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Special Notices.


The next session Of this Society will
be held in the Court House at Couders-
port, commencing on Monday, Nov. 18th
1858, and continuing five days. The
DAYS of the session will be devoted to
Teachers drills, which will be conducted
by Teachers of known ability, while the
evenings will be chiefly occupied with
listening to Orations, Essays, Critical Re
views, Discussions, &c. Messrs. 5. s.
Grecnman and Harlan Bird will deliver
Original Oratious. Misses Caroline Haw-
lev und Jennie NJ. Lyman will read Els
saws, Rev. j. Hendrick, c, H. Allen Esq,
and Miss Caroline, will read Critical Re
views of Browns Yields and Kenyon S
Grammars Arrangements will be made
to render the expenses of those who may
attend from a distance as light as possible.
All friends of Education are cordially IN
vited to favor US with their presence and
aid, and all members of the Association
are urgently requested to be present.
w. A MONROE, Sec'y.
ULYSSES, Oct. 8, 1858.
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every turner should give his sons two or
three square rods of ground, well prepared,
with the avails of which they may buy it. Ev-
cry mechanic should pat receiving box in
some conspicuous place in the house TO catch
the stray pennies for the like purpose. Lay it
upon your table by the side Of the Bible; it
is better exponnder than many which claim
to be expounders 1t is great labor saver
it has saved us time enough in one years use
TO pay for itself; and that must be deemed
good property which will clear itself once a
year. you have any doubt about the pre-
else meaning of the word clear in the last SEN
.tence, look at Webster thirteen definitions of
the u. "-4HaSSachusetts Life Boat.
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thrown out from their extremities, and dropsy
is the result. Many times it is occasioned by
improper treatment of some former disease,
and the vessels being filed by serous humors
instead of blood. Free excavations by these
pills, open the passage into the bladder and
carry OF the corrupted humors, and renew
them with pere and healthy blood, which will
drive out of the body all Inflammation, to-
gether with eruptions of the skin, and all
dropsical complaints. They will be a shield
to every form of disease to guard and keep
you from the cold grasping hand OF death, and
cause life and strength to remain, and the
countenance to brighten with the bloom of
beauty and health.
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold
by all dealers in Medicines.
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TO EVERY FEMALE IN TIE UNITED
STATES
MRS. M0NTAGUE'S FEMALE CORDIAL.

EIHOR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
L DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Mrs. MONTAGUE, for many years afflicted
with most of the diseases that are common to
females, spending a large fortune in ten years
in trying the different means Of treatment for
her relief, to no avail, was prevailed upon by
many of her friends to visit Cuba, December
AS, for the purpose of regaining her former
health. While there, she obtained prescrip-
ton FROM Spanish Physician
Whose silver locks
Were tending 10 the grave"
With which, through the mercy of God, she
was restored to her youthful health.
After her return she made known to hun
dreds of her female sufferers the effects of the
remedy with equally as great success.
This extraordinary medicine is offered to the
public for the relief and cure of all the painful
and dangerous diseases peculiar to women,
and that the female constitution is subject to-
To those suffering from Prolapsus Uteri,"
Lucorrhoea, Ammorrhoea, Menorrhagia, Dys-
Observation-Disclosures, speedy cure can be
obtained.
To those suffering from Falling of the Womb
or Uterine Weakness of any kind, the Female
Cordial is especially recommended. 1t is war
ranted to cure this painful disease if perse-
vered in.
In all spinal affections, pain IN the region
of the PelVis, Lowness Of Spirits, Hysteria
Sick headache, and all those diseases arising
from the peculiar formation of women, the
Cordial will be found o. an immense value.
This medicine moderates all excess, and re-
moves all obstruction it inyigorates the de-
biliated constitution for the duties of life and
when taken in middle age proves a blessing.
Modesty forbids US, in public advertise
mcnt, to make full the details; but the wrap
per around each letter will fully explain every
case.
Merchants, females, or others, by riding
three cent stamp, can have any Information
respecting the operations Of the medicine.
Agents wanted in every village in the Uni
ted States. Put up in half pint bottles; s. 90
per bottles; so per cent. off to the trade. All
orders must be addressed to
DR.. J. D. STONEROAD,
(Soie Proprietor,)
ll:l-1y. Lewistown, Pa, Box Ill.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS
PURIFY THE BLOOD.

Continued pain or uncaSiness in any organ
is generally cured by one or more doses of
Brandreths Pills. Thirty years personal ex-
perience by the undersigned fully justify this
assertion.
DR.. James Lull, of Potsdam, n. Y, says -
II have cured the deplOrable coStiveneSs of the
bowels with Brandreth's pills, when every
other remedy had failed, and the patient was
given up to die. Skin diseases Of an inyete-
rate and painful character, such as erySipelas,
salt rheum, letter and summer-heat, l have
seen eradicated by their use. | have cured
the rheumatic, the epileptic, the aralytic and
the consumptiye with these excellent pills
alonen
In jaundicc and all affections of the liver,
dyspepsia, dysertery and diarrh9a, pleuriSy,
sudden pains and inaammations, female oD-
structions, scorbutc and scrofuious, even
gouty and neuralgia affections, have given way
to the use of this medicine, and now, after
twenty years experience, my estimation of
Brandretn'S 5 Pills continues to increase.
OBSTRUCTION.
A young lady, beautiful and healthy, took
cold which caused a serious obstruction for
two years her health was broken down and
her beauty departed. At length Brandreth's
Pills were tried eleven doses, of from two to
lOuI, NCIt tdhtlI III itlCCl plSSSSuIhS CilS
usual period. Regularity was restored, and
her health and good looks recovered.
WORMS.
Brandreth'S Pills are the best vermifuge ;
they are intallib!e. A little child, six years
old, for some weeks was dropping its mother
gave it one of Brandreths sugar coated pills );
the next day there came away worm sixteen
inches long, and as large as a child's finger.
The chilli was well.
PLEURISY.
A gentleman, away from home, was taken
with pleurisy; the inflammation was terrible !;
every breath made him writhewith agony. Eight
Brandreth's Pills were swallowed, and warm
oil applied locally the pills operated, and the
pain was relieved; plenty ofgruel was taken,
and six more pills, and the second day the pa
ticnt was cured.
These statements should have weight, and
prevent the use of poisonous drugs, and stop
the sad practice OF bleeding.
B. BRANDRETH.
| Brandreth's Pills are sold at the Principal
| Office, 29+ Canal street, BrandreIh Building.
at 20 cents per box, and the same, sugar coat
ed, I3 cents, warranted to keep as we'll as the
plain. Sold also by SMITH & JONES, Cou-
derSport. N-l mo-, inside.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.
DIR. O. PHELPS BROWN,

1 THE GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION,
was for years so badly afflicted by Dyspep-
sia, that for part of the time he was confined
to his bed. He was eventually cured by a
prescription furnished him by q young clair
voyant girl. This prescription, given him by
a mere child, while in a state of trance, has
cured everybody who has taken it, never hav-
ing failed once. 1t is equally as sure in cases
of FITS as of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may
be found in any drug store. l will send this 4
valuable prescription to any person on the J
receipt of one stamp to pay postage. a d !
dress DR. o. PHELPS BROWN, J
No. 81 Grand ST., Jersey City: n. J./
Ia mos. inside
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TO CONSUNPTIvES.-The advertiser

TENO CONSUNPNVES.-T advertiser hav-
H. ing been restored to health in few weeks,
by very simple remedy, after having suffer
ed several years with severe Lung Afection,
and that dread disease, Cousumption,-is
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means of cure. To all who desire it he
will send copy of the prescription used free
Of charge, with directions for preparing anG
using the same, which they viii find a sure
Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the prescription is to benefit the afflicted and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
it will cost them nothing, and may prove q
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
will please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON
l0-3mo. Williamsburg Long Islam
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|ill PaStuTc-OctOber Butter,

DON'T like to tell too many secrets !;
'aan We say that October butter,
H7fe Is the very best for Winter
.-e whole season, We know what We
@l-aJout Wesay rightly made" b"
.-Lsnot simply ia setting the milk,
ly of the cream, churning and
&c. aad then packing it down,
.ais, also, on keeping the cooo
Z. While yielding her milk for the
Some have a notion that NOW
.als should never be Fall pastur-
zen may be, or may not be. We
however, that after the hay is
2. and the meadow has lam open
Alter showers ofthe season, provid-
'l.ck, close bottom, and not
l --re-sed since haying, and the
again gyt a good stocky growth,
A good use can be made IF that
/ l-e ground it grows on, as to feed
.- some sort Of farm stock, which
READY 10 have done, if at all, BY
Al A October. Then, if you have
M latter dairy cows, turn them in.
NJ A u then richer 10 cream than
A .- The season, although the guam
-.A ls less. The grass is fresh,
] ,Aland rIch. Turn them in after
/ p" ' OF the grass in the morning,
H leiorc. If it Is late in the morn
rs Ihe frost melts or evaporates
Nj COVE a snip Of nay in the stables
~ before they 70 out, and KEEP
q" night, with a bite of hay be
-- Don leave them in the field
/ Val not cat in a frosty night. anc
-'A MI. secrete less in the chilly
: Wien under shelter. Then youl
10 capital health and condition
..eilous Of milk uniform, and the
" Ile best; and such milk mus
80 Oltier, if properly treated at
0''ember, and through it, yol
,-DlaLce OF butter. As the sea
--'as give them pumpkins, gooc
..l-s,aiAs, or anything nutrition.
Pa Yielding. When Decembe
"! them of, if they calved early
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IN the Spring. A good dairy COW should
60 dry about three months of the year,
for she will bring you better calf, and
give more and better milk, on the average,
for not being Observation-Disclosures
AQriculturia
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nc DosIon Ad0e7taSer publishes the
snbJolned letter from the Hon. Charles
Sumner to gentleman of Boston:
AK, SAVOY, Sept. IL, 1853.
Look at the map of Europe, and you
will find, nesting in the mountains of Sa-
voy between Switzerland and France, the
little village of AK, generally known as
Alx-les- -Bains, from the baths which give
1t fame. There | am now The country
about is most beautiful, and the people
simple and kind.
My life is devoted to my health.
wish that | could say that | am not still
an invalid but, except when attacked by
the pain on my chest, | am now comfort
able, and enjoy my baths, my walks, and
the repose and incognito which | find here.
| begin the day with douches, hot and
cold /; aud when thoroughly exhausted, am
wrapped in sheet and blanket, and con-
veyed to my hotel aud laid on my bed.
After my walk, fad myself obliged again
to take to my bed for two hours before
dinner. But this whole treatmeat is in
pleasant contrast with the protracted suf-
terlngs from fire which made my Summer
a torment. And yet fear that l must
return again to that treatment.
1t is with a pang unspeakable that I find
myself thus arrested in the labors of life
and in the duties of my position This
is harder to bear than the fire. | do not
hear of friends engaged in active service
like Trumbull in Illinois-without a
feeling of envy.
x
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CONsUL-GENERAL TO CONSTANTINE
PLE-The President has appointed DR.
James Mcdowell of Missouri, Consul
General to Constantinople. This gentle
man is the Oldest son of the late Gov
Mcdowell of Virginia.
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CHARLES SUMNER.
just and Manly Sentiments.
AK, SAVOY, Sept. IL, 1853,

From an editorial letter by the Rev.
John Duer, in the American Baptist, we
extract the following correct views of
Christian doctrine. Speaking of the su-
Periority of practical righteousness over
Church Ordinances he says:
at has ever been a part of our belief
that men could be saved without baptism,
and equally SO that unjust men, liars,
swearers, &c, could not be saved vet we
have done vastly more to lead men to OBJ
serve the ordinances than to be just and
pure.
We protest against thus excluding
from the field OF pulpit discussion the
great sin Of slavery. Millions of our fell
low beings are suffering every outrage
under it, and these wrongs must bring
the just judgments of God upon us, as
they did upon Pharaoh. The people in
our churches are ignorant of the enormi-
ty Of the crime (slavery), and still more
ignorant Of their duty in regard to it
The subject is vastly more important
than outward forms, which are useless
until these inward principles are attained,
as Christ has said, the first great COM
mandment is, Thou shalt love the Lord
thy God with all thy heart, and the sec
ond is like unto it, thou shalt love thy
neighbor as thyself," but he has not said,
"the second is thou shalt be baptiScd and
observe the Lords supper"
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"All young persons should have standard
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DETERMINATIONS OF THE EYES

Like all other Inflammation, is caused by ina
purity of the blood, which causes all eruptly'
diseases, as Salt Rheum, Scurvy BOils, u
GERS, &c. The blood being unhealthy and o
an impure nature. also occasions Dropsies
The blood becoming obstructed IN the veins
the watery part Of the blood in consequence II
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JUsT PUBLISHED the 9th edition, in sealed
evelope, gratis and mailed to any address,
postpaid, on receipt OF two stamps.
This little work emanating from a ceebra-
ted member of the medical profession, gives
the most important information ever published
to all persons entertaining doubts of their
physical condition, or who are conscious of
having hazarded their health and happiness
containing the particulars Of an entirely new
and perfect remedy for SpermatorrhGa or
Seminal Weakness, Debility Nervousness, De-
preston of Spirits, Loss of Energy, Lassitude,
Timidityr Involuntary Seminal Discharge, I'M
paired Sight and Memory, Blotches and Pim-
pies on the Face, Piles, Indigestion, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, and Bodily Prostration of
the whole system, inducing impo.ency and
mental and physical incapacity,-h means of
which every one may cure himself privately,
and at triiling expense.
Gey~ Address DR.. CHI J. C. KLINE, lst Av-
enue, cor. 10th street, New York; Post Box,
No. 1886. 7-2 mos, inside
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-, Fair-A eursory examination ef
.-;,las and stock entered up to noon
la,,dsy, induces US to believe that
County Fair will equal, if not excel
..-g Of the kind in this section of
Safe. Notwithstanding there is
s.ug. and the SKY indicates a con-
asn of it, people arc coming in in
4. from all sections Of the county.
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PLAIN TALK.-The Hon. Thaddeus
Stevens, the Peoples nominee for Con-
grcss Lancaster county, made a speech
before the Convention and con cluded, as
follows:
If | should be elected, perhaps I may
come in contact with the worthy Presi-
dent, who claims this city as his home
and oppose his measures and say some
thing against him, but if saying that he
is one of the meanest men that has occu-
pied that place, in having violated all the
pledges he has ever made, and that he is
the greatest despot we ever had-fully
equal to the most despotic of the Satraps
of Asia, brings his displeasure upon me,
then l shall say it. daughter and con-
tinued applause.)
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u,,rie4.-At the residence Of the
Il. father on the 29th ult., by N. L..
j. Mr.. CHAS. l.. HOYT, of
,rilre. Tloea Co. Pa, and Miss MARY
..,rffer of Hon. G.. 9. COLVIN, of
r'm Potter Co, Pa.-Agttator.
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r.rnJ made inquiries in regard to
sing packages OF the JOURNAL we
,aa, in one instance the package
l.,.I.r.cted By Us, and in two of
ar instances the failure was ow-
.he l4tencss Of their publication
vseE-onc days difference in the
.-on making a weeks difference in
delivery at the proper post-ofiee.-
.ge Do desire to enlarge upon the
shortcomings Of the Buchanan
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LIST OF LETTERS,
I , EMAINING in the Post Office at Couders-
IA port, for the Quarter ending September
80, 1853:
Aregood, Mrs. D. Hawley, Caroline
Andrews. RI Ives, Benjamin
BaSsett Sarah, Johnson &. va
Beam, Vim. Johnson, Julius
Butler, Uriah jerks, n. D.
Baker, 5. Leonard, John
Beamin, Mr.. Leonard, Mrs L.
BasSett j. j. Leonard, Madison
Cone, Mrs. NJ. J. Maxwell, Mrs N.
CarWin, d, I. Nelson, Robinson
Clark Walter, MCalmout Henry
Campbell E. Nelson, Miss + VI.
Catiin, F. Nesbit, Mrs. L. J.
Carsaw, Asher Perkins, N. B.
campbell, y. ProutJ, Maria
Cool, VIM. P. RiGrwav. John NJ
GARNER isaac Saerne, James q.
D"lSht, Orson Strait Isaac
| Dar!lhg. MISS A. Sdllman, R.
Davis, Miss B, II. SbeIriin n
Dwight, n Turner r
DeFeine', Mary Jane Tillotson, Aaron
Earl Miss Juliette Thomas, Helen
Prench, NJ. l.. Vanenwigen, Chaunc,
! Gerald, R. D. WILDER, NJ. A.
Grey, E. P. Wright, D. w.
Harden, P. G. Waumhaugh, David
| Hall, Samuel York, Elizabeth-2
Persons Ealing for the above will pleas
say they are advertised.
M. JUDD, P. NJ.
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taDn ann Guuuty,

c,rlion day passed off in this place
,.gtsny very exciting incidents-and,
zoe 10 tell, steady rain did not pre-
jgring the entire day, nOtwithstand-
.nv,rng. threatening sky.
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nsdaa Better Corn.-The following
.yn a much esteemed friend, will
itself The article referred to can
sem Iu our Office:
-.uA Potter Co., Pa, Oct. 5, 1888.
chase, ESQ.
Boz N,r-At the request of Mr.. Wm.
! send YOU ten ears Of corn, aver.
l.almeus Of small crop raised on
.m. Six Of these ears have twelve
ach-the three smallest Of them
Erc over $40 grains TO the ear.
q thinks his crop is but an ordi-
a. AMI would not have spoken Of
tr your notice Of Mr.. Crosby's S
% yoar paper of last week.
Weld of corn 10 the acre, he can
.s precisely, as he only measured the
. the corn. throwing the balance in
5 to be fed to hogs, &c, but he
DE- ha. about l05 bushels to the
including seven or eight bushels Of
I1 Yours, &c, I. L. y.