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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12
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DIED

IN the Brigade Hospital at Alex Yandria. Va,
on the 27th nit, Corporal SMITH p. FINCH,
ei hulasia township, Potter county, Pa, aged
about 81 years.
In the Regimental Hospital, ad Alexandria,
Va, on the Sd inst, of typhoid fever, SHELL
DEN II. GIBBS, of Ulysses town ship, Potter
county, Pa, aged about 9 years
In Coudersport, on the erenin Of March
5th, OF diptheria, JENNIE K BUTTER
hORIH, aged years aud mo hths.
JENNIE was a gentle. sympath king, unself-
ish chlld-the very soul Of loyeEnd affection
always so patient mild and fbrgiving that
no one could entertain for mohent an un-
KIND thought toward her. She ksas thought
iul for her years, vet ever a pleasant and
cheerful companion Though ,Iouscious that
her end was approaching she bIraved DO fear
Jul gre'ed most that her Iaoi her could not
De comforted. She complacenjly wiled her
tannly treasure to her sisters dpd playmates
and trusting in Him who saioI Suffer little
children come unto me, ," bray xiv met the foe.
Sweet JESSIEl we shall misE thee here.
tull many vacant placd, I
And many a friend who helE the dear,
Ill miss thy cheerful faEe.
my young companions, Sabbath class.
Thy sisters sorruwing DIR thee, fI
Thy mothers grieYiDg heatt. alasr s.
Will miss and deep depb bre thee. y il
But JENNIE we viii not 70 tget
At morn or quiet evea,
Though sadness veil the heart that vet.
They'll not miss thee ii Heaven Con-.
Il
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JNSEATED LAMBS.


A. GREEABI4Y 70 the provisions Of an Act
m Of Assembly. entitled 'tAn Act directing
the mode Of selling unseated lands for taxes
and other purposes" passed on the 18th day
OF March, 1915, aud the further supplement
thereto which passed the Thirteenth day
OF March 1917, ano the 25th Of March. 1881,
the Treasurer Of the county of Potter hereby
gives notice to all persons concerHed therein,
tba. unless the County, Road, State, School,
and Town and other taxes due or the fellow
ing tracts of Unseated lands and Seated lots
returned as Unseated, sitnaie in Potter coun-
ty, are paid before the day of sale, the who. e
or such parts of each tract as will pay the
taxes and costs chargeable thereon, will be
sold at the Court House in she Borough OF
Couderspcff, County of Potter, On the Second
Monday sa June 1T, and be continued by ad-
lonrr nent from day to day for arrearages of
taxes due said county, and the cost accrued
On each respectively. A
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FOR SALE

HEto exchange for Bo7sss. Wagons Stock
~ Coed Notes or SadgEsenss- A rs4le,rsls
Farm situate N Harrison toHnsAip, Potter Co.
Pa lying Sd the Old Srase Eoad, I-ssfins typas
Spring Mills to Harrison Valley anl westef4d
Pa. Containing &bort ER0 Acres, abcGt SD
Agrez irapToTed and IN 80 gosrd state Or ssl.i-
va'ionr On Kkieh Is Erec5e,2 krEs frssae
House. good Earns Corn Bsese AID e.aer
necessary ozi-huildiAssy good Aypse Or
cbaTu eoataTring sonse twenty difsezfzs ksnsS.
Of Grated Errit- Shade TTesa- Gs- Tke.s sRevs
Farm les abou: nile from Hlriso7 rasJsy.
7 niles from Wess6eIG and ziiss s-ssu S,xsnx
Nils md IS gooa Stock AID Gzsir. TarD.
ana viii Be sold SO that ssy ece Ehai can 1sEsss
q payment uS 3 OF & Hundred Gc1IzJs texp,
can snake G s farra pas sor i.s<If rI.h bss 5.-
boU- PTies. sX,590. iSS SszsssE5asy sz,sal5s
Of Peter simmons Dow aecupgirg saia t---5s
or G. T. SEanoos. OsEaIo Village, fRs-.
IL. c. q SIdxHHA. N
IAN. Is--lS69.
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WESTERN HOTEL
Nos. 9. II, 1s Is, II, CoGRfLAHDr STREET
Near Broadway, New Yorx CTty.,

Near Broadway New York City.
This oTd-established and favorfte rcscr. Of
the Business eolaRaanity has been zecently re-
httedr and IS complete in everything tbs. ean
S15aister TO the comfort Of Its patrons. Ladies
and Families are specially and carefully pro-
vidett for
1t is centrally located in the business part
of the city, and Is enntiSuoqs t. tbs 2ginsipai
Arts OF steamboats,, cars, 0muitrses, erries-
IN consequence Of the pressure caused by
the Rebellion. pE1ces have been reduced to
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS PEE BAY.
The table is amply sepoIied With air tb@
fz1urSsS Of the season, and is, equal TO that os
any other hotel IN the county
Ample seeOzansetta!iens are offered for up~
ward Of 600 gBests. ~
Do not beieye runners, Eaekrser. .ard cshers
who nay say l',he Western Botel IS faliv
.. D. WINCHESTER, Pteprfs4es.
T7tss. o. Manchester ElS
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lE POTTER COUNTY JOtRNAL

:. the only paper published in Potter county
.i-culates among an intelligent clas of peo-
,ia and is thus an excellent medium for bot
Tity and Country Advertising.
Transient Advertisements and those from @
s;.,ance must be Cash or have responsible re-
ference.
All communications, 10 receive attention,
must be directed TO the Editor, and contain
,b, name of the writer. No attention paid to
,nonyInous communications.
TERMS.--One copy one year, 81; Siz copies
SIS Twelve copies, SO; Twenty copies, SIS.
with one &c the person raising the Cl4b. Tie
usney must accompany the names
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hid hAxES qf III Elo5s fD~ x@le zf fs5r OKed
I'D Dse4as. Eargxzis. Ezrszz;Iens. s.arasornlFs
SubPseuEs, Constable Sales Township aasf
SehoeE Orders, Noes 81 nj Et..6>-ktga sa
ha1 4 SAD p111tsd to Os2sr- JOB nuRK ..
tesaeG to Pgc=sgsITr AIS as yv5rss - s5a s5t
siu,ts. S.Iys % sETss.
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HlTnere Is no use Talking about any
other Saleratus except D. B. De La hd K Co 5
Chemical Saleratus. Ii is just the thing that
every good housekeeper needs. Ii is unadul-
terated, and is perfectly healthy bnd nutri-
tiOus, and gives immense sa.sfacE Eion 10 aIl
who have used i. 1t is also unifd rm in quail
ity and in its results, which is a u cry desira-
lie quality in any chemical compRund 1t is
manufactured and for sale at Wholesale, by
the proprietors, at Fairport, Moi 4rce Co., ~
l., and for sale by all Wholesale and retail
dealers in the country.
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ra-The large amount of advertis ing ibis
week has crowded out our usual amount Oh
reading matter. Oar readers will pld dass pea,
with u for few weeks.
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poTThe Continental Monthly for JarcI hi
been received. Its bold and fearless posi- fo
and the free1ess with which it disd dusseJ til
merits Of all has won for it an enyidble rep,
ta,ion and an extensive circulation II
ysurra! and Cos'tsnsntal one year fdr IS. to.
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rgwe see By the Wellsboro A Bitato1 tha
the pleasure seekers had anothdr part ~ q
Tirmilgea's and were satisfied. VIZ ar
glad Q hear of il, We were "sAt, kfed7 viii
the first
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5uderspas. Wednesday Evening, Mar. IL 1851
Local and General.

esF STE New Advertisements
Mistakes Of Educated Men.
Notice TO Delinquent Collectors
bradford County Plows.
Treasarers Sale of Unseated and Sed
Land.
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rea-The Report of The County Super Enten
dent of Common Schools for T oga fount.
exhibits the following statistics: No. grade,
sufficient for all needed purposes, 81 ; No. in
sufficient 63, No. graded schools, I6; ib som
Of the departments the Superinten bent report
The schools under favorable iHcum btance
and in others not.
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WOOLSEY BURTIS. Treasr 2.
TEeasurer's Office,
CouderspOrt. Pa, March IL, 1862.
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HARPERs MAGAZINE FOR MARCH .1-1hE;
Der is eminenty pictorial. Turkdy a kd\
sia, by 5. &. Abbott has 10 iltust Eati
How the Dutch are taking Holl4 nd has
The Cbiropodist, story Of Niaga ia F bills, h!
}; Orley Farm, by Anthony Troll ppel has y
the Editors Table has Q; the Fak kAil lns have
total thirty fire, besides a crowd Of Astro-
nomical factie. There is good re4didg in this
number over and above the articles hire men,
toned. We would especially notice hn inter
ssting personal sketch Of Bryant the poet,
and a tale called "Cured" The Edit brs Easy
Chair and Drawer are capital
Ba-The 4iaatic HgHthiy for Mhr4h is re-
eeiyea. A mere list Of 4 portion pt the con-
Ionts Of this number il better refOj jnme nda-
lion for this sterling publication thd n anything
We could say: . The Fruits of Free La Dor in
the Smaller Islands of the West Indians =
Mountain Pictures by John G. Whittier ;
Agnes of Sorrento" by Mrs. StoHd; Meth
DDS of Study in Natural History by Prof.
Louis Agassz; Concerning the orrows of
Childhood BY the County Pars tn Ere
mont's Hundred Days in Missouri; The New
"Bglow Papers" by James Russo p Lowell !;
and Taxation" by Hon. Edward Everett
There, is not that strong bill
The New York herald., 1862-01-13
court Co,cudnr-Fhis Day.

2o37 2ssS 29S5 2947 2o4e 2a5l 2957 2059 29of 2ee5
1851 Part 2Sos. 1858, 2i7l, $3.50, sl52, 1851, sl5e
8i5s $780, sie2 sle4 a1se a6s s172 1884, 1900 2lo4
ao1Y oo7o oas1 1880 2oso 1908, 2995, 2e97. Part ~
Nos Ose i4e 3i76 s2o2 s2o4 a2oo, s2os, 32lo 32l2
S2a sals cos 72o $780, 7s2
7a4 7se 73s 73g T4 742, 743, 744, 745 692. Part "a
Nos 434 4O2 1417 co., 7O1 70e, 721 722, 724 1885, 72o
727, 72s, 207, 566X.
1916 1s19 1921 1929 1885, 1921 1885, 1887 1885, 1s43
1876 1s4T 1S49 1863, 1867 1862 1861 Part 2-Nos 81
1855 1853, 176o, 1762 1894 176s ITO, 1772, 1774.
The New York herald., 1862-01-13
Arrivals and Departures.

LrvERroor-Steamship Canada, at Boston--Mr Devcrs,
Furn Bowles Colgate, Jas Hhson Geo Kirkpair1ckI
Jas ddcrt Waseforh, Wilkins, Hanson Barker NILS and
Gibbs Lels Gascolt Oldham, Col Mauleverer Capts COY
Inns Bsyley Wilson, Paymssier lamont Lieuis Horn, west
servant. Col NewdeaeJ II Innes CB, Lieut. Col saks|
peare Cos Gordon, Mackenzie Wesley Capt Noble serI
want Lieut. Lieut. Col Gardner aud servant Capt Turner
servant Mr. Paey Lieut. Lockhar and servant Leus Jones'
Turner Prentiss, III Wilson, Cotmar tabr athI
Drake, Cleverson, Capt. Cam, Dezel, Thos MITCHELL
Roman Col II Brown, Croshl, Wm Tarr56. From Hali|
fax-D Prouy ri Nelson w Cotmar w d Gabre ath, Mr1
Drs)Is zySuerds w Clerordon, Capt W Cam. Dczsl
Mr. Dawson, fhos Mitchell, Roman.
N.ss,u-schr Southern Bele--Jos r and Chas Bidey'
back, BEN Haynes, A Woodruff, o Wendell
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TOTAL OF GRADUATES TO SEPTEMBER !, 1861.
The following the statistics Of the graduates Of the
Academy from s organization in 1902 to September /,
81


Total expenditure for 1859. .$l6O,131 81
The total expenditure for 1850 s175 691 This in
cludes about 80 900 for building purposes.
The total appropriation made January 8, 1861, is
ratus, &c.
The table presented above for 1859 displays about thu
average expenditure annually for the Academy 1t is
little less-nearly three thousand-han that
ported for 1850 The annual the for
each cadet, upon this estimate of 1850, is set down
$500
The Board Of yisiters to the Academy, in June 1851
have remarked justly upon the subject Of expenditures
as follows, viz
In some views the above sum may seem large as an
annual expense, but when compared with other govern
keep afioat for one year first class figate and when
considered in its results, that we obtain from this
pendture body Of officers who will compare in scien-
tc attanmens in military SKILL in noble bearing, with
patriotism and national feelings who difuse mill
tary knowledge throughout the country; who have
cued many Of the great works. military and civil Of the
country men who scattered through the land in mill
in good sodiershp army Of fifty thousand men, at
moment at the call Of their country thus giving the
Union the advantages without the dangers and expense
Of largo standing army-when considered thus, the
sum sinks into nsgnfcance.
And in these perilous times when both the Union and
Alma Mater arc mourning at tho spectacle Of sons who
were fostered on their bounty in against the
republic. double confidence is reposed in the skill and
the vaor Of those loyal soldiers West Point has reared
who rally around the flag Of the Union. And as OF
that flag the prayer Of the patriot is
- Long may it wave
Ger the land OF the free and the home Of the brave
so Of the Academy the resolve Of the people must
Esto pe,pefuQ.
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The first buildngs which occrpjed by the cadets
the old soldiers barracks Of the post which had
been built early l10l and destroyed in 1917
They stood the present site Of the hotel Since then
the old north and south barracks the ball and tho
building known as tho Academy have been replaced by
newer edhccs. The present cadets barracks form
beautiful and imposing structure, situated on tho
south side OF the plain. II is half quadrangle
paralIeogram, presenting ns longer facade 10
the plain. II is four stories high, and is built
Of granite 10 the Ezabethan order OF Gothic architecture
1t s warmed with hot air, lighted with gas and supplied
with bathing apparatus and has been erected at cost OF
about $4,000 1t was completed in 1851 It furnishe.
ample accommodations for four hundred cadets
Next TO the barracks is the Academy building which s
styled because II is occupied for recitation rooms tho
engineering hail. which Of models Of FORTH
cations, bridges, engines arches &C. the meteorological
cabinet the drawing hall, which is well flied with ca
des paintings the chemical laboratory the fencing hall
the gymnasium and various public Offices II Is beaui
ul building mostly Of red sandstone II is 275 feet long
by 75 wide, and three stories high, with basement.
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Captain D. B. Douglass, Is20-2s.
Charles Davies. 1823-37
Albert 4. Church, March u, 1888. presently
PROFESSORS OF cuEansrRY, nnaAIOoY AND GEOLOGY
(Act Of 1882
Acting Professors
James Cutbush (surgeon), l820-23.
James q. Perciva (5urgeon), 1924
John Torrey lSnrgeon) 1924 2s.
Lieutenant W. F. Hopkins, 1928 35.
Lieutenant Jacob " Bailey, 1ss5-ss.
Jacob W. Bailey, lsss-57. ''''''
Henry L. Kendrick March 8, 1857. presently
Professors GEOGRAPHY HISTORY AND xrHcs (Act Of 1881
Chaplain TO be Professor.
Rev Adam Empie (actng), 1887.
Rev Cave Jones, 1878. (Declned.)
Rev. Thomas Picton lS1S-25.
Rev. c. p McIlvaine 1s25-27.
Rev. Thomas Warner, lS2S-S8.
Rev. Jasper Adams 1S3s-4O
Rev. NJ. P. Parks lS40-46
Rev William T. Sprole, 1S47-56
PROFESSORS AND FIRST TEACHERS or DRAWING (Act Of 1s4o
Francis Do Mason (Teacher), 1S03-S.
c. E. Zoeller CTeacher), 1S0S-l0; 1sI2-19.
Thomas Gimbrede Creacher). lsle-s2.
Charles R. Leslie Cfeacher) Iss3-34
Robert W. Weir (Teacherl, 1s34-46.
Professor.
Robert W. Weir, August s. ls4o. presently
Francis De Mason (Teacher), 1S03-12.
Tiorimond De Mason lTeacher), 1925.
olaadius Berard reaca5srl. lslS-4s
s!'ssS; a. YES. RsriSs; Say 'S4s Y H. present,
PROFESSOR OF SPANISH (Act ofI867)
Patrice De Janon, July /, 1857 presently
Commandant Of Cadets and Instructor Of Artillery,
Cavalry and Infantry Tactics, appointed August 20, 1861,
Major G c. Augur.
The Superintendent OF the Military Academy has the
local rank pay and emouments Of Colonel Of Engineers
The Commandant Of Cadets has the local rank pay and
emoluments Of Lieutenant Colonel Of Engineers The
professors detached from the army and receive each
the salary of 81 per annum and house. Most Of the
assistants army officers, who are with but few ex
ccptions regularly changed according to what Is called
the four years rule This rule applies also, in some
degree to the Superintendent. All of the professors
officers and teachers at West Point graduates Of
the Academy, with the exception of the professors Of
Drawing French, Ethics and Spanish, the Sword Master
and the Surgeons The number Of officers and soldiers at
the post is given above
TOTAL OF GRADUATES TO SEPTEMBER i, 1861.
The following the statistics Of the graduates of the
Academy from s organization in 1902 to September l.,
1901
Total number Of graduates. 965
Resigned or declining commissions. go
Deo IN serVce.. .......................... ooI
Killed in battle Observation-Disclosures. SO
Cashiered, discharged dismissed dropped and dis oa
oahoeu.. ........... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The above estimates have been compiled from full files
Of tho army register and full files Of the registers Of the
Military Academy to the present tme and believed
to be accurate They do not Of course include
vice those graduates who having resigned from the army
now serving with the volunteers No similar compi
laton, from official sources, has been prepared since
1850.
ANNUAL EXPENDITURES.
The expenditures for the Academy in 1859 were:-
For support OF cadets ets,,,,,,,........S SSS ,052 10
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II was contemplated in the plans Of Washington, Ha-
milton and Pickering above referred to- During the pre-
rebellion however there has been great change in
this respect The President has already commissioned
about thirty mcrtorious scrgcans and has left
cics for others There have been commissioned also from
civil life the regular service $50 officers who arc
not graduates Of the Military Academy This is
evil aud might II carried too far, be greatly Injurious
the army. There is something wanting, therefore,
TO complete the education of this class OF officers.
We would suggest the arrangement Of an eclectic
course like that which Is seen In many colleges, from the
studies at tho Academy and that such appontecs ncud
ing merorous sergeans, study year at West Point
such course They could attend the recitaons which
held for the cadets This would obvate all objections
to promoting men from the ranks.
STATISTICS or sUPERINrENDENrs AND PROFESSORS.
suprRN1yNDESTs
Colonel Jonathan Williams, 1sO2-l2.
Colonel Joseph G. Swift 1Sl2-15.
Captain Alden Partridge, ,18l5-16.
Colonel Joseph g. Swift 1S16-17.
Captain Alden Partridge, 1917 TO July.
Major Sylvenus 1naYer, 1S17-33.
MAJOR Rene r. DeIussy 1S33-38.
MAJOR Richard Delanold, 1s3s-45.
Captain Henry Bfewefton, 1S45-53.
Colonel r. y. Lee, 1S53-55.
MNor j. q. Barnard, 1s56-57.
MAJOR Richard Dcla6eld, 1s6T-5f
Major =. q. T. Beauregard FIVE days.
Major A. H. Bowman, March /, 1861. presently
PROFESSORS ENGINEERING. (Act of 1871
Peter G. L'Eniant 1912, (decined).
Captain Alden Partridge, 1876.
Claude Crozet, 1617-23.
David p Douglass. 1s23-31.
Dennis N. Mahan, January l. 1882. (Present)
Professors OF NATURAL AND EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY
(Act Of 1879.
Captain Jared Mansfield, teacher, 1s02-12.
Captain Jared M,nsneld, 1929
Edward N. Courtenay, 1S2g-34
Vim. H. G. Bartlett, April 20, 1896. (Present.)
rRol EsoRs oF MATHEMATICS. (Act Of 1Sf2)
George Barron, 1902
Captain VIM. A. Barron 1902.
Francis r. Hasser, 1S07-10
Captain Alden Partridge, 1873.
Andrew Ellicott, 1890
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hcdh,r yrt 20, you swofc g. ST.. Wi'son,
and ! took sou from Icr. WEI. viii bear
iur o. 10th NV gupf baby VIII ht llWtlc.~.
t'g .ovirkci am frightened to 'irh ol it ;
lui ! study al IL, long how | may -l,, ~
Ihd ny y. must make rcsiiiuton--i rcan
| VIII leave you, and You must 90 t. Miss Will
sou, "s you promised you cannot bc ry nus.
I band while she lives
burst of historical weeping as slc said tho
last words left her calmet hut II wa ., dent to
harl"s That nothing hc said had AN, effect upon
the iXcd idea she had taken about h't marriage;
every diN the dclusiOn gained silturtt. and be-
came NOR detailed. lie called IN the i.r., med
ir1l men oi tho day, who had gr'a' r,pt'ition
Tot his slill ia all female ,om, 'aiu's vat lie
c"ili DO nothing except encourage him g. hope
Wax she would be better alt"r be- ,oAiiYc-
mont
II MIS- Wilson had desired revenge. she e.. Id
not lnv" hat il more completely. Charles
" ,chnd tlc c,uud that was srtills upJn lis
w.ic become darker aud thicker every day. She
"a. \ an aver. ION to him, AMI the sight Of him
was 80 d-tr"-'i Ing 60 her, that tho physician en-
treated hr 20 keep away from her, aud she re-
manned fr lays together plunged in gloomy all
ttraction, which Vas followed by eX,faNagant
spirits
At length the even, 10 Which lie had looked
forward with such desperate hope, took place.
Charles icclinc the father Of laughter hu, the
mothers malay tccm to have bccu rather agra.
yatcl. She recovered hcr strength rapidly, hu,
her mind was quite alicnatol, aud thu Two neii.
cal men ga, II NJ their decided pinion that the
only chance Of her .y rs lay In her removal
from home, aud L,in.; iaecl at ONE under
regular treatment.
Terrible ~ IL was 20 hear Ills, Charles felt
there was no alternative, aud it was on tho au-
u,rrsary Of his we,iding-day that he took his
wife to a lunatic asylum. She never eaineiorth
again.
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DENTISTRY.

4 MOST WONDERFUL DlSCo\
~ A. ! isuuhad Il y, teeth extracted ST
by DIR LsnLvILLEKS OF 10 iirAu /
great ,ilcasliye IN tecoinmtnii. tam Tt
irr.ng from The torinents oil t.1tLo.h he.
LER. IL CHRISTIE st. lnN'
DNTIlE OLD UNITED STATES ]
ID COMPANY established 30 years, IS D.
LEES, Stng iuy,Itpr Of rninctal tvtlA
extracted WI ut pain Teeth tillei wi
bone, cemel Or other h.lnf5' 20 cts' 4
teeth ~ GOLD { % cts on silver per
n. best wor nanship and materials va
a. Bowery, o, posite . TIE old theatre. HI
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lNSUR RANCE.
.CUANICS, ATTENTION /!

MECHANICS, ATTENTION!
Nl six cents a day will give tue family
aged 80 years, one thousand dollars at HI
For further Information can NJ the Office Of
euri,y Lie Insurance aud Annuity Co., 81
up stairs. sp2 30 4
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE Al
. nuity Co. Of New York, 81 Pine st.-I
s29 7o--Persons thirty years Of sgs can In, !
lives for $1,000 for the bsnsnl q their d
others, by paying yearly ~ 10, and .,
Or. Franklin said, "A roliv q Lie Az
the cnsapssl ,snd saSaf. = q pnskinsN
provision ~ sns's 60Ny.s PsymsntX
made quarterly, " preferred, and WhsnS
MUM smounAs 70 forty dollars and over, \
be taken for ons-half the amount. Club
more msw5sgs AbsyAlH dssll with. ap,t
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RGNiNss.s. RESORTS.
SAVING - HANKS

NAklNEkS SAVINGS INK.
Az ~ lhrd ave, cot - ri ith 81
open mona . To daily, end on Muday, Wed
nesday ami Sutidsy evenings from . b. ucl,cs
THOMAS u. SULLIVAN, President
apis ~ ISAAC I SMIIH, secret,ty
REMON Al.-TllE ATLANTIC SAVING.
~ Bank lnS rc'rovcl to thc building lately ncI
pei Do! the Iaursiurt .,.iiN, IL, Chatham 5Iiia
Tie u Il is oHru daily fiom 10 To aud from to
Pm u. VAN pElr, President Iosris.
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