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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

The Rochester ~Straw-Cutter.
NLNSTED & KELLY, Coudersport, have
" the exclusive agency for this celebrated
-..h'ne, in this county. 1t is covcnicnt, du-
aylc, and CHEAP. Dec. l, l8G0.-I2
900 SHEEP PELTS, wanted Immediately
l at STEBBINS'.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

Mrs. Luman Johnson, Summer Hill, N. Y,
cured of extreme Female Debility, Nervous
Weakness, Irritation, &c, &c.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

The afflicted should consult "Last Ray of
Hope published for gratuitous circulation,
by o. Andrews, Syracuse, n. Y. Sentto any
address on receipt of a stamp to prepay pos
tage, or may be had of agents gratis. c. S.
( z. 4, Jones, Agents for Coudersport, 7Iy.
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GQMn ann Gountu.

CoUDERsPoRT, DECEMBER 10. 1860,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

FgvIIS WORK contains over 400 pages of
& closely printed matter, and will be sold
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

|s sss,cribed
ip, Sd
North,houI
e BingnopfD
le acl ooe ID
ected onnSSt,
tlDbi
T Burt
1860.
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COudtrsOOTt. Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-28

iDIn the trial Of some gamblers in Chicago
the court permitted them 10 bring In evidence 10
prove that they nd others Of their profession paid
a considerable sum Of money last spring to elect
John Wentworth mayor, on the direct and expii.
cit that during hts term at least they snouid
pable and did not admit Of doubt.
liza Utah letter, dated November 20, states
that a fearful hurricane had swept over the north
ern portion Of that Territory, destroying large
amount Ct property, unroofng houses aud carry
Ing before IL everything movable. The hurricane
lasted forty weight hours
JOSH BROWN, yR BREWING MIscHIEF.-Ths
Elmira IN. W Gazette says: "John Brown, Jr. :,
was In Elmira yesterday, in conference with some
Of the abolitonists here. He came In on the
Southern train and departed North. He Is work
Ing up some plot to annoy the slaveholders"
meeting Ct the citzeEs of Richmond will
be held tonight to express the sentiments OF thai
community In respect to the national criss. The
call has been signed by prominent gentlemen o.
all parties, and unanimity is expected to prevail
ut the meeting.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

wILLARDS' HOTEL % 5 Cohen. Ga; NJ
Gideon Md; q n w bite, NY; Mrs Parks, NOW
Belcher, NY; III Tasks, Pa; keet, Va; L
l. Scoville and lady, NY; Miss Aldrich, do; Miss
Whitney, Mass; A Whitney and lady, do; Hon
] Pratt, Md; + II g Pratt. do; Mr. and Mrs
n Knox, do; F. McGrinlev, do; n Sheppard, Va;
Putnam, USA; Miss Lee, Md; Hiss ID Lee,
do; Miss NJ Hurband, do; Miss Nj Townsend,
do; L. Townsend do; j C. Townsend, do;
Stuart NY; o Smedery, do; b Sprague and lady,
Ri; T. BaIch and lady, dc; g Booth and
daughter Va; r Chadbourne; Mass; Billiard.
do; II Thompson and lady, Pa; A Silva and
LADY,, Mass: p Smltherew and lady, do; Furger-
son and lady, Cali Griffith, Md; w Clarke,
do.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-W B Perry, Md; w
C Jewett PIP; " Whiting, NM; Thos Neal, A
Brown Eng; g King, J Weber, NJ Bruen, C
O velIe 50; w McMentry, NJ; Lambdin,
Md; g w Knox, Pa; w Tucker, DC! Mr. Stof-
Ter, NY; ForneY, Pa; A Atocha, f L Rogers,
Md; Ellis, Msss; = w Engs, NY c Greg
Cav, A Gilmore, Austin and IL, Pa; Shreves
Md; u Bacon, Mass; w Gordon, Chand-
Ter, NJ; John Hitchcock aad ly, Mass; Mrs Car
ter, Md; w McDuffee, NY Allison, A Allison,
Mass.
BROWNS HOTEL.-G Crane, J A Rice, La
Peacock, Pa; w Kibbe, Cal; ID Rowland
XIV; Hon Craige and fam, No; Hon ID c De
Jarnett, Tyler, f n de Jarnett, J Hunter, Va
J sHngiuf. II SlinglGf ii Humphreys, l. Hum
w Brindle. KIT; Newell, VT; Denison, Me; 4
Ramerty, NY; " Fl Calhoun, Tenn.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE. r Neall, E d'Al
fonce, Pa; A NJ Ball, w Harbett, Thompson
8 A Nesbtt sVa; III Whitelv, Del; Whiting
DC; n II Barbour and ", Mo.
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THE EVENING STAR.

Exxcurroxs N ALABAMA The Montgomery
Mail publishes the particulars Of the execution a.
Pine Level. Montgomery county, Ala,, Oh tn
18th inst Of four persons convicted OF a..ea.p'"s
10 create servile rebellion. The letter says
lone white man, and four negroes were nuns
rbs white mans name was Roller, and was
proved guilty by his brother VINO was h'r,..sf
H. eo,s-..Ino his brothers guilt. One OF tne
negroes belonged to Mr.. Allen Fraiser one to MI:
Terry, and one to the Wright estate, ana ,ne
Co., /. . 5f,cbsr. whose master resides In Mont
ga,ns,v That the plot is deeply laid, and OF
con.Iderable extent Is undoubtedly true. New
revelations are being made daily, and other white
men have an awful doom awaiting them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-28

MURDER IN Monday evening
Edward ID. Brown, proprietor OF liquor store on
Front Street called upon one Dennis Sneehan'
who keeps grocery on Water street, ioI tne Pui-
pose Of collecting bill due from the later hi q
sluo. crashinU into the brain Of the former; (Mr
Brown) Killing him instantly. The murderer
cooly took a drink, and, kissing his wife ana
child walked out and surrendered himself 70 the
policemen. -
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MEDICINES.
-. yeEzs7GE,
- BALYIAoAK

80 BALriao2E
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Hsf Dseessrs< tAs ssoyf Csrf<ss, SSssis, sai s&ls
Efsesxal Rssssis ~ fks Void,
Foa ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDBNCE
LET NO FALSE DgLICACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
4 CURE MAKR4NTEp, OR NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO rwo DAYS.
ws.h,ss .sns ssss. s..issss As..s... .sss. us..y,
s:.sl
Esss sun, Lsss., st.sses isssis-
T:ss'ss... Di..ssI and r..sae.. vs.ss r.:
der a.Isss impossible. and essrsy ssts Bsay saa Mad
..,...,, ,.. ..,. s.e.H. ~ victim. q al .r VIA.
that dreadful and dssss:ivs habit vAish ssIs.ly
~ ..a ~:
sausrss ttsnng sseaiss viii Astsr1dss sfsiss.ssss
y.hsd sssasy as living Tyre, call viii full ss.s
Rag. beng ,v.Is ysys..i vs.s.'ss. sss.sis dssiiy
IL vs, place; sns.H .ndss tss ssss Of Dr. nay rss,
ss.y s.nsds IN ~. hsesr n g'sis.ta and sssadsoay rely
OFFICE Ne SOUTH PRrpERIcxsYRxEr,.
.. e.p.r, ran !. .I..r,s ,,s .,.Ss,. Isasr
nast Be paid and ssesaia stsnD.
Dr. yOHMnYon,
Member .fths Royal C.sgs Is.ess sr.d,sis
me =: r,:.:, PAY, .s:: n: =. BEE. q.
,,: . and :s,, ..
knsvn; many ussslsd vita ringing In ths head and
s..nd,, ss,s.n:" VIII ir.9s:n, ss:Ans. ..sd.a ssss
tnss viii dsssnEsnsat 81 mind. sursd sdiasslv
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yssng Asa add s,hsrs vhs injured themselves sy
ssrtAn practice INDUCED in when slsnss HAHN sssty
. az , s. ss I .:s ::S n
reader. n.T.s. inpss.i.., and destroy, he'd .Ad s.d
fS... ar. he .sd ana r..nsA.y .s.s lr.eus.t
s.f P.o sss IN d: IsS pnn Il sss i.
rsy.. P.lp.'a, f:hs I..E Nerves. lr s
.. u. mind AZ. ...l
ispr. Evil F.ss.diaG:, iT.i.i.a fs.si.t,,
!svs Of ssi.sds, findiy u he evils pss
NERVOUS pEIILHY-Yss.s..es o., ssv ,udss VIA,
:.a m. .. S I'd as
appearances eyes esssh Iss
1 DnEAsEs OF ImPRUDENcE.
When s misguided and vstary pleasure
10 has msissd hs .sses q hi. painful sss
can Zen! s.sna nm Z. i ALL is q: =:
him ;:
ind in H.lis III Pa. .
s,sr his CALLING disappointment; BY tie u that
.rnSl. a..ss: a. q Hart qsrss, ss.s
Ska, te pcgsng vita frightrl rspdity til death Puts
s..ny fr. ~Ss.. .s. =. srs,..r Y..S.
| d. JoHnsoHrREMEDYF oR ORGANIC wEAXNEss
By this Ersnt aud Important remedy vssknss sssss
speedily eEr.d and fan visss rsstsIsd fse.s.sds ss
meet nervous and dssiitatss, shs had lest al ksps
| been INN sdiatsly relieved.
All sdimsns Marriage. PAysiss Mental Dss,an
fss:sna Lass 81 Prssrssvs PsvsT, Esrvsss lyrs,.tr
YssnLng aod Wssknea Kxhalsisa Of tAs fssYfc
| kiad speedily exysd.
| ENDOkgEkENY or THE FREES.
YHE MANY fH0rsAEDs cared at this nssi.ssiss yithh
The last seventeen yssrs and the Surg
cal slsrsesa. Pssrmsd sy Dr. Jshnssu. ~
Of The and cher psrssus, nssss
v6h have sppssssd again and ageia bssss public
sdss his standing gsnsnan Of shasasssf aad rssYsss
sthty, ssassnt Guafantss 10 hs a1issd. ian bly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-28

DxxoSsrRATIox AT NEW ORLEANS An I'm
mense mass meeting was held on Monday nigh'
a. Teyv Orleans 10 fatty the nominations Of the
Southern rights candidates for the convention i,
was Il 10 said. the largest congregation OF every
party ever ASA mbled in hat city. Cornelius Eel
lows was president, and speeches were made by
Chas Gayare and Others advocating immediate
secession, amid unbounded enthusiasm. The
southern Marseilles was sung as the banner OF the
Southern Confederacy was raised, amid reiterated
and prolonged cheers for South Carolina and
Toufxiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-28

EHaH III, sTsA EHKsbbsss ,] w,l resume her
ISSTaSN is ss.y WI Fp lfssf wf isaa G
S SsSst si Sess h6dMExxNs sIa y.
vi! issss ess s5 WE'D @abNHs vi AZ
msraI sojaSSi SiS Sissi ,E,a,;:s,
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LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ! - .
APPLY THE REMEDY
REJOICE in HRALTY

REJOICE IN HEALTH,
Friend, do you sutor? Are you tbs victim OF any
OF those numerous ailments which arse from i'm
purity of the blood! What are they, do you aski
Rsther ask, what arc they not! Tho blood Is the
source Of lite and health, and il Is the first element
tn. sJstsm, Is the pulse infalby sttects The ever
prevailing Neuralgia, the Irritating ErJsipelas, the
subtle Sorcfuis, the Lkonixlng Rheumatism, Ner-
vous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Com plaint with its
toreor and dsection, aud the number cas- ills that
flesh s heir to- DERIVE their hdeous origin from the
blood. Deal kindly thes and gently with the blood.
Use the vitaEing resources OF natnro for its aid,
and suffer IA to commend 10 your confidence and
use tilEt ruiy valuable medicament known a.
MRS. nj. COTS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DEC0OTION
With regard TO this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment has spoken in declce6 terms,
and the evidences OF this great efficacy ere sus:
tanned By constant syowsls OF curative effects and
remedies and the hest medical skill hsvo failed.
Lot Us ssJ, in conclusion, that certificates
cures are not gOught from the llterate and super
foisl, but they are volunteered from the most
spectacle sources and justify the highest terms in
which IL il possible to comm snd so valuable q
specifc TO public approval. We may add also that
the curative properties of the medicine areeraed
only By Its restoraye effects, tho systsm recover
ing from diseeze with renewed constitutional vigor
For sale By all respectable Druggists In this
CITY, and BY the proprietor, MRS. M. COX,
None genuine unless her name Ia blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
WhoI.sa.s ASsnt. r; :. 4; CISSEI., Druggist
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
tricf, and win supply the trade at my prioes.
l0-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-28
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

- - WAsHINGIoN, July l8, 1850,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That, agree
poration approved May H. 1850, the undersg ned is
now prepared, .'wheneyer required in writing, and
examine, test prove, and ascertain the accuracy Of
Registration of any gas meter in use in this oIty
Every meter, iffound incorrect, will be condemned
and another, scaled and marked as true, viii be
set In its place. If proved to be accurate in its
measurement of gas, it will be- ssaed accordingly,
and esaIn put in position for use.
Ofhoe No. $40 Seventh street, (ne1r Odd Eel
-ows' Hall Open from q. m, to p. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
~ la-d Inspector and Sealer of Gas Meters.
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GAS FITTING, &c.
DLUMBERs AND GAS FITTERs.

J. w. THOMPSON & co.
Would call the attention of water takers TO their
full assortment of Fixtures to its intro
duction "a follows:-kITCHENRh NGES,BATH
BOILERS, KITCHEN SINKS, PUMPS, Cast
Iron, Wrought iron, Lead and Galvanised w a
TER PIPES, HYDRANTS and PAVE WASH
ERS, RUBUER HOSE, DC.
Having superior advantages, with practical
Knowledge, We are prepared to introduce Water
into dwellings with all the latest iInproven ents,
promptly and st prices that cannot fah TO satisfy.
- $50 Penn. avenue,
no "a dtMar1 bet 9th and 10th sts.. south side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-28

SrECIAL NOTICE TO CITIZENS AND
SsTRANGERS.aeREN RiCHsTEiN's
daily papers can be found fforn every STA and city
in tbs Union, NewYork, Philsdelphis, ana Baltf-
Immediately on the arrival Of the trai Ms All the
Monthly and Weekly Papers and MaEazlnss. Nov
= the tine to subsoribe. with the beg nmng Of the
curry. a-E et de %
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uOwE'sIMPRovED wEi6HINGs seal Es
H These Scales are offered 20 tho public a. the
most simple durable, AID reliable scales evsE put in
rse, flrstclass premiums have been awarded theus
By the United States Fair and .lIgIpis 'iouturn
Society; Virginia state AGnsq tursl Fair; Franklin
lnstltute Fsir, Pennsy lvsnis; New York State Far;
Vermont State Far, &o., 60, In every oase where
exhibited they nave received frst elass premIpms
For 81 Q l - Louisiana avenue, Depot Of slller' 4
De isT r. G. PATrIsoN. Aren't
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S,EGARs AND TOBACCO FOR THE MIL
- LiONi

The undersigned would respectfully inform his
numerous friends snd the public that the oopsrt
nsrshIp heretofore existing under the firm of
BKaRENs Il WIEGNASs, has been dIssol we'd by mu-
tual consent d that 80 iIaJ opaned store the
corner Of Z ard Seventh sts. west, opposite the
Bank Of Washington, where may ne found choice
sssoI tmeot OF Sts6AKS and rOBACCO, CT direct
importation, as well domestic manufacture,
vholss1le AID retail.
fhankful for past farOrs, he hopes by fair deal
Ing and strict attention TO the wants and interests
of the public in his line, merit continuance Of
the patronage SO literally bestowed upon the late
firm.
no n I'm p. WIE6MANN.
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4 SNYDER,
L. RI UMBER AND GAS FILTER,
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth and F SITS.
He is prepared 20 introduce Water and Gas upon
the most favorable terms, and guarantees entiIe
satisfaction
He has on hand q lot of COOKING aud other
STOVES, which he will sell less than cost. as he
wishes TO get rid of them. nol7
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MRS. NJ. COTS
INDIAN VEGFTl x nEIGOTUON
~ 6ALTS
CITY STEAM FiRE-wOOD MILLS

Foot Of SsvsntssntA street, 6elo,o war Department
WOOD prepared, any length ana size, to suit
the sG want. S Sf esSh RSre chaser uousps
from the weather-deliversd free from slate, dirt,
and other Impurities. 2s24o 'bs. to the ton.
T. j. a. w. MI. GAIT,
no loft 2s2 Pa. av.. bstw. 18th and 18th SITS.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANuFAcToRY,
y Aee frH STExEY,

S ls sT IRE sT1IT,
Opposits Odd FsiloWS Hall, WasksAstoa, %. C.
TIsyelers will study their interests b, exanInln
chasing eisevere. As use none hut tn E$t14
best material the mark ct affords aud ~saplo, 82SG
the best vorkRcE, oan confidently reooH menc M,
work to be superior in SgezsrS and Dss a6iii.y 20
Trunks that are made " other cities and sold heTs
Is IV5Ss { SSS & sSE FkESSS,s
ss sa F4GfcEsSA rKaSskfS SSH tGS "a
NESS SADDLES; ERIPS. tr, T.,
ITHpfs, &c, ksP..res and Covered, in . work
Turk deliyer.d in any part OF tie city, eeOrrs-
Also-AEent for Hovs's celebrated FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
De iS-i1 JAMES s. ToPHAM.
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Il ID. L. MORRISON a. Co.
MERCHANTS,
And wholesale dealers in
MILL FEED, CORN MEAL. te., &C.,
Corner of 18th and streets, Washing ton o;ty
IL Cash paid for all kinds Of Grain. 40 Is su
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ID mn SALLoNs CHAMpA6NE AND
lI,UUU CRAB APPLE CIDER.-We invite
the sttenten Of the pu oIo 70 our large Ard ve Sc
Looted stock OF Champagne aud Crab apple Citsr,
which We guarantee to be pure JUICE, And vili bs
sold on reasonable terms In order "a make rootu
for our spring stock. Give call ~ the
Union fsottiins perot,
fAe No. 81 fsre~n ct {, sorrefrwr.
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w z Have In store, and are daI y receiving, GAS
RIXT0R IS of entirely New Patterns and Designs
offered in this market. " invite oiti9sn ST
u to call and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling oonhdent that We have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line Entrusted TO our care
MYERS l. MoGHAN.
mar 5-u Sta ID street
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WATCH REPAIRING hNDsILvER WARE
w MANDATORY.
/ have one OF the best establi shments. and far
nished with Q complete set Of tools for rspsIr- n
ing every description Of hne Watches, and ~
particular attention give ~ the same, By 49,
thorough competent workman. Nd a. work gua-ar,
tied Also, every desc-1p ron Of standard SILVER
WAKE. p AN and ornamental, ms uiactus ed uader
far superior in quality and finish 90 northern ware
sold BY dealers in general and reers scented their
own manufacture. II. o HOOD,
see RS Pa. avenue. near 9Th at
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WIN. T. DOVE CO.
ARE Now prepared 20 execute any orders With
which they may be favored IN the
PLUMBING, Gas OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS. =
IL Store on 9Th street, a few doors north Of Pa.
avenue, where may be found q complete assortment
of CHANDELIERS and other GAS, STEAM and
WATER FIXTURES. ia lilly
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J. Upper and Lower Amoor, By r. w. Atkinson,
with map and numerous illustrations; price 81 So
Lionello, sequel 10 the Jew OF Verona, by X. A.
Brescicna, 3. j. - $3.50.
Hassan Abdallah, or the Enchanted Keys, and
other Ia es, with an Introduction By Miss Perdoe,
Volume one Of Tom Brown At Oxford, q sequel
to Tom Brown 81 Rugby; cheap edition 81 cents.
Our Year, q child's book IN prose and verse, BY
the author Of John Haifax prIoe IS cents,
BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
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WOOD AND COAL.

r TO THE PUBLIC! -
go WHERE YOU CAN GET YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
|TRY IT! PROVE IT. KNOW IT!sH
TRY WHIT?
III tn the PIONEER MILLS, and buy Jour
WOOD there.
PROVE WHAT?
III Prove that you can get your WOOD there
o esper than elsewhere IN the city and then you
KNOW WHAT?
/" Know that you get GOOD MEASURE and
the very best of WOOD for less money. Cur
SPLIT, AND DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
CALL AT THR
PHO T. 4 X M L LIS
SIGN OF THE Blue FLAGSTAFF,
SOUTHWEST CORNER SKvKNTH ST. AND CANAL
(South Of the Bfldse.E
no1s GEOR6E PAGE, AeENr.
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w TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
w Haze inst received tn largest assortment
and now offer the most exte nsive vtriet, sxrx,o
OF Sf,FsE t.HATHER, LADIES' Or ESSEF11S
and PACKING TRUNKS, Hat BOX s,~41xn
VAIIsES, CARPEf BAGS, 81 rCHEDS, &C.
IN this city, which we sre eel NJ 81 very low
prices. WALL. STEPHENS Il CO.
x 323 rs. svenre.
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TAKE NOTICE.! .
Il WILL Take all kinds Of Virginia money for my
persons indebted to me viii please cal and settle
up, or shall be cOmpsled to give. their accounts
8. p. HOOVER, Iron Hall,
no2l Pa av., between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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CHINA ORNAMENTS, Dressing Cases, Port
eash al LANNON'S, segea:h Il. dsBs,s.
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C o 4 b
Delivered to ell parts o. the city, ct the lowest
possible rates.
Once 2s2 Pa. Az, between 18th and 18th sts.,
ma 17-f north side.
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YHE MANY fHOtsARDs cared az this a,:i.sss, vitAiu
The last seventeen years. and The osfe
cal spsrstsns Pssfmsd sy Dr. Jshnssu, Witnessed by s
v6h have appeared again and sgsia bssss tbs Dsss
sidss his standing gentleman 81 shasasssf aad Fsspsss
shty, 10 ssasisnt gssfantss 10 de sAistsd ian Oily
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Il JUST OUT.-NEW BOOKS.
RnSs OF % sst n1os By Kinahan
Petty Anno,anee:; from the French Of aonors
old Msckinsw 90. By w. p. Strickland, Iamo..
cloth; price SI25. l. -
AT FRENCH q RIcHsTEIN's,
do6 ga .FfI Es as Penn. avenue. r
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nUPONT'S GUNP0WDER,
- For sale et manufacturers prfces, By
JOHN J. BOGUE, GEoRGRfowE, ID. c.,
Sole Agsses for the Disfytes Of Colxzg6ia.
large supply, enb scink every variety, Always
on hand, nj delivered free 70 all parts oil the Dis
tic.. Orders also Ds lef q. the ofce Of Adams
Express ComeaDY. Washington ID. e.. IL S-IavIv
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-26
How TO MAKE Coop BUTTER

~Sonlo Of our ~rcadcrsmay be in.
tcrcstcd in the following hints on
making good sweet butter:
Miss Emily, of the IIousicr
State, who has had for several
years past the entire control of
the milk department in her faith
cr's family, states,that7E was
indebted to it for the following
process for making butter surely
and speedily, and amoat excellent
one, too, as her experience proves.
She says: Before ! go to milk, |
put Il klttlc, say onc.third fall Of
water, and large enough t, let the
milk.pail into ii, on the stove,
where it will get boiling hot by
the time | come in with the milk.
| then strain the milk into anoth.
or vessel, and wash thnbliI (Which
should always be Of TIM then
pour the milk back into the pail.
and set it into the Kettle ON boil
ing water, till the milk becomes
s'aldlng hot, taking care not 10
let it boil; then pour it int, oro,k5
or pans and get it away into the
cellar for the cream to rise in the
usual way. Cream produced in
this way will seldom require more
than twenty minutes to churn,
while by the common prac icc
the poor dairy maid may often
churn for hours, and then per-
haps have to throw all away as
] dld on two Occlson3 before | he
came acquainted with the Rus
sian plan, the essential features
Of which ! harc adopted in my
present mode given above the.
method is applicable to all sea.
sons, and will answer in summcrI
as well as winter"