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a HOME WANTEl-FOR LITTLE Girls
a9ne ~ and he o'hcr IL, city o. country Cal At
H9 liud'pu ave, lft aooi. Il
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NOR SALE AT FARMlNGDALE, l.. |. A
fine house, - stories, II rooms, large village lot,
3gIiz5 feet fuo garden, yaiiety Of fruit, sood
busincs- stand, or pleasant private dwelling, price
rZ,I5O part cash, balance 3 OF years. Apply To A
McLOIIEls l42 Fulton A. llU
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a COTNTRY SEAT % 30

NOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT OF 10
i acres, 10 minutes ride Ot the city everything In
order, aud viii be sold cheap; near the dept rsij
suited TO gentleman doing business In town, AJpV
to A. SERGEANT, Is Wall At. Sax
HOUSE AND lO1 FOR SALE IN FIRST
ave, let 4ith and 18th ste. Price s4,Gn1 hli
cash tho balance on mortgage Enquire on the pro
nIlteu,
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LOR SALE-NEAR WANERLY STATION,
Il l.. l., small farms one " ith cottage, BAN and IL
acres, n improved price lOU; one do. with house,
and ~ ac4c-,2 improved, price 400 both for part
cash Apply W \. hcCOlIkR, az Fulton A., or IL
NELSON, MAyery station, l.. l. Ill
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W ANJHp.

1000 .siI AN and i,, SSisP i, lNR MsIGs
ssaiis eoot tecommc ucauon Or deposit :. ie.
CURED. ytt
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DE.NTISEEsY.

4 SET or TEETH ON SILVER OR RrB-
IAter 80 to s5 on gold, sly " 81 partial p"c'
uut uu, " iiLed ith gold other hlnga, ~ cgs
each, b. IN. II. NlLLEks, a. BJReTy, Oppoit tho
ola Theatre ~
nR. DRAKE, 1875 CANAL STREET, SETS A
I/rrt OF teeth on silver at ~ 10 OIL; lu.d
Y sectional seB b. cent? Ier tooth; teeth Mol
VI IA gOld Tone cement, % other hnrr, ~ tts u
-. Lib p.ALb eGtIRCiad nItAmlL ualn- - r
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a FEW SMART, INTELLIGENT, ACTIVE
hmen wHntcl tor licut 0ui door buslavs- that will
pay about 81 OF D. por DAY. Apply ga Bioalway,
-Uofu Is.
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A WHOEVER WANTS a M1DDLE.AGED
woman hou'e keeper, and TO take care Of three
incll childlen. Apply OF address 10 ADOLPH
WHITMAN, Ne. smith ST. bet Illumination and
luuaCh. .lg
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L'OR SALE-VERY FINE HOUSE FUR
Il nituGe-Eyrry thing suitable for . hou,ekoeper,
only elk weeks in use, viii he sold very cheap. A
GOOD chance f0r n new married couple. Call at Il
EltTidgp H. in rear, lst ilooT, IS
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4 ANNASSERS WANTID 10 CANVASS
- pictures. In riifc No. = ,uI. 81, B.ouklyn. 100
CLOAK MAEES-jO FlRST.CLAS5 Cloak
- and mantiila max "a, lo,L dre-s naAc. Alao
IN operator viih Clover BnSCIs aoaiug machine.
Al'o cooieu hoy to run OF oEiruds. Apply At Mud
nlnc BlsStLLS, No. GiCcLett. ~,
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EOls SALE AND TO LET.


FOX SALE AND I'D LET.
-
A HOUSE AND TWO LOTS FOR SALE,
,loC To 10 paid down liou'c and loo feet front To-
SrhK,s u Y r1h, nm " e ""Nef oTIn %
'.'H'o' 81, "'''' W. '"' no''' y,
A FARM 80 ACRES. FOR SALE-NEw
hhoupa, harm. stock. crow. farming hnplo,nent.
peach "rrinrS head ca,,Is hSrsn. arrcs inner
sIain, oal,, corn potatoes price sssu0 terms ssr-
ono % aoter house, harm plenty iiuit 5000; ono
y, %Ics' rood hog-,, apple o!g,srh $500. ~ miles
4 FAEN or "a ACRES EoR SALE ON
AMI near the depot; 6midms In good order land veil
sald or accommodating terms. Apply to r IEGLIO,
i ''n''' -. "os
i s2by %; II soora'. Also, four bot, in Williams
atoIy - torethol, on casy terms. Arply 10 Il. Nc
ELRof' No. 90 Grand 49, Wiliom'hursh. SiA
JOR SALON STATEN ISLAND, ON
4 the line Of ralfoa,! near Anuandae y y ncfc- Il
Vert R,ltc n, lirooklTn. ai3
,,,, ,,n ,,,r,n ,-,-,,,,p. ,,,,,,e,.,-
R.r, q, eIe g.,
s,pafatrIv or torctLcr " 3nt
rnpsAIU u,trSV ,Nr, pIvu ACppc,
on $500 ~, n ,,I nN' ~ hrS
hous, FhuuiIs ! fintbusn ave. in tho Ftirfiitufr,
stor,, BIon,Ivn g6S
Eon.,Ir ,5yrr,I,,,,1 an IT
EOR SALE DllA'ItS Al W"odhavell,
400 tii, Hna nv Cn u'aI WITH 10 I9tr
81 .Iohnaon st. near Ayitln ave- BTooklyn Ina tho
evening 4i3
,,,ueNIg b, ,t, ,rtIts ~, -r ,i,If ~ ,,,,r
L taaes in Brooklyn, with vale, ea., marble man
tl", slldin doc - ~ OF more CASH tnt 1nlanS"
eorneT Of an ave and i''h street, near sho Premises
bIookJh' ""'
toh naif--a hou'E VIII ~, hoVMS
sIi .G so ~ SG"t ~ .no y
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WANTED.

a FOREMAN WANTED AT ONCE FOR A
"a limo Cut Iobscco Factorv- Must he well &C.
2ualnted with the duties re uifed o. foreman and
eOme vel recommended. Address box Az Rr.ton
Post Once S5s
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OEOO WILL BUY IN BROOKLYN

: y n IT / WIZ NJ " DNJDh II y
%oOo avenue property, atory LOu1e, wIth
gooG cellar and lOt with soc, lhllt on purpose
bakery on account VI tue neiPhborhOOd very u.lcA
sanding one Cas- p1s hC dDOs convenient ~ ever
9th ave. Ohe-hattLe money eau remain o. Dortgeeo
iyL JOg5 yEaia. sGL
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Indian Fun.

One of the earliest settlers Of the cours
try ronnd Lake Champlain was Colonel
Raymnod. He understood the character
and disposition of the redskiu natives Of
the forest, and he lived with them in
much harmony, frequently employing
them to row him up and down the lake;
as he had occasion. One stout fellow by
the name of Bgbear, had his Wigaan a.
no great distance from the Colouel's dwell:
ling, and was often there. The Colonel
having occasion to visit some distant shore
of the lake, employed Bigbesr TO row him
in his canoe. On their return they psl:
sed near high Jet slopinG ledge Of rock;
on which lay an immense number Of rat
tlesnakes asleep and basking in the sun.
The Indian gave penetrating look as the
Colonel and thus in4uired:,
"Raymnn love fun Z"
eyes" was the reply.
"Well, then Raymuu have fun mind
Indian, aud hold your tongue"
So be rowed along silent aud slow, and
cut crotched stick from q bunch of
hazles upon the bauk.
"Steady, now, Raymun, said he; as bc
olapped the crotched stick astride the
neck of a serpent that was asleep close to
the edge Of the water. Take um now,
Raymun hole fass"
The Colonel then took hold Of the stick;
keeping the serpent down. while Bigbeaf
tied up little sack of powder, putting
one eud of slow match therein. Hs
then made it fast to the snakes tail, aud
setting fire to the match, gave orders to
"let um 60" at the same time pushing
the canoe of from the shore. The snake,
being liberated, crawled away to his den.
The Indian Immediately then stood up
ard clapPed his hands, making as loud
noise as possible, aud thus reused the
other serpents, who in moment disap-
peared.
Nov LOOK, Raymun, look-see fun"
said he; aud in about minute the pow
der exploded, and there was, to be sure,
fun alive. The snakes 10 thousands GOV.
cred the rock, all Kissing, rattling, twin.
ing, twirling and jumping in every way
imaginable. Colonel Raymond burst IN
to loud laugh that echoed across the
lake; pleased alike with the success of
the trick and the ingenuity of the saw
ages invention. But Bigbear, from the
beginning to the end, was as grave as
Judge, not moving a muscle, and not hav-
Ing tie least show of rislbility on his
countenance. This is truly Characteristic
of the American aborigines; what causes
the greatest excitabiIity of laughter in
others has No effect upon them they re-
main sober, sedate and fixed as bronzs
statue. They may love fun, but they
never il the smallest degree exhibit that
character in their looks.
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Simple Division.

We heard story the other day on the
subject of division" that We thought
"some" ct the time, and having never
seen it in print we are tempted to give
our readers the benefit of it.
4 Southern planter named p, pretty
well to dc 10 the world now, was some
twenty years ago poor boy on the East
ern shore Of Maryland. One of the
strongest and most marked traits of his
character, was inordinate love of money.
This, however, is characteristic of the
people in them diggins, where they prac-
tice SHINING strangers during the brisk
season, and SHINING one another during
dull times.
In the course of time P. was of age;
and thought it about time to get married:
He went to neighboring village, and id
course Of time was introduced to ths
daughter of Judge A.
''Dang fine girl :" said the embryo
speculator to his friends, who were gain
ing him an entrance among the elite.
Very"
"Hov much might Judge A be WORTH"
"Why, about ten thousand 6ollars,'
was the reply.
"And how many children has Judge
A." Continued the enquirer.
"Only three"
"Three into ten goes three times aud
third over" mentally cyphered 2.
Here was cha0ce-a glorious chance
and he improved it too. He made love
to the beautiful, uusophisticaied daugh-
ter Of The Judge 20 the best of his ability.
Strange to say, for be was as uucouth
looking cub as ever went unlicked, his
suit prospered and they we're married.
The hQneymoo1 passed of as all tho
honeymoons do, aud they were happy.
The bride was lively and chatty, aud ofte1
made illusions to her brothers and sisters,
Startled at the number Of names he 'thot'
should not be in the catalogue Of relations,
one evening at tea he said
"Ny dear, thought there were only
three of you?"
"So there are By my pa, but my tta's
first wife had eight more"
"Eleven into ten, NO TINES AND NARY
OVER" said the astouished Z. who had
jumped Up and kicked over the chair, aud
groaned in perfect agony. "I'm sold I'm
sold and-and sight cheaper thsa an
old be,lrethsr sheep at that p
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AT SARATOGA A.
BY HATTIE TYING

/ Fred Saunders cO3 I were a couple OF
bcdeviled sophomores, who chartered bar
barous Latin, and calculated more barbar-
Jus loearithms and murdered still more
barbarous airs on the flute, within the
classic shades of Harvard Truth to tel
Fred and | were the most rollicking and
registering Of the whole rolicki0g roy<
reriog crew who made up that famous
sophomore class. who, I fear, will be long
remembered by the faculty and professors
aud with not a very envlaEe recollection;
tor if those grave and reverend seniors did
not wish the whole mad crew in the depth
Of the open Polar Sea they had more OF
that patience which endureth than | ever
gave them credit for. Fred and I con-
tFiyed to get suspended just as the mid
summer days were commencing, and sat
down one night to mediate, amid a true
sn15ar1s De riekessss cur place for the
summer campaign.
Lets 90 to the praries and shoot buf.
faloes Fred"
"There's not Z woman west CT the Miss
issipPi, Tom"
True; l might have known that would
have beer an issurmountable objection to
you; but had rather see buffalo than
a woman any time, seen too many !"
Lets to the White Mountains"
"And peel the skin all from our shanks.
No. thauk yoG Fred I've seen many a
a fine pair Of legs spoilt among these con
founded hills. You've often told me that
my limbs were my only beauty, SO l pro-
pose to preserve them"
w hat do you say to Nahant and a
battle with the breakers 2"
"There, again, my unfortunate person.
eLle comes in. Only gOod-looklng people
can afford to be dyed blue in cold water.
and have their long locks We. and plaster.
ed to their heads"
well, what The deuce do you propose
doing? That confounded houely phiz of
yours is the baue of my existence. How
came you to be so homely 2"
"That's slightly personal, Fred. Well
pas it, and I'll propose going to the coun-
try where there VIII be shooting, and horses
for me, and country bumpking for you."
"Agreod when DO We start z"
''Instautly
We arrived at genuine, old fashioned
country farm house just at evening, aud
were loungiug under big tree that sha.
ded one of the windows, when we heard a
conversation ike The following carried
on inside:
"Aunt, can't I contrive some way to
keep that John Jones away from here
I'll be hanged if L'm bothered with him
here a0y longer =
Nothing easier than to tell hin, tostay
away, Kate"
That's entirely too deeert for him
III tFlghten him to death this very night.
Hes an outrageous coward, aud be will
meet ghost as be comes up that
dark strip of woods to night"
"Supposing he shouldn't be frightened
and should chase you 2"
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THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
By LoNGFELLow.

Under a spreading chestnut-tree
The village smi;hy stands;
The smith mighty man is he,
With large and sinewy hands
And the muscles of his brawny arms
Are strong as iron bands.
His hair is crisp, and black and long,
Els face is like the tan /;
His brow is wet with honest sweat.
He earns what'er haNcan,
And looks the whole world in the face
For he owes not any man.
Week in week out, from morn till night,
You can hear hig bellows blow;
You can hear him swing his heavy sledge,
With measured beat and slow:
Like a sexton ringing the village bellj
When the evening sun is low.
And children coming home from school,
Looked ia at the open door.
They loved to see the flaming forge,
And hear the bellows roar,
And catch the burning sparks that fly
Like claf from q thrashing floor.
He goes on Sunday to the church,
And sits among his boys;
He hears the parson pray and preach,
He hears bis daughters voice,
Singing in the village choir.
And it makes his heart rejoice.
It sound5 70 him Ike her mothers voice,
Singing in Paradise!
He needs must think Of her once more,
How in the grave she lies:
And with his hard, rough hand he wipes
A tear OUT Of his eyes.
reioicing-sorrowing,
Onward through life he goes;
Each morning sees some task begun,
Each evening sees il close;
Something attempted, something done,
Has earned a nights repose.
Thanks thanks to thee my worthy friend,
For the lesson thou hast taught!
Thus AZ the flaming forge of life
Our fortunes must be wrought:
Thus CT Is sounding anvil shaped
Each burning deed and thought.
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DSN BAKER.

DENSTON. BOUNTY and WAR CLAIM AGENCY
I Pensions procured for Soldiers OF TIE present
War who are IsaUlud by ressoH Of wounds received
Or disease contracted while q. -ae service OF t.e Cle
States and pensions, bounty aud arrcSrs oE pay OH
been killed while in service. ! letters u inquiry
promptly answere3 J., and on receipt by mali O. state
lnent OF the Of claimant. viii forward tae re-
cessary papers fer their Eracure. Fees in Pen>I5
cares as xcd by ,av Refers 10 Ho = Isaac Benson
4 G. O.u,sted. John :. Mann. and T. " KNOX ESQ
DAN BAKER.
JuneS 81 Cain Agent CouseErI2.t. Ia.
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MARBLE YARD.

FTNHE subscriber desires 10 inform the citizens OF
l. ter that he can supply them with all kinds Of
Marble work. a. cheap aud good as il can be had
anT place in the country. MON UM ENTS aud TOMB
ETON ES of all kinds furnished on short notice.
Coudersport. Feh1J65 y c. BREUNLE.
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MILLER g ,rcALARNEY.

A TTORN EYS-AT Law, HARRGsErEG, Penn'a.-
y Agent for the Collection Of Claims a-a Il the
United states and state erument> such as Tensions.
Bounty Arrears Of Pay &c-Al l-es- Box IS. a-r,aHg
W Il MILLER !! c NALAESEY
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new YORK C0NNECTDN,

Leave New York at 600 P NJ, arrive at Erie g. A.x
Leave Erie al S. N, arrive at New York lis p Y
N0CHANGE gF CARS BETWEEN ERIE e. NEW YORK
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on all Night trains
tor Information respecting Passenger business, ,ap-
Py a. ner OF 30th and Maraet streets Philad-lphta
S1c I2r Ere glt business of the Company's Agents
Philadelphia, 80 W. -o'' '--1 La As' S'+ee's
N W Reynolds, Erie.
a n 55Ty2oEo, Agent, Y. C F. R Baltimore.
=. " GWISSER, General Tcks, A.. P6,iads
LEap Genera! suP'ts sW;liansPor,.
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ISAAC RENSNN.

A TTORNEY.ATLAW Couder-por., Pa. viii
n attend 10 al business entrusted 10 him v5tE care
and promptness. Attends Courts Of adjoining coun-
ties Once on Second street near the Aegauy bridge
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Y. :. OEMSTED.

HARDWARE Merchant. and Dealer in Stoves.
II Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. Main street. CouGer
sport Penr'a Tin and Sheet Iron Ware made to
order, in good s'yle, on short notice.
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aRTuV-R g. oLNISTED.

n C0udeTspO-t, Pa viii attend 10 a. business en-
trusted to his care with prompt and fidelity Office
IN the second storey of the Oiustel Block
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C0rnERsPnRT IEnrEI-

II F. GLASSMIRE, FEcPE1E7oR, Corner Of Main
IL. and Second streets Couderspor Potter Col Pa.
Livery Stable is also kept iu connection " III this
Hotel Daily Stages 70 and from the Railroads
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L TTGRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
n Couiers00--, Pa, w I attend tLe courts u Pot
Ter and the adjoining counties.
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ID. T.. OTFSTFn.

TERCHANT-Dealer in Dry Goods. Ready-uad
VI Clothing, Crockery. Groceries. Flour. Fec
Po-z, Provisions, &c, Main street Couicrsport Pa
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Holm -. MANN.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
a Coudersp0-t, Pa. " l tte I'd the several courts
70 Potter, Cameron and II chean counties. Al pas4-
ness entrusted his Will receive pconp. attel
zion Office on Main street, ju residence.
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p. a. sTEBBENs & 90.

FERCHANTS-D Dealers in Dry Goods Fancy
vi Goods, Groceries Frcy.s on, F our Feed Po-k.
aud everything usUa'ly kept in good country store
Produce boUgh; and sold l739
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COLLINS SMITH

TERCHANT-Deale in Dry Goods, Groceries.
Al Provisions, Hardware, QueeEsware. Cutlery.
and all Goods usually found in country store u6I
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Erie Nail Train -.-... 7o.7o =,
Ere Express sTrain------.---...-.- s.5o p
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Nail a,1
Express Trains without change both way- berrraa
Philadelphia and Erie. '"eeH
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Il. 4. DRAKE. VI. D..

DHYSICIAN & SURGEON. offers his services 10
the citizens of this place and vicinity ana desires
to inform them that be viii promptly respond 10 al
calls for professional services Office on Main street.
over c. Manniugs Jeweirv Store. Res ae..ce LsafIs
opposite the Office OF the Fox & Ross Estate-L'--o
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G. II. SIMMONS.

HANT-WELLSVILLE y. Y, Whole
vi sale and Retail, Dealer 70 Dry G0ols, Fancy and
Staple Goods. Clothing Ladies D-ezsGo0ds Groceries
Flour Feed, sc. Retailers supplied on liberal terms
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Potter Journal Job-ORicc.

II AVING lately added a fue new assortment Of
IL JOBTYPE TO our already large assortment.
we are DOW prepared to do all ain1s CT work cheaply
and with taste and neatness Orders solicited
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Free and Accepted Ancient York MaSons
HULALIA LODGE. No. 342- F. a. N. Stated
Ia Meetings on the 8rd and 4h "edaeslays O. each
month Hall in the Sd Story OF the b'm~teI Block
NV McALARSEY. Sec. DC.LARRABEE, P" Nj
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED BIZ
vi. w. McALARSEY. Proprietor.
PUBLISHED By

Devoted TO the cause Of RepUblicanisrs, the IN
terests of riopture the advancement OF Education
and the best coed Of Potter county. owning guide
except that OF Principle II will eudeavor TO aid IL the
work Of more fully FreedOmizIRg our Country.
W-A Advertisements inserted al the following rates
except where special bargains are made, 4 ''QuaFe"
IS 10 lines of Brewer or OF y onpaFeI types
SQUARE. , or 5 Insertions ----- --.----- ~
Each subseuuent insertion less than lo-- ~
Bu-iness Cards, year---------------------- %
Admin, stratOrs or Executors y NOtyces------ ) %
Special and Editorial Notices per hne------ -
@-Au transient advertisements must be paid in
advance and no notice will be taken Of advertisements
from distance unless they are accompanied BY tie
money or satisfactory reference.
@ Job Work Of all kinds, executed with neatness
and despatch.
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\ TERCHANTS- Dealers in Drugs " .Ifcfne-. Paints
vi OILS, Fancy Articles. etatjcuery. Dry Goods
Groceries, &c, Main Street, Couderspo-t, Pa
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1865
1863
1900 1860
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad.

This great line traverses the Northern and North
west counties OF Pennsylvania TO the city Of Erie
on aSe Ere. II has been leased and is operated by
a-e PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CoyPASY.
lime OF passenrer trains n FMPORIT-M
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LEAVE EASTWARD.
LEAVE WESTWARD,

EI:e ga. LEa,2 n u A. Y.
--4-S LAki-Cs- ram Q-I- , u
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~Adyerti=ements inserted at the following rates,
rn.rt -ha-n r.a.ta- -..ins are rn.le. a .aGaLe-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-21
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

I
Council met. Present, the Mayor, Recorder,
and Councilmen Thompson, Harris, Ball and
Fabing Minutes of previous meeting read,
and on motion adopted. fs
An Ordinance to suppress immoral and i'm
proper practices, and toprovide for the punish
ment Of certain offences by fire, imprisonment
and hard labor, passed by the following vote, =
yeas, Thompson, Harris, Ball Fabipg and
Krebs Nays, none See ordinance in another
column
On motion, the owners of In-lots on the west
side of Water street from Croghan to Garrison
street, were allowed further time to construct
side walks.
On motion, the Marshal is hereby instructed
to report to- the Recorder once each week the
collected, and the Marshal was further instruct
ed to pocure list of all persons liable to pay
Poll Thx, and notify each one of the time and
place where to do the road work under the su-
pervision of the Street Commissioner.
On motion, it was ordered that the appoint
ment of Augustus Freh as special policeman
be recinded and his services discontinued
On motion, c. H. Burdick and VIM. Herb
ster were appointed Assistant Marshals for the
Corporation, to observe and complain of the vi
olations of ordinances of this village the pay
ment for their services to be one halfof all fines
collected from their information. Adjourned