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Our Farm GPs.

] read the above named article IN the
JoURf AL of May Sd, With great pleasure;
although as friend of progress | thought
that IA half way article, ought to be finished
the next tilne, for the benefit Of a class
of our community, which are called in
general Farmers"
: The stores, 80 well filed, show that
there is wealth enough y to sustain
them. L feel sorry to say, that in our
vicinity are farmers with p acres and
upward, who have need of assistance =
And why may We all feel sorry about it !?
May be.the " Journal does not need to
feel SO bad over 1t, because the announce
ment ofSheEiff S sales pay SO well But
the Industrious farmer mah;6s wealth, aud
for this class of farmers, which are al
ways at work with hands and mind, soul
and oody, We may rejoice, when they VII!
try to prosper themselves; although
every man ought to think, that as sooq
rs all our neighbors are doing well, we
all are going to be prosperous. The cheer
fulness which prevails among our farmers
is certainly good sign, and it may be
said to our pioneers not to stand still be,
fore the trees and admire these splendid
works Of nature. Nay to cut them down
and clear off nice farms, and make good
homes, where they may bring up hand
some girls, and useful boys!
Be not afraid, parents, to send your
good looking daughters to milk a COW, to
weed the garden, and even your Weed
overwhelmed grain fields, to take care of
the house ond garden, It will be all the
better for them, for they will enjoy real
health and be better looking for an in
dustrious farmer, than 50 many pale faces,
whom you hear SO frequently complain
of aching all over And one words for
the boys. The farmer boys are generally
working, bat remember, that around
your barn lies your riches, poverty and
ease. Think that there is place where
you find gold surer than at Pixies Peak.
Set off from the idea of that well praised
barnyard manuce, which is only one, third
what can be saved in a manure tank be-
sides all the liquids gratis. More soon.
Yours, &c, j. Sch.
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COURT PROCLAMATION

NgTHEREAS the Hon. Robert G. WI
w President Judge, and the Hons. Jos
Mann and G. G. CoIyiu. Associate ,pdse
the Courts Of Oyer K Terminer ana Geai
Jail Delivery. Quarter Sessions Of the P'.
Orphans Court and Court of Common p
for the County of Potter, have issued
prccept, hearing date the seventh d.,
May, in the year. of our Lord one to
sand eight hundred and sixty, and to me
rected, for holding 4 Court Of Oyera Is
incr and General Jail Delivery, Quarter
sions Of the Peace, Orphans Court, antC
Of Common Pleas, in the Borough Of Coao
sport, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of j
next, and to continue one week:
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the y
oners, justices Of the Peace and Consis'
within the county, that they be then and u
in their proper persons, at 10 O'Clock 4, j.
said day, with their rolls, records, inql
tions. examinations, and other remembraa.
to do those things which 10 their offices
pertain TO be done, And those who are Dol
by their recognizances 10 prosecute aga
the prisoners that are or shall be in the n
laid county of Potter, are TO be then anda
to prosecute against them as will be just
Dated at CoUDERsPoRT, May I, 1850,
The 8+th year Of the Indept ndence Of the ID
States Of America.
WM. F. BURT, Sher!a
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Agricultural Libraries.

Every one f, els the value Of oonversa-
ton with sensible men as to pursuits with
which they are familiar, and which are
also of interest to Us. Frequent oppor-
tunities Of enjoying this pleasant mode
of instruction are afforded to the i4habi-
tants of towns and cities From these
opportunities the life of the farmer, TO
some extent, debar5 him. To make q
visit to a ncighbor involves some degree
Of effort on his paFt-the horse must be
saddled or harnessGd, perhaps taken fron,
the plow.. Thus important questions re-
main unanswered, and erroneous practices
are pursued, which few minutes con-
versation with an intelligent friend would
have answered or rectihed. During the
long winter evenings, or during the weary
rainy days, or during those periods Of the
summers day when our fiery sun drives
us indoors, how pleasant would it be to
have with US a sensible man, with whom
we could interchange thoughts on sub
jects of common interest to the farmer ,
: Books to some extent, supply this in
herent defect of country life. Works on
modern agriculture are of comparatively
recent origin. Soma admirable treatises
on agriculture were written by the an
clients. But after the decline Of the Ro-
man Empire agriculture seems to have
been considered an ignoble pursuit
proper only for Doors and peasants. Re
Gently it has changed its character in the
estimate of mpn. 1t IL now coming to be
regarded as an occupation in which sci
ence is quite necessary to a great success
as practice. BY science we do not mean
a collection of very hard names strung
together in 4 formidable order. But by
science we mean knowledge-knowledgc
as opposed 10 ignorance. The scientific
farmer is he who understands the bost
way of doing that which he desires to DO,
and the reasons for it. Of course his
knowledge must be accompanied with In
dustrious practice, or it Will be OF little
worth to him.
Since the application Of science to ag
rlcuiture, treaties upon agriculture have
been greatly multiplied We said that
books supply, 10 some degree, the place
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GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary
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Of conversation. n some respects they
are superior to il, il we consider 1he draw
backs usually connected with conyersa.
ton in country life. For instance, We
wish to introduce better form OF gate
upon our farm. We are not certain
which is the best form. There are two
ways of getting this information. One is
Ito 90 to our most sensible neigh5or's
plantation and see how his gates are made.
But this requires the loss, perhaps, of a
good part CT day, and We have at least
the gate of one man--there may be others
better than bis. Another way is to step
to our library, take down " London's En-
Encyclopedia of Agriculture look in the
index for the word gate, turp to the pro-
per page, and at our leisure, and without
leaving our room, examine almost any
form Of farm gate which has been used
with success. This gate Illustration
opens the way to the whole field Of agri-
cultural inquiry.
These silent, yet instructive compap,
ions, books, possess some advantages over
The living teacher. Their board costs
nothing. They exhibit no impertinea1
curiosity as to our domestic affairs. They
Ecx US by 10 annoying questions. They
manifest no rude lmpertinanee at the
slowness with which we receive their in
structions. They give Us full time for
reflection. They are never wearied by
repeating the same lesson to US. They
are always in a good hpmor, and ready to
instruct US, whether it be during the
long winter evening az the rainy day, the
snltry heat of mid day, or the exjgence
Of a pressing and urgent inquiry.
Every farmer should have his agricul-
turai library, as certainly as his plow or
wagon.-G0uthern Cuiticator.
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T R II FOR SALE.

FEVHE SUBSCRIBER has Farm, containing
Z 2l2 acres, which he wishes to sell. Sit
uated in the town of Sweden, about FIVE miles
from the county scat Of Potter Co; aboHt 10
acres under a good state of improvement on
which is growing young Orchard Of various
kinds of Fruit; good Barn and Shed a
comfortable House, with water convenient; ;
a good Road through it, and il an enterpris.
ing neighborhood. Soil, Red Shalc Timber,
Beech and Maple: land nearly level; Title
unquestioRable. Amy person desiring a good
and cheap property, well adapted for a large
Stock and Sheep Farm,
cannot do better The subscriber desires to
sell the same because he is engaged in other
business.
TEEMs.-A part can be paid down, and the
balance or time. Any communication to the
undersigned will be promptly answered.
Address JOHN b. SMITH,
Coudersport, Potter Co., Pa.
May 3, l86Q.-34tr.
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Divorce Notice

Smith r Finch, No. II Sept. Term, 1889,
u, LIBEL N DIVORCE.
BetseY Finch, A Subpoena and qjjas Sub
pGna having been issued and returned niha,
notice is hereby given to the Respondent to
appear at the next Court of Common Pleas OF
Potter county, to be Held on the l8fE day OF
June, 1860, to answer the complaint Of the
Libellant in this case. -
WM. F. BURT, tSErrf.
Coudsftport, May IS, 1850.
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ReCiSter'S Notice

I'VE ICI = = ONIt1N' .
n Office is hereby given. that the follow
~ account has been examined and P'"
by me, and remains filed in the Rtg@
Office Of Potter county for the inspector
heirs, legatees, creditors, and all Others IN .
other way interested; and will be Prese.'
10 the next Orphans Court of said count
the Court House in the Borough Of CoIls
port. on Tuesday, the 10Th day OF June, ~
for confirmation and allowance:
Account Of William Hurd, Admnisrs"
the Estate of Samuel Hurd, late of Genes
township, deceased. T. IVES, Rtglsf
by BUTTERwoRTH, Dg4si
Coudersport, May %, 1860.
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NE,W.--3. 7. BA3BITTS
- REST

GOLETHTNG NEY.-3. 7. BAB2IETS
- BEST
MEDICINAL sALERATUS.r
IS manufactured from common salt,
and Is prepared entirely different
from oher Saleratus AL thc DEL
"a ieterious matter extracted in such ai8S
manner as 70 produce Bread, Biscuit;
and all kinds of Cake. without con-
AND tanning particle Of Saleratus when AND
the Bread or Cake is baked; there
by producing wholesome results
70 Every particle Of Saleratus is tnrned 10
TO gaS and passes through the Bread
or Bicuit while Baking; consequent
ilvnOthug remains but common Salt,
Water and Flour. You will readily
perceive By the taste of this Salera-
SItus that il is entirely different from GS
other Saleratus
It is packed in one pound papers,
AND each wrapper branded, +. T. Bab- AND
bits Best Medicinal Saleratus ST.
so, picture, twisted loaf Of bread,
10 with glass of etTeryescing water ca 70
the top. When you purchase one
paper you should preserve the wrap
per, aud be particular to get the
next exactly like the lirst-brand as
above.
6SI Full directions for making Bread 6S
with this Saleratus and Sour Milk
or Cream Tartar, will accompany
AND each package; also, directions for AND
making all kinds Of Pastry; also,
for making Soda Water and Scid-
10 .litz Powders. 10
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
b. T. BABBITT'S PURE CONCEN.
TRATED POTASH,
Warranted double the strength Of
GS ordinary Potash put up in cans 6S
h., lbs, 2 lbs, lbs. and II lbs.
with full directions for making
AND Hard and Saft Soap. Consumers. AND
will find this the cheapest Potash in
market.
70 Manufactured and 70" sale by 70
B. I. Rabbit,
Nos CO and 70 Wasbingto street,
New York, and No. IS IHdia-street.
Boston. ( Il:++-ly*.
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NEW JEWELLER.
q. e.. VYAFeRHNExR,

UAVING rented a window in the Store OF
4 B. S. Colwell, one door east Of The Post
office, is prepared to REPAIR WATCHES or
4EWELRY on the shortest notice ana in the
most workman-like manner Having new
and superior stock Of tools, and large eTpe-
rience in the business offer my professional
services to this community, hgping that my
prOmptness and strict attention to my legitimate
calling will secure mp liberal patronage.
give special attention to cleaning and repair
ing CLOCKS and Watches and no pay will
be required unless the work is satisfactorily
done. Terms, Cash on delivery of work.
CoaderSport, May ), 1860.
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What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR:
CONTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED,
FOR THE CURE OF DISEASE II
ALL FORMS.
PROFESSOR HENRY S. TAYLOR, II. D.

ss0R HENRY S. TAYLOR, II. ..
YOU How 10 attend upon the sick,
and uof7 to cook for them:
how to prepare Drinks,
Poultices, &C., and now
to guard against Injection
from Contagious DiSeas-
eS.
YOU OF the various diseases Of
Children, and gives the
best and simplest mode
of treatment durin y
Tcethjng, Commissions,
Vaccination, Whoopirg-
cough, Measles, &c.
YOU The symptoms of Croup,
Cholera Infantum, Collie
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YOU The symptoms OF Fever and
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YOU The symptoms of Influenza.
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Morhus, Malignant Chol-
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YOU The best and simplest treat
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X, as our inducements to MI such
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lie copies Of the Book, or for terms
with other information, apply to or
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No. CIT SAMSON Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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WHAT occupation is the sun? Why,
tanner, to be sure.
PRoLIFlc.-Twenty-six ewes belong
ing to John Tewksbury, Esq, of Auburn
township, this county, have borne ~ living
lambs, the present season. Who can beat
that ?-NoHtyc8e Republican.
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The work is written in plain language, free
from medical terms, so as to be easily under
stood, while its simple recipes may soon save
You many times the cost o. the book. 1t is
printed in clear and open type is illustTa-
ted with appropriate engravings, and will lac
forwarded to your address. neatly bound and
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The First Topographic Despatch from
Nebraska.

BROWNSVILLE, Nebraska, August ~, 1890.
The people Of Nebraska send BY this the first despatch
from Nebraska greeting the States The Missouri and
Western Telegraph line completed to this place to-
day. and FIRST Office in Nebraska formally opened Our
citizens are ubiAnt the event. Tho weather s ex
oessively hot Thermometer lo4 In the shade today Of
coon. .-. ~ ,sso
There was grand celebration in this place lest even
Ing In honor Of The opening of the nr telegraph office
In Nebraska Territory. salute Of thirty -four guns was
nred and bonnres fireworks music speeches, &C. were
the order Of the evening, and the best feeling prevailed
throughout The line il In fine working order De-
spa.ches from New York city Of this date were received
hsre At nine O'Clock this morning.
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City Intelligence.


APnuors AKsoSAUrc PRoEcT.-Mons. F. coppia, q
French aeronaut and pupil Of the celebrated Goddard
has accepted the challenge of b. Deltenre published
Ia the columns OF the HERALD the rs inst to make
an ascension In paper fire balon, take place tie
Ath or 18Th proxmo, at Jones' Woods.
The air ship will be OF the MongolGn pattern 81 ieet ia
perpendicular diameter horizontal diameter OF AZ feet
lo2 eet 10 circumference cubic capacity 40 1876 feet with
sscepsional power OF 403 pounds me ship aud
equipments will weigh about go pounos The materials
to be used N the construction Of the machine will be
AGO pounds OF Manila paper, 200 yards Of calico for
the bands Sides joints and the interior OF the bal
loon TO the height OF three feet This preoa tion
indispensable in the constructo OF balloons made Of
per- to insure the initiation Of the ship, which effected
by The duton OF the air by heat The operation per-
formed by burning straw under the orace In the lower
part of the balloon
The first ascension In fire balloon made In France
In 1885, by PLASTER de Rozer and Marquis dArlaudes
similar one will be attempted by n. Coppa, aud viii
be the first one ever made in the United States.
FIRE In WHITEHALL SrREET-ARREsr on StsPrcioN.-Be-
tween IL and O'Clock yesterday morning a arc broke
out In lager bier saloon at No Whitehall street. base
ment occupied by Henry Eickhoa. The Gre was found
burning under the counter In suspicious manner, and
Capt Silvy arrested the proprietor suspicion OF firing
the place Damage estimated at about 5000 socsin-
suIed for $500 in the Importers and Traders
Company. Damage TO building about 800 1t is owned
by Henry Jurkens and Us insured for 600 in the East
River Insurance Company
The AsroR LIBRARY, having been closed for four weeks
for cleaning purposes, will be opened to the public GA
Monday, September g. and continue open from ten until
three O'Clock 7. H. each day.
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--,FMA, August %, 1880
axx, dan. Pennsylvania State or, -. Heading
YaIlroad Morris Canal, &c Pennsylvania Railroad,
soH. Sight exchange on New YORK I" par % ,aso
Gotten closed with advancing tendency sales 70 day
1000 bales Of advance Of &C., 10 SC lOysc Tor
AT oOc zoe Sugar buoyant at Qhc 9Isc for far 70
fully FAR Noasses &c o CSC. PORK hrm. mess al 81
so. lard, II kegs, lac. The rest CT The market uh'
changed. ,a.o
flour arm Howard street and Ohio held At 70 co. ,iy
Mills closed at l2tsc higher, At 8 e2E. wheat active
81 20 Cor red Southern red 81 80 81 40 white VI 90
Corn active yellow CSC zoe Provisions dul and un.
changed. Whiskey frrnsr at y 22hc. Couce more
acllTe Rio Il &c. l5c. stock OF Rio better
Pm.pnraA, August 20, 1880
T1ocr-Holders demand advance. Wheat waite
white 81 81 40 81 90, red at 81 3Tsst 40 Corn nrm
ntIse Bacon steady Whsscy firm, al Us ID Soi
cSvFoo August so-6 2. H.
Tlou- dui at previous rrices Wheat nrm, With eood
demand: sales of 600 izhels No Chicago spring at
81 loA; 12co0 bushels No. iowa spring, at ~ 10
600 bustSs red Ohio at 81 20 5000 bashels red la
dana at 81 n. and 600 bushels white 90. a; 81 o.
Corn IN fair cemand but the Armpcss VI holders ana the
sdyance IN freight check, transactions no sales Cana
freSh,s I'd vance 1c on four and grain 34c wheat
utSc., corn lie 70 Ses YORK lake imgoris-4oo
Cana exportsS,Ioo bbs -four, IS 600 bushes wheat,
241eo bushels corn. - -. -.
oS "a ooo bushes at sec SIC for No srring ssc
sac Tor No al ~ for No red, in store Corn active
sales OF so ooc bushels a, 'se IN store Cat. aae' Re-
bushels corn 5000 bushels nsts Shpments-5l .0oc
bushels wheat, Trevhts drm-l5c. on cheat to Buffalo
sszai exchar re on New York 4 per cent premium
C,srsxArr, August 90, 1850.
ro-- he'd --,-r e-r'v which checks the demand: a.
per1ne ~ cs q ~ rs whlskey very scare, hnd %
vance, &c at lptsc. Provisions quiet Money nAfse'
AL s'yn' exchange en- Ner YORK unchanged
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m arrled.

CHADwICK-SHAw.-ln this city, on Wednesday, August
90 the residence OF the brides father Abner Shaw by
the Rev r. p Crozier, SAMUEL CHADWICK, of Portland
Me-, to ANNIE r SHAW.
Uunon Place Hotel. by the Rev p. j. Murphy, ADoIPHE
CHovxy TO FANNY McCCLIgS
GARBuIT-LAMB.-On Thursday, August %, by the Rev
Mr. Nunns WILLIAM CLINTON GARBurI 10 JuIlA Ann LAMB,
all of East New York
PFc1-CooPKR-On Wednesday evening, Angus, %, by
the Rev NJ D. c. Crawford at his residence, Mr. JAMES
r. PICK TO Miss EMMA COOPER, all OF this city
EDITOR OF THE HERALD
You requested to contradict the advertisement in
your edition Of the 2Sth inst. relating 10 the marriage
OF joan MCCARTHY Miss HESTER BEI such marriage
having taken place
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NEWS FROM the NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Our special Washington Despatch.

SpeClol w Aeh1n&tUn DeSputcus
WASHINGTON, August 30, 1850.
Yn BRxCkSRDGx IlApxss OPPOSED THEIR CANDIDATES
MAKING STUMP SPEECHES.
Senator Lane gives much dissatisfaction TO his political
friends here by addressing public assemblages po
Cal affairs They have determined, the advice of Mr.
Breckenridge, to rdicule the stamping tours Of Douglas
and johnson undgnihed and, in order TO preserve
their consistency desire that their candidates shall re-
main q, home and keep silent. Mr.. Breckenridge has
written to General Lane urging this course upon him.
TEE WASHINGTON FLAGS THE SEVENTH REGIMENT
The beautiful tags to be presented by the Corporation
OF washD 10 the regiment are nearly COM
pleed and will be accompanied to New York next week
By Mayor Berret and committee or some nfteen or
twenty gentlemen Robert S. Oud, District Attorney,
will make the presentation speech. The regimentsl nag
Ia blue and white with statue OF Washington on
the front and Of the United States washington
City and the State and city OF New York on the REVERSE
with an appropriate Inscription. Tho National Rifles OF
this city have rendered their to the committee
IA guar Of honor but their offer has been dc ;ined.
POST oFvox APPOINTMENTS.
The President has appointed Joseph Dowdall, Breckin
ridge democrat Postmaster at Columbus Ohio in place
Of Dawson, declined; Henry Snyder, Jr, of Baltimore,
Special Agent, Mcguire deceased, and reapponted
VIM G. Boggs Postmaster at Springfield, Ohio
OFFICERS ORDERED Tux STRAIN rNGArE RICHMOND
Liutenants wyman Marley, Breese, Cummings, shep
perd and Lozer Surgeon Ward and Chief Engineer War
ner have been ordered to the steam frga!e Richmond
now lifting at Norfolk. They are to report themselves
Tor duty on the 25h of September The commander has
no. ye: been designated
CONDITION TRKAsrRY
The receipts into the Treasury last week were 81 l6
09o The Of the drafts paid was 81 loi ooo The
amount subject draft is 81 being al increase
OF $2l5, 900 over the sum Oh hand last week
OFFICERS ORDERED 10 WEST POINT.
The following is detail Of officers for duty at the AGA
deny at West Point report tho LIST of September
Tactical Departmsnt-Brevet Major Reynolds, Third artl
Iery instructor and commandment Ieutenans Griffin, For
ney and Hood. Ethical Observation-Disclosures Piper
and Bresk Spanish OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Williams,
Owen and Bush Lieutenant Webb will be relieved from
duty ut the Academy.