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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-17
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HELNIBOLD'S
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Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilia,

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The peculiar taint or
infection which we
call SCRoFULA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudes of men. II
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feebled, yitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
'leaves the system to
fall into disorder and
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U Sc u ELM . CLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT Bu1HlI

N az ueaGss % the Urinary Organs whether sZl5.lugia
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- maus~ q t97 Tong aguGtng Iil pleasant Units taste
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B01l!y HeIlta, Hsasll Polssrs ret H1Dg II 10
trsttnant "a submitted TO- Consumption Insanity may
sCGgs.
AL Ne Asars I.,sa1,i require .sa all Of g d.greAo.
HgLM8CLO's EXTRACT BUG HU
II the Great Diuretic,
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sonpiasy sspssssias those unpleasant AMI dangerous
rs4fss Cg7GJ1a and Esrg4~g in c1r.lG .hess diseases
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ID A. STEBBINS 4 Co. are closing uD an
d old Ledger. All persons indebted to
hem will pleas call and settle, before the
sccornts aAHs isE ~ the proper officer for
GollscAor --.g -, sS
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DR.. A. FRENCH's
TONIC BITTER s

A re becomIng The most popular Medicine
"a in circulation for the cure Of
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, .JATyN-
DICE, DEBISITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, and WEAKNESS of the
STOEACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
1t is also gaining great reputation in ths
CURE of DIPTHERIA.
Principal 0hcs, Coudersport, Potter Co., Pa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20

The recalling Of tho poem '0p the shores oI
iennssseG MIR. Home was yisiblY impressed
with the spiritual influence, md at the concln.
sioT Of. lhe verse wherethe od soldier dies, a
loud knock was heard upon the stage A gen.
tleman OF yeracity, ana nota spirtuaist, in
forms US that at this moment be sato upon
the stage beside Mr. Home the forms of two
lemules, ons very distinct and the 0lher shad-
owy, We're ~ not that we are acquainted
with The gentleman and know that he is Go re.
he'd upon, we should BIZ inclined to doubt the
truth 0i his statement We had an opportu-
nifty Of seeing some Of the wonderful mhniles--
tAtiotb which havH h@bd9rsd tpFIomeu world
renowned, at private seQRce given
at The residence OF one Of The citizens.of this
place. A circle Of six, tie medium making
the seventh, was ranged around the table, a
carci lamp shedding subduad light over the
room. The party joined in singing, during
which the raps commenced to como upon the
table and around the room, these were 'f3l-
loved by a violent Earring OF the whole furni-
ture Of the room, more especially of the table
aud chaiis used by the circle Gusts Of cold
air would at times sweep around the table,
though all the doors and windows we're closed,
and the room well heated BY steam. 1ai
An accordion being held under the table by
one Of the circle, The unseen powers we're
asked TO play upon it, which they did, giving
any tame which was asked for One dir was
especially beautiful being followed by echoes
so faint and soft as to be Just pereeptible.
DPrnR tlle time the ipsttum erit was playing,
the party were at perfect liberty to look under
the table, and could zee it playing and the keys
moving, Mr. Home vas next entrancsd, dur
ing which tine he gave some of the circle
good advice He also walked about.
the room and, hall with ease, placing
things An their PROPER position, al.
though his eyes were closely b'indfoded AZ.
ter he was released from this state, the mem
bars Of the circle were all touched by hand,
which was distinctly seen three times above
the table. The aceotaeon was taken frsnl the
hand of the gentleman holding il .nnd placed
upon the floor some distance off, again ard
again were the touches repeated, when sud
denly the chair in which Mr., Home was sit
Ting. was drawn away from The table, ha, was
lifted y p1uprightpo 'iliohsaDd gradually rnis.
ed until his feet were at least two feet from tn
floor, and hs gently lowered Other wonder.
inl pani(qstations took place, ynmong. WHICH
we have only space 10 mention Two. Foot.
steps were heard in The hall, the front door
was opened and shut, apd steps were heard
crbssihg the gravel Walk, and "a chrriath whs
heard to drive up TO the honsa aud stop, hut.
on opening the door, neither carriage, horee,
man or woman was Visible, All these mani.
iesiations were made in thu light Is it the
work of,apirils-'-rt not what is it2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
A Legal IRoomerang.

"A diminutive German-we will call him M
hraut-enlered complaint thaths wife had
beaten him IN manner literally merciless
He upswalhed his head from the bandanes
snfroindins 1t, exhibiting the marks df 4
broom ,bapdle administered with no feeble
unction, MRS. Kr4iut was arrested. She stood
full six feet high, with breadthilof sliouldst
and length of arm in due proportion. The
husband made his affidavit The woman
made % defense, ahd the magistrate fined hei
for intoXcation. AS she didn't pay the fine.
the officer motioned her to follow him TO pris
on She obeyed the order a..
"Whnt are you going to do2 asked Mr..
Krnut .,.e
eFaRe that woman 10 ptsoa.15bnO w
Take her to prison p
Certainly
"Aud who takes care Of Che baby?"
Don know suppose you must take cAr
of it yourself 'ts,..a ~
oBqtl can t goes now % niue york.
0 well II somebody don't pay her line She
must be locked up"' n<a
"und must I3et knocked unto der cellar
by mine vife and my head broke, und don
.q,9s aroppnaat epd pay ipr il30 9lAu 9l.T
Somebody must
Mr.. Kraut said something that soundedEko
probably, lie dropped FIVE dollars aud ten
tears, the former oPthe desk of tba Reorder,
the latter uponthe floor, aud departed with
his wife, plunged in profound wonder ut tho
curiosties OF the law I,I.
As we said before, people indniging in
matrimony often learn a great deal hy n very
short course Of study-PhilGdelphia North
american.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
.%I lII IpIIW
WynkOOp'S Iceland PectOrai

Diseases Of the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, nsidious and dangerous. rhe
properties Of medicine 10 alleviate, and uproot
these plants, must be oXpeetoTant, anOdyne and
lnygowtlng, loosen ug the mucus Of the throst amt
mpnriing tone IN ne onro system. No discovery IN
medical science aver mastered this class OF diseases
like br, WyukOOps Iceland PoctotR II rs used with
The Notwithstanding results Ia R cAsHs OF broncht A.
influenza, Wh0oping cough, diptherla or putfd sore
throat asthma Group, sgaods, nervous iTrta-
Tis Rev J. J Polter co4tl6es thA, cGhAta usedDr
WynkOops Pectorh for several years. myself ani in
my iamllyi for severe pulmonary cumFlaints, R,d
nave recommended t 10 many others, and have hetSr
seen its equal" Rev, J,J. Potter, BrooGiyn N. y.
Hun4feds and thOusan ls 1f important iestjfnoni-
hs eouid Be produced showing ~ rcm.pkaba cares
and chat Il never ials.
70 lscomp5-ed n pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF 0il.
al, Peruvian pAlssIn, Eiecnmpane, tOmfrey, Bur
iook, ald other invaluable expeotsrant ami tome IN.
grenents. It's harmless, prompt and lasting. In
salhis aud sufferers cannot afford 20 neglect A. sr
Every hmily should have ID. " Ia remarEshis for
lrOup. Fui descriptions, recornneniati6n 6nsAnd al
eeions HGcompsny escn h0ttle ii ...I-H H'.
sod n Dayton by " W, stewart and an pnnoipal
Prepared by Dr. R d wynkoop, and sold by ~. s..
Safnes Co, New York. tl. asa kalldIy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
DR.. n. CONWAY
Notice Extraordinary.

YNHE undersigned Informs the ladies' and gentle.
IL men Of this vicinity that he s ready 70 manufle-
ture, 10 order wigs, and fnrnsh euris and whiskefs
10 all who may desire them Hair dressed IN the
most artistic style. He also gives lessons 10 any VINO
wish TO learn the hnAiness. his styes archie Y,ry
latest PARIS fashions. ROBERT KEfF
MRS o. KAR0,i
fs2sllm No. .Ic Main street, corner of siIih.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
MRS. o. DEslLVA, H5gt
ClairVOyant, and Electric Ply
a.s4 ., SlOlaIl. a.IAa 9vl

NO. sos FIFTH STREET, NEAR JEFFERSON,
DAYTON, OHIO. s.... .Il- u..il
Mrs. DES1LVA, by her clqiryoyant faculty, de.
HI scrlbes character and tells results OF business
operations. Che also, by her magnetic powers and
elegtnciyy, and her medical knowledge heals dis
eases both recent and chronic,
she also keeps on hand a supply Of Madame De.
siiya's celebrated Pearl Drops for beantfying the
hair, Hi ie7dSm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
- p, w NJ. ..,. CSl1tbtng. .'...
Clothing, Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
Of Cloths
b, And . assimeres
- IN The CITY Of DAYT0R! "al

" FINK Il ~ bEGLE.R,
C7otling HiH, No. 307 Second Sired,
oa Dayton, Ohio are man ReeeiVin2 a
.. Lqrye SpPiy Of Spring and
... Summer Goods,
Comprising all he Latest sty les Of Black and Col
ored cloths; French. TNny, and Plain CassmeTee;
SILK, satin, Marseilles, aud other New styles OF
Npttngs, for fOuston orders, A complete line bi
FpRMshING GOODS, and the Largest and best
Stock Of .lHl 1I..'. .#r. idiot. f......
. Ready Made Clothing
10 he fcuni in any House in ,ha City. FinIe leg
der area gents for it l ANAL
SINGER 4 CO.'S SEWING MACHINES,
The best Machine for all practical purposes N the
family andlOr shops ever Invented and introduced IN
the country. Money canb male by calling on
June 7, tS6i-f % Iat FINKE & LEGLER.i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE. !

NOTICE Is hereby given That have hesn appoin.
IN yea AdmlpislratoT Of ilie estate 81 AndTes war
ohio, deoeased, 80, ~
ieiw3 LARKTN YOtiktE-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-20
Total assets Of the Company,.,..,""
H4l....... III.-LIABILITlES.
STATE OF gQNNEoTICUTls
CnIlnLR of nhrlford. y

STATE Of gqNN NEoTLcUT, (ss. ,.ii..al
tt County or HArtford, ''
THoNAsAi ALEXANDER, President, aud LtJ-
CIUS ]. HENDEE, Senreiary OF the 4srNA,INS SIR
ANCG COMPANY, ben seyerally sworn, dSpose ana
say, that the foregoing is o null, true and correct
statement OF the affairs of said Companyi that tlte
said Insurance Company ~ bona file owner Of at
least one HuNDkED THOUSAND DoblsAR RS Of
satual Dash Capital invested In stoaks and bonds;
that the above descrb ID Investments, nor any part
thereof are made for the benett OF ahy individual OK
ercis'ng authority m the management OF said Com
FSeior, Or otherNd q and th they srS,hs ai6se.dd
acrbed officers OF said Insurance Company.
THOMAS A. ALEX ANDER, President
Lucus j. ilraOEF' secrstary. :.r YEtg
Subscribed aud sworn before me, this day Of Jan.
pIisStassi5 Dn0nEG BIsNRY sd@dee,W
Justice of the Peare.
OrFrcE 6r rus AuDifoa ~ RTArE I
Columbus, Ohio, January 10, 1865.
its hereby certified .lst ihe loreg2ipE e2rTest
cqptplfle f3latensp el O9phtlon pitps ~ INAktht
sURANOG COMPANY, OF Hartford made to and filed
in this ofice for the yaar 1866. rs ~
witness my hand and gfHs MN sHliiq'Ry I; ySopy.u 100
IsEALl [srANP Auditor OF State.
' CERrIFIoATE'oF kGr IoRiTY.
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1861
NuuH Haf ioFrlcE % nus AuDIr5 "a % lsrA4t, 8
Insurance. Department, coumbns, .. ,-Iap. 10 1865
WHEREAs, The ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Hartford, the State Of Connecticut, has,
ued IN tub OIih't SWORN EtOnulfQHt
require by the 6rst section fthe act ro gate
Insurance Companies not incorporated by the state
oOluO, passed April Sh, 1896 and am ended FelnIl
AIRY ath, 1864; and Whereas, said Company has fir
nshed the undersgne satisfactory evidence that
possessed Of at least ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS of actual Capital invested In Stocks
or Bonds, in Mortgages OF teHl Estate, worth dou.
Bile the amount for which the same Is mortgqged; and
Whereas said Company has filed IN thus Office writ
ten instrument under ITS corporate seal, sighed
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
Agent or Agents Of sMd COMPANY Ia this State to a'-
nowed~e service OF processfo for and behalf OF sail
ComDauy, according 10 the terms OF said law.
Now, Thereore, IN pursuance OF the fret section of
the aforesaid act, l. ia MES II" GOLDMAN, AUDITOR of
state for ohio, do hereby certify that said 1TNA IN
RANOEoOMPANY,.o .of Hartford, Is authorized 10
rsnsact the business bf Fire and Marine Insurance in
this State until the thirty-frstday of tanuaey in the
year thou 1an1 dit hhnfrod and xty slf. ''
IN WITNESS wHEREOF, have herdtntb sub
scribed my name and caused the seh oil my 0ice 10
be affixed the day and year ahoye written.
JAMES II GOODMAN,
[sEAL.l [srAmP. Auditor ofState,
Applications received and policies promptly issued
by JOhu IL StoppelmRnn, "a gent at Dayton; Wm. II.
Hegey, GeTmantowni samuel Dnekett, MRmisburg.
Isloi uI ......f fL tr4aHs.t fl.ItI .l. N.H.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-02

TTFINONT OT AlIlhI IT. WINDOW.
Ro.ey II kellogg, Srorn,lie sald that he "a. can
lu'ei Ia Plymouth, ana Win about four Lund,l
other prisoners, wa taken to Ande knoxville; III
AoIl tia ID a IA, -. IL 49, 49, 49,.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-02
From Fort Laramie.

Font Lars~.@ Aue f-Advies. from Cea Cos
neI's Povssr River sIpsdlusn, TO Ausust 2ls,. have
been rsesived.
On the 18Th inst. detachment OF Conner Pasn,c
s9un discovered pursued and tillsd all Of var
p'nJ Of ChsyeaneS numariIe "a. Who yer. return
Ina nun the mail rod With ,csp. and
plundsr lhsrs vS lar on tide Oar
men captured ~ hspes and mule, and
quantity Of whiio vom.ps and children,
clothing tse Infantry o~~4 isusd q, Tort Laramie
last sprtns to the Indians who subsequently Killed
Capt. FOUL and four q the Tth Iowa cavalry
and .so number Of letters and psyou addressed
10 ne men Of The Tth Michigan, nov on duty on IA.
mail 'o~h' which shovs they we're direct frou. he
mall line. On the foth The souuis killed one of IA,
principal ehish Of the Chsysnnes On the 2i,t Cap.
Marshall die ilth Ohio Cavalry, ran into q hs.d Of
indiana and killed. tvo and captured 20 horse,
AMI muieA With several package. Of plum
der. which had evidently but recently come
into their possss-ion. We had NO loss ON ear aida
The Indians are all moving north vith great rapid
ity for their vill,7es. General Conner les Powder
River On the ssd, moving north and concentrating
hs columns ready aud eager to meet them.