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III, j. OLNESTED.

HARDWARE Merchant, and Dealer in Stoves,
II Tin and Sheet Iron W are, Main street, Couler
sport, Pcnh'a Tin and Sheet Iron Ware made 10
order, in good style on short notice.
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ID. X. OLMSIED.

1TERCH ANT-DeaTe in Dry Goods, Ready-made
vi Clethjng, Crockery, Groceries, Flour. Feed
Porg, Provisions, SC, Maia street Coalersport. Pa
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COUDERSpoRT HOTEL.

II 2. GLASSMIRB, PRoPRuToR, Corner Of Main
IL. and Second streets .Coudersport Potter Co.Pa.
EVERY Stable is also kept In connection with this
Hete nai-E S.a.e. - and from The kaLroa1s
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.HThe new Tariff Bill has passed the
House Of Representatives, but we are sorry
to say all action upon it has been post
poned in the Senate, until December next.
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL,
n. w. McALARNBY, Proprietor.

~ Devoted to the cause Of Repubhcanisrs, the IN
terests of 'lture, the advancement Of Education,
and the best coed Of Potter county. Owning guide
except that 0fPrncipe, it viii endeavor 10 aid in the
work of more fully Freed1mizing our Country
Advertisements inserted at the following rates,
except where special bargains are made \ square
Is 10lines of Brewer or S Of y Onparei types
l square, or Insertions : 20
Each subsequent insertion less than 4o---- -
square,1 year -------------------------- ~ " "
Administrators o. Executors Notices. W
Special and Editorial Notices per lne---- 20
R-Au transient advertisements must be paid in
advance and no notice viii be taken Of advertisements
from distance, unless they accompanied by the
money Q satisfactory reference.
D- Job Work, Of all kinds, executed with neatness
and despatch.
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Potter Journal Job.Omce.

"AVING lately added = fine new assortment Of
II JOB-TYPE h err already large assortment
are now prepared - do all sHds OF work, cheapiy
md with taste anE mea-ness- Or-ers sllicL:el.
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S15OO Per Fy1sss HeaF o ". vi oH9 De4s ,54s5 ass4;
go Sewing Machines Three new kinds Under and
upper feed. Warranted Ave years Above salary
or large commissions paid The 0SLT machines sold
IN the nted States for less than $40 which fully
licensed by Howe " heeler & Wilson, Grover & Ba-
ksr,Singer Co. Bschelder. ALL other cheap ma.
shines are infringements and the seller or user are
Fabie TO arrest, hne, and imurisoument Circulars
fTes.. Address. or call upon Shaw & Clark Bidde-
fsrd Maine, or Chicago, III. De- %, 1865. iswly
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When you offer oats to horse he may
say neigh, but be don't mean it.
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DENSTON, BOUNTY and WAR CLAIM AGENCY
4 Pensions procured for Soldiers OF the present
War who are disabled by reason Of wounds received
ordese contracted while in the service ofthe United
States and PENSIONS bounty, and arrears Of pay OBJ
tAiRed for widows heirs OF those who have died
been killed while in service. All letters d inquiry
promptly answered, and receipt by mail OF state
ment Of the ease Of claimant, viii forward the ne
ressary papers fer their signature Fees in Pension
eases as fixed by law. Refers 70 Hons Isaac Benson,
Il G. Olnstej, John s Mann, and F. ". Knox, Esq
...- DAN BAKER,
Junes 81 = Claim Agent. Couderspor+ Pa
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/. Ayoung lady in IoWa,all for love recently
hung hersef-to limb Of the law.
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LYMAN HOUSE.

lewisviIle, Potter ounty, P nsylvania.
DURTON LEWIS. Proprietor. Having
taken this excellent Hotel, the proprietor wishes
make the arq usintancs Of the travelling public and
eeIs confident OF giving satisfaction 10 all who may
an On him-Feb. y, &c Z
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A committee of the Common Council
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All. what is the matter with Barney?
The cold look Of pride that he wore
Has slipped from his faee,hke shadow,
He Is not himself auv more.
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George drove ahead very leisurely,
and on arriving at the place indicated
waited until our patience was almost
exhausted for the boys. Not making
their appearance We began to feel
alarmed for their safety, and regretted
our rashness in permitting them to
venture out of sight alone. Our fears
were in no wise dispelled when, after a
long search, we discovered them coming
hastily toward us with faces, hands and
clothes apparently covered with blood.
From boots to their knees they were
completely soaked in bright crimson
dye.
Imagining some dreadful accident
had happened, we timidly ventured to
ask what in the world has been the
matter?" Coolly smacking their blood
red lips, they replied, 'Been in straw
berry patch"
This delicious berry nowhere attains
greater perfection in point of flavor and
size than at Mingo Flats; then too there
are such quantities. For miles upon
miles the ground is covered with these,
and we venture to assert without fear
of contradiction that an industrious
person could gather bnshel of these in
day.
On arriving at Camp Elkwater our
friend Mr.. StalnAker captured the en-
tire party and would allow us to pro-
ceed no farther that night. His excel
lent lady and amiable daughter prest-
ded in the ecommissary department., and
the quantity and quality of the rations
issued was unexceptionable.
CoNGER's MILLS.
Next morning Dan, Greed and George
started for Upshur, but the balance of
US, having heard and talked great
deal about the extraordinary size of the
fish in Webster county, thought II
uyoTII1 ba a OnOd idpattO on and see for
ourselves.
The road being impracticable for a
wagon, we procured horses, and after a
rough and tedious ride from the mouth
to the head of Elk Waters, across Point
Mountain, and thence over narrow and
dangerous trail. We finally arrived at
Congers Mill.
An old diIapidated No. dry goods
box, with a couple of grindstones re-
volving horizontally in the centre,
would be an apt illustration of this re-
markable institution. 1t answers the
purpose very well, however, as the peo-
Pile raise no grain in the vicinity, and
consequently there is none to grind.
They don't tiUe out here, but simply
exist.
From the mill down the river "Whit-
taker Rocks" a distance of three miles
the fishing is excellent, especially at
the latter place. Here we caught mon
ster trout, regular mammoth fellows,
measuring from fifteen TO twenty
inches in length, and of incredible
weight.
From = to 8 o'clock in the evening we
found to be the best time to catch these
fellows. At that hour they keep the
river in perfect commotion, jumping
after the insects which swarm over the
water.
One of our party caught 45 trout, (the
least OF which was ten inches in length)
in just thirty minutes by the watch.
After two days of this royal sport, we
reluctantly turned our faces homeward,
where we safely arrived in due season,
and well satisfied with the result of our
trip which footed up as follows:
5y4 Trout.
2 Deer.
/ Wolf, also 1 Bear (which we didn't
get.) AMATEURS.
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cines putting up prescriptions, &c, Will ena-
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country. His medicines are all prepared ia
his own office, and all delivered to his pa
tIents by himself DF. X. treats all Diseases
lay Is afiiicted- He has a large number Of new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
Chronic dlsea-es which heretofore have been
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Cancers and Skin Diseases. His mode OF
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Bronchitis and all diseases Of the N dh6oet d,1
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An OLD SUPERsTIrIoN.-Al little girl
Titusyille, Pa. Her parents are of for
eign birth, and they have since brought
charge of abduction against man
and his wife of the same nationality.
1t appears that about a fortnight since
the defendants moved into new house.
They have a superstition, in common
with others of their own people, that
whoever first occupies new dwelling
for period of two hours Will meet
with a shocking and untimely death.
Anxious to relieve themselves OF this
fatality, they decoyed the little girl and
a Younger sister into the house and de-
tanned them there several hours by
locking them in room. A few days
amer one of them WAS drowned.
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and would not be without II. Yours Truly,
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ect, ! am your friend,


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pigis Wheeling W. Va. sole PrOpriet0H, 70
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Dentists who would fain disparage the
SoZoDoNT, betray, by their own foolish
fretfuInesS, the fact that the preserva-
tive properties of this pure Vegetable
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in the contest. In every element Of
pOUer there is an immense dtSpT0poTtt0H
6ettUeeH the ttD0 parties into Wtich the
minor States have been thus divided. The
eight votes which supported Austria
represent population of no less than
13,S59,7l1, with contingents of 1898
men; while the five votes which sup
ported Prussia against the proposal
represent only population of 2,O54, $50,
and a contingent of $500 men. Ii,
then, we take the total population OF
Prussia as IL, ,OOO, 600, and that of Aus
tria as IS, ,OOO, 900, we find great dis
parity of strength on the two sides. On
the other hand, it may be noticed that
the people of some of those States which
voted with the majority are likely to
refuse their support to the policy OF
their Governments. Yesterday, at the
very time that the PrussiRns were en-
tering Hanover, an address was being
moved by Count Benningsen, the Pres
ident, protesting against the Teso-
luton of the Federal Diet, as a
step irhich endangered the indepen-
dence of RGnOUer, and demdHd-
ing the dismissal of the Kings Ministers
and the neutrality of the kingdom. At
Cassel the Chamber has passed similar
resolutions against the policy of their
anti PrusSian Sovereign, and has re-
fused to grant supplies for the mobili-
cation of the army. These demonstra-
tions are worthy OF notice, because they
show the political commotion of the
time, and may be the forerunners of
momentous change. Should, then, the
Governments OF the minor States not
be supported by their subjects in their
schemes for opposing Prussia. the con-
clusions to be deduced from the vote of
Thursday last must be worthless. But,
assuming that these States, or the more
powerful of them, enter seriously into
the war, Prussia must prepare to strain
every nerve in the strife. For the pres
ent all hangs on the chance OF cam
paign. In such commissions as the pres
ent TO be unsuccessful is to be guilty.
Should Count Bismark fail in the bold
designs he has conceived, there will be
no reproach that will not be cast athtm
by victorious enemies and ruined
friends. But If Prussia gains any ma
terial accession of power, she may pro-
duce changes in Germany which Will
take away the remembrance of her am
bition. The questions which agitate
Germany, Italy and the Heterogeneous
provinces of Austria have been discuss
ed by foreign secretaries and embassa-
dors for nearly generation, without
much effect. Seven years since there
was partial decision through the vic
tories of the French Emperor; and since
then the impotence OF negotiation has,
unfortunately, been even more strong
ly marked. The arbitrament of war IS
again invoked by million of men In
the field, and we can only hope that the
decision to be attained by so tremen-
dous sacrifice may tend to human
happiness and advancement.
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Norway Iron.

o. TONS NORWAY BAR IRON -As
70 sorted Eiles-for oil we'll tools, &c.
my3I P. @. HILDRETHG BRO.
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Geo Mendel John ZoeclIler, Saml. McClel-
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Laughlin
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most ofwhom are among our oest business
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GEO. MEEDEI,, Vice President 1 81
NC. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions
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"C III O L h X A."

or its kindred dlseases-durins the coming
The following are few OF the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to the
ProprietoEs, by persons " no arc well known
49, WHEELING. Apri:c25th 1885.
Messrs. MCCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen;
Having used Kraft Is Dfarrhea Compound, for
Camp DiRrThea, with which have been deep
" affiicfed for almost one month, all other
fe1neffeS tried h0Uin0 failed, and finding IL not
only a present TelieI but a permanent eIIeJ
vorable notice of all who may be alike ainict-
ed. r,,.,,,,,,z,,, w y; % aAHT. 4n,,,I,..v
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their practice, and unhesi-s- ingly recommend
IL iKeepit,n your house.,al be prepared for
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From The NeIO York Tribune or IhuTSoGys
PRUssIAN TROOPS ENTER sAXoNY AMI
HANOVER. g
No collision is yet reported, but the
Federal Diet having agreed to the Aus
trian proprosal for the mobilization ol
the Federal army, Prussia treated the
vote as an act of hostility on the part
of the States which supported the pro
posal, and on the 18th the Prussian
troops entered Saxony on the one side
and Hanover on the other.
THE FIRST MOVE OF THE AUsrRIANs.
There were also rumors that the Aus
TRANS had entered Saxony, but they
lacked confirmation. There was no
doubt, however, that Marshal Benedek
would at once put his army in motion,
esta blish himself at Dresden, and pro-
ceed to attack the Prussians.
PRUssIA's DECLARATION TO THE GREAT
POWERS.
Prussia has issued a declaration to
the great Powers justifying the invas-
ion on the ground that the decision OF
the Diet on the 14th broke up the Con-
federation, and the law of self-preser-
vation compelled Prussia to secure
herself against the neighboring States
in open concealed hostility, that she
had previously offered conditional alli-
ance, which was rejected.
RUMoRs OF AN ENGAGEMENT.
The Paris PreSSe publishes a report
that the first engagement took place on
the 10th near Leipsic. The rumor was
unconfirmed. @
PLACES IN sAxoNY OCCUPIED BY THE
PRUSSIANS.
A Prague telegram of the 10th says:
"IHe PruSSidrlS occupy LObGu and ZittGu
and menace Schkeudtts and Zeitz: The
TdillOdy betiDeerl RieSu and Dresden has
been destroyed, and passenger and postal
communication betl1een Prussia and SGE-
ony is stopped.
fSchkeuditz and Zeitz are towns in
the Prussian Province of Saxony, and
can, therefore, not be "menaced" by the
Prussians.-ED. TRIB.
LATEST.
LONDON, June 1.-THE entrance of
the PrussiAns into Saxony is fully con-
firmed, Prussia having previously de-
clared war. The entry of the Austri-
ans is hourly expected.
THE PRUssIANs ENTERING HANOVER.
HANOVER, June 15-lO:16p. m.
The Prussian forces are marching
from Harburg and Minden.
A Royal order has been issued pro-
hibiting all further traffic in the dis
tricts of Harburg, Luneburg and Holm
SLOrI-1uneDuTSt tuuS ClOSlnS IA0 NOAbh
ern Hanoverian frontier.
The Prussian proposals for an alliance
in accordance with which Hanover
should observe neutrality has been re-
fused by the King. Hanover has also
positively rejected the principal points
Of the Prussian proposals for more
closely united Confederation, especial
" those articles of the Prussiau project
which refer to the military organIza-
tion and the question of the German
The Harburg Railway has been de-
stroyed in several places.
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KRAFT,s
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n has stood the test of time-has cured In
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THE WAR IN EUROPE
commencement of the War In Ger.
-.EH -aH a many.

From tIle Nel0 York tribune Of 7nursdqy.
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Sn KE5S WHITE LEAD. PURE, JUsl
0Uneeetys4 aad Loe sale by oDBERr, Chem
tst end of Stone Bridge nnrA
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TREEs sHRUBBERY, BULBS AND
aps = -'' ''' PRYOR BOYD 400
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FEATHER DUSTERS.
LARGE LoC, ALL SIZES AND BEST
"A quality, Just opened by as.4sF t.4.I-s-
]. L HOBRS Son 4 Co,
jul3-Iw lis Main street.
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PRUssIAN TROOPS ENTER sAXoNY AMI
HANOVER H-s
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on arriving at Camp Elkwater our
friend Mr.. StalnAker captured the en-
tire party and would allow us to pro-
ceed no farther that night. His excel
lent lady and amiable daughter presi-
ded in the commissary department, and
the quantity and quality of the rations
issued was uneXceptionable.
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A party of gentlemen from Buckhan-
non have been out fishing and hunting
in the mountains of Pocahontas, Ran
dolph and Webster, and one OF them
writes to the Advocate very readable
account of their sport, from which we
nrtr,ct the following.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

em.4ao, August IL, iss6
The political c'nF.s h,s commenced actively IL the
West and nno indiana Iows, wisconsin and Mt-
ionri are u wlifl of excitement
Lat cvcnng Long John wentworth wha was rather
unceremonously oloo~cd Of The ro,ent rruinbui
meeting, held mcesin. Of his own ,lao opsra House
IN this aty, which wss dcnseiy packet. The speaker
reviewed bis rsHrse 10 Congress and urged His oyyn
claim for RECONCILIATION. 1rirnbu, who a busiiy ~
work making capital Eor hins"lr mli probably be
elected % the senate 10 tnc Ninth d.stsi ot This state
Goncral Lppincotl viii proDls ,hs republican
Conpre soual nonrin natlon conera Logan gone 10
the stump m ,ou'trn Illinois.
IN Iowa Gosrruar stone commenced III oanvatg
yesterday. ~ the meantime radical heads falling
into The basket = frgltfu Among the recent
ones II the osnnaslcr ~ pad siones. WIZ yenrrday
found soldier III hl4 nlaca Ia the Ninth Indiana district
and inrpie have u g. sudd.n close, Tho former
declining e continue 'ien. fohn pcrduc, pyopreior o;
the Lafayette Ind Joarrat Formerly republican has
come out for t1e President nd will ndap.nd.
ent c,ndi'ie TT c9n3re against g ) Orb, radical
IN kanvs politics very oIelied. The contest y tho
aei're ~ h'lni N''f1 'hiloE II " eonpedol tiiA1
Poneoy wil be returned the ana Clark to the
Honse lor the other Senaiorhp tho contest wili lie
''stn'en Blunt ana carney The death ot Lane Killed
ItawlOrd's chances.
4 ,oidcr inips convention 49, he'd a - Louis
yesterday, Jad adips ed ~ General Logan, Gov
crnor Fet her Governor ogeh hv Colonel Rocker OF il.
noig and General Willon, 81 indiana N tho conrs- Of
Lis spe.ch Governor Fletcher stated that he meant
enforce tue Registry law II il took reg'nsnf every
town aud Company In every precinct.
Lieutenant General Shsnnan publicly stated IN g.
Lou yeArniny thai he soald altcni Adiprs'
meeting Of political character. ne savs that he u
always siad to meet my q h' Old comrades n arms,
nut not az Politicians and docs not deem Il con~iant
participate in t',e political contest progress
Another hard rain storn has pre, alod here Ion tho
past twenty tour hour wilh glis " holding NJ. II
must ptoeo very destructive % tho siill uns'theIrd
crops IL br West me mafkois In con ieqnencn, are
very excited and today vhesi went NJ from ir"r' 10
fourteen fMnft,