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Isvasisn Of Mckee.

Tho following passage from Mexican letter
In the New Orleans Crescent is significant,
'Ths most serious danger 81 present. impending
over Mexico, and which more nearly touches us
than any Other, ia the threatened irruption into this
seion Of the gsors uhieh Trds socs 10 b. collect
inJ on the Rio Grdade We could calmly observe
tie spprosch OF ten thousand Uoited States sol-
ditrs, for they are under bonds 70 keep the psacs
q nations and beaidss, they are men who have no
thinking snd plating 70 d, for thsnsslyss /; but
o,e thoussId Texsna . far different mst,er
They are all thinkers, and most OF .hsm ,aks .hs
liberty Of actog for themselves They all coA,idsr
y their destiny 70 conqusf Mexico, and whene yer
they are near this border thsy are esItain 70 be
planning txpsdtons 70 extend the area OF freedom.
wsars fsly aware Of thiA trait In ths Tex an char
acter, and the authorities here ara NO, only alsr med
at The approsch OF the Tsxss forces, bui they are
making active 81 rts b provide sganst the danger.
The Goyanor Of Tsmaulipss has asked the Prssi,
cent 81 the Republic for large force 10 DO placed
On this frontier % army Of obseI Walton, and We
are looking for ths arrival OF considerable detich-
mtntA Of Boldiefs 10 meet the emergency"
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lOoKhs " hih i'' 'heir o"s Aoi'ny " sAna ns
ssfn' which had o'er'aken ALL In these p.oic
I smse.vss ard hiding till the ,empss, should blow
o,sr. lie knew how the world would look on, mi
nv, Aha lin. mn h. bsw,d q, a sor giving era.
- E,,-I. -, 4. LI.. 80, ,h.;-L.,,
,n P,op,o s'', ~ nm 'a .n A''a
on iin' III ossPs'' 'aAkao.1-.S,nR, +" "''y 'ep.
though they would see but an itsh oil ishsway-L'rd
l bel We and srw' In Thes-HeP Tsou me. Tns
prayer which followed will be lorg remembered,
Aaaoers 10 Prdyer. "A letter was re nj from
a per,on wing in the s,s,s of North Carolina Tas
,rS.,.no. ., ,hich 30. ,h., .on. ,m. 400 An.
'u.''', " w. - 80 - 81 n'
"r"er ASKED f'Ayer 'o' young n''n, "ho was aP
paTeasly very near the grave ys'' shs nearer he
drew 70 eternity, the more hardened he became.
About the time the request Nigh. have
reached the meeting there was . grea, change Ia
,sis ,oun. man. ia uddsnlv.b,c,m. o,ar ,bsln.
Al bv . ssr.e af Al, n. had no< so .ss, him.
.., 80. ia "a ,.., hi. n.a a, sh,t.,
sou oeio,s. he wss Iea 70 se. h' "'eu .. oo'"''
Aha an nun no SON iouhu p~'o apa ny o. s""
was The change In his mlnd that Prodased
corresponding change in the body-ant now the
young mlu Is recovering. Ii, says he only wishes
" live that he may do some COED, And g,orify the
savior. who has had .ueb marcy ON him
How To EAT TuA,KyurIy.--Tbs l,ts Raw
R.U.s usod N ,ei.te for m. .ncours ,.n,.r,
o iSs noor su con az 81 SV ,bo s"I ,,a. a3 ns.
ence n ithe 0lnav Thrsshs, ia "a. nm
oISo % nroo''ro o an?,L;n, ho,,or ,ar I,' hso.L
saa, ~ y, v,s %r..d and a,sr ~ ..Ru, ia
hs ,Imv hasr ~onid not s"Smit IN III. moor
nre n after ,ps,,ina ,ha mat,sr ov.p r;th LII
myself and nravips 10 The InrJ 10 strsneshsn
me, / resolved 10 pSpish NV stomach bS &HT
inc at nv Thrash nc iii I Hacan,a SnngfySX
thankful, and then between II and ~ O'clock
! should enjoy nv breakfast, and bless tho
Lord for my barlcy.bread and water 7"
tn, PACu,c Ia, ..n. b,v. . non,,.,ion n,
s.arcalv three tbonsand soui, ,pd os tbaso
nearly half of the sdults ar. in fellovsbin nitb
the Church of Christ ana re.r,v .no,bsr ,hi,J
consisting Of the iuveniis cl.sss. are recsixin1
useful and religious instruction In the schools.
The contributions Of tho islanders for the Cos
pei, last year, amounted to flS6; and tho
has exces ded two hundred.
J,r..N,ss,o.s writer in tha (,Ir;.,;,a
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Desestic Markets.


Asus-Are seady II IS 20 for pos and - slS
for pearls.
BnrApsrur~ The mArke, for State and West
srn flour is little more active, but price, are With
out maseriAlc hange.
TIE sass are 100 bsls ., IS loAsb IS for supsr-
hns State; So 22HsS5 % for extra Stats; 81 l0s
$5 ID for hns Michigan, IadiAna, Ohio, Iowa,
&C., and - 2oa$0 40 for ezra do, insluding ship
ping brands Of round hoop OHIO, 81 IS ooA$o GO,
and trade brsnds Of do. 81 is 70Is7,
Southern Flour ID steady and In moderate re-
qusst; sales 1890 bbls at 81 D5a5 10 for supHhus
BIltimore 81 T5iC 30 for extra do; o. 90 for Brsn-
dywiAe; 81 46se 90 for GEORGETOWN; 80 2oa$T 30 for
PstsrtbuTg City; 90 l0sI 2SfIr Richmond Cisy.
Canadian Flour Is huner, and In fair demand.
with sales Of 40 bbls - BsS 10 for the range Of
extra brands.
Rys Plour Is dull and selling slowly q, So soA
4 10 for the range Of hns aad super fas.
Corn Meal is dull and d. opoing; We quote Jersey
slG.
Corn Is rather frnar, with . fair Inquiry for az
port and the trade sales OF 10000 bushes q 81
old mixed Western In store 6sAc for do. dtliver-
Cd. and G2 Csc for nsw do, a The rAtlrosd depot.
Wheat 10 quite hrn, with . fair export demand ;
salss 80 600 bushels at 81 45 for fair white stsrn;
81 co for choice whiss NJ ,ChigAn 81 25 for Mll-
waukes 81 10 for choice Spring, And Sl 26 for
white Canada.
Rye Is dull al G3 . &c.
Barley Is quiet and steady, At TaasOc.
Bailey Malt IL In demand AZ sbA90c.
Oats are steady and In mo lar ate rsqu.s ~ 80
B2c for S1utharpi 9la32c for Jersey, Delaware aud
PsDDsyl yAnia; 83.3tkc for State, and 52k 49,
for Western sud .nSdisn.
wHsKpr-Is dull and heavy, with sales Of 90
Ibis, Al lIkc.
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III nrsrpHrcE or LADY OrwAv Bnsorcul
| EnRiahd, was entered By thieves vko 49,
rom nsr isdyship's finger, Wills shs saspe. .
| 1so,e ss 1on % diamond ring. AltogetAsr sSsus
1Hy LATE MRS. 0oBE was the daurht~v n
Mr.. MooDr, wine merchant, and hsr ma
name remained always In doubt amone -
best friends. She inherited Q fortuns ffcu q
cousin Of her mother, and this, rather thaa -
proceeds Of her pen, enabled her to live ameav
and easily to the last Of her esys.
THE EsaLIss FINANCIAL YEAa 70 sksss
months behind the rest Of the world, not 49,
menc'ng I'll The 9th Of prl, Old Style In -
cordancs with an ancient custom Of reckoain~
tho new year tn com nonce on the 25th OF NJ srcS.
Tho Christmas tivid, nj are, fR this reassaL
not consid, Ion pay shle for II days sf ,er. Res
sia still adhecs to the Old Style throughost.
A urGE CANNON BALL is nov being made e
the Anes cOmpany's estabi LmeDt at ChicopeA
Which will veilh iI0 pounds when complots6
H. Is conlcal, shaped like those Of tho Jsa0
lIn, and packed with lead In the same man-
ncr. II Is only pattern from which qsor
tity OF ball, are TO bo cast.
IrR Runaway BARK, Messengce BIZ
reported as having eloped from kio JansasS
river Euphrates, In August, but called ~
Margaret Jane; the csptain had sold his cssvs
Of coffee, and was about disposing Of his 40
IL Is said that she is nov. sailing under Tub
nh eoiors.
PIRATrs IN THE BAHAMAs.-A ship iada
with coffee was lately ran ashore ncsr Mse-
thew Town, in leaky condition and after-
wards burned. magistrate visited the -
and found three augur holes In the bottsaS
which, In connection with the fact Of saIvaGs
being @ttlcd Ivy mutual dgreemest betwsss tks
captain and salvors for 80 FER cent, aeoeuata
for the milk in tho cocoa nut.
A LETTER FROM MEssIsA s,ys that w.,
the aut ha, IA tiae Of, h,, nj, .
from General CAIprSi announcing the fsll 4
Gaeta, and a clause in the treaty ,mpIyisa -
surrendcr Of the fortress Of Messina TO III. pa
montese, the pcopls manifested their iov -
shouts and cries General CnAnnERA, IN an
sw,r TO tho demands of tho people, said ~
he had invited tho command ant 20 yield In -
name Of Italy and yrcroR EMASuEi. and tksx
he rcfu cd The crowd Instantly raised frsaNo
cries Of :" Force them force them Death 10
the foreigners Italy for ever !"
Tup srpA,ar.r spx,xp.. os ,h. ioxH
cls,. OF bumnni,y arc the Doko, whc in
,mong the moist warm bamhoo .oods 4. -
south Of Kafr. aud Susa Afric. fcniv ~
fest high, OF a dark div. eolor' ssyaS, -
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THE NEW YORK SUN
THURSDAY MORNING, NAB. 2i, 1854
Oar New Blisisssrs 70 Esssasd, Pisscc q,

itsj,. "
Th. r.,.;,. ~, H.. ,,o ,,u,x;, III,
y W Wv" '.0 'o'V"ns Wv
ErsPhicai sketches OF the new American Minis
ters to three OF the principal courts Of Europe
CHARLES FRAxcis ApAus tho nav Mipi,,,r
TO England comes Of n family cninent in
American history. The qr.ndson of the ssc-
limited S,a,es And bimsolf benor NV novn in
Am,rican nrlitics ba viii he wslc nwed abro,J
as = WORTHY rerrescnta,iye o, our roysrnmcnt, ,
NJ, 49,. -, -. :. 4, -. p ,sn- ~
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Ini. n In Narih CaralIna.

The Raleigh IN. c. Standard has this plra.
graph:
"The truth II, the tnlon.ts In the late campSien n
triumphed al ks over Treason, pa sion, fraud ana
al-shoo1, sud u may bo, British gold. The people,
on ,he 2'th Of fohruaty, dealt the COnspirat1rs
rights, the interests ard the safety Of North Gro-
lima, mortal blow. TIE bssS Of daunion was
wouI ded unto death, but ho still has power % he
writhts In his final agoay. LS US fash him. J. u
tu bers cf their posce. LII the good work Of crush
ing out ths Ysnceyits go on. LIT then attempt,
II they dare, to insugurste q revolution in North
CAolna. The psople have spoken. and u bsco mes
conspirs stors 10 hide their heads. when the eagle
IL abroad let the bs,s and owls retire " tn sir
hol,sn
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Don't like Secossiss.
yau ntlaana T,us n.II,, ..ya.

The New Orleans True Delta says
I'is not without reason the faithful Democracy
of fLouisisnA sis daily moro and more dsploring
the success Of the hsfsrioW schomss Of uaprin-
cipltd ofhcs-s oldsrs and corruN politicians, who,
throxgh the jusgles Of . Convention, deliberately
ADD hithlesaly diuegsrdsd the popular wish and
attached she Stale W the oar OF the provisional
Of shs distspt ,bunS ar are nal Ins thsmss yes dis
tincty heard and II s not In Louisiana alone, but
In all the othsr States prtcptased bindly iats rsvo
l.sion, - well, shssdisconssni, dlsappoinsmsns and
lpi1Y.
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tn alag legislative Acts.

The state Of New jersey received, last year,
$1,000 for private acts passed by tho Lesisla-
ture. In short no act can DO obtained from the
office Of tho Secretary Of State without the pay.
ment of fee. Thus New Jersey raises reve-
nue. Ly methods undreamt Of in most other
states.-IAR. Gdzstte.
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Bcrh. :. the New York Cu..om House.

Among the numerous applications for office
sent TO our representative in Congress- was
one from clcrr, m,n, asking his influence 10
obtain q clerkship in tho New York Custom
House for his son, youth he "had never had
occasion TO punish, and never know Of his be-
ing guilty OF fslsehood !" to which applica-
tion Mr.. SEDGwICK wrote tho following CAPT.
tai reply,
'sYRAousH, March, 1861.
'Rrv. Ma r -: Ny D.ar Sir II y,u havs
goa son who won't lie nor sseal, don'L for q ,d's
,sks, put him In the New York Custom Houss. lie
would soon lose those qualities thcre and get 9TH
habits not half m virtuous. Stlll, N you are In
cned 70 put temptation In his way, instead Of be-
ing careful and pray eful that IL may bs removed
nom him, will give him . letter, provided any
friend Of mine 10 app,ipted ll,ctor.
"Vsry truly your friend, and the friend Of the
boy G D sspdwIsx.
--SUacuss Journal.
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GROCERIES.
AT TEE CHEAPEST STORE

In THE WORLD.
70 PER esnt saved, The greatest bargains sver orr
ed. Sloo.or0 worth Of sroc iries wfno., teas, nouI
and proiions, are nsy being sold at auctiou prices.
Thee facts 10 which Thousands eau testify. Olive
call and you also will Be sstisfed that tbs Ia th.
paoe 70 buy tsas, fsur-sa 81, 80 oo-froceries aas
gssds from THOMAS X. AGkEW,
No. 200 Greenwich q and 80 Murray q, " =.
Goods delivered free In the city. nhs t4As'lrt
GOOD BUTTER Is HARD TO GET-BUT
~ you can always find It at suERWOODS5, 4T2
Third ave- Bath t lGc, l5c 10 2Gc best 22c TO 2ic
Lisht fined no oeats bA fns green aud bao
teas 4s cents ~ Per cent savod on sugars tes coss
hsur and butter. 9O,1404
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ALABoK TREE spPPosED TO be over seven
centuries old near ,be city OF Mexico, is said to
have been struck by lightning more than 200
times.
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SAVINGS BANKS.
OFFICIALlAND LEGAL.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-
Arm once sIistinS bstsssn the undsrsiSned. Tndss
By mutual consnt on the ear Of January iast party,
r. I. ~ " ass s. md a. lsbiIJti; Sas ~
Z :st.sItssd e s:stis .sll ei.lm. 8. =. HEsssG
koPB' ID. J. KING. March 10, 1901. 1S99i,s
NOTICE IS HEREBY ,GIvKN-rHAT
~ the eopsrtnership heretofore sIi.tias bst .sen
FREDERICk q. HUNT and JANIS RUSSELI.,
ssT 6ss: az s:ns sus 4:
eonssni bs buslns.s Of he late arm Viii be cisssd
" By FREbERiCk M p III &HuET, sho 4 sathssizsd
:siios Law, No 70 Psri Row, New Yort, who're can
be seen the books Of the late firm, and where ali
counts be settled. Hayins dlsposed OF our entire
stosh IN trade e JOSEPH o HUNT, whs sacesed, Us
.ns patrons. FREDERICK q. HUIr, JAMES RUS
bEIlA 191s3,a
SEALfD PROPOSALS WILL bR RE
+. oss. ssiy:S a x ses ses 4 =. is Wsrd :.
az q tS.sa Sssss SssA ssss. z. :as snsesiss ss
pa f.u :tSssv.s aS s;stss%s snS .ssi iS Sad.s
a tbs oios o. ths Sapsrassnde.s ~ snns ssn p
Buildings Of the Board Of nduostisa no AZ S SeuSc'
sIeet- PrePcssl, shesM b. addresssl scSocl y.
a The oentrse VII = s.sss 4. oS~s SssGsis Sissr rs: e
tns squsL 70 the leve respsalbls blddes, cffsriaS
.t.f.otory surstio., though TIE sehse eesss q IT,
ss:si sSsss issssz iss iSs Isss ia.s, =, : - z
- yAnH HsCKHAh'
Si%u ADDS. JA0xSo0.
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HORSE AND WAGON FOR SALE-A
IA srey hor-s And shels.on Wagon; sorse 10 hsnd.,
year. old PAGES In 2 ~, trots In $50, IL hind an
sound In every respect suitable for doctor bstchcr
or could make sood sAAS.e horss. Inquire at 81
James st. 1v1bG
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uORSES FOR SALE-5 ii )RSES JUST
II from the country, from OF, years old; from
10 70 lG hands high pen, built it for coal carts
prss. WAGONS ,groceriss, ice wagons, o. any down
horss& Issuire al 54i Canal q, NY l9,255,s
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IIORSEs AND CARTS FOR sALE-Two
II horres and Cart, suitable for Aay kidd Of bu,i
the ho.ses are s,nnd and hnd, and the e.rts bn
and I'D ayea. l9,l03,3
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uORsES FOR SALH-A PAIR OF BAY
hcrrer from the oNuntry, viii be sold tNsether
-epcIat", bou, 10 hAnds hlh, 70 year. I'd vim
ie sold cheap or Ichanssd tr smallsr ones ht Toe
trueh cart, wagons, or any budsesu vnrrartd sound
And iind In ali hSruOs. Insuire 2O3 drani .tIst,
MY. 19,lPtS
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HORSES FOR SALE-12 SOUND YOUNG
Il hsr~rs lust from the country, At for down towa
oartmep, trucks or any kind OF heavy work Can be
seen at IL Leroy d, bet Bedford and Blceckd
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10 LEE.

"A ments 10 lst.-The sseoaA stsry, frsst a-A beok
rceu. bsdrsoms and fr,nt basesneut |; rcet siI {;
only one ether family IN the heuss Ne f1s xsser q
ncor rent sue v usalL ssasssa fAnii,, "a, A,srv
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ARTICLEa FOE sALas

RRAtDING MACHINES, &c. FOR SALE
~ ~ bra.diss mschinca, viuAns. spcslins, -
-: inquire ed CliRsTIAr sohwARz, or. fi-S
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HORSES FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-Io
lyouns hnrse. Just from Csuada Wet, from l4S 70
lbS hands hbh, and frsm 70 years old, all sound
fon 4 lS1tT,6
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L eeain price stbO-a naSnifoent rosewood oct ave
Lisns fodt orinal Price $3.50 ass several rosewood
vs s pianSfsss :n aSI h. rTGn e eo'' tse state
Judge LEONARD, suprsns Ceurt. Apply sss B,.sr,.
JOHN MCDONALD, Bee. 9QlH3
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BUREAUS FOR SAILS DOZEN CON-
- mon boresnA b, A. wIEDyRHAI.D, corner Of
Busb.ich syepuS and furst strsst usar Br ,.t-sy,
btsoAbu, n d. lq,io,6
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uORSES FOR SAILS VALUABLE,
"A sound, vcun, posybuilt fast- .lkins horses s.s
sp'.ndid lsu priced hots.; Suitable for farm work
coal yard. near Canal 10,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
Extraordinary Inducements
TO TIE BUYERS OF
AND CHAIRS.

FsE7sFTEsssA HAVING greatly increased my former
Ess4sssssSsa stock of Cabinet Ware and Chairs am
~ 81 determined to dispose of these accumua
tions rapidly and with that design offer all articles at
unprecedented low prices. FOR Cash.
Good Sofas at SIC to $50, fine Cane Seat Chairs IS cts
each, nice Betstead for 20 shillings.
have now more than GO different patterns Of Chairs
Bureaus, Desks for the farmer or merchant Looking
Glasses, Looking glass Plates Portrait and Picture frames
Of gilt, Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut corner 20
patterns of Stands extension dining, tea and work Ia
bes Hall Stands, and in fact anything that be foInd
in city Ware house.
large assortment Of ready-made Corins, with good
Hearse ready, at all times.
Purchasers II be sure TO find the right place, south
side of the public square, door east OF Monanyes
Towanda. Dec |, 1859. CHESTER WELLS.
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New Fall and Winter Goods
At
Vim. A. RockWell's

COMPRISING the cheapest and handsoroest lSt 0. },
< Goods ever Offered in this market.
DRESS GOODS-Merino Prints, Gnghsms. Rsgs
Chgue Mohairs Canton Cloths. Grcricc dc Lame, II
ured C0burg~ Morta Cloth. Plain 2nd Printed Thin.
Hamilton Manchester and Wool dc LaineS. FisFrd 10
veans Poll &c Cheyres, Black Plaid Figured AarSlil
Go dc kline Silks, u
SHAWLS-Brochc Bay State, Chenille. G'c'r- ri
Gcatemcns Shaw.s, Ladies' scarfs, Cioakings 90. L.
sells, II -
ROCKWEILS.
ENGROInERIES. Lares. Edgings Dimtr 3Mi'
Wells. Coiiures, Rbbons Nevets Bgnnets and FisEu,
at RDChN ELL >.
kNITGOODS, Ladies and Children, lloods, Naag
CLidleus Sacks. MautieS aud Socks, It
R0CKWELL'S.
GEETLENEN'S GOODS-CIothsC Cas,imrres Sair
Jeans D,uims SuspcudcrS, Crayar- Collars. Sht
Shirt Bo,oulS Drawers and Cnde. shirts Hats, N
Jaw - ''''- ~ R0CKwELL's.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Curtain nranr
on Cloths Furnitur" Prints. TIakinE Paper Hang
Window Shades, Bed aud Table Spreads, ~
EOCkWELL-
. sHEETlNGS, shirtinEs, Jaquered and Semen
Diap.r, Damask Table Cloths ani Napkins, ::
ROCkWELL'S.
YANKEE NOTIONS. Combs Ba;tons, BTas
Threads, Stationery Pins, Needles. Hooks '7, tS
Looking GLASSES, Percussion Caps, Beads, BU-.N t7
Forks and Spoons, Crochet Needles. ku't1; aa
ZeYhyrs, Scotland Wool and Scutch Yarns, :.
ROCKWELL'S.
CROCKEPY, Hardware. Glass, Sash, Ok. P;it
Nails Putty burning Fluid, CampheHc kero,as holE
cuwale, Bird Cages, Boots. Shoe, AID Lca.-s.ii
ROCkWELL'S.
GROCERIES-The best Crushed and n re-sed l0a'
Brown and Coffee Sugars. Back and D.een les' s3.
and Rio Coffee. Chocolate, Syup., MnaN'e,' I'."' I
Spices Indigo, Starch Soap Crackers Sa.arao, wa.
Tartar ana every ythug else in the line WIZ ue '----
RUCkWELL'S.
/ ALSO-FTcsh Ground CayuEl Plaster, Il
( ROCKWELL'S.
MANY thanks for the liberal encouragement si1f'
extended r, and we shall eudraIoI To conlilar ~
satisfaction 10 all our customers, old and ncw.,,
WILLIAM A. rockwell.
No. /, PattOns BED
/ Towanda. October Is, 1860.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
EYAMINING COMNITTEE.
La Il VIZ I4NU NNTNIII I LII
Hon. SHERMAN Y. PuELrs WILLIAM r. OsBuRN I
TRACY L. MORGAN, Esq.


Tracy Il. MORGAN, Esq.
The object of this College !, to afford o all an oppor
tunity of obtaining thorough Business Education.
The Books and forms are carefully arranged by pIacu
cal accountants expressly tor this Institution, anl en-
brare all the recent improvements.
The course OF Instruction comprises every department
of business. The learner will be thoroughly taught the
science and practice OF Double Entry housekeeping j.
amed to the following kinds OF business, VIZ 30 eueia
Merchandising. Manufacturing, Banking, C9mmlaSlon
Steamboating. Ear0adug, Forwarding tTeiShinS, For
Ladies Department entirely separate from that of the
Students can enter College any time and receive in
diyidua instruction. BY this arrangement every student
is permitted to progress rapidly his enterprise and
ability will permit. and when Thought perfect and com
petent will receive Diploma which will enable him to
review at pleasure.
Time 10 complete the course from Six to Twelve Weeks.
No vacations Board 81 and $3.50 per week. Assistance
rendered TO Graduates in procuring situations.
TEEMS:
For Bool.Keeping full accountants course including
Practical Penmanship, Commercial Computations and
Dpforna.-( Time unmited) .........-........$3 $35 90
Same course for Laics, Separate apartmen 20 90
penmanshp and Arithmetic. 10 0O
Teachers course in Penmanship, practical and
namentlI. 80 90
Twelve lessons in Practical Penmanship 90
a- Occasional classes will be formed in Photography
For further particular send for circular.
Bnghamton, March IS, lS60.-ly4l.
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1zNGEANETo1J, ~. =.

Rooms open tOr Instruction, NON , :. Y 10 ,. 7. u
FACULTY,
". LOWELL principal, Professor Of the Science Of
Accounts Practical Accountant, Author oi Lowc,i'N
Treatise upon Bookkeeping, Diagrams illustrating the
same, -.
JOHN RANKIN, Commercial Accountant, Professor Of
look Keeping and Practical Mathematics.
\. ). WARNER, Professor OF Practical and Ornamental
Penmanship, Commercial Calculations and COuespon-
ltnCc.
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GOING EAST.

Night Express (both ways) Express Freight and Fast
Freight going west and Fast Freight going east run
every day. Night Express OF Sundays, only to FL
mira. The S.0j p. NJ. Mail runs only to Emira The
SAP 4. NJ Mail runs through TO Dunkrk. The 420 p NJ
Mail runs only to Binghamt0n.
CHARLES AINOT General SUP
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
A CARD.

THE present depressed state OF , 'ns =, 3,
Il Market having had the effect to pace ,D', NM. =
Goods within the reach ot Cash bayS'E, q. u a. m
prices han heretofore the undersigned ues, ,,ia
tce that he has availed himself OF TINS IT,, ~ 81
large extent within the past ten 0ays ana - leo ~
ed in this market ,,,, rOVri.
Pee, 10 ls53, .'9rl
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BATTING SALOON,

where everything in the line viii be served out 10 thos
who may favor him with call.
Thankful tor past favors he respectfully socts
tinuance OF the HENRY \. BURBANK.
Towanda, March 5, 1861.