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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-02
Gboire Reablug.
From the National Magazine.
The End OF the Rainbow.

In my childhood nothing gave me
greater delight than the rainbow, and
though | have still much pleasure il
seeing il, / have lost the Juvenile faith
| once had in my ability to find the end
of it.
Many a time have / run across the
pasture that fronted our eastern windows,
frightening the simple sheep in nay haste
to gain the hill top, where ] was sure the
rainbow came to the ground, and as often
have been disappointed, but not in the
least disenchan4eA. shsaing through the
sun-lit rain [ could see it SO distinctly,
just little way before me--if | eonld
but climb to the green top of the wood |
should, without doubt, be able to wrap
about my head such beautiful turban
az vas nsger Reen--made ia fact of the
red end of the rainbow! e4ra
1t was harmless fancy, productive of
much childish delight, indeed, causing
me to dream dreams, and see visions that
were beautiful exceedingly; for at the
end of the rainbow had no doubt but
that great bag of gold had local hab-
itation. What | should do with such q
treasure puzzled my brain not a little,
and l spent hours forming plans thst
were destined never to go into execution.
In the course of time | came to know
that the end of the rainbow was not to
be found on the hill in the sheep pasture,
nor yet in the green top of the woods be-
yond; nowhere, in fact, this side of that
gloomy river whose still ferryman we all
dread so much. But I saw, meanwhile,
with sorrowful surprise, men and women
about me who had not outgrown their
childish oredulity, yearping and striving
for happiness which this Life does not
contain, and SO shutting up their senses
to it's real comforts. To be leaning and
reaching after blessings, is mistake fa-
tai to all blessings; for while they evade
the most diligent search, they come una
wares to those who, in the earnestness OF
a good work, are forgetful Of them.
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'ur souls, a part of whose inheritance

our souls, a part of whose inheritance
| it is.
Life is indeed a sharp struggle, ant
unless we arm ourselves betin.es, and bat
tie braEely, we shall be borne down
Outside of ourselves, and the strength
that flows into our souls through Divine
truth, there is little help for us. We
must not be SO much looking for some
thing on which to lean, as learning tc
stand alone. Who can say to our con.
sciences, be still? Who can help us
through death, or answer for us at the
Judgement?
Beauty, and honor, and authority, may
be stripped from us at any moment, and
our poor selves be left naked and helpless
unless nothing shall be able to divide us
from that searching light that shines up
over the steep sides of the pit. With
all the beauty of its springtimes, the gle
ry of its harvest, and the splendor of its
winters with all the delights of it's court
ships, the joy of its marriages, and the
comfort of its homes, earth is not heaven
and rainboEs cannot be set over our lin
tells as they are in the clouds.
But while this knowledge presses upon
us from every side, we shat up our un-
derstandings against it, and think when
NE have hidden ear eyes that we have
destroyed the sunshine, or the plaguespot,
as the case may be.
1t is we'll to keep before US cheerful
day star of hope, to trust to our friends
to visit us when we are sick, to clothe US
when we are naked, and to bury US when
we die, but never to weaken this reason
able trust by impositions on their kind
ness while we are able to help ourselves.
Il is well to cherish a healthful faith in
the protection of Providence, and ex-
tremely foolish to weaken it by going af-
ter soothsayers, or cheating ourselves In
to the belief that the red shadow of the
evening is aaGher sunrise, or the patch
of millet on the next hillside is the bag
of gold az the end of the rainbow.
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Correspondence
THE GREAT WEST.
LETTER FROM IOWA.

Apologetic-Te Business Of st Louis
Effect Of the Emancipation Increment
-Io,ons on the Mississippi Their Ra-
pid Gropth-&. Charles Market-Be
Contented an Little Potter.
Correspondence of the Potter Journal
ST. CHARLES Iowa, May %, 1851.
FRIEND MANN-Wh hen at Cincinnati I
wrote you that / would give you an occa-
sional inkling. I intended to have writ
ten from St. Louis, in Missouri, but |
was taken sick, and was not able to until
| left that place.
St. Louis is a large place, and at pres
ent the most extensive in business op-
erations Of any Of the western cities.-
During my three days stay in the place
the steamboats, were crowded to the wharf
stern foremost, side by side for mile or
more Ia extent, loading, and unloading
the streets perfect crowd of men and
teams, mostly mule teams, fronting the
wharf, the street 10 or L rods wide and
much of the time slowed with goods and
articles of commerce SO that teams could
with difficulty pass. Had not Missouri
been bound by the curse of Slavery, it
would, have been one of the foremost of
the western states. Its natural facilities
and local advantages are second to none;
the mineral resources, the mildness of the
climate, the fertility of soil, the health
fulness of its population have all been in
its favor, yet there is no free state where
real estate sells as low as it does in that
Farms can be bought in that state, with
good soil, in good fruit growing district,
under good cultivation, for less money
than the buildings and other improv'
ments can be made for. The people In
the state are beginning to understand THEN
position and to realize that slavery is the
great clog that holds them behind the
freee states. As sure as self interest is
the handspring of action, SO sure Mis-.
souri, will abolish slavery, and the free
state men say within five years; but per-
haps not so soon as that but ten years
is enough to put the time for the state tc
become free.
The emigration to Kansas is beyond
calculation. I saw statement in one 0
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For the Journal
HUMPHREY CENTER N. Y.l
June 18th. 1857. (

Mr.. EDIToR.-The first number of the
Potter JOURNAL has just arrived ct my
new home in the state of N. Y, among the
Republican hills of Cattaraugus and its
appearance sent thrill Of joy through
the family equal to the return of long
absent friend; and as to the future course
of the Journal, (of which the past is To-
commentator to all lovers of Freedom)I
see it was be independent of the opinions
of the learned Supreme Judges of the
United States or more properly speaking
Judges eff the Southern States or Joint
heir with Douglass Stringfellow SC.
The "Dred Scott decision" has caused
quite sensation in this part and not a
few of the southern democracy here say
they will bow no longer to the God Of the
South Slavery nor pay tribute to the
"Cincinnatti Platform" And | think if
the "Black flag of Z lysses sent here
bearing the inscription Buchanan, Breck-
enridge and free Kansas" it would not re-
deem them, save the Union, or preserve
their "Ostend Manifesto" But such
hand bills as were printed to gull the most
ignorent is fair sample of the party that
scattered them broadcast throughout the
land dedicated to Freedom but consecraeed
to slavery. But let them fuse-they are
like the poisonous reptile that viii sting
itself until it dies.
But friends, my being resident of n.
Y. does not prevent me from being u
friend and well wisher of little Potter and
her republican principles and I feel that
few words from non resident will not
come amiss if it is not SO well spoken yet
it comes from true heart and one that
will not wayer when southern threatening
or northern doughfaceism is crying the
"Union will bust if you vote against u.s."
| generally say let it bust and deposit my
vote. Potter County is looked upon in this
section as star of the first magnitude in
Pennsylvania and one whose Spartan
Band" is worthy of imitation by places Of
larger note, but friends let the cry be
Down with Slaveocrocy and doughfaceism
of the North and remember Bunker hill,
Concord and Lexington Rush on the re-
publican car of Liberty until its wheels
shall crush out every vestige and stain Of
slavery, the curse of an enlightened CON-
munity, and bye-word and reproach upon
Free America. j. L. w.
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"A PENNSYLVANIA EDITOR says that
marriage has broke out in his neighbor-
hood and that it is spreading with fright
full virulence all over the northern end of
the county, carrying off hundreds Of hid
subscribers. Hundreds of cases, he says,
have come under his observation, ell of
them hopeless-once seized, the victim Is
case; the only thing that can be dcneis
to call in clergyman to prepare him for
his fate. Having had the complaint be-
fore is no protection against it. A widow
who had caught it years before, and was
recovering from its effects suffered re-
lapse and is now lost beyond recovery
She has married a second time.
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THE COTTAGE HOME.

dreamed dream the other night,
When all around was still,
q thought saw nay cottage white,
Ueen yon fewery hill. q
The grass plat green before the door,
The porch with vines o'ergrown,
We're lovely as they were before,
When that cottage was my own.
Oh, Rumseller, -s 1
That home, that home Of thine
That pleasant home, that happy hom
That cottage home was mine
The gravel walk 80 white and straight,
With fower-banks upon each side,
That led down to the wicket gate,
Where Willy used to ride:
The locust Ger the path that grew, ra
The willow boughs that swayed-
All told me with a tale most true,
That there nay Mary played.
The silver lake so calm and clear,
Along whose banks Eve strayed
So often with my Lucy dear,
To watch the sunlight fade;
The peag!y streams that sweetly run,
The garden foot along, -~.H -..-
And murmuring fount as bright as then,
All sung the mournful song.
The window toward the garden gate
That Icaknd ont m tho ,rcc%
Where that loved being used to wait,
That made that home so blest,
Was elos'd-thc sombre curtains hung,
And no lovd form was there,
Nor voice the evening song that sung,
Nor heard the evening prayer.
Silence hung round that happy home,
Where once so light and free,
Ny laughing children use to come
And dance upon my knee;
And she who was that homes delight,
In constant beauty Shone
Around the cheerful hearth-stone bright
Now all was still and lone,
Yes, that loved wife has gone;
In death her heart is bound;
Her babes are sleeping on her breast,
Beneath yon grassy mound
And l am wandering lsnc and free,
No master of my will;
Ny home, my happy home, is changed
To hut behind the still
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NEWSPAPER POSTAGE - The Post
Master General has recently decided that
bona fde subscribers to weekly newspa-
pers can receive the same free of postage
if they reside in the county in which the
paper is printed and published, even i
the office to achich the paper is sent 10
aoittout the county, provided it is the Of
flee at which they regularly receive their
mail matter This will be an item OF in
terest to subscribers living near county
lines.
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TERMS. ..$l,25 PER ANNUM,

River and other places near the seat of
troubles, Although SO near the place of
troubles, no reliable evidence can be had
of the extent of Indian depredations, but
it is generally admitted that the whites
were the first aggressors. S.P.
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HENRY j. OLMSTED,

SUCCESSOR TO JAMES w. sAlTH,)
IN STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
W mmAhE, Main st., Aearly opposite the Court
mouse, Coudersport, Pc. Tin and Sheet
iron Ware made to order, in good style on
short notice. 1O.l :"
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hFHave you got sister? Then love
and cherish her with holy friendship
Warnoch.
If you have no sister of your own We
advise you to love somebody else's sister.
-Bardtown Gazette.
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BgAn infamous old bachelor beir3
asked if he had ever witnessed publ
execution, replied No, but | once saw 4
marriage
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ALLEGANY HOUSE,

HaohL NJ. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg,
sotter Co., Pa, seven miles north of Coa-
Nsrsport, on the Wellsville Road. e:44
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CoLLlSS 5AITH.
d. e. OLMSTED,
h, L., HARRINGTON,

'hn tLLER, Coudersport, Pa, having engag-
ed window in Shoemaker Il Jackson'S
store will cary on the Watch and Jewelry
business there. A-iine assortment of Jew
cry constantly ON hand. Watches and
SeTeiry carefully repaired, in the best style,
oa the shortest Rotice-au work warranted.
9:24
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9usiuess Garhs.
JOHN s. MANN

JOHN s. MANN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Condersport, Pa, will attend the several
Courts in Potter and MKcan Counties. All
business entrusted in his care viii receive
prompt attention. Office on Main St., oppo-
site the Court House lO:l
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL,

VOUDLNOTOhI HUI I'D,
= ~. r.: HLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner OF
"a aain q and Second Streets, Coudersport, Pot
Ter Co., Pa. 9:44
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ISAAC BENSON.
J.. p. WILLISION,

ATTORNEY AT Law, Wellsboro', Tioga Co.
Pa, will attend the Courts in Potter an
Rhean Counties. te 9:l3
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l.. P. CONE,

ATTORNEY AT Law, Wellsboro', Tioga Co.
Pa, will regularly attend the Courts o.
Potter County. 9:I3
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Il. W. BENTON,
w. 4. KING.
O. L. ELLISON,

PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, Coudefsport, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens OF the VII
iage and vicinity that be will promply re-
Spond to all calls for professional services.
Office on Main ST., in building formerly oc-
cupied by c. w, Ellis, Esq. 9:22
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-21
The BuEGe.

The editor Of the Citizen, published
az Des No;ucs City, calls tbs Bugie a
s.AIormon organ" Flr the information
Of the truth-telLing s)cdjtor Of the Git
izca We viii state, that NO one connected
in any wise with the Bugle ofice, at this
time is, or ever has been, Mormon. We
know you can't stand our blasts, and
hence your cry Of Mormon. We thought
you were a sincere advocate Of the New
Consultation, which declares: ''So Esh-
gioas test shall be required as q qaaLih-
cation for any oGice or public trusss and
no person shall b. deprived Of any Of his
rights, privileges or capacities, or dis
qualified from the performance Of any
of his public or private duties, in conse-
quencs of his opinions GA the subject Of
religion" Hel-Yu seek TO violate the
very spirit Of the Constitution which you
are laboring u. aslagsa ~ instituting a
religious test, aud to disparage as n pab-
lie estimation, by falsely calling as a
Mormon. Your hypocrisy is too appa-
rent--you had beIer touch soaae other
string. Poor Judas, have YOU got your
reward, or are you working for Il Rags
Well, suppose we we're q Mormoa,
which We ara ROT, have We nos the same
rIrht IN he s7t,h thai Won haze IN b~s a
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Rooas n. Raae

.a01 CASES Boots * Shaas, wAieA Ii the
lei best and most desirable stock Of
custom made work sgsg hsos9ht 60 tks
west, Esrsals by TOOTLEEgACRSoE.
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From every part of the county, we haY'
the most cheering news relative 70 tn
popularity Of the. Democratic ticket
Messrs. KxxPPEK, BAxEE & HARots, AZ
mon we'll qualified to hll he ohess fp'
which they have been nominated assSa -
people know it--henee the almost Hzan
imoas expression in tlysr IayoE. = fsv
s'sore heads, and disappointed one
hunters about Gaanei Rlulss rho shinl
that the olhees 81 right belong 10 them
are talking about me Independent taeket
bus thsy cannot iaaaeass tie masses =
the people wAo havs already aoeans'
them 10 To sbseurity.from vhe As.
eEaanatsa.
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MARKET REPORTS.

OFFICE or TYg BUGLE,
COUNCIL RLvTFss JssS = 1887.
FLoER--8s % 8, 50 per hundred.
WHBAT-spnaE, sI,00i Fal, AIS
BARLET-So cgaIs.
CORS-sG CO.
uEs-s2. so PR hzaa.
APPLES-5rven, AGO. dEy, $500.
BEASs~ghits, $500.
RAT-sts.0a Pc soa.
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BJTTEK-s9 eents per -.
EGGs--IS esatS pr aaz
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HAAs-la esrta
CAEDLES-TAlEogs IS; EpsFIH. 20.
sUAP--la eehts ID
EOOp-0Ak. ssoo a 7. %.
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re- praagsss =. "a 800 Fsseg sssgs 81
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49, Z ssassss ,vfti III lsst AIN weeks.
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| Il rsneA "a fhs Hnrlinssou and Misao,-
Il RIssr RatIroaa viii b. bnit both north
I'D scpsssss 81 this r,EEacg.
The sa, Joseph. Caune{l Bt,rgSEfa and sIoux
City Railroad. will ug,daulketlIy rEln iEa,as-
JliaseIv are ugh the soyFn ate - 3
stems 81 the best ot,g1itv ara gpows sxssn-
sive In Western Iowa. I3as IA i 1r,lis au.gt
ara four mIlss north az d. fotpn,
Sand of fhe very bsst gg,aIfsv avd Il, gTrat
abundance. can aIsa Be Id ssfth{8 sisbtv
rods Of the town site
-Four steam mills within Ave miles Of the
town are in snceessfsIl operation, saving
from three to eve ths,nsana Fset usr daw ta,s
aides number Of water usllls,
AaosheF stsafn mill il On The yFav 90 be
mat In the tewn.
A uexspaper & nov pubiisbed there hav-
ing a large circulation
A large lumber yard and building ware
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4. L&Aass, formerly Of 0onaeesicus,
but laseof oIasFeayille, fa.while stepping
nj the Dskay House in this city, on v ed
nessiay evening last, had his pockets pack
ed, and money taken to the amount o.
about S45 90. This dark deed was per
formed during the hours that every honsst
maa shouId have been where Mr.. Learns
was, in bed sleeping. In the morning
when il was found the money was miss
ing, search was Immediately instituted,
but with no efftsCt. We sympathize with
Mr.. Learns in his loss, as ne Is poor
man.
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The fast ruaaing St. Louis and Com.
ell Bluffs Rsekee Alotrao Child, arrived
at this port on the 10Th inst. She bro't
ap aboas Gfsy passengers. Milton Rpg-
ers received lot of stoves, and Gear
hesrt L Randalls received quantity Of
Groceries and ProyisI
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-21
RIVER n e w 3
TMeOmalaa.

The regular 81, Louis and Eoxncii
Bluffs Packet 0maha, arsivas at this port
ON che 18th mat. skh brought . large
amsuaa Of freight. AeszE& Lewis and
Aohnson Of the Yaakee Notion Store, re-
ceiTed Forty Barrels Of Nuts, Ne re-
turn of Manifests from other business
Houses, e 3 ase
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-21
EaRAn EaHERn.

The regular 81 LOUIS aud Council
Bluffs Packet Edinburg, arrived at thls
port on the 10th inst, We notice that
Messrs. Babbis d Ross, Tootle L Jacksor
Mcbride & Bowen, and W. {. Andrus re-
csiYed aIaEge number Of cases Of mer-
chanEiises adm. Rogers resBi red a nam
Der Of Stores.