I
Goodrichi Upham; ihntworth
Rhode Island—Thos. Davis, Tura
ton.-2
•• Connecticut—Belcher, Pratt, Bey-
Vermont—Neacham, Sabin, Tracy-3.
New-York—Bennett, Chase, Carpen
ter, Cutting. Fenton, Flagler, Hastings.
ilaven,Hu ghes,Jones,/ilattison,Mou rice,
Morgan, Murray, Wm. M. Oliver, Peck,
Peckhatn,Bishop Perkins,Pringle,Sage,
Simmons, GERRET Smmr,'Jobn J. Tay
lor, Walbridge, Westkrook,W heeler-26.
New Jersey—Lilly,Pennington,Skel
ton, Vail--• 4.
Pennsylvania—l:ham/kr, Curtis, Dick,
Everhart, Gamble, Grow, heater, Mc-
Cu/loch, illiddlesworth, David Ritche,
Russel, Straub, Trout. Witte-14.
Ohio—Ball. Bliss, Campbell, Cortfin,
Edgarton, Ellison, Gnaw Nos, Green,
Aaron Harlan, Harrison, Johnson,Nich
ols, Thos. Ritche, Andrew Stuart, John
L. Taylor, WA DE 14.
Indiana—Chamberlain, Eddy, An
drew J. Harlan, Lank., Mace, Parker-6.
Illinois—Bisset, 'Knox, Notion, E. B.
WaAhburn, John Werkworth, rates-6,
Michigan—Noble, H. \ L. Stevens- 4 2.,
Wisconsin—Eastman, Macy, )Veils-3.'
SOUTHERN STATES.
Tennessee—Bugg, Cullom, Ether
idge-3. Alarylancl—Franklin. Lou
isiana-T. G. Hunt. North Carolina
..--Puryear. Kentucky—R. 11. Stanton.
Missouri—THOMAS H. BENTON.
Total 109 :.clpsified as follows :
Whigs (in Pat) from Free States 44:
Do. from Slavel States 6. Democrats
from Free Slates, 5.4: Slave ditto, 2.
Free &Hers proper from Free States,
(in SMALL. oars) 4.
NAYS.
Maine—McDonald. New-Hampshire—
Hibbard. Connecticut—ln , !eroll. Ver
mont, none. Rhode Island, none. Mas
nchusetts, none. New York—Mike
Walsh. New Jersey, none. Pennsyl-
Nania—Dawson. Florence, J. Glancy,
Jones, Kurtz, McNair Packer, Robbins,
Hendrick B. Wright---9. Ohio—Dis
ney, Lindsley, Olds, Shannon---4. In
diana—John G. Davis,Dunham, English,
Hendricks, Smith Milier---5. Illinois—
Jas. Allen, Willis Allen, Richardson-3.
Michigan—Clark._ lowa—Henn. Wis
consin, none. California--Latham, Mc-
[Total from Free States, 2S--not one
Whig.]
• behtware—Riddle.
Maryland—fiamilton, Shower, Van-
cant---3
Virginia—Thos. H. Bayly, Bockock,
Caskie, Faulkner. (code, Kidwell, Lur
cher, McMullen, Powell, Wm. Smith-11.
North Carolina---Ashe, Clingnian,
Craige, Kerr, Rogers, Ruffin, Shats--7.
South Carolina—Aiken, Boyce, Brooks,
Keiu, McQueen, Orr---6.
Georgia---Chastain, Colquiit, Dent,
Reese, Ennes L. Seward---5.
Alabama—Abercombie, Cobb, Dow
dell, Sampson W. Harris, Houston, Phil
lips, Wm. R. Smith.
Mississippi---Barksiale, Wiley. P.
Harris, Singleton, Daniel B. Wright---4,
Louisiana—Roland Jones, Perkins-2.
• Kentucky-- Brecki n ridge, Cox, Elliot,
Ewing, Gray, Hill,
Tennessee—Churchwk:ll, George W.
Jones,•lteady, Sam. A. Smith, Fred. F,
Stanton,Zollicoffer--6.
Missouri—Caruthers, John G. Miller:
Ifforikai Oliver Phelps-4.
A rka nsas —Green wood, Warren--2.
Flora da—Ma xw ell.
Texas-Geo. W. Smyth e.
'Total from SI the States 67, of whom 10
(in. NI.) are said to have supported Gen.
Seco. for President. Messr:i. Abercrom
bie of Ala. and Rees of G.t.• were also
formerly ‘V higs, but opposed Gen. Scott
in ISSZ.
ABSENT, OR NOT VOTING
New-England States, None. New-
York—Cutnminge, Tweed, Walker,
Dean. Rowe, Lyon -6. Pennsylvania
—Bridges, Drum, How--3. Ohio—
Snapp-•-1. Indisna.—None. Illinois
—None. Michigan—David Stuart
Wisconsin.—None. lowa--- Cook,
California•--None. - -
• Total from Free States-13
Maryland---May, Sollers-- 2.
ginia— Edrnunson, Snodgrass-2. Geor
gia—D. J. Bailey, liillyer, A. H. Ste,
phens, Mississippi--W. S. Barry. Lou
isiania---Dunbir. Missouri—Lindley,
Lamb. Kentucky—Chrisman, [Boyd,
(Speaker.) silent.] Tennessee-- 'rhos.
.Barry. [One vacancy.] Texas---Bell.
Absent from Slave States, 16 ; in all,
29.
—"The snake," it will
. be seen, is
scotched, not " killed." We cannot ex
pect any such vote from this State on the
Main Question, nor may we calculate
with safety on the votes against the bill
of all the Southern Members who have
voted it into Committee ; while the ab
sentees, if present and voting, would .
weigh heavily against us. But the mon
ster has received a staggering blow,which
can and must be followed up wiga ener
gy till ;he last breath is beaten out of his
carcass. Let public Meetings be multi
plied'on every side, and memorials flow
intoOongress from every quarter. The
bill cannot be got out of Committee under
four weeks;and meantime Connectict
and Rhode Island will speak otit. Let
no muscle be relaxed until the last ves
tige of danger is dissipated—until ihe
last demagogue is convinced that to at
tempt to break compacts for the benefit
of Slavery, and turn over to Bondage an
empire long consecrated to Freedom, is
very far off the road to the Presidency.
One-month more of effort, acrd the tri
umph will be complete!—N.Y.Tribune.
~It takes two to make a fight. Re
member this and never becameparty.
IF you wish a hog' to go ahead, don't
twist his tail, but throw brickbats at his
nose. Shakspear, thou reasoneth well.
LIST FtZQUEST.)
MARRIED,
In Ce es, on the liith inst., by Rev. Wm.
Leak, Mr. BAkTeN 1101,1.1 r, of Portage, to
Miss HELEN BEE, of Ceres.
The Bee tint Itli the par nt hive,
Lit on th t fro/ y bough ;
The LEAK, warn ed by the genial lire,
Adminielered the vow.
But every day, to morrow bath,
We hop that this may be ;
And honey h. es may warm the pith
Of this same Bully tree.
DIED,
At her residence in Abbot Township, this
county, on thef..'4th iust , JEAN CoswAY,
wife of Witaws CosivAr, in the 64th year
of her age. '
List of Causes.
MAY TERM, 18.54.
Chester I...Corsaw vs. Jackson Township.
James C. Curtis vs. Versel Dickinson.
John. M. Lamberton vs. James IL Wright.
Benjamin Cucr VS. Lyman Bennett.
A. J. Rose et. al., heirs vs. J. Wiederich, Hen
at law of John Bose, ry Yentzer, and
deceased, Peter Yentzer.
Thomas Rees, vs. Frank L. Jones.
Eleazer Harman vs. P. B. Dedrick, et. al.
Joseph Coleman V& P. 13. Dedrick, et. at.
Chester L. Carsaw Vs. Jackson Township.
James Ayres, vs. James Bartron.
A. F. Cressy Vs. L. D. Williams.
Bingham school dis. vs. C. C. Crutn, Execu
tor of P. Hawley,
deceased.
vs. Nathan Brown and
Dimon Bell.
Win. T. Jones & Bro. vs. Julius Baker.
Wm. T. Jones & Bro. Vs. Edmund Alvord.
T. J. Burdic vs. Charles Steele.
%VIII. T. Jones & Bro. vs. Charles I'. Cool.
William Cnrson vs. Chas. W. Johnson.
V. 0. Spencer vs. Nathan Woodcock.
IT. J. OLMSTED, Protley.
PROTHONOTARY'S OSEICH,
Coudersport• March 31, 1854.
Sobieski Ross
THE JOURNAL BOOK STORE
OFFERS to the public a collection 'of
I , —/SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind called.
for in this community—reading nmtter for
every taste—the works of time-honored and
standard authors, With those of progressive
and inquiring writers of almost every school
of thought and investigation, and un terms
which no purchaser will regret.
Amon' our works of History are— •
11dd - roll's Culled States,
Winthrop's New-England—new edition,
Prescott's Conquest of Mexico,
'• " Peru,
Macauley's England,
Dickens Child's History of England,
JosePhuS—Rol lin,
Goodrich's History of England, France, and
the United States.
Law Books of the best and most useful kind,
Layard's Nineveh and Babylon,
• Nineveli and its ttemains.
Lye Geology. Agriculture, and Chemistry
Sillinues, Taylor's, and Bartlett's Travels
in Eu rope,
Lives of Pr. Judson and Lis three wives,
Lives of Ladt• Jane Gray and Margaret
Fuller Ossohi,
Poems of Goldsmith, Gray. Cook, add others,
Griswold's Poets and I'oetry• of England, ' •
••
America,
Read's Female Poets,. Tennyson's '4i Me-
moriam, Tasso, Ossian, etc.,
Fern Leavt s and Little Ferns,
Ileperion—Witle, Wide IVorld—Queechy,
Eldorado—Czar and Sultan,
Insurrection in China,
Temperance Tales—Mapleton, -
Life of Isaac T. Hopper, and other work■
fly L. Maria Chile!,
A large variety of Books for Children, both
anmsing and instructive, -
Works of Theodore Parker,
Wkitings of Jefferson,
Milton's Prose, -
IVorks of E. Oakes •
Hydropathic Cook Book,
Cookery as it Should Be,
Water Cure Manual,
Ilydropathic Encyclopedia,
Dome for All—new method of building,
The Funnily Dentist, anttother publications
of Fowitrs & Wells. New-York.
Albums, Drawing Books, and paper.
Mac Lauren's series of Copy Books. .
Various kinds Of Letter and Note Paper.
Cardi; Envelopes, Waters, and Wax..
'Water Colors, Diaries, Pencils. etc.
Temperance Tracts. llot Corn Tracts.
IYuman's Bight to Pre!), a sermon by Rev.
Luther Lee.
ThOtoct Christian Use of the Sunday, et .
sermon by 'Rev. Theodore Parker.
Lectures by Kossuth, Greeley, Seward, and
others. M. - vv. MANN.
Counraksvoni, Pa., Dec. 30, 1853. 6.331 f
Coudersport Adademy,
r lIIE spring term of this irstitution will
j_ commence on IVednesday, April 19,
1854, and Continue eleven weeks. •
Eiril
Terms.
Elementary branches—Ot thography,
Geography, Arithmetic, &c.... $2.25
Higher Arithmetic, First lessons in
Algebra, and Grammar,
Higher English branches, Algebra,
Philosophy, &c.,
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek.
and French languages, .. . 6.25
Instruction on the Piano Forte, extra, 10.00
Use of instrument .. .... 3.00
Vocal music free of charge.
N. B.—Prepayment of all bills will be
strictly required.
BLOOMI NG DALE,
Principal.
The q derstgned, Trustees of the Cou
dersport 1 cademy, are moved by a sense of
official and personal duty to invite the at
tention of the Public--of parents in partic
ular, to the rising and useful character of
this Institution 01 Learning. When invited,
a little mole than a half-year ago, to the
superintendence - of its affairs, we found it
depressed and still declining. We requested
Mr. J. BLOOMINGDALE to become Its 'Princi
pal Teacher, - and entrusted its organization
and other most onerous affairs to his discre
tion and management.- Experience has
proved him to bo faithful, efficient, and
practical--just such an instructor as this
community need. The number of pupils
in the school Is now over sixty. - We refer
to Mr. Bloomingdale's advertisement for
information as to the terms and conditions
on which pupils ' re admitted, and for other
facts of interest; and recommend - the insti
tution to the patronage of the people.
H. H. Darr, President,.
Tuogas B. TYLER, Secretary. -
Hasa: J. OLMSTLD, Treasurer,
F. L. JONES,
Cuss. LIMAN, Trustees.
G. G. Cotris, 621
• Sale of Unseated Land,
voTicE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
agreeably•to an act. of Assembly, passed
the 13th day of March, 1815, entitled an act
to amend an act, diredting the mode'rof _selling
unseated lands for taxes, etc., and the several
supplements thereto, the following tracts of
unseated lauds in the-county of Potter will be
exposed to public sale or outcry, km all .ar
rearages of taxes, at the court-house in the
said county of Potter, on the second Monday
of June next. And also. certain tracts of
seated lands,. which are returned for unpaid
taxes, will be exposed to sale, at the time and
place aforesaid, agreeably to the act of April
29th, 1844. for the taxes due thereon, unless
previously paid.
Allegany township.
No. war'ut. Q'uty. Reputed owners. Amt. tax.
1849 29 S. I'. Lyman 382
1874 210 _ do - . 27 77
Abott township.
200 W. Williuk, et. al,
510 Ellen Mealing
Eulalia township.
700 W. D. Messer 29 39
245 C. A. White 14 69
50 James Bennett 3 00
990 Henry Drinker •44 54
990 -- do ' 41 59
112 . do 563
395 . Wm. McDougall 15 57
625 do 24 72
300 du ll 86
4669
5630
100 tulalia Goal Co. 600
200 • A. C • Smith 560
tive Wm. Willink & co. 247
100 L B. Cole • 330
Genesee township.
203 S. 'P. Lyman
Hebron township.
80 %V. 8 Switzer 8 33
400 J. M. Bassett 12 00
Hector township.
475 Z. Mallory .17 00
475 W. B.S. V. 31. Slaughter 45 60
Jackson township.
330 Joseph Davis 12 53
200 Wm. McDougall 7eo
200 . do 7 60
175 M. Boaretnnu - 6 68
200 A. C. Smith • 5 55
M. Hindman 1 37,
990 Win. Willink ds CO. 30 17
Oswayo township.
100 N. B. Laths _l3 GO
100 S. I'. Lyman . 13 40
44 do - 6 34
654 .do 94 16
400 do 43 20
204 do 29 38
100 do 14 40
250 do '36 00
650 do 93 60
970 m do 138 68
30 do 4 32
1000 do 144 00
300 do 43 20
- 'Pike township.
984 Chiater Robinson ISt 45
1408 587 do 108 30
Portage township. '
5434 c 1100 Geo. 11. Foster 33 85
5429 600 • do 15 00
5436 1100 do 33 83
5431 1028 P. Aborn 31 60
4620 1100 C. J. Anthony & Miner 27 50
4621 do -do
LIM
1599
1599
4631
3060
4678
4679
4693
467 4
3738
5866
1054
4622 do do do
4623 - do - do do
4624 do do do
.4625 - do do do
4626. do do do
4627 do do do
4628 do do do
4629 1038 do' 26 45
66 R. Webb • 89
550 . Sobieski Ross 742
150 A. IL Boyiugton 198
Roulette township.
697 S:domon Sartwell
200 Haven & Woodcock
Sharon township.
50 William Bell
415 P. B. Dedrick
0 do.
174 do
154 do
90 do
110 . do
125 do
24 do
Stewardson township.-
300 A. B. Reed
600 do
1094 Stewardson & Ellis
1100 Bernard Bailee
1062 Hermon Chapin
1081 Clark & Bunnell
1103 Oliver Watson
750 0. W. Ellis
700 E. B. Parker
881 - R. G. White
Sweden township.
697 Jacob Ridgway- -
47 J.M.' Hamilton
90 do
22 .do
2 R, C. McMurtrie
110 11. Y. Haydock
100 Christian Ceiler •
100 do •
50 do
87 John Kibly
70 George Kress .
53 A. P. Cone
52 do' '
495 Wm. Willink, et. al .
55 Marvin Hinchman
100 Milliard & Alter
25 do
100 dO
25 do
100 S. F. Willson
400 do
366 do
100 do,
137 do
107 William Willink
Filiation township,
990 T. J. Wharton 35 13
770 3l 86
495 Hannah M. .Wharton• 17 54
75 William 51d/ousel' 263
30 do 81
100 George Blackman . 355
100 Ives & Ellis 273
100 C. W. Ellis . 273
275 SamL Haven 749
ME
5895
5895
2194
58G7
5863
5359
5855
5878
5882
5359
2141
EEI
MI
SEATED LOTS RETURNED AS UNSEATED.
Homer township.
100 Merrick Jackson 1 35
85 Luther Read 1 119
Sweden township.
50 Washington Haskin 258
50 Deraites Ayres 50
100 Nathhniel Perkins 6'30
50 D. F. Ellsworth 50
95d Bingham estate 12 00
71 J. M. Hamilton 350
122 P. Daggart 647
115 John Roberts 109
99 Wm. H. Benson 555
150 SotomonSoyder, Jr. 278
100 Johnson Chase •2 50
100 John Keating 10 51
106 Warren Sherwood '4 61
70 E. M. Carpenter 70
200 Nathan Woodcock 390
5.0 Luther Read -1 . 20
TO Almond Roseman 197
Hebron totonahip.
1104 210 T. Olcott
1211
1213
1214
1292
1657
150 do
1059 do
699 do
352 do
122 do
2955 do
130. W. B.' Graves
120; Sheldon Bradley
185 Saml. Haven
50 1-Ifven &. White
275 Sala Stevens
50 Charles McNees
350 A. Lane & Nichols
50 C. W. Allen
148 Joseph Lent
73 8.. D. Dalbee
144' do
do
36 Sabra Bennett
65 Remy ,Baeon
82 Horace - Leet
205 R. B. Stanwood
Harrison township..
91 M. H. Abbey
- 35 Sarni.. Howe
75 Francis Cornish
97' Miles Thompson
74 Joseph Ginnings
50 Edward Ginning,
-60 Heitty Clark
;161 William Cobb
129 Marvin Stuart
50 Jeremiah Springer
50 Arnold Yarringtori
40 John'French
47 Robert Hunt
136 Elias York,
Eulalia township.
100 Eulalia•coal co.
64 Isaac King
50 _Abel Aldrich
89 Chauncey Blakslee
50 F. B. McNamara
56 J. C. Knox •
23 Jacob Reckhow
72 L.F. Maynard
64 Julies Sherwood
25 Blakslee & Haven
• 5' V. Dickinson
13 _ do
50 - do
28 do
10 do
.25 Mites Thompson
. 100 John Avery
100 William Meir
100 John Dana'
90 P. Delion -
100 A. York
100 John Torpor
100 8. Hulick -
100 D. Azpeck
• 129 Sam!. Barclay
70 Y.•S. Brehmer
Ulysses township..
60 E. Peasley
50 Jacob Jordan
132 H. Wharton
- 50 Thomas Raker
Pike township.
250 Moses Meeker.
50 W: liam Furman
76 Polly Ann Smith_
50 Lorenzo Ackley -
Clara township.
130 Samuel Haven
252 A. M. Benton
70 C. &I. Lyman
40 Ransom Sloat
' Jackson township.
50 'Daniel Sherwood 66
50 .1. Springer 661'
62 Lusher Slade , 80
50 J Vancuren 6bl
384 Reuben Herrington • 6 03 1
49 J. G. Russell 71 1 {
50 Israel Vancuren 651
Poring , I,, wrisfilP•
50 A. Smith = 65 I.
Bingham township .
215 Stephen and Jos. Hurd -65
50 John Sharp * -82
50 Turtillus Morris 82
50 Hezekiah Morris '65
50 Calvin Morris 15
60 Levi Annis 78
50 Mary Bennett. 1 13
Nathan Harvey 1 l 7 '
' 50 J. S. Kitnbal ' 7 65
79 Gornelius Lancaster _I 57
75 Martin Musto - 97
,
50 W. &A. Perry ' 65
60 James Vancuren 78 ,
Genesee township.
200 Silas Billings 900
- 50 Barney Danie:s 50
West Branch township.
50. Daniel Dewey 150
67 John Russell . 202
50 %Vm.*Robbins 65
50 S. Wetmore 65
50 George Sherman 81
Hector township.
50 'D. Wheeler • 92
130, George Young 2 55
• 7 50 D. '1 urner 76
100 Y. Mcßedner 88
Oswayo township.
50 T. Clark . 1 08
15 Chauncey Pierce 7 80
Nathaniel Squires .75
-10 G. W. Stiles 520
.55 Wm. Fuller - 105
50 Wm. Oliver • 65
Coudersport. • '
6 lots, Nos. 152, 153, 170, 171, 178, -
179, estate of J..Keating - - 3 64
1. 44 Susan Ayres • 32
16 John Baker 11
2 village lots E. W. Bishop 99
.t " C. B. Cotter 16
1 • " " .F. J. Caldwell 21
4' " " • Deroy Ellsworth 19
6 " Jerome Keating estate 89
5 " " John C. Knox • 145
4 " " Woodcock and Strait, 78
JOEL L. RAYMOND
Co.C
'Treasurer of Potter
Totr.koverat's OFFCE,
Coudersport, March 24, 1859.5 45.31
7 60
12 61
76 75
42 42
8 92
1 St
36 53
6 30
15 65
17 11
8 10
11 17
11 3G
2 16
APURE article of Soda, Cream of
Tartar, and Saleratus • will. always be
found at TYLER S
LS KATHAIRON and other
t preparations for cleansing and
iex O ce N„ :n
abcutifying the Ham, for sale at TYLE
PERSONS about to build dr repair, will find
a complete stock of Window Sash, Glass, Putty,
Paints and Oils, for sale at fair prices by •
T. B. TYLER." 7-
Magazines for March.
g,OU'ER, Godey, and Graham
jast received and for sale at 25 cents per
No.by TYLER.
Diafting Instruments,
Water. Colors, Drawing Paper, Pencils, and
Il nasties,just received . TYLER'S*
CC
Lewis Mann
Is again home. in the store opposite the
Ncrthenst corner of the public square,
and is receiving direct from New-York city
—not a mammoth stock" of winter goods,
Ent aufficrent to fill up the old store; which
goods are now otTered for inspection and
zeamination. He would therefore say to
-the old customers. Step in and see his as
sortment; and to the public generally, that
as his
. goods are for sale, he will be happy
to receive" calls."'
County Orders taken at Par
F .)R Goods at
THE LADIES wiII find at Mann's store
Galilee°, Washington, Merrimack, Phil
ip, Allen & Sons', and other choice varieties
of Prints, warranted by the subscriber ad
to fade.
MO
45
son
I 98
A1.1.-WO_OL Delaities at Mann's. Al
pacas, Paramettas, English sod French
Merinos at MANN'S.
G IN G HA s , lS—a good arsong A en r : j at
3 20
1 79
C . lLKS_and Dress Trimmings at
MANN'S
QHAWI.S.or varions patterns and quali.
ties—Ladies' and Children's Hoods. al
MANN'S.
2 03
CAMBRICS, Bishop Lawns, Vietotia
Lawns, Cap Lace,Vrape, Rus d'Muslin.
Siviss Muslin, Linnen Hdltis ' Embroidered
d 0., Muslin Edgings, Cotton du.. Linen dn,
Ladies' Collars, Wristlets, Undersleeves
Ladies' Skirts, do, Caps, to be Nina at
5 5G
. 18
• 52
3 05
65
2 80'
57
3 60
97
65
- • 78
,42
53
59
LARGE lot. of Hosiery at
•
- • MANN'S
•
IF you want warm Stockin g s for the
childerni you will find them at
MANN'S.
GAITEB. BOOTS, Buskins, and the
Ur - other vaiiety of Shoes, can be found at
MANN'S. '
52
1 05'
1 05•
1 05i
94 ,
1 05 ,
1 05:
1 )6;
l 105,
1 34i
• :79:
HATS,I caps, comforters, Wrappers
Drawers, Buck Gloves, do. Mittens,
Betlin-Lined Gloves, Carpet Bags, Satch
els,. Suspenders. Call. at
MANN'S STORE.
BOYS' and Youths' Boots at
MANN'S
S L IEEMIG; Shirting, Batts. and Cotton
Yarn at • . MANN'S.
QUGARS, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Ginger,
OPepper ' spice, starch, saleratus, Gen
stantly on hang at . MANN'S ST3RE.•
1 39
- I
d 2,
1.791
PLUG Tobacco, Fine-Gut do-, Chew
ing and Smoking it MANN'S.
79
8 7 9 4 7 1 ! '
1 25 1
I 301
you Want Axes, Hatchets, Ham
_Liners, mill saws, cross-cut do., Hand do.,
Chisels; Augurs, Auger Bits, Files of all kinds,
Steel Squares, Iron do., Try do., call at •
MANN'S.
TEWIS MANN keeps constantly on
(hand Shovels, Spades, manure Forks,
Fire jrons. 1 •
621
18 47
1 90
52
SLEIGH BELLS at
MANN'S STORE
LOCKS, Door Handles, Butts, Screws,
fLocks—all . sizes—Shne Nails. Finishing
(16., for-said at • LEWIS MANN'S.
- DOCKET KNIVES, Table do.
CALL AT MANN'S STORE.
LEWIS MANN has for Stile Shot,
Lead, Powder, Flasks, &c.
New Cash Grocery
AND
Provision Store
HITHER, YE .HUNGRY.
S. JONES takes this method to inform
.the people of Coudersport and the pub
lic generally, that he has just opened a
Grocery and Provision Store, where he will
keep constantly 'on hand eveeything in the
line of "eatables," and which he will sell
as reasonable as can be desired. The sub
statials' can he found here at all limes, such
as Flour and Pork,—while the appetites of
the most dainty can also be satisfied.—
Therefore, should -you wish for anything
of the kind, please call and examine be,-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and if he can
not satisfy, you, yourcase must be des
perate. You will always find a full
assortment of Groceries, consisting of Su
gars, Teas, Coffee, Saleralus, Spices, Gin
ger, Raisins, Candy, Crackers, Cranberries
Salmon, Codfish, Macktrel, Blue Fisb,
Rice, Molasses, Syrup, etc. Also, at all
times, Pork; Flour, Lard, Cheese, Butter,
(roll and lirkiuJSall, Hams, etc., etc.
Off- Grain and all other kinds of Produce
taken in exchange for goods at the cash
price. 6.33t1 C. S. JONES.
ASSOR I'ED Pickles In jars for sale by
C. S. JONES.
PICKLED CHERRIES at
C.S. JONES'
FRENCH MUS I'ARD, a new thing
entirely. for sale at - C. S. JONES'.
SACKS OF SALT at the
NEW PROVISION STORE.
• ANBERIES! CRANBERIESI by
%-lthe quart or bushel at
C. S. JONES'.
A Quantity of first rate CHEESE
"A-just received at C. S. JONES'.
CANDLES of al . inds—a ,new as
Vsortment at C. S. JONES'.
HAMS and Shoulders—a new supply
at the " NEW PROVISION STORE.
BUTTER and LARD of the best
quality at the
.NEW PROVISION STORE.
MACKEREL, Salmon, & Blue Fish
at ' C. S. JONES'.
SUPERIOR Sperm and Tallow Can•
I dles at C. C. Joan' PROVISION STORE.
INDIAN= Meat and Buckwheat con
stantly on hand at the"
• NEW PROVISION STORE. .
GRAlg,and Produce of all kinds ta
ken in . exchange for Goods at this
eoreb C. S. JONES.
Souni -the Tocsin
oinSTEDN --
ONE-PRICE STORE.
Cash and Ready-Pay,
64 Economy: 1$ the Mother -Of
THE subscriber would 'announce to the
public that he - has removed to a aew
store, next door north of J. W. Smith's
Stove and Tinware establishment, where
he has just opened a large week of good*
for the tall, and winter trade. The stock is
marked at the very lowest cash figures, and
at such prices as cannot fail to suit those
who study economy in buying. I intend to
.adhere to the one price system, believing
it to be the only fair mid honorable mode of
doing business: and by taking a straight
forward course, hope to receive a liberal
share of public patronage.
Produce taken of its cash Tuttle.
D. E. OLMSTED.
Nov. 4, 1853. 625
L. MANN'S
1 A DIES. are you in want of any Drvia
1.../Good9, Silks, Alpaca, De Limns, Ging
hints, Shawls, Bonnets, Shoes,
Lices, Edging, Collars, GWves, tee. You
f alittOt fail to be suited at OLMSTED'S
ONE•PEICE STORE.
IENTLEMEN; are you in want of thy
k_A Hats,. Caps, Cravats, Stocks, Gloves.
at•.? You will find a good assonment,
also a good assortment of Clothing, at the
• ONE PRICE SAME.
• A LL who are in want of GROCERIES, ,
Li_stich as Sugars, Molasses, Tea, Coffee,
it.ce, dr.C., will find them ut low prices at •.
• OLMSTED'S.
MANN'S
Tailoring: . •
r S HE N u bscri he r , having secured the set •
vices of a good workman,- ould call the
et entiom-of the public to his stock of Cloths: .
Cassimeres, and Vestings, which will be
made to order on short notice and warranted
to lit, or no sale.. To those who have be•
come dissaiisfied with buying slop-shop
ork, which may come to pieces before it
can be got home, he would say, Come, se
lect from my clothe, let Mr. Smith take
your measure, and ire will make you a good
fining, durable garment, and• warrant the
buttons, not to drop off within twenty-four
hours, with careful usagean.l at as low .
paces as can reasonably be expected. •
D. E. OLMSTED.
DED Bpreads, Table do., Jaquard
Towelling, Sheetings and Shirting',
cotton batta. cotton yarn, candlewick, at
OLMSTED'S.
S and Shoes, supposed to be
Bl
ur, at . ULNISTED'S.•
-- •
VERY good Black Silk to be bad at
$1 per yard, at OLMSTED'S'.
APOOR Silk Hat can be bought for
sl,so—a better one for $4.50, at
, _OLMSTED'S.
New Bolts at Tyler's.
Don Quixote—paper covers.
Iteveries of a Bachelor," and Fresh
Gleanings, by 1k Marvel.
Lectures to Young Men—ll. W. Beecher.
Englibh Humorists—W. M. Thackury.
Lougfellow's Poems- 7 -2 vols.
White, lied, and BlackL—Pulszky.
. Modern British Essays—Macaulay.
History of the Mormons.
• Young's Science of Government.
Great Truths by Great Authors,' •
Letters to Country Girls.
Lady Jane Grey—Bartlett.
Mary, Queen of Scots—Headley.
Isaac J. Hopper—L. Maria Child.
BL sides all the latest novels. . •
11 - 1 111 ES II Burning Fluid and .
Camphine at the
DRUG and BOOK-STORE.
Ht subscriber, baying let a little
T
nitre light" into his store, and otherwise
unproved it, respectfully invites the ladies and
gentlemen of Potter county to call and exams
incitis extensive stock of New Goods. Feel
ing flattered by a kind and generous reception,
tie will spare uo effort to merit a continuance
of patronage. [Oct. 7.) T. 13. TYLER.
URDERS (or all Magazines, Periodi
calg, Newspapers, or Books published in
this country, Umiakla,
.or Europe, promptly
T. R. TYLER.
A FEW pieces of new Music;
13._ Music procured to order: also, Tem•
lierallCC and other Tracts, or any periodicals
desired. ri" SCHOOL Boots constantly on
hand, with paper, pens, slates, and every thing
needed fur going to school.
6-331 f
To the Inhabitants of Couders
port and . Vioinity,
And Potter County Generally.
r 'IIE subscriber has just received a large
stock df
WINTER GOODS,
consisting of DRY . GOODS, FURS, HATB
and CAPS.
Ready-Made Clothing,
Groceyies,Hardware,
CROCKERY. Boon and SHOES, Brooms
WOODEN WARE.
A large stock of
DOMESTICS.
SCCWAS
•
Sheetirsgs, Drilling Cotton Yarn, and Bat
ting, and most kinds of Provisions,
kept constantly cin,hand, for cash.
All of which he wiil sell as low as the
lowest, for READY-PAY.
• Cash and moat kinds of Farmers' Pro.
duce taken in exchange fur Goode.
Knowing that one column of this sheet
is insufficient to enitinerate• every' article
separate which he keeps for sale, he hopes
that the above general catalogue will suffice.
Dec. 30, 1853. C. S5lll H.
ECKER'S Farina and Pulverized
JL.II-Coru Starch fur sale at TYLER'S. •
r. - 21_ W. STRONG can be foand at dm
kJ( • shop of Jas. M. Bassett, formerly
owned by himself, - where he will attend to
all calls - in his ' line' with promptness and
fidelity. 6-41 3nto
LL those wanting Sums Wase, such el
luge, Store-Pipe Crocks, Churns, gutter
and Preserve Pots, Pitchers, eta,
will 14
well to call at C. S. JONES', wh ere they
can be suited with any size or shape lib
sirablo.
Wealth: ,
'l'. 13. TYLER.
M. W. MANN
Stone Wail,.