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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-12-12
JOHN PATTEN Jr., Proprietor.

FHNHE Pacific Hotel is well and widely
4 known to the travelling public. The 10
cation is especially suitable to merchants
and business men it is in close proximity to
the business part Of the Gity-is on the high
way of Southern and Western travel-and
adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodation foI
over 800 guests tits well furnished, and pos
.sesses every modern Improvement for the
comfort and entertainment of It's inmates
The rooms are spacious and well ventilated
provided with gas and water; the attendance
is prompt and respectful; and the table is
generously provided with every delicacy Of
the season.
The subscriber, who, for the past few years
has been the lessee, is now sole proprietor
and intends to identify himself thoroughly
with the interests of his house. With .loag
experience as a hotel-keeper, he trusts, by
moderate charges and q liberal policy, tC
maintain the favorable reputation of the Pa
cific Hotel. JOHN PATTEN, JR.
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CAUTION FROM TIE
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY

It having come to our knowledge that I'M
itations of ihe American Watch have been
put upon the market in great number, caicu
lated by their utter worthessness to lnJure
the reputation Of our genuine producls, t'I
protect our own interests and the pubic iron
imposition, we again publish the trade mark
by which our Watches may invariably b'
known.
We manufacture four styles Of Watches
The First has the name
nANERICAN WATCH CO. Waltham
Mass" :" engraved on the inside plate,
The Second has the name
"APPLETON, TRACY & CO, Waltham
Mass" engraved on the inside plate.
The Third has the name
"P. S. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass" en-
graved on the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name Amer.
can Watch Co. painted on the dial, and are
warranted in every respect.
The Fourth has the name
"WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass" engraved
on the inside plate, and is not named on the
lial.
All the above described watches are made
If various sizes, and are sold in gold or silver
cases, rs may be required.
1t is hardly possible for Us to accurately
we have alluded. They are usually inscribed
with names so nearly approaching our Own
! as to escape the observation of the unaCcus.
toned buyer Some are represented as made
by the Union Watch Co., Of Boston, Mass
no such o0mpany existing. Some arc
named the ''Soldicr's Watch" to be sold as
our Fourth or VIM. EIIcry style, usually
Known rs the "SoIdier's Watch.' Others are
named the "ApPlcton Watch Co. )" Others
The p. S. BaItLEY," instead of our "P. S, Bart
ett :" besides many varieties named in such
i manner as to convey the idea that they arc
the vcrtablc productions of the American
Watch Company.
We also caution the public, and particu-
arly soldiers, against buying certain articles
CALLED watches. so freely advertised in illus
crated papers as ''Army Watches" HOGiccr's
Watches" +" "Magic Time Observers" J" "Arcana
Watches" &C.. the prices of which are stated
to be from seven to sixteen dollars. \ good
watch, in these times cannot be aifordcdi),
any such money.
little attention on the part of buyers viii
protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS Il APPLETON
Agents for the American Watch Co.,
I82 Broadway, New York.
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Notice.

GERMANIA, Potter Co., Pa, Aug /, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Charles Bu-
IN shor, now or late of this county, holding
the following described property, has not ye'
paid any consideration whateyerfcr The same,
and all persons are hereby warned not to pUr-
ehase any of said property Of the said Bushor
Before the decision of the COURTS given in
this case and c. BushOc has paid 10 me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property:
lst. certain tract of land near the Ger
mania MiA, in warrant 59t5, Abbott township.
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acres
Also 25 acres in warrant 5078 and adjoining
the above.
End. q certrin tract of land, with Mil and
improvements thereon, near Kettle Greek, ia
warrant 58l9, in Stewartson township, Potter
county, Pa, containing about 204 acres.
C. Bushor holds afse 5;1 tTtfst warrant no
25OI, in Games township, Tioga county, Pa,
on the road leading from Geymanfa to Gaines,
containing so acres.
e WM. RADDE.
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T.laI List for Dec smberi 1860.


u Lewis ct al VS. Mcintyre Il Mahon.
James Shafer VS. May Il Smith.
Levi Dickson VS. VIM. Burleson.
Lewis Wood VS. W Chandler.
CoIweIl Il Lyman VS. Charles Chandler.
Manley use of Mills vs. Jonathan GIaSe.
Olmsted use of Mills Us
Munson use of Gorum VS. Harry Lord ct al.
Jones Mann & Jones for use rs J'thn GlaSe.
Stebbins for use of Mills Us
J. G. Mercereau ct at rs DERRICK Il White.
l. Sweet use of Mills vs. Glacc Kirby.
S NJ Mills vs. George Bartlett.
tt Burdc ct al VS. Fay Bradley & Wright.
A h Nelson VS. A NJ Benton ct al.
County of Potter vs. c Rccs ct al.
D Eastwood VS. N Lyman.
n Dwight VS. Colwell i Weston.
n Blackman vs. Jas & W Fox, Garnishee &c.
i G Crane vs. Seeley.
j Ii Smith VS. S Ross.
f Hopkins VS. c White.
Chs Bushor vs. Potter Co Forest Imp Co.
p S Goodrich vs. Monroe Il Cobb.
Nancy Plymet Us James Dearing
d T Swain assignee &c VS. Heirs at Law 0
L Americas Wood.
N B Edwards 6 wife vs. Martin Van Lieu ct al
RouIet School District vs. County Of Potter.
Coudersport, Oct 80, l8f5.
H. J. OLMSTED, PrOthonotary.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

HENRY sNATH, J No %, June Term, 1SG5,in
the Common liCds Oh / loJ-
City ANN sNATH Stcr county. Libel in Iivo. ce
To Gritty Ann Snath Respondent above named Please
take motto. that subpoena and alias subpoena having
been issued and returned nihil you are hereby re-
suired To appear the first day Of next Court the
18th day Of Dec ber next to answer TO the above com
plant made in this case. Il. I. LAkRAGEE, ShH.
Cnndprsnnrt Nov 8. 1861 10
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

JAMES LOGUE, No. 80, June Term, 1865, in the
ya Common Pleas of Potter county,
ELIZA LOGUE, SLibel Divorce To Eliza Losur
Respondent above named. Please take notice that 9
su u5poena and alias subpoena having been issued and
Iaturned nihil you hereby required to appear on
the first day of next Csurt the 18th day OF December
next 10 snswer to the complaint made ~ nus ct-e.
u G. LARRABEE. Shf.
Noy- q
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CAMPBELL \. PARKER, No.96, June Term 1865,
I'm the Common Pleas
MARY NJ. PARKER. \ofPotter county, Libel
IN Divorce. To Mary NJ Parker, Respondent above
named Please take notice that a subpoena and alias
Fubpoenas having been issued and returned uihil you
are hereby required to appear the first day OF next
Court the 18th of December next, to answer to the
eomplaint made in this case. j. G. LARRABEE,
C6udereuort Nov g. 1868 tc Sheriff
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Administrators Noticc.

WHEREAS. Letters Of administration on the cs
w tate of NOAH f. McCARN, late of Bingham
township decd, have been granted to the undersign
ed notice is hereby given to all persons indebted TO
said estate 10 make immediate payment, and persons
having claims against theestate aforesaid will present
them, duly authenticated, for settlement
J. L. McCARN.
Bingham Nov g. 1865 6i
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DIR. A. FRENCH'S
CELEBRATED TONIC BITTERS

4 RE becoming the most popular Medicine
N in circulation for the cure Of
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE, DEBISITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, and WEAKNESS of the
STOEACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
IL is also gaining q great reputation in the
CURE of DIPTHERIA.
Principal Oaice, Coudersport, Potter Co., Pa
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The only one n titc city possessing .eslslatYe
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TELEGBAPEEEG
The ARRANGEMENTS for ToIograpbine are far in ad-
vance of anything uftle kind ever offered TO the pup
lie \ regular TELEGRAPH Line is connected with the
Institution mi tb t1rry branch Offices iu various parts
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@efaorliGe Rranfbeit.

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0r z u Nl,

altep beB fJnis.sn GoutetSns Der 4unbdt3te In 2pn.
bsa rabsirer eines tren mthtsntGem Geaesen bet
Der Staten er ben srSEt:n Shetl fenes 4ebens tn ben
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ruSem iu sbr erbrefea bic R st errSten bet eernstn
RIeintstcten u. {. ~ trurpen Gu8enblidlt1 eeset.
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Ns;b b.irotbtte psrEcnen,

pter SDae wetde @ u rerheirat6en beaS9ti9eR, nnb 9
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rItuns getsbarsit Der Re Stn 3ttern uab 6pae Obee
6 f4bpfuns ser reflidtsn Nr rerben l6nea fnrtrt.
Serjentge meler r bet BebanblnHe nnb Nhriprst BON
Dr. pbnitSn ntsrs!ett tdnn tbr, GS etnem Gtrtnmane
cine 5urt @ ancertaWen unb Saser6tt@ anf drtt
Lhe (SshtHltd,fett perIcIcN tal ;-.| 81 5rr
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l2....,l.N,rs Il, hfn ch:cn.i

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tnr frlt etttimt kae ptatrIi3s Gti R5rYer ser-
f6res tie artett bic teHi9ae unb bic gge uKfdta
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Wasendpd6c nnprtnuna Ger 8ereauunss Oreaue auesa
s&etne Gntttaftans. Ssmptcne Der SHwtnRRbt
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OraantGhe Ghspdd,s

Erk urbtrsls stbetl unS bic Ust Rraft ttbtr ttrse.
feQ Dttles rtbare qei:en mecS baS 2ebtn elene une
Sic @te MnS Ra6rmEmtait anmSstta mddt, f,ett has
9sps Dsrer bic tbrta aeteeaaaften anbeeanem rebaea
,nee atute nb Az leidt AZ MusF1wetnn9en eenet9t neil
he bereH EpIeen nitt etnda tennen Dbsle9 e aud burH
Strturen yieberf9lasen I'm Sarn Stein xmb ansers Rt.
aaem enten tat 10 1t Re hed R,eReMthttl8 ete 1rlSt
beS Mtsbranses Ser theIftn Ofsane 2Ser nber mtn e.
dueneu b he &rai @rteusune eber bon Denen rtrl
n prh bic F btsmlt@en &aaerH ersebtn GIs bon DeneH
bic la retfe Rnt. .rsrr.f rra- -fF ~. .-r
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1ttftss

Die brsfbtn gstrtusseu hes 2aittrs Hb ibr sa far-
n. Scruf sts Geki@tntes 8ersutrrAns Ser S6ttH 0s>
braft6eit fer eiatsafs b6ie Abnaa9ep. &Snesxu9
her $eieGi8aft. ud 'aS @iniamtse, Ytieraaen eesea
fb tlkt 6utbtamctt H. j. -. ltas entSe ber fAItntmen
SDlee. Hsnfa re 7lr see,..-1e tsr.4- ...ts
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80 Office: 30. z SIO'6rebertdFr.,
Feben Ebaren bpn Balttmprtfr., 6ffli@e Ssttei
bic Stmfen btnauf. .e u6I#
Raa nerte F] Nsmtn ant 5Gasnumsaer henn inusiItn-
be nuS traaeriide aader bmr6rietene unb seutenpIt
DxedIaIber S&ubftder, SttftIipder, StrasenreniSer
anb sapenpuser 1t. p. menneu B@ rtselmdbtse Nerte
unb auern ansetreen Dr. SctnfonS 8x tn Der 6be.
NB. Gue Brtefe maNen ttntn pra-Stamp tntbalten.
Glue 3eilupa III 2 Ga9en 3useiHert.
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Susae N&aner,

bepnbsrs pete teCprf isne aebetmsn 2aers gewerotx
fnb cas- iibr1 ~ ottle {auenos In ein 81 rnkes 9rat
reet tpe su.tb s3rs frbateneu Sdente nnb envdeteH
8eraneeetrae nit een DpMer eer 9erestamtett ben Se
nat begeert uuo car 2esr beaberno SSne snUdt bGbea
parten, n,Seen lb nit pUaeM Ver.rauen nd1eH
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Cur uuttss a;ietl,ns Der Dlaadial5srs stablirt.

Der ftn;ilt paa i, b 5I}tIt, TOO fiAsrs'
Innellc une !, Il :: jtu {: IN ss...... ....
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DIR. Johnston,
Saltimore eofa'9lufpit ia {.

efF e:n;tas aejt. ,ps!&es unisi
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[N,.seQut

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ssu t uunddtlt9 ipreu ebit tm Slais barG YOlatiu.
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Fbrpet uno Get SerDren sn ten otsr rte n5t6stn dit.
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eetusn rptrtben gn,bsr sa ssSarit bas tss sas aa-
befsnnte qtaIet< anS 2Setneet9Gr
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besenttn a5 n eeustfr 6ea uxS u seIanotr Srrer Sic
netbweue Sien Grfcrssrn sur etelt6eH Gldleiistttt
fire a rbne fee Wire bic Eete res Qetns ur trauraen
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landrtidcn 8etrsttansen, sds uns bic areuben .pth,
Abeere eeRieetn perrpsisert fn6.
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80 @iebeT6 IS E3DaaaaeiecfelD.
g1 uaIeren 8reeaben iiab 8stAaatsa, Ssis hesa Ya.
bTust1 tra Agssaetnen erlaIpsn mir rns btetuit
b, an.e.se 81 saen Sas M Esste seutteen DATUM ttn
hsl1s SIsei1. uytn Si0acr.( .(3eieDaff. II
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ELIXIR De VITR.


t. ELIXIR DE VlTA. $3.50
e&s 9sntc ttters fseles felt Iange Stntn
uf In Grrssa bsfst uus IN be Hen5e intG tn @ebrda
fort Ia aus ber retnen @pauat tn SerStnnAna mti ss
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ZEN sS6aien a9nHtna t5sesAteter SEiaeu une wee
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nsrsbienaen serferttat srbeH bsreu aTtaeea an eete
rsne lanai ssi, OsDrea ansriaant wpeeen ans, laa
ket I'd tssser bt 8Ytner np BEN Arste ser IS 9Hsnoe
NIs Trsu ttters tb s betftfs etaer Gleegas H. tesn
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gDbpieiaIe Il &eta aeenten tSnasn NIT tratah ttne.uaH
ttt6t btes asisn ttters in Eten DustHe nSFf
Slafher burde -3}9tp t.e.-,1if} - ..1-e
Den dlieintgen Gt9ner
q. y sr II SO. 8 Sdm0Sers, SGc S0s CSsseeEssr
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9BtebetberfGufer erbaten Bic 81 steen 2crs anatfs
ten collar .Ittb6erapb+ q usbdnsef&tistr grass.
Die leeren 6nImen perbeu tjeepn reu pet per neaps
Beifeauug nit 90 Dusene france BataRrst
Sesradt.
g3ranrp, Mrrac, @5cptcb gSbiseD Niineb GGemc,
a BEN auerfdnnt sten Qu9IttGten un gu pltetn Yret
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Ole oiee SaalfAeg Stltr w5bfsne ftstsn ietenesn
tistr puibGrj iStn Srtra tpntu ncnt Gr etntsW
fhre testa et StHN9S f0ppGrteure eiel enSers
@ercaen teireanen isrGrn hds YHbtm IL miesertpltea
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Gharasr ais @bre !; Htsys 1uI Gkarafier unh Ce-
attssttfna Settthten ttGe tinretnse gematy.
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p 3 3
IS sittrlclt rnst exc, are unt,seutnet RuadIdlter,
treld m ais MttSIe tacbcn NIB &t britpnS antin.
tiaun9cM ecp,Iea d'utftGer Stieeptier gpmpcnpuser
II ~ erbIrriise Hne eefddrltde Ra6mater NeIat ibr
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ZEN Er SptntDn td!t e eeB9alb fur npttptnbs sn er-
wGbue, befoneers tnr Ssole ne' init 8int Jae unbe
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take the city OF Wilmington but merely to size its
defensive outwosks, precisely Far1agut Jccently
seized those Of Mobile. 5 .27
We arc enabled to give to-day both The Official re-
polt OF Admiral Porter and q statement Of Henef3l
Butef as well as special report Of Cur own cofres-
pondent with the Heet. Every ore g6u road these
documents TO find out to wha 4 TO uhoA the
melancholy failure must be atsl ted. They are,
IN many respects, the most painful reading wU hare
had for many a day.
Hardly anything seems to have wofked wcA, fr0ad
the Initiation Of the movement to its unfortunate
close. Admiral Porter order to the feet opens
with the words "It Is first proposed to enle;tvcr
to paralyze the ga1risonby an explosion" TheexA
ploser, which consisted in blowing up two hundred
aud fifteen tols of powder under the walls ef thu
rebel fort, was effected. It great spectacle,
but perfectly useless fact, and the rebel garrison
was not at all paTlyxed. The bofabardmcnt Of the
for. by the feet was Of the most imposing, skillfi,
aud courageous character: but the estimate Gt
Porter ana that Of Butter differ greatly TO It's ef
feets. Then came the extraordinary Eurstih1. .os no
less than six one hundfed-poundclya arroft guns.
six slcrcn. scss s, acceRs4xsaisl Ly sssal
ties md by the loss Of confidence. Eut, more iu-
porant than all, there seems TO have been preper
cooper alton b. tween the la I'd force and the nayv-
There is great dscord of statement about this winnie
matter between the Admiral ami the Gfaeral: haaf
must wait for more facts and more hight before
definite conclusion can be reached. sss
We made many efforts against Savannah from
the front, which tailed; but 4: last it fell into our
hands by an unexpected and sklful movement in
the rear. Though we Lave now failed at Whining.
ton shall yet certainly, III due tine atii perhaps
in like manner, take it also. : ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-03

dencc. Let US trust in Him, first puri-
lying ourselves Of our offences by
prayer and pcnitcncc. There is no din.
Guilty 50 great that it may not be over
come; no cause SO hopeless that it may
not bo made to triumph. But at tho
same time that God gives the victory, it
is through mortal instruments that he
effects the triumph. Our people must
continue firm and united, as they have
heretofore been. They must cast off all
hope of victory save through their own
excrtions; foT God smiles not ON that
cause in which men scruplc to do all
that is necessary to insure success.