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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-14

HOllOWay'S Ointment,

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nm @efoBren sa ~bsseSnen, beoenft aeI6e llnterlffsuns Str
,6snielten Ourdb eiuen Eopf Der b~etIemben unb rib
lenoen Satbe 8eipablsn f0arlt Disielte ma6t Die 5HBe
tInnen. Ole bebt Die gutSluonns rno Stetiteit Ser @eIentc
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Sbr tSnnt IN ben &crniferu Gurer Wtdnuer ilun 8rioer fesu
@asbareres pnb n~5tbtseres @sbent etupadsr, ais Sic
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bes WlOr9enS uno Mbsnbs 9enomnen, uno bes Siuimert
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prittt, g itnO SIC etnsi9en Meeo5iner, bic in @urepiii9et Sa-
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lOnesrn gertanf Oteier 9rpBen SetlmitteI; oft 6ertauft
lem 4lgent ta esRtm 3a9e iber eine Eonne Ointment. Gief
fur1tbere 6einee ty Sploaten i'm Eager als
S9ienterY, SGarbpG, 8euiett unD
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ba Der &uf int SanSen 9an6e Sebt NV =
3loel @affenl 3n ben @affen!
gabt oiele braeen aeute nt&t 6urH S~ranfbeltsn Ietbeu, oebt
tn ibrel 9anoen bisle Sei@GBten MebSiuen, ba6 tie fn SOr
ben 9sfdbrliGen IcltSfteluneen, Stebern, faItrm Siebsr,, i,S
ben g%Sunoen. esnen lie ntbt ent0eben tDnnen, beiIen nBaen.s
ST., IS gut. leos tie bios tn ben &ctntiter Sn oraen baden
itno cine @lsbiatn fnsen, bic in ttosin Sale aaf Sem Sdfahts
isles ocn yfussn II Z @ie piele Eaulenes wiirSsn esrefei
xa".. $780, ~ Sa gmS Nm ws'S ~ .m o.. ya w NNg.
nan gtep- YGrt unS apnoOn" oils gSallaSsj@su in icSem
Blatte oe$ Itreliah9Straae umi fecci3 csfo6sf gofem erfenH
bar iin6, man fgng tic 6eutitG lsbpn, peuu man baS 8Iatt gs-
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NIB Der ciriltirteu g8eIt.
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n ., anwsiinaasn t1r &raats finb tsbsT S9edts! bs1
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$50 Nortbfir. aadl Ode BON
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Betea an 9g4ba4tsn u. &. -. uNb Bin tn Sfanbe Berater;sn9fh
CUPS GeiarnadSBGfe NeG bent 8GuR9le ofr getarse eatabsth6e"'
(D9a1bS S. MtRterntgbt.
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M6roItAe Gentratba1ss.

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Ntsubrt: 8. 20 WrrSens, uub 8 80
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6arrt8burg Ncco nj pba IT, II.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-14

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u IN 6. 90 Na4mt., uab Srebertf Tin
4 80 rbr Morset8.
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l1hr MbenbS.
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icon BET eIten nebsE1 hag9 Hieis Nsebhtn tetp,Ss: arresr
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Son Walbin9tpn fcutmen Die 3i9e utn
8 t1br, unb 9 80 8prmttta98 uro UNI 1lIbr,
5 80 nnb 7 nbr gta dmtttaS8 bier ali.
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Saul, SOD S5lanp, Burlington, Soma City
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gaaasR oatei e~saealeIf2 Sta Gatn sicbt bur5 ben f96aaea
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eebt Es ban gaHahisret az ten Sefimnunssptt.
Ma6 @reItliue, Danten, cincinnati, S,loias
napnliS, 3pnispiie unb 5t. 2rui8
wsrbsa sbeafaas gaHsesert ~bef0rDert unD fNE tor @spa6
fetMe retste IirilabUassigac1 beTeGnft. Die Yangaisrs
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BheeltaS uub Columbus.
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benaben
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reinDsbalten sou allen unter6leiem gtamen aufseteu1ten Git
ro9atenj bertanft mad ME bDr beiul SAB lnb bet ber @nlone
81 e%rtpreteno btQi9ern YreiS
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gi eeeu1 alter nHb @eI@ie@tf anm fe 8ebrausi pcrtsny alo
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stiaosipbia. n
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flags, DpnnerftaSs unb Samifa9S nit Dem
Wprs9en5use in Serbuloun9.
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24
Towanda Pa. July %, 1s62-ly.
rDtrnD,S NnTJCr +, mr. uy

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-C NJ 4Namrille
II John f. 14nn Young.-In the Court of Com
Pleas Bradford county, No. 332, September T.,
1861.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by said Court
distribute monies raised by Sheris sale OF defendant
real estate will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his office in the borough of Towanda SATURDAY,
the 23d day of UGUST, 1862, at O'Clock, p m. and
all persons having claims upon said monies must present
them, or else be forever debarred from the same.
W. T. DAVIS, Auditor.
July q 1862.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24

=. ADAMS Esqrs. Committee TO transmit the resolution
to Governor CURTIN.
T. OVERToN. Beq in behalf of the Committes Of Ar.
rangements submitted the following resolution in short
and appropriate speech.
Refotred, That hold TO be the duty OF all loyal
men TO stand by the Union I'm this hour of its trials TO
unite their hearts and hands in earnest yatrotic efforts
Tor Its maintenance against those who are in arms against
1t to sustain with determined resolution our patriotic
President and his Administration in their energetic efforts
Tor the prosecution OF the and the preservation
the Union against enemies at home and abroad to pun
sh traitors and treason with fitting severity and 20 crush
the present wicked causeless rebellion so that no flag
dsunion shall ever again be raised over any portion of
the Republic That to this end invite the coopera.
tion OF all men who love their country in the endeavUr
to re-enkinde throughout all the States such patriotic
fire as will utterly consume all who strike at the Union
our Fathers and who sympahze with their treason or
palliate their guilt
The meeting was addressed by J C. Adams, J. Reevs
Col. Elhanan Smith, Hon. H. W. Tracy, Hon. E. R. My.
err and Others in eloquent and patriotic appeals to all
who could do to forward nor and enroll their
names among the defenders of our glorious old flag
After prayer by the Rev. N. FELLOWS. the meeting
sdjourned. A.E. MENARDI,
s. w. ALVORD,
Sec'ys.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24
t6 WAR MEETING. Pursuant to previous

@O% w AK wi MEEIlNG.-T ursuant 10 previous
announcement large mum ber of citizens assembled in
As place on Saturday last for the purpose of taking
some measures for securing volunteers response to the
call OF the President The meeting convened in the Court
Room at O'Clock NJ and called to order by JOHN
A CoDDING. Esq
The following named persons were chosen officers -
Fermentation. U. MERCUR,
Wee President'-F. BLAcKxAN, GoE. STEVENS, U. TER.
Ry, C. S. RESELL, john MCMAHON THos. MArHBR and
JoHN F. LONG.
secretar,es-A. E. MENARpIE and S. w. ALvoRp
Alter prayer by Rev B. J. DoUGLAss, The object of
The meeting stated by the President.
Col. G. F. MASON offered the following resolution:
Hssored, That we recommend to his Excelency Gov
etnor AG CCRrS to Offer bounty of fifty dollars to be
ter and request the President Of this meeting to
communicate this resolution to the Governor with the
aoubted and firm belief he will be sustained ia this
On by every patriotic citizen Of this Commonwealth
Alter being discussed by Messrs. WARD and MASON was
Withdrawn, and the following resolutions offered by Mr..
y l. WARD. substituted.
he'ored That in view of the present painful and i'm
p., crisis in our public affairs aad the delay and ex
use which woud necessarily result from calling an ex
OF the Legislature this meeting respectfully
hInhiends that the Governor of the Commonwealth
tb az once decide upon and offer bounty OF not less
shall acars TO be paid 20 every private soldier who
enta t IN the volunteer forces of Pennsylvania and
rc e service of the United States pursuance of the
sIent ~ call OF President LINCOLN.
,uri% That Committee of three be appointed TO
Cpr, certified copy of this resolution to Governor
ple tne accompanying assurance. that the peo:
their County, without distinction of party, and
stsi representatives in the Legislature will unfalingy
the m IN the proposed measure, and aid 10 egalize
t hLwELL spoke at some length upon the resolution
A. ehaorsing both the resolution and the administra
while be denounced in bitter terms those who op.
'ne administration In Its constitutional efforts to
~. DOWN this rebellion.
W resolution was unanimously adopted.
Inc chsH appointed G. P. Mason. q. L, v4np .,aJ
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24

"a AGRICULTURAL FAlR-The following ia
List of Premiums for the Annual Exhibition OF the Brad
ford County Agricultural Society, for the present year.
The Fair will be held on the I'd and 3id of October.
DCRHANS BULLS,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24
rs- DEAD Never in the history of this

country has the word rung constantly in our
ears 1t is borne the gaeit is flashed the tel
.yraph-it loads down the mails-DEAD is written every
where The friend from whom we have parted in robust
health and good sprtm by the next mail be
ed as DEAD The gallant soldiers who lie piled in heaps
the Peninsula indeed far their earthly
reer is concerned but no death blot out their
Ory-they still live and will live forever the hearts Of
future generations the saviors of the of freedom.
which hung trembling in the balance We have passed
through ,he very throes of death, and shall not
soon have the satisfaction Of writing secession is DEAD
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24
N.Y. The revised addition of the School Laws

aDecons has been received, and directors have
.oo one each by calling at the Office of F G. CoBURs
..ond door below the Reporter Office These books do
M belong to directors individually, but are to be
M preserved and handed over to their successors when
,h.ir terms of onnce shall expire. c. R. COBURN.
July l5 1862
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-24
Ok 900 YOUNG THRIFTY FRUIT

Va IMn1 IOONU IHhIf FhUII
-JsOOO TREES standard and dwarf, embracing
all the best varieties of Fruit offered for sae the Sus
quehanna Nurseries located Towanda and Athens Pa.
the coming tali. The trees growing good land
and must be sold. Grape Vines by the hundred thous
and, very cheap.
sS- WANTED-A few intelligent, active and trust
worthy business men, agents, TO solicit orders for
Trees Plants Shrubs &c. delivered in the fall OF 1862.
A liberal compensation will be paid
DANIEL HARKINS.
Towanda Pa july %, 1S62-ly.
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srMr. ELISHA keller, of Herrick, pre-

,.p,ed US, few days since. some apples that were
,rown in 1860 1t will be two years in September next
,Dce these apples picked and they now sound
hey were the day they were taken from the tree Mr.
KELLER kept them in open barrel his cellar the
e as his other apples were stored. They are of the
russo. variety.
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sss- LIEUT.. n. J. CAMp.-This gentleman,

s@ LIEUT.. n. J. CAMP-This gentleman,
whose narrative of his adventures while prisoner among
III. rebels will be found the first page of paper
today was in this place Saturday last. Lieut. CAMP
relates many interesting incidents and says he saw Un
Ion men in the South concealed in swamps. and fed by
their wives and daughters He says also that many I'm
ion men have quantities Of cotton hidden in the swamps
to save it from falling into the hads of the rebels
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DMINISTRATRIX NOT1CE-Notice
n is hereby gven that all persons indebted to the es-
tate of J. X. VALANCE late of TOwanda boro' dec d.,
are hereby requested to make payment without delay,
and all having demands against said estatel will
present them duly authenticated for settlement
SARAH VALANCE,
J,,v 1e 1897 Administrative.
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STRATOR'S n NOTICE.-Notice
n ia hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
estate OF Patrick Howley decd late of North Towanda
are hereby requested to make payment without de-
lay and all persons having demands against said estate
viii preeentthem duly authenticated for settemeRt
JOHN MCMAHON, AdmssYstof.
June II, 1851.
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~a We notice the name of n. 7. Brown.
son Of NELSON P BRovs of this place. in the list OF
rouDded prisoners at Richmond.
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.sr The entertainment on Wedn esday even

=, the Court House, by Mr.. w. II. DAVIS, was
"a success. Mr.. DAVIS, although somewhat out of
.cce gives evidence of superior telent and force He
s,d large and intelligent audience-for this place.
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esy- At o meeting of the officers of the 5th

say- AZ meeting of the officers of the 5th
Regiment P r. held at their Camp Harrison's Bar
James River July 5th, lSG2 Lieut. Col. ]. w. FISHER
elected President and Adj A G. Mason. Secretary.
A Committee appointed, consisting of Maj. GEO.
DARE Capt. C. ULMAN and Capt. a. D. Collins to
draft resolutions expressive Of the feeling of the Officers
at the loss of late Colonel s. g. SIauENs and to offer
our heartfelt coincidence to his bereaved family.
The Committee offered the following report which was
adopted
Whereas it has pleased All Wise Providence to per
nit Col. 5. G. SIMMONS, of the 5th Reg r to tax.
lection ard perpetuaton of Republican institutions
and while he in the very height OF his usefulness
therefore,
Rp,olrsd. That in the death of Col. SIMMONS in the
struggle OF the Both june while leading his Brigade
70 the charge. this Regiment, the Pennsylvania Reserve
and tue service at large, has sustained loss that will
long and deeply felt.
Rsor'd. That in Col SIMMONS complete blend
ng OF the brave soldier the patriot and refined gen
tenan who by the associations of the past year had
won the confidence and esteem of every off er and
sustained an irreparabe loss.
Rssared That tender sincere coincidence to the
bereaved family of the deceased and trust that although
the heavy hand of actiOn has been laid upon them that
an All Mercial Providence will sustain them this dark
hour of their grief.
RcsOrsd, That c"py of these resolutions be sent
Mrs SIMMONS, and published in the papers of Dauphin,
Shnylkil Centre, Cearield, Huntington, Union. Ly.
coming, Bradford, Lancaster and Northumberland Coun
ties.
Lieut.. Col. J. W. FISHER, Pres.
A Snp'Sr
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

.s- EDWARD T. ELLIOTT, Esq, has opened
,n office over PATcHs store. See his card in another
column.
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raA- At a meeting held at Tunkhannock on
the 18th of July, 1862 for the purpose of fixing the
Der Of Conerees to be sent by each of the several
ties Of the Twelfth Congressional District the following
conferees present -
Bradord-B. Laporte, E. o. Goodrich, E. P. Shaw, G.
Il Watkins, Charles Mercur
Wyoming-P. NJ. Osterhout, J. S. Little.
suliyan-T. J. Ingham, H. R. Dunha m.
On molten of Mr.. Osterhaut, B. LAroRrE was elected
Chairman and n. r. DUNHAM Secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated by Mr. LAroRrE.
Ar. GooDRICH offered the following resolution:
R''orsd. That recommend thai the representation
Of the several counties in the Twelfth Congressional dis
tct be follows:
Bradford Conferees, Coluba 4, Mont sur 3, Wyoming
3. Sulivan2.
That the Conventions Of each County be requested to
eject conferees accordingly to meet at Tunkhannock
wednesday the 10th day of September at o'clock NJ
O the purpose of selecting Republican candidate for
Congress-
Alter full discussion of the above resolution it
ADOPTED unanimously.
Un motion adjourned. B. LAroRTE, Chairman.
u H. DUNHAA, Sec'y.