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LI
• 1 •; 1 : 4 . - Tea' s ' iteinies
looking :6
MESSRS mover the records
of Dec. Tani of tlattitei ,Session, in,
Bradford Courtly. Penna., I find that ten
individuals were licensed to sell liquor., in ;
small: quantities, i. suppose b
the drink. AlthoUgh very strong re
monstrancies.were brought against some,.
,
and 'Ackley ..
.
give permission. Th '
is accounts for
` 4, lAbe necessity of twelve weeks court in
a year,. besides, numberlesi arbitrations.
. Much of the 24 week , Was occupied in
eagroufing some poor fellows for selling
withdtit license., Arid the Court 'wadi°
the licensed ones, If you sell to known,
mukhibitdal' drunkards, - your licenses
will be suspended, or revoked'-The
same as saying, you may •manufactate
tamely drunkards as you please, Ott
may bring all the treasures of learn
ing and talent, with the bright propects
of .peace and happiness, to an un timely,
and dishonored grave. You may sell
the poison to the young man, who is
the-pride of his aged parents-tbeir stay
—their all, whose clear and lofty mind,
• like the cedar of Lebanon, will make
him eminent in society. Yes, you may
poieoit his mental and physical powers,
bet you must net
. intrude your poison
ripen the old drunkard who 'has' long
fain in the ditch, and whose_ character,
property andel, long ago passed into
oblivion... So much fur -regulating the
liquor traffic. What a pity that those
gentlemen had not lived in France to
regulate their houses of licentiousness,
or in ancient Sparta, where theft was no
crime; if not detcc:ed. Those ten. li
censed houses will pay into the County
fund... 120: but how much will thvy
take out Look at the long trial list,
and 'see ten or fifteen criminal cases at
every Court, and more civil suits than
can be contained in one column of their
County paper. " A penny wise and
pound.foolish" policy. The exact sum
received in the City and County of
Philadelphia for tavern licenses in the
ye4r,lBsl,was $66,202. 'The expenses
forprosecuting for crime, and for the
support' or pauperism consequent on
intemperance, in the City and County,
was, for the same year, $366,000.
Sips Albert Barnes: "Should an 'evil
kits this ire proiected•by law, should' it'
ite assumed that his to exist, should an
attempt be made merely to regulate it,
should it have the patronage of the State
add be • made legal, should a virtuous
comm unttrconsent to be taxed to sustain
hushotild intelligent and pious men lend
• :Weir countenance to it We say no.
Sficietylas, the right to protect itself,
and .by no Means should pass laws to
4 ppitect evil.' Instead of regulating evil,
stliy not remove it "What would a
government bell:at:should undertake to
regulate murder ?" As the , citizens Of
.Bradford are engaged in en uphill bus
iness, would it not be best for the " ban
ner county" to send them a missionary ?
They ought to know how nicely we get
along without licensed houses. And as
we are elevated far above them on the
- material globe, they should know that
we are equally so in the scale of morali
ty. Does any one doubt this ? Look
at last fall's election. • •
Sweden, Jan. 2, 1854.
Notice
IS hereby given to the several Collectors i
of the Legal Protective Temperance Society
of Potter county, that they are'empowered to
solicit subscribers for stock, and to receive
per ventage on the same.
Persons living in townships not represented
in the convention. and wishing to become
imembers of the Society. are requested to
stip the Constitu ion, subscribe for a share of
the stock, and the =duce will firmed im
mediately to appoint mllyctors for said Town
slips B. THOMAS'. 'res. • \ Execu
. • E. Ilssx.Et.t., Vice Pres. I live
U. A.TWOOD, Treas.
S. A. SLAnc, Sect. I Commit
.
: M. A. Sc.( As't Sect. J tee.
Trial List.
, FEBRUARY TERM, 1854.
John M. Lamberton vs. James H.Wright.
Howland Vannatter vs. Parker Vannat
.: ter and Almira Vrinnatter. •
Howland Vannntter vs Park - er• Vannatter.
Com'th of Pa. use of
Potter county., vs. Amin French.
T. E. Brown
S. G. Jonesvs: itsa Lathrop.
• Chester L. CiSsa. w vs. Jackson T'p.
.A, F. Cressey vs. L. D. Williams.
Sobieski Ross vs. Nathan Brown &
Luman Bell.
Sobieski Ross and
George Fox vs. Jonathan Smith
H. J. OLMSTED, Proth'y.
PROTHONOTARY ' S OFFICO, t
Coudersport, Jan. 27, 1954-.
Premium Panning Mi 12.
Important lo Farmers and Mechanics,
lIE subscriber has purchased of J.
Jltamborough the right:to use in Potter and
M'Kean counties his patent iu the construction
of Fanni,,g Mills. He has also, at great ex-
Inure, commenced the manufacture ot a PRE
MIUM MILL which will clean from 100 to
200 bushels per hour. This Mill was patented
March 20, WV, since which time it has stood
at the head of the list at all the State and ceun
ly agriculturul societies where it has been ex
hibited. and is a universal favorite with all
farmers who have tried it. It took the pre
mium at, the first Agricultural Fair, held at
• Ilarrieburg,,..oet. 31st, 1t351, when there Were.
. 50,000 people present; and at the great Stdte
Agricultural Fair at liew-Yori, held at Roch
ester Sept. 16-19; 1 . 851. this Fanning Mill
received the highest honors'.
Having met with uniform success wherever
tried. I confidently_ invite the farmers of Potter
an/ MtKeen counties to call at my shop in
Coudersport and exarnintifor themselve.s.
04pply always on hand, to be sold on rea
sonable terms
-6-37tf
ArtCiUDURSPORT LIBRARY AS.
I L i SOCIATION
meeting op.,,,atunlay,. the, fcyrto-9.f.x:Tb
ruary, •at the house of the_Lihrqtjaß. . ,
MAT MANN, ,
' • ' Muld.C:= • ' • "
TT TINTER'S celebrated ,Instructions
for the Nano-Forte; • . „
litirrowee nano•Forte% Piitrunpr ; '• • •
Union Glee Book; ,•••••'• •,.,„••. • . •
Anew supply of Sheet Ainnic; . •
Ear ante by T,•B. TYLER.
• .• •
Babbitt's Yeast and,Saap Pow
ders.—Th'ese superior. articles are war
ranted *to aisse time .and mtmejr, and
„ promote
peace and harmony in families.
For-sale TYLER'S.
Tailoring! Tailoring!! .
wi t J. W: HAUDING, Tailor. All work
entrusted to his care will be done •
.neatuess, comfort, and durability.
rirShop over Lewis Mann's store. . 6.37tf
AtrAITOR'z NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby; giiren that the
-- Auditor appointed to make distribu
tion of the proceeds of the sale of real
estate in the case of ` Johnson. Welles (Ts
Co. against, Versel Dickinson, will at
tend to the duties;of his appointment at
the office of the Prothonotary oe Mon
day the 13th day-of February :next, at
one o'clock P. M. The same Auditor
having been appointed by the Court to
make-distribution of the proceeds of the
sale of real estate sold at the suit of A.
Rouniville Against Chester ,
will attencrte the duties: of Isis appoint
ment at the same place, on • Tuesday the
14th day of February next. at one o'clock
P. M.• Persons interested in the above
mentioned cases may -auendif•they think
proper. IL J. OLMSTED, •
Jan. 27. 37-3 t Auditor.
Notice is hereby given that an applied
lion has been made to the court of Com
mon , 'Pleas of pone: county praying for a
charter of incorporation of tie First Presby
feriae Church of the -Borough of Couders
port, in accordance with the aniclos of incor
poration duly presented to the edid court,-
and now on file in the ProthonotarPs office
Of the said county. -
Any person knowing just reason against
the said application, may be heard in tefer
ence thereto at the next court of common
pleas of said county, to be held at the Bo
rough of Coudersport on Monday the 20th
day of February, A. D. 1854:
37-3 t - H. J. OLMSTED, Protkey.
hi 11: 1* MO 3MI WO *9 ii)3 4
(AFFERS to the public at collection of
N..../SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind (=lied
for iu this community=-reading matter 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 investigation, and. ou terms
which no purchaser will regret.
Among our works of History are—
Hildroth's United States,
Winthrop's Aiew,Englauti—new edition,
l'rescott's Conquest of Mexico, •
• " Peru,
•
Macauley's England,
Dickens' Child's History of England,
Joaepfitts—Rollin,
Goodrich's History of England, France, and
• the United States.
Law Books of the best and most useful kind;
Layard's Nineveh and. Babylon, '
" Nineveh and its gel:claim
Ivell's Geology. Agriculture, and Chemistry
Sibiu/Ws, Taylor's, and Bartlett's Travels
in Europe,
Lives of Dr. Judson and his three wives,
Lives of Lady Jane Gray and Alamaret
Fuller Ossoli.
Poems of Gold...lib, Gray, Cook, and other's,
Griswold's Nets and Poetry of England, •
16 •
" " America, -
head's Female Poets, Tennyion's In Me
' moriam, TOSSO, Ossian, etc.,
Fern Leaves and Little Ferns,
Hyperion—Wide, Wide World—Queechy,
Eldorado—Czar and Sultan,
Insurrection in China,
•
Temperance Tales 7 -Mapleton,
.Life of Isaac T. Hopper, and other works
by L: Maria Child
A large variety of Child,
for Children, both
amusing and instructive,
Works or Theodore Parker,
Writings of . .. Jefferson,
Milton's Prose,
AVorks of E. Oakes Smith,
Ilydropathic Cook Book,
Cookery as it Should Be, _
Voter Cure Manual, •
Ilydropathic Encyclopedia,
I hone for All—new method of building,
The Family Dentist, and other publications
of -Fowlers - & Wells. New-York. •
Albums, Drawing Books, and paper.
AlacLeuren's senes of Copy %vice. -
Ll7arious kinds of Letter and Note Paper.
Cards, Envelopes, Wafers, and Wax. •
Water Colors, Diaries, Pencils, etc.
Temperance Tracts. Hot Corn Tracts.
Woman's Ridir & to Preach, a sermon by Rev.
Luther 'Le
. The Most Christian Use of the Sunday, a
sermon by Rev. Theodore Parker.
Lectures by Kossuth, Greeley, Seward, and
others. M. W. MANN.
Cuunsksroar, Pa., Dec. 30, 1853. 633tf
COLLIER'S Shalopeare
Poole's Index to Periodical Literature;
Edmonds' Spiritualism;
Spectator—a new and bandsomo edition;
Hot Corn—Life &epee in New-York; and
some books for the young people, at the
Jan. 13, 1854. , JOURNAL BOOK STORE.
"VALENTINES for ladies only, at
V the JOURNAL BOOK STORE.
it,IAY be found constantly on hind and
for save, an exiensive variety of Spen
cer & Granger's superb Mammies, of every
sort, kind, and price, from a 83.50 palm
Mattress to a super-English Hair Mattrasi
at $lO.OO. Also, Lounges, Bolsters, and
Pillows. All of which are offered to Hotel
and Boaiding 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 a breeder of disease and a life' cur
-tailer,—at• lower prices than - can he found
at any other store is the county: ' ' - • -
LANCET &
Sale Agehts (in the 'county) for therlale o
the above goods. . 635 ly
Boston store, Wellsville, Jac. 13, 1854.
JOHN JIEOKHOW.
Notice. r
MATRA SSE S
IN WELLSVILLE, .12T THE
gteat -I) J3ogon, &Rote;
No. 94 MAIN STREET,
: liB‘i i io Man 11;!:
PS
a gain home, in- , the store opposite the
orthepsF comer of the,pulolic square, and
Is receiving direct (Ann Nfivi-Vork city—
Mita .4 Mammoth Ssock".of Wintet 00 d
but sufficient to, fill up the old Store; which
gocds are note' offered 'for inspection and
extO•ination: - He would therefore sarto the
old custiimers,—*step in and see his assort
ment; and to the public geneml4,•that as
his goods.are for sale, be will happy, to
receive. ( , calls," • .•
. County Orders taken at Par
JR Goods at
TH LADIES will find at Mann's store
Cochieo; Washington, Merrimack, Phil
ip, Allen ttr, Sons', and other choice varieties
of Prints, warran ted by the subscriber not
to fade..
AlLle.Wol34 Delaines at Mann's. .-Al
pacas, Pararnettas, English arid French
Merinos at, . MANN'S.
G INGMAMS—a good afsonment at .
MANN'S.
SILKS and Dress Trimings at -
MANN'S.
QUAWLS of various patterns and (Irma-
Oties=-Lidies' ind Cluldren'S of
• - ' !:MANN'S.
CAMBRIC, Bishop , Lawns, Irictinia
1./Lawns, Cap Lace, Crape, Ras d'Muslin;
Swiss Muslin, Linneraldkfa., Embroidered
do., Muslin Edgings, Cotton do., Linen do.,
Ladies' Collars, Wristlets, Undersleeves,
Ladies' Skirts, do, Caps, to be found at .
MANN'S.
LARGE lot of Hosiery at •
. •
MANN'S.
IF you want warm Stockings for the
childern, you .will find them at
MANN'S.
GAtTER BOOTS, Buskins, and the
abet satiety of Shoes, can be found at
- MANN'S.
lIATS,. zaps, comforters, Wrappers
Diaweis, Buck Glove's, do. &hums,
Berlin-Lined Gloves„ Carpet Bags, Satch
els, Suspenders. , Call at
' - ' • I MANN'S STORE.
B OYS' and Youths' Boots at :
: MANN'S
gIEETING Shirting Batts, and Cotton
arn at • . ' MANN'S.
S ,
UGARS,% Teas, Coffee, Rice, Ginger,
Pepper, spice, starch, saletatos, coa-'
stonily orktiatid at• " MANN'S STORE.
VOLUG,TobAcco, fine-Cut do-, Chew
" ing mil' Smoking nt • MANN'S.
..
I F sou want Axes, Hatchets, Ham
mers,lnill saws, cross-cut do., "Hand dd.,
Chilies, Augurs,'Angetl Bits, Files of all' kindi,
Steel Squares, Iron do.,.,Try do., call at \ •
..- MANNS. •
LEWIS MANN keeps constantly al
hand thovels, Spades, rqinure Forks,
Fire
SLEIGLITELLS at
• MANN'S' STORE
LoC s, Do — of Handles; Butte-, SCreWS,
Lwks—alt-4izes--Shop Naito; Finishing
do.. for aali".at i MANS'S. '
I_)UCKET KNIVES, Table - do. '
. CALL AT MANN'S STORE:
,ENVIS : :MANN. bag for sale" Shot;
Lead, ?Qwder, Flasks, &c.
New Cash Grocery
AND
Provisioart Store
HITHER, YE HUNGRY.
CS. 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 he will
keep constantly on hand everything in the
line of eatables," and which he will sell
as reasonable as can be desired/ The 6 sub:-
statials' can be found here at'all times, such
as Flour and Pork,—while the appetites of
the most dainty can also be satisfied.—
The:efore, should you: wish for anything
of the kind, please call and examine be,.
fore purchasing elsewhere. and if he can
not satisfy! you, your case must be des
perate. • You will always find a full
assortment of Groceriea, consisting of Su
gars, Teas, Coffee, k paleratus, Spices, Gin
ger, Raisins, Candy, Crackers, Cranberries,
Salmon, Codfish, Mackerel, Blue Fish,
Rice, Molasses, Syrup, etc. Also, at all
times, Pork, Flour, Lard, Cheese, Butter,
(roll and firkin,) Salt, Hams, etc:, etc.
(gr. Grain and all other kinds of Produce
taken in exchange for goods at the cash
price. 6-33tf C. S. JONES.
SORTED Pickles in jars for sale by
S. JONES.
PICKLED. CHERRIES at
1 C. 8. JONES'
FRENCH MUSTARD, a new thing
entirely, for sale at C. 8. JONES'.
SACKS OF SALT at the
NEW PROVISION STORE.
CRANBER Sl CRANBERIES! by
the quart or bushel at .
AQuantity of first•rate CHEESE
just received at - C. S. JONES'.
fIANDLES of all kinds—a new as
N2/sortment at C. S. JONES'.
H AMS and Shoulders—a new supply
at the NEW PROVISION STORE.
BUTTER and LARD .of the bes
quality at the
• NEW.PROVISION STORE.
VIACKERE Salmon, & .B 1 ue Fish
-"a- • C. S. ZONES'.
SUPERIOR Sperm and Tallow Can
dles at C. C. JONES' PROVISION STORE.
INDIAN Meal and Buckwheat con
Istantly on hand at tho
NEW PROVISION STORE.
GB.AIN and produce of all 'kinds ta
ken in =halve for Gorda _at this
store. ' •• C. S. JONES.
10 Alininacs for 064: V
ariee for 1854 "
Schnell:ea Drawing_Booke:
And "olio 43000), Itocdoci nArmei vectatfigi_
, AggiNAL ,BplawT9y.E,
MEM
Valentines • -
FC . YR. the 14th of Feb.--A gredeir,i
rietY. salted to all tutor, just moor at
TYLER'
Administrators' Sale:
IN . pnisitanCe" of an order of the Orphans'
Coon of the!connty of Potter, 'we stiall
expose st - p!nblle, sale on the premises; in .
Pleasant Valley towrorlu'p, on. !Monday, the
27th day.of February inst., 'et one o'clock; P.
M., all the interest ofJas-filcDowlt late !de•
ceased, in a tract ofland bounded as fulloWs:
On the north by the lands of Mathew Mc
dowl, on the soutb by the lands of :William
Warden. on the east._ and west by landa of
John Keating'& Co., containing thirtyre
thirty acs:
Terms of sale made known at the time; of
jAOOll' PALMER - i t
"A d a le s.
Coaor.Lti. Rsangt..
February 3, 1N54 = 38.4 t.!
L. MANN'S
• . Notice
Is hereby given th at the C;onuniesien ,
ers of Potter county will expose to.pulilin
sale at the Commiskioners' Office Itt Coude'rs:
port, on TUESDAY, the 21st day of Febrcialy,
1854, at 2 o'clock P. M: of said :day, the fol.
lowin e ,o tracts of land belonging to said county,
to the highest bidder:
No. (Quantity.' Warrantee:" Township.;
4631
9693
• " WILLIS YOUNG, t 4 ,9
G. G. COLVIN, • g
• . Wm. H. METZGER,
L. B. CoLg, Clerk, Jan. 1 . ,.18.54. spt
Removal.
1:
WTM. CROSBY, 'of . Boot and
Y V Shoe Sthre, has removed to the building
lately occupiedby Caldwell's cabinet. shop,
tirst‘door north of Johnsou'a store,. where k
will be pleased to see those who have hereto
(Ire favored Lint with their patronage,and all
others who stand iu need of Boots and Shoes.
- Nov. 18,- 1853.- 627tf
GAZONINGO4OBERZBI
XE - Ir GOODS
DOUBTI;EAP, there are many, persons in
Coudersport and vicinity , who have
never visited the famous . Botmcis . Sivas at
the :fast•growing village of Wellsville.
Mello. of this store is 99, which number
is over the door— • .
. • '10 ( , - . O°RR0 ° RR
• THE DOOR. . . •
This establishment is one of the lrrgest
DRY GOODS and RESDY-111.2DE
- CLOTHING DEPOTS
in Allegany eounty6 Hundreds of "cnstom
ers from Potter county buy all their clothing,
boots end shoes, and other fixings, at this
great mart of business. But• still . there are
those - who have never happened to fall loco
the path thao.)..J., moat assuredly, to
econemy and wealth.--That path feads all
cash buyers straightway to the
-We have no enemies topunish, no friends
to reward. We sell for ready pay,and take
in exchange for goods the following useful
articles, viz.:—
Cash . Tallow Venison Oats
Beeswax Fur Bears f ocks
Hides Wheat Yarn -• Rags
Potatoes Wool Butter &c. &c.
We are now receiving from our shop at
Rochester, about ten cords.of the best
Boars AND. SHOES
sold in the county. We keep constantly
on hand—.,.• • •
Men's India Rubber Boots -
•l ,l g • Over-shoes
.Coats
" Pants
- 6, 6, Capa
With a very extensive stock of
TRUNKS, VALISES, AND . CARPET BAGS,
Choi ceblack and colored Dress silks. Al
paca, Delaines, Thibet Cloths, Prints, Ging
hams, awl otber Dress Goods—together
with a general variety of Dry Goods.
Shawle.,
In particular, we would call the attentiop
of-the Ladies to our great variety of Shawls,
to every poisible kind, altogether too nu
merous to . mention.
We have -the largest stock of the differ•
ent kinds of Mairasses in Western New
York. 1-IovaLICzePERS can be supplied tha
reasonable terms.
For Ills contemplated Canal from Wellsy
villa to Rochester ; and hoping that the
Plank Road will be continued on to ecou'.
ii
dersport he coming - spring. and that the
sons and St righters of benighted Potter maj
be more f uently seen in our young city.
We remain'yonr smost'ob't servits,
C. S. JONES'.
LANCET & Co. 1
Well4vDte, Jan. 13, 1854. 6-35 bin
A
Fags supply of Gargling' 014
JoPlatt's initnent, atkl Brant's Medicines, at
. TYLER'S. ;
. .
G. Hammen, Premium Essence of Coffee
equal to, awl four time telieaper than 01
Java, at ' TYLER'S,
((11 HEST. HANDLES, Drawer do.i,
IL/Bolts, Retches, Halter Snaps, War d
robe Hooks, Barn Door Hinges, kept for
sale by • - LEWIS MANN.
WROUGB.T NAILS. at
MANN'S STORE,
IYON'Et:KATHAIRON 'end other
Jexcellent preparations for cleansing- alga
baaUtifYl9olo BAIA, for sale at , TYLER!.
Homer. • r
Eulalia. ;
Jackson. ;;
do
Sweden. ' •
do
do
do
Wharton. ;
do
°sway°. • 1"
Jackson.,
Sweden. •• .
5O
105
96
100
T. Willing.
W. Willia.
do
do
ao
do . •
do
do
do
do
do
. do
do
'250
75
330
324
94 I
BOSTON STORE
GREAT BOSTON,
IMM2MED
1!=31
MATRASSE
Three - Cheers
mociamAirioN: - .1: -. f.
H *it k i grille; 1 tioh. loner G.
MI
ISM
' • Marrs,PresidentJudge i andlbe Hoe
0. A. Lewis and ,Josits."blarre Esquires,
Associate Judges of the Courts Of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail . Delivery, Quar
ter Sessions of . the` Peace, Orphans' Court
and Court; of common Pleas for the County
of Potter i •have issued their precept, bearing
dattithe 11-19 - day. of Deo. in .thajear. of
our Lord one thousand* eight .linadred. and
fifty : three, and to me directed, for holding a
Court of Oyer and Tnininer,„end General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sesitiontqof the peace,
o,l*ll/0 Court, and Court of Common Pleas,
in the' Borough of Coudersport,. on . MUNI
DAN , THE "20th DAN OF FEBRUARY
next and to continue One Want: •
Notice,is therefore hereby given, to the
Coroneis,'Jtiittices of .the .Peace, and Con
stables within said County,, that they be
then and there in their roper persons, atlo
O'clock A.'S!. of said day, with their rolls,
records, inquisitions,examinations, and Other
remembrances, to do those things which to
their offices appertain to be done. And
those who are ti't)td'by their reetinizances
toproseetife 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 thein as will be just.
Dated at Coudersport, Jan., 20th, and
the . 79th year of the independence of the
United States'of America.
ME
PIERRE A STBEIINS; Sheriff.
BEM
, • Sales.
BY VIRTUE of undry writs of venditio
ni exponas s. and alias vend. ex., issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Potter
county and to me directed, I will expose to
sale by' public vendne or outcry at the Court
House in Coudersport, on MONDAY, the
20th day of February 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day, the following described real estate,
to wit:
Situate in the borough of Coudersport, Pot
ter county . Pa. ' described and bum:dell as
follows: North by a street or alley not yet
opened, and east by hauls of W. T. Jones &
Bro„ south, by the street running from Cou
dersport to ; Lymensville,'and west by lands of
W. T.,Jones & Bra., 'being lot No. (3) three
as. appears by draft or plot made by H. R.
Dutton—contaming fifty-two square rods, or
thereabout -- on which is erected one brick
dwelling house: , Seized, taken in execution,
' and to be sold awthe property of A. 13. Good.
sal at the suit of F. L. & C. S. Jones..'
ALSO, certain real estate, situtite in
Harrison township, Potter connty, Pa., bound
. eiPon the north by the New York State line,
°tole =LIT lot No. 128, on the south by lot
No.. 5, and on the west by lot N 0.3 of the 50;0-
dilision of - the Bingham lands in Harrison
township,: end being . lot ,No.:64af tub-di
vision—containing ninety-six and nine-tenths
acres, abOut sixty acres of which is improved;
with 'one log house, one framebarn one spring '
house and an apple orchard • thereon. Seized
taken in execution and to be sold as the prop
erty of hliles Thompson at the suit of John
Stover. •
ALSO, ,certain real estate, Situate in
Allegany township, PMter co.,Pa,--boundcd
as : , On the north by ands of Peter
Shutts' and anseatedllands, oa the east by
unseatol land„, on the - south by a lot pow or
. late in the possession of Consider Stearns, and
west by 'unseated landi—being lot No. 67 of
the allotment of, the fax Estate in - said town
ship. and containing' one-buialred, 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
tr e es thereon. Seized, taken in execution
and to , be sold as the property of Wm, S. Ray
mood at the suit of John M. Judd. •
ALSO;! certain real' estate, situate in
Pike foWthihiP, Potter ,00unty, Pa., bounded
and desmibed as follows: On the north by
lands of W: B. Furman, on the east arid .south
by 'unseated lands of H. M. Walker. and on
the west bYlends of Calvin Carriel-containing
forty-five tuxes.—Also, one other tract, sit
uate as aforesaid, bounded on the north by
lauds of David Kilbourn and unseated laud,
enstby.unseated land and lands of W. B. Fur
man; on the. south and west by land of John
and Calvin Parriel--containiug ono hundred
acres.—Ai.so, one other tract, eitriate us
as aforesaidi-bounded on the north by laud of
J. Sunderland, east by unseated land of H. M.
Walker, south by land of J. Sump and un
seated land, and' on the west by unseated
lauds and lands of W. IL Furman; containing
eighty-one and seven-tenths acres, more or
less; on which there is erected one overshot
sawmill, one leg and one frame house, and
one board bevel - thereon.-.--luto, one other
lot s situate in Hector township,' 'comity and
state aforesaid, bounded on the north. by. lot
No. °5 of the allotment of the lands of 1-1. 11.
Dentin Hector township, east by west.line oC
Tio& county-, south by lots Nos. 36 and 37.
and on the west by lot No. 34-being lot No. 35
ofthe allotment in said township; containing
one hundred acres, fifty acres of which is int
proved, with one log house, a frame house,
a frame barn and an apple orchard thereon.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold us
the property of James' Bump and E. Mulford
at the suit of Caleb-Tcnvbridge.
ALSO, certain real estate, situate in
Jackson township. Potter co., Pa.-bounded as
folloWs: On the north. by unseated lands; on
the east bylands of J. P. Lossey, deceased,
and unseated land ; no the south by unseated
lands, and on the west by uneatcd laud and
lands of widow Ryant; containing three hun
dred' and fifty . items, be the same more or less;
on which 28'a sawmill. d frame houie and
board shanty. and about five. acres unproved
thereon. Seized, taken in execution and to
be sold as the property of Reuben Herrington
and Charles Herrtugton, 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 thereof. kept in the County Commission.
ers' office, as lots Nos. 52..53, 54, and 55, on
square No. 7, on which is erected one frame
house and one frame barn—also some fruit
trees thereon. Seized; taken in execteion,and
to be sold as the property of V. Dickinson, I.
Strait, and A. Woodcock, at the snit of Wan
zer da Harrison, use of Jones, Walton &Fuller.
E Notice is hereby given, that an amount
equal to-the costs will be required to be paid
upon each sale when struck down to the-bid
der; and %ion - a failure to comply with this
regulation. ;the tract of land will again be
°Beret] for sale.
PIERRE A. STEBBINS, Sheriff.
OTTICZi , .
Coudersport, Jan. 20,18.54. •
11fratelitine :OIL • •
.
Mill Owners will always find a supply of
oil fur machinery at satisfactory prices, and
n any quantity, at ' •
- l• - TYLER'S Drug Store.
HARRI§UN'S Hdkf. ands Flavoring Ex
tiactailoks, and Toilet Sciape, for sale
at ; ! • 'TYLER'S.
CiOt O
UNI7 . RDEBB rece .
1.471138a..t5pa!
Sound the - Tocsin!
OLMSTED'S ' '
0 N F.r-P R ICE .STOREI
Clash ancilkeadrriy.
6 , Economy is the Molise, of
' Wealth.”
Crkt 'Rear')hition' in 'the Meritintee
Business. '
„stiORT CREDIT .XAKES 141110 rancearm.!!
TI4E, sub iieriber Would announcer to' - the
public that he has removed to alba
Store, next. door -north -of 3, .sy, Smith!'
Stove and, Tinware establishment,. where
he has just opened - a large ittock of goods
for the fall and winter- trade. :The etc/OPb
marked at the very lowest stub figurrse
and at such prices as cannot fail to shit dm,
who study economy in baying. I intend tit
adhere to the one-price system. believing
it to be the only fair and hooomble mode of
doing business: and by taking a straight.:
forward course, hope to receive a liberal
share of public, Wronage-
Pioduce.taken at its cash value. •
D.E. OLMSTED. :
Nov. 4. 1853. 625 , • •
ARIES, are you in want of any Dieg
_lAGoods, Silks, Alpaca, De Lames, Ging
hams, Prints, Shawls, Bonnets. Sheer',
Laces. Edging, Collars, °loges, ke. ,You
cannot fail to beguiled at
OLMSTED'S ONE-PRICE STORE.
GENILEMEN are, you in want of any
Hats, Caps, Cravats, Stocks,Glory,
•&e.l 'You will find a good assornutst e al.
so a fine
. assortment of plothiog, at the
ONE-PRICE STORE:"
ALL who are i . want of GROCERIES
.xach Sukare, Molasses, Tea. Cof
fee, Rice, dtc., will find them allow prices
at OLMSTED'S.
Tailoring,
ryiHE subscriber, haring secured the set!
J vices of a good workman, would call the'
attention of the public to his stock of Cloths,
Cassimeres, and Yeatings, which will be
trade to order on short notice and warranted
to fit, or .no sale. lo those who have ber
come dissatisfied, with buying elop-shop
;yolk, which may come to Om* before it
can be got home, he would 'ea), Cott*,
select from my cloths,—let Mi. Smith tats
your measure, and he will make you a good
fittirig; durable garment, and warrant the
buttons not to drop oir within twenty-foir
hours, with esteryllAsager.rand at nalow
prices as can reasonably be expected.
D. E. OLMSTED.
DED . Spreads, Table do., Jaequati Din
lilvei; Toweling, Sheetinis and 81iirtinge,
cotton ban,,, cotton yarn, candlowick r at - •
OaII3TEDII.
BOOTS and Shoes, ! inplinsad to b.
cheap, nt OLIMBTEDIS.
ERY good Black Silk-to be had at 01
per yard, at 01A1811.1YS.
POOR 'Silk Hat can be bought for
jsl,so—a Inter one for $ 4 , 5 0
Lat
MSTE AB"
OD'S.
• New Booka at Tylees.
Don Quitote-rrimper covers.' • •
" Reveries of a 13achelor," and Fresh
Gleanings, by 1k Marvel.
Lectures to Young Mci—H. W.lleccher,
English Htnnerist--W. M. Thackery.
•
..Longfellow's Poems—g vols.
White, Red, and Black—Yulszky.
Modern British Essayist—Macaulay.
History of the Mormons. ,
Young's.,,Seienci3 of Government.
Great Truths by Great Authors.
Letters to Country Girls.
Lady Jane Grey-13artlett.- .
Mary, Queen ofScotts--Headley.
Isaac J. Hopper—L Maria Child.
Besides all the latest novels. ,
T. R. TYLER.
November 11. 185,3.
RESH BUftNIN et • FLUID AND _
Camp Line at the -551 y
DRUG & BOOK STORE..
-4-11. A GOOD ASSORTMENT of WALL
and Window Paper just received at
the DRUG & BOOK STORE.
TaE subsciiber, having let a little
" more light" into his store, and otherwise
improved it, respectfully invites the ladies and
gentlemen of Potter county to call and ex•
amine his extensive assortment of New Goods.
Feeling flattered by a kind and generous re
ception, ite• will spare no effort to merit s
Continuance of patronage.
Oct. 7, 1853. - THOS. B. TYLER.
Drafting Instruments, - •
Water Colors:Draiving Paper, Pencils, and
Brushes; just received. at TYLER'S. .
lI E CKER'S Farina 'and gplverized
Cora Starch fur nolo at TYLER'S.
APURE article •of Soda. Cream o
Tartar, and Saleratue -will alwaya . be
wind at TYLER'S,
To the Inhabitants of Couders
port and Vicinity, .
And Potter County Generally.
THE subscriber : has jost received a large
stock of
• WINTER GOODS,
consisting of DRY GOODS, FORS, HATS
nd CAPS. . •
Ready-Made Clothing,
Groceries,Hardwate,
CROCKERY. BOOTS and SHOES, Brooms
and WOODEN WARE.
A large stock of
•
DOMESTICS,
even AS
Slieetinge. Drilling, Cotton Yarn an d Bat
ting, and most kinds of Provisiona, kept ,;
constantly on hand, for cash. „
AU of which he will sell as low Vas the
lowest, for READY PAY.
Cash and most kinds .of Fermate Pro
duce taken in exchange for, Goode.
knowing that one colaindof this sheet is
insufficient to enametate every article sep
arately which he keeps for sale.'he hoopoe
that the above 'general eatalogue aillsuffice.
Dec. 30, 1853. O. SMITH,
CT Onlers for all
. IHogaziner, - Paindiltdd
tiewspaperror Boots publialieill in Mrs Ootri
try, Canada, or Europe promptly .
THOd. B. TYLER..
A., FE W pieces of new Music.
.tl.ltlosio procured. to order. Also Temper.
once and other Tracts, or any periodicals*
sired. 113 P &bool Books constantly on hand
with paper, pins, slates, and meg this reads for
goiog to school.
63ett . U. W. MANN.