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singular Freak Of LigItts ing.-Dur-
the thunder storm last Friday night,
pane house in Pleasant Valley town
| belonging to A. NJ. Benton Esq, and
! |upied by his brother, Samuel Benton,
struck by lightning and completely
|tter3d, and yet not set on fire. The
ihtniug entered the upper plate of the
RIling at the north, west corner aud fol-
/ ed the plate to the opposite corner
ere it seems to have divided into three
IS or forks, cne going down into the
E,ery, another to the kitchen, and the
er passing down and out Of the end Of
/ building to the ground, where it tore
the turf for some distance. Mrs. Ben
aud her children, together with Dir
Fnon's mother, were in the kitchen
u MIS-. ID. was shocked so DaulY Dy
Iishtning that she was lusensible for
|eral hours, and is still very weak,
|eush going about the house. The
ers were slightly benumbed. A frkin
butter standing in the buttery, was
|PPed of the hoops and slaves, leaving
solid cake of butter otherwise undis-
||foed. \ gun standing in the corner
the chamber where the lightning en-
'ed the building is supposed to have
s'aeted it. The building is a complete
Peek. \ shawl was set on fire but was
F'nsUisbed by a man who was present.
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Ney Publications.

aPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE ;
NO. S i2l, June, 1860. Harper & Brothers,
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CoSTENTs.-Among the Nail-makers ;
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'0e United States-No. III; A Plea
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= street A letter, and what came OF
; Wild Cattle huat:ng op Green Island
,lle OF the Connecticut Colony Slight
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round in an Apron pocket Monthly
.''id OF current Events Literary No
res; Editors Table; Editors Easy
,a'; Our Foreign Bureau; Editor S
''Ser 4 few cuts by sharp Man
'''s Of Beauty Fashions for July.
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d9fM advertisements,
N0rE'RGE.

vEHHE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE POTTER
4 COUNTY RAIL ROAD COMPANY will
meet ut Germania, WEDNESDAY,, June 9th
for the purpose OF receiving subscriptions to
the Capital Stock, OF Said Company Five
Dollars on every share to be paid at the time
Of such subscription. Those interested III
the prosperity OF our County are respectfully
invited to attend
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PORTLAND, (Ma'ne,) June 9.-The
National Division of she Sons OF Temper
ance are now in session in this city
Twenty three divisions are represented,
including several Southern States. The
Worthy Patriarch of Great Britain Is
DELEGATE. The attendance is large and
the session the must earnest ever held
It will continue for week.
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Administrators Notice.

u ETTEKS Of administration to the estate
u 4 of Eve Webb, late Of Roulet 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 same, will
present them, duly authenticated for settle
ment to Q. Il. WEBB, -4dm'r.
Roulet June 10. 1860
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IOYE-ROWLEY- In Roulet, haf 80, by
E. II. Burt, Esq, Mr. CATIN LOVE to MISS 81
SAN RowLEY, both of Liberty township, Me
can Co, Pa.
CoRNELL-KNOWLTON.-At the same
.place by the same, June 3, Mr. HIRAM Con-
VEIL to Miss MARY k&owLTog, both OF Roulet,
Potter Co, Pa.
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/, have heretofore neglected to notice
our fellow-citizen, Mr.. d. b. Browny
\ fine telescope which he made HIM
while in Philadelphia the past win
1t is the only instrument Of the
as far as we can learn, that has ever
brought into the county. The focus
|tb of the tube is 45 inches, and the
Leter of the glasses three and three
ccnths inches. 1t gives a fine view
lc planets and their moons, ard ena-
one to partially comprehend the mag
renee Of the astronomical system. 1t
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Regular opticians. Mr.. Brown takes
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ueighbors who will take the trouble
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Prof. Maxson lectured on the subject
temperance last Tuesday evening to a
L audience Of our most intelligent cit
), who we're delighted with the liter
entertainment to which he treated
En. He commenced by arraigning
Of the greatest crimes Of the social
lem--Intemperance and Slavery-be-
the bar Of public opinion and pre-
|cd to argue the case of the first-named
| night and the other the next night.
argued the case with entire success :,
bying conviction to- every hardened
Irt, and commanding the attention o.
by who would rather not believe the
tiCe Of his cause" the cause of all
lkind." As our paper goes to press
bre his lecture on Slavery is delivered
are obliged to defer notice of it un-
ltxt week.
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EZRA S'rARKWEATHEfs,

HMM d AIAN " IL a II I1FsI -.
Be ACKSMITH, would inform his f6Fmcf ts-.
toners and the riibiic gsneialiS .Aat fy Wac.
reestablished shop ir' the bnildiittto eeSf;:t
erly occupied by B4nj. Rennels ~ Conders.i
port, where Ee will be pleased to do all.
kinds of BlacEsmithing on the ,nostreason:l
able terms. Lumber, Shihglss, add altr
kinds of Produce taken in a%hEnce fuF
work. I2.4.
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CHARLES MANNING, >,
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$50 Rcrard-Our young friend,
T Suhr, of Germania, lost his port
a, containing about S4l in bank
and gold, last Sunday. lie was
he to this place to act as juror, and
Ind at the Kimbal Stand for dinner,
sacr paying his bill theie, had nc
,pr use for it until the next morning
and on looking for it could not find
It is large, square, black turkey.
,eco wallet, with a rubbef-ribbon band
Id it. Ten Dollars Will be paid tc
ccrson finding and returning it and
,ptsnts to him at Germania, OF to the
,r of this paper.
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Until better arrangements can fe n-ade. th6-
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:, time table took effect on the N.
, Railroad last Monday The pas
/, trains pass Genesee Station as

'lya EAsr~-Cincinnaii Express,
4. NJ; Accommodation, II: IT
|. Night Express, S;37, ?. NJ. ; New
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,So WEsr-Duukirk Express 3 IL
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Tie work is written in plain language, free
from medical terms, so as 70 oe easily under
stood, while its simple recipes may soon save
you many times the cost e the took. II Is
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tnlt ann County.

-A.-=s.--=-=z====z=r -
5rDERSPORT, JUNE 81, 1860. Il
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

We feel that we can with confidence
appeal to the Republicans OF this Coun.
tv in behalf of Mr.. Cotton. lie has
not visited you at your homes and
presented his claims to you as candi-
date for Recorder, because it is very
announcement for him to go from place
to place. and because he doubtless
thought it would be unnecessary for
him TO 10 so. Nevertheless he is not
only entitled to. but every way worthy
of your warm and cordial support
His opponent. Mr.. Brewer, against
whom personally we have nothing to
urge has, as We are informed, canvass
ed the County pretty thoroughly
And had not such been the case we
should not have referred to Mr.. Cot
toms claims at ALL In his election
We shall put into the Recorders Office,
one Who is eminently qualified aud
who will keep every thing pertaining
to that office in the most perfect order
We pledge YOU that his record OF
deeds etc. shall be surpassed by none
in the State, and that in all his Off.
cial relations to men Of all parties he
will acquit himself with homer and
satisfaction.
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For the Journal


B. l.. DIGds, Eso-Dear Sir:-In
the Winchester Dem ocrat, of Sept.
9TH, | notice an article signed
Union City" in which am accused
Of being bolter from the Democratic
party, etc. have just been informed
by Mr.. Ollie, 1.-THE Editor of the
Democrat that he had issued bis last
paper here either as an extra or other
wise, thereby preventing me from
rcpl, ing in the Democrat, hence | ask
the favor of you to publish my
reply in your paper.
Union City" alias a puritan lawyer
Of Winchester, asks by what right l
volunteer to give advice to Democrats
and says that l am Joiter from the
party and so on. / W, uld answer
Union City, "a one horse lawyer
that from the time | was old enough
to vote up to the present, | have voted
purely sound Democratic ticket. In
1910 gave the only vote that Van
Buren, got in the Township where /
was then living | would ask this
incog-dcmagogue by what right
or why he volunteers to advise
Democrats TO vote for CT. w. Monks,
a man who is an avowed Republican
and one who has done more than any
other Republican to oppose the
Democracy Of Randolph County. Ii
to oppose such Republican is boiling,
then am ] guilty. If giving a man,
be he black or white when poor, tired
or hungry. meal of victuals or a
nights lodging while living in Jay
County, or any other place makes me
Secretary OF an Underground Railroad
Society, l plead guilty.
Or if to support j. c. Breckenridge
for the Presidency in 1860, as does
President Buchanan, Ex-President
Pierce, Gen. Cass, all the Democratic
United States Senator's but two, with
, nearly all the old Line Guard of the
Democratic party; | say if this i:
boiling glory in being guilty.
Or if to oppose Douglas or any o
his followers for office from President
down, constitutes me a bolter an,
! disorganizer, | again most cheerfulIy
plead guilty.
Again my janus faced friend say,
that the Democrats have long sine,
ceased to regard me Ms Democrat Of
one of their number. Will Mr.
Union City. before he makes another
, attempt to read me out of the party
: please inform the Democracy how /.
e certain Democrat, would be leader. o
I The party, voted on certain occasions