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and certain specific for the of all Instructions and
suppres,ons Of nature Their popularity is indicated
by the fact that 100000 bottles 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 merits They rapidly taking
the place every other Female Remedy, and arc con
sidered by all who know aughJ of them, the surest
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regularity and strength Explicit directions stating
when they may be used, and explaining when and why
they should not, could not be used without pro
ducing effects contrary natures chosen laws, will
be fonnd carefully folded around each bottle, with
written signature ofJOHN 1. LYON, without which
none genuine.
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either personally or by mail enclosing stamp) con
corning all private diseases and female Weaknesses
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Buffalo and Washington Railway.

A meeting OF the Stock Holders of this Com
pamy was beld at the Teffs House in the city
of Buffalo on the 7th inst, and it was voted
to increase the capital stock of the Company
to three millions of dollars.
The following persons were chosen Direct
ors of the Company for the ensuing year.
William G. Fargo, William A. Bird Abel
T. Backmar, John Allen, Jr., George W. Tiffs,
James S. Gibbs, James Bragley, Aaron Riley,
c. V. B. Barse, Frank L. Stowell, Aaron T.
Arnold, Frederick B. Swift, James l.. Pond.
At subsequent meeting of the Board of
Directors the following were elected as officers
William {. Fargo. President James Brag-
ley, Vice President; James S. Gibbs, Sec'y {;
Abel 7. Biackmar, Treasurer; William Wal
lace, Chief Engineer.
The citizens Of Buffalo and along the line
of this road are becoming fully alive to the
importance of this work, and the great neces-
sity of 1t In procuring an amble and full sup
ply of cheap coal from the rich coal-held of
Pennsylvania, and in the choice of the above
named gentlemen as directors and officers OF
the company the people have a sure guaran-
tee that the road will be commenced early
and prosecuted rapidly to its completion.
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TIE CAMERON CITIzEN.-We regret exceed
ingly to be compelled to announce the demise
Of this paper. 1t was resucitated some six
months since under the most fattering aus
pices. Never did community eyince greater
desire 10 sustain their press than did the
citizens Of Cameron county to sustain the
CuizHr, The business men, not only in En-
porium, but all over the county filled its COL
umns with their advertisements at the pub
lishers rates. More job work was given to
the Office than could be done, or at least was
done, and every effort was made OF the part
OF the people to make the Office paying one
but how did the young men who controlled
the Office appreciate such generosity? By
proving false to every principle of honor and
decency. They neglected their business by
spending their time in billiard saloons and
drinking places, and took advantage of the
kindness extended to them by borrowing all
the money they could of their friends, run
ming in debt to every man who would trust
them with goods or board, and then sneaked
from the county like the gultiest criminals
Ihey better never show themselves again in
cameron county for they could look for moth
ng but harsh treatment from a community
tney nave so grossly outraged. We hope the
C"'zen VIII soon be revived and under more
favorable ausPices.-NcKean Hlnar.
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SOLDIERS,

Soldiers who have served in the armies of
the Union, children, mothers, everybody that
has got bad Cold, Group, Whooping Cough,
or is troubled with any lung or throat com.
plants, we advise you TO use Goes Cough
Balsam, the cheapest and best cough prep
aration in the world,
And when ycu have the Dyspepsia, or are
tronbled with ConstUation-the great cause
of i'll health-or any trouble of the stomach
or bowels, use Goes Dyspepsia Cure imme-
diatelv
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Registers Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that partial Ac-
~ count of JOSEPH NJ. SHATFER and
JAMES SHAFFER, Jr., Administrators Of
the Estate of HENRY SHAFFER, late of Glib
son Township, decd, has been filed in the
Registers Office in Cameron County, and will
be presented to the Orphans Court of said
County On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
March next, for confirmation.
A. &. KELLY, Register.
Regs Office, Emporium, Feb. !, 1866.
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BsE5@ We are pleased to hear thai the Repub-
Icans Of Cameron County have purchased the
Citizen Office at Emporium and are about
establishing distinct Republican paper. We
understand further that c. NJ. Dickinson, Esq.
will have charge of the editorial department
Of the paper, which is evidence that it will
rank high as literary journal. We wish
the new enterprise every success.-Mnar.
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rnE COMMISSIONS AID EXPERIENCE on !

HuE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as a Caution to Young
Men and others, WHO suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay Of Manhood, &c, supplying AZ The
time the means Of Cure. BY one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable quackery
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies, free of charge, may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ,
IvsrJy 80 Brooklyn, Kings Co, \. Y
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B@ RARE CHANt

B25~ RARE CHANCE FOR PRMrgR.--A
journeyman printer who is competent to take
charge of the mechanical department of
weekly paper can procure a very desirable
situation by addressing either ofthe following
gentleman at Emporium Cameron county, Pa,
F. B. Hackett, c. NJ. Dickinson, H.T, Taggart
or \. T. Kelley
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LECTURES OF COURT WEEK.
On Monday EYeninq. l9th Inst..

By Rev. 2. F. EMERSON. Pastor of the Bap-
tist church in Wellsville n Y. on the '.Moral In
fucnce of the Beautiful or the Morality of
Beauty, 4 review Of the beautiful ia Nature,
Art and Literature showing that the truly
beautiful is always neral in its Influence
1t is a subject that can he made highly inter-
estirg to all and we bespeak for the lecturer a
good Observation-Disclosures % cents.
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ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS

CURE LUMBAFO, PAINS OF THE SIDE,
VARICOSE VEINS, SORE CHEST, SC.
An Electrician, who has great experience
OF their effects in local rheumatism, in tic
doloreux, and deeP-seated nervous and other
pains, and in affections of the kidneys, etc,
etc, attributes all theic sedative, stimulative,
and pain-releving effects to their electric quail
tiles He asserts they restore the healthy
electric condition Equilibrium Of the part,
and that being restored, pain and morbid
action cease
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LAME BACK.

Brandreth House, New York, Nov. %, %.
T. ALLCoCK & Co-Gentlemen lately
suffered severely from a weakness in ny back.
Having heard your Plasters much recon-
mended in cases Of this kind procured one,
and the result was all THAT | could desire A
single Plaster cured me in a week
Yours, respectfully, j. G. BRIGGS.
General Agency, Brandreth House, New York
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
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AGENTS WANTED!

$40 A DAY EASY MADE $40
BY selling Engravings, Card Photographs
aRi Stationery. Our Stationery Packets cx-
cells all others each Package contains Paper,
Envelopes Pencil, Pens, &c, and JeweIry
worth a dollar at retail. Price only 80 cents.
We will send Agents 100 Stationery Pack
ages and Silver Watch for SI7 We also
publish splendid Steel Engrayings and Por
traits. Lithograph Prints, &C, very popular
and saleable, viii send a fine assortment of
100 for $500 that will realize $50 or a $40
lot that will sell for $50 or over. VIII send
a sample lot for $ that viii sell for SIS.
Send Stamp for Catalogue, Terms, &c. to
HASKINS Il CO, 3G Beekman St, NY
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COUDERSPORT ACADEMY.
;. w. ALLEN. Principal.
Miss. J.. r ALLEN, Assistant.
Miss e. q. HAMILTON, Music Teacher

The Spring Term will begin March 5, 1850, and
continue Twelve weeks.
Tuition uo be paid at tie middle Of the Term1
from Three to Eight d liars, lucidem'as, Twenty
five cents. No extra charge Tor Book Keeping, by
Single and Double Entry.
\ Teachers Class Will be organized and thoroughly
instructed in the Theory and Practice of Teaching,
Free of Charge.
Rooms, suitable for Students desiring TO board
themselves. can be rented reasonably in town.
T5ufars-1~t
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BsG~ We are under obligations to Hon. G.
W, Scofeld for a copy of Lecture delivered
before the Soldiers and Sailors Union League
of Washington, on the evening of November
Il, 1865, by CLINTON LLOYD, Esq, Chief
Clerk House of Representatives. 1t is enti-
ted the "Great Lesson of the War;" and is
written in that clear, forcibIe. and nervous
manner peculiar to Mr.. Lloyd Our citizens
VIII remember him as the orator who made
the powerful speech at the close of the after
noon meeting in 1864,
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ULYSSES ACADEMY.
ulysses, -&ott+r Co.
{, srENENs PrincinaI .

u e. - AE.N IN - 21Et1SAaNSal
f II. JOHNSON, Assistant
Mrs. c. A. JOHNSON, Precptressi
Mrs. y. &. STEVENS on Painting ara German
Miss GERALDINE WOOD, Vocal and Instius
mental Music.
Spring Term opens Tuesday, March 6, 1896 Stu
dents are requested TO be present at the commerce.
mcnt in order 10 enter their classes the first week
Glasses Will be arranged to accommodate ALlF
especially those who desire to enter upon course.
Social and moral culture receive due attention,
4 Teachers Glass will he formed for those who
expect to take summer schools and viii receive
Special attention.
There will Je in connection with The school Com.
mercial Department, consisting OF Penmanship Book
Keeping ana Commercial Law.
The "Studcnts' Literary holds is session Frida?
evening of each week, and is We'll attended by tho
patrons of The school.
The design is 10 give students thorough and prao'
tjcGl knowledge OF all the branches taught.
TLauition per Term English branches
S+00; Languages and Higher Mathematics, $500
Painting S 90; BooE-keepiug $Lo0; Instrumental
Music S. 90 Use Of Instrument, $780, aud FocSi
Music SI0O-
Text Books can be obtained al she Institution.
Rooms be rented aud boarding Ob.alned IN nrt"
yate families at reasonable rates.
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On Tuesday Evening goth Inst,

The same gentleman will give lecture in
behalf Of the cause of Temperance by in
vitati0n Of EuialIa Division S. OF T. Those
who attend his lecture on Monday will be sure
to repeat their visit this evening.
The Division desires to furnish those who
attend our Terms of Court from other parts OF
cur county the means ofspending portion OF
their spare time with pleasure and profit to
themselves-They cordially invite all to come.
On Wednesday evening it is hoped that the
farmers of the county will find time to look
after the. interests of the County Agricultural
Society-Arrangement5 should BE made for a
fair next Fall. ia
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LYMAN HOUSE.

LewisyiIIe, Potter County Pennsylvania.
DURTON LEWIS. Proprietor. Having
ID taken this excellent Hotel the proprietor wishes
to make the acquaintance of the travelling public and
feels confident of giving satisfaction 10 all who may
can ON him = Feb r. 65 Il
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ES5@ At a meeting of the members of the
Republican County Committee, hela in pur-
suance of fnotice, L. Rogers was recommended
as Representative Delegate and Warren
Cowles as Senatorial Delegate to the State
Convention which is to be held at Harris
burg, March 7, l866.-.EcEsan Ninar.
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STRANGE. But TRUE.

Every young lady aud gentleman in the United
States can hear something much u their advantage
by return mail Gree of charge) by addressing the
undersigned. Those who have fears Of being hum
buged will oblige by not noticing this card. Al.
others will please address their o5cdient servant,
THOS. i. CHAPMAN,
S3l Broadway, New York lyiyS.
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gsap There will be Donation Party at
the NJ. E. Parsonage on Friday evening of
this week. Let all the friends attend.
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BGy~ The Thermometer indicated Ice below
zero on last Friday morning, and it continued
very cold during the day.
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DR.. TOBIAS
VENITIAN TTNTMpNT

MORE TESTIMONY THIS Is TO GER
NA tify that for the last FIVE years have
used in my family DR.. Tobias celebrated We
nitian Linrment, and in every instance have
found it fully equal to his recommendations.
have found 1t to give almost instantaneous
relief in cases Of toothache, Group, bilious
collie, sore throat, pain in the chest and back.
and rheumatism, and cheerfuily recommend
Its trial to every one afflicted with any of the
sboVe-named diseases.
JAMES H. WARNER
Hartford, Conn, Oct. 18th, 1851
ootd BY all druggists. Office, sc Cortlandt
81 NeW-York.
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Ba% Don't forget the Literary Lecture to-
night (Monday). Admission, % cents. The
Temperance Lecture will be given in the
Court House, Tuesday evening. Admission,
FREE.
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NOTICE
To Whom it may COnce that
L. A. PEENX.

S'URGEON DENTIST of Lock Haven, would res
- pectfuly announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen
of this vicinity. that he will devote few days from
the 26h day of February 1866 to their service in the
practice OF his professions in the Borough of Couders
port when he will perform aUy operation Necessary
Tor the health and preservation Of the Teeth with
care and attention. Persons desiring his services
requested to make early application.
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BS1~The Harrisburg Telegraph says there
seems to be no doubt of the nomination of
Gen. Geary, on the first ballot.
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B9@ DR.. Penny, of Lock Haven, adyertiSes
in another column that he will be in Couders-
port about the 26th of February.
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Oldest Insurance Company in America:
Cash Capital and Surplus, over
S61,75O.OOO.OOO,

SEVENTY ONE Years Successful Business
Experience, with a reputation for integrity
end honorable dealing unsurpassed by any
similar institution.
LOSSES PAID since organization, ST.
500, 100000, without the deduction cf a cent,
or a days delay
LIBERAL RATES for all the safer classes
of property. Insurance of Dwellings and
Contents, a speciality.
BRICK or STONE Dwellings insured per-
retually, if desired on terms of the greatest
economy and safety to the insured,
It is Wisdom and Economy to insure in the
best Companies, and there is none better than
the old Insurance Go. Of North
America.
Apply to NJ. ". MCALARNEY
Agent for Potter county.
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Bzyn There will be an exhibition given by
the Principal and Students ofthe Coudersport
Academy on Wednesday evening ofnext week
the 28th.
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g@~Our Member, Mr. Mann, had the honor
of introducing in the House the Bill which is
referred to in another column, and which
abolishes the State Tax on real estate
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TIE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL
Local and General.

Hg Court is in session this week.
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B4~O Our next paper will be published on
Saturday. Parties having advertisements for
insertion will please take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
MARRIED:

On Wednesday, January 24th 1866, at the Felicity street
church. by the ReN DR.. J. C. Keeuer, Mr. J. EUGENE
AUyRAY to Miss MbLL1E N. PETTISs both of this city
The CRESCENT coureonsy and considerably enabled
participate in the tyity of this auspicous event. and the
entire of the qusd bumpers to the long
life and uninterrupted bliss of the welded pair.
In the Episcopal Church. Thursday, the 18th January
by the Rev. G. Moednger, Mr.. HENRY HEMEL to Miss
RosALIE VIDAL. ""
py-Mobe papers please copy
On Thursday the 18th inst, by the Rev G. s Hedges d
D., Mr.. JOHN WILLIssand Miss ADA LAYcoCK, all Of
this city.
On Saturday the 9th inst, by the Rev Dr. Hedges Mr. AR
THUR Won WAGKERBARTH and Mrs. JANE a sPRATT
all of New Orleans.
On Thursday evening" the 25h inst ST. Josephs church
by the Rev. Father Duncan, LOUISA FELTON to JNO
GAUCHE, JR, both of this city No cards
In St Teresas church, Friday Jan 18th 1866 by the Rev
Father Flanagan, EDWARD WATTS to Mrs. ELLEN
McCORLLEY, the widow of Patrick McCorley. No cards
Monday evening" Jan 22 1866 by Rev Father Therou
Alphonsus Church, Miss NJ A. MURPHY to Captain j. G.
DoBBIN s, commanding steamship Empire
gz~ New York papers please copy.
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DLEsD=

Yesterday at 81 o'clock at the OF II years. AN
The friends and acquaintance OF the Roman Parent
Vlebeuvre and vacour Aime families invited
pany his remans which will be transferred TODAY,
O'Clock from the residence OF his law E. F.
Vlebeuvre No. IA Dumane street. board the steamboat
Latourche, be buried in the amilys tomb parish of
James H.,..."
In Agiers La january 26t 1866, DAVID FINN aged as
years.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his funeral
which will take place from his residence the ferry this
day, January 29th, at o'clock NJ.
RPhiladelphia and Beard town ILL., papers please copy
On Saturday evening, 9th inst, AZ o'clock ROSE
BURNS consort of Patrick Mcoey native Of County Looh
Ireland
On the evening Of January 26th 1856 o'clock, RICH
ARD C0MBEs, native Of Halifax Nova Scotia, aged
% years.
Eg-Halifax, Nova Scotia, papers please copy. -.
On Saturday 9th inst, at IL o'clock NJ, THOMAS
oHEA aged 80 native of Conaky, county OF Cork
ireland. l=
On Saturday evening January 20h halEpas O'Clock,
JOHN MCGEAR, aged "a years, native of Baltimore.
The deceased much respected loved by all who
knew him.
Rs~ Baltimore and New York papers please copy.
On saturday morning, Jan 27 at half past O'clock THOs
HOGAkTH native of England and for the last 20 years
q resident of this city.
On Saturday evening Jan 81 1866 at 1l1 NJ CHI ARIES
aged years, youngest son of Harvey H. Harding.
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tihued light and operations were restricted to a
few thousand dollars at extreme previous figures.
Oottcn was Inactive during the early part Of the
day on Saturday, but subsequently, rallied, under
advices Of slightreaction in the New York market
and continued upward movement in both Foreign
and Domestic Exchange here. Offerings dur
ing the morning were very light and most holders
appeared to be Indifferent about selling. But as
the day advanced buyers came forward more
freely, and subsequently 1921 bales changed hands
at fully 1920. y b. above the general offering
| rates Of Friday. The market closing firm at
ssN41c. for ordinary, 4s@44c. for good ordinary,
| 45@47c. for low middling and 4Sc. for middling.
SsIqar and Molasses- There has been a good
demand for both Sugar and Molasses since our
last. but owing to the limited character Of the
supply and falling OFF in the receipts sales were
restricted to ITO hhds Of the former and $50 bills
and so half bbls. Of the latter, at full previous
prices.
\ F1ouY-The supply Of this article shows a
marked diminution, and as receipts for some time
past have been rather light holders manifest in
creased frmness. Sales on Saturday included
5000 bbls., at full previous quotations.
1 Fs,eights are unchanged. There is no excess Of
offerings Of any class and the demand is of very
limited character. "A bark was taken up for
Havre on Saturday at l3c., and one for Liverpool
at 1l-16d, per pound for cotton. There is now
no steamship IN port for Liverpool, but the Gam
bia is daily expected, and already her freight
room has been partially engaged at Id. per pound
The rate by steamship to New York is lei I'D
to Boston lie. per pound, but there is no steamer
for the latter in port.
Ne,o York Gold Market The subjoined table
shows the monthly fluctuations in rates of gold
at New ! ork, during the past four wears: IA
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not theoretic, but practical, cannot be over
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