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The June Term of Court, with lis
vast concerns, is by-gone, and the
!egal lore and devastation has passed on
to the neighboring village of Smethport,
where we presume it will wh;r with ri.
pacious gust-o another week. giving Mich
OILS, of the Citizen, another opportunity
to display his legal agility and newspaper
wit.
The business done here was not very
vast, but was vastly done. 1t may be
summed up in the following trials:
The Grand Jury found true bills against
the following persons for seliug liquor
contrary to law Polly Ann Smith, Hi.
ram Beals and wife, and VIM. Woodward,
of Pine Creek Silas Nelson, of Summit,
and Hezekiah Bylcs, itinerant. The
Grand Jury also indicted Dennis Magn-
mis-, of Genesee. for assault and battery,
anu AAehfJ LS. fIoeI, nt 4 ms 6jeaK, iOT
sane; also, Henry r. Frost aud II. Teed,
of Pine Creek, 1or fOrcible entry.
The Grand Jury at this Term acquit-
ted itself nobly in behalf of the public
peace, and we hope such an one may al
ways be obtained
The following cases were tried before
traverse juries
Spafford os Starkweather; action for
damages from flow of water. Declaration
for $1,000 damages. Two days and half
were occupied in trying this case, and the
jury after being out about eight hours.
failed to agree, standing 7-4-1, and
were discharged-the case going over to
next term Omsted, Wilson and Ben.
son, for Plff. ; Willistgn, Knox and May
nard for Deft.
Com, Us. Dennis Maginnis, assault and
battery. Sentence withheld, and appli.
cation for new trial filed by Deft. May
nard and Oimsted for Com; Benson, vii.
son and Willlston for Deft
w. I. Jones Us j. W. Smith: action
for debt Verdict of SIC for PIhf. Mann
for Plff Knox for Deft.
w. L. Jones as. n. Woodeock action
for debt. judgement for Plf. Mann
for Plf Benson for Deft.
A decree of Divorce was granted tc
Smith B. FINCH from his wife, BetseY A.
Finch.
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Hatchinson's Republican Songster,
., 1860" is the title of neat little
hook of II pages, in paper cover, just Is
,ped from the house of O. Hutchinson,
e. Nassau st, N. Y. 1t is edited by
Jobn W. Hutchinson, of the Hutchia
aD Family" Of singers. 1t contains the
Chicago Platform and so political songs,
written to familiar tunes, aud costs only
,sp cents. Address as above.
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perty and the crops is incalcuable at this

perty and the crops is incalcuable at this
time.
when the storm struck the Conesto-
ga, IN front of Hess's Mansion House
Hotel, 1t completely lifted the entire body
OF water from its bed, SO that those who
were on the banks of the creek OF the
time co2id see the bottom. In the creek
was large quantity of lumber belonging
to Mr.. Reinhold of this city, which it al
SO carried up. But, singular to relate,
an adverse current of wind carried water
and lumber back to the bed of the
creek.
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EZRA @0ARKWEATHER;,

81. NCFaSMlfaEf wodld inform his formor 5us-.
toners ans he public generalIy that he Mag
rei;staAliahed shop in tie kpisdin. iur,n--
erly occupied by BENZ Renncas in tou,ltrs--
port, where he viii be pleased to A., ALI
kinds of BlacKsmithing on the most G,3 SON.
able terms. Lumber, Shingles, .i6a al.s
kinds of Produce taken in eyehsu1s t4e-
work, }9.3&.
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Tile Old Court House Bell was sold
:, ,pction last Friday, and was bid off by
4 D. Kelly for the Trustees of the Cou-
l.,.Dort Academy, at S26. The bell
=. cheap, and a poorer one of the same
i've could not have been bought for less
,,oney 1t has been used on the Ulysses
academy since last September.
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49,
The YEAR OF HURRIcANEs.-The
season through which we are passing will
go far to remove the impression that the
severest hurricanes are confined to the
tropics. All over the Northern and Mid
die States, tornadoes of unprecedented
violence, extent aad destructiveness, have
occurred. At least three hundred lives
have been lost by the force of the ele-
'nents. There seems to have been a cy-
Gle of tornadoes. Within a month there
have been four in the Middle and the
Western States, one extending from
Louisville up to Central Ohio, one in
Cattaraugus county, in Western New
York one in Armstrong and the adjoin-
ing counties, in Western Pennsylvania,
and one In Iowa and Northern Illinois,
which, it is said, has surpassed all the
others in violence and destructivencss.
EPIDEMIC AMONG SHEEP IN PENN
sYLVANIA--TheW Washington (Pa.) Er-
amimer says that the disease which has
been so disastrous TO cattle in the eastern
states, has broken out among he sheep OF
Mr.. James Morrison, of CHARTERS town
ship, and carried off large number. On
Thursday, he lost about forty, and others
were in dying condition when he left
home on Friday. He exhibited a small
quantity of gravelly sort of substance
taken from the stomach of one of the
dead sheep, and submitted it to several
physicians for analyzation but after q
thorough examination, nothing could be
made ort of it. He states that the di
sease is very similar to the cholera in its
operations, carrying off the sheep in Q
short time after being attacked,
The affairs of the New York and Eric
Railroad Company are rapidly assuming
more favorable shape. The trustees OF
the fifth and supplemental mortgages
have Obtained a final judgement of fore:
closure and sale, which establishes thu
validity of their claims, and adjusts all
open matters as to the fourth-mortgage
bonds, and authorizes purchase of the
road by the trustees. All remaining
matters of controversy between other
claimants it is believed will soon be salts.
faetorily arranged
81 LoYE MY COUNTRY MORE THAN !
LoYE MY PARTY. SO said Hannibal
Iiamlin when the Democratic party re-
pealed the Missouri Compromise aud re-
opened the agitation of the slavery ques-
ton; aud thercupon resigned his posi-
ton as Chairman of the Committee on
Commerce in the Senate, and gave in his
adhesion to the Republican movement
TRENTON, June 23.-We have un-
doubted information here that Harden
has made confession of having poisoned
his wife, showing in the whole transac-
tion degree of guilt seldom equalled.
Governor Oldon has respited the exc
cution of Jacob S. Harden fo- oue week
and day, bringing 1t to Friday, the 9th
day of July.
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lt learn from a Kansas paper that a
.,,vv storm occurred in Lykens, Doug.
!. and Franklin counties on the Sth
n Osawatomie, houses were blown
lawn and chimneys blown of. The
,;nopgs were blown off the house of l.
n Williams, formerly of this county.
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What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR
CONTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED
FOR THE CURE OF DISEASE IN
AL FORMS.
PROFESSOR HENRY S, TAyL0R, M, D,

PROFESSOR HENRY 5. TAYLOR, H. D.
IT TELLS you How TO attend upon the sick
and h0w to cook tor them
how 10 eregafa Drinks
POutices, &c" and how
| TO guard against infection
from Contagious Diseas-
eS.
1T TELLS YOU Of the various diseases o;
Children, and gives the
best and simplest mode
of treatment DUR II y
Teething Commissions,
Vaccination, Whooping-
cough, Measles, &c.
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms of Croup,
Cholera Ipianthm, Cole
piarrapa, W orms. Scal
ed Head, ifingw orm,
Ghicken-2ox. &c, an d
gives you be best reme-
dies for thfir cure.
II TELLS TOU The symptoms Of Fever and
Ague, and Bilious, yell
low, Typhus, Scarlet and
other FeFerS, and gives
you the best and simplest
remedies for their cure.
II TELLS YOU The symptoms of Influenza.
Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Dropsy, Gout,
rheumatism, Lumbago,
ErysipclaS &c, and gives
you the best remedies for
their cure.
1T TELLS YOU Tie symptoms of Cholera
Morbus, Malignant Chol-
era, Smallpox, Dyson
terry, Cramp, Diseases of
the Bladder, Kidneys, and
Liver, and the best rem
cdicS for their cure.
IT Tells YOU The symptoms of Pleurisy,
Mumps, Neuralgia, Apo
pleXy Paralysis, the va
riouS Diseases Of t h c
Throat, Teeth, Ear, and
Eye, and The best fcme-
dies for their cure
1T TELLS FGT The symptoms of Epilepsy,
Jaundice, Piles, Rupture,
Diseases Of The Heart,
Hemmorrhage, Eenereal
Diseases and Hydropho-
bia, and gives the best
remedies for their cure.
IT TELLS K0U The best and simplest treat
mcnt for Wounds, Broken
Bones and Disocations,
Sprains, Loekjaw, Fever
Sores, White Swclings
Ulcers, Whitlows, Boils
Scuryy, Burns and Scrof-
ula.
IT TELLS you OF the vari0us diseases of
Womcn of Eli5Id.lrirth
and of N p s4ruation:
Whites, BarfenHcss &c,
&c, ana gives the best
ard sialpLs9t remedies for
their clFG.
The wort is wgitten in plain language, free
from medical terms, so rs 10 be easily under
stood, while It's simple recipss may soon save
yoa ulSny ;IGe5 the COS; Q. The book Ii is
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Special Eoiiees.


THE GREAT DRAWBACK to persons en-
igratin5 10 the extreme south apd western
country, is the fear they kaye Of the Fever and
Ague-the most direfu of all diseases. Eve
ry day Se hear of persons attacked by this
disease and mace helpless in short time,
without any means OF affording relief. In
view of Tie great demand for Il remedy, DR..
HoStetter has presented his Celebrated Stom-
ach Btters, whose curative powers for all
diseases of the stomach haye been universally
acknowledged. The Ritters, prepared after
a long experience and deep study, have re-
received the erconlums of the most eminent
physicians, as well as all classes, from every
part of our country. To those who doubt
their many virtues, all we can say is to try
them, and jsdge for themselves respectively
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere. G5la. See advertisement in
another column.
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MOEEAT'S

LIFE PILLS -4ND PH(ENI1 BII1EHS.
YFyIIESE MEDICINES have now been before
H. the public for period of THIRTY fEAhs,
and during that time have maintained high
character in almost every part OF tho Glabei
for their extraordinary and immediate power
of restoring perfect health to persons suffering
under nearly every kind of disease to which
the human frame is liable.
The following are among the distressing
variety of human diseases in which the
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-28

T.
Will be remembered that on Tues-
evening Of last week heavy black
'4a arose In the northwest and passed
THIS place to the south-east-our
\ :@SaS generally anticipating a heavy
storm, but very fortunately were
@3pq1Ated. 1t seems however, that
pIeAfs in the southeastern part of
''a'e were less fortunate, as we learn
''e Lancaster Express of the goth
q NeaVy wind apd hail storm passed
'ue river towns Of that county, de-
/, ''''s the crops, uprooting trees, blow
y, s0~n houses and caFgipg men into
\, "''r' Hail fell to the depth of sew
"Ones, and of the size Of hcng' eggs.
,.n J''e OF the storm maybe judged by
'OuDt:
b, ,a n' storm when it reached Safe Har-
Is''As to have attained it's fall power
-" point ita destrpctiyeress to pro-.
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Nv rpkNK CRASRY
BY FRANK CROSBY,

OF THE PLILADRLpHIA BAR.
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IT TELLS YOU How To make an Assignment
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cfs and the Insnlvent
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tanning one, with Iufer-
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are very liberal
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Philadelphia Pa.
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Announcements.

Announcements of six lines OF less un-
I'll Repub. county convention meets, 81 each,
and 10 cents for each additional line. Inde-
pendent candidates, till ELECTION, double the
above rates. All political announcements
must be paid in advance.
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ME Summer Term Of Ulysses Acade-
:, commences on the 2lst of August
at. See the announcement in another
l,,mn
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COaderpoH Acadcmy.-We take great
pleasure in stating that the Academy
building has been thoroughly repaired
and ventilated during the past few weeks,
and that a school will be opened in it
next Monday, (July 2d,) under the
charge of Miss CLARA A. SToCKwELL
Of Bradford county, aud formerly an as,
sstant teacher in our Academy. Miss
SocEwelPs eminent qualifications as a
teacher are too well known to our citizens
to need any endorsement from US and
We trust that the school will be well sus-
hlued BY them.
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Marshal White, who is now taking the
census Of this county informs us that he
lads it difficult to get correct answers to
nno of his questions-some telling him
'Dne Of his business" and others refusing
hteIl. We would call the attention of all
the fact that by refusing to give the
niormation called for by him, they sub
let themselves to fine of $50. We
hope every body will lend him all the
id Their power to get correct state
n'nt of the population and resources of
tia county. He is confined to short
ine in which to take the census-eight
'sels from the first of June and one
month of his time is nearly. gone already.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

JULIUS BAKER of Hebron township, will
be candidate for the office of County Treas
urcr, subject to the decision of the Reputli-
can county convention.
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Child Drorned.-On Sunday after
noon last little boy aged nearly two
Years, son of Mr.. Rinehuls, was drowned
in Neslon Clark's mill-pond, two miles
north of this place. DIr. Z. lives pear
the pond, aud the child got out of the
yard without the knowledge of its pa,
rents, who Oh looking for it soon after,
discovered that it was lost to them forev.
e Tie body was soon after recovered
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Snnddy School Festiedl.-The Union
Aobath School at this place are going
b hold pic nc festival in the grove
'lh of the village next Saturday, 30tb
|At The Presbyterian School has ac.
'ped an invitation to join in the festi
'L Adthc arrangements have been made,
|adTe judge from the verbal programme
rien US, and from the well-known ener-
|Hd those who have the matter in charge
~N the occasion will be very pleasant
@ Tor the members of the schools, their
a'herS and parents. The exercises
anence by congregating at the NJ. Z.
'u'ch at l03 o'clock An, and pro-
'u'o8 to the grove at IL o'clock -
4't addresses will be made by Rev. NJ.
Nlce and Rev. J. II. Parsons, after
'pch the eatables and fqa will be
Fought on.
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GIVE US A GALL
CHARLES MANNING

CH AItLES MANNING,
Fourth street, between NaiH'
and Fes9 Streets, GeuderspoFf, Pa, j. pre-
pared to dc MI kfnes Of work in his lino,.
on the moss saQ QsonAble terms. f'rodnce'
taken in payHeas. 1893
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len advertisements
ULY SIS T. S a Q A d E M Y.
VJVHE FALL TERN of this new and popular
IL institution will open
AUGUST 31st, 1850.

S27,oo pays all expenses for o2e term of
ii weeks. This includes instruction at an
institute for two weeks, by Prof CHARLES
w. SANDERS, A. NJ, the well knows author
of Sanders Readers. In several respects this
is the best institution in the country.
rsa. Send for a circular containing full
p gticulars.
IA COOPER, Ulysses, Pa.
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Timothy Seed
w all and
Window Paper,
Paints g. Oils,
and in fact
and in fact
Eehrly every thing waited
by the people of the t5GFAty.

Until better arrangements casi'te made. ths'
Provisions, Feed, nfth Nails, Fish, and other
heavy articles VIII Ire kept at the store for
mery occupied by b; S..G0LWELL.
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above work, as our inducements to all such
are very liberal
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address JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher.
Nc GIT Sam tom Street,
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The wort IS w7itten in plain language, FIRE,
from medical terms, so rs TO be easily under
stood, while is simple recipss may soon save
yoa m&ny ;Ges the COS; Q. the book Ii is
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