. .
•At a special mee ting' of illysses Di
vision No. 458 of-the Sons of Temper
ance, held on the 31st day of January,
1854, the following resolutions were
read and unanimously adopted :
Whereas, The.Aimighty Father and
Great Disposer of Events has seen fit, in
his wisdom, to take from us by death
OUT much-loved brother, NATHAN DAN
vas, in the morning of life ; therefore,
Resolved, . That we, in acknowledging
this sad bereavement, forget not that
Cod is just and afflicts not willingly, bt.t
in mercy ; that though He has taken to ,
his long home a brother of our fraternal
band, yet we will not mourn as those
who have no hope.
Resolved, That in the death of our
brother, this Division has met with a loss
which we most deeply feel—his family,
an affectionate • brother; and society a
useful member.
I~egoloel, That we tender ouW•sincere
sy pathies to his bereaved family, and
may they turn to God in their affliction ;
He alone can speak pease to the troubled
soul in the hour of adversity.
&soloed, That this Divion tender
their Most sincere thanks to Willing
Division for the very prompt and timely
assistance rendered our deceased brother
during his short but painful illness, and
may Heaven blvss them for This their
labor of love.
Resolved, That 2 copy of these reso
lutions be presented to the family of the
deceased, to Willing Division, and also
to the People's Journal, with: the re
quest that they be published.
DuicK WHIPPLE,
N. B. BEEBE, S l Commit/re
D. BAKER,
Closed for a Day on .Irotal of a
Detah in the Family.—We caw the
above sentence yez.t,•rday—have often
seen it b fore, but euchre when it struck
usAvith so much force, for it t% as upon
the door of one(of the most outrageous
rum holes in this ci.v. Because Death
had entered and laid his icy. fingers u,ion
"One attic. family." its doors were closer.
What a pity they were •not last,
clo.ied as the eyes of Death's vie
What if they were now ordered to be
closed a day every time there should be
a death in a family, directly tracabie to
that "licensed grocery?" The placard
announcing the fact need not be made
of paper ; no, nor tin, nor wood ; it should
he cut in iron or stone, or some material
that wou!d ei d.tre forever. The sign
then would not read, •Closed for a day
on account of a death in the family," but
closed fort ver on account of innumera•
ble deaths in families, occasioned E.y
keeping this house open. That would
be a closing, wl,izh would occasion no
•
mourning,.
We hope the keeper of this cioed
house will spend the dad• in serious
meditation upon death ; not only in his
own family, but the many desihs he has
been the cause of while dealing nut the
death producing "beverage."—N. Y.
Tribune.
The Free Sailers have been bu
sily engaged for the 'att few years in
stealing men, in the freest coliary upon
earth, and running - them into tyranny
and legal oppression. where no ray of
hope shines for the king and priest rid
den slave.—Racini (ins.) Democrat.
Notice
IS hereby given to the several Collectors
of the Legal Protective Temperance Society
of Potter county, that they are empowered tee
',elicit subscribers for stock, and to receive
per ecntagejon the same,
, Persons living in lowmhips met represented
iu the convention, and ‘‘:is-bing to become
members of the Society. ore requested tee
sign the Constitution. subscribe for a share cf
the stock, and the Committee will proceel im
mediately to appoint collectors ti.er said Town
ships It. Tnomts. Pre-5. &seem
E. nisi:ELL,- Vice Pres. I , tive
U. ATWOoII, Trcets.
S. A. SLADE, Sect!' I Commit
. AI. A. SLAnr, As't Sect. J tee.
Trial List,
FEBINRY TERM, 1854. .
John M. Lam§erton vs. James 1-I.Wright.
Howland Vartnatter vs. Parker Vannat-
ter and Almira Vannatter.
Howland Vannatter v, Parker Varmatter.
Com'th of Pa. use of
Potter county vs. Amos French.
T. E. Brown use of
S. G. Jones vs. Asa Lathrop.
Chester L. Carsaw vs. Jackson 'l"p.
A. F. Cressey vs. L.
Sobieski Ross vs. Nathan Brown &
Luman Bell.
Sobieski Ross and • ~
George Fox vs. Jonathan Smith
H. 1. OL:VISTED, Protlt'y.
PROTHONOTARY ' S OFFICE, -
'Coudersport, Jan. `?7, N 54. .•
Premium Panning
Important to Farmers and Mechanic,v.
THE subscriber has putchased of J.
Bamborough the right . to use in Potter and
M'Kean counties his patent in the construction
of Fanning Mills.. He has also, at great ex
beast., commenced the 'manufacture of a FRE-
I/1111N1 MILL which' will clean from 100 to
200 bushels per hour. This Mill was pate iced
March 20. 1847. since which time it has stood
'at the head of the list at all the State and ceun
ty agricultural societies where it has been ex
hibited. and is a universal favorite with tll
farmers who have tried it.: It took the pre- .
mium at the first Agricultural Fair held t t
Harrisburg. Oct.ilst, 1851, when there were
30,000 people present and at. the great State
Agricultural }air it New-York, held at Roch
ester Sept. 16-19, 1851, this Fanning Mill
received the highest honors.
-Having met with uniform success wherever
tried, [ confidently invite the farmers'of Potter
and .151'Kean counties to call at my shop in
Coudersport and examine for themselves.
A supply always on hand, to be sold on rea
simable terms
6-311 f
'NOTICE. - • .
gIoUDDRSPORT LIBRARY AS—
SOCIATION will hold a quarterly
meeting on Saturday, the fourth . of Feb
ruary, at the louae of the Librarian.
M.W MANN, Sec'y.
Music. •
UUNTER'S celebrated Instructions
for the Piano-Fiirte;
Burrowea' Piano-Forte Primmer;
Union Glee Book;
A new supply. of S l eet Music •
For sale by T. , B. TYLER.
Babbitt's Yeast and Soap Pow
ders.—These superior articles are war
ranted to sate time and money, and promote
peace and harmony iu families.
For gale at TYLER'S.
• Tailoring! Tailoring!! •
Itet W. HARDING, Tailor. All work
afflicted to his care will be clouel
wii neatness, comfort; and durability,
t" Shop over Lewis Mann's" store. G-37tf
NOTICE is hereby given that the
-LI Auditor appointed to make distribu,
ticn•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 011 h -i s -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
having - Ken appointed by the Coiirt to
make distribution of the proceeds of the
sale of real estate sold •at the suit of A.
Ronnsville against Chester Ellsworth,
will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment at the same place, on Tuesday the
11th day of February next. at one o'clock
P. M. Persons interested in the above
mentioned cases May nitendif they think
proper. 11. J. OLNISTED,
Jan. 27. 37-3 t . . Auditor..
jotlce is hereby given' that an applica
n!lon has been made to the court of Corn
mon Pleas of 'Pone, co 'my playing lor
chaver of incorporation of Ir u _ s by
terian Church of the Borough of Couders
port, in accotdarice with the ariclos of incur
pormion duly pregemed to the sd.d court,-
and now on file in the Prothonotary's office
of the said county.
Any person knowing just reason against
the said application. may be heard in refer
ence theretdat the next court of common
p'e fs or :id county, to be held at the Bo
rough of Coudersport on Monday the 20th
day of February, A. D. 1854.
37-3 t IL J. CiLitlSTED,Protlfy.
THE JOURNAL BOOK STORE
/AFTERS to the public a collection of
1..../SCIIOO, BOOKS of every kind called
Mr in this cnnin
matter for
every taste—the works of time-honored and
standard authors, with :those of progressive
and Inquiring writers of almost every Miami
of thought and investigation, and on terms
s' 111( . 11 no purchaser will regret. •
Among cur works of History are— •
llildreth's United States,
intlimp's .dew-England—new-edition,
, PrescOtt's Conquest of Mexico, 1-
•‘ , " Peru,
Nlacaulcy's England, s. •
Diekens'ohild's Hisukry of England,
•
Goodrich's History of England, France, and
the United States—
La..v Books of the best and most useful kind,
Layard's Nineveh and Babylon,
" Nineveh and its ttemains.
Lyell's Geology. A mieultnrc, and Chemistry.
Si !limn's, Taylor's, and Bartlett's Travels
iu Europe, •
]ices of De... Judson and his three wives,
Lives of Lady Jane Gray mat_ Murgaret
Fuller ussoh,
Poems or GOlilsmitli, Gray, Coolc;and others,
Griswold's Poets and Poetry of• England,
. America, •
Read's Female Poet's, Tennyson's In Me
moriam, TUSSO, ON,hlll. etc.,
Fern Leaves and Little Ferns,
Ilypt rion—Wide, Wide World—QueechY i •
Eldorado—Czar and Sultan,
Insurrection in China. ' - •
Temperance Tales—Mapleton,
Life of Isaac T. Hopper, and other works
by L. Maria Child,
A large variety of Books for Childreuomlh
amusing and insrrnetive,
•
Works of Theodorii Parker,
Writings of Jefferson,
Milton's Prose,
NVorks of E. Oakes Smith,
Ilydropathic Cook Book,
Cookery as it Should Be,
%Voter Cure Manual,
Ilydropathic Encyclopedia,
Home fur All—new method of building,
The Family Dentist, and other publications
cd•FoWlers & Wells; New-York:
Albinos, Drawing Books, and paper.
MucLauren's series of Copy Books.
Various kinds of Letter and Note Paper.
'Cards, Enveleipes, IViders, and %Vim.
Water Colors, Diaries, Pencils. etc.
Temperance Tracts. lint Corti Tracts; ,
NVionnies'ltight to Preach, a sermon by Rev.
Luther Lip.
The ;Vest Christian Use Of . the Sunday, a
SCl'lllOll by Rev. Theodore Porker.
Lectures by Kossuth, Greeley, Seward, and
others. . M. Vv. MANN. -
Couniinsronr, Pa., Dec. 30, 1853. 6-33tfc
COLLIER'S Shnkspeare';
Poote's Index to Periodical Literatitie;
Edmunds' Spiritualism_
Spectator—a new and handsome edition;
Clot Corn—Life Scenes in New-York; and
iolue books for the young people, at the
Jan. 13, 1854. JOURNAL -1300 K STORE.
•
TALENTINES' for ladies on/y,4t
the ' • JoeIiNALBOuK th'OLLE-t:
•ATAY be found constantly on hand and
Ai_ for sa:e, an exisr-ive variety 6f Spen
cer & Granger's superb Mattrasses, every
sort; kind, and price, from a $3.50 palm
Mattmss to a super-English Hair Mattritss
at"$10.00. Also, Lounges, Bolsters, and
Pillows. • All cif which are offered to Hotel
and Hoarding House keepers. and all others
who have common sense enough to know
that a filthy Feather Bed; to Make tite besiiitf
it,' is but a breeder of disease and a life cdr
tailer,—at lower prices than can be foetid
at any other store in the county. =
• e LANCEY- St: ;".
dale Agents (in the county) for the 'slats,
.the above g00d5.,,.-- , - . 6-35. ly
- Boston btore,'Wellsyille ; Jan. 13,.1854.
JOHN RECKHOW,P"
' AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Notice.
• .X.ATRAS . SES
IN Ii 7 ELLSVILLE, AT THE
gteat (-6 33 - ostom &ftot,e,';
Ng. 94 MAIN STREET,
Lewis Man
again home, in the store opposite the
IS
Northeast corner of the public square, and
is receiving direct 'froth Neiv:York city—
hora--,Mammoth Stock." of Winter Cuods,
but sufficient to fill up the old &Ora; which
goods are now offered for inspection and
exa,i.ination. He would therefore say to the
old customers,—Step in and see his snort-.
merit ; and to the public generally, that as
his goods are for sale, be will be happy to
receive ".calls,"
County Orders. taken at Par
F all Goods at
L MANN'S. -
-
rrHE LADIES will find at Blann's store
_L Cocheeo, Washington, Merrimack, Phil
ip, Allen & Sons', and other choice varieties
of Prints, warranted by the subsc riber not
to fade.
LLSVO'OL Delaines at Mann's: Al-
Apacas, Paramettas,-Eagfiali acid French
Merinos at - MANN'S.
ri G HAAM—a g,004 affigflitient at.
k.T • - :MANN'S
S ! . L . and press Trin!n!nvhait,i.tstis.,
Ql-IA‘VLS of various patterns and quail.
Olies—,Ladies' and Children's floods, at
MANN'S.
GAMBRICS, Bishop Lawns, Victoria
LaWns, Cap Lace, Crape, Rua d'llluslin,
Swiss Muslin.,Linrren Hdkfa:, Embroidered
do., Muslin Edgings, Potion:do.,.Lbien do.,
Ladies' Collars, Wristlets, Undersleeves,
Ladies' Skirts, do, Caps, to be'foubd at
MANN'S.
LARGE lot of Hosiery at
MANN'S
F you want warm Stout:lege for the
Ichihlere, you will find them at
MANN'S.
et Al IER BOOTS, Buskins, anti the
kXother-valiety of Shoes, can be found at
M ANN'S.
ATS, caps .coniforters, %Wrappers
Draeis. inch Chilies, do. Mittens,
Bei lin-Lined 'Cloves, Carpet. Bags, Satch
els, Suspenders., Call - •
‘' MANN'S STORE.
•
B" and Y outtit,' Boots.at
MANN'S
C.! tl h:ETIN6I, Shirting, Batts, and Cotton
OYarn at MANN'S.
UGrARS, Teas, Coffee,
.Iffce, Ginger,
.oPepper, spice, starch, saleratus, con•'
swill} , on hand at MANN'S S I'OllE.
UILUG Tobacco, Fine-04 dO-, Chew
ing and Smoking at 61.1 V \'S.•
F you want Axes, Hatchets, Ham-
Xinurs, mill saws, cross-cut do., Baud do.,
Ciiisellf, Augurs, Auger Bits, Files of all kinds,
Steel Squares, Iron So., Try do., call at
.- MANN'S.
LEWIS MANN keeps constantly on
hand Shovels, Spades, rniuuTe Forks,
Fire Irons. -
S_LEIGH BELLS at •
• MANN'S STORE
D OCKS, Door Handles; Butts, Screws,
Locks—ull .3i:cos—Shoo Nails, Finishing
gin., for sale at LEWIS MANN :3:
POCKET KNIVES,.Tabje do, ' •
CALL AT MANN'S "TORE.
EWE IS MANN Has for- •ale r Sbot,
• 4 Lead, Powder, Flasks, i c.
New Cash Gl.l eery
AND.
Provision Store
HITHER, YE HUNGRY.
S.-JONES takes this methodto inform
V/. the people of - COudersport and the pub
lic generally,:thatllkii•bas - Just opened a
Grocery and Provision Store, where, he will
keepeonstantly-on hand 'everything in the
line of "eatables," and Which he Will. sell
as reasonable as can be The "sub
statials' can he found here at all times, such
as Flour and- Pork,—while the appelites of
the most, 'daicty., can - also be satisfied.—
Therzefiire, sham(' you Wish for anything
of the kind, please call and examine be,-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and if he can
not. satisfy,l, you, your case . most be des.-
prate. You will always find a full
assortment of Groceries, consisting of Su
gars, Teas, 'Coffee, Saleratus, Spices, Gin
ger, Raisins, Candy, Crackers, Cranberries;
Salmon, Codfish, : Mackerel, Blue Fish,
Rice, Molasses, Syrup, etc. Also, l at all
iinnes,•Pork, Flour, Lard, Cheese, Butter,
(roll and firkin,) Salt, Hams, etc., etc.
(*— . Grain and all other Hof Produce
taken in exchange for goods at' the cash
price, 6-33tf .C. S. JONES.
A s OKI ED Pickles in jins for sale by
C. S. JONES.
pICKLED CHERRIES at
C: S. JONES'
BENCH MUS I'ARD, a new thing
1: entirely. for sale at C. S. JONES'.
QACKS OF SALT at the ,
k . " , NEW. PROVISION STORE
CIIANBERIES! CRANBERIES! by
the quart or busttel at
C. S. JONES'.
A Quantity of first•rate • CHEESE
just received at C. S. JONES'.
lANDLES of all kinds—a new as
sortment at . C. S. JONES'.
HAMS and Shoulders—a new supply
As-e• at,the, • Dim PROMION STORE.
HLITTER pad•_ LARD, of the best
quality at.ther
NEW PROVISION STORE.
MACKEREL, Salmon, & Blue Fish
4 -v-ml- at C. S. JONES'.
SUPERIOR. Sperm and Tallow Cab
dles at C. C. JONES' PROVISION STORE.
Meal and Btickwheat con
-1-stantly on hand at the •
• NEW PROVISION 'STORE.
RAIN produce cif kinditn
ken in exchange. for Goods ai, this
store. - C. S. )ONPIS.
G Almanacs for 1854:
WDiaries for 1854 ;''' ' - • * ' 1
• I
Schuster's Drawing Books;
And some School Books, jest received at the
. . JOURNAL 130DK-STORE.
Valent 4 met;
VOR the 14th of Feb.—A 'great vo
x' riety, suited to all tastes, just' received at
TYLEIrs.
Adri2inistrators' Sale.
I N pursuance of an order of the Orphans'
C o urt of 'the county of Potter,' We shall
expose at public' sale on the remises in
:Pleasant Valley township, on I Monday,lhe
27th-day of February inst., of one o'clockiP.
M., all the interest ofJas .McDowl,-Idie de
ceased, In a tract of land boiiinted ai follows:
On the north by i the lands of .Mathew Mc
dowl, on the south by the lands. of William
VVordee. on the east and west by lands of
John Keating & Co., containing thirty acres.
Terms of sale made known at the time of
sale. • JACOB PALMER
CORDELIA RANDALL.' A d en's .
February 3,.11454
Notice
•
LS heteby given that the .Commission
ers of Potter county will expose to public
sale at the Commissioners' Office Couders
port; on TUESDAY, the 21st day .of . February,
1854, at: 2 o'cltilc I'. M. of said day, the fol
.
lotviw , ' tracts of land belonging - to said county,
to the highest . .
-No. Quantity.' , Warrantee. Township.
2113 50
4694 105 IN. Willink,
4678 96 do -
4679 'lOO . do
21201 50 do
2101 90 • do
2102 190 do
2107 70 . - do
4626 70 ' . do
'250 , do
75 do.
9631 330 . do
46931 324 • ' •do
WILLIS YUISSG,
G. G. COLVIN.-- , ' .
IV )t. 11. SIETZGER,
L.ll. Core, Clerk.. Jan. 13, 185.1. 553 t '
Removal,..
\TM. .CROSBY, of the. Boot and
Shoe Store, has removed to the building
lately occupied' by Caldwell's cabinet shop,
lirst door in walt of Johnson's Eitoro, where- he
will he pleased to 5(4., thosewho have hereto
f- ire favored him with their patrourkgeouttl all
others who stand in need of Boots and Shoes.
Nov. IS, 183:.I. . • 69.711
94 ;
GAZONINGOTOBERZH!
filV GOOD'S
DOUBTLESS there are many persons . in
Coudersport and vicinity . who. have
never visited the famous BosTgs t.4oac at
the fast,growing village of 11 ellsville,
The NQ. of thig store is 94, which number
1s over the 'tiger—
BOSTON STORE '
'94
o'Ei?
1 Tfl E DOOR.
This establi§hwent is one of the largest
DRY GOODS anti RE3DF-111.,1DE
• CLOTIIING DEPOTS
in Allegany county. Hundreds of Custom
ers froth' Putter county buy all their clothing,
boots and shoes, and other fixings,. at , this
great mart of vusiness. But still there,aro
those whit i f . 7 ppened to fall into
the path that leads, • most assuredly, -to
economy and wealth.—That path leads all
cash buyers straightway to the
GREAT BOSTON,
We have no enemies to puiiish, no friends
to reward. %Ye sell for ready pay, and take
in exchange for goods the following- useful
articles, vtz.:—; • •
Cash . Tallow Venison Oats
Beeswax Fur - Beai s Delis
Hides soN heat Yarn Hairs
Potatoes Wool • 'Butter Sze. &c.
e are now receiving front our shop at
Rochester, about ten cords of the best
BOOTS AND, SHOES
sold in Om ,county. We keep constantly
On hand—
_ Men's India Rubber, Boots •
-Over-shoes
IBMIT=II
.6 16 .6 Pants •
16 66 Caps
With a very extensive stock of
TRUNKS, VALISES, AND CARPET BAGS,
Choi ceblack and colored Dress silks. Al
paca, Delaines, Thihet Cloths, Prints; Ging
hams, ayd other Dress - Goods—together
with a general variety of Day Goods. 1 .
Shawls, Shawls.
.•
.
In pariteuthr,:ive would call 'Jim attention
of 'the Ladies to our great variety of Mewls,
to every possible kind, altogether too nu•
morous to mention.
MrlTR.q SSE S.
We have the largest stock of the differ
ent • kinds of •Matra ies in Western ' New
York. Harm, KEEPERS can be supplied on
reasonable terms. .
Three Cheers .
For the contemplated Canal from Wells
line to Rochester ; and hoping that the'
Plank Road will ho continued on to Cm
derspOrt e coming spring., and that thti
sons and the
daughters OfVenighted Potter may
be more frequentl3, seen in'our young City.
We remain your most ob'l setv'ls,
• LANCET & CO,
Wellisville, Jan. 131.4634.; 6 - 33 Gat
A Fitesit supply of. gargling Oil,
Platt's Liaitneut, awl Braut's foledieines, at
G. lituunwl's Premium. Essence of coffee,
equal . to; arid four times cheaper than Old
Java, ut - ITyLEWS,
HEST .H ANDLES,' ' Diower de.o,
Bolts, Rote*, Halter Snapit, Wahl.
robe Hooks, Barn Door. Binges, kepi for
sale by '. LEWIS' MANN..
- -
WROUGHT•NAILS at • '
MANN'S STORE.
v v
YON'S . KATHAIRON anti .oiher
_ eiceHent Rreparation tlcianting mid
bettutifying the !Tata, for gala at TYLER I.
i.:PROCLAMATION..
WE E EAO, the' Hon : Ron ERT G.
;'Wlilit,rtesidentJudgictind the Hon.
0. A. LEWIS and"Josimi• MANN, Esquires,
Assciciate 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 Oounty'
of Potter, have issued their precept.bearing
datelthe lb 19 day of . . Dec. in , the year of
our Lord one thousand; eight, ,hundred and
fiftyithree, and to me directed, for holdtrig a
Court oY Oyer and . Terminer and, General
Jail Delivery; Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Orphans' Court, and Court of Common,Pleas,
in the:Jlorongh of Coudersport, on AWN
DA Y, THE• 20th:-DAY OF FEBRUARY
next and to , continue ,ONE WEEK.. ;
•:Notice is therefore. hereby given. to , the
Coroners, Justices of the. Peace, and Con
stables within said Cpunty,...that they be
then and there in'their proper persons, ail°
o'clock A. M. of said day, withi.their rolls,
•records, inqUisitions,examinatiOns, and other
remembrances, to do those things which to
their offices ;appertain , to be done.. And
those who aretorund by their recognizances
to, prosecute . against the prisoners -that are
or shad be in the Jail . of the said County of
Potter, are to be thin an'd dein to prcisecilte
against them as will be . just. •
. Dated. at Couthrspi tt,,Jan., go,h, and
the 79th mi., of rho independence of the
United States of, America.
,;
. PIERRE A . .ST B BINS, Sheriff,/
38 4t2
Homer. '
Eulalia.
Jackson.
do
Sviced~n.
do
do
do
Wlllll°ll
• do
ONwayo.'
Jackson.
.s.;‘‘ Won.
B ,
Y,VIRTUE of tindiy writs Of .venditio
ni expimas, and alias 'vend. ex.,:issued
out i)f the COurF of Common Pl6s or!, Potter
contitY and Ito me . directed, 1
_will expose t o
salc:.by public vendue or outcry• at ilie Court
Noise In Uouderspert, uti MONDAY, the
20th day of February 10 o'clock A. M., bf
said day, the following described real ,estate,
to avii: . .
. .
Situate. in the horongh of Coudcrstiort, pot
ter
,county, Pa., described and bounded es
follows: North by a street or allry not yet
opt ned, and cast by _lands of W. T. Jones
Bro., scl/U1; by the street ranniog. &ion Gv
dt
rsport and west landif of
W. T. Jones & Bro., being lot No. (3) three
as' iippetrs he draft or plot thade.by lb
ptiCon—ctifictining fifty-two square rods, ur
thereabout—ott which is erected one brick
dwelling house. Seized, taken in execution,
and to be.sold as the-property of A. 13. Good
sell at the suit of r. L. S.C. S. Jimes.
, ALCIO, certain. real estate, situate iu
Ilarrison township, Potter county, Pa., bound
ed on theltordi by the New York' State .
on the east' by lot \o. 128, on the , south by tot
No; 5, ail w(st by -lot N 0.3 of tie sub
diviion of the Ilinehani lands in Harrison
being lot -No. fi of , skid sided
visiou—eoulaiuiug ninoty-six and uitte-teethe
acres, about sixty acres of Which is improved;
with one Mg, house, one fritin6 burn one spring
house nod an apple erclowd 'thereon. Strtzed
taken in execution nail to be sold as the prop
erty of Elites Tbouiiison at the euit of John
&over: - .
ALSO, certain real estate, satiate in
Allegany township, Putter co., Pa,—butinded
as hallows:: On the north by lands of Peter
Shutts and- unseated lauds, on the east by
unseat ei land, on the south by a lot ,now or
late . in the;possession Of Consider Stearns, and
west by nasented lands--beiug lot' No. 67 of
tbeellolinent of the Fox Estate in. said town
ship, and ;containiii,g one' hundred; five find
due -tenth aeres-of '‘‘thich ,about forty acres is
.improved;; with ii' log .Louse, log barn, one
blacksmith shop. a frame barn and' seine fruit
trees thce'con. Seized, taken in execution
and to be Sold as the property of Wm. S. Rity
mond fit the suit of John M Judd.
ALSO; certain real estate,.sttuQtt in
Pike township, Potter! county, Pu., bounded
anti described as fellows: Ott tbo north by
lands of W. It_ mrthe east and south
oy- unseated lauds of 11. M. Walker, and on
the west by lands of Catvin Carriel-containing
forty-five ncres.—Also, one other tract, sit
uate us aforestfid; - bouned on the north by
Musts of David Kilbunru and unseated land,
east by unseated land and lands of W. B. Fur.
man, on the south and west by land-of Abu
and Calvin Carriel—containing one latbdred
acres.--. 11.50, one- other tract, situate us
us aforesaid-bounded on the north by land of
.1. Sunderla tel e cast by unseated laud of IL M.
south by land of J. Bunqi and tin-
Seated land, nii - d on' the west by unseated
lands and lands of W. B. Furman; containing
eighty-one -and seven-tenths acres; more or
less; oat Which there is erectedone overshot.
sawmill, one log and one filmic Louie; uud
one board' hovel thereOn.—Atse, one .otht
situate in" Hector township, County mat
state aforesaid, bounded oa 'the :north hy,lot
No. '2.3 of the allotment of the lands of 11.11.
Dent in Hector township, east by west line of
Tioga minty, south by lots Nos. 3(1 and :37,
and ou the west by lot No. 34-heing lot N0.'33
of the allotment in said township; containing
one hundred acres, fifty acres of which is im
proved, With quo log house, a frame house,
a frame barn and an 'apple orchard thereon.
Seized, taken in execution to be sold as
the prope'rty of James llinup mid E. Mulford
at the suit of Caleb towbridge.
ALSO, certain real estate, situate
Jackson township, Potter co., Pa.-bounded as
follows: pit the north by, unseated hinds; on
the east lauds of J. I'. Losses, deceased,
and unseated hind ; nu the south by unseated
binds, and on the west by uneated land and
landsof widow Ryant; containing three hun
dred and fifty a6res„bothe same more or less;
on which is • a •saWinill,' a: frame house and
board shanty, and about tire acres imprOved
'hereon. : geized, taken in execution and. to
be'sold as the property of Reuben Herrington
' and Charles Herrington, at the suit of Wood,
Abbott & Co.
" Coats
ALSO, certain real estate, situate in
the Borough .of Coudersport, Potter county-
State of Pennsylyinia, and known on the town
plot thereof, kept in the County ComniiSsion,
ers'. office, as -foul NO9. U, 53, 51, and 55«.011
square, No. 7, on which is erected ono f:tune
house,- and one frame. barn--ralso, some fruit
trees thereon. Seized, taken in Oseqution,and
to be sold as die property of V. Dickinson', 1.
Strait, and A . ..lVo.e..dcock...uttbs
suit,of__lYan
zerh Harrison,Atse neJojlep, Walton & Fuller.
FiPiCoticc. is hereby given, Abut au.nruount
equal to the costs - ,will he required: to lie paid
upon each sale When.'stitick down to the lid
filer; j
er; 'and upon a failtire to comply'. with this
replation4 the tract of land' will again. be !
offered fimsale.
„ :PIERRE A. STEIII2II.S . S, Sheriff. i
SHERI/Ir%
Coudersport, Jan. 20, 1854.,1 ,
TYLER'S.
OIL '
• wnera :alware find asupply of
oil 11 4 r, 10 itch at. satisfactory prices,: and
in . any quarktity ,at . •
Furl ARRl§UN'S•adkf. and Flavorinl;gx
il tracts; )
Inks)il and Toilet Soaps, for sale
at ... ! -. ~ .t • ' TYLER'S
•
Lard; AtW;ie , n ty
UTTER, Eg o s, s o 0 ,
..-Orders,•Blritf , lee, rea . o ,ve(l ... in
exeltapk, , o for - • •
.1 • •;-• RUG eBOOK.- STORE -
Sheriff'i Sales.;
TYLER'S Rreg Store
_
Sound:the
oiammlng% _••• • - ' 1 •
'0 N.E-PR-10E
ta
; Cash ,and ,Itaady-Pay l 2
46 ,Econoiny the, Mother „of
Wealth.” '
dreat 'Revolution in' 'the ,
! -1 ••
SROWIt. - CREDIT KAREN LONG. TIELENZO.."
' . • , • 9: - . •.•
rilpE.sub ' seriber welild announce falba
blic Ahatile 'has' reinOter to: a New -
Store. nest' dobr rtonh'!of 3 4,..W..,SinittO
• Stove„and Tinware:,establislintent, where
fre bai iiist Opened' a large - striell v erliiods
fof the cal 'athiliintei trade:m . l'lle sOekis
Inar kpa
.41 1 lbe:very.,.lowest. cash. figtlM,
and at such prices as,eatiriot rail to suit theirs
who study ecotioinY in 'huYing.',.'
adhere to cilia tone-price System, lopliiving
it s to be.tbe only .fair ens! honorable mode of
doing business arand by taking a 'sin-tight
forward enursk?-tiopei td receive i.,libetal
share of. public. patronag.. ,
Produce taken at its eash value. • -
"• • " D.;E. - OLIII6TEtt.? ,
:'N'ev..1;4853,4:i6.2.5 . , • .
' A DIES, are ton Iti•ivaut,liCanycDresa
Alpac l i,Xto Lames, dioht-
Intins, Prints, Slinisls, Du
Shoe%
Laces, Edging . eollit§,Tifolitttvitc.i.
vannotlail to be sujted at' • •••
.0 LISISTE,D'S (jNg•PRICEIStOR F. .
.
171, ENI LE.MEN;, yap, in "want of any
V(Flats, 'Caps, Cravats; Btoetts,'Groveq ;
Sze.l You will find aitood_assortmen.l,
io a fine 'assortineot et. Clotbi Qv:. _al. the
ONE-PRICE ' StIYRE.-
- .
A Li. ho are in iimnt GRQCERIti
'I:Ls-neg. rs, '?vlolasSes, reof.
1
Itmeßice,.&c:.„ will find then at lqw. pries '
at oL~ls r 1 D_S
qv, E subsclibpr, having seeureif !e ser
vices of a good wink Man, woUIII AlPthe
atrention of - the public to his,stock o(„C . itrti,
Cassimeres,, and, Vestinria, which .will be
made to order on 'lferr naierr - ind - wAtianted -
in fit, or nn Sale. -"I o thosi who have-be
come dissatisfied- with -buying slop-shop
wr,ik, which may-,come to pieces_ before' it
can he got — home, he. Wool& VI), Come,
select from my clothse—let_-Nr.Sruith
_cake
ycor measure , and, he mak e yoU a good
, dutable garment, ;MI warrant-'fire
not t 6 drop otY-wither twenty-four
lionrsi- with caretlil,csage, 7 -and at as low
prices as can, reasonably be eiprefer •
D. E. OhNISTEDn -
DED Spreads, TalAe do., Incritirtr)
shectings nett Sitirthip,
(71.3 )11 bath, tottim yarn, candlewick, nt ,
- OLILSTED'R.
BOO'T'S add Shoes, 'supposed to .bo
D( heap. nt OLIIIBTEIVEC
Y good Black Silk to be had oral
Yard, nt • OLNIBTELYS:
LiPOOR Silk Hat can be bbaght:Tor
t 1,50—a butei one for-$4,50. ut-4
. • OLNIST ED'S,
New -Books at Tyler's.
Dou Quixote—'paper covers.' _.
" Reveries of a Bachelor," d.nd Fresh
Gleanings, by Ik Marvel. • • •;.'n. -
I.ectures to Young Men— ‘ ll. W. Beecher,
English lltonorist—W.lll. Thackery.
Longfellow's l'oenas-2vnle: . • :•
White, Red, and
' Moderti British Essayiit—Miteaulay.
History of the Nlormons. ,
.Young's Science of Gofernment. •
• Great Troths by- aieit AtitharS: '
• Letters to Cotrotry
' Lady Jane Grey-13artlett. '
Mary, Queen of Seotts—Hendletri..
Isaac J. Hopper. Maria
ChihL-
Besides all the latiAt novels. '
Novehilier 11. 1853
BURNING-.FLUID AND
21 : Camp Line at the • - 561 -
DRUG sk BOOK STORE.'
A GOOD.ASSORTAIENI' of WALL
and Windotv Paper jut ieceived at
the- CGI & BOOKETOREA
TIIHE subscriber, haying je,t a link
"more light" into his 'sabre, and °hitt:wise
improved it, respectfully invites the ladicaand
geollenieu of Potter county , to call and es
ne Ids extensii.e assortment of Nesififoods.
Feeling flattered ISy a kind and generous. re
ception, he will .spurn no •CfrOrt for merit a
cantitnnufee of patronage.. . •--
Oct . 7, 185:4, THOS: B. TYLER.
.Drafting Instruments,.
Water Colors, Drawing Paper, Pencila, and
limslieq, jug received at • . TY.UM'S,
jjECIER'S Farina and Pulverized
Corn Stan IL for sztle'nt TYLER'S.
A •I'URE article of Sodti:Crearri o
—LI-Tartar, uud Sulerat us Neill iilw43ll •be
timid at TYLER S.
To the Inhabitants of Couders
port and Vicinity,
And Potter County CrefieraUY.
T IIE subscriber has just receyetl,a large
1 stock of
WINTER 0:001)6', - 7 . 1
cow:Wing of DRY DODDS, FURS; ATS
u 4 GAVS.- - •
Ready-Made, Mott:4g, T.
Groceries, Hardware,
CHOI:KERN% 800 TS:and SLlOES,'Brdidins
and WOOULN
j l, C:irge F . .tackiir •
DOMESTI
St - Cll Na
•
Sitretiitga. Dri ing,_C otion, Yarn dllat
nog, and most kinds of ProliisionOig
constantly 'on.it'and, for - ca'ah,. • "
411' of which ha %will 'sell', as low,si she
loweit;.forlßEADY PAY.: ..)1
Cash and most kinds of Yarmers',Pro
duce taken in exchange foe Goods.
Knowing that onp column of, this sheet . is
inittiricient enumeiffer every article- sep
arately which he keeps for ealeoheloties
,that the above, general catalogue it ill soffige.
SMiTtl.l
r Orders (or all :Magazines, l'erialicals
New s ulpersoil3i.iiks piblislied in this Conn.
iiv,dinada, or garope promptlYfilleit
•
• THOtl. B. T 114911.;
_ .
A FEW vieces of, 00W).1414,:'
procare& Order. TeSirlir
4ince .ot her Vrictil - feriegcliciihr
• Birod• School Books Consult:air - ow bon
mitli p0p0r,',..peng,...440, awl :every' Ail
needed i gli ,l fTg. l °(*F l ?4 ,
6-33tf • " IA. N.
Pii
T. B..TYLEEt: