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CtANVASSERS WANTED, at S2O0 per month
~ We want reliable agents (none other) male
and female to take the exclusive agency in every
county and township in the us. to sell the Phot-
graph Family Record, work which every family
viii buy. It is bound like an album bu ha
printed blank page opposite each photogr apis
for complete record of the husband, wife and,
each child of a family; also containing marriage
certificate, and pages for military history of any
member of the family. Nothing like it ever pub
lished and work that agents can sell so readily
Old canvassers and others should send for circu-
lars and terms. 1t is necessary to have copies of
the work to canvass with price by express 50 so,
So so and 81 90 (3 styles); money may be sent by
mall Name the townships wanted. Address
BARTLESnN & CO.,
mar30:2m GIL Chestnut st.
I UMBER! LUMBERl
The undersigned has just received, and will
keep constantly on hand all kinds of DRY LUM-
BER, BUILDING STUFF, SHINGLES,
LATH, and material generally kept in first class
Lumber Yard. Orders promptly attended to
CHAS. II. ANDERSON
b23:3n Huntingdon,Pa
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ID Arm DOOR ROLLERS of the most improy-
ID ed pattern, track end all complete, cheper,
and better than hinges, for sale at HARTLEY /
METZGER'S-
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.
IL The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the mercantile business, under
the name of D. F. Buck d Son, is this day dissol-
we'd by mutual consent. All persons having un-
settled accounts with said firm are requested to
settle Immediately.
d. f. BUCK.
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GS M WASHING MACHINE and the great
DO.UU Anti Cog Wheel wringe-, now on exhi-
bition at HARTLEY & METZGER's. Cal and.
see this invention before purchasing elsewhere.
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TSTATE OF NATHAN H. WOLF, deed
Ia Letters testamentary having been granted by
the Register of Bedford county to the undersign
ed Executors, living in ST. Clair township. All
persons indebted to said Estate hereby notified
to make immediate payment and those having
claims requested to present them properly au-
tnenticated for settlement.
JOHN WOLF,
THOS. Mccoy,
apl6:6t Executors.
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n EMI-JOIIN'S for Mineral Fater, at HART
IL LEY METZGER'S.
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THIS WAY.

NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.
IN An persons are hereby cautioned against
trespassing by Hunting, Fishing, and in every
other manner, upon the premises of the subscri-
bers in Bedford township, as they determined
to enforce the law against all not complying with
this notice, HENRY DIBERT,
may43t VIM. PHILLIPS.
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o10 0O0 DUE AND WANTED. OLD
DlU,UUU Merchants say: it is necessary to
quit business in order to settle up. That many
people are so mean. after you have credited them
that when you try to get your honest dues from
them, they will "shy off, and spend their money
run up accounts at other stores, and yon will
lose their custom.
1 don't want to quit business, must have mon
ey. I have been induIgent, want every and
woman who owes me by book acct OF note to PAY
me now. don't want them to act mean and
"shy off" Stand up to the counter like men, pay
if you can if you can't pay, settle someway. 1
will sue only those who don't to want to paw
and quit me because dun them Let all con
eerned call at once to settle. Thankful to a gen
erous public for their patronage, l hope they
will favor the new firm of HARTLEY & METZ
GER, they will try to do right.
Respectfully
W. HARTLEY.
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THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL

Among the valuable matter contained In these vol
umes and in the weekly Issue OF the JOURNAL may be
nAmedi
l., weekly record Of Military Movements through.
q. The omeiGl Reports Of Army aud Navy Command.
srs, and Of Government Departmsnts and bureaus.
full Gazette Of Changes In the personHsl Of the
I NsISss Of new inventions relating to the art Of
war.
Full aud constant correspondence from the Ablest
oeers Of the two services the professional questions
Of the hour suggestions Of changes and
discussions Of military subjects.
An extended and thorough discussion Of the iron
clad question, with the onaeiAl reports thereon.
Editorial eTtiolums and observations, and criu'
oisms on current literature ....
Notices Of the progress In military science In for
egn eountres Of foreign military literature, Invention,
administration.
Instructions to correspondents in tactical matters
10, In nne complete record Of everything relating
TO the late war and to the general progress Of military
science. ..
The IndSKest to these volumes, embracing references
TO three thousand articles, carefully prepared
and add greatly 70 the value Of the work
The AMY AND NAVY JouRSAL obviously enjoys IA
cilitss for accurate information not only Of sVents in
the late campaigns, but also Of the spirit and opinions
Of the Army, which no other newspaper could be
peoed TO obtain II has therefore been able to give "a
It's weekly record Of military movements something oil
the dignity and verify OF history.
In its department Of well Astn IT.
Editorial pages many ideAA have been fret suggested
which have snss become laws or usAssa to the bensh
The 1a1f AID Nlyr younsLL is Published weekly
o. % year Single copies may be obtained Of news
man ssa,rsliy 'IGhW'G%E,R qsgaoa,
oas No. % rsn Row. XIV Sosk.
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GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL
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: Tbs MUNICIPAL .ELEcTIoE--THRD WARD
Mrrrre 70 call, the citizens Of the
q Third ward met last evening Al ssaton Hall TO
nominate candidates 70 be supported at the coming
municipal election. .',if fitli..J .ss.t IN
Mr.'J. Pl Mexican called The meeting 70 order,
and on motion, Mr., VIM, L. Belt was called TO the
chair, and John Q. olsary was appointed secretary
Mr.. L. W. worthington submitted the following
which va, unanimously asreedto; aa.E
,s, Whereas the solid portion Of the community IL
composed Of the vorkingmen, who, by their energy,
. perseverance,, and integrity, have improved, On,
lnrged and adorned the political metropolis Of the
Union; and whereas BY said labor and BY their
worth citEens Of ssid metropolis they are entitled
to all tho immunitesand advantages accorded to
other citizens who labor for greater pay, many
hours less and thereby are enabled to devote much
leisure time 70 the cultivation Of their minds and
other general improvements; Therefore be II y.
Re,oiped By ths citizens ef Warrington in ,card
sneefing asses.bisd, That they must earnestly pc.
tition and appeal 10 Congress and other proper au-
thohties TO pass aot making eight hours labor o
legal days work and affirming that such an act
will DO hailed throughout the whole country as an
evidence Of the value Of the loyal working man to
the Republic whose corner stone Is justice 70 all
~ Rs.osusS, That 4. voter. Of In. city Of wash.
ington, We win support no candidate for any ONCE
within the gin Of tho people who does not fully and
heartily concur In the above resolution, and who
win not pledge himself 10 all endeavou TO ao-
oomplish said object, and thereby confer upon the
working man his just and equitable rights.
The Chair stated that nominations for Mayor
were in order '..fW %
Mr. Charles Lemon nominated Richard wallaoh
Mr. VIM Heck nominated Horatio N. Easily.
Msusrs. Thos. Lewis and J. P. Mexican were ap-
pointed telisrs, and tho ballots having been can.
"a Al n. al. - 81
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- -.,.,-..---.-----.-,-.,
iH"H MEL n"oi' iooH'
sar. Br,dsst,. M. vlf., and "a. an. m. d..r Teddy
Yer the 10y Of me life aud love yer already;
Bu. much harder ia lOvsyOu from yer head to ysrOs'
i0u swAe fuiie-ao'e you I" '"a u" sums Nc"
So whit down the sthrats, just 10 hunt up sihOrs,
whiu who should mate but Timothy MoOrsi
For new clothes IN frstting Tim whore shall go''
"why rHH BEsr ysr'u be getting At Smith Brothers
CO..
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'MoBrtr, May 1s.-Ths EUsning Nop' has the
following: ...
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or ALLBLNA,l
May II, 1898.
In compliance with instructions from the Prssi.
dent Of The United States Is hereby directed that
Raphael Semmes be not permitted TO hold or exsr.
else the functions Of Judge Of the Probate Court Of
Mobile county or any other civil or political Office
Of trust while he remains unpardoned by the Pros
ident.
By order of Bvt. Maj. Gen. CuAs. r. woops:
A. RAMSEY MIrNINGER,
.. o. .#a..... Assistant Adjutant General.
Judge Bond will perform the duties Of the office
in the meantime. nI. ..........
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CONGRESSMAN WENTWORTH, Of Illinois, who
Is now at home IL putting his farm and other bust
ness affairs In such order TO enable him to spend
the entire summer at Washington--an indication
that he docs not anticipate early adjournment
Of the present session Of COngreSs,--Nsw York
Tinss
II Mr. Wentworth Is to spend tho summer in
Washington he should get his house In order"
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tn. Ep,.eop.i Council at Alexandria.

The Episcopal Council at Alexandria.
ALExANDRA, May 1s.-The Episcopal council
to-day adopted the following: .. ...f.-.
Whereas the conditions which rendered necessary
tho separate organization Of the Southern dioceses
no longer exists and that organization has ceased
by the consent and action Of the dioceses con-
cernedj and whereas the dioeoses Of Virginia, I'M
changed as her principles, deems II most proper,
under existing circumstances, to resume her inter-
ruptsd relations to the Protestant Episcopal Church
In the United States: therefore,
Resolved, That this dioce'e accordingly now re.
sumo its condition with the general convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States and that the Bishop DO requested to send q
copy OF the preamble and RESOLUTIONS 70 the pre-
siding Bishop and one TO the Secretary Of tho house
Of clerical and lay delegates. .a..H
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suPREME CouRr. OF THE DrsrRicr OF CoLux-
sIA-Ch,5 Ja,ties Carter, A,'oaats Jn'tiee'
DIN, Fsshsr. and Wyis.-Ysstsrday morning the
argument in the case Of D. Hoos against John H.
Ingls and others, appeal from the ohsnosry Court,
was commenced BY Mr.. Msrriok on motion to
dismiss the bill, and By Mr. Dayidgs on = motion
10 dismiss the appeal 'h
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Mr.. DAVID DEANS, one of the proprietOrs
Of the Sunday Tims',, was robbed Of $40, 900, in
checks and money, by a plckpOcket, while leaving
the opara house on Wednesday evening. news.
paper man who would 60 siOShug around New
York with ten thousand dollars in his pocket de-
serves to be robbed.
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SERGEANT EonoFF MAKES A RAID ON THE
NEW YoRK HorEL.-LSSt night the officers Of tho
Fourth ward, under Sergeant ESklOG, made de-
scent on the New York Hotel, at the corner Of
Seventh and Z Streets and captured twenty-five
personS-twslve males and ten females. The pro-
prietOr, Henry chAtaIn, was arrested on a ehArsS
Of keeping a bAWdy house, and the inmates on a
charge Of diSOrdsrly gathering They were all
taken 10 the stStion-hOuse before Justice Walter,
who dismissed the servants and several Of the men.
The others were locked up for hearing this morn.
ing At o'clock.
For some time past persons living in the vicinity
Of the hotel complained Of tho disOrderly gather
ipgs assembled there, and the officers were deter.
mined TO break II up, At the station house tho
scene was an interesting Onsi many u the females
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John Minor Bolts Plan OF Recommendation.
ALEXANDRIA, May ls,-The resolution, after re-
committai and revision, was adopted by vote Of
Of SO TO %.
The convention recommended John Minor Bolts
plan Of reconstruction to Congress, and then ad-
journed sins die '... FL.
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CEDAR CAxrHoR dead sure against moths
Sold BY druggists everywhere. Harris Chapman,
Boston.
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RoBBERY.-Aboutt twelve o'clock yesterday
the residence Of Attorney General Speed, 2s4 H
street, was entered and three silver cups stolen.
The thief succeeded in making his escape.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

II
IL UEIrED STATES PATENT 0TFI0E,
wAsHISGTGE, Nay 4, 1850.
On the petition Of Thomas Castor Of PhilAdelphA, Pc,
praying for the extension Of patent granted 20 him the
sd day OF August 1854 for an improvement In Dumping
Wagons, for beysn years from the expiration Of said
patent which takes place the Sd day Of August 1856
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once MONDAY, the 18th day 4 July next, at
" o'clock and all persons are noned to appear and
show cause, any they have, why said petition ought
not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to Ale in
the Patent ohoe their eotlohs specially set forth In
writing, at least tosny days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hed by either party be used at the said
bearing, must be taken and transmitted In accordance
with the rules Of the once which will be furnished
application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon As tsGti-
mony must be hled In the once tOsty days before the
day Of hearing the arguments, any, within ten days
after Alag the testimony. -
ordered also that this notice DO Published In the Re-
PuBLoAE and Intsllf0eAosr, WashipKton D. O., aud IN
the North Amsrtedn, phadslphia, Pa, once week for
three successive weeks tho nrst OF said pubeaons 70
be 81 least sixty days previous TO the day q hsalng
Commissioner Of Patents.
p, g. Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills TO the Patent once with paper
containing tAis R0uss, pyio'lNwsW
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Fire at Goldsboro-The Press and the tx
press Sufferers.
RALEIoH, May A large FIRE occurred at
Goldsboro' last night burning brick block Of four
buildings, among them the Office Of the Daily
Nele, and the Office Of tho National Express
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THE CHIEF CAUSES OF pEsrILKSoE DESTROYED

M EcouRrARET,s DIsINyRCTINa yIurna a..
nv Letters Patent In the United stnes md
nsny Al thsir Isborstory No. Sas 40 ana an asnr,
strest, NY onee ~ Cedar street =
This Company organized on A psrm ausnt haai. ,ith
d. cGa.ss. the sslsSr..a French Chemist. Ia charge
sa Fauip. Tor .iol ro"m. nurssr e.. uriasis S,t.r.
n Sri.pSS sns rsnis q:f. ,hP: ,.
hindy bouses ofI md al baIling s.isbi,.h
msnts, All Kinds Of mspuTe. sSiv ~
value o. The latter 70 every Afmsr and whsrsysr pol
sonous and offensive gases exist These agents are de-
~ ~ .,i.n,inc ms.n,ng aS ~. ,-o,a Th.. ,.saar
no.ous 0ases ana odors by chs maa xnS
In their paees hsauhTuI ar thsy ara pEsraoyuss and
MI ,sriI, ahsortsis on posanon. ya.esnot
10 utspsi. In which thsy are used. The Shsnton al
.S,nai ma seisntias man Si,sstsd IA ths,s .,nss,
snts A,aebed are tssmopais IN f.Sor n M s,sst
aiseoyery Which, with Of othsrs can bs ,ssn
at the compSrny,s oms e.. ~, M ,s,,
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For .slsby ali Druggsts and Gonersi Dealers in the
oanee e.s.s. anu Eseaas. @yis:s@
HNHE NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE,
pre,euts TO the public the following uusxeeptIou.
able Faculty HENRY N oopp
p,on,,s,o, IN sSa,ss oS q Rn.in..s p,..,,,. :,
HENRY Q. SPENCER,
fehmNhhnlp DepAIttnent
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TNHE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THE Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLDIERs' AND
BAILoRs' ORPHAE HonH will hold Fair In
this city the 18th day Of May next the proceeds Of
which be devoted TO the support aud maintenance
Of EArIoEAL SOLDIERS AND SAILORS oRPHANs not other
wise provided for in their respective States and Terri
tories.
Bach State and Territory 10 to DO represented by ta
ble and the Ladies' intend tbs the District Of Columbia
shall bear ereditAble contrast with any
The Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel, corner Of
and Pnh streets every Tuesday, at II N, until the
opening Of the Fair aud all Ladies desrous opera
ting In the objects Of the association are cordially in
Nlted to attend. Apl0.td.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of Rieri Faclas issued from the
Clerks once Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Co umbia and 10 directed will sell ct public sale,
for In front Of the door Of said county
on MONDAY, the 2sh day Of May, instant 1885, ct IL
o'clock, m, the following described property, 70 wit:
Part Of Lot No. 10 In Square No. a. beginning at the
southeast Of said lot and running north with line
Of Twenty third street west Is feet inches TO- the
.sntre OF alley thence west " feet 10 isshs;
inehes improved by two.sory frame building; being
the property Of BENJAMIN Everett In the city Of wash
ington, d. O. Seized and levied upon the property
Of Benjamin. Everett and will be sold to satsfy No.
500 Trials May Term, 1904 O., in favor Of T. n. Lin
d. 9. COOLING,
my7-td United States Marshal D. O.
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Death OF the bishop OF Maine.

PRovIDEScE, May ls.-Information has been
received Of the death Of the Right Rev. George
Burgess, p. D., and Bishop Of Maine, while return
ing from the West 4pdies, whittier no had been for
bia Laalth
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were cryipgs butibsir i.ssrs did no. Affect the dig
piasd and insxersblc judge. The gentlemen friends
pleaded In vain for the release Of the ladies, and
Justice Walter positively declared he would break
up such places D 4 .g 49,
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FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
ED Coon, tsfJsy oook. . %. y rr.sis...
Wa HV.rpsro.. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT pirouroli
yIHANoIAL AoRsr OF TIE UNITED rrArH.
isr. sr.,,r. orrosurs m, r.sAsu.r s-,A.srr.r.
oovsr.nsst sssshas. with Treasurer United s,s.ss,
s~osE hILLIos DoLLARs.Vs
". buy and sell all si..... Of GOVERNMENT szoU.
RITES At current marist rates.
FURNISH xxCHAHoR aad make ooli..sisas .. ALL
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES or rHl .usIrKD srArls
We purchase Govsrnnsnt vousAsr On The MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give sl,.,vI AsD Ysor,r
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND yIRns
and 10 any other bu.in.s. entrusted 10 U.s. no
FULL INFORMATION in regard TO eov,RsNsT
LOANS At al unss sA..rfuily furnished
WIZ auHrIsoroH. Cashier
wssHTusrou. MDsh N. IAaS MIN dr.
d ITTENHoUsE, FOWLER & co.
| BANKERS.
so2 Psnnsyivanis Avsnus,
Dealer. In GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Of all de-
serptions.
GOLD. SILVER. and uNcuRRENr MONEY bOush,
and sold.
| COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points.
EXCHANGE on all parts Of Europe sold At Lowest
rates. rr..
STOCKS bought and sold In New York at usu. rates
Our once bells direct phie with
| the Gold and Stock Exchange Rooms In New York
prOmPnsss and dispatch In the execution Of orders maj
| be relied on.
We have always on hand for Immediate delivery all
| denominations Of the $50 TREASURY NOTES. oui
| special attention 10 given 10 this Loan. att
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From Fortress Monroe.
FoRrREss MosRoE, May ls,-Arrived In the
Capss yesterday, the bark Maryland, for Baltl.
moro,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-19

manufactured from genuine ROCK CRYSTAL, giving
ease and cemfcr to the optic nerve and suited
rstely BY .L...L -.
Scientific aud Practical Opticians, "a Pennsylvapis
avenue, between Twelfth and Thr,eenth Streets '~'h
side. -
Miersooores, Electrical Machines, Thermometer
Cartes de vsite, and Photograph Albums In q great
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-17
HOLM g MANN.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
N Coudersport Pa, will attend the several Courts
10 Potter, Cameron and Mexican counties All busl-
ness entrusted to his care will receive prompt attcn
tion. office on Main street, in residence.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-17
R A DRAKE WI. Id.

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, offers his services
to the citizens Of this place and vicinity and desires
- inform them that he will promptly respond 10 all
calls for professional services Office on Main street,
over Manning's Jewelry Store; Residence nearly op
poste the office of the Fox s. Ross Estate.-17-2S.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-17
ARTHUR G. OLMSTED.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLER AT LAW,
"A Coudersport Pa, will attend to all business en-,
trusted to his with promptness and fidelity Office
IN the second storey OF the Olmstcd Block.