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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27
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2 pprshssed NJ material st cash
Xl2- prices 6os4 b u ~ prepared "
ODER = the public = eood etoek =
quality and quantity u A8HDA0k0 ard
WAGONS - ever olsrea il tbis UAskee, .
reduced rsses, and will - al kinds q rspotog =
~ liDs, . prices = eosSesposd WITH The 6oee.
All kinds a Easssm Carriage snd waGos tinbee
on hand at I'll times and Ter Ga11. Yoong's ed
seasd, conner 1sssnA saA Iowa eessees.
lsA;y0OD.Aks
30 ~ - - - ~ =
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vIyO "a BRADY ySTRDET, WHERE CAN -
L found Chandslisu, pee1asts 81 ~ 611e q
Gas Dixtusee, Well eod CislaW nuA 01Gbe
Valves and II kiads q Bras Vol, Led aad
Iron Pips nttings. Old pi1t1ssD eloaasd, et1bR
10 Gilt q Baosse. LAaPs slsaaeA - aieessA =
EROS = ~ LA 80
A - 49, GlnAS ~ sg aaaN
OILS, wJCKS AND CAlmn9Yss 80 Y
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

WEALTH OF THE CoUNTRy.-Sntficien
Of the late census statistics are footed
up to afford glimpse at the wealth Of
the Union. We give the returns of the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

N. B.-With each package Of 100 boxes y, pre-
sent the purchaser lou Certificates, ono Of which
is guaranteed to contain an order tor tlNA
WATCH, or by ordering 81 boxes in ono package
yorr are sure to receive 80 Ger i6cates
large number Of other very valysb bic srtic,es.
One certificate sent gratis, upon sPpl.cssion o.
any person dtsring TO act ~ agest, which may on
BILE him to procure valuable sticle upon the pay
ment Of 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

waerc IS wool.
NEW YORK July IL.
nv DsAR ABx.-There is q military
gentleman at Troy, New York, OF the
name Of Wool. You must have heard
Of him--John +. Woolg He did some
very respectable fighting at Queenstown
Heights and Plattsburg in the war OF
1912, despite the untoward circumstsn-
ces Of his not being lawyer and some
thirty-three years later he won the bat.
tie Of Buepa Vista in Mexico. That was
. terrible and brilliant battle, Abe
peshaps the greatest battle ever fought
on this continent. Years after he rel.
dered thu country very important ser.
wee in adjusting our Indian troubles in
the Territories Of Washington and Ore
pon-troubles, as you may remember
Abe. which at one time threatened t.
crimson the golden shores OF the Paci
fic with the blood OF the white man.
Last winter the military gentleman
Of the name Of Wool went on to Wash
ington, and did his utmost to infusc
little life, little nerve, into the rye-em
balmed mummy which, unhappily fo
rs oil, was President. That be faile'
Was no fault Of Mis-. He wanted to han.
the ringleaders Of the rebellion aud max
. clean swcep Of the traitors in Wash
ingtou. Had this been done the presen
war would have been wholly unnecesss
~. But Wool could not move tn
mummy.
Nov. what We want to get At is this
Why = sash . mss - Wool at such
tine - this, shut up in the Arsenal !
Tsoyl .ssas...,s ~ ~
1af5hestt -. spsakisg f0rsthA people
want 70 ksow Why General John /
Wool i not il The deld, = the head I
: Grsad Army, carrying -tarFor t. II
heass Of tn fee 'l.Ass : xszslz Y
Plse54 1psak TO Sea- md Camera
oboQt t6 o01 LII 81 ys9zSHH M is
e'''''' . nj A ~. !
. 1i11~o Ll.ealns WaakiasSsi
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01
NORWICH & WORCES.
81 ssssl TER RAIL ROAD.-W1NTER
- 80 MENT Dec q lSen


Trans Cong South Ledue Worcester
At $50 a, M CWay Passenger Tran.) Connecting al
Plainfied with trains for Providence and Hartford ar
irving IN Providence at 1880 M and Hartford at 3U
q. m Arriving in Norwich in for train leaving
H. " n. T. r. station west sdc) at TO- 80 a. m. for New
London.
At 1880 a. m. Oyay Passenger Tran) Connects al
Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua, Lowell
Norwich with train for New London there connecting
with express trains for lew Haven and New York
Worcester with trains from Boston. Lowell, Nashua
Concord, Manchester Lawrence. Fitchburg &c and al
and Western road At Plainfeld Junction trains from
Providence and Hartford arrive season or this train
"a Passengers from way stations for New York by
At 100 pm Steamboat press Train tor New York;
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston. Con,
cord Manchester well Lawrence Nashua Fitchburr
&c. At Planfeld with trains from Providence Leaves
Norwich for Allyn's Point at 9.l5 p. m.
4. ~ Trans CONG North, Leave Nor,eich
At i.3O a. m., or on arrival of Steamer steamboat
Express Irain) For Worcester and Boston, Nashua
Hltehb9re Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester, Concord,
AT 500 a. m. (Way Passenger Train.) Connects al
fanned Junction with train for Providence, arriving
IN Providence at 9S9 M at Worcester Junction witt
trains for Springfield Albany &c; with trains F. &
W. Road for Providence At Worcester with trains fol
Boston, Nashua Lowell, Fitchburg, Lawrence, Man
At 2.O0m. (Way Passenger Train.) Arriving at wor
cester Junction in for trains to Boston, Provi
dence Springfield and Albany; at Worcester for train,
to Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg, &c
Al 80 p m. tWay Passenger rTain.) Connects al
dMn1nelu IN Junction with trains 20 and from Providence
anu Hartford Teaches Worcester in for express
train 10 Boston.
meh8O al P. sT.M ANDREWS. Superintendent.
NORWICH & WORCESTER r. r.
AZ AND STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 10, 1860 Steamboat Train
will leave Worcester on
MONDAYS, wEDNESDAYs, AND FRIDAYS,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01
natents.

o,a OF ~, II NOT lnmeasuraby superior TO- any Nlic =
proye tt t % slsehGTe; ~ % me Testimonials below giveT
IS TIE BEsT pRooF is59 9s BE- %sgP@ssrber @ and as SUCCESS
IL, ne would add that he has abiIndanf - ABiL
are lie eSaraeP E PT1ye @ that at no other o Of The Rnd
t ese practice Of the subscriber tiIring te ne
aS enabled him TO accumulate vast
ca pesiues MS extensive library of legal and -
nit"d St, ana ig accounts of patents granted n tb
tinn ~ St1tes anu Europe, -cudef him able hevond % te
o oer superior facilities for ohta ming es
nafant veSsity Of journey to Washington tn
ventOrs. s'' "ei"S ulere, are here saved in
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01
nYSP PSIA REL MEDY
DR.. DARIUS HAMS
AROMATIC INVIGORACING SpIrIT.

IN NNGOkkAEINO
This Medicine has been used by public tor SIX years
with increasing favor 1t is recommended to cure
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, heartburn, Collie Pains,
"ihd todHl IN the stomach or Pains in the Bowels
Low Spirits, Deliriam Tremens, In
IT STIMULATES, ExHILrRATEs, iNv1GoRArEs. pur WILL
. NOT lNToXIcATE OR STUPEFY.
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia Kidney Complaints and
all other arrangements Of the Stomach Bowels in
1t will instantly revive the melancholy and droop
ing spirits and restore the weak nervous and scky to
Persons who from the njudcous use of LIQUORS. have
become detected and their nervous systems shattered
e@Tse e. h9m3n{ s1 the DELRM REMFSs will almos
cacy OF Dr. Hams lnvigorating Spirit.
WHAT IT. WILL DO.
DosE,-One VINE glass full as often as necessary
one dose will remove all Bad SPIRITS
one dose will cure Heartburn.
Three doses will cure Indieestion
One dose will give you Good Appetite.
One dose ilsop the distressing pains OF Dyspepsia
effects of Wind or Flauence the stomach
receives the nvgorating Spirit the distressing load and
- one dose Will remove the distressing pains OF
Colie, either in the stomach or bowels.
few doses will remove all distractions in the Kidney
Bladder, or Urinary organs.
complaints, speedy relief by dose or two
and radical cure by the use Of or two bottles
SLIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who from dissipatng toomuch night and
feel the evil effect of poisonous liquors. in violent head
aches sickness at stomach weakness giddiEess Will
hnd one dose Will remove all bad feelings.
Lad Of weak and sickiy constitutions should take the
mvlgoi aung Spirit three times day; it will make them
strong healthy and happy remove all distractions and
reeualles from the menstrual organs and the
bloom of health and beauty to the carcworn face
During pregnancy it will be found invaluable medf
cine to remove disagreeablc sensations the stomach
All the proprietor asks. is trial and to induce this he
has put up the lNvIGoRATING SPIRIT in pint bottles at
Soc, quarts, 81.
General Depot, 4s Water street, New Yerk
For sale by Weeks Potter, Boston, and in Worces
ter by Bush Co., james Green, ID. Scott NJ b Green
q Co.. Gould d Andrews, Charles Sibley, Geo. p liar
low, and druggists generally. ly
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

and Failing of the Womb WS-Jai i1.l
tain entatve but at be soms o aniy i VII ind
carriage Sure p io br are M Mencen that they use it. mis-
viii ,his ~, IN Paiuabe remedy will be sent troa
VIII VIII ADVICE, on receipt of S. i' Tree, anywhere
Inc limits Of this advertisement vii,
I from abiding to the many adyant d1e DIS IL
wonId d oy consulting them, and in condtsio @ are
Tblg on their part in treating successiIe VIII be
care 'Ses o private nature that come under thei
s. REWARD,:
P1reJy lung INA; viii excel Drs. Hill Il rborns y,
4ge' aEd syphilis in all its various tnr o Sohorrhea,
mea5ness and all diseases of the rina Seminal
piIos NervouS Complaints Dyspepsia also'
and diseases senersIH sneqInas Liver Complaint Jandee
proaeb nf advice they tender to ALL that uoon tho
ayo this precauton the greafer oGs 10 them
| -'' 'iee'ig speedy and sure cure
nns TICE.
moderate CHARGES IL will continue their usual
to insure an iOr consultation contain one do
II y; ~ 239 MAIN STREET. UP STAIRS
MACY M 70 , ! Elt ASS-HOAIq1OP ATuTc pJAp
% S Al, II lqsFf nd sgPSrSs stock
lowest market prices os %heh he offers for sale It the
attenaaton OF Se alnctures, with all the different
the Tatons sann from the lst to 3d. and atteDuaton
Anica T.ncture;
for ost,Yar erea Urens and Ruta Graveoeus
Arnieo M aaFliSutuH III quantity:
pan,i.Sa pS ~ ~, y superior article tor Burns.
(,sien5,iia Ia 'di! ,dio! oi iamameis in QUANTITY.
en- Breasts. ttc: ~ Niu cures, sore Nipples, Brok
Distilled Water:
Pure Homeopathic Alcohol
! ure GloDues, six sizes. by tho onsn,,.
SSugar Of Milk, Crystaized HniV'
s,,neri, vi Liz I'M Tor trituration and presentation
far n,rea u sII!iele OF Sugar of Milk verv n,nn
s0 10 ig cmIdren, highly recommended PHie' ior olet
quart SVpathlc fhlals, from drachm to l !
Srnc napleHes W and sizes of machine cut ve,ve, 6
diula Rubber Court Plaster
aiming any nnn6ar es OF Medicine for family use con
Book. VI iemeules desired, with or Wifhout
'iu eases reniled or medicated
HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS
repoo,, ~ now on hand and for so,e
l,eaIpeel homeopathic AIateria NaSia =.
pnIta,ss Iuanual OF Homeopathy last editi1oo' 30 IT
(urnso,. ~ IIHIueopathlc Domestic Pbysrian 80
fTsrhaII,t homeopathic Domestic Phv ieiap 81 sn
i",neus ierneeu,s 5 homeopathy simplifed Al iAn' Sl oV
En,ts9 i,pyi n Ofganon of fSpeeihc HOmeonafby s1
Smas p opalhlc Domestic ENLARGED Nv Tsrba,, 7r c.
1,nrt, oSket Homeopathy 3S cents " '"ell'ioc
Rush, germany Manual, I'd American ed,p ., n.
Jabr Z sterInary Handbook. 50 cents ~ :" 81 20 OF
oey. 81. eoPa'hc llarmacopea of Pos ~
Af1 Ky h"hSSee9pathic worksno on hand viii h
ii tlp ppupsilsners price, If desired - ~ i"ihished
,st rnse W anose medicines have been nnrcl,as.a =,
ishio 'Poisinle pharmacies in the eonntra ~ y" me
Z 1rders solicited ",lJe and promptly executed
S osut G. H. JFN(,Vs
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

,,1 roo., -, TEsTIM MoNIALs
iIesaru Mr.. EDDY one of the yoost conob, - , 80
congse with whom have had ofcia ntl sr
nave no hesitation in assuring inyentors 1 fhaents %
AMI ot lot employ person conlpetenf and tat tney
to sec1r SapaDle Of putting their applications in g,
AZ ~ lot them an early and favorable ~ i9rm
"'''i' 0inee' EDMUND BURKE.'' ''''"
Late commissioner of Patents
''AIr r. TT EDDY hoe NAL, c1osToN, February g. Is5S
fions on al II Eeuy mas made for me THIRTEEN snpli
great tacSt Se IS d no% endng Such unmstakab
mend ali lnycnts @ sgaly m on ms part leads me TO recon-
tenton eg may be sure of having the most 1atbl a %
charge bestowed on their cases. and at verv reasonabi
JOHN TAGGART."
in co V sept llth 1851 to June l7th 1858 the snbsc,
sc V ms large practice made ON triea
was slAIEEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE of vh p
." ',s dsodf' 1ddfgo'' py the Commissioner of Patent
II. IL. EDDY.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01
RarIroaos..
BOSTON & WORCESTER
.-sAsssss ARAI LRoAD. - WINTER ARRdNGE.
ssss----g-ss.-s - AEN7, commencing MONDAY, Now 26,

slis-sssssss ERA LROAD. - WINTER ARRANGE.
1850 = 0''''''N N'''N ~
PASSENGER TRAINS .eave for Boston, as follows:
40 eaHe 2S Exp 6e as rs s s1g @ and oo I'm r. &
trains start from Foster street Station; the other trains
from the Lower Station.
Mihurv, $40 a n. $40 D. m.
Grafton III, 1905 a. IN. 4.l8 D. m.
Westboro', 7.S0 10 Il u. m, 4 80 p IN.
southboro',"d.3S 10 a. m 439 p.
Cordayille, 7.4l 1928 a. IN. 442 p. m.
Milford. no $40 a. m. 400 p.
Northboro', a. m. |, 10 p. IN.
Marlboro, I.24 a. m l3S, 3l5 p.
Framingham 525 Steamboat, 500, 1880 a. M 2,l5 All
Natick, 7.is. sp II IlOO a. M 225, $50, 6l2p,m.
Newton Lower Falls, SiS, sos a. M sO, $40 p M Al
wst wo s PaG wor
m. q 249, 3.56 53S W6r., 81 p Also. Wednesday
BTookne f6S5 80 .is si5 r. 10 a. M LIS, 1920, A. $780,
$50 p. M Also Wednesday l0.l5 p IN. On Sunday,
fin connection with ualns on Charles River Branch
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
Exp, to Franz; Exp,p;m
Grafton, l. l5 a. m. 1870 $50 0. M
Westboro, Is q. M l.30, 90 p IN.
coriayille Il5a. M l;S9, 500 p. m.
Ashland I: Is a. m. 1870, 500 p M
Milford, lis a; m 1885, AIS p.
Northboro. us a. m. AIS p. IN.
Marlboro, us a. m. l30, AIS p. m.
IL dFrq@mngham, ami IFS, $50 Exp. a. M l.SO, Exp. AIS,
Natck Is, 80 am. 100, AIS, 53op.m.
Saxonvlle, 800 a. M, $50 p M.
5 1 p SwP no Also @ ~ S satSray wST s i '
BrooSne, $780, 80 800 m AZ p $50, 1850 sos,
Albany, 1l5,sSO Exp. a. M 1870, 3 Exp. y. m.
New York. via Springfield, $50 Exp. a. m EXPAND
New York, via Norwich, 500 Exp. pm &.
sRm New York Sunday Mail Train at $50 p m. Ex
press Trains stop only at Frsningham
SIN connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
No. Z. Il. PHILLIPS, Supt
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

EOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
u, n DON AM. NEW HAVEN. : The Train leaving
worcester at 1880 a. M, at Norwich with
Train Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
YORK, arriving in New York by the Shore Line EXPRESS
at735 p M. ?. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Supt.
Sup't's Office, Nor & Wor. Railroad
Norwich Feb, /, 1850
Tickets for sale at the 1cket Office, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

:. .CEKTTFICATE.-We the nndorsi.,
and cronn % made BY DR. Hooker relative 70 Ss Snow the
ing used II 10 be true in the srctest sense ag
always Win b other and saneesa 5s aays
n E1iphalet Y 1rask. 1t Governor. n 7. p.,-,
Hall George m gIyl0T y Fac Rice W webSsrs wlbSlas
Bwarion, Henry Chaplin, fibrjdaee enTS A. Chaplin, A. O.
spfneeld Michael + wacoy wSTssy Gha r. &asRn & &
ufens oso Of others for whose name. we and huh
"sV delN Nun~ =
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01
DOND'S EXTRACT IN 777=.,-=

JOND'S EXTRACT OF HAMAMFT
smni1 IN, sn1 Ok PAL DESTROYER, is the prodnct oe
rarpH, srao harmless In all cases. and as dor y. Z
Iamen uhequaled For Burns Cuts Bruises Soresc
and W Sptlhs, rheumatism, Bos Ulcers Oid Ss,
u "uunus t mas not an equal Ii IL also ,,sad .oies
hroat o 9r ISothache Headache Nenrasa Sare
tronbeson snd 1daln@a oarseness and other si,niar
daS IN M ar Hundreds pyseans ae ar
Si YSmimenuation: Sold by DAVID SCOTT Hrnnseai rec
eain corner Mechanic street druggist, 25l
AhOOkAHS PULMONIC SYRTTP
- az Ho5 excellent SCI remedy for Coughs Colds. Rronch.
~ 9Oiu Ny oEo. X. sPURR, POI Main street
SOMETHING to strengthen and ex5;Ior
A'e see frof' Woods advertisement elsewhere
III Ehbo..A EN-, very full stock OF Shakers
hsr0'''old by 81 sPuRa.2lO Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01
DR.. HOOKERS COUGH AND CRoup syR,,u

For sale by GEO. r HARLOW ~
and sILAs DINsMoRE, No. 50 Mat, 80 nam street.
ass and all dealers throughout the United e,el
Ii. A. KEITH ts CO.. snr,.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01
{ IROUPl CROUPN CROTpIi
DIR. HOOKER's
COUGH AND GROUP syRup

ConaSs O"sns U rom Colds, Hoarseness, catarrbs
coughs, and gives speedy reefip wboon.
ing Cough and Asthma and of,en
cures the latter, aud inva
riably shortens the
run ofthe former.
MIL arrest nearly all forms of cough. ,ood,
be relied az, as az & m a. ot cure when seated and ~ 10
much i 9Pa nS sonsh and ss Ss
poe ; DC taken in one hour: wbIie II tn9ugh whole
and no sad IF ae tasS and universally ea
n mniiaren are liable to be attacked wiz ~ use o.
family shond Fave i s important a eR
@ yet etcacious remedy for tb some simple
painful ana TOO ofienfata disease Sucb r cure Of this
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

MEAL-Fresh Ground at our own mills.
AVA Enquire the price before you buy elsewhere No
| myss rSrS s''''" diff LEE sPRAGUE Is co
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

ELOUR of all grades, for sale on con-
Il slgnment at low prices No. Park street 90
mv2s diff LEE SPRAGuE co.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01
Essss5s9555ssFs ss.I !. g WESTERN RAILROAD

f:s1s WINTER ARRAyGFrEraTOS u
Troy T1dSoS a Noy 26, lS60-New York k"oM l1hdoMi
Leave ieDySoii Wor dl ana the West. 0iA' Aloany
West facnes mUrsester for Albany Troy updso,
For New York and alhaSO hf glO a m a and $50
ger car attached at 10 I5 m esh' iran with passen
nv nv hork Mail train 10. 40 n m
ik tilckketS NAV be secured at The TioL4 ,o,
RAILROAD Gonnn u owis IN the West and SoutSwee' 'he
Central ~ Iro oSohMnecttonsAt ~ Albany with the N NweSt
New York snd na Hudson River Chatham Win 51bs 4
Sae & Line with the Honsatonic a. ana Boston At
Hampshire and lila HamSSsRR m5S9eRbrg At wesed Win tbe te
ford and New Haven and A. A. Springfield with the Hart
''l'e' WIN the New London and Ambersfr haiiroad
Worcester, April II. 1850. HENRY GRAY, Supt
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01
flour, @rocerres, 1t.

RUTTERl BUTTERl-Ju just received
IL and in store for sale packages June made dairy
Butter bv YOUNG, HESLOR d CO.,
s4 diff No. 10 Front street Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01
{ (ONSIGNORS OF FREIGHT

Ne" fokki fI pdIlLs dPIHliLLsADELPHlA, LPHlA, BALTIMORE. ANn
THOSE CITIES VI
DENCE STATION IN t tat ~, trains leave the PRovI
Of fbc connecting with the large powerful
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

NORN MEAL LOWER THAN EV-
~ ER.-Don't buy until you call at GAYS, Foster
street. Flonr, Corn, Oats, and Feed cheap for cash.
ie6 dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1861-01-01

~ VIII IJVc. 3, T6bU dtf '11 " u 91lp Z.
uu do
l.5!T9559ll--'7Ta :!?T559sl1--.a WORCESTER & NASVTT1
Egg5sg7ssss g., = 70 I'D. Winter Arro,a.r'1.1t
Trains will run as n an after Nov. lst 1855 TasseneeI
Leave NasbSss Nibess'ef st a. $40 and Ills m and 4l5p
cord Rsri Rasnnai al trains connect with the r PAIN. In - ~
the Northern the take the cars to and from
At rofop and Vermont Central Railroad concord and
trains Of The trains connect directly with an.
train rom Railroad with the exception of t m srains ans
Vermont and ana az Fftchburg with trains or tb
Ear e. az u massachusetts and Cbeshre piIns ol the
roads see particulars and connections wtS c
land States '" 'S Guide for the New Eng.
Worcester Nov l. 1888 IT, W. BENTLEY Sup't
ut invo7
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-05-23
Resolutions Of the Troy Guard.

The Troy Guards of Bradford cor,,-
their way to Camp Curtin, were stonsJ'o On
this place on Wednesday last, until bppso tba as
day, not having a special order from tb. TsH
ernor 10 pass them over the Northern C.e. Wv.
road They were comfortably cared fo, ,%'si w
number Of our citizens, the ladies as
taking the most active part in furnisbn" ,Ia'' "a
supplies. Their supper and breakfast wos .1'
nished in the Grand Jury room. On Tbn.I nuI'
day morning. after breakfast, the folIow;.
resolutions were read by the Rev. Mr. uo,S
the pastor of fourishng congregatior ot W. ~
Methods: church at Troy, who accomn.nia' a'
the volunteers as Chaplain, and who bordaa
the resolutions to US Tor publication =
WHEREAS We the officers and members q, ar
Guards, Bradford county, Pa, nexpectedly su
ed of at Sunbury, in march TO Harrisbur9 1s a.,
Whereas, being thrown among strangers who l,ac,1
attentive 10 the soldiers wants long tried fris
Therefore ''eAa'
Resoiued That for the kind and bouuteous bori,.,.
extended 10 us by the citizens OF Sunbury we vii
remember them with grateful hearts, and if the onn
nifty should ever present itself, would be pleased 10
turn the favor ten-fold. " 'e
ReSOUsd That for the long life and happines, NJ q,
falr ladies Of SunbuTy, whose kind and willing b,s5
have faithfully served US, we will ever pray. -1
r. GUSTIN. Captain
II. S. LUCAS lst Iieut
WM. RUSSELL, Orderly.
W. 3. HoLr, Sec. |'
Sunbury, May Is, 1861. ISunbary america,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-05-23

The TRAITORS of Maryland, Kentucky, Vir.
gnia and Missouri, if not of North Carolina
aad Tennessee, will have their hands full at
home. Western Virginia is a unit against re-
belon: and should the eastern portion of the
state venture upon active measures against the
government, a new state will be created, and
volunteers enough take the field to hold the
rebels in check.
Kentucky is even more evenly divided. AL.
ready three full regiments have taken the field
for the Union, and When Col. Anderson shall
take his place at the head of "The Hunters -
Of bis native State, an army strong enough to
speedily crush out treason fro n its borders will
make its appearance.
In Missouri, ten thousand Union volunteers
are already enrolled; and in less than ten davs
the loyal men Of that state will show them
selves too formidable to be attacked
Maryland has almost entirely recovered from
her rebellions spasm. The true men of the
state are bold and ready. They cannot be put
down. Already our troops pass through Bal
timore" undiSturbed; and in fortnight not a
traitor will show his head except through a
halter.
OF North Carolina and Tennessee we know
iess, anu eApecs less. lucy may 60 win the
multitude to do evil" But there will very
soon be developed too strong a Union senti-
ment in both states to render safe o very for
midable contribution of troops to the rebel
confederacy for aggressive service
On the part of the leaders of the rebellion,
the war is to be conducted on the principle of
bluster and brag. 1t is by these agencies that
the south has fought all her battles and aci,,ev-
ed all her victories during tho last thirty
years Bot other weapons must be used ia
this war, -.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-05-23

AsToR's MUNIFIcENcE-Whe hen a rich man
begins to give there is no telling where he will
stop. Wm. i. Astor first ran his arm int,
his lengthy purse and drew ont 81 900, 900 q.
gift 10 the Government He then made o.
other dive and brought up SlO,OO0,0OA mor..
which he offered as a loan. Next be g,r,
$500 00O to the volunteers of New YUfs
Now he offers to Gov Morgan, for the use Of
the State Government, large ridingscboo
building aud several unoccupied stores, free O.
expense. for the deposit Of arms, or the qus,
tering of troops. We are persuaded hover.
er, that there are many men who would siaJ
ly copy Astor's liberality die they possess As
tors wealth.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-05-23

HSr A dispatch from Chambersbnrg. Penn
announces the arrival there of another deser
ter from the rebel forces at Harper's Ferry
He reports that up to Thursday night last,
there were but twelve pieces of cannon there
all told. Provisions were scarce, and the
troops were supplying themselves rs best they
could, by making incursions into Maryland
and robbing the farmers. Such depreda.ions
were Of daily occurrence The dispatch also
mentions the fact of the arrival there, daily of
Unioaists, driven out of Virginia.