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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17
GENERAL NEWS.

A bust Of Richard Golden has been placed
in wsstminstss Abbey.
George Bruce, celebrated type founder,
died in New York on Friday.
The New York Ojsissa says the rseomin-
alton Of Gov. Renteo 10 certain.
There ass two Ansfieaa susgssas having
eommissions in the Austrian navy.
Tiaothy Driseoll, Of 81. Lesis ~ driven
70 suicide By The attacks Of musquitoss last
week.
Colorado rsehons On 1, 900, 900 bushels Of
wheat this ysar-l0, 900 acres ct 80 bushels
per acre.
Durine the month Of June. % vessels
beoaght y The port Of New Ysst. $3.50
smigfante.
0asibAldi's rank Of General, b equivslsnt
70 Nafshal q Francs, o. Field nssshal Of
Ensland.
A man in Lawrence, Mass., bad bic leg
saved nearly 10 two. lsagthwiss. BY falling
upon circular saw.
A new radical paper 10 proposed to BE-
started in Mobile, Northern men furnishing
The requisite fasds.
The Hon. Alfred ny, . leading radical Of
Rochester, hAs beeo9e bail Tor the Fsnian
psiss6sss q Canaadaigna.
Gen. MeClsllas 10 ~ saly Amssicsn ofi>
ess, q, IN fact military oGfess q any foss
sign nation, allowed q ths Austrian head.
Qsastefa ,-
Nearly I'll ths Issdine New York editors
~ ssslsaaaiag, Byrsat - the asdseu, nsss
" = hswpssS, 0ssslsy = Chsppaqua, and
Bsnsset q Fest was6sstea.
Ths ehains end ieee work q H. Char
lotes and Celuabis sailroad bsiaos over the
Ca>awba River, South Carolina, aes made
from the musksts, bayensts. shsIIs, t.,
pieksd % "a visgiais 6aaSls>0elde.
I've shocks 4 earthquake wsfs fslS "a
he 9Oth ultine. q Nice. The escillatieG
aepsassd y pesesed issm asssh, not seeth.
The shock was cleo psreeptible q Mar
settles.
4 telegram fts0 Indianspelis says III
whsat harvest now In progrsss Y yisldieG
bselss than vs. aaticipatea, and that thu
quality b sopssisr b Tie eroe Of 1ast
yes.
David Bareea, ~ Lawrsnes county,
Miss, nineteen yeass old, wAs murdered
in Copiah county, about the let instant. BY
so0e uDknoWn psfoee. HE peeketl
were searched and rif1ed Of their con
tents.
Al Australian journal states that recent
b, uess Sydney, New Seuth Wales, tur>
| ~ was found that measured oovou feet ID
Isngth and weighed ssven hondeed peunds
II also states thae sGill larger turtle haa
sines bsen found in Newcastle harbos, New
Ssush Wales.
A little girl uads her appearance On The
s1sssee Of Atlsnts lsesly. vith about hali
bushsl u apples, which che vas glad 70 cell
Tor thirty cents. She had carried the ap
plss ten miles, aud then had mot money
sssash 10 buy . peck Of meal 10 TAXI
heas.
Ths Easlish "Rsyal National Lifs-boa'
1sgl1ouels1f' - ~ ngsly 80 Me boats
I114W h eaAfus. DsoWose 5o0 lad COO
NJ ~ Sovso svsty Yen fOa sAipwsscki
- ~ soases 0ai1ly through ito isstru,
0eoGakly. %
Cspt1as xhsuas r. Pen NJ threw
No. ~ hssss, . ~ IN altlas. asa'
his residence 10 Hershosse Perish, La.
nd died In lev hours ffsm injuries sus
ssinsd By ths All.
The Baltineee Ssa estimates The pspuls
lien Of thea ely q thses hundred thousand
These Agssse ase feesdsd On . census o
representative wards nads fpe Ne puspss'
Of squalising he seheel ta1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

we're formerly considered ineurable. Also The
effect Of SOLITARY hsbis. both ruinoss to the body
and mind and produce some Of the following o.
tects. Blotchss. Constipation. loss Of memory.
pain in the small Of the baek-can be fully 70.
stored to health. Consultatioa free.
Charges moderate, and eurss guasaateed. =
Post Office Box, 1894. All letters with stamp
answered.
P.S.-All business strictly confidential. OF.
fee hours from 4. =. until r. 4. feb2SdAwtl
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRlA0H.lThs Proprietor
L Of the New York Museum Of ANATOMY have deter
mined to issue free four Of thsr most Instructive Ice
lures on Marriage and It's disQuAlacations, Nervous
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Indigestion, Weakness OF DEPRESSION, lmpoeeAey.
Loss OF Energy and Manly Power the greae social Ev
and those malades which result nom youthful 60oa
excess Of maturity, or ignorance Of Physiology and
laws Of nature
These invaluable Lectures have been the means n
cnlightenng and saving thoo1ands, and will b tbs
warded free receipt Of four stamps BY addressing
Secretary New York Museum Of Anatomy and 1cdi
cine, Cts Broadway New York. MARKEDLY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17
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TX CHEvEUx. Oue appli-

4 cation warranted to curl
WV the most straight and
stubborn hair II either ssx Into wavx r1gleo q heev
massive curIs Has been used BY The 6shionableo q
Psrie and London with Tie mnse gEsttfying rcsults
Does NO injury 70 the har. Psin by an, esalsd end
postpaid a. Descriptive Circular mallsd nee A
dress, BERGER. SHUTS d CO., Cheaisls, No. -
River street, Troy, N. r. 6oie Agents Tor the Unitsd
Statee. mAy3-d6W30
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

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IN VVIIISKERSundM NUS -
w TACliES forced to
- grow upon the snoothest ~
face In frcm three 10 i've ~"
weeks by nsing DR.. SEvia-
Ms RESTAtRATUER
CAPlLLAIkE, the most
wonderful discovery In
modern science. acting
upon the Beard and Hair In an almost miraculous
manner II has been used by the elite Of Paris and
LQD44n with the most haticrinc success Names Of
en- ,asers will be registered, and IL entire salts
!acud not given In every instance. the money will
be chccrully refunded. Price by mail, scaled and
postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS n CO.,
Chemists. No. e>5 River street, Troy. N. y. 0Ole
agents Tor the United States. mayJsigNw3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

D.QJNn.AN1. 70 An.E 4 co,
Room No. I. yuaeaS Blocf, p. o. Drarer 440
MILWAUKEE,.
TICKETS FOR SALE
At Plu0mmer's Book store,
Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17
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IMPORTANT TO 1NvALIDS
ras srscsrtc nssxDS FOE
Consumption, nerves. Deblllty,

And all Disorders Of tie Lungs, Nsr.
vess and Blood Systems.
The nYPOPnOSPH1TES not only act With fsonrI
xxas and CERTAINTY In evssy stage o. pulMOnasy a.
essc, even II the acute kId, called ssllalOptnA =
sumption" but also with 1avArable kncsry IN aH q
rangements Of the Nervous and Mood nyrtems, enca
a. Nervous Prostitution, General Debility. AsehnA
Paralysis. scrofnla. Chronic Brcnchitis, AsseeuMe
Ricketts,, lin Childfen,) Anemia, Dyspepsia, waiting
lmdaired Nutrition, Impoverished Hood and aM nus
bid Conditions Of the system, dependent 90 dsds.e,
Of vital force. Their action 10 two fold end 3eetoc
ON the one hand increasing tho principle, which eDa
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most powerful Blood gcserating ageeas KNOWN
Every SUFFERER 1roen Debility,
or any Chronic Masdy BY which The vlal snergirs I.
depressed, or exhaustcd; and every wooen VIII
needs Nesycus Tonic % 1nvienratOs.-sneq go
fr ri WINCHESTER 4 cos NEW CIRCu.
R,~f1 compiled ffum Dr. Chnrchill's Secrna ~
iion 81 his Treatise on C0nsumptioa. just pehsese
in Paris Prices in and 10 OF. bOttlse. o. and q
each. Six email OF Three large. for -. ~ Mold b
ali respectable Druggsts and Wholesale 81 the Sole
depot In the United States, by the Manufacturers.
winchester & Co., 81 John street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

Ths DslEalo Ossrisr (Dsosssaa,) Of ths
~, says:-sOeoseal 0aat rscently
ssaasksd b : gsaslsnaa q this city
NJ ost ~ II ~ vesA fhas s'unlsss The
osuthssn Saatss wsss spssdiy sdmistsd u
representation In Csasrsas end IL right Of
ssleeovseameut eGnsedei . then "a
sAssld sesa have sasehse ssbs1liea."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17
Nip the Evil In tho Bud.
mr.. WHITTIER.
1874 South Clark Street Chlc09o. Nh.

Has for many years made thu
\ treatment Of private diseasesAu
Abusinass and study. Syphilis
in al its forms. Glest asd STRIFE
lures. Partieulas atasntien Civ
en- 70 old staadinR cases. which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

3 SMITH. Pnrsr. II. LOwRY,v.P.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD. TsEAsvasa.
Dec - div O. H. FlDRIDCE. HySSYrAu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

~ ~ IAAEM s,
North oUtoxu
GIFT CONCERT

NJ Preprse - 81 the t3rsss Nor hwestern
On 0seeese. waiea vas to haze takes place Il
~ Nsw 1nsie Hall. in he civ II Mslwauks~.
8 Thareday Evening. Jane Ssth, have been
cenps1Ied y sascnnce 10 ticket holders and Che
puhnr gssesslly she fcsspoaemest Of tissi- Con
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

UNRONrlNG ON WASHINGTON AVENUE
Sixth, Seventh and Green Sta, ST. LOUIS.
NO. Parks. Hatch, Felt L Co., Proprietor
The Daily DanocRar kept on Gle.
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morelaAMn ooARplWo.


(FOfmefIy EicheibeFEeF House,
Nor Second and " smut sta, Nuscaiine, 10.
~ WOODF0RD 1 GALYEAS, Props pres
Omnibus and baggage Wagon 70 sod IRON Cars
and Boats The House has been reotted and re
furnished throughout. and put in per ect oeder
Of the accumulation Of the public uv95-dly
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25
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Orwell, Of typhoid fever, Nov 18th
1865, Addie, youngest daughter of Robert an
DcIphine Hall, aged years, months and /
days.
We know that God had watched DER thee
Through all thy passing years.
That he, in love hath tahon thee.
From this cold world Of tears.
hnd yet. we 5rieyc in selhshness.
And say It's heard to bear,
These empty arms this aching heart
The vacant little chair.
Oft in the silent hours of night
We seem again to hear,
Thy last sweet words, Sister good bye,
Far off. and yet, so near.
Far off, amid the angel throng,
Oh! longing heart be still
Thy murmurings cease, in thankfulness
Bow to Gods holy will
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25
Cfeal.


y OF III. Fa Issued out Of the Court of Commol
Pleas OF Bradford county TO me directed and deiyerej
will be exposed 70 public sale at the Court House in the
Boro' of Towanda, MONDAY, FEBRUARY ). 1866 AZ
one o'clock p m. the following described lot piece
parcel Of land situate IN shehequin tp and bounded as
| follows to wit oTh by lands of G.. Wavue Kinney.
on the east and South by land OF Valentine Smith, and
west bv the Susquehanna River. Containing about 100
acres Of land more or less about IS improved
with framed house, framed barn. aud woodb Ise,
granary, and an orchard Of lrut trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of H. H.
Mace to use Of Arabea s. Mace VS.. r. p. Shaw, Ursh
Shaw and Harry SHAW.
ALaO-The following described lot piece or parcel oi
land situate in Ulster twp and bouu cd as 70 lows To-
wit North By land OF Newell Hayens east by land ci
Phiander Ioomis and john Huff south 10y land o jos
! Newherry and west by land Of Geo. Wes and Joseph
Smith. Containing 20j acres more less, about l3O
acres improved with framed house log house, framed
barn. framed shop and Saw Mil and Shinge Machine
aud two SIN III orchards Of fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit Of Hsrr
& SamaTsh Isaac Hun
ALSO-The following described lot piece parcel Of
land situate in Warren twp and bounded as follows to
wit On the north BY land Of r. Cooper east By land
of Sus1nnah Pitcher south by land oi John Mufpaey
( and west b. land Of said Cooper Containing / o!
acre of land all improved, with framed dwelling
( house thereon.
ALsU-Ihe following described lot, piece or parcel
Of land situate in North Towanda twp bounded as
/ lows, to wit North by land Of Timothy Bowen east
by land of John Divine, south by the public highway
and west by land Of John DoGgherty. Containing ii
acres of land less all improved late the estate
OF Patrick Dougherty, edwitI small framed shany
thereon.
seized and taken into execution at the sui Of Edward
Overton VS. B. S Russell admir- ol Patrick Dougher,y.
ALSO-One other lot, piece or parcel OF llnd situate
in said twp of Wguen, aud bounded follows to wit
North by land OF Al0uZO D. Corb2 east By Lands Of }.
p. Corbn south by land OF Harrington Whitaker west
by land OF X. Cooper. Containing u Of land,
more o less. about = acres improved-nO buildings
Seized and taken into execution tue suit Of Chares
James VS.. Amelia BruG and John Brun
AISO-The following lot, piece parcel OF land sit
uate In Rome twp, and bounded follows 10 wit: On
the north by land Of Hiram Russell on the east by land
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

REmGlous.-The revival which has been
IN progress here for some weeks, still continues-
Prayer meetings are held in the morning and
Union services in the evening" with the most sat-
iStactory results IN many OF the adjacent towns,
an awakening interest seems to be manifested and
the laboreTs in the cause are encouraged to hope
thai not only this place, but the whole County is
to eXperienee time Of reyiynl
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

ay The many friends Of DR.. ELDRIDGE
i b. pleased to learn that he is recovering from
ta severe indisposition. We understand, how
q. that in consequence Of weakness from loss of
50 j. viii be sometime before he will appear in
again. We believe the fact has not been
snsv stated in the papers that lie ruptured u
vessel il the head. The loss OF blood was
a,al hut it was fortunately stopped by the aid
,ai-ful ply ysicans. and thus the life of the Doc
.gas saved Eaim Adratjsel.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

Hga ~ OLEAN.-A terrible connagation
...l tlc town Of Olean, on Tuesday week, near
i.stroying the entire business portion OF the
.r The Eaton Block from tie corner of State
... opposite the Forbes House, through to Lau-
.... stree opposite to Masonic Hall, is a mass of
+. .ar.. To add to the horror that surrounds, it
-..w known that Il. Il. Phelps, law partner Of
Han. W. T. Angel, has perished in the flames His
a.. w.s located in the second story of the Ma
... Block, which he had entered to secure some
nl'cpaprs, The flames rushed before the
-r. eale with such fury and rapidity as to cut
+r.- ,-r,yo. AMI -e has perished.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

E2y~ We learn that the Company interest
ell in the North Branch and Chenango Extension
Canals and in the construction of the Railroad
from Towauaa to Wavcrly, have purchased the
Guy Tozer farm, between this place and Athens,
containing $50 acres, for @33, GOO Uns-,l,, ID
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25
FALL ANDrWNTER DRESS GOODS!
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.

Black French Merinos, Bombaziues, Tamcse Cloths
BaiuhCas Mohair Lustres, IiacR and White Check and
Striped PoPlus and ApacJs, Double and Single Fold All
"o'i i'elaines, and tu line o. those High Lusted
Black ApacaS, at a great reductioniu price.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

-reryG CorRr AT WmKEs-BABRE.-The
mc Court Of Pennsylvania will hold a special
:,, in the Court room at Wiikes-Barre in June,
-.o,eDcng on the 25th, for the trial of causes in
H., n,rties residing in the northern tier of coun-
r interested.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25
ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue

4 kRFHAN70 IULEI NALE.-By VIrtUC OI
~ an order issued oil The Orphans Court Of Brad
ord County the undersigned administrators o the
tate OF i. T. Stevens, late OF Athens boro, deceased,
viii sell Oh the premises On SATURDAY. JAN. 9th.
1866, O'Clock m the following described prop
eriy bounded - follows, TO wit
Lot OF land III Athens borough with dwelling house,
wagon shop, nitb shop and barn thereon, bounded
cast by Main St, north by Wm Il. shopiey, I. Il. Davis
and 9th wet by the Ghemung nter, aud south by
y. C.. harris, Blood Co.. c. f. Weos, jr and others,
less Ill that portion oi the above described let living
vest OF The Guard Bank mad by the ciIzens OF the
borough prot, ction against foods, sold by A. F. ste
yeas 10 c. + WeIles j., Or The n b. Canal Co.
TEHMS-S2j 10 be paid when The properly is struck
down, auG iUuIthoi ihe purchase money On Tie
nal continuation and the balance year thereafter
with interest from confirmation.
CT. WELLES, JR.,
EDWIN WHITE,
Dec. ~ 1850. Administrators.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

EnA AND TowANnA RMLRoAD.-In an
il. pant Of this paper may be found the re-or-
sanitation of the ithaca and Towanda Railroad
-pa-y, and a list Of their officers 1t has been
opposed by many that the project had died out, as
ID Company have from circumstances beyond
II" control been compelled to delay action.
These circumstances orobstacles are now removed
~ the work IS to progress at once. The lower
...n %. the road, that part of which lies in the
>.-.s ui Pennsylvania Is now being built, aud
...erns7 will snon be appointed in the different
1wn~ "lou5 tho line Of the road in this State and
a, road will b. huilt -Haco Deja0clm
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

ITarsr BrRyEp.--The dwelling house of
...a Harding near Shaw's mills in Nicholson
,,.-.,ipg county. was destroyed by fire, ON Tues
=. last week. The entire contents ofthe house
also destroyed. 1t is supposed to have been
,.,.E Of IN incendiary.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

"N@"Ao AcpDEETs.-On Saturday week
-.- OH the Delaware, Lackawana and Western
."aaat IAN of the track near Belvidere station.
-. a g. breisbach, of Beach Haven, was very Sc
'! injured and now lies at Scranton in a crit
..A4uon, No other person sotor AS We could
... seriously injured
'1 Sunday at about 3 p. m, the lscomotive
..:'ol blew mp on the track of the I.ackawana
+. msburg road between the river and canal
" at Iittston. Daniel Colly, the engineer,
Travis, the fireman, were killed, and three
-..s "Ao We're on the tender We're somewhat in
~ The engine is perfect wreck She had
~ some time very much out Of repair from
sang Sr.. and the accident is attributed to the
.auoa of her boiler | -aion.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25
Bradford geporter,
IOCAL AND GENERAL.

r,g The 'Rep1rter is printed upon CAMP
~, Country and Job Press Office No. So Gold
v.g York Thomas H. Senior, agent
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

FoUND DEAD.-On Friday, Jan -, 1866,
ELIAS KEENs and sons where on the lower island
below the Horse Race Dam. near Mahoopeny Pa,
looking for aood-wood, timber, &c when they dis
covered dead body laying on its face in the mud
aud water, and frozen stiff. lie beingycry heavily
dressed and frozen into the ice they could no; rec
oguize him. He could not have doated a great
ways, as his hat was on his head His clothes
were not torn, but very muddy. They reported the
case at the village, and next day T. W. Sturdevant
Justice of Peace, selected twelve men and proceed
ed to the ground, and in connection with DR. Beck
er the Coroner, held an inquest over the body,
and found a knife, pencil, letter and some money
on his person After taking the clothes from the
body, and washing the frozen mud from the face,
he was Unidentified by several as WILLARD PRENTICE,
formerly Of Towanda, Pa, and had been in the
employ of Jennings 4 Mott previous to his sud
den disappearance There was some blood on the
ground near the face The left hand was extend
ed grasping small willow twig, and his right
hand at his side as though struggling to get up
He was seen in the graveyard, near S. Y. Myers
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Gay, about three weeks
ago, and afterwards seen to go in the direction
found. He had some trouble in matrimonial af-
fairs which we think FASTENED his death He sta
ted on Russell Hill, some five weeks ago that he
would drown himself No bruises were found on
his person. The verdict of the jury was cause of
death unknown. He leaves widowed and christ
ian mother and one dear sister to mourn his loss
He has been in the I. 5. army since 1862 up to
last Fal a musician in the 9Th p. r.. Ca
! SPECTATOR. -ToIbqauocL Republican,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

iTICE is HEREBY CIV

I LICENSEES is HEREBY CIV
IL that the following applications for Licenses for
Iaverns and Merchant Dealers, have been filed in
this Office. and that the viii be presented to the
Court OF Quarter Sessions. Monday february 1866,
Tor the consideration Of said Cont:
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

Ff2r An attempt to rob j. II. Loring On
.'..-ot Elnira, on Friday night last, resulted in
d. L"rng capturing the thief and marching him
ta~ Lock Hp.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25

DESTROYED BY FmE-Thc house of Rich
! .ir.,ocl, Of Liberty, Tioga county, Pa, was
.--usi by iire on Friday the 9TH inst. The
.5n,r was occupied at the time by Ira Hart, who
:. al his personal property. The total loss is es-
@..slaf 1000. No insurance. Origin of fire
.r.afL
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TEMrERANcE--Gcn. Patton will lecture
on Temperance, at Rome on Thursday evening
Feb lst His increasing fame, as a Temperance
lecturer, commands crowded houses