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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16


In this connection we have a few
works to say to our friend of the Watch
man in respect to our position on the
Congressional conference. We have at
no time desired to take the nomination of
a candidate out of the hands of the peo-
ple-on the contrary, We here protest
against any such action; but we are of
those who believe that the nomination
and election of a member of Congress, or
of Assembly, by cur party for one term,
entities him to denomination at its
hands,, unless he violates the confidence
of the party by misrepresenting it. We
regard this as part of our party disci-
pline at least it is the general custom
Of the party. Viewing it thus, we regard
the tormality of conference as unneees-
sary, and more especially if the several
county conventions in the district desig-
nate the sitting member as their choice.
This we would regard as regular nomi-
nation for second term, under the re.
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Lock HAVEN, Aug. 6, $3.50.

DUVh IIAFENf mug. o. -OOV-
T. S. CHASE, ESq-Dear SIR Your paper
Of the Ind contains reference to my name
as a supposed candidate for Congress, and
regret that you should do me the injustice OF
thus referring to me without first inquiring
whether | really was candidate or not.
Permit me to say to you that | desire the
nomination of Judge Hale as earnestly as you
do, and will support him as cordially as you
can; that am not candidate, and have not,
and mI not 1citlingly, allow my name to be
used in connection with the nomination.
am not aware that any opposition will be
made to the denomination of our worthy rep
resentatiye, Jas. T. Hale, Esq,
Wv, ,r,,I,- Ar z---,,
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

THE FREE NEGROES We alluded, few
days ago, TO the movements that are made in
the South to remove the free negroes from the
respective States under the penalty of being
sold into slavery. Since then it appears the
Missouri Legislature have adopted bill to en-
force this policy in that State and it is now
in the hands Of the Governor, with the certain.
ty of becoming law, unless he vetoes it,
Louisiana, 1t is stated, has also adopted this law.
In Tennessee, the manly and eloquent opposi.
ton of Iudge Calron, one of the Justices oftbe
Supreme Court of the United States, expressed
IN his communications to the public journals of
the State, appears TO have done much to check
It's progress. The expectation that this anti
Tree negro movement would become a general
one throughout the South continues to excite
considerable seusation in the Northern States !;
and the Governors of Ohio and Wisconsin, in
anticipation off it, have expressed themselves
IN favor of Hon. r. p. Blair, Jr.'s, project of
colonizing the free negroes of The country in
the south western portion Of our continent, if
such q scheme is practicable. The Missouri
Democr0t 10 warm advocate of this policy
PbiLG. Press.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

TIlS PECULIARlrlES Of the female constitution
and the various rias to which the sex is subjected,
demand an occasional recourse TO stimuanis I,is
important however. that these should be Of harmless
nature. and at the time accomplish the desired
end ftostetter's Celebrated Stomach Biliers 10 the
very article. It's effects in all cases Of debility are al
most magical. IL The lone Of the digestive
organs infuses fresh vitality into the whole system.
and gives that chez rfuness the tempe rament which
is the most valuable Of feminine attractions. The
propretOrs feel attered from the fact that many o.
the most prominent med zeal gentlemen in the Union
have bestowed encOmiums upon the Bitters, the vir
tues of which they have frequently tested and ac-
kno~edged. There numerous counterfeis offer
ed for sae all of which are destitute Of mer and pos
itively injurious to the system
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

LARGE AMOUNT OF FIcTIrIous CuRREScY.-
A box containing S74 900 in fictitious currency
was received in Chicago last Monday, by Chas.
Sanford and John Lester. The fact becoming
known. the States Attorney ordered that the
suspected parties should be taken into custody.
The Chicago Times says;
"The notes are fictitious issue, purporting
to be of the Hartford Exchange Bank of In.
diana. There 10 no such bank. The notes are
OF the same kind as those made use of some
time ago by George s. Gilbert, the retired
physician, whose sands of life had nearly run
Out in purchasing mules for fsmers IN re.
mote part Of Missouri, and for which financial
cHplO.L Iir. Gilbert is now imprisoned in that
State, awaiting trial"
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

JUDGE CRADLEBAUGH, of the United States
court in Utah, publishes in the Washington
Star letter, challenging the Mormon dele.
gates 10 Congress to discuss in public with him
the six distinct charges which he makes ga inst
the MormOns, among which are, that they are
subject to a theocratlc government, and recog-
nize no other authority; that they teach trea-
sou sgainst the United States government :;
that they practice poly gamy in its most shock.
ing forms; that murder is taught as a religious
duty and prsciised on that the robbery of nom
Mormons is similarly taught. &c. The Judge
10 not very select in the terms he uses, nor &C.
curate in his grammar, but the language 10 un.
Inisiakabls.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

II the House is ever organized. Committee
OF Investigation will be appointed TO look into
The robberss OF the mails by Postmnsters under
the plea of stopping incendisry documents.
THREE papers in Maryland have now come
out in favor Of Edward Bates for the Presiden.
cy.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
MAR RED.

On the lllh inst by Rev. w. E. England.
William w. Morgan. of Talbot county, Md.
aud L. Henrietta Foster, daughter OF VIM. H.
Foster, ESQ, of Queen Annie's county, Md.
On the 18th inst, by the same. near Tenn.
nleyllle, Md, William w. Walls and Sarah
E Marshall. both ofCarOline county, Md.
AZ Mlddletown. Del, by Rev. Mr.. IIeacock.
on "Wednesday, the 18Th inst, John C. Spear.
to Annie Tatmun. all of St. Georges Hid
On the Gath inst, by Rev. C. Hill, John ].
Weddell and Frances A. Hinson, all of Snyrna
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
CORRESP NDENCE.
Written for the Smyrna Times.
The Maryland and Delaware Railroad
To the Editor ofthe Smyrna z


To the Editor ofthe Smyrna Times
DEAR Sir: The fond hopes that my heart
have SO long cherished-that Delaware and
MARYLAND would be united by Railroads.
about to be consumated the present year. This
grand internal improvement has been forwarded
by the Lottery Grant at the last session of the
Delaware Legislature. 1t is also spurred on.
ward by the liberal views of some of the large
land.holders, through whose estates the Rail
road track has been laid down. Some have
literally granted the right of way free of dam.
aye. Others have consented to take the whole
or part of the damages assessed in stocks.-
Other gentlemen have contributed largely with.
out beiay particularly interested, whose estates
are not in immediate proximity to the contem.
plated Railroad.
The two States are greatly indebted to Gen
Tench TIlghman. for the deep interest he hat
taken in this road, and the be foic exertions he
has man sted to carry out his views. With
unusual persplcaclty he has looked in advance
of others, and realized in his own mind the
ability To prosecute his designs, and overcome
every obstacle that started in his way. The
location OF the road, from Oxford, in Maryland,
lthe place of his Iesdence,) to the Smyrna De.
pot. was his preference from the first, and no al.
1ure@eats have induced hm 10 change it's
couese, and 40 impedlments have deferred him
ffCn It's progression. He is ineal descendant
of one of the heroes of the American Revolu-
zion, (and consequently cannot be bought nor
eonquered,) being grandson of Geu. Tench
TIlghman, the friend aud Aid De- Camp of Gen.
Washington.
On the 18th inst, large meeting was held
at Tighman Foxwell's Hotel, aud beautiful
speeches were delivered by Col. Hambleton and
Mr. Powell, of Easton, Md, and liberal subscrp-
tions were taken. On the following day,
the same gentlemen addressed an audience at
Kenton, and met with similar success. They
afterwards proceeded to Greensborough, Nd,
where it is presumed they met with even great
er encouragement.
1t is pleasant to reflect that this beautiful
garden of the Earth, almost surrounded by the
Delaware aud Chesapeake Bays-interspersed
with 90 many rivers, abounding with fish and
oysters, upon whose banks the Oysterman may
find not only pleasant recreation, bnt q prof.
table Iiving-is about to be improved by the
skill aud industry of man.
The God of Nature has showered his choic.
est blessings upon this Peninsula, and man has
realized here all that was necessary, not only
20 sustain life. bot to make him comfortable
yea, even luxurious, with but little labor.
AS the " Maryland Line" and the Della
ware Blues" fought side by side in the great
national struggle for American freedom, it is 10
bs hoped that they will unite ia the great
struggle of modern internal improvement, and
gain for themselves, in this respect, charac.
ter that cannot be excelIed by any Of the sis
ter States.
GEORGE FINLEY MASON.
SMYRNA, Jan, 23d, 1860.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
Mexican MustangIs,inimcnt.

From rich and poor bond and Tree, all colors grades
and conditions Of life we hear The same need Of
praise awarded TO this wonderful article Sores are
healed, pains relIved lives saved valuable animals
made useful and untoled ills assuaged by this great
medicine which 'ssurpnsng To the judgement ofman.
What family does not require a standard Lniment
Who ever heard Of The effects produced by INV
other artlcloi For Cuts. Bruises Sprains, Rheuma.
tIsm, Swelngs. Strained Horses DC II has No eoua
Beware of limitations. The genuine Mustang Iini.
ment is sold by all respectable Druggists and Livery
Men IN every town, parish aud hamlet throuehou,
N"rih and South America, Europe and the Islands of
'he Ocean. Buy oI once. w..
t..... BARNES s. PARK. Proprietors.
. a.. ... New York
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
DYSPEPSIA.

lhcre Is perhaps no disease which destroys the hap
pIness and comfort Of individuals and families to the
sane extent as Dyspepsia Indigestion.
Previously to the discovery Of the
OXYGENATED BlTTERS,
there existed medicine accessible those suffering
from this widespread disease. which relieved in any
marked degree.
The power of these bitters the above named
disease as we'll us all those having their origin in i'm
perfect digestion, and functional diseases of the stOm
ach as well Asthma and general debility is beyond
all question.
It's speedy and permanent cures of some of the
verest and stubborn record is sufficient
!irmatiOn Of this fact
COPY OF LETTER FROM A SCHOOL TEACH
Err IN DETROIT.
DETROIT, Mich, June l6. 1857
&MEssRs. 5. w. FOwLE Il Co. BosTON In elerence
to The Oxygenated Blers, say that after having
The Dyspepsia for several months. and almost dying
with paIn and heavIness in my stomach, prevail
cd upon by friend, who had been cured by the same
medicine. to try bottle Of Green's OxygenaIed Bit
ers. Before using half bottle felt greatly reliev ed
and by the time had used two bottles and a half
was entirely we'll and still remain So ! know OF sev
eral cases more distressing than my own, which
nave been entirely cured by this invaluable medicine
and II gave me great pleasure 10 recommend it any
and ali who may be suffering from ihIs dreadful mala
dy. w A. BACON. Teacher ur Detroit Select
School
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
Important to Females.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combi
nation OF ingredients in these Pills are the result of
long and extensive practice. They are mild in Their
operation and certain in correcting all irregularities
FalhIul RIenstrnaIiOns. removing all distinctions
whether from coli or Otherwise headache pain in the
side pa apltatIOn Of the heart whites all nervous ne
iectons mysteries. fatigue pain in the back and limbs
Sc disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption NJ
nature. "
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was The commencement of new era in the treatment
of those Irregularities and distractions which have
consigned SO many thousands of the yonng The heon
iIln and the beloved 20 Premature Grave. M 70.
male can enjoy good health unless she il regular nnd
whenever all obsiructOn takes place The general
health begins TO decline
DIR: CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most efFec,uoI
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar Io Fe
males. 10 all classes they are invaluable inducing
with certainty. periodical regularity They are know"
to thousands. who have used then at different nerioJ
throughout the cnunlry, having The sanction Of some
Dt the most eminent Physicons IN America. ErnIic
directions, stating when and when they should MT be
used. with each Box-lhe Price One Dollar each bo~
40 Pills. "oA
A valuable Pamphlet TO be had free of the Aoort,
Ills sent by mail, promptly, by enclosing price 10 Ibs
ieneral Agent Sold by JAMES p. HOFFECKER
oIHyrRa and by Druggists generally
X. 3. HUTCHINGS, General Agent
leoifIy Ito Chambers ST. New York |
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
GLENN'S
One Price HAT and CAN Store

a, ,,, CORNER OF the FIFTH STORY BLocK0
N' west corner OF Eighth and Race streets
Philadelphia.
nE public are respectfully invited TO bear IN mind
that at this Store may be found an assor,,nen, ~
Fashionable and Handsome MOLESKIN nRTSS
HATS. High Low aud Medium DepIh Crown CIo,S
for Children. al FAIR PRICES 01y-N,, ',o psa G"ps
for regular Goods ~ 10 ,eeS ~.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

FRAUDS IN TsADE.-Public attention having
been drawn TO frauds 10 trade, at home and
abroad, further demonstrations against such su-
dacious swindiing may be looked for. Ia the
New York Legislature, nov IN session at Al.
bany,a petition was presented on Thursday,
demanding that the sale of hay be legally regu.
lated. IL was alleged. Che New York Ti1es
sdds, and truthfuily.") that IL is not uncom.
mon 10 find a three. hundred pound bale of hay
bonnd with forty or Fifty psands of green wood
and boulder or two inside. Surely this is as
much robbery as if the packers assaulted the
purchaser on the highway and atole his purse.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

s REv. JNo. c.. THOMAS, aud smiable and ex.
cellent mlnsier ofthe Philadelphia Conference
Of the M. e. church, aad stationed 8t Stfolids
hurg. Pa, died very suddenly on Thursday
tssg
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

Great Remedies.
To cure q severe Cough or Cold use
Dr. VTistar's BaIsam Of wild
A@ Cherry.
To cure WhoOping Cough, Group, or Bronchitis. use
BR. WISTAR'S BALSAMo OF WILD CHERRY.
To arrest ,predispOsition TO Consumption. use
BR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
To cure Dyspepsia or Indigestion. use
The Oxygenated Bitters.
To cure Asthma, Acidity or Heartburn, use THE
.OXYGENATED BITTERS.
These remedies porloIm all they promise. They
relieve suffering disease, restore health, thus
afordng consolation and comfort the sick and af-
hicted, where encouragement and suffering existed
heretofore.
GLIDE WAYNE CO.. N. Y. March 10. 1857.
Messrs y. w. FOwle a. Col AIN happy to state
that have used the Oxygedated BilIcrs III my prac
pepsla General Debility. lndigesIiOIs. Affections ol
the Liver. with the most satisfactory results! and
would cheerfully recommend TO those suffering from
these distressing diseases TO give this vaual lie medI
cine trial. Respectfully. yours.
EXETER Me, Sept. 80.
This certiies that have recOmmendep the use OF
Wistar's Basam Of Wild Cherry for diseases of The
Lunge, for two years past, and many bottles, 10 my
Knowledge have been used by ny patients, all with
neiicia results. In two cases, where Il was hOug hi
Cherry effected a cure. Z. BOYDAN,
Physician al Exener Corner
The only genuine Balsam has The IUritteR sgmsture
of IL BUTTS" Ola the wrapper.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
HOHdGy Presents.

THE. subscriber bpgs to inform his fr;ards H.,
Is deternIned to retain the reputation of having he
LARGESF, CHEAPEST and BEST asso,troa1, '"s ~,
TOYS and FANCY GOODS. IN Smyrna. He has om y,
India-rubber. China, Paper and Candy rows "
Imaginable design. Handsome PreasenI for vonng
persons" delicious Mixtures aud other Candies Ines
yar y,I =, Bnneh Seedless, and Valencia RASINS CIR.
hEN - CFTRON, DC, materials for Mnce P;es A.
pie Mince and other Pies. All kinds of CGKES
wholesale andretSI-POund Cakes, Bread. Rnsk Sc
S.,s HENRY BEARNE.
ueo io-im' Market ST., SMYRNA Del
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VIRGINIA
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jiplltbrn Der otcn unp 6tcu.
aIapi Zen 6raincn HNSmoneS bic er9cbtnilt an;ciot b,s i,
1fathlale ais Stednme Hubert nm aui CIR llnlycrIr5r ~ @..
etrS IN S'aitrn Ihr Gramcn tei:Auecn bar, irSrl,hrr re ns IAN" !"
Stl9ntns nrrie9en lam. weth 10 lit lid tt vcrfpmpr,rf -, ~"
stnbeihn seitsnH empnthlt ,5uSIcih mIbt eieiIbr ISrtr raS, ~
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run9 atFtn tInn, rap tic ctpIi1c aufn11s in Der ig,,rii,rr ~;
Ane lnr noutomnlnlten 3ufrieHenDtit ansriNtcr fann. ,. :
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EeS- g0cr Gin autrs Q'ilp taben nil arhe uoh
Der frubertn 2Sbtibartllbsn @1luic, Np. a. WainrraR,. ws Sir,
n!!anr ustriSretrt mtrem wtre. @3tirn fsEnsr @iircr az. bic
htltntlIe Nn'rFsnnin9 Nnem. 9'rtrahiet icinc Nhptrarapbs @m.
brpiYpts. GraYrn terie, @eiauta!gpte, panpippcS, WlrltoorapSs
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:Ln or et"tlNe VeluNt! ;teNr WNuerlc mUp o~cirtt:n irtne Nn-
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bilrr @r0Ft IbGcnpmm II.
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81 81tion u. 6bnc
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FEULR-V

FEUER-v ERSICuERUNE.
%triihcrunl Gtl Il &,rut tei N,utr. etc bier in Siam,r,
gtt srar Ter W. ""'''Nln
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den. TIC y lupErtr { Der ..cbreIi 2Rtit,rn .tniirants ynN quo
GrntranY" hrnccI ith IN PNitae lphia Np I0s NS iaH ms 'sH1
OR ltn SirI {, une ttr5st oaS Capital perirls,n S,nS ~ S"s
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9le6tcr Mbeiuwrinl

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lyPCa tHt SeneunS ieiNEnrcrtrtcn Nbtinptin crbaften tsSt.
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