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• Winthrop's New-England—new edition,
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" " Peru,
•
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Home for .111—mw method of building.
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Woman's Hight to Preach, a sermon by 11ev
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Lectures liostthlt, Greeley, Seward, ttita
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COULILF.IPORT, Pa.. Dee. 30. 1853. .6-331 f
Coudersport Acadertiy.
.print torso of this it.stitution will
eonimence on Wedne.day, April 19,
1851, and continue tleven weeks.
Terms.
Elementary branches—Orthography,
Geography, Arithmetic, &e... V.. 25
Higher Arithmetic, First lessons' in
Algebra. and Grmailiar,
Higher English blanches, Algebra,
Philosophy,
higher Alatheinatics, Latin, Creek,
and - Ftench lanaua ; zes,.. 6.'25
Instruction on the Piano Forte, extra. .10.00
Use of instrument. 3.00
Vocal inuaie Tree of charge.
N. 13.—Pr-payment of all bills will be
attictly requi(ed.
J. BLOOINIINGI I ALE.
Priwnpal
Tho undersigned, Trnmees of the Cou
dersport Academy. are moved by a sense of
official and per6im d i duty to invite the at
tention of the Public--ol parents in partic
ular, to the rising an i nieful character of
this InstitutiJn of Lelrnitm. When invited,
a little in ,re than a half-year ago, to the
superintendence of its atfairs, we found it
depressed and still declining. We requested
Mr. J. Id; oo tiNGOttl.e. to become its Priuci
pal Tracer, and entiusted its organization
and °the' m st onerous affairs to hia discre
tion and m nagentent. Experience' has
proved him to lie faithful, ellieient, and
practical—just Fuch an instructor as this
community need. The [mintier 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 adinilted, and for other
rich, of inter!st ; aml recommend the insti
tution to the pat onne of the people.
11. 11. DE vr.
Tnom tar.. rvtary.
J Treasratr,
F.
CHAS. LTMAN, Trustees.
G. G. CoLrix, 621
COURT PROCLAMATION.
VWHF.REAS, the Han. Ruben G.
White, President Judge, and the
Hon. 0. A. Lewis and Jesepll Mann,
F.sqs., Associate Judges of the Courts of
Oyer and Tcrminer and General Jail
Delivery, Quarter Sessions of :he Peace,
Orphans' Court and Court of Common
Pleas for the County of Pct r, have is
sued their precept, bearing date the '2.sth
day of Feb., in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-four,
and to Me directed, fur holding a Court
of Oyer' and 'Ft-miner and General Jail
lielivery,'Quarter Seasions of the Peace,
Orphans' Court, and Court of Common
Pleas, in the Borough of Coudersport, on,
Monday. the 15th day of May next,
and to continue One Week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to
the Coroners, Justices of the Peace, and
Constables within said County, that they
he then and there in their proper per,
sons, at 10 o'clock A. : M. of said day
with their rolls, records, invisitions, ex.
aminations, and other remembrances, to
do those things which to their offices
appertairpo be done. And those who
lira bound by their recognizances to pros
ec.ute against the prisoners that are or
Allan, be in .the Jail of the said-County of
Potter, ore to be then and there to pros
ecute against them as will bt. just.
:Dated at. Coudersport, April sth. .and
r.nr of the Indenendence of
the United States aF America.
P. A. STEBBINS, Sh'ff:
"I Come to bring you Life and
TAR. curt.ris' IIY ENIA, or Inhaling
X/Hygean flavor and Cherry syrup, for the
cure, of pulmonary - consumption, asthma,
bronchitis, coughs, colds, and all Lung and
Liver:complaints. A new method of inha
lationfor the cure of the above named dia.
wises. Fot sale by' I). W;SP.ENCER.
Sale of Unseated Land,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ittat
agreeably to an act' of Assembly; passed
the 13th day of March, 1815. entitled an act
to amend au act, directing the mode of selling
unseated lauds for taxes; etc., and the several
supplements thereto t the following tract! of
unseated Inuda in the county of Potter will be.
exposed-to public sale or outcry, for all
rearsges of taxes, at the court-house in the
said county of, Potter, on the second Monday
of JUne next. Alta also, certain tracts of
sealed lands, which are returned for utipaid
taxes, will be exposed to sale, at the tirne•anti
Once aforesaid,. agreeablyto the act of April
29th, 1844. for the taxes due thereon, caries*
previously paid. -
Eulalia township.
1097 Nicklin & Griffith 47.54
1084 ."
4977
1098. " 41 93
1094 66 41 82
163 di 5 47
105 " 247
990, .." 22.99
990 - " 23 04
270 6 25
729 'l6 86
425 9 89
Jack'son township. .'
990 W. Willink et.al. 37 63'4
do do 37 604
do do 37 634
do do 37 004
. do do 37 654
'do do 37 604
do do 37 634
290 do 11 004
290 do . 37 604
990. do 37 634
290 do 11 004
990 do 37 61J
d o do 37 621
29n do 110 .34 f
990 31 69i
do do 37 63r
do . do 37 621
do do • 37 6111
do do ,37 60+
do - do 37 631
do do 37 60+
do do 37 63+
do do 37 60+
do do '' 37 633-
do do 37 601
do do . 37 614
do do 37 60+
do do 37 634
do do - 37604
815 H. A. Nelson 15 40
Portage township.
1100 Geo. Rend
Stewardson township.
090 Sam'! Hughes 40 83
. do do 40 81
do do 40 83
do John Banon, Jr., 65 34
do do 49 00
do do 49 0.4
do do' 65:34
do do 49 00
do do 49 01
869 'T. Stewardson 45 99
693 do 34 :32
990 do -65 37
090 do 49 00
1091 Nicklin & Griffith 45 14
1099 'do 27 20
090 W. Willink et. a 1.32 69
1094 Nicklin & Griffith 30 10
1100 do 36 30
1004 do 36 10
1100 do !la DO
1100' g.it do 45 37
1100 it do 30 30
11 est Branch township.
700 W. Willink et. al. 25 31
900 do 34 14
990 do :34117
990 34 4.4
990 • do 0.1
700 do 23 15
:300 do 15 07
700 do 3132'
990 do 38 83
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 40 45
990 Banon & King 42 59
990 do 42 59,
Wharton (ownship..
700 W. Willitket. al. 24 65
E,OO . do 28 40
990 do :3513
690 do 24 51
990 do 24 48
990 do 35 15
990 . do 35 14
500 do 17 75
800 do r - 28 40
990 . do 3514
940 do 3.37
500 do 1f75
500 de 17 , 75
700 do 24 85
900 • do 31 95
700 do 24 85
800 do 28 40
690 do
,24 48
700 do 24 85
655 do 23 22
990 do 35 14
SOO do . 28 40
800 do 29 40
99D do 35 15
500. do 17 75
600 do ,2130
340 do ,20 32
900 , do 31.95
8.90 do 31 68
• 990 - • do 35.15
990 do 35 15
990 • , do 35 14
990 do' 35 14
560 do 19 SS
300 , do
. 10 65
495 do
,17 57
690 do 24 50
350 . do - 243
496 do 17 64
720 do • 19 62
BEM
.. 3.'25
QM
4936
4925
4938
4941
4921
4920
4940
4754
4755 990 ' do 26 95
4756 990 • do , • 27 00
4757 990 -do 26 95
4758 465 - do ' - - 12 65
4759 590 do - .16- 10
4760 819 do 22 23
4761 990 . do 26 99
4762 990 ' do .26 96
4763' ; 990 do 27,00
4764 990 do -26 96
4773 990 do 26 96
4774 890 do 24 24
4775 860 do 23 44
4930 990 do• 26 99
4931 990 do 27 00
5908 • 400 Nicklin &Griffith 330
5912 .300 do 570
Sbbott township.
4689 79Q W. Willink et. al. 36 66
4708 990 do • 56 44
4682 990 • - 'do 48 28
4693 ' 090 ' do 37 63
4688
. 990 do 37 61
4710 990 ' do 37 62
4711 990 do 37 61
4718 990 do ' 56 40
4719 990 do 56 43
4709 990 do 56 39
5630 396 Banon &King 15 05
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 1117 , do 42 45
5079 1029 • do 39 12
5080 1029 do 39 06
.5807 990 Samuel. Hughes 37 62
5808 900 do 37 62
5811 990 do 37 62
5812 134 do 5 09
4690 690 W. Willink et. al. 25 21
4691 690 do 33 82
4692 090 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
.Illegany township.
No. wtteut. Q'uty. Reputed owners. Amt. tax.
1849 29 S. P. Lyman 3 82
1874 210 - do ' 27 77
Abbott township.
4689 '2OO W. Witlink, et. il. 7GO
5630 510 . Ellen Nlealinc•
.0 12 61
EnMin townshy.
27 50
4694 700 W. D.-Messer 29 39
4694 • 245 C. A. White 14 69
2124 50 James Bennett 3 00
5148 990 Henry Drinker 4.454
5149 990 do '`
41 59
5154 112 do 5 63
4693 395 Wm. 'McDougall 15 57
4768 625 • do . 24 72
5908 - 300 do 11 85
3895 100 Eulalin Coal Co. 6 00
4693 200 . A.C•Smith 560
4693 83 Win. Willink & co. '2 47
3895 100 L B. Cole • 3 30
Genesee township.
1874 203 S. P. Lyman 7 . 6 75
.Hebron township.
80 W.'S Switzer .: ' S 33
100 J. M. Bassett 12 00
Hector township.
1399 475 Z. Mallory• 17 00
1599 475 W.I.1:& V.ll.BlatiGliter 45 GO
Jackson township.
4631 330 Joseph Dus-i■ 12 03
3060 ono wuz. ;McDougall 760
4678 200 do . 7 GO
4679 175 M. liciareman 6 68
.4693 200 A. C. Smith ' . 555
4678 14. Hinchnitm. , - 1 37 ,
3738 990 Win. Willink di co. 30 17
Oswayo township.
5866 lOO N. B: Lane 13 60
1054 100 S.P.l.yinun . 13 40
1055 44 do 634
1343 654 do , 94 16
1348 800 do 43'20
1850 204 do 29 38
1852 - 100 . do . • 14 40
1869 250 do 36 00
1871 650 do . 93 60
3915 - 970 ' do 138 68
3916 - 30 do 432
3917 1000 do 144 00
3918 300 , do ' 43 20
Pike township.
984
1408 087
•
Portage township.
5434 1100 Geo. H. Foster -.' 33 85
5429 600 do 15 00
5436 1100 do 33 83
5431 1028 P. !thorn .. . 31 GO
4620 - • 1100 C. 3.•Authony &Miner 27 50
4611 do 'do- do
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 1058 do 26 45,
S, 66 It. Webb 89'
5443 550 .Sobieski EMS 742
150 A. 11. 13oyihton l9B
Roulette township. '
5895 697 Salomon Sariwell 42 42
5895 200. Haven & Woodcock 8 92
Sharon township.
2194 50 William Bell • 4 81
5867 415 I'. B. Dedrick 36 53
5863 . 70 - - do 6 30
5359'4 174 do 15 65
'
5855 154 do 17 41
-
5878 90 do 8 10
5882 110 do 11 17
5859 125 do /1 36-
2141 24 do 2 16
•
Slewardson township.
5940 300 A. B. Reed 14 83
5942 GOO do - 29 70
5950 1094 Stewardson & Ellis 27 06
5985 1100 Bernard Duffee ' 45 37
5943 1062 Hermon Chapin, GI 35
5963 1081 Clark & Burwell . 62 43
5946 ' 1103 Oliver Watson ' 54 58
5944 750 C. W. Ellis 30 92
4730 700 E. B. Parker 1 22 72
881 R. G. White 4 3 59
Sweden township, •
5845 , 697 Japab..Ridgway . , 2g 45
2107 47 J. M. Hamdton 5 53
,
2182 90 do 11 84
2185 ' 22 do 2 56
2102 - 2 R, C. MCMurtrie 25
2118. 110 H. Y. Haydock 12 76
2102 100 Christian Ceiler 11 60
2107 100 do' 11 60
2126 50 - do 4 OS
21117 87 John Kibly 10 03
2133 - 70 ' George Kress , 7 42
2101 . 53 A. P. Cone - 5 45
2102 -. • 52 '. do • . 534
4677- .• 493- Wm. Willink, et. al. • - 93`99
Chester Robinson Isl 45
,du lO3 30
4778 55 Morn Hindman - 482
P
2107 100 . Mullord & Alter . 6 86
2109 2.5 . dol 72
2185 .1.00 do 617
2186 25 . .do • 1
,76
2101 100 B. F. ViLson 686
2102 400 ~ do - .27 50
2107 36G . do , 25 17
21e '-` 100 do 689
2185.; 137 do 9.40
4678 ' 107 William Willink , 512
•• ' Whation townifhip. •
4920 990 T. J . Wharton 3S 13
... ... .. .
49_4 770 do - 31 83
4939 995 Dannah Id. Wharton 'l7 54
4772 - 75 William McDougall 262
4775 30 ' - do - ' 81
4772 100 George Blackman • 355
4758 100 Ives & Ellis • 2.73
4758 100 C. VV. Ellis
5908 275 Sau. threw
SEATED LOTS RETURNED AS UNSEATED.
. • Hoiner township.
100 Mertiek Jackson
85 Luther Read •
- Sweden township.
50 Washington Hoskin
- 50 7.De!a..tes Ayres
100 - Nathaniel Perkins .
50 D. F. Ellsworth .
250 Bingham estate.'
• 71 J. M. Hamilton .
122 P. Daggart
• 115 John Roberts
99 W.m. H. Benson
. 150 Sotomon Snyder, Jr.
100 Johnson Chase
100 John Keating
106 Warren Sherwood
70 E. M. Carpenter
200 Nathan . Woodcock .
50 Luther:Read
TO Almond Rosman .
Hebron . township. '
1208 210 T. OlcOtt 840
1211: 150 do 6 20
1213 1059 do 42 35
1214 699 do . 27 96
1292 . 352 . do. 14 08
1657 122 do . 4 88
2955 do 59'10
.1207 . 70 Geo. Harrison " 861
1208 150 do • .18 45
1211 165 do • 20 29
1212 225 do 27 68
1213 1100 do . 135 30
1214 572 do. 70 35
1292 400 Robert Black Well 48 20
-1296 80 do . 9 84 -
1857 64 T..M. Willing 727
1859 80 do 9 811
1866 50 do l 5l
5888 58 1-1; W.ykt•ii" 98 I
5897 362 do. 2 72
5864 . 221 do . • •1 G 6
130 W. B. Graves 689
120 Sheldon Bradley 256
185 .Saml. Haven • 11 63
50 Haven& White 150
275 Sala Stevens - 4 - 40
50 Charles MeNess 100
350 A. Lane & Nichols 350
.' 50 C. W. Allen 50
148 . Joseph Lent • 2 37
73 - B.U. Dulbee . 2 46
1-14 • do 128
36 Sabra Bennett 29
65 Henry .Bacon • 44
82 Horace Leet 89
205 R. B. Stanwood 123
Harrison township.
91 M. H. ..Abhey . 194
35 Saml Howe 45
75 Francis Cornish • 200
97 Miles Thompson' • 198
74 Joseph Ginning. 69
50 Edward Ginning. 41
Go Remy Clark • RI
Winioni Cobb 3 20
125 Marvin Smart 179
50 Jeremiah Springer • 65
. 50 -Arnold Yarrington 30
" 40 John French
75
47 Robert Hunt 61 1
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. McNarnara 65
56 J. C. Knox 280
23 Jacob Reckhow 57
, 72 'L.:F. Maynard 3 60
64 Julius Sherwood 97
• 25 Blakslee & Haven " 65
5 ' V. Dickinson • 78
. 4 . 8 do - 42
50 do • 53
, 28 , do • 59
10 • do 21
25 Miles Thompson - 52
100 John Avery - • 105
100 William Meir 1 05
100 John Dana " . 1 05
-90 P. Delion 94
100 A. York • 1 05
100 John Torpor • .. 105
100 S. Baliek • 116
100 D. Azpeck •"1 05
129 Sam!. Barclay • . 134
70 Y. S..l3rehmer . 79
Ulysses township. ..
60 E. Peasley 1-39
50 Jacob Jordan 72
- 132 H. Wharton 179
50 Thomas Baker " 72
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. &J. Lyman . 190
$0 Ransom Stoat • 52
Jackson township.
50 Daniel Sherwood G 6
50 J: Springer . 66
62 Luther Slade 80
• 50 J. Vaneuren 66
384 Reuben Herrington 603
• 49 J. G. Russell 71
50 Israel Vancuren • 65
Portage township.
,50 A. Smith 65
Binghamlownship.'
215 Stephen and Jos. RUM -65
50 John Sharp . 82 .
. 50 Turtillus Morris 82
50 Hezekiah Morris 65
. 50 • Calvin Morris • 15
60 Levi Annie. • 78
50 Mary Bennett - . Ll 3
80 Nathan Harvey 1 17
50 J. S. Kiatbal - 65
• 79 Cornelius Lancaster. 157
. • .• 75 Martin Musto 97.
50 W. & A.. Perry . 65
•• 60 James Vancuren 78
Genesee township.
• 200 'Ras Billing.
50 Barney Daniels t.
West Branch ton:nahip..
50 •Daniel Derey _4 . 40
67 John Russell „. 209
- 50 Wm. Robbins 65
,S. Wetmote _ 65
50 George Sherman 81
. Hector ToTeiohip.
.c 50 D. Wheeler 92
130 Geoige'Young 255
50 D. Turner 76
100 V. Islcßedner 88
Oswayo township.
50 'F. Clark - , 1 08
150'• ChapriFey" Pierce 780
50 Nathaniel Squires 75
10 0 G. . Stiles 520
5 5 Wm.. Fuller 105
- 50 Wrn.' Olivet 65
CoUdersport. . •
blots, Nos. 152. 153..170, 171, 178,
179, estate of .1. Keating 1 64
Susan.Apcs 32:
"••
16 John Baker 11
,village lota K. W. Bishop 29
1 " " C. 11. Cotter , 16
1 " F. J:Cald well 21
4 ti 66 Deroy Ellsworth • 19
G 44 Jerome Keating estate 89
5 " "• Jrihn C. Knox 145
4 " ig Woodcock and Strait 78
JOEL L. RAYMOND,
BE
FIZI
1 38
1 19
Treasurer of Potter Co.
•
TREASiTEER'S OFFCE,
Coudereptt, March 21, 1854. 45.31
Lewis Mann
S again home c in .the store opposite the
'Northeast corner of the public square,
and is receiving direct from New-York city
—not a mammoth stock" of winker gocils;,
but sufficient to fill up the eid store; which
goods are now offered for, nspection and
xeamination; He would therefore - say to
the old customers, Step•in and see his as
sortment; and to the public generally, that
as his goofs are for, sale, he will be happy
to receive', "calls." :
County .Orders taken at Par
Jft Goods at
L. MANN'S.
?:11DE LADIES will find at Mann's store
/j
CooltCeo, Washinnion, Merrimack, Phil
ip, Allen & Sons', an d . other choice varieties
of Prints, warranted by the irpbsenbrr
to fade.
ALL-WDOL• Delaines at Mann's. Al
pacas, Paramettas, English and French
Nle dries at MANN'S.
1 - 11NG tIANIS—a good afsonment at .
Al ANN'S
SILKS and Dress Trintming,s at
MANN'S
I - lAW),S of various patterns and quail
laties.--Ladies' and Children's Hnods. at
MANN'S.
CANIBRICS, Bishop• Lawris, Viet°'la
Lawns, Cap Lace, Crape, Rus d'Muslin.
Swiss 'Muslin, Linnen , Embroidered
de.. Muslin Edgings, Cotton do., Linen do.
Ladies' Collars Wristlets, Undersleeves
Ladies' Skirts, do, Caps, to be imu.d at
A LA.lif;E lot of Hosiery at
MANN'S
IF yint want waray Stockings for the
childern, Nog will find them at
MANN'S.
("I AITER BOOTS, Duskins, and the
Ufuthervatiety of Shoes, can be found at
rirATS, caps; 'comforters, IVrappers
j_ Drawers, Buck Gloves, do. Mittens,
BcOin-Lined Gloves, Carpet Digs, Satch
els, Suspenders, Gall at
M.Y,NN'S STORE.
IIOYS' and Youths' Boots at
MANN'S
Li EETING, Shining, Batts. and Cotton
0 Yarn at . . MANN'S.
C . ! () GARS, `Teas, Coffee, Rice, Ginger,
OPeppet, spice, ware)), saleratus, con
stantly unhand at MANN'S
"DLUG Tobacco, Fide-Out Chew
' in g and Sznokinfr at MANN'S.
you want Axes, Hatchets, Ham
mers, mill saws, cross-cut dn., Hand do.,
Chisels, Augurs, Amer Bits, Files of all kinds,
Ste'el. Squares, lrou 334 Try do., call at
MANN'S.
T AI . EWIS MANN keeps constantly on
mint Sitovcts, Spades, manure Forks,
Fire frunn.
QLEIGH BELLS at
. . MANN'S STORE
OCKS, Door Handles, Butts, Screws,
DLocks—all sties—Shoe Nails, Finishing
do., fur sale at f LEWIS MANN'S:
pooKET KNIVES, Table.do.
CALL AT MANN'S STORE.
LEWIS. MAN; 'has for sale Shot,
Lead, POwder, Flasks, &c.
New Cash Grocery
AND
...Pro vision Store
HITHER, YE HUNGRY.
, S. JONES takes this method to inform
the people of Coudersport and the pub
: lie generally, that he has just opened a
L.Grocery and Provision Store, where ho will
keep constantly on hand everything 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 times, 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, Saleratus, Spices, Gin
ger; Raisin's, Candy, Crackers, Cranberries
Salmon, Codfish, Macketel, Blue 'Fish,
Rie'P, Molasses, Syrup, etc. Also. at all
times, Purk, Flour, Lard, Cheese, Butter,
(roll and firkin,) Salt, Hams, etc., etc.
(I*. Grain and all other kinds of Produce
taken in exchange for goods at,. the cash
price. 1 6-331 f - C. S. JONES.
A' SSORI',ED Pickles in jars for sale by
C. ti: JONES.
TIIcKLED CHE • 121 ES at
1
. C. S. JONES'."
9 00
1 sound the Teeth!
• - OLM . STEIrIi
.O.N - E- s T 04- E.
• -- • , .
Cash and Ass.d.y..Ray,
6c Econo loy • as the Mother Of
• Weaigh.” „
T HE
subscriber w ould antotiffe to the
public. that he has re7noved,.. lo g hew
store, next duot W
north of I. . amtuifa
Stove. and Tinware establishment.' ii'herd
he has just opened a large stock . of good
for the fall and winter trade. The stock
marked at the very lowest cash figures, and
at skit ' prices as cannot fail ,to — suirtliese
who study'economy in bnYin:g... 1 intend to
adhere to the one-price system, believing
it to be the only laic and honorable mode of
doing business: and by taking a straight
forward cours.e,:ltope to receive a liberal
share of public patronage.
Produce taken at its cash vulue,
D. E. OLMSTED.
Nov. 4. 1853. 025 • •
_ 7 --
1 i n DIES,?re you in Want of any Dress
GoodF, bilks, Alpaca, Del.ainer,
Prints, Slia‘oB, Bonnets' Shoes,
lAue=4, Edging,,Conitz, G - 14ves, &c. You
ntatot fail to be suited at 01.111C711E09 .
ONE-PRICE ST9ligt
kENTLEMEN, aro you in . want of any (
Hats, .Caps, Cravats, Stocka, Cloves.
&v.? You will • find a god assortmeut,
.a1;o a god assortment of C(othine,:at the
ONE PRICE STORE.
LL who are in want of GROUERIEI,
JAsuch as Sugars, 'Molasses, Tea, Coffer f
&e., will End them at low prices at •
OLMSTED'S.
Tailoring; , • •
r 11 subscrihet, having r.eenied the set
1 vices of a goad workman, w oUld call the
ratentiou of the public to his stock of Cloths;
C3,.: • imer,s, and Vestings; which will' be
niaJc to order on short notice and warranted
to fit, or no sale. To those la ho have be•
come' disqatibfied with buying slop-shop
work, which may. come to ptecce below it,
can be got home, he would say, Come, so
lver from my cloths, let ,i3lr. Smith take,
your measure, and he will make you a goal
tutting, durable and warrant tlie
btilions not to drop. off within twenty-four
hoiirs, with careful usage,—ani at as low
priee.; as can reasonably be expected.
• P. E. OLAISTV.D.
j Ell Spreads, Table do:, Jaqu:ard Dia-
Loper, Towell ing , Sheetings and Shinings,
ec, roll Vats. cottun yarn, candleu lair, at
OLNISTED'S.
07001'S and Shoes, supposed to be
_ hear, at W.:IIS I'EIYS.
7ER Y good Black SA to be had at
t a•r• yard, at • OLMSIEIYS.
A POOR Silk Hat can be bought for
better one for $4,50, nt
OLMSTED'S. .
•
New Books at Tyler 'a.
Don Quixote—paper covers.
6'l4A - cries of a Bachelor," and Freels
Gieluiugs, by lk .Marvel.
Lectures to Young Men—ll. W. Beceber.
Englirit I lumorists—W. M. Thackury.
4.on6felluves rOCII/5-2VOIS.
Bed, and Black—Pulszky.
Modern British Essays—Macaulay.
liblery of the Mormons. •
Young . * Science of Government. •
Great Truths by Great Authors.
Letters to Country Girls.
Lady Jane Grev—Bartlett.
Mary. Q4eco of &ots—Headlev.
Isaac J. Hopper—L. Maria Child.
Besides all the latest novels.
T. D. TYLER.
MANN'S
li ESE! Burning Fluid and
f Camplike at tha
rpEIE subscriber, having let a little
-pure light" into his store, and otherwise
in:prov, d it, respectfully incites the ladies and
gent:emelt of Potter county to call and exam
ine his extensive stock of New Goods. Feel
ingllattered by a kind and generous reception,
lu will spare no effort to merit it continuance
of patronage. [Oct. 7.] •T. 13. TYLER.
()RUMS for all Magazines, Periodi
cals, \e«•.:papet:•..ot• Books publigliell in
tL•is country, Canada, or Europe.. promptly
l heel. - T. B. TYLER.
A FEW pieces of "new Music;.
/I_,),lusic procured ttl‘ order: ulsn, Tent
perunee and other Tracts, or any periuditals
desired. rzie &moor. Booms constantly on
ith paper, pens, slates, stud every thing
::ek,led fir going to school.
G-33tf
To the Inhabitants of Couders
, port and Vicinity,
Anti Potter County Generally.
V 'HE subscriber has just received a luso
stock of
WINTER GOODS,
ronqikting of DRY GOODS, FURS, HATS
and CAPS. -
Ready-Ha.dp Clothing,
~
Groceries, Hardware,
CROCKERY, ROO I'S and SHOES, Brooms
% . 1 Qt) DEN W ARE.
• •
A !A stock of
Sltc-'ings, Dtilling Cotton Yarn, and Bat
. ,ting, and ,most kinds of Provisions,
kept constantly on hand, for cash.
Al! of which he_ nit! sell as low as this
lowt-st, for READY-PAY.
ca,h and most kinds of Farmers' Pro•
duce taken in exchange fur Goods.
Knowing that one column of this sheet
is insufficient to 'enumerate every articles
sepArate- which he keeps for sale, tie bops
that the above genetal catalogue wilt soffits+,
I.lc. 30, 1853. . C. SIVIIII3.
• 41. L those warning Stone Ware, such as
lugs, Stove-Pipe Crocks,•Churns,6uttet
and "Preserve Pots, Pitchers, etc., will its
well to call at C. S. JCNES', *hem they
can be suited with any size or shape do.
t.irablc.
W; - STRONG can bq found tit the
. shop of Jas. M. Basset!, formerly
owned by himself, where he will attend to
alkealfs in with proMprnese and .
fidelity. ' - . 641 Stun
r'RENCH MUSrAno, a nm Ching
entirely, for sale at •C. 8. JONEVI,
1)111;G and BOOK-STORE
M. W. MANN
DOiIIESTICS,
SUCH A 9
Stone Ware.