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BUSINESS CARDS.

Free and Accepted Ancient York Mascns,
FTTLALLA LODGE, No. 342, Z. 4. NJ.
STATED Meetings on the End and 4tE Weenes-
davs of each month. Also Masonic gather
ings on every Wednesday Evening for work
and practice, at their Hall ia Couderspor+.
D. c. LARRIBEE, ". u.
" NcALARNEY, Sec'y.
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ATTORNEY S-AT-LAN.
DDTGD GDTD o. d 4

GENTS for the Collection of CLAN 8
~ against the United States and State CO. :
crnments. such as Pension, Bounty, Arreai
of Paw &c. Address Box 95, Harrisburg, Pa.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
purTanEIpHIA. PL

nISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal, Urina-
D ~ and sexual - stems-new and reliable
treatneut--in reports of the HOWARD AS
S0CIATioN-sent by mail in sealed lei sr
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, DR.. !.
SKILLIS HOUGHT0S, Howard Association ,
No. 7Soutb Ninth S4eet, PhiladslPbia, IA,
- Tls64.
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Holm : MANN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Coudersport, Pa, viii attend the several
Courts in Potter and II Kean Counties. All
business entrusted in his care viii receive
prompt attention. 0lfice corner OF West
and Third streets.
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rrWhen a newcomer blows loud
trumpet and makes a great dash, he'fs
sure to be shallow. and run q short race.
Receive him cautiously.
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TIE CAT ACE.


The palmy days for cats were IL the
time of Egypt's power as nation, some
four hundred years B. G. They were
held as sacred as dogs or crCcod;les, and
death was the penalty for killing them.
From their nocturnal habits and glossy
fur, the Egyptians deemed them symbolic
al of the moon, aud golden cat was
worshipped at Syens. Herodctus tells
US some marvels about them. 1.-THE
Toms" it seems, in his time, had Pc.
culiar liking for making way with kit.
tens-a very fortunate thing too, or the
land would have been ogerrun with cats.
Growing wonder of all, when a FIRE breaks
out, the sole care of the natives is to
keep the cats from it; 10 DO which they
post themselves as guards around the
burning house, and take no thought for
putting out the flames A divine impulse
however, SAYS the chronieler, seizes the
cats; they dart under the men, or leap
over them, and fling themselves into the
flames; then great mourning takes poses
sion of the land. If a cat was found dead
in any ones house, the inmates had to
shave off their eyebrows. The defanct
animals were carried into the temples,
where they were enbalmed aud solemnly
deposited in the city Of Bnbaris Speci-
mems may be seen in the British Museum
Very different is their fate at modern
Rome. A recent traveller tells Us they are
there as highly esteemed for culinary pur-
poses as puppy dogs in Chiaa If you
have roast hare for dinner, you had bet
ter not make too many inquiries as to what
kind of 'pussey' it was before i. camefnto
the chiIs hands.
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H ]. OLMSTED,

DEALER IN STOVES, TIN Il SHEET IRON
WARE, Main St, nearly opposite the court
House, Coudersport, Pa. Tin and Sheei
Iron Ware made to order, in good style, on
short notice.
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EMPTY BOTTLES NAVIGATING THE
OCEAy.-Captain Beecher, an English
shipmaster, compiled, within the last ten
years, the following curious voyages of
bottles thrown into the sea By unfortunate
navigators. A good many bottles cast
into the sea next to the African coast,
found their way to Europe One bottle
seems to have anticipated the Panama
route, having travelled from the Panama
Isthmus to the Irish coast. Another
crossed the Atlantic from the Canary to
Novia Scotia. Three or four bottles
thrown into thasea by Greenland mariners
off Davis Straits, landed On the north
west coast Of Ireland. Another madea Gu
rious trip-sWam from the South Atlantic
Ocean to the west coast ef Africa, passing
Gibrsiter, went along the Portuguese
coast of France, and was finally picked up
on Jersey Island. One bottle was found
after sixteen years swimming, one after
fourteen years, and two after ten years.
A few only travelled more than one year,
and one only Eve days This was sent
off By the captain Of the Racehorse on the
on 17th of April, in the Caribbean Sea,
and was found on the 22d, after having
gone through three degrees of longitude,
(210 miles, western direction. Captain
NJ CluTe, of the Investigator, threw
bottle into the sea in 1850, on bis voyage
to Behring's Straits. ItsWam 800 niles
in 200 days, and was picked up on the
Honduras coast.
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MISSING.
Boom boom boom I

Boom boom boom
Twas the sullen sigual-gun
And through the early morning gloom
II pealed like the trump Of a dreadful doom
And the tired sleeper woke with start,
And wondered what should be his part
In the tragedy that must soon begin;
Whether the Right should lose or win, done
And where he should be when the day wa;
But his reverie could not last:
"Fall in fall in I" was the cry;
And with one thought of the happy past,
One glance that was suddenly, lovingly cast
At picture that nestled close to his heart,
A glance that made the warm tears start,
One breathing of prayer, one CHEEKY word
To the mastering ranks he grasped his sword
And sprung to the front to do or die.
Then a hundred cannon roared,
And a hundred bugles blared,
And over the mparts the heroes poured
With bayonet fixed and flashing sword
And across the plain, where the storm Of death
Came sweeping down with its fiery breath,
And up the hill. where the surly foe
Like an ambushed lion was crouehing low,
They marched. tho they knew it was deati
they dared.
His voice was steady anG clear.
His heart was cheerful and strong:
In his face there fingered no line of fear,
The hre in his eve had dried the tear.
And chee-ilv rung bis word Of command
As be shouted back to his gallant band.
They were falling fast, but he did rot quail,
And steadily up, through the leaden hail,
He led his confident braves along.
Right up to the rampant grim
Where the Rebel flag was floating;
Right up to the awful crater's rim
The sturdy veterans followed him.
" Forward boys. .forward!' they heard him CRY.
Then a blast Of death went bowling by,
And when it had passed he was lying still,
And his braves were staggering down the hill,
And the air was rent with the rebel shouting z
Oh who can tell the rest?
Is he lying silently now
With the frozen clods above his breast?
Alas God knoweth what is best
But better, far better, our poor hearts say,
To pour out his life in the fiery fray
Than slowly to die in the loaIhsome cell
OF terrible Southern prison bell:
God kuoweth the best-to His viii we bow.
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ra-A receipt for good health nay b
given ia the following words: Gobf hours,
good feelings, and a clear conscience
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ARTHrR g. OLNSTED.

ATTORNEY L COUNSELLOR AT Law
Coudersport, Pa. wiil attend to all business
entrusted to his care, with pre- mptnes anc
zie,ity. Office on Southwest corner OF Main
and Fourth streets.
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n% coleman, the dramatist. was asked
if be knew Theodore Hook. "Yes," re-
piled the Sit. "HeOk and Eye are Old
associates"
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ADyERTIsExsSTs inserted at the following

Administratcr's or EXECUTORS NotIce, %
Business Cards, s lines or less, per year 90
Special and Editorial Notices, PEI line, 20
x#Al transient advertisements must be
Maid in advance, and no notice will be taken
Of advertisements from a distance, unless they
are accompanied by the money or satisfactory
reference.
.*Blanks, and job Work Of al kinds, at
tended to promptly and faithfully.
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n r OLNSTED.

DEALER ~ DRY GOODS, READY-MADE
Clothiag, Crockery, Groceries, &c, Main ST.,
Coude-Sport. Pa.
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COLLINS SMITH.

DEALER in Dry Goods. Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, eueensware, Cutlery, and all
Goods usually found in country Store
Csudersport, Nov. -, 1851.
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COUDERsPORT HOTEL.

F. GLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner O.
Main and Second Streets, Coudersport, Pot
ter Co., Pa
\ Livery Stable IS also keptin connect
tion with this Hotel.
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ISAAC BENSON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport. Pa, will
attend to all business entrusted to him, with
care and promptness. Office on Second St.,
near the Allegheny Bridge.
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VOLUME xvi NUMBER 43.
THE
POTTER JOURNAL
PUBLISHED BIT
MI. w. MIC AIarney, Proprietor.
S1.51 pa YEAR, ISvARIABLV II ADVANCE.

*.#Devoted to the cause of Repubrcanism,
the Interests Of Agriculture, the advancement
of Education, aud the best good Of Potter
county. Owning no guide except that OF
Principle it will endeaver to aid in the work
of more fally FfeedomiziRg our Country.
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: w. KNOX,
O. T. ELLISON,
O. S & E. A. JONES,

DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS
Oils, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Good.
Groceries, &c, Main St, Coudersport, Pa.
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LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property



MILITARY DIVISION OF TIE TESEsssEE, l
| CHIEF QUAETEHAAsrERs OincE. u. S. Nil. r. Re. !
NASHVILLE, TESS, Sept 25. lS65
I WILL cffer at public sale the following describes
j property Of the United States. VIZ.
90 Friday, October 20tn. 1855 rear the Chatis-
| uoOgs Depot Nashville. Team, and CONTINUING
dsily thereafter until completed, TWO TH OIISANI i
| Tons OLD SCRAP RAILROAD IRON, (more q
less( consisting ofCsr WIS els aud Car Axles Bird e
Castings ana Rods, and large assortment Of Cast
and Wrought Scrap To be sold in lots u rs tons
or more 10 suis the purcha er.
FIVE MILES OLD STRAP RAILROAD IRON
suitable for a country Horpe Railroad track.
EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS SCRAP BRASa
AND COPPER, on Wednesday, October 18Th, con
unuing thereafter mtil completed.
SIX MILLION FEEr OF ASSORTED LUMBEH
(more or less. as fellows:
100 O0O ieet Oak Bridge Lumber;
~, 60 feet Pine Budge Lumber,
], 500 900 feet OAK Lumber, assofted,
100000 ieet Pine Lumber, sssorIed
1900 600 ieet Poplar Lumber, assorted
10000 feet Beech, Walnut, ,Hickory, Ash, ae
To be soldio lots Of toO0 feet or more % suit pur
soO,oO0shingies trrore orfess,. ~ L
On monasy, Ocioner soth at Antioch, n. and c,
% Monday, October loth. At s4nvrna. n. and q
R. R., st O'Clock, p. m, UNB BUILDING.
On Tuesday, OciobeI Slst, st Tullshoma, N. and
c. K r, ONk BUILDING.
On "Wednesday, November let, 1865, st Deerhard
N. and c. R. r., TEN BUILDINGS. MESS HOUSE
&c.
ON Thursday, November 2d, At Steven y, Ala
-FOUR BUILDINGS.
On Thursday. November 2d, ct Bridgeport. n
ami @. K. n ONE BUILDING.
On Thursday, November I'd, ct Shaluond. n
and C K. r, At O'Clock p. NJ, ONE BUILDING
On Friday, November Sd, 1886 at Chattsn osa
Tenn, and continuing daily until conn eted OisE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE BUIi,DlNGs
(mOre or less), such a. storehousas, Mess aud
DEellirg Houses, OHces, STABLES, ,Ac
A large proportion Ct the above mentioned buIls
ings are substantial an well sdspted for eithei
dwellings or stores q; the same time they are =
constructed that they can be readily removed !
necessary.
A the lsnd on which these buildings now stand
does not belong to the Government the right 10 r.
move tnem will be guaranteed for ten days from
otherwise specified.
Any information desired in ref renee 70 The abov,
properly may b. hsd upon application 70 CAPT. 3
b. Hsmin, A. @ NJ, Nashvilie, Tenn, or Csut N
K, hopkins, =. 2, NJ, Chattanooga Tenn
Terms cash IN tournment Funea
sepso-tnoyi Capt. and A.o. A., Q. s. Army.
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have nolccl an advertisement in che
different citv papers heated, eSgcocd An
nual iasuc oi che Nashville city pircctcry.'
This b dous o. misIcad che business men 1f
che city, and give tat impression that Che
party had either bought out nay interest n
the Directory, or Oh make thom hcIevo that
Z would uot geo Qua a pIrtctcry i1r is6G.
They tried io gct che use uf nay name Cor
tha Directory, bus thia Z refused .thcr
would agrce Oh ougngc them on she DiFec
tory, which 7 propose getting up iu he
sprug ol $780, This wua doao on acc1uut
oi their iucapabIhty of managing o. work
Of the kind. us Wen lf other business u
which We were iormerly connected besides.
the party who Ia getting uT the nircciory j.
not a resident 0t Nashville, end therefore
would nos take che same interest I'M The
matter as a citizen of tho city would.
Nrito this in Justice Do the public ua we'll
as myself
Respectfully, E. ~. SygrErnV,
Publisher Nashville Directory
ocif-f
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M A I z Z n A
25O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, SC.
WORTH OVER sI,OOO,OOO,

A Ii 70 be sold for One Dollar each. without re-
"a gard 10 value. Not 10 be paid for until you
know what you are 70 receive.
s'rn Is ons Of the largest firms in the Csty Of N.
York and are doing a very extensive bu mess, and
have on hand the largest stock that can be found n
The Gity."-Qeeana Times, Pent Water, hlch-, Ost
2l, lsGf "Their stock is large, and buyers may
reiy on articles purchased from them Just as repre-
scented. Their loo continuance ID business enables
them TO offer better Inducements thsn any other
house IN the c cty."-LoyRl American, Anderson,
Ind. Oct %, 1854 Their Watches are admitted
by competent judges, and those who have used
them, % be the best IN use. Iheyare all they are
adveItised 70 be."-lndspendeut, Wsrrenton, H.,
Oct 20, I8ei They are large deslers aud their
sleek i mamufactur5d 10 the besi style, and OF pure
materials, Telegraph, Ssugerues, n, T., Oct =,
ls6f- "All Coods furnished a what they rep
resented to be Tines, Materyille, n Y, Oct -
1854 "WortnY Of confidence Wyoming Demo
crst, WsraW, n Y, Oct Is, 1884 "honorabe and
iair dealing men. Cumberland Valley Journal,
aschsnicsburg, Pa, Oct 20, 1854.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East OF Nashville.

A FrER a suspension Of four years. this Institu
"a ton has oesn re-orEanIzed, snd vii he re
opened on MONDAY, October I'd, 1875.
The College is fsvorahy situated in quiet
healthy section Of country, sud every facility sil
he extended ior the seQusition Of sound. prsctt
cal edu alton. Tie Course of Study will emhract
Ancient ard Modern Languages; MsthemStcs, As
tronomy, and Cryii Engaeerngi Natural Phlos0
ply. Chemistry, snd Natursi History Mental and
Mora Sciencei Ancient and Modern History. snd
Civil Polity; Rhetoric, and Englrsh Literature.
Fider r. FAkNISa, assisted bY Professor J. D
Pickett Professor A. J. FsnnlnC, and other shie
and exporenced E4ueators. vii hsYe the imme
disie msuagemeut Of The Institution.
a school of Agriculture,
Under 7. Tanning. ennhrac ng 4 grionltnral Chem
sirY Natural History. snd the prscilcal manage-
meat q the Farm aud the Garden. VII be connect
ed with The College.
4hs session as Franklin college vii consist Of two
Terms. The hrst viii begin Ocloher sd. lsta snc
end February lsih is5s; TIE second VII begir
February 18th and end June ssh lsd6.
Expenses per Tsrmi Bosrd. Rooms, kuel snt
Wishing. Sis; Tuiaon in College, Ssoi Tuition .
Preparatory Department. So; Vocal Music, $
Janiior's Fee -.
For Circulars conisuing further in'orvnaton, sp
Ply to r. Fanung or FroiessorJ. p. Pickett Nash
Z rnH4H
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Sale of Government Mules.

OTFIcr ASSISTANT QCsETERNssrER, !
NksEvukE, TESS-, Oct s. lSss. !
4 Will. oGsr ior ss'e a pHblic suction 81 The
4 Goxsmmeuf CCrrsls IN Nashville, Teuness &c, On
MondsF 0cs. Gii. lsf5,
SFVFN HUNDRED GOVT MULES,
Tfess mules are an large size. Ia Eood condition,
srd frge fforn a5seasc, mos. a thea hsFlpr heea
lssed m the transportation q tnis depot
sale 70 eonnsnee AZ 3 o'ciork a. m, october 80.
49, ard sorrnee daiiv un5ii the stoCk = Al sold
9llrrns cash 10 fsoFerumsnt iuuts-
Tlr o,der o. Cd. A. J. Massey. Caiet Y ~ nep-
% -i....n =. B. KIRK,
49, u CaTl- md A. u. n
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Bald HEADS and Bare Ftces covered. GRAY
Hair restored, Light Hair larsruri, Week
Hair strengthened, uud Bush hair beaut.-
fed.
Alao, Pimpied faces cu-ai, purified ard
inside sait. amooth, clear and brauufg' by
tne uac 20 Chapman Celebrated Eareirts.
Mailed free % these who wish t1 give thru
ana honest lrial
Iheae receipts can ha obtained without
charge hy return mail, by addressing
Taos. r. CHtrutE,
Chemist end Perumar.
octa-lm s5} broadway, Nru alk.
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The advertiser having been rotiorod i1
health in a Jew weeks, by a very simple
rcmedy, after having suffered several yclra
with severe lung aiect.ou. aud thnt drrsI
disease, tousumption--a anxious t1 mako
known o. Dis fellow sufferers the ueaus ol
cure.
To an who desire Be-. he will send copy
ol the prescription used. lircc ef charge
with directions for preparing aud using ihs
same, which thcy win Gui a Hurc cure Er
CQuaumpt.on. Asthma, Bronchitis. Gc. The
only object oi che advertiser iE sending thn
prescription 1 Oh benefit tho afflicted. and
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
vii ny his remedy, as Do viii Cos. them
rothing and may prove "a blessing.
Rgrues wishing tfe prescription viii rieas1
address Rev. EnuaEn a. Wusdz.
WiliamshurE, Kings Co., New York
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The Original and Best in the W0rlII
The only true end perfect Hair Dye. uam-
less, Reliable and lu-fanIhueous. Prujures
Immediately splendid Bitck or unturii
Brown, without miwing tha hair or skin.
Remedies the .lI effects of bad dyes. Sold
BY al DrUsgati The genuine s signed
William A. Bachelor. Also.
hCgcHgrutiHg Ertrart Of Miefrurn. E-
hert0riHg and Bcaat. fgiag tte Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR, NEw Yoax.
aaufl-fv
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HOPE INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies,

(FORMEELT MINERVA CoiLk6k4
uyRF 6rst Session Of ttis Inst tuuon vii COM
r1epce on MONDAY. October "a, lSol, snd ter
,ss- ~ ,r,,r,gsilst, superfision cf Mrs C. Fsn-
,lir,- assisls "a hv the Facuy Of Frsnkhn College
~ Il ~ come sni Fernsle 1eaehers- The purpose
al tsa Boara o. MsnsEess = &c diQfa teang Liiie-
the verv gezt alacsuonsl savaniszes
he session VII consist o. tqo Terms a IN
Franklin College. -, -
Fyrgassrs Fra TEkM. Roard NsshirEs fueis sna
lsrhts. Si2a; Tuitou, incinding Noca Muse, -
~ 81: instrumental Muse, $50; Use Of lns NJ
menf. S Modern Languages, eson, SO; Drawing
and Painting. SO
nor hirthsr iniornston. address 7. Fannine-
7
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CoLatrn a Co. beg b inl1rn heir cnst1-
mers thal hey sti!l continue tle manuiac-
sare q Ser yHT.lVs siylss "a Family and
rrluua CURVES ictrfarg14 nV mail e1 sr-
plicahon. ColaArE a Co.
Noa. 53 a 55 John BE-, New Xork.
fufvaf- er,
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PaorooaArHa.-Phoiogropha of 6onerala
Federal and Coufsioraia. The largest eol-
lection In the vest, iar sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery of ne
Cumberland, 25Codar itrsst, opposite Com
mroial Hotel, may1T-tL
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0ficers who desire Co have their men mur-
tered out Of service immediately, can have
thaiF Muster-0ut Rolls. Pay Accounts.
Monthly, Quarterly end Final Return of
Quaricrmastera and Ordnance Stores. cor-
rcctly and promptly made out at che Claim
Agency 0tdce of ingeraoll sud Rarora. to tl
Cherry street, up stairs. ropIS u
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vAlIp.-Puhhshcd f1r the hcncdt, sud aa q
caution b young men aud others, who suder
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay ol
Manhood, &C., suppiyiug at the same luo
The means of srli-cura. kv enc who haa
cured himself a1er undergoing aousiderthic
luackerv. By enclosing postpaid az
dressed envelope, single copies may he had
ol the author.
NkFHkNIzt MAVrkfs, Es2.r
BronEIru. Nfnrr Coz. M N.
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0Hicors' Accounts made out and caahci.
Quaricrmastcfa' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up hy u. Tompkina, las
Msior lsth regiment ulincis cavalry or
doe corner Of Chorry aud Cedar streets up
stairs.
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The Bridal Chamhars an Easay of WanlnA
tn4 inilflillpn i9r to1aT A1u- Also, new and ~
liable Treatment for ulaoaeea of lha UnnarF anI
SEXUAL sYsien1-eont frte. IN rcsisd eareioraa.
Address, ID. y. akiLIIN HOuaHToN, Huaarf
A-aallAana' fA'llaia. .rnlas "a aprlt-ir
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Partner Wanted.

vrrs NrrFD-l vouns msa 81 uHH.ta q $40 %
W so 40 on tla adycrJissf IN piessant h.isi-
- 4, - t.tv Norsy csuo = made. firsf eiass
Ts,.r~ores rcdrired- Inquire for "AaFeruler. q
Eendnek Hess, % lturc s-iee'i - -, Ni.--.-
nocFa pspoi, fsT 10 Gays. e'-
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

CiAREY SMITH, Nos. IS aud So Union street
~ tup starsl represent the f,iloWirg Companies
hina Of Hartford Security, MAMMA tan, heIopol
tan, Phoenix and KnickeIb0cker Life Of New York
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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NO. rs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Diseases Of the Throat LEHgs and
Heart
DRS. r. AND J. HUNTER
OF New YORK
PhySi5ianS Coo Pulmonary hselStA

WcULD not.F their patients n NaahFls and
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

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THE FRATERNITY LROFURES.

Address by Wendell PhiIliPs---He
Proclaiins the south Victorioas.
The Republican Party Ready fol
Burial