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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09
tip SADDLERY HARDWARE and SAD
DLER'S TOOLS.
EIcBaoSD ACADEMY or MEDICINE, I
RICHMOND. Jan. @. 1866.
truE following article of the Constitution of

THE following article of the Constitution of
i the Richmond Academy OF Medicine il published
for the information of all concerned:
ARTICLE Hl.-With the exception Of those seeking
fellowship within period Of thirty One days from the
passage Of this act each candidate for resident fellow
ship must have been graduate In medicine, residing
in this city ard county in either Of tho counties Of
thi, there unto adjoining, Tor year. and mn
be proposed by three Fellows, personally acquainted
with him, and may be elected by three fourths vote
at any subsequent stated meeting. Resident Fellows
removing permanently from the city vicinity, may
become resident Fellows by vote Of the Acad my.
In accordance with the fret provision Of this artc
physicians may become members Of the Academy by
signing the Constitution and By LAWS, without comply
ing with the other requirements, at any time prior to
the 18th inst /. II. WHITE. NJ. D.,
Recording Secretary.
r - iLInI-I
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MARI

MArnEws-G AEpNER.-ln ChriaiansbUrs, on the 2ati
ult at the Residence Of the bride, father, by ih" Rev
Chas A. Miller, ALEXANDER +. MATHEWS of lewishhrs
W.sl virginia to Hiss LAURA N. GAKpNEg, OF Chris
,;,, .I.,,,fr N
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EANks SwI&nIED GY FoEGERS. Forged checks il
The names OF DlHvilIies, H. +. Kelly X Co., ano
Gcorgc j. Boyd, all brokers on Third street, wcr.
presented and paid on Wednesday, ut the Philadc
pl;a and Mechanics Hank-two on the philadelphia
and one ON the Nee hanir,, each for about II 100.
They were evidently the work OF an adept and O
the same person. All excellent limitations.
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The Re-UniOu Of West Virginia win virginia.
WEST Va, January ?, IsG6.

TO tlt FuIIUF " NC " Ing
The fact that the subject of n 10. union, - II
bered Virginia - being agitated in your e,ii,;
Halls fills the hearts of thousands IN We.
NTH ineNprsSihle JOY. s'''i'
MesSrs. Gainett and Patterson erred when they do
clared that West Virginia had sought senarat ue
The voice of the people Of West Virginia has never
been heard on this question. Only some 1900 or
2OOOO out of upwards Of 10000, had an opportu.
nifty 70 vote upon It; and it is fair to presume that
at least Oue-third of those who did vote, voted
against separation; so that this State was severed
from Old Virginia by about 1900 or 1900 out OF
upwards Of 1000 voters
POcahOntas, Graenbrier Monroe, Mercer and
hcDOwell. and | believe, Fayette, Raleigh WyO-
mhg, Logan, BOQFle Nicholas and Webster never
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09

WARWICK BAR Jan. ), o =. N Enthusiastically
Italtcrus Cap ain Parrish, from New York
Arrived same place, steamship Niagara, captain
Couch from New York.
Both steamers will be up to-day Tuesday, GA hiBh
water nj 10 oclock A. NJ The passengers Of th, Ma
CARA were brought tho city by the steamer h. e. Bid,
die belonging the United Stacs Qdlrterm tHter, and
arrived a. Rockets ut hail past hNci last ev'ninS
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house samples Of thee Scales exhibition in
warercoms. We guarantee them To be
Equal IN ACCURACY,
SUPERIOR IL DURABILITY,
MORE SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION
THAN ANY OTHER SCALES IN THE MARKET
In competition with Fairbanks Scales IL has been
again and asain victorious. The Howe and the Fair
bank both made in Vermont the State fairs II
that state, the Howe ha- after repeated and severe
tritl, been pronounced the best We refer to the
rial reports
Vermont State Fair, September Is, lS57-First Pr =
lnium to James Howe, Jr. Second Premium TO E. & J.
Farbank.
Vermont State Fair September 18th, IS;s-DiplonA TO
James Howe Jr ,,s
United States Fair, Richmond, Virginia October 1919
- First Premium to Howe's Scales. ,,,t ,,,h
We aim 10 place The Howe scales in competition WIN
other patterns as much As possible that may sahu ny
is own merits. re l., .-.xoh,,sos hv
We plaes the DORMANT SCALES In warehouses oy
on, own workmen and leave them ready ior use
EVERY SCALES WARRANTED
Po information as to price, capacity reports oil pub
lie trals &C. can 80. Il MAIN STREET
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09
ASHORE.

,,i... Gtata- city at Albany, Captain
Martin, ashore the upper end oi Warwick Hhr.
below .iuctoits, yesterday CMondayD mornins about
urloca and was stll ashore At half lst ., T. NJ, the
Tim" at closing marine report.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09
IRON WANHiNCTNN.

The Ea,is OF Representation Future Political
Power Of ,hc South Congress and che President
Misrepresentation Upon thc Basis Ct the Nunrbrf
Of Voters. sc.
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Destruction Of Large Iron Works in Paris-FOuT
Ihonsnnl ieM IlroMn ont of Emplnl mono.

The great iron works of Gail & Co., on the Quai
d. Billy Paris, were totally destroyed 10y fire on
Saturday, December 10. The fire was scoycrcd ~
one clock, by Waterman of the establishment,
ami an alarm hcng given, assistance arrived from
all parts. The Minister of The Interior, Marshal
Camuhclt Commander-in-chicf of the Army Of
Paris, the Prcic.t Of Police, General Lclrun, and
the head of the municipal police, were among the
first on the ground. The troops quarte.cl At tie
Etoe Ailitairc, all the police constable on duty
throughout Paris, with VI. Cal, and the four thou
sand men cEp!oycd in the establishment, assisted IN
working the lii" engines but in spite of their eNcG-
lions, all the Workshops with their contents Were
destroyed, and nothing remained but tie Offices Of
the directo: and he clerks. There was one large
building belonging 10 the iIm, containing valua-
h!e collection OF models valued at 81 U0n. The to-
tai loss is estimated at u million OF dollars, which =
fully insured in twelve 0flicrs
The fire was partially got under at FIVE in tie
morning, but the load along the quay was not pas
sable all lay. NJ. Ca declared after the fife, ttat
il il became Necessary 10 sp>nd the last penny of his
fortune, has men should not he deprived of employ
hrnt. Temporary sheds are to he Immediately
erected, in order that the works may he resumed,
and the insurance officers have offered to udyancc
60 900 10 assist him. The fire il supposed TO have
originated in the OVcrhcatng of Il cal1r.t rrc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09

4 PRIXcErN FEE-It is stated that Dr. William
4. Hammond, Surgeon-Gcncra during the late war,
has gone to Europe in charge of Il grandson of the
late John Jacob Astor, receiving ~ stated III the
E0wad Ia6ic, $40 900, in gold, for six months, all
travelling and subsistence expenses literally paid,
and a further sum of 50 900 again in gold Tor each
month that he may DC occupied beyond the first
six.
We take it for granted that the sentence of count
martial which found him guilty OF dishonest rrar.
tees and sentenced linn to dismissal from the service
perpetual disqualification for office does not
trouble Dr., Hammond much uOw.-Jci. IHdcr.
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T0IICE TO DIRECT TAXPAYERS OF

NOIIJE 10 UIIsr.OI 80 ~ 7 I.Il,5 ~ ~
y TUE COUNTY OF HENRlCO, CITY OF RICE
NOM CHARLES CITY AND CHESTERFIELD.-Per
cons who have failed to pay their Direct TaX to the
limited states Government and being DESTROYS Of paying
Tho .,ma and preventing any further trouble gain
any information by calling on the undersigned, on
Main street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
Al III. sherifs Office Of Henrco County, and they will
attend to paying the same COLE WADE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09
4 = SpEClAL NOTICE.!

JOHN ". RfsoS,
fsartrs-or io 80 sPh Lti5leyD
APoTHEC CARY AND DRU GUST
Corner Of Main and Third strs..s,,
RICHMOND, VA,
Has in store large stnek oil Brue-. Medicine, Dye.
suG, oils AMI Paint, to which W. in9i,, ths .pcil
atte ntion Of Country Merchants aud all Others in want
Of such articles. oct lG--f
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r5eTo OUR FRIENDS AND THEpUBLIC
ANOTHER NEW STOCK.


We opening this day, direct from the ilanufae.
Jurors tw" ha,ri..l cases 81
Boats, SHOES AND TRDERS,
suitable fnr IN" Ell aud winter trade. A,n"ng our
stock Is f. 1T cen hundred pairs of ,. Dane Co.'S cels.
brIted Mild and Pcgg-I BRoGASS, the best in the
Ouited slrias W, consider Dane Co the best manu-
G,,,urcrs IN the world. W. have been ,-iiing thee
Brogans for over twenty year, sTi they always giva
entire sat,ftcion We ask al in want 81 good Shoes
or Boots t" give h. a c.ll
Oct21--if PUTHET WATTS
TnP ROFESSO CONNAY'S COUGH
MXTURE.-Thi- Cough MiNtur- used exclusiveiy
by The late Doctor Iam-- a. Conway in hi, extensive
practice in - city fpr the la. twenty yc,r, Thpr-.
lnds 81 hi, patients attest o. efcsry. and the name
II the nyent T. sufficient guarantee "r II, value ~
. prescription. May publications. having been made
Tor this invaluable rlepaEition, with the consent Of
Ma. Conway, the snL miner, prepared 70 FUR
ni.h it Ia all quanti,i.s L.t. wholesale aud r.aii
Prepared only by +. JOHNSTON BIO,
Druggists, cor. q 18th aud CAPITOL rs, under
ooi2S-3m tho Poa i,tnn i"te!, Richmond Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09

EXTRAORDINARY hCCIpENT.-An extraordinary
accident has occurred near MarscilleS. Some shcii-
herds driving flock "I | 100 sheep to pasture,
which lay at the foot of high hill the sheep, in
stead of following the path, nn sooner came in sight
Of the pasture from which they were separated by Il
wall six feet high, which was protected by thick
set hedge, than they bottled for the wall, intending
to leap it. The first sheep were checked by the
hr,lgr, bat the whole lluc, was ia motion, and sheep
tumblcd over sheep until two hundred and forty
four persisted, surocatcd by the smperincumhent ly-
ing mass. shepherd who attempted TO check
them, was knocked down aud likewise persisted OF
.uHut.piiuu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09

TRUIT.-G0 boxes Layer and Bunch Raisins,
II Yb,rrel. Currants for sale low to close consim-
m-,t FRENCH y CRENSHAW,
ianet Corner Ninth and Main.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09
Great RObbcry-SaicS of Adams Express Company
knLLcI nj u.iiI.:I MillInn nI Unllnrs.

BosToN, JanuaIy IA safe of Adams Express
Company was opened last night on the train lac.
tween New York ana New iIarcn and robbed OF u
large sum Of money. No particulars are known.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
New lIAvEN, January THE ear was probably
catered while at the depot in New York Tie
thieves forced OF the lock one doOr of the car
aud alsn the locks OF two al Adams Co.. safes.
EIGHTY thousand dollars in glccnback4 ANA sixty
thonSlud dollars in government notes were LETT By
the thieves On tn floor of the ear. They got out
with Their plumber nj Cisrob bridge the officials or
the company are here invest Satng the matter. The
robbery was not dscovcd until the arriy of the
train at this city,
New HAVEN, Jan. THE safes of Adams En-
prrSs Company en- route from New York TO Boston
on Saturday night January 6, were ricd of all their
contents, with the exception Of two parcels which
the thieves in their hurry overlooked. The extent
of the loss is not yet Iscerancd but supposed TO be
not less than half million Of dollats in money and
bonds, (Signcd) II. SANFORD,
Superintendent Adams Express Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

iL@rAXES.-STATE TAXES for ISG5 are
their interest call aud settle their bills Sheriff,
Office Ross street, noNt door 10 Richmond House.
janG-3t JOHN W. WRIGHT, s. C. Il.
- ETTENGER & EDMOND,
EsrAuLIsuRD ~ OCTOBER, 800,
Manufacturer Of
Portable ami Stationary
ENGINES AND SAW MILLS,
MILL WORK,
CASTINGS Of all kinds,
TOBACCO FIXTURES and
RAILROAD WORK,
CARY STREET below Fifteenth,
RICHMOND, VA.
vi; PostoAico box No. $40 deelG-cltawis
tip SADDLERY HARDWARE and SAD
DLER'S TOOLS
CLAIBORNE WATKINS. No. 81 Main street,
Formerly with smith, Rhodes Co..
Has for sals
Fancy Horse Blankets
GentIemen'o Fine shafier and Plain Riding Sad.
dies, city made
ladies' Quilted Side Saddles, city made
English Birdie Filings and Martingales
Daniel. Steel Post Bits
Plated Coach and Riding snanos
Fine Hard-soder Stirrup Irons
And general assortment Of Saddlery Hardware, TO
which invite city and country trade.
few sets OF Buggy and Ambulance Harness, which
{ will sell low. oct2It
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09

ARRIVED.
Steamer state of Maryland, Travis, Baltimore, via
City Point merchandise and Passengers, ID W. Cur
RE. .
steamer Francis King Shaw, Fort Monroe, u. $ q NJ.
schooner George Washin ;ton, Madison, ST Mary,
MARYLAND, 1 days, wood, Il. 5. q. NJ.
StcamcrsM. Mtrtin, Livingston, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, llaskins Biij5lord.
SAILED
Steamer Ciy of Richmond, Stanahan, Norfolk,
merchandise nj passengers, lIaskins Bridg ford.
Steamer City Of Albany, Martin, Fort Monroe, U. &.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMERS.
MINIATURE ALMAYAC-Janaary ., lScG
ARRIVED

KIM ris.s 7;l2 Moon riscs........ I,:25
,un sets............iis High tido.........lO :ll
PORT OF RICHMOND, JASuAm $, lStd.
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Up THE FEET-To suffer with Corns, Bum
inns. d,formed Nails &c, i, NOT only distressing, hu'
Instances are daily occurring In which m s"i "s The
frl.it for want Of attention. Dr.. Schultz 10" ChTop'
it confines his laboys in behalf OF all afflicted with
he lust alluded diseases. lii process H. pain'"'-
Dr. IS oficc, wall street, near Franklin Ladies and
children attended - usual. lin-- lh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TPA WORD TO THE WISE.-If you are
dys eptic and desire to be cured, try BAKERS BIT
TIERS lyon have sour stomach INDIGESTION 'orpia
liver nervous headache bad cold diarrho@, or agH9
and fever, use few bottles OF BAKERS BlTTERs and
our word for it you will be speedily cured. Thousand
OF persons Virginia and North Carolina have
been cured Of these diseases by the use OF these be
and thousands OF others may be cured, il they bat Use
the same remedy.
To be had OF all Druggists in the city Of EiehiHond
and elsewhere in Virginia, also Of CANDY &"ILfIH'
Baltimore Orders promptly hlIed by addressing
rs. f. BAKg!;, Proprietor
deceit klehIn"nI' Va
uPARREST DECA Y-PERFUMED
Breath Sound and Healthy Gums, fearly White Teeth
Relief and freedom from ToornAcnE can be obtained
Lv u.in, powpEy's DENTAL FLUID. Recommended
Nv Dentists nd Physicians everywhere a. superior to
the Injurious compounds in u'e. Price - cents For
sale by all Druggists.
Recommended by Drs. Piessants. Woodwsri' vel
Hudson. Sc &c., 81 Richmond Wholesale by
,,np.gm p. JOHNSTON q BEOA
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w AREHOUSE SCALES.
H. NJ. SMITH 4 CO., GENERAL AGENTS
For the sale Of
HOWE'S PREMICM STANDARD SCALES.

We ask the attention Of builders and owners Of
houses samples Of thee Scales, exhibition in
warerooms. We guarantee them 10 be
4 IyIrAI IN ACCIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09
Nash
For sale by all druggists.
1T DYSPEPSIA.-Wl

L. =. HALL & CO.,
Nashua, y. IT,, frnpririoFs.
ISIS. nuN-l TIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09

SorTH WARSAW, ONO July 2S, lSC3
One young man, who had been sick and not
ont of the house for two years with ScrOfula and Fry
SipGas after paying the doctors $3.50 without
benefit has been cured by ten bottles Of your Bcrs.
EDWARD W0UNALL.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-22
Collie in Horses.

1t is not easy for an experienced person
to tell the difference between an attack OF
ordinary spasmodic collie and inflammation
of the bowels. John Johnston writes me on
the subject, and says:
81 will tell yOu how you can know iniiam-
nation of the bowels from collie in the
horse. In the former the pulse is hard ana
wiry: III the latter it is full, large and elias
tic. The best place to feel the pulse inside
the Jaw bone, little below the broadest
part. BY passing the finger uD the INSIDE
the Jaw any novice can feel the pulse.
studied diseases Of the horse with much
care. and from the best authors | could get.
| have always found spirits OF turpentine
about one gill for Gose--diluted with a
pint of warm water, an instantaneous cure
for collie. Nothing but bleeding to the full
lest extent, even to fainting, will relieve
Inflammation in the bowels, and perhaps
not that. Injections are good, but very free
bleeding first"
| found that IOuatt and other good au-
thorities of the old school recommend bleed
ing for inflammation of the bowels, and
there are cases, perhaps, where 1t is neces-
sary. But as Il general rule the horse VIII
need all the vitality he has, and 1t ls mani
festly unwisc to reduce him by bleeding
External blisters and doses of laudanum is
the best treatment, and certainly the safest.
Give no purgative; keep the horse perfect
ly quiet bandage his legs blanket him ;
give him little warm oatmeal Cruel ; and
give laudannm enough to ease all pain. Do
not be afraid of it. Give two tablespoon
fuls, and if that does not quiet the pain i'll
a quarter of an hour, give four Tablespoons
fuls, and keep giving doses of two table
spoontulS often enough to keep the horse
quiet-J0SeDh Harris
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-22
Have You a Plan7

We mean for the next years operations
on the farm If not, you have the long
winter, with its many hours of leisure, to
study and mature one. Take an honest
view Of the last ten years Of your farming,
and answer fairly 10 yourself, at least, IT
the result thereof would not have been
more profitable had you chosen a different
course. Have you any more system now
than ten years ago or do you grow crops
hap-hazard, such as you think will best hit
the market? Is your land richer the av-
erage product greater is it less ~eedy ;
smoother on the surface better fenced,
and supplied with more ample and conven-
lent buldings? If not, your system of
farming is Improbable.
Perhaps you have it invested i'll bank
stock, oil stock, or United States bonds
and you think this accumulation an evi-
dence OF prosperity. But deduct fair
compensation for yOur labor, and has not
the remainder been taken from the intrin-
sic value Of your land ? If you sell the
products Of the farm now for the same
prices they brOaght ayou ten years ago,
and incur the same expense you di+ then,
will your income be as large If the con-
cluaion IS forced upon you that the farm
will not produce as abundantly as III for
mer times, them you must own that the
land has been robbed of this surplus mon
ey, and that it is not legitimate profit.
Suppose each year for the past ten, you
had built fifty rods OF durable fence such
as will last lifetime and each year had
constructed one hundred rods OF under
drains and instead Of allowing thistIrs
and other weeds to increase, had annually
diminished them ten per cent. Suppose
you had pursued systematic rotation,
sowing each year the same number of acres,
and planting, moving. and pasturinS an
equal breadth annually feeding all coarse
grain, fodder, and turning of increasing
quantities of meat and wool would not
your purse be as full as it is al present.
And, more than all, would not your farm
be nearer resemblance 70 that ideal your
fancy creates, when it pictures the home
stead you desire. should shelter and com
fort you i'll old age, and which would be a
proud monument Of your skill as all agri-
cutuEist
1t IS plain what results would have been
reached il during the last Ten years, you
had worked with a wise and wel!-matured
system. Waste no more time. Let the
success Of the future atone f0r the short
comlngS OF the past.-RurQi Nelc YORKER
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-22
Orchard Caterpillar.

Owners of orchards who rememt cr many
Of the large, webby nests which disfigurcd
the trees laSI summer, should also remem-
Der that those which were not DESTROYED.
spun themselves into = cocoon and subse-
quently came ont into brown miller
These milerS laid each about 400 eggs in
the form OF a ring or belt around the small
est shoots Of the trees. They appeared to
be aware Of the fact. or 1T least governed
their practice in accordance with it, that
confined air is poor conductor Of heat,
for they covered these eggs with a water
proof varnlsh containing inuumerablc ves
clcs of air. Now every such belt Of eggs
TINS protected, will come out early next
spring in minute little caterpllars at first
as fine as a thread, but afterwards growing
INTO large, coarse eaters, and forming a
large nest to each collection of eggs. The
course to be adopted is very obvious-look
diligently through every tree. and cut off
every twig which has all embryo nest up
on it. After little practice they are very
quickly detected and a small pair of prnn-
lng-Shcars, worked by cord on the end of
d pole, or very sharp-hooked blade on
pole, viii enable the operator to cut them
of for burning. Now is the time for this
work select any day when the sky is not
too brigh, for this purpose
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-22
6alt
HARDWARE CoDDING & RUSSELL

AhD" AXE. ooDDlN" " he'o0hi'i'
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
To which additions are daily being made, which they
offer cheap for Cash. large assortment OF
COOKING STOVES,
Among the many desirable and beautiful patterns is the
CELEBRATED AMERICAN.
This beautiful unsurpassed for economy IN
fuel is perfect baker; il the best COOK STOVE in
the market Among their heating Stoves may be found
great variety suitable for every place where stoves are
used.
STOVE PIPE AND SHEET IRON WORK.
Always on hand and made to order.
TINW RE,
large stock factured from the very hest material
and by experienced workmen 7ery ful a7sortmsnt o
IRON, MAILS AND STEEL
At New York prices.
HOUSE AND CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
TOOLS FOR THE FARMER,
Tools for the House Joiner and Carpentcr-Tools for
BlaCkSmiths'-TOols for everybody
WINDOW SASH AND GLASS. PAINTS, OILS Az =
vARsIsHgs, MACHINE OIL AND BENzoLE,
KEROSENE OIL. LAMPS. WICKS AND CHlMNEYs
BKLrING, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
BRITANNIA AND PLATED WARE.
Pumps, Lead Pipe, hoin Pumps, Watey
PipsS, Grindstonss and FIXTURES,
KEROS SENE LANTE ERNS.
JOB WORK done with dispatch. Lamps repaired.
Fluid Lamps and Lanterns altered and fitted to burn Ke
Iosene.
Brass Britannia Beeswax Feathers and Rags taken in
exchange for goods.
Highest price in cash paid for Sheep Pelts and Furs
aS- OUR GOODS have been purchased on the pay
down system and will be sold for READY PAY.
JOHN A. conpINd' CODDING & RUSSELL.
c. :. RUSSELL.
Touanda March 10
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-22

CRACKER PIE.--Take three boston crack
erS, split them and pour one teacupful Of
= cp'''nS not water over them, one teacup-
inl oi falsnS chopped, one do. sugar. two
40. moIaSseS, one do. vinegar, one tea
spoo' iul OF cloves, one do cinnamon. one
40; aiISpice, one do. peppe:, and "a little
salt. This makes two pies, and is equal TO
mince. Well, wha. next? Bake between
two crusts, and should be eaten while
fresh. o