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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-05-01


BpvToN ltOLLISGswuRrH. ESQ. Elkton. Cecil
county Md. says January u, lSjS - applied
l'c Burg 10 my oats last spring. 200 pounAs per
/ can safely say. | raised double the guam
ti.Y Of oats TO the acre, fIom the application; at
the same time sowed clover seed. and now | can
plainly see the advantage OF the De Burg. | was
20 much pleased with its effects the oats and
glover that put my wheat in with it last fall,
and new ii look. fully as we'll rs wheat sown with
No | Peruvian Gunno. In my opinion DE Burg
is better at all times for CoSor aud Timothy than
Peruvian Guano."
VS.. ". BLACK ESQ. Cecil county, Nd. says
Jan. l9, 1873 -" applied the he Burg last
srring. ut the rate of table spoonful to the Hill
for corn dropping the corn fist and tho De Burg
on it lpon part Of the field used plaster aud
ashes. also in the hill | think | anu slfo in say
ing, that where l applied the Dc Burg. made
double the quantity of corn to the acre that did
whore applied the plaster aud ashes, and the ears
Of corn much the largest. My oat ground
was lined the year before. except about four
to which applied the DE Burg. The oats on til c
lie Burg part was much the best aud nearly
donbe as many to the acre From my experience
with Peruvian Guano, as n crop grower and fer
tgcr. should prefer DE Burg at the salne cost.
and think il far preferable.
JugN W MouKE ESu., Cecil county. Nd. says.
Ivb. nh. 1898 - Last Sprim. applied lie Burg
IN the hill to my corn, Mt the rate Of rs pound.
per acre and am we'll pleased with the result
The yield of corn was fully equal to that produced
by go pounds of Peruvian Gunno the game
field. Sown broadcast and p!owed in
L. II. NCSmrr. ESQ, Cecil county. Nd says.
Jan, 9th, 1858 =" applied Dc Burg last spring
~ my corn. at the rate of 800 lbs per broad
yaa', and gathered the same nun. Der Of bushels
"f cora as have heretofore from the same numb
Of p"unds Of Peruvian Guano, applied in the same
way applied DE Burg TO my wheat last fll,
ami at this time it promies fine crop
EENJAalN Hanna, Esq, Cecil county. Nd, saws.
Jan Is, lsjs -" De Burg has done more for me
il proportion than No Peruvian Guano. | APP
ply it to cora gill to the hil, 800 pounds per
aele. Al in all believe il is destined 10 super.
Sele a.,nO
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New Carriage Mandatory
ELKTO.N, md.
m. A, HALL s. CO..

= ESPFCTFULLY inform the public that
Abbey have commenced the manuiact"ry
Of carriages in Elkton. at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbnnk, where all
orders in their line will be promptly attended
TO. Carriages Of every description made TO
order, OF the best material aud the most faith
ful workmanship and insured for one year, il
properly used. having Il practical acquaiut-
ancc with the business. acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia. and having
some of the best workmcn in their employ.
they ilatter themselves that their work will
compare favorably with that done in the
cities, It's to style, price and durability. All
they ask to satisfy the public, on these points,
isa fair trial. They solicit share Of the
public patronage.
C7~Old carriages taken in exchange for
new and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, ut moderate rates,
march | I ~.
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Wlilminotou.
WATCHES, JEWELRY
AND
SILVER WARE.
ilGlu,illotou.

egr Ny,ya yyyaErE-
q ZIEA FERRIS & son Con<rnof rnrrrs
NJ. All MArhLr HrEtiIH. NlLN'\"I'\; nave
S5s-%zs~ on hHll NC ihfS''t aS,oi mem OF me
NAifiii.~ IL" i.l.hl .i"' SllN i''h .hhr. ="
h" .or nd IN the >la'' AMI iI>IGguHl'y ,n!cIt ne
attention e the ct 2rHS 81 i'i'hioN ana 49, ZEN
y 10 oar ''''" - w. - Wv
,..., -. ,.rc,r,.u 81, .:,.. g..
ril,rJ Wi;y. Cbr,r,,p.,,r W.tcbc. Sal.
:rrrv.
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A CA RED.
D1G's'. r. w. sstITES,
I)ENTIST

NEWARK. DEL. many persons are not
Navarro of the tims necessary TO perform ,-:ss--s
perfrc uperJ tons III the Dental art,l thin TIrrG
it but justice to those at a distance. who may con-
template visiting me. as well as to myself to thus
publicly suggest to such the propriety Of timely
informing me By mail OF otherwise to that effect.
| request this az FAVOR especially where the
operations required Of such nature as to
rcu4sr them necessarily lengthy, ~ sufficient
time can then be reserved for such special cases
and thereby prevent disappointment.
L. ". IIAINES. D. u. s..
July II, 'J7-1y& Newrk, bel
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ALEXANDER EVANS.

4 TFORNEY AT LAW.--hay be found
N III the Office to which he has lately re
moved. opposite the store Of VIM. Torhert
Esq: in the building recently occupied as
the Post Office; or at the Office adjoining his
residence, Elkt"n. Maryland.
April -, lSj4--tf.
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RENO

Nv NJ. J. JONES has removed his Law
w Ollie" to the first stony of..Thc Cecil
Wig Building. where he may always he
found readyto give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. lO--ti.
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.JAS. -. NIcd'EsE0EGFE.

4 TTORNEY At Law and Solicitor in
~ Chanccry Office under the s'iIoWard
House" Main Street. Elkton, Md.
EIk1on, March 10. lSjj-tf
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DENTAL NOTICE.

IT II. MUSGROFE, having permanently
L. located in this town, tenders his pro
g-ss-1tesSional services TO the citizens of
&CIf1D Elkton and vicinity. Office neatly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, May off.
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PHILADELPHIA,


''T--0F- ---TTI.
FTNllE unparalleled success which has ATTENDED
L. the subscriber in his distribution nfGitts to the
Million. has induced him to make lar.c aud y.,lti-
bic additions to his former extensive ok Of nov
and popular books. Ills new. complete AMI ctls.
sifed catalogue of books. embracing all the De.
par ime'ts Ut Literature, is matted FREE to any
par, Of the country.
All books sold at puhlishcrs's lowest prceg and
all the new pu'jcl ions Of the day added spon y,
issued $3.50 worth Of Gifts with each $1,000 worth
u books sold among which are daily distributed
the following
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Baltimore.
THE TARGETS; CHAIR

A Nj FUNITEE ESTABLISHMENT IN,
n rHE CITY .-MATlIloTS GAY STREET
NAhFHoous. No. - AMI y Mourn q A. STREET.
near FAYErrE. where is kept always on hand. or
Jntde to prrjer every style of French IEfE-A-
TErLa. in Plush. Heir cloth or Brorntclle
French Eui stud and Medallion PABLO" ARM
CHAlH~. Carved PAELuR CHAIES il sets; SofA~--
ha'f rcnch Spring Mahogany and Naiuat Psrlpr
CunHS; EucKING CnhuS. STrrr rrfiNG l"r>G-
-. ca ,nHrR Sr'rS. CASE CHNrS and korhih"
CHuu>; Bar-room Office and Dining CnuRs. III
OAK. Walnut or Mahogany. with Cane. wood or
Stuffed Seats Wood SCAT CIAfjs aud SErTEES
and kurkING CuIgS.
Gilt aud plain frame Looking Glasses of every
variety and all kinds of Beds aud Hair uud liusk
Mattul-Srs. 4. MAGHipT.
May 10 ly ENLr4"EE
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1sEEt,, l,EEF,, h,EEr,,i.

TENllE Subscriber has opened a stall. ne st
L. door to his Flour snl Feed Store, for
the sale of Fresh beef. which he will keep
always on hand Of first rate quality, in guam
titles to sui customers. A II who want Fin sT
RATE STEAK OR ROAST will please give him
acall. VIM. T. GILES.
Oct. 81 -tl.
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yANEs W. HzIXyyEu.s..

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL
"A ESTATE AGENT.-Ofico on Main
street, opposite DR.. Waliace's Drug Store.
Prompt attention gwen 10 all business in
trusted to his care. IJan 8. lS5S-tf
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NATHANIEL r. CARSON,
~. 3TissaccsGfIst and Errs,.gISt. 6

UAS opened = NEW DRUG STORE at Rock
l L Run. Port Deposit, Md. and would rospcrt-
fully call the attention of his friends and the
public 10 his large assortment Of DHuCS,
CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES, Pen
funEEY. FANCY ARTICLES, &c, TOBACCO.
SNUFF AND CmARs, SpICEs, HAIR, TooTH.
AND SHAVING BRrsuEs.
DJ- Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. May, 9Th, 1Sj7-ly
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j. Il. ROWAN

AT r O RN Ely AT IA W,
Office on Main Street, nearly opposite the
Court House. May ,.
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NITINI\S
AMERICAN GIFT BOOK STORE,

No. 333 Chesiam Shcci, Phi5dciph'0.
A GIFT WORTH rrov p CENTS TO 500 GIVES
~ Win EVERY ruuE SOLD
Personal attention given to filling orders sent by
mail or otherwise promptly and impartaiy.
Liberal arrangements made with agents. ana
catalogues containing ttll information. sent free to
any adiTcss. = send for catalogue.
Dec %. lSj7-im. X. MELVIN.
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WIN TlggATEE EWING.

4 TT0RNEI AT LAW Having returned
Atrom the West, and permanently located
in hllton, will give prompt attention to al
business entrusted TO him.
o. ficc-with Hon Alexander Evans.
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DE BURG EXCELSIOR
PERUVIAN GUANO EXCELLED
BY de HCRGw

IA again call lle attention uf the agrlcnNurlsts
w of Marylan Delaware aHd FcnnsFha ia.
to the most valuable. universal. and cheapest ma
ru,e now known. and prove. by the subionel tei
ti,nouy of we'll known and reli,blc gentlemen. its
s4nariC rty ever Peruvian Gdano. ani every other
substitute.
DE BURG is composed Of chemically pre-
pared Peruvian Suano. bones. he h, b.ood &c.
and is prepared expr, ssiy To supply all soils.
whether deliGient or rot. with the constituents 10
produce all CROPS aud at The same time impro We
them: 10 Guano or admixture Of Guanos can do
this as none contain tho requisites wi,hin them
selves.
Any one Of the seven clements of DE burg are
IS Important to the practical farmer. either Of
tLc two which guam supplies; as proof Of this,
We slbjpin the opinion of lr. David Stewart.
Chemist 10 the Maryland State Agricultural So
cjrty who iuspects every lot We receive, before
offered for sale and says in his report tn US:
Dc liurE's Compound ia uCCu more general 2
valuable TO the practical farmer than ANY mixture
OF phos hates and ammonia, Manipulated
GuuEo.
again he saws -" There are othor elements in
lie Burg which attach much im poriance AS
:Ipmonn and phosphates. and | cannot pass u
cargo where one of these is absent however much
am.uonia and phosphaos present
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DIR. WAI.TON'S
4 VI T RIG A n PILL s.

JOYTo TINE ArFLITED
yTOrNG AMERICA NICTuRI0VS,-0nr small
l box of Pills cures ninety nine eases out Of Il
hundred. No Bdsam 10 Mercury. no oloT on
the breath. no fear of detection. Two small Pills
q dose; tas'elcss and harmless water Full
directions given, so that the patient can cure
himself ms certain rs with the advice Of the most
experienced surgeon. and much better than with
the advice of one of little experience in this class
of Diseases.
,GS'SENT ny MAI TO ANY FART or THE CorN-
THY. by enclosing one dollar to DR. D. q. WALTON.
No. Ia North Seventh street below Race. Plila-
dclphia. A Liberal Discount to the Trade. None
genuine without the WRITTEN signature Of j. q
Walton Proprietor
Dr, VS. treatment for scf.abuse. Weakness. &c.
is entirely different from the usual course nr. W.
has cured hundreds who have tried others without
benefit. Tho treatment is certain to cure the
sun is to rise. Enclose stamp. and address DIR.
W. as above. giving fall history Of your case,
and you will bless the day You made the effort to
what il ccran-A RADICAL CURE.
Jan 80. lSj3-iy.
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Ss'EsEYEs SUPPLIES.

4 L TIE NEW STORE next door to the
"A Court llonsc you can find beautiful Stella
Shawis, beautiful Blk Silks. Blk and White
Lawns, a large stock of beautiful style Borege.
Delanes Calicoes, Linen lIanikcrchiofs. Irish
Linen elegant PILLOW case Muslin, beachel and
unbleached Musils Of all kinds very cheap. e!e-
giant Alpacas, press silks, Brilliants. all Wool
Dclaines very cheap, and The best assortment Of
Cloths Cassinors, Yc5tings and goods for Boys
Wear in this town WM TORRENT,
Abr TO- Next door Court House
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DE. j. s. S'TEEEis

FETENDERS his Professional services 10
u the citizens Of ELKTON and vicinity.
OFFICE. EAST END OF MAIN STREET.
April 20, lSj6-Gm
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

EXAMINERS NOTICE.
fVIIIE undersigned duly appointed Ex-
Il aminers to view and determine the pro-
priciy Of locating change in the Public
Il DAD from near the residence Of Caleb Rey
noIds. Esq. to the North Fast and Brick
Meeting House road, passing Crawi'ord's
Factory for the purpose of avoiding steep
hill near said Factory, hereby give notice
that they will meet at the place whore the
said change is proposed to be made, on
MONDAY, the Bird day Of May, next, at 10
O'Clock a. M, to proceed to the discharge
of the duty assigned them.
JETHRO j MCCULLOUGH,
BENJAMIN j. JOHNSON,
JOHN MEARNS,
April 3, lSjS-5w. EAamincrs,
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1'AII,ORl @.

TTlIE subscriber would respectfully inform
H. his oil customers and the public general
ly. that he viii be found in Principle. one
door south of the Old store House. recently
fitted up by Lakeland 4 Gather. where he III
tends carrying on the above business in all
its various branches. ON reasonable terms and
in workmanlke manner. He SulicitS share
vi publc patronage. ADRIAN TAYLOR.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

THE undersigned, duly appointed Exami-
| ners. to view and determine the propriety
of locating Public Road. to commence at
Elizabeth FaHx's. on the road leading from
Porter's Bridge to Bald Friar, passing through
lands OF G.. W. Gillespie, Robert NJ. Raw
lings and others, intersccting the road lead
ing from Port Deposit to Lancaster, near
Portcr's r nm, or the Wooden Bridge, as com
monty called, hereby give notice that they
will meet at the proposed beginning Of said
road, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF May, next,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, TO proceed to the dis
charge Of the duties assigned them.
CHARLEY h. CUTLER.
JOSEPH PRESTON,
DAVID BROWN,
April 8, lo5S--jw. Examiners.
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Notwithstanding the great success If De Burg
Heretofore rs a rival Of Peruvian .;uano Mr. Do
EuIg has increased the tcriilihins properties VI
his compound for our sales, fully 81 per cent -
We now challenge The world to produce its equal.
at the sane or an approximate prize.
Farmers VIII pay particular attention to the fact
that he Burg is the only fertilizer that is inspected
in Rnltmore. Except guano az it come. from the
lslauds.l and Is guaranteed of uniform quality
not sold upon the representation Of the nanuf.c-
tuIer rs is the case with all others. but subject To
.s-inspoc ion at our expense If not represented
LOOK OtT FOR LUIY.4TiONS,
The genuine De Burg is in Barrels with WHITE
HEADS. maker 3 name in BLACK Letters. and Bal
tiiuorc inspection mark in RED LETTERS thereon
none other genuine.
Rrica- "a per Ton Of Q 900 Pounds.
For sale by j. ). s. Il. Turner,
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DELANO'S INDEPENDENT PATENT
HI % e = X ~ a TX ES.
Chinese Sugar Cane Seed.

'TllE subscriber has for sale several bushels
i OF CHINESE iMPllEE, or Sorgho Seed,
grown from Mr.. Wmy's importation of last
year; the only Pure Seed in the Market.
PRICED cents per Quart, Mt the farm,
kdd'S Purchase, and at the same rate in
Packages prepaid. per mail, Re, lSc. 25c.,
soc. an" 81, with instructions 10Y planting,
&c. Postage Stamps received in ptymcut.
Address MILTON Y. KIDD
April 10, 1SjS-iw. Port Deposit. Md.
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EUANOS. Mexican Guano A. A. Peru
~ vitn Guano A. For sale by II. $. SITES
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-02
NuEt's Gnrner.
For the Potter Journal.
FAREWELL TO VERMONT.


fareWeill to the hills and the towering "Green
Mountains"
Inc wild rocky glens and broad valleys below
rafeWell TO the streamlets, the flowers and
the fountains
nome talrer or purer my bosom can know.
ne'er can forget old Vermont-ohl no. aeper--
lhough I'VE LETT 1t for years-it may be forever.
Farewell to the home that nv infancy shelter'd
nat sweet spot Of earth can never forget,
Though strangers now claim it, and it Is naught
to me longer
Bat the sheltering Elm shall be dear to me vet.
The strong ties. that bound US so closely to-
gether,
Are broken for years-it may be forever.
Farewell to the friends I have CHERISHED SO
A long, tong farewell must say mid my tears,
For, like leaves in the autumn, we're parted so
widely,
That Hope dare not whisper III meet them
for years.
Though they're link'd with my heart-strings,
from them | must sever
1t may be for years-t may be forever
And now in a lone distant land Pm a ranger
Though thy evergreen hills | may never more
see.
Ere they lay me to rest in the grave of a
stranger,
Ny prayer shall arise for a blessing on thee !
Farewell old Vermont from thee l must
sever
1t may be for years-it may be forever.
ELEVEN MILE, Pa, Aug 1858. S.ML.
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SflertGn Galt.
rom Jlt ALIdnLlC NOnJNIV,
THsE ROMANCE OF A GLOVE.

"Halt!" cried my travelling companion
'Property overheard !"
The driver pulled up his horses; and,
before [ could prevent him, Westwood
leaped down from the vehicle, and ran
back for the article that had been dropped.
1t was glove-my glove which | had
inadvertently thrown out, In taking my
hadkerchief from my pocket.
"Go on driver!" and he tossed it into
nv hand as he resumed his seat in the
open stage.
"Take your reward" [ said, offering
him cigar; but beware Of rendering me
another such service"
"If it had been your hat or your hand
kerchief, be sure | should have let it lie
where it fell But a glove-,-that is diff
ferent. l once found romance in a
glove. Since then, gloves are sacred. ="
And Westwood grayely bit off the end of
his cigar.
ga romance? Tell me about that. l
am tired of this endless stretch of sea like
country, these regular ground'swells; and
it is good two hours ride yet to yonder
headland, which juts out into the prairie,
between US and the setting sun. Mean
while, your romance"
"Did | say romance? | fear you would
hardly think it worthy ofthe name" said
my companion. "Every life has its ro-
mantle episodes, or at least, incidents
which appear such % him who expert
ences them. But these tender little his
tories are usually insipid enoug h when
told. | have a maiden aunt, who once
came so near having an offer from a pale
STRIPPING, with dark hair, seven years her
junior, that to this day she often alludes
to the circumstance, with the remark,
that she wishes she knew some competent
novel-Writer in whom she could conhdo,
feeling sure that the story OF that peuoa
of her life would make the groundwolE
of a magnificent work of fiction. Posi-
bly, | inherit my aunt's tendency TO mag
nifty into extraordinary proportions triHes
which | look at through the double con
yex lens of a personal interest. So don't
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THE UNION.-A SONG.
Tune: CANINE LAURIE"

Iune: "ANNlE LAURIE.
The Union oh, the Union!
So glorious and so pure,
Wen shoulder staRd to shoulder
To keep our Union sure,
To keep our Union sure,
Her Tag shall still float high
And for Liberty and Union
Wen lay US down and die.
The price that bought our Union
Was our forefathers' blood,
And while the life is in US.
Wen stand where once they stood,
Wen stand where once they stood,
Though storms are in the sky;
And for Liberty and Union,
Well conquer or We'll die
The peoples will shall triumph
Be that will what it may;
And wo to him who threatens
Our Union in that day!
Our Union in that day
Let clustering traitors try
To trail our glorious banner,
Wen hold it up, or die!
Ay, that were worth the dying
Of true men and Of brave,
Cur Country and our Honor
To fight for and to save,
To fight for and to save,
When treason gathers high:
Yes, for Liberty and Union,
Well conquer or we'll die
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SUCCESSOR 10 JAMES W. smith,
4LALER IN STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
f" AXE Main ST., nearly opposite the Court
mouse, Coudersport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
Zen Ware made to order, in good style, on
'aort notice. l0:l
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i. Il. HARRINGTON.

'-g LLLER, Coudersport, Pa, having engag-
ga window in Schoomaker & Jackson
core viii carry on the Watch and Jewelry
'l'-Hess there. A fine assortment of Jew
5,'! constantly on hand. Watches and
's"elry carefully repaired, in the best style,
N lie shortest notice-all work warranted.
9:34
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BUSINESS Garns.
JOHN s. MANN.

O'lI-N 49, -IA-1~N,
Attorney AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
CollerspOrt Pa, viii attend the several
Court. 10 Potter and MKean Counties. All
5..uas, entrusted in his care will receive
prompt attention. Office On Main ST., oppo-
..- the Court House. lO:l
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d. +. OLMSTED,

.LALER IN DRY GOODS, READY-MADE
go.alng Crockery, Groceries, Sc, Main ST.,
As-lespOrt, Pa. lO:l
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VI. w. MANN,

-LaLER IN BOOKS & STATIONERY, MAG
ALlNES and Music, n. w. corner OF Main
'Aa Third SITS, Couderspert, Pa. lO:l
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COLLINS SMITH.
E. A. JONES.
SMITH 4 JONES,

--ALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
g.s' Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Goods,
'''leHes &c, Main St, Coudersport, Pa.
lO:l
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ALLEGANY HOUSE,

,--. ~, IL d. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg
.,9sF Co, Pa, seven miles north of Cou-
e"'fsT, Oh the Wellsville Road. 9:44
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+. w. KNOX,

l-E0REEY AT LAW. Coudcrsport, Pa, will
r.Arly attend the Courts in Potter and
be adjoining Counties l0:I
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L. ". BENTON,
". K. KING,
0. 7. ELLISON,

!ACUCING PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa.
'.pecttglly informs the citizens Of the vii
@se and vicinity that he will promptly re-
'.oal 10 all calls for professional services.
O-ee on Main ST., in building formerly oc
.-rei by G. ". Ellis, Esq. 1922
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ISAAC BENSON.

.IJBNEY AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa, will
l.-al 10 all business entrusted TO him, with
a-sand prOmptness. Office corner OF West
al Third SIS. lU:l
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ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,

lTJBNEY i COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Ogaisr,port Pa, will attend to all business
frl,.s4 to his care, with prompnes and
,is..y Office in Temperance Block, sec
wl l0J-. Main 81. lO:I
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l.. p. WILLISTON,

Attorney At LAW, Wellsboro', Tioga Co.,
h, viii attend the Courts in Potter and
Eheau Counties. 9:l3
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gEE POTTER JOURNAL,
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ThOs. :. Chase,

ham all Letters and Communications
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