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The i8alI and Eat.

On Tuesday, the lstnines OF the Shabbona and
o. K. clubs of this city had passage at arms on
the grounds OF the former, across Fox river. The
"Shabs" had vanquished the o. *. Ill two games,
and hence were under no obligation to play them
a third but the o. K. nine being mostly compos-
cd of different boys than in the two former games,
it was thought worth while to have a set to,
even if the Shabs beat the o. ks two 20 one.
So at it they went at Z. past 3 p, NJ by the
"Shabs" going to bat. The game lasted some
two hours, and was closely contested, as the score
viii show; but alas! for Shabbona the champion
of the county. Her colors OF blue that hitherto
had fiaunted SO vauntingly, were trailing in the
dust. Notwithstanding the strenuous efforts of
the nine, they were vanquished.
StaJ-BI-nee, where art you now: ijj0r-gine
from whence cometh the breeze that hath thusly
rufied your plumage, Verify, the answer
cometh from tne mouth Of the Little Vernillion.
In the land whore the sun sinks to rest, the great
wind was conceived, that hath with its fury strip
ped from you the laurels Of victory. Brothers
hath not the Great Spirit spoken, Pride cometh
before fall :" 'he that exalteth himself shall
be abased'
But to return to the game, there were some
mishaps that might have been disastrous, had
it not been for the elasticity OF the unforunates.
The redoubtable BIB, coming to scratch on the
1st innings, scratched gravel with his proboscis.
Instead of sending the ball to long field, as is his
CUSTOM it took him in the right peeper, raisinga
"shanty' on the eye brow, and bringing the clar
et to the surface Ascertaining no body killed
the umpire, with Characteristic coolness calls
foul. Robert takes base, not quite so hot, un-
der the protecting wing of the ''great medicine
man. and the game proceeds.
Soon Rising, on 81 base, breaks in disorder,
finger dislocated but the Medicine man. true
to his calling. quickly sets things to rights and
then, as counter movement, Rising bats the
ball full upon the left eye of the inyincible Bob
and he seeks cover by going.to.. grass a second
! time.
Net a .foW was heard, or ''fy-catch" called,
As Bob in the dust lay swooniag;
But he lay like 'pitcAer' taking his rest,
On the spot where the ball had struck him.
The surgeon OF the nine rushed p his assis-
tance, when Bob resting his head upon the pro-
truding abdomen of the surgeon, and straining
the nerves of his battered peppers in the direc-
ton of his friends eaelaiIns with anxiety, Don't
give up the game"
With such pleasantries as these the game pro.
ceeded to its close, the players elicitng through
out applause from the spectators, and meriting
the well deserved honor OF having played the
best and most scientific game of the season Much
more could be said in commendation Of the mem
bers of the respective clubs, the umpire, scorers
&C., but enough is enough Suffice it to say,
that as to the umpire and scorers like the adver-
tisements in daily paper, "they Were coed, and
we'll set up"
The playing and result of the game, will be
seen by the score:
| SU. Crr
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a CARD.

The undersigned take this method to return
lheir most sincere thanks to their numerous
friends and customers for the very liberal pat
ronage bestowed ON them during the past year
in the Dry GOODS AND GROCERY TRADE, and
to assure them that in future as in the past no
pains viii be spared to make ours one OF the
most popular and attractive store in the city if
GOOD GOODS, Low PRICES. AND STRICT
ATTENTION TO BUSINESS will do it. On
OF the firm is now in the eastern markets select
ing our fall and winter stock, which will be
found full and complete in every department., and
will be open for inspection on or about the Goth
inst. Pleaee call and examine our goods and
prices before purchasing elsewhere, and save
about ten per cent. Don't forget the place, No.
II La .Stle Street, F0urM D00y North Of First
National Bank. and nert to tie Free Irdeer office
BURKE Il HEEN.lN.
Ottawa, Sept IA, 1867.
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ANOTHER FIRE.-On Sunday last the barn of
Mr. +. ?. Bosworth, in the town of Manlius, took
fire, and was destroyed with its contents. 1t was
the old barn, Mr.. B. being engaged in building
new one. Some corn in an adjoining crib, some
new lumber, and 30 or i4O tons of hay were de-
stroyed with the barn. Two horses were also SO
badly burned as to be useless. Total loss about
$780, The origin of the fire is unknown Some
children playing about the barn at the time, say
der members Of his family were from home at
the time ... .t
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La SAILE COUNTY MONUMENT FUND.-Sub.
scriptions to the Monument fund for the town Of
Total

VARIETY is the spice of lfe," says G. L..
THOMPSON, as he returns from agricultural pur-
suits to engage in trade again. We are glad to
learn that We are to have first-class Crockery
House in Ottawa Mr.. T. having recently pur-
chased of DENT & TOWER their stock of crock.
cry, is now finishing the elegant store on La
poets to open with alarge stock in the forepart of
October which Mr. Dent is now at the east to
purchase. Success we say, to all laudable en-.
terprises.
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Ieulperacce Orders.

MONITOR DIVISION No. = or 4: Meet every Monday
evening their hail In Chs:er- Block east side Of Court
House. W. 7. Whitmorc, ". =. y. Perley, r. $.
l. o.G T.. OTTAWA LODGE No. so: Meets every Friday
evening In their ball, Cheeyers New Block Geo. W ake,
W. T.. :. J. u. Rice. VIC. T.
R,pI Mt TENPLE OF COLD WAITE Meets every saturday
evening.
T. up H. LIVE OtE TEMPLE No. rsubordnate Meets
cry Tuesday evening tleir hall Chcevcr's Block.
Dr. T., ;. HObrgt. W. 4. :, Chas. H. Nurce, W. r.
AHnchahe Social Temple No. C. meets In the New Han IN
thceyer Block every Thursday evening Mrs C. G. Morse
: p. 5; A. T. Grow, B. II. II Mss Mattle Voice. >. b. III
Thompson, B. l..
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For buttons and dress trimmings, go to the Hoop
Skirt factory, 11S Main street. .t.-.,,.

Doors, SHOES, &c.-The way new goods are
rolling iii at HALBERT & MEGAFFIN's is a eau
ton! These gentlemen, from the way they are
"branching out" must expect to do the biggest
share of the trade Of the city. They do not mis-
calculate in relying on the uniform excellence OF
their stock, and on their high reputation as lib
eral and honorable dealers, to give them an
enormous fall and winter trade.
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DREw's BUSINESS COLLEGE is sure to be a
success, as quite number have taken Life Schol-
arships and many more have signifed their in
tention of coming. All the advantages ola first
class business college tan be obtained at this in
stitution. Call at the college rooms, or send for
College Monthly.
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A FALSE REpoRT.-Mr. James Howard de-
sires to state that the report which is current
in the town Of Eagle, that he is the man who
whipped John Whalen, Of the town of Usage, in
Ottawa on the 10th inst, is a mistake Charley
Turner is the man who whipped Whalen--H How
ard tried to make peace. ..-...,. IA
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MEAT MARKET.-Our friend JAMES DELANo
is back again in the meat market next door west
of Post Office block on Madison street. The
firm is now DELANo & MINKE, both being gen
tlemen Of thorough experience in the business,
and know how to keep neat and attractive
meat market. They are good fellows, and de-
serve to have big run Of custom
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IT Is JUST IN SEASON. to remind all house
holders that DrNMICK & BRo have everything
you can name in the line Of kerosene lamps and
lanterns with all the fixtures, among them some
new ideas worthy of particular notice. Call and
see. Besides, they have just been filling up with
fancy articles and tremendous new stock of
drugs, paints, glass, &c, &c. ..j
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"BocK AGEN," as the Scotchman says, is our
friend John Stout, who has been at the east for
the last two or three weeks making his purchases
for fall and winter. John has arriv," aud with
him have come vast bales and boxes Of new goods,
the excellence Of which can only be appreciated
by personal inspection They are peerless. de-
pend upon it.
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Dr. JB. WALKER, the Oculist, OF Chicago
may be consulted at the Geigor House, Ottawa
on Saturday next, October 9th, and on the first
Saturday in each month after that date. At all
other times he may be found at the Dspensary
fol. diseases of the Eye and Ear, Nc Vicker's
Theatre Building Chicago.
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The building recently occupied by the FREE
TRADER Bookstore and Printing Establishment
Apply at the Bookstore or to DAN L. MURPHY.
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\. d. d. T..

OTTAWA foDGE No. Al: Meets every Thursday evening.
Daughters Of Rebecca Meet the third Tuesday
ming OF each month.
OTTAWA ENcANPMENr No. 50: Meets on the second and
Ourth Tuesday evening.
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o. Il. CLUB.
SHABBOSA CLUB

Fly Catches. -Shabbona-Newkrk s. Laning 2, Risng l.
Boyd |, Stone IL. .s .. ... ..
o. K-Geo. Leland ,, Murphy s. Shaw l, Shepherd l. Nor
ris IL. -,r-" ''''. p "-.I W.
Passed Observation-Disclosures !. o. K.-Lelanda
"Muts "-Shabbona-Newkrh =, Smith l. Laniny 2. Boyd
& Wood 2-g. u. k.-Leand1 '.
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AGENT NJ Seneca.

ALES y.UdHET Esq Is authorized agent at Seneca
H. 10 receive pay for old Subscriptions the Free
Trader and contract Tor job PRINTING! &C. All orders sen,
through him receive prompt attention.
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For your Hoop skirts, go to the Hoop Skirt
factory, 1l5 Main street Hoop skirts bought Of
them are repaired free of charge.
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Ottawa Academy Natural Sciences.

M.cs first rhuray in each month, In Dr. j. Paul's build
ing Donations of birds insects and peracoas solicited
j. PAU. President. W W. Calkins. SECRETARY.
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Ottawa, Sept. IA, 1867.

For your corsets go to the Hoop Skirt Factor,
1lS Main street.
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For your Hoop skirts, 60 to the Hoop Skirt
factory, 1lS Main street. Hoop skirts bought of
them are repaired free of charge.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-12-06
F9UTZ'N MIXTl b..

The Best Liniment for Non and Beast Nor in Use.
This is a safe and reliable Remedy for the of
Rheumatism, Painful Nervous Affections, Sprains,
Burns, Swellings, and all Diseases requiring
ternal application on Man.
On Horses it will never fail to Poll Evil,
Fistula, Old Running Sores, or Sweeney, if proper
ly applied. For Sprains, Bruises Scratches. raes-
led Hoofs, Chafes, Saddle or Collar Calls, Cuts or
Wounds, it is an Infalible Remedy. Try it,, and be
convinced Of its efficacy.
IefHxsgj lATISM. suk
Persons afflicted With this Disease, no matter or
how long standing can be promptly and feetLailN
cured by using this Mixture There is nothing iE
the world sure and good to take away bad
Corns and Frost Bites, this Preparation.sIry i.
and satisfy yourself res.
Price IS and rs cents a Bottle. .ssaeF
Prepared by DAVID f. FOUTZ, at his Whole
sale Drug and Nj edlcine Iepot, No. lit FRANKLIN
ST., Baltimore. Nd For sale at So u--.ts ~
= eR-f p. Ii. TROUT'S Drug Store.
Main ST., StauEtor, va.
August 49, 1seT.-ly. w@ET gEGgH&HT
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NesUs Items.


Winter is in full operation in Detroit.
Frozen potatoes make more starch than fresh
ones. 8 @o
Vermont has not, and never had . theater of
any kind. eessH EEtww
Louisiana has a wax myrtle tree which yields
eight pounds of talow q day.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher received $50, 900
for his story entitled Norwood" s
The next session Of the Virginia Annual Con-
ference will be neld in Charlottesville.
The population of Massachusetts, is 1881, roo,
including about 10000 colored persons.
The wife Of a shoemaker in New Orleans re-
Gently gave birth to four children averaging
four pounds in weight each.
A new Council of Friends of Temperance has
been organized at Lexington, Va, with Rev.
John Vim. Jones ut its head. ~ "a
The value of the imports and exports of the
district Of New Orleans for the quarter ending
September 80, 1867, was So, 076,345
A Yankee has purchased an island in the
Ohio river and stocked it with black cats, to
raise the animals for the sake of the fur. 1a-
The Illinois Central Railroad Company is said
to be obliged to bring water for its engines to
one of the water stations a distance of fftyfour
miles.
fellow has been arrested in London for act
ing as trainer of youthful thieves It was shown
that he had school, aud gave regular lessons
in roguery. .
A new carriage mandatory, which will make
coaches and carriages with India rubber bodies,
has been Started at Bridgeport, Connecticut,
with capital of $3.50, 600. b ss
4 gallant Major in the. United States army
during the war was on Monday summoned to
Richmond as grand jaror, but refused to serve
with negro grand jurors.
A man in Toledo, Ohio lost his wife by death
at nine o clock Thursday forenoon; at three in
the afternoon he buried her, and at six oclock
In the evening be was married again.
Two butchers shops for the sale of horse flesh
as articles of human food have been opened in
Paris which brings up the number of these es-
Establishments in he city to seventeen or eighteen.
For .'prime CUTS the modest price Of twenty
two sous is demanded per pound.
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Poctry.
aHE HOULD 1 Hsolsa co.,

tx
Father, where issonr jamie to-night-a
Jamie, SO bold and SO gay7
The twilight shadows are falling now,
q Why docs he stay away @ss
sJaraie is handsome, and manly too,
Andshe win be good and great;
But. father, why Is our darling boy,
A staying away 50 lateT'
sour noble boy IL q child no more,
lie has grown to mans estate;
lie has gone . ceurting Minnie Gray.
The reason he stays so late. s.
For her golden hair and eyes Of blue
Have stolen his heart away; ga Z. i
And he goes in the holy twilight hour, Y -
"A wooing sweet Minnie Gray" h'sg&a
"Why does the maiden lure hia away,
2 Now we are growing SO old !!
And we have shielded him all his life,
Our love has never grown cold.
The maiden can never love as we
Have loved him all his years,
Who have led him along the path Of life,
Sharing his smiles and tears"
aRut, MiIIic, remember long years ago,
When was handsome and gay, $685.
: And you maiden SO fair and sweet
9~ That you stole my heart away.
had father old and gray,
And mother kind and true,
Who loved me fondly all my life
But my heart went out with YOU"
A blush crept DER her withered cheek,
q Her eyes shone clear and mild,
No longer she chided the lovely maid
y For winning away her child. aes
She thought of the long ago, when she
Stood close to her lovers side,
In the little church, and the man Of God
Made her a happy bride.
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PRICE 40 CENTS PER BOTTLE


~ Agents Of Stonebreaker's Valuable Family
Medicines will be on their guard against the imi-
tation and counterfeiting of them, which is now
being done by CLOTWORTY & CO., Baltimore,
and put forth upon the public as the GENUINE arti
cles made by me. large number of Agents are
left under the impression that the undersigned is
out of the business, and that CLOTW GRITTY &
CO., have the sole contract of my business, which
is not the case. Means both foul and fair used
to deceive the unwary and the pub bile and to flood
the country with spurious articles. word to the
wise may save much trouble ~
To my friends and the public will state that
have Recommended business at No. "a Camden ST.,
Baltimore, where all those who have been selling
my medicines, THE ORIGINAL STONEBRAK-
Frs MEDICINES, will please send their orders,
and they will be supplied before on the most
commodating terms.
II. STONEBRAKER,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer
No. 81 Camden ST., Baltimore.
Where all orders must be sent for the Genuine
Articles. SO fA t8jrsss sf
For sale by 4aE
N. B. HENDRY, Staunton, Va, and
Country Stores generally
July 26. 1S67-1V.
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sr ~ Eo5uuos asf
VIM. I&N "A ISEs * & So.
MANUFACTURERS of es
FIRST PREMIUM GOLF ALLrj
GRAND, sQr ARE UPRIGHT
I'd r a N 81 &ls.
lTNHESE instrument having oeen heiol, l't Il
/ lie for the past thirty Years: have '.noi' y
excellence alone, attained
UNP UR CHASED PREENINENCL
that pronounced them unequall,d. he'll
81 gea ss~-s8z II O L. L. 81
combines great power, richness, sweetness, {,
fine singing quality as we'll great purity e.
information and h;rmoniousncss throI hout sth'
entire scale. Their
7 O u & IL safe 20
plant and elastic, and is entirely free flCni Ill,
stiffness found in so many pianos which causes
the performer to so easily tire. In rFse.t
w o r. K N A " SHI p F'ot
they cannot be excited Their actor is cen
structed with care aud attention It ,,l! lsl,
therein that characterizes the fnesl mechanism
None hut the best seasoned nattlinl Ii ,stc VI
their manufacture, and they Will acttIt ;ht hare
usages of the concert-room with hat of HI r.,
lor upon an ality-unaffected in their II Ice.
in fact, they are constructed ri 10 80
t'NOT For A YEAR-RUT FOR EVER
flour Square Pianos have our new eimpie,tt
Grand Scale and Agraflet Treble, EfG
Every Piano fully warranl.d for FlN J All
sS- E. Louis ice, Sole en-; lot the CcIhiH
of Augusta, by special arranl tnen,, is eh"' ht '
furnish the above ipStruneh;S ~ The !oWesl lt'
tory prices. Specimens always on hard
~ Ware-room on New Street Opposite l'
kle i Y0ung's Drug Score. in Phillips Gn't.'A
Insurance Office, Stauntop, Na.r e.
March 2--tt
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THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
INVITE TIE ATTENTION OF
Dealers, Country Merchants. Farmers,
AND ALL INTERESTED IN THE MANU-
FACTURE OF CIDER,
To the superior merits of the aforementioned
Machine. 1t possesses great advantages over the
old style Mills now in use, and needs only trial
to satisfy any one that it will perform all that it
is recommended to do.
The following are some Of its principal fea-
lures:
lst. Ithas Rotary Iron Knife Cylinder, which
works Into a stationary row of cast teeth in the
side of the Hopper, by which Apples are cut into
fine pieces.
End. 1t has two Crushing Rollers with angular
flutes, which receives the cut Apples from the
Cutting Knife Cylinder. and by which they are
effectually crushed to pomaee.
The cutting and crushing process in this Mill
isits great point ofexcelence over allother Mills,
that only CRATE the Apples.
3rd It will do more work in given time with
less power than any other Mill now in use, grind
ing finer and more uniformly. &@1e
4th. 1t is a, Wine, as well as a Cider Mill, and
in fact the only one we know Of that will prop
crly grind Grapes without breaking the seeds.
9Th. For simplicity, compactness, strength,
economy Of power, and quality of work per-
formed, 1t CHALLENGES COMPARISON.
1t is at once "the Machine SO greatly needed,
and should be owned by every Farmer, Gardner
and Fruit Grower in the country.
We have sold several thousands Of these Ma
chimes during the last three years, all Of which
have given entire satisfaction to the purchasers
We make two sizes of the above style Mill. The
large size is intended to be run either by hand or
horse power, and is of large capacity The small
size is for hand power, and is suitable for those
who only make q moderate quantity Of Cider or
Wine. This size, however can be run by power,
and when run to its full capacity, will make 8
large quantity Of Cider, per day.
In the event of our having good Apple crop
this season, which we have every hope that we
will, as the prospect is at this time very ffatter-
ing, we shall make every effort in our power to
fill sill orders we may favored with. But early
orders will be more sure of being supplied.
Manufactured exclusively by
49,. E,ss r. SINCLAIR & co.
GO Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
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STONE,nRAKER'S
BALSAM, OR
= AIM KILL. r

As a sure cure for Sore Throat or Diptheria,
u oup Bronchitis. Scarlet Fever, &c. and all other
,2ases OF the throat and also iniallible remedy
or Diarhoea. Dvsenterv. Cholera Cholera Mo;-
bus. Sick Headache. Sudden Colds and Coughs,
Neuralgia. Phfh sic. Old Sores, &c. 1t is also
Invaluable 70. Bruises. Frosted Feet. Sweled
Joints, Bites of Poisonous Insects. &C., and
prompt and sure, remedy for tramp Choiic and
all Pains In the Stamach and Rawels-
This medicine has been tried in thousands of
cases in different parts o. the country. and has
never failed to if used in time, and accoi ding
to directions. A great amount OF suffering might
often be saved BY having couple OF bottles OF this
valuable medicine in the house As an evidence
OF its great qualities the proprietois warrant every
bottle to give entire satisfaction.
Try it and be convinced OF its great value
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w LII A M 8. CIR An n
w CON MISSION MERCHANT,
No sS g. DHLAWA Avenue, Philadelphta
AGENT FOR
Dupont's Gunpowder, Refined Nltre, Charcoal Etc
w Rakar n Co.'s Chocolate, q O)coR, aud Bron1a 'N
Crocker Bros. a Cos Yellow Metal sheathInR
Bolts, and Nails IHI
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OF NEW YORK, MUTUAL.
s.CoLTON g. sHELDEN.
NE. CORNER SEVENTH AND CnEsNUr.

Agents and Solicitors wanted In all the cities ana
towns in Pennsylvania and Southern New Jer.
sey
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AMERICA AND GREAT BRITAIN.
Their Relations, in Connec-
ton with the Late War.
Or. Newman Halls Great Lecture, De-
liVCred Last Evening, at tue
Horticultural Hall.

nts., Etc., nto- Eto. ntor Ht'.
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pR0YIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
L OF PHILADELPHIA,
No, III s. FOURTH Street
INCORPORATED 81 MONTH 22 1851
CAPITAL St5UOO, PAID IN
insurance ON Lives, by Yearly Premiums. or nv X
10, or2O year Premiums, Hon-iorfeture, ~ - "
Anlultles granted on favorable ermg.
Term POlicies, Chldrens EndOwments.
Ihls Company, while giving the Insured the seonritv
81 phluup Capital Will divide the entire profits Of
Lhe LIE business among its policy holders.
Moneys Re ceived at inte rest and maid on denoand
Authorized by charter to execute Trusts and To- ACT
as Executor or Administrator, Assignee or auard an
ahd IN other hduciary capacities. un1er appointment
OF any court OF this Commonwealth any person or
persons or bodies polite corporate
,..,-..- - - DIRECTORS.
MUEL u. SHIPLEY, HENRY HAINES,
JOSH VA II, NORRIS In WISTAR mn R1VJN
RICHARD WOOD, w q TONjSTR nrM
RICHARD CADBURY, WILLIAM UACK Err
,., CHARLES r. COFFIN.
SAMUEL r. SHIPLwY, ROWLAND PARRY,
PRESIDENT Actuary.
THOMAS W1STAR N D., ]. B. TOWNSEND,
7&g Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser.