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TO BUILDERS.

FJNHE Trustees wish to let the job of building &
l. Church at Raymond's Cothers, in Allegany, to
Size Ps bv 40 feet pro;act;on in non. 10 snnnort
steeple by 1e, which with feet off the main build
ing forms the etitrS
Two feet stoves stafdhg In the partition, facing
in the entry-ppes to go to Chimney III back part Of
Seats similar to those in Methodist Church in
CoudersPort, but without doors Steepe with top of
spire about 80 feet from ground IA feet posts pine
siding; best shaved shingles three windows each
side and in 'front.' (arche and all to b. of Stained
glass ceiling to follow up the rafers fotr feet and
rnsn % 20 aUt0se e5 Pahh h,d dsied @ 10 rses two iron
and lastsred walls and ceiling foundations Of gray
st6he laid in lime mortar to rojecl feet nj
plain corflicc-all to be painted.
1t Is dested that all shall be done substantially but
to Be t,Aih For further particulars inquire of L.
BIRD at Brookland or of the netibers OF the Build
ing Committee, in Alegany.
A. G. PRESHO,
I. BRO. Building Com.
T. S BENTON, }
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nea, A new trial has been ordered il
the case of Gonzales and Pellicier, re
Gently convicted at New York of the mur
der of the Cuban, Otero.
Rl- An important bill has been intro.
duced into the House to provide for the
safety of the lives Of passengers GA steam
boats. 1t provides several stringent reg.
ulations, aud gives the proper agents
authority to enforce them.
sg~The monthly report of the Pension
Bureau for the month just past exhibits
an addition in the pension rolls of 4 ,039
new names. OF these, 2.216 were wild
6ws, mothers and nluors cases, and the
remaining SIT were iuvallds During
the same length of time 645 claims were
rejected-460 being iDvalids, and l85
widows, SO called Nearly 10000 circu-
lars and letters were despatched from the
Office during the month (the larger pro,
portion being in relation 10 business con-
nected with the widows branch), in re-
sponse to inquiries made of the office by
agents, claimants ard others.
aea-The following extract is taken from
official letters received at the war depart
mert from Savannah.
"The veto of the President will, I fear
do harm by encouraging the former own
crs to try TO take advantage of the freed
people who, In many instances have al
ready prepared their lands for planting,in
fair expectations of keeping them, ,and will
render the owners more unwilling to com.
promise,as they hope to obtain everything
they no,c demand. Further 1t will dis.
courage the freed people, who have in
good faith prepared 20 plant on the land
granted them, and make them doubtful as
10 whether or not any promise made them
is fulfilled by the government"
rea-Colonel W. A. Browning, late pri-
vase secretary to President Johnson, died
last night at his fathers residence, on
Missouri avenue, in this city, of indama-
NATION of the bowels. Col. Browning was
native of this city, but spent some years
IN the West. He returned to Washington
as secretary to Andrew johnson when
Senator from Tennessee, aud afterwards
was upon the staff of the latter when Mil
itary Governor of Tennessee. He accom-.
panied Mr.. johnson to Washington on
his return here as Vice President, and re
eelved the appointment of private secre,
tary to the President on his accession to
the Executive chair. This position Col,
Browning held until his appointment as
secretary Of legation to Mexico. He will
ee sincerely mOurned by a large circle Of
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RALLY THE SYSTEM.

After disease has been CONQUERED, there
is still the weakness that 1t leaves behind is
to be removed. Convalescense is a tedi6u-
affair If the enfeebled and faceid must
clos, the shattered nerves, the thin dnd
watery blood could speak, they would cry for
help. In too many cases such help as, is
given them is not of the right kind. The
fiery stimulants of commerce do harm. They
k,ndle temporary fame, which Is mockery.
Their effect passes, and the last state OF him
who uses them is worse than the first. -
Not such is the effect Of H6stetters Stom&
aeh Bitters. There is no drawback 10 their
toning properties. Balsamic plants and oarks
and roots contribute their restorative juices
to render this soothing aDd strengthening
preparation protective and remedial agent
Its basis is the only Stimulant which has ever
been produced containing no fuset oil or any
other deleterious element: The most careful
and skiltful chemists have ahalyzed the Bit
ters, ard pronounced them harmless:
This is scientific testimony; but the teSti-
mory Of the Hundreds of thousands who have
experIetted the preventative and curative
etfeEts Of TIE Great Vegetable Tonic and
Alternative 6t modern times ts sti,l more cott-
elusive. II fever and ague, dyspepsia, Bill
iousness nervots COMPLAINTS general debility,
and Chronic complaints; it is as nearly infal-
lble as anything IN this fallible world can
be- Sold everywhere:
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LYONS Periodical Drops !

TTNhe Great Female Remedy for lrreS-
| ulariiies. These drops are scientifically com
pounded fluid preparation, and better Than any Pliis
Powders Nostrums. Being liquid, their action Is
direct aud positive rendering them areahie speedy
and certain specific for the of all ooStructons and
suppressions OF Their popularity is indicated
by the fact thai ovr 100 900 bottles are annually sold
and consumed bS the ladies of the United States,
every of whom speak in the strongest terms OF
praise of their great merits. They rapidly taking
the place every other Female REMEDY, and are con
sdered by all who know aught OF theh AS the shrest
safest and infal ole preparation in The world
for the of all Female comrlamts, the removal OF
all obstructiba ofnature and the promotion OF health
regularity and strength Explicit directions stating
when they may be USED, and explaining whenand why
they should not could not be used without pro-
ducng effects contrary to natures chosen laws, will
be fdtnd carefully folded around each bottle, with
written signature of JOHN L: LYON without which
nOl.e are genuine. -. -. ...,, ;
Prepared by Dr. JOHN L LYON, 1y5 Chapel
Street, Nv Haven, Conn, who can be consulted
either personally or hy mail enclosing stampD con-
corning all private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price 81 90 pr Bot
G. G. CLARK & CO,
lysp General Agts for United States and Canadas
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Homes of the sturdy farmers who look about
them over the broad praries, and see for miles
their lands and graneries, are often rendered
desolate by the death of beloved child from
the ravages of the deadly Group. Goes
Cough BaIsam never fails to cure it, and is
also Tie best remedy in the world for Colds
Coughs. and all throat and lung diseases
Goes Dyspepsia Cur. is the only remedy known
that is certain to Cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and in fact all disorders proceeding frotn the
stomach aud bowels.
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THE MASON g. HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS

Forty different styles, adapted to SACRED and
secular tinsic, for $50 to $500 each. FIFTY
ONE Gold or Silver Medals or other first
premiums awarded them. Illustrated Cata-
lognes free, Address, MASON & HAMLIN,
or MASON & BROTHERS, New York.
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Bg- Our young friend, Pierre A. otebbihs,
jr. has been appointed a member Of the Re-
publican State Central Committee; for Potter
county. This is a good appointment as he is
one of our most active and hard working
Republicans and will make a stFohg canvass;
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Ba- Josh Billings says: Il always advise
short sermons, especially on hot Sunday.
If a minister Rant strike lie boreing 40 min
utes, he haz either got poor ginlet, or else
he il a boreing in the wrong plase."
H9-A doctor up town recently gave the
following prescription for alady: "a new bon
net, cashmere shawl, and a new pair of
gaiter boots" The lady, it is needless tc say
has entirely recovered,
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Rs3E@ A leading secession organ in Alabama
says: "Lts prudent to acin By diplomacy rchdt IRE
hare lost By the sacord" That is the key of
the present Southern policy, and it is in pro-
motion of that policy that the Northern con-
seryatives manifest strong disposition to lend
their aid
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HaEThe Canadians are threatened

BSlg@The Canadians are threatened with a
small Indian troublel The Indians on Mani
toulin Island have quarreled among themselves
owing to the rivalries of the Church of Eng
land and Jesuit missionaries, and are threat
en- ng each other and the whites with exter-
mination
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BSEg@ Tne Democratic party nominated, on
the 9th inst, at Harrisburg, the Hon. Hester
Ciymer, as their candidate for the present
Fall canpaigf. Mr.. Clymer is personally a
gentleman, but politically one of the most
bitter opponents of the cause of Freedom.
He consistently and bersistently opposed all
and every measure having for its end the
overthrow of rebellion and the subjugation of
mis- '.feiiot0- citizens in tie South" He has
abused President Johnson In season and out
of season, and now for hin to mount plat
form such as his party adopted at Harrisburg
shows that the love of Office is greater than
the l6fe of principle. Defeat Being certain to
follow this last attempt of Democracy, it
matters little whether the name is Clymer
Cass, OF Taux. We are fighting principles;
rot men we care not Who carries their ban
her, it is sufficient for US to know that it is
the same one upon whose folds have been
inscribed the black crimes Of Slavery, Treason,
and Rebellion. The noniiHation of Mr.. Cly-
mer pleasea Us III this much that he has
record, and by that record his principles can
be judged, and by that record the people will!
measure the full stature cf the ran.
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BI Special dispatches to the Cincinnati
Gazette states that the smallpox is prevailing
to an alarming extent throughout many parts
Of the South. The Huntsville Independent
says that, unless some organized effort is made
to arrest its progress, it will become epidemic
and sweep over the whole land,
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BSs- The Coudersport Academy for the
Spring Term has opened with Eighty-fve
students 1t is now in a more prosperous
condition than it has been for many years
Mr.. ALLEN deserves praise for the able man
ner in which its affairs have been conducted
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RaF We regret to learn that Maj Sam NJ
Mills Hotel and Stables, in Titusville, were
destroyed by fire last week. They were but
partially insured. All the buildings on the
square were destroyed.
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Notice.


GERN4SiA, Potter Co., Pa, Aug; |, 1868.
NJ Office is hereby given that Charlie. Bu.
~ shot, now or late of this county, holding
the following described ptopetty. has not ye7
paid any Consideration &thatevef fct The satn..
and all persons are hereby warped not TO purt
chase any IF said property of the said Bushof
before the decision of the Court is given it
this case and c. Bushor has paid to me the
consideration thoHey therefor.
The following is TIE property
lst: 4 certain tract of land near tHe Cor:
mania Mill, in warrant 5o75. Abbott township,
Potter county, Pa; containing 90 acres
Also 25 acres in Warrant 5o7S and adjoining
the above;
2ud. 4 certrin tact of land, With Mill and
Improvements thereon, neat Kettle GEEK, if
warrant 58l9, III StewattS6n township, Pottef
county, Pa, Containing about z64 aGtes.
Z. Bushor holds also tn trust warrant no.
250i, in Games township, .Tfoga county, Pa,
on the road leading from Germanfa to Gaines,
containing $50 acres
If WIN. RADpR R
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BI~ 1t has been decided TO build Church
at Raymond Corners the coming season. Pro-
posals are Invited by ADVERTISEMENTS another
column.
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DIR. TOBIAS

FL-NI INV LI4F I-HL-I 4
1T CURES CHOLERA, WHEN FIRST
l taken, in a few hours Dssentery in half
all hocr; Toothache in five minutes. 1t is
perfectly innocent TO take Internally, and is
recommended by the most eminent Physicians
in the United States: Price 40 and SO cts.
TowANDA, Pa, Aug. 6, 1853.
DR.. S. l. Tobias, New York Dear Sir-l
have used your Yenitian Liniment with great
success, both as an internal as well as an ex-
ternal medicine. In cases Of Bilious Cholic
and Cholera Morbus regard it as a sovereign
remedy. Your Venitian Horse Liniment
stands unrivalleG as a horse medicine
amongst farriers and boatmen on this canal
WIN. LEWIS,
Sup't North Branch Canal.
Sold by all druggists: oftfce, No: 56 Cdrt-
landt St New YORK..
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Local and General.

BIr We will give Biographical notice OF
Gen. Geary in our next.
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BSg~ The New York Tribune says that Gen.
Butler intends to erect extensive cotton facto-
ries on the James river, near Richmond.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-13

Bsg>The Ohio House of Representatives
have passed bill, by vote of seventy ito
fourteen, fixing eight hours for days labor.
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nsa=, An Office for the sale of Fenian bonds
has been opened ON Pennsylvania avenue
Washington city.
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B- Blacksmiths will find something to
their advantage by consulting our advertising
columns.
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BkgF Crawford county rejoces in two cities
-Meadville and Titusville. The latter place
of of new county,to be composed of portions
of Crawford, Venango and Warren counties.
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FTFHE Undersigned will sell. at Reasonable rates the
i balance of the Drugs in her esta ablishment and
lot of FineCut Tobacco Also. Wood Lot contain
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three -fourths of mile from the village-The Store
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Administrative Notice.

Adm1nistratrlE Notice.
"HEREAs Letters of Administrator OF
w the estate 6f J. W. FOX, late Of Hebron
township, decd, have been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immedia;e pay
ment, and those having Just Claims against
the same should present them duIy autbenti-:
Gated for settlement
URSULA FOX, Admx.
Hebron, Feb. %, 1866:
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A11A44AAS o. III In GNOL1C@.
w HEREAS Letters of Administrations on
Bingham township decd, have been granted
to the undersigned, ali persons ftdebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having just claims ag ainst
the same should present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement.
ALMERA CRUM, Admx.
Bingham, Feb. %, 1866.
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THE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

Coudersport, Tuesday Evening, Mari Is, 1865.
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STRANGE. But TRUE,

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States car hear something much to their advantage
by return mail [free of charge9 by addressing the
undersigned. Those who havs fears of being hum
buged will Oblige by hot noticing this card All
others viii please address their Obedient servant,
THOS f. CHArMAN,
1881 Broadway, New York-iIviyS
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The Spfins Term viii begin March S, 1855, and
continue Twelve weeks
Tuition Ito he paid at The middle of the Term)
from Three to Eight D. liars, Iucidentas, Twenty
five cents. No extra charge for Book Keeping, by
Single and Double Entry.
a Teachers Class Viii be organized and thoroughly
instructed in the Theory ard Practice of Teaching
Free of Charge.
Rooms, suitable. for Students desiring to board
themselves, can be rented reasonably in town.
For fufthef particulars, address the Principal at
Coudersp0rt
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-12-13

tically insisted upon the opposite doc
trine, France has been equally for
bearing aud Prussia has proposed a
COMPROMISED which, although evincing
increased liberahty, has not bee accept.
ed by the United States. Peace is now
prevailing everywhere in Europe, and
the present seems to be favorable time
for an assertion by Congress of the
principle, 50 long maintained by the
Executive Department, that naturaliza.
ton by one State fully exempts the
native born subject of any other State
from the performance of military serv.
ice under any foreign Government, so
long dis he does not voluntarily renounce
its rights and benefits.
CONCLUSION.
-- In the performance of duty imposed
upon me by the Constitution, / have
thus submitted to the representatives OF
the States and Of the people such in,
formation of our domestic and foreign
affairs as the pnblic interests seem to
require. Our Government is now un
dergoing its most trying ordeal, and my
earnest prayer is that the peril may be
successfully and finally passed without
imparng its original strength and
symmetry. The interests of the nation
are best to be promoted by the revival Of
fraternal relations, the complete obliter-
alton Of our past differences, and the
reiuauguration of all the pursuits Of
peace. Directing our efforts to the early
accomplishment of these great ends, let
US endeavor to pres erve harmony be-
tween the coordinate departments of
the Government, that each in its proper
sphere may cordially cooperate with the
other in securing the maintainauce of
the Constitution, the preservation of the
Union and the perpetuity of our free
institutions. ANDREw JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON. December 3 1866
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

increasing enterprise and rapid progress
Of improYementi ID the District are high
ly Rratifying, and | trust that the efforts
cf the municipal authorities to promote
The prosperity Of the national metropo,
lis will receive the ef6cient and gencr'
eas 90 operation Of Congress.
The report Of the Commissioner Of
Agriculture reviews the operations oi
his Department during the past year,
and usks, the aid Of Congress in its eff
forta to encourage those States which
ucourged by war, are now earnestly en-
gagged 10 the reorganization of domestic
ikdnstrV.
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70 r SALE (!
| offer for Sale from 90 to 80 Acres
OF Land in Madison TIP,
JACKSON COUNTY, OHIO.

1T is part of the farm now occupy, and lies
L about half a mile from the town of Centrevllle,
which with its churches, mills, mechanics, ner-
chants. doctors, &C. eau. supply almost everything
needed by man. 1t lays most btautifully--lncludes
from 10 to 10 acres of woodland--the remainder
is nearly all in grass. For further particulars call
upon me personally, or address me by letter at
Thurman p. o.
july e6 '66--1y. w c. BUCK.
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BLACKSMITHING.
I WOULD say to my old customers that l still
LAND SALE !.

LAND SALE !
4 AM authorized to sell the following described
L lands situate in Liberty township jackson Co.
Ohio on the Chlllicutle way, known as the W..
NJ Bodies land, tO-wil:
East half Of n. W. quarter and N w. quarter Of
section u, township q range Is also, east half Of
south east quarter aud south west quarter of
north west qunl nlter-nOrth east quarter of south
west quarter and north west quarter Of south west
quarter 0f section |. township 4 range 10
The above lands will he sold together or In lots
tosuit purchasers, and on very favorable terms,
JOuN L. LONG.
ALSO t..N
want to sell or trade the following property
one large six wear old mare, one tlne saddle and
buggy horse one cane MILL 2 OK wagons, 8 No. .
Patent Lever plOws, one patent hand hay press
IN good order, one wind mill. 30 head Spanish
Merno buck sheep composed of lambs, yearlings
aud two years old, guaranteed to be the purest
blood in this region. Bucks IN such lots are hard
to manage. | AN anxious to sell them Failing
to sell them here soon IeXpecl to take them away.
Those therefore wishing to improve their stock
On very liberal terms will please to call Suon.
JOHN L. LONG.
P. ST. have one four year old Buck, cost when
a lamb $3.50 that will take SO for
Oct 4 lS66,-tf