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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Great Cost Sale.-TRowBRIDGE wishes to
get out of the Clothing business, and with
that end in view, offers his large stock o!
Winter Clothing at cost. If you want un-
heard-of bargains give him call. This is
no humbug. Hereafter he intends to deal
exclusively in Boots and Shoes. Drop in
and price his clothing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Episcopal Fsstical.-The entertainment to
be given this evening by the Episcopal So,
ciety of this place, bids fair to be the affair of
the season. The table ans alone will be worth
the admittance fee Then remember, this
evening, Overman's Hail. Tickets of adm; /.
sion 25 cents each. Hall open at CT o'clock
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Ne,o Yorkers attend. - An adjourned
meeting of New Workers will be held in
j. B. PtwERs' Office tomorrow Saturday
evening, to perfect the organization of the as,
ISOLATION. Every native of the Empire State
is requested to attend.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Lectre.-This evening S. P. BRAINARD,
Esq, Of Waterloo lectures before the Horti.
cultural Society. If you attend you will be
sure of hearing something well worthy Of at
tention. The lecture week from tonight
will be delivered by S. BAGG, Esq, of Water.
loo. Subject: "Ol;ger CrompeH"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

For Nesc Tork.-Scrgeant TURNER, late OF
the Iowa First, is recruiting for the 18th U.
s. Infantry, headquarters at Fort Hamilton,
New York harbor. Men armed with the
MIME rifle. Pay, subsistence, clothing, and
passage to New York Immediately. Troops
going to Fort Hamilton are sure of comforta-
bic winter quarters. Apply at the Carter
House in this place. r... a.."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
EMPLOYMENT!
$25!l
1873 !!

AGENTS WANTED!
We will pay from s25 to $75 per month"; and all expen
ses to active Agents. give commission. Particulars
sent free. Address ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r.
JAMES General Agent, Milan Ohio
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Personal--A B. f. HTLDREru, editor of
the Charles City Lntelligencer, favored us
with call last Wednesday evening. He was
on his way home from Des.Moines, where he
had been attending the session Of the State
Board of Education, of which body he is a
member ,..". .l.....F
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

IT. RandaU.-Dr. PIERCE favors us with
most interesting letter from Fl. Randall
1t is full Of interest, especially for the friends
of the boys who are now stationed at that
ina
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
cHhAGb MARKET.
cu,c,co DEE Q, ,

CHICAGO, Dec. % 1861.
LIVE HOGs-&252.7a2.724.
DRESSED HOGS-&3. OGG7 s31O.
wHEAT-Winter. No. 2, Red Winter In store 20 cents
Spring, No. 1, 67i6J6a; No. 2, 63GlfSsc
fras
BEEF CATTLE-s2,is! for ccrn-noa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Christmas T1e.- The pupils attending
Miss MATHEWS school had Christmas Tree
Party at the school room last evening, to
which We're invited their parents and mum.
Der Of their friend. The exercises embrace
singing, declaiming, composition readings,
eating good supper, and the distribution q
gifts from the tree. All present apparently
enjoyed themselves capitally-thc children
especially. There was none of that head.
splitting confusion so often attending gath
erings of this nature. Miss MATHEWS, while
she teaches the young idea how to shoot,
does net neglect that instruction calculated g
make ladies and gentlemen Of her pupils, and
to implant in their little minds an excellent
code of the moral law.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Books.-The librarian of the Horticultural
and Literary Society, in accordance with law,
hereby calls in all books, now in the hards
Of members, belonging to the library of said
Society. The library will not be open for
drawing until the week following the annual
meeting, which is to be held on Friday eve
ming, January 9th 1862. Those having books
in their possession will please heed this call,
and certainly return them by next Friday
evening.
GEO. D. PERKINS, Librarian.
Cedar Falls Dec. Eth 1851.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
DUBUQUE MARKET.

UUBUQCE, December %, lSG1.
WHEAT-Quoted at 4SM52c.
DRESSED PORK-42.OOO325.
OATS-18c.
CORN-150l6c.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

California; Association.-The Californians
of this place met last Saturday evening and
organized an Association by the election of
the following officers:
Prcsident-L L. Cook.
Vice-President--H. H. Meredith.
Secretary-O. Bradley.
Corresponding Secretary-D. D. Devine
Treasurer NJ Overman.
1t was decided to hold Festival on the
night Of the 23d of January. The place, of
holding the Festival, as well as the particu-
lars connected with it, have not yet been de-
cided on, bat will be at the next meeting.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
VANSAUN, HUNT & CO.,
AGENTS FOR
FAIRBANKS SCALES,

LIVERY VARIETY CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
for sale at Chicago Prices. Hay Scales put up
short notice and warranted Also Hopper and Platform
Scales Of every variety. All persons wishing Scales are
requested TO send in their orders. BY purchasing Of
you will save all freights.
Cedar Falls, June 18th, 1851 13H
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Ladies' Soldiers did .Society.-A box of
articles will be packed to-day for the Hospi-
tai, at the house of |. ScHENK, for the benefit
ofCompany X, and shipped tomorrow morn
ing. Another box will be sent on the I'd of
January. Let every family in this place and
vicinity send something to relieve the poor
soldiers. Those in the valley north Of us
can leave articles with FRANK CHASE, at VAN
SAUN, Hunt & Co.'S store, or at the house
named above. The ladies will receive goods
of any kind and prepare them. They meet
at the house of Mrs. w. p. OvERMAN on
Monday evening next
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
(sS4u,s'
EXCHANGE

On New York. Chicago, and Dubuque for sale at the
Exchange Office of E. B. HATCH; and the highest price
will also be paid for Eastern Drafts Eastern Currency,
: and Gold, e. b. HATCH.
CBDAR FALLS, May Sth, 1861.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Yet Another Assoeiation.-We have seen
n 'tices, Ct which the following is a verbatim
copy, posted up around the Streets
''PosY couNrAINs.-The natives of Posey County ms
diana will meet at the Lime Kiln on Christmas for the
purpose of having Tme. Pukes, Hoosers Suckers,
Badgers Buckeyes and lIawkeys are inv ted cpat
All natives of Posy County that have fathers will act as
Committee Of Arrangements.
MANY NATIVES"
We suppts, the above was intended for
good natured burlesque on the ISIS num-
Der of Festivals and Associations which we
are enjoying nowadays
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

- y - ---|-- AUENC1ES.
Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Maclines-Mrs T. Hodge
Fairbanks Scaies-VanSaun, Hunt 4 Co.
Print Psper-Dishop 4 Benjamin.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
AGENCIES

HARBERING AND HAIRDRESSING.
tippcld Morris.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
FOR SALE.

Printing Press-J. NJ. Overman & Co.
Horse and Bnggy-W. II. Sessions.
Farms and Town Lots Mullarky.
Farms. Berry.
Timber LOTS. A. Bishop.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Nseo Tar.-We take this opportunity to
wish all of our friends and patrons Happy
New Year y 1922 - Ct &
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

Cedar Falls Dec. 21M 1861.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-21

ti"n Of the = Salt Water" (Which merely
PAYS exFenscs,) yield large quantities
of oil.
! was glad to find that tie true patriot
ic spirit still exists in Tidloute; iiur i;t
anding the great ell excitement | will
give you an instance. WIS standing
early one morning. {yctl know | am an
early riser.) near the hotel wh,n three
men much excited, and who had struck
ri! in their we'll the evening before, rush
cd BY he in great haste and singing witt.
mach spirit, the national song comntuc
ing:
Oh say, can you see by the dawn's early
light,
What SO gladly we hailed at the tNiiight's
last cleaning p
| had the plea ure of meeting while
there, our late worthy representative Lew
is Mann, Fsq. and our noble fliend Lord
Garfield. by some ignorant persons callc,
lord 4 Garfield. also our young TREND
and townsuan ThoS. kiua : the latter has
changed somewhat in personal appearance
since ve last met, but appears To be feel
ing we'll arc happy. lie told me conf
dcntlaliy, IN private conversation ! had
with him, that he would like to make IA
ec'y bty hi"y." and had no donbr
Whatever thar few others nj hit be found
who would like to do the same
Owing To the immense quantities. oi
oil. Time slips along with a rapid ~
unknown ,i>ewLere | heard of one III
iatuated individual residing IN The north
ern part oi utter county, wlo became so
cun, inced of the utter worthes>neSs Of
time pieces. that lie gave a valuable gold
watch in exchange for little ice 1t ,s
thought that he was sick with fever at
the time.
| WAS there ll,ree days by the almanac,
but cannot accuul.t tor more than thirty
six hours P*
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s.eiier from fne Rev. Dr. Henry

The Rev. Dr. Henry, AN eminent aud
learned clergyman If the Episcopal
Church, has aidrexse,. to United States
senator the following letter On tie sub
jectof compromising the Slavery question
ELWBURGH. Il. ! Jan. p. 1861.
My DEAR -: have y"ur Lote.
Thanks. trust in God the Republicans
are nor goin4 t. be 50 cowardly. 20 base,
aud 80 foolish withai. a. 10 surrender ui
Ter the pressure of Secession and Srce>s-
ion threats Guod lira,cir,. Of wha,
stuff ale they 'naGe TEcy have only to
>'ani firm. AID sly:
" have done 30 wrong; ynu have
and shall ave everything YOU lave right
to have bur, what YOU ave no hight 10
demand-w nat ii would be wrong, base,
and di>graceiui for rs to srant-We never
Will grant no, never, never, never. W c
have rights as well as You; rights that
are our duties too, and. by Tie Eternal
God, we shall stand on them, come what
may. Scc2de on paper as much as you
please.
I'VE will not make war upon YOU for
for that. but we will maintain the >upre.u-
acy of the Constitution and lie avs l.
you make war oD the Union, we will d, :
fend il at all cost, and the guilt of blood
be OH YOU. heads. Fnieat Donajaus-
let the Lord be Judge between us.
"Stana on this; continue to stand on
this; stand firmly; stand all of you-and
things will come right. Tie stars in their
course fight against secession; all hiS,or
zeal laws, all causes, political and econpnr-
lcal, fight against it.
secession is suicidal, as inevitably su
icilai in the long result as taking Ia NOR
tai dose of arsetr:c is suicidal to him who
Knowingly and Willingly lakes it.
-" do MT say tina, II the Slave States
shall be deliberately agreed aud deter
mined by and by 10 unite tuge,her and
set up a separate Union for themselves.
would c"eree them to stay. | woGlj
let them try the experiment, if they will
20 peaceab!y ani honestly.
- But not now, aud not rs now. Let
lheh restore p!uhder; let them atone tur
the insults and wrongs done let them
(perhal.s( surrender some f the TRAITORS
for trial and cundsn punishment Ler
them behave hnnorab!y aud honestly fist.
'nen, if 20 they will, my voicc is to let
them 90. Let them cat the fruit of their
own d"ings; lel them filled with their
own devices. | sl,ali be sorry for them
But. perhaps, i; is lie st way to open
their foolish eyes. They will find the
Union was the only buttress for their
Slavery.
" But as to compromises and con-
ccs>lons to prevent such result Bah
Compromises all on one side. Conces-
slons of what should not for a moment
be thought Of rs eoncessible | am sick
Of tho words.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-21

would have caressed her, and said. with 1
light laugh. Why, Mr. Lawson, did moi
you know | WAS engagol.' Engaged !?
/ | cried. Yes, sac replied. Mr. Holmes
h $ been away since knew you. but
thong Int yon knew of the engagement
Il knew this was false. Fearful OF
losing the attentions she had been accus
toned To, sac hod kept her engagement
sec ct, that in society she nj ght still
! reign as one free to be won said t.
her, 'furgive me that | have annoyed
you- oh. . 40. not at all. she said
i shall always be happy TO see You an,
sorry there was any mistake, but tho
you were like myself only flirting, pour
posser le temps
$50 we parted. | came home mad
dened. sickened l." and here his voice
sank to whisper, "drank deeply, Net
tie. to try to forget, but my nature revolt
ell at this degradation and | tried 10
study. My fathers death just woke me
FROM the delirious agony of thought and
when MY mother followed him, leaving
you, child, to my charge. | sternly faced
life. trying to forget the Paradise | had
dreamed of aud lost Lost Nevcr can
trust again a> trusted ten. Where
domestic happiness sFo, ID have blessed
my life, she has thrown bitter memories
to take it. place She has made me stern
cynical. distru Iful, and excuses it to
herself on tue ground that it was ''only Il
Ai'tation' DO not let use sec NY little
sister following in her fno>teps. or |
shall learn to hate and dc>pise all wo.
men"
Il am sorr- ~
"Nertie, Graham loves you, would make
you his wife; he has spoken of it to
me- Yet. if you cannot love him, let
him see now that his salt will be Il vain
one DO not lead h.n on ill you are his
one hope, to drive hin to despair at last
lie is rash and impul>iye, and msy not
live down such bow"
'.Joe----" in low toue.
"lc>, dear"
fell him Love -him-and am
not hirtiug-"
Yes :"
"And-J Joe don 't-hate me"
4 tender, loving kiss was pressed up.
on her torehcad and low voice blessed
her fer her dcsisnn.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-21

No concession will be satisfactory IL
the South except such as the people oi
The, North will hurl YOU from your places
ahd damn you to everlasting iufamv il
You grant.
- Property -man property in the
Territories = Think not .or moment
OF concedIng that.
- Slaves Dr|perty.' within the mean
ing of the Constitution Do no: dream
the nation will ever consent 10 such a colt
structlun, or to any amendment iutroduc-
ing snci a drctrlne.
The right of transit with slaves
through the Free States ana Of Temporary
holding them .here--and con. equent
conversion of Castle Garden into a slave
market (guardetl, if need be. aud would
be. by Federal bayone's) this is what
Virginia esq ecially wants in order t" ia
cilItate her slave trade with Texas. But
let her not entertain the thought that we
will ever consent to it.
8 Great contempt and indignation arc
felt at Cameron talk in the Senate ,ts.
terday.
The universal inquiry is, and has
been for some days. why there Las been
no impeachment of the traitors among
you-especially Of those honorable and
chivalrous persons vii" have leId on
among YOU to Oh truct business aud pro.
mote treason. 1t is hi gh time. The i'm
peachment of such ma. as Wicfail, for
instance, wouId do world of uoud-co
further to prick The wind out of secession
than IA thousand speeches.
Ever yours &. s. HENRY"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-21
POETR Y.
\ FINE OLD POEM.


"Ihoce learned" says the nelanctoly Ps,,a
tozz'. thai IN this wide ,corl,! no one heart is abl
or railing TO help another"
say not we through life must struerle,
Must toll and mDiirn alone
mat no one human heart eau answer
lne oeatngs OF our owa
The stars look down from the silent heaven
Into the quiet stream,
And see the lseves from its depths
In fresher beauty sleam
The sky vita its pale or glowing hues,
Ever painteth the wave below
And the sea sends up its mist to form
Bright clouds and the heavenly bow.
Thus each does of the other borrow
A beauty not its ,wn;
And tells us that no thing in Nature
Is for itself alone.
Alone, amid life's griefs and perils,
The stoutest soul may quail:
Left to its own unaided EFFORTS,
The strongest arm may fail
And tho all strength still comes from Heaven,
All light from God above,
Yet we may sometimes be his angels,
The apostles OF his love.
Thel let us learn to help each other,
Hoping unto the end
Who sees in every am brother,
Shall find in each Il friend.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-21

EOBtN iIEERrCK, Il grave digger Of the
dissenting church at Falkirk. exercised
his voe#'iou for the period of half a con-
tury lie was emphnved III preparing tie
grave of a d'cea>,d d Ic's"n l"'u he held
in p' cular esteem. Ioa gentleman win,
happ' ncil to rasS nj t'Ee time he <nlumei
up cuiogs on the departed by <asing,
{ lie was >c ii fine eiiei. I'm l1ae7kin'
his grave wi' a nesF spade fierrick was
MT always disposed TO indulge in con.
nlendarisn Uf the deceased. 4 gentle
maL walking in the chu, chvard obs rved
thai the swarl on Il par ictslar grave was
unusually fresh and green = Az" re.
piled Robin. Its bouny turf. but ii's
erea, pity 10 see it pafteu' down upon sic
sk.nrr."
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LOOK HERE

A Ii those indebted to the lat firm of
IN SMITH l. JONES. are politely rNucsted
to call at c. Smiths store, and settle Al nav
without delay. BY so doing Won will Nnch
oblige us-otherwise we will be underp,e
painful necessity of trying to cblige you.
SMITH & JONES.
Coudersport. Jan. 2, ls6l.-3mo,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-21
EZRA STARKWEATHER.

BLACKSMITH would inform his former Gus
toners and The public generally thrt he has
rce'tablished shop in the building form
eriy occupied by Benz Kennels in Conders-
port, where he will he pleased to do all
Kiads of B!acXsmithin@ on the most reason
able terms. Lumber, Shingles and all
kinds of Produce taken in exchange tor
work. 1874
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-21

a distinguished clergyman being re-
1ncsted 10 open the services with prayer.
but not having been Invited 10 preach,
declined. saying, tat " as his friend wus
going 10 do rhe moving, he might whet
his own scyshe."
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-21
Y. J. THOMPSON,

Il WAGON MAKEB and RE
PAlRER, C1udersport, Potter CO., Pa, takes
this method f informing the pub 3 s-po
lie in general hat he is prepared Els34Ss9
TO do all work y his line with prompGness,
in workman-lhe manner, and upon the
most accommodating terms. Payment for
Repairing invariably required on delivery OF
the work. seA- An kinds Of PRODTCk
>%&en on account of wirk las
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TERMS --$l.25 TER kNRuli.

mad So ii is with these Southern mad.
mea. Ihej .dice sud passion are the ele-
nleiit> of the storm That has overihrown
their reason aud now direct their course.
| The spirit of reckless career has taken
possession of them. Iftheg d. not pretty
soon RESTRAIN theft feelings, the storuI
how gathering in the Nmih and West
will sweep Slavery out # existence!
| When il burs;s, South Carnlina vii; trv
for an earthquake 10 swallow her Up. aud
her br",eSt supporters, like ancient he
rocs. vii, leap upon their swords 10 escape
the "wraih 10 come" The gathering
hosts "f Freemcn will come down upon
them Ike she Angels Of tie I.ld upon
ihc AS, rianS of Old, and will wipe
them out a. with the Gezom Of destiuc-
'ion. Perhaps am toe I'ut Drained too
has'v-do stop 10 connt the Gust. WeHl
y0n know it takes "ud men for counsel
and young meh for wal" and you must
excuse yonng America blood for b,ilits
Il / tie vhen lis dearest privileges have
been taken from him. have bee? liv.
lng this winter IN a pro.aoce,y hat bt,!
near tle city of Lexington, Mo, where
they >lnk printing presses for daring to
>pea!; honestly: where men are mtbbed,
and l.uchcd for l,,ing liberty among
influential slave o~neis where frees sperch
wn> pad licked, and where ail .irpublieau
apoiuZIsPrs must haLg between the hcav-
e. and the csrtll, or chai.ge their place
of r s'Gence ,p'cdil ). think YOU esp
Iappreciate ny feelings ] know deliber-
a'iun IS a virtue, aud I" louk before ruu
leap" motto,--that an invading army
may destroy in day what will require Il
century to build up again a II the hur-
rorS # a civil war pass before my inaei.
hation. get there Is time whcn forhear-
auce ceqscs, ard 30 delay is ruin. Such
TO NE seems the eyis'irg state Gf affairs.
Nothing sill save the tIui0n but heter-
ininGlion upon the par; Of tho North 10
- face fhe nus The fraifos ave at.
ready relpetrated deeds black enough to
make Heaven jiuSh and the other place
'goice. Sill must We lCn by kEeet
and lick the dilt they throw before us.
let them quietly ind oGr hands and iect
and leave H. helpless TO defend ourselves?
No. nerfr The Young men "f our coun-
try will defend III country'S rights. let
""ateFer may come ne fa>t hickcr-
l"SS OF nope are wei nish extlnguis' ed.
yet spark still remains to poiut us to-
.he " God WHO iides on the stern and
directs the wIrrwind. that lie NAV quiet
the LilIcYS of ON o>iIion and res.,rp neacs
% car distract . c"hHtry'
na'e '"o oF"thefS III Miss. lheV
say 'a 'nr teoP,e are hanging all Black
ntFo"''ca"S 'heF can a'lest' L""sft"
F'rr""m : ""'Fe rs Hy S9"ef. once sa-
effa' 'nt now tra"pled IN the dns'
hat l ''a't crop The lH'ch Tfffa.
II: We already 'raf reendcd proper hints.
WIN "S "lu1" ''Fpec' H. H"n Por'"if'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-03-21

AN acrimonious old snarl says thas
love is combination of discases--az
Affection of tie heart and an iufa;na.ragst
&c tha Nrain
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JOHN s. MANN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW.
CoaderSport, Pa, will attend the several
Courts in Potter and M'Kean Counties All
eusiness entrusted in his care will receive
prompt attention. Office corner of West
and Third streets IO.l
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ISAAC BENSON.

ATTORNEY AT Law, Coudersport, Pa, will
attend to all business entrusted 10 him, with
care and promptness. Office on Second st
near the Allegheny Bridge. l2:
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o. T. ELLISON,

HRACTICING PHYSICIAN, Coudersport. Pa
respectfully informs the citizens of the vii
sage and vicinity that he VIII promptly re-
Bpond to all calls for professional service,
O;ice on Main ST., in building formerly oc-
eupied by c. w. Ellis. Esq. 922
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ARTHUR G.. OLMSTED.

ATTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Ceudersport, Pa, will attend to all business
entrusted to his care. with promptneS and
I'D. ity. Office on Soth- west corner Of Main
and Fourth streets. l2I
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+. w. KNOX.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Coudcrsport Pa will
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
the adjoining Counties. l0:l
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l.. BIRl
SURVEYOR, CONVEYANCE &c. BROOK.
LAND. Pa, formerly Cush evillel Ofice
in his Store building. 81
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