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THE SECRET lNFiRMlTlES OF YOUTH
L AND MATURITY,
JNst published gTdfis, the 25ta Thousand.
A few words on the Rational Urea tment. without
Medicine, OfSpermatorTheao or Local -GO>
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, H~
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay of the System, Impo-
tency and lmpediDents to Marriage
generally,
BY b. DE LANEY, M. d.
The important fact that the many alarming COM
plants orig mating in the inprudence and solitude
thi. may IL seoSsG @ III
entirely now and highly successful treatment as
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
rotly and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
inE all the sdvertied nOstrums OF the day.
sealed envelope, by RENTING post padl two post
age stamps to DR.. b. DE LANET, IS East 81 st
street, New York City. ma 50 tr
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ARRLvALS At PRINCIPAL NOTES

Hna A., a, HOTEL-n C Bsnt, Ill; Miss A
Denr, 90; I. mes and LAZY, Tenn; A Wv par
fEstKl Pa; IL VEL Sc, Tam; W I. Raittsrs, o; T
~ y EEop.ris2n; Ny; w II Bayly, Nd; Z Bidder
SRenoel, Md; W Eye7,tt, do: 8 r ois and ADV.
s u.s. W a BSiis and lady, do; Mrs stowe 3 a
odusnte1, 9nt hT> Cook and son do: n 4 p.,ns
Ss; Mr.: NJ Payne, do: " b aachard NY; d. =
WiLt;AhDS HOTEL ID Armstrour Nj.
Hickman, Pa; Caet a. Reynolds. do; No
ponne an s3n Nd; G!und, lll; K q McGian
ms1s.r, do; w Pl dyer and lady, &C; I. Hudson
Gu.d do; L Warss j. Do Ss ula: az Sc =
Mss f N CASTOR, do; NJ r Barnitz and family,
BROWNS HOrEI.-P Roteford and .or. N
y, T. H fnrpin and lsdv, Va; Moor, NY; Is p
WlFsins Soi Pear.all aad lady, NJ; w Bos-
Nv; sc; Manly and lady, Va; r c Buck, &C;
do; ST. wa kos d and lsdy O.. Roe;,
90 90; Made, Miss; Miss Wade, do; Miss wade
,hnhihhWOOD HOUSE.-E Ridley, Va; n
pin'ns, Mex; ID Gaddard. Mass; r 1. Hniiair. Va.
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Do not delay
Do mot not delay sisyi
E :y: yS$ ia i: S S{s$sE;
Read the Circuar
Read the Circular
sod BY al Druggists in Washington.
Sold BY al Druggists IN Washinston.
sold by all Druggists in GsoIEe.own.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
Bold by all Druggists Everywhe
Depot In WasninstOn,
Depot IN Washington,
Depot in Washingto
IF So #::s: H H:;:
Price 81.
Price 81.
Price 81.
Chronic Package S2.50.
Chrome Package $3.50.
Chronic Package S2-5O.
Try il.
Tryit.
Irylr.
TRY THE NEW MEDICAL SALT!
D. c. TAYLOR x CO.. General Agents
ma "a TT 202 nnck street. Philadelnhia
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g G r D + U l. A,
or KINGS EyIT

- OR KINGS EVIL,
which this aud ,at.d veal and poor Bsins ia
sn. ia S...e on .pr ps Of sSSs DUay a9a nay Sui
stacks, il there which it may destroy The
ns din. Sns..SS sd impure s s
.a 9S % e M and ,lS;: all the
II: sSn.u,,GG e.nd.s %rO% parents to children
rod Of Him xse II viii visit tn. iuqu.. fathers
1t. .fseu commence BY deposition from the blood Of cor
rupt ucsrous matter. Which the lungs liver
nal organs ii, termed nb.relsIi tn. glands. swelling.
which s.nd.r blood dsprsss sn.rri.. Of Ne
rs, constitution: nc. only :ua'r from rSfuon'
t.eks Of other diseases perish by
slI rendered f,tsI BY III, faint in tho ,,s,.m M e; ~
son,umpnon which d.eimn.t.. Ii. hu.l family Ia. n. e
sruct,e diseases OF tbs liver Ldn.ys brain aud
Of all The erg'n' srss from aggravated BY sams
cause
One Of all people their per.oo,
ar. invaded By hi. lurking Infection and their health
vat. The blood BY an Alternative medicine and iavgrsts by
healthy food and exercise Such m.diea. supply iH
COMPOUND Exrkk2Gc5Tko,fs sARsApARnLA,
the efsesual remedy which tn. medical Of our
.s % that S
."d @ Of ~, o% DG from tn.
queness Hence shond BE employed for the cure Of not
it, such a. rkurrWx and srIr DTrAsEs, ST. HsrSo.
ysFIRI, ko'K Or EsYsIrHLAs. PIMPLks, PusruLxs,
s.Lr RHsUn. scALD HAD, aisawosn, RHsuM ma
II'M srrHiL!TIG AND MaRcUsIaL DIsKisEs, DROP
PLANT, AnnIrc FROM vIrIArED IMrUaE BLOOD.
truth. for scrofu, dsssnsrstron Of the blood tn. p.r
TIC u., .nd virtue Mn. sar'aPs. purify
possible in contaminated Constitutions. "
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
ar. 50 .pSps..d g.. s.s.. .s sssy P3
can rarely Withstand or svsds them Their pen..tnr
n. sums IL. diseases '.:y porto" Of
storing IT'S hs.hy 't'iti,' A. Consequence. Of these
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THE EVENING STAR.

PLEASANT JUNE WEAIHrR following
parody on one Of the gems Of Tennyson's
MAUD" is from the eccentric pen Of walter
Anonym,' the quaint laureate Of the Boston Post.
IL suggest the idea that the ''lovely month of
June" was rather moist this year In the goodly
city Of Boston
Come into the Garden, Josh.
Come into the garden, josh.
All sign of Summers flown.
Come into the garden, Josh!
And hear the season grOan.
90 Cucumbers hide their heads,
Melons refuse to sprout;
Death broodsth DER The bids,
And famine stall about.
Come into the garden, Josh
Come into the garden, Josh!
III you incline to blues.
Come! rove amid the siosh
In India rubber shoes. %. -
The roses merely bud.
Bouquets. ideal bosh.
Ogr only crop is mud.
Come into the garden. JOSH!
Come! Come Come
Come into the garden. Josh,
The strawberries still are white,
Mildev 10 on the BAY
And frost destroys at night
Whs; later soake Oil day. or
Come into the garden Josh,
lfyOu stand TIE shock.
Frost, mildew! mud and slosh!
Take an account of stock.
Come into the garden, Josh!
Come. see what we've endured,
Enjoy the East winds fsrvor,
But get yourself insured,
Or bring your life preserver
Come into the garden, Josh
And swim with me. Here's at you,
Come into the garden, Josh,
And Worship Neptune's statue.
Come Josh come, come! come.
Come into the garden. Josh
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PuGNlX llSTILLERY.

OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
This standard brand Of FINE WH.sGr is offered
TO the Trade in barrels and half barrels IL 10 guar
tied a. being perfectly pure WHISKY, entirely free
from deleterlous substances and possesses the pre-
MUM merit OF being COPPER DISTILLED, from best
Mailed RYK, under our pers0nal supervision,
Having a large stock of"MAGNOLIA," and other
brands OF FINE WHISKY In NRw YORK and PHIIA.
out detention.
FREEMAN r. SIMPSON.
PHOENIX DIsTILLERY
Offices. {Ios South Front St, Phisdel phis. 's''
30 Wall At, New York. jy Is tOc,S
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SUGAR, BACON, 30. -.-
- 50 hhds. New Orleans SUGAR,
500 choice HAMS,
SO plain do.
$500 lbs. SHOULDERS,
Ion hays Rio and Java COFFEY
$50 barrels fRe Old whisky,
i IS S DO. HSGRR%HSSb y do .r ,
Just received and for sale BY
ma 2l-eotf MURRAY 4 sEMMEs.
" PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
The FIRST term being about to close, the public are
informed that there viii be . few vsoancies MAJ
for now pupils, and but Q few. For terms ami to
the Principal, g, p. EUBANK, or % the Under.
signed. =. ..l.fE WIN. RUGGL ES.
hbW&S Chairman Of the FSculty.
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IMPORTANT
i TO THE CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
HEALTH. ECONOMY. AND COMFORT,
McDonnell's Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and Famil y
Remedy and Beverage.

The Great Southern Plantation and + anil y
Remedy and Beverage.
No more Fsrsr and AgHe No more ChosGg, Cramps
or DtdTrhta No more Dyspspsia, Indi-
gsSti0n, or fiatElsHev."
For these complaints the CATAWBA GINGER
MlNE Is an UNFAILIHG REMEDY and PRKvaNTIyE.
This delicious Winei: prepared from th. GATAW-
purity Of quality and richness OF flavor, is une-
the most desirable of SUMMER REVER AGES,
whilst its Tonic and invigoratins Properties hsye
secured for 1t WORLD WIDE REPUTATION And uN
PREcEDRNTRD sALE. .
The Wine 10 pre- eminenty adapted to the Female
Constitution. Also, for the use of Clergy men and
persons of Sedentary Habits, helng NON-INTOX-
ICATlNG. and In imparting HEALTH AND VIGoR
OF MIND AND BODY.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
We ask for it = trial from oil, satisfied that SIN
gle trial will establish At the South the high reputs
TON which 1t has acquired in all other sections of
the Union.
Wholesale Depot, II Mercer st., Baltimore.
y n-lm JAS. MCDONNELL, Gen raj Agent
SWINDLING QUACKS.
ShUTlON !-Quacks their Books, Cordals,
Buchu, Hospitals, Instruments or Rlngs-shun
them al, and, disposed to profit bv my experience,
write Tor my private Circular on
,,,,, SPERMATORRHCEA Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, IN perfect conf
dence. your friend. former sufferer, Inerey super
scribing Bog 176, Charestown, Mas.
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y from Boston,t two superb new PIANOl-
i.Ise .toci ~ 9fI added to or slrssd, nm
atd most varied assortment in this city
cry w snail also receive large lot of NEW MU.
Pianos OF all qualities for rent at all prices, BIZ
week or month. JOHN f. ELLIS,
yT 200 Pa ave-. bet. 9Th and 10th Sta
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PkioE S EkEnp MfbitlG PEI ssIEfrH ALF'
lnrLAMMA NEES X, DISEASES.

WATGGHETs,lId hs sT,S w.. seesiysd Gs Of sne
that will sell cheaper than goods Of the same fAo
quality has ever been sold for in this oitv ~
U7A H. o. HOOD, S3s PS, 1v.
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- NE Suescnbef having made additions Ia his
nSssso.yt making It nov one effRe Isrs.sto y,
manaftets1iSs cx ARR hls t.I,li ffs
tWAIQNs OF all kinds cannot Be surpasssd, And
tn sl az Sas on the business, he hopes
h.Aaa Kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
: Az REPAIRsne neatly done, and all order, ,rom,..
ANDREW J. Joyce.
Wy corner OF ltth and i n
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II ELMBOLNS

ETwT1Tl
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

DR.. ]. G. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE, o. PR BofrLE; Six BorrLRs vo, az
H1-sold BY Z. D. GILMAN, wsshn rtou: r. a r CT
Sell, Georgetown. and By all Druggists everywhere.
m l-so
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" AMP BLACK TEA,
gunpeyder, Imperial, and Young Hyson f,,ssr
TEAS, OF various grades. Also, STAND
MD Ar SLACK apd others. yII: S0nohong d
Oolong, Orange Pecco, &c. For aals by IL
KING BURCHELC.
" Corner 18th at. and Vermont Az
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HI The time for receiving proposals. under the
above advertisement has bsen extended from 18th
Julv to MOrdAy. LAT of August % aotd
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"Be careful of the character of your minis.
ter If he should preach sermon that you
do not approve--do not remark upon il in a
way that will lessen his influence afterwards.
He may do much better another time"
Be careful of the character of our
minister; yes and Of the character of Orr
nei i.hbor-exercise all charity and love
toward every individual around us; but
if minister teach what ia not good
shall we not oppose? Does not true al
legience to right and truth--to Christian
ity requir that We exercise our best
judgement with regard to public teach
ers and especially to religious teasRers----
and approve only what isjust, useful,
beneficial +? Let us judge the man char
itabiy the teacher by the truth that he
teaches.
If any one be untitled by nature or
habits, or organization or want Of moral
or religious consciousness, or any other
cause, for influencing men for their good,
is it not our duty to lessen his Influence,
as it is our duty to- try to extend the in
fuence of one who labors faithfully and
wisely for the salvation Of the world?
CRrrrc.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

"HEREAS the Hon. Robert G. Whi
w President Judge, and the Hons. jose
Mann and G.. G. Colrin, Associate judges
the Courts Of Oyer / Terminer and G.nu
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions Of the p.ad
Orphans Court and Court Of Common Pla
for the County Of Potter, have issued The.
precept, bearing date the fifteenth day 4
Nov, in the year of our Lord one thouss'
eight hundred and fifty-nine, and to me o
rected, for holding Court Of Oyer and Ters
iner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter So
sions of the Peace, Orphans Court, and Cou
of Common Pleas, in the Borough Of Couds0
sport, on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of Dr..
fcember next, and to continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor.
oners, Justices Of the Peace. and Constable
within the county, that they be then and th'r,
in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. ~ 7
said day, with their rolls, records, inquH
tions, examinations, and other remenbrAQca.
to do those things which 10 their Offices III
pertain to be done. And those who arc boaE
by their recognizsnces TO prosecute Agai'r
the prisoners that are or shall be in the jai!a
said county of Potter, are to be then and th'n
to prosecute against them as will be just.
Dated al CoUDEEspoHT, Nov. Is, 1889, 81,
the saith year of the Indept ndence Of the unii"
States Of America.
A. C. TAGGART Sheriff
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Sharon Centre was agreed upcr - the
place for the next meeting, 60 eoAfmencc
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the FIRST Thursday in
February.
The President then made the following
sppoiatmeats for the next meeting: Jo-
seph Mama, ESQ, to deliver the opening
lecture TedeEyer addresses, G.. w. Grigs-
BY, J. NJ. Spafsrd, d. III. Judd and p.
A. Stcbbins, jr. To read essays, Misses
Ellen Wright, Jeanette Wild,uan, Mary
Mann and Arm v. Clark. To declaim
f. A. Benton and A. s. Lyman. As Q
Business Committee, H. J. Olmsted, j.
Hendrick and Miss Ellen Wright.
The Association requested a copy
each of the addresses of Rev j. Hendrick,
Rev. J. III. Pars,ns and Miss Elizabeth
Wright, for publication in the POTTER
JOURNAL and in the Pennsylvania School
Journal.
Afte, transacting few items Of busi-
ness, the Association adjourned:
j. w. BIRD, Secretary.
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SNeiaI Notices.
The Second Term of Miss Haven's school will
commence on Monday, November 2sts inst.

COMMON SENSE rules the mass Of she peo-
pie, whatever the misnamed and misaathrepe
philosophers may say to the contrary. Show
them good thing; let its merits be clearly
demonstrated, and they will not hesitate to
give it their must cordial patronage. The
masses have already ratified the judgment OF
physician, concerning the virtues Of HOS
TETER'S BITTERS, as may be seen in the
immense quantities of this lae dicine that are
annually sold in every section Of fhsl4ad. F.
is now recognized rs greatly Superior to all
other remedies yet devised for diseases Of the
digestive organs, spen as diarrhGa, drseDsery
Dyspepsia and for fhe various feTers that
arise from arrangement of those portions Of
the system. Hostetter's name is rapidly be-
coming household word, from Msine to Tex
AS, from the shores Of the Atlantic to the Pa
cifc. Try the article and be satisfied
Sold by all druggists in the world.
EHSee advertisement in another column.
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ISELAMMATION OF Y4g EYES

Like all other inAa mma ton. 10 caused BY
;mpurity Of the blood, which causes all srpp-
tive diseases, as Salt Rheun, Scarvy, Beils,
Sores, Ulcers, hc. The blood teing Anbfahhy.
and of an impure nature, also occasions Drop
lies. The blood becoming obstructed in the
veins, the watery part OF the blood in conse-
quence is thrown out from their extremities,
md dropsy is the result. Many times il il.
occasioned by improper treatment Of some
former disease, and the vessels being filled
by serous humors instead Of blood. Free evac-
nations by these pills, open the passage into
The bladder ana carry off the corrupted hu-
nors, and renew them with pure and healthy '
blood, whitB wiM drive out Of the body all
inflammation, toge:her WITH eruptions Of the
skin, and all dropsical complaints, They will
nc SHIELD to every form of disease to guard
md keep you from the cold grasping hand OF
leath, and cause Fife and strength 50 sern.in
and the countenance to brighten with the
bloom of beauty and health.
DR.. Moyses Indian Root Pills are Sold
by all dealers in Medicines.
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John brown would not exchange places
to- day with the best shareholders living.
We still adhere TO the opinion that the
invasion was q mad aud foolish one so far
as direct and legitimate results were con-
cerued. With our views Of duty, and
the possibilities of sncceas as presented
to our mind, wc would not undertake
such an enterprise for The world, but to
John Brown heated niud it was clear
work of duty It will wonderfully yeri-
fly the scripture doctrine, that evil in the
economy of God, is subsidiary to good
that seven the wrath Of man is made to
praise. Him" ."-Norristoroa Republicans.
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This day two weeks (Friday) John
Brown will offer up his life to the Amer
can Moloch-Slavery
Old iron willed Oliver Crom well-be.
fore God, chose him az an instrum, Mt TO
overthrow both royalty and prelacy-
wanted to emigratc to America, but the
government took him from shipboard and
he lived to trample their power under his
feet. Washington wanted first to enter
the naval and afterwards the military
service of the British Government, but
the latter's refusal or slight occurrence
prevented it. John Brown might have
died unknown, and been forgotten, but
Providence willed it otherwise He went
to Kansas peaceable, but firm free, State
man, the rufians burnt his mill and mur-
dered his sons, and he came away from it
man Of destiny, John Brown might
have done the slaves and freedoms cause
some triaing service had his life been
spared him, but he can certainly do more
by has death, thousand fold His blood
will be the first sanguinsry oblation pour
ed out BY the white man under our gov
ernment as an offering to redeem his
black brother.
We do not overlook the fact that BY
tle law be is malefactor, that he has
forfeited his life to broken laws. So did
Socrates, aud the Gracchi I; so also did
Peter, Paul, and million of unsuccessful
reformers who are now euscribed on the
worlds Calender and; we believe that
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ShERIFF'S SALES.

DY VIRTUE Of sundry t0rifI Of Fendition
- E1ponss, Fieri Facias and Leyari Facias
ssucd out Of the Court of Common Pleas of Potte,
County, Pennsyluania and to nx directed, .hai
.rpoTe TO public sale outcry, at the Court Hou.t
IN Coudersport, on MONDAY, the 18th day ot
e,ember, 1859, at 20 o'cloek, q. m, the toIiou-
ing described real estate, TO sOit5
Certain real estate situate in Sylrania town.
ship, Potter Co., Pa, bounded as follows to
wit On the north by James Gls5pey Coum-
bus Rees east by uns-ated lands, south by
McCrade Earl, and west by Joseph Hall l. Co.
lumbus Rees, containins tifty-eight acres. oil
which about twenty acres are improved, with
one frame house, two log barns, and some
fruit trees thereon.
Seized. taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of Thomas N. Rees.
ALSO-Certan real estate situate in Eula-
liza township, and Borough Of Coudersport
Potter Co, Pa, bounded on the north by the
Jersey Shore Turnpike Road, on the east by
Nathan Woodcoek and east line Of Warrant
2l23 south by Lots of w B. Gordinier & A.
+. Jones, and west by lands of Sebieski Ross
containing one hundred and sixty-nine acres
of which twelve acres are improved, and upon
which are erected one frame barn, and other
out buildings.
Seized, taken in sxeeHtion, and to be sold
as the property of John Cfittenden.
ALSO-Certain real estate situate in Eula-
liza township. Potter Co., Pa, Beginning at a
Beech tree 2l2 perches west to the north -eas,
corner Of Patent No. ARA in Distries No. 2
and being part of said Patent, thence south
40 degrees east Is perches, thence west $50
perches, thence north fifty three perc hes, thence
east l07 perches, thence north leo perches,
thence east So perchea to the place Of begin
ming, containing one hundred acres and allow
ance for roads, dc.-ALSO-One other tract
adjoining, beginning At a post 2l2 perches
west Of the southeast corner Of Patent No.
il24 in District No. :, being part of said Pat
ent, thence north l06 perches l6i links to a
Beech tree, thence west 7s perches l23 links
to Beech, thence south los perc les l6A links
to post, thence east 10 Perchcs l74 links to
the place Of beginning containing SO acres
and allowance &c, of which 80 acre. are i'm.
proved, on which are erected one frame house
and one frame barn.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
rs the property of Yates Anson.
ALSO-Certain real estate situate in J.ck
son township, Potter Co., Pa, bounded north
by lands Of the Bingham Estate and lot No. 2.
cast by lot No. 2, south By lands of the Bing.
ham Estate, and west BY lot No. and laads
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Eauratinnat.


Harrisoa, Ncr. 25, at Dodge School House
Binghatn, Nov. 20, at the School House nsal
Ealer Leonardo.
Genssre Forks, Nov. 20, at tae Schl House
osWGsS Village, Nov. 2s, &c the Schoo
House
sharon, Eov. 80, at the School House neal
the mouth Of Honeoye Greek.
Hcbron, Dec. ], at the Crandal HiH Schoo
House.
Roulet. Dec q, "a the School House nsar
"a khiiander ReeA's
Sweden Siec. 6, at the house OF o. L. Car
saw
g Pike TUESDAY. Bee. 9, az the 6rst School
House below ). II. Martins.
~ The exassstaatieI:s at each of the above pla-
ees are to commence at 10 o'clock A. n. Teach
ers are requested to be ptnctudl; also. to fur
~nish Oh emSeives with pen, ink and paper, and
Sanders New Fourth Reader, as usual. A
q higher standard Capitalization will be requir-
I'd aAan heretofore. J. HENDRlCk,
" Cou4ersport., Oct ~, is59, Go. S4p't.
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THAsks6tttNd.--The Gath of No
vember today has been designated as
day Of thanksgiving in the following
States, twenty-five in all
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Mas
sachuset.s, Rhode Island, Connecticut
New York. New jersey, Pennsylvania
Delaware, Maryland, Alabama, North Car.
olina, South Carolina, Mississippi, Ken,
lucky, Tennessee, Michigan, Indiana, II.
leuois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and
in Kansas.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-24

ESg- The Rev. N. V. Hull, of Alfred
n. Y, will deliver an Anti Slavery sd-
dress IN the Court House, on Wednesday,
evening, Dec. 2lst. Every body, especial
ly the Irrepressibles" are invited to at
tend. Remember the Temperance meet
ing on Tuesday evening, and the anti.
Slavery meeting on Wednesday evening.
By-the.way, We suggest that Republi-
cans throughout the country villages aud
townships of the North organize them
selves into " lrrepressible Clubs for the
campaign Of 1860 And ao,O is the time
to begin, in order that they may be sir
repressible" year hence. When will
the Couderspoes "Irreprsssibles' organ
ize their club2 We suggess meeting
at the Prothonotary's Office next Monday
evening at u o'clock.