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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
TEpc Allies OF slavery.

'H'Ebn AEEFnS nE
Most If onr ders ran remember what
/, sho,. -. uronnonor,s woro
''"1 : " r
=, w.
"'"'e'y' Du' 10" 'ne'i P"Fc'S' ""u '"'il
speeches, even among the tree hills OF
Pennsylvania, lose DO opportunity to apol-
ogise Tor and defend Slavery and It's en-
croachments. When a Republican eX-
presses Lis belief that there will be no
more Slave States admitted intothc Union,
our opponents, big and little, set up a
howl Of dismay at the expression thus
showing that the democracy earnestly de-
sire, and actively iaLor for the extension
of Slacery and the increase Of Slave States.
The IeHH$y}canidR is so anxious to serve
its allies the Shareholders, that every
week it perpetrates a monstrous falsehood
in order to bolster up the falling portion
of Slavery. We cut the following from
its last:
"REMEunER, that the South can get
cheaper elsewhere everything which she
now gets from the North
REMEMBER, that the North can get
nowhere else ""at sue 10" receives l'oIh
,Lo So"th = m;IiGo rn;Ua,s ~ th@ Tortb
~ ha,h ,f thoso s,..oaonts = notruo
we cal attention these Simply 10 sho"
the pro-slavery sympathles OF what there
Is left Of the once bold and manly demo-
cratic marty, Ogce this nartv was the
'',-" P''' . - ''"'' = "0
1901 Of the arls'ocfalic 0~ia'e-Ao!uer' Inc
evidence that the party opposed to the
Republicans, is the mere tool and ally Of
Sls vorv i so notorions that anv nerson
III ,,a.u l.. ood loci.
c"nnot heiP DUV SEC IT, W. pe'Son eau
secure an appointment from the National
Administration, who does not prove him.
self The surnortcr Of Slavery and no ner-
,on :, ,noral - oo4 oron . o7orl, -
any u 'ne ueP"''meU'S mat . eve" SaS-
Pectcd OF being u~ntrlendiY to Slavery. In
proof of this last statement take the fol-
~Iowipo extract from the WASHINGTON cor
of.ha H.. D..
Nv Aon!NGIoN' Oc'0oet % Ioo0'
Inc laOa'Ic'sm oL southern hien at
TINS time Is lorcloIy Illustrated by a TACT
which came to my knowledge a few days
since Last winter the case OF a slave
glri was brought to the knowledge OF sew
eTaI Members OF Congress andone ofthem,
Van Nyck, ot ne" 1ofK' agreed 10 90
what he could Tor her redemption, and
the New YORK journals report that he Is
most faithfully redeenInS his promise
The circumstances III the case are enough
to STIR the heart OF a New Aealander, and
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

last week said, " Potter county is not on
iy a good, but a good Republican county
We have no fault to find with that judy
meat, and little Potter asks no higher
compliment.
Below VIC give the official vote Of thi,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

+. CowAN, Esq, the editor of the
Warren NoI, is elected to the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature by 975 majority over
his competitor This is larger majority
by thirty than the other candidates re-
ccived in Warren County. Good for
Eph.
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viz
Adams Henry J. Myres, D.
Berks f Penn Smith, D., Michael
p. Bower, D., Henry b Rhoads. d.
Lancaster; Henry NJ. White, p,
Joseph Hood, p, Michael Ober, ?, John
Stehnan, =.
York John Manifold, D., Daniel
Ref, D.
Cumberland and Perry; William B.
irwin, F., William Lowther, p.
Franklin and Fulton James r. Brew.
ster, p, James Austin, p.
Bedford and Somerset Edward NJ.
Shrock, p, Charles ". Ashcom, =.
Huntingdon Brice X. Blair, p
Blair James Roller, p.
Cambria; Alexander G. Mullen, p.
Philadelphia |. Joseph Caldwell, D.
,. Thomas / Gaskiii, d. 3. Patrick
McDonough, D. 4. Robert L Randall,
D. 5. Joseph Moore, Jr., 2. 6. Dam
lei G. Thomas, p. I. DR. j. II. Seltzer;
p. 8. j. l. Rjdgeway, p. 9. Henry
Dunlap, D. 10. Henry G. Lcisenring,
D. IL. Isaac \. Sheppard, ?, L.
Richard Wildey, P. Is. William D.
Morrison. D. II. Geo. w. II. Smith,
D. Is. John f Preston p. Is. Thom-
as w. Dufic!d, d. II. Charles T. Alb
bolt, p.
Delaware Chalkley Harvey, P.
Chester; William I. Shater, p, Caleb
Pierce; T., Isaac Acker, =.
Montgomery; DIR. John II. Hill, D.,
John Stonebacl, D., John Dismant, d.
Bucks; Joseph Barnslcy, P, Dir. Ash
er RELY, P.
Northampton; Jacob Cope, D., P. +.
EIlenberger, d.
Lebigh and Carbon VIM. Butler, D.,
W. Z. L;chtenwaliuer, d.
Monroe and Pike; Charles p. Bred
head, D.
Wayne; A. B. Walker, P.
Luzerne; L. Pughe, p, Il. 2, Hill
man, p, Peter Bryne, d.
Spsquehanna George Frazier, P.
Bradford Henry W. Tracy, p, DR..
G. TBliss, z.
Wyoming, Sullivan, Columbia and
Montour; Thomas Osterhout, D., Hiram
Il. Kline, D.
Lycoming and Clinton VIM. II. Arm
strong, p, II. c. Bressler, p.
Centre VIM. c. Duncan, P.
MiiHin Adolphus T. GibDoney, P.
Union, Snyder and Juniata Thomas
Hayes, p, John J Patterson, 2.
Northumberland Amos Bisel, p.
'S~chuylkill ; Daniei Koch, P, Henry
HUM, p, Linn Bartholomew, p.
Dauphin Wm. Clark, F., Dr.. Lewis
Heck, d.
Lebanon; Jacob Bixler, P.
Indiana James Alexander, p.
Armstrong and Westmoreland j. II.
NcGonigaI, p, James Taylor, p, A.
Craig, p.
FaYette John Collins, P.
Greene; Patrick Douley, D.
Washington J. a. Harper, P. Rob,
ert Anderson, T.
Allegheny; Kennedy Marshall. p,
, Thomas Williams, p, Charles Goehring,
p, William Douglas, T., Alexander Ii.
Burns, Z.
Beaver and Lawrence; JOSEPH vii.
, son, p. j. ". Blanchard, p.
Butler; W. NJ. Graham, P, Thomas
Robinson, p.
Mercer and Eenango; George D.
Ho6us, p, L. w. Davis, p.
Clarion and Forest; Williams Downs,
, d.
Jefferson, Clearfeld, Mexican and
c Elk; Isaac Gordon, p, Samuel NJ. Law
renee, p.
Crawford and Warren ; Hiram Butler,
p, E. Cowan, F.,
Erie; Henry Teller, p, Gideon J,
Ball, p.
Potter aid Tioga S, B. Elliot, B B.
l Strang, 2.
Peoples Party Il Democrats %.
RECAPIrULATION.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
CHARLES MANNING,

BLACKSMITH, Fourth street, between Man
and West Streets, Coudersport, Pa, IS pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in his lInei
on the most reasonable terms. Produce
taken in payment. 1898
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Administrators Notice.

NEHEREAS, Letters of Administration TO
w the Estate of Nicholas Schoomaker.
late Of Coudcrsport, in the County Of Potter
deceased, nave been granted to the sub
SCribers, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated to
W. II. METZGAR,
II. j. OLMSTED,
Administrators.
CoUdcrsnort Oct 93 1864. 5-6W.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

49, The editor of the Igitator says
in his last paper that he never cast a vote
for the so-callcd Democracy. Well, upon
inquiriDg among those who are familiar
with his course before our advent here.
we find that he did not-we never said
he did but in 1852 he was correspond.
ing Secretary Of the Coudersport Demo
cratic Campaign Club, and in that or the
next year was dubbed a 8 Colonel" By
VIM. Bigler the then Democratic Gov.
ernor, for MS eminent services as said
Secretary. The society a man keeps de.
termines a mans character, Mr., AJitator.
whether he acts or not.
viii the editor of the 1gitator (while
taking SO much pains to harp about reg.
ular nominations be kind enough to in.
form it's few readers in this county how
the nomination of Messrs. Stang and
Elliott came to be any more Irregular .
than Mr.. Mann's. Both the first named
gentlemen were nominated by the Tioga
County Convention, and Mr.. Mann by
the Potter County Convcntion-ncithcl
of them by a conference. Please tell US.
Hugh, how you go to work to make your
irregularities regular.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Special Foiit5S.


STARTS CHaTc00t Tooth Scan
Will cleanse better and preserve fl,
and Gems longer than any other kno.. lee
atancc. One box will last II months i 90
Is cents. To be had Of c. S. Sc. ~ @
Couderport. 'N~
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

"a We are indebted to the Hon.
James T. Hale for a copy of the Covodc
Investigating Committees Report. This
volume is a sad momento of modern de-
mocracy as practised'by James Buchanan
& Co., and will tend to correct many of
the democratic evils which our govern,
ment has become heir to.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

BE- Gov. Wise has written 4 short let
ter-Unly twenty-scvcn written pages
to repel the charge that Breckenridge pc.
titioned for John Browns reprieve. Hav-
ing done this, his monomania returns to
vex him, and he winds up the document
by saying =
:" It is time that the slave States were ready
for the revolution, which Is inevitable, with
the purpose to take from them not only THEN
personal property in negro slaves, but THEN
political property in this great and glorious
Union. Let neither class of rights be inyad-
ed fight first, and don't let the invaders seize
the power to disarm you"
We agree with Gov. Wise that a revo.
luton is inevitable in the slave States,
but it will be a peaceable one, and one
Which they will praise God for when its
fully accomplished. No fighting will DC
needed to accomplish it, though such as
Wise buster terribly over %it--nor will {
single right be invaded. The revolution
will begin with the results Of next Tues.
day.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
To ConsumptiVes.

FEVIIE Advertiser. having been restored To-
L health in a few weeks by u very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with Il severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, CJnsRmptiou-is anxious to make
known to Lis fe~llow-suferers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire It, lie Will send a copy Of
the prescription used free of CHARGE, with
the directions for preparing and using tie
same, which they Will find a SURE Cure for
CoNsUNPTI0y, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. Tie
only object Of the advertiser in sending tie
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to lie
invaluable, and lie hopes every sufferer sill
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing.
and may prove Il blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please
address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
WILLIAMSBURG.
T3-1y. Kings County, New York.
A CARD To YOUNG LADIES AND GEN.
TLEMEN-Thc subscriber VIII send free q
chqrqr) to all who desire it, the Recipe and
directions for making a simple Vegetable Balm
that viii, in from TWO to eight days, remove
Pimples, Blothes. Tan, Frcckles, Sallovncss,
and all impurities and roughness Of the Skin.
leaving the same-as Nature intended It ,hOl
be-sof, clear, v1aooh and beautiful. Those de-
string the ReclEe, with full instructions, d.
reclions, and advice, will please call on or ai-
dress (witA return postagc.l
JAS. T. MARSHALL,
Practical CHEMIST,
48-l3t No. 80 City Buildings, y. York.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

Peoples party's majority, q
fTFrly elected members marked with a STAR
Z Nj C1per, Of Berks, was elected
- s9tslg = sae4gey o~ccasi0ned by the
>s4 Il S.. S
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legislature

The following is a complete list of the
members of the Senate and TIE House of
Representatives as complied frcn the Of,
fetal results -
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

Eleven members are elected every
wear, and of this number the Democrats
have elected but one, from the 10th lie.
gion.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Auditors Notice.

Coudersport, Oct IS, 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13


vrrs alnsss' y,ssw W, dsrshssr Of vm spd
Nuy Ars~, aged thrse yssrs ana Owe mcusts. Dus
F,sis -ou saturday mevsh G. May "a, mrs. cAmAspu
~ nrsHz vsr o. ". eso'Fez Brs,z
Her rsrse snd he frietd ~ sss fsry ere nv'~c 10
al. nd fvnsrs, ,os (sasc-y) sierDoon, sa three
ocecf, from Tie rsceneo CT her rsiher, Norrr Rey-
T,,,s.ti = On s..urSsy. Nav ~. cr.nlss w. Rspssrr,
hsa-tson ~ Vim " src rsvna Br6san, sss1 measbs.
re funeral vii take plsne rcm ihe residence o. hs
pccn q, 'wo O'CLOCK. The hspds Of Tho family
ntsrsfuhy n vited 10 aitrnd.
wiz Of John sur,cu. n me ssa year Of Der sss.
lie frkrcs OF the family are rfenecuuiy invited " At
.,d h,r onei.l sh (sund.yl .isrpeor a. too ec,.es
trTIrxTntp = In ,br city, Al Dor la'o residence, No
$50 vet Tbny nrft street, Saturday nofnlug, Nay
y, sitr asbcrt Inss, I.sn Bvrr~riD, r.lcs o. 'hs
iat Martin Bciierhelc, ssed 20 yes, nosshs and 10
dsys
vssicbsstsr county rsrcrs piece ocpy.
i7perr On Friday ssy n, a his isis rerderoe, "a
oss street Jnowss nspgEs, Sgd te peers, late o. Con
mol. couby o. rlgt.ny, beissd.
The frhpts u tn smy arc respectfully invited 70 AZ
tnn the hrreisl ths (snndsD afternosn tive O'Clock,
without iurtter nosce.
o. vsnow, county cork, Iceland, spsd as years
his fisncs and ,bcse % the fanny rssuessd 70 a.
zero ss s ", ses y oss mo S uesss
win be taken 20 Cslvssy Cemetery
Csldo'Dls psrers yease corr.
yebr co'tny, rs,ivo Of psrsh innisssus, county
Cork ireland. 1ses % years
The funeral an take place this Sunday afternoon, n
two oclccs, hen No 81 SYN avenue
nvrpcy Ms CsYHAKNK Dtvncy, wife 81 Peter Dufncy
q The ss~n Of tlpbis coanly Rosconmos, Ireland.
Her frieros Ard rcqrsr'spcrs resrccuily invites
70 sustc her fursvsi. tbs (supcsy) afternoon, Il on
o'clrsh prfcsly from her late rssidenoe, NO LIS EAs
Eevtntn street.
/ ssp rssrchco rspeTs plesse onpv.
4 ynzPsrtEx.-or saturday, Ny ~, JrriA rorpA, N
beloved ehsd o. whlsr tnd Acsna Farp>irsck, aged
| ytsrs, 4 ncnfbs and 20 csvs
The isenes u she smDy invited 70 attend tbe fun'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

DUavsrv lousr0s:-
= susssx CouHrv-rrAss ia NAV II lsso
" 10 e. 80. e5, SO. So, IT, 70, rs
"a 60 ~, 49, n 1850
"sAsp coxsoI,psf.,
As, 10, -, ~, rs, 7e. 81, 81, 20. IS, 10. y"
rRAroF. BR0s DsssTS o.
hsnsgefa WnnnAtou, DS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13
1hs use enA Accident In Bristol, n. 7.
TWO Llvm Loer-axvM YRns0Ns BADLY nUHup
[rron - Fan Rvss Nsvs, Nay III

0hs Use anA Accident In Bristol, He 4.
Two I'' Irro so - T.u iavs s Ssss, Nay ii
n he ss,s q ~ n..sa. 4 =: j...s 2 wolf z
sbous q hour and hAf We entirely DESTROYED Inc
alarm vss ogmnsnicatsd V the vinsge and many
ss. sssr .sor~ Ger. ussvsIiss % ave Ne building
The furniture which vas costly ssd slsssns together
VIII The gs's as removed :: s Ss%.ss -. o,s
rsalpser Of bis family were Ia prov'dence The house
soss original uos lar from SIS coo, win the improve
s~sv vssrs ssc. py the veil known James Dc Wolf
erssof.fher 70 ths cue Who occupied Insured Ior
3i2 ocoss go IN the Psovidencs Mutual once ana ss0So
Ms psssiui an q ri,lBs Incidents are connected with
e ore DURING me gosrs q ss eou~s rsac,, ,os
vnh furnace IN which Are vas lighted yesser.
dag for she nrss time In fortnight, Tell, bfineins
v,cusiy the are haa been coohsed wholly % the upper
porsion q the buisine ana . large sumper Of persons
svsrsl prisons we've CON ,esis oovsrss py the falling
brxs bsrnmg msss a umbers and flooring Some Of
hsp taken gu, O me r.ns BY shs bys,saiss and
Va subss senty found, lost their nves
The sau,ss a. thosc ~ho were severely burned and
pe q n. noriss. William Richmond (ssllor), Henry
ccx (psssssr and foreman Of Bvssscl Pk~ts once
snd formerly foreman Of Fad River Dssiy N~cs once)
exnnsl lhsfse Il boy), thomas Lsssrssn John 10
fse Severed cshsrs were sshsy burned, but NOT q Al
NJ Rebuepa ~ss ,hockissiy burned, and vhsa hit
coat wss removed the nsah almost estrey peee1 from
a. aims Mr. Cook sss also badly burned on ths hand
ard urps snd also sbout the bead and fare me other
we've as severely inisred. Jhe wounded we're t>ke'
INN sdAssiy 10 the village, whore MEDICAL and otner ne
cxssasy ss.ssncs rendered II The opinion OF tn
pbyscisrs that they vn oil recover and ms AFTERNOON
fkfy guNe comfortable. - :,
About eight O'Clock this morning, and some hours ~
OR me people bad retired from the ruins, Vas dscoy
sr-d that two psrsoss we're missss me horrible con
vjrsica nssbed through the mind that they hsd pee
burned 70 death and the fearful thought ives evcn Gov
Armed ~ the dreadful reality Tbear names wsrc
Tssis wsidros tssmster. 20 years q sec, and kpnss
M Horton macon, sfed 20 years NJ. Waidron iesves
cite and fcsr chndrsr, and M Bersoa VIE and '"
c1nfrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

PniApuPmx, Nay Ia, 1890
TIE agents The Pennsylvania railroad have bullo-
tired nctsoe thst IN consequence Of land slide nsar
kPcysvs. the night train viii b detained until quAfter
ocppectcus viii be made Il PitNou,g for Chicago.
The account published q the land side In New York
evtrrg paper n somewhat enumerated Travel VIII
only BE- delayed but fer . short time.
Nrnu, Pa, Nay II. 1860
Havy rains causei the land aide Perrysville
The Poems vlvania Railroad large force work,
nnd the ell BE- al right again By O'Clock to-
(suncay) morning me river = falling fhaNapd
10 favstsS trouble sxpectsd The detention c9Gp@ by
tho changing Of cars y eight rhs los snoQl4 V
nothiBG than he OF Of removing the rth
and rock from the " ack-
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The Methodist Episoopsl Con 'srence.

The time OF the session Of the Methodist Episcopal Con-
relce this morning occupied In the discussion Of
motion to refer much OF the journal Of the Genesee
Cnerence relates TO dcuies In that Conference
10 the Special winch sas ordered some days
Epce consider these difficulties, Ind an Amendment
Authorizing the COMMITTEES s-nd Tor prsons and papers
Ibe discussion pSf.cipaled In pv sessfs Osborn,
Reody Hbb.-o Curry Good wio, syltr, Cox, GriswoId
topper, Hatfield and Fuller, ana confacied In an
able maDDer, ana finally f1Fs1.si In the
o,scbsvQe OF the ppecial '1nTss. and the
References Of The eptre enbject 10 'or..sts stand
ing u,itsees. vhih are-tbc OF the Epis
.ssanst 81
A camoup,cstlon was received iron Hon. Erastus
CorbIrg PRESIDENT CD suncey vibbsrj Superintendent
me New Yofb atrial Rsi road, inv,r toe
OF ice G.nessi piererce 10 Wilt NsE1a Falls IN
tosy and placing tns road n Their disposal Tor the pur-
pose.
che resolution accepted aud the thanks Of the Con-
ference return ed for same
Next Thursday was axed a. the day for the excursion
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Arrival the Denver Csty EXPIRES.

AIHIV ~ Oh the DenVer lily 0xpfcsSe
81. JosEPH, Nay AZ, 1860.
The Denver G ty express arrived Gay with dates TO
The bb inst but bripts no news Of imp All was
quiet At The mine. Basness Denver City was very
ou, sfccuAaocs 10 claims beog the only traffic Green,
Russel and party arrived there the 81 inst al vel
and 5000 iiton. They report . gooc road
be made BY the Smoky Hill route, distance i've hun
oreu mfg miles
There from the mines, but emlgrSnts were
passing through Denver for The mountains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

The Overland Express Com pany, &c.
LEAvENwoRrB May IL, lso0
TIA report that the Overlsni Express Company have
cassed rum ing Their coacbts from this city untrue
T,sy ns lri weekly line from Denver, and viii
ooaieue 70 4 10
An sxo ssrs drought prevailing In this vicinity and
farmers suffering severely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

The Great Western Railway Tranic.
HAnnTos, c. w., april IL, 1890
Tho Crest wessern rslsay rsfnc for the week ending
yesterday was SO 800 being Increase the cor
rttpencing week VI lat pear Of ~ 200
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The Brig Delta Ashsrs.
BAIrMoRs, Nay ~, 1890.
rhs brig Delta, from The Caribbean ssa, asnOse
Vol 1rao. u
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v.,ss..ss sss ssssssss = -. isxs. W tsA ~ 81
trrar6a
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southsrn Ocean Steamer MovemS&ts
CuAnsnox, MAJ lSsa
The Uuited states mail seamship James AdRUv>CApt
r. Adams, from New York, arrived here 81 fve'oDRck
.fhn (SAfufday) morning u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

Dxve-EunAsp Wednesday, Nav 2. by the Rev
J. Smith. Mr. BAssr DAvr 10 Miss Jcssrmsr HsnnAnn
both OF this ely.
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Superior - IRE Mode 10 Order, Hand
wcrb ft ep4-speet the Premium thi ktoro 20 Grand
sweet, ons doos uc1 corner Il Mott stve.; -
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HoJmes' View Photographic Galley Re-
moved from altogether srs locsset
" f9 spd sT Broatwsy BsS waher st'set End pssss
" eeresa wodstcp wfb fveeb ard ~
cnss ssi.s 70 Pictures .cr g. fesine IN penre max
ips before Attempted ~. ~csh. 10 hssvd ~
sDd Of long d, sfsffirr s p tsk
Of Ne rsuova svd cen 81 hcstous,~,s where Pho
% sive The utmost ssissson alt Ph0to
frsphs, Anbroty pes and We've m ms'c tcsn.sy
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an, and the jsIiss and creams pro'iaed for hs
tabss sped
The steamer Ansoossa has snohorsd In the Roads sne
-, - '"s~llizsnoe Of the Roanoks's arrival al Old
Point Tns weather y rough and IL :. = raiaos
Four o .Nocx, r. N.
The Roanoke has not arrived. Captain Dapou.. Com
nsndsr Lee, sed d. D Porter, U. 8. N, are tse
Com oies sppostsd BY the President TO recsve the EN-
basssoors ON their arrival Mr.. Le5yMd General CAss'
son-in law, represents the State Depsr tment ami Mr.
Mr. WEIGH the Navy Department. DR.. G f. Mcdonald is
the Secretary 10 the COMMITTEES.
me venerable Pascal schsano Vice Corsul Of France
died this Afternoon.
Senior hata, Mexican Minister was received with dipIo
mac holors on board the United States receiving ship
Pe,rsy lvsris to-day
question cf etiqaette ID pending the diplomatic
rank q u japanese vlsiters, which 10 important 70
hsvs sestsd before they arrive at Washington With
view OF preventing sOlfasion uniind feeling among
dpioDssic corps Is understood that person here
viii be az horzed 70 ascertain tbs capacity in which they
GONE ms government has ohcis Information to
HE precise character Of the visit.
.E6sct Of the Passage or the Tariff Bill I'm
Penney lvsnia.
louisville, Pa Nay IL, 1890
The news OF the passage Of tina Tariff bill by the House
csnscd great rejoicing here. salute Of hundred
gung fred.
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DR.. RIGGS Tpuss aud ImprovsA Sn-
sfvvwspts for vNhccee rroapsus Ami Ac. Ascr Hocsc.
nnso s6pa@A
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Wounded from . Pistol Shot. ~
LOUISVILLE, May III, NO.
Dr.. Steele, Of g. Lous, was wounded, perhaps fatally
By the accidental discharge Of pistol In his pocks0Nbhe
gong from Louisville 10 Frankfort on the cars
noon-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

Abe Bsssfcrc, Jr.'s Billiard PaIsce, IS
Tables Ccnyt ard Beusep streets Brooklyn So pMyr
Ro' ma, lao FuiscG spd No Ann street n v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

Psrfees FftsfNs shifts Made to Order, At
kOoDY'A shirt Ysrufsc,ry 2s2 srosds sy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

Geo. II. siost q ca. = CeIs brated Elliptic
ccs stitch ard shuttle Sewing Machine. O. II. COLLINS,
so PrlAdUNy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

Bsrrspe,s Patent Cham psen Fire snd
burglar Proof skles al trusdvay. o. Murray street.
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Pbren oIos iral Exs min ttons~ Point q
ont The u eru defects ard proper pursuit given daily
row. RI Z WILLS, 3CeBroidwby
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DR.. Wsssh Continues En- Apply hss RsSs-
hernia rupture NABeH Co, rs . vescy a., n y.
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Gsuz~, msv,D". snk, Lts,e Thvesd, and
sfster Fprsl n trrttrs end rras~rs fer 'he uon,
CIV Var BURsN's nc and Ks Putin street
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Glass shades --G1ass Shades.
Cha shjes OF ali szes for covering clocks lowers g.:
WIZ Depot No. 81 Plat street..