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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20
SheIifs Sale.
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NOTICE 10 nIREsY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN Ssh day Of August A. d. 1854, 10 o'clock A. ~
At the Court House In the village Of Waterloo and com.
" aioresaid will Be sold public sscson 70 the high.
81 bidder for cash. the following DESERVED estate
levied upon and taken by virtue OF special sxecutjon
issued from he oce Of The Clerk Of the District CoerS
whha AID Tor he Cs1aty ef Black Hawk state Of Iowa
In favor Of David Cobb and aaAiny ~ peoepety q n
G. ktnbau sad Elisa kimbali, TO Wit:
The north east quarter Of the north searssr aaA
the soaA ves esaEr ofthe north east ssafer Of Geo.
north Of Range No. ssevn UD. weA oS S&h p. d.. g
satisfy ssid writ O execatcn and al aeeruin9 costs
Printers fesA $500.
W. 2. Drown,
Sheriff Of B,aek Hussk cowmtv iowa
Dated AZ the sheriN's 0ance Waterloo yaIy Ss YssH
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20
,,Ir Atlantic and NIississinni stan n,

THE Atlantic and Mississippi steam.
ship company have resolved to adopt
barges for freight business on the Miss
issippi. using steamers for passengers.
They have just sent an agent to Gin
.aipnati to order barges built. Steam
boat men think, tho whole freight bnsi-
ness with the lower Mississippi paust
fall TO barees
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

There will be Convention at the Court
House in East Waterloo, on Friday, July 9th.
1886, at one O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose ot
Convention which is to convene Mt Webster
CITY on the list day of August next also to
elect delegates to attend the Judicial Conven-
ton of the 9th judicial District when'the same
shall be called, and to nominate candidates
for County Clerk and County Recorder, and
do any other business which may properly
come before the convention. FE
The several Townships of tho Coanty arc
entitled to representation in the Convention
as follows
Remington WashingtoE'S u. Waterloo
Barclay 8 Orange Lincoln a 2
Lester 3 Cedar Fails IL Union
Fox 3 Black Hawk Big Creek 8
Mt. Vernon s Waterloo ~ Poyner 4
Cedar Bagle Spring Creek
By order Of County Central Committee.
CALEB MAY, Chairman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20

The GREAT WHOLESALE DRY GooDs
HOUSES OF CHICAGo.--The following
arc the sales of the three leading hous-
es for the year ending May LIST, 1883, as
shown by the United States Assessors
books:
Field, Palmer q Letter, 1851 .594
John v. Farwell & Co., 7.522.87
Bowen Brothers, 5000 600
These figures show a large increase
over last year, and are a good index of
the go-ahead spirit Of our merchants
Chicago Tribune, Juiy I1th.
There were four cases of cholera in
Brooklyn, New York, Sunday, three of
which proved fatal. There have thus
far been ten fatal cases in the 18th ward
of that city.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20
General News.

Monday was the warmest day in ten
years in New York. There were 81
cases of sunstroke in that city and
Brooklyn, Is of which proved fatal
At Galveston the thermometer rose to
l2O degrees, and in Mobile to 116 de-
grees, in the shade!
A project is before Congress for tun-
neling the Mississippi ut st. Louis, i'll
stead of bridging 1.-THE work to be
done in three years, at q cost not to ex.
ceed 100000.
A Lady who has been pedd' ing cor
sets in Cedar Falls, and fitting them to
the sacred persons of some of the " rst
families" has turned out to be a MAJ,
in female attire, to the great indigna-
ton of her lady customers. We don't
see anything very horrible in the pro-
ceedings, if the eorsets are a good thing
and the vender gave them good fits
Dallas Gazette.
In the House, on the 10th, the Joint
resolution introduced some days ago by
MIR. Raymond, appointing a commits
sion OF five persons to consider a report
upon the question of transportation
from the West to the seaboard was pas
sed.
The Tennessee Senate has ratified the
Constitutional amendment, but the
House still lacks four of quorum, and
the Sergeant-at-Arms is in pursuit OF
absentees.
The Indian war excitement on the
Western Plains is increasing. Bands
of hostile redskins have taken the war
path. 10000 of them, well armed and
provisioned, are reported to be ION the
rampage" They have already COM
menced depradations upon the white
settlers, who are abandoning their hous-
es and crops and fleeing eastward.
The celebration of the Fourth ut Hart
ford, CT, resulted in the shooting of the
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, by some unknown bow.
The ball passed between the two bones
of the forearm half way between the
hand and elbow, severing a nerve in
the passage, and very narrowly missed
two children of Mayor Chapman, who
had at that moment got out of the same
street car. DR.. Ellsworth says her en-.
tire right side was paralized on Thurs
day morning.
The news in regard to the crops from
all sections of the country is of a highly
favorable character. The winter wheat
and much of the spring wheat, have
been garnered in excellent condition,
and in quantity exceed the most san.
guine expectations. Corn is looking
very fine in Illinois, and If no early
frosts intervene, a large increase on
last years crop is confidently. look ed
for. This condition of affairs tends to
depress the market for the stocks on
hand, and We note large decline in
wheat.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20
Notice.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE IOWA CENTRAL
i Railroad Company In Black Hawk County. Iowa
are hereby notified that the fourth inssamsnt Of Is per
cent. 10 now due and they requested to pay the
name to O. May Cedar Falls Collecting Agent FOR the
Company without delay.
sANuE. TIoEPsasS, Sec'y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20

sth . Grand Ten usrss Kntree, entitled the Camp q
The Cassacks.
Doors open At and ?. =. Grand Insese NJ aud a.
Admission, Soc Children under twelve, Is cents
A. W. MORGAN,
Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20
Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIv.
- ed at the Office Of the Clerk Of the Board Of Super.
vlsors OF Grundy County, Iowa. up 10 the Sd day Of
vant to be feet by lefeet and feet high Plans and
specifications, material. &C. ts accompany the bids for
tne contract to build said vault including shelves for the
books Of said county BY order Of the Board Of super
visors
l7.2t J. N. CoMsTOCK,
Clerk Of Board
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20

The question Of the adjournment Of
Congress is still uqsettled. One report
says members of Congress are leaving
for home, anticipating m Adjournment
this month. Another report says lead
ing Congressman are less inclined TO
adjourn now than ever, since the occur
renee OF the Cabinet crisis
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20
From the Dubuque Herald.

Iadepcndence-The Sale o)the Guardia,,-An Err
pos,sre cf o9lciats bought Of.
The purchase of the Guardian by the
bulletin interest, is consummated. The
first offer was 81, 900 cash, and $500
on time. Goodenow said he would con-
slider a week or so--he wanted 81 500
cash. Next offer 81 800 cash, and the
Guardian to stop noU." Accepted.
The Guardian had promised in it's
last issue to give in its next, full ex-
pose of some matters connected with
the Treasurer's office. This promise
and the purchase, was an unlucky coin
cidence, as some may think the promise
or threat brought about the purchase.
We announced few days ago that
the Perkins brothers had disposed of
the Cedar Falls GAZETTE to S. b. Good
enow, formerly of the Independence
Guardian. The last number Of the GA
zETTE contains the valedictory of H. A.
& g. ID. Perkins. They commenced the
publication of the GAZETTE more than
six years ago. They have made it one
of the best papers in the State. In
Typography it is without superior any
where. Politically we have never ad-
mired the GAZETTE but cheerfully ac-
cord to 1t the just praise of having been
conducted with an enterprise and ahili-
ty which have won for Il auccess. Ce-
dar Falls owes much Of its reputation
2bnasA Ms sss entesRrisi1g and thrifty
togla 70 the character Of ita Hewers -rr,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20

A heavy fire on State street, Chicago,
last week, destroyed property TO the
value of 100000
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.


For Secretary of State,
Col. ED. WRIGHT,
or Cedar County.
For State Treasurer
Mai. s. u, RANKIN,
OF Washington County.
For State Auditor,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT.
or Mitchell County.
For Register State Land once,
c. G. CARPENTER,
or Webster County.
Eor Attorney General, 'a
Il. E. BISSELL,
OF Dubuque County.
For Reportersupreme Court.
+. H. STILES, ..
OF wapello County.
For Clerk Supreme Court, r
g G.. EINDERMAN,. r
or Page County .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20

Taken Up.
an THE nth DAT or JULY, AT CEDAR FALLS,
~ by g. H. HAM. one bay horse. 5 years old, 1bi
feet hoof right fore leg cut The horse 10 supposed
to have been stolen. The obtain Tie same by
proving property and paying charges.
O. II. HAM,
City Marshal
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20

GOO \ MONTH !-AGENTs WANTED FOR
~ ~ $40 entar'ltJ asloarsicies, Just Address
q = EAREY CITY Elisns ntaiffAra Ma al.tY
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20

Sheriff Of BlrcE Hunk County. ioua
Dated at the sher.ns once Waterloo July eth 1865
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20

This immense alliance ID composed Of two hundred
and horaes ATTY performers, Ave lady equestrians and
four highly popular clowns IL has the magnificent
stud Of
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08


'''H -HFAIiN'S.--B BcI'rElhg that the
..... 1'' G. N" fora united and vigorous campaign
".. 'he 'I"rIs 4 dl7LHesy,' adclggatiou from
~" = 'Le churches IN thlS city, met at the Lu-
... church "A Saturday, january y, and re-
i. hoii " -sll's Of Union Prayer Meetings,
81. I'..54 reference to the ouipourng OF the Ho-
>l...g ard d., salvation cf souls 1t WAS also
~ - 'SS',.l.' 10 secure The services OF Rev
,'s.'S ii1NlA"HD' TIE Evangelist whose
..' "'' j 80 7ishHA 'IeNSed ut Rochester,
''''''a. an" "'h'f places.
'''-' wee g hliA'hGed on sunday the
-. ''''''l'u'" "AtI Saturday. February 8,
WIS h~'Ly"d to ""l"m'ure " Union morn
'i 'N''ol' L. "l" 'he week day ser
.r.,...,.,u ". ''' IAN
~ rr...,-. '''' '''' d. .'''"i
wan, ~ o-"' i'"''e !
r..,......,.5. NJ II .,..} ,,,;.,.
..n...,.. ,.,.,..1 ,.,,,,,,..l ,.ou. .,.. 49,.
.....- .g...,l.,..,l.. i. ,,......,,.
n.l....,... ,,....,...., ,.... l,i -.
..n Ih-c.,,.. rr,.,,... ,,.... d.,...1, ,.,,i.,,1
.:.......,o,,l,. ,,.,.' l,,,1u3
..'S' '' 'h' service over one hundred
ia.1.-i Sacl tt..u',s had never been Wit
-.... H.t.., md der, md ..,rp,is. fIr.d IN.
-ats Of the pr.r.1. Rgt fms ,,.5 lint tho h.oi,
..-u,tEr sIili,'s wcih. Morning att4roon and
-.-.t tie House wa, filled with .,opr .,trar,i,a
.'.p.ls. and MANY cf tI,.,,. who to- ,c,,- 1od
% .ed, rejected and reyiled religion. were pros
1a'ed at the throne Of grace, seeLIng ,,rdop and
..-,,nes,.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08

Gs+ Til" Towanda Lycpum met as adver
tlSed on Friday evening last, at the Free Scho, ,
House, and was grand success. DIR. E. H. Ma
son was elected President, and the question dis
cnsSed IN a most able and interesting manner bv
Stephea Vosburg, J. G. Patton, W. T. Davis, G.
D. Montanye I. NJ Wilmot, Stephen Shores and
T.. ii. Mason. Messrs Montanye, Davis and Pat
ton were appointed committee to report on per-
manent organization and to procure suitable
room. Thefollowing question then selected
for discussion at the next regular meeting.
Resored. That the late Rebel States are entitled
to and should receive an immediate representation
III Congress.
This question will be warmly debated this week
on Friday night by several members of the Bar-a
good time is expected, come out and hear them.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ba~ Kerosene or Coal Oil, the very Rest
kind for sale by the barrel or in small quantities,
very cheap, at DR.. Porter's Drug Store.
METHODIST Book CONCERN,

ZUO Mulberry-St., \. Y.
BENG IN constant receipt of inquiries from our
brethren respecting Sewing Machines, with re-
quests recommend and purchase, We have in
conjunction with some lady friends, carefully and
thoroughly examined the various machines OF prac-
hc',l value for family sewing, and find those made
10y Wheeler Wilson to fii ly combine the esseIl-
talS of good instrument, and such ts we can con-
ti'lently recommend. Having seen so favorable
results from their use, in our own and the house
holds of our friends, are desirous that their
benefits should be shared by all our brethren, and
hence have interested ourselves i'll their behalf
Abel Stevens Thomas Carlton, Daniel Wise, j.
g. Edwards, j. A. Fay, J. Porter, David Terry, W.
~ Cox.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08

A.TEuPT T FrEN a CHrRgH-A most di-
-ayl4l attempt ~a- made To burn the Church III
l.".tll',. "a Saturday night ol Sunday morning
asr TIE particulars. as related to Us by a gen
{; a..n s. tl.t place, are substantial ly AZ flows
Ma Potter, an old gentleman who resides near
N ,Lu'rL and WHO luilds the fires in the house
>b.-ia mornings, proceeded to the church about
#u..ook on The morning in question. and rs he
..,s-d the door q volume Of smoke and fame
In,,avt He Immediately gave the alarm, and
..nUgh the most strenuous eXertions of the citi-
ans the ire as cxtiuguished and the church
,..sL The ire had been built upon the floor
immediately IA front OF the stove, and portion Of
b. ..,lt furniture, &c., had been used to kinde
". dame space Of about six feet square was
.... III the floor, t,Co Of the setpers burned of.
81 ..g rlarred fragments Of stuff used to kindle
'- a.e Lad ftil,u through on to the ground.
-4.nE which was a 20 ton of a chair which
-...t ta have been SGT on the top Of the pile Tor
purpose OF keeping down the fame. In a few
-...t.r hlole it would have been impossible to
.... s,,oJ ghe building. As Il strong north wind
rs blowing at the time had the church burned it
..alt have been Impossible to have saved the
.". ling house OF M. c. r. Darling. whose shoe
-g atr robbed aud burned but - short time
,.a...
il - sup osed that tue Object Of the iuccndia les
~, t@o-ioId-to bum the church ami al the
dwelling of Mr. Daring
Is this is the second attempt at incendiarism in
f''tlell,, We should suppose the people of that
ga"" "ouLd Investigate the uatter-LcPrvsrWe
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08

Dr. LIGHrnILI~--Those suffering with Cat
arrh or with Deafness who desire to consult DR.
Lighthill should do so Immediately, as his Office
closes on Friday evening next. On Saturday he
returns to his Institute in New York CITY He
cures many in few minutes He has a
very fine suit of convenient rooms at the Ward
House. On the second page may be found some
highly complimentary testimonials to the doctors
skill
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08

vc GoopFIcB-Bscr Sr:-The readers of the
.,ana oar friends abroad will be glad to
,t,,t the grace Of God through Jesus Christ
.rr,,,.. to BE- lnagniied in Bradford county.
n. toIIowir- i, given merely az an example
..,,i,.r what the Lordls doing for us in the sal
...,., prac!ous souls, and also to show the man
trardurtng tine meetings. In LcRnysuille,
....rl-.l.c work oi grace Is now progressing
..o. the AIetholists and Congrationalsts.
~, V,r.ael,d the village IN tins attend q chill
.,.. Getting at 3 o clock. Daily, at o'clock, =
.,,r,t.. payer raetiug IS hclI composed entirely
.,.ar. iu,n and boys, numbering not less than
...na. There J, also similar meeting for the
....... women. the hour before Gathering at the
SINE. j, spent in prayer by adult christians The
....,gs. tlat followed in the great congregation
..l.y uftgmi, To- describe.
.gauNaus, eager throng, crowded the house
..r -o,.nI.itv was manifested throughout.
r. ,aort prayers for special objects, not exceed
..ru minutes each, together with singing,
..r..,.i t..y opening sxrrr!e,s. Tire -erscs of
. .rr were rcd upon which a few remarks
., made. aiming directly TO the salvation of the
r. through I,,n~. Three youug converts, bust
-. E.n G,.4 Tu1.uda, then narrated their
...-,..l ri rI,uce. Within the space of twenty
...t,- about forty Young persons stood up aud
...... uoIl for Jesus. 4 large number OF others
...r ..t,,.trd ny rising. their desire to become
..s> ir.l prayers were offered specially
...... 1.lsgI.a utEer which tie doxology was
........l Tie 4, ,usdlot:on pronounced. An inqui-
-..ln. followed. to which nearly the entire
r-.,. . -,,pFlr,1 The. NDuIfu converts o,.tb.r Il
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08
FARM FOR SALE.-IuL

II, II NININo0 MINN HIuc NaI IlUIlUdIt a
Is. h. IUIt ~ AZ / nIaS~t'ii, "a.
FEB 10, lStu. IAtCulUIs y - a uCC u
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08

CARD.-All soldiers who enlisted prior TO
June 30, 1863, will be furnished important imfol-
nation free ly calling at upon the undersi qr-
ed Bring your discharge" with you.
j. n. CALFF, Pension Agent
Office over News Room.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08

NEIGHTs OF ERAIN.-WhFat. 60 lbs; V0n, 30 It's !;
Rye, So lbs; Oats. - is; Farley, as lNs Buck-
wheat, Is HIS: Beams, G2 lbs; Bran. 30 lbs; Glover
SEED 90 HIS; Dried Apples. % HIS; Flax Seed IS HIS.
" Il II h f. b.
PATCH MOORE.-At the honse of the brides
t:ther in 1"wunda. March Ist, by Rev. VIM
Harris, Mr. r. II. La, h to Miss Hila MooIe DO h
OF this place.
CON-FORD.-In Camptown, Feb. 2S, by Rev. S.
+. Brown, Mr.. Jesse Cox to Miss Louisa j. Ford,
both OF WyaluSing.
the hI1dcs parents, Feb % by Rev ]. b Lake.
Mr.. Eeubrn Rockwell, of Franklin, to Miss
Wealthy Ann Woman of Granville.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08
L,ARM AND MILL PROPERTY FOR

L. eAIE.-Ths property is Situated in Rome town
ship, mile from Rome buruugh on WysUX CT, ek. The
CONSISTS Uf 226 acres; lN0 improved Two
large iruit orchards, Ood gar bush building. &c
The Saw Sii has just teen lh roughly Iepaiied is ia
fine ruunV order, with good stock OF logs in yard
II The above properly is not sold hy the 0lh OF March
it will be ter rent. For luther informal lou iHqwfe u
the umdersgne on The prtmi>es or u J. n. Calf To-
wandI Pa. JAMES M'CABE.
Fei. Is lS;6.-it Rome, Pa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08

|. ;. CLAIM AGENCY. Persons holding
Pension certificates cam draw the installment due
the 4th of March, by bringing them to me. A
copy of the Official AnderSonville Prison Record
containing l3 900 names Of those who died there
from all the States, be seen at my Office free
Ltoru,aiioa Il, regard to al Bo,1y Acts gicen free.
john W. Mix, Agent.
Office 1st Block below Ward House, Towanda
u,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08
COURT SALE.-Bv vir,nr Of

ORph5A;Nis i5; i.5 CoCRt N r :, sALE a. by y, y1@% , Of
ruId County Ilu undersigned administrators ui the
tale Il Justice Surd v,lt, drcd, wil sell the pre-
mi>es F. IpAI MARCH &0gh lrG", At click p m,
ia Granville twp, the following property bounded
lnliuws, t. vii
On the nnrth by lands at VIM. Haheit the east t,y
hEd- "f John Hateit aud Noah l.',miS the south
hy lands ct Wand Warner, and The west BY I.nd> Ui
pdvld lt WIT and ALVIN lumbar. CHtdiniHg So
u laud. be the ore les, Nith ah"u 80
.rfeS Ih,I improved, snail Tumed house. aud
>mnii apple tnd peach Orchard ntrruu.
fERNS-Sl5 ~ The purchase mruey u lie paid
The dry Siir u C1uilmJIiLn at >dle and the h /.
arct yeu thereafter with interest rnnirma;
Nl "R L. PORTER.
THOMAS ANES,
Feb. q, Go. Administrators.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08

PENSIoNERS-T The instalmpnt of Pensions
due March 4th, 1866 paid on and after that date
by bringing yonr Pension certificates to J, n. Ca
LIFE Pension Agent. Office over News Room, To-
wanda, Pa Feb. 26.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08

N"r ONE.-N"t a single Union paper in
tn" State of Pennsylvania sustains Andrew John
son III the platform attached to his veto message
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08

EGzF 4 Musical Convention will he held
ut Cmey's Hall, Smthhoro, n y, commencing on
Tuesday March 18th, 1866, at 10 O'Clock Il. m. to
continue four days aud close with concert on
Friday evening, March 10th, under the direction of
j. G. Eowner. Music Books for the use of the Con-
veution furnished free. Admission to the full
course including concert II 90; Concert, % cts.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08

"OUR GREAT AUTHORS" is the title of a
Splendid Steel Engraving exhibition and for
sale at the Jewelry Store of W. A. Chamberlain.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08
up0ruraf 6 Institute.
EYE AND EAR IN NSTITUT E.
DR.. UP DE CRAFT.

OcrLIsr, AURGsT AND GENERAL SURGEON. ELNRA, N. Y.
Treats oil Diseases Of tie Eye, Ea, aud 7hrooi.
THE EYE.-He will operate upon Cataract Artificial
Pupil. Crnsa Eyes, Lachryma ti-ula. Perygium EntIo-
pnn Inversion 0 the eyc-d,l and treats all nruI~ OF
SORE EYES such Grdunlated Lid, PHrulruI
n the Eye, aud all diseases To which The Eye is
subject.
rHE EAR.-Treats successfully Discharges tram the
f Err Noises in the Ear. Difficulty Of Hearing. Deafness,
[rven when the Dinm is enrey destroyed. will rSerl
Artificial answering nearly all the purposes fh
natural
TIE THROAT.-Ulcersted Throat, Enlarged ION
silS, gsher with
CATARRH
in all its forms. permanently cured.
GENERAL SURiERY.-Hc will operate Epon lab
Feet Hare Tip. Get Palate. Tum,TS. CanrtI- v.inii
forms PLASTIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Most, LIPS
any portion at the face j. destroyed through d>c
otherwise, by healing them anew
sS~ viii attend 10 the Amputati"n OF Limbs, TO
and General Surgery in AL ills branches.
INSERTS ARTIFICIAL Is S-tiiving them all tbs
molten and expression oI III natural. de8 ing uee, rir,
they inserted without removing the old one "r pre-
ducmg pain.
The Dnctors collection OF instruments comprises all
the latest improvements. and J. the lacS H The state
SIT in all hat l. and valuable III Surgery, warrants
him in saying that everything within The bounds o tit
profession may ie expected ni him.
The Institute has been greatly enlarged thar wt
can accommodate an increased nnnlcr uI patients
distance. Comfortable Boarding. HOUSES attach.
ed tu The establishment.
No ncu nbis Trr.ired J,F TlFafmFnt O}e,G-
tiUp,S. II case j. mcr,rahr he Wilt informed
Institute WalrI street, Cppu>ite the rnarh House
f mira Y. Fr 1853
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08

WANTED, in'm' diatcly, Tw" Sewing Girls
that understand the Tailoring Trade, to work on
custom work. None need apply unless they m
'jylstaud the Trade fully. Also u good journeymun
workman wanted. J NJ CoIIfNs
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08
ORPHANS COURT SALE BY vr,n" OF

0RPHAN'S COURT sAl AI.I. E. By yir,H" Of
,,rd Inty the Undersigned .dnin> >ir;lor of The vs-
,tr e. James b. ton decd, late al ioinr iwp. m srn
,,a the premises. on FRIDAY. NAI II 3mh. l~G6, at
u'cloyk y. m. he Iul owing property Ia Wit
Beginning stake and stones ~ the unIiheast cor
uer said hi, the sGIih 81 rods and link
stake and >tteS the south line al th leufy Fnr!gt
lot thence we~I 32 rnd- q l., minck cuE SuIhc1~t
conner said For ~ 1T thence north y per L. lake
and tones, thence nurih G5 l-0 Pc he~ 81 hrHii" K,
,hrcCe rast 81 10 per T. thc ace ni trE'rhG t"R'
Tuning ~ acres i-S. about all improved. one
trained house aud ban with some rut tr' es thereon.
Terms 50 L. he pa d on the daA at ale, hr tai
ance Ot said purchase money on cuhhrhntnn ct sale.
WM. tnRBtS ID.
Feb. "a, '66. AdminiNil gtoT.