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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-03

~oa! 1r can2l compaay shall he in
! ter-S.ed, directly or Indirectly. in
the furnishing Of material or supplies
% such company. or in the business
of transportation as a common carri-
er OF freight or passengers over the
works owned, leased, controlled or
worked by such company.
Sec I. Ne discrimination in charges
or facilities for transportation shall
be made between transportation COM
panieS and individuals. or in favor OF
either. by abatement. drawback or
otherwise, and no railroad or canal
company. or any lessee. manager or
employee thereof, shall make any
preferences in furnishing cars or
motive power.
Sec s. No railroad. railway or
other transportation company shall
grant free passes or passes at dis
count, TO any persons except officers
or employees Of the company.
Sec 8. No street passenger railway
shall be constructed within the lin
its Of any city, or borough or town
ship without the consent Of its local
authorities.
Sec 10. No railroad. canal or 9TH
er transport lion company, in exist
ence at the time OF the adoption Of
this article. shall have the benefit of
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-03

-.neRt Of damage against any
as.5 corporations or inii'.inal 5.
su'I hv tiew~rs or otherw e; AMI
a'''. om5ml of such damages, in all
'.' Of appeal, shall, on the demand
g.,j !. .eitber party, be determined by a
o. according to the course of the
common law.
So Sar a. Every banking law shall pro-
LA FIR the registry and countersign-
,lo WV bv m officer Of the state, of all
II ar hills designed for circulation.
lot' J that ample security to the full
~" ,,nnt thereof shall be depositet
~. i+h the auditor general for the re-
g's ,,,+ +ion Of such notes or bills.
"', See 10. The general assembly shall
~ tho nower to alter. revoke or an
..,,l ,"I snv charter of incorporation now
"~; [;.tf1a and reyocable at the adop-
,.,n ofthis constitution. or any that
Wv. hereafter he created. whenever
u. .-' their opinion it may be injurious
.l. citizens Of this commonwealth.
70 ."ls .nr manner. however, that no in
~ ,s -. .haJ he done TO the corpora
's.' No law hereafter enacted shall
@ ,..te, renew. or extend the charter
.fmore thau one corporation.
VI S..fI No corporate body 70 pos
banking and Gj~ceunting privi-
I~s. Shall bc created or organized in
Tr.nan.e Of any law without three
month";, previous public notice at the
,,.re IF the intended location. OF tie
.r.rriaa 10 apply for such privileges.
In so.a manner Is shall be prescribed
nrl.w. uar -aaa a charter for such
,r.yHg-c p. -raHtel for longer pc
J.af taaa twenty years
S-rI T. Any a~-or.aAon or corpo-
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-03

Great run on well known InStitl+
tiOn.-The famous Regulator man. G.
ii. Simmons Nos. ,, ,. / and ), Wells
vile, y. Y. has recently been subjected
TO an extraordinary pressure-the pres
sure Of crowds Of sufferers that have
been in the habit Of buying from small
dealers and paying enormous prices.
Money being scarce, they have seem
mglyall made a grand rush to the place
where they get the greatest amount Of
goods for the smallest amount of mon
ey. The popularity of this ESTABLISH
ment is bOundlesS and viii last. for it
is built on a solid foundation; ole HIN
dred thousand dollars hc.ng the corner
stone. This well known establishment
might justly be called a savings bank
from the numbers Of dollars it has saved
the people for the last ten years. From
its very infancy high prices have had
TO vanish like dew before the morning
sun.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-03

TN>~1-@y7 '.Wha; poor short-sited worms We be,
It-S We kant kalkilate
With any degree
OF Sartantee
What's gwine to be our fate"
We can calculate, however, with rea-
sonable certainty on getting
Better Lumber Wagons,
Better Carriages of all descriptions,
Better Sleighs,
Better Cutters,
Better Trimming,
Better Painting,
Better IIorse-shoeing. and
Better Repairing of all kinds
At COLES Shop than any otter place
in Coudersport or in the County.
2-l2-tf
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-03

DRICK.-Get your brick from
~ NN. BRINE, Roulet, Pa. Speci-
mems can be seen at the Office Of JOuR-
NAL u ITEM. Price, $500 per thou
sand-reduction made when ordered in
large quantities.
o-dn-f
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-03

Don't forget that {. II. Simmons. tho
Merchant Prince of Wellsville, is vet iii
Grade larger tlan ever, and that lis
twenty-five years experience III this
market enables linn to give his custom
rs the best goods and latest styles at
the lowest living rates. Be sure and
call and examine his stork. and ha CON
vinced that dollar saved is worth two
armed.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-03
The Singer Machine Still Triumnaant.

At the last Fair of the Potter Comfy
Agricultural and Horticultural Society,
Ield at Cm!derSport Oct. 10, 1S73. tie
Singer took the first prcm,nm. with tic
Howe and Remington Sewing Machines
opposing. the Singer WAS operated hv
\. ". Reynolds. the Howe hy Lpsster
Bros. and the Remington by tie Agent
from Bingham.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-03
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS win rI.ase

E0NNSHiP 0FFICFES win please
I take notice that the law REQ aires Ill
.aAe on uns"ated lands to he collected
by the County TreaSureri for Road,
school or any other purposes 10 be re-
turned on or before the thirty first day
ot December in each and every wear.
Next year is the collecting year and Ilu
taxes can be returned after Dee. 81 next
unless authorized by special act of As
,emhy. md then il may have to lie over
TWO years before IL can he collected.
Therefore Sce 10 il that your taxes a.e
all property made out. certified I'D re-
turned in dHe season. See that yUnr tax
lists are duly certified aud signed By the
proper officers; Orherwise the Commits
sIouers are not authorized 20 receive
them. BY order Of the board.
J.. b. COLE.
Commissioner CORK
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-03
Great Reduction of Passage.

TO fROH
To or from Queenstown, Liverpool, Lon
don, CarIH. Bristol. Glasgow
Or Londonderry. No.. SO 81
do Hamburg Antwerp. HaYTa,
Rotterdam. etc............. IS 20
do RrcMeu, Gotteuburg, Chris
fiana. Copenhagen. Mantein.
>5avauger, Drouiheiu, Fau>,
efc........-........ ....... 3 g.
Children under Twelve Years Half-I,atp Il
Iauts uuGer UIe ear. Three Dollars.
NJ tu1-Ee for Tjaut. Oh
Outward IiGh-
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-03

.y-rTE:- These rates ~ pnSsaae are u1uch
cheuDez' NiaU G1tJ ok4e,- EIyrsi- CEass line
cy'osSirlv tie .rifICf5s2Ec.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-03

h1Fg-~bIFE NF'- To- lN'a.
certify tler the l3-eg,!ag Is q correct Spy a5 ,aa
new g.a~i..a-ial pr posed the pssp- Of is Csa.-
raw ..Ja Of Psal> lvaaia, FOR thcr approval or r.
yac. ~ &. .le same aqpesr, y record ia f:- ghce.
ii. :. QUAY.
S.crei rrg y tyntut1g..cs sstt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

The Iumbermcn.s Convention.

BANGOR. Feb. l9.-rhe Lumber Dealers
and Manufacturers Convention in this cit,
to-day was attended By over BOO delegate,
I from all parts Of Maine and the leading
cities OF New Brunswick. Ii was called to
order IN City Hall at 10 a m. BY J. w
! Palmer, Esq, of this city. who read the
call and Hon. l.. l.. Wadsworth OF Calais
was made temporary chairman. The usl,-
al committees were appointed In the fore.
noon, and after speeches BY Hon. Henry
+. Prentiss and J. W. Palmer OF Bangor.
william Duren of Calais. Franklin Eaton
q 81. stephen, n. b.. and others on the
''oJect OF the convention. an adjournment
Wa had III afternoon.
Al - =. m. the convention rc-assem-
oIco. ana deorge Walker OF Machias, from
me committee TO whom the matter was re-
icrrei. reported a permanent orpaniya
ZION. which was adopted.
IL provides that the name shall be tho
lnmher Dealers and Manufacturers A.,
'soclatlon OF Maine and New Brunswick :;
ptescriocs the duties of the various officers ::
admits any lumber dealer or manufacturer
OF Maine or New Brunswick by a two
thirus vote at any meeting fixes adnissI
lee al y; sets date of ANIMAL meeting on
u hird ednesday OF February OF each
yoai, provides for the ior,ns&--n OF branch
or local associations by permission of this
ASSOCIATION; and also that the standing
eothuii''cc s"ii' nave power 10 appoint
,sine competent person TO regulate ti. sur-
ley of all lumber sold In Maine or New
brunswick In such manner as they may III.
ret' anu may appoint some competent per
81 70 advise with dealers and manufac
| tiers. and establish such rules and rcou-
lious III regard 10 uniformity of price and
rfcy as they may deem for the best IN
rest OF the association
Inc following officers of the association
we're elected for the ensuing year; presj.
dent, VIM. I. Pearson OF bangor: Vic.
President, Eben Blunt OF Bangor; score
tary and Treasurer. J. F. Walker of Ban
gor; Standing Committee, W. W. Brown
81 Portland, ). K. Bearce of Lewiston
Joshua Gray Of Gardiner, Elias Milliken Of
Augusta, Henry NJ. Hall OF Ellsworth. G.
campbell of Cherryiield. George Walk
sr OF Nachas, William Duren of Calais.
ihu 'haTIes Hamilton Uf 81. john. y. Il.
y was voted to secure a uniform system of
'ur'ey throughout the State by a system
u surveyor generals and deputies. and al
" ,nat All iuinoer be sold by an Eastern
II nome survey and delivered at home.
nc committee on Statistics reported the
o ~, amount 81 logs Oh hand (e>,lma,e1, !
We o'-'""'ooO feet, and the total
mount OF sawed lumber on hand nj tho !
=. ., .lnie (e'timated.) $4,000. 900 feet. |
~ e VII pe about lso,OoD.0O0 feet less |
oss on hand the comm. spring than ,b.ro
'as last spring. '''''
me convention closed their session,
eo. 10th. Nothing additional or
Importance was done except the PASSAGE Of
resolution liking the price Of merchanta.
IL ana random spruce at not less than sI1
or thousand. and seasoned hemlock nj
|. per Thousand. These prices are TO he
.sablc. "'-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27
PORTLAND. Feb. -, 1873.

10 ne Edhors Of the american
he air is heavy with the IL, ~, ,.
| pe's pio"h by patriotic school bows in eel.
eoia'ioh OF Washington's birthday. There
VIII De great number OF balls and nar,i.s
'hi' evening. and other similarly delicate
ailehiiohs TO the memory Of the Father or
his country.
iortiahd Is about to take u new d.n.r-
lure III the lecture line. The Mercantile
Library Association have organized a No.
ries OF Sunday evening lectures to he .iv.
en- free at City Hall by the Clergym.n of
."e various denominations in the city. II
- noped that they will result in great proat
oy calling together large class of citiz.,s
VINO 10 not frequent the Churches. Tb.r.
VIII De congregational singing. and ever,.
e,ior' VIII be made to make the evening !,
PHEASANT one to all those who attend This
course II the scheme succeeds ". bon,
lpiS VIII become one of the insti,p,;o,s -
rortiand- Rev. W. Ii. Fem. of u;,,,,
oreet, Congresationalist. church will de-
ii'er the FIRST lecture of the course. to-mor-
~" evening on the subject Our NEIGH.
bor." "'S"-
Inc caucusses for the nomination os Ra-
publican candidate for Mayor will be held
',o"day evening. The candidate is select.
u hot oy delegates in convention but nv
iirect ballot Of the voters of each ward.
''a 'ie man who has majority of all the
'otes cast in all the wards, is declared
by the Republican city commit.
&C. IL is impossible toprophecy even at
A'S late day who will be the nominee. |,
VAN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27
Railroad Correction.

This Is only to correct the Bangor Ub,,
report of the doings of the meeting q,
stockholders of the Penobscot and Union
river Railroad, held at Bucksport last
week. mat the eastern public NAV under
stand just what the description. condition.
asa purposes of the road and stockholders
now are. The report, consisting of two
i'ems' was first the adoption of an amend
i'eh' Vi charter to change the name of
roaa to Bangor and Bucksport. and s.o-
ond-to extend the time of eomnl.,,o
Dec. 3lsf. is74. Both of which st.,em.,.o
are verbally spd substantially wro..
The right is, first TO change name from,
Penobscot and Union River, to Bucksport
and Bangor; and second, to extend time
for locating the road (meaning the section
from Bucksport to Ellsworth) from March
list. '53 to Dec. 3lst, "a.
The amendments do not. any way. affect
the route on the termini, the Bucksport |
and Bangor T. B. being Gust what the |
Z. a T. T. Z. was) road from some
point in Bangor, through the intervening
owns. and by way of Bucksport vilI.ve
% some point in Ellsworth. Tho.gh ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27

el2O 600; school mill fund 1924 $50: max
ing total of e363. $50; or about 81. 80 per
census scholar. The amount PAYABLE from
the State Treasury in 1871 was Sl5.l44: in
1872 it was e300,643. A table accompany
Ing the report shows the sum apportioned
to every town In the State.
A fewp pages Of the report are taken up
with the discus sion Of the mill tax question
showing that it is not new or uncommon
measure and not unconstitutional. The
superintendent calls attention TO the man
ner In which the school fund Is apportion-
ed for distribution suggesting that instead
OF being apportioned as now according to
the whole number OF scholars I'm towns,
between the ages of four and twenty one
1t be based upon the whole number enroll
ed as attending the schools. He recon-
mends no increase pfthe mill tax at present
and no change In the ercapita tax. which
i now eighty cents for each inhabitant.
There are other small sources Of revenue,
coming under the head Of local funds and
voluntary taxation by towns, which are
noticed in the report. also appropriations
which are made yearly for Normal schools.
Teachers Institutes. and various other
educational helps.
Oftwenty seven States, Maine ranks the
lowest In compensation OF male and female
teachers, The tables accompanying this
part of the report are worthy of study. Ii
we desire to secure good teachers We shall
have to pay more wages. Superintendent
Johnson says the remedy is large appro-
priations. the substitution OF the town sys-
TEN for the district system. and the devot-
ing OF the money now raised for school
purposes wholly To the payment of teach
ers board and wages, making the towns or
districts provide means outside OF the re-
gular school tax, Tor paying for fuel. re-
pairs. insurance and other similar expenses.
a chapter is devoted 10 school houses,
ventilation being the principal topic dwelt
upon. Don Of the best parts of the report
j. that which is taken up with the question
OF supervision. The larger towns and cit
les in the state have supplied aud are sup
plying themselves with better supervision.
at their own expense, but they find tina, the
enlarged cost amply pays in the improve
mcnt of their schools. Ii Is a penny wise
and pound foolish policy" which appropri-
ates money for schools ana leave, them
with none or very poo: supervision.
lie recommends that physiology aud free
hand drawing be placed among the studies
required by law to be taught In the con-
mon schools. In relation to Textbooks,
he calls attention to the plan adopted in
Bath, whereby the city purchases, owns
and loans the school books to pupils, and
says il tbs plan were generally adopted it
would solve the question aud do away
with tie difficulties about Textbook uni
iorniy.
TIE free high school, to take place of the
oldtime academies aud high schools Is
again recommended. Any town or city
which shall establish a free high school
shall be assisted by an appropriation from
the State. Such schools will round up the
Common School system TO It's proper pro-
portions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27
~uperier Court, Portland.
We publish the case below reported
which was tried in Portland last week ms

We publish the case below reported.
| winch was tried in Portland last week. MS
interesting to Ellsworth parties.
william ii. Woodbury. ct ais. vs.. Hamil-
toii Joy Assumpsit upon an account an
no Aeu 70 the WITT to recover balance of
VS.. 40 on an account for groceries ia
iivered one +. l.. Austin. PIaintiffs ar.
wholesale isrocers in this city and do
business In this city and do business under
, 1iie name OF Woodbury., Latham & Glidden.
ne aeiendent is blacksmith and resides
III Ellsworth. The plaintiffs claim is
substantially that in 1870 E. l.. Austin. a
nephew of defendent, having failed in
business, his uncle, the desendent. in order
TO rein staie him, gave him a power Of Of.
.ofhey 10 do business and purchase goods
~ MS, joys name; that Glidden. one of
tne piainfiffs, being at Ellsworth a short
Time after was informed by Austin of this
lact ana wished to purchase goods of the
nIHi' uiiduen after making enquiries of
Mr.. Emery, the lawyer who drew the
power of attorney. sold him the Goods
and as he, Glidden, SAYS, giving credit to
Mr.. JOY. xiv ~
lie defendant admitted that Austin did
procure Emery to draw power of at
torhey, which he asked him to sign. but
nc refused 10 become responsible for any
OF his purchases. After some CONVERSE.
ton, however. be did sign it, but retained
1t IN his. (Joy's) possession, aud that he has |
retained possession Of it ever since. The |
deposition OF Austin was Introduced, in |
%hich he says he was never the agent of |
JOY; that the power of attorney was drawn
~ order TO shield himself from liability to
his former creditors that the goods in This
suit were bought in his own name. on his
own credit, and that he never represented
himself as agent of any person. Verdict
or plaintiffs for $3.50, 40.
c. Hale for plaintiffs.
Bradbury & Bradbury for defendant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-02-27
lNoNsUMPTIoN CAN BE CURE



Are the only Medicines that will enr, pnIr,o,,
AIRY Consumption. "'"''h
sometimes medicine that win stop a couvh wii-
often occasion the death OF the patient N III ~.
me ilVerstops the circulation OF the blood b.rnr
image follows and in TACT cloggiuy The ,rti,tn -.
me very organs thar caused tue cough -
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the c,rsas
OF two-thirds Of the cases OF cpnsurn,ttnp NJ.
are now complaining with dun pain iu tbe ~.
me bowels sometimes co-tlye and sometime. 49,,
toose' tongue coated. pam in the shouIde- III,
iseiing sometimes very rcstlt - and at ono
uro"Ay the iocd That - taken lie. heavii,- ~ -,
stomach accompanied with acldIry ami 81 L, sie
Nihd. These symptoms usually oriyin,te ~, n
auaordeTei condition OF the -tomacn or a ,o i, ~ u
I'VE Per,Ons so affected IL the. ttks one p, P''
aeasy colds amt II the cough IA these cas.s ~
suddenly stopped. the lungs, FLYER and str,,,,ce
cios ana remain torpid and Inactive ana hsfrra
the patent Is aware OF his situation the Inrt,s -
mass OF sores. and liberated and death i. r.. -;
eviIIblc result. ' - inc IN
schsncks fulmonic syrup Is anexp.ctor,,,
"utch ,iots not contain any opium nor anvrbIn.
oula'ea !" CHECK cough suddenly
osheHcA,s >caaecd tonic dis-ofves tho ,-,
Heixes " !tl The sa-irc s'''-- ~ 80 1870
49,. 80, ,.s~u stomach d.
neets easily nourishcs the system and create.
e,.ssaIthy Circulation of the blood When The ho,s
ohi are ,osti'e Kan saliow aud the patient a. n,
Hious htbit. >hencks Mandrake PHI, ~. -
- rei; ihe.e medicines are prepared bv Dr +
ahI i 9thtsCh son, Northeast corner OF StxIb
anu arm streets Phiia. Pa. and TOR sale by Ca
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