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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-20
The Rural Annual for 1864,

The Rural annual and Horticultural Direc-
tory is little book published at the COM
mencement of each year by The Editor of the
Genesee Farmer ct Rochester, \. Y. l. was
started in 1856, and-a new volume has been
issued each year The volume for 1864 il
now before US Among its coutents may be
mentioned articles on the best means of En-
riching the Soil, on Swamp Muck and the best
methods of composing and applying it, on
Manures, on Protection to Orchards, on the
Best CliRcete for Sheep, on Gathering Fruit,
on the Culture Of Hops, on the Culture of
Flax, on Planting Trees, and hundred other
articles Interesting to the Farmer and Gar
dener. Price oaIy 25 cents. 1t viii be sent
prepaid by return mail on receipt Of the price
Address JOSEPH HARRIS, Editor Genesee Far
mer, Rochester, n Y
The Genesee Farmer for 1894. Anew vol
ume commences with the January n1meer
Now is the tine 10 subscribe. Only IS cents
a year. All who Subscribe before the January
number IS issued, will receive the December
number free, Address as above.
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MANHOOD.

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A Lecture on the Nature Treatment andIs4d-
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Communicated
Pulmonary Consumption Durable Disease.
i CARD.
To COnSumptiVeS.

The undersigned having been restored to
health in a few weeks, By very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lang affection. and that dread disease
ConsumPG0a-is anXions to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of
the prescription used free of charge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they Will find sure cure for Con-
sumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
&c. TLe-ehy objeot of the advertiser in send
iRg the Prescription is 10 benefit the afflicted,
a2G spread Information which he conceives to
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them no.
thing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing tie prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
" illiamsburgh
20 sm KlnIs county, New York.
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DRFSERVE Your Beauty, Symmetry of
H Form, your Health and Mental Powers,
by using that safe, pleasant, popular, and
specific remedy known as Helmbold's Extract
Buchu Read the advertisement in another
column, and profit by it-diseases and symp-
toms enumerated. Cut it out and preserve it.
You may not now require it, but may at some
future day.
'It gives health and vigor to the frame,
And bloom TO tine pallid cheek"
1t saves long suffering and exposure Beware
of counterfeits-cures guaranteed.
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Notice.

GFRNAsIA, Potter Co., Pa, Aug. /, ga :
NOTICE is hereby given that Charles Bu-
~ shor, uow or late Of this county, holding
the following described property, has not rst
paid any consideration whatever forthe same,
and all persons are hereby warned not topur-
chase any Of said property CT the said Bushor
before the decision OF the Court is giKen irs
this case, and c. Bushor has paid TO me ,he
consideration money therefore
The following is the property -
lst. A certain trac. Of land near the Ger
mania Will. in warrant 5O75, Abbot township.
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acrs.-
Also p acres in warrant 5075 and adjoining
the above. :;
End. A certain tract of land with Mil sad
Improvements thereon. near Kettle Creek, ia.
warrant 5Sl9, Stewarison township, Potter
county, Pa, containing about 204 acres E. e.
c. Bushor holds also in trust warrant No.
5lol, in Gaines township, Tioga county, ,P>,,
Oh the road leading from Germs1ia 10 Gaines,
containing S5o acres. .~:
WM. RADDE.
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The very best prints, Cocheco and other good
grades, from "A to ls4 cents, worth 25 cents.
Good Delaines, Is to 25 cents, worth 25 to
35 cents.
A large Stock of Plain Alpaccas, double
width, for 25 cents per yard, superfne extra
A, worth double the money.
Good MerInos for 5s Sd, worth l2s.
A large stock of FURS, very low also,
BUFFALO ROBES, good India tanned, from
81 so TO 50 so, worth $l2 at the present time
in New York.
Also large lot of Cassimcres, 6s to IS,
vcrth Jos to las;
Good Sheetings from 20 to 25 cents.
A good stock of LADIES' SHAWLS-a
heavy, fine, all-wool, double Broche Shawl,
for IS worth Sl5.
A large stock of CLOTHING; good Suits
Coat, Vest, Hat, Cravat, &c, for SO worth
$50. Good, all-wool, Black Pants, for S. 25.
BOOTS and SHOES very low Women's
Calf Shoes as low as Sc cents.
Good Teas for SIS, worth las.
And n full assortment Of all kinds cf
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HOTEL TO RENT.

T YMAN HOUSE, Eas: corner Main Street,
IL Ulysses, Potter County, Pa. Can be
rented for one year commencing 18th May
1864. Payment quarterly in advance; sealed
can be left with F. T. Taylor, Esq,
at Ulysses, or with the undersigned at Cleve-
land, Ohio, until May Isl, 1864.
c. c. LYMAN.
april 6, 1864.
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DIR. TOBIAS
NENITIAN HORSE LINIMEN7

NENIIIAN NURSE LINIMENT.
N pint bottles at fifty cents, cures lame
IL ness, cuts, gals, cholic, &c. Read the
following;
BosToS, July Z, 1860.
Dr. TOBIAS: We have used for the past
year vcgr Horse Liuiment for lameness kicks,
bruises, cclic and cuts, and in every instance
found it the best article l ever tried in this
circus company. Please send six dozen bot.
ties, as it Is the only liniment We use now.
We have l08 horses, some very valuable, and
do not want to leave town without it,
HYATT FROST,
Manager VanAmburg i Cos. Menagerie.
Sold By ALL druggists.
Office, sc COrtlandt Street, New York.
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Ba-A neglected cough, Cold, OF sore throat
which might be checked by a simple remedy,
like "Brown's Bronchial Troches," if allowed
TO progress may terminate seriously.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, and Con-
sumptiye Coughs, the Troches" are used
with advantage, giving oftentimes immediate
relief.
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EE- John c. Rives, the publisher of the
Congressional Globe, died at his residence in
Washington on Sunday, after protracted i'll
ress, at the age of si1ty-seven years.
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To Consumptives.

Cansumptive sufferers will receive Talua-
bic prescription for the cure of Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lung
affections, free of charge by sending their
address 20 Rev. z. A. WILSON,
Nilliamsburgh,
Kings Co., New York.
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EDITED BY THOMAS NEEHAN.
The Monthly Contents are:
Hints-Flower garden and Pleasure ground
Fruit garden, Vegetable garden, Window Gar
dening
unications-embracing the views Of
the best writers on Horticulture, Agriculture,
and Rural Affairs.
EDITORIAL Giving the Editors views on the
important Horticultural Improvements.
Scraps and Querries-New Fruits-Nez
Plants-Domestic and Foreign Intelligence
Foreign pondents-H Horticultural lotices
With each departmentment handsomely IL
lustrated.
These general features will be retained;and
the publisher pledges himself that no labor
or expense shall be spared to render the sue
ceeding issues of the Magazine every way
worthy of tie favor with which his previoEs
efforts have been amply rewarded.
SEND FOR A SPECIMEN.
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E@A man by the name of Simpson, who
we noticed in our last, as having got hurt on
the Sinnemahoning, was taken through this
place, on Friday last, corpse.
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.E9- We hope the citizens of this County
win do everything in their power to AID in
having II represented in the. Sanitary FAIR
TO be held Philadelphia, in June, next.
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w office.

4 Ii HONEST persons indebted to me are re-
N quested to pay within one month, what
they owe to me, to Esquire Gushing and take
his receipt, Cheats msy leave their names
standing on the list in Esquire Cushings hands
as an undeniable proof Of their dishonesty,
and worthiness to fgire--in the " rogues-
gallery
E. JOERG, NJ. D.
CoudersDort. Jan. u. 1863
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fESs= SAD CATASTROPHE At PoR- ALLEGASy
SEVERAL LIVES LOST BY TIE FALLING OF A
BRIDGE-A sad AID unusual accident oc-
Cured at Port Alegany, u Kean county Pa,
by the falling of bridge over the Allegany
River. There was funeral procession pass
ing over the bridge, (the deceased being a
child Of George Moore Of that place. and as
the h@ft Of the procession came on to the
bridge, it gave away, and al we2t dewn to-
gether in the water! The second child of
George Moore, who accompanied its father,
was also drowned. Three children were lost
by a brother Of Moore's and we understand
there were one or two more lives lost The
river was very high, and il was impossi-
bic TO rescue the children as the current Of
the river was raging furiously. This incident
Is q singular one, and is bereavement upon
bereavement to these deselated parents and
friends, who were paying the last tribute of
affection TO a departed soul The remainder
Of the procession succeeded in gaining the
shore, ,unharmed One horse was also drowned
We do not know the condition of the bridge
at that place, bat it does seem as if somebody
needed censuring for negecting 10 do their
outy IN keeping SO heavy bridge in repair.
-0ls1n Tnes.
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r. -UNIoy llEErING.-Th4re VII ba a meet
ing of the Union voters Of Peter county, at
the Court House, ia CeuGersFort Thursday
evening, the 2Is, inst, at clock, for tbe
purpose Of choosing enc delegate to the State
Convention to be held in Harrisburg the 18th
lust, and three Congressional Conferees to
,neet with Conterees from other parts of the
District to choose delegates to the National
Convention TO be held in Baltimore. and to
select a County Committee Tor the sIs1iE e
wear. D. c LARRABEE, Chrm.
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BD DGowNED.-In Pike township 18th
inst Miss Jennie Wheaton, daughter of Lewis
Wheato~, late Of AIIegany county, y. Y
This young lady left her fathers house in COM
Pany with a sitter for she purpose Of visiting
"a sick woman whose husband is in the army,
while on the road she crossed a foot bridge
over West Branch to E. Crippin's house for
the purpose o. getting young lady there TO
60 with her. The creek was up to rafting
pitch, and within a few inches of the bridge,
when within some ten feet of the shore, on
her return, she fell of and foated down
about one half mile where her father found
her against some flood-wood. Every thing
that could be done TO restore her was doze,
but death had done its work.
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by P. a. STEB-
BINS & Co, Retail Dealers in Groceries
aud Provisions,
opposite D. F. Glassmire's Hotel,
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W- = Sanitary Fair will be held as Pitts
burg, commencing on the 18th day Of May
next
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re- The Spring examination Of Teachers
will be he,l u tes following places and times:
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Pens and paper win be required. Digec
.ors and friends of education are invited.
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sA. The National Union Convention to
meet at Baltimore on the 7th of June.
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EET The Union State Convention met at
Harrisburg on Tuesday of this week.
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from a disordered Lirer or Stomach,
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crBlood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming
Of the Head, Hurried and Diff
cult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart ,Chok-
ing or Suffocating sensations when in a ly-
ing posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots or
Webs before the Sight, Fever and dull
Pain in the Head, Deficiency ofPer-
spiration, YelloTness Of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes of Hea:,
Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imsgi-
nings of Evil, ard great Depressions
Of Spirits.
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The proprietors have thousands of Letters
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PHYSICIANS, and
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re- We are asked to request the several
enrolling officers ia the counties of Potter and
Tioga, during the enrolment and draft ct
last yea-, to forward to ". u. Wake, at Lock
Haver, Pa uzde- ozth, stateassnt Of the
amounts received by them of Nr. niece in
payment of their services in order that any
who were not paid what was their due can
now receive what honestly remains unpaid.
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ES=NEw STAGE LME.-A new stage line
to inle-sect with the ?. & E. Railroad at En-
poriam, .Shippen) leaves this place every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, owned by
NJ Mil.s.ir, oflhis place, Persols wishing to
20 10 Eew York, Philadelphia, Baltimore or
Washington, viii fnd this the cheapest aud
best route, CT those wishing to send express
G1ackages to the army C- elsewhere will find
Cap. the man 10 send them with.
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CITIZENS.

Testifying of their own personal knowledge,
TO the beneficial effects and medical virtues OF
these Bitters.
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Hg- The quotas for draft in Pennsylva-
MIA have not yet been assigned.
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re- WOOD! WOOD! wanted immedi-
ately at this Office on subscription.
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KlnTs county, New York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-10
From Mexico.

A letter to the Houston Telegraph" from
Monterey, Mexico, alluding to the arrival OF
Maximilian, says
In the meantime it may not be improper
to canton your readers to be very moderate
in their expectations Of benefits fronlthe new
Emperor. The problem of Louis Napoleon
in Mexico is not only not solved, but is Still
shrouded in q mystery that battles the re-
search of the most erndite diplomat. Max
imilian's position on the chess board, wheth-
er as King, Queen or Parson, is too underlined
to regard him as usht but the tool of a great
mind, as the agency through which something
is to be doness what, 10 man conjecsures.
Complications will eusuc, new policies will
be formed, old theories will be abandoned,
and perhaps monarchy may be founded
all is conjecture, yet amid it all another in
suit awaits our foe. "The best Government
the sun ever shone upon" will humble its
proud head, abandon the doctrines Of its iath-
ers, prove traitors to the promises of Juarez
and recognize MaximiEaH among the powers
that be. The bargain is MADE in Paris. The
consideration is specified. Grant may be de-
feated or he may win, the Monsoe doctrine is
abandoned, the United States is humiliated
by the South and stands stultiied bef,re the
nations.
IfMaximilian recognizes the Confederacy
the signs Of the times are out Of joint.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-10
Good News from Petersburg.

RICHMOND, august f..
A special despatch to the Wing from Pc
tersburg says:
1t having been ascertained that the enemy
were mining extensively in frontof GFacie's
brigade, on our centre, we determined tc
stop their operations by counterminiIg.
Our culvert was completed ard exploded
between six and seven o'clock, last evening,
blowing up the euemy's skirmish line and de-
molishing his mines.
The affair was great success, completely
frustrating the object of the enemy at that
point throwing the troops along his lines into
great confusion. ~
No infantry attack. was intended nor made
on our side.
Artillery firing along the whole lines was
very rapid for the space of:an hour.
A number of the enemy engaged in work.
ing the mine and those occupying the picket
station are believed to have been killed.
A few shells were thrown into the city af
ter the explosion.
Matters have again resumed their usual
qniet this morning.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-10
A Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

CAEOUllf tM
COLUMBIA, S. c., July 81, 1884.
BY his Eeccuency H. l.. BOEHAM, Gorcrnor
and Communder-i"- Chicf IN and Vucr the Stutc
Of South Carolina,
VNT1EREAS information has been received at
wv this Department that an atrocious ,n'r-
der was committed on tho lIth instant upon the
body of ELIAS GRANTHAM, nepury Sheriff
of Marion District, whilst IN the discharge of his
duties as such D-puty; and that NICHOLAS w.
GADDY, CHARLES TART, and DAVID kEAS-
LEY, free person Of color, sand charged with
said murder, and that sGid persons have fled from
justice:
Now, know ye, that to the end JUSTICE may be
done, and that said GADDY, TART anl DEAS-
LEY may be brought to legal trial for their Of
fence, as aforesaid, do hereby of"r \ reward OF
Tlro Thousand Dollns for the apprehension and
delivery of tho three offending parties in any jail
in this State, or One Thou."nd Dollars for MICH.
OLAS W. GADDY, tho principal offender. and
Fire Hundred dollars each for the others. When
Inst heard frrm they were il Horny District near
Gnllivant's Ferry.
Gaddy was born in Marion District, is about IS
years OF age, feet 10 or III inches high, grey
ewes. auburn hair, rather sallow complexion, stoops
little in the shoulders, usually weas his hair long
by occupation farmer and miiiwright.
Tart, born in same District, is youth of about
16 years Of uge, well grown, rather fair complex
ion, dark hnir, eyes believed to be blue.
Beasloy. born in Richmond county, N. c., bright
mulstto thick set, weight from l6O to 1870 pounds,
from 45 to 50 years of ago, fsot II or u inches
high, kinky hair, and of reddish, sun-burns ap;,
nsarancc-by occupation carpenter-has hYed
about Fayetteville apd Lumbertou, N G;
Giyou under my hand and tho seal OF the State,
r. Mt Columbia, this 2lst day OF Juiy, ammo AM
IT, b. Domini, 1864. NJ. u. BUN HAM,
WIN r. HUNT, Secretary OF State.
ns- All papers in the State copy three times
Wal forward bill to Executive offcc.,
! July 21 3t 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-10
It a we'll known fact that the reason A.

Is a we'll known fact that the reason as-
signed, by many, for the panic Which caused
our troops to breik at the batsle'of Missiona.
ry Ridge, was thai the enemy showed them.
selves in such Overwhelming numbers that
the .boysehought the whole world was march
ing to attack them. We, to Sow the opin-
ion prevailing among our.boys. will relate the
following anecdote, which We do not remem-
ber TO have seen in print:
AS lihe after lue aud mass after mass of
Yankees appeared, crossing the plain and-s
cending the hillside, marching -onward with
seemingly resistless force, Our troops began
to waver, and many OF them: to their shame,
fled without firing gun. Some.of them,
however, staid until the last, andamong these
was one fellow who to use his own language,
estaid thar till they got so close that he heard
one of the Yankee Generals give the COM
mand, "Attentidn World BY NArloNsGlcHT
WHEEL! BY STATES, FIRE II! and then
he thought it was time for his darned little
Southern Confederacy to be Citing out o. the
way" Don't blame him for it it was about
time to ''git out O. the way"-Ed. journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-10
Headquarters,
Conscrint Department,
c.....mn,. Iulx AZ Ia

COLUMBIA July oV, ioo4' .
GENERAL ORDERS NO. S.
THE Secretary Of War having decided that
Il. tho Conscription authorities haven jurIsdic-
tion over the classes Of Reserves, except in the
granting of Exemptions under tho Act Of Con-
rress entitled "An Act to organize forces to
Serve during ths.war," it is ordered, pursuant to
instructions OF the Superintendent Of Conscr'p'
,ion. that all Detqils heretofore sraGted to per-
sons Of the Reserve classes by the officers Of con
scription be and they are hereby revoked: De-
tails of persons of these classes will hereafter DO
made only by the ordor Of Brigadicr General
JamOs Obesnut; commanding Reserve Forces IN
this State. 49,
II. Enrolling Officers will proceed at once TO {,
furnish to Brgadier General Chestnut rell OF oil
persons of the classes Of Reserves whose details
are hereby revoked, giving their agcs' the date
and period of details, and tho purposes Tor Which
such details were granted. w 49,.
III. Pursuant to orders Of the War Depart.
msnt. Enrolling Officers are madc subjsct TO and
will obey all orders of Brigadier General Chestnut
Wa '''' C. D. MELTON,
Major, C"m'dt C.nscripts.
Ms- All papers III the State copy three lime' na
Iur. 10 81 50