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SMALL Pox-A ridiculous rumor PIE
walls in this city that there are cases of
small pox in Camp Cushnian. We are in
formed by Surgeon Harris that the rumor
has no foundation in fact, and that it has
probably arisen because he has been en-
gagged in yaccinating the men to prerent the
small pox.
We would not have thought it necessary
to have contradicted the yarn, were it
not so generally credited both in town and
country.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, Jan. % 1862.
Fbur-Wiuter wheat, s2a2. 25 pr Loo spring
extra, sl7 .5a2. spring w fine LIS.
Corn Hedt-40a50c pr 100.
Thedt-Wnter, LUIS spring, 61a6sc.
Corn-Shelled, l5c for 60lbs ear l5o 75lbs
OatS--l5c for % lbs.
BdrIey-25c for As lbs.
Rye-25c.
Timothy .>eed-sI.50.
I'otdtoes-3Ua40; ?. bush.
ElgS-l2c
Buttey-lOaI2c.
Cur Sk3ns-5c.
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Coxucil Proceedings.

JANUARY 81, 1852.
Regular meeting. Present---Mavor Cheeer,
Aid Butler Gridley. Drew Dow, Clancy. smith,
Morgan. Strswn Nitschelm and Sfackpole.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
Petition of Alonzo Edwards, asking for a license
to keep bowling alley. presented.
On motion of Smith. petition received and
prayer granted.
Drew, from Special Committee. to whom was
referred the matter in relation to the purchase of
Undine Fire Engine, reported that l.. s. Leland,
agent oil Hunniman. requested the City Council to
make proposition for the purchase Of said engine
Dow presented the following order, and moved
its adoption:
Ordered, That the City Council appropriate the
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY - New IDEA-Mr
WIN STEVENS, photographer of note, pro
poses in a few days to canvass this city
with view to getting up a city business
directory in the form of a highly illumi
mated and decorated card, to be suspe led
at the post Office. The whole work is to
be done with the pen, in his inimitahle
style. space of about 4 inches square
will be given to each advertiser, each
individual card to be within a separate
border, and removable at will, to be sub
stituted by another. The cost to each
advertiser will be but one dollar
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PRESENTATION SPEECH-We have receiv-
ed an eloquent and patriotic speech. de-
llvered on the occasion of the presentation
of a sword to an officer in Col Cushman S
regiment; but with it we have no intima-
ton as to when, where, by whom, or to
whom the speech was made. few ac-
companying facts are absolutely necessary
to render its publication ineligible
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-01-25

SORGHUM CoNs ENTIoS At JoLIET.-A mum
Der of citizens of VIII county, in this State,
have issued a call for a convention of those
interested in the culture of the Sorghum
cane The event is appointed for the 18th
of February, at the city of Joliet.
A similar convention in this county, we
have no doubt would be attended with
beneficial results.
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"SrRUCK ILE"-L P Sanger says he has
struck oil in Livingston county, in this
State The well was worked until the
pump broke The oil is represented to
be equally as good in all respects as the
Pennsylvania OLA.
The lie was " struck" at depth of
mile or so beyond the southern line of
this county. Mr. Sanger, who is a resident
of Ottawa, promises us full account Of
the we'll in question and the oil prospects
IN that region, as soon as the matter can
be farley tested.
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JAS. COLWELL q BROTHEn.

JAS. COLW Ell d BKOIHE',
architects, Builders, and General House
Carpenters,
DEG to call the attention of the Public to their
advantages and facilities for cheaply and promptly
executing all contracts in their line. Having lately
added their Establishment on Jefferson Street in
Ottawa. large amount Of Machinery for Planning,
ing, Groovln sticking Moudings, &C, they conf
they execute contracts at rates te defy
petition. They buy all their lumber direct from the
Mills in Wisconsin and Michigan, and Hardware from
the Manufacturers at Wholesale, SO that Builders will
be saved heavy percentage in these articles by deal
ing directly with them.
They respectfully refer TO the following gentlemen
well all others for whom they have executed
tracts
Hon. s. W. CHEEVER Mtyor IF Ott0,cd,
Hon. DAY ID WALKER, Er- Mayor
JOHN F. NASH ESQ.,, Z"
JOHN A. HE'S, ESQ.,, r"
GILBERT G0FF. ESQ, =.
Drafts, Estimates, and Specifications gratis to per-
sons with whom in contract and at LOWEST rates to
I others.
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Religious Notice.

The Rev. d. F. HUTcHSsoS, A. NJ, an English La
theran Minister, will preach ID W in the German
Lutheran Church. the fourth Sunday after Epiphany
Deb I'd Divine service 10 commence in the evening
q: o'clock. An audience is respectfully solicited.
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has for itself such a renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for TO recount the
evidence of its virtues wherever IL has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, need not do more than
the peore its quality Is kept up to the best
it has been, and that it may be relied on IL
DO for their relief all il has ever been found do.
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NEW GOODS AT REOD|CHS,

VILLAIN REDDICK has received and is receiving:
a large and select assor n.nt Of new
IaIl and Winter Dry Goods,
Direct f.om the Eastern markets consulting in part Of
Wool DE LAME. FRENCH MERINo, PAgMETTos,
ENGLISH and IRISH PoPI.INS, PACIFIC ard HAMIL.
TON De LaINE EhENGH hLP1SA n9MRaxNES
( ard ENGLISH BLACKand CoL0RED-for CLOAKS.
A foil assortnent Of siiAWLs. CHENILLE, BRO
CHE, STELLA, PACIFIC md HAMILTON, DOUBLE
and SINGLE Of and beautiful patterns, ladies
TRINNING
Silk FriIzes OF all widths and co!ors, No. A Trim
ming. Velvet and Diamond Trimming, VeEe: Buttons,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
ouy stock OF ladies' White, Brown, safe and Black
Cotton ard wool Hosiery i complete; afro variety
OF Nsse.' Gents ard Children, Hosiery: Ladies' Mis-
sa.' and Gents, Glo C.; Isle Thread, : TX and Kid
Long and short Noha!r Nits. half finger. and gen
eral o. such sma " wares and thread siere
Goods are usually found in prE go'ds ;, ore
600 >, Merrigac. Cochrco, Z CHE Hamilton ana
COO lowell Prints, just received nd for sals at 10"
Il BALES Of Heavy sl.es'ing and shirtifs for sale
4 large Assortment, or T'eachei Muslin Of al widths
and prices from u, to 81 Ter yard.
DOMESTIC LLF.IRIBENT
which is unusually fan and complete in every de
partment, and comprises al ur most popular styles 81
Prints Sheeiiucs Slir;ings, DENNIS. STRIPES Coaks
Linen and Cotton Table Damask, Pillow Case Cotton.
Russia Diaper Crash Canton Planned. Red an Wits
all.Wool Flannel, &c all 90 which will he sold loS
as the sane quality % 5oIs eau bc bought Tor ia the
West 81 dozen J. ". Bradiey's Celebrated watch
Spring steel skirts Of al sizes aad prices from ~ cts
to ~ Is each.
Co,hs Cas.ueres, Doessins, Sheep. Gray, sa;ne:s,
Cotto.aGes and Jeans 1t 10y prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Clotl. and Morocco Caters Buskins and
C,IF Sloes Nis.-.' Morocco Gai,ers srI Cll! Shoes.
Mems Calf, KIP and Coz Hide Boots isom s-'5o to
81, 80 pair ,,-
Mems Coats, Pants, Ves:-, Wool Undersh.r;' and
Drawers. ,.r--,,-.
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w ANTED!-A good Span of Horses
w in trade for a family carriage. Inquire a
D. camerops Office, Post Office Building Of
ja1S4wsl GEO. ]. NORRIS.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR TIE CURE OF
Costire1ess, .Ig,u1iioe, Dyspepsia, La9igestiO,,
Dyscntery, Foul Stomach, ESy0pelas, Headache.
Piles, Rie,matisD1, Erap'ioHs and SIia Diseases.
Lirer Complaint. Dropsy, letter, Ti0aors and
SAX Rhs'i1i. Worms, Govt. Neuralgia, as a
Dinner Pr, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are suGar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are the
best aperient in the world for al the purposes Of
family physic.
Price IS cents per Box: Five boxes for SLoo
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians. States
men, and eminent pcrsonages. have lent Their
10 certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space here viii no. permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
gwen; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there for them, and they should
have II.
AL our remedies are fox sale by
SSLB
DAVID WALKER suJ e. /. THOMPSON, and by all
DTUgg lists ~ Ottawa; FLEMING WOODRUFF Mar
settles wholesale by TnJZ i'jII
). IL. REED a. Co.. Chicago.
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Boots and Shoes,

For have the Largest Assartrnest in ~ ity, AMI
a, PRICES FAR LFSS THAN WAS ENEg BEFORE
HEARD or IL TIKI STATE. CHILD CO.,
one door Wet ~ The Bunk cf ottason, A'in STREET
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Moving Buildings
To MY Patrons and all Others
Interested.

TIME amount of work being done in my Office makes
it necessary me hereafter to perform all opera
tions at for each patient Those living
out of town, particularly, wishing my services
will please bear in mind, thereby making 1t possible
for me to accom- modate all who may favor me with
call. r. {. ioBEhT,
decIi1 Over j. NJ. Tarble's Store.
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NJ LAR - i l.. ID:
On he SGh nit. by Arthur Lockwood, Esq, Mr.. XXX
HISERLISG to Mss SOPHIA HEgwIG.
By the same. the 9th inst, Mr. SAMUEL A. MLLEsEs
Miss SARAH J. LEX, both O the town Of Rutland
In South Ottawa. the % Inst, BIZ the Rev Chas
II. Force. Mr.. LEVI GREESLg.F and Mss SARAH JANE
CULyERr, both Of Grand Rapids.
At Henry, Marshall County, III, Jan. l5ih, isGe, by
Rev. Geo. b. McElroy Mr.. Go. 3 SIfBBiSs, Of otta-
wa and Miss ANNE G.. WESTON, OF Henry.
At the House. in this city the 23i istani'
by the Rev T y. Bsnedi-'. Asssl 5 ALLAgD 10 ELz.-
BETH NsAE, both Of EaIlyile
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d / T. ID

ID l., ID:
In the town OF Adams la Sale County, III, Jaa gary
23d EDA Bg,KDsLEr, consort Of T. = BeaEdsiey, aged
IS years.
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To TEE PUBLIC.
Money Saved is Money Made!"
THE {. S. EXPRESS COMPANY
l. THE
SAFEST AND CHEAPEST

OA FED 4 N D Oh bA PtO
Means through which to
s Z M D M O N + Z
To the Csi,ed States the Candles Il i much be-
low the c!rrent rates - exchange The Corpany be-
Ing respons ible FOR all refa.itruer-.
RATES
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-26
FLOWER POTS,
rEJEE ISLAND TOMATO,

Is variety introduced By Capt Frazier of Philadelphia
from the Feee Island large Size an beautiful pink
or, very firm in flesh and considered one of th est
or introduced
LYCESTER'S PERFECTED TOMATO,
Large size flesh abundant and firm, it ranks with the
Fcee and many think it best of all. Color, pale purple
These varieties and have been distributed spar
ingy Robert Buist Son, Of Philadelphia, told me
better variety could be raised.
PERPETUAL, OR OVERLOOKING ROSES.
few dozen of choice and variety, having the
darkest color. Depend upon it, offer Roses Of real mer
it, both in Earope and America, very decided acqusi
ton in the line of roses. Price from so cents to 81
PRONfES.
Rose scented pink, large size beautiful and fine shape.
White Go. very large and splendid, both of which
great ornament to a flower garden 2j cents each
DIALETRIAS,
Oneohe most graceful flowers that dec Ks the floral de-
partmcnt. 25 cents each.
YERBENAS.
The finest variety, all in pots, a. prices that shall be
satisfactory. Call and see them.
CUCUMBER PLANTS,
IN pots, l25 cents each, which be turned out with
safety, making an early crop, much desired
SWEET POTATO PLANTS,
Fifty cents per hundred All potatoes are raised
by setting plants. All may depend upon supply this
Spring. In fine condition to set from the 18th of May to
the 18th OF jane. This gives ample time for the potato
grow the plant is quite oldeven three degrees
south of they do not set before tie st ofJune. They
of early culture and three plants to the hi and
be raised in Bradford county. Any information wanted
inquire at the garden.
All late cabbage plants out door culture Is cts per
hundred.
CELERY.
At % cts per hundred. Thousands in fine condition to
from the fifteenth of May to the first of August
61- Much pains will be taken to make plants strong
and stocky possible. by transpantEg &c. Plants,
Grape Vines and all SELL may be carried any distance,
as they will he packed in moss exceeding well.
GIJ- have good pair Of TEAM HORSES very
celent Lumber TWO HORSE WAGON, and team bar-
Less 10 sell. Terms made known TO the applicant. 4
good bargain offered. Call and them at my barn.
Towanda, April IS, 1852.
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rsy- REBEL PRISONERS The first Rebel
prisoners sent to ylvania about 500 in number
caDtured by Cen Fremont in the Valley OF Virginia and
now in Camp Curtin, Harrisburg. They are described
on all hands the most filthy looking and Ignorant set
of Americans brought together in our State They
EXPRESSED great surprise to everything going on as
usual Pennsylvania at home they left everything in
the alarm confusion and waste of warfare 1t is stated
that they will not he exhibited" but will be secured
Nd deceny clad, and kept in comparative seclu5ion-
MANY of them had scarcely clothing enough on them to
cover their nakedness while others entirely bare
foot and not a few minus shirt.
We see that quarters are being prepared in Emira for
the reception of Rebel prisoners.
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bay SINGULAR CAsE.-On Monday morning
a report reached here from Oxford that the body of a
man had been found n,atiag in the the bridge
in that village and that from inspection of the clothes,
it was believed to be the body OF the burglar who had
been operating various places in this valley and whose
arrest by ana escape from the police Of Oxford, have
croniced in another place. Coroner Bailey went
down to hold inquest, and he soon followed 10y
those Of citizens who robbed week ago last
Monday night The inquest established the fact that the
body had been in the water for days, and the i'm
preston prevails that the drowned on Tuesday
night when he made his escape. When he ran away
from his capors he went far east the stone black
smith shop and he tracked from the road there
yard t, the north 1t is thought that he must
have been confused by blow from club dealt him by
one Of the wachmca and that in the darkness be ran
into the river at point just north of the house OF Mr.
Miller, and was drowned.
In the pockets of the found set of burglar
tools two gold vatches five hundre and treen dollars
in money and loaded revolver. One of the watches
was identified by Mr.. Hammond, OF this village, as the
one stolen from him last Monday night week and there
also among the money English crown which Mr.
H. had carried for years pocket piece
This is altogether singular The man came here
and stayed three days without attracting
mtteI three 6if-rent burglares-went to Oxford-was
arrested and escaped to run heaalOng to DEATH The an
nails of and the punishment theres record no such
instance of trial. conviction and execution all in
ment.
Ps We learn that there was also found upon the body
note of hand given at Factoryve, by two named
Brooks, to DR.. Johnson for hundred dollars.
The above, says the Wavery Adrocate, which we
copy from the Chenango Telegraph, of the II tn ms,
10 point to Dr. johnson formerly Of Athens, Pa
and w1o married very respectable young lady in this
yiage last winter. We hope it may prove otherwise.
People about here unwilling believe he has been
gagged in such criminal practices
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Towanda, June 3, 1862

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ
oof Fier Faclas issued out of the Court of common
pleas OF Bradford county. to directed will be eX-
posed to public sale WEDNESDAY the 25th day
of June. 1862 at o'clock p. NJ at the house of Praccp-
tor Forbes in Rome; the following described lo piece
parcel Of land situate in Rome bOrO, beginning the
east side OF the highway the southwest of /.
h. MO0dys lot thence along the highway south "a west
leo feet to post Of F. G.. Cranmers lot, thence
south 65lo east 20 feet to in line Of j. Pass
thence north 2io east 100 feet to of L.
Aoodys lot thence west along said Moody line 20j feet
measure, with framed house, framed barn and fruit
trees thereon.
ALSO-One other lot in Rome boro bounded north by
lands of Festus c. Cranmer, east by Cranmcr south
by Stephen Cranmers estate, and west by John Pass
more, containing about |! acres more or less.
AlSO-Dnc other lot Of wood or timber land in Rome
twp, bounded north by lands of W " Kinny estate,
cast by the highway, south by W Woodburn and west
by Marcus Uphams estate, containing acres, more or
less
ALSO-Preceptor Forbes interest in the real estate Of
Arrest Forbes dec d. late Of Rome twp, consisting OF
6 and 80 perches of improved land bound north
by lands of Harriet Barnes. east by Towner south by
land of Deborah Ann RUSSELL west by land Of Philander
Towner, all improved.
ALSO-One other lot Of timber land. being portion
of the estate of Arrest Forbes decd and bounded north
by land of Azna Drake by Rozna Forbes south by
the highway and west by lands cf VIM. McCabe, being
same lot OF timber land set off Preceptor Forbes con
tanning acres and 95 percheS, and called lot No 4
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Off Wood
burn vs. PreceptOr Forbes.
A. H. SPALDING, Sheriff.
lime
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ssss- During last week there were seve

teams ran away in streets In fact it has become
quite frequent to see pair of horses dash
ING thr ough double quick One day last week
horse attached wagon ran almost the entire length
Of the business portion town, on the sidewalk. Strange
70 saw no very serious damage done although
al women aud children barely escaped being
Persons leaving horses in the street cannot be too careful
In teug them securely.
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kS> PROCEEDINGS OF THE TEACHERS INsT1

Es~ PRoCEEDINGs OF THE TEACHERS INsTI-
vUrE AT LITCuFIELD l3 lS62-Prcsident and Sec
Eeary absent The house called to order by Mr. Club.
buck Mr.. Asa MORSE elected President, and Mr.. Aus
TIN FUTILE, Secgetary, pro tem.
Singing by the Choir 4 Committee of five; Henry
Cooper Lyman Merrill Chester McKinny, Rebecca Raj
mond, and Ruth Mckinney, was app 'nted to r port a
Programme for the proceedings Of the Association Their
Report was accepted and the Committee discharged
Committee on resolutions Hannah Morse, Cyrus
BoodgOoG and Mary Mckinney, report series; Report
accepted.
Singing by the choir.
BY motion of Mr. H. Morse, resolution taken up which
reads as follows -
ResoIred That parents should be required by law to
send their children to school,
Discussed by Mr.. A. o. Tracy, affirmative, Rev. Mr.
Brown negative. Mr.. Cooper, neg. Mr.. Heman, Morse
ahr, and Mr.. Grams. neg. Adjourned.
Two O'CLOCK P M.-Singing by the choir. Discussion
continued by Messrs Chubbuck, Corbn and Ames, neg
atiVe and Mr.. o. F. Young, affirmative.
Reading by Miss Gates. Singing by choir. Original
exclamation, by ". 3. Thompson, on The Benefit ot
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ssg- Next STATE FAIR-The Executive
Committee of the State Agricultural Society met at Har
burg on Tuesday of last week and resolved to hold the
next State Fair at Norstown, Montgomery county, on
Tuesday September 3Oth, October lst I'd and 3D. 1862
A. Boyd Hamilton was elected Recording Secretary of
the Society," in placS of John H. ziegler, resigned.
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MtseelIdneous.
GARDNER g. HEMMING'S
GREAT
AMERICAN CIRCU S !
THE NEATEST AND MOST &C

I'HE NEAIESI AND MOST CON.
i pletely equipped
EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT
in the world. Comprising better collection of beautiful
~ trained horses and large number OF talented perform
than any company eXtant The Managers are happy
III announcing to the pubic that they able to cater
for their this OF g. in superior
The wagons have been newly painted and decorat
ed to present neat and elegant appearance. The
harness is all new the Band Wagon is triumph of art;
Dresses OF the most costly description manufactured
from designs imported from Paris during the pas winter
and in fact the whole paraphanela is oi such dcscrp
ton as to at once give general satisfaction H. all Among
the principle features OF this establishment Is the
ENGLISH SrEEPLE CHASE,
introduced this season for the first time in any travelling
csta >hueUt. This is OF the most exciting de
Scrpton and Ist he to be appreciated. Another
great feat ire Is the
ZUAvE HALT.
This sccane illustrates with string vvdness scenes
the present first the march and then the halt 81
ing correct idea of a night in
McCLELLAN'S CAMP,
concluding with the Grand Charge.
THE HORSES & PONIES
are the best trained in the profession foremost among
which is the great
TALKING HORSE, WASHINGTON,
who will be introduced by his trainer,
DAN GARDNER, THE PEOPLES CLOWN,
who will appear at each performance and enven the en-
tertainment with his neXhaustable Wit.
The performance comprises the Stars of both Hemis,
phcres forming a bright constellation of Artistic talent.
Look at the names Dan Gardner Geo. DcrOus, Mons
MoreSte. W. King. The Great Unknown. &. Kicker, l..
Iii on Miss Eliza Gardner, Little Minnie, r. Hemmings.
John Foster. Sgnor Packer r. King, Hill, W Green
r. Ball Madame Camille. Young Dan, and host of well
selected amateurs. Don't forget those
THREE GREAT CLOWNS,
Dan Gardner John Foster, and Young Dan.
On the morning of the Exhibition the Company will
enter town in
GRAND PROCESSION,
headed by Peter Brtners Brass Band seated in their
BDu Band Carriage, drawn by line OF splendid horses
followed by all the carriages horses ponies luggage vans
&c, &c.
TWO PERFORMANCES-E EACH DAY,
Afternoon and Evening. Doors open at and I, per
formance to commence half an hour later. Admission,
- cents.
viii Exhibit in LeRaysville on Saturday June %, and
at TOwanda, Monday, June so.
C. WHITNEY r. BALL, Advertisers.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

ns~ Fun AHEAD-Gardn Il Hemming's s
Great National Circus will perform at this place, on
Monday next.