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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-26

sUP'Ts OFFICE z. & ID. u. X. Co.,
RICHMOND FEBRUARY 22SD, 1861. (
hN sATURDAY, February 23d, and e,
" succeeding SATURDAY until further rS<0SSfs kfs&
tee Accommodation Train H leave Richmond at o'clock
P. NJ, and arrive at De Junction at 1870, P.
Returning leave the Junction $50 A NJ aud arrive at TO-
A. N.
fe25 O. q. TALC0TT, supt.
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j, a. "a M az ARIA G. Z vi f.NT.-ro asslAr--xN
~ pIsrsMOIJTH Asp n Norfolk IN steamer .ize.aks1zzs
UrIs PsCK Captain JouS h. fEEKSAS wall on ana alter mol
80 x Ami IAt leave the Rockets regularly every
Weqnesday Friday morning for the above places
AZ O'Clock precisely, leaving Norfolk each aernas ~, ,h
xespt sunday same hour ocock ana touen ~ " ~
rruisr ,,andings going and returning ~ - -
Passsge Portsmouth Norfolk tS Meals eAtra-eg -.
% taken as usuAl all goods sent to be iNnaen on vac
river mus be pa VII down to the Boat ana VIII nov w
resPonSllp, { Io 5, any a " " Tmh2el r. o. HAsKIEs
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
G@{49assSs sss.sas..ssssl q fssa.a
sUPERISDxSDkST's 0YFicR
Richmond, 18th Dec 1850. (
Winter Arrangement.
TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUTH VEST
ON and Monday, Dec 24. passenger trains will run %
" follows:
FROM RICHMOND TO DAHVILLE
Mall Train leaves Richmond daily Except sunday at O'Clock
A. NJ, and rea hes Danville at 3 10 o'clock P. NJ
FROM DAHVILLE To RICHMOND.
Mall Train Danve daily Except sunday ats O'Clock A.
NJ and reaches Richmond at LOS O'Clock p. NJ
The Train Richmond connects at Burksye with the trains
inside Railroad for Lynchburg and the South and
SOUTHWEST daily.
from Danve connects at huntsville with the Souhde
Railroad trains Petersburg and Norfolk and at Richmond
with the the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
and River Railroad also with the James River
steamboat, for Norfolk and Old Point.
Through tickets be procured and baggage will be checked
through 10 the following points:
Lynchburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol, Nashville,
Knoxville, Huntsville
Dalton, Grand Junction,
AtlaIta, hemphg
Montgomery, Canton,
Vicasburg and jackson,
New Orleans
oHAs G. TALCoTT,
deco Superintendent.
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" the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac R. for Wash
ngton City, and points further NORTH must In all cases be vouch
cd for responsible white citizen Of Richmond person.
the officers Of the Road tickets vi be acid ap
piled ior By letter. A. D. ALLEN
ct lcen
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YOTECE.
OH onnn of HOll1sl

Change Of Hours.
NNsnd after n April the Accommodation ,-=Ss.
OTrlIn will leave Richmond daily Sundays * kEs5fS
cepied) at o'clock, P. NJ. Returning, win leave Mil
ford At 8 40 A. n. SAMUEL RUTH, supt
0sace X. Y. * P z. n Co.
Richmond Marc, s2d mh22
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RAILROADS, &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.


ON and AFTER Monday, April 18th,
~ The Mail and Passenger Trains.
VIII leave RICHMOND DAILY, al o'clock, A. NJ, Tor
intermediate Stations connecting at Cor
donsye the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains ior
edae stations and at Charoesyie with
their trains nchbrrg and points West and OF
that place And every other day. viz Tuedsys Thusdays and
JaEons River and stations West OF sauntop
Hartman connect with the train at saunton
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen Tues
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington
IarmAn and Companys Stages connect with the Tran
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at Mboro Tor the warm
Springs and Jacsons for the White Sulphur Spring.
Lewsburg &c. -
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves Jack2ers River Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays, at BIS r. IA. for staunton.
sp24 THOMAS DoDAnED,
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r-No alverVsere1i co1iided y ne month or yes
upi spe-fed OF Ms1IsPt previously agreed upon De
tween she parties Ia, -
~ ~ i.'ns WI be conL1ael un ordered sut, AMI payment
sxactcl accordingly. -. A..
49, KElriAa ssTo avoid any MISUNDERSTANDING
a, &c ptof the Annual Advtrssrs IL "a proper 10 stat y
Ssfther privileges only extends 90 he-rucdae business
Es-,te Legal and I'm other Advertisements sent - 1ne " &c ~
Additional charge, and no vUr.lion- "a. =.
~ R.a Estate and General Assn1 AdyeieuenA o. NJ
iass-ted The year but Co be charged Al me us3-i
40 such d-counts shall be agreed upon A..
E- Booksellers and yearly sivess ~ ~ On tSeir
$50 ,vrs-l In a-y one seek insert more tAn t,e
ICED upon ls ere sandr. -r an .-s ih- n'19' a~ ~
.ucA AMOUNT % b. charged 40 thc ue2 rAsS ..
= IN - 49, ~ re lrst Insertion, ard so cents
p - ~ ..-.ir-lr-. % vseslv = cents
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ST. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or ErystPelas,
letter and salt Rheum. Scald Head, ring


letter and salt Rheum. Scald Head, ring
worm, sore Eyes, DrOpsy.
DR. Robert VI. Prehlc writes from Salem, " " l2th
Sept, i>j1, that he has cured mycerlte ease OF
Drppsu, which Threatened To- terminate fatally by the
perscycrug Of our Sarsapara, and also danger
attack Of Naii0naBt ErSDei by large doses OF the
says he cures the common Erupfi0ns by II con
stantly.
BrOnehocele, Goitre, or Swelled Neck.
Zcbulon sloan Of, Prospect Texas, writes: " Three
bottles Of your Slrsaparll cured me from GonFc-a
hdcous swelling on the neck, which had suffered from
;wo years"
LeUcOrrhCeR or Whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation. Female Diseases.
Dr.. J. r. <. Claiming, Of New York City, writes; I
rhecruy comply with che request of your agent IN
saying have found your Sar>lpariil most excellent
alternative in the numerous complaints for which we en-
plOv such remedy, but especially IN Female Diseases
Of the ScrCu,OUs lilthe-is. have cured many nvet-
of LeucorrhRa by IL, and some where the
complaint was caused by alteration OF the uterus. Tile
liberation itself soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge EQUALS II for these female derangcmeutS'
Edward :. Marrow, Of Ncwbury, tla- writes; " dan
gprOus HrIri7 t9r ofthe females IN my family,
which had dehpd an the remedies could employ, has
AZ oush been completely cured by your extract Of Sar
saparlll. OU- physician thought nothing hut cNtrpa-
ton could afford relief but he advised the trial Of your
SsrSau1rll the last resort before cutting, and Il
proved c1ctual ANCr taking your remedy eight weeks
no Of The disease rpIulius.N
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DEMOVAL.


ROBERT ). DEN - Y,
Doai,r tn Ha-,is,src, cutlery, roofs, &c,
5-,.-.-s-1 -r.<s rT-i.tI n articles raca--- for
p1rTT Mas W4GYTNiSTS q. HDUSEhEEFERS'
30 . :. AslyE TI- BANKS.
= HAyg nov IN Che ifrses. and most com -
80. ,f5-x OF Eng 3D., O.r1'e1 ana American stSs~
15er.Ear hsye ever hsd Che pleasure 90 Or Fs
- -s--ee-v invite 81 i- want 90 examine Nlss--<-
s b-e 1Gr.Nas. elsewhere Ny goods are lresl, sri
~ ur,a.,eI extensively ios cash. aZ prepared 70 u
fsr t4,rr ur,u che lowest terms ~, nj.
H. ars,,l IA 1ulpl n - s1uners'e p oes
shovss, Spades, F1-ze5, Ats - .l $500 1-- a'N ~-'4
T--s.,-'- M GARDENING TOOLS % al kinda.
io HOUSE eurnishtug Goods ny s-otk y Sso Ne'y
eolrIs.e-yil: Fins lcH rays -Hd M,-i- '-s- - ~,
80 C--v. Vine ha-ie Knives On dos Su5 IN e'sJ
49, s.t.I F4rs and spoons Brushes Hair and fSAaer Dus-
- 49,. r,,,.-t,. ll.ts. E-1cr os1r Je1s'1, Sc, &C
ff, fsaillfus fatrrttis ra-ticr-rs arl constantly
Fl1rEsii LOCKS 't every ie-
1900 lslts Hal-s screws, Iron IN. Bras, t- -,al .-Fe
-s p-ys. sash s-l screw Wren-- ~ Co.. and 'rlcsis
5r.s Ia i, ems. a-dc,- ~ battling purposes; &C.
.,,,,e- VIII Tools % an S.a 4a ,,.
~ Sfe''' ROBERT = DrNNF,
- aHs Maln STREET above IRE Esnkn.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

run UNIT 11NO LII AHONDf
And for the speedy Of the suboined varieties OF
Disease;
ScrOfula and ScrOfuiouS Affections sucn ns
Tunaors. Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions. Fmh-
piles. PustuIes, BlOtches, Botls, bieihs,
and all Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9Th June, 1859.
] G. AVER & Co. Gents; | feel il my dutN 10 &c
knowledge what your Sarsapari has done Tor me;
HAVING inherited ScroulOus Infection have suffered
from 70 IN various WAYS for years Someumesl ~ purSt
out i'm Ilccrs my hands and arms; sometimes u
turned inward aud distressed gt the stomach. Two
years IL broke ont my head and coNer my rcllp
and with sorc which painful and ioillsoniS
beyond description. tried many medicines anu seNerd
physcinS but without much relief from any thhg' IN
fact, the disorder grow At length was r'Joice1
20 read In the Gospel Messenger that You had prepared
Alternative S1rsapara), for knew rom your repu-
taOn that any thing you made must he good snt 10
Cincinnati and got IT, and used I'LL Il cured me- look
H. as Won advise In small doses of teaSpoonu over
month"; and used almost three bottles. New and healthy
skin soon began 20 form under the scah when aiter
while itl OF. NV skin Is clear, and know by my
feelu that the disease is gone from my systcn lou
well believe that feel what am saying when ten
YOU that hold Won 10 be OF the apostles oil the age
aud remain ever gratefully, Yours, -
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- - nm I5aaT."


SDlenSid stock of Pianos.
W0BCFETFR'S NEW SCALE.
IN osr f,- sle ful 0rae1t oI me n0'' superb
NJ piano FoErts
ever or-el f,r sac 1tss nss- -fi sst an V'
,sSssia s.s. o. he BEsI PIANOS at iAe 'o''f ss,s
"a. s-,ssslsr and DS'i,- En- p ,no',-tes-
UPHlLSFgRY no PtP-R-A aGiAGN.
yFyfE subs,-S-r rsspccly rofts cal r,' rs - -
De p15F, b -za-s Dis s0ck Ct sooesia he above
ure. co-sslae III the .lu.lr.
carp tings. -
Nslvss Tapestry. Bus1. farce pfl Ne1cu2n p--1' h0i
kc Hearth Rz-s, Door Esrs G. . 10 stair roaA
gurkaiu Goods
Bro-aiei. Satin Dan1sk Clol Oluass iasst -Ilts, -
ard Mssaa Czrtaias vh splendid lssCrinet OF WIS
rices bands and Pas Wad1W shk1csa ls-ge as5onsni c
latest WA Gxiure Of he most approved <ns 10"
Floor Of'-Cioth,
Of,n ~ best pattern and from TIE quality 70 the oE
sr.ed vhich WIN be o. halls q all nenso1s
49,, Table Cloths-a iEryc varic-y.
Pnpcr-kIungings.
s,'srfd @ ~ BE ts1t yle follows: Velvet
CO. satin ana Plata Papca o. every lhate and co1 With a
60 - fh frert kair % wool ani .rhs Beng practical
,rk rFs.f ard saving The uorknen employ ed al work
vi .e warranted % give -atsfAcu-n-
an o-,, ,r aaytsrg In se shove line VII be pune;aaIy
se.dsl 20 bo:l Il he city or country -
H.r az guek Ms'iresses ard Feather Beds had,
q 90 - orj-- osss- bet tsisriai- toesl Aw.
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

Tr2Ns. -
DaryPsps- % per anaun; seahWssky % Eseky ~ ,,S
vAys h aAvancs Rcnl.tsacc1 Ray ee raale a. " -.
Pa6ahcrs n IN sasel evidence taken en- NE aeF0a'0i
laiierin ne Poat once eonlAlnlng money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-26

GEORGE WARMER.
COMMITS sion Merch q mt
AID LoEsT TEE SALE
ronAooo UouR GRAIN and SOUTHERN PRODUCE generally
IG2 south Eutaw street,
Opposite baltimore and Ohio Ral Hosd Depot
BALTIMORE.
RIVERS BY PERMIBsI0N,
usssr, Spots Harvey 4 Co, Richmond,
Alvey Lpseomb, do
"a Kirki.nd 6hase Co., Baltimore,
Toulmin voorhees, o., Mobile,
HchT warner ESQ.,. President hcchancs Bank, Baltimore
masl-1y
A mONG THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL a..
sortment Of various styles Of Forfeiture executed By O.
W. MINIS at his Photograph and Pine Art Gallery, I'll Main
Street Rhn md be found Licensees Of the following
We'll Known and distinguished gentlemen all Of which bear te
10 The sh OF the employed
and the well earned putation OF hin Gallery
ExGov. Wise, Hon Mr. Or o.,
Lieut. Gov. Jackson, yno r. Thompson, Esq,
Lieut. Gov Montague, Rev Mr. kied,
Hon. Jas. Lyons, Rev. BIZ Peterkn
J. Caskie, Rev. Mr.. Duncan,
Judge LomaIJ Rev. Mr.. Mnegerods,
Tyler, Rev. Mr. Baker,
Hopkins Rev. J. L. Burrows,
ohas Bruce, Esq, Rev j. Il. EdwaTds,
Gen. VIM Walker, Rev. Mr.. eeeley,
Capt JOS Myers Rev. Mr. Peterson,
Rev. Mr. Jeter, Rev. MI kepler,
Rev w A. smith, Rev. Mr.. Wilmer,
The late Rev. Mr. Dibrell ne late Judge Butler, o.
The late Judge copton, The late Edgar Poe
Rev Mr. Bogg Rev Mr.. echngey,
copies all the above for SALE and style OF
Photograph executed from life copied from small pictures and
warranted 10 please. mASO
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Rheum.,l.m, eout, Liver Complaint.

TNnTpFNDTNCT, Preston Co, Va, oh July, lS5l.
DR.J. T.. AVER. sir: have been afflicted with pain
mi chronic Rbsfm0tsE for long time, which bIft the
xiii or physicians and stuck 90 IN spite of all the
remedies could uud until tried your Slrsaparilla. One
bottle cured me in two weeks, and restored my general
haHlfb 40 much that am far better than before ! was
attacked. think "a wonderful medicine. j. FIEAM.
Jules Y Getchoil of -. Louis, writes " have been
afflicted for wear, with an cti0n or the Liyer which
DESTROYED my health. tried every thing. and every thing
Called 10 relieve ioc; and have been broken down man
fr some wears from mo- other than derOr cement Of
flc Lfr Ms beloved pastor. the Rev Mr. E>py, advised
me 10 Try your SarQar because lac said he knew you,
al any hing YOU made worth trying. Bv the bless
f a. God t has cured me- and has purified my blood
r. ~ mako new Of me. feel young again. The
r.. thar cam b. said of you is not hall good enough"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-05

Ea5> A correspondent writing from this
1e 10 The Elmira Pr of the 30th ult speaking OF
session oI the East Geneesee Conference held at this
payS the following deserved compliment to
~, aud citizens The letter says This session
-, Conference closed on Tuesday evening last, at
The session was more than usually pleasant
'@ui'LeS who entertained the members Of the Con-
uurng the session are entitled to great credit for
- A'Iu hospitality. 1t was a matter OF common re-
@Uong the ministers that the Conference had never
"eId where its members had received such pleasant
Vi courtesy. Nothing calculated to contribute to
- o'lorI Of the ministers was left unattended to by
o,DeroIs citizens Of Towanda. Bishop o. G. BAKER
over the deliberations of the Conference with
- aOity, and with great satisfaction to all concern
IL anniversaries Of the several benevolent nstitu
B.r u "'e Conference.-The Missionary, Sunday School,
,55 4Iact oocleues-were very interesting, and the
able a pleasing incident connected with the
was the presentation of certificates to the
4, o' the several denOmnational churches in Towan.
them life members of the Missionary So.
u Tue NJ. L. Church. The condition of Membership
society IN the payment of $40. This courtesy was
Oy 'he Conference 70 the pastors Of the church.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-05

On the g. inst at Greenwood Bradford County, Pa by
the Rzv B. J. DUGLAss. BENJAMIN GEER, of Tioga
Coun.y to DELPHINE, daughter of SAMUEL c. NEG.
LEE. Esq,
At the house the brides fathers in Pike Pa. Aug g.
1861, 10y the Rev. f. F. Roberts, Mr.. MIRON II. ED
SELL. to Miss AMANDA H. FORD both OF the aboS e
named pla,e.
In RdCebury Bradford Co. Aug. %. by Rev J. Larson
Mr. F.. L. CHAMBERLTN of omithield, TO Miss JO-
HANNA BURT, Of Ridgebury.
Also. Mr. j. o. CHAMBERIIN, of Smithfeld, to Miss
FRANCES BURT of Ridgebury.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-05

,s- ATTENTION, Musicians The various
q-is Of Bradford county, are requ ested to uce' L.
..,-,y. at Towanda on Tuesday. September TO- 1851
.,5 time and place, business OF importance will be
.t,a them. Ten or twelve good HorniSts are wanted
,.titr,e Regimental Band for the.5th Regiment T.
r,I. :. g. SIMMONS, under the leadership OF Prot
W,sgHAx, of Laceyville, Pa, to be called WAKE
Reginen,al Band. The pay is good, wages per
L4gyerapng about $50. Applications will be receIv
rv tfme. and full particulars given, by applying at
ms Office. Musicians are requested to furnish their
l,truments, but will receive their UNIFORM ana
J, rom the Government. Come one come an on
sy above named Ample accommodations viii De
lied for your stay while in Towanda'
By orser Lieut. J. BILL MEANS,
5th Regiment p. r. C.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-05
va are informed by farmer residing

-va are informed by farmer residing
y" ,.,r,sbin. that the late wheat and oat crop,
bo, % vicinity has been infested with mysterious n.,ls
l u' ofa redsh caste, which covers the mead ol the
' oi ios entirely As the grain becomes ripe the in
' # was thought, at first, that they would
,a,r the crops, but some pieces escaped en-
I.''! s;.,roJ while others were slightly damaged.
'' .,,tpmgp from Cherry township, Sullivan county
~, that similar insect infests the oat crop
7 |.,-.-,on. This is something entirely new, as moth
,.t, Find ever before made its appearance in this
. 4, interesting article on Insects will he
IND in our Agricultural column, on the lourIn page
81. NAV throw some light upon the subject. We COM
,lf, TO the attention Of our readers.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-05
er1L AND GENERAL.

q, Saturday evening last, Saloon on
s9 Main and Bridge streets, kept by JOHN
g-aei tnrrlariously entered and the most of the
r,r wa r,n tberefrom The thief entered the estab-
bTas '"A. ofa window. The loss to the proprie-
Y iaerable.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-05
p&- Mr.. GooDR1cH You have probabl

HG~ Mr.. GooDRICH: You have probably
been informed that an effort was being made in western
Bradford, to enlist Cavalry Company for the war;
be attached to Col. HARLANs Regiment. You and the
public i'll be glad to know that the effort has been
cessful, and that the Company hundred and ttcenty
tyrs strong departed from Troy, to join the Regiment
Monday the 26th inst The friends of the Union in
this vicinity have felt and viii continue to feel deep
interest in this company. There great crowd
ssmbled to them depart, and bid them GoDspeed
their mission of stern and parDus duty And well may
feel proud of this Company, for better has pre-
ceded the attlefied, and better left
hind than majority OF its members.
The following the officers elected by the Company
CGptain-N. E. CALKINs.
lst Licut.-B. b. Mitchell,
2 D. C. Tears,
Orderly Serg't-Victor A. Elliott,
I'd :" Phillip A. Palmer,
SeT geants ia Order-D. W. Crandall, II. E. Wheeler
Chauncy Ackley, Morris Cummns.
Corporais, in oTder-Wm NJ. Hampton, w. C. Lamb
Nelson NJ Davenport, Rtner Wicks, c. D. Robinson, AL
len Perry. Orrin Ward, N. P. Aspinwall.
FarTier-SmeOn M'Ilwain
BuglerS-B- b. Borden, Geo. w. Tooker.
WrgOneI-S. ". Phillips,
BIqcksmith--H H. P. whteman,
Saddier-S. X. Gaskill.
Capt COLLINS deserves great credit for the energy and
perseverance displayed in mastering this company
From the of the he has been anxious
take part with such regiment in defence of the Gov
ernment but cavalry seemed to be out of fashion in
army and he could get chance At last he applied to
Col HARAH, and was informed uha' if he would raise
company of nnty-fve by the 25th of August they
would be accepted. Although this gave the Captain on
ly fifteen days notice he went to work with will
zeaously assisted by Leuts. d. B. Mitchell and D. o.
Tears On the oath they called their men together and
found they had enough, and some for contingencies On
that day the into the service, and pro
ceeded elect their officers, with the result above stat
ed.
On Monday the 26th inst they left usamid the shouts
and huzzas their friends and the waving of
handkerchets by many fair hands-wth the good wishes
of all who love the Union which they have sworn TO de-
fend with many prayers for their e return
At Alba and Canton, similar greeting awaited them
when the rad arrived and at Ralston the loud mouth
ed' cannon gave them cheering welcome.
So from their friends, and these peaceful scenes,
they nave passed from among to meet traitor enemies
in the " tented field,
And cut through traitor hearts track,
To onober fame and freedom back p
D. LILLEY.
gv,I,, A,,rr
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-05

o,r,,R FREAK OF NATURE we
= - session an ordinary potato, of last years
d oO' ras lately taken from the cellar, and con
3D. Nn nerfectly formed young potatoes The old
'e''la .,-a ntly sound, with the exception oil nav
to "a cracked open, and in these creVices the
7,.,,r notatoes-as large as common sized marbles
oans p' We never before saw anything of the kind
sl-T' - curiosity. 1t can be seen at this Of
3rsserTe Il - . 'N''
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-05
.a rorxrx FA1R.-The Annual

Ro,nroRD COUNTY FAIR.-The Annual
20 pr,sford County Agricultural Society will
, o. 'ps .osonton of the Board of Managers on the
la'' " Of October next, on the grounds OF the
Cd anu p:I,- with the Rules and Regulations OF
sy' i"' -, -. furnished at an early day. The Exec
'V, nmittee will meet on Monday the s'n INST TO
re .gup :I',nr committees. By order of the Board
loA' !lu5'la .,ssl VIC. ..BOGARF, Sec'y.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-05
DIED.

In sheshcquin July 9th, FLORENCE ESTHER, daugh
ter Of $ f. and Lucy Ann Backman, in the 80 year
OF her age.
Suffer little children and forbid them not, to come
unto me for of such is the kingdom of heaven"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-05
Aeln advertisements.

SPECIAL COUET-Notice is hereby Civ
y that a special Court will be held at the Court
House in ToSanda, Hon. r. G. WHITE presiding. com
mencing MONDAY, NOV. 4, 1861, at 10 clock, q. m.
continue weeks for the trial of the following
causes
FIRST WEEK.
TERN. YE. -, PLINT!FFs. DEFENDANTs E NATURE;
David Barber vs. Chester Thomas & Co.
Sept. 1857. Joseph nghan Barclay II & Co. ap
May 1888. VIM 4 Park vs VIM II strong
VIM B Darlington vs. c Shipman. Debt
" Matthew Mcmahon VS. Horton Appeal
Sept 1858. Hiram Horton Josiah Stowe ct ex. Debt
MDw Bishop VS. Alfred Gore. Trespass
+" H Moore VS. Chester Pierce. Appeal.
Dec. 1858. Geo Elliott VS. Jesse Cowell, ct al 4"
Charles II Shepard Abr Steers, ct al. Tres.
Samuel Ripley VS. Hiram Spear. Debt
" " Allen Axte vs. Alison Patterson. Appeal
Feb. 1859 Ingersoil &c, VS. John Harkness. Eject
:, - same same same same :.
Alvah Heath VS. W Dennison. Ejectment
SECOND WEEK.
May 1859 Francis Ripley VS. Hiram Spear. Debt.
May 1889 Louisa wattles VS. samI Mann. Trespass.
e" M Kirk vs. B Smith &c. Appeal
Maria Child VS. Anthony Child. Trespass.
Sept. 1859. NJ Ransom David Arnold. Ejectment.
. Hicks admrs VS. b Canal Co. Damages
VIM Emerson vs. Cole Conaut Debt.
John Lantz VS. John Hanson. g
Michael O'Sullivan vs C Smalley, ct al. Fl.
" X Middaugh vS Archibald Forbes Appeal.
Dec. 1859 Reuben Chapen Warren Callen. Eecment.
Stephen FELTON, VS. B Webster & ter ten. ''
Shumw8y Clark HOllenback
Jane Mcqueen Edward Holcomb. Case.
same Orlando Holcomb.
&. same VS. Samuel HOcOmb. q
" Hiram Shaw, ct ex Jonas Kimer. ct al. =
Feb 1860 Jno W Dennison Township of Terry
r Ingersoll, ct al vs. Thos SInead, ct al. ri.
o p Ballard : Bingham Rockwell, ct al ii.
" Farmers Tn lns Co VS. Sarah Myers Sci Fa VI.
J r Ingersoll. ct al vs. H S Vaughn, ct al. STE.
Henry Tracy VS. Alvah Young. Ejectment.
Bliss sarah Stone admrs &c. Sci Fa.
May 1850. Vim Clymers VS. Ward. Case.
David Barber vs. David WilmOt &c. Trespass.
" j Pratt's admrs VS. ID Pratts adm ct al. SciFa.
Sept. 1860 Farmers I'm Ins Co Shipman ter ten.
- Lackawanna l & Co vs. Meylert Ward. Det.
"a Shipman Welles Rogers Fowler. q
" Eliza Jane Chapman VS. Stanley Human. Tr.
Dec. 1860 Henry NorthIup VS. John Reynolds Appeal
: w Park VS. VIM Frederick. Ejectment.
Feb. 1861. l. SaVyer&son Welles Sc.Sci Fa NJ J.
VIM Phillips VS. NJ Hinman.
G NJ Hollenback's VS. Francis Tyler. S F NJ.
" Saml Archibald's Thomas Page. "a
Burton l. Smith VS. b 4 n b Chaifee. Appeal
Subpenas for first week returnabie Monday, Nov 4,
1861 at 10 o'clock m-or second week Monday, Nov.
IL, 1861 at 10 o'clock, q. m. E.O. GOODRICH,
Towanda Sept. g. 1861 Prothonotary.