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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-11-26

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.... .. ~a.a I4H3Ls-. .u all
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nr. p. le,erHluel bv a
..I.u- - the course Of the
a. Every hanking law shall pro-
faith. registry and countcr-igu-
officer Of the state. of all
ranI, designed for circulation.
,.st ample security TO the full
r,- thereof shall be deposited
Il. auditor general for the re-
..,...,u of such notes or bills.
,.ra The general assembly shall
..a p.verto alter. revoke or an
+. r.an..of Incorporation now
...g ami rcyocabIe at the adop-
.-rrf- constitution. or any that
..r.strDr p. created. whenever
..r opinion It may be injurious
IT,. citizens ofthi> commonwealth.
. manner. however, that no III
.... ..aI ha done TO the corpora
Na aw hereafter enacted shall
-. renew. or extend the charter
s.,.r.. ta.n one corporation.
Sill. No corporate body to pos
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Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS. the Hon. H. W. WILLIAMS. Pre>i
w dent Judge. aud the II lII>. LlNAN y EIs>ON
ami joins VI. hILBD- ENE. As>o"iafe Judges uT
tie Courts "l oyer - SernineT ana General Bai.
Delivery. Quarter Sessions 81 the Peace. OrnhaI,
Court and Court 0f Common Pleas tor fhe County
nl Potter have issued their itsacrpr bearing date
hctWeHilcth ~ rpremurFn tde year bi oar Lord
one thousand. rig3t hundred and sevents-ihree
and Ia me directed. iur holding Court Of oyer
y Ierminer and General Jail Delivery Quarter
Sessions OF the Peace, Orphans Court and 1uurt
oi Common Pleas. in the Etioagh ui tnugprsl48rt.
on H0 Iday. the Et0HtH Gay of DECEMBER
next and 10 cont Inue one week.
Notice j. therefore hereby gwen tD.the Csro
neTS. Justices of the Peace a,l Con tables within
the County. thai they DE then and there in their
proper persons at 10 u'Cluck, u. ni.. pf said day
With their rolls, record, and inluis,i,las eXalui
itatlens and other remembrance. t0 do these
things Which 10 tieir offices appeTtain 10 be done
And those Who dHe bound by tLeii Fecu,-uiZapceS
toprosecUle against the prisoners that are or shall
be III the Jaii OF said County uf Potter are 10 he
then and there 60 prosecute against them as viii
I've just.
Dated al CpuaerspDTt, sept. i2;h. 49, aud tie
9Th year oi the Independence of the Uuited states
81 .iReTicd, - r. REYNOLDS Sherif.
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SCI HEDJ

That no Inconvenience may arise FROM the
changes in the Constitution OF the Common
wealth and in oIdrTtv carry jie same iHi8 com.
p.rte operation il i, hrseb, declared tAal.
Sec. /. This constitution Sl.all take cf-
feet on the first day of January. in the
ye;u one thousand. eight hundred and
seyenty-four, fur II purposes not ot.eT-
wise provided for therein.
Sec > All laws in force IL this com
monwedith al the time al thc adoption Of
tbs constitution Unt Inconsistent there
with. and all T.-.t~. actions. pTu~eeu-
tinu> and contracts snail continue a- if
this constitution had NOT Beer adopted.
Sec. ). VI the general OircJ.5H in the
Years OHe tanH~Htd. eight hundred and
Seyeuty-foHC and one thousand, eight
hundred ;-.d SeypI' y-iiye senators shall
be elected ia all districts where there
shall he vacancies. Those elected in the
year eighteen hundred and SrVenty-tuUy
: all rye for TWO years. and those elect
ed i'm he year eighteen hundred and sew
eutv-iiyc shall s,IVC for one year ~tu-
atois HON elected aud those whose terms
are uueNpired shall represent tie dis
tTirt~ IH UisicA they reside until tie end
of the terms for which they were elected.
Sec. t. At the general election IN the
year eighteen hundred and =, S,NeHty-SiN,
senators shall he elected from the even
districts To seryclor two years
and from odd numbered districts to
serve for Jour yrars.
Sec. ). The first election Of governor
under this constitution ShiJi ht at the
general election in the yeareigAteen nun
drpH and SpyPutV-fiVp when a governor
shall he elected for three years; and the
term Of the governor elected in tae wear
eighteen hundred and Seventy-elgsIt. and
of those thereafter elected. shall be for
four years. according 10 the provisions
of this constitution.
Sec. Is. At the general rlcCtIon in the
year eighteen hundred and SeyentN-four
a lieutenant governor shal! be elected ac-
corling to the provisions of this ccll~tl-
tuition.
Sec. :. The secretary Of internal at-
fairs shall be elected al the first general
election after the adoption of this con-
stjtution. and when the said officer SLall
he duly elected and qualified the office OF
general shall be abolished. The
general in office at the time oi
the adoption of this constitution shall
continue in office until the expiration of
of the term for which he was elected.
Sec. 5. When the superintendent "i
public instruction shall b5 duly qualiiltd
the office of superintendent ot common
schools shall cease.
Sec. 9. Nothing contained III TINS con
stjtution shall be construed TO render
any pcrSon now holding any state oInce
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crrn ~ 81 eh cgHgt g.lil tie eNu..,..s Il
IT as nTr>.s4t commission. uu r.s r {
Nua4., ot j. --m .r 1 tine A-.T oac
caeG,.ad eIg.t lu.I.-d a.3 s.vc..tg-
five
See. Il IL cities containing Over IF
Is thousand Inhabitants except Pulla-
d-Ipnid all aldermen j. office at the
tlIue OF tie adoption Of this constitution
shall continue lu office until the eNpira-
tlou of their commissions, and at the
election for city and ward uili.tr, 'u
t.Ie Year eighteen hundred ANA seventy
five one alderman shall he elected ia
each ward. - provided IN tins cuIIsc. j.
tuition.
SEC. >. In Philadelphia magistrates
in lieu OF aldermen. sall BE- CHOSEN a>
required IN tulo constitution at the
election III said city for city and ward
officers IN the year eighteen hundred
and sgTenty-iiye; their term of odicr
snail commence ou tie first Monday
~ April succeeding their election.
Tue terms ii office Of alderman lu
sad tlty. holding "rentitlrd To commits
sloL5 at the time OF the adoption 81 THIS
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ARTICLE XVII.
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: \ FRIEND " has sent us pleasant
little item from Oswayo which we would
he glad to publish, but. through mad
vertence perhaps. failed to give his name.
Friend, please to consider that our rule
mot to insert anonymous communica-
tionsl is a necessary one. though We
might wish to break il IN favor Of each
OF you.
/ THE Assessors of the several townships
in this County made their returns to the
County commissioners on Thursday
the 20th inst. We are glad to note that
the assessed valuation has been slightly
increased all over the County. as it has
been too low ever since the war.
TIE Haald says that Mr.. ". r. Viii
son. Resident Engineer OF the jersey
Shore and Pine Creek Railroad. received
letter on Saturday last from the Chief
Engineer. stating that he should prepare
himself for hard work all winter. as il
was the determination OF the Cumpanv
to complete the road as soon as possible.
This looks encouraging these lanicky
times.
= THE receipts Of the money order de-
partment of the Coudersport Postoffice
last week were eight hundred and thirty
dollars-lacking a few cents. This is
the largest single weeks work ever done
in the office.
u SUICIDE.-Charles Gill. a man about
SeVenty-tnree years of age. cOmpittrd
suicide, near Harrison Valley. on Fri
day morning last. = The particulars. 50
far as we have been able to gather them.
are briefly as follows: Mr.. Gin has been
partially insane; on the morning of his
death, he was missed from the house
and after a considerable search his BODY
was found in the woods hanging TO
tree by small chain From the appear
ance of the body, the deceased climbed
the tree. fastened the chain to a limb
and around his neck and then jumped
from the tree. breaking his neck in the
fall Westfeld LtdeG, Nov. Is.
THIS IS a country for hogs to get fat
iii but rather fatal to them after they
arrive at that condition. However, We
still lNe-but that's neither here nor
there. We have heard Of larger pig
than we told about last week. Mr.. \.
II. Ford, of Allegany, killed a hog. sew
enteen months old, which weighed. after
being dressed and quartered. FIVE hund-
red and fifty-eight pounds. The tender
loin was delicious-we suppose.
REDUCTION OF WAGES on THE b.,
y. Y " p. r. Won this road the
wages Of employees have been reduced to
Sl.50 per day for ten hours. III place of
ol.75 per day. which are the usual sum
mer wages for ordinary laborers. After
November -. the men viii only work
eight hours at fifteen cents per hour
Within thirty days the construction
force of about two hundred men has
been discharged. work being completed.
nut We understand that nearly all these
men havcfound employment upon either
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Administrators NGtIca

WVHEREAS, letters Of administration 20 the
w estate cf CLARK INGRAM. late 0f Hebron
township. Potter Co. deceased, having been
granted 10 the subscribers all persons indebted
TO said estate are requested to make immediate
payment and those haymg claims or demands
against tt.e estate al said dacsdfut viii make
klOwn tie same without delay tc
SAMUEL EEEBE ? .,.
Gao. G.. INaEANi. .I-''''''r
Hebron. Nov. p, ls-2.
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Voters of PotteI-Attention.

voters OF Potter rteCtiOu.
The prospects Of the new Consti-
tuition are very encouraging. Every
newspaper in the northern tier Of
counties has already endorsed It. The
Cameron Press is the only paper in
the northern part Of the State. 50 far
as We know, that opposes it and we
have heard Of but one paper in al
Western Pennsylvania that opposes
it and but five in the whole state.
This is very cheering. There are
other indications equally encourage
ing. In many counties the BcpubH-
can and Democratic committees have
united in recommending the adop-
ton Of the new Constitution. The
language of this recommendation in
our neighboring county of Tioga, is
SO well put that we give the main
part Of it to our readers, being as ap-
plicable to the voters Of Potter as Of
Tioga:
After n careful examination of the
instrument. We DO earnestly recon-
mend to the voters OF this county 20
vote for the adoption Of the Consti-
tuition as presented. believing as we
do that such adoption will greatly
promote public justice and the best
interests Of the people OF the State.
IN certain sections active opposi-
ton i being made to its adoption;
mainly by persons who have hereto
fore protited by certain defects in the
old Constitution. which defects are
to q great extent if no. wholly rene
died by the new one. We desire to
urge upon the people of Tioga county
the importance of bringing out every
voter. Our people are not contami-
mated by the selfish considerations
which in some regions will find ex-
preston in opposition: and We think
that careful reading Of the proposed
new Constitution viii secure a vote
for its adoption which will be almost
ii not entirely unanimous.
ROBERT c. SIMPSON.
Chairman q RIP. O., CyHl. .
j. K. BAILEY.
Chairman gf DEM. % C5D I.
WELLsBoBo. Nov. i, 1873.
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CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT

- At Home, Male or Female, go TO $50 4 week
warranted. No capital required. Full parricu-
lars and . valuable sample sent free. Address,
with ct. return stamp, a d. Young, go Fifth
St, Wiiiansburgh, y. J. lsjl7
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ESTRAY.-Came to the premises OF
IL the subscriber about the 1St of Oc
tober the following cattle: pair of s.
year old matched steers and a 2-yeu-
old Steer-ali spotted. red and white
The owner viii please prove property.
pay OLaTgGs and tyhe them away.
PHILATDER r. STEVENS,
SGmmit, Nov. / :. 5s.a.
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rENo ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-

r.nNN = !rcumstances have conn
--.--. ..s-r-r...N y N -
PEELED us to adopt the READI-i,'-i, !,
SYSTEM. and hereafter We Will sell no
goods on credit unless by special agree
ment ARCH F. JONES 4 son.
CugIar,uarf N1y u Is
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SrCKErAKY Of the COMMONWEALTH.
Harrisburg Nov. l3 1873. \
certify that the foregoing i correct copy of the
new Constitution. proposed the people OF the Com
m'uweait Of Peuusy lvania for their approval re-
lection, the same appears OF record in this oHce
VI. s. QLAG
Secretary of C1HD'Dlare1'N
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That u" Inconvenience may arise FROM the
changes in the Constitution OF the Common
wealth and in ordrrto carry lie same jHiocam.
p.rte operation il i, hreeb, declared taa.:
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LErrEas pRoaa vHE PeoPLs.
A FLEA FoR sTRlcT RuLN


f5rAs Eiifor Of o. oouiplsrcial
lam glad 10 sse y0ar editorial notes on oro-
qus.. They are very interesting, and uiI eAIl
forth discussion which vii have . tendency to
correct certain pecaliAriies Of play, indulsed in
by some Of oar " champions. and which are not
accepted BY a stTiei construction Of the Whining
ton Rules Although oppose their style of
play, yet have faith ihA, the love Of the game.
which hAs placed them among our best players,
will also LEAD then to become strici coastruc-
uOBists Of the code We Lave Adopsei
Without rules and elose adherence 70 them
we are dsmorsltze1. The WllmingtOn Rales l
believe. are the beet published They are terss,
eompreheosive aud sensible and though open 70
dispute IN some oasss. are less 50 than any 9th
ers- As We have adopted let rs use them closely
Until /, heoOmes necessary 60 hold another con-
vention to revse and Improve them
Nou Ask. " do these rules, rightly interpreted
Allos Of the tao hAai stroke = Be Sn Of
omission IN saying uo;hiog Ahoai II in the rules
rroper, the infereDce i that this stroke Is a.
l1lo,i bui 3" fi5ffallg iiai, rIirrlr1 think the
stroke i ~ AloEed. flg even Ike uAny aiiats.l-
's itdngs il Is ohisciei to by nsArly Ai plAyers.
aud is dlsclunfeuznol>d nv the Sr1 kscnnmendA-
tion. v hleh sAvs n, FlaysT ssoald tist aat oas
AsEf = '-.4tla5 rs s'r,k. hAi5ef than make
the rules - ArtlirAry A. q res;rics he-sasfs too
closely o. s51ae % these points. the recon-
ueDdtuons were AIDED by tee committee And
sd0pted by the coavsnn1n. and N mos. oAses are
recognized As part of the rules, being advisory
Gad explanatory of the sane.
A crolaet hecoulss more ge0erAlly popllar,
Ana piAyers teoone more scientific ana proa-
e.satis Wln Be stronEiy desirable and nee ESSAY,
to rttain the interest IN the camel that the
Tales bs mAis more sinet and systenA;ie
Let a., Therefore, who e. icy The game %
houo- its Interests 70 strive %; Gully TO nam
tAia its PIesens st13e. euiio improve AID elevate
its principles And k5vADcs the pgzc,asS q them
- E.saes siAl3srd- CSADcLTFSATED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-18
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49, e-zlls- - f.ls t-rr%i EzlcA eA2sa3 aiul I.
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nERELY MENTIONED.

-Yca can md pare Sherry. Rort and NadeF1s
Wines, Fine Table Clare. Engish and Scolch Ales.
t;inEer Ale and dne nQaoTs of 81 binds ~ Bow
mans, 50 hnd King. Eis prices are moderAte-
rhass Who rsusn IN me city, and Ai;ens to
fhsiF hg,sineSs need printing, everv day. and the
tONNERcitl Press is ready - suaaI their wanna
me original cent Ya-A CigGr Sv1ved by r E
HatA Second nd Freneh sire.iA
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MEs PsFsE IH2Nls -.Aco1rl.ns o. 5 c2.rc--
rso-1=li % tie C-ss.rr Ata-s. se Lave ~ t4Is
..fv : ldv resident Mrs- Ftt. - Thomas. v 10
b, l.a y=Ars o.i. Ol ars. Thomas, tie elrEss-
l1;.--t sid have uls. leT 1L tie rJki raAlE
..--s, 1s.Cus Lex E1--e All clz-s= tS.~ sea
" s.-. tosg-salF Eul k-ui-slA-a t1s-sai.,
v-sl lie "a rl-re :-Aa isE = a. o .3 Al sla
ca-A *; ga; 10 cls4 -2.s 49, se. L. AeA., 3
u--lty = most o. yr1.s w1Enel H. re-
u!2FAA9= c-s= . .l-- -sT.-. '-e-- LLs ss=- s1;l
re rts--4r = e.. L4...= . 6fs o. sa.al-t t.:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-18
UPsoPtE oFEES EsADEE
How IT Is
TH4T EAsCocE . -

D. - uucA "a fasSs wien oshsr Aoas@s az -
ID TIE fsctS % the matter are sirpsy As foleEs
Isl We stve'tise o1ly Wasf re ssVe Tor sS3s-
- We lave tor ssle Ehsi ue seVerffse-
81 Tie rSoale bay car sAoSS bcssESs iAsy ArN
,, 4 sd VIII tse s-yles re nate.
Oh TIE lecple are saIiseo9 thsi fAsy est fuC
value for tas uo1sy Ieey lssva With rS ard teey
cone again sid ssad ;sssr fr.e35S and - 'ha ui.
yp'iczfol q ssles srd coslcl-rs asye gcue ~ ~.
IL in ltss than sX yesrS - co1S.sri GGTlcsi1 a.
asra worK. we have batli uP trade thai ;A- ex-
ceAis sny IN NilminCiol.
We invite eve yfsa3y 10 ca, ac3 80 = ise sh0ee
A-e not stubborn facts. Si sS ard sS NA-kyI f,se,
WllmlaE1on De.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-18

A session " ~ he'd On " adne-tiay evening AAi
ous On Wednesday lnosuiay. vhlsh we're Almost
entirely leyois! - the adoption, py sesii0us. OF
tas urs Copst.ia.tau.as as adopted BY the Supreme
/ de =. iis lA-s sessions a. BA4iiuors and Rsca
menl
Ufcsrs,;o bA elected a. the ue1t animal meet
lnE we're nomiua;ei. the rule OF h0ld.As semi
Ag.ua! sessions wAs dispensed With, And the
en- tie b "Wednesday q eScA Ocicber. Tie
re1i meeting -. K led, uc;ohsE 81. u Wiz
1.lE;on.
Tie At;tn3 3z1os w1s very ,A--e Aai the knights
we-r 'feA,r5 a. ll-. l0sqst4sle manner b. toe
Ps1s q S-ayrnA Tie zoe mask q I fingers
1 Cot-et EA-4 pleased everybody. And The
12-4l-cre 2es E-liotu. Of tie hLlsnis were
A.1Ireyi y -. A. .. sGraue;i wEs made A.
- sccE sstsriAy Lui tbe Walnut gion party
Ar.gy-l -a.-a 4. 4 s -srcE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-18
Hotties.

NOTICE YOUNG NENS LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ -gd SES sS-By vote u The meISsFs o.
tAe Nonrg Meas Ian AssCclati1n, he 81 ihetr
rooms, oa the UveuiaE Of the i:ia inst IL VOTE
unsEimans.y % tSsse i've hurdred STARS Of SeU
stuck. n ncins WIN the monta OF June. S1a-
scrip tCus - Ia sane VII * rtvelVed hy tne Prrsi
dent, 7. \. he St;ma1sie e. his store. S12 Market
street ani Alsl - lie s4rlEe-.' kask "
Ul'.u 7. ,. YOUNG sSy.
VXTILNINsTuN CITY PASSENGER RAIL
w W.Y-SuIlCk-ExirA cars gil be r1n
fro5s iais data 70 uess the S A. trsia Ph-
EasFa.s and the sisAnaozI Isaviny az q. A. N
ratse cArs lray= tae Passenger RalEay Depot a.
=, ana O'sldck, a. pass Wtsi .sreei, az aoo1i
5 =, and 6 q ". II. COLBY.
.FAG SuPerint~ndeni-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-18
IrrIrR EnRrI raPk EoRN a

EVFxPB EoRhl TsPB E0Rk Removed
ia fes hears wiz harm ess Nezsiahle Me.iieine.
No ire asked untl the eniire worm with ht ad i ~
moved; can refer n ase Stigtet % patents Nhla
haze c1red thai have eee1 treated ny D1ted fhysi.
eiArs q tAis c1lniry and EuroPs, had ben IN afd
InnAf rs IN Meaicsl Colrges: hsd tAken Dr JAynes
SFeeicc Turpeaiize and a. known rensd'eS. N
J. II Ch-uF. sS4 y NinIh =. lhladslpalA- VII
b. 81 fAe Washington Hotel, Wl1'rElon. ever!
NOaiaN. NV s A u % 5. 2. y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-18

DUsNED wtgE Pow0ES -. i-ts sensation was
cs1ssl 11su E.eyruta s,.e=.. lsA1 tie Blally-
N.us. yesterday Afterrool ty the sAV41sil4 =
- ne goudrr II 8 eau 10 The tzIis o. coilyt..
uAI named Szrlne! Carter Ttrrlt.e rs-lg :
we,s rS.-el Ani pat ii.a circulation, e14s-erG-
is Ile Zeal extent q toe !! lfy 5ols alcl
Amounted oui! TO toe painfully o4rls iAs -au :
aagl- SD f4ts. he s@s EyEoYtd - t-s Ans
house .4l- uJgn.-E-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-18

ER-Sy3aes EFrsay ~ "a. ~, gro-T-stCr. Ie1s
r.rzsx-i f-acs g. ftSt.s = IS lSs- Gsa 80 2 IL
. les Ts-Ss Ssi4-z - .---f.s4A s.s-t-s --.--, 81
$50 parties A-lPe aec u Cs4Al-- IS tls
ave oSsa -sis, a. see c-sa-a. el2ra2si=, yl.s<
iTl-Js Ac-. W. x - - 81 49, .sS. = tzv'l y
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S.Sl ctztlaee Is por- ~ stAzt ~ S5-S41 5a
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g tsAGsa. glr-v -e ST. - s-S.1 3 -
= ~ --.t Is al sss - e Ee2srA-s.