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ATTORNEY AT LAW ANN Nor.nv ID,

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IL girse Steibam Ghnapps
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No. 21 Srpaeitr.
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Ter Furniture Bazaar.

25,0Oo Yfc. Bacon, 5ame Sitts, Ghpuibns unb 9reals.
600 Sarrs:s perrinss, @taderels, Sbap uno Gce 6iIb,
400 Sad Sals
200 ssrrss Ganctss, GALLON. Sp,rm unb @bamantine,
$50 shorre Spap. &lad. 9rripn unp 2tlpp,
so SrreS 9tcip gOrf 8pihsn Gbselt,
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400 airrpnls unp 9ufsts,
200 0rrF @0rrtrb Yipte,
200 9rrB @at6es
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IL. Ctr, inii6. Main u. GarrilE
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grpaeiir., nobe Der Brand,
@gent fur Miiler II. Guria,, 9rhcn.
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Sur NdMriht!

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erst'n trtaitsn tirs grcfs Suantitat frii&r @spa,,. &c, aor, uns
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tptretn BET Warrina II. 9tarte.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-12-05

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Sanisl SSpnnsIi,
PauS- UNI ShiHs- SIetarteitcr uns
Sasfitttr,
Wa'n,!,r.. itrtfdtn her 10. uni IL. etraEe
Der Garmcs ganf a%,aenrbtr.

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enrnsblt itin!r Store in alien Sort,n 81 anb spai7tr fo,s,, ure.,
9 Smr u. l. ~, setnlc Senltrslos IN i,ttr GrcE. une S,ioii,st
ausmabI Der btnsn MatcriaIi,n. "'''' WV o'"P"'" ehs Srofe
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

We are gratifed to announce to our
readers CATHARTIC Pill, (of which see
advertisement in our columns from that
justly celebrated Physician and Chemist,
DIR. J. C. AVER. His Cherry Pectoral,
everywhere known as the best remedy
ever offered to the Public for Coughs, &c,
has prepared them to expect that anything
from his laboratory would be worthy of
attention. As no one medicine is more
universally taken than Physical Pill,
the public will be glad to know of one
from such trustworthy source. We hap
pen to know and can assure them that
this article has intrinsic merits, fully
equal to any compound that has ever is
sued from his crucibles, and consequently
Is well worth a trial whenever such a
medicine becomes necessary.-Racinc
C0m. Adc.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
GEO. Q. ENGLISH,
LEANDERE MARTIN.
Kansas, April14, 1857.

BsgThe Philadelphia SEN is entitled
to the hearty support of all friends of
Freedom in Pennsylvania, for its exposure
of the side door Operations of the Daily
Ne,os rotten concern, that has secured
the hearty contempt of all honest men in
any party, For this faithful exposure, it
seems the proprietor of the San has been
prosecuted for Libel by Sapderson and
Flanagan, who have also prosecuted the
editor of the Lock Haven Watchnean for
a like ofense. If these Swiss Soldiers in
politics think to silence the press by
threats Of prosecution, they will find
themselves mistaken. The SIN was nev-
er so highly esteemed as since its fearless
and scathing review of the course of the
Neos, The people will appladd its good
deeds in this respect, with heartines8
that cannot be mistaken.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

TIE removal of Judge Lecompte from
the Bench as Chief Justice of Kansas,
has been determined upon by the govern
ment. The appointment of Judge vii
Gams, of Iowa, as Associate Judge of
Kansas, vice Cunningham, resigned, is
spoken Of as being acceptable to the peo-
pie.
Ex-Gov, Philip Frank Thomas, it is
currently reported, has been offered, and
has accepted the Governorship of Utah.
1t is said that the policy of the admins
tration in regard to Utah will be positive
for the eradication of Mormonism.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
ng-The Fugitive Slave bill is bearing

sS-The Fugitive Slave bill Is bearing
its legitimate fruit In order to enforce
this odious statute, the Federal officers at
Cincinnati undertook to trample under
foot the State laws of Ohio; and in doing
50 they created great disturbance-al-
most fight, and have got themselves in
to limbo. We trust that hereafter State
laws will be considered quite as import
ant as Federal laws, and that when the
two come into conflict, the latter shall be
made to give way. The difficulty in Ohio
is thus stated by the Philadelphia Sa, ::
A SERIOUS CONFLICT between State
and Federal officers has occurred in
Greene CO., Ohio. A Deputy Marshal of
the United States, with eleven assistants,
went from Cincinnati, on Tuesday, to ar-
rest four persons in Champaign county,
on charge Of harboring fugitive slaves
nine months ago. The arrests were made
on Wednesday, when writ of habeus
corpus was procured, but before il could
be served the Marshal had got ont of the
county. Another writ was procured in
Green county, and served by the Sheriff.
The Marshal resisted, and several shots
were fred but the United States officers
were at last overpowered, taken prisoners,
and conveyed to Springfield for trial, on
I the charge Of resisting the Sheriff while
in the performance of his duty: The af-
fair very naturally created intense excite
ment The Secretary of the Interior, on
application Of the United States Marshal
AT Cincinnati, has sent private iostruc-
tons in the case, and Judge Laavitt. Of
the Unitod States District Court has
granted writ of habcus corpus 10 bring
the arrested officers before him, at Gin
cinnati, Should resistance be offered, it
is said the government troops will be or
dcrad out.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
For the Potter Journal

Welcome Potter JoURNAL-glad to
see you in the new dress-think your ez-.
terror now corresponds with your sent,
ments, and by taking retrospective view
Of the past, of the lund streams of intem-
perancc, counterfeiting, horsc-stealng,
and crime, against which you have raised
a successful standard, we think assuredly,
that YOU are entitled TO new dress. Go
on May Flower, and like the May Flower
that bore the pilgrims from the land Of
oppression, to. land Of freedom, may you
help US to preserve that freedom, and
pcrpetuate it to the millions yet unborn.
The veil ofignorance must still be lift
cd-your patrons must gain you access to
those doors, yet barred with Ignorance, to.
those school directors who think the blue
beach and hludgeon better than the
black board and globe, and to the still,
more inconsistent politician who supports
the present administration, while saying
" / am opposed to slavery extension"
SWEDEN, May %, 1857. B.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
Revising the Registry.

We givc Up much space in our paper to-
day to correspondence and communications
from various quarters and upon various
subjects. Amongst other letters that will
be read with interest are those from Kan
sas; which, in the present uncertain state
of affairs there, cannot fail to attract atten-
ton. Ii will be seen that the fraudulent
registry Of vote has at length come to the
light, and it will not bear moments scru-
tiny. 1t viii be noted that whole counties
of free state men have been ignored by
the territorial sheriffs-that the law in
regard to posting the names up for public
Inspection has not been complied with
that the courts have not been held open
for correction of errors as was stipulated,
and that thus fraudulent census stands
forth as the test of citizenship, whilst I'M
proved farms two years old have never
been visited, and are of no avail to estab-
lish residence. In alluding on yesterday
to Gov. Walkers proposed measures for
the pacifcation Of Kansas, we called at
tention to this registration, and the vital
point needing remedy, feeling sure that
all symptoms of opposition would cease if
only the right of the ot-box, pure and
unrestricted, we're guaranteed to the set
tiers. Our correspondence to-day still
more confirms US in this view. This re-
vision of the registry is the first thing to
be done, and unless it is done, all other
measures will prove useless. If, then,
there be an honest desire to give the peo-
Tlc of Kansas the unqualified right to
pass upon their own institutions, this will
be done by the new governor If, on the
contrary, it is merely designed to cheat
them into an apparent endorsement of a
slavery constitution, it will not be done.
We think that the action Of the governor
upon this point will settle the relation he
is to bear in the future to Kansas, and
determine whether he is to be regarded
as the exponent Of the honest application
of popular sovereignty, or the dishonest
tool Of the nullifers.--NSsourt Dem.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

WE have received from the publishers,
Messrs, Garret, Dick & Fitzgerald, oils
Ann St New York, a copy of "Inquire
Within, for anything you want to know"
and after looking through it, We take
pleasure in saying that it Is one of the
cheapest and best works Of the kind We
have ever seen. We only wonder that so
much useful knowledge can be compressed
in so small space. 1t has 500 pages
limo, Of which y are occupied with tho
index of it's contents alono--and all for
the low price ofSl, postage prepaid when
sent by mail
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

PURIFY YOUR BLo0D-il afflicted with
Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
Or any disease arising from an unhealthy
or impure condition Of the blood, use
Hurley's Sarsaparilla For sale by every
extensive druggist.
Sold wholesale by Scheifelip, Bro. 4 Co.
N. Y. Russell, Scott < Co., Philiadelphia, Pa.
Park, Gin. O.; Wright & Co., n O., Bacon,
Hyde, & Co, st. Louis, No. and all extensive
drug merchants,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

How TO BEHAVE; \ Pocket Manual Of lelao-
lican Etiquette and Guide TO Correct feIi
sonal Habits Embracing an cNposltion =.
the principles of good manners; uSeiul mn"
on the care Of the person. eating, orlhhl"e'
exercise, habits, dress, sclf-cultaTc, anu w
havior at home, the etiquette OF salutauon'
introductions, receptions, visits, dinner.
evening parties, conversation, letters, pre-.
ents. weddings. funerals the street the chuEC"
places ofamusement, travelling, etc, WIN II
iuStratcd anecdotes, Il chapter on love aDu
courtshin. and rules of order for debating
societies. Price, postpaid, paper, 30c mus
lin, soc, New York: FOWLER AND WELLS
3oS Broadway.
This is an honest and earnest little book
designed to aid the young people OF ouf
great republic in becoming true American
ladies and gentlemen. The author seems
to desire to make his readers something
better than mere imitators of foreign man'
ners, often based Oh social conditions TAU
ically different from our own-sometnin6
better than imitators Of any manners
fact, and has dwelt at greatey length 'u'
with far more emphasis upon general PlD
ciples than upon special Observance,
though the latter have their place III =
work. 1t seems to have been his tlrs'''
.eot to impress upon their minds fa' ~
that good manners and good moral' ~
upon the same basis, and that justice -
benevolence can no more be satlsheo w.
out the one than without the other
The work is essentially differen! = "A
any other manual of etiquette, ana VIZ ,,o
we hope, in building up truly A
and republican school of politenesS'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
The Magazines for june.

Harpers Wagazine is received, and
contains IFS usual amount Of ccry reada-
bic matter. The popularity ofthis Mag
azine is such that the usual salutation of
Of by-gone days, "Do you take Harper "
has giveI way to the question, " Do you
intend to discontinue Harper?" There
are several nice items in the drawer which
we would like to copy, but have not room
now,
Emcrs0n's tnitcd States Naga=ine IL
a arival Of Hdrper's of no little rretension',
and ID fast growing in. the favor, of the
lovers of good literature, 1t is also a
true friend to science, its pages frequent
ly hearing we'll digested scientific articles
The letters of Jack Downing still con-
tinue to be rich treat to the seekers Of
fun-provoking satire.
The Ladies Ureath is one of the most
pleasant little monthhes Of our acquaint-
ance, and one of the cheapest. 1t is Ia
boring pobly for the correction of some
of the many Vices of this world among
which We may be allowed to mention In
temperance most particularly. Pncesl
Per annum, Published by ScOyille, Ne"
York.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

THE Coin WHICH BETRAYED JESUS
CHRIsT.-Dye's Wall Street Broker Of
June 9th, contains fac-simile of the
above named coin, aud which was fur
niShed to him by Dr. S. Ahrahams, L. l..
d., an eminent traveller and antiquarian.
Mr.. Dye has had set Of dies made, from
which he is casting copies to sell to those
who wish them, at % cents each, or at
5l5 per hundred, wholesale. Those
made of pure silver will be sent for 81 80
each, Or Sl2 dozen, together with a
complete history of the coin. Address
John S. Dye, 70 Wall St, New York.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

FROM our exchanges we learn. that
mad dogs are very plenty in Chester and
Montgomery counties-several persons
having been bitten by them. In Mont
gomery county some school children were
attacked by rabbid dog, when returning
from school, and two little boys and lit
tie girl were bitten. A mad dog ercite-
mcnt in this vicinity would effect great
amount of good, provided there was none
of the reality in it. There are entirely
too many dogs in our village.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

sGg~ Vegetation is coming forward with
a bound. We have copious showers Of
warm, refreshing rain, and all nature is
shouting for joy. The prospect for fruit
is very promising, and there IS every in-
dication of a bountifQl harvest. Our far
mers have been unusually active, and
Notwithstanding the spring was unfavor-
able for farm work, we think there never
was as much work done up tu this time
in the season before We. look tor good
times in consequence.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
ANOTHER NEW COUNTER FEIT-Look

ANOTHER NEW COUNTER FEIT.-Look
out for counterfeit 3,s on t he Middleton
bank, Middleton, Connecticut. Vignette
three females, sheep in the distance, fig
ure in lathework each side Of the Wig
nette, three printed across each end, gen
cral appearance dark. Several of these
spurious bills, we understand, have been
passed in this county.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

a9~Our Town, and the county 50 far
as we can judge, are unusually quiet
Every body is at work, and therefore
there is great material improvement max
ing in all directions. We rejoice in this
but we hope our people will keep up
brisk thinking, SO that when the harvest
is over and the crops secured, they will
be ready to strike with energy and power
for Freedom and the right, at the ballot
box in October,
The present calm in our county is an
other proof that men who hate agitation,
and are all the time denouncing it, are
the chief agitators Of the land, The
most inyeterate conservative could not
desire quieter community than ours at
this time-and the agitation haters have
mostly left, or gone to work
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

THE Lancaster Independent Wig, hiss
changed its name to ''The Lancaster
Weekly Times 1t didn't believe in
keeping the name of defunct party any
longer.
The Harrisburg Weekly Telegraph is
enlarged and improved, and has issued a
prospectus, for Campaign clubs--single
copies, so cents; 8 copies, Sill copies,
So.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

THE WASHINGTON Poison CASE
We have seen letter from physician
of Washington, dated last Saturday, which
mentions that vorkmen employed in the
open air, in cleansing the outlet of the
National Hotel sever into the canal, were
made violently sick This confirms DIR.
Chas. T. Jackson's theory of the cause Of
the malady at the National Hotel.-Bos=
ton IrdUeller.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

THE National Era publishes an ex-
tract from letter, saying that Northern
Texas has but few slaves, and that the
mass of the Inhabitants will favor free
State constitution whenever a division
occurs. The authority for this is Ken
tuckian residing in the section referred to.
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INCREASED FEEs.-A bill has passed

INCREASED FEEs.--A bill has pass ed
the Legislature to enlarge the fees of Dis
trict Attorneys throughout the State
The fee for drawing an indictment and
prosecuting oHenses in Oyer and Termin-
er, which was 81, now $40; bill IL the
same court returned "ignoramus," which
was formerly s., are now Sa; a bill '.ig-
noramused" in the same court which was
81 so, is now S3; a case settled by leave
of court, formerly 81 80, is now s., every
case of surety of the peace, formerly 81,
so is now So. 1t will thus he seen that
criminal costs are to be more than
doubled.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

s- Walker, the Nicarauguan Free
booter, has been driven from Nicaragua,
and turned up, together with the rem
nant of his chiyalrous folIowers-260
men, all told-at New Orleans a couple
of weeks since. He met with grand
reception at that place, and is now or his
way to Washington to bore the Admins
tration for aid to retrieve his fortunes
We hardly think he will be very warmly
received by the President, notwithstand-
ing that worthy has a great reputation
for fillibustaSag.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

G9~A farmer near Binghampton, n,
Y, last year, in order to convince neigh.
Dor of the usefulness Of birds, shot vel
low-bird in his wheat field, opened its
crop, and found in It two hundred wee.
wills, and bat four grains of wheat, aud in
these four grains the weeyils had bur,
rowed.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

DREAD SCoTT is q slave no more. lie
was cmancipatcd atSt. Louis, May Goth,
with al his family, by Mr. Taylor Blow Of
that city, TO whom they had been con-
yeyed for that purpose by Mr.. Chafee Of
Massachusetts,. Being freeman in spite
of Judge Taney, we suppose he now has
10 rights which white men are bound to
respect.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

THE grain merchants of New York city
have resolved to adhere to the custom cs
estimating hushel of corn to weigh fAv
six ponnds, thus practically y nulGfyng the
recent act of the New York State Leuiv
hture, requiring fifty-eight pounds to the
bushel.