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at O'Clock P. NJ,
All that certain messuage bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at a post the
northwest corner of lot No. 80 of the alot-
ment Of lands in Sweden tp., Potter co., Pa,
thence south on the west line of said lot No
80 l60 rods to post, thence west 50 rods to
post standing in the east line of lot No. %,
thence north on lines of lots Nos. % and IS
lGO rods to post, thence east along the south
line of lot No. 81 50 rods to the place of be-
ginning. Containing Fifty acres, be the same
more or less, with the usual allowance of six
per cent for roads &C., being lot No. CO OF
the allotment of lands in Sweden tp., aud
part of warrant No. 1905; on which there arr
about Twenty-Five acres improved and log
dwelling house.
ALS0-Certain real estate in the towns hips
or Sweden and Jackson, Potter co... Pa
described as follows viz, Beginning al posi-
the northeast corner of lot No. 50 of the al
otment of lands in Sweden tp. conveyed to
Morris S. Carpenter, thence by south line OF
lot No. 81 Of the lands of Geo. Fox and 5.
Ross in said tp. and lots Nos I09 and OF
the lands Of S. Ross in Jacl son & Ulysses
tips east one hundred and ninety one perches
to post, thence south ninety perches to the
north east corner of lands of Fox Il Ross
aforesaid in Jackson tp., thence by line OF
said lands and north line of lot No. 81 in
Sweden tp. west one hundred and ninety and
nine -tenths perches to the east line of lot No
So aforesaid, and thence by said line north
ninety perches TO the place of beginning
Containing One Hundred and One acres ano
three-tenths of an acre, be the same more OF
less, with the usual allowance of six per cent
for roads &C., being lot No. l6 of the ailot
ment of lands of Sobieski Ross in Jackson tip.
and part 0f warrants Nos. 1904 aud 1905, OF.
which is about Sixty Acres improved, with .
frame dwelling house and some fruit trees
thereon. G. b. ARMSTRONG, Admir-.
CoudersPort, Jan'y %, 1866.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIkNCE OF
4 INVALID.
PJbli-hed for the benefit ard a Caution 10 ouHg
Men and others, who suffer from Nervous Debiiits
Premature Decay of Manhood &c, supplying 1t iae
came time the means Of S-lfGure- BY one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable quackery
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, singe
coI,ies free Of charge may be had of the a1thor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESD.
IrsnIr20 b uklyn. Kings Co, y. ".
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Dealers in Grocerics and FroNlslons,
Cnndnr,rnLt I

WANTED, AGENTS, sl5O PER MONTH, TO
w sell tie improved Common Sense Family sew
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EI@The Shade invention held at Harris
burg agreed to memorialize the Legislature 10
secure the Legislation necessary for the prop
n gait, of shad-in the waters of theSusque-
hanna and appointed an able and influential
committeee for that purpose.
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STRANGE. But TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something much II their advanIage
by return mai (free of charge) by addressing the
undersigned. Those who have fears OF being mum
buged will oblige by not noticing this card al
others will please address their obedient rtant
TuOS z. CHAPMAN,
s5I Bread way, New York--t1yjys
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for wears from Nervous
Dehilifv Premature Decay, and all the effects of
yotbfni indiscrction WILL for the sake Of suffering
humanity s-nd tree to all who need it, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers wishing 10 profit ny
the advertisers experience, do so by addrcSsng
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No 12 Chamhers ST. New lork.-[lEivS
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ggThe Spring Election for the pursose of
eiecting township officers occurs in this county
on Friday the second day Of February. Let
the people generally turn out and see that
good aud competent men sre selected.
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R~The reorganization of the armies OF
the Republic is TO be in accordance with
plan furnished by Gen. Grant, which plan bas
been embraced in bill now before Congress,
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HTBy the recent large fire at Titu svilie,
the Lycomng Mutual Insurance Company Is
said to have lost $50, 900.
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snOPer Year. We want agents

c1 zoo Per Year We want agents
1OOO everywhere TO sell our IMPROVED
so sewing Macnnes Three new kinds. Under and
upper feed. Warranted ave years Above salary
or large commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold
ia the United States for less than 50, which are fully
licensed by Howe, Wheeler s. Wilson, Grover BA-
ker Singer s. Co & B ,ehelier ALL other cheap ma
chimes infrngemen's and the seller or user are
liable TO arrest ine. and i'm prsonn4ent. Circulars
free. Address. or cal upon Shaw s. Clark, BiGde
fera Maine, or At No. SO Broadway, New FORK No
80 Carter st, Philadelphia, Pg \ ,. Il Lonbards
cinnati, y. or No. SPaulding's Exchange, bUHao,
ny.
De- a6 1855. isvlv -
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Lyon's Periodical Drops

FJNhe Great Female Remedy for Irreg-
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Powders or Nostrums Being liquid, their aci5on i
direct and positive rendering them arelia0ie, speedy
ard certain specific for the OF all o6trUctioll> aad
,uppres>ons o. nature. Their popularity i Indicated
~ the fact that 10000 bottles are Annually sold
and consumed by the ladies Of the United States,
every one Of whom SPEAK in The strongest terms Of
praise Of their great merjts They ~ljily taking
Inc tlace every other Female Remedy and con
sidered By al who know augut OF them,s The surest
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for the cure Of all Female laiuts. the removal OF
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genuine -
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Street. New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted
either personally or mail enclosing slamp) con-
orrnng all private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price 81 5opr Bot
c. q CLARK q co.
1ysp General Agts for United States and Canadas
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r@Our readers will find an interesting and
instructive Dialogue On the first page OF TINS
paper, well worthy Of perusal.
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Andifnr.s NnfIce.
AUDITORY Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed, an Auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court TO distribute the funds arising
from Administrator Sale of the Real Estate
of D. D. Smith, decd, will attend to the duties
of his appointment on Monday the 9Th day Of
February, at o'clock P. NJ, at the Record
er's Office in Coudersport, where all persons
interested can attend if they think proper.
DAN BAKER, Auditor.
Coudersport, Jan'y %, 1866.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons arc cautioned against p7r-
"A chasing certain JBdqment Note for
Two Hundred Dollars, signed by Andrew
Bradford and Stephen Sherwood and paya-
lle to William OF Willard Wilson. Said
Iote was obtained by fraud, aud tue makers
sill resist the collection of the same.
January 6, 1866.
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Administrators A Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans
Id Court for the County Of Potter, the fol-
lowing described real estate belonging to the
estate of David Crowell, decd, will be sold to
the highest and best bidder, at the Court
House in Coudersport, on
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINN NENT.

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- gaiIs Read Read ll Read ,l
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This i 10 certify that my wife was taken "lta
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III. Linineut she would haze lost her life.
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Price 40 and 50 cents. Sold BY all DruEgists-
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For cold influenza aiptheria pains "a the 'a4 az
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BRANDRETU-S PILLS have affinity for the
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TERMS E:
20, ,oo0 Copies are now Printed

with every prospect ofa vastly greater edition
as the public is generally aware of its merits.
Address, o. M. BAILEY 81 Co..
Publishers of y. Y. Weekly Magazine.
No. .. Beekman St, New York
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storming the Strongholds
AGENTS WANTED!

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rl~The Auditors, Treasurers, and COM
missioner's Reports win be published in our
next.
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How | Made a Fortune i'm Wall ST..
HOW I GOT MARRIED.

splendid, original and true story written expressly
for the NEW Y oRk WEEKLY MAG ZINE, by gent emaT
Of great experience. vino knows All the ins and outs
and who will give more Information about the straight
and crooked of that celebrated street than has
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back numbers can he supplied al ten cents each. All
newsdeaer should have the Magazine, but when they
are not accessible, we have the folloviRg-cash il
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Court and other legal business will be
ound on the fourth page.
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Local and General.

rGPC. {. L E. A. Jones began selling at
cost Yesterday. Give them call.
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I-We commend to the special attention
Of our readers, that very valuable journal for
the household. tie Children, the Garden, the
Orchard. and the farm, viz: the American
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II Gives More and Better for the Money

Than aay other Magazine ever published. lis zeec-
tons embrace the best articles rom Dckens-Chan-
bers-The Cornhill and other leading foreign Maga-
zines published fresh the arrival OF each steamer,
and great variety of original matter by the best au
thnrs Was BEGAN. JannaIY 18th. -
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at 2 O'Clock ?. ".

Tuesday, the 20h day of February nert
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THE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

Coudersport, Tuesday Evening JAM so, 1863
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THE NEW YORK
WEEKLY MAGAZINE
As Pages.
As Pages,
Por ular Literature, Science,

best domestic Stories The best sketches Of TIayel,
The bcs' papers on Popular ScpBoe. The best short
PoRuar ESSAYS. The best Poems. Bi0graChIes, &c.
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ORGANIZATION oFTHE CORPORATION
CouRT.-Judge THos. c. TABB organized his
court this morning. The people will hereaf-
fer be able to determine whether or not their
Councils have acted wisely in accepting the
act of the Legislature authorizing the estab-
lishment Of this court. We were and are
still of the opinion, that the city Councils
acted iudiciously. We trust that the health
of Judge TABR, which for some weeks has
been feeble, will continue to improve SO as to
enable him to discharge the important du-
ties Of his new position-for which his edu-
cation and antecedents SO eminently qualify
him--with ease and pleasure to himself.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN PORTSMOUTH,. The
Messrs. Balm BRos. have purchased the brick
tenement at the corner Of High and Craw-
ford streets, and are thoroughly renovating it.
There is to be handsome and modern front
on that portion facing High street, which is
designed for their Banking House New
windows are cut on the basement side, 'front.'
ing Crawford street, which is to be separate
store; and above, the large space is to be fitted
for daguerrean gallery. The location is one
of the most desirable in the city, and was re-
Gently purchased, we understand, for three
thousand dollars, which, if the city is ever to
prosper, will prove judicious investment.
its assessed value is, we believe, S., 1900 The
Messrs. Balm BRos. are intelligent, enterpris-
ing. and business men, and are an acquisition
to their native place. They have our cordial
wishes for their success.
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MORE VIRGINIA GOLD DIseovERIEs-The
glorious old Commonwealth, whose bowels
TEEN with the richest and most abundant
veins Of ore, of every variety, is ever ready
to yield her rich treasures to the manipula-
tons of the miner She only waits the appli-
cation of the skill of the engineer, to pour out,
from her pregnant bosom, the riches with
which it is so beautifully filled. There has
been discovered, near the town OF Clarksburg,
as we learn from the Plant, vein OF gold
bearing quartz, which is said to be OF surprls-
ing richness. The mining privileges have been
leased to pal ties, WHO, it is said, are confident
of being able to induce the necessary invest
ments, by capitalists known to them. Several
farms in which ore abounds, adjacent to the
section already mentioned, have been also
leased exclusively for mining privileges. The
lessees declare their belief that the whole re-
gion of country is rich in inexhaustible ores of
various metals. A region, known as Stan
ley's Mountain, has also been leased by the
same parties, which is said to contain veins Of
iron ore, richer than any hitherto discovered.
A miner, Of enlarged experience and practical
acquaintance with the subject, has been occu-
pied for weeks in prospecting through the
prolific region. 1t is his opinion that the vein
of iron ore is superior to the celebrated iron
mountain of Missouri; its extent being twenty
five feet wide, its depth not having yet been
ascertained. - 81. g 70 f't.s
The Tobacco Plant sees in these discoveries
and the practical energy to be applied to their
development, cheerful future of material
prosperity for it's section. GAINESVILLE will be
the point of exit of all these minerals, and the
labor and capital which will be introduced
and applied, will add to its capacity, and
build up trade, which will eliminate in its
successful advancement .H <%
Such evidences, in addition to those which
have been received by Professor GRANT in his
explorations of the mineral regions of the
State, and which we have only seen in con-
densed form, are like signs, which the old
Commonwealth is making to her sons, not to
desert her 10 her hour of comparative desola-
tlon but, to waitba time with patience, when
she will be redeemed from her temporary f.
nancial oppression, and amply reward their
toll, their energy, and their faith in her ulti-
mate capability to bless and to-prosper. We
need not go beyond her own borders to seek
more genial cline, or more hospitable
home. Let us only be in earnest in the work
in which we engage-let us be steadfast in
our purposes Of retrenchment, and practice a
frugality, which our circumstances make
necessity and above all, let us resolve to
stand by the old State in her temporary desc
lation, as resolutely as faithful sons by the
side of patient, but suffering mother.
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SALE OF STEAMERS AND BARGEs-W. r.
Roberts, Auctioncer, sold this morning at the
wharf of Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal
Company, the following vessels
Steamer Wawenock for $500.
Gszelle for $500. .,.4yl .,-.,,
BERTHE for $1,000. 0 F"
" Currituck for s$4, $50. L g
Barge Bunker Hill for $4,000. ~
The other vessels advertised for sale were
withdrawn. ~ e1sd
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GENERAL CoLsToNs LECTURE. pro-
dactlon upon personal recollections OF
"sTcNEwALL" JACKSON, together with a
critical discussion Of the military character Of
the deceased hero, will be delivered at the
Opera House on Thursday evening next.
The military education of the lecturer and
bis position in The Lexington Institute for
ten years as Professor Of military history
and strategy, and his connection with the de-
ceased, no doubt eminently fit him for the
task which he has undertaken, and win rem.
der his lecture both interesting aud instruc-
tive. Sl3
we add that the Ferry boat. will make q
trip to Portsmouth after the lecture This
we learn from Gen. Colston this morning
whom we had the pleasure to welcome in ou IL
office
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PATENT FOR RAISING SUNKEN VESSELS
As we were passing along Wide Water street,
Yesterday, we discovered in front of the ship
ebandery store Of GEo. w. STAPLES, yes
eel literally surrounded with chains. She was
clipper-built, and looked as though she might
have been Confederate or Fenian prlvateer
Upon inquiry as to what all these chains
meant. we were told it was the latest i'm
movement, and a patented one, at that, for
Taising sunken vessels. We are not sailors,
nor do we profess sufficient knowledge in the
art and mystery of wrecking, to give de-
tailed or technical description Of the proposed
pjan; suffice it to say, that this patent avoids
the Iaborious and expensive mode of placing
chains under vessel, when you wish to raise
her to the surface By this plan the chains
RIM entirely around the vessel near her keel,
+, which are attached as many lifting chains
az may be needed, to bring the ship to the
surface
But the reader may easily see the model for
himself, by stepping to No. Wide Water
street. The plan is well worthy the attention
of those who ego down to the sea in great
ships"
George W. STAPLES is Agent for the Paten-
tee for the sale of rights,
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SERIOUS DIFFIeULTY.-A difficulty occur
red near the Draw Bridge, this morning. We
understand that Mr.. Frank Collins was shot
through the shoulder by Mr.. John Duffy; Mr..
John Fullerton. likewise having been slightly
wounded, while endeavoring to prevent the
affray. 1t is also stated by our reporter, that
a policeman. was present and failed to in
terfere s $3.50.
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NewaAdyertisements

The following new Advertisements appearTins
this evenings paper toiwhich we! invite the att
tention of our readers: lass sHg ss!sins hs& &&s
I 3. e. Lindsey q Co.. have a desirable house
! r. r Ferguson, Auctioneer, viii sell on Thurs
day, household and kitchen furniture, Sc, and on
Friday, he will sell boots and shoes n sstf &
HIM. AslS,cahk, Trustee, will sell at the resi-
dence of DR.. Hunter, avariety of household and
kitchen furniture.
J g. tR. isSnead, agent, has superior Delaware
Butter. 49,.
INSPECTOR. 81 b9Ao&Q nsfl2GA $500 fA
q. n. Grseasoood hiss iast received several large
lots of pure silver. ware 32dJa ~
gst sSssasH 4f ~ gEvsm
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g New DRUG STORE. -Drs. Barnes and Leigh
have opened neat little Drug Store on the
corner of Church and Cove streets. Both of
these gentlemen will continue their practice
Of their profession, and we trust their well
known ability will attract troops of friends.
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COMMERCIAL.

IA t.,l.-5 sNoRFoLk, May rs, 1866.
@GoId.-Buying rates I.2s selling rates 1.sO.
Siluer.-Buying rates L20; selling rates 1.22.
CottOn.-No sales-holdsrs asking $780,, for Mid
ding. s1ssas..5 II
Naval Stores.-Naval Stores dull; no change in
price. fg ~
BacOn.-Hams-One thousand pounds sold to-
day at &c.,, per ID.
b LGrd.-Sales to-day of one hundred kegs Of No.
l. at 22% cents
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

POAr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, May %.
ARRIVALS.
Str J. T. Brady, Lands, Bait. tIsJ
Str Thos. Kelso, Russell, Baltimore.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str Martin, Haines, Richmond .. u.
a. DEPARTURES. ..ase
Str James 7 Brady, Lands. Baltic
Str Thos. Kelso; Russell, Bait.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond. 49,
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus. Nc Uarrick, Yorktown.
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Tom FLOYD, a negro rufian, was taken from
the Jail of Campbell Co, and sent under
guard of one man to Bedford. On the road
the party encountered another negro who
rescued the. prisoner. q It is feared the, Of
fcer was MORALLY hurt in the encounter. ajsi
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BACON AND GREENS IN PORTSMOUTH,
DR.. BAGBY delivered his famous lecture to an
appreciatiye audience at Oxford Hall, in Ports
mouth, last evening, The results were very
gratifying to his friends. The Doctor leaves
for Hampton Success attend him wherever
he may go, ~ H..
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GEN. HENRYA. W1sE. This distinguished
gentleman, who arrived in this city last even
ing, left this morning for the Eastern Shore.
The General is looking remarkably well, and
his eagle-eye shines as bright and sparkling
as ever.