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Anecdotes of Public Worthies.

GEORGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. day liz
a fit of abstraction, the juvenile George
cut down Bushrod's favorile cherry
tree with a hatchet. His purpose wa.
| to cut-and run. RI. -.-s r..
But the old gentleman came sailing
round the corner of the born Just as the
future father of his coIltry had started
on the retreat. @ -'iH
'LOOk here, sonny" thundered the
stern OLD Virginian, "whO cut that tree
down?"
George reflected moment. There
WASH t another boy or another hatchet
within fifteen miles. Besides, it oc-
Cured 10 him that to be virtuOus il to
be happy. Just as Washington senior
turned to go in and get his horsewhip,
our little hero burst into tears, and,
Nesting among his fathers coat tails,
exclaimed. Father, can not tell a
lie. 1t must have been a frost.v
"My son, my son." stammered the
fond parent, as he made pass for his
offspring, ''when you get to be first in
war and first in peace, just cover your
back pay into the Treasury, and the
newspaper press will respect you!''
ABRAHAM LINCOLN Early in the
war a party of distinguished gentlemen
from New England called on Mr..
Lincoln to urge the appointment of q
certain Mr.. Brown TO the post of quar-
terrnaster. The President, who was
amusing himself by splitting portions
of the staircase of the White House into
rails, received them cordially. They
1ofr nd fy,n h.,S
respectful tone, and calmly. awaited his
answer. Mr. Lincoln, drawing him
self up to his full height, and clapping
the spokesman of the party on the
shoulder, began to tell story about
a dog fight he once saw in Kentucky:
BY and by it had gradully grown
dark; several hours had passed away,
and neither dog appeared to get killed
or to gain any advantage over the
other. One by one the party had
dropped out: till the leader (who did
not wish to disturb Mr. Lincoln's hold
On his silouIder) was left alone, trying
to conceal a yawn and to look interest
ed. Suddenly Mr.. Lincoln, with that
peculiar smile on his countenanc9
which Mr.. Carpenter can talk about,
but can't paint, remarked: by the
way, my friend, Pm sorry for Brown,
but [ gave that appointment to the
other man yesterday"
DANIEL WEBsTER.-The following
anecdOte of the great Massachusetts
statesman has never before appeared
in print: IL ....-..
One day, Clay, Webster, and Calhoun
met upon the steps of the Capital. Mr.
Clay ventured to remark, in his most
affable style, that it looked like rain.
Calhoun looked wise, 5ut said nothing.
Evidently he took in the whole situs-
ton az a glance. 1t was crisis for
WelsteF, Carefully Laying his thumb
behind tiis third brass button of his
blae coat, he gazef from out of those
cavernous eyes and gFandly uttered
these prophetic words; mo, gentle
men, the American psopls will
never forsake the Constitutions. We
shall have fair weather." -f..
And so it proved.
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lie were ever disappointed. A hemorr-
hage had troubled him ever since his
last fight. To quote a friend, ''he was
never the same man SINCE" Five or
six weeks ago he sought the Pacific
coast with the hope of regaining his
health, but he has failed rapidly, and
yesterday a telegram from Salt Lake
City announced his death, of hemorr-
hageon Saturday morning, near Raw
lins, on the Union Pacific Railroad
The remains will he taken to Ogden
and will he brought to this city at once.
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&f,500,O0O 90.
rotal. h. GOO Gifts. all CASH. amonnting

Total, l2.G00 Gifts, all Cash, amounting
To-
The distribution viii be positive, whether all
the tickets are sold or not. and the I2C0j gifts
all paid Z proportion 10 the tickets solo,
PRICE OF TICK Els
Whole tickets, $5DGG; Halves. $500; Tenths, or
each eo9pon, $500 Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500 90; 22I Tickets TO- 81 N Gu; li3 W hoIe Tick
eis for So GV0G0; 227 Whole Tickets :or slOO go OO
No discount on less than SjO0O0 worth OF Tick
AT a time.
Tickets now rendy for sale and all orders ac-
companied by The money promptly filled.-
Liberal terms given those who buy To sell
again.
THOS. f. BRA NLETTE,
AgentPuhl Libr. Ky. and Manager GiftConcert
Public Library Building, Louisville Ky.
oc9lm
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Total 2l37l7 2I4525 997I nOO

Inc Fhiladelphia Board of Ed muRtion
mas opened thirty night schools in var
ious part OF the city, for the Fl ee ,etlu-
cation of adults, or of young uaen and
young women near the adult age. 'Of
these schools twenty are for Il Ne utse of
young white men, five are TO, the in
struction % white woman, al id three
Tor education OF coiored men and wo-
men.
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= srmnut Go. Business 1lrfetorn.
COUNTY OFFICERS.


1,,,a-C W CAREnI-L- once
i, rnhlIc huilAings, frSl door 70 rlgut
ss.-ir-wv T. CoCHSAS- once I'D p"Dii0
I,,L q, f,,,fyfs-I r. MITCHELL. , ,ilie~t ~ pN"
Iic huii6fngs- I>-oTrv Once upstairs in
i3n'itoT.;: .,s;:,.r entrance az lei door.
nehllc ,us PoRrERFIrLn. once on MAIN
q, rset T-st DOOR Yves, Of tee oa9.. in nublio
':r,?E' ':,? go ,nr second door on 'eff.
Ia,eel,iqq Anorss',I-w, x TETsoS Iofei '''
's-y doors doos-' - -a,,es Zi,,r,e--. LaNirs; b +
,'a,, ro-le IN: william Armstrong
80 r1a--'S Nili>
Cor'''.-; =, eat =; ~ Clairsviile on the
80. Woniavs Of Marc'. Iune tinn
- 5rS' para,d as R.sri OF EquaIlstti"n
ga',a- - ,,y1,aas jay of Ma in each yea.
w.. p-orate Gourt meets on the u.s.
,.-s ~ Januarv. March Nav. Ini. ~ -, srd is
,er snd ~, ron business hours) for the trans
,tfon or other hnsine eSs
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DISTRICT COURT.
COMMON PLEAS

in Monroe County, Tuesday February Sd,
Tuesday May 18th. and Tuesday October Goth.
In Noble County. Monday February ID, Mon
day luns 1st. aud Monday October 26th.
In Guernsey County Tuesday january 18th,
Tuesday April 2lst. ard y Wednesday October II.
In Muskingum County, TUESDAY February
18th. Tuesday April 2lsi, and Tuesday NoTem-
Der 11th.
In Morgan County. MONDAY March 23d, Mon
day June 10Th. and Wednesday November II h.
In Tuscarawes County, Monday February 23d
Monday May 18th. and Monday October a5th. .
In Harrison County, Monday February 9th,
Monday May 4th. and Wednesday October I4th
InJeiier>On County Monday March 18th. Mon
day June Sth. and MOnday November 10th.
In Belmont County. mOnday February 23d
Monday May 9th. ard Monday November 9th.
And we further direct that Il certified copy
Of this order be tran Slntted. forthwith. by the
C!eTk O the Common i!eas Of jefferson Cuun-
ty 20 the Secretary of State, and to the Clerk Of
Common Pleas in each of said Counties: and
that it be published according to law. in each
o. said Counties, tor four consecutive weeks.
Given under our hands, at Steubcnyi!le. This
I'd day Of October. 4 ID 1914.
FREDERICK W. WOOD,
,iuHS II. MILLER.
WILLIAM II. FRAZIER
ROBERT L. CHAMBERS.
Judges Of the Court OF Common Pleas,
For the Eighth judicial District of Ohio.
!. OLtNEt u SHiliH. IleFh ol Inc court Gi
Common Pleas in the County OfJelierson, in the
State oi Ohio, hereby cei tify the foregoing Tran
script TO be correctly copied. aEd truly taken.
from the journal q said Court, as the same re-
mains in my Office.
WITNESS my signature ard the
seal -i>eai Of said Court at SteubenyIlip,
this Gth day OF October. \. u 1|.3.
OLIVER {. SMITH, CT *. 4
STATE OF o no, BELMONT COUNTY, as:
/. j. z. MITCHELL Clerk Of the Court of |
Common Pleas Of said County, eerIiiytthat the /
foregoing is 4 cnrrecJ-cnpy OF the order Of said !
Judges. a furnished me by- OLIVER {. SMITH, |
Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Jefferson
County, Ohio.
( WITNESS. my signature. and the |
s;e;.E seal ri said Court. at II. ClairSsiie !
l,ilis IGth day o! October 4. ID 1873 |
J. L. MITCHELL, Clerk.
October 10Th, iS13-4w -s
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gyAsONTC DIRECTORY, 1873.

pe,.,o,t Lodge. Mo- ls F. 4. n meets ef, t,Ii fTi
noon. ~
: y RYAN. Sec'v. - po,-,l A-ch
e.. fdairsvilie Chapter; NO. - n,'S ~ or a'ter
masoIs me-, MES c. II. ARICh H p.
GEopGE MITCHELL. Sec -, cs1ec+ and
PAjuoont Council, NO - -. HpN ~ ~ ,le second
Fl. r BUMGARENK- l. l. u ~
T p RYAN. Rec 10 - vrig,,+s Temp
iIo,. C,o,r1r,landery No % of ar!e,tH ,n,-,,
rars meets on the second Monda mgr. ~, ~ C,,,
,,o3,tb ROSS 7. ALEXANDEH, , rIl ,-5,,r
JAS p. RYAN. Rec.
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The officers of the Statistical Bureau
of the Treasury appear TO think that
the books show favorable condition
of foreign trade, and that counting in
the specie export there will be a bal
ance in our favor in most of the month";
ly totals of this year. ae ra a-Hp
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Manhood: How Lost, How
RESTORED f!

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- verw-iis Celebrated Essay on the rad
icdt cure without medIclne) SperIuaI DrTEOea or
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary ser inal
LOSSES, impoiency. Mental and Physical In
cap2ciI y, I'm peiineniS 10 Marriage, etc; also.
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induc by
Sell-inuulgence or sexual rxtravagancc.
RS- Price IN a sealed envelope only six cents.
The celebrated author, i'll this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
wears SUGGEST ul practice, that the alarming
consequences oil seli-abuse may be radically
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ting "ut mode oi cure AT once simple, certain
and effeciual. by means of which every suffer-
er. no matt er what his condition may he, may
cure himself cheaply, privately an TrdicGily.
cB This lecture should be i'll the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, post paid on receipt of six cents, two
postage stamps.
Also, DIR. CULvERwELL's Marriage Guide"
price 50 cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS- J. c, KLINE & CO.,
i2'Bowerv. New YORK, Post Office Box. 4,5oe.
Jan3 73ly.
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Out in Ceylon the marriage, eesereny
is performed by tying the eeuple to-
gether by the thumbs. In | his courtry
they are usually put toget h,sr by the
ears. -
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AGtf'2 Sililg Wooden Factory.

I WOULD respectfully announce 10 those
L having wool TO be manufactured. that / am
PREPARED TO Card and spin and manufacture
RL4NKETS, ST0CKING-NARN, FLAN-
NEL.S. WuoAn and Rag CARPET, &c. &c.
All work sent by kail will receive prompt
attention.
washed wool or Garnet Rags. y ool WORK ed
on shares il desired A liberal share cl pa
tr,liage is respectfully solicited Address.
ieajtf Ii. {. BELL, Shielus Ohio.
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MISCELLANEOUS
TIMES Of HOLDING COURTS
N THE
EIGHTH JuCICIaL DiSTniCT OF CHIC.
TIE STATE OF OHIO

THE STATE Of UiItl.!
.IFFlF,gsnS COUNTY. Ss:l Pursuant to the
Statutes IN such case made and PROVIDED
We theJudgus CT the Court Of ommon Pleas
within and for the Eighth Judicial Dislrirt, in
the state of Ohio. d. hereby order and direct
that the Terms Of the District Court and the
Court Of Common Pleas within the several coun-
ties CT said District, shall begin Al the hour Of
Nine O'clock in the morning. on the days and
dates hereinafter named. during the year 1874;
To wit:
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EHIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF ST. .CT.AIps-
Il VILE. CAPITAL l. SItOGOl
1F Bank open from 8 a. IL until 3P N. Dis
count daysTuesdays at 10 am Money received
on deposit Collections made and yroeeeds re-
hitien promptly; Exchange bought and sold.
T ~ OIee'%f$-fsossJ yr% j. Alexander. David Brown
joseph "oouinansee, George Brown
II. @. WELDAY, Cashier, l.
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PHYSICIANS.
DRIDGEPORT.

GRocEHIks 1iED PRODUCE.
= HGDEs. z. r. O. SON, Wholesale Grocers
u and commission Merchants. Opposite r
II. Depot.
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Eidridge Bros, of Wellsyille. are spe-
/ cial agents for the Woodward Il Brown,
/ Chickering, Weber and Mathushek pi-
amos; also, general agents for George
( Woods Il Cos parlor and vestry organs.
/ These organs are superior 10 any reed
/ organ made in America at tie present
time. 1t will pay any person 70 exam
4 Inc the instruments sold by Messrs. Il
bridge Bros, if they are intending to
| purchase a piano ar organ.
Eldridge Bros. also make a speciality
Of tuning and repairing all pianos and
organs 90
Notice.-The building Of a school
house near johnson Chase's. will be let
on Saturday, May 5, 1873, at / o'clock.
p. m. at the Dodd school house. in Swe-
den. Specifications and plan viii be
made known at the day of letting.
By order Of the Board,
IT. JACKSON, Serg.
press and The EImira Daily AdYer-
tiSer'' received and forwarded iy
l55-ly Arthur D. Mann.
Before purchasing elsewhere cali and
examine the SINGER MACHINE.
4. VI. Reynolds. igest.
O55cs ia Olutsted Block, ~c--e-5r--I, 2.
27ze I3ryesi ami S,seeiesI C9d- Lise,- mi :
t4ala-i x LasEg-'.'S mace @fl r7- --t -to 70 from
f-s-I selected V s-s bg C-asweX. Hazard 4 a..
NeT YORK. II Is GhSoiutelt yigtrs 4I. street. fa-
lraILs Wh0 have once taken u prefer D. aE 9th
ers- PhFSieials have decided i Superior 70 any
OF the other oils IL market. 5>4
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Marricd.

HosIey-Burt--At LewisviIle, on Sunday.
Ap.i. y. I -. Al the residence Of 7. W Burt,
tie brides father, by Rev. Tracy Scott, Mr.
C. Z HosLEY and Miss MARIAN BURT.
DOwns-Rurd.-In GeneSee. April q. lS-3,
By J. c. Bishop, Ed. Nj SASDFOED DowNs
and Miss ELIZABETH HURD, both Of GeneSee
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In TIE matter Of the petition on In the O-phzns'
NJ AT5ERIOS Court q tso.-
for the partition u X estate o. ter Cu4ur7
Nm ATEERT5S, dzOeGsetl- Ne zst.
To JAMES 0. ATRzkIoS an5 HIaAE ArzEEr5S.
Take notice 1hat, Ia pursuance Of au .er q the
Orphans Court OF Potter tclLts, ll.-ls.tl-- zrl-
pointed by said Court i aeet o.. the premises u
tue s4i1 William Atae-to-l, deceased, O. the 2.-h
day oi MAY L D. lS.s for tla purpose Of making
Partition 81 the sala ~ Fl-ica t-le a2a place y34
can attend # y0u E-iILa p-0F--- sg-s
JOIN =. Mann a son.
Ap-Il =. 1s-5. -4ttgyf0r pttiricrler.
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? 2..IkruptCE.
{ L. :. MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
". y. u PaHay1fC7HiU.
fsEF~Ts~FsF-pz Agr1g5- Fs--z

L. :. MARSIiAL'S OFFICE.
n. y. u PeTiay1'ClHfu
f4ETSECEGa, April :, l.-s,
IT IIs l. 70 GIVE N0-ICE: Tia. on the s.h day -
Il March a. d ISIS, q warrant II Bankruptcy
yas issued against the Estate Of CHARLES See.y o.
Hector ToFV .lslip IA the County Of Potter and
state ot PelLz yly2lla, who has hctu a9JuaE58 q
Bankrupt on BIZ cTu petition: that the payment
gt any debts All delivery Of any property be4uaE-
ING - such Bankrupt 70 him his use aua TIE
IAr transfer Of any PROPERTY by rim are forbidden
hy law; that meeting Uf the Creditors Of the SAID
Bankrupt u prove their Debts, and a choose one
or more as-lE1ees of his Estate. Wiz be held 81 Z
C8u-1 Of BahiEugIe-. 10 be EgI1en al the onIce OF
+. l. SLuiyE. ESQ. ia the Borough of Ilega, IipE4
Co., -, before T. T.. Santa, Es-, c7E-se-- on the
IIta d4y u 2-y, 4. Z. 1913, - lo o'slpes, .. T.
JOHN HALL
S4 Z 6 ffJrStGi lgr SlfI District.
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DY VIRTUE Of an order issued out
l1 Of the Orphans Court Of Potter Coangy a4l
to ne directed, bearing date Of Fe5rca-y 27 1s-a
IWil expose 10 sale By plblic oatcry O. Monday
The EISETEESTH day Of MAY, A. D., at L. O'Clock
q. m-, On the premises, the following described
real estate, all situate IN township q Hector, coUn
II q Potter ADd state C. PeG-z-l lvanla, 70 VII:
Bounded : hy lands of Hiram Warren: Z bT
Lue.sl 3 r. ly.; $ Uy lands gI y. C. Jones: W bv
IlLds Of John ], Haven. EUEtGtai7lG about forts
acres with about twenty acres improves. Also.
Bounded y by Almiua Sunderland; + hy Il. G.
Jones, : hy i. {. Jones, Geo sutton and s. Swim
lar; n 10y Geo. Parker CyIltGiTaEIag about tWeuty
acres, about fifteen Of which are improved.
To be sold as the property o: JOIN srSuEELTS
deceased. Terms: ole-tal-I cash, o-e-,lri IL SIX
months and bs.ance IL twelve months a5l-r con.
l-ElsLo1. c y. BEACH,
Gl-5 ADM. Es.. Jrl0. lSz-1er.s-s E.c7.
>1u3e-L-ly.!la Pa, Ap-ll =, l53
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Notice TO Collectors Of County Taxes.

By reference 10 the Act VI March =. lS7S, en-
titled An Actto change the mode Of Ieyying and
collecting the dog taxes in the County OF Potter,
il viii be seen that The duties heretofore exeT-
ctSed by the County Commissioners are hereafter
10 be performed by the Directors Of the several
School Districts respectively
he Collectors OF cognIy taxes Tor tie year lol5-
VIII therefore take notice that they are DqI 70
collect the dog taxes carried uut On their dup
Gates, a the Comfy Commissioners have no sII-
tboTiry 10 levy sid taNea- Is rider GI lie Board,
L & COLI, CZsrE,
Commissioner. once. Nav . 1s-a
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County Fair.

Our readers VIII see elsewhere the no
tice of a meeting Of the Board of Man
ayers Of the Agricultural Society. I'M
portant business in connection with the
County Fair is TO be transacted at that
meeting.
The committees on premiums and ar
rangements viii report. and the appoint
ment Of judges IS TO be made.
This work Is progressing the peo-
pie see to it that II is a success.
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WHEREAS, letters ef Administration Il thae e.
tate of Noah Crittea3eu, late ot Cs"ava Potter
Co., Pa, deceased, having been granted The
requested to make immediate psylles, and those
having claims or demands against Tie estate u1
the said decefeat VIII make n7wa the same,
without DELAY, % C.rEElISE I.lErTTLygEH.
Oswayo, April Il, Is-a
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Potter County Agricultural Society,"

Potter County Agricultural Society,"
\ special meeting Of the Officers and
Managers viii be held on Wednesday
evening, May 7th, in the Office OF the
County Commissioners.
As business of Importance TO the in
terests Of the Society viii be presented
Reconsideration, it Is especially request
ed that all the members Of the Board
who can make it convenient to attend
VIII do SO without further notice.
:. F. HAMILTON, Rec. Secy.
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9ofal 4lutifes.

To receice prompt attention commu-
nicdtloas IN relation to subscriptions
and adceTtjSing should be addressed
10 S. f. Hi NIL TON,
Publisher.
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x, sr1,se-ip.iol shan be allowed to run over one
wear in arrears Due notice viii he given Of
expiration and if noi paid the paper viii be
..1DDed. ). F. HAMILTON.
Publisher
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-02

Mr.. {. ii. Armstrong is making eX-
tensiye alterations and improvements
il his dwelling house When completed
il VIII be a commodious, handsome resi-
dence.
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hat times and seasons are getting little


HEBRON, April q, 1878
Tie dwelling house of Isaac Brock
took fre on the afternoon of Friday last
and was totally destroyed together with
adjoining outbuildings. The house was
occupied at the time by two families.
father and son. The men were absent
from home. The fire originated in the
roof, or between the ceiling and roof.
and when discovered had made 50 much
progtess that il was beyond the control
Of tie women, one of whom gave the
alarm and the other went to getting
things out OF the house. BY the almost
superhuman efforts OF some of the neigh
bors the most Of the goods in the lower
rooms We're saved; nothing saved il the
upper rooms. l. r. B.
On hearing of the above distressing
occurrence, whereby an old and respect
ed citizens was suddenly deprived Of his
home and its comforts, a subscription
was started in this Borough and quite a
large amount was raised for tie relief
of the sufferers.
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LewisvilIe Graded School.

We are informed that a graded school
will, before long be in operation in the
borough Of Lewisyille. We noticed,
some time ago. the donation of the Aca-
deny building and grounds TO the School
Board of the borough for the purposes
Of such school. The stockholders of
that institution, many Of whom are pro-
perty owners in the village and viii be
taxed for the support Of the graded
school, are deserving of great praise for
the public spirit manifested by this act.
After the establishment of the Aca-
deny there, LewiSyille was, for many
years. an important educational centre
Of the County, but for the last few years
that institution has not been i'll opera
tion, and the result is seriously felt in
the preparation Of young persons for
teachers in tie common schools.
The opening OF a graded school under
the school law of the State will give the
place more than its old-time Importance
in educational matters.
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Also one order for : 100. No. l.. Registered on
PAGE i Of 0rder-b0ok 3 drawn n Norman Sher-
wood. which J. be ieyrd 10 have heen obtained
by fraud and VIII not be paid by the Township
unless compelled by iaw.
WESLEY ALLEN. sligerUiSgr.
SYLVESTER GREENMAN, auditors
c. W GORAM,
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Large Crop.

MesSrs. Lewis and Albert Lyman sold.
last Wednesday, 400 bushels Of pota-
toes. One carload to be delivered at
Remove at 50 cents a busheI ana two
carloads at Port Allegany at 90 cents a
buShel They have sold, besides. the
last winter, about DO bushels; they al
50 had about three acres that they failed
to get dug last fall.
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some Marrying.

We publish a notice this week Of {
marriage by Rev. Tracy Scott, which Is
the one hundredth ceremony of the kind
performed by him In Potter County.
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Coudersport Market.


The Publisher of this paper las just
received and put in running order new
Gordon job press. 1t is a beauty III style,
finish and work.