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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-20

TERRIBLE CALAmrY.-A IrhOlsf fanny 5n'"l
up.-Early on Monday morning Of last 'r' "a
a terrible calamity happened at mlnIOs W. y.
lage, situate some six miles from Poi's'Ds
called Thomastown. BY some means D" n
discovered, fire was communicated to '1'.
one story log house, in which resided u
named Thomas Connell, bis wife, fonF g|' !Ir,
up children, boarder named Michael H5. ~.
gan, and hired girl named Bridget Coa-ga I.sa
Before assistance could be rendered tDe wv.
ing had been burned to the ground '| "a
mass of blackeDed bones was all that "" y. y.
Of its inmates The origin of the fire, % :
rible in its consequences, will pobaoE I' !,
be discovered, as none Of the occupants Z" "
dwelling escaped.-Mauch Chunk GasS"
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The special bearer of desnsto, MI
Government, who arrived a, Fo,,. F.@ ,oi d.
in the Stars and Strips, has resat aJ" NeN,
iHgton this morning. 'D'a Va
The account the Governnor,
gives fully confirms the informatonu u'''''s
from our owB and rebel sources 1T n. 'ecara
was indeed glorious aud perfect and "' Uap
was very small compared with rSs %a oP y
gagged '' 'ofHa
o. Jennings Wise led Of his To,
Ceived at Roanoke. "OUats b
There is every prospect that h, t.
Gen. Wise has been captured BY ris 'oS y iIns
force. .. 'Nen
The Richmond Blues, commando =,
Jennings Wise, appear to have cr, " y u
prominent figure in the engagemsn, W
were almost anBihilated. 4al
The precipitate retreat of the reb.I.
caused them 10 suffer more seriousIv ~ .o''s
they had stood their ground, and then ,n' m'a
dered without trying to escape. '-''''
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF COMMODORE GoLDsBoRoUGH.
WASHINGTON, Friday Feb. H.
A special messenger arrived this morning,
bringing the following dispatches =
u 5. FLAG-sTEAMER PHILADELPHIA,
OFF ROANOKE ISLAND, Feb. 9, 1862.

bringing the following dispatches =
U S. FLAG-srEAMER PHILADELPHIA
OFF ROANOKE ISLAND, Feb. 9, 1862.
Roanoke Island is ours. The Military au-
tbOrites struck to US yesterday. Their means
of defence were truly formidable, and they were
used with determination worthy of better
canse. They consisted of two elaborately con-
Structed works, mounting together twenty-five
heavy guus, three of them being one hundred
Founders, rifed. -Four other batteries mount.
ing together twenty guns, large proportion
of them being also of large caIitre, and some
of them rfed ; eigh: steamers, mounting two
guns each, and each having riaed gun with
diameter of thirty-two pounder, prolong-
ed obStructos of suDken vessels aud speS to
thwart our advance, and altogether body Of
numbering scarcely less than FIVE thousand, of
whom three thousand are now our prisoners
The lighting commenced on the morning of
the Tth inst, at about l o'clock, and was con-
tinued till dark. The following morning it was
resumed at early hour, and it lasted until we'll
in the afternoon, when, by bold charge by
our army, the rebel flag was made to Succumb,
and our own was hoSted everywhere on the
island in its place. No attack could have been
more completely executed and it was carried
out precisely in accordance with the arrange
ments made before the expedition left Cape
Hatteras Inlet.
A detailed account Of the operations of the
naval branch of the expedition will be forward
ed to the Department hereafter.
beg to submit herewith copy of a gener-
al order to be read on the quarterback OF each
vessel belonging to that branch of the expedi-
ton.
Ior yory raero cff,lI, rorr nh ba3iont so,.rort
.a. 'a JIM. GOLDSB0ROUGH, Flag Officer.
To the Hon. GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary of the Navy.
The General Order is as follows: .aff
Your efforts Of yesterday and the day be.
fore against the enemy, were alike worthy of
yourselves and the sacred cause our glorious
flag uphoIds. -H . a#. s... E-s
l thank you for them, and congratulate you
upon the results achieved No Commanders
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tanned, or could have desired i ns'a Gallant! a.
display pa t Of eoOaess skill and dsee;tsr G's sr'ts,
We have yet more work Of ,TT,P4G'. TP'. :
to crush the hydra Of rebeIion '4olher d,,
have already witnessed, | am sn 90 'oal
will do il well. sure that -
(Signed,) L.Vco,r
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FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. II,
vic Raltiu1Ora Eeb 10

| by nag OF truce TO DAY we learn tbe com
pete success of the Burnside Expedition at
| Roanoke Island.
| The Island was taken possession of aud
| Commodore Lynch'S feet completely destroyed
| Elizabeth City vas attacked on Sunday and
evacuated by the inhabitants. The city was
| previously burned, tut whether by our shells
| or the inhabitants is not certain.
| The first news of the defeat arrived at Nor.
! folk on Sunday afternoon and caused great ex
| citement The previous news was very salts
factory to the rebels, stating that the Yankees
! had been allowed to advance for the purpose
of drawing them into a trap.
The rebel force on the Island is supposed TO
have been only little over three thousand
efficient fighting men.
General Wise was i'll at Nag's Head, and
was not present during the engagement.
When the situation became dangerous he
was removed to Norfolk.
All the gunbOats bot one were taken, aud
that escaped up a creek and was probably also
destroyed.
Ono report says that only seventy, and an
other that only twenty FIVE of the Conieder.
ates escaped from the island
General Huger telegraphed to Richmond
that only fifty Oh the island escaped.
There appears to be no bright side to the
story Of the rebels.
The Richmond EramilST this morning, in
leading editorial, says =
The loss Of an entire army on Roanoke Is
laad as certainly The psost paiufal erent Of the
l0ar. The intelligence or yesterday by tele-
graph is fully confirmed. twenty-five hun
dred brave troops, on an island in the sea,
were exposed to all the force of the Burnside
feet. They resisted with the most determined
courage, but fifteen thousand Federal troops
we're landed agaisnt them, retreat being cut
off by the surrounding element, they were
forced to surrender. This is repetition of
the HatteraS affair on a large scale
The following dispatches Oh the subject are
taken from the Richmond papers of this morn
ing -
NORFOLK, February To-
The latest news states that Captain 0. Jen-
nings Wise, son of Governor Wise, was shot
through the hip and disabled, though his
wound was not mortal Major Lawson aud
Lieutenant Miller were mortally wounded
About three hundred Confederates were killed.
Our wouDoed number over one thousand The
nUmber of Yankees wounded is about the same.
Midshipman Cam had his arm shot off The
other casualties are as yet unreported.
A late arrival this morning says Elizabeth
City had been sheed and burned by the Yam
KEGS, and that the enemy was pushing on 10
Edenton."
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BS- A bill is before the Legislature, o. -, -
as making it a sufficient cause for 1l'uy,
the husband Of the petitioner is in DD'"
army or navy. r-
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BURNSIDE'S VICTORY !
Roanoke Island and Elizabeth
City Captured.
800 Rebels Killed and 1000 Wounded.
THE REBEL FLEET CAPTURED.
Elizabeth City Fired by the Enemy
Especial Dispatch to the Evening Post.l

Especial Dispatch TO the Evening Postl
Our CORRESPONDENT, whose dispatch is dated
at Old Point IL o'clock P. ~, February llt5,
says =
q Roanoke Island has certainly been taken
by the forces of the Burnside Expedition.
" We have at least twenty-five hundred pris-
oneFs, as but few engaged in the defence
escaped.
Among those who ran away was the val
orous Ex Governor of Virginia, whose exploits
in Kanawha Valley had already distinguished
him in that capacity.
but Wises no less valiant son Mr.. o.
Jennings Wise, | presume acted bolder
part, and was wounded and captured.
"Our own losses are reported to be heavy,
for the rebels made stubborn resistance, aud
fought as long as they could. But the Union
boys were not to be repulsed.
/" 1t is also reported that B their despair the
rebels have set fire to Elizabeth City, in order
to cover the retreat of the forces On the main
land -
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OF lank " NOWIeS, aStu ~ !VNIH' -
TOOPERING "A large supply Oh We
" and Butter Tubs. Barrels, CASKS Ch9lUSk ls'rk 9P
Buckets, Wash Tubs, and all kinds OF CooPe fnsi
RoCRWEsI.L's Shop. N neaply opposite The t>' y
House, 81 -.a.-. y,,sr 10 can
> Gss- WANrKD, A good iourneyman GSS32PFyETgIL
on shop, call at w n NV
Towanda, Feb. Is, 1862. --,r
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DIED,

In Waverly, y, Y. Feb. Il, lS6a. MARGAhb -
of Frank W. Cowles, aged % years
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IA
COMMODORE FooTE's OFFICIAL REPORT TO THE
SECRETARY OF TIFF NAVY.
.. WASHINGTON, Feb l6, 1862.
The following despatch was this morning
received at the Navy Department from Flag
Officer Foote - -
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mail and dispatches, and one hundred and
fifty of the wounded to the hospital at Paducah
The fght commenced on Thursday, sud Fri
day and Saturdays contest was Desperate :
The Illinois Eighteenth suffered severely, and
the Iowa Seventh sustained considerable loss
Swer,z's battery, which was taken by the
enemy, was recaptured by our men Two Co
loneIs were wounded and two killed Loss
heavy on both sides.
-'Phe ripper fort was taken at four O'Clock,
and the Onion flag is now floating over it
Our troops behaved with great gallantry.
The gunboats St. Louis, Louisville and
Pittsburg were disabled
The Minnehaha met the mortar boats a:
Paducah, going up.
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neas sThe-worst,o of all kind Of eye water is q
roquelte's tears. - 81 q.
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s. RAYMOND'S8 FAMILY
s EW NC NJ &c II N E /!
PATENTED MARCH 9, 1858.
PRICE $40 EACH.

PRICE 31V EACH.
WHESSRS. ZUPPlNGER & ROBBINS, of
UA Bloomsbury, having purchased the ex-
elusive right of the above valuable Impro
we'd CheaI Patent Sewing Machine, for
The Comfy of Columbia, will be happy 10
supply their friends with the article for the
accommodation az of themselves and families.
The following are some of the superior
advantages this implement possesses, viz:
/. 1t sews from 400 10 500 tight stitches
per minnie.
Double thread Machines are from the
more complicated character OF iheir mech
anism invariably msuaged and dreaded
| with more or less difficully; not so with
RAYMOND'S, a child can manage it III ;wo
hours, and IL lie threaded easier than com.
mon neecle
g. One of the most valuable features OF
| this Machine, is The smallness aud the
! com actness OF its mechanism.
| 4. l. can be attached 10 hoard table or
s,au6, IN operating order, and removed in
iess Than halt minute.
S. II srsatly economtZes the thread and
( vet produces IA seam, sufficiently strong for
| any work tor which il is Intended, opal
! lfiration not known 10 all kincs of Sewing
/ Machines.
6. No human hand is capable of produ-
| cipS seam so regular and systsmaiIc.-
! The seam is SO slroag it we'll doue, that The
| strongest material will tear before the
seam will give way.
7. Among the array of Patent Sewing
| Machines there are none 30 cheap anti
dotable as Raymohd's Patent, but no Ma
| chine is adapted to all kinds oil work a.
experience aas proven. There are perhaps
none 20 really useful, doing such variety
| of wore for the Immediate use ot the lam
/ d, a. tn rs
RAY dOND'S PATENT
g. The operator can shape his seam JUS
az he plesses, waves, leaves and toweTs
eic.. can be represented or initiated.
g. 1t is particularly adapte" 10 all kind
of stitchirg-such as gentlemen's s6tri-
bnsoms ristbands, collar, eic.,-and al
kinds of ladies' sewing, including silks
lawns, delaines, csIicoes, dus'ers, ETC., ex'
crpting Tor mems sheavy wear, ihis Machine
is rather too liahl oi construction.
10. Bnt We all admit, that lhe advaniae
10 health, aud principally TO Tue vision o
eyrsiebi. inuuced hy tie use oi SEWN:
Machines, suIpasses Infinitely ali oihef al
vantases.
II. This Machine iaSiens the seam al
ways iiseif, bui If ihe operator wishes
uutasiened or open, there u "aY Tor
100. thus you can have II fastened or uo
rs you please, when II, some ''hrH' 'APe
clally for beginners, very favorable ca
cumsiauc- II the seam IL lett untss'ene
YOU eau draw ii ouI in three seconds an
. save tie thread.
For sale Toy ihe undersigned, a their re
speclIve residences, ~ Bloomsbury wh
will pul The Machine 10 operation and CIV
all necessary Instruction.
HENRY Z PPINGER.
DANIEL W. Robbins
Bloonsbura, Jui, II, 1860
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TO THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNlTED sEATESI

IN The mouth Of December, 1858, The un.
dersjsaed for the first time offered for sale
to the public DR.. J. BOVEE DODS' IMPE-
RIAL WINE BITTERS, aud in this short
pesiod they have given such universal sa'.
isfaction 10 The many thousands OF persons
who have lried :hem thai il is now an es-
.ablished article The amonEt of bodily
and mental misery arising srmyly from a
neglect oil small complaints is surprising,
and il Is therefore OF the utmost imporlance
irir a slrIel altenii on 10 the least and most
halfiing bodily ailnegt should be had; for
diseases OF the body must invariably affect
The mind. The subscribers now ouly ask. a
Trial OF
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FORKS HOTEL.
BLooMsBURG. COLUMBIA CO., Pa.

ROBERT HAGENBULH, Proprietor,
TESAktS uiea-ufe - announcing 10 he pub
ne thai he has rented and thoroughly
retitled l.r Forks Hotel formerly occupied
by James Freeze. ~ Bloomshurg, and Is
prpaaTsd TO sccomodsle travellers. leauislers,
drnver, and bosIder~ HIS table viii be sup
plied y. ith lhe hest products the markets ai-
lold, aud BIZ Par will be constantly iurnish'
I'd wish the choIce-t liquors
Attentive ostlets will always be N at
tendance, aud he lTusts his long experience
m catering 10 he wants oi the public, and
Ms ohliging attention TO customers Wi Sc
cure him uheral share of patronage.
Blooms burg. April . 1888.
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DIR ]. OyEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS

Are composed of pure and undulters ted
Wine, combined with BaTheuy, Solomtn's
Seal. Conirey, Wild Cherry Tree Tk,
Spikenart, Chsmomils Flowers, aud Gem
iian They are manufactured by DR.. / odS
himself who is All experienced and INC
cessful Physician, and he nee should no be
cla-sed among The quack no-lrums witch
food the country, and against which ina
Medical Profession are so justly preIuci 'ed
These truly vaIuahle Billefs have been
so thoroughly tested by all classes OF me
community Tor almost every variety of die-
ease incident TO the human system, that
they are now deemed Indispensable as
TONIC MEDICINE AND A BEVERAGE.
Purchase One Bottle
II Costs hu, Little ! Pur,f, the Blood Five
Tone 90 the Stomach Rs"ovate TIA;
System and Prolors LtS
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE BOTTLES s5
Prepared and sold By
CHARLES WlDDlFiELD d CO.
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs.
rs William Street, New fok.
y For sale by Druggists and gr'cer'
GENERALLY ihrouehou Ihe country.
August 28 ls6l'-ly.
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Orlnter 80, IS6I,-5m.
wYOsgTNG HOUSE,

DAKIFI. T. LAIcOCk, PRuPRiE1oHi
WYOMING, LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN
gEHHE Proprietor respectfully INFORMS ms
e friends and the public generally mat ne
has taken charge of The Wyoming House, IN
the village of Wyoming, near 'he Railroad
Depoi of that place, and has fitted 1t out so
as to entertain both transient and perm a
neni visitors in a suitable and comfortable
manner His rooms are spacious and AIRY,
and moi only calculated 10 add 10 me cohve-
nience and comfort oil the travelling commu-
ni,v. bui also to those who would seek a
oleasant summer resort with iamiIles.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the best
he market can afford aud his BAR VIII be
furnished with the pures' liquors mat eau
be oh,aiEed. The proprietor will give MS
exclusive attention 10 he comfort aho con
ven,ence OF his guests. and IS de'ermihee
! 10 make the WYOMING HOUSE rank
mono the frs, hotels IN me Sti'e
Tn, prootie,or hopes that from his expe
RANGE in me business, and BY nnrem'iIns
attention on his Part, combined wi'h lu"'
cions selection OF the most eaIeini anu oo',4
ino servants, he may be entitled to me la
vorahie consideration q. the 2uhhc, anu fe
] ceive liberal share OF their patronage.
R Please give ham call aud lnd"r L"
| oursPlvrs lAPtf' = io
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Wtil not iail 10 keep u >ulfp't.
DR.. J BOVEE DODS
IAapEPIAI WINE. BiTTERS

Are prepared by al eminent and skili VI
nbysician " 10 has used them successful ~
ms practicr for the last t"enly hive years
The proprietor, before purchasing The tx
elusive rigit to manufacture a"d sell Dr
Rovee Dods' Celebrates Imperial Wine
R,n.t.. had them tested bS twI distIngnl N
ed medical pracuonerrs, pronounced them
a valuable remed, for disease.
Although ibe medical men oi The country
ss general hing dI,apptnse OF Pa EN-
Medicines. YET W. do not believe that re-
spectabe Physician can be found IN n"
United States, acqua'n,e with Their med'-
DIR j BOVEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE
BITTERS.
To all newly settled places, where III ere
is always large quantity OF decayIns m
Der frcm which poisonous mlasma l.
created, those buffers should be used every
morning before breakfast.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUM AN WI = q Il = :,
Just Published in!a Sailed EnCttOPtd.


ba u W n ~ We ~
.JIst Pnbishfd inia Sealed EnCttOPtd.
Price 6 enfs:
ALECTURE BY DR. CuLtEh,
AEl9fZ WELL, ON THE CAUSE AND
saTsE.sE CURE, Of Spetma,orrhe e :, Coz"
sn,n--,;oo Mental aud Pnys'csl Deouiy'
Nervousness Epilepsy Impared Net'.ns
If ,hs Botx: La-siIude; Weakness OF ihe
Limbs and tie hack; indi-po-'t'on anh ~
csnaci,v for study and Labor Dnll"ess oil
AprrefYn.ion; Less OF Memory; Aversion
to Soci.tv: Love of Solindr; f'mIh,'y'
Sell D,s,rnst; D,zziness; Headache; Ati~r-
lions # ,he Eye: PImples on the Face
l,volun,atv Emissions, sGd sexual incana-
c;,,: the ron sequences OF Youthful lnd's-
creiior, &c, &c.
EInIs admirable Leciureclearly proves
,ba, he above enumerated, often sell al
aicIed. evils may be removed wIlh:h's
medicine and without dangerous sureieal
operations, and should be read oy every
vonth ard every man in the land.
Sen, under zeal, 10 any address, IN Pia'n
sealed envelope. on the receip, OF SIX ce"'r'
or two hostage stamps, by addressing
DR. CHAS. j. c. KLINE,
Io7 Bowery. MY Post Office box 4ooo.
January %, I862-ly.
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Flour and Feed Delivered
CHEAPER THAN TIE CHEAPEST !!

fI'hE under-I2ued has made arrange
l. meuts hat will enable hun TO deliver
Flour aud Feei, FOR Cash, about ten per
cent. cheaper than any bodI else IN town.
Hls price> ara as foliuws
Flour 81 25; Corn and Oats ChopSi 50
Corn aud Rye Chop 81 65 Bran 81 10;
] re-pecitully solici' shsre Of The public
patronage. MOSES COF MAN
Bloomsbury, June IA, 1860.
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from all who have MOI used hem. We cbal-
lengs The world to produce their eqnal
These Buffers for the cure OF Weak Stom-
achs General Debility, and for Purifying
and Enrichiug the Blood, are absolutely IN
surpassed by any other remedy or earth
To be assured of this. IL Is only necessary
IN make the trial The Wine itself is OF
a ve.y superior quality. being about one
third stronger than other wines; warming
aud invieorsting the whole system from the
head 10 the feet A. these BiIteTs tonic
and alternative IN their character. so they
strengthen aud invigorate the whole sys-
lem and give a fine lone and healthy action
10 all It's parts. by equalizing the circulation
removing obslfuc'ious, and producing
general warmth. They are also excellent
for Dls.ases aud Weakness peculiar TO FE-
MALES. where a Tonic is required 10
strengthen and brace The system No Lady,
who is subject 10 iassiiude and fsn'ness,
should be without them as they are TeVIVl-
fyiHg in their action.
THESE BIITSR
Viii not oniy Cure, bat PreUent Disease
and in this respect are doubly valuable to
The person vino may use them. For
INCIPiENT CONSUMPTION.
Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Dis
eases OF The Nervous System, Paralysis,
Piles. and for ell cases reqnir'ng Tome
DR.. Dods' Celebr ted Wine Biiters
ADls UNSUAl2 ASSAiD9
For Sore Throat, so common among The
Clergy. they are truly valuable
For the aged and lnfifm. and for persons
of weak constitutions ,-for Ministers OF
The Gospel, Lawyers, aud all pubiic speak
ers-lor Book Keepers, TsIlors, Seamsire---
es Students. Afiis's, aud all persons lead-
inc a sedenlary lie, hey will prove Truly
| beneficial
| As a Beverage, ihsy are wholesome, IN
/ noceel. and delicious 10 the la-e. They
! prodnce all the exhilsfs,Ine effects oi Bran
! .iy or Wine, ilhout intoxicating; snd are
valuable remedy Tor persons addicted 10
The ne of excessive strong drink, aud "ho
/ wi.h 10 refra,u from it, They are pure and
! en,neiy Tree lIom lhe poi-on- contained -
IN tie adulter4ted Wines aud Liquors viii
which The covulIy Is flooted
Thess BiueTS not only CURE. but PRE-
VENT Disease, and should b" used ny Al
a no live m country where the water 4
hal, OF where Chilli and Fevets are prev
alent. Being entirely ,nnocen, aud harm
less, ihey may re given freely TO Chldiel
and IGiants with Impunliy.
Physicisne. Cier9ymru, and Temperance
advocates, as an act OF humanity. shoul
assist in spreading these valuable nii
TERS over ibe land, aud thereby essenlai
Iv I'D i, banishina Drunkenness and Dn
ease.
In alI Affections of the head, sick Headach
ar Nervous Headache Dr.. Dods' lmPerr
Wine B,tiers will be found 10 be mo
Salulary and Efiiracious.
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2 EN- r. & TT z.
b. q HOVER,
= UR E1ON EbESEa aSE

- q ESPECFULLY offers hi-
FfS7es: 49,. = professional services TO the
ladies aud gentlemen oi Blooms
burg and vicinity. He is prepared TO attend
10 all the various operations IN Dentistry,
and Is provided with the latest :mpTovep
PORCELAIN TEETH, which viii be inser
ted on pivot or gold plate, 10 look as well as
natural.
A superior article Of Tooih Powders, al
ways on band. AIloperalions on the teeth
warranted.
Office, Sd building above S. A. Wilson's
Carriage Manufar,ory-Maia ST, west eide
Bloomsburg January l3. 1858
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

IT o [, u n - u NJ 4 70 -
The Advertiser, having been restored to
health m very few weeks by very s'm-
nle remedy atier having suffered several
wears with a revere lung affection, and ma
dread disease, Consumption IS anxious 10
make known 10 his iellow-sunefefs the
rDesns of cure
To all who desi,e il. he will send a copy
of the pfe,cripiion nsed, (tree Of cbafsr,)
with the dnecnons Tor preparing and uslns
~. zane, which they will lnd sur" cure
tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchiiis' &c
The on,y oojrct Of The atver',sef W san'
mo thu Prescription l. TO benefit the I'M C
"a aud sntead information which he con-
ceives 10 hs invaIua ole, aud he hopes svefy
sufferer will t:y ms remedy, ss y VIII cos
hem nothing, aud NAV prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription VIII
please address
Rev. EDWARD WILSON,
William ,buIe, Kings CO., n. I.
Ortoker 80. 1861 ,-5m.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-04-30

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