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MASONIC FEMALE
ACADEMY

TIE undersigned. Trustees Of %l'inoli
Naaonie femtla Academy. take pleasure
N announcing 70 tho public tia, thew
have secured the services " Ns. Bottle
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will IN On tho IT. Monday IN
February, lNip.
The above teacher, arr vel known n
the Trustees, - able. actamp.i he'd and
experienced.
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rf'!ir now arb ASSOCIATION,
NrN u ths awful l~e-,rnssIvG 4
hunan lifo caused Is SeSuai ilssUl
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letter. with "a description u then cod
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furnish medicines lr,r ui ebHrss. I'd
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ago. aud sill infii,, o., Hvs, aipsvs@
mpd 'yn treatment.
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lh,ir Annual Report upon The ,reatsst
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satisfaction with ,he success whish u
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for The ensuing year.
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and other diseases Of the Sexual sopN|
by the Consultiu. Surgeon, VII. ts ~
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postage. Other Reports aud Trad
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new f,mcilc. aud methods Il freseDsi
during the last year ~
grca, value.
Address. for nsrcr, or ,rsrsw~sk y
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As.oeia,ion, No. : South ~
Philadelphia, Ia.
r. order " the Directors.
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NEW noonsl NEW nnoAs,

EfrEES FROM a Traveller in spain,
IL secOnd s%e'iss; by WIN. Callca Bry.
ant.
Passages FROM tly Autobiography. By
sidney itIt Morgan.
The Poster Brojhsr being n History "
the schccl anitCllgs, lifc VI gws Young
Men.
onward Or. The Mountain Chamber.
srsi \ Tale VI Ptosros. ny Jane Anne
WiHss8m.
The Mechanics rud Builder N'ies
bnnk. showing in detail the rr'N, u
Wood. Painting md 1lisins. etc. 1,
whirh ithlloiu nictirusry Z Mechanical
terms. Also. a Treatise On architecture;
~ J. Wil.en.
The Nlussl Of Chess. containing the
f'epsntary Principles o. ihe Gatae, illus.
tra,ed With numerous diagrams. tcsvut
saiuss aud original lsobisus; b, Charlss
keuny.
1hs Laws and Practice Of Whist; b.
caelsts.
H. Cabinet pss recs; ". nsersasive
Vcad nfs. arrrngvd for the express u.s
q sadsuts IN French ~ Gscrgs
,,crafa.
Jus. received sni Tor sale tv
aF1 ttatAvES &VAprS.
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Ill Italian and American Marble, Mob
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West. North or South. All Minds VI
Marble nni Stone work executed e. order.
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pnccs. Give Us q eall and patronisc
home Manufacture.
October q, loss. dolly.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
what our Fathers Thought and
Said Of slavery. and its
Extension.

The evening Bulletin, of Philadelphia,
has done the country great service, by
republishing the proceedings Of a public
meeting held in that city in 1919.
he report Of the meeting was publish
ed in the N,tionai Recorder OF NV. q,
1919. and commences ss follows:
o MEETING On THE suRJECr OF SLAVERY
Pursuant to public notice, meeting
of the ciIlzens Ut the elty and county OF
Philadelphia. was held AT the State House
on ,he 23d of November, 1919.
Jared lngersoll, Esq, presided, and
Rubert Ra>tun acted as Secretary.
"The meeting, one of the largest aud
most respectable ever convened here, was
opened by Horace Blnney, Esq, in AL
Impressive address"
The reader will notice that the meeting
was held ia the State House, that it was
presided over by JARED INGERSoLL, Esq,
and addressed by HORACE BINNEY. Esq,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31

iaud OF really noble specimen OF her
.ex, is worth nlue hundred and nlnety'nlne
,sars' pos es>ion OF sweet Creature with
/ MY two ideas in her head, and nothing
sew to say about eilher Of them. 81
.ou't be in . hurry, | sag again. You
ont want wife now, and yoa have not
tile ghte>t idea Of the kind of wife you
viii want by-and By. Go into female 50
ciety, ii you eau find that which will i'm
prove you, but none otherwise You can
speud your time better. Seek the Soee-
~ of good men. That is often more ac-
cr>slb:e to you than the other, and 1t ls
through that mostly that You Will hnd
your way to good female society rem
lsrton,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
The Northern independent

1t will be gratifying 10 those of our
readers who do not take this sterling pa
per. to be informed that it is a complete
succeSS-uor only financially, bet in u far
more important sense, is it IA c0mp|ete sue
cess. II is among the best papers pub
lished any where. Il is fearless in its ex-
posure Of SIN, whether in the church or
out of it, Its editors are large hearted,
far seeing men, who have the honesty to
say what they think-a rare virtue and
Of inestimable value. Such men general
" are brave enough to think for them-
s,lyes, and it is only by such men that
the W. rid can ever be improved.
There ought to be good many more
c'pics of the Mdrpeadcnt taken in this
county, and we urge every person who has
dollar to devote TO the anti->lavery cause,
to send it to R,v. N. IIasmer, Auburn,
n y. for the Nyrthern Independent. We
hear much about the necessity Of contrib
uting to Missionary funds, Until every
member in the Methodist Chuch NDrM.
shall be ashamed of the action lately TAX
ell at WilIiamsport. by the East Baltimore
Conference. we think there is as much
need of Missionary work in that Church
as among the so called heathen; and we
know OF no better way of doing this work
than by subscribing for the Northern In,
6rDendrRt.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
Legislative.

The following, w@:ch we find among
the proceedings of the Senate Of last
Thursday, explains itself, and will be read
with pleasure by all the friends Of Educa'
tiUn
Senate bill No. 54l. further supple
ment to the act establishing "a system OF
education by common schools, came mp in
order OF second reading; pending the
amendment Of Mr. HARRIS To the second
section, to abolish the Office of county
superintendent of common schools.
Mr.. FINNEY opposed the amend nent
in forc.ble speech, regarding it az ii
blow struck at the whole common school
system.
Mr.. BELL also made an able speech in
Opposition IL the mendment.
Mr.. SCoFGELD objec;ed to the amend
mcnt on the ground that it would be en-.
tirely nugatory if adopted, on account OF
Inconsistencies it embraced. 1t referred
to the Office of C UNITY superintendent in
the act of 1886, when no such officer i.
recognized in said act.
The amendment was voted down by
unanimous cnnSent.
A further supplement- to the charter
Of the CoudoF>pors, Portage and Alleganv
River Railroad Company, passed finally
same day.
In the House, on the same day. Mr.
MANN called mp "an act to authorize the
laying out of a State road in Potter and
VI Kean counties" which was passed anal
iy. This is An important movement, hav'
ing for its object to connect our village
with the Sudbury & Erie r. r., on The
Driftwood. We trust it will pass the
Senate
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31

that he knows too we'll the profound es-
TEEN IN which Gov. Seward is heia by the
people of Ohio and other Western States,
to treat him OF als pretensions ia spirit
of ridicule that while he differs trem Gov.
Seward in some Of his doctrines, which
he considers rather theoetrical than prac-
ticaI. rather adapted to a state of things
to be desired than to one likely soon to
occur, he regards him wo thy to rank
among the truly eminent statesmen of the
timeS."
Tom Corwin perhaps forgcts. as do all
w.uld be- conservatives, that F." things to be
desired are not likely soon to occur
without the aid Of just such minds as that
of Mr.. Seward to bring them into condi,
tion for practical operation. And, just
50 soon as Ton Corwin aud his prototype,
throw off the yoke Of conservative inaetiv-
ltv which prevents them from practically
cooperating with Mr.. Seward in brngin.
about "a state of things to be- desired,
they will render that event more " likely
soon to occur" BE a MAN, Tom Corwin
and you will fully endorse Mr. Seward 's
doctrines
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The K"ickerbocker Magazine is MI
on haud--rich, rare and spicy as eve,
The editor "Reminiscences" are con.,
ued' and form one of the most interes,ir,l
features of the current volume III
leading articles of the number par,ak. "A
the usual excellence of the work, mali.
the Knickerbocter favorite family MI
azine. BY the way. friend John Graz
our file is sadly broken; the very 6, /
numbe- is missing does not to our o. h
sight OF Eel-wli:h to Us is quite dst,s,.
ing. Send it along.
Harper's Nogozine has not visited o..
table since the February number. Wbv|
is it? We have written promise FINN
the publishers clerk that we should nj
served regularly. We ought to be juii,I,,II
treated at least.
Peterson's Magazine is on hand wnA|
its ladies entertainments. We are n,i
er fond Of Peterson" because we o,.I
fond Of anything which tends to render
the ladies pleasant and happy-ani there
is nothing like "love-stories" and fash
ion plates" for that.
The Great Republic Monthly, for
April, is on our table; large Improve.
mcnt upon the February No.-in natter
at least. We did not get the March
nuuber The New World" is an erjc
poem of considerable crit, and The trsv.
Il sketches are we'll written and intcrs..
ting.
QUEsTIoS-Can ynR, or any Of your reader,
inform us who wrote /" Shahlnah in SeSrch Of
Freedom" Certainly the author should no,
be ashamed Of the production.
We are not able to state who the author
If that most excellent work is. If xs
were asked who would be most likely 10
write Just such book, we should say tia.
We know of no one of whose characteristic
style it partakeS So much as Lyda Maria
Child. She has been in the hab t Ofip v.
ing her name freely to the pubic, and.
but for this we should ran the risk Of
guessing it was from her pen. The
style, the chuice of Oriental character, the
innerimpreS>ion<. the glimpSeS OF Sweden.
bnr.ian faith, are all very much like her.
We repeat the qur>tinn-who wrote Shah.
NAH = ChrSfer C"u"ty Pa) ma.
We guess sou are right about it, Mr.
Tmcs-fur i, certainly partake' Of tn.
vivacity and simplicity Of style. as also
the forcible lo.,c. of Mrs. Child. We eau
indge the book better when we have read
it u2-having only thus far been { yOrcd
with chapter or Two upon which to found
ou: iudg nent.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31

death. Emancipation of slaves in the
territory is totally prohibited. Slaves are
not allowed to 60 eff their masters $ prem
l>es after sunset without pass. Provls-
lon il made for recovery Of d slave unlaw-
fully detained from the owners by anoth-
er person, by replevin, or habeus c0rlaus.
i" This act look effect from the date ot
| its passage, which occurred on the 10Th
January last"
These are fundamentally the same pro-
visions Is are made i'll other slave states
or territories in which the law of soil and
cllmate dJes not operate; they look as III
all other cases, like simple devices Of self.
Ii nness, 10 p otect and maintain Il vaiua,
ole pecle, Of property they look like the
o diuary niunlcipents aud defcuees of the
CONSTITUTION" winch fnds the same rea
sous tor its existence in New Mexico that
| it fluids el>ewh, re; but We presume they
arr n to be interpreted IN that lighi,
aud that they are wilful efforts to c'un-
teract the natural laws ol God" La
this view, we may add, it is very hard
t.lat man should not be permitted to teg
i,late in favor of the divine law, while ht
.,as such large scope to ie@isiate against
it; or that 1t shonld be needless or in.
IF per for him to aid the efforts OF soil
III clmaie, while he is alluwei the u :
mo,t latitude in countervaIliug them. In
fact, We think that a little timely assist.
ance given to the endeavors of nature, by
human eu etments, wuu not have been
uut vi place III New Mexico, in spite ol
the dictlm Of Mr.. Webster, and the ell,
thusla>tc plaud.ts he received from his
friends.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
MisGellanU.

ONE or SIcKLES' VICTIMS. The Al,
hany correspond, Mt of the Utica Heratd
La, the following:
People still continue to lalk about the
murder at Washington. To the honor OF
Albany. b. it said, that public senrimenI
here denounces the shooting down of Mr..
Key as a coSardy and brutal act. !" I
him that's without sin cast the first t me.
Sand a friend ye>terday-one WHO has
known Dan L. SickleS almost fron boy
hood" Sc nethng less than FIVE years
ago, | knew a woman, young, beautiful
aud conidins. She was u loved wife, and
4 happy loving mother. Though occupy
lug no exalted, social position she had a
manly. upright husband, and pleasant
home That Woman becane = reluctant
victim to the seducer's &, ,yiliSh arts Her
child TO day is an alnls house bJarder,
her husband a Sot, and she degraded
Dutcast.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31

Dissatisfaction &. LYMAN acted
as Senatorial, and j. SHERWOOD. Esq IA,
preventative Delegate from this Dis.
trict in the late State Convention, the
Delegates appointed by the q .upty COM
nittee being unable 10 attend 1t is
needless to add that they truly represent.
el the Democracy Of the County and
District Wltsb0ro Democrut
"Childreu aud fools tell the truth, "--
and the editor Of the Dempcrdt ranks vel
in one of these pitiable classes of human
ty. The democracy Of the County and
District" are truly well represented by
Charley Lyman--and SO is the National
administration, with its "nigger-driying
a tributes.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31

RaE- There is an old Turkish adage,
that every young man should plant tree
in whose shade he could recline in his old
age, 1t is good adage, too, aud we hope
to see every young man in Coudersport
plant at least one tree this Spring-iI
each young girl would do the same. We
think it would add to her own attractions
a. well as to those Of the Town. BY all
means plant at least one tree.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
What the Press Say.

"COSIAR Extern.inatOiS are inTalu,
able remedies for clearing houses Of all
SORTS of ver:nin. With all confidence We
recommend them.- ~ Y Duly Stdt'
Register.
COsrAR'S" remedies for all domcsti,
pests such as Rats. Rnaches, Bed Bugs
Ants. FIeaS. &c. are invaluable We car
speak from actual knowledge of their mer
IFS DRUGGISTS and DEALERS should
send their orders early. if they wunld Sc
care Il trade in then.-Ne,V York Jour
nai.
Il shall write something shout you
Extcrminatur<. aS | eau do su with pro
priety. They are selling rapidly here ant
destroying all vermin.-Ed. "BdHner,
EI,,aty. H.,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
A Sad Occurrence.
Correspondence Of she Eflcr journal.

Correspondence Of sie Pt1er Journal
MANLUs, N, Y, March -, 1859
Mr.. CHASE
Sir: | wish TO inform you and your
readers Of another melancholy instance Ul
the effects Of using whisky as beverage,
which has just cume under uiy ob>erNa-
ton. il man by the name Of Pnlip WI
minboa who had been living about here
Tor the last year or 50, engaged III making
willow baskets, aud who was III the habit
OF getting intoxicated frequently, WIS
found on Suniay night about 0. c mile
south Of this village, lying partly upon
his face with his hands drawn under him
as though he would keep them warn,
with cap aud Gather apron drawn over
MS head, his head lying upon bag con
tanning a few potatoes, and close by WAS
ying jug wh.ch had contained wniSky
but was then empty. lie was partly COW
cred with SHOW, 1t having showed OH Fri
day night, the weather being very in
element On Saturday and Su .day-Said 10
De the mist tel us days during the whole
win'er The last time he was seen was
on Friday afternoon. lie was in the VI
cinity wncre he was found The Z ro-
ner is holding an inquest on the body
while | am writing. IL. .. L.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
Ba- The Cincinnati Duuy Times

B@ The Cincinnati Duuy Times is
authorized by Crow. Corwin to contradict
me assertion of IA Washington correspond
Mt Of tho u Y Erpr-s@ that Gov Cor
win, in Ohio, makes Gov. Seward the butt
# his mercileSs ridicule" 1.-The remark
# the letter writes" Gays the Times, . is
without the slightest foundation. and Gov.
'orwn sincerely regrets the publication
If paragraph impuiing to him a want of
proper regard for the New York Senator ;
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31

We have only room to add the manly
reply of Dr. Guthrie, and commend its SEN
timeats to Hou.e Mission Societies which
send pro-Slayery missionaries into anti
Slavery communities, for the urpose of
weaning them from their ultraisns and
extravagances, emanating from the New
York Tribune. &c. and to those pro-
fessed christians who tell US that "the
question of slavery has nothing to do with
religion" Here is DR. Guthries reply:
EDNGBURGH. January "a, 1859.
DEAR SIR: In answer to yours of 29rh De-
ceuber lot me say that no nan holds Si0Usry
in greater abhorrence hon do that I mourn
ocer the dtsqrace whch ii snidls on your country,
and that Tam astonishedt that the Christian min
listers of the Free States especially do not, one
and all Of them, iift up their Uoicr ike trumpet
agaias,n It. is deep sin against God and man,
and should be Liotted out be The consequences rhat
t5eV may.
T~Ynu VIII find my sentiments on that subject
stated clearly and fully in volume of SER
mons which lately published in this country,
and which has been repnblished 10y the MeSsrs.
Carter of yonr city. Tie volume is entitled,
" Christ and the Inheritance of the Saints. "
The sermon in the volume, which | touch on
the subject Of your letter is the seventh, enti-
tlcl redemption" And praying God to bless
the means employed To strike the tetters from
he limbs ?f our brethrrn, and ripe out the stain
from your otherwise ho;ie country and people, be-
lieve me, Yours truly.
{sionedA THOMAS GUTHRIE
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e9> The Hon. John C. Ten Eyck, Re

sg- The Hon. John c. Ten Eyck, Re-
publican, was elected on the 18th inst,
by tie Legislature of New Jersey, IA Sen
ator in Congress for the full term Of SIX
years from the 4lh day of the present
month--vice Wright, Administration
The vote stood-Ten Eyok, II Vroom
Dem, 81 Scattering, 5.
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Literary Notices.

The atlantic Monthiy, for April came
few hours too late for uoticc last week
but it is never too early or too Late to be
welcome 1t presents a grad array oi
literary excellence. as will be seen Dy no.
tioing its list of contents, a. follows:
A grarianism; Bulls and Bears; Prayer
for Life; Odds and Ends fron the OiC
World; Two Snitf>; PAlIreys and ar
mold 5 Histories; Drifting; Roba di Roma
\ Letter to a Dysp4ptic; The Utah Ex
pedition; Our Skater Belle And now L
top of, > they pass us Tho Professor al
the Breakfast table" and 1.-The Miais
Issr's Wooing,"
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4" Oh. it is pitifuli
In e whole c ty full,
Prlenda She had none

Her seducer now comes before the
world as the ayenger Of GU ragged chastity
In the cell where justice has placed him
for a dastardly murderer, he is visited by
the President, and receives expressions
of sympathy, from men high III stltion,
who have wives, and daughters, and homes
Out upon such a state OF society,"