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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-12

THNHE Largest Assortment of Pianos, Meio-
E deonS Musical Instruments. and Musical
Merchandise of all kinds, in the United States.
Pianos from Ten different Manufactures, COM
prising those of every variety Of style, from
the plain, neat and substantial G! octaves, IN
Walnut or Rosewood Cases, from II SO to 5000,
to those of the most elegant finish up to Ono
Thousand Dollars. No house in the Union
can compete with the above in the number,
variety and celebrity Of its instruments, nor
in the Extremely low prices at which they are
sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
PIANOS, with or without Iron Frames, pos
sessing in their improvements of oycr-strings
and action, leugth of scale and compass OF
tone equal to the Grand Piano, united with
the beauty and durability of structure of the
Square Piano. They are justly pronounced by
the Press and by the first Musical Masters, to
be equal to those of any other manufacturer
They are built of the best end most thorough
" seasoned material, and guaranteed to stand
the action of every climate. Each Instrument
guaranteed to give satitaction, or purchase
money refunded.
HORACE WATERS MELODEONS.-Su
perior instruments in touch and durability OF
make TUNED the equal temperament.) Me-
lodeons of all other styles and makes. Price
$40. $50, S75, SIOO. 1925, $l40-doubit
Reeds and two banks of Keys, S200--less &
liberal discount Clergymen and Churches,
IN extra discount
MARTINS GUITARS,
BROWN S HARPS,
FLUTES,
FLUTINAS,
ATrnpnEDNC
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EXPENSES PER TERM.
Primary branches, $2,h0
Common English, $50
Higher English. with Algebra, AIS
Higher Mathematics, 500
Latin and Greek, 600
Drawing, (extra) 3,a0
Music, with use of Piano, (extral 1000
French, (e1tra) 800
Without other studies, 500
Room Rent, each, loo
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Merchants and Traders will be their guard and
be imposed upon by Counterfeit of MOraes Indian Roo
Pills, signed 4. b. Moore. All genuns Indian Root PHI
have the name and signature Of a. J. RAik & Co. o.
each box.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
Another Administration Load
for KANSAS,

SAN MEpARY, forncriy editor Gf the Ohio
Statesman, and more recently the rerFituFal
Governor OF Minnesota, has hoen appointed
Governor Of Kansas. The President seems
To be bound to rule Kansas, and complete his
unhlushing outrages upon the dignity Of the
people and hi, high position. This appoint
ment indicates the determination Of the Pres
don't 10 veto all efforts to consummate the
admis>inn of Kansas during the present scs-
sion Of Congress. Douglas is to he forced to
re-assume his position of last winter on this
question, (Which he has in great measure
abandoned during his recent canvass Of Illi-
nois by his Dred Scott declArationz,l and thus
afford the President some revenge at The South
Sam hedary is most uncOnpromising
friend Of corruption, and will prove himself
complete tool OF the President and his fire,
eaters,
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How the People MAY Oh 0OSe
their own PreSt dent,

We heartily endorse the following pla a pro-
posed by the ". T. Tribune of the l3lh inst,
by which the People may make their own
choice Of President. 1t is not only good
plan, but rsryJtaSible, only requiring agitation
{ that great bug bear which gives aspiring poll
ticians unrest) to make it tie 1'On for the Re-
publicans in 1860. We will refer to it again
but for the present give it to our readers for
their consideration with this brief endorse
ment. We hope All Republican editors will
give it due consideration, and iii meets their
views, place it before heir readers. The time
is at hand for its careful consideration, in view
of the result Of 1860:
The true mode of choosing a President i,
this /: Let the Rrpubiicd"s and he DcmOcrGfic
roters cf each STATE nominate dndsupport an Elec-
toridt Ticket, pledged to rote for that candidate 10,
President aud lic>- Prc:ident respectively mhon
the largest number Of roters for that ticket through
out the U,sion shah indicate az their choice. TheI
let each voter in whatever State vote the Elec,
torial Ticket of his party beaded by the pane:
VI the candidates Ut his choice fuy President
and Yice-Prc,ident. The Electori.l ticket o.
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Our Turkey.

Mn. EDIToR-Deor Sir: | have no
turkey, but | have a goose, which free
ly give for a Thanksgiving preseut--not
for any personal attractions for the Edit
or, the EditreSs or your Devil" but for
the cause of Freedom and Temperance,
so we'll defended in the Potter JOUR.
NAL. Yours Truly, II. l.. BIRD.
SWEDEN, Nov. 18th, 1858.
BY the above it will be seen that our
turkey turned out to be 5oose-and
that after all the tribute was not so much
for our deserving as for the causes we ad-
vocate. We accept it upon those terms
with better grace than we could possibly
have done had it been a tribute to the
"pcrsonal attractions ofthe Editor, the Edi-
tress, or the Devil, for they aud we are
exceedingly modest of those. Between
the late elections and the t-u-r-goose,
We ought to have good cause for our
thanks,glving-thorefore many thanks to
thee, Bird for bird without feathers
Our Thanksgiving dinner came oft on the
2lst, that "goose" forming Que Of the
principal features.
Our neighbor of the Democrat, brags
ofa string of seven turkeys % which had
surreptitiously found a Judgement on his
ofhoe stairs, without his knowledge or
consent. He charges them to the credit
of our young friend, s, d. Kelly; but
that gentleman informs US that he did
not send them, and that seven chickens
were mysteriously missing from his store
Thanksgiving morn. Further investiga-
tion establishes the fact that our Ugh.
hor's gratitude had magRifed kelly's
chickens into turkeys, aud that some
ways had taken them. appended his com.
pliments worry singuiarty, and placed
them there in order to play "prsctical
joke" on both the receiver and the osteu-
sible giver. We rejoice that our neigh
Dor was more fortunate in the .Ia~! way
than we were, as usual.
Thanksgiving was very generally oh,
served by our citi2els.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

4 Man SHOr,-We learn by the War.
rem Mad that ''On Saturday, October
10th, three men in Limestone township,
two brothers named Morrow and man
Sutton, went out to hunt deer. Sutton
went around the hill and started a deer,
Following along Oh track he saw what he
supposed to be deer and fired, and kill
ing one Of the brothers, named James
Morrow, almost instantly. 1t appears
they had come to that spot unbeknown to
Sutton. aud further than it was arranged
for them to do Young Morrow was sit
ting on log and the ball passed through
the IMP sercrlng an artery. and he lived
only long enough to say a few words to
his companions. lie was resident Of
Crawford County, aud about lS years Of
age.
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The Effect Of Local QuarrelS
among Republicans.

The Hon. William \. Howard, of Mich.
igan, one Of the working Republicans of
the present Congress has been defeated
for reelection. The New York Ere. Pest,
speaking Of this defeat, says:
"Thc inolement
weather Of Tuesday lost Mr.. Howard 800
votes. Worst of all, a1uarrel at the nom
mating convention was perpctuated at the
polls, aud Mr.. Howard lost by locd! dis
.egtions one district where he had always
had a majority"
Fhe Italics are ours. Had this district
been as c4Qss as Mr.. Howard's, it would
have been lost in the same wsy-by the
local dtsscnsi9ys caused by Republicans
Iuarrelins over the candidate for County
Treasurer. The bunker leaders of this
borough have boasted since the election,
that they had cut qqyn Hale's majority
over 100 by dividing Republicans on
Treasurer. We refer to this now simply
to ask our friends whether it is worth
while ever again to play intQ the hands OF
the allies of slavery, BY eolipeFatiug with
them in creating locsl disse"siGas among
the friends of freedom.
n. r. Banks was elected Speaker b,
three majority. The loss of William 4
Howard may throw the organization o
the next Congress Into the hands Of 1h'
slave-holders. Let us, hereafter sustain
Principle, and bury personal feelings
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The Great lhdkIR.

Senator Seward has struck many n
blow foF freedom, but never more time
! " and efficient one than at Rochester on
the 2Ith of October last. There was
danger that the Tariff Question should
assume undue Importance, and that the
Republican party should be weakened BY
sinking the Slavery Question to minor
position in its platform. Mr.. Stewards
Rochester speech has removed that dan,
ger. Referring to the conflict between
Freedom and Slavery, he thus states the
real issue and the impossibllity of avoid
ing it:
| "Shall tell YOU what this collision ueans ?
They who think that it is accidental, unnec-
cssary, the work Of interested or fanatinal ag-
itators. and therefore ephemeral, mistake the
ease altogether. Il is an irrepressibe con-
| flict between opposing and enduring forces.
and it means that tie United States mn9t and
wW, or later. Geconc entirely stdrehota.
ING nation or entirely u free labor nation. Ei-
tier the cotton and rice feias af South CaroiinH
End tie sugar pidNtdfihHS 9f Louisiana SH Wtt-
mdtetV be taled By free labor, and Charteston and
! .fep Orleans become m0rts for lsyitinats msr-
chand,s> alone or else tie rye J1eids and rhtdt
Gelds Of MaStdchaSstts and .fsw York must dgdi,.
be surrendered By their turner's 10 siaee cuit,re
and {" tie production Of sltVes, and Boston Gad
New York become once more m1rk.fs foT trade ~.
the bodies and souls Of men. 1t is the failure to
apprehend this great truth that induces so
many unsuccessful attempts at final coniprom.
ise between the slave and free States and it
is the existence OF this great fact that renders
all such pretended compromises, when made,
vain and ephemeral.'
We rejoice that SO able statesman
and orator as Senator Seward has the
courage to make this announcement
CompaFs this Issue with the Popular
Sovereignty humbug Of Senator Douglas,
and who does not feel that the position Of
the New York statesman is immeasurably
above that Of the Illinois Dodscr? But
our satisfaction at this announcement is
chiefly because it will hold the Rcpubli-
can party steady to the Philadelphia plat,
form of 1856.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

opposite Cassmire's- $ by Il. W. Rathbone, and
experience bids Us say that plate of "fried
of his getting up is greatr TO our taste. He
gets them up good in any style. Re proposes
to ft up saloon fer ladies, the entrance to
which will be from the outside, further down
the street We like to see opposition in trade,
and the outlets (if we may be allowed the
fo,sl e1pression) Of our citizens will be well
used in making custom for these rival saloons.
We trust they will both make it pay though
we fear our friend RAthbone will lose money
on his Ladies Saloon.
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10 3Ino. |

Fever, like every other form Of disa,,o :,
which the human system is liable is r,n.,,
BY impure humorS. This being caused by,L,
more rapid action of the blood Strugglip, vi,
nature, i'll endeavoring TO cast ont of ,br Ma"
the corrupt matter which is deadly oppo,rj :,
health. Hence the good and bad humor; :,
a war with each other, and the commo,;.,a
which follows causes fever and lea, TIL.
symptoms of fever are rariouS. cau,;ng han;
ness, langnid, difficult breathing. eve, ,isiIn,l
heavy, anxiety, Sighing ana yawniuy. al,rrr,,.
fits OF heat and cold. After which the n,,nn,
complains of pains in the head and back rr.,,
thirst, nausea aad sickness, a fullncs, abo,,
the stomach, and sometimes vomiting hii,p,
matter. DR.. MOrSc'> Indian Root Pills ara.
knowledged 10 be strengthening and der,b,.
ful medicine for all kinds offeycrs. Thry no,
only cleanse the stomach and bowels from m
bilious matter, but they zen the e1rrc,o,v
vessels. causing thcm To- pour copious efTu.ior,
from the blood into the bowels after which
the corrupted mass is thrown out hv the NAT.
urtl passage OF the body. All hat /. rsou:r.
ed, in urgent cases OF fever. will be 10 taL.
large doses. In order to have them oprr,,e
thoroughly by the bowels. take tIum three ia
five, night and morning, until the fever entirely
disappears. After which, from two to four
every evening. until well, and ysu will be con.
WINGED thai this is the best Way TO check f..
yer, because they drive out all inflammation
and rcstote the body to IA state Of sound hsaltl
And the blood and other fluids will be 80
thoroughly purified that disease in any form
will be utterly impossible.
DR.. Mnrsc's Indian Root Pills are sOd
BY all dealers in Medicines.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
far RkeE%r LAW or LfBEE Bscos-

fHr RkaERT LAW or LfBEE Bscos-
SRprtTLokAL.-In the case Of sh& Com
fnoaaeatA VS.. the editors Of tie Kqrh-
say6aSas l41raeaf&, Pnblished, re believe,
IN seiSylkiu county, the Court held that
tha lay Of Hbe! of l858is unconstitution-
NJ, isssppch ss "po law can cq8travene
~ trapscepf the Gqpstitption ofthe State.
TAs Bill Of Rights, which is part of the
Eousti,utloy, fkas the liberty of the
press, aud declares in what cases the
trr4b Iry !sa given in evidence, thereby
Prohlit14ftiag it in all other cases But
fhs l4~ of 1856 goes further, aud allows
it to be given in evidence in all cAses.-
it is an alteration Of the Bill Of Rights,
Snd thsretqFs " that extent gpconsti'u-
ti9pal;" 'fhe case is reported in the In
kqfapce Iptelligencer' for September
1858, No. 10, vol. I'd, published by Or
yin Ragafs
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

We publish this week the prospectus,
for 1859, of Morris 4 Willis Home Jour.
nai-by no means q misnomer, as it is
emphatically home paper, and particu-
larly adapted to the literary taste. of real,
home,lovipe women. 1t always contains
a variety Of original and selected matter
which is interesting and Instructive for all
members of family.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25
OYSTER SALOON.

II +. GLASSMIEE has fitted up Saloon
ETs in the basement of his Hotel, corner o!
Main and Second Streets, where he invites III.
lovers of Oysters to call and feast their ta>t'I
in all STYLES. All sorts of customary trim,
ming>' will he found on his tables. Three u
four SEPARATE BONES, nicely fitted up ioF
customers. SO that parties may enjoy them.
selves without being subjected TO iutru,iga
from others. Oysters will bs constantly kept
On hand, and dShsd up to suit custoIn.r
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FEMALES IMPRISONED FOR LIFE.

FEMALES IMPRISONED FOR LIFE
Mrs. Lydia Studloy, WOMAN of sixty
five years of age, has been convicted iu
Rhode Island of the murder Of her hus-
band by the administration of poison, and
sentenced to the State prison tor life
Mrs. Gardner, convicted of the murder
Of her husband, at Hiugham, Mass. by
poison, has been sentenced to the house
of correction for life.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

IWT The returng Of the election 10 New
York for Governor, official and unofficial, fnot
up for Morgan 235, So, Parker 2l7,ol4. Bur
rows 57.8ii, Smith (s5 countless 4.ss5.-
Morgan over Parker, 1858.
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EIE+ Hoa. Jghn Is. Haskin, Anti Lecomptol

s6T+ Hoa. Ighn ii Haskin, Anti Lecompton
Democrat, is Fcdlected to Congress By IL ma
joFity, MT counting 10 vote. evidently intend
ed foF him but not legally written or printed.
His opponent was Gov. Kemble, who assumed
the same position in regard 10 the admission
of Kansas, th.t some Of the Lecomptonites in
this St9te undertook To hoax the people with
And like Kemble, sadly failed. Only OF
the 80 congressman from New York are sup
portcrs of the Administration-an the seat
of one of those Cd, f. Sickle.) is contested
Verify great sins are heavily rehuked.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

Col. KINNEY, informs the San Anto.
MO (Texas) Herald that he has conclud-
cd his negotiation with the Morrnons for
the sale of his interest in Central Ameri.
ca, and has received an earnest of $500
OOO as part of the purchase money
lie IS to receive S2,000,0O0. lie was in
San Antonio on the 10Th uIt, on his way
10 Austin.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

We learn that Thos. II. johnson. the
celebrated Photographs and Daguerrean
artist, we'll known to our citizens, will be
in town about the lst Of December, to re.
main few days. Those desiring like
nesses will, of course, remember the above
fact.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

Eag- Gov. Packer has iSSQe'i his pfoclama-
As Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Feunsylya-
MIA, for fifteen years form ths llt Monday OF
December next And thus IS ended all the
hutter made by the Eastqu Argus and other
Buchanan papers, As 10 the lme at which
Jpdge Ghureb'S appointment would expire.
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VVo CoNsUMPTIvEs.-The adv.r,;.,,

iHNO CONSu MF FllN hS.-The ADVERTISED l..
IL Ing been restored TO health in a few MA
BY very simple remedy, after hayip, sns
ell several years with a severe Lulo IL
aud that dread disease, Cousumpti,n
anxious to make known 10 his fellow. .n,y,,
the means of cure To all who desi,a :. 8, -
will send copy of the prescription used ~ l'
Of Charge, with directions for prcrarin,G G''
using the same, which they viii lind ,,'' 'a0
Cure for Consumption, Isihm0, Broacbi;, 'I'' u
The only object Of the advertiser in ,sr3s;S.' -
tue prescription is to benefit the afflicted '";
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy =,
it will cost them nothing, and may prov. !,
blessing. Parties wishing the prcscrpioa
will please address F'''
REV. EDW ARD A. WILSON
l0-3mo. Williamsburg, Long IJ,r
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Our citizens will read With pleasure

Our citizens will read with pleasure
the following we'll deserved compliment
to Miss Ellen Ross, of this village, who
is attending the Musical Academy vt
Lyons, n. Y. We extract from the Ly-
ons Rrrutiieo"'S notice Of a recsn. pub
lio examination of the students:
"a large and rlohly varied programme Of
Vocal and Instrumental pieces furnished the
concluding entertainment in the evening. The
Academy was crowded. The Piano Solos were
by Miss G. Bottum, Mrs. S. +. Herrick, Misses
N, Peck. u. Hall, +. Ross, IL. Popincau, r.
Popineau and Master o. 5. Adams. Several
Of The above lamed ladies had not played pre-
viuUoly i'll any of the evening entertainments,
The pieces selected were attractive, the time
well kept, and in general wHhom any apparent
.doH 10 kerP IL; ana the playing good, much
Of it unusually good. Miss Ross played Bey
ers variations on All non giaRge," with 4
delicacy of touch, and refinement OF expression
unusual iu first public performance"
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Special 1lciiess.

The Wt"tsr Tern. of Couder,no--,
Academy, will open or Tuesday, the H., '
of December next. Those who wish
engage rooms for the purpose of board;.' "
themselves, had better secure them a, :.
early day. Grain of all kinds viii !,
taken for tuition promptly delivered
j. HENDRICK, Princ;rL
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WheEsMeF you find yourself cooperating
with tbs leaders of hunkerisp, be sure that
you are fgAting against the cause of free,
dom.
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GneCIal EIeGilOn.

HAkRIsvUEG, Nov. u, ls5s.-Gor. Packer
hAs issued a writ to the Sheriff Of BerkI Couu-
~, fixing Tuesday, Nov. 80, as the day for
holding the special election for Congressman.
30 fill the vacancy occasioncd by the rcsigna-
liOn Of the Hon. J. Clancy Jones.
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~ Truth crushed to earth will rise

W- Truth crushed to earth will rise
again" is just now favori.e heading for
articles in the Buchanan press, in speak
ing Of their recent defeat. They have
long been crushing the truth, or at least
endeavoring Go do so, but it "rosc s.ain"
with vengeance, at The roosnt elections.
1t is gratifying to notice an honest con-
fcssion Of error by All opp.nent, however
unintensioual it may have been made.
We trust their benishted minds may be
allowed to properly comprehend the great
Truth developed by the October and No.
veInber elections.
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s% We printaa 40 JOURNAL last week
in consequence Of oAr paper being de-
tained on the rai!road-hencc most of the
matter in this number was prepared and
set up for publication last week.
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The Camm>rejai .S-hooi, which we be-
lievs to be largest, most fourishins and
most completely organized, is the Iron
City College. Of PittShurG, Ps.-Fron'
U""ts Ncrchonts Haga:in>, Of October,
1853. ii
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BEST AND CHEAPEST FAMILY fE"Si'
PER IN THE WORLD.

As no more copies of the NEW SLElEs W.. "a
printed than are ordered, those who de'I's !.
begin with the commencement Of the roln1' rs
will be able to do SO by forwarding the'
scriptions without delay. ;,,
Terms.-For one copy, So; for three 'OrlsIb' limb
S5-or one copy for three years s. iof ocr coO.
of seven copies, $40; for II club OF hf'et"JSsr NJ
les, 500 and at that rate for larger ''D'
always in advance. ,,s
Address, MORRIS 4 Will, v,,.
Editors and Prorristor,, lO7 FuI'on-'f'f>'' ~
York,
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Oyster, will be found in great plenty at
GlasSmire'S Saloon, as will be seen by refer
ence to his advertisement. We know Dan :
are good, for we have tasted them to the eI-
tent OF several dozen. He has fitted up pri-
rats boxes, after the city fashion, SO that
those eating oysters will not be disturbed by
outsiders-a good plan. Dan informs US that
be intends to have some fresh Shell Oysters
5000, when our friends may expect to hear OF
large income to our-stolDacb.
An Oyster Saloon has also been started in
the hloemeRt Of J. u, Smiths Store, directly
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&R Rysaa@ -

Edf The PopositioQ 10 call a Convention
TO a4end Or revise the Constitution of New
York, has becp defeated by large majority
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Gumu ann Cuuntu.

The Knickerdocher .Ndgnsine and At
a"tic .Aonthy are already on our table,
for December We have not room this
week to notice them further.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

E0- Lewis Mann, Esq, member elect Of the
Legislature, from the Potter and Tioga Dis
trict is stopping At the Morton House. His
wife WAS detained there hy illness while On
her way home from visit 10 friends ii the
West. We soc Mr.. Aann's name fayorably
mentioned hv many of our exchanges in con-
n-ction with the SpeakerShip. He is a gem
tlcman Of fine ability and high chsracter.
We clip the above from the Erie Constitu-
ton of the 10th inst, for the double purpose
of a compliment TO our popular fclow-citizen
ana as an interesting local item for his friends.
We rust the h.alth of his wife will soon per-
nit their return home. The compliment
above, our readers need no assurance of be.
ing we'll deserved.
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.Sno~.-We are having cold spell Of
weather, just now, and the ground is eov'
cred with two or three inches of snow
very near sleighing, and Intensely proyok.
ing.