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SPECIAL NOTICES!
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Whiskers Whiskers
po you want Whiskers or Moustaches 7 Our
&map compoUnd will force them to grow on
the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald
besds,Lin Six Weeks. Price, $l.OO. Sent bc
i na il anywhere,' CloSely sealed, on receipt of
price.: Address WARN ER & CO.
lysn. Box 138, Brooklyn, N. Y
Tgg MASON & HAMIIN CABINET ORGANS
Forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
iecular music ,) for $BO to $6OO each. FIFTY
ONE Pold or. Silver Medals, of other Brst
pre
mlnms awarded them. Illustrated Cats
lopes, free. Address, MASON k..HAMLIN,
or MASON ar BROTHERS, New York.
REBEL ; COLORS DESTROYED !
When.nature or time has planted on the
.hulnaia -bead such colors as .rebeft, d against
'every lides of comeliness, replace them with
_those glorious And exquisite black and brown
tingel everywhere deemed the
STANDARDS• OF BEAUTY
w hicti ttre'produced in five minutes. without
injuring the 'fibres or staining
the scalp; by
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I CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
Manufactured by .1 Cristadoro, No,
6 Astor Rouse, New York. Sold by Dcug
gistsi Applied by all Hair Dressers.
AN IMMENSE EMIGRATION.
-" An imtn'ense emigration will pour ;btu the
Southern States with the restoration of peace.
Thou Sands of southern refugees, from all the
towns and cities of the North t will. return
lhotn• t tousands of northern soldiers will
move In the same direction, and settle, in the
tlqest bonds of nnion, among their southern
Ittragirani 'and, in- obedience to the laws of
demand and Supply„ thousands of northern
farmers, mechanics, and laborers, will swell
the Mighty volume for the Lepeoplingnnd re
buildihg the waste places of 'the sunny
!South." , In anticipation of this grand diver-
sion.of the tide of emigratioil, and from the
incriastrig domands upon them, the propric
tots Of lIQSTPTT Elt'S CELEBRATED STO.NI
- are putting up additional
!thousands of boxes of their universally popu
lar tonic and alterative.
We have the testimony of-soldiers, sailors,
Arrivelens, trappers, miners emigrants, refu
geeil farmers and planters, North and F.outh,
4, a eland of witnesses," that as a safe and re
liable remedial agent, and as a protection
against all the complaints incident to expos
jpri,a.ations, changes of climate. diet, wa
ter, and habits of life, lIOSTdTTER'S BIT
TERS, used as directed', are worth their
weight in gold, North or 'south..--[Coml
'lt l is also proper to state that the Bitters
are !told excludively in glass,.and never under
eirchm.Stanees! by the gallon or the barrel.
Impostors and imitators are abroad,,,2ffil the
only sal-..g,tiard - the pubiic has against them is
to Oe that the 13ftt,rs they buy have the en
grated label and note of hand of Itlesses.
Hostetter S Smith, and our proprietary stamp
over the cork of the bottle.
S'lntitAGE, BET ThirE.l
.i•ery young lady and gnitleman in the United
States can hear something ranch to their advantage
by return mail (free of charge.) l,p lidd:essing the
undersigned. those ssho have fears of being hum
bind will oblige not •noncing thie xard. All
Oil4ril will please adaresstheir olndhed ser.ant,
tIICIS, P. CILAI'IitAN,
- 831 Broadway, New York.—llyfiyS.
1,- TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been restored to health in
a fam weeksby 'a very simple yeel ed ' after having
sufFeied for several years with a severe lung affec tioll.'
and that dread disease, Consumption—la anxious Sci
lainke'tta,Wit to his fellow-sufferers the Means ct
To MI Who desire it, he will rend a copy or the pre
scripOon used (free of charge), with the directions
fthnpreparing and using the rune, which they will
110, a SURF. CCM . : fir Consumption. J 'istiona,
nrohehetis, Coughs. Cold e, and as Threat and Lung
Affections. The ouly objeut of lbe advertiser
sending the Prescription is to Leneat the mnieted,
and spread information which Ir uoneeives to be in
vatimble, and he hopes every sufferer will •tiy
rented's . , :volt wilt theta nothing, and may prove
a . hleise)ng.
Parfies wishing the prescription, Face, by return
tne4l, will.pleasnaddress
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lieu. p wArtn A. 'WILSON,
Sines Co., N".•, - Yuri: .IV.it'S
ERRORS 01' ifou'r
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VCGOlltienlall Vila ftiti,red for wears from N'orritios
R7l,ilityl Brent:am e Decay, and all the effects of
youthful; indiscretion, wilt, tor the ~11,e of ettil ruts
Loninuity, mmti tree to all who ttec[t it, the re.iipe
"mid , directions for making the iMople remedy by
which he was cured. Su MATT'S wishir.Oto profit by
thbadvertiaerV (Imp zrieu6 , - . .., con do Fr, I'y rllFEthg
JOH 1 . . V. B. 0 1 31 , E N,
No. 13 ., CharnberA St., New York.—[lyjyS
J AGENTS WANTED !
eilo A DAY EASY MADE $lO
lily selling Engravings, Card Photographs
ail Stationery. Our Stationery Packets ex
others3 each Package contains Paper-,
Eivrelbpes, Tenen, Pens,-se., and Jewelry
*orth a dollar at retail. Price only 30 cents.
We will send Agents 100 Stationery Pack
ages and a Silver Watch for $l7. We also
pablish splendid Steel Engravings and Por
traits: Lithograph Prints, &e., very, popular
and saleable, Will send a fine assortment of
100 for $15.00 that Will realize S':,s(yor a $lO
ICkt that will sell for $3O or over. Will send
alsample lot for $5 that will sell foi%sls.
Send Stamp for Catalogue, TermS, kc. to
HASAINS & CO., 36 Beekman St., N.Y
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS'
OGRE LUMBAGO, PAINS OF THE SIDE,
VARICOSE VEINS. SORE CHEST, &c.
An Eleetricia [ n, who has great experience
of their effects in local rheumatism, in tie
401 - oreuz, and deep-seated nervous and other
pains, and in affections of the kidneys, etc.,
etc., attributes all their sedative, stimulative,
and pain relieving effects to their electric
He asserts they restori- the healthy
electric condition (equilibrium) of the part,
4nd that being
. restored, pain and morbid
action cease.
LAME T4ACK.
Brand*h House, New York, Nov. 23, 'l5 9.
AtxducK & Co.—Gentlemen : I !lately
Suffered severely from a weakness in myrbaek.
laving heard your Plasters much recon:l
-mended in cases of this kind I proelired one,
and the result was all ttrat I could desire. A
Itingle. Plaster cured me a week.
Yours, resoectfully, J. G. BRIGGS,-
' Geneial Agency,Brandreth Ituuse `Zen. York
So id by all Dealers in Medicines.' -
t DR. 110E3IIAS'
VENITIAN LINIMENT.
ORE TESTIMONY f THIS IS TO CPR-!
M
tify that for the last fire rears 1 bevel
used in my family Dr. Tobias' celebrated Ye
titian Liniment, and in every instance hare
fdund it fully equal to his recommendations.
I have found it to give atinnst instantaneous
relief in ,cases of toothache, croup, bilious
colic, sore throat, pain in the chest and back,
and iberimatisna, and I cheerfully recommend
its trial to every one afflicted with any of the
above-named diseases.
J k.MES H: 'WARNER
Hartford, Conn., Oct. 16th, 1861 .
sold by all druggists. Office, 5G Curtlandt
Ed. New-York,
THE ,POTTER CbtNTY JORNAL
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ond4 . •ri)ort, Tnestay Ei!tiaing, Fe 11.20, 1865.
Local. and General.
session this "week;
VDr. Penny, of Lock Haven, advertises
is anoilier column that he will be in Couders
port about the 26th 'of February.
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I•3'There will be an exhibition i given by
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the Pr i anclipal and Students of the COudersport
4.eadd l nsy l on Wednesday evetaing of 'next week
the 28th;
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moor next liapeil Ibe published on
Saturday. Patties having'advertisernents for
I
insertion will please take notice and govern
tbems'elves ac±!ingly.
1:13 . 0 . ur Iletaber, alr. Diann e , had the honor
of introducing in the House the 13111 which is
referr6d to in • l amother coludnn, and which
aboliihes the State Tax on reitl estate.
AF, Harrisburg Telegraph says there
seemi ti) be no doubt of the nomination of
Gen. i Gtary, on the first
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There will be a Donation Party . at
the Li. IE. Parsonage on. Friday I evening of
this:week. Let all the friends attend.
The IThertnomethr indicated 16° below
zero otillast Priday morning, and it continued
very Old during the day.
12.6i' , Don't forget the Literary Lectnre to
night gifondayp AdmissiOn, 25 cents. The
Temperance LeCture' will be given in the
CoCrt House, Tuesday eveiiing. Admission,
FREE.
Oar 'LIRE CHANCE FOR A PRISTEn.--A
journeyman printer who is competent to take
charge 'Of the Mechanical department of a
weekly,' paper can procure, a. very desirable
s.tuation addressingkither of the following
gentlernan at Eibporiu4,Carnert!in county,Pa.,
F. 8.. Hackett, Cf 51. Diekinson,,ELT. Taggart,
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or A. E. Kelley. -
gta- We are pleased to Lear tha'. the Repub
licans of Caraertm Counts have purchased the
Citizen office at Emporium and are about
establislring a distinct Republican paper. We
understand farther that: C. M. Dickinson,Esq.
will have charge Qf.thei editorial department
of the' paper, vstuielt evidence that it will
rank high as rt) literati* journal.: We wish.
the new enterprise every success.—Minar.
• Tax 43,..Wnt5.F.:r. It is asserted at Wash
ington, flat wliskiy dealers and manufactur T
ere may tit tiowp as certain that there will
be no reatiction inithe tax upon that article,
as l is suggested! in in rn
n report of the Tax Co
misttioner. Ways and Means Committee
are almost uminimously opposed to such re
, duct*, and the steadiness of the market, in
I the face of theltiroposition, is pretty good evi
deticle that hoikers have no fear of a sudden
decli i ne of one "
ollar per gallon in that popu-,
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MEM
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• 0 ... At tt , Meeting of the members of the
Repnblican. Cdunty Committee, heln in pur;
suanee of notice, L. Rogers was recommended
as RepresentittiveiA Delegate. and 'Warren
Cowles Sedatorial Delegate to the, State
Convention which is to be held at Harris
burg, 'larch 7f I:SG6.—HcKean 3linar.
' i - X....1r , ' We elr'ci under obllgationt to Hon. G.
W. Scofield fec a copy of a Lecture delircred .
before the Soldiers' and Sailors' Union League
of Washington!, 'on t.li evening of November
14, 1865, by !CLlsio/q . LLOYD, Esq., Chief'
Clerk House cif Representatives. It is enti
tled the "Great Lesson-qbf the War," and is
,
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written in thnit' 'clear, forcible, and nervous
n annex peculih to .5I:!.. Lloyd. Our Citizens
11, 111 remernbei! lim us! the orator who made
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the ilowerful S . _ tech at the close of the after
noon meettng i t i 11864,,
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„V2 ; 5 . - afp. in receipt of the Annual Re- 1
port of the Trustees , and Superintendent of,
the State LOtapc Asylum, at Harrisburg.'
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From it we" yearn that on the first day of
January 1865 :there were 281 patients in the
Hospttal t viz ::-151 males, and 130 females
and that duriitg thelyear 153 patients were
admitted .—Males 47 and females S 6. The
number discharged or died during the same
periodil was 128, as: follows .—Restored 40,
improved 38, stationary 15, died 35--males
61, females q. 7. The number remaining in
the Hospital , on December 31st, 1865, was
3 1 06, of whom 157 were males, and 149 fe
males.
m The number remaining in the Hospi=
till it is stated is largqr than at any former
period.
TEIE CANIZRON Crrizix.—We regret exceed
ingly to be compelled I to announce 'the demise
of this paper. It was resiicitated some six
months sing under the'most flattering aus
ple6. Never did a corrnhunity evinde ,gteitter
des'i l re to sustain their press than did j the
Citizens of Cameron county to austairt the.
Thel.bnsiness men, not 'only injEm-,
porium, but over the county filled its col
umns with their advertisements at the pub-
Usher's tales.] More job work was given to
the' office thah could be done, or at least wash
done, tind tehry effort Was wiiide oft the bart3 l
of the people to make the office a paying one.
but how did the young men who controlled
the office appreciate such generosity? By
proving fal j ,se to every principle of honor and
deceney. hey neglected their business by
spending their time in billiard saloons and
drinking places, and took advantage of the
kindness extended to them by borrowing i
m all
the money they Could
. of their friends, run
ning in debt to every an who ' would trtist
them with goodsjor board, and then sneaked
from the county like, the guiltiest criminals.
They better' never show themselves again in
'Cameron county for.they could kink for noth
ng but harsh treatment from a community
they have so grossly outraged. We hope the
Citzzm will; soon be revived and under mope
faivOrable auspices.. 2 —/frKeart
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THINGS IN GENERAL.
During December fifty Post-mistresses were
appointed.
We are told of a fastidious Milesian who
sold his last .skirt for soap with which to
wasb it
"No pains will be spared,'' as the quack
said when sawing off ,a , poor fellow's leg to
cure him of the rheumatism.
Eighty thousand Well to do Germans emi
grated to this country during the past year,
according to the London Times.
The expense of lighting up the Hall of Rep
resentatives at Washington with gas is $l5O
a night, and the cost of beating is $25 ad
ditional.
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The War Department has published, in
circular form, the constitutional amendment
abolishing slavery in the United States, for
the benefit of the army.
A collection embracing all the different
varieties of projectiles used during the war of
the rebellion, has been 'made at the United
States Arsenal of 'Washington, and systemat
ically arranged for visitdrs.
A woman being enjoihed to try the effects
of kindness on her husband, and being told
that it would heap coalslof fire on his head,
replied that she had tried at oiling water, and
it didn't do a bit of good."
The famous "I)amascus blades" are proved,
preciously to griinding, by striking them anon
stones, ram-rods and gun-barrels. They
mai - even be struck violently upon wheel
tirqs ' or heavy 14leces of iron, without injury
to.the hammered edge.
noted spiritualist, Dr.. Randolph, says
now that after an experience of five years as
a medium, it is his candid opinion that spirit
ualism is one-thiad imposture, one-third
insanity, and one-third diabolism,. and that
insanity is the usual fate of trance mediums.
A Washington correspondent says r "A
formidable movement is .on foot for an alter
ation of the Constitution creating but one
Presidential term, and dispensing with the
machinery of Electoral Colleges, so that the
people vote directly for the Chief Magistrate.
Keep out of debt, Vag 43 you go. Buy
nothing except the Money is in your pocket.
Have no account current 'ht the grocer's or
butcher's. Go withoutinew clothes until you
can pay for them. Give your note of hand
to. nobody. Eschew credit. Deal for cash
only.
The Luzerne nion reports several cases of
spotted fever in that county.
A bill has been read in the House by Mr.
Bern us, ofCraNvford, to incorpor'ate the city
of Meadville.
A man nnmed Levi Flaney_ was frozo to
death, some ten days since near Phillips
burF, Centre county.
A set of furniture is to he made - from the
wreck of the rebel ram Merrimac, for Mr.
Welles, Secretary of the Navy.
a donation to the pastor of a chnrchin
Co.incatitville lately, one of the party carried
,off the minister's silver spoons, valued at $4O.
The Luzerne Union tells of a breach of
,proniise case in which a lady 23 years of age
obtained a verdict of $14,000 against a repu
diating lower of 62.
The sum of 515,n00 has been raised in
New York City tor the erection of - a Lincoln
monument.
A walter girl at. a hotel in Syracuse, N.Y.,
.broke a plate Over the head of one of the
'hoarders for . insulting her while she Was
Waiting on the tablel.
Tiffany k Co. lately offered a reward of
; , ?,3,000, and nn questinne nekod, for the resto
ration of some jewels taken from a house on
Fifth Avenue.
A little boy in a Brooklyn Sunday School
was asked lately to say which was the most
beautiful verse in the Bible, After some hes
itation he replied, blushingly. "If any man
pulls down the American flag, shoiA him, on
the spot! • •
A man W . lns 'Chased by a i2atanioinit in hris
lt.ol, qt., which solftightened him that
I :his hair turned . white.
A Manufactory in New England Otivrioden
scree 6 have, during the past l year, netted
over four hundred per cent. on (their
A family in Portland rejoices in the pos
seSsion of a twenty-four year old hen. She
performs her egg-laying duties regularly.
The Tremont Theatre in noSten has been
transformed into a carpet warehouse, and
public report says one of the others will soon
be altered into a permanent circus.
, There is a woman in Charlestown, N.-IT.,
'who has a collection of tame toads is her
yard. They know their mistress, follow her,
and top in her, lap to be fed, and are tenderly
eared rot, .
One of the Most novel sights to be seen in
Nets - London, ,Gonm, now-a-days. is the
fnarching thr*h the streets of the appren
tices of the frigate Sabine. under charge of
Ensigns, in classes of about' fifty, with a pair
of skates hanging to the side of each, regu
larly anti with the utmost care ajd precision,
to the skating 'ponds for a few hours sport.
• Thera is a child in Detroit with two per
fectly formed noses—one Roman and the
other Grecian,
An Oregon paper says enough liquor has
i been sent across the mountains to keep every
malt in Montana drunk all Winter.
Chicago has sOlnetbing new to boast of:
It now claims the possession of "the most
noble palatial eating boase on tile cOntineht."
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A Chicago Justice recently fined a man
$lO for stealing a dead body from a grave.
As the man could sell the body for $25; he
did a good businesS at that. I
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An Oberlin (Ohio) paper says that town
hiis ceased to be a station on the "under
grounraliroad," Since Grant rind Sher Man
became dOnchictors on that route !
The'Afarylane Legislature has contributed
$30.00t) to the An:lei-lean battlioeground
Lem
etery,'making, with its former donatior,
$15075001
A new hotel bas recently been opened in
New Orleans which boasts that it neither seeks
nor desires the patronage of Northern -gen
tlemen.
repqrted that the jaii and city guard
house in Mantilla, Georgia, were destroyed
by fire recently, thirteen prisoners perishing
in I,he.fiames.
* *"Don't be. foolish."---Yon eau make
Six Dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and ex
amine an invention urgently needed by every
body. Or a sample sent free by mail for 50
cents, that retails easily for $6, by R. L.
Wolcott, 170, Chatham 6gal:ire, New York.
get- Estimated—That a million of dotlars
have been wagered on the fate of Jeff Davis.
Some , betting that he will be hung ; othei.s
that ho will 'never be convicted.
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ADVICE TO ,THE DEM OCRATIC. PA.FITY:::-The
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following advice to the, Democratic, party_ is
timely and to thitioint, l It is froT life late
issue of the 2tievi York Herald. Let sensible
Democrats read and ponder. I
The attempt of the Democratic members of
Congress to keep up the distinct organization
of their party is a useless and unprofitable
task. The Democratic party of past days is
defunct. It was shattered by old hunkerism
and secessionisth before the rebellion : and it
was slaughtered by Copperheadism. during
that period. The en3Ocratic legislation of
former years prepatsd the way for the final
collapse of the party. The truckling of the
Pierce Administration to the Southern fire
eaters was followed by the incapacity of the
blundering. Administration of;old Buchanan.
These were both Democratic Ailministrations,
and the worst that ever ruled the country.
TEE POSITION OF TEADDECIS t STEVENS.--In
the course of a debate in the House of Repro
sentatives, on Saturday last, Hon. Thaddeus
Stevens defined his position in reference to
the status ',of the late revolted States. He I
said he never held the doctrine that the
Southern States were dead, but bad argued
it made no difference whether they were in
or out of the Cuion, as to the question of re-
construction.. Ile held that these States were
organized under another government besides
our own. His position as to confiscation was
rtlso misapprehended. He did not advocate
a general sweep, but that the lands of a large
number if the rebels ought to be confiscates
in order to meet the . expenses incurred in
putting down the rebellion, and to increase
the pensions of soldiers;
Buffalo nail Washing'ton Anita-ay.
A nreeting of the Stock Holders of this Corn
parny was held. - at the Teffs House in the eltv
of Buffolo on the 7th inst.,. and it was vo..ed
to increase the capital stock of the Company
to three millions of dollars.
The following persons were chosen Direct
ors of the Company for the ensuing year :
William G. Fargo, William A. Bird, Abel
T. Blackmar, John. Allen, Jr., George W. Tiffs,
Jame 6 S. Gibbs, James Bregley, Aaron Riley,
C. V. B. Barse, Frank L. Stowell, Aaron R.
Arnold, Frederick B.: Swift, James L. Pond.
At a subsequent meeting of the Board of
Directors the following were elected as officers:
William FargM President „.• James Brag
ley, Vice President ; James S. Gibbs, Sec'y ;
Abel T. Blackrnar, Treasurer; William Wal
lace, Chief Engineer;
The citizens of Buffalo and along - the line
of this road are becoming fully alive to.the
importance of this work, and the great neces
sity of it in procuring an amble and full sup
ply of cheap coal from the rich coal-field of
Pennsylvania, and in the choice.of tlic ahove
named gentlemen as director:4 and officers of
the company the people have a sure guaran
tee that the 'road will be commenced early
and prosecuted rapidly to its completion.
SOLDIERS.
Soldiers Who have served in the armies of
the Union, children, rnotberg, everybody that
hasgot a bad Cold, Croup, Whooping dough,
or is troubled with any lung or throat com
plaints, we advise you Ito use Coe's Cough
Bal'prim, the cheapest and Lest cough prep-.
oration in the world, •
troind when ycu have the Dyspepsia, or are
bled with Constioation—thc great cause
of ill health—or any trouble of the stomach
or bowels, use Coe's llyrpePsia Cure irnrue-
THE LAIRIE'S FRIEND.
The March number of this magazine is on
our table. "The impending nun," a fine and
expressiF•e steel engraving, illustrative of a
story of the same, leads otf the number. The
double colored steel Fashion Plate is a beau
tiful one, and the dresses are such as ladies of
good tuiste can wear. Then wejlave engra
vings of a Carriage-dress, Pelerine, Home
dress. Child's-dress, "Fanchon" Bonnet, &-c.
Thef music for this month is tbd .1l
:ire
Polka." The literary contents :ire excellent.
PVice 82.50 a year ; 2 copies 8-1.00; 8 cop
ies (and one gratis) IG.OO Now is the time to
get up c'obi for 18 , ;(3. Spetimen numbers for
tbis purpose will be sent for fifteen cents,
Address Deacon & Peterson, 319 'Walnut
srreet, Philadelphia.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
The Committee appointed to draft resolu
tions expressive of the feelings of this Lodge,
in regard to the, death of our late Brother J.
W. Fox, beg leave to submit the following.:
Whereas, Ili the dispebsation of. Divine Prov
idence our worthy brother J. W. Pox, has been
taken from us by the hand of death,
And , , Whcreti.: it beeomse us as Free
Accepted Masons to bear testimony to the
high estimation in which we held onr de
ceased brother,
Therefore, be it Re;oltied, by thiS Eulafia
Lodge No. 342 A. Y. M., that we offer .to the
widow or our debeased brother, our sincere
and heartfelt sympathy in , her grest berebwe
meet, sincerely hoping that she May fin j d con
solation in the belief that her beloved com
panion has gone to meet the Great .Master
above, to be admitted into the mysteries of
that celestial Lodge ,from which the rude
band of Death can nevermore retuove
Resolved, That the Pedestal of out. Lodge
be clothed in monrning for the space of three
months in respect to the memory of our de=
teased Brother. .
Resblved. Tlan.t a copy of these Resolutions
be presented to the wtdo•.c of our late Brother,
and that the same be published in the POTTER
;JOURNAL. Signed, By the Officeis.
LECTURES OF COURT WEEK,
On Monday Evening, 19th Inst.,
By Rev. F. F. MIT:R.9ON ; Pdstor of the Bap
tist aural in. IV 2'. on the "Moral In
fluence of the BeAutiful" or the Mcirality of
Beauty, a review of tilt beautiful in Nature,
Art and Literature sh'ewing_that the truly
beautiful is alWays moral is its jtithiehee.—
It is a subject that can be made highlyinter
esting, to all and we bespeak for the lecturer a
good attendance—Admission 25 cents.
Oh Tuesday brening 20th Inst.,
The same gentleman gill give a iodate in'
behalf of the cause of Temperance by le
vitation of Dulalla Division S. aT: Those
who attend his lecture oii Monday will be, sure
to rephat their visit this ei-r•tiing;
The Division,dtisires furnish thoSe who
attend our Terms of- Court from other parts of
cur county the meads ofspendiriga portion of .
their spare time with pl'easure arid profit to"
themselves—They cordially invite all to Come.
On Wednesday evening it is hoped that the
faimers of the county will find time to tool;,
after the,intorests of, the County Agricultural
Society—A v rrangdinents shottrd, tte wade for a
fait nezt ,
ERSPORT PRICE CURItENT.
Reported It i : ry T4esday by
ge;ter
Deslerikin Groceries and Provigoias,
conderst)ort,
V — bustr.,
dried, "
MI
Appli $ 50 to 1 00
dal 200 2_50
Beal- At
T 300 350
Bees ax, V Ih., 30 35
Beef gi 9 10
Berr es-, dried, V quart 25 33
Buelmheat, V bush., 75 85
BuefFulieat Flour, 250 300
Butter, V ID., _ 1 : 30 35
Cheese, 4 . I 15 20
CloNlerseed , I 8 , 50 9 00
El
Cori', V blAt., 2 00 1 25
Corn IN.Leal, her 'cwt., . i . 250 300
Egg& - e, do' s:, , 25
Floir, extr a,". , cl bbl.; . 10 00 12 50
(14. superne " 9 001 10 00
flats, %-11b.i , 3
2 5
llity , "tl' ton,. . I 1
8 00 I 0 00
floae ? y
_ I per lb., 15 , 20
Lar¢l, " 20. 25
Maple Sugar, per Ib., 15 18
OatS, ` 6, 0 bush., 35 40
Onirs, ", 100 125
Por r, `irl bbl., 28"00 33 00
d %-1 lb., 18 20
I
do in,whole hog, Til lb., • 10 12
Potatoes, per bush., ' G 75
Peiches, dried, 7til lb., 30 35
Potiltry, `.O. lb., 10 15
Ryd, per bush., I 100 150
Salt, 70 bbl., ' 475• 5 00
do - V sack,. ,13 20
TirOth'y Seed • 300 3 50
Triint, perk bbl., 800 900
I.Vileat, it bush.,l 15 2CO
White Fish, `l l bbl., Boo 900
f r iE C°N'
FESSIONSAND EXPERIENCE OF
~ yr• the benefit and as a Caution to Yonno
Men and of lers, w.ko sittfer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay of Manhood, .te.. ,nnrdylng at the
same t hne the means of Self -Cure. By one who bas
cured himself after undergoing
considerable quackery
By,enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
.copies,, free-of chants, may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL, MAYFAIR., Esq. ;
Tysp.T3. 30 . Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. V.
Lyon's Periodical Drops !-
The Great Feinthe //homily for Irreg,
ntaritics..These drops are a scientifically emu
poundoti Auld preparation, and better than oily Pills,
Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is '
direct and positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy
and certain specific:for the cure of alt ot,tructions and
suppresAons of natUre. Their popularity is indiehted
by the fact that over 100,000 bottles are :nifty:illy sold
and consumed by the. ladieli of the United States,
every one Df whom speak hi the strongest' terms of
praise of their great merits. They are rapidly tubing
the place o every other Female Remedy, and are con
sidered by all who know aught of them, as the surest
safeSt, and most infallible preparation in the world:
for the cure Of all Female Mild:tints, the removal of
all obstructions of nature, and the promotion of health
regularity and strength. Explicit directions stating
when. they may be u;ed,and explaining when and why
, they should not. nor could not be used With Ont pro
ducing efrects contrary to nature's chosen laws, will
be fotind. carefully folded around! each bottle, with
written signature ofJOIINL. LYON, without which
none are Outline:
Prepared by Dr. JOtl L. LT; 0N,'1115 Chapel
Street. New Haven, Conn., wild can be consulted
I either personally or by mall, (enclosing stanip,) con
cerning sill private 'diseases and female. weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. ' Price :?1.50 pr Dot.
-C. G. CLARK. & CO.,
•
lysp. General AgtsfOr tinted States and Can:Haas
NOTICE
To Whoa' It may Concern, that
•
• L, A.' PENNI",
tols7 DENTIST Ofltock ITaven, would res.
peet fully announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen
of this vicinity. that he wiiL devote a few days from
the 2.3:h day of Felintary. D',66, to their service in t lie
practice 01 his profession, blithe Borough of Couders
port, when he will- iterforiciany operatiili necessary
for the health nod preservation of the Tot h
care and attention. Person desiring his services are
requested to make early application.
•
BOARDING!
,HE enterilier,late Landlord of the Union lions'e,
is prepared to ae.isolornodate visitors to the Court ,
at. With Boarding, at mason:a/1e rat,e. JttrOre,
Witne4vcs and others will find it to their advantage
qt give him a call.. • • • S. C. Phelps.
Coudersport, Feb. 6, 180 tf
11J 4 Char- 1794
. tared, •
~
INSU.IIATINC COMPANY
r -
NORTit AMERICA, .
PHILA ELP
1 1 ..._
lITA. .
gidett I.7224taii:pe otopany in America;
C•ah Capital and Surplus, 'over
. i $1,750,000.000.
SEVENTY-07. Years Successful Business
Experience, with a reputation for integrity
end honothble dealing unsurpassed by any
similar institution.
LOSSES PAID since orgunizatioa, sii,-
500,00.0.00, without the deduction cf a cent,
or a day's delay i
LIBERAL 'RATES foe all the safer classes
of pro cap. Risnrance of Dwellings and
Conten , a specialty. . .
BRI K or STONE Dwellings insured per
retuall ,
i s
if desiiMil, oniterms of the greatest
ccono y and safety to; the insured:
It is Nk 7 ristloni,iind EConoiny to insure :id the
best Companies, and there is none better than
the Old Insurance Co. of rilOrth
America.
H Apply to M. W. IIIcALA.RNEY
I . Agent for Potter coanty.
1866 • 1866
Philadelphia Sr. Erie Ilbtilroad.
'PHIS great line traverses the Northern and North ,
ingest counties of Pennsylvania to the city of Erie
on lake Erie. It has.been leased and - is operated by
the Pg NN2YLVA COMP/L:4T.
Thin., of passenger trains at EMPORIUM
- LEAVE EASTWARD.
Eiie Aral ___ .... ..
Erie Express Train
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Eris Mai1.:.....:..:....:.._:.._10:1^_ A. M.
3 Erle Express Train 5 . 50 P. N.
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail and
Express Arains :without ehange both ways between
Philadelphia and Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION,
Leave New lork at t.OO rii•rit . e at Eiji) 3.3; A.M.'
.
Lease Erie at 1.55 r. St., arrive at Kew Sort: 1.15, e.
NO CHANGE OF OARS BETWEEN ERIE & NEW YORK
ELEGAN'r SLEEPING CARS On all Night trains
For info:a - nation respecting Passenger linsinesa,ali
ply at Corner of 30th and Market streets, Philadelphia
And for 'Freight business of the Company's Agents
5. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 13th and Market streets ;
Philadelphia. i.
J. W. - Reynolds, Erie. . i •
Win. Brown, .Agent, C: RJR, Baltimore.
HOUSTON, General Freight Agt. Philada.
If. W. GWINNER, General Ticket Agt. Philada
A. L. TYLER, General Sup't,iWilliamOpett.
Register' Notice.
NOTICE` is hereby given that partial Ae
-I_llcount! Of JOSEPH 3fl SHAFFER and
JAMES SHAFFER, Jr. AdthiniStrators of
the .Estate of HENRY StilIfFER, late of Gib
eon Township, doc'd, has peen filed in the
Register's Office in Cameron County ; and will
be presented to the, Orphans' Court of said
County Off WEDNESDAY, the 14th ddy of
March next, for confirmation. .
• KELLY E. A. - Regisfei
. . • E. ; .
_Reg's Office, Ettivorititn, Feb. 1.
. _
ULYSSES - ACADEMY.
Ulysses, -]Potter-.C0., 1.-'416.,
J. 4C-- STEVENS. Principal . ;
F. M. JOllNSON..Assistrfut ;
Mrs. C. A' JOHNSON; Precptress ;
Mrs. J. C. STEVEN'S. Oil Painting nmi dertrtfiti„;'.
. Idles GERALDINE WOOD, Vocal and In-t;
mental Music.
Spring Tcrm opens Tuesday, March 1F.0 4 V
dents are,requested to be present at the comtnence ,
mitt, in circler to etiter their classes tli tirst week.
Classes wilt be arranged to accommodate ALL,,
especially thane who desire to enter Mani, a course.
Social and moral culture receive due attention.-
A Tetteners' Class will be formed for these whet
expect to take summer schools, and will reeeivrt
Special attention.
Ther-it will he in connection with the school a Com ,
m erci al Department , com.isting rami shi r ,Book."
Keeping and Corntnercial Law!.
The "Students' Literary" bolds its FeMt4: , ll Fridop
evening of each week, and Is well attended. by Unit
patrons of the school.
The design is to give students a thorongh and prriS ,
tidal knowledge (Kali the brancheA taught,
uit 101 l I,o , 7Cerin. : LitgliOt Branchel
$4.00; Languages +aaid Maher Mather: !!!!!!!!!! $O.OO
Painting. $S oi/'; Ilook-Keepir4r. TnalTumenta.l
Music, SS 00 ; Use of Instrument, .;•2.00; and. Focal
Music Ql_oo_
Text• Books can be obtained at the tnwtilntion.
Rooms can be rented s.ltd boardimt obtained in prie
cafe families at reasonable rates.
COUDERSPORT ACADEMY.
' J. W. ALLEN. Priileipal.'
Miss. L. T. ALLEN, As,sistant.
Miss E. G. q.5.m.1.1 4 . r0zz, Aislo Tenohir .
1..i .„\
.4
The Spring Term will begin Moro '5, 1St:It:, and
continue Twelve *eil:s.
Pull ion (to bo paid at the middle of the Tenn)
from '1 ;nee to EM.ht I) llars,.. Dm Mental., Twenty
five cents. No extra charge for 80-M-liceping, TiV.
:•;iinele and Double Entry, •
i A Teachers' Class will be orgrinizednnd thoyouodl
instructed in the Theory and rracticl! of Tectchingo
Vx`ee of Charge.. • ' 1 _. , •
Rooms, suitable for Students desiring. to boarrd
themselves, can be rented reasonably In town.
For further particulars,•addre::s the Principal, at.-
Coudersport.
LYMAN HOUSE.-
lle, Potter County, Pennsylvania.
ON LE. Pi•oprietor. Haring'
n excellent MAO. tile propric tnr
;lie acquaintance or t i me traveling public and
Mutt of giving satigfaction to all. Who may
1:-', 1 5 , 1 , • If 1
PETITION.
Lewisv
B"'
t.tk4
to make
feels con
call on
Honorable, the Jadges tit} the Court of
ion Picts of Carnet - 6n cohnt, l / 4 in - the am-=
:fea!th of Pennsylranits t- ' -
.The Tjelition of the subscribers', Mitmbers-Of that
liethodipd Episcopal Church, on the Emporium Cir.
cult respectfully showethAlint your petitioners are
desirous of associatng themselves together as a body •
corporate, in eonformit,y with the laws of this Com
monwealth, that Is to sav: Tour petitioners urn
desirous of being- constituted a--body corporate,
under the name ,and style of jThe Fr-1 Methodict
Episcopal Church of Emporiuin. Bellefont District,
East Baltimore Conference t to be under' the ditca
tion of tive Trustees. viz.: Lemuel Lueore, Jr , Dr,
Win. 8. Hamlin, George liettzer, Rich .r e d Chad:
wick and Joseph llonsler • Which said Trustees and
their Euecti,SOrs in MllO shall have Very& oat succes
sion: and to be elected ns bereinnfier directed, who
shall be, and are hereby empowered under the name
and stile aforesaid. liable t. File and he sued, plead
and he Imi - dearly:l, in all einurts of Record and else
where, and be compet l mt in Law and Equity to take
and hold 16 themselves and their successors in office,
for the us•l• of said Society, lands : temonents,!heredit ,
invents, clheals and chattels, of Nvdiilsoe , or kind of
rinality Hever, real, personal or inixed,, , y gift, grant,
Inu•gaim .vale, ! convc:,•ance, demise. or !bequest, front
any person or porsw,s capaple of ninithig the s inlet,
'atel the same front time to time to Brant. hargainr
sea," remiss. alien :ind dispose of, for the use and bens
Mil of said Society t and cenernlly to ho all nod she=
guktr, that matters and 9.ings necessary and inset
for thein to do for the we'l-being of said Society, an.!
the nue managementof its affair,. 'And the Trusdees
and their successors shill hate full and entire potter'
to bbd row, for the , one of said :Society, any sum Jibt
exceeding Five Titbits:lnd Dollars, which said isnaLoO
or stints so borrewCd shall lie applied by themto ex
tingifish the debts growing out of the expense of
; building the church property aforesaid. • And the
said Trustees or their successors, shall have.full and
entire authority to seed! , the payment Of the•delos
gory existing, or that limy :worm, by reason of•loan
having TO be made. to mortgage. the said property of
! the church aforesaid and the real estate connected.
I therewith. . . .
i And further, flint the Trtistik•e aboVe h titled shall
i coot itme in mitre until the SeSsionof !the last quftr-
I testy Meeting Conference far the year A. D. 1566, ut
which time the , members of said Conference shall
elect their success:Oro. And thereafter an !election of
Trustees shall tape place at the lard Fesi4Cill of 1.46
Quarterly Meeting Conference in 'each COnferettec
tear, by the members of the said Quarterly. Meeting
Coi•ferenee. A nY , vacancy that oeCidirei in the Board
of said Trustees, by death or otherwise, may bonny-
-
plied by appointmimt by the surviving members, and
the person or persons 'appointed Sliall etnutinue in
outlet until the silireediiig annual election: And for
the trans:onion of any business, three or more of the
satd TrustecA shall hen quorum. And if at any time
above specified for election of Trustees, the members
o r the said Quarterly Meetib,g Conference shell fail t.O
elect Trustees, then and in ouch case those last
elected or appointed shall continue in office until!thO
succeeding innual election.
7'o the
Con!
,110112
George ltetzger,
Hamlin;
A. A. Eddy,
1). Burlin . f.,,rue,
J. lioubler!
And now: January IS, A. DASCG, the Court having
exrdryined and perused the within instrument :rot the
&Ards, artidlee attd conditions therein set forth
app•aring,taw•ful and not injurious to the communit ej
do direct. the $1:111 writing to be riled, a❑d nutiee tote
inserted in one newspaper 'plintect in the County,
three successive weeks. By, the Court
' A. E. KELLY. Prdli'y.
FELLOW CITIZENS!
I take this method to inform you that I am
1 •
now lotated at Oswaya, better know al
ifindieville, with:a Large Assortment of
READY AIADE CLOT:AING/
HATS,
-10:12 d. 3f
^l7 P. at
BOOTS, SIIOES, &C.)
'WHICH .MST IRE-SOLD
Reganuess Of COST._; .
My Store you will find in the Old SimiMa-
I
Mock where Mr. YALE and myself Will ere
•
try. to 'give Ton Gciod Bargains; .I.H hope
o doing to merit a share of Your patronise
An early 'tall is solicited
I Jr. P. SIMI - lONS
°sway), Sept. 18, 1665.
ASHE4 ! . Asnrie
IHE subscriber will 'pay 12 et•nts
bushel' for Dry Ashes, and '2 9 Cent: ,
barrel fOr Ashes that have been used. A!
to • I. 0111';'SAI...
Coddersport, Po. Dec. :IS gat pd
William Lev:ls;
H. J. Lewis;
C. C. Craven,
R. Chadwick, jr., j
Lemuel Lucore, r
DRY GOODS,
,
GROuERIES, -
C..APS,