TO TEACHERS.
As the time . has now artived , when
many of you are commencing wirier
• schools, will you permit a few plain and
'pracat al s4ger.tions from • one who has
been wore atilt twenty yearii in the :•e6'
vice.. During all that time I A u n o c con .
scions of ever laving left ity• school
. room filly satisfied with what I had been
able to accomplish,' and I have r.eldout
entered it in the morning without -a kind
of confident hope that I !nicht make
'wino improvement ott the previous day's
efforts. I shall not, retore be charged
with vanity in thi cdminunica.ion, but
shall be grateful fur 4 renult of the
servatious of others in vturn. •
Every teacher who feels the respOnsi•
bility of his station will be ; anxious to
leave no tuenus untried fur pruhmting the
lutereos of his pupils. Nor
will he forget the extent of his duties—
reaching.not only to the' iutelleetual, but
' the physical and the: moral nature. I
will venture to say that there is no pro
fessiOn that needs more eminently - every
_good. qualification than this. Oin their
hearts there should be written the law of
love, and "on -their lips-the law of kind
-.nese.". Even in the needful severity
sometimes unavoidable, there is 'no ne
cessity for any other • feeling but kind
ness, and there certainly can be nu truer
• friendship than that which - leads us in
a right manner to point out the faults of
otherey and to aid in teaching them cor 7
. reetion. In relation to the physical wel
fare of our pupils, we should.endeavor to
have . the school room Biwa}. comfortable
and well ventilated; and us far as our in
.,thence extends, to have the seats so con
structed that the symmetry of the
frame be not warred or the health injurc.d.
Of their moral improvement too, • we are
Lever to be unmindful "1 High intellec
tual attainments would avail but tittle, if
the habits were bad and the heart vierods.
. Nothing secetarian should -be introduced
into•the school room, but from the broad
fields 'of ohristian principle, we may grail,
et everywhere garlands of immortality.—
. Though 1 have alw.psb used the Bible
selfool, I know of no instance where ob-
jeetion has been made to it. Nur would
I consent to teach where, it was piAhibit•
ed. As a nation we acknowledge the
Divine gkivernthent and the sanctions of
the Divine law ;. and when we remember
that the plants we culthate are imwur•
tal, why Ehuuld we nut brim , to our
the' pute precepts of the -Law 1,1 Love?
I have thought we . tnight benefit each
Oother by brief det•oriptions of our own
sc'ulittis. I have seldom vibiteti a i.citool
withuut receiving entire hurts worth car
vying may, and such hints tuay be recip
rocated tilrougli this eNeelicut
provided fur us.
.
Our :chool is oillucd i nto two &paw
coeuts, accorditig to grade of studies.—
This'arrangentent. though nut gen,.nall)
practicable in country districts. will al
ways be found beneficial iu large
and cities, as it enables the teacher to
-clas‘ify to so touch better advantage.—
And it should be bottle in wind that it
is out so much the number of rchuiars ar
the uutUticr of classes that it dlittitt!llies
a teacher's abilty to devote touch time to
each. The department under my charge..
contains about one hundred t-ellotars, un
- der the care of two teacher;. The awal
lest can read readily anal learn lest-ons
The , roll L.l called precisely at nme and
at / half past one, and all who are then
pres:int have a mink fir punctuality ret
to their name., which together with every
correct recitation, and %talons other elev.
vises, furnish material,. fur a monthly re-
Fort, sent hotue to parents. method
affords 2 good Lubmiitile for taking phi.
ees in class,• afi'd t.peratts touch mote
fairly on k•eltolars. As vi,cal iitur•ie ltas
been taught in the school during the year,
we frequently commence by singing.—
Sometimes too, atuitlbt the seliuui exer
ells, starting a sung gives a pleasing va•
nety, soothes the .wayward, and rJuNes
the dull; '
The morning hours are denoted to reel
tatious nu.d reaming, and the hours of the
afternoon mainly writing and arithmetic.
Spelling exercises are varied,- sometime.
by *riting'on slatesJA which every schol•
sr has one,. and soMetimes,from books. —,-
Much advantage hiv been derived front
:the library, which consists of a ~sell se
lected series of more, than .five hundred
volumes. These are given out on the
firat.aod third Wednesday ut each month,
to all who do not forfeit the .privitege by
tu : isconduct, and aids essentially in pro
moting self control. The. habit of self
"icintrol is - so highly important, and has a
tendency so to secure every other attain
ment, that too great effort cannot be made
io secure it. Kindred to this and abso
lutely necessary ; to good scholarship; is
the habit of attention. To do one thing
at' a time, and to concentrate the powers
of. tliomind on that, is an attainment
greatly important. •
But after all of our exertions we shall
find 'touch to exercise our patience, and
if we continue long in the business, we
shall be in great danger of acquiring ..
dictatorial spirit,. which will often- mani
fest itself in our intercourse with tato.
X. H.
Trisy, December.
He }- ois passionate and hasty is gen
erally ho est. It is your cold dissetnb
: lieg hypocrite of whon) you should be.
Ware... There is no' deception in a bull:
dog., It is only the cut!'-hat sneaks ug
.and bites von wheth). your.- hack is turned.
• The Huntingdon: Globe ;,as.. a story
for. its readers of a patrioticv lady near
Ale;andria, in that county, wia.tt.rok her
baby to church a few Shhbaths
dressed in red, white auu blae,, 7 and had
ttrbsptiled E Pluribus MPUht - •
By request we republish the following,
our last 'week's edition being exhausted
and; there being numerous calls fur copies
by friends of the volunteers :
iOTT.L 4 O6 COUNTY AGAIN;
Onlll,ind a y morning CuPiA F. JONES
;
won another Company of Volunteers front
thi n County—he being ;but 'three Weeks
in recruiting, it. - Thisl will count up
wards of five hundred troops from Putter
county that Lave volunteered for the war;
all ;men who are able in an encounter ,
with the enemy to mak houselves cfrec:
tiv4, being well accustomed to cite use of
rhe.llifle and having inuscles in steel:
thiS last Company isthe best that we
have yet seen from any place; they were
;
%ery timer; of one size, Young, strong and
healthy fellows who have -been reared
amid hard hips incident to our moan
taineous country. ' The officers chosen
are! men who will du their whole duty,—
intelligent and fully aware of the great
restansibility devolving l upotrthem . Much
credit is due Copt.. Junes and Licuti
Re
bests for the 'energy with I*hich 1 they
presecuted the work of; mill:Amon; On
the road to Wellsville ; the local part of
the following song was *ode and sung to
the Air of "Gay end Happy :"
We arc bouiol to seek our fortunes.
And wilt plumb it out of lead,
We ar:: offered a good ten thousand •
If we'll bring home Jeff DAvis' head !
Chlurns—:So let the South jug along as it will,
• We are for the Union still!
; . For the Union. far the Union! -
'We are for the Union still.
•
Pennsylvanians take your station,
meet the traitor foe :
" Fight as braVely for the nation
As you did at Mexico
Chorus—So let Southerners &c.
We're the boys frorri Psitter County,
ear,tain 'Jones 'well know no fear,
When he says. "Boys I up and at thew,"
We *ill rout them with a cheer..
Chorus—Then let the'Stititherners Le.
;We nre off ta light the rebels,
.
And we do not go for tiny,
With Beub, Ronerts First. Lieutenant
We are bound to Will the day. . i
Chortis—Theu-let Southerners &c. .
Lieutenant Crosby is going to help us
,Drive rebellion from the land,
iWe wilt follow where theylead us! •
A brave and patriutie.band !
Chorus—Su let the Southertkers &e.
•
'We will not disgrace our colors
On the gory battle-field,
'The Scars and Stripes shall e'er Host O'er us,
We wiil ne'er tu traitors yield,
Chorus—So let Southerners do, &c.
We here add :•everal inure stauza,4 found
in one of our exchanges : •
Hark ! the trumpet calls to duty,
See uur glorions flag Orurled,
The Stars anti Stripes unite in beauty,
The pride Andeuvy of! the world..(Clhorus)
Long its folds shall float above us,
While we shout our battle cry;
We will fight for those who love its
But let every traitor die. (Cloorus.)
the Rebels hai-e ex...lted I
In thi;ir treason and their shame,
Let the Hag. they have,insalted.
Still retain its hunured ❑acne. (ChUrtis
Traitors have b e trayed the n ttion,
: But we'll by the Union stand!
Le, every T:ittriot seek. his station,
With the gallant w.trlike band. k qhorusj
Then your name still] liVe in story,,
And eatoea be from land to land. !
• Then fight for liberty and glory,
The Union and your native land
Chorus—So let the South jog elm& as it will,
We'are after Davis still I
After Davis. :titer Davis,
are after Davis still !
• We'll emulate our gre:s.t forefathers)
Franklin, Adams. Washington.
And we'dl not forget Fort Sumter • i
That shJill he our Lexington I f (Chorus.)
We're the boys so gay and happy,
Fearing naught•that war can bring;
• Let whAterer may befall us,
Merrilyi , merrili still we'll sing. 1 .
L'horus— t 'o let the South jog along ea it will,
We are for the Union still
F,or the Union. ftir the Union!
Ke -are after Davis still.
The •iboys" at Wellsville received a
good - warm, supper and left for 'I
Harris
]
burg in the-night train. . •
Ifluster Roll of the Jones Rifles
. da,Ptatti-A. F. JONES. Coudersport.'
Ist Liedt\-11, Z. ROBERTS,. Roulet,
2d 6'. -M. 0. CROSBY, Homer,
Ist qergeant—Harry Baker, Bingham
2d - 66" —la. A. Wood, Cram
3d " Burnsidc.Harri:k n
4th " Wright. Ulysses
Ist Curporal—Ed.nn Hyde, Utysses
2d " Ay. Stevens. Harrison
3d. ". +-S. P. Finch, Htibrouf
4th " --; l B.F.Hatnilion,Condertan't
Charles D Goodsell, Allegany
Nelson L. Cobb! it
Adolphus J Nelson "
Daniel Fuller ' gg
I_ fr o'
.-talnion F. Robinson •
C. Gardner Woods, Bingham
Robert C. Bailey I t
Albert C. Evans sc
Gerdon•lll. Perry,
Gentge Must° ci
George H: ,Shane
Jitred Calhoun At
J. E. Harvey - ac \
"John S. Kind:lel " '
William W. Brinin 1g -
Charl.:s 11,.Westfall "
Eli F. Westtalll 46
TI otoas R. Tracey 6 4
Leinan - Wilbur ".
Edael-fl-Browe i
' • • i " 1 •
Joseph • Kite
Daniel S. Morey, Clara
- A. N. Lyman
• Arthur,t. Mann Couderspori
Cyrus J. Reynolds • " !
Barnet F. Sttbbins
'Reubai French',
lAdam Golier
!Benjaiiiiii Furman
Uriah Gia'e
EmersO» Miles
Elijah 31e?fainara,
.14;1111 B Leonard,
'Wet herill,
L. D
Ira• Baster ,
Georga W Stevens
Barber .
Olirer W. alley
William F.' Stone " .
William Hurlbut
Peter Simmons
James '1) Tracey, Hebron
Almon G. Burdick " •
' Elias Vaninaregen " "
Ashley Leech ' Hector •
_ .
Asa C. Leech *4
A. M. Cliesebro Homer
Harrison Leonard
F. M. Jenkins 61
Solomon Foster • - 4‘
Ge.irge Haight, Jackson
azer •Dingee, Ke ating
Anderson Wetherill, Pike
John ,D Earle Pleasant Valley
N. P. Fluent
: John Reed 14
C. H. Rari, . Roulette .
A..C. Card .
Daniel EaStwoud Jr "
Martin %Veinier " '
- Henry Hardier • • . "
Jacob Reed
A J. Barnes; Sfiaron
John V. !Tompkins ."
Rinaldo McDmials
e -
N :A. Osirander, Sweden
Asa Tounibs . • ,
Mordecai Lyrrian, Ulysses
- (home J. Whiteman "• '
Sheldon M; Gibbs
'1"; rrei ti
. ,
Walter Scott
Luther Artostiong a '
George I); Freeman "
Charles Ranlec.. Andover
J. A. ‘VYkoff, Grove
Decatur 'Wykoff I "
o.' B. 0631 d, Purt Allegheny
VARIETIES.
A lie - alwayn needs a truth fur a hap
dle to ii.
Two can maim hiCe, but it mites three
to make a tveOuing.
He who turns from evil habits does
himself u good turn.
Days are list in lawentations over 'the
loss of days.
-' That of which proud people are often
the proudest IS their Pride.
Wooten live for each other—that is.
fur the - love of critichon of each.other.
The boy who lost. his balance on the
roof found it on the ground shortly after.
During the autumn gales the %oluu►e
of nature.is full of fly-leaves. f
t
The most imputleut of all things is a
mirror, fur it is continually custiug
BEM
The man whose word can always be le ,
peuded upon is sure to be always huntired.
Toper • whit alivel about with' red times
s.ltuuld be ind,ictud fur circulating. incen
diary articles.
Most per•nis have a mortal !antipathy
to the .halte,; and yet he is said to be a
very charming uitiwa l .
I .
Throw a; piece of Meat among . bears
and a purse of gold among men land which
will behave must outrageously- l i—the men
or the beasts.
The right thing in the wrong place is
a love-later written on a niourning sheet
of paper.
When we find great natural Cotirtesv in
.
the poor, we only find it - in cottipany with
superior native sense or great tenderness
of, feeling.
All then - who do anything must endure
a depreciation of their merits.l It is the
dirt which their chariut whnle throw up.
is a Gaelic proverb : "If the
best titan's faults were written upon his
forehead, it would wake bitty pull his hat
over his eyes."
Biessod is he who dies in 'the flower of
his4Outh; it is as if he had jrisen from
the midst oil' feast before he lwas•intozi
e,ated:
He who is false to present,duty.breaks
a thread ia the lumn, and wtll find the
flaw ;when he may have forgotten the;
cause.
None are so seldom found !alone, and:
are so soon tired of their own company,'
as those coxcombs who aria ' i on the, dept
terms with themselves.
. ttive 'Oral subjects their true relief,
you require..as in the stereweope. to look
through tw&glasser—that of the intellect
and that of the heart.
Lady Yarmouth askedtdarrick one day ,
why Love was always repre4ented as a,
child 7 Be replied :•.13ecausiLove'never
reaches the age of wisdunt and e's perien*
'Words are nice things but, they .iirike
bard. IVe,tr;e:d theta so.etti•ily that we
are apt to forget their hidden power. Fitly
spoken. they f.. 11 like the sunshine, the,
dew. and the Filen user rain—but when un4
fitly. like the frost, the hail, 4w:l the des'
elu in tempest.
• , AND ,
Tai: ROESd
PHOIOGRAPHIGVOR liAtt
'lard siile.,oa BriEtol Board suitible fdr Albuu
p.uBw3RED Arm lump BY
E. ANTHONY
' bpi Broadway. Stir York.
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By special arrangeruent we publiii4 in nd
tion to other portraits, 74e , iritbistiiteed,
welt known ;heti ini Burop'e and •Aliterica
O'radif Noleveapikiif Oat it ritiGallvi
Brady's collection ,of Imperial Ph oioirrap
is justly considered One the lions; of NS.
Tort:, end in the Photcart•a:Phi rep oductid;
of these every centre table eitn - no -there
additional attraction in a: naibiatn i Idrad
Gallery. Among; our publicaitioneL7re:
Abraham Lin,..oln, Jelfer,sqn
Hannibal Lady Dtris,l.
%tint H. Setrard, r Alex.; R. SitepDens,
Salinon P. clot4e, • RObilJ. Vintbs,
Fr-
Eulalia 1
li'euesee
liarrimn
=II
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Sion Cameron, Howell Cob ' „; '
Montgomery Blair, , HenrylA. Ise, . .
EdWard Rates, John trier,
Gideon Wells, :, - 'Genii Beaur Bard,
Caleb F. Smith, Gen'l Lee, 1 ~
Gen'l Scott,, . John.* Floyd,
Col. ROA. Anderson, ,!Jacob IT boniplan,•
MAjonSlernmer, I f . P. P.Thour4s; - 1
Col. Ellsworth, . John'q r Bre i •liinride,
GOO Butler. ' Ont. JOhn etcher,
Gen'l Mansfield, - JOhn Bell, '
Col.'Fremont, ' , Sohn C Calhoun,
Her,chell V. Johnson, .1./: 0. Calhoun,}
.1304 .Ic.: ,
Cullough, Lient..Mattre, Col.ll..andef, Step one
A.l3onglos, Maj. Gen. John A. Eli, Maj. Gen. 7
N. P. Banks. Henry Ward! Beeq.ter. 'ollve
Wendell Holmes, Horaee Greeley, IVO: Morse;
N.IP Willis. Jalbei Gordon Benn.O. William,
C.Eryant,Washington Invinglllen i y;Clay_,Am=,
drew Jacksori.ComcnodorePer Y.Dit.E. net
'John J. Audubon, Mrs. Sig rney Mrs. G n'l
Gaines,Chas.Suniner,Gov..Andrew,J4l.Crit en 4
'A
den, Prince of Wales, Dime Of mkastle, r,a4
c Miry, Tay tor,George Bancroft; Lathrop L.N
,'ot,
ley; Sam. Houston, J. Q A.dams, pini.Oson F ( ll.i
eridge, Andrew Johnson. Parson;Brownl r.;
neownlowls heroic 'daughter, to Miler 10
about 500 others, tri which rii 1
dditions are be
ing Made (roily. Catalogue on reeeipt opt pp.
PRICE OF PORTRAITS $3-Iran Doze RBI. Con
I
be:sent by mail. Remittances tnaj pe mad - '-
pOstage F ta.'l3p3.. ! • i ; ; .
; Also a large collection of Photographs of
distinguished ,Europeans, l Einpeiris, Ki tgi,
Queens. Marshals, Generals, Dukes. thrds, A u
thOrsoActors.‘Actresses, Politiciatts4hdgler i l
gy. Price, 25 to 50 cents-each, aceording to
,
maker and quality, 1 I . 1
'Our establishment is nide hcad-Anarter. for
' ; PUOTOGIf.APIIIC ALBUMS'
both ' as agent &f the best FrenchMianufn tn.
rer, and as manufacturer Linder LaL pate t of
Mir own ' We have a large aSsorement. v try
ing in price Proni 80 eents to sso,Jand hol ling
from; 12 pork tits up to $6 .tO. .: iso folding
cases of Morruzco or cloth for th -pockef,, to
hold 2, 4 it, 8 or 12 pprtraits:. 2 1.40 vu ons
styles of framing caN, portrait , ,of Ca red,
wood, metal, paper,
,eoinposition etc.. of ele
gant and tasteful. designs. 1 ' 1 -' ' •
~ ~.• photoAraphers now in the field are aity
sending us .., I ' : I,L
CAMP SCENES OF THE PRESENT W A.E;
and views of
,point's and' things! of interest.
bptll card side, fora. hulas. tind inlstitreo.scopie
term. As for instance; The Sevealh l Rev nent
at Cilmp Cameron-In the Treachea;-, Coo ind
their Meals—The CytnnastsHTlM Jiincti ii—
Delttionico's—Lanra Keene's- C4aitral S reet
Views of the Camp. etc. AlSo the Eelay ll' 'tie.
and' ,camp scenes and scenery I thereal?out.
Also Harper's Fern' before and after. the scenes
of destruction. T,ogetherw'th Ivt4iotts th4r
places - of note. •Cari size 25 ce is each, Ste
reoscopic 33 cents. . i .
,
; .PArties who would like a to' tr these (lamp .
se...nes to select from •-•tlie 1)-,1t i o a l it
to he re
turned in good order. at their expen•te,
and without delay—can he adcoMinodaMdttn
giving prnper New York referensell• .
STEREOSCOPES AND VIOW• S , -
AND ::'
Dur establishment is the great empcirium
fur everything in the stereoseopiC line and our
assortment is the'tuost' complete iwobahly of
an} - in the world." i :, ' .I , ' 1
The stereoscopeds the m'St ineirectieeinte,
o wing, en( en dinitig, amusing and cic‘ting teltnotl
tirrt 'inventions. : I IIE I '
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None are too young,, none town
intelligent, rote toii it pediieatett,l
ledge its worthand beauty; ; 1
No home is complete witimatli
kid must penetrate every‘thefe.
' It presents to your view every
world. in all the 'relief boldness
and sharpness of; detail, ds i if vo
spot. We Mire an immense 'to
of scenes in Paris', LOndon.lEttgla
Ireland, Wales. , France, IHelga
Switzerland, Spain, The Rhine,.
Cloud, Pontai Aden.% Tifilferie,
Egypt,, Athens, the Holy' Llino,
Crystal Palace, also Groups
iskg, marriage scene=, breakfasi
nics, statuary. etc., etc. lAn
meat of illuminated interiors of If
cites and Cathedrals, Ot Finnue
The effect of these illuruliiatedl
remarkable. I
Anthinky'ainstontoneouelSteroacopic. Views
are the latest Photographic, wonder. They
are! taken in the fortieth partof a: second. and
everything, no matter . how raiddly it may be
moving, is - depicted•as sharply land distiuCtly
as if it had been perfectly, at Thik giFres
an, additional value, for to the benutieslof in
animate nature it adds the clfir:rn of life and
motion. The process dlsbovery our
own. and being unknoWn tn, Etirope,
celve large orders from Lairtdbri and Tar' isf i for
Anthony's Instantaneous (Views of Auterican
life and scenery: ! I . •
Our Catalogue of subjects and prices will he'
for Warded to any addresS on receipt off,st,4mi'
Parties at a distance sending Us $3.5.510.
$l5. $20..0r $25, can have a goad instrrnent
and such pictures as they mar 'reque t, _sent
by Express. Views ;alone . (irlithout instru
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Importer and Manufacturer of Photographic
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in farm of-that world-renowned medicine—
Mae. Wu:stoves SOOTHING SYIIHP. FOR; CHIL-
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We see an advertisement id your earn:tuts
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a.
never said word in! tiVor a'ratte Medi
dine before in our life, but we feel compelled ;
te say to your readers, that this fs ad humbug
ITEt HATS Taira IT, Ala): HNOITi It TO lIE ALL IT
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M G LOBES,
BLANkB.-1 - 1
, .DOCKETS-; , •
• LEDGERS- !
41, DAY-BOOKS --. 1
BECEIP I T4I36QES;
MEMO RANDEMS, .1
PASSAIOOKS,
DJARIES. i• •
IPORTFOLtus, * 1:
BERBARIUNS,c
LETTE O BOORS
;
• French, • Greek, ; Lo in, reach and German Teat-
BoOks.
• L 4// alelsolvi Books used in the' :Count&
&pi onjwaid, u 2 intittediutCl:y procured
when. (16'ireld •
Magazin'ei or anci Periodicals sapf)lied when
desired... •!
A gonB; assortment of Pnrier. Enr,elopes,
Pena and Inti's. Also. of Wall-rOpers, Draw
ing MateriaW., Water Colors, &d. ,
'131)131S, 'TESTAMENT'S,'
HYMN BOOKS, of ‘'kriouSiinds.
tilt)
to acklow-
;and it Nt-I I
,prert of the
iperspetive
-"MIjIC1800KS AND'SHEET-MUSId,
Slatesl Rulers, Back-Gammop.floards Chess
Ben, &el PRODUCE of all kinds taken
iu esch.angeifur Books. Sze. , (11-341
. • THE 'HEROES . OF PEACE - ,
21211
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itql of
tad. Sc.
ivr sail
Italy, T
China.
t E urical,
tl scene,
quisde
Italy,
views i
. , AND . ;.I
. THE HEROES OF'WAR
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E. A.10.0q, 1111 ,601129adwa7, Hew Task,
is now p ubl ishing, in addition to other ion.;
traits, the celebrated collection known in Eu-;
rope and Atuerica• as , ,
Brady's f aratioricil rhotographic .portreit Gallery,
in which is included Portraits of nearlY all the;
prominent men ~f America, not exeeptingJetT l
Davis, Oen Bealtregard, Floyd; and a host of
other confederates. Price of pl3,rtraits, $3,00,
peridozen. !Can be sent by mail.
SeeneS Of the War for the; Union, I
are publish'd, card size, and lin StereocopiC
form. Alsciy . " •. 1 1 ; - I
7 Steredscapic - views of scenes!in .'aria, Lon
don,and in other parts of England a nd'France;
in Scutland,i Ireland, Wales. Holland; Switzer
laud, Spaini; on the Ralne. iu 'Athens, Egypt.
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Turkey,; th Holy Lund, Chinti',l India, Cub*
iic acc ad inf in it u m . . 1
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Our Insta taw;cls Stereoscopic Nieors are
The rea test Wonder Of the. A'ge..
, pert ,l
These are t: ken nr the fm tieth of a second
and the rushing of water,the moving:of leaves
i
or the niarch of in army, dOes hot in she leas
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affect the Liking lof these .Tie ws. ;; They are
sold for SI. er dozen. I • 1; 1, ~
We 'hate also en hand and nianufaatut i e the
largest ass rtment of Stereolcepes,i, Plato-,
graphic Alums, 'and Photomphicbluterials
in the United States, and perhapsirithe #.orld
1 Catalogu s, containing
i f
lists!of an Our-Por
traits. Vie s, Stereoscopes, .li., sent tree by
mail, on`re eipt Of a stamp: 1. t,' ‘'
• `; E. ANTHONY, 501 ttroad+n:y, - 1
illy ,near St. Nicholas Hltel,NewlTork.
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LPLAtiIKS of all kinds for sale at:this Office
. Deedsi Wartants, Execatitins,;SntomonS,
Subpceiir4Constable Sales, l'ovntsliip and
,School ere, Notes of all Irindo—'kept on
}laid and Printed to order.; JOB WORN at.
tended Icil)roreptly, and at prices 'toisuit tide
times ; Give ns a trial, ' •!__ .11 . _ 1
oto
be
The Rachester Stiraw-Ctstter.
`KELLY, Coudersport. ha tie
OLMSTIFO ,
, the eiclusbke agency for this celebrated
=Laurie,. this, ' county. covenient, du
rable, aid CHEAP. Dec: 1, 1868.-12', .
ADVERTISE.
A DTERTISE in the Jotnt.vslll isf the on.
ly paper inTotter county, aad s•good
medium tbroogh which to reach thepoople of
angedfor 3lerchandiie.!
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COLLINS Sfflfll.
Jan.-,2, 1861.-15-01 o;
An aperient and Stomachic preparation of
IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by. com.
bastion 'in Hydrogen. Sanctioned by th e
- highest Medical Authorities, both in Enrope
anti the United States, and prescribed in their
praCtice. • , • ,
. etperienee of thousands daily prone )
that no preparation of Iron cat( be compared
With it. linpurities of the blood, depression
of vital energy, pale and othetttist sickly
complexions indicates its necessity iti alittost
eVery conceivable Case.
Innoxious in all maladies in which it hail
been tried. it 'has proved absolutely curatirel
in each of the following complaints, viz:
In Debility, Nervous ..4ffections, Eraanciationij
Dyspepsia, ConStipation ' Diarrhea, Dysentery,i
Incipient Consumption; Scrofulous Tuberculon' l ,l
'Salt Rheant,Mismenstruation, *Mira, Chlorori4
Liver Complaints, Chronic Yleadades, Rheu m &
Intermittent Fevers,l'imples on the Fare
I
In cases of General Debility, windier ihs
result of acute disease, or of the continued-C.l
minution of nervous and muscular "energj
from chronic complaints, one trial of this res.l
torative has proved successful to an extent
which no description nor written attestatioct
oold p.nder . credible. Invalids so long bedf
ridden as to have become forgotten in then
own neighborhoods, have suddenly re-apt
peared in the btrsy world as if just returned
from protracted travel in rt,, , distant
Some very signal instances of this kind ars
attested to female Sufferers, emaciated vial
of apparent marasruus, san,euineous exhaus •
tion, critical changes, and that complication
of nervous and despeptic aversion to air and
exercise for which the'physiciatt has no nemtr.
• , In Nervous Affeefioks of all kinds, and for
reasons faMiliau to medical rum the operating
''of this. preparation of iron most necessaril'
be 'salutary, for unlike, the old oxide, it is viii•
orousiy tonic without being exciting and
overheating; and gently, regularly aperient
even in the most obstinate cases of costive.,
Wen witlsorrt - ever Wit a gastric purgative r l
of inflicting a disagreeable sensation.
It is this latter property, among others
i
which makes it so remarkable effectual And
permanent a remedy for Piles, upon .which it
also appears to exert a distinct and specifie
*aloft, 6y lispersiwg the Inca' tendency which
faros theta. • - •
In Dyspepsia, innumerable as are its cause ;
is single box of these Cbalybeate Pills has oi r
ten- sufficed for the. most habitual •cases, int
eluding the attendent,Costiveness.
In unehethed D.larrAtea, even when advance
to Pysentery,'.cpnfirtned, emaciating, and ap r,
parently malignant. the effects have been
equally decisive and, astonitrhing..
In 'the local pswins, loss of tiesb and strength-;
debilitating cough, and remittent hectic,whic
generally tad:eau! Incipient Consumption, dud
remedy bus allayed the alarn of friends and
physicians, in several very, gratifying and kid
teresting instances.
In Scrofulous Ttrberculosis f this medicated
iron MIS had far more than the good erect f
the most cautiously balanced preparations f
iodine. Without any of their well known li
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The Attention of females cannot be too coif!
fidentlY incited to this remedy and revocative,
•
in. the gases peculiarly affecting them.
' In Rheumatism, both chronic and infamy
Matory 7 —in the latter, however, more decid•.
edly—it has been invariably well reported,,
both as alleviating pain and reducing the
iwelfrngs and stitliless of the joints and mut
in'lnterniittent Fevers it must necessarily
be a great remedy and et.ergetic restorative,-
and its progress in the nets settlements of the
Vest, ivill probably be one of high renorn
and usefulness,
do remedy has 'ever been discovered in the
whole history of medicine, which exerts such
prompt, happy, and fully restorative effects.—
Good appetite.. complete digeition, rapidac 7
quisition of strength, with-an nunsual
sitipn for active and cheerful exercise, imnts.
diatelv follow its use.
Put up in neat flat nietalbo.:es containing
50 pills, price 50 cents, per box: fur sale by
druggists and dealers. Will be sent free to
any address on receipt of the price, All-let=
ter* orders, etc..- should be addressed to (.
R. B. LOCKE & Co.. General Agents„
4—ly. - 20 Cedar St., N. Y.
FURNITURE !
W. Et COATS,
Having enlarged and refitted his - WARR.
ROOMS, at
WELLSVILLE,
has now en hand and will keep constnntlyfor
sale; a larger and better variety of Cabinet-
Waricand- Chairs, than have ever been offered
in this section of the Country.
His stock of common work has never been
equalled- flexing made extensive additions
to his assortment of
PARLOR FURNITURE, -
he has now on hand Plain Mahogany & Mar
ble top Bureaus, Card tables, Marble top side
and Centre tables, Fruit and 'Toilet stands,
Marble top Wash stands. ,
COTTAGE
-
• - FRENCH
BEADSTEADS. COUCHES, SOFAS,
AND MR ; A-TETES,
new and beautiful varieties.
Cane Seat, Mahogany, Hocking and nay Chain/
Sr.e., etc 0••
In fact every thing in the line of •
'FURNITURE
Can be found at Its establiAment. Having
the bestlacilities foimanufacturirig and pur
chasing his: stock-for dish, •
flnVilltotbe:Undersold ,
Those wishing to buy, Will save at least
twenty-five peg cent, by calling on, .W
Coats. f
READY. DUDE .COEFINS
of all sizes - kePt constantly - on hand. .1'
sonal attendance with hearse when requested ,
•••,L • W. H. COATS.
Wellsville, ?tor. I. 11160. •
• Administrator's INottee.
WHEREAS, letters of administration on
the • estate of RUFUS THO3IPSON,deedi
Late of Jackson Tp., Potter Co.,have bee
granted to the subscriber . in due orm of /O r /
notice is hereby given to.all persons knowing
themselves indebted to' said" estate, to Oaks
immediate payment; and those haviogclwitos
vvißpresent them duly authenticated forSote
dement." - VHIDELIA THOMPSON, •
• . D. W. BENTON, Admialialib.
Potordsily Ze , .Lem