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Message Of the Governsr Of New Hsmu,,Ir.

CONCORD, N. H., June 5-Governor Berry yyas
inaugurated to-day. His message represents the
material interests Of the State In aourishinp CON
aluon; AiludIng to the rebellion az a thing that
must fall, be says the days Of slavery are num-
bered. he rejoices at the abolition Of slavery in
the District OF Columbia, but sfirms that each
STATE, submitting TO the provisions Of the Con-
stltution, should control Its own local institu-
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Fire at Manchester. NIL

MANCHESTER, ". III e., June 5.-The AmoskeAp
brewery and lumber mills were burned this al.
ternoon, involving q loss OF 5 y 600 The bridge
across the Piscataqua was also destroyed
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FROM THE DEPARTMENT OFF SHE.
NANDOAH.
Ihe Pursuit Of Jeckssn-HIgh Water in the
Shenandoah - Pentoon Bridge Carried


Shenandoah - Pentoon Bridge Carried
Away.
MOUNT JAcKsoF, Va, June 6.-Further pursuit
OF Jacfson has been impossible to-day, owing to
the sudden rise In the Shenandoah river, carving
away the pontoon bridge with which we replaced
the bridge burnt by the rebels. This happened
after part OF Fremont's forces crossed. The river
rose twelve feet In four hours. The material of
the bridge was all saved, and no accidents oc-
Cured. Four hundred prisoners have thus far
been taken.
Seizure OF Flour Mills by the Military.
NEW YORK, June Ga special dispatch to the
New York Tribune, dated Front Royal, June O.
says: Capt. Sanderson, chief of commisaary has
taken possession Of all the -four mills In the valley
together with the grain and -four on hand. Safe
guards have been granted by the commanding
general to all families who request them, without
respect to their loyalty or disloyalty and the SOL
dler who violates them will do so under penalty
OF being Immediately shot. The weather is still
unsettled, and the roads almost impossible. Both
branches OF the Shenandoah are still rising.
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO niANAssA.

WAR DEPLETsENF,
O-D1ct hGtfayt SspeTtHfsHdeHf Rdtlrodfs U.Sb
Washington kpriI IL, 1861
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing
ton 70 Manassas until further notice.
ID. c. McCALLUM,
ap 1S-u nj. ID. and Supr Railroads, u. =.
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GLORIOUS NEWSl
THE GREATEST VARIETY OF
Spring and summer Clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS,

JUST ARRIVED.
AND FOB SALE AT NORTHERN PRICES,
At Ne. $50 Tth Street, near r.
may 15-lm J. HI. SMITH, ClsthisP.
NOTIcE.-CHAN6E OF DAYS.-On and After
~ Tussday. June 81, the Steamer -R-
IaOmAs CQLLt ER will make EkA9h-&
non, on tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday leaving
n9[ .n9l q the 100 1th streei. at 10 O'Clock O. M
rae Tor the round trip, Sl 50. @'
sAMtEL 6EDNEY, Cast
~ - On the payment Of 25 cents, ylaltors win
ton occupied md IN which he died. The msnaior
sna ground. are closed 20 Walters on sunday. The
having fedaosd tbs resources OF the Assoeirtinn5
lender khls oharge necessary for the present. for
tnc maintenAnos and preservation Of Mount YER
non. IN 81 2ws
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H-1 DOUBLE DUCK.
" PLAIN AND ENAMELED CANVASS,
For sale by
ieaseo fR,mb JOHN =; oo oEpLVANS,

TOR BLACKsMITHs
Horse Shoe Boxes,
Earrlers' Pinoers. Toast steel,)
Farriers' Knives,
Carriage and Tive Bolts,
Horse Rasps and Blacksmiths' Files,
Horse Shoe Hammers,
Bnrden's Horse Shos., all sizs., front aud hind,
20" and "Putnam" Horse Nails, to 10,
90. &c &c.
JOHN Il. ELvANs.
je3 Stso (Republ 3O9 Pa aysnne
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~ E66S!
ASECElylNg Daily, 40 20 50 barrels ffesh 70
meim' Ne. Commerce ss. Bsissmsfs, Ia.
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Destruction Of q yilIar. E;r

TORONTO, June 5-rhe village OF Dunlbo, on
was nearly all burned to-day.
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FOR SALE.Tvo frs:-osass BILLIARD IA
BLEs, n.afble slabs, and every arrspr cment
oomPlese. Those des.rinf the sbove viii stsds
.ssi, sssn aoss se.ssI q ssif
s~s~ mast
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{ CHE6ARAY lNsrLT9fE,
R. Da. JOHNSTON,
LOCK HOSnU .

mas dtscorsrsd the most Ce'taiR, S9-s8y an cp',
ErscrKal Remedy "a re ITo,Ef
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRU0ENCE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE!
TAs best in the World,

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE
produces color not to be distinguished from ma
ture-waranted not to injure the air in theleast;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor.
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or REsty Rafr
instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav.
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
III The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
RLoR, on the JOHr sides Of each boz
Factory, No. el Barclay ST., Nstu York,
m27-1y (Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond st)
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CRIsrADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYI

For all who desire to have the color Of their hair
changed with safety, certainty, and rapidlty, to
any shade they may require.
Manufactured by J. CHRIsTADoRo, 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and sp-
piled by all Hair Dressers
Price 81, sl.5o and 80 per box, sccording to
size. No.3.
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d y CIALI

OYFICIALI
nEPARyMENT Or STATE,
~ wAsHISsroN, January IS Iscs
The Secretary cf state win hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on business on SATURDAYS,
commencing with Saturday, the hrsl Of ness
month.
lsR lG WILLIAM a. SEWARD
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FOR sALE-<.ooo CEDAk and SHRsfNUT
POSTS also 1900 CHESfNBT RAILS,
ssss-i1. RoSzRR, BARRIcK A co. :.
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CR1sTADoRo's HAIR PREsRRvATIvR,
Is invaluable with his Dye, as 1t impars the Ut.
most softness the most beautiful glo.s, and great
vitality to the hair.
Price 60 cents, 81, and 20 per bottle, according
TO size NAV 5-eoJm
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vithia fba ~, aoCsnnDs cured az this lnstltution
Important surtical operations performed By Dr,
!oAnston cd By the reporters Of papers ana
Peered again and again before the pubic, besides
hls stanqlng ae q gentleman Of character and re-
floted. m ~ ems
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03
DRESERyE YOUR FRUITS HAL

L. LERS Air-right Jars, the most simple, convenient
md economical article of the kind in use; large stock
)fthese Justly celebrated jars at much less than the US
ual Mricn. at EOAS
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nF5ap a PERFECT AMAZON u uder this head

na- A PERFECT ANAzoN-Unde this head
ing the Lu>erHe Cnoa mentions an adventure of char
acter pretty well known thereaJoust by the bhoys
" BIG KATE or BLUE BONNET" She is young woman
OF remarkably easy vtue, aud dressed the habanents
oi the ether doubt passes for good looking and
extremely fast young The Unioa says =" Hap
peulng III the CONT House Monday morning We saw
one oi the mast decided specimens bravery in petit
coats 1t has ever been lot to witness The deputy
sheriff walked with rather pretty girl by his side
and after sitting few minutes the Judge requested the
sir to stand up all present supposed to receive
sentence. We then esrHeI her name t. be ATE HAEr-
that she had been committed from Il yde Pork on q
charge a! dressing in mels clothes. She was brought
before Judr Conymgham writ of h2beas corpus and
this honor not nding sufficient ground for her mprison
ment discharged her. 1t is said that X ATE. although
apparently not twenty, had ateady become quite
hTothat she ha acted iur couple Of uouths as brak
man on Il coal train the d. L. 4 " Z. r.. had been in
the army and 81 rtIy bc her arrest had again en-
listed As before stated she is rathc:1 pretty girl and
looking soldier boy She ,tated that she was original
y from TowaDda. As she passed Of the Court House
dautly tossing her cld could hear the boys sing out
bully Ior NATE"
Who is nate HART? Can any Of the bhoys" in.
torn lis The reputation OF our provcrLia moral
has thus been wantoniy a5sai!el by" Bio KATE" Tie
matter ought t. "a ia, oat eAtal-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

TEa- THE USE OF FRUIT-As the practice
otPurchasing and eating fruit of all kinds is now in
vogue, we clip from exchange few suggestions in
reference to the use Of such luxures which may not be
amSs: Fruit to he beneficial, must be used in moder
"'h and in season, may lead te internal commotion
alu cholera morhus. Strawberries may be INDUCED IN
~ "o with or ~hOst but it is hardly Judicous
allow child six months old TO eat quart OF green
sseoerries just before going bed In eating cherries
PulS ana peaches, it is not necessary to swallow the
p and 1t Is Injurious women and children when
u 70 excess. Red currants should he us in modera
unless reduced TO pies but they still better i'll
'"' shape OF wine. Piueapples should be peaied when
as the skin is rough and liable to irritate the coats
" Tue stomach. The same rule is usually applied to
ahhaS and oranges. in which case be sure and throw
'ue SAIRs on the sidewalk it is very amusing to
p'0p'e slip down them they break leg there is
dollars for the surgeon and item for the report
'i' the act is therefore both Isudobe and amusing
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

Bsss- Too COOP To BE LosT.-One evening
last week party of young bloods" crossed the river
Tor the purpose OF attending a dance at a hotel not
hundred miles from this place. As the evening
refreshing drinks were, of course quite freely indulg
ed H. till at last tange ioOt' rather got the advantage
OF portion Of the crowd. One young gent proposed
retire. and starting out went to the canal. where he
entirely undressed whether for the purpose of getting
to bed going into the water does appear but be
that as it may he at all started home in
OF nudity leaving his clothing the bank Of the canal
He crossed the bridge climbed the gat- and
there went to his hotel the lower town and the
doors being locked crawleG in the window and made
his way to his room where he went to bed. In the
morning his clothes found where be had left them
and alarm g;vcl. tht lie had been drowned messen-
ger was Immediately des a;lhed his hotel to ascer
tain If he had returned and tie landlord proceeding t,
ms room found him fast asleep, Unconscious of the ex
ci enent lie had caused among his friends.
have heard Of people getting tight and losing their
nat and boots, but losing whole suit goes little head
OF ythlng that we have ever before heard Of.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03
Bay HINTS TO WRITERS OF Business LETTERS

-Holbrook's United States Mail saws: 1T would be
well for merchants and others, when mailing valuable
letters TO do it in such that legal proof cam If
necessary be produced to sbrantiae the fact of such
letters having been actually deposited in the mails 1t is
customary to prepare such letters and hand them to
Post Office messenger for mailing, without calling special
attention to them, and thus in case of loss no one is
able to swear positively to the essential fact that the
missing letters were actually mailed. In case,
tried at Rochester, this embarrassing of things
isted. and would have defeated Justice but for other
strong resumpve evidence that the letter did get into
the mails memorandum book. kept in every count
ing house. in which the fact of the mailing valuable
letters may be recorded by the person actually mailing
them, would involve but little trouble, and might prove
of incalculable benefit"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

as5~ PEENsYLvANIA STATE TEACHERS INsTI
TrTE-AlI those engaged in teaching aqd who wish to
Keep pace with the prog the age in the art OF ac
qliring and the still important art Of ipparting
knowledge to those committed to their charge should
before making arrangements for their summer vacation
visiting remember that the State Tea hers Institute
meets in the city Of Reading the 18th August next
and continues four days AS all teachers 10 labor in
the avocaon have need of recreation there is no better
way than travelling in healthy region Ike that between
this section Of country and Reading. Eminent men of
our own and ether States will be there to give nstruc
ton. There is no IL. !ut the Reading Railroad Com
pany will issue axcursion tickets on that occasion.
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Escape OF REBEL PRISONERS FROM CAMP
MoRToN A gentleman WHO reached this city
yesterday afternoon, from indianapolis, gives
us the following particulars Of the escape of
six rebel prisoners from Camp Morton, on
Thursday Afternoon last
1t seems that these six rebel prisoners had
obtained permission, from the officer in COM
mand, to go to creek near by, to hathe. ard
an escort of six Home Guards, with Enfield
mics. was provided to accompany them. 4 tier
Wa king along some distance, talking IA d
laughing the conversation turned on the snpe
rioriry of the Eltirid rife over any other arms,
aud one or TWO prisoners took the guns from
the Guards to examine them. In an instant
the six rebels became possessed of the arms of
their escort, aud, making tracks for the woods,
were soon ont of sight -Cin GaodtP.
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Es~ Rail Read EXCURSION on MHE FoRru

Es7~ Rail Read EXCURSION on MHE Form
AS there is to be Celebration on the 4tl we are
pleased to learn that Excursion train Will be ru On
the Btciay Rail Road leaving Towanda a, . a. n, and
Barclay at p m. An Independent and informal PICK,
nt will take Fllrc at " Table Rock one mile west Of
the mines, at O'Clock. The Declaration Of deDend-
elce will be red but no tire-ome speeches to he al
lowed. All are invited to tend and notified to bring
their own iNnchcons nothing will he provided bat
appetite and cold water.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

Sa- a CuRIosITY.- Barnurn'S last curiosity
small baby very pocket edition of the article. The
baby is eight months old and weighs only pound and
seven 1t is perfect in form and features. An
idea of its rteness may be gained from the fact that Mr.
BARNUNs finger ring be passed easily its foot
and ancle to the knee.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

asa- CAUroN.-The editor OF the Pittston
Gazsits says: " Itmay not he known to all that the
leaves of wild cherry poisonous TO cattle. neigh
Dor Of ours in West PIttSton lost las: week from
this cause. The leaves, 'sleaally when partly wited
are said by physicians, to contain large quantity OF
9mssic acid. a deadly poison. Care >hcG]d lie taken
IN trimming cutting down these trees that the branch
es are put where cattle cannot reach them.
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ExTtITs. GGlGoE EsErS
QUARTERLY REVIEW OF FtSnI9fS.

yy7IrH GREAT IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDI
w tions, the Summer Eumhar contains FJ9v large
comprising the French WastaR elegant Sleeve, and
Misses Sac;and sheet q new and baaut-. Braid and
Embvoidering Patterns toGethcrw.t: nearly hundred
engravings Of all the novelties sumner h0nnes caA
trimmings. chidrens dresses etc. and val liable inioy
tions to Muners, Dress makers, Mother. and ladies
generally. presenting the largest ahG best Fashion MAJ
everywhere at p cts early 81, wish the following
valuable plcmiQ@
Each yearly Subscriber will he entitled to receipt Sof
the selection 30 worth OF paiA patterns from the
designs in the book o. nom the show room t,yy may
be ordered and sent hy mail any time during the Year,
byepoying the postage. Splendid inducements to Can
Va ssrs Sumner No. now ready.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

ESg- In the late battle near Richmond,
EompanP F., 9TH Pennsylvania Regiment, Capt. STUR
SocK engaged In the list of wounded we notice the
names of several in that Company. None are reported
killed AS far have been able to ascertain, the
List is as isilows
Lieut.. RIDDLE side and head.
MICHAEL GEHLEY, head. severely.
JoHH REMuAKT, shoulder, sevetly
THOMAS BRosE,
RICHARD PITCHER,
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HOOPERING A large supply of FIrkns
" and Butter Tubs Barrels. Casks. Churnes Well
Buckets Wash Tuhs and al kinds OF CoOpers work kept
constantly on hand, and all orders promptly filed
ROCKWELL'S Shop, nearly opposite the Rail Road
House
sg- WANTED A good journeyman Cooper to carry
on shop, call at ". A. ROCKWELL.
Towanda Feb l8, 1892,
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Eg- EIcTIMs OF THE FLooD -On Friday
!ast two bodies, OF a and the other Of q
woman discovered buried in the sand Burling
ton about two miles below Mauch Chunk. The remains
Of babe were also found near Weissport. All through
the valley corpaes continually discovered partly bur
led in the sand under the drtwood. The loss Of life
by this great reshet terrible beyond calculation
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

ER@ PEACHES An exchange paper Says
The leaves Of many peach trees have commenced curling
this and the fruit of all sHc! has dropped of. It
is said that digging around the roots of The trees
quantities Of worms may be found penetrating the bark
and seriously damaging the trees. These worms may
be destroyed with Iye and the leaves will after the Ge
'iructio2 Of the is accomplished, straiseu and
tie young fruit viii renaip.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

fSg WILL BE AT THE HORSE SHow-The
valuable horse that captured from the rebels at New
berp, n c., some time since, learn, will be at Will
Transport at the Horse Show the coming fail. 1t is said
that the proprietor NJ f. JORDAN has been offered and
refused $40 900 for him.
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ereen apples should be eaten in moderation by children
quart pelg sufficient Ser schoolboy after dinner.
by following these directions, people enjoy the lux
aries OF the earth without Ysking settlement in the
cemetery"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

nsg. Last week, in Harrisburg, girl amed
rsuA TIxGERED, was handling pistol which she
thought to be unloaded playtuly pointed it at com
ranion Mrs EDWARDS, and pulled the trigger. deaf
sniuc report followed and Mrs EDWARDS fell to the floor
sbo, through the breast. She died few hours after.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03
HARRISBURG NAL WORKS.

IE7HE undersigned has on hand = supply OF
i Nails from these well known work. The nails
made from PeunSy vana Iron. man a2Sated expressly
for this purpose, and are OF a, uperor quality ur se
to dealers only andoU better terms than they obtain
in New York. Enquire at the Banking Office Of u :.
RUSSELL& co. :. 5. RUSSELL.
TovouGa March 1892
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r,szH The Danville DemccrGt announces the
escape from Jail at that place OF HIRAM HALE sentenced
far one year for threatening to Kill some one'
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

NJ IONE1 TO LEr-On approved Scrur =
VI ty for five years. Address Box No 226, Towanda
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

nsE GRAND CONCERT The Students of
,or,pv College will give concert at the Court House
tbis pace this "wednesday evening. From the pre-
rr.rre we ndge it will bea fine thing.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03
TOCAL AND GENERAL.

.~Hon. GEo. LANDoN will address pub
lie meeting in sheshequn on Saturday the 18th day of
Te,r 1857, at two O'Clock p. NJ
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NEW U, S. " 500" LOAN,
Banning liousE OF b. ). RUSSELL. i Co..l
InWANDk. JMMc 30 lNG2.


T"wANDA. June 30. lN62.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIV e
l. applications and furnish to subscribers the bonds
for the New Loan the United States authorized y the
Act0' Congress- February -, lsG2. These Bonds are
issued in OF $50 $i3G, 5000 and Gao, with
pons attached. and dated May l. IS62, peyabje in
twenty years. but redeynahle at the option OF the Gov
ernment after Te and bear ntcre, at the rate OF
per cent, payable in Gold the lst of May and No
mi er, in each year. Ihe LoSai Tender " les Of the
Caed States CcW be ered at par. Payment may al
lie made in other tnnd, adding The current rate OF eX
change on New York The allowed ntere-t m lst be paid
III Gold its equivalent. b. s. RUSSELL.
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DISSOLUTION.-The coma tnerehip here.

/ nlSS0LUTION.-The copa tnerShip here
~ totoTe existing between the Subscribers, a known
as the firm otMADiiL Il PATTON, is this day dsSoy-
ed by mutual consent. The books notes and accounts OF
said hrm are in the hands OF j. c. PA rrON for collec
f. MADILi4.
j.. PATTON.
DIR. MADILL will continue the Drug business at the
old stand of MAbll.L Il PATTON, where he may lie
found at all times, when professionally engaged, bv
close attention to business he hopes to merit and receive
a liberal share OF public patronage.
Towandd, April B. 1862.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

sesu The Alumni Of the University at Lew
;hrrc have elected Re- E. G. TAYLOR, of Cincinnati as
.rotor and Rev j. H. LYONS. of New York, Poet for
their Auuy ersary, July GOTH
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03
Commissioners Oaiec April To- Is63
NOTICE-L CORN has hought The en-

~ VI II II NViN4N II"N VVNZ TT FT'E vi
~ tire stock of Ready Made Clothing. Gents Furnish
ing Goods Hats and Caps and all the rights, title and
in crest and claims of JOHN SHLAM and is ready 10 sell
of his old stock of Fall and Winter Clothing i0per cent.
less than first cost and he will be very thankful to all o
his old and new customers. if they will give him call.
B. All the debtors Of the eSjabl shmcnt request
ed ca and pay their dehts to j. Corn, immediately
Remember the pace-One docr South OF H. s. Mer-
ours store. y. COEA.
Tnwanda January IL. 1852.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

ra No PAPER NEXT WEEK.-No paper
will be issued from this Office next week Fourth Of July
:, :, what's the matter.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03
FLOWER I5rS,
IIgEl g - . =. ...no.

Is 8 variety introduced ~ Cops I41.s 81 .,i.jephia
from the Fcjee Island large size ana gaitj: ,ak col.
Or very irm in tesh aud considered j!,e est
gr introduced
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

p<g- RETURNED. DR.. WESTON, after an alb
nce Of several weeks, has returned and his Office is
nen to visitors Those residing in the country make
.beir appontments by letter.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

Large size leal abundant and 1rIl. U ranks win ths
Fcce and many tb it hest ot all. Io'.r. ual purple
Taesa varieties are ana have been distributed spar
iiEy Hg5or. B5e' * Son. VI HA.l4deiy yL4 told a2
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-03

The grapes OF country quite distinct spe~
cies from the wine Grape OF Europe, and usually
stronger growth with longer ana entre foliage,
snd in their native state vita peculiar foxy odor ia
vor and more less hardness OF pu!p these traits.
however, disappear in process OF cn!trailoD and we
have already obtained from the wild type varieties.
of high quality and superior hardness and productive
ness in this northern climate among tie best know
offer for sale at exceedingly !)G piLce, al 9. walsh
Marrant lrua Ii NM.