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Mrthusns Mass Nngwt 10 lN9's
Ns..rs Da,,. i Soa-pcat Sir..
have bad occasion to u.e your Pain KiIisr We.
~ fr~lasutl, ~h,ls IN Bufmah. aai have fuad d,
a ysr, u.sial assI,cin.. diJ not thai I could
vet the iup,Ie. without Il. In ea',, Of collie ,
d,rhea sul cholera. the rsia kilisr giye. ,sry
.pg,l, r,lisi. sad laf macy other s,l,sa,. have
GuuI q hsus6s,aL Il .. Incoming popular 10
Burmah. among the usuvs. a. veil a. Esfop-su.
aIsa,, earn Il ~,,h mc iof my o~a beush, ani
the good 0fths People where g.
Siucerrl, yo.'., III BiNBN
The Rev u l. Van Meter, writing from Bis'sia.
Bafu,sh. sa,. The karrns pr.i.e Il vsp h,ssly
Indeed I cannot Conceive ho~ a sns. mcdi-iue
could bstlsr nses their varied wants anl habits
thnn De. your rs,a kiIi-r We sfc no~ u.,sg e
free, be- our amil,. aai hui 90 rNcrl-at gusli-
to- confirmed Nth each rrnessd trs,i Please
seni me- 30 both, By hust oppoUsnily.' Sold
by 40 uu-,itgtas. dealers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer |
have used with great success in my family
in case Of colds, and coughs, and also had
the happiness Of seeing my son imm,diatc-
relieved Of distressing dy'sntery, and CON-
Pls,ely cured in lew days.
WARD G. COPELAND, Fall River.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

Gilman. Of the Bath Times fears tina, Que
OF the Senatorial nominations OF the Dem
cratic party in Lincoln County isa Breek-
inridge man. and hopes IL It Is 80 that no
Douglas man will vote for him. II Doug.
lasism Is to be the tee. Of loyalty, and the
Breckihrids, men are to have the principle
OF prohibition applied to them. Of coursc
they will cheerfally saPpor, Col. Smar, and
other Douglas candidates.
Bangor Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

1'uE Fall SESSION vii continue t~sl's weeks,
| commencing on Monday, August ?7th,
1880.
JOSEPH =. ELDER. \. u, rtrcrptor.
Me-. M,ErH, T.. kiSH.IL, ffec'pt'cs'.
Nc. Eld.r the n.~, elected rrcccrtnr, will
graduate At Waisr,ilis college, the couiing com'
n,ncr-rsnt. Ne b. = su.cf,of scholar, genllc-
man II ADMITTED csJsll,a,r anl rnrfgy IT chsrsc.
iet, A.s teacher be enjoys the n''t .i'''iaoio'y
TrTsiiatipn.
Mi.s k,ml,.ll the prcc-r,tss.. "a graduate ~
the lpaug I.sd,c.' High Schunl ~ rotthnd.
lee scholarship. sni ,Npcrispoc IN teaching Will
rcaict her a valuable api succsssial assistant.
The Trustee. congratulate ihem.cl'o. IN their
choice IT the abpSr teachers. Thy ate ahlc :"
a..urc thu ifsnd. Il the .rhoo that The approach.
Jog session NIL be- largely attended. tr'chsf's
elas. ~iu be- prmrd It The oPs.,as 81 The TEN.
Is,turr. nv o. expected dufiug the sc's'nn. snd
81 her pullir ssVicrs 81 the close.
Hlard ~ill h. furnished 10 good f'n,l,es aud
mar the ,cadsmy, 80 500 pee week. Rooms
can b. hal D., those who nav ~i'h 60 lsiaid
them.sl,r,. ani IT ,cu los chugc'.
TuiTioN-C"mmoo Enghsh, $500
Higher 80
Iaagulgss, 400
Jos. BARROWS, Secretary.
Ilsbron. Jul, ., 1850. -
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The New York bullios. Australian Kelly
and Kerrisan, had 6ght above Island Pond
Tuesday. kerrigan whipped on the TWEEN
ty.fhh round. We learn that the PARTIES
went by special train over the Grand Trunk
Railway, on Tueslay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

Mr.. Samuel Wilson proposes to make a
trip by balloon to EurOPe. lie proposes to
start FROM Boston, or any other Eastern CO..
~ capable ofsupplyins a sufferer, quantity
Of gas. lie offers passage through ia
three days, to any person dsslrous Of making
the trir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

The Republican. Of the Lincoln senate
rial District have nominated the following
candidates Tor Senator'S Jesse ;. Lyiord
Of Lewiston. Raius Sylvester Of Bowdoin,
Robert f. Rider Of Washington, Henry
Kennedy Of wAljoboro.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

The Boil aud Douglas men in New York
have coalssced and formed an electoral tick.
ct. The sun says Of this ticket tina, i, will
not receive 50 large a vote as would clean
lot Of Douglas candidates.
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BRIDGTON ACADEMY,
AND NORMAL SCHOOL
f. BEAN, A. NJ, Principal.

o4txO0 4S4N x4Sx416&4 -
AND NORMAL SCHOOL.
f. BEAN, A. n, Principal.
n. TOorHAKER. Associate.
WEBSTER WOODBURY., Assistant.
Mis-. A. 4. MIIIArr, Teacher 1t Masic.
Mi.L. X. GisHs, Teacher of Dnwisg and
Paiaiing.
U,ur FAiI. TERN Of ihi. Institution will CON.
i n.e.ee Wednesday, September 9Th 4 Nor.
mai el... will u. 6r,ncd at the commencement IL
The ts,sn, ia sccp'dahce with the Normal School
A., of the last Legislature,
Isc,vrcs will IL frequeniy given by distinguish.
ed tsseher. aud others, upan the best method. of
leschiag the fundamental branches "a Oar common
schools.
Mr. Too,haksr !. q thorough scholar AMI az ~.
perisnced aad successful teacher. Tie formed hi-
siudie. IN Dartmouth College and subsequently,
was engaged W teaching IN Massachusetts,. and
!. INV \ member III the SENIOR Ciss. 10 the
Theological Seminary, Bangor.
Nc Woodlar,, . Memier u Bovtioin Collegc.
retains n. situation a. assistant Teacher, ADD !.
h,orably kRowuas faithful and pUpulr iasiruct.
of.
stnd.n,. wishing to .iudy Muse. Drswing sai
Painting, viii 6ad advantages al this Institution
DOT supposed Nv spy 10 the State.
TUiTIo>-Commog Easlish, $500
Higher Ensli'h, $50
Languages, i0
Music. (eNua) 600
Usc Il Piano, (cNtra,l 200
Dn~iag snj rainiiug, 200to 90
Board can h. obdaaed near the icade'oy Zoe
s,per week. wood aad lights extra.
God room. can b. obtained b, those wishing
10 board ihemscSes. al reasonable mates.
7. n. MEAD, Secretary.
Moth Bridgton Aug. 10, 1850.
NOTICE. The co.paussr.hip lately eNi.IiHg
t.twren the unjefsi COED. has lhi. ia, On.
p,rrd h, limitat,on. The bu.incs. viii bc con.
,iass,i h, t.. W Neuill. Who i authorized To
.silk. the affairs Of the late 6rm
q. ". yERRliL,
~ u. NERRii.l..
Norway, Avgust ~, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

ADMITTED 10 INA BAE. Ca Monday, on
motion Of ;. G. Andrews En- Mr.. I. =.
Andrews vas admitted to practice As an Al.
tornsy and Counsellor a. Law. IN all the
Courts 10 this state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

M,rNr. senator Dougia, - going to Ne.
on a political pilgrimage. wOuder u he j.
AFRAID Bteekinridse will carry tba, State.
lI,o.,on P5st.
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TREAsURER's SALE.
STATE OF MAINE.

TEE,sUEy OTTtcr,
Augusta, August =, is60. \
DURSUANT ~ Chapter y. Seciioa 70 ct the
Revised Statutes. l. vii, At the State Treas.
ury ohic-, IN Aggusls. on The ihit~ealh day u
September neat. at ~ o'rlusk ~ the iorrno"n.
..ll i,I convey by deed. N IL highest b,ddt.
all she Interest 81 the State ~ the tmcts 81 aad
hereinafter osscrilri, hlng ~ unincorpotsled
towaships-ihe sad ITscts h,vipg been lofieiIed
To ihr State fnr state bNrs.. and cOualy iaSe.
certified TO the TCra,rfer 1T State.
The sale aBd conveyance Of zach tract will be
made subject H. ,.ht IN the owner or part
Owner. whose ighl, have been forfeited. to re-
deem the same II an, time silhin me year after
the -,lc, by paying oT rendering 60 the purchaser
DO. proportion Of What the purchaser paid there.
bi 1T the sale. With Interest at the rate Oft
Il per ceal per aanum from The time oi sale, aud
one dollar Gor release; % such owaer nay ~
deem lus .AlsI.,I Nv paying a. Aforesaid u the
Treasurer Of state, ~ provided ,a Chapter d,
Section "a of the teyised statutes.
No tract, however. will H. cold AZ price Is..
th,n the lull amount due thereon for such unpn,d
mae ssl cpuaty taxes, inierest and costs, az de-
sefihed Ia the following schedule:
COUNTY o. OXFORD.
s, zoe acres, No. 5. x. I. Sos
5is acres. No. sra, lJ
20 NATHAN DANE. Treasurer.
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N A Z z led .

Is.h, by Rev. u. G. willy, Horace u. Cobb
Of Ab,agtoa Mas.. TO Louise Hollis Of sumner.
In Wet Bridsion. Jolly 22d, by Rev. Mr.. sIaa-
~, Deacoa Andres Cobb, Of Bridgton 20 Mrs.
Mary c Quincy u Denmark.
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O0lc. nfihr R.nnl,l;ran

"''''''
Chester, Delaware Co., Pa, JSk %. 1889
Tar S.rosIrIER, made by the PeaRsy lvania
Salt Manufacturing. Company. ! have u.el il
constantly in my family aad printing Office. ever
since il, fret Introduction to the pablo. and fad
!, an inv alOable article forihsPurpose. in, ended;
indeed, do not know how We could well get
alOsg without il. Very Trus Yours,
Y. :. WALTER.
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Real Estate, Store, Dwelling
House, &C., &c.
~ WATERFORD. MAINE

.
nN TUESDAY. AUGUST IN, lsdD ~ "
s'rt,ek. a,nn. willh. .pii ~ The highest
hi,Llsr. l,,ge aad osnlnl, heated .ilfr, nn The
main street ~ Waterford. a. b. p 2irrt lfnnt
,ad ~ Gst ~ j.plh ard D. iu ..-oi onau'a. With
horse .h-l ,ni oufi.iii.iings; ug'iI.r wuh tho
Lind 100 sr suI hsHngiug o. ihr same.
Al.a, imnls,iiai,i, sii-s ths l.H,r VIII %" sold
the dv,llng house i-l,Hgi1s o. ihis ,st'ir. " 70
2I.2 .,ofirs hi.h. With 80 ri'. 'uI sis1l'--'l ~
fspi rrptt--vith q ho- -iuirH, flpi shri a'i
other autlu,dtus.. The hlu.r rputiiHs t~~ lsf-
L,r., d,n,ag. rupn. Ohrr, ini .,,rn g1ui chan.
hrf.. Thee .. ais,ui upr srrr of lnt utich~i
,n the premises. Waterford ~ situated slslui "
tn,ls. flom pouhn.l. ani j. uns ut The m''' 'l-
tr,rtis- town. ~ New Engant and 30 'unis With
vii game ani the hkrs ,ni streams De ihr n'.
mediate usig hbHhopi ~dh picAgiri, perch and
trout.
The above property will b. prrcmp,or'ly sold to
the h. chest Bladder.
Do.lon. JAY 20. 1859.
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Farm fer Sale.

WILL be- soM cheap los cash, The i'rn ior.
w mel, o~ned by Sis,9u Fur"ng. sad
hui i. situate. IN the iowa ~ Gfr~nw"od' near
Go.asooi C,t,. 80 called. Whrfr there d. store
ind Pct Ofhcr. II .. .,tuairl s,ihi" al"ui Ia
or (, mile ~ a Gu.t mill, Cupboard. lsth 'nd
Shingls Mschine.. and ,houl ipur and unc'haf
nil. iron Wet Pa. RAILROAD station.
slid firm contains aluut 300 a,f's ~ .hndi 70
~sII watrrri. aad .v,t,hl, divided inio pssiufsgs
naS,ag .nd ullsse: .. good .oil and yrrN pro-
dusttts.
There o. good orchard, house, and good
barn; ai.a . ns,~t.tiihug veil 81 ~Htsf.
20, iuuhsf particulars tuguifs 81 ODE .ab-ctihrr
on the p,rmi.c. Bl.Nj. q. fAi'NLk'
Gfrenwopd. April ~, ls60. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

The Prince Of Wales has reached Quo.
bee. The youus eentlewvn has robu';
constitution to bear such = round Of fling
- has been poured upon him.
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c7S PER MONTH, anl expenses paid. I
- - Wish to employ as above Male anil fe-
male ageals 10 al paris u the oouaty, to intrO.
duoe the greatest invention Of the age. Patented
Jolly D., ls60. Apply 20 pefson OF address by nail
(immed,alsly, a. onls a limited number sill be
eugssed.) HOSEA B. CARTER,
ln'entor's Exchange, - Hanover 81,
Send stamps ior retaTn postage. BOSTON.
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q. F. LEONARD. A. D., Principal.
H.. y. HOWARD, Assistant.

BrnsnlRD GseuRdTL. Teacher Of Masic.
n, an Act of the Legislature. the Normal De.
ns,iment ~ ~ H. open To- fly scholars. Who shall
have satisfied the committee that ~ two terms
the, will have qualified themselve. 90 take shsTge
81 a public schoal. add shall have paid into the
,r,asury one dollar. Coz gentlemen, ani hhy cents
lor hd,es-ihe iormrf having the p'coedenee "a
III. Fall sad the latter IN the sp'ing term.
Hot 10 ordsr that the advantages of the school
NAV he available 10 all, luring bath terms. u viii
h. ice Of extra chsrgc. 10 all the Academical
student. Of the required proficiency.
In the Normal School, thorough insiructioa sill
4. given IN the common English ,iud-s. Lee
,srr. upon education add the best method. Of
teaching. will H. given durias the tern, b' the
Principal. b, Nc. Wesloa. the State sOperin,ea.
d.nt. aud oihc's.
A Teacher. Association wHl H. frned. Tor
Ji.en..ny auc.Ion. pertaining % the inieTr.l. 81
Conmoa Schools, 10 which teacher. not belong
Jog o. the ,chool afc iaviIed ~ participate.
The Acadrnc,l department will receive ~.
usual attention, from the Priocpll and compclsn,
ass,sisn,s.
Thi. School, commanding the view of the most
lraut,ful natural scenery oi the coaniy --al'ut
iweat, miaute. ride from oac Of the princiIal
.,al,aa. ~ the Gmsd Tfuak--lurnished With
plea.ant and convenient rooms, will not h,l 10
meet usa, 81 the wants ~ the teacher and .chol.
af-as.i.i,ng him 10 IL h-''lf 10 pcfioun the DO.
tie. Of HI. s1ocsl,on With sy.iem aai accuracy
that t-g,i. c"a6dcnoc.
There viii h. an examination II applicants Tor
the formal school. oa Saturday aad Monday
sspleml,er 1t ani 81, At "'c.ock, 4. VI, IN the
Acadsm,. TO wh,eh time applications will bc re-
csiyei.
Accommodation. can he secured by slOdeni.
fr iaarling themselves.
IIo,h in good hmil,e. can lc obtained too
Sl.55 10 s2.O0 psr week.
TuuIoN--Comuiun En-lish, 50 90
Higher $50
Language, lOp
Mus,c. 90 piano, 500
scholar. Will ~, ~ received f,r le.. THAI halt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

The democrats Of the second dis,ric, have
nominated c. Record, ior candidate for Rep.
rS,entA,iyc to Congress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24
STATE NORMAL SCH 00l
FOR OXFORD COUNTY.
PARIS HILL ACADEMY!

THE FIRST TERM Of the Normal School al
j PARIS liill, under III. patronage of the State,
viii commence oa Monday, september I'd,
IssO, anl oonlinae eleven weeks, uader the care
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I'REEDOM NOTICE. Thi. oolufs' gat |
II have ihi. day giSen my sou. suNsrR %.
f.RNus, hi. time Ia act snd 'iads isr himseh.
shall claim none Of hi, earnings nor pay any
debt. of his contracting siteg ~. date.
GILMAN ". FARNUM.
Attest; Dawn 4. FARSUs.
WOod.tock, March 81, ls6p. ~
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Bryant's Pond High School.

ID " ulll OiiA AAiNh SNhOSs'
nRNANT'S PnND. MI.
TUE Fall Term 81 thu. In.iiia,,on - 10 commerce
i on Monday. September 81, aud cout,auc II
wr.ks
rTccinnd Howe, Principal,
With .a,h assistant. o.. the school demands.
Mas. M,EI l.. How. Tcarhrs 81 Nu.ic.
Nc. Hose !. vel kaoen -, AZ experienced
snt ,urrr.siul TEACHER, aul the trustee. have Toll
,ouGtsnc, h. hs abilities. Nc. Hove vii give
Lr..,ns in secular OF sacred mas,c-oa thr riano
Ot Mslud,un.
TUtttoS-Comtnnn Eugli,h, $500
Higher 'ln.. J 80
Language, 100
ItruCh, extra, zoo
Mu,ic. extra. 80 90 Doe p l.s'.on'.
Iti. t-lev,d that Br,aat'. pnad sdo'is sups-
rior advantage. lof lligh School. Il aqs'st.
moral anl health, village. situated oa the Grand
Tnnk Railroad, The school roam o. the most
PLEASANT ~ the Couaiy. ani Will accommodate
kfgv nunl-r Of pupil.. B,iri Will h- inu'''hed
~ the Lsst hmib,s from - e. I 50 pc week.
Room. Gao T.. obtained on yrp reasonable terms,
b, thn.r " Nish o. bard themselves, sni thus
fs,sre the eNp.nss. Those Wishing 90 procure
bnati 90 fpnm. .h1uli arph rhd,. Particular
attention Will D. gi'rn 10 those pfrpiuug u
teach, and those hitiug 1f college. u - hoped
that al siil H. prr-rnt ~ The hegina'ng ui the
tenn. An exhibition ~tll BE- giNcn At the clpsc,
" desired
JOEL rERIlhM IT,, Secretary.
Brant's Pond. JulS y, lsbO. -
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Paris g. Bridgton Stage.

a STAGE cave. liridgton Cruife, from the
n Bs,Igtpn IIpu.,. dahl, 81 IL O'clock, n
", p...,ng ihfuush North nr,dgton, llauison
aud Norwly. conacgting With The car 10 rouih
PAR. Which arrive ~ Ppftl,nd 81 2u'clsck, IN.
Returning. leave. >outh ra'i. on the artiysl of
the rs train from Portland snd arrives en- Brids'
toa ~ ! o'clnck. 4. VI.
The alsNc stage runs 10 Ff,rhurg, huue'N',
Wednesday. ADD fr'd,'s. Ec'u'u' I~'d-i''
Thursday. and SATURDAYS.
D,wn tickei. IT, b. had nfihs diver up ickets
Tor IIani.on, BriIgtun and fD sbsfg, sold "a the
Grand Trunk Depot .Poulni.
81 J. ". FOWLER u yer
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NOTICE. Al person. are hereby 6b'id
~ hsrbpfins ~ trusting SaWu~i Bngh1m, aa
,usaAs psr,ou, undsf guardianship. 90 h,' w,ls;
of a. make any coatTart With him, NJ D. Sill II
III. EDWIN SANDERSON, Guardian.
S.edsn Jul, =, IsbO. 81
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Dry Goods & Groceries.

Add such other articles az are Usually Kept ia
VARIETY STORE.
WANTED, H. exchange for goods. EGGS.
WOOL. aad all other Kinds Of Couatp Produce.
JOSEPH PRAY.
A IL. PERSONS indebted To the firm Of Head
y 4 IIsmblen. or lismlen 4 plummer, are re-
qneste,l 10 settle the same with J. q. iiAMBLEN,
on Or before the first of setemhei next, who will
lie at hi. stoie. at Cenire Lowell, lor the above.
named purpose.
Cenue Lowell, Jolly i6. 1850.
ABEL IEALD,
J. q. HAMBLEN,
20 EDWIN PLUMMEk,
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Oxford Normal Institute!

Oxford Normal Institute!
SOUTH PARIS, NE.
TIE Fall Term otthis Institution vii commence
L on Monday, August %. lsoD. and oon-
linuc twelve weeks ,uadsT the charge 81
l.. NJ. PIERCE, A. b.,
With such assistant. =, the School may require.
The couise Of instruction will extend from The
slsmsntar brau,hes 10 Greek, laliu, French,
Ueunan and the Higher M,ihcmntio., Including
ell bunohrs u'u,lly iausat IN High schools aud
Academic.
The grrai aim 9th school will be- thorough
ness H. even department, aud 10 pains oa thu
part ol the Principal wall he spared to make THIS
q model school.
TrIrIoN.-Common English. $500
Higher English, 20
Languages, 400
No student taken fur less than half term.
Among the peculiar advantage. Of hi. school
please notice that SUuih Par. - one of the most
healthy, pleasant sni douri.hing village. IN out
State, benz easily accessible by railroad, While
~ expense. of The STUDENT, ior hoIrd, etc. are as
Low =. elsewhere
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a dbGas,H>e

ON THURSDAY. AUGUST "a. on road to
" PAR. iIiiI, a Lai's Dab Cloth Cspr. The
Gnder will h. rewarded 10y leaving 1t at Ms.r..
steven. L shurlef'. =, South Paris.
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FISHING TACKLE.
Medicines,

such q. Aver. sM.apa'ills. Aver. Chevy Pee
iorai. Ayers Csihariie Pills. wrigh's Indis"
Vegetable Pills, ksnned,'. Medical Discovery,
Dr. Chrk'. Po,eat Cherry syrup. Do~n's Hal.
samie EGsir. Week. Magic Compound. Davis
Pain Kil'es. L.a1ley's Bhis',. Cltk's Biusu,
F,.k'. Port VIM iiutsr., Brown'. Troehe,. A..
veil. Bitiers. Castor o., Olive OIL, Csmphor
Gum, Br,sn'. Palnonio Wars. Hair Dye, Mil.
Ter. Condition. Powder. fof horss,. BsTne,t's 60.
eo,ins for the hair. Burs.tt's Wash iof r.mo'ing
tau ADD ffeckle.. sc. Al.o the Celebrated Russia
saI,e. Dr. Gfsndin'. Excelsior sal'c. ind,sa Ad.
hr.isr .alse. Fly Psp-S and siryehninr lor MI.
Iios Flies, Bog. and Bears. Do. MsT,halP. Ca.
tarrh snud. With lots Of SHAVING \ TOILET
soar. french Periamey, L'on's kath'''on,
sp,liiag'. Rosemary, Csogae. by the Quart or
lees. Pure BEARS oil by the Qusu or le''.
Wood's Hair Restorative. oil. aud Esseness Of
Bstgsmot, Lemon. Chcckeri-rry, Peppermint.
kc., Gun Anbae, Spoages, Sc.
The aho'r goods have been purchased Tor cash
down. aud will H. sold 1t
.sNsnnV nDIHHlN
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Hebron Academy.

THE Fall Session vii continue t~rl's wc'L''
commencing Oh Monday, August 21th,
500.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-26
BOOK BINDERY,

TNHE subscriber having withdrawn from the Argus
building would respectfully inform the public that
he has removed his Plain and Fancy Bndery TO the North
Room OF the Wad House formerly occupied by the Post
Office, where he is prepared to bind all kinds Of
Books in the most approved and workmanlike manner
Having TO share my profits with second person fiat
ter myself that my prices will meet the satisfaction of the
public.
Thankful for the confidence reposed in nc and the pub
lie appreciation OF my work for the last two years
shall endeayOr in the future merit the continuance OF
public support.
Particular attention given to rcbindug Books All
work will be warranted. Terms, Cash.
re- Also, large assortment OF STATIONERY Of the
best quality at the lowest prices. Justices and Consta
ble's BLANKS, of all kinds.
PICTURE FRAMES. ronnd, square and oval and pic.
lures framed to order cheaper than known here.
JOHANN +. BENDER,
Towanda, Jan. IL, 1850. Bookbinder and Artist.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-26
CAUTIGN.

" To be, or not to be hat Is the question
Whether It's noblcr in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous opposition,
Or by taking up against Il OF printing ink,
And opposing, end them
HE proprietor Of the drGUs takes occasion in advcr
l. tsng his Bindery to indulge in uncalled for fling
about sort Of a concern, which is hoping deude
the public As have opened Bindery on my own &C
count the inference Is that if the public bring their
binding to me they in danger Of being defrauded
For two years have worked for Mr. PARSONS, and be
has taken great rans satisfy the public was the best
Binder in America the columns Of the ArguS viii
testify Has he been all that time deludnG the pub
cT II have been engaged in fraud he has been the
principal but refer to my work during that time
evidence that there has been no fraud practiced
Having served long apprenticeship at the Bindery
business, have resumed business here my own ac-
count as know OF nothing which prevents me from fol-
lowing legitimate and hawful calling for my support
shall endeavOr by good work and attention to my bust
TO give public satisfaction.
March l5. JOHANN F. BENDER Binder
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-26
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Stores 25 per ccnt. less than usYol for Cash,
or Grain at The highest amrket prices
Coal and Wood Cooking, Coal and Wood Parlor, Dining
Room Six Plate and Cylinder everbrought Northern
Pennsylvania Southern New York; all of which we
prepared to sell at wholesale retail at as low
rates and good TERMS be found this side of
NewYork, from the fact that all goods were bought
Of first hands and in full packages and large quantities
that gives advantage smaller purchasers and
Dry Goods dealers, that will enable to sell from 5 to
Is per cent less than any of them which advantage we
shall offer to any who will favor with call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
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 mistake the place to buy STOVES and HARD
WARE cheap-one door South Of Tracy Moore's, and
Powel's block on Main street. in the new Wood
Building, iettered GH0UeT.
Grain and Country Produce old Tron Brass Brittania
and Copper Dried Fruit of all kinds Feathers and Bees
wanted for goods.
10000 Sheep Pets wanted for which the highest price
n CASH will be paid.
RB- No credit given over four months and all hav-
ing accounts notes due had better call and pay
Immediately, if they wish To save cost.
Towanda October IS, 1855