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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
THE OLD AND EsTABLISHED II
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET Co.,
So well and iavorably known to the Public as the
MN. FALLS LINE,
Are now Running their Fayorite Steamers
500 'I lou ISIAN A,
l-.. CAPT. dE0. W. RUSSELL;
ADELAIDE, .......
CAPT. JAMES CANNON;
.t.a G EOR G f. A n A t.i.t
CAPT. p. PIAR SON. l.y
They cave the Government Wharf, Norfolk, daily a.
80 o'clock, and High street Wharf, Portsmouth, at
o'clock +. W., for Baltimore, touching at Old Point.
These Steamers carry the u. Mail and Adams Express
Freight and for freight and passenger accommodations,
are unsurpassed.
Passengers taking these Steamers arrive in Baltimore in
time with the early trains to Washington and
ali points North and West.
Through tickets can be procured on these Steamers for
Washington, Philadelphia, New York. and all points
North and West
Baggage checked to all points free of charge, and spe
cial attention given TO their delivery.
These Steamers in connection with the celebrated
Steamers THOMAS C0LLYER and NJ. MARTIN, of the
Norfolk and Richmond Line.
Any information desired will be cheerully given by the
Clerks of the Steamers application TO the office
the Company in Norfolk =
Isa- be sure to inquire for the FALLS LINE. ..
TII0S II. WEBB, Agent.
aup1D-tf Norfolk Va .
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PL-AI NJ,
EANGY ANN NRNANEfsNlST AZ,

that was yercoleced in Virginia, and our facilities for do
ing work of all kinds and in all coors and forms, from
the largest and most varied Poster TO the smallest mos
tasteful and beautiful Visiting Card, are unequaed--
Oar workmen masters in their art and for beauty
design and elegance of execution, stand without rivals
all that types, anl INK and skill aud taste can accom-
psl. they perform in manner to give complete
satisfaction 10 the most ftidous. We say this in nc
spirit Of vain boastluneE, Int assert il merely as aim
pie fact that will he amply established by an examination
of the specimens they have produced of their handiwork
and which can he everywhereas there are to be
found scattered far and near Throughout the States Of
Virginia and North Carolina abundant samples of their
Incompatible workmanship bearing the impress of me
ehauieal excellence and artistic beauty.
The Office is perfect and complete in all its appoint
mcntswiih the latest improved Presses for printing
Hanbis and Cards, and with efficient and experienced
puters there is work in any neof the business that
cannot perform in satisfactory style.
The facilities afforded by the BEST AND --LATEST
IMPROVED MACHINERY, will also enable to fur
nish work at great reduction from former prices
in Norfolk, rendering it unnecessary, either ON ac-
count of mechanical execution price for any to send
their orders away TO have them filed.
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TERMS OF ADvERH
THE NORFOLK !

Offers the best terms to ADvEnTrsss sasus Ls,.s ii
always correspond with the general sdvastlsng rss Ia
other cities
TWELVE LINES or less will constitute a'squGs.
For single insertion per square ONE DOLLAR will be
charged, and for each subsequent insertion TWENTY
FIVE CENTS. he ... .l.'tl..'.
Merchants, Auetoneers and all others who advsrs
regularly and occupy oneourh ola column or more can
make special terms and will receive liberal deduction
Business Cards. DOLLARS per month or Fifty DOE
LARS per year.
All transient advertisements payable in adyance-ai
Others monthly. ......l.. ...fI .TLf
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The TABLES supplied with every luxury the mar
kets Afford and equal to irstcass hotel lare and not
witstandng the superior advantages offered to the pub
lie in point of elegance comfort safety and Speed the
fares low as by any other line
They connect with the elegant New Line OF Steamers
for Newbern, Edenon, Plymouth and all other Joints
in North Carolina. ,t4l ft.' ...tt .EAl -
Passengers transferred to and from all depots and bag
gage handled free of charge.
They navigate the Jamesrver entirelyn the day. thus
aTordng passengers time for seeing tho fortiheaons,
Dutch Gap and other obects of interest. 20
EXCURSION TICKET to Baltimore and Richmond at
reduced rates.
of the superb and fast Steamers of the Hudson
river TO run the James river, and intend to make
their Line the permanent institution OF Norfolk and,
grateful for the very large share of patronage they
have already received, request continuance OF the
public favor u. V. TOMPklNS, Agent
A. w SHAW Slp't New Line Steamers. sep20-2w
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Manifests and Bills of Lading.
In this branch of the business our Printers e1ee-and
we can furnish shippers steamers promptly,
L A B f L S

Apothecaries, Druggists and Others, who make OF
these necessary articles can he promptly supplied
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BILLS OF FARE

Done in manner so sllltn and rare that cen epcure'
will not complain Of III, fare. No Hotel Or Restaurant
should be without Them These wo furnish daily at re-
duced pIitei,
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THE PE0pRIEToRs of this Establishment respectfully
announce TO the Public of Norfolk, Portsmouth and
entity that they fully prepared to execute every de-
seription Of JOB PRINTING known 10 the business,
mol only with NEAfNESs and DESPATCH, but in a
style unsurpassed in the South for BEAUTY and ELE
CANOE. We have the most complete and varied assert
nieut OF TYPE OF ALL SIZES and DESCRIPTIONS
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.alaehnsesr,pp..i
A TwOODs
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
f.,4a9se gsdaN y 10 list0sD
u PILEDRlYER.
HYDRAULIC SAND PUNE.


HYDRAULIC SAND PUNE. ro5 OH
PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated the 60
p~riory Of machine all others for the pu pose
sinking Oil Wells the under ssnad prsssrdto
ordes Tor the same. tu.. lefsnaD 10. srIft ;.f'
This machinery comprises everything qpse foe boss
of oil wells, excepting the sgEAAi ENGINE AND CAST
IRON pRyIyGPipE (bat viii be furnished, ds.lssl Ell
reasonable psiee and dspenses With the Of tie pereA
Rope Baihee ana other cuubtohs expensive fixtures
in u'e, snd "a ransed scins coprueted shss
and portable that II be easily rrueysd 9os the psrposs
sin ains welis IN different locs4itiss 3D. o. l0lls
THE DETRlTUS removed from the well by oar fstses
Hydraulic process and does require the removal Of IL
dr fom The boring This process not opy ren9Fes al Ne
detru' from 10 10 minutes, bat likewise eaenay cssss
out and opens I'll the small al veins that 90 Often entirely
closed up by the Old process Of sand pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE: and practical engineer ves
DO sunk nom 400 to 500 FEET within period Of om Is -
30 days. sftsr tho sou pipe hs. been driven iilssW
Arrangements are being made r the ssd d
livery of thee machines NsYorh Norwich. NsvsrsA
N Y. and Pntsburgh. IA I'D .ii l1 fif.h eN h~H&,
vos further inform..,sa, price, term, 1c. address.
ut1 300 .os,ih SIMON LELAND,
'''' ''" Del Metspolssp Hotel. ksw-xsst.
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1T1o RENr-A Furnished COUNTRY SEAT

ITO RENT--Af Furnished COUNTRY SEAT,
near Hudson City, at " West End," fifteen minutes by
Jersey Railroad end .sble BY Hudson
City unssseponsbs nsShbo,ho9d hoo.e nearly nss .iste
rooi large library, dining and kieen
three large bedTocms bath &c., SECOND
rooms IN attic cellar under the Whole house
line garden shade fruit, &c occupied by f. b.
Budd esql Possession Yet Of May: Applyto
.rgsrr' fip BENEDICT COLT No. Z Pine-st.
ITO LET--To a SMALL FAMILY without
i Children, SECOND FLOOR Bedroom and Store
roopa on lhd Floor together with back Basement Apply
the prrm,es No. eos Wsshingtonst between HoTatio
aud Osnsevoortsts- t .,- rr.
NNO LET-In the village Of Nyack, two.
l. aesy and sttlo frame HOUSE aud LOT OF GROUND,
plsasaay situated The hoass has cellar aud
kitchen. Rant ts0 Apply to TlLLOU, No. Nassau
o., OF n II. p. ERLLS on the prsnssss A. us
TO LET-A SUIT OF, THREE OFFICES
s.cord aoes q tAs Bible Home. En.rsnss from
1t the 9sasursrs once, entrance on fodrthsvs.
NOV is THE TIME TO USE III l'.to
~ DIR. LEATHEs YELLOW DOCK SYRUP
FOR 5WELLED JOINTS.
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VJNHE OIL NTERESTS-AN NEW PUBL

HNHE Old {NTEKE5fS--A MEM FUBI1I-
!. j. cATiON--'THRI OIL COMPANIES Oh THE
UNITED STATES" teopyri -,t srmed, the title Of new
work Issued abvat IL Of June u vii be ful and
eeppsts Directory q I'll ths Oil insre,s IL IND.
giving The names AID ocsi'Bs q al ConPane: plans Of Or
Of their properts &c Nc Large Of cspit1 and i'm
labor win be devoed % ~ aid 20 Insure its
rslisbnity II book will bs published ia qsrto forIu
bound Turkey Morocco VI pages best quality
Of psper ed Furnished TO Subscribers Ut Fiye Dollars per
fablsher !, ~, IASfES c. REED, Pubsbsr. 81
-r, -, 10. 1c3 soutb Fourth IT,, Philadeiph Pa \
HIRAM TORREY, Publication Agent. liI3 -.
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: -. -. 10 Joe SCUM Foufthf -. Philade lphIa, Pa
HIRAM TORREy, Publication Agent. III.


Is the title Of ffeah ard charming booklet that is
fst becoming the ehdreus .yoie pa sreeHre. W 40 III
he rnedes urnish the ht foks sufficient repertoire Tor
many narsery eoueer. Pueshrdby -.-t
. : y ~ I5iil sfElI HURD Il HOU0HTCN, N Y.
PRICE 60 CENTS. 4rIL ID. Oh ri
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T7HE DTADEM.-A NEW MUSIC BOOK,

esntinDe l2s pages Hymns ana IsResI mostly new,
Tor Sunday schools and devotional ne.ngs This wok Of
higher order than Sond book yet pvbsbe IL
has none OF those Objectionable melodies and nsPo
PIRATE hymns that found m some 81 the sunday school
books now in use 1T edited by j. VAIL. Of
popular confpo.es Pes, paper % cents
per dozen board sssrf = cents 81 70 er dozen msrd
~ tho reta price Sample copies naed at half the rets
Ssfce 70 SuperntAndens Il sunday schools Cermeu and
Principals Of Segnaie and Pdbhe schools Jn.t issued by
GOR4CE WATERS. No. 49, Broadway. New YORK author
end publisher Of s. $. Bell Nos aud 2 Chord Harp Athe
al I'm Coecficus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-11

NHICCORY ROOT, OF very superior qaxhty,
" in lots to suit purchasers. RICHARD DAVIES. Ne iN
Resde Ct
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nEsIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE Al

II 1ESIhaDLE COUNI I'M NESIDEINVE AZ
H. A BARGAlN--Largs three story HOUSE, IN fza
LAND the village Of Port Jervi tree houfr ride from
city Of Eewfo the Erie Railways over the moun
800 choice Fruit Trees Grapes Berries Currsns nc Fine
fns roads and fine aud nice boating IL
liver adjoining the plsce susbe for large family and hes
friends or wen calculated for summer boaroing heuss
Price $4,000. al i...l l0 le.ffI }. h. fOOSIAlN.
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sales bp Austlsit
A J. BLEECKER SON e. Co.
IA UNITED STATES COTTON SALE
f.. TUESDAY. April III

"A J. BLEECKER SON 4 Co.
IA UNITED STATES COITOF SALE. ~,
At M''sA h1'A'n'' S Ysss City, NO. ''''a"'' Now
All ecock MI ,
By order Of SIMEON DRAPER, U, >, C9ston AGENT
5000 BALES OF COTTON.
Terms cash Ia gold coin OF gold certicse TO Re Ged ~
tire Astsu of the U. st rewf ORR
for Legal Tender NoteA A.,
The sbovs eottou has been cissa and ssnysd ~ Ms'r
l52 Peartst, cor. Wall y. Al,
Catalogues win BE- ready shs eth nst ss+hs Office OF tho
anctioneera --
IN. Il ouAErArxDEsso Ss.sAts OFFICE
WASHINGTON CTR, April I, 1885
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORsEs-wll DO sold at public auction. to ts highest
bidder q, Baitlnorp Maryland, on
THURSDAY. April IL, 1908, ftei-
TWO HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL,
many Of them well bred aud In good condition
THURSDAY, April 20. lass,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
y" THURSDAY April n. 1865,
ONE HUNDRED MARES WITH TOAL AND ONE
- 80 HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
The horses have been condemned - unnt Tor the cavalry
res rosd and purposes many good bargains may be
bad. .1. - IN
be held Philip, Government Stables corner Of fremont
Tsrms-Cash, In United States currency n
Brevss Brisadier General In charge First Division q NJ
@. U. Dad -
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N'HETRIBUNE AIM ANAC for 1861 Con
Il ains the PRESIDENTIAL VOTES Of all the States by
Esunies and thevo,e oftbe owus the sute Of New ora
sss contain, Pspssi NSs By states ip the yess ia's
Cd 1856. Pnce ~ cents per copy. For sale Of the
. 8l3. -t9To o. .1f fatr - y TRIBUNE OFFICE
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WANTEDTooy RE s'1: Ss .s ts,m
supsracisl feet Gre proof building would b prefen,T
Address, ststrg rent. Box No III. PosOffce, MY
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no -RENT-A LARGE HIGH sTOOP

rTO RENT "A LARGE HIGH STOOP
j HOUSE stusted In pleasant part Of tho city on a
wide street lot 23I feet with large fine }pery and Flow
oardsn In the The house s 2nrSreet high studded
convenient and cosia. about 20 With very nfse
hall p,ptri-s closets with drawer. spd wsrrobes and
Of ~ range and furnaces Ia the city, Hot and cold wa
tsi every foof lrs bhoou water closets on TWO hoor
and Hudson River view WIN be rsntei iill Msy J. 1900
Cur.t. mirror xns bxturs shades aud portion OF tho
furni,,re 10 be ,od Rent. eJooe positively win not te
rent. for boarding hous~. Por rrt 20 view the prem
i,., .n.Iv 10 800 JAS X. EDWARDS,
~ No. 81 West Invent third 81.
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WANTED, A E00K--Not pasticulss az 70
~ sssisu rssortP (stislIc Hsathe viii
d. sls good Cook and has common sepse. Apply TO
ARCH. YOUNG Ne v W .sSs--'
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DELANo LIFE-PREsERvING vESTR-
Every person travelling by wsteI or going on bo.tns
worn constantly they BE- inflated OF " ths water
are great aida TO good swfmner And win support those who
cannot swim gs sdL 900 'fUi9s Sal .Jb ba1H I71t
RUBBER CLOTHING Co. 8ols MsnufsetnrsFa o. q
~ Ne 51 Broadway. corner Leonard'st
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E'AIIIs IN IUOLU = MID IN uUUDS7
Il Ribbons. Lacea yals EInbroideres Hair Nets Fssay
Goods Small Wares Dre Trimmings, Cor.ets Skirts and
Luder GsrmeDe N h. Hid Gloves redneed rosn 81 Is 10
81 aud rom &2 80 10 IS Ladies ngisb Hose Is cents.
Hhses ta rss) cents and lot st 20 cents so d ali
lp,n IispdhsrehSef, redacsd 70 " cent? A. ELGER'S
CHEAP STORE, Nos $50 and BIZ Brosdwsy, near Nine
tenth n, Fast side Remember ELGEHS. - a'lf
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| FFLICTED RESTORED IGNORANCE

4 GOOD NUMBER.-THE ILLUSTRATED
"A PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for Aphli 20 engrsv
g. With Pbyist.omys PsyCseisy. RhrenOIOgy and Eth
noosy. Only ~ by fTst pos, 81 year Newen
shavs H. Address FOWLER WELLS 3s9 Broadway n Y.
Ten rorties good things have bn Tnnes Forty
better" SO those h't Who foftnate
20 have shst little book v ah the s'erstise Mite lille
% L TITLE SONGS FOR LITTLE SING
IL ERs.T Published w r-iIf- - 4HlL
J. cHURD 4 HoU0HTD,yl 10. col BH8ADwAY,N Z.
. al n fr- rlefl0 PHce 70 Gehs. 'ld -f9 jrBlf
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n)auts.

WANTED. YOUNG MEN 10 learn the 70.
w tn dry iyodstrads. Lord 4 TAYLOR, 0fsad sat
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No cedsr-s, Hrv.-k Jersey lscstsd "a Pl..s
n.sAbosed i.ais vieiny Of P,rk pos osios
FourT comm anicston can be had With NswHork 10, 5 "
ig se House Is BY IS e-t, hreepwy brick csntinns
flashed rooms aud ,uoes.ar. wA bah-t9om ysi"aAry
fec, o-jer throughout, Apply " Y. h SMTH. .I No. n
BROAD st Newark NewJersey. %.
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EOR SALE or TO LET--The Mill Property
Il known as "TBE PELICAN MILLS" at Duadee. -
the Passaic River Pssrsic % the NJ L. Rsirss
Also Modern DWELLING HOUSE 1t RSss viii. 4.
Newark ro1tsinins u rooms sa.bis for sentesl ia1iy
Apply 20 WHITEHEAD BALDWIN, No. Ik MarketA.
Newark, NJ -" t.i+a 't' H..H IA
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TOR SALE-A Handsome COTTAGE with
II rooms water and gas at Youkers N Y. Desr depot,
GARDEN and VINEYARD. Lot S2stoJ iest price 81 80
Apply to b. Z. NJ. BENSON. No. ~ Wslst., bssesasnt
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-09
II 7 f. D

BRAUND--In Asylum, Sept. 10th, 1865, of ty-
phoid fevor, Uriah Braund, aged y years, 6
months and days.
BRAUND.-In Asylum, Oct. 9Th, of typhoid fever.
Joseph Braund, aged 2S years, . months and y
days.
MOODY.-In Rome, Oct 9Th, Lnnic, son OF L. L.
and Justie B. Moody, in the ID year of his age.
WOODRUFF.-In Towanda, Oct % 1865 Dir.
OSCAR H. WooDRUFF, aged % years, s months
and 1G days.
He was young man Of much promise and use
fulness, whose loss viii be widely and deeply felt.
Possessing finely cultivated mind a noble gen
erosty sterling integrity, and character adorned
with many a manly and christian grace, he won
the esteem and affection Of all those with whom he
came in contact and exhibited in all the relations
Of life, rare excellence and virtue.
He, the young and strong, who cherished
Noble longings for the strife,
BY the roadside fell, and persisted,
Weary with the march of life D." c.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-09
BSy~ The friends of Temperance in Rome

BSs~ The friends of Temperance in Rome,
met at the Academy the 1st inst, and organ
lied Division of Sons of Temperance. The Off
GERS and members of Towanda Division No. 103
were in attendance and assisted them. large
number of ladies and gentlemen were initiated
members of the order. We pleased to learn
that good deal of interest is being manifested
among the people of that vicinity in the good work
After the election of officers, speeches We're made
by Jos. G. PATTON, N. n. BEES, ir and others.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-09

ny" Hon. CHARLES MINER died near Wilks-
barre, at the residence Of his son, W. P. Miner,
on Thursday evening last at nine o'clock in the
eighty-seventh year Of his age. Few lives have
been crowded with more general interest and indi-
vidual adventure. Not only to a Pennsylvania,
but to citizens of other States, the experience of
Charles Miner was object of pleasing and prof
liable study He was born at Norwich, Conn., and
when nineteen years old emigrated to Wyoming
valley Joined afterwards by his older brother,
printer, he started the LuZerne FedeTGliSt. This
was superseded by the Gietneri with Miner as the
principal editor Through its columns he gave
for several months the celebrated essays of morals
and wit, of fact and fancy and delicate humor, en-
titled From the Desk of Poor Robert the Scribe "
These gave him such popularity that he was inyit-
ed to become assistant editor Of the Political and
Commercial Reyster, in Philadelphia. He accepted,
but soon went to West Chester, where, with his
brother, he established the Village Record Poor
Robert here wro.e over the signature Of John
Harwood" and made the paper very popular
While there he elected twice to Congress as a
colleague of Mr.. Buchanan. He was a useful and
able member took great interest on the subject o..
slavery, to which he was opposed. lie awakened
che country to the silk-9rowng bus ness, and drew
and introduced the first resolutions the subject,
and wrote the able report which was introduced by
General Stephen Van Rensselaer,, as chairman OF
the committe, agriculture About 1882 he re-
Gnquished business in West Chester and returned
to Wyoming Valley. Charles Miner was a model
journalist and statesman the father of a school of
sound thinkers, and the most practical philanthro-
pist of his time.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-09

GRANT AND SHERMAN AND THEIR GENER-
AIS, by J. T. Headley the celebrated author, is a
work now in press and shortly to be issued by
TREAT u Co., publishers, n. y The book is to
comprise authentic account of battles and seges
adventures and incidents, including biographies of
the prominent generals who brought to trium-
phant close the Great Rebellion of 1861 with
numerous fine steel portraits, battle scenes and
maps, and will be sold only by subscription. There
is no more graphic pen welded at the present day
than that of Mr. Headley, who has the happy fac
ulty of spreading the scenes he describes visibly
before the eye. Of all the works brought out by
the late Rebellion, this will undoubtedly prove
the most valuable and interesting The agent for
this locality is CHARLES H. ALLEN, who will give
our citizens an opportunity to procure the book
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miscellaneous.
N L w + A l. l. G o o d S +!

"a
J. W. TAYLOR,
Has just received splendid stock of Fall Goods ;con-
ssting all the late styles of DRESS GOODS such
Emperess cloth PopIins, large assortment OF all the
new shades of French Merinoes Plain Alapaccas and
Wool Deains also some patterns OF new French goods
Black Silks plain ana rept, complete stock of Mourn
ing goods and Delains.
Calieoes, Ginghams, Bllmorals Hoop Skirts, and a
complete stock of dress trimmings to match all colos
Broad Cloths Ladies Cloths, and Ladies Toolen
shawls Also Misses shawls BIeached Musns and
shirtings
He wishes to say his Millinery is complete with all
the: newest sty.es Of Ribbons Bopnets and Flowers,
also old Ladies Caps infants Hoods and Scotch Caps
Turbans and Hats OF ali kinds and in fact everything
belonging to the Millinery business.
He invites the attention of the people Of Towanda
and vicinity to examine his stock OF Goods, one door
north OF the Post Office. Sept Is, lo65.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-09

RG~ GEO. w. MIX & Co.'S, celebrated
Star Corset is an article which will delight the
ladies, both by the beauty of its style and shape
and the durability of its make. From our limited
experience we should judge that it would prove an
untalling source of pleasure to those who use the
article. 1t can be found at MoNrANYEs' who are
agents for the manufacturers
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New advertisements.

EANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS 1!
Mrs. l.. N. TABER calls the attention ogthe Ladies of
Towanda and vicinity, to her stock o:
FANCY GOODS AND TRLNJIINGS.
Comprising large assortment OF the most fashionable
and desirable articles needed by ladies' selected with
great care. and which will be sold at reasonable
prices.
Her stock will be kept constantly supplied by the most
fashionable articles in the New York market and nc
pains viii be spared 10 accommodate those desiring to
purchase.
re- Store Main 5 e., next door below Patch's Gro.
Gerry Store where she socits the patronage OF the Lad
les.
Towandl, Nov 7, 1865.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-09

q TIE PUaLc--Sometime since the un-
5-'i We're appointed by the Y. N. c. A, of
t''gs, "a Committee to inquire into the FEAST
.' getting up course of Lectures here this
..-'. After corresponding with many of the
Lecturers of the country, and ascertaining
.', few Of them could be obtained. owing to
ness OF our application, We had about made
-''Ad to abandon the project for the present
d great desire was manifested on the part
'! oi our citizens, that we should commence
'.' We have determined to employ as many
r as We can, and open the course at once.
-s TO be able to publish full list of Speak
A' week The first Lecture of the course will
p, cred on Tuesday evening, Nov, %, by Rev.
-. ROCKWELL, D. D., of Brooklyn, n. Y. The
VIII be announced next week
oaAtidently appeal to the citizens of this
ana vicinity to sustain Us in this enterprise,
y, ''l't we are actuated only by desire to
immunity and not by any selfish notions.
S. W. ALyoRD,
}. X. P. GLEEsoN,
GEO. II. WooD ''"'
y l.. FIsLER,