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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26
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denoe Gardntie, bdB feine Sfrlimeilte uniibertre=
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9arantirt perSen, nHb aud ben erteu 9reis erbalten
baber, mo ne nod aus9efteaf r6eil paren, ais aud
Die gmpfebIangei Der befien aiinitIer ees aanoes.
4reis pom $500-$f000. Die itnere 9laftinerie Der
niebriger besabtet SnftrunIente # senat: 5iejelbe,
uie bic ber b5bere. 2iberaIsr 9abaf fur ben aoel
9eiitIibe nnb Wliitlebrer. 8ei9reibmnssIifte au,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26
Sailts 8rD's, 9siauos
Oas 9Sidnp op,, slmerifa. {

Gieie PianDs uerben ausentetn pom competenten
@tGbtern IT aue 9tanoss bic nod ,sema4t porben
firo, gleiCb an ,rfGnat. MIS GmpfebInngen t6nnen
MIR ufs ailf uieIe tauenS Stabts nb aabbepobner,
nebt 9roBsn Ansablen Der 9oGf9alen, Semiaare u.
+. NJ. be;ieben. ~
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behMft moroen.. Hs1 f5s7 (
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gu benz &etraee pon n bis 80 Yianos mo fentb aus.
Subebnen. 3.ss ~ $40 ss
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z / - @FEs aRaS - - Satnes BrCs6, s.
1856, S58, 800 1851, 36is 1866 1868, $40, $40, n
ins2S 3R 3weite Mbenue, 9ep Dort Gitp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26
Gtdat Sennefee,
SffirP


gouIptrouers Office,
9tafbpiur, IS. Sui 1857
Sd, @. %. SIadbHrn, Comptroller pes Stadtsz
ehc seS beseuge bierbur1, baB bic antderboder 2es
ems Geieli1aft in Stem Yorf mir bins
ldnsli1sa 0a6plis BARON bel ebrabt bat, 6aB bic
eriese hes Staat,s EenneHee pon 8erii1erunss Ge=
iehi5affen perIargeu, nadbgetommen lit, uno fernet
teseuse i, baB 6ro a8. Sparling, Mgent gen lnntei
9eieli6aft, ebtnfnus ben eefes iden Nnfolosruigen
oes Staates, in Betrei zines iol9en Isenten' entz
fprOden bat. tsxsEss 18GLss aTx12
Gemeemds ift sendnrite R,ri6erb acbelis Beers
Iidberunas GsieIf6aft aitorifrt, oas Seriiherngss
Gef4aff III. Der 5saot RaibmIe in biefem Gfaate 3u
betrefben. . - 1~%
o. VI. SIafburn,
..aF-1 ... Comptroller DON Senne1Iee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26
@cf5er ais Gppaipbalfart

finb 8rtmanlt's Nattteo GapfeIn uEb bIe 4Ratticor
GIniprisuue. Sn peralteten Sllea, mo allie aubere
Nttein b Gs erfpl8ios erEDtefeH baben, rpirb bIrd
Die Matticoprep Der gIdnsenofte GrfoIg ere
Jielt. Dr. #cora Der berlbgte SpesIalttt wenoet ne
DEN unS bic GapieIn bel peraIteten FALLEN IN Mnpen<
'uHs seerasRt. ssE5y1fnlEf 6sfsE ffN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26
Ser. &faGtsn pom Mnaerita.l
stast Msp Yerts Is 81 g

esaat 0sep BORT, IS. 81 "a s,..sz5
Stabt lae GouHtp 8s4g Yort. s,rss < !
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q. Sui Gin Tauienp Not 6aitoert uno Sieben aino
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Gorsp iiIn., enemt Gcmmiiiipner, in Der Staot Stem
9)srt poRnhaft uno gefesIt1 eruannt uno engef9mos
fen Der GEeeutip Seb6roe tno eemdB ben GeieseH
SEs Staates Ienns{ee, nm Aitcrtennulg Don geri6tz
tien uebertragnngen * MAIDEN, eribienen 1T, tpes
der. per MIR eingei6poren, beponirte uno ansio9te,
SaB e- 9rdioent Der RniderbDder 2ebens BE fiherz
Jugs sGefel9aFt III geip BORT ei, nno bdb bic Ans
ea6en unb acknowledgements i- IN benz beige
ugten Rabpeis ellsbaIten ino pon ibm unterSetbnet
In6, ieinem beitsn a8ihen llne 9laben mad, ribtle
Fno. $50 h6&
gu befen BegIaubisrna babe i'd @esenwdrtiges
nteri5rieben uno init Mepem 4intste9el perfeben.
sem Ease Kno' in benz Sabre ME oben. a -
IL ST. . Gnmin q. GpreD iuu.,
Gomnlifiioher fiir ben Sta1t 9ennefiee,
Office "a Mnluube, 9eIu g)ort.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26

9ieie Pia,,ps, empfinsen ben bS6Fen Rreis in be
notwithstanding iber bic beiten 6abrttate aenbons'
Paris', DeutibIanbs, Ser Stdbte @eru gorf, 4biIas
beIpbia, Baltimore unb 8pion; ebenio bic goIb=aRez
.Saiue ant benz ameritanif9en Snftitit in gu
B1~ Stint aaf einunber fOIsenben Sabren. -s9a
nnfere qianos entbatten bas earfen peSat, ben
fransbftf9en Sampfer, ben perdrtten Sas, pole els
ferne Rabmen uliS ale rnobernen gerbeheruusen. =
Sebes Snitrument arf fiinf Sabre suarantitt unb
perbeE unter aufii9t Ses GERM s. s. gropefteen
fabrtsirt, her cine prattf@e erabruns iiber IS
Sabren bat unb Der iiber ii 900 9ianos feIb sema
bat 11niere gortbeiIe befabisef uns unfere 5abri
ate pom 100000 Dollars biuisel au perfaufen, aIs IL
&c cine anbere Sabrit. mo iu I2fS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26
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etraG bon @erIMitels IpeIde aheei9dRts ,,s1,yBr9
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welde mirtii6 paffirt IH6 m -
ber Abf96tuuG begriieH fno$ 147.272-S0
"a r fweI&e beri6tet,. nber 'up9r ~ = "a
Hi1t perbanbeit fr6. 6f,t86.76
Aniprh9enw BerIMiten,
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petsert. ............... 26,33O.00
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fldrt, aber ned nidbt eesabIt
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fdais erfIdrt- .-.....:.:.. Refine.
allen 1nherp gegen bic 9efeAs
: i4dft a,Gtge teuten AufErh3es 80, 269. ST
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26

9auptnieoerlase in Baris;s. s,s.N So
srsS i@rimamlf 8 Co.,
q. ~ as ,Rue &i1eIieu.
,Slr 9teip Sort: r. 80 = sf91sSs| : : :
TOueera s 8anberfieft,
off ba . q s'.4 30 sisp @ilIiainftr. .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26

Bon Buffalo. = Nit gew gorf Bet pom 0epot, Ode
Rsa szaaass gsrs s ssssae ga e
1Nriibftid}; eusqus banHa 2.17 O. d., (aRitfaa,
Nep g0rt 50 D. d. aab liz in s greS.
L Benb NIT ber 0eIaware, eadananta w. @redt
@eltern. eitenbabn, uns IN Serfep Gttpl init benz
ars s rs, ,SS;[prsssns fr altf
500 ~. ~. 8oft<GxpreB, aber Mprn unh 6orneuspiHe
a asst , gSSHstGgs aassenOnsmsi erfsit asg
Der N6lbli9en Central Giienbabn fir .aarrisbMre,
g geiiaaSeIvsia. Baltimore, ssafbihatOa anS faSs
a.2O 9: M. sisbt,gns erpreB usssnomanen Conn.
n ta8sA bait Sornelspile I'M SOS q. %. tSup.);
E rnberrsi1t Rep gort 2 llbr Morgens. 8erbialbef
Y Ft IN Serfeu 0ttp nlit benz Ntorgeh Grpreb5ig fur
6sr. New; Serfsp eiieubabn fit yaitimore mttS
efsssssss fsI saiioa isisS Sic ssts.d sdasi
$40 o. D.. n. q. saadt ctpres, taat. (gountaas aus.
gsnomrasn); bait in POFfase ann SIS 3. a.,
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= gtmira NIT SeE ssSrbtben eeiitrat giieababn FST
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ton ,ins fa6lt6s Fanite, gu @reaf Bea6 nit So
Selagars, eadewaHra ,nIb Beitern Gifenbabu
d Reps gori MT Sen aasSS S nss sRsen ms
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talo I'M S10 " o. perIist in6 STEM Dort im sIp6lf
hhr ~ Win. Radbm. erreitt. Ss.--ss@.9 -. ~ Il
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weroen nit tbrem @epGd In aep bort fre iibsfefert.
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inbem fe sur4 bic i96nen. abaIer Der @bemu,,s.
Slaquebaitna, 9elanaruare iifo &auapo Siie fdbrt.
pie ben pentilirten pilb lruriSiefen S3lafssBasen
- IN per @ It -S9& begetten ale Ra9tsige
aui eteier Giienbabn. u ! .stIGs4t i,r5@i
~ Oas 8epaf iuirb nit Ourds
ntarfeBl berfebeu. Ssi,l s5 o4s4
llnS gaifasisrpres tets 70 niebris, ais au irsens
elmer unbetn 2fnie. 20 - - 20
1 Wan perlanse Bullets fir Die
Grie5 gifeaba5tt,a sis3tS t1Ii15 ft
rusI9ea,H allen 9aupts giHet.gaueaas I'm gssasu auS
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81 Minble,A ~ 516'f @l!sisi 3laj51
. General uperiutenbeut. a.a5i 5341
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26
gfero1Se Ropf. N. ser dtsffbmer,en

.uerben iofort eurb bic bralilianii1e gaurana, elm
2fansli5e Snbdna aus 8raitlien, bic bert ieber
I'M @e6TaMcb geDefeR, geneiIt Fss21 rs re sfssi
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26

: Bon unb MAD benz 26. Muguf 1867 werbe, 8iae
abgeben In Serbtabnng NIT allen weftIi1en &miea
tuie foIgt:
Bon 9uniirt sab Salamanca bonn linton Depot mad
@ep Dort Seit: ~ - -
40 ". Or. GrpreB.eoft pon Ounfirf tdgIi@ (ousaes
81 nontmen SountagOy b6Itirt Salamanca 10. 90 H.
M. nn6 madbt bic gerbinbung IN Sornenspile ,inb
4 Gorring NIT BEN 500 u. W. Grpresz gofsua psr,
Buffalo, nnh erreiGt geIp gosf UNI z rlbS Nprs
gems. - - - - 49, CO., 'f75tF -
2.35 9. M Rep Dprf tagIi6e Cypress ppt GaIumoi,ea;
tGglidb laus9encmrlen Sonntags) h1It IN Sprs
IS neaspiue an un. 525 g. Dr., tsupper), unb per=
+. binoet fi9 NIT benz tdgliGetl 2.20 Cypress pon
Y 9nffalo nnb tonimt in Nep gort an UNI 100
M.aR.. i! n1tfC g485SS eSTSE -ss.Ns
Ais 90: Re,p gort Nadt Grpres, pom S,mEirf taa.
9 lid (Sonrtdgs nusgenomntefi); han III Grlas
r Tauca 6-55 z: %. IN Cieau 7.35 q. Dt. Isup.)
gurne5,s 9;56 9. ~. 6ribfiidl, unb erreidt Sle.p
ii Yest12 80 g. d., ttm nit Ben gaadmittaas Rifqen
..as 2ampfern t.a4 8eiton stao ben aeleaslanbs
$50 g. IN. Gineinndfi erpres, BON 9untirt taaIie.
tSpnrtags ansgenommert), b6lt i'm SALAMANCA
= um 80 %: nftb nlatt in @orneHsptne bret
: ten Mni9IuB nit benz II 30 g.. D1. 2,ta non ysuf=
falls nnoerrei6t 9ew nm 8 Is p. Rs -,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26
Seine Slutarprntb unb 8leiSb fnb
ss nebr, 3 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Giien sNatrnn bon

Siefee neue Brdpdrat lit bereit in Trantreicb unh
Gnglaue an STEELE Der GtieRmittel anpptirt. Gs III
HIiia farb ln6 9e1niddes uie entipridt IN feinen
6eitanbtbeien Der 3liantmenfeshrs bes 8httes an6t
Der anoben. @egen 8lei9iMdbt, Ra9enbei6perben,
sb,sdbe gerSannns unb ananlie, sibt es fein inels
leyet uiIo ierer Ipirtenoss Uitte Die Nfaoenie be
HteSeeire rpeanet Is in ben meien 6ten ON tie en-
Il oauiit bic beitei grfolse.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26

fa4Hka 3 YGAHOIT9a4lO0
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26
Mmfrifaniide S)rae1a..

Gslpmfast, -pp,l Der f4neafsn ,li,b aaft esenSfen
Muiit bis Su ben biup1iif9 trotaner &ldngen elmer
ben nod ben gianos nefr 2eutenJ bic niir bic Baiben
AMssabe ma5eu t6ilnen,n fIo peniser 9taum baben
porgesogen. :! -
Dsan i6reibe fir GireuIare Bic nabere GinseInbeis
ten unb Sreiie beitimmen.
Agent,rren rperben 9dnbIern sugeiantt uhb bebeu=
ten6e roSente aebrern u gBieberDertduffr bewifgt
$. Siberia &tt, 3bDleiate< asertt !
III 581 8roabwaD, Sie,u i9orfsl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-26

.Y9IszzIT . 1azaHf
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-04-09
w hen TO Prune Hedges.

April is as good as any time TO pfuH6
hedges, whether of hemtock or Norway
spruce, arbor vil@, OF the Taclura. The
Thing TO avoid is hard frost and VIC rarely
have it in April Bt&-edgmg in yards and
gardens can also now be pruned. This,
instead of cutting off square At the top as
many do, exposing dead or yellow inter-
ior nearly the whole season, should be
pruned on both sides to poIht, cutting
ltttle oLoUe last years growth.
One tnIng should be borne in mind by
those who are growing young hedges, which
is not to allow them to grow too large be-
fore the pruning shears are applied.
An evergreen hedge, particularly, by
commencing to prune when the bushes are
about four or four and half feet high can
be made in any shape or form that may
I've desired, without leaving unsightly
stumps. They always seeth to us as thouglt
they iikrd to be pruned. They sort o feel
q little proud, at least they look smart and
jaunty after having their heads cropped,
Young hedges should receive careful At
'cHIIob> O' theS VIII cSCoii'e dh eNSNp'e w
stead Of an ornament--aud many such eye
sores can he seen in the county of Pha-
delphia. They should be carefully forked
under the branches, at least every parlieIe
Of grass and weeds should be removed;
and if the soil is not rich, apply good
Of manure; but if sufficiently
rich, grass, straw or refuse of any kind may
be used. The hemlock, especially, which
makes the most beautiful of all hedges, aud
the onIv one that really dots well under
shade, shows the eff-ct OF luxuriant growth
of the datkes!-green foliage that ma ure
can preseut.-GermanfoWn Telegraph,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-04-09
Bill simpsons Legal EXper-
iQnPa

Many years ago the Legislature Of Ten
nessee passed an act to organize the county
of McNairy. At that time the county
embraced in the limits Of Snake, was oc-
cupied by a sturdy set of backwoodsmen,
totally unacquanted with courts, jaii, etc,
The country assembled at the appointed
site for the purpose of cutting logs, making
boards, ETC. The only theme Of daily con-
versation, when the men were assembled,
was the court. None of them had seen a
court in session, as yet developed. Each
one would give what his idea of court
was.
None, however, were entirely satisfac-
tory until Bill Simpson was called on to
give his ideas. He said he knew all about
a court-that ne had lawsuit in North
Carolina. One of his neighbors, hogs kept
coming when he fed his hogs until it got
fat. One morning he got so ALFRED mad
that he shot the hog, He thought it
would not do to throw it away so he clean
ed and saIted it. Shortly after bis neigh
Dor and a man came to bis house, examin
ed the smoke-house, and took him TO town
and put him in a little office. About
three months after that, this man came
and took him to large room. A large
man sat upon a high bench-a man was
sitting at a desk-about dozen fine dress,
ed men set in place around. The man
put me in a pen just behind them.
He then called in twelve men; they took
seats in a box in front Of the fine dressed
men. The man that was writing gave
the twelve men book and said something
about Bill Simpson and the State. Then
one Of the fine men read Something about
Bill Simpson and the hog, and he and an
other Of the fine dressed men had the
biggest quarrel you ever heard. tn pught
hey would fight every minute, but they
didn't 1t was Bill Simpson and the hog,
and the hog and Bill Simpson, and some
times Mr.. Simpson, but devilish seldom
After they had quit quarrell'ng, the big
man talked awhile to the twelve men, ami
they went out and slaid short time and
came back and said something to the man
at the desk. The man on the bench said
something to the man that put me in the
office, and he took me out and tied me to
a persimmon tree and commenced fighting
me with cowhide, and it made me so all
fired mad that | shook all the persimnons
off the tree,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-04-09

tude, nor dare insult the ashes Of my aged
mother by now claiming the duties of kin
dred from her deserted children"
She drew her veil hastily around her as
she spoke, and moved as if wishing to
withdraw.
Gentlemen" said Burr, 81 have no more
to say. The words Of the law are express
ed in the book before you; the words of
truth you have heard from woman's pure
lips; it is for you to decide according to
the requisition of nature and the DEGREES
of justice"
need not say that our decision was in
favor of the defendant, and the plaintiff
went forth followed by the contempt of
every honorable man who was present at
the trial.
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A Leaf from Il Modern Die
Ii0naFy.

Water-A clear fluid, once used as q
drink.
Honesty-An excellent joke.
Rural Felicitv-Potatoes and turnips,
Tongue A little horse that is contnu'
ally running away,
Dentist-One who finds work for his
own teeth by taking out those of other
people.
My Dear-An expression used by man
and wife at the commencement of a quar-
rek
Pohceman-A man employed by the
corporation to sleep in the open air.
Brgain-A ludirrous transaction, in
which each party thinks he has cheated
the other.
Doctor-A man who kills you to-day
to save you from diving tomorrow.
Author-A dealer in words, who Often
gets paid in hs cwn coin
Frend-A person who will not assist
you because he knows your love will eS-
cuse him.
Editor-A poor wretch who empties
his brain in order to fill his stomach.
WeaIth-The most respectable quality
of men.
Bonnet-The female head-dress for the
front seats Of the opera.
Esqure-Every body yet nobody;
equal to colonel.
Jury-TweIve prisoners in a box to BEy
one or more at the bar
States Evidence-A wretch who is
Pardoned for teing baser than his cora
rades
Public Abu8e-The mud with which
every traveller is spattered on the road TO
destruction.
Modesty-A beautiful flower that fioa'r-
lshes IN secret places
Lawyer-A learned gentleman who rer
cues your estate from your enemy ard
keeps it himself.
The grave-An ugly hole in the grodBal
which lovers aud poets wish they were f4A.
but lake uncommon means to keep out cF
Money-The god of the nineteenth ceE l.
tury.
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let The Forgiven Fear.

A soldier whose regiment lay in gar
rison town in England, was brought before
his commanding officer for some offence
He was an old offender and had been often
punished. "Here he is again" said the
officer, on his name bel g mentioned: "ev-
erything -hogging, disgrace, Imprisonment
has been tried with him."
Whereupon, the sergeant stepped for
ward, and apologizing for the liberty he
took, said.
"Thera is one thing which has never
been done with hlm yet, SIR"
"What is that!" was the answer
well, sir" said the sergeant, "he has
never been forgiven"
"Forgivenp' exclaimed the colonel sur
prised at the suggestion,
He reflected for few moments, order
ed the culprit to be brought in, and asked
him what he had to say to the charge
Nothing, sir" was the reply" ouly
am sorry for what | have done"
Turning kind aud pitiful look on the
man, who expected nothing else than his
punishment would be increased with the re
petition of hi. offense, the colonel address
ed him saying, "WeII, we have decided to
forgive youI"
The soldier was struck dumb with as
tonishment; the tears started in his eyes,
and he wept like child He was hum
bled to the dust; he thanked his officer
anh retired; to be the old refraC tory, incor
rigibIe man? No; he was another man
from that day forward He who tells the
story had him for years under bis eye, anil
better conducted man never wore the
Queens colors. In him kindness bent one
whom harshness could not break; he was
conquered by mercy and, forgiven, and ever
afterwards feared to offend.
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Simon spells rescue thus--res-q He
also spells easy in this wav-e,z.
An Irishman warns the people net 10
trust his wife, because he was never nGaFl led
t. her.
Wait for Others to advance your - ter
ests, and you will wait until they aaa not
worth advancing.
--Candor, in some people may be com
pared to lennon drops in which The acid
predominates over the sweetness.
An Englishman being asked how he
spelled saloon, replied: "With a hess, q.
hay, hell, two hoes, and hen"
Ron not after the blessings, thly walk
in the commandments of God, snd bless.
ing> shall run after you, pursue and over
take you.
"A friend says he knows Of but one
branch Of employment which IA very pr fit
able, and bnt little followed and that is,
Mind your own business"
"A drunken fellow recovering frofH a
dangerous illness, was asked whether he
had been afraid of meeting his God. "Eo,"
SAID he, i was only afeard of tother chap
1t is said there are not less than one
hundred females now in the hands Of the
savages, lately captured from the frontier
counties of Texas, and constantly subject
to the grossest outrages.
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MILLER & NIcALARNEY.

A TTOR NEYS-AT LAW, HARRIsBCRG, Pcnna,-
n Agent, for the Collection OF Claims against me
United states and state Governments ,Su ii as fensons
Bounty rrears of Pay Ec-AdIress Box 90 arr''o"rg
- ~ yItIpp j. c MALARNE Ely
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A farmer refused to hire an Trishman
because two previously hired by him had
died on hands Faith" said he, Il have
wrought in many place, and niver once
played sich trick"
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En- RITTER. VI. D..

PHYSICIAN Y and Surgeon would respectfully IN
form the citizens of Coudersport and vicinity
Enat he has opened an Once in the Coudetsport
Hotel and will be ready at all times to make pro
Ycssional calls He * regular graduate OF Bun NO
Medical College of 1850 San ~.
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I0HN y. MANN.

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
A Coudersport Pa, will attend the several Courts
IN Potter and Cameron counties. All business en-
Frusted to his care VIII receive promp. attention.
Office on Main street, in residence
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a. T. ELLISON. VI. D..

DRACTECING PHYSICIAN, Coude'sport, Pa;
| respectfuy informs tue citizens OF the village ana
vicinity that he will promptly respond to all calls for
professional seIvices 0ice First street, hrs door
1geAt of his residence. 17-40