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lis EEecl in England and France.


Iae EaN OT Richmond,
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Death of Richard Cohden.

America has lost another European
friend. Richard Golden, the English
orator aud ta.esman. died on the I'd inst !,
and his great merits have been eulogized
by LJrd Palmerston, John Bright; and
D'Israeli in the House of Commons.
He was the son of a farmer, and was born
in 1904, in Sussex. He labored while
young, in commercial pursuits, in Lon
don, and subsequently as commercial
traveller he travelled in Egypt, Turkey,
Greece, the United States aud other
lands. ln 1885 he became noted as a
"hberal," and published :wo important
pamphlets advocating his views. In 1889
he took leading part in urging the re-
peal of the corn laws, and afterfthe strug
gle was over and the repeal was carried,
Sir Robert Peel acknowledged that to
Mr.. Golden the glory of the victory
mainly belonged. The British Nation
proved its gratitude by presenting h,m
With $3.50, 1000, raised by subscripi =
He served number of constituencies in
the House of Commors, and was always
found by the side of Right and the greal
"liberaP' leaders. After the ou,breako
the American rebellion he was the ~
finching friend of the United State
standing by tie cause of American libel
ty and Union with voice, vote aud PEI
He was ode of the ablest orators in. Eug
land and his steady persistence ip hi-.
views has gained for him the highes
fame.
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The New York World (Democratic)
construes the capture of the rebel capital
10 language that may be ftly quoted IN
connection with the strong Saxon of the
Richmond Eramiaer. The following
points from the Worlds leader are we'll
saken: -
THE moral effect on the South of the
fall o. Richmond will be far greater than
if Grant had succeeded in taking it 10 the
early part of his last years cainpaign.-
Now that we have succeeded in taking it
IN the early part of his last years cam.
Paign. Now that We have demonstrated
the general military weakness of the reb.
els, by marching great armies through the
heart of the South, and taking ali their
seapoard cities, the fall of their capital
and last remaining stronghold must be
accompanied with feeling that they have
nothing left to fall back npon Ii ad
Richmond been taken iu the spring or
summer of last year, retreat would have
been casy.into almost any part ofthe South
which, from the Atlantic to the Alleghe-
nies,and from Chattanooga to the Gnlt.
was under the Confederate sway BuI
the most they can COW hope is to mat.
tain doubtful contest IN the mountain
region To escape with au orgaLiztd
army across the Mississippi is not onay
impossible, but even if there we're 90 otb.
er obstacle it is unlikely that soldiers irou
Virginia and the other Atlantic Statt.
will consent to be led that imueo,e dist
ance to fight in cause in which they.
will no longer have the personal interest
of men fighting for the protectiou Of thes
homes ,and whose success only madnen
can aoy longer expect"
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The National Bereavement.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is


ABRAHAM LINCOLN IS DEAD and by
an as-a>Sin's hand has the idol, the hope
of the Nation fallen, just as rejoicing was
swelling every heart ,aad party lines were
fading into common sentiment in sup
port of the patriotic and generous policy
of the Presideat-just as the terrible pail
of war seemed about to be lifted from US
to usher ip the angel of Peace, our joy is
turned into mourning; and as We bow to
the inscrutabie wisdom of Hin who mum.
bers the very hairs of our heads, and who
holds the destin;es of Nations subject to
His will, there is not hope beamiug
through the dark horriscn that does not
come mingled with agoniziDg fears for the
safety of the Republic
| grieve not for Abraham Lincoln He
has filled the measure of human fame
There is no fresh honor be could have
won. There was no day in the past; no
day could have belonged to the future in
which he could have died more tenderly
beloved, more profoundly lamented. His
appointed time came when passion had
bowed to his calm, unfaltering wisdom
when rescued Nation poured out to him
its fondest devotion, just when most
deeply enshrined in the confidence and
love Of his countrynen, the sad summons
came, in circumstance tragic as appalling
and fixed that love, that confidence, that
Veuefation to endure until grateful mem
ories shall cease; and patriotism belong
to the past. Bu, cannot but bs oppress
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with prescisnce four years .ago uttered
and written down in advance the events
of this period. they would have seemed
more marvellous than anything 10 the
Arabian Night" | shall not attempt
to anticipate the future. AS events oc,
cur, and it becomes necessary for me to-
act, | shall dispose tf each as it arises,
deferring any declaration or message
until it can be written paragraph by par
agraph in the light of events as they
transpire. aa.n
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THE PRESIDENTS INAUGURAL-The
London Times speaks of Mr. Lineoln's
inaugural as 'an address full of kind OF
Crom wellan diction, and breathing a
spirit very different from the usual IN.
earnest utterances of successful politici.
clans" 1t adds, after review of the
message, that il "appears to be iurended
to repress the more sanguine expectation
OF. the Northere people, and to intimate
TO them that fresh exertions and sacrifices
will be necessary for the attainment Of
their object" The London .Spectrtor
speaks OF the message as Estate parr,
which, for political weight moral dignity
and unaffected soemnity. has had T..
equal in our time" and, after quoti,.
freely from the document, adds
No statesman ever uttered words staHsil.sg
ed at once with the seal of - dccs.h
wisdom aud so true simplicity
village attorney" of whom Sif G Ri,
is and many other wise men wrote
so much scorn in 1861. seems des.iat3
be one of those foolish things OF zSa
world" which are destined to confouud eitar
wise, ,one of those weak things which II ais
"confOund the things which s,e n,ighty.
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Pension Bounty and War Claim
Agency.

DENSIONS procured for soldiers of the
l present war who are disabled by reason of
wounds received or disease contractracted
while in the service of the United States and
pensions bounty, and arrears of LAY obtained
for widows or heirs of those who have died
or been killed while in service. All lette of
inquiry promtly answered, and on receipt ~
mail of a statement of the case of claimah,
will forward the necessary papers for their
signature. Fees in Pension cases as fixed by
law.
REFEHENcEs.-Hon. ISAAC BENSON, Hon. A.
G. OLNsrBD, j. s. MANN, Esq, F. W. Knox,
Esq. DAN BAKER,
Claim Agent Couderport Pa.
June 8, '64.-1y.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
s. c. W. BENJAMIN.

S. c. W. BENJAMIN.
Let he nation weep,
As they bear the martyr
To his last, long sleep
Ave lie; the nation weep
Another such rs he
We nevermore shall see
This side eternity.
Aye. let the nation weep,
And let the slow bells toll
For the nobleSt soul
That ever cwelt in man,
Or ever led the van
Of Freedoms hosts to victory,
And rang the charge OF Liberty
! Well may the ma ion weep
And shudder at the stroke
That All their slumberlng wrath awoke"
! What wretch so impious as to dare
To smile the iadder of II peoples choice,
Or seek to harm Il single hair
/ or him whose healt, whose hand, whose
voice,
Were all employed to work the nations good,
And stop the flow of fratricidal blood
Percance he did not seem
So great to those who DEER
traitor or Nero
May still appear hero
If hp but wear classic lace
Or ape the superficial grace
Thai marks fine scion OF titled race
Not snch was lie for mhotn we mourn
From wealth or rank he was not porn,
Nor heir To matrimonial lands
Filled by The bondman's Wea"y hands
His was the celestial beauty
Of soul that does its dutvi
Noble patriot, husband, iather,
lie did not strive 10 gather
The laurels of IL wild ambition,
rhal only yield a vain fruiton =
T., benefit ulankind-this was his aim,
Fn labor aud to live unstained with blaine
He died. without blot upon MS name
Let all the weary and oppressed,
From North and South an East and west,
For whom his great heart ysarned,
For whom MS spirit burned,
70 give their sufitrings rest,
Let all arise With IamenIatlcn,
Aad with his own beloved nation
Beqdenth the fame
UI Ljn.Oin'S nanIe--
\ nriitagc for venerat'on-
L the rem test generation.
Ave, let The nation weep,
While the slow bells toll,
And the cannon roll
For the tpnera' kneIl
of his mighty soul
Ye eanno break TIE slumber deep
Tuat wraps his limbs in quiet sleep
He cannot hear
The crowds that tread
Around his bier,
Nor see the tears they shed,
For he nevermore shall dwell
Among the people that he loved so well
Let the nations sorrow have its way
For him who was the nations stay.
Our hearts are sad our eyes are dim;
We hoped long years of rest for him,
To enjoy the peace for which he wrought
The peace with his own life blood bought.
But he has rest,
Among the hlest.
And with the Christ he loved.
Enough--his wJrk was done,
The victor's crown was won,
And God himself removed
The patriot martvr to his home.
Enough his task was done
For us remains to guard his tomb,
To bid the willow wave
Around the sacred grave
OF him who loosed the slave,
And weave the fame
OF Linc0lns name
With that of Washington;
While Kingdoms crumble, nld and hoary,
In q world where all is transtory,
They shall ever shine, twin stars OF glory,
Wish undimmed splendor, in oar nations
Story.
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PHILADELPHIA. PA

PHILADELPHIA fA.
diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Urina-
1J ~ and sexual sy stems-new and reliable
treatment--in reports of the HOWARD AS
SOCIATION-s by mail in sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, DR..
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association
No South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
10 ejy 1884.
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RIJSjNESS CARDS.

Free and Accepted Ancient York maSons;
EiILALLA LODGE. No. 342, f A NJ
STATED Meetings on the Ind and 4th Wednes
dsvs of each mouth. Also Masonic gather
mos ON every Wednesday Evening for work
and practice. at their Hall in CouderSporf.
D. c. LARRIBEE. ". NJ
yU LA ,uNgN Sec
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1t is stated in Washington that Ini'r
nation has been received al ,he Fierc
Embassy of the dangerous illness Of Il
Emperor Napoleon.
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H +. OLMSTED,

DEALER IN STOVES, TIN Il SHEET IRON
WARE, Main ST., nearly opposite the Court
House, Coudersport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
from Ware made to order. in good style, on
short notice.
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ADDR ESS by the PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1866.

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1865.
Ia accordance with resolutions passed
at meeting of the citizens of Illinois
held at the National Hotel yesterday af-
terpoon, the citizens of that State assem-
bled at Wizards Hotel preparatory to
paying their respects to his Excellency,
Andrew johnson, President of the United
States Gov Oglesby, accompanied by
Senator Richard Yates, Gen. Isham N.
Haynes, ex xScnaror O. FL. Browning,
Hon. D, S. Phillips, Gen. J. L Farnes-
worth, Hon. Isaac N. Aruold. Hon John
Wilson, Gen. Gamble, Gel. John S.
Loomis, Col. James Fl. Bowen, Gov.
Pickering, of Oregon. Gen. Julius White,
Hon j. NJ Hanna, Major s Wait, Ma
jor 2. Flynn, and large concourse Of
citizens repaired TO the rooms of Presi.
dent johnson, iu the Treasury Building.
Gov. Oglesby presented the delegation,
and addressed the President as follows
THE ADDRESS.
Mr.. PRESIDENT | take much pleas
ure In presenting to you this delegation
of the citizens Of Illinois, representing
almost every portion of the State. We
are drawn together by the mournful
events of the past few days, to give some
feeble expression to the feelings we in
common with the whole nation realize as
pressing US to the earth, by appropriate
and respectful ceremonies. We thought
it not Inappropriate before We should
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Business Cards, 8 lines or less, per year 00
Suecial and Editorial Notices pc line, ~
*.#All transient advertisements must he
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If advertisements from distance, unless the
are accompanied by the money or satisfactor
eference.
#.*Blanks, and Job Work of all kinds, at
tended ~ promptly and faithfully.
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JOUN Z MANN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Joudersport, Pa, will attend the severa!
courts in Potter and Wkean Counties. All
gusiness entrusted in his care will receiv
prompt attention. Office corner OF WeS'
and Third streets.
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL,

Q F. GLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner o.
aain and Second Streets, Couderspert, Pot
ter Co., Pa.
A Livery Stable is also keptin connect
tfea with this Hotel
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ISAAC BENSON

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa, will
attend to all business entrusted to him, with
care and promptness. Office on Second It ,
near the Allegheny Bridge
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COLLINS SMITH,

DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, and all
Goods usually found in coentry Store
Ceudersport, Nov. u, 1861.
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ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,

ATTORNEY Il COUNSEIhOR AT LA"
'oudersport, Pa, will attend 10 all huS'heS
l'rusted 10 his care, with Prc mptue' Il"
/, ity. Office on Soth west coner o' H"'U
and Fourth streets.
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O. T. ELLISON,

oRACTICIYG PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa.
respectfully informs the citizens OF the vii
lace and vicinity that he will promply re-
spond to all calls for professional services
Office on Main St, in building formerly oc-
cnnied by.C. w. Ellis, Esq.
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T w. KNOX,

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Coudersrort. Pa, Will
regularly attend the Courts in Potter ana
the adjoining Counties.
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL
PCBMSHED BY
n w. McAlarney, PrOprfetOr
$50 80 fEtR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

Z. Devoted 70 the cause of Republcanism,
she interests Of Agriculture, the advancement
# Education aud the beat good of Potter
county Owning no guide except that of
Principle it will enI I'aver to aid III the work
" more fily Freed1mizing our Country.
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D. r. OLMSTED,

D. r. OLMSTED,
,EALER IN DRY GOODS, READY MADE
Clothing, Crockery, Groceries, &c, Main ST..
CouderspOrt, Pa.
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ADvearIssaExrs inserted at the following
-. arrnnt w l,nra snncial harrainS are made.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28
Be. Yoar Own .RIght-Hana Nam

People who have been bolstered up
and levered ell their lives are seldom
good for any thing in y crisis When
misfo rtune comes, they look around for
something to cling to or lean upon. II
the. prop is not there, down they 20.
Once down, they are as helpless ms
capsized turtles or endorsed men 10 arm;
or, and cannos find their feet again with.
out assistance.
Such silken fellows no more resemble
self-Iaade men, who have fought their
way 10 position, making difficulties their
stepping stones and deriving determina-
ton from defeat, than vines resemble
oaks, or suffering rushlights the stars
Of heaven. Efforts persisted IN 10
achievements train a man to selfreiiance,
and when he has proved to the world
that be can trnst himself, the world will
! trust him. "AN @ $50
We say, therefore, that il is unwise
TO deprive young men of the advantages
which result from their energetic action
by Boosting them over obstacles
which they onehtto sarmount alone. "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28
HAIR lDYKf : HAfR DYE

? mAtohHInr'a EhRfrlDyeAa ito lost In the
kPewa weEAs Tbs. only true and perfect Dyn
-HaEsnlsss Instantaneous and Kaleidoscope.
duees q splsadid Black or Natural Brown-rsms-
dies thsCilil stfbcts Of bad Dyes. aud fFssasntly
FssieFss the original enlor. SSH bygai DFuggista.
Fhs genniBs o sIGasd. w. A. Batehaaor. sr Bar.
clay street. Hsw YORK. APPS .9m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CROwN OF GLORY.


CxtT, aas, womsa ao1 cAhS abs has Used
Sterling's Ambrosia :
O1mO Se1nm6O, MS ssaa u raS.
IDLY Increasing sAle have made tho Ambrosla a.
m0us al ovsF-sSs-<SrId.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PHASE
nEt9 RzfRaiaz s6tss vaG9H
Il makes New Hair grow Bald Heads.
II prevents the Hair from Faliiag Out.
IL Observation-Disclosures soft and Glossy.
clezsses the Scalp, cools the Heated Brow, Re-
moves Dandrug. Cures EerEovs Hsrdaehs. Cnrss
BsEdH&s Tnsaas L.azstlHE EYGET IssHses Hair
TO Cari, supsEesdss Wigs, Klils Hair Eaters.
Good effect apparent stoucs.
To THE LADIES WE SAY, y,~3
The Ambroaia will suit you 10 8 7. Eisgastiy
put Up. Dolleataly Psrfumsd. Patronizsd By
eysss ssssa sd szetrssks sd a spissdiA
boxes Or e4Ftohss eostaining two 1args bottirs-
No. for InoEsiaE, Rel for evening
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT III. 9
I sTKRLIses AmsEoHA " fhs best. most
agreeable and sasetiFs toilet 80 ths world To
bseiatafS try1ss4rtsn. & s1O&1
soId BY Druggists ~
SteFllng's Ambr0sla Manufacturing
- ASRA Company,
2sB gULros street. sEw YORK
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