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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08
TGNTE. DEEoRESTS
QUARTERLY REVIEW OF FASHIONS,

WITH GREAT IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDI-
w tOns, the summer number contaus four large
solendi ia hon plates three iuzed patterns Of dresses.
comprising the new French Waist elegant Sleeve and
Misses Sack nd sheet Of and beautiful Braid and
Embroiderng Patterns "h nearly one hundred
enryngS OF all the novelties for bUnnets clOaks,
trimmings chdrens dresses etc., and val able in'cGua-
tions to Millners, Dress makers Mothers, and ladies'
azine in the World published 4i3 Broadway and sold
everywhere at IS cts Yearly 81, Nitn .Ae following
valuable premium;
Each yearly subscriber will he entitled to receipt for
the selection of so cts worth OF plain patterns from the
designs the book. from the show room they may
be ordered and by mail any time during the Year,
by paying the postage. Splendid Inducements TO Can
vassers. Summer No now ready.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

h6s- The WAR ENVELOPES. The rage for
velopes decorated with patriotic other embelsh-
'n Is now subsiding rapidly Letters travel without
f protection Of flag, and portraits of distinguished
sOnage to occupy the opposite the phys
glOmy of Washington. Likenesses or JEFF. Davis and
'ssr eminent " seceshers dancing jgs between beav-
and earth SEEN and il is plain enough we have
@oe said. that the rage for velopes is dying out
V'ous pecuhtors says the IS. Mail have accumula-
a variety Of specimens of these illustrated envelopes
I'D The time will doubtless when such collections
VII be examined with the utmost interest 10y antigua
aA desrous Of getting glimpse Of the feeling and hu
aof' Of our times, they displayed during the
great civil war Of the Western continent What q re-
4"'Aase tumble of patriotism sentiments, humor and
11'osN! does such collection present. Old letter are
aO only for the memory Of their writers, but for
I' historical aud biographical matters which they
~ 1' A"a even envelopes, their dry husks, which en-
T Precious kernel, become themselves fresh with
" "nen they bear upon their faces marks of the
'''1sS u great nation. The modern writers OF his
y WIN more history. with more comprehensive viev
- 1-ey oi their predecessors, do not regard the life
1'on as consisting entirely in the intrigues OF its
aH' 'ner struggles for power, but consider the
s =" The people in their various relations, domestic
numerical and The like, OF equal Importance to the
'1pieaon Of the record
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

H9~ REIGN OF TERRoR--We in the loyal
States may we'll thank God for comparatively happy
condition in view Of the desoaton OF the Rebel States
Thousa Ids OF farms in those States untenaned
not an acre sown-not person animal on them
Many thousands Of their best citizens have been robbed
oall they had and others compelled to fee To the North
with what they could carry Martial law is declared in
and around many of the cities aud armed lawIess des
adoes ravase they choose. The military con,crip
ton Iesored to- is positively terrble-worse than
European deSpotsm-so much so that mea fight to
the death rather than be compelled to enlist, and Others
pay hundreds and thousands o. dollars fUr stutes
Persons compelled to take worthless Con!edsrde
money a, par and not allowed to discriminate between
and specie. The hanging of Union is threatened,
md many not only plundered, mobbed and imHris-
ed but also murdered To such straits has the folly Of
Sessonists already brought their land sojustly are
hey already punished for their long years of tyranny
II rG their colored fellow men
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DIED,

In this Borough, Sunday April 80, 1862, of Consump
ton ELIZ l. vile of S. w Prentice, aged IS years,
months and II Gays.
At Camptown, Sabbath morning Feb. o. 1862. JOHN.
NY MILES son of Cyrus anu alary P. Avery, aged G
wears, months and IL days.
Mourn not, dear parents, for your loss,
I've gained heavenly home
Exchanged my sufIerings for Joys,
And wait Tor you to come.
Dear sister, fain would remain,
And min2le in yoRr plays;
But angel voices bid me join
In singing heavenly lays.
With joyful heart III linger round
The throne OF bOundless love,
Till he who called me to his arms,
Bids you to this blest home
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sSr SECESSION GALLAxrRY. Yesterday,

kSr SECESSION GALLANTRY. Yesterday
savs The Yorkto,cn Lefr of pickets saw lieu
tenant standing the ramparts of one OF the enemy
works deliberately shooting at pickets. The guns
wsre loaded by his men and handed up to him. tire
unres great exercise of selfdena for the sharp shoot
ers 70 allow him to exercise that kind of practice but
their orders were strict and they could not fire. As the
shots all feel shrrt, damage was done. An'ther OF
our pjckets exhibition ot the delicate gaantry Of
Secession ladies' One OF thes specimens mounted the
heastwoks an afer surveying orr lines, turned her
self about at tho same tma giving her clothing scen-
tdc swing displaying somewhat her neither itegdment
She then disappeared.
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my BARxuM's Great National Dog Sbow

nr BARSuNs Great National Dog Saoao
Is announced in a circular to commenc in New York on
the l2b and continue daily until the 18th Of May
Over two thousand dollars to be paid in premi
one thousand which is to be paid for the largest and
handsome dog Of his age under year 1t is antci-
pated that the show will contain representatives Of
the breeds all The dogs that bayed the moon OF
growled at a burglar. This show is original with
BARxuM and will doubtless afford the fancy Of the
country rare sport and valuable instruction If BARNrI
would call in this neighborhood he could secure several
breeds Of the hound and the puppy which would add to
tle interest of the show"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

S'HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ
ANoi Levra Fdcas issued ont Of theCourt OF common
pleas OF Bradford county. 10 me directed. viii lie eX.
posed to public sale on THURSDAY the 29th day Of
MAY. A. D. 1862 at the court house. in fowandl,
da at clock p. m. the following described lct. piece
or parcel lard situate in the Township OF Franklin and
OytrtOE and bounded FOL Ows:-Beginnng at esCh
in the south east line OF the tract surveyed IN the name
OF George Moore and corner Of the tracts surveyed
in the name of Joseph RetZ and Henry Betz thence
along the said line OF The George Moore tract. and lands
Of Barclay Railroad and Coal Co., north 300 east l.
OgO UercIase Of land m re less TO hrmlOCk OF
tracts surveyed in the names OF Samuel Edge and Simon
Hardy thence agoually through the tracts surveyed
in the name of Samuel Edge Paul Hardy, A Hardy and
George Temple, on a line running south l6o. east $50
pr, or less passing stone by maple the corner
OF the tracts surveyed in the Of Andrew Hardy
and James SddOns till it strikes the line between the
tracts surveyed in the Of Geo. Temple and Paul
Moore post thence along said line continued south
800 west 537 pr less 10 beech the easterly
TO tract surveyd 10 the name OF Henry Bryson
thence along the line Of that and the Joseph etz tract
north co west 59j pr less to the place OF he
ginning Containing 1850 aces and allowance tor roads,
&c, excepting and reservng nevertheless out Of anu
from the above described tract OF land, the following
tract or piece OF land intended for town plot and
tanning loo acres, described follows beginning at
post the south bank OF Carbon Greek; thence north
5lo 100 pr, a stone thence north 390
east, l6O pr, to stone thence south So east
Il pr. the l4th mile post from Towanda on tn ElT
clay & r.. thence ou:h 500 east % pr to the south
bank of the the several corners and distances there
O to the place of beginning being III the twp. OF
Franklin being the premises which John a. Brown,
Francis n. Buck AID James r. Patton Trustees of the
North Branch Iron and Coal Co. by ndenturc ven date
herewith duly executed and acknowledged Immediately
before these presents tor the deraton money there
in mentioned fourth part OF which j. hereby secured
and conveyed into the said Thomas T. Wieman, his hrs
appear.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of William
H. Winder Urriah Hunt aud Francis Huskins Trustees,
A H. sPALDING. Sheriff.
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e1~ TIE FAsHIoNS.-A writer OF the fash
~ IN Journal Of Commerce says there has never been
"a Par.s moIe diversity or more del.cacy than is dis
w u the moires and tafetas, which have appeared
~ 'ue hrst or the new year. Some are embroidered
'Oeaded with shaped flowers and leaves; others have
- pes or cross ears. The sabes silks are covered
aaN spots,not larger team the head of pin; white
=. ale sa es with white black and scarlet black
'"''e' and violet with gold Moirantiqne of
Isl co.or Is brocaded with branchrs Of flowers
4le' IS encircled with na. OK black line giving
,"eFs the appearance Of being raised. as cameo.
@' style Of moire is of white ground. with pink
80 o'oeaded in the material, the leaves being en-
e,.., I9 a d. Taletans, grapes and tules are the
h. ehploEed Tor the costumes of dancing ladies'.
and tuRcs Or black Chantilly lace, Others
n, point d Angeterre and point Bruxeles, the de-
presenting garands Of fruits and flowers scroll
'Os ies'oones and Algerian patterns of endless va
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riety produce a charming effect when print,
magenta or violet Grape skirts The various modes Of
arranging the hair are all fantastic and all becoming
the front hair is generally zzed above the forehead the
back hair hangs in large knots on the neck; long curl
the eagageut falls in front from behind the ear The
fashionable bonncts will deserve the designation kiss
me quc ks by which they are known ia England, for
they leave the cheeks entirely uncovered, and form
sort of stove pipe above the forehead.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

r- RrRNEp TO DEArH-A friend informs
=, that on Sunday last, Mrs ROCKWELL .. IAusOr
mi, county was burned to death as Consequence "
N, .xpOsion Of coal Gil can, out OF whicn Sne
mourning oil, with lighted lamp IN close PlOA'Ti.S
Her husband WHO was present "hen the ''sO"-'''
curred was also severely injured.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

ra Alta regular meeting of Naad Fire
Company No ?, held at Firemens Han, aa On aa.~D''
svenirg Nav c, the following officers were elected;
Forem1n--JoHx MCCORMICK.
As.istant-OsCAR POsT.
Secretary-GEo. ELwELL.
T,easurer-FRED CASH.
pipeuan-E. HARRIS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

10y C. C. LATHRoP, Esq, the new collec.
y at New reuns appointed by the President and con,
frmed BY the Senate, twenty, years resident Of
that city but for six years past has lived IN PhIladepna
He knows the people 0! the Cresens City we'll has heen
their Representative in the Legislature and has sustain
cd high social and business position His task Is an
arduous one, but he has the skill ard ability to dis
charge it.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

,s- RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-Rev. G. WARD
ofNeU York, is expected to preach at the Baptist
os,rh in this place, next Sabbath morning and even
taa nth inst.,) at lOt 8. m. and y pm
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

nETHE LAST HoP of the season will come
off at the Ward House, Friday evening next, 9th
inst The public are invited to attend, without further
nnece and without fail.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

..s- NEw Posr OFFICE.-A new Post Of
Are has been established of East Canton 'nls
a ,pRES LANDoN appointed postmaster
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nSr Another fire occurred at Barclay Iast
v.ek The dwelling house of Mr. SCOTT was sci ol nv,
several times but was extnguished before muo" So
wss dOue twas set on fire by gFl empi0yeu IL 'D'
house.
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I0CAL AND GENERAL.

Conrt convened on Monday last The
.,.oediuUs will appear next week
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

Navigation is now open on the North
~ Canal. and boats are making regular trips
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

ALS0-In pursuance of the provisions of the Act of
the General Assembly passed the 29h day of April 1874
Section 4st at the time and place will be exposed
public sae the tracts parcels of lands real estate
designated in the following list unless the taxes due
on the same are paid before that time
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08
FLOWER POTS,
FEJEE ISLAND TOMATO,


Is variety introduced by Capt Frazier of Philadephi6
from the Fejee Island large size and beautiful pink col
or very firm i>esh, and considered one of the est
er introduced.
LYCESTER'S PERFECTED TOMATO,
Large SIZE flesh abundant and firm, it ranks with the
Feiee and many think 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 rare variety, having the
quality of blooming the full season, from white TO the
darkest color. Depend upon it, offer Roses of real
il both in Europe and America very decided acquisi-
ton in the line OF roses. Price from SO cents to 81.
PEONIES.
Rose scented pink large size, beautiful and fine shape
White do, very large and splendid, both OF which are
great ornament 10 a flower garden. IS cents each.
DIALETRIAS,
One the graceful flowers that dec Ks the aoIa de-
partment. rs cents each.
YERBENAS.
The finest variety, all in pots. at prices that shall be-
satisfactory. Call and see them
CUCUMBER PLANTS,
In pots l2S cents each which can be crned out with
safety, making an early crop, so much desired
SWEET POTATO PLANTS,
Fifty cents per hundred All sweet potatoes are raised
by setting plants. All may depend upon supply this.
Spring In Rne condition 20 SGT from the 18th Of May to
the 25th Of June This gives ample time for the potato
grow the plant is quite oldeven three degrees
south they do not set before she lst ofJune They
are of early cature and three plants TO the h and
be raised in Bradford county ANY information wanted
inquire al the garden.
Ali late cabbage plants, cut door culture IS cts per
hundred.
CELERY,
At 25 cts per hundred. Thousands 10 fine condition to
set from the fifteenth of May to the first of August
S8 Much pains will be taken to make plants strong
and stocky possible. by Tansplantng, &c Plants
Grape Vines and all sell, may be carried any distance
as they will be packed in moss exceeding well.
Bs- have good pair of TEAM HORSES, very
cellent Lumber TWO HORSE WAGON, and team har~
ness to sell. Terms made known to the applicant. A.
good bargain offered. Call and see them at my barn.
Towanda, April Is, 1862
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INSUR rance.

IN = = ICA-LN OHs
THE undersigned has been appointed the
Il 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 l793 it has
capital of $500 900, and is managed by board of D
rectors of the very highest character for honor and in
tegrty All losses adjusted promptly. Its rates
low those of any good Company, and property hold
nsurng in this Company may rest assured that they
rely the perfect safety of their policies in Of
loss. B. S. RUSSELL,
At the Banking Office of B. S. RUSSELL co.
March Is, 62.-n4ltf.
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p = A N IT S
GRAPE VINES, ROSES, VERBEN AS,
VI Daletras Peonies and Flower Pots, for sale at the

The grapes of country quite distinct spe-
ceS from the wine Grape OF Europe, ard usually
stronger growth with longer and more entire foliage,
and in their native state with peculiar foxy odor s
vor and less hardness O. pup these traits,
however disappear in processSOf cultivation and
have already obtained from the wild type varieties,
of high quality and superior hardness and productive
ness in this northern climate among the best4 know
offer for sale at exceedingly low prices, all of which
mt frrlnf MN
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

ON The THIRD MON
Athens-TimJthy Hireen,
Albany-Horato Ladd,
Burlington-Bin ehamRock
we'll, dosephus Campbell
Jacob Morley, David Wat
ers, Justus Haight,
Burlington boro'--J F Long
Canton-GeO j Gof,
Franklin Geo Baardsley.
Granriiie-S0lomon Bovee
Columbia WIN H Comet,
Herrick-Geo Landon,
LeR0y-Hiram Stone,
Monroe-John H Scott, Jo-
ab Somers.
Pike-Harry Wilson, Cyrus
Stevens, Thos Sfoae,
Spri1gfel1--John Noorhis
LIST or JURORS DRAWN FOR
on THE FOURTH No
Athens boro'-S y Blood
John Smell, Jr.
Burlington--Geo C Hill,
Burlington West--Benj Ross
Canton-Geo Mervin,
Frankiin-Nathan J. Dodge
GranyilIe-C = Sayie',
Herrick-Chas Fluyley,
LeRoy-Joshua Landon ,Jn0
Coon,
0rwell-0 G Frisbie, Geo.
W Brown, C G. Cowles,
Pike W Jones, + Ashton
Rome--Joseph Allen Jos
Elliott, Levi TOwner, Sam
Elliott.
0vertOn-Edward McGovern
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showers bring May flowers,

pg II April showers orinS Ma! "o D,h III.
bouutifu crop ought to be expected 'niS at drv
weather Tue ro rorrn weather brought ioIth the
bud, and blossoms OF early bearing irul' "ess,
" the cold was not severe enough to iDJure them'
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lLFgaI.

CPCIAL COURT-Notiee is hereby given
~ that Special Court will be held al Towanda, Hon
r. G. WHITE presiding commencing Monday, May
49, 1862 and continuing two weeks for the trial Of The
following canes -
YRsF WEEK.
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Rrm annertfsements.


ESTRAY-CameiU into the enclosure of the
~ subscriber, on or about the I'd instant. a YEARL
ING BAY COLT. The owner is requested to prove pro-
perty. pay charges and takeit away.
Orwell. April %. 1862 AARON COLE.
CAUTION Where's my wife SALLY
OANN has left my bed and board without any just
cause or provocatioc, hereby forbid all persons,
harboring her my account as will pay debts OF
her contracting after this date.
Warren, April 80, 1852. HORACE ARNOLD.
SHERIFFS SALE. - BY virtue Of a
~ writ OF Vend Expo issued out of the Court of com
mon pleas of Bradford county, TO me directed. Will be
exposed to public sale THURSDAY, the 18th day of
MAY A. D. 1862, at the court house, in Towanda, at
o'clock p m the following described lot, piece of parcel
ofland situate Burlington twp, bounded the north
by lands of Geo e. M east by Morris j. Smith. south
hy Mountain Lake and Harrison Dodds land and west by
Franklin Brown and John F. Long Containing SO acres,
about 80 improved with log house, frame barn,
and fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of A and j.
Morley to use of Alex. Allen Jr. Bennett Denton
\. II. SPALDING, Sheriff.
Towanda. May 7, 1852
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THE OLD STAND
IN OPERATION.
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD SAY TO

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD SAY TO
the citizens of Bradford County, that he has on
hand the largest stock of CARRIAGE WoRK that was ever
offered in Northern Pennsylvania consisting OF top
bTggies slide seat top buggy two horse democrat
wagons . with tops one horse democrat, open bug
reS lumber wa CONS besides several second hand wag
Sns All made the best material, mostly OF Eastern
timber and the latest style and better made than any
oiher carriages in Northern Pennsylvania
The work is such that warrant 1t to stand all reason
able
The Above will Je sold low For cash approved credit
as wish to get of the business. also have sui
kicS tor sale.
\. B-Work made to order and repairing done on
short notice G.H. DRAKE.
Towanda, April %, 1902. 2m
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n. B.-NOtice is hereby given, that amount sufci
pay and cost will be required in every
where the land is sold at the time of sale, and unless
terms complied with the lands will be again exposed
to sale. FRANCES WATTS, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, March 25 1862.
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legal.
1R'S SALEOF UNSEATED

TREASURERS SALE OF UNSEATED
l. LANDS IN BRADFORD COUNTY In pursuance
of Act of Assembly passed the 18th day of March,
1875 and other Acts of Assembly, will be exposed to
Public Sale at the Commissioners Office, in TOwanda
Borough on the I'd MONDAY in JUNE 1862. the tracts
of unseated land described in the following list unless
the taxes upon the same paid before that time.
No, Acres Warrantee Names. Taxes.
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SPECIAL COURT COMMENCING
DAY OF MAY, 1852.
South Creek E Kline 10.
seph VanKirk,
Sheshequin-Geo Charee.
Sylvania boro'-H Carel.
Snithfeld-Wm S Prince,
ITOwanda tp.-John Gregg.
Towanda boro'-Jas Mack
iusOn,
Towanda North--W " Eas.
terbroo S,
Troy boro'-A ~ Gaemsey,
Wells-Lorenzo Wing,
Wiudham-David Griffith,
Warren-R B Howell,
Wysox-John Tuttle,
Wiluo:-D II Corbin.
RoIae-Alcy McCaslin-
SFECIAL COURT, COMMENCING
EDAy OF MAY, 1862.
ISheshequin-JohnNcMahon
Smithfiell-Geo w Beach,
| Warren Hill,
Springtield-Chas HolsoIa b
South Creek--A. II. Daa-
! E!Eg,
Tuscaror9-Hiram Taylor,
Troy Roro' l.. d. Bradford,
" I. alker Pierce,
TowandS NJ. d. HlRe
| phrey,
Ulster E. B, Tuttle, Perry
Heath, J. Il Sharp,
Wilmot-J. s. Gamble, Js
Ely,
Warren-Edward Stevens,
We ls-AlVah Young.
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LIST OF JURORS DRAWN FOR SPECIAL COURT COMMENCING
The THIRD MONDAY NAY, 1852.
, 1862-09-04
GREAT

OR sARsAPAItIL1.A AND yTILLINGA. ron
the cure q eerOfula syphtlc and hef6dral Diseases
ld Sores Skin Diseases and al other Diseases which Arl
caused by an impure Of the blood This Blood and Liver
syrup s warranted u cure al eeroous and other Diseases
that originate from The Blood or Liver.
, 1862-09-04
CrxcrSxAri, Aug. 90.

The Rebels In the attack on Fort Donelsnn,
yesterday, had 4.50O Infantry. $50 cavalry, aud
3 Held pecvG Tue Federal IOTce was only :
e1InpanieA
Caa.ius 4. Clay Was sent today with his
brigade Gen Nelscn slye tskss the fsll The
, 1862-09-04

VIITIWNl U " y 4NUBs sV'
The gentleman supposed to be W. L. Yancey,
who passed through Buffalo in disguise, en- route
lor Europe via Canada, few days since, was
George N. Saunders, formerly noted as 4 New
York politician. He s supposed To be q bearer
Of dispatches to the Rebel Commissioners in Eu.
rome. ...
, 1862-09-04

cOFT sOAP-sS cents per gallon. lrS I.
, 1862-09-04

+ AN PREPARED TO DEMONSTRATES
i % az who lsel an interest in Sewing Mas
chimes. that
, 1862-09-04

Special dispatches to the New York papers
state that the Baltimore papers say that since
the order had been issued for drafting, over
5000 .izens Of Maryland, between the ages Of
10 and As, had LEFT for the South and Canada.
6OO 4 day.