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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-02

Ok 600 YOUNG THRIFTY FRUIT
ACsOOO TREES standard and dwarf embracing
all The best varieties of Fruit offered for SALE at the Sus
quehanna Nurseries located at Towanda and Athens Pa
the coming fall. The trees growing good land
and must be Sold Grape Vines by the hundred thous
and very cheap.
ss- WANrED-A few intelligent, active and trust
worthy business men, agents. to solicit orders for
Trees, Plants Shrubs &C.. delivered in the fall of 1862
liberal compensation will be paid.
DANIEL HARKINS.
roraRds, Pa, July -, lss7.-ly
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MUSIC BOOKS-OLIVE BRANCH
VI Jubilee, Diapason, Oriental Glee Book. &C..
AT THE NEWS ROOM.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-02

TRIBUNE ALMANAC, ALSO METH
l. ODlST Episcopal and Farmers Almanacs,
AT THE NEWS ROOM.
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pIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
- large and small, AT THE NEWS ROOM.
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DHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, ALL PRI
l. CES, from So Is to IS 25,
AT THE NEWS ROOM.
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EABER'S CELEBRATED POLY
l. GRADE Pencils AT THE NEWS ROOM.
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Rem advertisements.

CTATIONERY, OF ALL DESCRIP
~ tions. Letter. Noe. Cap and Legal Cap Paper En-
velopes, all sizes and kinds Pens Pencils Penholdor
and Ink, Ink Stands, &C., &c.
AT THE NEWS ROOM.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-11-21

Alslan0,

guf stntm iu SsrfaiQrs RatteefunOensn
Banquet, bas ~ G9ren Der bort fatiupirten
6epaasrit'S fF3itre sessben wurbt.. ipra& elm
Colonel ft en6in aus bos Der Saa nabs :l.i,
no Napplecn Ts OerlammtIn perbe,. nm arasn
Die hntsrbrldrr 9eleMs OaS S6psrt 3u ,trber
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litii&sn &rstirn aq9smein anstnommen, Bag elm
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den MOLTEN, Das unttrnshmsn mar aber elm
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uOOsr ltttsu bic euftidtHsr S6iFbru&, uue ma
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-11-21
. General aOats 8ltutsr, Fer N6 ole Rom,

- @GnIral9pnts BlEnttr, Fer f6 oils Rom
manOtur inner gantetz DiStTUn in @tR, Strsts
ntsn otttt 86ubrrtirn iinO uuesre6ttshitrn 3u
S6ulosn ~tommrn, 70 bas :sr IS islblt 2irepIn
3us arg m0&ts unp pom hsmi tlbrn atesisBt tpurpr,
1T gantestsri6trn 3ufOIes ettprbsn.
- Sn rrr 9sftbSrbune rrn Ndf1fTppt 1T
rim @sitbtntpurf tinssrei6t lporren, BEN Grn:
f6rsrirttn NOtsn ssltBslGtise &ruft gu esbsn.
5dtts pom allen Staatsn ldnsit aei6r9tn iouen.
- Sn RaittnstOn, .. G.. fno bic prstis
BON 9rbtnsmtttsln a!'tm SsrtNtnt6 stssn fru:
Der elti6faGs 'bsbsutsnb 9sftsssn. SU tpfst
Rtubfsf3 35 Gts. per Yfunp, Butter so @ts.
per pfunb, Gitr SO @te. per .GuBsnr, &Ublsn
Gil per 3onnt, 5OIs $50 per GOrb u. (. M.
Sir. Elm mtublirtsS 3immsr mir6 S40-12O per
Wionut perlan9t.. '-:' 49,. -
- SIR General boob, 6fr In Der S&la&t
am Gbidamdusa Elm 8sin SrrIor, tatsn Die fri
Ser unttr itm ftbtnOsn SolbuiSn $4,000 ju.
fam rnenssfsusrt, um ibrsm topfsrfn 6u9rsr has
bette 8ortbstn gum @sl&tnt su MAIDEN, bds in
Der. CONFEDERATION anssfsrtist perrtn fam. .
= Sn prrf6itetrtn sSt6Otsn ers Rcrrsns
R19en &rbttttr. Nusfdnes fattstiuurtn, bic ti-
men srnIbaftertn Gtarafter anjunsbmrn rrpbsn.
Na6 9.ri6tsn pom Cap Ter @utsn 5Ufs
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Stramer yIIatamd" ODER aud, mic rr fcnlt &C.
nannt .tpurpt, bic y290,'$ apt. Srmmes, brrsils
81 9antssl&tft sttapsyt unO B~srt6rt unp tsi6uft
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= DIR Staat @trr9ia tot wG6rsnc Ger leg.
ten Stret @Onate nabrsu >anbettaIb Miqiuns,
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pirp auf apan3|8 Riqtunsn arI6GBt.
Sn 6snrp uno Qntrid County, 3d., ma
rem pOrist @c&e bic 9ersiptssH berstts nit
.S6nst bsceft.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-11-21
Drrmf6tes.

Btt ROSsusoiu, 10 @etltn ron RnOr<
? Siur, Stnn., sslsSen, nutmtn unfsrt Grnppsn
BEN gautsts Surts. DU&s ots &anOusan at uno
ma&t.n 600 b%trisIbsn au @efanssusa: 90 be.
tt&tta n5rbii4s 5sitansen.
Sen. 5OpS if trssrn istner i'm Grles Be-
laptrfsHtn Snpfsrteit sum @snratseitutsuaat
= sTbuben rurpsn. II
- @rs. eineOGn CAB tarBli& siHth Bau, ben
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isBIaa5u f G6an estrasen wuTtt. Dde nsnht
astaSAH tn NUtbsn rtyhbItaui(9l etufa@Edt.
Die Damsf6lFr atts BdnfSss Ssoitn,
@em un6 AsSdHef Ittfta eladlt& nit nstttpols
Ia aasuasra ~ stntm GuuE edfWE ttH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-27
PROF. LOUIS WuNDRAVS<
CELEBkATED HERR NFn1o,vns

NJ y " tOr the irst time introduced ;n.NIoy
~ country, nave been succpssfulv NV NV 'ns
twenty Six years in Germany, and tbo useo Tor
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-27


r,,,o states that s'Mr. Benjamin, the Secreta
~ If State at Richmond has sent a note TO
,he agents of the Ccnfederacy abroad, with
;net,uctions to communicate it to the principal
Powers Of Europe The contents OF these
,,otoc are substantially these The interests
and the wishes Of the Confederate Govern
,oant are to cultivate amicable relations with
al the Powers Of the continent, and to otter
them a generous participation IN all the bene-
fits Of = free, commercial, industrial and soclal
intercourse with the South. But while this
Government entertains the Warmest sympa-
INV with the nations Of the Old World, and
desires to invite it to share OF the wealth or
the New, it must not forget that there are GER
rain duties intimately connected with It's safe
~ and dignity which it would be wrong to lg-
nore or Overlook Such are the duties I'M
nosad unon it by the presence OF the Europe
an Gonsuls all over the Southern Confederacy'
Tbase gentlemen have been, since the beglnnlng
# The war, placed in position which con-
ficted with the rights, if not with the exls-
rence Of the Confederacy.
I'm order to put an end to this anomalous
state Of things, and to regulate very lrregu-
lar position, the Confederate Government mas
decided that henceforWard foreign Consuls
would only be recognized in the capacity OF ma
val agents, whose duties should be connned 20
the transactions resulting from the arrival ana
clearance Of vessels, and to their crews. In
doing this the Confederate Government does
not divest the foreign Consuls OF any OF their
legitimate duties, but prevents them only 1roin
exercising certain other assumed dlplon1aC1c
functions which the new, CONDITION III Whlch
they were placed had rendered. necessary
The note concludes by stating that foreign
Cabinets must not look upon this measure as
Indicating an intention on the part OF Contede-
rate Government to resent IN any way the re"
fusal of it's recognition by them, but simply IS
q step dictated by prudence. :
Day before yesterday, portion OF Baker
detective force captured on the Potomac, near
Blackstone Island, contraband goods in
transitu to Virginia, to the amount of 900.
Two blockade runners tout OF eleven) were also
seized, One of those taken proves to be man
named Adler who was twice before confined in
the Old Capitol
Hon. George II. Pendleton, chairman, and
the other members of the delegation appoint
ed by the Democratic Convention Of Ohio, to
wait upon the President with reference to the
return of Mr.. Vallandigham, have had TWO in
terviews with the President, and stated to him
in writing their object and purpose. 4 re-
spouse will not probably be made before Mon
day.
Gen. Franklin has been ordered to a COM
mand in Louisiana, under Gen. Banks
Dr.. Edward L. Shelby, Of Upper Marlboro,
Md, had his pocket picked one night this
week of gold watch valued at $3.50, while re,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-27
HORRORS OF THE BORDER.
from the ST. Louis Repub lican.l

from the ST. Louis Repub lican.
People greatly mistake who suppose that on
and near the line between Kansas and Mlssou,
ri the question is any longer one OF Union and
Disunion. The real question IS rather VINO
has any property left to be stolen or any throat
to be cut. Rascas and rufhans OF all hues-
collected from every part Of the United States,
and probably some parts OF kuropeomn,abouno
all through the border country. They are
mere robbers and murderers, butdlsgulse their
character under some thin mask--sometlmes
of Secessionism and sometimes OF Unlonlsm.
Il might be interesting to contrast cens'
(supposing one could be taken) OF the present
number Of inhabitants in the Missouri border
counties with q register of the number three
Years AGO. Dissolution aud desertion are print
ed in the saddest colors all over that raVaged
tract Of country The Missouri border having
been pretty thoroughly laid waste, the bn-
gands are now paying their attention to the
Kansas border. The merchants caravans on
the Sante Fe trail hold out strong temptations
to these rascals, who vary their Occupation, OF
robbing stores, burning houses, and murder
ing peaceable settlers in Kansas, Ey assaultlng
and robbing the trains to New Mexico. A
home in the range OF the Bedouln Arabs
would be about as safe and agreeable as one IN
this border country. 1t would seem that 1t
must take some time and the most stringent
measures Of fearless Government before that
country can be again the TT abode OF civilized
man.
Gen. ~. T. Smith has been assigned to the
defences of the Susquehanna river, I'VE sup
pose under Gen. Couch, and Gen. Dana to
the defence of Philadelphia.
Rates of marine insurance are increasing IN
New 7 ork and Boston.
A session Of the Illinois Legislature was
held on the 23d, with the view Of legalizing
the Wabash Horse Railway, and testing the
legality Of the Governors propagation. The
Democrats contend that the Assembly is still
in session, having never adjourned. -Four
members Of the House were present and two
of the Senate. A committee was sent to the
Governor to ascertain if he had any conmu-
nicaton to make The Governor replied that
he had nothing to say, and did not recognize
the meeting.
Official documents show that Massachusetts
has contributed towards the war $4,000 sol
diers in addition to the 10000 recruited for
the Navy within the limits OF the State, which
is an excess over her share.
The Indian Department has news of the
assemblage Of 10, 900 Warlike Indians Of differ
ent tribes at Fort Larned, Kansas. 1t is
thought that unless they are soon enlisted,
they will give much trouble. Five hul@
dred thousand dollars were distributed among
them some time since by the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs to keep them peaceable, and he
now urges upon the Secretary OF War the
nronr;afv ne an1iating them into the military
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-r~us FOR ALEXANDKIA}W "a ~ ~
.E 49, INGTON, AND LAN IL ,s oH
THE POTO M C RIVER line .; Sis ;aars
KEYPORT, Capt. Z. A, Ryther' Will WI. ri Fl,
pier foot of Barre street, Baltlmofev eye; 9oton
day, at p. m, for Alexandra, washington
and landings on the Potomac RIVER .uo,r Tines.
Returning, will leave Washington ' s'e dsy st 8
day at a. NJ and Asx "a ndns s", on the Poto
a. m, for Baltimore and landings Va
Custom House permits must acG 1dtd,as1
freight for Alexandria and landings Oh 10''''''
river.
All freight must be prepaid; ~ hoard or to
For freight or passage, apply on H ;rbt street
A, NEEDHAM s. SONS, az i1's"'
wharf a6 5R Balfo0reB 2 i & CO., Alens
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-10

mpl'Hbe, the beyonets of the army against the
breasts OF The fathers, brothers and friends Of the
soldiers and suheniing those States TO military
surveillance and Dominion
- That wa denOunee AS liheers of the Demo-
cratic parity enemies of their country, the men
WAC are engaged IN representing the Democratic
party as wanting IN sympathy with our soldier IN the
held, 1t "A Ease slander upOa human nature to
assert that the Democrats, who have hundreds {
thousands OF brothers aud CONS tho army, do not
sympathze with them and It Is an outrage upon the
Democratic party thnt has alwny. stood ny ie coun-
ry, to assert that 1t il not the friend OF its gallant
defenders.
%. That The conduct Of Bu adler General Massn
the military comnRndant at Columbus and Of the
oihcer commanding the provost guard In preventing
al appearance of military restraint upon the proceed
ings of this Convention, show that they have Just
appre auon OF the Constitution Of their country and
the rights uf the people, and that they are wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct on this occa
sion Is IN striking cOntrastwt the contrary conduct
OF the military authorities upon the occasion Of the
lale Democratic meeting nj indianapolis. And we
take pleasure In exDr's ssng confidence in General
mason aud the officers and soldiers under his com
mand.
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
Tor the nominees, three for the Constitution and three
for the Union.
WILLIAM MEDlLL, President.
Amos LAYMAN, Secretary.
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exemptions
EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT

DERsoNs claiming to be exempt from tho "Con
4 scHpton Aet passed 10y Congress March 3, 1888
ana now ahoutto take effect have their sary
papers made out properly and promptly, by caing NJ
the once OF the unders gncd, Pension and Bounty
IRON store)
sel4dawt TlLToS FITCH.
IMPORT mt NOTIUE-I will, until after the d. an
takes place in this District, assist m procuring or
persons entitled thereto the exemptions provided 'or
IN the second section OF the act "tor enrolling and
calling out the national forces, and other purpose. ="
known generally as the Oonscript Law.
M u. NOLAN
hulviSwt Attorney at Law.
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@e0lcal.
NCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1850,


Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES.
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians In the world,
nR u. DONAPARTE, nom London and Paris
- hosptals aud for the past ten years Of tho Gin.
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late Of New York This il the only once IN The city
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~ stages cured IN days; Secondary symptoms in
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potency, Sigor restored IN To weeks All diseases
= private nature treated with unparalleled success
iaae or female.
DR.. Bouapsrte's great work on private dseases Tho
Private Guide 70 HEALTH ~ beneficial to ALL male and
ienale Old and Young, should read this hook twill
enlighten those who grope In darkness. Price IS
Dr. Bsnaparte's French Patent Male sarel II ia
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Price OF the French Patent Male safe 81 the singie
enc, 81 per half Dozen 81 per dozen, sent by mail
E1-Msdeme LozIERs Female Moothly Pills il
safe and reliable remedy for suppresslons and All fe
male diseases Ladies' should not use them dsinns,
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81 % per boN-eNtra fine S5-sont TO any address by
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Drs. D. a R. are the men to consult; they nv. nm
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and 70 watch the progress through long career OF
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Dayton, Kenla and columbus Rallroad,
"A q SIIiI;i..s,., s.

GfAl - s. - ..ss.i;s Siii;ji;.ss szSsl
| hREE DAILY Trans East, via Columbus. Ibrhus
4 tickets nom Dayton 10 all Eastern ,Jles
Ihfee DAILY Trans East ieayIna Ilayton far m.
East a. follows Night Express lOia. m; Uinc,nns,.
AnuC"uihbus DAY Express nc l,4Ua. m; The. rain.
Z. IN, stops at all way stations between Dayton A..
Arriving at Dayton night express s;lba m; Accom-
press s.5b p. IN. " my hA
tiT run by COLUMBUS time which Is minutes ins
l"ush tickets can be had for all Eastern cities L,
calling on s. W. KING, TICK e. Agent -
SEQ l., W. MUoDMA.tD, SUPERINTENDENT
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CHANGE OF TIME
Dayton aud Michigan Railroad.
sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati X. n


4 IN and alter December 81 1850, anu uutl ni,th,
" notice, Passenger and Freight Trans will laav,
DAYTON, gong north, follows:
, 1lL A. M. through Freight and Accommodation
O.fU with Passenger Car attached,
Ift,Jn A. NJ. Mail tram ior Springfield Colu,nh,.s
lU.OU Uruana, belieiontaine, Forest, Clvde s,,,i
sahuuskyi connecting at springfield with IRAN 10,
London and Colunibhi arriving Columbus M x,D
mi AZ Urbana with train Columbus, at Iorest ,.,t
Tram on ftisburg, W. Wayne a Chicago X k gons
East, arriving IA CIestline Al 5;46 M aud PtAbnr, q
9SO MI at Clyde with fisln Cleveland and o,,Io
~ H. going kAEt, arriving IA Cleveland nj $40 n ~,
DunklrR ut $3.50 II, and Buffalo nt b:SU a M tlon,
West arriving IN Toledo 81 1910 M Detroit AZ U.l6
m, Oklcago al luJu "a M, Hhd SanduHky n o:4o IA m
El 4. M, Night Ia pIess foT spnnuhelu ilrtanr
vi ANA bellelOnthibe, tonnet uiK Al forast v,i'
Iran gong kast on i1ttsbnrg, ft hyne and tib,,
Road arriving Crssillne NJ B.lb NJ pitlsiair,, ~ 20
M. Gong Wet, With 1Tan arriving IN m na,,,, =,
bz0 M and Chicago at lO.4O ~ at Clyde wth trr.
on CeyeHud ana Toledo X. X. arriving In Ceveiana 80
V3O IN, Dunklrk at 400 p bufh,lo al b,yU n M,
reaches sandusky 7iaO IA. N'
T.nE 4. N huntsville Accommodation lenytu.
asUO Dayton on arrival VI Iran from Uiptlnnnt,
rehching Springfield nj 800 m, Urlana at lU:4s "a ni
West Liberty Al ll23 IN, beeiontaiue at ll.6l a ,n
and huntsville al lz:lz IN.
Tickets VIA this Llue to all points North Eest AMI
West can be had at the Ticket Uthce In th. IInop l
SAM l. ". KING, Ticket Agent
- rare always as low By any other route
For Information relative 10 shipping EfeiphI Nv th,
Route, apply az the Company's hreight Depot-J s
MAbSkfi Agent. Il. RICE, supe rintsno.n,
M. u. CLAPr, Gen. Ticket Agent. suiO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-10
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