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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02
We are all q going,
We are all q going,
w G are ALA Rhinn

40 BoWmans, I'd ana KING, for everything we
want in grooeFiea canned and dried fruits raIsipe.
clrrants, citron, lemon peal, pure old rye, and
vine and liquors Of the best quality at fair prices
We deal with Bowman because he Gays he gives
the best goods for the least money, and we find
&C keeps his word. So
We are all going, &c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

SoBRT FOR HAVING RMPLoYKD COUNsxL.-
The bank robbers, 1t SCENE, are sorry now that
they went to the expense OF employing counsel
for their defence, IL Is stated upon good author
~. that they have Said u they had known the
defence could m axe out noibetteF case tAey would
have saved their money, and plead guilty" They
must evidently consider 1t bad jcb, to be convict
ed and loee large counsel fees, too
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

JUo TAVKREs, have, it Is said, made their appear.
aues in Sussex county. The cost Of opening out
one Of these 'conVenlencos" Is put down at 81 IS
rs follows:-A gallon stone jug. 40 cents; cents
tumbler and 90 cents for gallon Of 'red eye"
Horses are not accommodated Does the law per
init the sale Of liquor within the State without r.
canse2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

WAR SmPs.-The Z. 5. war vessel Pouohattan,
and The monitor Manhattan, have both been living
Ia the Delaware, OF the mouth Of the Christians,
since yesterday morning The monitor is on her
way back to Philadelphia for repairs Several Of
the officers and crew OF the vessels have bsen in
town yesterday and to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

SAD DAcoIDENT.-Walter, q two-years- old son oil
FELL from high chair, yesterday and. sustained q
severe fracture OF the right arm. DR. Draper was
called, aud rendered the necessary surgical assr-
tance. Little Walter Is otherwise afiicted, and
this accident is a sad misfortune to one so young
and suffering
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

The Alice Street Primitive Methodist Churc
ia Toronto, one Of the oldest buildings IN th 6
city, v as burned yesterday. ... -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

CcNsIsTENT.-Although tho City Council at it's
last meeting, unanimously resol red to attend in a
body, the Centennial meeting, at the Board of
Trade rooms, last night, Mr. Burke, Of the Tenth
Foulk peeped in, but only remained few min.
ufes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

BRoaKs; BRUSERs. BABTEs--Last It week the Phla-
delDhla LEDGER was wonderful upset" because
had one nearly, quite large. The babies weigh
ed Is lbs each. That's nothing? Nearly ali Of our
babies are that large here but it may be owing to
the salt all" How is it.-Brsak1coter LighL
We have only your word for that. II there is
baby in Sussex as large as Brook ct the same
age the fact should be stated. Suppose the Light
taxes the measure OF two or three Of the babies that
aEo that large" and let us compare the product Of
old SUSSEX with that Of PhiadeIph
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

This season we intend 10 sell Toys and Pane
GOods cheaper than they are sold in Phila1Olph
or New York Call aud be convinced,
.HF Adams 4 Bro. SOC Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

Tle chip CulliValor, from New York. va
loHed Into esa Fsanelseo ~ yt1lefasy. hsr 60
tain An4 Al hef creK being ptosiralsa 81
seaayy. and some Of the 1en being a., The poiss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

Uss Rappleyes Pure White Olive Soap and
do your washing and ironing by noOn aud visit the
mite society in the afternoon. Allmond. agent. 9th
and Market streets. Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

PERSONAL. s. IL, McKOwn, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church, having been absent
from his congregation for the past i've months,
on account Of impaired health! has just returned,
and occupied his pulpit on Sunday last, much
benefited by his absence
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02
cIrY NOTICES.

Tue best Recommendation Of the Bismarck 0aitoE
comes frOm those who have worn them. They in
vsrisby Rdviae their fiends to drop in and Try u
on St BABCUCk BRO.
N"' zoo Market street.
"A good ARTICLE a.iVertises itself. aud the Bts-
,.areE pa;te, for (1eafe1aea Is uRtpersalg recon-.
mended bT those who have worn il as 'the Gd'Asf
''' ''''''''' ~ BABCOCK BRO.
40 Market street.
Mems Caters, g. and up,
Mems Boots, IS and up.
l,idies Shoes. 81 SO and up.
Al the old cheap Store Of
BARCOcK 4 BRO.
ao6 Market street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02
LADIES.

LADIES, %,
We have large stock OF Chhdren's snoss
shSsS WN, IL. BABCOCk 4 co..
SIS Market ST.. doors below Fourth.
REsunPrIoN OF SPKuIE PAYMENT -Wm. 4. Bah Bp
oo.I q 10 as Market street, doors below Ath,
Iii take s;Iser in exchange for Boots and shoes 70
a limited extent they dOHt want toe much Of It,
however.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

a1-Facis are Facts.-''Tell the truth and shame
ola Satan there is no getting around it: what we
have said Is said end the public bear MS out IN oul
conclusion that for first class boot. shoe or EaIteI
- - II VIM. II. BABCOCk 6CO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02
TuOcu pURCUASINO

Boots and Shoes at as Market street doors Pc
ln1 Foarth have the advanti &c Of selecting IRON
a large and varied stsck q low prices. 10
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

Of genius 90 slowly and steadily; they
cannot fly or leap into place or power;
yet tie place Will oe found for them if
they can afford to labor and TO wait.
lie had high aspirations for the teach
trs OF Potter county. Ills parting adj
vice WAS touching and fIateTnal, full Of
tie path0s that goes from one human
htart direct 10 other hearts. He re-
terre,i to tie picture taken III Couders-
port last Year, IL which lie anl the
teachers were male one" and spoke
Of the interest Of his little girls as they
looked with a glass IT one face and an
otner, asking eager questions that lie
could not answer. All lie could say ot
tbs young man and that Young woman
"ds that they Were genuine Potter
county boys and girls. " Then. saving
goodbye III few kind words that may
be long remembered, he left the stand
to Mrs. Martin, who was called out 10
read Just one more little poem before
going.
Although very much exhausted with
the weeks works she gratifed their
wish by reading little piece called
Modern Poetry" Ter delight was
only equalled by the attention given to
her instructions during the whole ses-
sion Uf the Institute.
Continued aegt ,reek
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

any other obtained. Then, in the name
OF truth. what Is II that prompts people
TO claim recommendations for the Di-
plOma OF Honor? Tie fact is no Diplo-
ma of Honor has been given TO any Sew
ing Machine Company.
Great run on well known Insiitu.
tiOn.-The famous Regulator man. {.
II. simmons Nos. ,, 3, 1 and ). Wells
VILE, y. y. has recently been subjected
TO an extraordinary pressu-e-tle pres
sure OF crowds Of sufferers that have
been in the habit of buying from small
dealers and paving enormous prices.
Money beiug sc,ITce, they lave seem
inglya made grand rush 10 the place
where they get the greatest amount Of
goods for the smallest amOun, II mon
=. The popularity Of this establish
ment Is boundlesS and viii last, for ii
Is built on a solid foundation; one hun
dred thousand dollars lo.ug the corner
stone. This well known establishment
might justly be called q savings bank
from the numbers Of dollars it has saved
the people for the last ten years. From
lis very infancy high prices have had
t. vanish Ike dew before the morning
sun.
DRICK.-Cet your BRICK from
II WM. BRINE. R0ulet. Pa. Speci-
mems can be seen At the oaice Of jour
NAL Il IrEN. Price, $500 per thou
sand-reduction made when ordered in
large quantities.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12
EXCHANGE ON EUROPE,

R..;K DRAFTS issued from E to E6sJ1, a. low
est rates. aya8le On demand IN any part OF Eng
land Ireland, Scotland and Wales Also, Drafts
for any amount payable IN The principal cities Of
Norway. Sweden, Denmark, AUstrs, Prussia,
France, spain and Italy.
The arrangements n this branch Of our busi-
ness are very extensive and c-nplete. giving Us
facilities whfCh enable Us 10 sell al bankers low
est rates. Those who have bren paving q high
price for their renittances should call upon us
and avail themselves Of our low prices.
For PASSAGE, BANK DRAFTS or any further in
formation, apply 10
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

or written, ends with '-th'' or .-1ns.
Mr.. Curry next took the stand. Onzs-
: ton: =" Is it better to talk finely and
fueiItly or II advance ideas:" Mr..
Curry proposed to advance the ideas.
Textbooks are not the objects Of our
study. The true teacher wants to be
seen as little as possible; he is not VIII
ing to snbtend too large an angle in their
vision; he wants them TO see the trath.
We have only two original sources Of
truth: tie Book Of Nature and the Book
Of Revelation.
The first is fuIl of object lessons. We
learn iEduytivcly. Tie child will not
burn its finger in the fire tie second
time.
TIE B.ok Of Nature is full Of facts.
IAc>e pi.Homrla ar not 10 be memo
rid; "a t,w Will establish a theory ami
conf nl j. ;,s Il ,cirncc. We observe one
apple fills ansi think another might do
tc ~a.n. y f-w instances establish
tasp.Hcip. T is Is Induction. Hay
.l.g ,tr. law ]. l. easy tn distribute itaud
apply II TO facts. TMs IS y. duciiun.
The Book of Revolution Is not to be
Studi'd in this way. Tie grand truths
arr given. Ii Is by exercise that
every power Of the mi hady or soal
IS Sdeveiop,d. If one Is hungry no one
els rssu e;t Tia di ner satisfactorily for
a.m. To. S,i.d.A;'n mHd m II be DE-
yriol-d Dy its own exercise.
II Is tie province Of the tra,her 10 un-
d"lstaEd the IN aas by which I4is ex 7
else shall be secured.
THURSDAY. p. M.-Mr. Jones gave
another hours d il in dec.malS ana was
followed by Miss Gariiell with her class
in ElocuJIon. THey read in concert:
''Tui'al Cain" and the Fight between
the h,arSorsc and the IhtJanu.' =
Mi Cu.1y nquiled H., teachers t. give
a brief oHliiue OF wat Ee had said to
them. The Object of coming together
IS 10 gain something and this cannot be
done unless we are able to carry away
part Of the ideas communicated.
lie then called attentiou To two ways
OF teac. iu- tile alphabet. One was III.
otd way: \ lille gr0up used 10 gather
about tie Master will. he Was mend
in the pens" That Was lis l.ue fo-
teachiag TIE rudim-Hts OF al literature
the alphabet. one little urcIin would
J. "a
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

The Company have adIeI recently so their IL
really splendid feet SIX SEw STEAMERS, which
are the largest, sli have proved - he among the
fastest il the world. These additional steamers
enable Hs 10 provide increased ana uu-I-F2s s-efI
Accommodations for our passengers, AMI really
makes talS the leading line Oh The Atlantic Ocean.
The National Line Steamers" are celebrated for
speed strength ami Srs--oinT qualities: are diy!i-
ed into Ajr, Water Tigist d7id Fire PROOF C,ni-
lJdrfHle7ttS, thus obtaining great >e"u-'E: ana
are itIed up in every respect with all the modern
Improvements II insure the comfort, convenience
ANA saftiF 0f passengers, 10 whom good treat
ment ana Kind attention - always given Per
sons visiting the OH Country. or sending for their
friends, should certainly avail themselves OF the
many advantages OF tais weii-kuOWE, fay0rite
Line; the best and cheapest between Europe AMI
America.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

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rsa and scfar.,o m. corrs,., ,,so :. -
l,4 taugl,t NV ,,.l,, hafor.. t.. ; !.
sufficient Epnv-,.lle of a:lrr SIT.
N enable o.,. =, o..,sr ft.s l,i,,,,o,. l.,.,r.
Tbrouab = ,..rva,..ad ,,sa of l,,,l>,..,,.. =,
childhood many a nam las }..., mali
toemplay i WI sfra,, its s,fa,,ti.f, n,.in.
cjpJes were t5aropa]iIy understood The
use Of it should be correct ami 4,.a,,nr
even in The. mr. may schools -ro,cIe,-s
,:lal,,d train +Ir,as.],-.. ia a., a.sy and
accurate eyprpssio,, IL ,b,nabt and bv
vigilance make i the evay.v-,lsv stvla If
the scloal--ooyn.
+ NJ Cprry IN = ,.I...,r s,,d stimuli ,,-.,v-
d.fq.s the fnsr scientific divisions If
r.r..,,r..,.
G-.b.,..,..5 s., 1f-ar,l7,, means ..-c W.
CORRECTLY, = I,,r # 1,.,. ,..,,. la a,,,,I;al
IN ri,a eorsr,,,r,i,, Of ,,.o,,ls Tho
l.f.r,o.- rrol,,c+ If .li. s.r,.,,., .,,.,ant ,f
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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

Steerage passengers vii be supplied with a.
much provisions and water a. they NAV wish o.
use; the provisions are Of the aeSt quality. ana
are examined and put Oh hoard under the iHspec-
ton Of Government Officers, appointed for that
purpose and are cooked and served oEt hy the
CompaG!'= stewards three times dav.
Each Passenger Is assigned 2 separate berth
married couples beTThed together; single females
placed in rooms by themselves. They are re-
lulred 70 furnish themselves with 0eJGilg. mess
tins, etc,
Ten cubic feet Of luggage equal 70 two large
trunks allowed 70 each a.iuli.
. An experienced Physician attached TO each
Steamer. Medicine and medical attendance free.
cabin Passengers provided with elegant accom-
mO4GugHs s. lCN rates.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

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NEWS II Z M
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Stopped
..s-r--- attached q" each address denote th'
rf 10 which Tie paper Is Paii. t'r ia
.-.g.r. .l- t-.I"> : = "t 4 'rh.'e Una
..-rsr-- il paid {" : d. = 20. /.
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p.. f~ rIe Watt.iHiNrNa 81 / aaG.
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couple II d1ys e, "l' . q. ".,N - a.
..,a last evening walked into t-e
D''.. .. ,.-. ,:.,.-.,lra ing III adldnce.
Shown IN a-d hat in "a few
r..-r,.rd snd wanted SOM
- This .v.,--f N. X lly's
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!. 8ri' VI. .' INC ,..r.5 T,.n y,r-
paper wa .-'..- ~ .,... r..,,.- aran tn
3~5 ana wv, .re str,ngar
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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

THE road from Port Allegany up TN
/ river to the County line is said to be il
. an eXecrable condition. It IS a shame
that the authorities of Liberty town
ship have allowed the road to ct int,
the condition that it is. ! little labo
during the good weather Of the summer
would have made it good. and even nov
if some of the holes were filed up. i
would improve it vastly. 1t is very baC
for CoudcrspoIt, hut it must he mucl
Worse for the merchants and people OF
Port AllegaIy Y. If the stat" road bridge
was up nearly the whole travel from
this section would 60 TO Forest House
I THE Democrat, of Oil City. are a fl
cetio}ls SCI OF f. f.llcws. At the last ma
nicipl election T ~ undertook 10 ior.
lat:t:r fist loss jaEeon / r r ubli,
cabs iy voting f.. q G lngad man fen
enc "f the -nuaciimrH. T Rr.#h.-
Gals .aaE dig If tie &. tyv t5--
.#r ~ .-Ha- IN +. I : is w.r;
ousnr- u lg:. i.. ~ t...v. ..-Ht t....,u,
af mav1r isran y.sa#t. s.e c..eE
man r.at .er-ived J!sr -iag. - yor
st@ps into tat high position. Tie
mayor was eltc,rd county treasurer
and a negro is mayor of Oil City hy
d macraiic votes. Who carrs?
BEA"-NrAT IS or t'e hi!l # fee nT
,yery house ID this s.rria. i..,t auv.
INr"ETAET To THAyE'EEs.-T
Buffalo, NV York x Philadelphia
Railway has now commenced running
on n winter time schedule VIC CON
tainS Spver@l changes that lave long
been desired hv tnr travelling public.
one Of the most importaut h"ing a
through Sleeping-c;r To WASHINGTON.
Passengers for Washington can leave
Buffalo AT ,. 40 y. N. city time and ar
rive in Baltimore at SO and Washing
ton Al 1912 the next morning. Tie
SImn train makes rl1S, connections at
HarrIShvrEs for = ilad-hhia. arrlvil z
IN tie a ter city at 9.l0a m During
the fall and winter months there is a
large amount Of travel bctween tlis
city and Washington and the ~0ut-.
, ana l!a',,.t. , ; ,5'l' .M5ls '., s'''5 i"
,.uI,v If matin, aIn.a 80 caInactjn,.. il,i.
dirHculty is now done away with 10y t r
managers # the B.. y. y. K p. Rail-
MaS. "'.''%T rii,Iis - i3 ealff 10 m ~
eIi.it ,Tati+,Il.. r..s,.onss - ,.tr T.
Erlrc><.
WADE. the Wuli4mopagt murderer.
was hunE al t,at place on THURSDAY
tie 9th inst. a. Tae G,-.t'l 4 7.n'fr:.
ANN, and :, 2...1s la..r We .. ,.o.-...;, =,
the murderer and q ,,ir,r..,. vt .l... f...,.
Of the Mob 5j- family t.,, victim.
ers T..rre Of them were l..on.-rt mn
before one alderman rh4n. durinr an,.
week
Fare gI.d tos-- til. II, ~.-. Fr.
Frr~< upnu our t;IIr again. Il ar,r
die worth a cent" ". d. uat ,Es H..
political cour,e. bu. il - a. gaG s.3g
for all tia, and worthy d lDug lii.
a. 4 L.. -
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

..----s-:..., -, November =, 1878.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12
Great Reduction OF Passage.

10 FEus
T. OF from Queenstown, liverpool. Ion
don, CarliF, Bristol Glasgow
or .Loueonde-rv.-..... :. 49,. 80 81
DO Hamburg, Antwerp, Hayre
Rotterdam. eIc-..-........... IS Sc
60 Bremen, G0tteubUrg Chris
tisna. Copenhagen, Mannheim
Stayanger, Broutheim, Paris
etc...-....... .-.-...........-- s. ~
Children under Twelve Years, Half-Rste. Ia
faltS uu Ter One Year, Three Dollars
No Charge for Infants on
Outward Tick
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

-FDTE:-7hese yaieS of paEsaae are much
cheaper NdH aSty okheJ' FiyFI- cilFF Line
crorFf2g the IfE01Hc.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12
Proc ceilings Teachers In.t.tute.
Continued from last 1ocekI

THJRsDAY.A.M., IaftprrecesS. M.
Joaes: \ teacher should be superior 20
his work. THe physician conSuits his
books but conforms to lis Judgment
Father Rasselas said. a teacher should
labort0make himself useless" heshould
50 teach that the student Will use all his
faculties.
Gradiag t5e,rorL.- teachers should
make nearly all his examples in arith-
metic. Tie text books are badly ar
ranged. For example: short division
comes before long division. 1t is not a
easy matter for the little child. just be-
ginning Ia divide long row Of figures
10y nine or twelve. II Is much easier to
work the whole thing ont 50 that he can
Sc the process. Ii Is often as EASY TO
divide 10y three figures as one if they are
well chosen. 246.1-3 is easily divided
bv Is. TIE little clild's mind readily
follows the process. The examples
SHOULD h+ made little more difficult day
after dav. and an interest viii be awak-
pu-d 90 that tire learner will never stop
but will go ever onward As most Of
our business concerns decimals, Prof. }.
propa,ed that the teachers sh Id begin
at units ard write the table Of decimal
notation. lie found a deficiency in that
direction and advised further practice.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12
The Singer Machine still Triumphant.

y " ALLENs
4'.'
The Singer Machine Still Triumphant.
y; ,.ie -e1 l '3i1 1'L me olttI Soa!t!
I,id AZ EnIIla's,,n,t 0.t Ia ls-9 ~
Singer took the first premium. with the
iIoW- and Remington Sewing Machines
opposing l ~ singer was operated 10y
\ NJ. Reynolds, the Howe by Loyster
rrom Bingham.
+ po,,,-n,uc,,, ,.....o--..-.
- -'''I' -"' -, = ''''l' IN -,
~ ~ i-',''o''''- !% " ~ - az -o'-''
j -''e' - '','' '',-i-i''''0'
c4ries boots and shoes
. ~ What poor sh'rt-Nited worms We be.
-e--S We kant kalkilate
/ With any degree
OF >artantee
WHAT'S Ewine 70 be our fate
We can calculate. however, with Ted-
. soDable certainty on rettjDr
p.,,,., Jr,r,,I..,. I1-..r,,rs
Better Carriages Of all descriptions,
Better Sleighs,
Better Cutters,
Better Trimming,
Better Painting,
Better Hovse-shoeing, and
Better Repairing of all kinds
-'','-' ''-'' ''.'0- t'i''o'
- - - - VIZ y ~''''''' 2-l.2-.f
p,., g...-...-, r,..
~ p"'"' ~ ''-.ii,i'''iS i''s ''''',o' .
'-' " "a i's q i''O''ii-s '''''i - -'''Is
''i''' ,'' -! ''i7 Sou ',lil,,'''.y - ny
e '''"ii any o''ie' III "a " 81 II '''e I III
'e" '2'''''9'
lll't ,Jl,i-;Iil ny
- - = ~: -
,'Lo I"i - ] '...'li ''i-l' i'is
-, =, 80, ~. S,,,'
nd ~ IL - NJ
~ -. - - "a
IN l,5 St,r- - -
S ''ii'. 80, Gu
..--,i ''''' q % % - % 90
O''- i'oU'
The SINGER X \ IorL-stitch machine
-
an! li''heS d De'l'i III even anu 1liilol III
stitch which VIII not Tavei and Is alike
on both sides. 1t hens, braidS. cords,
tucks emhroiders ruff1es fel1s and dives
IN 1-ir,d &c III, -, +Io g.. ,,,,,,,l;,.
- WI a va ,''' ''ii'7' ~ '-ll4'i VI
The heStVleSt fuIl-clot9.
Thu o,o,,,,o., ,,. z,,..r,
ne too'i0 Col-ie tlloie { anu ilioie W.
ii. simmons Regulator stores for dry
sboas and a-,a-S5+b;nr +,a+ fan,;I;as ,,sa
-Tbeir stool. i 1orce and o1so waII s,;+
- Co-.,a.s
80. W -,.;+I,.,,. ,s.Id-.a,a -. -.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12
4ofal 4lotircs
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-

ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY CON-
i ,ERN.-CircumsJances have com
PEELED lis to adopt the READT-PAY
SYSTEM. and hereafter we VIII sell no
goods on credit unless 10y special agree
ment. ARCH T. JONES x son.
Cyuder>p NJ, Nov I, lS-&
EsTRAY.-Came TO the premises Of
IL the subscriber about the lst IF Oc-
toDrr the following cattle: pair of s.
year old matched steers and 2-year-
old steer-all spotted. red and white.
The owner will please prove property.
pay charges and take them away.
PHILANDER r. STEVENS.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

At the last Fair uf The Potter County
\ Agricultural and Horticultural Society.
held at Coudersport Oct. 10, 1873. the
Singer took tIe first premium. with the
How and Remington Sewing Machines
opposing. The Singer was operated by
\ NJ Reynolds. the Howe by Loyster
Bros. and the Remington by the Agent
from Bingham.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-12

-- train mentioned above passes
'- sauy al : p. m. going south,
- tlaa,m.. going north. II certain
d great convenience to an travellers
. I .,,rr and Mexican counties.
+'l.> 4. WEsTCoTT has bought ont
...'z-r L Abbott at Roulrt, and can
."aad once more in bis old place
'.! and anxious to wait on any one
wants anything in his line Of bust
,, ''.m a lamp-chimney TO a barrel
i, .r,AH>oys. Of the Fix A,,rorote. has
Y" .ls duties as editor the san
v a.,5n- Of butcher. 20 says the
.< o~HEaon grom d for his Gus
3.- Z lnoat. If October,
d .n.t mills. more I an
.l~ 4 graia.
at a., mHey ord d.
.r Cnaderspoar roet-atlice
.r. oyer seven amd.,d and
Arson Las a new house up