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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03
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DEALERS IN
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS
Wiid Lands, Improrfd Farms, To,en Property d.. :,
FORT DODGE, IOWA.
"E pay particular. attention to the select ION of
w Lands and their location, " it'll cash or Land
Warrants, in the IT. Dodge, Sioux City and ossre
Land Dictriets, lows. We have sgents at Sioux
City and Usage, who devote their hole time aud Il
tcntion to the transaction of our business The IT.
Dodge district will receive our personal attent
Wcwili collect notes, bills drafts and arceptances
thrcu ghout Iowa, and remit projects y~omptIy In
drafts on New York Real Estate ~ d Land War
rants bought and sold com ssian. Titles az.
amintd and taxes paid. We also pay PARTICULARS
ATTENTION tothe ioaning Of Land Warrants for non
residents, the lpaptr- q, Gcrsy :. 49, roe,r1.
rates, and 10 insestincnts generally. We exa.nin.
carefnlly all lands We incase end VIII giye plat and
dcseri ptien. Our commission for aiming on locating
Land Warrants in the abye named districts " III be
SO per ide, ~ per i2e, 81 per so, and IS per 10
Acres, which heald accompany the warrants, and
Also the Land ohee Ices on Warrants, Of for each
10 acres, in bills or drafts IN New York
LAND ENTERED ON TINE.
All business entruted to ms will receive prompt
and careful attention. Corrsrpondc nee sol cited
apr23-d1wly
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Lumber.
Hardware and House, eoptne

N consequence Of the hard times tAe sshseriAer
i now Offers any goods in stone 81 srealIy sedneol
prices for CASH. Psrsons in want wiit ~ Vsli
u call at the SIGN OF THE MORTlEn LooK.
TO MAIN STREET, where can be foanA een.
plste assertmsnt of Goods in the line FOR Meehap-
los, Fsrmers, BAiiderS, contractors and UthssS. 6
resall Ter cnsh. aa# @9ass d
osts-d ROBERT n. SMITH.
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J. KitADEN 4 co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS

TO PAlNTERN.
M h invite your attention to our full and com.
~ piete stock of Paints, Oils. &e., which We a r.
constantly receiving from New York Cincinnati and
ether cities. Weaaer
800 Kegs Pure White Lead,
/ 80 do Lithnrge,
/ 50 do Red Lead
10 DO Snow White Zinc,
/ 10 hhis. Lnsecd OH
DO Iurpentine,
/ II do Glue,
brushes Of all kinds,
! Narnishes
{ thg cheapest rates for cash or ON shert time
Call and sea, a: No. So Main street, Keokuk Iowa
auR-id j. BRADEN 4 Co
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CLIO n ~ n & r . Il 4,
10 Matn.st., KeOku k
'1kUTH WILL 0UT-IIence may rs well ac.
! knowledge the fact, that have just ret urned
from New York with the best stock Of Cloth M
and Furnishng Goods ever buoug ht to thls mar st
when say the best, don I mean the largest bu,
the best material ard better made and got u p In
better lyle. In order TO prove tbif fact to you
l would merely add that am tho only man in
kcokuk who purchased Clothing OF ID. Devlin 1
Co, Jas. Wilde, jr. Co. and Iisnford& Brothers
who, everybody know are the best aud most Ia
| sorablc houses in New York and wsrrantths MAKE
and fit OF all their Clothing. Give me . call een
tiemen, and see for yourselves
sepls-d A.W .GRIEPITH
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FOs SALE ON ExCMArG = .

-
y ACRES Of bisa land directly Opposite Main.
: commanding viev Of ksoknk, Warssw,
Alexandria, hamilton, and 10 miiss of the Nis-
sinippi River. There 10 Railroad In course af
| construction 1t tbs leot Of the blud. ssThis 10
one Of tbs finest locations for atsresd. nee in
che west"
Also so Asres ~ miles from the river Ia . sooA
neikhborhoOd, all under cultivation, good orchard
VI peach and apple tresx, ? frame houses, stable
10, good wells With chain pumps.
Also so scres miles from the river All under
cultivation. in good neighLoi hood. ard impsoved
with good new frame house with rooms, stables
Ac,2 welIs with chain pumps, Is er 20 aeret in
meadow, . very desirable farm.
Also 70 acres choice land "a miles from the riy-
er, and 10 good neighborhood, 80 acres in wheat
Also 100 acres miles from the river partly i'm ;
proved.
Also choice lot Of timber land In Hneeei &C.
III
Alsossveral lotsin thetown Of Hamilton, ILL.,
nois.
Alsotwo iotsin Naperviiie, Du Page county,
illinois.
Also land in Indiana.
Also land end lots in Ohio.
Also good mill property in Ohio.
Also property in keokuk and good pay Ing bu-
siness.
viii sell or exchange on good terms' En-.
quiRe Of n. II. RUNNER
apr5d No. 50 Main It.. Keoknk, lows.
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Warm: Air Furnaces,
s T o v e S

s r o v e s..
GILES r. F1LLEY'S, ST. LOUIS,
CELEBRATED CHARTER OAK STOVE.
TITS hardly necessary for US to restir 10 this
i Stove, the character of which is 10 favorabiy
known. For simplicity Of arrangement, saving
Of fuel and superb rty Of opnrstions II stands Nm
rivaled. Its advantages arc the resui, o. twoim-
proyements, Sizi
lat, IscREAsrp DRAnGnT Ffutsj
I'd. CIRcuLATNG Her Air IIun.
WE AXE NOW RKckivING
ArfSE sUPPLYyoF
PARL0R, COAL, HEATING & COOK STOVES,
Of all sixesand patterns, which fofsetvicc, beaut
and smoothness Of casting cannot By cxceiied,
among which are the patterns Of North, Chase
North, Of Philadelphia, Pa. Call aud examine
for yourselves.
ENAMELED CRATES,
MARBELIZED IRON NANTES.
We would request all persrns siTuns Ut OBJ
tanning Nantes and Crate " ,glsens neRll. We
can furnish you withapy sixv, or tiSto VI beauty
to please the eye Of the most instidyus.
RICHLY \ ABBOrT,
nnT25d 2U3 Mainst
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Nv sAsrLk sa.aAskIR
Sample A. Rankin,
Drokers md Real Esinte beaicss,
Ohcc on second street, between Main and Johnson J.,
A} ILL give spreia atten tiGI to- and offer their
w sersicesih ihe purchase and salt Of keaIEstxte
aud stocks, Investment Of Money, Collecting VI
Debts and Renis Paying LAKES, and other iegit-
innate business of gen. raj brokerage and real o.
tate business, IN southern Iowa Northern Missouri
and western Illinois, niehii
Destrnbie Favns Tor AAle.
hNE of tho best and munt desirable farms In
~ Hancock county, lis ), win be sold 1T y great
bargain, z1o scrss, situated on the leading road
from Hamilton to Qa,ney, miles from the former
place. ltouniAlAs large frlsh Aauss With good
cellar, analesant larn aud other out houses, we'll
watersd, nearly all under fence Rnd in good state
Of cultisAtuo. with tho largest and most produc
ive"rchafd VI choice Kinds vi tfa Ia the country.
Another farm OF ~ acrss, four mica from
keokuk, mites OF Wareaw vi III good frame house,
barn, out buildings, line orchard Ae., farm well inn
proved, with good propcrtIon Of prairie and tim
bef casy VI access Ny good roads " either of the
above sutisned places. Tbs frat farm msutiuasd
was fitted upin hne order, home for the owner
but loss ot health Ieauires .ot beru climate The
above viii BIO sold low upon mcderaictsrms.
Also, $50 acres on Saihgfrairie, weiitmprovsd,
With good payments and will be soid very low.
aPrSvd sAMPLk RANKIN.
IN siA ~ kET.
OTIS of 2 and 3, on Lesee, between Exchange
- and BANK. Also, 40 BY 80 feet, corner Of 9TH
and johnson. SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
Apr30d
DEKsONS can now haze an opportunity OF pro-
i curing 10 acres, adjoining Hamilton, nsar the
Biuf, ~ very low figures. Inquire Of
sDr30d SAMPLE RANKIN.
ATTENTION.
DERHAfS the cheapest and best located
MAIN STREET property Chat IL for ssIe) 10
now offered. being lot 10. block 81 first east Of
Messrs. Clark Van Nostrana's leather store
Apply for terms 40. 10 the dersigned. Also
beautiful lots in h. w. kilbourns y frat addition
lots between 9th and 9Th streets, on Franklin.
spr4d SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
Please EXAMINE
OTIS 10, II, and J Z in block ~, old limits. 6ne-
- ~ situated on 4th street directly opposite the
residence Of MIR. Chittenden.
lot ~, block "a, old limits, corner 5th and CO.
darstreets. Nainnbly located. Terms moderate.
Lots II and IL, block Is, on Main-st., near dss
Works.
West 4 " lot 10, block SO, Main-st.
Lots and 2 block 81, Oh 4th between Bank and
Timea.
I5feet Of lot 3, block ., opposite Postonice.
Lotsin kilbourne's Add, At very low Agurcs.
in Mason's Lowar Add.
PArtu Ut Lots 5 and6, block Ia, old limits.
Lot s, block us.
Lots, /" Z, Williams Add.
7acrcs, this side o. the FIRST toll gate on Plank.
| road. For sale by SAMPLE RANKIN.
apr3O-d
A LOTS in Mason Lover Addition-Gne view Of
+ the city driver. Term easy.
Also, Every desirable lots In Elmwood, FOR resi-
deuoes.
mehlsd SAMPLE RANKIN.
ESOR SALE--paIt Of iois and 2, block 50, old
i limits, between johnson and Exchange, front
In esd mchl9 SAMPLE RANKIN.
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Jobbing OF an Kind. done Win
Rrompaness.
WARM- AIR FTIRNACrSi

We arc now prepared o putnr Warm-Air Fur
naees for heating Dwellings, Churches, Pebble
Halls dc. The Fnrnace used 10 the M an u cture
of LotYe, of Cincinnati, who sac spared no pairs
orexpense in per eatinea hsaitnr apparatus which
hAsne superior in point Of Durability, seonomv
and convenience, safety from lire, leA ithful ysnt
iation and pu,s quality 1T heated air.
aug25d KIckEY ABBOTT.
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PATENT MASTIC ROOFING!
e.. COW LES, JR.,

OFFICE NO. MAINsT., OVER THOMPSONs STOREY
i won Hc a ldescipt Roofs
they pared I puon "a be
r. Russci Roof on Cnnv
Of DO,
Bslowsre u III
Pat
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lin any ytadingt wln otinure
WITH n
mis- nju iie from Ito
surface
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and
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Afrehng gWda eample .Charr Gland
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NEW GOODS
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER!

NEW GOODS
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER!
IIsI received at the New Tailoring House, on
Fourth street, betw een Main and Biundeau.
vsEk tVaTIN6s. DRESS AND FRpck
fresid NJ Nioth, Mulberry, Brown,
Moscow Coating, Green, olive
Labrador do Blue, Dahlia,
French Ribbed, and Bronze and
London Meitons; Black
or the best French and German manufact ure.
kieh herman and American Fancy and Plain
poeshln, Tor Pants. Velvet, Cashmere, Valenci ,
and French embroidered cass. lrcnaaine and oih-
er French Silks md satins for Vests; together
with beautiful assof tment Of the fines, and most
durable trimmings, which will be made into gar
menis = the latest and most approved styles and
hntst Workmanship
uenslcmen IN want Of easy fitting and gentcel
garments are invited to call,
n. Be--fafticular attention paid to cutting gar
ments for others to make.
ELLIoT r. SMITH.
gIr-Eest Makers wanted. Ioctldl
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j. & w. p. REYNOLDS.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
Jobbing EOuAe. f53 Main-st.,
UNION BLOCK

Retail d prescription store 2I2 main
BU RRoWS' BLOCK
FINlIE undersigned have formed a co partnership
ness. Having purchased 4. /. Mckenny's large
Jobhng stock. and also having additional supplies
en- route from the Eastern cities offer Al ia
sor able inducements to purchasers any house in
the West. Our jobbingtrade will be conducted al
the stand lately occupied by smith Fuller, and T.
Nckcnny, SO Main-st., Union Block. We are
fitting up the CITY Drug Store, 2l2 Main-st., Bur-
rows Block, for retail aud prescri pton business
keokgk, Sept. 5, 81. JAMES REYNOLDS,
td&w2m WIN. Y. REYNOLDS
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A.Lf~r4..s;, en-. ,, sssr.
WHOLESALERS
DEALKRs In fETxsskr mar
ForWuYoiDwA pAni - fssron +
MERCHANTS,
Nos ~ and ~, Lsves, sl1csits etesm boat Laadipl
kE0KUiR,, IONA. ~
NJ are now In receipt Of large stock Of zoe d,
w In our line for xIsrkR IRApk, to Which II Q
attention 81 Cash Cust onsrp or ptsHA tiHe Lu,
the following
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NEW FALL MlLLlNERY.
IA ISIS WARNER rishss 70 notify her former
1vl patrons, and tho public generally, that she
has returned from New York With. 1 very cheics
stock Of Bonnets and Millinery Goods, purchased
from the largest New York importers, and which
arc now ready for sale or inspection.
All orders executed with dispatch, and warrant.
ed TO give sAtiaea1tion.
straw Bonnsts hleached or dyed.
Curtis's bailding, one door below rooms eccu-
pied 10 the spring, which hsvs been atssd Up in
modern style o. prsssly for this purpose.
Fourth strsst, between Main and Blondesu, Kss-
kuk, Iowa tsep5idtf
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DRESS GOODS,
In. demand at this season, viz,
Figured and Plain Black silks
Plain, col'd, Striped and Plaid Dress SiEs;
Solid Col a and shade ed Metinos;
All Wool Plaid Mcrinos, Union Plaid Mcrinvs
Plain and Figured ali Wool Delanes
Rl'k and coi'd Coburgs and Aipaeas;
Figured Deiaines Of every style,
Some from l2i worth 20 cts, Others at 20 worth
25 cents.
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1 ~" " a ID" =, II koosnk, Iowa have this
II aay ssstgned q me fps the benent ot All tlei,
cred tors al and singular their p+rsonai ,r,,st.
ana real estate. Creditors Will Present the;y
claims, under oath affirmation, within tLr.s
months, ~ the law requires.
J. NJ. 8lLLiNGs, Assignee.
keokak, Iowa, Oct, /, ,5T-ocfai3m
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WlnooW 0nade6, curtain Good6,
GILT CoRNIcEs AND BANDS,
Wiadote Shades and Curtain Trimmings.
Look at the following list, and call and examine
our Goods and Prices, and we feel confident.
that the most skcptieai will be con-
vinecd that We will Sell Cheaper
than any other house in Iowa,
{fhe wholesalers notereepfsa).
s 4 A L Z ID RY GO obs.
Brown aud Bieached Muslin;
do do Canton Fiannels;
Brown, Blcached and Col d Drilling;
Stripes and Cheeks for shirts;
Denims and Ticking:
s-A osuahargs, Lowell make:
Meramack, ceeheeo ard Marches /, + Prints;
LINEN and Cotton lot shcctings;
Bieaehed ard Blown Linen Table Cloths;
Napkins, Doylies, Tovclirg, Tis1ts ant cfasi
White yellow, Blue, Rsd ar Cry Flaanels;
Bread Cloths, cassilsers, Sheep Grey setinst>,
Kentucky Jeans. Linsty alJ yostipgs.
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fhANDoLEs in sets or pairs new and rich
~ 50 he's for sale by GEO. FOSTER.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-18

men of the land. 1t is now clearly demon
strated that the lancet, mercury, and all other
internal drug medication" may be laid aside
With perfect safety to the patient and abid-
ling beae6t to posterity. Wherever these ma
chimes have been Introduced, they excite the
highest vender aud praise The apparatus
is adapted 30 prevent, relieve and cure every
disease incident to humanit more pa-tica-
larry all those painful and formidable diseas-
es which have for centuries baffied the pro-
foundest learning and skill OF physicians.
From whatever cause there may be an ex-
cess or deficiency of the nervous fuid-pro-
ducing an excess or deficiency of the acids
and alkaline secretions-the magnetic princi-
pies of the system are deranged, and can on
ly be safely restored to their normal condition
by an application of magncto-electricity by
means Of DR. DICKINSON'S MAGNETIC
ELECTRIC MACHINE. This apparatus will
positively prevent, and speedily relieve and
cure Consumption, Scrofula. rheumatism,
P;isies, Neuralgia. Spinal Diseases, and all
other painful maladies, however hopeless and
of long standing. They are eminently useful
in all sexual and urinary disorders, particu-
larly where the Constitution has been broken
down and r4sned by unnatural solitary habits
to ashish TOO many of the young OF both sexes
are so iameatabiy prone.
DIR. DICkiSSOSS MAGNETIC ELECTRIC
MACHINE is without the dangerous compE-
catil5Bg Of batteries and acids--which fact alone
renders it superior to all others on the score
of neatness,, cleanliness safety and utility
1t is, in fact, a handsome parior ornament;
may be applied by a child; and will last a
lifetime, TO the great saving of Doctors
bills, &c.
PRICE OF TIE MACHINE $40.
1t will be safely packed and sent to any
part of the United States. Sold wholesale
and retail at the Medical Office, No, 3S NORTH
SEVENTH Street, Philadelphia. Address,
A. c. DICKINSON, ND.
"
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PRICE, OF BUTTER.-The Commercial
aaitor of the New York Herald predicts
downfall in the price of butter. He
says:
oFrom all accounts it would seem that
during the next six months butter will
touch the lowest point that it has seen
in many years. Before the discovery OF
oold in California, butter sold from Is to
20 cents per pound, but ON emigration
setting in for that quarter, the shipping
Of butter to the Pacific coast became an
iuportant business, and eventually reach
ed 100000 frkins per year, and was
worth about ], 100000 to the traders in
that article in this city. This demand
of course enhanced the price of butter
with us. and it soon reached 80 cents per
pound at retail, and has averaged that
for the last FIVE years. But the people
Of California are beginning to produce
their own butter, and during the last year
it is doubtful whether $4,000 firkins were
shipped from this port This season, it
is estimated, that the San Francisco peo-
ole will have enough of home manufac-
.ured butter (if we may use that term)
N last through the SKINNER. and conse-
qucntiy the dealers in this city do not pur-
pose to send but very little around the
Cape The prospect is, that in few
wears this immense trade will be confined
20 home consumption. Although prices
we're never higher than they have been
during the past spring, consumers may
comfort themselves with the reflection
that rates mast come down before many
months are over"
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Special Notices.

WHITE TEETH, PERFuaED BREATH AND BEAU
TfrUL CoEPLExIoS-can be acquired by using
the "Batm Of a thousand Fiorers." What lady
or gentlemen would remain under the curse of
a disagreeabie breath, when by using the
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" as a denti-
frice, would not only render it sweet, but leave
the teeth white as alabaster? Many persons
do not know their breath is bad, and the sub
ject is so delicate their friends will never men,
ton it, Beware of counterfeits. Be sure each
bottle is signed FETRIDGE l. CO., NY.
For sale by all Druggists 937-6ma.
Sold by SMITH & JONES, Druggists, Cou-
dersport, Pa.
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Nem advertisements.
A. Retired Physician. Is wears of

age, having lost his Father, tEo Brothers,
Daughter, Son-in-law, Nephews and dNieces, by
that dreadful disease, CONSUMPTION, and suffer-
ing with a Cough, himself, determined to visit
the East Indies, Egypt, and Japan, where he
discovered a PreUentiUe and Certain Cure for
Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, Consumption, Ner-
vous Debility and Asthma. His cough was
cured Immediately; he returned, cured his Rel
atices, who inherited the disease, and in con-
nection with his son have employed it in their
practice, curing thousands of eases considered
hopeless by others. For the purpose of rescu-
ing as many Of his fellow beings as possible,
he is sending the Recipe to all who wish it for
10 cents; of it to pay the postage, and the
balance printing. Address Dr. HEATH lOl
Spring street, opposited St Nicholas Hotel.
New York, l0:2-3mos.
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$50, 900 Worth of Real Estate.
SeUenty-FiUe Thousand articles
READ THE FOLLOWING /:

For So We will send any So Magazine pub
lished, for one year, and one Certificate of
Stock, emitting the holder thereof to one
share in the distribution.
For So we will send any weekly paper pub
lished at ST., SO per annum, for one year, and
one certificate of Steck.
For S5 we will send any of the S3 Maga-
zines 70 one year, and two Certificates OF
Stock.
To those who would prefer to subscribe for
the stock alone, we make the following offer:
For One Dollar we will send one Certificate
of Stock.
For Ten Dollars we will send eleven Certif-
Gates.
To clubs of fifty and upwards, we will send
one certificate for every ten ordered, and al
low the getters up per cent on the amount
they remit. Parties ordering Certificates
should be careful to write their Names, Post
Office, County and State in full, as each name
is registered, so that we can forward them 4
Schedule after the distribution.
We invite your earnest attention to the
Schedule below, and would remind you of the
old Adage, Nothing venture nothing Gain"
Bank Notes current in any of the States
where issued will be received at par. For all
sums of Ten Dollars or upwards, please send
draft on New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore,
less the premium. Address all orders to R.
II. SNOWDEN, Secretary of the Association,
Columbus, Ohio, and the Certificates will be
forwarded by return mail.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-18
BOROUGH ORDINANCES.
An Ordinance relative to the building OF
Side Walks.

Sidewalks.
AT A MEETING OF THE TOWN COUN.
n Gil of the Borough of Coudersport, hello
Monday, the 25th day of May, A. D. 1857, il
was Ordained:
SEC, THAT Sidewalks be made ten feet
wide by the owners of Lots on each side Of
Main Street, from Water Street to the street
leading to Crandall HILL
Sec. 1.-THE said Sidewalks on Main ST
to be built of Plank, five feet in width, plank
to be laid in the center of the sidewalk, and
graded with gravel on both sides, making in
all ten feet.
SEC. IH-That Sidewalks be made on each
side of East and West Streets, the whole
length.
SEC. IV.-The Sidewalks on East and West
streets to be made of Plank, Gravel, or Flag,
at the option of the owner), laid in the same
manner as on Main street, except across the
Court House Square.
Sec. What Sidewalks be made on lst,
I'd, Sd, 4th, 5th, 9Th and 7th Streets, on both
sides, from East to West street
SEC. VI-The Side walks on said streets to
be built of plank, gravel, or flag, (at the OPP
tion of the wner),-except around the Court
House Square-ten feet in width, and when
plank is used to be laid in the same manner as
On Mdlu CLFSeL
Sec VU.-The Sidewalks around the Court
House Square to be built, in all particulars, in
the same manner as on Main Street
Sec. VIII-The Street Commissioner is
hereby ordered to superintend the building of
said Sidewalks, causing them to be built in
accordance with the grade established by the
Borough Surveyor, according to the specifca-
tions of this Ordinance.
SEC. IX.-The Borough Surveyor is hereby
ordered to establish the grade on all streets on
which Sidewalks are to be built and set
stakes to guide owners of lots IN making their
side walks,
SEC. X.-That written or printed notices be
given to the owner or owners, or agent of such
owner or owners of said lots, to make the
sidewalks opposite their respective lots.
Sec. XI.--If the said Sidewalks are not
built on or before the FIRST DAY OF AUG
UST, next, then the Town Council shall let
the same to the lowest and best bidder, giving
1T Last two weeks notice in the Potter Jour
nm that Proposals Will be received for the
5uilting Of the said Sidewalks in accord
ance with the provisions of this Ordinance,
adding twenty per cent to the cost of build
ing said sidewalks, and to be collected as
dents Of like amounts are collected by law.
SEC. l2.-That this Ordinance be published
SIX times in the Potter Journal
Nm. H. METZGAR, Pres't pro tenn
1Hes. S Fl. S1oRRs, Sec'y.
CouderSpOrt, May %, l857--l0l-6t