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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

TIE LumLcr BuStHeSS-W learn from
the WiiIiamspOrt papers that for five years
past the prospect of getting suitable
supply of logs to the mills upon the West
Branch, have not been SO unpromising rs
at present. Up to this time, nothing like
the usual number have been put in rcadi-
ness for the Spring freshets, and even
with plenty Of snow between this and
Spring the deficit can hardly now be made
up. The shipments ofmanutactured lum-
ber, next season, will probably fall far be-
low any one for a number Of years past
for, in addition to the prospects Of very
abort crop of logs for next years cutting,
the quantity Of dry lumber now in the
hands of manufacturers is stated to be less
than has been known in this month for
the last six years. Serious doubts are en-
tertained by lumbermen about being able
TO get in any LOGS, unless an unusual quan,
tity of snow should yet fall. In conse-
quence of these unAattering prospects,
the price Of lumber has already advanced
two dollars, and holders show but little
disposition to sell
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

IIc are not indebted to Messrs Gree
icy & Co."-but to the fact Of the pos
session Of l3 cents, and the accommo-
dation5 of Mrs Mann's bookstorc-for a
copy of the Tribune 1}manac for 1899.
1t is very useful work,-absolutely nee
cssary, in fact-and we find it cheaper to
bay it for Is cents cash. at home, than to
give the publishers a dollars worth ofad-
yertising and another dollars worth Of
" editorial notice for it. How is 1t, you
that are "indcJtcd" to the publishers for
copy?
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

ssD~The Legislature has not done much
worthy Of note, since our last issue. The
Governor, in the meantime, has been en-
ployipg the time Of the two Houses IN
the reading of his veto messages Of bills
passed at the last session. The Governor
no doubt seeks notoriety through the
channel Of disagreeing with the Legisla-
ture as often as possible, and is in fair
way to accomplish his purpose.
We erred last week in stating that the
election of State Treasurer was to have
taken place the proceeding Tuesday
Last Tuesday was the day provided by
law; and accordingly the House made
nominations last week. There were 1G
candidates nominated
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20
Does RepublicaniSm Advance
Or ReCCde.

We are led to ask this question by read
ing a recent article in the Sacramento,
(CaL) linton, lfor copy Of which we
are indebted to some kind friend in Cali
tornia, who will accept cur thanks if he
sees this, 10 which the editor of that pa
per notices the fact that the Nevada Na-
fional runs up the name Of Daniel 5.
Dickinson, of New York, for President,
aud James :. Green, Of Missouri, for
Vice President. The editor of the Lnion
remarks that Mr.. Dickinson is brought
forward by the Administration as their
California candidate, to pregcnt Douglas
from Carrying that State into chg Charles
ton Convention and adds Were he NOM
mated by the Convention, we doubt
neither there is a single Northern State
he could carry. He certainly would
lis own State-Hew York il Sew
-ehis opponent" The editor then
We p say that Douglas IS the only
on can or will be likely to unite
who democracy 10 1860, and
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20
sz5~ We are indebted to our kind and

~ " aTH IHUVUl7u % O1' 1I'''71 ~
attentive AssembIyman, LEWIS MANN,
Esq, for copies Of the Daily L>9jslotfee
Rrcord, an early copy of the Governors
Message, the Canal Commissioners Re-
port, Report of the Auditor General, Re
ports of Banks &c, and other similar
courtesies aud for which he hes our sin
cerc thanks. We arc indebted, also, to
Mr. Willistoa for an early copy Of the
Message.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20
TO FATHERS AND MOTHERS.


You know now important it is for your chill
drcn that you should keep good health. How
frequently do we see feeble parents dressed in
mourning on account Of the death Of their be-
loved children. What a pity il is, when, by
proper care and remedies, all these trials and
troubles can be avolded. When health can
be restored to the parent and life and happj-
ness TO thc child. Restore the health Of the
mother and you ohv;ate the necessity of Par
agoric, Godfrey'S Cordial and other injurious
narcotics for crying children. We enteat you.
rs we desire to improve the condition of our
race, to procure Dr.. MorSes Almanac and read
how diseases are cured in accordance with
NATURES ) laws With innocentR Roots aud Pills.
PREGNANCY.
During this critical period Morse's Indian
Root Pills will be required because they
cleanse the body from those morbid humorS.
ard thoroughly drive away all pains, and give
ease and comfort to the mother From one to
three of these Pills, taken two or three times
a week during pregnancy, will cause the moth
er safe and easy delivery, and will be sure
to give stout and healthy constitution to
the child.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold
by all dealers in Medicines.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

CI.EAS0N-NELSON- the residence of
the brides father, on the morning OF the 9th,
by Rev u. H. Rice, FRaNCls \. GLEASON, to
CARrnACENIA NELSON. all Of Potter County.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20
COUgsFRsP0RT, ga,

7he Teachers Association meets at
Roulet a week from to-day, (Thursday,l
Jan. 9th, instead Of the 7th inst, as oul
types made the notice say last week.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20
\. J. WAITE & co.


NOTICE--In future all letters relative to
DH. MORSES INDIAN ROOT PILLS must be
addressed to A. J. WHITE
No. 10 Courtiandt Street New York,
and they viii meet with prompt attention.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

Fe the Commissioners of Potter W. "
ty do certify that the foregoing ez5'p, : =,
true statement of the receipts ana {
penditures Of said County, for the w. y
ending Dec. 3lst, 1853, as taken 'Io" ~ ~
originals of the same remaining II y
Office. =,
WITNESS our hands at the Comtl'!,''.!5. !!
ers' Office in Coudersport, the I0'n ''
of January 1889.
s. s. RASC0. r-.,,
JEROME CHEESBRO, ~"
Attest: l.. H. KINNEY.
l.. B. COLE, Clerk
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

In the proceedings of the House Of
Representatives of this State, Jan. L,
we Gnd the following
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15

A LIBERAL PREACHER.-Th Pacific,
religious newspaper, seems rather
shocked at the idea of DR.. Scott being a
representative of the Presbyterian
Church, and in an ironical attempt to
say some damaging things of the Reve-
rend gentlemen, gives him the following
frst-rate notice:
"Dr. Scott breaches, again and again,
against the Bible in common Schools
Is this the doctrine and sentiment of
the Presbyterian church T? DIR. Scott
breaches against all legislation for the
Sabbath. Is this the orthodoxy of the
Presbyterian church? DIR. Scott takes
an extra printed on Sabbath morning,
by Sabbath-breaking journal, and from
his pulpit, pulpit par excellence, dedi--
Gated to the preaching of Christ and
Him crucifed, reads President Duchan-
ans last message, with appropriate COM
ments. Is this good old Presbyterian
custom and practice :"
From this showing we are led to infer
that DIR. Scott is, perhaps, a better citi-
zen than a Presbyterian, that he is more
liberal than orthodox, and imbibes his
opinions more largely from his own soul
and the living world than from sectarian
theologies and dead tones.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15

ssThe man be- more of woman. she OF man;
He gain in sweetness and in moral hight,
Nor lose the wrestling snews of the world:
She mental breadth, nor fail in childward care
Nor lose the childlike in the larger mind;
Till at the last she set herself to man,
like perfect music unto noble words"
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15

BASE INGRATITUDE.- Coloma
Times tells of man who was allowed
to sleep in an editors bed at crowded
hotel in that place, and who requited
the hospitable kindness thus extended
by scrawling upon a dirty piece of paper,
with a lead pencil, the following rhymes:
81 slept in editors bed last night,
And others may say what they please,
Isay there's one editor in the world
That certainly takes his
When thought of my humble cot, away,
/ could not suppress sigh,
But thought as rolled in the feathery nest,
How easy 6dfors Ter
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15
fitness of books

sFScHNIGLE-FRITz says, in allusion
to an article in another column, that
there is no need to educate women as
Designers, since they are alreadyde
ing enough! His trusting nature has
sometime been deceived.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15

The New Years Address of the Car
rier Of the San Andreas Independent, has
the following clever lines on the plenti-
fitness of books:
Pages of print like Autumn leaves abound,
And books in every cottage may be found
Ancient and molern-Ccero and Pitt
Plato and Pope,and Virgil and Dewitt;
Epic. Dramatic lyric verse-it comes
As cheap dirt, from Homer down to Holmes.
The PEASANTS son unveils the sweetened lore
OF Mr.. Gulliver and Thomas Moore
Whilst old Demosthenes and Webster's speeches
Are carried in the pockets of his breeches.
Oflank Don Quixotte and his Rosinante
He reads to-day. tomorrow he reads Dante,
Or Burns, or Tasso: Crusoe's thrilling page;
Thompson, De Stael or versatile Le Sage
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15

PLEAsANT.-To confess an error, or
acknowledge fault, and be soundly
rated for your frankness.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-09-24

poe and qnun Indn dreuse pnures bndiau
@ sse f. 3 Sns tie
"nees "etant gne!e nons hileux de Pea"!roa
les @asqs gr'us
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pas dams son achot lie oup rant ao enana
Me. await deA la relevant
%D son sm"n nam Sc aya IN oS%n m % Nick Wh sa ouv.
& @ deen,se les six comps de revolver ceiiire ache six
amasant la caabne de la eniuee formaut
massne Al contn'a vigoureaseneut la guerre criant
d sos. aa.s s". % % @ il ] Js
Smme dss os Vous men mai
SGnus.H qae chose de is moi
eaere1 pas de loogtemps Nick W apres ce u qu dit
Aps vsrnne Hors dc "sre. rouses Tomber six fol.
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ian. que sa pnas nutemens dit Abm
En- paroles mauueuds
avec lie rteaud de hache
Tu vois d Nick que pas
de ans Comme celia Grains puseurs
Ah co~pez derncr touche gue pour ouu
aa m de- s vo Fave. mis- dams eernss dcu LEES vo
de- % a een voaa t auparavan' petite @me de ce''e dabes
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il s'arreta pour a,feudre Nick
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lei Caamite lei. nfs 'ftt.
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fa Cee obscurite annie egea furieux
mas par bonheu NAL dirges de gentis voci CHEN I
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earaone les atsues m"pies Qnes cndes
.ra etc dams belle chance de echapper Ma
coup de pot h omba Camte
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noble animal lentraiHs 1 sas suite
nam Parconrut Ia gaee rapie
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bram esit d pu mir qus uaient
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demeu sur bord dc eau aboyau peumnt reun de
end aa. app dHa@me mai bentot chien pr long
les ochers q quaker taria point
Imdnit da docteur j. H. RoBlSsoS q.
Par II ExILg CnEvALlER
+; M e feuuD Dr0chai iv0l /
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-09-24

ife de a d'hi - ''--' -"
)n Nc Volt pl{nt Hagar: 'ta.'
1T tn bou2es apres pais e
cooper an chair pate Tu mnends
cral que celuici.
--Merci de vos bonnes paroles. dit Syveen. -..
lis luterent cel Nick refen porte
terant a negese. ..'.-' ... s..-.
Js dt Syveen, condu lus Ia
mcurs De e du u durant minutes
en- slrete que patou alieurs. ..a1a.
LIS farent ben6 rend dams lie boraoe cuinaire tiaga
Cachezo~ dams sombre Whites compagne
est disc band de
Oh amour de Dea Je pardonns
rails jamas d'avoir IL Cause - e - .....
-Chut chut! paons de Boutonde.r
plus Agreeable de METRE dams qlque maude dcute
vous defend lg quelque chose do neean sut lie
nonbmme Nick abandonment
moade; Deu aaat aug,ant esomen
On Ia eniuells wontat s garde.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-09-24
XIV.
LES CHOOSES PRENNENr UNE AUTRE
TOURNURE.

LES CHOOSES PRENNENT UNE AUTRE
| TOURNURE.
syeen ais.ee eue seaoca plus
vec pene travers une etroe ouvrr,r w en- i b do Ia s %
oya % ct H. endas des
a" oa ass sssa f...s ss
aoe nele re l h'nain peud
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bes 'ensores lai chent les Objects vsb ,augbes
que e.sh s%Srpi @ Dc m @ s e Es
role pas Whites muiqe
Ct eiue de gsner clio treb trappeur beu
cue Es .oossa u pratt pour ,eu qand uas femme moa'r.
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-Oui Nick diabemeut r<poDdi
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LES ysaz pereans ors. ouver.e. r4p
s-Je croyai. que u IN trahie ct abandonnee.
v.u' rss pale qa .ssfas d. mot: aa d.a
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brave jsan hOme To iu join. pri victorious tu
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= vANA NaANNANN,
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PAUvRE sYLvEEN.

H psnible fort Noa .s,iemens r!e soas;
yveasst de iscsrt.de % ellie eat ere
dtre..s Ellie ooan.~si, Marx Mu.res s'Ssai %sai
M pour q premiere fois ellie ecnpreuait /. cara.
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81 be ysurien. capable de lneiiter les pla. no;r
Msk Suter uue inebramlable Ermese Ellie l'ay,i
1 shsnccte svsh fai a sucitte. vera fit l.
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trff Nous n'essaeros pas DE- decrre premiere en-
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---n3s sE-- 49, ...tF7f Z aslr.'''s
--Oh Que Dicu veile mr nos .a sy.l 81 re- i,
III gull nous fase romphans' e
r..r Quill benise lea sanes larmes -,
Des merHs pleurant lenrs cnfanus 6-arf|
' tA Gull garie lenperenr sugustc. fJ at t'''
lie Cesar tacturpe 1t jnste ......... ..'.'f'
Mails rouronoi ce maitre des cnmrs
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. .. Ft pourquoi meil 1 Ia (3aule purT .s..
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Qnittera les senters de 10 boiteuse erreur. .h a'
Et marcEe lie chaud soel IdGe 4ssrr
at.Fra 4 riyonne sur lempcreur. .ssa
q ar .tt -. ...-... - ~. .rsra
Oh! que Deu pr1c notre France. fs4r .-ta
Qai conduse ses baiailons -... a ~
Mons seine Ia souarauce .-s5. (. fb' ft
.-r rans le passs. slons ...r.a a.tg
Qae le Segneur sonfae 8 famine -.iH,
Sur Cesar. quill brlle Anne
Aux feux sacres de Aambeau y44
Ql'i allume lvresse ardente .,..lI7 s. ..asl
Dnns le pays Cd mourut Dante s-.'. arf 7a.-t ..,-
III qiil delivre tombsau --.-rr. .-f.r
q - asgrg a#s .a1srs-sa4aT
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a ion aieus IIaie. .f.Is I.as tsstty
Vpilh France des chsvaliersi s a4z--
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Brise les sceptres, les couronues. 90
Les menoes ct les coliers
Alors oubleons peut-etre
Le;mng perdu les sou6erts-
-Et gu auss msitss xa
Qui lose plus briscr tes fers ses9
Prsas CAvwrsA
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LES DEUX VOIX.
GIsoIE11 DT LIBHElEH.
.:-Pourqsoi prendstu pas a part de Ia victoirs
rourquo done roster soard Psppe du combat
lie poete est Pecho qui rcda rhAoin
lie Ae da yran "a o qn' on abat. - - stahs
Qoi! Tunivers de a poadre, - v -
tolymp'aae laaer re6east sous pas.
lie socsia des clochen rtpond ooups De oadre. s
Et les Tyres ne parens pas
g -Helas. Tyre doit . ~
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