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Is thi* Mammon-worshiping agS, it is
jere to fifid a man place his usefulness to
tli# public before las interest. During a
late visit to tie "City of Spindles." we
were presented by a professional friend,
to tiie celebrated Chemist, Dr. J. C. Aver,
whose name is now perhaps, more familiar
t ban any otxer, at tbe bedside of aitlcness
in this country. Knowing the unprece
dented popularity of bis medicines, and
the iurineii.se sale of them, we had ex
pected to find him a millionaire, and roll
jug in wealth. But no, we found him iu
bis laboratory, busy with his laborers,
.among the crucibles, alembics, and re
torts —giving his best personal carc to
the compounds, on the virtues ot which
thousands bang for health. We learned,]
that notwithstanding his vast business,
and its prompt returns in cash, the Doc
tor is not rich. The reason assigned is,j
that the material is costly, and lie persists
in making his preparations so expensively,
that the nett profit is small. — American
Farmer, /'hi/a.
t O4Ot rspert t£urr£T,
J Corrected Weekly fur the Journal,
IJY
SCIfOO.UAH.EH & JACKSOIV,
i)talt r * i'i Dry Cvotls, (Jroemn, Hats ,y Copt,
ifool* if Mi ott, Crorkxry, J'ork, Flour,
Altai, Xotions, <j<\,
itALV STREET., COUDEKSPOitT, PA.
JIUVH, znptrtinc, bbh, - $7 rU
extrj, " 6 00
foaic, " " - 30 00
.SALT, " " - - - - 350
Cwrk iluAi.. 100 - - - 2 00
BCTTKR, V - - - 10
L.rj, " " - - - - 12(;15
TALLOW, " .... J4O/. 10
WOOL, " " .... 25(^30
lu*a, " " .... 15
.SmoILDSRS, it),, - - - 15
fizxa bvnf, " " - - - 25
Mirr * HruAR, lb,, ... 10(£.12
PiHKi AITLIIV, " " . . . 11
" ttuabel, - - . 2 50
Alits BLASS, ' * " * 2 50 :
jkCKHUKAT, " - - - 30
UATA, " " - - - 25(a,30
Cot*, u 11 _ . _ gq -
BYE, " " - - - C 2
I'uT* TOES' . ti . . . nr
Blus, 'j' Dozen, .... l'j
HAY. f- Ton, - - • s'o 800
ilfbi xllihfilisfiiuiiis.
yy
coiINTV TRDEmT
T4KEN AT FACE, :
la Eicliango for Goods,
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SCHOO2IAKER & JACKSON'S.
COUDERSPORT. NOV. 4TW. 1857.
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MODERN, OF THE WOULD;" by S. G. Goon- ;
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Lu- U irrie Journal." siys of thia work ; "No
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LU particular- in regard to agency. address.'
GEORGE W. ELLIOTT,
Publisher a id Booksellers,
No 17 J William Street. New York.
6aP AH kinds of School and Miscellaneous
iLexs, Cheap Publications, Stationery and
if.pi. furnished at the very lowest prices.— ,
Orders solicited.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
HEREAS the lion. Robert G. White.
' ' President Judge, sind the lions. Joseph
Mann and O. (i. Colviu. Associate Judges of
Ye o.irts of Oy er A Terminer and Genera! Jail
A livery, Gnaiter Sessions of the P- ace. Orph
kr-' Court and Court of Common Pleas for the!
> oumy of Potter, have issued their precept.
: **ring dtt'e the fourth day of November, in
Go; >arof our Lprd out thousand eight hun
lred and fifty-seven, and to nte directed, for
•'•Ming x Court of Oyer and Terminer and
general Jail Delivery, (Jaartcr Sessions of the
'tare, Orphans' Court, aud Court of Common
eas, in the Borough of Coudersport. on MON
DAY, the 21st day of December next, and to
f Jtiaue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
c-ws, Justices of the Peace and Constables
*ithin the county, that they be then and there
tc.air propier persons, at 10 o'clock A. M. cf
*:< l day, with their rolls, records, inquisitions,
tiiminations. and other remembrances, to do
"vli things which to tlicir oSices appertain
' ,s Le done. And those who arc bound by
• f r recoguizauct s to jirwsocnle against the
?".cjuer* that are or shall be in the jail of said
c "atv of Potter, are to be then and there to
P-spcute against them as will be just,
fined at CovoEKaroKT, November 4th, 1257,
tha ?ls: year of the Independence of the
-a tcd Slater of America.
_ 4- C. Sheriff.
TRIAL I.Ts'i', ~
PECEMREK TERM, 1657.
f , fC. W. Ellia
'••*rt.oHa;y t vi. v vnd
[ Jas, W. himith.
Eitate, ' Jacob It. K#df©n.
A iiajkia, M Asa Stevens, et at.
•j'-njoa 4 ilrr:taaa, M Bunuel & Clark.
Jfi'iteaon, ' Phiaias Goodwin.
; Ayle sv> orth, >*. p. Minarcj.'
iorsbip, M D. J. C'nappell.
•ir.on School pisfi " Julius JOIJUSOD.
• Pearce, for use Krrnfciiu Gale,
iiaveu, b A ; ij. Bentou.
wT T f V. Jacksoo
• JJ OBCS, ami
A W W-F EU CCS
*■ 7-William, " D. H. Dunbar.
5* Umphere, " L. U.Kinnev,
S firotccrs, " S. P. Lyman.
S i• • " Garrier.
Elliott, * 4 lienj. liarsc.
mi. 4 Glclland, use," Alui d Woodcock.
M± r - A^ icbols ' " N.L. Dike,
f o#s ) " Asa I>. Gibbs.
E. if r " " O- Merrill,
G R v ar P entcr i " Richard bhav, jr.
Ret,, „ K w M>lnl
Twv , 3- J- OLMSTED, Pro.h'r.
J*narr i a, WiJ.
lionees. "
Suiitc fo School Teachers.
The County Suporiutcrideut of PoUer
County will be :it the following places,
' and at the times here specified, lor the
purpose of examining teachers, viz:
LLYSSES, Thursday, the fitith of
November next, at the school-house in
Lewisvi'le.
HARRISON, Friday, Nov. 27th, at
the Cumiuings' school-house.
BiNGHAAI CKNIiiL, Monday, Nov.
30th, at the school-house.
ObWAYO VILLAGE, Wednesday,
Dec. 2d, at the school-house.
SHARON, Thursday, L'ec. 3d, at the
school-house near the mouth of the
j Iluueyoye.
11 LB RON, Friday, Doc. 4th, at the
Crandall liill school-liouse.
ROL LEITE, Saturday, Dec-sth, at
the red school-house near Mr. Weimer's.
PIKE, Tuesday, Dec. Bth, at the
school-house near the mouth of the West
Branch.
COL DERSPOItT, Saturday, Dec. 12, :
at the Academy.
1 he examination at each of the above
places is to commence at lu o'clock, A.M. j
It is expected that all the teachers will
make their arrangements to be at one of
the.se places, whichever may be the inoM
convenient. Those, however, who attend
' ihe Teacher's Institute during the entire
session, will be examined and receive a
certificate (if quaiified) before leaving. !
Kaoh Teacher is also requested to fur
nish a reading-book of the kind generally
used ; also a pen and ink, together with
at least two sheets of paper, as a portion
ot the answers, in the diiferent branches,
will be required in writing. AH there
are increased facilities for "•teachers to
qualify themselves for the duties of their
calling, the time lias come for more
thorough examinations.
The •' Department of I'ouunon Schools"
has issued new forms for certificates, both
"Provisional'' and "Permanent;" the
State Superintendent has also given in
struction to the County Superintendents
to re-examine those teachers now holding
Permanent certificates, and give new
Permanent certificates to such as are
worthy of them, and IV< visional certifi
cates to others; also to annul the Perma
nent certificates of those who do not sub
mit to a re-examination
These instructions will be complied
with, and a higher standard of qualifica
tion will be required hereafter.
It is hoped that the friends of educa
tion, and Directors especially, will be
present at the examinations. A Lecture
will be delivered at either of the above
places, on any subject relating to Com
mon School education, on the evening of
the day of examination, if desired.
J. II END RICK,
County Superintendent of Potter County, j
tfoL'DEr.srosT, October 17, 1557.
THE WINTER TERM of Coudersport
Academy, will commence on Tuesday
the 15th ot December next, to continue
thirteen weeks. Grain of all kinds will
be received on tuition, at the market I
prices, if promptly delivered; therefore
the tightness of money need prevent no
one ti\>iu obtaining an Education.
J. II EN DIG CK, Principal
S STRAYED££
tin* premises of the subscriber, one
J. mile north of Culesbui-jr. in A2!< nytwp.
Putter eouuty, I'a., in ?.l y last, F<JL : it CAT
-1 LE, described an follows :
A bright red Steer, good size, no p-irtioular
in..rks remembered now. Also, u licit'-, r of
.-rum: description.
A red ami while spotted Steer. • pood size.,
one or both ears frozen, white hind feet, aiiJ ,
white .-'pot in forehead.
A lig-it reu Steer, under size, one or both .
ears frozen, and short tail.
Any person bringing the cattle to rue. or
informing rac where 1 can obtain them, will,
he suitably rewarded. Wll. PEET.
Allegany, Oct. 2D, 1857.—3t*
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Nov. 1, 1857.
Administrator's Sale,
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Or- :
. phans' Court of the County of Potter, 1*
shall expose to sale, at the Court House in the;
Borongii of Coudersport Pa., on SATURDAY*,
the 21 ST DAY OP NOVEMBER. A. L>. 1837.
at one o'clock, P. M.. the following described
real e-tat-. .-ituate in Sweden Township, Pot
ter County, Pa. :
Bounded on the North by lands of S. Y.
Acker and unseated lands, on the East by
lands of G. L. Catli 11 and lands of S. Y. Acker,:
on the South by lauds of J cob llerriugton,
and on the WvaL by lands 1 f S. Y. Acker and j
unseated lauds ; being lot No. 17 and Wist'
part of lot No. 1J of the allotment of Bingham :
Lauds in s-id township, and being part of'
Warrants Xos. 130;. tJoD, 2047 and 2002 ; 011 i
which i> erected one Log House and one]
Frame Barn, said lot containing about 133
acres, about 40 acres of which r.re improved,
with 50 Fruit Trees growing thereon.
JUKI, IIEN DRICK. Administrator i
of the E-tat" of Wlll. Lyon, deceased. \
William V. Keating. ) NO. 123,
Adolphux E. Burie - Sept. Term, 1857. in '
and ' the Common l'ie.is:
James M. Wilcox, ; of Potter County. (
versus j Action of Eject-
Leonard MvKec. J inert (or the follow
ing described Tt? ofluid in said county, the
first containing two hundred and j
acre?,situate ia Eulaii 1 Town.-hip. and b mul
ed as follows : Beginning at the south-west j
corner of the Tuttle lot, thence N. by west line
of said lot 128 rods to north line 01 Warrant j
No. 2129. thence west by said Fne 62.0 rod?!
to N". J. .Mill-' east line, thence south 43 de- ]
grecs west by Al.lL' line 31 rids to center 01.
road, thence 1 .5 rods, thence west by
M.l;s' south line 40 rodi to a comer, thence,
so ith 1 9 ruds, thrui e east lr's rods to apo t'
in the west line of Almeron Nelson's lot.'
thence north 43 rods, thence east 5j rods to :
warrant line, thence north 69.5 rods to Tut- ]
tie's south line, thence west by said line 92 j
rod# iu the place of beginning ; being part ot;
\Yu: l tnl No. 2129.
The other lot. containing 011 c hundred and >
thirty-.-ix acie-, i? bounded as follows : Be-1
ginning at a post in the es.st line of the Kcat-,
ing Lauds, being the north- ast corner of aj'
lot surveyed to D. 15. Martin, thcnco north 200 '
rod.-, thcucc west l'J9 rods, thence south 200 ,
rods, thence east lu9 rods to the place of be
giu.ning; being part of Warrant No. 2116, in;'
Swed'-u township, Potter county, Pa.
And now, to wit, September 22d, 1857. on j
motion of John S. M inn, Esq., attorney for '
Plaintiffs, the Court grant rule on Defendant 1
to appear and plead by third day of next .
Term or judgment by default, and order the '
publication of the rule according to the Act},
of Assembly, in uch cases made and provided, j'
By the Court, U. J. ULMSIED,
Prutbonotary. !
Potter County, s; :
Certified from the Record this I9tli day of '
October, A. D. 1857.
!J S 1 4nese my hand and seal of office, '
L " ' J at Coudersport, the s.\me dav and vear. 1
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PORTABLE
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with fifteen horse power, warranted to saw 1 •
from three to lour thunsuud feet of inch boards (
iu twelva hours, th# entire establishment com- '
plctc, ready for running, is but £1,650. 1
ROSS'S PORTABLE BURR-STONE MILL. j (
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better flour and meal than any other mill- It i
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Prices range from £)9O to $l7O.
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY* ENGINES,
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Yates Co., N. Y. Orders left with ROB'T. W.
NI LI'S, Coudersport, Pa., will be promptly
filled. 10:2-6tno. " :
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NK W A RIIA NGEM EN T.
undersigned having bought out all
X former owners of the LewisviUc Steam
Grist Mill arc now prepared to do all manner
of grinding, as they believe, to the satisfac
tion of liicir customers. Come and see.
O. A. LEWIS,
ORAYTON LTOS. j
r?7Wt*. Feb. 28. ?Bs' - 9 3A
. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
COXSUMPTIOX
AND ALL
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS ANO THROAT
ARE POSITIVELY
CTRABLE BY LVUALATIOX,
X conveys t!ie remedies to the cavi
i f ▼ ties in the iungt through the air passa
ges, and coming in direct contact with the
disease. neutmlires the tubercular matter, al
lays the cough, causes a free and east" expec
toration, herls the lungs, purities the blood,
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving that tone and energy so indispensable
. tor the restoration of health. To he able to
state confidently that Consumption is curable
j by inhalation, is to me a source of unalloyed
pleasure. It is as much under the control ofj
medical treatment as any other formidable!
disease; ninety out of every hundred cases
! can be cured in the first stages, and lit'ty perl
cent, in the second; but in the third stage it
j is impossible to save more than live per cent.,
| lor the Lungs are so cut up by the disease as
'! to bid defiance to medical skill. Even, how-'
! ever, in the last tages. Inhalation affords ex- I
I traordinarv relief to the sutiering attending
i this fearful scourge, which annually destroy-'
'ninety-five thousaud persons in the United j
I States aioue ; and a correct calculation slows j
: that of the present population of the earth,
| eighty millions are destined to fill the Cou
! iumptive's graves.
Truly the quiver of death has no arrow so
; fatal a.(. onsutnption. In all ages it has been
'the gicat enemy ol lile, lor it spares neither
j age nor sex, but sweeps off alike the brave, i
j th. beautiful, the graceful and tfio gifted. Bv
the help of that Supreme being f.um whom
cometh every goo f and perfect gift, 1 am m
aholcd to oiler to the atllicted a permanent
and speedy cure in Consumption. The first
cause ol tubercles is from impure blood, and
the immediate effect produced by iheir depo
| silion in the lungs is to prevent the free ad
i mis.-.iou of air into the air cells, which causes
a weakened vitality through the entire system.
Then surely it is more rauouul to expect great
er good from medicines entering the cavities
of the lungs tnau Lou those administered
through the stomach ; the patient will a!vravs
find tnc lungs free and the breathiug easy, af
ter Inhaling remedies. Thus, Inhalation is a
iocal remedy, nevertheless it acts constitution
ally, and with more power and certainty than
remedies administered by the siomacn. To
! prove the powerful and direct influence of this
this mode of administration, chloroform
i inhaled w ill entirely destroy sensibility in a
| few minutes, paralyzing the entire nervous
j system, so that a limb may be amputated vviih
! out the slightest pain; Inhaling the ordinary
; burning gas will destroy life in a lew hours.
The mualation of ammonia will rouse the
i system when fainting or apparently dead. The
j odor of many of the medicine* is perceptible
i in the skin a few minutes after being inhaled.
| and may be immediately detected in the biood.
; A convincing prooi of the constitutional effects
of inhalation, is the fact that sickness is al
t ways produced by breathing foul air—is not
' this positive evidence that proper remedies,
i carefully prepared and judiciously adminis
tered through the luugv should produce the
happiest results? During eighteen years'
practice, many thousands suffering from dis
• eases of the lungs and throat, have beeu un-
I der my care, and 1 have effected many rcniark
i able cures, even after the bufferers had been
pronounced in the last stages, which fully sat
isfies me that consumption is 110 longer a fatal
j disease. My treatment of consumption i
; original, and founded on long experience and
a ttioroiigii investigation. My perfect acquuiu
i tancc witu the nature ol tubercles. Ac., ena
j bios me to distinguish, readily, the various
tonus ct disease mat simulate consumption,
and apply the proper remedies, rarely being
• mistaken even iu a single ease. This famil
iarity, in connection with certain puthologieal
. and microscopic discoveries, enables in a to re
• lieve the lungs from the effects of contracted
' chests, to enlarge the chest, purify the blood,'
impart to it renewed vitality, giving energy
I and tune to the entire system.
Medicines with lull directions sent to any
' pari of the United States and Canada* bv pa-i
lientscoinnninicutiug their symptoms by letter, i
j iiut the cure would be more certain* if the
! patient should pay ine u visit, which would,
give m; an opportunity to examine the lung- i
j aud enable uie to prescribe with much greater
I certainty, and then the cure could be effected ,
! without my seeing the patient again.
(>, W. GRAHAM, M. IX, 1
Office 1131 Fiibtrt Street, (Old
Ho. JC9J below Twelfth,
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TO THE MERCHANTS CF THE WEST AND NORTH
WEST.
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accessible, your attention is called to it,
as possessing facilities and advantage# worthy
of your consideration.
Among its advantages mar be enumerated
its location, baring shorter lines of communi
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and Anthracite Coal disti icts of Pennsylvania,
the large aud varied extent of its manufac
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The market possesses unrivalled advauta
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such as Flour. Wheat, Barley, Wool, Buttsr,
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J. C. PR EEL AND, with CLIXE f CAP
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PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, DYE STL'I FS, £.,
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CONCENTRATED LYE for making Soap.
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GLOVES, SHIRTS and DRAWERS, GUM
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EMBROIDERIES. LACES, SUSPENDERS,
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B UXX, RAIGUEL <j* CO., Importers of
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U 1 MXERB, HATCHETS £c., in great r
riety, manufactured by C. HAMMOND, D-
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of the trade is called to these goods as beiag
equal iu quality and finish to any made.
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