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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-23
NUMBER 81


or markets, the crew builds a sort OF
shanty on the cook raft. 20 cover the
cookery, while on the Visions. Il Is
all open. The boys we're not very
long coupling up and soon had Que
flat constructed, witk &c cara on
each end, and = man 70 an oar.
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May s5th, and Aoat slowly out on the
mighty king Of rivers, the largest ia
the world, aud about two thousand
miles above tho Calf Of Mexico
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Respectfully,
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Communicate.

For the Tribune.
A Description Of Central Wiscon-
sin, and Of o trip down the
Wisconsin, and part Of the Mis-
sismppi on Q Fleet Of Lumber.
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DR.. J. A: ROYER,

TIAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN OUR
IL City, ana offers his professional services to
the citizens of this place and vicinity.
ne OFFICE, at his residence, on Perry Street,
In the House lately occupied by DR.. Gibson
apr3n2i-'G7.
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4 now ofercd to the AFFLICTED hroughouf he
'ounity, after having beer proved by the test 81
'lcNcp years, IN the New hrrland sfstrs where
10 merln have htcomc "a wei known ~ the tree
rom which, in paIt Il aofiveS ifB virtues.
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D I E D

ATWOOD-Deceased April II, 1867, Mrs.
Sarah Ann Atwood, daughter of Eliza
Camp, wife of n. r. Camp, in the fifty
third year Of her age.
She was born in Camptown, Sept. y, 1914,
and reared pious family, arly became the
subject of religious impressions, and mem
Der of the Presbyterian church of Wyalu-
sing in January II, 1894. From that time
to her death, she maintained an exemplary
christian character. As a wife, she was
faithful as mother, devoted and aftec-
tionate as a friend, substantial and true.
During her last illness she expressed firm
confidence in Christ. Her hope sustained
her to the last She feared not the approach
of death. Her end was calm and peaceful.
BLESSED are the dead that die in the Lord y
CONKLIN-Nrs. Phebe Conklin died in
Rome April 1, 1867, consort of Abraham
Conkln, in the eighty third year of her
age.
MYER-At his residence in Tunkhanock,
Wyoming Co. Pa, April 10, 1867, Jacob
! Myer, aged 75 years and % days,
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W. - b4oAlOfy u.
Committee of Arrangement.

80 TREASURY NoTEs-The Govern
ment is now converting the first series OF
7-3O Treasury notes into the 5-20 Gold Bear
ing Bonds, the undersigned have arrange
ments and facilities for procuring their CON
version on the most favorable terms, holders
who desire to have them converted are re-
quested to call upon us. The new 5 20
Bonds oe hand for sale, we also purchase
all descriptions of Government Securities
and pay the highest market price.
April 4, 81. B. S. Russell d CO.
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M 4 r r I ED.

RUNDELL-ISABELL-At the American
House, in East Troy, April 10, 1867, by
L. 7. Loomis, Esq, Milton L. Rundell,
Of North Towanda, to Polly Ann Isabel,
of Burlington.
T-VARGASON-n Herrick, April
Is, 1867, by Ed. VIM. Lathrop, Mr.. G.
NJ. Hart to Julia NJ. Vargason, both oi
Wysox.
SHRADER- -PRATT-At Canton, April Is,
by Rev. j. Thompson, Burton Shrader,
of Richmond, Tioga County, Pa, and
Flora L. Pratt, of Canton, Bradford co.,
Pa.
RICE-WILSON-At Monroeton, on the
21st inst, by Rev. Hallock Armstrong,
Mr. F. S. Rice, of Franklindale, and Miss
Nancy Z. Wilson of Monroeton.
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E9- The Grand Jury Of Chemung
Co, have indicted Geo. W. Brink, the man
ager of the Gift enterprise for the benefit of
the Orphans Home in that City-and he
is restrained from proceeding with the draw
ings, and those who have bought tickets
will not receive any prizes therefore. Sew
eral similar enterprises have been stopped
in New York City. There is one in exis-
tence in Geneva, under the title of so me
monument asso'n, which will be likely to
share the same tate, and persons purchas-
ing tickets will certain lose their money
and be liable to indictment.
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feadl
PRoCLAMATIoN.-whereas Hon

IL FARRlS B. STREETER, President Judge
Of the 18th judicial District, consisting .! the
counties of Bradford and Susquehanna and
Hons Levi P. Stafford and j. w. Van Dyke,
Associate Judges, in and for siid County of
Bradford have issued their precepl bearing date
the I'd day of April, A. ID. 1867, 10 me directed,
Tor holding Court of Oyer and Terminer. Cen
eral Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common
Pleas and Orphans Court, at Towanda, for the
County of Bradford, on Monday, the 6th lay Of
May, next, 10 continue two weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the Coro-
ners. Justices OF the Peace, and Constables, OF
the County of Bradford, that they be then and
there in th eir proper person, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon OF said day, with their records, in.
questions and Oher remembrences, 10 do those
things which to their Office appertains TO be
done and those who are bound by recognizanc
or otherwise TO prosecute against the prisoners
who are or may be in the jail of said County or
who shall be bound to appear at the said ourt,
are to be then and there to prosecute aga nst
them as shall be just. Jdrors are requested to
be punctual in their attendance, agreeabl " to
their notice.
Dated at Towanda, the Sth day of April, in the
year OF cur Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven, and of the Independence OF
the United States, the ninety-frst
WILLIAM GRIFFIS Sheriff
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CHARLES CHAFFEE.
April 10, 1867. Executor

D EGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is
lO hereby giveA, that there has been fled and
settled in the Office of the Register If Wills in
and Tor the county Of Bradford, accounts OF adj
ministratiOn upon the following estates, viz
Final acct Of Martin "omer, admir- OF the
| estate OF George King, late of Wells. decd
Final acct of j. o. Alger, admir- OF the Is
tate of j. W. Alger, late Of Orwell, dec d.
| Final acct of Mathew Hill jr., admir- OF Tue
| estate OF Hiram B. Joiner, late OF Springfield
| deceased.
| Final account Of Geo. Loyn, adIa'r of the es-
tate of John Howe, late OF Warren. decd.
Final acct OF p. S. Brewster, guardian OF
| Catherine Middaugh. minor child Of Isaac Md
| daugh, late of Wyalusing, decd.
Final acct of Geo. A. Stevens and William
| Vought, adm'rs Of David VOught, late Of Stand
| ing Stone, decd.
Final acct of w. S. Jayne and Thomas s.
Manley, adm'rs OF Oliver Bartlett, late OF Can
| ton. decd.
Final acct of Isaiah Zaner admir- OF william
Zaner, late of Albany, decd.
Final acct OF John X. EdsalI, acting adm'r OF
Emily Drake, late of Litchield, decd.
Final acct OF Benz. NJ. Peck, admir- of Hiaam
Bennett, late OF Burlington, decd.
Final acct of Delos Bockwell-Partial acct
OF Mary T. Long, adm'rs Of Alonzo Long, late
of Troy boro' decd.
Final acct of Isaac Lyons. guardian OF Mary
]. Gray, minor child of Oliver S. Gray. late Of
Standing Stone, decd.
final acct of Geo. T. Reddington, admir- OF
z. p. Perine, late of Troy boro' decd.
Final account Of E. A. Coolbaugh admir- Of
the estate OF James 7, Hinman, late OF Wysox.
deceased.
Final acct of James Drake, admir- Of the cs.
tate of Julia Darke, late OF Litchfeld, decd.
ALSO-The appraisement of property set Of
by the Executor or Administrators to widows
or children of the following decedents
Estate of Casper Garrett,
David Shores.
Milow Peet.
John owen.
Oliver o. Besley.
And the same will be presented TO the Or
phans Court of Bradford County, on Thursday
the 10th day Of May, next, for confirmation
and allowance.
H. J. MADlLL,
Jan. 10, 1861. Register.
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FIRST NATIONAL. BANK OF ToWANpA
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
Capital Sl25, 900.
Deposits received payable on demand in
Legal Tender Notes.
Interest allowed on time deposits accord
ing to agreement.
Uncurrent Bank Notes received on depos-
it or exchanged tor Legal Tender
U. s. Bonds and 7-30 Treasury Notes
bought and sold.
Highest price paid for Compound Interest
notes.
Drafts payable in any part of the United
States at par for sale.
Drafts payable in England, Scotia nd, Ire
land or Wales, in any amount over one
pound sterling furnished at lowest rates.
Passage tickets from Liverpool or Queens
town to New York, by the well known Inman
Line on and for sale.
E. II. SMITH, Pres.
March 2O,'67. N. N.BETrs, jr., Cash.
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FIRE AT TRUMANsBURGH.- Another
disastrous fire occurred in Truma nsburgh
about II o'clock on Wednesday evening last &.
the fire originated in the Carriage Shop of
II. B. Jones, which was entirely destroyed
with the blacksmith shops adjoining and
the dwelling house occupied by ]. o. Aiken
and S. Earl, and was only stayed when it
reached the Catholic Church: Our fr lend
of the TIumans5urg Sedinal We judge, was
among those burned out. The damage is
estimated at about $11, ,000.-Ithaco Chron-
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nay The R. w Grand I,odoe of n

BaF" The R. W. Grand Lodge of the
United States and the Grand Lodge of the
State of Pennsylvania, OF the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, Having set apart
the 26st day of April, 1867, as q dav of
Thanksgiving and Prayer and recommend
ing that the members of the Or 'er do as
semble with their families, to render thanks
to the everything God, for his manifest ia
yor and protection to us as an order as we'll
as for His preservation through trials of
great severity.
The members of Bradford Lodge No. I67,
|. o. of o. F. are notified that upon the eve.
ming of said day, public meeting will be
held at the Court House, Towanda Pa,
when an address will be delivered by broth
er and Rev. Robert Dunlap. All members
of Bradford Lodgs and other Lodges in the
County, or brothers visiting or sojournine
IN the County, they and their families are
particularly requested to unite in the obser-
vance of the day.
The public are invited, the meeting being
free to all.
A. J. NOBLE, p. G.
G. L. SMITH, p. G..
w. L. BISHOP, Jr
Committee of Arrangement,
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8radford gepprter.
IOCAL And GENERAL.

Bg% The Linta B. B. C. reorganized
on the 10th, and elected the following Off
GERS. President, JAMES II. CoDDNG, Vice
President, RODNEY Z. MERCUE, Secretary
ILEwEILYN ELsBREE, Treasurer, LESTER R.
Frost, Directors, EDWARD G.. MERcUR, FRED
CARMAN HIRAM ELsBREE, Capt. first nine,
JAMES II. COpDING.
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80 TREASURY NoTEs-IMPoRrANT No
TIcE.--Hollers Of the August issue of Sew
en-Thirties wishing to convert them into
Five-Twenty Bonds bearing sir per cent. in
tereSt IN qOLd, can now do so at the First
National Bank of Towanda.
This is probably the most favorable time
to make the conversion. If delayed until
maturity of the notes, the rush will be so
great that the Treasury Department will be
unable to supply the Bonds promptly.
In making the exchange, the interest will
be allowed on the Seven Thirties to date of
conversion, and the back interest on the
Five-Twenty Bonds paid to same date, in
currency. This interest will be returned to
holders of the Bonds july 1St. in coin, max
ing a clear profit to them Of lctateuer the pre-
MUM on gold is at that time.
Compound Interest Notes-June and Ju-
ly Seven-Thlrties, also received in exchange
for the new 5-20 Bonds.
Any further information desired in regard
to the above, will be cheerfully given by
calling az the bank.
n. n. BELTS, Jr., Cashier.
Towanda March II, 1867.
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NoTIcE.-The third Quarterly Meet.
ing for the present conference year. for
Towanda charge, will be held in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church in Towanda, on Sat
urday and sun lay next.
The Presiding Elder of the District will
be present preaching on Saturday, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ and at lOl o'clock A. NJ. and
:. p. NJ. Sunday.
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BUSINESS NouCEs.-Go to RANDALL
lCoMPToN's for Choice Segars.
Al Nonroeton, Misses Sill e RDGwAy
offer select stock Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods.
WM BAHR has purchased the Grist MID,
near Hales, and is ready to do good work,
with light toll.
BRAMHALL & CowELL have opened Gro
Gerry and Provision Store, on Main Street,
below Beidleman's block, and filed it with
Il large stock of goods.
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ExpLANATIoN.--In the Reporter of
April llth, the Report of the Treasurer OF
the County S. S. Association covers one year
Sept. 1866 to Sept. 1866.
IN q few instances, collections, taken up
previous to the latter date, were not sent in
until several months afterward. and of
course could not appear in that report but
viii be acknowledged in the next.
The contribution from Woodside S.
school, Maj. E. ". Hale, Superintendent,
is an example. Our friends may be assured
that whatever is contributed to the S. S.
Missionary work of the county will be
faithfully credited as soon as received and
duly acknowledged in the printed reports.
Ii any omission or mistake should occur,
We shall be glad to have it pointed out and
promptly corrected. c.
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HOUSE AND LoT FOR SALE.--The sub
scriber being about to remove from the
borough, will sell his House and lot, situated
in the south par of Towanda borough, ad-
joining the premises of Rev. Mr. Harris -
Apply on the premises, when terms will be
made known. Possession given immediete-
ly. ]. o. BLIGHT.
March 26, 1867. IT,
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BANKING HOUSE OF B. S. RUSSELL & Co.
Towanda April %, 1867
Holders OF e. S. 500 Coupons due on the
lst of May, can have them cashed at the
highest market price by calling upon u.s.
wv. B. s. RUSSELL
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BaE~ Mansfield is thoroughly alive
on the subject of temperance. A correspon-
dent of the Northern Tier Gazette says Our
good people were favored Friday evening
with a temperance address by Nj. Fl. Cobb,
Of Wellsboro. 4 large audience assembled
and much interest was manifested in the
cause. Mr.. Cobb has happy faculty of
speaking in a common sense way he ap-
pealed to the reason more than to the pas
sions of the people he stated just what is
true and just what no intemperate man,
even, cosld take exception to. The reform
81, in good progress here our citizens are
not asleep, but have caught the spirit which
IS now felt in so many places. We hope to
make it not only dishonorable act to sell
intoxicating liquors in this village without
license, but to elevate d moral standard that
al shall SO regard 1t.
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Special Notices.

VALUABLE Cow FOR SALE-Now
gives quarts per day, gave last summer,
With good pasture, IS TO 20 quarts per day
Pnce 500. Apply to
April D. Rev. WIN. HARRIS
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A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.

N To J. Kingsbury jr.-No. SIS, May term
1866. You are hereby notified that Emma
Kingsbury, your wite,by her next friend, w. h.
Marshall, has applied to the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Bradford County for divorce
from the bonds OF matrimony, and the said
Court has appointed Monday the 9th day Of
May, 1867, at two O'Clock, p NJ, Tor hearing
the said Emma, in the premises, at which
time and place you can attend if you think prep
er. WIN. GRlFFlS, Sheriff.
April 10, 1867,
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April l5, 1867.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the mat
IN ter of the estate of Roderick H',ll,ams did
In the Orphans Court OF Bradford County.
The undersigned an auditor appointed by said
Court to distribute money in the hands of Ex-
ecutors, as shown by their partial account, will
attend to the duties of his appointment at his
Office in the Borough of Towanda, on Friday
the Goth day oil April, 1867, at o'clock, P. m
where all persons having claims upon said mo-
nies will attend OF forever be debarred from
the same. ELHANAN SMITH,
April !, 1867. Auditor.
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HAINEs Bros Pianos are excellent
instruments, and are sold at moderate pri-
ces. They are for sale, wholesale and retail
at Powelr5 Music Store, Scranton.
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EARLY TOMAToEs.-I have ready for
delivery, raised in pots, Kings Early Pro
life, which is 30 days earlier than any Other
variety Early Tilden, Dreer's Extra Early,
the Cooks Favorite, Perfected, Feejee, and
Maupays. Other early garden vegetables,
fairly started and ready for delivery.
Send orders to
Towanda, April 10. HARRY MIX.
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a9@ c. c. Dr1rRICH, Merchant Tail.
Tor, Of Philadelphia, will be in Towanda on
the 25th Of April and stay two days, Per-
sons wishing anything inh his line can be ac-
commodatsd at that time. April 10, 81.
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B8~ If you would have a beautiful
light from your lamp, just go to Wickham
d Blacks and get one of those opal shades
They are new style, of superior quality
and of variety of designs.
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I ICENSES.-Notice is hereby Civ
IL en- that the following applications for Lii
censes for Taverns and Merchant Dealers have
been filed in this Office, and the same will be
presented to the Court of Quarter Sessions, on
Monday, May 6, 1867, for tha cnosidcration Of
said Court :
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B1~ Valuable House and Lot for
sale, on ID street, in Towanda Boro, posses
sion given Immediately. Enquire of W. T.
Davies, TowRnda Pa. IT,
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D., 1867:
GRAND JURORS
Athens tlcp.-William Sawyer.
Canton ttcp.-Charles W. Landon.
Franklin Charles w. Stevens.
Lachtied. Chester Merrill, David Strublt
OrloeH.-Geo. W Brown.
Orerton-Edward McGovern.
Pike-Stephen S Hutchinson, Josiah 4
Bosworth.
Standing Stone-Myron Vanness.
SheShe9Oin-Obediah Gore Alanson Love.
less.
Sylun1id-Eh Burrett.
Smhfeld-John Bird Jr.
TOuG1da BOrO-James Elliott.
Troy tlcp-Simon Congdon.
TeTy-Hiram / Terry.
UlSter-Edward Walker, John Gilmour.
WJlYren-Harrison Whitaker.
WySnr-Amos York.
Wiln0t- Hiram L Pond, Lyman Ashcraft
Wndhdm-RansOm W Darling.
TRAVERSE JUROEs-FIRsT WEEK.
Armeniq-SimeOn Williams.
ASyhun-Ulysses Moody, Samuel Kellum
ABmy-Daniel Burdick.
athens Boro-Charles Comstock, Charles
T Hull.
Burlington H'eSt-John Blackwell.
B,ulinqton Boro--Harry Goff
Canton t,cp-Willlam Bates, Goodwin Full
er, Orrin Montgomery.
Frdnkli7a-Frank S Rice, John Cole I'd.
GyuliriNe-H Hiram Kittle, Volney Bower.
Harick-Solomon Stevens, John Nesbit
Lhclfeld-Alsop Baldwin.
LeRdysrMe Garfield.
Orireil-George Smith, Josiah J Newell.
Rome t,Dp-Lewis Goff
RidqJuy-John Carr, Vincent Owens.
SprjaqfeId-Asahel Parmerter, V R Gates.
Standing StOne-William Stevens.
South GreeI-Cyrus Burke.
lSn.ihfeld-A L Allen.
!Sheskequin-H Clay Kinney.
To,0dnda tlop-David Swartwood, Andrew
Sinner.
T0,ca,da Nort-Wm H Foster.
T0,canda Boro-Gilbert H Drake
Te7T4-Joseph II Horton, Charles Viallt
TaScar0rd-Samuel Overton.
ULStG-Lorenzo Watkins, Nelson DIM
sted.
Uys0r-Morgan d Strickland.
WgabLsirq-Almond Stone, Geo. S Good
win, Lorenzo Allen.
WaTa-Loren Pendleton, Ira w Corbin.
Vindhdn1-Henry Dunham.
WeHs-Jacob S Ayres.
Wi1not-Joseph Gamble.
SECOND WEEK.
Athens t,cp-Jeremiah French, John Mills
John H Murray.
Athens B0ro-Zebulon Spalding,
-dBany-Clark Babcock.
AlJa-James Fellows.
Burlington t,cp-William Sinner.
Colm5ia-John Gurnett.
Cult0n tcp-Sulhvan Hickok.
Frdaklill-Harvey Kellogg.
GronuiNe-Luman Putnam, David Sayles,
Elan Bailey, Charles Clark.
HelvicI-Ezekiel Mintz
Monroe Boro-Marvin N Coolbaugh.
OT1ceH-Georg' johnson.
Ridgjluy- Mosher
Smihfeld tlop-Virgil Vincent, Augustus
Phelps, VIM Farnsworth.
SpTinqfeld-Charles c Hooker, Numa P
Stacey, Sylvester Young.
South Winthrop Y Glynes.
Siaadi,.g Stone-Nelson Yanness.
Syludnia-Seth Peck.
Troy tlcp-N Byron Case, Ambrose Will
liams.
Troy B0r0-John II Grant, Edwin Will
liams.
UlSter-Philander Loomis.
HdrTen-James II Bowen.
WyaluSing-James Taylor.
WyS0r John Trumble.
IEeHS-Alden Swayze.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
"A Netice is hereby given, that all persons
indebted to the estate of David J. Horton,
late of Sheshequin twp, ID. are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
WIN DELPEUCH,
April 1857. Administrator.
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A New HOUSE For Sale. Apply tc
GEO. 2. CASH. March p.
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A@. A large stock Of Glover and
Timothy Seed inst received ut G, B, PATCH'e,
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s@p On Thursday last, Hiram Os-
borne and his two sons, Robert and Thorn
rs, young men grown, and the Methodist
minister at Ovid, and PROT Lock of Linn a
College, started in a sail boat from Shell
drake, on Cayuga Lake, to go to Ithaca -
The wind was pretty high at the time, and
when nearly opposite Kidder's Ferry a sud-
len gust overset their boat. The persons
in the boat all succeeded in clinging to it
snd finally, it is supposed, partially righted
i, when another gust Of wind again threw
il over and this time throwing the elder Mr.
Osborne, and his youngest son, clear into
the Lake Before assistance came they
were drowned. In the mean time the ferry
boat went to the assistance of the sail boat
and saved the three remaining clinging to
it. They were a good deal chilled and ex-
hausted, and the young Mr.. Osborne had
received considerable water in his stomach
md chest but they have all recovered -
1t the latest advices they had not found the
bodies Of those drowned. The water is
about go fathoms deep where they were
drowned, which is about of mile from
the shore. Mr.. Osborne had about $5, 200
IN money on his person, which he was bring
ing to Ithaca for deposit.
saT IN our advertising columns
vii be found a notice of Jay Cooke & Co.,
DreZel 4 Co., and f. W. Clark & Co., in re,
aation to the new Pennsylvania State six
per cent loan, Il majority of which was
subscribed by these parties. The loan is
for twenty-three millions of dollars, and is
entirely free from all State, county and 9TH
or local taxation.
The debt Of Pennsylvania does not ex-
oeed this twenty-three millions of dollars
when the assets applicable to the sinking
fund are deducted from the total indebted
ness, aud this is being paid off annually at
the rate Of one or one and half millions.
1t IS calculated that in less than seventeen
years, at the present rate of liquidation, we
shall be entirely free from State debt.
What security can be better than this p
Oar noble Commonwealth IS probably the
richest, as it is the keystone of the arch OF
,Ae UutSn, and this debt is but a trihinc
mount compared to the immense re-
sources Of our people. When it is remem.
oered that within the borders of the State
tnere are over S50O,OOO, 900 invested il
llhoads and government bonds alone, ant
many hundred millions more in manufac
lures, coal and iron mines, &c, &c. auC
'o.t the Legislature has supreme control
'Ter all these sources Of taxation Except
.ns government bonds), no one can fail t.
gree with Us that our State loan is th'
safest Of all investments.
1t Is calculated that at the present rat,
" daily sales, not dolIpr CT this loan vii
.eaain in sixty or ninety-days. Parties
holding the past due loan can, if prompt,
presented, have it paid in, face and inter
'ht IN payment Of the new loan.