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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-08-11
voLUME XXI.
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IIls was heart 80 true AMI strong,
so wise In all but human wrong,
~ 81 &c Coz voman's trust,
That when she spoke the fatal "Ne" Isif
IL smo,e him with weight of wee ra3 ..-
That crushed him ,o the dust ., .-5.. +
ne why We never knew, s,iii les ...
Ccad hazard presumpive guess,
s. So retioeus IA pain, f.'t'r
We only knew she could not take
Tho hand he offered by mistake,
Or offered but In vain.
And ali men noted from that day
lie moved a. In blindei way,
Helpless, withoa, pani
All, what miraculous change u state
One singL syllable can crate
within the heart Of man
And she lived eveunorc apart,
Nor gave b any man her heart,
Until'the day she dlei,
when, 10 the friends AROUND her bel,
she breaihed his name and smiled AMI said
.Bury me by his side"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-22

INACTIYITY.-T a steam engine is
stopped suddenly and left unused for
long period the piston rusts fast in the
cylinder, the packing oorrodes the rods,
and dust thiekly covers every part.
When the human frame is inactive and
torpid for length of time the muscles
relax, the nerves loose their tone, the or
gans refuse to perform their functions
and the whole Of the great machine-tbe
human francis disorganized.
Day in and day out men sit pouring
over ledgers and day books until they are
addle headed, and figures swim before
their eyes When evening comes, and
business hours are over, instead of taking
"a walk SO as to send the blood dancing
and tingling to the remotest part Oftheir
frames, they pop into some car and drow.
silly roll to their doors A very great
portion Of the minor ailments flesh is heir
to is caused by lazines0.
An afflicted individual goes to g doctor;
Something is wrong inside" but he
does'nt know exactly where. Thereupon
the physician looks grave, and says, "Ah !
Dyspepsia )" and forthwith orders tonics
drastic Purges, aud what not, when all
the lazy man wants is two mile tramp
IN the Central Park or good old fashioned
Jouncing on hard trotting horse.
a certain eastern petentate, feeling
himself out of sorts on one occasion,se
for his physician ana demanded q cure.
"Iake this mace, said the physician,
"mOunt horse and swing the Instrument
back and forth, riding meanwhile at full
gallop, Certain drugs concealed in the
handle will then exude your excellency
will absorb them and be cured" And he
was, says the legend the shreWd man of
medicine knew lull well that all the king
required was fresh air and exercise, and
he took this method of prescribing them.
1t Is better to wear out than to rust
out, and shoe leather is far less costly
than medical advice.
Stretching the legs relieves the tension
on the purse strings, and the cheapest as
well as the best medicine for dullnes, head.
aches, blue deviIs,stupidity, hypochOndria
i'll temper, and total depravity,is is fresh air
and sunlight. These are sovereign RENE.
dies, but because they are. easily obtained
do not taste bad, and cost nothing, lew
use them Scientific american
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-22
TERMS. $3.50 PER ANNUM.

YANKEE NoTIoNs.-The noshun that
skeul houses are cheaper than stats pris.
ons
The noshuu that men are better crop
to raise than emmy thing else
The noshun that people who have
brains enough kant be governed by any
body but themselves.
The noshun that if you kant make
man think as you do, try to make him do
as you think.
The uoshun that United States il liable
at emmy time to be doubled but taint lie.
bic at emmy time to be divided.
The noshun that Uncle Sam can thrash
his own children when they need it.
The noshun that the Yankees are fore
ordained Iase, and kant be kept from
spreading and striking in emmy more than
when it unce gets luce. Josh
Billings.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-22
Pension Bounty and War Claim
Agency.

DENSIONS procured for soldiers OF the
u present war who are disabled by reason OF
wounds received OF disease contractracted
while in the service Of the United States ard
pensions, bounty, and arrears Of pay obtained
Tor 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 claimau, I
will forward the necessary papers for their
signature. Fees in Pension cases as fixed by
law.
REFERENCES. Hon. ISAAC Benson, Hon. A.
G. OLusTED, J. S mann, Esq. F. w. KNOX,
Esq. DAN BAhhR'
Claim Agent Couderport Pa.
June s, '64-ly.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Free and Accepted Ancient York Masons
FITLALIA LODGE, No. 342, L 4 NJ.
STATED Meetings on the 2nd and 4thWednes-
davs Of each month. Also Masonic gather
ings on every Wednesday Evening for work
and practice, at their Hall in CouderspOrt.
D. c. LARRIBEE, ". N.
N " MrALARNEY. Sec-N.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA "a.
nISEASES Of the Nervous, Seminal, Trina
~ ~ and sexual 81 stems-new and reliable
treatment-in reports of the HOWARD AS
S0CIATION-sent by mail in sealed lei er
envelopes, free of charge. Address, DR.. ].
SEILLIE H0UGHTON, Howard Association
No. 7SOuth Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
l1Vls6t
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-22

PICKLED INDIAN.--The Daily Lsioa
published at Virginia, Nevada Territory,
says that the remains Of au Indian were
found in an immense salt field near Sand
Springs, about eighty miles from that
city completely embedded in rock salt,
four feet below the surface. The body
was in acomple:e state of preservation, and
from appearances has laid in that position
for many years perhaps for ages. The
flesh was perfectly dry, like that of a
mummy, and it is evident that it had
been saturated with brine, which prevent
ed its decay.-The Indian was about the
usual size, and resambled the Pinte8 that
now inhabit that locality. Part Of the
bear skin and q rude bow were found
near by, and few yards distant pair of
elk horns of enormous size were disinterr.
ed The suqp0sition is that this entire
salt bed was once a lake aud the animal
that had been wounded had taken refuge
in the water, whittier be was followed by
the Indian, who sank in the mud at the
bottom, and being unable to extricate
himself, perished
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II 7. OLMSTED.

gEALER II STOVES, TIN i SHEET IRON
WARE Main ST., nearly opposite the Court
House, Coudersport Pa. Tin ana ohee'
IRON wac made to order in good style, on
short neEIce.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-22
COITDERSPORT HOTEL

D F. GLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner O.
Main and Second Streets, CouderspoT1 Fct-
ter Co., Pa.
A Livery Stable is also keptiE connect
tion with this Hotel
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SMITH

DEALER in Dry Goods Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, oueensware, Cutlery, and all
Goods usually found in a country Store
Coudersport. NoV. -, 1861.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-22
MILLER * MCALARNEY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. W.
HARRISBURG, PA

GENTS for the Collection Of CLAN
Y against the United States and State Go :
ernme1ts. such as Pension, Bounty, Arrem
of Paw &c. Address Box %, Harrisburg, Pa
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ISAAC BENSON

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa, vii
e+ter6 70 all business entrusted to him, witt
care and pr5mpJaess. Office On Second St.
near the Allegheny Bridge.
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ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the following

AdministratOrs or ELecutOrs Nouce, "
Business Cards, s lines or less, per year 90
Special and Editorial Notices, pc. line, 20
\ *.*Au transient advertisements must be
naid in advance. and no notice will be taken
Of advertisements from distance, unless they
are accompanied by the money or satisfactors
reference.
y #.*BIanks. and Job Work of all kinds, at
tended 10 promptly and faithfully
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-22

PITEOUs.-The clerks of the Richmond
departments have made a Piteous appeal
to the Confederate Senate for more pay.
In their address they say:
"The present compensation does not
shelter aud feed them. Many have fami.
lies. They live on two meals q day, in
garrets, cellars, aud in shauties out in the
suburbs. With the strictest economy
they can barely procure a suficieDey Of
bread to sustain life. One gentleman;
wealthy before the war, a refugee and
pauper since with family of eleven bas
Dot tasted meat in four mouths. Coffee,
tea, sugar and delicacies or luxuries they
II have neither IN health nor In sickness. -
They cannot buy clothes, nor shoes, nor
hats Even in the event of death the
last Office Of earth would depend upon
! charity,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-22
Y " KNOX.

ATTORNEE ST LAW Coudersport, Pa, VIII
regularly attend the Courts n Potter ana
tie adjoining CsuE0es.
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@ s h =. ZONES.

DEALERS n DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS
oils. Fancy Articles Stationery, Dry Good:
Groceries. &c. NgL ST.. N0EdersEcrt. Pa.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-22
Funny GovERk,frNr-Thez have

FUNNY QovEREMENT.-They have
funny government just now down in Dixie.
The chiyaIry could not tolerate the rule of
the Yankees, and seeded. They went
in for the privilege Of "larrupiug niggers"
and hanging abolitionists without let or
hindrauce. They have secured the privi.
lege Of being slaughtered like dogs, ,freez-
ing and starving while living, being kick
ed into an uncoGned grave when dead,
and taking their chances of. getting into
a warmer climate on the other side of
Jordan. It now takes just a hundred
dollars IN confederate script to buy dol
lar in gold, but the difficulty is, even at
that price, no man who has the gold will
sell it at al, and the Richmond Eaquir-
er, satisfied that money must be had in
some way for the defence of Richmond,
graveiy proposes to "President" Davis to
seize what gold remaines in the bank for
that "laudablo purpose" Such is the
Liberty for which the south is contending.
Was there ever SO great a humbug?
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-22

Gilmore who went to Richmond on q
peace mission with Col. Jaques, says that
Davis told him that every white man
who wasn't able to own a black man
ought to be slave himself, and if they
(the poor whites) could be ensla7sd they
would become useful class Of society.
81 declare, mother" said petted little
girl, in pettish little way, otis too bad
you always send me to bed when | am
not sleepy, and you always make me get
up when | am sleepy !"
Man is the nobleAt work of God, and
woman the prcttiest.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-22
D. r. DLMSTED.

1EALER N DRY. GOODS, 8EADT-NADE
Clothing, CrockerFr Groceries, &C.. Main St,
LanE a-Snnrt Pa.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-22

health and strength, never very good
The first half of the year had been passed
in hard work. He had been in bloody
battles, where danger was thick, and OF
every hand. He had borne I'D nobly
when he was totally unfit for the labor
he performed, and should have been al
home or in the hospital. But after halt
of the year was gone he was forced to
Leave the hard labor of tue camp and field
for the rude hospital, where for months
he had lain beneath the hand of disease.
Often he had been urged to accept the
discharge which was offered him but he
would not. At last it was made out, and
the kind old surgeon told him that he
must take it, if he ever wished to regain
his health again, for he never would
where he was. So, uuwilliugly, he had
come home
He closed his eyes, expecting chat he
should hear his mothers voice.
"Ashley !"
It was not his mothers voice. Some
one had spoken to him, some one whose
tones were tremulous and full of tears,
some one whose voice he thought he
knew.
"Ashley"
Georgia Berrian threw herself upon
her knees beside him, her eyes pleading
mutely for one kind word.
Georgia, you here 2"
His voice had tender thrill iu it that
echoed through and through Georgia's
heart
ooh, Ashley I have come for your
forgiveness Forgive me have re-.
ceived my punishment! Tell me. l am
forgiven,w
Georgia, my darling"
He bent over and drew her head upou
his breast Never had she, in her most
regal moods, seemed so lovely to him as
she did then-all humility all tenderness
"Then you forgive ne? You love me
after all 2" she cried
Better than all else," answered he, as
he pressed his lips upon her brow in the
kiss of reconciliation. She put her arms
about bis neck and let her head rest upon
his breast, as in the days of old.
II am SO happy, Ashley w
"And I, o Georgia l have loved you
through the long year that has gone,
stcadfastly and true And now you are
here on my breast, where l never expec.
ted you would be again Oh, Georgia
you are not happier than | p
II shall never forgive myself for my
unkindness, Ashley, but I an thankful
that you do Oh, if you could onlv
know the hours Of bitter repentance l
have passed"
at is all past, darling In the bliss
of the present let US forget the sorrows
of the past" he answtred, teDderly.
And strive to make the uture," she
added solemuly, "a happy one unmarried
By unkind words or deeds"
"God help US bOth-we'll try" he an
swered. "The past has been a lesson to
us-a bitter lesson. But henceforth
naught shall cDme between u.s."
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THE
UTTER JOURNAL
PUBLISHED BY
M. w. MCAIarney, PrOprfetOr'
8l5O PR YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE,

#.+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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| drop the curtain on their life-history
Let no unkind words ever come between
US and those We love. If there has, let
not the Christmas pass and leave them
still barrier between US but let US cast
all pride aside, as Georgia Berrian did,
and in the happiness of reconciliation,
our future may run on as pleasantly as
does hers and Ashley Leicester's.
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SHIPPING.

u ILLS ca AND UPWARDS, ON
- uiui Bank o' London and
i.u, u BANK OF Ireland,
tur stlc Nv
.r- WELLS. FARGO & &C
EOR lINEEpOOl.-TApS LINE,
snip A EUkA evils March 9TH.
FOR LONDON LINT
Ship n IIrON sails March nth.
For psssare ~ and tsou tho old Ountrv, drifts
Avviste 800 al p,rte ot .'tct Britain or Ireland al
it4LcO4 iHtts. Apply
EAPSCOII BROTHERS a co,
'tI ~ south street.
bANSNGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
Au4 Iou4ou %. tlp DI Rack star Line or
live pn,l ih, EE'.E,LNN 20, -ais on March ! IN
TO. Iol.u. iI' " ,. SItISON, March oh.
~ 500
SILAN TO OF EEN~1OWS AND LIVER
> ruul. .rtNNsl ~ ANA sails ; 'tufdsy, Var.
liu. Cabin p1ss'e, 10, stecn+e 40 payable in
tu.ta.y. AIpy TO VIII o. A,S \ Oi los, - broad
-, D.. $50
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r'HwNoNAh NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CtRMEN-WlLL THE CAR
u., boo icu osci some furniture nom the LIZ
Grange ONrc. gt~ ~ oaJwHv, to IA East 2bth st.
tuIdA ni'hf, Dec M cr 3ist, confer great favor
b.. dim. at us .lfo4INnv. 90
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4 FARM, % ACRES FOR SALE, WITH
n .tu'.. ciop, and farming imp eulenu Cool
housc, harm, app.o orchard $3.50. one 80 acres
near do.ot. one ~ rr'e' one ! acres. One !
a,I, s. amt several other IN New Jersey, within 80
utc' uon' tho CITY. Ap2J 10 r. LbiLIO, ~ Con-
CRANBERRY AND FRUIT CULTURE
- FAVORABLE CHANCES At BEACHS
MILLs, s.. j.. FAKMINtt LANDS ALMOST FREE
ehanc, TO- pacn.o aleinaS ,ras q land no si"
Sec, AMI r0ud uctItI TO etctt dt cliln-s and other
iul'.oND'.rn's upon hands rHtHl ~ Bcec's Mia
folu's River 81 near IlhrueTat Bay. Also, dwell
lax h,uto, lots .old aud very favolaby leased. The
isai BE- ~ "a ed ioI cmnhcrrIl p,sch, erapo and
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IIOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-g SLAUGH-
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ink uous"- aud Coz ner stor, Graham ave aud Mar
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NOR SNLI-1N SOUTH BROOKLYN, 10
4 minutes ValE from City Hall n frame house %
by o., %. % b. lUJ ieeG building on rear be
used ur suor or stable Price 5000. Apply 10 T.. II.
DAY, 90 Douslns- IT, 2bs
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With store and Iot unt stable on the NoIth-Nest
CIR. OF bekr,b and Clormont AVE-, Brooklyn. An IL
ceueut location for GOOD 'terInan grocer Inquire
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i,..r-. i.uA Of AL kinda. Will bo old chc.p, aud
! tl -Ih. may I'hAih on pohn ana lhOT@Ne. fOI
iu 1"'l f' g. ulair hpy on ~" premises, ii bedford
ave re'. t'u.hns ave- brooklyn. 5O4
| rlNO LET-A BRICK BUILDING. 7Jx25 And
/ TO-. &c. ,i ,he adjoining lot il ie.utr.d buI West
! fp.n H. bet. lth anu llth avos. Inquire Ia tho
| tl.,r.iD.tn sAol. 80
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DAPER PONE--WANTED, % GIRLS
who uudc stand iue 'l',l' F. by \. WIN S"'
bol DIosdN ~, cltI- zee ~ ..-ln- ~ ~
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FAMILIES OR EMPLOYERS WHO DA-
l. sire any service, oyrcIt hou'cHo.l, "hicu clu te
performed by women, Sc uyI'Di 60 r,ni notice -.
their ants 10 the O lgs OF tho ~. hing NuulrL'n
Protective mon, No. rs thrWbnt' - AMI tHu| benz
tht large uuuuc - worthy ami luru5tI1a. women,
Of " HON aU.lfCfr' Relatives, 10 need tA.-
povmeut To syupOt ttvnis"y wee md d"n"nion, ignI-
lee. There A'r many occasional rCrvlcts IA almost
ever fer I'H susu fa g." Ws.i1s cur fU'tlls Of car
It.s l..a pnIurvu- ,,O,hts, Inca Nuua be l.s. &C.
iuiiy accepted tA0l-a they give employment iot lut
GFiusie 4.I. Az
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A READY AND CONCLUSIVE IFS! or
Ilihe properties OF HElA.BDLIra ttu. 90 ...l. .
Buchu Val be cou.pG isOu w.th tuose 30. .H.'. %
the u.ted states bispsAs tor. $50
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w silo to work on a small fa.u; 5nust he sohcr ari
know how W t@Ac care Of horses App.y % l.. ".
WILLIAMS, 40 BIoOur IT, -
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NETANTLB-l5 OR II GOOD FINlSuERS
w on L.e plut-, also n tew hgrtur, h Il lrices in
the Cit pad be- me pieto or week, as4 Ihld ave,
top floor. IulI a,l the week. -
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EOR NON-RETENTlON OR lNOONTlN-


| am acquainted wan 81. II, r. HELN}OLD Ir
occupied the diuH-Stoie opposite M Ir..t ... ..N
was tuceesaIuI IN c.hauct.nt The bL-tnc.a ~ 4. -
ere hal not been luail, 30 lCtore A...l. 49,, .1
fay0rably impressed with his chu.ctcr y ...''
prise, " Lillian MEluHl
FIRM oil fONERs q MEluh -I.N
-, htnuihctuilu, tN,.. O..
8so 9Th aud b!o~n "a l..a. ,..u.r.
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[ARIETIES THEATKE, Bal MD 8l NOM

VARIETIES lHiAlht, - AND ~ BOW
-fOOIE bDSNEI.LN, lcrsc.i and sian.
d.. e.b-NgusutiOu, ScuhA,4Uu, So. .t4u4. tl.tt ~
pcsTahcc m New lO.k OF th. lc.atluI, Sd. o.. 40
daring rguosucnuc, Ccelua ana q iuv,Ilu, lIia
matte Company IA IN" spoctAcIlas Dram. VI srpl /.
Mzgeppl, .zeppr, Nlz'ypt Nr. Gu,c-' CAui p'oI
maze Sack lee, as tic via ttccd ot tutN.N. iLs
great star Nn.icy ltuupc Ia a A,uur.cl l.t..t ..l-
ment Grand famIB .iatiuot No.LusCa, H.s -e.-
uIGAy.
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WANTED ROY To IEAnN IIL
w printing IA u.r-, so one Co ava thC book
binding. TRANCE a Lul Ikl.Ia
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HELMBOLD'S FLUID GYTEACT EI''t.
hn peasnnt In tlSte ai.d Gdo., REQ ,.,., do.
iOus p .operlles and mn ae Hate iu 4tt a.t.9l. ,r.
HELMBOLD". EXTRACT 81 CHC GI'4N
sheath All vigoT 70 the tuuG ami BIO AZ 81. ..H
paid cheek Debility is a. coI,lsuiiel ly h"' 'r'A-
ming - IN .itomA and II ucAA'ut b. o. tit 4 .Y
eonsun ptiou, Insanity OF tpltyt r. c''at. $50
QUANTITY vs.. QUALITY -HkLMBOLD'S
" Extract Sarsap4iihu, Ia, lo-r g. aiA... IA,se
WHO desire large quantity Of medicine Aid i4.ta
doses Err .,.,
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND -
l. .ni, RENE llri ivf uAgrarRut and dtuEIg.us q r-
eases lee HELhBOiIfs EItrac' Buchu 5si