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II, aCher'S Institute.

On Monday the 18th day of Nov. next,
aTeSehers Institute will be opened at
Coudersport and continue five days The
object of the Institute is, to give instruc-
ton in the most approved methods of
teaching, and conducting the exercises of
the School room. Six hours Of the day
will be occupied in reviewing those
branches usually taught in our Common
Schools, and giving instruction upon the
method Of teaching. There will also be
Session each evening, for the purpose
threading essays, and holding discussions
Oh subjects connected with the advance
ment of the Common School interest.
The time has been limited to five days,
40 that every Teacher in the County can
afford to attend. One weeks board, and
a small charge of three or four shillings
for contingent expenses, vii be ali the
necessary expense; and it is hoped, and
expected that the Teachers throughout
the County will make it Convenient to at
tend The undersigned will use every
effort to secure board on reasonable terms.
Those who design to become members
Of the Institute, are requested to bring a
full set Of textbooks, of such as are used
in their school districts. The friends of
education generally, are cordially invited
to attend The services of eminent, and
experienced Teachers will be secured to
give instruction and lectures during the
Session of the Institute.
Those who design to attend, should be
an Coudersp6rt Saturday evening, and Sc
cure their boarding place, so as to be ready
to commence Monday morning. By COM
ing in at late hour on the first day of the
Institute, the whole day will be lost. A
pupber of the Directors of the County
have mentioned to me that they would
like to have q general meeting for the
purpose of discussing some questions Of
interest relating to their duties. | have
therefore made arrangements that Thurs
day evening of the week of the Institute
may be occupied in discussing the follow
ing questions:
First; The Importance ofadoptipg q
nn}ormig Of ts1t-books, not only an tn,
School Districts, but throughout TIL
county.
SECOND: The propriety Of petitioninS
our StGte Legislature to reduce the mum
ttr Of Directors from, SIG to three; anc
"!'O' them compensation for their ser
rIces.
Directors, by attending this discussion
On Thursday evening, will have favora
Ole opportunity also to witness the clos
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Notice to school Teachers.

The County Superintendent of Potter
County will be at the following places,
aud at the times here specified, for the
purpose of examining teachers, viz:
ULYSSES, Thursday, the 10Th of
November next, at rhe school house in
Lewisvillc.
HARRISON, Friday, Nov. 9th, at
the Cummings school-house.
BINGHAM CENTRE, Monday, Nov.
30th, at the school-house.
OSWAGO VILLAGE, Wednesday,
Dec. I'd, at the school-house.
SHARON, Thursday, Dee. Sd, at the
school-house near the mouth of the
Honeyoye.
HEBRON, Friday, Dec. 4th, at the
Crandall Hill school-house.
ROULETTE, Saturday, Dec 5th, at
the red school-house near Mr.. Weimers. S.
PlKE,a Tuesday, Dec Sth, at the
school-Louse near the mouth Of the West
Branch.
COUDERsPORT, Saturday, Dec. II,
at the Academy.
PLACES is to commence at 10 o. clock, A. NJ
1t is expected that all the teachers will
make their arrangements to be at one Of
these places, whichever may be the most
convenient. Those, however, who attend
the Teachers Institute during the entir,
session, will be examined and receive /;
certificate (if quaiifed) before leaving.
Each Teacher is also requested to fur
nish reading book of the kind general.
used; also pen and ink, together will
ut least two sheets of paper, as portion
of the answers, in the different branches
will be required in writing. AS ther
are increased facilities for teachers Il
qualify themselves for the duties of thei
calling, the time has come for NOR
thorough examinations.
The Department. of Common Schools
has issued new forms for certificates, botl
4" Provisional" and Permanent" tn
State Superintendent has also given in
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Special foiicss.

The WINTER TERM Of Coudersport
Academy, will commence on Tuesday
the 18th of December next, to continue
thirteen weeks. Grain of all kinds will
be received on tuition, at the market
prices, if promptly delivered; therefore
the tightness of money need prevent no
one from obtaining an Education
j. HENDRICk, Principal
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Philadelphia ADVERTISEMENTS,
FRoM
JOHN A. RIDDLE,
At Merchants Hotel, North 4th ST., Phiiada,
TO THE MERCHANTS OF THE 8ESI AND NORTH
WEST.
nHILADELPHIA NARKET being easily

PHILADELPHIA MARKET being easily
N accessible, your attention is called to it,
as possessing facilities aud advantages worthy
of your consideration.
Among its advantages may be enumerated
its location, having shorter lines of commune
cation 10 the interior, its proximity to the Iron
and Anthracite Coal districts of Pennsylvania,
the large and varied extent of its manufsc-
lures, being far in advance of any other city
in the United States, the moderate expenses
necessary for carrying on business, ETC., etc.
The market possesses unrivalled advanta-
ges for the sale Of many kinds of produce,
such as Flour Wheat, Barley, Wool, Batter,
Cheese. &c. while the charges made upon
sales and attendant expenses are more moder-
ate than neigboring seaboard markets.
VIZ r. P1IL, Wholesale BOOT, SHOE
and STRAW GOODS WAREHOUSE, No.
GO Market St.
WOLFE d, KING, Wholesale CLOTHING
HOUSE, No. 43o Market and 425 Merchant
Streets.
TA FLOR GILLESPIE j. CO., Wholssal'
GRQCERS, Nos. / | and l3, South Water ST
d. c. FREEL.4ND, with CLINE & CAR
ROL, Importers of WINES BRANDIBS,
GINS, &c. No. 204 North Sd Street.
r. NORRIS, PEROT &. CO.. Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS. CHEMICALS
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, DYE STUFFS, 6s.,
No. 62l Market, and 6I2 St. James SITS.
KEYSTONE STATE S1PONIFTER. or
CONCENTRATED LYE for making Soap.
Manufactured by the Penn. Salt Co, Taren-
tum, Allegheny county, Penn. Represented
by LEWIS, JAMES j. Co, Philadelphia.
HAAS G TiYLOR, Importers and Cash
Johbers No 305 Market Street, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, SHIRTS and DRAWERS, GUN
BELTS. SHIRT BOSOlIS, WHITE GOODS,'
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, SUSPENDERS,
THREADS, COMBS, &c, DC.
BL-NN R1IGJEL d CO., Importers Of
/ BRITISH GOODS and JobberS of FANCY
/ and STAPLE SILK GOODS, EMBROIDE-
! RlES, &C. No 81 \. Third street.
/ JAMES, KENT iS4ANT'EE & CO., Import
/ ers and Jobbers of FOREIGN and DOMES-
/ TIC DRY GOODS, No. 239 and 24l North
/ Sd Street, above Race.
! BLABOF j Smith, OIL CLOTH MANU-
! FACTURERS and COMMISSION MER-
/ CHANTS. Warehouse 10. lac n. Sd st.
/ NOORE. HEAZEY d CO., Importers aud
/ Wholesale Dealers in hARWAkE, cUTLE-
RY and GUNS, 427 Market and Ale Com
! merce streets.
S1NL H. BLBTGH4 Us, Importer and
/ Wholesale Dealer in FOREIGN and Do
MESTIC HARDWARE, No. 258 North 81
street, below Vine.
E. MILL, CROSS CUT, CIRCULAR ans
/ HAND 81 VS. in auy variety and style 0:
the celebrated IXL stamp, manufactured by
WALTER CRESSOh Depot No. 500 Com
/ merce St.
H4HBERS, HATCHETS &c, in great va
riety- manufactured by c. HAMMOND, De-
pot No 500 Commerce st. The attentioa
Of the trade is called TO these goods as being
! equal in quality and finish to any made.
I JAMES BARBER, Wholesale Dealer in
I CLOCKS, Agent for the PATENT EQUAL
] IZING THIRTY DAY CLOCK, ManufactG-
:, rcr Of GOLD PENS. 3. E. corner of ID
and Chestnut sts.
E. Pratt r RE47H Importers Of WATCH
/ ES. JEWELRY and. FANCY GOODS, \.
W. corner 5th and Market stS
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Instruments.

VEVHE Largest Assortment of Pianos, Melo-
n deons, Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise of all kinds, in the United States.
Pianos from Ten different Manufactures. com
prisiDg those of every variety of STYLE from
the pIain neat and substantial 81 octayes, in
Walnut or Rosewood Cases. from ; $50 to $500,
TO those of the most elegant finish up to One
Thousand Dollars. No house in the Union
can compete with the above in the number.
variety and celebrity Of its instruments, nor
in the Extremely low prices at which they are
sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
PIANOS, with or without Iron Frames pos
sessing in their Improvements Of oyer-S.rings
and action, leugth Of scale and compass of
tone equal to the Grand Piano, united with
the beauty and durability Of structure Of the
Square Piano. They are justly pronounced by
the Press and by the first Musical Masters, to
be equal to those of any other manufacturer.
They are built Of the best and most thorough
IL seasoned material, and guaranteed 70 stand
the action Of every climate. Erch Instrument
guaranteed to give Satitucton, oT purchase
money refunded.
SECONDHAND PIANOS. al great bar
gains, constantly in stUrc,-Price from $50 10
$40.
HORACE WATERS MELODEONS.-Su-
perior instruments in touch and durability Of
make. TUNED the equal temperament.) Ne
lodeons of all other styles and makes. Price
So, $50, S75, 500, SI25, SI40-doubIe
Reeds and two banks Of Keys, $200-less a
liberal discount. Clergynen and Churches,
an extra discount.
MARTINS GUITARS
BROWNS IIARPS,
FLUTES,
FLCTINAS.
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YATES COUNTY NURSERY.

VA II. OLIN < Co, of the Yates County
w Nurseries, have for sale Il large and
valuable assortment of FRUIT TREES
of all varieties usually cultivated. These
Trees are young and of vigorous growth The
qualities are the most choice known, and are
warranted GENUINE. Also, a fine stock OF
ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRCBBERI,
for fall delivery.
B1 Address orders to c. BEACH, Pen Yam,
Yates Co, n. Y. Orders left with ROBT. "
NILES, Coudersport, Pa, will be promptly
filed. l0:2-GMo
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NON CI.I

NOTICE.
William V. Heating, NO. l2s,
AdolphuS +. Borie Sept. Term, 1857, in
and the Common Pleas
James n Wilcox, of Potter County
vertus Action of Eject
Leonard Mckee. ment for the follow
ing described lots Of land in said county, the
GrsG containing two hundred and ffty-seven
acres, situate in EuIaIia Townahip and bound
ed as follows Beginning at the southwest
corner of the futile lot, thence y. by west line
Of said lot l26 rods to north line of Warrant
No. 2l29, thence west By said line 69.6 rods
to \. J. Mills east line. thence south 43 de-
grees west by Mills line | rods to center Of
road, thence south 40.5 rods, thence west by
Mills south line 40 rods 10 a corner, thence
south l - rods thence east Isl rods to a post
in the west line Of Almeron Nelson's lot,
thence north 40 rods, thence cast 30 rods to
warrant line thence north G9.5 rods TO Tut
ties south line, thence west by said line 90
rods to the place of beginning; being part Of
Warrant No. 2l29.
The other lot, containing one hundred and
thirty-sx acres, is bounded as follows Be
ginning 1T q post in the east line OF the keat-
ing Lands, being the northeast corner of a
lot surveyed to d. 3. Martin. thence north 200
reds, thence west le9 rods thence south 200
rods, thence east I09 rods to the place Of be-
ginning; being part of Warrant No. ZIG, in
Sweden township, Potter county. Pa.
And now. to wit, September I'D. 1857, on
motion Of john s. Mann, ESQ, attorney for
Plaintiffs, the Court grant rule on Defendant
to appear and plead by third day Of next
Term or Judgment by default, and order the
publication Of the rule according to the Act
of Assembly, in such cases made and provided.
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ing exercises Of the Institute the next
day.
Directors, and Friends of Educ&tion,
shall we have general attendance?
j. HENDRICK,
Co. Supt. of Potter Comfy.
CoUDERsPoRT, Oct. 7, 1857.
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Total, Alb 373 26 900 384
key-By the above table it will be seen that
but about One-;hrd of the votes of the county
were given on the Amendments, very little at
tcnton being given to them. The vote on
them is very small throughout the State.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-20

Az AMERICAN IN LoNDON The North Ameri-
can Review tells the following good story:
a countryman Of ours of somewhat rude ap-
pearance, walking in the Strand early i'm Nav saw
ms faVorlte dish Of strawberries and cream blush
ing AZ him from the counter OF a restaurant En-.
tering he carelessly called for bowl. to the mark
ed surprise of several persons present who knew
The extravaganza OF the luxury, and rightly pre-
sumed the American was ignorant at what cost he
was putting himself. lie had not finished his re.
past before the curious looks of the company sug
Sested bis mistake and aroused all his latent
PRIDE NV hat is TO paw ~ inquired he a. lac
ialo down the dish. not without q lowering side
look at the wiseacreS who waited for his chopfal-
len aspect when the vict,lleT'S reply should fall
upon his waiting ear. "A guinea, sir Tossing
down the coin from not overful purse, and bri
ling up with al air of assumed ind ference ell
take another was the Americans only rejoin-
der
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INTERESTING TO FAMILIES.

The following extract from a New York paper
cannot iail To he interesting. In referring to -
the receipts ct Teas ia this country for one Em:N
year up To Sth ultImo. IL says they will he l2, -
.DOn pounds short of the imports of the year end
ing June 81 1856, and that
The advance IN black teas. OulOngs, since last
December, has been fifteen cents per pound: and
Dung Tyson Teas, of low and medium grades,
nave experienced an advance of one hundred per
cent. over last seasons closing prices.
" VIII mus Ice seen that the strong and rapid
advance IN the tea market has been the result Of
short supply and active demand but when il is CON
sidered that we may hear at any moment If the en-
tlre suspension oi shipments at Shanghai, and in
act. that, as soon sufficient force from England
arrives at the seat al war, all i've ports of entry in
Chna VIII probably ne placed under strict blockade,
" WOnId NOT lie surprising To Teas nj mucb
higher hgure than they have vet attained
ducements for families to lay IN their supplies of
Tea aOr. KING Il BURCHELI.,
iell-tf Corner Vermont ave. and 18th street
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Ho.S UwS ps' HGTEL1P Berger, Kansas; }
G Go,lThs; RAJ Hay, Iowa; 5 Ross, do; II )
T Dietrich, do, J McMullin and lady' Cal: Mr.
DDesereaHx and family C; Mcintyre; XIV: n
PPG d Sno NJ; AI5samqnd do; Higgins, Md
MIS- Johnston. do; Mrs Runoan. do; Y Alien A.
1a1y " ia a.IS. H:,Re'; IT, Nd " Harrison, VA
va q NJ n tPPing, Ga; Henry, Md; Banks
) Wysong, Md; r Jones, do; w Grain
and Lady, do; H X Coma; Gersn and son M IN
) HaTgousi Holmes, La; w II Jackson. L
r FROST: do; + l. Parker, de; Robert AdgeTs. do;
Ihree Missiles Adgers, do; A Smith, do: r r
Fleming, $40; ID Moray, do; w d HENDERSON.
m5Hsu SUWckhey, Nh; A Young, Md; S
WlLLARDS' HOTEL. Mr Wheelock. NY.
GoI Caidw. II, Ny; Murphy, Iy, Ark; Matt r
NJ ara; ~, do; w Johnston, ly: do; W Owens, Ga;
W W.. LAYTON, do; stills ", Miss; DR. smith W.
MI Gordon, Md; Mr. Seagework. Ny; 1T Tui,
nj; Dauridge, Va; J T. Hall Md. a - NiI
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ana family, ia; ID Z Freeman. do; w p Blakey
va, Hon KldweIl- do; x Park do; w |. j
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Nd. V Ii Feathersion Md: ! p S,huapn X. ,
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ID non Alum, III; e Haskell do: ID r
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From the LIST day of August, lah5, in fifteen months
up tn the list day of November, 1856, the premiums
ana interest received amounted TO the large sum OF
four hundred thousand one hundred and eighty five
dollars and sixty eight cents, with the pay nlsnt of
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seven thousand one hundred and twenty eight dol
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With these evidences of success and good man
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EVENING STAR.

u Cspitally done is the following negro melo
from the Knickerbocker. If any one objects TO 1t
account of the color" of the language he certain
cannot fail to laugh at the imagery:
Dark. dark de night. and wus de moon,
No star but one am peeplng:
DE hoOt-owI sInss de same ole toon,
., As roo the woods I'm creeping.
BOO POO ooo-boo who car for dat,
l99 good-for nOtt'In feddered cat.
=, ne Niger keep on singing;
DE sing, and on de banjo play,
10 charm the gobum ghosts away,
while skunk he sweets am fllngmg.
IrOO de vOOds-push along.
"Neber fear de boOg-a boo :"
Troo de woOds-dat's de song,
Galius sun of Ginger Blue.
De whip um-wil SQUAT on de stone
flows music from his fiddle:
De dancInz frogs all Stcash down
Outside and up de middle;
W hat dat! what dat dis nggeT's eyes
Disclose, Wild mighty bag surprise,
u pom the gum tree swinging
am Inassa possum at he ease.
Rocked IN de cradle of de breeze,
And hsteling to de singing.
1roo de wOOds-push along.
Never mind de posSuIn too;
Troo de woods, OATS de song.
Fearless son OF Ginger Blue!
DE moons gwoine dowp-pitoh dark de night.
Gold. cold de dew am falling;
] fear dis darkey see sight,
Dat set he wool q crawling:
w no dar'! who dar'!-a goblum cuss'd
Peak or dis mlnstrums banjo bust!
Peak and dy se'f unrabbri
Peak, goblum, peak but whe'r'r or no,
Dis mlnstrum drap his ole banjo,
And try a ItftIe trabbIi
TIoo de woods-cnt along
urder back, you boOg "a boo.
Troo de woods-drap de song
humble child of Ginger Blue!