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found on the persons OF those who intend tl.e
g,eut 1nces at Buffalo next week, have had the
c.1cct olsddng our city Of almost alt tho proies-
siona1 thieves, pickpocscts, and ga41oiers, who
have male Ibis their headquarters tnting the
psst summer The police say that lees crime has
been committed in Chicago lHFipr the week Just
pas,, than during any previous week since The
comnc7cemcut Of the year. and there il no doubt
they speak the truth. Every train and boat 1eat~
ing the city for Butnfo has carried ite compile
1nrnt Of evil doe1a, who go down to prey upon the
weak and unEuarded oncs Tisitfps that place to
Fec Dexter, Hutler, and the other great t.otierr.
some arrangement ronld now Ic made to prcrcnt
tho return Of these fellows TO Chicago it would he
one OF the greatest blessings that could be &C.
corded.
, 1866-08-13

sA1rEnAr ETK1tSo, August II. lss6.N
The rtoHpn and ahipm-a1s Of Luznber, Shingles and
Lath duxinE the past tweotyfour hours Hue:
, 1866-08-13
.. Cl.Ici@s.ti Harriet.

-. @-.s..--El:.t:-. M. lfcay.
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OBITUARY.

When the Of life engross our thoughts and our
nergies are excited I'm behalf of personal aRgrandize
ment and in the worship OF filthy lucre how apt are
we 10 forget the virtues Of who, while living we
cared friend, and whose companionship and advice
a,l were most anxious to seek. Alas, frail humanity
vancement, or value him only his friendship ts sub.
Viht TO our int rest. The grave sooner filled
tnan mis- virtues are forgotten. bright example
OF MS ie hnds bnt few to act in accordance with ts
finceritv These reflections have been suggested bv
the death OF Captain JAMES SOwERs native of Vir.
gDia, who removed to Florence, Ca, in tho early
part OF the late war. after having nearly all his
property in the Valley. He came among us compare
tiVeiy stranger, but the itnce
the suavlty OF his maDners, AID the rity Of hs
rlehuphp were sooh felt and appreciation by all
proached him In the lageDess of his heart chart
and went away emptyhandtd Friendship with him
WAS something than the empty which the world
acknowledges; 1t was a living, aIima ing principle-a
e nuine, active benevolence The actions of his life
ever accorded with the divine Injunction "Love thy
neighbor as thy self"
At the end war he with tho cherisbed nartnar
OF his life, lett Florence visit Virginia. with
view to lond his personal attention
OF his property and with tie hope If saving a suicency
10 ensure lie OF quiet and will hia
dod mad ordered 1t otherwise. and he approached his
dearly loved homestead but TO die. What can we
ma adequate to express our sympathy, sufficient to
console the afflicted widow Man is in no way auai-
ned to minister to such sorrow. To Him who governs
the heaven and the earth she look comfort and
support May the God Of the widow and the OF phAn
nave compassion on her, and guide her a happy ro
union with the idol Of her heart regions OF end
less bliss May we all strive to emulate his many vir
tues cherish the memory OF his WORTH may we be
allowed to die among kindred and 'last END
be like his" W r n
FLoRRscE, 8. O., JULY 26, 1865.
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The German war In New York.

From the Beletristische Journal we learn that
the Austro-Prussian war scenes are re-enacted
In peao among the Germans in New York. Two
patriotic descendants Of ARN1NIUs recently were
arguing the merits Of the question on the roof OF
house in the lower part Of the City Of New York.
From words they came to blows, and one Of them
"a barber perhaps), with q razor, cut the throat
Of his interlocutor from ear to ear. or more
credit to them is another fact we have from the
same source, viz: that they are taking up collec-
tions for the benefit Of the wounded of both ar
mics. Prussia, Of course, has the greater number
Of sympsthizers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

NEW YORK, July 29.-The Atlantic Gable is a
success. The following dispatah has lust been
received:
HEARTS CONTENT, July 49, P. M.-We arrived
here at 9 o'clock this morning-all well, thank
God The cable has been laid, and is in perfect
working order CYRUS w. FIELD.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HEARTS CONTENT, July 2s.-We are in tele-
graphic communication with Ireland. The cable
is in perfect working order.
CYRUS w. FIELD.
THIRD DISPATCH.
HEARTS CONTENT, July 2S.-England and Amer
lea are again united by telegraph. The cable is in
perfect order We have been receiving and send
ing messages through the whole CABLE since the
splice on the 18th inst. off Valentia.
CYRUS w. FIELD.
HEARTS CONTENT, FRIDAY, July 27th-9 80 A. NJ
The Great Eastern has just anchored opposite the
telegraph Office. The cable was splioed two
hours since on the MidDay, and will be here in
three or four hours. The whole distance run is
1869 nautical miles. The amount OF cable paid
sout is 1864 miles, slack. Little less than twelve
per cent. absolute distance. ~
HEARTS CONTENT, FRIDAY, July 27th-9.1O A.
MO. w. FIEDD says: "The weather was rough,
with rain squalls and fogs nearly al the time.
Signals never failed; were perfect through the
whole voyage. We Bent dispatch to London
day or two since, and received reply In eight
minutes"
Mr.. FIELD says there have been riots in London
-on account Of the refusal Of Government to allow
Reform Meetings to be held inside the Park.
daily paper has been published on board the
Great Eastern.
HEARTS CONTENT, July az, uia Aspy Bay, July
e26-The London Times OF the 9th says Of the
Atlantic Telegraph "It Is q great work-the
glory Of the age; and they who have achieved 1t
deserve to be honored the benefaotors of their
sxace"
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TEACHING THE YOUNG Idea How TO SHoor.-
An Indian schoolmaster was about to punish O fe-
male scholar after the style in Cambridge, Mass,
when chivalrous boy drew q revolver, threat
ened to shoot the master, wounded him. and was
the next moment himself wounded by o pistol
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Disturbance at Neyv Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2s.-rne Radicals held a
mob meeting last night, which was composed
principally Of negroes who went bowling through
the streets threatening violence. The leading
Radicals used violent and abusive language.
Three negroes were killed.
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Phiiadelph,a DeIesatea,

sAvANNAH, July 28.-The Convention OF the
First District elected Hon. WIN. b. FLEMINa and
Gen. j. b. GORDON delegates, and Hon. T. J. Mo-
TYRE and Col e. O. PEsDLEroN alternates, to the
Philadelphia Convention. Also. ratified election
OF the Fourth District Of delegates aud alternates
at large.
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sTREATY OF PEACE SIGNED.

treaty Of peace has been Isigned between
Austria and Prussia A previous telegram says
that five days armistice between Austria and
Prussia commenced at noon on the 23d. There
was more fighting on the 22d, the Austrians claim
ling victory.
Earl SHAFTEsBURY had protested in the House
of Commons against Reform.
The Moniteur says that in discussion on tho
Tariff, Sir JOHN PAnKINaToN admitted England
was behind other nations.
Severe engagements on the 2oth or the Island
of Lissa. The Austrians claimed the victory.
They sunk the italian iron-olads, running down
-one and blowing up three.
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Later Foreign News.

FARTHER POINT, July 28.-The steamship Per-
.sian from Liverpool on Thursday, July 10, uia
Londonderry on Friday, July 20, passed this point
;at FIVE o'clock this afternoon route t. Quebec.
The following is the latest news uia London
derry:
LIVERPOOL, July 2O.-The military position is
unchanged great forces are concentrating on both
sides before Vienna.
The Paris Monitem says that Prussia has con-
scented to abstain from hostlities for FIVE days,
provided that Austria agrees to do the same and
give her discretion on the basis proposed within
that period
The news from the Great Eastern and the At
'lantic cable continues very satisfactory; about
mine hundred miles of the cable has been run out
LATEST.
1t is reported that the Austrians had decidedly
refused to accept the Prussian conditions for
peace.
The Moniteur du Soir denies that the French
Government had any intention of becoming the
armed mediator in the difficulty.
The Prussians had occupied Dsrmstadt.
LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL July 2O-Cotton had declined Id.
-on the week the sales for the same period were
II, 900 bales. On Friday, the Goth, the sales we're
estimated at $4,000 bales, the market closing
steadily. Middling Orleans is quoted at 143d.,
and Middlng Upland at 132d.
Breadstuffs very dull. Corn easier. Provisions
dull.
Consols for money Ss4 to ssa. United States
Five-Twenties 693 to 10. Illinois Central Shares
IT to 773. Fries Shares 424 to 42a.
The bullion in the Bank of England had de.
creased f347, 900.
The steamer ]forauian, from Quebec, arrived OF
Londonderry on the 10th July, and the City OF
Boston, from New York, arrived at Queenstown on
the 18th.
The Preston Banking Company had suspended.
The liabilities at present are unknown.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LINE Schooner COAST Pill OF will discharge cargo
This Day. at Adgers North Wharf All goods not called
for before sunset win be stored and expense Of
consignee. WILLIAM ROAOH
July 80
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Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLIONS IN CoNaREs-
sIoNAL JoDs.- -Overburdened as the people are
with taxation, il may be interesting for them to
know how some Of it is raised and how it is squan-
dered by Congress in jobs Of various kinds. For
example, there goes for the
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Cholera at Tybee.

SAVANNAH, July 28.-Six deaths and nineteen
new cases cholera occurred at Tybee to-day.
Number Of cases in hospital, eighty mine (s9).
Total number OF deaths to date, one hundred and
forty-six.
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ng CONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER JONAS
SPARKS are notified Of cargo being This Day dschArg.
ed at Browns North Wharf All goods wharf at sun
set will be at expense and risk Of ownera
July 80 STREET BROS. 90,
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aBNOTICE. -CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
EMILY B. soUDER are hereby notified that she 10
This Day discharging cargo at North Atlantic wharf
All goods left on the wharf after will be stored
ut expense and risk of owners A. GETTY co.
Managing Owners and Agents..
All Freight amounting to fifteen r6 dollsrs or less,
must be paid on the wharf before delivery Of goods
July 80
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A member Of Congress desiring to show how
much he had learned at one session-ordered two
bills he had just received Of his wife's contract
ing to be- laid on the table; the other to be
read that day six months.
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ia DIsINFECTANTS GRATIS THE OITI-
ZENs Of Charleston be supplied with CHLORIDE
OF LIME and COPPERAs. without oost by spplving st
the Roper Hospital, to the City Registrar, Dr. GEO.
8. PELsER, No. III COMING STREET.
July IA amos
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Late Markets.


CINCINNATI. July % Flour, whest and whskey un-
changed Mess pork neld firmly at $50; demand light
Lard dull at 2Oc Gold 149H
CHICAGO July 23-Fl" ur firm at IN advance OF 25o;
saes at SO 26 to 50 25 for spring extras Wheat firm and
advanced to To; saies at 81 AK TO 81 46h for No l.
and 50 to 80 for No 2; later In tn, evening No ad
vanced to 81 sax 81 49, Corn steady 69k to 600 for
No l. Oats Arm at as TO 2s 10 for No and 2e to 2eo
for No a. Highwnes quiet; sales 60 2S. free. Mesa
pork S32 80. Freighs-corn 6H 10 6K to Buffalo. Re-
cepts-2oU0 BIB -four, 2l0O bush wheat, $4,000 bush
oorp 28. .O0O bush oats. Shipments-6000 bbls dour,
1000 bush wheat 204 900 bush corn, 1000 bueh oats
MILWAUKEE. July 20 Pour active; sales at 50 80 for
doube Wheat active, and advanced to 3d. sales
ct 81 rs to 81 "a for No Corn firm at 500 for No l.
Oats arm. and advanced 2c sales at aiH to 82o Re-
oepts-6n0 bbls -four. H. 600 bush wheat 16 600 bush
oats shipments-i600 hbls -four, 49, 900 bush wheat.
ST. LOUIS July 2S-Cotton heavy at ~ to $50. Flour
very du and ir. -gular. Wheat unchanged. Corn
buoyant; mixed and yellow IS to 49, white "a to o..
Oats higher; sales ct 46 to 62 Provisions unchanged
Whigk } quiet at 81 al.
LoUIsvILLE, July 2e. p. M.saes Of lot bids to-
bscco Jugs lower, and good leaf full prices. Flour 81
Prime wheat 50 70. Mi,ed in oulk ESQ. Oats
40. Meas pork $50 80. Bacon shoulders 16zo; clear
sdes Prime lard 2Oho. Sugar, hard ronned Isc.
Raw whiskey $50.
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~ NOTICE.-OFFICE OF INSPECTOR OF
FLOUR AND MEAL.-oomplaints having been lately
made to that parties have violated the Inspection
Law by forwarding. selling and reshipping Flour with
out having had the same Inspected: hereby all
Dealers and Agents that will hereafter have suits inst
uted against all Offenders, without any distinction
whatever And where the law has been violated whom
the proper evidence can be procured, will proceed
against them. Selling Flour Meal without Inspec-
,ion Is not only unlawful. but places the volaor Of
the law In advantage Of those who conform rame
Flour imported into this market is frequently not
what is represented to be- proving the importance Of
proper classification being made here.
Inspector Of Flour and Meal for Charleaton.
July so
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as- SPECIAL NoTICE.-W. 8. q. OLUB

~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-W. 8. O. CLUB
HOUSE aIN.-Pure, soft, and unequalled. We
place this celebrated brand Of Gin before the pub
lilo as o pure. unadulterated article, that only re-
quires to be known to be appreciated. Medical
the highest standing acknowledge that 1t has great
medical properties, and to those who It incidentally
1t is particularly recommended. WIN. g CORwIN &c
CO., No. 900 Broadway, N. T., Sole Importers. For
sale ct E E BEDFORDs. No. 269 King street. Charles
ton. July al
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H5- OTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the late WILLIAM DAVIDSON will pre-
sent them, properly attested, and thos" indebted will
make immediate payment to Messrs Mt RADY SON,
Attorneys at Law, No. 30 Broad. street.
JULIA E. DAVIDSON, Executrix.
VIM. lizard BULL, Executor
July % mwf9
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INFORM NATION WANTED OF THE
VIII, reabouts of Lieut. ALBERT 8. BERRY, late Of the
Confederate States Navy. Any information concerning
the same win be gratefully received by
CHARLESTON FRIEND.
"a Kentucky papers please copy.
July AZ 8
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arDARBY,s PROPHYLAOTIO FLUID.-THIs

RBDARBY'S PROPHYLAOTIO FLUID.-THIS
article is not of foreign origin, but is Indigenous tho
South. Previous to the the demand for 1t was
tensive. During the Professor DARBY furnished
It for military hospitals, where it most efficient
In preventing Erysipeas and Gangrene. He has now
resumed its manufacture. and doubt not its sale
will correspond to its merits which, we believe, are
accurately stated in the advertisement.
July 80 r,uf1Q
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nS- NOTICE.-MESSRS. I. HYMAN & co.
will act as my Attorneys during my absence from the
State. MAX WAGNER.
July 90 Sc
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Now Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, July 2S.-The cotton market is
irmer; sales 1850 bales; Low Middling, 80 to "a.
Bank Sterling, g. Gold, 4s. New York, dis
count.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 2a.-Cotton steady but dull,
with sales Of 600 bales at unchanged prices.
Southern Flour steady. Wheat firm and quiet.
Beef unchanged. Pork heavy at $S1.56. Lard
steady. Sugar firm. Coffee quiet and firm.
Molasses dull. Naval Stores quiet-Turpentine
68 to IL; Rosn s2.75 to $3.50.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Cotton steady. Gold 1904. Sterling quiet; Sight
10i. Southern Flour steady. Wheat quiet and
firm. Beef quiet. Pork steady at s31.62. Lard
unchanged. Registered Skies, '68, 124; Coupons
go, 1911; Coupons 64, 1O5a Ten-Forties, 9Sl;
Treasures, 1OS5 to 104; North Carolina 6's, new
bends 63.
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Mobile Market,

MOBILE, July 2s.-sales Of cotton to-day 45C
bales. Market unchanged. Middlings, 81 to so.
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The National Convontton.

CINCINNATI, July 28.-Mr. VALLAND1aHAM and
Judge GILMORE were yesterday appointed dele.
gates to the Philadelphia Convention from the
8d District Of this State.
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Congressional.


WASHINGTON, July 2S Gen. DIX has been con-
irmed as Minister to the Hague.
| Mr.. ROGERS, OF New Jersey, submitted a report
to the House this morning, as minority of the
Judiciary Committee in the case Of Mr.. DAVIS. He
| takes the ground that much of the testimony be-
fore the Committee tending to connect NIr. DAVIS
with the assassination plot was false, and that he
should receive preliminary hearing, to which
| every man is entitled
In the United States Senate this morning, q
resolution was passed, after considerable discus
sion, granting the use of a recently constructed
woouen building on Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Senate has confirmed the appointment Of
Mr.. O. H. BROWNING as Secretary Of the Interior
in place OF Mr.. HARLAN.
Both Houses remained in session all of last
night.
In the House, this morning, Mr.. STEVENS, of
Pennsylvania, made speech on the bill intro
duced by him lately to restore States to their pro-
per relations in the Union, in which the princi-
pies heretofore set down by him with regard to
equal rights, and declaring in favor Of giving the
negroes the same privileges as the whites.
The OWL and Miscellaneous Appropriation Bill,
after long struggle by Conference Committee.
was concurred in-tte vote on adopting their re-
port being very close. 1t increases the compen-
pended to 1t the bill equalizing bounties.
MIR. PATTERSON, Of Tennessee, was admitted to
seat in the Senate this morning on taking the
prescribed oath OF Office. The House refused last
night, by largo majority, to modify the test oath
in his favor.
The bill for the admission Of Nebraska has
passed the House. 1t goes TO the President for
his approval.
DErnE has been removed from the position OF
Public Printer, and General STEEDMAN appointed
to that Office.
The credentials Of HARLAN, Senator elect from
Iowa, for six years from the 4th Of March next
were presented and ordered to lie on the table
This afternoon both Houses adjourned sine die.
SECOND DIsPAToH.
WARRINGTON, July 29.-Representative Rooms
yesterday made G minority report from the Judi
oiary Committee, showing the perjury and utter
worthleesness Of the evidence relative to the aeg
ed guilt Of DAVIS and others, charged with COM
plicity in the assassination Of LINcoLH.
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MEXICO.-Sweet Opoponax-Try 1t once.
Sweet Opoponax-wnl never use any other.
sweet Opoponax-The richest and choicest per-
fume.
Sweet Opoponax-The ladies' delight.
Sweet Opoponax-A rare and most exquisite Perfume
far In its rich and delicious flavor any that
has yet been offered to the public. either imported or
otherwise It is rendered by its splendid qualities
delightful extract the handkerchief It s the most
delightful lasting, and fashionable Perfume ever used
Trytt x. T. SMITH co.,
July7 stuthsmo Floral Perfumsry, Row York.
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n5- NOTICE.-I, CHARLOTTE P. KENDALL,

N5- NOTICE., CHARLOTTE P. KENDALL,
wife Of ROBERT A. KENDALL Mercna mt. oil Cheraw, 8.
o. do hereby i've note that at the expiration Of
month from the r ct pu bcaton hereof will carry
business iu the City OF Charleston aud of oheraw
South Carolina, o Feme- Covert Sole Trader.
CHARLOTTE p. KENDALL
Cheraw. 8. @ 4th July. 1885,
Jplv0
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THE WAR OVER.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01
I TNION CARRIAGE SHOP,
AT ALBA, PENN'A.

The Undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of
Western Bradford that he has commenced the Carriage
aBd Wagon manufacturing business in all its various
branches in Alba borough, in the shop north of the
Union Hotel His foreman in the wood shop viii be n
N. REYNOLDS. who is well known to the people Of
this vicinity having been in the business for the last
years He will manufacture to order and keep constant
ly on hand the latest styles OF Buggys, both top and
open, Platform Democrat and Skeleton Wagons, Seighs
Cutters. &c. His work viii be done by the most ex-
perenced werkmen, and great will be taken in pro-
curing the best timber, and the most substantial ma
tera He intends that the work turned out at his shop
or style durability and cheapness shall not be excellsd
IN the County REPAIRING OF all kinds done with des.
patch in subtantial manner on reasonable TERMS
GIVE US cal. JAMES MCINTYRE,
Alba, Bradford County, Pa, Feb. 20, I866.-ly
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01
fFHE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
FARMERS MUTUAL FIREINSURANCE
a COMPANY
OF MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIA,
= -II17'7I'I4 ! ~ 7 y H4'IhI
Office in DanyiIle, Montour County, Penu'a.

Uf1ce IN DanYIIe, Montour County. Penu'a.
| Capital $357,OOO 90
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Mid
die Pennsylvania incorporated by the Pennsylvania
Legislature in the year 1852 for the Mutual Insurance
Of Country property only, and Immediately thereafter
commenced its operations that principle, which has
been strictly adhered to since.
AH losses have been promptly paid out of the Prem
ums collected on application for insurance without max
ing any assessments.
The Insurance OF Country properly only the low rates
charged tor Insurance and the prompt payment Of losses
are deemed a sufficient recommendation of the Farmers
Mutual Ere Insurance Company OF Middle Penns Iva
?. Johnson, Sec'y. WM. FULMER, Prest
G. NJ. MANVIILE,
March ), &C. Agent Towanda Pa,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

D r. r 7 7 3 ? LE PARA TIONS
FOR FAMILY Use.
known as Safe and Reliable Rene iioaare warranted ro
what they are intended to give satisfaction,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

E1IRE, LIFE, and ACCIDENTAL INSUR
e ANCE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

MARSHALL BROTHERS & CO.,
Wish to call the attention of the public to their new
Stock of
HARDWARE,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
BLACK SMITHS TOOLS,
and CARPENTERS TOOLS.
Also, large assortment of
Window Glass, Sash, Paints, Oils
Putty, Earnishes, and Paint
and VarnislI Brushes
Of all kinds which will be sold for the Lowest Cash price
Also, fine assortment of
KEROSENE LAMPS
OF every style and pattern to suit the pubi.,
Lamps repaired and changed from Oil and Fluid 20
Kerosene.
Particular attention paid to the manufacturing OF all
kinds Of
TIN WARE.
JoBBIEG PROMPTLY ATTEEDED TO.
We have on hand fine article or
GLASS FRUIT JARS,
with improved self sealing corks, and
HERMETICAL SEALING CANS.
which is Of the best cans used.
june 20, 1865.