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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
S. M. & co.
Msrcur Store. corner Main and Pine sts.

Mercur Store, corner Main and Pine SITS.
lus uodersgued having Tor med q partner hip
as general dealers In the Grocery, Grain and
Provision Business, would respectfully invite
the attention of close buyers, and the public
generally, to our Stock Of Goods purchased
und or very favorable circumstances, which we
offer for Cash or short time, at prices which we
think will satisfy our friends that we Can furnish
Goods at the lowest market rates. One of our
firm being constantly in New York, nd making
purchases for q large Jobbing house there, as
well as for us. We hope by giving personal at
tention to our business, keeping a full assort-
ment at all times, and liberal dealing with our
customers. TO merit the confidence and patron.
age of the community.
Special attention given to Merchants and 9TH
ers who buy goods by the package. Cash paid
for all kinds Of Grain and Country Produce.
FOX, STEVENS, MERCUR & co.
Towanda, April 1857.
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Bradford geporter.
Towanda, Thursday, April Is, 1867.
IMMORAL ADVERTISING.

verifying columns makes himself res
ponsihle in great degree, not only
legally, but morally, for the notice
which he gives over his name. His
responsibility goes So far, indeed,
that it leaves little upon the shoul
ders of the newspaper publisher, ex-
cept to see that his journal is not
made the medium of Immortality or
deception. This latter charge be-
longs to the publisher and he cannot
rid himself of it. OF course he is
not always able to detect, in the ad-
vertisements which are offered, every
one whose character is vicious, nor
would it be possible 10 assure him
self of the honesty Of the offers
made by every business advertiser.
In a large majority of cases, we
must leave the accuracy and good
faith of their statements to be vouch-
ed for by the names that accompany
them
But there is a very numerous class
of advertisements continually offer
ed to a newspaper which are evident,
ly immoral and intended so to be !;
some of them limiting in the broad
est and plaincst terms at infractions
of human as well as higher laws.
There are others which are swindles,
and bear the evidence of their dis
honesty 50 plainly upon their face
that every intelligent reader marks
them as such at once Such adver-
tisements every respectable Journal
ist rejects, and in that category we
include ourselves. We believe our
duty in this respect to be so plain
that whether interest agrees or not
we have uniformly refused all of them.
Only recently one advertiser offered
US some three or tour to be inserted
for a year, the amount of which
would probably have been two hun
dred dollars. They all shared the
same fate and are not found in our
columns
Strange TO say, many of our CO.
temporarieS do not seem t. adopt
this plain rule of action. On a cas-
ual glance over their pages we find
advertisements in them, whose char
acter is not only doubtful but plainly
and atrociously bad The horrible
dens in the larger cities where the
laws Of God and nature are alike
outraged, and the venders Of pois-
ons designed to effect the same wick
ed object, boldly hold forth their
propositions. Others, scarcely less
bad, furnish sealed information, +"
etc, ETC., and still others pretend to
tell secrets "no mortals ever knew"
or give information of the greatest
Importance Ali these are as plain
ly swindles, lies, and deceptions as
though the word was branded upon
them, end every Intelligent person
knows it. How then can any honest
and conscientious journalist allow
himself to be used as the means by
which such sharpers shall obtain vic.
tins =?
The Philadelphia Ledger, when its
present proprietor, Mr.. Childs, took
hold Of it, contained a large number
of advertisements of the kind we
have indicated, but Mr.. G. met the is
sue fairly and swept them out of the
paper, not to be re-inserted at any
price. The pecuniary loss was con
siderable, but the performance of q
plain duty was far superior in impor
tance. Upon the same principle VIZ
| establish Our own husiness
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THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE

Vie HON K SEWING MACHINE
Il Manufactured in New York City. Adapted
for every variety of sewing in families or Manu-
factgries: Established l845. Improved 1860,
o. ,64, 90. A. B: Howe. sole proprietor OF
the Howe Sewing Machines
At the Worlds Fair, held in London, in 1862
the Prize Medal was awarded this Machine, with
special mention OF excel ent workmanship
also, Four Prize Medal. and Four Honora lie
Mentions were awarded eight different English
lence OF work exhibited, and done on this Ma
chine.
This Machine In its present improved STYLE
excels all others now offered for sale They are
cheaper by SO per cent than any other. For
further particulars call and examine it Tor your.
sen, OF send lor circular and samples Of work
to q. 2. MALLET, Special Agent ior the conn
ties OF Bradford, Susquehanna. Wyoming nd
Sullivan, Pa. "
LeR ysville, April Is, 1867
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE CHEAP

The subscriber having sold his shop, viii dis.
pose Of his stock OF CARRIAGES & BUGGIES
at very low prices. He has on hand for sale
Buggies and two platform Democrat Wagons,
made of the best material and in the most work.
manlke manner. Those wishing 10 buy, will do
well to call ,as rare opportunity is offered to buy
good Buggy cheap. 1 have also on hand some
second hand Carriages, which have been put in
thorough repair, and will be sold very cheap
Towanda, April Is, 67. G. Il. DRAKE,
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E,XAMlNATI0NS.-I will attend
- for the purpose OF holding special public
examinations OF teachers at Troy public school
house Friday. April 26, Towanda public school
houss, Saturday April 81; Orwell Hill public
school house, Tuesday, April 80 Towanda pub.
lie school house, May IL and IL.
The usual request from directors (see School
Law page 1897 will re required.
Certificates will be granted for summer term
only.
Those without valid excuse for not attending
last iall, need not apply.
Candidates must be present at 10, M
Valid certificates must in all cases he nro
cured before commencing school term.
o. J. CHUBBUCK,
Aprh J. iee1'-sw' County Supt.
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Observation-Disclosures Hon
l. FARRI5 B. STREETER, President Judge
of the Gth Judicial District, consisting of the
counties OF Bradford and Susquehanna. and
Hons. Levi P. Stafford and j. w. Van DYKE.
Associate Judges, in and for sid County OF
Bradford, have issued their precept bearing date
the I'd day of April, A. ID. 1867, to me directed
for holding Court OF Oyer and Terminer. Gen.
eral Quarter Session. of the Peace, Common
Pleas and Orphans Court, at Towauda for the
County OF Bradford, on Monday. the 9Th day Of
May, next, to continue two weeks.
Notice is therefor hereby given to the Coro
ners, Justices OF the Peace. and Constables. of
the County OF Bradford, that they be then and
there In In slr proper person, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon OF said day, with their records, in.
qulslt'ons and other remembrences TO do lhoS
things which TO their Office appertains 10 he
done and those who are bound by recognizanc
or otherwise TO prosecute against the prisoners
who are or may be i'll the jail of said County, OF
who shall be bound TO appear at the said Court.
are to be then and there TO prose cute aga nst
them as shall be just. Jdrors are requested to
be punctual in their attendance, gfeeably to
their notice.
Dated at Towanda, the Sth day of April in the
year OF cur Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven, aud of the Independence of
The United States, the ninety first
WILLIAM GRIFFIS. Sheriff
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TAVERN PROPERTY FOR SALE

- The subscriber offers for sale bis Tavern
Property, situated In Wysox township. opposite
the borough Of Towanda. within few rods of
the bridge. The buildings are comu.odious
and well arranged and the location an excellent
one. Possession will be given Immediately
For terms apply to G. d. Montanye, Towanda
or 10 the subscriber at Myersburg.
WIN. VAN BRUNT.
April 3, lss7.-3m:
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N E W Lin ERY
AT MONROETON.
r IMPORTANT TO BUTTER MAX

IMPORTANT TO BUTTER MAX.
Il ERS.--The undersigned are now fully pre-
pared to furnish the public with an Inclined
Dog Power Machine of a superior quality an
pattern.
Price of Machines from twelve TO thjr ty.iye
dollars, according to size OF Dairy. Every ma.
chine delivered and put in running order, ar d
warranted TO give entire satisfaction, or money
refunded. All orders by mail promptly attend.
ed to. PhICE IL COMPTON.
Burlington borO, March 25, 1867.
We, the unee rsigned have each had In use
during the past seasoh one OF the above nam ed
machines, and can cheerfully recommend the m
TO the public as the best Churn Power yet intro.
duced. LONG BROS.
]. d. GOPER.
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misrellanecu us.

.ICENSES.-Notice is hereby Civ
- en- that the following applications Tor Ii
censes tor Taverns and Merch,nt Dealers have
been filed in this office, and the sa will te
presented 10 the Court OF Quarter Sessions, on
Monday, May 8, 1867, for rhs consideration Of
said Court
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W A n T E D
5000 CORDS HEMLOCK BARK

The Towanda Tanning Company will pay the
highest price for Bark delivered at their Tan.
merry at Greenwood the ensuing season.
The Superintendent will be happy at all times
to give instructions or information as the peel.
ing and curing Bark.
Proposals invited for the furnishing and
laying down Of 4 900 feet Pine Water Pipe or
Tubing. JAS. 3. HOWE.
Towanda. April /. 1867. Superintendent.
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Millinerp anb DRESS Makine.

MISSES WOUGHTON & SHIP.
4N1 NAN,
DRESS MAKERS.
Rooms over Bramhall s. Cowell's Store, Ma In
Street. Second Door below Beidleman's Block.
Towanda. Pa. April 5th lS67.-3m.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

The subscriber offers Or sale his larm in
Wysox, nearly opposite Towan a. This farm
codtains l20 acres of land in high state of im-
prove men', with splendid dwelling house,
barns nd Outbuildings. 1t has a large never
failing orchard stocked with good trUit OF cv-
cry description. 1t is in good neighborhood
within easy reach OF the church aud school
privileges of Towanda borough. For terms OF
sale, &c, enquire OF the subscriber on the prem.
ises. MORGAN ID. STRICKLAND
wysoX, April s, lS67.-tls
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ConsiSnees per Northeastern Railroad
Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-W Parker.
q W Lucken, MIS- White, Roth, Miss 8 White.
Minott Miss White. Z Somers, Miss Maria
Whaley B vanness, McLoy and lady ] Heath
Mrs Belser, E Block, Steen, Darcy, Willis and
lsdy, ] Mccarthy, Caldwell II Frost Major Gen
D Sickles, Miss Sickles and servants, D Ford.
Freeman, Col E Dennis, R Louk, Miss J O'Brien
Mrs Madden, Miss Larnard, n Blengert J Wiley,
Wiley Patterson, n Williams, Abend1oth, Patter.
30, Abenbroth, Heithe and lady. Jacob Abenbroth
z Petit, Lebmsn, J Latz, Mower, Il Brandes
and in steersge.
Per steamship Emily souder from New YORK
@ Mills, A winbers Thos titzsimmons, F Marin,
Z ssngwck and steerage.
Per steamer City Point from Palatka via Fernsn-
dina, Jacksonville, and Savsnnah-Ltw Hendricks r
Brown, W Dozier, l. Clark, Westcott, Mrs Holmes,
Gfbbon. Mrs Craig Mrs Nichols, W Wall, Mrs Crosby
Miss Crosby, Misses E, D and E sebrington, r
Bowden, Jackson, Jackson, d MattAiessen, J R
Bowden, and Sin steerage.
Per steamer st Helena from Edisto and Rockville
Tuesdale and lady, Miss n Williams. Col VIM wha-
ley, whaley. b Barnett. Whaley. VIM seabrook,
Henry Bailey, wescoat, Wescoat ] Baker, A
Bug, Eswc whsley, G Waterman, aud 2s deck,
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Psr steemship Manhattan-3so bales COT
tom pa bales Domestcs, 264 bbls Rosin, $50 ousneis
Wheat, "a empty Barrels. 81 PACKAGES.
The Charleston Cotton Market.
orF1ce OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHAnrsroN Saturday Evening, September Z, 1857.
There was only light demsed; sales "a bales at un-
changed prices, say at 22K, at g. at 2sh, at H
1, at 25. and bale new Cotton at go b. We quote
I,x N,5a,ino. ..2S@23H
M;JdIing .A924k
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. September 7.-FrsANoIAL-GoLD-B
ing o. 141 and selling at 142.
SuyER-Buying at 1S1 and selling at 1885, 100000
Bosps-Augusta and Macon Railroad Bonds, slo,ooo
were sold at S0 with interest. ,
Corros-Market dull, with decline Of Nc on lsst
quotations; middings 22Hc Sales OF the day foot up 10
bales as follows At a. at 22, at 2S 4at 2SH, and
2st 2Skc. Receipts So bales. ~
WHrAr-Red 81 9Oa2 10; White 50 10a2 2O
ConN-white 81 20s1 80; yellow and Mixed 81 l6al ~
OArs-62a75. ,. = ,
BAcoS-Shoulders l5Hal6c; Sides 17Ha1sc; G
sides Isa1sHc; c Sides l9a19xc; Hams 2oa2Sc.
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence Of life,

g>>NANwMWLyz61 Cures General DEBILITY Weak
3 &; -: e: e /: . { : (; s: !; !:
nskxsss@ aged, causing the hot blood Of
II te PheniT rtss youth to course the veins, res-
from ne ashes o. ns toring the Organs of Genera
Ere, Gnn,a1eo tg. KY. tion remorin0 Inpotency and
,sis ri;Sjr ,n;ure, Debtiity restoring Mdnliness
are he system and and full uf0or, thus proving
opsrrons diseGse. perfect "EliCir of Lone" re-
moving Sterilitv and Barrenness IN both sexes. 10
the young middle aged and aged tnere no'grea.er
boon than this Elixir Of Life" 1t give, q ne"
lease of life, causing the weak and deoilitated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle e.; three bottles so; sent BY
express to any address
Our medicines are sold and recommended BY all
respectable druggists in every part OF the civilized
globe; some unprinclpled dealers, however, try 70
deceive their customers by selling cheap and wortn.
less compounds In order to make money. BE net
deceiyed-ask for these medicines and take no
Others. II the druggist does not keep them, write
to US, and we will send them BY express carefully
packed, free from observation. We Will be pleased
10 receive letters with full statements In regard TO
auy disease with whish ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pamph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, q
DR. W. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N. 7,
Msy-2
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MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1867.
MY LOVE AND L.

Ard We sat in the quiet evening,
AL alone, my love ard I,
And she played on her organ softly,
And listened silently.
For she sang me gay song sweeuy.
Like chorus Of wedding chimes,
And oh in the music ringing,
Came the thoughts Of other times.
In a dream was still beside her,
In the summar woods and dells,
And I led her on in the sunlight
To the sound of village bells.
And she sang me grave song sadly,
That was soft and sweet and low,
Of the good Books golden promise,
That wine and oil should flow.
In dream was still beside her.
And I saw her yet the same,
Though the promise was for others,
And those good things never came.
Then she sang me an old song softly,
Like sigh from q dying breath,
And twas only the worlds old story
Of love and lie and death.
And thought as sat beside her,
AS heard her gently sing,
That with such sweet thrilling voices
The choirs of angels ring.
So we sat in the quiet evening,
All alone. my love and I,
And she played on her organ softly.
And listened silently.
Dublin University Magazine.
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Wilmington Market.

wILMINGJ ON, September 7.-TURrENTrNE
lis bbls received to-day which sold at IS 50 for virgin
and yellow dip, and 81 65 for hard, p 2S0 IDS
SPIRTrs TuRPENTNE.-The market has ruled hrmer
to-day and shows an advance OF Sales OF IL bos
at 62c, 127 do. at $50, and 76 do. at 6Shc gal.
Ros-Saes Of only S02 bbls at 81 80 for black 50 or
strained Common IS % for No and s. S7}zaS 70 for
lew No. /.
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stocl ON hand August 26, 1867

R1cr.-The stock is quite small the market having an
howard tendcncy Everything is awaiting the coming
crop. PRIME Carolina is held In lots at llallAc rough
81 T6as2 per busbel
FsEiaHrs.-There are none offering to Liverpool oy
sail cirect We quote I'd for square and Nd for round
bsles The New York have reduced the rate ria
New York to 1SS2d for Upland, and ] for Sea Island
Cotton. Cotton to New York hc round &c; TO Ba-
more and Philadelphia 81 so; domestics 6Oc SAILING YES
sells take lower rates.
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THALBERa.
GOTTsCHALK.

consider Chickering & Sons Pianos, beyond couDs
pArison, the best have ever seen In America.
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FINE PROSPECT OF CorToN.-We learn from
friend who is competent to judge in the matter
and who has seen for himself the substantial facts
Of the case, that Dr.. J. L. Woodsides, who u ives Is
in the lower part of this District, has stalk OF
cotton contaning S6 bolls and blooms, and at least
1O0 other stalks Containing about 200 bolls each.
The Dr. has also Que eighth of an acre OF ms cotton
tract that will make 500 bs.- equal to 1000 bs per
acre. This is really an extraordinary prospect,
psrlcularly in the upper country, and but tor the
acknowledged veracity OF our Informant We snouio
hesitate to publish the facts. 49, ,,.,
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consider ohicfsrins Sons Pianos superior to my
In the world.
They are unrivslled for their singing qualities and r
the harmonious roundness of their tone. There In
perfect homogenety throughout all the registers Ths
upuer notes are remarkable for cearness and purity
which do not ind In any other instrument while tbs
base Is distinguished for power without hnsss and
for magnificent sorority.
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they hsye introduced every
known and valuable improvement They have invaris~
Div been selected and used by all Of the worlds
otOledoed great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use.
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Corx-Te have again to note dull market and fur
thar deureason caused by the receipt Of sacks by
the shark Notwithstanding rainy weather, there were
s1 90: 100 and 200 white, and 375 white and yellow at
BIooN-Continues in request and prices are ruling in
rasily at per b for shoulders 1sc for clear ribbed
des 1Sxc for coar sides and 22Ka23c for sugarcured
hams There are very few or no ribbed sides IN marFet
20 casks shoulders sold on the spot at SAc ~ IN tnreo
ints at 1lo 25 casks clear sides ut 1Sc some smaller
lots at sHc and $50 erces sugarcured hams to arrive
at 22Xc ptr ID.
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ELDER & BROWN,

a MANUFACTURERS AND pA7y RI.
EES Of the celebrated COMBINA. !. ON
UhA CRADLE AND BABY TENDER Pro-
bEGEN Npelling Horses, and al kinds of ROCK.
T ing Horses Invalid Chairs, with. double
eI and single wheels, from $26 to S46;
Chtdren's Carriages, Fancy and Vanished Wagons,
Fancy Sui les Invalid Carriages made to order Fancy
Propeller and Baby Rockars DO, no., Mesize horses,
made toe der.
Depot, NO. 6ss BROADWAY. Mandatory, Nos. 40,
4s0, 4sl I'D ls2 WEST STREET, Few York.
octobst Is thStulyr
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Among the chiefpoints Of excellence Of the ohiess
ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned Artists IN thar
are the greatest possible deph richness and voluaa q
tone combined with rare brilliAncy, clearnuX and
perfect eyenness throughout the entire scaias and
sboye all surprising duration Of sound, the pure and
sympsthsto quality Of which never changes under the
raost delicate or powerful touch.
During the past forty years this arm has panus
s.,trrAd
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Consisnees per south Carolina Railroad,
September z.

1ss bales Cotton 6s bales Mdze. SO empty Barrels 19
1hs and I9l sacks Flour 81 bbls Naval Stores. cars
Inrnber and wood &C. To Railroad Agent G Will
hsms Co. Thurston Holmes, G Walter Co, W
smith, stenhouse & Co. G Litschgi g Visanski, E
Ottolengui Klatte & Co, Goldsmith 4 Son. Walsh
Lynch n Robson, q L Jeffers Co, Stoll, Webb L
Co. Usey Kenyon. Johnston, Crews Co, Davis,
yelling Rbaugh Mallonee.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
September
4s bales Cotton s57 bbls Naval Stores cars Stock,
car Old Iron. Mdze, &C. To q Noise, q Oppenheim.
J Watson Co. D Slberstetn, N Goldsmith L Son, G
Pritchett Kanspau1, Lanneau Co. P Pearson, S
warsham, Tracy, Adams, Frost Co, G Williams
Co, Raverel Co, Ostendorf Co. Lieut. Neide, Cald-
well l. Son, Mazyck Bros, 2 Davis, ] Marshall, Jr.
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Mobile Market.

mOb1le Market
MOBILE, September 4-CoTToN.-No sales reported
to-day. Quotations nominal.
starbne l6oa16l New York Sight premium checking,
and par to premi um buying New Orleans Sight par
to 4 premium.
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PORT CALENDAR
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
First O. 5th Oh. 11m even Last G. 20th Oh. 45m even
Full NJ 18th, IN. 13D even New NJ. 9th, Oh. %, even
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wEHLI.

Your pianou are superior to Any have sean in
this country or In Europe.
have never heard tone perfect It Yields every
expression that is needed In music, and is quality q
capable Of change to meet every sentiment. This
rare power 10 derived from the perfect purity Of
It's tome together with its sympathetic elastic tnd wSf
balanced touch.
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1t is said that the Italian residents OF New York
mean to introduce ON our race courses the Roman
and Florentine method of racing. In Italy, 1t
seems that running horses without riders is quite
the fashion. The feat is achieved thus Inc
course being fenced in on both sides, thongs OF
leather, armed with spurs, are attached to the
eirths, which spurs goad the horses as they run,
and urge them to their utmost speed. Az soon as
sufficient funds have been raised to defray the ex-
penses of the experiment, the thing s to be tried
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Nsw wOrleans Market.

New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS September 4.-CoTToN-Ony tri-
A,o bu iness was transacted comprising barely 200 bales
taken by three brokers' at prices nomnay within the
range Of last evenings quotations which we repeat as
follow Ordinary 1sa2lc, good Ordinary 22a23c; low
Middling 2za25c. and Middlng 27a-.
srATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September 1857. oaes-lo'2o zoo
Arrived to-day. day......................... 100 o
Arrived previously. .................. SSl o'4
1870
@ssTd GssTsd nesv;gn,iv n1,aas sTs- 47s
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"a mile was on her up-hsalth was In her 100
strength was In her step, and In her hands-PI.An1
TOE brrTERs."
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GA r D.

It'll with feelings OF pride % Amer can msumxStrsn
that We publish The following testimoI.is wch h1ys
been received by NJ recently: