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u,VF ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS for

VI
P.b C. per Africa, ready THIS MORNING, contains the
s5owpr ,psndh EDgasings: The Royal Marriage; Toe We'd
dtg Cske MEDIA the Royal Marriage Emerald
r Diamond Bracelet and Opal and Diamond Su presented
N, Princes. Royal luvesture Of His ROy Hghness Prince
F,derk William of Prussia with the Order Of tue Garter; The
Brdsl Proeessous in Queen Annes Room and Staircase S.
Jsm..s Palace Bible presented Her Royal Hsnness the
pncess Frederick William by the Msid-ns Of England The
Roys Pair drawn ,hronsh Windsor BY the Eon schos-s E
can't Service Book for Royal Maas Decoration Of the
Burlington arcade Piccady Marriage Beotha and other Brit
sh Hsndnngs 90 EDgsvngsl Fashions for February PrZe
-pae, Nottinsf Poultry Pigeon Rabbit and Canary
show Commencement OF The Dartmouth And TOrbay Railway
AZ Torousy The Leyshan .owsd n her Moongs oa Depord
1xo. rage cut) &c WILMER ROGERS No ~ Nssssu.st.
DEST VIEW of the Steamship LEV1ATHAN
ID sppehTt IN THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, Feb.
s per kfrics ready THIS MORNING.
WILMER ROGERS, No. - Nssssrs.
CCHUBERTH Il Co.'S MUSIC DEPOT, st.
y Nicholas Hotel Broadway entrance No ee Spring
the best publishers here sboad with stosh of
million worfa
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HHE TRIBUN + A L NJ A n A G
FOR 1858.

Il FOR 1883.
contains In addition the usual Calendar Pages and A'tro
ponicsl Matter;
THE GOVERNMENT Or THE UNITED STATES, EI
seutivs and Judicial
A CLASSIFIED LIST or THE MEMBERS OF TUE
UNITED STATES SENATE
LIST OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Po-
Biiesly classified. -
AN ABSTRACT or ALL THE IMPORTANT LAWS
,ss,td At tb. Second Session Of the XXXINih Congress-
A BRIEF SKETCH OF THE OUTBREAK AGAINST
ENGLISH RULE IN INDIA.
A ELL FOR THE RELIEF OF KANSAS tr.peslng the
Bosus Laws which passed the House and was defeated In
tie Senate with the vote thereon.
past year - -
A CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE DRIED SCOTT DE-
CISION.
A SKETCH OF MINNESOTA
SKETCH OF OREGON.
THE THREE NATIONAL PLArFORMS-hrPusLieN'
ApEhIcAS and DIMoeRArIc-sdop,ed In 1850 complete
LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS GOVERNORS t"rh
ths ,ss, Times Of Legislative Mesng' Holding OF osne'n
Elections, &c.
ELECTION RETURNS from al the States which held Gen
Elections during the year s7 by Counties Confres"onA
Districts and States carefully compared with previous Elsson'
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Gbanres for Business aler'.

CORPORATION DOCKS and SLIPS 70 be
~ LEASED a; PUBLIC AUCTION-Sohse Icy c,, a'e ~
ths, the Docks Slips beossins 20 tn & r. e., G
the City NewYork which to De lsaye xICTIoS on
May will b. leased bids 81 rCpL.N CO. Hsi S-
TUESDAY March 6 1855 st II O'Clock n q I1e or Pir ,S
the term Of tive yeus The number and 81 al. NAV be
Obtained on spp alton 1t the Controller: oTes No 20 t p
Records and maps exhibiting the Corprsn Fnsne. New
may be seen al the same plsce.-DePsnmeb' "
York, Feb. T. Is5s
DANIEL ,. TIEMANN Nsyor,
A. c. fLAGG Controller,
GEORGE g. BARNARD, Recorder,
A. " STOUT. Chamberiain, ,1.,,ls
THos McsPEDON ChIr'n Fin. Con-. Board oI he,,
N@"' @N's'-a'" Csmusasioseu 81 tae Sinking FsH&
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
NOTlCE-To pHILAYTHROPlsrs, CApI-

NOTlCE-To pHILANTHROPlSrS, CAPl-
~ TALISTs. and SPECTATORS! II you ~Sn TO
iscor. aert !. he Lest chance ever offered Look
Ssys noS MsGsf sSTRsd 9 1 hs s % T eS Ils n @ l or
double thread which desire % psce within th' eAch 81 al
Tn. ca b. DOM without ihe pOs.b.s Of loss pu
psIy The contrary The plan propose would largely rim
fu and operation snd beside lasting benefit 70
the poor and iGiu';r"as sewing girls or women, e,
propose ssd w;sh 10 zee rasged ot u TIE oo"o
To epl. par,ie. Of csarsc,sr who posses. ;u capital
Mandatory mGnufctr, ssid machines s i's'thc
pubic demsnd shan require. ,
To pocur ttshe Show Sales .om, sud uisse tnd pi
in the SAID hundred more ~ The laid N. ,..
Tr 20 aspy ,bs for sale 81 M reasonable price . 1-
time wishes "a pGrchs noe Ana
ss. no, the The moHsy pay down & % 4 70 20 w & S Sn the h. o
and I her continue bng her wors and do on tue mschne
TIL machine whih could do in month weeks then
deliver the mshDe her, and she viii 90 swsy reo na hn
This plan can he carried with less capital than Trlafe.
support an Gsa for sIs & and Spt ss1see
iDs IN. mean, Of pPo AID p.yn. TOR nf! n zoe
that of than ell the proposed reforms o N"
dSsi ..r,,5 tv 1.,,s,. Patent, hu b,y. no, The
pecubiary ability introduce IN the here proposed,
therefore desrou, Of dpOsns Of al interest TO some party
or paites vond BE- willing ard anNos 10 plan
. on Sne s :, v No Sei Bsdsy ro"m No say sy
''0" Il ''' ''' = ''' '@'''' $ B. ELLTTHoRP.
DARTNER WANTED-m Grain Distug and
II Recying Houe or an ASSISTANT woud BE- taken, who
cas- $1,000 10000 ,he premises Satisfactory salary
pad with privilege interest the bu-Eesss a. the enG
.fthe year Address DISrlLLER. No. jSp.uce-st
ITO BUILDERS.-The Board of School Officers
IL Of the Twelfth Ward will receive SEALED PROPOSALS
for the ERECTION OF PRIMARY SCHOOL-hOUSE on No
lt2d 1 feet o nh according to the pans ana spec
6tou approved by the Board Of EdcaoD and on HE IN the
Clerks oe Proposals be- made for the mason work and
work epeatey Or the entire wok sud Will be
The Clerks office Of Gud and Emst, until
WEDNESDAY 81 MARCH prox az l2oclock noon ard pnst
the good sud sufficient suTees for the
faithful of the eOu:rsct The lowest proposal Will
necessarily be received and the School Ofers reserve to
thsmss.s The right TO reject al of tie puposals
JAMES MACKEAN, co,,,,..s
JOHN BELLAMY
"ANTED-By all Engineer IA PARTNER, with
w about CO., for e purpose OF extending msllac.u.
ing cash business il which there risk Address, Win real
name, for particulars Box No. 3S5 New Yors 7. o.
600 O0n WANTED A PARTNER,
PDOsOOOs special or active tsciye prefer re, to TAX.
the place OF deceased in sound unembaiEased al
w.lfes,sbshed IMPORTING HOUSE (pot DTy Goods, with
al equal capisl business better opPor
tlny rond b. presented Address with real name H. W. C.
Po.tOhce Box No 2 Communications strictly confidential
GOOn "A RARE CHANCE.-Any person
~ OOUs wishing In exceedusly lucrative,
excellent opportunity seiaon' oheFe oy
applying to GEO WHEELER 60, No S5 Broadway, Room
No l3 Cooper Hous.
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8retial Notices:


Tse Rev Henry Ward Beechcr will lecture beioI
s,s You're Mems Christian UnlOr, CD MONDAr EHbNNO
Peh "a a. the Dr. Cbspns Church, No 548 broadway
enset- Wit and HaOg.n Tickets 30 cents, OF APpetont o.
Pnncis Crowen's Broadway, snd BOrtons, SHAY.
New.York Young Mems Christian Association
No 81 MaveIley place. - Monthly Meeting on MONDAf y
kVENNG Feb y o'clock in ths HnVsT'ty SasRe al Au
Esssy "Hope" viii Be read by WM d. POhIEh, esq
Yo,ns men cordially invited to attend .
EUGENE THOMSON, Recording Secretary.
New.York Historical Society. .-REMBRANDI
PpALE eco Pbsdephis will deliver the seventh Lect9I
a the peYes the IN the Library Bhdtnt
sv eoner Of llh.st. MONDAY ENENIN0 fef' <1 a. .
o'cBoeh. ..,. ,,,o noprp.rrs,
TSsfets 50 een,s be OF ttzned st Brown % ~
IxS Broadway; r. Crowtns No. 699 broadway apa ~ 'he
IIsrV The number Of tickets TO be sold ined 70 ~
EDWIN J. BROWN, Chm Lecture Committee,
Morning Union Prayer Meetng.-A Union fIaye
HestfJs Is held every morning from 70 - oclocs "a n Le
toYeyp Of the Church Of the Pursns corner Of ons ana
broadway Pnc.usy 10 strictly observed b{ oIoeI OF Soin
,.rte4 on Devotional Meetings Of the New 1ok Young Neh
Sh.:..isn i,soCis.ion EDWARD COLGATE, Chairman.
Nosiee-The Committee Frauds Of me B1s,d OF Alder der
ysep will meet No. II City Hail. on IUEsDAf lne ~od
ss, At D. m 10 consideration the matter OF assess
..spl M faggins &C. JhiIdavenue from Ole, 70 Sothst
THOS. w. ADAMS, !
TBOS STEPHENS. Commit ee
MICHAEL Tu0MEY on
JAS. OWENS, Frauds
VIM TUCKER.
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Reai @siaie for 6als.

COUNTRY SEAT at Bedford, westchester Co.
IO5 ScTes with elegant bnidlnss ire Of inea1rsr,bcs 10
81, "r hove Also House acre Of Lard a. B.dso,S,
Mi he soa Sor 800 : coCKcRoFT No. IS A.Iehss. In:
ch.nss. w,l,.tN. Y.
NOR SLIF-The following desirable Property,
kelonsIIg TO tie estate Of he late JOHN &. LlNNEh
sfrTE iyyNIyTs. sur,,oy brown stone ,ror, BOusu
d LOT on the souths Of seth a. win sstA LoFn
ms rGITH STREET. No iss-Ths ,hrse ,or, trsh HOUSE,
with ..e Of LOT from the Sailors Snug Hsbs situate On Tie
por.hsI, slSe ice se,t ea.; OF Broadway. ,,o,..
tHIn STREET So. ssJFys ,is, 'TS.'py o. soss.ss
fwrLFTH STREET Nos Ia q isl East-Esht hwe'
or hc HOUSES aud LOTS situate On the Soi'esfy ''e'
sTATENIsLAND-A ;wOs;or, trics HOUSE Win s.f n
LAND, the north shore, lear tie Sailors sras
~ apply SHaRLESsc cTxxr Z z,NNsk; W
MadenlApe, Executors.
EOR SALE-wALL-ST PROPERTY = In
Consequence Of the Home Insurance Compsny having s-
euea ted By Ne s Susn "a Ss9;
Wi D TST oSsgPsd &c : Sy 'ssT ,5 mos; s ss.a G ALE s
Il. TSoTsny f .he SPeSd 0 'SS HssS. Ts:
through hre. aoe, y tSs building l., p b @ E
sadns gyers The whole 10. Tss properly dSa. ,h Ben, 10 -
north side Of the Possession given before the fs
For rd.,. terms, &c, apply to HOMER MORGAN.
No. S'Me,ropoi,sn Bank Bail9ins. psns.,
EOR SALE-A desirable two story DWELLING
j HOUSE,, with Ssbes Out Houses se, compete, sssd
HORI staten isaid, wlnn hNe mn W.
from The Scamboa Landing Sesnbost sors whh
the City eight times per day Immediate Possession sven
,Re S to I n SsIi sESi 5 Pss4H Pss Hd sSL the %
!. CASE ( Co. 10 Walst.. Rear Ofi,e.
I'OR SALE-The two.story brick DWELLING
HOUSE No l8i Allen s., above Stsptou.st Lc less5,
House 1870 IN good order Apply 20 X ID. HART A. Ator
firs Insurance Company No 10 Ws.t The pTesen.
viii take Lease OF the premises II desired
IOWA CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-For
sale. will be exchanged productive CRY Property
double built brick Dels House the center ofih@ city,
suitably sranged for large nies oior tr. esss hose
adjoining hi, property s newv finished dsel1ns via
large garden Sc also farm OF 100 near the e,,y
and opug owned aud occupied by NewYoh seL-
men For farhtr particulars address Boa No. 1876 Pos.OMrs
o cell al No. lS9 fh ay
NO. 153 WEST l4rlI-ST. for sALE.-An ele-
~ CANT four.story fut.clss BRoM<N-SfONR FRONT
HOUSE bu IN the best The house 2o6a ssd
the 10, 2xl2o feet with yard In front Of - set Tie
house BE- sny time and possession BE- given IN
March April To he sold the ewner 70 remove to@ ~
city. Terms easy Apply al No. 81 spruses,
VXESTERN LANDS and FARMS for SALE,
w to trade for city propsry.3oeo acre. iaaso:
1000 lows 5000 Minnesota 10000 Wisconsin oe hisoer
eooo Nisins 10 600 Tennessee, 10000 Mchssn fines
= COCKCROTT. No. Is Merchants Exehanss, WspA
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STEAMSHIP LEVIATHAN being towed to he
- moongs of Depford-See Engraving in THE ILL
TRATED LONDON NEWS, Feb 8. per Africa
WILMER ROGERS, No. q Nsssl'H
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few Lines from ID. b. McCnrtec, The dsy bcio!,
A. iledf fos

few Lines from ID, Is. NIcCartec, the day bcio!e
be ssi'ed fox China;
"Nuw.YoSK Feb. g. 1853.
"Srf FuLe Chm and his eompsnops are Nedcs
county Practitioners, who Induced by promises
medical men in charge OF from China
70 and turned that place They have found
Their 40 g. They have in Chius who
sueIng tom want and anxiety during the absence Of these
tir rro apd supporters. Although not occupying rs;
Chinese medical men. sing Flung ChUn
better education than mos; Of the Chinese in this country They
cannot sri ssh will coon be utterly ont Of fund.-.
Dg help them out Of the Profession but
:" d. BETHUNE McCARTEE. NJ 2,
Medical Missionary a. NingPo, China " -
Ary Donations sent 20 Mr.. JOSEPH LANitENCh NO. W
WEst, MI. L. {. DOREMCS, No q Pskpiace wal D. sp'
propriNed 70 their return home.
Tue Hunter Woods Benevolent society having
issued their prepared 90 supply the benevO
INT With kssct OF 80 andupwad for distribution among .h
Poo The sociy viii from their fund derived IRON the
ward the seyiaon Of the distress which prevails to ges
s1en; snong the families who have been thrown ou; OF
snpJnt this Winter but 600 iosyes Of bread will soon De
ed TIE Scety win the sid OF those VINO can
afford 70 assist them mission Such assistance
% pe o. by the purchase Of bread tickets thus en-
ses ~ Society 20 keep their tickets in constant circulation
ssien and uost economical method OF aaodius relief The
bose arr pay up IN packages Of $50 charge Of only f5 aud
of the Sos,yi }. II Hobart Wsrd Presde,L CITY Arnory
Of Eio aud Whi;ests w Tsda TIessnfer No III
Esst iSbs D. Lee PeIbin Secretary No is West Isths
d. No. lel 2Sv. G. Godfrey (icther No AZ Nsssn
yabsha SDetben, NJ. q BeekDAn,st.
ktrita unis Metal Fluid Lsmp..-A lars. ,.so,,,er,
Of rSsyy, well made BRITANNIA LAMPS Sr baries cam
pbeoe ard Spin, Gos. O~-
Tbsy pstIncted A. 20 render them s. with
~ orsfi,ayy .ays IN Ming tLe m ' ~
No sscn; Is lUoD 10 have occurred from purchased
LCCivs 4.-.gJ, M ~ p--1..s
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COUNTRY SEAT at Bedford, Westchester Co. .,
iO5 s1es with elegant endings ire of neanb,bcs q,
sEI or TRADE for rood City Property Ao 81 igi
Are. rear sbove Also House and acre Of Lard Bedord
viii be sud FOR $500 : CoCkCROFT, No Is Aerehsnss Ia
chaus, W.ust y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

LeweIl Lectures-Clnton Hall Trestment Of Soosal
DsSes Six Lectures Psuperism and Crne by the key
D. BELLOWS, on MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS
"a oslosk commencing Feb l. Tekeis So for the course to
b sd at AIgetons Fracs CroweEs ard Prices Book Stores
sd Of Sehannberg Luis Admission 10 single Lectures, af
ss0is, payable 81 the door,
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printins.
6tationerp ano fanfp GOODS.

CLOTE and JAMES,
- STATfONERS PRINTERS and BLANK BOON MAsC-
fACTURERs, No. 80 Futonst. Orders respectfully soieu.
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TEANS.- --si.25 FER kMNUN.

a letter published in the Uaion; so there
can be 10 doubt of it. The only thiagof
a serious nature charged against Mr.
Helper was the statement by Mir. Wright
that he was "tall" and dark" and had
"a rather savage and sinister look" Mr..
Helper, considering that he is sn oppo-
nent Of slavery, has been let olf very
chcaply. He has been yiliifed by Il
North Carolina Senator, assaulted by
North Carolina member OF Congress, fined
for doing what every man in Washington
is known to do, and put upder bonds to
keep the peace for six months. Mr.
Wright gives it as his opinion that Help
er intended to assassiuate coneboiy,
though he only used his fists to defend
himself when he was struck, and thinks
it was "0ne of the most datermiuately
wicked and unprovoked assaults be ever
witnessed" But after al, it must be u
great satisfaction to know that somebody
has been punished Tor an assault ia
Washington, even though 1t was the maa
who was assaulted-N. T. Times.
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'0RT, POTTER COUNTY Pa, THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1859

and coloring; and, consequently, to those
who never could boast either OF these lat
ter, years give much more than they take
away. A sensitive person often requires
half a lifetime to get thoroughly used t.
this corporal machine, to attain whole
some Indifference both to its defects aai
erfections-and to learn at last, what no
body would acquire from any teacher but
experience, that it is the mind alone which
is Of any consequence that, with gool
temper, sincerity, and a moderate stock OF
brains-or even the two former onl y-any
sort of body can in time be made useful,
respectable and agreeable, as a travelling
dress for the soul. Many one, who was
absolutely plainin youth, thus grows pleas
ant and well-looking in declining years.
You viii hardly ever fud anybody, not
ugly in mind, who is repulsively ugly IN
person after middle life.
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Rea1ing f0r ttEbe ttEbe gaoies.
(TO BE READ IL PRIVATE.)
ON FEMALES GROWING Old.

The following venturous essay on the
most delicate Of subjects is from Chunl-
bers's Et}injuryh Joarnat;
"Growing old. A time we talk of, and
jest or moralize over, but find almost im-
possible TO realize-at least to ourselves.
ia others, we can see its approach clear
cr; yet even then We are slow to recognize
it. What, Miss So-and-so looking old
did you say! Impossible: she is quite
a young person only year older than |
-ana that would make her just.
Bless me | am forgetting how time goes
on. 1es'--with u faint depreciation which
truth torbids you to contradict, and polite
ness to notice. suppose We are neither
Of US so young as we used to be-
Without doubt it is trying crisis in
a woman's life-a single woman partlcu-
llrly-waen she begins to suspect she is
'not SO young as she used to be- that,
after crying Wolf ever since the respect
able maturity Of seventeen-as some young
ladies are fond of doing, to the extreme
amusemento of their friends-the grim wolf,
old age, is actually showing his teeth in
the distance; and no courteous blindness
on the part ofthose said friends, no alarm
ed Indifference on hel own, can neutralize
the fact that he is, if still far off, in sight,
And, however charming ly poetlcal he may
appear to sweet fourteeD -a-half, who
writes melancholy verses about | wish |
were again child or merry three-and-
twenty, who preserves in silver paper 'my
first gray hair old age, viewed as near
approaching reality, is-quite another
thing,
ITO feel that you have had your fair
half at least Of the ordinary term of years
allotted to mortals that you haze no right
to expect to be any handsomer, or strong
er, or happier thar you are now; that you
have climbed to the summit Of life, whence
the next step must necessarily be deca-
dence; ay, though you do not feel it
though the air may be as fresh, and the
view as grand-stiil, you know that it is
so. Slower or faster. you are going down
hill. 10 those who go 'hand-jn-hand,
'And sleep thegither at the foot,
it may be safer and sweetor descent but
am writing Tor those who have to make
the descent alone.
i" 1t is not a pleasant descent at the be-
ginning. When you Gnd at parties that
you are not asked TO dance as much As
Formerly, aud your partners are chiefly
stout, l4idde-aged gentlemen and slin
lads, who blush terribly, and require q
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T Written for the Potter Journal.
FOR ME.

hear brooklet gushing free,
From rocky fountains near;
1t kisses pebbles, far TO see,
And something whispers, It's for me-
For ME, tie brooklet clear.
hear tiny rarblers song
From yonder elm-vooi tree
No notes more sweet from human tongue;
l fondly hope it may prolong
Its happy lay for me-.
Bright woodland f3wer5 bloom all around
As fair as fair can be;
Their sweet perfumes, like music's sound,
l ever prize-aud these abound
In Nature. sure, for me.
l hear-(ah throbbing heart, be still y
! think hear loves tone
From 'hilden depths such accents thrill
iHow dare lisp it?-yet | '0i}O-
That heart is ALL NY OWN.
! list for more to call it mine;
But something whispers: Hstay-
These bind to eIFth though they are thine
BE God, in Heaven, the only shrine
At which to worship and obey
1LEvEN MILE, PA, April, 1858. S. N. l.
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qrlglnal 4luetry,
Written for tae Potter J0uraai.1
THOUGHTS ON A DAGUER-
REOTYPE.
INSCRIBED TO THE ORIGINAL.

JENNIE. dear, your form and feature,
Almost life-like, now | see -
Only speak, and kiss me, darling
Waud'rer from our threshold tree.
Oh that smile, so sweet and soothing,
Ever to my heart appears
Like ray Of ftful sunshine
Sunshine clouded, NOW, with tears.
Those dark eyes, so blue and witching,"
Speak to mine in silence now;
Ana deep thoughts, Of priceless value,
Can be read on that fair brow.
Here sit, and, fondly gazing,
Seem to think yoa'll speak my name:
But, alas there's something wanting
That sweet smile remains the same.
Yes, the laughing, mild expression,
OF those eyes so deeply blue,
Changes not,-while am weeping
Thus, so far from home and you.
All 'tis true there's something missing
Something that EVER miss -
'Tis your friendly grasp, my JENNIE,
And your unrcsisting kiss.
ELEVEN MILE, Pa, April, 1853. S. NJ. L
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+. z. HARRINGTON,

Coudersport, Pa, having engag
ed a window in SchoQmaker Il Jackson
Store will cary on the Watch and Jewelry
business there. A fns assortment OF jew
elry constantly on hand. Watches and
Jewelry carefully repaired, in the best style.
Oh the shortest notice-all work warranted.
9:S4
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HENRY j. OLNSTED.

(sUccEssoR TO JAMES W. saITH,)
DEALER IN STOVES, TN & SHEET IRON
WARE, Main St, nearly opposite the Cour-
House, Coudersport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
lfen Ware made to order, in good style, on
short notice. l0:I
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O. T. ELLISON,

PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens of the viii
lage and vicinity that he will promptly re-
spond to ell calls for professional services.
Office on Main ST., in building formerly oc-
cupied by G. W. Ellis, Esq. 9:22
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COUpERSPORT HOTEL.

D. +. GLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner OF
Main and Second Streets, Couiersport, Pot
ter Co., Pa 9:44
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Business CARDS,
JOHN S, MANN,

JOHN S, MANN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudersport, Pa, will attend the several
Courts in Potter and MKean Counties. All
business entrusted in his care will receive
prompt attention. Office cn Main ST., oppo-
site the Court House lOsi
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ALLEGANY HOUSE.

NJ MILLS, Proprietor, Colegburg
Potter Co., Pa, seven miles north Of Cou-
dersport, su the Welisyille Road. e:44
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M. w. MANN,

DEALER IN BOOKS Il STATIONERY, MAG
AZINES and Music, n. W. corner of Main
and Third sts., Coudcrsport, Pa. l0;I
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". K. KING.

SURVEYOR, DRAFTSNAN AND CONVEY
ANGER, Smethport, MAean Co, Pa, VIII
attend TO business for nonresident land
holders, upon reasonable terms. Rcferen-
ces given if required. 2. Snaps of any
part of the County made to order 9:I3
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ARTHUR G. OLMSTED.

ATTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR At LAW,
Coudersport, Pa, Will attend TO all business
entrusted % his care, with promptnes and
fidelity. Office in Temperance Block, sec
ond floor, Main St. l0:I
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ISAAC BENSON.
l.. 2. WILLISTON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, WcIlsboro, Tioga Co.,
Pa, will attend the Courts in Potter ana
Mkean Counties. 9.l3
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COLLINS SMITH.
:. a. JONES.


DEALER IN DRY GOODS, READY-MADE
Clothing, Crockery, Groceries, &C., Main St,
CeuderSport, Pa. lO:l
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+. w. KNOX,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudcrsport, Pa, viii
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
the adjoining Counties. lo;l
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Il. w. BENTON,

SUSVEYOR AND CONYEYANCER, Ray
Mond 2. O., (AlIcgany Tp.,) Potter Co., Pa,
will attend to all business III his line, with
care and dispatch. 9:23
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