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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-15
ks9-It is in contemplation to publish re-

k3=It IS in contemplation to publish re-
cord Of the names of all the unconditional
peace men and secession sympathizers Of the
North. TO be compiled subsequently, in alpha
beticaI order for easy reference. after the war
for the Union Is over. The loyal people Of the
North iuteud that the present Infamous pro-
slavery and monarchial rebellion shall be put
-dowa and they viii want some handy means
of knowing, vixen the country has been re-
stored to peace and prosperity through the
extirpatjon Of tie Rebels, who the home trai
tors were. The first number of this impor-
tant record will probably be .ssued soon.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-15

uOudersport, Wednesday Evening, July Is 1868.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-15
EVER.

10 bales Sheetings and Shirtings from Is to
p cts, worth 80 to 20
5000 yds Sheeting for Cheese Cloth for l2f
cts. worth Is
800 pieces best Nadder Prints warranted fast
colors, Is 70 Is worth % to so
loo pieces Hamilton, Pacific and other good
Delaines for l6 to - worth % to 35
New styles of double width Alpaca Dress
Goods for 81 cts.syd, old price 50 cents
worth now 63 to 70
Double width Saxony Ne-ino, half wool, 81
cts. worth Is
All wool Merino, 63 cts. worth SI.25
A large stock of wide Scotch Giaghams only
3 cts. I'd advance from old prices
Good Tweeds and Denims for % cts. worth
35 10 20
Good Sattinets, ,Cassimeres and all other goods
equally as low
In the line of Silks we have, and shall keepa
large assortment, good Colored Silks
for CO cents
Black Silk from SIS cts. to $50, now worth
so per CT. more even in New York
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-15

LUCIEN BIRD.
BroCkland, Pa, June %, 1868.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

months aud there were not 20 men in TIE country
VINO complaile Of being wrong ARRESTED nia no'
one Of them could not have been released ut auY
me on taking the oath OF allegiance SO mach to,
tie arbitrary arrests. Tic Seymour paiy in'tntt %
that if Seymour was elected CO. Conac-itnu J :"
would not be carried OGl. They kn'w that u'ey
Led; they knew that we lsd Government, arc
that the whole power Of the Govern 'nt i'H '.'
country would be eyerted & execute thai or a'Y
other law OF Congress should Us execution nc So
sisted. [Cheersl This whole issne, - ar ~ '''
Rebellion was concerned, was PIT W Jer. i'.V'
upon the right to 80 out q tl' U"'e''
Should that doctrine be once ncGni"cr" ~
we had nothing left. This was = relprtla Vn'on'
II could be DESTROYED by the nee aa 'S'oh 90 VIC
right of Secess on II We allowed on Goa " q.
even twelve feet SQUARE TO sccre, there w's no hn
| left. There was not man IL the North who ongh
not to be willing to die and 10 give every uoii'r "
had TO keep up the Governments. ii ths he'ei'
vonld Law down their arms tomorrow he we Wi
limo IN meet them in Convention, but II they were
aijo,ved To take out a State county, we
wonld be giving m the whole question.
This Union was a marriage Union for ie,pe uty.
We had nothing worth living for if Secession were
allowed and we were ready for anarc for AL time TO
come. Gov. Wright continued III very earnest
and effective strain, rejoicing the hearts OF all trae
men who heard HIN, and making it perfectly evi.
dent to all the genuine Democrats who heard HIM
that they had no choice but TO vote for the candidate
Of the Union and the war.
The Rev. j. NJ. MORRIS Chapaia of the Sh
Connecticut Volunteers, "a part of the Connecticut
brigade of Burnsides corps, followed IN spirited
vndication Of the army from the charge OF dem0ra-
izstiop. Speaking for the soldiers, he said that
when they went out the people Of tho State prom.
sed TO stand by them and support them; it would
be cruel support 70 elect Governor of Connecticut
who "abhorred" the war. The reverend gentle-
man was heard with much interest
1t was not until late hour that the meeting nd.
journed.
Gov. Wright spsakS at Bridgeport tonight.
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NALL-In jersey City. Friday. March q, Henry Coiy
Hill sou ofDufley add Hspnih NJ Hall In MS 81 yo'r'
POMEROY - In Brooklyn, Friday March "a Nina
fheTotn only den1dtsr Of Julins p and Eyeaa = rome
roy Sgd yesf. 3 months and q days
I tves friends invited 20 attend the fnnerh u
the M,usou House hcks street, Brooklyn. on Saturday
TODAY. II . o'ci,c. m.
RDCLiFFla Iurnecsboro, Tenn. Sunday, March p,
~ the Irth year Il bs aye, CGpt Herman GsnseVooi
h4lc"L f IL lsth 9futry ,Regl arl. son " has ID
nm sni gtAndsoD % The lats Hon. ia Ralc!it
lbs 10 hd and GutnHrcss invited to alteud the funeral
te ice waeu' further fice. az y. H., on IussGiy fhe
5N int. IN the FJu.tori hsrcst Presbyteran Chnfch
tb'. =. -. suhhs o. conner Vi Second avenue.
sTEbPINS-At sea on boa,d the Augusta DiDs.
more, or Wedaes1ay March 25 r. Seb5ins Of Spring
field. Mass.
NiLSON-0n Wednesday evening. March %, Mrs. Mary
Ehlebe'h Wilson. ~ tie 9Th year OF er age
HsT relatives ad tisds aud those ~ her DR. william
iso ArD respectfully Invited to attend her funeral nom
he' late res'cnce No JjJ .eitv .troet. Deg aW
street. Broo~yn Saturday, the 23th inst, O'CLOCK
y
WARRIOR Thursdsy, March 26 Joseph WAX
he friends aud esliyes Of The family ao the members OF
tn Police Department IN general respectful invited
70 atsud h funeral - ay the 9th inst i2i O'clock
precise y, froui No 10 Greene ntreet.
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DR.. l.. .SEGYiI'Z
On THE CURE OF DISEASES Of rHB TnsoAs And LUNGS
T, r. Fdi'or Of ne n Y 1rib7re

On THE CURR or DISEASES Of rHB THsoAf AND "u""s
IT. rs Fdior Of ne n y Tribre
a. n ordiaafy by medicsl men Of hrohl Hu
lrq s-.cu morality hns tins E not oerfe1'ea anu ~
si- pIu- NJ ~ many ngrovrmen'' a'' 's
N-ea.f ty inspector +ICp1 shows IN 5r1s,r NV III
per - estbs to be ascnbed t. 'hes- ore u'
senses. - Berio Sufferers OF thl kin n@f ,i ie |
i'uuc 4 t0rs y a." co"in1-l ne r. ca. h' 49,
gro 1a!v Of fFI!siel yrtuis ~ despctnr
ttcr OF p-f-' Tao public sd fh. candid rfft 'l "
5oe zion must therefore readily impressed VAN TIC .ds'
a. not .i- /. .rf't- uIu.. be G+Yit1t
fs-p ~ ~ reputation physicisr. both ~ f"P
o., 90. coDufrs. sairyt tha 40 inpnlt lu'i 20
So r-fe- viii be f,c'Y Hrl'u'rt % ne; nd may u"
lowed suggest that ny iey invented ln.ui loo Iu0e ="
cuL"clD - he proper .'ecii of s-itaDi- NO. N'iU
hes prod reG nshing :esults aud coude ys DO ~,
thr,l IA ~ nth and benz. orpc-. & stale tr io " ~
fscis. A. cAtenye criouco Of Eit years hos
tia the local s1teI Of lehss ~ the tIOai tu1 iH
j. neglected. aud since succeeded IN curing g u
Uy Of nsui atom (appyng proper rem -
To the f the disease. within it. tcTesi Ncin ~ t1p
device OF nay ip.uilon Tube the problem when 0''
turately tccomp'is iee.
shall neyeT publish cerclle,; es-sm for my pio.s,
sJ srd nay eel cs.sep. wall not allow it. NevsuheI.s
deem not 1uy LILY privilege bit my bcnn1sn duty 70 "'
sufferers t. be bench I'd by tie judciDus OF lay tuOe hhd
medical course ~ .f-at nent.
shall devote ny time to this humane work knowing hst
shall succeed IN making happy broAenhearIed lan)'
Your o0eiient servant.
II. SgGN1IL x. d. No. 88J Broadway, corner lJth'st'
Office houTs, nom o. NJ. till y. ~.
fatieS from abroad will please give full description OF tho
disease.
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TravCicr-' Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson River Z. 81 Warren.
SIT, ~ and II s. aud - Sunday, 3:.l p m
To Albany. by flalle q RE-. 2'at I'D Uh-av loi a m
To Boston. by New.London lie. Ter .. y.
r., stonlBgion line, Pier ~. y. Il. Az FaA
oep,sal Observation-Disclosures. 5p ~
To Boston, by Sew-ilrvon RR, va .pnns'
field 77t6..t aud a,unv......8 "a. ani 1t and p.
t,h.ay via Shore Lia- IL. and p. Sunday p N
To Budso by Erie M foot Vi Cusmb~r'-
N. and p.
Of Cour,lsnd ST. TO- m H. ~ Sunday, y p. IN
To Philadelphia BY Camden aHd amooy
Railroad Pier q y r.. foot Il BsfcsTsf a. IN p IL
G. "A sns M "a; loot Of .sundlt u p
To " asnin gton. by Camden sd A-4n9J Raj
road, Pef o. " R. foot u Bafc st. $50 E. ~ and2 a.
To the West. by Central Ra'!ronl Of Seq
Jersey, foot 81 Coaitaui.-si lu1 H AZ,
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DIED.

ALLEN-in Bergen N. j., on TAursday, March 20. Mary
Ailen, aged ~ 5rsrs.
The relatives aud iends Of tho family are respectfully invited
attend funeral Sunday tbs 18th ' at oclocA
from the Tesilence Of her SOB. Unah Aieh
BOSWORTu-At London on Sunday morning. March o.
1853 Nellie Van Deusen. w1fs oil Henry g. boAwouh o
NewYok, sged u years None kne" her pii 10 love her
BhIGllTAt Youkers on THURSDAY afternoon March 20
Adciine Osborn, wife Of Edward Bright
Toe friend, Of tho family arc invited to attend her funeral
roA her late residence Monday the Fth INST AZ y
O'Clock pun. Cars leave Chambers steei 10Y ionLe o. Il
o'clock IA.
DOWEN-In BROOKLYN on Wednesday morning March 25,
Mrs Lucy Maria Bowen, wife of Henry T. bowen aged ~
Yeas and months. . -,
Tie funeral service will be held at rym9u'h ,hufch on
Sunday, March 49, Of p O'Clock ~ in'"hd oi nei' r.
announced The relatives arc invited to meet At O'CLOCK
the house No 10 Willow street, without farther notice
BHOWNlNG-Os. "Wednesday evening. March 20 william
Browning IN the lis yoar OF bis go. -..,,o,tuv 10.
The relatives and friends OF the fnmuy ''e 'pV".I ~,
ted To attend the funes from his late residence no "a
West Thirty fourth street On slondA the '''A ma NJ
O'Clock p. M, without further notice
Ing March a. Frank Ellsworth. 500 Of Dr l. H. ma oars
Hinton, Sgd 3yeari mouths aud o days
Notice OF funeral Ia evening papers.
JARVIS On Thuradsy March &C. Zophar H. Jarvis. eyed 20
years. s,..,a.v morning. e. O'Clock,
from her late IeAdence.
LAWRENCE-ln Brooklyn, T.. d., on Inutsuay sssnin1
March % Frederick Clart, only son OF eIioe. ~ auu ~
neia Lawrence. aged years ~ month"; S, y, .nd
The relatives and friends OF the iany eo :, ,hs
the funeral Saturday, 28th, at ~ O'CLOCK III " '
residence of his parents. No. 100 Grand street =,
McGEE-On Thursday March &C. at her laie Ie,dsnse 10
rs Fest Eghty.fhh street, Hannah WIG % ''''''
eyed 6yeaTs IL months and ua)s Ar. ,,.,,h.,. NJ
TIE relatives and friends Of tho family also inc W
the Eghy-sl1th-est NJ. u. Chnfch. arc ChA 4,
vitsd attend her funeral from me ~. :, ,ai eiooi
witbont frher invitation Her remains WIZ be taken W
Cypress Hills Cemetery foI tnteTmeh1'
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1IaiIa CIn.r NJ tie Pna.-On,

For Great Bn ain aud he {. itAeui. 10y steamer
Ydinhuash SATURDAY Match 2a............... ia
For Havana, Nassau aad " --t ndiu-. By steamer
EritI.h Queen saturday Mach "a .......... III m.
For New-OT n'. by ,leimeI George Nsurg ~
Ssutdsy t'ch o. III.
For Poit Roya' Sefyh.r aud Beaufort NoItA ssi
South fy.ira, BY tteuiuef Augusta biHsi")te,
Ssurd,y, MaIch li".,...,,'''...'''''''''',' v N
For California. &c. o-..y t'undlya r1ceNc1l.
overland Wis s., Joseph, No.--.....3 H. and - r. m
North-AlbHny. Buffalo sud CGu14ss : IN AID y g. m
North ANDY Mlit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Western Mail via Fe Hsilrosd.....3 N end 3. p NJ
Southern and Sog.AW ostern Mall : aud ~. p m
Eastern l2f AID q: D. IN
New Bedford Newport aud Fall RiscT........... y IN
The Long Island Mail close, AZ >. E m. md ?: D. n
Sunday Mails-On sunday al mails close Of ]. o. IN
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BAHRHE -.

pOSWORTd-vAN DEUSENA Rio de Jsn@iro, Bfszil.
on Monday sept 1902 doury G. Bo.sotn, only Of
s,~phen Boswoth Of New fo.A, to Nellie. daughter Of
Jafacs Van pcussn OF Oien's Falls n u
AIRN-ARMlTAGE-On Thursday. March by The
Rev Thomas AfmitGg-, u. D, Robert VI Fsirhnifu q
Councils second saer of the oheiuing clergyman al
OF this city
McINTlEE-W ALRER-In Brooklyn, ca Thursday, March
10 by the Rev C. g. Mclnt assisted by the Rev &. b.
Murray. Henry L. Mclntre Of this city to Clnie ~
Walker formerly of Burlington, ~ J. No csrda
OS-HiTCHCOCK--In Brooklyn. T.. D.. ON 1hurs.
day March 70 the Rev H. Peters Mr.. Naworh Patti.
son and Miss Mary A. elde,t daughter OF Fordyos hitch
cock eco.
ROBERTS-LLOYD-On Tuesday evening March ~. by
the Rev John Bowling ID. d.. David r. Roberts 10 Maggie
A. Lloyd.
California papers please copy.
WYNKOOP-STRANG--A the Cole gIate Dutch Church,
FinL avenue, NewYort. Thursday. March 20 by the
Rev DR.. Thomas DO Witt, Mi.s Lydia Beeher Stfeng,
daughter OF Joseph While siragg to Richard Wyn@ooP,
bolh OF Ills city No cafds Issued.
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The Great Indian Medicines.

"CHEgoKEE CURE."-An unfsiling Specific for Semi
nal Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. lnpoency Pains IN
The Back Scne IN the Bidier aud all nervous diseases
caused by indi.eretions of youth One bottle %! three
bottles IS.
"CaERoKEE REMEDY" AND "CHsRoKEE IN.
JECTION"-Ihese two medicines, used in cODjuacdon-
the 6, Internally the latter a. impiies-ncyer fl
to remove all improper discharges, in male or female One
bottle 81 three bottles IS.
CHEROKEE PILLS" OR FEMALE REGULATOR
One box ak boxes, IS. Sent by mail free OF postage
All OF tho above medicines sent by express OIL Tecep! o.
price y the sole proprietor
DR.. w. Il. MERWIN 81. Louis, Mo.
d : BARNES Co., No. 2O2 Broadway New-fork
wholesale pgeps who will supply tho trade at prope'or
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IDynl National League.

The attention q toe NAIIONA. NAKU LEAbUFS
Organized in ths Wards Of the City called to Tie ollow
resolution uusnimously adopted by the Joint Committee
he Council sui FIecutye Committee:
EssNTATiON OY WARDS.
R.sorsS That IN addition 10 the Council aud Executive
Commit pponted at the meeting az Cooper Institute
Friday 2e,h OF March, for the organization OF the 10y
National Le5gu and ia accordance with the resolution o.
Instruction unanimously adopted at that meeting thrre shs
De Committee oil twenty-five consisting OF one Representa-
tive from the ofganizsd which b. been OF ay he ai'ed
IN ,lcA Wad OF city and ha. such Committee shall be
outtIsd The Wasd Committee OF The Loyal National
Irsu. and shall mite the Cornell snd Executive
IN jolnt session. This Ward Committee may
mae rules foI its government and adopt measures Tor
lie ad o the organization with the concurrence OF the
Council and Executive Committed.
Tine ard Leagues are respectfully invited to appoint
DELEGATE in ACCORDANCE with the above and give notice TO the
secralry order that joint meeting may be OF once
called. JAMES n hOOsE, Ebl SesIe.eIJ,
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Auction sale of Highland Nnrseries.-The
HIGHLAND NURSERIES, nj Newburg formerly owned by
the A. Saul containing 20 Acres and well covered with
large variety of Fruit and Ornamental Trees will no sold At
public auction without on TUESDAY, AIrll iSbd
Tho whole will be- sold ia lots suit purchasers Particular
attention Il called to the Everqeens which are very hne
In sro from sir inches to ten ies Shndo Tecs OF
every size aud variety By order - n,co .-.,
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Henry Ward Beecher will deliver an address IN the
Academy OF Music Brooklyn TUESDAY EVENING",
Mlrch 81 at o'clock Subject: WHAT snail be done with
New and" Doors open O'clock Admission Is cents
parts Of the house Tickets be obtained In Brook
lyn at the bookstores Of Sweyne. No 20 Futons Bah
cock No. 2i2 Futons; Rose No +2 Atlantic st. Sawyer
Thorn son. store No 50 Fulton and At the door
MslorGen WOOL has accepted invitation TO be presen
with his STAFF Dodwohs Band will be In attendance at
n. g. DIKYEA STEPHEN NJ GRI5WOLD.
FDW a LAMBERT T.. Is SPOONER.
r. r. HOWEs. GEO. II. ROBERTS,
q. /. BENNETT. NJ D., JOSEPH howard.
CD LOOMS Committee OF Arrangements.
Lecture before the CLERKS AID SOCIETY, BY j.
C. FLEFG HER Subject: " Brazil illustrated" On TUES.
DAY March 81 a, o'clock p. m. Dod~or,h Hall No.
Brosdw,y Tickets 2j Cents; to De had at Ihames'inse1
Clhl's Sistioncrs. No $40 Broadway, and Of the door
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Spend! Noilfes.
LoynI Leaaus Of Union OH

LOynl LeaRus Of Union Citizens.
public meeting II the League will be held at tho
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
on THURSDAY EVENING. tho I'd of April next at Il
o'clock.
ADDRESSES will be delivered by
MAJ.-GEN. BUTLER,
U. 8. Army,
HON. HENRY j. RAYMOND,
HON. JOHN VAN BUREN.
Other speakers expected to be present and
take srt ~ the proceedings Of tho meeting.
Notice. will be given OF time and place for tho issue o!
Tickets aud Badges to all the members OF the League whose
residences are recorded. -
Certificates. OF Membership In preparation, and win be
furni,hed before the day VI snee;ing.
Loyal Leagues Of Union CtEen, Organized in tho several
Wards Of the City, requested 10 communicate through
their sectetae before Monday Lext the number OF
Tickets and Badges required for esch.
Further particulars OF the coming meeting will be made pub
lie in due seslon.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
r, II. McCuRDY,
Chairman,
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Post-O0lce Notfce.-rhe Mails for the United King
dom and the ConIiuent via Queenstown aud Liverpool,
per steamer EDlNbURGH VIII close ~ this once on
SATURDAY the path DAY Of March at 0i o'clock and
a. the up town stations follow. viz Stations AID
b a;,5 a m. stations q aud d. s:lO a. M station T.
g:O5 a. IN /; Stations II ald q, o'eocka
AKRAM WAKEMAN, p NJ.
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Fire i'm West Isoxbury, Haas.

BOsr0S, FRIDAY March q 1853
small house in West KoNbury, occupied 10y
John Quinn, was DESTROYED ~ fire 70 Gay. Two
children Of Mr.. Oahu persisted in the hlmes
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observation-disclosures. March .

ACADEMY or Nj Sic tIs:iGee). la Travats.
WALbACk' The Ir,h Il-iress.
WINTER GARD Mus. Lyno"-Al.ernoon and Evening
NIBLO'S-Ihe t.nchan'tes..
BARNUN'S MI SEUM-r4e Rol' ~ the Drum
BROADWAY NJ NAGENlf- Wili auiu'a's performing
COUPLES GALLERY y olcnuo Of IRE ADdes.
THE NEW iDEi- Miusifrl. Ballet, &c oblilsni
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Tho National Ninnnccs.

PHlLADMPHA Friday. March o. 1862
jaw Cooke. the Government Subscription Agent,
announces the conversion yesterday of 81 800 OO
into sos, to-day 81, 80 COO. The extraordinary
demand for bonds from all quarters is being met as
promptly as the large !otce employed by the Register
of tie Treasury will permit
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i1n5lncss Nciircs.

The weather this month has been playing some
strange panks but snoy Il hiss at lat settled down to
fine sunsy aud sober days The Thousands who have been
.nrou.y waiting for chance u sport fKsoIs latest
HATS win be peaod with the change Lot al who desire
made. becoming AID fashionable Ar repair a. once to
No. 2l2 Broadway, Of Fnliors AID spare US the
dseesbe sight Of old tesdbsre hats under the glare Of
gnfng
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Vi Who Eide on the Third.ny. Railroad

All who ride on tho 3e-ay Railroad;
All who ride on the 3dav Railroad;
AL who ride on tho st.lv. Railroad;
All who ride on the 3l-av Railroad;
All who are interested in the Fire Dere-tment.
AL who are Interested in the Fir, peuar.nent.
All who interested in the Fire Department,
All who intere ted Ia the Fire DEPARTMENT;
an who are Interested in the Fire Department;
All who are ,ngs ed in the Mechanical Art,;
All WHO exc engaged in The Mechanical Arts
All who arc ng-ged in the Mechanical Artsi
All who ar. engaged ia the Mechanical Aits;
All who are tnsaged In the Mechanical Arts;
All the Military; oil the Masonic fraternity;
All the Military; ali the Masonic fraternity;
AIth. Military; all the Masonic Fraternity;
All the Military; MI the Masonic Frs,srnityi
ALI the Military; all the Masonic Fraternity;
All lovers Of the Drama aud the professors thereof,
All lovers OF the Drama and the pEofe'sors tbereoi'
AL lover. Of the Drama aud the probes ofs thereof
All lovers OF the Drama aud the professors thereof
All lovers of the Drama and the professors thereof
All who fond of good reading, aud
All who are fond of good reading, and
All who fond Of good reading and
All who are fond o, good reading and
ali who arc fond Of good reading, aud
ALL
ALL
ALL
ALL
Who can appreciate live, .tirng gOahosd paper, owe
Rowing with local intelligence, stories POEMS anecdote
editorials, &C., must read
THE SUNDAY COURIER
The macSwes Empire party, by Mr. E. UsoERHLl
Our Native Draratsts.
George ArnoPs Translation Of Do Bslzsc's touching sto
entitled Adieu;' The last Billiard Match between Go
hwsit end Deey by Tiosg The finale Of the Story OF ii
German Baron and his Bride " The Industrial and Usef
Arts; Our Local Manufacturers end Compste Fire Depar
msnt among the and good things provided for Il
readers of the next number Of THE COURIER. For sa
by all News Agents Price -Four Cents Office of public
ton No Spr1ce-st.
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Mercantile Library Lectures.
TWO GRAND sclEETlFIc ENTERTAINMENTS


CLINTON HALL,
THURSDAY aud MONDAY EVENINGS March 20 add %
TIE Mercantile Library Association hsv" with the
R-v Mr. RICHARDS fof Two ECLECTIC LECTURES, ia
whc ~ will present. The Snd mos, BRILLIANT
EXPERIMENTS Of hts K5TIRB COURSE on ." IHs ATxOs-
FlKIE." 49, .
H. Lecture y embrace the PHILooPHT OF the AIR,
aud III BE- crowded with AOyEL and STRlA!NG ILLuslAA'
nos and PHsSoNgSA
VIII include the CHBNsIhY snd ELEc-
THtfY 81 the ala aud vii be- iu,tted oy GSAND liLt 5
HrArioSs ~ ONYtRN, snd WITH those uasnhcent eSp-u'
men with tie nuhahoTf Machine and ho.'e.er tubes,
Who ELECTED -uch sppirgse la tie Course.
Jrt IT.. admitting to both Lccure', - ccn'iof "a
% les lluay. nj Cr0wcBs No CO broa4"ay Efeh'it
IT,. ~t. ~ e.A's-s.ld 1t 'Ls door.
Internationally solidarity.-NATlVEA AMER
n "a, 40 kDOg4ED Ci1iLEN,, hALLl i-On II rs
DAY EVENING March g. at o'clock in zoe Ia se ifa Of
thr 5oprr Iasuut- viii be held Grand Mas Meeting 20
cn sic iuytsd all those who IA favor OF the SoH and
The lSIAsKI Of K-plO &c, against foegH iueTV'
ton m the aaF. o. tie American e. pnbc cod fof tAe pfo
ecal Of against lie s.AysAoldius Oarchy Nv" u
rebr lion.
French Osfmsn and Italian Orators IN the city.
Received sestsio the ladies'
The Committee Of OrgAnra'io-. -... =. -,
pr EpMUND = KOCH President.
VICTOR A FArDER. N. A. and LL D.. secretary.