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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12

COMETHING NEW.-B. T. BABBITT'S
- BEST
MEDICINAL SALERATUS.
Is manufactured from common salt,
and is prepared entirely different
from other Saleratus All the deli
cS eterious matter extracted in such al SO
manner as TO produce Bread, Biscuit,
and all kinds of Cake, without con-
AND tanning a particle of Saleratus when AND
THE Bread or Cake is baked there
by producing wholesome results
70 Every particle of Saleratus is turned 10
ito gas and passes through the Bread
or Bcuit while Baking; consequent
lvnothing remains but common Salt,
Water and Flour You will readily
perceive by the taste of this Salera-
8 tus that it is entirely different from 6S
other SaleratuS.
1t is packed in one pound papers,
AND each wrapper branded, b. L. Bab AND
bits Best Medicinal SaleratuS; al.
so, picture, twisted loaf of bread,
70 with glass ofefferyescing water on 20
the top. When you purchase one
paper You should preserve the wrap
per, and be particular to get the
next exactly like the tirst-brand as
above.
GSI Full directions tor making Bread OS
with this Saleratus and Sour Milk
or Cream Tartar, viii accompany
AND each package; also, directions for AND
making all kinds of Pastry also,
for making Soda Water and Seid-
70 Ilitz Powders. 70
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
WITH
b. T. BABBITT'S PURE. CONCEN-
TRATED POTASH,
Warranted double the strength of
6S ordinary Potash put up in cans SO
b., lbs, lbs, 6 lbs. and 2 lbs.
with full directions for makingI
AND Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers AND
will find this.the cheapest Potash in
market.
70 Manufactured and fo~ sale by 70
b. r. BABBITT,
Nos 6S and 70 Washington-street,
New York, and No. 50 India-street,
Boston. [ll:44-ly*.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12

early and close attention to New Publications,
Invent: :ons, Discoveries and Works of Art
lis criticisms will be prepared with particular
care, and it will faithfully expose inhdelity
and immortality, wherever lurking in the cur
rent publications of the day.
In Politics, The World will afford early and
fall information. 1t will discuss all political
topics with freedom, and will never lend it
self to party service. Every party has its
good and bad points, commits It's good and
bad acts. makes its good and bad nernina-
ticns : this paper viii discriminate between
these with the stricteSt impartiality, measur-
ing bv no other standard than that of virtue
and the public good without distinction OF
parties or persons. 1t viii keep true TO the
doctrine of the Fathers of the Republic, that
slavery is moral, social, and political evil ;
yet withal, one that can be safely and effect
ually treated only by those who have leglS-
ative and legal Jurisdiction ever it. Rrcog-
nizing the duty of both the Federal Govern
menr and Of the States to keep strictly to their
own respective constitutional spheres, this
paper will oppose, on the one hand, any ac-
ton By the Federal Government towards
planting Slavery where it does not exist
and. on the other hand, any action by the
Federal Government, or by the non-slave-
holding States, towards uprooting the inStl-
tuition where it does not exist. While it will
entertain no fear for, and listen to no threats
against, the Union, it viii ever be thoroughly
national in its tone, ever on the side OF the
Constitution and the laws, and, by just state
ment and calm appeal, will seek to allay the
sectional discord which designing and hot
headed partizans labor to excite. In its treat
ment of all subjects of every nature, it viii
avoid bitterness. While earnest for right, and
unshrinking in rebuke it will be courteous
and genial, always mindful that violence is
almost sure to work moro harm than good tc
truth.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12
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FARM FOR SALE.

FESIiE SUBSCRIBER has Farm, containing
4 2l2 acres, which he wishes to sell Sit
mated in the town of Sweden. about five miles
from the county seat OF Potter Co; about rs
acres under good state of improvement, on
which is growing ayoung Orchard Of various
kinds Of Fruit good Barn and Shed; a
comfortable House, with water convenient
a good Road through it. and ia an enteFpris.
ing neighhorhood. Soil Red ,Shale Timber,
Beech and Maple; land nearly level; Title
unquestionable. ANY person desiring good
and cheap property, well adapted for a large
Stock and Sheep Farm,
cannot do better The subscriber desires to
sell the same because he is engaged in other
business.
TERMs.-A part can be paid down, and the
balance on time. Any communication TO the
undersigned viii be promptly answered.
Address JOHN b. SMITH,
Coudersport, Potter Co., Pa:
May 3, l860.-34tf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-24

E%THAr STABBrNG ArrRAT.-Wc wore
somewhat in error yesterday morning, III
giving an account of n stabbing ARRAY
which occjrred in the country. The aft
fray took place near West Liberty The
umme OF the man stabbed is Rogers, a
brother-in-luw of Vim. Clevis, of this city.
and the man who stabbed him is named
Lowe. The two men were working upon
new house, and had had some difficulty
about the contract. On Saturday Rogers
WAS STOPPING down, doing some necessary
work about the building, when Lowe ap-
preached him from behind, and without !,
word. stabbed him in the back with a
scribing awl. AT last accounts Rogers
WAS sill living, though dangerously in
jnred Lowe was arrested and brought to
the city On Sunday afternoon, and con-
fined in jail for trial.
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Thomas Johnston. Jun, A. IN ehensSsy ncis-
e 8 =+ y va rs Scui:t Court for Chic
Thomas .Innston's heirs &c, lCounty. Virginia.
I; by SIETUE OF TWO DEGREES IN TITEABuVE
II named cause ma'le the 2UthRn1 tho 2I days
II june, $500, the undersigned. directed therein,
Will prccGrlo saturday, tetl tit day August, 1860,
at the front door OF the Court House for Ohio county,
Va. at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ to sell tho following dcs-
CIlcd property. viz: The undivided half Of the ffC
tion of lot. situated the northwest corner of
Main ami UnOU strCSts in that Part Of the city of
Wheeling heretofore known the reserve JuInI-
al a. follows viz: Commencing at the northwest cor
'cr OF Main aud Union streets, thcnec westwIrllv
with Union street, siNtyvc feet six ;ucIicS thence
nortwnrlly with line parallel to Main street, thir
tytwo feet; thence eAstwardly with liuS parallel I"
Union street, siHtS,hVc feet eight inches to AIRu
street: thence with Main street thirtNtwO feet to
beginning.
TERMS OF SALE.-onc-tenth Of tile purchase money
10 lie pail in cash and the remainder in one. two
thTpe and four years, in equal intnlnenIs bearing In
tEreSt from date, the purchaser giving negotiable
uotes with good security for and the title
tained further security, until the whole amount is
paid IjyQl DANIEL. Z. list
~ As Trustee Of Thomas Johnston. Jun. alul
wife, under decd Of trust from them. dated MarCh
z 1885, will sell at the time mud place the
following stockss-Twenty shares in tine Wheeling
aud Belmont Bridge Company, and Thirteen ShR1Gs
IN the Fire aud Marine Insurance Company %
Wheeling.
TERNs OF sAlr.-Cqsh. DANIEL {. LIST.
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Sr. JOINS, y. F., July 23-Thc prepare
tons for the reception of the Prince of
Wales are nearly completed. There is
much excitement among all classes in
view of the contemplated event. On the
second day the Prince holds levcc and
receives an address. There will be re-
g"ttt on Lake Quiviva, and probably the
Prince will drive round the Lake in the
evening. There will be grand ball,
which the Prince will attend On the
third day he cmbarks, and the arrange
ments are the sameas ut his landing. The
weather is beautifully clear and cool. The
squadron is expected here tomorrow or
Wednesday evening. The House of Par
Lament is handsomely decorated. Much
enthusiasm prevails.
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4s}gy5 Uetel[lrtapt,
for the Daily Intelligencer
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF the steamer n orth Brlton

ST. JOINS. N. F., July 23.-The steamer
North Britou from Galway on the 18th, ar
rived here at p. NJ, aud sailed at {, for
Quebec, having landed the mail
The Hammonia arrived at SOUTHAMPTON
on the 18th.
The news is not important.
1t was rumored that Garibaldi had de-
termined to beseiege Messiua.
The Neapolitan government had resolved
to offer the Sicilians the constitution of
1912.
LIvERPooL, Friday noou,-The brokers'
circular reports cotton with a more healthy
and regular appearance. Breadstutfs quiz
ct but steady. Provisions dull
LONDON, Friday noon.-Consols e5R0
The French government had refused to
deLationalize the two French vessels pur-
chased by Garibaldi.
The Paris LutTie states that the siege of
Messin" is decided upon, hnt the great
heat so terrible in July and August will
render operations exceedingly difficult.
The French Chamber OF Deputies and
Council of State are Mt variance on the
rag question.
despatch from the Governor of New
Iceland, oS April 9Th, states that the town
and district of Auckland are perfectly se-
cure against any attack that can be made.
The London Times, in leader, regards
Mr.. RingsI"ke's revelations in the House
of Commons, respecting Napoleon, rs colcu-
lated to weaken the policy of non-inter-
vcntion lately upheld by Englnud.
LIvERPooL, 18th, noon.-Baeadstuffs are
generally steady but quiet Corn has an
advancing tendency. Provisions generally
dull. Produce market without change.
LONDON, 18th. nOon.-Consols 38@954.
Sugar firm. Tea in but little demand:
prices weak
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-24

E9E BooY lDENrIFiED-The body of the
man found drowned at Pultney Bottom,
tie other day, has brcu identified as that
Of Henry tricks, who lived short dis
lance above MartiusvilIe. On the 10th
the deceased disappeared, no one knew
whittier. He was employed as a miner in
the coal banks of Mr.. Marshal, above the
Missouri Rolling Mill. On the morning of
the day named: his lamp was found sitting
ON rock uear the mouth of the bank,
still burning, but :he deceased was no
where to be found. He had lost a son
only short time before by the explosion
OF powder house, m account of which
We published at the time, and he was not
in the best frame of mind. 1t is not
known whether his drowning was acct
dental or Intentional. Mrs tricks, who is
very much distressed, went down to Putt
ney Yesterday, in company with relative,
TO bring TIE body home.
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Rrnnn NJ. rnzL

! NEW YoRK, July 2S.-The Ariel has ar
/ rived at this port from AspiuwalE, With
S6I5, 29Oin California; treasure. As y
I The 7ritMne's Washington correspondent
says that the defalcation of the New Or
leans postmaster amounts to S5O,OOO
Advices from St. Thomas state tina: the
Danish government has sent commits
<loner 10 Washington to negotiate treaty
for the purpose Of getting 4 new stock of
laborerS at St. CrOix. The proposition is
IS to obtain captured Africans for apprcn-
tlces at st. Croix, instead of being return
ed to Africa.
The dwelling of Hon. H. B. Cougcr, ut
his farm in Roc!tland county, was burned
yesterday morning. Five farms hands
persisted in the flames.
Late news from New Granada state
that an act for the separation of the State
Of Bolivar from the Confederacy was for
matly proclaimed on July Sd. Other States
Tereiin open hostility to the Government,
and the States of Lantander and Mnglio-
lena were also to separate.
San Salvador had prohibited the impor-
tation of foreign spirits in that Republic
after June goth.
Advices from Callao to June 2eth State
that the U. S. steamer Wyoming would re-
main there till the settlement Of the diff
Guilty between the United States and Peru
1t was reported that the Peruvian Govern-
ment was more favorably disposed to a
peaceful settlement since the American
Minister'S firm stand
Adviccs from Valparaiso are TO June
18th. News unimportnnt
Advices FROM Paraguay, of July 18th,
say the Supreme Court OF New Grenada
had anuullcd the grant TO Ambrose Thomp-
n Inv HI
the Atlantic to the Pacific, through the
province of Chirriqui.
The sloop st. Marys had arrived at
Panama.
The steamer Saranac sailed, July 5th,
for San Francisco
The Tribune says the Attorney General
has commenced action against the Central
Railroad for the recovery of tolls RENTED
by the act of 1851, amounting to five mil
lion dollars.
The Juru passed the City of Washington
hence for Liverpool, off Queenstown.
Thos. Buerfert, laborer residing in
Washington street, beat his wife to death
yesterday, with n cotton hook. He is un-
der arrest.
An atfray occurred on Friday at stone
quarry i'll Wechnw keerS. Two laborcrs
named Jno. Butler and Jno. Warner, were
severely injured. Butler has since died,
and Warner is in custody.
ST. Domingo advices Of July 9th, have
been received, About 300 ernigrants had
! arrived from Nenzuela.
Cen Santa Anna, with 5000 troops, is in
the line between st. Domingo and Hnyti,
and ready to declare was against the
/ Haytians, on account of Gen. Jetfards tres
passing in his dominions.
a skirmish took place at Cercnde, June
30th. The British Consul had gone by
! request of the IiaytinnS, to settle the diff
! Guilty arising from the attempt to raise tue
/ value OF the paper money, and from other
causes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-24

ST. Louis, July 23.-The weather the
past week has been unpreccdCntcdly warm,
tue thermometer ranging from 100 to 1869
in the shade. Between 10 and o'clock
on Saturday the mercury rose to lO7, the
highest point reached in the memory at
the oldest inhabitants. Upwards of forty
deaths from heat have been reported by
the Coroner since Friday.
The Missouri aud Western Telegrn PHI
line was extended to Fort Smith, on the
extreme western border of Arkansas, 500
miles southwest of St. Louis, on the
Butterield overland mail route, to-day,
and is now open for business.
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eSg-FIcar IN A HARVEST FIELD.-We

e9s-FlCar IN HARVEST FIELD.-We
learn that savage fight occurred in a
harvest field near West Liberty, one day
last week, between young man named
Dean aud another by the name of Rogers.
They were moving hay at the time. Rog-
ers' style of moving WAS objected to by
Dean, when the former made Al cut at the
latter With acythe. Dean threw uphisarm
and received Il cash below the allow,
which, though it bled profuscIy and was
very painful, did not prevent him from
picking up heavy rake and beating ROg-
ers within an inch of his life. Rogers, we
learn, was held to answer.
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S
E9~THH CENTRAL Ono RAILROAD Acct
OENT,-The coroner's inquest, held to in
qHlFe into the causes which led to the dis
Hsterous accident on the Central Ohio
Railroad, closed its labors on Friday
night The jury, after laboyious exami-
nation, reported as their verdic,-"Tbat
tue accident was occasioned by the sink
ing OF the sFIes which had been driven
'N'o tue bed Of the Creek, and upon which
rested the superstructure, an occurrence
for which the company was in no wise re-
SPonsiblc"
Tue most important witness examined,
says 'he Columbus Journal, was Mr..
room the contractor of the new bridge.
W. 'Toom testified that the spiles were
r'Nen into he ground and tested suf-
"s'en'y' as he thought, before the arrival
" Inc tFain-thae when it did arrive he
was not read! to receive it on the bridge,
a"s s'snalied it to stop for the purposc Of
preparing eTTything. so that in his esti-
m u, 'herecould be no possible danger.
,I@'''s PLACID himself in a position near
.'S' END II the bridge for the purpose
observing what extent the work set
- "Hen ia weight of the engine and
l"'' we're upn it, he gave the signal for
,@s '"'R 10 APPROACH. 1t came upon the
- 'ey slow rate Of speed, and as
= usaFed 'fs SPOT where Mr.. V. was stand
'"s, ne sawtht the bridge settled, but not
sl"s'SR' to alrm him until it was nearly
rr,:''e The pace where he had taken his
'''on' Ehe lie discovered that the
w. ,'1 sue ~aSettiing very fast, and that
,Is Whole wight of the engine was
GNa Ga tn south rail. He quickly
t 1' '"o or tIee jumps and reached the
g1aA shout Insane time as the forward
a'' u Tue enge, and then he states: "Be-
'o'e l had tin'to turn around and observe
,"s result therash came, the engine top
p.su backward and falling through the
S'.s"'nS Nmbs of thebridge carried with,
Two i'eight:rs. with the persons who
We're on them
Tue dangers position which Mr..
ni s9'n took 0'Oce shows to every candid
;.'a' that he d the utmost confidence
Tue strength the snperstroc,ure. He
,, IN Old andperienced railroad bridge
mo., 4s'' h@''n;Onstructed many of the
lmporta bridges on railroads :,
siat tSi , ,Snd'ana,d Kentucky, and it is
has s.s mat this the first accident that
occur on any of his work,
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LINsLEY INsTITUpE,

w WHEELING, VA.
VIE SENr SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
/ i will commence on ihe Let MONDAY in September
next.
JAMES PAUL.. A NJ VI
Rev. GEOnoE ". SRARoROTr, A NJ Principals.
The Classical Department will enbrrce the follow
Ing branches, to Wit:-The Latin and Greek al,vua-
Bes Eocuti0n. Rhetoric Logic, MouL Sciruer Men.
IT,! Philosophy, English Grammar and Composition
History ancient and modern. GrugI.iphy physical
and political, Evidences of Christianity gslicai Ills.
tory and Constitutional Law.
Tie Mathematical Department will Cubrocc Aritl-
metic. Algebra, Geometry TriXOnomrtry aud Calcu-
ins surveying. with the use Of hlstrulnent,) Navi-
CATION, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astrunomy
lotany Civil Engineering, Physiology and Book.
Keeping
An extensive collection Of Philosophical and Chem
ical apparatus globes. maps and charts ancient and
modern, are provided and in for ii ustraton and
experiment.
RATES OF TUITION; SIS per session tof five mon,isN
for the lower. and $50 for the classics and higher
| German. each Sl0 per session. extra. -- -
I lsy order Of the Board Of Trustees. 81 gsFg- e
Wheeling. .Jil'y . 1859 1911 o =
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Trust Sale

10y VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST from Daniel
ID p. Martin aud wife, to Chester D. Hubbard la
ted July O. 1885, and duly recorded III tho Clerks
Office of the County Court of Ohio County, Virginia
in book H. page l37 and by virtue of another deed
of trust from said Martin and vile to Alfred Caldwell
tinted August {. 1855, and duly recorded in said
Clerks office in book -. page 2SG; tho undersigned
will on Monday the 9th day of August, 1860. IL
o'clock A. NJ, at the front door of the Court House
in the city Of Wheeling, Virginia, expose to sale by
public auction to the highest bidder lot number one
hundred and three (03) with all the buildings erect
cd thereon, situate ut the corner of German and
Marshall streets in the fith ward of said city.
Terms of sale, cash. The title is ipdsputablc, but
we shall only conway by deed with WARRANTS of spe-
cial warranty. C. d. HUBBARD.
jyI ALFRED CALDWELL.
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E~THE spaces of the solar system, or
some of them at least. appear to be thick
~ pcopled with small planets or asteroids,
invisible to the naked eye or ordinary tel
esco'e. No less than forty-sevcn of these
young planets are now known to exist be-
tween MARS and Jupiter, and every few
months we hear of new discovery. The
largest of them is said to be only forty
miles in diameter, and the smallest only
four.
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B8-Evrny one should know y

EVERY one should know where to
get DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator or
Liver Remedy; Breutlinger's Fluid Extract
Sars"parilI" and Dandelion: Kennedy's
Medical Discovery, and Kcnnedy's Salt
theum Ointment; Bnrhave's Holland Bit
tersi HoofNnd's German Bitters; Hostetters
Celebrated Stomach Bitters; Ayers Sor-
sHp"rillH; Ayers Cherry Pectornl: Scoyill's
Compound Extract of SarsaparilIa or
Blood and Liver Syrup; Winchester's
Genuine Prepar' ton of the HvDopbos-
Phltes of Lime and Soda: DR.. Bromson's
I'VE different preparations of Blood Food:
Llndscy'S Blood Senrcher; DR.. Guysott's
improved Extract of Yellow Dock and
S"rs"norilla; DR.. Townsend's Compound
Extract of Sarsaparilla; Dr. Bulls Sarsapn-
rilia; DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Blood
Purifier, Carriers Spanish Mixture; Whit
combs Remedy for Asthma; Mrs. Gardeners
Baisam of Liverwort and Hoarhound ::
Sellers Cough Syrup; Mrs. Winslowss
Soothing Syrup DR.. Chnpmon's Hoar-
hound Bals"m; Eoff7s Pills; Todd's Pills;
DIR. Matts Pills; Brandrctll's Pills: Ro-
backs Pills: Sellers Pills; DR.. y. Rogers
Pills; Brnnrtt's Plant and Root Pills:
Jayncs Pills; Holloways Pills; Wrights
Pills; Ayers Pills; Burnett's Cocoainc.-
Prescriptions prepared from pure medicine
by day or night at the Centre Wheeling
Drug Store, by REED Il KRAFT.
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TCE
sHERIFFs SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.

orem, Hopkins d Co. ! In ChHncery In the Circuit
Jacob NJ. Warden. ct. at. February 33d, 1860.
Pursuant to decree rendered in the above enti-
tlet canse, on the 23d day of February 1SGO / will
proceed to sell at public sale, Monday the 18th day
of June, 1850, at the front door tho Court House
OF Ohio County, to the highest bidder the following
real estate of Warden & Edwards i'll the hill and prC-
ceedinSS mentioned, to wit: Lots No. l and =, in
square No 3D. and lots No. and y, in square 81 in
the Buena Vista addition the City OF Wheel ne.
and also the real estate Of the said jacob VI. Warden
in the bill and proceedings mentioned, TO wit Tile
west half of lot No. %, i'll Gr'Im's addition to the
City of Wheeling. and situate the south side Of
Quincy street, also the part Of LOT No. l, in square
No TO- situate Mt the south of Quincy and east
of Fourth streets, and measuring fifty feet along
Fourth street aud eight -ciglt feet along Quincy
street, and also the following real estate of the said
Michael Edwards. Jr.. in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, to wit: Lots Nos 6l o. IS, "a and tho
lottrd e The said Edwards aforesaid: also lots No.
II anil IL in square No. D, situate in the town of
South Wheeling IN also the shares of the said Mi
chae Edwards, Jr.. in lot No. 5, in Jonathan Zane
addition to the City of Wheeling being the four
seventies thereof in fee ana the Oncscventh for the
joint lives of said Michael Edwards Jr., and Mary
his wife.
The said property will sold upon the following
terms, viz: a credit of six, twelve and eighteen
with approved security bearing interest from the day
OF sale until paid, and the title retained further
security until the whole of the pnr' hass money is
paid. SAM'L IRWIN,
apes Sheriff 0. c.
e93I-The abose sale is postponed until Monday,
the 9th day OF August, 1850, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. ljcll1 SAMUEL IRWIN, Sheriff.