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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-11
SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY VIRTUE of snndry writs of Vendition
ID Eyponas, Fieri Facias, and Levar Facias
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Potter County, Pennsylvania, and to me di-
rected, shall expose to public sale or outcry.
at the Court House in Coudersport, on
MONDAY, the l7th day of Deer, 1866, at
O'Clock, p. M, the following described tracts or
parcels of land to wit:
Certain real estate situate in Sharon township,
bounded as follows: Beginning at a corner in
the road in the west line of Geo. W. Sherman's
land, thence along the centre of the road west
erly about so perches, thence north ia perches
along the line of Joseph Jones' land to the line
of j. H. Wright's land, thence along said line
east 40 perches to the corner of CIV Sherman IS
land, thence by the line ofsald land south about
l60 perches to the place of beginning, Contain
ing about Fifty acres of land with six acres On
the north end reserved, with about Forty acres
improved with two frame houses, one frame
barn, and other outbuildings and some fruit
trees thereon. Seized, taken IN execution and
to be sold as the property of William Kelly.
ALSO-The following described tract ofland
Beginning at post the north west corner of
village lot no 1873 IN the Boro of Coudersport,
thence by north line of said lot easterly eight
perches to the north least corner thereof, thence
at right angles to said line nOrtherly two per-
ches to post, thence parallel with north line
of said lot No. 199 westerly eight perches to a
post, thence southerly two peIches to the place
of beginning, Containing Sixteen perches of
land with one frame house and some frnit trees
thereon. Seized, taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property of Il. b. Retly
ALSO-A certain tract of land situate in
Eulalia township and described as follows: Be-
ginning at post in south line of Eulalia farm,
being northeast corner of lot No. As contracted
to Seth Taggart, thence south 20 rods to north
west corner of lot No. So surveyed to W. B.
Gordnier, thence east "a rods to corner, thence
north 10 rods to post in north line of Eulalia
farm, thence west | 81 rods to the place of be-
ginning, Containing Fifty Eight and Six-tenths
acres, and being part of warrant No.2l27, about
five acres of which are improved, with frame
and one board stable erected thereon.-l
real estate in Allegany TIP, |
bounded and described as follows, viz On the |
north and east by lands of the Fox estate,on the |
south by lands of Andrew Gross and on the |
west by lands of the Fox estate, Containing One |
Hundred and Forty Acres, be the same more
Or less, about eight acres improved, with one
og house and one log barn thereon Seized, |
lken in execution and to be sold as the property
lf Join Snyder.
W. W. BROWN, Sheriff.
Coudersport, Nov. 10, 1866
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ReSisier'S Notices.

A LII persons interested will please to take
n notice that the following accountants have
settled their accounts in the Registers Office Of
Potter county, and that the same will he pre-
sented to the Orphans Court for confirmation
on Monday, the 18th day of Deer 1866, at the
Court House in Coudersport
Account of Elizabeth Yohe Schiller, admin
istratrix of Adam Yohe, decd.
Account of Chas H.. Armstrong, adminstra-
tor of David Crowell, decd.
DAN BAKER, Register.
Coudersport, Nov. 20, 1896
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Trial List for Dec. Term 1856

Russell ct al use of Ennis VS.. Luke Stevens ct a
John Krouse VS.. Martin, Mallory, ct al.
Lewis Yentzer vs. \ ates AnsOn.
Kenyon VS.. Wilkinson
John NJ. Dean VS.. Robbins Brown et al
G. b. Watrous VS.. Seth paggett.
Yentzer VS.. Chandler,
D. T. Swain, assignee, VS.. Heirs of l.. A. Wood
d. Patterson vs. Jas Francis Il Geo. Francis.
Ellsworth VS.. Flynn.
Patterson VS.. Quimby.
Patterson vs. Keeler ct al.
Ennis use of Kenyon VS.. Luke Steyeus.
Greenwood VS.. Larkin
Keating ct al VS. Betsey Harkius ct al
Gnau VS. Werner
Heating ct al VS. A ] Barnes ct al
H. J. OLMSTED, Proth'y.
Coudersport, Nov. 81.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-11
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1866-08-01

FORMIDABLE PIsroL--Ne notice IN
IRE show .sin, Of Liifie 4 Co. or
Washington street, n revolver which. ~
a cavalry weapon. i considered very ef-
fertive hv military men II HI cvl-
incer " III alue chambers. 4 Schnr.lng
'hrnugu barrel of ordinary length and
large calh-e -hot equal 10 that Of an
ordinary muske,. and is intended 10
throw ach, rye # buck shot ~hil h wpui I!
.ell WIZ terrible effect A. close range
On body Of men. and conll hard '
mss single ina.siiual THIS p'-fal
which con neS The ;sinciple, IT the
re.nlver and tie old fashioned civalry
pi>ts l. was invented ~ a ret' o,'ir.'
drria- t. rebellion :. T. s HI. Il
r. s.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1866-08-01

FaoG STORY This morning. saws
No. iss. Herald. while . heavy thnn-
der cl.Gd @dS hnrering over Stock on.
Nj. n-f'en Of prtten's garden. while
stand,A- 4, his horse power hole which
is w.a- boarded high u9. 70 lie used
ing f.sn 4soTe. some object which fell
into The ~afer Of the hole. I, c-eafeG
a heavy plssh. and looking down h.
saw qlie< ' .sising from III bottom. u
frog asnr' ane aI,a a half inches across
The nsck. A. there WAS nothing els. IN
:he water hoe ~ The time il could be
the {. Z uu'~. l- feels COZ ti1en;. that be
saw f'!.i;- fs~1l the cloud. II Was not
raining I tae time.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1866-08-01

A F.sTnrCL Brcc.NEgr The Alta
says thnt when Captain Frank D-na
captured t.e Steamship John L. Ste
phens be found on hoard in the posses
sion % IL passenger. a pair Of costly re-
volverS. =, by a firm in this city to n
gentema. near Alta,a, Sinaloa. He
took possession Of the pistols, with the
brief rernNrk. Il will see that they ar.
deliv<rel, No more was expected To
be heard of the matter. as it Was not
supposed for moment that he would
keep his word; tut contrary to all ex-
pectstinn. word came by the last steam
q that he hsd delivered them 20 the
party TO whom they were sent. and wha,
u even more wonderful without charge
Tor 30 dong. Ctal:. one FOR Dana!
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1866-08-01

PnacrEDINGs IN Jr>I1cE's CorRr. YEs-
TEl.DAY.-Before Justice L. c. Nckeeby.-
70 do boi!lY injury Examined and bound
over 10 keep the peace for six months. In
detau.. Il four hundred dollars bail he was
committed "a prise Z.
State o: Nevada -. Mike Purcell. As
sau.. Af.er an examination the Cour. dis.
charged II. defendant.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1866-08-01

THE LECTURE LAST EvENING.-Just as
we 90 = press, VIC have only time and space
20 saw ira. Rev A. +. Whites lecture last
evening was Of the most entertaining charac-
ter. some Of his descriptions WIRE eloquent
and vivid. His audience was charmed with
:h~ faithfl,ness and vigor Of his details. THE
lecture tonight viii be on Death Valley
and We advise every body 10 be present, fol
We are certain it viii be a treat.
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8 1'.-1AGO-N.


Person. Of sedenttrv habits troubled with weak
ness, la -ituie. palpi,atin Of the heart lack #
appetite. distress after eating. torpid liver, con-
stipation, &c, deserve suffer il they wssl not
try tn. celebrated PLANTATION BlrIEKS.
which recommended ly the highest med
icai authorities AMI w.rrsnt-i to produce i'm
m>diGfr encfcial effect. They are exceedingly
Agreeable. perfectly pure. and must superse'ie
all ether tnnics where healthy. gentle stimulaD:
is required.
They purify. strengthen AMI invi-orate.
They create healthy appetite
They are an anti.ot- to chang- = water anil diet.
They strengthen the system AID v-n the mind
They prevent mia>r ard Intermittent, f-vers-
They purify the breath and ascity Of the
stdrna h.
They cure Dysp-r-is AMI Constipation.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
| They m.k, the weak strong. the lancuii irl
| liant ana are exhausted natures great rester-r
They are ooiaps,-ed of the celebrated Cali-aya
bark wintcr-recn. s,--ifg,sS. roots and herbs.
all preserved in perfectly pure -. Crcix rum.
For particular. circulars and te>:,n ,.ial-
Ar ,ini each y ,'tie.
| Beware 4 m-o-tnrs. Examine every hottie
See til Il il has private L stamp unnlurila-
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po~tar. Auy person initiating This bottle. or>ll-
ln- 3rll.r nltterisl therein. whether AL -
Plantation Ei'ters not Is criminal under til.
L. Law AID will he presented hy II.
demand fr prak-s Plantation Bit;e-S. from
la,iir- cl-reym-r. rr-ohan'S. Sc.. j Incredible
The simple trial of 'etl i ~. evidence ,'re
-e,t # their worth nui superiority. They ar
-.ld ~ all respectable druggists. grocers phv-i
clans. hotels saloons steamboats, and countr
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1866-08-01

MINI Co~rRAcrs-Tne sealed proposals
fox furnishing materials for the Min, were
opened yeste,day, and among those which
we're accepted were Lieutenant, Governor
Crcsman's fon the part OF the Statel for
furnishing ri.bb'e stone at SIG % per cord !.
and Van Gor3eI and Leet>. u furnish brick
at $50 per thousand. These bids are a.
vreenbacA rates.
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NOTICE /:


NHE U~DERSIGNtp HAVING LEASED
/ :. Nuiier> Hotel To Mr.. la oh Ali-nl,a "
would respectfully take this niethi To th .nk his
frc ,> and the public generally for their liberal
patron Ee and h pes they wili m inue TO patron
iz- the above named hotel under the aus; ic,s ~
Mr. A. Ali ,e s.a,- having claims AZ un.t me
i'll please PRS nj 'h.m immediately EM payment
and III th,r,- .elte To me ~.li pl-s c,ns~ f.,
ward and paw up. ALBERT MULLER.
Cxrstn City, Jny D. 1s61. 24lw
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1866-08-01

DEsIH 70 FirAS.-It is well known tha: Ivor's
genuine Magnetic Powder will perfectly de- troy
everything in the shape of Ne,-, tick. u hugs.
reaches &c; that It is perfect poison 10 the in
sect tribe. hut entirely harmless To the human
family and domestic animals. The genuine has
III. signature Of T.. IYoS, and tii. private stamp
II pEN,s EaRNss & Co. Anything else If this
kind ia IN imitation or COUNT rf-it. ANY drug
cs' will procure the genuine il you insist ycu IN
have no other
PLANTATION Magnolia N ..
ter-LyOn's ks Gin.
ger-LyOa's FkA Porter.
To, sale by
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p, iscely Csr.on City, Nevala-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1866-08-01

THE D!srRlcr CorR1 for Orn>hv county
holds session to-day, beginning at II
o'clock.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1866-08-01
MAGNOLIA WATER.

toilet delight Superior 10 any { 'lecne. used
10 taihe 'he face and person. t. r-n.e. the skin
-"ft and fresh. I" allay iui,ainllaian g. perfume
oLthng. for headache. sc. II l. manufactured
from the rich Souihern Magnolia and is obtain
ing patronage quite unprecedented. l: is a IA
vorite With Nctresse- ai opera Singers. 1t j. sold
by al dealers, al 81 90 il large l,'il-s and ty
DEN.s Barnes 4 Co.. New York Wholes ,le agents
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LOCAL. AFFAIRS.

STATE ESAMr~FRs-There will be meet
ing Of the Board Of State E.xsrniners to-day !,
at tine otca o. ,he Secretary Of State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1866-08-01

Lyo>'s Ex-R.cT OF Prsr Jis4,c, ..I~c.--f,r
Indigestion, Nausea. Heartburn Sirk Headache
CE 'lera Nortu-. t!atui, ncy. &c. where Wa: III
ing stiniIlai; is required Ii- careful I.r.lsrs-
zion anu entire pr'i'y make Z 4 cheap and re;,
be article fl culinary purp St. Sold every
wher-. n - cts. per bottle. ASK for LYON >
rurc Extract Tske rn other
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7 = ,S1'.

PAIR or COLD MOUNTED SPFCTACLES
n with smek--~ lo-ei glasses A liberal re
~aid VII br ptiii th-!r i-t'lrn -
GEO. 4 NotR>E
Ca-.nn CITY ruiv 20 1>r,; l,3i-ff
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1866-08-01

II il mos, d-lish.fn, Hair Dressing.
II eradicates -ctrf and tandrrr.
I, keeps 'he heal cool and clean.
IT makes the hair rich .,f- AM glossy
II prevents hair turning .,ray and falling IT.
II restores hair u,on rre:nliurc'y bili t-i;s.
Tlis i-just uiat Lyons K.thairnn will d. I:
rct.y--i: i cheap-lurahle. II is literally sold
v th- carload. and yet its almost incredible ,..
mani is daily increasing. until there j irral, a
c un'iv store that d,-- net keep il, era family
tha- does not il.
r. THOMAS Lyon Chemist. Ny.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26
Recomlng Hnmnnired.

Through some influence or other the cru
elites, 50 long practiced, BY authority of
Secretary StASroS, Ia IN treatment of
jar. DAVIS, are becornlng hght--in truth,
hcis now being recognized as "war pris-
oncr.r a Telegram from the Fortress, on
Tuesday last, announced that case mate
had recently been handsomely fitted up, for
the accommodation Of MIR. aud Mrs. DAVIS
and thch family, and they are now living
very comfortably and pleasantly. Their
numerous friends furnish all the various
uXurics ofthe season, and the Government
Is stinting nothing TO plalSe their residence
at the seaside, during the summer season,
rs agreeable as possible. The .relaxation
by the military authorities or the restraints
upon the movements of MIR. DAVIS is having
a very beneficial effect upon his health"
Thisis one rirhte To- be pleaded by the
War Secretary. in defense Of a mountain of
lsrueldes and crimes, when retfibutive JUS
tico shall have ovcrtakcn that Infamous
official. ltg viii DO TO put in evidence,
against the well founded charge. based
upon a long career ftyranousinfernalisms
that he Is living impersonation OF total
depravity-that he is one degree above that
moral condition. Nn rtE nI.f
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26

The special aIcorrespondent Of the Cincin-
natl Gdset,e telegraphcd from Washington,
the othefday, respecting the late message
of the President: ~
Tllis remarkable and somewhat important
document showe that he has lost nothing
OF his former bitterness against the policy
OF Congress and the loyal people, and that
his whole official influence Is 20 be thrown
against the new constitutional amendment.
The message Is locked upon sllere as an
official declaration OF war upon the Union
nominees IN the coming campaign, and will
be treated In that spirit.
war upon the Union nominees - How
facetictisl Unioa Is the can't word Of every
radical destructive In the country. Con-
nected with the main issues which Com
grcss Is making, In hostility to the conser-
vative policy OF the President, 1t Is too
transparent to deceive; II Is just simply a
lie to brand.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26
The ironing of JeG. Davis.

A Washington letter to the New York
Commercial Advertiser, speaking of the
manacling of JEFF. DAVIS the circum-
stances attending which have lately been
automatically given, through the publca-
ton of his physician, says:
at is well known that it was not done by
order of the President or of the Cabinet or
of General Grant; but that the responsible
ity rests ON Edwin M. Stanton, who sent his
right-hand man, General Lafayette c. Ba-
ker, down the Potomac on special steam
er, with written authority TO have the man
acles applied"
Those people who are disposed to censure
JEFF. Davis or General Lee for the suffer
ings of the prisoners at Andersonville
would do well to bear the above facts in
mind. Here was cowardly outrage in
flicted upon the foremost man of the whole
rebellion, and neither the President, the
acknowledgement, nor auy member of the
Cabinet, except the tortnrer himself seems
to have known or cared any thing about it.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26
A Murderer's Confession.

Isaac Van Auekin, who murdered his
wife and step-daughter last Sunday, near
MoreNci, Michigan, has made IA full con-
fession. Tie was quarreling with his wife
IN his dooT-yard, near IA wood-pile. lie
says: by this time we had reached the
back yard, talking as we went. We were
beth very mad, and l said. I've good
mind to just lay you out She said, There
is the AK take it and finish me- / picked
up the AK, but my boy pleaded for me 10
stop, and put it down again. The boys
then ran out; Willie they were gone, she
repeated the remark she had a stick of
stoye-wood IN her hand. | started for her,
and she did not move. | then went up and
struck her with the back of the AK, think
near the temple. She fell, and followed
in pursuit of the girl, who was attempting
to escape. We were both going 80 fast
that slight blow was sufficient to knock
her down. Invent on carried by my own
momentum. ! then came back and struck
her full blow on the temple | returned
to my wife, and thinking she had only
tainted, struck the AK into hen neck.r
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26
A Striking Exnense.

When, on the I'd of April last, 1900 ship
carpenters, in New York, struck for higher
wages-s4 so per day, for eight hours la
Dor, instead OF ten hours-and their EN-
ployers would not accede TO the demand,
they stood out for ten weeks, doing
nothing. AT the end of that period they
returned TO work, on the conditions offered.
Their cash account stood: The gross earn
ings of 1900 men, at 81 80 per day, would
be $2O2,0OO per week, OF for their strike
period, $2O2O,OOO. Margin-a poor specu-
fation
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-26
gThe Called Jade winces."


The BRowN sympathizer and defender
howls, in his paper to-day, over the 'as-
sault'' upon ROBERT w. STEELE; and, as il
TO duh the edge Of the sword that has en-
tered the soul of his friend, gives a copy of
letter which he himself has recently re-
ceived from the heart-broken mother of the
lamented BoLIMEYER. 1854
lie seems to think that the letter to r.
w. STEELE was written in Dayton Let
hlm ask Mr.. STEELE how long he has had
the original in his own possession The
letter to the JOmHcl, we believe. came to
hand' as we find copy In this mornings
issue--a ''Uerbdtim copy" says this cold
ditar-as- >1raAxln& Intention TO
the absence of capitals and pnnctuating
marks: sort of grammatical criticism
upon the language Of a mother murder
onsly deprived of a tayorite and devoted
Child! Most learned, grammatical, criti-
cal BIcKHAMi aH u"
One thing we wish to say. We desire to
denounce as an Infamous lie the statement
that either the letter TO the Journal or the
one to ROBERT w. STEELE was lo,ftten in
Dayton; or qdgised in Dayton; or that any
thing was knowH of them in Dayton until
the letters had been sent 10 the parties.
Does that satisfy you, oh critical judge of
commas capitals, &c?
The "galled jade winces." We are happy
to see it, sympathy with crime deserves
the denuneiation which it is now receiv-
ing.