_
A !MUM BUG.
lElow orrt.N w!E REAR TAIS EXPRESS
lon from persens reading advettieements of
Wept tlediclues, antll in nine cases oat of ten they
May be right. It iseeer 19 years since! I introduced
sty m divine , the VsaTeriss I.tamearr. to the public.
I had no money to ailverthe it, to I 1. ft it for sate
Stith 2 few droggirts' and storekeepers through a
small section of t• e country, many taking it with re
lac! cu, but I told them to let any tree have it, and
If It did nut do all 1 .stated' on my paniphlet, no ore
steed pay for it. lo some stores two- or three bottler
were taken on trial ,b) pe.sons prep-tit: 1 Witici by
maw.. thought enizY, and th.,t would be the last they
should see of me. But: I knew my inedieMe was uo
Ilintonc. I. about tutu nontl4 I h,gan to reeeli.e
.orders for more Liiiiment,sone cal log :it toy vainable
Liniment, who had :refivoed P. 11i zn a receipt. when;
1.11 it at their store; Now my miles are millions of
battles yearly, sod all, for cash.' I warrant it superior
Unni• other tuedicitie for the care of Croup, Diar
rhoea, Dyeentery, Ciiiic. Vomiting . Spasms, and Sea
alakness, as an Internal remedy.',lt. is perfectly Int.o.
._trsat to take internally, see oath aecOMp hg
anyteacti,
liatthi,—and szternany for. Chronic: Rheumatism,
Headache, /dumps,l',r.•te.l Feet, Bruises, Sprains,
Old Sores,, Sw•-litng., Bore' Throne, ',14c., &c. Sold
Nall the Droggid.B.l D pot, 56 Curtlawit Street,
yr• York:
Ayes -1 s Cherry Pectoral
_ . .
IA a soethint ex p e c torant, prepared to meet the
urgent nerd of a wife and reliable CUM fur diseases
« the throat and hinds. A. trial of many nears has
estahll.hed the fact, it is more eftlincloug in
pulmonary affections I litt” any itithtr ret irdy, Its
efficacy ?OM nor h•COrne AO grOOtaiy JinOWn, font it
Is jusly regnrderl in really eolintries as a ml.dieltie of
Indisneasethle necessity, In Great Britain, France
and Germany, whersOmedical science, has. reached its
khrtieet perfectio ~ 'tits prescribed In domestic unto.,
. Gee, and constantly used in the armies, iu holittals
sad other public insqtut.ou.., where it le regarded by
the attending idir&eistis as the .t speedy and
agreeable remedy that can he etnployed. • Scarcely
any nsighborlieod ' , can be found wheru well known
asses,of diseased ituwe which had twitted the efforts
' of the mo t rk ilful stv.l experienced doctors, havennt
been permanent.) , cured by it. These r• tulle are the
roost sonvinelng protifs of the superior curative plop.
inks ox this preparlition ; a d to .them; the authors
jolut.with peculiar Isittisf anion. Willie it is Most
ptiwerful ngainst confirmed diseases ' it Is extremely
gentle ZIP a medicine In infancy and . youth' being
tope harmless u even the youngest ' when tulminia-
Sired jut! ciously. 1
th 1 . •
This bealrestorernceompllshes even more 'by
pr...vntion than cu, e. If tuxes in iieasen, it heals all
irritations of the throat and lungs; whether arising
from Cads 01 Coughs. or from et her causes, and thus
p. event that toils , train of painful and incurable die
asset, which wouldhirlse from the neglect of them.
Bence no family
,sliould be without it. Influenza,
„..t.lnoup,frioarsetieis Whooping Cuegh; Pleurisy, In
. elpriet Consumption, and other inifections of the
lreathing.ergstisi give way before) thlit pre tauluout
eombunition of medieal virtues.
Prepared by DX.' .T. C. AYER k Co., Lowell
Yam, and sold by all Drug4lstA and deulere iu rued
{eines everywhere.
, Ladies of,Delicate Constitution
And uncertain helialt -are strentteusly advised to
threw aside thel nauseous and unless preparations
with which they . are accustomed to drug themselves:
and, test the hreelitn. holy-and.mind-strengthening
eirtues - - of HOSTETTER.% STOMACH
trims. In 311 the complaints and disnbllitlee
arising front varimis causes, they find this cheer
ing. refreshing anti invigorating preparation of ex , e
•rdinarr efficacy. Its rezolatidg properties aye wou•
distal, end as n remedy for the languor, nausea, ire
moss convulsions, hysterl : u, &c , Which often accom
pany the derelopmhnt of womaubbod, it has no equal
arobnk the prescriptions of the faculty or advertised
asedicfnes. For, the many distressing feelings which
usher lu and often] follow the period of maternity.
and also for the. painful and dauggnms symptoms
which sometimes semi - fp:toy . —chants of lite,” HOS
THTTER'S.BITTERS are earnestly recommended.
Noothevrestorle seems to suit so,' well the cense/.
Ist:ons and theo imigation of the feebler sex. In
all eases of Female H. Willy whereithere Is want of
brisk.vital action, klie BITTERSIpto 'uce a most Int
portant chance-relieving loonl fwir koess, and re
,ssf l .ffitshinu feenend health. ' I
' Al'cock , * •Porous W
1 LAUF. BACK.
l' i i - • • 1 ,
1 • I ; New York Nov. 23,1859.
, ,T. Aux:bet & Co.—Gertiemati : I letely sutfere4
iseverely from a Weakness in my back. Having heard
lied,
plasters much recommend.. 4 for cures of tile
lied, I procu-mst one, and the result was all I could
dilate: A single Plaster cured me in a Week. ,
'ionicred'tmtfully, 1 '
J. (I. BRIGGS, roprietor of the Brandreth Rouse.
j r
.ICIIIIE CF CHIC IN THE' BA dr. AND LUMBAGO.
Lyons, N. Y., July 4,1862. '
Mesita...At 1,410011 ic Co.: rictive fend um a dollar's
worth of your pliutters. They have cured me of a
trick In my bock, which has troubled the for some
timeoind now my father Is g!..ing to try them for
difficulty about the heart , L .0 SHERWOOD.
Di. Green, Nol 863 BroMiWaq blew York, 'informs
slii lie . old, on MOlidaY, June °l, 1862, two ringers
to a ,tiontig woman surfer] og, , ed., sei.erely from la m•
].rte. On ThuNdav she called to get two more for a
friend, end then 6itated how the. two - she it'd pur
chased on Monda y had relieved her lemnettiotely, .
after. putting thrim on, and cunco nett in vim tsars
of a root disagrcmtble patudn tler back and tutus.
Sold by all •Rirggists e
INVASION ! 1 -
D 4 yon wish to have your bale 111 cauterized from the
scalp I Then beware of tile nsv brood of Vitriolic
:and Caumdic Dyei got up by n strum mongers, who
i ,.
. bear thesamOrelation to the re. Chemist that
Pirates and . Pt i vateers
brar to te.nest Merchantmen. tßeinember that the
issperietice of yttars, and the -cry highest cientlrie
endoriaments„ guarantee the yiaperiority
4DORO'S HAIR DYE
ever, every other in use. It If purely :veg.-table, in
fallihle and Itistantioleons Manufactured by .1.
- entsTAtorto„ 0 Astor flotise, New York. Sold
by DruggiatsLa.4pplied by all ilair.Dressers,
ANEI OD:
, • .
tirolv LOS'', HOW It. ;141151C.F.0. Just pnh
-11410, a tjew eddien.of (I.'I,,VEIt.W.ELL'S
smehealed Essay on the radical core (without wed,. I
einc)'.of Spermatorrhoda,.br ,ieminal Weakness, In.
:obituary Seminal Losses, Inmeteitcy, Mental aud
Phisicat Impedinients to Vantage, etc.:
also ,CoosuinMieti. Emlepsy,l and Fits laduced by
prl 41i-Ittlguitcy or dOKU extrtivagance. ,
Price, inia sealed ctivelotie, tally 6 cents. %,
, celebrate, author in I thin admirable ,ensay
clearly derunnetrates. from a thirty years' sucess•ful
pract iee,t ln, t the alartn , na consequences of selfabuse
eety be radically cured witholit the dangerous tve of
'sternal medicine tm the application of the knife—
pol.ding out mode of cure at once simple. certain,
arid elf citd, by means of \Ole') eve y sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure himself
rhea ply, privately, and radically.
•,„, This lecture should be lit the hands of every
youth and every man in she laud. •
8.. tit, under sea I, I n a plait' envelope, to any address,
post paid, on reeeietof six cents, or two post stamps.
Address the publishers, j
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21 Bowery, New York, Post 011ie° boa 4 566
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rUE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL
Coudera l port, Tuesday Evening, Fcb. 19,1,1867
Locai , and .General.
. ,
taraoyernor Geary in si! ling the death wars
rant of Wiley, The Luzerint county 'murderer,
raurtis to the old idea br Friday Willi; hang
in
ait's day: wh'eh was wisely discarded and
departed from by Governat Curtin.
.
VI - Farmers will find a tine opportunity for
musing money in another column. AN. Mills
offers his splendid farm ,at Ci lesbum; f . cir rent
for three years from the first of April next.
tar Frozen-to , death, iri Hector township,
January 20t141861; Abner Burdick: 'The de
ceased was over eighty. years ofage and, had
nearly lost, the - use of his rneptal faculties, r, He
w,m, an bout *t and industriour citizen.MOlL
4 - 1
_
- t"*"' The friends of the Rev. J.. L. Phenix
manifestid their appreCiatioil of his haws by
oinking, 1 ' a Drination of $6O, at the house of
.1. Q. Merrick, Esq.. in like township, on the
evening of Feb. 9, 1867., , McH.
~, I 2 •
tail% TtfAT UR ERR nI,T NOT' INEBRIATE."
—The celestial herb . that steams its fragrance
upon millions of tables the w#rld.tiver, is en
joyed in its perfectioP only by.tbose.who know
where and how to get the genuind article.
is not gold that glitters," nor is till TEA that is
wrapped around with Chinese hieroglyphics%
AU sorts of vile weeds get Christened with the
genuine name, but to the palpte.of the esperi
owed tea drinkers they are an abomination.
Some of our Allegany County readerS will
find a supplement with this paper:giiing-them
full information upori this important pOint.:.To
others we would say,' tbpt Mr. 0,14 points
of Wellsville. is doing 4 wholesale and :retail
busihess, making Tit; aspeciality. Hereceives
his Teas direct from itherimporters. can guarn
tee the quality, acid r sells at astuunthirigly low
figures. ,
; I
M'll'e take the above froni the Canieteo
Valley Times, p ublished ' at liorpellsville. The
;heprice 8 of are from 75`cents
Orders filled by mail Teas warranted (as rep
preuted or money Pefunded.
• AN ACT
J
To amend the Road Laths of Tiogo and Potter
. ,
Counties; • ! -
Samoa 1. Ile it enacted &c,. That whe never
the amount of read tax assessed upod any per
son in the said Counties of Tiuga and 'Potter
shall amount to lesS than one day's labor, the
Supervisors of the 'Several townships shall as
sess such person with one day's Jabdr, to be
worked out upon the public roads in tine Towd
ship where buch person may reside, in the same
mariner as the road tax is now by law 'directed
to be vorked on t,and if such person shall neglec t
or refuse to perform such labor after due notice
by the Supervisor, then the value of one day's
labor shall be collected in money as•unpaid
road tax is now by law collected ; aid if any
person so assessed i viitli one day's labor, shrill
own or have in his possession and a'ct's a team.
a eon, of horses or males or a yoke of oxen,
such person shall he asaPssed .ivith rine day's
labor for such team, and if any such person
after due notice, shall refuse or neglect to per
form the haw soassessed for the team', then the
value of one day's {work for a ,tear A; shall be
collected of said delinquent in moneyl as other
'unpaid ruildrtax lir now by law collected:
o r istr. Mann ilnis sent his the aboVe bill for
i xe
the passage of which he IMs received' titiong.
and he invites th e exertionl, of the people on the
subject. According to. our ideal? o ; right, it
should become a law- . 1 ' 1 r
.
listen.
OW! the Jim,
. Marrow: The dwelling beiwie of L. W.
Lymanvlcasrbureed to the g round this inornicg.
The tire took from an oldfoshiOned chimney
which`went: through the centre of the house;
and wltiCh for some timepast had needed re
pairing. At about five"o'cloek the family! were
awakened by ,the fire ; which ad already made
such ravages as:prevented extinguishing.
Lynian was away, and the only elreetives were
Arthur LYman a young man of twenty; Mrs.
Lyman and the school teacher, Miss Sophronia
who happened to be hoarding there at the
time. An old lady of near . a hundred years of
age, and helpless, was dragged out on her
,bed,
the children (some adopted, were deptisited in
beds upon the snow,land with incredible labor
and superhuman strength these i three, persons
in thirty 'Monies, cleared the house of the Most
valuable eolutents.'elt i lfough the dishes MO 'all
cooking utensils were dmtroyed.. I arrived on
the spot a little past gir t - but ton late to render
any ssistance, excep t that of. syMpathy. 1 The
barn, containing about 200,C1 bushels of oats,
with other grain and : hay accordingly, stood a
narrow chance, but the wind fortunately blow
ing from the south, it was Saved. The house
was finished, and probably the whole floss is
$lOOO 'or more ; whether insured, or unt I do
not k n ow. Mr. Lyman,, through industry and
good Management, is better able to Sustain this
lot* than many others of this town. I
' I a. L. btu,.
Sweden Valley, 1
Feb.l2' :1867.
St I. I
ore /thous graded Schools.
.. ._ , . ;
Mn. EDITOR : : Allow me to add a word to the
discussion respecting Graded Schools.
Coudersport has not a sufficient pbpulation
to support an -Acitienly while a District school
fails to meet the cleniandi of the people, The
money to support selmolo comes from the pea
; pie whether it be by taxes or ; by tuition. There
is but one object to accoMplish, to wit.:' the ed
million of the children arid ybuth. '
Having, then, 4trie source froti. which to re
eeive funds, midi one object to accomplish, the
praetical gnestion is this 1: Can a Praded School
compass as wide a range of studies as can a
'District school mid an Academy, and do it as
well, and for less money't j , •
A Graded School is simply a Primary sad a
;Fligher school united ? in which acquirement t 4
; the basis of advancement. In a miscellaneous
school a teteher finds ; plenty lof work with
thirty-.-five scholars, while in a Graded' School
the number may be increasedsixty without
'adding to the labor of lb; teach /
i. Ihe reason
of this is obvious when e roil t that as a rule
the-same scholars . ate togeth froth the;time
they enter the _lowest • they j
graduate .front
!
the highest departmen There are fewer but
larger classes. Practice proves that the Glass
pride consequent to th gmdeil plan', ixtrtery
beneficial especially. to; those nclined I& fall
behind. . ' I . • i. ' 1
I.)e
But I will not discuss the ribs said de.
merits of Graded,Schoolsr for while .theie are
I no demeriti the merits are known and acknowl
edged. and I may a:dc,. are felt where such
schools are in progress. ;A Graded School will
pay where there are one hundred scholars ,• I
think not with lers. There should be four de.
partnients, namely , :rimarj Intermediate,
Gammas and Higher. The Cast two can be
jpisbed, ilia/ is, be in the same boom and recite
to the same teacher, bit the department line
shoriii he maintained, land' art scholar, should
be ?Wolfe& to advance to :v higher department
till be sussains,an eFarainationbeilore an exam
ining committee.. So also may tite , first and
second departments be unitetll . .
It is the province otGradediSahoolsio carry
. a large sail r buO tx; mei , of this as is not needed'
can be closely reefed; fpr the 'Owe,. and 113 116.
then cumbersome nor expeirsiye. . „ i
lii no; opus nn aGrarled Si3bool is the thing;
for CouThersport andislamitt be one of her per..
inanent 'ibstitatiotia. h 1 A. W. than.
Knoxv,ille, 111, Yet
' 6, 1867
• Exactness of Expression.
,
ED.3OIIIMAL AM so much pleased with
the discussion elicited by my brief cominunicu
tiori some weeks ago),on ihe subject of Graded
Schools, that I venture to write a few lines on
the subject at the head of this article._
Fvuerriess of expression is a rare - excellencs.
I make, no pretensions to it myself, and yet
strive to correct my l inlperfections inl,tlns re
gard, and therefore, hope may be' *dulled
for asking others to'dp the same.
There is. one werd!, in very common use that
I especially desire to call attention to. because
nearly .everybody has fallen into the habit of
using it infelicitously?. We say "female" col
lege,..ifeinale" visitors, "female,' citizens, and
female" prayer meeting. Any person of good
taste,l who will consult Webster's Dictionary,
will see at a glance that the terni"fethale" in
such expressions is intieffinite as well as inele 7
gant.' The word "woman" willgive exact ex
presion to the idea to be conveyed, and is every
way more appropriate: Hence the authorities
of Vassar Female College have applied to the
Legislature of New. York to change the name
to Vas."ar College ; and the 'Frtustees of the Fe
male Medical College of Philadelphia have
applied to the Legislature of this State to
change the name of their institution tot• Women's
Medical College of Philadelphia."
These examples are 'sufficient to show. the
itnprovement of taste in this respect, and I sub
mit the matter to the good sense of your read
ers. • COI/.
•
rank Moore's! "Women of , the-War."
"Women of Hie *ar." their. lierninin and Self.
Sacrifice. By Fr.tuk Moore, author of the "Rebel
lion Record,. •.Disiy of the A m.rican Revolution,"
etc. Illustrated with i eel 'Engravings. Hartford:
S. S. Remoter) & Co., UM. • = •
This best of the books of the War yet rob
lisbed, is now offered to the public by the can.
iassers. We feel sure it will be found to be a
work of real merit, If, seeks no ephemeral '
popylarity from highly colorerfand Mrinchau. -
Beulah stories of i mpossi ble ad ventures by doubt -
ful females figuring as dasbi.ig .couriers in our
armies .or "spies't in 'the Confederate. Camps.
But its records are the trnthful histories ofnaire
noble lives. Nn' character is here introducer'
that was not asowsfto be pure. Here we have
the experiences of Women who forsook the com
forts of elegant houies, fur the wild scenes, the
Miseries and the dangers of the army life, actu
ated solely by the dt , F_ , ..re to-minister to the suf
fering soldiers. j Ana What scenes they enconn—
tered Somettmesitt the thick ot tiattle, amidst
I plugging shot and bursting shells, succoring the
fallen soldier, regardless of their own peril;
oftener seen at the hospital cot, bathing the
brow of the safferer, attending to- his wounds,
and cheering him in his loneliness and agony
with some saving delicacy that only the
thoughtful heart and ready ham) of -Woman
ever brings.. How many owe their lives today
to the ministrations ef these self sacrificing wo
menY Margaret Breckenridge. Mrs. Lanny
Ricketri, Mrs, Mary Brady, Mrs. Belle Reynolds,
Mrs.' Mary Morris _Husband, and many more in
this noble litit—they are names that deserve to
live. Only by reading the facht of their lives
in the armY--facts', ofrenthnes more thrilling
than any rothanee—;cark we lie let to realize the
beauty and nobility of woman's soul, or the:true
heroism, and the unselfish. faithful devotion of
which women: sre ',Capable. This is the true
field fur material for an interesting book ; and
the author has done; his part- well: Thousands
of our soldiers who Will see this book, will take
it eagerly to their hearts and homes, for the
grateful and undying i meinOries, With NThia its
characters are assoclatedin their own bremrt,s,
The work is splentilly published. Nothing
comparable with it
in ii elegAnce and beauty has
before been brought o ut, of all the .taroks de
voted to our war literature. The portraits of
these women, on steel, are in the very highest
and costliest style ,f the art. We Insr it is
meeting with a grefit sale. It deserves it •
Mr. George Howe, agent fur this Book, is
now in this place nod will canvass the village
and most of the Cloimty, of Whom' •tke Book
can be procured. - • ' '
Dr. Schen° Pulmontc Syrup
'this great medicine cured Dr, J. 11. Schenck,
the ! Proprietor, of; Pulmonary. Consumption.
when it had assumed its most formidable aipect
and when speedy deatli s appeared to be inevita
tile. His physician's pronounced his case inept.-
able, when he comMenced the use of this simple
but powerful' remedy. His health was restored
in a very short time,and no return of the disease
has been apprehended, for all the symptoms
quickly disappeared, and his present ,weight is
more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recover he has devoted his atten
tion excluswely to. the cure of consumptionand
the diseases which are complicated with it, and
the cures effected by his
,inedicines have been
v e i.v numerous and truly , wonderful Doctor
S e g en el:.iiin:res professional visits to several of
the larger ci;.ies weekly,eylere he has a large
concourse of paiLmts, and it is truly astonishing
to see poor consumpiive4,that have to be lifted
out of their carriages, rind in a few months
hc.ilthy, robust person. - Dr; ;Scnsseit's Penn,-
:sic Szswitry ToNic,and 2,l,oainassE PILLS
are generally all required in curing consumption
Full directions aecompaity , each, so that any one
can take them without seeing Dr, Schenck, but
when it is convenient it is best to see. him: He
gives advice free: but for thorough etcaraina-
Lion. with his Respiremeter his , fee is three dollar
Please observe;when purchasing, that the two
likeness of the3doctor; one whoa in the last
stage of consumption, and the other as he now
is, in perfect health, nie on the government
stamp.
General aholestils Agents: Demas Banes
Co., 21 Park HO:, New York ; Ironed,
108 Baltimore SC,Bultimore,ltld.gc,hn 17. Park,
N. E. corner of Fourth and Walnut St... Cinci
nnati, Ohio; Walkor, S Taylor,l34 and 136 Wa
bash Avenue, Chicago, Ill.; Collins:BrOgiers,
southwest corner of Second and Vine St.s., St.
I,m As, Itfo: I [3rdw.eamo.lyrOctp, /
THE .AMtRICAN
•
qOW-MILKING MACHINE! I
Tye GREATEST and most. SU,I6CESSFUL
INVEPTTION of the abie !
Every prudent farmer should have one.
Secure your OWN teiritory.
Apply - early at the office.
Exchange Buildings. Harrisburg, Pa,
Feb.l9, 186 e. 3ur
VALUABLE FARM
AND ROLE STAN% FOR 'RENT,
At Colestitir
undersigns -to inform those;
j r.l wishing; to rent that be will ren t the',
fine mid tat farm situated at the'
above named place. for three years from the
first day of April, 1867, It contains
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFIT
of land, of whi h about sixty acres ere ploughed:l
seventy acres of meadow, and one :hundred
acres of pastUre. I -
The above fora Cash rent. ,_
He wiltulso rent at the same time, if desired,!
the live stock on the farm, consisting of nine
cows. one hundred sheep, with a fine stock of
hogs, chickens and geese, and abdut twenty
young cattie r ell all ItiOds, to double in. three
yearn. i; 1 1
There is also ox. leans whielb the renter
cart have if he desires. 1
Approved security must be give'.
I 'will be in Coudersport, at Vernrifyears
Hotel, on the 25th day of February; to reinain
one week, and Will not close the bargain until
the third day to give farmers from a distance;
an opportunity to examine this farm- ' 1
. ' StitIlUEL bl. MILLS.
Titusville, Feb. 15, 18G7.
•
SELE
Miss M. E. D
Schskil in the,C
day, 31arch 4;1
Ttose. intetidi i
instruction Vs •
Tuition to be
sa folliows
Intermediitte
Common En.
Higher, •
Book Keepin!
Incidentals.
Comkrsport,
,Firth' _Music Store ~
.
. D .i irs 4l.w irra .F3r; r4 .-To:- Ir . '
(Soccessorfts Firth, So et Company,) ,- ,
,MUSICS , .PUBLISIIER
, . ManMeitner and Importer of -
eal lON rnments, . '
211uot - -
1 .
'rlano Fortes,. ..
, ilielotleotits, . .
' Cabinet .otworts, '
li.ndeversdcw; piton of Musical titerehondlse
. ado N't w ork Agency for the celebrettol,
.
Gptitore • Co"o Banllpstratocota„
Our Band Dep4tment is inkier the pmsotiel onperal
pion of Mr. D. T.. nOwNO7O.. - " '
Wholesale Mid Retail Depot for the nusivalled •
Farliur.df.tt Co ttage Organ
Which challen c teo comparison as the most effective
Instrument yet rifered to the public.
New and plaice Music Pablahed :Daily. .
' raf-Catalomses and Trice Lists of Instruments for
olobed on application. ,
trirlsitest Music from airthe lending Publishers in
Amer/ix I .
tar Any piece of Music, or Music Book, sent by
nail; post-paid, on receipt of retail price.
Zar'Ordershy mail for uoicor Instruments receive
Prom pt nod careful attention.
saran goods warranted to process represented, at
FIRTH'S MUSIC STORE, • •
563 Croadwny; New York.
IBM.lyear
WAGON-SHOP
• AND .
BLACKSMITHINC,
In Lewisville Potter County Pa
Hl undersigned desirea to inform - the in.
_habitants of Potter Catlfify that . he is pre
pared to do all kinds of • • •
WAGON AND BOGGY WORN
Una Blacksmithing, at the lowest prices. New
work both light and heavy, built to order.
Having bought the Wagon' Shop known as
E. Hackett's Mill Shop, in the village of Lewis
ville, and with the assistance of Water Power,
and the best of seasoned Lumber, he will do
work on abort notice, at Hie Cheapest Prices:
Call and see for yourselves:
N. L. KIMBALL,
Lewisville Feb. 4, 1567.--41 •
WAsran—A. good WOrkinan, A' mart with
a family preferred.
.. NOT!A HUMBUG!
T am atrtharized to sell Doty's einthei and Wool
I. Washer its the county, and having used one for
three months 1 nay ; unqualifiedly, they are just what
they promise -n gon.d . thirig. A strung , man or
woman can wash as mach. in two hours as a woman
can wash on a :ornmon wash board in eight how s.
.4 fair test Will convince any one that it :if noi r pmbog.
A will sell them at a profit or Oais Doidrio cab each
'Machina, Correspondence Invited. .
Lain, sell the Universal Clcithei , Wrinker witli togs.
Any Wringer will answer that Will work ma' a tub.
Usual price of a Washer, i $l4 :militia
4 Wringer,. i 660 10 and $l2
1 will e'en considerably les ,my object heina chie fl y
to introduce a useful article. I L. BIIIID.
Brookland: Pm, Dee. 20, l 66.
;
GERMANIA., Potter Co.,' Pa., Aug. 1, 1863..
XI'MICE. is herd*. given that Charles Pm
.l.7‘ short now or late a this county, holding
the i'ollowing described !property. has not ye'
paid any eonsideration Whatever fcr the 'same,
and all persons, are. licrey warned not to ptir
chaSe any or said prope ty of the said Bushor
before the decision. of .he, Court is given in
tbi4, case and C. Busho- has paid to me the
coaideration money t4refor.'
The following is the property :
Ist. A certain tract pf land near the Ger
mania Mill, in warrant 5075. Abbott toirnibip,
Potter county, Pa., containing 100 acres.—
Also 25 acres in warrant 507 S and adjoining
the above.
2nd. certrin tract ()flaw], with Mill and
improvements thereon, near Kettle Creel, in
warrant 5/310, in Stewartson townshipiPOttel
county, Pa., containing about 204 acres,
C. Busbor holds also iii /Treat warrant no.
2501, in. Gaines township, Tioga county, Pa,
on the mad lending from Germania to Gaines,
containing 850 acres.
tf WM. RADDE.
TER HEA
COUGHS,
TEMPER,
YERS, rou:
LOSS OF'
TITE AND
ENERGY,.
use Improve
wiad r ins
the appetite—)
a smooth
glossy skit
transforms
meLserable it
hem,
County, Pa.
. In all disease of Swine, Rich as Cought,tilsera fet
the Lungs, Liver ~ •
le (
Se., this article - 1
, - , - -
sets as I speeille. c'. .
By putting from . ' - . '
one-half a raper
to a. a per n
forret p
of swill the .-- 4 1-=--
Obove diseases 4 - - _,.--....2- - ' r._ - = -- ' - 7 --- - ----- . -,-...- ::.....-----__
will be eradigated -- --, - --r. -..---,-- -
or entirely prevented. If given fn . time, a eerhdir
preventive eat! cure for the Be Cholera.
Price 2&:Ceata per Paper, or 5 Papers for li.
PBEPABBD sir
ig, A. ror TZ & urto.,
WA=
• IVIIMISALN MO AND MEDICINE DIVOT.
No., US Pat lat St., Baltimore, Md.
. For Sale by,Drugglata sad. Storekeepers through
out the WWI Slates;
Sold by P,:A. STEBBINS k. CO.,CQuders
port, Pa. I -
T SCHOOL.
'
VI DSON will bpen a sa ti n
'udersport ,Aeaderay,
:57, to continue: Twelve wee
4, to teach will reeeivjapeCial
Eittite middle of the Term;
• .. $3 00 -
5 00
511 --
(extra), 1 00
25
b. 4. 1867. 3w
Notice.
FOUTZ'S
Pain
'This preparatfon,
tong and favorablt
kpo aa , will shoe
oughly reinvlgoratp
broken-down aad
low-spirited horses,'
by strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach and intes
tines.
It Is a sure pra•
"Mill's(' at all dls•
eases incident to
%dog is !nearest:de.
-"yes the quality
`le milk. It Dee
proven by u•
. experiment ter
,create the qua" ,
.ity of milk and
cream twenty per
•nt. and matte the
At ter arm. end
reel. In fattening
Ile, it gilleit Thine
xppatite, ioolamiS
Ic hide,
um them firth
PLASTER !
11111 E undersigned would o inform thicitizens
, t!f Potter that has
60 Tilos of Plastet •
• =
at his store in Mil)grove, which 16 sell'm
low as any place on the ' railroad.' •
S. COI4WFIL:
!grove, h Feb. 5, 186 • ,
. ,
_
Do Y .
otil 103.0 w ''[t7
TV) you know tbat Neornlgla , and Rhutitatu t sreica
LI he cured too nu know thakmany po r sufferers
- .om the aches and pains so precaleot at tins etll6llll
of the year, have found nelcome relief by using new
and powerfnl morels . ; n .11ed - • - •
- SALUTIFER?
It is the great external tali for .Neuralgia; Rhea
matistn,Quinsy,Sore 'Throat, nuttiness of the Limb..
C*lck In the tract, Pleurisy. Chilblains, and 111/11V
oth.-r diseases which are cured and always benefited
by an outsardsipplication.: feseprenspd
lion. eo safe and convenient so. easily applied. that
eofriybod'y will ago% ,13.1dutifler is sold 1,3' ill deafer"
in medicine 1110 °rids h.er bottle.' • •
, von pw.S.*. BY
Ellison. it• Thompson, and Chas. S. Jonas, in
Coudersport, 'Mid by 'Burris' kotter • Ulyeaes,
Peuna. • . • Oct22-iy
NEW. NAN
AND
PRICES !
NE
.C. H. ARMSTRONG ; .
•
Would respectfupy inforn: the ettfze'ns of
Potter county-that-he hot purchased the
Store, and
TIN-SHOP
recently owned by Henry Olmsted. and
will •ontinue the business at the old stand
THt 01.14iTED BLOCK.
he will keep eonstandy on hand a
Wher
LAR
AIVID C.AREPULLY
SELECTED SVOC.II
r,vtheag asually kept in , a Mird
:tpee, canartg iehieh Ufa It; found
F CHSAVY HARDWARE,
.41VG; P0.:1" AN.O F'ABLOR
A.
STOVE,'
I il SHEET-IRONWARE
of ear,
ware
MB
COO
TIN
PP
gf
KETTLA'S;
4WIDEkg,
SCOTCH-BOWLS
7XG-PANS,
FR
SAP-PANS,
Cli UL1?11ONS.
ALSO,
ricultural Implements,
as Plows, Sciapers, Cul-
EM.
It vators, Corn-Shellers,
Horse-Rakes, Hoes,
Straw-Cutters.
WORK IS WELL MADE and
GOOD MATERIAt. • Good
andsOstantial Eaves-Troughs
I put ups . any part of the
'COunty..
Efi
'VE HIM A TRIAL I
Coudersport, Feb. , 5,1867.
BOSTON, CLOTHS HOUSE !
THE subscribes sespeetfAy Informs the citizens of
Coudersport and the pablie in general, that be
bas opened a , .
READY MADE
1 CLOTHING STORE,
GILLETT'S SLOCK
WELLSVILLE,
AT4JEGANT CO, .N.Y
One door below
•
'• 1 •
ANDERSON 4- DOOpITTLE'S
HARD WARE' !STORE,
Mere will be found at alt times, a Conti:date lestoll
utents and latest styles of !
CLOTHING,
HATS,
CAPS,
FURNISHING, GOODS,
TRUNIP
Our motto Is
Cheap for Cash, Quick Sales'
. Small Profits, But One. Priem
New Goods received every week.
Call and examine our Goode and Price's before going
elsewhere.
. U. IL OPP;
October 22.11
FINE FANCY FURS 1
CHAS; A. BEIRIPICIFI.
No. 407 Broadway, and 3 , 2 Malden Lane, New Sort,
Importer, Manufacturer -and Shiplier. of
FURS,
Offers hIS large and well assorted flivUK of Finn Fara,
In ail styles, at lowest Manufaoturerre , prices. •
Highest pricepaid for BallißLNOt VMS.
lki" Bend for Circular.- •
GOOD NEWS
NEW GOODS
STRANGE
ME
rilitialra
THE LOWEST FOSSIBLE PRICES
BARGAINS BARGAINS!
No attention Daid to the cost' of
Prompt eonformity 'ffithe:feyest
Market Prices.* our established
MI
We are deteratined to& glye the
public the Benefit of the I'FALL,
We sign try to prove the REle
"Woks both Ways."
You paid high prices whet, goods
Went tlfi f we will see to it that
you pay low prices now GOODS
Others may go down, but we de
not intend to be beaten.
ill we ask is to give us a Ca%
Shop much as yau please., If
you know our prices we feel stir
111
We are ht for the trade this spring
and are determined that
CHARLES S..JONES•
Shall take thei lead in jfurnishing this!,
•. • -
section oti the country ; , with the best
ofl the:
articles for the least money. Ours is the
Store where that can be done, COME,
SEE, and be CpNVINCED. ,
Cotton Goods!
wd , are now offering at prides which can
not fait to strike the purchaser as
oabusettiip
CALICOES WITH THE STARCH
I L
OUT OF ROTH CLOTH A,19
PniEVIT4O3OIII
BROAD-CLOTI-I,
Plain &Fancy Cassimerei
STANDARD . MUSLIN S
Bleached and Unbleached
Muslins of all PaPices.
Flannels of all Colors.
SILIM LINEN
1-IANDKERCLUIEVS,
SPOOL COTTON.'
Tickin.g, Striped Shirting.
Denims. Crash. Toweling
TADIES' DRESS GOODS,
All -Wool Dabbles, imt.Debbies.
' Mohair Imitres,
GROCERIES;-
Of all kinds. COFFEES, WHITE & BROWN
SUGARS, SYRUP COMON MOLASSES,
GRIMM & BLACK TEA S, SPICES of-all
kinds. A great variety of be oest brands of
SMOIOSO & CHEWING tOBACCO. Cort!
Brooms, Cedar Buckets; No. Land 2 Mackerel,.
Labrador Earring, Hams .1 Shoulders.
Also,
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
READY-MADE - CLOTHING,
ROOTS and SHOES,
HARDWARE, AC.-
REMEMBER WE I PAY ME HIGHEST
PRICE FOR COUNTRY- !RODUCE.
• CHARLES s. Jon&
Coudensiorl, June 5, 1856.
AND
BUT
IN
MI
GOODS.
ME
PATLE.
this time.
tee ,down,
of a sale.
111
All ; binds of