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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01
III. VT. KING & sow,
PATENT
CHAIR NANGEACTURERS,

43S BrOOme Street.
One Door East of Broadway. Late les Broad
way, NEW-YORK,
+ Established 4. u. 1898,
ENEITE an examination of their great vari-
i ETY. and superior assortment OF CHAIRS,
manufactured at their own establishment, aud
under their immediate observation and diTeO-
ton. Including
PIVOT REVOLVING CHAIRS.
SELF-ACTING EXTENSION RECCMRRNT
CHAIRS.
IMPROVED INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS,
MAJOR SEARLE'S TRAVELLING INVALID
CHAIR.
SPANISH SPRING AND SQUAD CHAIRS
RHEUMATIC. SPINAL AND ASTilMATIC
INVALID CHAIRS, &C. &C., &C,
Embracing the most complete assortment
and choicest kinds for ParlorS, Drd,cing Roomy
Chambers, GgrdenS, LiGrqries, CouatiAg Houscx,
Offices PuJtc Institutions, Dentists, BaybcrS, &c,
together with every desirable sort adapted to
the comfort, convenience and luxury i the
Sick. the Aged the Hfrm, the Lame and Lay,
In point of ingenuity OF design, elegance of
finish, quality and richness Of material, faith
fulnesS Of eXecuti04 durability and cheappcsS,
these chairs Gre unsurpassed. For them. NJ.
". KING Il son, were awarded the first and
only Prize Medal. and the faculty recommend
them as far preferable to beds or couches for
patients afflicted with .Spuai -1SlLmdtic or
bronchial affections.
To either arm Of the chair may be attached
4 convenient reading or writing DESK, and any
combination desired viii be manufactured TO
to order
\ Circular with explanatory cuts, will be
sent by mail if requested. and orders with re
mittuuces, promptly forwarded to any part oi
the world.
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men of the land. 1t is now clearly demon
Strated that the lancet, mercury, and all other
internal /" drug medication may be laid aside
with perfect safety TO the patient and abid-
ing benefit to postcrity. Wherever these ma
chimes have been introduced, they excite the
highest wonder and praise. The apparatus
is adapted to prevent, relieve and cure every
disease incident to humanitv.-morc particu-
larry all those painful and formidable diseaS-
es which have for centuries batilcd the pro-
foundest learnin; and skill of physicians.
From whatever cause there may be am eX-
cess or deficiency of the nervous tiuid-pro-
duein6 an excess or deficiency Of the acids
ana alkaline sccretionS-the magnetic princi-
plcs of the system are derangcd, and can on
" be gaioE restored to their normal condition
hy an applioation of magncto-elcctriCity. by
means If DIR. DICkINS0N'S MAGNETIC
ELECTRIC MACHINE. This apparatus will
positively prevent, and speedily relieve and
cure Consumption, Scro1ula, rheumatism,
Palsies, Neuralgia, Spinal Diseases, and all
other painful maladies. however hopeless and
of long standing. They are eminentIF useful
in all sexual and urinary disorders. particu-
larlv where the Constitution has been broken
down and ruined by unnatural solitary habits
to which too many of the young of both sexes
are so lamentablv prone.
DR. DICkINS6NS MAGNETIC ELECTRIC
MACHINE is without the dangerous compli-
cations of batteries and acid idS--which fact alone
renders it superior to all others on the score
of neatness, cleanliness, safety and utility
It is, in fact, a handsome parlor ornament;
may be applied by a child; and will last a
lifetime, to the great saving of Doctor s
bills, &c.
PRICE OF THE MACHINE SO.
1t will be safely packed and sent to any
part of the United States. Sold wholesale
and retail at the Medical Office, No, IS NORTH
SEVENTH Street, Philadelphia. Address,
A. c. DICKINSON, ND.
l0-l-lv.
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MILLpoRT HEAD. QUARTERS.


VEHHE subscribers take this method Of in
Il forming their friends that they are in re-
ceipt of, and are 2aw opening, choice and
desirable stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DIRK GOODS,
to which they invite the attention Of all who
desire TO make purchases. Our stock is large
has been selected with great care, ans is par
ticularly adapted 10 the wants oi mis- section
of our country, Our stock OF Dry Goods co2-
sstS Of
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS,
EMBROTDERIES, PARASOLS
CLOTHS, CASSiNERkS
EESTINGS. Do
MESTICS,
SIEIRTlNGS
LINENS, PRINTS,
HOSIERY, SHAWLS,
and a variety Of other articles, too numerous
to mention. We have also a complete uSsort-
ment Of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND
CROCkERf;
all Of WHICH will be sold uncommonly cheap
for ready pay, aRi for approved credit on as
reasonable terms rs any other establishment.
MANN &NlCHuLS,
Millport Aug. II, la4u,-9:l3 ".
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'l'HEiSURER'S SALE
F! nseated Lands,

NOTICE is hereby given that agFeeably to
~ aG ttct Of Assembly passed the 18th OF
Ritrlh. i3!y. entitled An l.ct 10 sDend IN
Ac' ji,-e,i-g tEe mode of selling u7sea ted
i1ad iur taxcs. &C." and the several Supple
l1yris taercto tho following tracts Of uHseated
lapas in the County OF Potter, will be exposed
10 public sale or outcry, for all arrearages OF
1dxes, at the Court House in the said county
of Pore., or the SEC9ND MONDAY DUNE
lext :-and ilSa certain tracts of SEATED
LANDS whieh are FetuEne9 for unpaid taxes,
will be expudrl for sale, st the time and place
aforesaid, agfeeably to the set of April 10Th,
lsil. ioF ta9es due theFeon, unless previously
P.id.
Hacraat Quantity. lFdrraRfse or 0wHeF. 4dTes,
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IN W. SPENCER is Agent for many of the
NJ most popular Medicines now IN use, a
few of which he will mention:
J.R. STAFFORD i CO.'S OLIVE TAR.
DIR. D. JAYNE & SONS FAMILY MEDI4
CINES
J.C. AVER CO.'S CHERRY PECTORAL
AND PILLS.
SEVERAL KINDS OF CHERRY SYRUPS,
&c, &c, &c.
RAJ. r. Stafford ( Co.'s Olive Tar is ap-
piled and inhaled by wearing on INHALER
around the neck and on the breast. His Oh
I'VE OINTMENT is applied where the skin is
broken, and is popular remedy where known.
Good for the Whoopng Cough. 1913.
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Hector Township.

IICCkUI TOW HSIIEP'
100 c. Hunsicker & Garlock 10
l2T 10
40 ". B. & Y. II. Slaughter 33 7a
jackson Township.
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GREAT REVOLUTION IN MEDICAL SCIENCE.
The best Therapeutic Agent
ever introduced.


u ,ANrNTI T u IsIsT4N
TRIO MACHINE
is exciting the
absorbing attcn-
Z ton Of the Mcdi-
: cal Profession and
a large portion Of
Observation-Disclosures
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Freeman's champion., 1858-07-22

State or Republican party. In all
my conversation with the people. and
conferences with Gov. DENVER, my
only object was to secure tho peace
Of the Territory, and the successfut
administration Of the laws by Free
State officers. Ii my efforts proved
injurious to the people of Southern
Kanzas, or to the Republican party,
I can only regret it, as an error of the
head anG not of the heart. Your cor
respondent may have done more for
the cause Of freedom in Kanzas, and
sacrificed more in time and money;
and may be ready TO do more In the
future to build up free and Republic
an institutions in Kanzas, than but
If so, it is because he has greater ca
pa ,ity and better Judgment, and not
because eof more disinterested devotion.
One word upon another subject. l
have noticed that some letter writers
and editors are charging that l, with
Others, am endeavoring to persecute
Gen. LANE. Now I wish your read
ers to understand that this is all got
up for effect Gen. LANE and his
counsel know very we'll that the best
way to get sympathy in Kanzas, is
to cry out persecution and hence, from
the first, all sorts of false reports have
been put in circulation by Gen.
LANES friends. The first Of these
reports that heard, I denied the truth
of, and was threatened with shooting
in consequence. / have taken no
active part in this matter in any way,
have been out Of town during most OF
the time of the examination, and pur-
poSely avoided having anything to do
with it. /, Of course, have my opin-
ions, and express them whenever l
have occasion, but that have any
malice towards Gen. LANE, or his
friends, is not true. Ii is well known
that l have long regarded Gen. LANE
as insane, at times, and consequently
my feelings are those Of pity rather
than malice. y
Very respectfully,
@. ROBINSON.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-22

he had nearly lost the sight of his
one eye, and used to be seen cropping
about his bank, disregarding every
offer of assistance. Crossing one of
the Philadelphia roads he was knocked
down by passing wagon; his face
was bruised, and his right ear was
nearly cut off. His one eye, which
before opened slightly, was now en-
tirely closed. He gradually wasted
away, and his health declined. On
the twenty sixth of December Stephen
Girard expired in a back room on
the third floor of his house in Water
Street, Philadelphia, leaving the large
forthne--upward of five millions of
dollars--to found charities, and to
benefit the city and the country in
which he had acquired it,
He left his monument in the "Gi-
rard College"-that marble-rooted
palace for the education and protect
ion Of the orphan children Of the poor,
which stands the most perfect model
of architecture in the New World,
high above the buildings Of Philadel-
phia, visible from every eminence Of
the surrounding country. Every de-
tail Of the external arrangement Of
this Orphan College was set forth
clearly and carefully in his will (;
showing that the design upon which
he had lavished the mass Of his wealth
was not the hastily developed fancy
of a few hours or days, but was the
heart-cherished, silent project of his
whole life.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-22
Political.

A convention Of the Harmonious
Democracy met at Iowa City, in that
State. on July lst. A State Ticket
was nominated, after which q reso-
luton was offered endorsing the Ad-
ministration and the President
This produced the utmost confusion.
A motion was made to lay this on
the table, which was carried by o vote
of 1853 to LIZ. Resolutions Of gen.
eral character had been previously
adopted. A motion to adjourn sine
die was carried. The minority then
re-organized and passed resolutions
endorsing Lecompton, the President,
Senator Jones and the State Ticket.
- Vermont has just held her
Republican Convention. 1t adopted
a platform worthy Of tho name.
--- The Hon. Owen Lovejoy has
been nominated for reelection to Con-
gross by the Republicans OF the 3D.
District OF Illinois.
------- The Democracy Of Maine
have nominated the Hon. NH. Smith
their an-elected candidate for Gov
ernor last year, to the same Office
again.
The Free Democracy Of Mis-
souri, are actively engaged in their
canvass, and in all probability will
elect their candidates.
- The Hon. Schuyler Colfax,
from the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict OF Indiana, received the unani-
nous nomination Of the Republican
Convention, which met at Plymouth
on tho Goth ult.
The Commissioner oftho Land
Office, Mr.. Hendricks, and the Reg
lister Of the Treasury, Mr.. Bigger,
both Of Indiana have started for that
State, to electionecr against al ma
tional Douglas Democrats and in fa-
yor Of Lecompton.
--- The New York Herald has
abandoned Fremont, and proposes
simon Cameron Of Pennsylvania,
Is the next Presidential candidate Of
ho opposition.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-22
[For the Freemen's Champion.
Reply to "Anti-Wine-B -Bibber.

Mr.. EDITOR: | noticed in the last
number of the CHAMPION, a commu-
nication from an CAN'T WINE-BIB-
BER," in which he takes exception to
an article written by me upon the cul-
ture of Grapes, and the making Of
Wine. He says "that if the manu-
facture of Wine be introduced, that
in less than ten years, popular drunk
enness will be the rule, and sobriety
the exception" | certainly would
not advise farmers to engage in the
manufacture of Wine, if | supposed
it would have the effect which he pre-
diets. But predict better things,
and my predictions are based upon
facts. | have never been in Europe
to see what effect it has upon the tenn
perate habits of the people in the
Grape-growing districts there, but
if we take the accounts given by Eu-
ropean travellers as truths, it certainly
has very different result from what
an CAN'T WINE BIBBER" would have
us believe. But it is unnecessary to
60 to Europe for proof. 1t can be
had in our own country. If an GAN
THYME -BIBBER," as he is passing
down the River to st. Louis, will
stop at the town of HERMANN, he will
see an Industrious, prosperous, intel
ligent and temperate people, and their
whole attention is devoted to the
manufacture Of Wine. They use it
in their families as a substitute for
coffee, and drink it as an Eastern
farmer does his sweet cider, out do
not get drunk, because it does not
intoxicate. A miserable, drunken,
sickly-looking sot, such as we fire.
quentiy see in our own community Of
late, cannot be found among them.--
Those who are at all acquainted in
the Grape growing and Wine-making
districts, either in Europe or this
country, invariably admit that thepeo-
pie are robust, healthy and temperate.
Why, then, does not my "ANTI-
WINE BIDBER" friend pray God that
this element of amelioration mot
destruction) be produced? But l fear
he has become so extremely tempe
rate that he will advocate the doctrine
of total abstinence from all fluids,
which certainly would inaugurate a
bad state Of affairs this hot weather,
If he should get many followers.
A. FARMER.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-22

A colored woman, named
Harriet, hailing from Baltimore, has
been arrested and lodged in jail at
Chestertown, Md, on a charge Of
preaching and circulating pamphlets
Of an incendiary character.
49, It's currently reported that
Russell q WAddell, the Government
contractors for ortransporting the Stores
to Utah, have been offered halfa mil
lion dollars bonus for their contract
Of this year. ",
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND


T'HE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage Of
an Ercusire Telegraph Line, used entirely for the
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE az I'1 CHICAGO
81 5 a an. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
| 7:45 n. mn. CINCINNATI ExpsEss--Making direct
connections to Lafayette, indianapolis, Cincinnati, New
Albany Louisville, Dayton, Columbus GAINESVILLE Wheel.
ing, Pttsburg Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington
1916 n. ml. TELEGRAPH ExPREss- Arriving at Mag
Philadelphs, via Ehnira, at 10 M Boston at II at
night. Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
R. r. for Buffalo and all points East
500 p. AFTERNOON ExPREsS-Arrves in New
York at a. second day, Boston at NJ, and at
Philadelphia 1890 second morning.
$50 p. m. NIGHr ExrREss-Arrivng at Niaga-
Falls or Buffalo next evening, New York, at ~,
and Boston ?. Y. next day. Connects Paris with
Buffalo and Lake Huron r. Il. for Buffalo and all points
with New Albany Salem R. Road for New Albany,
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, GAINESVILLE,
Beefontains Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington Pitts
az The Trains on tie (Aicago, Burlington d Qusu-
". Gatena d Chicago Onion. Minois Central and
NicAigan Central Railroads into the sumo Depot
at Chicago. sdring ne espensefo passengers Of hack
Aire and f,arsfsr y Baggage.
TN lnc OIL 2 e. sas., S.UO p. M: ana S:3O pm
GRAND re INK RAIIWAYy
To Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and u
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New amp.
Its well known the travelling public that this Road
mas no competitor OF equal facilities from Chicago to
Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, Ogdensburgh, Mon
treal, &C., &c.
The only Train tina. leaves Chicago Saturday nigh. is
this route. $50 p NJ. One Train Sunday ut $50
p M. No 500 p. NJ. Saturday.
Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
New York, Boston, Elmira and Philadelphia.
II Passengers arriving 1t Chicago by any OF the
Railroads. will ind competent Agents the cars, and
baggage masters at the depots 70 receive checks and
convey their baggage to the Michigan Central Depot free
of charge.
Allowing holders to remain over and resume their
seats be bought at the different, Offices Vest
also at the Passenger Depot foot of Lake Street. Ut
the General Ticket Oce Corner of Lake aud Dearborn
Streets, Chicago, opposite the fremont House.
II. J. SPAULDING,
NAV 1. 1857. General Pasa
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CHAPTER 1
CHAPTER ".
1f@he rel slayer thinks he Stays.
Or If the slam thinks he il slain,
1t makes slight difference either ways /:
I let 'em up and 20 ia again!

The Count d Sincompoop left his castle,
his form closely enveloped in cloak, which
disclosed it to advantage, and pursued his
way to the mansion Of Lady Isabella. With
cautious steps he ascends the staircase until
he reaches the room where We have intro
duced her in the last chapter, and, opening
the door beholds Roderiego endeavoriny to
restore Lady Isabella to consciousness
"Ha ha Roleriego, have thee at last!
and, ere the brave Roderiego could speak
he plunged dagger in his bosom.
koderiego DPoliwog fell MORALLY wound
ed, the blood running in crimson stream
upon the carpet
DNinconpoop gazed moment at the
body, and then endeavored to arouse the
Lady Isabella. She opened her eyes. and
shuddered when she beheld the Count.
"Where is Roderiego? she asked in agi-
tation.
"Perfdous female woman, behold!" he ex-
claimed, as he pointed to the corpse. My
vengeance is complete; the Bloodtub has
wiped out his wrongs with bioodl'
Isabella gazcd with an idiotic look upon
the form OF him she loved.
"Lct me have o relic of the glorious
dead" she said, and STOPPING took from the
pocket Of Rodericgo broken tooth pick
1t was slightly stained with blood from the
wound.
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California Circulating RHYMES.

When from my room chance to stray, to
spend an hour At close Of day, | ever find .
place most dear, where some friend treats to
lager-beer.-[ Sacramento Age
All, yes, my friend Of city life, sure such
treat cures such strife; but better than
such dose by far, the pleasure of . fine ci-
gar.-( Placer Herald.
Such pleasures may suit baser minds, but
with the good no favor linda; We think the
purest joy in life, is making love to ones own
wife.-Volcsn0 Ledger
Most worthy choice, my worthy friend, in
Hymsn's joys your cares to end but We
though tired Of single life, can't boast Of
having our own wife; and SO when meath
our cares we faint, we fly to kiss some gal
that aint-Napa Reporter. =
That 'lager-beer will bile provoke, while
sine Havanas'' end in smoke. To court
ones wife is better far, than lager-beer OF
vile cigar; kisses, the dew Of lifs's young
morn, break on the lips as soon ~ born
These are all naught to that greatest joy
the 6rst unequaHed baby.boy.-[E Evening
Ledger.
IT'S true boy'sa wished for blessing
but then suppose the first's girl? A deal
sweet child, with ways caressing with pout
ing lips and faSen curl; with dimplst
cheeks and laughing eye to come and bic
''papa" goodbye So, whether boy o.
tother. embrace the babe and then the moth
err San Francisco Globe
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A young man clad in homespun, was
standing in Court street . few days since,
devouring doughnut, when he was accos..
cd by one of q half dozen, genteel dressed
city oilers, with
Jest come DOWN.
"Yeas, guess have; great place, this,
Amt il. ye0u I" said the cOuntryman.
.Tis 90 hub; how's your marin 2 asked
The ctr buck, bent on sport with grseny.
"Wcil she's putty wen; she sent me down
here ON business
"She did Z? What kind Of business are
you onY'
"Why, she wanted me to come down to
Bo,tin, and look reound and find half . dos
an Of the biggest falss in Bestin, and bring
EN- up country to edicate EN-; and rather
guess I've got my eye ON them nsow, SAID
the stranger, taking the whole crowd q .
glance
The nsst nooent be hsa The edesetoos
= Aiassif vAsss y ssistly aaisAs4 ~
1DaGAnaA
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Seeds. -Agricultural Implements and
Machines.


rFSRE attention OF the trade and public is invited
i to the large stock Of Grass, Garden and Flower
Seeds, Of the crop Of 1851 offered for sale the
Burlington Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store.
The assortment consists In part OF the following:
GRASS SEEDS.
Timothy, Clover, Hungarian, Tor German Millet,)
Millet, Blue, Red Top, and Or hard.
GARDEN SEEDS.
Marrowfat, Early Kent, Champion Of England, Blue
Imperial and Landreh's Ex Early Peas; Early Six
Weeks. Early Marrow, Ear.y China, WHIT Kidney,
Horticultural, Broad Winds and Red Cranberry
Beans; Lg Red, Silver Skin and Yellow Onicns Fairly
YORK, Lg Drumhead, Eary Dutch, Flat Dutch and Red
Dutch Cabbage; Early Hern aud Long Orange Carrot;
Early Frame, Log Green and Early Cluster Cucum-
bers; Mountain Sweet and Ek Spanish Watermelon;
Green Nh meg ANA yellow Cxntaloup Melon; Curled
and Cabbage Lettuce fed Tarnp; Long Scarlet and Blk
spanish (Winter) Radsh; Marrow, Summer and Winter
Crookneck Squa-h; Punpkn; Celery; Curled Cress To.
mato; Egg Plant, etc, etc.
FLOWER SEEDS.
large assortment Of the best and newest varieties
Of Flower Seeds.
Alec for sale Usage Orange Seed and Plants; Yellow
Locust Seed; Onion Sets.
These Seeds having all been fully selected from
the stocks Of the best growers In the country such
d. Landrsth d Sons, Philadelphia, Nourse, Mason &Co's
Of boston, and others Of established reputation
chasers can depend upon this stock being every
way reliable.
Select Fruit and Ornamental Trees, shrubs. Plants
etc. etc. FURNISHED In any quantity and ut the very
lowest prices.
Acompiete stock Of Agricultural and horticultural
TOOLS ana Machines constantly on hand and for sale by
mArl2dlw2mw. KEITH, ROBINSON CO.
NHOt $...AA HAL H.