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HOTELS.

LARrs HOTEL DIES HrRArGKRs, no. vIvIBsNE
street the Hrhsnse the principal theatres tbs
Bcu.vsr6s and he Paiais Roysl-h. gfRA v hes tbe
honor inform travellers foy that he
renovated his bosl snd prepared 70 accommodae guess
with large aud small At from two francs 70 ak fanc
day and large sparsents Restaurant available At all
hours escelnt table dbote baths and carriages
ached the hotel The telegraph ocss being siei in
the hotel travellers have the greatest facility for correspond
ing With their families and o<kers Hrencs and dgn jour
nala. Engieh And Do not confounf this
hotel with any Of those small Embellishments bearing Me
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VERY GREAT VARIETY OF HAVANA, DOMESTIC
a aud German segars be found ~ my establishment
At low prices fun cent below the market
Cash advances made 70 any amount
CEgARs sEaARs.-lcoo 900 SPEARS FOR BALE TO
- pay sdvsne clear them out very cheso at
81 bor ~ thousand % Op Figaros 81 % per
Dor OF sn per housAnd. This chance kidom 6Hered.
ORTgfNAL JACOBS t07 Broad
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PwRsOrAy-

REFORMATION wANTED-oF THOMAS DUGaN
When lss heard from be IN The state NJ Peunsylvs-
nia II about two months Any l1forrst " him
VIII be thsnkfully received ~ his sisters Mary Roy and
Catherine Dugan. Houth street. WILLIAMSBURG %
tue Of Jarnes CrBerOl.
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THE TURF.
ryHB LADIES NATIONAL EQUESTRIAN oosVKr.
To BE- held ., The Union cosrss. 1. L.

The msnagsmep, Of his equestrian festival which Dc
s.xp~d competition The disau fabsd
assful u female amateur equasrAns beg 70 that
o. gnincent premiums 70 be awarued thai
win BE- erpcsed For the scon Of the pubic follow
ing places In New York magnificent rrAnd action piano
purhased and worth I'VE hundred dolsrs designed 70
presented 70 the fair comps'ior who shall enhib that
cesiop rreats< skill ferlerty IN The
M the horse be viewed 81 The Horace
Wssera 33 Broadway The massive pl'chsr aud pab
iudeed the second best equestrian, and the splendid gold
aud cnamslied adys watch, set with dsmnss worth
u their manufacturers, Ball Back Co, 2T Broadway
Iadies from every pAr Of The Union Invited
for these truly vausble awards and
rece their address the will send by
pts rireuars fully stating the objects NJ enon
he ermSupon which ne awards are 70 be rendered I'D
dress THOMAS THORr and PHILIP LsyY, nsnagerstisl
beech er street. rev FORK
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SECOND HAND aoLp WATCHES,
- Two dozen gold fnelish patent levers and sve de-
IN bsd levers which have been worn, VIII be sid At great
bsreelns BIZ a. G, ALLEN, II Wall suest second foor.
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COAL.

fyoAI-a 5o.-FAMILIEs LAYING IN FOUR OR FIVE
~ tons wards have the quality OF Stove ess
furnace &c screened and delivered from under ever
10 per ION, from yardt King and lreen vfeh IA
Canal near Allen, and l3 Duane street Weu Broad
way. MATTHEW CLIETON,
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RAILROADS.
r,vvusyIvArrA RArLRoAD.

TIE great central route 70 The Wet Tine Al least ~
short and fare and freight low At AL times ~
any Oer route FOR psssage tickets Or % so9rae for s
yQk 10 point IN The entire West, cal ~ IRE
,o.ppany's ofoe, No. Aston House, New York.
J. L. FiTTOTr, Passenger Agent
Wv yopx June Is LEIGH CO., Frcight Agents.
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EpCUUaJONa.

EKCUps1oSs.-THE CoxMoDIUs STE AMBoAT WASH.
~ InGIoN Capt Thob Jones' and bsrges JEFFERSON
ana BAlf1hORk, IN hdfough order chartered for
summer excursions on reasonable terms Aiso small ing
rhh bsrgs A. reducsd price. Apply 70 A. VAN WIN
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, uns ANp asospso EQUIPMENTS.

I rHOnAs X B1aHOP,
No. Hnwray srera
YIN eel BIZ RETAIL nj wholesale prices, English and French
ub ana twist and fuminsted steel towing guns rder
assns percussion caps &c &s sportsmen win do wei W
iook ~ ihis rock before purchasing.
cyErrrR Dog-wANTED TO Buy VEIL BROKE
- spter dog for which reasonable price viii be paid will
rcaurr N have trial of sis qualities before purchasing Gall
~ street OF broadway, ID, from
10 10 "a N. Monday.
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gFORTING,

all the choose breeds Of dogs sor sale and Bat
ler,s pfable and 80
Sosiie Buier's new ~ork be dog, Desutfuny Illus
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~ steamer OHIO Captain ". n. Ferguson, viii MAKE
regular excursions 70 the Fsnns Banks on WE trn
LEAVING Amos street Spring street re'f s sp
Yates will accompany the boat couldh band. bsll
hehng tackle refresbmers &C. on board rsre escn Wy
sry compsns societies. &C, when not advertised for The
Fishing Banka
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sTEI-IJ0KNCe OFFICER.

uNTEkIL0ENC6 OFF1CEA
A IL FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS rMMg
"A ds,ey can obtain them q, the large new institute and
ions for donescs, l3s ll at OF 9Th This
ave home hss asundance Of civil capable help, W suit all
Conducted by respectable Americas lsdv
A LARGE NUMyER OF WOMEN AND GIRLS WANT
u cd daily N good situations ready good
city and country for fret rate families Also
Proesanis wanted Inquire The large institute and home
for comesucs, l3S lih st., corner OF 6th Az.
FAMILIES AND HOTELS IN WANT OF GOOD DOsE3
tic female help viii always find good seeotion OF Ger
msn, English Scotch and Irish ., NORRIS CObNERr
GO - 4lt BroadvA Also coschmen gardeners farmers
and laborers At this the branch lz3 Liberty
Terms modefat
AIRS YORKsrOrE q FOURTH AVENUE VI AZ ON
M hand very mise supply Of girls for families of rs
rank cooks cham wsire and sundresses
and sesmstrees Domsss OF every kind for
capacity, for city and country.
CEHvANrs or THE FIRST CLASS IN CHEAT Album
- dance and OF several nsons be obtained At the
rcows he employment soety Nos IS and IL Bible House.
\ lady in attendance
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g. an. Ia Wesky '.sspsrs q Deaths
nv nv Il New York. from The Sd day Of
-. % sSy ~ Ae iosb day Of July ,,ls6S
49, ~oa~ q, 81; boys, Isl; xirs, Ss-Total, 442
~~' xvi children, 200; malice, $50; females, 2O6;
ooiored persons, Q.
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TO PILE HAKERs.-WANrED fHaEk FORoBRs
hands may and Constant employment BY applying 70 NJ.
Peace Al ktay File works, 10th ST., Williams
bug or 70 sam wlnot n his and hls dspot, No.
tlAbery ~, rev York.
ToJEwRII.ERs-wArfED, GOOD FILAGEEs WORK
men s,o hoy W essn the trade. Apply 10 Cha elder
htpence, l6t Green wich street
W1fTsD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOOD BEECH
w moul1er, pho prscised on small work ho1e out
nv ras need apply Liberal wages and constant
ware Worts, Beadfng, Penn
WAsrED-A FIRST, RATE wHrFLwRraHf WHO
w un'ersands CITY work IN all hs branches The highest
wsfea end s0nsfsn employment eiven a sfeafy
Apply 70 A. BLAIR ColumbiA street near state street
South ferry, Brookivn.
WANrFD.-A PRACTICAL CAR ann COACH
" psnier Ntns situation; has hxd seveur years ex'e
rene n III business u gooi striper iererer aud var
nstT and lncesands caf painting ihron ghout has
jeccn ~ on of tee city % g'od sfuafi,n Tboss "
Wat ~ such one vii be promptly attended address
Ina hne 20 Car Painter, hersld oBee Tor ihree days
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A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN ne ACCOMMODATES IN
n private family with furnshed rooms; the house plea
sanity located 81 JOINS park and contains all the
dern inpsoyemsnA BreAkfsst required. Apply 81 80
Varck street.
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SITUATIONS wASTED-MALEs.

sfTUATIONS WANTED-MALES-
A YOUNG MAN, WHO Has BEEN IN THE EMPLOY
"A Of accouran OF considerable practice for upwards
s,nAble erns in oltipg balancing and sudos
Good references Address J. Hsworth, So huison st
A SITUATION wANrHD-By MIDDLE AGED
Englshmsn, ~ ooschmAn; viii be willing 70 spend hs
stands The above business In all lie branches has very
beat Of city reference. Address James, boz 1874 Herald
Office.
A SITUATION wAsrED-As CoAoHMAr By A
nsnss men Of bor e. and s wiling 70 make himself gem
rally useful Has the best OF references from his last and
the country Addres for Two days No 2A avenue IS, 6ra
siory front room.
COMMISSIONS wANTED-IN BALTIMORE BIT A
~ persyn who hss travelled several calling upoa
his services N be made probable Address
D. n. Herald oanse. until w.dnesdsy.
SNoaCrMAN WANTS SITUATION; woULDSrAKE
~ chsIge Of Email vegetable garden; is married msn,
he Of reference; would prefer he country address d
a., boI Isl Herald once
CrTUATroS wANrED.-A SITUATION AS STEWARD,
> OF head waiter By competent with good city
II No is7, corner Of Washington and Liberty ~
ITO DRUGgrsrs-A YOUNG MAN having GOOD
Wedge Of The drug business, ~iahes situston; has
much an Object A. suitable pisc. note addressed 70 NJ
sengss drusrs corner q Forty srsi 81 and sh sr viii
ragged present and thai Is he only day be can be Al
liberty.
yVASrED-BY THE FIRST OF AUGUST, sIrUA
w ton salesman IN an Importing site dry
he q %o % ss ss ys'
Phsdslphs Ia well acquainted with The Phhsdelpbis and
sse dsr, having 6ss sr.s years, Ia brsnc
Of The business Gan sye The satisfactory references
q cspabnny integrity &c Address p box es2 Phisdephis
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REWARDS.

TyARPET swEEPER.-wE ARE NOW PREPARED n
~ furnish families and foel keepers berrcks pa
tent CARPET sweeper Ibis machine viii sweep csrpe
cleaner than can be done VITA broom and without the
vance of dust They durable, not liable be O
and child ten years old with do the
ssrvsnts viii tske pins scraps Of paper hair a.,
quietly carry the AWAY.
wo0DMAN SCHMIDT. Agents for New York,
126 Pearl street. between Hanover square and wall At
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(yOPPER WORK FOR SALE-A LARGE COPPER PAN,
~ 500 gallons Copper stills hand from l20 gallons;
one alcohol STILL 100 gallons per day. sugar pans ana csul
dron kettles OF all sizes patent steam brewing apparatus
skimmers dippers LIQUOR pumps and syphons plantation
~. Apply 70 JOHN W. Reid agent McCracken's patent
tvepOratOra III Old slip.
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Auditors NOuca

NOTICE Is hereby gi:en. tha. the under.
= sgned, an Auditor appointed by the
o-!' oi Common Pleas OF the County OF Pot
'sI 70 make distribution Of the proceeds of tn.
'a't ol rsal estate IN the case Of Z. S. Tracy
~ y, ;. ID Martin OF February Term, 1855, No.
:. -, WI attend TO the duties ofbis appointment
: l'e once of the Prothonotary in Couders-
io'', oh tuesday eyeniLg & of CoI.t Week, June
- 4s'S, at eight o'clock, p. H. Persons in
arrested are requested 10 attend
coa,. II. }. OLNSrED, Auditor
O0udsrsPort, Ma Il, 1855.
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unseated lands of the Fox Estate, being lot
No. % and part of Warrant No. 1896; con-
tanning one hundred and fifty and 6-l0 acres
with an allowance of six per cent. for roads
&C., of which fifty acres are improved, on
which is erected one frame dwelling house
and one frame barn, and with an apple or
chard thereon
Seized, taken in execution, ani to be sold as
the property of Janres A. r. Greenman and
Charles S. Jones.
A. C. TAGGART, SagF.
Coudersport, May %, 1853.
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A GREAT BOOK FOR AGENTS.
Pubijshed tht, Day, Fs5. 8, 500,
Fifty Years in Chains:

OR, THE LIFE OF AN AMERICAN SLAVE,
WRITTEN By HIMSELF.
431 Pages Cloth. Gilt Back. Price 81.
This is the title of one Of the most intensely
interesting Biographies Of the day. 1t is a
plain history ot an American Slave in the far
South, who. after two or three escapes and re-
captures, finally. an old man, found freedom
and rest IN one OF the Northern States.
WHAT TIE PRESS SAY.
The story IS toll with great simplicity, but
with much p5wc.' and pttros. Waoerec ,lses
it vii! md i. sl.iGcIl; to y it down until It is
iiHisIe1,-Nl'ioHai EE9, Washington. D. Q.
Anarrative of real cx ,,erie ace like the abp I'VE
wtt hare far more effect against slavery til IN
the in-eAionsIy wrought novel, however true
TO life lis pictures may be.--lm. BgytS'.
Here Is 4 b ,ok of facts, str niger than fiction,
ani a thou sand-fold more thrilling; a simple
tale Of lifelong oppression, revealing trGlg ihe
workings of tie "peculinr insttutio !" in our
country. To the >tory-lying we would say.
here is story worth reading.-N.ssjon Record.
a THOROUGH CANVASSER Is WANTED.
In each county in the free States. to engage
in tie sale Of the above work lroucdatcly.
: cn can O.; zil,, Gfcar from
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DO YOU EVER

! 4 LAOST every one, certainly every mer-
"A chant. has sometimes very strongly wish
/ ed that he had a reliable correspondent and
/ friend living in this great metropolis to whom
he could send for the transaction of some bu-
siness or the purchase of some article. that he
could not make it convenient TO go to the city
to do, or to buy himself, with full confidence
that the business would be well done. and at
a reasonable expense to him. Having become
satisfied by considerably extended obscrva-
ton and experience that this is an almost uni
yerSal want, we have established our house to
supply it. We have found that thousands OF
persons from Maine to Georgia are constantly
sending TO US to execute orders, involving pur-
chases varying from IS cents to as many hun
dred dollars, and we believe in every case,
those employing Us have been satisfied both
with the quality of the services rendered and
equity of our charges. We mean that our
charges shall IN all cases be fair and reasona-
bic, being predicated on the time and labor
consumed. 1t is certain, that being constant
y in the market buying largely for cash,
we can BUY BETTER than any single pur-
chaser can. In fact, we save to our friends
much more in prices than the commission we
charge. No man, who only occasionally
comes here can be familiar with market so
extensive as this. We being here al! the time,
are thoroughly acquainted with it, and know
where to go to find every thing in first hands
and at the lowest rates We have found that
many Of our distant friends wish to send US
country produce to sell, sometimes the pro-
ceeds to be invested in goods, sometimes in
money. Accordingly we have made the very
best arrangements TO enable us to do justice
10 those who may consign to US. Our charges
for selling are usually five per cent, although
in special cases Of very large or very small
transactions, equity might require it to be va
ried from that. We haze circular giving
more at length the scope and plan Of our bus
mess, with statement Of our charges for buy
ing some of the leading articles, which will be
sent on application.
Letters of inquiry only should contain
stamps to prepay the replies.
REFER BY PERMISSION TO
Vim. G. Lambert, of a. & A. Lawrence &
Co.. New York.
VIM L. King, of Naylor ( Co., New York.
David S. Brown, of David S. Brown i Co..
Philadelphia
Joseph Cabot, Philadelphia
G. Baty Blake, of Blake, Howe 1; Co., Bos-
ton.
+. Cabot X Co, Boston.
Stanfeld Wentworth l. 70. Boston
J. c. Cabot, of Wales, Cabot d Co., ST.
Louis.
And many others.
\. 3.-Particular attention is given TO pro-
curing Insurance Policies, Life Fire and Ma
rlHe) in the best and most re!ilh,e Offices. In
tcrma lion furnished OF the standing and res
ponsih!!ity OF Insurance Companies Railroads
and other Corporations. L4u-tf.
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EHRlsTADORO's aiAEE. DYE

Within nutshell all the merits lie,
Vi ChrlStad0ro's never equalcd Dye;
Red tmakes bllck, to brcw transforms a grey.
And keeps the fbres always from decay.
This matchless reyitIli1.ng Hair DYE still
holds its position rs tae most harmless anl
eiicacious Hair Dye in the Word. PREPARED
and sold. wholesale aud ret.il. and applied u
ten private rooms, at CHRISTADDR0 5 No. {
Astor House, Broadway, and BY I'll Druggists
and Pertimers in the United Stats.
AGENT.-Gro. H. KaysER, Pittsburgh, Pa.
3J-5mO.1
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COUDEEsPOEeF ACADEMY
1S57-5S.
REV. J. HENDRICK, Principal.

VENHE Academic Year is divided into three
Il sessions Of thirteen weeks each:
the Winter Term commences, Tuesday,
Dc. Is, 1857.
The Spring Term commences, Tuesday,
Apr.E 6, 1853.
The FaH Tenn commences, Tuesday, Aug.
q, 1853.
Competsr: Teachers have been secured for
every branch Of Ssudv.
Glasses will be sU arranged that students
may enter to advantages at any time.
\ Teachers Class will be organized. in which
due attention will be paid 10 the studies usually
taught in Comm Schools, and the best meth
Cd OF inEpart!ng iEstruc ION.
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SrRAYED or STOLEN,

ERuA The subscriber, residing in Couier-
III s ~, on the sixteenth inst, PALE RED
,o", medium size, and with a very warty
Dag. Ao otner particular marks Any infor-
lA-Ion which Will lead TO her recovery will
be suitably rewarded.
MhS. CHARLES LYMAN.
l0uaersHO-t Nay 5. lsls
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Y. !. THOMPSON.

CARRIAGE WAGON MAKEB and RE-
PAIRER, Coudersport, Potter Co.. Pa, takes
this method of informing the pub sepo
lie in genera that he is prepared IES.$SsS
to do all work 10 his line with promptness
in workman-Ehe manner, and upon the
most accommodating terms. Payment fol
Repairing invariably required on delivery oil
the work. asA. All kinds of PRODUCE
taken on acceant Of work 1926.
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The 4AaHtic Nonthly for June is on
our table It's table of contents are, as
usual, inviting 10 all who desire social
and nourishing literary repast The bill
Of fare for this mouth is as follows -
Chesuncook, to be continued; La Canta-
trice, a poem; Leibnitz, a biographical
criticism; Loo Loo, irst-rate anti-Slav-
cry story, By Mrs. Lydia Maria Child
coL> luded from the May No.; Letter
Writing; The CatacJmbs Of Rome, con-
tinuedj Beatrice, a poem; Metempsycho-
sis, story; Crawford and Sculpture, a
historical and Biographical criticism; As
irvada.n the Brahmu, relating to the re
yolti in India; What arc we going to make
apartment question; Shipwreck; The Au-
tJcrat Of the Breakfast-Table, with una
blted charms; The Presidents Prophecy
Of Peace, a we'll written article on the
Presidents Kansas policy; Literary No
tees, &c. We would again remind our
readers that we supply the AHantic to
j urnal subcnbers at 81 per volume.
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IT Is NOT A DYE.

We subjoin a few names of those who re-
commend MRS. s. \. ALIENS WORLD )
HAIR RESTORER AND ZYLOBALSAMUM.
Prest. Eaton, If Union University; The fall
ing of hair ceased, and M grey locks changed
to original color Rev. c. A. Buckbce, Treas.
Am. Bible Union, y. Y: "Icheerfully add my
testimony Rev. H. V. Degcn, Ed. Guide to
Holiness" Boston! we cFn testify 10 its et-
fects." Rev. E. R. Fairchild. Cor Sec. Ch'n
Union, y. Y: Used in my family with ben
efcial effects" Re-. A. Webster, Chm Era, -
Boston; "Snce using your preparations, am
neither bald or grey as heretofore" Rev Jas.
H. Cornell, Cor. Sec, etc, y. Y: "It has re-
stored the hair of one OF my family to its o,i ig-
inal color and stopped its falling ont, etc, etc
We can quote from numerous others of like
standing in Europe and America, but for fur
ther information, send for circular to
MRS. s. 4. AEEES,S
WORLDS HAIR RESTURER DEPOT,
35-3mo. No. 355 Broom-st., \. Y
rs SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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The Sheriff's Sales make their appear
ance in our eolumns this week. We be-
lieve they are generally an Interesting
tale" to some of our readers.
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AnsoR g. Phelps, Esq, a member of
the firm of Phelps, Dodge d Co., who
have large lumber interests IN this region.
died in New York, very suddenly on the
18th inst, of disease of the heart. He
was young man, and was one of the
most respected merchants of the city.
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.Snoac-a very little, however, fell here
ON the 2lst. inst A severe hail storm
occurred the day before.
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Those boys who celebrate Sabbath after
moons on our streets in tornenting an i'd
lot, give the best egidence in the world
that their minds are seeking and finding a
level Birds of feather &c.
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Gn(na ann County,

Hrs. Lyman has lost cow--see ad-
gertisament.
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Rer, Andre,e NLntyre did q good thing
on Sunday morning LAST. He urged his
congregation to unite with the choir IN
singing the hymns. Now that Baptist
aud Congregational churches are moving
in this important part Of church worship,
it would BE- strange if Methodist Congre-
cations should neglect it. We hope Mr.
NJ MIntyre will continue to urge this matter
upon his hearers, until every person in
the congregation shall unite in the sing
Ing.
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The Teathec-that reserved subject
Cor folks to talk about when they have
aothing else to SAYS continued afser
the fashion of carly Spring or late Fall.
Our farmers, as, also, those throughout
she northern tier Of this State and the
southern tier Of New York, are becoming
quite fearful Of not being able to get IN
their crops. Every where we hear OF
cold, inccssant and heavy rains, and
prospective short crops.
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GROVER s RAMER'S
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

495 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
30 CHESTNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA.
stS- These Machines are now Justly ad-
Elittcd to be the best in use for Family
sewing, making a new, strong, and elastic
stitch, which will NOT RIP, even if every
fourth stitch be cut. Circulars sent on ap-
p.1cai,on by letter. Agents wanted. I3j.
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tNeM a0Gerti5

Notice OfApplicatiOn
NOTICE is hereby gwen that an appica-
y tlOu will be made 10 the Court OF Quar-
ter Sessions TO be held at Couder,port, Non
day, the ,st OF June next, for a Charter OF
Incorporation for the METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CECECH Al OsWAYO.
r T. STORY, Pres. of Board of
Il. H. LYMAN, S,cy. Trustees.
OssAYo, Ma =, 1898.
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