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The Chicago, Alton and 81. Louis Railroad was
sold at Joliet, Illinois on the 9th Of September for
the benefit OF tho fret aud second mortgages. II
WIS bought by Samuel j. Tilden ard l.. ID. Meyer,
for their mortgage bondholders, for the sum OF
IL GOO 600. Under the reorganization Of the road,
the third mortgage bOuds will rePreseps tas common
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Cost ono 1onn0.

coz REWARD.-STOLEN from the stable
ID 81 e. fudon near Lsght On tho nishi o. the l,i
isst ,msl BAY MARE. with hiss less. very Ea,eonsd
Abou. rs had. hsh Also sei q TRUCK HAhNias iof
very largo Hor,e Tue sboro reward VII DO given for ma
recovery elthe Marc.
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Ine467I,l06 Inc.2A.ses Ino.Ie7G

Ine......2l0573 Ine467I,+06 Inc..2A5ss Inc.le7664
BY reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity Of the
latter left at tidewater this year, compared with the
corresponding period last year. shows an increase Of
Lac, l5i bbls. -four.
The following comparative table shows the guam
tiiy os some of the principal articles Of produce left
a, tide.water from the commencement OF navigation
to and including the 30th Of September in the years
indieatei.
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pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

I'D ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
magnificent Domsstic Piece by J. n BrcxsToNs called
CAUlILLEN, Tie CARD-DRAWERi
OK, MURDER WILL OUT.
And The moiera extravag ut face entitled
YOUNG AMERICA.
EVERY AFTERNOON THIS WEEK ., O'clock
CLAUDE MARCEL. THE IDIOT OF IAkbES,
EVERY ~ ENINO Al u O'clock. ,
THE BRILLIANTLY COLOaED TROrICA FISH
are tic adnlsd1n e ~ one, and are r-saIiedn
TIE nARNELS or NATURE. ,
PROFESSOR AGAsSlE the highest sn,hority In the
tsy mighty interesting III sei,niiho POM y!
view" Tie collection cIaDTuces - -
FIFTY BEAUIlFj L ANGEL FISH.
PEACOCK FISH. or FOURENED CHLRUB5
cow FISH, SQUIRREL and PORCuPlNE FISH
SURGEON or DOCTOR FISH. SPANISH LADY.
CRIMSON CAVARllIrA or JENNY III ~.
AEFMONEs, ZOOPHYlFs or SEA FLOWERa
PARROT FISH 0ROCPER, YELLOW sNAfPER
WARBLER. ZEBRA FISH. ana numerous other varieties,
s entirely new IN I'M. s,eds and very Ieh and eesnI
ALBINO FAMILY FROM MADAG ASCAh
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON. LYING MONSTER
SNAKES LIVING HAPPY FAMILY Wax Fisuros. aud
near q million other wonders
Admission IS cents. Childron under 10. Is centI
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NTEW.Y0RK 6 NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT, 10
CONHZNCING NAY >, 1872.
I. saa.l.t- ir reur.Tnlr- lcofrnr Zl.hk and 4th

CONMgNCING NAY 5, 1872.
Passenger Station in Eewf ofk ,cofnef zhst ana 4ih
sysBge. .-htrsnee 90 zIte 81
TRAINS LEAVE SEWNORR. $500 -
FOR vewHlven, T. ID. tEx) lsls, 3, tEx) $50 49,
For eiidseport sa m (Ex) RlS, ., GER J $50 40,
Tos miioI5 Stra,fo5d Ftifaea Southport, AID we.,2o
For Eorwa.E = 30 a Ri l2ls 3, OK aso, 49, $50
koi Daiisn and oeeawicb o.al m I2IS. ssO, 40
FoTr Stanford 8 (Er) go a H. p.l5 D. Ok 40
..30 20. p m tEx)
Y IS, , 20. 40 $50, 8 90 p 10.
sOr Port Chester sne NeS Rochelle 70. (ExJ
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, VIA Springfield, a. Ia, 3, (Er } p. mr.
TI)
For Hartford and Springfield, L. u, (Ex l25 tkN }
9 p m, IN 80 .
and ~ IS IN, 10 Northampton.
or Iisftford Providence md Fhhsil Railroad, m,
(EE) lIl5 p
FcP New fisven New-Londoa and 5opngss Rsilroed at
e.. H.. MS 3. O. p IN, tEx)
Censl Rsifoed, l2.I3 =. m. 20 Northampton.
For HousatcDic Railroad, to Pittshe!d m H.. 10
Eev-siiiford.
For Naueatuok RAi.road, Q, a. NJ, g. P.
For Dsb5ary sad Norwsk RAILROAD. T. $50 a. M. %
Pm. ,o
JAMES II. UOYr, Superintendent
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
Srn-Rises....s:ss Sets......5:4i Mocn-Sss. III
sigH wATsR TIL, DAY.
sandy Hook. 1888 Gov lslasd. . 4:2j Hell Cato 6tol
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ JAS. NJ kIXOS...............Le sses AID Manager
IlRSr EENLtlR
LAST APPEARANCE
Nile. CARLOiiA Patti
CARD 10 IHE PUBLIC.
Nile ChRIOTrA PATTI takes this opportunity OF re-
nrnr her heartfelt taui tie public for tho ger erous
which he been received BY th-fn In her Ne
vocation. bsss leave state that chs has decided
& appear IN ~ another role. that 0! bsIis ehsi
vIe Opera OF ...,
IPURlTANI,
Which VIII be given this -
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct g.
This evening having been &c, tput W Manager Nixon a.
comrliraen, 70 Me- Patti being bcr
FIRST BENEFIT IN THIS CITY,
s ich oeesol sho will appear In the dilouli rolo Of
ELNIRA-
Sig. AMODlO
Meficsl Conductor aud Director,
Zig. MUZlO.
ssge Manager,
Sig SCOLA.
General sdinisoD One Dollar
Received Seals Cenn
Box book open.
Seats may be secured al the Academy Of Music, Beer
Scirmegs, No. 10l BIoadwsy; sbo ssli.buTYs. No.
Nssau-st.
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CTONINCTON LINE for Boston, via GRO
- TON, NEW-LONDON, BLOOMINGTON, PitoVI-
Tbs ,pleBdd steamers COMMONWEALTH ad thI
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No ~ NJ H., foot OF Court
lsndtst:. DAILY tescspt SandAyl al y. IN. ,,
fTeirht taken low by .ny other line Oeo oil Com-
rtny, No. lis Wssts,. corner Of Comtlandth
w. II. EDWARDS. hgeab
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Board Of CounciImen.

p. IL n9ard OF Councilman met last evening, tho
ifss"en,, ChMtEsC e. PIscxSgY. CO. IN the chsfr.
connunieaon wss received ON tho Controilsr with
81 sne Receipts Of tie Sixth and
months CT this yeaT, follows: "' '' VIC W" es"'
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UfeGn G!eGmer5.
RRANGEMFNT mm.pcisp July !, 1862

A RRANGEMFNT commencing July j, l562.-
N FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
rs.-class will leave hcw-York on The is llth
and 2is Of each month except wren these dates n on
SUNDAY, when The esy Of departure will be tbs MONDAY
For freight passage spply OF the osy Office No Bowl
fng.rreen- D. Is. ALLAN AReni-
TNHE GREAT EASTERN having touched the
ground on her ate passage Liverpool II "a been
considered advsabe to rake thorough examination OF her
bottom sending hs to Her departure vi" there
be her oi Previously syeed day OF stl
ing Holders OF return tckels viii have them renewed or
the money returned they desre Due notice viii DO
given Of the ships departure.
YINIIE BRTTISIt AND NORTH AMERICAN
4 ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW-iO Kh AND I.h nhfOOL CALLiSt
pr7wrrs AT ao eq PaK a aAS S4RtgRpooL CALL
mo AT HALIFAX AND CORK HAkbOL
SCOTIA. Capt. Judsin: tHlNA Capt Anderson.
PERSIA, Capt. Lott AslA. Capt COX: -,
ARABIA, CGpt. stone. ~ isOPA, teit ). LShcaL
AfkCA CAPT shannon CANADA. Capt. Mui.
AMERICA, Capt. Noodle. NIAGARA. Capt A. hyfie'
AUSTRALASIA.
These vessels carry ce- white light ct masthead gresn on
utaIpoaId bow red on porL bow
pEoa SEw-rORK LIVERPOOL
ChiefCabinP a.'age.. '.'.''.'''''''''''''"'FiV
Second ibm Passage. %
BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL .-
CHEF Cabin Passage.
Seeond Cabin Passage. ~
ANABiA............leayesB Boston. ~ eines iay' ~.
sCOrfh...........leaves Newly Wcdie dfyi Ort
PERSIA, leaves New ok. " edne,day Oc ~
leayes 10 TOM "Wednesday Oet.
INSTRUMENTATION Nes-iork.. Nednesday, NOV ,
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board
The these SHIPS Will not be accountable Toy bo
Silver, Buion, Specie. Jew ely Precious s,ones o. hsi
therein e1pe.ssd Fer Fgeignt or rsssase, sppiyto
L. CUSAlD No. bowling green.
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The deposits with Mr.. Csco on 2 cen; lean
were light-some goo, 900. The gold depoeiis were
quito light.
The gold payments on accom-, Of 7.3o v cen.
Tressury-No.e interest reach over 100000.
The annual meeting of the SioRington Railroad
was held ut Providence Oh Sept 30, and the follow
ing elected Directors:
James j. Day Of sionirg, Conn Matthew Morgan Of
Now. York, Thomss Vleson 81 New-G Samuel d. Dab
cock OF New.Yofk; Daniel Drew OF New-YoIhj Homiten
BiydsnbuIg Of York; William H. Cary Of New York
samuel Sloan oil New-YoIhi Nathan h. Dixon OF Nes!eIiy.
T. l.
Tho receipts Of the Company for the year ending
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Gieamboais ano RAILROADS..

L,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, viaNEW-
Il PORT asd FALL RIyER-Tho splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Cept Brown. leaves N.w'lok
every TUESDAY THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, at D
O'clock D. ~. add the EMPIRE STATE, Capt bfayton on
MONDAY. "WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at o'clock y. H.,
hon Pie. No. ~. H.
Hereafter rooms VIII be regarded ~ ,seuredto shyap
IAcsnt until the fl.all have been paid for. ,.
Freight TO Boston forwarded through with great dnpa'eh
WI BORDEN agent. No, 70 and II we'i.,.
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Desesse so inc. go Dec.s.9oso Dec. 80 40
The aggregate quantity OF the same articles iefs at
tile-water from the commencement OF navigation to
the Both September inclusive during tie years 1861
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AZ o. ROBERTS'S LINE STEAMSHIPS,
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA MI
ARAGbA.
Through IN advance Of tbs mail mn
GREAT REDUCTION ~ FARES THROUGH ~
GAN FRANCESCA

GREAT REDUCTION ~ FARES THROUGH TO
NO pFTENTioN on ms IsTHMUS.
Tho new and splendid Steamship AMEkioA 2ooo TINS
ssn E' SGyoeS noos Pr:ey from l o' Il loot
Wsu.n.s North River for san Ja.n del s,,e eonSe tn
O tups r. Howes Comm snder sal without delay for
u sncisco arrival Of the passengers At San Juan
IRE .reed and accommodates, Of these steamers are IN:
surpassed by steamers on either ocean snf 70 tehusa
to land passengers by TINS line Ia San Francisco "H -
fhe uuderssnsd hlyins been in the Csons rsde ffoGi
and no, pnt on Tor the purpose being boush,
driven of Tho ships will positively lsave GU the day sdTsr.
Tied once month"; and in SIX nont. other ships "i Dc
ready, so ;lai double service riuy be relied upon
I0E infOrna'i0n Or passage 'PP,J1 70 noprprs
No III wes,-',.. corner Of wsrren-'t. Moth River
rbe restriction. on ,r.vei having been removed
By oreer the War Department passenger about % ,t
LaloPs VIII no longer be P,v 20 bHE A.
CfEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
- a, Cueen,town Cork H,Ih0rl;-Jhs llvsTpoo. New
York sad rhidelphia st,em'hn ComrsnJ intend
ins their fail 20 cd Cy Iron Steamships as oo"s'
cry OF EAITlNoslE Sandy. o. o. y.
And every spccssdIas SATURDAY. at noon. from Pier.
No ~ North River. ..,,,.cv
FIRST CABIN.........s9 sTEERAGE. ......s'."fa
Fist Csbin to Lcndon ~ s'eerAge 20 i.oIe'n-'''''
Firt Cabin 10 Hamburg o. St.ersgo 81 Haniburg.. II
Pss.nsers isfwaIdsd TO iisvTe, Biemen, hoerian.
Fss from LIveFpoo Oueenstown; lt Csbin. 80, 81
and ais. sieelag. fIcm Liverpool. SO From queens
town. G AMI iheow5o vii 10 send of Well fiena' can
bur tickets here st tliose TAies -
fhese Steamers lave sn,ehor ms 'r rssien
re are strongly belt IN Watctshs Iron sections sn'
cary Patent Fe AnniAGtor iIIerieRced Surgeons arc
ATTACHED o. each steamer =,
For furhsr inforns iou sppJ IN Liverpool 10 WlLLiAN
INMAN GENT No p Nstfr SIN Oia'<ov - ALIEN MAis
COLIN No II fnoeh.sqnAre. In Cue- town to g. w
ID. SEYMOUR Co. In Lon Boa 20 LIVE hAtEl. NJ
81 Kiug Wiliiauft in FGrs 70 JULES DECOUE. No =
Roe Noro Dame dos Nctss, acc dsl Bounce Ia Pha
80 ~. Ia ~
Company OfhceA 80
john %. DALE. Agent No. Is Broadway. ~ X.
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stock the second mortgages preferred stock and tho
first mortgage will remain as before. The whole
amount Of tie three classes of bonds with accrued
iaiereft, 10 atout II, 100000.
Inc statements Of the banks Of the three principal
sities OF The Unios for TIE last week compare with
TIC preV'oas 0ne' and the corresponding time Of 1861,
as follows:
Loans Deposits Sp.~gs Cireslp
n r. sept ~ 100 6l sF va ~ $50 &3T5e2 ss2 723
Boston, sps. 49, 1D0Ji,63 2t3F325 Zg,o e31 1yliu7
ihiLi Sept. 70. 3i,s83,37 2;sT016 E4rifO Siif<7i
Total $lsi s3s l9 s2o esI ~ cs
Last week.. 253JV3iI0 lsati5t1 599lClo 20 100 s93
Last 2,slo49l l32o3sce9 $500 rs l7Ii23g2
The statement Of tho Boston Banks for tie last
week compares with the previous week, and for the
corresponding wesk of 1851, as follows:
Sep, %, 1854 SEPT % bl62. sep, o. 1861
Loans. SI9,s5;'ayI S'9%tesa Sss.2sl7sl
I spo.it...:.. as5os4 as ss7Sss ascs .sss
Circrlson..". i,9sV.35J ISl5,soI 6.353g.J
The statement Of tie present week, as compared
with the preceding, shows decrease Of s25I ,2ll in
the item Of loans and discounts, an Increase OF 5
in circulation, s,7S5 in specie, and $40, 42l ia de-
posts.
TIE quantity Of -four, wheat, corn and barley left
ct tde-water during the 9Th week in September, tho
yesrs 1861 and 1862 was as follows:
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NIBLOS GARDEN.
~ loasec and MsuaSer.. WHEhIL
NOTICE-The pube respectfully lDformed that seats
nav be secured ct the BoxOe three days ia advance Of
the nj his q performance. ..u ~
EDWIN FORREST
His ffst az only srgearsnes this season -
q l. A
In sherilan's aud pictorial tragedy "Pr,ro"
Nj J. CULLOUCH....
FRIDAY EVfSlNG. Oct. :, 1902,
PIZARRO,
EDWIN FORREST. .hoLLA
. 'icsu
tOi '''af' L. a. obe"e'.
The High PIiost OF, frs, slpcE!aLce ihis .
sess0n). o. Burnett
flvifa. % .nAinr ohisi
Cors PIT, ~
SATURDAY p ESfNS, Ocl. J.
Sixth night Of
Mr.. HACkEfT,
l. kis great ocraic im porscna'iou Of
EALSIAtf PRETENDING LOVE
H. the
MERRY WIVES or WINDSOR
yilhts o! performance q
EDWIN FORREST.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. TIL R5DAY, and FRIDAY
Nh HACkE IT'S tishts.
TUESDAY spi SATURDAY.
with the exception Of tho Pross. NO FREE LIST.
AdnsoD. - oeut.i Secured PaIqnssts Ssls ~ eeits
Family Circle, p cent. 80
The prrfaIrnancs win csnnsnoe st'i Tho doors Will
opss at Il o'clock
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u n y I'M y = - - : = =
EOpTI and WISI. IfGi1s lear.
From Chsnbers-st
yrpref., Z and . q M. Gnd 3: -,
IS and p. m. ."
Troy and Albany with sleep ,
iug ccrl. if:l3 p N. 4o'4
PouFlkespsie tain, : 80 N.
an e Is r m. - -,
Psetfki.l train, 1870 a N. unt "a
Z y. m.
sius ST.: train. $3.50 and S;3). -
T. ~
Persons ia Bfockiyn cen IuTcsas
rress Ofice, No. 20 Ns.ii-teL-'' 3.
rave th ir bsear go CHECKED ct tfcir
tie Iosd tnd to sasa.osa Strings. q
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rSrBRYANr AND SrRArroN,s OoMMERcIAL

CoLLEGE-Those who appreciate the advan-
tages of associa ed efforts in given direction,
will understand how much can be accom-
plshed for commercial education and the ln-
terests of young men by organizing In close
relationship and united efforts number of
Colleges located in different parts of the
country. BY this means Messrs. Bryant y
Stratton have been enabled to perfect much
more thorough and practical course of instruc' :
ton, and through this chain of Colleges
series of text books has also been produced
on the different sciences taught, ahordihg the
student the largest facilities for acquiring the
theory and practice requisite to become a
proficient business man. In view OF the supe-
rior advantages possessed by this chain, and
tae fact that the war has rendered so many
places vacant requiring first class young men
to fill, we would advise all who desire such
positions to avail themselves Of a course of
instructions at this institution as the best
investment of time and money that can be
made.
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Soldiers Relief.

The United States Sanitary Commits
sion sly, "You cannot send US enough Of
anything but lint and bandagos with
which we are overstockcd There are
5000 men wanting underclothing. Send
"cotton and faunel shirts, drawers, knit
ed socks, slippers" woolen blankets. Any
quantity OF dried apples. Anything that
sick and wounded men can wear or eat.
To THE PEOPLE OF ULYSSES AND AID,
JOINING TOWNSHIPS, In ether parts of
the county and all over the country, peo-
pie are at work providing for the soldiers
rs indicated above Shall we fail of do
ing our part? A Society has been formed
for the purpose Of collecting or receiving
and forwarding such supplies as you will
send. Regular meetings last Saturday
evening in each mouth at the Ulysses
Academy, when all are Invited to attend
and bring their donations to a box now
partly filed Officers l. BIRD, Pres.
". w. Gridley, Vice Prosdt Miss \ E.
Campbell. Sect'y. Prof E r Campbell,
Treas. Articles can be left with the Pres
idunt, at Brookland, or the Treasurer, at
Lcwisvillc.
The Lyceune will give public session
in the chapel of the Academy, Friday
Eve, Nov. I, and charge a small admis,
sion fee All the money raised to be de.
voted to the above purpose. Come all
that can. l.. BIRD, Pres't.
i. l.. Campbell, Sect'y.
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Notice.

The subscriber having been appointed
Assessor Of Taxes under the act Of Congress
ITO provide Interest ReveEue to support the
Government and to pay interest on the Public
debt approved July lst 1862, hereby gives
notice that lie has divided his assessment dis
trict being the 18th District Of Pennsylvania,
into the following >ub-districtS and has APP
pointed the following persons It's Assistant
Assessors for said sub-diStrictS, to wit:
No. l. All that part of Centre county in
cluding the Boroughs Of Bel!efUnt, Milesburg,
and Unionyile, and the townships of Spring,
Benner, Boggs, Liberty, Howard, Curtin, Snow
Shoe, Burnside, Walker. Marion, Union, Worth,
Taylor and Husten, Assistant Assessor r. q.
Durham, Postoilice BellefOnt
No. 2. AL that part Of Centre county in
Guiding the townships Of FurgnsOn. Harris,
Patton, HalImoun and that part of Potter
township lying west Of the Lewiston and
Belleiont turnpike, Assistant Assessor Thomas
Dale, PoStotiice Boalsbnrg.
No ;. All the remaining part of Centre
county including the townships of Miles.
Haines, Penn, Gregg, and that part of Potter
township lying east Of the Lewiston and
Be'lcfont turnpike, Assistant Assessor -
No. I. All that part of Clinton county in.
cluding the Borough of Mill Hall, the town
Lamar, Porter, Logan, Greene, Crawford and
Wayne, Assistant Assessor r. G. Hu;chiSon,
PostofIice Mill Hall.
No. >. All the remaining part of Clinton
county including the Borough Of Lock Haven,
and the townships Of Pine Creek, DunstabIe
Woodward, Cold Brook, Geergan, Chapman,
Lcidy, Heating. Gallagher, Assistant Assessor
William Fearon, Postotiice Lock Haven.
itat cf f.
lying on the west side of ~ coming Creek,
also including the townships of Bastress,
Susquehanna, Limestone and Nippenose,
Assistant ASSESSOR, David Showers: Postoilice
Ncwbeny.
No :. All the remaining part of Lycoming
county including that part lying east Of Ly-
coming Creek, also the townships Of Clinton,
Washington, Brady and Armstrong, Assistant
Assessor, 7. ?. Simmons, PostofIice Williams
port.
No s. All that part Of Tioga county includ-
ing the Borough Of Tioga the townships of
Ticga, Rutland Richmond, Sullivan, Covington,
Ward, BloSs, Liberty and Union, and the
Boroughs Of Mans6eld Malnsburg and Cow
ington, Assistant Assessor, S. 3. Elliot, Post
office Mansfield.
No. 9, All that part of Tioga county inclrd-
ins the BoroughS Of Lawrenceville, Elkland,
Knoxville, and the townships ofJackson Law
relce, Nelson, OSceola Deerfeld. Pennington,
BrookfeId aIC Westfeld, Assistant Assessor,
G. II. Goldsmith, Postofice Knoxville
10. All the remaining part of Tioga county
including the Borough Of Wellsboro, the
townships of Middlebury. Chatham, Charles
ton, Delmar, Norris, Elk: Shipper, Cams and
Clymer, Assistant Assessor, NJ Bullard, Post.
Office WelIsbAro.
No. IL. The county of Potter, Assistant
Assessor, a. RounsvilIe Postofficc Couders-
port. GEORGE BoAL, Assessor.
Boalsburg, Centre Co., Pa.
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Administrators Sale.

Up pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Court for the County of Potter, the under
sighed Administrator and Administrative Of
heIeState ofGeorge a. Benton, deceased, will
expPse 70 public sale, on Saturday the
29th day of November, A D. 1862, at l o'clock
p. y. of said day, at the Court House in the
Bel Rough of Coudersport, the interest of the de-
cedent in the following described real estate
to Wit: Bounded on the North by Lois Nos
SO 4nd los, on the East by Lots Nos lO5 and
1877 on the South by parts of Lots Nos. l0S
and l20, and on the West by Unseated Lands
and lot No. l20, containing 100 acres and G
tenths of an acre being part of Lot No lO8
of 1he allotment of lands of DR.. George Fox
Trustee, and situate in the Township of Allie
gany, in the county of Potter, and Common
we'd dIth OF Penna, on which one Log House.
oneI Frame Barn with about 30 acres improved
Laird and some Fruit Trees. Terms one-half
Cash and one-half in one year with interest.
WILLIAM ROGERS, Administrator.
LUCINDA BENTON, Administrators.
Oct goth, 1862.
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Miscellaneous articles Needed Farina,
Corn Starch, Cocoa, Chocolate Brandy,
Whisky, White Wine-(for wine whey),
Pure Lemon Syrup, Preserves, Jellies,
Dried Fruit and all articles contained in
bottles and jars, in order to carry safely,
should be securely packed in small boxes
marked glassware. Much loss, from the
breaking of bottles ard jars, has hereto
fore resulted from their not being prop
eriy packed. Woolen Shirts. Drawers
Socks, Blankets, and Quilts are greatly
needed.
If we don't or won't fight it is nothing
moro than our plain duty to work or pay
for articles which are necessary to the
comfort of the soldiers and which the
Government cannot or at least does not
furnish. The question as to the duty of
the Government does not take the bur
den from our shoulders, and we should as
a matter of Justice pay for what are alb
soluteiy necessarieS TO those who are fight
ing to preserve our lives and property.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-29

D@g- In reply to the question 'What
is mostly needed in the Hospitals at pres
enty p the Sanitary Commission sent the
following list:
Cotton Shirts, ordinary size and make.
Cotton Drawers, ordinary size and make.
Flanucl Under>hirts, ordinary size and
make WooIea Drawers, ordinary size
aud make WooIeu Stockings. Slippers.
Ifandkerchiefs, good size. Towels
Sheets, + feet wide and feet long
Ring Pads and Cushions, stuffed with hair
and feathers. Flannel, (by pieee) Sec
ond Hand Clothing. L:nt, raveled from
pieces of old damask or linen cIo.h, cut
four or FIVE inches square, laid straight,
not tied, aud packed firmly iu paper box
es. The broken threads in separate
parcel. Bandages, cotton or iinuen,wit
ont selvedges shruuk, tightly rolled ard
i,iDnaI
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-29

Eg-In our notice of the enterprise of
the american Agriculturist week or two
sin Re, we did not give the terms Of the
pab Ter. The price is 81 year and sub
scr bers sending now get not only the
Ag griculturist for all of 1868, but the rest
of this year, and the uIap in addition, all
for IA dollar. We have received the maps,
aud can testify to their value. Address
Or ANGE JUDD, Al Park Row, New York
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-29
WESTERN FOTEL,
Nos. 0. II, l3, Is, II. C0URTLANDT STREET,

mos. y. II, 10 - ~ IUuh1LhNDI 0lhEEI,
Near Broadway New York City.
This d-established and favorite resort Of
the Business community has been recently re.
fitted, and is complete in everything that can
minister to the comfort Of its patrons. Ladies
and Families are specially and carefully pro-
vided for.
1t is centrally located in the business part
Of the city, and is contiguous to the principal
lines of steamboats,, ears, omnibuses, ferries.
In consequence Of the pressure caused By
the Rebellion, prices have been reduced to
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS PER DAY.
The table is amply supplied with all the
luXuries Of the season, and is equal to that of
any other hotel in the country.
Ample accommodations are offered for up
ward of 400 guests.
Do not believe runners, hackmen and Others
who may say 1.-The Western Hotel is full"
D. D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
Thos. u. N'iacheSter. fyls