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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22
Your EOca! Newspapers,

Fowler's Life Illustrated" published
in New York. is one Of the best iIustrat-
ed family newspapers. In Its last issue
we find among other good things, the
following sensible remarks:
Reader, did you ever reflect on the
subject of supporting literally the press
and first of your own local newspaper?
If not, permit US to suggess to you your
privilege and duty in this respect.
Each city, town and village, in a cum
try like the United States, should be rep
resented by live local newspaper, and
it would be well not only for the people
and the place SO represented to have a
paper which would reflect credit on both,
but paper which would be an honor
and credit to the State and the nation.
Strangers from abroad Judge US from our
newspaper press, and heLce the impor-
tance of making that instrument as per-
feet and potent as possible.
1t is the duty Of every citizen of each
place to contribute something toward i'm
proving any Strengthening the local press.
lie may do it by subscribing and paying
for his paper, by advertising in it, by
recommending it to others, or in all of
these ways. Were the country press as
I;borally patronized and as well support
ed as it should be, the country would not
be as flooded with worthless trash, in
the shape of Glove and murder stories"
as it now is, which poison and vitiate the
minds Of the young. There is usually
more moral integrity and circumspectiou
manifested by editors of the country
press than those IN the large cities, and
a more healthy tone of mind and morals
will generally be found to perVade them,
They are mere free from the reports Of
degrading vices and crimes, and are new
er opened with that feeling Of suspicion
which attaches to the common clash
literature Of the day.
The country press may be improved.
Each individual residing within the linn
its of It's sphere and circulation may aid
IN its Improvement. lie may be on the
"look out" for interesting information;
and when this is obtained, communicate
1t to the editor. He may bring his own
business before the public by an appro-
pirate advertisement. or, if he has beef,
pork or grain to sell, he may announce
1T through his local press. He may give
historical sketches Of the past, and show
the progress and changes going on at
present. He may help to make his 10
cal paper a source ofinstruction to strang-'
ers, and of entertainment to his neigh
bors. If he be manufactured, let him
invite capital and influence bq setting
forth such natural advantages as the
place may possess, aud indicate the routes
by which it may be reached, its acccssI'
biity to the markets, ETC. There is 20
the advantages to any town
or village of live local journal, and We
doubt if there is to be found at the pres.
ent time an editor who gets fully paid fol
services he performs, and we put the re-
spoasibility where it belohgs-namely,
On TIE people, whose business and duty
it is. first Of all, to support handsomely
their own local paper
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22
POETRY.
BABY BUM.

IN. 2, Willis says of the poem annexed, eI
addressed to an idolised child, by its pc
me, and though beautiful throughout, 1t he;
me two or three passages of very rare orig
ility. The writer Of it (as I learn from a
ter of lady who ehcloses it to mel was 8
tory girl, who BY the labor of her own hands
cured the money for her education. She i;
w twenty years of age, and supports
rself by various uses Of her pen She 90
H. is yet to be famous, l am very sure. "
Winsome baby Bum
Brighter than the stars that rise
ia the dusky evening skies,
Browncr than the robins wing,
Clearer than the woodland spring,
Are the eyes of baby Bum!
Winsome baby Bunnl
Smile mother, smile
Thinking softly all the while
OF tender, blissful day,
When the dark eyes, so like these
OF the cherub on your knees,
Stole your girlish heart away.
Oh! the eyes of baby Bum
Rarest mischief will they do,
When once old enough to steal
What their father stole from you!
Smile mother, smile
Winsome baby Bum!
Nilk-white lilies half unrolled,
Set in calyces of gold,
Cannot make his forehead fair,
With its rings of yellow hair!
Scarlet berry cleft in twain,
BY wedge of peariy grain,
Is the mouth OF baby Bunnl
WinSome baby Bum
Weep, mother, weep,
For the little one asleep,
With Ms head against your breast
Never in the coming years,
Though he seek for it with tears,
viii he find so sweet rest.
Oh, the brow of baby Bum!
Oh. the scarlet mouth of Bum
One must wear its crown of thorns,
Drink its cup of gall must one
Though the trembling lips shall shrink
White with anguish as they drink,
And the temple sweat with pain
Drops of blood like purple rain
Weep, mother, weep!
W NlnSome baby BUM
Not the sea-sheIl's palcst tinge,
Not the daiSy'S rose-white fringe,
Not the softeSt. tantest glow
OF the sunset on the snow,
Is more beautiful and sweet
Than the wee pink hands and feet
OF the little baby Bur II
Winsome baby Bunn!
Feet like these may lose the way,
Wandering blindly from the right;
Pray. and sometimes will your prayers
Be to him like golden stairs
Built through darkness into light.
Oh, the dimpled feet Of Bum,
In their silken stockings dressed
Oh, the dainty hands of Bum,
Hid like rose-leaves in your breast
These shall grasp at jewels rare,
But to find them empty air;
Those shall falter many day,
Bruised and bleeding by the way.
Ere they reach the land of rest
Pray, mother, prayl
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22

A CORRESPONDENT has invonled ma
chine for extracting the lies from qnacb
advertisements. Some of them are nev-
er seen after entering the machine az Only
the truth comes out.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22
CHARLES REISSMANN,

ADINET MAKER, having erected Il new and
Convenient Shop, on the Southeast corner
Of Third and West streets, will be happy TO
receive and fill all orders IN his calling
Repairing and re-ftting carefully and neatly
done on short notice
,linrSport. Nov. s, lS59.-li-Iv.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22
EZRA STARKWEATHER,

lrI.-,,t1h OF y AhN " II \ II LIl,
,a.oASAIIH, would inform his former GUS
.s,; ,s.rs and the public generally that he has
n, Si,'aoIshed a shop in the building form
~, ~ occupied by Benz. Kennels in Couders-
5 M Wnere he will be pleased to do all
Gas ill., ol Blacksmithing on the most reason
h. % terms. Lumber, Shingles, and all
soJs S Vi Produce taken in exchange toI
- 1894
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ARTHUR G.. OLMSTED.

ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudersport, Pa, will attend to all business
entrusted TO his care, with promptnes and
hd, ity. Office on Southwest corner Of Main
and Fourth streets. l2:I
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0. T. ELLISON.

aACTICING PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
nspectfully informs the citizens of the vii
agc and vicinity that he will promptly re-
nond to all calls for professional services.
0tce on Main St, in building formerly oc-
c1pied by C. W. Ellis, Esq. 9:22
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z. J. THOMPSON

I'D, 2. j. THOMPSON,
p11pnG1h p1AGh & WAGON MAKEB and RE-
Nj, "nn, man Coudersport, Potter Co., Pa, takes
0, II lIesnod s of informing the pub gwo
d d. general ~ that he is prepared Ssa@e3
d r., al work in his line with promptness,
ao,. 'u'hman-like manner, and upon the
ae,s;a; ;aa;Vcomnodating terms. Payment for
As wo.,s w,s invariably required on delivery of
", VIZ ". seA- All kinds of PRODUCE
- On account of work. 1885.
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f. W. KNOX,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa, will
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
the adjoining Counties. IO:l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22
ISAAC RENSON

Attorney AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa, will
attend TO all business entrusted to him. with
care and pronptness. Office on Second St,
near the Allegheny Bridge. I2:l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-22
LYMAN HOUSE,.

y ), ~ MAN, Proprietor, Ulysses, Potter Co.,
~ ~ This House is situated On the East
,.u ~GeF OF Main street, opposite A. Corey &
,u ,..> store, and is well adapted to meet the
aus OF patrons and friends. l2:ll-ly.
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business Gar0s.
JOHN s. MANN.

JOHN s. MANN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
CouderSport, Pa, will attend the several
Courts in Potter and M'kcan Counties. All
business entrusted in his care will receive
prompt attention. Office corner Of West
and Third streets. l0:l
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ALLEGANY HOUSE,

l,,- -111I1I1 U nv ITO OEJI1j
SVEL > N. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg
iy''er Co., Pa, seven miles north of Cou-
sport on the Wellsville Road. o:44
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OLNSTED. : S. D. KELLY
OLMSTED & KELLY,

ALER IN STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
" ARE, Main ST., nearly opposite the Court
! ia'uSe, Coudersport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
E'0 Ware made to order. in good style, on
Hort notice. lO:l
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-29

+ The RIci'r SORT or EvIDrNce.-The folio wing
testimon al to tho value Of :hc Oxygenated Bit
ters We extract from the Burlington Sentinel.
edited by John G. Sake, Esq Mr. SAKE had
for long time laborcd under a series Of COM
plants induced in part by indigestion: anil
nhy moderate but continued use of the Bittcrs
was restored to degree o health to which he
had been \ strang"Efor years. This is but one
of n thousand cases That are constantly occur
ing They stamp the Bitters n, one of the very
best compounds ever, prepared. Hear what
the rnct. editor md lawyer Sake says:--
"oHyGENATED B1TEns While many persons
are doubtless over creduous in regard to Patent
Medicines others err the other side by be-
ing over sk"pticnl. The truth is that, in re-
gard to Medicine, M in respect to other things
no worthless article can attain higl, popularity.
but if n medicine has intrinsic value it is sur.
to find favor if properly brought before the
public. Among The few really valuable reme-
dies. are the famous 'Oxygena,ed Bittprs.
Ths we know by having used them for A.indi
g'siion with tho best results. by the acknow-
Judgments OF physicians, and bv their general
popularity. We can. therefore, conscien,iouslv =
recommend them for the com; ;laints which
they profess to cure"
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BALsAM OF WILD CUERRV

l" our columns this week appears an a,vcr
usement OF "istar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
1t II really be superior article andfhere i,
much reason to think so. the prejudice in many
cases just against Patent Medicines sbould M,
affect it: and the proprietors of the medic;na
bying before the public good evidence Of, =,
beneficial effect, from some Of our mo.t uo.,,..
table and reliable citizens who have long usss
the article. Jno.. Wells Simpson, Esq., of, thi
village to whom reference was allowed to b.
made in the advertisement of the BxlsAs. AZ
the request of the proprietors, authorizes US to
cay that lie has used the Basam in h ia fam;,v
ior The last ten years. and has found il, from
his experience. to be very valuable remedy
for coughs and colds. A trial might satisfy
many OF its beneficial effects -Laprenceyiii
Heraid May 1s. 1860 7, 4t.
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CONGREssiONaI,

In The House of Representatives Ma BoSuAu
asked, but failed to obtain leave to iutr,ducs. :.
JOINT resolution that so long ms the United
statts' Government pursues the policy Of re-
turning to the Coast of Africa the African -
captured by our vessels of war;, the President
procure the concurrenceof the British Govern.
ment IN returning to said Coast, on the same
terms and conditions those which may be cap.
tured ty the British Navy. md in case the
British Government will not ieuter into con.
vsnt'on for this purpose the President signify
The wishes of the United States to terminate
at once the eighth article of ths, Treaty ol
Treaty.
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Important to Planters.
THE RICHMOND FACTORY,
RICHMOND. GA.

CoNTINuES to manufacture woOLEN
~ CLOTH Mt l24 cents per cents per ward
for plain and lG for twills-tndinc every ma
terial except The wool. The extensive md
constantly increasing patronage the Factory
has enjoyed for years past. assure the proprir-
tors that the article Of Winter Cloihiuy fn,
Negroes made by them. has not been surpassed
by any Cloth u ade North o, south
Recent extensive improvements and Others
now being erected, enable us TO keep the
standard Of the Goods, and to secure an early
delivery. ~
Planters. or others, who may wish to send
us wool to he made into cloth, can scndie dirty
or clean-if washed, it should he done in cold
water, and done thoroughly. IL sent dirty we
charge half per cent per yard extra FIR wash
ing. Bury Wool is not objectionable-,he
burrs are removed by machinery The name
Of the owner should be marked upon every
pncsngesent.
Wool sent by Railroads in Georgia, Ala
hania, tennessee. or South Carolina, to the A,,-
gusta'Dppot, with the owners name and "Rich
mond Factory" marked upon 1t, will be regu-
larly and promptly received.
the great necessity of sending in the Wool as
soon clipped if rhls rule ia fo low ed the par
ties would always DE sure Of having the cloth
in ample time.
All Instructions to Messrs. FLEMING d
ROWLAND, our Agents in Augusta. Ga.
A. JOHNSON,
President Richmond Factory.
|. June 20, 1860, o.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY.

IN Infailible Cu,e fo, Gonorhoa
And all Diseases of the Urinary Orgens.
I'H!S Remedy cures when all other prep.rs.
tions fnil. 1t issptirely u like every other
compound. containing no mineral poison or ,sav-
seous Drug, as it is prepared solely frasa RepLA,
Barks and Leaves, and has been handed 4dfz
from one generation 10 another by the Cherakes
Indians. ltis offered TO the pnblicon its own in
trnsic merits. Isp"rforms ita duty quickly and
thoroughly. The unfortunate Of either sex will
he repaid ny using this Remedginstead Of placing
themselves at the mercy of some Quack or Pro.
fessor. This Remedy strikes at the very Rootof
the disease: tstrndeney 10 not simply to suspend
tbs poison. but 10 remove the cause on which It
depends:-Fuil direetiona in n,psmphiet form 40
company each botlle--The speedy and perma-
nent relief afforded by this Remedy. in.aN cssss
Of Gonoshaa. Glert. 5raDsl. Ssrielsxs. .Enof ~:
bvs, Whites in Efndass) and all Diseases oE tlA
Urinary Organs, has astonished the MOST seien.
,ific men Of the age. This remedy not only Grad.
icatea all poison the syatess but inviaor0tes
the host delicate ceustitution. tB-it does not
affect the breath or interfere with ana. class of
business, or feg6ire spy deviation FROM the usu-
al diet. tafdt Requires no sssissance from 9th.
er mediane And'What enhances its ysslue IL
the entire absence Of all nspssons taste, Being q
pleasant aud delicious syrup. I;;.sssss
Price 81 per Bottle. or 11res Botttes5 49,
POTTER 4 MERViN. Sole Propfistsgs.
soid.iS Ahhsvillo by 5. MsLauehiin, 81 / Sn
fespopaibls .dssIeEs in medicines .Vay SSAssi
| d. Gferson, Charleston, W holssels SentA
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L0TTERIE IA CARD.

The statement recently published to the
effect hat call the Georgia Lotteries would be
abolished after the lst Of June, 1890" Is not
only malicious bat untrue.
We draw our Lottery by authority of q char
ter granted 10y the State of Georgia, having
yet many years to run. We hold the receipt
of the Comptro!ler-GcneraI Of the State of
Georgia for $1,000 tax. levied by act of 1858
OH authorized Lotteries in this State This is
evidence of our desire to comply with the
avs on this subject md may ,; assure the per.
ch"serS of tickets TINT our Lottery is legal and
authorized
In proof Of this we call the attention of our
patrons to the following brief but comperhen-
sive opinion Of Col. LocnRANE. n gentleman
skilled in the Lottery laws of this State and
one Of the ablest members of the Georgia
Bar.
Macon, GEO.. June ]. 1860.
HODGES. DAVIS d Co. II have carefully ex
amincd your Lottery charter and it is the best
III this State. You may rest assured you are
un er no penal enact ments in drawing your
Lottery, nor is there any law to stop YOU in
Stiie exercise of your chr rtered rights. This is
my opinion after close review of all the laws
and decisions Oh the subject.
o. A. LocmEASE
We trust the p1blic will see the Injustice in
tended by rival conc erns in the publications
alluded to as well as their grnundlessness and
falsity. Respectfully.
8, If HODGES. DAVIS & co.
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REV. THOS. A. HOYT

Inc heV. Inos. A., uoYr and family remov-
Cd from our village onW cdnes,lny last, for the
purpose OF taking up their permanent residence
III Louis, Ky, where Mr. IIoYr was some time
e1nce installed as the pastor of the Second
iresoSter'an Church. lie leaves many ndmi
rers ana warm personal friends, whose bes,
wishes attend hims in his new home. lie is
one OF our ablest and most eloquent divincs.
ana we Prophesy for linn a wide sphere Of
Usefulness in the city of his adoption. =
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THE CONDITION OF THE souTH.

lhe Charleston Wcre"ry speaks of the hone.
iessness OF the South obtaining what she needs
through the ipstrumentality of National Con
Vent'ons 9y or any other ordinary resource, and
concludes *tBds THs or.hern people bav,
forced upo" ns'the conviction. reluctantly and
slowly nt' 'ained, that no submission on our part
can win their forbcarance. and no rights escare
their violation. and that our safety rests in on,
serves. In what way the South will secure he,
protection, time alone can show. Events ore
'n I've hands of God-we con only do our du
ty ir the present.
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SERMON

We had the pleasure of hearing on Wtdncs-
day night, a. very excellent sermon uron
Growth in Grace from the Rev. 4. W
MOORE, of the S. c. Conference Mr. ,1,o,r
Is a graduate Of Wofford College, with the frs,
honors Of his class and is young man OF fine
promise. lie is pleasant speaker-;n though,
clear. original and striking-in style, terse ard
poi'shed-'n delivery, easy and graceful.
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!, From the Family Journal.1

d HEIMsTRERTs HAIR RESTORATIVE.
As evIdepes Of the increasing popularity OF
this celebrated Remedy and proof that most
convincing, that it is the only re.isble article
for restoring ssy hair TO its
natural color. and increasing ssseBgth and
beauty wssary the folio ells wv sa sa 'hs ssra
Z Ns,ssas.-Tbe. ID 40 sati.iss.s.y 8:
lis 6fe aipaasb b6fained blythe. nse 1f,HSini-
stseet q Co.'S InimitAble Hair OcIoring or
RSN6rgr. ;oidests tspreparation ~ the
kind and, ,Aastsismphantiy Hon for itself tue
name .iain,itabls rin spite ofssH the atiempted
Mutations wbleh have followed It's Introduction:
The i0gg sseey Of I,slles.:in nam Or aeysriislns
whoSI tdssd it2w itEs G5mp Fsts, satecsss and
comnsl i. ieSs .sssussd tarIrs4 is s,iffieieas
4. sss q r. sss sIsss sses
2 Ppi3s, ,af,y,sSstis sna one dollsess bottle.
Sold sysfXs sLsEs. aas !. q I, "a .hs agsas.ose
n S2>2fp ~
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U. 8 AGRICULTURAL soc1ETv

Extensive arrangements arc being made for
the holding of the eighth annual exhibition of
the United States Agricultural Society, at Gin
c'nnnt'' in the early part Of September next
lhe exhibition is TO remain open len dnv.. It
Is sald That on This occasion larger number of
premiums will be distributed than at aur sim
liar exhibition in the world. ~ ~
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t~-
Pixies PEAK.

IN rer,y to inquiries addressed to thsIhila-
de'phia Mint. statement has been rSeeivel n
st. Louis. showing that the quantity of Pixies
Peak gold dust forwarded to that establishment,
since July last amount in value to not less
than sic hundred thousand dollars This would
probably average six dollars 10 every emjprau,
IN the d'gg'ngs, and indicates a better weld
thau'thc mines have had crc,l. for.
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CoNSIGNEESSsT

Simons DJ Jordan. john McBryde VIM
Robinson, l. Gray. N }. Davis, G II McCau
lny, W Frazier. W NJ Hugbsy, II W Lawson,
ihomns Crawford, FBromer, Cowan d Bfitt
. fMarshalI, DIR Fair, T J. Hunter NJ Isrhel.
J A'N Knox, Baxter d. Blcase, D Robinson. r
White. Hugh Wilson. A NJ Smith. NJ Perrin
u "nrllaw. Sam McGowan. A Simonds. W
II Inggar,, Il Barns, DR. C V Barns, Tngrart
d MrCnslnn. C Cox. w a e. r + Gains, K \
Groves. John Enright, J G Chalmers. A MeD
d. Co, Calhoun, Thomas, d McLaugh-
I'm, Il Buchnn, Cain. j J Marshall
ID T. .SONDLY Ar't
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jSee the adVestisementso of DR.. Edwin Parker
X REV. sThqs. ALLOY, Nessrs. Fleming 4 Row.
laid Or J: c. AVER &sssrs Potter d Msrvin
Dr:C. V. Barnes. y
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VETO OF THE, HoMEsTEAn R11r

The telegraph informs ,ha, the President
hns'vetoed tho Homestead Bill-the fnvc,i,e
measure of the Black Republicans which gives
landto actual settlers at % cents per acre.
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SOUTH CARoLINA2 2EScorI,FnE

The examination at the South Carolina Col.
lege closed yesterday evening The summer
vacation begins to-day. Both students and
professors wiki soon be seeking recreation else.
where: siost Of the students leave to-day
Curo!iHian 21th inst.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The Revs y. McNEL TvRSah will preach a,
Upper Long Cane Church on tho .i an,, S,l Sab
baths in Juy-beins the s,h and 18th DAYS Of
the month
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-29

The friends' of Hon. J. FOSTER MAR.
SHALL, feeling satisfied with his past serviees
IN the State Senate, again nominate him as d
car didnte for reelection
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CArD.-Tks Legislature Of Georgia having
passedsthe following Act, at its Session Of 1858,
prohibiting the drawing of Lotteries with in
i.sjursdicton, after the lss,day of June, 1860.
we will, on hat day, remove our entire busi-
hess to Wilmington. Delaware.
WooD, EDbY d Co.,
Wilmington. Delaware.
Owners and, Managers of the Delaware, Mis-
souri, and KeRlpcky State Lotteries.
An ACT To repeal oil laws, and parts of laws.
authorizing Lotteries in the State Of Georgia,
and for other purposes. 80
SECTION l. THE General assembly of Georgia
do enact That from and after the frst .Iny of
June. Eighteen Hundred aud Sixty. all laws
and part of laws authorizing Lottrriet ID
the State Of Georgia, or the vending Of Lottery
Tickets in said State, be and the same here
by Espealed.
Approved by the GoyeF1or.
DECEMBER II. 1855 =, A.
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A comet was observed hv a rumh.r Of r,r.
cons o" 4 tuesday last. 1t VS. fist seem in the
West, and disarreareisel - 9io,c!rck
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The.frien''s of Capt. J. N: COCHRAN res.
rectfnliy announce him as ascandidate for re.
election TO the next Legislature.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-29

The frichds of Col. H. H. HARPER res.
recsfrIly nominate him as candidate for re-
election to the next Legislature.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-29
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COMET.

Gen BoNnAN will please accept our thanks
for Congressional tavcrs