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TO DRENKARDS.

Ref rmed Inebriate would be happy 20 commu.
\ aicals free Of CHARGE 10 : many u his fellow
y zgs As viii address him, very i'm DOrtant and use
=, Information, and place ia their hana sale cure
~ the love Of Strong Drink OF any kind Thl, in
formation i freely offered Jy VITO has narrow y
escaped q drunkard'r grave. Address,
SETH B. HENDERSON,
.p-s-sp3n No g. Broad Street New York
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Don't be foolish. You can make
SIX Dollars from Fifty Cents. { and ex-
anime an invention urgeLtly needed by every
body. Or sample sent free By mail for 50
cents, that retails easily for So, by r. /,
Wolcott. 10. Chatham Square New ork.
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E@ Wm. Gavin is appointed Pound
Master for the coming year Owners of cat
tie will please take notice, and govern them
selves accordingly"
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"sEELEY's HARD RUBBER TRUSS cures
RUPTURE. frees he cord from al! pressure vi.
- r,sr hraaL, timber chafe or become fEhy,
i,Ee dae siee spring being coated with hard Tu6l eT
spring made iuio any power required used N pain
ing fitted 70 form requires no slTappiAs
i;-I.a.+ aas.-.- and ie,t Trus, known. Send for
rss-TtIa. B SEELkY. Sole Proprietor
l347 Chestuu, Street, PHllad-lphiar "a
900 a Month agents fer 81
SSGB entirely new articles, just OUT. Address
u. O.T.GAREI, CITY Building B.ddeioru, Maine.
Dc. 26, 1865. iswly.
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| u.a tiles. These drops are = rcleuiliIcai.y com
pounded fl.l preparation, and better Ihan auy IlHs
Powders ur SUs,rum-. Being liquid, their ac.on =
direct ard positive. rendering them areatg, speedy
and certain specific for tie Of AL uO-trUctl n and
EuDprcs.ious Of nature Their popularity i it cat &C
" the fact thai 100 o00 bottles annually sold
snL consumed by the ladies "f the United ; ates,
every one OF whom s}--ak iu the strongest terms Of
Iae piaee o ever, other Female ReHedy ami
4rred by a VINO know augbl o. them, he ~urest
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E- The cure uf all Female com .ans, the rcm0va. u
al obstr4cttons ofuature and the promotion OF health
regularity and strength Explicit directions sfati =
vn-n tury may De L>el and vp aiming when and wins
.1er should not could net Re used without pro-
14cus effects contrary 10 natures chose laws, viii
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written signature ofJOaN L. LYON. w AoGt which
none are genuine. ~
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Street. Nv II wen, Conn, who can he co suited
F;ther personally rs u.l, uc.o~5ug stamq3 con
Ecrnlnx a. private ds-rss astd female Weakness.
Sold by Druggists rsNvhere. Price 81 90 qr Bot
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lysp General Ag,s for United States aud Canadas
STRANGE. But TRUE.
Every young lady aud gentleman in the United
States can hear something much u their afyaui"-e
81 return mail lfr-e OF charged hy add essiug he
,ldsrsigar Those who L..yS fes.rs OF beng bum
s4ged wilt obige by not noticing th.s card, AL
s,herE viii please addre-= their op-s.irt- --r aust,
TNOS. 7 CHAPMAN,
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EER- We will furnish the Journal from the
fifteenth Of May to the fifteenth Of October
for go cents, cash, in advance. Our friends
in the county will please act as agents.
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P0LEAEA s. SON.

60, BROADWAY. NEAR FOURTH ST, \. Y
wholesale and retail At reduced rates. Pipes and
II 5dc-s cut 10 order and repaired AL goods war-
-a8,ei genuine Send stamp for Circular. Pipes s.
each
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E1- Olnsted has just returned from New
York with an assortment of Spring Goods
bought at g. eatly reduced prices. -
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sR- The May Magazines, Painting Nate
riaIs, and New Music, just resolved ST the
Post Office Bookstore
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s5- Our paper Tor April -, has been
detained several days, but not by any fault
OF ours.
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Eg@ Snow this, Tuesday, moroing to the
depth Of one inch in the valleys The past
two weeks We have had beautiful weather
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TUF Atlantic. Harver's- Young FOTks, Iooe!- =
| Perer.ou', Arthur's Ladys Friend, Beadle's
Frank I.rs1ie's Demorests MAgazines for May Ja't
received and fcr sale by p. s 81. u I-arraoee a.
r6e Pest Office Alsn Harper's Weekly, Les.Ie's ard
other Pic,orais and Weekly. always on hand,
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E6r Don't overlook the Union Business
College advertisement. 1t is rapidly gaining
character for lis excellent course OF instruction
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THE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL
coudersport, Tuesday Evening Aprl "a, 1865.
Local and General.

EB- The office Of the General Superin-
tendent of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
has been removed to Erie.
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DRAUISG UTENSILS.

INST received by D. Q. 4 N. N LarTa6ceI ~ ne
j post Oaice tine lot Of Pastel, rsto and Mono
chronlatic board Tissue paper, Paints Drawing Pen
cs's &c for sac cheap.
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LOVE AND MATRIMONY.

Ladies' and gentlemen, II you wish 70 marry, sd-
dress the undersigned, who Will send you, without
money and without price, valuable Information that
will euable you TO marry happily and speedily, ire
sTeotve OF age wealth or beauty This informstio 90
viii cosi you nothing and II you wish 10 marry viii
cheeriC!y assist you Ali letters strictly confidential
The desired Information srnt by return mail and
reTs-5 asked. Address
sAaAEE LLEaEa-,
81 BCS-ro2 S-e.- Fc!-f gt-F DC EswYs=R
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NEW MUSIC
MAY MAGAZINES

lust received -Polkas, Watzes, sehoiiishe'
j Marches Songs, Duets, Earlatlon5-3y
ApriI "a 'c6 D (. s. NJ II. LARA REE.
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Drugs, Tobacco, and WOOd-LOt for
Sale. and StOre-ROOm for Rent.

THE un:ers gHed will sell, al reaona6le rates the
| balance ofihe Drugs IN her est 5llshrnentr ana
lCI or iue-Cut Iobacca-Alsa.-a WoO1LOt. colial0-
ing 81 acres and situate in Euis!ia toHnship, about
three fourths OF mile from the village. The Store
Room j, also offered for Reat. Pos>esrion given i'm
9e5iateIy. L. H. Spencer.
Louders port, Feb. = Ems
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
INvAL.D.
Published for The beueh, and ~ Caution 70 oung
Men and Others, who sueer from Nervous DeOiuiys
Premature Decay Of Manhood. SC, supplying at lie
.ar1e time the means Of S-lfCure. BY one who has
cured rnsef after undergone considerable quackery
Bv enclosing post paid addressed envelope, single
ccries free nf charge nay be had of the author.
NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR, Esq.,
IvsDJy % 30 klyn, Kings Co, y. Y.
If You Want
ENo purchase Oot.og Goods, 60 to
OLXS-ED.
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In Eulalia township, "A pri! II, Mr.. HARRY LENT,
aged SO year, aud months He had been resident
OF the county about 23 ears aud much resprci
Sd citizen.
In Richmond, OsceoIa county Mich, AprI ?, 1865.
Mrs SA RAH A DONLEY, aged 60 years, wife Of
James Donley, formerly OF West Pike, Potter &C., Pa
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TIE SALEvI LEG.

Under the Patronage Of the United States Govern
meut Models OF this superior eE may lie seen al tie
Agency Of The SALEM LEG COMPANY, No. %
South SEVENTH Street, PhilAdel phia
Call and see them or send for circular containing
fuTI fDnorug.J1n rApr-ln
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AGENTS WANTED.

ITO sell the great American Puzzles, The cheapes:
and most wonderful puzzles Of HE age. Agents
can readily make from SO 10 SO per Gay viii give
any 800 If ne will sell $4,000 Send % cents Tor
sett Of Puzzles. AL orders sett hv mail fee.
PHILIP HILL, Importer OF Fancy Goods, 259
Ma ket St +, Phil de'phia, Pa.
BT Ladre-' NeedlE Book cont lining loo @ the hes;
Needles Sent " mail OF Tecei = 0t sc -l.al!ll-
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JyTANTED, ole or TWO men in Coudc-spOr: and
w Vicinity W Q have lot either 81 2 or ieE,
Iel "wHdsvorihfs Waterproof ATnira Healing
Plaster" the best and cheapest Court Plaster II The
market Florn s. 70 SO per day car bz made Ad
dress with Is cents Tor sam sic and fu Information
a Z BaLGHER, Box -. Philadelphia Pa. y b
Is agents and eddlers would 5L6 il % ihelr tar
esf 10 Ee- tue atsve. Gprl>.lI1
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WANTED. AG EETS -s75 to $40 FER MONTH
w for Gentteraen, ard So SIS for Ladies, ever
where % iulrodrCe tie Common sense .raily Sew
ing Macbiae, improved and perfcCtei. Ii wall hem
feIs stitch, calt. bind. braid and eTn5ToideT beau
lifuly.. Price only $50, making the elastic lock
stitch. aud fugly warranted Tor three years. We pay
the abeve ,es or commission, from which twice
that amount can be made Address or call on c
BOWERS & Co. BtEce, No. 255 5. Fsfth g.. Phils
de- phia, Pa. ~- AL lutters answered promptly,
with circulars S. { terms. {: = 5|-
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0tANvAssEHs WANTRD, a; 500 per month.
We want reliable agents tucne gl4crs. E-...e ana
female 10 take tie exclusive agency in every county
and township IN the U :. 10 sci 'Ge Photograph
Fam y Record, work which every faG V viii Opy
l. Is bound like an album oul has printed blank
PAGE opposite each oZralh- f4r comp ete record
OF he Husband Wife ana each child Of family. ulso
containing marriage ceriifcateand pages for miltarr
history Ol any In-Iaber Of the family. Nothing Ike
Il ever published and work that agents cu sell so
readily. Old canvass-rs and Others shuad seHd for
uars AID terms It's necessary 10 have copies Of
the work 10 canvass with price by express s. 50,
s3 80 and g. % Three styles money may te seni .!
mail Name lie ,OwGshirE wanrrd Address
BARTLESON & CO,
apr3. IN. e-I Caes.4ui -. p4i.Gdelp pE ..
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WANTED Agenis, Male aud Female a. s.
w si5n -.er norih IL sal The CeLebraLed -
common SENSE FAMILY SEWING RACINE


This Machine VIII do all kinds Of work equal to the
high priced Machines aud Is the only practica! and
reliable Cheap Saving Machine in fbe world. SEM
for descriptive Circulars. Address
SECDMB & co.
Apr24-Im Chicago H., or Cleveland, Ohio.
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WHERE'S Letters Of Administration on the es
w tate Of n MANNING, late of Rou.e1
township, deceased have been granted 10 the Un
dersiEued, ell persons indebted 10 said Rs;ats srs
requested 20 make Jmmcdiale payment, and those
having jnst claims against the same should prsSeG;
them duly authenticated fuI settlement, TO
GEORGE ". MANNING,
Administrator cum testauent0 aEneI0
April 8 1866.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01
80 LATEST NEWS.

A large number of changes have been
made in the New York Custom House.
A disastrous fire occurred recently at
Barbados. ia.sa is aftH ies4 0nE 40
The Union National Club have passed a
resolution insisting on the enforcement of
the Monroe Doctrine gfAA II
Among the passengers by the Costa Rica
yesterday was Hon. Thomas Hitelson, late
Minister to Chila. ~ - ..s.'f Z,
Fenians seem to be moving North from
all section of the country. We hope they
win go to ireland direct. lfkHf.B ~
1t is authoritatively stated that JEFF. Da-
Wis will not be tried at the June term of
the United States District Court at Rich
mond.o XII at % ero tu naG
Lieut. Gen. Grant and wife viii go from
West Point to st. Louis. He will also visit
Nashville, Corinth, Memphis, and other
points.
The spring races are progressing at the
Buckeye Course, near Cincinnati. A mile
was made esterday-running- minute
~ seconds; considered the best time on
record.
A collision occurred near Cleveland yes
terday in which one woman was killed,
and four or five seriously and several
slightly injured.
There were about one thousand Fenians
In Cleveland yesterday, and more expected.
They propose to be laborers bound to Cali
fornia. A raid on Canada from Cleveland
or Buffalo is expected.
A large lot of Fenian ammunition and
revolvers has been seized by the u S. Mar
shall at New York. The property had been
stolen from one of the Federal camps in
Texas, and shipped from Galveston.
Some of the planters in Cuba have re-
Gently given certificates of emancipation
to their slaves, on condition that the latter
contract for term of years at nominal
wages. efer ust Azsssf .,sge ,rrr h.
Two Spanish men-of-war left Havana
hurriedly and mysteriously on the 23d.
Gov. Frye is about to return to England.
Two cases of cholera had occurred at Kings
ton, Jamaica, neither proving fatal. A
riot had broken out in Trinidad, but was
speedily quelled.
A report was made, in the North Caro-
lima State Convention, In favor of the un-
restricted admission of negro testimony in
courts in cases where negroes are parties to
suits; also, in favor of their free migration,
their right to bear arms, and to make an
attempt to commit rape on a woman, white
or black punishable with death. l3rW
The cause of the recent riot in Norfolk is
being Investigated by Commission APP
pointed by Gen. Grant. The Commission
is sitting with closed doors, and their find
ings will be transmitted directly to Gen.
Grant ,sIHTA.IB 2Fsss
Gov. Parsons, of Alabama, asks General
Howard to increase the distribution of ra-'
tions to the, starving poor of that State,
whom he estimates at $4,000. Alabama
during the war lost 10000 men, more than
one-half of them being heads fof families.
and it is estimated that there are 10000
white widows and orphans in the State.
The destitution of the people. of Alabama
Ia fru1xy 1onents.h1a
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Pinned All Round.

In the Connecticut Senate, on
Thursday of last week, Mr.. BALLARD
had the eight Democratic members
on a string He introduced a res
olution as follows: 49,.
:" ResotUed by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentdtiUes IN General assembly convened,
That our SENATORS and Represents in
Congress be, and hereby are, requested to
urge the passage of such amendments to
the Constitution of the United States as
will secure to the white men Of connecticut
a representation in Congress equal to that
accorded to the white men of South Caroli-
na."
But the SDimmyerats could not
see the propriety of making an issue
with their Southern brethren, by as
sorting that a Northern man is equal
to South Carolinian, and voted in a
body against the resolution. We sup
pose from the tone of the Courier that
the editor has the same exalted opin-
ion of South Carolinians, and. CON
tempt for Northern white men.
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT,
IN by virtue of an order of the Court of
Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County,
Indiana, the undersigned, guardian of
Jeanette Satterlee, will sell at public aue-
ton at the courthouse door in Evansville
in said county,. on ~
MONDAY, June 9th, 1856,
the southwestern one-fourth of Lot No.
204, in the Donation Enlargement (being
that fourth of said lot which adjoiIs Lot
No. 203. in said Enlargement. Said lot
fronts on Main Street, and extends to the
alley in rear of said lot.
Also, at the same time and place, the I'M
divided one-fourth of Lot No. ., in Block
No. 1, in Lilleston & Lockhart's Enlarge
ment-all in Evansville, in said county.
Terms.-One-fourth of the purchase-mo-
ney to be paid at the time of sale; the bal
ance in three equal payments, at six,
twelves and eighteen months, with inter-
est, the purchaser to execute notes for the
deferred payments, with approved secu-
rity, and without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws, secured by mortgage
upon the premises.
WILLIAM H. WALKER,
juneI d&w3w Guardian.
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"A SPECIAL to the New York Times

says:
/ learn from the very best authority at
Richmond that two gentlemen, long resi-
dents of that city, who were on the Grand
Jury which found true bill against Jeffer-
son Davis, have already been so marked
and made the.object of persecution in their
social and business relations that they
have been compelled to close up their bust
ness, and are making preparations to leave
the city. Such facts are a sorry commen-
tary on the progress ofloyalty and concili-
alton in the late rebel capital.
The Columbus CO., Journal says
it might be remarked with equal
truth that such facts are sorry COM
mentary on the editorial matter OF
the New York Times, which insists
that the Southern States should be
Immediately and Internationally re-
stored to their former place in the
Union, without any guarantees for the
security of the rights of white Union
lists or the eight millions of freed
men.
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POINT BY THE SANDUsKY REGIS
TER.-The transparent trick of hunt
ing up over-ambitious army officers to
head Democratic tickets, is too stale
to win. The Confederates spoiled
that game for their Copperhead friends
by wearing the Federal uniform when
they charged the Union lines-thus
bringing that harmless little strata
gem into notOriety as well as disre-
pute. iass-Ai frthfA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

AMONG other nominations rejected
by the United States Senate, we notice
that of Bro Jingle, for Postmaster
of Lafayette, Indiana. As Editor of
the Lafayette Courier, Mr.. Jingle has
labored hard to uphold and sustain
the Presidents Reconstruction policy,
and it certainly must be hard to be
cheated out of his reward by a per-
verse and radical Senate. Itseems the
Senate is adverse to turning outofice-
holders whose only offense consists in
differing from the opinion of the
President as to the best course to be
pursued in recognizing the rebel
States We trust Mr. LINGLE will
bear his failure with philosophical
good humor. It's no more unpleas-l
ant for him to be rejected by the SEN
ate, for sustaining the President, than.
it was for Mr.. LUCE to be removed by
the President forindorsing the Senate.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01
BLOODY AFFAIR IN FRAME

BLOODY AFFAIR IN FRANKLIN
CoUNTY.-An attempt was made on
last Saturday night by party of white
men to enter the house of negro liv-
ing about six miles from Frankfort.
The negro was reused from sleep by
their knocking, and on asking them
what they wanted they informed him
that if he did not let them in they
would Kill him On his refusing to
comply they said they had intended
killing him anyhow, and would do so.
The gang soon burst open the door.
and as they sprang in the negro fred,
killing one man and wounding anoth-
er: he also beat third over the head
with his pistol and then fed. On
reaching the house of Mr.. P. Mayhall,
he informed him of what he had done
though he did not know any of the
men were killed-and then came ON
to town and gave himself up to the
authorities Mr. Mayhall went to the
negro's house in the morning and
found the affair had happened as the
negro had reported. This we believe
is the first outrage of the kind that
has occurredrin this county, and its
fatal termination will. we trust, deter
others from making like attempt.
AS the matter will undergo a legal
investigation this morning, we forbear
from any comment.-FrdnkJort Com
neohaUedtth. i's N 60
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

MILLIGAN was arrested at Indian
apolis on Tuesday last on charge OF
treason. He had been flourishing
about the city quite extensively, ex-
corted by john r. CoFFRoTH, the
Copperhead candidate for Attorney
General. Prior to his arrest he called
on the editor of the Indianapolis Her
aid, found him enjoying Lucid in
terval," and compelled him to write
puff for the distinguished martyr,
expressing sympathy for his sufferings,
and promising " to aid him in all prac-
ticable methods" As both MILL
GAN and the editor of the Herald are
candidates for the United States SEN
ate, the amount of pressure brought
to bear upon the editor to extort a
promise so prejudical to his own aspir-
ations, must have been tremendous.
We dare say, however, Little PER-
KINs was calculating in his heart, at
the time he made the promise, that an
indictment and trial would relieve
him of his tormentor.
MILLIGAN was bound over to APP
pear at the October term of the court,
in the sum of $1,000. Bail was given,
and Ire went on his way electioneer-
ing Wespresume. he regards the last
arrest as strengthening him with his
party, and materially improving his
chances of success
The New Albany Ledger may sheer
at MILLIGAN as it pleases. He is the
great man of its party, We expectsoon
to hear of him in New Albany. His
visit will no doubt be followed by
crawfshing movement on the part of
the Ledger similar to thatjust perform
ed by the Indianapolis Herald. Being
a military man, MILLIGAN is not dis
posed to tolerate insolence on the part
of his subordinates Nothing sub
verts discipline as quickly and COM
pletely. We caution the Ledger to be
on its guard, and not offend in the flu
ture by speaking disrespectfully of
MILLIGAN as it has in the past.