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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-01

r POWERS & SON,
~. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND PROVISION
: y DEALERS,
1910 EAST MAIN STREET,
have the following goods on haod ana ior Sa''"
reasonable terms:
100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR, choice brands:
$50 barrels SUPER FLOUR. choice brand,
1850 barrels Cook e Lyman FAMILY FLOUR
70 hogsteat.s No. l SHOULDER BACON
is ho.shcuds CLEAR-RiB SIDES.
81 tierees SUGAR-CURED CANYASSED iihMMs-
400 barrels choice EARLY ROSE SEED PVIA.
TOES, ,rr pn
,so itlrrels choice JACKSON WHITE SEED 70
200 barrels PEAcuBLow SEED POTATOES
50 iarreis ss extra carly GOODRICH POTATOES
for seed:
500 bushels WHITE SPRING OATS,
loo barrels NORTHERN APPLES,
zoo bags choice PEANUTS,
IS tubs choice ROLL BUTTER,
lao boxes BRUCE's SOAP, esaf.s-.
100 bags 4. PEAS,
30 bushels WHITE CORN, -
50 boxes best London 4 Az Err RaIslNs. NH Is
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GPRlNG SUPPLIES.

SIhLNU QUIZ LlEbo.
JUST RECEIVED FROM FIRST HANDS,
LEA &c PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. nil
sizes;
CROSS & BLACKwELLs PICKLES. sssorte!:
Cross SC BLACKwELL's MUSTARD all sizes:
BARTON Il GUEST1En's OLIVE Oil AND OLIVES.
Bordeaux;
KEILLER'S M4RMALADE.
GUAvA JELLY, all sizes;
VfOLETTE PRCSEs, pounds metz Z.
CURRAST and ASSORTED JETLIEs,
STILToN CHEESE and PATE DE Fol GRAs
CHEDDER CHEESE.
FDAM CHEESE.
Genuine ITALIAN MACcARoSY,
Finest HESSEsSEY and other BRASDIEs.
SUPERIOR SHERRY, PORT, and other WEES,
HOLLAND GIN and JAMAICA Rum,
kRUG 81 CO.'S CHAMPAGNE,
PIPER HEIDSEICK CHAMPAGNE,
b SELECT, ALLEGHANY, WILLS, and o!ner SUI
perior WHIsKEYS.
These goods at reasonable prices by
W. y. BLAIR & CO.,
corner Ninth and 3Iaiu streets.
NH 21-2w Richmond. Va.
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SO HOGSHEADS NEW ORLEANS sU-
cO CARS,
20 hogsheads CLEAR RIB.sIDES,
Is boxes CLEAR RIB-SIDES,
Is boxes SHOULDERS,
HAMS,
BOYLE, MILLER & CO.'S ROSE wiIsKEY.
BURGUNDY PORT WINE, direct In porta,lon,
arriving and for sale low by
NH q s. G. TARDY & co.
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Gns,CeRrrs..c.

. y aSs @Es
pECElVfSd PER STEAMER TO.Dsy,
LII foo barrels extra EARLY ROSE PoTlTnra1
ioo barrels prime q RED FoTAT0as. of-',
ss srrsIs s saass fsEEIEss
rs barrels fancy .NfjRTHFRY Apprya
&c barrels JEKsEY SWEET Il sEE g I1s'
2s s, barrels I, IAN !. sII s 5,A SEED,
-. j. 1t. HOcKADAY.
AZ IL. 1923 Main street q
CHAD! SHADl SHADING have in
~ store ana for sIie lo 20 close consignment ioo
NH 3i-2s ROGERS & McCaSCr.
HARVEY & JONES.
WHOLESALE GRocERs AED-1fouoR
: DEALERS,
corner Thirteenth and Cary. Commmerct.I g1oc.
400 barrels REFINED SUGARS.
20 hogshcaos DEMARARA SUGARS.
20 hogshcads PORTO RICO SUGARS
20 boxes BACON SIDES,
20 boxes BACON SHOULDERS,
10 boxes BACON BREASTS,
y 20 ho2sheads CLEAR RIg-3iDES.
20 70 bosss caE iAIoS SHOULDERS,
20 tisTces sUG1K,cURED HAMS
zoo boxes CANDLEs,
$50 barrels SYRUP,
200 bags RIO COFFEE,
100 bags LAYGUAYRA COFFEE,
so bags JAVA COFFEE,
:. 200 kegs LARD.
so fierces LARD,
1000 sacks SALT.
LIQUORS Of every description, also stock ~
WOODWARD generally. NH 2,-lm
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Senator THOMAS in the chair.

Senate bib directing the Auditor Of Public
Accounts 60 receive from the sure.ies Of
Robert T. Vaughan, late sheriff Of Goochlapd
county, coupon bonds in payment Of their
liabilities; 81 sgeh shreties; toamend the act
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09
Administrators Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an order issued out
ID Of the Orphans CoUrt Of Potter County and
TO ne directed, bearing date Of February p, ISIS
VIII expose TO sale by public outcry on Monday
the NlsETEESTH day Of MAY. A. D., a. 10 O'Clock,
a. m, on the premises, the following described
real estate, al situate In township Of Hector, Coun-
y of Potter and state Of Pennsylvania. 70 wit:
Bounded y hr lands Of Hiram Warren; bY
LIcien Bird lot: : ET lands OF H. c. Jones: " rs
.g8a- "f JOAN l. Haven. C5HtgiHiRg about f0rJF
acres w.ia about twenty acres Improved. Also.
Bounded y by AlIuiua Sunderland; F ~ Il. c.
Jones, : hy II. c. Jones, Geo. Sutton and : Swim
2s; - ey Gee Parker. Cg7itIiHiHg ailolIt twenty
acres, a1ou- fifteen Of which improved.
To be S3iG a The property Of JOIN SUNDERLIS,
deceased. Terms: one-thiri cash, oae-rhiri il SIX
months and balance ia Twelve nsourhs after con
1unau0u. c. y. BEACH,
&a-3 ffmr. 1t Jn0. .Sll7ld-r,iu, fsc5.
>gEjerLiLv!liE, Pa. phi -. ls-S.
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Potter County Agricultural Society

The Board OF Managers met Wednes-
day evening. Tth inst. and David White
appointed Chairman of the meeting.
The Committee on Premiums reported
a list Of premiums, which was accepted
and ordered to be printed. 1.-THE list was
received too late for insertion this week.
Ed
On motion, it was resolved that We
report to the Quarterly meeting of the
Society to be held in June next, a Te-
commentator to ameHd the Bylaws
fixing the amount Of subscription for
membership by striking out fifty cents
and inserting an amount not less than
one dollar.
On motion it was resolved that the
time Of holding the Fair be between the
25th Of September and the 10th of Octo-
ber-to be definitely fixed at the next
Quarterly Meeting Of the Society.
On motion it was resolved that the
Constitution and Bylaws Of the Society
be published in the JOURNAL. and that
25O copies be printed in pamphlet form
for distribution among the members.
Adjourned. :. T. HAMILTON, Secy.
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II th nztter Of the petition OF In tie Orphans
H. -. AIHEKEON Court Of Pot
for TIE partition Of the estate Of ter C0gnty.
WA. ATEEgT0S, deceased NO.dSG
To JAMES O. ATHEsT0S sad HIRAM ATHEKroS.
Take notice tha1, in pursuance Of an order Of the
Orphans Count 81 Potter County, IAgUlsl1ogs .E,-
pointed by sa1d Court IL meet Js premises Of
tue said " ililam AtHe-t1l deceased on the 18Th
day Of May, a D., 1913, for the purpose % making
Partition Of the same. Al vilih time and place you
can attend II EoQ think proper So
JOHN : MANN & son.
April ., 1s-S. -fltys for Petitioner
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DecorafiHn DaN.

II AFl-AETERs @ A. z,
Phl.adel phlz, AgJFG -. 1873
General orders, No. 8.
In accordance with our rules and reg
ulationS. Friday. May 30th. Will be Oh
served as a Memorial Day for the pur-
pose Of stTewing with flowers, or other
wise decorating the graves Of comrades
who died in defence OF their country du-
ring the late Rebellion. or Who have since
passed away. Citizens generally. Mill
tary and Civic Associations. Churches
and sunday schools ShOuld be invited
10 participate. and III places where there
are no Posts of the Grand Army. il Is
hoped that the citizens viii Join together
for that purpose that fitting services
may be held III every churchyard or Gem
etTy where our dead heroes sleep.
The manner OF conducting these eX-
eTcises j. optional with Posts. but those
desiring il can obtain copies of the cere-
monies. is furnished last Year. by ma
king immediate application 10 the A.
\. e..
Attention is especially invited al this
time to the recommendation from Ma
tIOnal Headquarters last Year. that
flowers and shrubs b. planted at each
grave in order that wien We are gone
the seasons. in their cedseleSs roHnd.
may. in our stead. ad0Tn the sleeping
places of our comrades. By order Of
r. B. BEATH. CyH'd'g Dfpt.
{. :. GREENE, /. 4. q.
|, We give th9 a+-7+e order in full and
renew the suggestion expressed III this
paper a couple Of weeks ago, that as We
have 30 Post Of the Grand Army here
the churches and citizens generally Will
take the matter up and devote the day
TO the ceremonies SO usually Observed
throughout the country on the occasion.
\ holiday 10 do honor - the dead would
certainly do the living good. Who Will
initiate the movement
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The WEEKLY ADVERTISER

Ia a large eight-pager hfty-siX column newspaper
issued eve-Y Thussday. and contains the cream q
the Daily edition.
Il i especially addressed and intended for that
large and intelligent class OF community FRo re-
s5.le III TIE resr main lines OF communication and
the facilities for reaching " hoH 1ske X lIlpt--
slbIe TO supply themselves wiJa a daily paper.
For these. Eesiies the late general al1 local
news are provided reports Of local agricultural IN
terest- and fu reports Uf late markets for country
proluce.
II Is eIaineEIly readable paper and furnishes
IN par= issue vast amount aul Ta-letJ OF I52 ing
matter,
TER Ms.
DAILY, PER w g: .-.r. ---------- o.
WEEKLY. r.---e.--. ..---.-...- ee
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tate 0f Noah C-iTteg3eu, late II O-wsyo, Potter
Co., Pa, deceased, having been granted q lhe
sGAs tae-. al persons Indebted % said estate are
requested 20 make Immediate payment, AMI those
h4viEg claims Or demands against the estate Of
the said aeredelt VIII make known the ssale
without delay N CATHERINE J. gEITTEsDES
uswsyo. AP-il i, ls-3.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09
Bankruptcy.

[. :. NAhSaAL'S OFFICE,
". D. Gf P7IrlsglrgliI.
PITr>BCEGa, 4 pal :. IS1s.
FTN If Is 10 GIVE NOTICE: That on the sfa day Of
i Nargh, 4. d. 1>-3, a Warrant Ia BANKRUPTCY
issued against the Estate Of Charles See3y OF
Hector Township IN ne County Of Potter and
state Of PeauSvIyaaia, who has beea aliadged !
Bankrupt, or hIs CsD petition: that TIE payment
OF any debts and deliver Of any property belong
ing 70 such Bankrupt, 70 aim or bis use, aaa tLe
T1e transfer of any property bF him are forbidden
- law; that meeting Of tRe Creditors Of the SAIL
Bankrupt. 70 prove their Debts, and 10 choose one
or more assiglees 0f his Estate, VIII re held al 8
Count 5i Bankruptcy, 10 te holden al the once Of
+. E Smith, Esq, ia the Borough Of Tloga. IioE2
Co, Pr, before r Z. Smith, Esg Register on the
iIta day Ul MAJ, 4 u. lS7a - 10 0'clo-S, g. ID.
JOHN HALL
5s-3 L s 3fgrShuT for sad District
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4tlarnfd

j JohnsOn-BurIey,-A the LeWlSYlise Hotel
Mays, l,73. by Rev. Tracy scott, Mr. y AkltES
JOHNSON and Miss NARY BUKLEY daughter
Of q. P Burley, oi Harrison. IA
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Summer Boarders-

Our hotel keepers are. prepared TO ac-
comodate eXcursionists, fishing parties
and summer boarders who may come IN
this direction. BY the way, there IS no
better place in the whole country in
which TO spend a few weeks OF the hot
weather than CoudertpoTt, with its
pure air. cool breezes, clear streams
and speckled trout.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09

Ne SCI. ly the local notices this week,
I've are to have a new bridge across
4 Al--auy at the foot OF Main street,
that the sidewalks are to be re-
n a--.. Tie bridge spoken Of received
Is 1JHries three years ago, but was
rl s- JLat time so as to be used
l.rty until the flood Of this spring,
ii >l-wabs in several places are bad
Ii. and decayed.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09

NTAEEEA~. Letters of Administration 70 the
w Estate ~ : ?. b Howe. Ette 0I Bingham
twp. Potter c., dera5sed having been granted
To tie >Ia~eTIaa aar, 8Il persons Hlrhiri - sad es
tate ace requested a. make Immediate payment
and t..a~r having claims uT demands AGAINST the
estate ~ Ill derearut YiI make En1WntIe same
without delay 70 j. l. RAYMOND
Bingham My :. lS-& Administration.
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corner is a picture of the goddess of lib
eTty surrounded by scrOll-wnrk border
in which are the words; u. :. Postage
one cent. In the left corner and ex-
tending twC-.hIrds across the card are
the words .%n velyet-brown letters
" United States Postal Card" and be-
low IN smaller letters: = Write the ad-
dress only on this side-tle message on
the other" Beneath this and to the
left Is the word To in script. followed
by d line extending across the card for
the name OF the party addressed. Below
this are two other lines. one for the name
Of the post Office and the other for the
comfy and state
Although It IS not expected that any
one will put more than the address on
one side there Is no prohibition against
filling both sides with writing. proyi ling
the address remains legible: nor is ii
contrary 10 law To place printing on the
cards instead of writing. The cards
viii be distributed to post-maSters
throughout the country on the reqUiSi-
tion, the same as other supplies. and
Will be sold at the stamp window at one
cent each.
The question has frequently been ask
ed whether a plain card. bearing a one
cent stamp. VIII not be allowed to pass
through the mails the same as the gov
eTnment cards; but the law prevents the
transmission OF any but theOfficial cards.
The cost of the postal cards is 81. .3g{
per thousand: that being the bid of the
successful competitor for their manu-
facrure.
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THE SPECIAL FEATURES

ef the eADYERTISERare: its fgu, latest Telegraph
ic Intelligence from al quarters; as iAliitll re-
Tsorrs az the daily Markets al aIi The Commercial
centres Of the country; its comments on political
and passing events and lis fuIl fresh ana readable
local Intelligence.
II combines an the best features Of 8 drst-class
general Newspaper AMI . drsE-class local journal.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09

Il this busy. gTasping, JostEng life
lvg.le live nowadays. we are apt
.E--t tire claims that our neighbcIS
upon rs To help them to be strong
erin they may happen TO be weaker
III and to manifest by our actions,
. yy our words. the spirit exhibited
Il Tx reply Am | my brothers keep
meet with instances almost every
PERSONS going down before temp
which their unassisted moral
III IS too weak to resist. Especi-
III cases Of this kind frequent in
the use of intoxicating liquor is
-uPiation.
= responsibility for such a result
ever rests entirely with the in
..r and the rumseller. Moral assist
friendly advice and determined,
~y-riug effort can do much, often
" N,r the man. but sometimes there
= other and SteTBeT remedies ne
S-g and their application IS just as
-.4..ye. If we keep our brother safe
Z means there is safety for our
RS ours. But by whatever means
IL done there is a clear duty de-
L upon temperance people. and Is
glaatemperance community like
3. rescue tie drunkard from the
lands fate. To save a man from
If is a glorions deed. and even
E- nave such opportunities.
arr some things connected with
-er That seem 10 call for a diff
s.E.e 01 language than we have
-.u,wr have learned that words
~.s> when action is demanded.
Paper.
lave received the first number Of
a Eatsrg. a spicy little five
.aler, published monthly and
TX TIllotson. 1t starts out
statement that it Is not a rival
rt1sr or Gu=etts.
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New Floor.

p. A. StebbiHs, Jr.. is engaged III put
4ing in new floor in his store on the
.uer Of Main and Second streets. The
-l-lt Of the building Is not 10 be
red. but the floor is to be eighteen
Il lies lower than the old one, 50 that
Il FL completed the entrance will be
s. more commOdious than hereto
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Buffalo Daily TX
press" and the Elmira Daily AdYer-
tiSer'' received and forwarded lN
lS-ly Arthur 8, Mann.
Notice to collectors Of County Taxes.

]
Be- reference to the Act ~ March =, l~1E en-
fit Ell An Actro change the muie u 'eYyiuE and
collecting tisr dog taxes i'm Ire C1uurEnf Putt@-,
+ vii le seen that The duties heretofore eNrr
ri~rsi hy tie County CoWWi>-l n@T> are hereafter
% II performed by the ID ecturs uf tie several
school Districts respectively.
The Collectors II county taxes for Tie year 1873
viii therefore take notice that IleE are Not &
collect the dog taxes carried uur ru their dup !
Gates. n the CeUuty Commissioners have NJ au
thoriyy 70 levy said taxes Eynrdrr nt he Board
l. +. COLE, C.srE,
Commissioners Office, May > l>-&
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09

The Westfield Lldec thinks the Sleigh
ing is getting thin in some parts Of Pot
ter. They must have been wallowing
in the mud up this way and thought
they were sleighing.
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ITO the Real Estate Owners in the Bo.

ROUGH OF COJDEFSPORT.-Tak No.
tice.-Th4t you who have sija-aslks out Of re-
pair VIII have the same put Ii good rels!- before
the SECOND dav Of JUNE next u7rler the surervi-
sion Of Re1i. Kennels, the street Commissioner,
without further notice.
Nav 5. ls-S-4t BY order Of Town Council
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09

Eldriige Bros, Of Wellsville. are spe-
cial agents for the Woodward X Brown.
Chickerilg, Weber and Mathushek pi-
amos; also. general agents for George
Woods X Cos. paTlor and yestry organs.
These organs are superior 10 any reed
organ made in America at tie present
time 1t viii pay any person to exam
inc the instruments sold by NesSrs. FL
bridge Bros. if they are intending 10
purchase a piano ar organ.
Eldridge Bros. also make a speciality
Of tuning and repairing all pianos and
organs. 49,
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coudersport Market.
EaiIroad-

For tie beneft Of those who are an
,..rs m hear Railroad news, We state
..at a gentleman arrived in town Tues
...v evening whose business IS that OF
>r4rintending Engineer in the con-
.--gction Of the Railroad between here
Il ID Port Auegany, and that he was or
---d to this place 10 take charge OF the
work.
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Our Merchants

Are going To the city. Look out for
new goods, and SpIing and Summer
styles.
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gofal alotifrs.

To receirs prompt attention comnlu-
nicdtlonS an relation to subscriptions
and adcertiSiag should b. addressed
to 5. +. H5HIL TON.
Publisher.
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TAX

The first occasion when the ground is
dry enough 10 prepare and plant the gar
den. There Is a great difference between
having vegetables in June and July or
not till August and September.
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ADVANCE BT MANY HOUEs

Of any metropolitan journal.
It's sperisEies and features q At recommend i
10 the pubic are numerous and known far and
wide.
Il the raoTs sentative journal ot Southern New
YORK and looks earnestly ami ps-stSteutlv 10 the
interest and advancement Of that portion o. the
State.
Il mas an interest n and care Tor the large and
constantly increasing ia population, wealth and
power Of Northern Pennsylvania and although
printed ia another state seeks by al reasonable
means To forward il on the high road % prosperity
md
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Got 10 Grow.

CoudeTsport never was so full Of peo-
pie, actual residents, as it l. to-day, and
still more are coming. 1t has got TO en-
large.
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HANTED, Agents AMI Pesidlers for or
w PRESS AND STRAISER.-Presses 4nd
strains jams leies, herbs, vegetables lard, "a
low. meats cheese, etc. over s.Gsa sold ln few
localities. Sells quick. EYery family wants II.
Sewing Machine ald 0thes established agents are
uLlIG,g tais very Pruhtallz. Circulars Free.
II7TLEFIELD 4 DANE,
I"2 Washington street Bo=l5u, NesE.
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N4NTED.-Fifteen yards good rag
w Carpeting. Apply at this Office.

TL4NTS.-Verbenas at 10 cents each
or S1.10 per dozen. Also Dahlias. Ge-
raniums, Salvias. etc. at equally low
prices. Asparagus. Rhubarb and al
kinds Vegetable Plants Grown and for
Sale by NJ. B. PRINCE.
May :, 1873. UeHSJoro, T.oga Co.. Pg.
cz-Or5ers given 70 JOHN u. HAMILTON, vii
lecsive attention.
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ID NiHTJ Z oi an order of the Orphans Court
ID %! Potter Coanty. aud to me directed. shall
f,IIS : H. a Ir- , ~ -, " 245eiH On
II mo o.lItE. n m IN ta rrr5ai-, n ,..,r ,.
80 - ;, ~ - T. ~, p. Is - ~ ~ "a - "
,,.5 tg----f. ~ E4r..tt.g-,- r,i,- =. =
[C I-r,,,r,s.r,.z- I,ft,1 ~ ~l,.s-a1, IN 3.-l -.
r,-r5,gfur IlS'.Ii..I r,.a7 .f,f. .i.,- IN ,.,,-.g
-I-Taa uudiyidei QUE four7h r,.r- raels q -.
bank Of the ",Fay5 crees in the W iaeof land o.
.'g s al en- II ,ess y -. Is : TT =.
>-i - ~ l,-li "a 81 '4--g' Z! --|F ..
- 80 . = .- - = -..- -
- - ~ ,-:5S - 80
49, - . 81 - - -.
r.. ,--.5-..l-s ~ -.-...,. -. e.
a:l.r !; ,..aas-5 ., a ", 6..a iaz = s-r -
~ - s1[@sr @ u '..ss & ;, ;T,E'.- nj. s', PEI r - -
.-. 'o .; 1a lss i'sa, " E T. PI.e 2. .lal.as. y
. a..a being Pr g: ~ I. ~. -l-L
.saI y. s.'2,ga a. 512E5. n~7iaal-s .. p lie )
taegre " s1s hr-lr.l Isrefs = -,sr ,,.'sr. ,sze.
\ elsasy-.9r Pzrehe- t :, lie y Z esrl.r af 1t
u tas-es Z ens al1drrd P~rei.ss Z , -3s' erlsI
C.a;4iia- a.,-, aaa 6yc,,ez,is &C e.. D. the -al5e
Hsrs Or - 5sas l5s 70 : q allotment 4 Kearas
The above described real estate : he'd IS ten
uu-tiIi Il caUtirluf-iau of S-ilr agt, tl.fr i'm u1
.,.--.- ,,.,.o 49, JAMES IL WEIGHT, l..l'..I
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.,----q-i1n shall be allowed 10 run over one
y '- ,-raars- Due notice viii he given Of
s,~-rian and if not paid the paper viii be
ST HAMILTON.
PHtEiSter
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09
.APer Postage.

"z-.suo-0 Igtator comes &c the
u congress for abolishing the
'l.>slon Of newspapers IN coUn-
-7.7 they are published. Ii says:
, - why anybody should
.--'ArEe uf using the mdHS
t-A- q lalr price for the ser
-.l-71. Our common Uncle
- under no more obligation 10
il s.dp-rs tree than he Is to fur
transportation for anything
shows his good sense in de-
"'-E any longer for nothing
.s-l. % Tar as actual hard
-luel We believe there are
sHsg SQbScTiDeTS 10 any week
" =. cannot afford 10 pay the
..- rate of p0stage-twtnty
'-- alu-aSSeSSed on such pa
lgl lGej journals themselves.
1le i'll danger Of death from
must Je IN a very bad way
= PAPER that Is worth taking
Is worth paying postage on,
''An,ou.
s'l-e papers say Uncle Nat
Lo has been Spending thewin
las returned to his home
avn and brought with him two
gators.
a Card.
tl1"d full description Of the
aus and the manner Of using
issued by the Government.
copy from the Washington
h, n = stated that there viii b
a-.r. -. 4. cards tone ruled and tile
IT, --llnrs but such Is not the
t..r -.iry @ili q l. but one kind of card.
a--sf....-' - le u certain color. five
1. ';a 4; inches in length and
Y l.-r5.'s n ! width. one side the
srs .toI loI The message. is entire
y..Lle ...e other bears an ornamen-
si5,tA itA border one-eighth Of an
II Tie right-hand upper
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We had
Difference.

A rain storm on Wednesday night. Il
hasn't showed any yet.
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Proposals forbuild-

N0TICE.-Sealed Proposals for build
y ta-a Bridge over The Allegheny River arthe
foot Of Main street N the Borough n CoaIe srarr
VIII ae received untfI the frst MONDAY Of ErNE
next June 81. said Bridge 70 ue hui- in aceoT-
dance with the Draft All Specifications in The
hands ~ Dan Baker, which Draft and >7eel1. l.
-iorS can he seen ny calling all hiza-
May 5. l-75=I By order of Tie ToEa Council
Before purchasing elsewhere call and
examine the SINGER MACHINE.
A. VI. Reynolds. 4Ha,.
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