shall report quarterly to the Executive
CoMmittee; ; -
ART.& This Constitution may be al
tered or
,amended by a majority of the
members'present at any ; regular meeting
of,thelSociety ; but the proposed amend
ments must be offered at least one meet
ing prey ious to their being acted on.
The Convention then proceeded to the
election of officers for the ensuing year,
u follows : President, Rev. B. Thomas;
Viee President, E. Haskell ; Secretary,
Ambrose Slade ; Assistant Secretnry,
Mary A. Slade; Treasurer, Una' At
wood.
- Adjourned till evening.
DIMING Sessiox •
Opened with the President in the
Chair. The Convention then adopted
the following Resolutions:
Whereas, In view of the widespread
desolation daused by the-sale and use of
spirituous liquors, and especially that
part of it csused( by the illegal sale of
such liquorts, therefore
Resolved, That we, the members of
The Legal Protective Temperance
Society," will use all legal and efficient
means to have the traffic cease and the
offenders brought to justice..
Resolved, That we will not cease our
efforts until we have a Prohibitory LAW
passed as stringent as that known as the
Maine Law—not from hatred to those
engaged in the business, but for the well
being of the community.
Resolved, That we cordially acknowl
edge, and bid •God spet;d' to the orders
of the Sons and Daughters of Temper
ance and the order of Good Templurs, as
efficient instruments to secure this great
_an :1 good end.
Refolved, That we will give our in
fluence to Temperance in !n only 'to fill
all places of public trust.
Resolved, That as far as practicable,
we will patronize temperance taverns and
stores, and all other honorable and legal
avocations.
— Revolved, That the President and
officers acting with him be requ'csted
now to take the names of all persons
who desire to become members of this
Society, with the view of paying over 1
to them the percentage on the stock ,
within three months, and a, failure to
comply with this to have their names
dropped.
Resolved, That the Editors of the
People's Journal be requested to publish
the existing Laws of :his Commonwealth
restraining the sale of intoxicating drinks.
and also those Laws reg,ulaling the
.drinking of them.
Resolved, That the thanks of this
meeting be tendered to the citizens of
Cushingville for their hospitality on
this occasion.
Resolved. That the editors of the Peo
ple's Journal be requested to publi,,h
these proceedings.
Adjourned to meet at Harrison Valley
on the first Friday of April, 1531, at 10
o'clock, P. M.
I3Ess. THOMAS, Pres't
A. G. PRESIIO, Seey.
IJTipIG Almanacs for IS14:
Diaries for 1851 ;
S ehuster's Drawin.a. Books;
And some School Books, jest received at the
JOURNAL BOOK—STORE.•
Administrators' gal e:
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans'
C ourt of the county of Potter, we shall
expose at public sale on the premises in
Pleasant Valley township, on Monday, the
27th day of February inst., of one o'clock.P.
M., all the interest ofJas 111c1)owl, late de•
in a tract of land bounded as fdllows:
On the no -f M4lhew- Me.
dowl, on t te'sn‘4, ny 1.7 ra „„t,
east and west by lands of
aunn
Terms of sale m c. containin; thirty acres.
sale. known at the time of
JAcoe PALMER
Coanet, 4 r ,"„ „ , Adm's.
February 3,1 F 5.1 ""' '
3 , 4 4t.
Premium PanninB Mills.
important to Tanury -3 and m. c h ai d es ,
r LIE subscriber has purchaseo
Bainboroug,li the right to use in Potter 51,1
NPKean counties his patent in the construction
of Fanning Mills. He has also, at great ex
bense, commenced the manufacture of a PRE
MIUM MILL which will clean from 100 to
200 bushels per hour. This Mill Was pate itod
March 20. le-17, since which time it has stood
at the head of the list at all the State and cenu
ty agriculturul sorieties where it has been ex
hibited. and is a universal favorite with till
farmers %vim have trietrit. It took the pre
mium at the first Agricultural Fair - held nt
llarrisburg. Oct. 31st, 1831, When there were
30.000 people present: and at the great State
Agricultural lair at Now-York, beki at Roch
ester Sept. 16--12, ISSI, this Fanning Mill
received the highest honors.
Having met with uniform success wherever
tried, I confidently invite tlib farmers of Potter
and M'Kean counties to call at my
.shop in
Covicreport and examine for themselves.
A supply aiways on hand, to be sold on rea
monitble terms.
6-37tf JOHN RECKIIOW.
Valentines
FOR the 14th of Feb.—A great
A. va
riety. baited to all tastes, just received at
T
Trial List,
FEBRUARY TERM, 1854.
John M. Lambertbn vs. James H.Wright.
Howland Vannatter, vs. Parker Vannat
, ter and Alinira Vannatter.
Howland Vannatter vs Parker Vannatter.
Coin'th of Pa. use of
Potter county vs. Amos French.
T. E. Brown,use of
S. 0. Jones vs. Asa Lathrop.,
Chester L. Craw vs. Jackson T'p.
A. F. Cressey - vs. L. D. Williams:
Sobieski Ross vs. Nathan l3rown
Luman Bell.
Sobieski Ross and
George Fox vs. Jonathan Smith
H. J. OLMSTED, Proth'y.
PROTHONOTARY'S OFFICZ,
Coilderiport, Jan. 27, 1851.
NOTICE.
COUDDRSPORT LIBRARY AS—
SOCIATION. will hold kquarterly
meeting on Saturday, the fourth of Feb
ruary, at the how of thgj.,ibrarian. .
MAY- MANN, Sec'y.
• Music; • •
AUNTER'S celebratO4 Instructions
for the Piano-Forte; -
Burrow& Piano-Forte Primmer;
Union Glee' Book;
A new - supply of Sheet Music ;
For sale by T. B. TYLER.
Babbitt , s Yeast and Soap Pow
ders.--These superior articles are war
ranted to save time and money, rind promote
peace and harmony in families. •
For sale at " TYLER'S.
• Tailoring! Tailoring!!
11.. Y . W. HARDING, Tailor. All work" .
entrusted. to his care will be done
with neatness, comfort, and durability.
I Shop over Lewis Mann's store. 6-37tf
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
11 Auditor appointed to make distribu
tion'of the proceeds of the sale of real
estate in the case of Johnson, Welles &
Co. against Versel Dickinson, will at
tend to the duties of his appointment at
the office of the Prothonotary on Mon
day the 13th day of February next, at
one o'clock P. M. The same Auditor
harinff b been appointed by the , Court .to
make distribution of the . prOceeds of the
sale of real estate sold at the suit of A.
RounSville against Chester Ellsworth,
will attend to the dudes of his appoint
m-nt at the same place, on Tuesday the
Ilth day of February next, at one o'clock
P. M. Persons - interested
,in the above
mentioned cases may attend if they think
proper. H. J. OLMSTED, •
Jan. 27. 37-3 t . Auditor. ,
Notice. .
Votice is tiereby given that an aftplica.
has been made to the court of Corn;.
mon Pleas of roue' coznty playing for a
charter of incorporation of the }lra Fresh)?
terian 'Church of the 13f:trough - of Couders
port, in accordance with the art iclos of incor
poration dolv presented to, : the sid court,-
and-now on tile in the Prothonotary's office
of the said county. .
Any person knowing just reason against
the said application, may. be-heard in refer
ence thereto at the next court of common
pleas of edid cot' .ty, to be held at the Bo
rough of Coudersport on Monday the 20th
day of Fehtuary, A. D. 1854.
37.31 H. J. OLMSTED, Proth*y.
THE JOURNAL BOOK STORE
OFFERS to the public a collection of
1, ..../SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind called
for in this comumnity—readina mutter for
every taste—the works of time-honored and
standard authors, with those of progressive
and inquiring writers of almost every school
of thought and investiLmtion. and on terms
which no purchaser will regret.
Among-4411r works of History are—
United States. •
IVinfitrop's New-Enghnul—new edition,
Pascott's COI/rifle/.t of .lox ico,
'• rem,
Nlacaoley's Engl•unl,
Dickens' Child's History of Enuland,
Goodrieles Ilistory of England, France, and
the United States.
Law Boobs of the best and * most useful kind;
Layard's Nineveh and Babylon,
" -Nineveh and its ttennuns.
Lyel 's Geology, Agriculture, and Chemistry
Stillman's, Taylor's, and Bartlett's Travels
in Europe,
Lives of Dr. Judson and his.three wives,
Lives of Lady Jane Gras --J•
Fu
Poems of t;oldsm ith, Gray, Cook, and others,
Griswold's l'oets and Poetry of Enghind,
" " America,
Read's Female_ Poets, Tennyson's In Me
moriam, Tas . so, Ossian,
•Fcru Leaves and Little Ferns,
I I vperion—W ide, \Vile World—Queechy,
I:-dorado—Czar and Sultan,
I lisurrection in China, •
r• - , im.tun ce Tales—Mapleton,
Lif, or P.m, • •x.„ WUrie
by L. Maria Child, • •
A large variety of Books for Children, both
amusing and instructive, - -
Works of Theodore Parker,
Writings of Jefferson,.
Milton's Prose,
NVoiks of E. Oakes Smith,
llyilropathic Cook Book,
Cookery as it Should Be,
Water Ouse Manual,
Ilyth-opathic himyc•lonedia,
flume for All—new meno,d of L.Hiling,
The Family Dentist, and other public:m.l,ms
of Fowlers & %Yells , New-York.
Albums, ]Awing Books, aad paper.
Mac Lauren's series of Copy Books.
. Various kinds of Letter and Note Paper.
earth+, Envelopes, Wafers, and Wax.
%Water Colors. Diaries, Pencils. etc.
Temperoce Tracts, Hot Corn Tracts.
Woman's Right to Preach, n sermon by Rev.
Luther Lee.
The A'ost Christian Use of the Sunday, a
sermon by Rev. Theodore Parker.
Lectures by Kossuth, Greeley, Seward, and
others. M. Vs. MANN.
Cot:Drama; Pa., Dcc. 30, 1853. 6-33tf
riOLLIER'S Shakspeare ; •
I, ,,JPoole'a Index to Periodical Literature;
Edmunds' Spiritualism;
Spectator—a new and handsome ediiion;
Hot Corn—Life Scenes in New-York; and
some hooks for tho Young people, at the
Juu. 13, 1854. JOURNAL BOOK STORE.
VALENTINES" for ladies only, at
tile JOURNAL BOOR STORE.
MATRA SSE S
ITV WELLSVILLE,..9T THE
teat (Nog(, &tote;
No. 94 MAIN STREET,
ATAY be found constantly on hand and
for safe, an
.exiensive variety of Spen
cer & Granger's superb Mattrasses, of every
sort, kind, and price, from a $3.50 palm
Mattress to a super-English Hair Alattrass
at $lO.OO. Also, Lounges, Bolsters, and
Pillows. All of which are offered to Hotel
and Boarding House keepers. and all others
who have common sense enough to know
that a filthy Feather Bed, to make the best of
ii, is but abreeder of disease and a life cur
tailer,—at lower prices than can be found
at any other storeilt the county.
LANCEY & Co.,
Salo Ageuta (in the county), for the sale of
the above goofs. 635 . 1 y
Boston More , Wellsville, Jan. 13, 1.85.1.
Lewis Man n • •
IS again home, in the store opposite the
Northeast corner cff the public square, and
is receivitig direct .from 'New York city—
not a "Mammoth Stock" of Winter c.oode,
but sufficie n t to fill up the old Store; which
gocds are now offered for inspection and
examination. He would therefore say to the
old customers,—Step in and see his: assort
ment ; and to the public generally, that 'as
his goods are for sale, he will be happy to
receive ‘, calls."
County Orders taken at Par
F DR Goode at
L. MANN'S.
fr HE LADIES will find at Mann's, store
Cocheeo, Washington, Merrimack, Phil-.
ip, Allen & Sons', and other choice varieties
of Prints, warranted by the aubscribcr nut
to fade.
ALL' WO OL. Delaines at Mann's', Al
pacas, Paramettas, English and French
Merinos at . MANN'S.
GING HAMS—a good afsortment at
MANN'S
SILKS and Dress Trimmings
MANN'S
HALALS of various patterns and quali
Oties—Ladies' and Children's Hoods,' at
• MANN'S.
CAMI3IIICS, Bishop Lawns, Vietotia
Lawns, Cap Lace, Crape, Rue d'Muslin,
Swiss Muslin, Linnenfldkfe., Embroidered
do., Muslin Edgings ? Cotton do., Linen do.,
Ladies' Collars, W ristlets, Undersleeves,
Ladies'Skirts, do, Caps, to be found at
•
MANN'S.
LARGE lot of Hosiery at
MANN'S
IF you want warm Striokina for the
ehildren, you-will find titem-at
MANN'S.
AITER - BOOTS, Buskins, and tho
Urothet variety' of Shoes, can be found at
MANN'S..
lIATS, caps, comforters , Wrappers,
Drawers, Buck Gloves, do. Mittens,
Berlin• Lined Cloves, Carpet. , Bags, Satch
els, Suspenders. Call at •
- = M ANI4'S'STORE.
BOYS' and Ycuths' Soots at .
.MANN'S.
SLJEETING, Shirring , Batts, and Cotton
Yarn at MANN'S.
SUGARS, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Ginger,
' Pepper spice, starch, saleratus, con•
stuntly on hand at MANN'S sToRE,
TILIM Tobaceo, Fine-Cut do-, Chew
...l ing and Smoking at MANN'S.
IF youwant Axes, Hatchets, Ham
mers, mill saws, cross-cut do., [land do.,
Chisels, Augurs, Auger Bits, Files of all kinds,
Steel Squares, Iron do., Try do., call at -
MANN'S.
JEWIS MANN keeps constantl* on
hand Shorels, Spades, manure, Forks,
Fire Irons. ,
SLEIGH BELLS at
MANN'S STORE
. .
LOCKS, Door Handles, Bulls, Screws,
Locks—all sizes—Shoe Nails, Finishing
do.; for sale at . LEWIS MANN'S.
pucKET KNIVES, Table do. •
CALL AT MANN'S STORE.
ffiEIVIS MANN has for sale Shot,
4 Lead, Powder, Flasks, &c.
New Cash Grocery
AND
rovision Store
HITHER, YE HUNGRY.
sC• S. JONES takes this method to inform
. the people of Coudersport and the pub
lic generally, that he has just opened a
.Grocery \ and Provision Store, where be will
keep constantly on hand everything in the
line of eatabies," and which he will sell
A w asonatne as eau De desired. Tim eub
.statials' can he fou . p . sl here at all times, such
as Flour and Pork,—while the appetites of
the most dainty can also be satisfied.—
Therefore, should you wish for anything.
of the kind, please call and examine be.
fore .putchasing elsewhere, and it he can
not satisfyi,ycu, your case must be dee.
Ferate. You will always find a full
assortment of Groceries, consisting of Su.
gars, Teas, Coffee, Saleratus, Spices, Gin
ger, Candy, Crackers, Cranberries,
Salmon, Codfish; INTackEtel, Blue Fish,
Rice, molasses, Syrup, etc, Also, at all
times, Pork, Flour, Lard, Cheese, Butter,
(roll .and firkin,) Salt, Harns„etc., etc.
Cirr" Grain and all other kinds of ProdUce
taken in excham-e for goods at the cash
price. 6.33 t? . C. S. JONES.,
A SOR I'ED Pickles in jars' for tale by
C. S. JONES.
PICKLED CHERRIES at
C. S. JONES'
FRENCH MIJS CARD, a new thing
entirely, for sale at C. S. JONES'.
SACKS OF SALT at the
NEW PROVISION . STORE.
RANBERIES! ORANBERIES! by
7 , -/ the quart or bushel at
A Quantity of first-rate • CHEESE
just received at C. S. JONES'.
DANDLES of all kinds—a new u
sortment at C..S. JONES'.
H AMS and Shoulders---a new supply
at the Nsw PROVIIION STORE.
iptUTTER and LARD of the best
quality at the ,
NEW PROVISION STORE 7".
AL/FACKEREL, Salmon, & Blue Fish
- 1 - 1 - 11 - at C. S. JONES'.
SUPERIOR Sperm and Tallow Can•
dles at C. C. JONES' PROVISION STORE.
INDIAN Meal and Buckwheat con
stantly on hand at the
NEW PROVISION STORE.
CI...RAIN and produce of all kinds ta
‘fitken in exchange for Goods it t his
store. C. 8.
•
°pat Receipts and Expenditures of
*
~Potter- County for the,. year corn
--
' mincing the let chiy7rtf an:, 184%
• and ending the 31st day . of Dec. of
the, same year, inclusive.
To amt. on unseated tax for the years
1832 end 18113, $949 12
" seated lands 'and personal
• property for 1852 and pre - - •
vious years, - 1466 93 .
" seated lands and personal
property for the year 1853, 221)6 53
Notes, - 21 01
" Judgments and forfeited -
recognisances, ' . 1299 20
redemption of lands be-,
longing to tho county, 34 16
To bal.,of expenditures over receipts, 9642 85
By amt. drawn to Nelson Clark, Trett
surer, to balance on settlement off
his itcconnts for 1852,
a n t. drawn for stationery
attorney tees' .
clerk hire
election expenses
constable returns to,
court , 102 26
pay to Grand Jurors 280.60
Traverse Jurors 11124 41
commonwealth costs 189 54
auditing Prothy's netts. 5 00
Auditors' wages 61 05.
constable attendance
on court . - 58 61
,pay to bridge vieweri 9 50
tucidedlid expenses 14 62
printing blanks - 1 47 84
tip slavers' wages ' 97 72
court crier's wages 90 00
fuel . 1 82'00
costs by county • I SJ
jail expenses ' 27 13
thouey refunded j 33 63
qualification fees ' 21 44
public printing 1 198 75
fox; wolf, and wildcat.
1:1:1
I.
tS
ItlEl
tE=i2
MZI
17'.11
certfs.. . , 439 85
.. .--.. Assessors' wages , 283 65
II II Prothonotary's fees 55'36
41 " Commissioners' wages 155 01
PI •
" balance due for clerk
hire for 1852- 1. 57 91
.. 'lt Sheritl's lees. i : 316 69
II II • cleaningcourt-house
yard , 1 i, 25 25
" .. sum) iug townships 51 51 1
.
app. to dom. Belton s 64 08 1
.. .. Com'rs' wages for's2 56 35
111 appropriation to Cou
- dersportAcadenty ' 106 57
" bonds drawn to the following per-. ' ' '
!tons, on contract for building the
court-house: No. 1, drawn to Win.
Bell, datedSept.23,lBs3,due at date 120 00
, " No. 2, " 41 "' 1 300 00
" " No. 3, Match Ist, 1854, " 1000 00
" " No. 4, Dec. Ist, 1855, " "1000 00
" " No. 5, Dec. Ist, 1856, 'f - 1000 00
" " No. 6, Dec. Ist, 1857, ' l , 11000 00
" " Nu. 1, Eli flees, March Ist, '5l, 500 00
" " No. 2, . " " _,., ' 300 00
" bond, dated Oct. 16, 1852, to IV. V. .
Keating, payable in five equal an
nual payments, with interest an
nually . ' 1 4000 00
We, the undersigned Commissioners of
Potter county, do certify the foregoing State
ment of Receipts and Expenditures Tie cor
rect and true, as taken from and compared
with the originals remaining in the books of
this office. In testimony whereof, we have
hereunto set our hands the 6th day of January.
A. D. 1854. WILLIS YOUNG, )
w.m. 11. METZGER,
G. G. COLVIN, )
L. B. Core, Clerk. Jan. 13, 185-1. 353 t
is hereby given that the Commission
eriof Potter county will expose to public,
sale at the Conunirionerie
, the _lst day of February,
1&14, at 2 o'clock I'. M. of said day, tho .fol
lowinn.' tracts of land belonging to said county,
to the highest bidder:
No. Quantity. Warrantee. Township.
4631
4693
• WILLIS -YOUNG, C
G. (1: COLVIN.
.§
Wm. 11. BI'ZGBII,
L. B. COLE, Clerk. Jan. 13, 1854. 553 t
Of the Funds of Potter County on the
first day of January, 1854.
DIL
To amount of bonds outstanding $10320 00
" orderi 4114 03
By imt, of taxes outstanding on an •
seated lands for 1852 - $2697 23
" amt. of taxes outstanding on un
seated lands for 1853
amt. of taxes outist• 'ding on seat- ,
ed lands returned unseated
-" amt. due from Henry Haines, col.;
of Hector for 1845
46 64 C. W. Ellis, col. of Eulalia
for 1845
Almond Woodcock, col. of
Eulalia for 1847 ' 136 03
Chas. P. Cool, col. of He
bron for 1848 _
Miles Thompsori7%ol. of Stew
:artso P for 1848
Jacob Herrington col. of Swe
den for 1848
i• r• G. W. Ellis, col. of Geneses
for 1848 •
" " Benjamin Rennells, col. of
Eulalia f0r.,1848 , k
Samuel. Barr. col. of Roulet
for 1849
" " David Colcord, col. of. Eul
alie for 1849
" " Amasa Robbins, col. of Gen
esee for 1849
• J o hn Mahan, col. of Wkarton
.for 1849
.*. John Palmer, col. of Homer .
for 1849
E: P. Briggs; eel, of Bingham
for 1850
• Alfred Ayres, col. of Homer
for 1850
• .0 John M. Kilbourn, col. of
Pike for 1850 •
" " F. D. French, col of Stewart
. son for 1850
" Crayton Lewis, col, of Ulysses
for 1850 -.
" James Bartron; col. of Whor
ton rot 1850
C. S. JONES'
Statement
$15619.80
Notice
(lower.
Utilelta.
Jackson.
du
Sweden.
do
do
- do
Wharton
Oswayo.
Jackson.
Sweden.
T.
W. Withal:
.do
. do
do
do
do
(10
do
105
96
100
50
e.
do
do
do
Statement
• Debt Dwigbi, col. •of . 411 e.. •
ghany for 1851
• • . GO 73
" U. M. T.' C. ,'Webster, col. of •
5 57
for
;‘. E. Fo ste r , l c B o s l l of J - s . teks t On •
for 1851
". T. M. Keeter;coL of Whop.
ton for 113.51.
Samuel Havens, cob of Con-
-• dersport for 1852
" " j Wm. Perry, col. of Genesee
• for 1852 33 33
" ~"
James Douglas, col. of Lled
. tor for 1852
" " W. D. - Parks, col. of Hebron
for 1852
"" John Lyman. J r., col. of Ron
let for 185 6 . f
4 ' " Charles Bennett, col. of Shar
on for 1852
" " Wm. Dikemaa" .
artsoa for 197
" " Moses Had ,
• ' for 1852 */
" ", John Burr;
Brauch for itra.
" " Joshua Baker, col. of A,.
for 1853
" ' 6 " E. P. Brigs, col. of Bingham
for 1853
" " Y. D. StaySa, col. of Clara for
66 1853 20 61
" • " i NJ: Al of Eulalia for 1853 68 G 8
" -"I Francis Sordoni, col. of Hector
for 18.53
" John Palmer, col. of Homer
*for 1353
" ' 6 Henry Cummings, coL, of Har
rison for 1843 -
" i David Crowell, c01.33f Jack
. sou for 1853
" " hloses - Dawly, col. of Genesee
for 1;53
" "• Win. L. Ensign, col. of Par
. tage for 1853
" ' 6 James Dicker, col. of Pike
• for 1833
" " 6 , B. D. Dolbee, col. of Oswayo •
for 1853
" " 11. L. tillirl, col.- of_ Sweden
fur 1853
" E. L. Graves, col. of Sharon
fur 1853
" Niihau Fuller, col. of Ulys
ses for 1853 .
" ". 'Abraham Drake, col. of Stew
orison for 1853 -
" " Lemuel llannuoud, col. of
$370 56
• 695
38
154 86
723 93
' • West Branch for 1853
" " ' , John Mason, col. of Wharton
' for 18.53
,
IV°, the undersigned commissioners of Put
ter county, do certify that the for4iing State
ment of the Funds of said comity is correct,'
as appears from the hooks and 'documents in
die Oleo of the Commissioners. Witness our
hands the 6th day ofJanuary,.lBs4.
Wm. 11. , 111ETZGER, n
. c
G. G. COLVIN, . .
' Attest— • • WILLI'S YOUNG, L ) --
. ,
L. B. Core, Clerk. Jan. 13, 1854. '3,t' '
GAZONINGOTOBERZHI
&YEW GOODS
$15619 80
DOUBTLESS there are many persons in
Coudersport and vicinity who have
never visited the famous BosTort Svorts at
the fast-growing village of V% ellsville.
The No. of this store is 94, which number
is over the door—
. BOSTON . STORE .
_
94
O'ER
THE DOOR
This establishment is one < of the largest
DRY GOODS and RE:WV-MADE
CLOTHING DEPOTS
in Allegany county. Hundreds of custom
ers from Potter county buy all their clothing,
boots and shoes, and other fixings, at this
great mart of business. But still there are
those who have never happened to fall into
the path that leads, most assuredly, to
econeiny and wealth.—That path leads all
cash buyers straightway to the
GREAT BOSTON,
We have no enemies topunish,:no friends
to reward. We Kell for ready. pay, and take
in exchange for goods the following useful
a,licles, viz.:—
. Cash Tallow. Venison Oats.
Beeswax Fur Bears rocks
Hides W heat . Yarn Bags
Potatoes Wool Butter, &c. &c.
.We are now receiving from our .shop_ at
Rochester, about ten cords of the best
i BOOTS AND SHOES
sold in the county.. We keep constantly
on hand-=
Men's India Rubber Boots
" • " " Over-shoes
" Coats
" Pants
' Caps
With *very extensive stock of • It.
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,RIINES, VALISES, AND CARPET Boas,
Choi geblaek and colordd Dress silks, Al
paca, Delaines,Thibet Cloths, Prints, Ging
hams, and otber Dress, Goods—together
with a general variety of Dry Goods.
Shawls, Shawls.
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In particular, we would call the attention
of the Ladies to our great variety of 'Maud!,
to every possible_ kind, altogethei too nu
merous to mention.
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We hive the largest stock of the differ
ent kinds of Mlatra•sea in Western New
York. HOTEL KEEPERS can be supplied on
reasonable terms.
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Three Cheers .
For the, contemplated Canal from Wells
ville to Rochester; and hoping that the
Plank Road will,be continued on to Cour
dersport' the coming spring, and that the
sons'and , danghtere of benighted Potter may
be more frequentry seen in oar young City.
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, supply of Gargling Oil,
JaPiatt's Linimeut, and Brant's Medicines, at
TYLER'S.
5 64
19 10
28 67
G. Htuinmere Premium Essence of Coffee,
egiml to, , and fear times cheaper than Old
Java, at TYLER'S,
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3 78
10 fi2
CHEST HANDLES, Drawer do.,
Bolts, Retches, Ratter Snags, Ward-
robe Hooks, Barn Door Hinges, kept for
sale by . LEWIS MANN.
6 57
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10 06
WIIOUGHI' NAILS at -
MANNIS STORE.
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19 95
158 71
28 53
70 67
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PROCLAMATION.
• • •
, WIJ-ER EA S, the Hon: Roam:A
Warrs.,ProsidentJudge,and the Hon.
0. A. Lewis and ham hilAare. Esquires,
Associate Judges of this'Ceurti of Oyer and
Terminer and General. Jail Delivery: War
ter Sessions o(. the Pence, Orphans' Court
and Court of Common Pleas for
,the pxru t ty
of Lotter, hate issued their precept, bearing ,
date the th t 9 "of Dec. in the year , et:
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-three, and to me directed, for lidding a
Court of Oyer and • Terminer and Gerteral*
Jail Del ivery.Quarter Sessioni of the Peace,
Orphans' Court, and Cart of Cotnrnon Pleas,
in the Itorough of. , ! ersport, on HON
DA-I' ,THE 20th OF FE' BRUARit
next and to continue INC %VEEN.
Notice is therefore hereby 'given to the
Coroners, Justices of the Peace, and Con
stables within said County,' that they bet
then and there intheir proper persons, atlO
o'clock A. M. of said day, with their rolls,
ords, inquisttions,examinations, and other
remembrances, to do those things which to
their offices , appertain to be done. And.
those who are bound by their recognizancei
to prosecute' against the prisoners that are
or shall be in the Jail of the said County of
Potter, are to be then and there to prosecute
against them as will be just.
Dated Coudirsport, Jan., 20th, aril
,the 79th year of the 'lndependence el ,the
' United States of America.
PIERREA STI3BINS;SheriIf.
Sheriff's Sales.
DY.VIRTUE of nndry writs of venditio
-I).ni expowas, and sliait vend.. ex., issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Potter
coynty and to WO directed,l will expose to
sa e by _ public vendue or outcry at the Calla
House in 'Coudersport:, dn MONDAY,. the
20th day of Ftibruary - 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day, the followingdescribed real estate,
to wit:
_ _ _
Situate in the borough of Coudersport, Pot
ter county, Pa., deicribed and bounded us
follows: fsiorth by a street or ulLy not yet
opened, and east by lands of W. T. Jones & •••
Bro., south by the street running from Cou
dersport to Lywausyille, and west by lands of
W. T. Jones & Bro., being lot No. (3) three
as appears by . draft - or plot made by 11.,R.
Dutton—containing . fifty . .two .square rods, or
thereabord—on which is erected one brick
house., Seized,' taken in execution,
and to be sold as the property- of A. 11. Good
sell at the suit of F. L. & C. 8. Jones.
ALSO, certain real estate, situate in
Harrison township, Potter county, Pu.,batind
ed on the north by tins New York' State lint',
on the east by lot-No. 128, on the south by lot
No. 5, and on the west by lot No. S of the sub
division of the Bingham lands in Hartisian
township, told being lot No. 6 of suidsub:di
vision—containing ninety--six and nine-tentbs
acres, about sixty acres of which is improved;
with one log house, one frameburu,one spring
house and au apple orchard thereon. Seized
taken in execution and to be sold as the prop
erty of Miles Thompson at the suit of Julia
' Stover. .
ALSO, certain real estate, situate in
Allegany township, Potter co.,
Pa,—bounded
as follows : On the north by lands of Peter
Shuns and unseated -lands, on the 'east by
Unseated laud, on the south by a lot now or
late in the possessimiof Consider fittat'us, Mid
wet by unseated lands—being lot No. 67 of
thelMotment of the Fox Estate in said towu
ship. - and containing one hundred, five and
one-tenth acres-of which about. forty acres is
improved; with a log house, log barn, one
blacksmith shop. a frame barn and some fruit,
trees thereon. Seized, taken in execution
and-to be sold as the property of Wm. S. Hay
wood at the'suit of John hl. Judd. 1 .
ALSO, certain teal estate, situate in
Pike township, Potter county, Pa., bonndtai
and &set ibed as follows t• On the north by
Duds of %V. B. Furman, on the cast and south
by unseated Iknds of 11. Id. Walker, and on
the„west by hands of Calvin Carried-contaiuing
turfy-five nerele—Axso, one other tract, sit
uate as aforesaid,. bounded on the north by
lands of David liilbourn and unseated land,
east by unseated land and lands of W. B. Fer
man, on the south and-west by land of John
and Calvin Curried—containing one hundred
neres--At.so, one other tract, situate as
as aforesaid-hounded on the north by land of
.1. Sunderland, east by unseated land of 11.114.
Walker, south by land of J. Bump and un
seated land, and on the west by unseated
Loads and lands of W.. 8. Furman; containing
eigtity•ene . and seven-tenths acres,. more or
less; on which there is erected one overshot
sawmill; one log and ono frame house, and
one board - hovel thereon.—At.so, one other
lot, situate in Hector tthriaship,• couni'y and
state aforesaid, bounded on the north by lot
:No. 25 Of tire allotment of the lauds of H. H.,
Dela in Hector township, east by west line of
Tioga county, south by lots Nos. 36 and 37.
final the west by lot No. 34-being lot N0.,3S
of the allotment in said township; conntaining
one hundred acres, fifty acres of which is im
proved, with one log house, a frame. house,
a frame barn and an apple orchard thereon.
taken in execution and to be sold as
the property ofJames Bump and E. Mulford
at the suit of Caleb Towbridge.
ALSO, certain real estate, situate in
Jackson township, Potter co., Pa.-bounded as
foll.;ws: On the north by unseated landnott
the east by lands of J. P. Lossey, deceased.
and unseated land; no the South by unseated
l=inds, and on the. west by unented laud and
lands of widow Ryaut ; containing three hun
dred and fifty, acres, be the same more or lsa;
ou winch is a sawmill, a frame house and
board shanty, and about Live acres improved
thereon. Seized,- tat:min execution and to
be sold as the property of Reuben Herrington
nod Charles Herrington, at the suit of wood,
Abbott & Co.
ALSO, certain real estate, situate. in
the Borough of Coudersport, Potter county.
State of Pennsylvania, and known on the town
plot thereo4 kept in the County Commission.
ers' office, as lots Nos, 52, 53. 54, and 55, - on
sqn.ire No. 7, on which is erected one frame
house and one .frame barn—also some 'fruit
trees thereon. Seized, taken in execution, and
to be sold as the property of V. Dickinson, L
Strait, and A: Woodcock, at.tho suit of Wan
...l.
zer & Harrison. use of Jones. Walt • Fuller.
1. 7 -X Notice is hereby given. tha an 'amount
equal to the costs will be required be paid
upon ench sale when struck down to the bid.
der; and upon a failure to coLutaly with this
regulation, the tract of laud will agaiu , be
ollored formic.
PIERRE A. STEBBINS, Sheriff.
.ti'. HERIFF'S Orrice,
Coudersport, Jan. 20, 1834. 5
Machine OiL
Mill Owners will always 9ud a ettßiy , of
oil for machinery at. satisfsmaory Frioeti‘arid
a ny quantity ,at
TYLER'S Drag Store.
fI ARRISON'S Hdkf. and Flavoring Ex
at
'junta, Inks, and Toilet . Soapa, for Bala
TYLER'S.
COUNTY ORDERS received
.it par
v—"at- TYLER'S: 'a '
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