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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30
Chances for Business Glen.

TOR SALE.-W God WoF&ing MACHINERY,
L HORSES. WAGONS. DO. to ei..s a. ssis.e sosuss'
zlo'-
lIoodvortL's Psnns Ms. 5 Teuuoning Machines,
.hr,s 3power icr icrus Machines,
ts.liel Moldns Machines, Door GtsgeTs
lso ss.s " oia.ns Og.lsEs Re.ii-nlus saws,
81 Modas Planes srh Sac
y CirculN Berches Bind Ie"nonint
tsos,-cBt Benches boring Mac ines
tWnsnts POt-soT oil Saws Sash sud Dind stocking Ma
lCgosby's Re-saving hI 3, chiles,
iTsTsis, Lsihes. l.NOG shafiins, y 20 3 In.
zrse .ee Lsihe for Aoidinr, Pulrys a. ia g-fs
tAe0t Lsthes D0,1lr AID Sn.le. Leather
bAsEeI hschines. B-tIls
tslss s2ngbt Boring Ma 2 30 q. steam Pife.
ehnes, Pgnch ffc..-s, pons le FofE-
Lsse Quantities Of Tools fNtofe kc.. ?erisiug 10
d. business All the shove hacnoer, 10 nrsi-o i'm
bssyel sns now fanuns tbs Ia gees ard prte
p:st.hme Of it, kind In the UoeG Sstes c0sus sho
trseu; propre over twenty thoGssO1 a0.srs
Aso par heavy Tuck Horses pe i,ey ,olnd ard KIDD
vita aud Lomber irsck; soed uosEy Can horse
Hsres. and spriGs Cs also, Jss c1o.ast Carriage
hose lt han Is hsh warrant perfectly slund sGd AiDd.
a! 10 .ro inside OF three nlnuies vita 90 without rrw
ktsi ey-tnsds hsr0sss sd obi ngtsp BHsty-~ei s6sp.
q 70. feai al tDe property Will be sold
Z lo:. % So purchasers d.Cys1t iron cot.
ATlly s. No. ~ s5u.b 81 st OF soiIess box NO i9l
biss n y. D.
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Gmnsemeuls.

NlBLOs GARDEN.
n Jesse. and M.ua.e1..........Mr WAL wHEATLEY.
TEE bLsr YEEilLA gED .ThEATER Ia TIE
coDnNrRY. ;. ,o.,,
EVERY EVENING
TIE TEitD MON Il
John BToryhea', G'aud Aomsn''c Dana. en.isled
THE DUKES MOTTO.
TIE GREAT SUCCESS
o, which is beyeud
ALL PRECEDENT.
l22oe P.r9nn' Asyina nf d,IPSIfUL IP, PLAY
Tia celebrated i'ish { omedii,nI ,Iiss Iae '''''''
Who h.s bougb. sole rsh; OF Representation Of the
Dukes Motto IL America as ,,c,,
Vine" sud while Th,res Lif1 Thefr'. Hope"
""'' Mr WILLIAM WHEATLEY 4
In "A, remsi scle p.r.ousiion OF
CapL hENRI De LAGAGDERE.
with dtai!on Of ehascers emSscss every name con-
'S0'' THIS UNEoUALED COMPANY.
Splendid New scenery. Costumes, appointments: DC
And dsignuuI selections Of
ma'ic. und,r tb, direction Of Harvey B Dodw0rsh.
'' In$EE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
PARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- LvERY Day AND EVEHlNG THIS WEEK,
Commencing MONDAY July 27. 1858.
ONE WEEK MORE.
POSITIVELY TIE LAST WEEK.
sANFoRD's gTnrOPf,N OPERA TROUPE,
NEGRO hiNsfsELS. DANCERS.
COMIC OPEDATlC PERFORMERS.
hs srendid band his acquired ulboanded popularity du
s b,r sho erggeusOi 5ut th. pievieu. srrspse neni
forbid thor longer ses the Museum snd the has
'''' OTHER RICH NOVELTIES,
which also compe him to make
THIS THE LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
OF this tAleltea snu attractive
TROUPE OF ETHiOFIANS.
henc. thi, week I. tae la 70 w,r-s tneir
RlCH AND LAUGHABLE PERFORMANCES
sFLESDID BILL or FARE
f,Y iheir last weeks entrrAnsIt and the manager feels
confident tbat his patrons w,ii had -
IHk Old AMERICAN MUSEUM
a attractive a. ever. aud during this hot weather
the COOLEST An MOST COMFORTABLE
ONE WEEK MORE ALSO. AND
POSITIVELY lHE LAST WEEK
TIGHfRoF. a rERgoRNERs, GYMYAsTs. sud PAN.
TDNtMISiS Tho
DENIER BRO HERS.
wbose fea,s Of ssi ity snd dniug outvie even
1Hk FAMOUS BLONDlN.
SPLENDID SGRFOkiAhCES
Daily .t and; 6cocE.
10 be ken ali toUfs day and evening
InE LIViSG Ot IA q OUTANG.
o. WILD MAN OF TdE WOODS.
Two LiNlN0 TiGCR CATS.
Two MONSTER LIVING Boa CONSrNCTORS,
Robert HOUDIN's NoSDtAtUL
AUIONATON WAITER
TIE LiiHrNlN0 CALCULATOR
DOMESTIC car NLRstNG TWO NfTKs.
The GRAND AoUAHIA. L.sra-d sea-, s.s Lion Mon
uer BsvT, Living AaacondAs Va ,guf-'. Se
Admission 10 all p cents. Chi dlrn J~irf TO- IS ceE.a
sANFoRD's COMPLIMENTARY FAREWELL BIN
Eflr
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Wy. wholesale Prices Of Country Produce

fou Ins wEEs nsDIsS WKDSEsDAr, July ~. 1863
IR~potee sxpressiy for 1as n. Y 1RIBcsEi
shpper produce in order realize the hxnss Nt-
oces Tor thsI oeusSnsns should heed the following In
| structions: . -, 4,
Mark tho consignses psuly aud neatly upon each
package be shipped together with Jou. own usuo OF Pf
,sts uSrk, and slse she contents Of the package
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30
SAINSEvAINs
~ CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERs

AZ the Of California Wine destined to exclude entire
fo midst al pOGnas made ou alcohol tnd other
fri 90 desler1Us " health. many oi cut eGds hIvo sns
lei.so 70 q, 10 o1sf 20 the public ~ -
a EuIER5 MADE QUO OF PURE NATIVE CALL
kOhAIA WINE.
sts 10 lgroeabs tz1tc combine al hs tonic and
nrrtting properties cf those kind Of beverages without
hsssrt;ns the bad qua lilies p that Of Alcohol SC
According TO then rEaes offer the puobc btsfs
seAt variant u. composed Of OsT boa .a.e California
sss cal attention Of Drusgis Physieaut a. Chem
ss 70 sIsnine our b<rs and they will tuc them repre-
yGDd We confident that
CALlFOESIA WINE BIrTERS
vi ooa Aka the place Of those Doyi0u AID thai
~ p1blic In general Will be bsneh'.d BY II
sAINoEVAIN BROS.
5ole Propris,or.
TIE immense popularity Of ts podue, has in space Q!
svo ys.YI taken The rs above al Other bsfs r. Cali
fria Oregon British TO 1nbis and all TIE Peche Cost
is hSi determined .oiict the Agency ifo firnds
kessrA sAINSEVaIN BROS who nsss already eonndod to
~ the Agency OF their Wines
Each cppsI ship eoDng from California will bring me
- Of 1sf ost popusr beverslstbs SaDovslD "ins BIZ
~s CESAR hC0. ROBERT. No 81 CedsfsI
TIVE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
L 0OUT AND RHEUMATISM.
Al ,ufsre from the above copsns either of recent or
s1g s.sndng .'e advised TO T,s bAAIkS OOUl AND
SEkLMATtC PILLS. Trey Teis1 upon the most
Ne sSd srsctas remedy CfeIod 10 ttS public and nave
s,n universally used Ia Europe iof With the
rs'iss
Pr,pssa by PROUT h nARsANr, We 22s Stand, Lon.
ssa Etsi.nd. ard sold b. thef Agents. NELLs Co.,
tr.lkl a., New Yerk.
Her ksedys Comm ssiousrs have authorizsd the bas,
pa ,dis.s of"ThOMAs PhOUT Z2s Strand LoDdsn" 20
=. iupssd upon the OoveInnsnt stamp affixed ssen boz
lie genuine medicine.
frise srd Is cents per boz
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ncndQunrter, Loyai Drigadc of tac NORTH,

No 80 Brsaasy, wh,re a. eOniAauicsileH Dus be Ad
afs..-d to Colonel WN BLISS, oIgsurus the Brgs,r
FNEOLLING OFfICEs-Ns Et Broadway, oppos.s n,
City Han, No C~nr--st. oppoac tonrousPs oace. a.d
Nc. Z Couit-si. Broosyn oppo't- City Hal
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30
THE WELL-KNOWN MANCHESTER
1lc0lrul.
MANHOOD and the vIGOR of YOUTH re-

MANHOOD and the VIGOR Of YOUTH re-
vi stored in FOUR WEEKS by Dr. RlCOADs Is
BEhCK Of LIFR.-DT. RECORD. u f2fis, after yam VI
toel.tou, hes Il length seeded 20 The urssut
ies Of the American public, aai tpp9nted "a AGENT 81
kE~-YORk for the sale Oi his waved and highly ple1
ksSESCk OF LIEE
qb,s wondsIf. sgeni viii restore rsnhood to the nol;
i.sed eoostu u.ioD wbeher sfisna n ~ s1esssea ~ Z
S9se the eHecis OF climate, natural csusss Tue time
sec cure ihvseTsts cass is four week ana
s,sa according 20 the prnsa ins1ne09' t~he" s 's'y
Inyel failure 10 inposslo Die
I'M. h0Isuorrs ieuecv should be taken by al about 70
barry iis effects permanent u {. scknO~l-Js-d By
u, ao5oai press be the creates, disoovsy
stece. in evey case esTis0 As Mat scsIes over
2fcvs igsoTsuce.
d. RfCORUs ESSENCE OF LIFE Is ssd IN esses witN
~ inr1otions for a. s. or tour gusutss 10 Tor
o. vi. De- any part, c@f.0ls packed p
rsttnOe by bis acc. edited sseu IhlY Roland 40 AZ
stcOuest oos door est from brosd~sy, No~ York.
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Professional Nolieee.

NlARLES S. SPENCER, Attorney and
~ CoUnsor d. Law Proctor ard Advocate IL o. s Courts
20 3S9 Brosdwsy, nsw-Yok Rolde1cs-,o ~ London
Terrace. Wts 23i.,t tbo,w-en 9th aud lC.n-avl
John JOLLlFFE, Attorney and Counsellor at
~ Law, No 3j6 Penpyiysnia-avenus Wa,liu.ton City
C. will eise prompt and careful attention to Contac'or
claim, sud csis tor vessels and boats in the service Of
Aa United states AMI 10 pIIe and 0hef c'e. in sdm
IN tho Dlstict Of CCumo! bsois 20 4oHnseue 5harpsf
Phsde'rhia; Hon Issc Nawon Comm ssi9ner q AgricB
ure Wsabngton City, y. G.; Hon. ~ H. S~syDs, Judge -
the Suprsnie Court oi the United Stste.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

n)e00ina Car0s. &e.

AT j. EVERDELL's, No. 302 Broadway
~ wEDDlNG CARDS and MOLE PAPLRs IN o.e.'ni
ayles Aso seals aud Silver DooPaes os7autly eL.rsvod
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30
IAdyef,is ulsdt.I

MILLER & CARPLNrr1, Produce Commission
M,rob,nt, for ,ne sale vi sats Cheese Lara Esg- Poa;
tr, I,ne UI.ln Rloun Pok, Uop, Seeds, beans, pnsA
Tut, apd Country pfodgce grseEay. No Eus oadiasA
Y NO aCo W,,nryona;) We give oar pels'nh aitsa'
ton to th- .,bAg Of ell soois cocssned TO US
.uya r,. tu.as rog. Releregcs: "
Igyng BsI n. Marsh Prs.ideut New Yosk sai En' H"T'
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A nntierr of Mcayy Artillcry, Bod slete

A Battery Of Heavy ARTILLERY Tor Siege end For
csd,u Dgty. h no" o'ghzins 20 BE- eonnsnded y the
sud sscued the l5'h Reg Heavy Ari.
ery n. Y. 5 Vos, Gel LOUIS SCHlkMkR, commsud'
ing Tho usual bouIues paid. tof further it tfofmstion
qulie the office, No. ls1 IhlbAnt second door, new
Yo,k Civ CALVIN SHAFfER,
CAPTAIN anI necI litins OiicrT.
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Reeelpts or Produce.

JuIr 20 -s3ii bbs Floar es+ bss Corn Meal sso osn.
WHISKY rkx, Oil.Caks $3.50 bush. Oats ~ pags Ans%
rOo pia. Hst.s ,soo plsa PsI0'a ~ Plsa Rs''assA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

DUNNiNG RACES
IL Al SARATOGA
10. supue, ne.ins .t th- ser.of. Spfins ". T.. for
lupuins races, vii be held the 81 th. Sh sud tlh of
.gust Several viii be esch day. Al no Loue'
I.csnty A. the Psopou Phl46. phs snd Cenifsvils m-e
iBs. witt otAer from K-ntocty sHd ps ana vii be In
st.nd.uce snd capital sseiIs anticipated H.ees to c0
ms1cs .. II oc ocS each day.
TicEta Of Admission fL
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1N!iiarn Noiltes.

Fifteenth Regiment, Heavy Artillery. y. Y.
voig.. comunAu BY tol L. SCHlRttN formerly taf.
tam Of the famous "a N. /. Inieprndeu, Flying Bauer,
Baiterie. already stationed Fort Lyon near Wash-
ngton. u. 4. A. Dogliics paid Sab.ence and eohius
frrnisLcd enlistins few god men waited for
Co. F. comma 1ioG ~ Capt II. WRlduE For psrcgsrs,
spply - Lieut.. NCHAtD j. CLAIM, jr, Recruiting Oi.
hssr Ci., Hal Pafk y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

DROGRESSIVE PIC-NIC.-FRIENDS OF
L PBOGRgss, srlalIu tLlsTs, INCLUplNo ThE
"CHLDREN's PROGRESSIVE IL CEDA,' vii bod
Their EIcarsiou and FicNc oa FRIDAY his Ns.i,
July TL- procession wi 10 fofHsi At Tie hsiiid OF
rr sna proceed tLo beat, foot Of spius't, of
FOR; side Of The H1d.o1. a. friendly se
.otiaiy invited Tho poU ~ &C cck precise.
Tickets the excursion. including The eoiaieh - eents
To te - 8. HERALD OF PROGRESS OffiCE. an ss
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

nODWORTH HALL.-Ailss AUGUSTA l..
~ DaRGOH. s.s!.'Ad ~ Pot J. B BROWS. Ill give
Ma.c. and Drsmstc Eui-ul nm-nt 81 Does~ 9rths hsli
Bioa1sAy, on THURSDAY EYEHISS. JaJ ~ a. Ve49ek
Mr Is p MAlla,r-i tbs popular ii,initi, and Vi :.
Lor-iz Composer AID Pianist hsv- andy vo.us,se' cd
I.cket.. 80 c.nts. 10 90 oblaInst u tba oo0T.
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Cost an6 fonno.

CtIA REWARD.-LOST in COurtlandt-s at
% lp or .lsiaeu.Iso- FOCKET-BOOk. ooutainins q
sun =! Mcuey end Note for 80 To Above reward nil
BE- P.id TO TIE hoder II lef 1t No. III "s','t
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CHE GREAT ENGLiSH REMEDY FOR
Grcrrsiona.

EXCURSIONS to CONEY IsLAND.-The
- =. Ca, Of the CoNEY ISLAND and BROOKLYN
snLhOAD COMPANY r1n every s,H alnot0s ron Fulton
Sst1uSs feui.s, brookyp, connecting :. ci'I line with
,N tr.sbhsd. Drsvs.snd 5n.spshssd Bay and Csssy
~Ad-EIssslyn. May ~, 1888
W. u. c. COKE. sspsrih,endsnt
tsHlNG BANKS.--Stesmer MARYLAND
g. ss's, PECK Slip si Ia m. West Jph-s, Deyst, u
roha hvS a. daily except SsIIfdsy. FsIs 20 esntA
'~~ a~hssAns1's Bait sudsLinss OF boNd
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ntdfhlncrn.

WATER WHEELS.-REYNOLDS" PAT
W KsT.-The best Turbine In use. hodes aud Draw
ir may be ofoe. No 49, bfosi~sy New ,s
IALLCOIT UNDkbH.LL
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furniIrrr.

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
w,rftbtsd naaufsciur. Ai.o sod Cb-s aud Walnut
Chamber suites y sln tDJ ornamental 81 h y tAhRlNO-
Ton ;. 5Gs Csgsl.t opposite "opstsr E'tsthslsd 80
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30


There has been improved demand for fne Cheese tsd
the stock has gown ,I. prices higher good es9
the market has been rgfe9 up aud inu'ed ~
weather. and dsposed OF low Obio has
in g1e receipt and extra qualities have touched o1
,ide liverpool sdsc.s tepcr large business N good
ync.s for sfsdes oil Cheese wue erDr T. tending
downward We hear ,hat ss5ersbs the Reserve
tre moving Tow tho D.s.!sppi Enyh Dby bAs bs-a
in far d-uani ty s-ady. good rany lots have been
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-01

YoUk LOCAL PRESS. -Itis the pride of Amer
icaus that in proportion to our population we
have more than double the number of news
papers of any other country in the world.
This is fitly regarded as an evidence of the
higher intelligence of our people. 1t is not
claimed that our first scholars are better edu-
Gated than are those of the Old World but
il is claimed that, the great body of our peo-
pie are more intelligent than are the working
classes of Europe; and if this newspaper press
is not the cause, it is an evidence of the fact.
In ordinary times newspapers, are cheaper
here than there, and every family not on the
list of paupers may enjoy its weekly visits
and we do know that families in which the
paper is regular visitor, are more intelli-
gent, virtuous, and respectable than they
would be without it. Hence We urge upon all
readers to support your local paper; do not
let "hard times" the war, nor the high price
of paper cause suspension of its regular
issue better do without some luxury than
this necessity. Pay the printer as you would
your school-teacher, your preacher, or your
physician If you must drop either, drop your
tea, your coffee, or your tobacco; /; but do not
drop your local paper. Are you poor Then
save the amount from off your back, and put
it in pour head.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-01
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

HVHE subscriber offers the whole of the fol-
Ill., lowing described tracts of land at private
sale. The property viii be sold in body or
in separate tracts, as purchasers may desire.
1t is in one of the finest numbering and farm
ing districts of this or adjoining counties, and
will be sold at very reasonable price.
No. /. A tract of Two Hundred and Six
acres, Sixty acres of which are improved,
bounded by lands of Martin Bartron, Bensleys,
Horton, and the Sinnemahoning creek, on
which are erected one Frame, House, one
Frame Barn, one Frame Shed, Apple, Peach,
Pear, and Plum Trees, and also fine lot of
Pine, Oak and Hemlock Timber, A Spring
at the door, and the Sinnemahoning and East
Fork of the First Fork creeks running through
it. Situate in Wharton township.
No. 2. One Hundred and Twenty Five
acres of Timber land, situate up the Nelson
run in Wharton township.
No. 3. Also Sixty-Seven Acres of Timber
Land up Hunter run, adjoining Smith Bros,
about Two acres of which are improved, on
which are erected one Log House, situate in
Wharton township.
No. 4. One other lot of Timber Land con-
tanning eyenty-Six acres, up Bensleys Hollow
in Wharton township.
NO. o. One other lot eI llmoer Lanu, con-
tanning One Hundred and Fifty Acres, situate
up Yag Hollow, on which are erected one
Frame House and one Log House, with gar
den and two or three fine springs OF water, in
Wharton township.
No. g. He will also sell the undivided half
of tract of Four acres of land, bounded by
lands of JOS. L. Nelson and the Sinnemaho-
ming creek, on which are erected one fine large
WATER SAW W-MILL, known as the " Card
MILL" and also Dwelling House, situate in
Wharton township.
He will also sell the following personal pro-
perty, to wit: One Span of Horses, Wagon,
One Sleigh, Four Cows, Seven Yearlings,
Seven Calves. JAMES BARTRON.
Wharton, June II, 1869
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-01

heA.4cw often, in a transient riot martial
law is proclaimed how often, rioters, DISC
beyihg The authority, are shot down in the
streets "without trial by jury or habeas cor
pus." Yet now, when the tens Of thousands
of men have been in riotous rebellion for two
years, the President is denounced because he
puts fomenters of the trouble where they can
do no harm. Now, car Mayors ana Megis-
trates do more in time of peace, than the Com
thander in Chief of Army aid Navy can do in
time Of war? -silly-absurd
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Postage i'm Advance.

The 18th Section of the Act Of Congress OF
March ,, 1853, which goes into effect on the
lst day of July next, provides " that upon
all regular publications the postage shall be
paid BEFORE delirerey for not less than one
quarter, nor more than one year"
In obedience to this law no papers will be
delivered from this Office after TUESDAY
NEXT, unless one quarters postage shall be
paid in advance. JNO. S. MANN, P. N.
Coudersport, June IA, 1868. f<-..
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-01

BSS~ The Pennsylvania Copperhead State
Convention, held at Harrisburg, adopted res
olutionS violently denouncing the war policy
of the government, but failed even by so much
as an implication to condemn the invasion OF
Pennsylvania by armed insurgents, leaving
the public in doubt whether, after all, the
democracy" did not expect and desire the
presence of Jenkins and his rough-riders at
the State Capital as preferable to Gov Curtin
and our local soldiery. The Convention also
denounced, with especial vehemence that part
of the national policy looking to the employ
ment Of negroes in the national defences and
subsection of slavery in all its relations to the
risks and penalties of the war it has evoked
Yet at that very hour stout negro arms were
building, within sight of the place where the
convention met, Notifications for the defence
of the Capital, and a company of colored cit
liens from Philadelphia, embracing men of
character and means, were asking at the hands
of Gen. Couch, permission to fight for the pre-.
servation of the lives and property Of these
very Democrats"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-01
The Great Cause of
HUMAN MISERY

Justpublished in sealed envelope, price cts
4 Lecture by Dr.CULvERwELL, on the Cause
IA and Cure of Spermatorrhea, Consump-
ton, Mental and Physical Debility, Nervous
ness, Epilepsy Impaired Nutrition of the Bo-
dy; Lassitude Weakness of the Limbs and
Back: Indisr osition, and incapacity for Study
and Labor; Dullness Of Apprehension Loss
of Memory; Aversion to Society Love ofSoI-
itude Timidity Distfust; Dizziness !;
Headache Affections o. the Eyes Pimples
on the Face Involuntary E ,issions, and Sex
ual Incapacity; the Consequences of Youth
ful Indisereton, &C., &c.
This admirable Lecture clearly proves that
the above enumerated, often self afflicted evils
may be removed without medicine and with
out dangerous surgical Operations, and should
be read by every youth and every man in the
land Sent under. seal, to any address, in
plain, sealed envelope, on the receipt of six
cents, or two postage stamps, by addressing,
Dr.. CHAS. J. G. KLINE,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box, 1886
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-01

BG5@ The following deeds were acknowledg-
ed during the June Term Of Court, by Sheriff
Larrabee
A tract of land in Clara township to Joseph
Mann an d R. L. Nichols for $85, sold as the
property of F. P. Brooks.
A tract in Hector ..to R. G. White for 500,
sold as the property Of L. W. HanviIle.
A tract in Harrison to VIM. Cobb for $25,
sold as the property of P. P. Ervay.
A tract in Bingham to George Fox for S25,
sold as the property of Amasa Robbins.
A tract in Oswayo to Lawrence Herbert for
$50, sold as the property of Earnst Leo and
Mari Leo.
A village lot in the Borough of Coudersport
to John S. Mann for SAL, sold as the property
of G. Ayiesworth.
A tsact IN Clara to C.S.Jones tor S720, sold
as the property of I. D. Staysa.
A tract in Oswayo to Lewis Lawrence for
$50, sofa as tae property of Joseph and Ali
gail Stevenson.
tract in Sweden to John S.Mann for Sl05,
sold as the property Of c. Aylesworth.
A tract in Abbott to VIM. Radde for S25
sold as the property of Zinpert and Reimau.
a tract in Wharton TO De Olmsted for S31
sold as the property of ]. Carman, Sr.
A tract in Eulalia and Sweden to W. R.
Ives for 500, as the property of Amos Clark
tract in Allegany to VIM. 7. Hulse for
$500, sold as the property of Thomas NJ. and
Eliza A. Nicholson.
A tract IN Eula!i& to Isaac Benson for $50
sold as the property Of Hen Jordan.
A tract in GeneSee 10 Joseph Truax for s.,
as the property of John Rooney.
i tract in Jackson to S. F. Wilson for S7I,
sold as the property of NJ. Chapel.
A tract in Sharon to B. S. Cowell for $50
sold as the property of l. D. Staysa.
a tract in Oswayo to Sophronia Kenyon for
$50, sold as the property of Henry Lawton.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-01

Ey30n the arrival Of the Rebels at Hagers-
town, lieutenant and five men wearing the
federal uniform, crept out of house where
they had been hiding, and gave themseh es up
to be paroled. They told Gen. Jenkins that
they did not wish to fight any longer against
their Southern brethren. The reply of the
General must have greatly astonished the
cowardly traitors. He Indignantly rejected
their claim of brotherhood told them that if
he had twenty fifth cousin as white livered
as they were he would kill him and set him
up in his barnyard to make sheep own their
lambs, and concluded by detailing six "good
lusty fellows with thick boots" to parole"
the recreant federals by vigorously kicking
them out of the camp to the west border of
the town. 1t is said that the Rebel soldiers
were highly tickled with the scene, and loud
ly expressed their approval of "Jenkln's mode
Of paroling towards" The six miserable pol
trocns who were so energetically booted must
have felt very differently. What an encour-
aging prospect for deserters.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-01

E6@The work on the eastern end of the
unfinished portion of the Phila. & Erie Rail-
road is being pushed vigorously forward
There seems to be determination on the part
of the company, to have the cars running to
Shipper some time in August next. The
bridge at Grindstone is nearly completed, and
the track will soon be laid to Sterling Run, ,as
the work between that place and Second Fork
is far advanced towards comp!etiop.- .AcKsa'
Miner.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-01

elYThe Union Convention Of Iowa nomi-
mated Colonel William NJ Stone for Governor.
Col. Stone is lawyer by profession, and was
Judge of the Sixth District Court when the
war began. He enlisted as a private, was
elected as Major, captured at Shiloah, held a
year in rebel prisons, finally exchanged, ap-
pointed Colonel of the Twenty-second Iowa.
and has since been twice wounded, the last
time before Vicksburg.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-01

HfT~ One of the most striking proofs of the
extent of our national resources
is in the fact that the government credit is not
in the slightest degree impaired by the events
of the past few days On the contrary our
ers 60 the fRe-twenty loan are more Numerous
than eyer before
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-01

Hss.Nearly all our exchanges, in noticing
the bill passed by the Legislature last winter
relating to the payment of working men in
"store ORDERS" &C., state that the bill has
been signed by the Governor and is now a
law, which, however, is not the case. The
Harrisburg Telegraph had announced its ap-
proval by the Governor, but afterwards cor
rected the mistake. Editors should make a
note Of this.