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New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
OBITUARY.
THE HON. GEORGE t. COBB.

The Hon. George Il. Cobb present State
Senator from Morris Co.. " j., among the victims Of
the recent railroad accident the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. near the White sulphur Springs in West Vir-
ginia Mr.. Cobb born in October. 1913. His
grandfather served as a brave and honored
officer under Washington, and was present at
10 battles Of the war; beginning at Monmouth in
New Jersey and ending at Yorktown. Senator Cobb
left an orphan and pennless at the age OF SIX and
the large fortune which he afterward amassed was
due TO his unassisted energy and industry At the
age OF 10 he became clerk in country store, aerward
i'm the iron works at Dover and then in iron store in
this city He to independent business OF his
own and engaged heavily in the foreign and
domestic iron trade. He retired in a few years
with fortune OF nearly million dollars: His income
always expended with generous hand, both among
the poor and in public benefcence. Evergreen Cemetery
M M0rristown was a gift from Mr. Cobb TO his native
town. and he contributed $1,000 to public sehoOlouse
stone church IN Morrstown amount to nearly $4,000
Mr. Cobb entered active political tG IN re was
nominated by DemocratfOf the IVth District OF New
Jersey for Congress He elected and hrt sat IN the
Extra session called by President Lincoln m July ls5
10 provide means for suppressng the Rebellion. MI
Cobb took sides with the Union party al once ana gave
the Administration his hearty support f1, ms y
course offended many of his Democratlc friends ~
home The next nominating Convention Of his district
FUSED renoninaton on such plattoIln WIN q, gia
tiOu and Andrew j. Rogers succeeded him In Congress
is65 was runphantly elected by the Republicans OF
Morris County state Senator He was reelected IN
tbe office OF United States Senator, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Mr.. Wright He lost the
nomination by only tnItc NOltS III ui'ti
an energetic canvass against Mr. Freinghuysen
Mr. Cobb had been spending a few weeks at Green,
briar White sulphur Springs earlier in the season. ana
was on his return thther when the accident occurred
lie had been home from Virginia To make arrange
,nents 70 attend the Methodist Camp Meeting at
Denyile n L In which lie very much Interested, S
i'm everything relating TO the church OF his choice Mr.
Cobb was one of aDlest Republicans II not the very
ablrst i'm public life in NewJersey, and his loss Will be
widely deplOred. ,. -, - ,,,,
I'm the same accident, the United States Collector
Of Revenue for the Fourth District, which includes
and no
was a comparatively young man, ana the son OF Col
s.mnel r. Ueadey OF MOrrisOwn. Before the late war
me- was ged in banking at Peoria, Ill., but he removed
10 this city upon the breaking out OF the war and opened
broker's office here partnership with the Hon. Geo.
" steele He was the Of large amount OF real
estate near MorTstown to the improvement OF which he
had devoted great deal OF time and labor lie leaves
I.psg faBNtlH
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
CIrSTOM-HOUsE MATTERS.

Iieut. Randolph has been ordered to the
command of the Revenue Cutter Jasmine, attached TO
Surveyor Cornell department, vice Lieut. j. b. Plerson
eut Person has had this command four years out Of
term of six years in the Revenue service during the
war he commanded the nboat Videte and received es
necial commendaton from Gems. Burnside and Reno
The recent order of the Secretary of the Treasury in
t,op IN vessels changing their destination after arriv
inc within the waters OF the United States has given rise
~ opposition among importers and shipping
ogeUts and committee OF merchants went to Washing
ton ON Friday evening to effect its modification or with
ral If is contended that the order is contrary to
practice which is sanctioned by the law OF
1889 Vessels have been permitted heretofore TO- change
their destination and ports Of entry II done within forty
eight hours after coming within the jurisdiction OF the
Uod States and have also been allowed to dlseharge
portions their at different ports in conformity
with specified regulations.
The amount OF business transacted at the CUSTOM
House in July, as per official statement varied slightly
from the previous month The number OF vessels arrived
from foreign ports with passengers ana caTsoes was 20
to wit: Steamships, 81; ships, 4O Dsrks, lO9 Dllgs' 10
schooners other vessels, chiefly canal boats from
Canada S. Forty steamships s75 ana il sailing & e
immigrant and steerage OF the latter li,tS3 Las, weIe
of ace % and $3.50 under eight years There
deaths on passage, six males and nine females IA OF
voyage for steamships was 2O24 days; sailing vessels
"A days The quantity of merchandise returned by L. s.
VII and st air mported 2I?ssO b Tea imported 1885,
s3s n exported 5l6,O5s ID sugar imported l50OoOoO
chaDdse ios55 GIo 10, which was withdrawnand entered
for export for benefit of drawback There were nearly
oo0 orders for exports received during the month,
and considerable Increase is expected the current
| month In consequence OF the war. The quantity OF
caugabe merchandise returned In July 3265, ,l27.
Gallons except liquors, &c III Number OF gallons
imported was All, ,25l exported, 4706i gallons Mo-
asses imported 222 159 gallons exported 4lSSS2 gal
Ions Wines and spirits imported IN casks 22O gal
Ions exported 2ss9I, gallons other imports ale IN
cases 5l74 packages wines and spirits In cases 6s 70
nackaees ale bottles 3758 dozen. The u :. Weigh
er earning during month $7Ot7 23; expenses
for labor s s2 Gaugers earnings u 55 6lt expenses,
a. o9 OIL The number of vessels added TO the tunnage
register OF Port o. TO wit Steam vessels, IL
ships barks IS brigs, 81 schooners other vessels
| a There were reported during the month only 30
sezures OF merchandise for violation OF the Revenue
laws Owing TO the war between France and Prussia,
the consequent arrangement Of commerce with North
German ports, and the withdrawal OF North German
shipping the business at this port may be Temporarily
Unfinished There are lying idle at the HoDoKen
dock and other piers N g. steamships ana about oo
sailing vessels representing tunnage Of something ike
| $1,000 tuns
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09

ALLEN-On Sunday. Tth inst. Charles Allen.
Notice u funeral hereafter.
ALLEY-In MddletOwn Conn. Aug 1870 David Allen aged s1
EY-On Sunday Aug Sarah daughter Edward
and Sarah Z. Bradley aged months and i days ,,,
38 West Forty-6nh-s,., Tuesday at 3p. m.
BROwERAt Bahester SATURDAY, 9th inst, Anne Demsret
wife Of Alexander Br9wer and mother OF Cornelius Coon OF this
Funeral services al the family residence White Plains Road
d s mJ are fespcy in1itei to anG Carnage. will e "a
from twenty e1entbsi Reta5a Wooisn
CRAwFORD-on Sunday morning, Aug = Sarah E. wife Of john
The funeral will place from her late residence s SThiye on
r9ssy nS1i uyie It p p attend % I've Without S % % ao S' Tue
GROSS Sunday francis Gross the Goth Of bis
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
ssyeBteenth-s on wednesday morning 10th 10 O'Clock
HAFF-on Monday morning Alexander Ha in the M of bis age
fall invited to attend the funeral Church Bed
iori and Mortou-sis Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
HAMMoND-Drowne in New River Mers Ferry West vir-
ginia July 25, Scott Hammond; agei l6 years
Huntington 65 Park.aye, Wednesday II o'clock Rela
and friends of the family invited to attend without further
notice.
LINCoLy-At Ger Cove L. L. Aug g. Martha A. wife Of N Lin
coin, and daug ghter Of the late Vim. Davis Of SesYork
,dS o he s Bna TSGy Pi I'nt 3D. aged 1
eSs oeocs. from n' '''S '''''''' TUT ''''- ''
PERKNs-on sunday, Inst O'Clock p the residence
OF his brother Perkins, Fort Washington james Perkins.
IN the 46th Of bic
The funeral services viii be held his late residence 3s Ras Eighty,
Of the family respectfully invited attend without further notice
Dover (Sew-Hsmpshire) papers please copy.
eorge D. infant Cornea aged months
Charles-st, a O'Clock to-day.
sANAHANou Monday Aug Rev John shanahan in the 18th
Tho reverend clergy and friends respectfully requested attend
funeral services ST. Peters Church on Weinesay Aa 10
at 10 m, without further notice.
sMITH-t Tatown sunday Aug Nellie Wood aged months
and ds daughter Of George and Henrietta Wood smith
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
THE WAR NEWS IN THE CITY AND NEIGH
BORHOOD

THE GERMANS AND THE PRUssIAN VICTORY.
The enthusiasm among the citizens OF Ger
man birth was beyond all yesterday and late In
the day assembages Of men araded the streets singing
iastically somewhat reckessy, What Is the
German FatherandW and other national airs Inc
opinions expressed varied, and down town theIo
many who could give private news OF lar greater
than the reports given by pubic or py speca
teegrams. The unanimous feeling was lhat HoIe i & uo
cded victories expected. OF course planning ca
Pagns was not omitted, and preyanng opnI9ns IsI" wa
that Napoleon win concentrate his forces at Cons
sur Marne, half way between Metz and Paris and there
have decisive struggle. The French Emperor was sad
be on his last lego and German citizen sara, ne
well repaid for the he had taken during the
American war He had counted upon the support OF
Austria but as in many other projects be had been mis-
taken"
Tomorrow special meeting OF the Central Finance
Committee will De held, and the Treasurer, Mr. Philip
snger says that he hopes 10 DC able TO present com
pete list Of of subscribers, and amounts sub
E,rbed aud contributed.
prcminary meeting held last evening at No. 10i
Wei and speeches were made. On Wcdnes
day evening arrangements will be made for InassInce
lug. , ~ - -, .
rr,l -I.et, has been med to alt tier brethren
"a nome H. Peters prcsdcd, ana .l;. samuel ht.rh5
made a patriotic and Impressive "udiess' BIZ S"-t
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
THE HEATED TERM.

Suffering humanity continues to sweter, and
the equatorial temperature of NewYork ia a marvel TO
tne stad old knickerbockers who remember the days
"neh III was not necessary to go TO Saratoga or Long
Branch TO tho OF the city but could sit on
their own thresholds and enjoy the h atb inspiring
breezes from the Bay The following cases OF sun stroke
were reported yesterday by the police
Thomas Reilley Of No. AL East Seyenteentb-st in
Twenty-seventhst., near Secondaye. wy
Jacob Schell. German, came To the West Forty-
seventh-st Police Station.
Michael Eagan, at Fifty -seventh-st and Eghthaye
Catharine Brennan, g. of No 21s West Eighteenth
st. found at Twenty -fOurth-st. and Sixth-aye
Theodore Crane OF No 16s West Eleventhst found In
Jayit.
Mrs Kate Fisher OF No 40 North Moore-st, found at
Forty-second-st and SecOnd-aye
In Brooklyn the following were reported:
James Cassidy OF No. 1O8 Park-aye. died
An unknown man, age about IS years, died In Hamil
ton-ave., near HickSst.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
TEIEoRAPUIC NOTES.

Intelligence received from forty-eight wheat ,l
growing points Ontao, Canada indicate that ho " P WIN "
below the average . -, d.
A grand masquerade ball VIII take piace at
con1rss. Hall Saratoga Friday evening llth inst
A State Convention of colored men Is called 10
meet At Saratoga on the 10th and 18th insls
The Nailmakers at Weymouth, Mass, are on a
rl, and those engaged the business A. isunn 81 ,
syrn uoce they will suspend work Also uh'S ' ~ " ~
brethren at Weymouth are acoeied TO- - IL.
The Massachusetts State Central Committee
M pa,, nsry be meeting Boston on saaniay ana so' 70
" ST. pvcnon Al Worcester Mas on the On OF september
Couyepuons will held in every district throughout h'
state. \
The limited States steamer Iallapoosa arrived
l. D sanssy morning viii sail TO-DAY win reght or the
,,non S,yv.Ysrl and returning 10 b'sou nlI Ae "eA
foftsIoun @ i ONO Ia tbls for the steamer Gurnee
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

MLwAuxEE, Aug s-Fogr da and nominal WHEAT declnng
81 Is for No Corn irregular; sales
steady 43c. for No , Rye nomnal Bar
steady 81 05 for No Frghts nomrs Receipts 900 hbis
Flour 1900 bush Whes Shpmens-lOO bbs Four 6oOO bush
Wheat
Ga 8Coton cose 6rmer with fair demand sales
Of 1873 bales Middlng at l7c. Receipts, - bales
MEMPHIS 8-CotOn nOmina lO bales 80
bales Superin Flour, IS So Oats isc PORK S5 o. La 1870
1870. Bacon firm; Shoulders, Isle; Sides l)ic
CLEVELAND, Aug 8Whea unchanged Corn, Barley an Rye
ina Oats quiet; New No. at 6c oil held at Sic PeroeuHCruis
dull and nomina Refined. lsdls!c gallon
NBw0RLRANs Aug 8Flom du SuIene, IS 80 Double Extra
So; Treble Extra SO Corn-lrel Yellow II; white 81 l2,.
Oats Ha $23 Od t29 for Prime. Pork s3l So
Bacon obbng at 5;l for shole se foT ear Rb sides, l. for
Sdef Hams 23 for SugarCure LariIerce d1i
BE for prime. Moaes Soc whisky 9ic 81 90
Misunderstanding l3O New-York Sight l. Gold. ll5lalet
WILMINGTON, n c. Aug 8Sprs Turpente hm AZ Soc Crude
81 Rosn quiet sni steady No. 2 81 i0Q 81 rs
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
LATEST NEWS ABOUT THE ELECTION.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Aug. 8.-The estimates
heretofore given Of the Congressional election are cor
rect The delegation stands, five Conservatives, and two
Republicans. The majority for Waddell Conservative
In this Congressional District is about co., The political
complexion OF the Legislature is about the following
Senate-Conservatives, 80; Republicans, 10. Lower
conservatives. IS i; Republicans, As.
THE POLITICAL TROUBLEs-HOLDEN UELD TO
BAIL.
RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. 81. w. Holden, ed
itor Of The Standard and stephen Douglas, Gov. lio
deD's Acting AdjutantG bound in.a bond
for their appearance at the next term OF the SUI
peror Court of this County committing assault
a Mr. Reed,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09

Official returns give the Democrats in the
recent election in Kentucky majority OF about $4,000
The Republican State Convention have en-
Gagged the Grand Union Hotel ballroom in Saratoga for
the State Convention to be held Sept.
At the Republican County meeting in Read
ing Penn, yesterday the Hon. ]. Pringle jones' the
Hon. William Hester, Col. W. Troxler, Edward Brooke,
A. X stauIer, and r. C. semmerman, were appointed
delegates the Convention of the Minority COURTS W
1neet there on the 3lst of August.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09

A "snake charmer" named Roberts, living
on the mountains Boston Corners while carele5sly
exhibiting rattesnake few days ago, bitten, and
died the following morning.
The XVIIlth Assembly District Republican
Association last evening took measures TO weed the Aso
oiaton Of Democratic sympathizers and 10 commence
vigorous campaign for Republican success In the Fall
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Michael O'Keefe, a Young desperate, killed
Mahoney aged 20 Buffalo YESTERDAY In tunkso
broi. 0'Keele has been arrested
Two steers stampeded from drove of Texas
passing Buffalo yesterday gong and killing boy and
seriously wounng three other persons One had bO BIZ shoulders
broken
James j. Norris - years Of age. drowned
Mrmsc River Lowell Mass Sunday afern0o1 whs
bathing. The body Immediately recovered
..Tibbals oakum factory, iii Bath, Me-, was
DESTROYED by FIRE yesterday. 5000; insurance $1,000 The
fre originated q match In the pickingroo
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
PROMINRNT ARRIVALS.

:, Everett House-Senator Spencer of Ala
bama. =- Clarendon Hotel-CommOdore Strong u ,.
Navy. -= Hoffman House-Gen. II. A. Barnum Of
Syracuse. - Astor House-ExGov. Peirpont OF
West Virginia, A. NJ. Capp Congressional Printer, Judge
Dureil Of New Orleans, the Rev. NJ H. Young or Pitts
burgh, and the Rev. L. G. Newman Of Philadelphia. ==
Albemarle Ieel-Mr Estrada OF the Spanish legation
- New York HOtel-COl. s. NJ. johnson Of Washing
ton Col W. Whaey Of Charleston, and T. s. boswell OF
mont OF Tarrytown, Gen Hayden, q. &. A., f. b. Jud
son OF Syracuse, and Dr. r. C. Malone Of TenIcssee
Col. Fame OF the British army, f.. ii. Pollard, Q. c.
Hong Kong, and Geo NJ. Pullman OF Chicago. -
Metropolitan Hotel-Col NJ. g. Bell OF Arkansas, Col W.
s. King OF Philadelphia and Lawrence Barrett II San
Francisco. Fiftb-aye. Hotel-COl II. ;. McCC Of
Delaware, c. :. Bushnell OF New-Haven, Col. ID. NJ
Leathennan Of Memphis, and Baron SnOy Of Belgium.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
, no,rRTFIJL STORY FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. ga special dispatch 10
q, Journal from Lexington to-day, says the
negroes are on the rampage" In woodward County
rnng harms oats haystacks, turning stock into hemp
fields &C. On Rose Hill the negroes assemoed en-
armed with muskets and pistols, anu aic P'A''''e ~
the roads leading 10 Versailles l. houod and turned
Every one going into the city Is haed d Saa hes ho
back t6e whites being ordered TO retire 10 thel on
coInpany of militia ordered from muWhy, anu a., a.
rined about O'Clock. The rioters have po ~
threaten To- give fight tonight. The Cltzen uuld ot
IDxngtOn were awaiting orders 10 go 70 tno @ ,hoi
tbe disturbance. There is general appfehehsioh '"
there will be Il fight before morning
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
ARRIVAL OF THE YACHT sAPPHo.

The yacht Sappho, distinguished for her tri-
umph English waters the British favorite Cam
bria arrived here yesterday afternoon unfortunately
too late take part in the regatta for the Queens cup
which she, however witnessed. She left Daunts Rock
at 27 p. m the 9Th OF July, and arrived of Sandy
Hook about yesterday, making the voyage in 81
daYs less about 10 hours.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
THE KU-KLUx IN NORTH CAROLINA.
me razor Of The tribune

To IIf
SIR In your Daily received to-day, | find
conv OF letter sent by me to Gen. Abbott L. Senator
from this state have not the published copy before
mo bt notice in its hnsty pcrufal the following errors
b,bly made either u truscribng or In "settng mp
ist Instead VI "a arr 'n,' wrote q" arson'' 4d III
toad of -Four thousand 1909 houses opened &c,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09

On Sunday last Alr. Joseph M,i,u McOIuhD, y, Eor 0I
this city while assisting young lady to SWIM AT far
Rockaway ventured out too far and losing NE oou9du'
tbe two were carried out from the shore y te uho @
tow, Mr. MeCrumb endeavored TO reach the sloLe pu,
The current was strong and the lady was so
that he made little headway, and SUNK h, E ~
vent to their assistance and succeeded WIN he anu
number of others, in bringing them 10 the elole anu
hv the use OF restOratves, they finally recovereu Io
ssousness Two ladies from BninbrldBes Cottage n"u
narrnx escapes also ON the same day
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

1t is the intention of the trades unonists OF this
place ticket the field the eeon Ar
have been made for Convention Of the Labor Reform party
held 10th September The Will be
mulgated in few days
Labor Unions are being organized quite rapidly in
sections OF the State Among the unions u organId os
I'D Assembly District Monroe and lid and Iii Districts
Albany Co Steps have been taken u organize Kings Ens
Westehester and Madison Counties.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09

roughs and severely beaten. messenger sent to
the Police station posse was dispatched TO the relief of
the policeman and arrested W. Leise Charles Hines,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
HOME NEWS.
TUR WEATHER

sEvYoRK Hour. Their Bar wDd Hour rber Bar Wind
7gO O17 Aug g. ga OI35 5S
3lITS.SB. 80 1910 y X
81 Jl9SB IL 7S 9p b
REMARKS yesterday, Monday, the sth wasa hot sun
shiny day fne fresh breeze from midnight 20 noon;
from sunset wind very brisk at times rom the
evening to TO- fresh breeze The sky was
overcast and very cloudy from $3.50 TO a. m ad at gtS
=. ~; at other times but slightly cloudy. Note-,tn,
from 10 p IN. to 49, slightly cloudy This sumner his
been here remarkable for temperatures higher NJ times
than those prevailing at Charleston g. c. savannah Da
or even NeW-Oreans
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
RAILROAD PROPERTY TO BE SOLD.

Sheriff KenwOrthy will, to-day, at POughJ
keepse the sale OF all the property in Dutch
County belonging to the Boston, Hartford and Erie
Railroad Company including cars, locomotives, lumber.
wood, COAL Sheds &c.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09

At n pic-nic of the Good Fellows" OF New
ark nt II Vol Park Policeman crowley attcmpSud of
make an arrest, when lac was attacked by Oi"""'-
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09

Dr. sages Catarrh Renedy.-s5OO reward for nc1rsbs
Sold by Druggists BY mail, 90 cents pamphlet free Ai
dress X. V. PEKCE, NJ. d., l33 Senecast. Buffalo, " T.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FRANKFORT 8United States securities buylnti Fyo
Twentes quoted at 88l asst
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
prpsoNALIrIEs-DY TELEGRAPH.

Tho Rcy. j. p. Newman preached Yesterday ~
t,9rs In d. MrinIsi Church m 'it ~ '' " n''' %0
csiou Ils saIeuce sIcgVdiHS4 A's''
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
DIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Paper
l04 PULToN-sr. Old DUTCH CHuRcH
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09

The Kansas Pacific Railroad Company yr, u liaa lLi
m of tr.r ou Saturday. mailing li Wl h ee pi'" '
Train seut 10 tie eal VI tie ils.k On Aonls5
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
ATHLETIC VS.. NIAGARA.

BUFFALO, Aug. S.-The baseball game this
afternoon between the Athletics OF Philadelphia and
Nagaras OF Buffalo, resulted in favor OF the Athletics.
a 4
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
BASEBALL,
FUTILE AND BAILEY vs..

FUTILE AND BAILEY vs.. PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 8.--The Tuttle ~ Bailey
Base Ball Club of NcwYork played game this after
nOOn for the Junior championship with the Philadelphia
Club which resulted favor OF the former by score Of
To
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
THE GERMANS IN NEWARK,

The news of the Prussian victories has been
reccived with great enthusiasm by the Germans Oh
Newark. The Executive Committee of the War CIuo
will meet to-day TO make arrangements for mass dnSe6
@ El ND to make arrangements for furnishing hee1e9
unnIies 10 the Widows the orphans, ana the "oundeu
ItaYa
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LIST Of AGENTS.

TlTUSvyI1.e. CHURCH RUN AND vICINI-
y-SrFlrIEa. ..Oot. Office. Harntlton's Cigar
ore ..da,.ss r,us,.lls, Pa. Assistant, John Van
,ii.e'. -
Y-H II THOMAS, Once and address, Man
IN Hru... itusvile, Pa ,.o.or -,
snAN BURa AND vICINITY-GEORGE !R-
IN. or.os, shainburg; residence, Titdsvliie' "a
ENTS.,risisE, is!SSs Fl PLEAsANIy!LLE, BEAN
ARM AND PiTHOLE-d EOkGE W. NAN
LET. Office md address, Chase House, fieas-
,,v;i,n s.s,s,ant, II. c.. UW'ltinetOn:
'TIDioU'Fe AND WEST hlCKOkY-CHaAxsS''
ARK ON 3 and address, Exp ess Omce i1di'
"a. Pa. Asa, ,,nnt, K q. Beardsley. ,~,,uv
pETROLEUM CENTRE AND VlCINITi-
EVY MASON Onice and address, Petroleum zen
- p. N-.istant, Charles Blackiord
.;anR A, D BLOOD FARMS ar' District iy'ns
iii Greek and Cherry Run. from story talm u
II ,int.,r,S II.--JA, KS SAUNDEnS. Adires
,rr Farm "a. Assistants. Luther B. Saunders
harl.s r R,thran aud William hoyt. >,<
McCLis itlIKviLLE, OIL CITY AND ~ ~
s. WfSr. Address, Oil City or Reno ra
IL AWniiE, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY Rln
4V-Z WiLBt T. Office and ad1Iess, 1W f'ah pa kE,i
sCKyRG, Ass, FusrER FAEM AEy,,I ~ n 7, IN ~, /,
4s n DINlEIICHARD W.. kEnfisLp.v w optS ~,
ID a,idr ss :, RIB grass, a. Assis'ah'' ~ A''
A, Acd, addrcs A,nlenton, "a. ,vy .,a ~ 7
" WitSr VlRAiklA-C ID ANdEL,,, a., ,";u,o adu
oOK ADDRESS, iarke sburg West snS1i ~ 20.
X~bsrtx PetrOle"m TOrPe"O W.
may,-iiy.
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CAUXiieN.'

The nubhr Is ;cau,ioncd aainst employing any
1t The resi ally author 4ed Agents Of the Compa,
.ince lac ROBERTS Ta,unt cover the use VI tne
rrncdc ana 3! r:,p's'y. nlterisls FOL oil wells.
reo, jnfrir -onent II ,hc,r iig ANY parties in
.'ng'n'' a,.7 u tn. ROE eTs PATENTS Will 1 b.
sait aiu. icco a,n. % law, AID As acting williuliy
ID snuwr.Iy Ia. d Q ,nce Of law ard the decisions
lbs CoUis
Thu Conn my hac. rcorganized their business
m q rleo. 10 accon N 0aale Oil Men in every part
tls III Z, son. 4isy have employed the most
olan. Agsli, and Assisiarts that can be procured
,o NJ rste...T. T. .ether with the price OF the Tor
d, i,.i si;ndi " an officer Of the Company, 50
~ Oper, to wishing q TORPEDO may know its
/ i,c aud 0Acta.r II cane frOH, our Ohice., 49,,
rpei atof- Wil eourer fevor by reporting 10 this
.ics - negligence Of Agents.
f Tue iullo,,ins tamed person have been appoint
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