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•
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Ir danger every day of falling victims. to the
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Farnville, Louisiana, Marbii 8, 1858
):11t. T. Aucocs,—Sir: I have been suffer-
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thik practice of medicine From the very, best
; but truth prompts me to say that
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Yours, very truly,
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DR. TOBIAS ,
VENETIAN LINIIIIII7.
DIED OF CROUP—It - RAT A PRETTY
and interesting child I saw last week !
But now alas l it is no. more, Such was the
aorcrersation of two gentlemen riding down
town in the cars. pied of cioup ! how strange
when Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment is a
certain cure, if taken in time. Now mothers,
"re appeafto you. It is not for the paltry gain
and profititve make, but roc the sake of your
infant chtld that now lies at your feet. Croup
is a dengerous disease ; bu.t use Dr. Tobias -
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no! - telling when—but armed with this Lini
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EDITOR OF JounNAL—DEAa SIR : With
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to all who wish it, (free) 2. Recim, with toll
dir l ections for makitag and using a simple
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in ten days, Pimples, Blotches, Tan. Freckles
and all Impurities of the Skin, leaving the
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II will also mail Tree to those having Bald
Reads, or Bare TAM. simple directions and
InfOrmation that will enable them to start a
fully growth of Luxuriant Flair, Whiskers, or a
Moiistache, -- in less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return maii
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THUS F. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
831 Broadway, Nev York
.
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by a yery simple remedy. after haring suffered
sereral years, withqt severe lung affection—
is iiizious to make known to his feilow-suf
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all who desire it, he will send a cony of
theiprescription used, [free of charge], with
thedirections for preparing 'and using the
tune, which they will find a sure cure for
Cotisumption, Asthma, Itronchetis, .Coughs,
Coldg i etc. The only.object of the.ndx,ertiser
inu.ding the Prescription is to bentfit the
afflicted, and -spread information which he
eonbeires to be invaluable, and he hopes
wery sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
net them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription,will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
IWillianisburg, Kings County, New York,
Sept. I, OM. [3mos.
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4 Wheaton's Ointment
Will Cure the Itch in 4 8 Hours.
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains,
find all Eruptions of the Skin. Price 50 cts.
For isle by all Druggists.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS k POTITER,
Sole Agents, 170 Washington street, Boston,
it will be, forwarded by mail, free of
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Sept. 10.---Sp. Notice. 6 moe.
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V I ,4‘,IX4BLE MEDICINES, which hare per
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ens; of theiNeiiioines. Orders from abroad
ertll receive pmmpt attention.
littly 12 1 \ 1865
• •
ITHE POTTER COUNTY .TOURNAL
Canderspori,' Tuesday Evening, - Dec. 19, 186 i
i_odal and General.
Le- Mr. Clark had an euthilsiastic recep
tion at his Sociable last night, and at the so
licitation of friends, he will give another,
with a change of programme, to-night Let
no one fail to make use of this oppohunity of
bearing one of the best singe'rs, and of seeing
J
one of the most genial l hearted men. 0111*
space will not allow of a more extended
notice at this time.
I:ir.A.sites Wanted by I. Grtesal
lie' You Can find .71tristmas Toys at Steb
bins' Corner : Store, in!great variety.
is determined to sell off a fait
assortment of goods, bought during the late
fail, at prices which cannot but be considered
Tery fair.•
We have receiyed No. 1 of the. Reno
Times, a fine looking sheet , just commenced
at Reno, Pa., by S. D. 'Page, Editor. It is
independent in Polities and aims to be a reli
able exponent of Oil Interests.
ZErliadarne Demorest is the acknowledged
leader of fashion in the Commercial Metropo
lis, and her Magazine is accepted by the fash
ionable world as tbe only criterion by which
a correct taste may be formed. It is of great
interest to the ladies.
'the Scientific American enters upon its '
third decade with the january number. It is
the only reliable 'paper devoted to the inter-'
eats, of inventors,land is also the manufactur
ers guide. See ate Prospectus in another
column.'
Wrt verybody knows that auction is the
place to get goods cheap, and to those who
have good judgement it is a safe place. The
irrepressible C. H. Simmons •qill sell a full
stock of goods at auction during the present
week. See, notice in another column. v
par Martin Brothers, of Olean, whose ad-1
vertisernent will be found in another column'
have an established reputation for honesty
and fair-dealing, and their stocks are well
known as being carefully selected with regard
to quality and to the wants of the people. We
commend them to the attention of friends vis
iting Olean.
Sinning and SorPocing.—We wish to call
especial and particular attention to an admira
ble book for the young just issued from the
press of J. C. Garrigues Co„ piiblishers of
the Sunday-School Timez. The work is very
highly commended by differeßt journals, all:
over the country, as will be seen by reference
to their advertisement in another column. We
think it prove a very acceptable 'present
for the coming'holidays.
j 'The Holidays.
The gayest season of the entire year is now
approaching, but'whilst we are eujnyinrr this
festive F.e.lst a let us r.o: ft.r . ,et that in t:me of
'health we must always be prepared for dis—
ease. Coughs; colds, sore throat, croup,asth
ma. Mad whooping cough, are speedily cured
by Coe's Cough Balsam. Whilst dyspepsia,
constipation, sick-headache, sour stomach,
indigestion—the most pnlitic'j source of ill
health, is certainly cured by Tti . timely usd
of Coe's Dyspepsia Cure.
TUE SATCP.DAT EVE:4;ING POST.—We notice
that there has been a change in the manage
meat of this well known and faForlte Weekly.
be the admission of a lady anti:or as editor,
Miss Bella Z, Spencer, IThe Ppst fcr the en
suing year wjll..contain besides the .usual
amount of miscellany, contributed by the best
writers, two continued stories, j one by Emer
son Bennett,,e,ntitled "The Phantom of the
Foi-res , ." a wild story of the early settlement
of Eentucky,, the, other by the editor, to be
culled "Genevlere Howe." Wheeler Wil
son's.celebratei Sewing in9cnines are offered
as 'premiums tothose tviio get certain.clubs.
The price of the 'Post is ,52,'60 a year, two
copies 4, four :copieseight (and one
gratis) $l6. Sample copies :Ontaining the
terms and inducements in full.are furnished
gratis. Address• H. Peterson Co., .319
alnut street, Philadetpia.
Penticai Metamorpho'sis.
How thoroughly the detnocrhtic party has
been transformed is Ehown byl, the fact that
Mni James Brooks, member of Congress from
this city, is selected as its repres,entative for
the office of ..peaker of the HoLise. Mr.
Brooks began his political life as a writer
against slavery' having travelled all loser the
South to furnish himself with the materials
for strcingsardevenrioientanti-invenyletters
He was next an extreme whig,'d times of high
political excitement editing the Express,' and
outdoing in the vehemence of his denunciation
of all democratic men and measures• the Tri
bune or the old Courier and Ezaminer, Many '
people must remember his ..fierae and. almost'
insane virtuperations of the radicals, the de
structiYes. the loco-focos, the demagogues,
the ignoramuses, in Short, of the democrats,
who seemed to his fancy the very scum optic
earth. Finally this Same Mr. Brooks devotad
several years of his ilife to an effort to debar
our foreign , born population from the right of
suffrage, and parricparl.`ithat part of it which
had been educateid m the Catholic religion.
His hatred of Catholics and aliens was only
equalled by his detestation of the democracy.
But now Mr. James Brooks is the candidate of
the same socalledidentocracy for the Speaker
ship of the House of Representatives : Mr.
Brooks has not changed; save in reference to
Slavery, which . he,now loves as he once dis
liked it, and yet there is a perfect affiliation
between him and the "democrats."—S.
Post.
Potter County Teachers' Institute.
Teachers' 'lnstitute met at the CI ly6ses
Academy, Nov. 28, at 2 o'clock P. M., agree
ably to the call of the County Superintendent,
e d insession
and c ritintie
eight Teachers were present and participated
'
in the'exercises. It organized by electing, the
following officers : R. T. Claßin, President ;
Rev. J. C. Stevens, 'Vice-President; Elmina
garish, Secretary ; and Maria Burgess, Critic.
Oonitnittee of. Arrangement fur the after
noon and evening was appointed, with in
tructions to report immediately. 'Report of
Committee read and adopted. Class-drills in
Reaflhig and Geography, conducted by Mr. H.
Harrisiand Rey - . J. C. Stevens. during wh'ch
some ibterestiug remarks were mace by R.T.
Ciaflia,ancl J. C. Stevens, respectins the best
method of teaching Reading and Geography.
A Committee' was applinted to arrange a
programme for the follos-ing day.
ETENID7G SESSlON.—Lecture by Mr. J. M.
Johnson, aiso, Lecture by Supt. Clain, on the
subject of "School Gover i ninent," after which
a short, and lively disciussion on '"School
GpverOment" took place, in which Supt.
prof. Stevens, Fl M. Johnson, and H.
Harris, participated. Report cf Commiitee
on arrangements for the following day, read
and a.dcipted.
SECOND DAYS SESSION —lnstitute called to
order at! the appointed time,. $I o'clock, A.M.,
and opened by reading the Scriptures and
Prayer, by Supt. Claflin. Class-drills in In
tellectual Arithmetic, Reading and Practical
Arithmetic, conducted by Miss H. E: Wagner,
Mrs, C. A. Johnson and Miss J. Wagner.
AFTEENOON SESSION,—CI4.ss-iyills in Gram
mar, Orthography and Spelling, Geography,
and Theory of Teaching, conducted by F. M.
I Johnson; Miss E. Stone, Supt. Claiin and
I Proff. Stevens. • Report of Critic called for
and read: Committee on arrangements for
the follnviingl day appointed.
I •
Fvniiii;o SE'sstox.—Rev. J. C. Stevens deliv
ered a very interesting Lecture on the subject
of "Systriaitic Study." The Academy room
was filled with 'Teachers, Students, and Citi
zens, and judging from the close attention
paid by be audience to toe remarks of the
speaker, I should say that all were highly
pleased 'and edified. The query proposed at
the Spring Institute "Why does the sun shine
into thei North window .in Summer?" was
explained "clear as mud" by Mr. C. Lewis.
He also !very gravely informed the meeting
that the Mississippi does not rim up hill. The
following queries were then submitted and
discussed: Ist. Will two balls of the same
material, one weighing one pound and the
other one ounce, fall from a building in the
same time? 2nd. Should pupils be required
to write outlines? 3rd. Should teachers pro
nounce the words, for the pupil in reading?
4th. Should teachers use secret means to as
certain the conduct of their pupils? The
above questions were discussed by PrOff.
Stevens, Supt. Clatlin, H. Harris, F. M. John
son, Mrs C. A. John'son, and others. Rep l ort
of Cornalittee of arrangements for the follovv-
I •
ing day read and adopted.
, : r .3
Tam ;Dem' SEssioN.—lnsfatute called, to
order at the usual time, and cpened by read
ing the Scriptures and Prayer, by Rev. J.C.
Stevens. Class drills in intellectual
Arith
metic, Reading and Penmanship, conducted
by Mrs. G. A. Johnsba, Miss C. Hawley, and
Proff. Stevens.
AyrEr.'sooN StssioN.---Class-drills'in Gram
mar, Orthography, and Theory of Teaching,
conducte'd by. Supt. Claftin, Proff. Stevens,
'and E. Parish. Critic's report called
for and read. A Committee was then ap
pointed to arrange proceedings for the fol-
lowing day.
• EszN/N;o SEssios.—The following questions
were iliEdu.csed
ReJolt4,l, That the Legislature should adopt
a stands:rd of Text Books throughout the
State. •
ResoZred, That whispering should not be
allowed in schools.
After ,Which various qtestions from the
Query-box were discussed. Report of
ICom
mittee read and adopted.-
Fottarn DAYS' SessioN.—lustittte called to
order by the President, and opened by the
usual Chapel exercises by R. T, Claflin. Class
drills in Geography, Reading and Practical
Arithmetic, by Miss E. Coniston, Mr. F. M.
Johnson, and Miss E. Stove.
AFTERNOON SESSION,—The af,teruoon was
devoted to the examination of teachers. About
!fifteen teachers were examined and Profes
r,siOnal Certificates were granted to Rev. J. C.
IStevens, Mr. F. M. Johnson and Misses E.
;Stone, H. E. Wagner and E. Parish.
• EVENING SESSlON.—Professor Aur.x, of the
Coudersport Academy, was introduced to a
full house, and delivered a Lecture on "Sym
etricai Culture," which was very highly ap
ipreciated by the auditors.
An interesting dialogue on the subject of
rernperance,(the production of Hr. C. Len-IF)
'Has then 6poken by the author and MissnaFall
Burtis. An botion of Supt. Claflin
1?esolveil; That ProfeSsor Allen be requested
TO furr.isn ! fot publication Pa the Pennsylvania
School :JoUrn4l and in the Potler Journal, a
copy,oE his Ucture delisercrl, this evening.
I
1 On motion of F. M. Johnson
Resoircl, That the proceedings of this In
.Stitute 11:4 published in the Potter Journal
1 During' the whole time the Institute was in
session; the citizens of the Village and vicin
ity took it lively interest irt the proceedings.
and made it the more interesting by = their
P i resena3 and encouragement, paFticularly at
Eveniiil Sessions.
R. T. CLAFLIN, Fres't
ELMTNA' RlSti, See.y.
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bushel for Dry Ashes, and 20 Cents per
barrel forl Ashes that have been used. Apply
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Couderlsport, Pa., liec. 18 3mpd
Lyoifs Periodibal Drops !
The Great, Female Remedy fer Irreg.
ularitles. These drops are a scientifically corn.
pounded Il4:tid preparation, and better than any Pills,
}lowders or Nostrums. Being li4uid , their action is
direct and positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy
arid certain specific for the cure of all obstructions and
slippres-ions of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by the fact! that over 100,000 bottles are annually sold
and consuited by the ladies of 'the United States.
every one Of whom speak in the strongest terms of
praise of their great merits. They aro rapidly taking
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sidered be all who know aught of them, as'the surest
safest, most infallible preparation in the world: .
for the cum of all Female complaints, th 6 removal of
all obstructiions of nature, and the promotion of health
regularity lind strength, .Explicit directions stating
when they may be used,and explaining when and wh3 -
they should not, nor could not be used without pro
ducing etrei.ts contrary to nature's el,oken laws, will
he fonnd cirefully folded around each bottle, with
written signature of JOHN L. LYON, without which
none are rehuine.
Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON, 135 Chapel
street. New Haven, Conn. who can be consulted
either personally or by tnail:Cencioing stamp.) cob.
corning all i)rirate diseases and female wealmes.es.
Sold bylircrapts ever.r. where. Pr:CO $1.50 pr Bot.
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ARRIVALS FOR TIE EER: Erromo Dec. 9, 1865.
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J. Ti. Lockhart, Sharon, Mercer co., Pa.
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GLORIOUS NEWS !
THE GREAT SECRET OUT I
THE GRAND-RUSH AT
Martin Bro's
•
Accountfd for.
THE trading public have at last found that
Great Bargains are made,and that Goods
not excelled in beautyland durability, can be
mirchased at MARTIN BROTHERS'. Our
stock of DRY GOODS; is full, and embraces
the choicest kinds of Dress Gocds;Dontestics,
White Goods, Cloths. Clothing, Boots k Shoes,
Hate and Caps, and a general assortment of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods• Good Prints
and Sheetings at 25 cents ; all wool Flannels
at 50 cents, and other goods in proportion.—
Having bought within the last ten days, at
greatly reduced Iprices, they will be sold
ASTONISHINGLY CHEAP!
DRESS GOODS
We have a splendid' assortmant of almost '
everything, Crcito the coarsest Borlape to the
finest Brocade'ilk, and Trimmings tfi Match*
Our stock is, being constantly reprenialied
by orders from New York, and will be sold
out at i
Small Profits.for Cash
AARTIN BROTHERS do not intend to be
undersol4 (when style, beauty. and durability
are taken into consideration) by any estab
lishment between NeW York and sundown.
.IV. T., Dee: 18,65
Auction
1470,000
DOLLARS WORfili OP
I
DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FURS, 1
- •
BOOTS , 41 SHOES,
&C., &C., &C.
will be sold at Auction at the
I
Wellsville Regulators, commeneg
ing MOndaY, December 1S IS6a, i .
and ccittinne to, sell' every After-I
noon .and Evening for one t•eek.,
C. H. SIMMONSI I
Dec.l6 , It
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MIMI was &QN
I can't stop advertiing because Prf:yinit
selling: calico for now I want to
Sell Farnis, Survey Lands, Write
Deeds and dontracts, Pay talus for ton-r . esi= .
dents, kc. °
THt'N AGAIN •
I hare a BLACKSMlTlV•conscazilyon hand'
in the old shop, who hAtes to have a bare
footed horse pass tho shop, and Ilmnst tell ot
it to get him Started. "mg inprii
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it
Principal.
11 P. bI. JaaNso*, I•
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/IR!. CELL& BORTLI 4121TINIONI,
!I 1 Preceptrcss.
1
AS. oTEVZ33,
Teachet of Oil Paitating and Gensaa*.
MISS GEPALDINT: WOOD, _
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Musit
The Winter Term of the Lewisville Academy
will commence Wednesday, Jan'y -3;1866.
Students commence
requested to be present at the
commencetnent, in order toenter their classes
the first 7s.e • ir.
Classes be arranged to accommodate
ALL, especially those Who desire to eater
upon a course..
Students be required to attend church
at least onc'on Sabbath, excepti in cases of
sickness. .1
There Will he in connection *ith the Attid
eray a Commercial Department, consisting
of Penniansltip, Doolt-keeping and Commer
cial Law.
tie ate ptepated to teach Common English,
Ifigher Mathematics, German, Lntin, Greek,
Natural Sci&nces, Painting and• Music.
The desict is to give student. 4 a thorough
and perfect knowledge of - the btatiches taught.
Tuition frimi $4.06 to SS,OO including Music:
Rooms cab berented,andboardingobtained
in private himilies at reasonable ;rates.
Text books can be obtained at the Instia
tion.
OATS WANTED !
THE !rightist Cash Price will be Todd for i Moo.,
sand B`ashers of Oats; delivered at the Store of
the tindereign6i fit.,
14, 1865. If
FELLOW CITIZENS!
I take this method to irform ye that I tat
now iocnted it likwayo, t etter - known /
Brihdlev4 4 lle; with a Large Assortment It
DRY GOOD
GROOEB,IES J
ItEADY MADE
.CL9TELING,
HATS.
r
BOOTS, SHOES',. &C.,
WHICH !!HSTI% SOLD
.
Rtgairdtegs or COST.
My Stdre b'on will tna in the
block wheri. Mr. TALE and myself t.Bl oral
ry to give Yon Good Barzafns, and hqpe by
so doing . to erit a sßail of kniiir f3afronago,
An early can is solicited
Jr, P. SLIIII4INX , ,
eincaro f OAT.: 18, 1865,
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