cal accountants expressly for this Institution and
brace all the recent improvements.
The OF Instruction comprises every department
of business The learner will be thoroughly taught the
science and practice of Double Entry Book Keeping as
applied to the following kinds of business viz General
Merchandising Manufacturing Banking Commission,
Steamboatng Railroading, Forwarding Freighng For
egn Shipping &c.
Ladies' Department entirely separate from that of the
gentlemen.
Students enter College at any time and receive in
dvdUal instruction. BY this arrangement every student
is permitted to progress rapidly his enterprise aud
ability will permit and when thought perfect and
petent, will receive Diploma which will enable him to
review at pleasure.
Time complete the from Six TO Twelve Weeks.
No vacations Board 81 and s. per week. Assistance
rendered to Graduates in procuring situations.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11
Carriage Eanufactory at Alba.

o"z REYNOLDS, FELLOWS &
@ Woyter W. d morn tn nne b people Of
ly that their operations have not been in the least dis
turbed by the fire. and they usual prosecuting their
business in all its branches They manufacturing to
order, and will keep on hand,
Carriages, Slcighs, Buggjes Skeletons, Lum-
bct and Democrat Wagons, DC,
made of the very best materials and in the most substan
Iial and workmanlike manner. They use nothing but
the best Of stock their timber being mostly from the
East and everything being selected with reference its
durability.
As evidence of the value of their work they point
to the fact that they received the first premium at the
last Bradford County Fair, and at previous Fair the
first premium for Cutters.
BLACKSMITHING done in all its branches and par.
ticular attention paid TO Custom Work.
Alba, April L. 1850.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11
SELECT SCHOOL
For Young Ladies.

MISSES CHUBBUCK. respectfully iu-
VI form the public that the Fall of their school
will commence on Monday, the 27th day of August,
in the room formerly occupied by them.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to them
during the past year. Misses c. their patrons that
pains will be spared to merit continuance the con
fdence of those who may confde pupils to their care
MISS FANNY L. CHUBBUCK will have entire charge
of Music; and limited number of scholars only will be
taken.
TERMS, PER QUARTER II WEEKS.
First CtGss-To include the elcmentry English
DTduCHeS II OO
Second CtasS-To include the more advanced
English branches with Mathematics and Latin Sc 90
Third Classic include Mathematics, Moral
ndMental Philosophy, Rhetoric, Botany, &C.,
with Latin. acknowledgements. ......... 81 90
Music.-Instruction the Piano with use of Instru
ment per quarter So French, per term, S and Draw
ing So, extra.
Each pupil will be expected to provide herself with
desk and chair.
GB-Any information in reference to this School NAV
be obtained by applying to H. s. Mercur or E. T. Fox
Towanda, August 20, 1860