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THE propriety of giving condition medicine
TO horses, cattle and sheep, was discussed and
admitted by MANY of the Agricultural Socie-
ties throughout the State last Fall. and we be-
lieYe that in every case but one thev decided
in favor of Sker5dda's Cdualry Condition
POWDERS. Coed judgment.
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a frstc1ass Family and Religious Journal From
Sic to 80 easily MAIDS. Each subscribe receives
premium worth more than the subscription price Our
new elegant Chrome, Memories of Childhood size
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WHEN writing to advertisers please mention the
w name of this paper.
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CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors

=
No. 2l5 Fulton street, New York.
Sold By Druggists and Chemists, and Dealers in
Medicines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box.
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will destroy Worms without injury to the child being
perfectly WHITE and free from all coloring or other
Injurious ingredients usually used in worm prepare
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From no other cause than having worms in the ston
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GAnn month to men, women, boys and girls
@lOO to work for us. PARTICULARS FREE.
Address, BOWEN & co, Marion, Ohio,
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BROWNS yERMIFUGE CoMFITs
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Children often Look Pale and Sick,

;oLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
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GaaE PER DAY Commission or sac week
ID - Salary and expenses. We offer ii and will
pay 1t. Apply now. CT. WebOer & Co., Marion, %.
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DR.. Turner's Guide to Health.

Giving all advice necessary for every one liable
to disease of any kind, married or sngle old or
youngs fer all ages, sexes. conditions in life.
Agents wanted for this the best selling book pub
l1shed: send SO cents for sample copy TO DR.. L.
Turner, 9o6 Washington Ave-, St. Louis, Mo.
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DIED.

At the house of her son Russell n Mics in Eu'a-
ia. Feb. l7th 1874, Mrs Lucy w. Mics.
reiict Of the late BARAK NILES, in the 18th
year Of her age.
Funeral services viii be he'd at tie PreS6yteIi-
an Church. Thursday morning At half past ten
O'Clock.
At Friendship. Jany. 30th, 1914, Hiss Gertie
Rathbone, in the 18th year Of her age
We loved her but she died.
'TiS not dread Of her unknown fate
That causes these bite tears:
Ii, toe blight that has fallen upan our hearts
Thai vii daTken our home Tor years
There's vacant seat b side the board
That can never agai be flied
For AZ the sweet hopes her heart has known,
That is now forever stis.ed.
We miss her at morning, At noon and al night,
We ytarn for her even IN S.eep;
The E.adneSS of earth has gone with her
Surrey We Wei may weep. T.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-18

DFNcaEsTS MONTHLY NsG&zINE seems to tul-
prove with each Issue. The March number comes
to our table reiOlent with spring novelties, spring
music, spring literature and spring fashions
rhis magazine richly deserves to be called
model. II is printed ia heautlfu! style on ms
toned paper, and IL every respect is Ne Plus u
ira. The premiums offered are far in advance Of
al others. jerome Th0mpsons Oh oaken Bucket,
in size and beauty, is worth several times the
cost Of the yearly subscription, s.. Address
". JENNINGS DEH0Ef.sT,
IS B.oalway. y. Y.
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HENRY WARD BEEcHsR. Editor,
SERIAL STORIES

~ UfStinsulNhed American Authors
VIII be given this coming year. Edward Eggles-
Rider: A Tsle OF the Herl4c Age the opening
chapters of which are HANDSoMELY ILLUSTRATED
is just beginning. An Illustrated Supplement-
containing back chapters presented free 10 each
subscriber Hb to Jan. :. NTs. Stoves long ex-
Pectei seque, 10 "Ay wife and l, entitled ave
and our Neighbors,p begins in the new year.
Here are the two foremost writer's of wholesome
fiction in America. Other attractive Tales, ETC.
ny faFOrite authors will be given from time 10
time. The BEST WRITERS contribute to II.
In wOUd. the Christian UNION Is c. FAMILY
JOURNAL for the entire househOid-yOlng and
old. Nothing is shared TO make it THE BEST
FAMILY PAPER PUBLISHED.
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The Singer Machine still 4riumphant.

al tie last FAIR Of lht P0tlfr COUNTY,
y AgricultHIalan Horticultural Society,
held at CouderSpoTt Oct III. 1873, the
Singer took tie first premium. with the
Howe and Remington Sewing Machines
opposing. The Singer was operated by
a VI. Reynolds. the Howe ly Loyster
Brcs. and the Remington by tie Agent
from Bingham.
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Married.

TURNKEY Thompson-On the 9Th inst, by
Rev Mr. Leggett, Mr.. ADDISON GuENsEY.
OF Ulysses, and Miss MINNIE THOMPSON, of
EulaIia
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THE PREsBYTERIkS BANNER. whose advertise
ment appears in another column. was established
by Rev. John Andrews, ia ChilicGthe. Ohio. Judy s.
1914 and J., consequently, the oldcstreIigloEs and
family newspaper. THIS is the cheapest taper, of
the class To which il belongs, now puthsbe i. aud
is eXceIei hy 10 other. I. ought l. be taken 10y
every family.
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10 All WHOM fr NAY COZ

ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY CON
Germ: Circi instances have CON-
ptllpd us TO adopt the READf-PAY
SYSTEM. al d hereafter We will Sell no
goods on credit unless by special agree
ment. B. BU RI q co.
Roalet, January :, 1874 2t-S
II What poor shartsited worms we be,
S~S We kant kalkilate
With ANY degree
OF saftanrc5
What's gwlne 20 be our fat. "
We can calculate, however, with fea-
sonable certainty on getting
Better Lumber Wagons,
Better Carriages Of all descriptions,
Better Sltighs,
Better Cutters,
Better Trimming,
Better Painting,
Better HorSe-shoeing and
Better Repairing Of all kinds
At COLES Shop than any other place
III CoudeTSport or in the County.
25G2-tf
TOR SALE: A farm of 14S acres
il within one and half miles of Cou-
dersport on good road; well improved
and well watered; good buildings, house
and large harm.
ALSO-Iotel stand in Roulet with
two and one half acres of lane attached,
within seven miles OF the railroad.
ALSO-Farm of one hundred acres
III Sharon, sixty acres cleared; good
frame house and two barns; good bear
ing orchard; less than mile from Mill
port z. q. Apply 10
JOHN >. MANN Il son,
Reul EStGte AGENTS,
24-4 CoudeispoTt.
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GIVEN AW AY!
A PAIR OF OH PItTTREs.

The Premiums are especially notable this year.
EVER subscriber receives a Pair of the finest and
sight, entitled Our Boys: or The Dinner and
The Nap" These are exact reproductions OF oTi-
ginai psiI tngS, executed expressly for the CHRIS
TAN UNION, by Mrs. :. Anderson, who painted
the famous pair Of Eirl-heads, '.Mide Awake and
Fast ASlser," now called ''Our Girls" Of
which we have already given away over I50, ,ee3
pair The wonderful popularity Of this latter
pair keeps them stu IN active deInaEu, We have,
therefore, made-cumplete arrangements 10 PRE-
SENT EITHER PAIR TO every one Of our subscrN
bers for the CHRISTIAN UNION TINS next year.
Our Boys" and Our G iris
ny the same mother-heart and ertlst-hand, are al
once artistic aud pOpuaEy pleasing; they are
chlomo-gth0Z'aphed by JEBESHE, Of Paris, the
acknowledged master of that art IN the whole
wefld. The ." GIRLS" always sold (and do yeN
for Sla the pair. The 'BOYSn would readily
bring Si2 II sold through the art stores being p
square inches larger, each. But the Bows Sle the
sole property of the CHRISTIAN UNION, will
not he offered for sale anywhere and can be Oh
ta!i.ed only by subscribers To this paper.
PR CS S2.CO PER Az NUN.
eg-THree years experience proves that *ps out
Of eYerE 1868 subscribers. after n:uCn correspond
eHce, orccT their pictures Mounted and Delivered.
We shall therefore issue No CnmOuRtcd Pictures
hui make a uniform charge Of 6p cents for Deliy-
e:tug the Premium Pictures al Mounted, SUed
ard Val iQishei, ready !OG InLel.2te 1fsniaS.
TERMS:
:. Ether PA. DELIVERED, Mounted,
with the CHRISTIAN UNION ioT
Observation-Disclosures. $ 50
2. Either Pair DELlN Erred IL the "fOpu-
lar Cit Frames with CHRISTIAN
;. Both pairs DELIVERED, Mounted,
with the CHRISTIAN USION FOR
tF0 9eaT1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40
Send money by Postal Orders Cheek or Regis
tered Lettes. Currency at the risk OF the sender.
S-FIRST CONE, FIRST SERvED.1
Good agents Wanted Everywhere.
j. B. FORD & CO, Publishers,
s7PARK PLACE, NEW YORK.
sE-State llGinly which Prrmigm Picture Is de
sired o., better yet, send for both. They will he
delivered TO you free, either by mar, by express
or by our Agent.
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NOTICE 10 TaxTayers on seated
and unseated lands III tie counts
d Potter:-A count Of appeal and re-
vision Viii br held at the Commission
ers' office in Coudrrsport, by the Coun-
~ Commissioners, on the 18th day 0l
March urXt. for the purpose Of correct
nsg errors and rqualizing the asst s.
meut Of seated lands and personal
property.
And on the 9TH for the purpose Of
hearing all complaints in rega:d to the
assessment Of uLseated lands and OF
equalziug the assessed value thereof.
Tae Commissioners desire that the
owners of uiseated lands should make
proof. as far rs is practicable Of thu
acual value Of their Lands. in order
that ti.ey may approximate as neaEy as
possible an equal assessment.
by order of the Board.
L. B. COLE.
Cpstrs' Cit1k.
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COWANDA PLCWS.-Flat or Side.

VI hill. cast and steel. with iron beam.
Ihe cast plowS are ground and polished
in fun rig. Every plow is guaranteed.
Tie best plow manufactured
W. 7. DIXIE. Ags,3t.
or ?. A.STEBEINs. JT. C0uderS!o ort Pa
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NOTICE is hereby given that AZ ap-
y plicalion viii be made 10 tie Leg
ISiatuTe at IFS present session for tie
passage OF an Act t0 ic entitled An
Act t. declare the SinucmahoHiH.
Cgeok in the County Of Potter a public
hig Way from tie mouth of the South
Lick Fed up to the moutil of the PTouty
Rm:" tie object OF said act heing To
make said creek apuhlic highway FOR the
passage of logs, timber and lumber 10y
floating. &. f. JACKLIN.
Jan. u. 1874.
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John 0rmerOd pays CASH for Buck
wheat at Knox IS Jones Mil.
DEHnREsT's YaUSG AMERICA for March con
t5.inS its usual variety ana entertaining rea iiug
.og the juveniles. d.. Deems Stories illustrating
the Evils of ILt=llP ParaIce, with Cartoons, i'll
creases in interest. Every bor aud girl should
read oaag America. Yearly 81, with beautiful
Chrome Premium. Address
". Jennings DEH0EE>T,
65s Broadway, \. \.
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fFlalt''44
@ e. ..,.b.a to each address denote the
gre r.', ,rSirb the paper is paid, For in
a' 10 - f,,,res a--I or Il denote that
b lals' 3 : F. HAMILTON.
Publisher
,.,.r,rLp. Tioga Co, talks of hav-
M : lrick hotel and street lamps.
/ de may get them.
-,,.poro expects to have more
Inv, erected within its limits, next
than during any previous SEA
-. ,;.s history. We hope Couders-
sill ditto.
d. elder member of the firm of
II Bro's. tailors, Of this village,
An Germany last week.
FloeA county has a new township
Ied duncan,
H. clljldr. Of WolIsboro are wrest-
with the vlooping-cough.
| |Hr entries upon the appearance
IN the Prothonotary's Office Of
csuu,y 10 Feb. term. 1874, num-
/ tWo hundred and seventy. This
| !, the largest number ever entered
February term, which is only two
tbs long.
VALUED correspondent. ia Gamer
nty. igforua Us that there is no
BY the people OF that county to
lltg any other judicial district.
D ct.zrus aTe having a hard time
:la6r ICE houses this winter. In
MoN OF Lon" vino Lave succeed
RI, although several have tLeirs
e a-es. method uf Spelling Cou-
al IS cup!td from Il letter received
Plst Office In this village. the
@ y. and IS As follows: "kCutisl.-
-0aciT" Hl.0 h1ty-clght teams
oa, CWel.iH& III the upper end OF
A'ai "n tac 18th OF Feb, be
and there were no funerals i'll
bat day either.
column with recipes for ginger
por-man's pudding, etc. Items
r scarce in Harrisburg.
'""' 10 make Iie JOURNAL IN
10 every resident OF the Coun-
oDi II 'eiiuS III dilitrtlit sections
-- ~ 'i'e i'eii.S oI interest III their
j. 'L'S VIII Si'auy ana us III dc-
'-'''o "OI "'Slie. we VIII gladly
.,"'' 'i'e I''oIS "heh III our pow
~ '9eAu along Tie items and
~ anu oui Is''ueIs, ana MAKE
. i''' 'NtieT'
v,,-,.-.-
49,, - ' + PS u
I IT,
,>,.rae,,o;iI 90 = ~ - = y = =
..-..l ,.'''' ','',''>
- -, = y o''''''.
.'''ivd Win samples OF titir
.'a Plates etc. lie VIII take
-s'''e mere oidtr whatever
I'd deliver them to you here at
mI.e At which they could be
Philadelphia. TniS, in effect,
r Aumtnse stock Of Wanamak-
owe within resci, Of us al ard
r.ry ,..,,.,,.,',,,...,t. -, - -
~ H'a@-h''ihG' "t!i-inade
EDIcK, on tie 9th Of Feb. haul
NJ our team at ona load from, tI,a
III arh. t..,.7;,,. ,'-- '''>
N ''''''''''S oii 'ie OSW"H"' d
II VI SA miles, l"gS which scaled
"eIhtn were nominated for
@r.tors in Sharon We have
ar3 tie res,,I, Of +I.a'.,,,,,;,, "
-' u ''ie siec'ioh'
i iaT
O',I nat 10 tie Allegany Co.
-of tie follow ing kind words:
Publisher Of flo C,,,,,,.,.,.,,..,.,
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NOTICE is hereby given, as required
~ 10y Article III. Section s, of tie
Constitution of Pennsylvania, that ap
pIication viii he made 10 the Genera!
Assembly. now in session. for the pass
age of a law to authorize tie school di-
rectors of Pike township. Potter county,
to return to the County Commissioners
of said County tie unseated school
taxes for the year 1872: the said taxes
when So returned to be received by said
Commissioners and placed on the hooks
for collection tie same as if returned
according IN existing laws for the re-
urning and collecting unseated taxes
in said Township.
j. M. KILB0URNE.
Jan. y. 1oaa. by Order of School Ecard.
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DEyIox. RorxTY Z cLA1m AGFHc1.

DENsJON, BOUNTY { CLAIM AGENCY.
There axe thousands Of Soldiers ami Sailors
Of the late war, or their widows OF heirs. entitled
10 Pensions, Boguties, Prize Moneys, &C.. who
have hot mate claim. Pensions rated - from g.
to 3 per month arc nov rated under the Itex Jaw
from & 10 SIS. Az Pensioners should apply To-
tie Increase. The Sl"O AppTTI0SAL BOUNTY nusi
be applied Tor, by those entitled, before JanGaTy
p, l>74, tue thereto expiring then. MIdoy pen
siVneTs emitted - :. per month breach enid un-
der 16 years. Ar Who t'siaz themselves entitled
70 Bo@aty OF Pension tno matter how slightly
wounded Jr dise&se,D shouid address I4e al once
Information free.
CHAS. r SCiIIFEIY,
Notary Public and GESEs ALGLs8M AGENT.
Commissioned 2v6 south SeyenrE 81,
New Jersey. } 2LZ5f Philadelphia, Pa
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NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
' son, indebted To t!le estst.,te of ".
>. Raymond, late Of Sweden twp. to
call ana settle the same without delay.
ana al persons having claims viii pre-
sent them 10 ALMERON NELSON,
l.. :. RAYMOND.
sweden. Fall. /, Ia AJBtt3tistgS.
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sbau Be allowed 10 run over one
>''ii'-,.'. Due notice viii he given OF
= ID an, and if not paid the paper vii be
.,,cbed to each address denote the
gre ".l. rr5isb the paper i, paid, For in
u y .sa fgures a--I or Il denote that
y lsl''' = ST. HAMILTON.
PUiliS!,eT
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-18

Ng noticed IN one q oEr exchanges This week
the stIie;ACi.i of Dsa. John Hc-'Esl,l OF St'tlta
Jefferson. ne. wFt,- sou et- Ca.etj ol l1llpl
consumption ug the use of Jo.1.~o3.s A. oIFut
Liui.aeat #e rrIe ~ il,iS a. t.is jlaIe - teh--
ll.g 70 cr:ruaaga-= the statement We ae e Bas.
sumption.
Ii Congress hai employed as IHuch scientific
sSiH ia tne arrangement Of IL kecOHstructtoa
Policy at the closer as tfr 4 a. Department did 81.
tie beginning ol the War. IN arranging ior lie
manufacture 0f what Vas Calle,, See .2u's lava
~ Condition Powders TO- the USe OF taEaiIa
horses 10 DO b- toe lliuu would aeFe beuii re-
stored long GEG.-ENE.
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"a, February IS, 1874.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-18

THE usual visit Of the . Hearth and
Home" " is looked for and enjoyed each
week. 1t is one of tie bsst family pa
prrs We know OF and its Pubiis
Show plainly their determination to
make ii tie best paper for tie family
in the world. 10y heir mceasing eli
deayors TO fill it with matter that just
suits the times. Published by Orange
Judd Co, New York.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-18

WANTED four or five good men
w 10 sell the Singer Sewind Ma
chine. such as live at "a distance can
Coz respond with
a REYNOLDS & ROUNSVILLE.
DRICE.-Get your BRICK from
b WN. BRINE, Boulet, Ia. Sleci-
mems Gan 1T stem at tie Office of jour
HAL 4 ITEM. Price, $500 per thou
Sand-reduction made when ordered i'll
large quantities.
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WE hear Of a woman near town that
gave birth To two children in the follow
ii.g hammer: one on last Saturday and
the other the next day. Sunday. one Il
Wetk.-Iiorue'i>rj'lc Inns. Or D per
year. She ought to settle in ore IF The
Territories. Who wouldn't be a wo-
man O,Cua IymcS.
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.,..r,rLD. Tioga Co, talks of hay
,,;ek lotpl and street lamps.
: may gct them.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-18

NOTICE is hereby given that the CO.
' partnership heretofore existing be-
iAeen il. 4. ~trhi.iIs and VIM. Smear.
under tie finn uaue OF Shear X Steb-
bins. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. WAI. SHEAR.
Z. \. STFBBINS.
CoUDEEsroRT. Pa, IaEE. :. IsI4. =
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NOTICE TO BUuDERS.-S Sealed
n proposals Will be received fur
bmldiug q school iGUse IN Ii"m r twp.
mlil March Z. Specifications c"n
be seen at jacob Poets.
BY order Of The Bead,
G.. Il. GATES, JACOB PEEf,
.Nef.'y I5r-
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THERE viii be a donation visit al
the Evergreen Hotel. III Sunderliuyille
on Tuesday evening, March Sd. 1874
for the benefit of Elder {. ID. Kinney.
\ cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-18

KEEP it before the people, More
money is paid for whisky in neatly
every village than IS paid for bread
Who drinks the whisky: II il is tie
women. E,ycr give tlitm tie ballot
Their hiains must be too muddied TO
vote int, jgeitly.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-18

4 IL persons indebted to Thompson
"A K Mann VIII please call and settle
without further notice.
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'RIGHT and wrong, honor. daty and
country, k,neyoltEce toward M and
responsibility toward tie unseen power
by Which human actions are guild, q ana
contToslcd-tHtSe are not Idle ptlaSt :.
They are realities which correspond
with the deepest wants and feelings Of
our nature. and 10 maIi VIII feel him
self utt,iiy east down who can say in
Ills neart what the wiSySt and best Of
the human race Lave pIogl-imed III the
wEole tenor Of their lives. Whether
am happy or unhappy Is not my chief
affair; what most and first concerns me
is 10 hHd my WORK IL life, 10 recognize
il and TO do IT, -
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-18

Shear & Thompson. at the Couders-
d-rSpoit TdnneIy, pay tae higest Cash
Price for Hides. 23--9
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-18

r. B. Caldwell Il Co, bankers, of
Remove, will occupy their new building
on Erie Avenue. between Third and
Fourth streets in that borough. on Mar.
lst. This firm, 10y a careful attendance
upon the interests of their customers.
have deseivedly won the confidence of
all with whom they have had business
transactions.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-18

LAST week, in Ohio, a young lady
died from what rOund-headed old doe
tor said was ''heaIt klot. or tmhyolism
of the main flue of the iieart. bat sac
revived in an hour. and II WAS found
She bad been temporarily choked 10y d
chew of gum which she had swallowed.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-18

THE Importance of the diversified in
trrests of Pennsylvania is sometimes
forgotten in the contemplation Of her
great products, coal and iron. and vet
PENNSYLVANIA is one OF the Leading lum-
Der States of the Union. and II promi-
nent in many other branches of indus
Try bcsides those which. by ti1eiF Fromi-
ncnce. have eclipsed such rs are of less
individual Importance. Williamsport
is the centre of "A large lumber region OF
the Stale. and tie shipments from that
place in 1873 amounted to 25S, 49,. ASS
feet of lumber, an increase Of nearly R,-
G0G.C0 feet, compared with the trade Of
the previous year, This year tle.e is a
stock on hand OF nearly 81, COO, eco OF
feet, which is 73,Co0, GOO Of feet more
than at the beginning of the previous
year.-JerSey SHIRE Herald.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-18

L.. -. .,-.'LlDAY.-Business men
r,s,,. ''Itsled i'll commercial pa
4, . u The fact that the 22d of
r-es,, year falls upon Sunday.
!. 5.f, l''r that the act of April
hal ',Dg what days shall CON
b holidays, prescribed as
'Ae first day of January.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-18

AND now the rUnsellers want the To-
cal option law repealed because they
sell more liquor low than before its
passage and II causes intempeIance. If
il puts money into their pockes, as they
claim it does, it would certainly be to
their Interest 10 continue it. That ar
gUment IS too thin.