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OLMSTED and LARRABEE,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Coudersport, Penn'a
n will attend TO all business entrusted to their
care with pr emptiness and deity. VIII also attend
ehs several courts IN the adj ,iniag counties Office
In the second storey of the Olm-ted Block.
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@. T. ELLISON. vi. d.,

DRACTICING PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens OF the village and
vicinity that he will promptly respond to all calls Tor
professional vices Office First street, frst door
Of his residence 1740
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DUYSICIAN and Surgeon would respec' fully In
form the citiz-us of CoudersPort aud vicinity
u At he has opened Oice in the Coudeisport
Hotel and will be ready At al times 10 make pro
fesaional calls. He i regular graduate of Buffalo
Medical Co lege of 1869. Jan l 81.
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ELLIsON & THOMPsON,

DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Olls
A Varnisies LAM ~ and rauc, artc es Book, al
all knds-Schoo and Miscellaneous, StarlCuery, ks
&c In M4nnings old Jewery Store. Jan l. '67.
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CHARLES =. JONES.
II E. OEMSTED.

FERCHANT-Dealers in Drugs Medicines, Faint
MI OILS Fancy Articles, atiOnery, Dry GOOD
Groceries &C. Main Street. Ccudersport. Pa
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ISAAC RENSRN.

A TTORNEY- Couder> port, Pa, viii
"A attend TO all business entrusted 10 him WITT care
aud prom ptness. Attends Cpu l. of adjo ming coun
ties Office Second street near the Aegaly bridge
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TT C.VERMILYEA, ,PRorRFFToR, Corner Of Main
H. and Second streets CoudeIsport Potter Pa
Livery Stable is also kept in lection with this
Hotel. Daily STAGES 70 and from The Railroads
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G. III. ARMSTRONG.

HARDWARE Merchant, aud Dealer in Stoves,
III Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. Main street, touder
sport, Penh'a. Tin and Sheet Iron War made to
Srier, in good style, on short notice.
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p A. STERBINS q Co..

NTS-Dealers in Dry Goods Fancy
IlI Goods, Groceries Provision, -Four Feed, Pork.
and everything usually krpt in good country stone
Produce bought and sold Il 20
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JOHN =. MANN.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
N Coudersport, Pa, will attend the several Courts
Il Potter aud Cameron counties AL business en-
srused to his care will receive prompt attention
Ufice on Nam street, Ia residence.
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL

NEERCHANT-Deale in Dry Goods. Groceries
wi Provisions, Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery
aud all Gno ,ually found in a country store. mol
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z. w. KNeN.
Ed. RITTER. Nj, D..

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n Cou Iersport, Pa VII attend the courts Pot
<rr and The aiionlg count IS
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a.. II. SIMMONS.

1FERCHATr r-WELLSvILLE n. Y, Whole
A sale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goo r, Fancy and
"a pie Goods Clothing Ladies BressG"ods Groceries.
Fieur Feed, &c, R-tilers supplied N liberal terms
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COLLTNS SMITH.

RTERCUANT-Dealer in Dry Goods, Ready y-made
wi Clthing Crockery, Groceries, Flour, Feed
Pork, Provisions &c, Main street Cou3ersport, Pa
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


EULALIA LODGE, No S42, F. a. NJ. Stated
Ia Nee ings on the 2d and Attn Hedues iays OF each
month. Hall, in the Sd Story of the 0lmsed Block
DC. .LARRABEs, Sec. WIN. SHEAR, M
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potter IouruaI JoD-Onice.

"AVING lately added fine new assortment of
III JOBTYPE to our already large assortment
are now prepared to do all kinds Of work, cheaPy
and with taste and neatness. Orders solicited.
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL
PUBLIsHEp By
m. w. McALARNEY, Proprietor.

TDevotcd TO the cause of Repubcanisp, the IN.
G@Ypasa of Irierlture the advancement of Education,
and the best xocd OF Potter county. owning no guide
except that of Principle 1t will endeavor 10 aid IN the
%erk of more fully Freedomzing our Country,
% Advertisements inserted at the following rates,
sxc-pt where specialbargains are made square
IL 10 lines of Brewer or of \ onpa ell types
/ 90 uarr, l insertion %
square 2 or insertions Z w
Zach 10 .ea uent insertion lees than lS----, ~
square year - ----- M
Au .iuaaA Cards, year ---N------ ~
Administrator's o Executors Notlces------ W
SPECIAL aud Editorial Notices per ihe------ ~
KF All transient advertisements must be paid in
advance and no notice will be taken of advertisements
from a distance unless they accompanied by the
money or satisfactory reference.
S-Job Work. of all kinds, execute with neatness
and despatch.
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LYMAN HOUSE.

LewisviIe, Potter county, pennsylvania
DURTON LEWIS. Proprietor. Ha,ina
ID taken this excellent Hotel, the proprietor wishes
Q make the acquaintance ofthe travelling public and
GELS confident Of CIV ng satisfaction 10 all who may
All on bim-Frb l2. Go If
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Dan BAEGE EES.
DEN5TON. B0U >TI and VAR CLAIM AGENCY
Pensions procured for Soldiers of tne present
War who disabled by reason of wounds recei we'd
or disease contracted while in the of the United
States and pensions bounty, and arrears OF pay OBJ
tained for widows or heirs of those who have died or
been killed while in An letters of inquiry
promptly answered. and on receipt ny mail of state
ment of the ct-e of claimant, l viii forward the
eessary papers fer their signature. FEES in Pension
cases as fixed bv law. Refers Hos. Isaac Benson,
A G. Olmsted, John s. Mann and F. w. Knox Esq
DAN BAKER,
Junes 81 Claim Agent, Coudersport, Pa.
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Union SELF CAR-COUPLING
": COMPANY. :.
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION.

fbiiCLtS VI AsSOCIA11ON.
Made and executed by and between the under.
signel john i. y. Hale, Ebenczer y. Bliss and
ANGEL g. Stiles, of Brandon; John b. REYNOLDS, Of
Rutland; Asahel J. Severance anil John w
stewart, Of Middleburv; Elbri,lgc II. Griswoh. Of
Salisbury, and Henry {. Wood, II burlington. al
Of the state Of Vermont and Josiah e. Ninton.
OF Boston, ofthe Commonwealth of Massachusotts;
pursuant to chapter eighiy.six OF the Genctal
Statutes Of the State OF Vermont.
lst.-Said parties agree to associate. and do
hereby associate themselves together MS coriora-
ton, under the provisions Of said chapter Tor the
purpose OF engaging In and carrying on the Lu,i
mess OF manufacturing the Union Sell Cart otnliuv
(Spooner & Hsle's Patent Of August u, isgG'
Rutland, Vtn) aud Of selling the same either itl
IN or without the State of Vermont; also oi SELL
ing The right TO other parties 10 manufacture sell
or use the same within or without the STATE of
Vermont, and for this purpose to use all nccdiul
means to thi, end also fr the purpose of pur.
chasing the right to use, manufacture or ell any
patent Of any Kind or nature whatsoc-cr
zh..-Ihe name Of said corporation shall lie the
Union Self Car Coupling Company"
3d--1he amount oil Capital Stock shall be Five
hundred Thousand Dollars, divided into shares
according to said laws, Of the par value Of Twenty.
five Dolllr each.
4th.-Said corporation shall continue for tic
Nperiod Of thirty ,enis from thu date hereof unles,
socner Dissolved. according to the laws Of said
State.
n witness whereof, We have herennto set ON,
hands, this Seventh ~ day "A February, A.
ID. Eighteen Hundred and Sixt,-seven.
JniiN r. =. HALE,
J.. j. BLISS
A e.. SrIiLS
j. H. RIYSui1a
A. J. SEvFRANCE,
J. ". STEWART.
H. III. G.i'wOLD,
II. {. WooD,
J. c. NINroS.
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In the town Of S---tlcre was shoe.
maker who at times oflcia,ed as preacher.
He always wrote the notices himself, in or
der to save tue expense Of printing. Here
is one Of them: 'there will be preaching
in the pines on sunday afternoon on
the suffice oil who do not believe will be
damned ut three o'clock.
After the performance Of the Antigone
Of Sopbocles at Dublin, the other evening,
n loud Gull WIS made for the author,
which WIS only appeased by the mana
gers appearing and stating that the gen
tlcman in question had been dead some
Two THOUSAND year.
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providing for the punishment of persons
who threaten TO resist the laws, or excite
others by seditious language. spoken
written or printed. The Kentucky House
has passed resolution energeiically pro.
testing against the putting Of the South
under military government.
CoNGRKss.--1he most important action
OF this body is the passage OF the military
reconstruction hill considerably amended.
MIR. johnson Of Maryland voted for the
bill not because he approved it, but be-
cause he was glad to have way opened
Tor the South TO regain representation.
Among the matters Of general interest
perfected 10y passing Lboth houses are, u
resolution authorizing the SECRETARY Of the
navy 10 detail vessel to transport food
and clothing for the destitute at the South
the bill for the temporary increase of the
pay Of army officers 33l per cen. an act
TO provide for the safely of passengers on
board steam vessels, something that seems
to be very much needed in view Of the
frequent and disastrous accidents: the
tenure of office bill, the committee of con
ference having fixed the clause rc,atin,
to cabinet officers so rs to provide that
they shall hold their offices during the
term of the president by whom they are
appointed, and one month thereafter, sui
jcct to removal with the consent of the
Senate: the bill abolishing tho Office of
public printer and providing for tho cleo
tion of congressional printer with salary
of $1,000 a year. the bill to amend the
act declaring the officer who shall act IA
president in case Of vacancies of the office
OF both president and vice president, who
are the president of the senate, the speak
er Of the House, the chief justice of the
supreme court, and other justices in the
order of their seniority; and numerous
pension bills and others of a private or un
important nature The tariff bill has not
been acted upon or yet reported from the
committee.
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e. At the Convention Of the friend

c. At the Convention Of the friends
Of temperance in Addison County, at
Ncrgcnncs last Wednesday, Mr. Rodman
Chapman Of Nergennes was rcnom;natcd
County Commissioner for the next year.
The satisfactory manner in which he dis
charged his duties during the past year
was fifty recognized the unanimous re-
nomination 10y acclamaton last week.
This nomination will he ratified by his
election next Tuesday.
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LOVES SrRArAGEa.--Af funny story is
going the rounds in Paris: a lady in the
first society was recently obliged to dis
miss her nurse on account Of an excess Of
iremen and private soldiers too often re-
pestcd. After choosing as a successor to
this criminal avery pretty girl, the lady,
explaining why the first was sent away,
enjoined it on the second not to do like
wise. She admitted that she shouldn't
81 can endure great deal" said the
lady, "but soldiers about the kitchen |
won't endure After a. week or eight
days, the lady CAME one morning into the
kitchen, opened = cdph5ara, and iaiscov-:
cred youi,.,u. saii,uiiary 'd'Ii;i;iacicr, 20.
ma'aml" cried the girl, frightened, IL
give you my word i never saw that SOL
der before in III my iifo; he mus. have
been one Of the old ones left over by The
other girlw . 4 ~. t-.:
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G. o E S
DYSPEPSIA CURE .

This Great Remed, for all diseases OF the
STO MA G H,
Is the discovery OF the inventor OF Goes valuable
Cough Ba;saun, while experimenting for his own
health. II cured cramp in the Stomach for him
which had before yielded to nothing but clorOfor.
The almost daily testimony from various parts
OF the country encourage US TO believe there Il no
diseass caused by disorderod stomach II will not
speedily cure.
Physicians enieEs and use it. Minister, grs tsanag
d lis aiExy ;
And FROM al directions We receive tsdings OF curee
performed. a.
bYSPEPSIA-IsIs sore 10 cure -
HFARTBURN-Op dors viii cursA
SICK-HEADACliE-h bss cSse5 In bnnd'e1e OF
HEADACHE AND pHzISEss-n stop. IN 30
AeIS SI9s''a or Fat 'ssiio4AcaSa .sn,e'. il"
B BIsFSts g. IEk .lsSs s's s y
cHo %fHf, MoEDGis-R.sso,- yields to .-.~
BAD SI BRfArH-wm be changed ~,ss bali eo.-
IT /: Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS 4.
Its unprecedented success Is owing to the tact
TT CURES BY ASSISTING NATURE
To Ie-assert her sway in the system. =,
Nearly every dealer in the United States sells
it at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
c. G. CLARK & CO.,
PRoPRuroRS
Y;0wiy NEW HAVEN, CONN.
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A DOUBLE MuRDER.-A terrible trag-
edy occurred ut New York, Monday night,
which resulted in the death of man, the
mortal wounins of his wife, and ihe
severe injury Ut their son. A German
shoemaker named William Snobel, who
temporarily occupied apartments in the
house of Jacob Henry, was requested Ivy
his landlord to vacatc on the return Of IL
former tenant, but he refused to do 80,
and becoming enraged he seized shoe
makers knife and stabbed Mr.. Henry to
the l.cart, causing Instant death. lie
next stabbed the wife in the left lung be.
low the heart, inflcting a mortal wound,
and the son Nicholas in the breast, who
was not fatally injured, however, as the
blade was arrested by striking a rib.
Henry was &C years old, his wife about
48. and his sen 80. Snobel, who was
living in unlawful intimacy with tine wife
Of the man in whose favor the owner of
tho house tried to eject him, was at once
arrested by the police.
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y II Osi VI 2 al
Washington, D. C Feb. Is, 1867.

The New ENGLAND COLLEGES -Ac.
cording to n compilation in the last
number Of the Yale College Courant, the
aggregate number of under graduates in
the regular acadcmical course of various
New England colleges is PISA, and in.
Guiding the members Of the professional
and scientific departments the number is
350S. The order Of magnitude in the
institutions is as follows Harvard univer.
sity 06l students, Yale college 709, Dart
mouth 2lS, Bowdoun 232, Amherst 225,
Brown university 100, Williams college
lS6, Wesleyan university l3l, University
Of Vermont 127, Holy cross college l2l.
Boston college 10. Trinity 50, Tufts "a,
Colby university 81, Middlebnry college
so, and Norwich university 40. Divided
by classes the students rank as fellows:
Seniors 449. juniors Asa, sophomore Cos,
and freshmen G93. Of the professional
schools connected with the colleges there
are five of medicine with L93 students,
two of law with 1SS, and two Of theology
with 45. The aggregate number of stu
dents in the colleges has been steadily in
creasing from 2067 in 1907, to 3J0S in
tho present academical year AS in the
number Of students, Harvard leads in the
number of volumes in her library, which
is reported at 10000. Yale has H.
500, Dartmouth 10000, Bowdoin 81
300, Amherst 5000, and Williams 20, :
900.
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.ANCERS CURED.

ba. JAMES PLUMMER, The celebrated Indian
Cancer Doctor has located Tor n short time In ths
Village Of MID lebury, where he Fill attend to the
cure and eradication Of all kinds Of Cancers, SSro
idla Sores, Fever SbSes. Salt Rhuem, UloersI aud
every kind OF ssres wbIsh has haaied the skill And
bssa proneuaoed. incurabIe BY. other physicisns.
: Dt!4ludifnsr ~ss for Tie Seafs with oelebTat-
Cd indian Doctor OF the Mohawk 1iee. fbm
whom be learned tbe secret OF compsupdirg these
wonderful Medicines from the herbs ct the forest
alone, by which. bis long experience and great
skill these ter IDLE scourge Of the human family
are extracted from every part OF the system, aud
the BODY lett sound aud healthy. BY HE treat
nent, the 6. ID 10 not burned up by costics and
poisonous minerals which creates a. bad or worse
diseases than those they attempt 10 cure.
lie NAV be consulted at his residence, next door
south OF Harmon Shelion's dwelling heuse on
Wevbridge Street.
Reierences;-Wm. Mossman, Salisbury; Nathan
Thomas, Leicester; Moses Jones, Lyman Alyin,
Mrs II Russell. Starksboro'.
Middlebury, w., February 18th, 1867. ieu
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RECONSTRUCTION,

The military reconstruction bill as i,
has finally passed both houses OF Congress
and been sent to the President for his
signature is substantially a. it was in the
Stevens bill, but with an amendment Civ
ing the southern states chance to escape
from this rule 10y establishing equal suf.
fragc and adopting the constitutional
amendment, being in reality the Blaine
amendment which the House once reject
cd The final vote IN the Senate was IS
to :, and in the House lbs to 46. a strict
party vote. The full provisions Of the
bill are as follows:
Section first divides the ten rebel states
into five military district.-Virgnia the
first district; North and South Carolina,
the second; Georgia, Alabam, and Flor.
id,, tie third; Ms is'ppi anl Arkansas,
the fourth I.oui lana and Texas, the
fifth.
The second section requires the presi-
dent to appoint military commander
for each district, not below brgadier
general in rank, and to detail sufficient
troops to enforce his authority.
Section third makes it the duty of these
district commanders to protect person and
property, suppress insurrection, and pun
ish disturbers of the peace and criminals,
but they may allow the local tribunals 10
try offender, or they may organize mill
tary courts for the purpose if they think
it necessary, and the state authorities are
prohibited from interfering with the mill
tary authorities.
Section fourth requires that persons
arrested shall be tried without unnc :essary
delay, forbIs cruel und unusual punish
mcnts and the infection Of any sentence
affecting life or liberty until approved by
the department commander and the Pres
iJcnt Of the United States.
The fifth section Of the bill provides
that when the people of any one Of " said
rebel states shall have formed con-
stitution,l government CONFIRMED te the
constitution Of the United States, and
given the franchise TO male citizens with
out distinction of race, except such as are
disfranchised for rebellion or felony, and
shall have adopted the amendment to the
United States Constitution known as Arti-
Gle IL, and this article shall have become
a part Of the constitution, the state shall
be allowed representation in Congress and
military rule shall be Withdrawn.
Section six provides that the present
state governments shall be deemed provi-
sional only, subject to be abolished, modi-
fled, controlled or superseded by Congress
at any time, and in all elections under
these governments there shall be equal
suffrage, as required in the reorganzed
states; and moreover no person shall be
eligible to Office in these provisional gov
crnments who would be excluded by the
third article Of the constitutional amend
ment-Ihat is, no person who has broken
an oath to maintain the constitution of
the United States
An editor who was asked to respond to
toast TO woman, declined on the ground
that woman is able to speak for herself,
and any man who undertakes to do it for
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. During tile recent senatorial canvass in
Missouri zone of the senators in 'nomina-
ting Gen. +. T., Blair tor United States
senator, closed with aa eloquent account
of the generals military career Ano,h-
err senator Immediately rose and begged
leave to conclude the story by adding
shut surrendered to the rebels at last"
This struck the Senate as not only very
true but very funny.
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TEMPERASCE IN CosGREss. - The
following is list Of Senators and Rep.
rcscntative who have signed the pledge {:
Messrs Wilson Of Massachusetts, Yates,
Wiley, Pomeroy, Ross Of Kansas, Nor
rill, Of Maine, Cragin, Colfax, Price,
Plants, Perhan, Grinnell, Washburn of
Massachusetts, Ferry, Window, Cook,
Delano, Patterson Of New Hampshire,
Holmes, Wentworth, Wilson of Penn
sylvania, Newell, Mckee, Hubbard,
Lynch, Rice of Maine, Lawrence Of
Ohio, Henderson Of Oregon, Dawes Ju-
Ian, Barker, Van Acrnam Hubbard, of
Connecticut, Alley, Cobb, Sawyer, Wood
bridge, Epson, Highly, Mciiuer, Ame-,
and Dodge.
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ANOTHER OFFER.
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Wilson or Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine, OF
any style. by ordering through us and sending us
the price Of the Machine and sl7 additional, will
receive the Machine ordered, and 4 Receipt for
Sixteen Years subscription TO the OBSERVER.
CT Send by Check, Draft, or Post Office order.
Sample Copies and Circulars sent FREQ.
TERMS $3.50 year in alraaee.
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$500 REWARD!

$500 REwARp'
The above amount may be received for every six
months service in any business by
A ING MAN
who will attend from three to twelve months Lana
leN's Coinmercis! Collcgs and Normal Academy OF
Poultney, Vt.
This Institution i' now in . very prorpering
condition and may 10
r y L n ID
situated CO miles north Of Troy. y. r.. and IL
miles south OF Rutland. VT, on :he Troy L Rut-
land Il. X The Building is "a superior Brick edihcs.
newly furnished throughout The
DE ID
Languages, Mathematics, Commercial instruction.
Photography, s,hing Music, Painting, &C.
&c all taught in the bsst style OF the art De
ducions are made to returned and disabled soldiers
sons Of Clergymsn aud some others. For these
benefits 50 TO school
IN POULT EY
which. with its other advantages. !, one Of the
most delightful rpot IN New England
THE
opportunities offered to the student TO become q
superior Pcnmsa at this Iastitution were nsscr
before eaualled. We pay such attention TO Read.
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that no ono need long be
MURDERER
OF the Kings English" e3S pays for the full
Commercial Ceurse till graduation, time unlimited.
s65 pays Tor Board. Washing. Fuel. Lights Rooms
fully furnished aud cared Tor by servant and Tu-
ton in Common English per term Of Is weeks
The community at
AT La RGE
are invited TO inspect our facilities. We refer by
permission to Hon. Henry Clark, who holds the
offices OF SIC, Vi. Senate, r. N. Of Poultney VI,
and Editor Of the Rutland (vt.,) Daily Herald.
Also to Mr.. $. z. Hooker. Pres, Nat Bank Of
Poultney. who has two sons now in Attendance.
We would also refer to J. NJ. Francis, editor Troy
N Y.)Daiy Times, and to the citizens OF Rutland
and Pouitncy. Vt. =: :;
To persons desiring 20 attend our College. speci-
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HEArm.-In Iiriiport, oil the eth inst. Of Lung
Fever. at the residence Of their eldest daughter,
Mrs. J.. n, Taylor, Mrs. Anna L., wife OF ALBION
NJ Heath aged - years. At the ssme tim. and
place. Of Heart Disease, her husband, Mr.. Albon
81 Heath, aged Is YEAR,.
When told that his wiro was dead. he lived but
ten minutes