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GRAVEL AND STONE.

By this we understand a collection of sand
like substance having been lodged in the pass
age OF the urine. When the sytem IS in a
healthy state, this substance IS carried OF by
the natural passage OF the body; but when
there IS a weakness of any organ, especially
the kidneys, they become iucapabIe OF expell-
ing such sandy coucretions, and consequently
they are lodged in the kidneys, rrethra, or the
bladder, causing great inflammation to those
organs, and great pains and swelling, and
great difficulty in voiding the urine. 1t has
been admitted by many physicians, that
Morse's Indian Root Pills are made out Of some
particular plants which have wonderful
charming influence in dissolving the substance
which has clogged the passage, and by their
cooling properties they eEpel all intiamma-
ton, and leave the water passage in an active
and healthy state. From three to four Of these
Pills nzht and morning, from one u two
weeks, viii decide how this dreadful disease
IS to he treated, and as they remove the cause
Of every kind OF sease, it is utterly Impossible
for them to fail in curing the gravel as they
unclos the passage, and leave the pars IN a
healthy and Lively condition.
Dir. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold
by all dealers in Medicines.
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AssensblE--AnIi-LecognofOIn.

70 the Eiec.erS q the Eebresatqars Djstric
composed title Counties Of Tlqgq md Potter u
am Candidate for the office Of Representa-
tive in the next General Assembly. Should
be elected, my Constituents may rest assured
That, to the best o. my ability, they viii be
represented upon the principles OF the DscIa-
ration OF independence and the Constitution
OF the Union; and especially that the People
OF the Territories Including Kansas have the
same right 20 resist the enforcement of Slavery
upon them AGAINST their will, that our Fathers
had to resist the Stamp Act ef George Ill.
and throw h.s Tea into Boston Harbor. II
this be Treason, make the most Of it.
JNO. u. kiLBOURNE.
Pike, Potter Co., Pa, June 30, 1858.
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from that trade to cover the expense of
the advertising faror they have EXTENDED
to US Thus far we have done SO with
them.
Now. this may seem like an over drawn
picture; but IRE regret 70 say that it is
teo near being iite-like portrait to be
pleasant to Us; and, to say nothing of the
principle Of the custom, it is certainly a
humiliating view Of the business of Cou-
dcrsport, aud no one feels the humiliation
more acutely than we do We know that
our bounden duty, is to do all we can to
build up the business interests of this vii
lage and county; but we also believe that
it IS the duty OF those interests to aid and
cheer US, and when they re derelct in
in that duty we believe that It IS ours TO
remind them Of it, even though the man
ner of doing SO may be SO clumsy as to
offend--our intentions are for their good
though we may be awkward IN making
them apparent; and what We may have
said in this article is without any other
intention than a general application.
1t viii be seen, by reference to our ad-
vertising columns that Messrs. J. NJ. Judd
4 Co. and D. L. 0lmsted, are willing to
present the most tangible evidence that
they are exceptions to the general rule
depicted above We trust their ''ven-
lures" will realize to them an early ex-
emplifcation of the principle that money
expended in advertising is doubly and
trebly saved to them in the end. We
hope others, (for their own benefit, not
ours,) will follow the examples set, and
give the people of the county, and those
abroad, some assurance tha. Coudersport
is neither retrograding nor standing still
in business, but steadily and surely ad-
yancing to commercial Importance and
prosperity.
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G0mn AMI GoulltlJ.


The County COMMISSIONERS viii
meet at Coudersport on the 2IST DAY OF
JULY. for the transaction of business. am
requested to notify all persons indebted to the
County, that unless settlement is made on
or before that day, the claims viii be put in
the hands of the Sheriff for collection.
JOHN s. MANN.
attorney fol r5e Commissioners
Coudersport, June 10, 1853.
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Rsgr Whoeve~ knew a woman-hater that
did not sooner or later pay for it. Mar
riage, which is blessing 10 another man,
falls upon such an one as a judgment.
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Tue Harrisburg IetegroPhis out strong
ly in favor Of Gen. Simon Cameron, as the
next Republican candidate for the Presi-
deney.
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July ,, 1853.

Died, in Warren, Pa, June 10Th inst.
Mrs. MARTHA H., wife of S. ?. JOHN
son, Esq, Of that place
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Loeai ifcefising.-Perbaps the pub
fisher Of no newspaper in this state has
20 much reason to complain ofiach of To-
cal advertising support. as we have-cer-
tainly, no paper has iess Of such support,
IN proportion to the amount Of business
done in the community, than the jour
NAL. Our merchants seem to think that
money expended in advertising is thrown
away, and regard the act Of sending an
advertisement into our Office for publica-
ton as 4 mere faror to VS-while they
also desire Us t. bid as low as possible for
that favor; in other words, they desire US
to advertise for them at rates even below
reasonable cost of labor and other expen-
ses, and take our pay in store-goods at
prices oftheir own making, (Which, we are
inclined to think, never fail short Of the
highest tarif-rates,) and, moreover. ex-
pect US to write and print, in addition. an
editorial puff at least half as long as their
advertisement. But even here their ex-
Pectations GO not end: They expect US
10 trade enough for cash, 50 that they
VIII DC enabled to secure profits enough
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Notice.

Administrators Notice.
2 ETThRS of administration on the Estate
Ii OF GABRIEL BARNES late of Sharon Town
ship, Potter County, Pa, deceased, having
been granted TO the undersigned, all those in
debted TO The said estate will make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same, viii present them duly authenticated for
settlement. j. J. BARNES, Admir-.
SELENA J. BARNES, Adm'x.
Millport, June Il, l858.-I0:4S-6t.
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For the Potter Journal
Clouds VS.. Cosmetics.

We were admiring the beautiful Grim
son clouds last tevening, when brother, who
was listening, said, q I suppose that is
what the girls paint their cheeks with" +"
| was much obliged to him for the poeti-
cal thought, and wished | were a poet to
eulbalm it in beautiful stanza but am
not, so | wrote it down in plain prose to
look at and think of. What made the
red clouos? Only pile of watery vapor
floating in the pure air and tinged by the
bright sunlight. And really | believe
that is what some of the girls use for
paint, and the rest will when they i'm
prove in knowledge a great deal more
than false cosmetics improve their looks.
Fresh water, pure air and bri ight sunlight,
-szhat can they not do IL the way of
giving beauty. To tree, and shrub, and
flowers, they give their bright adornines !;
the cloud Of silver lining is given TO our
view as well as the gorgeous gold and
crimson Of sunset by the same magic com
binatiOns. And it will give no small
wealth of bright eyes and rosy cheeks to
the young ladies who viii seek its infu-
ence. DELL.
July ,, 1858.
[ We would be pleased to have DELL
make regular contributions to ear columns.
The beautiful word-garneuts in which she
has clothed the happy thought Of her lit
tie brother, induces Us, (aside from other
considerations) to place her in the front
rank Of our contributors.
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Brass BuHR-It affords us ch .rat-.
ihcation to have it il our power to an
uounce, that there is a bright prospect
that our citizens will not much longer be
dependent on neighboring towns for band
music when they need it. An associa-
ton, comprising many Of the most promi-
neut citizens Of this place, has been form
ed with capital stock of $3.50, (two-
thirds Of which IS aircady subscribed, aad
the balance promised Of good responsible
Iarsons), and at a meeting on Monday
evening last, ordered a Committee TO ne
gcciate for instruments and an instructor
for eleven persons who signiGed their in
tention to become permanent aud active
members Of Band. They also appoint
ed Committee to draught a Constitu-
ton and Bylaws for the permanent or
gluization Of the Association aud Band.
The project has assumed SO tangible a
form that We fee! safe in assuring our
readers that in less than than two months
our citizens will have the pleasure of list
ening to the swelling notes of their own
buglers, and that Coudarsport will be able
to supply Grst-rate band to play on the
occasion of the Agricultural Fair in Octo-
her Anon Sav ,z-aonl 81 slo,,IJ
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clark & Philips, Of WeIIsyiIle, are
conscious Of the value Of the JOURNAL as
an advertising medium; but, what is bet
ter, they have the courage to follow up
the advantage they obtained a year ago
by letting the people OF Potter county
know, through the columns Of the Jour
NAL, where and how they do business
They are about the cleverest firm in
Wellsvillc, aad, Tor the reason that they
patronize the JOURNAL, should receive
the custom Of the people Of Potter Coun-
ty. See their advertisement in another
column.
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TST OF VENDERS OF FOREIGN
Ed Merchandise in Potter County, for the
ranr 80
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We ask the attention Of each and every

We ask the attention Of each and every
reader Of the JOURNAL to the communi-
cation, on our first page, from "Sylvan.
The subject is one OF interest to all, iuas-
much as it affects the welfare Of the whole
county. We hope the subject will be
thoroughly discussed On both sides, tho
We hope correspondents will be brief ana
explicit in their treatment Of it. "Syl-
van" handles it in a creitable manner.
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TIE
GOLDEN PRIZE
TIE

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE
is one of the largest and best literary papers
of the day-an Imperial Quarto, containing
eight pages. or forty e2lUuns, of the most inter-
esting and fascinating reading matter, from
the very first writers of the day,
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LOWEST PRICES,
ASD
BEST QUALITIES,

in this town and 0lean One of the firm hav-
ing had OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE in
Nerchandizug.-an with abundant pecunia-
~ facilities, we know we can
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ACENTLEMA

IITuO. two years ago, lay upon what iis
Nv nbys;cjsns and friends believed 10 be hi
Heath bed ia now alive aud 10 the full vigor OF
health. His disease was Consumption, OF
which nearly AL his relatives ha { died. The
circumstances which led to his recovery were
as follows: His younger brother vas in the
habit Of reading to him from books about the
house. 10 while aWay bis weary hOurs Une
lay he read 10 him from an old book publish
ed in London, about the middle Of the seven
leenth ceutury, Of what was Etyled "A sympel
and certain remmedee for diseases ofye Luugs.'
Not wholly without hope, and unwilling to
leave anyt thing uutrled which gave promise Of
relief, the sick and dying man had tie preseri
bed remedies prepared and commenced lis use.
The result was favorable. In t@o months he
was able to walk about the premise, without
difficulty, and in seven months from the time
chat he commenced iLs use he was entirely
well, and has not been confined day since.
Greatml towards an all " Sc providence for
his restoration, he prescribed It tot III In bis
vicinity who were afflicted with diseases o.
the lungs, aud Genelal Debility, AID in every
case iL has proved effective.
Thoroughly satisfied that it is the Only saiC
and certain cure for Consumption, and Wi-h
ing to do lis fellow beings wro are suffering
as much good as possible, he has concluded tt
send the recipe, with full Instructions for put
ing up and using the medicine nee to all ht
nav order it. lie requires all applicants Il
enclose postage stamp TO pay postage on The
return of The answer aud recipe, aud direct tC
". +. McKelvey, Sandufky City, ", and the!
will be promptly sent by return OF mail.
Jan, 7. lS5S.-iy.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS.
pnfLAbFLPuIl Pa


4 BsEeUaleHf Hsflshsa. esioJlisksd By
spSdai shdeuWsnf fsr hs rsiiof of iAs
sick and disirsssi. ggFioisd ,siiA Virulei,i
and T., iasmie d,ssasss.
no eli psF-ons sfl.cisd 9Th Sezsal Diseases,
! saeh Is rpermatofi o.. seminal Weakness,
in,2o ence. .G0nnsth hosa .Glesi, Sypths The Vice
Of Guam IN. OF SELF Abuss, &c.
The lloSafd Association. 10 view Of she de-
p,iUns rraeti ed upon the uniortunaie VIC
ilns Of such diseases BY Y Gcks, several yeafs
,gO directed their COusul.iEg Surgeon, o. 8
CbarilaJle Act worthy Of their name, 70 open
a Dispensary i0r the treatment Of this eli's Ol
diseases, In all their lOrnir; and 10 IiVe hc3ical
Advice Cats, 70 al Sho apply BY letter, with
description Of their condition, tsge, oceapa'
lion. habits of lie, 6cl ard 10 cs-es o. eE.
uene piyetty, % fuEnisa medicines ice oi
charge. Il y Heesless 10 add tIst The A'so-
alton commands The highest Medical skh
the age, aud Sill lufH2h the nost appro
ged modern treatment.
The Directors, % a revieE OF The past, fee
,sssured that thsir libofs il this sphere Of be
| ,eyolent tiIJrt, have been OF great bench, q
he afflicted, especially 70 the young, and thel
nave resolved TO devote themselves, With re
arued aesl. TO this very important but muel
despissd cause.
just published by the Association, re
onrt on spegmatorhoes 6, OF seminal Heakhess
1 he ice Of 0nanism, hHstufbstion or Bel
Abuse. and other diseases Of the Sexual Or
gans, By the consulting Surgeon, which - j
be sen, By mail, (in a se. led letter envelope,
iree Of charge, on the receipt Of two stamp
for postage. Address, iOr report or treatmen
DR.. George r. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon
Howard 4ssOsiation, No. South Ninth 81
Philadelphia, Pa. by order Of the Director
Gro. .FAIEcHILD, EZRA D. HEARTWELL,
| Secretary. hesilent
| Dec 0l 1881,
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The PaEsIDEsr &SD FIttIBrsrERISo.
-The Presidtrt had gone to such eS
lrtmr lengths with tue south in sas'''N.lag
tie LeconIton Constitution. that he leI'
that In wouh utterly destroy himself "'
the North. If he vent with the Gull STATE,
in ine natter Of Commodore Paudlng.
agains. the general sense Of the county
And 50, after mucn vavilLdion aSd tIibu'
Ia,ion, lie has fet obliged to denOdnes FL
ilmsteriug, aud partially to sust@n Com'
uiodore Psuldlhg. So far as the President
is nov right, tie Conservative portion oI
the Community will ss,,ain him, however
liltle respect they nry have for ths man
or his motiyes Republic.
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On the FRS, day o. July, 1857, B. A. FshnsO, and GsOys
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Ia FAHNESToCK, HULL Co., New-YOrk Ciy.
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NoTIcE.--A meeting Of the citizens OF
this daee and vicinity will he held on next
Wednesday evening, at 8 O'Clock, in tue
Canal Street School House, to take into
consideration the necessity dnd exbediency
Of Improving the Cemetry. .at
We are glad to see that portion Of our
citizens are willing to take hold Of this
matter aud endeavor 10 push it through
And we hope that all will see and feel the
importance Of attending to lt--Of going to
work iu aNisoa, to accomplish il. 1t is
needless to urge the necessity of attending
10 this matter at once, as all know its i'm.
portauce. But the great difficulty is in
getting our citizens 10 ust-to take hold,
"aiiogstksr," and with united strength ac-
compish that which they would undertake.
The truth is this, that there is portion Of
our citizens who would take an interest in
making these local improvemeuts-who
would most heartily desire to see, and who
would be willing to dc all in their power to
sidin their accompishmeut-in short, who
are possessed Of a spirit of enterprise, and
who desire to see our town keep pace with
our sister county seats in these things
But, again, there is another portion of cit
ixens who are continually kicking against
any Improvement that would be beneficial
10 the place-wbo will not do anything.
aud who arc not willing to give anything
-ir short. who have no other spirit than
that Of se6shness, which characterizes them
in all matters Of this kind. Such persons
ought to know that they are acting contra.
rv to their oDn interests, as well as the
interests of community. 1t is strange that
they do not sec this, or-if they do see, that
they do not act accordingly.
We desire to see a good turn out on
Wednesday evening of old and young oI
both sexes.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
UNITED sTATFS OFFICERS.

Pfesident.-James Buchanan.
Vice Presideut.--John G. Breckenridge
Sec. Of Slate--Leuis Cass.
Sec. Il Treasury--Howe!l Co6b.
Sec. of Iuterior--Jacob Thompson.
Sec. Of Nayy-lssac TOucy.
Sec Of War-John b. Floyd.
p. NJ. General- Aaron V. Brown.
Attorney Geu.-Jeremiah S. Black.
Com. Of Pension s--Geo. G. Whiting
Com. Of Paten,s--T. Holt,
U. S. Senators-5. F. Wade, George
Z. Pugh.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor-SAlmon P. Chase.
Lieut.. Cov.-Martin WeIEer'
Sec. of State-A' p. Russell.
Treas. Of State--A. P. Some.
Aud, of Slate-Francis NJ. Wright.
Attorney General-C. p. Walcott,
B. of Public Works-John WaddIe, A
G Conoyer, A. L. Backus.
Judges, Supreme COurt-Thomas Bart
lev, Josiah Scott, Jacob Brinkerhotf, ]
Il. Swan, Milton SuLliff,
Com. Public Schools--Anson Smythe
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Judges District Court-Lymsn W. Pot
ter, b. F. Hoffman. Horace Wilder.
Com. Pleas Court--President Judge
LYMAN w. Potter,
Nemler of COngress-John A. 3iDg
ham.
Senator--Thomas w. Chapman.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Representative j. B. Roach.
Probate Judge--John II. Tripp.
Clerk of Court-John Q. Baxter.
Auditor john |. Blackburn.
Trea.urer--Jchn Moody.
Shertf-Edwin FerreIi,
Recorler-Isaac UIman'
Pros. Attorney-Wm. II. Champer.
Commissloners--TLOs. Wier, J. Striy
er. J. Gregg.
Infirnary Directors-Wm. Nevin, D
Hheem, j. FawceIt.