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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24
DYSPEPSIA!

With all its lesser and numerous evils:
anL II may be safely asserted that nnuI tie
appearance of the OTygenafea BiHers a
rasr Of Dyspepsia cured, was a rare cXpe-
rcncc in medical practice. Now under
The lrnuence of lhese Biuers the rule is
10 cure. the rare exception, failure To cure.
Read the following, which the subscrl-
her requests us to publish for the beneht
" the afflicted:
I'm Obd,raie and Mrsirraie Case cf
Dyspepsia cured by Tie OrygsnUed
Bulers.
The following from a gentleman wei
known III the region IN which lie lives
ought to satisfy all those OF hltIe Iailh
Wul,rlown, n. y. :, July IS, 1888.
S. " Fowle & Co, Boslon.-SiS
Nne years since was asarked 10y that
curse oi al diseases, DySpcpSiGwhich so
affected me a. to cause great oppression.
iuiInrss, and bloatlng OF the bowels i'm
medIalrIy after eating, accompanied with
terrible pains IN Tie stomach, occaslUnIng
nausea.
Afer having tricd every known remedy
without effect, was induced Ia make use
of me OK, gcuatcd Bulers. Before using
a whole horlc | was entlrely cared; lccl
pleasure IN inducing all / ke Sufferers to
make use Of this remarkable remedy.
TUEO. CALDWELL.
None genuine unless signed !. BUTTS
on the wrapper
Prepared by s. w. FOWEE & co,
BosroN. and for sale by VIM. MouIder
and DR.. A. s. Stonebraker, Ehrpherds-
town; Joseph T.. Claegeu. fInrper's Fer
~; G.. T.. Brler Il Co.. and +. II. Camp
bell. Charlrstown; &. B. Hancock. Sum
mi' Point; Smith Il Son, NrdJleway;TIm-
herIake & Subtitle, Rrppon; and by all
dealers every v hero.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

Allen. a slave OF Gen. Hartman of Stan.
ton, took up bis md ket, and marched to
Charlestown in one 4 the Augusta com.
Panies. Allen said J he wanted was a
pop at The AboliiioniAs. Tie was with
Gen. Hartman in Mexto.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24
NOTICE {!

POSITITELY TIE LAST GILL &!
4 lii persons knowing themselves in
TX debIed 10 me, eit:.er by note. or open
account, are requested TO call and pay up
at once. otherwise suit will be brought
upon them.
Nv Store House will be for rent, or
sale on accommodating terms; possession
Given a, anv time. AUCTION during
Christmas week. W. MOOLDEh'
Dec. "a, 1889. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

&C. Catharme and Grove, charged
with the murder of an llshman at Sandy
Hook, Nd, last October, were discharged
by the Ilagerstown Court, last week, no
witnesses having appeared against them
before the Grand Jury.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

g. The remains Of Geor BE ". TGr,
ner, who was killed at HarPer's Ferry,b by
the insurgents, were inferred with militia
ry cereWppy at Charlestown, on Sunday
last. Tie body had been kept in vauI'
until taat time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

&C. The dwelling near Sharpsburg,
Md, known as Bliens Mountain House,
and occupied by Mr.. Joseph Champion,
was destroyed, with all its contents, by
fire. on Saturday the 3rd inst. The fire
was visible al this town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24
Q -, -,-v~.
gfr p . Cl-j,

On The 22d ulr., in dis county. MIS-.
lane CromWeH. at All advanced age.
On Monday tie 9th INST. al The resi-
dencc Of hI, father, IN this county, Rich
ard H. UntHss, for some years resident
of Icnurs,e aged 40 lcars.
In Baltimore. on The 18Th INST, Mrs.
Nmy n. Uu"gh. wic Of he .ale DR..
James y. Waugh, 81 lhI' county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

g. The sentinel who fred a, Cook
whilst endeavorng 10 make his escape
from tie Charlest own jail, is named
ThOmnS HILiam GAard, Ia very appro-
priale name) and was at The time mem
Der Of the Clarke Guards, Of Berryville,
and is tailor by trade. lie will be rich
ly compensated by the State for his noble
and visilan, act. lie was just the man to
be on guard at that time. He used the
Minnie rife, and the wondAE is, that the
bill did not pierce Cooks head.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

Is Uarner ROckenbaugh has been
appointed postmaster at Kabletown, this
County, vice John Y. Beal, resigned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24
Dead Letter Auction.

1 c,,,l,iin, nj
DeSP''e VIC ""'''o'""'e '''1',,g" H..
,Le "tH'"e' "'S'ai 1,s",' ..,''
" "S''"S''t o''"S' MI VIZ N'".'' ,',
room was utHS'I! cf""ueu '"'' "'''s
oy curious an" J"'"'"""'S ''"""' %
'rac'eu H''h'f D! 'he rare "a'1'e ~ ,''
sale 'iSe'I' as well, possibly aS !" "''
nope % securing d o"' gam ~ Wv r''
chase 1! some OF NE a'"''e'' ""I"' W.
and MISCELLANEOUS, which We yea" i''',
ItF OiIIce mas ny 'nis means o'''' my
brought I" hight. / ne save was "o''' IL
TIE extreme ANA Tie "iI''h@ was sP"'''"'
''e S"1' |N'''"'''" - Wv I,,,',,
wi,,, rash Tb,rr vr1e hooks. watches
o. every de. crpdou, eautugs; California
cold. dilmoud pms, speclJcIes, purses,
pocke! books, brad-work, embroidery
lace collars, handkerchIeIS, evils, surgical
instruments, catlGrrn's ciolhrng, halls
boots and shoes, and gloves and a thou.
sand other things too numerous to men
IIlon. There we're ladies' dresses, and
cbldren's clothing, shoes Of oil sizes aud
descriptions.
There was vasl amount Of iewclry
which had been sent through Ine mhrlS "y
hhe off enterprises, lotteries, &c.
I Gould the story which, doubtless, Gu
velopc, each Of these lie only made pub.
lie, What hi"-hstou's would 6e nni"Idtd.
iar exceeding, IN ihrH interest," some 81
the most lhili Ing hclIoHs Whlrh al au'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24
sATURDAY,--.--------DEc, "a, 1850

CoNcREss.-No speaker yet, Bocock and
BoteIer have withdrawn. Ar election held FRI
day as fellows; Sherman lGS, Nilsson 60, Gil
mer 10. Boteler nominated MlIsOn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

g. The postmaster at Lynchburg has
noutie d the editor of the Ne,C York Iri-
6me that the copies of his paper sent to
that pos, office will not be delivered. be
cause his paper is believed to be of THAT
incendiary character which is forbidden
circulation in this Sale by law" This is
what every postmaster in The State is III
duty bound TO DO with regard 10 this IN
cendiary publication, and it is hoped thai
thew will ac, at once and promptly.
w ...:aL Ill nnr n ltrnns MPrIH
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24
Remains of Cook, the Insurgent.

/ lie COuN Oh JOHN L'kS"Vh' WV w 'Ie
Conr associates of John [&own, executed
at Charlestown on FRIDAY, reached Jer
sew Civ about midnight Sn Saturday, by
Adams Express. The New York Times
saws: GAc1 low oJ7
/ Ii was al first designed to remove the
remains TO WrlIlamsburgh in hearse,
bal. fearing Il public attention might be
attracted, that vehicle was dispensed with,
an an express wagon emrloyed instead.
Gov. Willard, Of Indiana, and Mr.. Rob
cTt Crowley, hrorhersin-law of the de-
ceased, following in carriage. BY some
uversigh mt, a permit 10 take the body
through the city had not been obtained,
and the eXpressman was stopped al the
Jersey ClIy Ferry, with the warning that
without complying with this formsIly he
could not pass.
Gov. Willard and Mr.. Crowley how.
ever, gave The moot positive assurance
that The permit should be forthcoming in
the morning, and they were then allowed
to proceed TO New York. The same de-
lay occurred al the WlIllqmsburgh Ferry,
bn! with the same result. Immortality
upon lis arrival The body$ which was IeIL
precisely as it had bcen| taken from the
gaIIows, was cOrveyedto the undeTtaker's
to be prepared for iinteTment. Upon
opening the coffin, thei features Of The de-
ceased were found to Ue somew hat dlstor-
ted from slraugulatioB and there was
some exIravasalion Of flood
The fact Of the arrivA of The corpse in
the city was very generally known, and
hundreds OF people, many Of whom had
been personally acqGaintedNwlh The de-
ceased while he, yps a sesi3 lent, ct VII
liamsburg, caled'al the unde rlkeFs with
The hope Of seeing his remaf ns {; but tie
lace was SO much dIscOor5d that Il was
not thought advisable to expose il until
the process of embalming bad been CON.
pleied, when il is hoped at all unnatural
appearances will be reno Yed. The body
was dressed in black sui, and bad sns-
pended to It's neck a MIN htnre OF an only
child Of the deceased. J. rs. Cook, with
her child, was stopping : yesterday IN WI
1t Is hnt SCI enieen months
since she was married, add her first az.
quainance with the Northern relatives OF
her husband is at tn" grade. For obvious
reasons she was not PERM ued to view the
BODY yesterday.
The Consispry Of DR. Porter's Dutch
Reformed ChurN, OF which Cook S broth
er.in.Iaw is a me- bcr, refused TO aljo"
the latter The privNge of holding 'he tu
neral services in The cburch, unless upon
guarantee that NE Nee of the deceased
should not be expused\to public view.
The funeral will take Place to-day (T"es-
day. from the residence d[ SAM l.. Har
ris. Esq, where some OF HE relatives are
stopping.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

HoHomay's Pills, certain Cure for
determination Of Blood 10 the Head
Elias Hope, one of the most celebrated
advocates of temperance in the Union,
admits that he suffered more than any one
he ever head Of from determination OF
blood to the head. although he was most
abs;emious both in eating and drinking,
also in taking rest yet he was compelled
10 leave off addTe SsIng his auditors, and
on several occasions has been carried away
from meeting completely senseless. Hsv-
ing seen the good effects Of HOLLOWAY, :
Pills. he was induced to give them insi'
and 10 use his own words, they acted like
magic. Ii is fourteen months ago since
he commenced taking this medicine, which
completely cured him in Two months ana
he has not had any return OF 'hls com
plain, since. These Pills are wonderfully
efficacious in all disorders 0! the stomach
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

e. Joseph Moore, who shot Uihiam
NcCIary, at MarlinsLurg, last week,
whilst standing sentinel, was tried by q
Court Martial and houorably acquitted,
with the injunction that he did right and
proper, and was paying due compliance
and respect and acting in accordance to
the orders Of his commander.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

g. The Legislature Of this State have
d, cided 10 give .Andrew Hunter, Esq, OF
the Charesluwn Bar, 81 500, for his. SER
vices in prosecuting the cases of the Har-
pcr's Ferry insurgents, IN behalf Of the
State.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

o. We wish all our patrons Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

g. few days ago, alter business
hours, Jealous Democrat III New Haven.
proposed rubber Of whist to decide
whether the Union should be dissolved.
lie reports that he and his partner
..smashed it all 10 smiIhrrs in two slraigh,
games"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24
Correspondence cftte Baltimore SUM- TX
CuARLEsTowN, Va Dee. II.
ocJ Jy.,,.. , + |,,k Tn,,,j, AND .CLj,Jjy

CHARLEsTowN, Va Dee. II.
Last NoWS Cf Cook, C0Pptc and ShteldS
Green.
stood as sentinel on Thursday nigh
for four hours over The cell of Stevens and
Hazlt,, and from I!r f"crs gathered FROM
them and the All guard, am aware lhd'
Your statements OF lhf attempted escape.
Is entirely correct. as well as HE accom-
of subsequent events.
in the morning of execution, Cook
came to Stevens door and extended hi,
Dand without speaking. Stephens then
res ponded, ''be Of CORD cheer, give NY
,oye 10 gI my irrends in lIs spirit land y
Cook Ai', ave Nele brothers in tbs
world Ind vii be in The nrX'.' SIcrhcnS
,hen sdid lou must dle Ike men IN 4
few We pks | viii follow yuu.' Cook re-
Piled, " hope not. | see by the papers
YOU are nol To be trieh by the u. )
Cour', ID bit By the conf Of Jefferson coun
~, 10 hch Stephens resPpnded, "lr
makes nR difference by what cJurl | am
lried During Tins ,conversaI on, Shields
Green said 10 Cook ,i"vou had better pray
and prep Sre for another world"
Cook tn his remark, asserted that a
negro wax as good as a white man, and
urged tho Sc present TO reject. (whO were
Vlrginianf and To take into consideration
freedom AID slavery, and To reflect urou
i, well, AMI then know YOU will be will,
me. A fdw mometiis before leaving he
/ iar, Copehud said, "IfI ain dying for
/ freedom | GOULD ndl die in better cause
i had rainier die than be a slave
A little son of tBe TAILOR, who bad been
kind to him, REQUESTED CoPeIand's auto.
graph. On the morning Of his execution
he handed Ihe lirlh fellow paper, upon
when he had wrl hen these lines: 'Jno
A. Copeland was born at Raleigh. NorII
Carolina, August 18th, 1884"
Superintendent Barbour, OF the Har
pers Ferry armory, is on visit TO Gov
Wise al RICHMOND, By invitation. He /:
accompanied by aev eral master mechanics
with the object Of I'd rnl'hlng Gov. WISE
with the details Of plan Of an armory
proposed to he established by The Stale o
Virginia, for the manufacture OF arms to-
Inc Stale exclusively.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

e. Oar friend Robert G. Harper, oil
the firm of Sibley, Molten Il Woodruff,
Philadelphia, has auived in town and will
spend the Holidays amongst his old friends
and acquaintance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

DRIED From lor sale by
y Dec ~ u. S. Reaich.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

YtENUlNE GrayeIy Tobacco for sale by
" Dec2I D. 5. ReHfch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

e. A meeting Of Southern Medical
Students was held at Philadelphia, 10Th
last, when they resolved 10 secede in a
body from tie school Of that city and 60
10 Southern Colleges. There was large
attendance q, the meeting. Jefferson
College loses 200 students, and Pennsyl.
vsnia University 100. They projected
II body The nrxl day in special ua'h
Tor BaIImore. Their proceedings were
conducted lhrYugont with great decorum
and Pr'Prlely. There was no exhibition
of violent feeling, number Will so 10
the Rlchmoud Medical College.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

Gse A caucus Of the democratic mem
bers Of the Virginia Legislature was held
ON Wednesday night, and fixed upon
Thursday the 9Th of February as the
lime 10 hold Democratic Stale Conven'
ton in Richmond.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-12-24

o. \ large and enthusiastic Union
Mass Neeirg was hcl at New York
city on Monday night last, in favor of the
Constitution and the Uniun.. About ten
'horsand persons were ass 'mIled. Let
,ers were read I,om Gen. Scott, TX Pres
idents Fillmore, Van BnreA and Pierce,
and Gen, Scott received sense of tie
meetlng for The next Presidency. The
following resolution, among others, was
passed -
"Thal we protest against and henonnce
as contrary 10 the plghled iallh on Which
HE Constitution was established, all acts
tending 10 make the Union ISIS perfect;
lhdI we regard the recent outrage al IIar-
pCrs Ferry, as rhine. not Only against
Virginia, bul the Union itself. and We APP
prove OF the irmnes, Ivy which the tea.
son has been duly punished"
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Special 1lo1ites.
COMMON SENSE rnles III

COMMON SENSE rules the mass Of the peo-
pie, whatever the misnamed and misanthrope
philosophers may say to the contrary. Show
them good thing let its merits be clearly
demonstrated, and they will not hesitate 10
give it their most cordial patronage The
masses have already ratified the Judgment OF
a physician, concerning the virtues of HOS
TETER'S BITTERS, as may be seen in the
immense quantities Of this medicine that are
annually sold in every section Of the lassd l.
is nov recognized as greatly superior to all
other remedies yst devised for diseases of the
digestive organs, sucn as diarrhma, dYseatcry
dyspepsia, aud for the various fo7ers that
arise froa arrangement OF those portions OF
the system. lIostctter's name IS rapidly be-
coming household word, from Maine to Tex
as. frora tbe shores Of the Atlantic to the Pa
cifc Try the article and be satisfied
Sold by All druggists in she world,
Bg5 See advertisement in angtGer column.
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hear from their investment in the quick.
ened intelligence aud stimulated thought
of the pulpit.
Moreover-is all our villages-it would
be good thing done, for ten or twenty
reading young men to club together, and
procure these reprints for their own use
and benefit They viii gain more from
them, than from thrice the money invest
ed IN oysters, sleigh rides, popular fiction,
or pictorial periodicals.
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THE LONDON QUARTERLY conservative.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW Liberal.
BLACKWooDS MAGAZINE fTorvl

The present critical state ofEuropean affairs
will render these publications unusually in
teresting during the forthcoming year. They
will occupy middle ground between the hasti-
ly written news items, crude speculationS, and
flying rumors of the day Journal and the
ponderous fome of the future historian, writ
ten after the living interest and excitement of
the great political events of the time shall have
passed away. 1t is to these Periodicals that
readers must took for the only really intelli-
gible and reliable history of current events.
and as sul4l, in addition to their well-estab-
Iished literary scientific, and theological char
actcr, we urge them upon the consideration
Of the reading public.
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from
the British publishers gives additional value
to these Reprints, inas,uuek as they can now
be placed in the hands of subscribers about as
socn as the original editions
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The British Reviews,

/ aY2 last week promised lengtlier no
H Of those excellent publications, the
l aal announcement of which will be
zm ad in our advertising columns; aud
tM Mush pressed for space, we cannot fore
n that object now. Combined with
M ,.lroods Magazine, they form one of
Ehl most complete compendiums of cur
be- English literature that can be found
Hul hesamc space, and for the same amount
a money, IN the world. In order to give
pA readers some information respecting
bhim, and at the same time effect our OBJ.
bsft ia this notice, we make the follow
IlAt coplous extract from the Congrega-
kN alist, published at New York. We
'al lmit it for n careful pcrusal, and urge
M n our young men to look favorabiy
m q the good advice contained in the
laf paragraph -
Our advertising columns contain
NJ. l.. Scott d Co. 5 announcement
efe he terms on which they supply Amer
ica subscribers with their accurate and
ha uutu. reprint Of the four great Eng
Anl reviews aud Blackwood's Magazine.
1 readers are, we presume, mostly ia
lA ar with the Distinguishing character
" Is and great value of these reprints
lhs Norh British Reriem, the Free
MHch Organ-which had wandered
llaR cwAat from its first love, has now, we
'Fs lee to say, got back to its Orthodox
ne pings, and bids fair to be all that the
|taa se there demands.
Yhs Westminster Reciew, under the
81 Of Mr. John Chapman (the AmGri-
eAt London bookseller), is the Liberal
- progressive organ, fighting great
fH against Church and State in favor
q rec Trade, and, to a d gree, Of free
tMl king also. Its literary character is
eRremc.y able, and it utters great truths,
hr ed sometimes with dangerous errors.
ne LdmJurgh Revie,c, edited by Mr.
ye-is the old Whig organ, started
~ Jeffrey, and Brougham, and Sydney
= iih, and still mighty in maintenance
s Is principles. A good notice of book
oFlh more in its columns than any,
FA ere else.
l"s London Quarterly, under the
aagemcnt of Rev. w. E;wyn-was es-
~ shed to fight the Edinburgh on its
ground, and with its own weapons,
was carried on by Southey, Scott,
~nart, &c, &c. 1t now defends con-
~ ''yTe -I'Te principles, and upholds the Es-
im shmeut.
!. D,"cE'roods Magazine, Tory to the
! oo.1e-has, in England, a circulation,
SAD OF 10000 copies And, Though
!; Soits ITSELF" its corps of contributors
~ Sueh vast and varied ability, that it
i "1' at the head of the Magazines of
i cue" IS the price paid in England for
grade OF writing which appears in
iii Clodlcals, that the cost of the five,
ea- SAD will average to their publish
All ~ So0 ~ page, or an aggregate of near
gy,OVo year The English public,
oyer have to pay s3l per year, as
n subscription price of the FIVE. Messrs.
~ " 70, furnish them-as finely print
ITo u every respect-to Americans, for
'ne beginning of the year is a favora-
:'ae to subscribe for these fruitful
In pofiant works. 1t would be a wise
d a ten dollar bill-the gift of one,
t.: I or twenty, or even forty-in each
- 70 make it certain that every pas
T.; a. 'qe reading of their pages for the
-"g year The congregation would
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.Fe have An arrangement with Peter
/, Magazine, by which We are enabled
tfcr j, and the Journal together for
30 year. This is the cheapest CON-
-tioa for Magazine that we have ev-
been able to offer, ard those Of our la
seaders who wish to avail themselves
/ will do well to call Immediately, as
FIRST oumber Of the new volume is al
Dly issued, and is itself worth half OF
u We ask for the year.
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NOTICE! NOTICE F!

A LII those indebted to the subscriber, either
"A by Note or by book account, will save
FIFTY PER CENT. by calling and paying
their Indebtedness before the first day of Jan
uary next. How" you ask, . can this saw
ing be madc?" In costs for you and me to
pay if we fail to PAY UP by that time.
n. B.-Ioods sold at cost.
JOHN p. SMITH.
Coudcrsport, Nov Is, l85q.-l2:ll-ly.
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Oa our first page will be found a very
resting article in relation to the early
Aiement Of this county, written, we pre-
= bg an old citizen of this county who
low ID Tioga.
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PEEA Fog TEMPERANCE.

TINS Rev N V. IFUL!, of Alfred, Alegauy
Co. n T., will deliver Temperance Lecture
in the Court House in Coaderspart, ou'EsFeS-
day Evening. 1eC. 20ih. beipg
Tuesday evening of December Court.
Let every one who wants to hear good
speaking, and every body who desires RE-
FlNAL Of the Temperance Cause in this
County, attend this meeting.
JNO. 5. MANN, ] Committee
A. F. JONES of
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h2ememJcr the Agricultural meeting
4. Jaw evening, the Tcmperanee meet
, Tuesday evening aud the Anti-Slave-
meeting on Wednesday evening of
. q week.-and be there, too.
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Br, iesir. to call the attention. ST orr
lers to the new prospectus of the n.
Home Journot-in our opinion the
|. paper Of its kind in the country, and
Icc'aIIy adapted to the home circle for
mother and daughters reading. A
cannot make his wife a better New
Ers present than to furnish her with
lime JoHrnai for 1860.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15
go SEEBEyvS,

D ERTGN LEWIS will Board, and furnish
I'D good rooms, lights and fuel for SlN
YOUNG GENTLEMEN to attend shc Winter
Term Of I-ly sses Academy. at the rate Of Ons
Dollar and FIN Cents Heek.
LewiSyille, Nov ), l85g.-lltl5i5