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MHLIHEEs a DREssEAKERs Boy your
trimmings and millinery goods, such as or
namants, bugle gimp, six dress cord, but
tons Of every style and color, ribbons, Frenchl
flowers, hats, bonnets, silks, yelvets, etc s
at Elsasser : Co.'S, No. 80 Union street, on
door west Of College. They have the moS
extensive and best selected stock in thu
lire ever brought 10 this city, and sell tn ga
goods at Northern prices. sep25-2d Ba
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Flour and cheese.

1000 bbls of No. Flour,
so boxes Western Reserve Cheese,
In store aud for sale by Jno. J. Mccain,
No. 50 Broadway, corner Broad ard College
streets Septs-lm
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IF the - wish something plain and
elegs,sf % And examine those real Irish
and FrsnI Poplins, all shades at
wv. ". BEER9 4 Co..
senl9qs No. 81, College st.
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TWUTY-FIvE CEErs POS UEJ0N AID Plan
TEKs' BANE.-The notes Of these two Banks
seem 20 be steadily declining. and as cash
Bank has over a million Of circulation still
cut, they viii probably decline 70 Is cents
in the dollar. Thos. S. Mari, Broker, cor
Ger Of Union and College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables him
10 give considerable more thsn this rate si
present. Send your money to him before
the orders are filed. q.
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just receieved, BY Clark 4 Gregory. So
Broad street, a choice lot ofNorthern Apples.
sep5e-4t
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just received, by Clark a Gregory. s.
Broad street, choice lot Of Northern Pota-
toes. sepS0-4t
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Or see the boxes, barrels, bales and packages
going out oil our business houses and manu-
fsturles, the letters, documents etc, from the
offices Of our professional men, the clothing,
brick bats, var clubs and other orna
menied neediew0Tk 20 the wsshef-woman
without being marked with one Of Traugh's
Ribbon or Seal Presses, Stensels or Brauds,
which can be found At No. l59z n, cherry
street, up stairs. Mind Che stairs and don't
fall. How are YOU Burns, who is ahead.
sepiSBednes&sat-d n,.
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po.,n avn I,o5srsa.-so5d board. r-ocsTc
~ - ,;-s -, f,e had Il spPhea'iou IS
rssse 10 M ss. south sunlzeer street
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For Sale at this Office, one good second-
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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Just received, per Express, fne lot Of
swisses, carleton, nainsook, muslins, At pri-
vste sale. GEO. SHIELDs Co.
jlyl-tf IS and y College street.
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AMUsEMENTs.


NV THra7RF.-The besuuflI Young ac-
.trrss. Miss Marietta Ravel, msde her first
appearance IN this city Monday night ia
1he "French Spy" For several ycafs past
this military spectacle has been quite popa-
lar On our ttsre. and has been presented
very efleu Numerous actresses have IN
,dettsker the part Of the Spy. with varlfd
success. ln some respects Miss Marietta
edljpses ell of them. In nstural attributes,
-dlne physical crganizatior, and grace Of
nj, Nhan. a beautiful face and speaking eye
~, t'ousccnds all her rivals whilst her
actin D. in good tsste, judicioas and effect
ivc NsF dancing Is really the poetry OF
motion au5 her sword exercises wonderful,
Afo.s.s Nsfhs sud Fuller put the play on
tbe stsge IL Aha most brilliant manner,
omittipg NOT, hing 90 add % MS aiiraciiNeness.
Isst 6igbt 4 tss R.,vel inside another de-
cided hit as the Dumb b'y OF 'Niane hester
aud IL night ap. bears il' nv 'Nll Sc 81 y.
Myrtilio, in the bcauthN drama % 'ne
Broken Sword Ia this 'naias' ~
will have fair opportunity . SUI - -.
,ame she has already won, aud u" o., 49, 49,
the circle Of her sdm rers. She " eol'
supported BY Mr. Connolly, and the ''iI
ny. The performances close with . - -.
farce, 10 which everybo dy's lavoriie, Ca '''
Wight, "takes a hand.
Nin AHNttitNs-a~ iNui greatest OF ANiuk
prodigies nov cNtant, Mis- Lotia. familiar
" known as the "Califcrnla pet b nade her
seoond appearance last evening % a full
house. She appeared in three plays and
four different characters. frst, Mrs. Peter
bite. ia the comedy Of Mr.. snd Ms. Peter
White, second, Caroline Merton and Ne
htsbie, = , ankee Gal. ard third. Nan. the
6ood i1r-uothug in an 81 which the m osi
u1houadfd appause snd deepest iuiere u
was uaanitssted We shan watch with no
small Interest the progress of the rising star.
aud expect IN a short timc 10 see 10 reach
zenith, This evening Is presented for the
consideration Of the public. pocahontas. ~
ceehtle Savage % conclude with Nan. the
Sooa-'ot -ncihing. This Is a bill that must I
attract a crowd; 80 60 early.
Poussn's vAHlrrr THrArrr.-Tbe usrsl
interesting variety for the entertainment of
me ioNers Of good dancinr. good sincinc.
aud The admirers Of true negrS ielir,sf,,,
vas presented last overin, 81 r. ,,,,,,,,-,
place Of amusement Co ssr3 -, -
met Brothers Ia their traiv ~, 5,-f',l -
pcze tcsis; 60 and see the R,s-,,5f.,i -,
80 listen % she dulcot rot.s ID ~ - -,
i saliei ne = 20 fannie hinington. ana ths
bird-itko n7arblincs from thc tbr-.-. ~ -
handsome Mss Agnes Sutherland nr5 -.
ness the eiry Ike movement " NIsss a..
Christine, as she trips the stage Ike = 49,
oslongiur 90 another sphere: sna ~, - |
sure you VIII not regret thc tine sns~, |
There are oshers. last though not least a.,
We have not space nor time TO make rnertie,,
81 At present.
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81. CAEGE St-Wm. ". Berry & Co. still
take y lead in cheap and desirable dress
eoodsshieh they are determined to sell at
Teasoable Priees. sept22-tf.
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Elegant Lyons velvet and black e
cloaks, wrappings and silk mantles, 81 =
OF every grade can be found ct ~
WN. ". BERRY & Coz
sepi22-tf
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gloasts;g numerical.
CONSISTED - a riOsAL BANK,
10 q asrr.


Sr'iing
80 -. s2.7t5 Prem.
S.sr - 80. ss5tB Prem
t-1r lh.--s -.,il---.---.-----s---s..- =
Tennessee Bqads- -'-''-''-'''-'--''--'--- -
New sarl- F4,i Cd de and at psf
tuy.a. ( seri.g = q good tusnoss
d9isg "a 7-5fs, sbioIs 'iiiis - i.'f ana az
lefesL
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ssTo Whom il NAV Concern. y


] Under ihe above caption, R. h Single
ton, Post-Ofiee Building, has seen proper
/ 70 axe serious charges against he, and en-
/ oeavors TO ruin my prospects IN the puoli-
/ cstion .of the Nashville City Directory ioI
1866. His TunkiDd efiusion frss made It's
appearance in the theatrical Bulletin, q
! paper published by himself ! do not IN
tend eatering into controversy, il it can
be avoided. with Mr.. 3 d. Singleton. l
never ked him for the use Of his name in
my present Directory, nor would ! use Il
unless he was partner with me. have at
eli times considered "singlet ms Business
Directory" As my own property, notWith-
standing, gave him the n me Of it for the
reason that il would Heft him as q bust
ness man, and at the same time give the
Directory better sisndinz before tie pub
lic than the name ola stranger He knows
that ] nsmed it without any suggestion
from him. tits known 10 every one who
had an opportunity Of aseertainiIlg, that I
did the whole worK, and he never 70 much
a. turned his hand, except 10 get his advsr-
Using for nothing and receive into his palm
from $500 10 $500 OF It's profits. A. 10 my not
being a citizen OF Nashville, J viii state
whBt is pretty well known in this city, that
] came here some time prior 10 the advent
OF r. II. Singleton.
The following card will speak for itself
further proof OF my being the
originator Of the Directory OF 1865 could be
brought forward.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-04

Sell your uncuGsnt money, N %
Notes, and 8 cts. interest Notes. p "
Ordway's Brokers Office, IS Collie fee'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-04

The Bridal Chamber, an Esssy OF Warnink
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new ard re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary ana
/ Sexual Systems-Sent free. IN scaled envelopes
Address, DE-. J. sKILlIN H0UGHTON, Howard
Association, PhilsdeiphiS, Pa. aprls-lJ
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We are indebted 10 the Adams Exp4ess
for the latest New York dailiei, and south
ern newspapers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-04

IAhhANr a Co
eenilenlen : am = rss' ieui dfCarznos. uni fsv.
peen asfos-d p Erls - 7ou curaarnirg ths re-
f.e- q your Sci Ikak APEHfENI = q frrnef7
of Indigestion and tlyzpsnlia fasIrs 10 s.-r-r. .
= ygl my sis1efe EIautda fir ths great bensft fh
- iAAth has cone ny Eife.
~ DIR er i've yelfs ny We has been sa.Iiy
teetareui q seFsra Du1i1a SO 80 o. three Fears
sle Ne lual'F lulured i1 asrf To- adsies OF :
learned ftgsirilu, uue1dr Caflri j nf VIENNA
FE-cENI sELILsk afEHlEEr. ssa d-Esn 10
iupTuEe a. clce. s1i d 1oE PEEfECfLT WILL
- RI fna ny dlif tll fce GOD cf huaalilY A.
nate flis stzfefa1ci iaal ga. n1al- % - ra-
la1ie shulid b. Hi1eIF Erlaa
lruHi1E 1ou VI rF- a. uriiilsfF. aud rape4t-
iag ny earueat fIaiIIala anI ihauEs.
en- very rasre1t.i'r Frlrs.
r. q HENfliquEA.
N.u LlIL. iuls - - ~ -. oul.leo. a.
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CERTIFICATE

yam ng earn sriria arf .ia value n-- rIs.e.f u
--.iel elfelqr-H GOD well HlIre.i U.a |aaa-- 81
- 'ea- 1I nal tn sHr Fl lrHas an ~.
ceinf RI q certs fra r.. sol sI..., .-r 81 -..-..
~ - -if lqe q e - % auf arr lHr.I-rr o. Oh.
On facer r. Qi he Derfl Isrr sou FI zee Hlat r.l
fe aolrf D. nfaef ant tafu I. rHrr arf.Ha ..
paF ne dollar 1nn lra t1a a f.. nr raL lufrl.-
sarf may llrs o1.sln "a Cod ntfrH I.lrrarI Ilr..
flann. eusiug Mach.re. ar Hur aaI rI laH-.-v rs
our liat. Dog 81 aud in Ho caHH rau IHHf .aE ...s
thar Uun fu. .lr's Flrtn Hs frsrr ara r... II s-..
AGENTS wruIed Ir every inaHr .l iHa a. aH|Hr
Every person rrn uasn en- sy aa. .r L or or.
tdeaf-a the rfsat-af I'D uf irH..rH .s.a .-....
sind rarufg nrn arn.s .lr s H-- IE.-fa $3.50. -.
.nf1rm ynu srHt rcs GO a.raT foo enc IaI..-. 1.
no same time Ea1 or er.u..r rr..a.r.rr .-.
and % .fcull. s also terms ri" arena
aafraaa JAMES n'TrW NaHHr /. rs..
sep'a--m ~ frosfasr SEE Vr-I-
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Carr Arrs,c,,o,, - o. iGisrs 4
Co's.,-super Silk Broeade, p ga 0reua-
dine at 1911 Also Printed en Lawns
Dolphus Mugs French Jaeof fgfn
To THE SOUTHERN TnADE ne 4 ~. eelt y, ana ~
largest stock Of millinery s3u'n ~ 'ne
Ohio River, is now Ohe4t, VIC - = ~, 1'7 q. =,
Cineinuati jObbing price,. 's., ~ 49, = 70
sep25-2w
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Afrsoa,xrs ii -. lsTH, ArrESTfoS -
. A 80 e,-t..Ds;,-. - of ladies cloaks and
sbawjs 81 49, No., eirable styles, can be
boughtst Norlherne So AZ EisssseI 7, q 20. ;
sep25 wv
Hats Cans an Furnishing Goods Of the
latest STYLES. in ieceyed.
r. II. THOMPSON,
senI2 I'm IS Cherry Street.
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In January, 1855, E. d. King came {.
| Nashville, and stated 10 us that he was here
TO get up q ity Directory, aud desired some
/ responsible Fl m TO 60 pa with him in order
| 10 give the book a substantial standing be
fore the business men Of the city, as he,
! though formerly a citizen Of Nashvi le,
! kneS but few OF the men carrying on BUSH
ness here at that time One Of tho uncer-
signed recommended him 70 Mr.. r. II Sin
gieton, as a man whose name would pass
well with the business community. de made
a arrangement with Mr.. Singleton, and
the Directory was published under Mr.. s. s
name. BAREY, WIEHAM 4 Co.,
JNo. W. BARRY
trust this viii be the last Of this mstter
n the papers. Ny prospectus is out for the
Directory Of 1866, b. be issued on or about
January ], 1866. ] have told the public
what ! intend 70 make il. If ] fail in full
hlling my contract, their cootract of pat
rvnage with me is worth nothing and am
the only loser.
j ask a generous public to excuse this
lengthy answer 10 what / consider q matter
better adapted to legal explanation than
newspaper controversy. And I promise
them thst il three years knowledge Of the
Directory Business viii avail any thing. |
IL sy shall have the best General and Bus5.
ness Directory ever Published ia this CITY /
Give my prOspec US o careful reading. and /
il YOU like it. tone, give me your patronage. |
and If do not do All ] promise, you need /
not pay cent, a. you viii have an oppor-
unity Of seeing the book before v5l are
called on for money. ] have already BEEN
encouraged by large patronage, for which l
feel thankful.
Tic Second AHnuaE Edition Of tie Nps1-
we ct'y Directory l0iH Be published on or
lboat tie st day Of January neat.
f. D. KISG,
Publisher Nashville Directory.
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Admlnistrafo, J Nolioa

fFN0 ths ereeitnrs ~ ne estais q Ias. L Heard
a eecfe-ed dsyinE s1Eges,lsa The u olFeucg q
sd estate - ne cara q Ne srai,k C,llasv t.-
yoo are Eersos uciltcd n 81 yer rss duiy a.
t1snucatsc. gNastzsid e-tzfs, sith sd CIerk a
oT e-f ~ ias isth q kshroarys isaA o. thef "a .
hErre1 tiSiT pro rsia-
sspEi-Ess TiLNAS ,. FLPPIS, Aaz4.
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". c. Collier will accept our hanks for
favors ia his line.
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Hats, Caps, { Furnishing Goods,
Latest Styles,
Just received BY R. 4. THOMPSON,
sepi2-ln . Cherry street.
Rnconf Rnconi Rncnn

Baconi BacOni Bacon!
A. A. Spencer 4 Co., No. 8, Church street.
between Market aud Front streets. have
Just received a large lot Of Bacon. Clear
Sides, shoulders and Hams, for sale cheap
A. A. SPENCER 4 CO.,
Forwarding and Comm Merchants.
No. S Church st., bet. Market and Front
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Hats,CaPs, & Furnishing Goods,
Latest Styles,

Just received by R. b. THOMPSON,
sepl2-im 2s Cherry street.
, 1865-08-15
I4th August 1865.

-
l4th August 1862
The 1eadino article of the Avis 18th Instant
informs the public that the attention Of the Go
vernon and Council was called on the 9th Inst.
Inv the LIST Member for Frederiksted to an in
crease of 4 per Cent. in the duties at present
levied mon articles imported into this Island
from st. Thomas, for the purpose of increasing
the revenue.
The nublie as vet ignorant of the nature
Of tba Bodget now under discussion-are
mechanically ready and willing to meet the ne
casSarv annual Expendi ure of the Island
Lnt If fans n~ainfnlIv on the hearts of this COM
nnnitv to lind that this desirable object can
oIana ho obtained by an increase of their bur
thuns-ratnar than by the reduction Of expen-
JiInro 50 STRONGLY uroed and a|nxiously contem-
nIataI
l r - sar;o,s rasaIts of s1cb a measure, as no
iced in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
Trade from fine burfhen of additional Custom
House difficulties. The want Of wholesome
and 81 Crotz, whereby the prices Of our chief
nceesSarie5 OF Lto are III a gr9@C nle"3Ui9 de9 H.
Iat,I,-lhe payment - snis C ls,on Jnt ,"t IN oI !
p. l noI.lS 'I c1I : =. Z P} = nar Can't levied
G'g r =. .oa ..' a. ~ r,; " to INIT one rresuIt-pressuro
mo,3 His ]c,mmInitv at a timo when it is only
necessary to look around and sec the lamehta-
BE state Of dtsponIency pervadlnS al classes
but may it nat be possible that the WofEl'8 ol
ln!@ act m% L'I"I5 "r r2r+ of 0 tba i Island Of 81.
~ y II."'.',t1 t G' ~; n,,osifio Of dntes mon our
r. .an;,hI, +bot an addi iOn9I
, 1865-08-15

hide the TRUTH but, on the contrary, to
expose to the Community the real condi-
ton of our educational atfairs-a condition
which demands an immediate and thorough
reformation.
I am, Mr.. Editor,
Yours truly,
JNO. G. DUBOIS.
, 1865-08-15

numerous SclOOlS pfOVlucu Will ploP't
School rooms, in which the almost lndlS-
nensable arrangements of galleries &C., for
teaching. could be made, then indeed L
would ADMIT their grudy advantage over
ours: but this is not the case. Not pro-
yided by the Government with School nous
es. each Denomination is obliged to fur
nisl IFS own, and not having the means OF
dong so, they are obliged to make the
best arrangements they can, sometimes by
renting a small room, in which no conYe-
ninnceq can be introduced, or, IN the vast
majority of cases, using their Churches rs
School-rooms, which, on account OF the HAeo
pews and seats, and1orothe malhteS reasons,
make ANYTHING but convenient rooms, a'lo
DO not admit of the instruction being car
ricd on to as great al, antage as IN properly
arranged and furnished buildings such as
we have. If the superintendent Woul4
condescend to enquire INTO the conultlon OF
Schools in those Islands, OF which, while
cbar3ino others with ignorance. ha IS, HIM
self, most Numerically ignorant, he would
know that this want Of proper school ac-
communications, in the way OF large ana Wen
arranged houses, such us we are supplied
with, and OF which he speaks so contempt
tuouslv, is continually urged, both by
Teachers and Inspectors, as one OF their
greatest hindrances to success. 1t IS I'M
possible, with such male-shitts for School
rooms. TO succeed entirely with the educa-
ton OF the I3bgring classes, and in having
such School houses as ours, the Supcrlu-
teude0t has an advantage over the rduca-
~tionists of the English Islands, which no
thing but the determination to sacrifice
everything to the defence Of d %tavorite the
orv, could make him depreoiate. My own
opinion, sustained by that of many who
are even more capable of ~pronounclng
Judgment ON this point thau l am, is, that
the a|Ivantaoe of moro, """"-'To' s.I+Yol''
IS more than coonlef-oa.ant1a oy IIe SUI
Peflor accolll,hooalIoIS ol o,! H0'ooI nous >
eS; tle ol'"dFal.'7e III Vi'' IeSl'G'' Il
there DE any la!bn9' nov Oh 'Io 0c"oo'S'
ana lheIr WofNln8' OuC SlInPi9 81" '42
chI,dfell VINO nave greater 0iS'"l'' -
Walk
one othef advantage aScflOe4 20 t't
Ln9Ilsh Schools over our 5, by tne super
lntendeht' iS-t"dC t''e OlL.''c' "''9''" ~
y latef age Now III IIlo h'@C pl"o1' '"''
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-20

A MAMMOTH FURNITURE >roa.
TOWANDA, BRADFORD COUNTY. Penn. .
WITH REDUCED PRICES.
j "A M : 0. FROST
ford and the adjoining counties, thai he L.> pa.-
the Store, on the south side OF the Publ., Sgu.r.
merly occupied by CHESTER WELLS AMI a,a A.
Store on Main Sire t, formerly orgnpiel ay J. W ~
Grocery Store, and having connected the SIZE 5
now the largest and best Furniture Ware Raa..
found this side Of the city Of New York And ..a.
furthermore announce that he has il tHe sane ,a-
est aud best stock of Furniture ever offered .4 t.
ket, or TO be found in Northern Pennsylvania g 81
constant additions Will be made from b,>lvl.N Neg
Rochester and various other places 10 laurrHn, 81.
ton all of which will he sold n lower prices "s..
other dealer this side OF New York. SSH. sci. ;l5,-
quality Of = uds.
My stock consists in part OF
MARBLE and WOOD TOP CENTRE TABLES
MARBLE and WOOD TOP HALL. .IAy.,
DINING and EXTENSION TA5-2
CARD TABLES,
PIANO STOOLS,
BUREAUS, STANDS, BEDsTEAHS k..E
Chairs OF every variety and style as cheap
cheapest and good as the best
EHameled Chamber Sets also Oak. thestl'
Walnut. Parlor sets in Eair, Cloth. Damasa, 1,E
and Reps at prices which defy competition As
/ EASY CHAIRS, and ROCKERS,
CAMP CHAIRS and STOOLS.
/ BOOK RACKS,
WHAT NOTS,
IRON BEDSTEADS,
HAIR and HUSK MATTRESSES,
... Chldrens Carriages,
Childrens Cradles and @
I LOOKING GLASSES,
/ LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
PICTURE FRAMES,
MOULDINGS,
| PHOTOGRAPH OYALS.
-. STEEL ENGRAvINGS.
CORDS and TASSELS,
In fact everything in the line usually to he maHt
first class Furniture Store. shall sO cOnuls 70 =
utacture furniture usual aud warrant the sane o
salts faction. The public invited to call sRl sNa.
for themselves. at the store on Main street w. -'
south OF Montanyes. Ny motto is quick 'a!e' 81 50
profits
Ready made Coffins Burial Cases Coffin PA.a =
Handles, together with everything in the line -l[
taking constantly on hand, with two elegant hrA'''
Funerals attended withiR circuit OF % miles OIL
enable terms.
Towanda, Pa, June 90, 1865 JAMES o. F8,-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-20
PREVENTION OF THE HOOVE,

When neat cattle and sheep eat too much
red clover, their stomachs soon become so
much inflated with gas, that without i'm
mediate relief they often die in a few hours
we have known neat cattle to be hooven
and die, III defiance of all efforts to save
them, even after they had been grazing in
a clover field more than two weeks. Where
they can have access to other grass, thev
VIII seldom eat enough clover to make them
0l0at but, as soon as they are required to
SuDSist entIre y on red clover, unless they
nave tree access to an abundance of salt
there is great danger that they will too
much We have always been accustomed
to keep salt in tub in the field where the
stock were grazing on red clover and the
animals would eat freely of many times
day and we never had a animal affected
with the hoove, as long as the salt tub con-
tanned good supply.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-20

E,SIRA4 MARE-Came into the enclo-
- - sure OF the subscriber about one week since
stray The owner is reonested to nrove nronerv
pay charges and take her away >
Athens, May 10, 1SG5-3t.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-20
NHEAPNESS, STYLE AND BEAUTY.
NOW
YOUR CLOTHING CHRAY AT YOUR OWN PRICES.

loOh OLOlh lhlNN CHEA1 Al 1VUh OWN IkIOEsC.
PROCLAIM IT TO THE PEOPLE,
just received large stock Fall and Winter Cloth
ing at j. CORN ElMra Branch Clothing Store He
Says cooy, boldly and deliberately, that he takes me
foremost of the Clothing Merchants Towanda
Eighteen hundred and siXty-one has come, and the
light and beauty of Spring shines upon US with all its
radiant spendOr shall continue to sell Clothing for
Cash cheaper than any other man, my goods are all
bought cheap for cash, and they will be sold cheap for
cash ...I
My goods all manufactured in Elmira therefore
can warrant them well made. Enough for me to say
have everything IN the line of
CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, HATS,
GAPS, &C., &C.
That is kept in any other Store in town.
This is free country therefore is free for all to do
their trading where they can do the best regardless OF
the cross and sour looks of old ogy merchants invite
you to come and mecountry well the city are
invedevery person rich poor high or low bond or
rec are invited to call.
Al JOHN SHLAM'S Clothing Store, next door 10 H. )
Mercur Dry Goods Store, Main Street, TOwanda, Pa
BWe wish to be understood that we are not to be
unders0ld by any man. combination of men,
Hs- No charge for showing our Goods.
Towanda March u, 1862. J. CORN.