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prRsovAL.-Aftcr some few months Of alb
sence. our genial and clever friend, sam 81
mons. is again with US. We extend to MN
q cordial greeting. His shadow has mol
grown less. His numerous trends ana A'-
ouaintauces can have the pleasure OF taking
! suuint al his joviai phiE by presenting
themselves before the ticket Office at the
New Theatre.
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Summary.

81 A Physiological View Of Marriage
Containing nearly 3 0 pages, and 49, tine Plates
and kngrayings ii the Anatomy Of the human Or
IN a state Of heAlth aud Disease, with n ires-
tise on Early Errors, it, Deplors6ie Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan
OF Treatment-lhe only rational and successful
mode OF cure, as shown by the report Of cases
treated. A truthful adviser 10 the married, and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts
Of their physical condition. sent free oil Postage 10
any address, on receipt OF rs cents, in stamps or
postal currency, by addressing Or. La CROIA, No.
81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. !.
The aUthor may be consulted upcn any Of the
diseases upon EhIeh ais boot treats either person
ally or by mail, and medicines sent to any part OF
the world. octlS-Cm
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MAIZE MA

The food and Injury Of the age, without 20 s-gie
erIt. one tral viii convince the moot sEa
Makes p1IHnnz. Cakes. CUsuUd7, Blanc Mlle,
kc.. without is.uEils-, With leF or no e--- p. ar1at
e-tonfshng the most economical A slight ala-
ton b, ordinary Wheat Flour greatly Improves
Rraaf and Cake. lis alec cVceielllor tlca.rIHz
sweet ss1ees, usees rl- OF Hea- elap, o. For
fce-Crelm nothing eal compare Wltl E- "a UH.e
boiled n m.ik wu produce ueh cresrn or Coffee
ch0e0lata. tea, a..
Butup none pound uacsnCes, under me -lle-
marx Maizena,, With directions nr Uses
most delicious article of o0i iar cd alreu ard
fnvalis Of I'D ages. For sale BY 6r9cers and Drug
usLs everywhere.
WhoIeaals Depot, I66 FULTON So. Rev YORK.
WILLIAM DUEIEA, General AGENT
7rna Qf-rv
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Special Notice.

The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery to US, on Dec. lst 1865,
we viii be prepared to resume business as
builders and contractors, on Jan. lat. Plans
aud specifications furnished to our patrons.
Turning and Carving to order, for the trade.
WARREN * Mo0Rg,
High street, between Church and Broad.
dec30-2m.
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We are authorized TO announce MATT. 3. PuoHTR
a. a candidate for C iminl Court Clerk, 81 the en-
sung March election.
We sre authorized 10 announce JAnEs HAL- as 8
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk, a. the next
March election. ID
We are authorized 10 announce Ct 1RLEs E. Dc
CONS, As a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk, atthe
next March elecucn. noVls-td
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Go to Bryant, Stratton & C0.'s Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
in Book-K Keeping, ~Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c,
Address BRYANT, SrRAT90E / co.
Octl3-lY.
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PHoTOeRLPHs.-Photographs of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale anu
retail. Remember the place, Gallery of the
Cumberland, rs Cedar street., opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may9f-tf.
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HONEY SOAP.

THIS eeleb.atei Toilet Soap, IN such universal
demand, is made from HE choicest materials, Is
mild and smOlient in its nature, ffAgrsa;iy
scented, and extremely beneficial in its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. ~lfeb9-Iy
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.
Doctor

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given us by the press of this
city. we know of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
certify, as the following from the Nash
psHs Daily Union
d" At a period ike the present, when our
city is filled to overhewing with a Transient
p,nulation, sud diseases prevail TO an eX-
tpnt hitherto undreamt of, Il is proper mat
he means of cure should be OF ready &C
ress. ana that those Immediately interested
should have information which Will lead
them 10 avail themselves of competent
Medical adyice. Men who have been edu-
Gated IN the best schools of the profession
of Medicine, and been successful IN a prae-
tics of many years, are surely worthy OF
confidence if they have given their atten-
ton exclusively to one branch Of the pro-
iessiou, aud made themselves masters OF IT,
thev have stul more right 70 expect sup
mort. more particularly if they have afford
ed proof Of their ability to cure. To this
latter class belongs DIR. L. l.. COLEMAN,
\ in his specially, has been a benefsetor
10 he afflicted, and may ever be relied on
ss a safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our office
relieving those afflicted with
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E. P. Cone has received HarPer's and Les
lies Weekly, Police Gazette, Nation h0unu
Table. View York Weekly, Scientific Amer
eau. Catholic World, Spare Hours LONDON
News. Punch, Times, Temple Bar, Sporting
News. Corn Hnl, Argosy, Dublin lrishman
Freeman's Journal, Irish Nation, etc.
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MARKETS.
by Telegraph

OLNtiNSAlls Feb. I'd.
FLOUR steady without change.
WHEAT dull, closing at 81 70 for No. l new Red.
Corn steady at 5gc for No. l shelleJ.
OArs dull, 83G3jc orNo. / and2.
RYE dun and prices nominal at zoe.
GROCERIES unchanged and dull.
COTTON quiet at a.. for middlug.
Mess Pork dulla at S25 80.
Bulk Meats are fmer; there is a good demand
for the English market Shoulders lIlSc. Sida-
l3A9lI', clear Riblf9f9I5,; clear Sides I5{0I6c,
Bacon in good demand at lI1z, I6II, audIslS for
Shoulders, Sides and clear Sides.
LAID good dsmsnd at IsGls1lc. for prime city.
WHISKY firm at 2Jo in bond.
GOLD l55.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. %.
Tonicco-saIcs Of IS hhds. at a slight decline
on common Iugs.
Mss PORK 81 90; Bacon Shoulders I4lSc; clesr
sideslSi4ci sugar cured Hams &c; country q.
LARD Is quoted at lS3 10 t~ierces, and kettle
rendered 10 kegs at 1899.
Cons is quoted al Gle for shtlleL.
OATS fic.
WHISKY, free So %.
FLOUR. superdne 81 90; extra s Ooi f,miIy is
held ct SO 90.
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MEETING IN COFFEE COUNTY.
Representative Thoma Sustained.
lie is Re-nomimnted.

A mass meeting held in'Tullaboma' on
th- aitb inst, at which the following reso-
lut,ons we're unanimously adopted;
wurRr.s-Johu +. Thomas, our repre-.
.ontstive in the Lower House OF the General
Assamblv Of the State Of Tennessee, mas
tbeueht proper, from the pressure Of clrcnm-
stsnses. 10 resign his seat, rather than give
FppD,rt and assistance 90 measures when
he desmed unconstitutional and unac-
ceptabIe 70 his countrymen; and whereas,
he now appeals 10 has fellow-citizens Tor
their appreciation or condemnation Of his
course; therefore
Be 70 Rsy0lusd 5V tie citizens Of IullGhomd
hiS a5git IA CoAreation assembled, That we
endorse, fully and cordially, d course
pursued by Mr.. Thomas.
Rcs0lrCd. Thst Mr.. Thomas is our first
choice for our Representative in the General
Assembly, and FOR such we now nominate
hin as q candidate.
Rss5luel, Thst We this night re-endorse
tbe policv Of President johnson, and look
upona him now as the beacon Of our hope in
th.s trying hour.
SAMUEL HEART,
Chairman.
g ". DavIDsoy, Secretary.
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We are authorized 10 announce 6. NJ. SoUrHGATE
g. q candidate for reelection 10 the once Of jus
tce OF the Peace, for the % Ward, fist District Q
Davidson county, az the ensuing March election.
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ConntY Court CIerk.

We are aathorizsd 10 au0ounce JEssE JoRDAE IS 8
csod.dste ior County Court Clerk, ~ the ensuing
March eleetioa.
WEARS AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE TON
w c. CRUNE as 6 candidate for County Conr
Clerk, Of Davidson County, al the ensuing harch
election. oc4
We are authorized to snnounce VIZ s. CHEAT.
HAN 8 candidate lor Clerk OF the County Court o.
Davidson county. ldeelz
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feJ252w

otp Tur.rEE.-Miss Kate Reynolds con
,;r,ss 10 attract full houses, at this popular
-. ,r ,,nusement. There are few whe
witness her once, but are anxious to see hef
J second time. She is vi Of that class who
crows in the popular favor os she becomes
known.
Tonight she viii appear in the ceieora-
ted play Of Peg Wellington, and we shall
cvpert 10 SEQ the house crowded.
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Pos sLLE or RESr-A house on Spruce
No. ~, north of Cedar, containing ave
rooms, a large kitchen, dining room ana
cellar. For further Information enquire on
the premises. lso-'-''
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SUFRHF.

We are authorized 10 announce KusCIt lsKC
BRANCH ~ a candidate Tor sheuh Of Law ldson
county, al the ensuing March election 0G-
We are su h0ri1ed 70 annource ". G. eHAW az 2
candidate fT Sheriff Of Davidson coanty, a. the
next Msrch election. h
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The Bridal CkEuass, ~ Ksssy Of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
Sexual Systems-5ent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, Dr.. J.. SKlLLIN HOu6HTON, Howard
ageco5oto, pkfIaaafnbfa % aprTe-I.
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ATTENTION IRIsHHEN Checks on the Ill
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sum
Of e. to $40 for sale at c.. N. 0rdway's Bro
ker s Office, No. As College street. If
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Rave YOU seen the new styles Of Wall
Paper Of W. fEEhAAN
2s, Pub. Square, Corner Deadriek ST.
feb.2j-2w..
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r.
From Dyspepsia
Reflect! ACt!!!
TARRANT 4 Co:

TARRANT i Co.:
G~entlemen-I sm a resident Of Curacao and nave
been disposed 10 write % you cCnceInsns ue Isal
value of your SELTZER APERIENT as "a remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. desire TO express
to you my sincere gratitude forthe great benent the
SETTER has done my wife.
For four or i've years my vile mas besn saIty
afflicted with dyspepsia, and after being under the
treatment Of several Doctors for twoo or three yrSIs,
she was finally induced TO seek the sdslce Oh 3
learned Physician, Doctor Cablals, OF NeneAIe-ss
who imrnediafeiy treated her win your brEH-
VESCnNT SELLER APERIENT, she began %
improve az once, and Is now PERFECTLY WELL
Ileel It 70 be my duty for the good OF humanity 70
make tins statement feeling tnaIa medicine so Val
liable should be widely known.
Trusting you will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
5. b. c. HENRIQUERi
New York, June Is, IS. Merchant, Curscsoi S.A'
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We are much obliged 70 the adams Ex-
rrsss for files Of Eastern and Southern
newspapers furnished US daily in advance
OF the mails.
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That "Unole Bob Lee tobacco which
every body is smoking is a splendid article
We are indebted to 2. y. Davis & Co.,
Union street, for a pound package.
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500 to $1,000 e Month";
MAYORS OFFICE.

NASHVILLE, TEss., Dec. q, 1865.
DROPERTY owLars on College and Market
streets, between she Square and Broad street,
are hereby notified to construct new stone or brick
pavemeuts, OF TO re-ct The old ones wherever it Is
reqWred, 10 accordance with tue specifications and
grades which will be furnished by the City Engineer
on application. sad work must he commenced
within ten days from this dste, and pushed rapidly
80 completion, OF the city viii contract Wuh parties
for the same, and the expense viii DO charged 70
the property owners.
deo2s ". MATT. BROWN. MEyor.
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On Friday morning last we gave Reports
from several Of the counties in this siA'e'
obtained from delegates 10 the great eonFsh-
.;,r and we now continue them from oiheF
parts-our infOrmants being men Of reilA-
,.. aro-v fnefance-
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Flour. superdne 81 90; extra s 90; f,miIy is
held ct SO 90.
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VenereaI Diseases;
Envelopes and Writing Papers,
At wholesale.

CAMuEL RAYNOR a co, us and III William
- street. NeN-lork. kHYelope Manufacturer, IN
GLIDING every style OF Esistolsry Note. Letter, on.
cial, Pay Drug aud Portfolio Envelopes.
Also sole Agents for tie Irving 8 Harrison Mills
Writing Papers, by the Gaze or smsner quantity.
Pnce let with samples sent by mad when request.
"a. Dealers are invited 70 al sad examine stock,
STYLES, prices, Ac, &C, lisblS-lm
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Comfy Indge.
For Constable,

We are. authorized to announce WILLIAM "a.
GLENN, ESQ g. q candidate FOR County Judge Of
Davidson County, 81 the en-uing March election.
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Tax Collector.
Criminal Court Clerk.

VIZ are authorized 20 announce the name Of J. b,
CoL1ISs Tor Tax Collector, for State and County, 81
The ensuing March election.
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wrrWpR,wS.-w. s. Cheatham, Esq, has
Withdrawn from the canvass Tor county
Court Clerk.
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For Magistrate.

give sre authorized to announce A. D. CRRIGHToE
A. a candidate for Constable in the Nashville Dis
tict bt the ensuing Mar h election.
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Administrator Notice.

HAVING qualified 81 Administrator on The es-
III tate Of John III. Hall, deceased. this is 70 no.
nv al persons having claims aeAlnsa - ests.e ~
- or they Willie barred, ard those indebted %
eos asls-T JoHkHu. HMlTH, Admir-
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PEOPLE DIFFER
II. III. THOMPSON,

No. IS Cherry Street, near Union, has made
Arrangements with the largest shiIt MEnufac-
tory ia New York, aud Is now prepared 10 El
orders for SHIRTS, mEdsuP In any style,
to suit purchasers, az a small atyaaco on
New York prices. Gentlemen t~esirins O. or
der car be accommodated by leaving their
measure. and a peTiect fl guaranteed. Aiarse
assortme nt always on hand at low prices.
febIO-tf
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Corxry CyuRr JuDGE.-We take pleasure
, announcing that our friend P. W. MaXey,
ro Is candidate for the Office o. Judge Of
al. county Court Of Davidson county at
t1e March election. ="
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Narvoua DahiIitv-

Seminal weakness, etc, can b. cnred BY one who
has really cured himself snd hundreds o. 0thers.
and VII tel you nothing but re gEth. Address
with stamp, Box o.,
decf-dfalT bcstoas Mas
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WeAak

The suffering millions IN our land 70 give thls
remedy a trial convinced that by its timely use
many mar b. relieved, many cured oi DysPsPsA
Hesrthur1. Sour stomsch, Sick BesdRcEe, DIZz-
us=s, Indigestion, FILES, CosuNeneas, bIious AZ
lacks, Liver Complains, Rheumatic AhecuohsE &C
Resd the Pamphlet Of Testimonials Wiihea-h por
lie, snd do not use the medicine agansl the ao'''o
Of your Physician
Manufactured only by TARRANT q co. ~
Greenwich street, New YORK.
- EnY ssie uV al DruEgsta- mftB
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For Funerals.

e-,n othcv Doints Al reasonable rStes, and 10 the
SATISFACTION 81 parties employing rs
We ke45 also on hsnd = good supply Of UNDkk-
TAKERS MATERIAL, Nnlch we WI Iurnlsh 70
T,as-tsEars When desired az reasonable rates.
tan1e-n
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CITY NEWS.
MORE OIL IN TENNESSEE.
A Ten Inch Vein Struck.


% n heiiEltN ~ NC
Gen. Njlrov ara Capt. Mohler called upon
us last night, with 5 specimen Oh OH s4Aou
- ,beir wells At McMinnville, on
- ss, which is Of as fne a quality
as.uv we have yet seen. AT the depth Oh
Iu rsst the augur fell ten inches, and was
-, a. IL uas supposed some accident
bad b@apDeped; but as soon Is 1t was WIN
y, il was discovered that they had
s,-uek g vein OF that dimension, and but
rr the fact there are several creyices above
5titis believed that the oil would have
risen to the top.
Tb.-e Is everv reason to believe that Ten
pessee is in the centre Of q great OIL BASIN
and we hope to see hundreds Of "ell' -
osersEon during the approaching SUMMER
TBr CaTAr BrLLIAED ToURNANEST.-4he
Ruisrd Tournament, the contestants
~ plessrs. Foster, Brown, hayanagn ana
80 commenced last evening at the
Tbestre building. The playing was
Indecent. the following being the result
-. tvo matches for 500 points:
FIRST CANT
roo
uro,gn
Time, / h.. IN. -.
p-,.g,'z hest run -
T.zt4r'5 "
sEC0yD CANE.
FayAusgh ......-...'''- Eg9
Roberts ...... ...... ........
Time, } h. s m.
E~svauaeh's best ~
Roberts
The Tournament viii be continued to-
night.
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cnra rrom lion. yno. W. Bowen.

We are indebted to Ed. Willard for the
latest Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
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We are auehouzsp 10 announce PHIEEHAs GAR
RETF as a candidate Tor Trustee OF Davidson county
a. the ensuing March election
We are authorised 20 announce Sapt- JOHN Will.
son a. : e9pdlda,e for reelection 70 tie Once Cf
County Trustee st the enlulng March election.
We are authorized to announce Thomas
sHUrF as a candidate for County Trustee, at
the next March election.
We are authorized to announce VIM. J. AIRING
TON, 81 q candidate for election 70 The once OF
- nrrrufaz At - nrrarrsug Mgrah alaaffnn
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-. 49,. BeesWaX.

UrlE n-hrsl uar
oresh. Eto ufar -nH 4
o.. no. = e0rs1 Haeet sae Won" 90
susrdl f5r rua-r. Faa- Hl aaaE A.
much as 5000 If Hlnssl. H
--nI.-I
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rroycxy-Is purchasing the first qualIy
of Wall Paper, kept always az
W. FREEuAx & Co.'S,
q Public Square,
Cor. Deaderick st.
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Petroleum Barrels.

SALE Two compleie sets Of Barrel Ma
II ehpery Of TIE most approved pstenis, Which
can Be- put IN opersnon 10 tsn days an tu.a On
VIE. or s, WATSON, syesnors MILE. lAazI-s
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-12
N A r r led.

WILSON-MUNN.-At Alba, March IS, by J. B.
Rcnouls, Mr. Allen Wilson to Miss Frank Mum.
FINCH HARDING the same at Alba,
March y, Mr.. D. Finch to Miss L. E. Harding
of Canton.
WILLCON-SECOR.-A Monroeton, April lth,
by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, Mr.. Frank L. Will
cox To. Miss Jane G. Secor, all of Monroe.
TOWNER- Rome, April l. at the
house Of the officiating Clergyman, Rev. S. Lent,
Nh Wayne Towner of Rome, to Miss Eliza A.
Collins of Windham.
BENJAMIN -MINGOS-March 20, by Rev. r L.
Sullwell, Mr.. \. i. benjamin of Asylum, to
Miss Eliza Mngos of Monroeton
NGORDER.-By the same March
25th, Nh Charles Thompson of Sheshequn to
Miss II. y Fangorder Of Monroe
Mr. Geo. q Mingos, to Miss Clara E. Whitney,
both Of Monroeton.
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For the tepOrter.
,S.rpHvr.-At the last meeting Of the Coun-
81 r...a.r's Association the undersigned was ap-
..sI upona Committee to solicit space for an
rrr.-.nI column in Tie RIPoaran
r...l.tor Of that paper declines the favor, but
...-..: at the same time the columns of the RE-
ID. always open to the publication of arti-
H., ri. III the suliact ofEducation. II the friends
..Ia..ioa are desirous Of the publication OF ar
.s b., calculated to advance that cause. we shall be
.rr at aI times to receive their original contri-
uan-" Although the object Of your Committee
-n.. fully accomplished yet there is opened up
.a.y &, reach tine public ear, for all such as de-
II. toaJvmce the interests of Education
friends teachers, directors, do not write for the
.ss If writing but write intelligently and to the
mt. Pit your aI,rol thoughts upon paper and
i them to the REPORTER Office. We hope they
+. lr deemed ofsuttciont public interest forpub-
..,.a and ,4at the cause in which you are en-
-l may thereby receive new impetus.
Yours,
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Eeaal.

TNREASURER'S SALE OF UNSEATED
IL LANDS IN BRADFORD COUNTY pursuance
of an Act of Assembly passed the 18th day of March,
1916 and other Acts of Assembly, will be exposed TO
Public Sale at the Commissioners Office in Towanda
Borough, on the second MONDAY in JUNE, A. ID.
1866 the of unseated land described in the follow
ing list unless the taxes and costs upon the same are
paid before that time
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GRAPE VINES, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c.
The subscriber has a supply on hand of nice Iona
lsraella, Delaware, Aliens, Hybrid, Diana, Con-
cord, Crawling and other Grave vines, warranted
true to name. Grape vines Of any variety furnished
to order. Orders taken for Ornamental Trees
Shrubs, Vines and Flowers at established rates of
other Nurserymen. Also for all kinks of small
fruits, such as Strawberries Currants, Raspbenies
Blackbeuies, &C.. r. NJ WE1IEs.
Towanda April g. 1866
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nea+ A. B. Smith & Co, wishes to inform
their friends and the public in general that they
have opened Tobacco and Cigar stcts on Bridge
Street, two doors from 1Lain-st., where they viii
sell, at low figure choice lot OF Cigars, foreign
and domestic. Also Smoking and Chewing Tobac-
co of all kinds. All kinds of fancy goods in the
Tobacco line constantly on hand
Towanda, April Is. \. b. SMITH & Co.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Having made arrangements with manufacturers 10
supply our sales with the best quality OF Boots and
Shoes, shall AZ all times be able to furnish cUsO-
meTs with the best custom made Shoes of all kinds
t0r Ladies' Misses and Children ana Boots for Mems and
santly hand a complete assortment of Mems WOmens
and Children's Iubbers and Arc.i Ovcrshoes.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-12

TowANDA NURsERY.-Last Fall | bought,
from Daniel Harkins, his entire remaining stock
Of Apple, Cherry and Dwarf Pear trees, and re-
Flats. am now prepared to sell these Fruit trees
at low rates. Prices Of Apple trees at the Nursery
p cts. each. in quantities Of atty or more trees,
$50 per 100 Best selected trees in small quanti-
ties of to Is, 80 cts. each. No. l Cherry trees
so cts each which is the wholesale price of regular
Rochester dealers at this time No. 2 Cherry
trees from % to 40 cts each. Dwarf Pear trees
from 20 to 80 cts. each Ounce trees from % to
50 cts. each. Persons who are III want of Fruit
trees will do well to visit my Nursery, i miles
from Towanda. t. NJ WEIIEs.
Towanda, April s, 1866