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the greater pat having sold at - so II. ana
from that up TO IS. Swine we're scarce and de-
cidedy better. Prices advanced to 6tc. 05e1 In
Guiding all kinds. There were on sale J,SS- beef
cattle, l55 COWS, l,Si, veals, 1889 sheep and
lambs. and 2,43s swine.
The absence Of private advces by the Europa tended to
check operations in cotton yesterday The sales were
confined to about 200 300 bales, In lots, while prices
measurably nominal at previous quotations. Flour
hrmer, and grades &c. per barrel bet
ter while extra brands were unchanged. Wheat was
firm and in good export and milling demand, with fair
amount of sales Corn less buoyant and active,
while the demand fair Pork was less
active and firm. New sold at s1s IS SIS 10, ne"
prime at $40 62, and old at s12 CO. Lard was driaef,
with sales at 12c. 12tic Sugars stn, with sales
OF about 100 hhds., 175 boxes, and 90 hhds molado
at rates given in another column Coffee was firm, but
quiet The chief sale comprised 800 bags St. Domingo
at 12Ac. Among the sales of made yesterday were
about 80 casks prime TO choice Japanese account at
sc. per ID. Frcights 6rm with fair amount OF
engagements.
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TUE CoSoREss on SovEREIoSs.-"All the
world and the rest OF mankind are agog about
the mysterious meeting Of the crowned heads Of
Europe OF Baden. They cannot tell what II
means. The most conspicuous figure in the
picture is the Emperor Of the French. To
every mind II viii occur to ask:-What is his
next move on the political chessbcard Of Euro
pean politics. What combination Is he now
forming with which to startle the worlds What
new allies Is he about 10 draw into his designs
The Germans were alarmed al his projects, and
became incensed against him, rs In his march
Of conquest he approached their frontier. As
the preliminary step to some Interior design, he
desires 10 soothe and quiet their fcars-to be-
come friends with them, as he aid with England.
II has been stated that the Prince Of Prussia
addressed letter to Prince Albert, rejecting
on the course Of Louis Napoleon and that the
latter Is very DESTROYS TO know its exact con-
tents, with view, perhaps. to remove the
hard feeling entertained OF him, and TO break
Up any holy alliance which may be In
contemplation against his dynasty. However
this may be, I. IL certain that the visit Of the
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Tnr Hor WEATHER AND THE SUMNER HrorRA.-
For the past two or three days we have had an
inssalment-the first Of the season of real sum-
mer weather, the thermometer ranging from
eighty-6ve TO ninety degrees Of Fahrenheit in
the shade. This indicates hot week for the
Fourth, and nm early rush TO the country by the
fashionable birds of passage. The summer
hegira will not be 30 pcrceptible this year as
usual. Many people who usually leave town
directly after the Fourth Of July win remain
over till August, and make northern trip when
the Prince Of Wales is in Canada, and the
loyal provincials perspiring with patriotism
Our floating population is always large in July
and August; but this year II viii be more
numerous than ever before, with the single ex-
ccption. perhaps, Of the Crystal Palace year
an epoch which our hotel and shop keepers look
back 70 with fond regrets. Let them take heart
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After many delays In her date of sailing
from Southampton, the mammoth steamship
Great Eastern left that port on the 10th inst for
New York. Her arrival at this port has been hour
ly expected since the evening Of Tuesday, the
26th, upon the presumption that she would make
the voyage in ten days. According 70 hel rate of
sailing on the last trial trip-of which We give
highly interesting account by our special re-
porter to-day-she aitained N average speed
of about thirteen les a. lour or three hum
dred and twelve miles day. The distance
from Southampton to New York being about
500 miles she might have comprised that
space within ten days at her full rate of speed.
But the probability is that she is proceeding
slowly and cautiously; possibly taking Q
southerly course to avoid the ice; or it may be
that she is subjected to some delay from the
newness of her ponderous machinery, or her
foul bottom, with several feet Of grass and
weeds attached
Her arrival, however. cannot be far distant;
and perhaps before these pages have reached
all our readers she may be floating in the waters
of New York bay.
ut uufcut Vi tlc Oftat EtSttiIi, ititcr Sstic
journey across the Atlantic, may be looked
upon as the browning triumph of ocean steam
navigation. No craft Of such enormous dimen-
sions and wonderful power has ever passed
from one port to another in the history of mari
time adventure; and yet We may look upon
her-majestic and astounding as her proper
tions are-but as the pioneer of class of
steamships which are one day destined to dot
the ocean, and bind the furthemost parts of the
earth together. The Hudson river possesses a
historic interest in connection with steam navi-
CATION. Its shores witnessed the early efforts
of Robert Fulton's ambition, and its waters re-
ceived the first steamship that ever crossed the
Atlantic from the Old World; but with the ar
rival of the Great Eastern the brightest chapter
in the history of our lovely river is filled up.
From all quarters of the republic and the
neighboring British provinces thousands will
hasten to behold this wonder Of marine archi-
tecture-this mighty tribute Of the victory of
mind over that inert matter which Providence
has subjected to human energy and human
| genius.
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The INDIAN WAR IN UrAH.-The California
papers, received by the Northern Light yestcr-
day, give no further particulars as to the battle
fought near Pyramid Lake on the "a Of June
between the United States troops and volun-
teers and the Pah Utes. II is simply stated that
the Indians were defeated, with loss of seventy
killed. Three of the regular troops were killed
and one wounded. 1t secms-from the fact that
the battle field where Ormsby's men were 80
cut up two weeks before was visited, and twenty
bodies inferred with military honors-the coun-
try was quiet enough, so far as the Indians are
concerned. We are told that "another battle
is expected" but we opine that the Indians
will not be the first to offer II.
As we have before stated, the difficulty was
commenced by the whites, one of whom shot the
head man of the Pah Utes in cold blood and
without provocation. Subsequently some of
the Pah Utes made descent upon white set
Element, end killed one or two persons. When
the party which was organized for the purpose
Of arrrtine the offending Indians reached Pyra-
mid Lake, they deserted an Indian in the front
with white flag. One Elliott white man,
had telescope rife, with which he shot the
truce Offering Indian dead. Hereupon the COM
mander Of the whites, who numbered one hun
dred men, ordered charge, to which order only
thirty Of the men responded; the others ran
away. The result Of the battle was most disas-
trous TO the whites, their captain and some
twenty-five others being killed The Indians
had no firearms, but fought with poisoned
arrows. The little party Of whites behaved
most calamity. Ormsby, the commander, had
two horses shot under him, and fell MORALLY
wounded and pierced with several arrows. II
seems Q great pity that so much pluck should
have been thrown away upon 90 bad cause
q quarrel in which our people, according TO
their own accounts, were clearly In the wrong
from the beginning TO the end. We are very
glad TO zee that the affair Is now in the hands
of the United States Army officers, who will
act, We doubt not, with lrmness and discretion,
bringing this latest and shabbiest of our Indian
affairs to speedy and honorable close We
want the Pony Express to run regularly, and
prefer our letters and dispatches 10 Indian
scalps.
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OF grace and keep cool. All the world and his
wife Is coming to town to see the Great Eastern.
She Will be big thing" in more ways than
one. People from Portland are particularly
invited to be here.
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Emperor of the French to GermA ~ ~ '"-'
time, is not without an object. There -
thing In the wind, and short period will p.
badly bring forth Developments of the policy
of Napoleon that will astonish both the Old
World and the New
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BowRRY THEATRE, Bowery.--waEcx AsHoRE-RouoH
u ANoSp-GuERIIAs REVENGE
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s"sII.T0lllnt- us UIRu II
and insist on having satisfaction. -
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NIBLO,S SALOON, Broadwsy-Gso. CHRisry's MIN
urRks IN SONGS, DANCES BuRLKsouEs, kc.-JArAxEss
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rs find the following handsome, (and
think deservcd), compliment to one ol
newly established mechanics, in the
olson (N. y Adrertiser::
We understand that Mr. G.. Fl War
er, who formerly worked in this place,
started a Jewellers store in Couders
Pennsylvania, where he intends per-
5epily locating. We take pleasure in
amending Mr., Mariner 10 the Cit
IS Of Coudersport and vicinity, as in
lrious and honest, and abeve all q com
.Dt workman, in every branch of his
.csson. All watches &c, intruSted
is skill will be handled satisfactorily
he owner. lie gave the best Of salts
ion in this place, and for these rea-
we recommend him"
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COURT PHQGLAMhTIOTI.

TETHEREAS the Hon Robert G. White,
w President Judge and the Hons Joseph
Mann and G. o. Colyin, Associate Judges OF
the Courts Of Over & Tc9nljner and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
Orphans Court and Court of Common Pleas
for the County OF Potter have issued their
precept, bearing datc the seventh day of
MAY, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty, and to me di-
rected, for holding Il Court of Oyer and Term
iner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses-
sions of the Peace, Orphans Court, and Court
of Common Pleas, in the Borough of Couder-
sport, on MONDAY, the 18TH day of June
next, and TO continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oners, Justices of the Peace and Constables
within the county that they be then and there
in their proper persons, ar 10 o'clock i. H. Of
said day with their rolls. records iuquisi-
tions, examinations, and other remembrances,
to do those things which TO their Offices APP
pertain to be done. And those who are bound
by their recognizances TO prosecute against
the prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail Of
said county OF Potter, are to be then and there
to prosecute against them as will be Just.
Dated at COUhERSPoRT May I, 1850. and
the 84th year Of the IpGept ndence Of the Uni.eS
States of America.
VM +. 6CRT, Sheriff.
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WANTED.

FE7HE Over5eers ofthc Poor Of Eulalia Town
q ship desire 20 OBTAIN situations for four
or five Boys, from 6 10 y yeas of age,-sons
Of Mr. Jesse Sheldon = own charge. They
will iudentpye them unil jley Q q wears Of
age. They are heal,ay and ragged boys, and
well sai.eG for farmers or mechanics. For
particulars apply to Ihe subscribers, or to Lu-
cas- Cushing, Esq Couterspors
L. D. 'AyFO3D, ! Orer2cors Of
PHIL p LEHMAN the Poor
Eulalia, April l8. l86O.-3l:3t.
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Notice.

To the lSchoo! Directors Of Potter Co.:
GENrLEMEy-In pursuance Of the 43rd sec
ton Of the Act of 9Th May, 1854, you are
hereby notified to meet in Convention at the
Cou;t House in Coudersrort, on the FIRST
MONDAY IN NAY, A. D. 1860, being the 9Th
day of the month, at one o'clock in the after
noon, and select, UiYa uoce, by majority Of
the whole number Of Directors present, one
person of erary and scientific requirements,
and ofshill and experience in the art Of teach
ing, as County Superintendent for the three
succeeding years determine the amount Of
compensation for the same; and certify the
result to the State Superintendent, at Harris
burg as required by the 39th and 40th Sec
tions of said act. J. HENDRICK.
Co. Sapt Of Potter County.
Coudersport, April 6, 1860.
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Special Tfoiices.

THE PECCLlARITIES Of the female con-
stitution, and the various trials to which tho
sex is subjected, demand an occasional re-
course to stimu!ants 1t is important, how
ever, that these shall be Of harmless nature.
and at the same time accomplish the desired
end. Hostet5er's Celebrated Stomach BittcrS
Is the very article. Its effect in all eases of
debility are almost magical. 1t restores the
tone Of the digestive organs, infuses fresh Vi
tally into the "hole system, and gives that
cheerfulneSs to the temperament, which.is the
most valuable Of feminine attractions. The
proprietors feel Eattered from the fact that
many of the most prominent medical gentle
men in the Union have bestowed encomiumS
upon tbs Bitters, the virtues Of which they
have frequently tested and acknowledged.
There are numerous countelfeits offered for
sale, all of which are destitute Of merit, and
positively injurious to the system
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he weather is now beautiful, after a
!, of showery rains from the south.
Fruit trees are in blossom alnrost
re they are leaved out, and grass and
h are coming forward with uupreee-
.ed growth. Everything looks favor
for bounteous crops, 50 far as our Oh.
,stion and irquiry extend.
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S00d i9 the SM2qV2@slaglRa-EIaa
/" iiiiaElSpOVf ,3s0Ona EETGAei

Eo0d is1 tIae SM2qI@5laglna-EIla
/ /" iiiiaEllSpOgf Boom EsTGAei
Ne find the following in the Williams
nrt Press Of the 18th inst. 4 dispatch
! the Philadelphia Mquirer, says the loss
raac& half d million dollars, and that
4 Ao.s vii be a rise Of 10 to 20 per cent.
\ The price Of lumber. This is the larg-
Y ,0ss Of lumber at one time ever occur
4 in the United States
2"Oa Thursday evening about dusk the
r. was 5 feet high above low water
aaari, and through the night on till Fri
" morajng about IL c clock, the water
2 L! feet more, making the height
the river at this writing about Il ! feet
l0oye low water mark.
About : o'clock Friday morning, the
peater portion OF the Susquehanua Boom.
ecaied about t miles above Wiliiamspurt,
F'e way. At the writing OF this II Is
possible to ascertain whether any part
The main boom stands or not Several
'0drcd thousand logs, capable of manu-
Nc,1fng about 50 millions Of feet of ium
q were lodged in this boom. lmmedl
ely upon the boom giving way the logs
s7'n TO escape from their lodgment, and
Y to Friday noon it IS calculated that
FH,arJs of the logs in this boom have
Ne adrift, The river at this point has
r. hIled with loGs passing by. A por-
9a Of these, however, have been secur-
Ia the Loyalsock boom at Williams
R. This boom has also partly given
" rendering less secure the logs that
"e been secured therein, though 1t Is
,rpP0'ed the greater paEt Of the logs Iodg-
! mere Will not again escape.
At the present time, no one can tell
''t the loss sustained will amount to
Don@ the lumber operators in Williams
r. i and Vicinity, but is supposed to be
FRY heavy.
That portion of on town situated be-
'ssa H''' s;ree. >nd TIE river ], most;
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rARNL EOR SALE.

PFVHE SUBSCRIBER has 4 Farm, contai1ing
4 2l2 acres. which he wishes to sell. Sit
gated in the town Of Sr7cdca. ab3u. I'VE miles
from the county seat Of Potter Co; about IS
acres under good state Of improvement on
which is growing young Orchard Of various
kinds Of Fruit; Il good Barn and Shed Il
comfortable House. with water convenient ;
good Road through it, aud in an entcrpris-
ing neighborhood Soil, Red Shalc; Timber,
Beech and Maple: land nearly level; Title
umquestjonabie. Any person desiring good
and cheap property, well adapted for a large
Stock and Sheep Farm,
cannot 90 better The subscriber desires to
sell the same because he is engaged in other
business.
TEHNs.-A part can be paid down, and the
balance on time Any communication to the
undersigned Will be promptly answered,
Address JOHN B. SMITH.
Coudcrsport, Potter Co., Pa.
Nav 8 lSG0-34tf
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under water. Boats arein great demand
among the residents whose houses are
surrounded With water from two to four
feet deep"
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