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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-03
Gumlr ann Gountu.
REPUBLIGAN COUNTY con-
VENTION.

In pursuance Of the call of the Chair
man of the County Executive Committee,
the Delegates Of the Republican Electors
Of Potter County convened at the Court
House in Coudersport, on Thursday, Au-
gust q, 1857, to nominate Candidates
tpr County Offices.
The CppFeptiop was called to order By
A, 6. Qlmsted Esq, Secretary of the Co.
Tx. Committee, III the absence of the
Chairman. Lewis Mann, Esq, was chos-
ep President. The roll WAS then called,
and the following gentlemen presented
their credentials and took seats:
AHegoay-S. NJ. Mills, j, G. Bishop,
D. n. jerks. Binghom-A. Harvey,
NJ. d. Briggs, j. j.. Rocks. Cara-
Sala Stevens, Wm. B. Graves. Cou-
Qersport-Eli Rees, A. f. Jones, Lewis
Mann. Euiatia-John Taggart, y. j,
Mills. Genesee-Stephen Hurd, John
Reckhow, De Witt Adams. Harrison-
A. Ellis, S. s. Rasca. Hector-John
L, Gibson, A. A. A#bry. Homer
Jacob Peet, 4. U, Crosby, Edwin TAatch-
er Hebron-Julius Baker, VIM. Hy-
dorm, Ii. NJ. Rathburn Jochs0n-Da-
yid Crowell, Rufus Thompson, y. Bur
dick, Keating-Jason Lewis, K. Din
gee. OS~oyo-N Ii. Rice, IL, II. Ly-
man, j. c, Wilkinson. Pkc-Samuel
Brown, S. II. Martin, j, G. Merrick.-
Pleasant valley John Clark, ID. 7.
Roberts, Lewis Lyman. Roalct-John
Lyman jr., John Maltby, Seneca Pomc.
roy. ,Stredea-G, l.. Catlin, III. l. Bird,
NJ. Ostrander. Sammit-Merrick Jack
son, VIM. B. Ross. ,Maroa-O. G.
Warner, II. l.. Nichols, 7 J, Burdick.
Ulysses VI. II. Hallock, A. Corey, S.
\. Slade. Vest Bronch-James Ives,
James Bunnell, n. n Trask
On motion, Messrs. II. L. Bird and
George Estes were chosen Vice Presi-
dents, and Messrs. S. 4. Slade and Ed
win Thatcher were chosen Secretaries.
On motion of j. l.. Rocks, ISAAC
Benson Esq, was unanimousl y nomina-
ted for Assemblyman.
On motion, the Convention proceeded
10 nominate candidate for Prothonotary
and Clerk Of Courts, and the following
gentlemen were named as candidates, viz:
III. j. Olmsted, d. Baker and VIM. Per
ry.
On motion, the Convention proceeded
to ballot, with the following result;
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Wu1rE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH AYp BEA

WHITE TEETH, PERFUNED BREATH AND BEAU
TIFUL CoMPLExIoN-can be acquired by using
the ''Balm Of a Thousand Fiocers" WhatIa
or gentlemen would remain under the curse of
a disagreeable breath, when by using the
balm OF A THOUSAND Flowers" as a denti-
frice, would not only render it sweet. but leave
the teeth white as alabaster? Many persons
do not know their breath is bad. and the sub
Ject is so delicate their friends will neyor men
ton It, Beware Of counterfeits. Be sure each
bottle Is signed FETRIDGE Il Co, y. Y.
For sale by all Druggists. 9:37-6ma,
Sold by SMITH & JONES, Druggists, Cou-
crsPert, Pa,
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Facts IN Relation to my Capture and
IDtprjSonmlct among tie Pro SMp-
e1y Nen last Summer
CoUNCIL CITY, July 7, 1857.

I started from this place, COUNCIL
City in the employ Of Mr. II. J.. Jones,
for Leayenworth City after load of pro
vision, about the middle of August, 1856
Just before the troubles broke out,
The excitement was sueh after | cot to
Learenworth, that | deemed it prudent
to stop few days, and consequently did
not start out till the 18th, | had not
proceeded but about miles before ! was
overtaken by three horsemen, who cock
cd their guns and ordered me to stop
They searched my load, and then told me
[ must 90 back to camp with them, as
they had received orders not to let any
one pass Oh the road | was kept in
Capt Emorys camp, closely guarded, two
days and two nights, then he Capt En-
ory) delivered me over to Capt Miller,
who marched me some twenty miles,
when oycrtaking Col. Clarkson, coun-
Gil was held and | was discharged, not
to go home, but sent back to Lcaven-
worth City where | staid till all the Free
State men were ordered off, when ! fed
to the Fort (Fort Leavenworth), With
Capt, Emory, | was well fed, but with
Miller, we did not fare so well, as it was
with considerable difficulty that he could
get his men to give US any food at all.
Capt. Emory has been rewarded for his
gallant service in robbing and murder
ing men, q helped lay out one Of lis vic
Tins, VIM, PhiIlips,) by a lucrative posi-
ton in the Land Office. Capt, Miller is
notorious gambler Of Leavenworth City,
and Col Clarkson is a merchant of Leay-
enworth City. Capt. Emory, was hold
ing, at this time, mail contract from
Government
My horses and wagon with my load,
amounting in al to about $500 was taken
and appropriated to their own use.
Yours Respectfully,
HIRAM d. Preston.
To JVO. 7. Rocks. ESD.
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oppose the encroachments eff the Slave Powes
upon the rights of Freemen, and upon terrific
rv consecrated to Freedom. In all contests
lie has been fully equal to the emergency, and
proved himself one OF the most reliable as well
one of the ablest champions Of Republican
principles.
Resoleed, That the refusal Of Gen. Packer
to meet the Hon. David Wilmot on the stump,
and canvass the questions at issue before the
People. shows conclusively that he is afraid to
have the truth told and trust his cause upon
its own merits and his attempt to shuttle the
responsibility of the refusal upon the Gem
mittee is pittiable dodge that makes it more
contemplate.
Resoitted, That in the opinion of this Con-
vention the doctrines promulgated by the Su-
preme Court in the "Dred Scott case are de-
parture from the time -honored doctrines 0i
the trainers of the Constitution and the Fa-
theirs of the Republic, and that we deem them
dangerous to our Free Institutions and in OPP
pasiLioa 10 the decisions of all the Courts, both
of Free and Slave States, since the organiza-
tion Of our government.
Resoiced That the course pursued by our
National Administration in reference to Nan
sas, is the most fofeibie commentary that
could be made upon the professions Of the
friends Of Buchanan in tbs last campaign.
Resolced That the Administration of the
present State Executive challenges ourrcspect,
for its purity, ability, and earnest devotion to
the interests of the Commonwealth.
ResoiOed That the Candidates this day nom
mated are every way worthy of the confidence
of the People, and we pledge them our earnest
support.
Remarks Ncre made by n j. Mills,
\. \. Amsbry, \. Corey and J. l.. Rocks,
On motion, the proceedings ofthe Con
vention were ordered to be published in
the POTTER JOURNAL.
On motion, Convention adjourned
sine die.
LEWIS MANN, Prcs't,
f. THATCHER, coo,rs
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The Pennsy}eonjaa denies authorita-
lively and emphatically that "the course
of the Federal Administration is direct
ed towards the admission Of Kansas as q
Free State" and adds that it is "glad to
SEQ that its neighhQr, the Times, don't
believe in any sqah nQnsepso''-~Er,
The Pena&ylsaaiaa knows which side
of its bread is buttcred-it knows we'll
that the strength of its party is aN in the
South, and that unless it heartily sup
ports southern measures, the party will
soon cease to exist anywhere. The hon
est voters of Pennsylvania will show the
democratic party, south and north =" trick
with hola in it," at the October election.
we wonder if the small-fry organs in this
section Of the state wont deliver their
opinions soon, to accord with the Wash
ington Star and the Pcau$ylraniaa.
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"
AssEMBLY.-Gen. ID. X. Jacllmaa, Of
Clinton. and Col. Thomas " Lloyd, OF
Lycoming, are the Democratic nominees
for Assembly, in this district, Now that
we are happily rid of the pestllentlaI
county of Potter, the election of our Rep
resentatives may be looked ppon os y
rorcgonc conclusion. - Chh.alI Democrat
We do not wonder az the above expree-
sion of Diefenbach's feeling towards
" Observation-Disclosures You are happily
lid of her, def, and we are sorry you
did not permit yoar name to 60 before
the eonyentiop qf your district-yon
might possibly have been elected IN a
thoroughly black Democracy district, not
wi;hstandiag you ran behind your ticket
there last fall Perhaps you feared that
you might run further behind this time,
and therefore came to the conclusion not
to run at all, considering that "discretion
is the better part of yalor.
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OUR WHITE LIST.
Special 1iclittS.
PARTIAL DEAE'\ ESS
AID
DTSCEARGES from the EAR
For tic iust Week.

E CAA u 1S O@A (AI - LA1A.
DR.. HARTLEY begs TO announce to those
of his patients with whom he has been in COM
munication, tha: he has, IN compliance with
their special requests, made arrangements to
establish his Ear Institution in New York
and lie generously offers to attend all persons
suffering from affections Of the Ear, without
charge, until cured-thercby proviHg his sue
cess uncqualled, and protecting the deaf from
being swindled, by paying sc!f-stylcd Aurists
exorbltant fees in advance, and the infliction
of still more serious evils, by permitting the
application of dangerous remedies by inexpe-
rienced and unskllful hands
DR.. II. may here state that he has no con-
nection whatever with any person advertising
to cure Deafness neither has he gi~en per-
mission for the publication of n certificate,
purporting to emanate from him and can not,
therefore, be responsible for any alarming
consequences resulting from rashnesS and dcs-
peraton. The loss Of money may not be ma
teri;el to some persons, but the deprivation of
one of the most important OF the senses, ought
to be regarded and treated with more than
ordinary solictude.
Deafness, noise in the head, and all disa-
grccable discharges from the Ear, speedily and
permanently removed, without causing the
least pain or Inconvenience. 4 cure in all
cases guaranteed where malformation does
not exist.
Thirteen years close and almost undivided
attention to this branch of special practice
has enabled him to reduce his treatment to
such degree Of success as to find the most
confirmed and obstinate cases yield by a steady
attention to the means prescribed.
The destruction, by fire, Of the Philadelphia
Ear Infirmary-of which DR.. HARTLEY was the
head-having released him from his duties in
that city, he has established permanently his
Institution, for the exclusive treatment of Ear
Diseases, at 100 Broadway, New York
Consultation and Examination each moniug.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-03

The Coudersrort Academy opened its
Fall Term week ago last Monday, with
10 students, and more have since come
in, making about 62 scholars in all thus
far and we learn that more are expected.
This augurs well for the popularity of
the School under Mr.. Hendricks pre-
ceptorship.
We are also pleased to learn that Mr..
Hcndrick has secured the services of
Miss ANNA LEWIS, as an assistant, and
who will teach French, and give instruc-
tions in Oil Painting
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Just the Sedson.-If health follows the

Just the Sedson-If health follows the
administration of a remedy for disease,
almost without exception, though it is
prescribed in a million Of instances, and
in all formes of disease, all the doctors on
the globe could not make the people be-
lelye that it was nota good remedy, or that
the inventor was not public benefactor.
Hurleys Sarsapsrilla is expressly design
ed to act on those organs whose functions
are essential to health--the stomach, liv-
er, lungs, kidneys and skins, restoring
their deranged functions or uses, and
thereby purifying and cleansing the blood
the very fountain Of life
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
TIE WORLD's FAR OE ALL NA1

THE WORLDS FAIR oE ALL NATIONS.
the noticeable things on exhi-
bition at the crystal Palace, we saw the
contribution of Neo Pills, from the La
boratory of DIR. j. C. AVER, the author
of the widely known and valued Cherry
Pectoral. As it is against the express
regulations of the Palace to admit any
quack medicines, this fact shows that his
remedies are not placed it that category
by the authorities. Indeed we have be-
fore known that his Pectoral was highly
appreciated by scientific men, and have
seen lately that his Pills are held in great
estimation by those deeply learned in the
healing art.-True Re}ormer, Mass.
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2spuh!is4N eOuAt4 1loRi0aiioNs.

Hayper's Magazine, for September is
on our 'talle already, and is particularly
Interesting to Pennsylvauians-the see
ond article IN ii being long one on
The Coal Mines Of Pennsylvania -
This is, altogether, an exceedingly good
number.
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On motion, the Convention proceeded
to ballot, with the following result;

When II, j. Olmsted having received
a majority of all the votes Of the Conven-
ton, was declared duly nominated for the
Office Of Prothonotoary and Clerk of the
Courts
On motion, the Convention proceeded
to nominate candidate for Register and
Recorder; and the following gentlemen
were named as candidates viz: A. II.
Butterworth, d. Baker, O. Chamberlain,
L. c, Jones and l.. B. Cole;
On motion the Convention proceeded
to boIlo+ with tho f,IInuinc, rauult
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-03

Gov. RoRINsQN, who was arraigned
before the Border Rpfiian Court of Kan
sas on o charge of Treason, was acquitted
last week The jury acquitted him be-
cause they feared that by convicting him
they would recognize the Topeka Con-
stitution.
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dial support, and let each and every Re
publican REGARD it as his duty to labor
for an increase of the majority given to
our ticket last fall
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KEEP HI BEFORE THE PEO-
PIE,

That HENRY S. MORT, Canal Com
missione, CHARLES r. BUCKAI.EW,
Chairman Of the Democratic State Cen
tral Committee, and others of the same
ilk, plundered the Treasury of $1,000!
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That JACOB Fry, Auditor General,
and Henry s. MAGRAW, State Trcasur-
er, both Democrats, connived at the fraud
and paid the money out of the Treasury,
IN direct rio}ation Of tar
KEPT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That if they desire to protect the
Treasury from plumber, and save them
selves from OHerOHs tdrdtt0R, they must
elect honest public officers to guard the
treasure Of the Commonwealth, and pro-
tect it against the teaches who have been
sticking to it and sucking its life-blood
for years past.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the leaders oil the Democratic
party, from PACKER down, are a gang of
STATE PLUNDERERS, who have
swindled the Commonwealth out of mill
ions Of moncy, wrung from the sweat
and toll of honest taxpayers, and will
continue their depredations upon the
Treasury so long as they are placed in
high position and entrusted with power
-UarrjS6uyy Telegraph.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-03

Col. BoNNERvILLE, of the Army,
Commander of the Gila expedition, writes
to the War Department, from his en-
campment on the Rio Gila, June, as fol-
lows: 1.-The expedition is developing
one of the most beautiful, fertile, and
healthy regions of our country, in all
places finding evidence of formor nu-
meFous people, more civilized, more in-
dustrious, and no doubt more docile than
the wandering Apache who now desolates
it, In some localities are found irrica-
ting canals, cut ten feet wide into the
sides Of the mountains, conveying water
miles TO irrigate valleys of the richest
character, some of which are able to con-
tain twenty thousand inhabitants.
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Rats, Reaches, Bed Bugs, In
SpFfS, SC,
"COSTAR'S' RAT, ROACH, Sc, EXTERN
NATOR.
''COSTARS' BED BUG EXTERMINATOR
"COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER. for Ants

NA1OR;
"COSTAR'S' BED BUG DIFFERENTIATION ;
"COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER for Ants,
Insects, &c. THE ONLY iNFALLIBLE
REMEDIES knoWn,)
BsRNCQSTAR" sends by mail, prepaid, a
Sample Box of the Rat, Roach, &c. Ex to any
address in the L. S., on receipt of 81, or the
Electric Pow der for CSC. (The Bed-Bug EX.,
being liquid cannot be sent by mail.)
bag~" ~"COSF.AR" will furnish DRUGGISTS
DEALERS and STOREKEEPERS, with Sla
Sample Package of his various preparations
[assortedl with Circulars, Bills, Posters, &c.
on receipt of SIS, Qeaving bal. S. due when
Sold in oFdeF that they may test its merits,
bg3ysSee Advertisement. For Circulars, &c,
Address GOSTAR, No. 3SS
broadway, N. n. l0,ll-4t.
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- ONE CLOTHING of Cheney's manufacture
- on hand at T.. K. SPENCERS,
1913 D. W, s., Agt
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cOuoerspcrt Price Current,
Corrected Weekly for Ae Journal,

SCHOOMAKER s. JACKSON.
Dealers an Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats g. Caps
Boots j. Shoes, CrOckcyy, Pork, Flour,
Neal, Notions, Sc, &C., Sc,
MAIN STREET, COUDERSPORT, PA.
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EVENING SESSION.

Convention called to order at u o'clock,
by the President, when the Committee
on Resolutions introduced the following,
which, on motion, were adopted:
ReSolred, That in our Candidate for Gov
ernor, the Hon. DAVID WILMOT, we have
the man for the times. Early devoted to the
principles of Liberty and Justice-the princi-
pies OF true democracy--he was compelled to
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-03

When L. II. Kinney, having received
a majority of all the votes, was declared
duly nominated for the office Of County
Commissioner.
On motion, the Convention proceeded
to nominate candidate for the office of
County Auditor, and the following gen
tlemen were named, viz: John G. Bish-
op, S. A. Slade, d. n. jerks and George
Estes.
The Convention then proceeded to bal
lot, when John G, Bishop was nominated
on the first ballot nv the follovino, vo+a
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IHE Surrogate has decided against Mrs.
Cunning gha,n's claim 70 the Burdcll Estate.
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On motion, Messrs Lewis Mann and
S. NJ. Mills were elected Representative
Conferees
On motion of N. j, Mills, the Presi-
dent appointed the following Committee
on Resolutions.
N. j. Mills, A. A. Amsbry, A. F.
Jones, J. c. Bishop and w. B. Graves.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
until 7 o'clock =. NJ.
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To JNo. L. ROCKS, Esq.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-23
GbapsSills Daily sournaI

PREcocIoUs BURGnARs.-Young New
York's decidedly fast" as illustrated in
a pair of youths IL and IA years old re-
spectively, who last week, in that city
committed burglary worthy the skill Of
reckless, hardened criminals. After'ob-
tanning entrance into the upper story OF
a building they found their way through
into the third "A ,or thence they attempt
ed to lower themselves down to the first
story by means of the skylight. but the
younger Of the two fell thres stories to
the bottom Of the lower basement. He
struck among quantity Of brass ket-
ties, and it is surprising that he was not
instantly killed. As it was he was very
badly hurt, and lay helpless.
McCarty Immediately went down to
the rescue and taking him upon his
back, carried him up stairs. He soon
revived little, and consultation was
now held. IL was resolved not to aban-
don the object Of the expedition, and Nc
Carly proceeded to help himself to such
articles as took his fancy. He went into
the counting rom, and opening the
drawers, picked all the gold pens he
could find; he also took a quantity Of
pocket knives and one or two pistols. a.
m,unting altogether to fifty or seventy
tive dollars in value.
The question now was, how the burg
lars were to get home. McGrsth was
so badly hurt he could not walk, and
scarcely creep; and it was impossible to
get out through the roof. McCarty's
energy, however, surmounted this diff
Guilty, and after many protracted efforts,
he succeeded in opening rear door and
making his escape. He took McGrath
upon his back and carried him home.
The burglary was soon discovered, and
watchman Mathews was put upon the
track. He ascertained some facts which
cast suspicion on the boys. and McCarty
was arrested. He confessed the crime
very frankly, and was locked up, after
confessing to many other juvenile de-
linquincies. McGrath was sent to the
hospital.
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GA late Philadelphia paper, de-
scribing the distress which has resulted
in that city from the decline in all de-
scriptions Of business, has the follow
ing:
We are told that at this moment there
sre thirty thousand operativ es and work
ing men OF various kinds without en-
ployment in the city and vicinity oI
Philadelphia. Many Of these have fam
lilies. and thus the distress may be said
to extend already directly and indirectly
to hundred thousand sous. In Man.
ayunk and Frankiord alone. no less than
fifteen thousand persons, men. women
and children, who have heretofore had
regular employment for years are now
wandering about in idleness and anxiety,
the factories and workshops in which
they have heretofore been engaged being
closed. This is the condition of affairs
now, and matters are likely to become
much worse as winter approaches, unless
some means Of succor aud assistance be
afforded. This is no fancy sketch. 1t
is the simple truth.
In New York also great number OF
operatives are thrown out of employment
daily. In few days 1900 cigar makers
were put out Of work, and on Saturday
alone 2, 100 sewing girls were deprived
of their wages. e = = 8
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McC0RMICK'S REAPER AND MOwER.-we
lvA Agents for the sale of this reliable Machine
all who wish to labor in the Harvest Field should
procure one. We have samples on hand, which We
shall take pleasure in showing. ltil'iF u tl
, HORNBR0OK & co. ,.,
mhA Wssr sReeA Ennville
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