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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-03
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,HARPER'S PICTORIAL HISTORY
THE GREAT REBELLION
~ THE
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That the American people are appreciatve
of any substantial service rendered them, is
seen in the result of DIR. Ayers enterprise. 1t
was something of venture for chemist Of
his splendid reputation among the lterati of
the world, to risk it in the production of Pills
and Cough Drops. But he boldly threw him.
self into the gap where his talents could best
subserve the public veal, and it is now easy
to see that he did not misjudge the temper of
lis codntrymen. Throughout this nation and
some foreign lands, his name is foremost at
the bedside of sckness-while in the good he
scatters, he is second to no living man. lie
WIS the brightest laurels man can wear. and
enjoys in untold measure the luxury of doing
good. [Observer, Dubuque, Iowa.
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THE SATURDAY Evening PosT.-The pub
fishers of the POST take much pleasure
in announcing that their literary arrange
mentS Tor the coming year are of a character
tn warrant them il promising Il feast of good
things 10 their thousands of readers Among
the contributors we may mention the follow
ing distinguished authors: Mrs. Ellen Wood,
Marion Harland Edmund Kirke, and Virginia
f. Townsend. During the coming year the
POST will enleavor TO maintain its high rep
utation for Choice Stories, Sketches and Poe
try, and special departments shall also be de-
voted to News. Receipts, Markets, &c, &c.
TERMS: copy, year. 50; 2 copies, one
year. So 4 copies, year, sc
Address DEACON & PETERSON,
3l9 Walnut Street, Philadel ,.hia.
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Notice..

The subscriber having been appointed
Assessor OF Taxes under the act of Congress
To provide Interest Revenue to support the
Government and to pay interest on the Public
debt" approved July lst 1862. hereby gives
notice that he has divided his assessment dis
! trict. being the 18th District of Pennsylvania
into the following sub districts and has APP
pointed the following persons as Assistant
Assessors fDr said sub-distrctS to wit:
No |. All that part Of Centre county in
cludirg the Boroughs of BeIefunt. Mle>bnrg
and UnonviIle. aud the townships of Sprin :
Benner, Boggs, Liberty, Howard, Curtin Snow
Shoe, Burnside, Walker. Marion, Union. Worth,
Taylor and lusten, Assistant Assessor r. q.
Durham, PoStoflice Bellefont.
No. 2. AL that part of Centre county in
Guiding the townships of Furguson. Harris,
Patton, IIalmoon, and that part of Potter
township lying west of the Lewiston and
Bellefont turnpike, Assistant Assessor Thomas
Dale, Postoffce Boalsburg.
No 3. All the remaining part of Centre
county including the townships of Miles.
lIaines. Penn. Gregg. and that part of Potter
township lying east of the Lewiston and
Beliefont turnpike, Assistant Assessor -
No. 4. All that part of Clinton county in
cluding the Borough of Mill Hall. the town.
ships of Alison, Beech Greek, Bald Eagle,
Laman, Porter, Logan, Greene. Crawford and
Wayne. Assistant Assessor Il. G. IIu3chison,
Postoftice Mill Hall
No. 5. All the remaining part of Clinton
county incfuding the Borough of Lock Haven.
and the townships of Pine Creek, DnnStable
Woodward, Cold Brook, Geergan. Chapman,
Leidy, Heating, Gallagher, Assistant Assessor
William Fearon. POStotfice Lock Haven.
NJ al,
living on the west side of =, coming Creek
also including the townships of Bastress
Susqnehanna, Limestone aud Nippenose
Assistant ASSESSOR, David Showers Postoffice
Ncwberry.
No 4 All the remaining part of Lycoming
county including that pirt lying east of Lv-
coming Creek. also the townships of Clinton,
Washington, Brady and Armstrong. Assistant
Assessor, T. P. Simmons, Postotiice Williams
puIt.
No. 8. All that part of Tioga county inclnd-
ing the Bo:ou- h of Tioga, the townships of
TiCga Rutland Richmond. Sullivan, Covington.
Ward, B0Ss, Liberty aud Union, aud the
B1roughs of Mansfield, Malnsburg and Gov
ington. Assistant Assessor, 5. u. Elliot, Post
office Man ,fcld.
No. 8. All tha; part of Tioga county incnd-
ini The BoroughS of Lawroncevlle, Elkland
Knoxville. aud the townships ofJackson, Law
ace, Nelson Osceola Deertield Farming on
Brooklie!d aIL Westsed, Assistant Assessor
G. II Goldsmith, PoStofiice Knoxville
10. All the rem. ining part of Tioga county
including the Borough of Wellsboro the
townships of Midllebury Chatham, Charles
ton, Delmar. Morris, Elk. Shippen, Gains and
Clymer, Assistant Assessor, NJ. Bullard, Post.
office WellSboro.
No. IL. The county of Pot4:ro SsiS'"n' H.o,i,
- c. 6oAL, Assessor.
P0'" Boslsburg, Centre COL
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AN ESTABLISHED REPUTATION only way
can establish durable, an en-
viable reputation for their products, Is by
making n superior article, wanted by we puo-
lie, and then by scrupulnus care III kee ping IL
up to the !lirhest standard of excellence Inns
reputation the firm of D. Is. De'.and 90, "t
Fairp1rt, Monroe CO., New York, es'aDl.sheu
for the manufacture OF Chemical o"leratus'
pare as the snow fakes, and just the arucie
for light bread and biscuits. And tnis rep"-
tation they still maintain, as their oaleratnS
is ALWAYS the same and alwas approved. They
sell ut wholesale to dealers aud it is sold at
retail almost everywhere in the United States.
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The Atlantic Monthly for 1868

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NY Virtue of an Order issued out Oh the
Id Orphans Court of Potter county, oireet-
ed 10 VIM. P. Cool, administrator OF the estate
of John T. Bennett laie of Bingham township.
decd. the following described piece OF lana
will be sold at the Court House in
CouDEEspoRT, TUESDAY, December TO-
1862. TCourt Week. to wit:
Beginning at post the south west Scruer
of,bis and the southeast corner OF lot No. =
thence north one hundred and fifty-six percheS
10 most on the State line the north west cor
ner of this lot. thence south eigh,y-eight anu
one fourth degrees east along the State iine
ftty-fye perches And seven -tenths ot Perch
to u post the northeast corIer OF TINS lot'
thence south along the west line of lot No.
one hundred and fifty-four perches and two
ten,hs of perch to post the southeast cor
per of this lot and the southwest corner oi
| lot No 4. thence west ,ifty-fve perches and
seven tenthS of Il perch to the place of begin
ming. containing FIFTY ACRES and NINE
! TENTHS OF AN ACRE, with he usnal allow
ance of six per cent for Roads, &c, be the
same more or less, being lot No. ) and part o.
warrant No 1889 in Bingham township, Potter
county and State of Pernsylvania, on which
| is some FIVE acres improvement.
WM. p. COOL, .Admsr.
Nov IL 1852 Is
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100000,
Worth of all kinds Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS and SHOES,

HATS, GAPS, CLOl hiNG,
CROCKERY h HARDWARE,
and everything usually kept in country store.
We are prepared to sell at nearly the old
prices, notwithstanding the greatriS of goods
in New York Ou" facilities are such
that we are prepared to furnish all t,os" in
want OF goods at less prices than can or will
be sold by any dealer in this section. Below
we give you some of our prices, and also the
prices The same goods are sold Tor by most OF
our neighborS
Good She, tugs, y to / cts.
sold b, most dealers for l6 tO22 cts.
Very nice bleached Goods 10 to 1t Is to 20
A large lot of Sleeps Gray and Cas-
sinners. from 81 cts. up
Good Apron Checks and Check
Shifting, l22 to Is cts. Is to 20
Good Ginphams, l23 To . 10 TO 20
Beautiful DeLaines and Poi de
Chevres. II to 20 20 to 3 !
Nice all Wool Merinos ,G3 worth 81 .25to |: 10
4 arge assortment Of Black Silk,
SO to 81 l3 % to |. rs
Fine Black Silk Shawis, 5000 500 to 900
And \ Iar.re stock of Black Silks from rs Cts
to 81 90 worth from 81 80 to 81 IS.
Good Snrarues, Merrimacs Dunnells and
many other grades OF very NICE PrlntS, new
STYLES. warranted fast GolorS, HarrasS Checks
and others. for IL to H.! cts, nothing over,
worth / 5 TO % cts,
IN SHOES WE CAN SAVE YOU a VERY
LARGE PER CENT.
Good enameled boots, IS cts, ,worth$l l3tol 80
Good balmoral bootees. 81, 90 l5Otoi. rs
Womens goodCalf boots,75 to LOO l.00tol .C3
Mems do S2.75 4O0to4 10
Warranted Kip Boots, home made,
S2.71 3.50to4.00
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n@- The Continental Monlaly for December
has been ecele ed and is filled with very able
papers from rerv distinguished contributors.
Hon. Robt. j. Walker and Hon. F. p. Stanton
are political TORS, aud both contribute in
structive and timely articles. Mr. .Leland,w we'll
known as literary man, and Mr.. KiIke, au-
thor Of Among the Pines are the literary
editors and their pens are noticeable in many
good things in the Monthly. Horace Greeley
is also regular contributor With others OF
like distinction Altogether, the Continental
is one of the leading publications of the day,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-03
WESTERN HOTEL,
Nos 9, H. 10, Is, II CoURTLANDT STREET,

Near Broadway, New York City.
This old-eStabIshed and fayorite resort of
the Business community has been recently re-
fitted, and is complete in everything that can
minister TO the comfort of its patrons. Ladies
and Families are specially and carefully pro-
vided for.
1t is centrally located in the business part
of the city, and is contiguous 10 the principal
lints Of steamboats,, cars, omnibuSes ferries.
In consequence of the pressure caused by
the Rebellion, prices have been reduced TO
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS PER DAY
The table is amply supplied with all the
lnxurieS Of the season, and is equal to that Of
any other hotel in the country
Ample accommodations ere offered for up
ward of 400 guests.
Donot believe runners, hackmcn.and Others
who may say 'the Western Hotel is fu =
d. D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor
Thos. u. Umchestcr fvl9
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rNF POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

Ga the only paper published in Potter county
circulates among an Intelligent class OF peo-
ple, and is thus an excellent medium for both
CITY and Country Advertising.
Transient Advertisements and those from a
distance must be Cash or have responsible re-
ference.
All communications, to receive attention,
must be directed to the Editor, and contain
the name of the writer 40 attention paid to
anonymous communications.
TERMS.-One copy one year, 81; Six copies
IS Twelve copies, $40 Twenty copies, SIS,
with one tc the person raising the Club. The
money must accompany the names.
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say-J T. McCuilnm has been arrest

a-J. L. McCuium has been arrested
aud held to bail in s. 800, to answer "A
charge of causing to be forged or cnun
terfeitcd SIX thousand certificates Of the
denomination Of twenty-five cents each,
similar to those issued by the Comms-
tonors Of Lycoming county. lie had the
certificates engraved and printed i'll Phil
adclphia. aud was arrested as soon as tLel
were delivered to him at Wi;liamsport
lie said, by way Of excuse, that he gos
them to wrap pill boxes in
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7 ED ::

In Lvmansvlle. Nov. 90, of diptheria, FRED
LYLE only son of Otis and Augusta e. Wood
aged years months aud 23 days
Also. Nov 50, ROSE ETTIE. daughter ofO
and 4. c. Wood, aged 5 yrs, 10 mos, and dyS
Once thev were httle pilgrims here,
But they are angels now
Their eve once gl$tened with the tear.
But now, around their brow.
Their Saviour binds a crown Of light
With jewels by His smile made bright.
Thus. thus are they; and when we laid
Their cotfinS side by side,
For what we loved no grave we made,
Their bodies only died
Bright spirits now aroun1 the throne,
Sweet children: ye are still our own
EMN
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re,s.The philadelnhia and Eric Rail.

sS~The Philadelphia and Eric Rail.
rood is opened to the mouth of the Slime
mahoning, l6 miles west of Northpoinf.
80! miles from Lock Haven. and l05!
miles from Sunbury. BY the 25rh ult
the track was to be laid to the forks of
the Tioncsta, II miles east of Warren,
and IS miles east of Erie City. 1t is cx-
pected to lay four miles of rails cast Of
TioneSta Forks during this month.
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keg-The pro.slavery papers are filed

sgThe pro,slavery papers are filed
with the fearful details of McClellan's $
parting frou the army Of the Potomac.
1t is well enough they should know how
the rest OF us felt when the then potent
voice of Slavery recalled the Pathfinder
from the face of the e,and from the army
which clung to him AS lever yet soldiers
have clung to Commander.
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The Council, on Monday night,
re approved the Odiuance against firing
guns or pistols within the Borough limits.
Que Dollar fine for the first offence, and
Five Dollars for the second. Marksmen
had better remember this.
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rA-G Gen. Scott letter to the Old Pub
lie Func,ionary has created quite sen
sation iu England The London Times
pronounces its author the Wellington Ct
Ameriea."
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ra-Congress assembled an Monday of
this week. The Presidents message was
sent in, sustaining the Proclamation, re-
commending African colonization, and
favoriug the organization of banking as,
sociatiJns under general act of Congress.
Our foreign relations rcmain uEdSturbed.
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g9~ Iuexcusable blundering-the Nc
Mean county papers publishing the names
of our Senator and Assemblymcn as F.
Smith, A J. Armstead, aud 6. A Brown.
Up here ,re think we have elected Stephen
L wilson, A G.. OlmSted aud Chas. O.
Bowman. -
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CLOTHING.

We call your attention in this line, as it IS
from so to 100 per cent. below most other
deaIers-the Jews, SO much noted for selling
cheap, not excepted.
W. will sell You all Wool Fine " Black Doe
skin Pants for $50, worth $500.
Good Suits of Black Clothes Coat, Vest,
Pants, Hat, Socks, Pocket Handkerchief, &c,
for $40, worth SIS.
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s6s-It is stated that Gen. Robert c.
sehenek, of Ohio, (who is elected 10 Com
gress In place of Vallandigham) is ap
pointed Military Governor of Maryland,
at Baltimore, in place Of Gen'l Wool.
We hope the change il made.
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Ey-The coIorcd Brigade under Gen'I
Saxon, iu Florida and Georgia, mas re
Gently met with brIiliap, success. The
dar kies have been in s.,eral battles. aGn
whe,e ttey are said to hayc fought like
tigers.
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In pursuance # an order of the Orphans
Court tor The County of Potter, the under
signed Administrator aud Administrative o.!
the estate oftiro~ge \ Benton. deceased, will
expose 20 public sale, on Saturday the
10Th day of November A d. 1862, at o'clock
= NJ. of said day, AT the Court House in the
Borough of Coudersport, the interest of the de-
c"dent in the following described real estate,
to wt: Borndcd on the North by Lois Nos.
SO and lO5, on the East 10y Lots Nos l05 and
l39, On the South by parts of Lots Nos. l08
and 20 and on the West by UnSeated Lands
and lot No l20, containing l09 acres and 6
tenthS Of an acre being part o Lot No los
of the allotment of lands Of DR.. George Fox,
Trustee, and situate in the Township of Ale
ganv, in the county of Pott +, aud Common
wealth of Penna, on which one Log House.
one Frame b rn with about 80 acres improved
Land ald some Fruit Trees. Terms One-half
Cash, and one half in one year with interest.
WILLIAM ROGERS, Administrator.
LUCINDA BENT on, Administrators
Oct. 20th, 1862.
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r0- After thirty years reign, the peo-
pie ot Greece have driven King Otho
from h,s throne There is some talk OF
calling the great Ga,ibaldi to the throne
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sa~The Emperor Napoleon proposed
10 England 10 unite with Russia in an
offer of mediation in tie civil war in
North America England declines, Rus.
sia refuses. and neither the Union men
nor the Rebels ask any interference.
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u.s. The official figures of the New
York election show a majority for Sey
mour of l06l3. The whole Republican
vote falls off 66. l56 and the Democratic
vo'e 5,724. Yet the Democrats talk
about great gains
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rea- The Presbyterian church In Blossburg.
Tioga county, was destroy ed by fire on Sunday
evening of week before last. There was an
insurance of $4,000 on it.
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sA- Isaac n. Norris has been proposed
E;@ the United States Seratorship, from
qlinois, to occupy the seat now filled by
Mr.. Browning. Mr.. Morris was Dou-
gas Democrat, and is still loyal man.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-03

EG- On the night of the goth inst, thre.
rooms in Hers Hotel, Harrisburg. were en-
tered end the dodgers robbed. tbs believed
the burglar stupeied them with chloroform.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-03

E- Gerrit Smith has shown his accuStom-
ed liberality, by paying S25 extra bounty to
each of the fifty two volunteers from where he
resides. Peterbore, New York
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r@-There are about City cords of wood
owing to US from the farmers living with
IN an hours drive of the village. We need
It, Please remember this.
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W"HHHI"U
Grain,
Wood,
For Sale or to Let.

II OI- odI0 OI- 70 ISI.
TNliE Steam Saw and GriSt Mill 1T Germa-
IL MIA, Abbot township, Potter county, Pa.
Doing an excellent business a first rate stapd
for an industrious man with some capital
Those reflrcting must apply soon to
WILLIAM RADDE, 800 Broadway, n, Y.
Or at the Mill ut Germania.
August 27, 1862.
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J 1ocal and General.

Our reades will excuse the small
amount of reading matter, to day. Ad-
yertisements crowd our columns
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-03

na-The Philadelphia publishers have
had meeting aud will rednce the size of
their papers or increase the price IN cnn.
sequences Of the increased price of paper
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-03

rea-Gen. Burn>ide don't Br"gg much
but you needn't be surprised to see him
X0oher Tor Richmond IN good earnest.
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GROCERIES.

In the line of Groceries we offer choice
"arieiy of Teas at SO, 20 and Sl.00-and our
Dollar Tea can't he beat
Good Sugar for 10 cts. Coffee Sugar II cts.
SalaratuS t. cts. Bar Soap cts
Coffee ! G cts.