• • young laity over thi signature 41
Sends :the following spirited
article to the New Orleans True Delta.
She grieilaibiohiffe ,'youilrriten a well.
lilhe'rntitles her atti
.".llow to edu cate Young Amerce."
4. I read in n. piper . ," she says, "the
other day,. that some new. ornamental
branches in-young ladiereducation were
coming out,scsin—Cook-actty, Spen-qo
gyttnd ireslie:otigy.' All honor to the
:PiOjector of so happy an improvement ;
- but, allow me to ask, when ; our, Misses
become such pattern housewives, in
what 4circle' will they look for suitable
companions? Not in uppertendom could
they.* found. Just fancy one of the
be-whiskered, be-scented, mostacbioed
exquiaits, in companionship with one of
Solonaocia maidens, who layeth. her hand
to the spindle, or playeth the flying shut
tle, or compoundeth rare cookery, What
affinity would , there be between them ?
The same that exists between the butter
fly and honey bee—one all glare and
glitter, and frisking movements, the
other all patient industry and sobriety.
I cannot think of a more useless arti
cle, or one more out of place in a room
where work is progressing, than a fash
ionable young man. Ile knows so little
about matters and things, I feel pain un
til he is safely lodged in the parlor among
other things "more for ornament than
use," annuals and bijouterie.
It will never do to commence the work
of reform entirely on one side. I pro
pose three branches more to be added to
the list of studdies for finishing young
men fashionably, vize :—Satv.ology,
•Choi-elogy, and Splitorogy, and that in
addition to the requisite number of"slieei,
towels, spoons, and napkin rings." each
promising pupil be furnished with a new
wood-sasv end .a well'sharpened ax, and
that daily exercise with them be prac
ticed. It will supercede the necessity of
gymasiums.
In our onward march to perfection,
■nd in ta k ing up the accomplishments
of our grandmotheys t we earnestly beg
that some provision 14-rnade,against be
ing cut off from the best society,' such
would be the result, unless the lords of
creation are willing to keep pace with
ns. Their lily hands would scarcely,
with present views, be willingly united
with those which bear the marks of la
bor ; and what a dreadful state of affairs
would occur in upper snobdom, if one
of the first families were to marry
n-ath their dignity.
Hasten, then, the glorious era when
walking sticks shall be convened into
hoe-handles, crotchet-hooks into knitting
needles, and quizzing-glasses and flirt
ations be known no more.
SENIFIDLE,—Captain Mclure, while
Making the North West - Passage, had
an interview at Point Warren with a
wi:d tribe of Arctic Indians. the Chief'
of whom being asked why he went a
great distcnce to trade With the Esqui
mau', instead of trading with the posts
on the Makenzie river, said the reasol
was that the white men there had given
the Indian's very bad water, which killed
many, and tuaJe others foolish, and that
they would not hare any such .water!
Think of thit; ye hardy sons of the 4th
I allude who think bad water" essen
fish() Ilfezont the cibld I' The teetotle
bear skin agef, with brass buttons fur
eaf rings, sitting on an iceberg in the
Polar sea, should be enstalled Great
Grandfather of the Sons of Temperance
of both hemispheres.
SHAIiEFUL CONDUCT IN THE Onto
SENATE.—We noticed two weeks ago
the courtesy of the Ohio Senate in ad
mitting Mr. Day,—a colored man, atld
itof'of a: paper in Cleveland,—to a
seat in the r;•p - artir's desk. Since then
the Locofoco Senate , has disgraced itself
byexpelling Mr. Day from his seat, for no
cause, eadept that he was a colored man.
T leiciiMght to •-eink the doughfaccs,
±d - we hopir the reopte of Ohio will
tp d them up to a just-execration. We
iluo.e the foll Owing from the report o
Satarilay:
In the Senate the Resolution expel
ling Mr. Day, which it was understood
was to be 111;1 over until the return of
Mr. Townshend s who is still absent, was
.:to-day called up and passed by a vote of
17 to 10. Messrs. Shermen and Foot
•Iniade eloquent appeals against the out
inc.'
f .
Shani. e!. Sham e I ' The seventeen
• Senators have t ommired an act of des
thatshotOd not bg suffrred to rass
without rebuke.--Cott. Reporter.
PagFaapio roe Stiund
dara.the American coloul at Lon ion. in
one of hia,f,tl!ers to the Neu, York lier.
a 1 41, Ataie Alit a Louis Nipelredn i jb pre.
Baringor, war . on t la grandest scale: t
known alai h e:have .. : by -early
spii ;an Invading , army of seven.hun•
dr,C . 4 men rulfreiftritied."'"
.The kiaispleallatlii.Store,
AT COUDELpPQRT. , c •
tiometiiing Aew. and Somdtbillng
_Wanted. ' . .
rpHE -subscribes has' just reSeised frptl3
4: the City of New-York, and' opened. tit
the store' furint4l ocCupied! by Haskin
Smith', oti the no/Mishits of the Court House
square, a atterld inamrtmeng if. beat Goods,
comprising Day GOatitiGiocsaws, CROCK-
Mtn and Haitowsaiti... •
The moue of business—adopted-is,
•the 'sure shilling and the &rely sixpince."
The labove Goods wilt thetefore be sold
exclusively for either Cash or teadypay'in
hand, and upon such terms that the pur
chaser cannot be otherwise than :satisfied
that he has made a good.-hatgain—received
paid pro quo"—soinkthing for something
in value for tits money. An exchange will
gladly be. made with the Farmer, for his
Produce: Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Grain in
any quantity, and with it, the mote Cash
the better. The subscriber will at all times
take pleasure in exhibiting his Goods 10 the
Customer; that quality and prices may be
.examined. 1..: F. MAY NA RD.
Coudersport, July, 15, 1853. G9tf
GIIECK,ED GINGIWIS in varie.y, and
prices to suit.
itINIONG many other articles for the
ludtes, of fancy and rich worth, will he
louod, at the People's Ca-h Store, tine
Worked Collars, of different deiigns and
o.oierns. -
JLEAGHED Sheelinge and Shirting,
Br uwn do., Candle Wick, Sommer
Cloth I.r children's wear, lied Ticktutr,
Towelling, Table Linuen. Brown, White
~ a superior article of Dmitio•lt, all pure
tl..x,—Table Spreads.• An examination will
recommend them better than rib) thing eke.
A T "The People's Cash Stow" may be
!bond a selected lot-of Prints, of Eng ,
Frelich, and Atn , rican Goods, quality
and prices agreeing admirably. Please call
and. see us. -
Teas.
BLACK and Green Teas, of excellent
,lavor, and at 11108/ reasonable Prices,—
Sugars, White and Brown do., Rice, . Gin
ger, Spice, Pepper, Nutmeg:, Cassia, Rai
sing, Tobacco, in all its variety, to please
those who love the weed, and a superior
article of Coffee that can..ot fail to pleasi
all 'the Dutch and some of the Yankees, at
the PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
IitOCKEIIY and Glass Wdre; in variety,
jihat trill please the eye un the !list in•
srection.
The Clothing Department
AT " THE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE."
READY Made tiothing kept constantly
unhand by the subscriber, made up
and manufactured by the best workmen.
from cloths selected for durability and qual.
try ; the object being nut to supply the cus
tomer with a humbug article which he may
he induced to purchase, because it is so eery
cheap, but which in the end- is very dear;
but to give him in the . first instance an wi
de which will do him honest and good ser
vice for a reasonable rice. .All those desi %
rous of being so aecomodated call at
The People's Cash Store."
L. F. MAYNAttD
11AICLMARE.—Sythes and Slatit
patterns lona-tried drad found to be
d, Rifles and Rub-Stones.
Files, Door Handles, Latches, Mineral
Knobs, (whit and brown.) Mortice Locks,
Sit rought Butts for Doors, of all sizes, Cut
lery, Knives of good quality for the table,
and fur the pocket, at the
, PEOPLE.% CASH STORE.
New Books,
THE subscriber begs leave to call the
attentien of the politic to the following
list of NEw Boons:
Chunihe.-s'.Pocket Miscellany; -
•• Information for the People;
Educational Con - rse.
Life of Henry Clay:
•• GeorgeWhshington—By Jared Sparks:
" I.3imfditin Franklin;
" The Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte,
" Josephine.
Comp'ele worlss of Thomas flood, N. I'. Wil
lis, ttiliahip, are, Lick, and all the .other
stun Mill authors.
White Slaves of England ; .
Dowding's Fruits aid Frost Trees;
Wu.erty Novels"—.Novels of all the most
ce.ebrated authors. '
Worts on ChenihAry; Botany, Agricultur?,
Architecture, Natural History, Geology,
Theoloay, Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, ea%
ki.so,—A7 new rind bplentlia went of
Scum I. Boo Ks. 1 111 tF, it 11 I
NE Kr 130UiLi.
Tempeinin e Tales and Ilearth-Stone "Reveries
by Thurlow W Brown—Editor of the Cay
uga Chief. •
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Port-Folio.
Reveries of a Bnehelor—Sk Marvell.
A nice eriicle of French Letter l'aper. Also
Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes,
" ins! ri eel% ed ;it 'TYLER'S
Just Received.
ALL of Or; Jayne's Medicines ;
.\ , •trat's Pills and Bitters , Dr. 'Fitehu's
medicines, Six Lectures on, Diseases of the
Lungs; also. Supporters, Tnisses, Inhaling
Tubes, Shoulder Braces. Ayres' Cherry Pec
toral and. all the must celebrated Medicines. ut
• T. B. TYLER'S.
1 1 LEY'S Duuble IVriterspiooleTercus.
4
stop Caps,— Hazard Powcier, Shot,
Lead, etc.; also Fishing Rods, Basket's,
Flier'', Grasshoppers, Silk, Gut, and Hair
Lines, just received and for sale by
T. D. T L ER.
Dissolution.
The copartner hip heretofore existing be
tween Ambrose Coreytmd Pierre A. Stebbins
is this day dissolved by mutual consent: All
'persons indebted to,the tate firm or Corey 4:
Stebbins are requested to cull and settle their
notes and accounts without delay.
iP. A. STI:I3I3INS
AMBROSE COREY.
-N. B.—A. Corey will continne to Sell oods
ut the nit
f ire' _read}. system.
He is now - reeeivitigia ) 6ll l -stock of zoixiii
froiu New-York, which he pledges himself to
sei: us low as the lowest, for cash -or prQuee.
Ulysses, Nov. 1. 1853. 'l' A: COBBY.
CANDLCANDLES.— Sperm, Solar Sperm.
ES.
cryetallitiei:und
by the Pound ur 13oF.,fqrsal4 lovtlitlhe
. „ DRUG & BOOK
P)l7 Ea. g, , ls t Lard,iiirs:.Couciti
1.) Oraos,lBl6giq, ai34- 7r pash. receiiel in
•eictitiate for ITOod s , e ,co 2 ‘,
• DRUG leldOk SPORE
r N3a4: qat4
R - 001C --- AND TO PRINTING,
EVERY DESCETPTION OF BOOK AND ;OB
PRIEPELI,-VII AS
BC"St CitTALOOLiES,"
PA.DP/ILETS, CIRCULARS, .
!TANDEM'S, s BALL TICKETS,
POSTERS, BILL _ //MPS,
SHOWBILLS, BLANK NOTES, ,
WAXBILLS, EAT TIPS,
LABELS, CARDS! ETC.
Lleruted with neatness and t hopateh
tit the office of THE PROPLE'S JOURNAL.;
N. H. ROBINSON & CO.,
• WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS .BND SHOES.
Their stock comprises thelaiges(variety
of the best NlassachuSetts manufacture.
RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES.
N. H.• R.. & Co. are agents of the
Hayward Rubber Company—the best
goods of the kind manufactured in the
U. S.; vhich goods they will sell 'to
wholesale purchaSers at New York
prices.
All orders filled on the shortest notice
• 28 WATER ST., ELMIRA, N. 'Y.
July, b5l. . - • Ot
ISAAC MASON /
Attorney-at-Law,
OFFICE—East side of thepublic square
.oudersport, Pa. By special arrange
ment the proles •:( nal services of S.P
Jontisoti,Esq., nr.y be engaged through
'him, in all casc3 in which he is not
previously concerned.
N. B. All claims due and,i4yal..e to
the undersigned,personally and ptges
stonally, may be found in the hands of
ISAAC BENSON, Esq., for adjustment.
S. P. JOHNSON
March 3, 1848
JOHN S. MANN,
Attorney and Counsellor at
attend the several Courts in Totter and
M'Kean Counties. AI! 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 an.lee.inselloCat Law, will
attend to all business entrusted to his
care, with promptness and nuelity.
Office over W. T. Jones 6i: Brother'S
Store, Main Street, Cnuttersp irt, Pa._
March 21, 1851.
L.l F. Maynard,_ -
Attorney and . CoUnsellor at Law,
. - cUUDEItsPoRP, PA:
Office—North of the Court House
Squa,p6, at" The People's Cash Store,"
up stairs. 3-47t1
C. W. ELLIS,
Attorney at Law, 'Coudersport, Potter
County, Pa. Jan. 18, ISN.
F. W. KNOX
Attorney" at Law, Coudersport, Pa,'
will regularly attend th Courts in. Ti
oga. Potter,Uud M'Kean Counties.
liet—over. W.l`. Jones .. Store. .
Feb. 2ts, 1051. • v 3 n4O.
A. P. CONE,
Attorney atLnw, Wellsborough, Tioga
County ['a. Will regularly attend
the Courts in Potter county. •
June 3, IS4S. • tf
LAND AGE.NCY-.
THE undersigned having been entrust
ed with the care of several large 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 tha l t May be
entrusted to him.
JOHN S. MANN.
H. S. HEATH.,
P r)qacian and Surgeon,
( .out)ERSPOIIT, NA. '
Will attend to all calls for prefessiona
assistance, with promptness and fidelity
Office—On West side of Main street,
first door above Jno. S. Mann's store.
April .1 . 1, Irisl. . 3-47. tf.
T.. 11. TYLER,
PEAILf.II IN
DRUG, MEDICINES,
Dye Swill, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Bras - hes,
Lamps, Wiudow Gau.s, Cirocerieg, Wiues
and Liquors for Alcdiciaall'urposes,
ALsal,
BOOKS, ST.ITIONESY,
Wall and Window• Payer. Gold and tel
reins, Fine Oulu, y, and a (mum! Assortment
of Palm,. Articled.
Place - of bubiness, first door above Smith &
Joae3' store.
Couaertport, April 2'2, 1833. ' 519tf
G. 11. 11f1ti R & CO.)
OLLITti f N. Y., •
. . ,
4Dealer's in Fine Jewelry, '
Clocks, ‘Vatchtis, Silver
~ are, Musical 'lnstruments, tluir tins
uud - rerrumety. Cutlery, PiAto.l9, Yttukep
lio11s:V . 10in Strings, Toes fur Children, ttr;d a
Genet ,l Anortinent of kaney 'Goods: -
.Pariieutur intention paid to repairing Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry. (7tl
PIiY:ACIAN AND SURGEON. •
'EL. R. GAGE, BE D.,
Iliac he tbe d ia lit rl a along
. 1 h - etu
endOwill attendprottiptiy to all calls the
lint; rot--liis peacsaibn.
Office—T. _B. 1) ler'e Drug and Book
store, and may be found at night at - gill's
- • • • r GV7
PERSONS about to build or repair, will find
.ftexamPlete eitia f W air - Sash - I Giiida/Puttr,
l'aiutaiasui3Oila, for =lest "vie pricea , by,
IT '
~Afl~i~,tS~~ ~ ~tt~t,C~O.
JAMES ht. BASi3ETT,
Cabitiet'-ilialier St; UPholliteiese l
COUDT.RI3IOfit, P.A.4
Will: v./Unto all °Weis in his line of
business with neatness and despatch.
Place of huidnitss:--tho Manufactory formerly
owned. by G. W. Bttotig—two boors above
Croshy's dwelling.
Having improved the linildirik and ma.
chineryitind - employed . :good. workmen, he is
preparecl-to - tle-wiiklis'well as the keg, and
• oil F bort notice. • • . .6-30tf
JOAN RECKHOW,
Carriage and Sleigh-Maker.
TILE subscriber respectfully gives no
tice that he is prepared to do all the
businers in the above lint., at the short
est notice, at his new shop, two doors
west of the CoudtlrsPort Hotel;
MILLFORT HOTEL.
A•ttßi_ • 'THE subscriber would re
...
RpPctrully inform, the public
375 j u 1•\ and traveling community, ilia
;',..;56 he has fitted up a house and
:,tatiltim, tor the accommodation of strangers
and travelers, at
" Millport, Potter Co., Pa.,
and hopes by prompt and careful attention
Lo business. to merit and rereive a littera
share of patronage. HAIt la LYMAN.
Aug. 15. 1851. ' 13ti
NEW GOODS FOR THE
iYALL TRADE.
HOYT& LEWIS
\Vonld respectfully inform the inhabit
ants of Wellsville and vicinity:that
they are now receiving a fresh and beauti
ful assortment of GOODS, which wit' he
sold : as cheaptas'the cheapest., 4t e would
alsn return our,liehrOtelt thanks to our old
Customers for their patronage and woutd he
glhd to show them any (=cods which we
have, and will try to save them at least 10
per cent by callin2and Ltamining our
STOCK -OF GOODS.
We do not wish to make a great "display
to gain custom; hut by taking a straightfor
ward course we will endeavor to rrain the.
respect and confidence of our 'Friends
and Cu:millets. , Phase call and ex
amine our Stuck. No charge for showing
Gruls.
,Flour and Salt also on hand of superior
quality and warranted.
HOYT & LEWIS.
Wellsville N, Y. Sept. 'II. 1852, 4 221'
BLACKSTITHING.
D EN N ELLS & 1- . llll3HCOClic.otild in
fernithe •pyhlin that they sill carry on
the IILACKS‘II - I'OING - BUSIN EMS; at
their New Shop in the Briro'bf Coudersport.
where - they are prepared . to execute ALI
KINDS OF WORK in their line, with -teat
hess and dispatch.
A share of public paironarse is solicited.
N. 13.—A1l persons indebted to me b%
note 0 , 00-00ot. will Cell :Ind settle the
sameirtinitriiately. if- they desire l• - • 110.V44
cost. (121 y •• s BENJ. REN NEL LS.
1 :IL B. GOODSELL,
FIRE ARMS manufactured and re
paired at his shop. East of the Bridge
.Coudersport, Potter county., Penna.- .
March 3, lri4ri, tf
Coudersport Aead,emy. •
rpl4E Tru?tees have the pleasnie to
an
nounce t, at they have succeeded in
procUring the services of, Mr. J. BLOONI•
ING E, from Yates c000ty; N. Y., to
take charge ;of the' Aca,!rtoy, Frcan his
long experience as a. Teorher, and hi=
emihent :success heretofore, e. have every
reason to hope that our Academy y ill he
est.affislied on a permanent footing. We
cheerfully recommend the InstitUtion to the
fostering rare or the public.
. The Wimet Term will cufnmnCe on
Wednesday, the 18th of January, 1833; and
continue eleven weeks.
TerniN.
Elementary branehels—Ot ilingraphy.
Geography, Amain - let lc. &c.. -
Hlgher Arithmetic, Fir,t lea:uns to
.
Ahreera. and Grammar, - 3.25
' ligher Et ,g:i.SlLbtanches, Algebra.
t'hiloso . • •tStm.. 4.75
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Gret k.
mill FtePett languales,.. - - 6.25
Instrnetion on theTianci Forte, F. you, 10.00
Use of instrument ‘ 3.00
Vocal music tree of chirge. P .
It is deSired that sfiztlents for nest term
should makejtipplicatien by the Ist of Jan
,
nary.
The Trustees never before have felt' on
equal 4. gree of con Pence in recommend - Ina
tlik int:amnion to a di-corning politic. The
sorriest,' of the past term. has more than jus
ibeir expectations. Mr. Bloottrintdale
has proved-himself, to be an experienred.
linergetic, rind - efficient teacher; and, Nvith
him at the head, they can. with ilk. utmost
assurance, predict Pott "the Academy will
speedily twooinr.i:preritiineatty, one of-tbe
best and most purzessitil thstitUtions or - the
_kind,in Pennsylvanirr orsNiiiv York. - •
knows in. the Iristautinn may be had.at
reaionahle :charges, 'ow lakiitcaticin" to the
Principal. -
,
Payment. of Tuition to be made
.to•the
PflOcipal 'on en ering the - school.. ' .
.li., . Desr, President,
.Too AB B. TrLEtt,tiecretary.
Hx - Br J. 01.sterin; Treasurer,
F.'L:JONis,
Cuss. I.rsts.s,' truttdes..'
. -, ei.'G CoirtN, % 621
DitTEIVIs. Pa . ifs k Bela Ciliate; clathte,
torils;' Clint 'cthtitim 'horse
. ° 113111 ". 4 e 4 . 1 , 601 d at MA
NPENCER'SCOLMI
.GROCERY , STORE;
here take liberty to inform this Peci.
+Pie of youderisPort and. Potter .County
?that-tam - Still at my-New Itand oppo.
StilECNOitti aide of tbe Public Sqiiiire,
here may be'found . GROCERIES of
iyu kindidonstantly on har.d. with many
Additions thereto ; such as Drugs, Med
iljties.,Dye l stufls, Stiii;onery. Yankee No-
Perfuntery,.Toilet Soap. Jewelry
4 1c :,.besides many articles that I have
ever keo (*fore to numerous to mrp
sun. The Ladies, as well is ; •ntle
inien, are rtspecttully invited to call and
4 amine ;. and if I can't suit you , as
,to
iirices without your going to York State
FY' other place, then I wi
that, I can't sell c ap. enough;
I will!not give up ntil you, have
coiled andexamined fo youselvesov bleb
i)gain, you are invite 'to du. My motto
is, Ike nimble sixpenc in prefetence to
Me. slow shilling. •
411 kinds of country Pr uco. taken
in. exchunge• - for goods. Butter,; Lard,
Eggs, Rags, Vounty Orders, Shingles,
and cash not retbsed for goods.
. GROCERIES...
. rca. Scum',
Coffce. Spices. Saleratus,
; Gin,v,er, 51 ustard, Tobacco, Sniff,
- ,N,u,tmegs, Mace i Cloves ti
. Confecooery
and;'n'rew ;boxes or Ktb.be's Wild Cherry
rind' Blood lbaot Cough Cody, and
Millard's superior Gum !hops.
Drugs Medicines,
- , • Pment,Medieines
Oils, Spirits id Turpentine,
Canphine,. u uum_ Fluid. 'crap. Candles ,
Cloth, Teeth & Blacking ll:ushet.,Blacking
liliscellaneous.
CO. Letter and NOte Paper; all kinds of
Stationery. Steel 'Pen Holders, Wafers,
Sealintr, W_sx.,. Sand. Ink.. Pocket Druks
envelopes, Visiting Carle,Jeweiry.Fine Lut
lery, and -a variety of Fancy Attieles, to.
griller with Silk Thread etc. ec.t
The Subseriber tuts a !dewy of the Alle
gheny lee
,whieb his Table will be furnibb
ed a llll . llnukr, Eatables eic., etc. •
D. W. SPENCER.
JLIS:I' received a quantity oC that' Splen
did •Pnitirnada
puiT, and •ii•osi perieet Bruck- fru dm
add preservation of . the hair. • War
ranted Gehuine Beet's Mair.',w. For sale a
D. W. SPENCER'S.
olaFees that is inolases svllimr . ai 3.6
_jj_per gallon at D. W. SPENCER'S.
Undies; such as sperm, tallow, &c., fur
sale at
D. W. SPENCER'S
COD Liver Od, hontriptir, and navy
Lu
ottitd popular Imedicines for sale by
D. W. SPENUR.
"Halloo 1 Halloo ! Halloo !
S•PENUEIt is in town ! AlirtilitalllS of
Rt...rt DV 11A DE CLOTHING It,r almost
nothing. have bought thL-, coat, this vest,
and these 'patits,—'aitit brokd a they! Her
ran ! Atli the buys bhall have--one of spen
cers coats! Hurrah ! But. to be candid,
friends, tli re's nothing- like it in all , the
country: Just go over there, and fora
little noraing hr'll sell ye a rig'.' that,
thOngh ye'r the bigest rascal..above "'round
wilt Intake_ ye fair as a priest toy to.; at
though ye 'haint a cent in ye,r pockets, folks
will bow and scrape to ye as though ye
‘‘ ere millionaires, and "real gentient '
Fasbion! ; Great thug ! better dead :Part
out of it—wary an honest fellow has hero
" cur" 'because of •the cut of his coat ;
but no danger if ye buy of Sperice-r, his
cloiiis ure:just the fashion."
Th r subscribe]: has just received a large
stock of Ready triade clothing, of the latebi
style, and best quality, which he Offers for
sale on the most resuirable•ltruts. '
D. W. SPENCER.
V o l i l i t e l i S S O o N a ;S al l e N , K a
t fo ASPIEa
NCER b
13ULVEIDSEDr COHN SrAitcH for
'l. fund liofealeat D: W :WENC/Elt'S.
DAZIN EXTIIACY fir the fidkla.
A L . the most holed and best article of
the kind in use ; also Extracts lur flavoring
all to be had at . SPENDER'S.
A quantity of (3iiiLgoe, Hair
A
Invigorator, I uuih Puwilerh Ucir sale at
' U, ‘%, SPENCEIt'S.
OM. Crean; Tarlar.Alaanesia, Allan',
jA..
enaik, &lite, and G for .ale at
SPENCER'S +merry Store
XEW.AB.RIVAL OF DRUGS
AND .11LEDICINE S at.
D. %v. SPENCEII,S.
.
\TVA arrival (WHAMS and CAPS for t h e
j.l I,'illier Trade. at • SPENC ;R'S.
LADIES' SATIN BONNETS lur Win
ter Wear. and fine French Flowers, all
ut. the best quality, fur sale lower than ever
before in this market. at
. D. W. SPENCER'S.
CCOPEL and Coach 'varnish can be Ind'
dt SPENCER'S on very reasoirable
IMM
E W iirrival of Gloceries and Fish at
SPENCEWS.
GENTLF:MEN. noiv k the time to hi:-
was yourselves %%lib
. Untlei•Shiris,
Drav ek. 'Overcoats, and almost everyittiek
In' the Uktlettet Line cu the mnsereason•lbie
terms. at S EN:
hURE;WtriO. Liquors Ste.; for otedrcinal
purpri#es to be had at SPENCER'S.
'0 the :dotitilul 'minded people. whether
sppi tee r has all tue arnolei he ad.
pm uses, and so clipap,-1 will gMirantee
all of thiJ, wind a thousand times more. if
ypu dim% beam it, call in some day and - 1
woll.show' you. • D. W. S.
W 1
1
.N'lllll-I'AlisiEl) Linseed Oil, eey
I tbr bale at SP.PNCt;It'S.../
irlit of Tar. Atlchant's Gargling'
,Oil, to
kjbe had at . SPE;IO2EH S.
4.3OrED, by
,D.W. Spencer, from one
to two ilmsand dollars in. Comity Or-
LOcF4, at Iliaface.
yonoiriAliauudigo, Tricoperas,
end•mtlier excellent frepata
tiona for cleansino and keautifyingthe'Hair
Abiadtle•by 9 s;
.sheet-Iron, Copper and
• • in-Ceiuderaport.
- •
On Ike Ft . est side r f Main St, eivoeile
the Coiirt House Sittrare.
stanteriber keeps eonstantly en 'end
a good - Motion:lw who wilt. it all times.
auend to malting.or mending, tittive pips
or : ell kinds on - band, or made to order. An
assortment of the hest styles of •
COOKING, PARLOP & BOX STOVES
kept conatinaly ntsliand. Tin and Ci)pper
ware. Also, Sap Pan.4-nf the largest - and
•heat styles for sugar makirs; all of whisk
will to 'sold low: Ono and all, pletign - c all
and examine for yourselves, and pat shall
N. furnished as low as in Western New
York, at Wholesale ur retail.
JAMES W. SMITH.
Goudireport, Fe. Ib6, 1853. 51Itf.
,
Pure POil—linportant to Saw--
yen and Machfuista. •
/n lilB article will ha furnished by
,the barrel or gallon, warranted
neither. to smoke nor gum up." Pur
chasers will tidtl it an object to get .my
prices before ;they sui)ply themselves
elsewhere. . T. L. SMITH.
1 Wellsville.,-. •
.6 . 13 3111
B . . . .
LEACH E D Elrphant - Oil
pvrior article to Whale Oil—for
Lamps or Machinery.
Wellsville. - T. L. SMITH.
_ARLIOIL'for sale at the Nyrilsville
A-AElstrdware Store. T. f:,..SMITI-1:•
- re i t ILL SAWS, Shingle Saws, Siding',
IVA Saws. Lath Saws. Cross Cur, Tenon,'
Pitt, Drag Saws, Hand Sans. Kry flute,
\Vuod Sates. furnished Of any slump or
factnry, to suit the purchaser..
Wellsville. T. L. SMITH.
F .
ILES '
*li
sell - an vid.. .which is
superior for durability and execution
to any English File in market.
Wellsville. T. L. SMITH.
gri . OFlDAGE:—Ropeall sixes—from
inch Cable to a skein of saddler's
silk. (Wellsville.) T. L. STITH.
•11113:ACI-iINE. BELTING.— Patent
VulcaniZeil Rubber y.l'ltivetild,
Leaher Bolts ; a large stock of fill sizes
on hand. (Wel(ville.)- T. L. SNIITH.
MARLIN ROPE for bale by .
T. L. SMITH. We
EAKLE BLOCKS-At. the. Wells
-111- vine Hardware Sihre. -
'MEM P and Rubber Plicki.l2. Dieing
ALAI Lpather.eopper Rivets. Belt Puna,
es, at (Wellsville) T. L.
QE Ell IS KWH r sardb at the
kiCoudeldpurt Alin. , up •
65ff U. C. CRITTENDBN.
, Attvti
` 1 find these Nulls a more, taper shape,
totigher iron, and superior •in every re
spect to any, other Nuit in market. '
. Weltsvme. T. L. 'SMITH.
. Books..
A Full supply ibc Bute low to,
TYLER'S.
•
.1 2 erpetuate Family Faces. -
.
A LL who desire to do so should not :long
dCLiy going to -CASEY'S DAGVERRILAN
IiALLEar. lice subscriber tiVi:rriity
twatnitul inintatum -torfraiiS in the
mo-t plea-u.g style and!the.at-mosciiainit
ab.e prices. A pluassnt 'room is open and
every 'one is welcome to call and examine
specitnett3 whenever they choose. nose
shu %%IA to be sure of a sitting,should not
cone ;ate in the day.
Gallery open only on Saturdays..
6-4611 J. - W. CASEY.
UST RD VEl),—a new a n d splendid
0 hi, ul Cooking and Yarlur Sr.Jl;.• ist
J. %$ Sllll I H's.
INC AND NIINER PAINT.S . ,
ivith dircciions for using:. at
55•2tf T. 13. TYLER'S.
►
-lIWICE a week Nip New York new
goods are !Teemed.
Your Attention is' Solited to
the following, for a moicment.
ruitiF; Partnership formerly existng bes
tween C.Ntorth and .4. F. Jones, in ibe
mercantile business in Coudersport : is this
day dissoked by mutual consent, and the
boiness wit, be carried on in future by C.
Smith. at the satin. place lately becupied by
the said Smith & Jones, viz: on the dottier
of Main and Second streets, Coudersport,
nett 'door to Tyler's 'Drug and BottlCStore.
N. is rerptested that those who afe
indelord to the.laie lion of Smith &. Jones.
%111. make payment to C. Smith willieot
delay, as he 'intends 'to pays he dituands
against said firm as soon as pits-ibis.:
COLLINS SMITt), •
A. F. JON Q.
,dec30.336
Nov.-2(t . h, 15.53
ANEW supply of kliAid and Cacti
pLiur Lumps—houie uud Itimutsial
inirterith just received and fur sale low SA
Notice.' •
.
11HE Gotiernor of the State of •Net4P Vork
Ithe appoiineo the eubstriber a core
miz,hionor for fife Slate of New"Vork; to
take the acknowletlgtnent Of, Dredi and
°ch• r it.fartmeots, and'tb iititn . 4fit.ter oaths
. pui,.uaot to an act of the Legiskture cf sail
StaIeBENSON.
Coudersport, Deo. 1 . 12. 16' 4 ;1. ..:4311 •
Vralited:
IQKINS,or RIDES, for vJhieh Roots . end
Oznore will be etehaniledrand.eosne nth
- wilt beTnid. N't in. 'CROSBY.
Place of . bneiness, one door NOrth'' - cif
John:sortie Stott.. C. 401(
..P
(101INTY OgriEttS teceived.atpar
Vat - TYLER'B.
ea
T. L. SMITH.