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day .al,l4,our,'46,tfi,l::•AaTO
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screra/ bayi 64' tz
F.." EI t .
the N, y. Mato air ,
. ic.
:coos-0d On -Tl4:et . day:and:last:4 4 / 1 31k*
ex
perts to get , L1.10,0 1 ' 81 4PrP4i4yi on Churns
wily' his 'intent' penluittniclitsrara..s3,6.
ssripti9e of the pr'inciple a of chieh, will be
found on ourcfo.n.zth
Blackwood's Maquz!tie for Septeplber
welled us:in good' season.. .Itiia a Veri
;Altai of long statiding,,bei,ogille'oiyan
tithe Scotch and English Tories.. Some
aftlie'most learned of the - British essay
ists are ita regular . , eon tributorir and' its
articles are of the- highest order'of merit.
A new Italian serial story is eonimenbed
la the present.nutnberi, _ ,
•
The Atlantic Monthly for October
reached our table late, it being the lag
Vthe periodicals fur that month.' It h as
"one very readahle articles, and at last
one good poem from Whittier. The
Election in Neve:Mbar " is - a politimil ar
ticle of great force. which we would like
to see in the hands of'Dfnioeratic voters
this fall. It would; lead thaw, to the
light, we think. - . ,
Can't SOM E of our subscribers bring
usju'ot a little money
.wheu they come to
the Fair? We have net seen any of the
article for so long that a glimpse at the
edge of a penny would make us feel hap
py, the edge of a quarter would make us
turn a double.summersault, and the faCe
of a five dul:ar bill would afford us' at least
a month of unalloyed blisS . . Tryors, some
of vom . ,
To the Editor of the Jotirrta?: Your
paper of the 27iii inst., i•tated ifiat I was
nominated by the Democratic Caucus or
Convention, as a candidate fur the office
•of Register and Recorder. I would state
to you dint the Democratic -Convention
have made no nomination, neither was
my name mentioned in that convention
or caucus. Yours &c.,
Oct 1, IMO
To Editor of Potter Journal:—Slß :
In your paper of the 27th Sept., huit, you
carried the idea that D. W. Speuc r was
nominated by the Democrats for County
'reasurer at their Meeting un the 25th.,
whiCh was not correct. it was under
ittioil at that meeting that he was an In
dependeat candidate.
Yours, J. B. SMITEI,
Say. Co. Committee.
[We got our information from a Dem
ocrat, who said a ballot was taken which
resultid in a
.majority for Mr. -Spencer;
and that is the usual way of making a
,nounnation...—Eim:roßd
For the Potter lunrnal.
SEmgala..
Friend Chase : A. singular ease of
mental derangement' L.tely occurred here.
Jacob Owen, of Hector township, a young
man of some tWenty years. attended court
last week as- a witness. So o n after his
arrival intoudersport, he showed ,signs
-of derangement, find one night let him
self doWn . frorw a window at Mr. Rice's
tavern, and travelled nearly to Wellsville.
thinking he Was going hOme. He
was
back however and after the trial.was en
trusted to one Decker, "for his safe - eon.
- veyance home. For some reason, I don t
how what, he was left dear Lymansville.
This is said to have An on Ft iday. The
.nest account we have Of him, he was seen
-on Sunday near Esq. Carsaws'S, in this
township.' He had•prubabiy staid in the
woods Saturday night, perhaps loi.ger..
He there took a little' refreshment and
.started again for Coudersport, notwith
standing he wrs told the right way home.
Sunday night near , dark, he . waaseen be
tween Mr. Tuttle's and Capt: Mills', and j
took his lodgings again in the woods, as is
supposed. Monday ho was loitering on!
the same road, and near the same place,'
not being able or willing to give any' ae
count of .himself, and• refusing to take!
any food. • Near dark lie was seen near
my houso, standing still in the road, and
:suddenly was gunc. His father and Mr..
Davis soon arrived in search of him. It
'was concluded that he was in the woods
west of my houSe, and a part of
.the night
was spent in vain, looking for him by can
dlelight. Marina. '' the eight there was a
heavy rain, but. fortunately for the sub
jest of 'this story,jthe, weather was warm.
Iwthe morning acne twenty.meu cow-:
toenced scouring the woods in systematic I
order. The land was low, wet, and mar. I
shy=-crossed by 'many, small streams, and
covered by laurels, and other °lista tic
tins, which made an ingress very diffi
cult. After going near a half mile he
was found by Mr. E. Lyman ; he was ly
ing on the wet ground, entirely senseless,
speechless, and almost lifeless. . We car
ried him to the house; where he recover
ed'vety. Tlie - nest 'day' could
- -walk a little, but 'appeared stupid, and
unconscious of every thing. He was put
into a wagon for home, and how they sue
- ceeded i I have not yet heard; • '
The . strangs :conduct •of 'Jacob, can
bardly.be faeeennted. for. Probably the
fatigue Of kolrieth 'Coudersport, .the ap
pearance of the coirt, and tfio exalting
)19!(!p,gt, .0;:v4 laving ~GenvillAectiorilProblaination,
been Nime :17
4tsi,4ite.berore,'end 'll(lKTRSJAN'itei.isttmetofst.he .Gentkal As
Wham pfl*.iler, neitk, tpiud, gatura* &rip 9t the Commonwealth of Penn.
over , imme,hitu.-...711i !aid *at. he
sylol.4ic-pmi pd ;Apt, eela tTr tft,si
• elet fi erof thlt,Com;nottEititittli "tkpOcir'etStU
I : ituillthigbtollo4. 3;t1.1.0M-44.,.04:6111 d •
second dav c4JuIe.A. N. D„ one. holism mg
at being ~t utiktbat't, l relqusti%D.lt e lundred4iii'd•=ttri • AY-nitie,Li r s Burt,'
Ciri l irtfrfiregiitlifltit"WhOttl"themitmal•sn I Sherat of:the:Comity of PAtter, Pegpsylvapia,
Watifess,_who:Juid 146 - defeated innpe do herehy.tna/FeiOnow.u. andgive.notlef to the
k•-
stilt •-: • : ' • ^ -••• •". electors of the th.itinty itfornsaid that e: Gene
.• ' .
M . 4eden Ised— ral Election Will be , held in .said County of
„ .r. ; r„ l 'lPottepvu-Viiciifia.t;:the I.6,th),day
r • `,
11 ' tetutsbi'fieit.‘l3&ine•i•the -Tuissis4 - iiext,/ .
—ll6ilivn the - first Monday.of said tnonth;" iu the seV
ft*ation of the 'eieeiititin of Walker, era! disttietsf.%•ithin the said doui;t l y7i 7 tsi-wit : 1
T..,.n.',shots were fired. at him
. For the, TOWll . Ship•brAtiblatt,-s t the Germa
f • d' Ina Hotel- in said townsblll
- of thearatiTe3.Alje. , a afterwar d=: . .
For the township o f Allegany, at the school
fused to take-any-part , He • •
formerly ; d by Ch
tIOUBe neat p.c.eeoutic
Wa.4b 7A9 4 2: 1 2 37 -1!f97 C 01 .7 ,Ki4dler I ter.„AndreWsi in - -
had been seotentett to fetirTelit I . Fur the township of Bingham, at the house
ontnent.., yhe reniqiU,f,bt„Walker's force- of A It Lew Ai trvid;t6w#3l ri ..
lids"'rathed Neror-Orientls-tinqhel.:Nritish Forar
, e township of C la at the school
house ne a r Sala Stevens',- in said township. ,
war steamer Glactiibit.V: Y. 7rib.utte, For - the towusliip of at the New
29th. . .
' Court House iu the Borough. cirj Coudersport.
For tae township of Genesee.et the house
ITortiterly oceupied . by 5.:,1 - Lasco, • in-, Ellis
_
' burg. -
For the.towesbip , .of.Fiarrison,at the house
recently occupied by he Bartholomew, in said 'I
towns) in: •
For the township of Hebron, et the school !
house No. 5, near Henry, Itsgraham's le said
township, - „ . .
' - Fur the toWnship of hector, sat the Sunder
lin school house, in- - saiditswosh,lp,,..
F sr the township of Homer. - itt 'the 'school I
house near Jacob Peet's, in said township.
For the township- ofJackson, nt the'house
formerly- occupied by Berjarnia Bare, now
-M. Chappel, in saidlownship
For the township of Keating, ,at the house
of Pliny Harris in .saiti.township. •
For the township of Oswayo, at the , Centre
School house, in said township. .
For the township of Pike, at the bowie of:
EliSstss Johnson, in said toWnship.
For the township of Pleasant Valley, at the
school house in said township. • -
For the township of Portage, , at the S.zer
school house, in said township.
For the township of Roulet, at the school
hoax near George Weisner's in said township.
For the - towitship - Of s-haroo, nt thb Sharon I
Centre school house; near John Voorhees'.
For the township of Sweden,: at the house,
of 'AseinstliTaggart, in said tow. , ship• -
For the township of Stewardson, at the
house Of John S. Clark, in said township:
For the township of Summit, at. the house
formerly occupied bytel . Cook. now Jona
than Beason, in said township
For.the township of Sylvania, at. the school
house near J. M. [tees', in said township.
For the township of Ulysses. at the house
of Atlas Bennett, in said township-
For the township of West Branch, at the•
house of S. M. Conatile. in said township.
For the township of Wharton, at the house
of Stephen Horton, in said tow :ship.
For the Borough of Coudersport, at the
Court House in said'Borough. •
The officers to be elected at the time and
plaCes aforesaid are twenty-seven persons as
Electors for President and Vice-PreAdent of.
the United States.
It is further directed that the meeting of
the return judges at the Court House in Cou
dersport to make out the general returns,
shall he on the first. Friday succeeding . the
general election, which will be the 9th day of
ME
ffILOS W.. SPENCER. -
Ts nn Independent Caddidate . for the Office of
Treasn. er P.Ater Cotiety,:inbject to the de
cision of the People at the approaching Elec
tion. October 9..1860;:
NOVCE, - NOT. am not a Democratic
nominee as stated in the Tntmaal. Fept 27,
1860. DELOS W. SPENCER:
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
C. C. LYMAN, of Ulysses. will be an INDE
PENDENT CANDIDATE fur OM office of
County Treasurer. Haring neither time nor
money to spend for electioneering purposes, I
rest my with the will of '.the People to
be expresse4,at the general election in Octo
ber, ' Aug 1, lBriO.
jjfiii -:3li4tti.s.fiittltts.
hare one of the greatest curiosities and
most valuableloyentions hi l the known world,
for which we wtint 'agents . cverywhetV. Full
partic.ulitrs.sent free.
3w3 SHAW CLARK, Biddeford, Maine: ,
MEAT! NEAT!!
F . TillF, SUBSCRIBER would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Coudersport and
vicinity - that he will continue to supply them
with all kinds of FRESH - MEAT during the
FALL and WINTER,
at prices fully as low as they- can purchase
;from Farmers arid others. I will keep a con
!slant supply, at my stand opposite the front
I door of the Court House.
• - WM. REENTER.
I Coudersport ; Oct. 3, 1860.
I POTTER COUNTY
MPANYRAIL ROAD
CO.
PPLICATION will be made to the next
Legislature cf Pennsylvania. for a supple:.
merit to the Charter of the "Potter County
Railroad Company" for an act to build and
construct their Road from any point on the
line of the 7- Sunhury and Erie Railroad in
1 Clinton County, to any point on the West
Branch of Pine Creek. . -
CHAS. BUSIIOR, Pres.
German•a, Sept. 21, 11.160.
D. T. HALL
613 . 0 t - Oing:s art gill.
C. S. & A. JONES.
(in the sterefoonerly occupied by p. A. Stebbins )
A Pal receiving a full assortment of Fall and
rt. Winter Goods. To say they- are rich,
beautiful, magnificent, unsurpassed are
but weak expressions to convey to the public
mind
THEIR REAL MERITS.
Nothing but a personal examination will
do. All are invited to call, examine, criticize
and. boy. '
Our Stock of GROCERIES, is full and com
plete, and sold at prizes to snit the times.—
Tc those wisbing to purchase we sty give us
a call and examine our goods. and prices.
We will sinEryou a ditty, ye wise and ye witty
WEI t gracr: now cwr city, from places afar
And hope that your favor will crown' our eu-
dearor—
To please you we'll ever, kind soul; that ye
Our store room of Goods, now, you are all
bound to see, now,
'Tis What you'll agree, now, is worthy your
runs,
For here you may buv,now; Goods low priced
or high, now,
And each one who'll buy, now.great Bargains
obtThis.
We have goods of all sorts. and goods that
are goods,
And Sugar, aud Coffee, and Broad Cloths, and
Spice,
And Tobacco, and Boots, and Prints,lhat are
nice,
With the finest of Qucensware, and strongest
of Sheeting,
At prices with which there is no competing.
We have caps of all kinds, the great and the
. • small kind,
With Ribbons and Laces, the richest and hest
We have Wallets An money—has fortune
proved sunny
And showed it on ye? We hope you are then
blest.
We have Wiz°, Nutmegs, and Glassware,
and Rice,.
With Vinegar, Matches, and traps to catch
mice:
In short, we have all that man. or woman can
put
On the crown of the head, or the sole of the
foot,
Or that can be pinned on, or stretched on or
laid,
Or anywhere on or about them be placed
And all are at prices so wondrously low
That it is needless any place else to go,
For it is surely the truth, and, ought to be
•
told, '
That JONES is the man that can't be under-
sold.
So Farmer and Lavryer,Blacksmith and Saw-
yer,
We have goods that will suit you just to a T.
We have pants that are fitting for that place
yon sit in •
Or inay chance to get in, or where ever you
he.
Hoop, there-is no telling, how many we are
selling
Wl•ich tltr girls all .say_ are surpassingly low,
And everything else to numerous to meution.
With Shawls and nice Capes to draw* your
attention.
We have now told oar story, the programme's
before yen
Come now, we implores-yon, and see for you
selves
And Vauch,for us duly. that we have spoke
truly, -_.• 4
And buy of us fully the'llo-OVI
l'oiilie4l
Great Curiosity.
November.
I also make known and give notic^ as in and
he the 13th section of the aforesaid act I am
directed. that every person except Justices of
the Peace, who holds any office of appoint
ment of profit or trust under the Government
of the United States or of any city or incor
porated district, whether a Commissimed of-1
ficer . or otherwise,- a subordinate officer on
agent who is or shall be employed-under the.
legislative. judiciary, or executive department
of this State or the United States, or °fatly cit:
or incorporated district. and also that every
member of Cor.gress and of the. State Legis
-1 laturei anal of the select and common commit
! of any city. or commissioners of any incor
porated dist , ict. is by h e y incapable of hold
ing or receiving at the same time the office tin
appointment of Judge. Inspector or CIE rk ofl
I any election in this Commonwealth, and that I
AO Inspector or Judge, or other officer of any +,
such election shall be eligible to 'any office!
then to he.'voted for.
I Also, that in ft oral section of the Act of
Assembly entitled . " no Act relating to elec
f tines and lot other purposes," approved April
1,16 th. 1840, it is enacted thot the aforesaid
13th section shall not be so constructed as to
I prevent any military officer or Borough officer
froth serving as Judge, Inspector, or Clerk of
any general or special election in Ibis Com•
monwealth. Pursuant to the provisions of
the Elst section of said act, " every general
and special election shall be opened between
the hours of 8 and 10 in the forenoon; and
I I shall continued without interruption or ad
: journment until 7 o'clock in the evening, when
the, poles shall be closed.
Given tinder my hand at CondersPort, this
the 18th day of Sept. IHO. and in the 84th
year of the independence of the United States.
WM. F. BURT, Sheriff.'
loavvie wiw
Z t sti
%zo
Jd.
TONIC, D !UR ETIC,
4 4y e®DYS PERI °
EffiCORATINC, CORDIAL
To the ettizeni of Sew Jersey and_Pennsylvartia
Apothecaries. Druggists, Grocers. and
Private Families.
WoHa's Pare Cognac Brandy.
Wolfe's Pure Modena, Sherry and Port Wine.
Wolfe's Pare Jamaica and St. Croix Burn
Wolfe's Pare Scotch and Insh Whisky.
ALL Iv BOTTLES;
I beg
. leave lo call the attention of the citi
zens of the'linited States. to the above WLNES
and Liquors, imported by Cdulpho. Wolfe, of
New York, whose name is familiar: in every'
part of this country for the pMity of his cele
brated Sciiimiu StaNAITS. ,Mr. Wolfe, in
his letter to me, speakirig of the purity of his
Wines and Liquors, sass: ,_ 'l will stake my
reputation as a men my standing as a mer
chant of thirty years' residence in the City of
New York, that all, the Brandy and Wines
Which I bottle are pure as Imported,' and of
the best quality, and can be relied , upon by
every purchaser."' Every bottle has the pro
prietor's name on the wax.. and a fac.simile
of his signathre ti.e certificate. The pub
lic are respectfully. invited to call and exam-,
ine for themselves. • For sale at Retail by all
Apothecaries and Grocers in Philadelphia.
Gro: 11 Assn); Doi 832 Market st Phil.
Sets 37ertt far Phitiaret.iin.
aiour'elzolrez.
A SUPERLATIVE
• .•
: Read:thejollowing'fyotte. the -New. York
, • ~t
Et - Amnion _I3CSINESB - 7on 'o - lyst iv - . iYottIP
Mmunwv.--Weco.re4happy - ip inflame Xulr
loan-citizens •that-theretis one piece ty
Wileft.the'physicien,:npothecury, aud. country
Attache nt,-- can go. and quirelfrise pure „Vi nes
And... Liquor% as•pare us:int l iarted, and'i f ; the
best. I/pal - ay,. Wg 4. 0 '4 01 .' 1 94%a
elaborate. descriptiotk,of,thls,.merchhats
fensiVe businepe r ulthough.lt - will repay 441.
stranger or citizen to visit :Telre:s
extensive. ware-house, 20 and 1.2; r
Bearer'street, anti Nos. -IMP . and ,21; /quilt- I
etfield,slreet. , ; His, stock 4 4150:44 1 PP:1,9M hand
ready for shiptacut.could not hire beet} less
than thirty ; thousand the trandi; sOree .
ten thousand cases—Vintages of 1836 to ittISG ;
and 'ten lhonstind cases,. of. Madeira,• Sherry,
and Port Wine, Scotch. And Irish Whisky,
Jamaica-and St. Croix Rum, .some Viri old 1
and e.qual to-Any ifi•this-•country r also!
had three large .aelliars, filled .with Biantly,l
Wine. &c.; in casks, ; under Bustem-Hou4 key,
reedy' for bottling, Mr. Woife'S saes of
Schnapps lust year amounted to one hundred
and eighty thousand dozeit, and we hOpe iu
less than two years he mai -be - equally. sne
cessful with his Brandies and Wines. r •
His business merits the pativhage . of eveey
, lover of-his species. Private. families Who
wish pure Wines and Liquors for medial use
should send their -- orders dirt et to Mr.)-Volfe,
!until every Apothecary in the land-make up
theirminds to discard the Poisonous stuff from
their shelves, and replace with - lVolfels pure
iWinesand Liquors.
We understand Mr. Wolfe. for the accom
modationj of small dealers in the co tintrY, nuts
lup assorted cases of Wines and LiqUors.---,-
Such a man, and such a merchant, shtiuld . be
[sustained Against his tenssof thousands! of op
ponents in the United Slates, who sell! noth
ing but imitations; ruinous alike to bumau
health and happiness.- [52--6in*
.
Sewiug - Machines for Mi llion-!
A -LL families.wanting the best and Icheap
la.• rat SEWING MACHINES in the market
ere hereby notified that the subscriber will ,
furnish to order on demattd the cheapest and
best article in that line, viz:,
The New England Family Sowing Machine,
Manufactured by d. 'Hale jr, C.., of New
baryport, Ntass, Prices, hand: Machin $l5;
Treadle do. $2O; Treadle'and Table dO. $25;
Also the May l?lower,.malting the Grover •.t.
Baker stitch, strolig,'heal4 and 'powe l Fful at
S 3:;, to S.W. The penance", is a new Ma-.
chine, making the stitch:alike-on both - sides
of the cloth. The 6;m last made by tlU:Eagle
S. M Co., tli. - D.: TowsleyyNew Yerk. Hay
ing. thoroughly-tested the above articles I can
recommend them to all who may Wishlto pur
chasc. a good working Machines, and very
easily learned to operats:iind not liable to get
out of repair. • . _
, All persons:wanting the above may address
• - G. T. DENNIS'
• Allegany Bridge, Meßean Co., Pa.
ia ,, ,Uf , k l •
e pit•l " SUDe
D. E. OLMSTED & CO
(D. E. °LUSTED; B. S. COLW ELL A A. C. TA.CIGA RT,)
Are note prepared fur the
FAI,L TRADE
with a large an unusually attractive
STOCK
or
• , ,
la- .t 7 -1
• on -4~
- ; -.,. 4 .,.
. - .',5 - y
which are for Safe a•t the
Lowest Pripes,
Without going into (Intuits, every depart-
I
ment is filled with enreitil selections which
; '
CANNOHT' rA_Tt
to please both in quality and prices
Thankful for .past favors they would' solicit
an examination
FROM ALL
before purehasiug•
CdS_Ei
PAID FOP.
Grain.
Coudersport,' Sept. 10, 1860.
ULYSSES ACADEMY.
JOSEPH A. COOPER. A 8.. Pribpiptti.
3IIL WU. GILLILAND, .
sbtsr.arts
MISS U. 11: JONES, - A I
. •
,
The ULYSSES AC4DENIY was COmmenced
in:the spring of 1850 and opened tostudent%
the following September. Its objedt is to af
ford to the you of its vicinity, and to others
who may choefe,it, as a place of - study, the
• • '1 "
- • . . ~
requisite facilities riablairt „g p.llforough , • ST •
And practici& edneritioi. ;•;;; -r•IS L''-‘• • ; -0 1 1 7,-; • ; • .:. . • •
The school is in a
_neat, two-story banding, r;
beautifully situsq.ed. oa „ gentle ~e min en,ce -;•;; -* ;5
bo shsatitalitite. theri;iliage. siud max- • 1 r • -
try around.: frbel adjuirtiogi ypy,d, contains.lFALl --AN
„about three acres. 310_4.gper Story contains -1- . •
' ;GOODS; Hk •
singlejoom ;;,irrail-is . used fc r ia.chappl,,rect-
Wien: ittßtitntly Tbitiotinuiilighted , sw ; aNs ,
by 14 large windows,furnished with seats for •; : .
1 ,50 se4 l4 4•X'st, ItAbl.sl. ; bl!':9 l ;7 l ? c l •rns -.maps, ,iD, , 4 1t , ' _ •
charts;:plockitelterniurneter, rnatil.`44br'n:4 of • - .;• • :.;;
Referenhe ifdeitB. Tire' liiitt4- - -iturPc.tiutains
taro, ronnixfor recitations, , one. for library, •i,!, , ,
dressing roara,,and4, hall 8.4 44 feet: • .;* 'OSW AYO I Irlii;LA
- Tbe suidents hoard' priVnte-fandlies
tau
,
study in their own roS. -
ily in the vlllage,open their houses to boarders.
As ;several, new housO.s .- , are erected,
there wilPtits no-lack.. Of ;aceorensodations; '
and, in private families, students' can enjoy;
the comfortrof.litime:;. . ! :
ger This Institution is better furnished
with maps,. charts and Reference Banks
.thart
any similar •institution in the .couhtry. ,The
Library,of -Reference contains !over ,40
times, costing about $3,00 al vol.: Atanng
them are; .APPLET.ON'S NEW AMERICAN
CYCLOPEDIA,4 ROME C YCLO
• PEDIA, 8 vole., &c. There is- a general li
brary under' the care of -a Librarian; and a
Teachers Library nontaining 25 role., u; out
DIDACICB.
There are three Sessions a year, of Fourteen
Weeks eacis,;_Cnninrncing as follows :
Ist Session rUesatia ;A it9tl'.?,lit,.lS6o.
2nd Dec. 4th..
3rd " " .larch 26th,.1801. -
institute commences -.Arm 12th, 1800.
- Tuition Per Terins •
INVAIRIABLY T.l;
Common Englieh;•—embracing Reading,
Writing. Orthography, Geography ;
Grammar, and Arithmetic $5,00
To which is added for each higher study 1,00
Incidentals, Library, an:, , 501
Institute, so
Board, room, light, fuel, &e., sl,so'per week.
Rooms without board, $2 or :$3, per term..
PROF. t. W. SANDERS; A. N.
The author of SANDERS' READERS, will be
present the last two weeks of hie. Fall Term;
and conduce 's, Teachers' InstitOte.
:.Prof Sanders will be aided by S. LEWIS,
L e sq.. the Co. Supt.. and probably by the Su
perintendent's Of the adjoining Uounties.
It is viry, imp°. tont that Students be pres
ent at the commencement, and remain until
the close of the term. A record of each pu
pit's attendance will be kept, and reports sent
Ito every Patron.
tta,, As respects fin and convenient building,l
beautiful and healthy location, thorough practica
l and synernatic instruction, .erYcient aids, par
!strong and noble incentives this institution ac
knowledges no superior, and feu; equals. The in
terconme of the students with each bther an
with the Instructors is expected to conform tin
the courtesies and proprieties of cultivated
society. Their admission to the institution
and enjoyment of its privileges, imply a sa4
ered contract on their part promptly to cht
serVeits livulations. A of these is fat r • i i
nisbed to. ea Ch studen nd conformity to the
is in.dispensible to co; liana rice in the lustitu i
tion.
Fur further informal' in Address the PRIN
CIPAL, Ulysses, I'a
MOFFAT'S -
LIFE PILLS A.:VD PIRE-VIX BITTERS
TriHESE MEDICINES have now been befori
the publie'for a period of TUIRTV YEARS!,
and during that time have maintained a higl
character in almost-e'very part of the Glube4
for their extraordinary and id - mediate phwel•
of restoring perfect health to persons sutferint.
under nearly every kind of disease to which
the human frame is liable.
The fallowing are among ,the -distressini ,
variety of human diseases in 'vhich the •
Are well known to be infallible. -
D VSPEIOSIA, by thoroughly cleansing t 4
first and second stomachs, and creating a flow i
of pure healthy bile, instead of-the stale and
acrid kind; FLATULENCY. Loss of Appetite!.
Heartburn. Headache. R!stle - sT-ness, 111-Ten,
per, Anxiety, La ngu n., and Mel:inckoly, which l r
are, the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, wifl
vanish. as a natural cons-dquence of its curd.t
COSTIVENESS, by cleansing the who!
length of the intc_itini:s with a solvent process, i
:Ind without violened ; all violent purges leavi,.l
the bo.vels costive within two days.
FEVERS of all kinds, by restnring the blook
to a regular circulation * , through the process i
of perspiratinn in -such cases, and the tho;L;
MTh solution of all intestinal : obstruction in t
others.
The Lift' Medicines have been- known lo
cure RHEUMATISM permanently fn three ,
weeks, and GOUT in half that time, by q
moving local inflammation from the MUSCF a
and ligaments of the joints. . • .
DROPSIES of all kinds,. by freeing ai d
'strengthening the kidneys - and bladder; they
operate most delightfully on these importaht
organs. and hence hive ever been found a ce'r
tain remedy for the worst eases of GRAVE
Also WORMS, by dislodging from the tur -
lags of the bowels the slimy matter to whi.,:h
,these creature; adhere. I
SCURVEY. ULCERS, and INVETERATE
SORES, by tlice perfect purity which the'pe
LIFE MEDICINES give to the blood, and all
the humors..
SCORB &TIC ERUPTIONS and•BAD CO3I
PLEXIONS, by tbeir alterative effect upon the
fluids that feed the skin. and the morbid state I
of which occasions all eruptive complaiols,
sallow, 'cloudy, and other disngrecable corn-
plexions.
The use of these Pills for a very short tinie.
will effect an entire cure of SALT RHEUM,.
and a striking improvement in the clearness
of the skin. , COMMON COLDS and .T.NFLIT
ENZA. will always be cured by one dose, ,or
by two in the worst Cases.
PILES.—The original proprietor of Ole
Medicines. was cured of Piles of 35 ye4rs
standing, by the use of the LIFE MEDICINES
alone.
FEVER AND AGUE.—For this scourge lof
the Western country, these Medicines will lie
loundasafe, speedy, and certain remedy.i-,
Other medicines lease the system subject to
a return of the disease,—a cure by these Med
icines is permanent-111Y TEEL BE SATISEIBD,
-\
. BILIOUS F _
PLAINTS.Creneral Debility, Loss of Appe.
cite, and ,D.iseases of Females—the Medicines
have been used with the most
.beneficirl
re
sults in cases of this description :—Kitigs
Evil, and Scorfula. in its warst forms. yields
to the mild yet powerful action - of these ile
markable Medicines. Night Sweats. Nervous
Debility, Nervous Complaints. of all kings,
Palpitation of the Heart, , Painters' Colic, lie
weedily cured. • I
NIERCURLIL DISEASES.—Persons wh9se
.constitutions have become impaired by the
iejudicious use iuf . SiERCCRY, wilt find these
Medicines a perfect cure, as they never fait to
eradicate from the. system,. all. the effects lof
Mercnry, infinitely - sooner than the patisifie!w.;.
odd preparatinna of Stirsatetriffa. '
: Piepared and-,sold - by V,03.
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TOP atle ir ruglz.:
Dgat ' • r
Vegetable Life Medicines
I
'EVERS AND LIVEri. CO_ .
AND' BE CURED
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'TEM PROPRIEMOALIS t.
haelidtheivcia Eio*AsTo4 York
Largest aiqid . nest
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and
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mit d6tcrailee3 to sell 'grinds as 16* ae
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they can be purchased in 1 : :•elISclIte,- : Hay;
his purchased fur pashi no. resits or ititere4
to pay, mid seiliag a large amount for Ii.EADY
PAY, I am enabled to Share theVsusti
Prolits with ray eustomcrs. ' •
Haling made arrangeractits with some dt
the best houses in the city, goods will he • .
10, • -
ennobling me eonstmitly to offer tIieLATESi
STYLES and BEST . QUALITIES of Goode.
'BEST GOLD 'AND SILVER WATCHES
kept on band for. sale. Pedlare supplied oa
,•, • .
reasonable terms.
CABII FOR G . oo.o . lt ; ilAtli
. AYD SiIiNGLESi
I FiAVE ESTABLIShai A
BRANCH --STOIiE
At Ellisburg,
under, the name and style .of
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SIIY. k•O S 14. rh
where a COMPLETEGENERAL ASSOltiz
111;\T wil be constantly kepkiirt hand.
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()swap), April 2, 1860..-Iv,ci.t.
60 000 Copies already Sold.
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lERM
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESE,
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OF TUB PLITLADR.LPIII. 4 : BAR
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formsforAgreeffietis ;if all .
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I'owers of A ttorneY,Noteis
• and Bills of - Exchange;
Receipts end Releases:,
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of Debts; with the Stat.;
uses of . Litaitatiort, and
• amount airti kind of prop:
erty Exempt front Execuz
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IT TELLS YOU How to make an Assigtmietit
properly;. with forms Of .
CoMposition with crtdit:
ors. and the, Itistilient
LaWs of every State:
The legal relations existing
b2tween' Guardian ttitU•
Ward,. Master. and Ali-,
prentlee, and La.ndlerd
• and Tenant. • .
What constitutes Libel and
SlandO.l., Mid the Lail*-ai
to Marriage Dowir, the
Wile's Rightin Progri;;
Divorce. and Alimbny..
The Law fur MeOluilitcs'
Lizas in every Steed, kid
the Naturalization Laitti
of this cdurttry;
,and how
to comply with the same:
The Law Concerning Pin-:
*signs and how - to Obtain
• one, and the Pre-Emption
Laws to Public. Land 4: •
The Law. of Pateem, iitjt
. mode of. proceditioliios:
Mining one, with infer:
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Assi g n lit
• and Table of Fees: . - •
How to Make yonr
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Estate,. rath Hit') la* anil,
the reipiirdutehti tlideof
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Tne meaning of Lair Terms
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ilow.to-Iteep.cht or Low,,h,t
41?pw!iit io do Your
businreas legally; thus_
iaiing*a: vat Oidoutit of
ploperty, . and ie =atione
litigattoti, by . its tithely
Consultation.
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binding at 51 25. -
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