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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
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. mankind Whefu thelI virtues are once known, the
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they are PeaaAnt 70 take Andbong purely vegetable no
hATm eau arse hon their use In any quantity
fe' alaate diio'toa', ~ wrapper on the Box.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
ia MAIN ST, WHEELING.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE


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ads and nsEs ne Pahe that ~ SoEt uPou their pr,
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~ Ueied RATES No Ioahu 70 thou goO1sEpods heli u
Clrl. HOTEL aud BOatl far enalameFa.
E -AlFaY1 % hand, PElns I've Geese Feathers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

s z A4ER ARR4N gle N ENTs.
RIO THOSg WHO ENTER nv INSTITUTE, on RRNir
i ne 80, and thus ueufu GUARANTEE SCHOLAR.
stP, any time before The ii day Of he1t September
upon eomplrnE tharoaFh eouISo af Decide Entry Beck
keepnE And IL Collateral Branches, secure neFaVa en-.
poymentln Commercial Or Houses Accountant
within ninety days amer their 4daAtou o. gl,e tey Will
b indsmulAea 70 Ne u amount d The paid sf tai.
ton, and thus realize
Free TuIII0n, or Lucrative Situations,
6rsll.tsS Tow thl isi;taaa hi.nE rsSponsl.
be and lucrative potnn1 Cashiers Book keepers and
Railroad Oee CgFks IN dasFgnt sections 81 the eountFy
and being preferred ~ bainess 70 Gmduaies q
any ether Mercantile culGe Hence the above unpaFal.
lsel ihdnssmeps Which nothing bat he Ieat supeoiiy
o. ny Instruction And hoFeaFh lrlinnE Of ny adels foT
business lie Eouil warrant
TAs Principal u fs I4tfiatl5l AaS ben praeitcal
aeeoustaat 6r loagtr ptriot tida sB olatT Tt1eGer
q GiS WtsiSgh eosnfrV.
Address he ahdsFsifn med ioF further Particular.
myp WI. W. {; RANG RR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

Wall Paper. BffsIl
TR Ho9ld Ivi.e tlr attSutea 81 tl6lS Who issl s,
~ ehaIne acs ga 70 can and xauIne IN ttFsS
stees ot Az ~ Ak o yoa 10 can MI
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
REMOVAL

~ .a.7isse,t tiss R9MOVAh, uatrnH
HE ppdsTtigpt9 grAteip os The patronage they have
y received ftom nc % wheeling and The pa6le
atnelyy o. ltand, roy respectfully aSk e6htu.
g1eeof Ia same u thef lpcton, Ne us Aaih -.
tSesh M6pltt and rniohttrtetl
Gephrp At Al seasonsi . ketp such m %
CHINA GLASS prRENsWARE. H0usEA STEAMBOAT
Gpods ou hlpd that VIA y most likely 70 fut
ne tAse d Al Who nav ftrot u vim lfpAtrolSke
aolF Rooms a9iilns ileitEs milfp
u he West 10 y aAThltAEe andAsile from
Keep On hAnd loftal pieSfity 10
ldapttd . us section o. country and ~ extnG West
Ghiah I'm y olsfed N al advance ever lie east
Connected With thiS hohle, 4 HLlNf GLASS NANU.
FACTORY; hfnsg oar CogptI NeFthlns nav rely upen
iGHipg Tie eAtfia om ta East q hIl paint bI bgIns
ilsf Glass and oaStlsHata fr6Aas. -z,g = q
N Z; IN si7s5t Z M y 4 DUNLAP 4 c0,,ltt
nA4 Ne. Us VAN &, hetGs.n Monroe liaIsalil
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

Csome dealers Try to sell articles Iattead Of tAls On
which they make pFolt Write 70 Dept for Circular
terms, and hliaftalilou 9rhRlnt y signed. 4ra s. A
AuCa, written IN iRk. Beware Of eOuntsFfsltS
agpti-9neod
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

ElATAWBA ajhgsf sud pSmsItio Bts6.F, 6st received
leon. N.aslts fsE SstF3 laa slalsga NFs II,
ga ". AsRuEARps : ESQ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

SMITH, WILLIAMS ~ IOCl.fs7
DRY GOODS JCBBFRSS7ffl 3
j ~ etaflsef q, md. q tkass6 a liey,
q YoF, q slsa Y A..
ESstiiihs tAt ehojeeit 5tyisS fFoa' az
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
1IuEattO-Democracy in TEoga.

The defeat of Mulatt0- democracy In
Tioga is utter. The greese spot, that
unctuous residuum sometimes discovered
marking the place whore the last kick of
party was made, as far as uunkerlsm is
concerned, is wiped out. That party had
the field mostly to itself Its members
secured the county day and night, sowing
SANDERS broadcast and exhausting every
art to create disatfection in the Republi-
can ranks. 70 counteract this, with the
exception Of Mr. Power, not one of the
Republican candidates lifted finger, SO
to say, until the eleventh hour The eff
feet of this indolance may be seen in the
falling off in the majority for the candi-
dates for Assembly. On the whole, it
equals the victory Of last fall. Then we
elected our local ticket by an average ma
jorlty of | 900. The average majority for
the local ticket just elected is about 800.
Wilmot had 3,284 votes in the county
Grow has 3,2ll "a decrease of73, only .
The majority of Mr.. Grow over the Mu-
latto State ticket (and this majority, next
tothe average majority for the ticket, omit
ting State officers, is the best measure Of
party strength is l:762. His majority
over competitors is 2,422! The entire
vote of the county, last year, was All;
this year it is .533-less by SO, only than
the entire poll of 1857 This is indeed
a glorious victory Well may the Re
publicaus be proud of it !. All honor 10
the masses ever true to Freedom where
they are intelligent.
Bsy~ 1t will be seen that Mr.. MANN
majority falls about 100 below Mr.. Viii
liston's. This must be credited to the
dishonorable course of Mr.. A. j. Munroe.
This gentleman set out in opposition to
Mr.. Nilliston-which, in itself, was all
we'll enough. But Nr. Munroe found
Jordan hard road to travel, and conclud-
ed that it would be we'll enough to run
scith Williston and against Mann. Pot
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28

cepted the appointment Of Minister to
Allat.ia, whicll the President offered 4im
in such hot haste after the news from
Pennsylvania reached the White House,
The Lat2a of yesterday remarks that the
appointment was "eu iucntly fit to be
made" We are glad 10 kno.y what the
Administration deems Official fitness
What majority against Leconptoo Dem-
ocrat would cntitIe him 10 the Ministry to
England? What to the Ministry to
France? Let Us have the official scale,
Mr. Buchanan. Let us have it before the
November elections. Trtbune.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28

Qua EXCHANGE LIST. Oar exchange
list has become so oppressively large, that
although reluctant to do so, we must take
some measure to make it self-supporting.
From the weekly and semi weekly papers
with which we exchange, we must ask, by
way of difference, one dollar for our week,
ly and one dollar and fifty cents for our
senli-weekly.- Washiugtoa Republic,
"Cut" as, Mr. Rcpauic. if you wish.
We like your paper, but tie money mar
ket in this region is entirely too stringent
just now to allow US to think Of paying
you dollar for exchange" Scratch us
off your list Immediately; we have come
to the conclusion that the JOURNAL, 50
worth Of advertising and whole dollar
n cash are entirely too much pay for your
paper, when we can get your ne'ghbor,
the Era, (not bit less worthy, for the
journal and good deal less advertising.
Scratch, while your nails are long!
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
Presidential bitterness.

President Bqohanan-who, if not the
editor de tacto of the Washington Eni"n,
is at least the mentor of its columns and
the director of its animadverSions upon
the conductors Of those papers which dis
agree with his policy-is sorely troubled
by the recent disastrous defeat Of his party
in this State. lie is particularly bitter in
INSTRUMENTATION of those of the kanSas-an-
tipodal wing of his party, aud his ire has
found vent in long diurnal editorials in
the columns of the Union since the very
next day after the October elections. Here
is sample of his temper aud tone, from
a recent anathemasis
g With those Democrats who have
leagued with the enemy, and given them
the victory. we can have no faith or alli-
ance. In looking over the field, Douglas
and his Fopeys may find cause for re-
ioicing and seif-laudations. They may
gIery alike in their own shame, and the de-
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28

THE FIRST DIsTRCT-At the meet
ing of the Return Judges of the First
Congressional district on Friday morning,
atfidavits were read from the watchers
appointed by the Court for the Eighth
precinct Of the Fourth Ward, setting
forth tn It outrageous frauds were prac-
tised there by the friends of Colonel Flor
ence. Votes which had been poled for
Nebinger were counted for Florence, 10
attention whatever was paid to the clcc-
tion laws, the votes of all persons favora-
ble to Florence were received without
question, and several persons voted fire.
auently at the precinct. There is no
doubt that the yetagGs from the precinct
are grossly fraudulent, and it is extreme
ly dou ,tful whether My. Florence has re-
ccived enough legai votes to enttle him
TO hold a scat IL The next Congress, 50
decided are the proofs Of fraud, that a
Lla;erity Of the Return Judges were in
faveF Of refusing certificate % Florence; /;
but haEing consulted the judges Of the
Court as to their right to act upon the
clear evidences of iIlcgality presented to
them, they we're informed that it was not
jn their power to 20 behind the returns
presented 10 them, notwithstanding their
fiaadpleot character. Mr. John W. Ry-
aas ~ pagp'e's ngminee, who, on lhc
i.ee u ths f4thv, IL defeated BY ma
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28

I. PtHadclphio.-Th Thomas B. Flor
ence, Lecompton.
II. Philadelphia.-E. Joy Morris,
Opposition.
i'll, Fhaadc1phja.-John P. Verree,
Opposition.
". Phi@1elphia.-William Mil
ward, Opposition.
V. Mongo0ae,y cou"ty AMI part OF
Phiodelphjo.-John Wood, Opposition.
VI Chester and Delurdfe john
Hickman, Opposition.
VII. Burhs and Lehigh.-Henry C.
Longnecker, Opposition.
VIII. BerI,s couaty.-John Schwartz,
anti -Lecompton Democrat.
X. lancaster coonhy. -Thaddeus
Stephens, Opposition.
Y. Lebanon, DavpAtp, Union, .Sny-
der and Lo'ccr Aatoacy toraships,
NorthumJerlond county.-John W. Kill
linger, Opposition.
XI. ,Schay1h5U end Northumberland.
james H. Campbell, Opposition.
XII Montour, Columbia, Luzerne
and Hyonainy.-George w. Scranton,
Opposition.
XIII. Northampton, Monroe, Carbon,
Wayne and Phe.-William H. Dim
mick, Lccompton.
XIV.-Bro!tord, 7ioga and !Sus-
quehanna.-Galusha \. Grow, Oppo-
sition.
KY. Lycomiog, !SuUiron, Potter,
Clinton, Centre and M6lin.-James T.
Hale, Opposition.
XVI. Iorh, Perry ANIL CumbeHomd
Henry l.. Fisher, anti-Lccompton Dem
ocrat
XVIE. adams, Frqnh]in, Fauon,
Bedt6rd and Janiota,-Edward Nc
Phersou, Opposition.
XVIII Somerset, ComJrin, Blair
and Holtj"gdon.-S. Steele Blair, On-
position.
XIX, Festmore7and, Indiana and
.1rmStroog.-John Covode, Opposition.
Xxx. Fuyette, Green and Washiagton
William Montgomery, anti-Lecompton
Democrat.
Xxi. AHeqAeny eaunv-James X
Noorhead, Opposition.
XIII. Bitter aud part a ANegheny,
Robert Mcknight, Opposition.
XXIII. Beaeer, Lapreace and Her
cer--Willlam Stewart, Opposition.
XNIV. Fnongo, ITorren McKean,
Ehk F6rest, JcHrrsQG Neqrfcld and
CyqTon.-Chapin Hall, Opposition.
XIV. Erie oHd CrarfqtR.-Elijah
Babbit. Opposition.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28

jority Of 331 votes, Intends, it is said, to
contest the election; and it is possible
that, after all, the henest will of the ma
iority in the First District may prevail,
and Mr. Florence be no longer allowed TO
"illuminate" the National House of Rep
resentatives by his majestic eloquence.-
Phil. Press.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
Beg We last week copied brief telo-

Beg We last week copied brief tel9-
graphic dispatch announcing the appoint
ment of j. CLANCY Jones-the Presidents S
'fool and butte" AS Minister to Aus
tria. The appointment has been accept
ed, and VIC congratulate the Hap,burgs
upon having received SO distinguished a
mark Of King James personal respect
for tyranny, indicated by his appointment
OF one of his most trusted services to so
fit a Court. We trust, however, for the
sake Of our National honor, that he viii
not 90 any lower in the scale Of subserv-
iency to the Ilapsburgs than he has al
ready done to his mas ter at Washington.
By-the-way, Mr.. President Buchanan,
have Mt you nice little foreign embassy
or consulship to which you can send one
Allison White, Of Lock Haven, Clinton
Co., Pa,-recentIy the candidate for re-
election to Congress what didn't get elect
ed in this district? Say, for instance,
Tuscany Or Parma--or we are not very
particular, so that he be sent to some
Court where he could be used to advan-
tage in behalf of the great principle of
Administerial-absou which you are
so nobly endeavoring to- establish. Then,
again, you ought to provide Gillis, Lam
dy, Reilly, Dewart, All, Leidy, Phillips
and Owen Jones with places to which
they can retire to gneye over their recent
disappointment. Do, sweet Mr.. Buck
Tor their and your sakes, not the nations
or ours
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
f5th CONGREGATIONAL District.
C0UDERsPORT, PA.

The return Judges Of this Congress
ional district met at the Court House, in
Lock Haven, on Tuesday of last week,
The following is the official vote:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
Judge Porte.'s Successor.

HARRISBURG, Friday, Oct ., 1S58.-
The Hon. Gaylord Church Of Crawford,
has been appointed Judge of the Su-
premc Court in place of Judge Porter,
resigned.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28

ter had NO right to Representative, ar
eaed the consistent MIR. Munroe Potter
was weak and Tioga strong; and as Might
make Right, and as Tioga could sneak
oct Of her engagement, why, she oHghtto
40 1t! So Mr.. Munroe gets tickets print
ed substituting his name for Mr. Mann's
This lost the latter 100 votes.
We apprchend that Mr.. Augustus j.
Munroe has now distinctly 8 defined his
position. = -Ti4ga 1gjtot0f.~
B@g- We know of mulatto-democrats in
this county who are feeling quite bad just
now. The man who first led the Repub-
licans Party to victory, and was going to
GIVE 1t kick backwards now, is good
specimen. Hope he will not be displeas-
ed with this aliuSion-we DO.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28

IF every stump in Kansas were ne
gro, every tree upon her soil slave driver,
and every twig upon the trees a lash to
scourge negro to his daily toll, | would
vote for the Leconpton Constitution -
This infamous sentiment was uttered
upon the stump, few days ago, by the
Hon. James Hughes, the Indiana mem
Der of Congress, who challenged man
for the avowed purpose of avoiding fight
JoMuoi.
We doubt whether there is a democrat
in the Union who will refuse to indorse
this Infamous sentiment. ."-LoajSoHle
Democrat.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
The Committee on GARDEN 6 ,
CHARD FRUIT awarded nro,,;

ne Co9llnl[tte n on GARDEN & On
follow 0'S
For Best assortment Of Garden Fr,,;, ,
p. Hart, III. \. Fisher gaydcnc, >
&" Best Pumpkin, H. II. Dent ~ $40
" Best Ruta-B1gal Turnjp. 5. u vrr J
4" Best Sampl Of Potatoes lCrFro.,'s;.,'a>' F,
for Field culture, Z. W. Bepton ''~l
" Best tSampie of Potatoes Orleans, .. )
Table use, A. +. Jones, y q"
+" Best Samples Of Bcets, I. P. Ho,r, /.
90 Cabbage [all sample,
" Best Samples Q Winter Squash r,.,
e. samples good 7 Nelson Cla,. ls'"'
Z" Best Sample of Ciuons. {. II 49,,
strong,
" Best i Acre Of Beans. raised BY youth
under > years Of are, Geo. iyo, ~"
g Best Sample Of Radish, lily Y.n,l.r +. !.
do Kohl Rtbi q" u' .
= do Peaches Mrs c. Smith .
L" DO Pears, john P. Brrbm@r .
Best Assortment Of Orchard grg;, =, .
Daniel 0imsted,
pest '"FEtY 81 apples. L. W Niles :
Best Samples Of Siberian Cab T..
pies, Jacob Pect,
BestSamplcs Of Rice Corn, S.P. H,,, {.
" Best 10 lbs, Maple Sugar, fan sun.
pies lin2, G. H. Armstrong.
" Best Maple Noiasscs, c, Il. Armstrorr !.
Nelson CLARK exhibited some Crane, orS
large blue variety, not Of flavor =,
warrant premium, ~,
COMMITTEE: K. W Beu.on. 5. P. Gool...
Henry Yentzcr, DR.. L. Jcorg.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28

G9~ The Hon. j. Clancy Jones, the
best-whipped man in the country, has ac
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-28
The Committee on SHEEP awarded

The Committee on SHEEP awarded
premiums as follow
For French Merino Buck. to s. N Mills. 8 90
Yearling Leicester Buck, JOS Phillips, 90
, YRS old Buck, J Leicester and J
BtkcwelI, Jos. Phillips, 200
" Pen Of ) Buck Lambs, JOS. Phillips, 90
I" do Eve do 90
d" yrs old Buck, French Merino, to
Sylvester GreeGman, 200
The Committee would also state that Buck
No. l9i tno nane) they consider nearly equal
to No 2o5, (Sylvester Greenman's,) on which
they have awarded Premium.
COMMITTEE: l.. W. Lyman, Seth Taggart,
II. Q. Perry, Henry Nelson, &. D. Doba
The Committee on SWINE awarded
premiums as follow:
FOR Best Sow, over y'r old, to Alnleroa
Nelson, Sl.50
Best Boar over months old, to AL
meron Nelson, 80
Leicester Pigs. to Dennis Hall, Dipi
Boar Pig, Suffolk and Leicester, to
Il. NJ Rathbune,
Comnutee: Lewis Lyman, James Nelson.
nc CUuiulilISC va ~ \ LII IN dNuIu-
ed premiums as follow
For Pair of Chickens. J Shanghai and !
Cochin-China, to BENZ. Rennels, so
I" Pair of Guinea Hens, 5 NJ. Mills, Dipt.
d" do Geese, do
" do Ducks, do
Committee John NJ. KilJourn, Sobieski
Ross, Ii. Andersen.
The Committee on GRAIN & GRASS
awarded premiums as follow:
For Best Acres Grass, Mason Nelson, S3 90
" do / Acre Peas, Us bushels Hen
ry Nelson, 75I
Sample of Swamp Wheat, s. " Mills, Djpl.
do Golden Drop, +" So
do Rye, +" " 5OI
q do Rio Grande Wheat, to l. P.
Howe, so
Handsome specimens Of Corn were exhibit
ed by w. 3. Ayrcs, H. +. Sizer and others,
which were understood by the Managers 10 be
attended as samples of Crops raised, bat were
not accompanied by any statement of the num-
Der of acres raised, or quantity per acre. The
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final award is, therefore, withheld =
Board for future meeting, that tho ..i y u.
ors may have an opportunity Of ss,,,~'o .Aa'o,
their statements to the Secretary, '''sAlas I
Colnmatp: Isaac P. Howe, j. >.
D. White. A~tsst,
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The G GENTLENEN'S DISCRETION
AIRY COMMITTEE report that they

have examined the articles referred ID
them, and award the following premiums !
For Centre Table, to T. NJ. Jansen, >,,gy aI
Parlor Stove, to s. D. Kelly, W"
. Sulky, to Il. J. Thompson, ~ "A
Z" Butter to Mrs j. Redsoa, "a
" Butter, TO Elymus Hackett, NJ
Centre Table, to j. q. CoSoldwsky Df'
" Placard for First Annual Fair Ieh-
ell Work-drawn and presented 70 o..r
the Society by Mast. J. ". MAYNARD Dy'
" Pair Fine Sewed Boots Cork SoleS," J.,
J. q. HausSelt, =,
. Norwegian Salye to H'y Andersen =, =,
4" Butter to @. G.. Colvin, y,
Piece of Satinet, Mrs. J. L. Nelson ~
" Pair of Fine Sewed Boots, 10 \. . a
Armstrong, n
Nos. Al (Mrs. A. Neson'sl and l3o NI't sr.
F. Glassmre's, the Committee conSio'' 5-l
samples of Bntter-nearly equal to No. ,l..1 /,
C. &. Coiyin's, for which a DlpIOD' "
awarded .,.,
COMMITTEE: S. Ross, II A. Nelson, A''
Eydam, John Reckhow, Sala Stevens