ESEI /W7A man.asa . tilted Gog. - .Fairelnld, of , Wisconsin, in Ms own garden a few. da'y,„ azo.. Ire struck him witli_biass Inue,kfes. Governor exhibited pocket, :11.11ery, when the assassin withdrew. . itlig - Judge Bowie, of 'Afaly,land, has de tided negroes have, a;ri'ght, - to testify , before CoUrts, in that Stdte, and the old, telaw forbidding it,beinglin c'ontltetwith th 4 later U. S. law,,is - nnll and void.. .11NrIn Richmond a white man and a negro were guilty of the same crime H-grand larceny. The white- was sentenced ito the 'State prison for two years'; the negro. for life. That's Johnsoniao justice. , - , iile,isup, the Shoffieldeutlery manu facturer, is now hi.the U. S. ijis wealth is„reported at $20,000,000.: Comfortable. rGen. Giant was invited to visit 90 plaws op the 4.112,.and was "confidently es pectee 45, of them. JVF'The GreensbUrg Herald, published nt the home of Senator Cow-an, repudiates,' "his 'Leekleney," Cowan & Co. The e.(litor Says thati be will stand by the organization that served the Union. This manly atti tit& of the Herald leaves Cowan without home - paper. Tie is now ninde totally de pendent, on Copperhead defense. • • it2T"The Bridge on this side of the bland was ,Completed on Saturday. It is a splen did piece'of work and does credit.. to the skill bf kr. Kline and 'his workmen. It looks light, but is stiff and strong. A loaded team passing over causes no pre .ceptible vibration. We feel safe in shying that there is not bettet . .blidge on the river.=4TerseY Shore Viclette. `Seven hundred and sixty-nine bills ,Dave been reported and one hundred and eighty-six joint resolutions during the pres ent Session of Qongress, a number greatly in excess of that acted on by any preceding session.. `'rlie city of Hartford,. Conn, has produced no less than 821,000 volumes rq latingto the civil war, whose aggregate 'value is about $2,500,000, turned out more firearms than any'other city, and built $l, 400,000 worth of steam. engines during the war. • i RE-NOMINATED.--Th 9 1.111 on 4 Congress ional Convention for. the 9 h District of lndiana,met on the 9th inst. and .renomin ated Hon. Schuyler Colfax for Congress,by acclamation. From 1500 to 2000 persons assembled on the occasion; and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.. This is the eighth time this true patriot and gifted statesman Ilan been, nominated by the Union electors , of that.district - to represent them in the' Con'gre.ss,of the United States. tO"The committee on elections in, the loWer• House of Congress, have reported on the case of Gen. Koontz, Republican, and, Coffroth copperhead from the 21st district of this State in favor - of Geri. Koonti, and there ifi . no' i doubt that the HoUse will ad mit Gen. Koontz to his seat. Coffroth has held the seat from the commencement of ; the session. This will add another to the Union Majority in the delegation from this State. • VT:The copperhead memlers of• Con grese have endorsed the call fur the copper- JohnseirConvention to be kohl, io Phila delphia, on the 14th of August. It is significant that while the Republicans who go into that convention drop their .allegi ance to their fOrmer party, the sly Demo -crate loudly proclaim their.fidelity to party I:and tenaciously hold on to their party name. JVT'Last week Gen. Grant issued an or directing officers, in command in the South to arrest all, persons guilty of crimes against 'officers, agent's, citizens, and in habitants of the United States irrespective .of color. The people of the country :appre ciate this action of Gen Grant, leading a,; it -will, to the protection of those who have been faithful to • the Union. rirßriek Pomeroy, of the La Crosse Democrat, says "not a clog in the land but is better thar'an abolitionist, or a Lincoln whO'Was only brave when inch bing the defenseless—or Lincoln thief, who , went to war in order to steal from private bouses.''' What do siptdler., think of a party (of which Pomeroy is a\conspieuous leader) that esteem them not so ood as the mean est cur ? ! Jf4'The present, platform s\ of the two parties are given in a nut , s,ell;as follows: Union Platform—Loyal men 'Shall con trol the Government. . Democratic Platform—Restore rebels to power and give their control' of our\3` - tional affairs. RONORS TO GEN. GE.A.EY:---The Phila delphia Itzquir&r, a 'Conservative' paper,in 'noticing the incidents of the Great Parade in Philadtlphia on the 4th of July says: Gen. Geary along the entire route of the procession was greeted by the vast assem blage with loud and continued cheers, the ladies waving their handkerchiefs with a will, and as though they would delight to participate in the huzzas and other mani festations of joy at his presence. During the procession the little orphan slaughter of Captain Thomss H. Elliott, Assistant Adjutant General. to Gen. Geary who 1111.9 killed at the battle of Peach Tree Creek, presented the General with a very handsome !:xiquet, with a card attached, oti which was inscribed; 'From my .ffither's graVe. Kate Elliot,- To- General John W. Geary.' The tbrotig:3 on the sidewalks immediately gave three glorious cheers as the ' , afloat hero received it from the hands I.} ° )e, orplion donor.. -• r In - 1:911 when the ::confederate usurpation wi L is first! .eptabhshe at Mont gomery, Alahania, GeprgeiN, Satiders tele graphed to the North ;that did only way to prevent war was for the Northern Demo cratS force their States to: secede after soid,e fashion, and then join the Davis gov ernment, Ob'stacles pf ineurrnountable magnitude having intervened,: this original plan has, been iconsid6rably Modified; but the August Convention is designed to serve the similar purpose ofelerating treason and punishing loyalty. . , i -n —, •• The fit-S i t Rebel invasion of Pennul main was male in 1863 by General Lee, the second in 1.864 by the band that de l . istroyed Ohambersburg; and the third is to come off on the 14th of Augtst, *hen. the rebel leaders are to assemble :in. Philadel-` 1 phia for consultation with the men who . were, their Northern allies dttrina [the war and such new recruit as may l Co tempted by the boutny offered by tha .Bread and, ' Butter Brigade. • ; i :1 • • .1 - • ,- `7 `Copperhead pap -r, quotes appro vingly a saying of '%)cca that the Romans owed their greatness) to the' policy of ma king citizens of ,the people of conquered conntries as soon as their .lictories were achieved, yet !the copphrheadS are so far from subscribing to this dOctliine that they bitterly oppoSe every attempi to confer the simplest and, most indispenst„'lble rights• of citizenship upon our SOu thorn allies in the,, bite conflict. ir-.l , 7The War Department has ordered,. at the instance of the President of the. United States, that all. perseds . who are dergoing sentence by militao courts, and i have been imprisoned six Months, except those who are under sentence for the crime of murder, arson, or rape, rind exce/pting those who are under sentence' at : the Tor tugas, be .discharged from ,linpriSonment, , and the residue cff their sent,oo remitted. ,1 Those who. belong to the rniittary ser6cel and their terms unexpired, will be returned to their commands, if it is /sl.lll lin servi6e,. and their re!easeis conditional upon their giving their full time and berg of good be havior. AV'Henry A. Wise; th 4 ;irrepressible, lbest known by the part he performed in the John Brown raid, has been making a speech in Norfolk, in aid i ef the ehurches of the South The address was like Falstatrs bill—very little church arid much rebel talk. Ile .spoke against the test oath, which kept so many 'Men ont of Congress,, calling it imiconstiintiOnal, and haranguing against any measures calculated to compel 41 proof ot loyalty. An attempt to picture Jeff. Davis as a martyr, bearing his,suffer ings - with ChriStian, fortit4, was thrown in as a connecting; link Vetween church,' matters and politics. This ex 7 Governor had his Say and was satisfied. brave General Gantt, of Ar kansas, now in Washingto t ii, well known for his early and heroic opposition to the rebellion,freely declares that the Presidents course has' endangered the Whole future of the Southern country, and that no decided Union Mau's life iS safe even in Arkansas. . . . • 4r.._.-W - From theqiUtera shore of Virginia many negroes went to swell the ranks of the Union armies, land' fought bravely:— , After the i ronclusio 4 o£ the War they returned to their homes;,h hinging with them the arms which' they l, ad used{ with such good effect against the rebels. o.lie white peo- pie suddenly becaine filled '‘vith an idea that the negro'ps intended !to'.inake an im- 1 proper use of t.heir arms, W hich,.mider the law of Virginia they are j not allowed to possess, and immediately fabricated a cock-, and 7 bull story of an attempted insurrection among the blacks. They called, on the freedmen's bureau for assitance, and a few men - were sent over froni Fortress . Monroe to look after the matter. 1 la is universally regarded as an exaggeration. . . „7. - As soon as it wa l s ; : known through out the South that 'the armed force of I re bellion had been broken , that General Lee - I had surrendered the armies of the confed eracy, and that the 'Federal power had been victorious as soon n. all this was known to traitors, large bbdied of.them at once commenced to make Preparations for leav ing the country, IVJiy : (lift these then 1 thus promptly Prepare togo abroad? )Why did they not - wait for the action of the Government,beford they organized colonies for settlement in Mexico? The answer; is easily given: :7_Co Men better than thbse who wel.e traitors 'underStood the penalties of treasiin. They knewthey had been 'en- .. , 1 'en gaged in a stupendous eons.ptracy—/n lan unprovoked assault on the Government. They were self-accused and self-condemned] traitors, flying from the 'confessed penalties l a _! of their crimes. If this was not 'so why , did they run away ? Wtileave this question 64. tile ' consi.:eration . s,f our Copperhead Kfriends. While the G-Overnment was in iikehands of just men, the rebels were un [ willing .to truSt, thentßilves to its jugtice. Whit c Mr. Lincoln lied no traitor 'of proMinence was' willing to trust himself in this icoitutry. .litit as ;',soon as Abraham I Lindeln 1..1is assassinated, all the traitors! who had le\ the country, fearing justice, I returned, knoreing that( they would escape punlsiement. 'lnr6 ' is PornAn c oNFI DE.N4' IN .A.NOT.E:V, JOHNSON. It iSione ali of the sublime rezatiens of the effee - of my policy,.././arrzW . iti:g Teleyraph. PAPER COLLAIZS.—SeyeraI instances of the poisonous effects of 'taper collars are recorded of late. Childre have been poi soned by Jliewin,..); theiniand en hate been poisoned wearino• them. he enamel is said ,to be composed of poisonous sub: stances,in, affecting whatever part they !may:icon - le in •coi tact with:u der cir cumstances favoring the communication of the poison. GO0i) NEWS AND NEW GOOD STRANGE BUT rEillollaiM t, 1 1 EOM THE LOWEST FOSSIBLE PRICES DARGAPS ! BARGAINS ! No attention paid to the cost of /I GOODS. PrOmpt conformity to the Lowest 'Market PriceS is our established RULE. We are idetermined to give the public -the Benefit of the FALL, this time. We shah try to prove the Role ‘lVork - s potii Ways.". • You paid high in'Eees when goods went up, we will see to it that you pay low priees now GOODS are dorm Others may go down, but we do not intend to be beaten. All we ask is to give us a Call. 'Shop as much as yOu please. If you know Our prices we feel sure of a sale. We are, in for the trade this spring and are determined that C. S• & E. A. JONES Shall take the lead ,in furnishing this section of the country with the best articles for the least money. Ours is the Store where that can be done. COME, SEE, and be CONVINCED All kinds of Cotton GotAs we are now offering at prices which can not fail to strike the purchaser as ' ~~•~~ CALICOES WITH THE STARCH OUT OF BOTH CLOTH AND X ! BROAD-CLOTH, Pain& Fancy Cassimeres ST.ANDAIM MUSLINS Bleached and Unbleached luslins of all Prices. Flann.els of all Colors, SILK & LIN EN 1 - TANDKERciHIEFS, !SPCOL COTTON. Ticking, Striped Shirting, Dritris. Crash. Towelin, , 4 LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Delaines Amer, Delaines. Mohair Lustros, dm . • GROCERIES, Of rill kinds. COFFEE,S, WHITE BROWN SUGARS, SYRUP 4 j - COMI6I MOLASSES, GREEN & BLACK TEAS, SPICES of all ki nf i F . A great variety of the vest brands of SMOKINGis CHEWING TOBACCO. Corn Brooms, Cedar Buckets; No. 1 and 2 Mackerel. Lablrador herring, Hams Shoulders. 'Also, , . DRUGS and MEDICINES, READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, HARDWARE, &c. RENIEMTIER WF PAY TILE lIIGIIRST PRICE FOR C,OUIsfTRY PRODITCE. C. S. E. A. JONES. ctmdereport, June 5 7 18(36 !Ell= Sit hither cods : kri is invited to the large mid :oclejust .received„- and- for sale , ;time rinalitieS etin•be bought anyeiere in the county ., •., • 'n have on hand a 'large -41.nd varied as gortnsent of Domestic Cottons; comprising DROWN SHEETINGS, and • SHIRTINGS, • - BLEACHED StUSLINS, . • DENIMS, • • STRIPES, . • : •.• -• • CHECKS, TICK!NGS, and CQTTON.FLANNELS,, on which we cannot be undersold. • We purchase onr goods for Cash and offer them at'a, very small advance ' From Cost. IP FLANNELS. I F•you want to purchase BLUE, or PLAID FRENCH SHIRTING. FLANNEL, call • At OttnitedN. DRESS GOODS; DELAINES, PRINTS : BROCRE, and WOOLEN SHAWS, I.IOODS, SONTA GS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, CLOTHS, and CASSIMERES," a' full supply i CLOTHING. ji! ON'T fail to Ball before purchasing and I see the assortment 1 At 'ainctsted , s , , BOOTS & SHOES . vOR Men, Women & Children, in great vi J 1 riety and cheap At .01rnsted's • FOr Molasse.3, Syrup, Sugar, Tea and Coffee, , • : fact everything in the Grocery line, call AT OLMSTED'S Al fall ascortmcnt of almost everything that is _ . kept, in acountry store on hand. We intend to lhep Goods that will give satisfaction and sellgood articles nt the lon - est living profit AT OLMSTED'S, ~ 't~7Z~E~ Grata of all kinds, Butter l Wool, Sheep Pelts, Furs beer Skins j Also, county, Township and Scbool 'Orders. Tor all of Afhicil the highest prices will be paid At Oltststect"s- . Coudersport,. Pa,Nor'r IS, is9sr ANEMIC AND GREATr WESTERN RaifroAd thitugh Niger county. ENEJIALL News Depot, '.;ite-...OO.Irz„RiTOAE. I FrtITE undersined would annonnce to the people of Potter county that they have bought ant the en tiro stock of M, W. Mann of this place and wig here after keep do hand a full assortment of BOOKS AND 'STATIONERY I Inclinling 'Writing, Tissue, 'per foratetl. anti Blotting Paper, En velopes, Inks, Slates, Pencils, Cray ons, Ink Stands, Blank-Books of all l kinds. Writing BOOKS, Pocket DIMS, Drawing Materials, MISCELAXEOUS HOOKS including Ike latest Standard 110VELS,IVIAGAZINE,PICTORIAL AZVD STORY PAPERS, AL.° all or the Sts.nd d • TEXT-BOOKS. TNT , A line Sot of PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS ! Special attention given to orders for MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. Having Inade the necessary nrrangements•in New York we are enabled to;fill all such, orders short notlee. prompt ; and courteous attention to our patrons, with fair and honorable dealing, we hope tc, merit and receive a large share of the patronage of those wishing articles in our line. D. C. & Z, LARRABEE. Jan 15 66 tf BOARDING! E anhgeriber,late Landlord of theTiniollollse, ig prepared to accommodate vigitors to tlw Couu ty Seat with Boarding, at reasonable rates., Jitror,, WitTIC!SPCS arid others will find it to their advantage to rive him 3 can. •1 -S. C. Phelps. Coudersport, Fein. G,, if ,AT STEIrg;, GR AY, AI Olmsted's. AND ttotice: GsamaNtA, Potter Co-., Pit., Aug. 1, 1863. ‘T-OTICE4s hereby -given -that Charles- Bit shorrnow or late of this county, holding the following described property. has not ye' paid any - consideration witateverfcr the same, : and all persons 'are hereby warned not to Far a:laic any of said property of the said BUshor tefore the decision of the Co l urt is givMt in his case-and C. Bushor ,has paid to tue the consideration money therefor. The following is the property : Ist. A certain tract of land !Veer the Ger mania in warrant 5075. Abbott township, Potter county. Pa., containing 100 acres.— Also 25 acres in warrant 5078 and' adjoining the above. 1 2nd. A certrin tract of land, with Mill and improvements thereon, near Eettle Creek, in warrant 5819, in Stetvartson township, Potter county, -Pa., containing about 204' acres. C. Bushor holds Olso in trust warrant no. 250I 1. in.9aines township. Tioga county, on the road leading from Germania to Gaines, containing 850 acres. tf W. RADDE. E.REMINCTCU & SONS • YTS MANUFACTCREPS &t.;•, - • .. REVOLvERS, RIFLES , IVI - mol.r...6tess tic 40.itrIcii.ra.ogs For tbetnited States l , erviee. Also, POGKET'AND BELT REVOLVERS.. REPEATING PISTOLS, Rc.AsEs. REVOLVING RIFLE.S, Rifle and Shot Gun Barrelsrandpn Materials, solchl by Gin' Dealers and Lhe Traldege ally. • In these days of I.lm6ebeeaking and Robberibevery louse Store. Bank, and oifiee shonld have one of . • Fiemingtons' R evolvers. , • P . art las desiring to mall themselves ot i the late im. provements In Pistols, and superior work muship and form, will tied all combined in the new Remingtons' Revolvers, • Circialaili containing cute and descriptions of our Arms will be furnished upon application. J. rani jNGTON & I.NS, Dijon, N. Y. )loons & NtcnoLs r Agent4, lyll No. 40, Courtland St, Is ew 'York _ United States Steel, Pen Works Factor-, cacadia, IV. J. R. E.STERBROOK J CO. STEEL - PEN 11ANUFACTUREES. AVarehoitsess 403 Arch Street, Philadelphia, V V 42 john Street. NeSv 'York. These Celebrated Pins are of penuibe American Manufacture, and coinprise every leading style in the Market, and are equalln fintsli, elasticity and fineneFs of point to the best ImportedJ They are, therefore, sure to gain the confidence of the American public. Samples and Prieds on . Applicdtion. LOTS. rdAnE TO ORDER, OF ANY PATTERN OR STAMP REQUIRED. ..Fur sale to the Trade at the Manufactu rer n V* arultino(4, as above: awl at retail by all Sta tioners, 13ooksellers, and Newsdealers the United Staten. Fsterbrook at Co. - -COFFEE riSBORS'S -JAVA COETEE--Tl,le. most deli• eiaun aird healthful ',event :co homed. It is . prepared from the best JAVA COFFEE. and while it has all the flavor of fine I Id (10eerntuent Jay, reit, for lees than half the price. C1if5A1=4C1tr23. 7 ... 55 eTCll.li7O`... CCP lin, been steadily•used fur yCcirs, by thon , ands of persons in ail part, of the Country, and is tutiversally iieknowleaued to Jeat once nutrition , , &Hakim, healthful aud economical:. The same, quantity will make a richer and stronger Map of Geftee than any ether known. I C:toi.s:7:ocor"2:L P n; 3v a Cofoo IA particularly recommended as a healthful nee and is most beneficially used liy those who with Headache, • Nervousness and other injurious effects from the use of other Cot We. . It is prepared with the vreatest care, and contains no iri co mdlent which to not more linrinic,s and bens tidal to the human argani,rre than pare Coln C, which fact the most ekitfut Physicians auri Chemists • I, (I:343a:"CZOr=Car tC.0.a..00 Has been extensiNell. need at, name me' S.ontar3 Fairs throughout the minion, and reeid , . ed certiticatee of tho highest recommendation. It has also been thoroughly tested,l and received the diploma' of the Ainerican In.tituto and icrtier promiitent inatitutions2 • I Put up in 1 lb packages bearing the Inc simile Sig nature of Lewis A. usbort i t, and in hones of ',A and 10 lbs. and Sold by. Grocers genenply. • Wholesale Depot and Trade Supplied , I;#3 . TITOM.AS REID da CO., GLOBE 3fILLS, Inporter, and Wholesale Dealers, Col and :.;pices. • • • s. 103 105 Warren and 269 Was4agt , - Streets:, New Ysik. April 3.-13' GROVESTEEN &. CD,, Piano-fortealanufaciar • ers. 499 Broadvc;ay, New ,'York. MITE attention , of the. public oH the ti•tnie*lS in vired to our New Seale Seven OclavO ilosewood Piano-Fmtes, which for volume an h d purity of toe arc:unrivalled by any hitherto offered in this market They contain'all the modern Introveroents, French grand action ' harp pedal, iron .franc, over-strun; Las; etc., nod each instrument being mode under the personal supeivisyou of Mr. Groveste,o, who has hod a practical experivnee' of over ttirry years in their manufacture in Inlly Jwarranted in every particular. TBE - "GRO VESTEEN PIANO-FORTE" Received the hig he s t award of merit over all 'others nt the - Ceielirated World's Fair Where were - exhibited imetrutrients from:the beet makers of London, Paris, GiTlllarly, Baltimore, Boston, and New York •Illeo at the Amerieaninstitute for five squieeSsiveYears the gold and silver medals from both of which can be seen at our Ware•rooin4. By the introduction of improyethents Ive malt s n still truire perfeei Pinno-Forte, and by manufacturinix lareely, with a strietty coTh system, are enabled to oiler these inetruMents at a price which will preclude competition PRICES.. ~ No. 1, Seven Octave, round cernere, Rosewood Plain Caen-- No. 2, Sevon OCtave, round ctornets. Ro , V , vood Heavy 'Moo ...... .. ... No. 3. Seven Octave, round corners, Rm.-Inwood XIV, etvte Enns-N ET Gaol CUltItt.NT FUNDS Pe!nriptive Circular cent free, PACIFIC HOTEL, 170, 172, 174 A: 176 GREEWIOII ST:, (ONE SQUARE WEST OF pROADICAy.) Relumen Caurtlandt and Dell York JOHNPATTEN. Jh Proprietor. Fr TIE Pacific' Hotel is: well and widely known to the travelitig public. The Lo cation is espeCially suitable to mercitants and business men ; it is in close proximity to the businesS part of the City—is On the high , wtyof Southern and Western travel—and adjacent to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots. The Pacific las liberal accommodation for over 300 I guests ; it is well furnished, andpos- L , ;e4ses every modern improvement for the r contfort and entertainmeW of its inmates. ine rooms are spacious and well ventilated ; provided with gas and water; the attendance is !prompt. and respectful ; l and the tahle generously provided with every delicacy of the season. ' . e subscriber, who, for the r past few years,. has been the lessee, is now Sole proprietor, mid intends to identify birniell thoroughly the interests of ipis r house. With long experience as a hotel keeper, he trusts; by moderate charges and a liberal policy, to maintain the favorable reputation of the Pa cif c Hotel. JOHN PATTEN, Ja. DRAWING UTENSILS. UST received by D. M. M. I4rabec, at the ft) Poet-Oake s it flue lot of Patel, linstol and lloi.o cprommin board, Tissue papor, Paintt DrawinL: Fen. den., for solo cheap.) , ciaE R 5-- BUSINESS gOI4CE North-east Cotier Tenth and Chestnitt Streets The most eompleie and thoroughly appointed B url . nee', or Commercial College to the country. • The only one in the city possessing a ,Legio nt i, Charter, and the only one In thefihlted States.aufk or . ized to confer Degrees of merit. 'Diplomas awardid to graduates in the Commercial Course under Its co t , porate seal by authority of lave. , • Conducted by . gentlemen of liberal .education 'and oxtensive experience in business; and affording I na .. quailed advantages for the thorough theoretical a m practical education of young an O for the various d„, dos and employments of bus ness life. TnEORYA ND PRACTICE OM BIXED by n system of : ,•,. ACTUAL_ BUSINESS. TRAINING - original and pre-eminently practierd,tgwing the gel dent in the Phortea time a complete insight trite the rciutine - , details, mourns and forms of /melt:est A R general, as conducted in the hest-regulated unmet., cial and financial eetabliehmente, THEORETICAL BOOK-KEEPING Upon a new plan with an original expoeition of lbe science of account, arranged and pob/ished by th, proprietor of this Institution exclusively for hie ow , nee., sa , lng one-half the ordinary labor of the el ad2n, and gi vim.; h;nla eornplele knowledge of the p of the bet. accountants. THE COMMERCIAL COURSE Book-keeping, Commercial Az itlimetie, Ten. mauship, BUtiliCB3 Correspondence, COM : niereial Laic, Lectures on Businest i • • • Aff;iirs, Commercial Cnetoine, Forme, and. Actual Busi 7Zad Practice.. - SPECIAL BRANCHES. A lilfbriz and the Higher ilathrMatics, graphy, Ornamental Penmanship, th e A n , of • Delectiug Counterfrit Mon , y, Engin eer i v, Surz'rying, Navigation and Telegraphitiy. TELEtRAPHING. The 'arrangements for Telegraphing are far In ad vance of anything of the kind ever offered to the pub • tic. - A reguiar Telegraph Line is connected with the Institution with twenty branch offices in.various parts of the city, where public business Is transacted, and in which students of this inetit*ption are permitted to practice. No regn;nr oilier practice can be had in any ether achool of instructinn ir the country, ;without _which no one can obtain n position an a practical op. eratnr. : Yount inen are cautioned against thedecep. live representations of those who, with Out any each facilities, pretend to teach Telegraphing. PATRONAGE. This Institution le now el p oylng_the largest patron. ago ever bestowed upon any commercial school In the y S.l; flt, tle. Over liv,e.hundred atnnente were In attend soh the r,ear, and over seven hundred deem: the pal.t. year. Tile beet class of students rnay term riably be found hert, and all Its nescclations are Brat LOCATION AND AGCOMMODA77ONS. TLc In non le lOcated in 11/0 most coin ml part or the city, and 1153 accomniocationa, l for extent, Or. entice convenience, are tin , urpaFeed. All the rooms hare been fitted zip in the re-re best style with Bir.inesr , 011iceii or Counting Ilimpep, Telegraph Stationere Store, and . : a regular BANK. OP 'DEPOSIT t D ISSUE tutPPlied- - 11nOlY-Onoraved lithographic notes 11,:eil as a circulating medium In the Department of Actual Business. . . TO YOUNG lIIEN who desire Mei very hest flitilitMg for a Practice! Education for . ...flusinesA, we guarantee a MITI.' of w instructioa rro here plAe to. be while lbw reputation and stand of the itimitinion among , business merit - Ma:o its endorsement the best passport to success and advancementj' 111 contemplating' eittcrit4rtoy Commercial Collage, arc invited toltend for: an ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR & CATALOGUE eomplete interior.' views of the Corlezr.: foil parlic,ulare of the ieouNe of instruction tertn9,&c.-. L. FA IRRANItiS, President T.; E. 11ERCIIANT, FOUvzfa I. 110111 alld. Cattio POWIOIIB. this . animal, Slid YELLOW W. TER. HEAVE COUGHS, DI TEMPER. Fl VERS. FOUNDS' LOSS - OF APP.' T ITE AND \ln ENERGY, .1:0. I use improves tl wind, increatA the appetite--give a Ismooth at glossy skin—at transforms t miserable skelet horse. To.keepers of Con's this preparation is jnratnabir. , mproves the Ruality the milk. 17t has been promo hp experiment to grease the (pan ty of milk and tam twenty per mt. and make the utter firm and 7eet. In fattening ittle,it gives them appetite.loosens teir little, and ikes them thrire In all diseases of Swine:such 'as Coughs, "Clooo is BM the Lance, Liver, tec , this article :act as a specific. 433 - putting. from •• one-half a paper - j.to a paper in a barrel o 7 the j I WI above a s es will be eradicated -- 'or entirely. prevented. If gired_ ,In time, a certain jpreventive and cure for the Hog Cholera. r Price 25 Cents per Paper, or 5 Papers for IL PnEPARED 8r S. <IL. F'OUTZ 1311,0•9 AT THEIR :1 lIIIOLESALE DECO AND MEDICINE DEPOT, a , INC. 116 Franklin St., Baltimore, Md. . i F , ,r Sale by Druggists and Stbrelteepers through -1 } out the United States. I Sod by P, A. STE.BBINS 4k Cio.,Conders part. P. WM BUCKEYE STRAW-CUTTER PATENTED, .71: - LY, /5134, BY PORTER SMITH q - sp.OI - SANDS ' 'of the,:c Machines are being made and sold., teal give more . - . 1 Universal Satilaction - - than any ether tI'ITINV or Stalk-Cutter in market. It has no castinis about and can be inade :or repaired in any country town. . ' PIP ts . ,,tattnnary—Box vibrates.—feeds —cuts on top ('lf the knife—cuts everything etwareoti Lon y length you ii il, rind, you cannot mako ragled 'work of it even with a 4 uIP knife. - • _ Prlcel 9 - Sample. of Machines can he s'een at shop of tke undersigned. "dantafautured and for Fhle by N. H, GOODSELL, Coudersport-, Pa., Oct. 2,1565. • isai:xv si JUST ncceive,.l-7`4 , 11;:i5, ,Schottirbc! , • 3,l nrc h f ,,, V./Sri:W.3llg ...April _4 '66. L. C. & M. M. L.A.RRA.E.E.E. ETIESM I Opt 731rxiness. • n I,l4mitqd FE@ This prenaratiott, long, and favorably known, will thor oughly reinvigorate broken-down and lowrited horses, by strengthening and cleansing the stomach and intes tines. It is 2 , ware pre-
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