II
_
--Ciing,Somf•rr
Mr. J. I3:Thiatusea..frtiugitive from
Stivfo t fillOrni.toinpellediotee T .4l l o
Philadelphia, after the passage, of . the
• FugifiikilairV:Bl44el4°-&"jirtiti who
aVg Withlfge - indtin can, It t siiCeelded
iltp o:u r,ieg dila sum of:000, with
to purchase his freedom, The whole of
thigtfuni.bas teen - raised Since , the first
reit ; aiit the zeal - , erla e rgy a pp..
eiptt and -talents of Mr. Themsen'a. wife
h'ave•eontribuiedc greatly to die success
h 4ba d's exertions. . ' 1111 r. Thom
son' (inn on us.. on his way to Canada ,
When the 'huntan blOodhourids were
baying-on his . track ; his good wife in,
formed , us, on FridaY,,the 18th ult. , that
tymai; Jones Esq., of Montreal, hid ne=
iodated. with the man.stealer in Virgin
ia. who claimed - her htisbarid;. and who
hadiconcented to .release all claim on
•him for 11.15 . 00 and as that they had the
Money they were row returning home.
Thti simple 'story of Mrs. Thomson;
txunmencing with thee visit of tier-hus
band's master" to her home. in Phila.!
delpbia, and ended at the collection of
the last $2,50,..0f the needed 'sum, was
as graphic as a chapter of" Uncle Tom."
HO husband, who is a smart, good look
ing,' 'energetic mulatto, left Virginia eight
years ago, arid Settled in Philadelphia,
where at the tithe of his flight, he bad
two shaving and hairdressing ;establish=
meats, besides owning,' in his wife's
right., a homeste4.
One morning in September, 1852, the
Master entered 'Phomson's huuse, wit't
a fainiliar, free and easy swagger, threw
himself into a chair, placed his heels
Upon the table, and slowly chewing,
spitting and squirting around the ceiling,
suddenly hrought his eye on Mrs: Thorn ?
and asked where the " boss" was.
" He is at the sop. sir."
He'll ho along soon, won't he ?"
" Yes' sir."
''s!Ytitt . litsfie things pools-nice here
seem to live pooty well for niggeri."
4 'Are you front the South, sirr . said
Mrs: Thoinset th h'er . ithpudeni: 'isitOttt
at the same time her flashing, eye, curl
ing Up, and heaving, breast inilica'tdd the
scorn she could - scarcely suppress; in
obediande to the fears tivhich had sug
gested her question.
What makes you think me from the
South 1" said thd bully with a sneer.
"Because Northern men know better
than to enter people's houses Merely for
the purpose of insulting them."
Well I ant from the South," said the
master, and lam dome• for your old
ram, and if I. had you in old Virginia,
I'd give you thirty-nine on your bare
back every morning, and then rub. you
down with salt water, and I bet., your
tongue wictu!d not wag so glib."
4 But you will never have me or my
husband in old Virginia.' By the 'ad
dress and coolness of Mrs. Thomson,
het husband was informed of this visi
tin', and escaped among the Quakers."
lit a few - days she converted what prop
erty she could quietly dispose of into
money, locked up her house, and joined
her husband, started with him for Can
ada, Since that period, she has accom
panied him, with her little daughter,
through Vermont and other parts of
New England, giving conserts, where
they sang the touching and beautiful
-- song of the slaves, and earning in this
tray the price of Mr. Thomson's free
.
;
We never saw anything. more touch
ing than the' joy expressed in the face of
Mrs.. Thomson, as she recited to us the
incidents of her life, during the last few
muntbskainongst the generous thrmers
of Vermont, and dewelt' upon the, the
faet fht her husband could now go how.
1,
Shame,.we say, to the country which
repays such love as the'c'a'prior fugitive
have Tor 41 with whips,'chains,;and bon
dage, Double -shame on the dastard
laws ivhfch would - expatriate them, and
tfieg inWth l eni of theii !laid earnings be
fOre They on return home in-Peace,--
, And yet; in the face Of such facts us are
furnishedin the bis!or r ,of this, family,
numerous numskulls - can be found who
solemnly inform us that the negroea can
non take care of themselves:—Worces
, ter S.
• Erery•tiorthern white man who is li
in favor of 'slivery, ought . to' be himself
W Stive;and . wear the - yoke during his
Standard,
talk and it would not
alvallufgreat tiowineas• it spirit ' if in
the, dispensation - of the Fugitive Slave
Law , some, northern doUghface should be
made to feel the stripes they ate so ready
and 'willing to award to the poor and
friendless. /.et the slave ltuater 'select
oame_of Ahem as a prey; coasign them
taxtripes and udpaid tasks; selkanddli-
Hiteliierriqiliscattle, and' their Opitl =
lens vi.auld , a*,khange,,-013on•
daga an zett e.
The - iftriple!El ZisiDatire
AT POUDFASPOBT•
Something it esse.-andSOMft
hl
, /111VaitteAL.1:. .0
erll-IE -f ilubspiiher ) halt ns re 6. te froth
;
Pity' of New-York, '6hil 'nfienedl
the store furrie'rly occupied tiy.c Raskin IN
Smith, l citithe-nortfr aide eithel Conialbitfiti
Atiere; 'Eiji fif IVeitallriods;
bOlilpriSnik DRY pipbgiq Es; Cmidi.'
mit, anti; '• ', • ' ,
The' metro- or - busindss op!H
4 , the ',lthrtaltillihelktid the - lady sixpince.'!
The tibokie'lbods therefere, be lanict
eithVr Push - or` readY7SY. iri
haad, and: upon , suet" terrns" thlat the pig.
chaser Cannot bet otherwise than satisfied
that he has . ma - dit a good bergain--receiv,ed
a il . qnid pro que—semething - tor, something
in i?dle for hi& money. An exchange will
gladly made with the .Farmer, forbis
Pidduce : 'Baiter, Cheese:, 'Egge,' Grain in
any qtiatility. mid with it, the 'more Cash
thebetfe . r. The suhicribef will at all dints . ,
take pleasure in' exliibiting his Goods to rho
CaStomer, that qualify and'inices .May be
examined. ' F. MAYNARD.
`Coudersport; Julyi'l 5; 1853: 69tf* •
CECKED - GINGHAALin Tariety,aad
pricei to suit„ •
AMONG many .other articles for the
ladles, of fancy'and rich worth, will be
found, at the People's Cish , Store, fine
Worked .Qollats, 'of different - designs and
ULEACHED' Sheeting:a end Shirting,
JOBrown do., Candle Wick, Summer
Cloth fur cliildren's wear, Bed Ticking,
Towelling, Table Linnen, Brown, White
4., a superior article of Damask, all pure
flax,—Table Spreads. ' Artexamination will
recommend them better than anything else.
A T "The People's Cash Store" may-be
,n_foond a selected lot of Prints, of 'Eng.
lish, French, and American Goods, quality
and prices agreeing admirably. Please call
and .te.;us,
MIZI
Teas.
BLACK and Green Teas, of excellent
flavor, and at most reasonable , prices,—
Sugars, White and Brown do., Rice, Gin
ger, Spice, Pepper, Nutmegs, Cassia, Rai
sing, Tobacco, in all its variety, to please
those who love the weed, and -a superior
article of Coffee-that cannot fail to please
all the Dutch and some of the Yankees, at
the PEOPLE'S CASH STORE'.
CROCKERY and Glass Ware, in variety;
that will please the eye on the Aug. in
srection.
•
The Clothing Department -
•AT " THR - PEOPLE'S CASH STORE."
EADY. Made Clothing kept constantly
1. - luon liand:br the subscriber, made up
nod .manufaCtured by the. best wofkmen,
from Cloths selected for durability and*qual%
ity ; the object being not to supply the cus
tomer with a humbug article Which he May
be induced to purchase, because it is so very
cheap, but which in the end is very dear;
but to give him in lhe first instance an arti
cle which will du him huntsl and good ser
vice for a reasonable price. . All those desi
rous of being so accomodated call at
1 , The People.'n Cash Store."
L. F. MAYNARD-
HARDWARIL—Sythen and Snaths, of
patterns long-tried and found to be
good, Rifles and Rub-Stones, Saw-Mill
Files, poor Handles, Latches, Mineral
Knobs, (whit and brown.) Mortice Loeks,
Wrought Butts for Doors, of all sizes, Cut
lery, Knives of good quality for the table,
and for the pocket, at the
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE. -
New Books,
THE subscriber begs leave to call the
attention of the public to the following
list of NEW . Boors: .
Chambers' Pocket Miscellany;
" Wm:mating for the People;
" Educational Course.
Life of Henry Clay;
" 6 eorg e W ashington—By Jared. Sparks;
" Benjamin ' , Malin;
" The Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte,
Josephine.
Complete Works of Thomas Hood, N. P. Wil
lis, Shalcspearei Dick, and all the . other
standard authors.
White Slaves of England ;
Downing's Fruits and Frost Trees;
Waverly Novels"—Novels of all the, most
celebrated authors.
Vorks 'on Chemistry, Botany, Agricultup,
Architecture, Natural - History, Geology,
Theology, Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, etc.
Acso,—A new and splendid assortment of
SCHOOL Bodxs. THUS. B. TYLER.
.NEW BOOKS.
Temperance Tales and Hearth-Stone Reveries,
by Thurlow Ay Brown—Editor-Of the Cay
uga Chief.
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Port-Folk.
Reveries of a Bachelor—lk Marvell.
A Mee article of French Letter Paper. Also
Mourning Note Paper und" Envelopes,
,Inst received at TI LE R'S
Just Received.
ALL .of Dr. Jayne's Mediejnes
itlotfet's Pills
,and Bitters , Dr. litche'S
Medicines, Six Lectures on Diiceses of the
Longs; also, Scipiwrters, Trusses, Inhaling
Tubes,Shoulder Braces, Ayres' Obeny.Pce
tont' a nd a ll the least' ctilpbrated Mediciuee, at
. T. B. TYLER'S.
1 . 7 4 1.. KY'S Doubl& Water;•proof Pettus%
I sion Caps, Hazard Powder, Shot,
Lead, etc. ; also Milting Rods, Baskets,
Flies, Grasshop - Ors,
_Silk, Gut, and Hair
Lines, just" received and for sale by
T. D. TYLER.
Dissolution.
The copartnership heretofore existing be- .
tween Ambrose Coreyund Pierre A. Stebbins
is this clay dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to the late firm df Corey &.
Stebbins are requested to call and settle their
notes and accounts without delay.
A. STBBBINS.
AMBRQSE CORBY.
N. B.—A. Corey will ciptinueto . sidl.Mods
al - the "strtud; the - readyliay sysrefe.
He is now receiving re!frill stock of goals
from New-York, which hepledges Ititoself - to
sell . us low as-the lowest, for cull or produce.
Ulysses, Nov. I.j 1853. A; COREY. , •
riANpLES,.—SPerm, Solar Sperm,
,11;efoked Cryptitilikle L and cFollee,
by tlie Pound'or Box, for sale'reiy'Vyr tlfe
DRUG tz . BOOR STORE.
BuTT"-Eggs,-tardrßagsi-G.ountY
r4slo..lljDUleiVar!!l6'
•a t t,ecaled
re, q !l !- r !. ' l C li r iiig tl Bl BOOR FDaiit
iMatMal l i alt r al 1174
4 (
- -
710 talqp t 308 1 PADTITRIGi
EIWIe YtDOK AND JOB
PRINSMOK I NV AS
- r, A 0.411a4 3 9141 3 .;!r
PAMPHLETS{ •.: ." ~CIRCULANOtt.r...I •,
E._
_ BALL
_TICKETS, _
POSTA)I4it, _
„
1 1 7 4 0M 1 4. 3 1: • -‘
• .',' j 1 ,4 1.. .jA P5,
LABE . ; CARDS :ET C.• • :
(Kr Eiectitedmith!oeatness and dispatch
at' the office:of THE ProaLels•Joussak,.• •
N. H. , ROBINSON - & CO.,
~WIgIitSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
:Boors .BND 'S'HOES.
Their stock comprises the largest.vaniety
of the best Massachusetts manufacture.
RUBBER BOOTS ./2NO SHOES.
N. H. 11..• & Co. are agents of the
Hayward Rubber Company-;--the best
goods of the kindmanufactured in the
'
U. S. • which exiile they sell to
wholesale purchasers at New York
•
prices.
All orders filled on the shortest notice.
28 WATER ST., ErAtute, N. Y.
July, 1851. • 9t
ISAAC DENSON :
Attorney-at-Law,
OFFIcr.--East side of the public square
Joudersport, Pa. By special arrange
ment the profesnonafservices of S. P.
JOHNSON, Esq., may be engaged through
him, in all cases in which he is not
previously concerned.
N. B. All claims due and payab.e td
the undersigned,personally and prges
siontilly, may be found in the hands of
Isaac BENSON, Esq., for _adiustment. _
S. P. JOHNSON.
March 3, 1848. tf
soap_ a nrYAxx,
. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, will
attend the several Courts in Potter. and
Mlic.eart Counties. • Al! business entrust
ed to his care, will r.ceive prompt at
tention.
Office on Main Street, opposite the
Court House, Coudersport, Pa.
ARTHUR. G. OLMSTED,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, will
attend to rill business „entrusted, to his
care, with prcunptness ancl fidelity. ,
-431 lice over W. T.:Jorieii & ItrotherYs
store,Main Street; Coudersp)rt, Pa. _
14tic - 1tti,.1851. v 3, n 44.
--
. L. F.-Blaynard,
Atunize!'fandCountelorarL-0,
.60U DERSPoRT, PA. 2, •
Office—North of the Court House
Square, at " The People's Cash Store,"
up stairs., 3-470'
. Q. W. ELLIS,
Attorney at Law, Coudersport, Potter
County, Pa. Jan. 18, 1850.
F w. xNoxa.
Attorney at. Law, Coudersport, Pa
'will regularly attend the Courts' in Tio
ga, Potter, and M'liean Counties. -
Office—over W. T. Jones' Store.
Feb. 28, 1851. v3 n4O.
A. P. 001 w,
Attorney at Law, Wellsborough, Tiogd
County Pa. Will. regularly attend
the Courts in Patter county,
June 3, 1848. tf
LAND. AGENCY.
THE undersigned having been -entrust
ed with'the care of severarlarge tracts
of land, in this County, has made
himself acquainted with the lands
and land titles of the County, _and
will give immediate attention to any
business" of this nature, that may he
''..'entrusted to him.
JOHN S. MANN.
H. 8. HEATH,
P ityacian and. Surgeon,
GOUDERSPORT,- PA.
Will attend - to all calls for profeSsiona,
assistance, with promptness and fidelity
Office—On West side of Main street,
first door above Jno. S. Mann's store.
April 11, 1851. 347. tf.
T. B. TYLER,
•' IN
DRUG; MEDIUMS ,
Dye Stuffs, Paintg, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes,
Lanaps 'Window Glass, GroCeries, Wines
and Liquors for Meilicinul Pinposes, &c.
si9o,
•
B OOK S, S T. 12 T.IOO.N.E:R Y,'
Wall and Window Paper, Gold and _Steel ;
pens, Fine Cutlery, and a General Assortment
of Fancy' rticles.
' Place of business,-first door abbre • Smith &
Joties' store. • • .
-Cc udersport; April 2,2, 1853. . 5491 f ' i
6. & CO.,
OLEAN., N. Y., .
Dealers in Fine Jewelry,
r J Clocks ' %%Mites, Silver erNa
Ware, Musical , Instruments, Hair Oils
and Perfumery, Cutlery, Pistols, Yttidritie 'Na
tions Violin Strings, Toys for Children, and a Gerieird . Assortment of Fancy Goods.
Particular attention paid to repairing Clocks,
Watches_and Jewelry. 67tf
PHYSICIAN "AND SURGEON.
- M. R. - • -
Wopp •iispeelfrilly;inform the chi"
iens olUirupersOrt and - Potter eciar.t9;
that: be Ai loOsted l fermaptly. among !thorn :
and 44414 P romptly to all calls . in. the ;
line of his professiOn.
Orr ce-7T: B. "Tylei's:Boa:
Store, and mit.tie'fontsl at nighisitUill'i
Hotel. I 1 • 66Y
„1',.4,Rf3();+_7.8 - Omit tcr)Sitil.,otiegOtKwilifiiid
ei.complete stockof {Window ALTO, 91140,Vutty,
I 'apt” oi4: - Oil's, for saitluir pricvs
• , •
T.
Within& AlEdi r fl s .
'
==l
.. ,?-
JAMES . .` , :I4I3,A)SSEtT3% - •' ,, •
114)1101ifter 43 iri
Ov • 410 •-•• • •• tt
' 'cottaktrtsPoßT.
1:41. .01:11 • •1 1111 1 • •'
exteubo. -hisline 9(
withilcitragis aiia'detipitCl4.
Pike of littsmess.:•tli6 Alitufifictory • formerl
,Owded . 45 0 . 6. 81r00-•-it l / 4 ;0 2 doors above
"ciftiaCrtisby's'd-d.elling; •
Having improved the bitilding , and inn;
atityerjOlnd - errrpl9xed - *rood - ) ,4,1-I,tnen, bc,is
prepared:to diAverM thErEekViuid
on short-notice.
•• yiattf.,::
OHN RECICROW,
Carriage and- Sleigh-Maker.
THE subieriberlespectfully gives no;
tiee that ,hejs, prepared , to, do: _all the
business in - the above line, at the-short
est notice,' at his — new shop, two doors
west of the Coudersport
MILLPORT' HOTEL.
THE subscriber would 'et
pect fill ly inform the public
and traveling community,. the
he' has fitted. up a house• and
stab ing, tor_ the accommodation of strangers
and traveleri at - !
Pitillport, 'Potter Co., - Psi,.
and hopes by proinpt and careful- attention
to business, to merit -and receive. a ,hbera
share of patronage. HARRY LYMAN.
Millport, Aug. 15, 1851. 13tf
NtW GOODS
!FALL TRADE. ' • • • •
HOYT4 . LEWIS
Would respectfully inform the inhabit
ants of Wellsville and vicinity that'
they are now receiving a fresh and beatiti-;
ful assortment of GOODS, which will be,
sold as cheap as the cheapest. We would,
also return our heart-felt thanks to our old,
Customers for their patronage and;Would be
glad to show them. any Goods which we
have, and will Try to save them at. least Hi
per cent by. calling and exaMining oiir , .
STOCK OF
.GOODS. .1
. We do not
wish to make a great display
to gain custom; but 'by taking a straightfot.;
ward course we Will endeavor to ,crairithe
respect and confidence of our Friends
and :.Custornets. - Please call and exi•
amine our Stuck. Noscharge for showing
Goods;
• Flour and Salt also On hand of supetier'
' quality and warranted. _-
j
• • 110 YT, 6r.' LEWIS:
Wellsville N, Y.. Sept. 24,1852, 4 22tf
BLACKSMITIIING. r
REN NELLS .i & HlTCllCOOk .i 'would
in
formihe pl.
that th ey icarry oft
the, BLACKSMI CLANG BUSINESS, at
!heir New Shop in the . Boro' of eguderspoir,
ikhere they are - prepared 'to• execute
KINDS OF WORK in their line, with neat
ness and dispatch. • I
A shire - of public patronage. is solicited :
N. 13:*—All persons indebted to me
note :ar account, will cell and settle the
same tmmedtately• it Choy .desire to italic
cost. 621 y . BENJ. RENNEI.I.3.
A. B. GOODSELL,
FIRE ARMS manufactured and re
paired nt his shop, East - of the Bridge
Conde'.Sport, Potter county, Pe-nna
. March 3, 1848, • . tf
Coudersport Academy,
DE Trostees_ have the pleasure to an
nouncee that they have succeeded in
procuring the services of .Mr. J. BLOOM
ING DALE, from Yates county, N. Y., Ito
take charge of the Academy. From his
longl experience as a Teacher, and his
eminent success heretofore, we have every
reason to hope that our Academy will he
established on a permanent footing. We
cheerfully recommend the Institution to the
fostering caieof the public.
The Winter .Terrn•- will commence On
Wednesday, the [Bth of January; 1853, and
continue eleven weeks'. I
're kms.
Elementary branches—Orthography,
Geography, Arit1imeti0,&0........82.t5
Hither Arithmetic, First lessons in- ! '
Algebra, and Grammar, ,3.25
Higher F.nglisl branches, iilgebra, '
Philosophy, &c.,
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek.
and French languages,— ... . -G.V.5.,
Instruction en the Piano Forte,:extra," 10.b0
Use of instrument, - MO
~ ..
Vocal miisio 'free of charge.
It is desired that .students for next letni .
should' Make application by the Ist of Jan
.
he Trustees never 'before:trade - Pelt on
.. . m
equal degree of' confidencein recomendi , a
this.inatitution to a discerning•publio. The,
success of theyest term has more thanjes 7 . ,
tified 'their eipectations.. Mr. 13lOmnin,gdale
has proved himself to , be an
. exparienctrdi:
• energetic, and efficient teacher; and, with'.
him at the - head; they can, with :the utritost
assurance, predict that, the. Academy 'will,
;speedily become, preeminently, one of rite_
best and. most successful institutions of the
kind in `l'etatisylvania 'or New YOrk. .
Rooms in the Institutionmm. he baxi, itt
reasonahle, - oha . tges, on it - plification..tothe_
Principal; . . _. . ,
P f symept Of Tuition' to. be made .to the,
Ptliabipal
,Ort'epteking the tChbol. ' .' •
'
' "•11:1 - 1'.'n ksr ,'PreAident,
. • — Ttionti -
A B;TYLNR,43ecritifiiy ,
- " } flih - iiT -J. k)i.lis-rtn; Treasurer,
F, 1,. J orm s, , .: .. ;:,.: • , - c ..:-.1
.err,cs, Lvitrisii Trustee!,
_ G. G. Cor.vis, -
DAtENT Pails, 13a , Cards,.:010
Vcrtio; carry combs,
brasher, to be cold at MANN'S.
spougirmtim
71f1,..11.0ROCERIP "WORM. • -
" rtif I •NV
rty..to In o -
Pie 01•eeifet9rfert:.ttrid'Tptter :County-,
that l'iiii.gtifrat 'itiLN'ett Stand opp
iiire-155M716-1 triEre Sktiare,
6h.cr,q,93w found-.OI3QCERIF..e§ of
4111eitids - constantly hand,ivi!h..
additions thetato,;, , stich-as Drugs, Ntbd
cines,Dyestuffs, Stationery, 'Yankee No
tions, p - erfurndry,'Toilet' Soap;.Jewelit
&c.;,_beSidee many artie.es that t hive
DeiveTilePefOrell t o niirrWriM , r to:mew!
The Ladies.
merware respectfully' invited to'call and:
;examine ; and if I can't suit you 'as to
pricEll without your going to Yorh State
ior ant ;that - oWe'; then 3 -achnowl- ‘
ledge that can't. sell cheap , enough.;
!but I will not give till until you have.
!called and examined for youselves,iithieh,
tatk,---.MY-matto
is, the,ritiriatsiipiiiii-Ciii'iiiefetehie to
the elate aliiilitt - - 1.
- Produce talten
All„kinda of country ,
in ,exchange for goods: Rutter, Ldrd,
Eggs, Rags, County Orders, Shingles,
and! cash not refhsed for - goods. •
'GROCERIES,
Tea, Sugar;
SpiCes,Seleratus;
, , . Ginger, -Mustard, Tobacco, Snuff,
Nutmegs, Mace,Cloves, Confectionery
and few boies of Kibbe's Wild Cherry
and Blood hoot Cough Candy, and
' superior Gum Drops. •
, Drtits Medicines,.
Patent Medicines
•
Oils, S pirits' of Turpentine,
Cartiphine.•Burning FlnidV`steap, Candles'
Cloth, Teeth fz. Blackinig, Brushea,Blacking
litisoellaneous. .
Cap, Letter and Note Paper; all kinds of
StatiOnery. Steel Pen Holders, Wafers,
Sealing .Wax,-Sand, Pooket Books
envelopes, Visiting Cards , ,Jewelry,Fine Cut
anhl a variety of Fancy Articles., to.
gethet With Silk Thread we. ec.t
The-Suhseiiber has a plenty of theAlle
glieny•lce which his Table will be furnish.
ed with. Drinks; Eatablett etc., etc.
D. W. SPENCER.
us T received a quantity of that Splen
-0 did -Pommada Philocoine—ala Rcsa.—
The purest and most perfect article for the
growth and preservation of the hair. War
ranted Genuine Beers Marrow. For sale A
D: W. SPENCER'S. •
t r -, , t e a rTaTi , o tri n al t is . D rn . i v iase
5 . i . ); 1 711, a , t 5 3-6
111-
kjarilaa,'sach as sperin, tallow, &6., for
sale at .
..; i • 2 D. W,.SPEIsiC. H:r'S
VOD,Liver;Oil, .Lithontriptie, and nany
Vother Fopular medicines for sale by • '
D. W. SPENCER.
"Hanoi) ! Halloo ! Ha.lloo
O,i'ENCEIL is in town! Mountains of
OREADYIIADE CLOTHING for almost
nothing. have bought this coat, this vest,
and these pacts,—`aint broke e ther! Hur
rah !• . All the boys shall have one of Spen
cers coats! Hurrah I But, to be candid,
friends, there's nothing like it in all the
country., Just go ovtlr there, and for a
little o' notriing he'll sell ye a " rig" that,
though ye'r the bigest rascal aboveground,
will make ye fair as a - priest to look at—
though.ye 'haint a cent in ye,r pockets, folks
will bow and Scrape to ye as though ye
were milliOnaires, and "real gentlemans. '
Fashion! Great thing ! Better dead than
out of it—Many an honest fellow has been
" cut" beeause of `the cut of his coat;
but 'no danger if ye buy .o! Spencer, his
cloths are just the fashion."
The subscriber hae just received a large
stock of Heady made clothing, of the latest
style, and best quality, which he offers for
sale on the; most resonable terms.
; , • D. W. SPENCER.
ARIZISON'S INK for Ma:kina Cloth
..11Toilet So . ap &c., at SPENCER'S.
PULVERISED CORN STARCH • for
food Or sate at D. W 3P EN C ER'S. ".
jT BAZIN EXTRACT for the Ildkfs
the most noted . and best article o
the kind in use, also Extracts for flavorin:
all to be 1141 at SPENCER'S.
ALAlqi E quantity of Cologne, Hair
Invigorator, Tooth Powders for sale at
: : D, W. SPENCER'S.
ODA,.Cream Tartar, Magnesia, • Anon
OChalk, Salts , . and Giue for sale at
SPENCER'S Grocery Store
N 'AE RrvAL OF DRUGS
AND MEDICINES at.
• w. SPENCER,S.
"MEW arrival of HATS and CAPS for the
jr Wintei Trade, at SPENCER'S:
SATIN BONN EN'S for Win
j_jter Wear, and fine French Flowers, all
of the best quality, for sale lower than ever
before in thi* market, at
D. W. SPENCER'S.
CCOPEL and Coach varnish ca n be had
at SPENCER'S 'on very' reasonable
. 175
term,
N EW'arriyal of Groceries and Fish at
SPENCER'S.
ENTLEMEN, now is the time to for
roish with Under-Shirts,
Drovers, Overcoats, and almost everything
in'the Clothing'Line on the most reasonable
itertris; SPENC
- FORE Wines,:Licineria4m., foi medicinal
'lip : ooes to be'had ac SPbINCEdV.S.
T 9 the,doubful intaded._peopte, whether
Spencer has got,all the articles he ad
vertises. azukso cheap;—Ll twill -guarantee
all of this, and ~a•thousand times more. If
pm. don*t believe it, nall,in seam day ati i d:l
will show, you, . 1). W. S.
BV-V . 41'17.ft-StAINEWL in . seed•Oil, act
• for sale at SPENCER'S,.
,
QIL of Tar'lSlarehaners Gargling 'Oil, to
be'ha*d at 'SPENCER S.
11/40 1 1C011, by "D:W.,Spencor, - frorn one
WV to two thousand - dollars in County Or 7
dire, at ihWTace: ".-
_ 621
11"illoviinthaironj Ttleoperas, .1114
tigorator, and other excellent ,prepera
ttonelbr.eleansibg tind-beniitifyinTthelHair
`for sale by - .D. W. SPENCER
, -- 4. ofilt - pi - 4 - t - o aid
, . 'AP c Pud, iAiits -i• .. a ; ir
0;i tke:f);'ilt #deb ; Alin s4.,oiAsiii,
7
ihk,Coitti' dime . Cf . ititire , .`
i 'inn atibrOtibetleeps . cOristently en r
and : -
.
14 good :Wo r Vaal , wb it will4at.alli aims.:
attend to making or TO,uding, Stosu 7 -pig.,
of itlllinds on-hand, or.madelo order. AI
astbrtment 'of' the hest Styles of - '' ,"' -I -
COGKIINgr PARLOR* ~ Q.V. ST2V6%. '
Ire pt constantly on hand. • Tin 804 copper, -
war e!' ''Also; Sail Pans of ihi liriiiist and!
hest styles for sugar mskinr, CI oplahisti;
will be.aol ILI ow. One. stpd- aspicaAewill,
and examintilor ypinseties, and ysti shag
bit' ftiriiiilied .aslow , as in 'Western 'l44i'
Yvki..u.r l Wholesale or retail, , .., k,. ; ,. ,; ,
JAMES W. SIM* . ,
' Coudersport; Fe. 166, 1853. • s.gittr
Pure Oil—lmportant •loiSaurs.
-pare and Matthirdits.
THIS article. will he• furnished• bp'
the- .bartel* , or gallon, warranted•
neither to smoke nor ' , gum op.". Air..?
chasers will find it an object to get nay.
prices before they supply -thenictelves
elsewhere. T. L, SNIITII..
- Wellsville. - 813'3m
BLEA.CHED Elephant..oll,—a 'au—
perior article to Whale Oil—for.
Lamps or Machinery.
ARD 01P.for.atile at the Wellsgilfer:
. 11 -Ablar,awai:e Stare. T. L.
MILL SAWS, Shingle "Saws, Siding ,
ILA Saws. Lath Sa , Qross dot, Tenorr,u,
Pitt; Dm; Saws, Hand Saws,Key
Wood Saws, furnished of any stamp or
•
factory, to suit the purchaser. ••
Wellsville. • T. L. 8,41T1L.
FILF,S —I .Sall an article which 'is
superior for durability and exedutiam
to any English Filn in market. .
„Wellsville. • T. L. SMITH..
CORDAGE.—Rope—all sixes--from 1
i t-inch, Cable. to.a skein of eaddleer
silk.(Wellsville:), ; T. I 4, STITJ.J..
MACHINE. BELTING.--:- Patent,
Vulcanized. Rubber pl itiretedi
Leaher Belts ; a targe.stock of ;Orsini !
on hand: . (Wellsyille.)
MARLIN ROPE for sale by
T. L SMITH, Wellsville.
Tr EAKLE BLOCKS.-At the Was
villa Hurtltvitre Stord.
EMP and Rubber Packing. Laci,w,
-Nmz Leather,Copper Rivets, Belt Punch,
es, at (Wellsville),
,'l'. L. orrirEf.
Cl_ EED BUCKWEIk:ATr- shier° it tits'.
OCoudersport Mills; by
65if - D. C. CEITTEN DE.N. •
PARKER Mill Nails.- I —Buildem wit
find these Nails,a more taper shape,
tougher Iron, and superior in av i eFy,,re;•
spect to any other, Nail in market.
Wellsyille. . T, L. SMITI.L.
Ac adelny text, Book's.
A Full supply for sale low at
TYLEfee-
Perpetuate Family Faces.
aLL who desire to do so should -not long
delay going to - CASEY'S DAGS.EIRRAN
GALLERY. The subscriber is weekly prcaiti
clog beautiful 'miniature portrait§ in . The
most pleasing style end the at most reason
able prices. A „pleasant room is open and
every one is welcome ti call and examine
specimens whenever they choose. Thole
who wish to be Sure of a sitting should not
come late in the day.
Gallery open only on Saturdays.
. J. W. CASEY.
•
JUST RECEIVED—a ne i w and splendid
lot of Cooking and ParIok.STOVEY at -
; 61311 £W; SMITH'e.
r7INC AND MINERAL PAINTS.
aza with directions for using, nt
552tf . T. B. TYLER'S.
.WICE a week from New York — new
goods are received.
Wellsville. - T. L. SMITH.
Your Attention is Solited
the following, for a moioment.
rpHE Partnership formerly existng be.
tween C. Smith and A. F. Jones, in the
mercantile business in Coudersport, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, and the
bainess %VI be carried on in future by C..
Smith, at tire same place rately occupied bli ;
the said Smith & Jones, viz : on the corium
of Main and Second streets, , Conderspott . i ,
next door . to Tyler's Drug and Book.Stote.,„
N. 13.—1 t is requested that those who are
indebted to the late firm of Smith, & Jones.-
will make payment to C. Smith without.
delay, as he intends to pay •he dementia l
against said firm as soon as possible.
COLLINS SMITH
A. F. JONES.
dec3o 336 t
Mov. 24th, 1933.
ANEW supply or Fluid and 'Cam
phine - Limps—motile' new and benutirul
pattern s just ieceivetLand for anlelowat_
• Notiee.
Pt - 1E Governor of the State of NowSork
_lL los appointed the subscriber it. com
missioner for the State of New Veit. to
take the acknowledgment of Deeds and
other instruments ' and to administer oaths
pursuant wan act.ofthe Leg,islo.tore of Said
State. ISAAC. BENSON.
Coudersport, - Dec. 12, 1.851. 420
Wanted:
OlifNS, or HIDES, fai which Boot. and
OShoes will be exchanged, and imam&
will be paid. • • -Wm. CROSBY.,
-Place of business; one} door _North , sit
Johnson's Store. 640 kt
T'YON'S KATHAIRON .oth•r
excolleut : preporatious for eleausing -sea
beatitifying tbeli AIR, tor tale at TYLER, S.
MI
T. L. SUITE,
T. L. SAIITEL
TILEBIL