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NEW TESTIMONIALS.
CATARRH CURED.

LINCOLN JosPiTAL NAsnNoros. d. C., Oc,.l 1904
hsye been sT several years past aHs'ea with cronc fT
ca,urh viii n year became D-d that ny hrsriaS
threatened a;Jgcthcr. Ny throat Sec greatly
affected There constant roam; IN my ssd, wh..
with the symptomi always greatly L--raysooov
:he sighte cold" De- ION EisefSfS oonnsced .rasns
year sso aud has continued treat lon. uis-yss
since / happy to state that .he tTegmsut OF d.. 'sa
Ecnbc e has reduced constant improveu sn, shat ny
hearing almost perfectly restored My nos'rs are ife o
inaDG ion and my eeneIal health is mach improved shss
look 9f its permaent restoration, and that speedily. s'
fixed at do chserfuy recommend ell persons srfesaG
from catarrhal affections sppy Dr. Won T.. eEbsrs -
,rea, aent feeling assured tina. with prsr opPa unity -
will eaect q
JAMES 7. FERRIE. Captain U. :. 4.
was completely deaf for several years and hearing Of D
VI Eisenbergs great reputation n restoring tie hearing
isd him and in operation, 10 great Aonishnsss
ad excessive pleasure now hear perfectly wei eans
70 ,bs Doctor PERFECTLY deaf and never srpectsdD
Ga A"' '' CHARLES CHAFrELL.
, Washington Market
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DIED.

BENckERnoyF-on Saturday,. he a'.h Inst T Hubert
| .rlon aged years. months. and - days.
The relative aud friends 81 TIE iau ac invited g. attend
the funeral hcmtio Fratenec Of b. parents No l% L.
| fortieihs,. oD Moody 9th inst. al 2oeock q IN.
BALcHEG-On Saturday, the 2s,h last, George B-cher,
Hi. relative. aud friend, are viea attend M funeral from
~ We; Fourrrih IT, on Monday the 9Th in't at :
O'Clock without further Invitation.
BAssETT-In Brooklyn, L. l., on Friday Feb. a. aneI a
OF Lite John Philips Nj. D., OF Bristol, Pa, aged 81
TIE .erviees viii be held At her late residence Car
rolls'. rroolyp on Sunday 10Th Inst. a. o'clock, pm
The remain. will be taken 10 Bristol, Pa on Nond-y. or
ir,oImea-
CROMwELL--On srth day, second month. 2ib, a. Oar,
rlson ~ " alter bT.ei illness, Richard Cromwell, aged
Gs years
The ravea and friend, Of The family pe,uIy invited
Ia attend The funeral Friends Meeting House Ru.hcr.
ford place third dsy, morning, at II o'clock.
lCIAuKOn Saturday morning Fob 25th the Perr.pont
House. Brooklyn. Mrs Caroline NJ Clark IN the 10Th yea
The funeral service. will be held Monday 27h inst,
aud friends requested 10 attend without uther invitation
The remains will b. woltLam Mass for ntencnt
CEcII-On Sunday Goth in.t., Charlotte Cecil aged 81
r9nrr services st the residence Of her son. John n Cecil
No West Forty seventies, on Tuesday, at II O'Clock.
DE MOTT-oD Sunday uorng Feb. 2eth in the 7th year
OF lis age, Edwin r, eldest sou OF Ezekiel o. E,icn
Dcmot-
Tie funeral service. will take place Monday evening at
ociock, at HI late residence, No. iiethnne st.
Tn. T,mains will be taken TO MontyiLe, n. J.
Madison, Wis. payers please copy.
FoRBEs-On ,he2sth inst Charles only child ofJohn L. IT,
and the late jane ~ foibe. aged year months 20 days
The relative. and friends Of the family invited attend
the funeral this Monday afternoon, 81 o'clock from
No l5l West Thirtieih-st.
Iii, remains will be taken, Tuesday morning to Newark
N. j.. for inteiment.
FOWLER-At Wolcot.viIls, Conn, Feb ed Mrs. Rhods
Fowl Ter, aged "a ycsrs
FLEET-on Saturday afternoon Feb cs,h Samuel Fleet
AGED SIS yehr aud II months formerly publisher Of The NsU
York Farmer, &c.
The funeral will take place Tuesday at IL o'clock from
No f2l West Finyhir st. Friends and relatives OF the
family are invited to attend
HAws-On Friday ?+h inst Mr. John Hsws Of Morrfssna
aged o. years.
The friend. family invited to attend the fne,
srryice, his late resistance, Monday 9Th inst
oenct n M The rem Aus will be taken 10 Paterson n j.
on Toe.dsy Path inst, for inerment.
KFLLOGG-At Hartford Sunday morn ns Feb 49, MARY
Hawk. onl! chUletRodaex aud Mary l. RsloSs AGA "
mvpk
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fAdyef',s ursr' 4.

DO not waste yorr MONEY buying sny Of the
numerous worthless articles called GOLD PtSo which
have flooded tue market for tle last few years. when
a: lower prices YOU get pens which arc acknowledged
to be the BEsI IN TIn WoRIn
Avoid the shameless Upstairs whose lack OF brains
comcls thsn 10 attempt TAXATION to The adeerss.
nsa II you went tho inl veae Of yonr money. in
another column: tie r IA Mister than The sword
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Nyw-H AMpsuTRR- number OF Republi-
CAM. dissatisfied with Gilman Merstou the regular
csuJdate ~ ihe party FOR CoBRrcss met oa Tuesday ~
Dover snd Put IN nomination 3r. Thomas l.. SAWYER
for that office. lie has accepted the nomination.
CossECTscUT.--The Congressional Conyen-
ZION Cor che T., District which assembled Mt Hartford
on MONDAY. scuomiratei nc Hon. Henry e. Demlns
k,r Congress ~ aeclain,t.on There vas good na
.p,ed comics, bef wcen S,muel Austin. csq OF oGfeld
aud Col. Geo. p Bssen Of Hartford iof The honor o.
nom iu.tine MI DcDllng. Mr. Austin, who hrst made
TIE motion niterward v,bdrcw u, IN order 10 allow
Cot Bissel a. max. tie nomina'ion Which be s4d he
did ir behalf of the Hartford delegation. He added
,hst there W., 10 scm opposition 10 the renomirn
sion of 5ir Domng-Le believed he wasihe unanimous
choice o. The Convention and the people In tie IHifd
District Ne WI, expected the Hon. Au5a,igs bInnd"
yee hes been fcnominl.sd by soclsuttion. The Con
vention vas Urge enthusiastic and entirely harmonious
A, ,hs La. election ne hsd over . 700 majority h
reelection VIII no doubt Ia by az increased majority
The fall I mon Congress ional Ticket y a. follows
First DIs:vict -Hcry g. Dcming of Hartford.
Second Dis'rici-S,nuol l.. Warner 81 MIDI st9vn.
Third Districi-Augnstus BraLde6ce Of New Lon
don. ,.,.
Fourth pllrici---J0hn II. Hubbard o, LitCttc.d.
I'll. Democracy OF the lid District met " ednes
d,y md non iuatct Edward 4. Russell u hddloiown
To-, Con.Tes. VT overheard then present nemhei
flames Fugis Oh prOhshv in consequence " hiS vote
n ln-cr Of lie erect Constitutional Amendment, he
Democratic candidate in the W. DiStici ~ "1"@"
J.. Taylor
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Dnsintss Notices.

Has Natu~ an suido's ~ acquired di'ea-e
Al WHO fuH,s brisse lis ,ns' 3D. eln BE- eus.t he
PiAsr.rox ryTra rr,d hy D. DRAst Or Ne"-foT..'
hsve 40 doubt Deucies sud cure mote psraa o hysrepsa
Nervousness. sorr sio,eh fo' 81 AP9-.''' SINKING Neas
ne,. Gsrc.i D.hlty sni Mc-ts. Dc.ro.delcy tan any
other .,l. il 4ttr-s They rompoot OF tie pgre.
root. and herbs. cr,y eVua 20 be mi~n - tomb snS
-,r,le .,nllu The. s6sp,sd 20 suy ass or coudhiop
off, aud A., rer ,y ooyurs With mother. ,Sa per'or.
Of -eo.n,siy hsb.'s
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The charity bali which is to take place 20
night ut the Academy N MGse promises 10 be br'l
pnt end fashionable sfsY, and ~ NE tickets have
beeo dispo,ed Of among tie managers. II vii 1,une
omeng II the character 81 private en'orta'nioent
We learn that cw Of the tickets are vel III he hsnd'
II 'hc IxecIti,e Conrirtee NJ. ~ FIRST TWENTY nr.
a.. AID presume that thsv there Msy he purchased
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S.r,osAl cnlBaArIos or usIoy yrcIorlEs or

NATlosAL CELEBRATION on USIoS 'IoIohts on
rp,. Fouurs or M,acs, ar usoS sacAEg, At 3ooIo'z-
Tn. ronutc. OF Arrangement of ho proposee csebtsi on
t. IA constant .o.slol o. ue Aor llonss. Rooms Noe n
md ~ Ja ipg ,h- w.e, All onins'en' relating . ne
military parade, procession ss.nlo g pscHu' rem
,.hs. c.. .nd osr matters relating 20 VI, se,'ss drs' OF
M. calculation nay be adore si ~ c.! ffsns - Hove"
s..,ry oft. COMMITTEE o. ArTsn.eIlcns Civic "'''
obe bodel private nsnaiac'uny ind nn-'r. ''ispsh
-. ali, ti.,f eibieu- nj trade hri JpnimsT,s. ~" 20
n.r,lly invited unt. ~ tine patriotic ob.ons' oh.
The WORKING men CT New ofs eb's oTn ins Ied i,s '
and h, !, hoped tnat tho, viii pariic ~" III
ebr,,irs me triumph. ~ the and navy o. ne mon
p,;s,te citizens mounted invited 10 iofn pei We
gndex sreh direction Dag be d si.v,f "a w
p,, ., IA, (~g-,. oon''ss. siose. Taylor 'h'n"."
I a Chsisrden Samuel SiosB, Sccre'ssier
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H7sTHETrCO. NEURALaIcON

II derived nom ,is Croes wcrd Ahopiko., which IA IL
ers patton szuIes pelluing the the sheory
philosophy Of the scigrce Of sensaoas thu
wch es!aus the Of mental pain pleasure Neursi
gloon q the two Gieel words, neuro nerve
aid ioqo.. dcour4s with The sr1 con. The meaning
yey.i By the term e. ia, Il a. Instrument or micin@ de-
ysed philosophical principles. with thorough knowledge
IN describing the le. 10 show hs 49,.
st may b. better understood by NE general sufferer vs
1--WE simpler explanation. TIE system . The sorr~
- many disease, m
All ply ,icisns admit hi. and al profess es' Be ss<
apply remedy. The Aloraidc, Iomaopstias I'D Hy
,iropahe by prescribing opaes snodynes &c nay Gadds
vise the pain arising inpaired diseased bu.
TN. doe, not restore The nerve Il only Temporary relief
eef 700 TO nerve =. he aPsnse o. ne ersls'
rv-tsm. Tie EsheticO Neura,gicon ~ Dr. Won ElsEN-
gERG 10, merely aoys tie nstlcr bu, n
% is norma condition The Docto.s theory h. thai esc
nerve has spechc office and hes its pr aI p'i
i.y Thus for exsnpio TIE nerve von u.onsibe H.
.onsl md or The o,her ad eeve oc touch !. nsen'ble
coepre Of tits ,.,hecal ins,ruaeui that ee sppisd
no, On gue.s wors rrinoe. wdch rncipss az.
bu that car be applied vIh accuracy and csTsiny Wy
uery, uery m are weakened or inpered Tbs desoo.
nerve. Of notion or ss,sucv ts eye. the The
ioues. g. ID Farey.i'
To those ioteiorc VINO my F.y ~ e.ei vol o'.ss
.igt Or hearing with carr1h broTcla ehs-' or lung d.
ea -. earnestly .1ys- yi: 70 the consulting spsrtnen''
Of H. voy EIsEYBENo rlere he vil be sp-s'ry usa.
IN .r, ,ae possibility OF in ever complicated e''''
Hin. b. encouraged 70 proceed nn ne !. schs'sed thor
oashy renovated AID cured
The reader. peiusns wi hlss bore preseeo hiri.
,ouchin= the beauty corpexiy, co..ness touehss re
various u.cs to which the eur,,isor be
ped, MY be Induced 70 Leaye .ha, IN be wa:h Of
cornYsniations hs1, sr.eied ID, sotei rh q. TO ia
utility b., re know ". exceeded the Unit. Of con-
aon ,.-e in orr description We c'rs nO' hoU pr'oi~s
az one r.ay be assus, i he caaro' wen thoroughly
e4psinpa q hm-d lst th- iny-.'o reps.es 10 DO st
by tim. 70 ,ho,. no c,' syo, hiabn' De eooyirosdh !.
~ s' r. claimed fo g, namely, the mot ps1lec, mec''cai
contr, nee tor exhibition o. ,,aaes al cad cheeat-d
eales r.p. ions nc~ IN .4.f.l,e lie VII eysa cons-.
ID. br ~ minded th- In msy ,-sTerst sd-s'in.a'"
brGs sboa. "a eetis rsv5'ion ~ cr..ia lep 'arus "
e,-,o, ail TIM y .lsl o. Investor Will r,sscn hoes
Is.ss a VII !, norc r.i &c tlia-n 'ur7frs tn'n
sayihin. ,na IL ali the pa. 20 sh- LINZ h'' -'H s"'s'"
IA. ~oslS -N>.s yc,k Esapss E,5rs~ sept ~ is"'
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l.avcfti,@iaers.I

DlhfILLl. Fenn, JNbt :. 4'.S
I'm Na. "a. GRlGe-LIsar SIR: In February
.sI Iwas anlic,ed with sugar diabetes aud ior ave
rTCn,bs \ passed mo.e than tp0 gallons of wsref IN
yeriy tour hours IVES Obliged 70 get up ~ often IS
ZEN az twelve tipe5 durpg ,he night, and u hye n W.
To-, abont inv bounds IN weight During the ncnsI
n Jnlr l-Gl I procured two bottles Of 'onsr'ut9h
Water snd amer taking two bottles was entirety
cured. soon after regsiniS my usual gcnd hesll.
Yours truly j. /" otwa'.
sola v bcIssaleb ~ MORGAN q ALLEN No ID thn'"'
and al druggist
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iAdvaH :. Rsni
Mss;rs. FOWLhR & WILLS. PlfenologiS'r,
"A, 4, oaAs.. g.5> chat, Of c'sisN tfav!'
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fAdver's-u,entI


To all who dwell upon this sphere,
Please READ These lines, your heart twill cheer:
Pine Apple Mediosied Cider
FTtrsRts disease Rom spreading giAe:.
To test The ,,1k Of this assertion
Procure right of this preparation:
A portion take each MORN and night.
IWill make you leo. both strong aud bright
Al! other medicines invented 20
CsTt but u few. Yho arc alAlet-d;
WINE Apple Cider 30 very tne.
Prerents Diseases Il ereiy Hnd'
Should you tlis snrs pyertHifJc tty ......
loaD ataion iee, yog'l never die;
Though this may not be strictly r'g,
Long ~ II vii insure 20 yOu.
II this twin DO n.e;hinss you say
Wei drink this Cider every day:
Ourselves. our children. aud Our wives.
3D. all live I0ng and haiYy lives
Then .lo win suffer IN cur lend
When Talhots iscr 'sn' baud.
on 5ast- md hnv Pine Apple Cider.
Whose zane II spreading, wide snd widsr.
The Agent now Is h. Babbit.
Whose adj erti~cHants dc him credit, .r
Sonp. Saeraiu.. Whci L, msk"s, d.
VIII cleanse oar clothes, aud make Hight rrse-'
With ,uet q MAJ TO guide the ssle,
Pine Apple Cider viii prevail ....
Then siolHcs. sOfrov. pain aEd woe
VII pas. fOm moiel. here below.
rLIcFs:
THRrn DOLfsRs PER BOTTLE Fun. GUARD.
Two DoLLAEs PR BpIIu lfriL PhiE
Osr DOLLAR Pr BOIILE (tt ~ HhF-PIsp.
one QunTt boiii- two pint bot,les or Tour haii pm
bottles sent free by ospies on receipt OF price fof
ale everywhere H. r. BunII Sole gent.
Nos c. Is - o.. 49, 70 II aud u Washireoo-st ny.
celebrated NV YORK m,rrhfu' wio t-,fnsde mo
oush 'risl Of h' PneA pps .ia-r, nfs - ~ 4sio 49,
r-ned ten pound - esI In .n0n o. ID M M H. y
continues II, stow. directed, sHa rdH yfy D.n'h
ci. .ays II he proved entire yrut's 10 icfnc., IL u
r,,e Aso sro~- known zenith men i New, grk ha'
used ,hc Medcsef Cilcr constantly Tor ou y-r s1o nss no
been sict day dniiu4 net .lpr.
rAdrert'.eInsn.
CHBROKEE PuLs--FEHALE REGULATOR
Sold by AZ D-rr.sfs pr box. 1iIif two page alaph
et fre. Adircs. d.. ". r. MHEviS Co No % Liberty
It,, New foIs
lAeyeftse.4i~ni
.TRFrARs. 5?j Broadway. d aelling hs stock 81
lad,es' and Cldrcns Bolts and Shoes and lue Gents
Shippers at low prices Jcifars 573 Broedyay.
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Special Notice..

Special Notices.
Geo. &. Parker & Bro.
Com, " ssliUgton Bnd murray St..
have on hand i-ipe stock "
FIRST QuAIJrv
hACKPRFt. Goldfish HERRING. SAlNDS, hEtit
PORK. LARD. HAMS, TONGUES.
BUTTER end CHEESE,
vlich .hoy IRE sei!rs low for cs''
Executive lomfniuce ~ the Ipinn General
Ccnpittee.-A -frl. Meeting Of this Committee VII b.
hrd ~ ,i.rsrtafs Conner broadway and Twenty hid
=. o. MONDAY EVENING. Feb. 81 1855, Mt :! 0coca
OWEN W. BRENNAN, hsiruaa.
HssRT II. HrRI4sT s.c-,,s.;..
tuiRLEs II. Hall.
Lyceun OF Natural History.-Tbe Animal Meeting
orthe ctun q Officer, Tor tie 100 viii oe hsid ~ W.
rl.eriy Medical Coierr F0rr crih--t Third avo.,
THIS talonisyi EbENisG. At q O'clock.
EOBI. H. BROWNIE, sei Rotary.
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A. IT, nsaniur OF the name given by Dr. Won Essen
BERG to HE uven'cn nay be easily comprshsn ie
" Tia Neg York Eseaig 4yesI give re following
psnso Il, for The better und~s,ta ding Of the
efa sufferer:
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CLAIMS FOR DAMAGEs.

NJ. HfNDRICEs called up "a resolution 10 pay
Cobb 4 Co Of Indiana 70. several barge loads Of he's
Aestrcyed nv military surhortT dukng The Morgan raid
10 prevent Morgsn ron uslrg fhdarsos 70 cross the
Ohio River.
Slr SHERNAy said this was only one OF @ thousand
rl.ims OF similar kind which citizens of~Dho and
other States m.gat press DolOre IT, senate. There
al been hundreds ~ hUlses taken rom the people
81 Ollie during that raid II would De unjust 70 tese
I'D this single case without pToyidlng fer thOrsonds
81 Others which the Government was not prepared 10
a. Just.
AIr. IL, stnt II OF tie opinion az Mr shes-
Wan.
M FosIEs m0'ed to refer the case to the Court Of
Ciaiu..
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Tickets for the Inauguration Vail, March 4 ITO
are for sale at the Astor House.
A. wAKFMAN 60.
CHARLES A. SrETsON. es%,
Copmittee on isvitation.
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Petrolesa La.1s for sals--2;o Acre. 90 Pithol.
Chambersst
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Princes Treatise On NRfureS sovereign Ken.
sdyes.--WM. r. PRINCE Flushing, y. " announces ~
Treatise comprising IS hsuae which eradicate all serea
Mon, i6scase and Impurities Of the Blood Inc ds on,np
son And Catsrh &C. yrie~ een,s and mailed Apply
by mail or personally a. Flashing BY ThrJionrh-'t Perry
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CrandaIl's spring Horse.-CsrAr.s ol,, rIopeI
ers pesy repaired ako Gig ate I'D 70 reramouiaoSs
Il the Mandatory, No. In Est Twenty sixth1 v.
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D DTE d

DURAND. In Herrick, Monday, JAN 29th, 1865,
Nellie j. youngest child of John and Mary A.
Durand, aged year, months and days.
Nellie was a child of bright promise, and of an
unusually sweet disposition. Though taken away
at so early an age, she lived long enough to twine
herself deeply into the affections of many hearts.
But she has gone to rest in the bosom of him who
said, Suffer the little children to come unto me
and forbid them not for of such is the kingdom of
Heaven"
COKELY-In Franklin township, Feb. 1st 1865,
of Inflammation, Margaret, only daughter of Dan
el and Ellen Cokely, aged 81 years, months,
and days.
She left an aged father and mother and two
brothers to mourn her loss. Yet trust their loss
is her gain. Although her body suffered extreme
ly, her spirit was calm and fully resigned to the
will of the great disposer of all events During her
illness she professed faith in the Son of God
Therefore left an evidence beyond doubt that her
happy spirit took its flight to the regions of the
blessed. Where God with the hand of kindness
will wipe off all tears from all faces Besides those
Of the immediate family she left large circle Of
friends and acquaintances, who ever held her i'll
the highest esteem. Margaret was lady of rare
talent, noble in her manner: virtuous i'll her char
acter lovely and amiable in her every day deport-
ment toward every one. Faithful in her duties as
a teacher. Twas those who knew her best that
loved and admired her most. May the kind in
functions she endeavored to impress upon the
viving family and friends lead them to a series of
reflections and timely repentance. c. r. L.
She is free from earthly grief and pain
She cannot come to you again,
But you can go to meet her there,
If Jesus Christ your hearts prepare.
Mrs. B. l.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-16

B6r FRED DOUGLAS did not lecture on
Tuesday night last, as announced. He was un-
avoidably detained, and failed to make his appear
ance to the disappointment of large number OF
persons, some of whom had come miles to hear
him.
The disappointment, however, was lessened by
the presence in the Court House of GEORGE Ian
DON, who being called upon made some most elo-
quent and appropriate remarks. Hon. U. MERcUR
also addressed the meeting briefly.
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Bradford gepurter,
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Gan OLD FASHIONED WINrER."-Such is
the designation of the present winter, by those
who ought to know what old fashioned winters !"
were. We suppose it means snow covering the fen
ces, and the thermometer at Zero half the time The
snow-storm of last week certainly added to the
venerable reputation of the season. and yet there
are no indications of any fashions being intro
duced. The sleighing continues excellent, and is
improved by those seeking pleasure or the transac
ton of business.
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the manner in which the men acquitted
themselves, and they have been highly com.
pllmented for their bravery by their com
manding officers
The loss in the Sixth Corps is not repor-
ted, but is very slight, they acting as
supporting column rather than an attack
ing force.
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Rev. WIN. HARRIS was on Saturday night,
at meeting of the congregation of the Presbyter-
an church of this boro', unanimously called as
Pastor, to fill the pulpit made vacant by the death
of the lamented julius FOSTER
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-16

FIRE.-The house of JAMES SIBLEY, in
Windham township, was destroyed by fire, with
nearly all its contents on Tuesday evening, 7th
inst. The fire caused by having fax around
the fire to dry. Mrs. SIBIEY was badly burned in
endea yorinp TO extinouiSh the fire
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-16

Nj. f. SOLOMON gives warning to all in
debted to him, that having given fair notice that
all accounts must be settled by 1st March next he
will at that date place all his matters in the hands
of officer for collection without respect to per-
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MUTILATED CURRENCY.--We published a
paragraph last week. stating that postmasters were
required to redeem mutilated fractional currency.
Such is not the fact. The Treasurer of the United
States at Washington will redeem it (on the con-
ditons set forth in circular issued by the Treas
ury Department. when sent to him in sums of not
less than three dollars.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-16

New FIRM-In our advertising columns
will be found the advertisement of the new estab-
lishment of GEo. w. Coon Merchant Tailor, and
dealer in Ready Made Clothing. The firm will
make the Tailoring department speciality, and
by the aid of skilful cutter, and large assort-
ment of materials hope to please all their custo-
mers
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-16

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. TOWANDAl
Government Agency for U. S Loans. Feb. S,lS65 !
TNHS Bank has been directed by the Secretary to pay
IL the coupons OF the 7-30 Treasury Notes due Feb.
5. and " i'll do and after that date.
The Seven-Thirty Loan is the only one being Of
fered by the Government and is in all respeCtsa stcass
Investment 1t pays annual interest of Seven and Three
Tenth per Cent payable semiannualy it is due IN two
years and half is exempt from taxation, and at that
time il the holder wishes may be exchanged Tor the
popular 20 six per cent gold interest bonds.
I'VE have already disposed of large amount of this
Loan and now as special agent for jay Cook sha
tnue to keep the notes hand for immediate delivery
to purchasers.
Five per cent egal tender notes taken in payment
and back interest allowed.
n. n. Belts, Jr.,
Feb l3 1865, Cashier.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-16

CoLD.-The thermometer. on Tuesday
morning at o'clock, stood It II deg. below zero
Comment is unnecessary.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-16
NJ A r. r. 7 r. ID

TUTTLE- -BROWN.-In wysox on Tuesday even
ing Jan. 3lst, by Rev. Henry j. Crane, Mr..
John Tuttle and Mrs. Ellen r. Brown, both of
Wysox.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-16
n { INTERNAL REvENUE-SpEcIA,

u INCOME TAX Notice is hereby given that the
Snecial Tax on income tor the year 63. is now due
and payable and payment thereof is hereby demanded
All persons assessed in the County OF Bradford Wll
make uay ment the undersigned. at his office IN the
Borough OF Towanda before the 9Th day u FehF
airy, 1866. III, .,,,
Notice is also given that all persons VINO shall neg
lect to pay their within the time speclhed, VIII ~
liable to pay ten per cenium additional.
H. l.. SCOTT, Col'r. 18th District. Pa
Collectors Office, Tow .nda, Jan "a, ls60