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, 1862-08-29

There vas good attendance On Change, but
owingto an advance In f:elsh:e, tina general mar
kets were dull and lower.
Flour wac al1noat entirely neglected, and the
ansactions were very light at s. 595 30 for win
ter extras, ard s4.N GAS for spring extras.
Winter Wheat suffsrtA q decline Of 111z09c on
the various grades-wita sales OF No Red at 81
No Red. 96@97Ne; a1a Rejected Red At S5Dssc
There Was fair demand for No Spring, which
was steady, with salfs q. e4}6Go5c; but No 2
Spring declined 1Gac, nth Gales at at7a1s1c.
The Corn market wal at perfect stand-sti1, and
the transactions were killing at decline Of no
&C per buehel-w1.h sales at 33@sl15c for Mixed,
and 26h@,27xc for R,jected in store; 3shc fol
High Mixed adoat; an6 4aO4411<c for White Mixed
afoat.
Oats were dull at a;11<c-cloatng with down,
ward tendency. Rye vas steady and quiet ut 4Sc
Righwines e9c.
Frc'ghts advanced 14c per bushel-w1th engage
ments at &C for corn to Buffalo, and 10<c for corr
and wheat to OsWezo via Goderich. At the clo=e
| vessels were held at &c for corn to Buffalo.
, 1862-08-29

On a sTRIKE---We understand that the
employees of the West Side city rail ways yes
te'day got!upon strike for higher wages. Su.
pe1inteudent Ful1,r at once refused peremp-
tor II any advance Of wages. telling those who
did not like the prices to leave 1t last
accounts the matter had quieted down and
the employees we're again at work.
, 1862-08-29
TROAI THE FIR z AT
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Another behring's Safe Preserves
its Contents.

DA7HPoKT, Iowa. July 29ta. 1saz.
MISSES. HKRESa T. Co, Chicago:
GNr=I am the owner Of a Safe manufactured
byyou Said Safe was in 8 Grstn Elevator In this
plsce, and which Elevator was burned somc two
months stnce The Safe came ont In hne condition.
the money and papers In good state Of preservation
The fire vas tue Of the largest that ever occurred
here apd one Of intense heat We had to cut the door
open, the 18ek being injured by the hest)
Youzs, de-. &c TASHBURN.
HEHEINHB EATEE1 CHAMFIOa EIRRPRQQJ
6AFEa.
The moxt reliable security haan ira now knaw1
BEHRING'S CHAMF1oN NBUR9LARFROQF 8ATB
Lined with Herring d F1oydh INV FArxHT "CKYE
fA1ZKp BOE"-tta ouly NEAL ~htcs canno: be
d,lled. WEEIE8 CO. q 8sata EIeek.
&10.OOO.m;,zAA, gentlemIsn tts.nIsat. of Of
valuable AcQua1ntanCe, desires to connect hnSsn
wfth an established aouse doing kafe and prons2o.e
business. and contribute ten thonssad dol!axs casn
maine, stating pa1tieu ara None others VIII noticed
Best city reie7ences given and required. G04 NEE
CIAI." Tribune Office, au2af9S9#
, 1862-08-29

The BOARD oF TRADE BATrER1.-The
members Of the Board Of Trade Battery,
through their Captain, J. e. Stokes, have ex-
tended an Invitation to the memaers Of the
noon at O'Clock, and Witnssa thsi r drill.
We understand the Board hsye accepted the
invitation, which is also extended to all
t1ieEds ef the battery.
, 1862-08-29

METHODIST M1ss1oss-The magnitude Of
the missionary movements Of this church is
understood by few out of its own member
ship At home It's missions are principally
amnng the GermaDE-of whom there are al
rtady more than o00 0oO commuuicants-the
Seandinayians, the Iudians, and 81 oag the
frontiers and in destitute portions of the coun-
try. The foreign missions are in Africa-
where there is an entire Annual Conference
presided over by black B,shops--in China,
Germany, Bulgaria, India and South America
the latter selcsustainiag, All these arc in
successful operation. We ara informed that,
owing 10 the economical plan Of conducting
the business, the entire working expenses Of
the Society are only ahou. fno a,sd half per
ct,.t. on the means collected and disbursed!
We learn that the Methodist Churches OF
this city have fixed upon next Sabbath as the
time for their Annual Missionary Meetings.
ard that sermons will be preached in the vari-
ous churches by Bishop James: Dr.. Harris,
Assistant Corresponding Secretary; Dr.. Thom-
son, editor Of the advocate ana Journal, New
York; Dr.. Bowman, President Of: the 1ndiana
Asbury University; Rev. L. Hitchcock OF
Cincinnati, &C., and that there will be several
Sunday School meetings, all closing with =
grand rally at "Old Clark Street, on Monday
night, Of all Of which, full programme may
be expected In due time.
DESERVING sEAMEH.-Four seamen belong
ing to the brig n. IT. Standard were arrested
yesterday, By Deputy United States Marshal
johnson, charged with having deserted.
Tht tr names were Mastin Gorman, j. B. Grad
dock, John Mccarthy and Edward Brittan.
Upon being brought before q. S. Commis.
sioner Hoyne, they acknowledged to having
signed the ships papers, but gave as an excuse
tor deserting, that while they had shipped for
so per month, other aeamen had been hired
for 81. The Commissioner gave them the
option to either peaceab1y 60 back to the yes.
sci, or be committed to jail They chose the
| former course. There has been much trouble
Of late, growing out Of the absence Of men
! from duty on board our lake craft It is nov
proposed By the captains to force every mat
who signs the papers to fulfil his part of the
contract,
, 1862-08-29

CTOLEN OR STRAYED-On
~ Sunday night from tac snb5c.sosr park = =, fsI
there IA srge swel1tn: The andee Will plesse 70
turn her TO- RHOTNLOW kHAahllh, e3sa eaa tes7 n
p!aineS and Adams s&rtets ha&1Sa0f9t
, 1862-08-29

McDosoVcn's BEsEF1T.-T1e performance
ct McVicker's Theatre this evening is for the
benefit Of Mr.. McDouough, who, as ts Mother
Pluto,'' has given such vast amount Of
amusement to play-goe during the lat t9o
weeks. The Seven Sisters'' will be the at
traction which, with the claims Of the benefi-
ciary, will fill the theatre "The Battle Cry Of
Freedom" will be sung by thirty ladies aud
gentlemen. Secure your seats carly for there
will be rush
, 1862-08-29

TEE STATE NORMAL UNIVERSITY
mkt term Of the State Normal University be-
gins September Sth, with full board Of
teachers. There Is every Indication that the
advantages Of this Institution are more and
more fully appreciated By the State at large,
and the we'll known and able educators who
have recently been appointed as teaehers can
not fail to add much to the usefulness Of the
school and give Increased confidence in tho
University.
, 1862-08-29

NEwMUs1c.-H.M.H N. Higgins, music dealer at117
Randolph street, has received and for sale
1hI6e excellent works fur the use Of Sab
bath Schools, entitled, 1.-THE Silver Chime, u
BY Geo +. Root; the "Golden Cha;n," and
the "Gollen Shower" By W. B. Bradbury.
These are advertised iu another column.
The same publisher has also issued q piece
Of sheet music entitled, "List, those Sounds
so SofIy Stealing composed by William
Lewis. This is pretty quartette which
should be in the hands Of every lover Of good
1uusic,
, 1862-08-29

Of the immediate action of the War Depart
mcrt IN the premises, We are ignorant, further
than that dispatch has been received in the
city from the Colonel himself, stating that he
has been restored to his command By order of
Major Gen. Wool.
, 1862-08-29

STEALING L1sES.-A man about fifty years
Of ase, named John Hidden, was arrested yes
terday and examired before Justice Milliken,
on the charge Of stealing fourteen yards Of
linen from the store Of Hugh Alexander, at
107 D.nrborn street. In default of $500 bail,
the accused WAS committed to Jail where he
will await lis trial before the Recorders Court
, 1862-08-29

neon p;,, co ;rnnea,,to,u f.~.a.s 49,, 49, ~.
metsenrtrs c,re sena - ~ 80 .r s.r,t. nuu1r go ~
r,,se,on rooms Al war,e1 Aras1a e1N'
The THEATRICAL REnEh.-George Roscoe,
the theatrical rebel whose arrest We noticed
yesterday, is a native Of Kentucky. He has a
superior education, having graduated at q law
university, ard subsequently spent two years
ard half in military academy. Hc served
eight months in the rebel army As Lieuten-
ant, and then, leaving his sword, uniform md
commission with the rebel General Buckncr,
came to Cincinnati, where hs was recognized,
and has since been closely watched. For rea-
sors known only to the officers Of the govern
mcnt, the exact charges cannot now be made
public We are assured, however, that he has
been in frequent and constant communication
with The enemy, At one time Roscoe had NIL
itary charge Of the 1oads leading ont Of Mem
pills.
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, 1862-08-29

;" A n NTED.-Perscns E requiring
~ he'P; to call at the En'=rant and En- aloyssent
Office 109 Clark street. Methodist Episcopal Church
n!ocG where rusJ be found rale aud ftnie he'll,
city ard country Orders from the ,rntry promptly
nt.eEd"f T.. Ffst Office Box 1Gl2. STET,tt:T
HAM1LTON. Persons Eitn good references v.1Et1lG
Respectable Situations. may find such st this office.
HIlS-t6fS In
, 1862-08-29

FRUIT-Green fruit Of al kinds Is becoming
more plenty, and the market is dropping. Apples
arc dull Sales Of about 100 baskets Indiana
peaches at $l.6o@'.62x 81 bris good apples at
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FLOWER rOTs,
At prices that will satisfy the reasonable a sizes. from
rEJEE ISLAND TOMATO,

Is variety introduced By Cant Frazier of Philadelphia
from the Feee Island large size and beautiful pink col
or very firm flesh and considered OF IL est eY-
or introduced.
LYCEsTER's PERFECTED TOMATO.
Large size fesh abundant and frm it ranks with the
Feiee and many think it best of all Color pale purple
These varieties and have been distributed spar
ingly Rotert BUST & Son, OF Philadelphia, told me
better variety could he raised.
PERPETUAL, OR OVERCOMING ROSES.
few dozen of choice and rare variety, having the
quality Of blooming the fall season from white to the
darkest color Depend upon it, offer Roses of real mer
it, both in Europe and America, very decided acqust-
ton in the line OF roses Price from so cents to ST.
PEONIES
Rose scented, pink. large size beautiful and nc shape
White do very large and splendid, both Of which are
great ornament to a flower garden. % cents each.
DIALETRIAS,
0neof the most graceful flowers that dec Ks the holal de-
paltmeut. 2j ceQts each.
yERBENAs.
The finest variety all in pots, at prices that shalt be
satisfactory. Call and see them.
CUCUMBER PLANTS,
IN pos l23 each, which be turned oct with
safety, making an early crop. so much desired.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS,
Fifty cents per hundred. All sweet potatoes raised
by setting plants All may depend upon supply this
Spring In fine condition 10 set from the 18th of May
the 2jtn OF june This gives ample tme tor the potato
to grow, the plant is quite od-ePen three degrees
south of they 90 not set before the Isl oJune They
early culture, and three plants 10 the hill and
be raised in Bradford county Any information wanted,
inquire at the garden
All late cabbage plants, ont door cuture, 25 cts. per
hundred
CELERY,
at Is per hundred. Thousands in fine condition to
set from the fifteenth of MAY TO the first of August
Rs Much pains will be taken to make plants strong
and stocky possible. by transpiantng, &c. Plants.
Grape Vines and all SELL may be carried any distance
az they will be packed in moss exceeding well.
~ have good pair Of TEAM HORSES, very OK.
cellent Lumber TWO HORSE WAGON, and team har
to seq. 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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ma- STAwBERRIEs.-T editor OF The Ger,
mlniown Telegraph make the following recommendation
oA the manager ent of strawberries -
When the fruit is forming and especially when il has
commenced to rpen the beds should be pentifully wa
tered once day at least. You need not be afraid of put
Ping too much the more the better 1t will repay
hc labor tenfold We find that rather low, is ground
pot garingly exposed to the SUM- and muiced - far to
preferred to high exposed grund, without any pro-
ection little shade d not hurt strawberries, and
moist soil artfcally naturally, is decidedly to lie
Nhosen The best uniform crops raised or ever
Paw, produced under such circumstances. II pro
Pery treated, there is crop certain than the
ftrawberry, or easier to obtain"
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rssu LOCAL NEws.-The local news market

rEa. LOCAL NEws-The local news market
decidedly dullyet everybody gances at the local de-
pameut an3 lift contains nothing the editor IS lazy
Ifhe speaks of things they are, he mld II he CLOS
se over s,othes down the rough points, he is bnbed
he calls things by their proper names he is unit for
the position Of an editor If he does he is rattehead
lacking stability. II he condemns the wrong, ne Is
rood fellow but lacks discretion II he lets wrong and
aiaries 60 unmentoned, he is coward II he uphods
public man he does it crafty spiteis tool OF
CLIQUE or belongs the outs" II he INDUCES in per-
s9raes ,he is gackgEard if he does not his paper Is
d.u and n,ipid. VIII, wouldn't be an editor?
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na- NATIONAL HoRsE FAIR shonld be
remembered that the great National Nurse Fair will be
ED at the Keystoce Park, Wiliamsport, Pa September
to the 5th, inclusive Arrangements have been made
secure the finest assemblage of ofmported, booded and
a'i7e breed Of horses that has been collected in this
fonnry The list Of premiums win be large, ranging a,
sh as 5000, Liberal arrangements have been and viii
made with the different railroads Williamsport be
FAg situate in the beautiful valley of the West Branch o.
lne Snsquehanna, and accessible by railroad from al
arts Of the United States and is einenty wel suited
forthe exhibition.
In blowing is a list Of the officer -
Board Of Manag rs--D. X. Jackman, J. n Bagg Col
6. Hathaway, P. II rdic, Henry Drnker, J. H. Cow
Pen Ed" ard Lyon Gosdon F. Mason aud Wm Calder.
P'ssidcnt-A E Kopp.
Chef Mdrshai-W. F. Logan,
Irasurer-H. E. Taylor
\ Secrttary-George NJ. De Pui.
Further particulars will be published in the course
Y lev weeks
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NINE. DEMOREST'S
QUARTERLY REVIEW OF FASHIONS,

WITH GREAT IMPROVEMENTS AND ADD
w tions, the summer number contains four large
splendid fashion plates three f>iZed patterns of descs
comprising the French Waist AN elegant Sleeve and
Msse8 Sack and sheet OF and beautiful Braid and
Emhrodering Patterns together with nearly hundred
engravings all the novelties bonnet cloaks
trimmings, chdrens dresses etc., and val sable nforma-
tonS to Mliners, Dress makers Mothers. and ladies'
generally presenting the largest and best Fashion Mag
azne in the World published 4iS Broadway and sold
everywhere at 25 cts, Yearly ST. with the following
valuable premium:
Each yearly subscriber will be entitled to receipt for
the selection SO worth of plain patterns from the
designs in the book from the show they may
be ordered and sent by mail any time during the Year
by paying the postage. Splendid inducements to Can
vassers Summer No. ready.
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sa> POISONED PAPER HAYGINes. 1t would


ee TO be fact that the coored paper hangings gen
ay IN nse forthe walls of our houses, have unfavor
eject up on the inmates from the quantity of asenc
''ed and taken into the system through the lungs
| le boston T. Gueier says:
we are informed upon the best authority of late
d. the West End. The wife of one of our prominent
"s some time since sickened and seemed to be going
uecIine. An eminent physician was called in, but
puzzled at the symptoms of the case, which seemed
"'ohe OF The most mysterious character. The hus-
also oegan to complain OF an unusual feeling Of de-
n AT last one day the doctor cal ed at the house.
We e0oor OF the sleeping room of the patient was
p"kng at the room, the of the trouble was
the green paper npon the walls. He order
Tto be stripped of and other paper substf.
athe lady rapidly recovered, and Ia now en-,
'usnal good health
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-19

$50 PREVENT Hens SErTING.- Pat the
ben in tub FL it with water so that her feet will touch
M bottom aud her body be at the top of the water then
cover the Tub up that she cannot fly out As she can
G sit down without getting wet, and will have to stand
up leave her in this position two three hours and
then let her out She will not set any more.-Erchange
To MAZE HENS LAY.-Put the hen in tub Of water
the water to come about three inches over her head
leave her in this condition ior few minutes enly, then
remove her and she will lay necessarily
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-19

rsr REMEDY FOR BoILs Instead of the
nae of the lancet for the suppression of bos at an eory
stage Dr. SpooNER, of Boston, recommends an etheral
,ton of iodine (thirty grains o. iodine to OF
,berl applied with brush, morning and evening. The
same application gives relief in chblains, and in erysi
reas or it may be varied by solution Of nitrate Of sill
yer. It is easy totry.
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= (AHERIFFS SALE,-By virtue of a writ
A'of Ferj Facas issued out of the Court Of common
pleas OF Bradford county to me directed will be cX-
posed to public sale on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day
Ot June 1852 at O'Clock, p NJ at the house of PraCep,
tor Forbes, in Roe the following described lot piece
parcel OF !ud situate in Rome b2T0, beginning on the
l. Moodys lot thence along the highway south 24Bowest
lgg feet 10 post oi + c. Cranmer's lot thence
south 65fo east 2Gj eet to in line of J. Pass.
thence north 24.o east Ice teet to corner of L.
Moody lot thence west along SAID Moody line POS feet
to the place OF beginning containing 800 feet, strict
measure, with framed house, framed barn and fruit
trees thereon.
ALSO-Oue other lot in Ronc boro bouuded north by
lands OF Festus {. Cranrey, east By Canmer south
by Stephen CraHmers estate, and west by John Pass.
more containing about /! acres more or less.
ALSO-Oae other lot OF wood, or timber land in Rome
twp, bounded north by lands of W " Kinnys estate
east by the highway, south by " Woodburn and west
5y Marcus uphams estate, containing acres, or
less.
ALSOFrcco2o: Forbes interest in the real estate of
Arnest Eorbe> dec d. late Of Rome twp, consisting OF
Is and so perlhes Of Improved land bound north
yy Gds IT Harriet Barnes, east BY T0wner south by
land OF Deborah Ann Russell west by land OF Philander
Towntr, all improved.
ALSO-0ne other lot Of timber land. being portion
OF the estate Of AEcst Forbes decd and bounded north
by land of Alzina Drake by Rozna Forbes south hv
the highway and west by lands of VIM. McCabe being
same lot 0: timber Hri Of 10 Preceptor Forbes con-
taining acres and g5 perches. anu called lot No 4
Seized and taken in execution At the suit Of Wood
burn Vs. precertor Forbes.
a. Il. SPALDING, Sheriff.
Towanda June g. 1852
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H.. 4 WED Man CAPTURED.-A wild man
was last week found in the woods of Jackson county. In
dina captured and taken TO the Superintendent Of the
poor, to lie cared for. Weae.aken he found lying
behind thinly clad and asleep. The ua.ortunat'
says that for the past fourteen years he has -ulsSed
Almost entirely upon root, helbs and berries and during
itat time but rarely net with any human sing Since
bis apure he has partaken OF bat LITTLE en'I!Shmentand
le indications arc that his life is fast ehbia@ away All
Efforts to ascertain his a& par-utsse baSe proved
aanayaling.
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asau IMPORTANT TO ABSENT FoLUNTEERs.-
To enable the large number of volunteers now absent
their regiments and who are fit for duty to return, the
Var Department has autorzed tie Governors Of States
10 give them passes certificates, which VIII entle
them transportation to tue station OF nearest muster
igg officer quarermaster, who will pay cost oi s"ch
transportation such ceti aton Or pass and provide
transportation fer the soldier to his regiment OF station
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Towanda June 2, 1852.


GUARDIANS SALE-ln pursuance of
"a OF order cf the Orphans Court OF Bradford Coun-
y there viii lie exposed to public sale, the premises
clock p. NJ saturday, jane q, 1862, al the
right, title and interest Of the minor heirs of Horato B.
Bowen late OF Warren township in a certain tract OF land
situate in the township aforesaid bounded ard described
follows Beginning 81 stake andstOneS in north line Of
Jacob l.. Burbank land and of land OF VIM. Kin
Jr, thence north 80 east IS 9l0 perches by land
said Ninny to stake and stones in centre of highway.
thence SO east 10 perchesalong sa highway spring
OF water thence north 60 east 2! perches to stake and
stones thence south $50 west 30 10 percheS by land of
Vim. ". Chafee to stake AID stones thence north $50
west along the north line of j. D. Burbanks land So 2O
Pechc to place OF beginning containing acres be the
same more CT less.
ALSOAnother tract Of land situate ia the same town
ship, bounded follows Beginning in the centre of the
highway, northeast of VIM ~ Chaee's shop thence by
the centre OF The road north ei5tery II rods the
OF Calvin Dodges lot, thence n0rth-wcsterly by the
said Dodges ine the the Mir road sixteen
rods thence Aouh 20 west q rods the centre of the
highway west OF the said Chaes shop thence east by
said highway II rods to the place Of beginning contain
ing acres be the more or less, all of which the
said lIor3ti0 g. Bowen died seized,
TEEMs- One.ialf on confirmation Of sale, and balance
in year with interest from confirmation OF sale.
LUCINDA BOWEN, Guardian Of
! Sarah A. Bowen Cyrus 7 Bowen, Martha l., Bowen.
| May 10. lSG2
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rag- PoIsoNED-One day last week, lit
e girl about eleven years old adopted child of JOSEPH
7oxrs lock tender, at North Towauda, while gathering
vteryreens ate something which poisoned her, from the
sst Of which she died. She was bule at this place on
Sunday
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~The Co

ss-Vhe Convocation of the Episcopal
church at this place concluded its labors on Sunday
ri,g las. The rite of Confirmation was conferred up
~ seventeen persons. by Bishop STEVENS TIE Bishop
,r.ocbed very fine and eloquent discourse the sub
io,t Of Missions, on Saturday evening.
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My A COOP HIr.-In DUFFEY's fremont

nG- A COOP HIT.-IN DCFFEYs lTemOht
r,vs room Chicago Is displayed sign which might be
posted in the houses of very many sub
.cers who pay for newspapers that many others may
road them It reads as follows, large sponge being
hung over the space enclosed n brackets
Gentlemen are requested not 10 their Reading "
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-19

rss- FRosr.-This vicinity was visited by
quite severe frost On Monday and Tuesday nights We
- 90 heard of no material injury being done'
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N.Y. We understand that Hon. GEO Ian,
will address the citizens of franklin this county on
bo state OF the coatry at ROBERT MErrEERs, Saturday
lime aS, at : o'clock, Pm.
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be- Dr.. 0. 81. WooDRgFF, Dentist, Office
over Eddys Clothing Store, is now doing all kinds of
work in the most superior manner. Being skful oper
a'or he most successful in all branches oil his profession
We can recommend him from experience. Give him a
call
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Notice to Collectors.

VOU arc hereby authorized to deduct FIVE
IL per cent from the State tax Of every individual
who shall pay his her State and County Taxes in full
or before he 2t day oune next and the same shall
be allowed you in your settlement with the Treasurer,
provided the is by You paid into the County Treas
ury on or before the 10Th and 9th days ofJune next
BY order of the Commissioners,
E. B. COOLBAUGH, Clerk.
Cnnnmissinner,s Office Anril 10 1862.
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rea Fssr1vAL.-Remember the Ladies Fes
trs for the benefit of our sick and wounded soldiers al
Hail. this "wednesday evening