A YANKEE INArIyNTING OFFICE;
SlF l .6l.Wrki
Come. in; saidOrte,o - 015e,operatives
Vie ititininouth Idastedciti st • earn'Jgb
.
Printing Of fi ce of the National Clarion
_vf.. Universal Liburty ,
►Come in:'
The-dooraloWly opened,!and in•cande
.part of the head, hair, hat,and,shciulder4
of a good-rial u red, fair-lookin g l ,lla*: he ad ,
rarely-raised spcimen , of nuftiliirtd, 'in
the raw state'. •
F Cornc in, sir,' repeated -the aforesaid:
official.
•Eh 1' was the captious response of
'.l4kr.allger.. i •
say,-siep an. The door being open
lets in the wintkand—'
• Vets in the' wind P
, • Yes, sir, blows the paper about, don't
ryou-soe r
• Want to know. What's up hero'
Anyhow ?'
• What is up ?'
• yes, what's goin' on ?' continued the
stranger,' with h strongly-accented Can
pecticut pathos.
f This is a printing office.' •
Yeou don't say so ?t
• Yes, sir; never in one . before_?' '
„ • 'Never in arm afore.' '; ,
•
-. - Wal, I rr,:clion not.'
• Never ?' •
a Jein-ona no!. Never in a pr,intie
shop, 'zactly ; bin in a saw mill, cardin'
factory. . I .,est look at that.' •
Ah says the official of the printing
office, got hurt"
some
some ?
a got hurt some ? Wal,cac'lnte I did
git them two fingers smashed all to
darned finders, and that'aro yeou kin
st..e, cut clean off."
a ;zevere operaticil, I guess.
.• 'Severe operation, yeou guessl—
it wasn't anything else.'
Ever in a cardin' triill ?' asked the
Omngiar. • •
• Never, I believe.'
a Ever in . a saw mill ?' • .•
4 0, yes, seen saw mills,' said the
printer:.
B.n in a cotton mill, I reckon
Never was.':
Never
•Je-itu-sa lam! Hain% bin round at
all, mister. Ought to see a jinuine cotton
mi11 2 .--once
I have no doubt they are some pump
kins,' said the.printer.
Some pumpkins ? Shoo•o-o-o ! 11l
be drrned if they haint ! • But what is
all this about ?'
"Type in case.'
s`t hought them things were bird
cages, chuck full of nests.'
Oh, no. sir ; apartments to distribute
the type in.'
• to, know ! What is all this
here alvatt
Oh, oh !—tnke care ; that is type
set up for books.'
Set - up for books ? Gol darn sich
books as they are se . t fur !
• Be•careful sir; see that, now; you
have a'one mischief there !',
• e Mischief, yeou say ? Want to know
now, if . rli.m darn things all fall down
in that sort of way, how on airth do . yots
git them up agrin 1'
I'll show you, sir, There you see
is A, B, &c.—'
And so fourth,?'
Yes, but be Careful 1 There you go
! You see you have done more
lamage by touching that matter.'
What matter ? Gol darn if I teched
no matter. But ho-o-old on ! Now I
have done it, shure ! }row op to these
darn types-; they are all tumbling to
everlasting smash, Berlin!'
Sure emdzh, by grabbing pt a falling
type, on a standing galley, the Yankee
'collapsed about one compositor's hard
day's work, at a flap. The printer now
got enough of this kind of fun, and,
therefore, wished to cut the business
short with the Yankee.
' t have you busineps with any one
- here P
flev H'
, Yes.'
No, t guess I haint,'
Well, then-you had bet—'
Yeou see I was putterin' areound to
see t}•hht was gain' on, and I thought
I'd amp in here. I don't want to be
'tall curious, nor nothin', but whar's the
chap as makes the noospapers 1'
' You mean, I suppose, the publishers
;Ind editors
!A—y-&O. 'lpiir4 , them's.'em I .'. ( - 141.0GKERY and Glass' Ware, in variety,
The priritei, Wishing td get rid of the ! kithat Will plea-ie the eye on the filet in.
.bore, and, doubtless, thinking the editor 1 sl'eli". . •
...able to hold his own With the Yankee, 1 The Clothing Depaiiment
-passed him to the editorial sanctum,
AT " THE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE:"
'whete 1 - ank r -a -pokes in his head andA ' ' •
bawls out— y t p ENO)" Made Clothing, kept constantly
i _Lon hand 'by the subscriber, made up
' How d' ye deu ?' . and manufactured by , the best .workmen,
'MY . well, sir 1' from 'cloths Selected far durability and qual.
, Yarth !' ' . ity ;.the object being not to supply the cus
.
- ' Coale in,' sir, and take a seat.' - tomer with 0 hu o hug article which he may
Now, they say that editors ere not
be induced to purchase, bec;iuscit is so very,
-
cheap, but which in the end is very dear.;
cii•Rounitte, but Plato Aristides Sinith
ICiii - one : Zif the ci - vileat and - iiiosi coal.: k but to give him in the first instance an arti
cle which will do him honest and good ser
tspu:s }men of ouf jail. Lie itinipe4l up nice for a reasonable pae,- All those desi
Ind at:cinc'e presented the stranger the rows
- of being so accemodated call at -
.§4aCtutp.chair. • ~ The,People's.Casb.titore." •
Oh, yeou kin keep your cheer, gays' _ •
ttle stranger, ' I haint a darn bit tired,
yeou. see: - ..
f What might your name he, sir ?'
•kindltf interposed the editor..
IS iYlint might it be.? . Ah, y.-a-s,'but
It aip t 7t, though. Squire,:fay nitine is
the same as my father's !'
''And' his name was-2
- -- TM; -aii - Tcriiiiir - iii - , - - - eli r - s - afs - the
.. c
stranger.
' f 1. - beireve not; said the, editor....., , ••
g 011,*ytou don't, ell l Will, tpy name
-Je. - runo Jti)irEn, froin Jimpsoniille,
Broompp,rn,9auritypilutelpficogecticut.i
• To tvhat'ettil:iry i ehteif for - this visit;
sir ?'poiitetYinsiriXat i eTtte editor ) , ci
kol tlartreentiio - lm - e -nolmoV.
I jest drapt in
_la sa_cryhat wita_gpin' pn,
an' 11 , ahelitil hepiir leti• Mill du
yeou..git ink intu , iluttAuebtitYtre fElsaid
Jethro, screwinglitif-the ink till it spurted
all over any qtlFlllly of copy for 41e
next day's pa et;
Vt:t.LIL ah,d scissors r at. once' .• ex-
Olttisned the,slartled and. url ane editor.
Sir, you, have ruined me !' "
Git• eout, ,, neow ; heo* yetk on
about nothin'
wish you a good rum:fling, sir.'
'Eh Whrti‘r sa3•s tie Yankee.,
to thunder;' ,
• ' Yequ ba go! darned ! Caelate yeou.
be a mighty big pumpkin. •[ eaelate
gre-a-at squashes; yeau ain't nathin' e
noheow !' ,
Just then catching a glimpse of a
quarto Webstsr coming at, his head, the
bore vacated the sancttim, and went
clown stairs ripping, until he came' to the
presS 'Vora door, through which: he
bolted, and brought up standing
.by the
double revolving press of the National
Cldrion -of Universal Liberty, -which
,being under a full head of stearn,throw
ing off the largest circulation of. any
Varier in the world, attracted Jetbro's
qteiltiPp.atnazin'; . •
What in snakes yecru doin,' on bezel'
'Take care—look out bawled the
greasy and black pressman, as Jel - hro
thrust his head and hat under the fly._
Murder! look !' bawls the Yankee,
as the fly hits..hima'-rap.over the bead.
Take care—take
,c.are !' yells . 11:e
pressman.
"rake it off'—take it off !'
'Pull out your Ite - ad, you fool, anti
stand back: .
• Jumpia' Moses ! stop the machine
till a feller giis loose. Now git eout my
hat there, got darn yeou !'
' There—there it is —eat ds a pancake;
take 'it and slide.'
Poor Jethro Jumper seized his well,-
mashed hat, and drawing ,it over his
head, boated down in double-quick time,
• Let me eout ! Want to kill a feller
stun dead with your gol darned. etainal,
new-fangle.d cardn' mill and noospaper
E Dutchman.
The People's Cash Store,
AT COUDERSPORT.
Something New. and Something
ZV anted.
rg - IHE subscriber has just - . received from
1 the City of N,eiv - -York, and r) p e:n ed* at
the store formerly _occupied by Hoskin &
Smith, on, the north side of the Court kioase
square., a stitiled iissurtincai :f 0004
comprisimr-Dav Goons, Grtocstusi,Vitoct-
Lay, and II attIAVARE.
The motto of business— adopted— is,
" the sure shilling and the lively sixpince."
The above Goods will -therefore" be sold
exclusively for either Cash Or ready-pay in
hand, and upon such terms that the pur
chaser cannot he otherwise than satisfied
that he has made a good bargain—received
a " quid pro quo"—som'ething for somethine,
in value for his money. An exchange will
gladly be made with the Farmer, for his
Produce : flutter, Cheese, EggS, Grain in
any quantity, and with it, the more Cash
the better. The subscriber will at all timrs
take pleasure in exhibiting his Gocids to the
Customer,That quality and prices may . be
examined. L. F. MAYNARD.
Coudersport, 'Fray, 15, 1853. 69tf
GffECI‘KD GIN G H AMS in variety, and
prices to suit.
AMONG many other articles for the
ladies, of fancy and rich worth, will be
found, at the People's Cash Store, fine
Worked :Conan, of different designs and
patterns. •
BLEACHED •Sheettngs and Shirting,
13rown do., Candle Wick, Sumuter
Cloth fur children's wear, Bed Tivititt,
'rowelling, Table Litmen, Brown, White
a superior article of Damask, all pure
flax,—Tahle Spreads. An esaininatkirtviiii
recommend them brtt‘i than any thiurelSb.
A T ""The People's Cash Store" may'l?e
IlLfound , a selected lot of Prints, of Ed g%
dish, French, and Atm rican Goods,. quality
and' prices-agreeing adimirOly.---- Please "all
•
apt! peftiloi.:
Teas
ir)L - AOK and Green'Teas, of excellent
and at most reasonable pricei,—
Sugtrs, White and BroWn do., Rice, Gin
ger,'Spice, Pepper, Nutmegs, Cassia, Rai
sing,,:yubacco, in all its, variety, to please
those who love the weed, and a superior
article of Coffee that capeot.fail .to please
nll tho'Dutch and some of the Yankees, at
.
the ' Peopur.'s (I,o,}ESTott
TTA it D VCA R -- 7 55 thes Snaths, of
Ja_patterns long-tried and Totind to be
,go a, liitles and 'Rub-Stones, Saw-Mill
Files, DoOr Handles, Latches, Minerid
Kn'obs; '(rbit aror broWn.) MI :Ink° Loeks,
Wrought butts fOr'lloors, of all sips, Cut
ler; Kni!A, of good vality tor the table,
and for the pocket ; at the
PEOPLES CASH *.TOILE.
• • Solar Sperm,
iANDLES-•7 :ii; „lloL'inTnlto„- Candles,
o,rYfit',7 -10 low.at the
Or "DX., IN ha
by tilt: . l'oun
STORE.
DRUG & BOOK
:=2iVaffe
-1;001,06%. :IpAtc.94.
: -
BOOK ANA JOB, PR/WfWG;
En t ity: agstxrapiring 10 , FIBOOFC - AiqD 4013
' SUCH A •
_
!BALL, TICKET3~
.
BILL :HEAPS,
NaTE.%
WAT BM LS,' • ffAT TIPS{
1 C
G*— Executed with neatnres and Ilispafch
at the,offiee of THE PkopLels Joyrour..t
riooks,'
E9S : TEM
SHOW BILLS,
N. H.-ROBINS'QN&. CO:,
'iviiOIItsALEAISP. RETAIL DEALERS IN •
'BOOTS - 321•7D . ' H O ES.,
. •
Their stock' comprises the largest variety
of the _hest l‘lassachusetts _manufacture.
RUBI? BE BOOTS' JO - SHOES.
N. Fl. R. & Co.' are 'agents of the
:1-laYward Rubber Company—:the _best
goods of the kind manufactured in the
U. S. ; Which goods they will sell
Wholesale purchasers -at - New York
prices. . •
-
- - All - orders filled on the - shortest notice
WA:TER §T ELAut.t. N Y-:
.
July, 1851. Ot
ISAAC HEIItSOIIIS
A t• to 0 rrie
FTICE—East sideof the publicsquare
ersport,-Pa. By special arrange
•. nt the profes=fenal services of S. P.'
JuaNSON, Esq., may . be engaged through
him; in all cabe3 in which he is aot
previously concerned.
N. B. All clpirns - due and payab.e.ro
the undersigqed,personally and pores
signally, may be found in the hands of
-lss4c BEivsoN,Esr{:, for adjustment. •
,S, P. YptiNsoN. ,
March 3,18 , 15. tf
• JOHN Sr MUM; '
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,4ill
attend the several Courts in Potter and
ArKean crinties. Al! business entrust
ed to his care, will r::ceive prompt
at
tention... )
Office on Main Steeet,--qaposite' the
Cdurt House, Coudersport, Pa.
.ARTHVB, U. 014 TESTED,
Attorney and. Counsellor at Law, will
attend to all ".business entrusted to his
care, with promptness tuld fidelity.
Office over W. T. Jones: Si Brother's
store, Main Street, Cquderspart,
Mar:11.21, - 1851. trt3, n 44, ••
: L. F. glapnard, -
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
COUDERSPORT; PA. •
Officeorth of the Court House
kuare, at "The People's Cash Store,"
up stairs. . , 3-47 tr.
C. W. ELLIS,-
Attorney at Law, Coudersport, Potter
County, Pa. Jan. 18, 1850.
r. W. KNOX
Attorney at Law, Coudersport, -Pa.
will . regularly attend the Courts in Tip
p, Potter, and Wliean Counties.
(dice—over W. T. Jones' Store.
Feb. '2%4851.. ..e va n4O.
A. P. CONE,
Attorney at Law, Wellsboronh, Tioga
C6unty Pa. Will tegularly 'attend
the Courts in - Potter ecionty,.
June 3, 1848. tf
LAND AGENCY.
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 that maybe
entrusted to him.
. JOHN S. MANN.
H. 0. HEATH,
lyacian and Surge!
P on,
• GOUDERSPORT,, PA.
• Will attend to all calls fdrprofessiona,
assistance, with promptness and fidelity
Plfice—Ori IVest side of Main street,
first door above Jno. S. Mann's store. -
April .11, 1851.. 3-47. tf.
T. p. T !APR /
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Dye Stull, Paints, Oils; Xarnishee., Brushes,
Lumps, Window Glass, Groceries, Wino!
and Liquors for 'Medicinal Purposes,
itso,
HOOKS, STaTIONERP,
Wall and Window raper, Gild 'and Steel
Pens', Fine• Cutlery; and a GonethlAssortment ,
of Fancy Articles. •
Place of business, first doer al pve Smillf&
Jones' store.
. 1 0ouder$pori, April 29., 1053
G. 11. lIIINEiISi. CO:,
OLEAN, N . Y . ,. . .
4• • Dealers in Fine Jewelry,
Chicks,
Watches, tiiiver
` l .'T"` Ware , , Musical Instruments, Hair Uils
and Perfumery:Cut:kin Pistols, Yankee fio
tiOrs:Viedin Strings, Toys for Children, and a
aeneral AssortNent of Fancy Patois,
Particular attention paid to repairing
Watches and Jewelry. .. 67ff
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
.„.
It. GAGE, M. D •
W Q n± e l eetluil frl 11.
zes of iouerspoti4PotteroUVl3,
.that he,has located peratantly-urnonvitiern
and will :attend promptly to all calls irrthe
lirie:of Ihis: profession. -
Office—T. B.
tor TYleee 'Drug tad:V*k
Hon,,enc! . way .Ikp found at rgl)t. I I's
Hotel. ' • • " '"" • ' '.• 66y •
_ . .
PERSONS µl)ont to built or reilair,%Cill find
a colter' eta atock of Window Sash; Glass; Purity,
I'a:bits4W Oils, for sale at fair prices + '
T. D. TYLER•
etiro (I 4. N . • ' , 1 7-7- I` ,
4. •
ti: .!PefgAirf
citbliketalnakpr , • •& , :frphoisterer
..,..., 1. , f'..: ,' 6 l!• 1 4:T 88 Pg 313 7. 'l' 4 f , 1:1; i ::.;,' -.• _
Pll74ilf WilLexteute all orders ie hie lite.of
r huffiness with neatnesimiuldespatth,
dee of business—the , Blauurfictory:fortaerly,
p weed T.:by ,, G. -19.. 8 treitg..—two t sitslobs: above
Win. Crosby's dwelling.•. . • ..i.k, ~. • :' l .
Having inippared- die • brrilding 'and ina
.chinery, and einigoyed. good. workmen. he is
prepared,ta do work us. well as the hest; and
cu short niitice. i.i 1 ,6-3otf
. .
JOHN REOKROW
ilarriagn and Slel4ll-3daker,
THE subicriber respectfully gives, no:
tice that he is prepared to do all) the
businez§ . in the ahove,line; at, the sltort
est*titotiee, at.. his neiv - shop,.tiyo . doors
west, of the coudersport }jowl:
MILLPORT 110 TEL•
THE subscriber • would- re-
E g spectfully inform the public
*.M.I a and traveling, community, tha
-° z" he has fitted up a hpuse .and
stabling, for the accornmoJation of strangers
and travelers, at "
Millport, POttex Co.,
• .Pa.,
and hopes by prompt and careful attention
to business, to merit and receive a Itbera
share of patronage. HARRY LYMAN.
_Millport, Aug. 15, 1851. Iptf
NEW -GOODS FOR .THE
• FALL :TIRADE.
HOYT& LEWIS
ould respectfully inform the inhabit-
VI. ants of Wellsville and vicinity that
they are now receiving a fresh and beauti
ful assortment of .GOODS, which will be
sold .3s-cheap:as the cheapest. We would
also return our heart-felt thanks to our.old
Customers for their patronage and wouitl - be
glad to show! them any Goods - whiele we
tram and will try to save•thern at least 10
per•pont by calling and examining our
STOCK OF GOODS. •
. .
We do not wish to make a great display
to vain custorm'but by taking ft straightfor
ward cotirie.We_will endeavorAo gain the
respect and; confidence • of our Friends
and Customers. Please call and , ex
amine:ow t001.r.,' No charge for showing
Goods.
_
Flour and Salt also tin band of superior
quality and warranted.
HOYT & LEWI•S. •
Wellsville N, Y. Sept. 24, 1852, 4 2211
BLACKS.MITHING,
N.N ELLS & iIITCHCOCK would in
...ltfortnthe eublic that they still carry pn
the BLACKSMITIIING BUSINESS,.: at
their New Shop in the Uoro' of Coudepport,
where they .are prepared to execute ALL
KINDS OF WORK in their line,with neat
ness and digpatch.
A Olaro ,of pui,lie paironave is soliidted.
N.:8.-All ,Persons indebted to am 6 5 ,
note or account, wilt cell and settle.the
same immediately. if they desire to save
h2ly BENJ. REN.NELLS.
".. 4
:B. GOODSELL,
'FIRE ARMS ruanufactured'and re
paired at-his shop; East of the Bridge
Coudersport, Potter county, Penn&
March 3, 1848, if
i •
roudersport Academy. ,
il-HE-Trustees have the pleasure tojin
j._ pounce ttat they have, succeeded,' in
procuring the services of 'Mr. J.. BLOOM
INGDAL E, front .V. aces. county, N..Y., to
take charge of the Academy. 'From his
long experience as - a. Teacher, - and his
.eminenesuctess heretofore, we have .every
reason to hope that our Academy IA ill be
established .on a permanent footing,,.l We
cheerfully recommend the Institution to the
fostering care of the public.
The Winter. Term will commence on
Wednesday, the 18th of January, 1853, and
continue eleven weeks.
, Terms.
Elementary branches—Orthography,
Geography, Arithmetic, &c........ 52,25
Higher'Arithmetic, First lessons in
Algebra, arid Grammar,
Higher English • branches, Algebra,
Philosophy, t,d., >
Higher 3i)..atheitiatics, Latin, tie - ek,
and • Prenchjanguages '. : ...It - 6.25
•Instructioe•on the,Piano.F.orte, extto, 10600
;Use of.,instrument,.....„. 3,00
Vocal mtisicA'ree of 'charge. .
It is desired that Students for next term
should ntake - applination by the Ist OfJar. , ;
nary. • .. • -, , - , -
The Trustees never before have .felt en
equal degree of confidence in-recommendint
this institution to a discerning public. - The
snccess of the paSt term has rnore than jos
tifien their expectations. . Mr. Bloomingdale
has proved himself to be an experienced,
energetic, and efficient teacher; and, with
• him at the' head, they can, with 'the utmost
assurance,..prediet ,tliat the Academy will
glpedily . become, preeminently, one of -the
best and most successful institutions of the
kind'in Pennsylvania or New,York. . : , •
Rooms in the :Institution may be .had at
reasonable' oharggs,'on , application to the
Principal: , `e
Paymiiit" of Tuition 'to be made to the
'Principal en entering the sch6ol.•
...., „11. LI. DeNT, Presideut" ' .
' 'lll6mAs rt. Tyr.r.n., b'eeretary,' . .
Ilesnr -J. (.4.msxzoryreasnrer„,
F. L. Jot,=.s, : 4
CHAS.' Lt..ts, Trustees.' ,. '
G. G. Ctkvis - • Mt'
5.19t1
DATENT gat Is;l3ed_ Co? Ntsi
Horse-Cords,Limy, carry combs, bored
brushes, to be auld at ,
- • ' ; , 1 •
gitinit i taiM
t- •',-, •-;
I ..,itt s • - - - „ i,..„,it ,
• i f heidialie liberty to inforin . t peo.
..,...,
pie of Coudersport arid' P;tctii ` Val
that lam still . at MY Ne - an, oppo
sieVtlie'Ntirtli•side of the Public Square,
where maybe fp,und;gROQ..EI2IES of
all kindilcohalaitly - oWliai-c.l,ivith many
addltibinEthereto ; teach ai , Prugs.,-Med
-cinaalyeAlutls, Stationery, Yatikee No
-tionSi Perfumery, Toilet.Soap,Jfwelry
r40c.,...1?g4es many.
,artic!ps that I have
never kep t oefo e t nu — erons' -'-''
men
dm 'TIM-Ladies, its veil as .Gentk
mea,-arellvspectfullYlivited to call and
examine,; 'and if roan's suit :yo y a6.:10
1 prices,without your going to,Y,ort: State
prSa"aiinhei plac e, , then I will, acknewl
edge 'that' I'tnn't Sell cheap • ehdugh ;
•but I Will not give up until you have
called and examined for youselves,which,
again, yotuarejfivi r ted. to do. My motto
is; Ihe•nitnble sixpence in preference,to
the 40111 Ahilling. . 1 '
:a/till:Rids of country Prottude,' Aitken
in exchtqigii for goods. utter, Laid,
_„.
Eggs, Rags, County Order Shingles,
and cash not refhsed.for goods. r
Gaciett i rEs, . . -
. , ! • Tea; su g .;,
.. l cofref.,'SPices.Rdeiativi ' • '
tinter, bliistard,dTobacio 'Snug. -
'..: Nutmegs; Mice,Clovel4; Confectionery ,
gill :a few 14:lies or Kihboa Wild :Cherry
; and Blocs! Root Cough Candy, . and .
• , 'Llillard's, superior Gum Drops. .
pru.geMedicines, ,
:. ,Pairat Medicines
' Oils, Spirits of Turpenline,
Crunphine, - Corning 'Fluid, Soap, Candles ,
Cloth; Teeth &-. I:Slacking Breshea,Blacking
= 1 Miscellaneous.
Cap, LOtter end Note Paper; all kinds of
Surtitmery, Steel Pen Holders, ' , Wafers,
Sealing Wax, Sand, Ink, Pocket 'Books
envelopes, Visitingeards,Jevrelry.Fine Co
lery, and.;a. varisty of Fancy Aiucles, to
gether with Silk Thread etc. ec.t
D. W. SPENCER.
JUST. weivetla quantity of khat Splen
did Pommada Pitilaconie—ala Resa.—
The purest - and u'ost perfect article for the
giowth and preseivittion of the hair: IVar
rained Genuine beef's Marrow. • For sale a
D. W. SPENCER'S
r p ol e a r sees. that is
D. IP.
, a , t 3-6
gallon at •Eh.
such as sperm, tallow, for
dale ar.
D. W. SPENCER'S
.
110 D Liyer,Qil, Litkiontriptic, and navy
JotheipopuLti naediciocis for sale by
D. W. SPENL,EII..
"Halloo ! Halloo ! Halloo !
CIPENCER is town ! Mountains of
01.1 EA WV MA DE CLOTHING ler almost
nothing. have bought this coat, this vest,
and these pauts,,--"aint broke e Cher!
rah ! All the boys shall have one of spen
cers'euath! Hurrah ! But, 'to bib . . candid,
friends, there's nothing like it in all the
country. Just go over there, and for e
little o notning.he'll sell ye a " rig" that,
though ye'r the bigest rascal aboveground,
will. make ye.fair as a priest tb loi.k at—
thou,t;ll ye 'haint a cent. in ye a r pockets, folks
• vfql bow 414 scrape to ye as though ye
were millionaires, and "real gentLoi•ms."
"Fashion! • (heal thing ! Better dead than
out of it—mane an honest fellow has been
cnt",h . ecause of the cut of his coat ;
but *no danger if ye buy of Spencer, Ilia
gtoths nrp just the fashion."
The - siihscriber Min Just received a large•
stock of Ready made clothing, of the latest
style, and hest quality, which he offers fot
sale on the most tesonable terms..
• D. W. SPENCER. .1
firjARRISON'S INK for Alatkinz Cloth,
I I Toilet Soap &c, at SPENCER'.i.
13ULVERISED CORN SPARPH for
food far sale at D; W SP EN C ER'S.
AT it AZiN EXTRACT for the .
L.01....*- the most noted and best article of
the kind in use, also Extracts for flavoring
all to bp had at SPENGEWS.
A LARGE qtiantity of Colount, hair
InVi l intator, 'Tooth Powders for sale at
. D; W. SPENCER'S.
CODA, Cream Tartar, Magneaia, Allam,
Cltallt, Salts, and C.:be for sale at
SPENCE'II'S Grocery Store
NEST ARRIVAL OF DRUGS
.1-1 AND MEDICINES al
. . _ .
i.
- -- •
E W arrival of HATS and CAPS for the
111 Winter Trade. at: SP ENCI'II'S.
CICOI'EL and Coach varnish can he had
)at SPENCER'S on very reasonahie
terins.
VEW _arrival of Groceries and Fish at
1 1 1 SPENCER'S.
Eni
GENTLEM EN. now is the time to for
. nish yourselves with Under-Shirts,
Drawers, Overcoats, and almost, everything
in the Clothing, Line on the most reasonable
terms, at - - SPENC.FII.IB.
EEO
o the dottbful minded people, whether
Speneer.has got all the articles he ad
-I,7er tises, will guarantee
; all of, and a thousacal times.more. If
yoaidiin't .believe . it, calf in some day and I
mai .show you. D. W. S.
. .
' Lins'
eetl.oll, ect
' fur sa!e at SPENCEIV,tS.'.
.011':of Tar, Merchant's Gargling Oil, to
be had at - SPENCER S.
111ANICE 10,1, - by - at•VV. Spencer; from - one
to iviollidusaid dollars in empty Or
deny ap the face. . • ,
LYon's" lit4thpic o on, Tticoperas, In'
vigorator, and other - excellent prepara
tions foi clegn'Sing and beautifyinff the Flair
for pie ' W • ,PLNCES
DLU 0 .T.O RAMO—Flue Co, Chewing,
amt 6gtokixtV. by lhe viand, at'
SPEN CER'S.
lairtielt WHEAT 'FLO UR' at ":
- D: W, SF'ENCER'S.
.
SlainiT And; ; A. 13.04 - at ..lower..figutes
than down town, at SPENCER'S.
-- Cp per and '.Vl :
Ori 'the 73. (45:141,111
the Cour! House Square. ,
HE subscriber keeps etnittantly
a . good NVotkma,tl who will,•at ap r tiary.
at en d toMaking.or mending, 'StOre. pipe
- of VII kinds' bn hand, or•madeloerderl':•Wo
assortment of the hest styles of
cOOKING, PARLOR. & BOk:sTQy A s
kept constantly on hand. Tin and Copph
,iva„Te. AlsoiSitti Paits:of the - / largest add
best styles formegar making, all „of .I,,bi c h
trill be Bola, low. clao aria all, pl ase call
;and examine 'for'yOuraeives; 'arid you 'lsbell
he furnished. as low as in: Western„-Warr
YOrk, at ,Wholesale or retail. •
-JAINI,ES W. SMITH.'
Gendersport, Fe. lbfr, 1853. --541tf.
Pure -Pill— Important !SEqr'
yers and Machinists.
rin,
.111 S article ~ will be furnished by
the, barrel or gallon, warranted
rieitherb'moke nor gum up.' Pbr
`chasers'ivill tial !t an object . to, get my'
prices ' , before they .supply .t ben:l4ogs
elsewhere. • -
Wellsville.
ULF:ACHED Elephant- Oil n
- 11 -J I P periot aitiele 'to Whale. Oil--4110
Lamps, or Machinery, . ! .
- T. L. SMITH:,,
ARD.OII4 for s sale at.the.
Hardware Store.. T.
. .
ILL . SA WS. Shingle - Sais,'Siding
:Saws,Lnth Saws,C ross Cur, Tenon,
Pitt, Drag Satvi,Hund Sa‘i's, Key Hole,
Wood Saws, furnished of any
,st‘trukr
factory, to suit the purchaser.
Wellsville. * • T. L. SMITIL.
11 . 11LES.-1 sell an article which is
J IU superior' for durability and execution
to any English File in market. •
-_3. L. SMITE [
CORDAGE.—hope—all sixes—from
1; -inch Cable to a skein or sadt:lleea
silk. (Wellsville.). T: L. STITII.
AffACHINB BELTES“3.—.I:',I4.pt
1"- 11 - ulcanizea, Rubber . Riveted.
Leaher Belts ; a large stock of al! sizes,
on hand. (Wellsville.) T. L..smrru..
MARLIN ROPE for sale by -
T. L.. SMITH; Wellsvilie:
rip EAKLE BLOCKS--At the Wel4l
- Hardware Store.
E .\11) and RubtierPaclii.v, Lacing
Leather,Coppth• Rivets, Belt Pui!cti,
es, 3t (Wellsville) T. L. SMITH'S. -
EEL> BUChWllEti'fr Faiefp at the
OCoudersputi by,
CIIITTENpES:
AltliEß Mill Nails.-13u,ilderi wi I
find these Nails a more taper shape,
,‘
tougher iron, and superior in every re
spect to any•other Nail in market.
Wellsville, T. L. SMITH.
A Full supply for sale low at
'l'Y LEWES.
.Ferpetuat,e Family Fapeq,•.•
ALI. Who desire to do so should riotlong
tieiny going to - CASEY'S DAGVFAIREAM
U.9.C.r.itY. Thu subscriber is Weet:ly 010.14,4_
cing beautiful- miniature portraits in Ilia
•rnost pleasing style snit `the at most reason-•
ab!e prices. - A pleasant room is epenignil .
every or is, welcome to call •and - examine.
:specimens whi.never they choose. Those
who wish to .be sure 'of a sitiingshOuld 'no;
come iate in„the day.
JUST RECEIVED —a new and splendid
to of cooking and Parlor STovEs at
631 f J. W.
.r 7. INC AND MINERAL PAINTS,
Ar-- 4 with direciioos for using,. at
MIWICE a week froth New York new
goods are,received
D. W. SPENCEU.S
Your Attention is Solited to
tl?,e following, for a moicment.
ritllbr - Fartnersliti, forme7ly exising hes
tavern c.s . noth and A. F. Jones, in the
mercantile business to Coudersport, is th.i.g.
day dissolved;hy mutual consent, and the
bitilless will be carried on in future by C.
Smith. at the saute place lately occupied by
the said Smith 4.; Jones, vir.;..ou tbe 4n*
of Main and Second streets, Coudersport,
next door to Tyler's Drug and Book Store.
N. 11....;41.1s requested that those wM are
indebted to archaic firm of Smith &: Junes,
will make paytne:nt to C: Smith witlwiut
delay, as he intends to pay 'he demandi
against said firm as soon as pos,iblei .
COLLINS SMITH,
A. F. JONES.
dec3o 336 t
. A NEW supply ol Fluid and Cam
phine Lamps—some new and beautiful
patterns just received acid for bale low.at:'
TYLER'S.
. _
• ",
Notice,
Governor of the State of New York,
.1 has appoiuten , the subscriber a com
missioner for the State of New York. to
take fire - acknowledgment of Deeds and
other instruments; and to' administer oattis
pursuant,tu an , act 'cif the Legislature of said
State: "" ISAAC BENSON.
Coudereport, Dee.' 12, 1851. Ott
T. L. SNIITEI
Rc adelny Text Rook
Gallery open only on Sqiurdayir.
6-36tf • . J. W. CASEY
T. B. TYLER'S..
532t1
T.'L.
Mos , . 21th,, 1453.
Wanted: , •
iiINS, or HIDES, for which Boots and
Shoes mill he exchanged, rind some teal!
witi, POd-_ "• . CROSBY:
lice of business, one
: door North Of
Johnson's Store. 0 39ir
CIOUI'PY ORDERS, recei v,lrd , at-par
.
‘-iat TYLER'S.