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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-30

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD.
@TAGE DAILY ADVERTISER is morn
ing paper published every day except sun
days. il is published at such an available point,
that it is able to give all the latest to very
extensive territory earlier than 1t is possible for
any other journal to supply 1t. over a large por-
tiOn of SOUTHERN NEW YORK and NORTH
ERN PENNSYLVANIA 1t reaches points early ia
the morning. and west Of Eimira even to the Lake
il IS in
ADVANCE BY MANY HOURS
Of any metropolitan journal.
It's specialties and features tAat recommend it
to the public are numerous and known far and
wide.
Its the representative journal of Southern New
York and looks earnestly and perststently to the
interest and advancement Of that portion of the
State
1t has an interest in and care for the large ana
constantly increasing in population, wealth and
power of Northern Pennsylvania, and although
printed in another state seeks by all reasonable
means to forward it on the high road OF prosperity
and wealth.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-30

Competitors for premiums on any of the above
must exhibit a sample Of the crop at the Fair, fur
nish statement of the mode of cultivation and
also certificate of two respectable neighborS is
to product and measurement of ground
TIMOTHY, UdTge and Snl0H,l CLOVER and
FLAY-SEED.
Best bushe of each ........... .............. 90
u ...-'--... ...........- -
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Best assortment of vegetables. .,............l 90
I'd ............... 50
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-30

GRAND jurors. AJJott.-Charles
Meme, Albert DePlanque.
I BinghdD.-A. n. Clark.
CouderSport-Martin Gridley, Ralph
Nelson, .. J. Rees.
Gencsee.-Fielder Chapman, J. W.
Moran, J. c. Burdick.
Harrison.-Martm Dodge.
Hejron.-Wm. V. Cone.
Oswago.-A. 5. Lyman, James Lock
wood.
Pheasant TaHey.-Earnest Wright.
Rould.-Rodney Fessenden.
S5ar0a-H. b. Edwards, d. l.. Moore.
StHmd.-JameS Nelson.
Sylcdniu-A. r.. Jordan.
Ulysses. Carpenter, E. II. Bas-
sett, E. w Chapel.
Vest Bruach.-JOhn Burrows.
Wharton. n.-Sylvester Beldin.
TRAyERs JURoRs.--AJboH.-Charles
Welfing.
IIlcgoay.-Calvin Palmer, A. Presho,
G. T. Ellis
Biagbam.-A c. Crum.
Clara.-Leroy Allen.
CoudcrSport.-John Denhof.
Eulalid.-H. Scheldenberger, Chris
tian Schautenberger.
Gencsee. Joseph O'Donnell, Isaac
Dawley, Patrick Kain.
Harrisop.-N. II. Stone, George W.
Stebbins, J. l.. Haynes, William Fox,
Amos English, f. p. Leet.
HeJron.-Edwin Hollenbeck, Leon
ard Davis.
Hector-J. L. Gibson.
Ke0tjng.-G, G. Lewis.
Pleasant VaIIy.-George Weimer.
Staron.-W. J. Brown, G, w. Pear
soil, q. w. Sherman, Ed Whitaker,
f. p Brooks, r. l.. Nichols, O. G. War
ner, NJ. II. Nichols, 2. B. Woodland.
Sylrania.-Wm Pierce
UlysseS.-M.W. Gridley, Ezra Turner.
Vest Branch.-Erastus Crippen.
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10 subscription shall be allowed to run over one
year in arrears. Due notice will be given of
expiration and if not paid the paper will be
stopped g +. HAMILTON,
Publisher
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-30
The Buffalo, n. /. L PiiIa. Railway
Company

offer for sale, AT A BARGAIN, the bonds remain-
ing over and above those already retired 10y the
Towns themselves-being Of the following Towns
along the line Of its Railway, viz:
$4,000 of Olean, NJ. Y.
$500 of Machas, NJ $500 retired
on Bond.
$4,000 of rankIinviIle. NJ. Y.
$500 of Yorkshire, N. VS. 200 re-
tired on a Bond.
The Bonds are of $1,000 each, bearing interest IA
seven per cent, and are ''FIBST-CLASS" SAFE
SECURITY" For particulars address
IL. l.. Lyman, Treas.
p. o. Drawer 1Tj, BUFFALO, y \.
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Nav 16. 1873.
In the Court of Common
Pleas of Potter Co. No.
li5. sept. Term, 1872.

LoyINA Dickinson
y HeI next friend, In the Court of Common
OIlAs a. JONES, Pleas of Potter Co. No
Trpo,,,, IH. li5 Sept Term, 1872
Jerome Dickinson. ReSpondent above nau,ad
VIII "iIi pleSe take notice that Subpoena and alias
SaS ,e nave been issued and returned Mill
fbe f,t ileLtIoIe hereby required to appear on
t tb ,. 10y vi next Court, June 9 1873 to answer
10 the complaint made in this case.
C,,,,,,o,..,,,,,.. ) T. REYNOLDS. Sheriff
AMBROSE r. WOOD In the Court of Common
r$. Pleas Of Potter Co, No,
SfLVANIA WOOD ) ll2, Sept. Term, 1872
,SylVanla Wood, Respondent above named. win
please take notice that subpoena and alias s,,h
pul1 nave been issued and returned nihii: Won
are therefore hereby required to appear on the
utst % ddy 4l next Court June 9, 1873 to answer TO
the complaint in this case
Coudersport, May 1G, 1873 ~
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-30

HOUSEHOLD NANUFd CTURES, &c.
A committee of Judges, composed OF ladies',
VIII be appointed with instructions to recommend
awards to the most deserving, not exceeding 81
in any case.
JiECHANICAL L and EARNING IAIPLE
nENIS and l[ANUFA CTURFS
discretionary committee will be appointed.
With instructions to recommend an award. not
exceeding 3 so, for the best articles of any kinds
that may be exhibited
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-30
Coudersport Market.
Fish story.

One day last week couple of boys OF
this place were fishing, while couple
Of young men were watching them. At
last one of them had a bite and brought
up the usual club of all beginners. In
the excitement of the moment the boy
bent his whole strength to jerking the
fish from the water, turning himself
round until he stood with his back to
the water, when he suddenly disappear
ed over the bank. The other boy imme-
.diately rushed to the rescue by so tying
land twisting his tish-Iine around one Of
.thp Young men as to make him helpless,
swhile the other young man had been SO
alctively engaged in lodging the coming
Nfsh as to get quite a distance off. The
gater was very deep at that place and
H. boy went under. Finally they sue
.teded in getting hold of his arm, and
II they were helping him climb the bank
tle first remark the little chap made
~, That water was too deep for me''
but he got the club.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-30
The WEEKLY ADVERTISER

Is large, eight-page dfty-siX column newspaper,
issued every Thussday, and contains the cream of
the Daily edition,
It is especially addressed and intended for that
large and intelligent class of community who re-
side off the great main lines OF communication and
the facilities for reaching whom make II impoS-
sihle TO supply themselves with a daily paper.
For these, besides the late general and local
news, are provided reports of local agricultural in
teresUs and fun reports Of late markets for country
produce
1t is eminently readable paper and furnishes
in eace issue vast amount ana variety of reading
matter.
TERMS.
DAILY, PER YEAR R.........-...........s SIS 90
WEEKLY, ......-....-..-....... 90
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AGood Idea.

4 i Buffalo girl, pretty and eighteen.
kts sold over five hundred sewing ma
elneS IN the last two years. She trav-
"a, with horse and wagon, smiling
N hen she leaves amachine and shedding
ItaTs il anybody afterwards refuses to
Arpit That does the business.
II Wetake the above from an exchange.
II R,rtits hereabout can profit 10y the sug-
|Nstion.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-30
nperintendents, Convention.

NWe find the statement in some of our
kchmges that on the fifth of June the
" &uintendents Of Common Schools of
counties of Clinton, Snyder, Union,
cumberland, Lycoming, Sullivan,
ga, Potter, Elk, Cameron and Cen
Ell meet at the Ierdic House, Will
port. The following subjects will
asIdcred: the educational wants
people; the work Of the superin-
rlay; the difficulties encountered
"a, work; the modes of overcoming
diaiculties. The meeting Is to be
I'M ate one.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-30
POULTRY

Best lot mot less than cock and > hens) ma
tive and improved breeds, each ....... 90
- general lot Of poultry owned by person , 90
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-30
The Elnira Advertiser
4 DAILEAND JVEEKLY 10 UI1N-4L FOR
TEEE PEOPLE.
The News Paper Of this Section.
rnE DAILY ADVERTISER is a morn

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF TIL
WORLD.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-30

On the 18th inst. al her home in Michigan, SA-
RAH, wife Of Otis Lyman.
The deceased was formerly resident
Of this County, where she and her huS-
band have d large circle OF relatives and
friends Her death was occasioned 10y
cancer, from winch she has suffered
for many years.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-30
. SHEEP.-Lon9 ,rooted; lEddte-uoo,ed; Aferj-

" samples OF wool, not less than neeces , O1
samples Of each to be deposited in Museum of
Salietyl
Best sheep ................. Oh
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Dnthly
lars.

mans /
nc knowle5ds. |
foF mere H. |
gfee' tins ools
Fl period.i'
,ceiye artiAf2 ti
,,an Of aii
INF nntteTrIpretaiiii,os,, ii,,
NH = the app, ~
y ff lAf
arts ana v
.,,ence 70
pronlll'es u . Tb,ettsi
help 70 70 . Si,rreseai
" Gne eat
ects Of iscieeiphba
ace Of s''' !,
iodlea5l dlra5 aaiPiiPisa'
ia, az coulaalr. !.
)f the eeoeonrtshogl. 7.
u.-nert sPoa.
M. DarTs Tsbloeas'
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REPORT OF THE AUDITORS OF HEBRON
TOWNSHIP, APRIL 2s, 1873

Also one order for 800, No. Il, tregistered on
page il OF urder-bQOll b. drawn to Norman Sher-
wood, which IS believed to have been obtained
by fraud and will not be paid by the Township
unless compelled by law.
WESLEY ALLEN. Supervisor.
SYLNE ESTER GREENMAN, 4,,djto,s
c. W. GORAAI, -i'N''"e
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-30
roving.

lufriend CatIin is enlarging and i'm
eng his cabinet establishment on
til street, by moving his old shop
Y and erecting a new building for a
lt.oose. He has been very success
He and every one rejoices thereat.
n .ryH Press.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

The PuLlishers hare secured a rery large
and most beautiful PAINTING, and Mey
hare had perfect copies prepared from IL,
printed Is times, az colors, TO produce the
beautiful coloring and shading Of the ORR
gindt. 4 copy as now pithin EASY reach
IF every Home in america
The Journal itself ,ciU be a rich treas
are IN erery Household. 4 magnificent
New american STORY by El,oard Egglcs.
ton has already commenced; the general
editorial care 1ciU remain as hitherto :;
and other practical, skMLful, inst,ucfice,
and pleasing ,criters wW constantly aid IN
proUiding an HEARTH AND HOME a feast
Of good things nhich WM make 10 a most
uetcome visitor to every Hearthstone and
IN eUery Home.
Wan all these attractions, and other I'M.
proCements contemplated, the price of
t::Uearh and Home" ,cM continue at The
Ion rate Of only SIS gear, or 81 for
"HearM and Home" and he +" American
Agricuhurist" (JYah The Agricultural
there ,cW also be presented a most Jeavti-
tm Chrome of an original picture, paint
ed expressly for this purpose, entitled
"Mschief Brewing," by b +. Reinhart
Sent, mounted, fer only % cents ertra.)
The Hearth and Home Chromos ,oiW
he deiiUerei an tie order an achich The names
hare been receieed. No charge for the
Chrome 'ohen taken at The office, ummount-
Ell. If to be sent prepaid, unmounted,
20 cents must be sent .for prepayment and
packing.
II ,cW be mounted and pdrnished, ready
for puttimg into u frame, for 80 cents extra
that is, for 90 cents it will be Mounted,
Vanished, Packed, and sent Prepaid to
subscribers (to HEARTH & HOME for 1873
only.-Th0t is, the HEARTH AND HOME
Chrome ,cW be dciirercd
AZ The Office, Jnmounted, ...-.. Free
Momted, :. 80 cts Extra.
Vse"tPrpaid, Unmop"teel, 20 cts. Extra.
" Mounted, so cts. Extra
We 0d0iSe all 10 hare them mounted be-
fire leaviny The ofice, as an large quaint
ties zee are able to hare them mounted for
a quarter o fde Co" Of doing it singIy, and
better than AZ can usually be done elsewhere.
HE AISTII and HOME
4 large, beautiful, highly illustrated, and
rery vaiudble Jownat-.fuU Of Instructive
and interesting reading matter, just suited
10 he rants Of every home
TERMS, ALWAYS IN ADVANCE 4:
One Copy One Year, .....S3 90
-Four Copies, One Year, 80. 2 10 each
Ten or more Copies, $500. . 50 each
SUBSCRIBE NOW.
The earlier subscription moncy is sen
az, The sooner Chromos toW be received, a
hey ,eW be delivered az The order Of re
ceipt Of names.
ORANGE JUDD & CO, Publishers,
245 Broadway, New York.
April IL, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
THE WEEKLY SUN.
ONLY 81 A YEAR. PAGES.

ONLY 81 A YEAR. 8 PAGES.
The Best Family Paper Weekly y. Y.
Sun. pages 81 year. Send your Dollar.
The Best Agricultural Paper Weekly
New York Sun. pages. 81 year. Sehd
your Dollar.
The Rest Political Pdper.-The Weekly New
York Sun. Independent and Faithful. Against
Public Plunder. 8 pages. 8 a year. Send
your Dollar
The Bss Newspaper Weekly New York
Sun. pages. 8 year Send your Dollar.
Has IN the Nsirs.--The Weekly New York
Sun. pages 81 year Send your Dollar.
The Best Story Paper The Weekly New York
Suns pages; yesr--Send your Dollar.
The B,st Fashion Reports in the Weekly New
York SUMS pages-S year--Send your Dollar.
The Beet Market Reports in the Weekly New
York Suns psges--Sl a year-Send your Dol
lar
The Ret Cdtl, Reports in the Weekly y York
Sun g pages-Sl q year Send your Dollar.
Tn, Bet Paper 10 Every Respect--The Week
~ New York Sun.~s pages-Sl a year--Send
your Dollar. Address,
THE SUN, New York CITY.
March 7, 1878,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

GPADES, Garden Hoes and Rakcs. al
y KUyKESDALb & SHEgrrs
Romuey, Marsh 2ij 1873
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

s0rTHE reputation Of members Of the
Legislature for sobricty seems to be rather
bid in Kentucky, if not in West Virginia.
Two of them were rather noisily drunk on
a railroad train the other day, and when
the conductor demonstrated one of them
very pompously asked; do you know,
sir, that am member of the Legislature p
The conductor quietly replied, 'Yo've got
the symptoms
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
r. LECTURE
Tl MNlA TO YOUNG MEN.

Jas hsuCthhed, iHsts Se1Red bhra9pe, tPTice6 cts
A4Lecture on he Nature, Treatment and
Radtcui cure Qf iSpermaforfhea, or. Sc
mtndt -iVeGh3ess, Lt0olsmfaty Emissions,
Sexual Rebjidy, and Impcdim,eats to Mro-
ricge generally J; Nervousness, 'Goasan,p
ton, Epfiepsy d, FITS; Mental and Phys
zeal Iacapdcity, resulting from !SeIf.1AbuSe,
etc.-By R OBERTJ CUL YER WE'LL,
" d., Author. Of the Green Bool:,' &c
Tie ,oor3d-reno,rned author, instl.is ad
mirdble Lecture, clearly .proces from his
o,oa eaperieace Mat the d'e/iG consequences
Of .Sey-AJase may be ebectua1y ,tmoved
'oithom medicines, and wittou dUnJefous
surgical operations, bougies, instruments,
rings or ccrdiaks, pointing ont a mode
Of cure at once certain and cfeetudl, By
'ehich every sgterer, 40 matter 1chot his con
ditfon may te, may ci~e himself .chedply,
privately, and rodicdHy. THISgLEC-
TL'RE WILL PROVE A BOON TO
THOUSANDS IND THOUSANDS
Sent, under sea-, To any address, in a
plain sealed enoelope, on he receipt ofsir
cents, on t~o posture stamps. Also, Dr..
CulccrceWs Marriage Guide price so
CENTS. 14ddress Tie Publishers.
CHAS j G. KLINE & CO.,
l27 Bo,ecry, ". y, Post Office Bou, 1 $50.
April IL, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

ETA GREAT saving in the manufacture
of mince pies in New York is secured by
substituting eoekroaches for rsisiu.. They
are very similar to raisius when warmed
up, and cost almost nothing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

s~A GENTLEMAN, in search of q mau to
do some work, met on his way lady, not
30 young as she once was, and asked her,
Gan you tell me where can find man ?
mo, cannot she replied, 'for have been
looking these twenty years for one myself
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
" A N DIVER
CORN PLANTER.

HAVlN9 secured the exclusive right 20 sell
i this favorite CORN PLANTER in the
South Branch and Shenandoah Valleys the CON-
ing season, take this method of calling the at
tention OF Farmers to few facts in connection.
Too hands and tro horses rM plant
from u g 20 acres per dog, aud plant
BETTER than Ly any other process an use.
Corn ,eiU come up from 3 to days
sooner than arhen planted by hand.
You can regulate depth Of planting and
number of grains an a kiU.
With the drill attachment one hand can
drill 20 acres per day.
The FASDIvER trds used ertensirely on
the South Branch the pa,t season and ,rith
perfect satisfaction.
Wananted to perform as represented,
niM a fair trial, or no sale.
Send fer circular and terms.
am also selling the
Advance Walking Cuitivator,
the cheapest and best constructed implement OF
its class in use, being made exclusively Of wrought
iron and wood.
And also am introducing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

Hy DO 60 in for tho West Virgin
Liquor Lswr Why, partly 80. ] 60 in
Z the liquor, but net for bs law
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
THE HAWKEYE
BUGGY Pillow,

said TO be one Of the best Of its class. Don't
fail to see circulars Of each, which will be sent
upon application. Terms easy.
JOHN w. VANDIVER.
Burlington, Mineral County, w. Va.
January 81, ls73.-tf
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
p a ~ A c & a!

An Alternative and Cathartic, or Tonic and
Purge combined, for diseases arising from baG
blood.
This preparation was established in 1880, and
has now been prepared III liquid forH, for more
than is years In January or February, 1870,
another party commenced TO prepare similar
article which is inferior TO the genuine, and
which should not be mistaken for ours Ask
for 'DR. FAHRNEY's BLOOD CLEANSER OK PASA-
CEA," and accept no others
The Trade Mark or label Of the oldest and gen.
uine, is printed in green on yellow wrapper,
having also the signature of p. FahrRey, NJ. D.,
Chicago.
''Dr. r. Fa5rneys HeaHh Nessenqer" gives
the history and uses of the BLooD CLEGwsER, test
timonals, and other information, sent free Of
charge Address
DIR. Z. FAHRNEYS BROS. & CO,
WdgHesboro, Franklin County ia.
Ask for Dr =. gahrneys Blood Cleanser snd
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
Sold by wholesale and retail dealers and by
GtLKESON IL PATTIE,
Romncg, West Va
Also, 10y J. W Blaker, Bloomerv--Cooper h
Horn, Capon Brdge--DaDiel Parish. Timber
Ridge, Frederick County, Ya--Garvin a Bro,
High View-Bruce Gibson, Capon Springs and
Jericho, Hampshire county, West Va. ..
Mcdonald, Capon Bridge--SydnOr Mcdonald
Hanging Rock-CoOper, Horn & Carter, Pleasant
Dale, Hampshire county.
THOS. II. i. ELLIOTT,
TroSeting AgeaL
June 80, 1s71.-1y.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-02-12


PERsoNAL.-Rev. Dir. Boyd, of ST.
P,.u.s Episcopal Church, returned from
trip 10 Mississippi last week
We are glad to see that Mr. w P Brown,
the popular Asst. Cashier of The Wisconsin
National Bank, is SO far recovered from his
recent illness as TO be able to be out again.
Rev w. A. Oh mber ain, of Oshkosh, &C.
Church asst Sucday.
Rev Arthur Little, of Fond du Lac, will
preach ut the Cong relarionai Church next
Sunday.
Mr.. james E. Cook him of former Water
town theatrical tame, AMI Il good delneator
with paint aud brush, gave us Cali last
Monday. Mr.. Cook now resides at Hy de
Park, near Chicago.
Mr.. William Livesy, formerly Superin-
tendent OF the WATERFOWL Gas Company, is
home from Pittsburgh on d short visit.
tur former townsman, Mr.. Robert Lin
don, of Hampton, Iowa, is i'll the city on
brief visit
Rev. NJ. w. Reed, of Olivet Church, Mil
waukee, made a brief sojourn ola few hours
in this city on Tuesday. He is filing lee
trfe appointments in several towns west of
here. Rev. MIR. Reed promises to lecture
before our citizens on Father Marquette"
before long.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-02-12
COUNTERFEIT q. 5. NorEs There

COUNTERFEIT q. 5. NOrEs There
are now in circulation two sets of counter
felt FIVE dollar United States notes The
first of !hese bogus greenbacks is poorly en-
graved on lolerably good paper, and pur-
ports to be No. 9,8l2. The Statue of
America" on the left hand side Of the
note, is family and badly executed, as is
also the medallion portrait in the lower
right-hand orner. The line engraving on
the back is indistinct. and the cured lines
weak and wavering. The second counter
felt is badly printed On wretched paper, is
ceedingly coarse and scratchy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-02-12
Examination at Our Lady Of the
Sacred Heart.

The semi-annual examination of this col
lege took place uring Wednesday, Thurs
day AID Friday of the last week in January
1t was conducted by the President, assisted
by the teaching body of the house Owing
to the severity OF the weather very few visi-
tors attended; but those who were present
were more than satisfied with The pro-
ficiency OF the students. The principal
branches forming the subject of examina-
ton were Latin aud German, together with
the ordinary matters of goDd English studies
Little mercy was shown TO the scholars and
| every effort made 10 test their ability. At
tne conclusion, the president was so well
| pleased with What he had heard aud seen
| that he could not refrain from giving ex-
preston to his feeling in most eulogical
| terms. He complnented highly the pro-
tessors on their zeal and success but re-
marked that after all they ha d done bnt their
duty, as they had been taught, aud felt
themselves IN conscience bound TO do.
The main portion OF the praise to be
bestowed was due TO the students, who had
hal the courage and perseverance, to impose
upon themselves sacrifices insepara BILE from
their age, in or1er to accomplish any good.
There were some few, perhaps, whose con-
duct left some room for improvement; but
their number was SO small that it could not
In any percepti BILE way lessen the happin esq
of the occasion, where joy was the result of
| General manly endeavor.
| Whilst none of the students were exactly
deserving OF reprosch, the following merit
special mention for their talent and applica-
| ton
D. Lynar d, J. Moran, P. McCabe, NJ
Condon NJ. Lauth, It. Renshaw, j. Butler,
A. Ma 10y, N. O'Connel, J. O'Ccnnell, E.
| Rogan, J. Bowling, G. Smith, E. Renolds,
| J. Zimmerman, N. McGovern and N. Boyle.
The second session was opened on the
Monday following the examination. The
seanes began the public reading of the notes
which Brother Gabriel had arranged for the
| occasion. The average was, nearly as
could be computed, about SO per cent. When
/ the reading of The notes was ended, the Pres
| ident again addressed the students. This
| time his remarks were less intended to COM
plimeni them than to advise them concern
ing their future conduct He spoke for q
long time, but nevertheless attentive'y
listened 10 by ALL and his words seemed to
produce an excellent effect OH the students.
| Al he close OF his discourse he protes sors
cal ed their classes nd work was at vace
resumed. ...
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-02-12

FROM the vast quantities of wood
piled up at the mills we should Judge our
mill owners do not anticipate an ample sup
plv OF water from Rock River for next sea-
sons use, but on the contrary seem impress
sed with the idea that steam will have to be
largely resorted TO as propelling power.
We fear that the water power at this point
must be considered thing of the past. OF
late years II is wholly unreliable except for
about three months in the year.