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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-06
whistler or a AEustache.

in from three 30 six weeks This article is che oriv one
o. the kind used by the French and in London and Paris
!. is il universal use.
Itis beautiful economical soothing vet stimuatin
compound acting if by magic upon the roots causing
beautiful growth OF luxurian hair. II applied to the
scalp Il viii BALDEEss, and to spriGg up in
place OF the bald spot fine grow tn OF hair Applied
according 10 directions. il will RED towy hair
DARE and restore gray hair TO its original color. leaving
it soft, smooth, and flexible The d" ONGUENT is ar in
dspensabe article in every gentlenans toilet ard after
one weeks pse they would lot fov any consideration he
withoutit it.
The subscribers the only Agents for The article in
the United States whom all be addressed.
Price One Dollar boX-ior sale by all Druggists and
Dealers box OF the " Onguent," (warranted 10 have
the desired ehect) viii be any who desire il, by
mail (lrect), securely packed receipt of price and
postage, Ills. Apply To or address
HORACE /. HEGEMAN & Co,
DRUGGISTS. SC,
NnrrX XnrI
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-06
| HOTEL KEEPERS.
1 HAVE Just received from the City,
Il Large Stock of
IMPORTED PURE LIQUORS,

of every variety Ny stock of LIQUORS has been pur-
chased for CASH directly from the Importers whereby
am enabled to furnish Farmers for the approaching
Harvest Superior and Pare article of Liquor of any
kind whatever, at LOWER PRICES than were ever he
fore offered in Towanda.
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w ARD HOUSE

E1IIE Subscribers having leased this u.T
I known Hotel for term of years, would int1z,5,
friends and the travelling public, that they will \. ros
happy 10 accommodate all who may favor them vii
call 1t will be the aim OF the present nroDrie,orA
make the WARD HoUsE at once comfortable pIesaW
and cheerful. Yours Truly,
Jan. i i-bl. POWELL < SVr-v
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REM. NJ. PECK, ATTORNrv
~ Law, T0WANDA. PA.-Au hE Al
70 his care viii receive prompt attention ~
April IL 1861. "'ofe'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23

whatever, and this by departments thai had
never been organized, and out OF means ana
instrumentalities that had no actual existence
a single month ago.
NAV on future occasion, and when more
at leisure, take up in detail some OF the lalse
and uufounded charges preferred do1O'less
inconsiderateIv, against some OF the depart
neDts Of the service. But there IS Cne allt v
me to notice now. II Is that Quarter Iastef
General Hale is chargeable with neglect IN
not having the Logan Gaards clothed Iohg
since. That they did not receive theIa can
NJ. am 7erv confident, be chargeable to
Cen Hale, as | know he manifested most
aonmar3able nrornptncss in endeavorlng 70
have them speedily and promptly provided
FIR. They were among the first in the Capt.
tai fer its defence were from his old home
and he felt an ardent pride in having them
Immediately supplied with all the comforts Of
the soldier If it was at all practicable.
Not being able to send them supplies OF
clothing. for bear it in mind the Federal
Government was bound to supply their sub
sistence, their quarters, and camp, and garrl-
son eauipage, he teiegraphed to Col. forney
To have them supplied with under clothing,
which had to be done at nearly double the
cost eoprared with Philadelphia prices
When this was done Washington was cut of
from US bv the action Of the Baltimore mob
and the secession movements in Maryland,
and il i only few days since that anything
can be Transmitted to that city. In the mean
time. however. their clothing was forwarded
as soon as possible, and am happy to say ought
10 be in their possession. But if it is not,
then the fault does not lie with the Quarter
Master General Of Pennsylvania. lie can
not command the cars or open the cOmmuni
cations when they are obstructed. The same
delays have occurred in shipping clothing to
other Regiments at Camp Slifer and other
camrs in our own State where the trains arc
running daily. Col. W. ii. Irwin's Regiment
at Chambc7sburg was suffering for under
clothing, and the authorities were being blam-
ed here foracting in default, bat they had been
provided for, and sent to them in as good time
as possible and the delay was occasioned by
some arrangement Of the Transporting parties.
We have the same feelings and sympathies
here that our friends have at home You
NAV rest assured that no time or opportunity
is lost By the proper authorities in creating
and forwarding supplies to our noble fellows
who are in the advance posts, and who have
already in consequence Of the extraordinary
weather passed through nearly all the stages
and different degrees Of soldiers life.
If wrong has been done in furnishing
articles to the soldiers, it is right and prop
er that the guilty parties should be exposed
and punished; but for one we protest
against set Of disappointed contractors
getting up sensation articles in times like
the present.
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Died.

On Friday morning, 18th inst, DANIEL
W. EISEN BISE, son Of Richard and keziah
4. Eisenbise, aged lG years, ii months and
Il days.
On Tuesday, l+th May, AGNES NJ.
daughter of John and Amelia Evans, aged
II years, months ana Is days.
Like the flowers Of spring, when all around
is bright and beautiful, when birds are warb
ling tac!r joyous notes in praise to Him who
made them, thou hast blossomef bloomed ana
died, ere sin had cosrodcl thy heart, care fur
rowcd thy brow. or age shown thee that all
things earthly are vanity-but not. gentle maid
en- forever; iar lie who from the II yst unsightly
bodies brings forth the gaudy and gorgeous
butterfly to sport its brief existence OH flow
cry lawn or mead, has declared that from our
perishable bodies, made in His image lie
will raise such as thee in angelic beauty.
clothed in a garment Of immortality which
neither Time nor space shall destroy Sleep
on then beneath the sod Of mother Earth.
sleep on in peace. Thy narrow precinct is
a halowed spot where the unbidden tear ma
rise and fall where the heart may sorrow
that thy voice and footsteps are no longer
heard, or thy form and features no longer
seen, but thy kindr know that their Re
deemer liveth, and that if faithful unto the
end all shall meet again, never more to part,
"where the wicked cease from troubling and
the weary are at rest"
Leaves have their time to fan
And flowers 10 wltier at the North winds breath;
And stars 10 sct--hut all,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own. oh lcatlll
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23

Boreges, Organdies, Chintzes, De LANES,
Prints, and other desirable articles, exact
ly suitable to the season, to which he has
just added select lot of new styles truly
worthy of attention. Ladies and all 9TH
ers in want Of Dress Goods, will find this
the time and the Montgomery house, next
door to Rudisilrs, the place for Bargains,
and no mistake Call and see for your
selves
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23
piles i'm Both Forms Cnred.

Rcqd Tiis!-"I can only account for my present
sound health from the constant, though moderate use
of B,crhave's Holland Biters-haying from my youth
suffered. intervals from Piles. in both forms some
times 80 severely as to completely PROSTATE me |
have for several months past though subject to loss
Of sleep and unusual physical effort been entirely
free from any symptoms of this distressing disease.
while my general hcalth j. much improved
Parsons doubrng the authenticity of tins certifi-
requested to call upon communicate with
the propretogs They Will take pleasure not only in
referring them its author, but 10 many others who
have used the Holland Bltters for the affection,
with equal success.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23
Pennsylvania Hospital,

and with "o<tei success Gas it Will appear fromr.e
published accounts in the medical Journalist
f5It is carefully put up ready for immediate r.a
with full directions and can e obtained from. nh .r
druggists at - cents per hottie. ami at wE,lo-ca.
BULLOCK & CRENsHAg.
Druggists and AIanufacturfu. ch..,a;-.-
"'s @5'> PAt.a,lnlaj..
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Philadelphia Market.
LEwIsTowN, May :

Flour.-Superfne IS 5Oa5 623, extra 75a
G, extra family 25a6 so. and fancy brands
75a7, as to quality. Rye flour 3 SO per Dbl.
Corn meal 81 per bbl.
Grain.-Red wheat 125al30c white l4Oc.
Rve 66aG7c. Corn 60a62c. Oats 33a335c.
Cattle Market, May 90, l86l.-The receipts
of Beef Cattle amonted to 800 head. Sales
at from 81 to 9 25 the 100 lbs.
Some 40 Cows was sold at 22a30 each for
Springers, and 25a38 for Cows and Calves.
$50 Hogs at 50a6 so the 100 lbs net.
450o Sheep 1T 4la43c per b gross.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23
For the Lcwi~town Gazette.

Fof the LcWi~toWn Gazette.
AGNES NJ. EVANS departed this life oh the
l4th instant, in the 18th year of her age
Naturally kind and amiable and of lively.
cheerful disposition, her presence was like
sunshine around the family hearthstone.
child ofreligious instruction and careful NOR
al culture, she was early impressed with the
claims of religion and the necessity of
change of heart. Accordingly, more than
two years ago she sought and found the sa-
wing mercy of God. Her conversion was
clear and satisfactory. and followed by a un
ion with the Methodist Episcopal Church, in
which she had been reared, and Of which she
remained a member till death claimed her as
his victim.
Her illness was protracted and painful. vet
borne with Christian patience Not the least
distressing feature Of it was owing to the pe-
enllar nature of her disease, (typhoidl su.
per inducing stupor with great cerebral dis
turbance. There were, however, some lucid
intervals when she appeared entirely rational.
She was prayerful even in her moments of
delinum; had conscious sense of peace with
God felt her Savior precious. and several
times rejoiced in the prospect of eternal life,
All the indications of her experience furnish
satisfactory evidence of the happy future in
to which she has entered.
The struggle with death was so mild as to
be scarcely perceptible; it was more like fall
ling asleep than dying; calmly, quietly she
Dreathed out her life, and her redeemed snir.
1t took its flight upward, beyond the home of
the un-beam, to rest in the bosom of God.
DeVoutly attached to the Sunday School, and
personally esteemed and loved as we'll the
superintendent and a number of the teach.
ers and scholars attended her funeral, sung
hymn OF Christian triumph at the house,
marched IN procession to the place of burial,
and around the yet open grave sung another
hymn OF farewell to SISTER beloved. The
scene here was truly impressive, and will not
soon be forgotten.
While she lay corpse, as stood with her
father gazing into that pale face, unsoeing
eyes, and closed lips, from the moaning pa
ternal heart came the touching words, "Hey
tongue aoaS Arrays music to me-" But tits 81
lent DOW. The music of that voice has ceas.
ed. She has Joined the melody in heaven.
Redeemed of earth and pain
An! when shall we ascend.
And all IN Jesus presence reign
with our translated frend."
J S. McMuRRAY.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23

rheumatism is now cured by a very sym
pie remedy called Elixir Propylamine."-
1t is prepared ready for use by Bullck and
Crenshaw, Philadelphia. See their advertise
mcnt.
Ez@ Hollands Balsamic Cordial has ac
quired a reputation that places it at the head
Of all remedies for pulmonary diseases. An
advertisement will be found in another col
umn.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23
Married.,

On the evening of the 2lsr May, by the
Rev Mr. Elliott, MONTGOMERY NOR
RISON, to Mrs. MARY J. GRAY, daughter
of Gen. James Burns, all Of this place
For their kind remembrance we trust they
may live long and happily, blessed with all
that makes life dear
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23

RUNAWAY SLAyEs.-We hear of a
number of runaway slaves who are making
their way north through the mountains in
this neighborhood, most Of them probably
from Maryland and Virginia. Had Mary
land stood up fairly and squarely for the
Union, we believe our citizens, with
hardly an exception, would cheerfulIy have
aided in restoring them to their owners,
but as it is no one seems to care at all so
far as Virginia is concerned, while for Ma
ryland we only hear an occasional regret
that good Union men should suffer for the
deeds of the bridge burners.
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Under rtaking

STILL carried on. A large assortment OF
~ CofiRs on hand. Funerals attended to at
any distance in the country, at short notice
Thankful for past favors hoping contnu
anee Of the same A. FELIN.
J.ewistown, Feb. 81, 1861
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23

A New MovE.-Ben Firoved, agent,
has determined to postpone auction indef-
nitely, and for month or so will continue
to close out his entire stock of goods at
cost or even less for cash or in exchange
for any kind of country produce. It con-
sists Of a choice assortment Of Lawns,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23

R~The business in the Watch and Jew
elry Establishment of Il. ". Patton con-
tinued as usual.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23

N0TICE.-The stockholders of tbs "a,
~ Fellows Hall Company are hereby nv; M,
fed that an election viii be held in the q W; +
Hall, on WEDNESDAY, MAY Goth ms :. :.
2 O'Clock 7. NJ, for nine managers ia a,,a.3 :,
to the affairs of said company for the ,.e'.4 80,
ing year. JOHN HAMILTON
Hy-o Secretarv
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23

BgAt meeting of the Slemmer
Guards, on Saturday evening last, the fol-
lowing resolutions, respecting the death of
one of their members, were passed:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to
remove from our midst D. ". Eisenbise, one
of our worthy members, therefore,
Resolcea, That we deeply sympathize with
the parents, relatives, and friends of the
deceased, in this their sad bereavement and
that, although We deplore our separation from
him our associate and fellow member, yet we
will calmly submit to this visitation from an
all-wise providence.
Resozced, That we attend the funeral of the
deceased in body.
Resolred, That copy Of these resolutions
be respectfully submitted to our county pa
pers for publication, and also to the family of
the deceased.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23

LECTURE ON THE SoUTH.-George W.
Frescoln, formerly resident of this place,
but for the past three years citizen OF
Montgomery, Alabama, the headquarters
Of the Southern traitors and conspirators,
delivered a lecture or address on Saturday
evening in the Town Hall to large audi
enee. Mr. I. was engaged in the banking
business in that city, and his uncle having
been postmaster there, he had ample tacili-
ties for w~tching the rise and progress Of
the rebellion under the guidance OF the
unhung villains who carried it out He
related many instances Of the despotism
and tyranny which gradually undermined
the liberties Of the people and afforded op-
portunities for indulging the malienancy
Of every puppy who held a grudge or spite
at some neighbor TO such an extent was
this carried that individuals were no longer
secure either in person or property-law
was but secondary considcration-rcason
became dethroned-and mobs ruled every
thing. Mr. Frescoln and Mr. Jacob Hos
tctter, also formerly resident Of this
place, remained until a few weeks ago.
having both been previously notified to
leave, the former under personal threats
from an enemy. When Mr.. f. did leave
he was followed by this miscreant on the
railroad, and all kinds of efforts made to
get him into difficulty, but without sue
cess. Finally, enraged at his discontinue,
he seized Mr.. F. by the throat in the cars,
when the latter drew q revolver, as did al
SO two personal friends in the cars, and
with these pointed at him the scoundrel
was got rid Of Mr.. T. says the South is
not prepared for a war of any duration,
and that the uprising in the North has pro-
duced deep feeling, the more so because
unexpected, as they had been led to believe
that the democracy of the North would
take up tory position and remain neutral,
leaving the republicans to do the fighting.
The unkindest act Of all was the New
York Herald turning in to the support of
the National Government and denouncing
the seceders. The speaker was listened to
with much interest
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23


bath, May 26th, at l03 o'clock \. NJ.
Nr Elder, Of this place, whose depart
ura we noticed last week, informs US that
the clothing for the Logan Guards was at
the Washington Navy Yard on Monday a
week awaiting a requisition, and that the
{. s. Government would also issue requi-
sition for another set, so that the Guards
would be amply provided. Ii therefore
the clothing has not been received the
fault docs not he aritt tie State autEori-
ties.
SUDDEN DEATH-Daniel W Eisen-
bise, son Of Richard, died quite suddenly
on Friday morning last. lie had been
planting corn on one of Mr.. Burns farms
and came home feeling somewhat unwell,
and continued feeling worse until 10 o'clock
on Friday morning when he died. lie was
aged 16 years, IL months and II days, and
was quiet, well disposed and industrious
young man His remains were inferred
on Sunday in the Episcopal Cemetery, at.
tended by large number of friends and
others, and the SIemmer Gurds, Of which
he was member
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23
REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM

and having received from many sources. both from.
physicians Of the highest standing ana from patient,
the
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

RSFRev Mr. Steck will preach in the
Lutheran Church at Yeagertown on Sab
bath, May 26th, st 103 o'clock \. NJ.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23

FINANCIAL condition of the Lar;s,,,--
IL Gas Company to 18th Nav, lS6l-p5'%4~
lished by order of the Board Of Manasar.s.. -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-23

Leaves have their time To fall
And flowers to wItheT nj the North winds breath;
And stars 10 sct-hut all,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own Oh, death!
&.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
AFFAIRS AT CAIRO.
CAiRo. W. dne~iay.

CAIRO. Wtdne-day, May q, IsoI.
fall regiment Of 81. Louis Volunteers, under com
mand Of Col. Shuiier arrived here this afternoon ana
proceeded u, once ,o Birds Point which they will per-
u.nen,y hold. they are supplied with Mime Rhes'
eump esuipsges, aud PROVISIONS Tor thirty days.
Two La,teI.s will be sent from here tomorrow.
GentIen.n from the Souts. report that OF all the
,ro,s under the command of Gen. Pillow, only . loo
ar- well armed and these are principally at Union
Cty and Randolph. Anus, however, are daily srIiv'
ing for others
Three 32.po.nders, one s-ineh howzer, and one
sineh mortar now here are being mounted, and VIII
be finished Tomorrow.
The news that troops have been sent into Virginia
fo Ohio srepgtaens the belief OF an early movement
from here.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30

The Secretary ofthe Treasury to-day telegraphed to
the Cossor st Cincinnati in order to facilitate cup.
plies Of goods the loyal citizens Of Western Virginia
entering the port Of Wheeling tina, section being ex
on pied from The restrictions of the blockade.
Lord sinon, nh English gentleman Of eminence, is
in Washington, the goeot of Lord Lyous.
The general charBcfer Of the orress ndepce just
ceivcd here shDws beiter understanding Ia Euop-au
capitals of the true condIIion OF affairs 10 ts couutry
The fnt Di,lomatic dinner of the Pre.ident will
take place on Tuesday next.
Secretary Cameron WAS absent from the War De
Par'meni to-day, in consequence Of sickness
The President has temiDed 10 appoint the Hon.
Nj. ScheDck Brigldler.Gyne,al.
Col. Ander Oh bas been assigned TO the command of
n Western Military Department.
Gen. Mcdowell commanding the new Virginia Mill
tary Geographical Department la. no particular place
for his headquarters. They will he movable according
to circum-'ances.
Gen. Yates aud the Hon. John A. McCernand leave
here Tomorrow for their homes in Illinois, havng
complished the object of their visit, which the
range meDt Of certain military, commercial, and satsis-
teuce questos. n. Anoller result OF tier mi-sOn ia the
acceptance of the six regiments Of three months voluu
teers for three year, together With eleven additional
regiments for the same leriod
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
THE PENNSYLVANIA TRO0PS.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, May :

PHILADELfHIA, We'IhoSHy, nay 90 f"0''
The Iri.h rcgiueDt Col: Owen, and Col. bsi'sTs
ernnn rifle regiment slsrted for tie West ths ~vsa'
us by the Pennsy wanna road. T"e Scott Legion resr
men, s expected leave ii ia the morning. Tie
snpvos.d destination Of the Legion 10 Cham ersbnrs
The destinaiion Of the Others is unknown. The irss
regiment are only partially EQUIPPED.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May %, 1861
The regiment of Pepns, lvaniurs, who have been q
Perryvils some weeks arrived ss Baltimore '"s
morning. marched 10 the Northern Ceu'ra'' ana 'o''
the cas-. IL is understood their destination us''y
burg and thence to Hassrssown, which seems " ''s'
cato uarler's Ferry
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS IN MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, " eduerdry. My

ST. LOUIS, W ouute1"y' NJ .! % fo''f'
Col. McArhuis Regiment OF Illinois Volunteers
left Caseyvie yesterday, under orders to pr ceed V
s,me point southwark.
Col. B.ars Regnet Of Missouri " lunieers being
under marching orcer,, expected TO move toward |-
gnia in u day or t~'.
Il ia untrue that Gen. Harney as reported ths morn
iug. has authorized the formaron of Union Lime
Guards in the several principal cities of this State
Col Shulivers Regiment of uni'ed States Fe'un'
,e.rs left for Brds Point, the Government stsanss
City Of Louisiana, at p IN. to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
THE RoRpER- STATE CONVENTION.

FnAyxroRr, KY, Wednesday, My -, 1861.
In the Conversion to-day MySrs Gamble, Hall,
Guthrie, Wcklia, Bell. Dixon. Ind Dunlap were
choren u Committee TO prepare general address.
Messrs Guthrie Bell, Dixon, Wilson, and Rebard-
son were appoi ted committee to prepare MI address
u the people Of Kentucky.
U,on resolution. members OF the Convention were
awo TO be faithful TO the Constitution of the United
Stxlss while holding membership.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
BOSTON ITEuS

BosroS, "Wednesday, May % iooi'
A correspondent Of IAe Tra"'er,pt states 'nS' 'n'
Commanders Of the Mnnesox and Niagara are ~ P's-
session Of the Names with descriptions, OF tie veSse"
shortly expected ut New Orleans, with valuable arms
and munitions, of war, purchased by tue rebels IN
E,,o,s close watch is arranged for their capture.
, Tus sbiu Abmnio, Capt. Smith, recently arrived
a, Nav .Ors.ps from Boston, has been seized BY the
rebel authorities. "a
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
FROM HARPERs FERRY. HAGERSTOwN. &c

CHAsBERsBURG, Wednesday, May ", 1861.
The latest aavices from Harpers Ferry, state that
there are 10 900 Troops in town. and at Bolivar, and
about 400 OH the Maryland Hshts but the latter bave
No field Iieces.
Al Hagentown, the Secessionists were terror
stricken 10y the ,le reenfncements nj Cbanbesbnrg.
They held concave, which lasted I'LL near daylight
this morning.
Em,s,rie. from Harpers Ferry are in IIagerst"wn
nearly ever, night, bur the Uuioniss ara wa,ehfai,
aud aware Of all movements.
Additional reenforceuents are expected hero early
Tomorrow.
Considering the number Of soldiers in town and in
the vicinity comp .raivey good order prevails The
sodien are all in good health, and anxious for brush
with the rebels.