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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

JACKS PRAYER ANswERED.-Once
upon a time there resided in Peebleshire,
Scotland, a haif-witted sort of a man who
had notion that he was rather religious,
and who was in the habit of saying bis
prayers in a field behind turf-dyke. One
day this individual was followed to his re-
tirement by some evil disposed persons,
who screening themselves on the opposite
side, prepared to listen to what he should
say. Jack commenced his devotions, and
amongst other things, expressed his con-
viction that he was very great sinner, aud
that even were the turfdyke at that mo
ments to fall upon him, it would be
no more than he deserved. No sooner
had he said this than the persons on the
opposite side pushed the dyke over upon
him. Scrambling out from amongst the
debris, Jack was heard saying, "Hech, sirs -.
it an awfu' world this; a body cannot say
a thing in joke but it's t'aen in earnest"
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Free and Accepted Ancient York MASON,

TULALIA LODGE, No. 342, f. A. M. Stated
n Meetings on the 2d aud 4th Wednesdays OF each
month. Hall, in the Sd Story of the Olmstcd Block
y. c. .LARRABEE, Sec. VIM. SUEAR, W.M.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

A man who had won fat turkey at a
rattle, and whose pious wife was very in
quisitive about the method Of obtaining the
poultry, satisfied her at last by the remark
that the "'Shakers" gave it to kim.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
ngg- A cotemporary Ikens the effec

BI A contemporary ikehs the effect Of
the Chicago Times policy for the Dem
ocratic party to that Of castor oil on the
boy, who ma4e wry face and said to his
mother, Il don't think l quite like castor
oi,-itS little too RICH"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
VI. w. NgcAEARNEY.

DEAL. ESTATE and INSURANC AGENT
IL Land Bought and Sold Taxes paid and Title
Investigated Insures property against fire iii he bes
companies in the Country. and Persons against Acct
ferd Business transacted PROMPTLY 1929
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
@. II. ELLISON. Nj. ID,

DRACTICING PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
respecJfu informs the citizens otthe village and
Vicinity that he will promptly respond to all calls for
professional sci vices Office First street, hrsi door
west Of his residence. 17-4O
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

Eg The most astonishing FISH story
yet told is the statement by Prof. Agassiz
that in Brazil they have a species Of fish
which can climb trees and bark. Fact
they ascend by series Of scales.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

Advices from Mexico continue to be
interesting, although not very important.
Canales' surrender to Escobedo, simply con-
sisted in transferring his command to the
latter's division, the command being retain
ed by Canales, Maximilian was at Griaaba
on the a5th u!t He was expected in Mexi-
co soon. 1t was believed that he would re-
ceive Minister Campbell and General Sheri-
dan favorabIy. His very strange conduct
of late warrants the suspicion of insanity.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
Potter EOurnnE gOb.Oaicp
LYMAN HOUSE

LeWisViIIe, Potter county, pennsylvania.
DURTON LEWIS. Proprietor, Having
y taken this excellent Hotel, the proprietor wishes
o make the acquaintance of the travelling public and
eels confident OF giving satisfaction to all who may
all on him-Feb i2, &c If
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
I'D. r.. OHNSTED,

NTERCHANT-Dealer in Dry Goods, Ready-made
M Clpthing Crockery, Groceries, Flour, Feed,
Pork, Provisions, SC, Main street, CoHdersport Pa
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
r. w. KNOX.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
N Coulersport, Pa, will attend the courts IN Tot
Eer and the adjoining couutcs.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

HARDWARE Merchant and Dealer in Stoves
II Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Main street Couder
port Penr'a. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware made tC
y rier in good style on short notice.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
re- A Washington dispatch announce

that the Senate will pass, by two-thir 5
vote, bills for the admission of Colorado and
Nebraska into the Union. The rapid ex-
tension of one of the eastern branches OF
the Pacific railway through Nebraska is
fastening its development, and Colorado
will soon be reached by the branch that is
being constructed through Kansas.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
u A STERH5NS a. 60.

FERCHA NTS-Deaers in Dry Goods, Fancy
NI Goods Groceries Provision, Flour, Feed Pork,
aud everything usually kept in good country store.
Produce bought and sold II -
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
Dublin dispatch dated Friday NIGHT

says; "The purposes and proceedings Of ;he
Fenians in this island monopoIize the atten
ton Of the Irish Government. The Grand
Lodge Of 0rangemen have held meeting
and issued an earnest call for the p1cmhers'
of their order to support the government =
its endeayoes to keep the peace.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
COLEVyS SIFFVEg,
HI. Il. OENSTEED,

NTERCHA NP-Dealcr in Dry Goods, G roceries,
Nl Provisions, Hardware, Queensware Cutlery,
nd al Gnols USUALLY found in country store. n,6l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

Two good-natured Irishmen, on d Ger
tain occasion, occupied the same bed. In
the morning one Of them inquired Of the
other:
"Dennis, did you hear the thunder last
night1'
mo, Pat; did it railey thunder?'
"Yes; it thundered as if hiyen and airth
would come together
"Why in the diyil, thin, didn't ye wake
me, for ye know I can't slape when it
thunders.'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
DAN BAKER,

DIN BAEAEk.
DENSION, BOUNTY and WAR CLAIM AGENCY
Pensions procured for Soldiers OF the present
War who are disabled by reason OF wounds received
disease contracted while in the service ofthe United
States and pensions, bounty and arrears of pay OBJ
taned for widows or heirs of those who have died or
been killed while in service. All letters Of inquiry
promptly answered. and receipt by fnail of state
ment of the case of claimant, will forward the
cessary papers fer their signature. Fees in Pension
cases as fixed by law. Refers Hons Isaac Benson,
a. g. Olmsted, John S. Mann, and +. w. Knox; Esq
DAN BAKER,
Junes CT Claim Agent, Coudersport, Pa.
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d. An Per Year We want agents
O1sSOO everywhere to sell our IMPROVED
$50 sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under aud
upper feed. Warranted five years Above salary
er large commissions paid The ONLY machines sold
in the United States for less than $40 which fully
licensed by Howe Wheeler s. Wilson, Grover & Ba-
ker Singer s. Co. s. Bacheder. ALL other cheap ma
chimes are infringements and the seller or user are
fable TO arrest, fine, and Imprisonment Circulars
rec Address, or call upon Shaw & Clark, Blade
erd, Maine, or Chicago Ill. Dec. 26, 1868 isw1y.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

A bell to be placed on the engine-house
at Mealeyiile weighs one ton.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

What is the difference between a wealthy
topper and a skilful miner? One turns hi:
gold into quarts and the other turns bis
quartz into gold.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
G. III. SIMMONS.

ANT-WELLSVILLE n. Y, Whole
vi sale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Fancy and
Staple Goods Clothing, Ladies DressGuods Groceries,
Flour, Feed, &c, Retailers supplied on liberal terms
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

Aromantic young man says that Young
woman's heart is like the moon; II uilang"4'
continually, but it always haa Il alaa IN p
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

Quick WoRK-We heard story told
Of ''Yank" which we must repeat. He
belonged to Sherman's crockery-smashing
squad when on their little pleasure trip to
the sea. Being separated from his com
mand one dark night, he found himself
hotIy pursued by a squad of yellow rebels.
Racing down rough ravlne, bis horse fell,
throwing, and giving him stunning fall,
and then galloped away. When he recov-
cred lie commenced feeling round in the
darkness for his steed. Presently he en-
countered the carcass Of a skinned horse /;
after feeling it carefcIly all over from nose
to tail, he came to the sage conclusion that
it was his own. "Well," said he; 81 swou
to gravy, if that amt quick work; no soon
er doaon than the hides of. Pm glad
they didn't find me-" He gave lis opin-
ior on his return to camp that leather
must be "pesky skurce among the rebs, and
that they beat creation skinnin quick"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
CIEARLEs 5. LeNEs.

h FERCHANT-Dealer in Drugs Medicines, Paints
Nt Oils, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Goods
Groceries, SC, Main Street, Coudersport Pa
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

COOP ADvIoE.-Never, says an ex-
change, use a lady's nape in an improper
place, at an improper time, or in mixed
company. Never make assertions about
her that you think are untrue, Or allusions
that you feel she herself would blush to
hear. Many a worthy woman's character
has been forever ruined and her heart
broken by lie, manufactured by villain,
and repeated where it should not have
been, and in the presence Of those whose
little judgment could not deter them from
circulating the foul and fendish report
Respect the name Of woman, for your
mother and sisters arc women, and as you
would have their fair names untanished
and their lives unembittered by slanderous
biting tongues, heed the i'll your own words
may bring upon the mother, the sister, OF
the wife of some fellow creature.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
COUDERSPORT IEOTEg

IT CVERMILYEA PROPRIETOR Corner of Main
IL and Second streets Coudersport Potter Co.Pa
Livery Stable is also kept in connection with this
Hotel. Daily Stages to and from the Railroads.
Potter Journal gOb-0aice.
"AVING lately added fine assortment of
IL JOB-TYPE to our already large assortment.
we now prepared to do all kinds of work, cheapy
and with taste and neatness. Orde solicited.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
THE
POTTER JOURNAL,
M. w. McALARNEY, Proprietor.

~ Devoted to the cause of Repubcanisna, the IN
terests of ro rlture the advancement of Education,
and the best coed ot Potter county. owning guide
except that OF Principle it will endeavor to aid in the
work of more fully Freedomiziug oar Country.
%Adyertisements inserted at the following rates
except where special bargains are made, square
lA 10 lines of BREWER or of Nonpareil types
i SQuare, insertion ~ ~
Each subsequent insertion less than h 40
square, year r---- ---- ----- ---- Z M
Bu mess Cards year. "
Al ninistrator's or Executors Notice. . ~
q eciaI and Editorial Notices per lihe---- ~
All transient advertisements must be PAID IN
ADVANCE and notice will be taken of advert ements
from distance, unless they accompanied by the
money or satisfactory retereme.
KH JOB Work, of all kinds, executed with neatncss
and desDatch
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What is the difference between Noah's

What is the difference between Noah's
ark and an archbishop! One was very
high ark, but the other was hierarch.
Which is the most wonderful animal in
a farmyard? A PIC, because he is killed
first aud cured afterwards
Why must on analytical chemist be a
female! Because if he's not an analyzer
{ Ann Eiza) be must be q charlatan Char
lotte Ann).
Which is the noisiest shop in the neigh
borhood? The confectioner's, because
there is always (n)ice (s)cream there.
When may fisherman who has caught
only few fish be better off than one who
has landed greater number? When he
has taken good-eel more than the other.
Why does chicken three weeks three
days and three hours old walk across the
road? To get to the other side.
What is the difference between a piece
of honeycomb and black eye? One is
produced by the laboring bee, and the other
by a belaboripg.
What is the difference between accepted
and rejected lovers? The accepted kisses
the miss, and the rejected misses The kiss
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

Mrs. Partington says that because dane
ing girls are stars,it is no reason they should
be regarded as heavenly bodies.
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8altmore. gonnerfag tsn 19. SnIi 1866.

Sdngerin ilho cine aus9eseihnete Sdauipiele<
rim 9epcrben. 'Sie bate Itd) aug einem ults
befanaenen Naurtinb in eine 8erlon pertpans
belt bic i'm t6hiten @rub in Der @eriteuung
beinlif6 roar. Sic, bic nit Iieb5ebn Sabren
nur Gttorp un0 feline umgebung sefannt, feline
anoern Meni6en seieben alS Oieienisen Die iib
in Der tleinen 8esirtstirGe uerIammetett, lte
bate iebt Diele feds Sabre in ben sr6Eten
.6auptltdoten Der @elt, ouf ben Dcrnebmlten
Gbeatern gurppa8, umgeben uOn ben 9rDBten
@abalen unb ben leibtltnni9iten Sitten 5u9ez
braht. gBel6e @erdnbftun9en muBten ni9t
in tbrent Snnern oOrsegangen fem!
8etra6tet iie tpie lte iebt in oem f6neewetz
Zen Worsentleibe baIibt, bic iippisen 8le4ten
einfu6 seDronet, gang ipie 5ur Belt rpO lte NOD
elm iunaes Ndo6en mar. Mdn wdre periu6t
su slaubeu, Die 3eit babe itil geftaneen, uno
man babe S6ulofrieo BON GttOrp Dor iib. -
Die SbeaterIdminte bate bieie i66ne refine
6arbe nOd ni6t an3uereiien rermO&t. Die
S6metdelei bate, pie es iAien, oteies @eprdse
infoli6er 1nidulb oa8 einit ibre 3i9e 9etenre
3ei4uet nod ni6t perpiihen, beiem rffenen
uno einen BIid ni6ts ppn Der iibermtitbtseti
Si6erbeit geben trnnen Die bdufis eiue 8Otge
oopon lit. Die etu3se mertlide 0erdnoerun9
Tin S6ulofrieo8 duBerer GriGeinung par, oab
ibre @eltalt cine gr6bere @ntwideGung Der GCr=
uIen erbalten bate, uno oub iber ibren 3iigetr
me6r gfa6oentlidfeit uus9ebreitet lag ols in ben
icr9loien Susenoiabren. gG
.rr lua tgOrtIssuns fOIst) rot
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GerremfleiDers0nnefl.

Weft Yrutt Str. 9io. 358 ln0 1854.
Wfeiuen Seebrtch Greunbeu unh beE, 4ubritum made
ID bieruit bic Nn3ese, bas i'd bos i&ca felt Sa6rer
bees Hlase etablirte @eGft aberncumeu 5nse unb Be-
Gnbis Elm rei9batise8 Eager bon Dueu, elib ssarbe
teten SerrenfIebern neueer sderu Su ben blisen re
len SCrrG6s bdIteu unb aud ioIe anf gefeGnns anfer
tieen Oeree far @Sde unb SOieneeuse in aIer
Sorten unb 81 alien 4reiten.
8erner cine sluSpabI Saesenf9irme St56e &C., iowi
nne In bieies Ga& eai@lasenben NrtifeI.
~ AIe SeteHun9eu werben prompt, 5tuts nnb 1t
tHr3efer Ssrif ausefertet. .m
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glm folgenben MOrsen paren Die 3ettuneen
ooa BON ben 9rDBten 2ebpreiIunsen fotpobl in
Ge3ug auf ben @eiong, ols auf bag Spiel nnb
bic dubere Gridenuns Der atiultler'n. ~ a3A
gBd9reno man in Cafes, 69wei3ereieu,
gSlrtbsbdulern auf ber glOrobrlfe uno benz
0uItao=goOIpbss Martt, in prioat, uno 6ffents
ll6en Seiel6aften BON ni6ts 9lnoeren ols
oer serisen. 8criteauns ipri9t, tpollen plr
BET oern @egenitano all bteier Sbeilnabme einen
8eiu6 MAIDEN. as, .a 'at.'
S6On am @noe Wdr3 bate Die @,rdfin Nein.
tein ein ele9antes 0uartier in ibrem 6aus,
elne 2reppe b6ber al8 ie ielblt potnte, berrib,
ten unr IN Oronun9 bringen lai1en. Ser es
beaieben icllte, bas bate fe sebeim eebalten,
biz Wtaoame DOrbino fanL ii6 oa einauartirte
uno pabur1 neuen Stoff su Mntbnafunaen
CAB. Sie 8eiierunterridteten nusten iberoieb
eoB bic 0rdfiu fiir bic gefeierte 6dnaerin eine
Somnlerpobnung in Der yldbe ibrer eiaeren
Gtlla i'm Sbiersarten eentietbet bate. 8eab-
li3tiste Die i6one Srans6iin ldusere 3eit in
S6peoen 81 perweilen, ooer pas tpar Die ur=
ia@e oleier InOrOnuns? Diefe ,Staaen b5rtt
man ollentbalben aufltellen. @ir qeoenten biz
J3eugerisen ni&t I'M @Oraus ouf,ulldren, fun.
bern fart beiIen einen 8elud bel Weaoamt
! 00rbino abSuItatten. o-. lt ass. a
Sc 1T Der WlOrsen ltub ibrem eriten Muf.
treten. Sie iist in einem allerliebften tleiner
cabinet bas NIT 8lunen angefitlt unb BON Der
tlaren, freunbliden Strublen Der Waiionne BE-
gldn3t it. n a-i 1a ~ 1e.~.Q /.
8etra6ten mir oas iunse Beib einenNueen
blid. NlS mir iie oaS lebte WaI iaten, nar
| lte elm ltebsebnidbrises ,Mdo6en, Elm &inb
unbetannt NIT benz 2eben, leinen 2afen uni
2eioen, ieineu 8etiimmerniiien, ieinen gabaler
unO perfiibreriiben Sreuoen.J Sest tparen {
Sabre persunsen. alus benz iorslOiem &inb'
mar Elm Weib eeporben. Qu8 oer natirliher
2onobirne, bic tein anbere8 @eieb fdt ibr 8e'
Inebmen fanb al8 ibre dusenblidli6en Glnee.
Ibun8en, bic nidt tpuBte mas 'bas @crt Ser.
itslung beDeutste, mar cine ausse3si9nett
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sOfOti3.
Pic Sic, @etanl9AnsSz z6abrten, greuriiOnen,

Ole GatpnsbiIte @tfen6aba Gomsasnt
BAT bte @rdatu.s erEatsn ben habfen D1S BeaenIber
bss 91raotfe ttdr AeGbemte tbrer 3ib gs sen, au
bennsea ua5 BAT bsnfbeu fur bas YubIttum uenteribl
et6fnet. ~ -. 0-..
Biz gsse tts Elnses To etns Der fbSaen en- Ser Balm
une bfnben IT'D bIrauf mug 5GastentGune oNte nj
refe ber tGgfen unh it(en 0ueln Wn5 terNaupt lea
mas BITE gdtur BIB dee bsster. Cars eehen f1nb ben
gase SSfSet rca ubr WrrBens BITS uhs &benEg ia ITO
SOIn!as ein8sfbiriIen.
Ge he gDmPa4nte senaSenbs gSrtste;tunSen SstrSFsn
hat 70 tDnnea ei lben ieee Anaabl nrn .r
Gdr$d DrtSdt Yattbfen
SGuteE unb 8efelVfD a fttn
81 terabeaiesfen 81tPrssn, SUR 8sridsanS lteGen.
i22iGnIrnliati -
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~ 0cD GurOp0 /!
WaHnne,

Ss'sss&zssasazsS RUnuBe, XIII. --
Tin @aiite ober 3mii&enbed) auf Der Sremer ub Sans
burger 9iuic bon bier mad europa cber BON brGuseu
9er9er tam Bis gum absarsStds Se6ert perben in Der
SrpscitiOa hes >, ,,aSecaer"S
- b $50. 8 sicrb Ssre6erif7raBe.
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gGns. 0Derne6u.s'S

- @e&ieE unb nbYatfGse-Asentur.
ydTase auf Dampf. SeeeITGtHsn bDr unb rad &urrpa
@tntaFruns BON @elbern taeIbf. Wadet unit GebbefSr
berune babir 1OGmad,ten ieOer Irt - g. ST. getiepaf
office; SgDSGe SDn Pratt uub Stgbfr.
rg s% @inganS Spn grattRr seben Bet ApOttete.
%ustunft cratic. - -..- a. -5.,.,.t (17ap2mt)
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gie felbi1iUlrFenoe 4yatents 9yunsoe =,

G'e ietbfStUtrfenoe WatemtsaSunps,
pelGe beiUHbers eeel8nst um setter, ,@tsseutea H.
antFrz nntert rbtiAe &Gnme su eutpd ffe rm,
nsrf Il, fl feb IN 8eweSuns fest cbato eta aG beIte
zen BAG &tsenbgmers beftmutet ggnt tn Gem Betater,
wOlin fg te5t rr!n QDar Iosftte9sn witb unb Dsbar
tta aett 1enn es Eassepsmpt it, erf3rDeyt nGt tte &C.
rin8Ge 3ebgueunS Cber AnfRbt. t'il -
8SaeGun3sa fur cteie bBbn nusbaren pumpe nnb bee
ErBdenmaea feu@ten gDGaben wtr6 Get BEN Inter
sftd,netin pIntt3 beiOr8t 9eHrp@. Grtd,
insGt26-lmt) 9l " 242 9. GarDitnei1r, 8aItO Wb
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FF'<''''o- art7'' F"F4'3IW VV1FtBF, UH1Sg
NSttbtt8 fir ote !Serren 8ierbrGuer.
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ses Srsasrtt sratt batts It 60 mir ssunsea eims Gr
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NnwenSun8en aIdu3enb bewGhrt
Rt nur, bas &c aIe benz Bier dtI@en SutEanae1 ses.
fort Setbtnbtrt es au b. eGurenen tn 6sune 6t8 u
stner Ee9 Dtratur bon 800 Saerenb To tar9dWS ssunb
une m0@t Ietne Uer6noervne In Sbem bssterteen Srdu
rerfcbren nbtbts
@sSen @ntenfuns Bon S. 90 enSe t Stntn etne grcbe
mttnee prdpdTatS nsb @ebrauG sarwetfane 3IeS fur
Barrels gut ~ ahen fir 16 Barrels brr Sdureent
wt6eIun6 81 tdpISen hinre!Gt
Dnr 3Selret@s BsReGuuseu btn i'd tn BEN storb esiest
3u Itefern.
Dts Snenoun8 &c eebt per @rpre unb ntbme i ben Bee
tr6a: tGuS bter ber Bee1un9 ntt betesfIgt ta na&.
Dte Utu8tett eHer Drcb ienbuna moht Sbntn IetG
mS6I& @ bon Ser @Ie men @r6nbuns 3u n&f rseAstn.
emil 6daR, NR. 3D.,
Uunu-Imti tn WlenbEtI, SH.
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Ser,fbeS Mebts u. SyM!tereefbdft
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9a2r &rrntsh 4, NrouFntt E I}J r.

MS. 81 dferH AStnue. nat. D,tHtent Ctr.
unftten Sfeuuben unb Betannien, forte bem @ubltun
nterbaust btene bermt iur Radrt, bas tr tn 30 36
Galtsrn ApenFe Elm bsa5e$ ye9i uHe 6atteree4dft
annbeu in t'6sm SsIe tafrte6en ~ leuen 4 fil11Tl'
Wbl unb Tastsr In ebsr teItsbt3sn Quantstat perten
rpns Dsionhere Rotten 6sltefert. Ser. &rans;i r,
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{@Sn QSS. Summer,
- nbrntader un6 Sunelier,
gtc. lS5 9rractcdb, spiT@en NIice aunr. unb Canton
Inenue (nabe bem 8roabDa5 Snfitute),
bat Cetsn erbcen bait ets ocrratbe etne ercbe NuS
rat sSr Stanb utren @lOds splbene unb fbsrne "a.
i9snubren Seten 9emblo6p@en SinGtrrtnse Sraee.etS
Sbrrtn9e Srnfnaben, tSert batter 8riuen, Ea&enntef
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6erb1f. llnO NSinter, @(eiber
"a Tertige Slcloer
" unb Wtcoe=glrtiteI fir 5erren,

il unD 9JlOoes sNfTIIeI tut JetrEn,
ND. 318 rs. Yr6ttarcBe.
Deeinen Ereunttn uni Btdnnen pte benz eeetrten 9ut
ltfum Ibertaupt bte sreebeuHe Mn5eee bas ID tn etne
SOre eS etn Mrrent rtteer Serreutletber Dpte etne
f&5ne MusWdbI bon u n t tertIefbern, Semben a.
f&entd&er,S st timpfe, 9emOensrG8ea u. (. %. OUr.
ratbi9 bdIte.
Gnd nerben RIebtr mad g2ds aug ben ncternfen Gtren
nneefrrtiet Btuts fur Saar th mein WfUtt0.
(Sunt15iIl u. @rtenetEen.
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&SsIlebsS mxA wS1emtItdesS IS,
Baltimore 10 g 6er.
SseSHsesstsen tsa
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settnaanasn.

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B@sntl, aakIbat az bic 2E6Ser weI@e 6afat oesaut-
0nrs bic RUf Serianbt: $3.50 ftr SsOuats ObsE
e6 fSbrlG in GcraIs3o3Iuu8. MA
pas GBUcbenbIatt eri&eitt teben TrettoG nHo top
So iGbrl@ i'm BCraus Babltdr. w.
gaa@ Deuti&lanb Ssrfuubt, 50 iSRrti8 (eiu<esli@
bes Ecrtc). .-,sR sslp hl4i, n3's1 a
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SOloaGeigsSattttiIes
IEnntn iBrt slnfprade fHs
Sot,boeIber. Gclp, Dcn:icn uno 45yifen.
dethcr
prpmDt epGtecttrt ertdsten.
GbemIU tIdfdnfe 5Dn SOG, welds fir Sff1ere SEE gg.
nee in6 EHnrins Eanid Tnb, N4Ga penbe Na Gn
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1to. 70 gIeH BGpattehr., Gaitimrre
Ssebe zlusfnn # mtrh unentseItIttb erttGtlt.
So 2nfrasen bon GueDGrts mitIen etreE ggEsStans
enibaItsn fur Ste MntnBrf. iMbr12iN
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p. WACKER'S
g. s. %. TGbts,

Beeibioter 9pllmetiner.
Office SO. s gOurtIantareet.
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NbenbS. IS
Nue arten urtnuben. eeriGtIi@e OOcumtntt, RtSte-
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ettbOsrapbtf6e Nnfalt
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"a ben btutgHen preiSer.
Nue SDrten gBetn n unb Qtoupr aabeIe {ets bpr.
rdtbte tn ber er6sten AuSwatI (3OmraSmt)
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&eDer !

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t.a- BON ber befien auGIttdt $3.50, SIZE, $40
Gutterltbrr, NOrpeeO, aaen.9eber, Drilling fur S@us
utter, edne Scrben @uma GtnIas unb &&u 'Jintsnat
ST. ben ttutefen yretlen. u.
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