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contrary" said the deacon. "Now you
clear out of my house-go to the station,
and clear into Boston, won't have
uothiDg more to do with you"
"But, deacon. hear ME"
81 don't want to hear you, ye sarpins,"
cried the deacon, stopping his ears with
his hands marryin' two wives, and com.
in courtiu' third. Go iong-clsar out"
Even Mrs. Peabody, who was inclined
to put in word for the culprit, was ST.
fenced. Susan turned from him in hot.
ror and in despair he fed to the railway
station, hotly pursued by the clamorous
aud indignant French woman.
That afternoon as Miss Susan Peabody
was walking towards the village, she was
overtaken by Mr. Jonathan Doubkins,
Dire: sed in his best, and driving his fast
going horse before bis Sunday go-.o.
meeting chaise. He refined up and ses
costed her:
"Halo, Suke get in ard take a ride"
"Don't keer if | do. Jonathan" replied
the young lady, accepting the protfered
seat
Il say you" SAID Jonathan, grinning,
"that ere city feller's turned out pooty
pup, amt he?"
Its dreadful, if It's true" replied tbs
young lady
"You had a narrow escape. didn'tye7"
pursued the I'D lover. but he want
never Of no account, ANYHOW. What do
the folks at home think about it 7"
They haln't said word since he
cleared out"
Forgot that night you rode home with
me from singing school p asked Jonas
than. suddenly branching of.
"No, l hain't," replied the young,lsdr,
blushing and smiling at the same time
Remember them apples gin your
"Oh. yes p
"Well, they was good, wasn't they 7"
"First-rate, jonathan"
"Got hull orchard of them ere kind
of fruit, Suke," said Jonathan suggsss
lively.
Susan was silent.
"G'lang" exclaimed Jonathan, puts
ting tie braid on he black horse" Have
any idea where we are going, Suke?"
"l'U going to the village"
"No you hain't-yon'rs gOin' along
with me-"
Where to 2?
providence and you don't come back
until you're Mrs. Doubkins-no how ysu
can fix it,"
How you talk, Jonathan"
"Darn the old folks" said Jonathan,
putting on the string again. "ef was to-
leave you with them much longer, they'd
be traden you off to some city feller With
half dozen wives already"
The next day, as MIR. and Mrs. Doub.
kins were returning home in their chaise,
Jonathan said, cou6dentially:
MAY as well tell you now, Suke, for
haint got any secrets from you, that Gus
set never seed them women afore they
cauIe steppin' into your house and blowed
him up. had though. Cost me- ten
dollars-thunder teached them whar
to say; and expect they done it well
Old Gusset NAV be shop keeper, but il
he expects to go ahead of Jonathan Doub-
kns, he must get up a plaguey sighs
earlier mornings"
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Gs Let married people feel their chains
If they must. but take especial care tha.
the world does not hear them clank.
NEGCvernment is like an hour-glsss 4;
when one side is qui.e run cut, we lurn
up the other and go on again.
a@ Conscious guilt or defect betray1
itself by cowardice; the shaking and
troubling of the howery sod shows thai
it covers hollow place.
nA- Because poets have been called the
irritable race, nearly all irritable young
men aud women seem TO think themselves
poets. I
sa-That mans greatness is no, appre.
ciated who walks far in advance of his
age; he dwarfs himself By the distance.
H- Mrs James Billings, of EastWin
stsd, Ct, while house cleaning, tossed a
paper containing two pounds Of blasting
powder into the stove, to get rid of it.
The kitchen was cleaned out in hurry
with all its contents, and Mrs. Billings
somewhat surned.
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ANOTHER PERvERT,-An English
woman, who answers TO the very ordinary
name of Miss Sarah Jones. has just pub
lished in London viiuperaslve book en-
titled Life in the South from the com
mencemen, of War, by Blockaded Bri
tish Subject" i'll which she lauds the
rebels aud deDounces the governmeDt,and
declares that, although she went Sonth a
believer 10 Uncle Toms Cabin, she returns
from it convinced thar the patrlarchal III
stitutlvn il bessing to the slave. Il
appears that this converted Eugllsh woman u
engaged as guveruess IN planter family,
whe made much of her, and hose decor
um was greater than that Of the federal
officer who gave her pass to return thro'
our lines, desc'ib ibing her as "a person Of
robust build. horld complexion and car
roty hair" One Of the London literary
journals thinks the lady showed no ordl
nary moral courage in publishing his un-
fatiering personal description in her vol
ume.
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ULYSSES Academy

gtill retains as Principal, Mr.. ER.CAMPBELL,
Prsceptress, Mrs. NETrIE JONES GRIDLEY; AS
Iistaut, Miss ADA WALKER The expenses
per Term are Tuition, from IS to Sc; Board,
from ST.. so to Sl75, per week; Rooms for self
boarding from s. to S4. Each term commences
upon Wednesday and continues Fourteen
weeks. Fall term, Aug 9th, 1862; Winter term,
Bee. 10th, 1862 and Spring term, March 25th,
1858. o. R. BASSETT, President.
WV. GRIDLEY, Secty.
Iewisyille Julv q 1862
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ingly; and as they were all going into

ingIy; and as they were all going into
the house l whispered to him:
"For PHYS sake, don't speak of that
mistake How could it have happened r
81 overheard you in the cars; and will
promise to keep your secret only on one
condition.
He whispered something to me that
made my face flush scarlet but | was at
his mercy, and | said would think oft
I did think cf it, reader; and. to the de-
light of :he whole family-Dora and Fred
in artlcular-ArchIe and | were married
in less than two months And Dora said
to me, as | bade her goodbye, that it
would give unspeakable delight to Fred
aud herself. if would attend their-@ed,
ding in month from then-and | did.
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nA.The biggest hog probably in the
United States. Was exhibited 10 Boston
1t was of the Leicester breed. raised at
Amherst, N Ii land was tatted and slaugh,
tered by L. B. Morse. Its live weight
was $3.50 pouuds-weight dressed, i ,ls0
pounds. 1t was years Ii months old,
and reached the size of an OK.
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RA-A curious experiment is, it is said,

gA-A curious experiment is, it is said
shortly TO be tried in London to turn the
scarcity of rags to good account. A rag
collecting brigade is to be formed, to con,
sist of boys-of course otherwise neglect,
ed aud unoared for-who are to be organ
lied under a committee, and who are to
e. from door to door, asking whether
there are any rsgs to De sold The boys
are to have trucks, and will be furnished
with weights and scales. and will buy rags
at settled price, giving printed mem
orandum for the weight aud price The
rag -brg gade, like the shoe-bIack brigade,
will be dressed in uniform, and will be
under proper control and care, morally
and pecuniarily.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

EULALIA LODGE, No. 342, f A. NJ.
STATED Meetings on the End and 4thWednes-
DAYS Of each month. Also Masonic gather
ings on every Wednesday Evening, for work
and practice, at their Hall in Coudersport.
TIMOTHY IVES, w. NJ.
SAMUEL HAVEN, Secy.
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A baby was out with the nurse, who
walked it down the garden. rs il
laddie or lassle p asked the gardner.
"A Iaddie,' answered the maid "nself'
said he, I'm glad O that, for there's orrr
rnony weemin in the world" ''Heshf
mon," said Jessie, "thers's aye 1 yss
sawa o the best erapp'
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JOHN S. MANN,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudersport, Pa, will attend the several
Courts in Potter and NJ Kean Counties. All
business entrusted in his care will receive
prompt attention. Office corner of West
and Third streets
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MANHATTAN HOTEL.
NEW YORK.

TNHlS Popular Hotel is situated near the
I corner of Murray Street and Broad
way opposite the Park within one block
of the Hudson River Rail Road and near the
Erie Rail Road Depot. 1t is one of the NEST
pleasant and convenient locations in the city
Board S. Rooms SI.5O per day.
N. HUGGINS, Proprietor.
Feb. 18th, 1853
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ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,

ATTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudersport, Pa, will attend to all business
entrusted to his care, with pre- mptnes and
Gdt ity. Office on Southwest corner of Main
and Fourth streets
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u. J. oLMsTED. {. :: : s. D. KELLY
OLMSTED & KELLY,
DEALER IN STOVES, TIN Il SHEET IRON
WARE, Main ST., nearly opposite the Court
House, Coudersport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware made to order in good style, on
short notice
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Administrators or Executors Notice, 90
Business Cards, lines or less, per year 90
Special and Editorial Notices, pc. line, 10
*x*Al transient advertisements must be
paid in advance, and no notice will be taken
of advertisements from distance, unless they
are accompanied by the money or satisfactory
reference.
". .#Blanks, and Job Work of all kinds, at
tended to promptly and faithfully.
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The Rochester Straw-Cutter
ALMSTED Il KELLY, Coudersport, have
W the exclusive agency for this celebrated
machine, in this county 1t is covenient, du-
able, and CHEAP. Dec. l, lS60-I2
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ISAAC BENSON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ooudersport, Pa, will
attend to all business entrusted to him, with
care and promptness. Office on Second St,
near the Allegheny Bridge.
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F. W. KNOX,
Q. T. ELLISON,
D. F. OLMSTED.

sEALER IN DRY GOODS, READY-MADE
Clothing, Crockery, Groceries, &C., Main ST.,
Coudersport, Pa.
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL,

D. F. GLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner O.
Main and Second Streets, Coudersport, Pot
ter Co., Pa.
A Livery Stable is also keptin connect
6sn with this Hotel.
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MARK GILLON,

TAILOR-Dearly opposite the Court House
will make all clothes intrusted to him in
the latest and best styles Prices to suit
the times-Give him a call. 1874
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RG-Now is the time to subscribe for your
Ssuaw Ps~x-TRE JOURNAL.
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COLLINS SMITH,

DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, and al
Goods usually found in a country Store
Csudersport, Nov. 81, 1861.
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL
PUBLISHED BY
M. w. McAlarney, Proprietor.
$l50 PR YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

~ x*Devoted to the cause of Republicanism,
the interests of Agriculture, the advancement
Of Education, and the best good of Potter
county. Owning no guide except that of
Principle, it will endeaver to aid in the work
of more fully Freedomizing our Country.
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ovERTIsEMENTs inserted at the following
|. except where special bargains are made.
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Sett besunn Mama ernftlid gu firdten.
Nber Ia8' mir bod. Wolntnde, iIt e8 penn
tptrtltd Grnlt nit Deiner Neisuna =? fra9te
ite. 8iit Ou beun 10 erpidt auf ibn ? -
yta 9i6 Did nur 3ufrieoen, mein &inb!
Wann PaPa mad SauIe fOtnmt, tper0' i'd
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gen bin 5u Serrn g, uno muB mir ben
Serrn @'rof SerISbnen @ott i'm Stmmel
iuetO' mir nur nidt frant Walpinde! Na5
tbdt' tG bu bu:mit ? g8 fam ia nod RIGle8
gut tperben
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uno ct tnuB es Iein, benn ct 1T iebr 9efilbet
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h6tte, unter peIden llmitdncen er qua unIe-
rem 6auie 9eldisben 1T?
t5ortlssan8 fotst)
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ben orabuirter ejue8 Der rfn epjtaien @cuegen Ger
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riu6en su pr ereden bic SIT pt err6tten sertusen
Rlentgtetten II. f. ~. Nureen duSeubtidfb 6ebeilt.
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Beionbgre AZ bead en !

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Ster o etnae traurtsen unb tetlacnRnertber Sol
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dtS gerluf Der Nu telfa Sef3tlppien ne b6ie nrube
@dgsui6widc. unprbnune 9ertauunss Sreane duees
netne entfratunG. Spmppne ber S@minbiuht,
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cEne Turt i anefytrouen trp Nperltd auF feline drst
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Sabre III bic aRtdt 1rt pu een nb bic yterge rid.
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Die idredbt6tn @trfunsn te8 9aters ub ter 3u fnt-
tea @rlu Gebictntlies 8erwtrrung Ter Sheen @e"
bru6tbeit 0eretafte, b6e Nbnun9e MbnetSuns rOe
ter @efeGifat utt ab @tniamfete, MtFtranen 8eaen
6 iebf. Sul&tiamtei II. NJ no einae Der ialma'en
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bebenfeu tas etn stunber Ge unb m gsunSr &6rrer STE
nctbpeu i9feu @rfcrrrne sur etelihen @ludeItatett
limb a Cbne tteie m6 bic 0teiIe res 9eb9n3 sur rour9en
8useriobr Se 2lueiidteu Teb n8perinfern lid tuup
It9 up9 bic sete p;rp er8riiFen bon Ner1muns unb
IandDIiIdcn 8ctrad9tuneen cos ans bic Greupen, mele
Abtere eeneEen perweeert inf.
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G8 ai6t b1e!e uw; ut4 une uNbcbcuteute Guafidlbtr
roee I'D, ais 2triie 8s6eu Rib Or. (eanen8 %nfIn.
bqugcn cppiIcn Sibutiier, Eteelpi&lfr 2pmpenpuser
geben anrat her eoen QGtlienId)a ter tebn nte-
brighten &ernie mitmsten, to2 jis e9endBte 9ebleete
NeTi t4!tren REM liner ohreen unbui5 Urges 2bnen-
BEN d ntorau9ea bic eeiunrtett VI aer msl6e 9lrd-
der Qncle in ttra @arts enmen Gerin9 Naben NM run
rem Ir Srtnton salt beBhdb fur rnthtccnoIg at cr'
SoGbuen be'pneer8 tt G5ode mel6 in tncn 8ufe unbe
tanrt ub ea8 ne eanHtG0nogu rtGr N'pjHne kefanhig
in fgtrcr EOtffca ltepeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-04
c5un32 !I1Gdner.

beUabsr$ pelds Gle Cper jsne geBetmn 2aerS seGrben
n6 paS iibr 10 bteIe Eauenbe in ein ;u frutes Grab
reB nde tYl Dre erbabenen &oleuta tnb erhptdelten
@e6nee6frae it en 0ounrr ber Ueteftamfsit ben Se'
b9stert uh 2eic bel0uternce 8Sne entlpf taben
wRrtsTl, rnSsen i9 nit ppiem }ertrauen nabet.
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Or 9otnfrn III ber ctns5e re8elndb0 8ebiloett Nrjt
,p1er bic 6euta GepEGs 3ranfb tien dn5eet Setne
Wttel unS 9ebantlung itb aaer %nteen 8dnlltI unbt
fannt Gr bcraRgebtltet bon etue Eebe peldes er TT
Se or6eton 6ppitGern urcpas unb rem ercr eee8 2ans
be8 aus ate, nGniih: @n8inub |yGntred unb tn rem
8cdep BON philadelphia IL m ue er hat etne aus ebebs
tere DRAFTS ais ate antereL &erSte bar QDtIt.
TSr msTber i'd ber pese hes Gr. SO6nfrn bein sgbt
fanu 4 pertraien tHs GBse ais gtaan 1n6 ietne Ge
Fh dlthtett ale &rtt.
Ssn6 BON SSaltImorety, neben BET ,,arbetterhnhe.
6auttrnntbetten tperbsn l9ne1 8ebeilt.
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ber etnst0e @r8t, tOslGsr an}st9t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-04

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g8r erb,eIteu Iceten fsI9a6e gao1tfn b pr gBebe
SertSuer biGtga dbaebeni
100 &uiAeI neue sruue @rbtn,
500 bo. bplben Cber @ollforatG 9TSfsa
400 enrrels sspaItene @rbIen
5000 10. i&8ne neUe brelte 9pien,
1000 9S. Grsen 9pru,
TO $ab srObe tdriihe 8uetf@sn
3 DO. bp. Btruen,
200 Ss9s ssi6dite Gerae IN oGep ysunsTnetu
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Ra5sln n. I. g.
9SebeT 3 E8tIheIms
aprliD sTa IS. 3oIt1tnc rtRr.
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Bur- uaterp:iidung Der QuadIalbersI etabltrt.

Der etn3toe Wtab In bsg gsslt, 100 litbsre,
IhneQe un0 11iinolic0e Ruren la
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-16

louisville 8plf8btatt eibt bari6er NuIl6luR
unb seiSt, baB ber Correspondents Der @u1ette
Elm fleinlider Nati bit il, benin ba8 80. Sm.
Dtana uno Is. abtu itnb bpr5ngsmeile beut>
Ide Ne9traenter.
Nadbem mir 1t1ts ant oer erIten S&anaen
etpas au8serubt batten, erldpu bic Stimme
uniere8 alien Blader8 (gBtui9) Second
line forward! !" uno nie etn Siam erbpb
iid %bieielbe, ftirmte se9en, ben Berg an,
lau9Iam aber ltder, ba8 mSroeriI9e Sreua=
feuer bon Den @etpebren unb Rdncnen Der
9febsllen tuuu1 udten6, INNER gins es pcr>
part8, INNER beftt9er paro bas feinbli9e
Seuer. Dp9 eS b~onoelte ltd bier um Steg
Doer Sop Nad Ginger 3eit mareu mir
inter Dem fetilbliden 6euer ausefpmmeu.
Sober nabm letne Strait mod einmal Su1am=
men uno ntmnter ipQ1b o~n9ebalten, Bis mir
Dor ben 0ruftmebren Der 8eteQen an0efpm=
men, beren 6etbeu 9ebrpden unb unIre8abs
ne auf benz Ramne Der tarften Yofttcn oe8
6etaDes auf9eflau5t batten. Dttisr Subel,
oteIs6 0urrap, pas 0a du8braG, l6tsn p9ne
gaOe]3u letR.a Die NsbslIsn, Die li4 bier
ntdbt unIersr @uaOe ereaben, ttefen In ouer
Gle bappu, uu aus Dem Bsrsi9 unlersr Sus
9sln gu ton,tte1. sl. 19asgp d. cra Jsta4
Mtllt@S Brigade mar es, bic 3aerf Die Spit
&c beS Siisels erf(pmnen bate, nno bte SAB
nfn bes 30. Sn0idna unb oe8 Is. S6to Gee
BtMfHts warets 60, pte 3uerlt aut Den lSmaa-
3sn Der 8ebe4en Fattertcn. ,gs5a g.Hzu
70 Suits st&t8, fpfGnbetSn mt 4 4.
Sa pielen WedleIblattetn miro ben ScInatsn