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THE SOUTHWEST.
National Troops in Texas.
Arrival of French in Mexico.
The National Troops Stationed along
the Rio Grande-.The Business Of
Brownsville-Repert Capture Of
Kirby Smith and Party-Arrival Of
$4,000 French Troops in Mexico
Press Dispatch.

New YORK, July 29.-The Heraid's
Texas correspondent says the larger mum
Der of national troops intended to be sta.
toned along the Rio Grande had arrived
at their destination on the 18th inst, and
formed line of posts extending from
the mouth of the stream to some distance
above Brownsville The cavalry col
umns under Generals Merritt and Custer,
which left Shreveport and Alexandria,
La in the beginning of this month. were
expected to reach the Texas frontier ear
ly in August.
The town of Brownsville, which during
the rebellion was the great depot for cot
ton from the interior of Texas. and where
an immense business in the State was
transacted, is now deserted by its rebel
merchants, who accumulated monster
fortunes in few months Its business,
except such as the presence OF an army
gave it, has for the present departed.
The battery ofsix guns, which the reb-
els in evacuating Brownsville sold to the
Mexican Imperialists for Sl7 900, was re-
turned to the United States commander
at the place on the 18th inst, by order of
Maximilian.
Is Sdlu Uudb III tho Va A>~Ns-'
the paroled soldiers are committing the
grossest outrages in every direction, and
Keeping the peaceably disposed inhabi.
tants constantly in condition of terror.
1t is estimated that there remained in
the State at the time it was occupied by
national troops about l75,OOO bales of
cotton.
It is stated that the rebel General Kir-
by Smith and his party, which we sup
pose includes General Magruder and the
three or four ex.Governors OF Georgia
and Texas who fed from the latter States
with him, have been made prisoners and
paroled by the Governor of Saltillo, and
that a considerable army train which
they had with them was captured.
Two hundred French troops, direct
from France. ere landed at Tampioo in
the beginning of this month, and there
was a rumor, which did not gain much
credence, that soon after them arrived
$4,000 more.
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shooting AGnir.

New YORK. July 29.-Joseph Van Dor
an Weifher No 40 Beaver street was this
morning shot dead by one of hs clerks,
who, after firing three shots, ran. but was
caught
New YORK. July J0.-The name of the
man who shot and killed Mr., Vsn Doran
OIL Saturday, is James F Dram, OF the
firm of Dram & Thomas, Wdghers.-
Dram says he fired the shot ib selfde-
fense
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General Sheridan's Departure for Tex.
as-Governor Wells, ofLouisiann. 10
visit Warrington.
Press Dispatch.l

New YORK, July 29.-The Tribune's
New Orleans correspondent of the 22d
says: Maj. Gen. Sheridan left for Texas
on last Thursday. 1t is stated that the
General will visit Galveston, Brazos. San
tiago and Brownsville before his return
to this city. The trip will in all proba-
bility occupy two or three weeks.
The Quartermaster aud Comuuissary
Departments are forwarding large quan-
titles of supplies for the use of the Texas
troops. Capt. Hill has just returned from
an inspecting tour Of the Commissary
Department, and reports the armies as
being we'll supplied with every thing.
It is rumored that Gov. Madison Wells,
of this State, has taken, or is about to
take, his departure for Washington,
where he is going to try and counteract
the influence which is being brought to
bear on the Government to effect his re-
moval, and the appointment of a Provis'
ional Governor.
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The Revolution In Hayti.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Advices from
Hayti received BY way Of Nassau, state
that the revolutionist war in the Repub-
lie is still going on, and that the rebels
profess themselves willing to be buried
under the ashes of their towns rather
than be longer governed by President
Geffrard. saluave, the rebel leader, has
issued fiery proclamation, winding up
with the motto of the French revolafion-
ists 'fiberty"
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Applications for Pardon.
The Mission of Dick Taylor.

Late Applications for Pardon-Par-
den Of the Ediier Of the Memphia
Appeal-Insernal Revenue Decision
Dick Taylor Desires an Interview
with JeH. Davis-Military Assign.
nents-Preparation for the Trial Of
the Andersonville Jaiior.
Press Dispatch.I
NEW YORK, July 29.-The Herald's
Washington special says: Another large
installment of applications for pardon
was received at the Attorney Generals
Office to-day. Among the number was
that of the rebel Brigadier General W..
H. F. Lee. About eighty requisitions
are daily made on the State Department
from the Attorney Generals Office. The
remainder have to wait.
1t is reported here that Dill, the editor
and publisher of the Memphis Gre
NADIA Jackson Meridian Atlanta-Augusta
Southern Confederacy Appeal, has OBJ
tanned pardon.
The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. has decided that the interest paid to
depositors by savings banks is consider
ed dividend within the meaning of 100
of the law, and the tax Of five per cent.
should be withheld therefrom and paid
to the Government. He has also decided
that number taking in claim by
thh'd party, under the New York statute,
is Joint agreement and is subject to a
stamp duty Of FIVE cents.
The Tribune's Washington special says
hespecial object of the ex-rebel Cener-
al Dick Taylor visiting in Washington.
is to importune the President for an in.
terview with jeff. Davis. He succeeded
in seeing the President yesterday, but
received no definite answer, ahd was re-
quasted to call again
Major-General G. NJ. Dodge has been AZ
signed to the general command of all
United States forces serving in Kansas,
Colorado, Montina, and that portion of
Dacotah lying south and west of the Mis-
souri, river. Major General Alfred Pleas
anton has been assigned to the:command
of the District of Wisconsin hoadquar-
ters at Milwaukee.
The trial of the Audersonville jailOr
did not come off to-day as anticipated
A primary examination of witnesses is
now being made for the purpose of pre-
pairing the specifications to the charges
preferred against him. The trial will
doubtless commence in the early part of
next week.
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CoLoRED SUFFRAGE AT THE NORTH
Following the lead of Connec spt, the
States of Iowa and Michigan 4aFs pro
vided for voting directly on th{4testion
Of colored suffrage in those St1taA In
taking this ground, the Unioa ppFty in
those States have expressly dec4fsd that
it was step necessary to cons> tepcy. il
for no other reason. in demanding suff-
rage for freedmen.
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NEW YoRK, July %. 9.-Huudreds of per-
sons daily visit the Dunderburg ut the
foot ofeth Street, East river No visitors
on board, g IL interferes in the progress
of her completion. MesNs. John sRcach
And Son, the engine builder, ars patting
the boilers snd snsina = aanpaday -
s,onsilSAn. u
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Thormsmeser In Bsstsn~Ges' Grant.
BosroN, July 29-l P. M.-The ther-
mometor now stands at 92 in the shade:
Lieutenant General Grant and family
are expected to arrive here by the west
ern train.
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4 MEAT FAsT-The New Y5rk Times
persists in its attack on tho Isst extnr-
tiou. It advises all Of It's r6d ID 70 Oh
stain from meat for Two week 1nenc
ing and including Saturday. ~ : 5th.
1t 10 hoped that by this ~ stba
people win be abls to. bring ekers
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AppOintmenis-R Of Rebels
to WashinRt0n-Pardo
IPress Dispatchl


WASHINGTON, July 29.-The President
has appointed VIM B. Thomas Collector
of Customs at Philadelphia; also EdW ard
Wallace Naval Officer, and E. R. ID. Ny
or Surveyor of Customs, at the same
place; - Taylor, agent for the Indians
at the Upper Platte Agency; Samuel L.
Day, Receiver, and NJ. A. Williams, Regis
ter of the Laud Office at Tallahassee, and
NJ. P. Dosty, Register of Land Office at
New Orleans.
Hundreds of former residents of Wash
ingtoh, who left fer the South on the
breaking out of the rebellion, continue to
return hither, but very few of them have
succeeded in obtaining employment MAJ
jor General Augur has just issued an or
der requiring all persons heretofore be-
longing to the rebel armies arriving in
this city, to report Immediately ON their
arrival to the headquarters of the De-
partment of Washington, and furnish q
copy of their authority for being here
Those now in the city who have not al.
ready done so, will at once comply with
the requirements of this order.
About 200 pardons have been granted
during the past weok There remain on
file over 1000 applications, and the peti.
tions are still coming in at the rate ef
from 100 to 200 per day. The President
to-day pardoned T. X. Miller, sentenced
to be hanged for the murder of G. c.
Long, deserter to Canada; Duff Green,
of Georgia, who is we'll known as having
formerly been an editor in Washington
also Elias Green and R. L. j. Blair, both
rebels. Arthur Carron, another rebel.
was permitted to leave the country
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Capsared.

Nxw YORK, July 29.-The five prison.
- csptured OF tho coast Of Florida
some time since, while endeayoring to
msfe their escape In = small boat. were
vsstsrday ssnt TO Fort Lafaystts a. polih-
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The lTreasury-West Point Academy
Press DISPATCH

New YORK, July 29.-The CONNER
cial's Washington special says Judge Wy
lie has granted q rule upon Secretary
McCulloch to show cause why manda-
mus should not be issued to compel him
to pay the claim of the Messrs. Porter for
$4,000, for mules impressed in the Nor
mon expedition under General johnson.
The Third Auditor awarded this sum in
1861, but Mr.. Chase refused to pay it.
The Board of Visitors to West Point
Academy in their report recommend the
superintendency to be thrown open to
the whole army as we'll as to engineers;
that the corps of cadets be gradually in
creased to 400; that the regulations for
admission be revised by admitting Eng
lish Grammer, Descriptive Geography
and History of the United States that
legislative provision be made for com,
plete examination of candidates for ca.
detship; that in future no one be receiv-
ed under II or over % years Of age va
ars recommended
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Santa Annals Position on Mexican
Affairs.

New YORK, July 29-Santa Anna. at
present residing at the Island of st.
Thomas, has issued pronunciamento in
which he denounces the attempt ct en-
pire in Mexico. He calls for a rally in
favor of Democracy, and urges the Mex.
leans to fight against the invaders. He
explains that his declaration In favor Of
French intervention was forced upon
him by requiring him to sign such before
he would be permitted to land in Mexico
and visit his sick wife.
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BANKS.
The National Bank of West Va
At WHEELING.

OFFICs ~ COMPTROLLER OF rHs CURRENCY, !
WASHINGTON, July nth. 1865.
WHERRAs, BY sATIsFACTO-
w RY EVIDENCE presented to the under
signed II has been made 20 appear that
"THe NATIONAL BANK or WEST VA.
AT WHEELING"
Ii the city Of Wheeling, in the o. inty OF Ohio
AID State of West Virginia has been duly or.
gani,ed under and according 10 tho requlr5
meats Of the act o. Cong ess entitled 'Ana act to
provide a National Currency secured by a
pledge Of United States Bonds, and TO provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof" ap.
proved June 3d 1854 and has complied with all
the provisions of said act required TO be com.
piled with before commencing the business OF
banking under said act
Now therefore, |, Freeman Clark, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that The
NATIONAL BANK OF WEST VIRGINIA
AT WHEELING. in the city of Wheeling, 10
the county Of Ohio ard State Of West Virginia,
Is authorized to commence tho business Of bank
ing under the act aforesaid.
~, In testimony whereof, witness my
J LIS hand and seal of office this 18th day OF
-~.-s July. 1865.
FREEMAN CLARK,
juis-6od Comptroller of the Currency.
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OFFICs ~ COMPTROLLER OF rHs CURRENCY I
WASHINGTON, July llth. 1865. )
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GROCERIES.

NEW YORK AND RNGLIsH
II Dairy Cheese, Ter sale By
jsie BOOTH, B1TrELLBsk co.
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I2NGLl4H RICKl.RD ONIONS,
II Mixed Pickles, Chow Chow and csuliho&.
jeis BOOTH, BATTELLE cos.
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VIZ oRCKeTRRsHInR, = Z m
w Ste9k John Bun, Reading. LuctB0w
CumheFiand snf Harvey Sances, for sale By
jel2 BOOTH, BATTELLE 4 co.
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Wives and Husbands.

With a wife comes a certain loss Of
freedom, which is irksom to wilful natures.
This man Cwho is very short sighted
creature) never thinks Of until after the
object of bis love is his. Waking thor.
0ughly to the conciousness that he is q
married man, he finds in his house a per-
son who has an absolute claim on his at
tentioD, his time, his affection, and his
service. He is surrounded BY new con-
ditions. All his movements must start
from a new centre. Mr.. Jones before
marriage, could harness his pony and drive
wherever impulse might direct; but Mr..
Jones after marriage,i is obliged to remem~
Der that Mrs. Jones is in the house and
would ike to accompany him-a fact, con-
sideriUg the way towards which the poo
Dy's head is turned, and the old compan-
ions who lived on the way, that 1t is not
wholly agreeable to Mr.. Jones. 4 new
item comes into all his calculations.
Mr.. Jones' life, which was once a skeiu
of silk, has become stick of twist,aud the
strand which he contributed cannot be-
separated from its fellow without a snarI.
Mr.. Jones fnds himself tied to Mrs Jones
for life, and also finds that certain free
dom which he enjoyed before marriage
cannot, with proprlety, be enjoyed after
marriage. This troubles Mr.. Jones q
little He has half mind to REBEL
What business has woman to to inter,
fare with him? Perhaps he rebels With
a whole mind. Thousands do, and By
the failure 10 adapt Themselves nationally
to their new connections inaugurate life
of discord or Indifference.
Absorption in business or professional
pursuits is, perhaps, the grand cause Of
arrangement between married lives. Ia
France there is saying that Tobacco Is
the tomb Of loYe"-FTench love, proba.
bly,. In America business is the tomb Of
love. It is hard if not impossibe,for two
great passions TO live in the same heart
at the same time It is difficult to love
woman and MammoD, as it is to serve
God and Maumon.
The love Of man for his wife must be
the grand, enduring, all absorbing passion
of his life, OF woman is dsfrauded Of her
right. The man who, when bis wife is
won, turns the whole energy Of his life
into business, making that an end which
should Only be q means,is married only in
name. There IS no narOotism of affection
like the strong love aud ceaseless Pufsuit
Of money. Turning gradually away from
the quiet society Of their wifes and the
enjoYments of their homes, most men
yield themselves TO che pursuit o. wealth
and iu the fierce excitements Of their en-
terprise, lose taste for the calm delights
of domestic life. At the close Of days
labor, they bring home weary bodies and
worn minds. Nothing is saved for their
homes or their wive. Their evenings are
stupid and fretful, and the pillow and
forgetfulness are welcomed as g release
from ennu5.-H2uyS at Home.
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w AFTESG.

rSuggested by the engraving ''Rosalie.'
Little white violets down in the woods
White. with the merest purple STAIN
Bud and blossom, but do not fade
Till he shall stand by my side again
7 think there was never in all the world
So fair a covert as this Of mlne,-
That never through duskier clouds Of trees
Did the lights Of sunset shine.
Brave trees, strong with with the Winter
storms,
Fair trees. rattli0g with dewy leaves
Music and Silence, hand IN hand,
Keep tryst beneath them, these golden eTes.
Since the wonderful Naiads died,
Softly the brook goes singing alone
And a half-regret for It's miustrels lost,
think, lis breathing TO every stone
Beautiful shadows, fast asleep.
Hidden here IN the Summer woods,
VIII ye blossom at twilight into daTks.
As roses break from their burning buds
Sweet with the breath ofthe clover fields,
The merriest breezes come and go,
Swinging the boughs Of the Summer trees
In the lights and shadows to and fro
But dearest Of all dear thing in the wood,
Are these white flowers touched with a
purple stain.
Sweet little violets down in the grass,
Why are ye flushed, with Joy, Or with pain:
He gathered q handful Of these, that day,
Smiling tho sudden his eyes grew dim,
He fastened them in my braided hair
To, bud and blossom and wait for him
July, 1895. Eva.
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"Wen, young man, it's dangerous
game; suppose you are aware it is SD
offence not lightly punished to pretend
you're an officer of the police said Mr..
Blake.
"My dear Mr.. Blake, if it was death
on the instant of discovery, and was in
the same strait, should do the same
thing over again"
fYou must find prosecutor, Mr.,
Blake" said Clara AaDd as /, the prin-
cipal person concerned, am not going to
prosecute the officer, think he will
escape"
"But Why" said I, "did you not tele-
graph to Clara direct"
"Because I feared that Mrs. Webster
might possibly have prevented our
meeting,
Mr. Blake left Us with his eyes twink
ling, and mutteung to me something
about "servitude for life"
4 month after this | had the pleasure
of giving away my niece to Herbert, and
in two months more | had the pleasure
of reading in the Times the announce
ment Of the marriage Of Mrs. Webster to
Francis TyedgaT, Esq, Of Tredgar Hall,
TO which ceremony, need scarcely say,
was not invited.
Clara and Herbert and I live together,
and to this day he is spoken of amongst
his ptimates as Herbert Langley, "that
active and Intelligent officer"
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Pension Bounty and War Claim
Agency.

DENSTONS procured for soldiers Of the
present war who are disabled by reason Of
wounds received or disease cOutractracted
while in the service Of the United States and
pensions, bounty, and arrears Of pay obtained
for widows or heirs Of those who hare GIed
or been killed while in service. All lette- Of
inquiry promtly answered, and on receipt ~
naiI Of q statement Of the case OF claimant
will forward the necessary papers for their
Eignature, Fees IN Pension cases as fixed by
law.
RsFsREScEs.-Hon. Isaac BESsOy, Hon. a
G. OLNsrED, J. s Mans, ESQ F. ". KNOX
Esq. DAN BAKER,
Claim Agent Couderport Pa.
June 6, 64.-ly.
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As Father Taylor was giving temper
auce address in Rocky Hill meeting house
a certain drunkara was so much offended
By his severe but truthful remarks, that
be rose up and began to hiss the speaker,
Instantly Father Taylor turned the atteu-
ton Of the large audience to the iDsolens
roBdy, and then forcibly said, as he point
ed to his victim, "There's a red nose got
into cold water, don't you hear it hiss"
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

FaILADtLFHlAt ~
nISEASES ofthe Nervous, Seminal, Trina
~ r. sud sexual sy ystems-new and reliable
treatment-in reports Of the HOWARD AS
SOCIATI0N-sent by mail in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, Dr.. J
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association
10 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
l5syi5s4.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Free and accepted Ancient York hasons:
FTILALIA LODGE. No. 342, I. \. NJ.
STATED Meetings on the 2nd and 4!hWedaes-
davs Of each month. Also Masonic gather
{ng.ou every Wednesday Evening for work
and uractics. al their Hall in Coudersporr.
D. c. LARRIBEE, y. u.
" " gcAL4ExEY. Sec.r.
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COTDERSPORT HOTEL,

0. T. GLASSNIRE, Proprietor, Corner O.
Main and Second Streets, C0ude-sp0rt, Pot
ter Co., Pa
\ Livery Stable Is also keptin connect
tion with this Hotel.
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The following is a copy of a letter re-
ceiVed BY village schoOlmastar: Sur,
as you are a man Of noledge, / intend to
inter my son in your skull"
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H J. OLMS STED,

DEALER II STOVES. TIN * SHEET IRON
WARE, Main St, nearly opposite the Court
House, CoudersPorr, Pa. Tin and Sheet
from Ware made to order, in good style, on
short notice.
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T0HN { MANN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudersport, Pa, wil attend the several
r,gvts in. Potter and lrhean Counties. All
business entrusted IN his care viii receive
prompt attention. Office corner Of West
md Third streets.
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COLLINS SMITH.

DEALER in Dry Goods. Groceries, Provisions.
Hardware, Queeusware, Cutlery, and all
Goods usually found in q country Store
Coudersgort Nov -. 1861.
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Administrator or Executors Nouce, w
Business Cards, lines or less, per year OJ
Special and Editorial Notices per line, 20
IAN transient advertisements must be
naid in advance. and no notice viii be taken
of advertisements from distance, unless they
are accompanied by the money or satisfactory
reference.
BLANKS, and Job Work of all kinds, at
tended to promptly and faithfully.
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Laudseer defines photography to bs
Justice without mercy.
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4RTHrP z. OLNSTED.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudsrspor1 Pa, VIII attend 70 all business
entrusted to his care, with Pre- nptnes ana
Eie'itv. Ofice on Southwest corner Of Main
nnA Ene-tn strasts.
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ISAAC BENSON.

ATTORNEY At LAW, Couaersgort, Pa, viii
attend to all business entrusted TO him, with
csre and promPtness. Office on Second St,
near the Allegheny Bridge.
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MILLER & lIcAEARNEY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

II A X hlSbO Z h0s i ~
A GENTS for the Collection Of CLAN :
n against the United States and State Coz
ernments, such as Pension, Bounty, Arreal :
of.Pav &c. Address Box 95, Harrisburg, Pa.
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL
PUBLISHED BY
VI. w. MCAIarney, Proprietor.
SI.50 PR YEAR, INVARIABLY u ADVANCE.

- Devoted to the cause Of Republication,
ths Interests of Agriculture, the advancement
Of Education, and the best good Of Potter
county. Owning no guide except that Of
Principle, it will endeayer to aid in the work
Of more fully Freedomizing our Country.
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N I 0LNISTED.

DEALER N DRY GOODS. READY-NADE
Clothing. Crocke-Y, Groceries, &c, Main s.,
CouGerspO-t Pa.
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PRACTICNG PHYSICIAN, CouiersnoTt, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens Of the VII
lage and vicinity that he viii promptly re-
soond to all calls for professional services.
Omce on Main St. IN building formerly &C.
cuDied bv c. Y. Ellis, Esq.