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and heart cultivated taste. eystenaste d'lisenee,
so.sscs9 sP t't 1ef T S
influential ard beloved. The work Of the Church
and the eourcil Of It's B'thops will miss bis rcli-
During my long stay In Nnss,a, and especially
in Moscow where wc were detained month by
the serious Illness OF my son, l have enjoyed op-
husso-Grcek services and oeeaeions Of mi ssd
intimate conference the stale And RELATION. ri
10 .he unweaifd kiiness cf ill., Hm. sM;
incncc Bishop 1cosfedo, Vicar Of the Mciropoii.
tan which left ne nothtrs more 10 desire II, per
be wroEg to draw any inference from sueh aifen.
lions Of formal relation between the Nus.o-G1eck
Church and our own. for which nellher ride can be
yet prepared, and which Certainly no intercourse
Of tndisfduul Bishops could involve. Yet th!nE
may venture toaay that 4 has mutually impress.
cd our minds wiz ,It delightful conviction oi soul
eles!as'ical comfy for which we can with patience
r. token Of my respect and aaee,ion. wonld
fa!n have you believe tlat nowhere forget nj
Office and The great Interests Of Tue Church of Cod
to which ne hare pledged cur hearts and lives.
The Time mas come when. IN more !ullncs. aud
oclineration, can place before you tho facts and
1'elsSa snt IN as incidents 4 Which
bring sstuTaace q honor. indacnee, md eicarc.
nn,,y for ,hs 1't historic Kingdom q Christ bnt
ger and hardship, the breaking up of Old rclI-
aneet. and the exposure to uutr1cd powers Of So
ctal experiment and material proEtrte. 1t wilt be
the strange characteristic Of Tho latter ns well =.
Of the callier day that through ssmuch trlbula-
ton " will tho Kingdom COME.
But never before have realized 80 cleas}g,
amid all Its dcstatous, estrangements, ant! even
falAI corTuptons. the grand, snbstAuttal unity o1
the Church Catholic in the preservation Of minis,
tEy ueeds, Nturgtes, tac.amcnts and f1udan,en,
tai principles Of holy llfe; and Of how uauch
exists Of objective identity and subjeelivc syrpa
Thy through which the Esprit poured from on
high can draw together the children Of God. and
canEe the Zion which now wituesscth In sackcloth
and moans apart In her many voices, to put on hcl
beautiful garments Of jor and praise, and In be-
crowned head for the coming bridegroom:
Brethseni In The love Of the Holy Trinity-
Father, Son and spisit-1 blcse you and 3ouis
! and beg you to remember iu you: prayers,
ionr absent apd attached Bishop.
Il UETnr ]. WHITEnnCsE.
T. St. PETERSBURG, Augne1 Sth, 1861.
! DIOCESAN nxf0RT3.
Reports from the vArioue Bishops Of Other Dio
| eceei, uho hare ofIlclated In The Dioeeac Of Chi
. 0so dnlin: the absence OF Blehop Whttchousc
| were read.
ct. LuHx's uQsPTfAL-
The committee Aleo te4d The report OF the Tfua
! tees Of St. Luke's HospltAl, Chicago, for the yes
! | ending September LIST, 1sdt. THIS receipts Of Ii
| NotpffA1, from all sourccE, during The ycxi
amounted 10 Is a57. .T6, and The ditbufsemeufs 10
he sa1nc period, a, 734.oo The balance on han
. "a &t94,7&. There have boon tcce1sod during th
past year Us ratlenls-8S males and 81 femalei
There hsTe been II hittha in the instltaiop, nal
, 1866-09-14

Loyalty, t;tll, . though rot .he loyalty q which
SeWald sptaks. l feel an1ions that We sho Id
Hsmnntifntc 10 i1ese gentlemen WHO arc coming
he.c anu nos Only to thc9a. but 10 he people ii
iarEe tnst what tue Iht.adelphtans demonstrated
Naeu tmesc SANG Genuemcn were there. hope
NJ euali Mahc 1us1 ~ oEqaa contEast Det"cta
me fcccMloh o. tndfcN johnson. the Alderman
Mpo Nds Eefc, ana upon whom the people eufncd
Their backs or looked with eoErow, and The recap
lion VIC give them, may be possible, that An
Grew johnson may learn what ws
knoE. ert he forgot, that he WIS
attending q funeral. l want every one to under
stana mat ID ono Thing A. j. was right that Ia
that he was go,nS in circle, and that ne had got
!orEd 10 an aut:lIodal point where his utterancea
" .Ese' ~, y. .sanoIs mel WIN no Iayos4 and bis
| COMES 91n nei X n9 ,app1oSet: lAppiausc.]
G,. uoM; y. -. .s Mnsu commenced speaking as the
eohia''tIe 'I.nsrEt,. cn.M,1-r.s .,no.,
| -, nor. ~ 49, ~ hhsrEasILn. .sas1E
,s I'M: w. trs H=9'' 'on 'oe eo""stees reported
| Ests,ir. f,o,,,,yt<.-J : u,,..,,- G ,,
| IN = = p HntSn,' = = Ttsi.aaa1 a19sht ~ >. = II
,:Iadlcy. G. q: Cnl1,r, t.on md i h,.ns hc1 =" =
Fison;r tt,ntniu<t-R, ii. Houch. Cb.unee,
| noM,a:, General julius White, II. u. Colvln, Ucn
| ",al j. Stockton, Charles Ii, Heed. I, ii. Aycry
t;co.cc F. Harding. George " Garc. NcnfI
1ada, Charles Rautolph. r. II. Yiiisrd. HenT,
Grcenebaurn, Benjamin. Lombard. Eprmsn mi
!lame. D. >. Hammond, j. ~ Allen, Ii, ". Htus
dale, n. ". Huut1ey, John b. Lyou. c. G. Waite
S,ducy 4. Kent, IL. Sprague, ", l. Church IN,
]. G, Uole. =
, 1866-09-14

HARDWARE, AHrEtcAN FnE4, .sc-We call The
attention Of onr sradcts 10 the rcfy large aud cx-
cellent stocfs Of ehclf lari1xatc, cutlery, nasls,
&c, of A. Il. & 4. II. Miller, The well known I'm.
7os:c's ns:d ;ohhcrs, No. 55 State street. which
they arc o:esinS 10 the i:ade ut fhe 'verv lowest
fr1ce+; 1Eer &c a1-" agents for tho American
atcnt tMo years ago, art aow In very extensive
nse IN .lis c':E. The mott thorough testing on
tne mt .; mechanics Of every elias. ia. given the
!nn,t In'il: proof that these s arc lu}11 ,:ounI
to to uic b:st q i:nsaish nasc. They a.e manufsc.
tnted Eo,n IlCa,as Ei::h : sc:.'r best En- :ii=h
them character which ;hcs dies wauts Messrs'
Miller are nae!us specially nf these flcs. and
bare constantly on kaEt vcsr large usso. tnept.
Dealers ard mechanics will do well TO patrosizc
, 1866-09-14

w ANTED-To Rent-A responsible
s:sisss aad 5aft5es Si1iesnta;:s, Fsssssson b1
dress " S" Tribune ONCE. wgsS
VXANTEDrT Remit want to rent q
w good house Of y II roona furnished Of M
furnished, the business part ot ue city Wabash
Sse 4fiSaas 'os 'a' ~se1 ia
WTANTED-To Een-A Responsible
house Of is Or L looms Trsats.Th I'D W.
sa5e1 Vim ~ srs les g ss g. t oos 81 % &,
1 G ea hsss: sGs fSs sss
W7ANTEDITo Rent-On or before
eisns MONS. eas md waller 1oearoa Sosts g. o. so.:s
;9: fSss: e Ill: L sssfs ID 9ss
"ANTED-To Rent-Gy q rhyac,an.
AaasrR L R'..sS % 41buae e ees sss On ths ~ IT
WTANTED-To Rent-On The North
w Side, aud east OF Clarkst mail co,psur ,sbis
sssss xh psa e 2ss +
WTANTED-To Ecnt-By a Student -
confortshle. rnturn!.hed room and clc~., ~;.1
u rfsstn mlnnses VAN q !he GonEs House. Atir~s
TXTANTEDLTo Keut-A f7-unhe.l
y; isss e .''s Sss: ss'':s,ss 4 s1ss sss
/ XXTANTED-To Rent-On ths Wca
NV Eide. tn Pleasant log atty. ern1rutr1'' 4
ns.s honse q sesG or eight rs,n'.. Mir y
VIVIAN Ront-Three or icts
nisiaz @ essseasssasss. @ s'' 3, !, II %nis Is. t5s
peaEeernst-, RVom 9, GA
, 1866-09-14

Two DrsItI1s or DARLEy.--Ju.cpl Esann vas
at the Police Cont yesterday nloraiuy. charged
with The larceny of two bushels uf harley from a
grain car Of thu Chicago, Burlington l. Qaincr
Eai!s"aa ccmrary., nraun was n,ue!, a.seni-l.c1
last III asscrsin. ,i,a, Il was corn. d. san,lc nf
the article was exhibited III Conr,, II seemed 10 he
the gcnc;al orinfoa That B:aun, for oncr, should
charge Wit ctan@cl 10 disorle1l5 conduct, md
BIaun wa. fined $In.
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5ituation5==JfrmaIes.

2lTUATlON-Waate a lady as m
~ accountant. or eor1. *2onGr:; e:erk OF sa;rswo-
man. "A. X" 1Flbnne oHIec. Ws0
SITUATlOS-N|aute a lady, as
~ Eovezucss, or companion to e iaty ,r Children.
Good retefencrs given nnG rcqri.cs. Address .s F''
Tribune Office. Esc
CITCAT1ON-Wan do general
h, Gsc.osk Cor small private family. hy c"rp.
AtdEc~s or call at i. !. Qn1nrs.<t. xloo
CWUATION-Wa 1tc,i-.as second mi,
~ In private fan.1'v Can iurrt>h soC r,romtneu-
H1tl9ns. Apply Al <G L1hCJty-st. 11Jl
, 1866-09-14

FOR SA1.E-S,x lots on Sophia.st-, be-
u tween ..tncotn-av. and Iarabcc-st With bcau,{fl
shade trees. within block Of Nurse cars. Price
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The Season Of Storms.

The blasts OF autumn and the chit storms of early
winter are apt to make sad inroads upon the cenSti-
tutons Of the reebe In old times al the commence
meDt of every season II the fashion streng
cathartic safeguard against change 6f temper
oture. Ii was syarse than sensees- practice. The
people Of onr day uaderetaud the matter better In
stead Of depicting the system they reinforce it, In
the method they adopt they exhibit wise discrimi-
nation Instead Of rekOTtr the vifieted timuauts
Of commerce, or any OF the compounds derived from
them they pnt their faith in the only absolutely pure
Invigoraut erocurahiein tie market HOSTEL rER'S
STOMACH BITTEES. Their Faith Is well founded
Never has any tonic medicine been prepared with
such scrupuiou precision and consJieuto-s care 1t
Is vegetable compound Of which every Ingredient r
sound, Wholesome and medicinal in the tree sense f
the word. Now We have three prOmineng na.icaaI
complaints Onehalf Of the adult population of the
United states sUrr more orIess either from diseases
nt the stomach, arrangements Of the liver or arec-
tcns Of the kit"eys In no other land under heaven
are hose maad g 30 general In this country and
HO ~TETTER'S BITTERS Is a specific for them all
unless organic in their origin and therefore, beyond
cure. And le; those who fortunate enough 80 be
exempt from at present understand great fact
that an occasional use of this vitaziug tonic viii as
certainly prevent them the will prevent the
earth from freezing where lis genial beams descend
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SCHFNBKIS SEAWEED TONIC

THIS medicine invented by Dr.J. H. Scheuck
Of Philadelphia, is intended to dissolve the food
and make 1t into chyme, the first process of di-
gesbon. BY cleansing the stomach with Dr.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soon 70
stores the appetite. and food that could not be
eaten before using 1t will be easily dgested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck' 5
Pulmuuic Syrup unless the stomach and liver
Is made healthy and the appetite restored,hence
the Tome and Pills are required in nearly every
case Of CONSUMPTION A half dozen bottles Of
tie SEAWEED TONIC and three or four
boxes of the MANDRAKE PILLS VIII cure
amy ordinary case of dyspepsia
Dr.Schenck makes professional visits IN New
York, Boston, and at his principal Office in Phil
adclpha every week week. See daily papers
of each place, or his pamphlet on consumption
for his days for visitlHon,
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
likeness Of the doctor, one when in the last
stage Of consumption, aud the other as he now
Is, in perfect health, are ON the government
stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price 25
cents per box. Principal Office, No. Is, North
9th street, Philadelphia
General Wholesals Agents: Demas Barnes d
Co, q Park Row, New York s s. Hunce,
los Baltimore St,Baltmore, Md; Jchn D. Park,
N E. corner Of Fourth and Walnut St, Cincin-
natl, Ohio; Wa.kor d Taylor, 1874 and 1856 Wa
bash Avenue, Chicago, III. Collins Brothers,
southwest corner Of Second and Vine Sts., St
Louis, Mo. lstw.eamoly yTOct22
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COURT PROCLAMATION.
Dealers IN Groceries and PrOYisions,

WHEREAS : the Hon Robert G. White President
w Judge, and the Hons. G. :. Jones and q. G.
Covin. Associate Judges Of the Courts OF over Il
Terminer ard General Jail Delivery, Quarter Sns-
sions of the Peace, Orhans Court and Court ofCom-
Pleas for the County Of Potter, have issued their
precrpt bearing date the Tweuty-thrd dty of Sept,
Ia the year Of our Lord one thousand Eight Hundred
and Sly.ySX and 10 me di ected for hOldiHga Court
Of Oyer and Termiuer and General Jail Delivery,
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, Orphans Court, and
Court of Common Pleas, in the Borough of ouders-
port, on mon 'AY, the 18th day Of December next,
and TO continue one week
Notice IS therefore hereby given 10 Inc Cororcrs,
Justices OF the Peace and CcDsta bes within the
county. that they be then ami there in their proper
persons. at 10 o'clock a N. of said day, with theft
rolls, records inquisitions, examinations and other
remembrarccs, TO do those things which to Their
Offices appcrai1 TO be done, And those who are
bound by hCirreloEuzncs 10 prosecute against the
prisoners that shall be in the jill of said county
Of Potter, are to lie then aud there 10 prosecute
against them viii be Just.
Dated AT Coudersport, Novemb !. 1866 and the
Goth year OF the Independence # rhe United States
of America. W. w. BROWN, Sheriff.
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LYONS Periodical Drops !


ularties. These drops "a scientifically com.
pounded fluid preparation and better than ay Iliis
POWDERS Nostrums. Being liquid, their action II
direct and positive, rendering them reliable speedy
and certain specific for the OF all ob,ructI"S and
Huppres~ios II cir popularity Is in Heated
by the fact thai over 100 900 bottles annually sold
aud consumed by the ladies' of The United aes,
every one of whom speak III the strongest terms Of
praise Of their great merits They apidy taking
the place every other Female Remedy aud are cOu-
sidered by all VINO know aughi OF them as the ~urest
safest, and ufalljole preparation u the world
for The of all Female complaints the removal OF
all obstrucoDs ofnature, and the promotion OF health
regularity and strength. Explicit directions sjaJi Z
when they may be used, and eX pa. ming wHtnaud Why
they should not. nor could nOt be used without pro
ducing effects contrary 10 natures cnosea laws. VIII
be fonnd carefully folded around each bottle, with
written signature Of join L. LYON, WI Lout which
none are genuine.
Prepared by Dr. JOHN I LYON, I95 Chapel
Street. NV Haven, Conn, who cLn oe co. sl.'ei ~
either personally ~ mall (-ic o-ing s'3.hl) con
cernjna ALI private diseases aud female "eaN N.es~r.
Sold by Druggists every where Price Si.JU pf Bot
Z. q CLARK n CO.,
1ysp General Agts for United S.a;es aad Canadas
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TO CONSUMPTEyES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health IN
n few weaks ~ very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with severe lung affection
and that d,ead dseHse Consumption-is anxious to
make EElTyn to his fellow sufferers the means II
cure.
scriptOn used Gree of CHARGE. with the directions
Tor preparing aud using the ssme, which they VIII
lind a SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION. Asthma,
Bruuchets, Coughs, Gods and al Threat and Lun 2
Affections. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription i 10 benefit the afflicted
and spread Information which h coLceives to be in.
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as il viii cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing e..
Parties wishi1- the prescription, FREK, by return
mail, will pleasr address
REy EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Wiiamsburgh, Kings Co, New York-I1yigs
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HARPERtS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
Uritieal notices Of The Press

Its the foremost Magazine OF the day. The iresde
never had delightful companion, nor the mill
ION more erterprjsng friend. than Harper's Maga-
zine Methodist Protestant, Baltimore
The most popular Monthly n the Wolld.-[ New
York Observer.
We must refer In terms of euiogy 10 the high tone
:ld varied excelences of sEPERsM MAGAzIxE-a iour.
nal with monthly circulation OF about 10000 copies
in whose pages are 10 be found some Of the choicest
light aud general reading Of the day We speak OF
this work evidence Of the culture Of the Amer
lean People and The popularity ii has acquired is
merited. Each number contains fully IA pages of
reading matter appropriately illustrated with wood
cuts and il combines in itself the rIcy monthly and
the more philosophical quarterly. blended with the
best fea' OF the the daily journal II has great
power i'm the dissemination Of love pure literature
-TRUBHERs Guide to American Literature, London.
The volumes bound constitute of themselves libra
ry of miscellaneous reading such as cannot be founi
in the same compass in any other publication hat has
come under our notice-Boston Courier
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DR.. TOBIAS
Ven etian Linime ent.

y INSTANTANEOUS REMEDY FOR
= chronic rheumatism. .heaaac che ,t0othache Group
COKE qusy throat, and pains in any part Of The
body Remember, this alticie is a success-not m
experiment Tor IS years it has been tested. No med
iC ever had such reputation this silently il
has worked il way before the public and al loud
IN Is praise. "Chronie rleuGnatism.' Thousands
who had laid for weeks on bed of agony, and never
walked without the aid of crurches with this com
paint testify 10 the mag cal effects OF this lni
meHt Tememher, rel ef n certain, aud posit. .
cure is sure TO follow. Headache Of all kinds we
warrant 10 cUre putrid sore throat guinsy and dip.
iberia rsJVel ef their by timely use Of
the Vcucr'an Lnnent. Il has saved hundreds the
past three months Price 20 and so cents bottle
Office 81 Cortland. s-~eet, New York. Sold by all
Anr,-r-
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-. Sickness is an affiiction that waits on us
all. None az exempt and there are none but
need relief from its attacks. Whoever can tur-
nish this becomes our benefactor A conviction
prevails that Dr. Aver does it. Disorders Of the
blood have been healed by his Sarsaparlla,
and affections Of the lungs by his Cherry Pee
toral, too frequently and too distinctly to be
disputed. His Ague Cure is said by those who
use II, to never fail. Reader, if you must have
medical and, take the best Of medicine. Poor
remedies are dear as good ones are cheap. at
any price you have 70 pay tyr tAem.-Char{e5-
ton CoaricJ.
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Goes Cough Balsam aud Goes Dyspepsia
Cure-they should always be in the house
ready for immediate use; they are the most re-
liable remedies known. The one always han
dy and speedy in eases of sudden attact,s Of
Group amongst the children, or for curing the
most stubborn coughs and colds. is excellent
for sore threat and all lung difficulties: the 9TH
er -Coe's Dyspepsia Cu:e-is ce,,trin to cure
dyspepsia, no matter of l-Dw long standing.
indigestion, and all diseases that originate
in disordered state Of the stomach and
bowels
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HARPER;S WEEKLY.


Critical Notices Of the Press.
''The best Family Paper published in the United
States."-New London advertiser.
The MODEL NEWSPAPER IF our ouutry-c7mrlete
in all the depar ments Of an American Family PspeT
-arpcrs Weekly has earned for Itself right 10 liz
title a JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATIONS IN. Y.
Evening Post
This paper furnishes the best illustrations. Our
future historians viii enrich themselves out Of H,--
pcs Weekly long after writers. and printers and pub
fishers are turned 10 dust"-New York Evangelist
- \ necessity in every houselo.d"-B Boston Tran
script.
Il Is n once leading political and historical an
nalist Of the nation '-Philadelphia Press
.The best Of its class IN America nDOson Traveller
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Terms !:
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No. & Chambers s., New York.-llyjy'
IE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF

Published for the benefit aud : Canton 10 oUng
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BINGHAM ESTATE.

Until further notice. the Office Of the Estate in
y Coude-sport viii be open only during Court
weeks at which time Mr. Ellsworth viii be there
II viii also be in Smethpyrt during the weeks Of
Count in Mexican County.
Persons who have business with tie Estate are re-
quosted TO meet him Al those times.
Letters on bns ness addressed tie Office al Wells
JOro', viii BE- promptly answered
Nav / 1866 WILLIAM r CLYNER
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Terms {:
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HARrER.s WErELY, one year,

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An Extra Copy Of either the WEEKLY or MAG.zrHE
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Copies for $40 20
b Ca Numbers can be supplied at any time.
The Annual Volumes Of HAPPER's WEEKLY in neat
cloth binding viii he sent by expresses free of expense
for s. each. 4 complete St, comprising Nine Vol
umes sent receipt q cash at the rate o. IS 25 per
volume, freight at exreuse of purchaser Volume y
ready January lst 1867
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TIE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL
COuderspOrt, Tuesday Evening, Nov. c, 1865.
Local and General.

- As winter is rapidly approaching and
fires viii become more numerous. see to it that
your buildings are insured Cali at the Jour
NAL OFFICE Agency. Policies issued in the
best Companies Of the country at fair rates.
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SU5SC
TRS7

The Publishers have perfa I'D 2sys,eri Of maiin.
by which they can supply the MAGAZINE and WEEKLI
promptly those who prefer to receive their period
ical~ directly from the Office of Publicato on. Pos.
masters and others desirOus Of getting Clubs vii
be supplied with a Show Bi on application.
The postage on HAEPER's WEEKLY i 20 cents
year which must be paid at the subscribers post oc
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Maple Sugar Makers!

Now is the time 10 get one of Cooks Cele-
6rated kvaPorators for Making Maple Sugar.
Having used one the past season / Know them
to be the best PAN for making Maple Sugar
or Syrup. For further particulars or Circulars
address the undersigned who Is agent for
Potter County. JOHN LINDSEY.
6w Ulysses, Potter County, Pa
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ERRORS CT YOgTEE.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful udiscrelou, VIII, for the sake OF sutfTiuE
humanity. sud tree TO all who need il, The recipe
and directions for making tie simple remedy 10y
which he was cured Sufferers wishing 20 profit by
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