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THE DEPARTMENTS.


Circular 60 Consular Omeers.
The following important circular has been ad-
dressed BY the Department Of State 10 consular
ofacsrs Of The United States IS
DEPARTMENT OF srAsH,l
wAsHIraroE, June II, 1t6o. \
10 De Consular ofcers n tAs Canadian Provfncesi
GnrrLnnnN Referring 10 previous Instructions
from the Department regulating the charge for each
manifest Of goods presented, together with an ad.
dtional charge for each car, vessel, bale, barrel
boz, or package Of any description, sealed BY the
consular oiheer have 10 inform you that, after
mature dsliberation II has been deemed expedient
both BY the Secretary Of State and Of the Treasury
with view to mitigate the difficulties heretofore
existing In the execution Of what is commonly
known as the Sealing law" 10 modify the charges
for the above-named service to twenty Ave cents for
each manifest, with the Consul's certificate at
tached, and twenty i've cents for the sealing Of
each car, vessel, bale, barrel, box or package Of
whatever kind or description. You will, therefore,
conform hereafter to the rates herein named for the
service above indicated I am, gentlemen, your
obedsnt servant, WILLIAM II. SEwARD.
Naval Prizes Captured During the Late War.
The records Of the Fourth Auditors once show
that during the rebellion the naval force Of the
United States captured over fifteen hundred prizes
some Of which were worth as high as two hundred
thousand dollars. Besides these, important cap
tures Of corn, rice, and cotton were made. Iti
stated that the navy has Melted twenty million
dollars as lie share in these prizes.
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SPensions.--Copies OF the RepubIiesn
containing the Aet supplementary to the several acts
relating to pensions" approved June O. be obtained
at this once Price, 8 cents per copy. a. q
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tor,,e,Al
DnpARrmEsT or STATE.

WNI u bnrARrnUT oF fTATE,
wAsHrsoros. Jans IS, 1859.
The President directs the undersigned to
perform the painful duty Of Announcing to the
people of the United States that LEWIS CAss,
distinguished not more by faithful service in
varied public trusts than by exalted patriot
ism at a recent period of political disorder,
departed this life at four o'clock yesterday
morning. The several Executive Depart
ments Of the Government will cause appro-
pirate honors to be rendered to the memory
Of the deceased, at home and abroad, wherever
the national name and authority are acknowl.
eyed. WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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ss-Madam Mounts Pile saive-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy
sr, and Entire Cure for the Bronchitis Asthma &e
can be found a. stotts Drug Store opposite National
Hoeii omAn's, near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford's
ner Of Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue; Rntwisles,
Of Twelfth aud Psnnsylvanis avenue; Eniott's,
corner Of and Twelfth streets; Harbaugh corner Of
Seventh and q. .F.f .... =. iAl2-u
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sPECIAL NOTICIlt-..

az The johnson Departmental Club will
meet on TUESDAY EVENING, at ~ o'clock. p. m,
Juue TO- 1893, At National johnson ciub Rooms No. 80
Louisiana Avenue, next to sea,on Hotel. -r 40 b..
As-Punctual attendance is requested. IeIs.As
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pohslohs hpptpNeu Suue " can Do opthlhed
| At this once Price, cents per copy. a. y
ss- National Military Asyium.-The MANI
ayers Of the National Asylum for discharged volunteer
soldiers authorized By act Of Congress- approved March
a. 1906 ask oposas for s,ss for Asylums by donation
sale. Tho premises must be situate in one Of the
loyal sates contain at least 800 Of land and be
4 healthy location and easy Of by railroad Of
otherwise II Is the purpose Of the managers to erect
without delay extensive and permanent buildngs for
said Asyius and its establishment wi bs largely ad-
vantaseous to any section railroad in the vicinity
its location. fIa.t..I poo 7HiH EHa
Plans specifications and estimates for Asylum build
Ines including detached cottages also asked for the
approval Of the Board. Liberal compensation will be
given for the successful plan. ia
Proposals, plans specifications, and sstimatss-tbs
hrst named to DO in writing, containing plot and de-
fer-must be sent to Major General b. BUTLER, At
Lowell Mass, before the 10th day Of June 1896
BENZ. =. BUTLER,
President Board Of Managers.
LEWIS D. GuscKrL, Secretary.
90 Publishers Of papers authorized 10 publsh the
laws Of the United States will insert for three weeks
and send BILL with sOpyOf publication prior to June 90
my2s-sw .s-N..-
As- Moth and Freoisles.-I.adIes amietsd
with DiscooratiOns the Face called moth patches
freekiss. should use Psry's Celebrated Moth aud
Freetls Lotion. It infaible Prepared by Dr.. B. @.
PERRY. Dermatologist 20 Bond street, New York Sold
By all druggists in Washington and elsewhere Price
"a ..-... myi7.tS,sm
AS-Amanuensis.-Person desiring the SER
vices Of q CoPyIsT or AMANUENsIs can be aecommo.
dated BY lady who writes neat aud plain hand, by
applying at No 1875 Sixth street west, between N aud
streets north. ap2s-u
AZ Marriage and celibacy, an Essay of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Dis
aAA III 49,
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THE NATuONAL UNION GLUE.

The following is the list OF officers and
platform Of principles Of the UMoS NATIONAL
CLuB Of Washington, d. O.
omesrs OF the National Union Ciab.
..... ...t-... PRECEDENT. I
Hon. ALEX. w. RANDALL, OF Wisconsin.
VICE PREsrpBsrs.
Hon. d. s. NORTON, Of Minnesota.
Hon. W. y. JOHNSTON, Of Peunsyivania.
ABRAM wAKEMAN, Of New York.
Hon. CHAS X PHELPS, Of Maryland.
Hon. THADDEUS wRLLEs, Of Connecticut.
Hon. A. J. KUYKENDALI. Of Illinois
JAS B. SMITH, Of Wisconsin.
Gen. JAS. b. BTRADMAN. Of Ohio.
oHAS. b. WILKINSON, Of Missouri.
Col. 4. s. ALLEN, Washington, d. O. IEl.E
SAM'L D. LhUFFER, Of Pennsylvania
conRHsrosDtNo arcsErARr.
J. b. FERGUSON, OF Tennessee.
rHgAsuRRR.
o. X. RITTBNHoUsR, president National Bank
Of commercs, and Of the hrm Of Ri.tenhouss,
Fowler a Col ls f-3 I.Is'
p Ula Bxpourrvs conrrrrru. Ea
Hon. J. R. D00LITTLE, Of Wisconsin.
Hon. EDGAR C0wAN, Of Pennsylyanis.
Hon. o. H. BROWNING, Of Illinois
Hon. GREEN CLAY SMITH, Of Kentucky.
Hon. W. A. BURLBIGH, Of Dacotah.
Mr.. CHARLES KNAPP, Of District Of Columbia.
Mr.. SAMUEL FOWLER, Of District Of Columbia.
Honet convection i, my courage, tie Con,t,t xfiou
% my guide; and 81 the people Is my Jaith-AS-
DREW Johnson.
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Hone't convection is my courage; the Con,f,txfion
% my guide; and in the people Is my Jaith.--AS-
DREW Johnson.
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sS-Amanuensis.-Person desiring the SER
vices Of CoPyIsT or AMAsUENsIs, can be Aecommo.
dated BY lady who writes neat aud plain hand, by
applying at No lss Sixth street west, between aud
streets north. ap23-u
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-10-31
PZa.V2:a 7H0yV lGOOD,s.

IS very large, and will be sold at reduced
PRICES N consequence Of frequent arrivals,
ana are as follows: IS and a. sNA,
Bn 1,lt15 Plaid and Striped do. plaid
Ll1I,NssEfS, Georgia and Kentucky 10. and
J. 70 and Az Heavy DOlIEST'ICS
Twilled Duck, Cotton Jeans. A laror' NM. and
varied y assortment of Low PRICED
nna ~ lla,,, Hickory Stripes DENNIS,
nr,andker c, Bone Buttons, Factory,
u lnre CO Flax Thread, Spool Thread, TAPES,
Neealles and Pins, and many others too
numerous to mention. 80
we would call the special attention Of
n ,sn to, our PERFuMERY- DEPART.
MEM, which has just been replenished.
son+ 10 ,ee 2, GIQUEL. /
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st. Johns CoMpeUND FLUID, EXTRACT OF
BucHU. For diseases of the b adder, &c.
St. John's VEaErABtE ApRRIEYfiPiLIs.
st. johns CoMpoUNp SYRUP OF THE Nv.
PoPHospHlTss. For chest complaints, weak
lungs &c, E.1ia'saoa .ha9f 5e8 .sI'l
ST. Johns ANTIsEpTIc DENrRrFrcE. a.so
st. John's Essence LEMON, VANILLA. &c.
&c. For favorihg.i
| nai.
Shot, powder gin caps. idouble water.
proofD Eley's elastic gun.wads, all sizes
q Scaritcators, gum, lancets, Evans thumb
lanceis. toilet soaps, tooth brushes, powders
hair oils, envelopes, writing paper, hair
brushes, combs, razors and strops, fine peck.
ct knives, Rogers English scissors, Warreus
English needles, Goats sewing thread. s
Carbinate Soda, Salaratus, Hops.
Smoking. tobacco, chewing tobacco,
cigars. 4 fill "A 4 q = =
FIJI. Fine Be- Bourbon. 6Whiskey and genuine
Window g,ass, putty, oils. colorss, var.
nlshea, with general assortment Of Drugs
and medicines, coal oil and lamrs, &c. &C.
HENRY ST: JOHN, A3'1
Ice HOUSE, Alexandra, Louisiana.
Particular care given to dispensing physi.
clans prescriptions for which purpose the
very best drugs have been selected. .silgEF
November8, 1865, IT,. a !i% !
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New Orleans advertisements. =
F. VAN BENTHUYsEN' dl;0s
orc I2I Canal Street,

3 M ew orlear ,s II & ~ Il
Respectfully solicit an examine, e., =.
Their 1ei large stock Of FANCY and SrApIr1 81
d RY GO Cd S llI
which esceedsin extent and yariei,. s.. !. q
other assortment to be found in New ~
leans, all OF which is sold for Cash onl, 70
the paekage, piece, or at retai--et fyrsa3
ingly low prices. The facilities this hss..
'aye.iip beng srepresented,in ailtl,e Nss.s
factu'i ing markets by cash buyers. s,, sI's'
them to keep their assortment fully Is s
the demands Of the market, and 10 sIss.
the'rfoods at such prices as will MEET 4
views of buyers.
+. Way yEsTnufssS / Co.,
,.t,sft, III Caual Sf,o.l Tn III
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TEIE 5CON WE-NT
TSlnow open and can accomodate a f.w
i boarders. = Fsd s9IiT 1876
The price Of board, including tuition in
English and French sls per month in gold
or its equivalent. a4& ialst9 iiislQ III FL
Music, with use of the piano, So per
month in currency. 10 ssTs8 sii osis.
: araition IN the, first class. mi all the
branches i'm .Fmnelland English, SO ppl
month in currencysf yItsFs;a sI..ts,, M
The ather CLASSES in both languages S.
per month in currency. tss8 ~
All needle work taught gratis.
Oct 10, IL
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Saddlery; Perfumery.
A rare and rich assortment Of
Ladies' Dress. Goods selected with
great care and especially to! suit
the taste of the Ladies of Rapides.
All of which are offered for L1v-
ING prices and on accommodating
terms. '+t
GIVE Us ANOTHER CALL. VIZ.
eaoa MOSES ROSENTHAL.,
Oct II '66 If Daslsal-- afs
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Cranberries. Wines, Brandies. Brandy
Frnits, Whiskev, Run, Gin; Port.
n, Sherry and Madeira Wines; Cau-,.
.r dies, Sugar plums, Gum drops, y
sfaa Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc. 80 y
Let the public give them o call and they
will find their Store fully up 10 the best th.a
can be brought to this market, and at The 4
very cheapest cash prices. =. =
January 3, l666, If. ea.
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Alexandria Advertisements.
.--~--~c<e
FRESH ARRIVAL!!!I
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
NEW GOODS UNSURPASSED
IN THE ALEXANDRIA
d a RK E T.

V'HE undersigned, thankful for
l. the past liberal patronage, has
the pleasure to give special notice
to his friends and customers, that
his store, on. ..c
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! st5Wf2ls TftffFNfst5 gFFiGft ss,5, z 3.
DLdNI.E2. 81 Il.

Y W. W.T. 81 !! .as,;s Iasa syaal ii
g we have at present the largest and best
stock Of BLANKETS in, the city, consist.
ing OF American and French NAVY. Enc.
nsh !; MAackinaw, s, I, and lbs. GRAY, f5r
rlaiitation use. Also, d fine assortment Of
White Bed Blankets, 1914, III, ia and
Il Ia, all Of which, We VIII be pleased to
show show, even these warm days.
Our supplyof a' -
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New Orleans Advertisements.
Petroleum Stoves! Petroleum Stores !!
The Most Useful Invention Of the
Choking. 7l'al',de'e=' Easy '-',;2l Z.

THESE stoves make no SMOKE, SCOT,
ASHES OR DIRT. They throw off very
little heat, outwardly; and scuok better
than any other stove. They are now used
by hundreds Of families in New Orleans,
who find them NOT only the most ecoiiomi-
cal, but indispensable, as every hoiisekcep-
or can easily dQ,her own cooking, indepel.
dent of servants. ~ ~ - 5fMeps
Liberal, terms offered to the country
trade Refer to, General Frank Gardner,
Judge Charles beaumont, Rev. Mr.. Hall
and G. Cayaroc, Esq, among many other
well known New Orleans gentlemen who
are using these stoves, which are on exhi.
bition and for sale at ' @iH ssaaz
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TERMS. $3.50 PER AMMUM.

| DELL but made proposition to DfErlanger
that the banker should place G7o4,00O Of
unsold stock. 1t is not stated what com-
mission he was to receive. The agreement
was verbal, and D'Erlanger was TO forfeit
E140,00O if the stock was not placed at
the end of six months. The months rolled
away, and the stock was not placed and
D'Erianger, instead of paying bis forfeiture
held on to the fl40,000 of caution rnonev,
aud helped himself to the interest fron4
government funds in his hands! McRae
had DO redress except to appeal to Mem
minger. D'Erlanger wrote honeyed let~
ter to the Rebel Secretary of the Treasury,
and offered to compromise" by giving up
one half! McRae finally accepted terms
from DErlanger; what they were is not
stated, but McRae writes a dolefol letter to
the banker, saying that he is afraid Mem
minger and Davis swill censure him. D.
Erlanger seems to have wound, McRae
round his finger at will. -lag a eraH
Schroeder d Co. were in the "ring"
with D'Erlanger,- and received commission
and brokerage on the entire amount of the
loan, f3,000,000. D'Erlanger, Schroeder,
and McRae each took 100000 of stock in
the "Franco-English Steam Navigation
Company" which was to bring out cotton
on government account. D'Eranger fixed
the date of issuing the. bonds, and thus
brought advantage to himself Among
the payments made through Mr. Mason
were G55,000 to Captain Crenshaw, G26,-
600 to Captain North, 93s 900 to Captain
Maury, $4,000 to Captain Bullock and
Mr.. Spence. A portion of these sums
went into the hands of the Lairds for the
rams which they were building. Isaac
Campbell & Co. received 9515,OO0 ($2,-
575,000). This firm took 9150O00 Of
the loan. Bonds to the amount of f1l7,-
600 were converted into cotton. 1t ap-
pears that D'Erlanger endeavored to sweep
these into. his drag-net, and obtain COM
mission and brokerage wholly unauthorized.
Since the close of the war, the British
holders Of the loan have called upon D.
Erlanger for an account of his operations,
but can obtain no satisfaction. They have
despatched an agent to the United States,
to the magnanimity Of the Fed
eral government for an adjustment of their
Such insolent audacity has been
promptly rebuked by Mr.. Seward Mar
vellous their stupidity and efrontry,-to
ask pay for the Goals on which they sought
to roast US, for the rope that was to stran-
gle the young giant Of the West, whoss
growth they had beheId with alarm, and
whose power they feared! AS is evident
from the correspondence in my possessions,
the whole scheme was we'll contrived and
by Slidell and D'Erlanger for
the benefit Of themselves, and also of Camp
bell q Co., Schroeder & Co., Spence, the
Lairds, and McRae, who, by the aid of the
London zImes, and "all the papers" were
able to fleece the English aristoeiacy out
of fifteen million dollars. ...-..I -, ..
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"reminiscences of a u. S. Senator.

Some thirty years ago | was in trade
with Judge Ii, in pleasant village
of Vermont, in the town of s.. There
are two villages in the town that are de-
nominated Upper Hollow" and 'Lower
Hollow" a ....... ~
A short distance above the Lower ffol-
low lived man by the name of Orlando
Bundy, blacksmith by trade. He was in
the habit of using liquor pretty freely, es-
pecially about election time. About that
time there was an exciting election for rep
resentatiyes to Legislature, that had just
come of, and all were anxious to hear the
result. Mr.. Bundy happened to be in the
store as Judge Il was reading the
returns from the different towns. Among
the rest was that of town on the west
side of the Green Mountains, that had
elected Mr.. S. Foot forrepresentative.
as it possible that they have elected hing
a representative? said Mr.. 'Bundy. 81
knew him like book. He was poor boy
and used to live at my fathers. His father
died when he was young, and his mogher
being poor, he was put out to live with DIFF
terent farmers to earn LIVING. When ho
lived with my father he was so poor lhqt
he was not able to buy pair of shoes.
My father being well to-do farmer was
able to keep me in Shoes 1t irrit:sted the
boy to think he had no shoes. One day
my father sent us to cut Canada thistles in
the. field. had shoes to protect my feet,
but poor Foot was barefoot and the this
ties pricked his feet, and | bothered him
and laughed at him for not having shoes.
He got excited by my jeers and the sting
Of the thistles, and Strengthening up, shook
his little fist at me, and said Orlando
Bundy, | shall see the day that / shall be
able to wear Shoes" v'
And SO it proved. He did wear shoes.
He acquired an education--a profession
and his shoes trod the legislative balls of
Vermont. His shoes pressed the floor of
Congress and the Senate Chambey, and
many a time have been in the place Aesig-
naaed for the Vice President. They We're
the shoes of Hon. Solomon Foot, United
States Senator from Vermont.
QUERY.-Does man feel gjriiah ~Le1
! he makes "maiden speecht'
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O. T. ELLISON. vi. b.,

DRACTICING PHYSICIAN, COudersport Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens Ofthe village and
vicinity that he will promptly respond to all calls for
professional services Office First street, first door
west Of his residence. 17-40
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MILLER q NEcALARNEY.

A TTORN NEYS-AT LAW, HARRIsBUEG, Penn'a.-
"A Agents for the Collection of Claims against the
nIted States and State Governments such Pensions
Bounty Arrears Pay, ,&cAdlress Box 95 Harrisburg
~ H MILLER, ). c. NALARHRY
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ISAAC RENS0N.

A TTORNEY- -AT-LAW, Coudersport, Pa, will
n attend to all business entrusted to him with care
aud promptRess Attends Courts of adjoining coun
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JOHN =. MANN.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
n Coudersport, Pa, will attend the several Courts
fn Potter and Cameron counties All business en-
trusted to his care will receive prompt attention.
Office on Main street. in residence
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ARTHUR &. OLNsSTED.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A Couderspert, Pa, will attend to all business en-
trusted to his with promptness and hdelty Office
in the second storey Of the Olmsted Block.
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ID. r.. GLMSTED.

NTERCHANT-B Dealer in Dry Goods, Ready,mad
M Clothing Crockery, Groceries, Flour, Feed
Pork Provisions SC, Main street, CoudersPort, Pa
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ID EAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT
III Land Bought and Sold Taxes paid and Titles
Investigated Insures property against FIRE in the best
companies in the Country, and Persons against Acct
dents I'm the Travellers Insurance Company of Hart
ford. Business transacted promptly 1923
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~ P. A. STEBBINS a. 60

1FERCHANTS-De in Dry Goods, Fancy
M Goods, Groceries. Provisions, Flour, Feed Pork
and everything usually kept in good country store
Produce bought and sold lI29
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G. III. SIMMONS,

wi sale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Fancy and
Staple Goods Clothing Ladies DressCfoods Groceries
Elour, Feed sc, Retailers supplied ON liberal terms
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CHARLES $. Jones,

n FERCHANT-Deaers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
M Oils Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Goods,
Groceries, SC, Main Street, Coudersport, Pa
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TTARDWARE Mercnant and Dealer in Stoves
III Tin and Sheet Iron-Ware, Main street, COuder
sport, PenL'a. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware made tC
order, in good STYLE on short notice.
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COLLINS SMITH.
III. J. OLNISTED.

NTERCHANT-Deale in Dry Goods. g roceres
A Provisions Hardware, Queens ware, Cutlery
and all Goods usually found in country store. n6l
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l. w IL HNX

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
N Coulersport, Pa, will attend the Courts in Pot
'er and the adjoining couuties.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Free and Accepted Ancient York Mas0ns
FULALIA LODGE, No. 342, F. A. NJ. Stated
II Meetings on the % and 4th Wednesdays OF each
month Hall, in the Sd Story of the Olmsted Block
d DCLARRABEEgec WIN. SHEAR, VIM.
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OF En0 Per Year! We want agents
pAsSOOO everywhere to sell our IMPROVED
$40 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and
upper feed Warranted five years. Above salary
in the United States for less than $40 which are fully
licensed by Howe, Wheeler s. Wilson, Grover g. Ba-
ksr sr,Singer & Co Bachelder ALL other cheap ma
Iiabe to arrest, ine, and imprisonment Circulars
ires. Address, or call upon Shaw s. Clark, Bidde-
fsrd, Maine, or Chicago, Hide. &c, 1869 isw1y.
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL.
MI. w. McALARNEY, Proprietor.
PUBLISHED By

B1T Devoted to the cause of Repubcanisra, the IN
terests of agriculture the advancement of Education,
and the best coed OF Potter county. Owning guide
except that Principle it will endeayor to aid In the
work of more fully Freedomzing our Country.
ET Advertisements inserted at the following rates,
except where special bargains are made A'sQuare"
10 10 lines of Brewer or of Nonpareil types
l square, insertion SO
] square, 2 or insertions ------------A- z %
Each subsequent insertion less than b. 40
ISu mess Cards, year ---------A w
Administrators or Executors Notices. 90
Special and Editorial Notices per lne------ 20
STA Il transient advertisements must be paid in
advance and no notice will be taken of advertisements
from distance unless they are accompanied by the
money or satisfactory reference.
Bz1 job Work, Of all kinds, executed with neatness
and despatch.
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DAN BAKER.

DAN BAKER.
DENSION, BOUNTY and WAR CLAIM AGENCY
Il Pensions procured for Soldiers of the present
War who are disabled by reason of wounds received
disease contracted while in the service ofthe United
States and pensions, bounty, and of pay OBJ
t2ined for widows heirs of those who have died or
been killed while in service. All letters Of inquiry
promptly answered, and receipt by mail of state
ment of the case of claimant, will forward the
eessary papers for their signature Fees in Pension
fixed by law Refers to Hons. Isaac Benson,
A. G. 0msted, John s. Mann, and +. w Knox, Esq
.r...... DAN BAKER,
Junes Ga Claim Agent, Coudersport, Pa.