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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-05

0sg~ We clip the following expressive
item from the n Y. Tribune OF last Fri.
day;
Il" We will state for the information of
our friends, the we yesterday mailed to
regular subscribers the largest edition of
the Weekly Trijune ever printed. The
number exceeded 10000 Copiea."
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-05

s,,i1iat.-On Wednesday forenoon,
Richard Post, who is hauling logs for
: Colwel!, was taking off load at the
], in this village, his right hand was
,,bt between two logs and nearly every
IN hand and fingers broken. DR..
.,r was called and sett the bones
Post is a resident of Hebron, we be-
20 and is familiary known as DIR.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-05
List OfIette1S

List of Letters
ID EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Couders-
Ia port, Pa, for the Quarter ending Jan
lst, 1850:
Avery, Addison-2 Lowe, z. P.
Blakeslee, James Mann, William 3.
Fcssenden, Z, NJ. Munroe, A. II.
Frost II. D. Nelson, Robinson
Franklin, Freeman Outman, f.
Goodwin, Phineas O'Donnell, Winifred
Harrington, E. R.-2 Potter, Rev. Timothy
House, Philo Schnider, NJ.
Hurd, A. B. Smith, Abram Mr.. r.
Hill, Abner Stieon C. S.
Jones, Rull Smith, II. II.
Listner, Zafa-2 Wood, w. II.
Listner, Sophia Woodruff, Charles B.
Lowrey, David B. Webner, John NJ.
kurzendoerfer, Katharine
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say that they are advertized.
SAM'L HAVEN, P. N.
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Dissolution.
Oswayo, Dec. l4th 1859.

geSy~ The business will be continued ut the
old place by c. G. Kenyon, where he, or h s
saleman j II. Graves, will be found at all times
Sunday exceptedl ready and willing to wait
on customers Thankful for the patronage
bestowed upon the late firm, he hopes by at
tention 10 his business to merit col tinuance
of the same.
p S. All kinds of Provisions, Groceries, &c,
constantly on hand, cheap for READY Pay.
Lumber, Shingles, and all kinds of Produce
taken in exchange for Goods at their market
price. Cash not refused.
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lI;onn ann County,

Il, have not received the Atlantic
,otbIy for January. VIII the publish
,,sose attend to the matter at once.
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Notice.,

A LII indebted to E. X. SPENCER are re-
N spectfully invited to call and settle their
accounts, by payment or by Note, without de-
lay.
Coudersport, Dec. p, lS5s-l64t.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Caleb Cushing.

1t would be well enough for those dele
gates to the Charleston Convention who are
landing CALEB CUSHING, the President of the
convention, and denouncing the CAGGER del
CATION from New York as freesOilers. to con-
suit CUsHISG's record. He was in Congress
10 1886 when Arkansas applied for admission
into the Union. with clause in her Consti-
tuition protecting slavery and slave holders.
This clause was highly Objectionable to
honest CALEB and on the 9Th of June he mad
Q speech against it. We Gull few extracts.
He said
This provision of the Constitution OF Ar
kansas is CONDEMNED byIhosc whom represent
on this OCCASION, a, dHti-Repubkicgn as tcrono
general principles of general pothy, and as VA
ust 10 the nh1bH1nts Of The non sLoueioId,ng
Stuies They OIJect 10 II, a, Geulg. IN effect a pro
pisioa 10 render sLaUeTy perpetual the State
Of Arkansas"
II cOhcur in reprobating such clause
can Of, by any note Of mime. ratyy sdnctify a
Constitution" 81 Government sOhhch undertakes, IA
his way 10 tortcOss IN odUInce tie progress Of cir
azI',oa and liberty .foreUer."
We are cugIg, d in the creation of. infant
empr,. What We shall now do is to act up
on generations yet unborn, TO the end OF
time. There is no appreciation Of the conse-
q ,enoe s which he enveloped, like the minute
gem OF tile spTinging seed, in The work OF
this hour. And at snch time shall we,
with the accents OF lihcriy perpetually on our
lip; shall tce triioSr UerY Institutions are esta6
fishei the tOid leataL doctrine of human Tighf
sidL IRE The Representatives. Of Tie free people Of
the United States be brutishiy dumb, ,cheR IS
soagh, through US, 20 render Slavery uTeieenldbiy
prTprtudt ava STATE soliciting admission utO
lhe Union
Il claim it as the right of my constituents,
ii is my own right, TO withhold assent from
this oil ctiOnable clause in the Constitution
of Arkansas. Ii the question had arisen at a
more pr pitious hour, il the Committee were
not predetermined To abridge debate 10y such
means a. they have power to exert. should
hare argued aGiTusatsUey the inezped,ency and ~
justice Of that clause upon general principles Of req
son Wholly abstaining 10 enter this pertinent
field OF remark, | have endeavorrd To COL
Fl he myself to brief and simple defense Of
the amrndm, mt before us, in reply to the OBJ
servaIions OF the gentleman from Virginia.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
The Ticket Complete sseH and Ev-
eEett.

The Baltimore Convention. Tbursday. after
nominating Mr.. BELL Cor the Presidency.
proceeded to the nomination of candidate
for the Vice Presidency. Hon. EDwAKp Ev-
ERETT. having bern placed before the Con-
ven:ion, was nominated by exclamation.
The following preamble and resolution bad
previously teen adopted as the party plat
form
.WHEREAs. Experience has demonstrated
that all platforms adopted by political par
ties have the effect to mislcad and to cause
political divisions by encouraging geograph-
ical and sectional parties. therefore,
Res0lUed. That both patriotism and duty
require that they should recognize no policy
or principles hut those resting on the broad
foundation Of the Constitution Of the coun-
try, the Union OF the States. and the enforce
Inent OF the laws, and that as representatives
of the Constitutional and Union party and of
the country they pledge themselves TO main
tain, protect and defend these principles.
thus affording security at home and abroad,
and securing the blessing of liberty to them
selves and posteriiy. Adopted 10y acclama-
tiOD.
With this platform and the nominees, the
constitutional Union Party can go before
the country with the highest confidence in
their cause and the men chosen to represent
IL. Mr.. BELL has long been distinguished as
one of the wisest aud most prudent states
man to which the nation has given birth
whilst his colleague on the ticket, Mr.. EVER
EFT, a scholar, an orator. aud a statesman,
stands proudly eminent among the represen-
tatiye men of the age Such ticket COM
mends itself to the conservative elements of
the country, as one that is eminently worthy
of their supporter the support indeed of
all who are not given over to party and party
purposes, or are not real willing to see our
institutions perish.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
The "IrrepressibIe ConfiicI'' In Mis-
sissippi.

The Charm IN of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee Of Mississippi. has called u
State Convention on the 3Oth inst, to be
held in Jackson. The Jackson Mississippian
says of the called Convention
Shall the Course of Mississippi AT Charles
ton be sustained; and will the tried and true
Democracy of this gallant State stand by her
sisters in this struggle for Constitutional
rights! THIS is u question 10 be solved By
the Democracy in Convention. speaking first
throu gh their organs of public seniimr mt, the
primary meetings, where the voice OF the
people finds bold and manly utterance.
With safety To Iha interests Of the party,
and without disregard Of the vital conse-
Quence. depending upon the result, later
day than the 3Oth could not have been named.
Hence but little time il left for action. And
yet it is amply sufficient If the Democracy
will address themselves in good earnest To
the work. Rally. then, Democrats of Mis-
sissiPpi. Re-kindl" your council fires, aud
prepare for the coming struggle. There will
be no offices to bestow by the Convention OF
the 30th-no lOaves aud fishes to distribute
but higher duties are To be performed
Vital principles are To- be maintained: and
such measures are required TO be taken as
will enable ven tn give them the aid OF your
active aud efficient support in November.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

PATHETIC BIT UNAyAiLtNG.-Mr. Pugh. OF
Ohi", in the Charleston prze-h sht, made Il
most pathetic aud eloquent appeal 10 the
Southern rebels for mercy, bit 1t did NO
good Hear him:
"Will you permit Us 10 come In aud share
tie honors Of Ihe triumph with youi III you
give Us what We ask, State after Stale will
wheel into the Democratic column. II you
refuse Us what We AK. tell you that lew
now with u will b. gone aud goae forever.
ask, then. and | think have a II ght to SAX,
that gentlemen will Consider this matter ma.
tur ly. believe that IL we are permitted o.
light the battle that We have hitherto fought,
the darkness that now spreads eyer the h,,ti-
ron will be dissipu d; believe that the
storm will di-apPear: thai the rains will cra-e
that the waters will subside--IhAl the a. A.
uge will be gone, and the ark OF State will
again Iriumphantiy rest upon the brow OF
Ararat"
But they only said to Ar. Pugh, "S(ara-
aDw-Bostoa Alias.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Save Your Horses.

awe take great pleasure in recommending the
Mexican Mustang Liniment a valuable and indis-
peusable article for Spans, Sores Scratches Calls
Hsrscs. Our men have it for Eurns, Bruis-
es, Sores, StiG Joints and Rheumatic Pains, aud all
ssy il acts like magic We use other Iiniment.
". HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harndeu's aud Wells, Far
go Co.'S Express"
Gentlemen 81 had a negro man worth 81 200
who took cold from bad hurt, and useless for
over one year; had used everything / could hear
of wi bout benefit, until tried the Mustang Lini-
ment. It has perfectly cured him. aud can now
take the above price for him.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES TORRANCE,
Every Planter, Teamstcr and Family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by all respectable deal
ers throughout tue world.
BARNES & PARK,
mayl-lm ProprietoTs, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Pun.,prL,ut, FrRE Engine ron N.suyn..

PHnADELPHIA FIRE ENGINE FoR NASHVILLE.
The superiority Of fire apparatus manu-
featured 10 Philadelphia seems To be appfsei-
sIed Ia the South and Southwest. where many
engines built in this city are now in service.
Mr.. John Agnew of this city. i about for
wsrding 10 Nashville, Tenn, for Capitol Hill
Fire Company. No 1, superior aud legant-
ly finished engine called the James X. Polk. !"
The engine has nin Inch chamber suction,
10 disehrgs two streams from The sides. with
out gallery; body Of mahogany, rosewood
Style wheels white hickory, vanished to show
the natural color Of the wood, and Is other
wise highly ornamentsd- Ga trial, she threw
water 100 feet horizontally, iarough an Inch
nozzle nom The end OF the pips.-Phiisdsi
phas Prsa.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

STAND FIHN.-1he st. Louis Republican ad-
Wis 5 the friends of DOUGLAS ito stand firm
keep the vantage ground which has been OBJ
tanned, and push his claims wherever vote
can be made for him.
New PAPER AT WAsHINGToN-It is given
out that a large sum of money has been rails
ed to establish a newspaper at Washington,
after the model of the London Times, TO be
devoted to the fortunes of DOUGLAS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

ADVICE 10 LADIEs.--We aware there many
of our lady readers who complaining of weakness
ami debility. Our advice is to go at once and get
Of MCLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL BLOOD
PURIFIER 1t IS a delicious Tonic, and just the thing
siren gheu and Invigorate the whole Organizations
and purify the Blood. See advertisement ia another
column. myl0 dSwlm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

This bai,quet. which came OF at the Capt.
tol Thursday night, was one of the most de-
lightful convivial meetings which we have
ever bad the pleasure of attending. The
tables were stretched the full length of the
long halls on the first floor, and literally
groaned under the load of good things they
held. One of the tables was set apart
particularly for the editorial fraternity and
other invited guests, amongst whom were the
Mayor. Aldermen and City Council. At
about half past nine o'clock the company, to
the number of near three hundred, were
seated. and in short time were discussing
satisfactorily the sumptuous fire spread be-
fore them, and after all had done Justice to
the edibles, wines and liquors were introduced.
At this stage of the proceedings Mr.. E. VAL
LETTE, who presided, read the regular toasts.
The first. to the National Typographical Union,
was responded to by Mr.. Farquhar, of Chi
cago. ex-President of the Union. who spoke
with considerable feeling and vigor. The
second, to the !SuJordinae Unions was hand
somely responded 10 by MIR. GALLINGER, of
Cincinnati. The third. TO the Federal Union,
drew remarkably good speech from Mr.
SMITH, of Philadelphia. The fourth, The
Press, was happily responded to by IRA P.
JOKES, Esq. The fifth. to The State Of 7ennes-
see. in the absence of Gov. HAFRIs, was re-
sponded to by Hon. A. EWING, in his most
felicitous vein. The sixth, to rcoRtan, afforded
our young friend ST. CLAIR MORGAN fine
opportunity to utter some polished periods
exhibiting his gallantry and appreciation of
the sex.
The regulars disposed Of the volunteer
toasts followed. amidst the flashes of wit and
the popping of colks. Whilst these were in
progress short and piquant speeches were
drawn from BELL, of the Gozate. CAMP, of the
Patriot, j. W. BARRY. Maj. HERMAN, Mr.. AD-
KIsSoN. Mr.. BASsETT, and others.
The festivities were prolonged till couple
of hours before Aurora gilded the eastern
sky, when all retired, nothing having oc-
CURED to mar the enjoyments of the night.
HORNS and FENToN's Bards were in at
tendance, aud being in fine plight, made de-
lightfui music.
The Banquet was prepared by Messrs.
KELLY & LANGFoRD, Confectiouers, Cherry
Street, near Broad. The wines were princi-
pally furnished by NICHOLS d LoNGwORTH. of
Cincinnati, whose Sparkling Catawba
flowed freely. Mon. E. LAMBERT was on
hand with a supply of his delightful French
wines. There was also a contribution from
the house of A. RIvA.
We had hoped to be able to lay before
our readers this morning, detailed report,
embracing sketches of the speeches, but have
found it impossible to do so.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

Coon Hn.-The Mood dele gallon from
rev York could not get in .. the regular
ont door ct Charleston. 80 IL watched lie
line and 90. into the Sece lers' meeting.
SAL" cried . girl. locking Of the upper
story Of q small grocery, Addressing another
girl who was trying to enter he front door,
We've all been converted, 30 xhea y.u
want beer on Sunday you viii have ~ come
In 1t The back door,"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Tha .Irrepre.IhInC onfiici.o

SAyASSAH, MAY 2. COLUMBUS. May 4.
One hundred gun, A national salute
were fired on the bat WAS fred al Z L. NJ,
terry this evening, Ia IN honor Of the Ohio
honor OF the withdraw delegation, and in a p
al of the Southern ,'rOvsl of their course
States from the Con- n the National Con-
vention. seHtion.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY.-A telegraphic des-
patch from Washington to the PhAadelphia
Press, dated the 5th inst, says
| regret to be called to state that serious
fears are entertained lest the venerable head
OF The Supreme Court of the United States,
Justice fancy, may never again take his
seat on the Bench. He fell from sheer ex-
haustiOn few days ago, and had to be borne
to his chamber. Another OF the aged MEM
bers OF this high tribunal is also in very
enfeebled condition.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
$1,000 REV ARD.

II Consequence Of the numerous ares thai have oc-
Il CURED within tie city TecsuEy, eth thssr
marked evidences u lEcendiarism l. ; y. HolisnEs-
worth Mayer q the city Of Nashville. By ytrtne Of
The recommendation Il the CITY Coanca. VII give
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
. reward for The Apprehension and conviction Of
sRy person persons q the crime % arsaa within
the corporate lnstz- The crslas 20 be csEna.isaed
Al Asy time within three noaths from the date
keFesf = n. HoLIINGSN okIH, Mayer.
Nkssvfifx, April le. lsfo.
Tie uEdsFwrtets autanrixe ne 10 offer a. addi-
tenai resArd q FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor shs
apsFsAenssoa and csaxsct<sn sSovs
aPris-u X n. HuilLlSeSEoRTfI-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
NJ AR EkEED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. J. B. McFerrin, Mr. L.
d. WHEETER TO Miss AIICk N. FRAcK all of Nashville
May peace and unalloyed happiness
Crown this union of young hearts.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

Es5- The receipts of the Partisan places of
amusement, for the first quarter of 1860, ex-
coed 100000 francs; an increase OF more
than 400, 900 france over the same period in
1880
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Magazines for Nav.
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To THE CLOSE OF THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A. IL. SCOE g. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS.

Nashville, Tenn.
I'VE are prepares TO execute orders for Drugs
w aud Medicines Aad all articles pertain
ing 10 the Drug business, with despatch I'D A. TIE
lowest market price
me same Attsutoa VIII be given heretofore 20
have every article o. good quality represented
and Instance ~Ili thing be pat up that Is q
. doubtful o. sophisticated character
IL intention 10 MAINTAIN The reputation
have established IN seliing bal Pure Drugs and
Nedicfu ,Aad We, therefore invite sou examine
our stock before buying elsewhere believing SeeaR
Show oa Inducements seldom offered N tht- Auy
ether Southern city. 10 addition - Drugs have
constantly hAEa large stock OF ferfumery,
soa9s aHd Tsiist Articles White L-ad. LHs=ed OIL,
TnrIssatIns FS-esSs@-. L1gprs sad Wines fer nedi-
Al use spFio-1f
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

Eks YoEK. May les G. Goodrich. well
known a. the auth at several juvenile works
under sac name % Peter Farley, died Ia this
city yesterday, in the 9Th yssls Of bis age.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

Mrs WfnsIo.s, an experienced nurse IA
emaie ph ; stefan has soothing syrup for children
setting, which greatly facilitates the process Of
tsethi- by softenng the gur-sre iuciDg all iniama
on-wilIailay all pain and Is To reguIatethe
bowels. Depend upon IL, mothers, II wilIgive rest
yourselves and relicfand health TO your infants
Perfectly safe 10 all cases. See advertisement D
mother column une7dA~ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
HABITS OF aOOD SOCIETY.

A Hand Book for Ladies and Gentlemen
This not might be Inferred, collection Of set
forms, monies points Of etiquette, aud oonven-
tOnziisms- Written BY a person well senyersant
with the world, aud, Wiihal, deep thinkers sage
reasoner, aud correct mnr4lsst- viii become a
standard work on Habits aud Manners, and will dad
lis way into every library. For sale BY
JOHN YORK 4 CD,
myIl No. Is Union street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

Ea- A steam engine, weighing only three
quarters of an ounce, is being exhibited in
Yorkshire, in full motion. 1t is intended for
the great exhibition, and has been made by
az Ingenious workman it Saddleworth.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Ills DeIfcfou.to Take
SALE EXTRAORDINARY!
On Saturday next. May 18th.

ON the premises i will sell to the highest bidder,
~ ON a credit of one two and three years with in
teres from date for approx ell endo sed pava.
bic Bank, and lien retained until the last is
paid.
warehou c, No. IL Market street, at present occu.
p d by y. Cline Co.
Warehouse. No. 40, adjoining and occupied by Dor
ris X kitch.
Warehouse, No. 81, adjoining and occupied by NJ.
/ Couch.
Warehouse No, So, adjoining and occupied by ].
n. x II. Sperry.
Warehouse, No. So, adjoining and occupied by W.
Burk Il Co.
Warehouse, No. 81, adjoining and occupied by W.
GORDON Co.
Warehouse, No SO, adjoining and occupied by W.
II. Gordon Co
Warehouse, No. 81, adjoining and occupied by W.
H Gordon * Co.
the sale OF the Ware houses well sell on the
same terms The LOT AND WHARF of the Old man
ufacturing company at the head of the Public Wharf.
Sale commence at 10 O'Clock A. n. The whole
will be sold without reserve.
nay9-td W. ii. GORDON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Fresh Corn Meal.

rfrHE snbse Ff6er has aaAde arrangements sah eoe
il % sns ts.osI exc. sstsis - ksasarSy tor
sEtlzF ecky r2s1liiss "a t<a1is Sse AID = nesS
sr..i. SaS1S hss "a, al eA ID - 10 he Igs
4rA4s A sissat a-sa.ss esss go. ID earsAse-
= -EAhlkE.
ayl2 IS AzGkes slIss.
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SALE
For Partition i'm West Nashville.

tut IuIIIIIUU III HtSI AuNufIIIts
THE Undersigned will sell. the 18th Of May, at
Il 10 O'Clock The premises. ~ beautiful resi-
deRee lots in the Hynes Addition, belonging 10 the
estate OF u. B. Hayes, deceased said lots stu
sted Ia a healthy, rapidly improving, and very de
sirab c neishb0rhoOd Rnd offer many attractions
% purchasers for homes speculation any
around the ely. Terms made known en- day OF
sale. u. B HAYES,
II. NJ HAYES,
apoSo-id Executors OF Will