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The New York herald., 1860-12-07

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PAyxrrnp FEsRuAEr Ia l5G.
BAI.ESRO0M NO. 3N b 30 ADNAY.
This machine IA congruced entirely prrcApesu
nechAnics Ii possesses ma1y and vnlusos improve
pronocnced % be nm picy and perfection coabined
The following arc The principal oblecaocs urged AsAina
sewing machines
ID. Liability 10 gel out Of oruer.
Sd bpense, trouble and loss Of Tins IN reparnx
1sh Incapacity 70 every description OF nsseriAL
sh i", MI ~ gMPias ap ~si SAVING v HAoHIru
IN EXIEpr FKoN ALL THESE o3JkOTIoNn
II has . straight neeasa pcc.nendcnT motion, makcs tbs
lock shutlc stitch which viii rip nor fAvel and
lion o massr from leather % lie nness Manson n~sT
with cotton, linen elk uresd from the ocsrsest 70 hs nnsr
number.
Having neither cog wheel and The lesA possibls
fricsion Il runs "A smooth A. glass Aod s
EkPhATIcAiLY A HoIssLEs MACHIEl
requires Mty per cent less power 10 drive than
work steadily without fatigue or Injury 10 health.
strength and wonderful poity of construction rsndef
aroost upossbs 10 get out of and guaranteed by
We rsspecsfuly nvite all hoss who may desire 70 supply
themselves with superior article, 70 oa and exans hs
rfvAlled \ achine.
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HOOP skirt MANUFACTURERS,
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RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
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NO 2-SmA aizo Manufacturing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
No = -LAke sne kanu, acurtng ~
p1ads known by aaurpx u The saissroom ay Broadway
Z. J. ncARTEuR 4 20.
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HUDsor RIvnR RAILRoAD-roR ALHAHr AID
Al Troy connectina viii wAins horn and Wea
vsou oul lssras sysrvr. vsos rmnrv .rnsr wrWL
oPr. and u A. =. and IA nv 4 ssd sSr'A
4is' "a AISsa, Man asn 'Sr.A
Troy "a Albany vA Sssp. iois P.n Fusdags ssludsA,
rcosikespss ,rais. 10An. sA n and lNfn.
an1 Pm.
az - s. =, "a - !: =. ..A %. I, .s'. .aA'u
A y MTYH, supwanisadnA
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~ 20 Albany and rruy. eonnssa.g vtA The rev xc.a
~ .ssS e. ~ ~ pos.S Va Icsts.ss a,d 49,
sss,nes. g ~ r:ssu s nss rc',s 9SsSssSr. and No.
rvsT sstA srse .ssos. New yct, = foDpvys-vU Ana
~ A y. and n.pres aa1 losO 4. - nrprss ma
yovsyris. v% wnns nA.s sM 81 - s.d Sio :. x,
Whhe ares. depcA .cppnE. a Al eaiio.s r~ wilsns
- ecrrns - IN s4sssrs vrr w,inss 49, as
"WEDNESDAY and saturday ouly) from fweny de-
4 n and sA r. n Eas Alssny, In A. and Us 7. NJ
Brpress train. Albany, II An - AIrAy, li,ls A n
ucrs abcvs Trrmont; whne Plsins sac, ~ snd loA
and l10 M r0pr'rs ri all ysrons Williams Brtgs 70
a n ana n s0pptrg NJ AL sestirns; WfAnns r., ge
n wsdsssasy snc snnEd, e.ya soss,ss !. =. .'a
The New York herald., 1860-12-07

IrBBIrT HALL
~ No Thirty third streos, ri The Junction OF 5xA
svenue Broadway accessible from All parts Of the cay
This beautiful popular Hall Ia stu unoocupied on tvV
evenings curing The citizens OF this vicinity loudly
call for academy Of the first class IL win be ~ ~
sorees CONCERTS &C. Apply al the Hall from A n " Sc
The New York herald., 1860-12-07

vy1HR ARTIsTS' FUND sOCInrv or NEW YORK WILL
open ts nrsi annual exhibition, on 1hureday the @a
december and win continue two weeks, from y
10 NJ al OF the National Academy Of Dosan,
ren street. Broadway The sale OF the picture, marked
rtsts specially contributed by the memoers Of hs
society win take place at the Academy rooms sasurday
the IA December 1850. st 3 L. u.
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pARNUH's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID FRrpAY, DsCEnsnR T. l0O,
LAST DAY BUT ONE

nARNUM'S AMKRICAN MUSEUM.
ID FRrpAY DsCEnsnR 7. l000,
LAST DAY BUT ONE
or the great domestic Drama,
kOsh ELN1R,
which founded on mra southworhs popular Ledger ay
spd which illustrates real life vvA charAcers sh0 -
graphically portyAys This being positively IL last weok -
time be lost by those Who would L. viii DO pr1
MISS DoRA DAwRoN
rhs wonderful extraordinary Double Voiced snser
produces with equal and perocuon deco and
and unique costume half AZ lady the other halt =
gentleman real musical hls zoyAra VIII appear 81 eeso
performance 10 popular duet.
PkasoNAIlNG BOTH MALI AND rEAALH
10 ores voice gesture &C &c khe has been received w.
81 eat favor And 70 ressrded a. the most wonderful
MUSICAL PHxkoMEkON OF THB AGE
To be seen st AL houru, and evening
THE TWO LIvIsa AzTaO CHILDRBN,
the mrs unique and singular human bengs known. ~
paironized throughout Europe by all otasos b.
DROWNED HEADS AND NOBILITY
LIVING WHAT 1S ITf Or, NAN MONKtY,
The Of which known; interesting piAyfO
Q kitton pleasing and AnusnS.
TWO ALBlNO 0IKLS,
white ee srow ard white hair with their black mother
THIRTY aONSrsk SNAKkS
Just purchased at Rrest expense the mos extraordinary
GRAND AQUARIA filed with LIVING FISH Of al kfnd1s
TIE u ost interesting exhibition in the world.
lLGHgNlk1 CAigULAfOx. WAX FlduhRs
FoRrUrE TELLER,
GRAND COsh0KAMA. A.. $50 Oo GU 1IOSlTikS
only 26 Children uudor 10 years. 10 eene
Parquete front ssAs 10 cents extra cnhdron unoof 49,
NEXT WEEK, the splendid Drama Of MAsArIELLo and
of CentenaiA
OF The founding Of the American Museum.
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A YOUNG sCoTCHNAr. wHo HOLDS A RnsrxCrA
a besiuatou wishes TO fcrm ths scqusiaisnce youns
sdy mstrimouy. fhe te respectfully con
recec Of nca habits and oleraby feot lo1knE A.
6rfrs, With real rame NJ Union squsre Post once Al
con mum cAions ,ttict conifertial
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MArRTsorrAL-AnR nRcHArfG. IsrD ~, BlCHs
m lor, n modesstr hut nceri 70 support cru
dcnt etorrmins well wiahes " mshe hs Nequarttrr
of cshe American Irh isfy Wis t1n1sss
once
The New York herald., 1860-12-07

YOUNG MAE, or GOOD FAMILY, AMPLE MANI
a and pvepuepesrg nal aupeAranoe, desires W cor
respopd vnh ysuas lady mAsrtmoniaiy ncieed 9oot
educauun mora or musod talent and ane features ant
6eurss ndpenaAbe Atdre0 rrederckeW hAsis0n boz ik
Hartford. Conn.
The New York herald., 1860-12-07

fyLoAKsl CLoAKsG CLoAK1ri
" We offer entire stock os
rAaHrokABLE B1AvFR CLoAKs
At retail, below wbolssSle prces BEAVER AND vHLvHY
CLOAK6 made 70 order.
rs MILLS 4 co 80 and saa Broadway.
The New York herald., 1860-12-07

NORsRTs AND SKIRTS Bx JLUsIvRLY -BALMoRAL
~ tfirts very vice and aud choice cnlo Also all
kres OF extension Crinolne Hsircoh and the Coluutan
stirts Frerch 0ermsu and Ens ish Co Corset
u 0AYRoke es3 Broadway uniOn sluvs and e93
BroadvAv, bet ssen Fourth and Amiiy sres,s n. B-BA
moral skirta from 81 10
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IN uae ClV Gs snkshed % dlsp ense - "
RrRaF19hs
should not neglect N cal IN a The ~a..
vArEriKs COFCKRr ROOM, *....
befose leaving the city being an ndspunoe hc' hAhm
INSTITUTION
whi.h everybody uusi visit open every evening ~ w
fcsee Al III NJ admitted Rer~wsser one eccr from
tsrr. ecrea .hestrs Admlasion osly - c'na
The New York herald., 1860-12-07

UUss-LADrRs MINK CAvHs NUrrs CUPS AND
all hinds of other Furs senil.mans Collars Gloves a.
likewise assortment of Buffalo and e'fh Roo~s sell
ins cheap At Wholesale prices .. ". BAoDIR. ls MAIDEN
lax q, corner o. Pearl
The New York herald., 1860-12-07

grHHoU9H rRBIoHr ARRAreMlrr.-roR HoK.
folk, Portsmoulh Oty Point and RichDond connecting
syA Morfok and PetersburE And soulhrde Railroad fr
LynohburH Bsse Memphis ard edlsie places FreEhs
gsceved ever day and through recpn furnsAsd ~ psr
s..:;sig JAxssrowr, osp. simmer. leaves svry russ
MssssAip ROANOKE, Capt Couch. svsry Saturday u
rrsFh rorsncuis Novfolh csuss per foot; 70 oxy
Point csnts. and Richmond cepsa
PaaAre 10 Eoviok, ard meals included, -,
esssburx RchnonA, 80 chdreu besveen NE and
n half price, = LUDLAM 4 HnTrEKEN,
No lis BroAdvA
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ID nDUCrIoN IN PRICES
N ATLANTIC sTHAh NAVIGATION C0kP4rI
KEW YORK AND GALWAY LIzA
rerus Wishing 70 send for Their friends obtain rstuu
nekos ~ The following greatly reduced prices
third Abn from Galway x3O In third cabin from any
euVr u Ireland on railway S7 So In third cacin from The
crncipal oities Of nrgland and Scotland, ~
Par freaght or passage apply 70
- and b6 South Urook.
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ErGLs7 Arn SCOT n rIRRTsHs FOR SALE VERY
~ oheap There are two Ensh srd one scotch smallest
md hsnds-nes the for the thr s5 posdyey
~crth sV0 Cal and see them Al 10; William street
Lrcs sArE-A BLACK AsDvHIvv NEWFOUNDLAND
DOG. htecu non,hs od; 8rs rsss wstca DOE Apply
~ Allan lc street Brucklyn.
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.sgnss Nr-wahkaNTsD soLID GOLD AND 90
y raj y aet sod a1d slvrr thistle shavl ard Bar Plns
N-trhet Aewsrv rire Wstrb~s French utncts hrscA
bres iFcrh ssns FOR repaired by experienced wuh
7en 81. a'l.sgsa y sny par q Vie ~
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Tn svo.. WITH PLArHs-snCoHD IDrr1or.-pRrCn
i one shilling and u pence. - = : : ~ -
ON THR rOrsTRUUflON OF HORSE RAu.wAys rOn
BRANCH LINES AHD roR STREET rRAPrfo
puslI.see by yoaS wEALs, No. % HsA HOIbon. Lon
seu Engisrd
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
TIE MIGHTY EEALER-

Let not disease, with It's faugs, pray ma,
YOU. until the cold hand of death LurIs yonr +,
an uutimcly grave. Shake oil the feeling a
despair and hopeleSsness, so liable to Coma
upon the invalid. The plant born Of tie Snr
We place within the reach of all. We oar,
not what may be the specific form of the d.
case. The cause, the fountain Of the disease
itself, is impure blood. and through the h.
fereut channels Of the lungs, the stomach an.
the vital organs, JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN
HERB HILLS viii pass, minglIng with th
blood, search out and grasp and then cype.
all hurtful poison that there is in it. Thu
cleanse the blood by a few doses Of the.
Pills, and disease, in any form, will dissipa.
and vanish. As the Sun, with its g@lo,igu
beams first causes the morning dew to rise a
mist, then growing stronger, casts his burn
ing RAYS upon it-and behold It's gone,
cleanse the blood. and disease, Ike moruin
dew. retreats and van;shcs. There is no bloc
purifier equal to Judson's Mountain Her
Pills
Sold BY all Dealers in Medicine.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

NEBRASKA ELECTIoN.-Last year, the
Sham Democracy of Nebraska claimed to
have elected Estabrook, their candidate
for Congress, by 800 majority; but the
House scrut;nized the returns, and gave
the seat to S. G. Daily, Republican. 1t
was found that a solid vote-mainly if
not entirely fraudulent-had been east
for Estabrook in certain unsettled coun-
ties-as follows:
Buffalo, 292 Leauquicourt, l2S Saline, 10
Again Mr.. Daily has been elected, and
agaiu--if we may credit our last tele-
graphic bulletin from Omaha-there is
an attempt to cheat him out Of the seat
by bogus returns. But this will not pre-
vail.-Tri6uRc, 25fh.
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ID

The last Jersey Shore TedeHe says
/" Potter county gives Hale 626 majority.
Three Cheers for little Potter" Yes, SC
we say but if she gives Lincoln from two
hundred to four hundred more majority,
you'll give her a loud "thrce times three
won't you? That 826 majority should be
847, x and more than doubles the majority
given by any other county III the district
and besides doubling on the majority
in Centre, swallows up themajority Of l6l
given to Fleming in Sullivan and leaves
twenty-five to crow over. Again doub.
ling on Lycoming (the largest majority
given next to ours We contribute III to-
wards smothering Sullivan's democratic
majority. How do you like that kind of
figuring Mr.. TedeHe.?
Little Potter is great on doubles this
year. In the first place she nearly doub-
les her population and her valuation on
the census of 1850; Mex she nearly treb-
les her vote Gin 1850 there were 734
votes cast-now 2025); and now only
lacks about 200 of doubling her Republi-
can majority for Congress over that of
1858-she wiU double it next Tuesday.
We think she richly deserves the com
pliment of the Pittsburg Gazette, which
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Another ..ErrepressIbie-''
For he Potter Journal.


Mr.. CHAsE-Dear Sir: | wish to an
pounc through the columns Of the jour
MAI. to the SO called Democrats of this
ountv. nv withdrawal in full from their
party; and also some of my reasons Tor so
doing. [ have been a member OF the
Democratic party ever since have been
a voter, ~contending earnestly for Its prin'
ciples, aud voting faithfully tor It's candl-
dates, until within a few mouths | have
become satisfied that we were cllnging
only to the m1a1c, while every principle
worth coutending for has been left for our
opponents. The party, too, has become
SO split. and each fragment claiming TO be
the Rega}ar" that one can hardly find
himself. | have also bccome wholly dis
gusted with the course taken with regard
to our last County Election. Instead OF
coming up in any respectable shape, and
selecting candidates OF their number, they
have sneakincly picked up a set of dlsat-
fected Republicans and even rank Adolf
~tionists (much as they prctepd to hate
them) AID attempt to whip Us into their
support, at the same time they deny max
ing any nominations. Only look at the
course Of Mr. D. w. Speucer-hrst com-
ing to me and claiming my vote as a Dem
ocrat and then the Republicans as a Re-
publican, and altogether as Independent;
and then the lies he has reported about
the opposing candidate, will be a protta-
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Party II ; Democrats %.
REHABILITATION.
Henry NJ. Fuller,

The people of Pennsylvania have set
their seal upon Henry NJ. Fuller, (says
the HarrjsJurgh Telegraph and from
this time henceforward he will fill a trai-
tors page in the political annals of the
Union. In a juncture Of politics when
the vital interests Of his pative common
wealth were in danger-when the labor
that has enriched HIM was threatened
with determination by a slavery propa-
ganda-aud when a party that gave him
in pity all the distinction he ever pos
sessed to faunt IN the eyes of decent
men-Henly NJ. Fuller INDUCED in an
ungrateful assault upon his friends, and
became a traitor to the north, the country
and this commonwealth. He has met
his doom in the overwhelming defeat that
has ~overtaken him. He has ended his
career of shame in the most consummate
diserace-and he crawls to-day, before
the people of Pennsylvania, stripped of
the false dignity in which he has SO long
concealed his political deformity, a brand
ed apostate to the glorious principles of
freedom, protection, and the sacred inten-
tons Of the franchise. He is a political
corpse, offensive to the ~nostrils Of brave
and independent men,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Auditors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
- signed, an Auditor appointed by TIE
Court to make distribution of the proceeds Of
the sale Of real estate in the case II. J. Pack
hurst, Us. Trial Atwood. Of Sept. Term 1851,
No. 60, will attenu to the duties of lis APP
pojntmcnt at the Prothonotary's Office, in the
Boro, Of Coudersport, on Saturday the 18th
day Of November next, at l o o'clock P. NJ
Those interested will attend and present their
claims If they think proper.
Il. J. OLMSTED, 1udaor.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Special Na[fCn.

REMALES SUFFERING from ScaI3;n.
L the Urine, Prolapsus, Lucorrhea TIL
and Irritation of the priyates, should NJ. z
Q. Andrews Fever and Canker Conn, =
Il removes all Feycrs, Irritation, ltchipg 80.
leaves tie parts in a healthy %condifo,~
Please consult " Last Ray Of Hope" to h. 4.
of tire Proprietor, Syracuse. y. \. g..
stamp TO prepay postage, or it NAV be- n.
gratis of Agents. For sale by c. S. i Z
Jones, Coudersport 7ly.
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TIE following is the eloquent close o!
Salmon z. Chase's address to the Wide.
Awakes Of Columbus, the other night, on
the occasion Of their jubilee over the
election of Frank Blair:
"The fringes of the vast curtain which
hides the future, are all luminous with
the glories Of the coming day. | will
not attempt to lift it. Let US only stead.
fastly maintain our principles let US sus.
tain each other by generous sympathy
and cordial appreciation f; and in this
spirit, let us work and wait. The vail
will rise the future will be ours"
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EmiCted I

Try one box Of Hydc's Celebrated t,5;..
Plasters. 1t removes Pain, Soreness. Iam.
ness or Weakness, quicker aud more cerr.
than any other known article, and Isl sapGs
remedy for Rheumatism. 1t is the chea,..
well as best Plaster before the ppnl'
From S to u large Plasters for - cents, N.
to be had gratis Of Agents.
Sold by. c. S, Y E. 4. Jones, Coulcrgnn,
and by dealers generally. 7lr.
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Uncle Steva'S Pills

Ne ABE from Roots, Banks, and r,,..
We Not recommended to cure oyo.,.s aus
but as the best and most RnLIAglr "'
PHYsIc known. They leave the Srom,oIt1 4
Bowels in a healthier and better cor5. a.
than any other physic. Try one box. e.5
turn if not satisfied. ~ q
Sold by c.. s. & a. Jones, Agents. Coma.
port. Tr
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

II ACA4C ~ 10 - NO"HG 49, 49, u ~
members of the Senate and TIE House of
Representatives as complied frcm the Of,
fetal results -
STATE SENATE.
1st District Jcremi-
all Nichols, P, John H. Parker, p,
George R. Smith, P, George Connel, P.
chichester and Dcleware-*Jacob S.
Serriil, p.
3d-Montgomery--John Thompson,
4th-Bucks-Mahlon Yardley, P.
5th-Lehigh and Northampton-Jer-
emiah Shindel, d.
9TH erks-fHiester Clymer, D.
Observation-Disclosures NJ. Palmer,
=.
8th-Carbon, Monroe, Pikeand Wayne
-#Hcnry S. Mott, D.
9th-Bradford, Susquehanna, Sullivan
and Wyoming-George Landon, 2.
1Oth-Luzerne-W. w. Ketcham, P.
1lth-Tioga, Potter NKean and War
ren-Isaac Benson, p.
l2th-Clinton, Lycoming, Centre and
Uuion-Andrew Gregg, p
- h-Suyder, Northumberland Mon
tour and Columbia, *Franklin Bound, 2.
l4th-Cumberlaad, Jun;ata, Perry
aud Miflin-Dr. Z. ID. Crawford, D.
15th-Dauphin and Lebanon-# A.
i. BouShter, Z.
16th-Lancaste sym. Hamilton,
Pa *JOhn Uiestand. p.
17th-York--William II. Welsh, D.
18th-Adams, franklin and Fulton
A. X. Mcclure, P.
l9th-Somerset, Bedford and Hunt
ingdon-#S. S. Wharton, 2.
20th-Blair, Cambria, aud CIearfeld
Louis w. Hall, p.
2lst-Indiana AID Armstrong;. E.
Meredith, =.
22d-Westmoreland and Fayette-
*Smith Fuller, z.
23d-Washington and Greene-*Geo.
v. Lawrence, p.
24th-Allegheny-John 2. Penny,
p, Elias II. Irish, p.
25th-Beaver and ButIer-D. L. I'm
brie, p.
26th-Lawrence, Mercer and Venango
Flames II. Robinson, p.
2Sth-Erie and Crawford-DarwiD A.
Finaey, P.
28th-Clarion, Jefferson, Forest and
Elk. j. Blood, d.
Peoples party's Senators, p
Democratic Senators, 6
Peoples party's majority, q
fTFnig elected members marked with a star
Nj CgBer, Of Berks, was elected
- s9Fs4 = 54tapey occasioned by the
<,4k II tt. 1ef
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed, an Auditor appointed 10y the
Court to make distribution of the proceeds Of
the sale Of real estate in the case Of D. Am
norman Is. Yersel Dickinson of Feb. Term
1858. No. 68, will attend to the Guties of his
appointment at the Prothonotary's Office, IN
the Boro Of Coudcrsrort, on Saturday the gam
at | o'clock P. NJ. Those interested will at
tend and present their claims if they THINK
proper. Il. J. OLMSTED, Auditor.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

The WlLMoT DISTRICT. The official
majority for Col. Curtin, in Bradford
county, is 1886, and in the CongreSsion-
al District composed of Bradford, Susque-
hanna and Tioga, 5000. David Wilmot
writes 10 the ". Y. Tribune that Brad
ford will give Lincoln 5000, and the
District 10000 majority. There are not
many wild cats cat there.
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GEORGE SMITH,

BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER, in the
building recently occupied by J. S. Mann,
Esq, as a law oiiie, Coudersport, Pa.,-wouia
respectfully solicit the patronage Of the puo-
lie. Shaving, Hair-cutting and Shampoolns
done in the most approved style.
Oct. IS, 1903 mo.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

OWEN LoyEJoY, of Illinois, during Il
recent stumpirg tour in Egypt" select.
ed twelve men from the audience, nine
Of whom were Douglas men, swore them
as a jury, ana defended the Republican
party from the charges Of the Democrats,
in due legal form. Such was the force
Of his oratory that the jury returned q
verdict OF " not GUILTY."
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
OFFICIAL VOTE.
Curtfn,s Majority 22.E64.

Complete official returns have now
been received from every county in the
State, and Col. ANDREW G. CURTIN's
majority is 32,164. This is the largest
majority ever given to a Gubernatarial
candidate, with the exception of Gov.
Pollock, who was elected during the
Know Nothing excitement -
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[HarriSJugg Telegraph.

OREGON [. S. SENATORS Col. +.
D. BAKER L~Repubjican) and j. Nesmith
douglas were elected L. S. Senators
by the Oregon Legislature on the %
inst. Joe. Lane is thus rePudiated by his
W State, as lie will be in a short time
by the people Of the nation. We rejoice
at the election Of Col. Baker. He is a
Republican in whom there is no wary.
ing or shadow Of turning" and will be au
acquisition TO the Senate.
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district for Congress, as corrected:

< NoTE.-The official returns OF Harrison
township, as filed in the Prothonotary's Office
here, exhibit is more votes for Mr. Hale than
the table from which the returns of the Con-
grcssional return judge were made up. The
error was discovered by comparison soon af-
ter the return judge had left for Lock Haven,
and too late to appear in his count. The ia
bile published in the JOURNAL of the 18th inst,
was correct.-EDiToR Journal.