A. HUM !RUG. 1
AateOW OFTEN WE REAR 'MIS' EXPRESS
ion from 'miens rending advettisements of
nt Medicine/3 ' mill in nine cases out of ten they
may be right. It ll over 19 years sincol.l introduced
liny km-dicinb. the VEN171•1 , 2 MAIM ENT. o tbeublic.
I had no moldy to advertise it, so 1 eft it fo p r sale
with a few druggists and storekeepe s through a
small section•oi ti.e country, many takitig it with rii.
luetauce, but I told them to let any on have• lt, and
1(11 did not do all I stated on my pamphlet, no ore
used pav . fur it, In some stores two or three bottles
were taken on trial by persons present; I was, by
mane. thought Crazy, and that would be the last they
would see of me. But I knew my medicine was no
humbug. to about two mouths I began to receive
orders for more Liniment,some cal ing# my valuable
Linimeet, who had refined to sign a receipt when I
- loft it at their store. Now my stales are Millions or
, L
battles yearly, ands!) for cash. I warritnt it. superior
to any other,mgdicine for the cure of Croup, Diar
rhoett,.llyserMy, Colic, Vomiting, Sp %roe, and Sea
ifoltness, as an interoal remedy. It is , rfeetly inn°.
Gent to 'mice internally, see oath accoripanylog each,
bottle;-and 'externally for Chronic Rheumatism,
~.Iteadsche, Mantua, Fro•ted Feet, B /flees, Sprains,
Old'Sores, SWellings, Sore Throat's, Ece., &e. Sold
by all the Druggists. 1) pot, 56 Cortiandt Street,
New Teak.' - . .
Ayeetr . Cherry Pecitoral
Ts a seething expectorant, prepared to meet the
I 8
urgent need of a safe anti reliable . ure foi diseases
sof the tbrunt , ind lungs. A trial of many years has
established the fact, that it is more efficacious In
pulmonary affections; than any other remedy. Its
sitHescy has now become so general"; known, that It
IsJuAly regarded In many countries is n. medicine of
indispensable necessity: In Great Britain, Yrance
and Ger many, where medical science; has reached Be
highest perfection, It Is prescribed in domestic prac
tice, and constantlY used in the armies, In ho•ipltalis
end other public Institutions, where It isitegartied by
the attending physicians as the mind speedy and
agreeable remedy that can he employed. Scarcely
any neighborhood can be found where well known
eases of diseased lunge which had bitilled the etlbrts
of the most skillful and experienced doctors, have not
'Risen permanently cured by it. Tlicke results are the
tried tionvineingproolk of the superior curative prop.
attics or thIS preparation • and to them the authors
}Mat with peculiar amid ation. While it Is most
powerful against confirmed diseases, it Is extremely
gentle as a medicine in infancy and youth' being
quite harmless to even the youngest, when admlnis.
teredjudielbusly.
This bealth•reatorer accoMplisbes even more i ihy
prevention than cure. If faxen in season, It
Irritations of the throat and lungi; whether arislog
from Golds or Coughs. or from Other causes, and theta
prevent that long train of painful and incurable dig.
cases, which would arise front - the neglect of them.
Hence titifitirtily should be without it. Influenza,
Crimp, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough; Plow isy,iln- I
cipient Consumption, and other , allectinns of the
breathing organs, give way before this pro eminent
combination of medilial virtues.
Prepared by Da. J. C. Al ER Co., Lowell
.llats., end sold by all Droplste and dealers to mod
lelnes everywhere.
Ladies of Delicate COnstitution
And' uncertain health' are strennously• advised to
. throw aside the nous COB and M.eless preparations
with which titer:ire a customcd to drug themselves:
and test the hygeian, bnV-and-mind•strcngthcning
virtues of HOSTEWER'S STOMACH. BIT
TERS. lit all the complaints and disabilities
arising from various ca nons, they `tt•ill find this cheer,•
lug, refreshing and invigorating preparation of eat a
ordinarr efficacy. Its regulatidg Pr•porties are won
derful, and as a remedy fur the languor, nausea, tre.
mere convulsions, hysteria, &c , which often accom•
party the development of womanhood, Whoa no equal
among the prescriptions of the faculty or advertised
medicines. For the may distressing feelings which
lusher in and often follow the period of maternity.
and also for the painful and daugerono symptoms
which sometimes accompany ••ch:woe of lite," - HOS
.TICTTEIt'S BITTERS are earnestly recommended.
No other restorative seems to suit co well the cOnsti
tutfons and the organization of the feebler sex. in
■ll MAN of Female Debility, where there is want of
brisk vital action, the BlTTERS.produce a most im
portal change—relieving local weakness, and re
isstablishina the ge,rMmi health. ,
Alteockls PorouS Pltsteri.
LAME BAGS.
• New York Nov. 23, 1859.
T. & I : lately watfered
sevetely ;from a weakness in my back. flaying heard
Jour plisiars much recommended for cures of this
kind, I procured one, and the result was all I could
desire.. A single plaster cured me in a week.
Yours respectfully,
J. Eh ISGIGGS. Proprietor of the Brandreth House.
CURE CF CRICK IN THE BACK AND LUMBAGO.
Lyons, N. Y., July 4, 1862. •
Messrs. ALLCOCK S. Co.: Please send me a dollar's
worth of your plasters. They have cured me of n
ertek In my back, which has troubled me for some
time, and now my father is g• mg to try them for
difficulty about hie heart. .ll SHERWOOD.
Dr. Green, No. 863 Broadway. New York, Informs
us he sold, on Monday. June 22d, 1882, two plasters
to a young woman suffering very severely from lom
tago. On Thurlday she called to get two more for a
Vend, and then stated bow the two she had pur
timed on Monday had relieved her immediately
after putting ts•erit on, and CORED Hen IX TWO DALTS
Of a most disagreeable pain In her book and loins.
Sold by all Druggists
INVASION !
:D. you wish to have your hair cauterized from the
scalp? 'Then beware or the new brood of Vitriolic
. and Canestle Dye+ got up by nm+trum•mongors, who
bear the same relation to the responsible Chemist that
Pirates Emd Privateers
;bear to hnuest merchantmen.' Remember that the
experiepce of years, and the! very highest scientific
'endorsements, guarantee the superiority of.
" CB/ST.4ID ORO' S, H.AIR DYE,
`over every other In use. It Is purely vegetable, in.
.fallible and Instantaneous Manufaetured by J.
CRI3TAIIORO, 6 &star Rouse, New York. Sold
Druggists. Applied by aft Ralr.Dressers.
MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED. Just putt-
Haled, a now edition of Dr. CHLVERWELL'S
Celebrated Essay on the radical cure (without medi•
'clue) of Spermatorrhoea, or seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Seminal .Losses, Impotency, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, Impedinients to Maritime, etc.:
also Consumption. Eptiensiy, and Pits Induced by
sel -Indulgence or scowl extravagance. .
Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
Tne celebrated nether in this adinirable essay
clearly demonetreles. from a thirty years' soccee•ful
prac ticeo hat Hie (domino consequences of self-abuse
may be radicilly cured without the dangerous u'e of
internal medicine or the application of the knife—
poitoirm out a mode of cure at once simple, certain,
and off ctual,,by means of which every sufferer, no
Matter what his condition May be, may core himself
'cheaply privately, and radically,
• This lecture (should be in the hands of every
youth and 'every man in the land.
Sent, undersea!, In aplain envelope, to any address,
post paid, on receipt of six cents, or compost stamps.
Address the publishers,
CIIABA . . C. KLINE &
=Bowery, NOW York, Post Office box 4 556
A, S. Stillman,
'WELLSVILLE,
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SCHOOL, m
IHSCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS, • .
. POCKET BOOKS,
tieniorandums, Diaries, Gold &
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also added . •
Looking . Glasses, °vat, Alien-Toe and SQUIRE
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Ere Is Agent for the
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the simplest and best .51i/thins yet sabred to the
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CABINET ORGAN'S-
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Beautiful Holiday Good;
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lot aoy i articiee in his line„
['oracles furnished %vial; School Dooke at rubliebor's
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THE POTTER_COUNTY JOURNAL
rir'IMMI"3 7 ZW
Eocal and General:
•
0 2— With this week's issue much of ourad
rerusing expires. when w4,'' will be better able
to attend to the'wants °four readers.
,tff - John H. Surratilas arrived at Wasliingi•
ton and bas bleeti indicted for murder. He
be tiled by a civil Court. I
! • I
• . _
sar - Don't forget the "Garber in the bascinent
of On Condersport Hotel. Mr, Haynes is pre
pared to do alt business in ••line equal t 4 any
shop in the country.
1
'The Excise Law hashbeen enforcled
in-
New York city with effect that are exi:eed
ingly gratifying to the friends of morality and
public order: •If the tide Of intemperance in
New:York can not be wholly, dried,:up, it can,
at least on one day at the week, be put tinder
very wholesorne restraints,.
--------...--..:...0.-L-l.e i
Or The Lock Haven; Jersey Shorl, and
Williamsport papers are having a furiouslquar
rel over the traveling on Suilday of a trope of
low theatrical vagabonds. lf the comm fifties
will support "such things"..it is just such ' hings
as the communities should ihave. As i is, we
are glad we are too poortoltempt the d uken
leeches,
. ...... J_ . .
Scene--- - 4. Illardware Sto e. •
Enter, a myciung man from Wellsville 1
Young man--“ Got any apples l" , I [
Clerk—"No, sir." 1 I I
Young man—" Got any g m I"
Clark—"No, sir." . r ~
Young man--" Gosh! Y.O don't kee noth
in' du ye !" 1 ,
Legislative.
HAtititsamia, February '7i,—The House passed
the joint resolutions ratifying the Constitutoinal
amendment The Senate! bad already passed
them. I
.
A bill passed the Senate, which will un
doubtedly the House, whi4h makes it an offensefor the railroad apd railway corporations to
make any distinction with passengers etn ac
count of race or color. I j
•
Or Chester Shattuck,lof Oswayo township,
Was accidentally shot thr)ough his left shoulder
on Tuesday morniig last; Be was.prepared to
go on a hunting eXpeditibn, when one of his
dogs sprang up against his side and in'slipping
down one of the dog's pairs caught on th'e ham
mer of the gun Which 14 had standing gainst
his person, pulling it back so fir that when the
hammer sprang back oh the cap it was with
sufficient force to explode it, sending the charge
through his shoulder. He will
recuverl
nr In , 1866, sixteen million tons hf coal
were mined and marketed in Pennsylvitnia, ai
increase of two millions over 1865, and of four
over 1860.. Value, $80,000,090, this
year.
In 1866, the quantity ,of petroleum produced
in the State was ninety million of .gt.llons,
Value, $47,211),379.
In 1866, the product of pig iron WaSi g 46 ,!26 . 8
0(10
. '
cons ; increase of 00,0 d 0 tons over e year
before, and valued at $31,020,86
The aggregate value of these three articles is
$153.231,243.
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UNFOIITUNAiE AND FOWTITNATR.j,—The Penango
Citizen, says: "About tO days ago Afri Francis
Collier one of our citizens, was worklng at an
oil well on the Allegheny riser, and while turn
ing the bull-wheel, hej unfortunatelyi had his
arm caught and broke off immediately above
the wrist, This is a sail case; as ildr. IC. is de
pendent upon his labor fora living.l We are
glad to learn, however} that be acted the part
of a wise man, by, the timely insqrance . against
general accidents in the sum 0f154,500, in the
Traveler's Insurance p Company.l of Hartford,
Conn., by which , he weives prnMptly, at the
end of each week, $12:50." M.W.lifcAlarney,
at Coudersport, is agetit for this nnipany, how
will issue policies on applicationi
STRUCK BT LIGrITXING b F.T.I3II47ANT.—Last
Saturday night, when the thunder) storm that
passed over this;portion of the State was at its
height, the dveel) , lng house of Mr.l William Stem,
Cherryville;Northampton coup tY, was struck
by lightning, twice in succession. The electric
fluid struck one,of the gable ends) knocking it
into the street, then passed loWn into the par.
for, putting out the lights; overturning the
chairs, and tearing up the carpets,lafter which
tt entered the cellar and passel into the earth.
Mrs. stein, who was alone tt' the tinie,was ren
dered insensible by the sho clt, Mid ;Was restored
to consciousness with considerable difficulty:—
Harrisburg Telegraph,
I
SLEIGIIRIDING.-.A. chap 1 town; of the prac
tical sort, has invoked the blames !to help him
properly apostrophize "the beautiful snow :"
i
0 the snow, the snow, th beautiful snow !
Such a lovely thing, you linow,eyou know.
Mantle of purity ; about as Whike
As a blacksmith's shirt of alSaturday night.
How the swirl of the flakes the wind exalts—
So like a shower of Epsoin
, '
And the dashing sleighs,gow swift they glide
With people half frozektakkriMa ride.
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Ho, boy ! a pail of ice-wakeslhrinF
And over my; ead the teti-bell' ring.
put snow in my face white triyi feet I soak,
I'll have my fun, if I. am' dead broke,
111ECONSTRV . COON..
The following are the Union Ipointe in the
Reconstrnctinn Bill as it had pAssed both Houses
of Congress, l and sent to the ll'resident. It is
1 •
d:fficult to say whether itL id:wet with hia
1
approve.: - 1 1
I. The Rebel States wq retain their present
governments. but merely as ; provisional govern
ments, under which no ptisoli Who, as the
third section of the Ciinstduqonal Amend
ment enacts "having taken an oath as a mem
ber of Congress. or as an Otliecriof the United
States, or as a Member of ti,,,..yStote Legislature.
or as executive; or judicial lotlicetf of any State,
to support the l)oustitutkmcifthe Vnited States,"
shall have aided the Rebellion, iieligibk to of
fice. And also under suet)! 'governments no
discrimination in regard tolcelorisliall be made
in the erectri-e franchise) 1. I
11. While these . Provisional governme.rits ex-.
ist, the'llebel States are tolbe divided into mil
itary districts, governed by, officers of the army,
with power ; to 1; organize ; tuilhary courts, supe
rior to State authority. ' I ,
• II i. Thelpeople of the Thebei Siates ‘ xvhen
ever they are tired of this government, may, it
a vote of all their citizens, without respect t
color, except ;thoae didiudlified from holding
,
office by the. Oonstituttondl Amendment, elect
delegates td a Convention; tO . ;forirt State Censti
tutions. When these Constitutions are estab
lished, upon the basis of impartial suffrage, and ,
are ratified ,'byithe•peojtle. and *hen the States
thus organized have a 9pted the Constitutional
Amend:licit, they shall he adniitted to repro
sentation in Congress, when Military rule will
cease, and South Carolina). and Texas will hold
the same places in the Union de New York and
Acuisachusetts. Nor is thcre Want of cause to
hype that this' result m 411343411 be reached', for
those provisions of the bill whielt once estab
lish impartial Suffrage Make 'the Freedmen
equal partitipatits id the Voil,c3--,Yrirfrientne,
or OcheCounties in the State are so Wail
please. d withi ,
the results of the Potter county
prohibitory,. igtioi'Law that they ere petition-1
mew extend it. _Beaver county it is espeetect.
will suee.eed in securing this righteous and sal . i
rang law. ' ' - - 1
RE PREPARED.
" How often are People, both adults anil chili
dren, attacked. at ;the dead hour of night Witli
cholera morbus, crimps, choke, vomiting ;and
purging ; a doctor cannot be obtained till morn
ing ; the case grows worse ; perhaps,death hais
already claimed its victim ;--fa few doses. of
Coe's Dpspepsia Cure would have relieved tlik.
cramps and pains and soon cOmpletely cured
the sufferer of his troubles: Mothers, hive it
ready for your children ! Fathers, provide t
fur your household 1
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EVERY SAT twilyi--In addition to the • eel
lent Serials, by Miss Thackeray, Henry binge
icy-and Edmund Yates,. this polTular WOkly
has numerous short,pithy articles on European
political and social topics, which are of (great
interest to :all intelligent Americans. It also
gives everyl week one or more choice poeMs by
Swinburne.l Buchanan. Jean. 1 ngelow, some
other of thrising poets of England ; frequently
it is enriched by a ttanslation
.0 some specially
instructive or interesting sketch from French
and German periodicals. In fact, in contains
weekly a valuable miscellany of what is best
and—to
. A.rnerican readers—most attractive 'in
Foreign current Litelature. It is published by
Ticknor &I Fields, Boston.
Frank oore's "Women of the War."
"Women of the War:" their lierolem and Self
Sacrifice. By Frank Moore, author of the "Rebel
lion Record," "Diary of the American Revolution"
etc. Illustrated with S eel Engravings. Dartford:
S. S. %tauten & Co., 1866.
This best of the boas of the war yet pub
lished, is now offered to the public by the can
vassers.. We 'feel sure it will be found to be a
work of real merit. It seeks no ephemeral
popularity fiom highly colored and Mandan
selfish stories of impossible adventures by doubt
ful fertiftes figUring as dashio i g couriers in our
armies or "spies' in the COnfederate • tamps.
But its records are the truthful histories of more
noble lives. No character is here introduced
that was not Iteciwri to be pure. Here we have
the experiences of women who forsook the com
forts of elegant homes, for the wild scenes, the
miseries and Ithe dangers of the army life, actu
ated solely by the desire to.minister to the suf
fering soldiers. And what ieenes they:encoun
tered ! !Sometimes in the thick of batile,ninidet
plunging shot and bursting shells, succoring the
fallen soldier, regardless of their own peril ;
oftener seen! at the hospital cot, bathing the
brow of the flatterer, attending to his wounds,
and cheering him in his loneliness and agony
with some r i saving .delicacy that only the
thoughtful heart and .ready hand of woman
ever brings.' How many owe their lives to-day
to the ministrations of these self sacrificing wo
men ? Margaret Breckenridge. Mrs. Danny
Rickets, Mrs. Mary Brady, Mrs. Belle Reynolds,
Mrs. Mari Morris Husband, and Many more in
this noble list—they are names that deserve to
live. Only,hy reading the facts of their lives
in the army—facts oftentimes more thrilling
than any romance—can we.be let to realize the
beauty and nobility of woman's soul, or the true
heroism, and the unselfish. faithful devotion of
which. women are capable. This is the true
field for materiel for an interesting book ;. and
the anther has dime 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 memories with which its
characters are associated in their own breasts...
The work is splendidly published. Nothing
cornparablO with it in elegance and beauty - has
before been brought out, of all the..books de
voted to our war literature. The portraits of
these women, on steel, are in the very highest
and costliest style of the art. We hear it is
meeting with a great sale. It deserves it.
( Mr. George fluwe, agent for, this Book, is
now in this place and will canvass the village
and most of the County, of whom the Book
can be procureq. •
SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC
This medicine invented by Dr. J. H. Schenck
of Philadelphia, is intended to dissolve the food
and make it into chyme, the grst process of di
gestion. By cleansing the stomach with Dr.
Schenck's "Mandrake Pills, the Tunic soon ra
n stores the appetite. and food that could not be
eaten before using"it will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's
eulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and liver
is made healthy and the appetite restored,hence
the Tonic and Pills are required in nearly every
case .of consumption. A half dozen bottles of
the SEAWEED TONIC and three or four
boxes of the MANDRAKE PILLS v;ill care
any ordinary case of dyspepsia.
Dr.Schen el:: makes professional visits in New.
York,BOston, and at his principal office in Phil
adelphia every week week. - See daily papers
of each place, or his pamphlet on consumption
for his days for visitation,
Please observe,when purchasing ; that the two
likeness of the doctor, one when in the last
stage of consumption; and the other as he now
is, in perfect: health, are on the government
stamp. •
• ,General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes it
_Co., 21 Park! Row, New York ; S. S. Hunce,l
108 Baltimore St.,Baltimore,lld.;Jchn D.Park;
N. E.'corner of Fourth and Walnut St., Cincin;
nazi, Ohio; Walkor & Taylor, 134 and 136 Wei.
bash Avenue, chicago, Ill.; Collind Brothers,
southwest corner of Second and Vine Sts., St.
Louis, Me, [4thw.ea.ino.lyroco2
1566 • : ISGG
rhilad l elphia & Erie Railroad.
• pniS grgat itne travgreeolho Northern and North•
west eanntiee or PenneYlvania to the city of Erie
on ink° Erie. It hag been leased and la operated by
the PENNSYLVANIA MiII . ROAD COMPANY.
Time of passenger trains nt EM PORIU I.
LEAVE EASTWARD.
Erie "Itfaq Trnin 5:10 P. X,
Erie Express Train 1 0- 4 A. U.
_ _
LEAVE WESTWARD,
Erie Mall Train
Erie Express Train
_ .
........ A. N,
9 :17 A. JA
rasaunger ears run through on the EritiMall and
Expre.e truing without Chatiffe both ways between
Philudeiphin and Erie.
.-NEW YOIK COMMON.
Lento New T . ork m Opl A. 31 , arrive at Erielo.oo Aar:
Leave NeW.York at 5:00 P. 31., arrive at Erie 7.15
Leave Erie at *5 30 r. IL, arrive at New York 4.40, P. 31,
Leave Erie at 0.10 A.m., arrive at New York 10.10 A.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on all Night trains
Fur information mepecting Passenger businese,ap.
ply at Corner of ZOt'a and Slarket atreete,Fhilnd4pltia
And for .Freight imisinese of the Com pany , i Agents
S. i. Kingstou, Cor. 13th and Market streets.
.
T. W. Reynolds, Erie.
\Vm. Brown, At N. C. N. it , Baltimore.
H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agt. Fhilada
"'AV 1 NN ER, General TI cket Agt,. fshilnda
- ;.11, General Supq, Erie.
THE 'AMERICAN.
COW-MILKING MACHINE!
The GREATEST and most SUCCESSFUL
. 'INVENTION of the age It.
Every prndentfarmer should have one,
. Secure your OWN' territory.
Apply early at the office. •
Exchange Building. Harrisburg,. Pa,
Feb,l9,Ad6i, 31v
Administrators N
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad:artie
r% I trntion on the estate of Sarnuti I EL Waite. da t'd
Into pf Independence; N. Y., have been grantte% to.
thelindersigned; theretore all persons' indelaed to
said estnte will please make immediate paymentond
Ova having chtims against the curio, yilllrresaat
tl.e:i duly au tlaqati e.aird, for settlement to
• ' GROH* B bk, Wlirrit, edmi . nistrator.
fa
s u b, 2.0, isoi. .
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SELECT SCHOOL.
Miss M. E. DAVIDSON will often a-Select
School in the Coudersport Acadediy, on Awn
nay, Atarch 44867, to continue Twelve weeks.
Those intending to• teach Will 'receive Special
instruction FREE.
.. Tuition, to be paid_at the middle of the Term,
as follortra
Primary,
Intermediate,
Common English,
Higher,
nook Keeping, (extra),
Inaidentats,
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(Successor to Firth, Son é Company,,)
MUSIC PUBLISHER,
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Musical Instrnments,
Piano Fortes,
Melodeons.
Cabinet Orr s attg,
And every description of Musical merchandise
B•+!o ti. w York Agency for the celebreted
Gibucire & Co's Baud Instruments.
Our Band Department is under thepereonel supers
lion of Mr. D. L. DOWNIND. • •
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Which challenges comparison as the most effective
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New and Choice ifusiiEked:Daily
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oar Any piece of Must°, or Music Book, sent by
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Ord ere by mail for' usic or Instruments receive
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Car All goods warranted to prove rts reerptented i at
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In Lewisville Potter County, Pa
THE urdersigned desires to inform the in
habitants of Potter County that he is pre
pared to do all kinds of
WAGON AND BUGGY WOiUC
and Elachsmithing, at the lowest prices. New
work—both light and heavy, built to orddr.
Having bought the Wagon Shop knen as
E. Hackett's Mill Shop, in the village of ewis
vale. and with the assistance of Water ll'ower,
and the best of seasoned Lumber, he Will do
work on short notice. at. the Cheapest Pices.
Call and see for yourselves.
N. L. EIMHALL.
Lewisville Feb. 4, 1867.—tf
. IVAN-me—A good Workman. A man with
a family preferred.
NOT A H 111113UC!
am authorized to sell ,DotPs lorbes and Wool
I
Washer in the county, and having used- , re.e for
three months I say, unqualifiedly, they are just what
they .prornise—a • good thing. A strung snart or
woman can wash as much iii two hours as a woman
can wash on a :ommen wash board in eight how B.
A fair test will coavince any one that it is no humbug.
1 will sell them et a profit of Ore Cotten on each
Machine, Correspondence InCited.
I 21i13 , sell the Universal Clothes Wringer With cogs.
Any Wringer will answer that will work on; a tub.
Usual price of al Washer, $l4 and $lB
tt tt Wringer, 850 l(1 and $l2
I will Fell considerably less, my object beau' chief!)
to introduce a useful article. • L. 131 RD.
Broolaand, Pa., Dee. 26, 1866
Notice..
GEttMANIA, Potter Co., Pa., Aug. 1,;1863.
NOTICE is hereby given that Charles I3u
shor, now or late of this county, holding
the following described property. has not ye'
paid any consideration whateverfer the same,
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur
shase any of said property of the said Bushor
before the decision 'of the Court is given in
this case and C. Bushor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property:
Ist; A certain tract of land near the (ler
mania Mill, in warrant 5075. Abbott township,
Potter county, Pa., containing 100 acres.—
Also 25 acres in warrant 5078 and adjoining
the above.
2nd. A certrin tract of land, with Mill and
improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek, in
warrant 5819, in Stewartson township, Potter
county, Pa., containing about 204 acres.
C. Bushor holds also in fruit/ warrant' no.
2501, in Gaines township, Tioga county, Pa.,
on the road leading from Germania to Gaines,
containing 850 acres.
tf W %f. RADDE.
F OUT Z'S
CELEBRATED
Horn NI Cattle Pallor&
TER, II EA V 1
COUGHS; D 3
TEMPER, F
VERS, FOUND]
LOSS OF APP
TIZE AND VIT:
ENERGY, &c.
use improves
wind, flatter's*
the appetite—gi ,
a smooth a
glossy skin—al
transforms t 1
miserable skele
horse.
To keepers of C r ows this preparation is bred - rattle:
'ores the 'quality
be milk, It has
proven by ae.
experiment to
mise the quatt
of milk and
a twenty per
and make the
‘.er firm and
. In fattening
, it gives them
'petite, loosens
hide, and
theta thrive
, in all &sets(
the Lungs, Li)
&c., this art
acts as a speel
By putting fr
one-half, a pa)
to a paper, it
barrel of swill
above diseas
will be eradleat,
or entirely pre;
preventive and
Price 25 Cents per Paper, or 5 Papers for $l.
Prorra.l322; BY
S. A.. FOUTZ ar., 13R0.,
AT THEIR
WHOLESALE DECO An MEDICINE DEPOT.
190. 116 Franklin St.,Baltimore,
For Sale by Druggists and Storekeepeto throne:lr
out Ohs' United States.
•
Sold by P, A, STEBBINS & CO.,Condorz
port, Pa,
PLASTER
MHE Undersigned would infortu the ititisens
of Potter that he has
- • -
60 Tons of . Piaster
at his store in Millgmve, which he will sell as
low as any place on the railroad; , -
• " 9etwELL
„lilillgrove. N. Y., Feb-,5,:•_
•
$3 00
4 00
5 00
6,50
100
25
, , ..
D ° you know tbat Nenraigia'and Ithenrcatbun can
be cured I Do yen know that, inany po-r sufFererc
fum the aches and pains CO prevalent A tnla,w.on
of the year, bare found welcome relief by using a sew
and powerful remedy exiled: ,
- • SALUTIFER 7 -...,
•Itli the mnat external tentedy tor „Neuralgia, Wien
re rt
-
matiam,Quiney,So Thiat i Numbneaa Cf the Limbi,
Crick lu the Hack, Pleurisy. Chilblains, and many
ottn-r diseases which are cured and alw sys benefited
±
by an outward application. It is sop pi /12t,511
iC.
tun. so safe and convenient. so easily applied._ that,
everybody will use it. ealutider is sold by all dealers
Tu medicine 50 . centatmr bottle.
. .
, , . .
' ' ' YOE YALU - itY ' •
Ellison k Thompsope and. Chan:
Cuudersport, and by Bitrtis Ai Pot!
Penult:
A NEW 11(
NEW PRICES:! !
.
C. H. 'ARMSTRONG, ,
I
, i
Would :respectfully inform the ciizeins of
Potter county that
,he has' purchased the
HARDWARE
Store, and
,
recently owned byoenry Olmstetd, and
will continue the Inisiness at the old stand
IN THE OLMSTED
.BLOOKI
Where he will keep constantlfj on &aid a
LARGE AND CAREFULLY
of everyting-it,sually _kept in a Hard
toareStore among which, will, lie found
SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE,
COOKING, BOX 4ND PARLOR
STOVES,
TIN AND SHEET-IRONWARE
POTS, ;
KETTLES,
SPIDERS,
SCOTCH-DOTVLS
FRYING-PANS,
SAP--PANS,
CAULDRONS.
Agricultural Implements,
Such as Plows, Scrapers, Cia-
tivators, Corn-Shellers,
HIS WORK IS WELL MADE and
of GOOD MATERIAL. Good
and substantial Eaves-Troughs
put up in any part of the
County.
LIVE HIM A TRIAL I
Condersport,Feb. 5, 1867
ThLs preparation,
long and farorabli
known, will that.
oughiy reintigaraty
broiten-down and
low-spirited horses,
by strengtheaing
.and cleansing . the
stomach and intes
tines.
BOSTON CLOTHINGHOUSE!
17111 E subscriber respectfully Informs the citizens of
Coudersport and the publid9rit general, that be
bus opened a
READ Y MADE
It Is a sure pre.
Ventive of all dls.
eases Incident to
CLOTHING STO.RE,
GILLETT'S BLOCK
VaLLSVILLE,
Ono door below
ANDERSON 4• DOOLITT I
EARD W
Wbere will be found at all limes,
meat, and latest styles of
CLOTHING,
HATS,
FURNISHING GOODS, .
TRUNKS
Out mottals
Cheap far Cash, Quick Sales
Small Profits, But. One Price.
New Goode received every week.
Call and CS:11XliI30 our Goode and Prices before going
October 22•tf
FINE FANCY FURS
CHAS.' A.
No. 497 Broadway, and 37 Maiden Lane, New York,
Importer, Manufacturer and Shipper of
U R S,
.01Vrabis large and Well assorted stock of Fine Fare,
to nil styles, at lowest Manufacturtrs'
Mighrst price paid for SllLL'Eatta
1 -- Bend for (Arcot:tr.
Do YoullaOir It 'I
AND
TlNosnor
SELECTED STOCK
ALSO,
Horse-Rakes, Hoes,
Straw-Cutters.
NY CO„ N.Y
ALLEG
E'S
STORE'
a complete Assort
CAPS,
IL K. OPP.-
GOOD
AND',
••- I '
BTR
Jones, in
er, Ulysses,
Oet22-IT
riE9EVETE
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRIM
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!
attention paid. tit the cost„of
Prompt ctonformity to the:Lowe,st
Market Prices Is our established
We are deterinined to give the
public the Benefit -of the FALL,
We shall try 10 prove the Rule
"Works both Ways."
You paid high prices uhen goods
went up, we will see to it that
you pay low prices now GOODS
Others may go down,
_but we de
not intend to be beaten.
All we ask is to give us a CaIL
Shop as mach as you please. If
you know our, prices We feel sure
We are in for the trade thii sprlag
and are determined that
CHARLES S. JONES
Shall take the lead in furnishing thiii
section' of the country_ with the bed
articles for the least money. Ours is the
Store where that can be done. COMET
SEE, and be CONVINCED.
Cotton Goods ir
we are now offering at prices which can
not fail to strike the •purchaser as
salitie4al3
CALICOES WITH THE STARCH'
OUT OF BOTH CLOTH AND
X3Nelia3o
DROAD-CLOTH,
Plain & Fancy Cassimeres
STANDARD MUSLIN
Bleached and Unbleached
Muslins of all Prices.
Flannels of all Colors.-
SILK & LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS,.
SPOOL COTTON.
Ticking, Striped Shirting?
_Denims. Crash. Toweling
LAMES' DRESS GOODS,
All-Wool Delaines, Amer. Delaines,
Mohair Lustros, ISte.
GROCERIES
Of all kinds. COFFEES, WHITE & BROWN
SUGARS, SYRUP 4 COMMON MOLASSES,
GREEN & BLACK TEAS, SPICES of all
kinds. A great variety of the nest brands of
SMOKING & CHEWING TOBACCO. Corn
Brooms, Cedar Buckets; No. 1 and 2. Mackerel,.
Labrador Herring, Hams 3• Shoulders.
Also,
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS. and SHOES,
HARDWARE) die.
REMEMBER WE PAY . THE HIGHEST.'
PRICE FOR COITNTRY PRODUCE.
CIIAIRLES S. JONES'' ,
Cuudereport, June
133,1
Nat
GOODS.
RULE.
this time.
are down,
of a sale.
All kinds of
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