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BY FRANK CROSBY,
or THE PLILADELrulA BAR.

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Divorce Notice.

Smith p. Finch, No. A Sept Term, 1859,
rs, LIBEL N DIVORCE.
Betsey Finch A ASubpnna and aIjas Sub
ppna having been issued and returned nidH,
notice is hereby given to the Respondent to
appear at the next Coart Of Common Pleas Of
Potter county, to be held on the 18th day Of
June, 1860, to answer the complaint Of the
Libelant in this case.
WN. F. BURT, Sheriff
Coudertport, Nay l8, 1850.
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FEW men are willing 10 look at tr1e
independence as they might IN the horo-
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

NNTHEREAS the Hon. Robert G. VII
w President Judge. and the Hons. JoT
Mann and G G. Colvin, As ociate Jadsa
the Courts Of Oyer & Termincr and Geas
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions OF the Pa
Orphans Court and Court Of Common 70
for the County Of Potter, have issued 81
p"cccpt, bearing date the seventh day
Nav, in the year ct our Lord one i-
sand eight hundred and sixty, and to ne
rccted. for holding Court Of Oyeraual1
liner a8d General Jail Delivery, Quarter y
sions Of the Peace, Orphans Court, andt.
Of Common Pleas in the Borough Of Coaa
sport, on MONDAY. the 18th day Of ].
next, and to continue one week:
Notice is therefore hereby given to the ~
oncrS, Ju.tices Of the Peace and Con>2-
within the county, that they be then and %.
in their proper persons, at 10 O'clock A j.
said day, with their rolls. records, inl-.
lions. examinations, and other rc!ncmbrai'
to do those things which to their Offices
pertain to be done And those who arc 0o.
by their recocnjzanceS to prosecute asa.
the prisoners that are or shall bein the T..
said county Of Potter. are to be then and A'
10 prosecute against them as will be just
Dated at CoUuERsPoRT, May I, 1867
the 8+th year OF the Independence Of fthe1 LII
States Of America.
WM. F. BURT, Shed1
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Administrators Notice.
T ETTERS of administration to the estate
I A Of EEI HOWE late Of Alle@any township,
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the saule, Will
present them, duly authenticated for settle
ment, to ADALINE 5 HOWE, 4d,ars
r. ". BENTON. --""" o.
Allegany, May g, lS6o.-36.
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THE FAMILY DOCTOR:
CUNTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED,
FOR THE CURE OF DISEASE IN
AL FORMS.
PROFESSOR HENRY S. TAYLOR, II. D.

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WM. F. BURT, SherIl
RoCistAr'S Notice.

RcgiSter'S Notice. /.
u Office Is hereby givea that the follow
" account has been examined and IaS1
by me, and remains filed in the Reg>"i
Office Of Potter county Tor the inspector
heirs, legatecs. creditors, and all other; ID !,
other way interested; and will be pTe's-+,,
to the next Orphans Court OF said coan;H'
the Court House in the Borough Of CoHa<
port, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of June ~
for confirmation and allowance;
Account of William Hurd, Adminst''p.
the Estate Of Samuel Hurd, late Of 0en@'
township, deceased. 7. IVES, RfgaD.,
by BurrERwoRrH, D8''
Condersport, May %, 1860.
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A NEw SENsATIoN.-FfOm the GaLIoios 20 Fo,-
tHHs-HsHvy yHmpeytz heIr 20 Weatth The Chi
cago Herald of July 4th says: I" We saw yester-
day letter from the Prussian Consulate resident
in New York, addressed 10 Greenbaum Brothers,
making inquiries as 10 the whereabouts OF Helm
rich JumpeTtz, stating that a lady residing near
the place Of his nativity had died recently, lesv-
ing Henry, bis brother Franz, and one or two
others, heirs TO vast estlte, consisting Of lands
stocks, and money, and requesting the Messrs
Greenbaum, bankers, TO make out such docu-
share in the legacy The letter stated several cir
cumstances which leave no doubt that Henry
Jumpertz. so well known 70 the citizens Of Chi
csgo, in connection with the Sophia Werner
tragedy, or "barrel mystery" as IL has been
termed, Is the fortunate legat-e. Bon is given
his birth place, 1884 the year Of his birth; IL Is
stated that he came TO this country with his
brother Franz, from whom he parted In New
York city. and that be had been tried and scquit-
ted on a charge, the nature OF which wac stated;
and other circumstances were mentioned which
leave the Identification complete.
A romance, which has almost been a tragedy,
has this young mans history been. Saved from
fate which at one time seemed Inevitable, by
the eloquence, earnestness, and untiring efforts
of his counsel; thrown out upon the world again,
his little all exhausted in the long trials through
which he-bad passed. willing 10 earn q support.
but denied the opportunity, for suspicion and
distrust met him al every step-until, time and
again, be looked back with regret 20 the long
| days Of suspense, but kindness and plenty. ne
had spent in jail and almost repined al the for
tune which saved him from the gallOws. but had
| given instesd hunger aad cold, and contumel v
A few friends, VINO still believe him Inn ocent
| ane to his assistance. Funds were supplied
him, and abandoning bis original intention u
live down the oPproorium, which the greater
part Of the community heaped upon him, be
4 went to 81 Louis. Under On assumed name-for
the press had made the name of Jumper'z to-
| rions-he followed bis trsdr; aud afterwards We
believe. was employed as barber on one Of the
| river sseamboat. Where be 10 now we do no'
know There are friends In the city, however
who, we believe, are a TAINTED with his wherr-
1 shouts ana We have no doubt his good forum,
| viii md him out IL is TO he hoped that th'
bitter lessons Of the past VIII serve hin In COOS
| stead In the failure to which he - called.
The Prussian Consul la New York, IA poi'
10 the Evening Pos, confirms tue Hb0vs STAT
ment, as regards IN. legacy.
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THE LATEST NEWS
L Z l. K q X A PHIC.
Arrival Of On. Overland Wall.


iNpEfENDENcE, Mo. July lO.-The New MeHi
can mail arrived here Yesterday on schedule time
lhe mall that arrived here before this and left,
went through in fourteen DAYS The roads may
now be considered open, and hereafter will he
run through on time The mail. sent thus NAV
arrive some ten DAYS sooner than by the overland
California mail route
The crops in New Mexico were reviving under
recent rains. Gre had ragged around Santa Re
Tor three wseks, but was quenched by the rain
Two bodies were recovered Of persons burnt 20
death and two more were missing
Discoveries OF gold az the upper mines had
caused great excitement AZ Santa Re and other
places, and many were leaving FOR them.
Capt. Sturgis, with six companies Of cavalry
was encamped on the Arkansas river Capt Led
WIZ, with four companies OF cavalry and two Of
Dragons. would join him in a few DAYS. when
they would start for the neigh borhood Of Denver
City 20 hunt the Kiowa Indians
aneNpress messenger was met by this mail with
orders Tor Capt Ledwix TO proceed 20 Walnut
creek, where the hostile Indians had made their
appearance.
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To CoNsUMPTIvKs.

Y'tIH y IstLtT JtIIVs
This great specific for Consumption is fast SUPER
cedhlg a others Ia ITS curative effects upon tIuse
afflicted with tusercular diseases. Prepared upon
highly scientific principles nf the pure oil, and
robbed OF the ncuseous taste of the pain article
Is received INTO the stomach IN It's Jelh6ed form,
without mastlcatIon, and Is gradually dissolved
and dlgested, passing into tht small HtegtiEes drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutrlclOus properties, and thus assisting aud sas-
taiLIng nature In overcoming the disease Ar
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine,
preparation is confidently offered as a remedy for
Consumption and al ScrOfulous affections
Sold by Charles Stott, Washington, and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFoLD, PARKER & MOWER,
No. ID Beekman street, New York,
mar l6- SIN Wboes.Ia cant.
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Political Items

NEWARK, July l0.-A Douglas club was formed
here last night. The attendance was large. Res
outions were offered indorsing the action of the
State Committee for a union electoral ticket
which, after a warm and exciting discussion
were lost, by only Sour ayes against over INV
nays, The meeting adjourned at a late hour
The Dough- men resolved on no compromise or
huston, and there will probably be two democratic
electoral tickets run. The Wide Awakes met Last
night and made arrangements for an excur,ioD 10
Hartford on the 27th. Two hundred men and
band are 70 go They are 20 have a reception
there and will stay two DAYS
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Fatal Accident

CINCINNATI, July l0.--At Georgetown, Brown
county, Ohio, on the lth instant, Homer Higgins
and Robert Glaze were severely wounded by the
premature discharge Of a cannon. On the 9TH at
large Douglas meeting at the same place, the
same cannon prematurely discharged, instantly
killing w J. oursler, and severely wOunding
4. J. Bailey.
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Horse Race.

NEw loRK. July iO-The trot between Flora
Temple and Patchen q miles was won by Flora,
Patchen being Withdrawn after the second heat
Time, first heat won by Patchen,) i5Ik. The
second heat won by Flora in SIX The conduct
Of the spectators was very diSorderly, clubs hats
etc being thrown at Patchen on the home stretch
Of the second heat
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Five Persons nrouned

CHICAGO, July 1O-The wife aud child Of Rev.
Mr.. Nichols, Of Minneapolis, his brOther-in-law,
named Cleveland, and two daughters, were
drowned on the 5th inst, while bathing in the
Calhoun lake. Mr.. Nichols and the infant OF Mrs
Cleveland were saved
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Removal Of the Boston Pa,t nnn..

BosToN, July 9.-At meeting Of the Mer-
chants Exchange Company to-day, notice wss
received from Postmaster Capen that be should
remove the post office TO summer street on the LIST
OF october next. The Company unanimously
passed vote, empowering the Directors TO ten
der the Postmaster General the free use Of the
apartments now occupied in the Exchange from
October 20 18th March next
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July III Flour closed very dull
and heavy. Wheat closed with declining tend
eDcy, and is 5aSc. lower; red 81 2Oal IS; white
81 3OaI SIS Corn clos d steady; yellow 65a66c.,
white 75s76c. Provisions closed active and
buoyant Whisky closed dull at 2O1c.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, July IL The money market is
easy, and money is plenty. Loans on call sac per
cent. Stocks are firm; Chicago and Rock Island
72k Cumberland Coal Co. 13 III. Central shares
65 i; do. bonds %; Michigan southern 35K; New
York Central So 4; Reading Al 4; Mil. and Miss.
Ok; Va.6's 9lh. Mo. 6's SlA.
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EVERY SUMNER the demand for Hostetter's Cele
brated stomach BItters increase. IL is found 10 be
the only Ger tam preservation of bodily strength
dutIng period when the atmos phere is calcula.ed
TO induce feeling of iaSsltude and Indigestion,
The worst cases Of DarrhRa aud DyssLtery give
way TO It's potent influence. lnnumerahle persons
who are now alive and well, must thank the dis
coVertr of this preparation that they have not been
swept away IN her harvest of death The Bit FRS
Is recommended bY the best physicians in the
land. This Is the best evidence of its real value
BECAUSE as general thing they will not speak
word ia favor If a vertised prepa atoms. They
have been comp lied To ackL owledge the claims Of
this Bltters upon the community. Sod by ali
duggIsts. iy g-co3t
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fully inform his customers, as.d the commu- DIN
nifty generally, that he has concluded toy Wy
clio &c has business, and in order to do so as -
on as possible Will offer has entire stock Of lbs
own make BOOTS and SHOES at cost for cash
ana has other goods at almost any price. TO tnoss
IN ant OF reliable gods tor wear, would SAD give
me call and you will not he disappointed,
As am about TO close nv business ali ACCOUNTS
on my books viii be rendered or before the Id Of
- when nope sney wti De 70 prompt
lions due by me. j. n. MORGAN
No. sos south side Of Pa ay
teH 4-' bet. 9Th and 10Th sts
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Breckinridge and Lam, Ns,,,,,

BUFFALO, July 9-There was a large meeting
here 70 night Of the friends Of Breckinridee and
Lane, who are making an extended organ ization
for the campaign in ali the wards Of the CITY, re-
solving against all squatter sovereignty, and all
coalitions, and only ia favor Of union upon
rrfn rfnla
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The Arctic Expedftlon

BosToN, July lO.-Dr. William Langshaw Of
East Cambridge, joined the Arctic schooner Unit.d
states last night surgeon and naturalist 10 the
expedition. The schooner remained below wait
ing for him.
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Reconciliation.

ST. Louis, July The Hon. Francis r. Blair
was to-day nominated by acclamation Of the Re
publicans Of the First District for Representative
70 Congress
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New Val MarE.ts

NEW YORK, Julyi II Flour is heavy; State
s. l2a5. IS Ohio $ 75a5 -; southern - 5Oa5 90
w heat Is firm. Corn is 1rm; mixed 62a62k
Pork is firm. Lard is firm Whisky is heavy az
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OBITUARY A friend who has known the l.te
est mable John Van Ness Throop as a citizen of
Washington for thirty years past. takes occasion
to pay brief passing tribute to his memory.
Born at Chatham, in the State of New York on
the 18th April, 1874, he the son Of Major
Daniel Throop, a brave officer and soldier of the
revolution, and the grandson Of Col. BENJAMIN
Throop, who served his country with great gal
lanty and repown to himself throug bout that
eventful struggls. He (Col. b Throop) led
hundred Mohican warriors into Canada In behalf
OF the Colonies; was by Montgomery's side at his
death; and participated in the memorable battles
of Long Island, White Plains, Saratoga, and
Monmouth, at the latter Of which he was
wounded. His grandson, the immediate subject
Of this notice, was endowed with more than an
ordinary share Of honorable revolutionary senti-
ments, which, thus inherited, gave tone to his
sentiments and character through life. Endowed
with keen perceptions, he was remarkable in
early life not only for the genialty Of his dspo-
sition, but for remarkable readiness of mind rem
dering him the life and soul Of the social circle
at home or abroad. High spirited, proverbs ally
he was equally kind hearted, loving those con-
nected with him by the ties Of relationship or
friendship, with no ordinary affection. When
la the prime of lfe he had no pa, fessi0nsl supe-
rior, as an engraver, In the country; and as a
man he was honest aud Ingenious in his nature
to fault His death, which took place La this
city on the Sd of July inst, leaves a vacuum In
many hearts-of wife, children, and friends thai
neverwiil be filed on this side Of the grave. =
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visiter. TO the Great Ea.tern.
The Prince of Wales.

NV loRK, July 10 Over six thousand per-
sons visited the Great Eastern to-day. The crowd
is daily increasing
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ID. r. w. WIsTAck, Druggist,
HOMEOPATHIC REMKnIK,

All of DR.; Humphreys 4 Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathc Remedies put up expressly for family
IN cases, containing % walls, from 81 10 IS
each, with book of full directions. For sale by
n. II. Gilman, 800 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald, $50 north street;
also by +. b. Winter, north corner Of street and
Vermont avenue. Also, Poad's Ertract Of Witck
RnzsI, for Internal and external infiammations OF
all kinds. Sold as above. ma Iy
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NEW ORLEANS, July "a block OF twenty
one houses, OF four stories each, In the fourth
district, was burnt on Saturday Loss 50, OJO
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Virginia Democratic Convention.

RICHMOND. July 1.-The Democratic ENecu-
tive Committee have called a convention TO meet
at Charlottesville, on the 18th Of August.
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Naval Intelligence

PORTSMOUTH, y. H. July 1.-The sloop-of-
war Macedonian, (22 guns, from the Med!terra-
mean, has arrived here
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African slaves Landed in Mobile Bay.

NEw ORLEANS, July l0.-The schooner Clotil-
da, with l2i Africans, arrived in Mobile Bay to
day, and steamboat Immediately took the
negroes up the river.
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WILD CHERRY BALsAM
WILD CHERRY BALsAM.
The following rs worthy the attention of all who /
are IntereStedfor themselves friends |

The following rs worthy the attention OF all who
are IntereSted-tor themselves or friends:
LAFAYETTE, Ind July 81; 1854.
Dear Str was attacked, about FIVE months ago.
with a severe cod, which set led on my lungs and
doctors tho most respectable IN ths cItyl said that
L had Inflammation or CONSUMPTION Of the lungs,
and, alter eNhausting their skill without relief TO
me. PRONOUNCED my case IncuTable. 1 commenced
taking IN. WIStGr'S BGkSGm Of Wild ChevTy about
six weeks ago, and in four days | was able to walk
all over the house, and am now a well man.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE HOOVER.
Above hand you plain statement from George
Hoover, OF this cIty, who rs well known, having
lived here some twenty years The doctors atte nd ed
him some three months, and gave lm up to die; but
Wlslar' S Basam cured him.
ID. r. w. WILsTAck. Druggist
LAFAYETTE Ind.
per.
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
sale by u. ID. Gilman, =. c. Ford, IT., :. B. Waite
g. Stou, John Schwartz, Nairn & Palmer, Wash
IngtOn; and by dealers every where. je z7-IwT
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BosToN. July 10 The Board Of A ldermen have
authorized Mayor Lincoln to invite the Prince Of
Wales 70 visit Boston
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MEYERS MIRACULOUS VKRMs DRsrRoyKR
the Oldest and best remedy known for fxterminat-
ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants,
den insects.
III Principal Depot, Ella Broadway, NY.
Sold by ali Druggists everywhere. ma ls-Sm
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NEW WHRAT.-The first cargo of new wheat at
Alexandria was r. eived on Saturday last by Mr.
Geo II. Robinson. twas red and Of fine q uality
and grown the farm of Mr. John Reid, OF
Westmoreland county.
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a. OR SALE-Twos oung aud valuable HORSE
90 aud years Old, sold foT NJ iaslt-no ~
further use Cor them, by chang OF bll-ss, IN
The nor zee may be seen. and information -
had BY applying 10 X n CLARK. sss = our and
q half st. D6lw
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attached to the Parish Of ST. Patrcks held their
regular meeting on last Sunday evening, when
letter was received from Rev. Father O'Toole
late pastor OF that parish, resignng his Presidency
of the Association. The resignation was accepted
with many expressions Of deep regret on the part
Of members, and Rev. Father Walter was elected
President of the Association In his place
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THE NATIONAL GUARD BATTALION announce a
grand picnic at Arlington Springs on Monday
The 23d inst. Keep a look out for the progrs mmt
in future advertisement
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THE BOSOM OF DESTRUCTION is the fatality among

IHEIBksOM OF DEsTkUCTIoN Is the fatality among
our young and mlddle-aged to indulge, excess and
debaslng habits. Those who are yearning for some
influence to dispel the growing evil, should read
Human Fra lty, or Physiological Researches" IL
tratedD the causes and effects of local aud vital dis
ease and decay, pointing out the only sure safety
rdics-read the advertisement of "TrtsSeuny in
another column. Sold by DR.. Barrow, 1874 Bleecher
street, y. Y. Price IS cents. Sent free every
where.
Sold also by s. Calvert Ford. ir., Washington,
I'D. q. Jim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-11

The UNION ENGINE COMPANY, No 2, announce
their grand annual excursion to Giymont on Mon
day next. For particulars see advertisement.