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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-07-10

next moment that mule and stood
alone, my face covered with astonish-
ment two feet deep, and his covered with
part of an old bride. The next day 1
read an account in the telegraphic news
of shower of flesh in Kentucky. was
the only man that could explain that
phenomenon, and did not dare to, lest
should be implicated in the affair with
the other mule.
have seen death in many forms, but
don't recollect of ever seeing funeral
gotten up with less pomp and display
than on that occasion. If had my
choice, to either work in nitro-glycer-
inc factory, or take care of mule, 1
should go for the factory, as in case of
an explosion, there would be more pos
sibility of my friends finding some little
mementoes of me, with which to assuage
their grief. A very small piece of me
would tighten very big sorrow.
will hunt round and if / find any
other facts that belong to the mule, 1
will write them down, and send them
to you by express G. o. D.-By George
Il. Quim6y of the Boston Weekly Globe.
gy An Indiana Farmer who posted a
notice reading, "No hunting on this
farm was surprised to find it read, on
second inspection, "No. hunting on
this farm !"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-07-10

was awful to see man snufied out as
quickly as he was. 1t almost took away
my breath, he went SO suddenly. j never
saw the thread of life snap so abruptly
as it did on that occasion. He didn't
have time to leave message for his
family. That mule simply ducked his
head, and then pair of heels flew out
behind; there was crash, a flying Of
splinters, and that was all and the
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-22
Eastern Montana Mining and
Smelling Company.

The n eeling If the stock hOli-rs Of this
company called for the 1911 inst. Was adj
journed until he 18th. At the adjourned
mceIil & 223 shares w"re represented either
In person or by proxy. The capital stock
was increased to $500 600, bei' & 900
shares at $25 eacn. Ger. l.. s. Wilson
was elected President and J. y. McCaman
Secretary. At the Trustees m, citing al
assessment of 81 per share was levied on
The original paid up stock. This com
pany is composed OF the solid men Of
Boz, maj; they have fine sncltcr all
ready 10 start Up in the Spring. and some
of the best mines in the Clark's Fork Dis
trict, aud their stock must undoubtedly
lind ready aiket here at home We
unG, rsland that 4,000 shares will be off
cred for sale.
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A SplendidsHMi Dressing and
RestOrer Com bined.

Wood g Improved Hair Restora-
tive Is unlike any other, and has no
'qual. The Improved has new vegetable
tonic properties; restores grey hair to
glossy, natural color, restores fade'i, dry,
harsh and falling hair; restores, dresses,
gives vigor 10 the hair, restores hair to
prematurely bald heads; removes dan
'ruff, humors, scaly eruptions; removes
irritation, itching and scaly dryness No
article produces such wonderful effects.
Try it; call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative, and don't he put off with any
other article. Sold by all druggists in
this place, and dealers every where Trade
supplied at manufacturers prices by C.
A. Cook g. Co.. Chicago, Sole Agents for
the United States and Canadas, and by all
Wholesale Druggists. 3G-u
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-22

SHIcO, ENIGRANT Glitch, N. T.,
January 10Th, 1877,

~ SHIco, ExIaRANT Glitch. N. T.,
January 10Th, 1877.
EDITOR AvANr CouR1ER:
AS this is rather an isolated place. and
tearing 1t might fade out of notice of the
outside world, will attempt to narrs'e
rev current events as they are passing.
FIRST will notice the operations of our
miners and those who are preparing TO
mine. DIR. Bysm and sons have run a
long and extensive Hume, and are now
sinking shaft to bed rock to see whether
they have anything or not.
Clldden & Shaffer are continuing their
tunnel, OF which 1 spoke il q preceding
letter.
Cone d Lee are also pushing tunnel
into bill in search of an unknown chan.
mel or an auriferous deposit, with favo,a-
bic prospects,
Aahle u Ringlesbv are cutting fiume
blocks and pr pairing to continue their
campaign against the hostile bouluers.
Next on the programme is the Drain
Ditch Company who, after a period of
niue years of uutiring energy. have finally
arrived at point where, to appearance
thy have All immense fortune just within
their grasp.
Next and last is Mr.. Rainfall. who is
now cutting and getting together FIRE
lot of saw logs at his saw mill in order TO
supply the miners, and peop'e in general,
with any Quantity Of lumber that may he
called for.
OUR SCHOOLS.
Mr.. Caldwell is teaching the school
across the river, in the i!ayd den District,
and is getting along admirably.
Mrs. Aylsworth is teaching The children
OF EInigrant and is succeeding finely.
THE WEATHER
We have been visited with "A severe colo
spell Of weather, making it pretty hare
on stock. and our stock raisers are busily
engaged in arranging them in more com
Portable quarters.
Fearing that I may inlrude upon you
valuable space, I will make my epist!'
short. Yours truly,
V. AARDUP.
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BOzeman Market Report

GROCERIES,.
Sugar. s2O@22a Coffee. IS cents
Bacon, 2S@25; Ham, 25a2s Shoulders, %;
States Salt, 8; Dried Apples. Halls; Dried
Peaches. 2O@224: Dried Gurrants, l6@l7;
Dried Grapes, Is; Dried Pears, 22@24;;
Beans. 8alO; Fresh Corn Meal, 9; Dat
Meal, Is; Homi"y. II.
Brig ht navy tobacco, 6S@soc; black. s.
|@65. Teas-Japan 65@75. Young Hyson
SO@l p, lmperisl 95@1 30. Gunpowder
$l@1 40. Salt g.. Blooms $5@5 so.
Pickles. 5 gallon key, $4@4 50: Rope,
l7@lsc,; Syrup, 5 gallon kegs, s7@7 so;
Candles, 10 80 per buxs soap, IS 5O99
per box OF 60 lbs.
/ PRODUCE.
Flour. xxx, per sack, Sc; Oats.
81 .75(G2.0O per cwt.
PoIa:oes. 1c per ID, Butter. 35c per
h.; Eggs, SOC per doz., Cheese, zoe pc.
TO-
Dried Apples. Salt Lake, 1871; Csliior.
MIA 20. NV York, AK.
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FROM TONGUE RIVER.

Messrs. King 1" d Mccormick have just
arrived from H. adquarters on Tongue
river. and rpor, lively times in general.
There was only about four inches of
snow there on the Sth inst. the day of
tn ir departure, but STORM set in on that
day, AMI when they LEFT Porcupine creek
there was IS inches Travelling WIS ex
tremely tedious; and were it not for The
fortune favoring ihe.h in striking bnffa
10 trail below For; Pcsse, hey would have
been compelled to lay over, and wait un'lI
the Snow had settled before further pro-
gress could be made.
The buffalo are travelling south. Some
few arc now between Biz Horn and Pry.
or's CT, ek Sto' in the vicinity OF Tongue
river is liable to suffer for want of feed.
Grannis and Blacks train, P. McCOr-
mick's, White Calfee's, and other trains
are now at Tongue river, and all are re-
ported busy and tiOing well.
John Mccormick has had all his stock
stolen by the Indians. Part of Grams
and Blacks stock has also gone to feed the
Sioux. The Indians are doing good
stock business.
Sitting Ball and his entire command are
campel on Tongue river, and Gen. Miles
is now paying them q visit; he had been
gone IA days when Mr.. King and McCor-
mick left. Some anxiety was manifested
in case the Gen. should make an tack.
having but $50 men with him, the force
being considered IL small to compete with
old Bull, for he is thought to have up
wards of 5000 in his camp. Captain
Baldwin pursued and captured a sQuaw
village OF 80 lodges on the Dry Fork OF
the Muscleshell, burnt the lodges and
captured about 60 ponies. The inhabl-
tants fed to Sitting Bulls camp.
The five Sioux recently killed by the
Crows were all chiefs. Tom LeForgs
and two indians were out on . scout at
the time those chiefs were killed. LeForge
and the two Indians referred to, still re.
mained with the command. The Indians
have since been slightly wounded.
Gen. Miles wants all the Crows who
recently l. it to return, and % more with
them.
Gen. Miles means business and shows
that il he don't get away with Mr.. Sitting
Bull, he wont give him much time to SIT
by the fire, nor will II be for any lack Of
energy on his part.
Messrs. Burns s. GOsling are doing
we'll with their DAIRY.
Mr.. Myers & Co., who recently started
to Fort Peck with herd of beef cattle, al
latest accounts had not reached there, aid
fears are entertained Of their safety.
Weather In the vicinity of Tongue
river has been very severe, spirit Their
mometors showing 40 degrees for several
days during the latter part of December.
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The billiard match between Fred.
Mum anu Charles Hall for SlUJ side.
to come off at Odrll's Hall Immediately
after tho arrival of the pAymaster, prom
ises TO be well contested.
Put IN your bids on the Crow Agency
hay contract. For particulars see ad.
Rich & Wilson's mule train started
for Crow Agency last Saturday loaded
with supplies for the Agency. and also
goods TO, Peter Koch, trader at that point.
Subscribe for the Semi Weekly
COURIER, and get the latest dispatches
We were shown by Col. Chestnut the
other day sample Of -four from the
Valley Mills, the first that was ground,
which. from appearances. is equal to the
best Xxx manufactured.
-Speith & krug are busiIy engaged
putting up ice for next Summers use.
We are glad to learn that Maj. Tom
linson is recovering from his illness and
is able to be out again.
The SEM Weekly COURIER gives the
latest dispatches, and accommodates its
customers with kilograms in the shape of
Extras.
-Messrs La horne, .i,derson and will.
son tho commi.iee appointed to procure
the necessary legislation to give validity
TO the plan for building the new school
house, entered at ono, on their duties,
aud will continue to labor. in the good
work.
Eggs enter into the Moody and San.
key of Bohemian, and as that kind of
fruit is >carce it accounts for the tendency
Of the de,otees to get ''high.''
DIR. Smith left us small sIecimen OF
an egg last Saturday. The DR.. should
dischargr the hen that laid it Immediately
1T Will pay TO build new schoo
ho.tse a, i establish graded school qua
to any In Montana, for it will incrt ase the
valu" of real estate twtnt per cent.
The COURIER is the best advertising
medium in Montana.
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From the Black Hills.
ADVANCED DAPARTMEN,

The following dated Jannsry lst-wss
received by james G. Dow. Cashier Of the
First National Bank of Bozeman:
"Hapy New Year to you al. Weather
moderate; snow about one foot 10 the hills
and four inches on the valley. Trade
moderate; prices low. Lsrge arrivals from
5 dncy, Cheyenne. Fort Pierre and Bis.
Mrr,k. Yours truly.
ia. iES MCPHERSON,
Csshi-r k.v. snse { ..A, Dcsdwood."
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A Fair Premium.

Mr. Geo. w. Fox, of the Peoples
National Bank. Helena, offers a special
premium Of fifty dollars to the hand
soonest girl baby under three years old,
said "gal" baby to be eXhIbite, at the
next Fair held at Helena. Boze. can
walk off Will, that prize easy enough
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-22
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore exieting be-
tween B. F. Bennett and N. Il. Givrns is
this day dissolved. All accounts due the
firm are psy. BILE 10 ME, AID hereby eau
ton the public OF 10 make payment to
sLy other person whatever.
s ~a i: F. BENNETT.
34w. Eoz@m.r, Dec, :2n 1876.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-22

Charles Murphy, prominent citizen Of
Butte, and we'll known thfouyhou' the
mountain country, died recently in Butte
from the effect of injuries received by be-
ing caught in, the main belt of his saw
mill. Mr.. Murphy was an old resident
of Montana. aud one whose loss will be
felt outside the limits of his imm. diate
home.
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Local Matters.
Quarterly Meeting.

The second quarterly meeting for BoEe
man Mission will bc held al Viewers
School Iou>" the Sd ard Alb list Sunday
Of Febi uary. 1877. Preaching by the Pre-
siding Elder SATURDAY. at II A. III. and Z
y. N. c. w. SANFORD, p. G.
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PERSONAL.

John King and Paul Mccormick arri-
we'd from the mouth of Tongue river yes
terday, making the trip in fourteen days.
Major Carpenter and party started for
Crow Agency yesterday.
s. NJ. Fitzgerald of the Yellowstone
valley has been In town for several days.
Mr.. Fitzgerald designs removing his
family to some point near Bozemsn to
obtain school facilities for his children.
w. Y. Smith goes to the Grow Agency
Ahis week on private business.
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Wonderful.

BENEFITS "Magic Cure fer rhcums-
tism, neuralgia or chronic pains in any
part of the body. Is unquestionably the
best remedy ever used for complaints of
this character. We simply ask you (" try
it and be convinced. Sold 1T the Drug
Houses in BOZeman CIV,
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Our Side
Still Ahead!

Jockeys brand of Crackers, Hard
Tread and other goods, manufactured by
HE MONTANA STEAM CRACKER
COMPANY,
ttelena, are still in the lead, Eastern
gods thrown III the shade) because they
ale fresh and made of Montana materials III
Montana by Montana men. They pay cash
Tor Lard, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Flour and
Grain. Send them 0rders and cOnsign-
mente. 46m3
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-22

To all whom it may concern: This is
to notify you that have gone out IF ,hc
Washing business, and now leave it and
the price to the China population. ~ l
Can live without this kind of work. All
my indebtedness will be squared up on or
about the 10Th day of March. as l have
the cOllaterals. Sat.
Respectfully. ADAM FILLMORE
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-22

WARRANTY DEEDS.
We have neatly printed Warranty Deeds
for sale at this Office in quantities to suit
purchasers, very cheap indeed. loft
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RELIGIOUS.

Services al the NJ. f. Church each Sun
day at II a. III. aud p. m. Sunday
school at 800 p. IN. Prayer meeting each
Thursday evening.
l. W. Is LONG. Pastor.
Rev. l.. q. Or'tenhen. Presbyterian,
moi, divine s'rvice each 81 Sabbath in
the M Z. Church
St James Church.
Services each Sunday morning and
evening ut the usual hours Sunday School
immediately after morning services.
Stats free and all are invited 10 attend,
THOMAS f. DICKEY, Rector,
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NOTICE..
u. S. LAND OFFICE, J
BOZeman, Montana. =
DECEMBER 10. 1876.

Complaint having been entered ut this
Office by STEPHEN D. PARSONS
against WILLIAM &. WYATT. for aban-
dOning his Homestead Entry, No. 700,
dated April IL. 1879. upon the w. ! of s.
F. I of Sect ion 90 in Township l. South
of Range East and w. / Of N E. / of
Section in Township 2, South Of Range
s East. in Gallatin County, Montana Ter
ritory, with a view to the cancellation of
said entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the
I'd day of February, 1877, at 0 O'cl ok A..
NJ. to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
DAVIS WILSON, Register.
J.V. BOGERT, Receiver.
1913 4Od
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% Bass ( Co s., Az \: OdC.l's U:N,
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Hail.

~ Genuine Imported cigars al Odell's
Hall.
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NOTICE.

9@ Sour mash whisky at Odell's Hall.
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LAND OFFICE NOTICES.
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Having taken charge of this elegant
Hotel, The finest in the Territory, I am
prepared to entertain the travelling pubhr
and regular boardcrs with
, 1877-07-28

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ihIthcas trOuAh sheer deAttHtton we're compelled II
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things Aro ca,s Of people 70 few IN namtcrs. Who
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ExKCt:rlfE CuANffYkK WnkIJY1Nt AnFY.
, 1877-07-28


81, Lorta, July ~. Thers Il I good deal OF
doubt ~ to whether tho mon captured n schules's
Hall afu consntttec.nen. or escR connected With
thu slfkc Or Worklnxmcn's party. They claim to
DO employees of thc liulchcf Sngar ltcnucry, and
Say they Ut thu lall TO AK permission. OF lflr
Executive Committee to scspu,c work. The foru.
uan ut tho seanary has been ssnt for. snd {! lie
tdcnt6es thcm they will be reio4scd. II Is STATED
NJ fact that ths Ezrcut!yc Cumn,ttsso and num-
bcr Of 4a leaders OF the atfIkc were n tho hulla.
lng but y few inmates before tho arrival OF tho
roice, qna
EsCAPKD THROUGH THE WINDOWS
t0 the root al nj dluinth3 building taence 10 IN
alisy IN tho rear, It IL also tali By those WIN
mingled freely With tho crowd slt OAR that COM
ml.see meetings were held this morning u which
twu cou,panlss 100 strong ware osrsaixtd. o&tsM.
d1!y 70 psSEet pFopefty' OUT esldsntly 'of very
ii i extremely dll,cult to obssIn sny knowledge
q be wa'ftnsne 1s sseeps ~" :. II,
developed oY tas acts Ut their sab'con,nMt1eea but
II u toltrably we'll known that The Executive Com.
Mtttse hat or7ant1ea eight companies Of men,
ARa TO De ARxKD. ..
1t has been announced in public speeches that
vii fn sae sisa III peef s
Th1A slate,ncnt may 0s Euo 10 ths extent that
niany msm,cFs Of the organization own pistols oF
IN orsanixatiou, they possess. aoy number Vt
weapons which coula b, made elective sxa,nst sny
A. the police and tronps wers returning from tha
raid on sehuier's Half. +. C. AurpLy's tsank
tactnrJ On stne stEcel. ost~een sceoRd and Thtfd,
caught dse in the uppeF story, and was damaged 10
sou's sxlsnt: An Immense crowd in,tnediatvlJ
eonkssgatcd in the 1tcaty llockin3 ny the streets
u sas. az
s6e sctne, aud dsnsFsed ths eru~d IN short ordrs.
Ghs origin ot The Ire IL not known ~ ibis writing
, 1877-07-28
VEG I;TIHE.
The Great Reputation
Which Vegetlne has attained Ia ai1 parts Of II
country aan
Great and Good Medicine.


and the large number Of Testimonials which aeo
hten cuful bJ ltA u4r. roncluplre proof OF Ita
great Fualue. 1t Ia recommended by phyrtclsnH
anu Apu hecsrses. Az \ Bfuod pnfiheE and lfcslth-
RtsIuTer 1t has no equal.
feeettnu h not pFrpareA for fancy drink made
from roor liquors. hfch dctlfttatcx the system and
tends u aettroy hralth. lnntcah Of restoring II.
hrn not the n.any tr.I!n0ninla given for tho dif-
fcrent complaiuts aAtisfact1ry to any reasonable
persons suffering ftMm lIscaac that they can no
cureds Read The different testimonials g!ren, and
nD ono eau dnuM. In many nf tnesc eaAea The
rcE1nnn eay that their pain aud NJ <rnS cannot bo
t1pteasca, ~ In cNeH of Ncrofnla, where, appa-
renl}y, tho whus body WAS ntLc n.aas Of Cotrup-
tlou. II Vexrtlne Will relieve putin, cleanse, puf!-
~. nnd cure EuGh dISc.ser rtEurfng the palent ta
perfect health alter trrinx diTerrnt physicians,
InKnF femctflcs. suffering for ytaFs IN 1t not coh-
clnsfvs pfouf, II you ART 4 sufferer, yon can la
currdf y by Ia this medicine performing auch great
cuIeaf II ~otks ia thr blood. In tho circulating
1utd. Il can be truly called tho t'rFat Nood Purt
FER. The great suurce VI disease originates In tho
blooA: al.d medicine that aoea NOT act Directly
upon IT, 70 purify anu ronOtate. lIaa any Just claIn
GpDn puhlic attention, When the blood becomes
ltc!es4 at ssagnsut 1ither ffutn change Of wealth.
ct ot OF climate, want Uf exefCt~c. irregular diet,
Or FROM nHy ntlcr causc. tho trgetfno will renew
the hopd. carry u1 the putri hunlotk cleaBso tho
stomach. regulate the bowels, and n,past tone OF
pMoic n,lud ~ we'll ~ In the medical pEofcsslon,
thRl tho trnr,lsca hnprIle by the ltgttd1te hLt4.
074 AEe nufe saEr. Elbrc successful In tho ut
d~case, than mineral R.etitctnrs. |cgotlnu il
compbsel Uf roots. blrkx. and hcrbA. 1t in ple1s.
mt to taks. and II perfectly safe 10 rive III infant.
u0 y0u neetI III DO not hesitate to try II. You
will neves regret 1t.
, 1877-07-28

HARRISBURG.
HARK,snuno. Pa, July .7.-Tna freight trains
started this morning cat sad weat On tho lennsyl'
yanl. Road. and srs nosln1 on tbs Phllade!ghia i
Heading 1tnad. A number Vt men resumed work
In the PsnnsJ Jlsshla ra!1Eo&d.shpps.
AAuCu CHUNK.
Lehi4h Valley and LehIxh L Ausquehanna Hua4s
sru VII ouI, ana sla lralns hare stoppcd runnlnk.
The Leht:h Valley oae,ss hare discharged al men
connected with tha stsikc. and will pay Ihem oa At
onee. 'rhs miners At summit lilll struck 70 daJ.
demanding advance Of 80 per cent. They
bread stuck o. poles. md aiteTsatd eonxTeyssed
maudel their pay. The shcsln snd Chief lsufRess
Aass I4sue1 4 proclamation euJOla!uH prdsE. xld
warning Ill persoas OF thu CONSCIOUSNESS af acts Ut
sioleuce.
COLUMBIA.
ColUnnlA. "a, July 27.-The strike hAA ended
here. Freight trains bSyAn 70 mose Esat and West
~ an early hour ibis morning, and will now run
regularly. ......
HAanlsaul.1t r.. J4Iy.i.-FseiRht.tf trains were
stated east anil wsst Oh the pcnusslsAnia lat'roa1
ston lhM elt} !hls tauFniax, au afo also n4os tns
ef shs nun resumed work IN Tho PeaasylssuI4
ksilssad shops this morning.
PoTrsrttIx, Pa., July :T..-Jsmes Hltx1asd
passed through Tamaaua lals afternoon Ia chassa
Of The t.o4l and Iron Police. llo 10 arrested On
ehafxs of setting ass 70 tAslsasuon Valley ailsoad
No norv aIatu f6ances u Loss Cr'sk Station. It
IL thou"ht the nleu will t<sumo woFk In the uinss
on Noaasy.
WOULD L1ks TO Hxsu4s WOKE.
PH1LAuELr1liA, la, July :.7.-1ha Directors Of
Tho North pepntJlvan!a li4!1svad to-day sece!ssd
Aeoum.tsS of snsIussts II D.; @ fa.d. ...klny fos
lskru. The Stlx.urrfs lsclalu all cuunectlon With
tu riotess aai Promised u defend tho property VI
The company should spy rautoas demonstrations os
made.
Of the Philadephi4 q Asadiux AaaA. hss Asusd III