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MY LAMBS.

loved them SO
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Came, covered with the storm, and pale and cold,
Ana begged for one Of my sweet lambs to hold
bade him 60.
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-15
Gunr anu County,
SEPTEMBER Is, 1859.

COCDBKsF UHI, SEPTEMBEK 10, 1903.
See the card of J. ii. Palmer & Co.
Philadelphia. The rapid completion Of
tbe Sunbury & Erie r. r. is directing
the .s.tention of Philadelphia merchants
10 our trade.
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Rates Of Tuition:
Special Notice TO the Ladies'.
SUMNER FASHIONS.

MRS. GRIDLEY tenders her thanks TO the
citizens of Potter and adjoining counties, for
their generous patronage. She would say to
the public, that she has on hand splendid
assortment Of Millinery Goods, which she will
sell retail or wholesale at the lowest rates, es-
pecially to those in the trade, at a small ad
vance from y. Y prices. All orders prompt
ly attended to.
T. Z. GRlDLEY will deliver Bonnets to any
place ordered. Bleaching and Repairing done
up in the latest style, with taste. The large
quantity of work TO be done oyer," viii be
delivered AT the earliest moment. Ladies
please call or send inyour orders. Shop locat-
ted 81 miles west of Lewisville.
H.. iii. N. GREDEEE,
Clysges. Mav 3. ls59.-3s.
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C0UDERsPoRT ACADEMY, 1859

REv. J. HENDRICK, A. NJ. PRIycIpAL.
SPRING and SUMMER TERN commences
Tuesday, April 5.
FALL TERN commences
Tuesday, August 23.
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We neglected to notice last week that
he Mexican Citizen has just commenced
IS sixth volume, and in doing SO has in
Freased its size somewhat, and run up a
pew and beautiful heading, and our oeH-
\ young friend, W. A. Nichols, has ac-
&epted the post of local editor
1 The Ctitsea is one of our best exchang-
:, and is one Of the line of "North tier"
papers which are so true to
heir party's principles. We are glad to
llam from tAc Cdi.ep that it is well sus.
tned, though we are sure that, like the
JOURNAL, its worth and usefulness would
l greatly enhanced were its subscription
D. increased to the comparative proper
ton Of the party strength in the county
il other words, were the party as faith full
y the paper as the paper is to the party.
Of the following, which We extract from
notice in the citizen, We will allow our
fcaders to judge for themselves:
PoTTER.-The Journal has commenc-
4 its twelfth volume. The Journal we
believe, is one of the oldest free-soil pa
ers in the northern tier of counties.
hen the lrinciples contained in the VIII
bot ProviSo were endorsed by the almost
eF,ire Democracy Of the North, the Jour-
d t. was considered by all, good Demo
eatie paper. The JournaL stands now
There il did then; it advocates the same
d dctrine. ) few years have worked many
+ itical changes; aud many who were
. &c in favor of free territories, have gone
q after strange gods They are lost in
4 rice swamps OF South Carolina. All
NJ hear from them now, is Black Re
Nl0llcan' or unconstitutional as it as
ctnas from their new quarters.
4 The journal has done much good work
n has assisted Immensely in the ''spread
III healthy reform" and the Republican
H rty of Potter county is indebted to the
N da,aai more than to any other cause, g,
~ their present prosperity. OF course,
Il Republicans Of this county could not
b so ungrateful as not to give to the
daraat their warm and hearty support
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all observers, that sit is the mqa who
wins And though he viii retire from
this field of labor without having made
himself rich in this worlds goods, he will
have earned "the sweet reward Of duty
DONE"
Mr.. His well able to understand the
disadvantages attendant upon the limited
means of many young persons in this new
country, who are aDxiously endeavoring
to obtain an education - not having
been "reared in the lap of luxury" but
like mary others, whose successes in early
as well as later lifes have depended upon
their o'c1e erertionS, he is well qualified,
through his past experience, to speak the
word of friendly sympathy and encourage
ment to those, whose lot it is to contend
With difficulties, having drunk of the
cup of which they drink, his consola-
tory and strengthening words are fraueht
with benefits to item which will be in
valuable now and hencefortil.
1t is great satisfaction to parents to
feel that their children have been en-
trusted to the care Of a teacher, whose
daily life is an fmPressSre lesson of the
good results Of early habits of industry
and perseverance. In him they have an
example of what one man, with will
and energy to hold fast that which is
good, may do for himself and others.
Not only as teacher, bat as citizen,
has his Influence been for the ''good of
this people, aud we feel sure that Oh his
retirement from the position he has so
long and faithfully held, the best wishes
of all with whom he is acquainted will
accompany him.
Mr.. Hendrick will remain with us and
devote his entire energies, during the
coming winter to the duties of his Office
rs County Supcrintendent-to which, in
some future number, We iBtend to call
the attention of the friends of education
in this county; and we will also take oc-
casion to say few words as to the ne
cessity and Importance of our citizens TAX
ing steps for erecting a new building for
academieal purposes in this place We
trust that IN the meantime our citizens
will talk the matter over
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SUBSCRIBE FoR THE JOURNAL,

9E FRIENDS or \ FREE PRESS.
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THEIR WORK
Divorce Notice.

Orpha Lucina Lord, ! No. 50 Dec Term, 1859,
BY her next friend, in Common Pleas of
William Patterson, Potter County.
as. LfBEL IN DIVORCE.
Wellington Lord. To Wellington Lord
espondent-Whereas a Subpoena and alias
Subpoena having been issued and returned
Niiil, yol are hereby notified to be and APP
pear at our next Court of Common Pleas for
this county, for an application will be made
10 said Court for divorce, on the part of Lii
belant. y c. TAGGART, Sheriff.
COudersport Aug. "a 1859.
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TAKE NOTICES!

Z F youwan to get your Watch @o~
4 es or Clocks put in good run - 7Is
ming order, take them to D1TTON'S. You
viii find him on hand to do your work on
short notice, and in a workmanlike manner, at
No. >, PHENII BLOCK,
opposite Parmelees Drug and Book Store
Jcwelry neatly repaiued, and work done on
short notice, cheap for cash.
JOHN B. DAYTON.
WellsyiIle, April II, 1859 40-6mo.
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DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS e. SHOES,
HATS g. CAPS,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, &C..

is now large. and my intention is to sell
CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE
5 GREAT REDUCTION on Lawns, Challe de
LANES, Mantillas, parasols Mitts and other
Summer Goods Prices reduced to CLOSE
THEM 0UTI
ISAIAH BLOOD'S well.known
Scythes Of German-stcel Cast-steel and Sill
Yer-stecl; also, Snaths, Forks, Rakes, aud
many other Farming Utensils, at the lower.
prices constantly on hand.
BOOTS & SHOES-the largest stock
in the county. Especial care taken in select
ing to get those which are good and durable.
THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
is well stocked, and prices viii be made satis.
factory
SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE, full as
sortInent ef Groceries, Brooms, Pals &e., ~
low prices.
HEALTHY BREAD.
James Pyle's Dietetic Saleratls.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIEs OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY

7Qsf PVbIiSh3a, Gratis, 25tb THOUSAND!
ia ~ So A FEW WORDS on THE
s2e1a&Ss a&SssesassE;SsSsSA e E$ssSS'S RATIONAL TREAT
@1z99::ZG+eSSSe<z~ MENT, without Medicine,
of Sermatorfhea, or Local Weakness, Noctuf-
nal Emissions, Genital and Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay Of the system, Impoteney,
and Impediments to Marriage generally.
By B. De LANEY, " D.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the imprudenee and
solitude OF youth, may be easily removed
WITHOUT MEDICINE, is in this small tract clear
ly demonstrated; and the entirely new and
highly successful treatment, as adopted by tie
Author, fully explained, by means of which
every one is enabled to cure HIMSELF perfectly
and at the least possible cost, thereby aveid-
ing all the advertised nos;rums of the day.
Sent to any address grstis and post free IN
a scaled envelope, by rcmitting post psid)
two postage stamps to Dr.. B. DE LANEY 90
East 3lst Street, New York City.
inside tsfr
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Call and See

the Goods in my NEW QUARTERS. For
Ready Pay, and on Credit to pronpt-
paying customers, shall sell at low 6gnres.
D. e. oLMSTED.
Coudcrsport, July S, 1926
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Tile weather hele during the past two
weeks has been very cold, and to-day
"Wednesday we have fires to make our
office comfortable to work in. Last We'd
acsday night (7th) portions of our coun-
! " were visited by a heavy frost, which
Injured the buckwheat and corn crops to
considerable extent,--in some portions
wholly destroying the former. In other
,lcinities the frost did scarcely any inju-
b. Ia some village gardens we notice
hat potato vines were completely with
trsd, while in others they were only
lightly injured.
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Singular leal Fatat Accicient.-From
h private letter received by US, we learn
that al a village (thc name Of which is
hot given by our correspondent in Mich
gan, recently, Mrs, Louisa Fisk,-former-
b. Miss Louisa Price, of Titnsville, Cfaw-
ford Co, Pa.-fell from swing and broke
her neck, back, and both limbs, from
which injuries she died soon after She
had been married but SIX weeks, and was
about 10 years of age.
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NlrriG-Ia this Borough, on Wednesday
morning last, BY he Hon. J. Darling, WM. X.
KING, Esq, to Miss AM ELIZA YoUyG, all of
this Borough h.-Smchport Citizen, I0h.
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le presume that the numerous friends
the Coudersport Academy viii be graf
Ied to learn that the present and last
|Tm Of the fourth year of its existence
lader the suPerintendanco of the Rev. j.
lENDaICK, is one Of the most flourish
z, not only in regard to numbers, but
regard to the character of the students
attendance and SO many cold familiar
ses' must give gladness to the heart of
/ Principal, beyond even the tpllness of
e school.
When Mr. Hendrick, four years since,
fcePted the position of Principal, dark
louds, "big with doubt and distrust,
plng over the Institution, threatening its
fetulness and even its existence. Dis.
Fragments hemmed it in on all sides,
d many Of It's warm friends stood, fear
2, doubling aud trembling; and al
9lgh his frst term manifested his "pow-
ioE the place, it was not till several
rms had passed, that It's friends felt Sc
'lre. But his energy and determination
Ibis fitness for the place oyercame all
5stacles that lay IN the way and created
confidence which has gone on increas.
e from that time until now, when,
'eachIng out in its strength, it is able to
Ter the lists for the prize against In
iutIons Of a similar kind which have
cen more richly endowed.
We have had several students here who
Fad previously been instructed at Oberlin
ID Alfred; also some from other schools
the State of New York, all of whcm
ave done US the honor to say, that they
! "a found no better teacher in any of
csc institutions, than ours proving TO
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NOTICE OF CO.PARTNERSHIP
SAML D. HICKS, 6'merly Of Granville County,
NOrih-CarOlina, and late Of the firm Of Browpley
Hicks "f Petersburg Va Is this day admitted psroes.
snip in my house. The business Will be eouduced und
the firm and style Of d. T. WILLIAMS HICKS. ber
to return my grateful to my psiruns and
friends for the liberal support and patronage bestowed 90
me tor the past three years. and continuance Of
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persons having clsms against will please present
them for immediate payment aud those indebted or cash
oils are requested tn carl; prsciicsbe Ad
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be transferred to the new concern.
Richmond, Jan. !, 1859.
D. +. WILLIAMS Il HICKS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS 4 GENERAL
FOR The SALE OF
TOBACCO, WHEAT, &C.,
No. Shocco Slip,
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~ Particular attention Maid IN frv,ra;no r,.,,e,.
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made on all consignmcnts in hand
D. T. WILLIAMS
SAINT. d. HICKS
L a OF BROMLEY Hicks, Petersburg. Va
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NJ Cays Rsr.ss in f.vsr II Distributes;
Report Ut W.. Grupdy ssaiast 10;
address 81 Mr. Faulkner ep the sahjsst;
Votes un distribution IN C.exrv.s:
votes thcrruu; WV"
CarsSs Land Di ir;bus;aa Mn:
Views II Public Men cu Opposite and p;ssr,bus;os.
Table VI Statistics relative io pabe Lsuds
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No. ]. FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
Raleigh n. C..
AS FOR SALE STANDARD WORKS IN ALL THE
IL various departments of 1. 40"
Literature.
SCHOOL BOOKS, of all the kinds used in the SCHOOL,,
of our State. " ' ''"oo's
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house. VI 0ou"'Ang
NEW BOOKS from all the leading publishing bou.es :,
the United States received SOON as published -'s" ~
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WHOLESALE AND BETAU

Err AND STATIONER.
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y. TURNER has on hand. and fur sale at the
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MlsGELANEOUS BOOKS. also fine Editions Of mir ~
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Eve And receiving regularly all the New Works n the
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1853. SPRING STOCK. 1aso.

NHEi CALL THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS,
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this or any other market. ~ T-'~''e~ !"
Goods carefully packed for transportation.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-16
PESCUD,S BULLETIN. M. ?.

fESCuD'S BULLETIN, No. 2,
4 NIlcirATING NUMEROUS ORDERS FROM NY
Dooy, nave greatly increased my stock Of ''''
Aedicnes and Fixtures; Chemicals and instru
ments; Paints, Oils aud Dye stuHs; PERU
%ery and Toilet Articles; Tobacco
and Cigars; Combs Brushes and SOAPS:
rns Ahiers and Extractors, Garden / Grass SEED.
Ana al Other classes Of goods in my lines and III, b.
n"cn gnhned ~ who have promised or intsnd m.i;.
D.' .9h me would leave their nemor.ndums this xe.
=. eere 70 have them executed carefully and ne.tiv -
expect this week large supply Of Long,. md o.,..
e,s Sssns: Of Shaking gave .ach s
snend;S c have still left large stuck Of d.
i s.1s s5tsfs rheh vim sell p1e sucs
Sso !" e1amne my stock md prizes Az o.t
and cheapness. W 0's''neeo OF their parity
Tens ms sa months, per cent deduc,ea q, -,
al D'''s OF US and upwards. ''' e.'o 'oe
r. PEscUl, D,rgg;a,
HI Z 1850. Raleigh. NC.
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