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A Curiosity.

We have been presented by Mr.. J.. r. Gml.
lrbcnu, of our District with II rare curiosity in
the shape of large Shanghai egg, which j..
at least double the ordinary size. 1t probably
contains two yolks. a fowl which should pre-
sent lis owner with such IN egg daily, would
be worth having but We believe that unlike
its predecessor in the fable lis contributions Of
the sort are ..few md far hc,wccn."
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From the Washington States, 81 inst.
Department News

Arro,STMENT.--Mr. George X. IInrncr, Of
Stannt"n. Va, was yesterday commissioned by
The Secretary of the Treasury rs iirst-cln.s
clerk in the Office of the Sixth Auditor. Salary
81, 200 yenr.
TmE STOLEN LAND WAHrASTs.-Thc Commits
si"ncr Of the General Land Office has received
Information by telegraph Of the nrrc.t Of the
person who robbed the lsairl,ault land office of
warrants covering some 80 ,Oun acres of land
All but five OF the warrants have been recover
ed.
INDIAN TErST LANDS IN KANSAS TEGRronY-
We learn that the Department of the Interior is
busily engaged in the examination Of the re.
turns made by special agents Of the Indinn
bureau and by the hitter to the General Land
Once. OF the sale of trust lands un.lcr treaties
with Indians i'll Kansas in 1854 Thes. cxanna
tions nrc preliminary to issuins patents TO the
purchasers of the lands. ....
The Iowa trust lands, situated in tho Della.
ware district, i'll the northern part Of Kansas,
were sold Mt Iowa Point.
The Delaware trust lands situated in thoDcl-
aware district, tho eastern portien of which is
immediately west of the Missouri river, en-
bracing lots in Lenvenworth City, Delaware
City, Lattaville, Jncksonville and IIardvillc,
were sold at .Leavcnwortll City. The western
pnrt OF the trust lands were sold at Osnwkcc
The Peoria. Onsknskia, Pinnkeshaw, and
Wea trust lands, situated IN the pnwnee dis.
trict, were sold ut Pao,i
81 AcfiSG COMMISSIONER OF THE GHNEHAL LAND
oFFIoE.-ln tho absence oi tho Comm iissoper of
the General Land Office. Joseph 8. Wilson.
ESD, chief clerk, now fulflls the duics Of that
Office. r" n '-'H .''.t-i"t'' ~ !. - T. :.
GES. WM. T.:nAsxnL-We have already
mentionea tire fact that this distinguished and
ee'ofnene Tenr'essean.' had abecon,e hopclessly
anm insane: ne p~ased through Louisville, on Fri
- g..
lnnatic assylnm At Lexingtoi w II + stated
e%as eIoausis sslsaa ,s ears lie IN
gallant Kentuekians snnhpg ewIr,pf he .wa.' 70
pnss pfosSe. hum from ,hs relentless ina
cited and violent That bis ffiehds Wore i,;stsf
to confne him.. SISSY ss'fas ss.S bSsdSn !.
NEW Yoiak MAgEE1r.1-N MI Nksws YoRx. ostoBSsxs. :.
Cott6nis very dall: Flour'is aotiseI az liz ss,u
vanoe:of l0eFPer tLloi, Wl,ess u Lnoynnh, md
white is5wqtls, from o,h l,8s per- bss}oi
Mix;ses9sn n, I is ayseas % ss y 5gs peg Iasbs nr
Frsfghts fSr cotton to Livefpaoi IRE Quoted III
f-8sA irersaba .assssd 1sa ats.s ~ iissss 3.
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Ex-President Tyler in reply to Gen.
Pillow

Pillow
The Richmond Sonth publishes n letter from
the ES,I'rcsiient, in reply to chnrse made by
the recent letter of Gen. Pillow, that the Tyler
administration in the negotiation of the treaty
of Washington, had used *5uO,oO0, out of the
secret service fund in the purchase of the po
liticnl press Of the State Of Maine The letter
expresses surprise. that one so enlightened rs
Gen. Pillow should have made so ridiculous n
statement, and statcs:
If Gen. Pillow had taken the rrecauiun to
haze looked into the nets of Congress,
making appropriation to the contingent
fund for diplomatic intercourse. commonly
known rs the secret service fund lie would
have seen that the largest amount appropriated
any one years during the time of inv official
Residence III Washington, dill not exceed S3),.
600, mud that, inasmuch as the negotiation re-
fcrred to occurred in 1912, there lad nj the
time been but single appropriation
ma &c to the fund. and that of the session of
1912, think it would have puzzled Cocker
to have obtained $j00.O00 out of s3J, 900
| will take occasion to adj that the fund.-
although called secret. is ns public in most of
its outinys as any other fund belonging to the
government. 1t is applicable to the many
items growing out of the necessities of foreign
missions and the consular establishment of the
Chitcu >tatcs, which no specific n1proprin
tion conld well cover They are contingent,
the very term implying their uncertainty. The
expenditures for these contingencies enter i'm.
TO the general accounts of The government,
and are annually published, md absorb q
large portion of the fund. 1t often happens
that not dollar is Withdrawn from the fund
for my confidential object of the government
Such confidential objects sometimes intervene
i'll our intercourse with foreign countries, aud
sometimes have their origin within our limits
contingencies which it may hc imprilcnt Mt
the time to disclose, but which are intimately
connected will! the preservation Of peace and
quietudc. Some such contingencies arose du.
ring my official residence in Washington and
have only to add, that when I left that
city direct the agent of the fund to file away
in n drawer Of the State Department the
vouchcs for nll the expenditures mado under
my orders out Of TINT fund; and the day has
nearly como when shall be perfectly willing
TO have that drawer.aid open to the inspec.
ton of any one who possesses any curiosity to
look into It. Certainly. lie would find no
item for the purchase of tho newspapers Of the
State Of Maine, or of any other State-and,
with n proper explanation of the objects of the
expenditure, but little or nothing to disap.
prove of. '.'.4 "
: BE pleased to put down these brief expla.
nations to the respect which have for you
amp believe mo TO be,
Truly and faithfully, yours, DC:
3 To SIr. Paron.ra g @la.H aHaY''a
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. TIE PEEssuSf r.pS Tf1r M.xurAcroRrrs-The
coming winter viii be ahard one in consequence
OF the lending manufacturing companies Of the
country either cnrta!ing or completely sus-
pending. Two companies have discharged
over three bundled hands in New Brunswick,
.yithiua day two. At Manchester, New
<lHIiarnpshirc, the Print Works have determined
10 redsnce their weekly work, not running
Fridays and Saturdays. The cotton and wool
eii mills Of Philadelphia have stepped, one or
two merely finishing up the stock on bnnd--al
= are toneasc operation. and over i 900 hands
= will Ie-hc. 'Ihc Pncifie Company's Knitting
Mill at Manchester, Connecticut, is running on
9ao,t e tine gge oftwo paper mills in Tol.
land eousry lfst stopped entirely. The Troy
Z Iron coppseiee at Troy, are yet going on, but
'tLey nuke nsmore weekly payments; quar-
terry settlements only will be made for the fu-
, ture II. Georgia. three cotton factories have
suspended operations In New York there
must begreat distress this Winter, notwithstand-
1ngsshe apparent falling of in the necessarics of
life. The poor.-wil suffer terribly Reduc.
tions will be made in the number of. worklnen
=; in the manufacturing establishments here, and
thousands will be thrown out of employment
and the misery will fdli upon those, whose daily
labor only, supplies their daily bread. Let our
phlianthrorisls lopk out in season, and prepare
Tor some bencyolent move in time If we
ever needed "sonP houses" it will be this WIN
eer.--tc~ 1orh hay look
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EDITORIAL DIrFIcrLrY-Wc learn from n
friend in Knoxville that John Mitchelha, had
n difficulty with the editor Of tho Knoxville
Register During the recent absence of Mr..
Mitchell at New York, an article appeared in
that journal reviving the stale charge ngninst
linn that he Ind violated his parole in leaving
Van Dicmans Lanl. Mr.. Mitchell Ind repeat
e'lly rcpelle,l the charge, and twice had been
engaged in hostile corresnumlence Upon the
rnhiset with persons who Ind promulgated it !:
but Revived ngan. lie again met it. or tile ell.
itor rather. who made it, and used his walking
cane upon him. Pistols were drawn; il ap.
pears, but were not used. The laws of Ten.
nessce do not admit Of dueling, and hence tho
necessity of such mode Of settlement.
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= NEw oEEEASs. October a-'The money mar.
Ret here began tSfeel the effect ofthe crisis
exceedingly hard to make. Fhc banks are
Fh'ssognt!ng only moderately. md large a.
nionit OF hrst class paper is thrown upon the
stree. at The most eXorbitnnt rates.
~ Tieseffect Of tile squeeze is observed most
seIE'sabty m the cotton msrket-which has
7inlien IRON LIE II cents. Tor fti,ldIipg, with.
IN two days, The Decline howcvef. bne
.:brongi,s sllasefs with ready cash, an nnI
ovcr5, 900 tdlss m nll have been; sold at about
"a the ~ ter figure. "a ccnts.) .. d
e lrbreadstnifs, and, indeed. nearly. NIL arti.
clcs Of produce, sudden aud unlpoised for de.
probation has comalencod.. The conf tlencc Of
W. the community in the, banks, however re-
Ih"irs unabated, and such thing as s,,sren.
SION IS not for u moment entertained.
'ssi ..tixchangs continues very unsettled. which
aSi.ls materially to the difficulties of trade
Il IhheIhss: Ihe Ihss: Sitlson L2pdon have been sold at
par efsht bills on New York are quoted ut
rtreent. rsemioIa. aud sixty days bills at
f"d percent, Discount. -. 4 =. 80.
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!.. FaoM ST. DoMrxao.--3y the way, of New
York, we have news FROM 81, Domingo city 70
the 18th ult Tho city was still besieged by
the Ceyboa roops-formerly called Domini.
under command of Gen. Santana. 1t was sum.
,moned TO, ,surEepder in fourdnys, or else San.
tana's ., men wol.sd storm II. aud il was thought
that tho place w6nid he given up in conse.s
.queuccsi Five Thousand llaytien troops had ap-
4peareh at the Territorial line Of division, but
yefs hsM 10 cl,sck sby three thousand Coy,
p, ;lhcans Z Elis segt Of GOV ssrnInent was at Santa
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asYnE OcroHEn ELncros,- Pennsylvania, Ohio,
a.; and Iowa hold State elections pm the sssond
iPpifa}so elect State officers sasd members Of
Gong gfess: n innesoM 'efeets tStat officers
'en III SadA nsst ietfis soriap OFF Gers hre'eSf bo'
: f'sstse.tn y e RaAsas. .s,s ~ ssziiso s,iT 3
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Sf.SrEScEft ro BIZ HuXG.-Isaac. slave, was
put upon his triai, on Thursday, before a
Court of Fpeehoitlcrs, Magistrate s. Wills. Du1
Bose presiding. charged with rob6i9gaa aahtf
with grievously manning, beating and 7Bfuis-
ing white ntnn: After q patient hearing the
Court convicted him of the latter offence and
sentenced him to be hung on the 18th of De-
cember next.-Darinyton friend ~
GEORGIA ELEcrroSs-AuousrA, October;0. .-sIt
is admitted here that Brown has been elected
Governor by eight totem theusand majority.
Returns indicate the election oEsf&ippe f1uiefi;
can) for the third district. aHH ua Hiil
( (American) Cor tho seventh. Cra awiard,+ Gar
trel, A. II. Stevens and Wright, (DssnoSratsl)
have also been elected. Little has bcen iieart3s
from the first and sixth districts. t'F5$St3'sE 2
FRQsT.-For two or. three days past, tie
weather has been quite cool. and we learn
that frost wns seen on WedItsday and Thnrs.
day mornings at Union.-Uaionuills !. .leprsal.
The Newberry Mirror states that, In. an sf,
frny in Marlboro, MIR. VIM Dewson wa killejy
by Mr.: 6, ID 1Dowson 'a No PartieqIars are giivsus
The Barnwell Sentinel makes meation fa.
heavy frost in that District on Tharsasys ,isst
An Irish sailor, as The was riding, rssi1p.
paise;' the horse, in beasipg of tie fi;es
caught lis hind foot III the stirrun aud tI,e
sailor, observing W sexclaiitrHd ss's IoHtpoy
old Dobbini IF you are going to get On, i
VIII get Off Ftas5'p' .y'I' .a'efsfTDh TSsss;
.:.s..l a.ss -
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:'saGtsDAscEaT rsrk WEyf--The Chiaco Press
sfsaiysstite .Festesh harvest is. completed, and
- ,nege abundant than ever: Corn, barley, oats,
xbHeswh heat, hay, fall feed and potatoes, arc
all secure and good. We quote: ."S'.''
hrge fore Of choice butter will DO nd
.gdad to alre daly. Products of 1 the su,emer,
tssaed 10 quality. All Kinds Of roots ind ind gar.
sJSl Vegetables turn out well. We natter Saw
skaSsTDat aiI sbyndanreIof fne eabbng Zee, and
-Shefe are oaoss heets, tnrnp1, ETC., 10 snatch.
c<Sai+o these bpuuties' 'areto;be adledall sorts
':.oft sfui.s ihRtsfqsianssss So, !. .s[,...,
ysr -. asr II, ~ ~. :, .,5.
n. RnE kAssI EsaAt e 81 ssn: TIE, last great
Sspaast vas 1881, with
seAhs S6sie6sise 81 I tfSu tried States J,ahk tssnd
s7r9sF one tiasbsghh tbesa III 1Eislifp. those
.ysdss 30 900 houses broke. and took ths bene
ff OF the bagksaPt slW af. l8tl,.,- Their debts
.Qoe aiTaaielss rsgasso al,
; y 81 II; s;ssa.
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The Thespians.

This popular young Corps performed on
Monday and Tuesday nights, 90 crowded houses.
The Bills presented an attractive program
Inc, the characters were admirably sustained,
and the performances were chccrcd throughout
by frequent applause.
We trust that the suspension in the Ex!,ibi.
tons of the Corps, will be but temporary, and
that they will be encouraged by the past
patronage which they have received, to the
speedy erection Of new Hall, aud the rcsump-
ton Of thcir nrrecallc enterta aiuncutG.
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PERHAM OUTDONE !

FsvIIE Proprietor Of the " N ER { ANTILE
d q UIDE would respectfully call the al
lclJion OF the Merchants, Farmers and Mcchan-
les residing out of this city, 10 the moderate
terms Tor yearly ,ub,cri rtion to the GUIDE,
being to mail subscribers only 30 Cents
per annum, making it the cheapest family
newspaper in the United States. The column.
Of the GUIDE will contain the usual variety
of original and spicy articles, written not only
to please but to instruct. In regard to poll
tics, the GUIDE will maintain an independent.
tone, and from time to time will advocate me.-
Surcs as conclusive to bcncht the greater num-
k,.r
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SEPVEMBER TERMl85r

EA 4 l. u ID VI, =
County of Potter, vs.. {. ". Ellis Jane.
v. Smitn.
Trustees OF Bingham Estate, vs. Jacob B
I;edner.
County of Potter, vs.. Z. Johnston s James
Bump ID
WIN. McDongall, VS.. Jno NJ Kilborn, &
Rufus Rice.
C. Aylcsworth, vs.. ~ P. Minard.
George Andrews, VS.. Amos D Nichols.
&. Eycln, Ir. vs.. Jonathan Card, ct. vi.
BENZ. Smith, vs.. Isaac Lyman
Pike Township. y, d. C.lappcl.
Wharton School District. VS.. Julius Johnson
Isaac Pearce, use ofDJly i Doty, vs.. FrAuk
lin Galc.
Levi Aunis. rs. ". T. Jones.
f.. N. Carpenter, IS. Chas. Armstrong.
Barak Niles, vs., L. d. NIl.iams
Elias f. More, vs.. Morris :. Carpenter.
ID. B. Brown, vs.. Leonard Davis.
Hosea Cushing, vs.. Is. Barsc' &. Anslcy.
Saml Haven, vs.. y. 81. Bcutou.
George Ayers, vs.. Nm. Perry.
Nesta {. Dixie, &c. VI G. +. Dixie.
VIM T. Jones. VS.. Jackson x Rees.
a. ". Williams, y. DclosS II. Dunbar
Thomas ID. Lille, vs.. II. Couriright, ct. a!
Jos. \. Leonard, VS.. }. Stevenson.
Josiah Bump, vs., II, 5. Carrier.
Collins Smith, vs. Morris ). Carpenter
Potter County, vs. Hunt K Critteuden.
Z. ". Howe Il Co. VS. ". 7 Jones
Genlneli & CrcsWcII, vs. ". I. 4 4. F.
Jones.
Gilbert Nichols, IS. \. L. Dixie
David W. Seely y Vim. Perry,
T.. NJ. Carpenter, v. Richard onay, Jr.
\
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BOROUGH ORDINANCE.

Further Supplement to the Ordinance of
May 18th, 1857, relative to Side
Walks.
4 T a meeting of the Town Council of the
4 Borough of Coudersport, held July 9th,
1891, the following Ordinance was adopted:
On motion, it is hereby ordained That the
Ordinance passed May 18th, 1857, relative to
Sidewalks, be SO amended that the Side
Walks on Second Street, from Water to West
street, be built of Plank on both sides in the
same manner as on Main street
And, That the usual notice be given in the
Potter Journal, and written or printed notices
he given to all owner or owners, or agents OF
Lots on said streets.
ATTEST: \. +. JONES, Burgess.
;. II. SToRRs, Secy. 1913.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

N1lEREAS the Hon. Robert G.. White,
w President Judge. and the Hons Joseph
Mann and e. G.. Coirin, Associate Judges OF
the Courts of Oyer Il Terminer and General Jail
Delivery, Z quarter Sessions OF the Peace, Orph-
ans Court and Court of Common Pleas for the
County of Potter, have issued their preccpt.
bearing date the fifth day Of August, in
the year OF our Lord oIe thousand eight hun
dred and fitty-sevcn, aud to me directed, for
holding Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer and
General Jail Delivery, Qaarter Sessions of the
Peace, Orphans Court, and Court OF Common
Pleas III the Borough OF Coudcrsport, on MON
DAY, the 2lSt day of September next, and 10
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
Qners Justices oil the Peace, and Cons:ables
within the county, that they be then and there
IN their proper persons, at 10 o'clock \. VI. of
said day, with their rolls ,TecordS, inquiSitiona,
examinations, and other remembrances, to do
those things which to their offices appertain
10 be done. And those who are bound bY
their recognizances to prosecute against the
prisoners that arc shall be in the Jail OF said
county of Potter, are to be then and there to
prosecute against them as will be just
Dated al CoUDERsPORT, August 9Th. 1857,
and the Slst year of the independence OF the
United States OF America.
y. {. TAGGART, Sheriff
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As an luuuccment Ior persons to interest
themselves 10 obtain subscriptions for tho
MERCANTILE GUIDE, we offer the following
premiums Upon receipt of the names, pay in
advance. we will forward them by express, or
otherwise if ordered to the address OF those
entitled 10 them.
For 800 Subscribers, cash, S35 90
For $50 subscribers We will give a splen-
did gold watch, (warrantrd.) so 90
For 200 subscribers, an elegant gold
locket, glasses, worth Is 90
For $50 subscribers, one elegant brace
let, worth II 90
For 100 subscribers, one gold vest chain,
worth IN oa
For 10 subscribers, gold pen and hol-
der, handsomely engraved, worth 90
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der worth %
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For Is subscribers, l medium gold pen
aud holder, worth 90
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der, worth so
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y. Mercantile Guide, No. los Greenwich ST..
New York.
- Newspapers throughout the Union, by
publishing the above appropriately displayed.
including this notice, two months, and calling
attention editorially to the same, and seuding
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Canal and Water Power Company, al
the suit Of Tohp Taggart, Trustee of j
;. Silver ct al,
A. t.. TAGGART, Sheriff.
Coudcrsport, Aug. 5. 1S51.-3t.
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YATES COUNTY NURSERY.

W. II. OLIN & Co, of the Yates County
w Nurseries, have for sale a large and
valuable assortment Of FRUIT TREES
OF all varieties usually cultivated, THESE
Trees are young and of vigorous growth The
qualities are the most choice known, and are
warranted GENUINE. Also, fine stock of
ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBBERY.
for fall delivery.
Address orders TO c. BEACH, Pen Yam,
Yates Co., y. I. Orders LETT with ROB'T. W.
NILES. CoudorSport, Pa, will be promptly
filled lu:-G.ao
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NEW GOODS,
Low Prices and Ready Pay,
AT SHARON CENTER.

TENtE SUBSCRIBERS are Offering for sale
Z an entirely new stock, consisting of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
COOKERY, GLASS WARE, BOOTS
& SHOES, HATS Il CAPS, CM-
BRELLAS, PARASOLS,
|" WINDOW SHADES,
WALL PAPER, READY
MADE CLOTHING, YANKEE
NOTIONS &c, &c
In our selections the wants of all have been
remembered. The Gentlemen can find in our
stock Of Ready Made Clothing an elegant
Fashionable suit, or a substantial Business
suit, and we have Hats & Caps and Boots i
Shoes 10 match.
The Ladies can find Fashionable Bonnets
beautifully trimmed, or bonnets and trimming
good assortment Of Dress Goods and trim
mIng3; Gloves. Mitts, Hosiery and CATERS
And last but not least, corded and skeleton
skirts al3o, Rattans, Skirt-N halcbone and
Brass Skirt-lIoops; beautiful Jet Necklaces
and Bracelets, CoralS, Fans, and too many
other things TO enumcratc,-all of which we
are selling low for Cash, Lumber. or any kind
of Produce. FLOUR, MEAL, FISH Sc con-
5tantly on hand
". B. 4 J. II. GRAVES.
Sharon Center, Potter Co., Pa, June !,
lSj1.-l0:2-tf
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
OF THE
MAILS, AT COUDERSPORT, PA.

Arrirq(.
From Wellsville, daily at GIN.
From Ulysses, Saturday ut 6 P. NJ.
From jersey Shore, Wednesday and Saturday
at p. NJ.
From WellsbOro, Wednesday and Saturday at
s 6P ".
From Sinnemahoniug, Tuesday at P. N.
From Smethport Tuesday and Friday at p N.
From Ceres, Monday and Friday at 6 Pa
Departure.
To Wcllsville, daily at A. ".
To Ulysses, Saturday at I An
To Jersey Shore, Tuesday and Friday at A. ".
To WcllSboro Monday and Thursday at A ~.
To Sinnemahoning, Monday at AN.
To Smethport, Monday and Thursday at a N.
TO Ceres, Tuesday and Friday at A.
- All letters TO be mailed, must be in the
Office the evening before the mail starts.
June IS, 1851. j. NJ. JUDD, p. NJ.
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OK w l Il y T. s = T. = F.,
'~sF OK
THE FORGER CONVICTEDi

% w l 7 y d E $ $ L $ /,
THE FoRGER CONVICTED! :.
John S. Dye is the Authog. :
Who has had 10 years experience al a Banks
er and Publisher, and Authot Of -
4 series OF Lectures at Brodd,cag Tabernacle,
when, for 10 successive nights, over a.,
gsE $4,000 People"gssa Z
Greeted him with Rounds Of Applause, =
while he exhibited the manner in which !.
Counterteiters execute their Frauds. and y
the Surest and Shortest Means of -
Detecting them
TIE Bank Note Eaqr0reTs all sag that he ts->
tie greatest Judge Of Paper Honey hrng y
GREATEST DISCOVERY Of
THE PRESENT CENTURY FOR
Qai5ciipg coQQ1,rfsi1 Ba05 1iclss Z
Describing every Genuine Bill in Existence, =
and Exhibiting al glance every Coun-
tereit in Circulation
Arranged SO admirably that REFERENCE :
IS EASY, and =
DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS. :
BsEB"No index to examine, No pages to
hunt up! But SO simplifed and arranged,
thar the Merchant, Banker and Business
Man can see all at a Glance.
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN. :
Thus each may read the same in his own =
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