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Artificial Eyes Inserted.
THE BRANCH OFFICE FOR THR
WEST IS AT aFes 2

No liz M SON ST.
Where enc Of the above named firm can be
consulted at all hours daily, from a n till 0
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Circulars containing symptoms Of Catarrh.
ana Lung diseases, also Recommendations irons
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For the successful treatment Of those dis
eased. We have made it our special duty for
years, and challenge the entire faculty to excel
Us in the method of treatment we employ in
these special disease; by comparing the number
OF persons treated successfully within the pass
month.
Es5 Read the names Of 8 few Of the many
who have been successfully treated during orr
short residence in Milwaukee.
j. B. Dickinson wholesale grocer xItA
Kicker l. Ober. III East Water sereet.
Charles Fl. Niger, carriage maker No 44s
Third street, case Of Deafness; cured by ono
operation. ~
August g. Mayor, 1st ward, HARRISON stresa
no number; case Of Rheumatic Addiction ~
two years. Called at Office on crutcba~
Cured in days treatment
The wife of James McHuge, near fss P.ns
Machine Shop, case of Chronic Rheumatism Of
years, confined to her bed. Cured in thre~
days permanently.
Bernard B. Riley; engineer as St Paul Ma-
chine Shop, Milwaukee; case o Asthma of ~
years standing.
James Gaffney, with Messrs Caldo d Brar~.
ton, No 20l Lake ST., Milwaukee; cage Of
Chronic inflammation and granulation Of eve
leds and him On eye, of years stnnding-
Treated by different occulists Cured in 10
days treatment by as.
j. HUNTS, Spring St, Deafness Eearsne rr-
stored by one operation fot $50
William Richly post-offce address, Rubicors
Dodge Co. Wis, case of film, blind IL years,
operation on march ll-sight restored eyaa
open well.
Rev. DR.. J. Dixon Poster Of Union sapsfss
church, Milwaukee. -
[. 4. Wheeler 5 Co, Wholesale Deelss Q.
Dry Goods. East Water street.
Kicker Il Ober, Wholesale Grocer, 70! nwas
Water street.
|. n. Morton, Druggist, Wisconsin street..
j. NJ. Alcott, Druggist, east water street
d. ". Freeman, Residence, 75T Frankl,w
street. Milwaukee Case, dropsey of chest
and chronic rheumatism of FIVE years standing
oured by DR.. Barth in four weeks after having
doctored away hundred of dollars, with owes
twenty doctors.
Mrs. Edwin E. Enos case ofDeafness. p.
Q. Address and residence, Stockbridge, Gala
met County, Wisconsin. Iz.s :.
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FOR NON RETENTION or INCONVENIENCE
of uIne irritation, inflammation or liberation
of the bladder, or kidneys diseases of the pros
trate glands, stone in the bladder, calculs gray
el or brick dust deposit, and all diseases of the
bladder kidneys and dropsicaI sweelings.
Hss HkLaRoLp's FLsss ExFkASg BasHB
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EMBRACING :
Bronchitis, Bronchial Catarrh,
Laryingettes, Asthma,
Pulmonary Consumptfon

UAhAohdiJ OOHouAi pllOfSS
In Milwaukee one of the above named firm
has been extensively engaged in his practice
for several months, during which time he has
performed some OF the most remarkable cures
on record, a few Of whom are here subioined
for the perusal of those who may be credulous
DR.. Barth Of the above named firm has by
special request from persons far AID near con-
sented to pay professional visit to Watertown,
Columbus, Portage City, Fond du Lac, Osh-
kosh and Green Bay. Positively no longer
than the tine designated for each place; also,
will visit these places once every two months
for one or more years.
APPOINTMENTS
DR.. BARTH, who is SO justly celebrated for
his unparalleled success in the treatment Of
diseases of the Eye Ear, Throat, Heart, Catarrh,
Lungs, Deafness, Noises and Discharges from
the Ear Polypus of the Ear, Nose, will again be
in H.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12
Female ii nns -.

Ayoung girl, employed in a large manu=
featuring establishment tat Or pans,ih Fame;
was sent on an errand to certain house;
on arriving at which she knocked, but no.
bod, came to the door. IL being par,
open, however, she entered, anil fhding mo-
body in he first nom, proceeded to the
second: and no person being IN that, 10 the
third, where, at the further end of it slid
SAW man suspended hy the neck, and aI-
parently dead.-With grrat presence Of
mind, she cried loudly for help, and with
her scissors cut the cord. and mahased ID
place the suicide "n bed in the room. A
physician WAS called in, aud by a prompt
application of re>usctating remedies, the
person WIS restored to life. He was
the >on Of the owner of the house, who Wis
man Of wealth and in the course of few
'lay~ he recovered his serenity, and nothing
was further from his thoughts than suicide,
The young girl was at her Occur alton,
and thought no more or Int little of the
occurrence. Que day, however. she receiv.
ell note from the father of the voiins
man whom she had cut down, requesting
her 10 come to his house Without sus.
recting Ter moment what was intehded,
she went; and on her arrival Was thus adj
dressed 10y the father:
"My son whom YOU saved from certain
death, loves you, and wishes to marry YOU
VIII You consent! | have made thyse'f {
acqnainted with YOUR circumstances. You
are respectable, but poor. Ny son is rich (;
YOU will never know want. Reflect upon
What lsay"
''No further reflection is necessary" ro.
piled the yorng girl: 1t is no purpose that
your son is rich; he wished to hang hin3sr',,
and NAV wish to do it again Nothing r~,ri
remove that objection" She WAS inexor=
able; and the dang was, that her de,er=
mination might again drive her lover -
the rope.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12

The world estimates men bv their sue.
cess in lifei anA by genorat consent sue
cess is evidence Of superiority.
Never, under ny circumstances, assume
a responsibility you can avoid consistent,
with your duty TO yourself and others
Base all your actions upon principle of
right; preserve Your integrity Of charactos,
an! in doiag this never rrckon cost.
Remember that ~eIf-interest is more Ike
y to warp your judgement than All other
Circumstances co,nbneI; therefore, lonk
well to your duty when your interest is con
cerned
Never make money at the expense of
Your reputation.
Be neither lavish nor niggarlly; of the
Two avoid the latter. A mean man is nn,-
'er'aliy despised, but public favor is step
ping stone to preterrnent- therefore gen
erous feelings should be cultivated.
Say but Iittle-think much-and do
more.
Let your expenses be such as to leave a
balance IN your pocket. Ready money is
I good frienf in need.
Keep clear of the law, for when you gain
your case, yoh are generally the loser Of
money,
Wine-lrinking and cigar smoking ar.
bad habits. They inpair the mind and
pocket and lead to the waste of time.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12
A EKaSiy Wedding.

a somewhat novel and romantic mar
rlage took place in Milwaukee, Wiscon> in,
| about two weeks since, which NAV Inter
-'st the lady portion OF our readers. A
| wedding was announced to take place in
the evening at one Of the churches, and #
course the seats We're crowded-for there
are thousands of persons who will 90 to see
a man married or hanged who would not
venture out on any other ordinary or ex.
traordlnary occasion. Among the sf,eeta-
tors were widower and widow, both in
the noon-day Of life, who happened to sit
together in the same pew. 1hey had a
slight acquaintance, and very naturally
whispered together upon the appearance of
the bride AMI bridegroom at the alter. At
about the conclusion Of the ceremony the
gentleman sighed very audbIy and whis-
pered to his companion. @Poor thingsl t
hate to see them start out in the world
alone, I'd like to keep the poor creatures
company to night" $50 would l." sighed
the widow. "Say we do" said the Wido-
wer, a bright idea striking him. Agreed
responded the dow. The first ceremony
was no sooner through, than accordingly,
up marched the hero and heroine of our
story TO the alteI, and in less time thax a
tree wa male one flesh To the utter be-
wildelment of the assembIage.
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A WIFE'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

was only seventeen when marr
Owen Wickltfe Too Young, no doubt
but rrom<'snc.., justified me. Ny another
lied when | WAS mere child; and my IA
..r. a.. he preesent custom of vi low
ers, showed how much he mourned her 'o>>
aud respected her memory, by using al
possible speed in getting another to fill her
place.
She vas a good enough woman in her
wav-my second mother, | mean-StrictIl
honest and upright, and atftcionate after :.
certain fashion; but she had the misfortune
to possess meddiesome dispositio and :,
sharp, glib tongue-two woeful attrihute>
in woman. ain certain that she did her
best 10 make me comfortable and happy
or, as happy as it seemed proper, according
TO the rules Of her religion, for human
being to De. She believed in the doctrine
which teaches Us always 10 have a thorn IL
our flesh to keep Us contrte and humble.
never believed in the creed. think the
ihorn serves as a stingirg goad ottener than
ANYTHING else; at any rate, it had that effect
with me. This new mother of mine, con-
~cientous as she was in regard TO her duty,
contrired to make my young life thoroughly
miserable, not because she WAS wicked, or
~piteful. but on account of the utter antag-
onism of our natures.
1t would not have been wonder, it. un-
der the circumstances, | had accepted Owen
Wickiiffe, eyea without loving him, for the
sake of the quiet home he offered me; but
[ did love him, when | married bin, with
all a girls romance, and a woman's tender
devotion; and he returned my love with
equal ardor-at any rate, he made me be-
liere so. We spent our honeymoon In
travel, and then settled down AS socially
as pair of robins in our new home-a
pletty little cottage in the suburbs of a CITY,
Rose Cottage" Owen called it, remem
Der how proud and pleased | was, when he
led me in that first afternoon and calling
the house-maid, babe her deliver up the
KEYS to her new mistress. She did 50, but
with iIl,suppressed mir,h, for | must have
appeared very trlfrg aod unmatronly in
eyes. aIll L Wa IpG O. w oAS lOS- ~ oi'''ti
appeared. could sing, and play the
piano, dance gracefully, aud dress myself to
! e fiction; but with these my accomplish
menls en,ied. | knew no moro about d"
nestic affairs, had no more Idea OF the s.
robustness and sacreduess of the duties lhrd
taken upon me, than two year old hab
" You re too young, too silly and ctlisd
lsh to become a wife and mother yet; be-
ter wait awhile, Maggie" my old aunt sai'i.
every time the subject was brought up ii
her presence; but Owen would not hear tot
Never fear, aunt Debbie," he wonl
reply, "wher4 there is a viii there is way
YOU know; Mag can learn what she don
know-her hearts all right, and that,
enough
And |, although my soul misgave me.
ras too much in love with his handsome
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12

DEAR JoURSAL: Tae follow NJ Song wac sung in
the County last Fall during the campaign. VIII
you pI list it TO obge many ctizcus in is vicinity
who dese eopy1 Ulysses, Pa.
The rebels left our household, and swore they went
To stay,
They judged by their doughface friends, sad werc
glad t0 get away
Put when they got acq tainted with or yaI North
With 81 ferman, Grant and Sheridan, they then
came back again.
Cnorus-T,, are you Andy' How "re Won Andyi
You'n hear from Pennsylvania what we hope YOU We
heard from Manel
They didn't come like penens aud ask to be forgiven,
They don't regret the loyal boOl that cries aloud to
But Andy thinks they press their claims, too mod
He pats their backs the while they yell "NOw kill
the falted calf u
CHoRus.
O Andy, reconstruction is more tan ch ldrens' play.
five found in lu- ice It can nSer b. done away
You don't owp all the Government, the people o"n
And that YOU should run the whole machine they
think is hardly fair.
CH RUs.
Your doube-breasted coat don't fit our Urcle Sam
all
It's sonthern breast Is much too large, il. Northern
We don't want .Iopshoe clothing to cover rebel
For Mercy guides our tailor shears, snd Justice runs
the seams
CHoRUs.
The People know thing or two they cannot be
decci veG,
And men who've broke ther solemn oath are not to
be Srer ed
You'n he ed our frequent warnings, Andy, fyou're
CHORus.
Yo.rB ead.an Butter policy insults our noble slain,
And writes every hero's grave, This Solder died
in vain r.
The lio : skin don, hide it all long sticking
through,
And the Rrb< glad just now te leave .heiT bray
ing all 10 you.
CHoRUs.
That you call the people traitors is eEcusahle IN you,
For you think from your own treAcnery that No one
Aud to make this great crime odious you took novel
You b~rame leading traitor, and hate it all the
worse
CHoRU-.
When you "swing around the circle" to show ydnr
royal face,
IL leave the cont tuition and the Flag At place
. snare an Injured people, refrain Ioin seti blue
COR you cahnnt keep your dignity and have your
hra dy too!
CHoRUs
rhele's race Of dusky boudmen that once looked
And you ay.rr to I've their Moses and they really
But you We faced sbnt for Egypt bondage leading
back,
Your c, e-foote II master leads very windi track
CEukCs.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12

A certain Mr.. Coffin once being blessed
by tie birth Of son. frienl offered one
hnn'ireI dollars for the privilege of naming
him. The otfr was, however, declined,
when it was proposed to christen the child
Mahogany.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12

PAREPA, While in New Haven, met
tile blind girl, who is said to have a won
Ter u ly sweet voice and musical talrr
'f higher ogler. Parepa begged of it
larent' to allow her to accompany her IL
Europe, and being refused, offered to ,ais
both mother and child, and defray all eA-
en,es. Both offers were decirel.
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O. Il. ELLISON. VI. D..

DRACTICING PHYSICIAN. C1ude e-sport, Pa,
respectfuv Informs ie cit OF the VILLAGE ana
vicinity that he will promptly respond TO all calls Tor
l4rf .sSion i sci vices Oi First street. hrs' door
west OF his residence. 17-40
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nuySICIAN aud SU r-err you'd respec,iey III
20, the citjz ~ of Cnudcrs nort aud VICINITY
u, ba has on ned "A q ice N the C'uie Hp"r'
U,t.I ,nI will be ready ~ = I't ms % n < y"
Tas.i nal calls lie j. regular graduate oi b.l- ~
Ne Zeal Co Iege Of 1860. ~ : =
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EYTTSOS T.aOaPS0 son.

1Upi Dr,,,s Medic nrs Paints on.
! var,i - T. m = a7d Y,:tc. art c .er, bo',h 6"
S.h,,t and Mss llA ,eou>, Star 'u"rs u ~.
Lr l. NJ. iugs Old Jer5"ify ore. ''' J. "
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12

The city of Houston, Texas, has larr.
'ntton factory in operation and arothei +.
lmost ready to begin Things .ook pn
licuiarly bright in that section.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12
ISAAC BENSON,

TTORSEY- NTLAW, Coudcr port Pa, will
u .tIpu4 10 all bu ,ness entrusted 10 h'm 'itt care
aud p-onlptness Attend II l. Of 10 "'nE co4I
,fiea Otc.. oa c. j stree, ,nearthe AeSay or"ge
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oIWSTED and LARRABEE,

A TTGRNEYS AT LAW, Couder-port Penn
a Wln attend 10 all business entrusted 10 ih''I
thr several courts fnathe adj ini counties. once
I'm the second storey If the ulru ted Block
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MILLER . meALARNE1,

rroR EYS-AT Law, HSRaI.BrHG' Tenn mn, ~ -
A Agent, for the Collection o, o.1l'' Ia IN as s % tusio-
a1r Arrears Of Pay, &c AZ res- q < %,
II MILLER.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Free and Accepted Ancient TOrA Aasons
TULALIA LODGE. No. 342, F. a. NJ. Stated
n Nee ing on the 81 anl Atm 'ednes 'ays o. -ach
month Hall in the Sd Story Of thu olm-led Bicch
n q IIppAPsE Sec WIN. SHEAR, " NJ.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12
.JOHN =. MANN.

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law.
a Coudersport, Pa. W II at ED the seNerl' C''urlS
Ia Potter and Cameron counties. AZ Ouelher7 en-
.tru,sted TO his care viii receive pTOmpe attention.
-tJfice on Nam street, IN residence.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12
n M A&sAN
F4 RITTER. y Ss-.

TToREEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
A Cou .erspurt, Ia, " IL attend the counts ii ga
a he lin n q GOWN. -.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12

PE4L E9rATE M and ISsUE Ss R.xSt SIE p;d t 'ad r-,
~ T.. 20 10 snres prop.y acajn>; tre in III hes'
eompsae in the coa}r and re.s"@I pa a" Of Hart fST
4e 4 4S Il pn.jna.s r"T tran=acjed promvtly l'-2s
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12
nan BAhER.

DrxsoS 4ss as @AE s51df.r! q ASsS
Pensions p5 pr9Ga5+'SSr Nv reason OF wounds re2e ged
= a: n Of ss
states aud pensions r. ~ those who have died OF
tained Tor sdGTs s or IN Hs serv ce An ers Of IF aqnE
Sssa 5sa %ss sa ss s%fs' g @a e s
.s:.y 1s 10 5:'1s Tn6z 6SDi2a Eq
Claim Agent, OOudersporl-. IA.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12
A. N ARMSTRONG.

,pOwARE Merchant ard D.atler in ; oTes
Ti, aud SIeet Iron.W re Main street our %
- Pen "a T aud Sheet Iron war III -
,-r ia good s'yI- on - n n'' CO.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12

ID. T.. OElFESTED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Drus4 s"dic'ne-, 49, a.'ai-
VI oIr' Nj SIR I 'oudcr-rort Pa
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a. III. SIgEHONS.

,,cr1A<.r -wEILSVILLE \ 7, Who7e,
ha and Retail pe.lrr N Dry Goo t. Fancy ana
Coo Ia othins Ladies hrr<s,1 o17 ] I'm,
- Il L Z miller. slnDLlrl ~ ~ - - -
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12
SVERRENs & Co.,

,nCu,rrs D.,Irrs in Dry Goods, Fans!
I'll g. ID. Groceries Provision F o"r, Feed 70, K
~ AiL.rlrltbjIg su.lly pt ia good cou"tS! 10 :,
4, .,,Iucs hougiIt nd -,ld i. -
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12

rEqCUANT-Detleri Dry Goods =, keaS -J5,,, ED
Nj CI,,bi - Crockery. Groceries. Fl.ur' vs.
81 81 Proyi-inrs Sr. NJ street, C'u ''r3I'o =
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.rERCHANT-Draler in GooaT, s,aTe UrII, CptIerv
MI Provis ons- usTdwa,e e. no,,ntrT store mol
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12

,,TI 90, propeItYoR, Corner q Ma'I'
II and Second streets SO' this
-: IL,:.srT 81 ,olr is rI-o ~ ' ,,a railroads.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-15
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No 81 NORTH FIRST STREET,
Viii be pleased to see all their old custom
ers, and as many new ones as will favor
them with call a full assortm emit OF
Groceries ETC., always ON hand and for
sale at the lowest market prices.
@4s-A Agents for stanford Minis kAlabama)
Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers prices.
We tCiU ofVe special Inducements 10 all those
buying for Cash. Esgq F locS