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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-05-09
QUEENSWARE
AT REDUCED PRICES!
FARMS 4 PRAIRIE LANDS
FOR SALE

"E have for sale on reasonable terms the
FARM and Lands described 8 l0llows:
me est X Of tho soatS~ssi < :; section y,
s s1wcn stR o. ranss with good house
Lcss g 10 inclusive. block u; lot 9, in block
"A farm of TO acres, ~ miles ~ Of town. and
h n irsn school 6o.ss,. z ven improved
steblee, -. . nne orchard ana s. acres rmber.
frice. - pr acre. Terms TO suit purchaser.
:. r g a e 6 Hs :, se = e 90 mn:
ccunt.y, hos sxesllsas tln6ar, u CT. - %
inss: Known = Tie 'AoAssas iArm. f'sos u
IS scrss Immediately est q mir grounds. IN
excellent building location, With well. ever.
stnans; Ss% s. Is scres milo
) haf house, good oelaI. cistern, Ac. Also, %
eGrss timber ooe-6ourth mile east Of the Ferry.
GooS iasm q 20 acrss 100 improved. ~ aercs
timber, 9ooa houes and stock stebles, miles
lsoH Rsiisosd ssessGe sooe ssoee es" h:y VIA
nlencs 81 ons ana two years.
The nv quarter Of sec. u, ~ b ; 100 acres.
P51es 90 pr asre, Aalfcash. balance n one ana
20 se,se:e. 2 sss ~ Ada.s,cs s to tow,
81 E :s1t Ss g :ss L., No 10 ao,
n. . Il town. q Upton. = -
IL S. S nv 81 x. FTe!i g acre.: :sss:
n H. .: 81 4 8 the = x snl the .... hall q the
= 81 g ecrs:. Alh 6sdar eosnty. ie.s., :
Vs., 81 i "a ds lSssa ,esounty. Iowa. -
- aerss choice prairie land In Csss county.
WOLF h LANDT. 4 5.,.
M ARanta TivAnsn Inua \
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THE NEWS.

There b rumor At Washington tina,
Postmaster General Randall has tender
ed his resignation.
Judge Underwood, ofthe United States
Circuit Court for Virginia, has issued Z
writ Of habeas corpus for the purpose oil
bringing JEFF. Davis before his Court, at
Rtchmond, on the 18th instant.
Else ears of flesh color, made of India
|yuhho9. have been invented in France,
~ The NE Of ladies with large cara
tn m used in front Of the real ears,
r 90 drawn back and concealed
= m hair.
E6oGC1lng to the monthly statement
kSo 6oosetAsy Of the treasury, for May
|. 9aopea6s that the public debt has
- 6eioosd during the past month
1o0nA mu0bers, seven millions. Tho
1870 oconle and gold certificates in
= SSoaoosY = one hundred and sixteen
ilJlono.. 1Ao amount OF currency on
- = thirty -fIve millions.
80 Win Iron shsll6. will b fact 1t
- I1Doott3op, a Berlin chem
G1 III hon1 y pro9Qce them ~
the6h u ) psefesAkloo IN which
: - 001o - IKE tho 49, oflme..
- - 1o.yory vel lbgtSanep0r-.
R ~ 6o0 Aboua the chickens!
- - = 1las1sahnsstts liquor dsal-
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Original Notice.

District Court Of Cedar county, Iowa. June
Term, 1857.
Mary Roberts, plaintiff, against VIM. T. Rob-
erts, defendant.
To William T. Roberts, defendant: You are
hereby notified that there IL now on file In the
for the county Of Cedar, in the State OF Iowa, .
Petision OF Mary Roberts. plaintiff, claim
ing relief as follows: That she have q divorce
ground Of desertion; that she have the care and
custody, control and Guardianship Of your in.
granting her the title In fee to one acre Of land
now owned by You, and situated in the north.
east corner OF section number one ~ in town.
ship number eighty SO), north, range three g.
west 9Th p. III. Now unless you appear to
said petition and defend thereto at or before
noon OF the sah0na day OF the next term of said
County. on the LIST Monday of June, 1857, de-
fault will be entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon In accordance with the
prayer Of said petition. =.
19w4 nc. PIATT, Plf's Atty.
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AN ORDINANCE Amending Ordinance no. 81,

AN ORDINANCE Amending Ordinance no. 81,
Relating to Fire Warden.
Sec. l. BE it ordained By the Mayor and
7o,Un Council of Upton, That the words
lone dollar and fifty cents" in the 18th
line Of the dissection of ordinance NO.31,
pertaining to fire warden, be stricken
Out, and the words two dollars" be SUBJ
stituted in lieu thereof
I'd. that the words "ten days." in the
18th line of the I'd sec. of said ordinance
number 81, be stricken out, and the
words five days" be substituted in lieu
thereof.
This ordinance to take effect on the
10th day ofMay, after being published in
the Upton Advertiser.
s. l. SMITH, Recorder
VIM. ELLIOTT, Mayor.
AN ORDNANCE requiring transient or TRAY.
Upton, Iowa, to take out license therefor.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the Mayor and
7o,0n Council Of the tom Of Upton,
That all transient or travelling doctors
or physicians plying their vocation in
the town of Upton, whether in hotels,
private honscs or on the streets, whether
advertising or not, or using medicines
prepared by themselves or Others, or
protesting to cure disease by any appli-
cation whatever, shall first procure from
the Mayor Of said town license there
for.
Sec. I'd. The Mayor of said town is
hereby authorized to issue the license
named In the 1st section hereof, upon
the payment to him, for the use OF the
city, the sum Of five dollars for each
and every period Of twenty-four hours
or fractional part thereof that such doc
tor or physician proposes to stay in the
town, and If such person should prolong
his stay for the purpose aforesaid hey nd
the time for which such license was issu-
ed, then upon prepayment at the same
rate new license shall issue for such
farther time as the applicant shall then
pay for at the rate aforesaid.
Sec. Sd. Any one neglecting or, refu-
sing to comply with the provisions OF
thereof before the Mayor, be fined ten
dollars for each and every day, he, OF
she shall have piled or attempted I,
ply his, her, or their profession or voca.
ton in this town without such license
and shall stand committed in the county,
prison until such fine and all costs be
paid. ..~
Sec 4th. 1t is hereby made the duty O.
the town Marshall to see that the pro
visions of this ordinance are faithful,
executed; and it shall further be his du
ty, whenever he shall find such person
or persons without such license, forth
with to cite him, her, or them before tn,
Mayor to be dealt with as herein befor,
provided; but the Mayor is also required
to act upon the complaint of any othe
person, provided that said complaint i
made in due form of writing by the at
torney elected for that purpose.
Sec. 9Th. This ordinance shall tax,
effect on the 18th day Of May, and b
In force from and after its passage ant
publication in the Upton Advertiser.
S. L. SMITH, Recorder.
WIN. ELLIOTT, Mayor.
Upton, May 9th, 1867.
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The LIGHT OF THE HOUSEHOLD mi-
ling faces are the lights. Can 4 wife sx-
pect her husband to smile when she sets
before him poor bread? Can husband
look for smiles from his wife If he offers
her inferior materials for making bread?
II you, cir, will please your wife get d.
3. DeLand 4 Co.'s Best Chemical Sale
rdtsss and she will produce bread and
biscuit that will please you-that will
please her. and there will be light in the
house smiles al around. Use 1t instead
81 soda.
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"A Mr.. Clark Of Brush creek, Fay
cite county, was killed in the following
curious manner, last week: There was Z
large rock on his farm which he At
tempted to put out Of the way by dig
ging deep hole BY the side otit. intend
ing 10 tip the rock into the hole and
then cover it with earth. He had dug
the hole, thrown his spade out, and was
In, the act Of climbing out, when the
eartifunder the rock gave way, CAUSING
II to all upon him and crushing him 70
death instantly.
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incorporation Petition
Notice Is hereby given that the following ne.

Notice Is hereby given that the following Pc
titiOn, to wit:
To the Honorable, the County Judge of Cedar
county, Iowa: The undersigned, qualified cleo.
tors and Inhabitants Of q part OF Cedar county.
Iowa, not now embraced within the limits OF
any city or Incorporated town, would most re-
spectuIly petition the court that they NAV be
organized into an incorporated town which n
to be included in the following described terri
tory, to-wit: The south half Of section thirty
six (S5. township eeventy-nine (79 range one
~, west OF the fifth 9th principal meridian.
In Cedar county Iowa. plat of which is hereto
annexed; the name Of said town to be Dufant.
Your petitioners would further represent that
qualified voters, and that II. c. Loomis and ..
A. w. Perkins are hereby authorized to present
and prosecute this petition. Was presented to
and that the first Monday in July. at Tipton. IL
the time and place for a hearing thereof,
once Of County Judge. Upton, Iowa.
ioW4 q BELTS, Co. Judge
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As M0 result or taking ''bitters" tn
| Journal says . citissDof Muscatine came
vasy near losfng >hlss lilsk through nj
taklng tlD bottl. . plaos o. schieden
ho swallowed heovY potatjon Of laada
num an1o ther uowholeo0me lngredtont
i1tsnde1 for hoess doctoring purpoee.-
C0nvalG1oency Was ssseDfod after con
siderable doctoring.
HE llaIesty, King VIII. Of New Cala
bar, on the Niger river, has established
scoustitutionsi government The open.
ing ofthe parliament IL thus described
by French ollicer: 1.-THE President
turned TO the members, who had been
driven 70 the door Of the hall by hii
Msjesty's servants armed with sticks,
and said, are you all devoted TO oul
mighty ruler p The delegates rubbing
their shoulders, eagerly said they were.
''Then," says the president, you know
that II you choose, You can get up an
opposition to your monarch's viii,
Oaly it's his intention to cut of the
head ofcvery one who was not bis friend
Now let the opposition stand on tho left
and the others on the right General
rush to the right. There says King
Will, In . condescsndlng tone, you see
the devotion Or my subjects T.
The New York Legislature has char
tered q company to lay u cable from
New York City to Brest, In France, by
way of the Azores. This cable 10 to be
under the control Of our own Govern
ment, and one end Of Il under the pro-
lection Of our own flag. The present
cable 10 under the exclusive control of
the British Government. and its man.
agement is British all over. Hence the
extortionate charges, and hence the
small amount Of business transacted.
The cable Is not employed three hours
out Of the twenty-four; whereas 1t rea-
sonable rates it might have full employ
ment, and while giving satisfaction TO
~ increased. The dispatches to the
and consequently Of comparatively little
value. These dispatches cost over 800,
700 per annum in gold. For this sum
We should receive at least fair sunima-
y oil the important European news~of
ZACH day.
The local of the Davenport Gazette is
for the following account Of =
yood days hunt Saturday, Mr.. Charles
Martens, Of Liberty township, in this
ounty, brought into town eight wolf |
calps, taken from just that number of
wolves, which he had the good. luck to
Ind summing themselves, and in such
that one discharge of !
lis smooth bore killed eight out of nine
# the wolf family, and the ninth he
aprured alive and unframed. He re-
eived from the County Clerk the nice
title sum Of forty dollars for the eight |
caIps, and has two scalps left, only one
t which, however is for sale. That
ind OF hunting pays" ....-
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DROBATE NOTICE.-Public notice ia hereby
i given that the Administrator Of the estate
Of James 0. Parr deceased, late of Cedar conn.
ty. Iowa, has fled his final report in the office
OF the County Judge OF said county All per
less they appear and make defense thereto. on
or before the 9TH day Of May, 1857, being the
regular term OF the County Court, said report
VIII be approved and affirmed and said Adj
ministrator discharged from all duty and Tia
bility in the premises.
May 9th, lS67-n19w2
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00pnbltea 11neo Oooyont5oa.
H. EsvGofA Aaaaal 1epphllsen
-e1 Coavs1tioa CT lew1 VII y hen
sflb - A016Gn . W61nsG1sy, Tho Nth
.nAhGsfJaasysk0 -, - - o'eeock ,.
n.IntlCtAe puVeQ " e0mtn4SIne An-
.sdidasss for the blowing State olIices, to
ft{fed AZ the next general election, viz:
1nOns ptssoa ~ The o1Ilos u Governor.
asdNluelssseA lbe the, S1es % LasutSn.
q ono person ior the ol1cs Of Judes Of
ths eaprsme Court. and s
&c One person Tor ta1e efl3co Of Saperin-
r tendeNt Of Public IastNotion. ,ra
bns The ratiO Of representation will - -
fbliows, viz: One delegate nom each
. 0uunty, and one additional delsgate Sbr
ve1voFy hundred Votes, or frac4iUhal part
efDfa, hundred votes. cast ut the lest slec-
!. ton for Hon. Ed Wright for 6scrstary
of Stxte. =
49, All Who ssppDftst the uominsss and.
1a psineiplss 81 the RepublIcsn party as the
II last general election, are cordially tnvi.
ted to take part In sending delegates to
1ithis convention.
IT 1y order u the Republican State Gen.
N. +. CUTS. Chairman.
April soth, 1857.
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Iso1al Notice.

County Court OF Cedar county, State Of Iowa.
In the mater Of petition Of Caroline Haw-
kins, to set on her DOVER Z
Notice - hereby given that there u now On
nle In the ONCE 81 the Judge Of Cedar county,
Iowa, q petition Of Caroline L Hawkins, pray
ing that one third in value ofthe following de.
scrioed properly, south half q the soIthwest
OF which her Late husband died seised, may be
set off to her . her dover in said estate, in
seyerally foreysE and that said Hetition,
Cedar county, ut his Office in Tipton Cedar CO.,
state Of Iowa, on the 9th day OF May, 1857, at
S sre be- snd ths
of said petition should not be granted.
lows &c BETS Co. Judge.
X + PonHn Att'ys for Petitioner,
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O. HO!

Every ono 70 20 Hrs. ,. Creagneso
10 ret your Carpets made.
She makes the bsst in the state. hs:adenss in
county. ~ miles southwest Of Covers Ferry.
All work sent 70 her will be prOmpt!y Sone,
TIVEA 'T-''S l0m1
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!. ,'ts:i 43 NaF Y !
otiMAx.

0als Rhssn, 9Ss1s, 1ssEsa RsasSD, I5sse Sfs
0hiiasalsss 49, -, o.4ss e1eelaW, e..
vAeeA0 uyss - q $3.50 , ~ - vsaasVIH
0hio opeeep II -allays in1ama1sn ea61neS -
80 heoie ViAheat eeas. M UesoA - vea~ks a
6 wasaatsd 70 q vAas y sAvs svuvslns. y
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FARM MACHINERY
i CAR LOAD Etna Reapers.
Mowsrs 90 Drolpsss, the best rsapess and
mowers 00A - :
1OA LOAD Of Marsh Harvest
bind Ill the grain.
l CAR LOAD FURNAS, Corn Cnltiva-
tors, The bost cultivatos n 10. r.
lCAR LOAD 6chuttler's Chicago Wss.
o0A Also. the ] H Nanny Haapesu ana nov.
1eeekers. Hand In yoe1f ofdcdA
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o-o "P"" 6eAcial VouE ny 60
ing direct to Raleigh and remaining one
day and night there, and then returning
to Washington. He will, consequently
be gone but three to four days, and will
have but few opportunities to make
speeches.
The friends Of jeff Davis, alarmed a,
what seems to be his certain fate in bring.
Ing up in Henrico county jail in less
than ten days, and being thereby placed
beyond the reach of the President. arr
now pushing boldly for his pardon, and
seem sanguine Of success. Having petit
toned Davis to condescend to ask for |.
pardon, as q mere matter of form, the,
will in few days, have the necessar,
papers before the President, and he viii
1t Is said, pardon him sooner than allow
Judge Underwood to hurt his feeling.
BY putting him into Richmond Jail
Judge Underwood Is resolute In his opin
Ion that treason being punishable with
death, IL not . bailable crime.
BY act Of March ID, 1867, heirs of sol
diers who died while prisoners Of wa
Tor those deceased after discharge) are en-
titled to recover Communication of rations
Where both parents are living, the,
must make application jointly. Broth
ers and sisters Of half blood are eouall,
entitled with those Of full blood. By !,
provision in the same law, soldiers who's,
certificates Of dischage have been lost o.
stolen can apply for additional bount,
provided by act Of July q, 1866.
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Pay. Up!

All psruons ll,ASbtsd TO the undereleneo; ~
nour. sro no1i6o6 to eli immedletely a3a ~
u s :s3 h. 43NkASyssk SoN:
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Fire warden's Notice.
Persons Knowing ofhassrdous risks, where-
by the public sa1sty IL endangered, are request-
ed to report the seIac TO the undersigned.
IT. 8. L. SMITH, Fire Warden
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nAYalssz.

Upton, IOWA:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-26

A WHITE MULE.-A friend told us yes
terday of an amusing scene which he wit
messed lately at the Old river ford, near
Nachitoches in Louisiana. A negro had
wagon aud team of six mules, which he
wished to drive across. The two lead
mules took kindly to the water, but one OF
the hind ones, white mule, obstinately
refused to enter the stream. Jumping
from his seat in furious passion, the team
ster began beating the peryerse animal with
might and main, ezclaiming between the
blows, "you thinks you'se white does you
But LII show you-luiek. dat colored
mules is as good as you is. Gee, uP!
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\ COUPLE Of old bachelors out west
who lived sort of a cat and dog life t..
gether for good many years, but hav-
lng been to camp meeting were slightly
converted, and both of them concluded to
reform.
"Brother Tom," says one. when they
hal arrived at home, "Iet us sit down now,
and I'll tell you what We'll do.--You tell
me of all my faults, and I'll rell you Of all
yourn; and so we'll know how to get about
mendin' of EN-"
"Good, says brother Tom.
"Well, you begin"
"No, you begin, brother joe"
"WeIl, in the first place, you know, brother
Tom you will lie"
Crack goes brother Toms double fist
between brother Joe's blin&er, and seritn.
mage ensned, until in the course of about
ten minutes, neither being able to eotiie TO
time, reformation was postponed.
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FERCH ANT-Dealer in Dry Goods, Ready -Teaa
nj q thing, Crockery, Groceries, Flour tteo
f5sIE. Provisions &C. Main street, CouleTspo' / ia
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DHYSICIAN and Surgeon would respectfully IN
form the cittzeus of Coudersport and vicinity
nat he has opaned an Once in the Conde'spor'
Hotel. ana will be ready at all times 10 max pro
fessi ,nal calls He i regular graduate oil buI''
Meglcal N Iege of 1850 Jan ~
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o. Il. ELLISON. VI. D.,

DRACTICING PHYSICIAN, Coude sport, Pa;
respectfully informs the citizens 9" the village ana
professional services Office or First street. first door
west of his residence. 1910
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SONG.

" The weasel's head is small an trim,
AM he is little an long an slim,
AM quick "f motion an nimble of limb,
An ef you III be
Advised by me,
Keep wide awake when ye re ketchin' him l''
SO day after day
Ho stitched and tinkered and hammered away,
I'LL at last It was done,-
The greatest invention under the SUM-
" An now" says Darius" hooray for some funp'
Twas the Fourth of July,
And the weather was drv,
And not cloud was ou all the sky,
Save a few light fieeccs. which here and there
Half mist, half air,
Like foam on the ocean went floating bv,-
just as lovely morning as ever was seen
For nice little trip in a fying-machine.
Thought cunning Darius "Now sha' MT &c
Along 18th the fellers to see the show.
I'll say 've got sich a terrible coughl
AM then. when the folks ave all gone off,
III hev full swing
Fur to try the thing,
an practise little on the wing
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gnHN = MANY.

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Coudersport, Pa, VIII attend the several r'urIs
in Potter and Cameron counties. Al! business en-
trusted to his care will receive prompt attention.
Ofice on Main street, in residence.
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MILLER q NcAhARNEY,

TTOR NEYS-AT LAW, HARmsBURG, rem "a
a AGENTS for the Collection of Claims agall 81 me
United States and state ',oIernmehI1s % 30
BOUNTY, a lle" 9 J G M'ALARNEY
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r, w, KNOX.
r. RITTER. VI. ID,

A TTORNEY AMP COUNSELLOR AT Law
4 Coniersport. Pa, W II attend the courts in Po
Srr and the adjoining couUt cs -
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O.NISTED and LARRABEE,

A TTORNEYs AT LAW, COudersport. Penn'a
n Will attend to all business entrusted TO ,htlT
rare with prlmptaess and lclity. VIII also attend
the several courts in the adj ining counties. once
in The second storey Of the Olmsted Block
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Va w NcALARNET.

DEAL, ESTATE aud INSUR ,NCE s.6 EN- n, Il
X LID Ro Ight and Sold Taxes PAID and iitIes
;S.,iyated Insnres property against fire in th+ best
companies in the Country and Persons a1ant Acc
dents in the Travellers Insurance Company ol h'1N'
I'd Rnsinnss tranaacted nrnmNtN ll--8
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CHARLES =. JONES,
n T.. OLHSTED,

Observation-Disclosures in Drugs Medicines anus
M Oils Fancy Articles, 5 ationery, Dry uooUS
11,LA.aries 'Sn Main Street Touder-Dort, Pa
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q. III. ARMSTRONG,

"ARDWARE Merchant, and Draler IN S,oyes
III Tin and Sheet IronW are, Aain street, toudeT
1nort. Penl'a Tin aud Sheet Iron are maze u
arier In GOOD stYle. on shnrt notice.
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q. Hi. SIMMONS,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. \. Y, Whole
NJ sale and Retail Dealer in Dry GooIs, Fancy ana
<Tanie Goods Clothing Ladies' Dre-sG"ods groceries
FInnr Feed &c. r R.taers supplied IN Iloe az LtIII-
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ISAAC BENSON,

TTORNEY-AT-LAW Copder,pcrt, Pa, will
a attenI to all bu,iuess entrusted TO him witt care
and nromptness AreRd, Courts of adjoining couh
tIes nee on Second street, near the ANegaUy oridge
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"A boy entered a stationery store tie
other day, and asked the proprietor what
kind Of pens he sold. "AII kinds vas
the reply. "Well, then, LII lass three
cents worth Of plg pens"
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FLIISON & THOMPSON,

DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Pants, oHSt
J Varnisles, Lamps and Fanc' articles, bo%k- OF
Al kipds-School and Miscellaneous Star!onery IS
&C Ia ii Awnings old Jew~lry store. Jan l o.
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COTDERSPORT EsOTE

n HTERCHANT-Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries
vi Provisions, Hardware, 9ueensMare, - u' '9Is SiS,
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"A teacher OF vocal music asked m old
lady if her grandson had any ear for music.
"Na'al," said the old woman, ii rshy
don't know; won't you just take the cam
die and see?"
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Free and Accepted Ancient YORK NaSOhs
TNULALIA LODGE. No. 342, F. a. NJ. Stated
III Meetings on the 2d and 4th "ednes lays ot Zach
month Hall, in the Sd Story Of the OlmSIed Block.
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!" Amt goin' to see the celebration 20
Says brother Nate. "No botheration
l 've got sich cold-a toothache-I-
Ny gracious feel 5 though | should fly !"