OM II 0 TOLE POTTER COUNTY JOUKLN.-kli, :CondariP3rt, 'Wednesday- Eyniiirig, '41: 1a .. 5, 1865 Lodal and General: jim. See New Advertizetnents. Alla. The "Goodititt 'House" :property, in Smethport, has been sold to Henry F, Wil liams' for $lO,OOO. • vet- p E Simmons adrer.ises a further reduction in Cntion-Goods, this weer.: See his adreriisement. • , C. Cannon, of this killed by's shell at the fight 'at Fort Sieadinam on the 25th. He was a good'eitizem and leaves a wife and three - children:to mourn his:loss. Ilia.,As-We go to press we' notice Speaker OLMSTED carrying up -town a large string of the "Speckled beauties"-which he had jist taken from the Allegany, one of which, We were told weighedione pounds(?) and a. half. '6r We understand 11r.-lones, eng,ineer of the McKean county Railroad: is-about toes- , tend a surrey of the road to connect -with.the Pbiladelphiated prie. This will :delay thuk construction o''Kthe road: as it is' not contetu plated to, commence grading, until this. be accomplish ed.—Smethport Demoprat. ' • • ler The friends of asp:. J. C. Toussas of Co. K, 149i11, had the pleasup of welcoming him' home.last week, from the Southern prises oas, 'where he_ has been confined 'Since the battle of Gettysburg. We are glad, to meet him- and take pleasure in coarTatulatbm him a pa.. 1.L.-wonaell•et escape fiom the death so many of our brave boys die. He is looking and feeling well, and -we wish him, in his future life, a happiness as sweet, as his suf ferings during the last twenty months have been bitter. Zter Itrspfit.e of the efforts of tbe speculat ors, gold continues to drag downward, and the premium now ranged betweza forty-eight and. fifty-five per cent. •The fall may be a little too rapid for the preservation of the mercantile community, hat the great mass of the people secretly' rejoiee over- the prospect ota speedy approximation of greenbacks, to . coin in value, and a. return to• low prices: The, premium is now within about twienty two per cent. of the lowest point touched in 1863, and is some one hundred and forty per cent. below the highest figure in 186-1, Alerr By decision 'of the Commissioner of! Internal Revenue, the receipt given to sheriff by. a plaintiff, or bi's attorney, for mon 'ey collected upon a judgment, is subject to! stamp duty when the amount of such receipt; is for a sum 'exceeding twenty dollars. Such receiptcannot be held to he exempt under the! provisions of the statute exempting receipts! given for the satisfaction of any mortgage, judgment, or decree of court; but a receipt! given by the sheriff to that defeant, upon payment or satisfaction of the judgment on I return of the sheriff upon order of execn, tion, can be regarded as exempt from - stamp duty. - I Va. The prospect of establishing-an agri cultural school and model farms East Penn sylvania, is likely to be speedily carried out. A site has.been purchased near Gwynnedd, 7 zit Montgomery county, about lfpiles north of Philadelphia, and about half th t distance from Norristown on the west; and. oylestown 'on the east, accessible from the latter as well as from the city by the-North. Pennsylvania Railroad. ' The farm contains about 175 acres of productive land , in a' most healthy and flourishing section of the State. The organization of the school has been entrusted to the President of the Polytechnic College, and in the course of 'the presaut spring, the laboratory, dormitories, Sc., will be ready for the reception of the' first section of the future .class. . We have a letter from “J. M„" a =ember of Co. D, 2.D.7th, dated the morning .after the battle.of Fort Steadman, which says : "It may he gratifying to those in Potter who have friends and acquaintances in the 207th to hear from. them through'your col rts they have had -an opportunity to Aest their courage.- We were startled from our slumbers yesterday morning by the Tot - lies of musketry and the booming of artillery. Soon the order came to 'la!!, ia," which was done with alacrity, when we were started cn the double-quick for Pv-ision Headquarters, about one mile from Camp, then down a ra vine another mile, where we were halted for, a few , moments, when we were -ordered for ward to charge the Rebels oat of Port Stead man, which they had tal;,en by surprise that morning. The order tO , icharge" soon came, capturing the Fort, 300 prisoners and two stand of colors. Our loss was slight—one man killed, and thirteen wounded. Stately H. Carr, of Hector township, was wounded in the leg, slightly. The ground , in front of -the Fort was strewn pith their dead, showing that woodsmen of Potter and Tioga know .how to handle guns." As OCT• GEOUS Move!—One of the most 'high handed outrages to be committed upon the people of the State, is an appropriation ,gassed last week through the House at Har risburg, increasing the pay of members - Train $7OO to $lOOO. This is certainly all wrong, 'and an outrage. If $7OO is not considered most'excellent ray for less than three months' labor performed—and one fourth of that time vtisted by adjournments, we should like to know. The poor soldier who •braves bullets and sacrifices every comfort. receives the small pitsance of sixteen dollars a month, while our legislators are not satisfied with two s hundred dollars for the same time. Let the ccinstitnency frown down this outrage on the treasury and the people. This is nit the time for increased salaries, when blood- add treasure is so lavishly expended for the na tion's cause. We are informed that Purdy, who bawls himself hoarse about taxes neces sary to supiwess the Rebellion, advocated this increase or salary - and voted in its !favor, which proves the honor_ and consistency of the man . ! •We trust . that Ayhen this matter comes Were the Senate this project of filling the pockets of members by .wringing .it; from the State treasury when retrenchment and reforth should occasion the hour, Will he de , -sar We are glad to record the faCt that our Member, Mr. Otv,,srr,o, not only voted against this measure, but earnestly opposed it. it is shamefill.—Mett who are elected to fill offices, know beforehand, tbe compensa tion, and if they feel that it is hot sufficient, surely they can find some who will be willing to ascume the responsibility and the .honor. Of course every Democrat voted for it, and they, with the assistance of Philadelphia Peptitdicans and some scattering 'jobbers" of • the interior carried it through. And nOw, it will be called a Republcan measure; pal po- litical cap i ta l madq of it. But Republiean or e. l2 9orPtlii;-it is all the same a mean, little tray of .itealing from tale treasury to pay whiskeylbiu s , , The SPrineexaminktittn'Of'reaohors will be held: • ' At gbilander.B.eed!,s _ p. m. - I.4doin school House : ".f‘ Bird " IL `a Ctudersport -- , 34, ~!! • B -* "' 21, Staderlinyille " " 24, " 11 61 : , 25, Bingham Center" " . _ Andreas .et'nt ". ,_ . Oiwa,te Villdge " *, ""' Sharon Center " " tradhefs.gre riiiiiSstedto bring Prial), and Papar. Directors and others are invited to attend. - - R. T:CLAFFED7' Co.-. Supt. • gam, The terms of, the following Senators expiyed with; the late legislatOre: jacob - E:ltidgewar:Union, Philadelphia.% George'Cohnell, Mion, Philadelphia. William J.lTurrell, Union, Susquehnuna. J:lB;Starlt, Dem., Luzerne. ' SJ-F. Wilsbri, Union, Tio,ga. George].H. Bucher, Dem., CuMberland. , William...l.VSherry• / Dem;Adams. • ThomaiSi. Clair, Union,'lndiana. W,illiani A.;,Wallace, Dem., Clearfield. J.L.; Graham, Union, Allegheny. • C.; M'Candiess; 17nion,l3utler. • ; - • The 'Senate now stands 19 - Ufiion- to 14 Democrats,: ;Of the retiring members 7 are nicln. staul.4lDemocrats ; leaving 12 "17nion nd 19 Denaokrat.s holding over. , The following notice, from the pen of 4.. K. .3lcClore, of one of our respected diti ens, we take pleasum .in -copyirig, feeling hat ''t IS no;more than ju:sike to one who has ndoubrilly made the lest officer that the eloalsij--Inza; itieta - for. ocrare yt . l7 - 5 :' - "Ii i 3 nbt our habit to participate in the itmely ornamental features of an adjourn eat of tlicf lekislature, which resolve the 00e into a inntual admiration society; but ,n these eolumns where such formalities do of Obtain, we deem it . but just to bear our , umhie 'testirnony to the dignity, courtesy Ind strict impartiality with which Hon. A. G. Im4ted. discharged-his duties as Speaker of theh late House. Other presiding offic:ers may E.,aVe been more expert in advancing partizan tr personal interests; but no man within our ecollection bas brou g ht to the cliair so high measure of• all.the qualities essential to a air 'and successful • Speaker. ' The dignity • nd 'decorum which marked the proceedings .Ithe last HOuse have never been excelled nd seldom equalled; and it is a compliment +f no common character, in times :of intense olittCul feeling like the present, that Mr. hnsted received the cordial and unqualified •ndorsemeut - of the minority for his uniform ease of 'justice, while the majority felt that e bad in no degree!' denied them what they 'mild justly claim ad his hands. We hope to ecord his election' to the Senate next fall." FRUITI TREES. ,- • AA. GOOD assortment of Fruit Trees (g.rafted) for sate at CouderspOrt by the • übr i criber cheap for Cash_ They have: been 'nicely preserved thrOugh the 'winter and are l ia-picellent condition fer-settino 0ut..1 • h LB. COLE. C'liiersport, March 31, 18,15. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Oftide at Couderspost, Pa., April i, 1865 : + elia Byam, Mrs. Elijah Chamberlain, A. Eady, Barton Green, Aaron fTaskins, Igntb Has. Sarah. G. -Lymat, Charles S. E. Stillman, Tosebins Strait, Almira IN - rilzht 2. JNO. S. MANN. P.M. r • , ridge...N6tice 1 I TS ghereby ig given that sealed proposals Will e received until the 15th day of April nex. i ti ' for Building alßridg.e across the Alle gany Inver on Second Street in the Borough of Cbudersport, similar to the Bridge at the foot of Main Street in said Borough,. except that the carriage-way is to be 16 feet wide ) to.b3 one foot higher above high water mark andlto be.7o feet in length. Said proposals ' to 1:M left with JOID S. MANN,Burgess. 1 By order of the Council. e D. BAKER, Sec'y qudersport, March 2;. .1865. BUTLERS FIASCO. At Fort Eicher, was scarcely a greater failure than is daily Made by most of the ' advertised hair dyes ;'nor was TERRY AND PORTER'S VICTORY 3lorb complete, perfect and'glorious, than the conqueSr achieved by Christadoro's Hair Dye . Ove'r gray, red and sandy heads of hair. The d'on'osious bue is wiped out iin five minutes, andl a magnificent brown br• black, glossy • and natural, takes its place. ,Manufactured - • by 4. CRISTADOI3.O ) No. :6 Astor House, Ne ' York. Sold by- Druggists. Applied 14y all air -Dressers j• DRS ITOBIAW VEN ITIAN LINIMENT. OVRES CHOI:SRA - Ci*EN FIRST taken, ins few hours; Dysentery in half An hour; Toothache in fire minutes. = It is per fectly innocent to take internally, - and is re commended by the most eminent physicaariS inthe united State.S. - Price.4o and SO cents. Towikiik, P.a., August 6, 1859, Dr. S. L Tobias; New York: Dear Sir :—I !lave used your. Venitiarr Liniment with great success, both as an internal as well as an external medicine. In cases of Billions Colic and. Cholera MorbuS I regaid it as a sover eign remedy. Your Verritian Horse Liniment stands unrivalled as a horse liniment amongst farriers and boatmen on this canal. - . LEWIS, Sup't North 13tisoch Canal. Sold by all Diuggist.s. Gffice, No. 58 Cor;flandt Street, N4w Toil 4 i SINGLE BOX' or BHA? DHEI . ES Pills contains . more visitable extractive matter than twenty boxes of any pills in 'the world. besides; fifty-five (hundred physicians use them' in their practice to the exclusion of other purgatives. The first letter of their velem is yet scarcely appreciated, When they rare better known sudden death and continued sickness Will be of the past., Let thoSe who know them speak right out in their favor. It s a duty which will save life. rt 1 ~ i Our race a subject to a redundancy of vitiated bile at this 'season, and it is danger ous as it is prevalent . ; 'but Brandreth's Pills afferd an invaluable and efficisnt protection. By their oceasional life -we! prevenfthe col lection of those - imburities, I whiich, when in sufficient quantifies' cause so much danger to the body's health:- They ; soon cure liver complaint, dysPtosia, loss Of appetite, pain in the head,.heart-burn, pain in ,the breast bone,-suddea faintness and costiveness. Sold by all reaPecta . cle dealers in medicines. . _ Whilkerit I vingskers !" Do ere nr lienstaches ? On • Grecian Boititionintwill f0rk416 . 6i to grow on thastiO,atbestface or 'chin k or hair on bald heads, inSixAreeka. • 1° rice4l.oB: Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt of price: ViAItNER4OO., lyen Box 138, Brooklyn; N. Y = FEW 'REASONS - WHY' TDB AMERICAN WATCH IS TILE BEST.. It is made on the best prinCiple, while the foreign' watch is generally made .nalso prin ciple at aIL The foreign, watch is mostly r made by womenand boys, tit HA n.:-. While their labor is cheap, their worltis dear at any [ - Rice. such watches are made without plan, and sold without guarantee. They are irreg ular.-in_ construction; and quite, as-irregular in movement. They ate designed only' to sdll o and the buyer is. the party -most thor.. - onghly sold. Those who have kept "tomes," and "lepints" and 'Gaits levers" in,professed repair for a few years will appreciate the truth of our Statement. • • . _ THE PLAN OF THE A rERICAN WATCH. Instead of being made Of several hundred little pieces, screwed together, the body of the American" Watch is formed of SOLID PLATES. No jar interferes with the harmo ny of its working, and no 'sudden shock can throw-its machinery out of gear. In riding, or any business pursuit, it is all held together as firmly as a single piece of-metal. It is just what all iriachinerY Should be -Ist. ACCURATE. 2d. SIMPLE. 3d STRONG. Nrosil 4t4. ECII CAL. Si p . - occurtr cIar3PNESS bv. our I system, but QUALITY. We ¬ pretend that our Watch can be bought for less money 1 than the foreign make-b&iecu ' but that for its real value:it is sold for one-half the-price. OUR SOLDIER'S. WATCH (named Wm. Ellery),, is .what its name indicatesolid, Substantial, and 'always Reliable—warranted to stand any amount of Starching, Riding or Fighting. . OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH (named P. S. Bartlett -is similar in size and general appearance, but has more jewels, and a more elaborate finish. OUR LATHES' WATCI4, recently brought out, is put up in a great variety of ; patterns, many of them of rare beauty and workman ship, is quite small, but warranted to keel, time. OUR YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S WATCH is neat, not large,. and just the thing fot. the pocket of Young America. THE PROOF of the merits- a our. Watch I may be found in the fact that we now employ over sei•en hundred workmen in our factories, and that" we are still unable to supply the constantly increasing demand. lOUR THREE. QUARTER PLATE WATCH is.thinner and lighter than the others we hare I described. Its fine chronometer balance is delicately adjustsd to correct - the variation . I caused -by changes of temperature. These watches are the fruits of the latest experi meuts in chronometry, and are made by our best workmen, in a separate department of our factory. For the finest time-keeping qualities they challenge comparison with the ' best works of the most famous English and ISwiss makers. ROBBINS & APPLETON, • Agents for the American Watch Ompany, 182 Broadway, IN. Y SIMMONS' COLUMN. FRIENDS AND CTSTOILERS-: i'retnm you my sincere thanks fot your liberal patronage, for the past few years, and would say to you that I have -located 'myself at Wellsville, _N. Y* and may hereafter he found at the EMPIRE ST BE - • AND NEW YORK STORE playing bought oat the toe fortaerly.otcu- pied by Geo. Asher), I shall continue to WHOLESALE AND HETAII, in both of the above Stores, and hope to : all of my, old friends and 'customers, as t. are in want of Goods, and Will try to them low enongh to pay them for coming We ttre nor selling the best PltniTS fr 15 to 20 cents. Extra GUGRAMS - train 15 to 25 be • 000 d SHEETINGS from 18 to 52e TIJKS, DENIMS ) STRIPES, and all o Goods in proportiot • , CLOTHIXG. Good snits for $lO to $l5 and 'Ettra snits in proportion. And as I have an o stock of Clothing I Will sell. at Who salols per cent. less than the same be bought in New York. BOOTS & SHOES, ' HATS &, CAPS, SHAWLS,: CLOAKS; ritretlaced prices. GROCERIES Atli) CROCXE very lor6 RICH DRESS SILES, CLOTHS:!: POPL and all other styles of Ladies' Dress Go• very low. Hoping to receive an earn eall, _I your friend, , C. 11. SIMMONS Wellsville, N. I Y., March iii 1865. kit-fit:WOW No .l tiee is hereby given that JAMES cLAR - fr holds two notei against ; one' given to filf. Perkins of Sitty=fonr Dollars, more or les4. and one given to Hiiram Rockwell_, of KineteOn Dolliti;MerSoe less ' , :i.lierehy;-eaution potions againSt btiylag said Z 4144184 I have paid them, 'and shall not pay- ' them again unless compelled bylaw._ C. C. LY31.4.1i. Sinnemahoning, Grove tp., Cam. Co., Pa:, ' March 2; . 1865 . . [4wPd I - - 7-30 'LOAN - By authorty - of the,';Tecretary of the Treas 4 Ittry, the undersigned has, assumed the Gen eral Subscription Agency for the sale 4 United States,Treasuly. Notes, bearing sever and ttiree tenths per cent, interest, per st.- num; known as the . . SEVEN;THIRTT LOAN. These Notekttre issued under date of June 15th, 1865, and are payable three years'froia that tune, -in currency, or ire convertible the option of the holder into percent • G GM--BEARDIG BOND§ These bonds are now worth a premium which increases the'actual proAt on the 1-30 loan, and its aemption from Slate and munieiprd tontaliznisatich-add: from one to. three per cent more, according to the rate levied on °the's. property. The interest is payable semi-an= nually bycoupons attached to each note, which may be tut of and sold to any bank of banker. The intetest amounts to - One cent pec day on a $5O note , Two cents ' 6 " $lOO " Ten - "- " " " $5OO " tio -" • " sumo " a 15,000 MEM Notes,of all the denominations named will be promptly furnished upon receipt of sub scriptions, and the notes forwarded at once The interest to 15th June neitwill be paid in advance. This is THE ONLY LOAN--IN TIAREET how olrered by the Government, and' it is confidently expected that its anperior . itaran, tages will make it the - GREAT POPULAR 'LOAN OF THE PEOPLE. Less than $300,000,000 of the Loan, an- thorized by the lest Congress are 110W'013 the market. This-smount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be subscribed for within . four month; when the notes will undoubtedly command a premium, ,as has uniformly been the case on closing the sub scriptions to other Loans. • In Order that citizens - of every +tow&and section of the country may be affordedlikeil ties for taking the loan, the National Banks, State . Banks, and private Bankcrs throughout the country have generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. SubScribers will select their own agents, in whom they have confi dence, and who only are to_be responsible for the delivery of, the notes for which they re- ceive orders. JAY COOKE, • Subscription Agent, Philadelphia Subscriptions trill be received by the ' First Nalional; Bank of Harrisburg, First National Bank of Lockharen, Pint :National Bank of Philadelphia,. First National Bank of Williamsport. THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK Capital, $1,000,000 Paid in, iIrISO/AL AGENT OF rEGE 'UNITED STATES, AntZ: -Special Agent for _Jay Cooke, Subscription qr, 11EUVER /NOTES, FaEE OF CHAIM; by express, in all parts of the country, and receive in payment Checks On. New York, Philadelphia,'And 'Boston, manta bills, mull all five per cent. interest notes, with interest, to date of subscription. Draws sdal by mall will be promptly' filled. This Bank receives the accounts of Banks and Bankers on favorable terms ;• also of in dividuals keeping New York accounts. 3. 11. ONVIS, President. T." T. tiTLL, cashier. • 311arble ward. TIME subscriber desires to inform the citi zens of Potter that he can supply them with all kinds of Marble work, as cheap and as good as it, can be had any place in the country. MONUMENTS atid.TOMB-STONES of allidndsfurniudied orkoshort.notice. • . - BREUNLE. Coudersport, Feb 1,3 '6s 3. . State Idedical Bo- Piadquarters Pennsy/va ", Hospital Dtaoartnteat, ! • Harrisburg, Noy'r 10, 1864. fret State Medical lloicrd of Pennsylvania is new in session in this City and will centinue Until further notice;'to - examine can. didates • for the -post of Medied "'Officers in Permsylvataa - Regimenl3. The appointment of a number of Assistant Surgeons will be required immediately to fill vacancies now eluting ) as well as for others honstantly occurring. Physiciats of Pennsylvania, in good health; furnishing prOper testimonials as to moral character, kn., will be admitted to the exam- 1 ination. ' By order of the Governor : JOSEPH A. PHILL'II , S; • .1 Surgeon General o Pannsylrania.' French Burr Mill Stones. Martufacto;y itlerly St. near. the Cotton Factory RRISBURI3, PA. M. HE undersigned ennormees to the trade that he continues to tnanufacture and import direr.t from the most celebrated quar ries in France the best qualities of - • F'reneli Burr DIIII St:oneg," , which he offers at . reasonab le tates and guar antees satisfaction to the purchaser. Also, every number in use, of the Icelebratid OLD_AtIKER GRAND BOLTING CTOTH, Orders by mail promptlyjattended tO, lumd goods forwarded:by rail roadcanal, or express . if desired. - WIL KEPls'Eft, t 023. - No. 10. West State t., Harrisburg: BARGAIN , - THE 110§1 1 ,Dgilitißl.E HOTEL IN NpßTH kitits2kitifElLVANlA, Tau aivkitatrATß.. sum. :The'Subscriber offers at PRIVATE - SALE the Eloise which he has occupied for the last ten years and known as the COUDE RiSPORT HO'T'EL: It is situ ea at Abe County Seat ofl'otter County, PennsYlvania, is capable of accom modating Seventy-Five gueits has ' , running waterin g several of the rooms on the andbase ment floor, A BARNO.NE'IIiTSDRED • feet long. - Thelot has a front of 130 feet on Main Street and .180, feet on Second Streei. All the necessary oat-bruildings, Ice-house, Sheds, Esc., are in good condition. - The attention of persons- desiring to pnt- chasers Hotel-„is, called to this property. It has for a long time been considered one of the best paying. Hotels in the norhern see tion, It is the centre of a great amount of ttavel,and has the advantade of a reputation of tieing "well-kept." A Company with a large Capital Stock will. commence , boring for Oil in the early Spring with good indications of success. Oil has been taken from the surface of a stream oily_ one square from the . Hptei and those best competent to judge , seem to have no doubt of tility- being : ', Oil, not only in the County, - but within the limits of the Borough. Of'course every one can see what an advantage this will be to all the Hotels in'this County, but more decidedly to this one, s's it is by far the best in this section. The undersigned being engaged in another businesi Which requires his whole time finds hirnself unable to attend to, it, and this is the only reason for his selling. For further particulars addrets D. F. GLASSIIIII.E, Coudersport, Potter Co., Pa., or Titusville, Crawford C0.,-Pa. February 22, 1865: 'FOR SALE , rHE Subscriber offers for Sale the follow 'log tracts of land, to wit': One tract of One Efundred and Forty-three and seven-tenths acres in Pike township, Potter connty, on the Genesee Yorks— Price $llOO. Sixty 'acres are improved, With one lo'g barn, frame kitchen, frame barn, forty good fruit tres, and two hUndred sugar rsaple trees. -The farm will cut grass, in a good season, suffiCient, at prisen.t ',noel, to pay fd,r ' • Also, another tract of Fifty-sir and two teutbs acres, in Eulalia township. four miles froni Coudersport, Thirty acres of which are improved, with - one frame house, log barn, an:l'some fruit trees thereon. I Price $4.58. Also, a Wagon Shop .and half lot in the Boren& of Coudersport, one let west of P. A. Stebbins' "t Co's Store near Gla.ssrni re's Hotel. The', tools, lumber, atc., can be bought rest , . sonably ; or a portion of th em,if the purchaser. so desires.' One half can be paid in Wagon- Work. Aireduction of ten per ce4 will be made for Cash down. . For - further particulars 'engnire of the sub scriber at his Wagon-Shop in Coudersport. F"pb. 21, 1865. i W. It. I VhS. ASTRAL , ... rpm to the, premises of the sub Scriber fn in Harrison township. Sept. 20, 1864, one small two year old RED STEER, one yearling RED HEIFER, with no particular remarks. The! owner please come forward, prove proPerty, pav charges and take them away or they l'ae sold according to law. - JOHN B. WATROUS. Harrison yalley, Jan. 28, 1864: iA.drainistrator's Noted. . y o I t IthREAS Letters of Administiation to V the Estate of WILLIAM S. JOHNSON, lat f the county of Allegany, in the State of Nevi- York, deceased; have :been granted to th4subscriber, all persont indebted to said Estate are requested to;make immediate pap me, dt, - and . thdse having claims against the sande will present them, duly authenticated, for ettlement to 1 ' i WILLIXM F. JONES, Adm'r: Dee.l2, 1864, Wellsville, N. 'I% WAGON ' SHOP I E subscriber having located in Lewis- vine is prepared to do all kinds of work in this line, on. short ,notice and in the best maruier.' , Making and litpairint of all kinds. lam enabled by the aid of Ma chinery to do work in the wagan-line better and cheaper than any other establishment in th county. I am also prepared to make COFFINS: EDSPN HYDE. Ulysses; Penn'a, Dec. 1, 1864 1 GG , IaHILADELPHLY & ERIE RAMRCALD.— .111 This great line traverses the Northern and Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the city of Erie, on Lake Erie. It liF neen leased by the Pennsylvania Rail Road , ompany, and ulder their auspices is being rapidly opened throughout its entire length, . • , Iris now id use for Passenger and Freight r business from Harrisburg to St. Mary's (216 miles) on the Eastern Division, and from Sheffield to Erie, (78 Miles) on the Western Division. - • TILE OP PASSE-VIER:TRAMS .112 EMPORIUM : Leave. Eastward. 1 Through il Train , I 3.40 P. M. ~,),' Leave Westward. : Throtih 11 Train i 10 18 A, Id. Cara run through wrraorr CHANGE both ways between Philadelphia and Lock Haven and between Baltimore and Lock Haven. Elegant Sleeping. Qin on Express Trains both ways between Williamsport arid Balti more, and Williamsport - and Philadelphia. For inforinstion ,respecting Passenger busi ness apply e.t;the S. E: Cor. 12th and iiruket Streets.' - : . •-• And for Freight imsiliess of the. Company's -Agents c . ; S. B. Kingston, Jr. Cor, 13th and Market Sti., Philadelphia. J., W. Reynolds Erie. .1: Agent N. Z. 8.. 11. Baltimore. H. FL Housros,l Gin't Freight Act: PAITa. LEWIS L. Etourf t. Gael raciet Ape. Tog. D. P 017.3, Gael Manager; Willicressport. UASH PAID FOR EGGS. br • E. IL Sikettaere NEM MEE New- Fall- and' GOODS. P. £ STEBBINS & Have jut received from New T.ri stock of seasonable Goods whisk 1k sell as low u say bouela the Diem listing of Pg to all tatted*. is DRESS GOODS) AThES FOPLIN3, ALP. 1.0. 1 1 4 I mozAyaio WI PLAID POPLINS, ALA C1C,511,14 .8.11,M0R41. !Z11?$ CL Oki') czomNos,! C.ASSZCRIA SHAWLS, X 001) 8 1 257711111.11, Pull stock of Mines FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ALSO BOOTS 81 8110 ES, HATS C' CAPS; , & 'A etc I' I CIL' OP tltorcz ST .GR,Q . - Pkl . S l -- AU WIT,OIrIUNi. a fio© TS ots to gitar ratait PS At BTEBM.k.O4 - . . OmerAga— demo* r00t.,_4,' ~``~: 1 il lII=IMZI El U NENE t , I ' ■ ME ~Q~~ i_ 70Nr . - QS* ME 't - ~
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