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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30

you. 1t il . question Of Government;
one which involves ths sxiseesce o. our
free institutions. The issue determined
by the Revolution WAS Insignificant con.
parpo with the one noe before d. ThaG
wal question whether wa should So
paTpte from the crownsnd eovernment
OF Great British. -
This, whether the Republic then es-
tablished shall continue to be an asylum
tor the oppressed, q home for the free
or whether its glorious memories, its
brilliant history, its magnificent pros
poets shall sink into forgetfuIness and
decay. Will you embarrass our gov
ernment in its efforts to determine the
issue in favor Of freedom an civiIlza-
ton, by frivilous disseosions, and by
revival Of prejudices which shonld long
since have been buried in the grave OF
the past!
We have faith to believe you have
higher views OF the duties of loyal men
and tree citizens.
You have not forgotten the heroic de-
votion OF Lyon, OF Cameron, Of Ellis
worth, the first martys Of the struggle.
You cannont forget your Corcoran,
your Wood, your Mulligan, who SO gal
Iantly fought for the Union, and who
now bear chains and imprisonment from
the Southern conspirators. The exam.
pies of Mcclellan, Of Butler and FIRE.
mont, ofSigel, Mesgber and Banks, men
of different parties, and different nation
alities, but animated by common pa
triotism, arc shining before us to-day,
and their acts are each hour being wo-
ven into the history Of this war against
despotism.
Let the people unite then, having in
view but the single object of crushing
this monster rebellion.
|. Then in the inspired language Of Web.
ster 1--WE may see the gorgeous en-
sign of the Republic, known and hon.
ored through all the earth, still full high
advanced.
Its arms and trophies streaming in
their original lustre. Not stripe erased
or polluted, nor single star obscured,
bearing for its motto no such miserable
interrogatory as "what is all this worth,
nor those other words Of delusion
and folly, Liberty first and Union after.
wards"
"But everywhere spread all over it's
ample folds in characters Of living light
that other sentiment, near to every true
American heart, "Li6erty and Union,
now ana forever, one and inseparable."
a. 1. HULL, Polk county.
+. n. BATES, Linn
II. w. STARR, Desmoies"
L. c. WRIcHr, Clinton
u. L. CLARKE, Jasper $
+. S. GMFFITH, Polk I"
CnAs. I. Ransom, johnson
I. Is. BAUsMAN, Polk I"
G. w. LowRIE, Lee
G. A. HAwLEY. Decatur "
w. Is. STREET, Mahaska
Union State Central Committee.
Gen. PRENTISs.-Gen. Prentiss was
in town on Saturday, and returned the
same day to Warsaw. He was here to
find out the condition Of Col. Busaey's
regiment. We learn that the General
has been assigned the command of
North Missouri down to and including
the Hannibal & St. Joe Railroad. Gen.
Pope's commay d extends from that road
south to St. Louis.-Gate CITY, 2sd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30

SrECULATIoS IN SUGAR. Under the
new tariff some splendid speculations in
sugar have been made. Two months
ago firm in Boston, the Bulletin says,
sold one thousand hogsheads of sugar
Tor four and thrcc-eighths cents, and the
same sugar to-day is selling for seven and
half cents, making difference OF oyer
$4,000. Another firm bought an in
voice of 1880 bags Manalia sugar in
bond, which cost, duty paid, say five
cents and quarter. This has just been
sold at seven cents and Il quarter, max
ing a difference Of some $4,000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30
CLOTHING.

- = - = =
THE NEW YORK LEucEB,
IT Is SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION OF
/ 100000 copies, but it, cirulstion IL liuoitsd
compared with the cifsnlstiOo of gnrssnts 1laa-
ufsctund BY Ia
Sam. 1RHr,
At his cstablisha.ei y Brady street, opposite
the ut Office.
! am now receiving the largest and most CON-
plste assortln ent Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings
kver offered in this market. Anticipating large
trade this Fall, have laid in IN unusually heA1y
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Ny goods are ALI
THIS FALLS STYLES.
Fresh from the manufacturers and importers.
shall continue to keep on rand large assortment
Of fresh
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING.
For Non, Youths and Boys, of my own m.nufact-
ure which will b sold st
p = = . = n r rio g.
1shan continue to msnufactare my own Cloth
ne thereby giving .
BETTER 0ARMENT
For the same mo icy than any. Eastern made goods.
Everything in the
Furnishing Depa rtment
Can be found.
Shirts CT al descriptions.
Under Clothing in endIess VARIETY.
Stocks,
TICS.
Handkerchief,
Socks,
suspenders. 30. SC,
Also, largo and splendid assortment of
e1NV9'
The largest and best ever offered in this make
trust the public will call in and examine nv
stock before they make any inv estmenes. for / am
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL FERRY.
Brady street, opposite Post Once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30

PRETTY RIcH.-LeGrand Byington
and few others, met in Convention at
Iowa City one day last week and nomi-
mated Ben. NJ. Samuels for Governor on
the Democratic Ticket, and Jesse Viii
lams of Jefferson, for 1t. Governor, and
recommended for them a hearty sup
port!
MWhcn Ben. M. Samuels receives the
hearty support Of any Democrat or any
other man for any Office in Iowa, it will
TO a long time subsequent to the pre-
sent. OF course no man will raise any
objection to the validity of the Byington
ticket. A ticket of that kind put in the
field every day in the week would fur
nish the people with plenty Of laughing
took.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30
FINE CHANCE TO VOLUNTEER.

4 FINE CHANCE TO VOLUNTEER.
49,
Who Goes to Fort Randall!
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO CARR.
Y son Fort Randall and relieve the Regulars now
stationed at that post. This is the first and only
opportunity of doing garrison duty ever presented
TO VOLUNTEERS!
The advantages of good Winter quarters, and Of
ample time Peterborough drill and instruction need
ouly to be mentioned to De appreciated. This is
the best
CHANCE FOR ENLISTMENT
that has ever been offered. Make haste to improve
it!
Pay $l3 Per Month,
a BOUNTY OF 800,
given on discharge.
Good Loard. Good Clothing,
and the bcst Of
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
if required. Fort Randall is on the Missouri river.
ABOVE SIOUX City, and is noted for the heaithful-
ness Of its location.
y Apply Immediately to the undersigned at the
Recruiting Office,
LIE Claire Ha1l,
davenport, Iowa.
GEO. NJ. VAN HOsEN, Recruiting Officer.
"" II VT -!
RECRUITS FOR The REcULARARMY
4 ABLE BODIED MEN OF
a.: :. :: !: :: ::
good moral character, between
AE without wife or child.
Pay Per Month el3,
WITH CLOTHING AND RATlONs,
and the best medical attendance.
CArI. >. A. WAINWRIGHT.
90 Recruiting Officer 18th q. 8. Infantry.
omcs .. &. corner Brady aad 6sooad streets,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30

FRANK BLAIR.-Tbis gentleman, says
the Chicago Journal, "has been released
for public reasons by the interposition
OF his wise brother, the Post Master
General.
lie is TO return to the head of bis
Missouri Regiment, and do his duty in
the battle field.
:" We hope he will now behave him.
self, 60 about his own business, and let
Fremont take care of his. If he don't.
he must be court martialled and shot.
just as if he wasn't brother of the
Post Master General.
Frank P. Blair, Jr., is a very ordi-
nary man, by strict measurement, and
it is proper that he should be treated
like ordinary memo better and no
worse"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30

RIGHr.-Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylva-
MA, forbids all enlistments in that State
tor Regiments being saised in other
States, until the General Government
shall refuse to receive further aid from
pennsylvania. This is right. Each
State should have credit for its own
soldiers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30

DRS. NEWELL Il CHARLES.
pEHTI6fs,
49, RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
h. the citizens of Davenport and sur
10000 Pounding country, that they have
permanently located in this city.
All patients favoring Drs. n. 4 G. with their cen
6dence may rely upsn their utmost exertions 70
perform every operation ia - perfect manner IS
possible. Particular attention paid to the rsgs.
lation Of Childrens Teeth. Terms Of artificial
work made known upon application. Charges
moderate. Office on Brady street, between Third
and Fourth.
REHRREECHs:
r. BRAND, Mayer, 0alens.
BEN. CAMPBELL,
WEIGHLY SMALL,
PA. LIvERA0RE,
c. W. HEsPsrkAD, n. d."
Il. CKoNYN. NJ. d.,
DR.. ". p. HILLS, Davenport
my32-sf ja
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30

NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
IORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS 4 SoSs, Projectors.
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Office fol
Stages leaving for LeClairs Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamoss.
Fare One Dollar per day. augzl-i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30

FRANK PLUNxR, GEO. 4. VAN HoagN
PLUMER Il VAN HOSEN
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT Law
~ and Notariss Public. Also, agents for NE
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co, HartsAr.a
Conn, Capital, 100000 City Fire Insurance. Co
New Haven, Conn.,, Capital, 100000.
Office in l.eClaire Block. Davenport. sept
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30

JOHN hmm EN- MANN.
E71r DIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
Wx4 turer, one door west Of oovner
~ ss6th and LeClaire streets, Dssenpsrp,
owa. All instruments Of my own make warranted
end kept in order. without charge, Ave years.
N. B.-Rspairing and tanning done ct Ill times
and in tho best manner.
DAv1NPoRr, April IL. 1850. apl16-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30

8DW ARD =. 1nA0ER,
r CARPENTER AND BUILDER, At COATES
- 4Patchin's Old aAsh alley sfpssi1s EneIne
0ssss a Brady stse.t. tlaplo>dfvE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30

GEORGE r. HUBRELL.
4 TTOkNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB
n Lie. OFFICE, Nlckols Block corner Of Brady
and Second streets
apis dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30

A. p. Il ID. KELLY.
DACKER6 OF BEEF AND PORK. AND
i Shipper OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
snlo-dfv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-30

J. A. REID, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. Is, corner Naia and Third streets, Dav.
export, Iovs-
bours Of the day ssd night, unless prslessionsIly
engaged. sept3t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-12

S4tf ugrutuS" ais Stla8sniaiF altS9erhfet 81
baben. @s wtrp aus9ela9t, baB pas S6tf 8ru.
tts $40 Stlapen etnnatn, ippsVa 500 Die Gstli
iiberletten unp in Suba 9elanOet purpen. 8eiOl
An8efldstet purOen unter $4,000 8ursl9af
9eltelt fur tbr @rI6eineu.
Sebn Dpnpaa alias Spnes, Der Steuermanu
Der Srt99 Marp 8rance5 9speien letn ipl, tparr
btt8etsft, mntsr Der Anfla8e S~tlaoentanpel Sc
trteben 3u baben.
Die qMarY 6ranceS" purpe in NstD-gJprt
ou6gerititet Dor etnem Sabr, unp clartrte fir
98tIuniu8tpn, q. g., no le upmtnea fur N6elt=
Snpten geGartert purpe, aber na6 Der Welttuite
@frtta'6 ie9elte, Oorten ST. 9teser %eiuna9nt uno
in @uba lanOete. Die 8rtg wuroe baranf
Serbrannt uno @ietller unO Manniaaft 3%erftret=
ten li6. Dpubau erl6ten Far3lt4 tn G0ealIea
unb lit nun IN ,6rpuble",
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ginfon non se,eIGomtffen in SeutueFp,

Qomi8oiIIe1 10. Nug. Die 0gIati0nal
Union" 6at beute Gin @rtra.8 K p%utIi3irt, IN
pet&em es GeiBt, paB 300 8ebelen in Sea-
tudp einssfaan ieten uno li6 auf 8arbpusptue
3u,5geu in Der @6li6t, bort bic SaNten gu pltn~
bern unp $4,000 @funp Spef, peIAe5 bort i'm
Maga3itt liegr, 3t rauber.
@on bort, beiBt es, ipirben le f4 noa &iG=
muno, &p. be8eben,
Die llniOn6leute BON S5teY, Sad on, Gltella
uno aneersn Counties beipafnen ii6, un t6uen
Q8iperltano gu l~eilten,
Heller Die 2Ba9rbeit pteIe5 8ert&te5 laBt F8
feline 6unpe erbalten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-12

gGP 8al1tngtpn Oarten. St Dte=
fer algeu1ein BELT bten WartenmirtbIdnft Dos 9rn.
Sttp Bnner CBennIplyuuia QYenlte) finOet beute
Nbenp Elm 9rOBeS @ou8ert uno 5armpnie= llulf,
aus9efibrt BON @opt GeIOmann'8 MuIifdpr ltatt.
User liA paber eini9e Oergnit9te Stunren in bic
fem lhGnen NIT @a6 beleuGteten @arten Bel Wilt=
lf unp 0erltenlaft MAIDEN nil, per1aunle IS nitbt
pprtbtn 81 9eben.
BFOrpBe 6effeter, 9eute, @iOuta9
Nberp perpen Die Gurner In ibrer 6ale cine
9roBe nulifaltIA : pratprilAe 6eter be9ebet gu
@bren Der 50ja6rigen Burner Teisr In Berlin.
9lle, Die liG fir Gurterei bier unp I'm alien 8a=
terlanoe intereIlirel, lputeu ni4t perfeblsn an
etnem Ipl4en @benp CUR @bre pes 6eItes betsus
tra9en.
go Sertett CONCERT! = Sepen
Monta9, OOnnerlta9 unp Samltas Nbenp, tn~
ter Oirettipn peS 9rpf, 3ilmann, 1T per auf'8
IbGnlte ein9ert9teten Spmmerptrt6I9aft Der Dit
better-9ale, $50. 5 SRpeGrtepriGtr,
Re 0tr ma4en b~elUnber5 auf Die Sdul.
GrcnrI ion ait inert IAN, melGe 6r, Ep6 auf beute
mad We6er'S 6atr, SartfprD 9tpap, perarl
Italtet, gBer einen re9t pergnlatsn Sag unter
&tnpern perlsten min, bat pa3u beute G'ele9en-
beit,
8=5eute Gprmittag iptrp 6r, Sultus Stcl6,
$50, 463 0. 8alttmuretr, Ietnen Gditen eineu
luperben eund %lerSiren. 6einlbmefer maiden
mir belpnperS parauf auimertlam,
BE 6eute Sormttta9 INN IL ubr tptrp ST.,
s. S6mttt In go, 70 4ennpI3, 9lp, cine nsus
Btrtbl6aft nit ettem ercellgnten 9and unp 9ts
TEN 9a9erbier erGfnsn.
Re 6r. $, @dbarbt wtrO Geute (Olpnta9)
III lsiner @trtbidoft CUR oGttt5en Sat-, 80
Us. Yrattltry etnen 9uten @ntentratenl2und
l@erotrsn, 6etai6meder MAIDEN mir parauf oul.
merflam.
~ Sn Dem 9a3srbter-S Salon un0 9}elaura-
tiOn pom q. NDIin9er, $50. IS SID 6reoertdfr.
fnpen Semi Aneder beate, @touta9 einen luper-
ben QunA.
RB Das aSpdbenblatt bee Baltimore gseGsfp si6ein
ieOen 6rsita8 Ditta8.
gs entbaGt IS brejte Spelten 8eietOfi, AnS cas-
6Ormat 1T beOeatenO or6ber ais tr ta0ttte @eeer.
SnbGlt;
Na8r;6tsm uMb teIe9rapbi&e Gepsi&en aus auen GBsilsn be-
9anSe8.
@orrefpoubeu3en aus ben 6%el0fa9su.
@6ttprtelIe &ttifel iber bic pi9h9ea &ase8ira9en M
bas @sueite aus @afbiu9tpnl nb cen Departments Ger &e9suanS
Ssraer bic 5prtiesuns bs oei9i8a@en 0toaians
Scr Nrppbet."
@eSiG6te, Mannisfalti9ec, Observation-Disclosures &c.
Ippie aud cine ne6eriiGt ter eurOp aii@ en- @eWi8teiten
wsI9s bis CUR @tuuce Der @u6IttuttCa ~einIaufen.
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W10rrtpreife.
@aItimeFe, ben s. Mnauf ls6l

SHtAlttNAE VIZ q NNHutt tOOle
d tnbSteb. @8 wurben 700 @tad auSeebeten
Yreile left. 8p1 S3.25@$4.O0 10 100 Id
DurbldntttSpreis $500 p 100 lb. @erfaufi
murben 375 an btelge Mebqer.
. 9Wetne pentg ~8erlan9t II. an rieperen Yrets
tea ~SertauTt pUa $5.50@$6.O u 100 ID be-
5ablt,
@4@afe $2.75@a.o 90 8eiapreu, fir CUTE Seer,
ben.
Nlcpbplt per @alpne 39-n Gts. fir 95 eGt
8nttert bette @jpbem 81 @ts. % ID, @laSes 20
-22t Jtpltbutter 2O-24 Cts.
6ebern, 40 (O As SIS - Id petiae i'm Marfi
8rM6tet SpItnen S1.9002,25, NalmuilTe s
GtS., @printben 81 gt8., pFaumen l25@
II Gents, @ttrpnea $l.55@2.0O per SCR,
Sran9en 81 90 per 8pr.
48 S,phne In Rluu1pen s.. So.
81 uanp peruptaai1Aer 2240 @ 5000
Gnpdenrhebl $40 per Seune.
81 E n Il pier'put 81 Cts. p 1b NelFcn 10
103@t5u pltiu. Sngper 81 6, Musfatuu5
Al @ts.
81 etretbe, 9SeiSen rOtb. prbiuar l0O@1os
gut Bis a98geSei6net 1lo@ll5, wciBer gutter
1l6@120, ertra feiner l300135.
9aTeG, Str8. u, WtarHl. 33@35, peunl. Sc,
4Qrn, wetBeS 6S@7o, selbe8 5000 @ts.
9tpggeh Warglanb SO, 9ennf. $4,000 Cts.
9ppfen, nener p ID 00@35 Cts.
9Gute5 Bfb lpie 7@6t getrpdnete 14-15.
9en, Iimptb9 $15@17 per 3pnnc. &lee 81
0l3 III Spl.
aaffee, GiO gut 49, q al prima 144@l5,
9apa 10, Saqua9ra 15@l6.
9ebert Ipan. Soblen "a @ 81 9anc oeldl.
"a Cd 20 Stabt 24@So, Ster 3. 5O@4.5 So,
3alb 12@20 % Qua.
@PlaifeS, Muscpsabe 2J@26, GewsSrIeane
neuer 36@38 GtS,
SO ebl 5pparcfIeet. fuper 1912
. ertra to fanrb $50
. GbiO & 9eutuag iuper 500
u y familg 7.0o@7.5 so
Gttg Drills GUT bis fein 5.0O@5.l2
. ertra 6.0o@6.50
u 9BellH fainilp 900
y St~eferSDir, 9atapsep, NIblan6
h Greelfpr fantil9 900
eA 9~telerppir ertra $50
81 9 9 { nm ~ s.50@375
R~prnmeb l. 800
prp3t tpnent ipentg Nahfraae. SduItsrn
64@7,, fir Seiteniide 73@S, fir g6infem
9@llk. Sal5aetl6; 9reiie serlAiebeh fir
NetSt 54@6 Cts.
.9tdrfe. Yerl 5-6 Cts. Rib
Gals s. Nrpnnp blum 5B@af9O@I08 g., Mar1
lGall6 $I.35@$1. 40, Mfbtpn's $3.50, Gurfs
Jslanb rs Cts. ID 8ulbel pom Stpre.
@ a a NJ en-. Nleelaaatett gut bis nuS1esethne
$4. O@4.75 per 8ibI. bpt 81 ID. TiltUtn,
$2.5o@2.75, 8Ia9sfaanen $l.35@I40.
per 8uibel.
|@btsfep @its p @aQpne III Cents, SbiO
Is, aber feline gerfGnfe.
B vile, uu9ewalden 23-25 10 Ib, Qarnm %
81, fetne 50 90 90.
3nGert Ner>SrleanS 6.5O@7, %, G,rocerie or.
binAir big gut s ,25@7.
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[Signaturel Gu
To be signed by the United States district judge, United
States district attorney, collector, or navy agent.
(Sulil5, An, lmlw)
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WnS Dem gaSen.

@t6mpno, 8, Nu8uif. (8iu 2Oui8Ui(le.)
Die 3eitansen lageu, boB Npmirnl Dunoas bic
@bIi6t Ga6s, feline 6lotte naA @barleton 5a brtn=
gen unp I4 nt2t I'M pie glpfaDe 3t fitmmert.
Der 6rittl6t @pnlul aber ingt, DAP ct bon eineut
iplden llnternehmen tetne &unbe Sale.
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8of bittDtpuer Arse3 en-

II Gnbicribeitter fopie aud, @n,eiasn fir ssasb.l
instun II. Geuvgetotcn tperse,t bel %5rr. 9. Z. seieS.
feISt, @O. 42O @sStr, nnterbalb 8. Str. .entaeqeu
Qeupnner. ~
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N~erlan9t nno geiud,t.

SerlanQt:: Ssi1s %s'% ss si9 s s"sss, %sI9 .ai. gaai Ten ~
iOlbsl, Der i90n i6rifiesen fam, miro c~pr9e8psem, 3n re6en
II ber WedersSffice.
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Ord9pner
fur hen Dieuit Der Ser. Staaten a~uiperben.
Dferbe unp @qutpirtr9 iperren pom 0ouoernea
ment eetelt,
9tefruten nerSen All 3 Sabre (pber friber entlaGen) on9enom,
men. uno erbaIten 6ieIeIbe 95bnun9 ME e ancern Iruppea, 1914
per Nonat) netft 2aub. g8arrantS Ano eth @unbert
in baar AM SdIub Der 0ienit;eit. @ute 9e ter
peroet %por9e3c9en. gu nelbcr bel
S. g. @%rea9er,
55S g. Baltimorsfr.
3pste @erntrun9s- Office in SO. III gon6- nabc ganfitr.
An86S Capt. @etf6fe.
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Gjetpilrse. - 4rima Giploernenent $50. IN. 2, Mu5FatniAs.
idAparSen Sin9appreaYfeffT, Netfeu, @efio, Na4statblHtbe lrS
sSamaiea Eelnent corratb9 uab SIT oerfaaiea b& 81 ob E ny al6 X
Stnoall, ~ Sbeap1loe.s Gpt20S
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-06-27

MOTHERS, READ THIs.-The following is all
extract from leltr written by the pastor OF
Baptist Chulch tG the q Journal and Mes
senger," Cincinnati. Qhio, and speaks volumes
in favor of that worll-renowned medic inc
Mrs. WINsLows SooHING SYRUP FOR Chill
DREN TEETHING:
"We see an advertisement in your columns
of Mrs. Winslow's SootRag Syrup. Now we
never said word in famr of patent medi-
cine before in our life, bu, we feel compelled
to say to your readers, tha. a.this is no humbug
'wB HAvR TRIED IT, ANB KSgw IT TO BE ALL Il
CLAIMS. It is, probably, on, of the most sue
cessful medicines of the day, because it is one
of the best. And those Of your readers who
have babies can't do better than to lay IN q
supply"
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EndepenlenCe DaY.

At a meeting held on Monday evening
Iraac Caufeld was chosen President O.
the meeting. The object of the meeting
was to make preparations for celebrating
tie coming 4th OF July.
Messrs. j NJ. Hamilton, I. S. Chase,
and Isaac Garfield, were nominated q
general Committee.
The following were nominated Com
,mi'tee of Arrangements
Committee of Ladies.-Mrs S. Ross
Mrs. c. G. Manley, Mrs. d. L. Gassmire
Mrs. n. II. Goodsell, Mrs. j. B. Smith
Mrs A. Gordnier, Mrs. A. T. Jones, Mrs
II. J. Olmsted Mrs Lewis Mann, Mrs
B. S. Colwell, Mrs. S. D. Kelly, Mrs. A
French, Mrs. Isaac Benson, Mrs. f. W
Knox, Mrs. " G. Dixie, Mrs. h. A. Bar
clay. Miss V. Smith, Miss S. Russell
Miss Fannie French, Miss Imo. Butter
worth, Miss Mary Barclay, Miss Belle
Haven, Miss E. Lyman, Miss S. Taggart,
Miss L. Jeorg, Miss G. A. Metzger, Miss
Helen Brown, Miss Juliet Reckhow.
Committee Of entlemea.-Messrs. S.
Ross, G.. c. Manly, D. T. Glassmire, n.
II. Goodsell, j. 3. Smith, A. Gordnier,
A. I. Jones, II. j Olmsted, Lewis Mann,
B. S. Colwel, S. d. Kelly, A. French,
Walton Dwight. Wm. Colwell, Pierre
Stebbins, o. j. Reese, E. Jeorg, A. B.
Mann. n. G lassmire, G.. j. Reynolds, John
Maynard, NJ. w. McAlarney, Thos King,
Alex. Eydam.
The Declaration of Independence will
be read from a fac sinnile of the original
text, an Grafton, and a Dinner in some
Grove.
The citizens Of the place and surround
ing country are earnestly requested to
Participate. Meet at the Court House
on the 4th at the ringing Of the bell.
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Bl~The fU+4U wing is list Of the Pot
ter County Volunteers in Col. Ramsey S
Regiment of Sharpshooters.:
George Higloy, Hebron.
Lewis Higlcy, Hebron.
G. II. HYdorn, Hebron.
Francis Davis, Hebron.
W. II. HolIenbeek, Hebron.
Wallis Hoflenoeek, Hebron.
Reuben Post, Hebron.
Martin White, Hebron.
Albert Reed, Hebron.
w. l. Green, Hebron.
Isaac n Chase, First Fork.
G. Ii. Roscher, Heating.
Harvey Hubert, Heating.
Wm. II. Cobb, Millport.
G. w. Barnes, Millport.
Eli Lavell, Oswayo.
John Grandy, 05wayo.
w. I. Kenyon, Oswayo.
[. G. Staysa, Clara.
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by +. n: STEB
BINS & BRO. Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
oppositeD. F. Glassmire's Hotel,
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n@~We hear that certain Couder-
spo.t "Abolition Yankee" came near
being dccapitated by "Committee of
Southern gentlemen" CD down in the
land of traitors.
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Cold,rs2ort, Tharsiay Morning June 27, 1861
NOTICE,

pfa-This week is the last that we send
10 those who do not call and attend to
their account. There are great many
subscribers, whose time for which they
maid has run out, and who we think
want the paper continued, but we will
have to treat all alike those who do not
nav or make some satisfactory arrange
ment we will strike from the List. We
know the times are hard, we feel that
they are, and for that and other reasons
the paper is given for only One Dollar.
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Bv the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks
of Teryous or Sick Ncaddche may be prevent
ed and if taken AT the commencement CT an
attack immediate relief from pain aud sick
ness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing Ia, Nausea
and HeqdQehe to which females are 80 SUBJ
ject
They act gently upon tie bowels: is:--remoT-
ing Costireness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate fs-
males, ard sll persons of sedentary habits thsS
are valuable as a Eqrdt,ce improving the os-
petite giving tone and siger to tie digestive or
gana, and restoring the nataras elasticity ana
strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS arc the result OF
long investigation and carefully conducted e1-
pcriments having been in use many years,
during which time lEey kaye prevented and
relieved a vast amount Of pain end suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system or from deranged state Of the
stomach.
They arc entirely vegetable IN their cornpo-
gi.ion, and may taken ut all times With per-
feet safety with ut making any change of dl-
Ct and the aJss &c cfany disagreeaPle taste rem
ders easy 10 al amistsr them to .chiifreD.
BEWAR.- OF COUNTERFEETS
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry g,
Spalding on each Boz. !. -,
I Sold iSy Druggists ard al other Dealers in
Medicines.
4 Box will be sent by mail prepaid on re-
ceipt of the
PRICE, 25 CENTS,
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDING,
=. as Cedar Street, New York.