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A 4rEA ma.. - le by any ODC Nrith sls—
Stencil TO , Jia ;So ex perser.ce nece..ary.
1.1,* Paesidssts, Casblere, - and 'Treasure s pf 3 Batiks.
i n dorse the circular. Scut free with sarupya. A ddreas
thelAmerican Steacil Tool Works, riprir4sdehi, Veri
3g3ait, • roct3na •
Beware of Ambuscades.
Fl ew people realize the fact that disease lies:
in ambush everywhere, ready to seize upon
the weak. The strong pass through many
peils in safety, the strengthless Tall by the'
wafrside:
It is amazing tnat the feeble should totter
with uncertain steps over the face of the earth ,
In tlanger every day of falling victims to the
niolaid influences by which we are all sur
rotinded. when a tested and proven vegetable 1
Ludic capable of endowing them with tilt vig-I
or they need, is procurahie in every city; town
and settlement. It might reasonably be thot'
that after the twelve year's experience which'
th 4 world has had of fIoSTETTER'S STOMACH
Brirsas, all would knew that its effect is to
prevent disease.
The fact is uutorious that a dose of poison
which will scarcely affect a vigorous man in
perfect health will kill a weak one. Now
whlst is the cause of epidemic diseases? Poirori
its !lie air At this season t,"lle atmosphere is
surcharged with the seeds of intermittents.rc
-1
naitteuts t rhei.nfatism. pu'imuonary disorders.
biliious, cemplaiuts, and tile like. Persons
whose nervous systems are relaxed are the
first to .uceumb to these distempers. Bra
I,pi the physical energies then, with this po
terltial vegetable tonic. 1 It is the most pow-1
recuperant which the botanic kingdom
114 ever yielded to patient research and ex
experiment. Try it. The blindestdisciple of
the old medical dozinas wilt at" keast, admit
that a tunic and alterative, cordpOunded of
•apiiroved beibsrroots, and barks, can do CO
be4m,While theltestitnony of thousands invites
a trial arils virtues.
Allcockl's Porous Plasters. —
These ylasters have the compactness o; laid'
l'ealther and tbegesbilityofa silk glove. They
Inittre cued varittose reins and external aneur-
isMs. For all affections of the chest' Weight
up!Ju the diaphragm or upper portion of .the
botAtels. tu culd and eungl.S, for .injuries of
back, fur all strains.or bruises, fur a weak
baVs.,f , rr ttervoils pains of the bowels. and
other nervous a'ffectiun and 'cramps. for heart L
at•l' l eeticts.—in it these c.././..es they Lave to be
properly appreciated.
DR. I. T. lIENDERfe I ta.VS. LETTER,
Fartaville, Louisiana, Marl tt S, 1830.
Dn. T. A1.t...7:/cK.—Si7: I have Leen suffer
ie under a severe attack of nc.iful : vic
,fluty bowels fur years, with hy,,t , cr , -c.2 , !.q of !
Aeart, arid have tried everything known to
the practice ct medicine rum the very best
M. D's; but.' truth prompts me to say that
yo;Ir plasters have given me more permanent
relief than anything else I here used, add I
believe will e educe a perfect cure. -
The counter-it ritant effect of your plesters,i
is yroduci-d such a mild and gradual wav
they so inv:gorate the arcund thel
pat's to which they are applied ; and exert upHl,
otl all nervous diseases such a great sedativci ,
ir4luence, that I place them cuandently at'
the head of every plaster now in
=
Yours, very truiy.
1. T. lIENDE.IISON, M. D
DR. TOBIAS'
1 VENETIA-1 - LIMIT-VT.
T.E9 OF, CI:OLT—WHAT 'A. PRETTY 1 . . • I i
jj. and interestihg - child I saw last•week 1; 501iD AND GONE!--The closing scenes in the i
B=it now alas : it is no more: Such was the i “wiar office, - ior, the tSth Congressional DIS- 1
conversation of two gentlemen riding ,lown trite
„tif p _. l • .
enn.,)ivanta, to:ok place on Tuesdit ' y
tci!wn in the cia , rs. Died of croup ,! now strange ~
'go'
when Dr. Tobias' Yenetinn Linsment is a , I = l '. l l- : ivlYen allltl,-le gdsand chattels" of the
certain cure, if taken in time. Now mothers. . ProvOst Marshal's office' were disposed of !Mil
i
TN 6 iippeal to you. It is ni - i': for the paltry gain aurtion. On !ThuF , sday .all the document !of'
and pro't we make. bat ror tile sake of Y c ' ar ''. value to the de' partment 'Were boxed up and
inlfan: rbil Si that now lies at yoilr feet. Ci - oup , 1 1
. sent to Harrisburg• f and the office in Williams
la dc-ii-ero - aq disease '. bat uE- , ,i Dr. To
Venetion Liniment in time. and it is rubbed port Passed into history as among the things i
of its terrors. Always, keep it in the house 1 tlii.t Were. Of the] cil-i-ihal operators of ' the '
] 6
p r i m ay not want it to-night, or to-rnorroc . v 1 I
: terrible machinery' of the office, presentat I.i
t-e
no telling when—but armed with tilts Lint- , 1 , • , . ••• _ •
Tome w h en i t . safe we noticed H. C. Bresiiler. Es q., the chief
tnent -ion "re prerared, let it
will. Price only 40 cents a bottle. Odic r, , ,; t cle i rk . , who has served ‘iduri;,; the war," With
iThrtlandt Street New Yerli L.:,- Id .by a:I great ability and' with uniform patience' , a' nd
Druggists. uri , ani - ty in the discharge of his arduous and
ED:701 ; .:07 jOI2iIN.IL.-DEAI: : With
;Four permission I wish to s v t 0 tne readers
na•Der, that I will send, hv ';return
to all who wish it. Cfrrel a Reeitie, with full
directions for making nsitz a Flmrtt ,
Vegetable Bairn, that efr. - ...ntually remove.
in.ten dais. Pimples - . Bl..;tches. Tan, Freckles
and all Impurities o: the Shin. hoving . the
sa:me soft, clear. smooth and beaufifhl.
will also mail free to those, having Bald
or.Be.re. Faces. simple directions and
1:4 - ormation that will enable them tO start a
growth b . f .. ..Luxuriant Whisikers, or a
Moustache, in less than thirty days.
application=_ arriwered h. rtittliri Mai:
charze. Besneetf - Ilie vour - ,3.
I THUS F. CIiAPAI
Broadway, New York.
,1 , 1121._ To CeNS , Z.X?Tir Es.—The
h+ - C.ag boen restored to health in a f-7: weeks
cs a very simple remedy_ after having
si,reral years, with a severe lunix affection--
anxious to make knciwn to his fellow-suf
f,-hers the means of cure. I
.. -
To all who d.s're it e will :end a corn of
i.11 , e. precription used, [free of charge], with
tie directions for preparing and uslng the
rape. which thcly will find a . tee cure for
Consumption. Asthma, Bronche , is, Coughs.
COdq, etc. The only object of tte advertiser
is rending the Prescription is t' benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable. and he hopes
tfiery sufferer will try hi remedy, ns it will
Cost ;hem not! . iing and may prove a blessing.
IParties wishing the prescriptiomwill please
address' Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
I Williamsburg. Kings Counts, New York,
ISept. I , 1565. [3mos.
! ITCH ! ITCH !
SCRATCH SCRATCH: SCRATCH!
Wheaton's Ointment
Will Cure the Itch .in 48 Hours.
Also cures Salt Rheuin. Ulcers, Chilblains.,
and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price 59 cts.
For sale by all Druggists:
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS S: POTTER,
Sole Agents. 170 Washington street. Boston,
lisss., it will forwarded' by mail, free of
postage, to any partof the United States.
t Sept. I.o.=—Sp. Notice. 6 mos. .
R. PILK INS & llito'sv
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VALCABLE MEDICINES, which have per-1
formed such wonderful cures and given gen-1
eral satisfaction to all those who have made
nse of them, can be obtained, of DR. A.
FRENCH, COUDEP.SPORT, Potter Co.,
Pa., who will examine patients, astertain the
nature of their disease. and give all necess
ary directions and advice to those who make
pre of the Medicines. Orders from abroad
xlil receive prompt attention. '
.Jul. IP, lees.
fEf!E I OTTER GOUTY JOURNAL!
Conder-port i Tuesday EVenitg, IXt. 12, 1265,
ti
1 .call and General.
,1141 Court Ptoclataation an& Trial List on
the foOth page..
"t..:r" (4Don't forget "Clark's SoeiAble,",
Mondii!p evening at the new Court Souse:
!i
Xtersage will be found in this
I
week's issue. If it long but well worth read
ng, 'k i e havelno room for t t urth , T comments.
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The Dteember Ter of Court for this' ,
Count will be held next week, when we hope ,l
• those who prlomised will ake good theird
I ,
'promises, and pay the prin ;1 1
There was just a iittle sleighing on
ThanlisgiYingOay, which continued through
the N4ek,"butliow the groUnd is black and
the slow has4lmost disappeared from the
hill=j
, • -
.lif' Advantage was taken, by D. E. Oltn
'sted,i f the 14te reduction in the prices of
some taple godds to fill up his already large
stock cith a new and fine assortment, which
he is determined to sell at fair and reasonable
pricesl Give iiim a call. I
r - --,.:„J - The "American Agriculturist - -i-
disputably; the . best agricultural month y
ii
pnbli l hed in ibis country, is about entering
upon r., new year with the promise of (if it is
possible) greater usefulness and increased
intereH. We do not kriow how a farmer can !
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successfully and prudently manage a farm
with4l, the assistanCe of this practiqt' I farm„'
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er's paper. • The terms are very reasonable.;
1 ' '
Singlc opies,sto "0
per year, four copies for
.
$.5 : In coples : fnr $19., and t? , 0 copies or more
at $1 etch. Address, 011.3-GE JUDD, No.;'
41 Pail. Row,'New York,. . , .
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LINE nUNDP.E.I.I , , Gotu .vOL r._.—This is be i moS CITY COMMERCIA COLLEGE
title of an escedingly interesting story about l i I Alt D
1
to be publish.ed in; that excellent faMily paper' . NATIONAL TELEGRAPH : 'STITT:ITE.
a e , s!)nddy-Sc.flol Time:!, of Philadelphia. The; F. w. JENNINR, .) c I
ri narativ e is from the pen of an author whose'. J. C. S.ml - ru, A. 11., r Prin i )als. ,
I 1 I
name is a guarantee for the, sterling worth of I AL'E''' Co` - 1 !
well Fire. Coilezeßuildinz C , rner P.nnland St. Clair Sc
: the lessons it teaches. The object is to show ' ... ~,,,,,i ;.` . 4 '-
(hid Ici:u-,...-?.olldii , g.Fifthrit.
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the prioper uscis as. as the al of M ontT, ; Thir 6 "1 " ..N''''' ' :5 aL d 2 i .; s ' . Cli'lr St.
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It abdundi in 'iacid' , nts ;r^wn from the lives ' ARRIVALS raiz. THE WEEK ENDLNIG Dec. 2, ISCS.
i g. g.. .... I.
of evil:tent pets Ons td show that wealth, in J. A. Hewitt. Linton. Jeff. Co. 0.
.
I ! : ' IM. G. TrOut.S.hbath Rest, BI lit Co., Pa.
t , rderto prove a: bles'sin,- , , must be properly ;
• C.A.Wadsw'orth.Cu7ahogarals.SurnmitCo.o
: , The s.
• applid .. ! tory alene is well worth in
i C. 0. WOod, Elkhart. Elkhart Co.. Ind.
any family circle the subscription price of the I W. H. Ei t senhart, Greenville, _ ercer Co., Pa.
paprwhieh i's only $1.50 a year in adv;ance IL.R. Eis nhart,
1. 'I J ."1. Rulsell.Wellsbur- ,- .Brool e Co We , t Va.
The paper :is published l ever 'week, arid at . 1 iJ: Bonney. Pit,s bur' gi7 Pa. •,
tractik-e premiums are rllven to those who get ' A. Baltzell, St. Fraw:isvill, CI rk Co.. Mo.
up clubs of new subscribers. .We recomend , G.A Conrad, Birmingham. Ali gbeny Co., Pa.
our readers to! send for, sample copies and a ! \V " A• Petrie, Temperaneeville. " ~
1 ! I.W.M.Gilison.N.Wilmington, Lawrence Co.. Pa.
list of the premiums, wtliE.h willl be furnishedl A. C. B,,,,Tenm' ever, Ashland, Ashland Co., 0.
lree, on appOcation to ;the publishers, J. C. i A. N. Griggs. Randall. Crawford Co., Pa.
Garrigues J. 115 South Fourth streetiA..J.Ramsay,N.Wilmington. Lawrence Co.,Pa.
, Philadelphia. , !, 1 F. H. Green,
Lewisburg, Union C0.C0.; Pa.
'D. Ildwritd, " I
C. W. Ma.:key. Franklin, Venango Co., Pa.
P. F. Staley, Meadevire. Crawford Co., Pa.
J. Wilson. - Youngstown, 3fahoniog Co., 0.
J, M. Myers. Allegheny City, Pa.
L. M. StOenson. Versailles, Darke Co.. G.
G. F. Rednaan. Buchanan. Allpghenv Co. , ,Pa.
.1. F. Bidmaii. Sharon. Mercer Co., Pa.
D. H. Grimes, Perry, Pike Co..:Ill.
G. L. Dewar, Coal Bluff, Wasi?. Co., Pa.
J. Craig. jr.. ti
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W. McKeown, Stenhenville, JOT. Co.. 0.
H. R. Fleming, Curwensville,qeatield Co.,Pa.
petplexing It was a happy selection
when,he was ;chosen, and seen became indis
perisillse to thh "infernal machine,' which was
a terror to coWar l ds, a dread to sneaks. and a
bait to bounty jupers. We trust he will en
' gaze i:p some tot sib ess hereafter. as well adapted
tol
I peculiar Mbilitie,s. Mr. Hawley, the
Commissioner, has also served the "full term,
and Was "in at the death." He has been
just and faithful officer, aad discharged' lais
I
duty to the satisfaction of all loyal men. Col.
Blair,,whocaMefroca the field to the Provost
Marshal's Office, snd Dr. Logan, who occa
i
sionaslly assisted !itt medical exarninations,and
Mr. Higgins. Whci is always on hand for doing
up intricate figure:work, witeesseld the closing
cerern!Onies. wish them all the best of
fortes in the ftiaire, and trust that they may
I
never be engage'd in a similar occupation
againl Good bye Provost Marshal's Office
; a tlikcisand'eoriffieting emotions cluster around
your memory and the diead necessity that
broucht you forth'has been engraven deeply
into the nations 4' heart.— William...l , oa: Bulictin•
RELIANCE.
11 e deem if to be oiir duty to say to ;our
reade'rs, that the most rel;ance can
placeil in Cots Cough B.iisam. It will cure
your < l ;hilciren:of croup, and yourself of any
cough), cold. sure throat, or pulmonary affec
tion. i It is th!e cheapest and best preparation
in ai l market!
Dyspepsia can be sViely and ,permatently
cured by ] Coels Dyspepsia Cure.; Thousand.,
of dyspeptics lase sending in tlielr testimoni
als to the pioprietors, sa,ying iit has cured
them! •We say to those suffering from dys
consthpation, sour stomach, or any
disoretei l ot th'e stomach or bdwels, vise it a
trial.l
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MARRIED:
ThursdayDecernlicr 7th at
the residsnce of the' brides; father hy David Conw ay Esq. peor g ,e Wrean. daughter of t.
B. A. ST:03;0111 of Abbot toicr,ship, Potter County.
; . *.,....1" 'Don't be foolish."—You can make
:Six IY,ollars front Fifty; Cents. • Call and ex.!
,apttn4 an Invention urgently needed by every
;body.i Or .a SaMple sent free by mail for 50
1 cents,; that retnils easily for $6, by R. L.
'; Wolcott, 170, Chatham square, New Yorlc,
1 THE 4IAEON erjHATAIIN CABINET ORGANS
1 . - 1
;Forty; different styles, adapted tl sacred and
'sec altr manic, for $BO to $6OO ea h. Thirty-
Five Gold or 'Silver Medals, or other first
premiums; awarded them. Illustrated Cata
t
love free, Address, MASON lz HAIt.ILE,
or M SO & BROTHERS, New York. • .
.
JAItiES G CLARK ,,
1 "To Whom IL .141/13r Concern."
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TII POET VOCALIST
! g ß E!a ti d c i ti n i e tu n n ty i
I MOORE'S RURAL NEW YORKER
win give one ' I _________,..„_„,..„.
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTiT l r a er r a g r e r st ,
a cintia . tin i f y A 2s. gr ew ie b til p turs per
I , in America, bus 'become so popular that various per
in the New ;pun House on next I Eons are defrauding the people of several States rind'
i I Canadas by pretending t 6 be traveling agenta. Bewaie
Monday Evening, Dec. 18, 1865, ; oroil such stroliers, for they ate swindling sharpest.
~ i • - ' The Borst New Yorker has uo traveling agent A—only
at 7 o'clocia, He halbeen visiting many of the towns !local Cluh Agents. The safest woe to Eczture the p i c ip u e b r
about us, hi all of which he has been received with is to remit d•rectiv to the publisher or join In a
great satisfaction. We copy the following opinion ; b e ing formed by souse one con know.'. . - .6" - Nex.t to
from the "Tioga Agitator :- I your local paper Tie Rural Is the one to take, but
I .
"Unless More than human. Mr. Clark must feel i inan't let a strabger handle the subscription money.
flattered b' his second reception in Wellsboro, Sat- The Rued New Yorker is a large. and beautiful Double
urday night. The andien.v. woo übdenbtedly the: Quarto Weekly printed and Illustrated in superior
largest and know dbieriminating ever assembled In this ; style. Compare its Contentir, Appearance, Se., with
village on la like o...eat-iOTI. Tire fir*t reception of a . any otherjourniii of eorial or loss price and decide upon.
public man mar depend much on popular curiosity ; j its merits. Veiume XVII commences with Jain 2`e6,
but the sect lid depends on appreciative ii,tei est. i ana h,nce NON: is THE TIME TO :VT:SOF:IBC. Terms,in
"The secret of his great popularity liiis in his sin : Advance : Only $3 a year : less to clubs, and liberal
gular . bcnity r. f becoming absorbed intolhe spirit of , inum•ements (incliiindlit , oo is Cosh i'riess.)to Club
Lie song, Ins Unaffected style, fine expression, and ad- ; Arsnts. Specimens. Show-Bills ; inducements, &c..
mirable eiimi dation, accompanied by a voice of ex- sect free on application..
quiche melOdy under such control as in obey the voice ; A idres; D. D. T, Moore.
of every emotion. The world is indeed bettered by I "1iev6,1565 P.....eiester, New York
his singing,' aLlied with the pure and gentle sph it of '
Lis muse."
The fillov-.1%; tribitte to Ireland was contributed to
the New Ytirk “Cititen," by James G. Clark, the poet
nna Musicil Composer. It Lai all . lb, melody and
fire of expression of ;Tom Moore besfefforta :
..krnerica to Ireland.
3311.1'11MS G. 01..1.P.5.
We will rot forget then, Old Irelai.d, now
That the dad--tar Illumines thy borders,
And the A'gh of sub)niesion expires in a cow
To be free as the girdle of waters I
The leaves .f the Shamrock are flourishing here,
And we honor the heroes who lore them,
Where Sheridan; C and Meag4er,
Like pillars of fire went before them.
The roar of the lion to -heard in the nizht.
AS he Oriikks In2nt the depth= of the fouhthins •
But the Eagles are pluming their pinions for flight
On the.era:zs of l:o uruth:e rr,un'ains
Thee till fell on the Lion with talons of 'steel.
Whet the war-ere I , raked by :heir troth , -r.= :
They will strike, an 'd the power of the tyreLt ehall reel
APIA the j.ang..i Le hue: meted to others I
For;et no: the time when the spirit of Ife,:we,
• Liken tropic. br,gze;insived In thy bowers,
An• 3 wrirmed ev , re erwden and glen of thy shore
Till it blos.somed with 'don er.
But languish not now for the summer of song—
Lo l the autumn Vind over the rages,
The ftehis are all relttiv, the reaper, are strong,
And they, rush to the harvest of ages
Oh, Erin i thy golden hair mingles with gray,
' Aid thy t-ye,art '
in sorrow:
And ms s who :no,;k at thyNZisioi.a to-day,
Will view thee in wonder to.mor ;
Thou shall risen - Ma tbuamrnish now }ending thy tea
And iditi!i , nclr the scoffer with 6corling . , .
Thy nigh: shall be lit by th , , Stara of the West,
Till it breaka into Freydum's lull orning
F. Livi::•rston: " ,s
H. H. Houp, New.4.renad.a, FU:lton Co., Pa.
G. W. Brinhan,Wellersbul - g,Soperset, Co.. Pa.
W. T. Don, 4:
For terms and infotma'.ion concerning the
College, adiret.s. I
E2IE.N.T, 30,E t
• Piltsbnrgh,
CONQUER EKREN: I
The tendency to grayness by promptly
attackinT •
TIIAT GREAT ENEMY
to personal beauty, with the mostmost popular
article of the day,
CH:•;tadoro's Hair D3-et
Th ch. Ike SHERMAN,S LEGION,
no Nyozd as fail."
Under its application
TIRE BLACKS COME OUT
brilliantly, and the browns of every shade
appear.(Manufactured by J. CRIST_ADOIIO,
No. G Astor House, New York.. Sold by
DrUggists. Applied by all Hair :)ressers.
Whiskers ! Whiskers !
Do :you want Whiskers or Moustacles ? Our
Grecian clompound will force them to grow on
the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald
heads. in Six Weeks. Price. $l.OO. Sent by
mail.any-,There. closely sealed, on receipt of
price. Address WAR:Cf.T. &
lvsn 138. Brooklyn. N. Y
Itobt, Hawley. H. 11. cumrain.
Attorneys-at-Law .
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ttention
Back Pay. and all azaingt the .National and
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For Cotton Yarn
GO TO
THE NEW STOVES
HAVE j4Et arrived at
Lyon's Periodical Drops !
Mlle Great Female Remedy for Irreg.,-
L 11:ari;ieF. Tires(' drops are a ..cientifically corn.
pounded tied preparation, and better than at Pills.
Powdersior Nostrums. Brira_ their action 6
direct and positive, ren&ring them a reiiable, speedy
and certain srecide for the cure of all obstructions and
suppres , Mhs o , nature. Their popularity is indicated
by the fact that over 1C , ),0C , 0 bottles are annuallY sold
and consumed by the ladies of the United States,
every one of whom sneak in the strongest terms of
praise of their great Merits. They are tepidly taking
the plate o every other Female Remedy, an,: are con-:
sidered by all who know-aught of them, as the surest'
afest, ant most ihfallible preparation in the world'
for the cure of all Female complaints, the removal of
all obstructions of-nature, and the promotion of health
rezularity and streneth. Explicit directions stating
when they may be used,and explaining whenand why
they should not, nor could not be used without pro
ducing effects contrary to natures chosen laws, will
be fonnd carefully folded around each bottle, with
written si , Mature ofJOliN L. LYON, without which
none are gthmtne.
Prepared by, Dr. JOlll7 L. LYON, 195 Chapel
Street. New -- faven, Conn., who can be consulted
either personallY or by mail. tendering stamp.) ODD.
cern:ng all private diseases and female ‘ceaknetses.!
Sold by Drngglets everywhere. Price VIA pr BOt.
C. G. CLARE ic CO.,
lytp Genera: Ars for tinted E„'„Oes and Caradis
ACE TS WANTED!
$3.0 A DAY EASY MADE $lO
By selling Engravings, Card Phote ,, raphs
and Stationerv. Our Stationery Packets ex
cels all others ; each Package contains Paper,
Envelopes,' Pencil, Pens, Sc., and Jewelry
worth a dollar at retail. Price only 30 cents.
We will send Agents 100 Sta , ionery Pack
ages and a Silver Watch for Pl 7. We also
publish splendid Steel Engravings and Por
i traits. LithOgraph Prints,
tze., very popular
land saleable. Will send a fine assortment of
1100 for $15.00 that will realize $5O. or a $lO
; lot that will sell for $3O or over. Will send
t a sample to for' $5 that 7. - 111 sell for $l5.
I Send harp for Catalogue. Terms, se. to
HASKINS 1: CO., 33 EeEkrAnn St., -IN.Y
Waiquestionably the hest mustained work
of the kind in the World .
•
Harper's iNew. Monthly , Maga2ine.
Crilkal Notice...! of the Press': .
It is the foremost Mahmz'ne of the dap. The tiv.eside
never had a more del - oitt!ful eeimpanioumar the million
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Reported every Tuesday by
Ps AL. - - Steolarboimusi cli "40c..•
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I Conderspor z.
;
Apples, green', 13 bush., $ 50'to 1 00: :: :
do dried, , " 200 250
Beans, _ " - 300 350
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Berrlo, dried,i? quart . 25 '35 •
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Buckwheat Flour, 250 300
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Cloverseed E5O 900 i
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Corn Meal, per ewt.,
Eggs, 1 7 1 doz.,
Flour, extra,l-2, bbl.,
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Hay, 11 ton, •
Honey, per lb., I •
Lard,
Maple Sugar, per lb.,
Onis, 11 bush.,
Onions,
Pork, V bbl.,
do V lb.,
do in whole hog, lb.,
Potatoes, per bush.,
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COUDERSPORT A C,ADEM L
1' J. W. ALLEN, P
SSISTED by competent Ttacheis.• The WIN
TER. TElf.ll, will begin Nov, tr. 1565, and con•
tidne Twelve Weeks, Tuition, including Instruction
in Common onelligher Etiglith Branolits, Gerrnan
and Latin Languages. (to be paid at middle of !Pm.)
•
(rum sti to ZS. neidentalt, t wenty-five cents. *Book.-
, Keeping, by tingle and double entry, taught witl.out
z:vral charge.
The course of instruction be thorough and prac.
tical In eery respect. but es.peuialiy in the Common
English Branches, the discipline mild, but uniformly
firm. Rooms, suitable for studebts Li.,sirine, to board
themselves. can be rented rer..-onaluy in town. For
further particulars address the Principal at Couder
' sport, Peull'a.
TTLYSSES 'AC --VDEMY
J. C.
•
Principal;
F. M. JOHNSON',
Assistant.
Mns. CELIA BORTIS JonNsos,
Preceptress. •
MRS. J. V. SrsTmis,
Teachet• of Oil Painting ar.d German.
M. 155 GEP.ILD:NE WOOD,
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
The Wlinter Term cf the LeTris . clleAcadeir.y
will commence WedneSday, Jan'r 3, ISCG.
Studehts are requested to be present at the
commencement.. in order to enter their classes
the first ;week.
Classds will be , arranged to accommodate
ALL. especially those who fiesire to eater
upon a course.
BM
Studehts will be required to attend ei,urch
at least once on Sabbath, except in cases of
siekness;
Therel will be insonnectiol with the Acad
emy a Commercial Department, consisting
of Penmanship, Book-keeping and Commer
cial Law. .
We are prepared to teach Common En.:;',lsh,
Higher Mathematics, germa.n, Latin, Greek.
i Naturj .
Sciences, Painting and Music.
Natural
i The esioa is, to give students a :borough
I and per ect knowledge et - the branches taught.
1 Tuiti m from .3:4.00 to $B.OO including Music.
I - Roo s can be rentea,and boarding obtained
I in private families atlreasonatAe rates.
'1 Text books can be' obtained at . the • Insti
tion.
FELLOW
I take this method
now located at Os
I
with a arge AssortMent of
DRY GOODS,.
GROCERIES,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ATS, CAPS;
BOOTS, 'SHOES, &C.,
WHICH 31175 T BE SOLD
Regardles3 of COST.
Ary Stare yeu will firld in the OM Simmoni,
Blocicvshere YALE and myself will ever
try to give you GOod Bargains, and hope by
so doing to merit a state of your patronage
An early coil is solicited
Jo Po SIMMONS.
Oswayo, Sept. 18. 1865.
'3E/13E4 gas 'AION
I can't sto adveitising because. I've quit
selling ca'ilco for now I want to
Sell Farms, Survey Lands Write
Deeds and Contracts, Pal taxes for non-resi
'dents, ..tc.
THEN AGAIN
I have a BLACKSMITH ticonstantly on hand'
in the old shop, who hates to have a bare
rootontorse pass the shop, and 1 taust tell of
it to get hien started. 'mg uspni
Brookland i Fa., ,NeT. le, 1865,
SY.NTRT H np E of sundry Write of Vendie
Exponas, Pieri Facies and Levari
Paeiaa
issued out of tbe.Coart of Common Pleas - of
Potter County, Pennsylvania ? and to unit Ilia
reeled, I shall expose to public sale or °rani' r,
at the Court House In Coudersport; t!zt
MONDAY, the 18th day or Dee., 1865, 61.1
o'clock,-p. m. the following described tray-.!
or parcels of ;and to wit:
'Certain real estate situate ill frordet t
viz.: Beginning at a post in the sotitlr fl e4'.
warrant No. 2113 being the south-tweet 6
I ner of a lot conveyed to : Susan Ayres, thene.
west by the warrant line 160 rods 'o the
DeNewville lot, thence by said lot north EtO
rods to the southwestcorner of H. Edgcomb'e
lot, thence east 160 rods thence south 80 rods
to the place of beginning; Containing Eighty
Acres and being Lot No. Fifty-one in said
tp., and part of warrant No ;2113. al: out
Fifteen .-tcres of which are improved, with
some fruit trees thereon: To be sold as the
property of J. J. Crouch.
ALSO—Certain real - estate in Oswayo fp?,
bounded on the North by lands of John Briz.
zee. on the east by lands of Walter Wells, on
the'south bf• lands of Wm. Wilcox. and on/
the west by the Highway leading from Oswayo
to the Eleven Mile, Containing One. Hundred.
and Twenty-four and Three-fourths acres,'
about'Sixty-five. acres of which are improved ? ;
with one frame house, one log barn and an
apple orchard thereon. To be sold as the;
property of W. T. Kenyon,, W. M. Kenyod,;
Lawrence Kenyon and Vanrensalear'Kenyon,
ALSO—Certain real estate in the village of
Lewis rille ; Ulyssess •tp , Beginning at the
south-west corner of a lot in the village of
Lez - isville conveyed by deed by John Hackett
nod wife to Elymus Hackett, said corner be
lug in the highway running west 'from-the
said Elyrni.::s .store, thence north
with the line of said Elyrons Hackett's lot S.
perches to a corner,.it being also a coratfof
the said Hackett's store lot, thence west
perches to a corner, thence sontli 8 perches to
the centre of the high way,thence east 6 perched'
to the place of beginning; Containing Forty.
eight perch'es of land strict measure, it being
the lot of land conveyed to Mary A Bailer
by Lucy S. ilaclett by deed bearing date the
Is:11 day of Dec., A. D. 1863, upon which is
erected one frame liguse. To he sold as tho
property of M.try A. bailer r
1 00 1 25
j 2 50 300
25 •
12 00 14 00
10 00 11.00,
I 25
S 00 10 00
15 • 20
20 30
16 20
45- 50
100 125
30 00 35 00
18 20
10 12
50 62
30 3
10 15
100 150
500 525
15 20
800 350
800 900
175 200
800 9CO
_ .
ALSO—Certain renal estate in Wharton tp.,
Beginning on t'e.• First Fork of the Stet:encl.
honing creek near the north line of warrant
No. 4727, thence north 27° west along said
creek 71 perches., thence north 40_° eastalong
said creek 13 percLcs.thence north 18° east,ia
said creek 12 perches thence east 70 perches to
a hemlock, thence south 109 perches to apost )
and thence west C 5 and 6-10ths perches
the creek to the place of beginning. Contain.
ing Fifty Acres 'mere or less, about Five
Acres of whicH :..re improved with one Tramp
house one frame barn and some fruit tree
thereon. To Le sold as the property of Jameb
Bartron ) Jr. . . . .
.AL.S.u—Curtaln real estate in Sharon fp )
Beginning at a Post corner in the south linp
of a lot known as the D'Aubigny tract, au
c it
standing 4.5 perches west of the south-ea t
corner orsaid tract, thence along the line f
said tract west 79 and 5-10ths perched to tlie
north-east cornet ofa lot of land tonttynd
by the Shedd of Potter county to Joseph
Mann (Sept. 24. A. D. ISCI, and entered An
Deed Book A, page 45), thence by the line err'
said land south 100 and 7-10 tbs perches tap,
post corner, thence along the line of B. fr:
Nichols land east 79 and :3-10ths perahes to
a pest corner in the west line of a tract of
land icld by John Keating S: Co. to Amos D.
Nichols, thence by said line north 1.00 arid
7-Piths perches to the place of beginning;
Containing Fifty Acres of land, on which
an imprevement of about five acres.. To lie
sold as the property of 0. C. Warner.
ALSO—Certain real estate in tlysses til l
Bounded on the North by the Highway leads
ing from. the Kibberille school house to
Thomas Hamiltons, on the east by lands of
Deborah tieing and the National e Road; od
the south by the National Road and. lands
of Alva Carpenter, and on the west by
lands of Thornas.diamilton,-Containing about
Thirty Acres more or less, and being part
,of lots No.'s 171 & 17t3 cf the allotment of
lands of S. Ross in said tn. ) and part of war.
' want No 2272, abo,lt Twenty acres of which
are impioved, withl one frame house, one milk
house, one frame barn and some fruit trees
' thereon. To be sold as the property of George
-B. Baker.
re will kir, paid for a Ti.ou'
S. delivered at the Store of
t. B. S. ColtyviL
CITIZENS!
Ito Inform Yet: that I am
syc, bztttr kac , .7a as
THE REASON & HAT
riAblnet Organs and Cliiclict
-1-) Ing's Celetwated Pialuos for:
sale by John B. Shakspear, of Wellsboro,
Tioga•county, Pa. FreTSODS detiriag to pur
chase can do sothy applying to A.l L. EN
WORTH, Esq., at 'laic Binghato 4 .ce,
Coudersport, Pa. j-
lIIN r'S BLOW' OF RUSES,—!tor the La
dies,—at STEBt;IYS
SEEEIUM'S SALES,
D. C. LARRABEE : Sheriff.
Condersport, Nov. 14, 1565.
Register's P'otie e.
1 O all Creditors Legatees and other per=
sons interested : Notice is hereby given
that the follotring named persobs did, on the
dates aExed to their names, file the accounts
of their Administration to the Estates of those
p l ersons deceased, whose names are under
mentioned in the otaice of the Register for the
, irobate of Wills and granting Letters of .3d ,,
Ministration in the County of Potter; and
that the same will be presented to the, Or
phan's Court of said county for confirmation
and allowance, on nhe 18th day of Decembet
next at 10 o'clock a. no,. at the Courf a6use
in saitl county :
Nov. 11, It3Gs,—Partial account Of Polly
Estes, ..4...iministratrii of the Estate of 'George
Estee dec'd ; late Of Oswayo tp.
Nov. IS, lEGs.—Final account of S. 11;
Presho. Adulluistratrix of the Estate of S. J
Gee, late of Allegany tp.. "eec'd.
DAN :RAKER, Register.
Coudersport, Nov. 14 3 18.:1-3.
adirdnistrator's Sale:
BY virtue of an order of the Orphan'; Court ,
for the C . ourity of !Potter, the following
described real estate belonging to the e3ta LS
of JOHN GLASPY, late of the townsilio of
Sylvania, is said county deceased, *cif pis
sold. , o the highest and beet bidder, al ins
Court House in the Boro' of CoudersOrt, on.
Tuesday the 19th dau of .P.!•r. next'
at I o'clock - P. M., all that certs.in messuaga
-Imin-et of land sitnatedin Sylvania township f
Potter county, Penna., and bounded Rma
described as follows : Beginning at the
west comer of Patent 4;5S thence les:tracing"
eastward along the line of said Patent eighty-,
perches La a corner, thence extendi`ug
ward al6r:g the west line of said patent twty
hundre'd perches at right anclesiiith tb.eitirsts
line. thence extending along - by land of \ atn't
Webblsouthwardly eighty perches to- another'
zorner, thence by the Vands of Thomas ke.,e.f
two hundred perches to place of beginning,:
Containining One Hundred Acrd of land
be the same more or less.
ROBERT K. YOUNG, • dmsr.
Sylcanici. Nov. 6. 1665.