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r r u / II T r E e s
Shrubs and Vines.

N ing grounds with the useful and ornamental
would say to my friends and the public in this and the
neigboring counties that will be prepared as soon
Nursery line. have commenced the cultivation of
Nursery at this place. and have all articles needed in our
county. Persons sending orders can depend on get
ting what they order in good condition. and of the best
quality My stock is warranted to be in good order when
delivered but want il understood that do not replace
the trees that Go not live the loss is the buyers The
following varieties can be found at my garden the present
Spriug:
Apple trees, Dwarf and Standard Pears, Dwarf and
Standard Cherry, Dwarf and Standard Plums Ever
greens Lawton Blackberry Peaches Mountain Ash ;
Strawberries of all kinds Apricots Horse Chestnut
Raspberries of all kinds Currans Gooseberres Roses
Dahais Delaware, DIANA Concord and Rebecca Crane
Vines well Clinton Caawba and Isabella all well
rooted, all in this line on hand.
Towanda, April 6, 1850. DANIEL HARKINS.
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- May Sessions, 1850.
Athens tp.-EzeEiei Cmrcy
Burlingt0l-C. f. Nichols
David S Luther.
Burling'n West-L D Swaiuc
Herrick-Edwin S Tyrrcll.
LeRoy-Lindley stone.
PiEc-James II johnson, II
Pitcher.
GidEbery-Geo Cooper.
SmithGcld-Samu Farwell
S II Farne5ToIth, Alien
Hale.
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SEC OEy


Athens tp-E Ovenshire.
ATmenia-IsrGcl Moore, s
Williams.
C0lumbia-Willian Wilson
Nelson Wolf.
CantOn-Oliver T Dunbar
James Barnes.
GTalTil,e-JoAn Yr1man, s
II Case.
Herricl-H W Camp.
Litchtield-John Rogers Jr
LeRoy-Roswell Rogers.
Monroe boro-J ti0met.
OIwcll-O J Ross, Charlie.
Ellsworth. Joel Barnes.
ROme-William McCabc.
South Creek-Miles Robert.
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a;ustmess Garns.

+. 0vERTON, JR. JR.................g a. n ,ro>-r,,.
nYERTON d MONTANYE, ATTOP
- NEYS 4TLAW-0fice in Union Block. forInor
occupied by JAS. MACFARLANE. 'Hie'
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EXAMINING COMMITTEE.

Hon. SHERMAN D. PHELPS, WILLIAM r. OsBUnN Esq.
Tracy Il. MORGAN, Esq.
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ToWANDA HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
IR ON AND STOVE STPE.
D. G. EAIL,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Hardware and Stoves, Iron
land Nails, Sash, Glass, Paints
land Oils, House Trimming
'all kinds oiCanlage trimmings.
Seat Cloths and LaccS, Carriage
Sulkey and Seat Springs. Car
peuters and J0iaers' Planes
Saws, AuggrS, Chisels and all
other Tools-Cross Cut. Mill
aud Circular Saws, Blacksmith
Tools, Bellows, Anvils, Vices,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-05-10

CPECIAL COURT-Notice is hereby Civ
~ en- that Special Court of Common Pleas will be
held at the Court House in Towanda FOR the County of
Bradford commencing MONDAY, the 2lst day of
MAY next, at O'Clock p NJ at which the Hon. RoBERT
c. WHITE viii preside for the tri ofthe following causes
70 wit:
Lyman Matson VS. Ira and Richard Jennings, Eject.
Israel Smith vs.. Samuel kelLum and Michael Thomp.
son, Eiectment.
4. B. Smith vs.. Samuel Kellum, ct. al. Trespass.
Israel Smith vs.. Samuel kellum, "a. Tr0yer.
Edward Overton A. B. Smith. et al Ejectment.
SubpOenas made TetuTnable at , o'clock in the after
noon Of Monday as aforesaid. ALLEN M'KEAN,
Prots. O1ice, March ), 1860. Prothonotary
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TRAVERSE JURO

AA-h a-ArH"aa q g. - ~
Athens tp-Harris Murray.
Athens bOr0-G 4 Perkins.
AsylUm-Isaac Wcstbr0ck.
Burlington boro'-S W MI
ley, Ab'm Morley.
Caltog-Sol0mon Liudley.
irankIin-Vh0mas Smiley.
IIJrrick-John Angle.
LeR0v-ROhert Mckee.
Monroe tp-SamEel Lyon.
Urwc,l-Cyrus Cook, Benz
Lyon.
Oycrton-Amaga Hevcrly.
pike-BradEord BeeCheT.
Sheshequin--O d Snyder
Manson ElsJTe %, c n
Segar.
Smithaeld-O J Ballingame
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M0NsoEToN, Pa, Feb. 27, 1860.
Mr. 3. F SHAw-Sir ! have used for the last three
months in my TalOr-Shop, one of 4" Raymond's Latest
Improved Sewing Machines and do think it the best
in for tailoring purposes and would not do without
it for One Hundred Dollars if could not get another of
the kind for less money.
ANnunNN MILL ON
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DR.. PORTER'S PREPARATIONS
For Family Use,

Known Safe and Reliable Remedies are warranted for
what they are intended TO give satisfaction
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H. B. PARSONS, ATTORNE AT
1AS L4TY, TROY, Bradford Co., Pa. Ofce over Y
NJ. & II. f. Longs store. Aug 7 I5G
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BTTGRANZToN, n. Y.


Rooms open for Instruction, from A.M.to9! P.
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JERRY CHEP

Towanda, August l, 1859.
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4 IST OF GRAND
I'D JURORS, drawn for
= Nav essi0us. lsG0.

sberiTs Office. Towanda, April Is, 1890 ''''''
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o. EI. WcoDRUEF-DENTrsT

DERMANENTLY located in Towanda. -.
Il Office No. ), Brick Row. over H. w. MOBILES store,
Entrance one door south Of Tracy Moores dec.Itf.
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[ ICKNSES.-Notice is hereby given that

Z IOI3-N . i4t9.---N OIICy Is HJIVUy EIFEH IHdI
IL the following named persons have filed in the Office
of the Clerk o the Court Of Quarter Sessions their petit
tions for License under the existing laws Of this Com
MONDAY the 81 day Of May next, at O'Clock, in the
afternoon Of said day;
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-05-10

ELHANAN SMITH, having returned to
~ Towanda, has opened a Law Office ever Mercur's
Store. Dee. J. 1857
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-06
The German ADVERTISER,

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
is pubiished every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFICE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HA1r.
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granh GsIie's 9uuarirte .Btituna.
6r"H ETe!icS SIIuffrirtc ScituuG
6rdnt Sceltc's SIIufrirtr Srffn,,


6ranf ScSIie's SIIuarirtr Sritnrs
6'anl Nsel!tS Suultrirtc 3eituns in auf bas 6S =. M
pt sspradt, 10 oeen arf unb eS,r obrtand berisItr
meNem Atc uno nbat5 Sc;etdbnis brior.,hr ,S,
eeet tn Sanp Der mebr 9sicitpf rntbdil ala ir,snn
s; Gun esnserlatpnsltrttcn Sic it nSe cn Ses bsIs
S"tss Hm mstsm eStertnSe unb untcrpaItenc sSctnr
sr4ut Ieetn NlitlpOb in 9er-9Jsrf unS cIe, q n ,,s
." eSGshe SCI Htmmer 500 jdbrIa in SurauSss,abtTn
9Sr %rabe IN Cen Ser. Staatcn ereint snsSIt ~ pv4
"GGs SuurattSnen Der bshcutenn Saecscrciami asas
N9pn''e GrSaplun en-, Ncpeler @rcf6pen pnS SrrSrSs
tlMs % ~Hee mas 1h unlcre 2Wuosleu, uur irornS Srn
Sm5ee Ut mro bic Slutrte 3eituu9 in aeip6bcT SraHs
gen Str erabIen rre eo e ii spr rpItSe,r uS sIiS
Sn Sl@SsH fern 9aIt Ote e in eoer amiIie aebeIsu
Wt@n SGetes Su~rtrtr 3eituns 1T bel alien 9cimuos.
StS su g%Usm gosT aus Der F 80 ID 8ronUr G
Ntr Hsrlenpcn elm Gremplar FIR ss M
Wet GrcmPare fir So 90
,, 5000
Srdnf 9e@lte,
r,,,CE.
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.efar.lttmndolrm9en.
amOne'@mertf. Yadc;fabrt' 9ctcn. GeTra,daft.
Sampffcbiffubrt
irpOd,en

Sainbir9 une sfcp Sprf, pfa Sputbompt,,
permit:cilt Der auf bae G5pliSede oebot, a
S6nt'te engerid1itttn srubcn ciicrntn goeantp6iTe
. crul ia, 1000 3pns, Capt. Grautmnnn.
y ammOpia. 1000 Some, CAPT. S6wenfsn
Saronta, 2500 Sons, Capt. gblers.
Sbi9s wesen itrcr tnesn unb sladIden aabrfen rtn.
''pl' 0S@nhts Een 9amptI@tfe merrcn reselmdBs am
erlten uno 8unf;ebnten iepen Ipnots
pon scip 2Irrt unb Subura. pio sp,ttbnr,rnn
nebmen goilaeierc ppn glcm Sorf no6 'V'0'' ""V
gu frleenbGu 9reiiCa: ''S"P'V"
@rte GaiItc &1oo
3Wetn 6ailtc ga
Swti@ehped 35
S"n 9amburs nae5 sicw surt:
@riic Gaite $1l25O amcite e. nj So o.e.
$40 "8egen maiaee psnee nidn it5 an "''''''V'"'''
y. y, SiCbdrS, S3oaS H. Gmp
loo 9Srpdbwa9 NCm 9Iarc
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OEeue 2ESirtbitbaft
unO

wager eter 9atOn.
Oem 9ablifnm Die er9r6enls an3eigr, bds Der
uItrr5rdnrts in leinem 6aule am often Warft
Dem 6tl9mortt 8f8enilbsr, cine 9BirbIhaft netit
ea9erbier' Sdlen erridtet bat, wcieltlf er fh
lreuen miro, letne 6reunre unO rus QuGliFunl i'm
Au9emetnen NIT ben bslten @etrdnten bepieneu
;u t0nneu. 6lorencc NRiIIrr
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Nen peutihen gEmthen

Sen peutlhen g8wtben
ole Nnjei9e, oaB mir i'm 6ieliaen @uilpm. 6ouIe
1000 @5atlOnen peS belteu BON uns leiblt impor,
tirteu franiTliiben 8ranrY inter Spnb litoen
9a6en, ben mir duBerR tili9 perfuufen.
0erhsf Ole @nn5e'9F, peB mir Die allsiuioe Naen.
tur 9en osin esrubmten ne Senpge II. Cos G6am-
Pa9ner nOsrnpmmsn BabeH uHo Dap Oerlslbt II ur
bei,uRs 3u gabrn it.
9. Gottei II. GDmp.,
49, .9sO. II 9earlItr,
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Sefaitntmacbmu9cm.
E. ]. PICO OF,
@pptbefer,
Gfe Der 17tsn unp Nuinlfrogr.

"' 't' I'IeH uHu UtutHIrnBf,
%. berSater ais Gjebiife)
en'pFeb!t ietn ret6baItioes Eager oaer in fetn
6a@ I@l19enotn Artifel. mic aud 9drfumcrieue
Sc,Teh, Snrlten uno Samms jscer Dirt; 6arten,
Dele G'laS ,c.; Giaarren, Gou6. Sau. unS
Shnupftatat uno piclc aueere Qrtitcl welbr in
bief5en Gppttetcn seirGbntiA acfiibrt wrrbcn.
Sduptid6Iih mott cerlelbc audi ouf Seinsr
berittmtcn uno unfc6lboren ,,Streinia SBprm
Stllsr" oufmertlam -.-11s...'.4s
Ote peutlde mte 9rO6tentbetls aut rte amrri-
tanilhe 5tece9tur mrO BON 3. Sinpcrp
pelor9t, Der and I'M 6dnbncrfdufe feline Snups
leute aut6 8reunoidllte teoienen miro.
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eSfuauuocu

Der ,nci9er" ritent jcNen 9lrraes SenutooS ousac~
15mncn, iunt mt6cNtten SubltrirNnSprciS son @tS
dhibar on Die rep Irdaer up 5000 in iRbrter prauS
eeSoplunS Nnict9fn nnnen utter fp9cnoen Stbugrsen
Qrno5mc: GinmoQe ginrdmg stu 10 9cittn pocr rcni,
a 81 Ga., 5mtjnlaita 75 Sis, Srentoliss SIOO cine
lp5e 81 %, srsn Nipuat $3.50, erci Npnoe 100 Iee
8rnait 90 up5lf 9fpnotc SI2.GO in sicrtcl6brdcr
biaauN5. @acotu Die nod Setietcn scrQnbcrt
lWtrotii tonnen rerbcn init S25 90 ptr 9a6r terednet
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NJ LASFARGUE,
EBeclsf0le- rtto RctaiI- 6inblr.
2cocr nuS @ct>mb=Sinbimos,
l4tt StraBr, Der altcn @clf. Sffcc acacnil6cr,
Hicbmpup, ga.
DcricItc empbIt ictn eGlorrtircs 2aecr Ycn 2cbcr m
oer Writ oe SccS. nplcS, SolfSuce &C. bas or i'm Gjrps
GeA uno S!ctncc III ocu btaioiten NrCirn ott6ft.
Grtmpco uno uncrimprO SUpt 6rputs,
bem pnar unb Oukeno.
Moteriarn ftr Sbubc pcrouft ocricIbc aud int Gcncr
0lS Sompe, Gu0rcrS Stne &c. &c. Gjacrs unt llrJcr-
Sbcee eta Hprdtb9. ejatcrS uno S6utc mrrScn au mad
jCocm Vcii iuocitpittcn.
@ic Sbrttrn mcrSen nab Der nccirn Nrte oaSsefubrt
inb bd5
bette frnn50iItr &al6 nut Nntcut-0cbcr teuust.
Satin 6ranrat fir Gables Gjatcrs.
lille Seren frani6The gpuIiIcS unS SpcS iicS pprr6.
ViS. Gle grbeenrcroennit Sppcs Woiainr aeorSeitct
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6ol,! 6ol,!

terSei@ner bait forpdbrtnb enen arsscn sSprrotb NON
SNeh~ Euo 0thtenDeli better Sualttdt lnb fam SirS
Slnosn hetntt uner cen 9ntisten @ebnennaen ycrsSs
SsI H9un o0n &aTEern sirb poe gBspaCsn foenrr be-
ggI. S1elEAHu9n rete btntsTInen perScn bei Dobnrp
nteeera9e an grcabr nabe @rcpe @senne y,rpsn prc
5elor8f' Yrete: 9as bette G0enboIi IN 81 so mn
Sanaehppli gu $500 per Gprb. SamcS q. WSeTr
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Sef.:m,t,nacbunqrn.

T.ur WGb.llaecn
on grUaoRr.. spiider Or 3. uno 3. 5trage.
nntCrSentcr mat Oem ccutihen 9titium ric crocbenc
Nnictat cap rtjgem NIe einen WctegNecr eipTnd
bat, uno titct Ia rcrtpnmcben 86cp un stEcinn 3u,
ifrth Sctelic &gbcCn wCrccn eCrU0cpuu uN0 m0slhhi
btlt9 aueBcithr. Gtr&r0ulrCn rro:l, urb tiD9.
.Shrp NpN Nrceben.
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ssSSirfDfcDGf4ss @r6ffs
aa1slaFsv

Ntrtnen 8rernocn uno Dem ecIammten Uut(i.
tum Gle 2Inirt9c, pnB mcine ncac
9@rtcus9SJrt8fcboTt
Dem D, Seiuhc jebt often Itctt Dieiclte in oufs
@el%m1foplllte cin9cri6tet, unb t6uncn Die az.
serten @dts nit ben bsiten @rfriIhunacn icrcr
Nrt lowtc aud NIT warmen uno falten Spriien
eeptrnt meroen. g8snlrintsr made i6 porouf
auImcrtlam, paB id ben BON mir sesuscneu
&trgtnin 9Scu
rein uno unperfdldt III so Gts per 6(aIdc yer.
taufc. I'm sablrcheu Sciucb ttttet
dleuttn 0eCbIer
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Ii m u9!
.MliQinEfn 3OQarGn !

N. G. BARTON sr(aubt f8 Die Qn,enc ,u
MAIDEN, Dap er ietnen Store oUn l09 na6 229
NtainitraBe, OberbaI6 Der 9tsn, oerle9t bot no er
III jeOer SaiiOn Elm SOl:dnpi9e6 AfOrtiment Der
fol9enoen @rtitel UUrratbig HGlt: Sei0cne unb
SrO3'5ite, 5au6en, StOpfpuBe, iran36Ff4e BLU
men unp Sanoer; Spiben Sertba's unp Gays,
SpiBensSb!eler, 3rauer- Jtragen unp leipene unb
frdnJpdide SpiBen.M Mantiuds.
Damen, wsItbe Die 8aoeOrte GeIubm fGuncn
II Otelem Store SDuldnOige Saa &c. 9nSlee
er9alteu.
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INV SiuHpltoJ
uu0
Havana * Domestic Cigaps,
NH. 10 6rnntlinih., swii6en Der IA. II. H.
Ihbe @)o0crnrritr.
G9 oeHtid,e 9utlit, inabconOers alt QBieSeryerSufr
@ S Que Peren 2Btrtbe, wtDen AMI oieies neu err er
SDegsN 9el1@Tt aufmertlam 9enat uno erIut bi.
gIr9purG9tn 9Saoren bieeo neuen Gablments III yerI
etm s9e e III anofrn begcn Ober nGrOlten 6duirrn br
S%u mSpsa Inter Nnoecn Veoiensn fplsenOe 9rti
V'lPper@ per eripabut Hnb berpOrge6utea III merbcn:
0rah5orlfbe Sranpiee ump 9Lotkwcne,
e1ampa8nrr (aQe SUrten),
9tDeins unO MOltl N5cine,
&ae SUrten 2BGistey, Sin.
no 9ead unO GppIe. .Bnnoy.
aue S0rten 2iqucure (@OroiaIs), ais 8iimmel
NniS, Ntqntb, CURACAO &c. &c.
Nue - crten 6aVana unO 0ometic Giaars ,u
l5oem Yreiie, 2gmhburg S&autabat ale SDrtsu
Haudbtabat, SarOiues &C. &c. a.
I'm TrsunOItfsn 8"ipru& bittst g. @usscaSeimsr.
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N. A. FAUCHE,
(Sgn Qa7i5),
Ibrmocler er uup SemeGIer

y y Ut u ~ Tt NWV ! 10 | er
y, iSi ~ 8atn,SraBc, ;piIttcn Ger 9ten unS 1Oteu
~ ~: =; Sau6e Der eit gieutnpswan,s Sabrsn in ben
Syn unsnH nnS Jemelersg gelR6ftCn Spn Ncris G5fnf
Sr &t6m0noS bic @ne4e Sa MAIDEN, Sas sr 2SS SrpoSfr
el starttqtS 9'dft crOnct Bat uno lid freuen nirS aIc
III st V@a rinlt,!agenee ar5etten paiel6t .ntasoenu
sp''eH uno Sur 9IIrtehFIbet duSfahren ~ tsur cr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND,
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally ppaned all other oncnts and healing an
pcaons in both the Eastern Western Hsispheres hsr
introduced and Its intrinsic truo secret 81 ts
in all caianeons affections whether canss b. acc
dent or disease.
BURNS and ScaIds w.
Instantly their anguish pain and ipaann,so,
BY timely application Of this marvellous healer the ch
renewed as II by charm, no bemish remaining
The Friend of the Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers from external injuries especi
ally FROM fluid and camphene explosions therefore every oter
should have this healing constantly Ii heas
sore breasts and quickly the letter. Or Riugoa "a
prevalent In children.
To Travellers by Sea and Land,
The machins tho traveller every other individual b,s
lot In life throws him within the OF accident from e.n,,
sion, fire collision, should bear that this Marie r.
tractor his best and only friend II portable and ehes
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The following are few of the leading diseases In h,.
DALLEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Is a ORE yeutlye
we'll as 0
Burns, Bruises
Bois Broken Breasts
Bites OF Reptiles Cancer
Cracked Lips, Chapped Hands ~
Chilblans Cramp
Contracted Cords Chafes
ss Diseases VI the Skin Erysipetas.
Fistula. Frost Bss
Fever Sores Felons
Giandular Diseases
MereuriaI Sores,
Pains generally,
Plmpes, Piles,
Poison. Rheumatism :
Rsshes, Sores OF all kinds,
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DIR. DAVIS
POUND SYRUP OF RILD CHERRY AND TAP

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WzLD CHERRY AND TAR
Its influence the dangerous cough l. reovad .,
ting of blood prevented the breathing rendered soft and
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awful condition Of Consumption healthy and eomf,ta
existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Retail, by
u WRIGHT 4 CO.
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Sole agents for the South.
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DEATH on RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
to be the most safe and effective agent eye
the destruction Of these Troublesome Yermip - - -.
an &c sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH mn.
sTRoYER, as there many spurious articles o.aa
For sale by i wpInuT :, ~ iof sag
jsi 6m&W ,iaI., ".
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DIR. oseooD's INDIA cHoLAGoGuE

-cUREs-
Fever and Aguc Chs Fever Dumb Aruc Iaterjttent
and Rement Fevers, Liver Complaint Iaundice In.
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Spleen aad all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES
THIS invaluable medicine prepared from an extensive
practice Of several In bilious climate is known
fail curing Fever snd Ague any the diseases ay.
named.
Those who suffering from affections This kind as sis
those who have become inyid from their upon the CON-
atiation will find the INDIA CHoLAGoGUE most inyaln
able remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects of bilious climate
The wonderful effects of 0hoagpgne Graduating iIe frau
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and the various grades Of intermittent renen fsyers
has been tested In Thousands cases Il kv
all who have used IL Of the greatest Fever and Aens
remedies
ne and ask for DR. osGooD's INDIA eHoLAGoaUE
as there many eounerfeiis offered for sale
For sale In New Orleans and rea at prorie,aa
prices, by
j. WRIGHT co.
II and I5l ChaTtres street
Genegal Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

GEoRGR WASHINGTON PLANTATION AND WORK
MACHINES, ali Of the excellent manufacture of the
e1 naker Company for sale in any number and at
various prices at the Southern Depot No. Camp street The
p.aAnen machines are In In the extensive plantation
esshrs factory of Me Hebrard Co.. as well elsewhere
" ssa' numbers and very many Of all the different kinds
wnsd in this city. Sec ad,sr,isssn Of these maeh,ue,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
JoHs BRows, JR.-The Cleveland Leader of Tues

JoHN Brown, JR.-The Cleveland Leader of Tues
day says.
We learn by the National Democrat that Mr.
John Brown, Jr., has written to Marshal johnson
his reasons for refusing to 60 to Washington. The
first is, that in going to and returning from Wash.
ngton he must necessarily pass within the jursdie-
ton of Maryland or Virginia, and he is unwilling to
trust himself in either. The second the Democrat
gives in his own words, in part, as follows:
The second reason why Irefuse to appear be-
fore that Committee is, that in swearing to the
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth,
SO far as my knowledge extends in reference to the
facts sought for in the investigation should obi
gate myself to make known that which would i'm
plicate others, which, the Lord liyeth will not
do. You say, that by giving my testimony / can
exempt myself from further trouble In answer,
have to say that Icannot purchase immunity from
further prosecution by an act of heeachesy,' etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

rHE 70 y IsouNG =.

YfyY&IXx MORNING FEBRIy AMY ~. 1850.


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xsea fSav tfk iisff q Isoopil,a. end vas he
Est II ysuss xosna 8Ie bDtsye 81 aftrrtopn Innchs
ry,era ~ * ,1azsio s,9eetcr 10 him than farm
ys,sis. "a hn called III aid the sharpening Of the
Hill MIDI ahe xarn blas sks, NY chrp 81 the
<rjss;<4 Il IN rxxss, fla twistcring Of swallows
Kltiaa rSulS ts bsxa MIiiel ssId their neats, the
III 81 ocu I'm s tsne and the song Of
5Iis rsBix II anfsxs Fised - Rpsra for him
aSax u " n ~ &6ii 6il1t " which his ear never
I: asas s.
/ u v ~ III JOKE and liked q have
y Is HI IN ma been decd many years,
11H1 III &S1 6Asd Away biz liberty rs be
) - N, 81 sying ~ second time. His
/ ~ ons widowed sister, older
~ ~ ~ dxngh ter, Fanny, " sweet i
~ 3 eves - born % ! farmer, and one servant
4 M aoskna aIErust idolizsd Fanny he sent M
= go hal her instructed ID all the highe.
nShss az skaa ciailng Whatever acccmplish
ehosc Y ac9nire Besides the sspara
sai hashea snd pescock aeather which always or'
Suaeattsd Mnsae ssshna'x paFlof u summer time,
tnefe we're noxnber of things worked m worsfed,
siioW lSsahs Standing ga blle grass. eng
ttagA ssenea viii tfe citing sun Illuminating 9
xzeen ~ Mhioh Uncle Joshua vas justly
rFbHl iSf EsSny ~ dia them, and 10 had paid
Fo1adl5 hare her ieas11
M lnsle JSsiaua HaAsa nof les hanny sat doMn ~
~ saslas txble Win NY hands, ven enough ior
Tan e Az ne ssa bns fnas vas r. reason vhy
sf9aaaa' ~ H'a ak snsnA = coAen 1'lsX neh,
wttn sna ~ ossa'
sGnk nkeaI N 3aa - a yoAhe s..is NJ.
w. Ivy nesls aaol1e, saye when she asked
in s0Eae nelehh0f y daaenteE g cneer re loneils
Y ~
lses1, Ar1y AeI i ceusan ! tzli, handsome, mer-
sshu hnd chArge "a ne Delgbbors
IsS 11y ere the sleigh rides they had
haS tessllss q ~ icnG eoid Winters. and many
Szt - ~ odsss Mhen Fanny 5ust for re sake
~ "a g go down to the hree-cornercd
hin A. hying hezas NE eoHs One time, when Cou-
&f3t1f h4d fNEen EHUnv tn d8Tiea anne
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

EXCHANGE on EuRoPE, DIRECT IMPORTATION OF
wsEs BR4spIEs Ercwe direct attention of the trade
to advertisements Of Messs G. Cavaroc Royal street.
heavy house in the importing wine and liquor business who
have hand large stock Of goods completely assorted
will be observed By the catalogue given They prepared
grant favorable terms to purchasers and make sales at the
lowest market prices
Hesrs Cayaroc Co. also advertise for sale exchange sight
time less than twenty eight European cities of which
list is published
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

~. -.,.,, i i, ~, e p. -, 7, & -
ins louno .eso W. hS ranny-l haint seen MN
~ sonle uine-.,ae : M honest fellow and Kept
p.on,ss = aaes u = come here no more-hes
~ hohoiaD'o ohaP anu SUCKS 10 what he says.
a. ~ sp ITn.,a 1 Ias,a. mnss 40 you want
,a;, 4 s,,,,,. VI, sioaneu 1Saelah y u.1er
a -;,a -. = .''' '''s, ie' me OUT ana ior-
Il I'M M i 800 -, !. 80. e....5 =
y. 1aarns ,nn,,,a ,or 'rying 70 tt me On
"a, -. before ict you out teii
~ ~" ~ WI N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

A LARGE VARIETY OF sHrRrs MADE UP In EVERY

A LARGE VARIETY OF SHIRTS, MADE UP In EVERY
STYLE.
Furnisiiing Goods.
SUPERIOR NERINo SHIRTS.
HAIF-HosE,
SILK HALr-HosE,
SCARLET FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
FRENCH FLANNEL TRAVELLING SHIRTS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH COTTON HALF-HusR
RICH CASHMERE AND PRINT DRESSING GOWNS.
RICH ASSORTMENT OF SILK sCARFs
PRINCE or WALES TIES.
eoLoKED BoRDERED AND p1AIs FRENCH GAM
BRIG HANDKERoHIEFs.
JoUvIN KID GLOVES,
SILK, WOODEN LEATHER GLOVES
UMBRELLAS
TRUNKS. AND
TRAVELLING BAGS
=. srKNaEH co..
No. Is Camp sirsst.
~ - peswssa osnnea ana arayssr zssss