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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-04
DIED:

BERRT.-In Bpwdino. Onondaga Co., n
Y, Jan. 2l>t, Mrs. LUCRETIA, vie Of Nelson
Berry, and daughter of Joan Lyman, Esq, of
Podlet, this county, in the thir;y-second of
her age.
Suddenly came the angel of Death, and
beckoned the soul of our friend and sister TO
Il dwelling in the better country" Truly it
may be said of her whose loss we 80 deeply
mourn, that her daily life wasa living witness
If her attachment to the cause Of that Saviour
whose love ckee-cd and sustained her through
seasons OF great bodily atf1icton. The men,
org OF her virtues, her good deeds and gentle
words, viii long live in tie hearts of her
friends, and their kindly influence b. rs so.nt-
meut poured for.h. Although ties strong
and cndearing bo;nd her To Earth, she laid
as de with CEr.stiaL subini this ve>turc
OF morality, locking upon the past as we'll
spent, aud u the futare W tn sure hope-
he grief fher b reaved husband, her ed faith
er and her brothers and sisters feel, is fit
ting tribute to the love In, V bore her. When
such tears bedew the .rltes of the loved and
l~St, may MT tue mourning ones in due time
gather tnsr:from the blossoms Of consolation,
and be b,tter prepared for the.r owl change
when the Master calleth? [Co&AUytcArED.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

EYTHEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White,
w President Judge, and the Hons. Joseph
Mann and G. 9. Colvin, Associate Judges Of
the Courts Oyer l. Terminer and General Ja;!
Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Orph-
ans Court and Court of Common Pleas for the
County Of Potter, have issued their precept,
bearing date the fourth day of November, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and titty-seven, and to me directed, for
holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery, Qaarter Sessions of the
Peace, Orphans Court, and Court Of Common
Plea. i'll the Borough Of Coudersport, on MON
DAY, the 18th day of February next and to
continue one week.
Notice is therefore i.ereby given to the Cor
onerS, Justices OF the Peace and Censtables
within the county, that they be then and there
in their proper persons, ct 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of
said day with their rolls records, inquisitions,
exam nations, and other remembrances, to do
those things which to their Offices appertain
to be done. And those who are bound by
their recognizances to prosecute against the
prisoners that are or shall be in the jail Of said
county of Potter, are TO be then and there to
prosecute against them as will be just. s
Dated at CoUDERsroRT, January lltb, 1883,
and the sd year of the independence Of the
United States of America.
A. G. TAGGART, Sheriff =
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GUARDIANS SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Orphans Court
III of the county of Potter, shall expose to
sale by public outcry, at the Court House in
the Borough of Couderport, Pa, on TUES
DAY, the 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1853,
at one O'Clock 2. VI. of said day, the following
descr bed Real Estate, situate in Pleasant
Valley township, Potter county, Pa, and
bounded and described as follows:
On the North by lands Of Lewis R. Palmer
and Heating Co lands. East by lands of John
keating i Co., South by lands Of Isaac Ly-
man, on the west by unseated lands of John
Heating &Co.; containing seyenty-fve acres,
with sixteen acres improved one frame and
log house. one log barn and some fruit trees
thereon. JOHN J. ROBERTS, Guardn,, u.
cfthe minor children Of Lewis Warren, deed
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Social k1iairS3 ASain.--'z'hirG
PnaSe--l'raC1iCai suggestions.

EDITOR Journal: b and " Cou-
iersport' have been somewhat at logger
aeads rs youT remarks We're wei caicu-
Hted to harnoni2e ali difference equally
clstlhg b1tw1eu the two, anl perhaps
la, done - to the entire satisfaction Of
both parties yet there seems to be a
lite room not occupied by either cores
Ionlcnts OF Editor. BY your permission
will present my opinion. For the sake
g.. breylty and the convenience of the
composltur, | will address yself to tie
lrst letter OF your cJrresp) p)adeAt's sigma
iuTc. b. - in his article took the posi-
Nfl that hospitality is i bond OF union. .
Nmle | IL, ,ect TO tic wording, assent to
the trGta'uiness of the idea = Is. y Intend
cd to convey. C. demurS and contin-
-es - Il second thought is, that eating and
linking, or as - b. calls it feasting' is
not proof III iISeii Of attachment" &C"
ainchaS his denial oi - Il. position by
nyiGg Judas arose from the table and
scat anI betrayed his master. Many such
g.ses could be recorded " So well is the
iact attested that hospitality does awaken
4al psrpetaLte the feelings Of friendship
.ad attachment on the part Of the recip-
'-al, aad consequently cement the bond
II union between the giver and receiver,
I4at 1t seens scarcely necessary to assert
d. hospitality among the most refined,
Is well as the most benishted, is observed
oT the express purpose of renewing So
ca Intercourse aud Frightening the chain
friendship. 1t is principle reaching
a'"n into the very depths of our nature,
'''t sympathetic deed performed in our
P'eNence, for our benefit, to promote oul
n .4prneSs, TO inspire Us with social cheer
MARTY or delight, aud entertain for the
A0uent or the evening, awakens within
- feelings of gratitude and friendship.
MS principle admits of no exception, i,
. universal and uniform in its action il
cause and eifect-StC.," >" Judas" and
l-'y such cases to the contrary not.
outstanding. Judas Iscariot done pre-
.'ely as says, but his subsequent
''l9uet Is no evidence thar Judas while
- "nS with the Saviour and his disciple.
~ oot experience rcaewal Of that zen.
'nectoA nc had previously manifested
his llaster. What authority has
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&C" for saying the last supper did not
produce the desired effect on the minds
of 4he agpostles, Judas included?
Judas was endowed with strong pas
sion for acquiring this worlds goods
when the opportunity to crafty that pro,
pensity was offered, the sweet and chas.
tcning influence of the g feast was para.
lyzed-over- borne, by the all conqucring
desire to be possessed Of thirty pieces Of
silver. .t.
&C" says the sacrament of the Lords
Supper was designed to show the Lords
death till he come * this was its design.
and when He comes, it will end" | do
not question the design, but the inference
that our Saylour's coming IS get future
if the reader will consult the 18th Chap
ter OF Matthew he will fad that the Sa-
vlour himself has clearly painted out the
manner, tie object Of his coming, ana the
time when He should appear. Tine Chris
tain world, it wculi seem, have closed
their eyes on this subject. The Supper
originally had Il two-told object, tic one
mentioned by &C" the other so fr;nly
advocated by" Il" which alone commends
il to our consideration.
1t is q pcruicious custom to cat and
drink as heartily at nine OF ten o'clock in
the evening as you would at feur in the
afternoon. Plain and light Refreshments,
enough to give one comfortable sense of
fullness, is more in keeping with modern
hygenic notions, than a table loaded with
highly seasoned luxuries
In certain sections it is customary to
make custards and give to each visitor,
the amount OF a large sized coffee cup, al
50 glass Of wine while | have frequent
ly participated in the foriner, I kay. uni
for,nly discarded the latter A cup of
genuine Black Tea could be substituted
for wine
During the process of consumption the
guests, governed by the law OF affinity,
conversed on the current news, pniloso-
ply, Astronomy, Agriculture, and such
topics as their taste, capacity, and inclin-
alton pred!sposed theu to choose.
= 1t was feast OF reason, and flow of soul -
| should accept an invitation to attend
a social party conducted Oh the above
plan provided it was extended, and cir
cumstances were favorable. x
Jan. 10Th, 1858.
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Coz. BENT@N says:-For one, [ can
give no pektical aid or comfort to any
man or party, in any future election, who
shall upnold the opinion Of the Supreme
Court in declaring the nuliity OF the Mis-
souri, Compromise and in decreeing the
self-extenslon of the Constitution to Ter
ritories, carrying Slavery with it, aud pre-
venting Congress and the people OF the
Territory from saying yea or nea to its in
PRODUCTION or repulsiun.
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Couderspori, Feb. l, 1851 -
AGRICULTURAL 1lEEI'3NG.

= OTiCE is hereby given that there will be
~ a meeting of the POTTER COUNTY AG-
KlCUn1URAL HORTICULTURAL SOCiE-
TY held at the Court House, Gil TUESDAY
EVENING OF February Court. Members ol
the Socisty, and those wnuse duty il is 10 DE-
come members thereof, and the Trends oi ..g-
ricultutai improvement generally arc solicited
10 attend. ..In,
The Board OF Managers for 1858 at an aG-
jo1rned meeting held at the office of the Pro-
thonotary, IN Coudersport, Jan. 26, 1883, Or
Ganlzed by e4ecting Hon. Iimothy Ives, Cnalr-
man.. The following members were appointed
Finance Comnittec u. Is. UyertoI, +. W.
Knox and \. +. Jones. ~. as-r- . ..-
Hop. ). Ross, Aimeron Nelson and Seth
Tasgart, were appointed :. Special Committee
10 report at tae next meeting OF the Board Oh
The proprlety OF holding an AGRICULTURAL
AND HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION IN the
month OF October nsxi, ae.. a s. ..-
The next meeting OF the Board OF Managers
vii! be held at the office Of the Prothonot.rl
On Monday evening, February 9Th. A full
meeting Is very muca desired. Hereafter tie
moathly nIse.IngS OF tie Board OF Alau. gers
Si!i pe held Oh the second Monday OF e4ei.
month until other wise ordered. --. .... -. =.
BY order of the Board.
IL: J. oLMsTED, sec'y.
Coudersport, Jan. 2s, 1857.
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VI TlIEREAS Letters Of Administration to
w the Estate of ISAAC EASoRMAS, late of
the county of Potter, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, ell persons indebt-
ed to said est.tc are requested to make ilame-
diate payment, and those having claims
against the same viii present them, duly
authenticated for settlement.
POLLY VANORMAN. Administrative.
Eilisburg, Feb. ,, l35S.-lU:3l-6t
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MONEY SAVED.g s.
BY sUBsCkIBlSG koR
HODGES l1JRHAt OF FINANCE AND BANK RE.
PdHTt4

Because it give fuH, complete, early and reli-
able Information OF al Bank Failares and
changes; true descriptions Of all couute fiji,
altered aud spurious bills; quotations anu
sales OF Stocks. 3 n is and Securi les fnaI-
cal aud n 'act;ry All irS Of every n..t..rc and
Gind co Gaining Tea Times m9re original,
II pori:'Lt. and v.;Iua ole statistics and g ding
"a 'tter pertaining TO Banks and Money than
ANY iier Detector er t,epor er ever p25lis led.
Also gives correct quotations Of buyiag aud
selling rates OF Money, Land WarrtnI>, &c,
corrected by the most experienced and rc,p2Rx,-
6;e Bankers lii New York Philade delph;a, Bus-
ton, Cltcinn iii, and Chicago, Masking
FIVE REPORTERS IN one,
No businesj MIN can do well without til,
work.
Terms Monthly. one year, 81 90; Semi
Mon;hy, 81 so; Weekly, 81 SO; including
Book Of all the Coins in the World Any one
sending Us tive yearly suscrib .rs, will receive
4 copy Of the SAFEGUARD and Weekly
Journal f,r one year, .fee. TWENTY-FIVE per
cent allowed to Agents and PostmasterS.
eGS- The only work ever published giving
correct delineatlons and fac siinile descriptions
OF al the Genuine Bank Notes, i;
HODGES NEW BANK NOTE SAFE GUARD.
1t cost to arrange and publish this great
work over $4,000 besides years of time
anu labor.
The book is splendidly bound-about IA
inches in length " lU inches in wid:h-coa-
tanning 100 pages of Bank Note Plate delinea-
ti..ns being equivalent TO havins upwards Of
l. 900 GENUINE BANK BILLS 10 compare
w, III and detect the COUNTERFEIT AND SPURIOUS,
in advance OF any descript III any DetecIor
or Bank Note Re orter.
1t CONDEMNS the WRONG, by showing the
RIGHT. With this Book it is almost imp ossi-
bic to be imposed upon BY bad money.
EVERY BUSINESS NAN SHOULD HAYEIT.
Tne SAFEGUARD is copyrighted, pub
lisHej aid sold exclusively by the undersigned,
and wlil be seat Tree OF postage u any p. RI OF
the Country on receipt o; Two Dollars-twen-
ty-iire pr cent. disc cJunt will be allowed to
Booksellers. Agents, OF II the subscriber f'r
Hodges Joaraa! 1t' finance aud Bmt Reportcr.
Address,
J. TYLER HODGES, B mixer,
27i, Broadwag, y. Y.
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Communications.

Mn. EDITOR Who i, Timothy ?"
Who is Timothy" Lastly, who is
" I m1thy" A READER.
We are under obligations to - a Read
er" for the opportunity to thus publicly
reply to question 50 frequently asked US
during the past week. " Timothy is
Tluothy-receut!y better known as the
Nebraska Core, ,pOalent OF the JOURNAL.
He learn b. the New York ptpc:s OF
F"-iay, that the Cosmopolitan Art Asso
cation has postponed IT'S award Of prelni
ums until the 10Th Of ,Iarch next Mean.
tine the subscription books will remain
yPea until that day. This announcement
rather staggered us, as We expected to
earn by Fridays mail that we had drawn
tue Greek Slave" We hope they will
not kec? us in suspense longer than the
18th Of }Iarch.
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Auditors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Auditor
~ appointed by the Court to make distribu-
ton of the proceeds of the rental Of real estate,
i'll the case of Warren Garter, versus. William
7. Jones, June Term 1851, No ia, will at
tend to the duties of his appointment, at the
office of the Prothonotary, on Friday the 5th
day of February next. at o'clock, =. NJ.
II. j. OLMSTED, Auditor.
sCowdersport, Jan IL, 1851
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TEE GOLDEN PRIZE
15 .a- ToR
illustrated. 1853. Illustrated


The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE 10
one of the largest and best literary papers Of
the day An imperial Quarto containing klaHr
PAGES, oa FORTY COLUMNS, of entertaining mat-
ter: and EI6GASTLY ILLUSTRATED every week,
A Gift worth from so cents to
$500 OI in gold, will be pre-
ssnteo &C each subs cr1ber imms-
diztely on receipt Of the SUBJ
soril tion money.
TERMS:
Ore Copy for Que year, 50 90, and gift.
One co0y for two years, 50 so, and gifts
One copy for three years, SIS co. and ; gifts
One copy for five years, Sc 90, and gifts.
AND TO CLCBs
T. rec Copies, one year, S. co. and gifts.
Five comics one vear. Ss 90, and gifts,
Ten copies. one wear, Sl5 90, and gifts
Twenty y-one copies one year $40 60 and 2i gifts
The articles 10 be distribxted are comprised
in the following list
2PAckages of Cold, containing $500 each
5 do do do S2c9 each
10 do do do 500 each
10 Patert Lever Hunting Cas- e,oot
ed Watches, S4'S
20 Gold Watches, SIS each.
so do $50 each.
: 100 do S5C each
200 Ladies' Cold Watches SAB each.
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches $50 each.
500 Silver Watches $40 to SIS each.
loco Gold Guard, Vest, and o,n., s,oac,
Fob Chains,
Cold LOckets Bracelets, Brooches, Ear
Drops, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons
Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, gold and sill
Yer thimbes, and & variety of other articles
worth from 50 cents to $l0 90 each.
Immediately on receipt Of the subscription
money, the subscribers name will be entered
upon our subscription book opposite a num-
ber, and the gift corresponding with that NUM-
ber will be forwarded, within one week: to the
subscriber, by mail or exPreSs, post paid.
Ry- All communications should be address
ed to BECKETT 4 Co,
As and 80 Mehats Building, $50 Broadway,
New York. s.-.. ... lo:36-t39.
= ~ Specimen Copies sent free
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Auditors Notice.

NOTICE is he eby given that the Auditor
~ appointed by the Court TO make distribus
tion of the proceeds Of the rental Of real estate
in the case Of Daniel B. Harrigan versus Shell
den Bradlee, OF December Term 1856, No. 56,
will attend TO the duties of his appointment
at the Office Of the p othonosary, on Friday,
the fifth d;y o. February next, at 3 a'clsck,
p. II. HI. GLMSTED, Auditor.
-Condersport Jan. IL, 1858.
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Ne have received EmerSon's Naga-
.iae ond PataaDl's Monthly for Februa-
~. It's contents are ia keeping with the
character of the Magazinc-yery good.
We have also received Hrs Stephens
b'sA illustrated Monthly, for February.
1t has been enlarged l6 pages, and is
now supplied to subscribers at 81 per
auDUm
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who WIFI Help Make
IRGINLA A FREE STA TE'

FIRGINId 4 FREE SIAIE?
V&HE UNDERSIGNED has improved Farms
n and unimproved Farming Lands for sale
on the most liberal terms, in different portions
of Virginia Two improved farms, Of l00
acres each in Wood county, not very far from
Thayer's Colony, one at 81 / and the other Si3
per acre. Good Houses &C., on the premises.
About ont-hGlf under cultivation, the rest arooS-
land. These farms are about two miles from
Marietta, OHIO, and four miles from Parkers-
burg; also near two Railroads. Terms, one
third cash, theresidue in two equal payments
in one and two years. Also, unimproyed farm
ing lands in Western ,Vmginia ct from SO to
SIS per acre. .AYply 10 z - tsNs a-t sfsa
asr3kJ. D. fGANGEW EE, Bethlehem, Pa.
m u - ] ...L II. =. =. - sN
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lie would refer our readers to the ad-
Yertise.aeat headed "siouey Saved, in
another column. The popularity of
Nlessrs. Hodges & Co.'S Jo,r al Of F,
nancr among banking men, as evidenced
b. its being so generally quoted, sufii-
c;eutly reco nmcnds it to Us. The 'Safe
Guard is the most valuable work of the
kipI eXtant.
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ATrEN ZION

monTy "th taife or no iaveSthnsilf, aSa etth-
GU interfering c!th your regu'ar busi-
nessg !fyou do, read tbs adver-
fi5emeR;.
q Z. TODD Il CO., of 3s2 Broome Street,
- New York, are manufacturing and SELL
ing massive gold Pencils for s. each, (which
are cheap at that price and they throw in
gift or prize with each Pencil, worth from Two
Dollars up to Five Dollars, $40 SIS, $40, So
$40, SO, $75, One Hundred D.llGrs Two
HUNDRED DoLLARs, FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS. Don't cry out, "Humbug Lottery!"
lis no such thing. The pencils are sold at
their cash value, and all the profits over the
first cost are thrown into the gifts, which ae-
tually cost the purchaser nothing. The prizes
are distributed on simple plan of drawing,
which would take too much room to explain,
bat which has never failed to give complete
satisfaction. We have drawn and sent to pur-
chasers 1873 gold watches of various prices
- purses of gold dollars, 238 gold lockets, $50
gold chains, and a corresponding number of
other prizes within two months -r
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Don't forget the CONCERT of the Cou-
dcrsport Philharmonic Society,on Wedncs-
day evening of Court week, at the VI. +.
Church. They have well selected vari
ETY. o. pieces in practice for the occasion.
and the citizens OF Couderspart OWE them
large benefit. Take all your friends
troa, :hc country along With you.
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= Divorce Notice.
Robinson, No. ls4, June Term,
1871

SdIIIIel VI 1NoUIHSoIl' I NO. Io7, Juue 1tlWI
-... us. 1851.
Betsey Robinson L1R.L IN DIVORCE.
Subpoena and atlas Subpoena having been
issued in this case, and returned nihH, the
said Bctsey Robinson, the respondent, is here
by notified and required to be and appear in
our Court of Common Pleas, at the next Term
Of said court at Couderport. in the county of
Potter, to answer the complaint of Libeilant
A. c TAGGART, Sheriff.
CeuderSport Jan 6, 1858.
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The County Clerk gives an important
notice to Tax Collectors, Townships Off
GERS and School Directors, in our adver-
t::sing colunlns
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PROVISIONS

Constantly on hand, such as
PORK, HANS, SHOULDERS, FISH, SALT,
BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, BEANS,
@ OATS, FLOUR, CORN MEAL,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, DRIED
7 APPLES, DRIED PLUMS, rs r.
and many other articles in the line of Provi-
sions not necessary to mention. Also,
l7 a:as WOODEN WARE, ssT
such as Brooms, Wash Tubs and Boards, Mons,
Dinner Boxes, &c, which will be sold low for
cash or ready pay. Oats, Potatoes, Butter,
Eggs, Cheese, and in fact almost everything a
farmer raises, will be taken in exchange for
Goods, at their cash value Invite TIE at
tention Of Villagers, Farmers ard Lurnberrnen
who desire u make purchases in the above
articles, and solicit them TO call before pur-
chasing elsewhere e. X. SPENCER.
CeudersPort, juno >, l9S7.-lG3.
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The attention of Farmers and others is
solicited to call for an Agricultural Meet-
ing which may be found ia our adyertis-
ING columns. .s.
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~ There be some standing here which shall
not taste Of dtafh, till they see the sou of man
coming in His kingdom. "--MATH. xvi. 27 L %.
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THERE ARE MO BLANKS,

but every purchater draws prize worth Two
Dollars certsin, and it stands thousands of
chances to be a higher figure.
We want a good agent in every neighbor-
Good throughout the country, to solicit pur-
chasers, and any agent, to be successful, must
have Ponci and prize to exhibit. We pay
gents OSE OCULAR cash for each purchaser
he obt,ins. and the first person in any neigh
borhood who applies for Pencil and gift,
will receive the agency for that locality
Should an agent obtain valuable prize to
exhibit with his pencil he would have little
difficulty IN obtaining scores of purchasers,
and making It paying business.
a NEW IDEA! READ!! READ!!!
We ask nobody to send their money till
they know what prize they draw. ANY per.
son wishing to try their luck, can first send
us their name and address, and we will NAL ke
their drawing and inform thea BY return mail
what prize they drew. when they can send on
and take the Pencil and prize, or not, which
ever they choose. We give this privilege only
once to purchaser. After the tirst drawing.
every pu,chascr viii be required to seRd IL
advance, through the auth agent We
will send with each drawing the numb ar taken
oat, with full description Of the plan Of draw
ing. Address "a c. Z. TODD & Co.,
lo.3e-im. 392 Brsoms Stree, New York
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Atfm a1ufrtl5
NOTICE
10 Collectors, T0Nsl lsh.p Off.
GERS s1nii Sch0Os Directors.

A AN authorized by Isaac Bemsoa, Esq, our
IL KtP:eseh;~tiSe, IL gave Dice that .t.i Act
h..S passed oar Legislature auth ,rizing the re-
t,rnS ii Faxes by the officers ABOVE medtioued
10 tie made at any time prior 10 tlc l0.u day
o. March neat add That the same shall be re-
ceired by tle County Commiss- -onvrs. This
applies only to thuse who neglected to make
their returns on or before the F.rst day of jan
uary, Us the law required.
l.. B. COLE, Comrs Clerk.
Coudorsnort Eab IS5T
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Gnun ann Goantg.

r<a- Don't forget the Republican eau
Gus this Thursday evening.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-04

PRoTHOYoTARI ) UyFIcE,
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pRUViSION STORE.
Z. X. SPENCER,

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Offers Great Inducements
To BUYERS OF
HROCEEIES, PROVISIONS &c, at
" the store formerly occupied by y. W.
SPENCER, on Sd Street, North side Of Public
Square. ...
GROCERIES. ......
A good assortment constantly on hand, from
which ! will enumerate few Of the leading
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