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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-08
ATMOSPHERIC
COAL OH, GAS LAME.

Steamboats, Hotels, Stores, &c, is unsurpasscd> il
short this Invention brings the Iuxur rug ard bril-
liant Gas light within the reach Of ALL whether in
city country. gives the light of six loot Gas
Burner for less than one cent per hour, or double
the quantity Of light Of The ornary chimney lamp
down to tapcrlight ten hours for one cent IS Tree
from smoke or smell; can c carried from room to
room, the Wild EEi not blow it out.
This light is destined to super, EIDE all portable
artificial light or chimney IamPs in use thou.
family this light evening iii gain
be be annoyed YIN ~ the the GGh!ey lamps Thousands
htlf chedpGrthdn Coal Gas and much more Meas
ant to the eye. The exclusive agency for the sale
OF this Lamp besccnred in every county through
out the United States, and parties purchasing will
be supplied with the Goods at reasonable rates
Agents for Jefferson County,
Feb. I3.-2m. LEISENRING SON g. co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-08

TOBACCO, SEGARS, &C., &C.
LLOYD LOGAN
HAS resumed business in the Store House, third
Al door South of the Taylor Hotel, where he will
be glad to see his old friends nd dealers generally
2OO,oCr Imported and Domestic ScgaTs, from
SIS to 100 per thousand
200 Boxes Manufactured Tofacso
so Boxes Scotch Snuff
55 Cases Smoking Tobacco
10 Barrels Smoking Tobacc6
200 Rcams Wrapping Paper
25,OOO Paper Pockets, fl ON ha If ID 10 l 2 lbs
SO Realms Cap, Letter and Note PAPER
2O.OO0 Envelopes, assorted
40 COEen Maynard NoyesInk
% Gross Pens nd Pen -h6ltIetb
5000 Blank Cards, assOrtcu
60 Boxes of Pipes
3 Barrels of Pipes
80 Kegs and Bdxes rf Scotch, Rar pic, Cor
gross and MacCa bau Snuff
- Gross Matches; 50 Dozen BIarklGE
10 Dozen Brushes
80 GrORs fine cut Chewing Tobacco
20 H0N barrels ChcwiI. q Tobacco
10 G ross Tobacco and Snuff Boxes
~ CROSS assorted Pipe BowIcs
5000 Pipe Stems, assorted,
All of which will be sold on the best terms BIZ
LLOYD LOGAN.
NB.-Eags bought and received in exchange for
Winchester. Va, b.c. 10. IsG5.-tr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-08
SALLY LUNA PUDDING.

SALLY LUNA PUDDING.
One pint of -four, into which mix we'll two
teaspoons of crcamtartar, rub into the flour
cold piece of butter half as large as an egg;
TWO tablespoons of sugar; one teacup Of sweet
milk, in which dissolve half teaspoon of
Soda one egg; bake twenty minutes
Sauce for the AGove.-Butter, 2 ounces;
sugar, four ounces; flour two tablespoons; rub
these to a cream, and add half a pint of boil
ing water, and allow it to come to a boil;
favor with lemon OF nutmeg.
FRIED CAKE.
One cup of sugar; one of sour cream or
milk, with spoonful of shortening rubbed
into the flour; three eggs; flavor with Gin
namon or nutmeg; one teaspoon of soda.
MOLAssEs CAKE.
Put a quarter pound of butter into pint
of molasses, and let it warm just enodgh to
melt the butter; add teaspoon of soda, and
flour enough to make batter a little thicker
than for griddle cakes; add at least three we'll
Beaten eggs, and tablespoon of powdered
cinnamon.
STEAMED OR BOILED PUDDING.
One cup sour cream, or milk, in which
dissolve half teaspoon of soda; two cups of
sweet milk; make batter little thicker
thah for griddle CAKES, add two eggs and
half a teaspoon of salt. Put in a basin and
steam an hour and half, or JoH in tyht
vessel, immersed in the hot water. Dried
cherries or fresh or English currants stirred
IN the batter are an improvement.
Sauce the same as the Sally Lunn; or, FIR
farmers, rich swcetened cream is excellent.
MY CAKE.
Two eggs, one cup sugar, half cup butter,
two tablespoons sour milk, and half teaspoon
oaIo
f0SEY CAKE.
One cup sugar, one cup sour cream. one
egg, half teaspoon soda, two cups -four
Flavor to taste. Bake half hour. Eat
warm.
COOKIES.
Fwo eggs, one cup thick, sogfEr cream, one
cup sugar, one teaspoon saleratus, nutmeg.
Mix soft and roll thin
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-08

49, Tie attention of restless and fckle men
turns to count, poverty overtakes them whilst
they trying many different ways to escape it.
We must suit the nattery to the mind and
and taste the recipient; do put essences into
Eogsheads porter into phiats
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-08
THE NEW LIGHT.
Atmospheric Coal Oil Gas Light.

Nov on exhibition at the store of LEISENRINC;
~ SON E CO., in Charlestown.
Artificial Eight of som sort Is universal nee es-
slty safe, cheap AMI brilliant one, is a luxury
uxurytoo, only enjoyed heretofore by those living
IN large towns or cities where Gas is used. Years
Of study and thousands of dollars annually have
been spent by experiments of different kinds in trv
ing tninvent and Prriecta Burner or Lamp by which
Coat Oil coutt be burncd practically without the
for and mitch desired object has at last been Ub:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-08

Why is Hebrew in perfect health like a
ulamond! Because he is Jew-$eil.
IA gentleman who was counting inquiry,
~as found to be welded to his own views.
- Modesty promotes worth, but concears it,
Just as leaves hiCe in the growth ofruit and hide it
from view.
One of the finest qualities in a human being
Ia That nice sense o; delicacy which renders 1t inns
possible for HIM ever TO become an Intruder Of a
bore:
-"I never betrayed a frieud's confidence,
said one lady to another by way OF insinuation =
very true, was the answer, ''tor you were never
entrusted with it''
If a man is 'steeped in poverty won't
1t take all the strength out Of him?
- distinguished teacher defines genius to
be the power OF making efforts.
- Why is a bank note torn By do, sure to
pass y Because it is current money.
- Those who in business are the inst sharp
generally get the most blunt.
- Show your tongue" said The doctor: Boy
stares like owl.
-, 'My good boy, let me see yonr tongue" repeated
the doctor
Talk English, DOCTOR" said the mother ard then
turning 10 her son. said:
"lIopen thy gobler and push out thy lolker"
The mouth flew open and the doctor was terribly
''taken in.''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-08
STONEBAKER'S
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT.

NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT.
WARRANTED TO CURE
Rheumatism, Sprains. Swelcd Joint Sore Throat.
Frosted Feet, Poison; Cid sores apd Bruises Fresh
Cuts CoThs, Humps, letter, Pains in the Limbs
and Back, Swceny ON Man Beast, Saddleor Col
lar Calls, Disteinper, Scratches, &c, on Horses
remedy.
All who know and have used STONEBRAKER,s
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT, will testify that
it Is the mSst popular ininent ever sold in any
country, and that il has given PEI feet satisfaction
wherever ti has been introduced, taking the place
OF all Others
This is STRONG evidence of its great powers in
removing Rheumatism, Peins, Swcllings, &c both
made to equal this. 1t only needs trial to prove
IFS great virtue. Every bottle warrented or the
money refunded.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-08
PHI. Courvoisler's Paris Kid GLOVES.

I ME PLEDGE.
BY THE BARD OF MARBLEHAL1:
In Baltimore, famed for ladies fair
Lived beautiful girl with fla ken hair,
And bonny blue eyes with liquid light,
And roscate lips, a glorious sight.
The youngsters fell in love by dozens.
mss
But she ercs1het had got in her head,
And said She determined never to wed,
Until she loved handsome youth
who would grant all her requests in truth,
ana Dlnd nm fully never to break
The pledge he had taken for her sake.
The young meh stood aghast with fear;
Some whacked their boots, some pulled their hair;
Some said twas religion some said twas mouey
But 1t took them aback and they felt quite funny
among them there was a fine young man;
says he, 81 love her we'll as can,
Nowt make her the promise, Soth open and free,
And Agree 10 s!ahd by 1t whatever il be-"
The fair one stepped up to hiss side,
And sald "Should now be your bride,
You must promise here bcforc'us all,
10 BUY your clothes at MARBLE HALL.
No other can sGlt a husband Of mine,
The coats are so handsome, the pants divine
Says Johnny, laughing, sYOn dear little elf
IL you like them SO well, gel pair for yOurscIf''
We offer unusual inducement in all kinds of
Clothing aad Furnishing Goods, together with a
superior line of piece goods for custom work. Bows
Clothing specialfeature.
SMITH, BROS. co,
ClIthiers AMI Merchant Tailors,
80 and 40 West Baltimore street
Dec. IL, lS65.-Iy. Baltimore
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Domestic Receipts,

We give below few receipts, all tested,
which any young housekeeper may use with
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-08
-A1squ1th &C Bro.
HORSE AND CiTTLE POWDERS,

[ JORSE AND CiTTLE P0WDERS,
GIVE your Horses, Cattle and Hogs, Stone
brakcr's Horse and Cattle Powders If you want
hn", healthy Horses, &c:; and you sure to have
them.
They arc safe and speedy cure for Coughs, Colds
Dissemper, LIeNvcs, Hide. Bound, Worms, Sc, in
Horses; Loss of Cud, Black Tongue, etc, in Cat
tie; and a sure preventive of Hog Ci!oIera.
, Be sure you buy StoncBraker's Horse md E4nic
POWDERS, as they are superior to all others how in
use. They are becoming the most popular Pow.
dsrs now before the public; AZ they are prepared
Ct such articles rs are especially suited the ami
NAL for which they used. No Powders ever
sold have given such universal satisfaction and
acquired SO great cel ehr;ty in the same t.t1e.
Asan evidence of theirsuperiority over a ii others
the Proprietor warrants them such, the money
REFUNDED Only try them and be convinced of theft
Great Qualities.
Price % cents Package or 5 Papers for 81.
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Rats! Rats! r;

RATS COME OUT Or sHEIR HOLES TO DIE
Great Destruction Of Pats, &C.,
1t is a Paste and used on Bread
Every Box warranted Dead Shot.
NO one risks anything trying It.
As it will destroy all your
Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, &c.
Or you can have your money refunded.
Try it. and if 1t don't lay your Rats, SC.
You can get your money back.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-08
SADDLE AND HARNESS BUSINESS.

MAN UFALTUKED OR KEPAIRED.
AT Ch0"lcSt0T", Jcferson County, Virginia.
TIE undersigned respectfully announces TO the
fSISA citizens OF Charlcstown no yicinItV =. that
On he is constantly ma king and repairing
Carriage, Gig Buggy, Coach and Wagon
HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDES, HALTERS
&c; IN the most durable manner, and the most
modern style of work ma nship, and short ticc
and upon "a living" terms. NV work commenGs
itself II ask is share of the public patronag
Qt.Call upon me at my establishment opposite
the Garter House,
HENRY D. MIDDLEKAUFF.
November 7. Is65-Iy.
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r. HeueH. ,. @. RIDsSovR. N. LANGDoN.
HOUGH, RIDENOUR & LANGDON.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FoR SALE OF
GRAIN, FLOUR, SEEDS, PORK, BACON
LARD, COTTON, TOBACCO, RICE, wO0f,
LEATHER, FEATHERS, RoSIN, TAR,
TURPENTINE, GINSENG, BUTTER
EGGS, sc &C.,
No. 124, SoUTH EUrAw STREET,
Composite B. &c O. H. e. Depof,)
BALTIMORE.
REFERENCES:
Hopkins, Haruden E. Kemp, Baltimore.
Candy, Gilpin & Co. do.
Brooks, FahneStock & Co. do.
Ii. K. Hoffman & Co. do
Z. w. Button, Editor Lynchburg Virginian
Dr. Jos. F. C.agett, Richmond, Va.
y: d; Parties in the country who have SOUTH
ERN BANK FUNDS, can have them disposed Of to
their advantage, if they will! send The m to us BY
Express or otherwise. Our charge, a small com
mission n 4 T.
Baltimore, Deer 10, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-08

STONEBRAKER's HAIR RESTORATIVE.
This brilliant preparation has gained Tor itself
unbounded reputation, wherever it has been
used. For cleansing the head of DandruiS Scurff,
and all CutaneoIs Af+ctions-aiways preventing
the hair from falling off, and at the anne time ma.
king the hair soft oily and CLASSY in appearances.
1t only needs trial to prove satisfactory to all who
use it. Nov 81, iS65.6m
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SAPPINGTON HOTEL,
cnARkEsTowN
MISS slR1Hi. BiEALf,

CONTINUES open for the reception and ao
- commodation of visitors. The ROOMS are in
complete ordet, we'll furnished and comfort 4ble;
1 TsR fTA q large and commodious, and the
arGs OF the Country and City Markets.
.. are attentive and constan lly in at
of Guests. $3.50 ~
The Preprictreas- is determined to sustain the
well srL established reputation of the House.
The public patronage is solicited.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-08

e cG1R6EnuaIERlEs. AS9 DRUGGISTS; F2NcT
At prices to suit the tiSncs. Psrscs,p+,ox. .a !,
3 SoNPouSDswill receive special atten lion a. "a
NJ hours OF day. nd night, so as 10 inEurc CO.. az
u t"inty and safety. we call sotoiaI atte,Tt;GS
to the following enuInera ton ~ I1.ehtioa
brakes Plantation Bitters,
hOststtsE's Stomach BittcTs
HoOhandss German BitIeTs
ayers Cherry PectOraI--Ayer-s sarsapa IN,
66yers Ague C9re...Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
HeAteoh,s FGuid Extract Of Brclln
Wolrs Schnapps-Srown's Jamaic1 G;nscr
Ka;dSway's Ready Relief BnrnetI's Cod liver or
NIch9is HiiSlr PesuvIaE Bark with PIotos;dcE
IIcgsmsn's EIizir of calfsaya Bari
SWAIN Panacea-H OIiowaSSs Worm coDr..,;o.A
McEane'l FahaestoeE's V StmiS,1o
EEcM6nn's Elixir Opium,
Perry DAVIS Pain EiiIer-Iarabcc,. p.; ran,
BalTs Compound Syrup PhOsphatcs,
H1b6eIis Bitter Wine Of Iron,
wright's India Vegetable Pills.
BraTdrsths tings Cephal;c Pills,
s Sr S6Gniten3ergers Esvcrend Aguc AntidOe
McAIi4te5's 2thtment- itch Ointment.
Browns Bronchial Troches,
JhomPson's Eye WOtcr-ArrOw Root
EStract Vanilla Extract Lemon,
Extract Pine Apple Extract Orange
HOdgson's Diamond Cement,
Payson's Indclible Ink
StOncbraker's Nerve Lfnimcht;
StOuebraker's Pain Killer,
Stonebrakcr's Rat Extermfhator,
St9ncbrakcr's Horse and Cattle Powder.
Stcnebraker's Vegetable Cough Syriln.
Stoncbrakcr's Hair Restorative,
StOncbrakcr's Liver Pills.
stoncbrakcr's Dy.pepsia Sitters and Liver fptiss.
orator. 'e
ERs s6'5y soaPs, s. se.e4an. for Teeth.
Golden Lilly of JAP for the Hair
Sterling's AmbrosaI for the Hair
HiInetI, s Cucoaihe for the Hair
Odha mrs and Criftadora' Is Hiatt Dye.
AmbrOsial NCct3r L lOBuev
Glcnn's RISE Hair o:ISGlchn's Hupey Soap,
ny aricty and style,
Ra,r. Tooth and Shaving Brushes zcosnb., &c,
Pens. Paper and Envelopes. &c.
NOVEMBER 7, 1865:
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THE OLD SAPPINGTON HOUSE
BAR-RooM

DARKROOM.
TOHS n: AVIS informs his friends and the public
generally, that he has just returned from the
Eastern markets with Of the largest ana Best
LIQUORS
ever brought to this town. which he offers for sale at
the upper Bar Room of the Sappington Hotel, aud
pledges himself to do everything in his power 70
crafty the palatea Of his custor1icrE.
He is also prepared to
TAKE CHARGE OF HORSES
Requests at the Sappington Hotel, or others.
=: The whole business will be under the supervision
81 his father, Capt John Avn, which he hopca viii
bea sufficient guarantee for good order &c: 4
Jan. =, 1866.
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The Peoples Cheap Cash Store;


r ANDRETH's Celebrated Garden sseedz. for sale
Lily EEAESEF;Y SIIERRER.
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One cup sugar, one cup sour cream, one
egg, half teaspoon soda, two cups -four.
Flavor to TASTE. Bake half kots. Eat
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APoTuEcARIEaI-==5;
CIV. AlsaUrFH.l tEsscnn = A,.5-.,.
'AIsQG8Sh & BROTHER
D1.uss1sts
At tie Old Stand Of BELIEF & B9KSas
IN cAa''esto'e", JEFFERSON cOun,y,
GFFER TO THE PEoPLETHsIR
LARGE AND WE'LL SELECTED srock az

DRUGS, CHEMICALS. PAINTS. yaRS,ss,.,,..
0iLS. PAIENT MEDICINES, DYE STCFFS
fEREOMERIES. AND DRUGGISTS fN&Nf:S
GooDS, ASD STATIONERY,
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Fwo eggs, one cup thick, soar cream, one
cup sugar, one teaspoon saleratus, nutmeg.
Mix soft and roll thin
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
Answer 10 q "Cal..,,

The following answer substantially, with
names omitted, was recently returned to 3
"caIl'' extended by Home Missionary
Agent to young minister to settle" IL
the interior of one Of the Western states:
"DEAR Brother Allow me to group
a few objections against going TO ---
l speak by the card.
q. You know that state is considered
the worst in the Uniol, that county the
worst in the state, that town the worst in
the county, and that neighborhood has the
worst set of men in the town. Cue man
there is such son of Belial, that a man
caunot speak to him l Sam. 25: ~
He is considered, however, the best man in
town. The prophet Samuel had also the
advantage in his day in that Nabul had a
good wife; but this mans wife is worse
than himself The Lord also smote Nabul
that he died. but this man and his wife
are still alive. You are right when you
call it rather tough country, but the
grandest kind Of a mission field
%. The mud is from three to five feet
deep, alluvia deposit of that depth lying
npon substratum of clay impervioes to
water This under stratum of clay, how
ever, is the only salvation of the country,
preventing everything from sinking and
sinking below it. All travelling is done on
horseback; but my horse is not long legged
enough to touch the under stratum. The
tradition is, that when the Creator finished
cementing the world, He threw an extra
hodful of mortar down in this place.
"3. Mosquitoes are of the mammoth
kind, generally termed galInippers. Many
of them will weigh pound, and they climb
up on the trees and bark.
~. Fever and ague indigenous. Coun
try flat and streams run 9th ways Ague
shakes eYen the bark of Of all except gum
trees Few have ever crawled out of the
sixteen-miles swamp alive and they were
shaken out by the chils
as. The inhabitants arc not as loving as
cooiug doves. The last commandment,
that We love one another probably has not
reached them yet, as they live SO far in
land. Indeed it is the Kilkenny cats over
again. You know the cats fought allnight,
when nothing could be found but cloud
Of fur and the tip Of Norval's tail. So
Norval beat Well, cloud of fur has
rested over this district score of years
Bobtails of no account.
"6. That salary OF $500 (maximum)
must be mistake, as that is larger sum
Of money than has ever been heard of ia
the country.
"There is one advantage, however, to be
mentioned in this connection. Pastors in
this district have generally been settled
for life. Their longevity, however, has not
been remarkable.
"All things considered, I think | had
better decline the call, hoping that the sue
cessfpl candidate may make his will before
he Settles He might get his life insured
had not all the life insurance companies
abandoned that part of the country.
at is fortunate that the church has no
man in yiew'-I mean for the man"
Mrs. Partington says that because dane
ing girls are stars,it is no reason they should
l,, second al no Lao,.orl,, hol;ao
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

TaE PRINTEE's CHALLENGE A week
or two ago we published the challence
made by George A. Barber, of Detroit, in
which he proposed a trial of speed at case,
for from $4,000 to $4,000, with any print
er who could plank up like sum. No
doubt Barber will withdraw his challenge
without delay, as a cotemporary in Posey
county, Indiana has checkmate for the
Detroit King, in the following:
ave have a compositor in this office, the
friction Of whose movements over the type
in bis stick fuses them solid Ike stereotype
plate. The only way to prevent this is to
have his case submerged in water and the
rapidity of his motions keeps the water
boiling and bubbling so that eggs have fre-
quently been boiled in the space box. Pipes
lead from the bottom Of his case to a boiler
in the press-room and the steam generated
by our fast compositor's motions runs the
power-press. In one day he set so much
type that it took all hands, from editor to
devil, two weeks to read the proof, and
it wasn't his good day for for setting type,
either.
George can pack his stick and travel to
POsey county, if he has in him the stuff, of
which martyrs are made. Two hemis
pheres Will breathlessly await the result,
which will we trurt, in consideration of the
terrible suspense, be announced at the ear
liest moment. We are ready.
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nsE The Tepnessee House of Represen

E- The Tennessee House of Represen-
tatives has killed a bill to establish free
schools. We are sorry for the 10000 white
adults in that State who cannot read or
write. A little learning is dangerous
thing to Legislators, and these seem to have
just enough education to want to keep the
people in ignorance.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

TIE SECRET OF Mr. STANToN's p f%:ion
in remaining Cabinet officer is eApf5,ined
by statement that he is determined not
to be driven from his position, and that he
has resolved to stand by the Interests Of the
people without any regard to the policy of
the President. This is the exp an;t N
given by George Wilkes, Of The New York
Spirit of tie Times.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
OEMSTED and LARRABEE,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Coudersport, Penna
~ Will attend 10 all business entrusted to thelr
care with promptness and fidelity. VIII also attend
the several courts in the adjoining counties. Omce
In the second storey of the Olmsted Block.
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INHN 8 MANN.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Coudersport Pa, VIII attend the several Courts
In Potter aud Cameron counties. Al business eH
trusted to his care will receive prompt attention
Office on Main street, in residence.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

Advices from South America are import
ant. Bolivia was concentrating troops and
Preparing for an invasion of Buenos Ayers.
The Paraguayans had assumed the offen-
sive and bombarded the Brazilian camp.
Peru had declined the mediation of France
and England in her difficulties with Spain.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18
MILLER 4 McAEARNEY.

A TTORN NEYS-AT LAW, HARRISBURG, Penn'a.-
n Agents for the Collection of Claims against the
aIted States and state Governments, such as PENSIONS
Bounty Arrears of Pay, ,6cAdIress Box 50, harrisburg
II MILLER, J. O. hALASNEf
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SENATOR WADE, in his remarks IN iavor

SENATOR WADE, in his remarks IN favor
of his proposed amendment OF the C6hsti-
tuition prohibiting the reelection of 4 Presi-.
dent, stated thet one Of the chief sources of
the political troubles in this country for the
past forty years had been the improper uss
of Government patronage By Presidential
iucumbents to secure a re-eiec}io,A
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ISAAC BENSON,

A TTORNEY-ATLAW, Couder<port, Pa, will
y attend to all business entrusted to him With care
aud promptness Attends Courts of adjoining coun-
Aies Office Second street, NEAR the Aiegay bridge
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-18

rG> An ex-rebel major general in the
South west declines to converse on political
matters, because he considers himself a pa
rolled prisoner, and as such has not the right
to dictate what the policy of Congress or
the President should be- How much bet
ter it would be for the country if all who
served IN the armv of treason thought and
acted as this officer does.