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BS@John Mitchell, editor of the Richmond
E-aHi7er duting tie rebellion, emigrated TO
the south of France, where he intends perma-
nenuy to reside. Mitchell is determined to
live under despotism and having failed to
establish that in the south of this country, he
seeks the south of France as the next best
Pla2e in the world to worship his IDOL Ty-
Tqnny!
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~We learn that deposit Of black Mar
ble, equal to the Belgian, and superior to the
Irish, was lately discovered near WiIliamsport.
This is the only known deposite in America.
A company has been formed to work it on az
extensive scale.-Ciinton Republican.
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B@FWe learn that the investigations of the
gentlemen who secured the lease on the pro-
Perty Of John Kaup, in Wolf township, this
county; have resulted in discovering a vein
of copper ore four feet thick. We believe it
is the intention of the parties to ascertain the
quality Of the ore before making arrangements
fo7 more extensive operations. We hope the
quality may turn out 70 be all that they de-
sire. re.-HuHcv Lursinarys
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E4FThe American Minister to Russia has
sent an important communication concerning
the cattle plague to Secretary Seward, which
the latter has published. The diseaseis moth
ing but the Russian cattle pest 1t is conta-
gious, and destroys all cattle which IS attacked
by II. Our minister suggests that Congress
pass law preventing the importation of cat
tie from abroad.
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rs=Mr, TrimbIe, in the Tennessee Senate.
on the 18th inst, ofereda series ofresolutons
against the Confederate leaders, closing with
these words THAT for their bad eminence
and great crimes against their fellow-men and
the United States, Jefferson Davis and his
sccomplices have justly forfeited their lives,
and deserve, and ought to suffer, the extreme
penalty cf the law"
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EA Missouri railroad has adopted the
system of making each passenger pay one
cent to the conductor on account of the Gov
eminent tax. The ST; Louis Democrat pre-
sumes that no one will begrndge that amount
as it goes towards paying the National debt.
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E5@ Complaint is made that . large num-
Der Of the Steam vessels now employed in tne
Southern trade from New York are utterly
unseaworthy and unfit for use. There IS such
a demand for transportation of passengers and
freight that all kinds of vessels have been
pressed into the service.
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WINTER NORMAL MUSIC SCHOOL.

TTHE Wineer Term Of the Normal Music School
Course. Of the
ALLEGAhY ACADEMY OF MUSIC. At FRiEHDSF!p. NY.
viii commence on Monday, December eth, and con
unUe six weeks. II will be under the instruction Of
Prof 4. Y. JOHNSON.
No course Of Musical instruction has ever been in
vented which Will impart so much knowledge in so
short time s Normal Music School course.
Those who design qualifying themselves TO teach
Singing Schools, lead Choirs and all wishing a thor
Ough knowledge OF Musc,ere earnestly yIuvited send
for Circular. Tuition go Board s. a week
new Church Music Book which Is believed 10 be
better adapted TO the wants OF Singing Classes and
Choirs than any heretofore published has just been
published by 4. n johnson. Price, sl2 per dozen
A pamphlet containing specimen pages may be OBJ
tanned gratis by addressing AueEany academy Of
Music, Friendship. New Y ork. ztnpy2I
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aFThe Lancaster Ezanaizer has entered
upon its for;ieth year. Il is a fine specimen
Of successful journalism, ably edited and ever
CT the side Of right. We wish it success.
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M@GoYenors of States that fixed dates other
than that selected By the President as day
Of thanksgiving for peace, are changing the
time so as to conform with that fixed by the
Chief Magistrate.
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EIFGen. Thomas has sent a detachment
of troops to enforce his order directing the
citizens of Tullaholha to re-erect TIE Freed
mems School house, destroyed some time
since.
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- The Pittshurc Gozetts cnd 2

EE The Pittsburg Gazette end Beaver
Argus have both declared preference for
the election of Hon. Thomas Williams, now
representing the Allegheny district in Con =
gress, to the United States Senate, as the sue
csssor Of Senator CoEan.
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HGen. Sherman and Gen. Banks, few
months since, were claimed as Democrats
since the formers letter to Fitzpatrick, and the
latter's election to Congress, they are not so
attractive as heretofore to the Democracy.
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gIF Hon. Geo. Y. Lawrence, who has been
seriously Ill for some time, was in Pittsburg
on Thursday last. The Gazette sag: that he
looks little the worse from his severe sick
ness, but is worth great many dead men yet
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EESee advertisement of Allegany Normal
Music School. Prof Johnson is one of the
Oldest and best musical instructors in the
country.
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THEORETICAL BOOK-KEEPING
EMBEACEs

BooL-k>epiES, Commercial arithmetic, Pen
manship. Business Correspondence, Com
Rssrciql LGp. Lectures on Business
Afdirs, Commercial Customs,
Forms, and actual Bgs;-
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Local and General.

@e4eneral John 4. Logan has been ap
pointed Minister, and Wm. Browning Secre-
tary of Legation to the Republic of Mexico.
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M 4 " II IL ID;

At the McHenry House. NeadvilIe Pa Nov 18th
by Rev. - -, Deyille i. StOwell of Titusyiile
and Miss Charlotte Haven, OF Coudersport
In Eulaiia, Nov. 10th by Rev 7. A S.e-ens O.
X Webb, OF RcUle', and MS. z. i. Tagga.t, o: the
former place
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Whiskers !
WhiSkers

Do you want Whiskets CT Moustaches Our
Grecian compound viii force them TO grow on
the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald
heads, in Six Weeks. Price, Sl.o0. Sent by
mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt Of
price. Address WARNER : CO,
lysn Box 1873, Brooklyn, n !
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SPECIAL BRANCHES.

Algebra and the Higher Mathematics, Ptono-
graphy, Orn4nsat11 Ps1.naan;Lip, the Art Of
Detecting Counterfeit Money Engineering,
S'srvsying, Navigation and Tslsgraphmy.
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RRANDKETH S PILLS

are the only medicine that can DC .lis with
entire safety to ell the organs Of the body.
HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS
are now living who have adopted BRAND
RETHS PILLS as their only remedy for
periods Of from thirty to fifty years, and whose
averag health is excellent. They have always
cured themselves, when sick, by using %Lese
INNOCENT AND INFALLIBLE PILLS.
Principal Ofce Brantreth Building New
York.
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THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS

Forty different styles. adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $50 to $500 each. Thirty
Five Gold or Silver Medals, or other first
premiums awarded them. Illustrated Cata-
logues free, Address. MASON Il HANLIN.
OF MASON / BROTHERS New York
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TELEGRAPHING.

The arrangements for Telegraphing are far In ad
v-ce of anything OF the kind offered 10 the pub
lie. a regular Telegraph Line j. connected with the
Institution with twenty branch Offices in various parts
Of the city, where public business is transacted and
in which students Of this Institution permitted
practice. NJ rsgu nr Office practice be had in any
other school OF instruction in the country without
which no one can obtain position practical op-
orator. Young men cautioned against the decep-
tive representations of those who, without any such
facilities pretend 10 teach Telegraphlrz
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knowledge often saves Life
Every living being has in his system
IMPURITIES.

IMPURITIES.
When these are within their natural limits,
our health is good but whsn they are in eI
cess, pains. rheumatism, gout debility, cos
tiveness, diaCrhea dyseutary, erysipelas, &c.
&c. aflictus. What we have to do TO recov.
er our health is to take out from the BOW
ELS AND THE CIRCULATION the excess of
impurities. This done, health follows Of ne
Cessity
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ooo WEAR made by any one with SIS
~ JUUc,nre Tools No experience necessary
=. D..;taT,s Cashiers and Treasure OF Banks
toe circular Sent free with samples Adarees
tSe American Sleuci Tool Works, SPringheid, YER
e1e l7ocl3m
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Rob3- HaWIeE.

RObf- HaWIeE. II. II. Cummin.
Attorneys-at-La
NITILLIAMSPORT, Penn'a Srecia. attention
w given 10 Collection of Pensions. BOuutv and
Back Pay, and al claims against the National aud
State Governments. nov2If
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Teachers Institute:

4 Teachers Institute will be held at Lew
isville; commencing Nov. 28th, and termin-
ating Dec. 2Rd, with an examination.
e. T. CLAFLfN. Co. Stunt
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PATRONAGE.

This Institution i enjoying the largest patron
age ever bestowed npon any commercial school in the
State. over five hundred stunerts Tere in attend
an-e the first year, and over seven hundred during
the past year The best class OF students may nva.
rabiy be found here and al its associations are first
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IncaIlnk AND ACCOMMODATIONS

The Institution is located in the most central part
OF the city, and its accommodations for extent ee-
gance and convenience, are unsurpassed. All the
rooms have been fitted up in the we're best style with
Business Offices or Counting Houses, Telegraph
Offices. Stationery Store, and regular
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE
supplied with fneIy-ergraved photographic notes
used q Circulating medium il the Department oi
Actual Business
TO YOUNG MEN
who desire the very best facilities for Practical
Education for Business, we guarantee course Of
instruction no where else 10 be egualed, while the
reputation and standing OF the Institution among
business make is endorsement the best passport
70 success and advancement. Al contemplating
entering any Commercial College, a-e irvised 70 send
for al
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR & CATALOGUE
containing complete interior views Of the College
and full particulars of The course OF Instruction
terms, &c.
Il. FAIRBANKS, AM,
President
T. c. SEARCH,
Special Teacher and Supt Of Office Business,
nov14ml3pd
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THE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

Coudersport, Tuesday Evening, Nov 81, 1865.
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EOH GAffnn Yarn
OATS WANTED

TNdE Highest Cash Price viii be paid for Thou
i sand Bushels Of Oats, delivered Al the Store of
the undersigned in Atlport Ii. =. COfwefI.
Mllport, Fov. Il, 1865. If -
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Copies Of the whole, or q part of these
works, will be sent postpaid BY FIRST MAIL,
on receipt Of the price agents wanted:
Address with stamp,
Fowler g. Wells,
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Administrators Sale;

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original and pre-eminently practical giving the stu
dent in the shortest time complete insight into the
routine, details, customs and forms OF business in
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- 81 R.GOODALE'S
gATARRH .
RE M { DY
AND NODE OF TREATMENT Is
TIE ACNE OF PERFECTION,

II IenefraIes the secret ambush of
this terdbIs di case, and eIterminstes II, root and
branch, forever. Ea---r
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toms Of this lOathesome maladyS and avsr1 con-
sumption rEu- tFG rHrGEr 4
II cleans the head, deOdOF1sea the
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Il alIeV iates more aKOny and silent
~iuns-ing than tongue can tell .c1sg-
II IL noted for curing the most hope
lsz Gases that every known means failed In. D.
IL eures Hey, ROs and Periodic On
gsrrh, Of the most obstinate and violent types. o
No form of CatRrrh or noises In the
cad can resist Its penetrating power.
DIR. &OOdRIe's CatarFh Remedy IL q
harmless liquid, Inhaled from the palm Of the hsnd.
Dr. N. SOOdaIe Is known thr9uEhOu1
the co IN ~, as tbs Author Of the only Tree TbeO-
~ Of CatATrh ever Published. Where ita Origin
What les BayaRes-Moda Of TrestmeDt-tnd Rapid
Cure in all its forms.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on GRfnEEb
shouId be read by every one. 1t can be obtained at
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to cur o1loe. r+.7.. ...
Price 81 a. Send = stamp for pampblst.
O. R. PARKER, sole Agent, rs Bleeckef st, N. y.
cold by g. W. CLARK., CLEVELAND, ifebS:RS
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HOUR or CLOSING THE MAILS,
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New YOrk 4 Harlem Railroad.
T0 %TRAFELEER.

HOIlOB TO IRAFEbEE7.
1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays exeeptsdl
E4PREs9, leaving Troy as Q;IF
II Ron Albany 1t Hudson Rivsr Depot Al $40 !
H. IRVING at Hsw York at $3.50 P.N
I'm EAPRESs, leaving Troy A q.oe
H RON Albany ct 8s15 ?. H.. arriving Al ~
49, 49, !. n eonneottng With express train
Dr Fhlsdelphia and Washington CITY.
The Cincinnati Express nom Bufslo eon,,,s-
WIN the ssSO ct Albany for 6sW York b. ths -.
FOR The better accommodation Of tho publto. A
nnssmenh have besn made % run the trsiBs al
ne Hudson River Railroad %. aud those OF ~ III.
I And Harlem Railroad %. At diEsreat hours zen
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passenger VII be Tickstsd and Bsrraqs nbsok-6
over this road direct 20 New York 6y TIE Ocefm
=: z. Oo.B and al connecting liues North and Regf
2Ickst1 Of ths Hudson RiVer Railroad 90, md a.
eki8 %. VII be received By either road an6 ~,
gnge ohecked b. either Company Win BE- defS.--s
n New York without change Of ohaclN.
noy.3s "a 2 A. oHApIE, srp'E
9eAD =. efsEs, Advertising Agent.
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-nRESS GOODS LAczs AND GRAPE
u Goods, Embroldsriss, Scarf, Dress Buttons,
Dress Trimmings ko,u opened this day. -rs.
J. 81. DEWITT a CO., -
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JEFF. DAVIS HAs BEEN CAUGHT

. -
The war Is now about paved out.
srest changes have been wfoaght,
Our gallant boys are coming home:
Jed Davis bAs been os0ghC-
Puzzal huzzai nov hSus your baan.rs cut
Huzzal hdizsf let al the peopls shout ?
she waE the rebel chief vas caught
Is Isughabis inde d; -..a
He tried 20 Iun in psgiccatsB
But he did not sRece-d
-Huzzaf huEza ! hang an your banners oat,
Jef Davis has been eaaghI, let every one nov
shout lHS
Our boys did think it very strange
woman shoald Eetre-t TT
With s great DO Eie-knife in hand,
Until they saw his fset.
Huzzsi huzzaI our b ~ have got good sssss
'TWiEt gAiter shoes ana ssogy boos theg knOE
the differences.
Oh. crlnoline. we think y~u dne,
For you would not cfneeai -
TIE dgiBg resel President, .r-5
When hs did show his h Ell.
Huzzai huzzaI there's nothing half 50 hue
To show = foot and ankle OF, hk' we'll raised
crinolins.
Yo7r days are Numbered nov, old JeG, tr
You surely cannot hope,
Or have = batter end in view,
Than the on d Of q stout rors.
Huzzsl huEzAI Jef Dasis has no shoe;
In settling up ali mis- accounts, Just keep b
crimes in view.
The boys who caught JEFF avis, a
Well welcome one and AZ,
And treat them to 3 fine new suit
A ISAACS o OON HALL
Huzzat huzZat hing the starry baanor out,
Our gallant boys are coming hone, let all he
people shout. b
The Largest and Best Stock OF fashionable
Clothing in the West st the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall.
Cole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew.
ing Machines sforr's Automston Freshman, and
Str0ng's Pa.eat Army Trunk and BED Combined.
Cor. superior and Union streets.
~ Tork ont for ena GIsnfa mw9S
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-30
OHIO HOOP SKIRT MANUFAO-
" TORY. -
JACOB FRANK,
MANUFACTURE AED- IsPoRTER OF
French and American COFSeis.

oAu AWSA'OSA OVANOaSs
Having removed from his old 3 and on Water
street, to q large aud cJmmodIous est sblisDment,
10 l28 sUPSE CR ST., UspEs AstRltAh H0TfL,
MI, FKANK cordially invites the attention Of the
s g.Sssi oeeR pPpFiS 6 = sR ajs 81 IN nnP FANCY GOD!
OF the .lRteat and most apDrov styles Having
ben engaged for a long tins in an exclusively
wholesale Business, he has acquired extensive ia
oilitieS for procuring goo3s in his line on the most
reasonable terms, and is now prepared to Riys more
particular attention to the retail trade. With the
oonvenisncss OF the new establishment, it will soon
beooms the most doslrable place to Purchase ia the
city, zGuaEyt