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SyCuENcKs MANDRAKE PILLS
- FOR sICkiHEADACHE=lTs SYMPTOMS, CAUSE

This has coved rs from constant sick1
stomach, which attends the the
This headache apt to begin in the morning waking from
deep Sleep and when some OF diet has been
ed the Jay before sometimes for several days pre-
At rst there is dsresaingly oppressive feeling In
in the temples, frequently attended by OF fness
aud tenderness In eye and extending the fore
head. There cammy, unpleasant taste in the mouth,
and offensive BREATH and The tongue covered with yeowsh
white FUR The sufferer desires 10 be alone in dark
Az the patient feels the funess In the head and pain
in the temples, take large dose OF Schencks Mandrake
Pis and IN hour two they will feel well ever.
This has been tried BY thousands and always sure to cure;
and instead Of the sick headache coming every week OF
scheneks Mandrake Pills composed OF number OF
roots besides Podophn, concentrated Mandrake, all OF
which tend 10 relax the ecreons OF the liver and act more
prompt than blue pills mercury and without leaving any
dangerous effects In bilious person they VIII show thcn.
selves by the stools They will etpel worms nucus pe ana
all morDid matter from the system In sick hesdsche
fce the hrst symptoms OF ~, Dr. schcnck Will and has
his agents refund the money they 90 not g'o
perfect satisfaction. . ,.. -. "a. .....s.
aud dru TOO much by taking dose or ps going
m he'd morng he will feel though be had not drsuk
q drop, unless he iorgets 70 80 10 oea ~ au
TheV only IS cents box.
Whcsy"r axes them will use any other. They
,vor,h a dollar TO sick Tor every cent they cost
nont forget the name SCHENCk MANDRAKE PILLS
Soid yhoesae and RETAIL Dr.. Schcncks principal oncr,
No 30 North Sixth street. Philadelphia, and by druggists
spr H. sCHENCK can found at % Bond street every
Monday from to to examine lungs with his Respru.
meter give advice to those who see h TO call him.
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new comic opera, eutitIS.t The Doctor or Aican
tara" Is in preparation at tho ,'oston Museum n'
lbretto is by Mr. B. Z. Wolf, and me music W "'
Julius Eichberg
Forrest has concluded his engagement In bsl''n0's
and is playing this week in Washington.
Mr. James Seymour, Of the Continental theatre, fhs'
delpha, recently attacked with ht In which no
inflicted severe, and it at time thought faai,
injuries himself. He removed to the Blocksley
Almshouse, where he was visited by Mr. barney
williams who left orders that ne should not want for
anything, as he would bear all the expense. He also
left money to provide for his present necessities. Mr.
Seymour is now convalescsnt
Hermann is performing this week in Chicago.
Gottschalk's concerts in Cincinnati have been drawing
large audiences. Tho papers in that city speak in
thusactc terms Of his performances He returns TO
New York next week.
The Hanon Brothers, who recently brought out the
extraordinary feat of the Flying rapczo at the Academy
Of Music, have just entered upon engagement with
Mr. Mcguire to appear in San Francisco. This engage
ment we understand Is pecuniariy very profitable
one. They sail for California IN the Northern Light on
the l1th Of this month Should theatrcas be in as good
condition in California they are in New York, there
s every probability that they may not return until the
next fall.
Adah Isaacs Menksn 10 playing at the Louisville thea
ractsr Of Pip in "The Four Stages OF Lfe" drsmazed
from Dickens novel Of "Grsat Expsctatons is said TO
be very successful impersonation.
The great attraction of the present week Is Van Am
burghs Mammoth Menagers in Seventeenth street. The
collection Of animals In this establishment cannot be
surpassed The performing elephants in themselves
an exhibition that we'll worth visit.
Senor Arronz's collect ion Of sculptures lustravef
the manners and customs Of Mexico is attracting good
deal Of attention. II is 10 be at 663 Broadway
where It will remain for short time on exhibition
previous to its departure for Europe.
Tho New Bowery has been doing most excellent busi-
ness during the week. Tonight two dramas in the
sensation vein are to be produced.
Barnum announces for this evening Q new play en-
titled Chop o. My Thumb Or The Ogre and the Dwarf
in which the Belgian Giant and Commodore Mutt to
perform the principal parts. This is ingenious way
OF varying the OF the establishment and the
piece is well constructed and handsomely mounted it
will, no doubt prove powerful attraction.
Bryants Minstrels have the field entirely to them
selves The well deserved popularity Of this establish
ment continues undiminished.
GKRMAS THEATRICAIs.-At the Stadt theatre tho new
five act tragedy Of the Prisoners Daughter" has been
played to full houses all the week. new comedy by
Laube, entitled "Cao Won Erson" is in preparation and
will shortly be produced.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. i.

SUNDAY, April 6, 1862.
The importations at'this port for the week end.
ing yesterday were again very heavy indeed, being
in excess Of those for the corresponding week Of
1860, when the country was prosperous and every
thing looked favorable. The leading items of i'm.
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Delaware State Lotteries
K.srycKI. EXTRA Class IOs-Apri s. 1854
o. A. %, ~, 40, so, 3S, 10, l, 8, So, 6.
"a 40 DELAWARE. CLASS l92-Aprfl s, 1862.
IL. As, 40, 81, 81, I3, 20, 46. az, b7. az, rs, &c.
JoHN A. MORRIS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware, or Covington, kentucky.
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Tho April Session OF the Common Council.
The Board Of Aldermen have not met for q week. and
there is some lobbying At Albany Is not expected
by those who know the ropes that local legislature
will meet until the gentlemen at Albany adjourn.
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Prizes Cashsd I'm all Legalized Lotte.
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker. 10
Wall street, up stairs, New York
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CITY COMM crNr REPORT.

lURDAr, April S--6 L. NJ
BRE ADsrUFFD-Flour smarket was heavy and dull
especially for grad,s Of State and Western The
demand was from the home trade Tfs sales were
fined to about 1900 900 bbls closing within the fol-
fovyia~ of
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OMcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy &
Co. IS Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY EXTRA GLASS I6l-April 8, 1852.
40, 56, Ss. lS, L 2. 2ss 4, 7, 7s, "a, ~.
10, 65, 10, AZ, 70, So, 26, 81. So, 43, 32 8, 80.
Circulars sent free OF charge oy addressng either to
MURRAY. EDDY CO,
CoyingtOn, Ky, 81. Louis, Mo-
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Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusse Shoulder Braces and DR. Wadswoths Uterine Ee-
vator-a superior article No 2Vescy street. Astor House,
opposite the church.
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Prepared from plant that In the tea districts OF
China discovered by the Doctor whilst physician attached to
the French and British Embassies Hong Kong and
scribed for the natives andoe 10 the effects OF opium
strong teas, &c.
positive speedy and never falling cure for Nervous De.
Headache. Rheumatism, Ianguor Impotency and all dis
Of the blood and nervous system.
single trial will convince the most incredulous
One dollar boz Of forty pills or large ones Of hundred
for dollars. Sent free mail receipt Of
remittance. GEORGE BULPIN General Agent. tss Broad
lup alairsl New York.
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Gentlemen Who Desire q Fine, Tasty
and elegant Hat should csA ESPEHCHIEU3, manufac-
turer, lis Nassau street.
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Photographic Albums.-Large Assort-
those elegant articles manufactured and supplied TO
the trade by A. BOWLING, 66 and 81 Nassau street.
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G. G. Marsh, Author OF the Popular
Works Bookkeeping Private Lessons Bookkeep
and Business Affairs at his 500 Broadway CIR
culars, with terms. application
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April Session or the Law Ceurts.

April Session or the Law Courts.
The law courts for the April term will be opened to-
day. The calendars still lengthy, but effort will bs
made to get through many OF the before the
vacation. There not any tho casn-
dars.
CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURI-CIRcur.-Part Mos. 1907, 1888,
2097 sol 110s 12s9 1882 1892 1887 1s4o 1851. 1891
150s 17O7 1735, 174, 174s, 1885, 1895, 1865 Part2-
Nos 1548, 1866, 1746 1892 17os, 189S 900, 418, "a
1902.
surxso. CouRr-part 1--Nos 1917, soo5, s1s5, es17.
l72i, 5s7, $500 s27 Part Mos 1850. 3194, 1858,
1914, $685. soos. $40, $3.50, $780, 1920 1904, sss,
34o8, 1918, 1855.
910, 945, 1885, 718, 974 oT5, 624, 1876, 615 Part a.
Nos 405 S22 GIL 1914. S3S, 922, 367, 1884, &c., 970,
OIL, 972, 913, 761, 365.
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Beautiful COmplexiOn.-Laird's Bloom
of Youth Liquid PEARL preserving and beauyng the
oomPlexion and skin All druggists and A39 broadway
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 252 Broadway of Murray street
Maui Xoce
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1,HE ORIGINAL HOWE SEWING MACHISEs-RE
i Gently improved and perfected. M breaking needles
no missing stitches no trouble in doing any kind OF
light heavy In cambria coth or leather on tn
mschinc Send for descri,diyc ca,niosic Agent
wanted Address The Howe sew ing Machincs a.; broad
way, New York
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
world; harmless, reliable and aud ap-
Piled at BATCHELORS Wig Factory. u Bond stcret.
Cristad0rO's Hair Dye, Proservative
and Wgs the best in the world Wholesale and retail
the dye privately applied at No. 8 Astor House.
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% so BalmOral Boots for Ladies' Spring
wear, at CANTRELL,S, 6l3 Brosdway.
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Mrs. WinsIOv's Soothing syrup.
This valuable preparation the OF Of the
experienced skful in view England and
has been used with never failing in thousands Of
II only relieves child fror, pain snyigoraes
stomach and bowels corrects acty and gives tone and
vigor TO the whole system.
1t will almost instantly relieve gripping in the bowels and
overcome cOnvusOns, which, not speedily remedied end
In death.
1t is the best and surest remedy in in all cases Of
dysenery darrh9a in children whether II arises from
teething or other
Sold By dealers in medicine the world over
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mr. j. H. SCHENCk,
IL who successful in curing consumption and ~.
OF the lungs publishes the following showing the
days where he will be professionally engaged In AprOa
Saturday the 6h at his principal office. 50 North Sixth
Monday, the IN at 50 Bond street. New York.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sh and 9th At leo Wood street,
Pittsburg, Pa. -
Friday, the llth at AS Eighth street. Washington City.
D. G,
Saturday the 2,h his principal once 80 North Sixth
street. Philadelphia
Monday, the I4th, at 81 Bond street, New York.
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday 18TH 10th aud l7h ae
the Marlboro Hotel, Boston.
saturday the 18TH at his principal emce 50 North Sixth
street Philadelphia.
Monday, the 2lst, at 50 Bond street, New York.
Wednesday, the Sd, at 44S Eighth street, Washington,
d. G.
Thursday the h at los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd
Saturday the 18th at his principal Office 80 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia.
Monday, the 18th, al 32 Bond street. New York.
DR.. SCfENCK only three diseases Con-
ption, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia and only has
medicincs-S H. Pulronc Syrup Schencks Sea-
Tonic aud Schs ncks Mandrake Pills OF which he al
has full supply at Also for sale BY every
drtIrr in he
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-22
FLOWER POTS,
Al prices that viii satisfy the reasonable al sizes fro
FEJEE ISLAND TOMATO,

Is variety introduced by Capt Frazier of philadelphia
from the Feee Island large size and beautiful pink coll
or very firm in flesh and considered one oil ~ ft eN'
introduced
LYCEsTERs PERFECTED TOMATO,
Large sEe flesh abundant and firm. it ranks With the
Feee and many think it best OF all Color pale purple
These varieties are and have been distributed spar
ingy Robert Ruist Son, OF Philadelphia, told me NJ
better variety could be raised
PERPETUAL, OR OVERLOOKING ROSES.
few dozen of choice and variety, having the
quality of blOomng the full season from "hRe 70 the
darkest eclor Depend upon 1t, offer Roses OF real mer-
IT. both In Europe and America, very decided acqusi-
ton in the line OF Price from SO cents to 81
PEONIES.
Rose scenccd pink, large size beautiful and dne shape
White do very large and splendid, both of which are
great srnaraent TO 5 flower garden. a5 cents each.
DIALETRIAS,
Oneo the most graceful flowers that dec b. the aesa de-
partnsat. 25 cents each
YERBENAS.
The fnest variety all in pots. at prices that shall be
satisfactory. Cali and see them
CUCUMBER PLANTS,
In pots I2l cents each which be turned eGt With
safety, making early crop so much deslred
SWEET POTATO PLANTS,
Fits cents per hundred All sweet potatoes are raised
ky setting plants. All may depend upon a supply this
Sprfnr In fine condition 10 set from the 10Th OF May to
toe 25h OF June This gives ample time for the potato
grow. the plant quite od-eVen t9ree degrees
are of early culture and three plants TO the h and can
be raised ln Bradford county. Any Information wanted
inquire at the garden.
All late cabbage plants out door culture "a cts per
hundred.
CELERY,
At % cts per hundred. Thousands In fne condition 10
set from the fifteenth of May the iirs OF August.
&S~ Much pains will be taken TO make plants strong
and stocky as possible by transpanting &c. Plants
Grape Vines and all sell may be carried any distance
AZ they will be packed in moss exceeding Wen
So have good pair of TT M Ho!tSES very eR-
ceIent Lumber TWO HORSE WAGON, ana team har-
all 40 Ennv IN A
good bargain offered. Call and them At my barn.
TnNanhn Anril Is. 1862.
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"a The 18th Regiment Pa. Vol, (l2tl

na~ The 18th Regiment Pa. Vol, (l2th
Cavalry) left Philadelphia few days since tOr the seat
OfEar This regiment recruited in the GoTthern
counties Of the State and composed of large, strong
and active meu 1t is commanded by Col. L. B. PIERCE
who has been connected with the service since the com
mencement of the war. The field and staff officers are
Colouel-Lewis B. Pierce Bradford county.
Lieut. Coonel-Jacob Koher Philadelphia.
First Msior-Darius Titus Warren county.
Second Msjor-James A. Congdon Lancaster county
Third Naior-wiUian Ball, Ju.iata county.
Regimenral Adjutant-George W. Henre, Tamaqua.
First Battalion Adjutaut-H H. c. Pute, Philadelphia.
Second Battalion Adjutant-G. B. Hammer, Warren
county.
Third Battalion AdJutant-Michael NJ. Myers, Phila-
delphia.
Regincntal Quarternaster-H Harvey R. Reakirt Phla-
delphia county.
Surgeon-Jos. D. Schoales, Philadelphia.
Assistant Surgeon-R. B. Cruice Philadelphia county.
Chaplain-Geo. H. Hammer, Warren county.
Sergeant Major-Tracy o Hollis Bradford county.
Regiment Quartcrmaster sergeant-Parey Coburn,
Bradford county.
Hospital steward-George W. sebert, philadelphia
county
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ks- BURNED TO DEATH On Thursday
morning the sh inst, says the Wavery AdvOcate' Ro-
sI little daughter of VIM, TRIPF, of ShesEequn aged
about six years was burned death under most sh2ck
ing circumstances The parents were absent fromEthe
house leaving Rosa and little brother younger alone
From the little boy who able to talk but litte 1t Is
ascSrtained that she ghte candle to go in the cellar
for some purpose from which her clothes took fire. Her
screams brought neghbors the house but not in time
to render her any aid She literally roasted alive,
her clothes were all burned of and the flesh torn from her
arms and body When found she peechless and died
in few minutes.
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than In direct aims gving-yet many poor family has
been made To rejoice from the bountes of his hand He
had an instructive hatred of slavery and every species
oppression He among the first OF the old Whig party
TO openly sustain Mr.. Wimot in his Provso of Freedom
George Kinney lived and died Unversalist-believ-
ing that Gods Government would not prove failure,
that human being too low be reached by its in.
uencethat it would accomplish the ends whereunto it
ordained by turning every from his nquities
and bringing the last wandering sheep to the fold of God
--WGUerly AdrOcate.
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N.c1at.

i ISHERlFFS SALE.--By virtue of a wri,
A1o Leyira Faeim issued out Of theCourt of common
pleas oi bradford county 10 me directe6 will he ex
posed to public sale on THURSDAY the 29th day ~
| MAI "A. w. 1897, at the court house In fowanda
da, at O'Clock p. tbe following described LOT ns
OF parcel OF land situate IN She Township Of PrankJn ana
overton' and bounded foEcws=BegfnniHr AZ beech
~ lne OF the tract surveyed IN the name
oIge moore and corner of the two tracts suryeved
IA tne name OF Joseph Retz and Henry Betz theneo
along the said line Of the George Moore tyaet and q M
~ o ~barclay Railroad and Coal Co.. north 500 east y
oSO perchase OF land or less 10 bemloek corner ~
tracts surveyed In the Samuel Edge and gmon
arny thence dagonally through the tracts surveyed
IN IA Ine name OF Samuel Edge, Paul Hardy A. HARDY ana
ueViBe Aemple, on line running south leo east $50
pr more or less passing stone bY mane tbs Ss sos 80
OF tne Two tracts surveyed In the name OF Andre Had
snd James siddons ill II strikes the line between he
MS surveyed IN the name of Geo Temple and Paul
sne ~ post thence along said line continued south
oo west o5T pr, more less TO beech the eaaterlJ
corner 70 tract surveyd TO the name of Henry Rrson
along the line of that and the Joseph etz tract
noTtn oO west 595 less to the place Of "a
ginning Containing 1860 aces and allowance for roads
&C., excepting and reserVng nevertheless ont M anS
rom the above described tract of land TIE following
Haet or piece OF land intended for town plot and nns
tanning 100 acres described az follows Beginning
PVst on tne south bank Of Carbon Creek thence north
"ess @ AVo Pr, 70 stone thence north 39o
S iOo p[ 70 stone corner thence south SO east
Pr " 'ns l4th mile post from Towanda on the Rar.
Gay K thence south 500 east % pr 10 the sontb
" " the same the several corners and distances there
= 70 nne place OF beginning being in the twp OF
fhkin, being the same premises which John Brovn
beS N Buck and James r. Patton Trustees of fbS
in efnch Iron and Coal Co., by indenture even date
Q and consy executed and acknowledged Immediately
and Tor the consideration money there
o snnear fourth part of which Is hereby secnred
Q Seized and take said Thomas 7. Wieman his heirs
I H. Winder Urriah ference thereto will more fully
2 2 VS.. Thomas 7. WiermA.
Towanda, May :, 1852. ~ncs Huskihs Trustees
Il
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rs~ The town of LeRaysviIle is somewhat

Gag The town of LeRaysvile is somewhat
noted as musical centre great addition has lately
been made in brass band of more than ordinary merit
tits composed Of the following persons Stephen Gorham
Asa Nichols, A. A Beardsey, J. X. Jarvis, Burnett
Beardsley l.. Maynard, J. P. CaIle, }. L. Woodburn,
Rie Baxter The Band, on Wednesday, May Il, paid a
visit to our late Senator Hon GEO LANDoN discoursing
the souserrng strains Of our National Airs and other
Hne selections. The afternoon and evening were spent
with tbeonorable gentlemen and family, ample justice
being done to his bountiful hospitality ltwas pleas
ant event long to he remembered. LCoM.
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as- The Bradford County Teachers Asso-
citation will meet at LtcLaeld at 10 o'clock a. M On
Friday. the 18th ofJune
I.ctuysr-H. Keeler. alternate C. X. Phelps
E,sayists--Misses A. NJ. Iyeson and H. r, ,auSH1u'
y,,ct4imsr,-W. H. Thompson, c. X. Canneld'
R,adery--Miss H. C. Gates. J. F Bocher.
Interesting questions will be discussed PUBIC a'en'
dance is invited.
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u, uorr;.burc Tslegraphi is very much

.-Tbe Harrisburg Tslrgraphis very mucn
N :, .Dnnosipg that we gave credit to the Coum,
n'1 80 for the article which we published ias'
b'a D'O to Senator wnMor's speech We took
week ~. Columbia Republican, and gave that paper
"OI and the Telegraph was hOnorably mentioned
'a' H. same article When the Democrat adopts 'ucn al
IN -. sb,I think the millennium is about to dawn
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RI~O OBITUARY AND DBIOGRAPH1CAIn-1he early
settlers of this beautiful country rapidly passing
One by one they 60 to their final resting places leaving
e fruits Of their early and arduous sbors be enjoyed
BY those who follow them, many of whom, we fear, do
fully appreciate and are not sufficiently grateful for
heritage.
On the 3Oth of April last GEORGE KINNEY, Esq., left
bis for brighter and better world-for aland con-
rna to the spiritual nature, and specially adapt
the development OF those spiritual elements which
distinguish man from all beneath him. Had he lived to
IBIS day (May i3) he would have been "a years old.
He both first and last saw he light of lie in the Valley
Sheshequn At the time ofhs birth, however, it was
but fearful wdefnss-it is net unfrequently lik-
ssd to the Happy Valley of Rasselas. Mrs. Scott
very appropriately termed it, "A miniature edition of
Tie Valley Of Wyoming"
The sferings and privaons of the early settlers Of
a' country been much talked andwriten but very
seOy realized by the present generation Pounding corn
10 an lodan mortar going eighty miles to get it pull
's5led ia scientific way is a stern reality Of
"0a We know but little yet amidst rch and kindred
'eaIe' the subject of this notice was reared He pos
e'sed native siren 9Th aud cearness of mind which made
-u prominent his day and with the aid OF borrow
ea0ook or tTO and the faint gmmer OF fire light he
-" 'HV ItuAnentS OF an euuCdtlon-d lew IuAd@
IeD'ai truths snd principals which were his beacon.
"sn' IN after life lie contributed largely tohis county
papers mostly political but OCCASIONAL miscellaneous
s'l 0i prose or poetry of whch the more pretending
a'sht well be proGd.
nc "a'a Justice OF the Peace for many years, portion
Neume by appointment under Gov. WoLF, and for
w years by election by the people In that capacity
was eminenty successiu-giving an unusual degree of
-'saction to tgahts, and commanding respect from
'ashUyers
ID 1888 he vas elected 10 represent the county of Brad
WV 10 the State Legislature. His standing at that time
-" I" gathered romdhe fact, that out of fifty orsiKty
rp's''on votes in his own township but nine
'4ls' him and inthe county which was usually from
hundred to FIVE hundred against his party be receiv
m'!ory Of over two hundred. In the Legislature
maintained prominent position, and welded an in
ee over its deliberations which few if any ofhlssuc
'asors have exerted
~. ' n had legal and philosophical mind His coun-
matters oflaw were sought little less than those
on. most prominent lawyers; and it was not unfre-
,.n- 0at he successfully measured mind and legal
neurological parlence he had large endowment
,.lhee which manifested itself however, more
t 'as benevolent and humane view of subjects,
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INSURANCE.

YHE undersigned has been appointed the
Agent of the Insurance Company Of North America.
located at Philadelphia Is now prepared To take risks
in town county This Company Is Of the oldest In
the United States having been chartered in 1893 It has
rectors of the very highest character for honor and In
tegrity All losses adjusted promptly. Its rates
as low as those OF any good Company and property hod
ers insurng in this Company rest assured that they
rely the perfect safety of their policies in
loss. BIS RUSSELL
At the Banking Office of D. 5. RUSSELL & co.
March Is, 1862 .-n4ltf.