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REGISTERS Notice,

no al Creditors Legatees and ether pers
Il sons interested: Notice is hereby given
that the following named persons did. on the
dates affixed TO their names, file the accounts
Of their Administration 70 the Estates those
persons deceased, whose names are under
mentioned in the Office Of the Register for the
probate of Wills and granting Letters Of Ad-
miuistration in the County Of Potter; and
that the same will be presented to the Or.
phan's Court Of said county for confirmation
and allowance, on the 18th day Of December
next at 10 O'Clock q. m. at the Court Houss
il said county:
Nov. Il, sC5.-Partial account Of Polly
Estes, Administrators OF the Estate Of George
Estes decd, late Of Oswayo tp.
Nov. IS. ISG5.-Final account Of s. "
Presh0, Administrative Of the Estate OF s. !
Gee, late Of AIlegany tp., 6ec'd.
DAN BAKER, Register.
CoudersPort, Nov. i, 1856.
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L u.aritles. These drops are a scientifically com.
pounded fluid preparation, and better than any Pills.
Powders or Nostruns. Being liquid their action is
direct and positive. rendering them reliable speedy
and certain specific f0rth cure Of all Instructions aad
sGppressious OF nature Their popularity Is indicated
by the fact that over 10000 bottles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies Of the United States
every one OF whom speak in the strongest terms or
praise OF their great merits. They rapidly taking
the place every other Female Remedy, ana are con
sdered by all who know aUChI OF them, The
safest and most lgta1le preparation In the world
for the cure OF all Female complaints, the removal OF
all o6strucjons ofnature and the promotion Of health
regularity aad strength Explicit directions stating
when they may be USED, and explaining when and why
they should not, nor could not be used without pro
duciHg effects contrary 10 natures chosen laws, will
be f0nld carefully folded around each bottle, with
written signature ofJOHN l. LYON, without wh!c1
none are genuine
Prepared b. Dr.. JOHN L. LYON, I95 Chapel
Street. New Haven. Conn, who can be consulted
either personally or oy mail (encoSng stanp) con
ceTr n al private diseases and female wesk-es
Sold by Druggists everyvhe-e- Price g. SO pr Bot.
G. G. CLARK d CO,
lysp Gsnsrsl Agts for United sstss aud Cansdss
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IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
AND
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
F. ". JENEINR,
J. C. SMITH, !. u, Principals.
AIRY CQwrpy

J. c, sHTn, WITH. !. II, Principals.
First College Building Corner Penn and St. Clair SIS.
second Odd Fellows Building, ,FjfthSt.
Third Nos. % ard > s. Clair ST.
ARRIVALS roR TIE WEEK ENDING Dec. >, 1865
J. 4. Hewitt. Linton. jeff Co.. 0.
". G. Trout, Sabbath Rest, Blair Co, Pa.
c. .Wadsworth. yah0gaFalls. Summit Co. Q
c. O Wood, Elkbart. Elkhart Co., Ind.
". II. Eiseuhart, Greenville, Mercer Co.. Pa.
- Eisenhart,
J. A. Russell, Wellsburg. Brooke Co.. West Va.
J. Kennedy. Pittsburgh, Pa.
4. Baltzel, St. Francisvill, Clark Co. No.
GA Conrad, Birmingham, Allegheny Co.. Pa.
". \. Petrie. Temperancevii.e.
W.M. Gibson Y Wilmington, Lawrence C0..Pa
A. c. Bofenmeyer, Ashland, Ashland Co. o.
n. Griggs. Randall Crawford Co., Pa.
4.JRansay.N. Wilmington, Lawrence Co. Pa
F. T. Green, Lewisburg, Union Co, Pa.
D. Howard,
C. ". Mackey, Franklin, Tenango Co, Pa.
P. F. Staley, Meadevie. Crawford Co, Pa.
J. Wilson. Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Q.
J. N. Myers, Allegheny City, Pa.
L. II. Stevenson. Versailles, Darke Co., G.
G. F. Redman, Buchanan, Allegheny Co, Pa
J. F. Bidmau, Sharon, Mercer Co., Pa.
D. 4. Grimes. Perry, Pike Co., H.
G. I. Dewar, Coal Bluff, Wash. Co., Pa
". McKeown. steubenvilIe, JEFF. Co., 0.
R R. Fleming, Culwensyile, ,CleafeId Co, Pa
F. Livingston,
H. H. Houp, New. Grenada: Fulton Co., Pa.
G. y. Brinhan, Wellersbu.g Somerset, Co.. Pa
v. T Dom,
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COUDERSPORT ACADEMY.

J. v. ALLEN, PRISC!PAI.
A SISTED by competent Teachers The WIN
u TER TERM will begin Nov. .. 1865, and con
tinue Twelve Weeks Tuition. including instruction
in Common and II gLer English Branches German
and Latin Languages, 60 be paid at middle Of term
from = 10 IS. Incidentals twenty-five cents. BOOK
Keeping, BY single and double entry, taught without
EXTRA charge.
The course ofinstructOn wiz be thorough and urac-
teal IN every respect, but especially I'm the Common
English Branches, the discipline mild but uniformly
firm. Rooms suitable Tor students desiring 10 board
themselves can be rented reasonably in town. For
further particulars address Tie Principal at Couder
sport, Peuna.
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s5l Broadway New

Hn- To CcysuxPrIrEs.-The undersigned
having boen restored to health in q few weeks
By 8 very simple remedy. after having suffered
several years, with a severe lung affection
is anxious TO make known TO his fellov-suf-
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To all who desire it. he viii send a copy Of
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every sufferer viii try his remedy IS it will
cost them nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. will please
address Rev. EDWARD j. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
Sept. !, 1885 r3mos.
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AGENTS WANTED!
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BY selling Engrariugs, Card Photographs
ana Stationery. Our Stationery Packets ex-
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We will send Agents loo Stationery Pack
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ES% The December Term of Court for this
County will be held next week, when we hope
those who promised will make good their
promises. and pay the printer.
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EF There wa

Er There was just little sleighing on
Thanksgiving Day, which continued through
the week, but now the ground is black and
the snow has almost disappeared from the
hills.
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MARRIED. :.

WREAE-SCHR-On Thursday December 7th at
the residence Of the brides father, by David Conway
Esq George Wrean. TO Amelia F daughter Of y.
B. a Suhr, all Of Abbot township, Potter County.
*-#"Don't be olish."-You can make
Six Dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and ex-
anime an invention urgently needed BY every
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH,
SCRATCH , SCRATCH SCRATCH
WheatOn's Ointment

Nul Cure he ItCh IN IS Hours.
Also cures Salt Rheum. Ulcers, Chilblains.
and al EcaPtious of the Skin. Price 50 cts.
For sale BY al Druggists.
By sending 50 cents to WEEKS & &POTTER.
Sole Agents. 10 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, i vii be forwarded by mail. free of
postage, to any part Of the United States.
Sept. l0-SD. Notice s mos
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THE MASON & EAMLIN CABINET ORGANS

Forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
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kag= Court Proclamation and Trial List o.
the fourth page.
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ES- Don't forget "Clark's Sociable," OF
Monday evening at the new Court House.
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AIIcock-s Porous PIasters.-

These ulasters have the cOmpac.neSS Of OF kid
leather and the fezibIlily ola silk glove. They
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the back. for al strains. or bruises, for a weak
back. for nervous pains of the bowels, and
other nervous affection and cramps, for heart
.Feetions.-in all these cases they have TO be
properly appreciated.
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The Winter Term CT the Levisv.lle Academy
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Students are requested TO be present at the
commencement. in order to enter their classes
the first week.
Glasses will be arranged to accommodate
ALL. especially those who desire to enter
upon 4 course.
Students will be required to attend church
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sickness.
There will be ii connection with the Acad-
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cial Law.
We are prepared to teach Common English.
Higher Mathematics, German, Latin, Greek,
Natural Sciences, Painting and Music.
The design is to give students 4 thorough
and perfect knowledge cfthe branches taught
Tuition from s.. 00to oS8.00includingM Music
Rooms can berented and boarding obtained
in private families at reasonable rates.
Text books can be obtained q, the Insti-
tion.
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E~ The Message will be found in this
weeks issue. IF it long but we'll worth read
ng. We have no room for further comments
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The An acrers Of Ha,ti.
S.AAs NosTRASI
} lRiatt T.,

In view of the suffering causes, by the late disas-
the city roTta Prince Hsyn whereby tho
nish 18th nit. houses the heart OF city
sned property 10 tho -FOUR millions OF Spanish
dollars destroyed and hdd of the inhabitants rendered
entirely destitute the Mos Nershiptn Uni cd Grand Lodge
A. The OF New OK, having resolved to
subscription in MD Of the .op-s la. appointed the under
sisucd officers the Grand Lodge and IA associates Com
in,tre solicit contributions the members OF tho
under Jurisdiction and from the public generally.
Tie uudrsned being desrouso aid the people OF Port
Prince; rs duicky possible Ia retrieving tLer Gsaer
pecy solicit your assistance IN further OF their oh
leu would feel deeply grateful for the weight OF yeu
yersona influence in fultherDce of our enterprise.
Tir sums received will be poboy aokno, aud the
amount subscription when completed will BE- delivered
ton 70 ba transmitted to the President Of iiayti for ds
r IL RsAas. NJ. ". O. NJ, PwRar,MD. ,RwDG ON.
Mosrs h. Co.'s. ). G. w, W II. ANTHONY, J. @, w.
j. H. ToxssKsD. q. :, J9N JEFFERSON, G. T.
ia oass Of the Hsyien Boresa Of Emsrson No, - Lib
cry si.. New, York. ............... 3D. Vfr
Sea, ieJk. Marc. a. 1865. ............. d.
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FnnersI Of Gen. Winthrop.
IDeRs. ,lsT REsixSNT. V. O. D. n. Y,
kFy oak Ami To- 1865

uDQRs. slsI HFeixFNT. Y. q. D. y. Y,
NEW OAK. April TO- 1876. .
GLNERAL ORDER No. s.-This Regiment viii
parade hiigne uniform white gloves with the usual badge
II mourning folly sred snd ecrised wcdns-dsy Apnl
w. Tor su ID sJas ispoI1l honors Ia the gcnan'
Of the late Btcset BIis. Cen. Frederic Winthrop
The line viii be @.od 10 BonsSi. RICH, on BIoadwsy at
:! o'clock y.
lc Field sud ssh will i-por, The Colonel ,lmoun'-dl
AID tho hon stan Band and Drum Cops the
Adut.ni lsnnu.. before tho hour Of formation Il the
weather 10 mpcsstnt, ovcrcoas VIII be worn
Gen Winthrop formerly member Vi Company r. Of
tb, Regiment, and served In the ire. campaign in 1901 Al
tne o. hi, ,ath be Captain in the 18th Uui'ed
State. Infantry oht Of the 5h Newio Veteran Noua
tee. and Breyet brisAer General comnhndn. First BE
sdc Second Division, finh Corp lie mo, his death after
y-sr- ,he service 10 biz country, aud u'he moment
Of the crownn. victory ofihs We sincerely NOUN h.
loss.
The tlaE vii be displayed ., hsfms'' on the 'e'esal
srmofies OF this Regiment the dny Of r funeral. nom
sunrise until unset.
p by order Of Col Bss. l. rR,TYoKD. s
f..... JoAs II. LvERAoEs, Adluiant.
FDwAHD Km4iAS sersean, Msjor
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nNew.Brunswiek, Nd.

NRw-BRuNswIcK, Monday. April TO- ls5j.
The good and glorious news of the Surrender
of General Lee and his army, which is looked upon rs
the sppy haIbnger of peace and the reunion OF the
States received here last night WIN lnc mort ui
bounded Joy and delight. r.......... ID. .
Today the excitement continues and gratitude to God
fills every heart
Great multituLes OF people thIoBs the streets. and
Peace earth, good viii 10 men js IN the hearts and
Oh tue lips Of all.
The bells ringing joyful peas, the hrcmen parad'
ing the streets with their engines and great crowds
are standing around in part Of the city eheaftng
the "good tdines" and singing the "DOxOogy
High and loud above all can be heard the booming OF
cannon as salute Of two hundred guns Is being Tired
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TEE DRAFT
seren,eenth Waxd.

The citizens Of the Seventeenth ward assem-
seubled LAST oyeuipa atGermania Hall No liz A,enue
70 take further lsr preventing the drlt m
Ibis Ward Thcmecfing was presided over by Coan
Gilman VI. e. Gross, with Messrs ii. hiD hahser ana
G. IL w Neander as Secretaries. A lar.e number OF
citizens were present, mostly Germans, and conse
Quenly most of the speakers used the German tongue
The discussion Of the object oil the ASSEMBLY tooA rtne
fectiye remarks were made by Messrs. Steinbrunner
Cook Eemseuand others. The result of the evenings
ohtalned ynr this Ward by the authorities nj Capt
Wagners headquarters IN Third ave, and II Is Hlth
gvod reason thar tho success Is anticipated dsiH
III The quota be filed. o..
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE FURMAY-sr. Observation-Disclosures BIZ
CORONER LysoG-rhe inve alton in regard to lie ny
nsn disaster continued before Coroner LypcL y er
dss afternoon James =. Smith residing ia Portland a esr
peKsuye testified that he the roof cf the swvf
builns with four others they cautioned TO M oss By,
Mr S-srss Ha,ind, resident the Hishts they We
Az bn he hIenen did not 20; hey had her pip Pa I;
e H. ire tie lime; dd hear any ORDER dyer ~
hetnsn ia relation 70 the danger Nihsin Wesei' ~ 10
I4a Yotk Jersey city tehed to being on tue root a. me
burning budinr 10 company with several ohcrs; w ed
ahont tt root aud the Chief ENGINEERS fenArs y ~
thai hardly any 10 put water ga there shi y "a "
A., mind m, bsne~s; beard one caution ~ 70 g -
away, wss dangerous alter ilo eantio, &c 49,;
mem ed lo fl back 20 flen n rcganed the tHrf
% o. ,,. er. ma Nnes. though, be iel down with ie
re.; hen hc roof gave way. Ehsa1 ~ iiuno.l- - ~"
hicks.si. testified tnsf he heard inc tnea isS y II %
order Tor the uIcn leave he roof m eoneqolr 7
senn. Of water they threw down lh,o we s'rcrl
Robert Bnr, Assistant Ing neer te.'sd we, al, ne Ia, - M
hear shy order. given TO the men on oooi " se
ssted taking thc men n O. the Iul1'i sSa ~ In
with the Chief ku queer at the are did not ASH WV
the oh tir roof. ordered TIE men on the snee' ~ -
the men on The 1901 Decaa.9 'seL ws,e Japgsr al a.
time the roof we're doing no Coca o. my
not play ON he IRE George Colgsn Of NO. !. wa,
IA the street and thet the Chief hngineer ordered eicr
stop Thomas Hudson OF No. 80 Coortst tetaed ". M
ing the Chief Engineer tbai there dagger OF !e roS
ing the Chief told him 10 mind his own bgsass. ~
Merritt. 70 ordered ne hreiaen either o'
OF OF the roof; the chefod the men to seh 'c,g ,
No is Engine estihca that he the rect aie ss. ID
man speak the combgstbe nature Of the ee9,en.s '
buldr Witness down in the street when the roo e
in; assisted IN belpirs some Of ~ men on, Of tns rs
John J. Merritt OF 70 Coumbiast described the co.,uuyi
or feet of earth on tho roof which used 2.
mn nber OF men the roof; told the % tn.y ~
ss they S.ss: ds saS ne l god sud ai be
s- irving TO save NV shrubbery at ihs time Ispnf !. %
thought hun reckless did not think the 100. was ~ no,
to the Chief wnes,s wife cried ont TO the loren an
was dangerous for them be tie rogi Ee, s chs b
h witness pcrsevered in his efforts 10 hl Of No 5s
Cuuberlands testified TO being on the r3oi ~ ~ x Az en-,
in; was ordered by The Gillette remain 'n ~ r,r TX
the roof and witness caught and saved nan WIN na
on tho root Of their own .si. No ~ Micse
Kennedy Of n. ue No ieh ols;on ., 70" .VSy I
., ,. ~ IN when the inq asst wa Adtoarnsd -