David Orlowski is a writer, hunter, fisherman and outdoor enthusiast from Potter County. He is a member of the Pennsylvania Outdoor Writers Association.

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Charles Powell Clinch, the only surviving brother of Mrs. Alexander T. Stewart, and the only Assistant Collector of the Port that New-York City ever had, died at 8 o'clock yesterday morning ...