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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-19
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fic The SToRX or All AToM,r.,ITha atom
Of charcoal which Aoated in. the corrNKt
atmosphere Of the old volcapic ag6a,
fwas absorbed into tie hldAf ora fefh
when the waller became greeuando oltix :
triant; and thetas in it's proper place,
it received the, sunlight and the, dew,
aiding to fling back to heaven o refec-
ton Of heavens gold; And at the same
time to build the tough fibre Of ithe
plant. Il The stem was' icopaignsdto the
tomb, when the waters submerged, the
ipngled valley. r It bad Jain there tAogs-
ands' Of years, and amonth ii since irlce va Was
bf9ught' into the light again, aimbed-
1'ded in d block oof coal. ~ ishailn be
consumed to warm our dwellings,, cook
our food, and make more cheerful and
rnddy the hearth whereon our child
rem play; it shall combine with por-
tion Of the invisible atmosphere, ascend
upward as a curling wreath to 'revel in
mazy dance high up in the blue other;
shall reach the earth again, and be en-
trapped into the embrace of a flower;
shall live in velvet beauty On the, cheek
Of an apricot; shall pass Into the hu-
man body, giving enjoyment to the pal
ateIana health to the blood; shall circu-
late tissues, of the brain; and aid by
entering into some new combinations in
educating the thoughts which are how
being uttered by the pen. 1eIt is but An
l.atopI of chatcoal ;oritd may dwell one
moment in stagnants1 ditch. and the
4 next be flushing on the eve of beauty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-19


90 QHsERs HIM. ..t,,AtA FIRE in = lAfge city.
while TIA tbA Npper vsxo stores pf lofty ddEel-
ings We're 'Wfappvd ID smoke, md yhe
lower stories alf iaSlOW u Win AdmSsys q
piseUink sdJtiktsld Ahs,stattlsa AAeasn
thah there ayss- somsYepA still in dhs
4. building y ip zen. *, ladder Yes quickly
reared, until it touched the heated
walls, ana dfving thiouefp The Ash1es
fahd srh6ka faas brave young Ar6llan
rushed up thsoretnds On .hia ,srand tof
msrey.u ShAed hyi thu amoke, he
stopped, and seemed about to descend.
The crowd was in agony, as 4 life
seemed lost, for every momsnt Of hesi-
tation seemed an age. While this
shivering fear seized every beholder, Q
voice from the crowd cried out Cheer
himr and wild +" hurrah" burst from
the excited spectators. As the cheer
reached the fireman he started upward
through the curling smoke, and int
few paomentawas seen coming down the
ladder with child in his arma That
cheer did the work. How much can
we do to help the brave ones Who Ire
struggling with tSthptAti0n, almost faint
ing in their ieffbrti,td olgool t6hthalsl
Don't find fault with y0w brother ain
bis trial but cheer him. Give him. I
word that shall urge him on the way,
and if you can't help him in any other
ways give hmi jahsar.sis sysd sW
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-19

! ~"Oheap and hungry DANCES" are a
Vermont institution. There are no re-
freshments,, and the fun stops at II o.
clock. '''' - '''''' '''''
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-19

- ~ Horatio Seymour is reported to
have expressed the opinion that Pendle-
ton was the coming man. r" ''
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-19

-- xE Archdeacon Woods, Of New
Westminster, says: I" should question
the validity Of marriage celebrated by
me in private house, unless in case Of
absolute necessity, and I should, under
oil circumstances, question the validity
Of such marriage celebrated at any hour
than between eight and twelve in the
forenoon" It would seem to the ordi-
nary mind that the Archdeacon is strug-
Cling through the world under the great
disadvantage of being, a fool.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-19

1 Sc IT, is proposed 10; subsHtutawfbz
the epithet g old maid" the meeAysx-
pressiYe one Of "old VTginSiapA A's'1Iiy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-19

) RI Weare soon to have the prom,
ised new postal card. It Wi, be, nearly
white. printed With black ink, and tho
border will be narroRer. n lh - Vi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-19

9Go back on the wings Of iinag-
nation to such year al 1860, and think
of the danger OF being then denounced
g g z . maniac J, for saying, that in 1874,
South Carolina would vote the Reppbl
ican ticket and O Massachusetts The
Democratic. OSncmnaG Commercial. 'el
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-19

H- The New York Mail says that at
the funeral of young lady in that city
recently, the coffin was placed on q
platform in the parlor, draped with
black velvet and jet. The flowers ex-
hibited cost nearly 1000, and chorus
was sung by hired vocalists.. On either
side of the coffin stood four young girls
dressed in white, each holding q wreath
of flowers. While the minister prayed,
q bell was tolled in the hallway, and a
chant was indulged in by the hired vo-
caists. t|,.....
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-19

=, Er A. Kentucky paper ssys that JEFF
"ierson Davis gives his entire attention.
70 70 Rrsning n end grating apple orchards
- -1"sA4 CuuuNy.iOaa anjiag.it fels,ft -a1l
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-19

~ Brigham Young informed an
Eastern furniture dealer, who called
upon him to get the contract for fur
nishing the new harem, that he pro-
posed having it perfectly gorgeous.
No house," said he, in New York
or San Francisco shall compare with it..
I want the best regardless Of cost. i"
Evidently Amelia has been talking
business to Brother Brigham. Wonder
if the other seventeen wives will get a
chance to look into that house?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-19

sq@ Rents are thirty per cent. lower
in Chicago this year. iei ode jap -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-12-19
edf N1a naLlEArr. I'D

Io. How, 3ot tFmaA,TAPIe'Wolx.MHsfe
You a got some "a 81 d6{ Ina u ovSIlras ofIEa 3ot
Haie bSsn yphfed fre@ SbAgd Uy5feais :
Yet, ,f~e iha.e 1lfsWeiauDtjdt S51r NUm
last, vsakn thst ,1oitmala WiasA1iynn. +"
!, How 1pns lsat 's~, - aasanMs & & s0h.
VA va st %sSt a% soF Shs nisf R1, ID dns{ AsSS
mins gSSt 4ffent, 'SHi yUu bS 1Sffihd 70
pfihg four dozen ion idot damsQst lueF''
ThA aynhssa warash sheooebt btsaDd thAras-
toner. put them quietly doYA into, the
e. p 81 SaS1ss ahs sfya6 aelisia
y" Now, my vsfy kins trent, ycu'hsfe
got some good 'noystsrs, d dim'dijitR''
g You're mighty riGbtJ hAyesTgs ifsyell,
i takes . half dozen ny /. md same
PICKLES. These were in turn Served,
and quickly put down on tUp q those
gone before. But tk59 restAu1t ttsowas
troubled and whom thu patron ooSkns to
settle the bill, he said 10 him., HiLpk
here, psrd, I. don't like to be too in
quisitiye, but blowed, ef I wou1dn't ike
TO know why you have TOOK . fancy to
somany spilled oysters ana fswifted
onss savell,p rspiied the many ffyou
hate peeno q good trent to mel Suna so I
dolt you something: You see, 4, sYas
dis way. Now, I hafe got tape.yofn,
my hint trent, you 1ndsftsts1t;; 1ahd
iefryi time dot is do vay i ihafee 70 DO.
You sas, adot last halt Idessn.i idem a1as
for sss a'i,seseE nbYts Ia dot damaest ,lot,
Set ss sSi az ios FRS oa as
'Vanderplt vot 7 can AFFORD TITO pHeak
aapimins &Aols 5eesAnsssto1Ssd b tabe-
iyormIon kootc coyatessst blgow s1ah.od
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ARNoLus BOY AND oHANDLIR's Boy

=
Il The other evening Arnold's boy ,snd
the Chandler boy were setting in the
kitchen in the dark, telling stories of
Capt. Kidd and other free, traders,
when Arnold senior sang out, for the
eleventh time within the half hour. =
"Benjamin Franklin, go down stairs
and get that kindling Immediately
Chandler's boy had just got to that
part of the story telling how the free
and easy sailor before mentioned used
to mix his grog in coffin and slice
small boys for Aavoring. So'e1Izad3
Now Ben never fancied going into d
cellar at night, and his fears were in
creased ten-fold, after hearing the weird
romance of the " Bloody Pirate" So
when he heard the suggestive tramp of
the governors boots in the hall, he
quietly slipped into the closet, leaving
Chandlers boy sitting by the fire. IL
Arnold senior came in, and seeing
Ben, as he supposed, not even starting
for the cellar, he walked up to him and
lifted him by the ear.
"Easy! Easy" shouted Chambers
boy in surprise. ''H FL 'nIg
6 Easy p shouted the old man, COM
pletely dumfounded by Ben's supposed
audacity. Easy" and he recovered
his presence of mind sufficient to kick
Chandler's boy into the coal-hod and
out of the door before he discovered
his mistake. . .,l...... ..l9 51,ys
Chambers boy says he is going to
knock the stufing out of Ben as soon
as the swelling goes down and his
north ear gets the crook out of it.l7Dah-
bury Nail -. 80 ' r..I "',
ATToRNER GENERALS REPORT. Wash
ington December Sd. The Attorney
Generals annual report shows that
there were Judgments during the fiscal
year on suits in favor of the United
States Of $2,021 ,624;I the amount, ac-
tually realized was $S67, 1872. OF crimi-
nal cases, ,6,O1S were terminated, in
Guiding 1923 convictions, Of which 102
out of 966 were under the enforcement
acts. Total suits to which the United
States was party, 10, 1874; of which
II ,490 were terminated, the judgments
being to amount SIC, ,5O8,5M The ex-
penses of Marshals, commissioners, ETC.. +,
for the year were 81, ,669, ,730 or 1851 :
1873 less than the previous year. The
amount awarded by the Court Of Claims
was 50, AIS, ,804, against total claims of
81, ,O54, ,366. The Attorney-G General re-
commends that the United States Dis
trict Court be given authority to issue
subpenas directing attendance before
the Court of Claims, and that the latter
be given power to punish for contempt
any failure to obey; that the heads Of
departments be given authority for the
use in the court of the rebel records in
possession of the Government; chat
the police force Of the District Of Colum-
bia be increased; that all the District
Attorneys and Marshals be paid by
salary only, fees being abolished; that
a penitentiary be erected in the District
of Columbia for the confinement of con-
victs, instead of in that at Allegheny; /;
that uniform mode be provided for
the selection Of Jurors for the courts,
and the enactment of a law regulating
fees and costs of the Clerks, Marshals
and Attorneys Iof United States courts,
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No Court I'll Thursday Afternoon.

NOTICE is her ly given that there
= will be no SESSION uf tie St veral
Courts Of Potter county for the trans
action of business until Thursday after
noon. February 10. 1871. at > O'Clock, at
which time ccEstdhles will make then
returns and such other business will bt
ATTENDED 10 as does not require tie in
tervention OF jury. NeWly-elected
constable 5 will also lie present for quail
iiication ard such other township of
iicpgs as bv law are required to hay
their bonds approved by the Court. VIII
have their bonds presented for approval
II. J. OLMSTED, pF~t'y-
Januarv 2. :.
NOTICE il hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore existing be
tween p. 4. Stcbi,ins and VIM. Shear.
under the firm name Of Shear q Stel-
bins. is this day dissolved 10y mutual
consent. W NJ. SlI EAh:
p. A. STFBBINS.
CorpEIsroET, IA, Jahy. :, ls,I.
Shear 4 Thompson, at the Couders
dcrsport Tannery. pay the his4s. "a b
Price for Hides. 80
TREE I.ECTTEE.-Rc J. Greene
Will lecture on the evenings of the III
ard I2tn inatS at y M. at the Con {
House CCuderSpOrt. Subject, tilfsl
evening. "Gw Government and Equal
Religious Rights uHdtr it" second cv'
ming. The SABBATH: It's Origin, Nature,
Perpptuity, Universally and Object.
TIE public are respectfully invited t.
attend.
ALL persons indebted to Thompson
~ * Mann will please ca. and settle
without further notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that an ap-
plication Will be made TO the Leg
4 stature at its present session for the
passage of an Act to I've entitled An
/ Act to declare the SinncmahOnino
I Creek i'll the County OF Potter public
/ ligl way frcm tie mouth of the Souti
/ Lick Fork upto the mouth of the Prouty
Rum" the object Of said act being to
make said creek public highway for the
passage of logs, timber and lumber 10y
! floating. {. T. JACKLIN.
/ Jan. 4, Is.4
+ NOTICE to Taxpayers on seated
and unseated lands in the county
/ Of Potter:-A court of appeal and re-
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ers' Office in Coudersport, by the Coun-
/ " Commissioners, on the 4th day OF
| March next, for the purpose of correct.
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ment of seated lands and personal
property.
And on the 9Th for the purpose o1
( .lsf. a.
assessment of unseated lands and oi
eaualizing the assessed value thereof
/ The Commissioners desire that Tie
owners of unseated lands should make
proof, as far as is practicable OF thy
acual value of their lands, i'll order
that Trey may approximate as neaTy Il:
possible an equal assessment.
BY order of the Board.
/ l.. B. COLE,
ComrS' Clerk.
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NOTICE is hereby given that applica-
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Non Pleas of Potter county for the In
corporation of u society for the propa-
cation and protection of Trout to be
entitled The Coudersport Fishing
Club " and that corporate powers will
be conferred upon said society ut tire
February Tenn, 1874. of said Court
Should no valid objection be made.
By order of Court,
IT AT NISTED T..o,I.,
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Tur rcs' -caices at Wheti.am and
rr,pfopia in Clinton county, have been
discontinued
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DIED.

At a meeting Of Mountain Lodge, No. E2, l. O
of G. T., held Feb. 6, lS74, the following resolu-
tions were adopted
WHEREAS, our beloved sister, Ella j.
Thompson. departed this life on the 18th day
of january last, therefore
ReS0ife6. That we sincerely deplOre the loss of
one of or members and especially of one whose
society and cOmpanis .nslip We 50 dearly pTi1ed
whose Influence though quietly and meekly eX-
erted, was the more powerful! md heneticrnt. and
who had become thus early in life useful mem
her OF society and Of our order. We have lost in
her loved and loving friend and consistent
and faithful cnwOrker in the cause Of Tempe
rance and good order.
IteSoired. That in this case Such We're our rela-
IL nS with the deceased that We could nor, if we
would, refrain from weeping with those that
weep. and we Hereby tender t. the hereaved pa
rents ard brother of our departed sister aSsur-
anrcs If .'j,r warmeSt symdathy. More than this
We can ony pray that they, with IS, may AT last
he permitted to meet with her IN our Father )
house above
Resotrod That our r. s he instructed 20 pre-
cent copy of the resolutions TO the family OF our
deceased sister
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scyrofti,e merchants of Lock Haven
,-. still selling ccsl oil at forty ceutsa
lion BIT tLeh, there are only two
-.ilgnsls at Lock Haven.
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THE PPESFYTEETAT BANyER, whose advertise
!neHt appears in another column, was cstartishes,
nv Rev. John Andrews, in CulyoLAe, Ohio, JuIT 3,
ia, and is, consequently the oldest religious anG
auiy newspaper. II is Is the cheapest Eaper, ct
he class 70 which 1t belongs, now pupllshe.', and
: eXcellel by 10 ether. II ought to DC taken by
every family.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-11
Mlarriea.

Day Lyman-In Oswayo. Pa, February lst,
1874 at the Louise of Walter Wells, Esq, by
Rev. L. A. Rice, Mr.. CHARLES DAY and Miss
ELLEN :. LYMAN, both of OsWayo