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Marching Down to gIae KA1AVek9s

hers &se -E8esay Intended u Hrtks-WA4t
Mey could do-Whdt Gen. Rasecraes could do
aRd nis1f Hax Ae Adof4e1.- IN ,Rals &faaaA
-Hh t6sittom-CbadafGoa If ~ 41nsV-lds
proved 1seeapassas- -Aeans qf Transportation
:Lee end Hostc'ass- - Compaext SsT 01aes7s
, 1861-09-13

The National Eoan.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1a-Thefe were 400
subscribers to the National loan today, and
57C2, Geo subs c1ibed at the office of Jay, Cook
& Co., and $4,000 At the q s. Mint.
, 1861-09-13

Destructive Fire.
BOSTON, Sept. lathe Nahaut Hotel, Va
can't the present Eeasou, WAS buFnt lAas night.
Losa 3l0O, 0-insufed for 80 600.
, 1861-09-13
LETTER FROM CAIRO.

The Gun boats have u FtEhtt -SHrxeon
Of the 8Ah mlaao1Hf Regiment 860t.
, 1861-09-13
From st. LoOf8--Gxen. FFemQna.s Sxut-
tAry Committee,

Judge Of Appeale-Wm. B. Wright,
: Both Conventions adj 3urned si6c Ok.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

SPECIAL RoTTuS.-Fhe UETSz an AsEaIcaH e eoadss
% srg H70s fAs oAsH sgstA ~ PaPs.s sys diseonsfs
S6 at Zee separation OF he fine oT ofh sef late bse
paid Ss6scr56srs r b aeEsa aoAea tier ss6scripios
e Geoss 70 sPtrel ~ cAossEARz on Lss RgRs ad ~
tSfs tie stoscripsfoH q rstoe s paper to scSnti
RGtA for Es mark, AID P0aF ss6soT5DioS
seAes1 UNION AND AMKRT5HN 90 per a7atE fs odo1oce
Basc1.
Subsribers desiring their papers changed must euscE
he Pest Once roa sBHs sths which thar dsEs tbs
ehAnKs to be made. 'a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
N,ea q Es.ssR. oarssssaa Aaseeas..

"AH. Williams hAs made book which should to have
reach Hurope 4zd b sEsed and red into their languages,
Is ToEk IN making up and correcting public opnion,
Vh the 1nE bh Hne Northern pres have pSnedof upon the
World Thereafter Aoad bear in mind that thsBs letters
written In OonsAntnops though published Nashville.
A. he writer asSuatsy predicted events that have trans
prsd, Snes The ink Of the GnuPt dsd cannot bat have
Sonadoncs IN his general IpeeulAeng founded In
philosophy His is cain and oushtful his
and Wids Ths partisan saEk In the American. His position
abroad moreover Asrdsd him opportunities sd By but
few Of hs ow eolnynsz, fer acquiring insight into the
RuroDs."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

r Williams presented esgne th SERIES Of able
letters suscinot history Of The institution Of laVsry The
American Continent il influences upon the general EefsJs Of
country tracing ne elements ofepPoGdon exhd
By Northern fAn-tic, eliminating last the orEsnssdon
ef sectional party designed to ovsrhrov that institution, and
By which etsnenbeFnsnt Of lis Union efecsd
suhor treated hi sube4 Philosophic stssasa
the result Of ais lasers VIII prove nemsbs Eddas to
ganuins Southern 1teratlrsS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
E1HIcTs Fzsn IE nSrIczs e. IR nAmvnls rHu..
EhaRa a KaaAos1s UaApa ans Asnsz,snau.

"sneA york As Ais vas needed, only In AmsoA,
TN HEFeps, arrest tie Rttnon Of The critic, dis2el prsu
"dics 70 attract the general reader 70 ooRfouDa the pocsn
and intesoa the mind b noIel s5d stirring passages,
a7a earnest ruth, and BY pure snd pleasing
sEe They make the s reference party cant Of
Sths days and exclusively directed the EsTouonay
HApsot Of the sect onA issue forced upon NORTH
seen By aPhosophis steen and patriot across thu sea- and
suss far enough distant to hear and discern Low rum ling
%of the coming storm 1t profound, yet eaBiVaE
sing work, the from ita direct bearing upoa great
"revoluhon nov IN progress" .
9Th booki Is pronounced BY critics the most phosophi
cal and exPoEen Of the question African
Slavery and the most powerful vtndeaon Southern civil
GAtion that has Jet sppeae9 from the press II l. written in
style Of flowing that renders highly attractive 70 sVsy
Intelligent reader, and gives evidence Of deep hough
ave research, large acquaintance With the sophssS Of ne
Abolition Aoo, both in Europe and America, enthusiastic
devotion 70 the institutions o. the South ..-.
We pleased 70 learn hat RuhoF has, great her
sy. enaered its entire proceeds, after paying The OF pub
caeA, 20 the ladies' Of The BolsTs Hospital Relief Society
Nashville, Hnd that III proposition has been accepted ~ Mn
EHLIcIA g. Perm, President Of tie Association" = q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
N,eua e. EaskpNl -,

SIN sss letters, have AL the advantage Of thu azorS
elegant ana ud syle his extensive inormatea and pho
oPl Investigation He has closely studied the subject Of
EAEeTy in all II be1ngE He refute the idea Of The sinful
Of slavery poFEsys the advantages which Gov ron and
necessity Of It's continuation. 0oreety apprshsnding
policy Of the opponents Of slavery and the dangers which
would foley the Of e Repuben party from his post
In Old World far Owed from the ebtsred esnest
arnsa ks lioV eountyen against the breakers winch
rozBdsd TIE ship Of state. Thsrtt which be sPPEehends
and forstold Is upeE us."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

In nss 10 enc Of s Edtsrs Of BE CsIoz ard Aa~iaa,
Mrs. JAHss PEEK, 70 vho inEeeon the prssfAsets ware
submitted, EXPRESSES The following opinion -- ...
have read, viii nush PLEASURE, ne prOoEsheetI Of rev
ToCk, In press LsteTs slaVsry iFU the Old Eors
EiA latter addressed TO Lord areughAn, written b. Hoa
james Williams late Eiais1r to CcnSAniinops 1t q
written with vEor Of thought the subj eesRpyina the
attention Of The whole sords valuable contribution 70 south
an LsurS and viii Ss rad with great HeTtEs a. he present
day."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

uzKxeLEsALE eRoCEKs, AND DEALERS
FINE sRAHDIna, WINHs, TOBACCO, ofskRs, EAILs,
noz11Ya OF OoLEESR ZHD QECRCR RIRKF1z
- Z Nashville Tennessee O.
WK1 srsInatIn rssSptsfA laro and veil slsod sOsk Of
wv arocsss, LiqsorS, ees, consisting part a. tSlieEs
Ise 49, sugar. eli grldI genulns HayanA oiEai
- eoo So a. 10 dossn Psinlos Basfs.sf
go 4 Stprins RaO CoGaeI --- - nests fuhaI
ISs y 3 fowdrod, orEhsd and 10 bbI HnghE FalnztsI
L ~ eagxl Is seIs ksssis @
Iss !. 2: stSr ossS I::,,,s 'e' Hi0sf''
= = : FTNR RRANBEEg, WINES, kgs
s HKk cheicS Frsaeh BrAadss;
e 4 sssES Madsira, sharEy, and PoEt RiERzI
lga BASKETS bsst brands ohanpeG1sI
r. boxs sesylI olADet,
I Iss sblsaps RObsrssn csEsiy Wbi.AyI1
s - Ps a. o az s ssS % s.
An Common Whisky, ApsgisEn BzasAy
POWDER AGENTS.
AZ satsfoT spupout HsEArd and ms
d nd Ring De Only Age1sin Nashville OF The Manzetrrx
Eou hi can ts attention Of Merchants and Trsdsto tK
i,rY eItorZ 81 Powder hand, In Maasne for sails.
DO Rags Dupont Rife Powders 2co0 kegs rs BlaSngPeT
SO Do Dc DO 5000 Eesi nycanors Blasting
90 10 ksSs EaEard DC d PsEesri
SO do do DO 10 eaDss Of Powder, assorted
90 do DO DO brandsi
100 kt Dzoont Busting Pow 50 b6s Toy, Bedford Co..
dsR. g. saissy iSse. -.
80 ,--7 SOLE AGENTS EOR 80.
$3.50 - "a 7 -'ss' Tsss, =
sssr. d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
m. .ail.I.a,
PRIoEs.

BeokssllS yin b unishsa at wholesale at $40 PEI dossn,
rOssOREbls discount will - nAds upon lAzSS orders rsm
WAossAls dealers .- ..- -.---.r sag a. f-
IAAy rsntsz or sdJ N the Confederate Stats orderoE
for club q ten PeBsAs (o1o) viii Be furnsG via eonpL
zsrzy copy de vozk via s 9Haks sghs Ladies Soldiers
Relief sOGs1y. =-. r.
zdsOrs Of hszpaPasn u oSnsdsrAtstGsss Wko W pub
sG 70 this wiz No sRpTonste IL bsnsyolsnt add patriotic
PuRoss 70 VAeA the sasrsPrsah viii be appropriated they
viii aid In De circulation voTA which ought 70 Be in the
hands Of every ssutheEa AnEly,
DoraS fsr books ether eOsuaisatons relating thsrs
To- bs addressed to Mrs EELIe1A a. PosT, President q
ne "Lsaies sOldiszT As'sf sscssy," or "a ne
ssarAern HethOdIst PabunhinS Hsnso,
EashyiIIs Tam
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17


And In o, s the ooaOOnitAn Of nsTTsES and ds5sas5
A. SttmuIant,
Is quits different from alcoholic preparations. Il IL not szh
Jest reaonBin EhApe continues t. exert It's Innusncs
gradually AID efficiently, a. long the least necessity si fer
As a Female medfcIHes eli -.
II equally and effective tho squikEu
and - than all the other medicines which for year.
OF assisting rsnoTAng the constitution feT Tsry COED
too, tat tsy only zads from e sEusions Of mind
gnO=ant Of the Medical ProfeE1is1 EltogethE. Fs
No mineraIsI ..-..r
Dr. Wright thinks It professional csyAcsr
the fact that minerals Whatever form the leasa component
parts Of thu ingredients OF his RsiuvrnAag Ei-Wel know
Ing Vhatran has ben saeA on the community by opium and
neFcury.
Generally to hs de6ised, Dr. Wright would ny, Never
sespalr Ne natsr how down be- matter bsW
Essk you matter what tie have besnfSrs&k
At whatever has led depart from Hygsao principles
take bis H-
ReiaYeHatIRg Elixir,
the to your friends and healthy, sound and worthy
laeElbeT Of tie human family - g. -
7Pce % bottle, three bottles for S5, Sns forward
ID by mail to all parts 81 the United States
Bold by all respectable druggists Throughout the United stast8
and oanedas Tbs trade supplied ct literal discount.
- = WRIGHT & co.,
q and Isl ohsrtres street.,
Kew Orleans, La
Sold in Ea1hye By g. " Hendershot Berry Deuoyills
WiaE PsndlctOn, and ell responsible aEugESs oees
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
BIB, mcEEAN,s VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
MENTs
Ghost Exterasl fan the vFsriS for Nan OF

NHOpsANDs ha.an s onss - 's b1 5SzsbIs Tt5i
nit Il VIII relieve PAIN almost iEstan tanesusly, and
win csnse purity the foueEt SORE II ~ incredible
ShoYf time EeLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT VIII re
eve the most iRvesrstG Of Rheumatism Gout or Nsu
aris For Paralysis OoAtraSd Muscles Stiffness or Weak
neS IN tie Joints, Lig2nsnts, It will never ISL
To applications viii Sore ThFOst Headache BsTsha
For Burns OF sszlds OF any Psin Infsbls Remedy
Tryit AID you VIII fnd 50 Indispensable remedy KssP
Always hand.
PLAETERs FARMERS any having charge OF hoIfee,
" avs rlonsy By uEiag HcLesns Volcanic Oil Lininent Il
gsesy sd nisIibs for Calls, sprsins chafes,
swelling, E1snes, SEesEy 5oTs, WocRd Scratches OF any
external aisea1s. Try It, snd you will be convinced
DE- J. q. HoLEAE, Sole PrePdetor,
ssint Louts, No,
~ Sisb.5.yg5oti, nST-ed-tSSWly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
now READY FOR DELIVERY
6 NOW READY FOR DELIVERY
a N Q w WORK
on
-1 ss.t e--Is--s -
ST. A v E r "
THE HON. JAMES WILLIAMS,
LA1z Uu-D FrAzz. HuuEE1A At O0nTAzTHOrs.

Ts ct the ck and wounded soldiers Of TIE gonfsSnts army
under the direction ana psoslshags Il Ne "L3ass sozIs
Relief eseiety e. Tsnnssss.S
.-- s-- ~
,se. ThsbSSEia Sntillsd,
Letters On slavery from the ola world,
Written during Che Ter s Predsny Of the United
States In 1885, 70 which added Lord BIouszAM On
tAs Jo BROs raid ana br reference 10 ths rssut q s
Presidential SEeeOz ana Its BY JAHEs RILIL,
lAts United States Minister to rzrkey. --
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
,DmRcL.EAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
Fer Liver Complaints BiltOHsness Head

For Liver Complaints hiu0HsnSss k1SaNs
ache &c
VVEHRz has nsTeE oATHARTIu medicine ese.s1 e
the public, that has given suss Surs satsseton 6 Nc
EEAN's UNITRRaAL PILLS. .e FL
BsAg entirely Vagst5s they sre peesy Innocent 40 ca
hs the tender infant; yet prompt and powerful In
removing Bers secrstoRs, Acid Impure, Feted Matter
te Stomach. In fac hsy tAs oay Ps AAt ssould
used A nalarioGs deEtricts.8 =
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain In hs Stomach OF
Bowels though vary acttvs and searching In tneh operation
promoting healthy seceons ofthe Liver sDd Kdnyt VINO
Will BiouSDess, Headache AID Foul stoEaoh Shen
20 cheap sdy Obtaned Keep them constantly on
hand single dose season, prevent hours days.
and months OF Sickness Ask for Dr. j H McLeans UniVe
al Pl Take other Being coated they sstels Price
only s ssa Esr kox, and % sent By nail to any part o.
J. b. MCLEAN, Sole ProPgissor,
Corner Of 5hIsd and Pine streets, st. Louis, Nc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
FOE saIe. Hent or ExehnnEe.

EMAIL Farm, three miles ora tho city Lebanon FzFa
pike sontsin1g eshty Of good lsnd veil SUITED
Dairy or Gardening pposshs st "a Glover and ftns Thy
waered eomforabe dwelling COED olt baildngs, ieoe
orchard ks Appy . q. ". Goa, sos Nashville Ani
Chstfanooga Railroad Dsros- -,- noVAal3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

aEo takHgt purifying and snrohinsaA''s sakiHs'
Ghs BlOod-rsstorinR the sick, suffering invalid 70
REAI.TB AND STEENGEHi
There As nO BsfStAke About At.
II viii cure Liver Complaints Dyspepsia DisIrha, Dyss-
Headache. Tession Of spiSs Fever and Ag1e Inward
Fever had Breath, disease OF the Liver Stomach or Bow
els. q
NJ eEETLzHEsg, DO yoa wish TO Ss Healthy strong and
LADIES DO yea want the Bloom Of Health 10 EloEnt
S1E Cheeks again f-thsn go st snce and get
RzeLeSn's Strengthening Cordial ana hIooa
Purifier. 49,
Delay not monsnt warranted to give ESaftsetoa
VIII disease Of ts Kidneys Womb or BlHdcr PAINT
ng Distracted HenErraon, Falling Of TIE Hornos ba[Ie
as shy disease arising fEon Chronic OF Nervous De0
th an Iatsllble Remedy
FOR CKaILDREN.
Do Yea Vantycrrdeica sicky pUny Ohiasa % % 9saisy
strong RobaE fthen give then EehAANs srhhNdTa'
ESING CORDIAL, ths directions on sAca ssss) II ae
tIoioU1 10 take. a -
One ablespoonfzl norning fasting sure
FTeVcYe egsnIt Cs AID Fever Yellow HsVeS Vhosta q
any prevailing disease.
~ CAUTION beware Of Druggists Ct Dsalss VINO map
az palm upon you BEETLE Of Btters or sarSap2Fa Shcn
y buy eeapJ By saying jE1t a. good There a;s
BASE enough steal Of Rama g DAB tne
VILE decocEonS Avoid suck Infamous PIRATES and tney
viuianoas compounds J. q. Mclean sstrengh
snny Cordial Blood Purifier. Take nothing elsa Is th
eniy remedy that will Purify yer Blood thoroughly and,
he tins, BTRENGEasN and IHVIGORATA ne ,Ehols
oEsrzaton PIT rp IN large Besls-sl PsT sossis OF
BE- : DE- J! a. McLHsH, sols Proprietor,
Cozner Of Third sad Pine stsest5, st. Louis no.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17

Sold in Eaahye By 9. " Hendershott, Berry Demoyills
Wing PendlCtOn and ell responsible druggists. oc2s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
Cps gzsiaiIIs Iaiss Sas 5n,ritsa
DanY ssi rrl-wssxlJ ssj weekly Is.
ss,,, a. aa u 3

rrz LTazs On LEsS coEsTIFUTB Z a5uAzz
N E1 pArTY --- q. 2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-17
,. B. c0NNOR q Bro
Produce and Commission
MI q II g IN a T@,
no. College So, near OhurcA,
III HIPS constantly on hand large uOsE q all INA, q,
PEoduse Orders flsa at tie shOEsss nstsa, At Dc O
|. CASH FOR PRODUCE. .
ANTE.D rs1l
s0yOe3 Bushels Irish Potatoes, go
q s---. Is 5000 Bushels Onions,
foE Which W will pay Ets highs1t nsEEst prizes.
B. b. COMMON 90,
ssPd l No college EssSt.
ooEkNB =
SUI T ssps * 'A''' !" 30 B cOHEOn BED
z e-t --sz MAR, ~.
10A HAIss Rrins Timothy foE Ea I 3 p ,,,u,O,
AOO sspo VONHVk = bA0
BRAN, 17
S00 Bag. Tor Sais - q -
sDUU .ssPs -r5s1- , COMMON 4 1Ro,
q s7 -g MEAL, sr ss5 VA
:SUO p cps VI '-' COSxOs BIO.
z--5 z--z ys. FLOUR s.---i ~
SOO S s:Ps ''t =" f" 1B OoHHOs q ECO.
Country Residence fer sale.
VERY desirable plee ons heuzs rids from Eashvirls
"A h0ase DeAr new, containing ten eonEsnienty
lng -Four Of rich land With $50 ehoies u Tses
Ill kinds. Possession given ct time.

COuAtrs bSSSAOcHSe A0E SAFE.
VERY desirable pIee, houy's ride from Eaahyls
house Deary rev, containing 0onEenientIy e
Inged -Four Of rich land with $50 ehoes fruit Ses q
III kinda Possession given at any time. ~ =
Address P, o., Boz 19l, EsshVls. ap2I iG-dRus
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-26
nA- AuruMS.-Already the DAYS of Sep,

ember have ushered in with radiant splendor the third
quarter Of the year and the hours speeding time
calendar redolent with the fragrance and glory which
clings in beauty to the hllside-neses in loveness in
every vaeymantes both forest and fern in radiant raj
ment-and brings to the heart in hopeful gieam and fit
nl shadow the memories of other years when youth
in its spring time, and life fOated merrily
dream of sunny May. The emerald carpet Of earth has
faded into regal bronze-the maiden promise of April
has its glad fument in the rution wherein
obcr soon will revel while the vesper of birds the lul
aby Of sreamlets the harpmusc OF night winds all
singing the requiem of departed summer Yonder fut
ter the purple pennons of the co-above che sky sleeps
in its cradle of hue-over the way the maple leaves
bushng with crimson ksses-and legal robes are dOnned
by our autumnal monarch. Now
- The arch Of trees their gothic aises display.
The cnrtained clouds are drawn above your head
With this great Cathedral knell to day ~
The sweetest of American lyriSts has, think,
most mistakenly termed these days the saddest of all the
year. Not sobeauty that is peerless, glory that is
matchless and majesty that is imperial cluster around
these ideas of autumn The hours laden with
Of grapesthe perfume Of rosy appiesthe fragrance OF
bushing spendor starry skies which gives
halo September and sounds another heart. beat of
JOY a world OF lovelineSS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-26

aS- " Somebody's dead in there" was the
'A o. little child, 10 her companion, they passed
wv On the knob OF which was hung piece OF black
les somebody * dead in there, and yet how lit
."'uSa' OF it by the outward world, save by the
.o1d' and relatives Of the departed one. 1t may
.'.' OF three or five summers-a fathers pride-a
g sl'y-a pet Of numerous friends, and still the
-. passes careIess'y on, merely remarking some
dead in there :"
maps 1t is father tender mother, upon whom the
f"e and prosperity of loving children were depend
'.l VINO are now orphans turned upon the charities
'' ana hartless world to experience its stern re-
."a as the crowd hurry by, enquiries are made
e. ''.S consolation offered but merely the thought
"'e paSser5y that somebody's dead in there -
. Oe an Old veteran whose hair is svered with the
" seventy winters-whO has encountered the tenn
.,' oIows fife. for these long years-whose pleas
~ sorrows smiles and tears are entombed with the
@ remains, and the spirit gone to render up its ac-
me GoD who created it. Yet how little we re.
|ts. magnitude ofthe passing thought" somebody's
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-26

Es> EAToN'S COMMERCIAL ACADENY.-By
aease to advertisement in another column it will be
5at Mr.. c. EAT0S has established, at Towanda, an
'ey FOR the business education Of young ladies and
-snea. The want of an Institution Of this descrip-
a a'' long been felt in our community. and we have
aiol that the yoang men Of our county will speedily
~ themselves Of the opportunity now offered to ac.
1e complete business education. The course Of in
.""n will be the same as pursued at Eastman S
4'd'e College, Of Rochester, y. Y, where Mr..
ZION mas acted Assistant. When we consider the
e,,''y OF young men acquiring a Mercantile education
'"e nominal price of tuiton $500 pays for full
'se' "c"dag dpioma) we cannot hesitate to insure
LiToN that success which his enterprise 50 well
',mens Of Penmanship will be sent to any address,
;,tng the same.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-26
and very appropriately responded to, viz:

and very appropriately responded to, viz:
The Medical Professionally DR.. HORTON.
Z" Our Country'-by DR.. Bliss
"O Oar Host and HOstess"-by DR.. Turner
The latter behalf of the parents replied to by
the son. Mr.. HARRY WARD in few brief and noble SEN
tments which not only honor to the parents but
also the occasion.
The Society then adjourned to the Library which prob
ably is not surpassed by any private collection in the
State being composed of Literary Scientific and Medi-
cal works and spent hour in the examination of its
extensive and variable collections Of works among which
many specimens of the earliest exhibitions Of the
of printing. And this vast collection, which has been
procured at an enormous expense from Europe Egypt
and in fact from all parts Of the world is rendered doub-
y interesting and instructive by its living rep
reservations past ages and times that books
cannot describe.
After which, the Society reorganized and unanimous
ly adopted the following resolutions, viz =
l. Resored That this Society truly and gratefully an.
preciae the courtesy OF Mr. c. H. WARD and family and
that extend to them warmest acknowledgements
= That the now being waged against our govern
ment, has been undertaken without any apology
and has for its only object the overthrow Of free
| institutions therefore,
Resoired That we will give to the National Admins
uatOn oar most hearty cooperation and support in the
execution of all necessary means for s entire suppress
! sion and the total annhilation cf heasCn.
| The President then appointed DR.. HOLMES, Lecturer
and Drs. MASON and ROCKWELL Essayists for the
meeting The subject OF bIoodctting in diseases
was chosen for discussion at the same time.
DR.. HOLMES proposed DR.. JAS. DAWSON of Canton for
membership of the Society. Deferred till the next meet
| ing.
On motion, the Society adjourned, to meet in the
rough of Athens the first Wednesday, he first day.
! OF January, 1862, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
DANIEL. HOLMES NJ. D., Sec'y.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-26

~ WYOMING CANN.-The Record Of he
u, says the great depression in business has so affect
rhc revenues Of the Wyoming Canal Company that 1t
rot been able to meet the interest on it. Morgae cs
IA Nr Chas Parish has been appointed Receiver by the
peme Court o; Pennsylvania, and viii attend to the
.lsiuess of the Canal.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-26

n.y- The Democratic ConfereeS of the Rep
resenatvc district composed of the counties Of Colnm
ti,. Noutour Wyoming and Sullivan last week. placed
in nomination GEORGE $ TrrroH, of Wyoming county,
and l. l.. TATE, Of Columbia county. Go it" Bob"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-26

\ Rg~ JrnGE Woodward President Judge Of
district composed ofthe counties of Columbia, Wyom-
gs ai Sullivan has accepted the nomination by the de-
rtc county Convention OF Berks President Judge.
-a, county alone forming single Judicial District his
les will he less aborous which tact no doubt induced
70 10 accept the nomination.
We understand that the people Of Sullivan will strong
urge the appointment Of WX. ELwELL, E-q., of this
..e, to il the vacancy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-26

,sg- Volunteers still continue to leave this
,,,nty for the war. One day last week company OF
s nased through this place en- route for Camp Curtin
+. iofn Capt. TeLyORDs Company. They were from the
.,,arp part of the county.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-26

ra SrnpEx DEArH.-Mrs. BAILEY, consOrt
,be late $ BAILEY, of this place died very suddenly
n, saturday last, Of heart disease Mrs BAILEY was
4, her son.iaaws Mr. NEv'Ns, and was enjoying com
,,,tivev good health up to the moment OF her death
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-26

an J.vEs A. MCMASTERS. editor Of the y.
r,,,on, AppeaI, was last week arrested and sent to
,1.vete, for publishing reasonable articles. There
.o,, some eighty prisoners at that Fort.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-26

va- The man who " don't take the papers, .
v,.,wn last week and wanted TO know fi was real
r9 AZ that Gen. SCoTr had taken Washington, and if
1rrr PAWS had yet commenced an attack upon Rich
-rl Re said that he had heerd sich talk up his way,
.t lawd il wasn't So
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-26

correspondent of the Sulliran Conn
p,,,re. figures up the debt of that County, to be,
9 y. srst Of January, 1861, sl47S p.