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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-29
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MASE-BABB. In Leroy, March u, by Rev. l
Is. Lake, Mr.. Ira Masc, of Franklin, to Miss
Mary b. Babb, of Granville.
DARLING G-WHEATON.-At the parsonage in
Pottcryille March 81, by Rev Henry Losch, Mr.
Major d. Darling, Of Pike, to Mrs. Susan NJ
Wheaton, of Orwell.
YERKES-C -CONLEY.- Tuesday, March 30, at
the residence Of Mr.. Samuel Wallbridge in To-
wanda boro by Rev. J. T. Brownel, Mr.. J. /.
lerkes, of Springfield Pa, to Miss Isadore Con-
ley, of Towanda. Pa. No cards.
AM-BREWSTER. the NJ J.. Par
sonage III Towanda March D. by Rev. J. T
BroWnell, Mr.. D. d. NanOrnam of Warren Pa,
to Sarah NJ. Brewster of Wyalusing PA.
WILSON-TAILOR.-At the residence OF the
brides father, in Warren, by Rev VIM. c. Peck,
Mr. $. h. Wilson Of Orwell to Miss Meranda C.
Taylor of Warren Pa
LEFLER R-LEONARD.-.t Bently Creek Pa, by
D. H. Durham Esq, Mr. VIM s. Letter Of
Ridgberry, to Miss Amanda Leonard of Spring
field twp, Pa.
TYLER WOODRUFF. March 81 ut LeRays-
vile, by Rev. G.. r. Hair, Mr.. Charles E. Tyler
of ofBridgewater Susq., county, to Miss Emma 4.
Woodruff of Orwell
WILLCOX-DAVIES.-A 3Ionroeton, March %,
by Rev. Hallock Armstrong, Nj. James W. VIII
cox to Miss Harriet Z. Davis, both Of Albany,
Pa
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Towanda. Dec. I, 1865 If.
6sVNHE TRIUMPH OF FREEDOM OVER
IL SLAVERY

COMPANION FOR THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
This National Engraving designed and copyrighted
by J. BOLCOMB, and published by c. F. Cross No I37
Room Z, Broadway, New York, is now being offered to
tbs people OF Bradford County through travelling agen
It is copy in official form of the Amendment Of the
Constitution OF tn United Stses ab0lishing Slavery
to which is appended the Autographs OF President Lin
coin, Vice President Hamln Schuyler ColfaX Speaker
of the House OF Representatives J. ". Foney SeCrc-
tary of the Senate Edward MPhers0n, Clerk of the
House OF Representatives. and OF all the members Of
both the Senate and House OF Representatives, who yot
ed for this important measure, giving 62 fac-simile sig
natures and reliable and true record OF oil the
important in the Nation history since the
immortal Declaration of independence. The whole is
engraved copper plate aDd published strong, fine
Cardboard l9X2j inches, and is accompanied by
planatory Key giving also the negative vote upon the
amendment. The Engraving is appropriately embel-
shed, and forms ornamental and valuable memen 0.
1t should be procured and preserved by every friend OF
Freedom Price 81 80.
D. ". Hughes, Of Towanda, is all authorized travelling
Agent for the sale OF this work. for the following towns
viz Ulster, Sheshequin, Wysox, asylum, Athens twp
and Boro, Litchfeld, Windham, Warren, Rome Orwell
Pike, Terry Monroe Burlingtons Smithfeld, and Her
rick. Harvey Holcomb, OF Leroy, is agent for Leroy
Franklin, Canton Troy twp. and Boro Columbia Gran
vile, Springfield and Columbia 7, Wells, for south
Greek and Ridgbury.
Nov. 81, l865.-tf
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jan STAMPEDE AT EIMRA.-Ten prisoners
l., themselves ont Of the Chemung County JAIL at
rEmira. on Thursday evening March Is, by saw
inc III the bars of one Of the South windows The
same bars were partially sawn off several years
since, and were not renewed, but only patched up
and blame is east upon the county authorities for
moi providing a safer receptacle for criminals
Sleif Howell reeaptured two of the ten escaped
,i,onels the same evening leaving eight still at
,rge. Their names are William Wallace, Alex
p4well. Richard Harwood, James Jerome James
Dolan. seth Paln&r, Samuel German, and John
,Tncaly Most of them were IN for larceny and
..rrgarN.
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20 About one o'clock on Sunday morn
a.. .st FIRE broke out in a furniture store on
Water street in the city of Elmira at the entrance
Nan st. Bridge. Two spans of the bridge and
ven buildings We're destroyed and other bull
yDss INJURED The buildings stoodupon the bank
'-e i1'ef' and the engines could play only upon
sue OF them and the wind blowing strongly
- oi" flYer carried the flames along their rear
-' 'o' time bafaed all efforts of the fremen.-
- 'I2h OF the bridge fioated against the railroad
.'sr setting it on fire and for a time seriously
~"ASeang it. The fire was arrested after si1
''' ol nnremitting effort. The Elmira papers
ts@A IN the highest terms of the efficiency
'~en steamers, they do also of the Elmira
hremen
Loss about $4,000, Insurance S25. 600. The FIRE
'' the work of incendiarism.
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Anal Prospects, -Ex-SESAToR TRUMAN has
nome on visit, having spent the last two or
e. weeks IN Albany looking after the Chenango
'A'4on, which but tor the persistent and ener-
u, Efforts of himself and Hon. JOHN j. TAY1oE
!, '.a nave been hopelessly dead longago When
HUMAN arrived in Albany on his recent visit
progress whatever had been made with the Ca
'LS, Before he came away the new appropri
,1 " >3o0,OO0 had passed the senate by vote
~ 20 after having been once defeated by the
.lse OF Senator Cornell and other friends Of
'''l from their seats when it was reached in the
% business and the re-appropriation of the
4peAded portion of the former appropriation
= oeen read second time in the Assembly. Mr..
I'm NAN has gone back to Albany to help these
through, and will be followed by Mr. TAYLOR
e course of the comiug week Messrs. TRU-
and Taylor deserve great credit for their per-
ei'A8 efforts in behalf of our Canal and the
,''0'lon of the work to its final completion will
great measure due to their efficiency in mr.
""ard the enterprise, O,reyo Goseg,
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HSp GoDEY'~ LADY's Book for April is a
superior number. The steel engraving 'The last
bouquet is beautiful domestic scene which riy-
rs the attention and pleases the senses. The fash
'a Plates are very elaborate. and the embroidery
s'iefns numerous the literary contents rich and
''"4i The finest writers in America furnish the
'-''! Book with their pure thoughts. In short,
d. best magazine for ladies, in the United States
''a,y Lany's Book. One copy one year Sd
.8o copies =. 30.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Y. NJ. G. A-The regular business meet
ing of the Young Mems Christian Association of
this place, will be held at the rooms of the Asso-
citation, Monday evening, April 2, at 7 o'clock.
ness ofthe meeting, A full attendance is reques-
ted. J. P. X. G., Secy.
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[. ). CLAIM Agency. holding
Pension certificates cam draw the installment due
the lth of March, by bringing them to me- A
copy of the Official Andersonville Prison Record,
containing l., 900 names of those who died there
from all the States, can be seen at my office free
Information Il, regard 10 al Bounty Acts gcen free.
JOHN W. Mix, Agent.
Office lst Block below Ward House. Towanda
II,
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Look HERE Look HERE-Patterson ad-
vertises Farewell Party. to be given at his house
i'll Milan, on Friday evening, March Both, 1866
Now is the time for all We lovers of Dancing to i'm
prove this opportunity. Go right in and give him
full house, you will always find him at his post
and no trouble to entertain all who may pat
ronize him. All necessary arrangements viii be
made TO secure You grand and glorious time.
Come one and ali. J. S PATTERSON. Pro'r.
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FIRE.-The Toy Mandatory Of HAws
BROTHERS. situated on Towanda creek, Just above
Monroeton, was destroyed by fire on Monday
night last. The fire was discovered about y o.
clock all efforts to extinguish the flames weroun-
availing We did not learn the amount Of loss
Insured for -. coo, through c. s RussclPs Agency
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DR.. UP De GRAFT.
0CULIsT, AURIST AND GENERAL Surgeon ELHiRA n. Y.
THE EYE.-He will operate upon Cataract Artificial
Pupil, Cross Eyes LaChrymal Fstua Pterygium EntrO-
pion Inversion OF the eye-ld, and treats all forms of
Ophhalma, Opaciles Of the COrnca, Scrofuoua dis
OF the Eye and all diseases 10 which he Eyes is
subject.
THE EAR.-Trcats successfully Discharges from the
Ear Noises in the Ear. Difficulty Hearing, Deafness
even when the Drum is entirely destroyed will insert
artificial one, answering nearly all the purposes the
natural
THE THROAT-ulcer2ted Throat, Enlarged Ton
sils, together with
CATARRH
in all its forms, permanently cured.
GEN ERAL SURGER1.-He will operate upon Club
Feet. Hare Lip, Cleft Palate, Tumors Cancers Morbid
G.owths DefOrities from Burns and Hernia and per-
forms PLASTIC OPERATIONS-Whe the Nose, Lips
any portion of the face is destroyed through disease
otherwise, by healing them on anew.
E8- VIII attend to the Amputation oi Limbs, "a
and General Surgery in all its branches.
INSERTS ARTIFICIAL El rs Giving them ull tll
motion and expression Of the natural defying Geerion
Jhey inserted without removing the old pro-
duemg pain.
The Doctors collection of instruments comprises alt
the latest Improvements, and is the largest the State,
the superior advantages he has had in perIecting him
sell IN all hat IS and valuable in Surgery warrants
him in saying that everything within the bounds Of the
profession may be expected OF him.
The Institute has been greatly enlarged, so that we
accommodate an increased number OF patients
from distance. Comfortable Boarding Houses attach
ed 10 the establishment.
No jncuatle cases yccciUed far Treatment oJ Opega.
tions. Ii a case is iucurabe he viii be informed.
Institute Water street, opposite the Brainard House
Elmira, \. Y. Feb.2 1860.
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Bag~ Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Hartford Conn. Assests over Sl0.-
100000. Divident paid during the preset fiscal
year. GO per cent 1t is the largest, safest, cheap
est and best Llfe Insurance company of this
country. II. b. MCkRAN Agent.
Towanda Pa
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toWAEpA LlCEUM-Our association met
~ Friday evening, March 23 for the discussion of
the enforcement Of the Mouroe Doctrine. and dis
rosed OF the same, after an animated debate on
lie part OF both affirmative and negative by vote
Vi the house, in favor of the former. Several res
.ations were offered and among Others the follow
rg presented by Mn. SHORES was unanimously
.dopted
Re,airtd. That We, the members OF the Towanda
Iyceum, tender our thanks TO the Editors of the
Bradford Reporter and the Bradford .1rgoS, forpast
styors.
Tie society after considering number OF ques-
.5n7 tor discussion on Friday evening March 50
auaIly adopted the following, which was handed in
ty }ir G. b. MoNrANYE:
bss5',ed, That the re is more to praise than to
.oniemn in the life and public services of Napo-
.aan Bonaparte.
full attendance OF the members and all wish
ug 10 become such is earnestly requested to be at
.br next meeting at o clock as business of I'M
lortance is to be transacted The committee on
Constitution and Bylaws viii report and steps
VIII be taken to further the completion Of the orga-
nization
So far We have exceeded all expectations in re-
gard to the success of the desired object of the
institution 1t is the manifest wish of all interest
d IN the cause, to make it permanent affair, and
ne which the citizens of Towanda will take pride
IN tavoring with their patronage In so doing we
hnt but few obstacles in our way and those we ex-
gert to sumount easily, if the material of vhc
"0r association IS composed acts with the same in
crest and zeal, that has heretofore characterized
al 0, its deliberations. Our ranks are filled to a
aIge extent with men who are not only able to
make it interesting but also, to give it character
aAieh very few societies of this kind attain only
.y hard and prolonged efforts trouble. which
Il the outset seemed the most insignificant and
as which the association was more particularly
armed is now the largest that has yet presented
t>elL II is the entire indifference of Young
America, who should be first and foremost in the
4le, with the beautiful and apt inscription upon
III, banner, Excelsior Nearly all the young men
TINS place who are at the proper age to take hold
the matter and push it along as they should
stand aloof and act as if the organization was not
"anded as II is, for their sole benefit, but for the
~en Of our place and vicinity who have for many
Years been actively engaged or less in politics
sad other matters of public Importance. The au-
hence was large and showed their appreciation to
~hat was said by their close attention We are
dways happy to see our friends especially the fe-
u.4e portion Of them.
BY order Of The President
W. H. WATKINS. seem
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B2g~ If the following named persons will
correspond with J. B. Ewing Esq, of Harrisburg
they will learn that there in his hands certain mil
itary monies belonging to them, viz F: J. W. Bur
ton, c. X. Kellogg, j. B. NJ. Means, Johnson
Rogers, r. C. Sinscbaugh, Charles T. Willard
Richard Gustin
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" PENSIONERS The instalment of Pensions
due March 4th, 1866, paid on and after that date
by bringing your Pension certificates to j. n. CA
wanda. Pa Feb 26.
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Ed. REPORTER Please announce in vour
next issue the following sums as paid to me. on
account of collections made for the "National Or
phans Homestead, =
Ladies Aid Society Towanda, .... S2O5 25.
of Presbyterian Church, Towanda, go y.
OF Christs Church (Epl) Towanda, 200
; OF NJ. L. Church, Towanda,. .. 62 81.
Total l.................... s748 IS,
lshall be happy to aeceiye any further contri-
buttons to this most worthy and commendable OBJ
ject. Any Sunday School contributing Twenty
hve dollars has the right to name one Orphan to
receive its benefits in the Institution which is now
open in temporary buildings near Philadelphia.
B. S. RUSSELL, Local Agent
Towanda, March 2G &c
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NorcF.-Stated Conclave Of Northern
Commandery No. 16 at Masonic Hall Towauda,
Good Friday March 80, 1866, at p. m. Election
of officers. II B MCKEAN E C.
c. S. RUssELL. Recorder
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WANTED, Immediately, Two Sewing Girls
that understand the Tailoring Trade, to work on
custom work. None need apply unless they I'M
derstand the Trade fully. Also good journeyman
workman wanted J. NJ Co1IfHs
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IHE LADIES FMESp.-This Magazine for
Ail- Is before us, the steel plate for this number
:. a. usual, unsurpassed The Fashion Plate
wood cuts reading matter, music, work table pat
.rE4' iof embroidery dresses, &c, are excellent
1'ei! lady should have it. Price $50 year, two
'ope- 81 Address Deacon & Peterson. 319 Wal
p" Nt., Philadelphia
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ng~ The Art of Jig and Clog Dancing
taught without Master. Full instructions sent
TO any address upon receipt of .fftb cents Adress
p Q. Drawer, No J. Towanda, Pa.
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n3;-A rather serious accident occurred
franklin on Friday last. deer was driven in
:, tbe creek at that place by dogs, and while a
NAN from the opposite side of the creek shot at
-. deer the bullet struck the water, bounded and
ns,,d the breast of Mr.. Jacob Thall, standing on
,be opposite side The bullet striking his breast
,,ne olanc ed and passed into the right arm where
# lodged. The wound was painful one, but is
u .ousdered mortal.
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Mcrthanoi,e, &f.
CAsH PURCHASERS TAKE NOTICE

"
Oh yes the subscriber has again returned from New
York. having in the meantime selec'ed with great care
a splendid assortment Of NEW GOODS, well adapted
10 the wants of all, the ola the mddeaged and the
young, and at the time not forgetting the wee
bit Of 10 ks that get up locomoton by creeping These
all have especially been cared for u the selection of the
stock He would tender his warmest thanks TO all
his old friends and patrons for past avors and respect
fully socits continuance Of share Of their patron
age.
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bg~ To those thinking of getting Sew
ing Machine it is matter of interest to know
which is the best. The Wheeler & Wilson always
the most desirable, is with the attachment Of tax
ing The loop itch, without doubt the machine of
all others suited to general use. Call at Wickham
& Blacks and see il work
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CARp.-All soldiers who enlisted prior to
June 80, 1863, will be furnished important imfor-
nation free by calling at once upon the undersign-
ed. Bring Your discharge" with you.
]. \ CAIFF, Pension Agent
Office over News Rnnm
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Beg kerosenr or Coal Oil, the very best
kind for sale by the barrel or in small quantities,
very cheap, at Dr. Porters Drug Store
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geporter,
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IOCAL AND GENERAL.
% % - .

eqgr The Reporter is printed upon CAMP
.rrr,s Country and Job Press, Office No, 56 Gold
NV York Thomas II. Senior agent.
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hg- The annual public Examination of
he classes in the Collegiate Institute, will take
l.ct next week, commencing on Tuesday morn
NJ at 3 o'clock. The closing exercises viii be
Md on Friday afternoon commencing at o'clock.
The public are respectfully invited TO attend
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D I E d .

DARLING.-In Orwell, at his residenca, of inha-
nation of the lungs, March IA, Mr.. Abel Darling,
aged 81 years, 2 months and days
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TowANDA MARKETS. Wholesale Prices. J
corrected eXery Tuesday by E. r. Fox, No. Brick

WEIGHTS OF GEAIN.-Wheat, so lbs; Corn, So lbs;
Rye 56 lbs Oats, 81 lbs Barley, lG lbs Buck
wheat, Is lbs; Beans 62 lbs: Bran, 20 lbs; Glover
Seed 62 lbs Dried Apples, y lbs Flax Seed Sc lbs.
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fenal.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In The @alyer q
IA the estate Of HanJord Rinney deceased. In the
Orphans Court OF Bradford County.
The undersigned an auditor appointed to distribute
the monies in the hands OF the administrator raised 6y
the sale Of decedents real estate, will attend to the
duties OF his appointment at the his Office in IoWanda
borough, on Friday, the 10th day Of April, 1866,
at O'Clock, p. m, and all persons having claims
upon said monies must present them else be forever
debarred from coming in for share OF said funds.
s. r. PAYNE,
March. l6 1866 Auditor.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue OF

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue OF
" an order issued out Of the Orphans Court Of Brad
ford County, the undersigned Executor of the es
tate OF William A. Retain decd late of Wells twp, will
sell the premises Saturday, April I, 1866, at 2oclock
p. m, the following property, to wit
Bounded on the north by Frederick Thompson, on '!c
east by Geo. Wilson, on the south by Wm. r. Shepard
and on the west by Joseph B. Retain. Containing G5
and los per- be the or less, about 40
improved with large number OF iruit trees and
framed house and barn thereon. Excepting there
IRON the interest which T. A. Scott has in 4 acres,
rood and 80 percnes called the Vineyard the land be
ing all that was conveyed Nov "a, 1862, by John l.
Pedrck and wife to said W. A. Betan Nov. II, 1860 By
Joseph B. Betan and wife to said VIM. \. Betan and his
interest in the vineyard conveyed to him and f.
Scott Nov. IA, 1860.
TERMS-$50 to be paid down at the time the proper
ty is struck down. Sl00 at confirmation Of the SALE the
balance in five equal annual nsallments with interest
from confirmation. THOMAS f. ARNELL,
Feb. ~ &C. Executor
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Ln The matter ot

A UDITUR'S NUTICE.-In NE nldLteF q
IA the Estate Of Hanson Miller, dec@ In the
Orphans Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned auditor appointed by SAID Court
TO distribute moneys in the hands OF the
in Towanda boro on Saturday The 18th day Of Apr GG.
at O'Clock p. ln which time and place all persons
interested attend if they think proper or be toreYe
debarred from the W. 7. DAVIES,
March. 70. 1866. Auditor.
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE-h The matter Of

IA the estate Of b. p. Snyder, deceased.
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by said cout,
to dispose Of exceptions fled to the partial account OF
Augusta Snyder EXecutrx OF The estate OF said 3. p
Snyder decd will attend to his duties as such auditor
at his Office, in the borough Of Towanda, on Friday th"
18th day of April, 1866, at o'clock ,. m.
March r. 1856 II. PEET, Auditor.
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DISH OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE BY
Il F.. T. FOX.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue ot
" an order issued out of the Orphans Court of Brad
ford County the undersigned administrator of the
will sell on the premises, on FRIDAY, MARCH. 20th
1866 at o'clock p. m. the following described prop
erty bounded as follows, to wit
Beginning at post southwest corner of lot
lately in possession OF Geo. Bennett, thence west 100
per to a white oak tor corner, thence north l6-
per to hemCck tree for corner thence east 100 per.
10 white oak thence l62 perto the place fbegnning
CJntang lOl acres and 40 per, it being the land
in the possession OF Enos Bennett about 60
improved, framed house. framed barn, few
fruit trees thereon.
TERMS-$2j OF the purchase money to be paid al the
time OF sale and Of the balance upon final confirms
ton aud the balance with interest year thereafter
BENZ. NJ. PECK,
Feb. 81. &C. Administrator
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WING MACHlN DEPOT.

Having received the Agency ol the t,ro best Sewing
Machines in we ready to supply all the peo
pie of Bradford and Sullivan, with either Wheeler &
Wilson'S Singers, than which better is made
We keep needles oil, soap, thread and all the extras
needed to work the mas hne. All invited call at
store and examine Machines and work.
Call or send and get a circular and price list, at
Wickham Blacks Store.
No a.
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LINENS 4 HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Beaehed. Half Blcached aud Unbleached Dalnask Ia
BILE Linens, Napkins Towels, Towelings. Scotch and
Russia Diapers, Beached and Unbeached Huckabpcks,
Crashes, lIish Linens. &C., I0-4 and o. Shectings
Pillow Case Cottons, Couuterpancs, Draping Muslns,
Shaker Flannel ~hectirga, Rose Blankets, &c.. &c.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-07
Plantation For Sale.

Plantation For Sale. ,a
The plantation formerly owned and occu
pied by John n. Lewis, about 20 miles from
Alexandria. containing about 4t'0 acres
with improvements. For terms and coldl
lions apply to w. B. Lewis, Alexandria.
Jan. II 2-m ,
II. KENDALL. CARTER