davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
F-sz ,se y y. E-sgsas Par:.
An knti-SlaVery Candidate for
Governor in Virginia.

The subj5ined card appears among the
advertisements Of = Richmond daily paper
Mr.. Abraal. who proposes himself as can
Gidata for Governor Of Virginia, on the
ground of lis opposition TO slavery, i
doing what : f-s years since welld have
procured him the honor Of visit from
iaa messengers of Judge Lynch, with :
polite invitation either 20 leave the stat,
or take coa, of tar and feathers Ofshe
candidate hial>elf We only KNOW wAz: ap-
pears in Lis card. but ! note f7,m him
ailrvssed TO Is. atlrus that he Is sure q
receiving = vote =. which VII astonish
everybody but himself" Il Is apparent
from This thai somebody Is 70 De a>tonish,
- at the re<uiI-ei.aer Mr.. Abrsu 0.
the pualie-aad Ee need not say that wv
hope i viii De the public
With regard % tie method h which
NJ Apram D7cposes % abolish S3aveyy IT
Virginia, IT vii be early eooagh to discus:
il when j: is brOush: bofoFe Congress b.
the representatives Of lie slave states b.
10 the meantime, wita2ai saving anything
m Is fSyo-, ve may observe tAaE ]. is Ger
.a;nly quite a. legitimate 2n appropriation
q. the public za1s = scoFe ot cGlers foI
=kieh members u Congress are fuand
voting ever sessiol:
-To rsE PxOPLs CF VEssESI4 - bt-rts
s-vc..s- zvss.; - e4zEi-z,e ,o- tAe oz.cs :
.rose-Ec- = l1S >szse OF Virginia 11- s22.
--se. E.:z ~Ez:<ye- Abl-lty passes ;-s Wis
.9a q zc>epsz-g o1- A-12-e1 Ez-ll-s O.
ares cssAe p13lc gAz6 t1= 1S1sT Gcc--l---
-1e-ef-y= 10 5s apple - ;ae g-2t-s- eIilrr-
ia q >Iavsrv, - pzrcE4sl-s ize yo21z sa=ves
~ ,sesr EigragEoa cSy OE- Ece Cz.ie4 S-zEe>
Had F.rslziz sg--sss3 lie AC-3-e3 z:-Lgs-s q
ares tA4; >1e s.s- IL tE- Ca-;s2 STATES i
.rS-, = t15. P4-poss. TAs bz1ks q he zA,eS.
10 rlvt-< Ecll3 Ee~ - I<ezi1g =IiA = ta-lftg
x2I.= 205zs2,loz- All ssrs~l ES-A es1Zts- r.
szSes AE1 .,sz4se< So =o1L1 tA-czS s.
- E.4,-s .: ;as teis-Al Ia5ca eSTs ter G-s
.z - Szs-ci.Ere, s-ss = esz=.-o@ sri S-ss !
--az-.4s-z-ss- G5-E - c1s fair s.l1 Il
cgzS4. ~ EsE2hx-l 4ss % c11s- EaT1.-azt
&c t-z2zge s@4l as -1&
- l1z- S<EESz-. eEe- 1slsefzl All s-Es
~EEN2Y A82Aa7
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
sa- The Republicans of the XXVt

s@- The Republicans of the XVII
Congressional District have not yet sue
ceeded in making nomination, as will be
seen BY the following extract from the
Erie Constitution
This iIhursday) morning the name
Of Gen. Dick was Withdrawal by the Craw
ford Conferees, and they proposed that
Hon. John H. Walker should be noml-
mated. The Erie Conferces refused TO rc-
cele froal Nr. Babbitt, aud after between
% ana 80 bailoytiugs during which the
vote stood steadily, Walker 5-Babbitt )
the Convention adjourned without IUm-
mating, and the Crawford Conferees gave
notice that they would refer the question
back to the people or to the Convention
which appointed them.
They asked the Erie Conferees to &c
likewise and allow the people Of Ere
County to decide IS 10 future action, but
this proposition vas rejected. and MIR
Babbitt's friend. thus obstinately declined
10 trust the people to settle the question.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

principle oaly. Yet, we desire to remind
our friends of the necessity of being on
their guard against the cuaning devices
by which the enemy wiR eadeasar tG
gain new foot-hold in this county. The
success of eur candidate for Congress IL
this district, is in great measure de
pendent upon the amount of his majority
in this county. If the Republicans o
any county in the district allow them
selves to be divided by local issues, th'
success of our candidate is extremely
doubtful; but the detection OF even a few
Republicans upon mere local issues ma,
re-elect the traitorous Al. White. w
regard il, therefore, the duty of ever,
Rerublican in the county 10 stand by tn
whole t;eket aud vote il ''rain OF shine.
The avarage uajOrity this fall for tn
county and district tickets shoud De 80
We feel safe in promising this majorit..
10 Hon. James 7. Hale, if the Repubii
cans Of Potter county work and vote zeal
ou>ly. and rebuke with the proper spirl
the effort to create diSsentions BY the us
of personal and irrelevant issues. Re
publcans of Potter, shall our promise b
verified. and our district redeemed frOa
Slavery! Remember that in untoR ther
Is strength.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

eS The Congressional Conference 81
Wiliiamsport on the 7th inst.. dominated
the Hon. JAMES I. HALE, OF Bellefonte
On the hrs, ballot. The vote was, Hale
IL; Pstrikeu. :. We have not received
the published proceedings of the Confer
elce, though il Is now more than week
since; bat the conferees from this county
report that its action was entirely Earmo
uious. and the nomination unanimously
md heartily ratified.
y. Hale i one e the strongest mer
in tha State, and will ably aud efficiently
represent this district If elected. No mai
could have been selected who Is better
versed in It's interests, or who can mar,
correctly reflect the wishes Of its eons.it
uency. In order that ozr readers may ~
that he is well known and well thought
vf outside Of his district. We print the
following:
JAMES I. HALE, ESQ, Of Be.lef3ute
has been nominated fyr Coz gres>. bv tie
Peoples Co1fereeS. in opposition To AL
LIsoN WHITE. Mr.. Wh.;e viii Eni :hs
Laeo.np;on sE:nd.e hard TO carry. Nr
HALX l. o4e If the be-. zen II the s te
and vi! b electei D. large majority. -
Har-as5sEg 1.ts.yr-loh-
-Ihe-e i. the tz.-est pro=pect-Ei5i
-aything Ike IN sctlY@ zEG ur;I~d can
zs;-a q tie Fzr 0i t1e e2P.e.tio0-o
The e.ee.ss1 C.: Hz-s 0va- E lite. -Les-
iLs-g CAr5~ iese-
We agree ~.sh g. friend of :ae Csrez
ir'>, tha: the P--S2ee: of Judge Hale.
e.eetioa i goo3 i TIE party :-i=-is il .h.
3is:rct a-a active All united I1z-- Z
bit ii,tle iiz,s % -, n now. al3 RePzb
leans sboal3 20 to ro-k Immediately znC
v::h ;Lzt VII and e8s-gy 50 requisite :
:asuFeszece>.- TLs-es-eo1,y toar weeks
- zurE Il.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

works Of bcnefcence which will endure to
bless our children-all who profoundly
realize that RIGHTEOUSNESS exhalteth
nation" and that no real advantage can
ever accrue to any person or community
| f.om acqpi>itiens,ors successes achieved oy
means which eontravene the laws of Eter
nal Rigkt. This free allotment of Hunted
portions Of the Public Lands to Actual
Settlers thereon, and every hopeful plan
intended to diminish the sum of human
misery from dearth Of employment or in
adequate recompense--every scheme es-
peetia4iy thai seeks to help the unfortunate (
by enabling and teaching them to help
thSqSelves-must command our earnest
sympathy and cooperation.
Within the present year, TIE TRIBUSE
has provided Itself with new and faster
Press at a cost of 1000, merely that
some OF our sabscribers may receive their
papers . mail earlier than they otherwise
might co. With correspondents At the
mist important points throughout the ciy-
ilized world, and staff of writers chosen
from the best in the country, We believe
that even those who dislike the polite,
Of our sheet concede to Its frankness in
avowing its convictions and ability III
maintaining them. We appeal, then, Il
those who believe that IN increased eircu-
Iation Of TUE TRIRENE would eonduce to
the political, intellectual and moral well.
being IF the Republic, to aid Us in effect
iug such increase. As we employ no
travelling solicitors of subscriptions, VI
ask our present patrons in every locality
to speak TO their ncighbors and friends Ia
ogr behalf; we shall gladly receive from
any friend lists OF those who would rc-
ceiye and read specimen copy of one OF
our editions, and shall be particularly
grateful tn those who may send us suca
names from post-otices at which we have
now 10 subscribers. Whatever additions
pay thus be made TO our circulation sha.!
be paTalIeied by increased efforts aud ex-
peudltures TO make our issue more salua-
bic aud useful than they have hitherto
been.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

FRUIT CULTURE: Or, $ Guide y n. "a.
vation and Management 81 fr4it In -.
descriptions 81 Fruits. and q VARIETY = -.
ful Miscellaneous Household Z k.-s.,s,.f I,
illustrated By ThUs. Greg. y.r "a,
Fowler and Well:, publishers. P.,. ),
mail, paper, 30 cents, cloth. 81 c.z,i
Fruit culture has but Just bec.a .s >.
eeive the attention it deserves, all Z.
gladly welcome this work, ss tie rail-
il contains is veil caleahie4 is al a..
instruct, ard consequently benci,, L.
frui;-greRtn- Every person ". L, ,
tr>e, or ground enough ioT one to .rgs =
saouid read il. To b. successful IL II,
culture, = III ANYTHING else, you rz
know bow 10 DO i; and TIL. boos ga
much information one can not Ee.. d. vi.
out. The pr.ce IS 90 small that az 9.
Gill afford it. There il no dyubi b., l. /.
secli.ns some fruits can be made ys....
bic # juGiciousIy cultivated.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

lished and circulated, I received ,
munication from that most entern,;.; Wa.
farmers and stock breeders, John = 3
of Fayette county, furnishing me ~ "
his herd of cattle, twenty in numb. ~
which he will require stalls also ~. q
his sheep for which he wild r,,,.;-. "aH
teen pens, and Of his swine, for wb,.s ~
will need FIVE pens. In the same Cos" y
nication he offers an additional .ween...t .H'
premium to those of the published T.. M
entry free slO-which take tbi, NJ
od of making known.
For the largest and best dis,I,.
thorough bred cattle, sheep, &c, o:.'s
aud held as farm stock, BY the e,E;s,
other than dsiryman, csmbiniu, III" "
properties with regard to feeding mi
ing, wool growing, &c. lst premjun :
ploma and SIS. "a premium =, :
Merino Buck, to be furnished by ] :
Gee, free TO the Society.
"The Executive Committee mr.;
/ to the Exhibition, will anRoon.. =
judges on this premium, its class. and -
er necessary information for eoaretr.,
and make it known IS soon a. re..s.
through the press. Recently | rs..;;,.i
letters from three gentlemen 10 Ohis
intend tc ecome exhibitors 5; one IT,
gentleman in Virginia, and one 20
gentleman from Philadelphia coaaty q,
intend. bringing on his herd VI esul n
this looks encouraging for good e,sF
ton. AOEp
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
An Inquiry.
F0- lie Poster !g.-


Mr.. EDITOR: Ii You silI LaT. "a
ki rduess L. a..Ug me. vii E4a@ 4, !.
gLsry through the columns Of ~, az
Bl.n to knew what h4s btc.4= i q,
"Book Committee" ] Elc1 i-,s.e
ted in tEe paItizl efort made a. ..
Teachers Association al Osssyo; A.
| mi,iase n4., ue we're then prv4,.t. :.
publication Of the report tkaa n4e., M
also tie report On some -. = tF1,.aa
in : short lllue. NOE i; s-rz-s ~ <. L.
= pretty long 'shS4t iiue Is taisI
and - ye. no rePOr: aPEe4rs- Ia; IA
COMMITTEE blcome d.szgxEsgsd II;
700 much confidence n tie persl1i =.
iectei for that committee - b-.l=Ts a.E
their perseverance, is Gne4Ezl 70 III III
required of them. Have IAey iEs. y
mzDy meEi.or.g4s Eorks ta-I ssss:-i-!
: Impossible, or are there DIX "a; -
are s.iiIBg % recommend. ss i-..4
that Whatever dimeu.iIes E-zy LsTs ~
seuled ihe se.Te. ssa soga - s--Za.--
TED, aud the report completed ID 'i.',
4se souie lBi:.ativ8. tE-t Tie rsEs =
;rsse who are eng ged L tn ~ q >
.aol-shiug ualivflilg 0. i@I;-Et-ai u
Dc rewarded b the slSPisca 9: -
aud oaT schog.s nd q ,a. zsaa. ..
growiu. evil WEI tie cyl --.-+: Z. I"
zUJ# thcir aae.aJy1l-, Al s-ls:
! D.El<.A
SeEs. Ga. 1888
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
IniQR L. SfrenSth.

Ine uuE.Fpy i.5el.;ies existing il
aeiehborsl- CoagEesssol4, AID Seazioria
DISTRICTS, With regard 70 e5ecsiBg Regub-
lean nolicatioas, shcald Dc warning
II The pA1E i tbs county and dl-tric:
.oaFosi that danssrua. t&csi91A-ls- vLi-a
or party : so susceptible Of by tie ve-y
nature ot i:s organism. TIE RepG6llc1z
party .zi,ssl. Is Iaviaci5le, b: 3IEIiss',
L weaker than ;t6 Ecak-St- !. mar Il
asked Ehys We z7s=s-, heczcss q lie
Tari=ty G: I-x 01Eznie elements. an1- tbeEe-
Eo-e, of is susceptibility 10 the i16aeac-
81 of p-iuary factiooalls1s. Il vel a.
7e-<o1zI aztsti0az- ThEs tea3e1cy H9-s
lhAn al other causes / Ekz,F 70 p-l.3Ece
TIE s-eosss Of she SLzEs-po~sr, L. o1ly
At ;2e e1rrs1s ele-tioo. bzi u 1852.
We hare ssaz as-1ss esa13sz-s /, The
Integrity of ,he Republicans oi Pat:.r
cga-.y, he-zzse xe t-lsRTe :bzs ls-gs
-@aiseza:y q tksz l-s Izct Ecz lsrs o.:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

quence Of his covetous-smorness or amor
ous-covetousness having bscome SO noto-
rious as 10 be made the subject of legal
investigation. We very much doubt the
cuatity of religion which permits man
under such circumstances, TO doh ana
DON sgain the clerical sobcs in less than
twelve-month. Much more do we doubt
the morality of a religious society which
permits tbs return of such one to preach
to them. Verify, the ways of this world
are singular.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
n- We would csi! attention to an a

S We would csi! stten.ion to an ar.
ticle on our last page in regard to the
victims Of the SLAYER Echo Ii is writ
ten b. Southern man and published IN
Southern paper, and is undoubtedly ar
rayed in its most favorable c0lors.
The closing sentence of the article Is q
queer one to write after the labor that
mas gone before IT, We would ask "A
Charlestonia1" if he is not in great
measure guilty, in common with every
Shareholder. Of the effect OF those temp
ing gains" to which he So politely alludes
Could he not WELD ! powerful influence.
BY example and in other ways, to remove
;he temPtingness of those gains? No,
indeed "Ni.gers" are too convenient
and valuable in South Carolina for tha,
His motto is IN preach and you may
do the practice" /"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
JAMES + HALE, Of Centre.
OUR TERMS,

from and after the first Of October, will
De S!,25 per snnum in advance, and no
paper will be sent after the time paid for
These terms will be strictly enforced.
We desire our readers to take particular
sotice OF this announcement.
Il La sddition to the above we give
due notice to Deiiaqueats, that unless
V their Indebtedness TO US Is paid up
\As soon as the above date, their ac-
counts WILL be put in the hands of "
Justice of the Peace for Immediate
collection by due course of law. y
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
AsSenabIy--Anii-Lec0nT- 2

= - k2.-Esrf - S.. A15-,f'a- = - =
,s7e-assz s1E. Cs,1afs.H 81 Ts':s ~ : -, =.
a. C4rssza-s - ta= otEs- S -. -
szre = ne rzrE t1t-a-E- As5z----s -
- sIeezss- -r c7zzEEs--s z1-s
.1-L . - E-sz cE ~ Ee-- -
.s1-ess-t4e5 E1gz tzs F@S-ets : ---.-l-ai
rE1z1- g Lz3-s@z5+-as AZ u. -,
q tze C-l1- Az1 ssreegs-F - = -
x tzz Ts-Tz..-5ss I-.e-.1---S .-f-iA -
san. rz2s = -esszst EE-s szs---s l-'''-- -
E-sE- -.s- azAs-s. 49, - - = - )
- = .xzz.s - >1l=g Ars q
z-5 sz-ox - Tea &c 5s1s1-H
LII - --z2Ezz- zAIs - Es'5l 49, ; ri
NO E- K-c..
PIs. Ps.p- Co, Pa, !zEs -
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
gThe Republican and American

~The Republican and American
State Congentious at Syracuse y. Y.
tailed 10 unite on a ticket, and on the
llth inst. made separate nominations as
follows:
The Republicans nominated FOR Governor,
Edwin D. Morgan. o. New York: Lieu;ensnt-
Governor. Robert Campbell. Of S:euben Ca
aal Commissioner. Hiram Gardner, OF Sisgs-
"a : State Prison Inspector. Josiah h. Everest.
OF Clinton
The Americans nominated FOR Governor,
Lorenzo Burrows; Lieutenant Goverao-. Ss-
;aaufe. :. Benton Canal Commissioner Jas.
z Thompson, OF Monroe State Prison n
sp4cror. Wm 4 Russell ci Washington.
This acti Of the Convention places
four State tickets in the aeii,--the Re-
publican, American. Abolition ct Gerrit
Smith, and the LacomFson. The result
is now very doubtful, AID in place of az
vancln. any spsclla,ions Of our oHn W
give Delow extratc- from the two lea ling
Republican papers Of the State, each Of
which aiyoeat-d different policy, The
Tribune SAYS:
The attempt 70 combine the TWO par
ties represented Al SyFaens5 IN united
s eli II agains; the 2bhoFred measures acd
the corrupt and fzithie>s men OF the Bu-
chanan Democracy, appears to have fall
Cd. We regret this result, but are not
surprised at it. \ little more experience
seems TO De necessary to the masses or 10
the leaders of the two parties A con-
5iuati0u Of them l. inevitable, but the
time for it has not yet arrived. Bul
.ho-gh the anticipated cooperation has
;hus been prevented % far a. the State
ticket i concerned. re trust i nav yes
b. found practicable IN the Congressional
Districts. especially where the two par
ties acting separately are sure to De beat
en- by the cobwon fo=.
( The ErsHiag Post views the matter
differently:
The deliberaticns Of the convention
we're marked throughout b. determine
tion % iuicrpgse ~ obstacles 70 81 han
o-zb.= union, fgr ,hi, election g. least, o
al who are animated bT conGoa ha>.ii-
itT 10 ;le S.avery Propaganda, and e. ,l-
system Of v.5ieuee, fraud and proSigacy
0F which il t.lriYeS A. Il earnest Il
ghe;r sincerity in this matter, they took
The Initiative IN appointing : committee
n cJut-r 1tt- If.1-e.,IIssu us AMER
cal. tlzn s5;tih-zt Syracuse u ascertain
-h-t@1- Ee-e -z= s-TsEs8- when the
2errE. a. Convention c5El1 consistent
= I Ia re.. 1tr iaz-- e0peTzslg1 s-z,-S.
re -g1 Hs,o enemy mere ez-y Of pleasant
: dz- ~zs,ei in deliberations of th:. kind
rs lao-za % s-.i-tv the Repu5l.czL.
h. ne A1e-1eaE veLt.0u Esz il the
haI-s 4 E-e1 va5 Lad Pe-soasl ends 10
se-ve 20 El.ca tie i-iere-ls gf the pub
lie ant Z ;-s American party were quite
l1--iICzce. A. s1sz a. thsz keez1e a.
parent. the R@p8t.icsa Cg7velt50n togE
= appeal from The 4-2tr.czz CoETentign
- ta@5- constituents. D. a ping sgca
-eS1.a.iyEs al selecting SEeA c4alsiates
a. 10 American, Eho .ya Fashlsa5 with
any o: the Pztrioslc paFgl~=s fOr Ebici.
l-e Republican Fa-Ty 49, srassiE=3. cza
hesitate 10 approve Of. Nar g ~ do4b,
:hai tLe arP=ai VII De faIly sl>-4iEed-
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

GESE8AL bCaS EE-E y>- IALRoCs--
T-s: rzf--s = ez13i=-ber J4c6" vent c1s
Z c2es y s7CSai - "Ezra p,easy. -
we haze i1f-1e1 car readers u lszGi1g-
. = al SITS - eJafrzes>- Mr. barre;E-
.''alhoaas sagccsssa=, h~s pa; stop Ia a.
his sr4cuLzrsoa by BoslfvIl@ he cco;rzc-
;0-s tls.s 1sei- s1-=s4Easu-< sssa tie l.lGs-
lrlc1s a p-a>1s.1e; q t1e L.r-ac2aFt1a I.1z-
yeztsga" woasl agE * -es-SaFsed- Ill.
ao..sca;ssa h.s caused oo1s5-ars3ss *
slisz2eac, z-1 ne T1rT9E1s c-s2tTzc,9-s zre
% hiSa 6a3E7g7 ,as-ez-- So-e u t1e2
prTystssy 5e-s2-e th-. ;htv paid CAlagan-
Fs.S rass. -, Es.le = El;hy lae-s ~ a.
a--ig- .aez ss$S- ss9sra-ss, al ---e1Ts-
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
MAJ. Monrye. Of Knoxville. Tic.

H \. J. Monrve, Of Knoxville, Tioga
Co, announces himself IS an independent
candidate for Assembly, in opposition 10
Mr.. Wiliis,0a. He runs under the espe-
eial auspices Of the Leeouptonites. lie
should have couPany-therefore We pro
pose tha. the Leeolnptoni'es of this coun-
~ nominate y L. Dixie, E>q-, of this
place. who run 40 far behind las. year
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

@- John u. Forney. IN bis speech al
Vest Chester. y. Y, last week. assured
MS hearers tia. Pennsylvaui. would
give FORTY THOUSAND ANTI-LE-
COMPTON MAJORITY. Col. Foruey
i pretty good 10 political calculations, ana
] lubtleSS fcreSLad1vs the will and wishes
Of those Anti-Lecomptouites still ealing
themselves Democrats
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

N The election il Vermont last week
resulted in majority of over l4,00g for
the Republican tieke;-a gain of nearly
1000 and tvo-thirds or three fourth.
majority the same way in the Legislature,
which is also large gain. a good omen
for the October elections, We t.link.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

they do threaten to expose " Prince jack, "
provided he does not return to them his
ill-gctten gains. General Burnett is de-
termined on wipiug out every stain of Cal
hounism in the Surveyor Generals Iepar-
ment, and is endeavoring to render the
office worthy the peoples con6dcpce.-
Learenicoyth (Eansasl Times.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

rE Ciersc1l i--egll4El.1e. E1zl3 se1u
10 bs il high izzz 9Th tie Pgzl,zz<
sIus1l 6ezcsa3znts II Bostoo- IS evi-
5=ac@ q .hlE fsct. ~ r1zs gha reS-31:s-
Ieat, d z-ls- ilse -z@SsAh2liiskzzz. q 80
RsF- Mr. Kal.3ek n Pastor q Tres:
Ts1yie, fua shzsA &c nsz zaors sizn !
svssv.z,R:a asacs aA55s.seS IN scase-
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

~ We have received IGa Erst No c.
the CestraI Pres, Al i.iepe0dea. Psg~r
started a. Bel.vtonis, by Wien FCraey
and J. G. kGrrz, CT Of he Elects q the
De=.ocraac Wig Wien FO-asy, sk= cd
.o-, i. vel knosn By Us tozgsr eo-aec-
,ioo with sii.o,sA. life, HS vel q. II F15lti-
III eircls4. We advise yoa 20 fo-eso sEc
attempt O:sa :4deP~4si<as PsPer-as " rbe
thing caa'; - ds5--tke 1eres: ro-G Q:
arO- 70 aae parry vii conieun yOa b
ycqi the reassss: hope Of i2s.soessi>zc-.
Yos sill sh0v yoars=.f 10 best siTahtzsc
eiih=- II ! zsa,-zI G. committed poeisi9z-
To yo1 and M ha-EE- yosr oa>iaess part
us-. ne s1teoi q k-zrsF Eish f1r suooess.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16


CyxNTE Treas E.E-z- ---s L-.-7 =
7Tl-z1 zzs-1z1s51 49, .. = IL -
-ez - Dszssy-z q. C4-l44-z-t - =
t111l-. T-zasa-~-- >AA- =
49, -.sEr- 81 :, -----
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

Sag Read the Prospectus Of TIE y Y
TI54z. il smother column. Il IS smiaeRtly
the foremost journal publ he'd IN the UaioA.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

Ia The Lyeoning GGaetts Of lzs;
week publishes the proceedings q tie
Administrative Congressional Conference,
b.: toe< u1t ciFe single word Of edito,
nal reference to IT, This ! 9 j tre@i-
zen, from = PAPER ,ha. desired % ignore
the K1as4s issue = :ez months since
We believe the G1z-t-= Is - severely
stricken Ei,h the Kan>zs rSst Ilat il XII.
NJ, yield any eaeoaaseaeat ID TIE ma
Who 80 rsoen:iy "reaPed EhirlTina
froa ia so.guUs. PsrhzPs the G't=-tts
desires to paaisa the resent refusal ..
ne Aiaiuisgrat.o1 CoRTeati5a q Frank
in coansy % recognize ths g1esEaaso,.a-
services Of GoF- Packer.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
Haicp STATE 1lcmipaiicas.

For CANAL COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM z. FRAZER,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

Rspqbii:aq esaaiy fcRiqaiioas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-11
GtqsteL S .Eantisol,.

IS
Wopld inform, their friend, o,a h ,,,,, 10, ,,, ,tl
open on MONDAY be An ina, sra, lao. ,rj tan1
some assortment of
FAIL, AVN 1gyrvn,Tt, ,,Dnns
which thew have received nov sbir rrTA ror 1aro
and other late arrivals from the North, # consists IN mart
Of
RICH FRENCH CAldCoES-New Styles
:. for Children
French oolored BRlLLIANTGNES.
English BAREaE DRESSES. ....
PLAIN ooLoRED BARE9ES.
BAREGE hRESsEs-Floonced and AquilIe.
CoLo8Ep MUSLIN IN LANES
MUSLIN DE LAME DRESSES.
CuALLE DRESSES.
PLAIN CoLoRED SILKS.
PLAID AND FIGURED SILKS.
SILK BREssES-Floupced and AquiIle.
PLAID FouLARDs.
HOSIERY Of III kinds. comprising
Gents MERINO SHIRTS AND WRAPPERS.
Ladies' . UNDER VESTS
Chd's .. ..-..
Ladies' Cotton, Neriuo, silk and worsed HOSE.
Misses, ".
Gems, u.rr uoer
Boys'
housekeeping Goods,
r4xrv N corrS S"s" s is
PrTrow-easE r1vrvs AVN ,,oTrovs .
pI,rvrTs ~, ,..-a' -,
coryTERPAYEs- ii, ,,,ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-11

THE RAvENswooD.-This fine little packet, com.
manded by Capt. Chas. Foster will be the only one
to leave tomorrow morning for the other side Of the
lake Vaudeville, Lewisburg and jacksonville. She
leaves the Ponchartrain wharf the arrival Of the
O'Clock cars, and returns in time for the half
past Z o'clock cars in the evening. Sunday ex-
curtionsts and over heake residents will take notice
of this fact Fare, going and coming, only dollar