o.l. 64 .fettfitigVala" , .. • 77 -- Akan an y lam a murderer because he has fooritc4 the body's destrsctiow,-„through OA mind,--by some a the liuniond Mans b.c has at hleiannonan 4 l,lmd *bleb rirunaF lsirs WO no .eognizance of,-an V he bad egklo - y.ed the morn insta#ne- a* *two drilla-hail Or .4''., -;.- ..: • A' P943 1 1,ed tria‘if ogligamerlyle litea.4.' ., Liaowoß.A EMWEW .." • .... 4.. - ilk .Fbr the Potter Journal, r.r.:=7.-_=l4rOkr,--11ferMitlifit --- - :---. Frtyziritl. -*member some =rars•Ti-af ma i n ast -editmini -article AC figiartikit - ..-.l2firerrr:O . r dcyfteating aAttftMalmon:....4gmtice-Atuinnalle.,word 1 —7 311 - Af r iin4f.eid - .4" if - e- r ITieTeliketiansi ',: - 1 don') r,eMeni 6 ,r - . 1 40 'reason W;ll,l . ..ssch . 'ltiiii! . It was shO j etn iffiiclearry AO it E. - "' la' t4 , o4rope.rlo:tay i 3 F. L „.,. :, . „,,,,,,,,„:, . rai, de.,ided_. -„„,,,, -akiii 9 n, AO* .41. 40fbrafige i,J..geili'aftoo• gea *Odd., :I lately noticed in . :ifie,ro:ii'4',Tolntliotlq the followi ng: . '4 l )le - .`-;--!=-Liiitr, his lady, Mr.:----and his 1 -fatfingibir 47 .onil - 44)ady; hav,e,gone '''fitql.ia,7o*." - tattppOse it meant: that r ti - ttitTetben . - had gone to Niagara '''ilfeli - Wives-=-at least, I took. it, &Of 17' . -.' '- . `whether the' O ' l'in' in . ' det'4ertain actually r , = ad their real Wives; because the lan :jtotage doe..s pot; say - lip: , 4 1‘ . ..ladyinplot al .Nte,te ;$1 wife, ati4lool.ritit include those li*di - siotuble,ties t, at ) the, vlord wire does: " V* 4 wO'ssiy Nr.. 7 ---- , ..and his' lyiTe; we •li.i . rili6 - iiiee refikttiral W - ga r age' :ital . - *MY fhere 'if tiothing'in that good book c y,hat can Ofeerid:4lo most fastidious"-dir. n.. •,ing we reverse, and say Mr's.--i-• . "her gentleman; , ' . who noald 01 the :* fE A " •- " • t. r.d. we !..... I . 4 !.:Pnritlted , wet ~ ,e eenqe we :Amex not leearir aware of our error..--only. Aettratim'We Work tireless. ' 1 - • ' ,is.rolf .: ArkePa r; .; of Seltet 4COOI mitt.* , 'Of I::t4f4 ,l W e ln , , tou y giu -Awslaplayty; 9 u : :frt. . . , : ft hi t o lltilty lo 'ne ti gz e 114 o . r .., . . 7 , 6,selec . ccm t uuttes to whom was re tel*4 lininetions_ Petitions: of citizens of :-Vertiki Parts' . ef 'Op state. itching the pas- 1 13tie"._of 't prohibitollitOor kW: have giv- gff'the - etiNe4t , lead considcratien than it 1 ' ... * . iirds. ill flangetitlence of othCr mfmer :iffirkTtitle:si oetllifyiag neatly all our:time, - ,tiqd t#lll _report the. said .petitions lack likjihotivrecommenllation, accompanied by ilieqhllowing views of the sale and "regu- . fktiCie . l'iof intoiicatiog liquors as as a hey- Otge :- - , . 7 .... We and that at sp, earl/ period it! E li (1 Vatorr of our ceuntry.yery stringent laws *ere enacted FeeiTVlttg the sale of ar ifiniliqnctrai- with Certain penalties at , tielie4.fef .tWirloltitieu of such statutes, and at' tkitltetiod one of the firs; upd in cen-ti , thg ,foltip„Tim - iipo - up - 06. which a 1 k a .iii.,E'grauted was 444 the 441i iiites)fotrd,be the poaso*i 'fila'“good tOtiitOlarantnr," lehiFil at thAt time Wee Odoritbedto Meql4l.; illeneter :of smile 'priliotloi aural tiNct stiles were tote !kilt& ou'ilielsol2`ailk)" and "shops were o be, closed '4( g - o'etpek at night," and theievisitingl`guoh shops Were. to return Jo . ** fhtniliei at 9 o'clock in the eve lii#4._. itt:•l„ l l%rhapa *ten' none. but men t ,good. Ilmitl ehertieter. tle;llt,in in- Aieliti,s liquors, atl4 did not Viol* the i'fkirl4, l 9o inipose4 on: there, there was 70-fis_. ".FM4Af9*RiCentiesS 44 the .lapel as tietkie resent time.:"':,That was_a nee ~,11 4 00 4 et . , 6 " . ..?i,ure1l if that, which tt !P s aril deride s l iOn.ar his'rea§O4 Atl. prlgisl4.o. 0 Clirlinster4ed lay the Wfitil-Illtf:!' 7 :444 w§ will *enters the ilit i ert, innlna‘tlie,o is gat b; gitno4pute 1 b o%l°f sale ilfaq of the liquor -slops flohis'.Eltao at't4o,:present time, , 10 1 "filid by" bllowing . the history of ItqUor,trato from the earliest pera c 4 in ttirdttiSmest of our country, that, ,ther e atVki a iicintinsql:Cffort made to, "re rg rr 6:a 16 the-tame.. tame- h 0 ste4 • id * tl4' It is .all, other:,great ev:ili and il'4l?oW)delt have enraed,...o.nr 140,,jay lastidg, la - ws for the, entire. , prohibition; t34:'havO b e en centitinallY t . trying - . t,c ! !Oil )119 - ..Pfreetti 11! tho-!`-feol.atetr _trai t h 9 i . fi r . : l ti p o i l as t!4 o lf / e g g y at e. e l,n d fi 1 a l c r ul ega Osi VAilipltie. . - -. , . ,„ : ~ , , .: , .. ;:kcOili , 1 1:Pptafee ',llO ........... ir4o irCi,p cloy holm and it pal:lves grave. . ,. ttiltiii:. , tregulated" many, and , many 4 11 nat:thaty,isto a criminal and made htm elik of out: lalli Sqd penitentiaries. Dia' "Itgillated" "Fun 1.1-4 to. 49ingrA tta r re ' r3. - ' .. ~: - , • . lf,hAltegillittf.tl" AtiOinien fiCiM4l4lr. 4i:ih - Attion to wallowe* in the gutter. tk; ,km a t ", regulated ". in our. own ,State, lu v itc ftouu the tOulli to the vagabond i Pc O ?3 ll. I P 4 ' 1414 to a 4ill'lliallte t - 0 leregulated" many a happy arid qtelYgenti family . into • miserable and de; Olat i ai°ol: ;. . . l e, " r eg u late d ' , 'l'el dielit .. 94.e9. ,_:t . f it 'lP:e . lP • i n fra g •q , f- A -ree tanil I , tg wa nt pd .': A l fqt; it: 10 . lien - f 6. ,0k40b . . of a t a 4 bee :mane tq v i l .:plpli k elt teuc or 4 . 46 Ti lir d i fitre 44 i t ia ci t. o4 tre e 1 e14 4 - .-:.,), i irrij asi T o o t ri ii.l a i t the lyh ir e! : In !, ever te. in R . W-yppY. 4ll l, l l , yoAr fluTroitioO,orit - iii tt SP OPIRIP Oatrffq.oTerY 40. 1 10 pa. 14,14- b:k;Onlitr:m .t spry for 14 Pregis -2-I61413Pil!‘1140. people, have to pay P 1 410040 r. tbq Plilltshment efer4n ir-5,,R900f 4. Wpm , Auit $. l O build i AK. pook.tibm,es and :priprts, ...at, least ' 1 1 - 44 . 4 11 #. 4° PIOT° gr f•igglpat,- 1 1.41 1 10 iciepgi 104 1 6 19eteed Of llehli.' aajT.t a *r u 'lie Al. zle Act period .; ok, our hemly ei tyjoediork krgood moral phar,qp: P4rr4r#AerO a but: i ti ow 0100 of, tilatM4R ;10,,7ip - A!P nsitpS, and the *stale- M-tfo killte. around the ,4a ffe . . .. .-st.;:! t-7.F •,,-,- - 7 -.::;.‘'' .- ••'--- -.' I liVtire,t4triribl i Vieltilei *W . ;7; of the same in our State,-are found to be entirely inadequate to the protection of the people against the abuse of the traffic, and instead ,of being "regulated" it has ibv4lreg4t*".-o*-kges,o ll 44(7 .l pki est,e4 qnibbisi Mai* defeat mt:VW fivinCthe pieseilt fait, eseopt is abd local courts occasionally, Lir feet, it has so far proved to, be a very bad subjeet to "regulate," and re ; anlireritselflutolbig ifewetin - freiff sale is wrcmg, - and an evil, - -.theit Prohibit lEit_-is.vight r and a blessing, that re- - move all restrictions and let all hate Ilia ,c 1 4.j3.9 1 4..E 1 1. 0 4.4P14t0c5ji1&- I -- thi*utoti thitt "Atilt tlrii';etiftniq, :iiith"'seyoe 'penalties I PiOte4 thiridiatt itt'eur forests from `ti exit efPcota of tlre`'f : tramp,, 0 1 9, = *,11i0 nititien,;' "Our ' and daftaliters,ate alsO 'ea titlpt toy iha`fig'pies thin. of thignvernment Zofiol44 they are a Part.Y - 'ffetti the, Yotir 'eonimittee tire trot avfare that any of our judges in'the fernier ease ever 4e . , °idea - the lams 'unconstitutional,. but ,in the latter cane, nearly al*ays. .But, per; ifive bed anindian upon the bench, aiWe should have; an appetite for the prohibited aetlele,'ot,WaSpartieularly am bitious he niight find shire :dortstltettiOnal objeotiinia - ttiirk-lprovisionle, as" We 'are of the - opinion( thit: an ristlintion 'of the pergeoti:is'lni , *o often t c *cerriv.saieiic4cl violutO, 'than :that 'erthe &die.; " • It seems fhotrgh the',lakv . ina pbtier: vottfiatlli tiyirt to"diatioy 'ad ?flffect' o' the ealsse_nrl'let,t4trg . the cittutr_renlitie, and nut nitly:reMsitt, butte /egalizeik- Yaar topltnitte't ftee orate cfrt . oloti that the truffle it/ infe'fielithigAicitiont . shottld he liable- td bto t.ielited 'as a lir/Witte, *hen, in" the opinion . of the board -of health Of nil was '4 . 4 'ease of sickness;of a source of filth," the sameiaslatiy-etlief naisanee, and removed in like manner.. The lion. Clittibri'Malivortb, Police Justide city tff inilitatikee, in writ ing to a 'friend, -says rl , That at least fenr fifths of till the :mime committed In that city, l'dirently . attributable to the sale of to inxiCatiinOttpiors as a beverage," 'et language to that effect. And as it 3.3.111- waukem soin ell :parts the state. And the same ratio = Wilt hold_ gaol, 'or be Increased, when' , yow: look inter the causes'which have filled-your poor houses and 'other charitable institniions. And me are further of the-deolded opin ion, 'that . the Areat cause . of high:and bUr densome tasattoti- diri3otiy' traceable . to the rtitif tialgd, 'end oitteeitthe 'effects o .tha 4'egrilgtioil7 • Antifttitherlicair tife of the, opinion that if the subject ..was properly OndeistoOd by the 'masses iifiliiPpetiple in this tiitate-44 it really existii,". they. Would almost unanimously demand that the great cense of all those'eiils stiatilti be prohib ited and thoSe who are no* in the habit of indulging id dcniqtaffitively harmless beverages would willingly sadrifice the lit tle they: would be called on to sacrifice, to accomplish the great tto od they would accomtlisb by this Small - concession on theirpart acid thus relieve thernsetvos and thet; dilkfif Men *CM SO milly curses and tittne'hessaff'bilitierti undei which they are now laboring-,-and we believo that the .rum trait' h3'..thegreatbill :stone hanging Upon tho.nenks of the .poilpie. • And were "y•iUr committee 'to recom: raced iho:passag3"of a law to prohibit the sale or =lli An .uit4ioating liquors as a bevorage.at this timi3 they Would recom. mend. the . following-as the - title of such act, l'An act to 'put a atop: to the'tommission of crime, the manufacture of .Pauparst,the - whipping of wive, - the starving of children, and forthe lessening of taxhtion.' r • : All_of;iihich is respectfully submitte% •GEQ.. C. SMITH, :Cien. Coni.' k4th,11859:. #g :1-00,f1,Ei.Orii41, IQOI,7IIIERSPORT, PA., , ati9.25,059. T; S...tHASC . EDITOR' AND . PUBLISHER. ilemsli34ll.3tlte,lo, 1859. FOR. AUDITOR GENERAL, TriO 3 lAS _Ei OCICITRAN, of York . . SURVEYOR' GEsr.rt:tr, • Iif,.KEI3I, of Berks. itaVt.The . Pie Sent number commences the • TT)10 Whine of the JOURNAL We trust will end more auspiciously fertlie'vrelfaro cif the paper than it coin, meeees.yire here say that those' I tu ut • for. subscriptions have un ezilelle'nt Opportunity to • send us the 4Ergilat, various, delegates-. tit the nepgbi.lo.awAlounty.. Convention, 'whit& mectsl2o3 Thursday of nest week% We hope* . they xviii avail themselves of .thepti.: portutlity k as, we are Fi3ry • much. in .neeri ofthe money, :and • cannot, go "much far 2 per :without some to buy.liaper r _ 16-.Leonora - -Emwell • “pitohei -into" New Engiatid•Grrand-fatherS,!* ; Ont first page. - f • ,htii* Offerin rSli- Lion rt,ii,tlks. n;atter,, that !ye deeps her nnifis and-irreverent in offering. the do.. nr-itio.ohitraotei of her : Grand-father, in . S.44pical of ielations : ef ,91,1 r an •-: ' prlti e l3Yoling and a party of lead begMinor, at Sale Lake City, last Month; Hia..-conversation was of the chi4wetiw of a dialogue, and-Wait'moetly betyreen 'himself and Brigham i :iitid. the restili.:..Wmilliae Horace got a goof dent off iefrmatieW - out of the old chap • ho4 k elaiiiiiiiirtetter aside and will midday or to find room for it at an early day. It Ott fOttnd inteiestiog, as all of Hcg iiii'irlette:iiiar ' • Tits iiptiri . .e.thli Icinsastitgialtitive tummitteFEßSteriScitir'the , falloiiir~g par- 4te:Wri,*-be excused for - stating dint from thn mint reittibleinforitatien 3bde to eifter,.= by the reeent:Wailarc of the knerilla' Syste,in, and in •wai itntftrti eneetinters, the ,titimberof live. 4 sacrificed in littilstc/A r ttring the period Mentioned; PrPtaltr eiceeded; rithet`their fell 'short of two liuudred Many' affafis in•Whiolt 'Tire wacrificed `(on 'either side)- were kept'seeret;:titid the particulars artf.only known iiiitletttants. from 'Mottles of plity, seldom:made known the result of their operations. "gut th'e' pOrsons'atid 'the letters of ingairp foiv ifthviduala address ed' so frequently frbm all Parts of the Union tOeitiienatif itars&, Itavitti mom: tag and iiittifieincii . not to fre .10 4 Alt the Court of (porter S i eislon, Jodge. Galbrsitit 1/residing / -.tames B. Rooney, Barney Bttrns„ E., .4 5 tr,Rogers, and Jam o r wtitm; *fie: abficted of selling liqttors and sentenced, to,pay fines rangingloin," to.s4o,;and in, the ease of O'Brieni - to iminisonmeat 'in' the coun tyji. for.BOAsys... Every. good nititen mnst,airprove of this -creditable' vindica tion of law against the most, remorseless class._ of individuals' known r to tintwiety- r . ruintiellersEriii True American: • We . are'gliiandge Galbraith has set so good an exateple, to the other Judges of the State, 'We commend the senten ces in Erie to the • attetitiOtt of Judge White and the Associate ilildges Of this &inty. The - Bigler sellers 'of thiS tyhave boasted that their profits enabled them to pay Atte anifoostaand End re mon esilbesides. -We think it is about time to stop this boast: Ott readers will find the report of the comMittee of the Wis 'ainsta AsSenitily, which we publish in another column, full of Interesting inform. atiort. Read it; all of you. ow. Every true frlmidof TeMperance anti morality will regretfully read the Molting announcement, which 'we Cut from a slip issued •from the office of, the Wisconsin, Chief on the 3rd inst." It pro claims the wounding of a most; : -worthy Chief, and a brave warrior in the cause of Truth; but which. like the, germ of dm principle it battles for, ‘i Though crushed to ,earth, will rise again." We trust the hew coming of the Chic may not:be long delayed : To °ult. READ E RS --Many of our friends have known that since thelust yearhere --:whioh was one.Of sickness and sorrow to us—we have bed a struggle to . keep the• ChiVgOing,'and m to retathe estab hehtnent..l Those who had-the paiver have this 'week taken possession. "The list and booles'being unericuninbered; are still our own, and as 'soon as possible 'we shall ha ye a new.offiee and: with 'everything noat andleawilrihy brino out the old craft with more than-=olden-time vigor. Our patrons must • wait' patiently for a Jfew weeks; and those who are' indAted _ for subscriptions, job-work and- advertising, can never find a better time - to Eisy'uP.. ' —Although . dee'ply wronged, we shall " bide our time," in giving. a statement of the manner in which this:Wove' has been consummated. T.' W. & EDIMA BROWN While the -President was, at Bed= ford Springs, ;Pa., a week- or two since; Kane of- the U. G. agents transported, without the-leave of her mistress; mu latto- girl_ belonging to a Southeitl•widow lad,y *hi) was",a partietilar friend--4tO ihate4teat we, wptiot say,)—,of the Presi,. dent. The last named- person; as a-mat; ter- of course, evidenced all dittiiyMpathy tor Maclaine, though we have no dciubt his sympathy. VA . 6 purely,bachelorie and Buohananish-that is to ttay,, deferential tO -the widow's ipharrps . as the bachelor,) and Bnehananish - with an eye to her po litical influence. The Tribune of SAtgr day last thus . “squibs" the matter; it It has been suggested that „Mr. it oh rime, in view pc the dreadful loss as., rained by the widow at Ptedcurd Springs, of cebred Viiil44ll who nailed hair.sa beantifkillYs;Phetildi tender tCt the - widow, the market value of . the sittve..l. This would be at least just. For if, the widow had . not been so sedulously, and we-may say:patriotically engaged in stilaeing the qualms, internal agitations. and,stomaelde . convulsions of. the ,Chief Magistrate while; taking the waters, she could have- kept a double eye upon the yonag•hair-dreitseOtho .ratt avtayt - We are nottureApt ampppropriation by Can , grees7 considering the-President's position —would mot be - theproper thing; and-we sheuldipette:snrprised if the President's, sense ,suggested something of that kind 1 message., At, any rate-if (.19u- wie , ,--s-iiiiigi.---r i ii-iti;tii:iti-44-a,iiii - ;5 - iiia - ...-if t4 i 444 '.. r th'" v '_o.,`flo' - dirwiat4teel portrai.f.... _Pri, , cel b 1 • ; = -...--- -r • , p,o.a. , , -• .-,.,- - 1 , f, ~,,....,.,.--" We Bligges t i r t- as': -C 4 & I F Te P a -. / #!' °°t , , 1 / 4 ' , , IVe are also pla ,iitdor!, 01 1 ,0 , ' the,powas to Make a direct tiPPOFnottfo - .1, Ir. G. G. Evans, 1 2181 r, Cie l qtant4,,Sti ~.:, ) 15 . to t 4 z i d°r's. "F °liet ;',4 l4.lo/e ;Oj eo ti4 i-1" . ilada l , for ..l_eopy,Of,,,thp, , il- , nettiet,t: , i ini - iitily:iii - enahtit . the 4pectillar , ine_titui• hook, i tod v iej ( li p i iio t q uo et ii4 . 4 4 , tiOn" to, , . -ievy :.ancrtlier tribute.'Upon - the_ \ rphonneo it oitii;of 06 tiestl eiilrti that' ereast74.'Onek Ke. a i veBlts ,°, ll - I "P,F / , hfs'been puliliithed Or .01 , 0eigtOvilwzirr, from ta*tiort of Northern atiter POn . .9 l6 " , has found its way tfklOnr table-- slt—ia Federal tnersheleshotrlttallbelerat work most emloot pitatically whatitti title claims it in hunting the mimissinghair-ourlimtinti t. l l te _ feeeree ,, fer the l ' oo t r i o. Is w ery it' el, i and 1 rettirning" - her to, er atirefi' - f;i - I,k,e„lblero l itt it shcold ba're'd I.;y all eltsi , ie'avetil arid widowed step-mother. ' '1! .poi es , - .. 0 f. ",1 _ 1 people; -- for ' Chem o =good rite - for Flom of tile foes of, ' WhimeTfh.al 0 99. 1 . 11 1-t4l l 'the] weal of oldie morale , Evans will he,,constrained foF the,benelit of th6,Avia— iouite: o o tito t: th e_howo st , t aia ,, t ;i t t - ri Ow's,oltattel,pars@, eua the I Pgg' F. F. splendfd gifi r phireciePlf,gi:2o. '/. marshals oottld get, a "nibble" 'at . l.Tn- Ac ne wei s iif e d "tratAlfroo of books , ole Saws bait, tho , - . ~. .. . , i . " " - and Gifts; witlt, 'Mitte l met:ft; CO Agents . „ wil be .sent s iree on. application.Ad , dross aVorders to . G. G. I:v.4c:is, Publish , ' ers; 439 Chestnut Street:, i'ftilatfelphiai 1 } 1 Pal -I . . "' [ • • '. 1 Cpuitdlitlatea. I Alm, Tipp Agitator of. the , 18th init, 'hoe an , eiceellent hrticle on the stibject of , , candichttes, from vAlrcli 'we make the fol lowing extract assflhaely for the-considera tion o f the Republicans of this comity,. We trust the People of this county wil l: give the matter due eoneidemtion justi l `tiew. '',This nuhiber: of thejouaNAL will schteely - , I i feielftpatiy Republicans in this county n - I . time for good this year, but,we trust the advise will not; ;be forgotten in,;years- to garde eD,! - , • • . 4 . -,, -, ' : . i .1 , • • ' , . T 7 1(11 hive noticed' that severaFof the '..eandiciates for office have meivassell the different, townshi l ps.with the view td prej udice vetersin their favcir.• • These , - e na -1 didates . may possibly plead , that. th e 1. p me .. dee is soutioueil by miaow -and that therefore they are justified in _doing :so. To say the least of it, .we believe• that-it lila a very poor way,-0-a way 'lmre • clients tecl to defeat,than to securely popular et pressiotinf the critinionstif the people most 'deeply interbsted Int(trotteerned. 1 " One of WO .things is . undoubtedly Iftle f . elitrer that .thisl high pressurUelec - tionsering. is liglit, or , 'Conventions for , a free; anci.unbiassed.`expression of the pop ular, wish of the peopleAre'right. •If the Ifirst bei i ight,.the last 4'• certainly Mince ;essary, iis it seems to is.. .But ,u'el hold ;that Conventiona aremeoessary to anypar ty org anization ;'that without theai there icould-be no organized effort, and ,Speak 7 ink relatively, no success.: , And vie,firra ly belil.ve that this custem,—if thiS prat.. tine is old enough to • be• dignified by the nalue,of custom-- . will !do more to 'tinder mine the strength of a party than any thing else.. Why?' Wo will try - iolell " When candidates go before the pe& 'pie with a view to influence them in their : action at the printery Meetings, they. per- Ned - the.privileges of the citizens intend ing to vote, by appealing to itheir 4irtapi-_ shies and by securing theM by • pledges, ';thus limiting ,inl some: degree . the liberty Of a free espression. Men 'become Igo in :tensely "selfish when asking fUr office, that principles are leftlin the back ground, and in some oases entirely forgotten. If for instance, a Republican seeking for an of: lice meets in his travels a• half;way„weak backed '.Republioan whose vote may be needed in caucus , the Republican candi date ges dwelt 0; the level of Weak Back instead . .of bringing him up to his own level. In this siray principle is often in convenient to the candidate, and •the re sult is demoralizing alike to the voter and to him / Who seekti the' vote. • If the peo ple do not put a'stop to:this kind of think, we will soon be; as .ii party, •burdened down with„all. that clap-trap: which we so heartily despiee in the patty which now rules 114. People do 'not like' to be bored by office seekers, nor ought they to be, "It may be asked " Hair are - people going to know who are candidates?" Let the people nmetitogether -in commis and elect delegates to al county reonventicia, 1 ( and letothe Dames 0 candidates be read from• thecountypa dr. . Let those pres ent who knowl.th men by-reputation of them as ti ey.deserve. The ca pability, integrity of character, Mid fideli ty .to ptinciple of each candidate !ought to, be ,discussed without `fear; and 'duo weight nught:ttae given to the, clams of locality * In %so' Nthere. little can be knowa,of candidates : Aztualv. should -be left to the discretion of delegates.' We ' helieve - -4his would' be hatter,*. Will the rieelOu ‘l.,q ; It? l , . „. ~ . Literary Natieeg, 17.4.14', AND THE WAR Or 185,9 7 —winge history of the causes of the • War, nithßio ".graphieal sketches and finely entreaN'ecl .traits ':of the-Heroes, to g ether. with tho-offr. clad accounts of the Battles of Montebello, Palestro,, Magenta,.&e:, •ke., and.Mio of It aly, Austria. and all thq ad,iltunt countries, by M gAlr,i/LE . SULE ili lUtal AR*PATITS, With an introtke4l49 by'Dr. R Shelton blankensie. Ilandscnney bound in - one volnme;ll2li4o., c•latk.,p.Tleek SI;ZS ;'and and published Ltly ,Meta 439 ahestltv3 as„ • have received,. geopy of the, above work ram. tbe publ isheriM.r. i 3-; G. Evans; ,and in lookigg it through; find rurgib vat , gable ittfarniatiOn in it relative to tbe so 7 'atkdpolio I:ohara i cter ottle taliun P. 0 014 vaio.h.a*eck re,Ge_ntly toattirl °tin!. I • iced by, the orafty preneh Emperor ,_ -. is, we 'Oink:, a arst - -elassWerk-of its 'kind_ and a valuable 6 . ..the' library._ of abiistorical reader." and politician. • r . . : A74E1135! any post office address in the countiioogeth— witlEaligitable ,gifileareoelpi. cif 51,24 tor the, Ip:dc 4142.1 cents for pestaie,. LOUE.ii;tS *Di.IV.T.TI.E.P,EOPLE; .Ity,oe.Rev. . -RUG % S:rocrtal Bnewa',of Clic, Myrtle Street • antol, Live'Veal: 'Pipit' Berkes, With-a . . Biographicial IntroAnCtionty Dr. It Sheltem Madkenzie. Publi;shed , under a elieonl ai irangetnent - 1-41} tlic Author. : .Onc - : glqate, j'Ai;IES C. FR...kW, lid a l l cotnnitinteation, to the St. Pau? Times, ,says: ":I.,wris at Ye low 4)letileine "duringl,ll9 - , recent pay me t Of the Viper" Sioni.' :About one hundred of the: . red •• linen were,. 'sheared, dressed in the apparei`cd iwhite 'men, Pre vious to the ,operatioS 4., Superintendent Cuileri addressed them l ihroo,Ph.an inter preter; and statedAine be wished to have them (vote %at: - the: licit ejection, anal vote the Democratie , tiehAt 1.7 ;: 1 ' ; .. I I . $Ol gO4O 4,045. .. , , Auelitor' i s Notice. ; ' N'OTICill is 'hereby givep that; the Auditoi aivdinted'dy.the - Coiati, to inakeldistri buion of die sale ' of real estate ; in.the case of ErUns & Quincy AgainstAki., F'...ililUyiard, of Jude erm, 17120, .No:. 98, , iri1l 'attend ,to the dai l ies of his eppointinent, at the &Keeler the Froth notary, on. Friday, the latbrddy of Sep= tember next, at one o'clock, P. 11 ; . Th)se in terested are reqtkested to be present ; I ' ; , • 11. J. 01, ISiED,,.esuilitor. , Coudersport, Aug. 118, 1853. :at - ' • . , i Divorce 4 4 otice..L Orlilia Lqpina Lord, No. 89 Dec:Term, 1859, b her next friend; .. • in; Common Pleas of . 1 %Vilna: •Pattereon,• Potter County. m r i VB. . et fit . ,Divoacs. Weill gton Lord. ' ° l`nWeilifigton Lord, , Reipoilideni..--Whereas a •SubpCena and alias Subp na hating been isiued ,and-seturned ..Vihil, l ros are hereby notised - to be' and ap. pear al our next Court of Cominon• Plias for thiS county; for an application.will be made to sal. Court for a divorce ; on the part:of Li. began . 4..-C. TAGGAt.T, Sheriff. Con. ersport, Aug.i24, 185,9: , 4- . !1 sasiums . .tALEs.. ' !.. 1 Y_ VIRTUE VIRTUE of Sundry. toils of Venditioni ' ponas, PieriPtielas' liad , l.eitrijracias x issued ut of the Court of .CorinonPleas off Potter Connt , Pennsyluania, and to me directed, I shall ezpore to public sale or outcry, at the Courtillause in courrsport, on MONDAY., ttie •19tli day of Septet ber, 1859, at 10 o'clock, a: tn., thefollow. iny described red - eata le, to wit . : ! 1 realertqiii. 7u estate situate in,Oswayol'ourn- ship, otter Co. Pa., bonded .es f011ows: On W the st by land of Thomas Crittenden, and ‘l,'Dlia Dexter - & Co., on the North. by lands of Joe Haskins, Charles 11. Simmons; C. C. I n Keny+and.Noah Crittenden,'on the - East by • ____ laitds Of Wm. lilTiougall, Geo. W. Tyle'r, C. B. Shamcins, Bed. D. Dolby and .Geo. WI Tyler, and on the South by landslif George W. Ty ;ler; eontaning about forty acres of land, 'all imProyed,.on which is erected icint. two-story frame d i welling, house, one small; fralrt dwell iii:ihonstit, two frame. Iserns, and 'with some fruit titia thereon; - being part•of lot No. 20 by the allotment of the prghain' Lends" in Os miayo.Tarrnship. ' ' • • • Selz:ed.,: taken' in execution and -to-he sold as thelOroperty of She:den Bradlee. :Ir .; ALSO---(lcrtain real °estate situate partly in Hebron and-partly in . clard'fOgriiships Potter Cot, Pa., beginning. at a - hemlOck tree for a corner, being the Notth-;rrest corner - Cif the lot ortg,litally:Sold to Worden, :thence Nortill '352 poles to a beech.tree,:belog, the Southi;eorner of C., .yalu's purchase, thence Ea5t.23,..; poles to .rOrner in' WOE, line.of Nolgewayrtyland, thence South on said E.'lirie ' . 52 holes to"a post .iorner iti said - -E. line; thence 2"J2 poles to the place beginning ; Coritaining 510 acres of land, being part of Warrant N0.A864, Of 'r i tvhiCh about forty acres are, improved, yrith one fr ame hbaie, 'one 'frame, barn " and sheds, one water sitiv=raill'and some On it'treea, mil- • i 3e - Sei4ed x taloa. 161 .eteoution a ta: :told as ft,tur proiterty . at: Foster iteynolds and Win. T. &Ines: . . .'iLSO-gertain real estate 'sliaateliiiWhar. toOlTtiwnehip,.,Potter .eoll4enObt oaf the bank of the Sinn.emahoning Creek . six refs uhnve.the built ; by, thol Cardsp, • thence ali(nd four or five rods to; the gut, thence I South-east along' the'gut• far enhugh to utak() iniactle, thence-Westerly - to - the bank Of said! creek.lthence-up the creek-to the plaoi oft& ginning; containing -one acre of inittrored land, on which is ciae utater ismv-ntill'and one friime`divelllitg, house. . eired, taken in execution and, to e '4i as the. pre fie•ltybf Chilsrpher.Ore t lya; jr, 41-401-Crean i n:rea I' estate Sit mete in:WA:try Fthiliseg,itining ate, post in ibe ..!Zeitb r fait corner o,f;ti let onntraot, ed'tii :aides 4yres,:',fheace worth one hundred and fittY-seyen 'a host, thenee East twenty-nitte reds to a post, • thence Morth'to' UM West:tank of this tSinnemahonani'oreeki thence ; aloug .the. Yes t. hank of the' Sinnemat. honing creek. ,by, l ib°. several courses ithereof to Ith 'Welrant line, thence idong the Warrant line Veit five hundred - and to:reeky..o43T roda toil' post, theitee' South th'ree"hunilred and thtrteen rods- to:a post, thence Fast Are hun dred and twenty.fivarcids;to the place of be c(intaiPing Ptx buxt**4 194 MellY nitte wefts, be the /3 initiratimp qr less, 30, berg part_CLWamint NO. • 402 T-7-said 'itthd' bettig7animproved. r = • ' ; eif9s3l tatCll tgoettliiott and' Li be 'Ol4 as the property of I%y; ILLSO—Certaitt real estate situate in *her to i Township, 'otter - Co. Pa.,' tit:minded on tho'Nertb bslatids.lateefjoiithanCard; Le-! vi 18. Card and George 1 - t: W. Card, East L. _Nelson, Scintkand•West by the. Sirtnetnaa. lioning;Oreek.;conteining,abeut three, afros, of *birch' abOnt two aerea _Unproved, ,pith one frame and one frame shed'erecte'd' thereon.-ALSCOhiI 'tither- lot.. situate i r4lviaship,,County end:Stop atiireavkid,•botiad 11a--the, 4,9r1 1 4.,1 3 3' I9sorite4- Elia :by th Sianinaabquing,„ Greely and. South and 1 Weat by unseated lan4a ) ;poniaAniegabitat one hundieit•aeres TrlalclV about 'three aerie are iriSproca.. • - •c: • it Li . 1. Seised; en in -exeett ton an. e sold y : all. - -- - - - 1. .' --- d . to ' - itl-rie . .yroperty - of 'Jonathan Card, Levi g,- - 1 : =-ALSO — Certain George P. W. Card. - -,\.- ' -s---ALSO 7 Certain real - estate situate in Sha. lit:mi „tepenship, Potter County, Pa., bounde d . tin the y Borth briands of Michael Lamb 'and It t ',lneeti Diann, East by lands of Gabriel Barnes, ea d, uth by lands - of Joseph- Derring and I Ipbu W t, and on the West by unseated lands :of,the Voting Estate, Containing one hundred. acres, ~ which about twenty acres are h,. • . ,:with one frame house, one flame barn and some .fruit•trees thereon. • . . - Seized, taken in execution em4,,to,.helold its . the'property - of L . D. pkokiiiiiiti. . ALS - V, , --teitlirrietit estate ` situate in Jail:. gnu Totinship,..-Potter..County,PALyAtntusded op the-,Notth-hy r iandtvof t, e, Estate artatiri'lien't,' - bii thte - '-Ediety T,OVNo. 2. ens thetlikithbx-lendeorthelituf on V tli`e,WeatE.hr,,-Loh=-Na4Vd`int of - tha Bin - ilia:li Estate; hiingl.Pt. ci.; 'o . e alloy , Meat of landa in i diekSonVotentlllWPOtter CountylicontaittiOglittinetrAidten and . four.. tenths-acmes,, ni . ..Whic4 , o4:rtYanvellterettAtie - On pt . :ciVCdi ,on..which; are; eX.e Pt. a 4 Ana Aroma liOnse _doe 10,8 Itunse,-Sppe frttra, S„boßateold fritine ' bnirti, oral Withatt apOetirehafettßertou. • Seized,Q,alced= lit ateention itiid to tie stdd ntilialitoperttotn: Chiiiier"'"""''''' , ':AtifiG- - ,.-Pertainfretil irt.ate:situntestkEula- - lia - To*itsh i p; _Potter County;.Pet4 boundatfim the North. by ?ands of `the • Binghattt Estate, EaSt hylif,..ir;SplaffordySouthtolatidsoP.figku Crittenden and C:-WeEtEet,mad - West-tiy,Buids of John-Crittenden and 8. Root containing one hundred acres, iif which We:eV-five acieS ' are improved, on which-are erected ottltrattes dwelling- house s one frame horn and other Out buildings,and with some fruit trees thereon. —ALSO-one- other. Lot situate y in: Eidaliar Township,- bounded North by lands of .E.: Starkweather and L. D-.• Spilffotd : Eat by die Highway, South-by L.' Ek , Spaff , ord, West by lands _of L. .D. Spafford,-contotning"severtly azres l ;:gf..:ythielt , fift7. ;sures - ntres , ItapratelL...- AUSQ-n-Gkeonther lot-situate in Township,. Copnty and State above' mentioned,lmunded op theliortlk by lands of the-Bingham Estate, on the. East bylemds OM. A. Nelson. and the Nprth ,Bolloiv,;rondi-Bouth by; the Lymarisvi Ili .akd Coudetapertoroa4l,,:tind .W-estby tandatif- L. D. Spofford; containingeighty-elghtfacres of:which :tv.ventyacres_ate:improvede:::.. ,_,.•:. ;Seized, .taken .in ,exerutionitnitto be sold . fis the _property- of Nathan-.Woodeock'ant A. Ni.oodcocit...-. -- - ..;-2. - - -.-..- 3 -.'. ,-,,,:: 1...': • ALSO—Certain reaLestate •situate , rison iTejtnaltip, Putter-County, Pe., •cosititin• • , ing one hundred and twenty acres, and -bound.- I ed as fellows,.loo lite:North byt lands of 8. , 5; Robertson and Samuel Stone, oti the , East by" lands cif : Samuel Stonti And HaMiltext •Whitei. Pa t,tillSeuthhylands_of SanmellOndileliond! op Nest by.. lands: of LW illiam • Criblt MIO Lot ,14‘,:,106. of .the lands, of 3hugaret her,,being Le1...N.0,10.4.0f the Allotment °Elands of Margaret C. Barber in liarrison . .Tawnabip, ar4- 1 304g-Part-erantNo...laWketter County, pa., Sue hundred sores o;. the said lands beingjrapyove4o pre' . erected two frame - liiinees,•• ode - 'faith?) "hotiiii: partly :ergcic4,•kw.cl , frflreeo 3 4rria, enc.. 10gAm,,,A4 d with some fruit trees therepa..- • - - • ,Seiz,4ll, taken litexeceliee.an&tp - bespidas tbC;Proiety..iifiri is. -- • . . ALSO—Certain reel estate Situated in Ho "filer Township; Potter. C 0.,. Pa., -bounded on I' ;S'or.l.4' by. lands : of jaines -IL Qui nilkya . .iist,. sciiith . atia"Ve'si by unseated.lattils, of John Keating ;containing. . fifty - four-tenths acres, with ahotit, fillAen.ifereSi improved. five acres 1 1h9PPedzelul• One' NutPliousir.iturir oae fronie „, taken in l•Apoytioti :in :_bi,eold. as the *property of limes E. QuiMby. • - ALSClCertaiti .real' ; estate'.4titatein Sha ron TOwpship, fetter Ciiiinty, Pn.-„irotradedi -as fellows; Beginningnt a post corner stand ing ninteen degrees West twenty-nipp. rods. and three tenths from the North-east corn" of L. Wood's Lot, thence South 141°,:.West lifteen,rods and eight-tenths to a post corner at the North side oftiteroad, thence. by the North side of said road North '1511 0 ..1V - est twelve rods to post earner *nein The East.:eldir of the said road, .thgnce North4§ 6 ; teen and . thice-tenths rods' te,i(Poikand cor ner; thence South 7,5ia East' nighty and two tenths rods to . - yhe: place. pf.tieginnini; con- - taming one -Acre of land . striet reeastirei which are one, frame divelling;ltouseweee fraine barn afidintestore 4ouse,,-.41i§8)- 7 -Atie• other lot Situ* 1 1 Pars-T9'4 o . l 4PplVß4er* County, 1 Va.- comMencing. at, a pot • PoThkgri ink the District - 4M' between Mid - ridsNo!ty.2 and, 3, thence SOutli one hundrea and one and tivo tenths perches ,t 4.4 last. Verner, thence West one la undtedami seventyionentid,senertitenths perches to a post = hence N,orth:Thirtponlide gre es East one -hundred and eighteen aid ow tenth (perches post curner,-..thtnieJlt EASS one hundred.and.tert and nine-tenths .perelir.a to tile plane, ; of beginning ,;,..containiag.,eighty ni ne acres and forty-five hundrodthst r of *Melt thirty :antes are improved, with one framer house, one log. ionefloitarn and some frulttrees , thinning I. - : )7;l7iltue. - Seized, taken.m.eXecutiontind to beatild.ast the properly. of W. Graves dud J. 11.lIarares, ALSO—C6rta in real • cdtittelaTiaW4o:l4-: tor Ttiwrilihrp-, -- Potter COunty; betindedork the Northby.Binghato lands andlinifointer-. ry --- ostr - i - e(r Edw - orA • Alvord, Ton -- Itie - East; South and West liyaifigharit Idkids. being lot No: joi.andipart of /Warrant Nah4l9lLPeoli.: taiaing:iute:.htuulied Ucres - nuire i3rAestrfif teen aorta of Attach: are improved,; wlthcone log house,.ono frame; house; iondlog: barn and. sotuo:fruit,trees Thereon. `•-• Sehed, taken in eXoott3fini! , a4d as-thepiopertycoc-ilettry Young, with notiser to -Austiu , l4,lls, terre tenant. - real estate situate in' Pika Toistrisbrpj Poltati. cd„ : ra..;:bciundedLiai /trig North by.weated tarns won the East - I -by atk i ,seated lands, nn the. South 'by unseated laud and on the West ; by lot No. 20 belonging to C. flunsiekerl eoutainiug ?tekt i r, screw - being lot; Na 32 of the' alloiinehl dt the AsVey 47.0 - tt 'teivesliiit, and part'offirairabt Nig. &I 27 v --ALSO—One-other. lot, siloatolm,tovinislilry and.county above meistiopedr; alad , :deAtilietk asloHows, - to 71t7, - , - Rounited on - the Ntkrth - by lot No. 3 belongirtgre - Jos, 4 Suaderljnog-thet EastAy titiseatel lauds; the; South seated }arida; rthd.on. the'Ve'it lby-le014: & 22; cootainintot - itektAticVsthitidtWehttisi, and seven-tenths itc - y - F T,7lrjbpjrig lot Nh. 10, and part.of .11Tairants 7 -Nolf. l 5122 . :1; 5127, of 'arhtph a1t,440 ink", ten sayes eh oppek 4111611%1i erected; one over-sho itier.telt)i litistste dwelling Mae,. ofiiCreMeet battCalidWheittiEhousd.---.11.80 ;Ono , dittitir:lbt, described as follows : 1 1B6tiialed orrthe - North - by tinseateklandsaud lot 11°,19, ori ih*:.ttist l l4 luts:Nol.l,l k 12fitiNieseateif lands, VW XPl.th ht lallto.ool*- 23 1 sad on the est by IcotOtes,424,42l;;;coataining olie.'hiiridie;d: wea r beiggjeti/T9i94 . 010 10 Warrant - a- Eos.-5122114122 . ...:4 7 4481)-rthie iAiiiiruildiyide4 hat ql.:lok .27,. described 'Bohndid - On the North ed..ttuiaaartcl-lot-No.-21,-an the Eastby warm 2, onthec:SiSith #iy 3ciV Nb. 21 - : arid nseated 1eede.,e134.3 ork-thel-Nest by : unmated bade contsining-9T,2 aerie. belpcpart..of;Werrset N0.:1,23. • • • Seized, .taken in execution and to be /A as the propertyier.TonatiraiStixiiiidi. LI - • r• • , , A. , O:NAGGART;SEieri I t - - /nig
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