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W - | r. il i q l. h
lu III. ry.b,t would ,atI ilic aucttiun u
n.'., ui',r.trd in ,ntu Di,,,a 70. It' all
ralo l.S,c ."i Whrrl t'. 'onl rot'"ttd
lLcN have tie, severely tc-tuu So .i. 900 ~ Il
apid we'd IRON nhG wUpd Nhttin. and ~ all cases
when piopci, put a., have poy"d tnen superi-
unty
The following n,e -o,nr Of lI d ,panlase, we
claim Tor the wheel;
lat, They will give e. .Irat per c".i l'ower
al the water Il, any Other wheel, az much IS
cost.
"a, They are placed insiir the hntn,, near the
surface OF the water, con-e,ueuu! i.', o,ru,N
no space out ,dc the tumc, and ule eH,il, Access
sible.
80, They ale never aiitct''t ID, ,"'' n"' Inn
dered by zee.
18th, they me mot liable to Oh 'r,.''i,un by
leaves, sticks, saw-dusf, &c., ,o, 100 b. brokenby
anything getting into them
5th, They can be run Wlliiuut kcnttng, getting
the power entirely with u,ls, uud .te equally APP
plicable 10 horizontal 81 @. upupo h'its.
9th, They can lie - constructed H. tu perform
any number al revolutions up lu 3uO0 pet minute
aud hence are pcrunar.y adapted 3" 0u,h -
quirinP high -pre' ~ tbs ala" tInr l., In4 eqnlly
applicable tonl other "-e-
The wiire,s when -nld nlt cuml,i,u. witli ,nalt,
frame and dtNiti. puilrf HdN trn 'it onto, and
cal, be alui"rd ~ L.. ptic, ihhh amy y her
wheels nov u-e We ,hond o. happy 10 hear
I ON parties III want # Whrc ..td inr the lake
oi introducing thrih We viii personally canine
p velegr, pui III the wheels ~ our u~n risk
and II tliey do net perform a. W" -,N 10. wa
.akr them - Il, ANA unqu ipn. q. hid. l,.r iur-
ther pailicu addrr>-
t,EovtR X IA lkEiNuruN, sole Agents,
llpir lfon Foundry ana ,lounIe ,uup.
bennington, VT.
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WRAPPING ERR

Over 1000 lbs Wrapping Paper, just received
including Manila. Hemp, Rag and Straw, all
,izes and weights, to which the attention OF mer-
chants and consumers is invited. We ntendto
make this prominent branch Of our business,
aud Merchants may depend upon finding large
stock, all Of which will be sold at LoU Pricss.
Please call and examine.
H. COPELAND.
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PIANOS AND MELODEONS.

Also Pianos Tuned.
The undersigned can and viii sell Pianos from
amy all the principal makers in Boston, New
York and Albany, Tor less than can be found any
where else north OF the city of Troy. They in
vte any one about to purchase to call and exam
inc Tor themselves. Every instrument fully
warranted and kept in tune one year free Of
charge. Mr.. A. W. Powers will continue to tune
Pianos in MiddlebuTy. Cornwall and Bridport,
three times year until further notice is given.
Next regular time o tuning at Middlebury, first
week in August. PARTRIDGE POWERS.
Burlington July :, 1855 ls;ly
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Bread the staff of Life,n

The subscribers being aware OF the truth of Q
sbove have taken a " deal Of pains" to procure
the material that will make good bread Being
satisfied that we have accomplished our object,
OF Superhne, Fancy, Extra and Double Extra
Flour, from Western and other Mills, which we
will sell at prices as low AS the same grades can
be procured in Burlington or amy other town on
the borders Of the lake or elsewhere.
Our Double Extra Flour is manufactured from
White Kentucky Wheat, and odrrdaitd no. inte
rior to any made,
Al grades OF Flour sold by Us rdrrdnfsd as
good as represented.
June 80. CHAPMAN x BARBOUR
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PAPER IlANGINGS

Another addition 10 my stock Of
WALL PAPERS,
this day received. l.. BECkWlIH.
April g. 1859.
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Fire Proof Safes in the World

ARE THE MARYLAND PATENT
CERTIFICATES or APPROVAL, IN COMPARISON
WITH OTHER SAFES.
Grafton, December Sd, 1855.
Alessrs. Sheuvin ond Burgess, Agents for Mar
lands Patent Fire Proof Ssfe-Gentiemen II
have examined the Msrland's Patent Safe ia
your store. and so far ms am able TO Judge oil its
Fire Proof Qualities, believe the principles up
ON which It Is built, the most reliable in resisting
heat, Of any Fire Proof Safe that has come un.
der my observation, and particularly recommend
it to the attention OF our Probate Districts that
are now supplying themselves. for the preserva-
ton OF their Records. BENZ. W. DEAN,
Sec. Of State.
BrattlebeTo December Sd, ls6s.
lhls may certify that we have exam med the
Marand's Patent Fire Proof Safe, exhibited 10 US
by Mr.. Arson Hardy and that in our opinion,
Marand's Safe would be arcliable one to pur
chase for the use of the Probate Courts
I I tA6h9k e., Jsdsss Of
Middlebury, April 9th, 1868
The Legislature Of Vermont nj its last session,
passed law making il the duty of the County
Judges 10 procure Fire Proof Safes, in which to
deposit Probate Records. In discharge of that
duty we have spent some time IA examining IL
number Of Safes--We have come 10 the concu-
sion that the Marlnnd's Safe manufactured by 81.
b. Bigelow and Anson Hardy Of Boston, Mass, is
superior to any other We have examined, for its
Fire Proof qualities We have bought n safe oil
that description for the New Haven Probate Dis
trict and are well satisfied with the workman.
ship, apparent strength and durability.
". W. c. WRlGAT, Asst. Judges Of Ad
II. o. SMITH. olson County Court
NJ. b. BIGELOW Il ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and proprietors,
so School street, opposite City Hall Boston, Macs.
H. A. SHELDON, of Middlebury, Agent
County Treasury. agent
J. J. DuSKLEE, Burlington, Aa,.
J.S a. LAsDos, Rutland agents
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Remedy 81 gItaf dad certain Poi5tI.
This remedy is put up in small vals, and can he
sent by mail to any address trial will satisfy.
Use it for week, and you will experience great
benefit. A circular containing full particulars
sent (free) on application. Price, per bottle 81.
One bottle will last month
y. b. This remedy is suitable for either sex
Address X CRUGER Medical Agent,
A. 742 Broadway New Yo,k
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CALL AT BECK ITHfS

If you want PAPER HANGlNGS. 0o0rols
various qualities at low prices, inst received.
March, 1863.
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w II e A r

900 bushe, Wheat wanted Immediately ON
poor accounts and good accounts, old accounts
and new accounts, and in exchange for Goods,by
Nov. %. 1888 II. A. SHELDON.
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81 9EON HOLlON, Jh.,
-.
Watch Maker and Jeweller,
Ia still to be louad IN
Cobb'' NsW BuildiHg-Sorfb end VI tAs Bridge,
Selling any quantity at
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
AND FANCY GOODS,
From the largest and best assortment ever brought
into this County. He hiss recently received from
narSet large and rich assortment of
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
Consisting OF Cameo Pins and Ear Jewels, Gold
Stone Pins and Ear Jewels florentine Mosaic
Pins and Eur Jewels Mourning Pins and Far
Jewels, of new and desirable patterns, Gentle
mems Pins, Gold, Cameo and Hair Bracelets, Gold
Clasps. Gold Sleeve Buttons and Studs, latest
styles, Gold Lockets, Gold Finger Rings ofeyery
description. Gold, Silver, Steel and PLACED Spec
tacles, Near-sighled Glasses, Gold Chains, Plated
Spoons, Watches and Clocks, OF all kinds and
prices, Gold Seals, Gold Keys, Guld Hooks, Silver
Thimbles, Silver Fruit Knives Gold Tooth Picks,
Gold Sleeve Studs for ladies and gentlemen, of
every desirable pattern, iortmonnnles, Ladies'
Purses, Combs OF all kinds, Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Comedian Rings, Shaving Boxes and
Soap, Crochet Needles, Pocket Books, Thennom-
eters Lathor Brushes, Drafting Instruments, To-
baoeo aud Snutf Boxes, Coat Loops, Beads, Toys,
Fancy Boxes, hey Rings, Steleftos. Emery Balls,
Sewing Birds, and large variety "f other urt
cles too numerous to mention
He Is prepared TO repair
CLOCKS, WATCHES, ~ MLLRI.
Or anything else in his line, in the best manner,
and warranted to give satisfaction. Don't fail to
call ndl and examine the quality and prices of his
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
AID
THE ONLY REMEDY I!

HNliE Eastern States including New York
Il and that section Of the Union which Is
most widely known as New England" con-
tain thrifty, industrious, intelligent people.
who have achieved an uncommon degree OF
prosperity: with a climate extremely trying to
certain constitutions, and soil Of small fertil-
ity, they have contrived to surpass more favored
communities in almost every thing that CEN
duces to social comfort and happiness. I'm
fortunately, they are occasionally so absorbed
in business and mental cultivation, that thsy
neglect the precs lions which are essential 70
bodily health. Dyspepsia and physical debility
are prevalent among all classes. The first Dis
ease is produced by inattention to the digestive
organs, which are SO susceptible of derangemenf
Thousands are now paying the penalty Of this
neglect, and suffering daily the most trying
pains, almost without hope of relief. Thy
have come to believe that their ailment y
chronic, and that they must bear with It to the
end. 1t grati6es US exceedingly to announce
to these afflicted individuals that they msy
now command remedy Of unquestionable
potency and virtue, which has never been found
to fail in all cases of digestive weakness or de-
Iangement. Hundreds Of tongues are ready 70
grow eloquent in praise Of this wonderful con-
queror Of dyspepsia, which is known as
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A FEW COPIES

OfProf. G.. NJ. Boardman's Baccalaureate Ad-
dresses, be ore the Glass OF 1868, OF Middlebury
College, can be obtained, il applied Tor soon.
Single copies sent by mail on receipt OF 10 cents
by A. ". Coi BLAND
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Coughs, Colds, Consumption

Browns Bronchial TrOches
Sheldons Black Candy,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Smiths Cough Drops,
Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry,
Burnett's Cod Liver Oil,
Queros Cod Liver OilIelly,
Wilbur's Cod Liver oil and Lime,
Downs Elixir,
MColum's Candy,
And various other remedies for sale by
Nov 10. II. a. SHELDON.
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TEAS, COFFEE AND SPICES,
o County Superintendent
Town Agents in Vermont.
'ure Wines and Liquors.

The well established Importing House of
tARLEs BACKMAN, So Front Street, New York,
d, made large and extensive sales of The best
.criptions Of Pure Wines and Liquors to Town
,ents in this State, and will continue to furnish
J same, on reasonable terms. on application as
eve, 10 CHARLES BACkMAN,
or W. W. DREW, rroy..ii;,,
THOMAS ELLIS, Anants
WM. Erwin, "t'"'7
Reference may be made, in regard TO the char
tier and standing of the House, and 10 the SUI
,tor quality Of the Liquors, 10
Edward Hungerford, Prof Of Chemistry in
the University of Vermont
w. Thayer, NJ. D.. Dean Of the Medical
Faculty, L. V NJ.
W Carpenter NJ b., Prof. &c. ~ same
5 Pierce, Commissioner, Chittenden Co.
Jea James Mitchell, Agent Burlington.
has DAVIS, Commissioner, Caledonia Co.
, H. II. Bingham " Lamoille
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" A PHYSICIANS LEGACY r.

i lev ration
plsnd iisinter
"-ted remark :,
"a pamphlet
form, oi 80
pages''ii sem
nal Weakness
Nocturnal T.
missions, Loss
II Memory,In-
capacity for
study or Bus
ines, Impede
Tnents TO Mar
.riage, ETC., arr
lsihg iron the
,eneri-ui tcrrt
ltahttsut yotitil
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Health and Happiness Secured.
Concentrated Cure or Aqua Vitae

Young men who are suffering from the effect
of self-abuse, can be surely and permanently re
stored by using the
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Leather 3elting.

This community has long been in need Of a place
where this article could he procured. We would
now inform all in want Of Betting TINT it can be
obtained in any quantity and width desired, at
low prces-for CASH at ...........
Nov = tsbS J. DAVENPORT'S.
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E. r. G. l. A Y

E. r. CLAY
Has just received II large assortment oi
GREY AND WHITE CORSEfS,
GREY AND WHITE CORSElS.
GREY AND WHITE OOKSETS,
GREY AND WHITE CORSETS,
A beautiful style Of
SKIRT SUSPENDERS,
SKIRT SUSPENDERS,
SKIRT ERS,
SKIRT SUSPENDERS,
Ladies' and Gents
BRACE SUSPEN DERS,
BRACE SUSPENDERS,
BRACE SUSPENDERS.
BRACE SJJSPENDER
Also every style and pattern oil Watch
Spring
EXTENSION SKIRTS,
EXTENSION SKIRTS
EXTENSION SKIRTS
EXTENSION SIX RTS'
LADIES! PROCURE THE BEST ,
Which il Holmes Melted bishop skirt, to be
found at CHAPMAN BARBOUR D.
Epb III. 1859.
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1900 lbs. Northern Glover Seed
Received at NALLETTf'S
March %.

CATERS FOR Is CENTS.
Pat Foxed Cloth Caters Tor the very low
pyics Of rs cents pair, al
WILCQX'S Shoe Store.
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CANE SEAT CHAIRS

Just received good assortment of Cane Sea-
Chairs and other Furniture NJ
January ID, BECkWfTH'S.
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4 J. l. II \ l.
Froi Motifs Magic Hair Invigorator

Irs equal has never been found. 1t is manu-
factured by A. J. GREEN, II Highgate, Vt, and
is but up in larger bottles more tasty style, md
is more hgHy perfamed than any the numerous
hair dressings of the day,
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1 q . @.
M A N U T A CT URI NC
DAVENPORT 4 CLAY

Would respectfully inform
their patrons and the public
generality they continue
to receive
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MisrflIanu.
Scene at a Slave Pen.

Mrs. Frances D. Gage, of St. Louis
has been spending this winter in New
Orleans. She visited one of the slave
pens in that city. Here is an extract
from her description of what she saw -
In corner sat a young girl, straight,
slender and fragile, with skin quite an
white as some of the tanned compilations
of the Middle eStates-not that tawuy white
that so often marks the mixed races, but
clear brunette, with the rich blood fash
ing through the transparent skin, and
making her cheeks glow. Her hair was
brown and soft. and curled at the ends.
1t was short, after the present school girl
style, parted on the topaefth head, and
had not the burnt appearance like the hair
of an African. Her eyes were neither
black nor blue, nor yet hazel they were
soft, dreamy and expressive.
Is that light girl for sale p I inquir-
ed.
(Which one, madam? The achite one ?
Yes, madam Julia, meuphere. Speak
to the lady"
Julia essayed to speak, but falled--only
slight "hem" was heard. struggled
to choke down the wrath of spirit that
Was rising within me. "Julia, what can
you do?
"Wait on table, sweep, clean, dust,
take care of parlors and children, and SOW
some"
"Can you do house work, wash and
iron 2"
Never did, madam; specks I can learn;
Pm young yit. only fourteen"
"Oh. yes, Madam, she can learn-she's
from a good family, madam-been well
trained-excellent habits, madam-moral,
madam. Many gentleman would give
more than the price I'm asking" he add
ed In a whisper | felt as though SER
pent had stuug me- "But would rather
sell her to some one that will be kind and
mother like to her."
"What do you ask p | said to him.
Only fifteen hundred she's cheap.
You won't get another such piece Of
property in the city for that price"
"Where were you raised ?"
In the Red River country"
Will you take the girl, ma am ?"
No; good bye, Julia"
walked out thought should choke
that the breath would leave my body
ere could reach the outdoor air. That
beautiful girl piece of property! That
stalwart, sensible man thing. That
room-full of human beings to be sold to
the highest bidder.
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The Truth Stated.

There is so much truth in the following
extract from sermon by Rev. D. W. Ha-
ley, preached at Washington the Sabbath
after the murder of Mr.. Key that we feel
constrained to give it place in our pa
per:
We have for several years stopped the
importation of foreign virtues and allowed
the vices of all nations to come in duty
free. Pugiism, the brutality which makes
it peculiar boast that it is "thc noble
British art of self Defense" has become
so common that it can support its weekly
organs, and some cf its champions are
clothed in ine linen and fare sumptously
every day, a state of things that suggests
a parable, the closing portion of which
might not be out of place. From Ger
many we have introduced large quanti-
ties of manufactured articles, which are
falsely invoiced theology but prove, on
examination, to be inddelity; and from
France we have encouraged the saddest
shipments of evils. foremost among them
those loose ideas of the marital relation.
which have already established it as de.
cree of the exclu. I'VE circles of fashion that
it is improper for married woman to be
accompanied to ball, theatre, or church
by her own husband. In this matter, as
is usual with us, we have advanced be-
yond our teachers for in France, the theo-
ry of female training (whatever may be
its practical results) is that the young wo-
man, secluded and guarded by her parents
during her puplage, receives such care
| full discipline that, when upon her mar
riage she emerges into society, her moral
powers are strong enough to place her
above temptation; but we make flirts and
coquetts of children; we thrust into the
dangerous arena of fashionable lie, to CON.
tend with wild beasts, girls fifteen or six
teen and then, when some startling event
causes the hidden fire TO gleam out of the
mountains side, we are amazed at the fury
Of the volcano, whose fame we have been
feeding, and with some poor bucketful of
pharsaic moralizing, We strive to quench
i.D
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Gboire Reabing.
= a R LES.
BY T. s. ARTHUR.

" Jane -
The young lady thus addressed, slight
/ IL turned her head but did not reSpord in
words
Did you hear me. Jane ?"
Certainly Im not hard of hearing,
was answered, in a very undutifui way,
considering the relation which existed be-
tween the two-that If mother and daugh-
ter.
Il want my needle book You will
find it in ,he paper d aver of my bureau.
Instead OF doing what her mother de-
sired, Jane arose, her manner showing
great Indifference, and crossing the apart
ment. gave the bell quick jerk.
Al didn't ask you to ring for Ellen,
said Mrs Dunlap, showing considerable
irritation My request was for you to
get my needle book.
And the vexed mother got up hastily,
and went out TO do the little errand for
herself. The servant a moment after
came in.
Did you ring. Miss Jane ?"
" Mother wants you, | believe"
Where is she -
Cover in her room"
The young lady spoke 10 very ungra-
ciouS way.
Ellen, who had weary, overtasked
look. ascended another flight of stairs, and
met Mrs. Dunlap at the door of her room.
Did YOU want me, Ma'am Z"
/" No, Elem her tone was kind.
81 thought you rung for me-? said the
girl.
- 1t was mistake, Ellen and I'm sor-
ry you were brought all the way up here
for nothing, tired as you are.
The girl returned to her work, and Mrs.
Dunlap to the sitting room
81 don't know what you keep servants
for. if YOU don't make them wait On you,
said Jane.
"When I want their services, | will
call upon them," replied the mother, with
some severity of manner. And, here
after. let it be understood that no servant
lis to be called for NE, unless ask it done. .
Jane tossed her head in way so like
contempt, that Mrs. Dunlap was able, only
by an effort, to keep back words of angry
reproof. But experience had taught her
that nothing of good from her vain, proud,
selfwilled child, was to be gained in angry
contention. And SO, with tears of sad
ness and vexation dlmming her eyes, she
bent her head low over the work upon
which she was engaged.
| Mr.. Edwin Dunlap, the husband and
father, was present, but during the occur
renoe of this little scene had not spoken
a word, nor seemed to heed what was pass
ing. The sofa upon which he sat stood
at one end of the room, and he was re-
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WORK TOGETHER.
From the N. Y. Eoening Post.

From tie n. Y. Eoening Post.
If thy brother on life's highway
Choose a path apart from thine,
Thou a straight and be by-way,
Both may reach the wished for shrine.
Thy work lies among the mountains,
His may be in wales below;
Thou may yst drink at sparkling fountains,
He where gentle waters flow.
Thou may'st pass the things unheeding
That to him are treasures spread,
Crushing, as thou art proceeding,
Flowers that fragrant odors shed;
Buds which bloom for him in beauty,
Things for which thou can'st not care,
In thy rugged path of duty,
On thy mountains, high in air.
Neither, then, should scorn the other;
There are duties calling each;
Cherish thine, but let thy brother
Keep his vale, nor higher reach.
Thou may'st minister to natures,
High aspiring rs thine own;
He TO earths more humble creatures,
On thy pathway rarely known.
While thou'rt weighing mighty causes,
He may mark each grand effect
Yields his faith without thy pauses,
Nature love, but not dissect
Thou may'st prove the High Creator
Great, by earrh, sun, moon, and stars
He, an untaught, mute spectator,
Only thank him that they are s
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Noet's Corner.
Fbr the Potter Journal.
TO MY MOTHER.

Far the Potter Journal
TO MY MOTHER.
Life is beautiful, dear mother;
Though around each passing day
Cluster duties whose sweet voices
Bid us work, and watch, and pray
Life is beautiful, dear mother:
For Affection thrills with ioy
Every beating hearts pulsation
That is pure-without alloy.
Life is beautiful, dear mother;
And its beauty cannot fade
With golden crown of promise
Promised sunshine, without shade.
Life is beautiful, dear mother,
If we only maize it so;
And may Love and Hope and Duty
Teach our footsteps where to go.
Oswayo, April 1859. S.ML W.
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aFEYOR CRAFTSMAN AND CONVEY
SEER ole,arOrt, M'hcaR Co. Pa, will
..sa1 DO business for nonresident land
..-srs. upon reasonable terms. Refcrea-
ss -r-a a required r. snaps OF any
h1 .lc County made to order. 9:l3
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G.. l.. HOYJ

tL ENGINEER. SURVEYOR and
iALGhIoMAN, Bingham, Potter Co,
! ,s..l ProHpLy and efficiently attend tC
4 bu-ucss entrusted TO hi4. First-class
fl.s y.al references can be given if re-
-.slc IO:29-lyf
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j. ". BIRD,

.t}EfOR wlll attend to all business in his
q promptly and faithfully Orders may
Z .s- az the Post O1ice in Coudersport, or
-s l9lss Of II l.. Bird in Sweden Twp.
l---..aF attention paid 20 examining lands
4 1.--les.leu-s Good references given
requested. 1890
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o 7. ELLISON.

.A-l.-hG PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
eaa'e-..F .a.Jrm, the citizens Of the vii
f' sad F.c.A..T that he viii promptly re-
---. 30 al calls for professional services.
--. oa Naia ST., in building formerly oc-
.rsi .F C.. ". Ellis, Esq. 1922
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ALLEGANY HOUSE.

'14h'EL N. MILLS, Proprietor, ColesburG
."ier Co, Pa, seven miles north of Cou-
'.stQH oH he WellsYillc Road. 9:44
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ISAAC BENSON.

lf)REEI AT LAW. COudersport, Pa, will
La1 t5 al business entrusted to him, with
ts and 1r0mptness. UIlice corner OF West
4 Third SIS. lO:I
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Business Garns.

JOHN 5. MANN,
n0ESEI And COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
-1-srsp0rt, Pa, Will attend the several
-aarls h Potter and N kean Counties. All
b-.arss entrusted in his care will receive
-1nPt attention. Office on Main ST., oppo-
81. the Court House. l0I