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Testimony OF number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DooroR HiLL-Dear Sir: This is to certify that
my case was Of very bad humor in the blood, but
can truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me and recommend all that are SICK to call upon you,
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, L. Il.
Worcester. Mass
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ERINGEs, BUTTONS, AND TAssELs,
u MADE TO ORDER.

W Any width Of Fringe, Mixed, Spaced, OF plain
with plain headingalao any size style Of Button
Tassel Samples OF color sent by mail statag width
and quantity, will receive prompt attention.
EMORY N. sHEPARD,
$50 Washington Street,
ieS0 dt Boston, Mass.
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NOTICE TO THE SICK.


n Offering to the community mis- justly celebrated rem
edes Tor chronic and acute diseases of long standing dc
NOT wish to rife with the life health of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials Of mum
Der ofrespeotable ladies aud gentlemen from which the
sperioc can Judge for themselves The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions or false stare.
ments Of the efficacy Of his medicines nor will he hold
out any hope to suffering humanity, which facts will not
,yarrant few testimonials here given, and the
doctor socs an inquiry from the afflicted, into all he
publishes, feeling assured they will find them perfectly
reliable and his medicines worthy of their confidence
aud patronage
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SMALL, Il COGSW ELL,
C o U N E L o r S A W
Michigan street, ..".,.... Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
SIMEON n SMALL, JOHN B. D. ooGswELL.
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Rusb,a Cough Cure LOzenges are superior
IN ann otber Medicine In the form OF Candy or LoEen
oa y die cure Of Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness Asthma
Croap whoopng Cough, Sore Throat ana oil diseases OIL
the Throat aud lungs $50, 4. pr,au 4,
Prepared ana sold at Wholesale and retail, by Bush
CO., 81 front street ueouu
ArmOid,a GIobnIea and Vital Fl"lds 10
aale Wholesale aad retail, ~ ..
10 Hull, Druggist aud ApoiesosIyl
myt dtf msohsnles nan D'''>
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y mired at the "silver fountain" For sale By the
quart or gallon, cheap, at D. SCOTS Drug Store
iy10 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-26

Mr. oHAs. PETERS In his celebrated German Song from
pOcahontas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-26
Monday Evening. July S6th,
BEING POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGH,
After which, Song by Mrs. WOODWARD

by Mrs. @. @. WARREN, Of the Algernon Troupe.
Boston,
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JULY 26. 1858
DRY GOODS.
II SEE FIRST PAGE.
r. o o d s F o R
TRAVELLING DRESSES.

better variety of the above goods never shown. Some
very handsome MoURNINGs among them. These
goods are Of rece-t importation, and are wanted.
iyl5 DIV A. Y. THOMPSON co.
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~ OF on II w IN Ell!

V
The subscribers continue to sell HARRIS BROTHERS supe
rior Cotton Twiue at the manufacturers price. The
periory OF this article Others u.s. 10 this that it is
made from clear eotton-not szed to make weight" and
is in LIGHT WRAPPERS by which purchasers not
PEELED to pay the price for from three to four lbs of
worthless paper. IL. GRIFFIN co.
iv1D
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
The Democratic Party i'm this
District Attacked by the Rot.

Several weeks SINCE we published an
article defining the PotRto BOT, and the
manner of its operation upon the vine
and root. The condition and position of
the Democratic" candidate for Congress
in this District leads US to make poit-
ical application of the article-for the
benefit of that party, Of course. Here
it iss
Two years since the Congressional Con-
ference of that party met at Lock Haven,
or some other place in that direction, and
after much Wrangling nominated chap
named Allison White, to bear the banner
of the party through the battle. This
was the insect established in the seed be,
fore plantlng-that seed being the Gin,
cinnati Platform with its popular Sow,
ereignty," Cor as our Jake would intimate
"P4p-ular Sovereignty provisions, and
Al. White being the .otytocoris. A few
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
The White House MACHINE
Washington.
BY TELEGRAPH.

The White House machine is iouo1'
work badly, A new operator Will E' :.
stituted as soon as possible. lie o. |.
work the machine for four years iroln y =
March, 1860. The difficulty with '
present operation is, that it WORKS OD! ,
one end. receives communicates :
signals from the South and recorO' ,, !,
follows them speedily aud faithfully :
it takes no notice Of anything 'V-;
from a northern quarter, no matter y, y
what force the current is sent. ln'i ID
a serious difficulty, too, as respects "..,, .,,s
gence. The machine, as now OP''ss g
does not seem capable ofrecelVlD9 =" r,
ifesting intelligence in any manner ;l5, /,
stockholders, whu are some thirty inJ1 ,l,I
in number, are determined to nl'', !,
change the earliest moment the p!y,.
of the society permit. There arc ,;.ss nv
claimants for the honor OF orlglnA''D'
machine.-Eue. Post.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

months later came the election, which
was the planting of the seed, and 20 one
suspected the presence of the death deal
ing bug. The seed soon grew up to be a
plant of much pretension and oeaay prom
ises-it grew delightfully."- in the political
conservatory of the White House, being
well manured with Uncle Sans dollars.
Soon the vines were grown high Gin their
own estimation,) and the roots begun to
ripen-when 10! parturescent change is
observed-the tops or vines begin to
wither and fall over from their own weight
the pAytocoris Cal. White) is doing
its death dealing scrvice-the manure,
singularly, yet naturally enough, nour-
ishes the rot and destroys the piamt.-
The plant (the Democratic party strug-
giles hard to smother the phytocoris with
threats; but it is too late--its strength is
already gone, its blood all sucked out by
the vampire bug. Two years have near
ly elapsed, and the people have discover
ed that the seed must be changed, in Or
der that the entire crop of Human Rights
shall not be destroyed; and on the sec
ond Tuesday of October next, they have
determined to plant the Republican seed
by electing JAMES 7, HALE to represent
them in Congress, And SO will it be in
all other parts Of the country where the
Lecompton phytocoris has been at work.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
al. White Tells us why the Mis-
S0UrianS Voted i'm Kansas.

If ever a CONSTITUENCY had reason to be
proud Of the talents and logic of Rep
reseEtative in Congress, the people of this
District certainly have. Here is some oil
Al Whites logic on the Kansas ques'
ton. He spoke at meeting in Lock
Haven, week ago Tuesday evening, ard
among other things stated "that the Tine
betveen Missouri and Kansas acas so az,
distinct, that 1t might haze been propab2e
that the MisSouri0ns, qtnintentlOnatty rot
ed IN Kansas, not knowing bit 'oItat they
Werc v0ting az their O1cn state"
Fla, ha, ha! What a wonderful dis,
play of talent and freight Of brain The
Eatchmdn, in commenting upon the
above statement has the following peril
nent paragraph:
"This must, we suppose, be taken as
an overwhelming argument In favor OF
forcing corrupt Constitution upon the
protesting people of Kansas, when II
should be bore IN mind that at the time
of the Kansas election, spoken Of by Mr.
White there Was no election taking place
in Missouri We must suppose, five be-
lieve Mr.. White, that the people Of Mis-
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
An ELgcrGoNEERING JUDGE.-The

An ELEcTIoNEERING JUDGE.-1he
Lecomptoa candidate for the Supreme
Court w. A. Porter, is now OF an el"e-
tioneeriuy tour through the STATE, We
heard of him last week at Hoilidaysburg,
And And on Monday he was al Erie. Ii was
held highly undemocratic and snbversive
of all judicial diguity for Mr Porter to
write Letter for the press defining his
views on the various topics of the day,
put it is all right for hih we presume to
slip quietly ihrqngAP TIE State giving pr!-
cate and coafaentiat assurances that he is
'all right Oh the goose" Such is latter
day democratic consistency Ls'e'sd~'y
Chrgpicls.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
OUR, TERMS.

from and after the first of October, will
be 1928 per annum in advance, and nc
paper will be sent after the tine paid for
These terms will be strictly enforced
We desire our readers to take particular
notice of this announcement.
/ In addition to the above we give
A due notice to Delinque,sts, that unless
Y their Indebtedness to us is paid up
y as soon as the above date, their ac-
counts will be pat in the hands of aN
Justice of the Peace for immediate
collection by due course of law. y
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
my The Lecompton papers of this Dis.

R- The Lecompton papers of this Dis
trict are endeavoring to make capital for
Al. White out of the fact that B. Rush
Petriken was not nominated as his oppo-
nent. All the accustomed scurrility of such
presses as the Clinton Democrat, the
Northern Democrat, the Lycomtng Ga
zeHe and the like is brought to bear up
on the assumption that Mr.. Petriken' 5
friends are like Lecompton officeseekerS-
dissatisfied because they cannot enjoy the
spoils. They will find Mr.. Petriken and
his friends true to the nomination on the
day of the election. The English "jug-
gle" cannot be excused among enlighten-
ed men by the cry of dissatisfaction-the
evil must aud will be corrected. In evl,
denee that there is no detection on the
part of Mr.. Petriken and his friends, we
give the following extract from an edito
rial in the American IHatchmua, Mr.
Petriken's home organ:
"Mr. HALE is too well known in this
district to receive any eulogy at our hands
He is capable and honest, and if elected
will have no superior in the Nationa
House of Representatives. We believe
his nomination IS entirely satisfactory tt
the people Of this district, and we believe
he will be elected by good majority
over his opponent. The people of Gin
ton county presented the name of B. RUsE
PETRIKEN, Esq, as their choice, but th'
majority being against them. Willingly
yield, and will enter the campaign witt
cheerfulness and do all in their power tt
secure the success of Mr.. Hale. Princi
Piles, not men, is our motto, and believing
the nomination to have been fairly made
it is the duty of every unsuccessful can
didate for nomination, and their friends
to support the popular will of their dis
triets. If this is done, we need not fea
the result. At all events, Clinton coun
ty will be found at her post doing battl
for the nominee with all the power which
she possesses"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

At a meeting of the Republican Coz
ferees for the Assembly District eOnP'
ed of the counties of Tloga and Potts
convened at Wellsboro', Sept. 10, IS''
J. B. Potter and William adams, apPei'
ed as conferees for Tioga County, aud
Ross and &. B. Overton, for Potter C0ai
ty.
L. P. Williston being presented uP'
the part of Tioga, and Lewis Mann U"
the part of Potter County. on motion tlsi
were unanimously nominated as CAM
dates for the Legislature.
SOBlESKI ROSS, President
J. B, Potter, Secretary.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
( AT THE WATER-CURE,
| ELMIRA, Sept. l3, 1888.

ELMlkA, StpI 10, AoOo'
Voters Of Potter County:
My health will not permit me to take
an active part in the present. calnpaigu,
which deeply regret. But [ trust you
wll take care that the canvass in OUl
county be an active and energetic one.
The great fight should be for Congress
man. Allison White has been the abject
tool Of the President-paying not the least
regard to the wishes and instructions OF
his constituents. Let those Of them who
are willing to surrender their rights and
their manhood to the keeping of the Pres
ident, vote for his reelection; but no man
who believes that the people should be
heard at Washington, will think OF doug
so. If Mr.. White, and such as he, are to
make up q majority in Congress, then the
President will be as supreme as the obi
Gus tyrant who Is crushing out the free
dom of France.
What do you want a member of Con-
gress for? To carry out the edicts of the
President, or to represent your will and
wishes? Ifthe former, then by all means
let the present member 90 back, for he
will obey every nod of the President. But
| if you desire a member who will look to
the people for instruction, then Allison
White is not the man, for he has treated
the people with contempt, and has turned
his back upon all their instructions. |
! believe the freemen Of " Little Potter
know how to deal with such usurper of
their rights, and [ trust the ballot-box
will thunder their instructions in his ears,
till even he will be compelled to obey.
Now then for action. Let the old
guard of Liberty take up this contest,
Don't let the frosts, nor the hard times,
nor any thing, prevent you from aehiev-
ing splendid victory for freedom in Octo-
Der. Let every speaker in the county be
called on for one or two School House
speeches, and as Judge Lewis has had
rest for more than year, call on him fol
halt DOZEN. My word for it, he will
honor the draft, handsomely and effective
! iy.
Men OF Potter you knoay that Pres,
ident Buchanan has proved fuse to the
pledges which secured his election. You
have now an opportunity to make him
feel that you know it.
Allison White is one of his conspicuous
agents You can defeat him, and there.
BY rebuke the President for his treachery
to freedom. Will you do it? To some
of US this glorious opportunity will never
come again. Then let US strike as only
freemen can. Yours ever,
---- j. S NJ.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
I,,sr; n,,;st 6e yerv IGNORANT. if they did

fsas. & y n Il II
souri, must be very ignorant, II they dld
not know the day which their own elee-
tion took place, and that tae line must be
very indistiact, indeed, as some of the
COMMITTEES where the. Missouriaas voted
were some 80 miles distant from the State
line. We opine such talk wouldb be easi-
erE believed by the Marines, than an In
teliigent audience, and we doubt, 1T in
the whole service there could be found
even Marine green enough to believe
him."
Further on in the same article the
Wdtchnldn says:
at has been frequently charged by
the locofoco's that the Republican party
were continually agitating the Kansas
question, vet Mr. White started out on
Kansas, quit on Kansas and talked about
nothing else bat Kansas. The fact Is,
Kansas is the only stock in trade left the
locofoco party, and if that was taken from
them, their party would explode III "A
hours, and as long as there is majority
of locofoco's in the National House OF
Representatives, just so long will the
Kansas agitation be kept up, and the on
lily way to keep down agitation on this
subject is to elect in their place sucn con
servative men as the Hon. james 1. Hale.
In Mr. Whites speech, he failed to tell
his hearers the reason why the Free State
men remained away from the polls at the
adoption of the Leconpton Constitution.
This many of his Democratic friends ex-
pected of him, and when he failed to do
so, their chagrin could be depicted upon
their countenances and many OF his for
mer Democratic friends went away dis
gusted with the weakness of his cause as
shown by his remarks.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
.]l6titifal

TnE iC34~asition Couferees of the Con
yre.sigpal DistEiet composed of theC@an-
ties ofCentre, Clinton, Lycoming &C., met
At WiNjsuqport on Tuesday the 9Th inst,
and uoiHip4tcd Hen. JAMEs'E HALE, of
BeIlcte.x, for Congress. We earnestly
jlqpe Judge HALE may be elected. He
possesses high order Of intellectual abil-
ity, is dignifed aud honorable gentle
anan. and stands boldly committed against
the iniqeides and eaornities of the pres
,ent ADMINISTRATION. ALLISON WHITE
is his Lccop,gton competitor.-Lrte Ga
gettp,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

officers and mine-for the purpo.s - {
ting down a gallant band OF men e, ! !, put
ing by the plain GODS truth; and 4 T. S''nt
wish that when the historian co, S''.!
write, he would not be compeleitnss ls d
that that President was born in D. WITT
yapia. APPLAUSE Now, gentlnp! np'lL
there has not been an element IacEa. 'p
relieve this uQredcemed infamv--na1',u8
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
COWARDLY RETALIATION III

CoWARDLY RETALIATION" Inv :,
perance men of Westminster, "oO''''
Massachusetts, have been recently ." 3
under the decision of Judge sha'
way Of retaliation, one of the 'p' Il
was shamefully desecrated during S''. :,
night, the pulpit bible besmeared '-,l ~,
ced upon the door-steps of the olS'S, ,,,s
house, and dwellings were DSsp "A
work shops entered and valuaD'' nj
ais destroyed; shade trees, IN Ia'' :, 4
bers, were girdlad. and a nuInDs' 81,
liable fruit trees destroyed. 1he, o,pt
all this will be a combined mo't ~ tOs
exterminate the dram shops III ~
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

afFr -
assertions to the contrary, who got upon
his feet rather reluctantly, but haa no
sooner doee so than he Fas greeted With
the unmistakab!e evidence that he was
welcomed to the floor and their cheertplly
given attention. Mr.. j. paid particular
attention to the cases of Allison White
and James Lecompton Gilhs, and the por-
traiture he gave of them and their cring-
ing servility to the Slave-power, was SO
true and life-like as to command the
loudest applause ofthe audience. We could
have pitied the cringing, skulking, un-
manly betrayer of his constituents rights
who was hiding in the corner, had it been
possible for US to conceive him capable OF
shame, or worthy of pity. We trust the
People of Potter Co., will not fail to give
him more pointed evidence of their con
tempt, at the ballot-box ON the Secoud
Tuesday of October.
The meeting adjourned amidst the
greatest enthusiasm Immediately after Mr.
Johnson concluded his remarks. The eff
feet will, we doubt not, be largely III
creased majority for Mr.. Hale.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
Ba9- Republicans of Potter Count

B@- Republicans of Potter County it
is your duty, and should be your pleasure,
to vote the whole ticket put in nomination
by your Convention-regardless of the
disorganizing claims of ambitious lnde-
pendent candidates who have SO frequent
ly fed from the public crib ofyour county.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
Meeting Of fhe Congress-
C0n1erees, hal

Pursuant to the agreement tba +,
gressional Conferees of the Rern,To m Eoa'
party assembled at Williamsport on r1Tl,'' n,
day, the 7th instant, at 2 o'clock , 1ps,' {,
The following conferees presented ;. a.. n
selves aud answered to their names. ,'''4'
Ceutre-W. w. Brown, Daniel D..,
John Hassan. ''''
Sullivan-H. Metcalf, Wm. Nor..
A. C. Wilber. "St1
Potter-G. B. Qverton, A. G T,,.
Isaac Benson. es"1
Lycoming--E D. Trump, G, Ar
mer, Robert Hawley. - N''
/ Clinton-George HOpson, Thos Es5
Ell, John S. FurSt. ''
Mif1in-
The Conference organized Av so.:
John HaSsan, Of Centre county p,.S
dent, and Robert Hawley, Of Lyconin, r,'
Secretary. 81
The Confcrees of MifHin county ,,.
being present, Conference adiouns5 ~ !,
meet at 81 o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The Conference reassembled at tba d,
fee of G.. W. Youngman, ESQ. when Il,
following conferees from Mihlin Cm,,
presented themselves.
Z. E. Lock, q. W. Elder, George P,,
singer.
On motion of Mcssrs. Brown and r.,
son the conference took a recess of hi;
an hour.
At the expiration of the recess ,Ip
President called the conference togetbs,
when, on motion of MIR. Frysinger. tbe,
proceeded to nominate candidates j.,
I. Hale and 3. Rush Petrlken were Doo
mated.
The Conference then proceeded to b,.
lot with the following result:
For Jas. I. Hale-Messrs. Hamn
Brown, Rhodes, Overton, Meylen, WI.
ber, Dock, Elder, Frysinger, Cramer and
Hawley-l1.
For B. r. Petriken-Messrs. TIOpgo
Kitchen, Furst, Taggart, Benson, Met
calf, and Trump.
Mr.. Hale having received a majority
of the votes cast was declared the aout
nee.
0n motion the nomination Of Mr. Ha,
was made unanimous.
On motion of Mr. Brown. committa
of three was appointed to wait upon NJ
Hale and invite him into the conference
The President appointed, Messrs. Ben0a
Brown and Furst, said committee.
The Committee retired, and in sar
time returned escorting Mr.. Hale, Vh
was informed by the President that b
had received the unanimous Dominatoi
of the conference for election to CODgras
on the 2nd Tuesday of October next
Mr.. Hale expressed his thanks for I'D
honor conferred, but declined making
speech.
On motion, adjourned.
John HAssAN, Pres
RORpET HAwIEy Ser
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

RSg~ We received the following letter
from our much esteemed friend, j. s.
MANN, Esq, just after our paper had gone
to press last week. He returned home on
Tuesday somewhat improved in health,
but is still an invalid-though we trust
he will soon recover his health entire.
We trust every voter in the county will
need his timely appeal, and vote with their
eyes opened to the unprincipled character
of our present mis- Representative in Con-
greSs: "H
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

ter acquainted with this eloquent cham
pion of Freedom. It was a brilliant
success.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
Representative Conference

RoBRET HAwLEY, Sec.
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