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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-01
School Directors Convention.

May 1866, the School Directors of the
County Of Potter, met at the Court House in
Coudersport according to law, and organized
by the election of Col J. NJ Kilbourne as
President, and L. Bird and H. J. OImsted
Secretaries.
On calling the roll the following were found
to be p'esents
Abbott F. Kull, Jac Ohlweiler, N. Schil.
Ter, y. Biass,
Allegany-G. W. G. Judd, A. ". Andrews,
A. G. Presho, I. W. Howe, Thos. Gilliland,
Edwin Haskell.
Bingham-M D. Briggs, c. H. Grover, L
e. McCarn, 7, E, Gridley, Austin Crum,
Samuel Monroe.
Clara. L. Allen. Samuel Wakely, A, P,
Hay, Charles Chandler.
Coudersport-J. N. Hamilton, Oh. Crosby,
Zenas J. Thompson, Ezra Starkweather, A.
RounsviIls, H. J. Olmsted.
Eulalia-j. NJ. Spaford, J. P. Taggart,
Allen Nelson, Samuel Thompson, Lyman
Nelson, C. Brenule
Gennessee-V. Dickenson, b. Daniels, VIM.
Baker, C. C. Allis
Genesee, IHdependent-John Maginnis, John
Hart, James Mcguire, Michael Collins, Law
renee Moran, Patrick O'Donnel
Harrisoh-ISrael Dodge, I. Stone, G.Smith,
G. Scovill,
Hebron-N. Taninwegeh, Peter Green,
L. R. Burdit.
Homer-jacob Pest, W. Edgecom6, H.
Edgecomb, A. u Crosby, W. A. Crosby.
Jackson-M. J. Flynn, Thomas Padget, W.
Smith, R. Persing, G. Mitchell, E. Hovencamp.
Keatiug-Pliny Harris, E. G. Crane, E. F
Dingee, NJ. White, Henry Harris.
oswa5 o-Wm. Dexter, n. c. Goff, G. W
| Burdic, James Bradlee
| Pike. NJ. Kilbourne, S. H. Martin, Isaiah
Sutton,
Pleasant yaIley-George Weiner, Philan.
| der Read, J. c. Fessenden.
I RouIet-John Dehn, Ed Meacham, r. Reed
Sharon-Juna Stevens, Joseph Mann.
Sweden-JuliusN Neefe, D. White, b. L. Bird
Johnson Chase, J. T. jackson.
Stewartson-James Francis.
Summit. L. Pierce, NJ c. Larrabee, II
Watson. James Nelson.
Sylvania--A. Rurleson, c. c. Ress, R. K
Young.
| Ulysses-L. Bird, N. H. Halleck, R. W
Benton
West Branch-John Schaar, G. Fraub.
Wharton-J. L. Nelson.
Woodeille, Independents Charles Coats
Elihu Cole, James Cole, G. j. Burd
Geo. c. Lewis, OF Heating School District
claimed n seat in the Convention, having beer
appointed to fill vacancy caused by the re-
moYal of Miles White.
After hearing statements from Pliny Harris
and Miles White IL relation TO the cause OF
removal and the claims of the contestants, il
was, on motion, decided to admit Miles White
as the legal Director.
Asa Downe also claimed seat in the Cen
vention, having been elected at the last Town.
ship Election to fill vacancy in the Board
1t was decided by vote of So to 43 that
he was not entitled to a saat in the Convention
The salary For County Superintendent was
/ fixed at $500 per annum.
w. RiPd, J. W. Allen, and R. T. Clafflir
were then nominated as candidates for the
Office of County Superintendent.
The ballot resulted as follows:
For J. W. Bird, % votes
J. W. Allen, 62
" r. T. Claflin, l9
/ Mr.. J. w. Allen, having received maj jor-
/ ity of the votes cast, was declared to be duly
elected. Convention adjourned
J. NJ. KILBOURNE, Pres't.
! L. RIRD, ! G.,
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SENSE FAMILY SEWING NAH
PRICE $500.
THE SALEM LEG.

Under the Patronage of the United States Govern.
meut Models of this superior leg may be a the
Agency Of the SALEM LEG COMPANY, No. 80
South SEVENTH Street, Philadelphia
Call and them, or send for circular containing
full information LAp-lm
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-01

lust received by u. c. Il NJ NJ. Larrabee at tht
u Post Office, fine lot of Pastel Bristol and Mono
,hroniatic board Tissue paper, Paints Drawing Pen
els &c for sale cheap
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POLLAK s. SON.
Meerschaum Manufacturers,

ee2 BROADWAY, NEAR FOURTH ST, n. 7.
Wholesale and retail at reduced rates. Pipes and
Holders cut to order and repaired All goods war
-snted genuine Send stamp for Circular. Pipes SO
N each
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TiANVASSERB WANTRD, al 5000 per month,
y We want reliable agents tnone other male and
female TO tho exclusive agency in eveiy county
and township in the L. s. 10 sell the Photograph
Family Record, a work which every family will buy.
L is bound like album but has printed blank
page opposite each photograph for complete record
of the Husband Wife and each child of family, also
containing marriage cerhcate,and pages for military
history of any member of the family. Nothing like
It ever published and nc work that egerts can sell 70
readily. Old canvassers and others should send for
circulars and terms Itis necessary to have copies Of
the work to canvass with price by express 81 so,
So so and s. 90 three stylesl money may be sent BY
mail Name the townships wanted Address
BARTLESON & CO,
anr3 On GIL Chestnut 81. PhiladeIphia.
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NEW MUSIC
DRAWING TTENSIIS,

1tsT receved-Pokas, Waltzes, Schottshes
J Marches Songs, Duets, Variatons-by
April "a 90 D. G. & NJ N LARRABEE.
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GEARY! CLYMER!

We have Photographs large and small of Geary
md Clymer. Agents wanted to sell them. Send IS
,ents for specimen copies by mail, postage paid.
Address BARTLESON g. co,
nav -opo SIT Cbastrvt Ctraa+ pb;la
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II IL u 9 8 E S,

"sERLEY,s HARD RUBBER TRUSS cures
RUPTURE, frees the cord from all pressure will
never rust, break, timber, chafe become filthy
Uhe fine steel spring being coated with hard rubber)
spring made into any power required; used in bath.
ing fitted to form requires slrapping cleanest
lightest easiest and best Truss known. Send for
pamphlet l. B. SEELEY, Sole Proprietor
I347 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
d Rn A Month agents for six
ed SU entirely new articles, just out. Address
O. TGAREY, City Building. .Bddef0rd, Maine.
Dec. 26, 1865. iswly.
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WANTED, AG EN1S-t75 to 5000 PER MONTH
w for Gentlemen, and 335 to SIS for Ladies, every
where to introduce the Common Sense Family Sew
ing Machine, improved and perfected. 1t will hem,
fell, stitch, quilt bind, braid and embroider beau
tifully. Price only 500, making the elastic lock
stitch and fully warranted for three years. We pay
the above wages, q commission, from which twice
that amount can be made. Address call c
BOWERS & co, Utlce, No 255 s. Fifth ST. Phila
deIphia, Pa. E5- All letters answered promptly,
with circulars and terms, apr3.5w.
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For use against Moths in Clothing. Best.
It's advantages, Eli hciency, ,Economy mparts sweet
odor the clothes, and to last through twelve
months. Every Druggist has it.
may lin HARRIS & CHAIRMAN. Rostnn.
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UTANTED-AGEN ENTS-To canvass for the 7I30I-
w dier's Individual Memorial Greater induce
ments offered than by any other publishers. Agents
have an entire monopoly Ia the territory assigned
them as there has been nothing Of the kind yet in
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mental also a record of value TO those who have
served in our countrys defence and friends Of De
ceased soldiers For circulars, &c, address, enclos
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q-e aprlTlm
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thev should not could not be used without pro
ducing effects contrary to natures chosen laws, will
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Prepared by DR.. JOHN L. LYON, 1e5 Chapel
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Serning all private diseases aud female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere Price 81 50pr Bot.
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Administrators A Notice

TTTHEREAS Letters Of Administration on the es
w tate Of II. MANNING late Of ROuet
deceased, have been granted to the Un.
de-sgred all persons indebted to said estate ore
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having just claims against the same should present
them duly authenticated foI settlement, TO
GEORGE w. MANNING,
Administrator cum testamento annexo
Arril 8 1866.
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DISABLED MEN, ATTENTION.

WANTED, one or two men in Coudersport and
w vicinity, who have lost either arm or leg to
Ien "Wadsworth's Waterproof Arnca Healing
Plaster" the best and cheapest Court Plaster in the
market From IS 10 $l0 per day can be made. Ad-
dress with 25 cents for pie and full information
a. F BELCHER, Box 45 Philadelphia, Pa. n. B.
ais agents and peddlers would find It to their inter
est to answer the above. apr17.1m
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AGENTS WANTED.

mo sell The great Amercan TU2zTcs, INC Cheapest
aud most wonderful puzzles of The age. Agents
can readily make from SO to $50 per day will give
any agent 800 if he will sell $4,000 Send 30 cents for
sett Of Puzzles All orders sent by mail free.
PHILIP HILL, Importer Of Fancy Goods; c59
Market St Philadelphia, Pa.
BT- Ladies' Needle Book cont inning loo of the best
Needles Sent by mail on receipt OF so
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TAKE NOTICE.
NJ You w ant

no purchase Cotton Goods, 60 to
OLMSTED.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-03
IMPORTANCE OF PuNcrUATIoN.

IMPORTANCE OF PuNcrUArIoN.-
Wanted u young man to take charge
ia pair OF horses Of q religious turn
CT mind. A school committee man
writes: 1--WE have a school.housC
large enough to accommodate four
hundred pupils four stories high" "A
newspaper says: "a child was run
over by a wagon three years old and
cross.eyed with pantalcts on which
never spoke afterwards"
ParasoL.--A protection against the
sun used by ladies made OF cotton and
whalcbme.
Straps.-Articles worn under the
boots Of gentlemen made Of calf skin.
An exchange describing cclebra'
ton says: THE procession was very
fine andncarly twomles in length; as
was MISC. the PRAYER Of DR.. Perry the
Chaplain"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-03

MADE EN- LArGu.--Ata temperance
meeting recently held near the city,
an Amusing incident took place. A
strong cxhortation had just been d..
livcred by Il speaker present, and the
President requested the Secretary to
pass around the pledge for signatures,
and taking from his pocket what he
supposed was the document, he, with.
ont looking q, it, gaze it to the Sec.
rotary lor that purpose. A large mum.
Der OF names were enrolled, of both
gentlemen and ladies' present. and the
document returned. 1t WAS observed
by the Secretary, while passing the
paper arounl, that considerable litter.
/ ing prevailed among the ladies who
took the prccaut;on to read the con.
tents Of the paper, whilst those who
did not read it and desired to sign, did
so. After going through the congrc.
CATION, the Secretary, on his way back,
looked 1t the paper - sec what was
the canse Of the amusement, when it
was revealed to hin. that, instead OF
the temperance pledge, he had passed
around and received signatures to q
document setting forth the pedigree Of
a celebrated horse. A number of the
young ladies who signed it, now claim
that they arc not members ot the SO.
ciety, rs they have not signed the
pledge.-NoyoM Day Book.
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A sSiE-,llar Circumstance.
Yea: Ia.

Says the Madison (lnd.) Courier:
A most remarkable case OF mistaken
identity recently occurred in our city.
ct the time of the explosion Of the
Gen. Lytlc, Mr.. Scl.larct OF our city
was informed that his SON was among
those killed. liz went to the wharfand
there saw tie corpse OF n young
,nan, which. upon examination, he
WAS satisfied was that OF his son.
The 10 ly was remorrd to Mr., Schla.
rct's residence, and the family and
neighbors, after looking at l., felt per
tectly sure that it Was the remains OF
"Bu5' Schlarct. Tie features OF the
facc were not distinguished so rs to
create any doubts, and we understand
that the corpse had the same ink
marks on the arm us young Schlaret
bears. The :amiI y were in great srict;
the funeral took place, the body was
buried. and tho family put on mourn.
inc apparel. Last Saturday afternoon,
however, Bub Schlarct arrived in the
city from the South. Ills appearance
ut his fathers residence at first created
considerable fright and CONSERVATION,
but WAS aitcrwarl tho occasion OF
great joy. Tho upper end OF tho city
IDr Il llt:!c while was in u state Of cx-
element.
"Duj' from his infancy has been
an adventurous youth, and VIC have
been looking tor him to do something
that would create y commoti0n in the
community. We arc truly glad that he
has turned up alive in the flesh, and
bids fair to live many days yet. But
we arc sorry for the young man who
was killed on the Lytle. and in identity
was mistaken and buried for him.
Thin circumstance may bring up a
difficulty. The Schla:es family had the
mistaken body buried with the tEncral
ceremonies OF the Roman Catholic
Church, and in conaecratcd ground. II
it should now bc discovered that the
buried person vas Il Protestant, al I'LL.
pleasant difficulty will be presented to
our Catholic friends.
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The Journal
CHARLESTON, WEST VA.
WEDNESDAY. 80. OCTOBER 3, 1886.
tFrolu the IrtelliseDeer.l
Onward.

Cast aside old rccollections. 80.
. Grasp the Present BY the halt;
Carve and thrust and battle onward, ,.
$ Till the cup Of doath be quaffed.
Let the cry BE- coward, onward"
Face To-day with full.drawn breath;
Let the cry be onward, onward,
= Til wc. quaf the cup Of death.
Oh! to 10 and dare and suffer,
= That eono better thing may DO;
Dare to beard Q wrong in purple
Dare to die for Liberty:
LIE. the; cry be onward, Onward:
Pledge me, comrades. deep Ond free
Let the cry he onward. onward.
Toward tue nob!cst Liberty!
Forward, forward. Yes: Iirginians.
Lead tie ran that leads tho world!
Life or dcath--ayc. let your lNnces
: On op2ressiou's ranks be hurled.
Let The cry DC onward, onward:
Sons Of Freedom, pledge with NC
lie. the cry be onward, onward,
Let Us die for Liberty!
LIZZIE @. PARKER.
Yea: Ia.
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Tx ToSG"E.-A white fur on the
tongue attends simple inflammation,
Ycllowncss OF tho tongue attends 4
arrangement Of the liver, and is com.
mon to bilious and typhus tevers. y
tongue wildly rcd Oh the tip or edge,
or down the center. or over the whole
surface, attends inflammation Of the
mucous membrane Of the stomach or
bowels. A white velvet tongue attends
mental disease. A tongue rcd ut the
tip, becoming dry, brown, and glazed,
attends Il tyl hus state.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-03

IN THE WEoSa pEw.-A distinguished Di.
vino, OF Fchian proclvitics, was invited to ill
the pulpit o! one Of our prominent churches,
last Sunday, and in his first praycr took &C.
caSion to appeal to the Almighty to conduct
the coming elections in FAVOR Of the Congress.
sional party, to bless aud protect the officers
Of the Government, and guide them in the
management Of affairs to bless the President,
pardon lis many sins. anu, Jmotim~ns's''m'i"
t,ke &m In NwUen at oarr, aAl ~ sent as no
more Antiy J"'ms'ns.
The prayer, no doubt, expressed tn: desires
Of the minister, but respectable portion o!
his congregation didn't sec i: in that light,
and quietly Withdrew from tho church,
Cincinnati C"mmertiR
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Farm for Sale.

THR UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR BALB HIS
I. farm, lying near tho ksnaShA River, within bel!
milo o. and the south side thereof and about eight
miles below Charleston IN RanaRha county, West Viz
EiniA. 49, ...rr, -, ~. ,, -. b.
aad falh eonEs,s Of 1000 acres and Is we'll tinbered
well Hatrrcd IL excellent tobacco land, md II convent.
It'll for s.oek or farming purpc.es There arc 9e dwell.
Ina houssG, Ex tobacco barns, and other out building
! The whole area Is underlai wIib lSum!nuuA Goa sf
superior quality To persons Whaling nv0tt In prop
city growing IN value, this II ODER rce &3opei
sore. TcrmS, third down. and the balance In o,t
and Two years, with legal interest :.
The title u unincum6ered and indhputable. For fur.
TIER particulars the lndrrsgned 1t coalsuo nth
KanawhA Co.., Wess Vi. y JOHN 8, CCSErSGHAx.t II
Gike5, l2s0--2erf sst.N lnIlt -. =, &. ~!
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There is a girl in Jersey whose
lips arc 80 sweet that they stick TO-
Eethcr every morning by the honey
they aissi'. and abe can hot open her
month until she has parted them with
p silver knife. She will be u treasure
10 cr.husband. pot only on accoun,
bi:hcr Sweetness, but because she car
occasionally keep hermouth shut. -
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-03

'r'iEEs: is around the earth girdlc Of Ger.
man influence and German culture. Into
whatever country or elm. the Gcrlnans 70.
they carry with them the habits, paStimcS
and traditions OF Fa,hcrlanl, to which they
cling with unyiclding tenacity. Everywhere
they arc welcomed, and everywhere they i'm.
press much Of their national character upon
the people with whom they take up their
abode. In this country they largely influence
our political ~ we'll as our social life. Gen.
orally Industrious, law-abidins and in,elli'
gent, they are valuable acccSsions to m,
lard. .-.. .... .... g.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-03

The Mayor Of Nancy 10 m intclli'
gent individual. On tho occasion Of
the recent visit Of tho Empress Eu.
gcaie, with her son, the mayor asked
the Prince Imperial -" What il your
age, my Princes" Il am ten" an.
Rwcrcd the Prince. So young, and
already the soH Of The. Emperor oi,the
Frenchm, exclaimed the Mayor, with
great emphasis. ., ..., p. g.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-03

PoTAroEs.-Tho decay OF tho vines
indicates the maturity Of the potatoes,
and early sorts may be dug and
housed ut once; but if there is!apy
appearance OF rot, leave them in the
ground. It makes less work to. dig
only tho sound ones, and the decay.
ing will he cllieAyoScr before the last
Of October; however, it may pay to
dig and market early.,S ii.i''l'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-03

Vallandigham made q speech al
Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio, on
the 18th ult., and among other things
said that MIR. Johnson told him he
had not left the Union partyD be-
cause he never belonged to it."
Liars sometimes speak tho TRUTH, ,
and that Val. has done so on this &C.
casiou is not improbable. ~, II
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-03

AGENrrEMAs.--Gentility is neither
in birth, manner, nor faehion, but in
mind. h:high.scnse ofhohor?adeter-
u.ination never to take a mean advau-
tage Of another, an adherence to truth,
|delicacy, and politeness towards those
with wholn.yoIf muy5 have; dealings.
arc the essential and distinguishing
characteristics Of a gentleman. 49,
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;rosb Hi,li1ss;sssH 70 on 1I,' the Nr,isduftos.

+ We are told that there want any.
thing made.in vain; !. this IL sum So
but | have thought the time spontt IN
msnulacsurin muskctoze want: .l1oW
they waz ever put together never
Good tell and there il ono CONNER
+shal peculiarly abou: the inuskceter
trade and ,hntis the supply always
exceeds the demand, and yet the pro-
ducsbul is not diminished ;'l4kant un-
dcrssand this no how. ,They;aro born
of poor but Industrious parents, and
arc brought up with great care under
tho auspiscs nv sum Nv our best tami.
lies. They l,ay great impudencc and
don't hesitate to stick their best trens
with bad bill. They have also con.
sumate courage. | have known sim
gle muskccter to tite man and his
wife all mite long, and draw tho first
blud. 1t is very easy to kill muske'
tozc, when You kin. But in striking
EN- you arc very apt to hit the exact
place wharo they wuz. They are
cheerful little cusscs; singn us they
toll.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-03

TIE SEcREr.-"l noticcd,' said
Franklin, "a mechanic, among a mum
Der of others ut work on house erect
ing but q little way from my office, who
always appeared to be in Il merry hn'
NOR, who had u kind word and cheer
full smile for every onclle met. Let
the day be ever 80 cold, sunless OF
gloomy, Il happy smile glanced like a
sunbeam over his cOuntenance. Meet.
ing him one morning | asked him to
tell me the secret Of his constant and
happy flow Of spirits"
NO secret, Doctor" he replied
81 have got one Of the best wives, and
when 90 home she meets INC with d
smile and u kiss ; and then ten is sure
to be ready, and she has done so many
little things during tho day to please
nc, that | can not find it in my heart
to speak an unkind word to anybody.'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-03

l1s exchange paper says! "Ncyer
Itfs peaple to:work for YOU gratis. Two
SeasS Ago q man carried anbnndle for
snS;s s1d We have, been lending him
.tNentSsa cents week ever since. y
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