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VOLUME IX.---NUMBER 81.
Summrr 3Rrtriats.
Bailey Springs.


ClIN : the death Mr. Bailey N Sc oertratse riugs
nofsled entire prsms buit large uuu0r q spa
szry for ih- c1nfort Of vifitors-
with regard % the rura- Ire propertira 81 Sail =
SPRINGS their mcacy Be n ani satisfscfo
nv tes.- In thousanfs n iHstnoes 70 nd b IN
nfc-ssary th- part % h. NrOp iet0rs @ say Wrd
ss g. heir virtues sumo Il 10 ~, hossvfr that it 70
.enqral b not a- cOnceffd hot for The ere
2 III Q wig dis ases. BaFey SPIN are IN ur
passed b. auy i1 The Whir SWe Ing, Ie' ter
e sn1ia Drupsey d. zps 81 Frmale d o sses - vel
Vsnerez and Cutaussus Diseases o. svety dsef -
Wsrm and Cold BahB VII Be furnished for ths visit
tors.
be s-ri a. are open Sumner snd W'nfer fn7 the
ordian1c the.r .. 81 zres has there uTer lfas
aftv vsft- p sent The lcCatei m Ltrdfr-
fae untv Alsb a. miie RON Flu-fu . -uo E-a
most ssib = = Ell srctons g1isr in q
'tsEe . d b. 4 III r-n TUI 3 A DAY frfm 70 cur
pa b. sprt connecIiag With thc ar as beg pass
70 cnmbia e ch vay
The l.cslitv q spTinEs unsurpss-fd i1z IN
Diszssst snd hezithy e-untrgs VI ane hing ard
hunt rrounds
AIsrz- Iive-v sfabie hss srectsd stt'' sp-irgs
nd efery desc ipf0n Vehicifs car Iuata b h q.
Tcn-u = Aicy- Ili4rf Tables ard cry O. ipi lon
. sHus % ~ mas Be FOO q ar ih preu ises
c. iii snd Dan ins Part-s EiE-n rssuary -rrins
he Eaek.
4 B.nd o. Nos has teen euEagFd for fhe ssseun-
No dsrt VII Be auzr-d fne rzrl OF Druprl7tcra
70 % ndrr visiforz comfnrfahle do 81 abe
re c0NSvp 20.
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For Baltimore, Washington, New
York, Philadelphia, sc.
Direct Through Line for the East
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DR W. ROGERsl

DIX W 2 hUtTLEtSs
nFFERs bis FTosessonsI services n tne citizens Of
" Eenphls oboe, s7U n side uf Court Squsre Res
tdsuor Al A.. o HErris' "a i2-sm
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Master Of Transportation, Baltim0rs.
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders 70 stop a.
ary point and resume their At pleasure may b
purchased al the Company's Once No IS yenerson
street doors Esst OF the C0nmercial Hotel memphis
f-,ras-fv WN NORM. Agent.
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CoMET-The new comet, discovered three
weeks ago at the observatory in Cambridge,
Mass, is foand TO be rapidly ressding from
both the sun and earth.
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ma THOS. TATE,


DIXON s. HELM.
A TToRNKYS At Law Mempnis, Tsunessee. ODoes
"a sauth side o. Court Square, doors Esst q - sne
River sank Je-l1---
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NoR~ AND EAST.


AtC 1fcag7. co1ne-tIug Vi-h MiehisEn Ce-tra' Ears
l-aviug tie stue a-plt for Dstro T. Nl2ssra Fals
70 heste- Albs1y EeV !. TX Boston, and 81 Eastern
AL Atlantic Cites. Onir tEl cha1Ees Of cars o. N
faro d Ns ant tnrs from "a 70 o Alban7s and
fiur frosl ca - New York Tine fou Caro- o New
York % h1urs C01nects g.. sauioTal vita OHIO and
slssiD1i Goad ron st Lauls aul YlnceHness a.
Pa1a with trans o. the Terra HaTie, alton md 81
Lolis Rslirosd Intia1apos Lou VIE md Clnein-
siii - peca-ur win main line s1press FOR Gaiena
sad DrnieIth-fhe lat er cunne-ttig With t-sins 20
sp-inEae Esp'es Rock tslsnf Burlif gton and Q1inry
AL raias fl0n Cair1 connect a. sand0val With the
Osio AMI Asslssppi trains for St. Loas sni Crein-
uasf
ms ulnols Central Railroad Company have aidet 70
thai- ao ng 50 twenty superb stst-rorn siref ing
cars saca Of which vii Eiortably berth ATTY passen-
gers.
ThrOuEh Tickets.
Eiftsr b. Yeauboas via 81 Louis and taenes by Rsl-
raaf to CGfro ndthsaee By Raiiroed 70 aiiPOfHfs
North
god Tor on y-ar anf sIozinz holds-s % stop st any
roi1 al r-suue ber seats a. pleasure, and all infor
nation spc 7g he route sy Be no urs4 on applea-
t7n AZ the Comp lvis On IS Ien rsO1 street door;
east o. the Comm-rclai hotrl Memphs
WILLIAM a0RTN. AFsnt,
Fnr Tnofs Cel-rai snd on n Ms issipci Railroads
ami Raf r'sd liz ~ st'an Is mart4-lv
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NCWTAW PARTYERSHIP,

VIT4 FOLK, ana S1ltn r b1nkhee1, haslne
w formd partnership, viii hereafter practice law
torsts.r " tha citv - Memphis nnvi-g
VI. ID. WEIGH,
A TroRNET AZ Law, Jncks0n, Tenn An business
"a 1frassed 70 his care proEspny attended to.
ruee-dfu&Ttf
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R . nRNE,S LAND OEFILE.

n r0sgBg HUNTS BLOCK No Isi I.nis tn the
MI chickasaW snd River couaties in Nj H.sissiPgi'
Pi-otstions n Mississippi and Arsai ~ Lots i'm
proved and uni approved II Memphis and 81 iurns, Al
wsys On hand end for sale. @P1-H
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ARNOLD HILL
EDWARD PICkETT, Jr..

A TTORNETs II LAE. S ,fcito n Dhs1re-y and
"a G-nPral T0'l-rtinE sgrnfs 5aci "a Et-s Wi give
prompt ATTENTION al n csn fdHd q theu prufes
eions y R-.er to II . e. idrz 10 the future.
II
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suDsrin.sndsas of rr.n.por,.,lor. : H-'sSsi S-Si
Hnnsa- Mover and Raiser

I DO respectf ny mo m the Ct izeus of M,m -,
phis a. the surrounding count that an mi
prepared with th- re cssHry rtWs and fixtures iI
10 Move Rai-e Lower and ST. sighfen Buildings ls.A
u all cescr ptiOns Per-ons Uan- ing Hork that
Inc, vii md it 10 their interest 70 call ny
resid nee Of Main and Overton sraets
Memphis WILLIAM BOOTHs
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ffAAc sTEELE..E. 7. MOR0AH..Wh- d STEELE
OovinFton Tenn Memphis. Tenn Memphis. Tenn
STEELE. MORGAN & STEELE,
A FrOREKYS AND OOUNsELORs AT Law, Mem
n pbis Tenn VII pracoe IN the Courts of west Ten
1essss omse 4 Main ST., In walkers Block 40 g. sno
aoOf Special attention paid 70 the collection Of Claims
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JACOB BECHTOLD,
,RNFR OF CHIl,KAgAW AND IACKN m -SFE

DRA,ER IN Ale Pcrter CIDER and wines Of al kinda
manufactured by the most celebrated establishments
t The United States. For sale, Wholesais Retail.
rn m, long experenos the business Twelve years q
whica has been 10 the city q Memphisl as uyssf
win the guaranty have had from ny old customer
nat ny exertions have ben aDpreciated ~ them.
3ulJso dsEIy JACOB BEcHIoID.
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nm aIH0IMES- SEN.

INORNsKLy = spriag Ride, .od recently o. Brandon
II Ms. has l,catod In Memphis to prsctloe the Va
riu- brarch his refs ise. F1r the lsst eventeen
ears H. has devutef h attention more par culary 70
uterine 4isaasrs and cid rts d. Ing parturtion he
rs a 60 tat d vi hinseif his son Dr.. HClnes Jr
REFFRs Te-Han. H-nrv F0oie. Charle srott5 l.
V. Dixon. A n ute A7Try ard Joan pert
"a, prsgtsent a. n rnsh,s and Lite Rock Raj rJsd.
OFFICE- 60 Main street. Rssifelcs G 'urt street,
bslos Third Oncl hours s to sA n. and Z TO ?. n.
An
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:
LOVEJOV HARPER.

nREETTSs Soil ar C5oaty n A-ssIs-tppi Geeerti Land
III Acraf Arkansss aTf MizsisslF9i.
REFERENCES -6oF. a. 3. Fssse, Memphis: Brooke
q eI d@s Viszsb=rE- Ep2i-66ra
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nFFERs hi. s-rricss 70 The otIEsns % henpnis sno
~ vicirity one On corner Of Second aHd Washlng-
tou streets mErzl-E
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{, ~. TERGER.--rE0. C FARRISGT0E--.o. EERaER
Terger. FarringtOB & TergeF,
ATTORNEYS Al Law, kEKPHIs, TENN.
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THE SPHEREOTYPE.
NEW PIANO STORE.
THE sToDART PIANOS

u.z s Measure 10 announce 70 ais fri-nds and ths
,nb7c rsueray hat be has hsen appointed b. Assrs
sfoasrt Horrs Of New YORK, Agent for the s4le of
Hc n ~ oDeninE AZ their stors Madison stIeet
,sg doors cn the Union Btnks large soeE Se.ce VI
b sod a Hslg YoTk PTsce,- HD
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NOTHCE.

DR In sLEDGE nss reternsd from New lorL
aster as ab-enoe % niue months, and has eueoteo
rquas astouadiI cures In taat ciy ae has tssee -
sHae Al NJ 81 Mearse street. be Weea Aain ana -
.tr-ets al viii - le the practiof Of Aeoleine,
he has for sale his c=ebrstsd CO nDonhds Al call -
1,1s - a. ~ right As he fnteuds locating peruaa
entlv N Nsrrhis AMI the great Success ne =
had Il the tres e1t OF the various d cases. ne
be shold have liberal pssronss from ne @ ~,
Eer1uhfs lano-oAt
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Beaver Dam Springs.

HtrkMan County. Tenn.
FORTY NILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
th4pge of Prep eiO Sd p and MaBaseme L
THIS esI std Win s-PIsc ravinr ben psr-
renova Cd vii be opened for he reception of
VI -itors "a tAe
Tw tdoth or May
T-e 0rup tore ia d5rosed n thsir -nfe IL
rsst N ne sprinsss ne suo eIlo ?, as,u y -
ishm-nt snd o. IN pans 80 vi b pred %
I'd sesvsr Dam q o. N nos pleasant and oumfort-
/ al Waieriur D a - A. the ssufhuest
ACCOHsOD ATTDEs. AO--rhe buid ngs have al
aoed IN exc lent rs1air, I'd many o. prov euts
itdsd 20 that FOUE HrNDsED vsilura can BE- sclou1-
mostet win eVry cufort md COVE iencs n tars
si Be- sse dsnfy su2pd and Vin be equal 70 IN ss o.
THE WATkR[T.s waters st Beaver nuz onnsist q
WI r.. Grey I'D ard BIsck sulphur ChaE5eate. tp-vsn
znzy 70 te N STRONGEST 10 he Sfats and the best
MIDI Al ArTENDANCE-Ths subscriber vho has
hen toe a tsn yeas, engasad ln thr p-scice %
mzdci II Eorth slabama ard stmphls car b. con-
mzrdd at ~ hou-s - visitors Wa0 nay chance 70 nssd
hts services a. phystclaa
MEANS or ACCESS 10 BEAVER DAM-Thers are
fhree r0utss to these sprinEs, al o. Eseh tn ne
pair he Of coaches vii run fr m % uu6la thr
tines ek and d -senges vii g th-01Eh from tnat
Diacs CAV md pass n IN rssds "a
be ate Arraugsmrnts have ben made 60 Brittis
Laniirg 3. be Tennessee river. b. whes vs
.ehing from hat direction ~ and Ieady eon7syancs
ANUszasNTs. SC-vtsit9rs siu asd a. s-avsr Dam
slApe Bali Re0u. Tn-Pin Arsss &C. dn- rut
str ner ~ pac-, znd O. er 10 grat Abundance
nay be founf in IN iuuis dat vicinity
RATEsO CHARGEs
fer ~
hi dr md ten yesrl Of sg 50
Servants OF al %
A iberai ds1uefian viii b. uais ~ p ahJvs rates
When fsuite- remain one month rr during The
REFEREN- Essen. Hinton. Jseksou. Ms J0sFph
OK Esq.. Selma, Ala D ID wess Jackson hls-.
I Jahu " LspsT. Selma, as. Ne srs 40 Prtnce,
/ ruscalooss. Ala Drs " r. B p NcUsuu, Tua-
ouubia Ala O uaEay, g. p. F11t-. EsQ q D.
small q. hemphis, Tenn A. Loouey. Esq Co
lumhis Ts THOS p. EELLER-
mvT7
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M. d..

n C. FLoUnEOF-.-..--s -ss....-.s.I. - = Ai.Ah-lf-
FLOURNoT & EAR8EkLhs
A ,rToRNAYS AT Law. Remphgs, Tennessee once
n sc1ud street Blythe Buiding Northeast corner Of
Court 8ouAre ------g
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TTEpsR FaE COX : H..eIak RofsI s s g1sPsE.d 70
tIons snd sthcr Ioalcs fzf tae haT- f1tef
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Transportation.
reat Da ly Southern Boute.

treat Da IL Southern Boute.
-! Ii "a
~ UuGu frH-. Y ----- = size ptl % hea cr-
il Ieans, louisiana Iu four. EN- hour anr a.. y
ray Of tn S0utTsrn and the New D Jaczrsn ard
G esf Nor hern Rsil-oaf The rh-anss 81 and most
iedtti Us route from ctsbu' NPV Orl-aus
hereafter the pas srg'r train vii. leave FicsshurE
fsrv n 3 rs n arrfvI o IacFson sud rt ~
iih tn ram Ne Ore ffr Canton SIS
" d arriving az 8ra1dcn IS, p 81 n-e,ting
with he slv 'ine of gEe- y n ne "a
.e.virg Brand "a Z 30 A. srris ina 81 ia ss0n
a-d counec-iuz with n trai- fom c. r New Or
Sans at 50 H., and eaching Vicksourg a. ~ o'cioek
m.
The m n ctrrying the all from Vickshurz r Ne .
Orleans leave vick burg Ia y sundays -zcsutd. a.
o'c ock =. arriving az Jacr= N ID 0uI viii
be trsln from Ca tn for Ner Glie1ns at $40
Leaving Ia -E=on q Conrrcf with tie irair from
Y " Or'eans for "a ton 5 - ard arrfvfrg at
Vick-bu 2 AZ s.a5 n @ WILL NJ.
su2 q Genera SuI erirfer fart.
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY
Notice.

THE subscriber hAvif purchased the interest OF hs
i psrtrers IN the late arm of slouruog, Cooper a
Iaste VII costtuue toe WHoLssALB GbOCBR1-
CON MISSION AND FORWARDING BUSH E1S 10 BIS
own name and for his scent, and resyectiu -
licit the patronage OF the Old houe q m-rs ana MS
fiiends generally. mo g. FlOUhhOlI
apIO-sp15 iso aain s.Iec--
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Filp0lRCINE,

Is the agent Of the shs We hluse n this city, and
prepared make contracts for for ardiug s1d 70 81
tend al settenenis and other busurss Of Tie nrm
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Arufrsslonal 6aros.

. v. c. WATSON .........-.ss.---...HEFRT ri cRAFr
hsass Syrings, d s.. Memphis Tenn.
WATSON s. CRAFT,
A TrOREETS AT Law. HemphI enc southHs-.
81 gefe-son and se.oud streets IN Tur q. =
Bal ding. ID stzI y Drac 10 in TIE C7urts es-
phiE and The FEDERAL and supTnls Coarts 4 isrFsrs
Tena. sDd aiso On n CrEut CluTts o. - v-eErs-.
ooulties of IN Niss-si-pi the Fzds Al y-t 81 Pn
totoc hlssi sipp and tse High Cor u Frr5 sna Ap
Pssis Of Aissi sIpl Thsy dasir 4 rS-ra - ec- ne
poslness- ur25-daiElu
DR. yAMB M. KELLER,
IL - y -ers his professional services . the
II tl1sas o. empAis and its vicinity.
~ fssl1e Il On Mccall srssS. next 70 that Of A
Oll0' d Grr~ul1E's BuUftnE Msin street. South q
Unr seosS Or rhere BE- nav b souDd ~ 81 hsurs
O-less urufessi1nHly -nENEed iunl1-alE
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CAUTION /!

hEAU NAhI n 2 III
THE gehui highly CONCFN I'D tcshH VS.
1 HOLLAND BfTTERS Is put up 3 bali % g ooi.es
oniv and aled Al on Dollar for Jingle fotl's lld
rss demand tsr his truls ceiebra ed medi las i
No a nanv fraifatinus which the pubic -nola sn-id
a. a. BTRHAvz's r. LLAND BITTERs, seaur-
,,ctnred by B-nlama Page r. q Co. - PIT oufgn
- -, f,.f fhsi- nam he label % ~ tot
- - - BENIAaIS PACE JR-. CO.
M.nufacturing Phsrns sceutist ana On NETS
Pit ahurah pa
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SICK AND IN PRISON.
ny ALICE CAREY.

Wild falls the night around me,
Chaius cannot break have bound me,
Spirits unrebuked, Nndriven
From before me, darkeu Heave;
Creeds bewildered, and the saying
Unfelt prayers, makes ueed of praying.
In this bitter anguish lying,
Only Thou wilt hear my CRYING
Thou whose hands wash white the erring
As the wool is at the shearing;
Not with dulcimer or psalter,
Butwith tears, seek thy altar.
Feet that trod the mount so weary,
Eyes that pitying looked on Mary,
Hands that brought the Fathers blessing.
Heads of little children pressing,
Voice that said Behold my mother"
Lo! | seek thee and no other.
Look o sweetest eyes of pity,
Out of Zion, glorious city,
Speak, o voice Of mercy, sweetlT,
Hide me, hands of love, completely;
Sick, in prison, lying lonely,
Ie can lift me up, We lonely.
In my hot brow soothe the aching,
In my sad heart stay the breaking;
On my lips the murmur trembling.
Change to praises understanding
Make me wise as the evangels,
ClOthe me with the wings of angel
Power, that made the few loavcs many,
Power, that blessed the wine at Cana.
Power, that said to Lazarus, "Waken !"
Leave, y leave me not forsakcn!
Sick and hungry, and in prison,
Save me Crucifed and Risen.
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gelfrteb }1loetry,
THE TWO ARMIES.

As iifes uRending column pours.
Two marshalcd hosts are seen
Two armies on the trampled shores
That Death flows black between.
One marches to the drum beats roii.
The Wlde-mouthed ciarion's BRAY,
Ana pears upon crimson scroll,
"Our glory is to slay"
One moves in silence by the stream,
With sad, yet watchful eyes,
Calm as the patient planets geam,
That walks the clouded skies.
Along its front no sabres shine,
No blood-red penn0ns wave;
lis banner bears the single line.
" Our duty is to save
For those no death-bed's lingering shade;
At honor's trumpet-call,
With knitted brow and lifted blade
In glory'S arms they fall.
For these no cIashing faichions bright,
No stirring battle cry;
The bloodless stabber calls bv night
Each answers, "Here am /"
For those the sculptor's laureled bust.
Ahe bulLuer marble piles,
The anthems pealing Ger their dust,
Through long cathedral aisles.
For these the blossom -sprinkled turf
That floods the lonely graves,
When spring rolls in her sea green surf
In flowery-foaming waves
Two paths lead upward from below,
And angels wait above,
Who count each burning life-drop's flow,
Each falling tear of love.
Though from the hero's bleeding breast
Her pulses Freedom drew;
Though the white lilies in her crest
Sprang from that scarlet dew
While valor's naughty champions wait
Till all their scars are shown.
Love walks unchalleged through the gate,
To sit beside the Throne!
Atlantic Monthly.
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Etlfrtfh Gale.
From the Atlantic Monthly.
LOO LOO.
AFEw SCENES FROM A TRUE HISTORY
TC0nhaued.l

COHttHHfU
Mrs. Jackson was in fact approaching,
and Louise hastily resumed her duties
Had Mr.. Noble been guilty Of some cul-
pable action, he could not have felt more
desirous to escape the observation Of his
hostess. As soon as she entered, he took
up his hat hastily, and went out to ascer-
tain whether his horse had been duly
cared for.
He saw Louise no more that night
But as he lay awake, looking at a star
that peeped in upon him, through an
opening in the log wall, he thought of
her beautiful eyes when the sun shone
upon them, as she emerged from the
shadows. lie wished that his mother
and sister were living that they might
adopt the attractive child. Then he re-
membered that she was a slave, reserved
for the New Orleans market, and that it
was not likely that his good mother could
obtain her if she were alive and willing
to undertake the charge. Signing, as he
had often done to think how many pain
ful things there were which he had no
power to remedy, he fell asleep and saw
a very small girl dancing with pail of
water, while flock of white doves were
wheeling round her. The two pictures
had mingled on the floating cloud-canvass
of dream-land
He had paid for his entertainment be-
fore going to bed, AID had signifed his
intention to resume his journry as soon
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w. X. KING,

|.2yEYOR, CRAFTSMAN AND CONVEY
ANGER. Smethport, M'Kcan Co., Pa, will
i''li to business for nonresident lanG-
-1i.-,, upon reasonable terms. Referen-
given if required. p Snaps of any
al o' th- County made to order. 9:l3
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ARTHUR G.. OLMsTED,

.I0GNEY ( COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
.o-l'rport, Pa, Will attend to all business
aE.s.el TO his care. with promptnes and
1say Office in Temperance Block, sec
.ll foor Main ST. l0:I
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f. K. HARRINGTON,

,'.ihh ihh CouderspOrt, Pa, having engag-
window in Schoomaker L Jackson's
~ VIII carry on the Watch and Jewelry
'e's there. 4 fine assortment of Jew
loAS'anjly on hand. Watches and
= "a! carefully repaired, in the best style,
' .le shortest notice-all work warranted.
9.34
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0. 7. ELLISON,

'AlllClNG PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
'Irciiully informs the citizens Of the vii
-s, and vicinity that he will promptly re-
'.ll 10 all calls for professional services
~.e on Main ST., in building formerly oc-
..i'l By c. W. Ellis, Esq. 1922
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/. 7. WLLLISTON.

l,JHSEY At LAW, Wellsboro', Tioga Co,
a. aIll attend the Courts in Potter and
thran Counties. 9:I3
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ISAAC BENSON.

l.0RNEi 1T LAW. Coudersport, Pa, viii
Gsll 10 all business entrusted to him. with
.'-tand prompmesS. Office corner OF West
.a. Third SIS. lO:I
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HENRY j. OLMSTED,

!, SUCCESSOR TO JAMES V. sMITu,)
Ta,5E T,5E n STOVES. TIN & SHEET IRON
g,,,. 81 nam 81, nearly opposite the Court
!. I'1 I. Condersport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
r,,, "4.s ,-' made to order, in good style, on
-'.lLt. l0.l
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Il. W. BENTON.

ENEY0R AND CONyEYANCER. Ray
''n- P. O.. lAllegIny Tp.,) Potter Co., Pa.
I'll attend to all business in his line, with
at anu dispatch. 9:33
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y. A. JONES.

.-'-aRS * DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS
y. -. fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Goods
'',5iles &c, Main ST., CouderSport, Pa.
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+. W. KNOX.

lToRNET At LAW. Coudcrsport. Pa, will
rgl-Iy -tIaGd the Courts in Potter and
%, adjoining Counties. lO:l
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Business Gdr1s.
JOHN 5. MANN,

ToRyEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW.
.agicr,port, Pa. viii attend the several
.0l-, 10 Potter and VI kean Counties. All
.l,lnrs, entrusted in his care will receive
prompt attention. OHce on Main ST.. oppo-
l,e tue Court House. IO:l
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b. Z. OLlISTED.

..t4LR IN DRY GOODS, READY-MADE
s..- s,.,--'as Crockery, Groceries, &c, Main ST.,
'-4srsporI, Pa. lO:l
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NJ. W. MANN,

'-...Lh ERR N BOOKS L STATIONERY, MAG
a.'S"S = aud Music, \. ". corner of Main
!. Il-rd sts., Coudersport, Pa. lO:l
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ALLEG ANY HOUSE,

fcrr~ 81 a. MILLS, Proprie or, Colesblrg
to,..-. ~, r., seven miles north Of Cou-
wv 'n tas WelIIvils Road. pa
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CoUDERSPORT HOTEL,
g.., ,u.L-A9SlSNlRE, Ia Proprietor, Corner OF
Fco., Pa. 0''u Streets C0uder'port, rot
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ham all Letters and Communication
! ..'i he addressed, to secure attention.
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as light dawned. All was silent in the
house when he went forth and out of
doors nothing was stirring but dog that
reused himself to bark after HIM, and
chanticleer perched on a stump to crow.
He was, therefore surprised to find Lou
se at the crib where his horse W IS feed
ing. Springing toward him, she ex-
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rgE POTTER JOURNAL,
TIOs. =. Chase.

-,I.ggD ByERY THURSDAY MORNING, ]
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CouDERsPoRT COUNTY Pa THURSDAY JULY % 1858
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

PENSIONS TO WIDows--The Washing
top correspondent of the Charleston Nor
cufy says:
+ "The Attorney General has recently
given an opinion on the subject Of pensions,
which may prove Of interest to some Of
youl readers. 1t has been customary
heretofore when widows were in receipt
Of q pension from the Government, mar.
ried q second time. and applied for re-
hewS Of the pension on the death Of the
secofd husband to grant them the pension
throughout the period OF tho second cover
ture. The Attorney General says that such
Interpretation was u misconstruction OF
the law. That the acts of Congress we're
intended TO benefit oi y those who are. in
deed widows That in prohibiting a
married woman from applyinl, for pension
it mus have been intended to prevent her
receiving one. CONSEQUENTLY, that the
period embraced by the second eoverture
is not b be paid for. and the semi annual
allowance can only recommends from the
date oi lhe second husbands death. This
opinionlh has been adopted as a rule by the
Commissioner Of Pensions, and will re-
sultin q sconsidersble saving to the Treas
ury."