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CAN7ERBURY HALL.
" LOUISIANA AVENUE, MAR sIxrIsf.
TIE Cool Retreat,
The iEsaaPNP SNf %5 e Artists
bJ universal request,
LAST WEEK
MONARCH MINSTREL,
Sam. SHhRPLEY,
Tbs audiences during tbs past week were unsni
nous Ia their praise of this talented comedian. he
~ tne most oIIglna and entertain
hls pro:esslcn with sufficient intel cot combined
WITH .pS pS S Of S me 20
Of Keen s.s qs And H S9nPge ms a
Local, Political and military i Grisicisms, IN h:
own g1culisr style. which has rendered his name
hs tdtE OF tbs cify
LAST chance 70 see that mountain Of fun and flesh,
FATFlE STEWART,
Wh9 Will OPEN q new budget Of Comic Songs
Ethiopian Sketches. assisted By
rb. ., ANDY LEhvlTF.
most SOpuI ar songs. Bur essuss. &C.. nov per-
horned pr May 81 the 40 called Minstrel
reputation tSro mui e h. eaor T 81 t the
prolific brsinof this comic genius.
w. b. HARRISON
W" aPPessT ~ me nsT sstSsO. Of GO%o Songs
fosuon singing on any su6iect
the audience may desire.
Last Week Of
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Sweet Vocalist
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
The Favorite Dtnseute.
MISS MAGGIE VEkNON,
The Pleasing Danseuse.
First Week Of
MISS JULIA RICHMOND,
The Beautiful Eanseuse.
First Week Of
JULIA PRICE,
The Pretty Songstress,
MONSTER PROGRAMME
Every Night This Week,
In the production Of which they will eclip:e al
Previous Efforts.
NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES,
NEW BANJO SOLOS, NEW ACTS,
NEW BURLESQVEs, NEW AFRERPIECES
Admission % cents; Orchestra Chairs 50 cent?.
Doors open - III; performance ~ s& O'CLOCK.
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AUCTION SALES.


THIS APrsRNoONS TO MORRoW.
By GREEN q wILLIAMs, AsonOpeers.
II ARSE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or
NORM Nc, July The ists Instant, oommsneiDs q
The SsOs q a ss sisei d h,SS S or %
~ s'sIIs; N Ryon's New ruiidiDt, on Ninth 90,
q Dry seed, .mS5s Shich Val Ss found.
ciO,Ss. Gsssirpsrs-, Tweed Jeans.
Domestic Goods OF a.. kIrds.
PlsIo ana Swiss MusHIs, Csmbrie..
sctstas. VT. sns Az OT%n' Of sO''srr,
Son of he a6oye .toct Of Coca. being d.m.x.d
VAL h.i S; t9 es sSssp e ss' he: y
w gss 900 '. sRER wv WILLIAMS. Auo..
CRRSSIo p sssg!Fk hS, CO. 4T .sIsf'k
v On THURSDAY. AFrERNoON.s 81 o'ci'f.
.nii5sIy re. GAIA P.Cfst BSs,. S.sasoSs1
~ ls dts J. c. MCGUIRE . co, AUcts.
%. .asa Ets EStsfEEEPNsSRGE
Jay US sSd' tame Aorr s' aSSs sTSif co. Auo
Two FRENCH PLATE sMkNTEL MIR
Il RoRs, Gas CHANDELIERS, HANDSOME BrsRA-
T5fEsik &c. J. $50. 8. oe
81 No. 396 PernsylvsnIs avenue. o few doors east
T.e sfss ihh h hssS ff.ao s Pa. M.n,s Mir
En- & t,iSE s s.S SsiH ssa s'....
Eine Damasr Curtains and C0rnio.,
superior msTb,e- top 81 iebosrd,
Brussels AID IrfraIn Carpets,
OilolOth, Cocoa Mating,
EItension Din,nS iable. Glars.
sissss sisd Il w Ss s.p Ss..O 10. Pitches.
Ee.ks ssd spoons, excellent Isble C1tery,
chas5eG Dlshes, China, slsss, and croOterJ
Bed..sssi; ssrssu. w..h...sd,.
Cooking stove, KeirIg srstor.
T9sstI er WITH lot OF kIIehsn Requisites.
iy1 J c. Mcguire q co, Auots.
ByeBEEN& WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
ARsE SALE sI Of cKS6 Grf i,t, SPRING
MORNING, toe sttf instant, at 10 o'oie otsn
I.fs. lot Of csndiss S in "a fali U Boxes, v2
le0 Boxes Brandy Drops,
s. 81 B BoIss s sT@ pDr sGss.,,
Boxes stuff Figs,
. sOIe, tsoccIIts Drops,
90 Boxes MIIed Candies,
Boxes TurfIth Paste,
8 Boxes Cream Drops,
The .senaon q sHH invited
70 the sals' as hey r. Ss s1Ld IN ere sutSties
jy9d (RepJ hacaonser.
Br GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. .Auotionesrs.
Corner ia and ~ sfYes;s-Na k26,
1--WE BRICK a ~ ID TWO FRAME HOUSES
y AND LoTs ~ eoAT ALLEy AT AUcTIon.-Un
THURSDAY, the 2th instant we shall sell in
mont OF the premises at 6 90 ook D. m, I'VE Bnok
and two two story Frame HouGes, situated Ia
ssuare Ne tt9, fronting on Goat Alley, between
the Erounc on shloh they stand, 10 being part Of
lot No 5. In said square.
Term One third cash; the ba sncs In 6. Il, ana
tss PHoh,ssI to riss notes fSI asses
dee1 given and q deed Of trust taken
iyad 6kEEN q WILLIAMS. Aucta-
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I'm. TUE PROPRIETORs.
OFFICE GAS Liz ST COMPANY,

OFFICE GAS LIGsT COMPANY,
SC,o,,n .> Wa sHING TON, July ~, TsS2
NOTlt;E TO CONSUMERS OF GhS-Ry
az ao' OF GSnstess approved Juy II. 1852 the price
cents Psr hundred cubic feet to the Government
ana thirty 1877 cents 10 all other CONSUMERS lin,
stsad OF thirty five 1851 cents heretcforel sinh
Ject TO prompt psymect discount of ten Cie5 per
osntum on oil bills or gas, if paid at the oHcs of
re company tcihin fUs 50 days from the renOiinn
thereof. PROVIDED al arrears shall have been rrs-
UioHsly paid" ~
Hereafter exoept in GASES of bills rendered ,rssk
w az bills for gas will be rendered rlosfhIy, and
on tie rst daT Of the mont ard the diseounf will
tndsr no et,eknnstdsefS, bs allowed on any bill AZ
te nv! O'Clock p. m. on the fifth day from its pre-
ren'at on, and thsn only upon paymsnt nads at
"a: once Of fhs company, s14 18th street oil arrears
haylng been previously said. It will thzs h. seen
thatin order to save the discount ,nortbIy bills
must be paid 6:fore5 O'Clock p. m. on the 9Th day
The sot Of Congress PLACES "aU bills for ,.,r
inc udIng 6overnment. city. and lndiyiduaIsI on
the same foote's as TO di-c0nHt and the Com oany
must strictly dhero to this requirement.
By order OF tho Board of DireJtors
F. BROWN,
" - Sow Secretary In Cha-re
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III Cairo 10 now the only city In the Northern
States under martial law.
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TRUsTEEY SALE OF ytInaRIE I'M
fzoyns PfofEITY.-By virtue OF . deed Of
NJ iy 1aS ms1 s and recorded in Liber J. A. 3
:, aas.ion. 70 the hir hea dder, on the Sremisss
H. 'eioSf 2. m. on MONDAY, Ihe 18th daJ o.
L9t nanoesed nan teen, lls,D In sSnsrs numbered
~ nalareo an axtsen. ISIS With the Improve
s rss lso.srty z .ita.tsa on z street. north, BE-
" ana 10 months, the purchaser 90 1--WE notes tor
ne esisrred psynents, bearing interest from The
CURED 20 secure The payment Of the notes. All
eo9ve aneing 81 the eoet Of the purokAseT
teIms 10 i've days After sale the Tru ness reseTvs
ne sht q resell the property at the rist ana Oost
81 me oetanlons purchaser. BY advertising Ihs
same three time. IN the Ma lons a sllt .. Ger.
ALFRED shuCkIyS
ANTON EbERLf, Trustees
e<s-Sswdds WALL 4 BARNARD, Aeots,
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By J. G. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auouonoerr
MARsHAL'S SALE OF FURNITURE a

By J. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auouonoerr
MARSHAL'S SALE OF FURNITURE n
~ housKHotD EFFRcrs.-ln virtue Of a kera
tscles en- yudtnent Of coIdemnatIon,0 issued
ION the Clerk's Ofhoe of the Circuit Court OF ire
Ulsuict OF COLUMBIA for the county Of wsshinr-
ton, VAL sell % Pubic Auction. for cash. on
me premises, northwest O. rner Of Eifhteenth and
Iee commencing 81 10 O'clock a. n On
mONpA July nth, q lot Of FurnituTe and
1oesenold knee1, oouprIsinr-
hshosanr ane Walnut Sofa, Arm and Psrlor
Marble top aud Fancy Psrlor rabies,
VI rGnunts eno EnSravIpgs,
Nevet razor carpets, OIloloth. Mating, and In
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Lsunreu,
WINDOW Curtains and Shades
kooklnE Chairs, Looking lasses,
Extenslon Dining Table, Dfnlnr Chain
Shlne, GLASS, and Crockery Wsre.
boosteeoe. Bureaus. w sshstapds.
pen AND hqsk N attresses BeddInr
reetneI beos: Bofters. ana Pi IoVs
lollet Sets, W indov Shades
SSn nsas Carriage, Hobby Horse,
CSSklnt ana othe Stoves. KefrIrerstor.
uavsSneI VIM other Articles Of Furniture and
49, vl1.enolo nects, te zed and levisd uDon "a the
tooes Ano enAttels Of = G. Green, GsrpIsbee OF
soscsn " lvee, and viii be sold 20 satisfy
~ w 20 october term. le62, in fsvor 81 EdV1yT
oSohnef' WARp n. LAMON,
iyrd J.C MosUIRE : Co, Ant,
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By w. l.. WALL a CO., Auotaopeers
ssooessors 60 WALL BARNARD
SA FhAME DWELLINGS ON SOUTH O
lst cay OF Auguft, at 6 O'Clock, We will eel IN
Eont OF the premises, Lots Q and 10, square $50,
uontlng eaoh 81 feet on south street. between LAT
And I'd sta, and improves By ak smail Frame
Dwellings. under good rert
Terms One third cash: balance In O. O. ana
" months, bearing interest, and secured by DEED
iy2 w. L. WALL a CO., Auots.
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FREE CONCERT AT THE WASHINGTON
- ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 2s9 Pa. avenue,
between 9Th and 10th sts.-NeN ArrdsgGnsss The
underslgncd 10 hsppy 70 announce that he has Of
feoted an engag emeIt with Mr. HENRY gUN6-
NICKEL, the greatest Vioioncello Player now IN
thus country, who will perform every night st the
above hall in oom psny with other stars. Several
concerts the most attractive in the city of Wash
llEton. SIgnora SEYDEL, the beauIiful and 40
compllshed ocaIst, viii appear every night with
her beautiful Songs, Duets, etc. Choice hefreeh
ments constantly on hand. Ofiosrs in attendsucs
TO preserve order. Concert commences a. O'Clock
D. HENRY ROSENIHAI..
~ IL Hh Proprietor.
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DATENT OFFICE OVRIOsITIES-0uide %
ment Gardens, 1t the stand in Pstent Once; RARE
AnhSuarlan Books 6oyernment Books; Docs-
ports; Burnt Patent Once reports; CHEAP Books
furnished 20 Pedlsrsj Military Trials; Militsry
showing over 1900 miles; many thousand Cheap
Books. Recoliect cheap rent. LarTe ale, lev
prizes. " ssairs. ever Bank q WsshinEson;
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By w. l.. WALL q 90, Auctioneers.
Successors 70 WALL a. BARNARD.
g g c X AND FIXTURES OF A FEED
~ DEiLlh At AtCIION.-On 81 DAY
a. the corner Of Indiana avenue and G street, be
tween "a and 81 srests, the stock Of Alex. Oesss.
WHO 10 declining business, VIZ
II Horse, Nu.es,
large Wagons, tets Harness,
carriete and Harness, Buggy and Harness.
nearly new,
PA, form sc.lss 100 Bales hay, 40, &o.,
Building and Fixtures.
Terms cash.
q (RepD w. l.. WALL CO., Auots
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A POLIO CONCERT HALL-Exa, Fsa, Frs.
"A The msnsrer ~ q great expense has er ected
re- engagement with Billy Worrell, the great negro
delneator and stage manager; Annie wesI, the
greatest tsvorite Of any sonEsress ever in Wash
lngton. Continued success of Mics julia Price.
the pleasing singer from the Philadelphia Olymplc;
Miss kIoa Clifton, from the Baltimore Nicholson;
MISS Iva Branch, from the Continental; Prof
Wintorslen, the Immense pianist; and Prof Geo.
Ntohman. the we'll known vlollnist and munosl
Conductor Admission free Lunch and ReheArs-
iy16 b. FREY, ProprIetor.
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w ecssss. bst,sess LIST asd I'd SIS The gu bsori-
Der respectfully informs the public that no has 70
And that hereafter on ever MONDAY and THURSDAY
atS O'Clock p IN. there VIII be q band Of music in
attendance. A fine Ten-pin Alley aud Shooting
Gallery hsye been erected for the amusement Of
visitors: Clubs and Associations can have the use
OF the Garden by giving notice 20 the proprietor,
He pledges himself thai he will use his best en-
sesvors to please eli VINO may honor him With their
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By w. L. WALL CO., Auouoneers.
successors 20 WALL BARNARD.
Sosh eoTasS Pa. soesNs asd niafk sfyesG.
AOUsEsOLD FURNITURE, &o., AT AUG
IL TON On THURSDAY, 3lst Infant, al 10
o'oocf. we will sell ~ the resId moe Of Al, Csssel
on north street.. near 9Th, his Household Furni
ture, to-
sofa. Chairs, Tables,
Wardrobee, Carpets. Bedsteads,
Feather Beds, PIlovs and Bolsters,
Wood kno Cans seat Chairs and Rookerr
Msshstends and Toilet Sets,
shuck and Hair Mattresses,
f.roT and Kitchen Stoves and Utensils.
Terms cash.
-V . q (Repl w. L. WALL q CO., Auots.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auotioneors,
GALE OF 6ROCEkIFs, LIQUORS, &C, AT
- ,AgcfIoN.-On FRIDAY, tue 18th N slant al In
2.siooE N we shall sell 81 the Grocery store Of
Wnlsm Barnes, on North street, between lat
enc "a streets east, Capitol Hill, Me- 4e Teneral
Assortment Of 6rocsries VIZ
Teas Coffee, Sugar, -Four,
Cigars, Tobacco, snuff and Pip,s,
Staroh, Pepper, SAIL, Csnd Zee, Soap
y ;megt. Cinnamon, and other Spices
brepQlest W hlsk key, and other Lie uors
Ane Al ilnos OF goods, kept in Retail Grocery,
GREEN WILLIAMS,
u q LheR.. Auou-nee
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-13
nsEDEsrRrcrlvE FrRr-on Saturday morn,

mSSD SDEsTRUCTIvE RE-On Saturday morn
ing last about o'clock the alarm OF fire was sounded
through village. The citizens and different fire COM
panies promptly at the Of conhagraon. The
fire originated in the wagon shop Of PHILLIP SEBIcH
Main street, and the flames had gained such headway
that to arrest their progress was impossible The build
ing which 40 by As feet two stories high contained
beside the wagon shop, paint shop and blacksmith shop
occupied by ANDREW SKIBCH and JOHN EssENwINE were
consumed together with their contensts. Nothing was
saved.
From this building the flames spread to the adjoining
building owned by E. KRONER and occupied as black
smith shop. Mr.. KRONER succeeded in saving portion
Of his tools-the building was consumed.
The flames spread with great rapidty and nOtwith'
standing the unCeasing exertons of the emen and cit
zeus the dwelling house of Mr. KRONER, which was only
separated from his shop by alley, also en-
tirey ruined. Mr. KRONER kept grocery and saloon in
the front part of his dwelling house. The most OF his
goods and household furniture removed although in
damaged condition.
The loss of Messrs SEIBcus and EssRSwINE is about
81 500. No insurance.
Mr. KRoHEx's loss is about 81 200. No insurance.
The origin Of the fire is unknown. It is supposed by
many to be the work of neeudGry.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-13
pa- LENr-W ednesday, the 5th was

pA- LENr.-W Wednesday, the 5th was Ash
Wednesday, commencement of the Lenten Fast which
closes with Easter-Even embracing period of forty
days Wednesday is called from the ancient Cath
olic ceremony of blessing the sshes that day. with
which the Priest made sign Of the Cross upon the fore
heads of his flock, with th. wholesome admonition of
MOsnto, homo qod puUis at in puireren rernteris
Remember man. that thou art dust and shall return to
dust" In the FestyuaH, dated 1911, it is said -" Ye
shall begyn your este Ashe Wedenesdaye That must
ye to holy chirche and take ashes Of tine Preeste
handles and thynRe the wordes well that he sayeth
your hedes have mynds, thou man. of ashes thou
art comen and to ashes thou shalt tourne agayne."
Lent, In the Saxon language, signifies Spring and is
used to signify the Spring Fast in commemoraton
Of the suerngs of Jesus which ended at his death and
resurrection. In former times after the morning
monies at church, it day OF va rious festivities
Ash Wednesday is preceded by ShroVetide or Shrove
Tuesday, sgnifyng the confession striving of SINS
which took place preparation for Lent Lent is ce-
ebraed by religious services by the Protestant Epscopal
and Roman Catholic Churches in every locality, and all
worldly amusements suspended during the solemn
season.
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Letter from Hon. David Wilmot.

WAsHNGToN, March S. 1862
DEAR SIR Your Letter of invitation to at
tend meeting to be held at the Cooper In
stitute, in the City of New York, On Thursday
evening, the eth instant has been received.
| am honored by your invitation, and would
be pleased, if it were convenient, to be present
and participate in the proposed meeting My
public duties will hold me here and 1 can
only respond briefly by letter to yonr invita-
ton.
| heartily approve Of the objects Of the
meeting as set forth in the call. The honor
and safety O: the nation demand that the cause
of this gigantic rebellion should be fOrerer re-
moved This alone will give us peace aud
safety, honor aud national respect. Slavery
is the one, exclusive, and only cause of the re-
bellion and war through which We are strug
Cling for national existence. 1t is now made
clear TO all that Slavery is the deadly foe of
the Uuiou--the implacable and eternal enemy
Of free Government. A truly free Govern
ment, founded upon justice and right, and ap
pealing to reason aud benifceut laws for sup
port, never did aud never can long exist in the
midst of Slavery God, 10 his providence has
placed Slavery within the rightlul power Of the
nation We must net tremble aud hesitate,
because Of the magnitude of the Iabors and
duties cast upon US ; We must meet ard dis
charge our duties, as men in whose hands is
placed the ark of human happiness and hopes.
We must end will, if true TO God, our cuuu-
try, and the race of mankind, now aud forever
destroy and wipe out from this nation the ac
cursed institution of human Slavery.
The STAKEHOLDER, by his treason and rebel
lion against the Constitution, and by the war
he has forced upon the Government for self
preservation, hes wholly absolVed Us from oil
constitutional and political obligations to treat
his unnatural claim of property in man with
any federation whatever. When the traitor is
forced by arms from his purpose to destroy
the Constitution and Government, be CannCt
the moment be is defeated 10 his wicked pur
pose, plead the Constitution he made war to
overthrow as the shield and protection for his
forfeited rights of Slavery. 1t is the right
and duty of the nation protect itself, now
and 10 the future. We must make sure against
another rebellion, greater than the one now
upon US. The nationa! life must be preserved,
by applying the knife to the cancer that is
eating the very substance and life of the Da-
tion. The nation must make a proclamation
of freedom to the slaves of every traitor and,
as d hatleI vi poiO!' no' Vi o''i0U ''SuU' PiV-
vide for makins compensation to loyal slave
holders for the temporary loss incident to the
speedy emancipation of their slaves Less than
this we cannot do with honor or safety We
have right to do more. We have a right,
and at once to up;oot and eradicate
forever any local institution, law, custom, usage,
that puts 10 imminent peril the national life
We have right to kill Slavery, that the ma
ton may live. Very respectfully, your obedi-
ent servant. ID. WlLMOT.
JAMES McKAYE Chairman of Committee
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ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue
" of an order of the Orphans Court of Bradford
ty, will be exposed to public sale, the premises, st
O'clock p NJ, Saturday, the 18th day Of March ,lGG2
the following described lot piece parcel of land late
the estate OF f. c. Baldwin dec d. situate in Herrick tp
beginning at pine stump, thence south S5{0 east 43S pr
post and stones thence south 10 west 1901 perch
post. thence north S94o west perehes post
thence mort 22 east 733 perches thence north 50 west
50 $40 perches TO the place of beginning Conaiang
SO acres and l3 purches.
TERMS eiourth the purchase money TO be paid or
confirmation of sale, the balance in nine months there
from with interest.
PEMBROKE SQUIRES, .dr,,
LYDIA A. WELLS, Au"i D.
Herrick, Feb. 26, 1862.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-13
ra- A German writer, ADOLF HEyzr b

name, has just published in Leipzig, book entitled
" ChiromnatoEaaRcy intended to prove that person S
character may be suggested by his writing for says
the writer, handwriting the faithful and unalterabe
hand Of mental clock il is the wondrous telegraph Of
the mental being it produces daguerreotype Of the in
ternal workshop, and supplies with key the most
hidden secrets Of the mind ard heart Mr.. HESzE
maintains with proofs from his collection of sixty thous
and autographs that all good humored poets write with
smooth hand and all savage with spluttering
band and advances many other similar theories rath
er shades ofiheory.
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@ADA19Do

BY j. j. Haight Esq. March 2 1862, Mr.. JASON
4 GRAIN to SARAH WHAL0N, all OF Burlington
On the 7h of February 1862 in Candor Tioga county,
Y by Rev d. c. Marshall, Mr.. A. H. WILLIAMS,
of Springfield Bradford county, to Miss JULIA AU-
GUSTA MARSHALL, OF Birchardyille, Susquehanna
county, Pa.
In Herrick on the 23d February by Rev D. Cook Mr..
CORINGT0N WARNER, of Pike, TO Miss EMELINE
BARNES, of Orwell.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-13

R9~ WAR LECTURE-T. z. GMDLEY, Esq,
very well known to most Of our citizens will deliver
ecIure the Rebellion at the Court House, in this
place. Friday evening, the l4th inst. Mr.. GRzDLEY
will discourse upon the of the Rebellion, and
d the military plans of the Government in supervising
He is thoroughly posted, and is excellent speaker,
md will enter into detailed and accurate digest OF pol
lies of the country from the foundation of the Govern
n down to the present time 1t be but interest
ns and instructive to all Go and hear him.
Mr. G. will also lecture at Orwell Hill, on Saturday
Eeaing March 18th.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-13

p9- IMPROVEMENT IN CASDLEs-The Scien-
VN Ameriean says Steep the cotton wick in water in
'ah has been dissolved considerable quantity of nj
EA Of poassa-chlorate Of potassa answers still better
WI TOO expensive for common use-by this means a
p'e' lame and superior light are secured more per-
w combustion is ensured and snung is renderen near.
a. NperauOuE as with wax candies. The wcks must
''"0'0Ogay dried before the taIloW in put to them.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-13
S. ". BRONSON,
Sec. Of Committee.
V'"ell, March 3, 1862.

V-@ On Friday morning last, our "curb.
reporter" came rushing into the office, out of breath
widest excitement depicted upon his usually
s. and lovely countenance," and amid the convul.
incident to violent exercise, stated that he had
s,. "en of black and sticking nature-notwith
which, however would be extremely interest
;, OuF readers He depose tn" thus, as follows, to
,,. 1 AT the dead hour of (Thursday) night, (the
which Shakespeare says church yards yawn &c.)
'IS'e of questionable ~ character was preambu-
'ue streets, she was ruthlessy seized by party Of
s IN human FORM" and much against her express
s,r and desires made known was unceremoni
sr 'eAeVed OF her habiliments and coat of tar and
~, substituted, when she permitted to har
m, again. and 60 on her way drtier Or possible)
~ wiser girl
""y ourtown is groEing-fau.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-13

10 New CouSrERFElT-Thc following is
absorption Of a new Counterfeit one dollar bill the
Bank Of Danye, which has lately been put in crcula
Uon vignette an eagle poised frame, man each
side brig and on right female feeding eagle left"
As there is considerable money on the Danvie Bank
circulation in this vicinity money should be
he look out.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-13
nsF- A thorough lkLnowledge Of Geography

of the utmost Importance to all who take an interest
in reading Of the movements of the different
divisions Of our army Let ALL both old and young, look
particularytO the maps that daily put out and
much valuable information will be gained Towns and
rivers that heretofore have remained in ohscurty be-
come of great importance, in military point OF view,
hence knowledge of their exact locality and position is
great interest the reader Young people win Hnd
1t q profitable way to spend their leisure time.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-13

NaN A CARD-GooD FOR THE LADIEs--The
soldiers Aid Society of Orwell, Pa, forwarded for
'auaFy COmnissoB, Washington, D. c., some time
Ooz Of Hospital supplies, consisting of blankets,
-S' wrappers, drawers, lint. linen, socks. &c, &c.
Osl'ng to slOS. Another bcx is about being for
PotterYille South Hill Orwell Hill, Wells HoI-
AID WysoI Greek School Districts took respectively
" o't prominent part in furnishing the supples-for
, 'u 'ne Sanitary Commission tender their cordial
-'aAi Tor this assistance.
S.N. BRONSON,
Sec. Of Committee.
0FSel, March 3, 1862.