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MEssRs. HESRY T VIZ son / Co have us-d your
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from tL-iu. deem the articles worthy Of
high c0mnendaton, and thearrlly resomm nd them
all who want 10 gray hair its original color,
to any who troubled with dandrur OF disagr able
itching Of the head humors those whose hair is
falling from the head.
RcY. q. ". II CI ARK Great Eals I Il
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regenerator is put up in two sizes, and
retails for 50 cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart BEETLES are much the
cheapest.
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MRssRs HrSRY WILSON Co. I deem Mrs Will.
SON. Hair RgeHerztur and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of hair preparations | have, in many in
stances, known them the hair where it had
fallen o. dandruf he hair to its original
color, entirely the most painful headachrs-and in
instances most serious humOrs Personally have
been aharer in several NJ these benefits
REV. HENRY EILL, Manchester, n. E
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1 RICE ~ An Ita'iar Queen (warranted pure, wisn
few workers to ACCOMPANY her, IS Her safe ar
insured s mr. destination Full instructions for uni ~
the queen with cormou stack viii Re sent with each
our,p Address IQopRI' n 4 SANR0RN
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CARRIAGES AND SaEyG

ny THE BEST woRKMEN IN THECoUNTRY.
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sy the subscriber opposite the
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The, In waaT Of tc1,t~stsf Carriages aaf Sls,sA
sill prthars d. veil to call snl what is being dCAs
he old stand Of g. LRAS CAMP.
All srsss urt mptly ended to.
JOHN v. CLAPs
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THE WORLD.
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A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE WAR;
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whom thele Sisters emanate; and It shopld big
ana distrust to learn, that although Catholics prosey
tism Is not sought or intended by them The parent
school in England patronzed by tie Protestant govern
ment OF that country which pays two hundred and fifty
dollars to the Normal department of the school at ST.
Leonard AMI the other school, Of the Sisterhood +
every Teacher educated hy them They have taught in
those schools perhaps many Protsants Catholics
and none Of their scholars whom they have taken through
their whole course of study, have failed prove how
thorough is their systems and how universal their &C
complishments.
Among other branches they will teach Latin and all
the modern languages, Geometry Euclid and Algebra
Painting both IN water cOlors and oil Drawing with fla
modes, geometrey free hand perspective, from models
landscapes, heads aud figures Illuminating making the
richest point lace working in god and embroidery, and
every species OF needle work; besides music and all
the branches commonly taught in the higher female
schools They propose institutng saystem of night
school tor the elder class of girls whose employment in
service, Will prevent their going to the other schools
Their parish school, free to the poverty tytrcken orphan,
will be opened in few days, in which will be taught TIE
usual subjects of school education. We bcspeak
for these ladies fair trial of their enterprise and that
consideration and forbeaance of unknd doubts always
due to the educated stranger especially of the weaker
and more detenceless sex.
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GD~ PLEASANT VALLEY WINE CoMpAN

HD~ PLEASANT VALLEY WINE CoMPANY-
Company of enterprising gentlemen of steuben Co
nave eorganized company at Hsmmondspor, n Y, for
;he purpose of raising Grapes and the manufacture OF
pure Wines and Brandies. The climate upon the shore
Of Crooked Lake, abeut Hammondsport is peculiar
y adapted the grouth Of grapes and the experiment
has been successful that many acres of vines under
cultivation and thousands of gallons of Wine have been
Produced.
sample of the products which we have tested 20
Scd) satisfies that the Wines made by that Company
arc destined to into general The gentlemen
composing this Company amongst the respecta
W and responsible citizens of Steuben county and they
guarantee the productions of the Company be entirely
pure and made solely from the juice of the grape
prices st which the Wines and Brandys OF the Com
ay ae of red place them within the reach of the pub
Az oeng less than paid for the vile and adulterated
mixtures generally reaiIed The officers of the Assoca-
''H are I" IL. WHEELER. President, C. D. CHAMPLIN,
''' J. and Treas. Address Hammondsport, N. Y.
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By DEATH OF Coz II. l. KINNEY We
learn through private letter. says the Wayery -fdro
cate, that Co" H. L. KINNEY, of Corpus Christi, Texas,
was killed in late battle between the French and Mex
leans, he being in the army OF the latter.
Col. kinney was a native Of Bradford county, cont
menced business in carly life in Towanda went West
during the period great land speculaons failed there
n the financial crisis Of 1897 quietly to Texas and
established the famous Kinney acknowledgements the
city OF Corpus Christi; after the Texan war cap
tured in Mexico and for long time confined in the prs
on of Perote with Gen. TAYLOR in the Mexican
had extensive contracts to supply the army with beef
and mules waded in gold up to his eyes; become the
proprietor of land enough in Texas for small state
led by his inOrdnae ambition to sacrifice it all in fill
hnSterng in Central America returned to Corpus Chris
q penni!css and riendss and has ended his event
fu career in fighting the battles of his old arch enemy
as against their French invaders.
He was about sixty years of age
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DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE-Notice
Administrator S.
A SSIGNEES SALE.-The Assigaees {

u he ASS0u6eS OF
IA D. c. HALL offer at private sale. his house &
lot in the borough of Towania situate Second Stree
lot 724 by 294 feet, with alley in containing
large house and barn. wewater running in house with
large cstren in wood house, with large quantity fruit
OF almost every kind furniture such mahog chairs
rockers tete aetes, SOFAS marble top side tables Lis
bon marble top centre tables. Brussels, wool and oil
cloth carpets stoves dining furniture feather beds
bedsteads and bedding, cow, suky, cutter bu ggy
harness and one brown
ALSO-A lot in Dushore, Sullivan County, containing
80 feet Main ST. running back from 60 to 10 it, with
large two story store two store houses framed barn and
shed thereon Also, one full set of timers tools,
chimes, benches patterns and all other implements for
manufacturing in that business including stock of iron
stoves, hardware, carriage trimmings tin ware and
other goods, which will be sold less than they
can be bought under any Other circumstances.
N.B.--Al III parties indebted to d. c. HALL, by ac-
count note otherwise must settle and pay immediate
y cost will be made without any respect to persons
J.P. KIRBY,
+. w. SMITH,
II. SMITH,
Towauda. July 81 1862,
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ssy- The drou.h has been general through

mt the country and much complaint is made in the To-
cal p4pers as the damage done. The has suffer
ed considerably the not filled up and the yield
will be lighter than anticipated. Potatoes have also sut
ared for want of rain while the grass very much parch
3D. The peaches in many sections, are shrveng upon
the trees and those that ripe lacking in favor
Other fruit is suffering.
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SPECIAL COURT-Notice is here by
~ given that Special Court will be held at Towania
Hon &. WHITE, presiding, commencing Monday
November 30 1852, for the trial OF the following
FIRST WEEK.
O.P Ballard VS.. Treat Shoemaker ct al
Charles H Shepard vs. A. Il. SMITH ct al:
\ N. Kirl: ". \. B. Smith ct IL.
|. i. Foster W. !. B. Smith, ct al.
NJ +. Ransom VS. David Arnold
Cyrus Shumway vs.. Clark Hollenback.
}. Il. ngtr>all. ct al ". II. ). NaUghn, ct al
Wiz Il. Ciymcr's use Is. c. l.. Ward.
c. +. Bliss VI Sarah Stone, admX
D. F. Bar>tow's aGm'x All.u Kean.
II. :. Wces W. G. y. Shipnian. 4 ter ten.
james Ieycrlcy v. john sullivan, ct al.
Luther Gates ". Lewis Mo.er
Horace ". Slaver Foster 4 Morley.
ShipMau & WcllCs ". Rogers Fowler.
j. NJ. NcStOn's eX 7. ~ j. torson ct al
I. Hik Adnl's VS. the y. b. Canal Company
Henry Northrop Smith Lent, eXr
:. W. Park ". VIM. Frederick.
Catharine Nealley ". Simeon Decker, I'd
Jane Gibson vs.. VIM. Gorseline.
SFCoND
James Clark vs. David Armstrong.
Robert Haucy David Armstrong.
Samuel Archebald, ct al vs.. Thomas Page.
Burton l.. Smith VS. &. B. Il y. B. Chatlee.
II &. =. eek jr. vs. c. +. Wilson
Hiram Horton Peter letter.
American Life Insurance 4 Trust Co. VS. II. W. Patrick
American Life Insurance & Trust Go. vs. Charles +.
Wclles jr.
American Lie Insurance & Trust Co. Ys. George A
Perkins.
American Life Insurance 81 Trust Co. VS.. Edward II.
Perkins.
r. G. Chil~on rs. Asylum Twp.
l.. NJ. Hewitt H. Essetne, ct al.
l.. ". Rundell vs.. Asa Slater, ct al.
u. c. Hall W. c. s. Russell.
4. b. Smith IS Samuel Keum, Cd ct al.
BENZ Cummings vs.. Andrew Cummings.
S. b Howell vs.. Wm. Mouncey, ct al.
Timothy Hreen vs.. Moth Branch Canal.
BRADFORD C0UNTYSS.
Subpoenas for first week, rcturnable Monday, Nov.
3D. 1862 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for second week. Monday,
Nov. 10th, 1862, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
E.. o. GOODRICH.
PrOthOnotary.
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SEcm Advertisements
EXANTTT TAIT0Es.

iI1HE ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS OF
L TEACHERS tor the several district, of the county
viii be holden al the following times and places Can
ddtcs tor Inspection VIII please notice the following par
ticuar>
/ Each examination will commence at o'clock. m
and none VII be Inspected who 10 not III before
unless the delay be "uavoidable
II. Teachers will be eX mined ONLY in the districts
ia which they expect to teach. o. in townships in which
they reside.
lii NJ person will he inspected who has been present
at any other cXannalion il the county drrng The year
". Resident, u other counties WILL NOT be exam.
mod, ulrss tacy expect 10 teach in this county.
'. All persons who d, 1t KNOW they will not teach
et r i-l eciou but those who do not intend teach
vii not be allowed To join the clls-es.
VI. Each candidate viii bring with him two sheets Of
fools cap paper pen. ink and lead pencil
Directors rr requested to he present during tie whole
time Of the examinations. They viii find it to be ia
v.lhIe opportunity to enter into contract with their
teachers.
Examinations will he held a< follows:
Monroe twp ail B3ro, Sept. 5 at the Borough house
Franklin, tuesday, sept. lG. at Yarney School house,
Granville, Wednesday, sept. u, at Taylor,
l.rRay. Tuesday sept. i. at Corners
Canton, Frdry Sept -. Corners
Troy 4 Armenia, Monday, Sept. y, B5r0ugh, Z"
Columbia, TGc-day %, at AuSIluVine
Wells, Wcdnc,day sept. u, Furgeson
South Creek Thursday, Sept 2j, at Geiilet
Ridgebury, Friday, Sept. 26. Burnham
sm,hirid Saturday. Sept y ~ a. a Centre
Burlington. West & Bore Tue day sept.3o, Ijoro'
lowanda North Towanla Il Hor5' Wednesday,
SEPT. u, Borough School House,
She~hequia, Friday October3, Snider
U!stc:, Monday, ct Is. Warner,
athens, Tuesday. Oct. If, Borough,
l.iithacll Wednesday. Oct. Ij. Centre
Wiudhain Thursday, oct. l6, kuykendan
Warren, Friday, Oct. Il .Boweuss
Orwell. Saturday Oct Is, Hill
Pike Monday, Oct 20, Village
Herrck. Wednesday, Oct -. Landon
Wyalusing, Thursday. Oct. 23d, Camptown
Tuecarola. Saturday, Oct. %, Taylor
WiImot Moudiy, Oct. u, Ingham
Terry. Tuesday. Oct Is, TerrytoHn,
Asylum. Wednesday %, Lap0rte
Sanding Stone Thursday, Oct 80, Stevens
Rome, Friday, Oct. 81. Borough
WysoX, Saturday Noy. l. Myersburg
Albany OyertOn, Tuesday, Nov. L. at Brown ''
c. 4. COBURN, Supt.
Towanda. Aug, l., 1852.
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Steam Fittings such Steam Pines, EIbotrs, Return
Bends, RedncerS Couplings. GiOje tairtS CHECK
PGires. Groge Cocks, On! Cups. Uhisties, SC.
always hand ard made TO order.
He is also prepared 10 furnish STEAM BOILERS Of
any siZ' or kind wanted.
Small Castings made in Brass or Composition. Cook
ing and Heating Stoves different sizes manufactured
and for sale ut the above woG Furniture for Cooking
Stoves and stove Pipe always on Hand
Persons who want GEARING of any lind are informed
that the subscriber has patterns for Gearing than
auy other concern in this part OF the country They
would be quite sure Of finding among his Patterns Gear.
ing that would answer their wants and thus save delsv
and expense in getting up work.
He makes also large variety Of Pnlleys Balsaba-
Wheels and CrankS, Water Wheels also Saw GnD,s,ers
Thimble Skeins and Pipe Boxes, Iron Fence Caasens
PlOws &c.
His equipment OF machinery consists of as co,r tooa
as are made and was selected with he design or being
able to do any job which might be offered large
small In short his effort has been to ret uo in aJt
respects first class establishment
Terms Reasonable. Orders solicited Casa maid for
Old Pewter and Brittania.
Works situated M;.in Street near Barclay R. p
Canal Basin. o. BARPFETT
loWahua April H. 1861. Proprietor,
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aes. Owing to the fact that so large num-

nA- Owing to the fact that so large mum
her of the male teachers from Smithfeld and its vicinity
have gone into the armyaso, that all the officers or
nearly all are out of the county it has been thought ad
visabe postpone the meeting OF the Teachers Associ
alton which to be held the II & 3 nsts., Until the
annual meeting. The excitement consequent upon the
news from the war absorbs all other interests. All who
were take part in the meeting will be expected to
perform the parts at the annual meeting, of which
due notice will be given.
Sept |, l6G2. {. K. COBCRN.
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SS- New ACADEMY OF THE SISTER or THE
-iOAf CHILD Repairs and changes are now going on
'''eSSary to accommodate the new school, which will b
'red III this borough about the first of October next
Inc privileges of education which will oe placed with
'i= reach OF our citizens, by establishment of this
are Of the highest order There are no hgher
educational institution in England than the one from
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c. r. COBURN.
nSa- In important order has been issued by

ngA- In important order has been issued by
the War Department relative to the procurement of sui
stitues in anticipation of draft. BY the terms of this
order all attempts to procure substitutes in anticipation
Of the draft will be regarded by the War Department
dIScouragug en.iStmeIts; and the persons who make
such attempts and their aders and abcors, liable to
arrest under the order OF August 6h By the order
the publication oE adyertiS mcut~ with view Of aiding
sch attempts will hereafter render the publisher liable
arrest.
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Mr. The seven Companies from this c

0o organized into regiment with two companies from
r,rebanna and one from Wayne, at Harrisburg, last
,oat Mai. II, j. MADILL was elected Colonel, Guy H
,r,rx1ys Lieutenant Colonel ; l. ?. SPALDING Major
On Friday last they armed and started for Wash
ugon being the first regiment organized in the State
for the war. The regiment is No 14l. ?. " We have
boon prcmised the muster rolls, which shall publish
a. soon as received,