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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

EAST ERNsEssEE.-Ths KaoxyDis EhiF 81
,ls BON izst says tbs uaa-of eas5 s Gay
U Two ago eOnruE 10 KHcLyils. made = III e-
u31Us escape * la.ll5 east q C.svslsnd The
.rsek vas B,CUl Cd by 4 Ts0sl soTgsdJ."
BsgTl.cv ssy: "AiI Transfers Of property
from re0eis &c Ua!on msR, made prior 30 Iss Of
JsUuagg, 1864. $40 Huu ard void"
SsmUsi Wis, the spicy editor Of the kthess
Post, Who was captured rcne hms ago - Ia.
enemy, ID ssid 30 have bs53 hang sssFssn Nsss-
VILE and Observation-Disclosures ChToascis.
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Ordinary ofFuItOn County
Wanted,
LOST,
Printer Wanfe
CIRCUE.gR.

A GOOD UUNPosfFOR esn aad suplsTusras
"A this oGss. Prssst ~ per teo0 smL fa8Z
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MARINE NEWS.
Sept. is. Rs COS. s.. san W, even. Is


c.ppn
land; y w Riune, baltimore.
AMP I A s,.nIa, s.m.on. fo, p,vr.
% 1
AGA: Hunter. Remcdios.
PRIGs-Mar,s. Lisbon: Carl Cnns.an.inA Nevry;
Trouhsdour a. Iohn, n; WIN Re- npett do do: ?
Miller Nssssp; ap,i,co, Il DOMINGO.
nooNths-heten. rpoIues Monroe' ~ "
wh,Iple' N~ssn hstyr-| Dr,on' r., ,,ntann, fhiIn-
de phis Boynton. Cal.s, susan, fhiisdeiphta, III.
leu I"nha- New Haven
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: isss & : ss :! ~: &, = b ::ss
u S::; si T PI s.
dent da hs hall -. hi " h, M nsia. s.tad. m
3; me-, AFTER hs %sStins 'douF n'd salute Of
Bov usnfovr. n. j., Avg. sf.-Bo rien,owp I. alive
toni ht. About three thousand r. ople are assembled
McC elan = ' " '''' ''' "'''' '"'o''"s LOT
e. s'S Sa; q to az x. s: '% n .S. &
Ea.s. nsior Val delivered The sidres. ''''
81 ~ ~ sn5 ,S ,1S' bs%. ,: Of Port;
honor ~ the nomination Of Mcclellan.
sprtnofsd, Hsss- Aug. 3t---one hundred gun.
.e,e hred In th. city ,hi. evening honor Of The
Chicaso nomins,ion. There .s also grand display
boston, Mar AUG. STA saute 4 ono hundred
sur. was fred ,9-niRh, by the Comet, atons Club In
| Oil, vs brilliantly Illuminated In n evening.
Mc,lellan'. nomination weIe hIed thi. afternoon.
Bsgs Square Is being addressed by Democratic
1 SPEAKERS.
died guns fred In honor OF Mcclellan this eve
| ninF.
| pror,dene, r. T., AUG. al 4 salute Of ono hun.
| Clelhn's nominaton.
ALLEGED WIFE MURDER. -Coroucr Ranney
Nook the snte-mortem dcposi lion. yesterday. OF
Mrs. Nancy Love, wife Of John Love, . violin max
er, Of Fifty first street, near Ninth avenue and
frotr her test nony cleaned the following alleged
facts; That the husband hsd cob ,bitea with the
housekrepcr, one Ann o'Nel, and that this person
bad estrnnged his affections from his wifo and in
ducrd him W msltrest her +; that the deponcni hal
boon married nine years. and thiA op Tuesday
| last she wsr taken sick snd conHi cd to her bed.
suAhrng as II from poison that size experienced
intense psrr In the throat and storn sch. and desr-
ed her husband I, summon . physician, bu, that
instead Of calling In medical aid The husband len
her without food to sustain life or water 70 quench
hcr thirst. and went on an excurs1on with Ann
| OXEN that since the depon cnrs husbAnd frst
| made the acquaintance Of the houa keeper he b sa
repeatedly threatened w take tho drponcnis lie,
and that she believes herself " have been poisoned
administered poison 20 his wife, and that Ann
o'Neil socessnry before and after the fact, and
thcrcipon the Coroner committed 10th 1--we aud
| his psrsmo'u IN await thu result Of the Poisoning
Mrs Love Is IS ycars ol asae.
LTu-
Mrs. Love who poIs ,nod by her husband
died at O'Clock Last evening".
Coal DowS.-The regular monthly auction
s.le IL Scranton coal took pa At the Office Of h
polawr~ LsckAvsns and W es,ern R,ilrosi Co,
yesterday. The following ar, the sales male
tiNng decline On AL aver Ngc Of q little les,
than . dollar pr ton compared with ias
month
| Lump-S.Nen tons. al 80 Tn.sl0'..
|; S'eafnhoat-t ~ tcua Mt 81 5lAs 10 tS
| Irate-k fpJ tons at tl0.t .st0's.
| Isg-A,ta0 ton. NJ SO Sat H..
| S'ons-S,oO tons. At ~ ASH %.
; | CheSnut-2,0oc tons NJ SiU .atipt.
DnowNED-Fdwsrd Eadv was drowned of
the Battery Tuesday evening. while bathing
, His body wiz recovered
A MASS MEETING of Workers in Wood il I,
come Of tits crhursdSy! evening" Sept. LIST, .
, Cooper insututaA
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EROOKIGN

BROOKLYN
Tn NoMrSArioS or M0LELLAS.-The
news Of the nomination Of Gen. MOI ne'lan for Pres
dent nv the Chicago Convention was received with
the utmost en,huh ism by the Democrats Of brook.
Ign. sa,uies were fred IN the Etriern and West
ern districts. and meetings " he held tonight,
By the two general committees to make prcpsra-
tions for grand ratification rneett ig be held q,
the Academy az Muse.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

AT A SACRIFICE, TO CLOSE AN Estate, q
tit-t elAfs tenement house Ia ihh a, having II
pei cent on y Ice, also hioEn stone house. in AL
e. In bth ~ near Lexington ave, In aIth ST. resS
IN sre; sso cottGte in a0th ~. AppJ TO W "
fkrlkElCH, "A Thru G,e, next door TO the cor.
neE OF 32d ~. a30
A RARE CHANCE-HOW TO INVEST
a money well. House and lots for pale, on The
very n"h TO the public school and ralWay ,tation
Term. cAs,. be pfopertF must he cold. In IulIc "A
JONI WHITE Real tstnte AGENCY, in5 wGshiugtou
street, ilotnken, and IN jos. i. ElLLRN, 5g6 Grand
81 WV ioIN' J5g
CHEAP FARMING LANDS FOR SALE. 100
~ mt ~ from Nos York, At - and 80 per acre In.
quife Mt e. 1t NTON'S lani Once, cor OF Pali.ada
ave and WarTea 81, Hudson City, New Jersey. Sll
FOR SALE, on LONG ISLAND, NEAR 4
depot--4U0 acres Of excellent unimp owed l,n,f,
% growth Of oak timber, soot loan SOIL 10 feet m
depth; would make fine farm. conyeuient IN ne
foe tshlns. OYSTER &c, al.o GOOD opportunity 4
ocuie manuiins, such ne sel-weei, uuscl1s and
tsh. which enTiches the ian TO AZ Nth porer eni
tvstion he VIII lodu.e equal 70 any an d In t6s
sts'e and III he cold lie most 10 uonshle te,mS
tie ., ,ect and itte nom incuIa branee Aoply 10 a
M'colIris' l'Z Futon st "a story, Ga Gf.ce. ?5S
E)R SALE-A PLEASANT HOUSE ANE
l. barn, an &C s. in M4pe'h p.ise ali a; ,sry
%" also lac wax, ahou, . " iest lGar , luii
Al Yea Y het In tIl.e oil j. \. JOH,sON, hak
peth, - nies iionl ne v i4llgrshu.. Ia Il es ii
ITO LET-TEIR SEGAR STORE CORNER
Of New i}owery ami Roosevelt st. an excellent
stand Enquire ~ Pearl II. IS
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Too Late for classification.
DEATHS -.

sNEH-On Aug. ~, Bartholomew snee, aged ~
The relatives and friends OF the family are 10
,pactiully invited 10 attend the funeral, on Friday
afternoon, a. O'Clock, from 2l5 East ed -. POI
OPERATORS on WHEELER & WILSON'S
~ machine, and beisie! on blou es none but gooi
hands reed rpply; and cts. i'd; woik ven GU.
Also han 10 wan 81 on hold- made shlts Gail IN he
Is SoTy, 1ih ave, bet. 81 and bSh e. all ees. 26
V>o PRINTERS - WANTED A YOUNG
i man in job ONCE 20 ~osk al pTess case. App,
at Fist 81, near Bosery. 2J3
VoLUTrEEIRSS's AHT dST Ersv BouS
$500 eash down aher Doctors ANIMATION, for volur
teerp only choice OF REGIMENT and days urloush By
applying 70 Captain SWEET, SO Bowery, near Bayard
street. Can early. 94
XXTANTED-THREE FEMALE COMPOST
w TORS and THREE TWO rHIRDERs Gnnd
..ss; and se.Sy SSrs . sccd bands Inquire I%me'
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gIJoICINGs ELsEwHERE.

AibdrU, y T., Aug. 9l.-The domination Of Nc
Cl,lLsn caused great cnthusasn In THE city. hum
drei suns we've tired at noon, and hundred more at
sunset. Thin e'snlAs prOceesion, preceded by a
md Of music aud bearing torches and Transparent
Giles. /. paradins the streets. Banners hearing the
name Of Mcclellan are Displayed different points.
sp cth,s were male iron the Capitol steps.
OyitHshurg, \. y. AuG. ~. The nomination Of
Mcclellan wa received hero WIN sr'at rejoicing.
THIRTY Jour guns we've fired on the receipt Of the
honh,cs blazing. rockets a.endlnr pf"re'sion- NOV,
iur and people Ielo.cing. III" lkNn, RAJ 0ihoo and
many pliyac residences aIo brilliantly illuminated
Prom! zen; citiznr aye add esslns the crowds.
RochfrS-, v. Y. Auo. 8l-McCl ellsn. nomination
leiug taio ed over here by the ringing Of bells,
and N. a. ms Of one hundred suns. larre OVID OF
cireus axe listening 10 aidIesses from the steps of
the Court House.
L., kyor. ny AUG. sl.-acClel!an', nomination
Gus s 10. nilng national sas in honor OF Lit
tie Mac"
Purbkrpa,s " Y, Aug. "A salute OF one
b nd {. uns WI. Il Q! lie e III MI e-uoon in homo
o tie ION n Alton OF .dcU e.l'Il a.. se- ne on.
TDy Sl.-The De,noc &c, OF mis- city f.eI
A.. IA ia . eve ins, IN honoI o. NcC eIaIs non4i-
nation, anu al Iup. o. ptu p ocession pa adei the
Inns we!e illuminated, Subsequently laIse public
meeting a. organized In front OF the Court House
steps.
B,.1alo, " y, Aug. 5l.--The news Of McClellans
nom alton Was received with great enthusiasm by
the Dernoersts here One hundred guns were fred
Once and slssvheTe> and In tie evening fireworks
were displayed and speeches made. A great crowd
assAmhied around the democratic Assnri stion RoomA
to hear and soc the celebration.
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McCI.kLr.AS, rHE PEOPLES
tnuIgY.

Tammany Hall Wa brilliantly Illuminated, and
bore ttanspaiency with the portrait Of Mcclellan,
beneath Which wa Jsrkson'. Immortal declaration
"tur ysioN AUST AND SNAIL hs rRIeLRyEp."
g. The adjournment OF III" meeting the -ceue was
brilliant one As far u Chatham stett re the eye
could reach Chatham squsc and on all siiea could
only lie seen q of head. movlnr like waves Of
tie Q, can, shoutlns and cheering for Mcclellan and
rendeton. Meeting. also held In ot!er parts Of
III. city, where the yariou, Ward Democr otic Head
quarrel. were illuminated, aud tar barrels hshtcl q,
the incr cciion Of streeu in honor of the Chicago
nominations
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THE WOODLAND CEMETERY, FOR THH

THE WOOD-LAWN CEMETERY, FOB THH
u City Of Nes lott and Vicinity.
TRl sTELs.
s.is .ief sR EFF RSsu T. s cs
Iucus Hopkins, reas Charles Crarv,
James - Smith, Sec, William r. Morris
Caleb r. knevalr, Samuel D. Parsona
WILLIAM Cliff Controller.
Contains over 80 srr. lot. ready for sale; maiA
entrance a. the wcod-lAsn station, mile. ooyoa1
WuIIHn's H. idee, on the Harlem X. r.; reached hy
funeral IN chartered cars in % minutes from Goth ct;
Al9'hoi eat ance for funerals in carriage, only,
niles niles from klnes Brdee, and miles ION Central
delshiiul drive. lsscrip i've pamphlets, maps etc,
ffnrhei ~ tie office, ~ Eat 9oth ct. Ivy the sur
veror nn The srounis and b. Undertakeis. IS
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Take notice Inst the following {. doc iption Of
,he reflective names used and ivate mark marks
branded stamped Nv the undersi ne i oncaccl In
the manuiar'u:c Of Malt i,uo = their Iespect,ve
butts hoeshenis barrel, half barrels, casks half
cass quarter cask' aud kegs, and this lie published
relation to the sale, and disp Jsiou o. butts hoss.
heads, barrels casks kegs, usei In the ma1ulacturS
Of MAI, ld.ner p,soa MN ga, Is64 " The Leafs
nr 2It IN the Se.t on Lave Of 1854.
Dated Ma 25th. sol.
william al' as4r' S'' h1ad 81 81 str5ee
ALBANY.
". MARI.
T Bevcridso 4 Co. j. BEvERIpjGiE 4 co.
NENBCRiH.
John ryloFt Sons. T BLyER!pGE 4 co,
THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RENEWING
l. his tall roodr, hack and white, Weddings irss
qual'y 10th sheet and yard, put up In lse--Alss
yarn, carpet warwick hemp, cotton and haI twinna
Manufacturer supplied With cotton.
he above zoos Tor sale wholesale and retaii, hy
THOs. GNWNNE, Agent 3lN
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TERMS. $3.50 PER ANNUM,
Truc POiiteneSS

He who has heart glowing with kind.
ness and good will towards his fellow
man, and who is guided 10 the exercise
of these feelings knows goodness does not
consist IN wearing white silk glove, and
in gracefully lifting your hat as you meet
au acquaintance 1t does not consist in
artificial smiles and 6attering speech, but
in silent and honest desire to promote the
happiness of those around you in the
readiness to sacrifices your own ease and
comfort to add to the enjoyment of others:
The poor negro women who found Nun
go Park perishing under the palm trees
of Africa, and who led him to their hut
and supplied him with food and lulled
him to sleep with their simple songs;
were really polite. They addressed him
IN language OF kindness and sympathy
they led him tenderly to their hume, and
did all in their power to revive his droop,
ing spirits
A poor drover was driving his beeves
to market on winters day The cattle
uet lady in the path, and apparently
unconscious of the impoliteness, com.
PEELED the lady to turn one side into the
snow. "Nladam,' said the drover, apol.
ogizIug for the rudeness of his herd, "if
the cattle knew as well as | do, YOU
should not walk in the snow" Tha:
drover was, in the best sense of the word,
a gentleman, while many young man;
with glove and cane and graceful step, ID
brute.
The man who lays aside all sel6shness
in regard to the happiness of others, who
is ever ready to confer favors, who speaks
the language of kindness concilliation,
and who studies to manifest those little
attentions which crafty the heart, is
polite man, though he may wear home-
spun coat and make very upgraceful
bow; and many fashionable who dress.
es genteelly Y, and enters the most crowded
apartments with assurance and ease is 4
perfect compound Of rudeness and inciv;
ility. True prIiteness is q virtue of the
understanding aud of the heart it is not
like the whited sepulchre or Sodom's far.
famed fruit.
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MO rHER, WEEPl

Mother, weep thy boy is lying
Wounded, moaning in his pain;
Weep the death shots, thickly flying
Ger the distant battle-plain,
Are the answers to his signing,
Weep, mother weepl
Mother, weepl Does no foreboding
Shadow o'er thy dreams, to- night?
Oh tiny heart, in grief corroding,
Hides fancied woe from sight
Hist! the gloomy night towl's boding
Weep, mother weepl
Open wide thy window-shutter5,
See the sky is draped in gloom;
Eark the dirge the right-wind utters,
Moaning Ger thy brave ones doom.
Hist the Storm-King's angry mutters !
Weep, mother weep
Mother, weep the tempest thickens
Ger his wounded form, to might
Scenes at which the faint heart sickens
lightning flashes bring TO light
While thy angpished heartbeat quickens
Weep, mother weepi
Now the rain sweeps madly DER him,
Washing white the crimson stain;
Now he calls on her who bore him,
Wildly calls, and yet again:
"Mother !" Azrael stands before him !!
Weep, ruotheri weepl
Mother, weep! thy Roy is sleeping;
Ne'er shall battle -thunders wake.
Winds a funeral dirge are sW eeping
Ger the mounds our soldiers make.
Weep there's comfort yet in weeping.
Weep, mothers weep!
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attached myself was sent to Scotland
where we remained for few mouths
being ordered again to England, in order
to be transported to the Continent One
unhappy morning, as We were passing out
oftown where we had rested on our march
southwards, my companion and chanced
to see a girl, apparently about fifteen
years of age, washing clothes in tub
Being then the most light hearted among
the light t-hearted, | took up large stone
with the intention of splashing the waite,
against the girl. She stopped hastily,
and, shocking to tell, when threw the
stone, 1t struck her on the head, and she
lei to the ground. with, | fear, her skull
fractured Supplied with what | had
done, | stood gazing on the stream of
blood rushing FROM my poor victims s
head, wheu my mpanion, observing that
no one had seen us, for it was then ear.
ly in the morning.) hurried NE eff We
were not pursued aud were in few weeks
on the Cortiuent but the Image of that
bleeding girl followed NE everywhere ;
and, since | came home, | have never
dared to inquire into the result, lest sus
piciou should be excited, aud | should
suffer for murder. For | fear from the
dreadtuI nature of the bow, that the
death of that poor creature lies at my
door %
While Hutton was RELAXING this story,
he had turned his eyes to the window !;
but what was his astonishment. as he was
ooucludlLg,to to hear old Hannah cry aloud
Thank God - while his wife burst into
a hysterical passion ct tears and smiled,
and threw herself into lis arms.
My dear husband p cried she, as soon
as her voice found utterance, that town
was Morpeth."
ut was" said he.
"Dear William" the wife then cried,
81 am that girl"
You, CathariDe !' cried the amazed
and enraptured husband, as he pressed
her to bis breast.
"Yes, said old Hannah, from whose
eyes tears OF JOY were fast dropping, 1.-THE
girl whom you unfortunately struck is
now the wife Of your bosom bat vour
fears have magnlfed the blow. Cathariue
was found by myself soon after the ac.
cident and though she lcst little blood
aud was stunned for time, she soon get
rouId again. Praise be to Heaver, for
bringing about this blessed explanation
"Amen, cried Catharine and her hus-
band.
Peace and happiness, as much as usu-
"lly fall to the happiest uortals, were the
lots of Catharine and her husband from
this time forward, their great source of
inquietude being thus taken away. The
wife even loved her husband the more
from the discovery that the circumstan-
ccs which had caused her distress were
but proof Of his extreme tenderness of
heart aud conscience, and William was
attached the more strongly to Catharine
after finding her to be the person whom
he had uuwilliugly injured. A new tie,
as ii were, had been formed between
them Strange as this. history may ap-
pear, it is true.
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nga-A colored sentinel was recently
marching on his beat in the streets of
Norfolk, Va, when a white man, pass
ing by, shouldered hi.u insolently off the
sidewalk, quite into the street. The
soldier, on recovering himself, called out:
Nv White man, haiti"
The white man, Sonthener.like, went
straight on. The sentinel brought his
u'u>ket to present. cooked it, and hailed
again:
White man, HALT, or I'll fire -
The W! lie man. hearing sh0ot in the
tone halted, and faced about
Nv White man," continued the sentry,
perCmptorIy, come here !"
Ii did so
Nv bite man." said the soldier again,
''me no care one cent bunr this particlar
Cuffae; but white man bound To respeck
this unforn, (striking his breast >
White man move on -
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Free and Accepted Ancient York Masons.
EULALIA LODGE. No. 342, e A NJ.
STATED Meetings on the 2nd and thWednes-
days of each menth. Also Masonic gather
ings on every Wednesday Evening, for work
and practice, at their Hall in Coudersport
C.H WARRINER, W. N.
A SIDNEY LYMAN. Sec'y.
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na.In private letter to the edi;or Of
the Washington Republican, from the
army, the writer tells story Of Culpep.
per, whose possessions lay III district
where both armies have foraged. The
chap one day, while surveying rnefuIy
the streaks In the soil where his feuc5s
once stood, remarked with ouch feeling
Il hain't took no sides in this ysE reta
Ion, but I'll be dog goued if edsA sices
hain't took me
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ga clergyman was once sent for i

B A clergyman was once sent for id
the middle of the night by one of the la
dies of hi> CONGREGATION.
We'll, my good woman" said he, 80
you arc very ill, aud require the cousola-
lions Of IeIlgony What can I do for
you?"
No. replied the old lady; Il am on.
" nervous and can't sleep"
How can | help that2 asked the
parson.
80, sir, you always put me to sleep 80
nicely when | go to church, that |
thought if you would only preach little
Tor ma!'
The parson "made tracks"
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gD~' Remcuber M, g., .aId Bobus,
in fu>ler ore day, that YOU arc the
weaker vessel
MAY be So said the lady. "but I'll
take care you shan't forget that the
weaker vessel may have the stronger splrit
in it"
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sag> A tew days since town crief tovk
in charge a lost child, aud proceeded to
hunt up his parents On being asked
what the matter was, he replied:
Here's an orphan child, u,a'am, and
Im trying TO ind its parents
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a9~ A little boy. while writhiug under
the tortares of an ague. was told to rise
up and take powder his mo- her lad pre-
pared for him
Powder! powder !'' said he, raising
himself on one elbow, and putting on q
smile; "mother I am gun"
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SPRING MILLS ACADEMY.

SPRING MILLS, ALLEGANY Co. n. Y.
ELIAS HoRToN. JR., Principal
Mrs. ADA WALKER HORTON, Preceptress
Aiss NELLIE WALKER, Assistant
Miss GFRALDINE WooD, Teacher OF Music
The Fall Term commences August 26.
The Winter Term commences December g.
The Spring Term commences March 25
Tuition from Three to Five Dollars
Board $3.50 per week.
Furnished rooms for self-boarding at low
prices.
For further information address the Princi-
pal or the undersigned.
WM COBB,
President Board of Trustees
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WHY, IS THIS YOU PA lady on
entering car not long since, was struck
BY the familiar appearance OF lady near
her Concluding it Was friend she had
not met for some years, she advanced cor.
daily and proffered her hand.
"dow do you do 2"
why, is this you? I'm so glad to
see you-I could kiss YOU on the spot"
"Certaiuly. Bu. it seems to me you
are looking young; been married lately,
haven't your"
"Yes."
"Well, you are improved wonderfully!
Look ten years younger"
"Where are you living now?"
"In B, at the old place, of
course"
an B? Whyis not your name
Mrs. H-W
mo, indeed! But isn't yours Mrs.
I-w
'Now
And as the Irishman said-'Tt proved
to be nather"
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MANHATTAN HOTEL.
NEW YORK

VNHIS Popular Hotel is situated near the
H. corner of Murray Street and Broad
way opposite the PARK within one block
Of the Hudson River Rail Road and near The
Erie Rail Road Depot. 1t is one of the most
pleasant and convenient locations in the city.
Board S. Rooms &1.5O per day.
N. HUGGINS, Proprietor.
Feb. 18th, 1863.
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ISAAC BENSON

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudcrsport, Pa, will
attend to all business entrusted 10 him, with
care and promptness. OFce on Second st
near the Allegheny Bridge.
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na- Wh.n Nichols Biddle, Familiarity
called Nick Biddle, was connected WITH
the U. s. Bank, there was an old negro
named Harry who used to be loa6ng
around the premises.
One day, in social mood, Biddle said
to the darkey:
"Well, what is your name, my old
friendl'
"Harry. sir; ole Harry said the other
touching his sleepy hat.
"OId Harry" said Biddle, "why that
is the name they give to the devil, is it
not 2"
"Yes sir" said the colo.ed gentleman,
sometimes old Harry, aud sometimes ole
Nick"
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e1 Nobody would like smasn in the
mint. but thousands like the mint in
"sn.dsh."
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q, r. ELLISON,

PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, CouderS2ort, Pa.
respectfully informs the citizens OF the vii
lage and vicinity that he will promply re-
spond to all calls fer professional services
Office on Main St, in building formerly oc-
cupied by G. w. Ellis, ESQ.
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JOHN s. MANN,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Coudersport, Pa, will attend the several
Courts in Potter and Wkean Counties. All
business entrusted in his care will receiv,
prompt attention. Office corner of WeS.
and Third streets
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Nj. J. oLMsTED. :: {: S. D. KELLY
OLMSTED Il KELLY,
DEALER IN STOVES, TIN Il SHEET IRON
WARE, Main St, nearly opposite the Court
House, Coudersport, Pa. Tin and Shee'
Iron Ware made to order in good style, on
short notice.