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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-23
NlaSOlutiOn. .
DR.. Johnston,

EyGNSUEutIVHe
ru,IIE heretofore existing under the style and
firm o Glass l.aiDe this day dissolved by mutual con-
sen Mr. Rane rcres from the concern All persons having
csims against will please present them to M Glass ior
and all persons indebted to the firm VIII make pay
"''"' w "' " ~ Il. II. GLASS
,,.a,.., nh 1sso CHAS. j. RAINE.
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~ Il. Il y

r vtpcINIAN IN pubi-bed daily at t6 and TriWrckly nj
a, y annum in advance aud Weekly nj o. Invariably in al
& oihervise 250 win he charged in all cases n" paper
,I h. discontinued except nj the option Of the Proprietor un
~ a,l ayrearages shall have been paid :
inserted for DO cents per square OF
"a ;ns or less for ns insertion, and BY cenis for each
n,nuance ordered inner form OF weekly and then %
, ,.r suare will for each insertion lfte num-
I of be not marked on the MsSt Will be pubished
nj ,ydrr,,l out and charged accordingly.
u" TIE YEARLY RATES ARE: 49,
For one square daily: ~
For squares iai! o.
lor square tri-weeSiy az
ror two squares triweekly 80 ~
ertisemens intended for both papers subject I" se
cai contract. . ,..,,a Ia.
ar tIr advertisements charged for transient rates
- All new advertisements appear In the daily an' wcek
ypalts ,o,;c,. which exceed eight lines charged
so,.,i,Iy fol excess
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Fire Arms! Fire ArmsIl

Fire Arms! Fire ArmSII
lust received by Express,
- Coils inch Five shooters,
Colts inch Five Shooters
Colts inch Five Shooters,
Colts EnNy Six shooters,
Colts Army or Cavalry Six Shooters
Walcis 4 and , inch Suftocking Five Shooters,
Allen n Whr,iock's Saloon Pistol,
Smith Il Wcsson's saloon Pistol.
Another supply Of those celebrated Rifcs large stock Of
Single Double of the best manuinrure Percussion
Caps English Powder Was Balls shot Belts Powder Finsks
Sc. nc. &r.
Call and supply yourselves CoIHouN5 h WILLS,
dec ~ Main 81.
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I,YNCHBURG. VA

VA
TTNE inform his friends and the pun
generally, that he has leased for number Of years. The
above well krown and popular House.
The TABLE supplied with the best that the markets
affords and TIE BAR with the choicest LIQUORS AND tl-
CARS. u.n,,, ~
Attached the hotel is large and roomy STABLE, with
careful and attentive ostlers =.
No trouble Will be spared ener on the paI o
proprer his assistants To make the washington dfs
class House j. N. ANDERSON, Proprietor.
auril
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CAB ELL H o U s E,
No. ll2 Main Street, LynChburg, Va.
7 RORARACK Proprietor,

], RORABACh FrCpIIeCOI
JOHN s. KYLE, Manager,
UOEG leave to announce frien and the public gcner
ID ally CARELL ousE open 1t has been ex
and will he conducted by the present pro-
prieto upon the approved STYLE in all respects The
location has conceded be the best In the city, being IN
The centre Main street, within IL" minutes
walk of the Depot, Warehouses; Banks, &c.
With polite and genemanly clerks. ready prompt and ae
tive visitors o this House may rest IA
sred that every will be cared for in that style that viii
give general satisfaction The Proprietor and Manager pledges
themselves that they will spare pains expenses In render
ing visit their House From our friends and
the public generally We solicit n share Of your patronage.
ISAAC RORABACK, Proprietor
sent 2s.dIy JOHN s. KYLE, Manager.
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SNceesS0rS D.
w3 WILL keep constantly on hand a large stock of all
-~ kinds Of FURNITURE, of their own manufacture,
which they will be pleased 10 shew the old friends
80 and patrons Of S. Duguid Sons, and the public
generally. $780,, ,, -, ,,sy,s
They keep constantly hand large stock OF tlsk5
metallic BURIAL CASES. of all Sizes also large stock ol
WOODEN COFFINS every description, and will prompt
attention To the undertaking business al all hours
feb p5.dhcs ID. p. ~ G. A. pIUGUID.
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Singers Sewing Machines.

REAT always tho conclusive proof great
" men Judged by this sst there 10 labor savng machine
betsrc the public comparable to Singers Sewing Machnes
Amer establishing tho highest reputation In the United Staies
they exhibited a s iate "Expoaiton unIyeraele" In
France whcrc they carried % tho highest premium; and
great mandatory 70 mako them has been bun In Paris
In every branch Of industry In which sewing TO be done
those machines be used with mmense prod Al the speed
Of tho Railway train 70 travelling foot sewing with
singers Machines compared with hand-sswng No Tailor,
shoemaker drcsamaker carriage timmer sadler hatcr
&c should without The ir profit of using of
these machines regularly employed One Thousand Dollars
year In all private fames where there Wmuch sewing
ba done machines IN Invaluable aassance. Planters
and hotel keepers nnd them particularly convenient and profit
able. These machines ahple In their construction and
very strong durable being tho only kind o sewing Ma
chine made by which every or OF work. hne
could be perfectly executed Thousands Inferior and worth
Sewing Machines havecen made and sold under various
namcs singers Machines alone have bexn found every
where W Aaay the wants Of the people,
Plain printed Instructions usnR with each
chime which any readily acquire the art Of
ging thom. Tho machines packed securely any
a VI thu world To all persons desiring particular In
formation, WILL application w ieitqy Al either Of OIL
COS, forward copy OF H. Singer Cos Gazette, paper
wholly devoted 10 fhe Sewing Machine interest.
M. SINGER CO,
Principal Once, No. sss broadway, Now York.
BnANom oyvionNo II Hanover ST. Doston: No g1 Chap
cl ~, New ayen CHI GIovcryilc, II Mo- 24 Broad st.,
Newark NJ j.; No. 149 Chesnut st Philadelphia; Mo- LOB Ba
81, BALTIMORE NJ. % Westminster y, Providence, r.
l.; No. East 4th 81, CINCINNATI No % North 9Th st., st.
Lou No. 81 b. Charles 3d., New Orleans No. 20 Dauphin ST.
Mobile. tAec2td&ctsl
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Sombrero 9uano.


4 q Of Phosphate auAno Just from sonbrero Island
AO West indies the richest dapose Phosphate Of Lime
world containing between 10 and So per Of
None Phosphate V Lime and 10 which VIC invite the attention
and the public GENERALLY who deal In fe1cs
will sell a,Northc prices dedacng actual expenses to this
place
Pamphlets eou,ar nais analysis, 30, furnished appca-
ton or by mall.
april dGeta Main Street lynchburg, Va
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VOL. S.--NO. 1gs.
MIsCELLANE0U3
SITTER.
OpPossfs fAs kxeAdngs Bonk,

Ma1n etreet, LymCmD0rt, We.
m sTirZERs place buy your HATS made under his
own inspection, BY the most celebrated woskmsn that
be produced He fniahng his customers with
the handsomes Hat that be produced Tefe nothing
like them In this city They the Hat Of the seasonsome
thing really beautiful He does design being egoscaf
bu, what everybody mus. be II lhersfofe want
Hat eclipse a other hats In beauty Style durability and
nnis peculiarly adapted The form of the head exquisite
iy beautiful, Htitsers 10 thu place W get It
lIe would call attention 10 HE large stock Of so Felt
lIais grade and quality ssryants Hats In
M hne N.yy Cloth Velvet and Plush Cap: Chldrens Fancy
10 orda tho shortest notice.
Cali aitxera Practical Halter, TOT bargains 81 the signo
tho n,o aLun HAT. [nov 12dis
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Valuable Diamond Hill Property For Sale.


~ INTENDING to remove from the city offer at private
Ei: sale, MY RESIDENCE Diamond 1Ii together with
The Acres of Land thereto aachedit being the
purchased by Of Alanson Winsons Trustees This
property conssedy among tho most desirable In the city,
The house Is Of brick contains IL ro0ms in thorough re-
pair and has attached all necessary Ouhouses and fine Well
The ground perfectly level and is In fine state or
cultivation city purchasers this property needs no descrp
ton well the high character Of the neigborhood In
which s situated, Is too well known 10 require praise
will be reasonable and time made 10 suit purcas
ers [noy 2-dts1 q. A. COLIlOUN
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FHNE rroprcors II these Machines claim land prepared
Ia susianiaic the clan that their instruments c'a rc-
cHfe IN Tao best mdhatr, and al Kinds If neesd1fA
Combining they do NIL the improvements which experience
has proved to be requisite IN the perfection OF the Sewing Ma
chimes they commend themselves the public the simplest
and most reliable instrument In the market aud adapted 10
er, branch of industry In which the needle required
They will stitch, hcn, fell bind and gaih,r They make
strong lock STITCH thai cannot be ra,cc pulled They
mako beautiful uniform stitch alike both sides the work.
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machines have strength, perfectly snpe and
The management Of them easily acquired
Any spool uf cotton Mreid Sin he used without
winding They almost Roseiess In their operation and eA
uedr longer than an, other Sewing Machine rNinnt
Let Manufacturers, Planters Farmers ousekcopers
otWr persons In search ~ instrument execute Kind
' Se,ciag done bg machinery make they s
best, by examining ours before purchasing.
Samples "f work sent by mail
f. HORTON REACH, AGrNr
Al tonihan Hail. Main 81, betw Nth n lnih, ntars
HdAcuaui Richmond, Va.
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+ or 3 o,
1aes FARM containing 10 Acres and within two miles
GH Of the Market House. The land In g' condition and
A-improvcents excellent For further inormaon apply
Ia [sepi T-dis pn. j. II. CAPERroN.
MANIPULATED GUANO.
WE offer Ia tho Planters of Virginia Guano prepared by
w US follows:
900 lbs beat Peruvian Guano that can be procured;
800 do Somor.ro tluano, containing per phos
phatc of Lime;
do. Ground Plaster for which 81 ton extra
Planters md others invited to this article From
the best Information olain believe this Mixture
one TINT be pre- pared for the Nirgna lands
Price 10 Planters SIS ton or ~ ess per ton when thoy
furnish the bags.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT n Co,
Richmond Virginia
Also for sale b, Commission and Grocery Merchants In cities
eWWe refer Planters whr have used Tho Sonbrcro md
the Manipulated Guano them Jas Gait Esd, A. War
wick Es Allen. Esq and H. II. Sty. Es and Others
Below give d. X Tuites Chemist ai University of Nn)
report the same sompes from u bags and shall be kept
to that standard:
81 able 10 give you the result Of annlyrs They
the Mixture To be what you stated in former letter and
Judge that fortunate In the selection Of materials
especially of Peruvian uano The per ccnnge Of Ammonia
shows the Peruvian TO contain 2i cent which
more than the average. The Analysis il as follows:
SnlpLurc Acid h+5: Lime B. o. 300
Ammonia wv
Ins pluble Matter LOO
A small quantity Of Alkali-undermined. Water In
combination aud organic matter ............ NS3
Hoping that your fertilizer may meet with the success which
IL dcserves. remain, yours,
dee 9.d.tcty D. X TUTTLE."
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XxToOL CARDlNG.-our Cards In perfect order
w having newly nled and thoroughly repaired and
prepared do CARDING In the BEST manner at tho
sborteAt notice. the services OF Mr.
Josrs q Nelson County carder Of great experience Who
G0OD ROLLS ssnd In your Wool carly and we will
endeavor card all comes IN, without delay We
determined pains please those who may patron
will receive Wool and deliver Rolls at our soe
We will keep constantly on hand Wool Rolls for Sale and Ex
change for Wool.
Highest aAh Price paid for Wool delivered a. store
mill. tinay 14dtAl NOWLIn q MUkRELI
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Lynchburg Guano Depot.
uAMERS the public generally hereby notified that
Il the Lynchburg Guano Depot kept By WIN. A. Miller
The Basin fully supplied with the following rEHrtizERs,
viz:
No. I A Peruvian 6uano;
Rocsc's Manipulated Guano;
Sombrero 0aano, Lynchburg ground;
Mexican 0uanoi
ketlewelts Potash and Plaster
have taken every precau0n 10 furnish reliable articles
buy the Peruvian 0usno om he Agents Of the Peruvian Gov
ement which certainly sole aept In Lynclburg
for Ksesss Manipulated Guano and will insure 70 be exact
y wha II Ia represented TO be vs onehaf Peruvian and
half Sombreo believe this TO be good Peruvian pound
for pound any crop that be used The Sonbcro
buy the lump and have ground and soil good
terms as It be bought where 10 the United sstss nv
plan 10 sell for smA profit and strictly for cash. hope the
patronage bc extended that has been 50 LIBERAL
ly bestowed heretofore. WM A. MlLLER,
sept I8.d,s-Rsp copy On Basin
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New Commission House.

WE have this day sssocaed ourselves ogshsr for The psT-
NESS for Of Tobacco Wheat Corn c, c We aak
Of the patronage Of generous public assuring them
younger thai the Board f JAdd and have
always ignored Its action the ~ per cont te. We will
you under the old OF commson, AID make remit
tances sold Once at Jno ehearer Main Street
July 30-dAcly sHEARER BURkS.
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LYNCHBURG FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER %. 1885,
MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES II. NowLIN EDMOND ". JONES
NOWIIN & JONES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOcerS and Commission Merchants,

NO. IIV, NOhNkh Of MAIN AND MARkkT SThEkTs,
Lynohburg Va.
ANE In store nn for sale large and we'll assorted stock
Of Groceries Staple Dry Goods &r comprising the fol
lowing Cuba Orleans and Coffee sugars various grades
Loaf Crushed, Granuacd and Powdered Sugars, Rio, La
guira Java and Mota Coffee, Green aud Black Teas various
brands Sperm. Wax Adamanine and Talow Candies brown
and Fancy Soaps various brands spices o every knd So
leather good aud damaged Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt
Cotton Yarns all Nos Virginia and Western cured Bacon, No
Halifax lerrings In bbs No. Mackerc In kits Old Dcnin
Ion Nai!s Mountain Iron, Cast shear and Bs,red Steel
Plough Lines He'd Cords No and osnahurgs Bcached and
Brown shrtmgs Heavy Woorn ool Hats Brogan Shoes
Negro Banke &c, No. which they will sell low for cash
la exchange or country produce. flrc
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Salt, -
NFEAI, OATS, CORN, DRIED FRUITS, FEATHERS
Avn "u''''' - DAMP STAPLES d CO.,
dec Its Bridge Street near Depot
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NEW LIVERY BILE.

Sparkling Gelatine.
FEW Groce Boxes sparki Gslatine for making Jelly
IA Blanc Mango, &c, &c also, Coopas Sheet and Shred
(ientine for sale by JOHN H. SEAY
doc Druggist,
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GRnlte Rea1luq.
THE TAIL OFATADPOLE.
FROM "oNCE A WEEK. +"

rhOM UNCE Il w EEh.
A blade of grass is a world of mystery
would men observlngly distill it out. "
When my erudite friend, Gerunds, glare.
ing round my workroom, arrested his con-
temptous eye on vase abounding in tad
poles, and asked me with a shifting supe-
riority:
DO you really mean to say you find
any interest in those little beasts ?"
energetically answered.
As much as you find in Elzevirs. y
"H'm!" grunted Gerunds.
Very absurd, isn't it? But we have
all our hobbies. l can pass a bookstall
on which | perceive that the ignorance
of the bookseller permits him to exhibit
an edition of Persius among the rubbish
at 'one shilling EACH The sight gives
me no thrlll--it does not even slacken
my rapid pace. But l can't so easily
pass pond in which | see shoal of tad
poles swimming about, as ignorant of their
own value as the bookseller is of Persius
| may walk on, but the sight has sent a
slight electric shock through me- Why
sir, there is more to me in the tail of one
of those tadpoles than all the poems OF
that obscure apd dreary Persius. But
won't thrash your Jew unless you thrash
mine
"Why, what on earth can you Dc
with the tail 2"
"Do with it7 Study it, experiment
on it, put it under the microscope, and
day by day watch the growth of its vari.
Gus parts. At first it is little but mass
Of cell. Then [ observe some of these
cells assuming a well known shape, and
forming rudimentary blood vessels. | al
so observe some other cells changing in
to blood cells, Then the trace of muscles
becomes visible. These grow and grow
and the pigment cells, which give theil
color TO the tail, assume fantastic shapes. y
Very interesting, / dare say"
You don't seem to think so, by your
tone. But look in this vase here you
see several tadpoles with the most apollo
getic of tails--mere stumps, in fact.
cut them off nine days ago.
"Wil! they grow again 2"
Perfectly; because, although the frog
dispenses with tail, and gradually loses
it by aproeess of resorption as he reaches
the frog form, the tadpole needs his tail
to swim with; and Nature kindly supplies
any accident that may deprive him OF it. =
Yes, yes" added Gerunds, glad tc
feel himself in the region of things famil
iary known; "just like the lobster, OF
crab, you know. They tear off their legs
and arms III the most reckless manner
yet always grow them agaiu."
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one law; live and let live is another"

one law; live and let live is another"
Gerunds remained thoughtful; then he
screwed up one side of his face into fright
ful contortions, as with the eye of the
other he resumed his observations of the
Vorticelia. I was called away by Wis
itor to whom | didn't care to show my
tadpoles; because to have shown them
would have been to forfeit his esteem for
ever. He doesn'r think very highly of
me as 1T is, but has misty idea that oc-
cupy myself with science and as science
is respectable and respected-our Prince
Consort and endless bishops patronising
the British Association for the Advance
ment of Science-lhe misty idea that af-
ter all | may not be an idiot, keeps his
contempt in abeyance. But were lie once
to enter my workroom. and see It's bottles,
its instruments, its preparations, and
above all, the tadpoles, | should never
taste his champagne and claret again.
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Autt's Gnrnfr.
A SICK BED.
tiY WILLIAM CtttES4pKyAST.

BY WILLIAM c5tbEAHkYAST:
Long hast thou watched my bed,
And smoothed the pillow oft
For this poor, aching head,
With touches kind and soft.
Obi smooth it yet again,
AS softly as before;
Once-only once, and then
need thy hand no more.
Yet here may not stay,
Where | so long have lain,
Through many a restless day
And many a night Of pain.
But bear me gently forth
Beneath the open sky,
Where, on the pleasant earth,
Till night the sunbeams lie.
There, through the coming days,
| shall not look to thee
My weary side to raise
And shift it tenderly
There sweetly shall l sleep.
Nor wilt thou need to bring
And put to my hot lip
Good water from the spring.
Nor wet the kerchief laid
Upon my burning brow;
Nor from my eyelids shade
The light that wounds them now.
Nor watch that none shall tread,
With noisey footstep, nigh;
Nor listen by my bed ..
To hear my fainteSt sigh;
And feign look of cheer,
And words of comfort speak
Yet turn to nide the tear
That gathers on thy cheek.
Beside me, where | rest. ....
Thy loveing hands will set
The flowers love the best:
Moss rose and violet. ...
Then to the sleep crave
Resign me, till see
The face Of Him who gave
His life for thee and me.
Yet with the setting sun,
Come, now and then, at eve,
And think of me as one
For whom thou shouldSt not grieve
Who when the kind release
From sin and Suffering came,
Passed to the appointed peace
In murmuring thy name.
Leave, at my side, space, .....
Where thou shalt come, at last,
To find a,resting place,
When many years are past.
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j. w. BIRD.

SURVEYOR, will attend to all business in his
line promptly and faithfully. Orders may
be left at the Post Office in Coudcrsport, or
at the house of II. L. Bird, in Sweden Twp.
Particular attention paid to examining lands
for non-residents. Good references given
If requested. 1870
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w. n. KING,

SURVEYOR, CRAFTSMAN AND CONVEY
ANGER, Smethport, Mkean Co., Pa, will
attend to business for nonresident land
holders, upon reasonable terms. Refcren-
ces given if required. 2. Snaps of any
part of the County made to order. 9:l3
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Business Garns.

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
pron,sE attention. Office OH Main ST., oppo-
site the Court House. lO:I
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CIVIL ENGINEER, SURVEYOR and
DRAUGHTSMAN, Bingham, Potter Co.,
Pa, will promptly and efficiently attend to
all business entrusted to him. First-class
professional references can be given if re-
quired. l0:29-ly*
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ISAAC BENSON.

ATTORNEY At LAW, Coudersport, Pa. will
attend to ali business entrusted to him. with
care and promptness. Office corner of West
and Third SITS 1917
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O. I. ELLISON,

PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, Coudersport Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens of the VIII
lage and vicinity that he will promptly re-
spond to all calls for professional services.
Office on Main ST., in building formerly oc-
cupied by C. w. Ellis. Esq. 1922
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CQUDERSPORT HOTEL,
r: G9ASSNIRE, Proprietor, Corner of
nam aee Second Streets, Coudersport, Pot
ter Coz, b. e.44
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n J. oLMsrED. :: g. D. KELLY.
OLMSTED & KELLY,
SLALER IN STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
WAKE, Main ST., nearly opposite the Court
mouse Coudersport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
iron Ware made to order, in good style, on
short notice. 1911
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:AELEGANY HOUSE.

OIaoEL "a M. MILLS, Proprietor lColesburg
Ffo'Ier Co, Pa, seven miles north of Con-
eSFspor%i OIL the W4llsyiIle Road. 9;44
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TO whom all Letters and Communications
should be addressed, to secure attention.
Terms--Invariaijly in Advance:
$I,25 per AnnuIn.
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f. w. KNOX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Coudersport, Pa, will
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
the adjoining Counties. lO;l
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coUDERsPoRT COUNTY THURSDAY AUGUST 1859

And would you like to know what
has become of these tails"
4. /
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THE POTTER JOURNAL,

PuBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, By
ThOS. q. Chase.