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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-22
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NTTHEREAS, Letters of Administration on
w the estate of Charles Worden, dec d,
late of Bingham tp, Potter CO., Pa, have been
Issued to the subscribers in due form of law,
notice is hereby given to all persons knowing
themselves indebted 10 sold estate to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
will present them, duly authenticated, ior
settlement.
CLARISSA A. WORDEN, | .5nr,s
BURTON LEWIS,
Bingham, Feb 81, 1863.
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prove blessing Parties wishing the pre-
scription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Sept 24.-3m. Kings County, N. Y.
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Administrators Notice.

EETHFREAS, letters of administration on
w the estate of Hastings Mor1ey, decd late
of Allegany township, Potter Co., Pa, have
been issued to the subscribers in due form OF
law, notice is hereby given to all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment; and those having
claims will present them, duly authenticated,
for settlement.
L. B. MORLEY,
NANCY MORLEY Admsrs.
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FOR SALE

NEW ENGINE AND FIXTURES-eight-
n horse power, with tiue boiler. This en-
gine is now in Tannery at Bienville, Allie
gany Co.. N. Y, and has never been used.
Also, THE TANNERY AT BIENViLLE-
This Tannery is in a good location for bust
ness, both as to market and bark. -,
The engine will be sold separately if de.
sired, or Tannery and engine together. Will
be sold very cheap. For terms and further
information concerning the property apply tc
ANDREW JACKSON,
Coudersport, Potter Co., Penn'a
Jan. 80, 1863.
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M THEREAS, Letters of Administration on
w the estate of 0. A. Lewjs, decd late OF
Ulysses township, Potter CO., Pa, have been
issued to the subscribers in due form of law,
Eotice is hereby given to all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims
will present them, duly authenticated, for
settlement
NJ LAYINIA LEWIS, / Adnsr,.
E. D. LEWIS,
ULYSSES Pa Feb 16 1868.
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To the Public.

U7M H. TALLMAN would inform the ira
w Yelling public that he has rented the
Eagle Hotel opposite G. H. Simmons
Block at Oswayo Village, Penn'a, which has
been newly reftted aud furnished, where ne
Intends to keep First Glass Hotel. Parties
of pleasure and those wishing quiet home
over Sabbath, will find this house equal to any
in this vicinity. The tables will always be
well supplied, and the barns well furnished
with hay and oats, and no pains spared tor
the comfort of guests.
WIN. Fl. TALLMAN.
Osvayo Pa. Dec. 25, 1862.
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BeA.List of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Coudersport, Pa, April l, 1898:
VIM. Chandey Mr.. Fl. Cohen, Miss Rosanns
.Coonradt, Miss Adelia NJ. Cooper, Mr.. J. Gii-
ford Durbon, P. Gilbert, Abraham Haywood
Samuel Hanlo, Esq, Mrs. Huldah Parks u
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William William, Stone cutter.
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AdmEnIstratGr's Notice.

w HEREAS, Letters of Administration ON
w the estate of 4. II. Butterworth, decd
late of Coudersport, Potter co., Pa, have been
issued to the subscriber in due form of law,
notice is hereby given 10 all perrons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
will present them, duly authenticated, for
settlement. Ii. j. OLMSTED, Adms'r.
Coudersport, Feb. l6, 1863.
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Dy.entery, Relax, and Worms.
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood

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AdminfstrafOr,s Notice.

legany, Jan. 80, 1868
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Administrators Notice.

Oswayo, Pa. Dec. Is, 1862.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-14
slEORSES. CARRIAGES. SO.

EOk SALE-A BAY HORSE, hOOD lpE
any work, ~; d years old black pony, nd H. r.,
harness, 500 bay Iuare, I'D ia all hhIn.s' TO. l"
wagon, $40 road ago. 20, do. n, dpuhi harhns
aud singlc harness at liOl iFoad"Hy' +" nLd "t ~
till sold. a.
NOR SAIE-A BLACK PONY, SUITABLE
Il for butcher or grocery usn. Can be seen - ~
YHITT'S LIVER sabl,. SO Hamilton ave, sJuIn
Brooklyn.
L>OR SALE, A SPRING CAkI Il liAENESS
l. cheap Tor "a h sccount Of the death Of tno ou
Inquire 10. Gfeene". 80
NOR SALE-A MILK WAGON, IOkNk
T. and harness. either together Or soparsto. Al.o
low urieed Lories tit for Butcher or Mllkmeu; tho,
In. slts IL la Fourth 81 2A
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FURNISHED HALL BEDROOM WITH
IlhOard, to suit two men uh1 would room 1 ,trth,T
also . man and bs wife ctu have room 81 lac 1T
ting room. Terms moderate ani the family ANAL,
AupIy 81 Blocker It 2ul
BOARD MANItD FOR . ,iiiLDl.LA l
band b years Old, sho lo-t their rno'h,r a 10
spectacle woman having no other lVGid.r 81 y
widow 10 has 40 chidrcni and would TAX. Interest
in such, preferred Call u address 10 Mr. THOMSON
800 W nth It ~
FURNISHED ROOM 70 LET, WITH
i use Of kitchen. TO man and wifi, or lone woman
suitable for u DressnIaker. Parties viii lnd vi,a
ssnt hunl. Protestant preferred. Price t. nit tle
times. Apply ct n.y. kast ZOth At, between "a .ui
Jd avenue
ITO LET-A PLEASANT FRONT RODS.
i to single person or two rent, - ani A,.l o..
lo', wheeler 4 Wilson's machine. lng.tTt l.7
W.st 18th at, bet. Tth and sth aves ..a
TO LEI, WITH OR WITHOUT BDhLD
where bera substantial tab. l. trpt, INlll.u.I
Ioous; there 10 gas and hath, thtrc u, ctIlI. ~
and limited number onl, tNktu. ro..,i sur man
and hi. wife or single gentleman VI !-d,, -,r .tI
SJth II. IT,.
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A WONDERFUL Rush IOE MALE And
~ female h,ip, Of all nation, aj Nc. Broadway,
nett door to the Nl-hnston ltnt,l IhO-c lately
landed employed inucdiately. Cooke wanted Dor
tor. md Ia 1nlIr nAnI. III
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A KTlllCIAL FLOW LIS -IlFn INPE-
IA r,nced hand, wanted t. Nurk ou art fra flow
en-. Twenty I'VE little rlil, e. larn 40 som" good
rose bud nakcrs, to wo.k 81 h mr. MElohFI. &
co, ~ Walker t. 81
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A RTlflClAl FLOWER MhkERS Wantc,
"A One scol sprics.r. Rrau,it.-,A tON rirls
learn; raid while Mnlns A. 9u 20. Tie. aytnu
corner Houston, w Stair, front go IN. %
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A III ICHEE PERI EC lily ACQIAlNIED
1vith the rrts trad can uttNina good ritua,ion
by applying a. .'I trsnl IT. Jcrs,y ci;y. must come
well recommended zoo
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y GOOD VEST MAkEkS-TO WDhk On
q custom vests, WAGES az to ~ u week aud GO ID
operator singers machine, and two good pants
makers Cali 1ay Sprung at, back shop top floor. "a
- GOOD TAILORESSES WANTED, TO
= ~ofk the best Of custom pants Gail 50 East 18th
u, tet lat aud I'd av, Best wages paid. -
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I TINSMI1H WANlED-ALSO2 ,SIRON3
boys Tor cleaning stoves. 12g Sixth ave- uear 10Th
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Roy WANTED TO LtAES IHE HLOCk
Land pump making business, al 80 West -, near
Ioutton. ~
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BOY WANTED-A GOOD HONEST IN
sDtesent Protcstani boy Of L. OF years :, usuted
b. al Office; vne,s ~ 5h per week Address u :,
box 3l3a New Yorh Post oirsa 2'3
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pAkEES-W ASTED. > Ol; > BAKERS ON
~ hand work; also 9 lAds. steady employ meut
gwen. Apply early At 80 Court audt al ZiJ
RUITON HOLE MAKERS. lEONER~ and
- operators on Wheeler & Wilson, and Wilcox 4
Gibbs sewing machines steady employment given.
Y5o Broadway, room II. ID,
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II RA u y q MAtillSF HtND, AND
A. xindcrs wsntct In tuHN'> fic'ofy, cor I0th 1t
and MON ave, William-bJrsh. -
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10 FINISH PANTA.
looms after msehinc-; the bss, Of vas.~ paid 10
good hands: also some plain aud good kaster
on bottoms Call for days ct Siy Canai a. eutT snce
Oh BAXTER o..
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Roy WANTED-ALSO 4 rAILE HNS,.-
- er, AZ 2g2 iludsonst. lai
RUOI MAKERS WANIED-h MIN ON
Dplsin boot bottoms, Illuirr "a Wet 4Ji at, bit
lDth md I'm ayes u
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MANITOBA GOOD CUTTER, AND
w several girls to work Al paper boIss. Inquire at
y. sELCHOw'S Payer Bos Mandatory,
tC 90 Iuitou
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WANTED--IN EAST TROY, % PLAS-
w terers Wages Two Dollars srd Fifty cts per
day. Also fathers wanted. None but eIpc ienced
mechanics need apply. H. ~. ARTHUR, East Troy.
\. al
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UPSTREAM " WANTED IMMEDl tIEIY.
~ Apply At LoNEjON'S Dining saloon, rsik
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"A NUMBER OF BOON FOLDERS WAN1-
e Ell Immediately. at 81 Ann 1t. i.h hoor -
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10000 . td.,.l Is. 49, i,'n dc E ia"
broadway, for the Atlantic AMI era " s,cfn ial-
road A good chance for men. Work h. .'us
wsses ~ 70 per day. Passage tisc. ~ deda'tlIu
III. fare. ia
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WAS1ED--A BOY IL YEARS OF AGE
w residing Ia tho Western part OF the city, to learn
the pocket book trade, 30 Nassau o., 9TH floor. 20
"ANTED-A BOY ABOUT 10 YEARS
w age, OF good alton, residing with hs par
sntf, to attend aud make himscf generally useful IL
blank BOOK aud stationary store. Cali 2io Green
wieh st. 70
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WANTED--tASTERS, NAlLkRS, HEkl
w rr.. burnisher,, one man to cut stock. also
hoy thst understand eysletna shoes, 81 ~ CORTLAND
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\NANTED-A FIRST CLASS MAN 10
w solicit custom and silver liluos IN the city os
Breokiyn. Address by letter to II Y. box $50 Sun
Once. Sl6
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-06-23
Destructive Hailstorm.


We learn from citizen of Orange, that a most
destructive hailstorm passed over the lower part of
that county, and the upper part of Granville Sa
turday evening last; and from citizens of Wake
that hailstorm passed oyer portion of this coun-
Y west of Raleigh, and east of Raleigh on Buf-
faloe creek on Saturday night last The storm
swept from the residence of Harrison Parker Esq,
in the neighborhoOd of Red Mountain, over large
tract of country, beating the wheat oats and corn
into the earth; and in Wake, from the Chatham
line by Green Level to Salem meeting house, about
one mile and ahalf in width, destroying oats, corn
and wheat and almost stripping the trees of their
foliage. Such storm, and such destruction Of
crops had net been witnessed for years. A portion
of the wheat was in shock, and this, we learn,
literally beaten to pieces while in the fields but few
heads were left standing. The corn be replant-
ed, and fair crop may yet be made, but the wheat
and oat crop is a total loss.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-06-23
The Election in Wake.

We trust every Conservative in Wake County
will bear in mind tina. an election will be held on
Friday next the 26th instant, for a member of the
House of Commons in place of Gen. Fowle, and go
to the polls and vote for Calvin j. Rogers, ESQ.,
Kemp P Battle, Esq, who had been urged by nu-
merous friends to allow his name to be used, is not
a candidate, but has declined in favor of Mr. Rogers
aud the latter is therefore, the only Conservative
candidate in the field We knOU Mr.. Rogers to be
a true Conservative We knoo his views to be cor
rect in the present condition of the country and
can confidently say to the Conservatives that they
will not be disappointed in him. if they should elect
him, feel sure they will. Mr. Rogers is a
gentleman of excellent practical sense a farmer,
and thoroughly identified in interest and feeling
with the people of the County.
We have not heard of any Destructive candidate
being in the field, but we advise our friends to be
the alert against Destructive tricks. The leaders
in Raleigh will most probably "send sOord" to the
people of the County, and some Destructive will be
voted for. full turn out is only necessary to
defeat their efforts, and to elect Mr.. Rogers by
triumphant majority
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-06-23
OBITUARY NOTICES,

Died in the Hospital at TGwbOro N. c. on the 2sh of
May 1868, of measles BENJAMIN H. SKEE the 42d re1
ment N q. troops. This young beloved and re-
snected by all who knew him. and leaves large circle of
relatives and friends to the loss of one who but
few weeks mingled among them He died from home
with no relative near to cheer his last hour but have
the consOing hope that his end was peace.
FRIEND.
Died, on Monday the 18th Instant in the town of Will
son, OF dptheria FRANK ALEXANDER aged thirteen yesrs
son Of John and Sarah Stanly, of Beaufort Cour:y-
The deceased boy of fine promise of amabe dispo-
sition, and great favOrite 18th all his associates
Died. on the evening of the 5h of May at her residence
IN lrede County, MARGARET B. FRAsTER, rect of John
Feuster aged about rs years The deceased was con.
ssent member of the NJ E. Church for many years. ador-
ed fully the profession she made by pous walk and god
ly conversation.
Died on Friday morning. the 29d of May last at the old
United States Hospital of wounds received in the Fred
ereksburg battle Lieut. ABB. FEIMsTER in the goth year
of his age lie a member of the N. E. Church. and
was beloved by all who knew him He entered the SER
vice as private, promoted to sergeantcy and
then to eutenantcy by election. He was seven Sc
we're battles wounded at Seven Pines but soon re-
covered and returned to duty The battles fought the
race is and he gone where the wicked cease from
troubling and the weary soldier finds a rest. [CsN.