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, 1866-08-15

Governor Or wns evidently selected to in
trodncc the philadclpbin Convention to the
public, with speech setting forth the 10y
atty of the South. Governor Orr has done
his part scientifically. His speech reminds
one Of pussy cat holding out Its paw and |
inviting people TO feel it, and sec how soft |
and comfortable It is, and how destitute Of !
claws, md what dIc plaJthiug it |
would be for canary birds. But |
while wc admire the oiIincss !
Of The larangue, VIC arc not equally satisfied |
with lis lcEic. According to Governor Orr,
tue war, which has drcnchcd the land with |
blood, which has taken a life from cacA |
household, North and South, and piled upod |
us aud our pesterity mountain Of debt, |
was uo:Ling bnt difference of opinion,
or misunderstanding The South
believed that 1t had right
tpsscsecae the North believed that NO such
right existed. Both were equally sincere,
aud equally 5ustiAable- The decision Of
aI1rs was adverse to the South. and that de-
c;sion, says Governor Orr, is 1ual. How is
it fna.s A decision Of arms Is liable to be
reversed ut any time Force may always be
overcome by superior force Governor Orr
does not cay that anybody in tho South has
been Convinced ot the uusonndness Of tho
a.. - ..nue..,., .,-..,- .,Y,o. ..x--,,ont
ua, 49,. y. 81 n 80, =. ~ Is r,'a.. * o,s
.n .a. -. ..,':.,s s.. 49, 49,
eou'.e, ~ "nicn sass ,-.,-v
Is oftle sar,r opil.ion slin.n
If Gov. On were Intercepted he woutd be
forced to admit that 10 argument has been
1,resrrtc. 10 his mind to overthrow the Sc
ccssiun convictions, which hc says he i'm
t'ibed with his mothers milk, save the supe-
rleriiy of The Northern ar1lics. Gov. Orr is
aware that mere numbers never made
wron. right, or right wrong. Hence he Is
careful not TO say that his Judgment is con-
WINGED. or that the Southern people are in the
least degree persuaded that tllry were in the
wtou. when they took up arms against tho
Government. He only says that s'lhey &C.
cert the decision" Nhat does this mean
Merely that they ACCEPT it til it can he rc-
rcrEed. People accept political decisions
rcadcred at the l,allot-box. in tho same way
accept them sin good faith'' which seems
TO be the stercotyped form Of putting it-but
they do rot thereby cetop themselves from
opposiuc md seeking TO overthrow those dc.
cisions at the next election. The probability
of this decision being reversed NAV be p1cat.
cror less. The fact that il Is liable 10 be re-
ycrscd, like apythip. else Which has been
established bv violent means is 1orica1lr 3
rart of Governor Oyr's spcec1. though no,
expressed 50 pointedly Us 1t might hay,
been.
"Wcll." eay The .JoAnsonitcs. Narc 20,
t.rotnr TO punish man because he don't b.
s'Iem as you dos Not at I'LL. All til.
white men in South Carolina mar believe !,
the rieht Of secession till doomsday. hut the,
must not undertake 10 nut it in prac,la
, 1866-08-15

The Albany Evening Journal ea5s that Winnie
Rcalu, 10 whom Congress has voted Sio,ooofor
etatnc OF lincoln, Ia Z rather handsome young
sion through lobby appliances. So far as known
she has nevcr accomplished elngle work OF att
1hie1 NM stand criiiclsm.
, 1866-08-15
Spirit OF the Germ nn-Amcr1cnn Prcss.

spirit OF the x1fFl1 upeANICE1CAA 1-xeNS*s
The NHne,s stoc's zdtuag, Of the lib, has IN
article entitled "1hc Shtarie Council at phi!ale1-
phia. II says that It Is but natural TINT dtscord
pscsIdes orcr tlcIr earliest deliberations. The
characters Of The members arc 60 At tnriarcc with
each other, thst nothing else was to be expected.
Herc Is Vallan6igham, bosom friend Of the Presi-
dent; hire Is Stephens, INV illingly conscrlbed
inso the Vice Presidency Of the whllome confcd-
csate States, whose mind Is too large for his d.
uinulisc body. Here, too, are to be found Mont
eomrzy Blair, who recently threatened war at
Reading, and Fernando Wood, eho wanted 10 de-
tach Ncw York city from ths Uutled Ststea, md
the cx-Rcpubl:can Doolitl1c. In one
object the leaders Of the johnson
iete, coppcrheads, Democrats and renegade
Republicans are united heart and soul and that Is.
to urrrlhsow The act Of Emancipation and tho
cisl Rights Bill. 7hc5 all approve Of the massa-
e1es Of Memphis and New Otleans. and have no
hesitation In coucocting plans 10 iueite others.
Wonll that The loyal people OF Philadelphia, who
hare sacrificed 80 much for the cause Of freedom,
wonld march 10 their wiEvam and dr;re the t1at-
tors out; or, which would not be bid idea, let
hnlfa dczcn nrc hoee-carts be turned upon them
10 cool their tebel1lous lse and 70 make some
amusement for tie corner lounsczs- Byso doing,
the Philadelphiaus would receive plaudits ffoM
all paris Of the country. ......
Tie ST. Louis Tfsfhcas Poss cf the 18th Inst
under the caption, AAThe Approaching Storm,
compares our present situation with that II
which VIC found ourselves Immediately before III
rebellion. 'tAny ons," says The I5s', t4nho la
eyes 70 sen md ears 10 heaE, caunpt mistake III
Indications Of Southern disposition. tcndencic
and projects, which have been brought to lisb
II these Indications had presented usemselge
now for the Fret time there could be only col
clusion. Bnt We hssc passed th1oush ths school !
+ ready. VIC have had experience, aud expcr1ent
!. more ihAn Sufficient TO confirm lhe deductions
= pure season.~ The following a1e some Of the ind
y cations given By the Post: ...-'---...
!, 1.TLe President Is playing into the hsads Of t
+. rcbelc. ..
t . Tie Federal army has been alasm'nely :
Il dnecd.
= 5. Many officers Of The army hare become
Il corrupted by Executive influence that, as In t
@ ease Of the drst rebellion thcJ will not stand
l. against armed resistance TO the Government
~ 4. Democratic speakers In the North arc aril
Up the peopls u the Southern orators did In Isl
y i. The Democratic press Is blowing the sal
u hhrn and 1htestcua "a loudly as before the wnr
D. 6. The United ststes navy, as in 1861, Is scas
a. cd to the ends Of the Garth.
co =. Finally, the Southern Press Is as arg:csei
y a. cyascal, and as malicious as 1t was al TIC
m, htcak Of the Gtst rebellion.
, 1866-08-15

Prof. james y. AngcM. fuzmet1s editor q the
Providence {R. ~ Journal, wss fnausutated fres-
tdeut Of The Vermont University. at Burlington,
las, week. The attendance was largc, aud the oc-
easIop oue Of deep interest.
, 1866-08-15

-Brosaer1 1gnatinsw to he London Journals
that he DOES DOT intend to sen his monsstery<
This VIII undoubtedly be great disappointment
TO large number OF possible purchasers.
, 1866-08-15

ts4-A@Il s AEA- IEikt+ +s~-%% Ap~A
Henry st-auss.. 1,m.
L .4sst tssmtsfs.
u. Thitebesd... s1s.z6
ts.c3, James Lyman-- 1909
~. Grtcnetanm l.
M.m;S olo N On Nc
risnte.......- 4,a,s.s.
ss3.t:i Theo. Weller. T.
.sa.,s, S Co. ...-... i,paE
lG.s1s "A. II. KIssch-.- 1910
1t-HtWm- Il. Doro-
A.F van, assfSue:s- 1N-l
11-G: John T. U1ck.. -
as-60 flames LYMAN s1g.:-
it.5at AieI- & = J..
$3.50 Mclean .-..-. 6,1
'1.G0t James L. Ak
s;.Ml hurst----...-.@
s5.GNtD- L.pettsot::rrs.G
4eM. o. Iun1..-.- 6ss.3b
sg.GaI Henry Schultzc. -
1U1.tDt T. It. Hasrey.. 81-51
16-Ge Louis Braues..-
Geo. Ege-.--... Eh-
116.f7IChas. r. Kreicer n01
im.s1 Det;o1yer & :ac-
C1elland -.-... 80,
1n0-fEl flames Lyman. $40.
.e0lS oil omou Nc
74.Ga Kfchan, as
5245l sfguee---. %. s,S36-N
95y.mtW. H. Tildou... GG
4GQ. .G C. j. Brceu.-..- 1i1.G
9u-OE| Harvey, Nash &
,2i7-N Sons. aGG. =
!, .7.5.i Peoples Gos
.l.:al Light &C. Co. 1851
s5,S1, D. Hortou..... L.
11-g
nc IyI0r11s Appropriation.
.tss5.ekfA~ B. johnson.
CTS j+4Glisaac Greene
baun---..-... 1J1I3s
eaaitF4, c. Acckel... ISL
e0Q, ,00iIL Y. Sw1ft-..-. a.
I75-mt James Gs-ce-- h,
11-mi CHARLES Bette 4
1H,Wi BEo....-.--.-. I3.1
170.MfP. J. Norae~.-. ~
A. F. Burgess 9.i3
100. W| Ste.tns s Co.. GR1
1l.0I n. $. Boaton &
1DMi Co--.---.--.- 1t
40, cot James Horse.-. -Et
1tG.1ui Heller s French 9E
IItl.t j. L. THOMPSON
130.Mt4l1luoia Stone
D,m Time and Bor-
eO.W WlJohn I.nhensteln II
lif.UIHolbruok i Co. 1874
I35.00| G. G. Ihoraas.+ e.
1D.0OtJ Jones & Hicpfl.ss.. II,
iso.09l den..--....--. ~.
75,01EAlex. Wolcott.. a5.c:
m.M,John B1asr.--.. 800
Ferry t. Snu aE-
ed.fs Barrett Arnold
S5s+5ot q Co.,--....- III
Diamond e.
g-mE Spooneg.... q
1,.aI uIssE Bradley
! lilo Carpenter u-t
loss. COL cAn Turner. 4
,Trg ANyP Har-
19f.W} tisun......-. -
U4lSB'J. E Steren5.... "a
l,157.C6i1lale- AJer ECo
1S71 1tChfcarp NauTr
l.Hla5 Co........-... .WE.
81 50 CoIburu i d.
4s3.Mt vIdson..-- 80 1:I
f206s Hooker q Jones Co.
1,5354Gi1. G: VI Bailey "a
E26IM- c. Evans.--: =
! = m,Aarranee 91, q A.,
1,4l6.@} Nolth.:-.:-- o.
N-S7, Baldwin q Co 61-1
sld.MiS special 1sseas
I-E mcnt W3t1art
e 8@ !so o1S,s,s z5 Ss--.~7
, 1866-08-15

DNA O. 9QUW.<4W,
James D. Pack
ard. f. Co.,.
]. c. Duu1ap.
Trustee. --..-
Dean. Suael d
HoEman.-.--
E. B. lauc.....
John Costello. !,
D. c. Crcgier-..
Owen Geary. :.
C. SIeiu-.----.
Dariue knights.
Edward Everett
Foe l. Howard
Cbas- ). AaEiu-
n1P+......-.--.
Schr G. ". Holt,
j. Z. Green.
NaEtcr...-.-..
james Hsn4-... j
| D. c. Cncgfcr.-
| Echr John Thur
| BY, Httntoo.1,
| Master...~....
| Samuel Brooks.
| Thos- Datbr--.-
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! Jscob Van AH.
| D. c. Cxesisr...
Schr G.W.Holt,
I Will- Egnn,
| Agent) --....+
| Fuller & Ford
Waltcr kifahan,
! Comptroller.
janckEr1ct....
| r. j. Warner
EW. Baa&chfor1
& G---~.-..
| At Burgess--
| Hill & Sfnelair.
! Carney 4 Nc
Nuity..-.-.-..
S.earns : Co..
Tug .. l. Bab-
| A. Wnlhaum-~.
c. Slater. ..-.-
i G1addtng Full.
I l&-~--....-- :
| Wm. Woodruff.
wooIrui..
\ JaMes 3. Pack
/ RN...-..+..-.
t John C. Dunlap
T1ustec.- -.
; Thomas Moa1d-
hg.-....-...
, ! IauSsn & Nc.
II Ncush..--.-.-
| Gilbert Morgan.
". Il. C1ark-...
! Dean. Smca 6
, Hoffman $3.50.
| E. Gard .--.,
| James G. Haipi1
James Taylor.
| Andrew Magau.
| ThouQs Sash-..
| Darius Knights,
| Edward Everett!
Wm- Woodruff.
a, Alien Howss..-
> A. j. knfsely.,
, | Jacob Tnn A1L
! | len1y Sttnnss-.
, | VIM. II. Dec--.
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IanCun 4 &c
, 1866-08-15

Fire Lnsusekae4 Rr<mi:sn Fund
From Hendricks. .TTeaduayA d Co as-gi
ST Atwater, agent.-..-. 1a-R
TeAl & Fishcr......- -. 181.3
ltQrine LaSuF0ncg Premium Faud~
From HeadlteSs, ,Iteadwa; & Co. H9.at 49,,
s. 7. E.Atwa1er-.+~........- 6-3S Eta
From O. E. o'sal!sJ J-..------. 400 II
From Walter EluabaD, Corap'r- t0yf
Fzom Charles Howell ....... II7.10
VIZ. ueEwfck-.--..-. -. 6I50
Ch1rles Hoevel- .....4.. go 49,
From O. P. Har1is.......e..... 1900
u T. Uae1is. ..... 1850 165.t
Eare Department.
From g. 2. .Eatris...-.-.
Contingent Fund.
eiiy R<e<mR:ions. -.
From Walter tEimbal1.-.-..... L.
d3rth K1L3tt.
From & -Dier......-.-.--..--... II
Joyce s Cunningham. I@
johnson i &Etench......x liz
Il. u. McCsrtE. ..--..--.. =
a. N&yb0ncu-.-. ...... LIS
j. II. Noodman.... :. lG3
81 60O10..- ..-~-......... ~
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| The following Is d list Of The wasrants ii
, 1866-08-15

,NW-L3s CUEA%+-~-->~ts
N- :. Houteu i
49, Co............ IL
iJameson j.
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]. Il. Dot$ford i -
500 Son.... s:
2S0-a5 James Bell- -. q
s5.Nn. Koioeck : y
s37.10 Chicago Gas
GGs3i Light j. c. To. i
41.sj I.oon,ia & Davis 4
13..s0 Chicago Rcpu1f-
$3.50, c1n Co.....-.. 7
1.G.W, C. L. Rice j. Co. 4
Page s. Sprayre. {
1.@; Lewis, lam &
Co..-......... s
.IasrabccSSorth
$1,000 Jones s. Small.
! 1,saD.W Osbotfl EAtl1ms
151.M n M. Burns--..- Z
iIlale,Ayer s Co. II
sThot. Crawford. {
:'1.M Sci,r. CIV. Holt,
m.C}l ". Egan,M
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$40 Colhnxn& Qavt-
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1"'~ sIns.s tyu~ E Z ~ TAT
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, 1866-08-15

Totaf, ,.,,,,.,,... E1.S.
The following Is list OF the warrants d
upon The Treasurer dutinr The Morih:
IT1{fr EttEE{
, 1866-08-15

The rcsnlt Of this laho. ean be see7 n every
newspaper account that comes fanthe Sonta. Il
Il rarely that you SEQ complaint lnat tne tteea-
meu Ntll not work Or tdas ths psospee1aoe aes'e
, 1866-08-15

Now, slr, cannot yote thst he has not accepted
an office under Government or pFctsnuc4 Ges.
what Ills Icso.utoi declares when Il Eays thar be
Is qualified to take this oalh. Can you say faat,
Senators On SSnE a,a nd t ~ npoa
oa1h, and ask yon rndcs the so1emnttS of tue oa$h
you have taken, Will you swear that lie bag not ac.
fihsG e 'he Galted ststess Can soa swear th.s: Is
inror, cen ron render that verdict.
Dut, siI, what fosthcs does the law ~: ,:,,.5 ~
itte,l ihat hc lid exercise the sanesons of Judge
IN ds hos,iiity at to ihe Geser1ment II the Unitsd
I Siates, Neu eli know that He 1eld cootta- He
himself administered this same oath to dss1s per,
The Confederate States 81 America Now, dess
Ills motive alter the taet ihat VI. Patterson DID
Is the eis, /. doe,
elie1 the fact that hs axeEcssd 4nthotaty nndcr
II h9ss1 e The d
men. He was . loyal man hin1selE ! eoncedeal
Fl ana e
tiuony before the comnlttee- ehonld 1e mos
happy to receive him as one Of on .s:osiste; ~ Il
The iaw Is here We are acting under shat lax :,
think this Is nsttcr .bat can be snbmiticd onl!
as to him rs TO his motives.
facts nze stated correctly al that are stated tcs
haps ali 10. given in thts report bnt e1nao
inc for lhc resoIntionl That Notwithstanding
man has done the aet, that Ia, has accepted n o.
fec, has exercised the duties Of an Office under
Government IN hostility 10 The United Statee, n
I'm doing tha. his noo!tSc Tas good 1op May d.
: fnr powert YoQ may repeal the law Toa ma
rtf1ke ont Of This oath that single sentence; an an
theu there wonl6 he no athisnlt3 tn yo!inS q;
). Mr. PATTERSON wns entitled 70 his seat. shoul
+ | Be- willing to diepense with hist requirement.
| such q case as this; but tho law. as ssil. o
crates Y general tnles'and Willie II Is 'he ID"
lie it nay be said that 1t is submitted to him
tskc this oath. md 1ot to Us. Suppose y Ii sss
10 fni{ted 10 him to take this oath and not to rs
. taEc this oath, what do ve propose to dot q
= Committee on The Judiciary. through nnF ftic'
n from Vermont, have reported resolution tn s:hi
It fhcF prupoec to vote Ia advance thai withoat
iak1ng The oash, before he has taken 1t he u es
, 1866-08-15

tied to be qualified. Now, snppoae Mr.. Patterson
IL IT, sse
having essseised lie duties q i, eaanet sub.
p tSe po:itiaa @ Of hasing voted taat be could Do
ttat Which he himself decides that be cannot. I
ion at e tske iii: eaS BE- ,e
him. ] canno1 ssy that he cnn take l. confess
that do rot see nudcT ~ vasE Q. tas laT ana 9f
about The facts. could tske he cath:
senaiois: his Is tGe precedent you are settlns.
Lyon ray to.klay that person sho llas adn,itsed.
y s ri eos7 se dSsft 1Se 4t
not done i Hat and 6e sdnitied beeause his motise
sts,ss Ia % mi really e seneas III sen bow Wonld yoa
keep Alezsndel Y. Stephens o. anybody else fron
SaFs ns sseRh Il shs6 s {.
ID he 1ebel solfsde7asyi I aetsd fo1 ionr year5
spssee IN 70 fRsSa
he did, IN which he urged 1pen The Southern Peo~
af I tesssd ss i e. e. S9sa hs9 spa as5
really opposed 10 this Ting, and resily did this
,1s Ie wag 4 des1e 6 Gae 's Ia IL
etassat.on lsstimony ~ submitted 70 the f1 s1m,
| mony which wa4 submitted to us--hnd II wos uu~
Upfon man at that time; that be wanted to pEe-
eersc the Union; and that Il was urgrd upon him
to lake The ONCE for the purpose Of protecting The
aoy of he he Peope Il sAat ut q the slsse
Of Tennessee were Union people.
1t IL an embarrassing question; It Is enbarsss-
not seen se1y clearly how to dispose Of he ques-
lion. confess that when gentleman comes
IN AFT ff1te nrI3h h4A dnnN yrh1t he fnud fO
project uuiou men when he was In The naidst Of
The scceseion country. when he exercised Tie
81 shonsh ia a
an office under ilc confederaey, although he him
es aeT bs oath e sppe s S9qSd
| Bnt i eeeme 10 nc II we receive eueh peraol
here III Ibis way, We do away with the oath. nnd
o'as psssed ed'G npon f. e.
' submit lie Question, NJ. President, 20 far ns
@ sny;hIps tarthez in the esse md perhsp. sloui;
not haye said Ills much Il had been able to age
to tLe majority Iepcrt End had i not hes sss
. 60 oFerburdcEed With lahors that fouEd IT I'm
practicable to do so+ s4onld have written ont N
fno,g ago q RE 81 eon@ee II aesseree 70 M
endeasored brichy 10 pTesent The View Of It whlc
differently, aT. Patterson can be admitted to b
, seat, and they arc satined and cnn see theit va
saees tas ns of u hs bens be. I m ea
; SEE iii il IL q ihat IL M HghtE. ES'ss' '''
from illinois # 1t did NOS appear to his mind III
the committee wa qnite salirded TINT MI. latte
held IL for the projection Of the Union u3eE and
y nj. TnC1nrn- i WAS salisaed b, the tcEl
Ill once for tie beneEt Of the S conisdcsaie CO
= c4nment, hnt rather that he accepted II At the
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-13
Court Proclamation.

"BEREAS the Hon. Robert o. Nhlte,
w President Judge, and the Hons. Z. ..
Jones and G. G. Colvin, Associate Judes OF
the Courts of Oyer & Terminer and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Orphans Court and Court of Common Pleas
for the county of Potter, have issued their
precept, bearing date the twenty-third uay
Of Deer in the year of our Lord one thou-
sand eight hundred and sixty-fVe, ana 10 me
directed, for holding a court OF Oyer Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter
Sessions If the Peace, Orphans Court, and
Court Of Common Pleas in the Borough of
Coudersport, on MONDAY, the 10Th day of
February next, and to continue one week:
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oners. Justices of the Peace and ConstaoleS
within the county, that they be then and there
in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock, A, NJ.
of said day, with their rolls, records lnqul-
sitions, examinations, and other remem-
brances, TO do those things which to their
offices appertain to be done. And those who
are bound by their recognizances to prose,
cute against the prisoners that are OF shaIi
be in the Jail of said county OF Potter, are 10
be then and there to prosecute against them
as will be just. -,
Dated at Coudersport, Jan. {, 1900, ana
the seth rear of the independence OF the
United States of America.
w. w. BROWN, Sheriff.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-13
Registers Notice,

TO all Creditors, Legatees and other per-
sons interested Notice is hereby given
that the following named persons did on the
dates affixed to their names file the accounts
Of their Administration 10 the Estates of those
persons deceased, whose names ere under
mentioned in the Office Of the Register for the
probate of Wills and granting Letters of Ad-
ministration in the County of Potter; and
that the same will be presented to the Or
phan's Court of said county for confirmation
and allowance on the 18th day Of February
next at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at the Court House
in said county:
Nov. 90, 1868. Account of Leroy D. Goff,
Administrator of the Estate Of James Cotton,
late of Harrison tp., decd.
Dec. 10, 1865 Account of G. W. Hackett,
Administrator of the Estate of John Hackett,
late of Ulysses tp., decd,
Dec. 2i, 1865. Account of Ellen Fling
Trip, Administrative of the Estate Of VIM
Fling, late of Ulysses tp., decd.
D, BAKER, Register.
Coudersport, Jan'y l5 1866.
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CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY.

1t having come to our knowledge that i'm
itations of ihe American Watch have been
put upon the market in great number calcu
lated by their utter worthlessness to injure
the reputation of our genuine products, to
protect our own interests and the public from
imposition, we again publish the trade marks
by which our Watches may invariably be
kpuwn.
We-manufacture four styles of Watches.
The First has the name
"AMERICAN WATCH CO.. Waltham,
Mass, ;" engraved on the inside plate.
The Second has the name
"APPLETON, TRACY i CO., Waltham.
Mass" engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the name
"P. S. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass" en- =
graved on the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name Amer
ican Watch Co. painted on the dial, and are
warranted in every respect.
The Fourth has the name
"WM ELLERY, Boston, Mass" engraved
on the inside plate, and is not named on the
dial
All the above described watches are made
of various sizes, and are sold in gold or silver
cases, rs may be required,
1t is hardly possible for us to accurately
describe the numerous limitations to which
we have alluded. They are usually inscribed
with names so nearly approaching our own
as to escape the observation of the unaccus.
toned buyer. Some are represented as made
by the "UniCn Watch Co., OF Boston, Mass
no such >9mpany existing. Some are
named the i'Soldier's Watch" to be sold as
our Fourth or VIM. EIlefy style, usually
known as the ''SoIder's Watch Others are
named the "Appleton Watch Co. = others
the P. S. Ba1tLEY," instead Of our "P. S. Bart
lett = besides many varieties named in such
a manner as to convey the idea that they are
the vertable productions Of the American
Watch Company.
We also caution the public and partlcu-
larry soldiers, against buying certain articles
CALLED watches so freely advertised in illus
trated papers as-"Army Watches" Officers
Watches" Magic Time Observers" "Arcana
Watches" &c, the prices of which are stated
to be from seven to sixteen dollars. 4 good
watch, in these times, cannot be afforded
any such money.
little attention on the part of buyers will
protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS & APPLETON
Agents for the American Watch Co.,
I62 Broadway, New York.
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Administrators Sale.

INV yirtue of an order of the Orphan 5
II Court for the County Of Potter, the fol-
lowing described real estate belonging to the
estate of William Nelson Howe, late OF the
township of Bingham, in said county dec d,
will be sold to the highest and best bidder.
on the premises below described ln Bingham
township, on
Friday, the l6h day.2f february meet,
at o'clock, P VI.
All that certain messuage situate in Bingham
ownShip, Potter Co., Pa, described as fol-
lows. VIZ: Beginning at a White Ash the n.
W. corner Of lot No 80 of the allotment of
lands in said township conveyed to Isaac
Benson, Thence by west line Of said lot south
one hundred and twenty light and siX-tenths
perches to the n. E. corner Of lot No. l34,
thence by north line of lots Nos. l34 1873
north eighty eight and one hslf degrees west
one hundred and tweuty-eight and seven
tenths perches to the S. Z. corner Of lot No.
Ice, thence by east line Of said lot and Of lot
No l44 conveyed by Trustees Of Bingham
Estate to Jonathan Strait north one hundred
and nineteen and seven-tenths perches to the
S. w. corner of lot No. %, thence by line Of
said lot east seventy nine and three-tenth
perches and north FIVE percheS to beech the
S. w. corner Of lot No. q, thence by south
line of said Ioteastforty- -eightand nine-tenthS
perehes to the place of beginning: Contain
ing Ninety three and three-tenths acres be
the same more or less, with the usual allow
ance Of six per cent. for roads &c, being lots
Nos. 28 & 80 Of the allotment of lands of the
Estate Of Samuel VI. Fox decd, and part of
warrant No. 1899, Potter county Peun'a.,
about Twenty acres of which is improved,
with one small frame house, one barn, and a
few fruit trees thereon.
N. D. BRIGGS, Admir-.
Coudersport, Jan,v 10, 1866.