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THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER < BLOOD

L->~ ClRtS USCSa<S "
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER < BLOOD
/ In the wonderful medicine 10 which the aflIct
ed are above pointed for relief the discovery
believes he has combined IN hrypaoHy moro Of
Natures most sovereign curative properties,
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dom for healing the sick, than were ever before
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Ia the cure Of bronchitis, severe
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IL you feel dull. drowsy, debilitated. have sal
low color OF skiu. or yellOwish brown spots on
face or body, frequent headache or dizziness,
bad taste In mouth, Internal heat, or ehis alter
mated with hot lushes, low spirits, and gloomy
fOrcbodiugs, irregular appetite and tongue coat
Cd You arc suffering from Torpid Liver or
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Complaint" only part OF these symptoms
are experienced ~ a remedy for all such cases
Dr. Wcrcc's Culden Medical Discovery has no
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Aury,g faiiing remedy aud those who have used
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odd Is drt. lsr-i-t- AZ { per bottle. Prepared
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Travellers ms. Comply,
STATEMENT. JANUARY 1. 1873.

Surplus ar regards Policy.holderA. s705,37I IS
ID
Btatistics for the Year 1874.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Number OF Policies written in Is72, e,S67
Whole number written TO date, lyG9S
Cain ia Net Premiums over 1871, as, $50 II
WhOls Number of Death Losses Paid TO date, lG3
Amount paid In Death Losses, S3SS, 0sG II
ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT.
Number OF Accident Policies written in ~, 81, us
Net Cash Premiums reed for same, St5O,sis q
Cain IN Net Premiums over ISL, $500 -
Whole No. Accident Policies written, 257.OoO
Whole number Accident Claims Paid, l6,10
Whole Acct Claims Paid. u 6i2,S5s 81
Total Losses PAID both Department. s., 0J0r 3st y
AGENTS:
WIN. j. WHEELER, South Paris.
FREELAND HOWE, Norway.
ANDREW ]. CHAsE. Cent ig't for Me.
marll.5w
, 1873-05-23

1HO1s AALE-A GOpD-TONED ROSEWOOD PIANO.
Tout, ovGratrnug bsss IL uu ordor Tor $l76; will
sont tiu tnn,e for vi. 2al lArk.ay.
IVANTED--,rO TUROliASE-A GOOD PIANO
w furte will xiso g,od aturhan LOT, ar will tako 1t
" pHrt p1y On gnnd Snntl Se !at, v0llo $780, ROLL
YIN CO, u aMA u South Ulark.st.
, 1873-05-23


Of lluynu, 1unl1 frnnt, $91 nnlor mari knt vhlne
tessMs.
lois On jackson, ,st., cast of Utntrrav.
= foot IN Crppul.st., botToon Wabss, and Michigan
ave-. hEhN h tj(li:,,
1853 fxsHhfa.st.
TOR BhLF-- COTTAGE AND LOT ON. IN f,1lEIl.
j. AZ ncnr *ttrn cars, ut great crce, only II hlM
Il. KENNEDY, NGnl EktAto lsrokor, ttb Ulnrkat.
Hru1tS and
, 1873-05-23

no. LEAslt-p0OK LOT 80 FEET ON RiVEH.
just n9r!h Of TWsnsysoeotidst. hriago and now uc
enrlvd by nan!el Hoge =: sostyaHl; Apply ln base
, 1873-05-23

10iyONGES DfsrA1NED FOn DAUSES. All. LAW
- hsiuess attollad to. Noont >. VT Hai Cark.at.
nlVUKOGS- II:UALi,Y TAINED-FEE AEvlETl
~ duorue Scandal ayodcd Nine Joass practice III thu
coIrib nt Chicago AAlrea4 T. q. liox 1861.
, 1873-05-23

Asana @ nud Venl,4Ecu-et. caFa tm,netato posao1-
e1nn. DACon u. MAGfL14. al aud 81 South plnrkst,
, 1873-05-23

1)lAN0s TO RENT. AT LOWEST ,AATES
L Tubing and ropalsnR promptly attended to. N,
Go0ID 4 BON, 10 Uotlago Glu1ak1, ~
, 1873-05-23

1oAHRlHH IN WANT OF A HANDSOME SOFA,
And ut lhe sane tte full ntr attrcsB anh sptluv
Ill Wssss saa I'D Sn soss tsiH WAh IN VIZ. P
MsdlsNu1t ~ ''7'
, 1873-05-23

|VAhFEDt--T0 1sENT:.,A COTTAGE OF ABOUT 6
Eonns, fn Ho!th Or WDst Ends, ot Eta north
oI van naron Of III mar suburb. lsent nust bo very
TTANTED-TO nENir-DY A YOUNG hfARRffD
COUPLE rooms for housekeeping, In tho vicinity Of
al!aon aud gurtisats. Address o. X. r., Ns3 Madison.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
AUDITORS NOTICE.

TIME undersigned Auditor, appointed by the Or
4 phan-s Court Of Potter County 70 distribute
tne funds Remaining IL the hands Of the AGlnins-
traitors Of tie estate Of r. J. CorbiH, late of Pike
township. deceased, VIII attend to the duties of
his appointment al the Office q Oimsted x LARA
bee in the borough Of CGudersp0rf, Oh the 18Th
day Of November next at o'clock, =. n, where
ali persons interested may attend u they think
proper lie viii be at tha lZaSa Walton House in
Gaiucs township. Tioga Co., Pa, on Wednesday,
oct. - al 10 o'clock a. IL. and 81 NellsbOro on
Tnursttay Oct 81. at the Cone House, al - O'Clock
g. m for the purpose OF taking testimony IN this
case. u. {. LARRABEE,
SentaInf.er %. lSTa Auditor.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
-rozzsPo7T, Pa, October !, 1873.

description shall be allowed to run over one
70 -. =, arrears. Due notice viii he given OF
!air,tion and if not paid the paper viii be
'.orI sLIras attached 70 each address denote the
e - "a which the paper is paid For in
u. M. the figures 2="I or 81 denote that
So, ns,er is paid TO Vol ., No l.
'1' 5. F. HAMILTON,
Publisher
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
November.
Cur County Fair

Mil opeu one week from to-day. If
trrp br d farmer in Potter county, or a
tamr,s wife, OF anybody in Potter
-Ha.y who Las not already something
rlargI to exhibit at the Fair, let him
ber Immediately get ready an article
gme description. This is to I've our
/ 1t fair since the war. Let Us strain
Ty nelye to make it a success.
Next year we viii probably have per-
44a.t grounds prepared ald will Labor
uusez less Inconvenience than now.
However, there is no reason why We
should not make creditable exhibition
Of our products this year. 1t only re-
elires that one and all shall contribute
in some degree.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
Our Friend

Geo. Howe, of the Wellsyille Times, has
removed his Office into the cOmmodious
hall formerly occupied by the Masonic
fraternity directly over his late office.
George understands the wants of a
printing Office about as well as any one
we Wot OF. and now that he has got in
to comfortable quarters We shall take
increased pleasure in visiting him Occa-
sionallv in his new retreat. We never
could see how lowe could howl III his
little tucked up house, anyhow.-U'cdn
Times.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01

there are but few of the residents of
Potter who have not at some period of
their lives, passed through our region,
still it may not be amiss to say some
thing in regard to Sunderlinyille in a
descriptive way. The Vile contains
twenty-five buildings, exclusive of barns
and out-houses. We have two stores
supplied with the general merchandise
required for country trade; two black
smith shops, one vacant at present; one
wagon (repairingl shop; a saw-mill: a
grist-mill; one boot and shoe shop; one
of the prettiest little school houses in the
country, white, with green blinds; one
hotel the Evergreen which is one the
best hostelries in the County, whose
gentlemanly proprietor, NJ. K. Beach,
and his pleasant wife, cater to the COM
fort of the travelling public in most
satisfactory manner.
There is but one lumber job this sea-
son. 1t is under the management OF
Messrs. Dodge. The camp is upon the
Sunderlinville and Pine Creek Road at
what is known as the Steele Camp.
Mr.. Samuel Decker, a resident OF Hec-
tor. met with an accident on the 22d
inst. while taking a load of hay down
Kettle Greek. The wagon entering sud
denly an inequality in the road, Mr.. d.
was thrown from his load, striking his
shoulder upon log and fracturing his
left collar-bone. The fracture was re-
duced by Dr. E. S. Mattison, of Sunder-
linvilie.
Mr.. W. T. Leach, formerly a resident
of this town but at present Of Penn
Yan, \. Y, is visiting his old acquain-
tances in these parts.
We have had some heavy rains during
the present week. One on the 25th inst.
raised the streams considerably. 1t was
accompanied with some thunder. The
severe frostS we have had have nearly
ruined some pieces Of corn and buck
wheat; beans are a failure.
In the way Of an agricultural item we
viii give you vegetable, grown upon
the hotel grounds, in the shape of IA
pumpkin vine that came up of its own
accord. 1t bore eight pumpkins, weigh
ing, respectively, 2244, 22244 234, 243, 2sf, 294,
81. 35 and 364 pounds-total, 23G4 lbs.
Of pie timber from one seed. We
We're present when the fruit" was gath
cred ard weighed. Can any farmer of
Potter bring forward d pumpkin record
equal to this:
Venison has began to put in an ap-
pearance upon our tables. Z. ). NJ.
HECTOR, sept. y, 1873
The
Miner speaks in very complimentary
terms of Judge Wilson's court proceed
ings at tie last term in Smethport, and
especially Of lis charge to the grand
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
MSrritl.

CrandalI-SeaIy.-At PortviIle, y. Y, Sept.
p. 1873, by Rev. J. L. Tinker, Mr. b. F.
CRANDALL- of East Hebron, Pa, and Miss
ANN SEALY, of Sharon, Pa.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
VNo the TEACHERS Of POTTER
NJ COUNTY.


Your County Institute for this year
will lie held III the Academy at Lewis
vile, beginning at p.m., Tuesday,
October II, 1873, and closing at noon on
the following Saturday.
Ihave secured the following instruct
ors: Prof. r. Curry, Deputy State Su-
perintendent, II. ;. Jones, Superintend-
ent of Erie City. and Mrs. Emma Mar
tin, formerly Miss Garfield.1
Those Of you who attended the InSti-
tute last year need lie told nothing Of
Mr.. Jones and Mrs. Martin. Mr.. Cur
ry is very favorably noticed by the press
and by County Superintendent.
Rev II. W. Congdon, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at CouderspoIt,
will deliver, Tuesday evening, an adj
dress upon the Common School Sys-
tem-Its Defects and their Remedies. :
On Thursday evening Mrs. Martin
will give Selected Readings. The other
two evenings will lie occupied mostly
with talks and lectures by Curry and
( Jones.
The Lewisville Band will probably
play at one or two Of the evening ses-
Sions.
/ Boarding at private houses can be OBJ
+ tanned for fifty cents per day and at the
hotels for reasonable rates. Those OF
YOU WHO wish me TO direct you where to
board will please, upon your arrival,
call at the store of Chapel Bros.
/ Your names. addresses and the num-
/ Der of days each of YOU attend will be
published in our County paper. As
( heretofore. a certificate of membership
will be given to all those who attend.
( Those not present will be required to give
( good reason for absence whenever next
I examined 10y me.
As this Institute is to be held mostly
for your benefit, shall expect a full at
tendance. Heretofore the most of you
have done re,y ,ceIl in coming to these
meetings. BE not weary in well do
ing }. W. ALLEN.
! Attention is called to the card of the
/ West India Polish CO. in advertising
columns: also the call for local agents.
I II is the best polish ever manufactured
and will sell in every family. Send .
cents for sample and directions.
..Picking Cherries down the Lane,
and Happy Hours" are two new songs
( by the renowned Millard, both contain
/ ing all the elements of popularity and
! both really excellent. They can he had
Al anv Music Store for the trifie OF 40
cents each, or be sent free OF postage on
receipt of price, by the publishers, Lee
\ & Walker, 922 Chestnut ST., Phila.
/ Thompson s. Mann have just received
A full stock of wallpaper and window
curtains, which will be sold cheap tor
cash. Call and examine.
DEIRCE'S is the place to get yom
OYSTERS during Fair week.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01

but stands upon the statute book the
same as it has for the last SO years.
The mistake arises from the fact that
Senator Playford of Fayette county in
troduced bill torepeal the fifth section
OF the act of March 20, 1910, which was
passed.
The title of that bill was an Act to
encourage more effectually the destruc-
tion of wolves and panthers in the coun-
ties OF LuZerne, Wayne, Potter, Nc
Kean, &c. The fifth section, whic h
alone of that Act was Tepea led last Win
ter, related to the fox and wild cat
bounties in Fayette county, and makes
no reference whatever to any other
county.
Hoping this explanation will be salts
factory to our friends in your county, l
remain Yours truly,
& - IONFS
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
coudersport Market.


Copy for the Election Proclamation ION. was ,.,s
furnished us at such a late date that we
were unable to read il by proof and as
. conseguence. did not notice that the
Inv Of the election was printed for the
.+b instead of the I4th as il should be,
noti} about halfthe edition was printed.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
Uncle Nat Johns son

And wife. of WellsviHe, y. Y, start
for their new home III Florida in few
DAYS, where they will pass the winter.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
A New PostOff! ce

Has been located on Benefits 5 Branch,
twelve miles from DrIftwo0d, called
DRY Saw Mill
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
StabbinS ARRAY.

Wednesday evening last two Of the
performers in -McAlliSter " Policy s
minstrel Troupe" got into quarrel at
tie depot in Wellsville, and one of them
plunged knife into the neck of the
other. iniuring him so severely that he
was unable to proceed with his com
rades to another town. The wounded
man now lies in a critical condition at
rlie Dowdney House.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
Demerest,s Young Ameriea. with an

Demerest's Ioung America. with all
its useful, interesting and piquancy of
material for the ycuug folks, IS now
ready for October. HOaRO Anes3cd FOR
1874 is to be furnished III : !, with val
liable premium 10 each subscriber. This
Will be good news to the juveniles. Ad-
dress w. Jennings Demofest, 63s Broad
way, n. Y.
The October number of Demorest's
-N0Ht5ly Moqozipe is fully equal u is
usnal CNcell, nee, jncludin" enterta ming
stories. fashions. and houseHo,d Anti oh
er matters. The extraordinary effer
DemOrest is making to his subscribers,
of the largest. best and most popular oil
chromoS. The Old 0aken Bucket,
Captive Child, Home, Sweet Home, =
all three by Jerome Thompson, and tAf
ter the Storm, . by DeHaSS, as a premi-
um to each Yearly Subscriber, at So
each. is truly wonderful.
See the October number for full par
ticularS in regard to these splendid pri-
yes, Oh address W. Jennings DemoreSt,
S35 Broadway, \. Y.
VOHN ORMER0D has now got the
~ KNOX x JONES Mill in full blast.
No more break-dOwns; no more freezing
up. Satisfaction guaranteed to ALL
Come early and get your grist ground
the same day. Fresh ground Flour,
Feed aud Meal always on hand.
The Singer Still Triumphant.-Att the
Vienna Exhibition the Singer received
the Medal Of Merit, the Medal of Pro
greSS. and three other Medals for supe-
riority of productions. These are the
highest Sewing Machine Awards at Vi
emma The Singer received all the Med
ais awarded to either of the competing
Machines. and two Medals more than
any other obtained Then. in the name
of truth. what is it that prompts people
to claim recommendations for the Di-
ploma of Honof: Tie fact is no DiplO-
ma of Honor has been given TO any Sew
ing Machine Company.
fa7 What poor short-sited worms we be,
u-S We kant kalkilate
With any degree
OF sartantee
What's eNine 10 be our fate
We can calculate, however, with rea-
sonable certainty on getting
Better Lumber Wagons,
Better Carriages of all descriptions,
Better Sleighs,
Better Cutters,
Better Trimming,
Better Painting,
Better HOrSe-shOtiug. and
Better Repairing of all kinds
At COLES shop than anyother place
in Coudersport or in the County.
2513-tf
Better than Gcld.-A certain amount
Of greenbacks. national or fractional
currency invested with c. II. Simmons,
the Regulator man for dry goods, gro
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
The
A. VI. SIOcum a. {

Have taken the contract to lay the track
the entire length of the State Line
Railway.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
Explosion.

We learn that the boiler in the steam
saw mill of Gordon * Co.. at keatlng
summit, exploded on Tuesday morning;
the 18th inst. Cause-an overloaded
safety valve and defective arch on
fire place. We understand from re-
liable source that Gordon & Co. had
heen repeatedly warned Of the danger
of running the boiler in that condition.
Cameron Press.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
4 m0Vcm eut

Has been started for the purchase of
tI acres of land about mile below the
village for a trotting course and fair
grounds 1t has been found 10y inevi-
table experience that agricultural fairs
without trotting horses are failures.
However much some OF Us may deplore
Ills fact. still the fact remains, and it
SEEMS to us that it is far better to have
fairs with horse trots than to have no
.lH al all. Viewing it thus, we hope
lit citizens Of Coudersport will contri-
l.e each according TO their means for
Il purchase Of permanent fair grounds
T-h a horse-trotting attachment.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
The

Cameron PrGSs tells of couple of fPl
lows III Grove Township who drove
twenty-oue TattleSHakes from one log
and captured all of item.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
along the Phenix.

~ JOURNAL: In answer to a re-
=, - lvI something in the news items
III, 0ilS portion of Potter county, !
concluded to accept the invitation
h. .oo''eously extended, hoping that
,r,,., ,.',allnunications may meet your ap-
y,n ing to the late severe frosts the
sg,, u The Phenix is dressed in its
gas ,--'al livery of crimson. green and
Isy ~, i,euderlng our beautiful little val
'A''emely charming. We presume
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01

Mr.. J. Carter. of Emporium, fell from
a scafIuld on Wednesday. and was Sc
verely if not fatally injured.
The
B., \. Y. & p. r. r. Company now
have large gang Of men at work on
their rev round house at Emporium.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
weCIiP
~e&hp
The following from the McKean Miner

CoUnERsPoRT, IA, SepI. n I7,0-
NTrssRs FDIToRs Learning that
there is a supposition prevailing in the
minds of some of our friends in Mexican
comfy that the wolf bounty act for that
county was repealed last winter, | would
saw that that act has not been repealed,
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
The

juveniles are laying in their winter
supply # hutteguuts. to the discomfort
of chilnunks and squirrels.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
COUOER SPORT, PA.

Has been purchased 10y BROWN & KELLY
formerly Of the CoUDERsPoRT HoTEI-)
The House is completely furnished from top 10
bottom. and has all the convenienceS desired by
the people: the table is the best in the County
the barn is under the charge Of the best osjer in
the state; and in short, everything viii be done
that can be done to make it comfortable for Stran-
gers or others who visit the house.
The long experience Of the Froprietors IN Inc
Hotel business makes them peculiarly able 10
cater to the varied wants of the travelling pubic
They solicit their old custom, believI tna
they are able to supply the BEST OF TIE EBsT to
all.
BROWN & KELLEY,
is ProprietOrs-
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
Chestnut
BurrS are opening.
A ARROinsnenI.

:. NJ. Welch. late reporter for the
Buffalo ErpreS>. has received the ap-
pointmcnt of Assistant Passenger Agent
Of the b.. y. Y. u p. Il. r.
The
Citizens of Cuba have voted TO build a
Town liall and Engine-kouse.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-01
A New

"A New
Post Office has been established at
Cherry Spring in this County with Ster-
ling Devins as Postmaster at a salary of
twelve dollars per year. 1t was desired
that the name of the office should be
Cherryville but there was already an
office by that name in the State and 50
Cherry Spring as above.
H. j. Harvey
Sends us four apples from the Honeyoye.
weighing two pounds and fifteen ounces.
New Timetable
On the B., \. Y. & p. r. w. to-day.
We Dropped
Into the wagon shop of /. B. Cole &
Son the other day and were gratifed TO
see their elegant display of wagons,
buggies and democrats. They have
turned out a democrat wagon for Ii.
Niemann, Esq, Of Cherry Spring in
this County, which for taste and neat
ness eXcels anything we have ever seen
got up in this County. There is 10
doubt that all kinds of running gear
but railroad cars-can be got up as
nicely in Coudersp0rt as anywhere.
The
Citizens of Millport and vicinity are to
have a picnic sociable and musical en-
tertainment at Liberty Hall, on Friday
afternoon. Oct. 3rd, 1873. All are invi-
ted. The company will be entertained
hy vocal and instrumental music.
speeches, etc., for which an admittance
fee of 25 cents will be expected to go
towards furnishing and decorating the
Hall. Dance in the hall in the evening.