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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

N INGENIOUS OPERATION -PmyoPIAsTY.-
.tt4r-sed "a most remarkable operation on Sat
last which consisted in healing upon the
man, a ue.r "yse his origiad nose having
destroyed by cancer,-the disease having
we'd several years ago.
~. >'at shape of the nose was first cut out in
..'.d. and fitted to the opening III the face
".s to be covered by the new nose. This
..h &as then spread upon the forehead
Is shape was traced by some coloring ma
.-'~ itel which the skin and integument thus
"lt, vas dissected from the forehead,
'-4, down and confined with needles over the
prepared for it, and thus formed into a per-
-~n The piece thus removed from the fore
mans attached by small surface CORES
--4- I" the root of the nose, through which the
"A.'"n Is kept up until the new nose becomes
+ attached, 1t is then cut loose from this point
.-' tie open wound III the forehead is healed
"'-' Is termed " "graa,dotoa, and leaving
...'} "a trace Of q scar
'.4' very Ingenious operation for the removal of
'.''''ie a detoraity, was performed by Dr. Up
''.l at his surgical institute in this city, and
"'''E stamps him as one of the most sllilful
..'l' OF the day.-E7osira .idrertiseJ
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

L7NECUTOR'S NOTICE.-NOTICE Is
IL hereby given, that all persons indebted to th,
state OF JOHN FURMAN, late Of Columbia, twp
iced. are requested TO make immediate payment aud
those having demands against said estate will please pre-
cent duly authenticated for settlement.
RAYMOND GERNET,
Jan /. lSG6. Executor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25
}lomcll s. Cos Ncm Goo0s.
VHE GREATEST ATTRACTIONS II
GOODS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET,
= O w JILL q GO

Have in store the largest stock OF good ever exhb
ed in Northern PeunSy lyania. Additions will con
stanly be made 70 this stock during tie season, and
il viii at all times lie found FULL AND COMPLETE
in .ll its departments.
We invite the particular attention cl customers
cnr magnificent display o
FALL NDFWINTER DRESS GOODS
Which offer as prices much below those of last year.
We have given special to selections in this line
and able 10 exhibit the newest most fashionable
and most desirable styles 10 he obtained. Our new
stock comprises all colors OF Plain and Plaid French
Mcrinos, Empress Cloths. Striped Meances, striped
and Plaid P0plus, Talcias, i4amas Tusel Pupus Paris
GFcE Reps, Plain and Brocade Apacas Poll de Chcv-
res, icainCS ard Almuaes, Bright PlaGs Tor cLdrcns
wear, and great variety of other Dress Fabrics.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25
PPLICATION II DIVORC

4 TFIIUAIION N NURtE-I0 HaI-
IA Jit .sg3ts- Nc lla sept. Term. 1865. You are
htrabg notified lht John Ayres your hnsbndhas appli-
ed to the Court Common Pleas Of Bradford Co Tor .
divorce Ia The bonds OF matrimouy and the said Court
has appointed Monday. February 5th, ls56 at tw" o.
clock r. at the Court House in fowandaor hearing
the said john Ayres in The Irtmi-es at which time and
place yen can attend Il you think proper - go
Han I GF j NJ SMITH, Sheriff.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

peAp There will be a Donation Visit for
the benefit OF Rev. D. Craft at the residence Of H.
Gaylord Esq, in Wyalusing,. Thursday, Feb lst.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

The Eugene, Empress. Paris Trail Multjiorm, aud a
variety OF other popular makes %! Skis ia all sizes
Tor Ladies Misses and Children.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

'.. Enron r We have had a great revi-
''e temperance cause here. Gen. Patton,
,." Town, delivered a very affecting lecture in
49,. .AsNl church, on Thursday evening. Mr.
"'latod as chairman. When the lecture
.sa, The temperance pledge was circulated
.' 81 names were signed to it. including a num-
% "nr returned soldiers. The old gentleman
II. '''"n sweep. We gave him unanimous
W. thanks TO show him how we valued his ser
In am. Yours, &c,
'i''.. Jan 20L.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

4 UuiTOH'o NOTlCE.-h tie matter Of tie ayjlc q
N William -lead, tate Of dihcRs haP. dcr'd In the
Orphans CoUto Bradford County.
IHC unders gned ar auditor, appointed by said court
tp dispose exceptions flied to the Partial Account OF
f. >. Najhcvso Administrator, Of said Mead, dee ed
viii aieaG O. thc duties at bis Office in the borough
oI IrwaIda, on Monday, the I'D day OF January ,CG
clock =. m, and all persons having claims upon
said funds must present them, or else be tor yer dc
barred IRON the same. ". :. PEEK,
i'cc. I'D. lot5. Auditor
1 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Noticc
is hereby given, that persons indebted to hc e.
tate ol LAME. {. Miller, deceased, late OF WilmUJ twp
requested to make immediate payment, ana those
having dc--andS against said estate will present them
LUCY ! MILLER,
GEO. ". MILLER,
J.a. n, 1866. Administrator.
i DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-Notice is
hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
ste Of HlRAM JOINER. late Of Springfield tp., dec
irv requested 10 make immediate payment, and thosl
having claims against said estate will plescnt them duly
MATTHEW HILL Jr.,
Jan y, 1860. Administrator.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notce
a is hereby given that all persons indebted 10 th
estate Of DAVID NOUGHT, late OF Standing Stone twp.
decreased, are requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims against said estate viii present
them duly authenticated tor settlement.
WM. Y0UGHT,
GEO. 4. STEPAENS,
Noy. 8, 1850. Administrators.
EXECUTOT'S NOTICE-Noticc is here
n by given that all persons Indebted 10 The estate OF
SOLOMON BARDWELI., !aJe Of Springfield township,
decd are requested make immediate payment anG
those having claims gas said estate must present them
duyan'hcntcatcd Tor settlement.
NANCY E BARDWDLI.
F.G. BENNETT,
J4n 4 I-.G. Eyr..fpr
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

Mr.. GoonncH We had Temperance
Lecture here last evening, from Gen Patton of
Towanda. tell you it was a telling one and was
the occasion of 81 of our people signingth pledge
among whom were some of our gallant returned
soldiers. Doctor Bullock presided and introduced
the Gen to the audience rs an able and eloquent
adyccatc whom he had heard lecture before the
County Temperance Society, twenty years ago
After the lecture DR.. b, made some further inter
esting remarks, and among other things stated
that he had found that a sup or9two of coffee would
satisfy any cravings person may have for liquor.
4 unanimous vote of thanks was given to Gen.
p, and c. E. Wood who invited him to deliver the
lecture, offered him ten dollars for his services :
but he declined to accept any compensation Sure
ly such distinguished services, from one of Gen.
Patton's ability, cannot fail of success and will
have its reward. Yours. &c.
East Smithfeld. Jan. 17th
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Dec. 20. l~G,
!. rDLroR,s NorIrE-n tine ,,,nl,l,

a VUTIUTV - -NUIIV L."IT VIT NIO7IET "
L q the Estate If JadtdiGh HOlisdJiH. GccCd. In the
Orphan Court OF Bradford County.
iAc undersigned an auditor appointed by saG Court
t. distribute moneys IN the hands OF the administrators
VII attend t. the duties o, his appointment, al his Office
in IsUautl b0To Friday The 18th day OF Jan. IaGC,
q, o'clock =. H., at which time and place all persons
interested attend il they think proper be forever
dc AIRED from the same. NJ. DAVIES
! L. 4 l-lh Aulitnr
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

CRACKERS. .-MesSrs Barber u Pcttos, Of
the Towanda Bakery, arc now manufacturing
Crackers -f every variety, and OF very super y
quality Dealers supplied on reasonable terms
None but fresh crackers ever offered for sale Is
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

2sg" \ splendid Chickeging Piano for
sale at secondhand. Terms moderate For ta.-
ther Information apply to Mr.. F.. T. Fox.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

And the anne viii ne prascnrei to the Orphans Court
ot Brad 'r County oH Monday the 9th day OF Febru-
aIg next Tor confirmation and allowance
y. .ELLGBRE,
Jan. s. 1866. Register.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25
PAPER HANGINGS Il TRANSPARENT
WINDOW SHADES.

We are receiving large additions to stock Of
Wall Papers, Transparent Window Shades and Trim.
mingS Window Papers. Ec. Nr.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01
II tai.

Pos tai.
Congress, at its present session, has
amended the Postal Laws in several par
ticulars, of which the following is the most
important:
!. Prepaid and free letters are to be
forwarded from one office to another with
out additional charge. Dead letters are to
be returned free of charge.
2. Letters bearing on their face n re-
quest to the writer, shall be thus returned
without charge
3. Single money orders may be issued
for $50, instead of $50, which has hitherto
been the maximum. The fees herafter will
be Zoe. for $50 and less; 25c. for any sum
over $50 and not over $50.
4. Money orders will be valid for one
year instead Of 80 days. Postmasters may
issue new orders for those lost, instead of
sending to Washington.
5. The Postmaster General orders that
the advertising of letters in newspapers
shall cease from the lst of October next,
except at tirst-class Offices. AT all other
offices manuscript list shall be posted up.
This rule applies to the Des Moines Post
Office, which belongs to the second class.
6. The department furnishes envelopes,
when the number Of 500 or more are or
dered. !
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
WHEREAS, We learn that one David
Jack, Of Ossian, Iowa, has published or
caused to be published, card cautioning
Threshers and Farmers ''to 6eacare Of the
Michigan Sweepstakes Machines.
Now, therefore, not so much for the sake
of the injury he can do us, but to correct
misrepresentation we take the liberty to
say that this malicious attack on the part
Of Mr.. Jack has been made only because
he did not succeed in securing the agency
for the sale of this Celebrated Machine. as
the following letter will show:
OssIAS, April 6, 1866.
MEssRs. j. S. UpToN & Co.-GentS: Mr.
Wright and me have taken the Agency of
the Mccormick Reaper, and we expect to
canvass Northern Iowa and part of Mime
sofa; we would buy Machines of you if
you will sell them ut a fair price; we will
pay you at least one-third cash and the
balance i'll payments to suit you. | think
we could sell at least 20 Machines
Please let us know by return mail what
you will charge us for Machines.
(Signed,) u. JACK.
BY the above it is evident that this Mr..
Jack was quite well satisfied in his own
mind that the michigan Sweepstakes
Thrcsher is the best Machine in use.
II. 3. MALONE & Co.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

quashed, but privately he is very sorry for
it. Looking over his books, he discovers
that if the war had only lasted few years
more. he would have been millionaire so
he curses the late Rebels for being fools
enough to give up so soon. Such chances
as he had to feather his nest he NAV new
cr again have in lifetime So his voice
is raised for strict retribution to repcntant
Rebels, and he speaks of them but with
gall and bitterness, in the hope that they
will again be provoked to Instruction.
The whole vocabulary of degradation is
read over by him, that he may, by din.
ming their fate into the ears of those who
failed to tight long enough to CRAFTY his
force them again into the
field.
The Clerical b. u. finds out what are
the political views of the leading men of
his congregation, and governs himself ac-
cordlngly. lie has often semi-ofiicial rev.
Citations from the Ami ghty, informing all
who have ears to hear that the affairs of
the nation are all governed 10y wise
Providence FOR our good, but that if ccr-
tain men who have been permitted to hold
high positions do not amend their conduct,
we will all go the bad, otwithstanding.-
lie does not obtrude his own views on
any one, but he may say that the course
taken by the Executive is infamous and
against all moral principle, and though it
is not for poor human nature to presume,
still he has not the least hesitation in say
ing that God frowns on it, and what He
frowns on must come to naught. The G.
B. p. informs the Deity in his prayers that
he would like the c, rnsels of the wicked
time-servers COMPOUNDED, and lest He
should not know the wicked, the irrever-
snt reverend gives Him hint broad
enough to be taken by knowing horse
In this strain of blasphemy and sycophan-
cy the c. 3. p. proceeds till his patrons
think he is speaking like an oracle, and
resolve to give him u prophets fee, which
makes the heart of the patriot, according to
Deacon Jones, glad his tea-kettle to boil,
and supplies him with pulpit-gowns, slip
pers and brecches.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

q BisHop.-The ''bulls containing the
appointment of Rev. Jno. Henncssy, now Of
st. Joseph Mo. reached ST. Louis on Sat.
urday week, and were Immediately forwar-
ded to that gentleman. The new Bishop
is churchman Of great ability, great HUI
nility; he has occupied many comman-
ding positions in the church: he was asso-
ciated with Rev. P. J. Ryan in charge OF
the Cathedral at Dubuque, Professor Of
Theology in the Seminary of Carondelet
and for time President Of that Seminary:
In the fall Of 1853 he was sent to Rome, as az
Uearor of tire DEGREES of tho Provincial
council which had just closed its s;ttings.
Since 1860 he has been stationed at St.
Joseph.
The st Louis Times, from which we
gather the above, is published in part by
d. A. Mahoney late of Dubuque.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01
M AkSlSIE,Il,

At McGregor Tuesday p. NJ. July alst by Rev. s.
p. Soan b. W. G. PERRY, Esq, to Miss LoTrIE A..
youngest daughter OF Mrs. James slorah al! of this
city.
The TINES Office is indebted to the happy bride for
most liberal supply Of excellent cake to the bride
groom for choice bottle of Licbhards superior wine.
All hands joined in feast of love and flow of soul
over the ausicons event. The health OF the pair
drank single and double AID there were slight intma
tons that addition so pleasant household would
be noticed in the way at this oGice il the same
means were placed at hand.
Let hope that 'CLIaT and LoTTIE in their lane of
lie may ever find pleasant places Thanks for Cards
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

WEATHER FOR AuGusr.-Yery hot and
sultry at the commencement Of thelnonth,
and in general fair. Showery at times
near the 8th and 18th, but for the most
part fair and bright, which prevails until
the middle of the month. Thunder-storms
near the 2lst, or else cold for the season,
the same phenomena influencing the one
as the other, and sometimes both at the
same period. Windy with rain about the
9th and 30th. s.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

hCoSvENT1oNs.-Wc are not as heavy"
a these ANIMALS, biennials, quadrenia!s,
&c.q&c., as some. The TINES is u sort of
Hdo-as-you-pleasc "organ." There are
s5 many weak things done, or permitted to
pa done in public meetings, in the excite
ment of the moment--:herc are so many
SAlbtious gents who attend conventions
And rise to the question y for the pur-
hose Of being immortalized in the various
papers of the State, that we are sometimes
disposed to take not the advice. listen nat
u the request" obey not the "ordcrcd "
Of gentlemen far distant or near by who
desire to see their several and separate
movements handed down through our sill
!ustrious' columns to the admiring gaze
81 70 ;terity. We like to oblige-have
social reputation of that kind, so extensive
rs to meet with private loss frequently to
crafty the weakness; but we also have 6
taste in tn: condcnsing way, and where We
can squeeze down a subject Of ten lines into
six we invariably squeeze. If the style
don't suit we cannot help it. We like
good, well-nade bunkum, but where the
threads of political or religious shoddy are
so apparent, the seams so poorly hidden,
Or the buttons so tiinsily attached, we de-
cline to add our poor influence to the cir
aulation of the g goods This must, or
should be understood in Il genera! sense.
The fault of long-winded proceedings is
generally that of the Secretaries. We
scarcely ever saw report Of a meeting
that could not have been pressed into half
the space required by its Secretary.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

ssD~ The loss Of hay in Clayton, ALA
makec and Winneshiek counties was inn
mensc by the frcshet Of Sunday evening
July 23.-bridges were also destroyed and
some live stock, but the damage to grain
was not SO great as was feared. 1t is
raining now however and grain is never
saved till in stack or in market.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

The Masons of McGregor and Prairie du
CHEN have arranged with the managers
and officers of the steamer flamakes for
an Excursion trip on Thursday, August
9th, TO LANSING and return. A basket
picnic, furnished by the participants, will
accompany the expedition. All Masons in
''good order will be welcome with their
families and baskets. The Band Of Me-
Gregor will DO one Of the institutions
Lansing will please notice that our friends
have no design on the Co. seat
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

Losr.-Dr. ANDRES lost his timo-worn,
pocket, medicine case between this place
and North McGregor. lie has had it over
20 years and will reward any one literally
for its return. The medicine will kill any
nan Mho nppronriates it,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

ARMSTRONG, of Lansing was good-natur-
ing around here for a few hours on Sur
day last; he and John Tierny came down
to p. du Chen in canoe or skiff,-they
probably returned by srading, as the wa
ter is very low.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

As we go to press the town is moderate
" full oflawyers. McClintock, McGath.
cry and Zeigler are plainly visible as VIC
write. The legal conference takes place
here today
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

TIE CiRcrs.-It is due to Lipman's
Great Circus to credit it for what it is
worth. We find in most of our exchanges
more puffs of Lipman after he has shown
than there were before! This fact is nc
ticable. Up the river the papers and peo-
pie praise it highly. The trained animals
Of most kinds; Eaton Stone, the veteran
bareback rider Master Charley Fish, the
champion boy rider Of the world Little
Annie, with her beautiful trick horse; the
Sacred Bull; the Learned Monkies, Apes,
&c., render this exhibition one Of the ex-
traordinaries Of the age.
See Adv. and Posters for time and par.
tculars.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

Rev. Mr.. Tucker late of the Baptis,
Church at this place, is solicited to accept
the charge Of the Church ut Charles City,
Floyd Co. Mr.. T. will carry with him
the best wishes of the McGregor people.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01
Weather, Markets, DC.

Warm, showery. Not good for harvest,
though thus far the grain is not injured
Hands are wanted at $3.50 per day--this
is twice the value of bushel of wheat -
River falling. Rainy as we 60 to press
Gold, Sl.4s. Wheat, 80 to SIPS. Wool, As
to Is. Butter, "a to rs. Hides, 7 to IA.
Business dull. Harvesting checks trade
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

Our special friend Horace Baker, Esq,
is the most gratifed man in Iowa: his po-
sition in society as Father of an elegant
Youth, only five days old and yet possess
ed of sound conservative Judgment pros
pective delegate to Philadelphia, &C., &c,
eleyates the otherwise nj ,dest Horace very
extensively. We congratulate the parents
o:the young democrat.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

The return Picnic on Tuesday, F. NJ.
was slightly damp, personally. We regret
it rained, down at the rocks, and we re-
GREETED more to see our lady friends return
with hats, bonnets and head-dresses q lit
tie the worse for water. A better naturcd
company of wet people we never saw.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

paowSsD.-On Sunday last three boys,
aged about Is, bathed just below town.
One of them sank, from cramp, probably J
and was drowned. Hundreds were soon
at the shore and after several hours search
the body was found by AL. Patterson Tim
Hardin brought it to the surface. The
cannon was fired several times but the con-
cussion did not raise the body. A Coro-
ner's inquest was held and reported the
facts. The deceased was almost l3 years
of age he was JAMES, the son Of James
Flanagan of McGregor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

The depot at CREsco, beyond Counover;
is now completed the rails are going
down as fast as construction will place
them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01
News and Ktens.

In an impromptu address to the students
Look at the old flag as a Christian object
Obey its dictates and follow it's leaders,
As you go out into life you will find op-
portunities enough to stand up for it--you
may even have chance to fight for it. i
tell you that before you pass from the
stage there will be fighting, in comparison
with which mine will seem slight.
and have had enough. 1.-The Phil
Sheridan and ltasca have been laid up for
the dull season and we are told that the
Milwaukee will also be hauled OF, leaving
the Key City, War Eagle and Northern
Belle to do the work for the line between
Dubuque and Alma..... A fashionable par
ty is now called ughter-cultural
show" ......Why are jokes like nuts? Be-
cause the dryer they are the bette. they
crack. ....Dan Rice, the Snowman. is the
peoples candidate for congress in the 10Th
Pennsylvania district. ..Spurgeon says,
not more than one good preacher can be
found among every eighty students. .....
George Elliot Miss Steyens,) after seeing
her last book. Felix Holt" out of the
press, took the money received for it,
$50 900, and went abroad to avoid read
ing disagreeable notices of it,. The Pa
risian ladies have abandoned the present
large style of bonnets worn in this count
ry and instead, wear a ribbon round the
head with veil attached to it. The vail
is usually black What is the difference
between piece Of hone, c )mb and black
eye? One is produced by laboring bee
and the other by a belaboring.
1t is said that in case of the success Of
the Atlantic telegraph enterprise, the ex-
pense Of two messages day from London,
of twenty words each, will be $4,000 a
week to the newspapers receiving the As
ISOLATED Press dispatches. The White
Sulphur Springs, Ohio, have been purchas-
ed for the National Soldiers Home, au-
thorizcd by Congress. Price slOQ,DOO. :.
The week ending with the Dist inst. was
the hottest known in Philadelphia since
ITS. Seven hundred and sixteen deaths
occurred in that city during that week
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-01

Rs Cholera is reported all over the
west. 1t is the cholera morbus that in
rariably prevails on the advent Of new veg
etablcs.