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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-09

u.s. A significant announcement is made
in Washington dispatches, to the effect
that the War Department has ordered
stop to be put to the sales Of all manner
OF army transportation material. Though
large quantities of this necessary adjunct
Of military movements have already been
disposed of since the termination Of the re-
beliion, there is still considerable supply
remaining in possession of the government,
for which it would appear General Grant
and the Secretary think we may have use.
The statement of the National indebted
ness, as shown by the Treausury Depart
ment books on Tuesday last. the 3lst ult.,
was made public by Secretary McCnlloch
Thursday. From this it appears that the
total amount OF our national debt outStand-
ing is now two thousand and seven hun
dred and forty million eight hundred and
tiity-Iour thousand seven hundred and fifty
eight dollars, showing a reduction during
the past month Of a little over four mil
lions Of dollars. The total yearly interest
on the present debt is one hundred and thir-
ty-eght million nine hundred and thirty
eight thousand and seventy-eight dollars
Of which about siXty-seven and half mil
lions are payable in coin and about seven
ty-ole and quarter millions III legal ten
der notes. The amount of legal tender
notes in circulation has been reduced about
forty-four and half million of dollars since
the last monthly statement was made, it
being now about six hundred and thirty
three millions seven hundred and nine
thousand dollars There are now in the
treasury over sixty-eight millions of dol
! lars
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SUICIDE OF a MURDERER Levi L. Far
well, who was arrested in house in Reade
street, New York, on Thursday afternoon,
on charge of having murdered his mistress,
Harriet Wells, in Washington on last Mon
day, on Sunday was found dead in the cell
at the Police Headquarters in which he had
been confined over night. He had commit
ted suicide by breaking in two pieces the
tin plate on which his victuals had been
served to him, and opening the main artery
in the left arm with the sharp point of one
Of them, which resulted in his bleeding to
death
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-09

ABRAHAM LINcoLN's LOG CABIN.--A very
interesting relic is now exhibiting on Bos-
ton Common. 1t is the log cabin built in
Macon county, Ill, in the year 1880, and
in which the late President resided for two
years. Mr. Lincoln and his friend John
Hanks constructed this rude habitation
thirty-tive years ago by their joint labor
1t was removed from its original site by
Mr.. Hanks, who we may add, went with
Mr. Lincoln on his somewhat celebrated
flatboat excursion to New Orleans. The
log cabin is now attracting considerable
attention in Boston. 1t was for time on
exhibition in New York in an establish
ment having the reputation of containing
so many humbugs in the shape of woolley
horses, and so forth, that the people did
not credit its genuineness, and therefore
did not go to see it. Governor Oglesby, Of
Illinois, states the cabin now on exhibition
is the identical one built by Abraham Lin
coin, Thomas Lincoln and John Hanks.
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A GooD CHARACTER.-A good character is
to young man what firm foundation is
to the artist who proposes to erect build
ing on it; he can well build with safety,
and all who behold it with confidence in its
solidity-a helping hand will never be want
ed but let single part of this be defect
i've and you go on hazard, amidst doubt
ing and distrust, and ten to one it will tum-
bic down at last, and mingle all that was
built on it in ruin Without a good char
acter poverty is a curse with it, scarcely
an evil. Happiness can not exist where
good character is not All that is bright
in the hope of youth, all that is calm and
blissful in the sober scenes of life all that
is soothing in the vale Of years, centres in
and is derived from a good character
Therefore acquire this as the first and most
valuable good
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We are glad however, to note, that the
President is willing to make beginning
and to confer the right to vote upon por-
ton of the negroes. If the Southern States
show themselves liberal enough to concede
even this slight foothold to the negro, they
will find it much easier than otherwise to
get back into the Union.
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NEW GOODS
h

The undersigned having puyelc.53 ,ue pr
meIly owned uy b. L. Buck. Be4 J.. lE-tA. . ..
ing a store thereon. takes tai, opior.a-..r g..
ing 10 the public, that he he's returned
with a complete stock o. every thing nssa.. .,-.
country store ana OF the lc. ...g .''-
found in market which w-s ha.el. r#a'r
will; be sold for small p. A. as1, s
paw system to be to X Interest ii both D.. .a.
'0FStnlSr FsrnSrs pr,dns. taken in ex,ha nee 70. s
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Nem advertisements.

NASH PURCHASERS TAKE NOTICE
Oh yes the subscriber has again returned from Ne"
York having in the meantime selec cd with great care
a splendid assortment of NEW GOODS, well adapted
to the wants of ALL the od, the middle aged and the
Young, and at the same time not forgl ting the wee
bit OF ks that get up locomoon by creeping These
all have especially been ed for in the selection of the
stock He would tender his warmest thanks to a Il
his old friends and patrons for past tavors and respect
age.
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STANDARD PEAR AND PEACH TREES

All other fruit and ornamental trees to fill orders will
be obtained from Rochester Nursery high reputa
hon and furnished at the most favorable rates.
The subscriber will have several Assistant Agents
who will for orders We hope the citizens OF
our County viii favor us with liberal patronage. All
correspondence promptly attended TO.
Towanda, Oct 9, 1865, r. NJ WEIIES
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? Q " f L l. 4 co
Having accepted Agency for the sale this elebra
ted machine, respectfully invite an examination and
TT al of them by the ladies of this vicinity.
Possessing peculiar advantages over any other 70
family purposes wherever sold they give entire satsiac
ton TO the purchasers.
TOwanda Oct. 30 1863.
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DARE CHANCE FOR A BAPGsn
VALUABLE BOARDNG-HoU~E Ppopr,-..
FOR SALE.

The large Boarding House situated On tEa
Second and Pine SITS Iowanda, is now aHaras '--
at a bargain. The house has recently been H..
repaired, and is now very com fortably srr,i,..
Boarding house. From 25 10 3j hgarlers -
Accommodated, aHG any one who understand. ~.
good boaTdiug-house can readily secure ts.i NY
good prices. The loi is large, and good gg. -.'
tern and large number Of tlri.ty v..., s..
thereon The property is only Offered gr I'll. =. Pa
the present owners have no use for r.. ID nov ..-.
more than enough to pay 10 per cent On H..
asked for it. Terms to slit the purchaser .a
Enquire At the Post Office Or Bakery Tag.a1. ,
Oct o. 1865. .'t
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Tor SALE OF REASONABLE TEor
LAGLE HOTEL IN TOWAND4
FOX SALE


NALUABLE FARM FOR ~ILE-
farm known as the Charles White Fa4
il FRANKLIN township S for sale II gal.s.4-..
dred and Ihiry-twO acres over one hundred
improved. u j. one Q the best wateI,4 i-.l.-
county. aud is within seven miles Of Io.4a.4. f.
same are $50 good frame dwelling houses.
large tnaging been recently impIyyod). the
vel calculated .0r tenant house two frame
one 81 by a. feet. lugctheF with COW house, ,.
bearing excellent fruit, large number 0! pe
which have yielded fifty bushels during tie
season, also iIuit-bearlug grape vines. Tic
well adapted to grain and grass.
For further particulars inquire OF Adams < rs-
II Z, LNl,Et.N 49,
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ALSO AGENT FOR THE

AGENT FOR THE
CELEBRATED AMERICAN WATCH,
and has always on hand, good assortment If Swiss
Watches, with general assortment Of
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
Silver and Plated Ware of the BEST MANUFACTURE
EIlS. which will be sold at unusually low figures.
large variety of Clocks just received among which may
be found the Seth Thomas, which has no equal.
REPAIRING AND JOBBING,
done with neatness and Dispatch and warranted. TC
tho sc who can't see would say go to Chamberlans
and get pair of glasses that viii make you well
as ever Don't forget the shop, nearly opposite the
Court House. W A. CHAMBERLAIN.
Towanda, Nov. 6, 1865.
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Towauda, ct. "A, 1876.
L7ARN FOR SALE.-THE SCBeII

L7ARM FOR SALE.-THE SUB-.I-
1 offers tor sale farm situate N @u-.. 0..
miles rom TOwaHGa boro'. 1t contains ...-. y.
li0 Of which are in Il good state -. Ca..r.....
we. wlteiyd and is a first class oaiIy '....
portions oi IT are Se- adapted Il, g.4.a. a.
&c, a good dwelling house, large aaa "a.
township hasse barn corn mousse 1Luer r.. ...
and orchard.
oue fourth Of the purchase none. Wa. ....
timc o; sale, anu any reasonable e,a4., v... ~.
the residue. CLA-l--
Igwaula Oct. 4. 1865.
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Nem advertisements.

DIANOS, AMERICAN ORGANS AND
J. MELODfANS.
The undersigned most respectfully announces to he
citizens of Towanda and vicinity that he has purchased
the Music business of G. T. COLE and will hereafter
supply any of the above articles, together with
vIoLINs, GUITARS, ACCoRDIANs, STRINGS. &C,
on as good terms as they he had eswhere.
WA. CHAMBERLAIN.
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no BUILDERS-SEALED PROPOSALS
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE


Universally acknowledged to be the
BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE NOW IN USE.
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fruit Grrcs, 81.


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comprising the following leading and choice varieties
King Of IOu.pkias County, Uasmer, Baid1ru Bet
mont, Iafman Siceeting, Rorbmy Russot. Rhode Is
land Grecnings &c, and all the desirable kinds for
Summer and Fall use.
Also line assortment of select Cherries, Piams and
Pears, and fine assortment OF Bearing Grape Vines
The proprietor having removed to wilkes Barre and
established his nursery business there ma ke ii necessary
for him to close out at early day lis Towanda NuT
sery Stock.
He offers this choice stock OF superior fruit trees
at greatly reduced prcesseImg at from 2j To 50 per
cent cheaper than other nursery Of established rep
utaton.
n. I've wish ii o be part uiarly understood that
these Fruit Trees, OF very superior quality they
are Of unusually fine size, OF healthy growth, and en-
tirely free from all disease.
Rs- We prefer that those wishing to purchase should
visit the nGrseri and 90 el-ct their trees where
they will fnd reliable to wait upon them at all
times.
Price Of No. l. 4Dpe Trees, IN lots Of 30 trees and
upiraTds $50 per hundred. (Sgc0pd Class $40 10 50
per hundred, sod only 10 those lrho after hnH)
No Trees, in lots less than 80. > ceais each.
Price Of Chen 2, Pear and Phm Trees, and Grape
IiHes IN proportion.
DANIEL HARKINS, Proprietor.
III orders should be addressed to the General Agent
and viii be promptly attended to. His Office will be in
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L'ARM FOR SALE.--THl~ g.

L'ARM FOR SALE THIS nl
l. well known rs the Warner "ar4 ..
twp. on tie Sgsqucaanua river. r..a-..
Of IoTduda ana alJy4ls lands yi j. Ia.... .
Morgan. T.. CDylJ4aEl, L. Brown l-. ...-
farm contains ABOVE 200 acres, D. s,..ae. ....-
cleared. There is i dwelling house. ...
house. and a large orchard O, grated -..
watered with neTer-!aiIug springs . w...
which Is brought u the house. aua is E.
Il dairy farm. The dwelling house . b..
from lowaada Bridge. Persons I'D ..,.- .. ...
cheap Farm near 10 a County -.ya-.a
tu,a. #.uld do well TO view iL.- ...
positively sold at very low figure.
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All orders should be addressed to the General Agent
and viii be promptly attended lis Office will be in
Marsha Brothers Hardware Store.
r. i. WELLES. General gent.
TOwanda Sept % 1865.
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DARN FOR SALE.-m Wi.u.-'o.
A adjoining lands Of a. Ely aud Z. il
a mile from tie Sasquelanud liver ..-
from the canal, cont ius so acres, s.. ....
good Improvement. 4 good frame. ---
house : also 4 young orchard thereon.
inquire OF VI. u. Moody q, French. "-.
Ii lnEhamtoyu N.H
Oct. ., lSG5 1T
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

,itE,ER,Es or An OiD NAM Tho
bit maid aAt in her old arm chair, with
halt closed ewes aud pcnsive air; and
|withcu. blush on her maiden face,
I'LL into old Morpheus swcc, embrace,
phc dreamed tlas 4 hush md, kind and
etuc. her form to his si.le 90 fondly
drew, while in accents gentle, clear and
slow, he called the dea:rst name below.
~ lire was k.ndlci upon the hearh,
whilst the tea kettle sang merricr lay
than it had whistled for many . day.
N " light was difFused in the old maid a
mind, AZ she felt her loneliness nov dc.
part; the table was .pread, al clean
and v, and plates and s.u .ers and
chairs for two. (Here the poet kindly
pauaes for tbs "oll critters" bliaa.
But 70 resume } At last, As the du.ky
din twilight was fast giving place 10
the Ahades Of nigh, che REACHED her
arms for . sweet embrace, aud slas
alas /! found entity space. A from
her vision of bliss abe woke, and found
that her d,com had persisted and hr, Ike
she rose and sad, with . shad,e,ing
Sigh: oh would I had married in days
gone By !'-Dai,y Press.
a
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L. ~ N 0S1E
Apple Trees.

. have for sale At my nursery, 1t SPRING
~ LEN Tama County, \ quantity Of large
TOUR and i've years old apple trees, which |
will sell very cheap.
Those who wish TO raise apples at an early
DAY as possible. shoCld not fail to procure
some Of thees trees next fall. Taken up
with care and Immediately trsnsplanted
next FsIl, will ensure their growth the fol.
loving year
They are choice varieties Of grated stock
AL other nursery product. also for sale.
C. N. KNAPP.
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The Coulesslsns And Experience
or A NERVOUS INVALID.

Published for the benefit sad % esutioE
70 young men, and Others, Whs suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, Of Nan.
hood, &C., supplying . Tho same time TsE
MEANS Of SELE-CUlE. BY one Who has curcd
himsssf after undergoing eoRsidersbls
qusckery. BY enclosing post-psid address.
sed envelope, single copies may b had Of the
author.
NArnAx'Et AAYrAra, Esq, Brooklin, Kings
Ys31zly Copnty. Axw YORK.
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Eslrsay N0s0ca,

From the subscriber on tho 18th day OF
May, in Iowa township, Dubuque county.
sorrell marc, si.e years olAf kftesa hands
:ad,e.e inch high. s'ns white AeiS q p.
Of Nor hack, ssmall soAx On thA left side Of
her neck near the point Of hsr shoulder. left
hip knock d down. blood spavin on both hind
legs, and hal = h.,tsr ~ ghsn abe left, "a
shoes AL arou4l. 4
A liberal reward Will Ia pail to anybody
who wilftake up the same or will give in
formation about the same, 1t my Post Office
y Epworth, Dub county:
-. w fssqS LYON.
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~NERvOUs DEBILITY.
SEMINAL

A-NERvOUs DEBILITY, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, ETC., can b. cured BY ono Who
has really cured himself and hundreds Of
others, and wiz tell you aothing but the eyxfA
Address with stamp.
EDWARD H. TRAvER.
Lool Box, Boston Mass
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r E E v E s ,
Original, Genuine & Reliable
AWD "a O3QA
FOR the GROWTH BEAUTY 1 PRES
ERvATION Of THE HAIR.
Established 1860
Price Is Gents per Bottle
This pre- parati, can
show living evidences
ofits excellence
SEE
Photograph and read
certificate Of Mrs. VIM
Sutton--hair fee feet
and one inch in length
used Reeves Ambro-
STA about 20 months.
ALSO
Photograph and cer-
tifcate Of Mrs. L. N.
Ncil-haiS fire teef in
length the Am
brosia IL months.
Thousands are using
this preparation and
Offering riiling test.
ssoniat
These photographs, saken from life, have
been awarded 10 extend the know ledg. of
the merits OF II is wonderful discovery. HIM
d1e3s have seen these ladies ahj heard the
acts from their own:hps
MRS. M0xyyeOrx Texfinl Ous.s1
New York Dec. "a, 1863.
Know ing positively that:lseeves' Ambsosia
produced beautif, head Of hair for Mrs.
Lissie Shepherd, Of Brooklyn. N. r., was
induced, thereby, to use il thoroughly. nee.i
ed something for my hair it be,ng aho..
and thin had used one-half dozen bottles
when could plainly notice an increaxe IN
its lrnyth AMI beauty. An experience Of aboui
two years has proved a complete saccess Ny
hair il now, by measurements four Jeet An
inekes IN length nearly rea..hing TO the fioor
have allowed my photograph to procla IN
the merits OF REEvEs' .xRaOsIA to the world
Mrs. WALLACE +. MAXWELL.
ALL ENTERPRlalM0
Druggists have these Photo.
graphs
AND KEEP FOR SALE
Reeves A.mtros!a at IS c.s. yorDo...e.
Druggists vho may not have our preparation
wills for it--ifapplied to
Pr10C0plO Depot, O. F0ItOn 50
New York
v6n40m6
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Putnaum ClOthcs-wringcr.

The ONLY reliable self. Adjusting wringcr.
The frame being Of lion, thoroughly gal
vanixed, aLdanger from rust vemoVed. and the
liability to shrink, swell, split, &c. 10 una
voidable in wooden machines, is pcSentrd.
Nc thumb. serers or complicated .fdsteninys to
wear out or get out Of order II can be fastcn
ed firmly to the tub in single second:
wAkRAN TED WITH OR WITHOUT COG
WHEELS.
/. took the FIRST PREMIUM At Fifty Sew
en- State and Cbanty Fairs in 1868. and IL
,eithout an exception the best wringer ever made
Instead Of believing the statements 1t par.
ties interested in the sale Of other Wringers.
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Testit THOROUGHLY with ANY and ALL
others, aud II not entirely satisfactory, re-
turn il.
Il will wiring anything from thrsadto
bed quilt without alteration
Patented in the United States, England
Canada, and Australia Agents, wanted In
every town.
Putnam n.faetssing Co:
GENTLEMEN kMow from prdcf'ck '1peri-
ence that iron cell gaivaa,zed scifh zine ~in NOT
orii;ze or rust on particle. l can safely say,
after several years experience in the MANI
facture Of chain for chain pumps and eater
drawers, in which I have tested the afinity
Of Iro and zinc, that il the procees bs con.
do :ted properly, il 10 . perfect weld Of the
txo.
Nearly one year ago my family commenced
using one Of your Wringers. II now per-
forms ali its function. ~ we'll MS il did the
fret time il was used. and has become an in.
diepenaahle article with us. have closely
observed several other kinds If clothes wiring
err, the modus opersndi being different, try.
inR 10 produce the same results as he putnam
wringer, but in my judgment they have fail
ed. The Rtnam wringrr 10 az near p~.fsef ~
possible, and can chee.fuliy recommend it 10 Re
tie best in use.
respectfully veurs.
JNO. W. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many years experience in the galvanixing.
busiaese enable me 10 indOrse the above
statement in all particulars.
JNO. W. LEFFERTS,
No. loo Beekmann Street.
New York, January, 1864
No. !, $3.50, No. A. $3.50.
Manufactured and sold, Wholesale and re-
tail by
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. Is Plstt Street, New York, and Cleveland
Ohio.
sc. NORTHROP. Agent.
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- -->>D-A---~---
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINES;
Patented Feb. 18th. 1850.
Salesroom, $50 Broadway N. 7.
This Machine lie constructed on entirely
new principles Of mechanism, possessing
many rare and valuable improv ements, hav-
ing been examined BY the most profound ex.
pcrts and pronouL ced sin,plnity and perfection
combined.
II has straight needle, perpendicular ac-
hon, makes the Lock or shuttle stitch, which
viii neither Rp nor Rarel and is alike on boil
SIDES performs perfect sewing on every de.
scripticncf material from Leather to the fines.
Nansook muslin, with cotton, linen or silk
thread, from the coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither Cam nor Cog ~h.el and the
least possible friction, il runs 40 smooth As
glass, and is cmphatically
A NOisclcss Machine.
It requires Fifty per cent less power 10 drive
II than any other machine in market. A girl
twelve years Of age can work IL steadily, with
out fatigue or injury to health.
lts strength and Wonde.fal simpheisy OF en-
atrnction, render it almost impossible to get
ont Of order, and is Guaranteed By tho company
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire to supply themselves with superior
article :. al. IN" exar.i Sc this
UNHtvA LIED AcHlNE..
m. IN sno, especial manner do We solicit
the patronage Of
Nero ant TsAora,
Coach Makers,
Hoop Skirt manufacturers,
Shirt aud Rcsom makers
Vest and Pnntaloon makers,
Dress makers
Corset makers,
Gait .r filters,
Shoe binders.
RELIGIOUS AND cHARITABLE INsTIrU.
TIONs LITERALLY dealt with.
Price Of Machines Complete.
No Family machine NTH Hemmer S6n
No 2 Smal. Manufacturing With erte"sion table IS
No 8 Large Manufacturing mih rrttnsion table e5
No 3 Large Manufacturing, for Leather,
With Rolling Foot and OIL Cxp. 100
One half hour. Instructions is sufficient to
enable any person to work this machine to
their entir: satisfaction.
AGENTS WANTED for all Towns in III
United States, where agents arc mot already
esta blishe,l. Also, for Cuba, Mexico, Central
and South America, to whom . liberal dis
count will be given.
Terms, invariably cash on delivery.
TT Macarthur & Co.
$50 Broadway. New York Y,
vGn35ly