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OfEERS:4O, the public a collection 'of
BoHOOI. BOOKS of every kind called
for in ,tjiis]lahmmunity—rcituling :matter :for
every taste—the works of time r honored . and
standard authors,. with those of progressive
and inquiring writers of almost every. ,achool
of-thought-and investigation, and un terms
which no purchaser will regret.
Atticmg our works of History are—
Hildreth's United States,
diVinthenes New-England—new edition,
Prescott a Conquest of Mexico,
" " Peru,
Aitesinley's England,
;Dieltens' Child s History of England,
Josephue—Rollin,
'Goodrich's History of England, France, and
• the United States.
JAW Books of the best and most useful kind,
Layard's Nineveh and Babylon,
t , 4 . Nineireh and its Semains.
Lyell's Geology, Agriculture, and Chemistry
Stillman's, Taylor's, and Bartlett's Travels
in Europe, .
Lives of Dr. Judson. and his three wives,
Lives of Lady Jane Gray and Margaret
Fuiler Ossoh, - • - ' •
Poems of Goldsmith, Gray; Cook, and others,
Griswold's Poets and Poetry of England,
At id di " America,
Read's Female Poets, Tennyson's In Me-
moriam, Tame, Ossian, etc.,
Fern Leaves and Little Ferns,
.
'Hyperion—Wide, Wide World---Queechy,
Eldorado—Czar and Sultan,
Insurrection in China,
Temperance Tales—Mapleton,
Life of Isaac T. hopper, and other works
by L. Maria Child,
Alarge variety of Books for Children, both
amusing .
and instructive,
Works of Theodore Parker,
Writings of Jefferson,
-Miltou's Prose,
.-Works of E. Oakes Smith,
Hydropathic Cook Book,
Cookery as it Should Br,
Water Cure Manual,
Hydropathic Encyclopedia,
Home for All—new method of building,
The Family Dentist, and other publications
of }'ow•lers & Wells. New•-York.
'Albums, Drowint; Bucks, and paper.
Mac Lauren's series of Copy Books. •
Vaiious.kinds of Letter and . Note Paper.
Cards, Envelopes, %Voters, and Wax.
t:Water Colors, Diaries, Pencils. etc.
; Temperance Tracts. Hot Corn Tructs.
Woman's Right to Preach, a sermon by Rev.
Luther Lee.
The 8 , 441 Christian Use of the 'Sunday, a
sermon by Rev. Theodore Parker.
Lectures by Kossuth, Greeley, Seward, and
others. M. W. MANN.
COUDEMPORT, Pa., Dec. 30, 1853. 6-33tf
Coudersport Academy,
rir
HE spring term of this institution will
a. commence on IWednesday, April 19,
1854, and continue eleven weeks.
Terms.
Elementary branebes—Ot thography.
Geography, Arithmetic. &c.... $2.25
Higher Arithmetic, First lessons in
Algebra, and Grammar, 3.25
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.
J. BLOOMING DA LE,
Principal.
The undersigned, Trustees of the Cou
dersport Academy, 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 of Learning. When invited,
a little more than a half-year ago, to the
superintendence of its affairs, we found it
depressed and still declining. We requersted
Mr. J. 13100 .lIINGDALC to become its Princi
pal Tian ex, sad entrusted its organization
and other mist onerous affairs to his discre
tion and In nagement. Experience has
proved him to be 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 adverti. , ement for
information as to the terms and conditions
on which pupils are admitted, and for other
facts of interest; and recommend the insti
tution to the pat onage of the people.
H. H. DENT, President,
THOMAS B. TYLER, Secretary,
HENRY J OLMSTED,ITCRSUTIIT,
F. L. JONES,
CHAS. LYMAN, Trustees.
G. G. COLVIN, 621
List of Causes.
MAY TERM, 1854.
Chester L. Carsaw vs. Jackson Township.
James C. Curtis vs. Verse] Dickinson.
John. M. Lamberton vs. James 11. Wtifit.
Benjamin Cuer vs. Lyman Bennett.
. .
A. J. Rose et. al., heirs vs. J. IV ledench, Ilen
e law ofJohn Roe, ry Yentzer, . and
deceased, , Peter Yentzer.
Thomas Rees, vs. Frank L. Jones.
Blesser Harman ' vs. P. B. Dedrick, et. al.
Joseph Coleman vs. P. B. Dedriek, et. al.
Chester L. Carsaw vs. Jackson Township.
James Ayres, vs. James Bartron.
A. F. Cressy vs. L. D. Williams.
Bingham school dis. vs. C..C. Crum, Execn
tor of P. Hawley,
deceased.
vs: Nathan Brown and
'Annan Bell.
Wm. T. Jones & Bro. vs. Julius Baker.
Sobieski Ron
Wtn. T. Jones & Bro. vs. Edmund Alvord
T. J. Bonne vs. Charles Steele.
Wm. T. Jones & Bro. vs. Charles P. Cool
William Carson
V. 0. Spencer
vs. Chas. W. Johnson.
vi. Nathan Woodcock.
H. J. OLNISTED, Proth . y.
PROTHONOTARY'S OFFICE,
Condersix)rt‘ March 31, 1853.
MACKEREL, Salmon, & Blue Fish
at C. S. JONES'.
SUPERIOR Sperm and Tallow Can
dles at C. C. JONES' PROVISION STORE.
I -
NDIAN Meal and Buckwheat con
stantly on hand at the •
NEW PROVISION STORE
(RAIN and Produce of all kinds ta
ken in exchange for Goods at this
ore: C. B. JONES.
Erin and - Shoulders—a new supply
at the NEW PROVISION STORE.
ItUTTER and LARD of the best
JR.Pqnglity at .the
NEW PROVISION STORE.
291
('CANDLES of all kinds—a new at
X.Ytortment at C. S. JONES'.
No.TitgxellEßEl3lr4MTAre that
-L I agreeably to an act of Assembly, Oasied
the 13th day ofAluT,l4Bl4: entitled:. an act
to amendlui act; directing the'niode teaelling
unseated lands far taxes, etc., and: the ,aiesoeral
supplements thereto,•thii following tract* of
unseated lauds in the county of Potter wlll
exposed to public sale or' crtitcry, tai
rearuges of taxes, at the caurt-boun in "the
said county of Potter, on the setoad Monday
of June next. Aud alto, • cerainAracts of
seated lands, which are returned, for unpaid
taxes, will be exposedlO . atile, at the thine and •
place aforesaid, agreeably t 6 the act of'April
29th, 1844; fox the taxes due thereon; unless
previously paid.
Eulalia township.
- .1097 Nicklin & Griffith 47.54
.1084 6 1 . 49 n.
1098 u 4k3
1094 " 41,82
183 " 5
.47
105 gi 247
990 u 22 99
990 44 • 23 04
270 66 . . 625
728 " 18 86
425 ' “ 9 89
Jackson township.
990 W. Willink etatl.37 &al
-do do 87 601.
do do 87 63/
do as, 37 60/
do do 37 631
do . do B7 601
do :do • _37 634
290 • do ' 11 004
290 .do 37 601
990 do 37 631
290 do ` - 11 - 001
990 do 37 611
' do do 37'62r
290 do .11034.?
990 do 37 60/-
do - •do 37 634
do do 87 62/
do do • 37 MI
do do 3760/
do . do 37 631
do do 37 60/
do do 37 63/
do do 37 60/
do do -37 63/.
do do 37 604
do do 37 68/
do do 37 014
do do 87 631
do do 37 60/
815 H. A. Nelson, 15 46
Portage township.
1100 Geo. Read
Stewardson township.
990 &mg Hughes 40 83
do ' do 40 Sl
do do 40 88
do John 'Banal, Jr., 65 34
do do . .49 00
do do 49 01
do do 65 34
do do 49 00
do do • 49 01
869 -T. Stewardson 45 99
693 do 34 32
990 do • 65 84
990 do 49 00
1094 Nicklin & Griffith 45 14
1099 do 27 20
990 W. Willink et. n 1.32 69
1094 Nicklin & Griffith 36 10
1100 do 36 30
1094 do 36 10
1100 do. 36 30
1100 do 45 37
-1100 do mit 80
71 cal Branch township.
700 W. Willink et. al. 2531
990 do 84 14
990 do 31 17
990 do 34 14
990 do 33"01
700 do . 23 15
300 do 15-07
700 do 31 32
990 do 38 &I
495. do 20 87
495 do 21 55
600 do 26 55
800 do 33 20
700 do 32 OS
1117 Moses Levy 47 18
1117 . do 47 20
1117 do. 47 22
1117 do 46 45
990 Banon & Xing 42 59
990 do ". 42 59
Wharton township." •
700 W. Willink et. aL 24 85
800 do 29'40
990 do 85 13
690 do 24 bl
990 do , 24 48
990 do 35 15
990 do 35 14
500 do 17 75
800 ; do 2840
990 do 35'14
940 do 65 37
500 do 17 75
500 do 17 75
700 - -•--- • 24115
900 do 31 . 95
700 do 24 85
800 do 29 49
690 do 24 48
700 do 24 85
655 do 23 22
990 ' do 35 14
SOO do 29 40
800 do 29 40
990 do 35 lb
500 do 17 75
600 do ‘. .21 30
340 • do - 20 32
900 do 31 95
890 do 31 58
990 do". 3515
990 do 35 15
990 • 'do . 35'14
990 . do 85 14
560 do ~. 19 . 83
• 300 do .10 65
*495 do . 1757
690 - 'do — 7 --- 7 - 24 - 50
850 do 1243
495 do 17 64
720 d o fy2
BO
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14755-_;.: 28_95
990 - ifo-"s" - •2700
esy• • s 990 din 28 95.
41.68) , ' do '1265•
4769 7 .590 • -do .16 10
4760' • 819 • do 2223
476'1 9 90 • 'do 2/J 99
4762 :990 do. , 2696
4763' 990 .. do . 27 00
4764' - 990. do 2696
4779' 990 - 'do 26 96
4774:i-, 89 0 do 24 24
4775 .-1 860 . do 23 44
4930 990 • do-. 28 99
4931 '990 do. • 2700
5008. . 490 Nicklin &Griffith ' 3'20
5919 - 800 do -5 70
Abbott township.
4689._ 790 W. Willink et.a1.36 56. ' ,
4708 990 do 56 44
4682 990 do 4828 ..
4683 990 do 37 63
4688 . 990 do , 37 61
4710 990 . do 87 62
4711 - 990 do 37 61
4718 990. do 56 40
4719 990 do 56 43
4709 990 do 66 39
&MO 396 Banon do King 15 95
5631 595 do 22 57
5632 940 do 35 72
5633 940 - do 35 72
5634 940 do 35 72
5635 670 do 25 46
5077 1029 Moses Levy - 39 07
5078 lll7 do 42 45
5079 • 1029 do 39 12
5090 • 1029 do • 39 06
5907 , 990 Samuel Hughes $7 62
5808 900 do 37 62
5811 " 990 do. 37 62
5812 134 do L 5 09
4690 690 W. Willink et. al. 25 21
4691 890 do 33 82
4692 • 990 do 37 61
5075 . . 1117 Moses Levy 42 40
5076'1119 do 42 45
5628 990 Banon & King 37 62
5629 990 do 37 61
4717 350 W. Willink 10 43
4722 • 990 • do 29 44
4723 990 do 29 46
Allegany township. •
No. war'nt. Q'nty. Reputed owners. /ant tax.
1849 29 B. P. Lyman 382
1874 210 do 27 77
Abbott township.
200 • W. Williuk, et. at 760
510 Ellen Waling 12 61
lownahip.
4689
5630
2750
700 W. D. Messer 29 39
245 C. A. White 14 69
. 50 James Bennett , 300
1 990 Henry Drinker • 44 54
990 do 41 59
112 - do 563
395 Wm. McDougall • 15 57
625 do 24 72
300 do 11 83
100 Eulalia Goal Go. 6 00
200 A. C • Smith 5 GO
88 Wm. Willink & Co. 247
100- L B. Cole 3 30
Genesee township.
203 S. P. Lyman
Hebron township.
ISO W. S Switzer 833
- 400 J. M. Bassett 12 00
Hector township.
475 Z. Mallory ' 17,00
475 W. B.& V. H. Slaughtei 45 60
Jackson township.
330 Joseph Davis 12 53
200 Win. McDougall 7 60
200 do • 760
175 M. Boareman 6 68
200 A. C. Smith 5 55
hl. Hincbman 137
990. - Wm. Willink to co. 30 17
Oswayo township.
100 N. B. Lane 13 60
100 8. P. Lyman 13 40
44 do - 6 34
654 do . 94 16
400 'do • 43 20
204 do 29 38
100 , do 1440
250 do 36 Ob.
650 do 93 60
970 do 138 68
30 " do 432
1000 do 144 00
...300 do , 43_20
Pike township.
984 Chester Robinson 111 45
587 do 108 30
Portage township.
1100 Geo. H. Foster 33 85
600 do 15 00
1100 do 33 83
1028 P. Aborn 31 60
1100 C. J. Anthony &Miner. 27 50
do do do
do do do
do do • dv
do • • - do do
do do - do
-do do do
do do do
do - do , do
1058 do 26 45
66 R. Webb 89
550 Sobieski Ross 742
150 A. H. Boyington 198
Roulette township.
697 Solomon Sartwell
200 Haven & Woodcock
Sharon township.
50 William Bell -:
- 415 P. B. Dedrick
70 * do
174 6 -
154 do
90. do •
, 110 do
125 do •
24 . do
Stewardson township.
.
300 A.B. Reed '•
GOO ' 'do
1094 Stewardson & Ellis
1100 Bernard Dab°
1062 Hermon Chapin
1081, Clark & Bunnell
1103 Oliver ‘Vation
750 C. W. Ellis
700 E. B. Parke
i
881 - R. G. White
Sweden towns ip
697 Jacob Ridrwir
47 J. M. Hamilton
90 do
22 do
2 B, C. McMartria
110 H. Y. Haydock
' 100 Christian Ceiler
100 do
50 do
87 John ribly •
_7D George Krona *
53 A. P. Oone
52. do
495* *Wm. Wank, et. al.
UM
1599
1599
4631
3060
4678
4679
4693
4678
3738
1408
BEI
5395
5895
SLFiD lama itiTUltl4llls Ldtrrnarntm
, Holier totenfh*: , ": .
100 Merrick . Jackson
_ „.85.,,Lntlier.Read_. • _ j
` - `l7ibiders - toithiship.' • --- I
TOO —
50 Denistos)Ayregi-. -1
100.. Nathaniel Perkins •
.60. F. Ellswotth: -
0541
.Bingham estate
, ; 7/ J. M. Hamilton
' P. Daggart
115' John Roberts
'99 Win. H. Ranson
150' • Sobimon Snyder, Jr.
100 Johnson Chase •
400. John Keating
- 106 — Warren Sherwood
70 'E. M. Carpenter •
200 Nathan Woodcock
50 Luther:Read ,
70 Almond Rossman .
Hebron township.
910 T. Olcott • I
55 Morgan Hinch"maik
100 Mulford & Alter
25 . do
100 do
25 • (10
100 B. F. Wilson
'4OO do
366 do
100 do .
137 do
107 Williani Willink
Wharton townshipl,
990 T. J. Wharton
770 do
495: Hannah M. Wharton
75 William McDougall
30 do .
100 George Blackman
100 Ives & Ellis '
100 D: W. Bilis
275 Saml.'Haven
4920
4924
4939
4772
4775
4772
4758
W5B
590$
1211 150 do I 6-20
1213 1059 do . 42 35
1214 699 do 27 96
1292 352 do _ 14 08
1857 122 • do i 488=
2955. ' do 59 10
130 W. B. Graves , 689
120 Sheldon Bradley 256
• 185 Saml. Haven' 11 63
• 50 Haven & White .1 50
275 Sala Stevens • 440
50 Charles McNess i 100
350 ,A. Lane 8r., - Nichols 3 50
50 C. W. Alleri 50
148 Joseph Lent • 237
73 B. D. Dolbee 246
144 do 1 28
. 36 Sabra Bennett 29
65 Henry Bacon - - ' - 44
82 Horace Leet • - 89
205 R. B. Stanwood 123
Harrison township.
91 M. H. Abbey ;; 1:94
35 Semi. Huwe 45
75 Francis Cornish 200
97 Miles Thompson 198
74 Joseph Ginnings 69
50 Edward Ginnings • • 41
60 Henry' Clark 81
.161 William Cobb 320
129 . Marvin Stuart 1'79
50 Jeremiah Springer 65
• . 50 Arnold Yarrington 30
40 John French 75
47 Robert Hunt 61
136 Elias York 203
Eulalia township.,
100 Eulalia coal co. 55G
64 Isaac King 78
50 'Abel Aldrich 52
89 Chauncey Blakslee 305
50 F. B. McNamara
56 J. C. Knox . 2 80
- • 23 Jacob Reckhow 57
72 L.T. Maynard 360
84 Julius Sherwood * 97
25 Blakslee & Haven 65
5 V. Dickinson 78
13 do -42
50 do 53
28 do • 59
10 do 21
25 Miles Thompson 52
100 John Avery •1 05
100 William Muir • I'os
100 John Dana - • 105
90 P. Delion 94
100 A. York 05
100 John Torpor 105
100 S. Balick . 1 16
100 D. Azpeck 105
129 Sam!. Barclay 134
70 Y. S. Brehmer 79
b7gsses township.
60 E. Peasley 139
50 Jacob Jordan 72
• •
132 H. Wharton
.1.79
50 Thomas Baker'
Pike township.
250 Moses Meeker . 874
50 William Furman 97
76 Polly. Ann Smith 125
50 Lorenzo Ackley . 130
. • Clara township.
130 Samuel Haven 624
252 A. M. Benton 18 47
70 C. At J. Lyman 190
40 Ransom Stoat 52
Jackson- township.
50 Daniel Sherwood 66
50 J. Springer 66
62 Luther Slade • 80
50 J. Vaneuren 6h
384 Reuben Herrington 603
49 J. C. Russell 71
50 Israel Vanearen 65
Portage township.
50 A. Smith 65
Bingham township.
215 Stephen and Jos. Hord 65
50 -John Sharp • 82
•
50 Turtillus Morris 82
50' Hezekiah Morris 65
50 Calvin Morris ' 15
60 Levi Annie 78
50 Mary Bennett
.. 1 13
80 .Nathan Harvey • 117
50 J. S. Kimbal - 65
• 79 Cornelius Lancaster 157
75 Martin blusto 97
50 W. Sr. A. Perry ' 65
60 James Vancuren 78
Genesee township.
200 Silas Billings " `9 00
50 Barney Daniels .. 50
West Branch township.. • •
. 50 Daniel Dewey 150
67 John Russell 202
50 Wm. Robbins . 65
50 S. Wetmore • 65
50 George Sherman 4 81
Hector township.
. 50 Di Wheeler " 92
130 Geolge Yo ung , 2155
• .50 D. Turner 74
100 V. Mcßedner •. 1 - "08
76 75
42 42
892
4 81
36 53
6 30
15 65
17 41
8 10
/1 17
11 36
2 16
22 45
5 59
11 84
256
2.5
12 76
11 60
11 65
4 OS
10 OS
7 42
5 45
534
39 99
swayo - fottms TF—
•,4.150' Ulatk . )
150 Chauncey Piercd'
=OM
MB
: • ' -R.50 :Nathaniel Squires
W. Stites
C I ; 195 , , Wto. g utter
i)ter s „
r . • C0C. 40 ,
1 3 4 2 11 .
'
61tItseNtis. 161. 153,i. v 5 .1 , 41 , 1 1 7 1, •.•
179, ea ! ate of J . Enpn g tl4 3
" ,Susan Ay •
res . , 32
,161ohn Biker, '
2 'Tillage Tots E. W.'Bishoi
. C. B. Cotter l6
1 , ' " F. J. Caldwell ' •21
4 ` , .l' 'Dewy Ellsworth- 'l9
6: • : Jerome Heating estate 89
• " .; " John C: Knox ,; r 1 45
4 ~ Woodcookind Bina
, • 'JOEL, L. TIAYMOND,
• , , Preastirer.or Poiter Co.
TiEsstiintres OFFCE. "
Coudersport, March 24, 1854. - 45-14'
40
482
6 - 86
1_721
• 6 87
1 76
.
•
' Lewis Mann
IS again home, in' the, store opposite the
Ncrtheast corner of
,the public square,
Wirt reeeiving.iiirect f/om New,York.city
—note "
,mammoth stock" ofwinter goods,
but sufficient to fill up the otd store; which
goods arc now offered for inspection and
xeaminatien. • tie would therefore Say tfi,
the old cust omers, Step in and see his as
sortment;; and to the public generally, that
as his :goods are for 001 p. he will be happy
to receive "calls."
6 86
'l7 50
25 17,
6 89
9 40
5 12
35 13
31 83
17 54
2,62
81
County Orders taken at Par
F DIC Goods at
L. MANN'S.
El 13
2 73
2 73
. 746
THE LADIES will find At Mann's store
Cocheeo,Washington,Merritnack, Phil
ip, Allen &Sone,- and other choice varieties
of Prints, warranted by- the subscriber na
to fade..
ALL.WO 0 4 , •Delaines at Mann's. Al-.
tTcas+-Par,atuptiaii, English ,asd •Frctifh
Merinos it MANN'S;
GMANNINGRAMS—a good alsoriment it
'S
. •
SILKS and Dress Trimmings at
MANN'S
QAWLS of various patterns and quali.
Oties—Ladies' and Children's Hoods. at
, MANN'S.
AMBRIOS, Bishop .Lawns, Victoria
kiLawns, Cap Laos, Crape, Rus
Swiss Muslin, Linnen Hdkfs., Embroidered
do., Muslin Edgings, Cotton do.: Linen do.
Ladies' Collars, NV ristleis, Undersleeves
Ladies' Skirts, do','Caps, to be found at
MANN'S.
LAR GE lot of Hosiery at . MAI - Isrs. '
1
IF you want warm . Stockings for the.
childero, you will find them at"
GAITER - HOOTS, Buskins, _and the
othet variety of Shoes, can be found at
• MANN'S.
- - -
HATS, cape,comforters, Wrappers
Drawers, uck Gloves, do. Mittens,
Berlin-Lined Gloves, Carpet Bags, Satc.ll
- Suspenders. 'Call at
MANN'S STORE.
WWI and Youths' Boots at
MANN'S
S 4 EEBING, Shirting, Batts, and Cotton
Yarn ,- MANN'S.
SUGAR.S, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Ginger,
Pepper, spice, starch, saleratus, con
scantly on!hand at MANN'S STORE.
PLUG Tobacco, Fine-Cut do:, Chew.
ing and Smoking at - MANN'S.
yoni want Axes,. Hatchets,- Ham
-I.mers, mill aaws, cross-cut do., Eland
Chisels, Ahprs, Anger Bits,Files of altkinds,
Steel Squa'res, Iron do., Try do., call at
MANN'S.
MANN keeps constantly on
1:41/and Shovels, Spades, manure Yorke,
Fire irons.'
QLEIGH BELLS at
MANN'S STORE.
LOCKS, Door Handles, Butts, Screws.
Locks-inn sizes—Shoe Nails, Finishing
du, for silo it - LEWIS MANN'S.
POCKET KNIV ' Table do.
I CALL AT J!!IANN'S STORE.
LEWIS MANN has for sale Shot,
Lead,; Powder, Flasks, &c.
New Cash Grodery
AND
Pr. Ov4sion Store
HITHER, YE HUNGRY.
n S. JONES takes this method.to inform
k../.4othe 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 everything in the
line of 1 , eatables," and which he will sell
as reasonable as can be desired. The sub
statials' can be found
_here at all times, such
ii - Flar arid Pork,wbile 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 mast be des
perate.: You always find a full
assortment' of Groceries, consisting of Su
gars, Teas, Coffee, Saleratus, Spices, Gin
ger, Raisins, Candy, Crackers, Cranberries
Salmon, Codfish, Macketel, Blue Fish;
Rice, Molasses, §yrup,. etc. Also, at all
times, Pork, .Flottr 'Lard, Cheese, Butter,
(roll and firkin,) Salt, Hams, etc., etc..
()tr. Grain and all other kinds of Produce
taken" ib — exchange for, goods at the cash
price. . 6-33tf, C.S:JJONES.
A SSOOED Pickles in jars for sale by
' C. S. JONES.
PICKLED CHERRIES at
' ' C. S. JONES'
FR,EPTCif }AWARD, new thing
entirely, for sale at_ C. S. JONES'.
QIIACES OF SALT' t the .." •
NEW PROVISION' STORE.
GRANBEELIES!-.CRANBEELIESI by
the quart or. bushel at ' ‘.
I . C. S. JONES'. .
gQ9aatiky
_of, first-rate E+HEESE
ust received at ,C. S. JONES'.'
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ONEzPIVICE STORE.
1108
• 760
' • 75
. 6 W.l
05
- cash andliteaily-Pay.
64 Economy to the Mathes' or
Wealth.'P
T"suhscriber. would"announce to the
public that he lias removed to a new
store, next door notch of J. W. Smith's
Stove and Tinware establishment, where
hi has just opened a.large stock of goods
for the (311" and winter trade. The stock 1*
marled a t . 1 ?e very lowest cash figures, and
a t 'such p r i ces z.,4 cannot fsil to suit those
who study economy is buying. I intend to
adhere. to the one•price dystem, believing
it to bathe only fail and honolable mode of
doing business: and by taking a straight:
forward course, hope to receive a libetil
share of public patronage. ,
Produce taken at its cash value. -
• D. E. 01,1,1STED. ,
Nuv. 4', 1853. 625
1/A DIES, are you in want of any Dress
G ood e, Silks, Alpaca, De Laines, Ging
ham°, Prints, Shawls, Donnete, Shoes,
Laces, Edginfr,,,..Collars, Gloves. "&e. You
i.aunot fail to be suited at Ot.stetto's
eIENTLEMEN, are you in want of any
kJ Hata, Caps, Cravats, Stooks, Gloves.
&,.e.l Yon will find a good assortment,
also a gJod assortment of Clothing, at %be
ONE PRICE STORE.
A LL who are in want of OROCERIES GROCERIES,'
ouch as Sugars, Molasses, Tea, Coffee,.
lime, dm., wilt - hod them at low prices al
• OLMSTED'S.
Tailoring.
THE subscriber , having secured the sty
vices of a good workman, would call the
attention of the public to his"stock of Cloths..
Cassimeres, and Yestings, which will bra.
made to order on short notice and warranted
to fit, or no - sale.*
,To those who' have Ear•
come dissatisfied with buying slop-shOp
work, which may come to pieces before it
can be got home, he would say, Come, se
lect from my cloths, let Jar. SMith take
your measure, and he will make_you a good.
tilting, durable garment, and warrant the
buttons not to drop off within twenty-four
hours, with careful usage,--an.l at as low
Prices as can reasonably be expected.
D. E. OLMSTED.
DED Spreads, Table do., Jaquard Dia
per, Towelling, Sheetings and Shirting,
ilotton batts. cotton yarn, candlewick, at
• OLMSTED'S..
ROOTS and Shoes, supposed to be
I/ hear, at ULNISTED'S. •
VERY good Black Silk to be had at
$I per yard, at OLMSTED'S.
APOOR Silk Hat can- be bought for
1,50—a better one for $4,50. at
. OLMSTED'S.
MANN'S
' New Books at Tyler's. •
Don Quixotepaper covers.
" Reveries of a . Bachelor," and Fresh
Gleanings, by Ik Marvel.
Lectures to Young Men—H. W. Beecher.
English Humorists—W. M. Thackary.
• Lougfellow's l'oems-2 vols.
White, Red, and Black—Pulszky.
lodern British Essays—Macuulny. •
ry of the Morrhons.
• Young's Science of Government.
Great Truths by Great Authors.. -
Letters to Country Girls.
Lady Jane Grey—Bartlett. ,
Mary, Quecu of Scots—Headley.
Isaac J. Hopper—L. Maria Child.
Besides all the latest novels.
1111 E S.ll Burning Fluid and
Camphine at tha
• DIIUG and. BOOK-STO 2E. "
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IHE subscriber, having ; let a little
" mote light" into his store, and otherwise
unproved it, respectfully invites the ladies and
gentlemen Of Potter county to call and exam
ine his extensive-stock of New GoodiL Feel
ing flattered by a kind and generous reception,
he will spare no effort to merit a continuance
of patronage. [Oct..7.] T. B. TYLER.
fIRDERS for till Slagazines f Periodi-
Vcals. Newspapers, or Books published its
this country, Canada, or Europe promptlyfilled.
FEW. pieces of new Music;
.
A Music procured to order: also, Tem
perance and other Tracts, or any periodicals
desired. far Scnoot Boots constantly on
hand, with paper, pens, slates, and every thing
needed for gums to school
6.33tf
To the Inhabitants of Couders
port and Vicinity,
And Potter County Generally,
r 'HE subscriber has jest received a large
1. stock of.
If/INTER GOODS, .
consisting of DRY GOODS, FURS, HATS
and CAPS.
Ready-Made Clothing,
•
Groceries,HartwAre,
CROCKERY, 13001'S and SHOTS, Brooms
WOODEN WARE.
A large stock of • •
DOMESTICS,
sccii.Ae
Sheetings, Drilling Cotton Yarn, and Bat
ting, and most kinds of Provisions,
kept constantly on hand, fur cash.
All of which he will sell as low as the
lowest, for READY.PAY.
Cash and motit kinds of Farmers' Pro..
duce taken in exchange fur Goods.
• Knowing that tine column of this sheet
is insufficient to enumerate every article
sepdrate which he keeps for sale, he hopes
that the above general eatalogur. will - suffice.
Dec. 30, 1833. •
lILL those wanting Stone Ware, such as
Page, Stove-Pipe - Crocks, Churns,Sottet
and Preserve Pius, Pitchers, etc. will d • .
well to call at C. S. JONES', whets they
Can be suited with any sires or 'bap de,
Bitable.
gri . OUNTy ORDERS received at par_
‘ , ./at • TYLER'S.
U U.CKWHEAT•FLOUR ai, ' •
' , D. W. • SPENCER'S. .
TIOILUG TOBACCO-Fine Cat, Chewing
I:and S moking, by the pbcind,
:4 •u - sPENCERS:
ONE-PRICE -STORE.
T. 13. TYLBE.
M. 'W. MAN
Stone Ware.
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