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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-27

W. HEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White.
W President Judge, and the Hons Joseph
Mann and G. G. Colyin, Associate Judges of
the Courts of0yer Il Terminer and General jail
Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Orph-
ans Court and Court of Common Pleas for The
County Of Potter, have issued their precept.
bearing date the twenty-second day OF April, IN
the year O. our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and titty-eight ald to NE directed 10
hSlding a Court of Oyer and Terminer aul
General Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the
Peace, Orphans Court, and Court OF Common
Pleas, III the Borough OF fCoudersport, on MON
DAY the Zlst day o. June next, and to con-
tinue one week.
Notice IS therefore hereby given TO the Cor
"ncrs, Justices of the Peace and Constable.
within tie county, that they be then and there
IN their proper persons, al 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of
said dry, with their rolls, records, inqusitions,
exam nations, and otLer renembrances, to do
those things which 10 their offices arpertain
10 oe done. And those who are bound bv
their recognizanc2s u prosecute against the
prisoners that dre shall be n The Jail Of SAID
county ot Potter, are 10 be then and there to
prosecute against l. EN- az viii be just.
u: tea 1T CoCDERsroRT, April 2ZEd, 1858,
and the s2d year Of the independence OF tie
United States of America.
4. C. TAGGART, Sheriff.
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CONSUMPTION, SCR0FUlA. COuGAS,
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
Debility, aad all Diseases arising from Scrofu.
lous or Impoverished state Of the Blood.
HEGEMAN. CLARK & cos

GENUINE COD-LIVEIp OH,
Has stood the test o. over ten years experience.
and is recommended by all the most eminent
physicians as the most valuable remedy in use.
Dr.. WILLIAMS, the celebrated Physician OF the
London Consumption Hospital, took notes OF
its effects in about 500 cases, anu found it
more efiicacious than all remedies vet discov-
cred. This remedy, so valuable tche,i pure. be-
comes worthless or injurious when adulterated
See that the label has the eagle and mortar.
and the signature over the cork of each bottle,
as thousands have been cured br the use of
the genuine article who had used others with
out success. Sold by all Druggists.
35-3mo. HEGEMAN & co.
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Health and Beauty.

IL ." to be the most beautiful woman in
Nh the world. How to be more beautiful
after marriage, instead of more ugly, as most
wives now are. How to transmit Your beauty
to your children without losing it yourself
how 70 be sweet without perfume. cheerful
without sumulant, rosy without rogue ana ra-
diant without paint. The means are certain,
within the reach of every woman aud are de-
tailed with ample directions in Letter TO
Ladies" which will be mailed prepaid TO any
ADDRESS on the receipt of 25 cents in stamps
or American coin Address
L40-tf DR. T L. CHAPMAN
No. Al West 18th Street New York.
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LIST OF CAUSES

LIST Or CAUSES,
EYOR Trial at JUNE TERN, 1888, Of the
Z Cour! OF Common Pleas OF Potter County.
". 7. Jones, Us. Deloss Dwight.
Giiiingham use # " A.P. Cone.
Pnssen ku,.li, g Asa Stevens, Luke
i'usse'' 9 Ai''A'i' Stevens, et al.
Foster Reynolds =" Thomas Gilliland,
Pike Township, D. J. Chappell.
Z. Rees AZ. Lyman jr. " James Grimes. ct al.
" II roro. q IN. V. Jackson l. Ell
Rce7,
". G. McCleHand, vs." A. Woodcock.
Matthew Hilkin:on, " Temple Wilkinson.
". 7. Jones !. 90, n Toodcock.
Car.i- kEwin Brook" S. P. Reynolds.
E. i. Carpenter, Richard Shay, jr.
John Ktouse, Zacheus Mallory ct al.
S25ieski Ross, r. ". MIntyre,
Verse Dickinson, c. W. Ellis.
A!l25 any Township, John Lyman.
Same. Same.
s {. Ellsworth, Pike Township.
AlonZo Dwight % S. P. Reynolds
Isaac kalen, Jones, Mann x Jones,
Salal ?. Westervelt " W. T. Jones,
John \. Davis, " W. r. Jones.
'-''>'E = b. ST. | i@'' Harry Ellis
Haskin use 0t S. P.O :, ,,,
Jnbnson Maynard Wilcox
William Radie, Carl Bredo, ,t al.
William Radde, " Hans Rarunsen, ct a.
Nathan Noodcock, " Crittenden & johnson.
" T Iowa, u A. P. Gone o. T.
Ellison.
Jonathan Glace, Sylyanus Jones.
). &. ". Lansing" d" David T. Hall.
,. &. & W. lansing" !" Dennis Hall.
John l. Edwards, " Jonathan Nichols.
II. J. OLMSTED, PrOtionotary.
PROTHoYOTARYs OFFICE
COudersport. April IL 1888 {
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IA ". SPENCER is Agent for many OF the
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COURT PROCLAMATION,

PRoTHoNOTARY'S 5 OFFICE
Coudersport. April IL 1888.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-26
Fine Roses y Fruits.

M N q Roses r. Firm t1.
1000 Resss, % thsir own roots, - splesAtd
vssietiss, consisting of hyesid Caiassee.
1aiuaora, Prairie, Ayrsshirs Honraslt,
ny brid Bourbon, Hybrid perpetual, Of Ne.
msnss.nt, Hybrid China. N1sseses, noss ana
lsvos hosss, biack ana Safie9esse. S.ss.
lied dotted and strlpsdl 0aliics, Hybrst
ana DwsIf Prcvsnes-a superb ana unrvalcd
,n~n ~ .s35{ w~...~a,.
- A&S3cS ~ 1asS:.ss r ~ ~
9gss * |ss| ~ ~ ~ ~.
SSS3EsS S,- "a s.;.~
6eSs r. ~
S,S& -.
u
IA - q
- EI21s1|Z1.| b, |l S3F -,
SSS22s sS 49,
8 Ja ~
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DINING a6oGt 10 make chapgsin the shasAs1ss
ID Ut oar hnsisssa " will sloes 81 sar enilrs
stock cf hasdwsre st such ptioss and % snsh tsss
= will make il for the advaltASs 0f CAspenteS
md BuilAefs 70 supply themselves Ter he senano
aeAson. 8 fAu4ANk = W.
meh8 & 5s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-26

AsovE EST .LIsMMENT w nsCm MAS
~ ST0CEssFUL Open ALTON,
the eDs .s spE I've fec. wood md
heavy HEATING STOVES and In
o
o
n-Tinnss'S @MI@
s,kc,4c "a oursh
- 0iveusaca all
Kek Sept 2,
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Ear Wens.
IECOND 1sss II ~ Aain-st. ls1ely escupisd b
- II. &. Miller - paiAt shop. Rest Low, -
pcssspien xiysn ia.ssiAtsly. App. =
nshSA - 1aiAst.
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DUBLIC NOTICE il hereby given that % sAs
Z 74th day " April next. II 7rUnt Of ths prsmi..
- cell " the hiehsst bidder, FOR cash - hanA,
the following real estate In the citypf Keokqk,
fswa. W.. tAlrteea and halt tlSl) fest - the
eaxt side Of lot eight and eight te tsst - the
vsst sads 81 lstrins ~ n block f7Sk
Of said city, By ons hundred And forty Qlol Test
deep, sdjolniae ~ property Of Jno. j. Hiatt ~
the wsst, and Sa0rl. Muller On tho eAst.
The sole u nade ~ virtue u : Dsed Of Irust
lsom Mawkins Taylor 70 me made, 70 the psy.
...l; u ssc.r.~srts-r~v rot-s ~ one kusAfsd and
Ihsse aad 7el ee dollars each, Two Of which notes
are due and unpaid, aud BY the terms Of tho Trust
Deed am requised 70 sell ths property. Pale ~
tvesnsh Aours Of 10 o'eltck An. snd o'clock
p. N. SAM =. A11LAAs
March q, ie5e-dtd Trustee.
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$50 - - - IN - - -
- Main sees. So eek
vTylTH thanks 70 ~ naay friends for p
NNfavors, 1 beg leayeto An3ekn the4 that .
- nov Eessiyjpg my sphlNG IND &HAAfK
s sasss. = q pesi;s c., and sis.. IT, i.
4 Co., the - ~ C1oshing ucusse{ ~ Dni-
ted States. NJ N1sxAiH8 is good ane ne1H
those Who have SShat6a Of me will eStify IT
that faeGi and tothosssMho have not, wouldeay
coms M FOR ySsrssisst. Good floods, IT IN
priso ~ Always the cheapenbs
0wfnR to the pressure in m944I Mo4ters an
con PEELED 10 sell strictly fer ca
Apsii Sd A,W.onTfRrTIi.
fyEHT6' Cashmere suits, g0A4 1&4 34A1et f4nA.
" Ion, FOR sale at ~ Mai1zlt.
npr.d - ssAsss ii. Al. q. III
"A on hand at No. ~
apr2d SssSsBs AID.
GOOD asssortnsnE T. d - lsW1te
.prsd enlgrr1n. l
-o..-..
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+
IKE KuK
Mattress Maus1hctory u
-. G. <Dlkls
III 9faeturing Mattresses Of ever ~
pirsL -, turied hair. WseleAai i
J.. Ass1 shucs, and Stray. IL I
At ,ss re- r. Fsathers.
III Q0 - les1 - ntosrs promptly aAtends6
u, AL attleleA 0Hhalact ured Eeid 81 ny ~ |
.s.S ss .l :: &. ..' !, and
work 1t any establiskM ~ Kind i tAsl
Western country. io0a1 lily tngiko4 M
all and examine speclN H. ~ se1G& - l
rSpms corner Of FOURTH 6f ExchaSo1
pensivs machinery. which cnAbiee4sne to mnnu1ae-
surc better work, ~ more hberag eMeoas 1hna ln.|
terior work otherwise msnufactuv94MnM h46o1e|
forded for. Material for Bedding, etc. m
BY machinery Is more uniformly and pGsloofly1
prepsrea, aud the work far supesigr in qaaIltSsl
Who'll I'll SALE A ND RETAIE.
March ~, '57-dly
| HperIaB Term OF Court.
! NOTICE 10 hereby given that by authority con.
IN tcrr,d by law, tie lion. 1hemss w. Glsgeit,
Judga Vt the First Judicial pistrie, VI tho state
u Iowa, h, +. iy orders and dirscts special Term
OF tho Distrses court fsr Lac County, ct Keokuk,
Mopdsy ~ lisy. IS sinR Nc twenty -fosu1lA
4 day u ssid msa.l.j TX trial Of ~
\ usually 3 ~
served r n,
= attcrd - - / y 1
ifansa
si'''''5 el4EBI!(l =, 4 q
= = 49,
- ~
Iyl nov ulItsaght At very reduced pfisss, fel
CASH. P. b. FOSTKA,
noySdAw 6sesad-st.
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XNHIfE Ironstons Dining, Tea and Toilet.
WV ass. II nsw snd beautiful shAPss for sals
= sets " pisesu 70 sait psssAsssse, "
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|1TR ON DlNARY INDUGEME NTs
TO TRADE

>
Asthe ssNsnNle stxRenee."
An now receiving my Spring and summerstoeh
81 u floods, Hats and honnets, Boots and
0Aees, Croc aery Ware, te, dirsetfron the Eastern
eitiss, which comprises IN extensive variety In ~
thsse dspartnsnss. Ny stock will compare favor
ahly With any In tAeS1ly In point Of variety and
asAlity, and itis WI kn4Un fActthatthe prices
- ~ vtsAs. ax
- Dascge Dslair n5s1e, vsisn
Ole q oods, hs0 eatie1 uaeschsd
ko1asRs, drills, ~
Z, Lines 0sede - Aad
IN for pan&eS white ard BIZ IT, MI,
~ and aispSf ssvsling, Irish . q.
ALSO, Suunsxf1hA Wis, black silk III Nj
.1eiAsriss, lacss, peeket hsndkerehlo soostssy,
lstnniass, Gents sGsta ssrsvats ,oeilafs and sac.
AenAsrs. ..s,.sapasgsH
ALSO, an assort msnt Of 6ut ~, aud
Asssssasy articles too namsroa6
AND Ia connection with the a. ABeep IN as
seftment u QusenSwarc and 0roo1s - latter
Il which still continue 2 sell ~ siss.l
pfioss. fresh lot Of choice eas direct from Inc
Canton Tea Co., New York, which are wArram4sd 70
give entire sAtisfsetion ~ the money viii = r.
7uAdsd. gsNA ss
] : =: :;
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KDol H.. Y ~
WILL maauf1 lase ~ susystiss
w Cement Roonog .suit1hls1 Nnklnds OF bald
ings. II Ii applied either M1el1 - caMssss, and
90 roofs u any grade, from 0f an insA np 80 one
fourth pitch and i equally durable IN AZ en*es
II IL we'll adapted u cassr eorsices, wafts OF all
kinds, ~. eemcat All kinds VI roots 10 the wall
aud pro Feet them perfectly from water. AZ u the
most suitable roe6ng for vsrnAiahs or purches
walking il will not injure Il in tac lea1 ~
il will become hard In All tsmperAiars14sA 441
making the-mast desirable rooGng fer pr ~
Thif valuable roofing has been thoroS -.
for more than nine years, and has rex Hnst
aud nninjutsd. II hsssbeeu In use In this city Tor
three years, and has given entire subtraction.
For fur Their information please cal at the OIL
itIi no trouble 10 show specimens VI roofs Of t.
yssrs' standing free from LEAKS - aepaus and m.
injuSrd. Among the mAny r1ennas who have used
II in Keokuk are the followingx
ID. W. kilooUrns, s. Starkwathor,
n. C. PARROT, Jas. X. Bruce,
Hawkins Taylor, VIM. q. DAnislt
wv. johnson, A. WAlcott,
SAINT Pollock, n. Aswsl
Dr.. Hicks, DR.. Knowle1,
IS. Vail 4 Co., j. Clark,
hsAAn i kucas, Il. bower,
sco6eld = Bro, y. Reddington.
Mind thing--this roof 10 mors hre-proo
than any other, not excepting syeA le1ee,
aps3ed3H
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GRRAND0LEs IL set. Or pAira new and Iioh.
~ styles for ssle BY GEO. FOSTER.
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EsIGE decorated Gains Vases, Cslsfres, hsirk
= Boxss, Candlsstieks, Card Baskets, tAks, As4as
Caps and sAaeefs, etc., in great variety, ard fer
ale low, BY GRO. FOSTER.
tune0d
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lNSIRE IOln AlSEOs
For the Benefit Of thoss you Love!
m nj uAi Beneftt Lite InsuYanes c..
Caerte, ed by the state Of Neg Jeysey, l845.
Lossss psa ap to Janaary l., lS3Ss..41 ,7os,S495b
yidends paid TO lnsured, ~, ee,1
Me- accumuMte ted Capital. ,74s,Szs.73
Policies are issUed in the above reliable and
responsible Life Insurance Company, by paying
one half the preminm In cash, giving nate Tor the
other half at per cent. intorest--anpaAl divi-
dsnds, averaging - Per cent?, paid to insured and
OSI4snd see the agents for above compAnics, at
- STEWART GRIFFITH.
$4,000 Esrss msvsxaVs DsnAs
OF the THIN II. Wayne 4. X. % Rxshssos TOR
Lands.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOE SALE.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
Ia Z ~ a1Ya nts " . . q.
500 Acres Choice Warming LanAss
In Lucns and Ringgold Counties, lows,
For Sale Cheap or Exchange Jsr 0oeds.
sshSIaae iphla city Properly.
II BxsAAags Tor Fafniag Lands in lows
| sag Missouri or Illinois.
| LANDS in NostAsrn and 6ssshern lows 70
M assls1 ssTET1sf ! es1rrIrn. As.....
4 5e5 81 s{gt = rns
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GEO. FOSTER,
IMPORTER AND DxALxa IN
CAina, CiAssNna Qseensware,
SOLAR LAMPS. CASTORS 4 SPOONS,
TABLE, cUf LRRY LnOKI ING 6LAssxs 90.
Asis-st., . Assrs below 7tA,

Asis-ss., . Aesrs below tn,
slsHk sttsasisn " psrehsssrsi IL rsspeetfull, In.
vited to the above sssek, which viii b I'd e.
comprise the newest, largest and best assoriment
VI tbs kind svsr osed for sslstn this sity, All Of
which ara offered - PRICES - ssit The ttnss.~-
Parties about 20 epnnssee hsss4kseping, Assss-
ksepsSs and IN il want VI the ahovs aTteles viii
ind II TO their sdvantsge 10 give ME : call pre-
sfsss 20 pufehssihg slsswhcfe.
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LanAs in NossAsrn and 6sssAsrn lows for
''a .. < ss''s1 s4s Wan ea1rrrru A,.
Polynesian., 1858-03-13
Public Lecture.

evening the Hon. David L. Gregg delivered o
before the 4" Honolulu Lyceum'' at the Bethel
." the position of Aliens in foreign Countries. -
q apOssible, on the spur of the moment, to do full
h either to the intrinsic and relative value of the
chosen, or to the full aud able manner in which
nOrable lecturer handled it. 1t richly deserves,
4 hope it will be printed. It's international pro-
and rich legal lore invest it with the character
sOn, as plain i'll its dicta as incontrovertible in
suits and will make il safe reference for the fu.
on this little understood, and often misunderstood
Gregg opened the subjec; by considering the
and prerOgatives of sovereign states, and then
Il of the duties and rights of aliens within them,
Pr naturalized, domicied OF transient. He re-
d and compared the position of aliens in other
nes and in this, and his conclusion was decidedly
) or of the greater liberty here. If we might con-
0ald say, in nearly Mr.. Gregg's own words, that
agner residing in any country, owes to that coun-
egiance and obedience to its laws, while he re-
in it; and that obligation is as full and perfect as
miOined on native or naturalized subjects and
r, an alien in the country of his adoption is enti
the protection of all its laws and authorities
|atlve domicile and native character revert on
TO the original Jurisdiction, in all their primitive
and character.
congratulate the Honolulu Lyceum'' upon the
tion of so talented lecturer, so fully competent
l the way and shed lustre on the future course
i institution. We hope the Lyceum win be able
LIE the expectation of inducing other gentlemen
. forward and contribute also from their mines of
edge to the special benefit of its members, and the
al benefit of the community at large.
Polynesian., 1858-03-13
TO THE EDITOR OF THE PoLYNEsIAN.

SIR Excuse my plain speaking, but it seems to me
that methods and Methodists are equally unknown
quantities in your mind. Permit me then to refresh
you by the following extract from the California Chris
tian Adrocate. 1t is from the Honolulu Correspon-
dent'' Of that journal, and reads as follows
We attempted preach missionary last Sabbath
Jan l0 after which took collection for this object
There bat few present. and all did know that col
lection be taken The collection amounted S9
several articles of oy such earrings, gold studs
given their jewelry appropriated worthy
ec without the suggestion of Wond it not be well
for all Christian ladies and gentlemen TO deny themselves
like for the of God? doubt not but am
speaking the mind of Christ when advise all who love Him
and his cause Go and do Lkeu0ise.'
You see here what method and Methodisrn can do,
and hope you will longer indulge in your ill-dis
gused at institution that appeals powerful
ly to the jeaoeLry of its members. Comment would be
super1uous and if you not touched by the self
sacrificing devotion Of ''two other Christian ladies'
have nothing more to say
Yours, PUMP
rs There is pride that apes humility Ed
~ Our Acknowledgements due Mr.. W. E.
Looms, corner of Sansome and Washington streets.
San Francisco, for files of Eastern journals.
Also to ]. W. Sullivan for Eastern and California
papers.
Also to Capt. Paty for Mem. per Fanny Major, and
files of late papers.
Polynesian., 1858-03-13

told were not pleasing to the latter and quite as
unsatisfactory to the former, is petitiO rincip
to bring the motive of the Committee forward as an
apology Their motive has not been impugncd hat
we know Of
Since writing the above, have learned that letters
have been received by Agents of the Prudential Com
mittee here, per Fanny Major permitting thenf to Sc
ect captain for the Morning STAR and that the Agents
have forthwith engaged Mr. johnson, originally second
mate OF the H. S., but since the discharge of the
in Rio Janeiro, acting as mate, and that Mr. A. G.
Thurston, late master Of the Haw. schooner LioLio
goes as first officer of the Morning Star. 1t is said the
vessel will now leave for the Marquesas on Monday
next.
Polynesian., 1858-03-13
10 the PublIc.
next.

Some surprise having been manifested in Honolulu,
by the sudden and unexpected manner in which have
been deprived of the command of the Morning Star
desire, briefly, to express my views the subject. The
only charge brought against in the report of the
sub committee at Boston " want of confidence in
my competency to navigate the vessel among the Is
lands Of Micronesia In reference to this l would
only remark &c the tree is known by its fruit How
far this charge be sustained leave it for the pub
lie to judge To the editorial corps of this city, and
my friends in general wish to express my thanks for
the kindly expression of their lively sympathies
wish also to say that do not anticipate lasting inus
tce Mt the hands of the Prudential Committee beiev
ing them to be christian gentemen-actuated by noble
and general impulses. S, G. MOORE.
Honolulu, March 18th, 1858.
P. S.-The Advertiser and Friend will please copy.