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Ladies' Opera Boots, from las. to eos;
charming Clippers I4s lovely Boots and Shoes for chi
Iyen MILLER b CO., sS7 Canal street.
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Tyventy-fcur Photograph Portraits for
SMcdes Ct Art FOR the Peope-ss HOLMES SIS Broadway
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Ladies' Dress Hosette Trinsmfngs.-
Boseitet 0impa and srsds At LCCKITT, son 90, 81
Fulton street BROOKLYN
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Beautiful CcmplcxiOn.- -Latrd's Liquid
Pearl kas achieved celebrity tkwtng eqoa r hsAuN
's'sS ana prttssyinx s.s s&la, W Broadway
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AcApnr or Music nmARsA FOE Mm KMLodo-
What Is called q show rehesrsL wss gvea vt the
Academy yesterday morning preparatory 10 the debut OF
new native prima DONNA of whom the highest hopes are
entertained by many OF the Opera haues The rehearsal
was attended by about thousand persons and the fash
onabie, literary and artistic circles OF the metropolis were
fully and fAy represented. The opera was OIL Pohuto"
which will be given, with Miss Kellogg, Brigno and
Amodio Tor obvious reasons refrain from crtcising
the new artist until after she has made her debut We can
say however, that she has the prime requisite for sue
cess voice. and great deal Of it, Her school is good,
Whether or not Miss Kellogg has that dramatic intensity
and artistic fire which the public expects from debutane
who essays az opera like "n Poiuto" question that
can only be decided by regular performance before the
whole public The impression which Miss Kellogg made
yesterday upon very select and cultivated audience
decidedly favorable.
Banii, the prima DONNA will make her debut to.
night ia "trnani"
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The Baltimore Metropolitan Police BiA
Constitutional.


The Court OF Appeals decided In favor Of the constu
toaaty Of the Metropolitan Police BILL passed at the
ce nt session Of the Legislature
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London Aqua scutem Coats.
received another invoice Of these CEfEBRA-
TFD CARAVANS, which We commend 20 the notice Of our
custoucen HUNT 4 UCSENBuKY
SuccessrS, TO LeAry Co, Haters,
Ecd B, and 5, Astor Houae.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
CHARLESTON, Aptd 10, 1860.
The steamship Columbia Capt Berry, from New York,
arrived here at four O'Clock this Thursday morning
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Court of Oyer and Termfner.
Before Hon Judge Sutherland

John D. Pfrcmer admitted to bail. Thcs. Bauchle
ard Louis Gross entered into bonds 10 the amount OF
1000 for his appear ance when called upon.
The case Of Ksrpels continued, and further ad
journed 10 this (Friday) morning.
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Convtc tien OF Mcdonnell.

BURLINGTON, VI, April Is, 1860.
Peter Mcdonnell, who last fall tried and convicted
for the murder OF j. o. McKeen, and subsequently
granted new trial by the Supreme Court, has to-day
been convicted Of mansaughter.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

l. Ali Animals to be entitled to compete for Premiums.
shall have been kept and owned in the County, by the per-
presenting thom least four months previous to the
Annual Fair No animal shall draw premium two years In
succession other than certificate of Honorable Mention.
II No person shall be permitted compete for Premium
on article of Domestic Manufacture, Butter Cheese
unless the shall have been made manufactured by
such person persons, his their family or families
within the year that it shall be offered for premium
Ill Exhibitors become members of the Society and
have their articles and animals entered the Secretary
book before the day preceding the opening OF the
Exhibition and all articles and animals must be brought
within the enclosure early of the first day OF
hbton in order that they may be suitably arranged The
Managers do intend to any exhibitor WHO NEG
these requirements that his articles be submitted
to the Judges While every effort will be made the
examination and proper notice of every article exhibition
justice those rho comp{y c the rules Of the Socey re-
qures that they shall in all first receive attention
". Articles animals removed before the close OF the
Exhibition Except by permission of the Presiden cannot
Premium, though awarded.
Y. Should any individual enter animal in any other
name than that Of the bona e owner the person making
such entry shall be allowed premium should be
ported by the Judges AID shall be pecuded from competing
at any future exhibition of the Society,
VI Persons entering stock of the age Of three years and
under shall furnish the judges evidence of the time when
the animals dropped be FLED by them with the Sec
retay and the OF animals above this to be given
making their entries.
VII The Judges shall in all cases withhold premiums
where the animal article is worthy though there be no
competition.
VIII. No premiums to be awarded to Bulls Cows or
eifers that have been fitted for the butUherthe ntention
of the Society being promote the rearing of superior ani
mails for breeding purposes
X Whenever it sal appear to the Judges that articles
Of superior have been presented noticed in the
Premium List they shall make special report thereof the
Board Of Managers
X 1t is particularly desired that persons shall be pres
while the Judges examining the Stock referred 10
them except those taking charge of the animals unless by
special request BY order Of Board of Managers,
? A. STEBBINS Jr Sen :
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Repup;iSarl county Convention

The Republican Electors in the several
election districts Of Potter County. are re-
quested to meet at the usual places for hold
ing elections, on FRipAY THE 17th DAY or
July next, TO choose Three Delegates from
each district TO meet in Convection ut COU-
DERSPORT, on THURSDAY, The SECOND
DAY OF AUGUST, 1860, to select candidates
for County offices. ,~
The Townships at their primary meetings
are requested to instruct their delegates in
regard TO the propriety of .adopting the 'rp-
portionment system of representation in Couu-
tv Conventions.
The following Committeespf vigilance have
been appointed in their restrictive Townships,
and are requested to act promptly and vgor-
ously to provide so that due notice of tho
primary meetings for the election of delegates
may be given, in order that every district may
be represented in the Convention
A. G. TAGGART,
Chairman of Co. Elk. Com.
Coudcrspoft, June 20, 1860
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Meteor On the evening Of the 20th
|st, at 30 minutes pass 9, Coudersport
[ne, or 50 minutes New York time, a
l.aatilal astcroid made its appearance in
be Western sky. We first saw it pass
b between the stars Aliuth and Megrez
UrSa major (between tail AMI body
1 in other words between handle and
|oTl Of "the dippcr" The nucleus of
s meteor, Of the diameter Of one de-
|ree or apparently of 10 or II inches
amcter, emitted beautiful blue light,
bore intense, than that of the full moon,
! lille the tail, Of the same thickness, 6
sTees, or seemingly from 5 to 6 feet
ag, was more of u bright orange color.
ao meteor moved slowly horizontally
ON West to East in an angle of 40 de-
reS above the horizon and remained
butt minutes in sight. It's motion
|lIeared like that of fish swimming
\ luetly at night through the dark sea,
'lEounded by the phosphorescence of
be water. like with a golden halo, leav-
/ g shining line behind and the same
loFatlOn was perceptible in the tail Of
De meteor. Exactly 5 minutes after its
'ISppcaTance below the horizon report
SS heard in the East, similar to the dis
aaIge Of heavy cannon at a distance.
as noise was distinctly perceived by
'ly persons, who did not happen to see
beautiful meteor, and induced then
enqulre into the cause of it. The
'0e phenomenon produced a majestic
Sp'arance by its slow, steady movement
u It's beautiful blue and vaRiegated
'aI 1t scared above the few scattered
la clouds and made night almost as
a' as day.
iae meteor was also observed in the
'''fa cities, and seemingly passed as
''ely oyer Albany as it did over
/" York. We see no account of
beng observed west of Buffalo,
D'fe 1t passed in the zenith as also
AlOany-here it seemed to be about
uegrees north Of the zenith. The
.i1 |u was beautiful wherever it was be-
NY y, and has produced considerable sci
r nuc speculation in the metropolitan
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEES

Allegany-A. G. Presho, G. w. G Judd, S.
NJ. Mills.
Abbott-David Conway Joseph Schwarzen-
bach. N. B. Suhr @
Bingham-G Colvin, /. s. Carpenter, VAL
ter Leonard. -
Clara-Sala Stevens, John L. Brooks, Sam
uel Wakely
Coudersport-P A. etebbens, Jr., z. ).
Thompson, Eli Rees
Eulalia-O. J. SpaFord, Morris Lent Ly-
man Nelson.
Geneset-J. G. Cavanaugh, Stephen Hurd,
Andrew KILN.
Harrison--J. T. Sanford, Austin SweetIand,
s. II. Beebe. ps, -.
Hebron-E. H. Bishop II. NJ. Rathborne,
Sylvester Greeman.
Hector-Matthew Wilkinson, jr., Wm. I.
Leach, jr., Joseph Sunderfin, II,
Homer-Jacob Peet, 4. Z. Crosby, Wm.
B. Ayres. .,iilt,a u
Jackson-Rufus Thompson, David Crowell,
Keating-Plumy Harris, jason Lewis, Har-
low Dingel.
Oswayo-JetotSc Cheesbro, Eleaaer Ly-
man, n H. nice.
Pleasant YaLIey-D. P Roberts, Matthew
Mcdowell, n. P, Fluent.
Portage ge-Wm. L. Ensign, II. F. Sizer, Ed
ward Huff.
Pike $. H Martin, John CArriel, John
Metzgar.
RouIct-seneca PomeroJ, E. H. Burt, c.
kuowlton. b.
snmmit-R. Il. Mason, Acfrick Jackson,
Alfred Ayres.
Swcdcn-Edwin Lyman, N. Cstranaer, j.
W. Bird.
Sylyania--E. 0. Austia, Pardon Haskins,
Robert Young.
Sharon-R L. Nichols, 7. r. Barnes, John
Voorhes.
stewardson-Henry Anderson, Leroy Crit
tenden, J. l.. Clark =
Ulysses-O. A. Lewis, E. Hdcket, D. Whip
pie. =.
Wharton-George Barclay, John Benslcy,
Nathan Bailey.
West Branch-Seth Conable, Erastus Grip
pen, James Bunnel.
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Special 1fotites.


THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often
as frail as that of tender flower. Many of
the sex enter into marriage relations without
being able to undergo the labors and trials Of
maternity. In this country thousands Of young
and beautiful women are sacrificed every
year from this cause alone. HoStettcrS Cele-
brated Stomach Btters will save many of this
class from an untimely grave. This medicine
has been used with great benefit by immense
numbers of people throughout the republic,
and the proprietors have received grateful
concentrations from all sections of the coun-
try. The Bittcrs will be found to be very
pleasant to the taste, even as a beverage, and
prompt and powerful in its effect as a medi-
cine. 1t infuses new vitality into the frame,
and strengthens the whole system, so that
women who use it are enabled to go through
with laborS which would without it, ce GER
tain to PROSTATE EN-. Sold by all druggists.
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$4,000 Copies already Sold:
EVERYBODY'S LAWYER
AND
COUNSELLOR I'M BUSINESS.

BY FRANK CROSBY,
OF THE PHILADELPHIA EAR.

OF THE PBIiADELPHlA EAR.
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IT TELLS YOU How to make an Assignment
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ors and the Insolvent
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IT TELLS YOU The Law 70: Mechanics,
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IT TELLS YOU The Law Concerning PEN
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ruse.breaklhg

IL desire to call the attention of town
IN officers to the fact that by an act
E,ended to this County at the last ses-
|, Of the Legislature, the orders issued
|, them now are rendered void. We
Eil publi.h the law entire in our next.
re have printed a supply of the new form
orders, which we will sell at 81 ,25 per
I'D. and every township board should at
nee supply themselves. We will prefer
,b. Of course, but will take the orders
every township at the usual discount
re. We will print sufficient number
blanks to supply each small township
| ih at least fifty, and each large town,
/ p with at least 100. Order your
|anks at once, as all orders issued ac-
Edlng to the form now id use are illegal
Prisons interested in the County Fair
-lnd who is not will do well to pre-
kre this number Of the JOURNAL on
count of the Premium List, as they
|ay not have an opportunity to get it
Lain. The following is a list of the
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

After consultation. we have concluded to
recommend WM. ROGERS, of Ulysses TO the
favorable consideration of the Republican
County Convention as candidate for County
Commissioner. His moral character, quail
fications and strict economy has induced us
to present his name.
SEVERAL REPUBLICANS
Allegany, July 18th. lS60*
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PROF. G. w. SANDERS, A. M,

The author of SANDERS READERS, will be
present the last two weeks of the Fall Term,
and conduct a Teachers Institute.
Prof Sanders will be aided by S. LEWIS,
Esq, the Co, Supt., and probably by the SUI
perintendent's of the adjoining Counties.
1t is very iulpo. tant that Students be pres
ent at the commencement, and remain until
the close of the term. 4 record of each pu-
pirs attendance will be kept, and reports sent
to every Patron.
ne9- As respects fine and conncnient bu'ldtng,
6equIfa{ and healthy location, Thorough practical
and sgmtematic instruction, efficient aids, pure
styonq and noble incentives this Institution ac-
k,,ouiedges no superior, and w'eqaats The IN
tercourse of the students with each other and
with the Instructors is expected to conform to
the courtesies and prGpreties OF cultivated
society. Their admission to the institution
and enjoyment of its privileges imply sa-
cred contract On their part promptly to OBJ
serve its Regulations A copy of these Is fur
nlshed to each student and conformity to them
is indispensable to continuance in the lnStitu-
ton.
For further infornai.5p Address tie PRlN-
CIPAL, Ulysses, Pa.
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COUNTY, TREASURER.

Editor IF Potter ,Tonrnal Please announce
the name Of W0oLSEY BURTIS. of Harrison
township, as a candidate for the Office of
County Treasurer, subject to the decision of
the Republican county convention.
Harrison, July 5, 1860. A REPUBLICAN.
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OF THE
THIRD ANNUAL FAIR
Of the POTTER COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND
HoRTICULTURAL SOCIETY, to be held at
Coudersport, Tuesday and Wednesday,
October 2nd and 9rd, 1860.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.

Cow to be kept grass during the experiment and for
two weeks previous each period of trial each period be
ten davs and intervals of not less than month apart
The statement furnished contain the age and breed of the
cow time of calvng quantity of milk in both weight and
measure and also weight of butter during the period of
days butter made be exhibited at the Fair and also
the COW statement be verified by the affidavit of the
peor and least other person having knowledge of
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JULIUS BAKER, of Hebron township, will
be candidate for the office of County Treas
urer, subject to the decision of the Reputli-
can county convention.
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- naOViSvlLLE, KY, and Braceville Sta
i. ; Cd the Cleveland and Mahoning, o.,
A. ~ ;, were each visited by severe tor
~ = q wind, rain and hail on Saturday.
i. y ''''es we're killed at the last named
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THE Republicans Of the Aiitth Con-
rressional District cf Ohio have re-uomi-
mated the Hon. John Sherman by ac-
clanatioii.
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1r;onlr ana County,
: c1oTpERSpoRT. July 20, 1860,

Rru,ars Ajout,--Our village is
..,tened with another prevalence of
,,e pests of civilized comhunitles.-
ar meu were seen prOwling around and
elmo to break into the house and shop
opr County Treasurer, Eli Rees, Esq,
|. night last week. They did not get
10 either the hoese or shop, but opened
I. stable door and turned cut the cow,
|, what purpose is not known. Mr..
,ss. with a portion of his family, was
,<eu, at the time. Several other in-
soccs of prowlers being seen around
ceilings have recently occurred. Cold
I'd wounds are very good remedy for
cnse. breaking.
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Best Sack Corn meal, 40 20
2nd best do do %
Best ard most timothy hay from acres, 90
Best do clover do oo
Best acre of potatoes os turnlPs eacn oo oo
2nd best do DO uo loo
Best ! acre of beets, carrots beans, pcas broem-
Competors for premiums any OF the above must eX
hib sample of the crop at the Fair furnish statement Oh
the mode cultivation aud also certificate OF two Tespecta
BILE neghors as to the product and measurement OF the
ground
JupGFs-Almeron Nelson's Sylvester Grocuman Harris Ly
mrn A. B. Beurett, David Crowell, Lemue Sherman, H.
Kinney.
TIMOTHY, large and sman) GLOVER AND FLAX SEED;
Best bushel Of each 90
end hest do 10
JuDGEs-Harry Lent, Edwin Lyman, Willis Young
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Best assortment of vegetables, lOo
2Ld best do do oV
Best sample of each, W
do do do raised by youths not over 16 i
years DID, oO
JuDoEs-Lucas Cushing, n. B. A. Suhr, Henry Ycuzer
Syvanus Jones, Luke Darling Eymas llacket u U GOWN
SUGAR AND HONEY.
Best specimen of maple sugar, not less than 10 lbs o0
Best specimen of honey, not over lbs to be ia
ken without destroying the bees, and state
ment of management and kind of hives to be
JUDGEs-P. A. Stebbns, D. D. Colcord, Henry Mau, H
L. Bind, Lyman Nelson
ORCHARD AND GARDEN FRUITS.
Best assortment OF eacH, i W
2nd bfe+ do so
Best sample of each variety, 50
mot to be removed until close of exhibition Precautions
viii be taken to prevent injury.
JuDGEs-Barak Niles j. NJ Kilbourn, Sala Stevens Dan
el Olmstcd Harrison Edgccomb, Leroy Lyman.
LUMBER.
Best punches shaved shingles, OO
Post do sawed do 100
Rost > bundles do lath so
Best manufactured 500 #. of lumber, zoo
Best do boards veneers of hard wood,
not less than 100 it., 2UO
Best collection of specimens of woods the growth
of this county, 5Oo
JUpeEs-W alton Dwight, Henry Garrett Clark Ingraham
G. A. Barclay, A. Mantania.
HOUSEHOLD MANUF ACTURES, &c.
committee of Judges, composed of ladies, has been ap
ponted with instructions recommend awards to the most
deserving, not exceeding ST in any case.
JUDGEs--Mrs S. Ross, Mrs. q. W. q. Judd, Mrs f. w.
Knox Mrs. Joseph Manu. Mrs. Isaac Benson, Mrs 5 NJ.
Mills Mrs Ira Canfeld Mrs Nelson Clark Mrs. Mary Kent,
Mrs Seth Taggar Mrs J. B. Smith, Mrs Samuel Thomp
son, Mrs. \. G. Taggart, Mrs. Miles White.
MECHANICAL AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND MANU-
FACTURES.
"a discretionary committee has been appointed with In
structons recommend award exceeding sl5O for
the best article OF any kinds that may be exhibited,
JUDGEs-D B. Brown, J. NJ Bassett c. c. Lyman, w.
3. Gordnier, W. L. Raymond.
----. LADIES EQUEsTRIANIsM
Premium, riding Bride martingale aud whip
JUDoEs.-G B. Ovcrton, S NJ. Mills S. Ross.
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ACADEMY.
JOSEPH \. COOPER. 4 3. Principal.
MR.. WM. GiLLILAND, .ss,sr,vrs
MISS II. N. JONES,


MR.. WM. GiLLILAND, I Ass1sr,xrs
MISS Il. NJ. JONES, '-'
The ULYSSES ACADEMY was commenced
in the spriag OF 1883 and opened to students
the following September. Its object is to af-
ford to the youth Of its vicinity, and to others
who may choose it, as a place of study, the
requisite facilities for obtaining thorough
and practical education.
The school is in neat two-stOry building,
beautifully situated on a gentle emincnce
commanding a view of the village and coun-
try around. The adjoining yard contains
about three acres The upper story contains
a single room; and is used for a chapel reci-
tation, and study room. This room is lighted
bv IA large windows, furnished with seats for
$50 scholars, tables, back-boards, maps,
charts, clock, thermometer, and Library OF
Reference Books. The lower story contains
two rooms for recitations, one for library, q
dressing room, and a hail by Al feet.
The students board in private families and
study in their own rooms. Nearly every fam
lily in the village open their houses to boarders.
rs several new houses are being erected,
there will be no lack of accommodations
and in private families, students can enjoy
the comforts of home.
nG7yn This Institution is better furnished
with maps, charts and Reference Books than
any similar institution in the country. The
Library of Reference contains over 10 vol
umes, costing about $500 a vol. Among
them are APPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN
CYCLOPEDIA, 9 vols. THE HOME CYCLIC
PEDIA, vols, &c. There is a general Ii
brary under the care of a Librarian; and a
Teachers Library containing 25 vols, uEon
DTDACICs.
There are three Sessions year, of Fourteen
Weeks each Commencing. as follows:
1st Session Tuesday dug. 2lst, 1860.
2nd /" Der. 4M ="
II 1Onf
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Tuition Per Term.

Common Erglsh-embracing Reading,
Writing, Ortbograpby, Geography.
Grammar, and Arithmetic $500
To which is added for each higher stndy 100
Incidentals, Library, &C., 30
Institute, %
Board, room, light. fuel, &c, SI,5o per week.
Rooms without board. g or S3. per term
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The above Premiums will paid in Money, at the oF
ton of the depositor, in a NEATLY ENGRAVED DIPLO-
MA in which will be inserted the Of the article for
which the premium is awarded.
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$1,000 A EAR @. e.

euterprising men everywhere, in selling tho
above work, as our inducements to ali such
are very liberal ~
For single copies of the Book, or for terms
to agents, with other information, apply to or
address JOHN L. POTTER, PublishfF
X at Sam7om E:feej
PAila&elrli-, Pay