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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
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judge oAtron dome x now nnoh +.
state as WsSt v IrEInIa
Special oortS.POndtuse Chic 40 EvonlnE Journal
NAsuyILLE, Tenn, Nav 8.
little excitement was created in local
circles in this city, yesterday, by Judse
CaIrOn, Of tho uuitCd States Supreme
Court, who is holding Circuit CSur, in the
United States Court room. An attorney
WAS reading declaration, setting feFth
that ono .'JOhn Dee, citizen OF We,
Nirginia-" t
Stop" said judge Catrou,
The attorney halted.
Read that again, eoHtion' ~. 1,.,..
John Doe, IL citizen OF " ~ V..sio;S :"
al know no such Stat sS' -.
interrupted the judy Us anah M
word West, before "StrlNe Nut TUG
The pleading irgiuia.
add duly flied. Is "mSpnEH "'so'N'"H''
u -, =" "a eyer; but this does appear to
NJ - ~ &c procsedtUR. There was no
P,.". .r juri-dICt Of the court; no de-
~. TO the declarations; yet the Judge
abruptly intertercs, overriding SOL
IN act 81 Congress before its canstilu-
IiouAiity was called In question. should
not be surprised il the question as to the
legal status of Wet vireiniS were through
this case to be carried before the Supreme
Court; but if il is so carried, and ifby some
hocus-p ocus, it were decided to be non :
entity. would like to know how much
would be accomplished, as Congress could,
despite OF everything, admit its Senator's
and Representatives to seats in the Nation
al Legislature. But do not Hpprehend
that toe majority OF the court will agree
With Judge GauOn.
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Commissioner's Sale.
Hannah K, Prlmm, by hor no4. friend, &C..

Abraham BedEllion aud George II. PrImm.
In ChaneeTy.
Al oTICB Is hereby given that shall, In accord.
j y anes with decree OF the Circuit Court for
ONO county, Wost virginia, rendered on the 18th
Gay OF March, A. D. 1864, in the above entitled
cause at the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county In the city Of Wheeling, on MONDAY, the
iSth DAY o. June, A. D. 1864, IL being the second
AZ public auction the following described property
70 Wit: The northern half Of the southern half Of
running back towards Market street "a E,et TO-
eethsE with the right 10 the Of an alley Eeot
IN width and i5E feet l'ag running through said
manng half Of the southern half Of aid Loi No $50
Terms Of sals-CaSh.
ABRAHAM BEDILLION,
mye-td Special Commissioner.
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No Mercury or NuuJeous IN
DR., JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London,
EraaIate from one OF tue nOst eminent Colleges In
las been <hpent Ia the hospitals Of London. Paris
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some OF
tue most asst uishtng cures that were CVuT knou ;
many troubled with ringing in the head aud ears
N%en asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed al
sudden sounds, bashfuluCES, with frequent blushInE
attended stmetime With arrangement OF mind, were
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Dr. ) HddrTSSes all those who have injured them
solves by improper indugengenee and solitary hab-
u.s. which ruin both body and mind, uniting them
THEsE are rome OF the tad n d melancholy effects
produced BY early habiis OF youth, viz: Weakness
d sight Loss Of Muscular Power. PRIpitAIon Of tile
Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritabiiity, DerauGe.
nthI Of iho Digestive Functions, GOneTAI Debility,
Symptoms of Consumption, &c
MLNTALlT-Tho fearful Effects on the mind are
much to be tTeGded-LOss OF Memory, Confusion Of
Ideas Dep sSsion Of Spirits Evil For6OiDgs, Aver
siOu to Society SClEDStTust, Love Of Solitude Tim.
luity, &c, are some OF the evils produced.
1HUUsA&Ds Of persoEs Of all lgrs can now Judge
what IL the cause Of their declining health losInE
their VigoT, becoming weak, pale, nervous aud
enAciatCd, having singular Appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms OF consumption.
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PORN or PROPOSAL.
LIONN. CurNTY ANb sYATE.

PORN or PROPOSAL.
lTOWN, cOrSTC AND STATE.
tDATE.l
I, the und1TstEned, do hereby pFOpOSs To furnlsh
aud deliver TO the UuitOd States at the Quarter
master Department at -, agreeable to tic terms
Of your advertisement Rgittn proposals forage,
dated Cumberland, Adr-tSOi, The following
articles, viz:
-BuShols Of Corn, tn sacks, at--per IunhrI
-rusheli OF Oats, la sacks, at--per bu.hel
OF tS2i thrty-IWO Tounda.
-T.ns OF hAieL lIAy at--pcr ton Of 900
pounds.
Delivery TO commence on or before the day Of
--lS6i, aud to be Completed before the
day oi--ls6-, aud-pISdge myself u cnt
into written contract s1Ih tile United states with
good and aIprOvs security. NthIu tue spICe 81 ten
days alter being notified that my bid has been
Your Obt. servant,
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Capt. A. " BaAAISdEh, Chief QuartUruiAstsr Depart
ment West Virginia. Cumberland, ML.
GUARANTEE.
We. tile unIvrsiSnei, residents Oft III the
county COZ Anl state ,.,, Uii nrrSIS loniiy
guarantee Ia tho t0:ss1ius bid Ot-be
accepted that he VI they wilt wtaiu ten days after
tbs acceptance Of said bid tho contract Tor
tile sane with gOUI i1aI Autisienr suret;ca in a
equal to the Of the contract 70 furnish
tho forage Proposed In conformity the terms VI
advertisement dated - 1864, under which the
bid was made, aud III case the aIid-sdGIi fail to
enter into Contract Aforesaid, va guarRn;cU to
make good the difference bet tue O;i,r by the
sAd--And the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to nm the contract may 10 awarded.
Given under our hands Asd seals thts-IIy OF
-lS64
Witness:
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Ba5- For the RrmOvGL Of O6strueiiOns. aai
The Insurance Of Regularity IN tie Re.
curreMee Of The MonthLy Ysriod..

n9-The cure or obTiats those numerous dis.n,-,
regularity itself,
p9-They cure Suppressed, Excessive and PaIu,
full MenStFuAtion.
Ea-They cure Green Sickness CChInrosIN
np-They cure Nery. US and SPIRAL Affections pain,
IN tho back, and lower parts OF the body, He aTnt-
Fatigue on slight exertiOn rAlpItAton Of the Heart
LoSntss Of Spirits, HysteriA, sick Headache, Giddl
ness oic, etc. In a word, by removing the Irregu.
lAfity, they TEm1Ve the Gauss and with II ALL Tie
effects thRt spring from 1t.
un-CompoSet OF simple vegetable extracts, They
contain noiliinRdtlst1Tipust any constitution how
ever delicate, their function being to substitute
strength for weakness. which. when properly us-I,
they never fail TO do.
E4-Thcy may DO s1fely used nj any aEe. and Al
any period ,HNCEI'T DURING THE PIRSTTHKkE
" .NIuS, during which tho unfailng nature u
their action would infailiby PRLvKTT pregn Gncy.
e All letters seeking information or advice viii
be promptly, freely and dScTeetly answered.
81 Pull directions accompany each box.
~ Price 81 per COX, or biI boxes for S.
u sent BY m'i', Tree OF postage, on receipt Of
price.
Es-sOld by all respectable Druggists.
DIR. W. K. MIRWIN 4 Co.,
Sole ProPristOrS,
mr24 dtwly No, SO Lii. erty Str, New York
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by u certain practice
INDUCED in when alone, habit IEClueutIy harmed
from evil companions, or ut school, the effects OF
which arc nightly ieli even when asleep, and II
Cared reuders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind AMI body, should apply Immediately.
W hat pity that young man, the hope vi his
country, the darling OF his parents, should be
snHtcisei tIom all prospects aud enjoy meuts IlIe
By the consequences OF deTiating fI0m the path Of
LatuTe antindulk ing in certain secret habit Such
MAJ. lh.L lrn I'm n-aiII
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that IA sound mind and tody are the most
requisites ~ pTUmUto eOnnubial LAppi.
hes lhdec"s without these the Journey through
life brcOmrs weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
ly dArkenG to tile view; the Hinu becomes shAddwed
with despair and n!ied With the melancholy Feflso
tiOn that The Happiness OF another becomes DghteI
with our own
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HEMPRIRLD RAILROAD

y e Il I'll II
CHANGE OF IINIE!
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER tug
! ily,exccpt Sundays:
Leave W1Ehin2 ton :. .........,...,.. ~ An
ArrtTo At Wheeling. e
RETURNING:
Leave Wheeling ............ ..,..,..,. q Pm
Arrived at WrShing ton.................
II freight to be forwarded from Wheeling p,r-tl
delivered at the depot be:oEe O'Clock p 81 10 ins1
Is nhlpnon: the zins day
uOvat w.D. BURTON, sup't.
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OnioA b4ELIAoRk OHIO RAIRoAD Co.,
WHEEtlHd sfATIoE, AuS 8, 1874 I
and Atter Monday night, the 10th of Auguyt.
Ing sehedule: ~ Y eIo IolloN.
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Capt. A. V. BAAEISdEH, Chief QuArtUruAatsr DVpAr,
ment OF West Virginia, Cumberland, MD.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

p q 81
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DISEASE OF lMPRUDENCE.


When the misguided and impTudent VVtary OF
pleasure hnds that he lAs inhibited the seeds OF tts
painful dttese IL too often happens that an ilItmed
stnsS OF shame, or dread OF discovery, detsra him
from applying to those who, from education and
resPectablhty, eau alone bGGriend him. delay ing till
the constitutional symptoms Of this hoFri diS,ass
diseaaed nose, nocturnal pains IN the head aud
limbs, dimneSs OF ht, deafness, nodes on the shiu-
Zones and arms, blotchCs the head face aud ox-
tTemttiesp progressing with frEhtfui apidity till at
last the lhte OF the mouth the bones Of the
InI In aud the victim OF this awful disease becomes
hOTIi1 olJtet o. administration, until death puts
period " his dreadful Suicriugs, by sending him
traveller TetGrns"
IL Is NaslaHehoIy fact that Thousand. fall victims
10 thls terrible dsease, owing to the unskiiunesA
81 ignorant I preisndsrI, ~h', by the OF that
make tue residue Of lille miserable.
STRANGERS
Trust not your lives, health to the care OF many
UnIeaTnod aud worthless Pro;euders, destitute u
KhSHleoge, mains or character, who copy DR.. john
AtOn advertisements, or sty!o themselves in tie
neEsTA Pers, regularly Educated Physicians, inca.
paoIG o. curing, they keep you tIianG month amer
or a. long a. the smallest lee can be oLtaine(I and
in despair, leave you with ruined uealIh 10 sigh
over your own Calling disappointment.
gr. Johnston ID the only rhysIciAa advertising.
office. - "''
His Temediea or treitment are unkpovrr IN Mi,
others prepared from life spent In the great hos.
Pilas OF Europe, the fret in the country aud more
In the world.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
Tho many thOusaudS cured at this institution
year Aiter year, and the numerous important Sur.
Stesl Operations performed by DR.. Johnston wit
messed by tue reporter OF the t'sun," "Clipper,"
ana many other papers, notices Of which have Ap.
PsaEed again aud again before the public, besides
his standing as gentleman Ufcharaeter and respop
sibtlty, Is u sufficient guarantee to the AFFLICTED.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
As-No letter. received unless postpaid aud con.
tanning stamp TO bs used on tile reply. Persons
writing should ltate age and send portion Of aiyer
tistment describing Symptoms
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, NJ. D.,
o. The Baltimore LOet Hospital, Baltimore,
JAhs-lJH Maryland
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or q TdIudbIs farm on Ms OhIo RivA- nGaF
RarESyIbUFy, ". Ia.
Edwin HaEney and wife, eI ais, COnpl'ts
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judge oatroa dome X now spon =
state as Wsst v IrEInIa,
Special cOrtSsPOndsnee Chic ISo Evoninr Jonrp,I
NAsuvILLN, Tenn. NIar I.
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ApTls
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
Use no Other!
Use no Other!

For my Drops stand before the world tie p.is !.
of all remedies for the cureof all diseases cits aney
aud bladder Leu oreah Prolaspsus and the mild but pos
tive correction Of all irregularities.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27

Never fail to satisfy those who give theta q
thorough trial, andwherever introduced are
rapidly superceding all others
They use two threads with q stra' GIL nee
die and shuttle making the Lock Stitch,
which is alike on both sides, and Tor economy
dwob:li'u, elasticity and bcauty.i; the only
>t't1h uor'ny Of use. They are propelled by
Cams which produce better timed motions
for sewing than can possibly be obtained by
c,anks or links They work like Il ''thing of
life," the needle throwing out its loop, and
then standing stu until tie shuttle passes
through, when both draw upon the threads
together. making the stitch tight and strong.
Trey are capable Of running at very high
speed being sn1oothly flashed, and making
fve stitches to every revolution OF the baiancs
wheel, speed unequalled by any other shut
tie machine in use
For these reasons the "fVeed" is acknowl-
ekgrd, wherever known, to be THE hest
Swing MACHINE MADE. and is uneaualled in
it's simplicity Of construction, PowgR. DUaA-
BlL,Ty, EASE OF MANAGEMENT, and the great
beauty and certainty of its operation
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27

4 4 4
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lnfallible Liniment,
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
For Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia,
Lnn1bago, STIFF Neck and Joints,
,Sprains. Bruises. Cmts and
Wounds. Piles. Hea,iache,
and all Rheumatic and
Nervous Disorders.
Or Stephen Sweet; of Connecticut
The Great Natural Bone Setter.
DR. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut.
Is known all over the United States.
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the hest Known remedy for sprains and Bruises
Dr.. Sweets Infailihle Linlment
Cures Headache Immediately and never known to fail
DR.. Sweets IfaIlhlc Liniment
Affords immediate relief Piles and seldom fails to cure
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Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves scar
Dr.. Sweets Inialllble Liniment
Is the hes. remedy for Sores in the known world.
Dr.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Has been used by than million people, and al
praise it,
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimeat
Is truly friend in need and every family should have
it at hand.
Dr.. Sweets InfallibIe Liniment
Is for sale by all Druggists. Pric. rs and 30 cents.
RICHARDSON co.
Sole Proprietors Norwich, c..
For Sale by all druggists
Lake Street, Chicago, Ills. General Agents for the
Northwest.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
Every Machine is Warranted.

All orders or communications from FAM.
lies Taisrs Seamstrcsses, Glothiers, Harm
ess Makers, 20, in the country, will receive
prompt attention.
Send for Descriptive Circular and Samples
OF Work
agents Wanted in every locality.
Address
SOC BROADWAY, New York.
P. O-Bcx 2,0i1. n1Gy5
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-09

- Negroes are bringing good price at
Savannah yet. On the 4th, 4t auction, a
negro girl Of eleven. sold for $2,5l5; boy
Of sixteen for 81, 2,525; and man Of forty.
five years Of age, for $780," Democratic "
Newspaper.
Not such "gosd price " after all. Con-
fedsrate shinplasters are worth but about
eight cents on dollar, which will materially
reduce the "good prices"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-09

The WEDDING R,xo.-A late philosopher
says: "Before people take the leap through
the wedding ring they should be quite GER
tain that the blanket Of connubial contentment
is held tighton the other side"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26

rs We heard last week, by way Of STe-
den township, that the Copperheads had car
ried this State by fifteen thousand, and had
gained thirty thousand in Indiana. 1t is
strange, If that Is the case, that they lost FIVE
Congressman here, and Governor and other
State officers in Indiana. Men are hard
pushed for.something with which to prop up
their fast falling party, when they resort 10
such magnificent falsehooes 10 stifen the
backbones &C The ignorant Of that party.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26

ga We hear by way of Germania that
President Lincoln has called for haLf q million
more men to be drafted Immediately. How
ridiculous such lying IS. Men should be
Kissed out of township that will thus at
tempt TO work upon the fears of ignorant
people. These stories are only told to those
these unprincipled men think 90 not read
sufficient to know that they are lies, No call
for more men has been made or is likely TO
be made. Read the account of Phil. Sheri-
dams victory and think if it IS necessary.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26
Soldiers Aid Society.
C0rnEFE4o1r- - u

CCUDERSPORT: CcJ 4@, lcOz.
The follovins Is the amount of cried fruit,
SC, contributed b7 the Ladies cfCoalerspoTJ
and vicinity to the Soldiers Aid Society"
Mrs. J. s Mann, lbs d1ed blackberries.
q,s dried raspberries, ! qts curraut5 dried
in sugar
Mrs. ? Netzger, qts dried bracEberr;es.
Mrs Cheesbro, - los dried blacAbecr.es,
lb dried raspberrIes, lbs butter.
Mss Emma Harris, 3 lbs dried raspberries.
Miss Froua Bird, lbs dried bIack0err.es.
lbs maple sugar.
Miss Helm Gridley, 6 cts dried dlac1ber-
ries, = lbs maple sugar.
Emily Lewis. lbs dried blacEberries
LucinGa I. and Nary j. GoCam, l6s dried
b,ackber-ies.
Willie Freeman, . lbs blacLberries dried il
sugar.
Carrie B. Freeman, lbs blackberries dried
is sugar.
Mrs. Cool, qts dried blackberries.
:. Slaughter, 5 i.
" Ford, > -
Sarah Wildman, 2"
" Lucy Wudlaan, , .
Ball u u
Buriick, 3
Potter. 81
" Batesbultz, g
81 Goc5selI, Il
Dwight, 4 lbs dried curraats.
." Il. J. Clmsted, bottles blackberry
cordial.
Mrs. Garner, Il bottles blackberry cordial.
ADELAIDE SMITH. Sec'y. j.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26
Maiority for tre Union l05

Majority for ire Union IO5
IF the people who wear mems clothes, and
90 about the streets whining over the haEd,
ships Of war; had any sense Of manhood in
them they would cease this white feather talk
in the face of men who bear the brunt Of all
the hardships and dangers Of the war.
In addition 10 their voting against any
compromise with traitors, the hero boys at
the front who have found all the dangers that
war brings, are constantly writing home most
stirring appeals to their friends to crush the
Copperhead ticket.
Here is letter from one OF these heroes
who fought through the battle Of Antietam,
also that Of Fredericksburg and again faced
the cannou's mouth under Hooker At Chan
.cellorsYiEs. Hear him, all ye advocates ofa
cessation of hostiI,tieg,7 and ye grumblers
at the high prices Of matches and spool cot
ton, and al others who talk now, as did the
selfish Butcher, in tie days of the Revolution,
who went about crying. "Beef, Beef" when
all loyal people we're doing their utmos. to
secure Independence and Freedom.
Bat read the letter. ism.
CITY PoN7, Va, Oct Is, 1864.
There is nothing Of import
ance 10 relate Here aside from what you al
ready know, THAT IS IN regard to war news
but as TO political news, am happy TO Inform
you that there is a decided change for the
better. The blind are regliniug their sight,
and the supporters Of that rotten foundation,
the Chicego platform, are all fleeing theretrom
and taking their stand upou a frmer tounda-
ton, BY the side Of good Old Abraham, the
man who viii not sacrifice bis own and his
country's honor tor the sake of establishing
peace with black-hearted traitors
Is there a just God in Heaven and viii Ee
send the curses Of helu upon US by subjecting
our glorious Country 10 the keeping and rule
Of President elected upen such aTLle thing
as the Chicago platform, gotten up by the
very instigatoTs Of this rebellion. supported
By the bosom friends Of our worst and most
traitorous foe? Ne! no! God be mercitul
and preserve Us from such a fatel
believe that there Is a just God, and that
he Is on our side, for there are hundreds that
were formerly Mcclellan men that have dis
covered the right track and are now staunch
supporters of the old ..IiaiI-splitter, and that
too without any elecloDeeTing except from
their own couscieaces. VI. W. BUGCIC.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26

Egy- Hon. Wm. H. Armstrong, oae OF the
most gifted. of the Keystone orators VIII
speak TO the people on Thursday November
Sd. Do not fail to hear hir. Ez-Sezator
Landon was compelled ts disapgo2n- .Ais
friends in this county at the October gather
ing owing to some home difficulties, but they
having been successfully settled we can con-
fdently promise a speech tlom this = 5-ar-horse
7oftrue Democracy.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26
F9 We warn our people against believing

E1~ We warn our people against believing
any Of the lies and "last cards that will be
circulated from now till election. Remember
that those lies do not change the Chicago
Platform, do not cnange that platforms sym
pathy for treason into love for the Union do
not change Pendleton from the man who
world never Hvote for cent Of money" with
which TO crush out treason into g loyal man,
and do not change the General who retreated
10 gunboat during battle into the General
who goes into the field and takes the matter
in hand" and wins glorious victory. These
lies do not and can not change the real issue
before the people, of "Country OF no Country
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26

p- Give one. more day 10 your country
1t is expected that the last Grand Mass Meet
ing of the Loyal Citizens Of Potter, will be an
overwhelming demonstration. Preparations
are being made for such an occasion as noble
Little Potter has not seen in many a+-ay, =
splendid Torch-Light Procession Viii take
.,,lace in the evening. Come prepared 70 st7y
for the Evening Meeting.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26

a@ Don't fail TO be present at the Mass
Meeting at Coudersport Clinton LLOYD, ESQ
of Washington, an old line Democrat VIII Ds
present and tell the people what he thinks o.
the course a certain wing Of his old party
have chosen TO pursue. He IS an eloquent
and able orator and viii interest al. Come
ont ana hear him.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26

rE Do not be frightened BY the sIoTles
that if Lincoln Is elected there "''l 07 " . -
the North! The party who threatens tins
hnra tried one rebellion and it IS so nearly
,,.ved ont and its friends have Jared SO well
that it is not likely they viii attempt another
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26
Freeman Rally

NORTH FORK SCHOOL HOUSE,
in Harrison, Wednesday evening, Oct. 20
HARRISON VALLEY SCHOOL House,
Thursday evening, Oct. Il.
SUNDERLINvILLE SCHOOL HOUSE,
Friday evening, October 2S.
School House near mouth Of West Bc'h,
Saturday evening, Oct. p.
JOHN s. MANN, ESQ, will address
meetings as follows:
At SCHOOL HOUSE near mouth of the
Honeyoye, Friday evening, October 28
At NILLPoRT,
Saturday evening, Oct. %.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26
COUDERSPORT ACADEMY.
]. w. ALEEE. Principal.

Late Of tire Wellsboro academy, assisted
by competent Teachers
The Fall Term commences September 9Th,
ard continues Eleven Weeks
Tailion, TO be paid at the middle Of the
term, So to IS. No scholar admitted for less
than half term.
j Teachers Glass will be instructed fec Of
charge.
By order Of the Trustees
D. T. GLASSMTRE,
?. A. STEBBNS,
s. ROSS,
CouierspOgt, Aug. s, 1864. Trustees