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Obituaries.

Died, in this city, March 18th, DR.. R. S. j. PEE
BLEs.
Died, in this city on the 10th instant, WILLIAM
S. P. MAYO, in the S5th year of his age.
Died. on the 18th instant, at his residence in Han
over county, Va, ROBERT G. WILLIAMSON, In the
77lh year OF his age.
Died. on the 18th instant, at Genwood, Henrico
county, Va, Mes. Il. A. WATT in the 6Sd year OF
her age.
Died, February goth, BESSIE youngest daughter
of A. dubois and Ada l.. 2. Edgerton, of Baltimore,
Md, aged II years.
Died, in Charlestown, West Va, March 9th, Mrs.
ELIZABETH ELLEN HUNTER, wife of Hon. Andrew
Hunter, aged 66 years.
Died, in Charlotte county, Va, at the residence
of her brother the 9th OF February. 1873, MAT
TIE PITMAN, daughter OF Joseph B. and Cathsrine
j. Friend; aged 10 years and months.
She was dedicated to God IN her infancy; pro.
fessed her faith in Christ during her Sickness and
gave assurance to her friends that all was well.
Died January Sd at her residence in Greenbrier
county, Va, Mrs. ELIZABETH W. MCCLUEG, relict
of Major VIM. McCung, in the 6Sd year of her age.
She was a native OF Botetourt (now Roanoke)
county, and came to 6reenbrier as the wife of JAS
H. RAIDER, Esq, whom she married at very early
age She soon after joined the Presbyterian church
of Lewisburg, OF which she was a most consistent
memr- Tor about forty-6ve years. Her long life OF
Chri! "a consistency, manItestng always the same
uniform, cheerful, and genial temper, did much to
adorn her profession. Blessed with considerable
means, she most freely bestowed them on every
worthy object of charity. Few persons in so quiet
aud unostentatious manner ever took more real
pleasure IN giving; or were more confidently relied
on in every enterprise of the church. The poor
around have lost friend, long to be remembered
with feelings of sorrow and gratitude
She lived to see most of her children and some
children, profess the faith precious to her own
soul aud some to become efficient officers OF the
church. May her children and childrens' children,
while they cherish the SAVIOR of her Christi an charac
ter, seek and find that grace which made her so
pleasant in life, so calm and confident when called
to pass through the dark valley, aud which leaves to
them so comfortable hope OF her present happi-
ness u.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
poRTRAIT OF GENERAL LEE.

Please notice the advertisement of this admirable
likeness, for the benefit of the Lee Memorial Asso'
citation. The best judges pronounce the engraving
10 be first rate, the best taken; IN fact stan
dard picture of one whose fame is undying. If the
canvassers are not able to call upon all, any one
sending the regular price, of SIS for full size, or
81. rs for small size, to Woodhouse i Parham, 1905
Main Street, will receive it safely, postage paid.
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Rev. Andrew T. Pratt, D. D., Of the Western
Turkey Mission of the A. B. G. +, NJ, ded a. at
Constautinople, December 5th, after painful Ill,
ness of several weeks. DR.. Pratt had been Tor
twenty years missionary in Turkey laoorng at
Aiutab, Aleppo, Antioch, Marash, and since 1868
Constantnople. where he was engaged In the lit
erary department for the three Armenian Missions
of the A, B. c. F. NJ. in Turkey
Hilo Church. in Hawaii, has membership OF
500
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CENTRAL PREsB YTERIAN.

The Presbytery of CHESAPEAKE will meet in the
city of Baltimore, Md, in the Franklin Square
Records of Session, Statistical reports, written
nara ives of the State of Religion, assessments of
20 cents per member according to standing rule I,
are expected from each church Also written re-
ports from standing committees on Sustentation,
Education and Foreign Missions.
r. T. BERRY, Stated Clerk.
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The Presbytery of WINCHESTER will meet in
Charestown, West Va, Of Tuesday, April Sth at
clock, P. NJ.
Records of Sessions, Statistica, and Sabbath
School reports, and reports on Reciprocal Duties,
must be presented j. X. GRAHAM,
Stated Clerk.
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7 EE MONUMENT PORTRAIT Of
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE.
Engraved on steel by A B. WALTER, under the
direction of the Americ4n Dirt Union, and adopted
by the
Lee Memorial Association,
incorporated under the laws OF Virginia for the pur-
pose OF erecting MONUMENT TO the memory OF
General Lee
This portrait is sold only by subscription Messrs.
Dawson d Twins have the agency tor this city and
adjoining counties they wish few good agents; for
terms address DAWSON & TWINS,
mr. 1875 Richmond, Va.
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The Old Dominion Washing Machine.

The Editor of the Central Presbyterian does not
often undertake to endorse what is advertised in its
columns, believing it best in general to let each
speak Tor itself, and work its own way In the pre-
sent case he gives the statement here presented
upon full knowledge of its truth, and after witness
ing with other persons the operation of this remark
able invention. The inventor and those conducting
the business, are all citizens of Virginia. In sim.
pcity of construction, the ease with which it oper
ates the speed, efficiency and completeness with
which it does its work. and its comparative cheap.
ness, this new continuance is certainly nothing
short OF marvellous. There is nothing iii the adVer-
tisement but what according to our best Judgment,
will be found strictly true. Such an invention,
which will, as know, thoroughly cleanse all kinds
of pieces (even the most difficult and soiled such as
bed-tick and bed clohes) in from two to FIVE min
utes, and without rubbing other @jury, must
prove to be of incalculabe value, especially IN these
changed times in domestic affairs The question in
our households will be- not Dhether they can afford
to procure one bat ,ohethsr they can afford to do
acithOut it, Such a saving of drudgery we have not
seen in any other article of domestic use, unless it
may be the cooking stove and the sewing machine.
ian Oft
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The Presbytery of NoRIa ALABAMA will hold its
next stated meeting at Petersburg, Lincoln county,
Tenn, on Thursday, Apris 9th, at y T. NJ.
G. Foster WILLIAMS, Stated Clerk.
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The Presbytery of BRllos stands adjourned to
meet in Huntsville Texassen Thursday, april 18th,
1873, at u P. M. K. +. BUNTING,
Stated Clerk.
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The Presbytery of LEXINGTON will meet at the
Pres byteran church in Staunton, April 10th, at a
p. M. e,
The Presbyterial Committee will have on hand
the books of our Publication establishment, for ex
hibition and sale at Richmond prices.
r. G. WALKER, Stated Clerk.
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SYMBOLS AND PREsBYTER1Es.

SYMBOLS AND PREsBYTERIEs.
Times Of Meeting.
SYMBOLS.
Alabama. Selma, Oct 90, 7pm
Arkansas. Pine Bluff, Oct %, pm
Georgia. Newman, yet ~, a pm
Kentucky. Paducan, oct ., 73p m.
Memphis. Holly Springs, Oct 20, u pm
Mississippi Haziehurst, Oct -, p m
Nashville. Chattanooga, Oct 2, 74pn
North Carolina Wilmington, Oct 20, y pm
South Carolina. Cherav,, Oct 30, SPIN
Texas. Houston, Nov 5, pm
Virginia. Charles on, Nov 10, u pm
pREsBYIsRlEs.
East Alabama. Peusafols Fla, April 6, p m
South Alabama. RledsI nes, April IT,
Tuscaloosa. 6irnlis 10 q, May /.
Arkansas. Batesviile, April 10, 7pm
Indian. Bennington, April II, pm
Ouachita. Mt. Holly, April 8, p m
Atlanta. Hogarsville, April 10, 7!pm
Augusta. Sparta, April 8, y IN
Cherokee. Euharlee, April 9, u
Florida. Fernandina, April g. u pm
Macon. Perry, april 9, pm
Savannah. Quitman, april II, IL
Ebenezer, KY. North Liberty, April 2 p m
Central Ohio. Sharon, April IL, u IN
Louisville, XIV. I'd ch Louisville, April g. y m
Muhlenburg, Ky. Hopknsvie, April 81, p IN
Paducah. Paducah, April 10, Z m
Pennsylvania Harrodsburg, April 10.
West Lexington. Midway, April Is, y pm
Chickassw. Oxford, April II, IL a m
Memphis. Covington, May 5, u pm
North Mississippi. Courtand, April "a, m
Tuscumbia. Leighton, April 4, II
Western District. Mila1, April 10, "a pm
Cent'l Mississippi Edwards, April o. y pm
Louisiana. Plaquemine, April 10, II m
Mississippi. Cryssal Springs, April II m
New Orleans. Summit, La, April 8, y pm
Red River. Shreveport, La, April lO
Tombeckbee. Columbus, March II, IL a m
Holston. Rogersville, April 9, p m
Knoxville Washington, April 10 7pm
Nashville. Franklin, April IL, q IN
North Alabama. Petersburg, Tenn, April 10.
Concord. Third Greek, April II, ii
Fayetteville. Big Rock6sh, April 10, II m
Mecklenburg. Sugar Creek, April % II m
Orange. Washington, April 8, . pm
Wilmington. Keith CHI March 20, II IN
Bethel Pleasant Grove, April 8, II m
Charleston, Zion ch Charleston, April 9.
Harmony. Amwell, April o. IL IN
South Carolina. Clinton, April y, q p IN
Brazos. Huntsville, April II, 7}pm
Central Texas. Waco, April III, II a m
Eastern Texas. Sulphur Springs, Apr! o. IN
Western Texas. Corpus Chrlst April ~, - M
Abingdon. Anchor OF hope, Apri 20, IL M
Chesapeake. Franklin St. CHI, April 2, 8 p NJ
East Hanover. Fredericksburg, April 10, d p m
Greenbrier. kanawha Salines, May {, p III
Lexington. Staunton, April 80, p m
Roanoke. Danville, april 30.
Montgomery. Christiansberg April 16, q p m
Sac Paulo. HopeweIl, july 16h / a IN
West Hanover. Charlottesville, April is, p m.
Winchester. Charlestowus April 8, m
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Ecclesiastical Aotites.
Union Theological Seminary, Va.

The Directors and Trustees, of this institution,
are hereby notified to meet at the Seminary build
ings on Tuesday the 18th of May, 1873, at 81 P. NJ
Directors and Trustees.
SyNoD OF NORTH CAROLINA Monsters: J. 81.
Smith, d. d., j. NJ. Atkinson, D. D., II. G. Hill,
]. p. Mcpherson, W. W. Phsrr, a. f. Dickson, j..
kumple, 4. b. Johnston. Elders: e. NJ Hutche-
son, X. l.. Beall, g. I. Murphy, a. l. Summey.
SYNOD OF YIRGMIA-Ainisters: VIM. Brown,
D. d., (Presdent,) c.. II. Read, d. D., J J. Bull
lock, b. D., j. l., kirkpatrick, d. D., H. NJ. White,
W. I. Richardson, a. Martin, G. White. Elders:
A. G. Nc lwaine, +. NJ. Armstrong, j. N. Syden.
striker, f. N. Watkins.
EXAMINING COMMITTEES (Meeting Friday, May
9th.x87S,) Messrs. Pharr, Hill, Summey, G. White,
Armstrong Martin. auditors: Armstrong and
Summey. +. N. WATKINS, Secretary
Farmvile, Va, March 4th, '7S.
RSy- Christian Observer and N. c. Presbyterian
please copy.
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The Presbytery of WEST HANOVER will meet in
Charlottesville, Va on Wednesday, April 10th, at
4 ~ CLOCK. P. Nj. Z. WOODS,
Stated Clerk.
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The Presbytery of MONTGOMERY stands adjourned
to meet at Christiansburg, Va, on Wednesday,
April 10th, at u P. M.
Narratives Statistical and Sabbath School re:
norris, seasonal records, and Commissioners fund,
are required from all the churches
I. W. HOOPER, Stated Clerk.
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The Presbytery of EAST HANOVER will meet in
Fredericksburg, Va, on Wednesday, April 10th, at
7iP.M.
Statistical and Sabbath School reports, reports on
payment of pastors salaries, the Seasonal records,
and QUOTAS to the Presbyterial fund.- should be sent
to this meeting. W. a. CAMPBELL'
Stated Clerk.
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WERE AWARDED TO
CHARLES II. STIEFF,
FOR BEST PIANOS, IN COMPETITION WITH
ALL THE LEADING MANUFACTURERS
OF THE COUNTRY.
OFFICE AND NEW WARERooMs,
No 9 N. Liberty ST., Baltimore, Nd
THE sTIEFF'S PIANOS contain oil the latest
improvements to be found in a frstclass Piano,
with additional improvements of his own invention,
not to be found in other Instruments The tone,
touch and finish of their instruments cannot be ex
celled by any manufactured.
A large assortment of Second Hand Pianos always
on hand, from SO to $780,
ParIor and Church Organs some 20 different
STYLES on hand from 500 and upwards.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, containing names
of over 1000 Southerners, 500 of which are Virgin
ans who have bought the Sief Piano since the
close of the war. ap 3-ly
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LLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

N1HE STRAWBERRY WATERMELON is tie
4 finest Melon known to exist in the world 1t
has taken nearly two hundred premiums at Fairs,
without ever losing one. will send the pure seed
of this celebrated Melon by mall postage free, at
the following rates. 80 seeds for rs cents IS seeds
for 50 cents and 200 seeds for 81.
Address L. n. HORNSBY,
Simpsonville, Shelby county, Ky.
P.s. Also, seed of the Silver Melted Cantaloupe.
q new variety of great excellence, package for rs
cents, packages Tor 81. fe Il
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yT,HE FARMvILLE INSURANCE
AND BANKING COMPANY,
FARMVILLE, VA.

$500 n.n,,vIIIp INoupANcE
WE FAhMF1L.tMNn p2NTnNS COMPANY.
i AM pHNMiNo 0o'nA NA-' : ,
FARMVlLLE, VA.
co.h ra,;ta1 s1O0 ooo
o"'H ,o.,o 49,,
Assets LIST February, 1918, SlI2, oU41o'
Zoo ;,oorroroted n 1871 bv the
nome company ,f; ia asset. ofFors abundant
Judclous investment Oh DO p,aS CO. Oue,s ousstent
security :.u 70 .'s P @o.T of losses
OFFICERS:
WILLIAM d. RICE, President.
S. b. MCklNNEfi vice PRESIDENT
j. II. MOTLEY, Secretary.
nrcrops.
DiAAO n n p;.,,
VIM. ID. Rlce, - NJ i WoIIo'
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Commercial Matters,

WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Revised and corrected by JOHN N. GoRDoE'S Sous,
Wholesale Grocers, and dealers in Metals and
Grindstones, 18th ST., Richmond.
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WASHING MADE EASY /

THE FRUITS OF EIGHT YEARS PATIENT
STUDY aid LAB0BI0US EXPERIMENTS
HAS ELIMINATED IN a WASHING
MACHINE.
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A home Company, incorporated in 1871, by, the
indc;o,fs Investment of its assets offers abundant
security to its patrons Rates as low as consistent
with nrompt payment of losses
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-10

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Buffalo Daily eek
PRESS and the EImira Daily AdVer-
tiser" received and forwarded by
l33-ly Arthur B. Mann.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY VIRTUE Of an order issued out of the Or
phans' Court of Potter County, and to me direct
rd bearing date Dec TO- 1872, will expose to sale
by public outcry, on Saturday, the TWENTY
FIFTH day of JANUARY, AID, 1873, at ten o'clock,
a. m, on the premises. the following described
real estate, all situate in the County of Potter and
State of Pennsylvania, to wit:
LOT No Bounded north by j. l.. Havens and
Joseph LOuks: east by j. L. HavenS; south by }.
L. HavenS and on the west by Huldah Sundern,
Bloomie Rogers Abram kilbOurne, RhOda 81
mons, c. Sunderlin, c. p. kilbOurne and Matthew
YOungs. Containing about seven acres, with a
mill privilege and frame grist-mill thereon.
LOT No 2-BOunded north by Hiram Warren {;
east by the Lucien Bird lot; south by III. c. Jones
and west by John L. Havens Containing about
forty acres, about twenty acres thereOfimprOved
LOT No. BOUNDED north by Almina Sunder-
lin: east by II. c. Jones; south by III. c. Jones,
George Sutton and S. Swimlar; and west by Geo
Parker Containing about twenty acres, with
about fifteen acres improved.
To be sold as the property of JOHN SUNDERLIN,
deceased TermS-one third cash, One-third in
six months and One-third in twelve months after
confirmation. c. w. BEACH,
admir-. Of Est. OF JTlo. Set1lderLi11, decd
Sunderlinville. Dec. 13, 1872.
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POTTER JOURNAL & NEWS ITEM.

Card OF Thanks.-I take this opportunity
with an apology for its lateness, of returning my
most hearty thanks for the visit Of my friends of
the most pleasant and substantial character |
ever enjoyed, on the evening of the 9th ult.
On said evening on my return home / found
quite number of friends already gathered, and
others and their families kept on coming in, from
town and country, till late hour The tables were
h0ndSoneiya as well as most ptioUsIy spread,
around which, age, prime and youth gleefully
gathered and all enjoyed with as much zest, the
social feast of good cheer and pleasantly as that
which was so luTltriOUSly set before them: all
Of which throughout the evening made it pass
away Sltogether too swiftly, but with equal salts
faction and pleasure to all present. / need not
write, that this visit of my friends was gratifying
in the largest sense as to its pecunary value at
this time, under such a diSSaffected condition of
society and when | am, by choice, temporarily
without a charge; but it is chiefly and unspeaIl-
ably valuable and gratefully appreciated for the
friendships and devotion atteSted by my friends
of my own and of the other congregations of this
place and community, of which the tender good
words, the hearty hand -shakings and substantial
parting gifts on that night, assure me. The en-
tire amount of donations left as Christmas gifts
were one hundred and thirty-one dollars (sl3120)
in greenbacks and about QO) ten dollars in other
presents, making total of Sl4l.00 to which are
to be added thirteen dollars in cash since, which
sums up the handsome amount of S144 cash or
all together l54 dollars. Therefore for all these
gifts-to the enterprise and success of the Com
mttee and to all, these kindly DONORS must
heartily return many, many thanks. And be as
sured l shall carry away with ne and ever cher
ish with gratitude, the most precious memory of
your kindness exhibited in so many ways and
again so specially by these tokens of your abiding
friendship. And hoping that all your gifts of
love and numerous kindneSSeS, may always be
aScheerfully rendered and as gratefully received,
please accept the utmost of my good wishes, both
for your temporal and spiritual good, while /
shall remain as ever your friend and well-wiSher.
J. L. Lands.
COudersport, Pa, JAN 6, 1873.
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Partnership Notice.

FINHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announce to the
l. public that they have this day entered into a
cO-partnership in mercantile business at Oswayo
Pa, where viii be found general assortment OF
merchandise usually kept III a country store which
they offer low for cash. 22-i
OSwAYO, Pa, ! WALTER WELLS,
Dec. IL, lSI2 CHAS. DAY.
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A Trial of SO Years.

The NelC York Observer has passed through
the ordeal, and starts out anew on the second fifty
years with larger list of readers and more nu-
merOus friends than ever. Such steady course
of prosperity is uneXampled, and inspires conf
of a paper which has always advocated those
sound principles that underlie the foundations of
society and good government. Orthodox in the
tTuest sense, both in Church and State its infu-
ence is always good. We see its publishers pro-
pose to give to every subscriber for 1873 apprO
priateIy embellished Jubilee Year Book. Those
who subscribe Will have no cause to regret the
step. s. a year. Sidney F. Morse X Co.,
81 Park Row. New York
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Executors Notice.

Of Miriam Monroe, late of the Borough of Lewis
vile, Potter county Pa. have been granted to the
subscriber all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands against the estate of
the said decedent will make known the same,
without delay, to GEO w. WARD,
LewisViIe Dec. &c, 1872. Executor.
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Walter Wells, of the firm of WELLS & DAY,
has lust returned from New York with a large
stock of Dry Go0ds, Ready-naade ClOihing,
Boots G Shoes, Hahs e cttDs, .Foii0nS, Hart
rare, C1'Ocke,y, and full line of Groceries.
lie has also purchased in Buffalo a large stoke
Of FTO1ty, z'o1h, cO1'n .Ue0I ana Feed, which
will he offered as cheap for cash the same arti-
ces can he bought in Wesville or POrtville. Pro
duce and shingles taken in exchange for goods at
cash prices.
Please call and examine our stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. WELLS DAY.
OSTdyO, Jan. l, 1873. y
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FIRE and Aerrahnuts.

Our readers will see by the new time
table published above that the B., n. Y.
6PR. W. is at last completed through
10 Emporium. This is great convent
nce to travellers, as persons wishing to
20 in any direction can remain at home
. mtl after dinner and then have plenty
4 ,svna IN which to reach the trains. In
rzaad to the mails we are nOt.So fOrtU
,.p. as neither our northern or south
-nmail reaches us before half-past eight
the evening.
We lave had all sorts of weather late
j. from grave to gay-from lively to
severe"
MeSsrS. Cole, Hamilton and Haven,
County Auditors, are busy auditing the
accounts Of the officials of the County.
This is the year in which the final settle
ment with the Treasurer occurs, and the
alanceS due the Townships and School
Districts will be paid over after they have
jreu aScertained by the Auditors.
Our roung friend E. J. Forster is fit
tr-up a harness shop in the building
nmerly occupied as meat market on
Third street, between the residence of
Mss c. \. Metzger and the Methodist
Church. He is an experienced work
man and will undoubtedly give satisfac-
ion to all who patrOnize him. May his
lines fall'' in a thousand places at the
same time.
We have not learned what progress
Tie bear hunt, advertised in our last
aper, is making. One thing is certain,
tLAROY gets fairly on the track, that
tear has given his last hug.
Several persons living in the town
ship of Hebron state that they have fire.
mpntly heard the whistle of the locomo-
Tive at Port Allegany. The busy world
\ has sent its messengers. if not to our
t',, at least to within hearing of them.
4E EN- blow.
The snow and winds of a couple of
weeks ago caused very heavy drifts on
le hills in various parts of the County.
iledS and by-ways had to be resorted
% as public thorOughfareS, and about
ar only travelling done was the effort
Keep the roads open. 1t was our for
-ne during this period to be housed -
"IeW miles ont Of town, and for time
we sight Of even stray rooster would
nave been welcome.
There will be a donation party at the
residence of Mr.. Nelson Clark, on
thursday evening, the 10th inst, for
,le benefit of Rev f. G.. Stevens. Mr..
''e'ens has for many years been an ear
M ~rSl and energetic labOrer for the ad-
'alcement of Christianity in our midst,
~4 We trust the people of this vicinity
WI Show they are not unmindful of his
'uuS Is, byafull attendance and generous
gifts
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Administrators Notice,

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administration to The
estate of Henry II. Dent, late of BrOokland, Pot
ter county, Pa, deceased, have been granted to
the subscriber, all persons indebted TO said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands against the estate
of the said decedent will make known the same,
without delay, to WILLIAM DENT,
BroOkand, Dec. 90 1872.
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Married.

er-HarrinStOn.-On Christmas day,
1872, at Olean, n. Y, by Rev c. d. Rurlm-
game, Mr.. f. J. FICKLER and Miss NORA
B. HARRINGTON, both of COuderSport.
Dwight-WilliamS.- Alegany, on New
Years day, by J. C. Bishop. Esq, Mr.. H. d.
DWIGHT, of Hebron, and Miss FLORA l.
WILLIAMS, of Bingham.