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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24

HORSES AND MULES WANTED. -Worsham
l. Bryant are still in the market for horses
and mules at the highest cash prices, and will
continue to buy only fer few days more.
This may be the last chance to sell at the
present high rates. Those wishing to sell
should give them call at once.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24

~ A fifteen inch Dahlgren gun arrived
at Washington from Pittsburg few days
since. It weighed $4,000 pounds, and car
ries ball weighing 500 pounds. r.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24

An Iowa ApPLE.-Our thanks arc due DIR.
VIM. Gard, of Cedar county, for an apple
raised by him, which measured I2a inches in
circumference and weighed IA ounces.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24
PrOceedAmgs Of tho Board of Su.
pcrvisOrs.

MuscArINE, Oct. 81.
Mr.. Price offered q resolution of Mr.. Van
alta, praying for abatement of assessment on
swamp lands Referred to committee on
swamp lands.
VIM. F. Davis resignation was received
and accepted. a. J. Leffingwell was ap-
pointed to fill vacancy.
Mr.. Doughcrty made report Of his action
as agent of the poor fund. Accepted and
placed on file.
A communication from the Sheriff, in rela-
ton to the county Jail, was received and refer
red to committee on county property.
Mr. Ferry, from committee on School Fund,
reported adversely to petition of Mrs. Mary
J. Wilhelm praying for an extension of time
on note, on account of illegality.
| The committee on loans asked for further
time, which was granted.
Messrs. Ferry and Hunt were added to
swamp land committee.
A stove was voted for county Poor House.
A resolution was adopted to have the prop
er committees attend to the repair of sidewalk,
fence and wood work of Court House.
The Isett and Rippey roads were establish
ed in conformity with report of committee
The Board then proceeded to count the
votes of the county.
Mr.. Robb moved that the judges and clerks
of election be allowed pay at the rate of one
dollar for every six hours. Adopted.
Mr.. Robb was excused from farther at
tendance during the present sitting of the
Board ~.
MUscArlNE, Oct. %.
The Board met wi IN Mr. Ferry in the chair
Committee on swamp land reported adverse
" to petition of James Vanatta, asking TO
an abatement of taxes on swamp lands
Received and adopted.
Committee on school fund reported tina
they have examined the report of Semanth'
Keys, and found it correct. Report received
Mr. Heberlng, from committee on Treas
urer's account, made the following report
( which was accepted and placed on file.
+ The committee appointed find the follow
ing showing of accounts on H. j. Campbell
o books
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24

THE oath GoNE.-Monday was an excit
ing day in town. The report having been
pretty generally circulated throughout the
county that the Oath regiment would leave
on that day, had the effect of drawing to the
city large number from the country. These,
with our own citizens, thronged the streets
during the entire day, giving them the appear
ance that they usually wear on some great
gala day. Toward noon, the wind sprung up,
ard continued to increase until three o'clock.
When the Hawkeye State arrived, it was
blowing young hurricane, making the dust
flying clouds. At two o'clock, the oath
marched up from Camp Strong, escorted by
the 35th regiment. They marched up Chest
nut street to Second, up that street to Iowa
Avenue, thence down to the levee, where
they were halted, the left resting on Iowa
Avenue
The command was then given to the 35th
to open order, which was executed, and the
Oath marched through to the levee, where
they were formed into sections, and with
arms stacked, awaited the arrival of the boat
The 35th then took their departure from their
former comrades with three rousing, hearty
cheers, which were returned by the oath with
interest. The boat arrived about half past
three, and, after landing to receive the sick
from the hospital in this city, she pushed off
and proceeded to the ''Round House," on the
Island, where the camp equippage and sick
were taken on board. This occupied them
until nearly five o'clock. The boat then
came up and the regiment filed on by COM
panies.
The landing was fairly packed with people,
the majority being ladies.
The boat pushed off about half past five
o'clock, amid cheers and waving of. handker-
chiefs, leaving many sorrowful heart and
fearful eye behind.
There was large number of sick taken on
board, all that were able being taken with
them. Col. Byam went with them, although
so sick as to be unable to walk. The boys
were in high spirits at the prospect Of leaving
and entering more active field.
The oath is noble regiment and will never
allow the fair name of our State to be tarnish-
ed, if in their power to avoid it.
Below we give the roster of the regiment:
Colonel E. G. Byam
Lieut.. Colonel. @. Wilds.
Major-Ed Wright.
hAdjutant-Charles Byam. LfAt4
Quartermaster-Luke Baldwin.
Surgeon-Dr. Eley.
1st Assistant j. M. Witherwax.
I'd Assistant-Dr. H. M. Lyon.
Chaplain-J. W. Vinson.
We hope the regiment may be enabled to
return soon, with undiminished numbers
They carry with them the best wishes of our
citizens zoe JH
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24
THE JOURNAL.

EThere are now more than 1900 sick
and wounded soldiers in the hospitals at Keo-
kuk.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24

Mr.. EDIroR:-The officers and soldiers Of
company II, Thirty Fifth Regiment, met at
121 o'clock yesterday and presented their
Captain, John II Flanagan, with beautiful
sword and sash, worth thirty-three dollars
and fifty cents. Mr.. Bagley, of Company H.
made the presentation speech, expressing the
cor fidence in and esteem of the company for
the high sense of honor, generosity and dis
cretion hitherto manifested by Captain Elan
nigan. Rev. W Evans, Chaplain of the
Regiment, responded in speech, stating that
the presentation was an expression of their
confidence in the Judgment, courage and pat
1io!ism of the Captain; while the reception
was promise on his part to use every exertion
tojustify that confidence. Captain Flanagan
followed IN few brief and appropriate re
marks, expressive Of his sense Of the favor
conferred upon him. The ceremony then con.
cluded with three hearty cheers for Captain
John Flanagan. E.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24
r. G. WALTER.

! A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW-promnH
IA attention given to collections, examination Of titr
conveyancing payment Of taxes, &c. Once over Statc
Bank, Muscatine, Iowa: Jan: IT, go davIv.'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24
DIED.,

At Atalissa Iowa, October 10TH 1862 SELMA dau3h.
months and days, '
this s tne second child these bersave parents have
been called to monrn the loss Of in the short space of
about three months.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24
THOS. HAMA.

A TT0RNEY AND COUNsELOR II LAW. Nu,e..
~ tine, Iowa. Will practice In the several Courfs Of
Copveyancing examining titles, and notafia1 busines
promptly attended TO- 0fee in fremont buildnsr dsT
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24

WThe following is the vote cast blythe prip-
cipal Iowa cities at the late election. Some
idea of their relative population may be Oh
tanned from the figures:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24

GENUINE PREPARATION

" HIGHLY CONCENTRATED,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Positive and Specific Remedy
For diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL.
and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion and
excitss the into healthy action ~ which
tbs WATERY OR CALCAREUS dispositions, and all
UNNATURAL ENLAkGEMENTS arc reduced, - we'll
asiPAlN AND INFLAMMATION, and 10 good for
MEN, WOMEN, Oh CHILDREN.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24
Beware of Counterfeits!

Beware of Counterfeits! -..
See that the signature of"C. NJ jackson" is on the
wrapper Of each bottle. -
Principal Once and Mandatory
1r No. 631 Arch street.
JONES EVANS,
lsuccessors to y. n. JACKSON Co. Proprieton..
For sale by druggists and dealers in medicines I'm
John B. Doughsrty, Nuscatins,
Canon Co. do
n x POmeroy. Wilton,
Geo Basley, Yves. Liberty,
III Armstrong; Wilton Ianeton,
W Bunch, Moscow,
W Clark Bro, Columbus City,
Howey, Wapelp,
d Vanlooq do
Hutchinsep BcEner. Pert Louisa
Reicart McNanara, Upton,
Vogt Bro, Iowa City,
Davis, do 81
Morrison Bro do ~
Mascatins Jane 18th, 1Ss9-daw1S.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24
listrator,s Notice.

MOT toR ..sistratOf's Notice.
:1NSsS hereby given that the undsrsignsd has
appointed Administrator Of The estste Of Ben.
iddings. lass Of Nuscatine county State Of Iowa
ceased, BY tho County Court o. said county i9c-
Alpersons indebted to said deceieut are required to
mako payment to the underssned. All persons having
elAms against tbs dscedent. requested to and:f
prove them according to Law. = 1900 r-.l-g,.
Administrator Of the estate Of Ben. Iddins,. 0sesd
eep1S-w4f - Gf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24

fnd
a.e0p'eu
weed, brldgcman Il kent,.... S2s 70 al q
Goodno, ............... II "a "
Foster. .......... ~
Journal Office, ............. 9 70
fnso go ruliel To 90 81 eo 8.
4 palmer '''' 1914 "
Gas Tioht % fnr Conrt House 4O5"
| DO .Ja;l a47s
Cour;or Office 10 M g
" " d j. Haslstt, J. p fees, &c., 90
A Hnmnhrevs 45o &C
Mr. Ileberl;no form committee IN claims
made the following report which was accent.
ed
IA parv;, sooooard
A Fry. . $50"
Beaham & Hessnnger, work.. 2 45
q r. u i'1.e' ooafd VI pr'so''ers' 90 :,
7 Carskaddan G, IT IT H;ne faeS 2 75 5.
G Odds, swamp com's services. 1900"
JOS Crane, " 90 "
n ,n M'ier . oo
r r lanes feos IN Stato caso oes &C
JOURNAL Office, print'g tax-list. 27S 80 i"
Carskaddan, fees, ........ 20
eounsel Tor county, 80 80 w "
Worsham & Rrvant h,,r;ai * 70 &c
W g. A Chambers wood &c s0o"
The following bills were returned for want
of certificate:
S NJ Cole, .S13 00-allowed SO 90
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24
CLIFTON, Oct. 81, 1862.

Edison, S9l
John Hale, for Clerk of District Court,
received 961 votes, to 81 for all others.
The vote for Auditor of State was not
returned from Port Louisa township.
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
ROBT. A. WHITE
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24

BLOOMINGTON TowNsuIP-The following is
the official vote of this township on township
officers, at the recent election. All the sue
cessful candidates arc Democrats:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24
From, the wifs of ALDERMAN WUNDER

Germaatown, JSss 1ss, 1861.
DIR. G. d. JAcKsoN-SIR:-It gave pleasure two
years ago to give you certificate, testng vhat the
German Bitters nao ! for I am now perfectly
cured OF oil these dissa medicine professed 70
cure viz Dyspepsia Chronic and Nervous debility,
diseases of the Kidneys &C. The powerful influence e
exerts upon Nervous iostration 10 surprisng have
been consulted frequently IL reference to your Bter
and without hesitAt have mended it for the
sbo'e CON paints, and IN cherry ms ance It has eject
caly ured Your medicine has gTest reputation IN
Germantown and il sold In every Drng store aAd
most Of the Grocery stores here fsny one should
question what say, let them come TO Germantown,
have cured Ia this vicinity than twenty cases Of
the above disease. Respectfully.
HANNAH WUNDER,
Main ct. above Rittsnhouse, Geymantovu Pa. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-24
From j. Nesoton Broom, D. d., Editor Of the
From, the REQ. JOSPH II. .KENNARD,
Pastor of the Tenth BnDtist Church.

DR.. Jacksos-Dsa- SRI have been frequently re-
quested to connect my with OF va
ious kinds Of edcin.s but regarding practice -
out of my appropriate Aese, have In all cases de-
clined ;but with prcofin various instances and
particularly in o2 uhly Of the usefulness Of Dr.
ieonand's German Bf6ess. depart for once from my
usual course, to full conviction that, for
general debility Of h sem and especially for Liver
Complaint. 1t is y sa& and valuaple preparation In
may fail. but usually doubt II will be
very beneficial to those who suffer from the above
Causes. Yours, respe fully,
Eighth, below Coates st., Philada, Dec. Gath.
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vsvs~ss5& .als gts1
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29
legal.
LHERIFF,S SALE-Rn rirtna Of a writ

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ
Oof Leyra Facas issued out Of theCourt Of common
pleas OF Bradford coury to me directed. viii be ex.
posed to public sale Oh THURSDAY. the 2sth day OF
MAY, 4. D. Ise2. at the court house, In Towsnda.
da At O'clock D. IN the following described lot piece
psrce OF land situate Ia ke Township OF Franklin and
Overtcn. and bounded ioAcws;-Beginnng at beech
IN the southeast line Of the sct surveyed In the name
OF George Moore and VI the two tracts surveyed
In the name Of Joseph RetE and Henry Betz thence
along the said line Of he George Moore tract and sndS
of Barclay Railroad and Coal Co., north 300 east l.
0e0 perchase Of land lees to hemlock OF
tracts surveyed in the Of Samuel Edge and Simon
Hardy thence daGonaly through the tracts surveyed
the OF Samuel EDGE, rA1i Hardy a. Hardy and
George Temple, on q line running south Ice east $50
pr more less passing stone by maple the corner
the tracts surveyed in the aame OF Andrew Hardy
and James Slddons, till 1t strikes the line between tbs
tracts surveyed in the Uf Geo Temple and Paul
Moore at post thence along ssd line continued south
800 west 537 pr or leis u beech the easteriy
TO tract slTveyd 10 tie Hi-e OF Henry Bryson'
thence along line Of that and tho Joseph Betz tract
north sGo west 695 pr less 70 the place Of be
ginning. Containing 1850 ace~. gEd owance flor roads,
&C., excepting and reserTing nevertheless out Of aud
from the above described Of land the following
piece of land intended fof town plot and
tanning 100 acres, described follows beginning at
post The south bank OF Carbon Greek; thence north
5l9 west 100 pr. to stone corner thence north 3J0
east l6Q Pr to stone tEeuLe south 5ls east
II Pr to the l4th mile post from Towaada the Bar
clay p r. thence south COZ east 90 pr 70 the south
bank OF the the several 4ad distances there
OF to the place OF beginning being IN the twp: OF
Franklin being the premises which John A. Brown
Francis N Buck ard James r Patton, Trustees Of the
North Branch Iron and Coal Co. by ndenture date
herewith duly executed and Acknowledged Immediately
before these presents for the consideration money there
in mentioned oneourh part Of Shich hereby secured
and conveyed into the said Thomas T. Weman his hers
and assigns, by reference thereto VII more fully
appear.
Il. Wnder, Urrah Hunt and Francis HuskinS Trustees.
= H.sPALDING, Sheriff.
nd Nov
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29
FLOWER POTS
FYJNE rs1AwD TOMATO.

Is variety introduced by Capt Frazier PhIadephiA
from the Fejee Island large size an beautiful pink col
Or very firm in flesh and considered oEe O! % est eG
er Introduced.
LYCEsTERS S PERFECTED TOMATO,
Large size flesh abundant and firm, ranks with the
Feee, and many think it best OF all Color pale purple
These varieties and have been distributed spar
ingly. Robert Buist Son, Of Philadephia, told
better variety could be raised.
PERPETUAL, OR EvER,BL00MINC ROSES.
A few dozen Of choice and variety, having the
quality of blooming the full season, from white to the
darkest color Depend upon it, oiIer Roses OF real mer
1t, both in Europe and America very decided acquisi-
tiOn in the line o. roses Price from 81 cents to 81
PE0NIES.
Rose scented pink large size beautiful and fine shape
White d. very large and splendid both OF which are
great ornament to a flower garden. Is cents each.
DIALETRiAS,
One the most graceful flowers that dec K, the aO,al de-
partment. 2j cents each
VERBEN4S.
The finest variety, all in pots. at prices that shall be
satisfactory. Cali and see them
CUCUMBER PLANTS,
In pots 70, cents each which be turned out With
safety, making an early crop, SO much desired.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS,
Fifty cents per hundred All sweet potatoes raised
by setting plants. All may depeud upon supply this
Spring In ne condition set from the 18th OF May TO
the 18th OF June. This gives ample tine for the potato
grow the plant is quite oldeVen three degrees
south of US they do not set before the s June They
of early culture, and three plants TO the HILL and
be raised in Bradford county. ANY information wcnted,
inquire at the garden,
AL late cabbage plants out door culture, IS per
hundred.
CELERY,
At Is cts per hundred. Thousands in fine condition 10
set from the fteenth Of Nav 10 the first of August.
RS- Much pains viii doe taken 10 make plants strong
and stocky possible by transPantiEg &c. Plants,
Grape Vines and all SELL may be carried any distance,
as they will be packed in moss exceeding well.
G5- have good pair of TEAM HORSES. a very ex
cellent Lumber TWO HORSE WAGON, and team har-
Less 10 sell. Terms made known TO the applicant.
good bargain offered. Call and them at nay barn.
TOwanda, April Is. lSt2.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

Ea- SUMNER Nearer and nearer comes the
'nte tread ofsummer. Over the green fields, and on
1e bill side. and III the valley, aud along the winding
ad the grass is growing brighter in its hue and the
Tth happier in its verdure. Now among the closely
tn tree tops the swelling buds opening to the ge-
lsir warming into life by day, aud drinking in the
!ale due, in the quiet hours ofthe night. How more
an all the ether seasons of the year the Spring time
'back the scenes ofesrFsr years when life flowed like
lPpy dream and the clouds and gloom Of after time
Se but myth, that never to be reality to US.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

a9r The Bradford County Medical Society
Ii at the Odd Fellows Hall in the boro Ugh of Towanda
zen o'clock A. NJ, according TO previous notice. Vice
thdent E. G. TRAcY in the Chair. The Secretary be
g absent, Dr. E. P. ALLEN was elected Secretary pro
a. On metion of DR.. Mason, DR.. G. P. Tracy and G.
.oSELN were elected members of the Society mum
@ patients presented from different parts of the
"aaty to the clinic, and were examined and prescribed
u. The Society adjourned until two o'clock P. NJ.
4ae Society met according TO adjournment Dr. TURNER
resident in the Chair.
newOeTs present-Drs. Turner, Ladd Bliss Mills, Cla
- AA.s, Rockwell Eoten, e. G. Tracy. G. P. Tracy
0oHAl'n, Mason and Allen. Medical students
'"u Olo0s' The reading of cases was taken up.
iLSN reported a case of successful treatment of a
Hyurocee. Dr.. CLAGETT reported case of in.
80 ana excessive suppuration of the parotid
anu recovery Dr.. HoMET, case of rupia. DR.
reao an Interesting abstract of his practice dur
'De past year. DR.. Mason related peculiar case Of
Nsela hydrocee Dr. AxrEr1, related a case of con.
- "yu'ooere Dr' TRACY related case Of erysip elias;
:. iVENEK reported of straDgu1ated hernia. suc
uly reduced, after bringing the patient under the
~'s''euc influence of chlroform. Dr. RocKwrII. re-
case of strangulated hernia Successfully treated
= arse doses OF morphine Mr. MoopY read a case or
ed fracture OF the base Of the scuil: with recoysrv
a. olo"ing preamble and resolution vas presented
u. UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
n, sISEAS' ihos. F. Nadl, N. D. was supended from
9oCe'y at It's regular meeting In May 1861 for ir.
b,, practife and, whereas the said Tgos F. MADILL
., no measures TO restore his standing in the Soci
invited to do So but the contrary continues
IIe I,t.;., homeopathy and consult with Homeopathic
ans' and has also entered into the business of
Bug Bug nos'rnms and patent medicines, therefore
|sld bo.aa That the said THos F. NJ DILL. NJ. n be
Dr. 10y expelled from membership in this Society.
hous moved that when the Society adjourned it
sp,eus,' 70 meet in TOWanda on the third day Of
Dr. l,7. next: The motion was agreed 10.
s,0,t,L asked to be excused from acting as Chair
NV sanitary Committee. and moved that DIR. Hon
sS els,,s us place who duly elected DR.. TURNER
'ed Dr. HoRrOs's alternate 70 the State usdi.oI
Inc Society adjourned
E'P. ALLEN, sec'y pro TEN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

r@- SUIcIDE.-Ephalet Stephens, one of
be Oldest residents Of Nicholson township Wyoming
unty, committed suicide by hanging himself on Sun.
Jay. the 18th inst, at sChoohouse near the place oil
Bis residence. Mr. Stephens about seventy years of
ge and the father Of large and respectable family
he had been subject to fits of insanity and had attempt
d suicide at various times before, but was prevented
5rough theygilance Of his friends.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29
es- Directors should bear in mind that the

nor directors ShonId Dear IN MIND tHaI IHe
, recires the tour months report and annual report
"a forward to the County Superintendent by the first
Monday ia June IL they are not sent in by that time,
The state appropriation is forfeited. 1t is hoped that
Secretaries will be very particular to have these reports
aed TO give the true history OF the operations
the schools the year. otherwise they must be re
turned for correction. C.R COBURN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

nA- RELIC BUSINESS. number of civil
ANS SAYS an exchange, with the army of the Potomac
hunting relics is so large and the prices paid so LIBERAL
that the soldiers are said be doing good business IL
selling articles which they get up by very simple pro
cess letter from Pennsylvania Reservt stationed
near Manassas says Old out five dollar pistols
preserved in vinegar sell readily at from fifteen to TWEEN
y dollars Knives which originally cost from one to two
dollars, command from FIVE to ten dollars"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

s9~ The Bradford County Teachers Asso
iaton viii meet at LitchfeId, at 10 O'clock IN, on
rday, the 18th ofJgne.
Lscturer-H. K, eler, alternate, C. K. Phelps.
Essayists-Nisses \. N. Iveson and R. F. Vaughan.
Dscilimers-W. II Thompson, c. X. Candeld
Rsaders--Mss H. C. Gates J. F Bochcr.
Interesting questions will be discussed. Public atten,
lance is invited.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

n.y. RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-The PennsYlva,
M ets Convention of Universaists will meet in Troy
,o-,ne, Bradford county, on Wednesday and Thursday
June at and 5th
Rcivo1s services both days at the usual hours, and
,rrl, and foes are respectfully invited to attend
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

a.s- NEw CoUNrERFElT-A new 50 roun'
,.re on the Bank of Tioga has made Its
The vignette is farm scene, with group ol el"'e'
seated OF the foreground On the left lower corner
au engraving of woman with shest Ofcorn' Inc name
Of the Bank on the genuine bills is green AMI Ted and on
the counterfeits with tinted
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

pa The fire on the mountains in this Vlcin-
v is still raging, presenting magnificent view D,. ,S
hi, p.ce in the evening We see by our e1enanssI slI
@ raging in the woods and on the mountains In al
ns1 rr er.rr county in the State This has been an e1
;remely dry spring, thus lar
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

my The Tax ON CoAL-The Senate Com
r.,,orted the Tax bill back to the Senate The
CosI item Is reported in these words On Anthracite
Coal except such as is known in the trade as pea coal
fmsen cents per ton On BituminOus Coal One'egh'h oil
one cent per bushei."