E
A POLITICAL ED von writes a long
2 iticie upon the property magmitudo
athe liquor interest, and deprecates
t he destruction of so vast an amount
_will ruin so many. He might
h oT gone a littlo farther with his
calculations, and showed us how much
o fi e gitimate property that vast amount
d ru m destroys, adding the destruc
tiow
non of
would character
the accoun, happiness and life.
flt stand, think ?
Oae quart of whiskey wrapped
fl Lock
d destroed oier
po rt in ames,
an
$ 50,000 worth of proper y ty. One
quart of whisky burned the Kalama
soo Depot and a human being. And
in on to the end. It tax-payers were
„ te nder -pocketed when the rum tax
is paid, as they often- are when taxes
f o r laudable purposes are assessed,
T rc should have less of deliberate
v oting, for the whisky traffic. If de
struction of property is taken into the
account , the accursed interest is over
whelmed. With higher interests ill
t he balance, it. is a thousand times
damned.—Capifir chic/
M. Whitfield, the Missouri geatle
rn3n who is now squatting on the
-floor of Congress, pretending to be
t he R e presentative front Kansas, is,
(sacs the N. Y. Express) "making
efforts to get the flour, to show that
the fraud and force' stated to be used
in the Kansas election, are falsehoods,
&c. He is going to claim, too, that
t h e question of' slavery -or no slavarw
eras not decided, the vote showing
only favor to the principles of the
Nebra , ka bill.
\V hope he may succeed in making
116 explanation. The evidence, how
ever, as to the foray of Missourians
into Kansas, for the sole purpose of
voting, is too strong to be resisted.
lithe squatter indulges in the argu
ment indicated in the last part of the
Statement quoted above, he will prob
ably get 'very effectually replied to.
N-popular sovereignty', Meant that
the people of Kanstu should ao as
they pleased about slavery, the inter
ference of Missourians was surely nut
an endorsement of that doctrine.—
Boston Telegraph.
PRI:ACHING Pourics.—Speaking of
the complaints of certain politicians
of his day, that the clergy preached
politics— justly
venerable 15r. Stillman
Tery remarked, that "it was
n t because the clergy preached pol
itics, that these politicians complained,
but because of the politics they
preached."
Vcrty plor Irishman who
rylied for 1ic3.1,e• to sell ardent
Ep:riti, being. (in,...itioned by the B.mrd
or Ex,:iie as to his m,n.al fitness 'for a
tra,t, rtl);lCti, "Ah, shore, it's not
much character a man needs to sell
ram."
F;Eze Christian friends of Gov. Pal
bell, who are me nbers attic First
Reformed Prethyterian church, of the
ray of Philadelphia, preented him
oa the day of inauguration with a
tuy2rbly bound quarto Oxford edition
if the Bible.
Y~itl [tat ioli.
The new M. E Clltch at Gondersp: , t, Pot
trr county, Pa., will be dedicated to the wee
'Lip of Almighty God on Wednesalay, Feb. l
:llit. 1833. Services at 101, o'clock. A. M.;
&Ito at 7P. M. Ministers and people from a
dStance are respectcully iuv:ted to ;lttentl.
Coudersport, Feb. 1, 1855
Very gmpartant informatiou.
Dr. Jovrs, one of the most celebrated play
tithes in New-York. writes as follows:
Dr.CCl.Tli—Dcar Sir :—llaviwz witnessed
the excellent effects of yam- HYGE AN A oKlN
autsa iIYGEAN VAPOR AND CIIERRY
to a Cal..c of elmmic. Brenchitis, and being
much in favor of counter-irritation in MDT
tnah of the throat, bronchial tubes, nod lungs,
I can therefore cheerfully recommend your
Melicated Apparatus as being the most con
venient and effectual mode of nppiying any
nth.e, of the kind 1 have ever seen. No doubt
thouiautle of persons may be relieved, and
resny cured, by using your remedies.
YO2 are at liberty to use this in any way
!au may think proper.
Respectfully, votire,
C. JOINS. M. D.,
No. GOD Houston strect,'New-York.
Prof. S. CxsTr.r. writes as follows :
GENTLEMI.V . .-1 . hare riTentiv had occasion
10 test your Cherry Syrup and 11y gean Vapor
i . tt the ease of chronic sore throat, that had re
alml to yield to other forms of treatuteut, and
thZ result has satisfied me, that, whatever may
be the ortamoiition of your pt eparation, it is
to imposition, but an excellent remedy. I
'with, for the sake of the afflicted. that it adzht
be brought within the reach of all.
Rev. Doctor CUELVER writes:
Nm-Yonn, Nor. 15, 1554.
Dear S think highly of Dr. Curtis's
HYgeann, as a remedy in diseases of the
thrust and lungs. 11.,E tug had sonic oppor
tanity to test its valency, 1 am convinced that
it is a tnna excellent me,licine, both the
Syrup and :be inhaling application to the chest.
The iiygcaua is for sale by D. W. Srrtzer.a,
Coudentpoit 7-37 6m
Obittiao).
DIED—al iiie
111:11111H FLING, aged 38 years.
[Communicated.
Ilrs. FLING encountered adverse .circum
stances iu early life, but by the native energy
of her mind. united with persoveracce. she
clerrame whatever hindrances were in her
Path, and attained a respectable position in
society.. She early made a prolles=ion of re.
ligion, and lived in accondance with the teach.
lags of the Gospel. Her faith enabled her to
btu up under the pains cf a long nnl dla
tresting illness, and to die in peace.
. .
. • •
i s S he riff ' s 4
B Y YIIITUE of a writ of Venditioni- Ex
pones, issued out of ilie Court
mon Pleas. of Potter county and to we di
rected, I will expose to stile, by public venthie
or outcry,ot the Court Mouse in.Coudersport,
on Monday, the 19th day of February next,
the following described real estate, to wit:
Situate in West Branch township; Potter
county - , State of Pa., bounded on the north
by unseated lends,. on the west by Erastus
Crippen, east by .1. Q. Merrick, and on the
South by unseated lands containing one
hundred and three area, of-which forty ifive
tire improved, one frame _ house, one frame
barn, one old log shop, and fruit trees thereon.
Seized, taken in execution; and to be sold as
the property of Wtn. S. Grois, at the 'snit of
J. B. Steel it Co.
ri'Notice is hereby giren, that an amount
equal to the costs will be required to be paid upon
each sale when struck down to the bidder; and
upon. a failure to comply with this regulation,
the tract of land will again be offered for sale: .
P. A. STEBBINS, Sheriff'.
Jan. 2.5,
Trial List.
FEBRUARY TERM, 1855.
James C. Curtis, vs. Vcrscl Diekiusau
- .
JUnaP. W illiams 1 " Harriet Losey.
and Lois his wife, . .
William Perry, "Jas. B. Hill k. Wm. Hill
Win. T. Jones and i „
C. P. Cool. . ...
A. F. Junes,
William Ciirson, " • Chas. W. Johnson.
A. Johnson ea Co., „
A. T. LoSei.
use ot A.W.Crozier
Silas N, Howard, -•" Richard Goodman.
Nathaniel W,Abb J. C. Bronson and
Charles " Charles
.Steele.
Timothy Ives. et. al., " _ Stephen Norton..'
William I'. Jones, " MaryC. Junes, -..
Emily Russell, Jones .jones. " a
A. •
Henrietta C. Benson, " J. C. Carrier, et. al.
Cotn'th of l'a., use j „ D.C.Critteuden 'et. al
Potter county,
David 'Wilmot, „ E. K. Spencer and
D. \V. Spencer.
Ephraim Z. Olney. . • .
and Lydia Olney, " Abram Dereamer.
his wife, _ . • _
T. B. TYLEB, Prot
PROTEIONOTAIIT'S OFFICE,
Coudersport, Jau. 18, 1853. 5
TEM. NATIONAL ERA.
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an advocate of personal; civil, and religious
liberty, without regard to race or creed; a foe
to all secret combinations to control the ,Bal
lot-Box, whether under the direction
.of
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both Church and State; ho;ding, tbai no man
who swears to support the Constitution of
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own settled convic:iou of its Me.ming;
with
out incurring :he guilt of perjury, and .hat no
citizen earl obey a human enactment which,
requires him to counra in;usLice, without
It regaids Slavery, and the issues involved
in it, as forming the great 1 3 01i.ical Question
of the day: taking .he ground, that slavery,
from its necessities, ins,incts and habits, is
perpetually awa7ouistic to Freedom and
Free .Labor, and unchangably aggressive;
that its workings can be counteracted only by,
a permanent - system of Measures; that the
Whig and Democratic Parties, not having
been formedtvith a view to the issues raised
by the Stave Interest, but being held in Arall
by it, so far-from presemiug, any resistance to
its exactions, atford ficitities for enforcing
them; and that one or both must be broken
up, and the true friends of Liberty be united,
without regard to old issues or prejudices, on
a Party of Freedom, as a necessary prelim
inary to the - over.hrow of the Slave Power,
It therefore gives its earnest support to the
Republican Movement, so far as its policy
has yet been developed—a movement which
promises toeifect such a union.
The National Era, while. occupying a de
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and Foreign, are given every week in Ate
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,•, Conde - is - 011p Aeademwi,- :
THE winter term of this .institution will
commence on' Wednesday, January 24,
1855;m:a continue . even - weeks. -
• • .
•Ternis.
Elementary branches—Orthnimphy,
Geographr - , - Arithinetic, Physiology, VA
Htgher Aritfunitic, First' Lessons in - •
Algebra, and EugliSh Grammer,— . .. 3.50
'Higher English branches, PhillisophY;
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Drawing, eitra, .. 1.50
'lnstruction on the Piano Elam, extra, ....10.00
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E Either higher class of studies will in
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The subscriber takes this 'occasion to ex
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of other section's for, their liberal support
during the past year, and to assure them that
no pains will be spared in the future that may
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woribyof the entire confidence and support
of all whO desire a sound rud.niental as well
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. . - -
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The undersigned Officers and Trustees. of
the Coudersport _Academy are Moved by'zi
sense of official and pir;sanal duty, to call the
attention of the public, and of the
. people of
our county in partic ular, to the ''rising‘ and
useful character of this institution of learning
When we invited the present worthy Privet.
pal to the post he occupies, we tound . the Acad
emy.depressed and declining., We submitted
its organization and other most onerous affairs
to his discretion and management; and our
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has proved faithful, efficient, and practical—
just such an instructor as this community
needs.- .
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1I;J. OLMSTED, Treas., Trustees
T. ,B. TYLER, Sec'y,
Court Proclamation.
W , .
HEREAS, the Hon. Robert G. White;
Prelddent Judge, and the 11mt..0., A.
Lewis and Joseph Mann, Esqs., Associate
Judges
.of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delis cry, Quarter SeJsions
of the Peace, Orphan's Coufl and Criurt of
Common Pleas for:. the .Cminty. of Potter,
have issued their precept, bearing date the
23d day of September, in the year of our.
Lord one thousand eight hundred awl fifty
four, and 'to me direcied, for }trading a Court
of Oyer and Terunuer and General' -jail De
livery, Quar t er ssions of the Peade, orprains'
Court, and Court 'of Common Pleas, in the
Borough of Coudersport, on MONDAY, the'
19th day of February next, and to continue
one week.. •
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
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within the count•, that theybe then'and there
in•their proper persons; at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
of said day, with their rolls, records, inquisi
tions, eKaminations, and other remembrances,
to do those things which to their offices ap
pertain to be done. And those who are bound
by their Jecognizarices to . prosecute against
the pr,soners that are or shall be in the jail .of
the said county of Potter, are to be then and
there to prosecute against theta as will be just.
Dated at Coudersport, Dec. 2,lth, and
the 79th year of the Independence of the
Cnited States of America.
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