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WInrftnreffr.

- baltimore, ben 20. Sebrunr 1860,
4tcpbol, per @aa. 52-54 @t8. fir 90 p9t.
. pbmeR, per 8ubel $1.12-$1 so.
Butter. bette @Oben % @ts. U tb. @aosS 5000, 0oabuttpr
14N017 GtS.
Grader, 7 @t8 p tb
.@rbien. 1925 % Sa6 e. 8uI6.)
Srn9te, Quolt1) Wlanoeln, Wet6I1. 14@tS., bartI6., 61&O
8@tS., No1tnen, ~$2,25D$2. so % 8or, Dateln 4O5 cts,
5et9et S(0l2A Cts. % tb, Rorintben Q @tS., Gtrcuen 81
25 GtS., Oran9en$2.50 aa n
6ebern, oroinare 35fD4O, quite 55GD4S GtS. % tb.
@uanO, perupianii9er 2247 % $61GO62.
@Dp8, $ Tonne So. 5O4 r1g
9 %etretbe, g8e3en rober 1296D1S0. M
.weiBer gutter l40Ol50, ertra ietner 1853.
Safer, Btr9. nno Wlarplano 45GD50, Qeuml. 43D45 Cts.
Corn, WeiBeS 7l072, 8eLbeS 72(075 GtS.
No9gen, UtarDlaro So @tSu Betnl. 90 @t8, Ha#-
@emar3, Ytemont IA SIS. % Is, Nelten 1O010% cts, Olin
Sn9wer 54G05I WhlSfatnuB 65(06S, Piefer I04 (610k,
~ WtuStatblatbe 47(O50 Cts.
9Dpfem, Se ID IA Cts. A+N
$ anf ameritaaI4er % 9unne $2oo01O6, Waniua % lb re
ruifider % Eoune $500.
S aute % tb 25M Gt8,, loe coll. ~eetrptiete I4(0l5.
y u, G9notD R Come $l6O1S, &lee, So. 80.
&artoffeln, Wecrcer 9 guib. 70iDS0 GtS, ~aepSbnli6e 80 6
R6fe, % tb 10011 Cts.
&teeiaameu neuer $5.25O$5 SO % 8uIb.
ROblen, feiNe JOrltbnr8 $ Tonne So. so, Stun Of toe Nline
SIS, 9intp 4 .25, Georges @ret ale Sprten SIS. rs, Mntbro.
cite fur Staot9ebrant 1925, Rpb- unb g8eibal6enunb Bal.
timpae @Ompa8nie SIS. 25.
|aaftee, GiO u tb 12At0lS, Sio gut l20121, srima
13A(0lSh, orb. lo%-1lA Sapa l5016%, sa9uapra
DtaIS, % gui.
Molaiieg, @ep- Orleans fair bis prtmoR @auOne 4sta5O
Cts. Cuba 22025, 0aIScooabO $4,000, pOrtc 8dcc 81 i036
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bronchitis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wefftfl. @reen Gn 81 81 7

Dr ~SSp'Stl, Treta 70. y. D. ben 8. Mus. 1859.
gDtrtter SER. 81 asret6t mir =. ,,,s..
rem btnjuSufuBen. No"' OtH V'elet attes
Ssron9ttts urO wuree pom ben eef6ifteien Ner,ten fS HnIaM pT
ln aSa,s dti is1s s,nos G y len Sttsreg @eeraa6 fGres sru uGRTinI-
sSnSS@.t uS ! srsa S1 70: r. SS bate sSafelbe in sru6sn Dcffen az.
9aSs ~ e IN nastnsr gantilte DieI anerwanDt. sSeniO 'a ns ,S Ss,t
Gsaam SsE uno mtn0tretbenbe BALKAN unD ~ fsts sg rIt
ner l3%tHoladttoen Grau. maren tbre WfrOi,insen 81 StI ~ ~, met
ipehse Grlet1 terung perl6aften unb fenn he ouh nih ~ { s.sS,een
iau'teS yttttel rrsbr belfen icnfte) 70 ltnpern ae BOD ih ~ q legt De-
s siS' fou Sp ssIss SSS SBs Ssr 9 'ss x s ~ gasaass segen sannilieS nesr
gatte far Se anc tte SADIE Der Menf6beit einiaen gosrt : AZ 1.,0t 81
liRO tie ptatprnmen jubem metniaen. "'o" Oe"V spat 70
e.N MGtun0SDoa SSbr
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Office oes @aiIerzY oarO.

ben lO. DECEMBER 1859. 4AH""t- ~
Die y. Settipn Der SropnnanS, so. 43, wir6 hermit amr 8ennt.
%niBnatme aaer babel tu%tereifrten perPnen Ser6Hentlt6t, oa bas
Seles SeSen ale Werlesuneeh frene bur4eeiest rerben wtrb.
SaS. Q. Suter, retm- se
QDaner Sn9enteur.
Sett. 9. IS firb hermit befpbfen, baB menn ireen6 Elm
Gt8ner p6er @tguer, en Snbaber peer Snbaber iraenb zines 6du-
les pber Mtetbsrpbnans Ipa erlaubeu Ober bulben, baB trsen6 elm
I2pbrdnt Coer 9perdnts, Jul ipl1efn Sduie ODER WlietbStpDbnuna
9eb6rtg rhebr gDaner ldBt ais fir ben @ebrdl6 beS Gtsners p6er
5nmebnerS nDtbts IT, baB, ipenn lOd' abeeldfenes GDader burG
eIs Trteren IN tr9enb etner SttaBe, Qdne, Mlep pber- 5gft bieIer
otaot pSer aus irgenb elmer ancern llrfafe S6a6ert p6er ltnbe.
lueluli9fetten fir has 9ubltfun pber tSnbiSi6uen SeranlaTen
loate, eieier Gtsner pcer Snprbner befraft Rerben unb cine
(DSl3lw San,ltp Geblp)
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5 z y,
.. slartssias, Sec, ben 10. eeSts 1857.

~ Or. D. Sasae! : { ~ Septs 1857.
g8erther 22err, W3tetne EC&ter nurte SOr f,r,,r, -.
9GIsupel beiauen weltes cine 6robe @~ebnIidfcit m S ~ d s.nem
braane BATE, SD peria6te perf6te6eae ar,nsiea mn n IS 81 sw 81 ornlt.
d SisS p ,Omst sf ftias ,a, gtns ss AaSt tas Der anSsn weighing aS e. r retr
rem 8rufreiuisunssnrhh inS Is Sr1 ! !, hV etno 10y MIR sUa So
lung y Stanoe. SD fdbls mid bestnIb, ndGf Der Ss UriSSssg, pet =
nteines 6tnbeS. " We Vetunebett
Das @ttratiSe BABE i@a ntr teftf erprObt unb oefsns.n "a
e pt MIR ftGe eOaltanStee llmraneluas meirer gOnIfihsttnnr Isu ~
BON gatentmeSt itnsn Bin abertt B ~aberseuSt bas ID ~ q III 0Tea1o
rtpfeblen. T'fs"'f''s" ~utsaqHt5u
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@aRerln4t unS &reb8 furirt.


Or. &. Sapne! |"'E 1901
gSsrtper PER-; Wait srOeerr ~gerenaeen. made ID a. on s
unlpasparen SStFiiamtett tbres q rafrefnfomynr q S = ger
elliptic y bstannt. Generdl ". y. SrtUrn' ms tahe, ,
MaGSarn mnree eur4 tbren 9rufretniser unS Iinbern m,s MaasIdta.er
selesen nao oret Der beOtutenoRen Mer,te ale ire II s %0T r "a
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CUR UsrSftHtliauns 0teiss I'm Gaae Sie'es rinfbe cry Sn %.at0n'n's
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6ulSbraulte Group.

Sobn 9arrinaaeGsq Stsparostopn g. s. Sfrsis,.
or, yCr tur@n bate zines nltstner SinOer einef chhieen assst.cs
gnfaa bon SalSbrdune, weI6er unsmetfeIboft OEbntVSe ggelabrlt1eA
tSbtll@ sewCrcen mare. SD CAB ibm ou me ,S MAJ apneue S11f
SEu1tmittsl nnS mad gerlaat BON a @tunSsr, IN 1 SSsen zen tSreE
mar bal6 barouI wecer mob. 1870 = SNVsp 8aaS let1t nub
I@reibt: "~fVN''t MORGAN =, ct.
SO ap 1aos Ser Sraltretniggun9Sntitef unO Sbren ntr, o.,sn
iSaI Esmt. @ : aS SsT S 'tyit SIioi8 IN n'einer 6damaie onaemonSf :
Nnfaa o1 Group be6rObt jin6. O"SeV'"' ~slpe mf ernem
s3TanS9 Soften bon 53euentHe ii rnen bon aer,ouen O,, :
~Lanotmrb. "JN'S'0''V'" ~ehh 60 per
Sslet Sa9me's nRo5ni@en MImannb fir 1850.
Uleles wertbpoue gruFreinioungsmitte pr6 ensio or.iu
felti9t bon or s.. Z hme ~ aleH
III, m - Pbh beIpbio
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s{ 9 y mag R.fSat Sss' Sssas. Bal, ID Dor nnsefaDr Q Sab en- Don cine,
aDerSles BON eluent f~aner5i@en Sutcu septaSgty ipurSSe VSS y ilo
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. ts.e SfQQC GrOSk1
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Altbma, 8lutIpeien &c.
eIodtun. pmtn an. 4nh A..

afs Or. 2. Sapne! - Sept. 1851,
Wtetne, 6ran mar fett bret Sa6rea fGrer franz n,t a..,4.as
ano oa tG Sttella9 Sa Der 28irflamtst itres Sruareiniee n s =
oers S%raatRetten ger sunAe .Seb3rt HGtte," 70 fanfts X Re stn. am Y an,
S SS%sn I mSls s,ne ), Sg fSSSsa YSs dS B. auS ID bin q a EiaI%S
sunssmtttels itr Sufea uersina. bic SeiSiu,srSsgn 3 9f4lretni-
s elm atSmsa na<eben unO tn rinem MOnat cine hi %p STSSrsam
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8rnltbraune nnb 8Lntineien1

aEaEsr @iQfsiae, Butler 60. BEN 8 81. .os
Or. {. Sapne! SH 1857
Sd bejeuee, CAB ib wd5renb Der @rnte I'm Ish,su o.n
Observation-Disclosures befaIlen wur6e ub cine ,issrsI,S - pNa er.
S Won s gsat S SSs%as s,s f qass bate tS ftnsn tSen SSuasnv Cd GSSap nasn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unO btees ieate rMG oSnsIiS Z Salgsa'ss
S1me8 u. Na n 49,
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Neue8 BON Sdmeber

(GuyJas aus einem Brief 6es OeS. Gbrwg 81 sa.u.gW.M ag
StSdbUlnt S6peNen, ben 10. Wlir3 1870 :" ~''0ff8 0t
Stre uattasbare MebtStn = las ruGreInion,.s4
alelaem 9a.le ne ntetler Srut grG6e Dtenfe aelIeuaett mn "a !
lam taam sMen 4a9 opns eahelbe fein. Mebrere0 uteinsr S sV tg
%sI9sn 10 SaSoa 49, sertt@er'en mir etenfaas Der aatenuSS S ,sna.
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9lutuna Der Qunne
ImisStle, Sa., ben 4. Sanair 1874

Or. .. Satne! Ja'uar 1858.
gDertber 6err. - SIM Sabre 1850 n.or ~ e.x.
naetaem s%dnlealtsn In, OOrbersebeube Sabre ,uihriss" gas 10
S nsu s'I tSr,s sn Sst.a sa Slatan9 Der eunsE wurOt }sSoS ns SV 49, s..
S S,TST y.i tGsr' t. Ssaltnlalsun9smttt piecel aGusG6' aebeiIt mn n
isles ntsStltt ntsHtertn 9tnCsrn fur ben aeuSSewuf fen i y Sls.
uerl@attte unO i'm Sulest eebeilt BAT. "S''ps ~telpteran9
4bDe. s.. Mpu4rA
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Son 90. So. 28tnterg M2. D..


Or. D. Sapne 4 SOni ""' ~'"F5 1906
Wtetne 6frren. = Mtt arcHen gIeronGoer sr,sest.
len ~aranitpttten Der euftrDtr- Tor 9tulrt iHRlaunassnani nf w SA A.
i2rsn iua9efa9en Ualiani bet farten NusruTf unD QeberretSs : Y
ausepanbt babe. W. ''" OsHen @rtctee
fD. 81. 0ntrt.x
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GFIOemil&e @atarrb II. TluBfeber Snauen,,0

SD bin iceben tpteecr eeaeen p0h einent eptSe ntSNNsr 4,
yet mtlher .Rranibett. ib IN ibrem Yrafreiniaer y naST%shNs
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Selt, Sa e. St : DtuGse.ntesr Das bette Stilmtttel In Der
fS SIpf" i fstf'S Sfe psS Pen gaiiisattai qliHdFS surSsiift s'"''
rgAren t5anSans O.. ssbrda6st 81 n lTSu VIZ Sggsa Eatd.
Wtnaleu, unb enbltb: Tits "V 90 pest enh tn rentgeu
gDsaT tbr,9MftrE6reM 6 6 mfnbr.x
s sSSSet a ssaf s stse5 fbt ast II i Sistiipeisssssfbss
retri8anesmittd Gst IT. bas bette SeilSSrttttsfD Sr Sa9ass Uruf-
enSCn geteilt tpurben, ~beretfen. Fo"~ ~"ulFnoeT, relHe
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MeStstnii9e atmseiec.
&nbt ibr Sen 6nften2
gS gttt austnbndlide GrIeaterune.

Damn Sebraa8et Or. Sapne8 grufreini.
9una8mtttel.
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Gfe Der IL. ctr. uno Bennlplp. 2(p.
auf baS 8squemfe ciusert6tet'un6 bic peri6iebenen 9rar6en cteIes
Gtabliiements auf cine g8ete a~rransirt Bat, bic nidt iebfen ipirb,
aQ9emeine 3urieoenbeit III ii9rrn
0tetleaoe f6nuen 3imiier per Gag 0oer &obe gu etneni fef9e.
lebten preile betcmnet uno entpeber an elmer re9elm6Bi8ett Safe
ODER na1 8elebeh ipeten. zttff
Oa8 Sots[ bietet 9roBe 8crtbeHe fir Serren, bic @ei9die nit
NIT Dem Commencement baben, inbem oaHelbe III Der 9aupttroBC
Der Staot, 3pti4en benz capitol uno ben oerl9eosnen Departe'
ment8 Der Gentralpunft lit.
Die Defamation wrb i9On seSen 6 lbr DaOr8enS 9eDfnet, nm
scbeu, F@ reItaurtren gu t5nnen.
I'm 9ene9ten 3uipru6 bitet
I(6b1S, lrt) .. gmrt6, @isentbamer.
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" gIbI au9tnbItdIfbe ErTetNterun9.
Seto tbr en9brIftg GDer dwtnbfGG IA n,nn
seDraa9t Sopne'S Brufretrfgunesmtttel. ""
IeeipeS Ste ~tranfbafte 3al1nfmen,ie6una Der Quftrg6 10
~srmrS, St NuSpettuag ots Shetmes, welher btefeIbe beraouft
riot Hti' Sntu a " - oant eint seInOe let6te Netnlauua abe Sdipie.
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NDalbtmetOm 3. 6.
@aibtn9ton 9. s.
WeIhGfts=Y erleQun0.
NGmrOpean 6Dtcl"

Der llnter5eitnete erlaubt ib ieinen 6reunoen unb benz 8eeBr
ten YublIturt rtt5utbetlen, Dab er oaS gerduni9e II. ele9ante 9aut
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&arfaparilla unO Xheer=Miden.

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NnfaQ bon 9IuS3ebrutto.

Paitor Der l. pre86Steriausry. cen,,m
Gerre 9aute, Sabs ben s. wIai 1S4S. Sr"Rh
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

giving to all white objects the appearances
OF having been spattered with small drops
OF black ink. The people in the streets
were surprised to find their faces and
hands, aud even shirt bcsoms and collars
spotted over With this singularlv-colored
rain. The sides of buildings and fences
painted white, and the.show-bills on the
bulletin boards about tho town, show trac-
.es of the same kind We hear Of several
instances in which clothes hung out "a
dry were marked by the mysterious LIQUID
a resident of the Fifth ward, who had
clothing disigored ia this manner, had
the garments washed out in clean water.
and reports to us that he has preserved
the sedlment-ncarly a teaspoopful in
quantity, for the purpose of analyzing it,
to discover the cause Of this singular phe-
nomenon"
Syracuse IS famous-througl the Joar-
nal-for its phenomenons. We have
been favored with several Of them in the
last twelve months. This one seems,
however, to be very peculiar to the local
ity, and We fear the Democrats, (for want
Of sounder and better arguments will
endeavor to awe the people Of the north
into tie belief that it is judgment of the
Almighty upon The people Of that city
for their devotion to the iheratlnn af H.
gItIyes ff5hi southern justice. Ourtilends
of the Journal should not fail 10 have the
sediment anaIyzed, inasmuch as the Dem
ocrats will depend much on the analysis
for arguments in the current campaign.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26
AUDITORS Notice.

ATOTICE is hereby given that the under
q signed, the person appointed by the
Court Of Common Pleas to make distribution
of the proceeds of the sale Of real estate in the
case Of sydney Starkwea,hcr for the use of S.
Y 81. VI. Warner against L. D. Christman,
Of Dec. Term 1856. No. go, VIII attend to the
duties Of his appointment at the Office Of the
Prothon3tarv. IN Couders7ort, on Monday, the
l4th day of may next, at one o'clock. p. M
Those interested can attend if they think pro-
per. H. ). OLN9 l. h'lI' 4 1"a"oT'
Coudersport, April 10, lS90.-3I3t.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

Kansas is vastly more important at the
pIcsent moment than Utah. The press
ure upon me continues without interces-
sion. pray that Divine Providence, in
Which / place my trust, may graeiously
preserve my life and my health until the
end Of my term. But Gods viii be done,
IN any event.
With every sentiment Of esteem, remain
always sincerely your friend,
Signed1 BUCHANAN.
To Hon. RoBERT J. WALKER
PUGILIsTs VS.. PoLITcANs.- were
much amused few days since, while
listening to conversation between an
Englishman and pro-slayery Democrat,
the subject being pug.lisn. The Demo-
crat was censuring the English for per-
mittipg the celebrated pugilis., Gully, to
become member Of the House of Com
mons "Ah !" replied John Bull, "a
pugiIist does not strike his antagonist
when down, as your Brooks dad Sumner,
The surprised Democrat
went of with an unexpected flea in bis
Bedford .Hsrrury.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

Ms. CuhEcriae Dent, the venerable
mother of H. Il. Dent, Esq, (who is alb
sent at the Charleston Convention as adel-
egate), died il this place on Tuesday
morning last. She was II years Of age,
She was highly esteemed by all who knew
her, and by our citizens generally, among
whom she has resided anunber Of years.
ner remains leave this (Thursday) morn
|ing to be inferred in Maryland, where
her friends reside. They are aecompan-
fed by ard in charge OF her son, Mr.. Jo-
siah Dent, and two of her grandchildren,
Who will doubtless meet the other mem
bers Of the family at the place Of inter
.ment
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4GGM embellishments.
WANTED.

EFvIIE Oyerscers ofthe Poor Of Eulalia Town
I ship d.sire to obtain situations for four
or five BOYS, from s to y years of age,-sons
Of Mr.. Jesse Shciden a town charge. They
will iudenturc them until they are 2 years OF
age. They are healthy and ragged boys, and
we'll suited for farmers or mechanics. For
particulars apply to the subscribers, or to Lu-
cas- Gushing, Esq Coudersport.
/. D. 'SPAFF0RD, 0rerseers of
PHILLIP LEHMAN. the Poor.
ErIalia Anrll Is 1850 -3l.3t
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

TIE PECULIARITlES Of the female con-
stitutiun, and the various trials to which the
sex is subjected, demand IN occasional re-
course to stjmulants. 1t IS important, how
ever, that these shall be of harmless nature,
and at the same time accomplish the desired
end. Hostetters Celebrated Stomach Bitters
is the very article Its effect in all cases of
debility arc almost magical 1t restores the
tone Of the digestive organs, infuses fresh Vi
tality into the whole system, and gives that
cheerfulncss to the temperament, which is the
most valuable Of feminine attractions. The
propriet0rs feel fattcred from the fact that
many Of the most prominent medical gentle
men in the Union have bestowed encomiumS
upon the Bitters, the virtues of which they
have frequently tested and acknowledged.
There are numerous counterfeits offered for
sale, all Of which are destitute of merit, and
positively injurious to the system.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26
Gs0 S-assyaSsa"s Attention! SG6sO
$50 a Month and all Expenses paid.
$500 a Year

4 \ active Agent is wanted in every County
I a in the United States and Canadas TO So
licit orders. and introduce our NEW NATION
AL DOUBLE THREAD $50 SEWING MA
CHINE Warranted equal to any high priced
machine. Practical for every family, which
makes it the cheapest and most popular ma
chine in existence a limited number of re-
sponsibie Agents are wanted to travel and So
licit orders by Sample, at a salary of $50 per
month and expenses. Business permanent
Address, with stamp, for conditions and in
struciions, J. w. HARRIS & co,
Soc and Lcqther Exchange, Boston, Haas
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

We3aesday morning the ground was
Eorered with snow, but it disappeared by
| 0 o'clock. 1t was not accompanied bY
host, though Tuesday the atmosphere
ras very winterish. The grass on the
FOUNTAIN sides IS beginning to look green,
Ind on the flats has taken quite a start,
b that cattle can get a tolerabie living
rom it. We also notice that buds arc
Forp!ng on fruit trees and vines.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

The State Exccatiye Committee Of
Maryland have issued a call for a Repub-
Iican State Convention, to be held at Bal
timore on Thursday, the 10th inst, for
the purpose Of electng delegates to Chi
egq n Baate2aeesh aeaeessfh' ffa f date Of the call
and the day for the assembling of tie
Convention, and also by reason of the 20.
litical atmosphere of a Slave State, it may
be difficult to arrange local meetings in
some places Under these circumstances
the precedents of the Convention Of
1913, 1852 and 1856 authorize US to say
that a stiff rule as to credentials will not
te laid down at Baltimore, provided only
the ratio of State representation Is not
exceeded. Friends of the Republican
cause in places where meetings cannot be
held should make themselves delegates,
and % to Baltimore on the Goth.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

Our delinquent subscribers ar gettine
harmed about "wherc they'll die when
they go to-" One voluntarily brought US
he value Of a years subscription in ma.
bic sugar few days since, and another
brought us couple dozens of eggs to-
tay. The millennium is surely coming
10 US; and We trust the guilty ccnscienc-
/ of 3 few more Of then.- VIII be rJucned
b salyatien by these examples. Bring on
tour butter, eggs and sugar, and enroll
ourselves on the list of true men.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26
The Presidents Celebrated Let
Tea 10 GOV. ~ 9IlAcr.


Below we give the celebrated letter
written by Mr. Buchanan to the Hon.
Robert J. Walker, when the latter was
Governor of Kansas. 1t was produced
by Mr.. Walker before the Covode Inyos-
tigating Committee, and affords an ex-
celleut insight to the private policy Of the
President The pious invocation which
closes this choice epistlc is likely to be
fulfilled, unless the exposures by the Com
mittoe shall bring the old hypocritc's gray
hairs down to the grave in sorrow ami
disgrace:
WASHINGTON, July u, 1857.
Ny DEAR SIR-I duly received your
letter Of the 18th ult on Friday last, and
read it to the Cabinet then in session.
The views which it contained were not
calculated to assure us Of your success,
though We did not de>pond. Hence YOU
NAV Judge with what satisfaction we re
ceiyed an account Of the proceedil gs
of the National Democratic Couvcn-
ton, held at Lecompton On the Sd
inst. The point on which your own sue
F cess depends is the submission Of the Con
stitu,ion 20 the people Of Kansas and by
the people | mean, and have no doubt
YOU mean, the actual bona hde residents,
who have been long enough in the Terri
tory to identify themselves with Its fate.
The Legislature determined three mouths
as the period OF residence to entltIe lndl-
yiduals to vote Tor members OF the Con
vention, and II the Convention shoUIo
think proper to a@o?t the same period to
cntitIe iudividualS to vote TOR OF against
the Constitution. 1t appears TO me THIS
would be reasonable. Oh the question OF
submitting the Constitution 70 me bona
iIde residents OF NahSaS' am "IiIn2 10
stand or FALL 1t Is tue pHhclpie Il the
Kansas Nebraska blIl, the Pfinclpl9 q
Popular Sovereignty, ana the PriAcip'e III
the foundation OF all popular government.
The more 1t ID discussed, the stronger II
! will become. Should the CONVENTION OF
/ Kansas adopt this principle, all VIII be
settled barmoniously; and, with the bless
ing of Providence, you will return tn
umphantly from your arduous, important,
and responsible station. The structures
of the Georgia aud Mississippi Convan-
tions will then pass away, and be specdl-
ly forgotten.
In regard 10 Georgia, our news from
that State is becoming better every day.
/ We have not yet had time to hear much
from Mississippi. Should you answer the
resolution Of the latter, | would advise
you to make the great principle Of the
submission of the Constitution to the bona
fde residents Of Kansas consplouousIy
prominent. On this you will be lrreslst-
ible With the question OF climate eve
ry person is acquainted, and the more
you insist upon this, the more viii our
opponents urge that we are violating the
principle Of non interference at the toun-
dation of the Kansas and Nebraska DILL
1t is strange that people at distance
who have no practical acquaintance with
the condition Of kansas should d." "'.1af- lf
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

Il is stated that 10000 Swedes and
korwogians are preparing to embark early
\ the coming Summer for the United
! ates. They will bring much wealth
with them, but, what is better, being Z
kober, noral, and industrious race, they
Kill bring with them habits Of industry
lnd morality, which will render them
most valuable citizens.-Tribme.
We trust few, at least, of these emf
grants may find their way to tlis county
the climate and topography of the county
being adapted to their habits and phys
J ioogg.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26
Borough Ordinance.

a 7 meeting Of the Town Council Of the
"A Borough of Coudersport, held on the 3rd
day of April, 1860, the following Ordinance
WAS passed:
On motion, is hcreJy resolrel end. ordained,
That it shall be the duty Of the Street Com
missioner ol said Borough Of Coudersport to
require the owner or owners Of any lots oyer
which any plank sidewalks heretofore con-
structcd have become defective hy wear, or
otherwise, to repair the same on or before 4
certain day, to be fixed by said street COM
missioner who shall give at least ten days
written notice to repair said walk within said
time: and in case said owner or owners shall
refuse or neglect 10 repair said sidewalks
within said time, it shall be TIE duty of the
said street commissioner to repair said walk
at the expense of the Borough, returning the
amonnt of said expense in each case to the
Town Council. to be collected as provided for
by existing laws. a. q. OLASTED,
ATTEST: Burgess.
S. II. STORRS, CLARK.
CERTIFY the foregoing to be true and cor
rect copy of the ordinance as it appears on
the books Of the Borough in ry possession.
5. II. SToREs, Clerk.
Condcrsport, April 10, lS60.-30-3t