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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

Johnson should continue on his stamping
expedition for anindc6nite time. Heis mp.
idly swelling tho Republican Union maiori-
ties in a he States
UnisA men everywhere sAosld be melted
% reudReA and more earnest labor for N
ossiwhAiming victory. Vermont and Maine
send good words Of greeting to lows and to
every etate. We cannot disguise the fact Of
CREST danger tina. threatens the Republic.
Unless my Policy" receives complete oy-
erthrow, it is the deliberate purpose OF Mr..
johnson to surrender the country to the
treasonaeracy. Let every loyal State be M
cited by the two recent Union Republican
victories to swell in every District and State
the majority for the Right and against the
government of this nation by rebels.
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THE RESULT IN VERMONT AND
MAINE.

The heart of every loyal man in the
land has been cheered by the glorious
result in Vermont and Maine. A Mo.
ses johnson has taken the stump. scatter
ing the Constitution, flag and thirty six
stars among his butternut admirers, Grim.
soning the cheek Of every American who has
pride in the greatness Of the Republic, at
this perversion Of Executive place and func>
tons He is getting the peoples response.
Never has President SO prostituted his
high office to personal and partisan pur-
poses never has had such action 70 little
excuse in the national situation or in popular
feeling. The people vsrs never more out Of
namor with the Chief Magistrate. The
triumph in the two States that have just
held elections show how deep il the feeling
against the reersancy Of Andrew yqineod.
had We none other than party feelings q
~ premises, y would prefer tAat Asarvvl
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9poci n notices.

HYG11nlC vWx1D -1hs great Imported rcsis
ussa By ~ hsss a.ss shroofhcsf Europe; approved
- ths ~ 81 ~ II Paris endorsed ~
~ pro1isns nsehevs ~ amsriean Medical A'so-
eAsos = tksir cssrs@lps - hiunors, hAy LIT, 1855;
ssststIs % sptrsss 81 ~ kisd. - thsrcfore
Ust iata sstise = tAs least.
II y pssp1ss1 b rans frnn pars Sherry and admits
n itscsopntStss Gay feSsc AaazA1tc and FrsEIyres
subaeo Env LArIsa Il \ delieious substitute for
the vafioss Tonics having sicobnlic body.
eq-MUocAT PEkLE u rare Wtss a. asst AssieAt
fn favor. 1t 10 the pusR JrIeE Of MOST psIIoIors
e1Aps II snrpasses 10 excellence Asr fAsix VINE n
fas cttSrR,- rsed Europe tor stcraneBtsi purpo-
sse Church propis Invited T. eBruife into u
sold by ali resi- &c isIe Druggists And dealers
fyLLKR. tscfI 4 FuLt EG, chiesgo,
iyl5-dty euu-wed.fri Agents.
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MIR. wrLsoy,s APPOINTMENTS.

Hon. Jasrs r WILSON, Republican candidate for Con-
ress viii address the people the fsllowing and
places
Denmark. Thursday. Sept. 6.h atapm
Mig Mound, Friday, Sept sth. at Ppm.
Burlington Monday, sept. 10. at ~ pm.
Dodgeyile. Tuesday, sept. H. at 9 pm:
Eossuth. W edsesday, Sept 10, at pm.
Danville Thursday, Sept Is, at z p M
New London, Friday, Sept, a. at pm
Mt. Pleasant. Saturday. sept Is. at . m.
Bloomfield. Tuesday, Sept. is, Mt pm,
Keosauqua, Wednesday, Sept. is. at p.
Other meetings will be announced for Dir. Wilson In
due tme. The local committees charged With the
duty Of giving proper notice of the above meetings. and
making all necessary arrangements therefor.
T. GRABB,
Chairman Com. lst Cong. Dist.
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Andrew johnson on Reconstruction.

In calling aconventen to the State who shall
restore and re-establih fl Shall the who gave
influence and his destroy the Government II
he 10 participate Ia tina mark of rrs-oir-.i7rs
Shall he who ht this misery upon tha State y. ,ar
nitei to control ifs de.tinie II this be 40 then i.
this n ecous blood Of brave soldiers and officers
freely poured out wi have been wantanlY spilled all
the glorious victories won by noble armies will go
for na.ght, ard AL the bsttirfeds which have been
with dead heroes during the rebellion viii have been
made memorable IN vain Why si this carnage and To-
yssfaon' 1t that treason might be put down ard
traitors punished. Therefore say that rstors nnst
4aln h.rk saat In ,ra-k Il -.....ia....
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United s gtsf - A1aericI, Daurief of fotc1--sS
lkf sria@ ~ an es&cufi u directed. isstcd by
Clerk " the District G. ust " the " ird sttf- for
the sosthes Division of TIRE tist d ard .inst
Also-s. fun, an fapor Raaskoyt Brothers a Co.
have levied nsn. and will .eli the htsrs III der
door Clerks 0FfeA o. the iss,et Ca1t CT
u g. for the District ri Iowa. Er ark IL said Dir
Iiet the 18th dAy 81 pie MIXER, is6s Between
the hours Of Q o'clock and 4 a'clsck p Of ,Hid
dss.t following property ~ wft; tnts and n aud
the east hall Lots and s. AL Bet No II il Den
mark lee @ nsty, Is~s. Taken snd levied upon
property OF r. Afford soa s.tify sail exc
cution. PETER MEfHNDT q z. NarshaI
BY II. FULTON Deputy.
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Chairman Rep. State Central o,,ur,,,.

Hos. r K: RusxII. Republican Candidate far
General Of tie State Of Iowa, will speak - follow,
Apsmo.a, sept. 18th. Il 4 pm.
Cedar Rapids, Sept 18th. al q .. m.
5ipton, Sept. Ieth, at p. m
Clinton. Sept. 3fh. At . p. m.
Msquoksts, Sept 21sf, at zp.m.
~ Madison, sept. Oath, At pm
Ksokuk, Dept. 18th, II D. pa
Keosau@na, 0ept 26th, st2 m
FAIRFIELD o1Ds-lEth, 1t p. M
Mt Pieaaank, 0epl 18th. 1t apm.
HsPsllo. Sept. III. ct 2 ,. n.
Iti,expsetsd thst ~ lssai committees si Aks n.
nses~sy arrangements sax sAass nsssisss 4. >Aaix
F0psetivs eoantiss. M Ct1ng ~
C1airnn Rs,. ess>s o@1>1 ounDo>eS
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judicial District Nominations.
MY POLICY" 1854.
andrew Johnson FaFors Confl9atiOn.

Treason must be made oious and traitors must be
punished ami impoverished. Their great plantations
must n seized dvlied small FARMS and sold to
honest, industrious men,
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hos. II. srit's, Republican candidate for sapreme
Court Reporter, ~i' rss. the people Of Iowa. at the
following times ara y . viz;
Charlton, seps Is r. st2rm
osceola. Sep, Il sp m
Alton. srpt IS ~ b. M
Quincy, Sept. stu gp ~
fontanelif, At o. m
Panora, Sep.. 49, m
ew jefferson shh at2pm
Boonsbore ssp' 81 ,2 D. NJ
Nevada, Sept s2i a. = M
aarsha litown. ss;S f4th at2 m
Toledo, Sept. 25fh ~ } D. M
harenEo. Sept t = az M
Nih'on, Sept @7i,, . 2 D. L.
Marion, Sept eSta. - D. m
Ansnora, Sept. - j. 1t Ppm
Upton. Oct isf ~ !, y m
Maseehse, OFT. - nap m.
mspsilo- Oct. 81, a. r. M
Mt Plesant, Oct a., atann
Fairfield, Oct. 9th =, p.m
Z The Repuehean c. ptra conmi,,... If n. ..v...,
soantls'are reau-.tel tina. due motto, i. r,v.r
Of these meetings Ia IA respective. co,., "a :,
make all necessary Arrangement. tA.refo- =
NE. CUTS.
Thasru r.o
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Chairman State Central Committee
Me. CUTS, of N onte1uma.
Congressional Nominations.

First District.
JAS :. WILSON, ofJeferson County.
Second District,
HIRAM PRICE, Scott County.
Third District:
VIM. b. AL tsON, Dubuque County.
Foevth nstrtict,
VIM. LOUGHRIDGE, Mahaska County.
Fifth District,
GEN. G. NJ. DODGE, Pottawattamie Co.
Sixth District,
A w. HUBBARD, Woodbury. County.
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For SALE.

CT q ~ iett IT sd. 81 Lott g IN Block 81
i 4 with Cot age rwciiss-y II Irr improve
d. us Third and High streets Itfs grid. In
gnireof Nv FULTON,
sp - li=a ,ftsse tgvfst-
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Andrew Johnson in Favor Of Executing Traitors,

"shcw me who bss been engaged in these conpiraes,
who has fred upon flag, who has given instructions
TO take forts custom housc arsensIs dok yards
and will show You traitor. We're President Of the
United States. would do Thomas Jefferson did In
1905 with Aaron Burr. wcrii have them arrested and
convicted within the meanas and scope o. the Con-
sttution, by the Eternal God would execute them
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Cor Snle.

A DOUBLE one -story Frame Dwelling
ueuse ssu, .lsrg ia ros.ns aeit az fnt Isl
g,-. II n &a'et .taLis sttlsted Bsns
between lot and n stE.-ts. Enarfre ~
wA fut.y3S
jyf1d Real Relate Axsns
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REPVRLlCH.r TICKET.
State Nominations.

For Secretary OF Ftafe,
COL. ED WRIGHT, or Cedar Co.
For Treasurer of State,
Mai, SAM,L E.RAHKIN, Of w ashtn It ON.
For Auditor OF State,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell Co.
For Attorney General.
r. f. BIssELL, of Dubuque Co.
For Register Of the State Land.ofhce.
CoI.sC. C. CARPENTER, OF Webster Co.
For Reporter Of the Supreme Court
K. H, STILES, OF Wapello Co.
For'Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Cant. CUAS. l.. LINDERMAN, of Page.
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IT'S NTED TO PLEASE.
II i,chin.. tn, liesd
Ii makes Se~ lia5s grow OF Raid Iesds
II sreYon,. thu iss iror Falling ut
II rsndsrs the II ~ -nd Cosy
Cleanse the Scalp - tbs Heated Bros; krmov
DsndruH. Cures Estys ti-aa<cs-; Cures pa dne
insurcs Luz urisn; Isci fneii-ts Hal to Lurl; Sup
see~ ~ss, xiii. uair lAtsl@ @ sod effect arpsrept
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The AmbrosIa will suii tps T Elegantly put up
Deticsteiy fsrfumed. rtsiz.d by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold In sp ntd cartons, contain.
ing two Ia, &c bottles Su fof morning, No ] for
evening.
THERE IS NO MIsTARE ABOUT IT.
sTxhiIHG's AMBRa a 10 the est, most agreeable
and effective toilet in tss woriI To Prov this. Try
carton.
Sold by Drug-tsts,
sieriing's Anhre.Is manufacturing tonpaa
AS Fulton Stree t, New York.
ocflI-siAviy
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Andrew johnson in Favor Of DISTINGUISHING
Traitors,

say that the traitor has ceased be citizen and
In joining the rebellion has become public enemy He
forfeited his right 20 vote With loyal when he
nounced hIe citizenship and sought destroy t6ov-
eminent. We say TO the honest and industrious
foreigner who comes from England and Germany to
dwell among sd 10 add the wealth Of The country
Before You be oitizen you stay here for i've
years live csutious about foreigners Who vol
shoud we say to the traitor who, although born and
reared among has raised rsrcicidsi hand against
the Government which always protected himf Ny
Judgment is that be should be subjected severe
deal before he fs restored4o citizenship-
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Legal Notices.


L. y. Msaaski3Fs PrOcfamatf0m.
Uni;sd sst.s N dsserser, satseAa D.sss4ga u dr.
II PETER AELESDY, United States
MAFsh2i fur the state u IsTs Do he4iy gte p1b-
liz atcs that 10 the of the Uni ed States sgsnst
hfty baesels u rasst II 81. In vi sexn-s
AMI FIJI +ffnrr unct4 Act sf gnnRr.s. IT'D 3hg 2lh
ray of Jane Isss at the city 0: Eeaksk Lee bounty
Iowa aitseh Rnd take Bt esss@~+f sRte
iy tfty hasbas u pieat hy bnsh-i- ~ r{r
Any Eve bsshes II rye, hundred tasbes ~ corn
light po1a4s % hat, Iaxt large gitrli scales
small srihastof-, nfteen AMI TIL bar
res 4 b s sipes, de~ks cha r. stlam
Asa egiss stsii ist ssf stra1 une nldsb trh
fir bstts fsar s-fm@as.as slls salgdsg bang.
ard d. IL
Aud sieo rir- ruiaie netic~ thpt the assigned
ser fhr ftnrn ~ - Is tin ~ sy eg sep-
Iersb=r iess, aud hereby = rnahs-a ard all
N ftssts AM II tes fsf III tbR s nj, tu heis ~
corn seal. II 81 tnostag Lsttag Al ytAias to
sy phS ths stsenii he eat rsaee sid TO
daBaAna - ~ atEest th@; they te ksa nl-
pear bfr the s4it Dstt e. Court fef the District u
les Il re-ur- tefr, To y gaa ard holden kt said
ID tfcf & ROM th@ iTsa iay RI t~,Gtj hfore-
sai. i~t6 ksAkuk L. counts fosa 10 said district
sad tsaei gay, whsu Srd sh*re said We viii
b. heard tiiea Ard there To fptrpase their rxis
sali De ami maxi is,r sllessti. thai he-
hk.f PETER MBLRsnY. T.. Y NJ.
2ugi1-6fit By III FELTps D~jnsy,
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4 ONE STORY Frame Dwelling House
n with sud ss,ol eeIar, fniiIipt vito vVo
hou,. eirtt,ns snf .srtetY ali Eirb. fra.d
"a Prsaklia, between IN aud 9Th etrs~fs Enquire
IVA WI FLIlfoS. Azent-o
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It0R Eighty acres OF improved
isni lear Chule-tnn. ~ couris, pa Ged I'm
f,rsvemsnts thereon Price SIS per ar ssrf heap
4te ttls. spqaire n wh FULTON,
de- y Sra' H.tste aasnt. NJ SO Man
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For Sale.

a 0SE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. with
- two ro1m. good cellar and cistrrn, mi full lot
well fenced eontarng ysit, 81 CHOICE fruit risHste
corner OF i.th aud Ridge sttee.. R~ostk. Iowa
knIu OF MA. FULTON, AEf.-
-ul Bod Ne - Altr STREET
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MARRIAGE AND cELIBACY, an Eray o.
Warning and Instruction To- Ven. Aiso Diseases
and Abu-es which pro.o te VT powers with sure
of relief 8 mt fr a charge In sealed letter
ve,op.s Address Or. * LIN lI0UGHToN, How
ard Associasion, PhiiAisi. "a a, Pa
ancl6- 1 " IN
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eareless sentence on her tongue Before
she could utter it, Frauk said Smiling, ,yes
with an eager tremble 10 his words
Love my dog, love meY Do yuu rcs
member that =
'.There, you did hear me that day then ~
She tried TO hide her face, but her hands
were not at her disposal. and a coat sleeve
wound round her waist prevented hef
escape.
iBut / viii be content TO have il so,
since, surely DOW. you will treat the mas,
ter as we'll as the dog Won't you bid NE
gocd-hy just the same way?" en,reayed
Frank. delighted at her confusion Aud
Lcttie. looking swiftly into the bealping
face below her, obeying an uncomfortable
impulse, flung both her arms round his
neck, and actually gave him an energetic
hug then, before he had awakened from
the delightful ecstatc delirium cause thre.
by, presto change he found himself sit.
ting on the withered grass, gazing on the
empty bench before him, for tue pretty
bird had flown. Aud up the laue sounded
the postmau's horn. A most demonstra.
tive hand shaking with Mother Serle, a
wave of his hat towards Lottie's window
where tiny square of gossamer was float.
ing on the wind, aud he was Off my
As long as tie faintest hutef Of the
little kerchief could be seen, Frank Kept
his head ont Of the coach win6ow. un-
mindful of sun or dust, aud discolstiou of
collar bone and then, when it was en-.
tirely lost to view, he shut his eyes upon
the common things aruund him, and fell
to work building fairy, rose-hued castles
! for the future.
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B9~ We are happy to announce that the
charter for the city of Williamsport, has be-
come law, and that those who have been
anxiously awaiting decision on this point,
both pro and con, may now settle down, and,
if they don't like the charter, amend it---if
they can, The bill became a law by remain
ing in the Governors hands, unvetoed, until
the constitutional limitation had expired. We
trust that, instead of discomfort division and
contention, all good citizens viii unite and
elect our best business men to icaugurate the
new city, and thereby, secure, an economical
put vigorous municipal government. We say
PROSPERITY TO TIE Cry OF RnLIAxspoRr.-
FRlIG-,sPort Builesi-.
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A Reporters Experience on the Ice,

/ One OF our reporters visited the Union
Skating Park on Saturday night, aud thus
gives the details. After hiring pair of
skates for a moderate fee, friend assisted
him TO put them on, encouraged by the
presence of 4 group OF young ladies, who
watched the young ulan with evident in.
terest, he, to use bis own language,
''struck out" What followed will be best
told in his own words Hesays: a slant
to the right with the right foot, slant
to the left With the left foot-aDd just
/ then We saw something on the ice and
stopped to pick 1t up. % our feet again
two slants to the right and Que to the
/ left, accompanied with the loss of conf
I dence Another slide with the right foot
and We sat down with fearful rapidly,
but with very little, if any elegance. What
a set down II was, for We made dent in
the ice no~unlikc an old-fashioued Con-
uecticut butter bowl just thea, one Of
the ladies' remarked 'Oh, look, Mary,
that fellow with the ha. aiD't got his
skeets on the right piacep Ditto thot'
wc. Just then ragged little devil sung
out as he passed us-'lielln, old timber
legs ] aud we rose SUI ienly aud put after
him. Three slides To the right, two to
he left, and away went our legs; one To
lhe east aud another - the west, causing
al immense assure in our pants, aud a
picture of a butter dish in the cold = o.
how cold ice. The l1dy--we knew she
was one by the remark she mad da-agsiu
>pvke and said--'Oh. look, Mary. that
CLAP with the hat on has sat down on his
handkerchief 10 keep hin from taxing
cold Y
We rose about as graceful as a saw
horse, when Mary said--.'guess it amt
handkerchief, Jane" aud Mary was
right. We tried it again. A glide one
way, glide and half the other, When
whack went our bump Of philoprogcni-
tlVeness on the ice, aud we saw a uliliIou
Of stars dancing around our eyes, like
ballet girls at The BoRry theatre How
the shock went through our system, and
up and duwp our spinal column. Light
niUg couldn'; have corkscrewed il down
creased aplipg with greater speed and
more exhilarating effect. Perhaps we had
-kated, in our peculiar style. fifteen feet,
when bIunderins chap cane up behind,
when We sat down agaiu, with our tired
head plllowed in his lap-.aud he swear
ing at US, when it was all his own fault |!
How cold the ice was there, too Every
place where We made ovr debut on tia
ice-oh, how cold it was Our bear skiu
drawers were no protection at al We
tried agaiu, and down cane our Homans
Grecian nose on the cold julip material;
aud the little drops of crimson ran down
our shirt bosom a1d Oh he cold ice. THIS
was too much for "a, so We naie for the
shore amid the sueers anj laughter Of
the hundreds who had witnessed our mis-.
hap This was our first essay on the ice
need We say, after our dearly bought
experierc,, that it will be our last. 0Gr
season ticket will be returned TO Mr.
Miller forthwith, aud from this day fnr-
ward We shall forswear skates aud skating.
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DAN BAKER.

DENSION, BOUNTY and WAR CLAIM AGENCY
III Pensions procured for Soldiers of the present
War who are disabled by reason of wounds received
disease contracted while in the of the United
States and pensions bounty, aud arrears of pay Oh
tanned for widows heirs of those who have died
been killed while in service. An letters Jf inquiry
promptly answered., and on receipt by mail Of
rnent Of the of claimant. will forward the
eessary papers fer their signature Fees in Pension
as fixed by law. Refers 10 Hons. Isaac Benson,
"A. G. olmsted, John S. Mann, and F. W. Knox, Esq
DAN BAKER,
Junes 81 Claim Agent, Coudersport, Pa.
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JEFF. Davis is turning his attention
more than ever TO tho concern of has
soul. He has recently been visited 6y
his old spiritual adviser, the pastor of ST..
PauPs Church, Richmond, who passed an
entire day at his prison 10 religious read
ing,. conversation, aEd administering ;a
him the sacrament.
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IOHN 81 MANN.

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
a Coudersport, Pa wall attend the several Courts
n pa,t.r Cameron and Mexican counties. All bust
nos. entrusted to his care viii receive prompt 2tten
tion Office ON Nam street, in residence.
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL.

II T. GLASSMIRE, PRoPRHToR, Corner CT Main
IL, and Second streets. CoudeI sport Potter Co Pa
A Livery Stable is also kept in connection with this
Hotel Daily STAGES 10 and from the Railroads.
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ARTHUR G.. OLMSTED.

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
a Coudersport, Pa will attend 10 allbusness en-
trusted 10 his with pr5mptuess and fidelity once
in the second storey Of the Olmsted Block.
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#. w. KNOX,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
a Couiersport Pa, VIII attend the OcuTts IN rot
ter and the adjoining counties.
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ISAAC BENSON,

A TTORSEY- AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa, vii
n attend TO all business entrusted 10 him With care
and promptness. Attends Courts OF adjoining eoun
ties OfHce on Second street, near the Auegay orldg
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Potter JOurmaI JOb-Office

IL JOBTTPE to already large assortment.
we now prepared TO do all kinds of work, cheapIy
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COLLINS SMITH,

NTERCHANT-Deae in Dry Goods. Groceries,
vi Provisions, Hardware, Queensware, { utlery,
and all Goods usually found in country store. mol
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TORN EYS-AT LAW, II HAREfsBrRG, Penn'a-
n Agents for the Collection of Claims against the
tnted States and state Governments such as Pensions
Bounty Arrears of Pay &cAddress Box eS, harrisburg
" IIIlyR : C. M'ALARSEY
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HI. ]. OLMSTED.

TT ARDW ARE Merchant, and Dealer in Stoves,
I'll Tin and Sheet Iron. Ware Main street Couder
sport PenI.a. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware made 10
order in good style, on short notice.
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MARDLE YARD,

TTNHE subscriber desires 10 inform the citizens ofPot
: ter that be can -sup2yihern with all kinds vi
Marble work cheap aud as good as il be had
any place in the country. MONUMENTS aud TONE
STONES of all kinds furnished on short notice
Coudersporf, rebl365ly q. BREUNLE.
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WI. w. sIcALARNEY.

DEAL ESTATE and INSUR NICE AGENT
X Land Bought and Sold, Taxes paid and Titles
Investigated Insures property against fire in the best
companies in the Country. and Persons against Acct
dents in the Travellers Insurance Company OF Hart
Yord Rusiness transacted promytly 1T29
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G. .. IL f. A. JONES.

FERCHANTS-D Dealers in Drugs Medicines, Paints
rAi --Oils, Fancy Articles, s stationery, Dry Goods
-Groceries &c, Main Street, CoUdersport, Pa
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&, III. SIMMONS,

HANT-WELLSVlLLE \. Y, Whole
M sale and Retail Dealer in Dry Gools, Fancy and
Staple Goods Clothing ladies Dresseods Groceries
Flour Feed &c, Retailers supplied on liberal terms
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ID. T.. OLNSTED.

NFERCHANT-Dealer in Dry Goods, Ready-nnade
wi Clnthing, Crockery, Groceries, Flour, Feed,
Pork, Provisions, &c, Main street, Couierspot, Pa
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Frer and AcreDted Ancient York NIasons

II Meetings on the ID and 4th 'vedneslays OF each
month Hall, in the Sd Story of the Omsted Block
u C.LLRRABKE, Sec. W M SdEAiSI Nm.
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y, A. STEBBINS & CO.,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Dry Goods Fancy
vi Goods, Groceries Provisions, Flour, Feed Pork,
and everything usually kept in good country store
Produce bought and sold Il -