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THE POTTgli COUNTY JOURNAL
ts' the only paper pnbilsbed In Potter county,
simulates among. an intelligent class of peo
ple, and is thus an excellent medium for both-
City and Country Advertising.
Transient Advertisements arid those from a
distance mast be Cash or lave responsible re-
.tatitutticationa, to receive. attention
ference ,
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anonymous communications.
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$5; Twelve Copies, $lO ;.Twenty copies', $lB,
with . one to the person raising the Club. The
money must accompany the names. ,
Coudersport, Wednesday Evening, Dec. 25, 1821
Biz New Advertisenicilta.
A. good Shoemaker issranted Dy S. Danhoff.
.'The Home Journal for 1862 offers new in
.dacements to its many old subscribers to re.
•newior the 'coining year,
'ls anaher column will be found a letter
from H. Kinney * anis 'county but who. is
;how irribe New York State service. Capt.
tinbettncik from Potter,oVer thirty men.
The Knickerbocker issues a new prospec
tus. 'With the additional' editors lately ad
caed, it now prodisee to be even better than it
-vas in past years. See Advertisement.
Ws print this week the Reports of Mesirs.
Chas,e and Smith. We commend them
.to the careful puinsal of our readers. They
, exhibit a very healthy state •of Government .
•considering the condition of—our home and
•foreign relations.,
We /earn that .Almefon Burdic of Capt.
company died on the This is the
first death in this company We hear young
Burdic spoken of as
. a fine young man and a
good soldier. Our correspondent • will no
doubt glee us the full particulars of his death.
MONDAY we bad the first snow of any ac
count. We:hope soon to hear of good sleigh
ing and a rush of.subscribers for the loit.rnal.,
Business is getting much better in the county.
Our merchants are doing a good business, as
our advertising columns show.
W. KILBOURNE advertises for a few more
recruits for the Tioga Companigs in the 45th
Regiment, soon to start for the "sunny South."
Any one wishing to join this Regiment can do
so by reporting themselves in Coudersport
early this week. Maj. Kilbourne VII remain
in the County f i iir a short time only. He is
under orders'of Maj.-Gen. Wool.
CONTESTED SEATS : —In the House of Represen
tatives, Herman Baugh, proposes to contes
the sent,of. John McMakin, of the Sixth Legis
lative district. Mr. Meyers, of Mnrns county,
intends contesting the seat of Mr. Buzby.—
Mr. Bessmi t of Betiftfrd county : will' contest
the seat of Mr. Householder, and that the
seats of two:other members will probably be
contested.
According to a pretty general custom of not
ipnbljshing •Chvistmas or Neu• Tears week,
there will be no paper issued from this office
neat week: In the meantime we hope our
friends will endeavor to procure for us a
goodly lumber or new subscribers to COM
,monee. the New Year with. We will endear
orto make. the ToUrna/ itch worth the pat
ronage of the people or the, county.
G. P. purtrAst; formerly publisher, of Put
nam's Monthly, (in itslait numbers one of
the best magazines ever published) and J. R.
Ginnore, the present .publisher of the Knick
erbocker have issuea a new $3,00 magazine—
The Continental ifonthlywhich will be pub
lished on the same principles as the two first
mentioned works. The lwell-known reputa
tion of these publighers commend the maga
zine to general favor. ;The , January number
is well worth a foremost place among the,
magazines of the country,
To PRESERVE TOUa HUSDAND'S TEMPER
Ladies, if you, would always have your hus
bands come home to thei r r meals in good hu
mor use only D. B. De ' Land & Co.'s
Chemical Salerata.4 l and then you. will be en
abled at all times to place before them per
fectly light, nutritious and healthy bread, bis
cnit, &c. If you doubt it, get a paper and try
it. It is manufactured and for sale by the
proprietors, at Fairport, Monroe County, N.
Y., and for sale by all good grocers arid deal
ers in the country.
Court commenced on Monday. We go to
press at too early a day to record its official
proceedings. Judge R. G. White takes the
chair for another term; and if in this term of
office he is as successful as he was in his last,
the people of the county will have cause for
rejoicing at his re-election. The Associate
Judges G. G. Colvin and ,p ha rles S. Jones al
so took their seats. Thellast named has en
tered upon the duties of this position for the
first time, and all we hake to say of him is,
that if he don't make a good Judge we won't
vote for him again. But we guess he'll do I
None but a physician knows how much a
reliable alterative is needed by the people.—
Ott all sides of us, in all communities every
where there are multitudes that suffer from
Complaints that nothing but an alterative cures.
Hence a great many of them have been made
and put abroad with the assurance of being
effectual. But they fail to accomplish tile
cures they promise because they have not the
intrinsic virtues they claim. In this state of
'the case, Dr. J. C. Ayer '& Co., of Lowell, have
supplied us With a compound Extract of Sar
saparilla, which does prove to be , the long
desired remedy. Its peculiar difference from
other kindred preparations in market is that'
it Cures the diseases for which it is recommend
ed, while they do not. We are'assured of this
fact by mord than one of our intelligent Phy
sicians in this neighborhood and have the
further evidence of our own experience of its,
tr ath.—tTennesee Farmer, Yadrille, Tenn.
'—Extensivisdayti insurpettiontittik . ripokad
throughout the South, especially in Miss!ssin- -
pi, where oter One Nundred andAifty Thou
'sand Dotlain worth la kcipeftlyy reported to
have been destrOied on the QOtratin estate
alone. This is only the beginnutglifthe end.
The burning of Charleston isit mire - thing.
The Confederate Congress appropriated $259,T.
;00ft for the relief of the sufferers, and several
Of the Southern States have also made iippio
•priations for the 'same purpose. -Los i s, by the
fire, about SEVRN MILLIONS. .
We take the following from the Tioga Agi
latOr of last week:. - -
.
' • The Volunteers of that county had sent
home $l7OO. '
One school house, one engine house, two
stores,enefoundry,and fifteen dwelling beams
hate been erected in Wellsboro his year.
• Oa the night of the 18th a fire was diSeov
ered in the buildings occupied hy C. L; Soars,
Wm. Roberts and Clark Wilcox on Main street
in Wellsboro. The flames spread 'with great,
rapidity and the Whole line Of stores from
Bowen & Co.'s; down to %hubll's Harness
t
Shop were in a few minutes be and the hope
of safety,. ' : • I-,
Estimated lois of prepetiyOb ,000. ins
urance on same, estimated at $.1,000. There
are several theories as to the origin -of the
fire, but all agree that it was "Idental. • -
~PECXAL NO .ICE
To ConsuMpti
THE Adyertiser, having, been restored to
health in a very few weeks by a 'very sim
ple remedy after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, an!d-that dread
disease, Consumption—is) anx i ous to make
known to his fellow sufferers i the means of
cure. To all who desire it, be will send a copy
of the prescription used, t free of.eliargeOuith
the direction for preparing and ising the same,
which they will find a sure cu re for Consump
tion, Asthma; Bronchitas, cThe only ob
ject of the subscriber in sending,the Prescrip
tion is to benefit the aftiicted,and.spread, infor
=don which lie conceives to he invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his reme
dy, as it will cost them nothing and may
prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, -
Kings County; New York.
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A SHOEMAKER.. One :ivho is a good hand
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apply. J. DANHOF',
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ILATHERHAS ; letters of 'Administration to
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of S.. St. Ifizrzs„
gamy tnmotir„ X. T., Iltatima brew =mod in .
the. nelnitnisubpennon 'fib bless'
semi estate 2nt wigoneal no palm&
it, bens tap Mail* Arsiintien,:innt pasionn,
crifingsnie some =re Inninnand Ito. a:rso.te hoc
=raze perazeit to Whet.
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To the FamfiestfirehUneera
600di at New 'York 'Woriptsee'
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IT,O7KONS AS:eriKA.P Aft.e, AN
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C. '4.!::-1:3111/10..NS,
OSIWAYO , Inwatoxi . •
elves notice to the faiiilles of Volunteers that
he will sell for OAM:4 - Goods atthiyhelieslo
Prices in /few. York or Provisionsi acchatip as
they can be bought in Wellsville.
Good Extra FLOUR for $1.36- kir sitoit..
XI: for $1.60. . ,; •
Good SHEETEMS from il-tO
Good PRLNTS, warranted fast ealofrei trona
Bta 10 eta. - • ' -
Good TEA for 75 ets.
SALERATIIS ter • Mt:
CANDLES for 12 ctR
SUGAR from It toi;2o Eft
Good TWEED CLOTE for 18 cis.
Good DkLAIIVLS front ITtio- 1$ di:
kloOd DENI#S from 9_ia 13 ctit,
Woman'i HIP SHOES fot 28 eta Ifiri
And. all Goods in proportion. Re will , haftl
constantly' on band a large stocky from which
to select, ror all those who Wish to
Save from 25 to 50 per cent,
i',4?Tenlbir 29.
' A T
LOLIVISTED 4' KELLY'S
S _ _
TORE can raways be fovutd tha: boot of
Coolgng, Box and Parlcrt
$ : 17.0 ir--.E:S-.
TIN and BRET4EON WARE,
KETTLES.. SPIDERS, SPOTeII • BOWLS,
FRYING-PANS, SAP=PANS,. and CAII - LrAg
EONS. A tso,
Agricultural Implement*,
steh as PLOWS, - SCRAPERS,. CULTIlti=
TORS,. CORN-SIIELLERS, LiORSERAKEIik
.DOG-POWERS, &e.
is well made arid the material good.. dood
substantial KAYES-TROVGPiS put up-in ikrif
part of the Gcntaty—Terms easy. Readi Pay
of all kinds,
,ileluding Casb, seldom referred.
Store on Ma a Street opposite the Old Court
House ; Coudersport. Aug. 3 18.59.40
IVi A N 1-1. - 0 01,
I'OW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just ptielted, in aseated ern-eloper
rt
OsTeNterure , TREATMENT, AND RADICAL Cu= 1-
r SrentrATOttrillMA, or Seminal Weakness,aarz
al Debility, I Nervousness and involuntary
missions, prliducing Impotency,Consiiniption
d Mental aril' Physical dehility..
ay noar. J. ctrivenwerz, If. tr.,
The important fact that the awful ednire
cinences of self-abuse maybe effeetnally. eared
without internal medicines or the dangerous
applications of caustics, instruments, medics..
ted bougies, and other empirical &vise's, is
lien dearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adop
ted by the celebrated author frilly explained,
by meaas of which every one is enabled to
gore hirerseifperfecay, arid at the least pessi-
ble cost, thereby avoiding all the ativestirrid
nostrums of the day. This lecturewill.pfbff
a boon to thousands and thou Sands.. -
Sent under seal, in a plain enverope,to Itry
address, post, paid, on ,the receipt of two 0214
age stamps, by addressing ' •
Dr. CH. J. C. IiLERV„
127 Bowery, lkrew York. P. O. bur 4.58 g.
s& paruess f#op . !
MHZ rindersi,smeduoatd respectful4.-inforra
A. The surrounding cornatanity that %a Irsa
taken the roans formerly ate/pled by Jika
S. Ilan.i",7* - Ltere tre is.prepared la do •
. All kinds of Et*nesii Work
on the shortest trotieex -
LONG STRA' COLL&RIL •
also kept enristatitTyroa band:. The:, ion's?*
are a superiorarticle, artcl ittea but sttriel
neurei bah- arta veal.
.Repairing Aare tit good *tyre.
Sarciugras, Martingale-rings, Banos - and
Hanle stripe; Vie.; kept 'Colistahtly on kind.
Th* patlic aft invireci to call and onsininni
heeJie purchasing elsewhenr.
S. P. 11:17111t.
Cociferfixirt Oct. ItitEr, 1860. _
F"Wr l ar"Wallirr"7ranir 1 tie ki -
•
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war.; Beater, liatehen .
rcAR stilt be feand str. the adi stand ea &-
L../ tend Street where an Vic& of MIMI
SWAT; cif the hestquality cm he had. .
t
Such as • '
SALT seerl FREZR POIM
cortstzt RsEr„
Asti at tars& or.
tritttAtitS,
• Be crones arr Oka citizens of Cowin:Tan tot
give Has a trial.
Regg.,,heat sill be sold at the faantst Isek;4o-
lElkaed- "-C-441 ma m ll ust be
apautid air x 0 *ma pur
chS
matte. Nor- Il i DEM. •
flp.:l3:3Toar. coeNT Plorits AXD
POETS, _
will Lie gaged Lereaslet- at Me now e 6.
E. A. MEDIUMS 41. CIL
siatn.A large lot*t iresvivz
C—c*Wal*M-liarde 26,41111. .
lilt. JAYNES EMIT= ISZIFIcrus Sz•
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