The Potter journal., September 15, 1859, Image 2

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• 31,,K.F.Arrou.—Izanuet doubt the 141:0-g
Eng - laid or%gin .of your correspondent =
ibeeause of the gallant jsithet be is
1,1 - 44 ed ,to apply to me in Werjsuro'
A i notaticp:? 7 -for it savors sthalikly of-rtixe
patigyr in widelt the old-time New klng,-
.
fleti men nere wont to nut their wives to
ile • e whene esj.hei
. way.ll ,vpiklye
s-qm
presoVjapTif ir,ttlioat tritltaAi ir
.i.erurssherlf Ertfitit Arabia ds at home."
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-:;,, , yfeari. d l hf_ gfeaf,ist at.gpoi.l. hn'weatest
A kt*gr.o,4llio, sit odd' he 'the 6 rz.. t,du py
Xf49ll*.ilF i pit man: .1. o on e tg expee
X4Altkojout'or , ,6lS - liviri`.aplieie to effeet, -
Xtieitliitt;iabj*;•,hiii "iel4tioti4, to
this: his,,fel-
PTP 6 iPIY.-L 14.- ; - . e.9- 14 n,tiYare
44441i9,V . ,,,uju.,p_41i.tina1, aiatters _ he may ,
NoctiLitailly,Oip, l 9,yo . l9 fivilgirfng the'
ii . o ewes orthe 'Snprenie in ameliorating
the condition-of-411am --,This-brings us to
"the Zultt2diity Tifjteprthlicans-;-cluty to
taiiiccOtuitry-i.; which-is to;seoure to each
illtrtr:44.o.llO - Tbei.utilie - the "inaliena
aflinAgogeuntein: plnted in - thelconstitu
-4118114...-Liftip Lib er t y-a nd .: the pursuit of
,„.., ._
likayllitteiNhvo -,..%.:.: _. :- _ , ~.
f.,..%4P.1this important work their. influence
,it..111:00,1,-.Abrotigh".:ilier .fialltiadx:..: No
jzffhcry bhou(Lbe use Con any: occasiaw;
ferthpy : ishottld -seek.. not the. temporary 1
.tiatilaittng,-tgood: of . ..the:country. . No Of
floeiteeker ? ,::a.t . atich , „should be made a
P.irsfflidate,ll:neclttnitis.ter the affairs of gov
eititikent.thatlnen imbued With the spirit 'I
itralibefty.aandNprogrs. , • The. duty, of I
)3opuiztjettnainAlikilocality where they
ttte tellett.upod- ' ttr act ) is to guard against ,
orirtiptiori:i r::: .7 • • .- . f 1
he'. chosen to fill 'offices of
Cruitirhalobk.mit at piesent profit; but
tollsalultimatairintnph of liberty not in
Sujrl):Articitler -place, but through the
firlteleX:orintry and:world. --
-f - .,Fitepubli - Cans, :if we` mistake net, are
making- more ntlombout some petty offices
t:hin the: ,case deman d s; and the worst
feature cif the-whole is; they do not seem
tuanderstand that they are neutralizine:,
[foot-entirely' destroying, their own, effi
ciencrurn united body - fOrmedto oppose
OppreEsion and'advance the best interests
of matrkinthrf - - -:Every office which palls is
suit& with the avidity manifested by the
igtiteirat tend excited multitude who seek
.forLgold at - Pikes !Peak. The shadows
ire>petrued: while the substance is left by
the wayside. it' is: to be hoped that the
pilote,ik,the safely moor the
ltepiibYican -
tfie'Earen of Liberty.
T. R. C.
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I;»,!i:FOXPV:4LSPORT, PA.,
> s4,:b4Akillohi;4o,.sof , 15, 1850.
NASELfinfOR' AND - PUBLISf!EA,
1 {epghti¢~Z sfi fie i i.i{d;, k 59.
- ttt-; - :n 1..4.1A4.11p.g0rt. GENERAT i , .
[OM - E. .doo.llitA.N;of York,
lOn URI, EYOR uENER
''''.7o - 1 - tr t iAm of Berks.,
eogrlig
Zre,S? ATE ' S '
R T EMATOR,
.q.',...ZSA.AC-BENSON, of - Potter,
49_49cision. of t:onforence . ,]
Fedi 'ASSESitinr,..
_ 7 - • TAW, of. P utter,
of Tog
'qe'cifigli of Conferenv. , , 3
• - •-1 ERlre,
4 :* 4,IaI.FItIRALEi
21C"11 'oitoNen.*
c ~a
rzv - -DrArEsity ruItUISON:
- .
toiniTy Vcimailt*thimat;
,s-72 , :!„; THATCHER.
.E.7-1: - Fint,Corivril A ctotron;
. S.GADE; •
J:F4311 CairFkr SUItiTYQR,f -
QPINS ON-
,ry-NaKke•Aopuhlieark State Convention
.riamietated - the following
fie&:''...leerefe'ry: of State f fl. Leaven-
Ontinclag - a;::c4tio114; - RObert
j3epuisto .o .Oran ei,Attorney
_General,
0,_ 1 4-4410 - 3' l 'bretotStr LaW.renaa State
Fngineer, Orville W. Story:.of Allegany;
treililit bf Erie •
= -
t t atiiiiVojnrAgi t iOtki;'Ogden' - /lS Chapin
grOi b tt n i;,4- 4 .0 -- Cif:APPOI s e
titoll*-.P.a.41 tor - iNgYiNPricl Sta te
,
Porresf of Sehen2,
Walk
• 74 1••• :_"' -:
411.10ffAerie kee ived from Hon. Da.
yid arti:ileeilloni :of 'flie:Stafe--!kg
rinatiVirS4i4l;;A:cointliw_entar,y.Tick-
kfreambanirrto - Ithe.Tair. Ao'betiold: at
ircritire ai - o - 27 ; i=2"8 - 5 -- -2b
4, 7 gifili 4 2*latctic'eil/ idili&:SOCiety" are
-
19,,kligiklatt Rff9l_4;4ifeMer
Tataititnetiveftbibition,Pf the kinilover
141billi1aStateptna bid' fair, to be etn,
tiallytkiCe4fliOlre:
•
)41:401; 711. T. •
'resident Tager Taggart. Some of, our
„ however;
intend to be on hand, we
_earn.
"Or s . 4-;
~• 1 .
wai 0 ,
l , fr , Lfzuw i ctv ;
ecrvedly;AeoulP un
'ondmiateens' o ows .4„
"Tile Republicans of Tioga and Potter
Senuties - have re-nominated L. P. Wil
-1 lis.tou and_ PeNvis M ann . ,. • for _ Assembly.
Tliey - T'arc eseelldift men andivilt of eoui3e
be elected - by overrihelmitig - niajmitieSl
- -31r. - 11riflisTiiii'iaf lia.s - . - represente4
the people of that county for thit'-:leat
ta.reP' 7e41 1 117./lnit'' hir:JEWO.nrUidn'irr' fot
tbe,fourth..terruskegs i that-hja constitu-
Anovr.llC;,:iitp,arpreplafe.lc,ai.
1 Tie ij'Snetenry.... ,stoupgh,..R.epubll.c4 . ; .
I;34t'ilke..noklest'.Kork : pf .-houest
man," w ho can "neriber. - . l.4e,doigen nor
ciaxed into, qapaspresighiu.44_,- - Rnsid.r
interests. , of dais" cop
stltacits „md State , ,
'the : Mast: 'atteaife'aail l igitustrioga. mg . in
rbeis,ef..lhe 4414 - wf) ; -Eire
glad
3.1 t Mann the.: otbeu nomiuee
Arras
,alip.orke of the members of ,the - last
la.ouse 417 d 4one, hisTcluty_ably* gad fa ith.:
Ttiq, With : th.e.q . xperience,pf sa
sipn .34.1 . 11, :be able to. make: bituaelf
tane ' h More useful the coming.wipter."
fierThe - l'esiiiiiiSter' at. Washington
City. a few, days since -peremptorily re--
fuseto . send documents put in: that of
fice for distribution by the . Secretary of
the National RepUbliean As.speration, - and
franked by B.ep.men.bers ofeorgress.The
reason given Was that the franking-priv
ilege 'could net be delegated; but the real
reason was that Sibley, - of Minnesota i did
not wish to - have documents Circulated
.among .the ,that state ; which
-would be iikely*io expose :the frauds and
Corruptions through which be 'proenred
his ciection'eS .aevern linger
"a Black Republican lie" that the. pres
ent Administration will lend itself to any
fraudulent scheme which• its party 'de
mands of it—it is - a national truth,'ineon
trovertible by argument
. or apology.
The agent 9f the Republican Associa
tion has published a statement of the facts
relating to. - the matter, which we will pub
lish as soon as our columns are less crowd
ed. 1
'l6l"We recently took occasion to cen
sure the senseless adulation which cer-i
Main Republican presses in this State have I
been bestowing upon Senator Cameron
in putting him forward as a candidate
for President in 1860. The McKean
Citizen, last week, in a nominal attempt
to answer the charge, labors hard to ex
cuse its complicity and increases the bur
den of its sfu.. We have no personal en
mity to Gen. Cameron, and object to his
Presidential aspirations only on the
ground that we do not regard a man whose
political reputation and statesmanship is
I only local and Pennsylvanian in its Oar
actor, as au available person for the-Re
publican nomination for President, when
such men as seward ) Chase, Vesseutlen,
Lincoln and Blair—men alike representa
tive of national and party principles—are
put forward. The fact that Cameron
would certa Wu carry . Pennsylvauie, (not
taking-into- consideration the possibility
that he" . nzigld Ws,e - flll the rest,) is not a
sufficient reaszn - With us for believiug
that he is the proper persollo be nom
inated. We desire to see a man nomina
ted who has a large national reputation
fur statesmanship, and who is at the same
time a representative Republican—we
care not -what State lie hails from. Upon
these grounds'-'We object to the claims of
Gen. Cameroni neVertheless if he shall
by fair and consistent means be plaped
in nomination by the:National Conven
tion, we assure the Citizen of our hearty
support of him. -
The Ticket--Duty-of Itepubli-
rags Towards It.—The
Prospects.
.IV,e, stated last week, in noiieing the
nominations. of the Republican County
Convention, that we would have some
thing to say this week in regard to the
duty of Republicans with respect to nom
inees. !The crowded state of our columns
will not admit of out-speaking as fully as
we could Wish; therefore'we will confine
out: remarks to the brief statement of a
few factS" and 'reasOns , "Irby Republicans
should stand,., by tile: ticket :to ..4
they ute•
I. litfeihse the - qoniferition pine=
e them
vou.'to select ciiididatss'frole,thii.nwnei. ;
ous carnifriates-beforeioir fo, those
YeVf 4rsqb6fiti4 bopoi to
sustain 'tlie..acti9rt: of the Contention, uu
less 'you : know qr boliece- that action .
.was :Corruptly brouelt-abbut.r: Sink
alai& bits not-been 'preferred ab inst the
Conyention 0f . 1859=- 7 riot d'O' lielioVe ,
it can be, justly.
ll... Personal and local prejudices
against, candidates. should 4ot lie allowed•
to coatrol•tho art - fi elity of the iet
.e
. _
presentet,by alit party who are not•open
to verlaeriotis - --Indid or personal objeatiOns
in sometiorfloa , eof the county. , gen e,
unit* I:llose,vre)udicee are toVgr 4 6t e
greireOriserve.4.altuost any candidgte in*
bc',ilefott7teaf:tb" ),p,gh that inflneueli-if !jay'
imait themselves' of
Personal sod-focal prejudices we may jUst
ly_deseribe, as
,a great breaeh in
,the walls
of political organization,, which fa:nisi
covered bithe Sappers and miners of Elie
WPo.sißg' fc!re.N.4 l3 4%who ktani.to4l ll o'fqr
it until- _the:--mainr, ttruly-; comes -,:up
marches throunh the-hreac i and cantures
the: fort, at .orice,. and :so. disewiderts
garrison' that a futurefresh' assault. easily
ovirdomei4liein.'
ir,r„ i - ph t pe T , dent, opp.i4tei.,;', iGng
- from gi•••
g ooa aff tee parfy he people 'at larp,6
in -vicsv '-in •bffetina their iimes:;:,the'y I
•
c • fi ' '
Bimp or9 p person-1
al y o ; orwar :by o seeic
connivance:4 Ae
_hnn'tier,leaders. to ac-I
complish the disruption of the - Repuhli-I
can party:- : - Therefore, Personal friend...,
are - the reasons, winch '
a - Republican can offer for Vot4ig. for aul
. • •
independent candidate; and either lof
them•eould bo as justly urged, as arearn
for supporting n regular hunker eaidi
date—and indeed we are not Certain tbot
the latter would iot.be tho most honOra
ble 4eil manly course for.a. ,Republiean
who has in any 'way had to tie with the
Republican paity'coniention.,
The Duty of Republicans; 'therefore, is
givl tiieir.entiro energy and wishes. to
the haruic nizing of:party differeneds,'llo
eal and Personal * prejudices and all.other
disaffecting causes Which come kinder t heir
notice:off, influence. : In this connection
we desire . to cal attention to the+
co
nication of "T. R. C.!' imarrotlicr-part of
our paper. Though- not particularly per
tinent to the present contest, it is full of
,good logical reasoning , 'truthful , and ror
thy of the attention of voters generally
As to the , prospects of a large maj4ty
for our county ticket, the presage was nev
er better: . M i e have. talked With irony
peisons from the different.sections of the
county, and we , are led to believe that in
stead of 300, the majority of-Mr. Jones;
for Sheriff will e4peed QO---equal, per
haps, to that, given R. J. Olmsted for
Prothonotary in 1857. Leading RepUb
licans throughout the county are working
faithfully to maintain the majorities of
18$6, and exceed them if they can.
,ThCy
are giving that importance to the election
this fall pith which the impending _crisis
of 1860 endows it; and which everyllc
publican should bear in mind. Let a
large vote be rolled- up this fall for the
County and State ticket, and it will en
courage our friends to warmly engage in
the good fight of Freedom ncxt year..l
New Publications. -
TjIE FARMER AND GARDENER: Vol.: 1..,
No. 1 Supt., 1 . 850. A. M. SPANGLER„ Edi
tor. Publication office, 633 Market Street,
Philadaelpbia. MonthlY; $1 pet' annum.
We have received .a specimen copy (of
the above named periddical, just Started
in Philadelphia. It has 16 large
.quarto
pages Of important agricultural, horticul
tural, veterinary and gardening infertile ,
Lion, distinctly arranged and 'printed in
the usually eicellent style of typography
peculiar to Philadelphia literature. The
second number (October) will contain a
full report of the Stato_Fair at Philadel
phia. We heartily CoMmend the work
to Farmers snd Qardeners throughout
our country.
IIEA,RT OF:MID-LOTHIAN, and TtTIL FOR
TUNES OF NIGEL,- being Vols. 11 .t 1..) of
the clie.up,Weckly flditiou for the. Million of
the Waverly Sovels of Sir Walter Siloa,
non: in course' of Publication, at2s cents ti
N0.,1 by T. 13. Peterson' .& Brothers, 1 30 C
Chestnut St., Philadelphia.; ,
We.hete raceived.Copies of the above
from the publishers. The world-wide .rep
utation4lf the Waverley Novels will !in
ure u ready sale of this cheap edition, and
.prove, we trust, remunerative to the,len
terprising publishers. It is commend
able -to do anything.that will even in
small degree, stay the present raging ap
petite for pernicious : tight reading. •By
satisfying the ,cravings of those who..de
sire'ficition With-sonic of the, healthiest of
its bider, is preien - tinW evil, and negative
ly, at: least doing .goo c d,. There are
works of the imagination whicii can so
effticuallv accomplish this as the novels
of „Welter. Suitt.: They, to say nothr
big:lore, are mien as ton;
iehing - That threngh SC; Many voiuniei
thenq should so...little that,teligion or Mor
ality would, disapprove. beauti of
itylc,,ceTilensness. et eipieisionivividnesS
Or.desertption,_and . interest of - subject,
Scott stains in the.fereinost . ra'nk:
be reacralway,i'vrith interest,
and•not • unfregnentlymith. profit. .one
voluine is issued every , Saturday,ind each
oneis got up .in a neet-stile,, all of the
sine size, and aree — pripted at the rate of
26 cents a voiume„or. thp , Whole twenty
six folaneefor'fivedollers,'end sent free
Of piestacie tQ' all, 011 receipt this suin.
This low price slieulcfplace a sett of them
within the reach of everybodyin the land.
_
4i w m
pga, Cwirosir.—Mr. Daniel Kel
ly,.A.otored Mall from liiikeria,'callCA on,
•
tif. - ..intis es c
hebrought With him
i frnin`7.that)reolblio.
MNK.elklkis a native of BaiitArtt . ..lp - Mist
vankU Ka i father no j w r c rsio* sfld 4)T -- fi!L.
PrciP,ltlYaNg9Ottpvtltooo,Olinite, taire
the 'ougli,loglnittgi''..T.,NTha'soii,b4ngs
'tuna iala flow Aev., , lfra neje-. Ifurpas
-..thg,, 4 4beriaja4
at . s&:•liiio"nin tuat4 peitscikvliaf,
appears to be an intelligent; earth
truthful mall': The'artieles shown us:were
a- lirsgaca4 'V"rat f ift
piathe nativ4 of Africa, out of heir
baitabbo track a satchel ,Of
terk ;_anprn
- '
chief, made - the''native Afrioan . cotton
nimialitteloiettlryti.i . .&
j o ibmiart itou:•.otet verylpure,- and
said tiy,3lr.-Ki to: liel:vfyittbondaot:.itOt
• far 'from J O* - coaat;-,eaniples. en(- - .44,frietm
caree:icti ehOtolute. alen-has
.'s9l4l,saMple4-,0 roeweo4,lthiolt..ltekah-. 1
r es, t0.•! , e11, and -Weig4:. bo-;-glad ',.diaposc,
of ( hisr, ether puriosities, to,s:Eio intends.
.yetpru l t.O: biyerix, pleaaed,latith
that • country,'passed. through ..the
"an el heat in e fever" i rt• safety and. intends
to ?Bake it : 144 future. home.—fitiabuiv,
___ _ • ,
Tpj..rric r ti t
,FEELINCI *2 . TIT
7CStetleerrespoutient of ,
.the „New
York' Erezifttg.Pot writtis; •
'" The filet is,'the People of -,
the.ttorth
,
west have.but one .opinion aatoc.,the „fa
tuie policy : of the Republican :party.i,:l - .
must do its own' • icork. It 'Must! look
for success in the justice of ita.tanse and
the strength of its own. 'organizittiOe.
Those politicians:who think that' all• is
fair: tu that. any s electinu is' a
pitblic. where 'prizes ere to _bo' lest
ori won by!the contestants,! may perhaps
with .propriey seek, for t :and
':coalitions; with dead - whigs ',who , never
eherislied Republican • prinCiple).:and
'with Americans who have , no ( sympathy
with' tr ue A thericanism; tut thepeop/6will.
protest against it. • •• '• " '
. !i; The :B,venin,ry Post speaks the western
language . . 1- :Republicans' here' understand
ithinti'will• vote secordingly... dive us a
good .ticket 1864 J; say Seward' and
Biriir, or Chase and'. a . abed . man • with
him, and will do Our whole duty. • •
• j TVENIttpLE-AGED I:it:TU.I.3IAX MI
DbEsN'T'aiiiKE.—•-.V.Veryinornin,;a;rnid
-1.11i3-all:ed, gentlethan walks
,down 7 B l road:'
way, fropi.lileeek'‘r, to. Wall :*reet,l.who
has trod daily,the.s . anle.yOute for twenty :.
five years.
.'Twenty years ago,, being con-:
yineed of 01(1 2 evil and,. - extravagance of
sniolciag, he resolied to Tap aside the tri
fie spent itteigars, amounting to only two
on three daily: He has, adlier4 , to. that
rSolution ever. sine°, and, the- sum of
t. ‘ psedittle expenditures, weeiiiy„deposi
t .
i
in asavings ,baiik i . has - reaehe4 this
day, two thousand five hundred, and nitie .
tyidollars.-4ali-S4aver.y. Standard. .
1,
['Phut' LET i ga . new work "Love," hag
ben ruled out of the 'Tiureliase list of
the New Yort ' 1 le1 . 0;414110 Library, as, an
obscene boOk. This is p. magn f ificeat ad
vertisement; and the sale of the book here
al er will no' doubt prove enornicas.
Wm A N;clior i s of McKean County,
and Isac G. Gorden, of Jefferson County,
arb the Republican candidates for Assent-,
bly in the district composed of McKean,
Clearfield, Jefferson and Elk ICounties.
The district. is strongly Democratic.
. - -
PRICE CURREIVir. •
,
corrected 'every IticdnesGayiloy E A; BTEB
wlible'sale, and retail Liza r in:Crro. _
ceries and Prorisiot4. ;§trect,
:CPUDERSPORT, PA.
. .
Apples, green; ?busli., $ 7,5 to 100
do - dried, 7 "'
,2 '3.00
Scans, " ' 115 1 00'
/teeswax, ? 1b.,, . . 20 . 20
ref, - " . 5 6
Beef hides, ": •
~ 6
Ilbr.ries, dried, qaart " 10 18
Backwheat, 1 bush.; 62/-
Butter, ? lb., 16
Cheese, " : • • - •18 ' • 12/
Corn, ? _bush., . • 1 00., .1 12/
Corn Xlcal,,per cwt., ;2 952'75
1 1 32-g•5,1.1 doz., ,lO • 12,
!'lour, superfine, ? bbl.i - ' 4 00 ,
'do double e;tra,' 65'0 '7•50
dams, ? lb:, • • •-• • ::12 ;
h, ? ton", , ;9,90 10 00;
oney,.! 1b.,. ..- • - , /0 . -12/
Lhrd. ..„ 12
31aple Sugar, per _ ''B . '
olltsi bUdli., •• • 371
°Mons,
•'. • ; ' • 87i -"I:00
I'ork, ••• :19 00 23 00
. :do ? lb.,- • , 12/
do in mitcilellog,.? "6 I/
PotatOes,Al bush., • ' B7f rec.
Paches, dried, , %l lb., • • 1 ' 25'
? lb., • ' ..5 6
11., • 75 • 87/
Silt, •1 bb1.,,, - , 3 00
. 25
Tr;out, 00 - 6 50'
Wheat, ? bash., 1 50'. -1 1'75
White Fish, Per. /JUL', '6 00 • 600.
WPol, per. lb},' ; „- . .35'
. Jizciq . 'ii.
LNFLAOLMITION OF TILE. EYES
Pike all other inflammation,: is Jean:sad by
inpurity.ofthe:blotukrbieh ea,usea.ell er'PP"
tire diseascs,!tts
•Sores t Ulcers, ke. T hit hie od nen:Mei:44 hyl
and of Mi'irnPtire"..nat4e -; alsiitircashinS Drop- ,
lee. 'The-blood beeOralfig obstriteted icr'•the
the watery part orthelrood. iu :cone.
•qqenge.isthrown.out, from their, extremities,
and dropsy, ia the reanit.." , Many ,trines it is
occasioned hy 'improper treatment' of sortie,
former disease, and the iTSgela' • beiiii filled
b y serous humors iiiiteadOf bided. Free etan;
cations by these pills,.open the passage :into
the bladder a'n4l2,earry off the
,corrupted:
mors, and renew them with pure and, healthy
blood,
,whidh,wlll drive aut,of the "body all
iniammation', together With-erupgoni.nf the
;kin, and rill debpsicaTOOmplaints",l - They rviil
be:a sheild to every Ibrni•of disease tol . guard,
and keep you from,f,he aold.grasping,hand. of
dehth,.utO *lse life and strength, to remain,
1 addilie;cbutiteruinee* to brighten .with' . `, the
nfb'eality aged 'health: '
IDr, tn . c.ba'n''Ro'o't' 0 : 801a
by, 41. (leareo "
, 1 • • .•
. .
lAb 1h L'lrelors of Potti . r Cquely : / ;...r4
q
ii- lt,
Fellow - citizens -• es'
AM :0 of your county, (being, Rum ' fit),
•
Ii offer myself ai an ingypetident rli ale
o • the office of If irk 'thofifsuing e re e tion.2
e do not offer .• 4 - h rctellOhe-sulfrittißoit.
. •• ny persim, - •bn .. attMf fasirk .the,bince.
i I,hive not the ite t i# . 4 nttiitlAtdistiositilm . m
At o ire any one ttgr..firna ,t1f8:••• - co,intY4.4:gly:
I Li , . - t
to d,o so for myself. - deprtng r.lkhest" to . , rest
y claim, with the "unbia4ed. feeliWgrartife
people. • I, Nkii Si. CROSBY.
- limner ,ftme..."B /8 5 .9.7. * !•• . - -
:411v altinttiontato.
TFA'ai4,elAgagra-,
DEAL/WIN 61S11;:ellEEtE AND:pit)VISIONS
, Jt:isortlo oo t , : of
PRIED xis rICELZD v r r . slf, kc ft y . iz: . hack,
1 04 siyia; - Oalitiali„,l3l - tic-Frili,.l-fer-p 9 i400-
I.B:sti.. (, - ,,poi•k;:Li
eile ‘ e ; #4'
.THE TERM
ULYSSES' ACADEMY.
•, vl . t .. 7.l n s ipee.ort Wettnesday,
VT . 2 day of September,
,
cOntinfid ten weeks.
' The. TruSteers. "Would i announce :that they
have secured Alrieriicie, of RISITII 'Ak. -
(101.1,PEll; 1:1; of 1..0ng 'Aland; -(1;ate" of Yale
.of; he InstittriOn.
Competcat-Assistant Teachera have also bum),
sccared:n . crery .departinent • ••• " • • .
from three tc/sis •• • ,
the( netraV atei of Other
tu-
Board in good families can be obtained :at ,
$1,514. per, week,: and rciOtitS: call be-secured nt
'reasonable rates for thOseitylio wish 'to board
All IlillS.finist be pic r tiatd,Or.,iatisfeelOrjiy
ari:tngetl' 'ailiMeeti. et.tering
fore 'tile hniclale"Of theleim paY furthe
full term; and in the last half of - the term. fur
half term.' .-All'necdsidry "IloOks d school
requisites •
The -regulations of - .iho'l,Adadetny. are 'anal
as 'are deemed necessary • tO sei.nre - the pros
perity of the..lnstitutiod, and . the-Correct
portment•of the ntudents, and all arts expected
cheerfully to unite in their support.
:.0. -• .
1 President di the Board cy . Trustees..
• .•.DAY B.trertc.S'rerctargi; -. • -•--
1.45• olver4,`Noticp.
xTOTId.E is licret,i• itrt to the: eteditrii
IN' E..' JPIN of 'Misses . , Tuirnship,
that lie has apptiet: to the Court. of .Cennupn
Pleas of :Potter eOunfyift4 . the' benefit of the
friol vent . Th 6 'CleittitinOw ea Ith, end
that said Court has iippoinijd the iOth day of
Septernb:r next, -(being, the, first day of the
Terul,).lt CpudersportLat i 2 for
the: hearing . of the eabe, Eat:wh iich time his
creditors can attend if !tack think ptof er, • •
1859:--tt order of Court..
.NEW lEWEVMSTOILM
. .
BUTTERWORTH g' 'locatedhavinohated
R.. hirncelf in this Boroligh, in the bnilding
recently occupied by- Or: Ellison, on Main St.,
opposite the court hone has opened a. JEW
ELRY ESTABLISHMENT for the purpose of
BEPAIRI . •
. 'WATCHES,' . .
• CLOCh3, and : • .
. .
'JEWELRY.
•
Flnving some years'. experience' in the busi
ness; I feel confident in giving the public GEN
ERAL SATISFACTION. 1 The patrounge of
the public - is solicited. -Please give me a call.
All work warranted or no pay.
A general assortment of Watches, Clocks
and-Jewelry on hand an.l"cor sale.
Coudersport, June 30,1859 —4B.
At( Ger V&A f
OF 711
$4.0;00 . •
Pays the TOitionAmaffull.coorse in r the.lron
City College, the largest; mrhit, e4renairely pat
.roni C(1. 44. hest, orgfmiz,eti Commercial School
in the United States L. '
-•-- • - -
- - FOURLAR GE HALLS,-
For Writing, Commercial Calculations,
Book-
Keeningaittl,
Usual time to ompleto a - full course, "from
6to 10 AVeckS t Every,Stdent, upon gradua
ting; is guaranteed to be complteut to manage
the Books
.s)f , ttny "timl , qualified to
carp a salary °Mem .;
$l,OOO. '
Students enterat any time—No Vocation-r
-.l4ti#wAit,pjeasare., . ,
*,iratl l *Xduras for 11451.Wriarg - -
Awarded .thin Tha:best and great
est variety,.ofyentnanshig,in any one Hall of
the fcittndlie're.L i ••••
• ney;Miiii4er • l'soni rcCeiFed 'lit half price.
Fpr • Pitcular and Specitnemk . of
crose trio'laitcr sta.trips,'•and address
P. W. JES'ETICB, pittstiuFgh,Ptt,-
10:9-:-Iy* •
BOOK STalitt
itv abbv'e l'hird St.,
'COUDERSPOItT, PA.
W. MANN, Paorzurron.
'
OOKS, • 'A.PS; LOBES
IVI G ,
BLANKS— I ;• . • •
..DOCKETS— -
LEDGERSH
' •• - • • DAY-BOOKS r :
- I RECEIPT-BOOKS;
Km . tORANDThiSI .
'PASS-1400%5t,..: '
- ' TOTITFOLidiS;-' "
ilEßßAttiums,- '
.:r 1 LETTER-BOOES
IN.VOIC.EzPOOK.S.
:French i nci,German::Text
silPq.Pks,.
ths...County
kept en; I.u.ritd,.:or;:iniotedialell,lorpurid.
. • .i - •
Magazines or any Periodicals suliplied when
desired... 7;
-A. goo'd assortment: of 1 3. aper, - Epyelopqs,
?ens and Also', of NV:lll 7 l'4pr; Draw:-
inkltaterials, Wiitir , ,COtorA, '
. .
.13IBL , • a 8; 8 I'4imEXt§ k •
PRAYER
_~y lilm*.ttipli' l s;
' 101C.-:13900
Chew
Bled . 0,14741:
. _
L . :IItEE I I • • ON,
uu k‘Nrf to -n n .. n net of the Genecallt.
semblv of the Commonwealth of PennsB,
Vtimilantrtied " An Act relating to the eli t .
C144-..,0,thf is Commonwealth," approved 11l
8%00 day of SulY, A. D. one thousand eigh t
IhtsstttielL and thirty-nine, Ti A. C. Titacat;
Sheriff o f .ho county of Potter, Penir
Ati'lieirl.6 make known and give notice to th
electors a f the county aforesaid, that a Gea t ,
ral Elartion will be held in the said countyo
reitte`i on the Siecond Tuesday (I lthk,z
October, 1859, at which time State and Coutt l '.
.ifiWS an-f0119 4 w8.41r4-A4-be OlorAede to-wits
One pnrson.j(K f ittAiloy ggrti. of Me Con.
ntontrealM'o - f - Piinz6touVids. •
- One - perms for-.ficereeejeirVeKvdr-Arlhetim.
flionikeltllTrefincethAfa' 3 TILL , .itit 7
Orie ,ker5. 2 , 1 1 91 :40 . 0, 7 1 q ? 07p ,ropput
liATD7strillf4tiictrimeirPffe'ecialities - o--Fini e ,
Pokett*Aximftd sue" - -4eta
.p. , -09pR i Pr.1a4. , .0,0.1. muse. of Rep.
Gehieal 2lnsm4y of remj, s , t .
vania, in coiijuricitoil teida ttieocesslsty of 2Vo 9a .
Te4,telent Macautitiei of 2" 144 m ll Pottery
dna peracer.forsDiiitriet4ttliiinegfoi thepoo ty
•P. o , l kri • rdr
''OnePerzAnkipreOleqol,ll44o,2jlloof •
a le / il ri d flfts c, eck.rg i p;i s AA: e
One pereop tor' Ocannyasioner of ihe r eounty of
• One personArAitrlitoi.tif Met:aunty oll'otta,
:One zanon for .3in-rpt-of:the county of , 0110.
‘ .l also make knOwn and, give notice,,ns
and by the nth ieCtituflirtlieitfoienaid n e t I
mu directed, nine ei-ery penson, ekeepting
tietis of the - Fence, 'Who holds any office or ap.
potutrifetit KpiofiCor trastOnder the Govern.
Meat of tisk. Vcsited S'tatVeir of this State, Or
fneeipqateCiri - strict, tebeth tf
tt clitaritit'isrolied ciflieer'oy eitlierWise, suLcip.
dinate "efficicr - of cigent, who is or Alai: be ere.
-Iloyed - uiter'tsele - gislative,judiciary, or en•
es calve derTaittneitt of this, Stagg or the United
States,:of 6f:fiti - y, - eity:oi . incorporated diariet,
and'also tha t every membeit of Congress and
ef tbe State"Legylature t ,and of the select and
eiadmon.iouttoir.of any pity, or commissioner
ofiLny InborporAted di%lplet, is by law 'neap.
ble of holding, orexercisingot the same time
the office or aLi`p6iiifnienr of J'Adg,e, I.lspectcr,
or elarkdtany CleCtielti
and that oys.lnzpector or_Judge, or other otti•
cer, of any - Minh election ain't lie, eligible to
any office theit to'be voted fcir,',`
Also; that inure fiatitis,iictlon of the Act
of tAssbnibly; Entitled' ".Iti - .ita relating to
elections and for othep % prippies," approved
April 7ttfl4B.lo;liii emitted dint the
said 13th section shall not he sp'co'nstrued at
to prcrent'a nY Officer or I3orongh of,
firer from seri-lag 'as, Judge,- Inipector,
Clerk of Fin); gentiralpreipelial election in alit'
Cornmoltwealtlf.
is dititerAii4ifed meeting of
the return jtrdke - g
ileapert to iriakeenit did ieiterni - returns, shalt
be.on the first-Friday succeeding tile kenernl
elettionriviYitriVilrbiflE6.‘l;ftli'dvy Oe•
Tlift , refui'd.ju_Ages- ofEl4,covitties,of Tien,
Potter 'McKean and 'Warren, :comprising- the
i . th:Sertatn - riala-distylet - erjikluret at the Conn
House "in the. Boroifgh-of Cethati.sport, on the
18 tlilctiik:cif tlit Edit; trAriake Olit•nti offy
chit retard for manlier - of thb•Sonate.;•.
.
.The :return .trucTges of •:Potter. and Tioga
counties shall tneet-.lll:the Coortfionse in Mei; '
Borough of IVellsboto'i in the ofTioga.6.
Tioga.
on. Tuesday, the 18th .day. - :if October, 1859, tot ,
:,•:
make return - forMerebers c!fltc-senild.r, -
I also hereby-make- known- and give notice 6 . ,
that the places for-iibldigg=tlioaforesnid gee.
eral election- in .the - several 'townships and
boroughs within .the tounttof- Potter,- are ae..„
follows, to wit: . • ;
For the &Walt ipjof the boon
formerly occupied', by' T.• IL :Abbisitt.,
township. • .„ .
For the township cf All..gany, at the school
house near the place formerly owned by Chos• •
ter Andrews,:in said. township.'•
Fair the township of Bingham, at the hotnel
of A. R. Lewis; in said teiwriship. *
-For - the ,township of Clara,. nt the schoolegi
house near Sala -Stevens', in said towushp. 4
For the township of Eulalia; at the New
Court House in the Borough of Coudersport,;
For the township of Gene See,. at the house
now occupied,by4 , RaSco, - ;in Ellishurg.
Fox the township
. of Harrison i ticsthe house
recently occupied by Ira BartholameW,•in Said.
township- - .• • :. . • r
For the township Of•Hebrory
house No. 6, near:Henry -..l.ngraitam!sr• in- said #1
township..
FOr- the township, 9f liegtoria t-the -S u n den ,
lm school housbl inisitid township. -
IFlir the: totinship or-lionnCr, - at.lllsl:qched
housed:car Jacob Peet's ire said' townshiP.
• • For the township of •JackSbni at thelonse
formerly occupied ay. Betijatuin.:Barse; noir
M. (lappet, in said township:
-For the.toWnship Keatireg.,' at .the house
of Pliny Harris, in said township.;- •?•• - • •
- - For The township: .oswayo, at the hones
.of John in . sold township.-
- toWnsnip ittt IslTte; - 9t the botise aft
Elijah . Joh niou" i said. toWilsbiK. •:••.• •
For the:tow:pt:hip of Pie:is:int:Valley, \at the r .
school:house.insuill-townShip:• • -
• ' For the (own:ship of -POrtag,e;•at -the Sizer
school housey in aid itetinsltiii. • • •
ToFtliefotykShip - Of 'Roulet - At - the - school
-house near George Weinices . ,:in ( shid township,
... Tor the township. o 1 Sharon; itt the Shama
Centro school , house, Pear. John Voorhees'. - .
- .For-the toWnship;of Sweden, , at z.the .hoagie
of.Asenath Taggart,;in actititoWaship...
• _For -the: township: of Stewardson,i nt the
house of John S. Clark;. its said township.
-- For'the - townshirof-Summit; at - the hones "I
forinerly-Ocaipied by •IJOI CoOk, now JODI. .!"
than Redsoii, -• • -
,•; loorlibe townshiplstSylrania, at •the School
houselnear.J, M. Rees," in said, township.
• • .For. the- township.of,Klysses,. at the hems
of-Atlas Bennett. in said township,
For the township of-West Branch, at the
house of S. 3f..eolfalile`, l in inid. township.
.1 Tne the' towia ship, of V. teiit ,• at the. hiksO
of Steplm-Iforton,la . tatd tovOiship. • . • •
For the Borough of Condersp_ort.• at the
Court-House in-saltl;lloro.ugh, .
-
Given undei'Eriyilandl this sth day
-of •
SePtetribei;l. - .;n.118:41- •"; "`" 7 '' -"- •
'2 ":--IVt" - . 1 . 4 -A..0-TAGGART, Sheriff.
azisolveht.:Notice..- -
N OTICE is liere.rgier; tolhe Creditont of
IINI";S;ENT-ol,ifeitoi. Township,
ittlic liAs'Afkiiir pa r
ill 6: at; Common
of Potter viii4ty orlho
losotwon"4:A4Ws ":or. this: Otianicltiv• - e3rth, - lind
thly of
stttetrit2ec`ruc yang firsLday_ ofino
Term,.) at . coa . tlerfport, at : 2 o'clock P- , i
fa 'ate ,cif,tko
creditors ?6143' jr . th . ey. proper.,
..
; • •13y Oider of ,Court -
Audithios - Notice.
.
NOTlCEiLhirebytife:te- thatthe Auditor
appointed by the Court triliktke'
buticiff - orthen.ate• - int - r - 4 4resfate, Sit : PA e 6ie °f
Evans ti.)llitiO . "I,t; F. Aarar4
.d 1
',rune;Ter .f ret, 1756iliti. '9OllOl attend' tollie
dodo: f 1 s aopointiiieat , tiffthe:.9ffiee: of the
PrOilionotary, on Friday, the:l6th day of sir
teinbef - next; uk one a'elock a -P, M.- -.Those in-.
terp.stetkrtre - TecvgtetbAepres'eni; •
• OtgSlgD; - Andlior;
''P'6Udei r tOit,wig . : Ito