MMEMI
tobntlj Omit.
We invite the. attention of our readers
to the Suspectus of the Bonze Journal,
paper tai Which we called their . attention
.a few weeks since, as among the best pub
lished. •
He and al4e still continue to be used for
-"my husband," "my- wife," &c., among
-some of our people. How much. better,
.to our taste, the latter Sounds i Don't
Sou think so, reader ?
it J. Olmsted El., will deliver an ad
dress before the S. of T., Entails Division,
.at their next meeting Saturday evening
Dec. sth. We trust this announcement
will secure a full attendance both of mem
bers and visitors.
For the Potter Journal
:A statistical account of the Hay and
Grain raised in Pleasant , Valley Town
ship, Potter County for the year 1857 :
Bushe4.
301 Buckwheat,
27 Corn,
1006 Potatoes,
04, Tom.
Wheat,
]tie,
tlsts,
1011
Italian. Beggars, music grinders, d:c.,
continua to annoy our citizens. Not long
since we had two stout fellow . s here with
their machines, grinding out their harm
onies before every house in the Borough.
A day or two ago a fine healthy lad was
going about with a testimonial from "John
Smith," and "Samuel Low," addressed to
Gentlemen,"—begging funds for his
mother in Italy : who is anxious to come
to America! What surprised us most
was to zee the names of some of oar
young ladies on his list. of benefactors.
There is but one thing to be done in this
country with such nuisances; and that
is to arrest ;them wherever. they are to be
found and put them into the work-shop.
Extraordinary Endurance of a Sheep
IVtthout Food.—Mr. Joel P. Randall, of
Hebron Township, informs us that a week
or So ago he foun d, , alive, a sheep of his
in the woods, w hich had been gone 30
44 8, and which he avers, from the posi
tiowand condition of the animal, had been
without food during that time, or at least
the greater part of it. It was was in fine
etmdition, extremely fat and healthy when
it strayed awayiaxid after it had been gone
just thirty days, and during which time
the woods had been thoroughly scoured
in search of it, it was found lying in a
dumb of bushes, fastened by a chain it
had on when it left. He says that it was
very fat when it strayed away, and the
season being very wet, it was enabled to
survive the thirty days; and a week after
it is found, it is alive, and rapidly regain
ing its flesh. We have entire confidence
in Mr. Randall's statement, but must say
that this is almost incredible, and would
be pleased to have our scientific and ag
ricultural' editorial brethren throughout
the country give their opinions in regard
to it.
VENT SUSPICIOUS.-CIZASE, the bach
elor editor of the, Potter Journal, seems
to have got into soine kind of a scrape, or
contemplates a matria►onial alliance with
some of the fair damsels of Coudersport.
In dunning his subscribers, this bachelor
says :
"We have more nvitehs than one depending
°Lillie receipts of the Jourrue," and We hope
they nun ju some measure, be relieved from
their suspense of me.stication."
How shrewd some editors are—as well
as other folks ! There is friend JAME'S,
away off in Warren, twitting us of com
mitting matrimony, while a great many
here at home are doing the same. Show
us the "gal" and we can be -"counted in"
—misery loves company; and whore is
there greater misery than in the heart of
a country printer=aye, even an "old
bachelor"—who must be-forever dunning
his subscribers "and it availeth not."
Now, friend JAMES, don't be at all sur
prised if in the course of a few years, we
tike -it upon ourself to form "an alliance
with some" one " of the fair damsels of
Couderspcirt"—{we.are not dispose& to
attempt to govern snore than one ut a time)
—for we must either suspend, or take a
capital" partner. By the way, our
Warren friend will doubtless know how
to sympathise with us when we inform
him that our receipts since the publica
tion of the above "dun" has been $O,OO.
Is it not enough to make one desperate—
even to deliberate and de-lieioni contem
plation ? Our friend is also aware that
- we have some as fair damsels here as can be
"seared . _
ILT Register's . Notice.
OTICE is hereby given that Jane W. But
,terworth, Administretrix of the. Estate of
R ales C. Butterworth, deceased, hai filed her
acceuatin the'Register's•Office, in and fortbe
toasty of Potter' ' and that the same will be
presented theOrphans' Court of said coun
ty, on Tuesday, , the 22d day of December,l
Next, for confirmed on-and allowance at ;
which time and place all persons -interested
_lazy attend if they think proper.
ANDREW JACKSON, Register.'
s‘Wlerspart, Nov. 2P, tc.-
- The most superbly illustrated liagazine. ever
published in Anievii, is the December' num
ber of the - .COsiaoroqi . a3C.A.ar JOURNAL, ion
/
taining over sixtsi syletttii4 Enstavinya, and gir
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mopollian Art Association, twodortars a year;
single Copies fifty crate. Spdcimen copies will
be sent all persons who wish to subscribe on
receipt.of five postage stetmpa r (1.5 cents.)`
Address x : • 1!
C. L. DERSY, Acivaty C , A, A.,
549 Brottdutty, New Nork.
A supply ofgood; BIBLES and TESTA
MENTS, suits.* for the Common Seh'ools,
and . viilLY 616.1 v, may be had by calling at
the Bookstore of 31. W. MANN, or ou the sub
scriber. C. M: BLAKE, Agt. of
Penu4 Bible Society.
Coudersport, ',N0..26,
:Er Those linable to purchase will be fur
nished gratuitously. [1 0:22.]
THE WINTER TERM !Of Coudersport
Academy, will commence. on Tuesday
the 15th of December next, to :continue
thirteen weeks. Grain cif all kinds will
be received on tuition,! at tbe market
prices, if. promptly deliv'ered ; therefore
the tightness of money ieed ;prevent no
one from obtainiing,an Education. •
J. HENDRICK Principal
Bashes.
507
991
1385
L. L.
Reit( 51Aurtikliltitts.
BY VIRTUE of Sundry mitrits of Venditioni
Exponaz and Fieri :I , l?ias issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas 0 Potter Co.; Pa.,
and to me directed, I shalll!expose to public
sale or outcry, at the Courtjiousa in the Bor
ough of Coudersport, on Monday the 21st day
of December, 1857, ati 10 o!clock, the
following described real estettc, to wit.:
Certain real estate situate!in:Shiron Town
ship, Potter Co., Pc, Bounded on the north,
east and south by• Mann d; Nichols; and west
by lands of Jonathan Olds * Jonathan Olds,
Jr,, containin:; fifty acres, of which there is
five acres improved, being 'part of Warrant
No. 5985.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of George W. Wood.
ALSO—Certain real estate, i viz: one third
of 944 acres and one half acre 'on Warrant
No. 4649, situate in Wharton TOwnship or Syl
vania Township, pottar Co., Pa., Bounded
north by Warrant !No. 4693, east y Warrant
No. 4682 And Linde of F. It. Backus, and south
by Warrant No. 4752 and land:otiF: R. Back
us, and west by Warrant No, -2160,—a1l unim
proved.
Seized, taken in ex,ecution, and to be sold
as the property of Thomas Wands •
ALSO—Certain real estate eituate in Hec
tor Township, l'otter Co. ' Pa., Bounded on
the north by lands of H. Loucks, on the east
by lands of H. C Leach, south and west by
lands of llunsicker and Garlock, containing
-fifty adres, of which about four acres are im
proved, with one frame dwelling house there
on.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property pf Matthew, Yonng.
• ,
ALSO--Certain real estate situate in Ulys
ses Township, Potter Co.. Pa., Pounded on the
north by lands of Timothy th.lutia, east by
lands occupied by •Linus Evans, south by
Grover, and west by Thomas Hathilton,
containing thirty acres, on which is one frame
house awl three acres impruyed.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of George B. Baker.
ALSO—Certain real estate situate in Whar
ton Township, P,otter. Co., Pa.,, Bounded .on
the north by the . lands of IL W. May, John
Mahon and S.
,Ross, and by the Sinnemalion
ing Creek, on the east by Sinnemahoning
Creek and mill race,-south by lands of John
Mahon, Jr,i, and Sinnernalioning Creek, and
west by lands of H. W. May, containing about
70 acres, of which twenty acres are improved,
with two frame dwelling houses, one frame
Store' House, two frame barns, one board shan
ty, and with some; fruit trees thereon—ALSO
—One other tract, situate in Wharton Town
ship, Potter Co.' Pa., Bounded north by lands
of John Bearfield. east by Loci's, south
by lands of Lewis, and on the west by
lands of William A. Simpion, containing 5u
acres, being part of Warrant No. 4926—ALSO
—One other tract of land situate in the Town
ship and County afgresaid, Bounded north
by -- Lewis, cast b lands of John :Keating
& Co., south by lauds of James Ayres, & west
by lands of John Bearfield and Lewis,
containing one hundred acres.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of R. W. Mclntyre..
ALSO—Certain real 'estate situate-in Os
waio township, Potter Co.; Pit., bounded on the
north by John Wells, on the east by Thomas
Kenyon, south and west by S. P. Lyman, con
taining ten acres, of which four acres are im
; proted, with a frame house, frame barn, and
some fruit trees thereon.
[ Warren Ledger
Seized, taken in execution , and to be sold
as the property of S. It. Miner:
ALSO—Certain r4l estate situate in "flys-
SCS Township, Potter Co., Pa., Bounded on
the north by lands of W. Morley, east by lands
of W. Morley, south by Unseated lands of Fox
& !toss, and west by lands of Amos Itiymond
and the David Bunnell lot, containing one
hundred and eleven acres of land, on which
is twenty five acres improved, with one frame
house, one frame barn, ,and some fruit tries
thereon.
Seized, taken in execution, rind to be sold
as the property f lliram 11. Guernsey.
ALSO—Certain real estate situate in Alle.
gang Township. Potter Co. Pa., Bounded ou
the north by lots Nod. 54 & 55, east by unseated
lands of the Fox estate, on the south by lot
No. 67 and Binghain lands, OR the west by
lots Nos. 54, 63. and 65, contaiting 'two hun
dred and seventy' four acres and eight tenths
of an acre, being lot No. 58 of the alloment of
the Bingham lands in Allegany, Tovi•nship, of
which eighty acres are improved, and ten acres
chopped, on which, is one frame house, one
frame barn, one log tiouse s . and some fruit
trees. .
Seized, taken in execution; and to be sold
as the property of W. T.' Jones..
ALSO—Certain real estate situate in Hector
Township, Potter Co., Pa., 'Bounded on the
north by unseated- east by lands of
Thomas Lanning, south - by lands of Melvin
Martin, and west by lands of the Bingham . Es
tate, containing one hundred and ten acres, of i 1
which about fifteen acres are improved, with,'
one frame house, and some fruit trees thereon.
—ALSO 7 -Another lot situate in said Town....
chip, Bounded 011 the north by - the highway
called the Genesee Fork rand, and east by
Francis String, south by A. P; Cone,and west
by D. Sunderlin, containing one half of an
acre of groind..l' • .
_ .
Seizefi, taken in fuel:diem .and Sif be field
am the property orris* iy Sony; • 4= •
Speci:t ice
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Bibles and , Testaments.,
SHERIFF'S SALES.
. ,
ALSO--Certain real , estate situate in -Bing
hmal--Towl*lll4.rotter,Co.,,,Pa., , Bounded on
the_northlands or,Johit Phillips and Bs
tate 0f : k%.i . :4 Ross, east by lands of ;Aunts
Lewis and . —=-'Evons, by• . unietteed
lnndi of-Fox 411tOss, h and- West .by lands-,of
Fox tt Roos, containing.one hundred and sixty
nine acres,. about eighty nine acres of which_
are!improved r with'two frame.honies one lo g
house, four frame barns; one over. ;hot Saw
Mill, and some fruit trees thereon. .
Seized, taken in execution, and to he sold
as the property of Harrison Rosa te L 21. White.
ALSO—Certain rest' estate situate in Alle
gany Township, Potter Co., Pa,, Bounden:as
follows: Beginning . at a port in the 'north
line of, lot No. 497, thence north one 'hundred
rods-to 'a post, thence east partly, along the
south line of lot No. 496 one hundred and
seventeen rods and six tenths of a rod:to" a
post iu the west line of lot deeded to the.Peets,
thence by said line south' one hundred rode to
a post the south west corner of the Peet lot,
thence west one hundred and seventeen rods
and six tenths of a rod to the plice of begin
ning, containing sixty nine acres and one
tenth of an acre.
Seized, tdiren in execution, and to be sold
as the property of Wm. P. Cool.
ALSO—Ft. Fa.- Certain real estate situate in
Hector Township, Potter 'Co., Pa., Bounded
on the-north by the highway called the Gene
see Fork road, east by lands of Francis Strang,
south by lands of 'C. P. Cone; and west by
Daniel Sunderlin, containini,; . one half of au
acre of ground jail:roved.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of Henry &ray.
ALSO—Fi. Fa.-Certain real estate situate in
Eulalia Township,-Potter Co., Pa., Beginning
at a post at the south east corner of patent
No. 2124 in district No. 2, and being part of
said pater t, thence north eighty perches to 'a
post corner, thence west one hundted and six
perches to a post corner, 'thence south eighty
perches to a post corner, thence east one hun
dred and six perches to the place of beginning.
containing fifty acres more or Puss, of which
twenty fire acres are improved, on which is
erected one frame barn.—ALSO—Another
tract of land situate in Eulalia. Township, Pot
ter Co., Pit.; Beginning at a stake at the
north west corner of lauds now owned and
occnpied by Wm. Ayres, thence running north
by lands of Jacob Vannatter ten rods, thence
east sixty rods to the public highway, thence
along the said highway eleven rods, thenCe
west by lands of William Ayres sixty four rods
to the place of beginning, containing eight
acres more or less, being the same land con
veyed bS,Peter Knickerbocker to Lester Har
graves by deed bearing date Oct. 17, 1824, on
which is six acres improved Land log house,
and other out buildings.
Seized, taken iu execution, and to be sold
as the property of Linus Walker.
• • A. C. TAGGART, Sheriff.
Coudersport, Nov. 25, 1857.
BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS !
FOURTH YEAR OF TIM •
Cosmopolitan Art Association,
Tin FAMOUS
DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS!
PURCHASED AT A COST OF $lBO,OOO !
AND rOWERS' WORLD RENOWNED sTA• 4.7 TE 01'
GREEK SEA', E!!
Re-purchased fur six [house dollar: ' with
several hundred other worlss.of Art, in Paint
ing, Sculpture and Bronzes, comprise the Pre
miums to be awrrded to the subscribers of the
COSMOPOLn'AN ART ASSOCIATION,
who will subscribe before the 28th of Januari,
1858, at which time the awards will take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber of three dollars is entitled to
A copy of the large and splendid Steel En
graving, entitled " MANIFEST DESTIIIY, also to
A cope, of the COBILOPOLITALS Aar Jet:lOvit
one year, also to
IA Certificate in the Aivard of Premiums, also
A free admission in the Dusseldorf and Cos
mopolitan Galleries.
iThus it is seen that for every three dollars
paid;' the subscriber not only receives a
SPLENDID THREE DOLLAR ENGRAVIFGI !
but, also, the beautifully illustrated
Two Dollar Art Journal, One
'"ear.
;Each subscriber is also presented. with a
Certificate in the Awards of Premiums, by
which a valuable work of Art, in Painting Or
Ssulptere, may be received in addition, thus
giving to every subscriber an equiValent to
the value office dollars, and a Certificate
Any one of the leading $3 Magazines is fur
nished, instead of Engraving, and Art Joitrnal,
if desired.
NO person is restricted to a single share.
Those taking five memberships. remitting .T. 1 5 3,
are entitled to an extra Engraving. and six
tickets.
Full particulars of the Association are given
in the Art Journal, which contains over sixty
splendid Engra yi n gs, • prive jifty cents per nu fiz-
Ger. Specimen copies will be sent to all per
sons who desire to subscribe, on receipt of tire
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Address
C. L: DERBY, Actuary C. A. A. ,
10:22-6E. - 548 Broadway, New York.
Administrator's Sale
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Court lC o E f o t
li r e a EI order
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f P t o hoe -
tter O l
shall expose to sale, at the Court House iu the
Borough of Coudersport Pa., on SATURDA 4 t,
the 19TH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1837, 1
at one o'clock, P. M., the following destribed!
real estate, situate in Sweden Township, Pot
ter County, Pa. ;
Bounded on the North by lots of C. L. Car-
saw, Jacob Herrington' and John R. Miller ; on
the East by lauds of George Fox and S. Rose,
and by Bingham Lands; on the South by 1
Bingham Lands, and on the West by. Bing-
ham Lands and lot of C. L: Carsaw : contain-
ing 300 Acres, more or less, ,withOhe usual
allowance of six per cent, for roads &e.• ' being
Lots Nos. 10 and 11, of the allotment of lands
of S. P.m; in Sweden township, and parts Of
Warrants Nos. 1309 and 2117; about 50 acres
of which is improN;ed, and on which has been !
erected ono frame house and barn; also, some
fruit trees growing thereon.
JOEL _HENDRICK, Administrator ;
' of the-Estate of Wm. Lyon, deceased:;
Condersport, Nov. 25, 1357.
'AS IT SHOULD BE.
rpHE subscriber keeps cosntantly on band
1. ready made, all articles commonly used,
in hitt line of basiness, by the people, such as
Plows, Coulters, Sleigh-Shoes, Clerises of sill
kinds, Picke, Grub-Hoes, Drag-Teeth, Wedges,
Grab-Hooks Neck-Yokes, Whiripletrees,
rows . 4rc., Also Horse and Ox- Shoes by„the
quantity, so that any person who may wish
their horse or Cattle shod, need hale no delay:
Anyarticle in my line made to order on short
„.
notice. • - -
Sbcrp on Main St: north end oftb - e Borough.
'10:23-4t. DAVID B. BROWN.:
INK an 4 'et* a-articles ju tileiDrefi for
. Lira% by, 4:144 .R. Y.
.
AUDITOR'S NOTIOR
XTOTICE is hereby given that the auditor
:111..-ilippointed-hy_the Court to make
button of tile tiroceedif of the Bale - of .reall
tate in the case of Polly Lord vc.-arsiJamee C.
Curti4.af May:Term, 1855, 8, *lll. 'attend
to the duties.ef hia,apimintruent on FItIDAY,
the 18th day of Lreeember, next, at two o'clock
P. 31.; at the Office of the-Prothonotary.
- B.- J. OLMSTED; Auditor.
• Coudersport, 1i0v.120, 1857.-10:22. 1
KODITO 'S NOTICE. r
XTOTICEris hereb giten that the. Auditor
1.11 1 appointed - byte Court to make distrilr
bution of the -- iiroceeds , of the sole of . eeL'
tate in the case of James Gillingham, for use
of N: J. Mills; verso* Crosby W. Ellis, of May
Term, '1854, No. 32, rill attend to the duties
of his appointment. at the Office of he Pro=
thonotary, on MONDAY EVENING, December
21st next, at Seven cilelork. • 1
11. J. OLMSTED, Auditor.
Coudersport,'Nov.ll24), 1857 —10:22.
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Divorce Noticc.
1 .
Daniel Dodge, No. 130 Feb. Term, 1857.
- re. LIBEL Di DIVORCE.
•AtieliaE4 Dodge, . A Subprena._ and alias
Subpoena baring been issued.in this case, and
returned nihil, the said Adelia E. Dodge, the
respondent is hereby notified and required to
be and appearin our Court, of Common Pleas
at the pest Term of said Court, at Couders
port, in the county of Potter, to answer
_the
complaint r ofLibellant. •_-
- .. , . • A. ,C..TAGGAItT, SileriE.
:Ciiniiersport, Not. 16, 1857. 7 -10:22-4t. •
LEACHED MUSLINS and a few other sr
Ulf-tielis ;in - the Ude of Staple' Dry - Goo&
low for:peel'. of . E. N. SPENCSRA - .:
- 10:1 ! D. W. S., AIX
I P- - ortTANZ DISCOVERY
coivilmi?rri ON '
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND THROAT
MIS PONTWELY , .
tuRAbLE HY' INHALATION
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IV ll t r es il ix c i o th av 6 an i th gs e t r ti e m m i e w di h es ti t i
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i t ti h r e p
s ca n t
ges, - and coming in, direct contact with the
disease, neutralizes the tubercular matter, al
lityatha) cough, causes a free and
. easv expec
toration; heals the lungs, purifies th . cblood,
imparts renewed Vitality , to the nervous system,'
giving that tone .attd energy so indispensable
for the restoration of health.. To be 'able to
state confidently" that Consumption is curable
by inhalation, is to me a source of unalloyed
pleasure. It is as much under the control of
medical treatment as oaf- other formidable
disease;.ninety out of eteryl,hundred cases
can be - cured in the first stages, and fifty per
cent in the second; but in the third stage it
is impossible to save snore than five per cent.,
for the Lungs are so cut up by the disease as
to bid defiance to metlicallskill. Even; how
ever, in the 'last stages, Inhalation affords ex- _
traordinary relief to the suffering attending
this fearful scourge which annually destroys
ninety-live thousand persons in the United
States alone ; and a correct calculation shows
that of the present population of the earth,
eighty millions are destined to fill the Con
sumptive's graves.
• Truly the quiver of death has no arrow so
fatal as Consumptien.. In all ages it has been
the ;peat enemy of life, for it spare.s neither
age-uor sex, but sweeps off alike BO brave,
the beautiful, the graceful and the gifted. By,
the help of that Supreme Being, from whom
cometh every good and perfect gift, I am en
alibied to offer to the afflicted a 'permanent
and speedy cure in Consumption. The first
cause of tubercles is from impure blood, and
the immediate effect - produced by their depo
sition in the hings is to (prevent the free ad
mission of air into the air cells, which cause's
a weakened vitality thr ugh the entire system.
Then surely it is more ra ional to expect great- i
er good from medicines entering the cavities
of the lungs than frot those 'administered
through the stomach; t e patient will always
find the lungs free and the breathing easy, af
ter Inhaling remedies. Thus, Inhalation is a
local remedy, nevertheless it acts constitution
ally, and with more - power and certainty than
c l
remedies administered y the stomach. To
prove the powerful and irect inlluence l of this
this mode of ad min in ration, 'chloroform
inhaled will entirely de •troy sensibility in a
few minutes, paralyzing the entire nervous
system, so that a limb mar be amputatedwith
out the - slightest pain; hihaling the ordinary
burning gas will destroy life in a few hours.
The inhalation of ammonia will rouse the
system when 'fainting or apparently dead. The
odor ,of many of the medeines ds perceptible
in the skin a few. minntes after being inhaled,
and may be immediat lydetected in the blood.
A convincing proof of the constitutional effects
of inhalation, is` the act that sickness is al
ways produced by brhathing foul air—is not
this positive evidence that proper remedies,
carefully prepared and judiciously adminis
tered through the hings should produce the
happiest results 1 During eighteen years'
practice, many thou ande r suffering from dis
eases of the lungs a d throat, have been un
der my care, and I h ve effected many remark
lable cures, even aft r the sufferers had been
'pronounced in the last stages, which fully sat
isfies me that consuznptit is no longer a' fatal.
I disease. My treatment of consumption is
original, and founded on (long experience and
..
a thorough investigation My perfect acquain
tance with the nature of tubercles, .ke:, ena
bles me to distinguish, eadily, the various
forms 'of disease that simulate consumption.
, and apply the proper reMedies, rarely being
mistaken even in a singel ease.. This famil-
I isrity, in connection witf certain pathological
I and microscopic discoveries, enables me to re-
Hese the lungs from the effects of contracted
I chests, to enlarge the chest, p urify the blood,
impart to it renewed vitality, giving energy
and ton^ to the entire system.
. -
'Medicines with full Cl&otions sant to any
part of the United Statesl i and Canadas by pa
tients communicating their symptoms byletter.
But the cure would be 'more certain if the
patient should par me - visit, which 'would
give me an opportunity t examine the lungs
and enable me toprescri e with-much greater
certainty, and th n the c re could be. effected
without my seeing the pitient again.
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TO THE MERCHANTS OF THE WESjIAND
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and Anthraoite Coal districts of Pennsil &Wei,.
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Cheese, .Ic., while the cbarges made ':upon
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ate than neigbaring seabotirti markets. .
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W.ll. W. PAUL, Wholesale roccf, -4E102-
aNd STRAW GOODS !WAREHO "SE, No.
626 Market,St.
WOLFE 4 SING Wholesale CLOTHING
HOUSE, No. 430 Market and 425 Merchant
- Streets. ' :
TA YLOR, GILLESPIE d• CO:, Whole sal
GROCERS, Nos. 11 and 13, SoUthlWater St
J. C. FREELANDi with CLINE 4. OAR.;
ROL,' Importers of WINES,; BRANIIIIK,
GINS, tc., No. 304 North 3d Street., "
T. MORRIS, PEROT 4. CO., linporterS
Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS, CHEMICALS
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, DYE STUFF*
No. 621 Market, and 612 St. James Sts -
KEYSTONE STATE SAPONIFIER ••
CONCENTRATED LYE for Making. Soap..
Manufactured by the Penn. Salt CO., Tares
turn, Allegheny county, Penn.i-Reprosentad
by•LEWIS, JAMES 4' Co., Philadelphiar -
HAAS a t TAYLOR, l lmporters - and Cuda
Jobbers, No. 305 Market Street, HOSIERY.
GLOVES, SHIRTS and' DRAWERS, GEM
BELTS, SHIRT BOSOMS, WHITE GOOD*,
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, SUSPENDEII4I,.
THREADS, COMBS, tc.; •
B /LYN; RAW VEL 4. C 0.,. Importese
BRITISH GOODS and Jobbers of FANCY
and STAPLE SILK GOODS,.!EMBROIDIf-
RIES, N0..37 N. Thitil street:
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE at CO., ,Impast
eis and Jobbers of FOREIGN and .DOllll4l-
TIC DRS"'GOODS, No. 239 end. 24/ Narita
; 3d Street, above Race. 1 -
BLABON 4. SMITH, OIL CLOTH MANIF
FACTURERS and COMMISSION bum,-
CHANTS. Warehouse Ni. 146 N.3llSt. •
MOORE, HENZEY 4. CO., traporters aud•
Wholesale Dealers in EARWARE, CUT 1.1 3 7,
ELY and GUNS, 427 Market 'and 416 Ca.
merce streets: ra .
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SAM' L H. BIBIGHAUS, IMportar sad
'Wholesale Dealer in FOREIGN. and DO
MESTIC HARDWARE,. No., 258 North 14
street, below Vine. • • -
MILL, CROSS CUT, CIRCULAR and
HAND SAWS in any variety ; and .tyle at
the celebrated IXL stamp, manufactured 11 -
WALTER CRESSONi Depot No. 503 0411.
merce St.
HAMMERS, HATCHETS 4.0., -in great vs
riety, manufactured by C. HAMMOND,Ds.
pot No. 503 Commerce at. The ittenties
of the trade is called to these goods as being
equal in quality and finish to any made. - •
JAMES BARBER, Wholesale Dealei in
CLOCKS, Agent for the PATENT EQUAL
IZING THIRTY DAY CLOCK, Mitnufeets
rer of GOLD PENS.. S. • E. corner of 34
and Chestnut sts.
PRATT 4., HEATH, - Importers of - WATCH.
ES, JEWELRY and FANCY - GOODS, N.
W. corner sth and Market sts ; •
FITHIAN, JONES _dr,
Importers and Jobbers is • '
British & American ! Dry Goods,
215 Market, through to 204 Church Atlei.
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Sera Months credit for approveNotes:.' - Oe
1- • [10:14.-2m.
COUNTY OR DERS.
TAKEN AT ' FACE,
In Exchange fori Goods,
AT
SCHOOMAKER 1k JACKSON'S.
COUDERSPORT, NOV. 4TH, 1867.
NOTICE.
William V. Seating, i. NO. 'l2B, - •
Adolphus E: Boric Sept. Term,: 18$7 in
and the COmmon Pl eas
James M. 'Wilcox, of ?otter, County.
VeT3tl3 Action of „Eject-
_ ,
Leonard McKee. merit' for thefollaw
ing described lots of land in said county, the
first containing two hundred and fifty-se.ven'
acres, situate in. Eulolls Township, and bound
ed as follows : Beginning at the south-west
corner of the Tuttle lot, thane's N. by vrest lino
iff said' lot 126 rods to north' line, of Warren;
No. 2129, thence west by said line 62.6. rode
to N. J. Mills' east line, thence south' 43'd4-
g,rees west by Mills' line 31 rodi to center of
road, thence south 40.5 rods, thence. west by
Mills' south lino 40 rods to Al - c.Orner,
,thence
south 179 rods, thence east 185 rods ton posh
in the west line' of Alreeron Nelson's .10;
thence north 49 rods, thence east -50 - rods to
warrant line, thence north 69.5 rods 'to, Tut
tle's south line, thence west by safilline 92
rods to the place of beginning; being part; of
Warrant No. 2129.
The other lot, containing"one hundred and.
thirty-six acres, is bounded as. followi : -
ginning nt a 'poet in the east line Of . the Keat
ing Lands, biint the north-east : corner of- ,
lot surveyed to.D, B. Martin, thence north 200
rods, theuce west 109.iods;lliencis, south, - 200
rods, thence east 109 rods to the place Of . be
ginning ;:being.part of Warrant
Sweden township, Potter county,
_Pa.
And now, to wit, September 22d; . 185"tiloa
motion of John S.. Mann," 'attorney' for
Plaintiffs, the Court grant rule - on Defetutsint
to appear and plead by third day Of. next .
Term or judgment by default, and order 'the
publication of the rule.aceording-to the Act
of Assembly, in such cases made and provided.
By the Court, " fl. J. OLMSTED,'„!
• - - - < ' - ?mei:O329CW.:
Potter County . , __:
Certified from the RecordlthisTath 4*,ot`
Octoher, A. D. 185'7. . _
rr . 0. ., Witness my hand-and-seal of Offieis .
Jat Coudersport, the samidajrand year
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LEWISVIILE• STEAM GRIST
NE.W.'ARRA.S,GEPANi t, ,
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MBE uttdersigad. haSin . ciitt: - I It
former owneri of tlio:Lewtstilli St#Sus
Grist Mill . are•noW pieititi.ed to do all meaner
of grinding. tut they believe, to the' intistsc
tion of their customer.. -Comeitanateett,
• • CRAT.T.QM-JAW.D. -
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