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A sI.rchan, sho, by nis Mistress In Cinc,n-

From nc clneiass' Gazette, SORT 2

from the CncaEsti Gazette, scpt 2
A5Ov. Twelve O'Clock last Eaght named George
Lsvel.n sLsf BY woman named Fanny French, Ia
tfnrt q taf5efs sa0p fih street, as, vest Of
we ate ball entered his cscn belo~ TIE en
shoulder blade srd fouDd odsed ia the chest Just
shovs toe tes-t Hs ssuston very critical though the
rirCes afunnd Toe trunk, instead OF passing directly
ihyousl ID
t. ctouwsaocss n the ARRAY and the reasons Which
lct - u We learn from Once- slater and snoiner
eysvtsas briefly these -Gecrge Deven, Of the drm OF
ItvtNa & aon, hEs been keeping Fanny French his
uafstt iCf TIE lsst eighteen months. she asserts
'ts, $40 hsss aurirg th't TINE, been faithful
q t'tn, vhi.e he hss grown tlred Of her, ADD has
ls,&y deserted Der company fof that Of
fCuGg AZ whom he Las promised 70 marry she
fsGc q - engtRe Ueri, AMI tSreaieasd be
oays 80 bss been very pertnasious attempts
ftoeyer Der control O hn ahc very abusive 10 him ~hen
Gle hgs met him She has annoyed him cons deTaby by
ealing ~ bus store, and afes days ago meeting him
above) she not only sc0lded him, but gave MIN sound
beating Night before ast she qusrreiling with hun
sheu be gave Der pistol asking her n shoot hin with
Arer THIS fesant be stood taking snh her, and IN
said she would ncs shoo him hen and had desire
So but be repeated the epthe,s, sne would kill
hin.
las, pghi che annoyed him BY following him 10 the
r,ei He requested the officers her, but as she
was do NJ nothing openly disordery they declined aud
end svoed % pefvde them 10 make up tner dsreaces
They walked together towards the passage ea1ng
Der room -heu she sshed ham 70 90 up stairs vh ner
ne made . reply, 10 Witch he repeated the eptisv ne
had applied the night before vnereupon she dre~ to-
pistt sbOt nm be res taken 10 EhleBs drug store
ana o ster and Wheeler went INTO Fanny room 70
srrts' Der. sue said 10 Slater, You are geouers&a
a.d utnt teny that shot bn THIS IL toe pistol, gDcu
III sse !Cu Ife.tnt o., ss hare no further use Tor
~ - rsgrg soc bar Geo Linn the rRtal, threw away
Rnue hsd u ts nocset sud weut quietly " me STAT
r. tr tsgregsg hat soe tat % cpppriaa'T 70 kii
.t tAsne
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CPORrING- CHAMPIONSHIP Treqnay uvpr
~ Al the Metropolitan Sail Cour, "a Cr,snr ~..s gsr,
~ hand ball fc< he chstinr belt and sarss pres.,a ~
he patrons 81 The gsDe The pyers Peter Mc, ar ana
hdwsfd osvsssn Hsina John rubbs ard rdWaga M4'oy.
Cirp~. Tickets - cents Zach. ''N " - we
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v
o. Ea6lng Etssfs v y. Gel, l. J. kHieontry, o. r.
tNgit. bury snc 1rou -tnB, we're sgp9lcte1 CON-
mtee 20 repor resclutons tor the constellation VI The
nsetr,
p.iIg he sbssDcs o. tse COMMITTEES the ntollag vAs
a6df atsfa " Nn1 Ort0rn others
tie mtee having returned. reported The following
Irssuable sbc rosoutiolEs-
Wntsw have q IN convention % nlrniu &c Cand
date a. be surpored o. the democracy IL Green River
cuuuis l.. tie election whca takcs place TOE "a
dsy august, sIc proper that should oehac
pct nnr Hnc osclaecar PRINCIPLES, therefore, be u
Ett0lvec, That We. toe Democracy % Green River
couLiy - IefritorS and entire cont
the s0tatnisxauun o. President BuchAnan.
Resolved, fnsi Vi on bets church and State FOR
pottcs or 81 other parrcsts dangerous ADD subver
sive o. republican Institutions
Rexc.vtc, fbai Tie Presidents proc Guaati on
parcoLlrs the kofnors Tor seaitOn and treason mag
nsnncts ntasure, and ca rvlsed 70 elect mos, ,sutary
objeos tneI homes, loyal czers Of ths
otlu1eC PEOPLE.
Resolved That we loek upon polygsmy "a pr,ctosd in
the Territory moral, social and political ev, and
Ggty oppoeIuon 10 civil liberty and toe institutions
Irrcplee o. the government
Resolved That pieces candidate for represents
I've wn osborn, Esq Il elected 70 use all his crorp
&C. Lave 81 laws the setute book, variance With TIRE
prnfTies herein declared. repealed.
Mhah benz real, we're aoanln0WN ADOPTED
NJ t-torn, IN sbcrt, but pity speech, explained his
potcs PRINCIPLES ard returned thanks for his nom ~
ton, I'D -. succeeded ~ Hon wn. A. Carter, 10 ais
usual ithc tous style
kss-rs. 7 J. Montgomery, Fessn anu Gsuasoan also
addressed the meeting
twas on motion resolved that tho proceedings OF this
meeting be transcribed for publication.
Tie meeting having returned thanks 10 the Chairman
ano secrttsry Tor NE courtesy and dignity with which
500 ose WILLIAM A. CARTER, Chairman
UvEr n O'NIRI S~~retAtt
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In the city and county Of New York. from 2sth day
August to the 4.h day Of September, 1855
Acn, 80; women, "a; boys, 10 girls 204-1oal, 6p2
Aduih 1859, children, s33 males, Sli females, 2Ts;
oolored person.,
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ehey would have oeased altogetAse. n Ne oeuss q
few jean hey VIII - Incorporated n The New YsFk
Ual2.
Tho thirty am Cincinnati trade sais 70 begin o. n,
yn q hs month, and will DO conducted. by the firm q
&C. Hubbard. ms catalogue Is not 80 large - either
those referred 70; but b quite crcditabe Affair." 90
ndering tho popoouae sizes Of the three cities II num-
bers Two hundred and forty eight pages and Includes tue
names q some my publishers Tho terms ono half cash.
and one half four month"; credit Ill purchases amount
ing 70 two hundred dollars and upwards and cash on all
purchases less than two hundred dollars Among the
publishers whose books make up the catalogue some
In New York, Phadephia Troy and other cities through
out the country, beside Cncnnah itssf Tho amount OF
the sales will probably reach SIXTY thousand dosrs
that the total Of the fall sales IN New York.
and Cincinnati will be over half million.
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T,HE PEOPLES DENocEATiC. REruRricAs GKrr
RAJ Committee VIII meet this Monday evening. a, ~
oc'ocS, At soza' Esn. Tbcs s-EPflFss, Chairman
~oonRuyr ,secs
9Th wARD.-THE Den ocRATIC RErUBLioAS RLE0-
" tors OF the 9Th ward requested % meet No ~ Kim
street. Tuesday evenng September between the hsas
OF and Y. NJ for the purpose Of ele,rg delegs 70
De- for Syracuse convention
TIMOTHY eRENNAS,1
OWN KINNEY inspectors.
IEUr. aiAN,
10th wABD-AT MEETING or TAG SOCIETY or
IL Regulars OF This ward 81 the -Four Mile boUsc
day, September A. the folio ~i1g eisctef
delegates 20 the general committee for the sir yuhs
william Mcspedou. James hsroney william Clare, frAs
6acdonouah WILLIAM DUNHAM, Press.
NJ e M.sSoS0usH' ,see~.
OCD wARD-THE REGULARS or THIS wARO
III hold general meeting this evening st HupTerts 10
firy third street a. socioch hemhers will please
tuaL TEkxNCE hILEr, Prosident
CHARLKs ALArRTeos. Secretary
ECD WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION cLCa.- sgn.
III beru OF the above club hereby notified
regular Meeting o. said club the Of Mr. Francis
Cross:n OF krvsnh and forty second
Monday evening sept & 1858 unite the
FEAsGis CaossIs. President
THcs.s EeAs, Secretary.
Tnnsss nolan, treasurer.
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erbe dtccnsed, David Hart AGED 81 years, aud John
Pcsnrg, Med ~ ears ratvE q ir0aof sni By occups
t0nyEccsrIentefs contracted the dses-e while employ
cd on The ship Rather, nov al oUssntibe.
herumber o. teaihs compared sin thc corr spending
weeks q 1855 and 1867 and q last week col ovs
woek ending sept g. 1sss. .......,..... sos
sept 6, is5T......... ................. 6s5
Augusi 2s. tsSs. ............... -. o5I
sept 4 1915. Observation-Disclosures. 5e2
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"A M RrwARD.-Isosr OR STOLEN in aOTva
AtUU from "a Barclay street 10 ne Custom House
snd from the Continental Bank the following noss
"a "a IA "a check ON Bank &c New yors drsvn b,
q nj RogerL = Bredt Co, and endorpsd oy hem
yg7 "a check the METROPOLITAN BANK drnwn Nv Nslx
0.ssforo, order Bredt 30, and enaorrei bY them
wernwag, endorsed 10 X Brett a Co
SIS ~ check on - drawn By Alexander ps~ympe es
500 check on The Continental Bark draws by 7~sat
co 10 bearer.
s3is In srd urourreu bank h,a Ts psva.r, a,
the above papers has been sopred puhc are hyF
~ wNr~ sgsnN negotiating the whoever viii r.
turn the hole reward viii be given fn o. for the
che@ss alone s bJ leaving he II 81 Barcay and
questions asked. ' ' -
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LOST AND FOUND.


E'0UND-A WHITEHALL boat. WHICH THg 0wnKn
II can have By proving property and psyios
ply % Tno1fsOf hUnfrk, y Ola slip.
I osT-oS So sEPrKxSEg INSTANT, IN FOURTH
IL avenue siAge or n The reghborhoot Of Fourth
Prcadvssy q single stone diamond ring with bus
eSs.-e scu Esighrg about az ters reward
vii be paid fr IA BY leaving h. viiA r. o.
Merrill. 81 sibery street up stairs.
Cs1-A GOLD BKAGRLsT or LARGE SIZE, ON
Tuesday evsrf lat IN the vicinity u Grari street AMI
the Bowery. liberal reward vii 20 paid leaving Ae
same With Albert H. r'eoaay, 40 Esoai street
Y Osf-oN SATURDAY, BkIwEhN CADAR AND
IL biIk sirees es bLls Ihe Under VIA hbe
rally rev srded By leaving u VITA h. Eooorisca. 2N
Pearl street.
ceT-A BRAChIEI, vITG a bLuS LoCEET sES
IL with diamonds hsnd.one reward vii be given II
ISL FiitA syerue, 90 iis return.
7 osT-rwo YOUNG COWS IN wFsr NEW YORK
Ia being darh red win yate pacx Nus oAog he.d.
hs chrr Nrovn and white sp0.sN 1he frf~T VIII crwa
80 reward delivering lbs " NAL alien
uAls West ne- iors, near ,h- Wsldschoss
4 OsT-TESrERDAY MORNING OK GOING FEoH NO
- i62 Wooster street 20 he Bedford
streets pair ~ gold apec'sctos The mSrxsd
&C one aloe 1he endtr all y SUITABLY war by reiurs
ire them 10 ne above nuInber.
r psT-oS 50 sEerRNRRz INSTANT IN A FouRTa
~ avenue or m The beigbbJr Aooc Ct Fourth
stone weighing about IL csrn's dnsrAi ~ars VII
psd by leaving the sane With q. morrill, CT Liberty
~ Stairs
IL street email sch and terrier teeth gope,
psent -@ibcr collar bue ssd black. liberal vii
be paid By rgtuf an him 10 Ac above nuua5Cr L6
street, rCrne- o. Nsuire nkADh gOWrsENC
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cS REWARD LOST. 4 BLACK AND TAN rESREER
,ND answers 70 he nam " randy. viii While
the breast Tho stove will De paid ~ Letorno
Co. 2i3 Broadway between vafk pisce ard Murray
ri A REwAPD-LcaT. A GOLD sTosE PzACKI.Er
YlV on saturday sernoon IN the vicinity Of Cens street.
The above reward will be paid delivery OF he
h a " L.. is2 Broone street, near broadway.
am REwARD STRAINED OR STOLEN FROM no
DlV y East Fourteenth street. Saturday moruing.
bsck and tan tsrrier dog and tail cropped had
black leather collar bound with rcd The above reward
Will be paid on his beng returned 70 ~ kss Fourteenth a.
ok REwARD.-Losr From xs EIoHrH AVENUE.
OlC large black Newfoundland dog; answers 10 The
name Of Spring has spot Of white bis breast and 70
tai white. Lost on TUESDAY night August ri.
6Jn REwARD.-LOsr, n SINGLE STONE DIAMOND
~ bressipr, on Broadway, near the Stevens house
be above reward v1ll be peh delivery ot Toe same W
y. w. Winchester, "A broadway.
gun SEWARD -l.osr, of THs nvEsiNe ~ fHE
.DeDU NJ instant the Jcraey tfv DEPOT god patent
ever sach while dial L@ysnd. MAKER, Liverpool
Ter supposed be 500 70 which was attached hair quad
thain. al. shove reward ell be paid and
cd upnn RETURNING the rsme 70 No En 'FRONT.' street New
Yort pavnbroters and Jewellers are requested W
offered.
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! Farm Of 300 Ae's, coatAi2'g iron s y
2 Earns 100 " each, y

These shares will De sold at $40 each, and
n numbered certificate to any ons making appl-
cation. One-haIf Of the purchase money wi
be required before the division when the mum
bered certificate vii be given-t5a 9th r IL
bsfore the delivery Of the deed, after the di-
vision. Thus it will be perceived that each
subscriber or purchaser is sure of getting 3
two-acre lot at a very trihiug price, whilst a
the same time he has a chance of getting q
pdIuGbke Tqrm. The division ID take place OF
the first day Of March, 1888, ualess th4 shares
should all De disposed of before said time
Due notice will be given when aud where the
division will bs made, So that those who de-
sire can be present.
These lands are surrounded by some of the
post famous n.iaGrll spritgs in Tue STATE, aud
are in the midst Of 3 deeply picturesque anu
magnificent country. Tie title is goOl, hay
ing lately been conveyed by the Sta.s TO the
present propristor. Some portions OF the
tract are well tiHbered, and other portion;
contain iron, lead and coal. Il possesses 9
strong and good soil, Ike most Lands in the
Valley. The two-acre lots are al n one body
in central and eligible portion OF the tract.
These lands are sold at Il prce below tn il
actual cost, in order to induce settlement. Fo1
certificates, circulars &c, apply 10
J. D, GANGEWER,
@ Agents Wanted. Bethlehem, Pa.
Also for sale, in Western Virginia, Farms
partly improved at from 81? TO S35 per acre,
according TO location and Improvements,
lo:24-St, ..ar
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COURT PROCLAMATI0W.

WHEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White,
w President Judge, and the Hons. Joseph
Mann and G. G. ColVin, Associate Judges of
the Courts of Oyer Terminer and General Jail
peliyery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace, 0rph-
aas' Court and Court of Common Pleas for the
County of Potter, have issued their precept
beaPing date the fourth day of November, in
theyesr Of our Lord one Thousand eight hun,
dred and hftY-seven, and to me directed, for
hslding Court of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery, Q larter Sessions OF the
Peace, Orphans Court, and Court Of Cornmon
Pleas III the Borough OF fCoudersport, On MON
DAY, the 18th day OF February next, aad to
continue one week.
Notice is tAerefore hershy given to he Cor
oners, Justices of the Peace and Csnstabies
within the county, that they be then and there
W their proper persons, at ! D O'Clock A. N, of
SAID day, with their rols, records, inqu sitions,
examinations, and other rememhrAnces, TO do
those things which 10 their Offices appertaia
70 be done. And those who aro bound by
their recogalzancss 10 prosecute aga INST the
prisoners that are Or shall be in the Jail of said
copnty of Potter, arc to be then aud there 10
prosecute. against them as will be Just.
Dated az CoUDERsroRT, January nth, 1858.
acc tae sgd year of the Independence of the
VsfS4 SlSass ef America.
A C. TAGGART, shssif.
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EE> Remember, our terms arc Fifty cents
! for one wear for a SINGLE cony or three cor
/ les will be sent under one cover or address for
One Dollar. Address,
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publishers, No. 3S North Seventh Street
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H. HOMESTEAD T'oA SO!
P23 Farms for Sale iYa TIA 3 valley
OF Virginia at $40 Each.

VyHESE Farms are situated in B9te.our
M county, ,sWestern Virginia, in one Of tnt
hsGIlhtest regions IN the aOoTld "a has been dem
opstrated by recent statistics. The nertherr
portion of the tract lies witain five miles O.
Kanawha and James River Canal, the south
ern portion within eight miles of the Virgin;
and Tennessee railroad. The m ain road from
Fineastle to Sweet Springs runs through ta,
centre of it, These farms viii he soil b.
subscription. The tract viii be divided intl
723 shares, ranging as follows.
/ Farm Of 800 Acs, contain iroa s lead,
a u. Ii
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KiHG'S ktW CHAIR, PAS YVU LIKE H."

An Arm Chair, Reclining CHAIR, Couch and
Bedst' al, [coNnIN IN on ! is susceptible oi
twelve different positions or changes, to meet
the varied requirements for comfort, conv,n;-
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hlOLlNSy
and Musical Instruments of all kinds at lower
prices than ever before offered to the public.
A large discount to Teachers and Schools.
The trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
SEC.--One of the largest and best Sc
lee ei Catalogues Of Music now published,
comprising many Of the choice and most pop
ular airs Of the day, ard will be sold at one
third OFT from the regular prices.
Music sent by mail TO all parts Of the coun-
try, postpaid. Particular and personI atten-
tiGn paid to all orders received by mail. Sat
istaction guaranteed in every instance. Pianos
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puacnase. Pianos and MclJdeons for sale on
monthly payments. Secondhand Planes Ia
ken in exchange for new. General and select
Catalogues ard Schedule Of prices forwarded
to all parts Of the country by mail
blg" Great inducements offered to AGENTS
in all parts Of the country, to sell the Horace
Waters Pianos, Nelodeons, and Catalogue of
MUSIC 6:46.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
A Bensrolent Institution, established ty special
endopment for the relief Of the sick ard dis
tressed, afflicted acith Virutefat and
Epidsmac assesses.


yESO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseas-
E es. such rs SPEliMAT0RRHEA, SEM
.E(Le WEAKNESS, lMt UTENCE, CuNUR-
KIItEA, -GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice Of
.ONANISM, or SELF ABuoE, &c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF
the awful destruction Of haman life, causea
by Sexual diseases, and e deceptions prac-
Il ed upon the unfortunate victims of such
diseases b5 Quacks several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon as a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of III ir name, to open Dlspen
sary for the treatment of this class OF diseases
in i heir forms. and to give MEDICAL AID
VICE GRATIS, to all WHO apply b. letter,
II z descriyti OF their cpad ton, ("g'
occupation, habits Of Life. &C. and in Sc,
Of extreme poverty, to tU RAlSd MtDlClNES
FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to add
that the Association commands the hlgheS'
Medical skill Of the age, aud viii furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The directors, on review of the past, fee
assured that their labors in this sphere of be.
neyolent effort, have been Of great benefit tC
The afflicted, especially 10 the young, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re-
newed zeal, to this very important bat mucl
deSpised cause.
Just Publ he'd by the AsSoci ton, Re
port on SpormaiorrhGa o. Seminal Weakness
the Vice of OnaniSm, MasturbatLon or Self
Abuse. and other Diseases Of the Sexual Or.
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, which vii
he sent ny mail, Tin sealed envelope, FREE
OF CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS
for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.
GEORGE R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors,
EZRA D. fHEARTWELL, President.
| GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Secretary. ll0:24-ly
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fin sh quality and richness OF material, faith
h.latsa OF execution, durability and CheapacSS
these chairs a!e Lnsurf a<scd. For them, ii
". KING Il son, were awarded the first and
only Prize Medal, and The faculty recommend
them as far preferable to beds or cOuchcS toI
patients afflicted vii .Sp.nai As,hnidt1e q
RroEcLjal affections. . .
To ci'her arm of the chair may be attached
a conyea.enj reading or writing DESK, end any
combination deS req viii be manufactured ic
TO order. . s il. .
a Circular with explanatory cuts, win be
sent by ma # requested, and orders with re-
mittanceg, promptly forwarded to any part o
the world.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-21
Dibies and Freslan3enfs.

A supply of good BIBLES ard TESLA
AtNi ID, suitable for the Comm IN Schoo,s
and VERY c4EAP, may be had by calliag at
the Bookstore OF NJ, w MANN, or on the sub
Scrioer. {. II. BLAKE, Az If
. sr-aa att Pepp'a H;bis : ,ie,,,
Coudersport, No, IS, 1857.
k4r THoss unable TO purchase VIII bs fur
nished srasdtousiE - IIos2.l