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RIO LET-LoWSE PART OF MODERN FOUR Story
immediate occupancy Basement kitchen, psror floor and
scccnd Has gas bath range furusce DO Oher
adults TO be between IL and o'clock.
Undoubted references given and required Rent $500
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EroR sALH-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, TuATeD on
the souhwes corner Of Second avenue snd ThIrtsenh
0reot Second the Icts "a fee! inches
p no Sset pleasantly located and surroundod by exss
lGn4SmpSOvcgenie For terms apply TO THOS 0ACEAR-
LAG. 1oQ Tenth Afreet Third avenue.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS AND OraERs--vALUABLE
prcsezy Y aahsases county ohc for ass o. sxessaga.
r. Grist MIL two saw ks iona propelled ~ seAn)
Turning Shop. Etore and Warehouse eight Dwellings
farm u 200 lazse apple tree peashs. eheries sunces
one Of The most pleasant and healthy Secuous ia Ohio les
Lake Eric and mres from Geneva station ana r.
Railroad and OF Tie best locations for business 10 the
West; II sygs vii be divided. For full parcuArs
gsher with sketch Of the property. Apply to s&RaxANr
Is Wsn street, where he owner b seen from A. T. 70
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CLOTHING, &C.

q EETTER CHANCE Still FOR LADIES ANT
"A Fsntesasn 10 convert hosr on ching into cad
from 81 70 IS fcr Psnis and fFca q 70 - for vesa n
hsbsE prce paid fR BareeoR Caaueea Furniture CArp1ls
Jaw0ry 10 Tbs advoFtDov guarantees 10 Tie above
prcea BY rcsl puauay attended 70 b. H. Isl eeyeutI
attended 10 By Ura r.
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NeoR sALE-A HOUSE. loxAS srABLE CARRIAGE
House and .svea fun 1s neatly ias ont vim ns.s rae
1kes1s. Brooklyn. Apply 10 II. r. MEiNCHE, II Beaver
uaeel New xork.
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RIO LRT-AfD POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY,
ns dwelling Part q The four sory brick building No
t00 Froadvsy Of Twenty sixth street. containing all
the modern improvements aud newly painted Inquire the
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1NUsT BE sOLD-TETCH WHAT 1T Will. THREE
w sory and basement Brick House IN Bro'tlvD. with
eash required House 10 by 20 feet 70! full depth.
w. II. MELECK, ~ Broadway.
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,nag Special Notice to Agents.

G. u. Evans, having purchased the stcreo-
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of the House Of David" pillar ofFire, etc.
would call the attention Of agents to these
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THE "PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF
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THE PILLAR OF FIRE by the same an
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10000 copies have been sold since its publi-
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the Honse of David, every reader of that book
should purchase copy
1.-THE RECORDS OF THE REVOLUTION
AIRY -WAR, lis a book of great Interest an d
gives vHst amount of information relative to
the Soldiers of the Revolution, and is an in
valuable book of reference for the descendants
of its heroes and all who are Interested in Pen
sion Claims, Land Warrants etc, etc.
The most Liberal Inducements are offered
to Agents, and upon addressing the publisher
every information will be given. = 20
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Address GEORGE G. EVANS.
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-Hr EditOr.-Last Thursday evening,
the following question was discussed al
Lyu ausvile =" Resolved, That African
Slavery is curse to America" There
was large audience, and about twelve
dlsputants. Those who argued the af-
frmative, were Republicans in sentiment
and manifested considerable zeal in tell
:ng the effects of Slavery upon the South
ern States, in regard to morals, free speak
ing and free printing, which were said
to be the true safe guards of the nation
and also of the vast amount of capital
invested in human flesh, it being consid-
! cradle over two billions, and further, the
opinions of our greatest statesman, with
that of Won Humbolt, and many more
bright literatij Of the age, upon the sub
ject Of slavery. The Negative was ably
sustained by gentlemen who argued the
uncongenialiry of southern clime5 to white,
laborers, the cheapnesS of southern pro-
ductions, and that negroes were doomed
to slavery, &c.
The decision was given by Messrs.
Ostrander and Byam, who, after patient
(Perhaps ca'ldid) hearing, declared for
the negative-that slavery is blessing
TO America !! Perhaps some of the cor
respondents of the Potter JOURNAL
will continue the discussion. B.
Sweden Jan 9th.
If Matthew Ostrander is the man re-
ferred to, who, in the face of enlighten-
ment and religion, gave his assent to such
a decision, VIC would say that he has for,
feited all claims to political associations
outside of the bIackest phase of modern
democracy. We dou't know Mr. Byam,
but we conclude that he is dyed -in-the.
wool huoker, who is ready to swallow any
excuse for the privilege of voting blind
for the name democracy" without regard
to principle. We can scarcely realize
chat such a man can read at all. If our
friend Ostrander will call at our Office we
will give him Dutch paper to peruse
for information hereafter-ED Jour |
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Bmg'ary. Jcwelry Store of r. J. But
worth, in this village, was broken into on
Hnrsdly evening of last week, and robbed oil
ay-lhree watches, valued in the aggregate
$500 The watches had been left for re-
46rs. and some of them were very fine gold
Atches. The robbery was committed at
ask during a brief absence Of the proprietor,
il thief bursting open a side-door which was
Htened by a latch button, and passing to the
MT window took the watches off the hooks
which they were hanging The thief was
i Acked to the corner of West and Fourth
y Heets but the snow was falling so fast that
) track was there lost and notwithstanding
lArge number of our citizens spent the er-
i evening in a diligent search for traces OF
il robber, none were found, and none have
Rn found up to this date. Mr.. Butterworth
bed handbills the next day. offering re-
Rrd Of $50 dollars for the arrest and convic-
kn of the thief, and $50 for the return OF the
htches.
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back thence, they went to r. W. Nc
lntyre,s, little further down the creek,
and made bill of 70 cents agreeing to
pay when they returned They then
went on and scld their hay, and came
back Monday night repassing McIntyre's
and Bartroa's about 10 and IL o'clock,
and stopping for the night at Abram
jones making a bill of 81. which they
did not pay. They next came on to Par
don Haskins, where they made bill Of
81. and coald not pay it; and then pro-
ceeded to Mrs. Booths again where they
made bill of 81. and presented "a 50. bill.
Mr.. Geo. Barclay, VINO was in pursuit
of them for the thefts at and near his
mill, just then drove by the door, and
Mrs. Booth hailed him to change the
note. He stopped and on ofring to change
the bill, Potter put it In his pocket and
said he Guessed he would change it. y
Mr.. Barclay then examined the sled aud
found the stolen articles under blanket
on Potter's sled, when he arrested the
whole three, and brought them to this
place and on Wednesday morning, after
a hearing before Justice Cushing, Potter
and Lewis were committed to Jail on the
charges Of passing counterfeit money and
stealing. Chapel was discharged on bail
Potter halls from Ciymcr, TIoga Co, Pa,
Lewis from York State, and Chapel lives
iii Jackson township this county. Pot
ter has been in jail il Tioga county sew
eral times, bat always escaped the iull op-
Grafton of the law by some means; and
several years ago he broke out Of Jail i'll
this place.
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lSdLJed.--A nao named Churchill was
bbeG times during a drunken brawl
Cradiebaugh's, near the Salt Works.
|tnis county, on Monday evening last.
was stabbed twice in the back before
was fully aware of his danger, by a
.rman whose name we have forgotten,
B turning and closing with him for a
t, was stabbed four times mvre with
.ommon jack knife, each of the wounds
ing about 8 inches deep, but not any
khem necessarily fatal. As the parties
h no doubt be brought here for trial al
pex Term Of Court, we forbear fur
Ter remarks now.
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BY the Rev HUGH STOWELL BROWN, of the
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With a Biographical Introduction by
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KELLY-NELSON.-At the parsonage of
the N. E. Church in Coudersport, Jan. 26th.
1860 by the Rev N H. Rice, Mr. S. D. KELLY,
of this pace, to Miss ANN AUGusrA NELSON, of
Summit Township, this county.
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Gs the new advertisement of G. G.
Ians in another column. By-the-bye
observe that Evans-who is no hum
| as book deaier-has given $1,000
he Lawrence sufferers. He thus shows
hself liberal i'll brotherly affection as
h as business transactions.
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IOI ED.

MONROE In Bingham township, Potter
Co.. Pa, on Friday Jan. 26th ult., AsHBHL
MONROE, Esq one of the oldest and most
worthy citizens, and leading farmer of that
part OF the county, aged about 60 years
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Ereference to the Commissions Of Justices of
the Peace and Aldermen.
SECTIoN ]. Be Il enacted by The Senate and
plse of Representatives. the Commonwealth Of
RHsy,caaia in General assembly met, and 1t is
Rjy enacted By the authority Of the same, That
Dry person hereafter elected to the Office of
btice Of the Peace or Alderman, shall, with
fhirty days after the election, if he intends
accept said office, give notice thereof in
ating to the Prothonotary Of the Common
Jas of the proper county, who shall inlmc-
ately inform the Secretary Of the Common
4 plth Of said acceptance and no commission
ali issue until the Secretary of the Common
hth has received the notice aforesaid
kECTIoS 2. That 50 much of an Act Of As
Ably rs requires Coustables to send copies
4he returns of the election Of Aldermen and
stices Of the Peace, to the Governor Of the
|nmonwcalth. is hereby repealed.
VIC. 4. LAW RENEE,
eSpeakcr, Of the Hoass Of Representatives.
JN0. CRESSWELL, JR.,
'" Speaker. Of tie Sendre
ArPRoyED-The thirteenth day of Ap..,
Pc Domini one thousand eight hundred and
nine. WM. f. PACKER,
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B 0 o 7 S, S H o E S,
ledthfr, HinU[npa. e.,

is now Offering the same at prices much lower
than they have ever before been offered.
Owing to his superior advantages in n. Y
City, he is enabled to purchase goods at much
lower rates than other houses in the same line
Having an Agent in the market in New York
City, nc is enabled from time TO time to take
advantage Of the rise and fall of the market
and thus obtain goods at very low figures.
1t is only necessary to call, to be convinced
of the above facts.
Strict attention paid to orders.
A call is ri spectfully solicited
GEORGE T. WARREN.
Wellsville, Jan. 20, l860.-20.
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| |TEe regular Quarterly meeting of the
hrsrv Association will be held at the
e. of the Librarian next Saturday at
b VI. A full attendance is earnestly
i En;tnd
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LIVES OF ILLUSTRIOUS WOME!
OF ALL AGES AND NATIONS.

Ut -AI11@ @NII ~ nv = y 7 IO-N'JJ
Including the Empress Josephine, Lady lane
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Charlotte Corday, SemiramiS, Zenobia Boadi-
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MARY Z. HEWITT.
Embellished with finely engraved Portraits
on Steel.
One volume, l2mo cloth, 336 pages. Price
SI25.
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~ Large HaW IF Ihjryes-On Sat-
pay last three men, named Ira Potter,
AaS. Lewis and Merit Chapel, each
aFlns load OF hay, came to the Sum
n House, at Nelsonport, on their way
1.-THE Sinnemahoning, where they n ade
Pill of $3.50, aud presented a S.. coun
stfeit or altered note, but Mrs. Nelson
pId not make change, (deeming the
Fe good and they passed on, promis-
'e to pay when they returned. They
eHt went to old Mr.. Reeds, On Ayres
AlI, where they made bill of s., and
feSented another or the same note, which
II Reed changed, giving Lewis So good
Pney III change. They then went to
Pos. Booths, in Sylvania, where they
ontracted bill of 81 %, aud presented
70. note, which Mrs. Booth (Mr. B.
flng absent) could not change, and there
gsln they promised to pay on their re-
nrn. They next went to Clark Haskins' ,
aAde bill of IS cents, which they failed
pay for the same reason; thence to Bar
lhy 4 Brainard's Mills, in Wharton,
|here they stopped and got their horses
Pod BY VIM. Gore, making bill of rs
ents, and stealing pig of "Babbit
netal' and pair of boots, while the mil
Fs were at dinner; and after leaving the
III stole lock chain and an axe from a
led belonging to Clark Haskins, which
'as standing alongside the road; thence
fey went to James lSartron's and made
oil Of s4,2l which they said they would
r. when they sold their hay aud came
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=, next regular meeting of the Coudersport
.nblican Clab will be held at the Office of
rusbing. Esq, on Tuesday Evening, Feb.
1860. A good attendance is desired.
H. J. 0LMSTRD. Sec'y.
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Divorce Notice.

George W Mckinney, No. 46 Sep. Term, ls-
u.s. SO in Common Pleas
Mary Ann Mckinney. of Potter County.
LIBEL IN DIVORCE.
To Mary Ann Mckinney, Respondent
Whereas Subpoena and alias Subpoena hay
ing been Issued and returned Mil, YOU are
hereby notified to he and appear at our next
Court Of Common Pleas for this county, for an
application will be made in said Court for a
divorce, on the part Of Libellant.
WV. F. BURT, Sheriff.
Cou3erspor', jan. "a. 1860,
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Written by HIMSELF Edited by
uR r. SHELTON MACKENZIE,
With Copious Index. carefully arranged.
Bound in oae vol. limo, cloth, 44G pages.
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Dissolution.

bISSOIUUIOn.
FHHHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
Il ing between the undersigned under the
firm of CANFIELD & LORD; is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The books and
accounts Of the late firm have been transfer
ed TO Ira Canteld, for settlement.
IRA CANFIELD,
HARRY LORD.
Coudersport, Jan. 30, 1860.
The business Of the late firm will hereafter
be carried on by the undersigned, and IA con
tinuation of the liberal patronage heretosore
extended, is respectfully solicited.
IRA CANFlELD
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4h Editor-Please publish for the
Htft of the Election Officers, Constable
4 these who may hereafter be elected
lstices Of the Peace, an Act of Assem-
passed last Winter, copy of which
herewith transmit to you, and oblige.
Yours very truly,
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ADDITIONAL SALES.


ALSO-Certain real estate situate in GEN
esee township, Potter Co, Pa, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at Beech
the S. w corner thereof and corner of lot
Nos Il Of Bingham lands ia Allegany Il
Gencsee Townships thence by line of lot No
r 40 perches to post, thence east 50
perchcs to post, thence south lO46 perches
to post, thence south $50 SO perches to a
post in west line OF lot No. in Aliegany Tn
thence 10 " by line of said lot 60 2 perchcs
to a post in north line of lot No. ; conveyed
to David Ross, thence north 89Io west s7.7
perches to post in the east line of lot No 2
in Allegany Tp., thence north 25.3 perchcs to
a post thence west by line Of said lot 81 |
perches to the place Of beginning; containing
nlnely-nlne acres and nine -tenthS, with an al
lowance of six per cent. &c, being lot No Of
the Bingham lands in Allegany Il Genesee
Townships, Potter Co., Pa, and part of War
rant No 1874 about 40 acres of which are i'm
proved, with one frame house. one frame barn
and some fruit trees thereon.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of Charles Coats
ALSo-L9t No. 63 of the allotment of lands
i'll Genesee Township, Potter Co., Pa, Bound
ed north by State Line, east by unseated lands
and lot No. 81, south by lots Nos 81 & 50, and
west by lands late of Siias Billings contain
ing l003 acres with an allowance of six per
cent. &c, about 40 acres Of which are mprov
ed, with ore frame house thereon-ALSO-
Lot No. 81 of said allotment in said Township,
Bounded north by lands late Of Silas Billings.
Dec d. and lot No. 81, east by lot No, 50, south
by lotNo 56, and west by lot No as; c0ntain-
ing 51I acres and an allowance OF six per
cent, &c, of which about ten acres are in,-
proved, With one saw-inill, one fsaule baru,
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3rrn:n turtiite :3wttiben.
aroec gjnieu, atiplittut Grbitn,
iriitt huuanrubr GtrinI..
Sa'rrntS unp S0ldart,ltr,
,htt QGtt!r1rr Scrs lt.S0urf &c.
@rIoucerc lrrts III pie Nuimrrtiamts't nee
TutlttlmS Guf eas ipttsh erhllttnt .
rae @tit, fir pirI,n g1tuter.
Hjtmrne, q. 5,truar 1860.
Sebn 6ertia.
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SaihtrI @rrite, carrie. &afer. GIsu,, @bsep.
acc Ttst etItT @stnss art.rcr Mrtittl. @arIumtrie.n, Qu.
YIN 9 Eftiaet. %Fc;rn ASms'rr SSNr 3abnburittn Gan q SO
;INMc, lc. u. jun Scr auf ht < Is. Iiitbtr Nor
@rlont ur ! U1GUne QIas ;iare. kticnetrS ifur Con.
'Ct'loHern umr 9Unouprcp pailcur, iinr Sti lepcI ]btlitkla,r
0usa'tiat nntr 0abrtprria III baptR t,t
=. 6. Giittr Gat.
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Ii! unterIsibHst III isSt TIT s!aunc, jeetn aufiral IN
'eiEtn S'sl@alit suSiutnbrcn ui iIrar 10 etiis ais nlralit
cine &uSirabl rcn . j: stn Ut fcrnratrtno r~orraI6ls.
GIN ncutr, gutter i rf~ttnpaIsE nil clEtnI Suftn 4rtt,
+! Uui tItistn YftrSrn fIr s!rrGIgtn eiesraae,..
Die Nufmcthlnitti sn SsIei> ,jEbIbtrn II. jfdmtlitn pirt
1rrtrItl auf lent arose Gusivabl 0rn Ma!rattn.
auSstnt-uns ron Sseea's. Stuhltn i. S7rlll. Na'raEcr
Drrh prompt hsarst. 6rdnti9 Vduht,
~9NTnaoltr., QIe Err SIcn IL are