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Verdi:do Math . of an Old Man from a
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.. 4 J-! avagelit, ull. . _ '--• i •
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•A privet • letter from -11ustieford, I
Dodge County, has been handed us, says
the Milwaukee Sentinel of the 27th ul;t.,
whtelt relates an awful affair in tOleigh=-'
boring town. The letter says : N .
' ' Mr. John • Wilson; a farmer ' l‘ - ‘!lng
near the north Tine of the- town . ( f Le
\
banon,' Dodge county, had a bull V hieh
for-some time past- had shawl' 'ili MIS- ':
takable signs ,of viciousness, and was
looked upon-by some .of the- neighbors
-.a.sn dangerous animal.- , Mr. Wilson's
-father, an old man nearly eighty years
. of age, lived with hiinorind . usually let
down the ba - rs of the pasture' every or'e
npon 'so that the cattle - could go down' o
wbrook -near by to drink: On Thurs
day evening - -last Mr; Wilson rind his
wife .returned- from - Watertown, and
were surpriSed to hear the old mad, re - -
- late how he had a fight, with • r the „limn
while they -were: . away, - and had 7.con
. quered him; giving him the finishing
stroke; striking Ifim between the eyes
'with a stone. -M. - Wilson warned the
old-man not to meddle- with the bull'
again — as it 'was peaceable enough if let .
illobut it was unsafe for a man as old
as, he'-was to interfere' with such an ani
mal.' Alut he said he Would,surely make
him i mind.,, - - - - ' .
•On the following, day (Friday) the
old man went out as usual to let the•cat
tie out and it-was rather strange that, -
before going, he - knelt- dOwn- - on the
;Stoop of the house and prayed fervently.
Nothing further waS' thought of him
- till• Mr. Wilson's daughter, happenin
to go to the. frent door, heard aloud bel
lowing.from-the field, and on . looking
saw the-bull with Soine large objeet 'on
. his horns, Surrounded by the other eat
-Ile, and all in great commotion. As
soon as the fright of the women perniitt
cd, intelligence was sent to Mr. Wilson,
who was working about half a mile oft',
, - and on going 'te the field- in company
. with some of his-neighbors, they found
' the old man perfectly dead', every' ves
tige of - hi& clothing torn oft' hm except
* the wristbands of his shirt, the bottom
. of the- legs 'of his pantaloons, and • a
. heaVy leathern-belt which he usually
wore around him. He was in 'an _aw
fully mangled - condition. A space of
- ground of - about a quarter . of an acre,
- showing by its torn up state, as did also
.:the cloffs of blood lying here- and there,
. and the stripS, of - clothing scitttered all
1
-around; the dreadful nature' o the con
- - filet Which had. but a few mo nents be
fore taken place. The old mil i enjoyed
. the 'best of health, V . 711.S poWertully built,
•p i and those who had known him many
years said he probablY,itever knew the
Meaning of: fear, but lately he had lie
eonie-a jittjp ohildish.
Gov SWANN'S REBEL MILITIA.—The
correspondent of the Times, in a .dis
patch of .Tutisday, says: Gov. Swann 's
recent puthastl of three batteries Of
NapOleon I,IIIIS for the use of the. Bahl-.
more militia battery companies, thd offi
cers of Which are ex-rebitis, bas occas
ioned great CC/111111CW, in political circles
here, and the °Pin ions expressed regard
ing the matter are, of course, influefic
eeby political predilections. There is
no doubt, however, that the ,Maryland
mitiOtt, mainly composed as it is of -ex
rebel soldiers, would willingly (carry
out the programme, which has been
talked of for them, of forcibly taking
possession of the capitol at the ensuing
session of Congress. It does Dot, matter
whether - the programme originated In
the fears of Radicals here, or in the
minds di the ollicets of the organiza
tion, it is• the absorbing topic of
eon
versatioii on the 'streets of Baltimore,
and yesterday during the parade of .the
-, Third Maryland gouaves, a regiment
.; aiumbering five hundred and fifty men,
44;7,#nilar _remarks were made to your cor
" , 7 7`41.'bilondent, who happened to be present
in Ealttniore on the occasion. It ber
- tab.', therefore that the,trOpps are will
. ing . to act, and , it is only-necessary to
have thein act that they should be cull
ed on from .Washitmtou. .
',:. ',Another correspondent says that it. is
learned:from of sources that GI
Swann made application to Mr. Stan
• ton; prior to his withdrawal from the
War Department, for artillery equiva- -
. lent to the amount in value of the arms
that Maryland was entitled to, and Mr.
6tanton saidtheregnest should' be grant
ed. He retired foin office before the
thing as consumated, and-when the
subject was renewe to General. Grant,
i.
Governor Swarm's :application was re
fused on the ground, it,is said, that the
law does not authorize the kind of .sub
:._6titution of arias proposed. - `Phi's state--
. inentexplains the report that General.
Grant had refused arms to the •State of
Maryland.
A SINGULAR CASE OF HANGIS'G.7 -
Mrs., Betsey P. Eastman, of SalislAry,
N: H., died in that town a few days
ago, in her one hundred and fifth year.
She was supposed to be the oldest per
son in the State. An incident connect
ed with her life is worthy of - mention.
Soon :after the execution of Mrs. SUIT:at
in - Washington, n person /accidentally
mentioned that fact in Mrs. Eastman's
Presence, when she immediately ex
'claimed, with solemn, emphasis : "I
was the means of a woman' being hung
once." She referred to the execution of
Ruth :Blay, which occurred at Ports
mouth, H., December. 30, 17G8. It
appears that this woman was the school
1 --teachnof MrS. Eastinan i iihen the :lat
ter was about six years of age. One
. flay, through illness, Ruth Blay wtwab
sent, and the children • were at play.—
Mrs. Eastman said she faund a look
board in the school room .itOor, and got
underneath the building, where'she dis
covered a bundle wrapped in' white
. cloth, in which there was a dead infant.
The corpse proved to be the child of her
teacher,, who was arrested for murder,
convicted, and hung. A reprieve came
for her on the day of her execution, but
Sheriff Parker wanted a warm dinner,
and swung her off a few minutes before
the appointed time. Circurnstancs af
terward seemed to prove • that Ruth
_ Blay's•child was still-born, and that she
- wag not h murderess. • ,
Dr. B. P. Reynolds, of Chicago,- met
_ with a strange !adventure on Tuesday'
night last. He was summoned to at
tend two patients, and was requested to
bring his surgical instruments. He en
tered the .carriage which was in 'Waiting
at his door, and was driven by a very
'circuitous route until it finally stopped
before :a•stable; , The doctor alighted,
and was conducted through a dark alley
into a house, and up stairs. Here be
found two men suffering from - flesh
wounds inflicted by pistol shots. It
was not intended to inform the
clan of the circumstances under *Well
the injuries were received • but 'While
he wasAirobing, the .wounds, one inad
vertently remarked tothe other, " John,
you sent that hi pretty far." The -mat
ter having been finis broached, t* doc
tor Was informed ,that they had 'both
been Mende!, but from an unfortunate
misunderstanding had been led Into a
due}. In going down stairs, after itress
lug their wounds, a young lady su4den
ly made her appearance at a side =door,
and'impetuously; exclahnedl "Oh doe
--I,t4r, they are ndt going to die, are they ?
Oh, it was all my fault Talon° am to
blame I" He quieted her feao, and
was drivenbag): home by the wino eir
cultous,route The names of • the pa
• tients are unknown.
DEATH OF; Mu. *JOHN • Curs s.-We
regret to learn that Mr. Jolla- Curns off `
Wayne tfvp, Clinton ,county, who was
.at work on the Lewisburg bridge, met
. with an accident wilichcip.Doved fatal to
him en Wednesday .;fics,ti - Mr. CUrns,
'in COIHICetiOII with other`Ntorkmen Was
engaged in raising by Mee& of a der
rick a large stone to be put in its place
on one of the libutments, , Wheri the
chitin with which the iitone wasi . being
ra ked gave yawl and, the. stone fell,
striking Mr;--Curtis a - pm the head a'ail
kilifng him - instantly., liis.bralns were
gathered up in a ham kereldef an'd bls
mangled remelt/4 takers' front the river
wliereth(ry. . V ere thrown,, , by the force'
_of tbe blow, - Jibs Amend took place to
day (Priday) and WWI- ttatetilled pi,y the
Cid( ': el lows of ,th i 4 piece,— Vktrifill,
auk
agitatot.
WELLSitORO, PENIVA..
WEDNESDAY, OCT. SO,' 1867
lowa elects the Republica - n ticket,; by
.
i 5,724 majority—a gain of 10,000 major
ity over the last election for _Governor.
i
The Reialblican majority in OhinJs
fitated at 3,258. It Was the closest con
tested election ever held in that State.
`1 Tlie Democratic In'ajciritY inliontana j
Tefritory is 1,108. . --
Dakota goes Republican, as also Colo- i
Ala Wilma returns n majority of 82,000
for Convention.
The oprichalvote pf -the State is - now
in and we - -knOw,`tit last, hoW the •tie:-
countstands. Last week we gaVe SharS
wood's majority 'Ut 1200;, but this ivas
an error in copying the refer() at-Har
risburg. His majority is 922, 7 4e5s than
1040, in a p9llof t ower 500,000 votes.
The air 'from last year is 62,600,
of which the Republicans lose 40,443:
and tile Democracy 22,217. So, it 'Oil
- e,seen, there is no:gain to either .party.
on vote, but a , loss to both. Probably
not ten nien have changed their politics
on, either.side, in a-year. , - • ,
rrgE LATEST PRODIEir3r
• Of giantsandgiantesses, fat boys and
adipose men, lean Edstais and Tom
Thumbs,. legless and armless men, two
headed calves,, precocious n iathemati-,
clans and musicians, the world has nev-,
er been, and doubtless will never be,
utterly bereft. Exceptions lo ,nature's.
laws will endure whilc,the laws endure.
Tile only 101 - Kelton we have to press
is,—don't - run mad over any freitk,of
nature; for there are ten charideS against
one that the very next mail fill bear
news of the. discovery of a later and
greater prodigy than the last.
Sir William Hamilton, Stuart
ArehhishoPWhately, SL Pierre, Buckle,
Agassiz, and Draper may retire from
businas ;,..their publishers may as well
call in any unsold copies of their erratic
works that may embher the shelves of
the bookstores. They nourished for
their brief day, and -received,' the ap
plause of a foolish world; and by Home
accident their bodks came to beauthOri.
ties among the learned. Mistakes will
happen, as we are told, even hi the most
exemplary families. These philosophers
and logicians,have finally suffered oc
eultation by the transit of a new star of
logic, religion, history, philosophy, an
atorily) physiology, and., zoology. Its
name is Pattmr,Jintlit rose in Towanda,
Bradford County, Pennsylvania.
. Our weakness is Olipathy for the un
der dog in the light! The war of eth
noltigists upon poor old - Hain was not
our War. We never voted, a man nor a
dollar 'to carry it on. He has had the
credit bf peopling +friea, for many
years. Thanks to Mr. William Patton 4
that greaVresponsibility is lifted fromt . ,
the poor Noachian's shoulders. Happy'
Hain! Long abused, kicked and curs
ed by a drunken 'father, and " paddled"
by garrulous Nott, & Gliddon,—at las,t
you are righted, Vindicated; regenerated
anti disenthralled ! While others inadb
you black as Ebo, Patton, by one dOuclie
of his genius, viishes you as - white as—
wool. '
With pride N'e admit that we know
Mr. Patton. W - e have known him
for seven bears; and bb, blindnessl—
N
never suspected him Ofworse than fond
ness for place, orbetteethan eorreet de
poitinent and good-nature.. What veil
shrouded his future from our u nassisted
vision is beyond our ken. He blazes
into this twilight age in a lecture upon
the "Origin, status, and Destiny of the
Negro," a synopsis ofj,?vhieh appears
in the Philadelphia Daily Hews," all of
which we have read, ranch to the quick
ening of digestion, albeit with a groW - -
ing wonder what the entire lecture
would do for a dysppptic if the synopsis
could do so much. Now he upsets a
philosopher, and now he demolishes
the facts' of science, as a mischievous
boy upsets a house of blocks, or slings
a stone through a window-pane. 'The
dark passages, in Genesis gush into clear
fitnshine at hiS approach. .We know
o k that where.it says that-" God bath
Made of one blood all nations of men to
dwell upon the face of. the earth," it
.does not apply to 'aggregated man, but
to the white man only. Thank you,
Mr. Patton.. 'We supposed, until now,
that it meant what it so plainly says;
and it means what it does not say. De
lightful commentator ! shall we have
the slight remainder of the Bible ex
pounded 'by the inspired ToWandian ?
There are several other asseverations,
touching 'false . teachers, and stones of
'stumbling, and other such as say in.
-their hearts—" There is no God !" which
need-his' lucid touch to, make the sum-
Mersault of, meaning. - ' ..
. And so Blumenhaelf lived, and
thought, and Of - ed, and wrote, in vain I
Has Mr. Patt . no magnanhnity, no
p i .
bowels of compassion? Is there ' not
room enough in the world of science
for both Patton and - Blumenblicli?t If
'not, then give us an eternity of Blum
enbach, and just as' ew Of his' Siva, in
carnate In Patton, as may be agreeable
to the Fates.. ~
But we must hasten, for Ave columns
Would not review' " Patton On the Ne
gro " in detail. We shall skip much of
course.- The negro, .says 11N1r. • Patton,
can learn ,to ." make a good stump
speech; or preach a pretty good sef men,
but he cannot attain eminence in Math
ematics Which is the true test of mhrd."
Therefore, we suppose, the negro• is not
a man, according to Mr.' Patton. To
this we might return with a- force he
will feel, that Mr. Patton can neither
make a tolerably good speech nor" reach
a pretty good sermon ; therefore, lie has
less capacity than many negrocs. That
is Bogie, is it not? But when did pro- -
ficielicy in =mathematics become ".the
truec test of mine," Mr. P? -We be
liei true test of mind Is? be highest
reason ; that mathematics do not -per
tain to the highest Mental powers. At
all events, tabbage invented amachine
which is capahle of more in mathemat
ics than any single mind; but no ma
chine has yet been invented to super
cede reason, - Much as we dislike to dis
agree with Patton,' we "till • believe that
Mathematics do not pertain to the high
clit reasoning powers.
Ourt•philosopher tries to prove that
'-' --:
the iteg;ro and the eiyae
tihdui;.frne and '• the Sinn
super OA reas.Oners ho
eies t , olster up his th
.the nee and ourang
ble ea( li 'othel , ' in these,
1.,
sit;-in -haVing l'1(.li
thicker sittill; smaller ht
eyes, and Sicin,-11-atlicias
, •
trils, large atinS,Alatter
ger ,otiorthan the whit:
the negro is*an ourang (
next of . kin. So we sa
.strain, following the,
reasoning, of Mr. Patto
brain than Webiter, Cla
I host of others; so basun
,--,-
Xie has less;hrain forw.
than Webster, Clay, Ch
's,o,has an ourang outran
' capability Of, , cultnreapi .,
Charming, TillOtsowßr
Hosts of •others; 'se has'
rang: But is .Mr. 'Pa
that very, large proporti
l• •
race which like him'res
in i havii)g , leas . , futellef
.thati the greni• men of a
next of , iiin to,the ape?
1 iiiiielf for this)! Ingle,l
i$ ~
Mr. Patton'a
' We migfit fellow thi
i ! l losopher thriller, but i 1
L t while. - 1-fis _,i_% further,
tween the negro and ti
,Many, in detail; one of
Trail ( { i o the
,pegrpiS ow
c •White man Cyjindrield
Mr‘'Patton's benefit.
cuffs, Pr is,' of , course,
gro's; differing only h,
Patton a negro, theref
haiiatbong white, mei
action cifcreative on
have black eyes,,so ha -,
the negro has prop»
Hips ' than the white,
proportiOnidly broader
But nobody claims th
ton distinct family.
psychically' : the negro
white only ,in degree
see that Mr. Patton
thing, save his own it
the case; and that nit
dent enough to hiS fri
So, vale Patton.
.We are not . mnch
stalling the action 'of
ventions which mee
o Sominate candid
mid Vice President.
publican exchanges
name of Grant for Pr
thatdle is "the man
Grant, haveconfidci
lies/olio could. be el
man the other party
we shall not place hi.
1; of the AGITATOR: MI
arrives
We heartily agree
barre _Record of the
Anldrew Johnson's
behooveS the
,ly fit; much care in se
true num for the
to the Presidency.
elianies-have al rea
C,l row 7 s Dan i n.tem
second place on the
gtnd it as a complun
ern" tier not to be pas
If (he PreSident fat ea
the'west, the.Viee P
taken crorn the Mi
larree'wftli our cotetni
of the Tinies, when it
"But can we again.
selecting a Vice Pre
he a civilion And sl
from Pennsylvania.
whom have we wi
experience; the. clear
of GALUSILA. A. Gitoi
Republican paper, -
have, already - spoken
connection.. North
was reng the garden (
until Wilmot and
i
backw ods indepepd
the dot iineering al
and so ved the seed.
which saved the fiat,
conte. with its to
then, s7o'worthy as
bear our banner as
great commander i
for the Union ant
without the curse o
of national dishono
Mr. Grow's record
cause of man ' s ear.
impeachable, _and
Ntirtirrii Tier will
ognize his claims w
fern. • •
_.
Slight Fors will
1 .
pers ()eta mutiny.
1
two in le, LSrcona
ducted b ' our come,
Tate. • In his Dem
has Ohio, whilch ga
licun majority ; lot
2000 majority for t
et, or a gain of 10,01
ion for Governor in
diana, which gives
majority thip year,
year.' We respectft
Colonel that someb(
a scurvy trick in di
the result in those
be expected that a
reads any,hut his r
such little errors of
is welcome tii .the
he can verify by re
returns,
-- Witle we are, ab
reverie 11 ul e from
pany. Maine •- •i
ty for the Repahli
It is to be feared
tempt to libelate.
so of Prebeh int
poleon either has
ing to induce-the
to take It off. If I
be free, - in 'Oodisp
and as for• treaty at
none of the peop
Emanuel is badly
secret historly of t
only to him or Lo
«'c see by the
dent has had a o'6
Minister in:whie
cover a resembla
institutions and o 1
that, as our Inst l
by Mr, Johnson,
a striking.. rcseini
has Conducted hi .
tan than ti‘i u Pre,
It JA I,oin - hoped
[ (will end right he
...
I r 101:11 .are ) .. ,
t 4 .- : --, tiliel''rnost
elhploya folio.;
i iiry. Because
utrat 0- _ kiAtint
'untie iara; ,to
: %V.er forehead, -
..._
. iri;,hhipk hair
•oi;iicitie iiii.i..
~e;., and astron-
therfore
otrauk, or his
in Ole -same
same :mode of
He has less
Calhoun, and
uraug ontrang:
I rd his:lare
I •
Ise and others;
Be has less
l elevation Punt
. ant,,,Tyng, and
• xi- curling out ,
ton; or `rather,''
u of . the „white 1
rnblea the ape
t and 'capacity
I ages, therefore
We;don't claim
Alt Is as'gbod as',
preeocloup ) phi
,s hardly worth
dilfereitiles"
e white wan are
w 1116 v—that the
'l, aridaho.tof the
we inention'fot.
A Mr. 'P's hair
•val, like the ne
degree. ' Is Mr.
ire?' Does,ourly
establish a dia
ler? If negroes
eapaniards. If
•
tonally 'broader
•, so women have
hips than men.
i t women belong.
natomieally and
differs ' from the
; and We. cannot_
has proved any
' eartacity to argue
st have been seii
9-Ids. before.
• the habit Of fei.e
he National
Con
every four years
4 tes for President
ISeveial of our Re
have raised the_
shield, and affirm
" We like
and
ee - in'him, ande
: etc& against' any
knikun. And yet,
name at the head
1 11 the prbper time
with the Wilkes-
Times, that with
ipostaey fresh in
people to have ftl
ecting a tried and
ice-Presidency, -ts
everal of oar dk-
!ly suggested r.
!neetien with he
Ticket, and we 'e
nt to the NOr ii
, d over In eilenee.
!didate cotheitfroinf
sident should be
die States. .We
orary, the RecOrd
Says':'
Inake a mistake in
ident ? lie must
ould be (-selected
In all our borders
the talent, the
(Republicanß record
Iv ? , .
•
in Pennsylvania
his name in that
Iru Pennsylvania
f locofocoisin until
Grow, with their
enee revolted from
l .fiance of slavery
f • the great party
on in the terrible
kmasters. Who,
alusha A. Qrow to.
Lieutenanof the
the final struggle
.the Constitution
slavery, or a taint
)3
fns a worker in the
linehisement is:un
he people of the
of he slow- to rec
en Opportunity of-
reap into newspa
ire notice' one or
ug Standard, cOn
entions friend Col,
pyramid' he
, cover 3000 Repub
a) which gave over
le Republican tick
-0 lagtelect7
that State ; and In
-21,000 Republican
against 14,000 last
BY submit to the
di , has played him
.ceiving r him about
..tates. It is not to
It editor who never
n paper can avoid
fact: The Colonel
information, which
'erring, to the official
'Ad it we may W 3 , Wel
the shale bad corn
about 12,000 narkiori
la ticket.,
that Paribaldi's
:ome will fail, by rea-
I , rfei:enee."Louis Na
ost his hea, or try
• emuerats Of Europe
he Romans want fo
amelet them be free ;
pplatious—they were
e's , making._ Victor
advised, or there is a
ie . Revolution known
is Napoleon.
pibune, that the Presi
,tfahWith the Turkish,
he professed to dig
' ee between Turkish
r own. We confess
' talons are sustained
here does' seem to he
hence. J'olniSon'
mselt mere as a Sul
td en t, foc two years:—
that the , reseniblanee
e.
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In
"facts as.e Ecortinny,
'is l~'ea tlil'':
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Arnoskeag Prints warrttuted — c:oPs 14 eta
Best American . , 4t other standard Prints,
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IIL, • WeDubow', Tioga Co., Pa, ,
.Or Oft* Over Ito • Drug' Store, opposit e
Agitator 0034i4. 7 -oet. 30. 81 •
MAKE NOT/DA-- 4 4111 persone are hereby fur
bidden Winkel 'fiend from my premises with
out oink , ERASTUS 81111/Tg;
''lobmieetpo, Oct 30887-2 w.
,Notice.
N ANNUA,L ELECTION- will be held at
25., the Banking house. of the 'Bogs County
Bank, nt Tioga, on the 19th of Noveniber; to
'e•lget Birectore. B. C. WIOKRAM,
I 'lTloga 30 Oct., 1887.-3 t;" • Preet:'
tairay:
CIAME :into thei oneleinre - of • theunitiscriber
%I toot 10,1861; one yearling heifer, dark red,
with broad horns, and some .white on,, , tbot batty
and end of the tail) The ,owner is rel4ueated to
prove property, pay allergia and take her array.
- JAMES KELLEY.
rlestow;Obt.46;
coLiir:p C)ltal
tlo_ to KELLEY'S and'neo the Latent Arrival o
FALL GOODS!
Consisting of a ganoral vasaraleatnt4
11112 C. 5
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SUPPORTERS, AT
sagfirrax ve slla MOU vq) ape pug nun fen(
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NEW DRESS GOODS AT KELLEY'S
Marl'l,ol firIAIVHS/ IpPIAI
GENTS' FURS. AT KELLEY'S.
:-:
J No charge for,SHOWING , OOODS at -42it2
Welleboro, Oct. ' ? 3O, 1887.
IN BANKRUPTCY.—This is to give notice:
That on the 24th day of Cott. A.D. 1867, a
warrant in Bankruptcy was issued •ag mist the'
estate of George Asher, of Wellshoro i the
i tie
county of Tioga, and State -of Penn'a , n has
been adjudged . Bankrupts on his own etition ;
that the payment of any debts and delivery of
any property belonging to such Bankrupt, to
them or for their use and the transfer of any pro
perty by him are forbidden by law; that a meet
ing of the creditors of the said Bankrupt to
prove their debts and to choose one or more As
signees of the estate, will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at ,the Oleo of F. E.
Smith, in Tioga, county of Tien. and State of
Penn'a, before F. E. Smith, Register, on the 30th
day of November, A. D. 1867, at 2 o'olook P,./lf.
. THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
U. S. Marshal WesO n rDist. Pa.
. Per DAVID CAMERON, Deputy.
Oot. 30, 1867.-4 w .. .„
~.
. .
IVIOGA CO. COURT PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, the Hon.. Robert G. White, Presi
dent Judge for the 4th Judicial District of Penn
sylvania, and C. P. Veil and Palette, T. Bentley,
Esq.'s Associate Judea in Tioga county, have
issued precept, bearing date the 24th day
of Sept., 1867, and to me directed, for the hold
ing of Orphan's Court, Court of Common Pleas,
Iftant, ni-Ratrate,-sstaintteitTrCritrol
4th _Monday of November (being the 25th day),
1867, and to continue two weeks., •
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the Coro
ner;Justices of the Peace, and Constables in and
for the county of Tioga. to appear in their own
properpersons, with their reeords,inquisition s,ex
aminations and remembrances, to do those things
which of their offices and in their behalf apper
tain to bo done, and. all witnesses and other per.
eons prosecuting in behalf of the Commonwealth
against any person or persona, are'reciaired to be
then and Mere attending, and not to depart at
their peril. Jurors areiequested to be punctual
in their attendance at the appointed time, agree
ably to notice.
Given under my hand and seal , at the Sheriff's
Office. in Welleboro, the 24th day of October,
in the year of our Lord one thousand oigb,
hundred and sixty-seven.
LEROY TABOR, Sheriff.
.Register's Notice.
. .
IT ..
OTICE• IS HEREBY GIVEN, thdt the Ex
ecutors and Administrators named below,
filed their accounts in the Register's Office
in and for the county of Tioga, and that the same
will bo presented to the Judges of the Orphans'
Court, for said county, at a session of said Court
to be held at Wellaboro, on Monday, the 'second
day of December next, 'at 2 o'clock in the after.
noon, for confirmation and allowance.
Final account of Robert Casbeer, Administra
tor of the estate of Erastus Butts, late 'of Law.:
rence Township, dicoased. ,' , •
Account of Enoch B. Campbell, Administra
tor of the 'stet(' of James Campbell, late of Tioga
Co., deceased.
Account of I. M. Bodine, Administrator of the
estate of Norman Francis, late of. Delmar Town
ship, deceased. ' ';
Account of Jamos Tubbs, Administrator, do,
bonis 'ion of the estate of David Taylor, deo'd.
• Account of James Lowery, Executor of the
the last will and test'ment of John Phelan, late
of Delmar township ecoased. -
Admini- f tOr's Notice.
LETTERS of A dministration having beou
,i granted to the adersignod upon the estate
of Philo Griffin, .late of Chathani, deed, all per
'ions indebted to said estate, and all persons bar,:
ing claims against the same are requested to call
and settle with . JANE GRIFFIN, 1 Aa w ,,s.
ROSWELL ACKLEY j """""" "
Middlebury, Oat. 9, 1868-1610
Orphans' Court Notice,.
THE undersigned, having' , boon appointed by
the Orphans' Court an Auditor to review and
restate the account of Clarissa Mend, Executrix
of the estate of Joseph Mead doo'd, will' attend
to the duties of his appointment at his office :in
Tioga, Pa,, November , 8, 1807, at 10 O'clock a.m.
Tioga; Oct. 9. 1807-4 t. P. E. SMITE, And.
Notice:
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Tioga
County Bank or claimants of any shard or
shares, thereof. You are hereby notified and re
quired to pay up tho balance duo on said stook
on or before the 10 th
. day of. December next, or
tho same trill bo resold' at public sale at their
Banking rouge in TiOga; Tiogo. County, Penne,
on the 11th day of December next, at l %o'clock,
A. M. of said day, as authorized by lair!
,B. C. WICKHAM, Pres't.
D. L. AIKEN, Cashier.
Tioga, 8ept.'30,1867.
AUDITORS NOTICE.—Tho undersigned, ap
. pointed an auditor to examine into the
matter of the Exceptions of William RuMphrey,
of al. toqhe final account of EraStus ROse, eC,
Executors &0., of the Eqtato of William Rose,
deo'd will attend to the duties of his' ppointment
at the ogle° of F. E. Smith, Tioga, Pa., Tuesday,
10th Nov. 1857 at 2 p. m. where all parties inlet.
ested can attend if they think proper. ,
JOAN I. MITCHELL, _And..,
Oot. 23, 1867-4vr.
AIIDITOR'S NOTICE . The undersigned
having been appointed an auditor to state
and Settle tho account in the ease of Daniel An.
A Levi Scott, assignees offienr3r Seeley, doo'd
Will attend to the duties of his appointment at
the Bud:amp Rotel; in Knoxville, 'on Monday'
the 18th day otNovepalmr, at one o'clock P.M.
when:and where all parties interested will please
attend. . J. B. NILES Auditor.
Oct. 23,4867-4 w, ,
.- In Bankruptcy,
Western Diaries of Petineyivania, ea:
THe undersigned hereby gives-notice of his
appointment tie assignee of Wm, H. Baker,
in the County of Tioga and State of Pennsylva
nia, Within said District, who has been adjudged
arVankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court-ref Q.,F,TAIrLOR,
Mossbnrg, Oct. 23, 1884-4 w. Assignee,
tt
KELLEY'S
B. KEtLEY'g,
." - - . N'':;EAV''-;7 . 6-i.O, 0:-D ''S'l'',
T!IE FAUr k WINTER TRADE
r jOaCificeilted bY
CM
Wits ,on C.V.,iii-V4l4iibuig;
At the well known Stove,
No. 2, UNION .BLOCK.
1 1 " . "" * i
We are now prepared to show as good goods and
at as-low figures as nt any of or store to this vi
cinity. We ask an iusPeotton of our
.. .
D RY'' ' G 0 U'p's..,
. ,
i Which consist la part, of 1
,
Cloths, Cassimeres,, Vestiugs, Ladies'
sloths, and a large ':variety of
Ladies' Dress Goods.
GROCERIES,
Best kinds, and as cheep as the cheapest
1
-1
MERCHANT TAILORING
AND FURNISHING 3OODS.
The Senior partner has bad a large experience
in Merchant Tailoring, and it is:the intention of
the now firm to put this branch of their business
blayond successful competition. •
Wo are Agents for Singer's Sewing Machinos,
the heat and. oheapost Machine for family use,
loss liable to got out of repair, and snore durable
than any other,"adapted to fine it coarse sewing.
Call and stailhem.
•
- WILSON A VAN VALKENBURG.
':- 4 . ellaboro, Oot. 16, 1867—tf. : ..
, .
1 • In.. Bankruptcy.
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r t ,
stern District of Pennsylvania, ae.
. 11 X/.....ii....a10itne1...h0rtaV.. etvi r e 'notice of hip
, appointment as assignee of Libitio Philipo a
Pall Brook, in the county of Tioga, Pa., within
said district, who has .been adjudged a Bank
rnyt upon his own petition by the District Court
of said district. JOHN W. GUERNSEY,
Oct. 1--3 w. Assignee,
XXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-- T Letters l'estament
ary having been granteAto the undersigned
upon the Estate of Cornelius Van Dyok, late of
Chatham, deo'd, all persona indebted to said Es.
tato, and all persons having claims against the
same will call and settle with • '
EZRA ALLEN, Ear,
Chatham, Oct. 16, 1867.—0w.*
WARM FOR SALE.—In Middlebury, on the
jr State Road, 3 miles north of H. I, Potter's,
a farm of 175 acres, 115 acres impro ed. It is
well watered and wooded, fully adapt°. o 'hy
ing, with three barns, shed, a good farm • onso,
and throo fine apple orchards thoreon. Will be
sold low, in whole or in part, with or without tho
stock, anti on time, with good security._ _ _
JOS. GUILE
Lawrencevillo, Oot. 16, 1867.-4 w. -
NOTICE.—Tho Annual Ifectigg of the Stook
holders of the -Tioga Railroad Company,
for the election of President, Directors. Secreta
ry and Treasurer, will be held at the Office of the
Company in Corning, N. Y.,. on the 4th day of
November, 1807, at 10 o'clock A. M., thy election
to close at 12, hi... , -
Oct. 9,1857-4wv A. C. STEARNS, Seo.
Notice.
ALL persons indebted io the firm formerly
known as Wilcox do Barker, by note or-ac
count, are requested to make immediate pay.
m eat and save cost—as all old accounts must bo
Se ttled. Books at tho storo of Toles & Barker.
Oct. 9, 1887. _ J. IL BARKER. •
AUDITORS NO TIC E.—The undersigned hav
ing been appointed an Auditor to-distribute
the moneys arising from the sale of the Real Ro
tate of Rhoda Robby,' deceased, will attend to
the said appointment at the aloe of Wilson and
Niles in Wolisboro, on Friday the 15th day of
November next at Ten oclock in the forenoon
when and whore all parties interested will please
attend or else bo forever debarred from claiming
any of said fund.
Oct. 15th '67-4t. J. B. NlLES,Anditor.
EVIDENCE ACCUMULATES
THAT W. B. PRINCE is s l elling a. few goods
now and then. Ho does not profess to sell
60, 25, nor oven 10 per cent below New York
prices, because helms no faith that he nor "any
other man" can do so and support a family; nei
ther does he make any distinction among his pa
trons in prices. • • ,
Bat
• r i i h R S, PAT DOWN.
'People of Wellebore and 4leinity, please accept
my thanks fer your past patronage, and lot me
solicit youriattention.to my Present stock of
(from Graham to the finest,)
•
FEED, CORN MEAL, PORK, FISH,
AND GENERAL GROCERIES,
,Most kinds of Country Produce taken in ex
change at market rates. Store, Mozart Block,
next door to the Hardware Store.
October 21,1857. M. B. PRINCE.
AUDITORS NOTICE.—The undersigned hav
ing beeri appointed an Auditor to distribute
the 'balance of the funds in the hands of P. 0.
Hoig Guardia* of Melissa Roig, It. al. will at
tend to the duties of hie appointment, at the office
of .NsFilson d Niles, in Welleboro on Thursday
the 14th day of November next at ten oclock in
the forairoon, Nrhen'and 'where all parties . inter
ested will please attend or else be forever debar
red rrom claiming any of said fund. '
Oat 16th '67=4t. 'J. B. NILES, Auditor.
SOII6OL DISTRICT OF 0114.LEST011.—
The Diroctora will nieet at? the Young'a
School House, Nov, 9, at 10 o'cloOk, a, to
: let the job of building a School hotise 14 by. 34
and 14 feet posts, in the Dockstader Distriot.
Teachers for whiter Schools will be hind in the
afternoon. ; EL W. AVERY.. Sec'y.
Oct. 23, 1887.
PROM PHILADELPHIA.
Lwas afflicted for years with rheumatism in
my hip, and have tried everything for it with no
avail. But by the use of a single bottle of Bahr
tifer I was entirely cured. It has also cured my
wife of Neuralgia. There is no remedy in my
knowledge like it for Rheumatism or Neuralgia.
L. 110 PP, . •
Oct 9—tf• , No. 807 Perkiomen st.
MI
OM
•-1) - OLA - 1 1 110 - •.:Ar, ,,, etii.4.
-FEAVE opened an entiritly new Mock offloads
at their now Store under too AGITATOR
Office. ,Our
. , •
GOODS
aro purchased for cash, and our customers I'M
—. have the advantage of choosing from-
THE , LATEST STYLES, -TIIE BEST
' ASSORTMENT,.T.RE .LAR
dEST,STOCK
of Goods in Tioga County, and of buying at the
beat'pricee geode of the best quality. We enu
merate the following specia?dvantages:
DRESS GOODS':
Fancy and black Silk?, Empress Cloth, French
Arntures, Poplins, Fignred Reps, French Me-
Armes, Alpaocas, Wool Delaines, warranted sta.
wool, Tamise
Ci 1.... C> "I" MI SS a
Fancy Caesimeres, Doeskins, Broadcloths ' 'Bea
vers, Tweeds, Jeans, 'Farmers' and Mectlardcs
Cast/Imm.
•
Boots & Shot= r.
Men's and Boys Kip and Stoga Boots,. Men's
Cal Boots, Ladles and Children's Shoes, a fall
and splendid assortment.
All Boots • and Shoes sold at this es
tablishment warranted to be as
represented, or money re
funded. •
3142 1 0 4.11E1 01,115 S
Men's and Boy's Felt Hats,, , Franklin Hots,
and a full assortment of Cloth Craps:
Groceries
Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Rico, Soap,
,Spices, etc.
We buys our Goods of First. Class
Houses in New York, and ha7e3 arrange
ments there by which we arc to be con
stantlyin receipt of the latest styles ,of
goods, bought during the_easy stages of
the market. We call attention to the
fact that we can, and will, furnish earl
pets of all styles and qualities at New
York prices. We offer that portion of
the trading public which goes to El»zira,
and elsewhere, to purchase fine qualities
of goods, bargains which they cannot
better, at any point bernd Ncui York.
LANO & CO,
BUSH DE LANG.
L. BACHE.
We!Moro, Oct. 2,1867271 y
LADIES! Vesta and Drawers, at
Do LANG &
CARPETS at New York Prices, at
De LANG & CO'S
A LARGE Stook of Boots and Shoes, at
Do LANO Lt CO'S
FRENCH CORSETS, at
Do LANO & CO'S
FANCY CLOAKING% at
De LAND & CO'S
LANO J 6 00., Agents for the Susqueban
na Woolen Mills. •
H OOP sKiVrs, ftt
•
COTTON YARN, at
Mrs. A. JlSofield,
I s riorteceiving the Fa 1 etylos of
-MILLIERY,
direet from the city, and will be pleased to see
her old friendis and castonders, with as many new
ones as may choose to favor her with their pat
ronage.' . I have engaged a first-class Dressmn-
Icor, and am prepared try on
DRESS -MAKING
in all its branches. in a satisfactory manner.
Orders taken for hair Jewolry. Good prices
paid for human hair. Store over VanValkon
burg's Grocery, Main•st.
Wel'Aoki, Sept. 25, 1857—tf
Auditor's Notice.
THE undiirsigned having been appointed an
auditor to dlitributo the proceeds' i erising
from tho sale of the estate of Lyman Hart, late
of Charleston, doo'd will attend to the duties of
his appointment at the office of Nichols 411%liteh
ell, Wollaboro, Friday, Oct, 18, 1867, at 2 o'clock
P. M. All persons interested aro requdsted to
take notice. JOHN J. MITCHELL,
Sept. 18, 1867, 4w. And' tor.
In Baktkruptcy.
District Court of the United Stator,
for the Western District of Penn
sylvania.
in the matter of Nest 41- Auerbach, Bankrupts :
MO whom It may concern : The, undersigned
A: hereby gives notice of his appointment as
assignee of Nast tic Auerbach of Blosaburg, in the
county of Tioga and State of Porinsylvirtia, with
in said district., who have boon. adjudged Bank
rupts on Creditor's Petition by the District Court
of said District. C. H. SEYMOUR. t
Oat. 3, A. D. 1867. ' Assignee. t
1
' , Auditor' Notie.
NOTICE is hereby iveii, " that -I have him
appointed Audito to distriliute'the Binds
in the hands of John I Mitchell, atinlinlatrator
of the estate of Htram axton;dele'd, rid that I
will attend to the duti s of the' appointment on
the 30tii day of Octo er inst., at al When in
Tioga, between the holies of r and ti o'clock. P.
M. of said day, when and whore alt persons hay
ing claims against said estate. pan attend if they
think proper. JOHN W. GUERNSEY,
Oct. 9, 1887.- Auditor.
• Brick 1 Brick 1 1 Brick 111
659000 BRICK, just burned, and in
order, for, sate_ at our Brick
Yard, opposite the Cemetery, Weilsbore, Pa. •
FRED. MAMMA FP,
LCUIS MARDRAPP.
Aug. 28, !677'tf.
RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS MEN.—
The fine location - for a atoro between the
building known as Roy's Block, and Bullard's
Saloon is now }offered for sale on peculiar and
favorable terms; inquire at Roy's Drug Store.
• J. A. ROY.
•
Butter - and Cheese 4
T_TIOUBST Market Pries paid for Butter and
JUIL Meese, or abipped for parties at
240107. TOLES dr, BARKER'S.
M:MING for hops, boat quality 25.cts por yard
0. at DE LANO & CO'S.
00t.12.
CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AT
WRIGHT BAILEY'S
•N" BUCK WHEAT FLOUR AT
WRIGHT A BAILEY'S
•
1-,„. . - ' 'AYER'S
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f--.
- - —, ...Cher y Peeforai
, A
, 7.. : .. _ ... ,_ Ts a .cm 'thing expceloram
prep ed to meet the u t .
r 4 II . 0 7 c ,1 gem nee. of a safe and retie
/01$
bfo ileum for diseases of the
throat nail longs, A' trial of many yours has St
tablisticri the fact, that it is ;more efficacious m
pulmonary nffeetione, than any other remedy.
-Its efficacy has how become eh genernikv ithou s ,
that it'is justly regarded in Many countries as a
medicine of indispensable nScesslty. 'ln Great
Britain, Prance,-and. Germany, whore medi ca l
science has reached - its highest perfection, it is
prescribed in domestic practice, end constantly
used in the •etudes, in tospitals and other pub
lic> instittitioW where it is regarded by the
attending physicians as t h e most speedy and
'agreeable runway that can he employed. Scarce.
ly any neighLorhoa-d can be found where well
Iknoirn cases of diseased lungs, which had baffled
'Abe efforts of the most skillful and experienced I
doctors, have been completely cured by it. Theme
results arc .the most convincing proofs of the sc..
porter curative properties of tili4 preparation ;
am' to them the authors point with peculiar sat.
i s f ac ti on . While it is most powerful against con
firmed diseases, it is extremely gentle as a medi
cine in infancy and youth, being quite barmices
to even the youngest, when adminstered judi.
ciouslYe
This health.reistorer accomplishes even more
by prevention than cure. If taken in season, it
heals - mill irritations of tile throat and lunge,
whether ntising , from Colds or Coughs, or from
other eauses,And thus prevent that long tratn of
painful, and_ incurable di:teases, whicwould arise
from th k
e neglect of them. Renee n family
should be without it. Influenza, Crouri hoarse
ness, Whooping Cough, Pleurisy, Incipi nt,-Con
sUmption, and other affections of the. reathing
organs. give way before this pre-amino t combi
nation of medic.). *tees.
Prepared by lir. J. C. AYIIP. & CO , Loorit,
Mass.,-and sold by all Druggists and calm m
medicines everywhere.
Sold in Wollsboru by J. A. Hoy. eel
Army Revolver,
Navy Revolver,.
Bolt Revolver,...
Police Revolver, .
Now P0e1406 Revolver a 31 Min. Calib re
Pocket Revolver, (Ride V's pt.) 31.100 in. Calibre
Repeating Piettol, (Eliiotitpt,) N o 22 & 32-Cam:go
Vest Pocket Pistol, No 22, 30, 32 A; 41 Cartridge
Gun Cane No 22 t 32 Cartridge
Breech. Loading Ritle,(Eettie) N 0.32 & 38
Revolving Ride, 36 & 44-1001 n Calibre
E. REMINGTON & SONS.
Moore & Nichols. New York; Wm Rend & Son,
Boston; JOB C Grubb Sc. Co, PhHadelphin; Foul
lney & Trimble, Haitinoro; Henry Folsom A: Co;
Now Orleans; Johns h, pencor A - Cn i . ); Chicago,
I - 4 M Rumsoy & Co, L't. Louis;i Alberti-4 , E Crane,
c
Sau Francisco. 1 Oct. V18p7.-fint. '
. A
- Cleaning Sewing Machnes.
/ENHE ' undersigned', hereby notifies owners of
X Sewing Machines that ho is prepared to
clean and put such machines in good order on
call. 110 also is agent for the " patent tucker,"
which can be used on any machine.
JOHN B. SHAKSPEAItE.
Wellsboro, Sept. 4, I - 867, tf:
NOTICE.—The dir l ectors of Delmar district
will meet at the Butler School House, in Sto
ny Fork on Saturday the 2nd day of November
net, at 10 o'clock A. M. to Contract with teach
ers for the ensuing winter 4rtn of common
schools • to commence ,un the first Monday in
December next, for three months. Per order a
the Board.
Oct. Bth 1807 j ISRAEL STONE, Sec.
r
11Ist i,
1 HIS is to give notice :/ That on the Ist day
of October A. D. 1867 a warrant in haul
r toy was issued against iho estate of French
I , Wood, of Sullivan ` Pp., in the county of Tioga,
a a State of Penn'n, who has Wen adjudged a
Dainkrupt on his own petition; that the pay
uldtit of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to sucli Dankruot 'to hint or for his m_.o
and the transfer of any property' by him aro for
bidden by lbw;, that a meeting of the eretlitOrs of
said Bkiskrupt ty prove their debts and to choose
one or' morn Assignees of his' oHtalel. %NW 'be hol
den at the office of F. E. Smith, in — Tioga, Pe.h9 7 _
sylvania, before E. 2. Smith, Register, on thb
9th day of November,
A.,D. 1867, at In o'elt,i:
A. At. 'T110:11AS A. ROWLEY,
~ 0 , U. S. Marshal West'n Diet. Pa.
--Oat. 9, 1867, 4w. •
rpHIS is to give notice': That on the sth day
of October A. D. 1867, a warrant iu Bank
ruptcy was issued against thel estato of ea!,
0. Daggett of Tioga, in the county of Tioga, and
State of Pennsyprania who has been adjudged a
Bytkrupt on his own petition, that the payment
IT any debts and delivery of any property bet
;rouging to such Bankrupt, - to him or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him, are for
bidden by law*: that a meeting of the creditors of
said nankrupt to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assignees of his estate; will be held
at a Gourt of Bankruptcy, to be holden at. the
office of F. E. Smith, in Tiogft, Penn's, before F.
E. Smith, Register, on the \th day of Novels
-
.ber A; D. 1867, at 2 o'clock, P,
Do LANO ct.- CO'S
Do LAND .1 CO'S
Wiro Cloth for Cellar Windu;vs - at the Tiege
Ilarthrtiro Store. -
• Pistul Cartridges, all kinds at the Tiuga Hard
ware Store• •
Cable Chain, all ,s4e.. at the Tioga Eirthrut
Syre.
Alt kindssraf Japunad and weoden ware, at the'
.Tioga yarkware-Ste.,
Fancy Totlei d Wttre, Wire Goods, Bronzed
Brackets and the best assortment of Cutlery is
the Clunry, at the Tioga Itardware Store.
50 DifferentMuLls of Pumps, at the Ti l gaitard
ware Store.
A largo stock of Saws of 41 kin s-a5.,11ie
Tioga Hardware Store.
All kinds of liou6o Trimmings and tochaiez:.
Tools, at tho Tioga Hardware Store-
• 60 Tons of Stoves at . the Tidga illafdriale
Store—to ho sold cheaper than over before itt
County.
•
.
A largo stoi.k. of Union Lanterns—tho only
kind that novel' needs repairing, at ho. Tioga
Ilariimaro Store.
MRS. E. AUMIIALL
TS now receiving
,u new and fashionablel
of
MILLINERY 013) . DS
fresh from New York, which she Will sell
cheap. Call and examine new etylbs and I)
, • AT KEgNEWILLE, PA.
.11A,r1s put in 1 4 first-mass PLANER, end am prepared to I piatie flunring,
order.• GEO. P. litiENa.
Sept. 18,1867- 3L.
i ~in 13ankruptcy. - I .
lircetern -District (If Pcniteylrania, se.
frilE unciersig ell here t by gives. notice of-hie
i..`,appoinitnont us assignee of Lucius Tract.
in itio county, of Tiogn, I:kmlSi:it° of Penns) IV 3 "
n inii3v it hi ti said District, wlio kins been ailiudge' l
a Bankrupt upon his own Petition by the District
Court of said District. ,INO. I. AIITCIIIM ,,
Oct. 23, ISM• Assignee, .1.e.•
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY having been
granted upon the estate . of Joel Calkins , do'
ceased, of Weatfie d, thin io to notify all Per {
sods Indebted to m ke immediate payment , an"
all having claims nrainst the said estate
tciil
present them for set ent to
Westfield, 00t.'23, 'OL7-116Alvti MINTONY,E,
* Executor.
PRINCIPAL AGENTS
'ln Bankruptcy
In Bankruptcy.
THOMAS A:` ROWLEY,
T.T. S. Marshal West. "Dist., Pa
j
,
„ d e', l
-Ar
tallboy their goods at
NEW ARRIVAL 1
MAIN STIMET, WELL-M1{0; TA
October 16, 1867
Planing Machine
Executor's Noiiee
MEM
44-100 In. Calibre
—36-100* Calibro
Navy sil t ? Calibro
.. Navy! tiiie Catibrc
'the lioga_
ME