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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
REMOVAL.


The Lota=afe s1r" iG-urs,-s Company L.Vs Tsnsvsi
TLeif IN No ~. IL
No. SOY Market street.
INguRPuhArku rhK I.k9IeLATuRk o. rnt
] ST ATE Oh DEL WARE, Wttb n Us pitsi 90
Tho Ptesiirut au1 ssSFeiaE IsuoVinE application
La al thu Oit0- IL ilnAnsloh asalust
kiis o. ever description Ct bullinEsiG EensIa
Oh Endiap rlgs A. pot and thrii household
daus,e b, iulAni ira sPofIation 81 subis msI
ottauul se Anl u,untis produce
f-It1z luanI IN Il anT OF u,
QolAp Anloan The sr-s oi fhiIaIslIhia " New Su-s
PARTIES insured ulAt 'eDeas Tie fullest uunhisa
sSidlts 81 capital aud that losses il DO ptoDti,
~ t- ALnuai Election hell Niaf, i ON the k,l 1,.
81, khoideI- elected Dite ,erss n. tts -,s
iDl yesi, Nl44
DIHsCr0ha
1c"fSr JonsA, sanul y. htwtiL I NV nyLoan
pa7id WiieOn. J"Ln fottei, qto ". 5pAIks
HiouthH ~ $500
10 GddItLn ~ tLsA bOy- mode pfuvart, III
beJA"A5" flte Insurance CDpsuI hose cha ter
petH rhhot tsystue insut RHal EstAte
iset Pc prttsl iu-uf The bseomiuF
RcoId L. a." upOa gu,,A at To
BE- Insured tu ui.iai t- nitLII al sLy ti, b,
irsSinA osnt tho epOHtei FLls
II Outit ID t To mule ad the
thsrv IL az Gvnsuiua ~ the puiirf
Property thai would br iusaf3t 40
cents 81 Nu will DO ins4ie Ell paf deposit
aud 10 IRE RfoPuTttOn as the risk lac
Rt~Hons Wishing to inAure their property WsLtlslh
btmAtiuh tue subsHtof tnsuTRnos ~iii Apply
AaentsNH owe, or -
uEos9kJuH e. ptcsiiout
Joas MOL, Sanctuary
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Agricultural Chemical Co.'S


Agricultural Chemical Co.'S
OH f A = FERTILIZERS.
The Fertilizers prepared by tho Agricultural Chemical
co "a Company ehaIteroI by the Legislature of Penn
yvanla, with capital Of s2boo00) havo been proved In
the Farmer Gardener and Fruit Grower Of ali coneen
tTated Nannres now offered IN any ~ ,rket The Com
pany'slisi embraces the following T.
PABUIEITE. Th hn.sS 3. !. !, i, cor. s.
and the fsrdlizlns element urine com bihed chem
, Ga,y aud mechanically with other valuable Fertii
Srtauesd to pqiyerulsnt condition ady IVr i'm
ann wthGu iods oft highly nitro
snoyeraal applicability 10 all erops and soils and
" 1 ~, me &c i've quaities, we'll known TO
90 q" That ssri'nlturists can desire,
CHEMICAL COMPOST
such ssmeat, bore nab leather hair and Wool. 10
Helbet with henioals and inors anc rs which
| msntB, e''
ittsa very valuable Fertilizer fog held crops sansr
II, an s,pets r p.tatoss and garden purposes
maieii VERY popular with all who have usea II.
COMPOSITE FERTILIZER. This high
pnrtenlaiiy sdeptsd for the
YER, yisytous and healthy growth wood and fruit
nd arkeIy ner' sss the quantity aud perfect the
Plant sand doserst will be found Indispensable ar
ttco toHeenre their greatest perfection It will prev
and cure DISEASED conditions OF the peach and graz
lta composed OF such elemautg TO make IL adApt
| soils. " " ~ ~
The formula or nj thod OF combining to co stitue nj
lettllhns ingred ents have resolved the highest "
P@vn , oil eminent ehe4'ists and sc'entido ssrieul
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xsw Castle County Mutual Insurance.

New Castle County Mutual Insurance.
COMPANY.
OFFICE '.WILMINGTON lNsTIrUrE,n
Corne r Eighth and Market St6.,
~ WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest Premium Notes r educ ed TO Perct.
TIE prinep.lof Mutual Insurance is bslsyed TO be
the saeIt and perence, has proved II to be
the cheapest Of Insurance astst loss by are
although th, stituton but Twelve
ister the list OF inAurera will 2sorAby with
other Fire during time
notfsw, hAvs bean promptly paid all who have been
insured in this and have had the misfortune to be
burned out, attest The object has beep to
FOOD list q safe risks rather than to swell e number
ability the Cash OApitan of heavy dis
sstersdurine the year.
~ Wilmington Gity,-wiilia% Candy, aseEss Richard
S,s%.I = snyss Jshp cSshtsA Edward 7. Bsilsh
Brandywne Hd ard pri khurst, j. CLOUD Elliott
Christisna Hd.-Jamea Riddle.
New Castle Hd.-John Guyer.
White Clay Greek lie. -AbrAham P. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
D. SMITH, Secretary and Treasurer.
ID-oToe hourstTom 20 l. and from 1tos
IanlH "
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

THOMAS MITCHELL. UndertaAsy
Respectfully intoT his fIroGds aud ti.e
- 81 utl, generally that h. bsa 5Esj
@HSIsA@-'' hon. as East Third SITaGt, ~ the
" ". Cor oil 5th ana French SITS (,
aj.its R,psssl ~ give Lis rerso.ai attention ~ tn
bus,Guss u NDGREAkING, in all it, branches
assures th0sO whS may require his services. that
II : will hnd hin TGlay With HJTseG ana CdgIirgts
Isui,i b -fu usiEaIs ali times
ga SMALL HEARsE, expressly Tor Children
KEsIOENCE No POPLAR SHEET
MAr.h Il If
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
IiARI)W Arr

HARDW A RE.
Foreign and Domostic Hardware,
Paints and 'hlass.
Cat aud Wrought IN AIIraGds Aha.
aim. MoTttss "a Cd De- I'd Loekr ~ L.lshss
PAD Ca.st. cAYb.sfd aud pI I~st LosE.
AhetieAn prsUliu IA ood 5Siksa
lTass, HhIsE "a Gov I'd Mn I't.i.
shoysls Spades .pioks aud kttvlI.
bEsbhhe tiles. and poT esiaiu Lima Il .t,.a
AIyai. Ch1pplus aud Hand. 4,s
Mill, Ufosd cut Aut CtFsuisT'saH.
hauj PHnhel al fuanOu tawv
fllGHand hAspa, sOnpste 7k1Itl-pt
slsoE's aid 1.-The ~ aksru SCR ~ -.
Graduated fwist shly AA4 are NJ VIZ
pash's aud other IN akeTs' ASi Ne AM =.
Baldwin bench aud MualNne Pla =.
y. W. patpahtsr' sLALeaHe& Pan o.
bntehsr sChi4olr ,uOpAse zR rs rfraas
Hfley sPiOpgh and Castiu - ankskMl
gums ,Pistolsd Pereubsion y -Waiks-,Trd a.,
Powder blAhkl. Shot PouGhs nitfamS ~ 'Ae'
hniVes apd forks Americsn aud HnsiTb
zen, Pocket aud praLins Knis
kAso4A, Seissorsaud ShsAFsa I'D a. o.str.
looking Glsssss and Wsitsrs
sad lyons Car boxes Sash Welshtsk b.,
st bAranq Sheet cad Tin, Linn 60
WtitsAna BED Lead and Their psints ~So
1oid LeAt, window ulAsa, Coach L No. .Iy..,t.s
Japan Biash and Ship varnish 'N''"sh'
spiTtsru rpsbuns Putty, II ydrsult pemant 49,
sni H'p OAPELLE a BROTHER
-.t,. Al. .1uSsessurs tr JUBz A, bbEuA H.
~ No.sls MAthet ST., WilnnR ton, bel
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
'ahE rARssERs MUTUAL tsn 4.
Insurance Com q any al tho state
OF &c In NuEp.

(OhidrSAL MAJ CaBsH SCI
ttir Company continues to OtsT 10 the psspi. OF
Delaware, Its superior advantages OF insurance
Lose by hrs on ali descriptions Of property except Ma
Iins risk-
TIE Iastiluti1hls e-mnsnasd by over 10 year. srps
nsnce Ia aud etIsn t. the subject Aatual Insu
fsESet ltains the Ers 10 Introduce the prSCps
suI Stale By reason VI which It 10 believed tbs Mhn
have been enabled to adjust and dissinDats
between the diusrsht Varieties Vi property TO
de- tho 1sInbsfssip among HE most sequjtsbie In
-hafssoI "a tho numerous lAsGIsUs- Companies pre-
ssussa 10 tie public
1t takes credit " iIs s that lie psvusLt= lossss
Rave bssa ~ prompt and LIBERAL that In IS
sad lJssss teAG14As over f10v, 100 net single
u htH alton Las VLcAr'i, aud aeerUsy with.
.st e. 10 z,Il-iAeItSh IL the PARTIES iosued
Looking more ~ Ma s.lety Lhau ~ the huntst sld
amount Ot lie risks 1t Las declined Hundreds Thou
sahds oil Dollar UI Insurance either requiring
sets 5 Insurance ~" tn. ohsTReoi the Institution
htH nHuLetit is eIIesissd has the safest ana
'Dst select usl i1ssraueea, ii proportion to the
ameuut-Jssr ex aiilliCn. OF pSilars OF sEy other
Company ~Ithis reasonable range
IL sydeuee 81 this Il bae not ohly rsdussd The Tsla
~ i1suahee at all lines moderate siTth daring
tie last Two yssIs. bat Il presents clear surplus
md u *aa 1O1 ~ security against any ~
the Deposit Notes. which by the IssOTl 10 scip
CsHinsa1Os the balances due - each InsIE beI now
being isanst viii bs paying interest tbs
aaTy 1869. SIthe rate oT pei sstI EuLuM. lkss
making u stiII iaIth d eiuetion
II udnE.anssd The "a, l-e2 VIII feA pI.tsetlAn
IL No community In Deposit NSsss u s93o wv
surplusfuai ~ GU
Total pTotrsItou 800 Ub0
IL 10 tbs wsrk 0t tie Fat nlsLs VI DsiAwsTs ard
rfesidsnt- ESSEN sHAKrk
HnuT q IY Il Moi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
CHEMICAL COMPOST.
COMPOSITE FERTILIZER rAi. h,
PHOSPHATE OF LIME

The AHr.'"t9tal Chemical Company manufacture
a heFDhnt- OF LHdo in accordance with new and
valuable tnriiutA ~ which very superior article is
ptoduei a. 10 be afforded alta less price than other
mAnu!hctui'rF charLe Pracu cal tests have proved
that it vaiae farizar iscqual 10 the est pbos
phate 81 limc ia the market
As q ASH. Az orders for a Ton or more, win
tn elN cred Mt tho harosd station AMI the
Of Shipment, free of Cartase Carriage iii be
Un all oTdOts nf = barrels or lrEs
Ohe dollar psr Fnn aowa tor carriage will be
Canal wharf "
AGhiUuLluRAi, Gil EMIuAL CcMPANYiS wuREs
At CANAL NH,Ht. % IHE EEL ASARE.
office 4l3l Arch 81, Phiadelphia, Pa.
II, d EIrrr. General Agent
Ihe OtiupAny's Pamphlet Circular, embracing full
hIeUuOus Tor using tbs Ebove BY mail
WLtu '-dupEiuI. -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26
Il. II. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
mHOLEshLK AND RETAIL DRUGGIST.
NO. ~ MlrheI SlreeI

f fagg' HRevi u new article Tor the hair an
~ kin, 1t ii superior to all the ordinary preparation
~ now IN usr ot The hsir,the agent is II. Il. b,inR
Az hurst Jt1 Market ST.
Poor kich ri 3 Eye Water article ers sle at
H. BripghuIsts.
liemt I'D tButhu for disGaseE fthe hidney6 Grsye
Otopsy, &C, II. IL. EFinahurgt store
silver ia 81 lie UcsturtclOev Sil
yer Plated Ware. &c.
Marsslis Aromatic Fine Cut.-This ARTICLES nut
and used te rOhacso, is the beat sab
stltnte We have ever had, II n. BrinshuIst.
Tobias Nenitian orse Liniiaent large bUttlesst Ii r.
Briughurst s.
Mrs. wnsow $50 9TH bteethins at
II. H. lringhurst'E.
Extracts ir the Hsndk ercel ali 1851 tmento hue
Extract Just received ut N. Il, brin Rhursps.
syrhUH ell kinda and cheap H. X.
Gtus-vr shoulder Braces, susp Bandnses, upper
~. quite assnrtmant at II. II. Brin ghuTst's.
kltnE hutat Cough syrup There 10 nothing superior
tOthIH rup tor bad cold cough. H. H. BringhuIBt
JRynes Family Medicnne al the owest pTiees Of the
.gents' HSR. BRIN0Il thsT,
hgp.I fnlIth .Grset otF ,Wimin ton Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

tlNV Ti(JN)hS,
AT L, 5 u buTLER'S BOOK AND NEWSPAPER
FORE. 49, MARKET STREET
5ysE1A The hcifololiteI by ltObert st. Clar Cloth.
ElSRF L4tp Gui ri dts Twenty months In the
CITY iAep rim"nt Il the ttul by Col. Dugslne
4aeSF1 RISE flnuel,s ,lihh
R<#sS Mr. Hoodolip~'s ,uoku,y as It should Re
Cluth.
ii.nr Heroes SAINTS AMI dA,Brs., ny I. 5. ArthuT
Ghth
West Nrginia It's FAims aud - Mines, and OIL
Wells. Cloth.
Oh Regions at eHu-J lSanI. Cloth
summer story shs'idsm's Ride Fooms By
Y hHehanau Il. ID
I, uil Bird to BE- hit with o By Mrs Gore
The ivUag Cade' H. Capt BelIrw
Annie Z ilteni mont hy Mrs Ma kaurie Daniel.
The Los' WIN hy Mrs. Henry Wood.
Match Making
GtsilrB IN the Ar by Yrs. Gore
Also large number Of Books at various Kinds
AN the latest Magf2ls aud Newspapers. stationery,
PHfI M0uDtrs PotStt Wallets ami Fancy Articles.
n. \. Il. BUTLER,
oct 2blt 40 Market St, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26


TIE subscribers al = nvw tuiIy prepared Ia Nh
all ordsTs IN their line of business with prom ii
Hi ness and attn lowest tGtes consstent lr,e
IN economy. '''e
- They keep constantly on hand a fun sunn!, ,
Gas Fixtures OF the best sprh NJ tR.
delers Pendants Brackets Portable Gas Ont an
Plain Globe Shades of the latnst yea and desi
for heating all descriptions Of buildings with steam
We have purchased the right this State Tor Thatrb
sr'B Force Cnd Lit Pump the best ever nsta AMI 4,
put them up at short notice 49,
Having the sol agency Tor this STATE iApdaya lust
~ celebrated patent Sell Regulating Nind Kngne an
datter ourselves that facilities InITodGcS mi
country dwellings, both water and gas un-Qualrd W,
would call tbs particular attention OF parsons resjn
the osnntrI 70 these inAchines They best in III
United otAtes Tor the accomplishment great Jgds
rAtum ir ms country gentleman farmer aEy other
barn. and an economical and beautiful isht ina Wind
knkne Is not Affected by the heavies OF wind AMI IL
ready NJ all times day or nzht there ia any wind
Iith9ut tear or favor to accomplish its tasL
We Also preerred put IN the best manner Hydran
lie RAms of the most approved Kinds ~ '"'
We prepared with the best La atsnd to ali
deserphons OF ssanboAt, ship and houss Plnmbps and
copper planished, and lead lined Bath Tubs Basns 6ted
er hot or cold water urnal water closets Wash
Rsyes PLAIN and circulating shower Baths; iron or less
sinks; Boston oompanT's Gum Hose Water Fllters-In
AL Subscriptions OF Sheet Load work Al shorf notice
We hopeoy prompt and strict zttenton to ali work
rs3led 70 our care AHd desire to give full
al cases 10 merit Aad receive share of the public
No. 5,MARKET STREET, sbov Fifth, s.1i door to
s sa nfsss ass.rr, FKRAis& eA Iss.I
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-01
Notice.

GERNANrA, Potter Co., Pa, Aug. l, 1868.
NJ Office is hereby gwen that Charles Bu-
~ shor, now or late of this county, holding
the following described property, has not ye'
paid any consideration whatever fer the same,
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur-
chase any Of said property of the said Bushor
before the decision of the Court is given in
this case and c. Bushor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property:
Ist A certain tract Of land near the Ger
mania Mill, in warrant 5O75. Abbott township.
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acres
Also 25 acres in warrant 5O78 and adjoining
the above.
2nd. A certrin tract of land, with Mill and
improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek, in
warrant 58I9 in Stewartson township, Potter
comfy, Pa, containing about 2O4 acres.
G. Bushor holds also in trust warrant no
25OI, in Games township, Tioga county, Pa.
on the road leading from Germania to Gaines,
containing $50 acres.
If WM. RADUE.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-01

"Tribune" was fully reinstated, having
added strength to It's editorial force aud
improved It's facilities for conducting
business. A year or two later it passed
from the sole proprictorship Of Greely and
McElrath into the management of joint
stock company,which has since controlled
its fortunes.
10 the early days, the doctrines eff the
French school Of socialists found favor in
the Office Of the Tribune" it has since
ceased its advocasy of them. and Mr. Bris-
bane no longer enjoys the use of his semi
weekly column for discussions upon the
benefits of Association. Twenty wears ago
the lamRnted Margaret Fuller was a con.
slant contributor to the columns of the
Tribune" her place has never been filed
Ia lateryears, the paper has passed through
many changes, at one time during the war
by It's Own confession, having been seri-
ousIy straitened in its means, but the ev-
licences Of prosperity which it exhibits to-
day show that the evil days are past
Y. I. Post.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-01
JOHN PATTEN. Jr., Proprietor.

FENHE Pacific Hotel is well and widely
I known to the travelling public The To-
cation is especially suitable to merchants
aud business men it is in close proximity to
the business part of the Uity-is on the high
way of Southern and Western traveI-and
adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodation for
over 500 guests tits well furnished, and pos
sesses every modern Improvement for the
comfort and entertainment Of its inmates
The rooms are spacious and well ventilated ;
provided with gas and water; the attendance
is prompt and respectful; and the table is
generously provided with every delicacy Of
the season.
The subscriber, who, for the past few years,
has been the lessee, is now sole proprietor,
and intends to identify himself thoroughly
with the interests Of bis house. Wish long
experience as a hotel-kecper, he trusts, by
moderate charges and a liberal policy, to
maintain the favorable reputation of the Pa
Cifc Hotel. JOHN PATTEN. In
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-01
TELEEREPn:NG.

IF0 0TTa0g0WonIE Wr T0'0--1WHIno are Elr In -
vance Of anything oftho kind ever ole red TO the %
lie. regular Telegraph Line Is ccnmoctci witbrL,
nsttut on with twenty bran ch offices in yario, rr
of the city where public business j. transacted and
in which students Of lis Institution are permitted n
practice No r"gunr office practice can be hai IN ar
other school of instruction IN the country without
when no one can obtain position practical op.
orator Young men are cautioned against tho dccep
tive representations Of those who, without any Sueb
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-01

IMPORTANT ACT.-The following re-
latige to exempt persons who have been
in the Military service Of the United
States, from paying their bounty taxes,
became law or the Both Of March last :
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the CoDlmonwealth
Of Pcn"sylranju IN General Assem6ly
met o"d Il Is hereby enacted by the au-
horjy Of tie sa@1e, That all persons. who
have been mustered into the military
service of the United States, and have
served therein for period ofnot less than
nine months, in the war to suppress the
rebellion, aud their properly, and those
persons who have been discharged from
said service, on account of wounds, or
physical disability, contracted in such ser
vice aud their property, and the widows
and orphans of such persons, and their
property, shall be exempt from the pay
ment of all bounty aud per capita tax
levied, or to be levied, for paying Dounties
to volunteers, IN tho several counties of
this commonwealth, and such persons
shall also be exempt from the payment of
militia fines.
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SOUTHERN TENNESSEE.

4 correspondent oftLe Ogdensburg (N.
Y J1arna1, who writes from Pittsburg
Landing, Tenn, closes letter filed with
interesting details Of the great battle Of
Shiloh with the subjoioed description Of
The population Of that portioo of the state:
"The condition of the poorer class here
IS worse than you Of the bountiful North
can readily imagine, Dirty by habit, rag
ged and i'll fed from poverty, their pale
yellow complexions ard general outward
appearance almost convince YOU that you
are sojourniug among the natives Of an
other planet, They are crushed on every
oide-robbed by thieves aud cheated By
their employers. The condition Of the
middle class is scarcely better. One man
IN this vicinity, and with whom | talked
the other day, owns two thousand acres Of
land, sach as would sell ID St Lawrence
county for fifty dollars per acre yet the
appearance Of himself family and home is
as bad as that of the poorest laborer 10
the North. His homestead is almost In
ruins; his land lies uuteDanted and uu-
cultivated and his best efforts secure
scarcely enough corn for his half-fanished
looking family.
"Much of this general shiftlc8sne8s,
however is owing mainly to the ravages
Of the war and the still unsettled coudi-
ton Of the country, The stock the far
meTs had has long since been taken away
by both armies, aud now the best they
have are condemned government horses
and mules purchased at auction Then
again they cannot buy stock at the North
or elsewhere, even if they had the means
because it would be stolen at last Just as
it arrived here. The country here is
still full of guerllas, who ylunder friend
and foe Unfortunately, though most Of
their deprcdations are made npon Union
men, or those who are suspected of har-
boring Union sentiments Law-and
there Is none in force htrc which guerilIas
are bound to respect-haS no tcrrors for
these desperadoes. While our party was
encamped on Shiloh battle field a band of
these robbers, watching their opportunity
surprised and captured a federal soldier,
one Of our escort, together with two pack
mules, three miles from camp. The sol
dler effected his escape from them soon
afterwards but the animals have not since
been heard of, though the whole country
has been patrolIed. From Northern Mis-
slsSlppi they 60 in gangs into West
Tennessee, TO steal and run off stock
from West Tennessee they 90 into Mis-
Sissippi, in gangs for the same purpose
\ few days since | conversed with
white-haired old gentleman, sixty eight
years Of age, whose house was attacked
not long since by band Of guerillas and
"abbed of everything valuable In order
to con~ei him to reveal where his money
was hidden, they 1ouHa him to plank
in front Of his own fire place, T2shing - -
feet close uptoa roaring fire, and kept him
there, literally roasting alive, for nearly
halt an hour. The poor old man is DOW
cripple for the few years tLatare left him.
Most Of these plundercrs and murder
ers are supposed to be the criminals whom
Jeff. Davis released from prison at the
tine that the affairs Of the rebels had be
come desperate.
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-01

The sgIe to commence MONDAY, the 10Th day Of
January, and end the first OF March. Come early if
you want the first chance
The DOORS Of the firm win be closed on the 9th
January, and credit given thereafter. Those who
have accounts with the firm will please call aud settle
without delay, as the Books must be settled at
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-01

The mosf comp'c'p ard thoroughly srp1'niesp
ness or Cumu,e cia College in the country 'D''
The only one in the city assessing a I.ey.r,.,
Charter and the only one in The United States ar
to graduates in the Commercial Course under i,s ~,
pOrate seal bv authority of law. '
Conducted hy gentlemen of liberal education .,
extensive experience In bUs ness, and tfor.iry 1
quail e'i advantage for the thorough thturetcaI 49,,
pttctical education ol young for The "a. ion. s
Ties and employ ymeuts OF tus ness life.
THEORY AND PRACTICE COMBINED
by system Of
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING
original and pree n1iueat]y practical z wing the 81,
lent iu tup shortest time complete Insight INTO l.
routine details, customs and forms OF business. y,
general conducted n the UeSt-rrgUiatyd {, ut.r-
cial ana financial rsIubl sUmeuts.
THEORETICAL BOQK-EEfPIEG
Truon new plan. With an Original exposition rf,l
science " account, arranged aHd published Do, ,r
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