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SECOND EDITION,
THREE O'CLOCK p. M.
FROM HARRISBURG.
THE REBELS WITHIN TWELVE MILES OF
THE CITY

a gentleman who lett Harrisburg this morn
ing at o'clock, states the Rebels were between
Carlisle and Harrisburg, about ~ miles from
the latter place, and advancing.
He thinks that sufficient preparation has
teen made to give them hard battle.
He represents the Pennsylvanians as crimi.
nally Indifferent to the threatened invasion,
and states that the Germans in large numbers
are getting their cattle and horses together and
leaving.
Troops are being sent to Harrisburg from
New York n considerable numbers, four regi-
ments arriving last night
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MORE PIRATICAL DEPRECIATION

BATH, June ga pilot up from South Port
reports that four fishing vessels arrived there
this morning, who made the following report !:
A number of sailing vessels were DESTROYED
by pirate steamer off Cape Sable, on the day
before. Brunswick ship was boarded, and
other large vessels destroyed.
The Brunswick ship had many passengers
on board. and gave warning to the vessels
which have come in.
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FROM THE WEST

ST. LOUIS, June 26.-AttorHey General Bates
has arrived here. He will be serenaded to.
night.
About fifty prisoners from Vicksburg took
the oath of allegiance to-day.
Another batch Of rebels will be sent South in
afew days; among them Edward VIM. John.
SON, g brother of the rebel general.
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pu By !. + Wall 4. 90, A \,

u PROPERTY NEAR THE SMITHSONIAN IHsrIrU-
TI0H.-On TO ESDAY the 18th day Of July, A. D.
1853 IN front OF the premises, at o'clock D. IN
byvirtue Of deed OF trust to the subscriber bear
ing date the 18th day Of October 1882 and recorded
IN tfber A. g., No. col folos 1885, etc one of tina
land records, DO, shall offer for sale at eubiie
auction the following improved property to- Wit
Part Of Lot numbered Eve. go in square numbered
the CITY 2, Warrington, the said part fronting nine
teen 9) feet six f6l inches 18th St vest and az
tending back one hundred Ce0l feet. with the free
uss OF an alley three t3 feet wide and running bseS
Sn the hsd s9oth line Ct sid part
seription win appear, with the improSame nss
thereen, consisting OF neat and com fortsble tvo
story ana attic fraae house with back huiIdinr
This property Is located on 18th street west he
tween and o streets south, in the Immediate W
cinity OF the smithsonian restitution, ana IL ona
OF the most desirable residences in the sitr Ths
venient 800 "eset CON
II. Terms Of sale; One halt cash; the residue in
ana ~ months. the purchaser giving his notes Tar
the deferred payments, bearing interest from tka
dAy OF sale, and properly secured -
Adeed given and . deed OF trnss taken
~ Me terms OF sale are not complied with within
Lnree days from the day of sale the
sae resell tie said property at tae risk snd
cost OF the defaniting purchaser
Al oonyeyancing ut the cost Of the purchaser.
ieH sawln&ds WI. WALL C co.. XactS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

Last night, Officer McElfresh. OF the Fourth
Ward, arrested young man named William
Bailey, as rebel spy, and turned him over ia
Col. Baker. The prisoner was taken from q
hack on the avenue, about 1oX O'Clock, the
charge being made by Lieut.. Jos. V. Meigs
Bailey left the city to take part with the rebels
at the outbreak of the rebellion, but returned,
and has been living in Washington for several
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

A large number Of horses were captured this
morning at the old gas works, between Third
and Four-and.a-half streets, Island. The
parties, i've in number, having them in
charge were caught il the act Of brand
ing them with the condemned mark q. They
were arrested and taken before the Provost
Marshal
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A SINGULAR STORY

PORTLAND, June 27.-The u. S. cutter Caleb
Cushing went to sea during the night without
orders or officers.
Captain Clarke died yesterday, and an officer
was expected to take charge of her to-day.
The Caleb Gushing was provisioned for 8
two months cruise, and was heavily armed.
Steamers are being armed to send in pursuit
of har
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VERMONT POLITICS

MONTPELIER, June 27.-The Vermont State
Democratic Convention to-day nominated J.
p. Redfeld for Governor, Ed. Chaplin for Lit.
Governor, and r. w. Ormsby for Treasurer
They also chose four delegates to the National
Democratic Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

AHLThe Repnblicon's funny man is not par
ticularly happy in his supposition that the
editor of the Star, in paying his weekly visit
to his "farm in Maryland" has skedaddled to
avoid the draft. But is it fear of the draft that
causes the editor of the Republican to be up and
shaking nightly till daylight doth appear
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RpINEn

The sloop Flying Cloud, Of Baltimore. cap
tured few weeks since by the gunboat Prim-
rose, Ia the Potomac, as q blockade runner,
was lowed up to the Navy Yard. last evening.
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ANOTHER REPORT,
THE CAPTURE OF PORT HUDSON EXPECT
ED DAILY

NEW YORK, June PA private letter re-
ceived here, dated lith INST, from the vicinity
OF Port Hudson, says that every thing is going
on successfully, and the capture of Port Hud-
son is daily expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

NATIONAL LOAN. -National (52O) Loan
subscriptions amounted during the past week
to S6,2l6,25O, at the office OF Jay Cooke & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

~ petticoat, as well as q pistol, was one
of the causes Of the rebel Gen. Forests death.
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctione.r..
AALUABLE RuILDING L6TG mn "a pr 70

~ HhEEN MILLiAMs, Auctionesrs.
VALUABLk BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL
HILL AT AUcrIos-0n Thu RsDAY, the I'd
dsy Of July, We shall SELL on the premises at six
O'Clock p. m, the following handsome Building
Lots IN subdivision Of Square No. SIG, being Lots
49,, AMI 4. These Building Lots ara hand
Capitol and north street
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest from dsy of
sal sale a deed given and deed Of trust taken. IL
portion Of the cash payment win be reou;res
when the property is knock cd Off and il not Gem
Piled with il will be then and there put up and sold
to the next highest bidder,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

CREAM. Best Pr lad lphia Ice Cream
uS served TO families, parties, fairs, retailers,
and suffers, at lowest prices.
J. FUSSELL'S
Philadelphia Ice Cream Depot,
Je G-lmf corner 18th and streets.
N%mAs0NIO.-A special communication of
US NJ. W. Grand Lodge Of and A. M of the
DiLtrct Of Coiumb ia will De held at Masonic Hall
corner OF and Ninth streets, SATURDAY,,
June nth, at Il: p N. Punetuai attendance. is re
qucsted By order.
je st w MORRIS SMITH, Grand Sec.
ne WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
N RAILROAD COMPANY. The annual
meeting of stock b olders of the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company aud the election
for seven directors will be held at the Conpany's
Office, Corner New York avenue and Fifteen RI
street. on WEDNESDAY, July 8, between the
hours of IN. and p m.
je22d H. D. COOKE Pres
n~GREAT NOVELTY Sh AFT Ids Steam Ice
N Cream Mandatory, 3s6 9th street, be-
tween and 81. Families, Hotels Boarding Houses
Pairs: Entertainmen ts, Excursions and Parties
supplied with the choicest Ice Cream made Of the
best Pennsylvania cream, at Wholesale and retail
and delivered to any part of the city CONNECTION
cry Of every variety. ProDlp attention gwen to
orders. lie l9-lm'l JOS sHAFPlELD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

DIsMIssED-Yesterday, Jno. Mcintyre, who
on the charge of aiding soldiers to desert, had
hearing before Justice Ferguson, at the CEN
trail guardhouse, which resulted in his being
honorably discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

Liberal DoNATIoN.-Jay Cooke &c Co, Of
this city, have made donation of $500 to the
Sanitary Commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

GRAND LARCENY.-Yesterdayo officer BigIey
arrested VIM. McElhaney upon q charge of
stealing agold watch from George Dercamer
The property was not recovered, and the ac-
cused was sent to Jail for further hearing by
Justice Clarke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

- PRICES REDUCED
NRENADINE Shawls, Mozambique ShRwls
Black Lace Mantles Points,
Burnous and Ficolominis in great variety and re.
duced prices.
ja 2f NJ. TAYLOR Il Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

ORDERED TO MovE.-The 18th New Hamp-
shire regiment now doing guard and provost
duty around the city, have orders to be ready
to move. The regiment is under the command
of Col Wilson, and it is thought will take the
field shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FSsher.-Yestarday,
Thomas May, convicted of grand larceny, was
sentenced to thirteen months in the Albany
penitentIary.
George PARROT, found guilty of stealing a
keg of butter. was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for eighteen months.
Samuel Taylor and Thomas Sewell, coIored,
Were found guilty of assault and battery, and
sentenced to fifteen days in Jail each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

CLOSING EXERCISES OF THR UNION FEMALE
AcADEMY-The closing exhibition of Mrs. z
Richards Academy took place last evening in
the Academy, corner Fourteenth street and
New York avenue, and was attended by q
large number OF the friends OF the scholars
The entertainment consisted of reading COM
positions, many of them of a high order, sing
ing, recitations, &c, and was one Of the most
interesting and pleasant that hiss taken place in
the city for a long time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

hG asked that the habit Of thcussing partxan
politics at the door Of the church be dissoun-
tenanced. So far from being Objectionable to
the great mass Of his hearers, home members
of the preachers congregation, formerly in
Boston, now holding office under the Govern
ment, came to thank the speaker for seeking to
secure TO them the Sabbath hours for quiet re-
ligious reflection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-27

WV. L. WALL CO., Auctioneera
OF BARRELS OF SUGAR AT AUCTION.-on
M. We will sell at the Government Warebomss-
foot of 9th street.
gS Bar rels Of Sugar, In lots to suit purchaasrs.
le ~ W. L. WALL6 C0 Au-+s
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DIED
DIED
On Friday, 10Th instant, BENJAMIN J, GLE
MENTs, in the fourth year of his age. only child

DIED
On Friday, Goth instant, BENJAMIN J. GLE
Of Alexander and Eliza v Clements
Fare thee well, my little Bonnie,
rssra ns ss sasls tas
For thou st had the angel birth.
my lost, my precious treasure,
May thy mother soon from time.
DARK ems heavens golden tune.
Invited to to aoe
tsuEdayl evsning at O'Clock, from he residence
fort TOBACCO Times pleas. see oo as.h
WAkNTJEsA GIRL to COOK vsch end ron .s
between 9th and 18th SITS. ltt
WANTED-A mild lie aged (settledI WOMAN to
" ds the homework of . small family Apply
at the corner Of Eleventh and stre .s. WV
WANT1ED-A DINING ROOM SERVANT; one
ss'S :'Bs9af St Ben ss 81
EoR sALE-wBIFTLR's PHorOGRApH GAL.
l. LERY, a3s nth street vest. Good reasons
given 70. selling: win Be sold complete or any
mess mess This is good chance for invest
IS aSoTs FSa
Oils, var1ishes.. window Glass. Paint Brushes s.
MooRE's West End Drug Store,
3e U-6t 113 Penn. avenue,
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING.-MRS. M.
L IFERS would inform the ladies Of Washing
ton that she has taken rooms at No. 37S Ninth
near I. where she is prepared to answer ali ca Is
for Drees Making Work done promptly and in
and Satisfaction guaranteed. N. B.-Machiae
stitching done to order je 15Ivs
FOR RENT-A large frst-class FURNISHED
Il HOUSE in Georgetown-l4 rooms stsbline
etc; Also for lease, the valuable Lot in this city
northwest corner of @ and I1th streets. Also Lot
for sale the west side Of 18th and Canal streets
Both good stands for business. And several eli
sale. JANIS r HAITnSV 'o'
le Tot Real Estate Broker, SIS nth st
ByW. L. WALL l. CO., Auctioneera
QS RARRELs OF SUGAR AT AUCTION-on
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a MIsTAKE.-An error crept into q notice
yesterday of the arrival Of the prize schooner
II. Walcot by which it would appear that the
schooner VIM. Ellis (the crew of which asst sted
in righting the captured vessel, in connection
with the crew of the Sattelite) had been burned
in the bay. This was not so. The Ellis is safe,
and is now lying near the Maynard.
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sionary Fund.
mSpce at ia o6
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A SUSPICIOUS CIRoUMsTANCE.-Last night,
about 11h o'clock, John Mclaughlin, a boat
man, was found slowed away, and soundly
snoozing, in a chicken coop on Mrs. Roberts
premises, corner OF ID and Thirteenth streets
He was taken to the Second Ward station, and
dismissed with some good advice by Justice
Clayton.
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This hrst- class hota ID now open for the recep.
ton of guests. MILLlR 4 WERT
5e 1zE RroDriet0cu,
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MORE TEooPs.-Yesterday morning, a de-
tachment of the 10th New York cavalry, num-
bering nearly 400 men, recruited in the neigh
horhood of Plattsburg, arrived in this CITY,
This is he first instalment Of a new regiment
which is being raised for three years or during
the war. They are under the command of
Major Morris HAYWARD
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-22

rSy~ Tie Bradford County Medical Society
held quarterly meeting at the Masonic Hall, IL the
borough of Troy Januury :, 1868. IKE following mem.
ters present:
Drs Mills, Axtcl, Holmes, Parsons, Horton, Smith,
Tracy, Rockwell, Mason.
The meeting was called to order BY the President Dr.
MILLS
0nmotion of DR.. Horton, the reading of the minutes
oithe last meeting was dispensed with.
The resiicnl then called for the reading OF Reports
oICases
DR.. Holmes reported of Rupture of the Heart in
soldier the result OF enormously distending the stom-
"ch with foodhaving eaten large dishes OF oys
'ors at one meal just prior to the accident.
CDR Horton, cases OF Yariola. Accompanying this Re
port the Doctor presented very interesting rcec
tons in regard the protection of the vaccine disease
Dr.. Mason, of Diph;heria supervening Bilious
Renting Fever. The interesting points in this case was
the suddenness of the Dphtbertc attack and sudden
cure OF the fever.
Dr. Parsons. case of Paralysis of the lower eztrem
ties oceasioned by curvature of the spine.
DR.. Rockwell, case painful Micturition with Chron
c Cystitis, cured by injections into the bladder.
Dr. Smith, of probable rupture OF the Uterus.
On motion of Dr. Mason the treatment of Diphtheria
vas taken up for consideration
Dr.. Tracy, after making few remarks upon the pa
e0gy OF the disease said that the disease, as IT had
under his observation was Asthenic and the treat
acnt should accordingly be supporting, the patient
should be kept up with iron quinine aud stimulents.
TIE best application to the membranous exudation in his
hands was Nitrate of Silver. He also recommended the
Use Ch)rate of Potash, when there was any ftor of
the BREATH
Dr. Rockwell comedies with Dr. Tracy that the treat
ment should be supporting He opens the bowels in the
beginning then gives IT. of Iron-sonetimes with it he
gives Qlinne He mixes calome with honey and applies
TO the oxidation in the throat sometimes he the
Iro Iron, also the Chloride of Zinc in the throl, as
they are indicated. If the membrane extends TO the
I1rynX he vomts with an infusion of Sangunaria. He
also gives internally milk punch other stimulents,
with nutritious diet
Dr. Smith considers that applications to the membrane
10 no goodtreatment should be instituted to make the
parts healthy which secrete the membrane. We should
give ateratVes should begin with emetc of Sui.
Phae oi Zinc and Ipecac afterwards give Carbonate of
ammonia also Calomel. Late in the disease it may be
He to give quinne If the throat require washing, the
"ulphate of Zinc may be used
Or. Parsons believes that Tartar Emetic should be
gwen some times also Calomeln ch treat it as
~s symptoms ndicate iron is good is pecac in
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cases he is very much in favor of the administration of
Sanguinaria as recommended by Dr. Rockwell.
Dr. Axtell says in the first stage of the disease give Lo
belia also Tartar Emetc and Spt. Nit Eh then before
the membrane FORMS after little Lobelia Hydrochlorc
Acid and Honey. After the fourth fifth day, if not
recovering and is sweating, supporting
sometimes use garge swab of TT. of Iron and Hon
ey; be cautious about cathartcs.
Dir. Mason offered the following, which was adopted
unanimously:
Resolcei, That the President be directed to invite the
ley. Mr. CARNACHAN to deliver public lecture before
the Society," at its next meeting upon the subject Me-
dca ethics
DIR. Horton offered the following, which was adopted :
Resolred That the thanks of this Society be rendered
to the Masonic Society for their kindness and courtesy
IN opening their Hall for our use on this occasion.
Adjourned to meet in Towanda, on Wednesday, the
Gh Of May next.
few days before the meeting, each member received
note from Mrs & DR.. PARSONS, inviting himself and la.
dy to dinner during the session of the Society. We
cordingly assembled at the Doctors O'Clock p. NJ
and partook Of their hosptaes in elegant and sump
tous dinner. After which favore5 with some
wetold remarks, in the form of speeches, from Drs
Horton and Rockwell and Rev Mr.. Carnachan.l
E. H. MASON, ,Sec'y.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-22

un Nrs1cM, CoNvENTION.-Prof. j. u.
r,r<En, will hold Musical Convention at Rome, com,
,,inr on Tuesday February Sd, and closing Saturday
w. February 7th, with Concert. The success
,I has attended Prof TowNER in these Conventions,
tr exceeded the expectation of bis patrons His ad,
"'. .:.,r,o,t vii, be found in another column.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-22

nsgr On cur first page will be found sever
Interesting original artices-a beautiful little poetica
..c - Autumn Rain by Miss PnILA II. CASE" The
s+-r of the Dead' by L'AsPIRANT, both excellent pro-
.ops We have on file beutiul poem, written by the
.tar which will appear next week. We hope to be IA
oj with arti les from both of them frequently.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-22

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Ea the na~'
IN the estate of Orange BostcoTth. de- -"ttef OF
phans' Court Of Bradford count" ~ IT, In the Or
The undersigned ali A.
to distribute the .ddtor, appointed by said Court
estate proceeds of the sale of real and personal
the hands of the administrators, VIM, b. Ste.
vens and Besey Bosworth will attend the aties Of ha
appointment at his office, in the borough of ToNana IN
THURSDAY, the 22d day of JANUARY. lSsS, at two
o'clock, p M and all persons having claims upon said
monies must present he else Be forever daharrea
from the same '''-"F = r HnTsrrpXT
Dee 10, 1852 kaSi or
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,z- Oar friends throughout the county will
ia Us an especial favor if they keep us advised of all 10
r news in their respective neighborhoods. They need
% he particular about the m ner in which they send us
lie en.ormationa we care about are the facts we Will
ri'ipcly put them in form and shape. To those who
haze aIrady thu, favored US, we return our thanks
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-22

A UDITOR'S NOTICE,-Enslcy Gillet rs.
IN John RqniqH In the Court of Common Pleas of
radford county, No. 4jZ, May Term, 1861.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by said Court
to distribute monies arising from Sherfs sale of defen
dants real estate will attend the duties of his appont
ment at the Office of Wilmot Morrow in the borough
of Towanda. on FRIDAY, the 30th day of JANUARY.
1868, at o clock P NJ. when and where all persons
having claims upon said funds present them else
be forever debdrred therelrom z. d. MORROW,
Dec. ! l. 1862. Auditor.
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NATION Bradford County, SIS.

DROCLAMATION.-Bra Bradford County,ss.
l. MARY TUBBS. by her next friend, Reuben W.
Cheney, VS.. EPIRAIM j. TUBES. No. 547, Sept Term,
1862.
To Ephraim j. Tubbs--Whereas a subpoena in Divorce
issued to May Term, 1862 which duly returned
non est in7entus and thereon alias subpoena is
sued in said case, returnajle to Feb. Term, lS62
upon the return of which, proof made that the said
Epraim j. Tuhbs could not be found in my bailiwick.
This notice is therefore to require you appear before
the Judges of the said Court the first Monday in Feb
ruary next, to answer to said complaint &c.
A. H. SPAl4DlNG, Sheriff.
TOwanGa, Jan. z 1863
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Observation-Disclosures County S.

DROCLAMATION.-Bradford County S.
4 DANIEL MONTGOMERY VS.. MARY MONTGOM-
ERY. No. 548, Sept. Term, 1852.
To Mary Montgomery--Whcrea a subpoena in Divorce
was issued to MAY Term, 1862, which was daily
returned est nventus and thereon alias subpoena
issued in said returned to Feb. Term 1862 up
the return of which, proof made that the said
Mary Montgomery could not be found in my bailiwick
This notice is therefore to require you to appear before
the Judges of the said Court the first Monday Of
February next to answer said complaint, sc.
i. Il. SPALDING,
Towanda, Jan. 7, 1868. Sheriff.
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n Dr WM. MADILL, formerly of this place,
2D.u.or of the 23d New York Regiment. was ID
.'S I week. He reports the boys from this county
,cnera good health
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-22

, FREE LECTURE will be given on
E'D r',r.d,v> eve at Moores Hall, at o'clock, by
1' Nn,,x,Rp the great American Horse Tanner. All
.'.. .,-+o5 arc invited to attend.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-22
I0CAL AND GENERAL.

nr y s. PRATT will deliver q len
'sse address at the Court House. on Monday even
tran.' All are invited to attend.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-22

I,soy S. Smith has been appointed
~ -. rood appointment.