ertir of Silas Sutherland, at the suit of E. Har
man U6O of Thomas J. Burdic.
ALSO—certain real estate, to tvit: Situate
in Pike toiviaship. Potter county, Penn's ,
hounded on the north by lands of Simecn Fur
man, cast by - unseated lands, south by lauds
of James Bump, and on the west by hula of
Ft.Tttrman and.unseated hinds,--containing
ninety-five acres, about twenty acres of which
is improved, with one frame barn, one frame
school-house, and an apple orchard thereon.
Seized; taken in ex ecution, and to be sold us
the property of Galvin Carrie], at the suit of
A. P. Cone.
ALSO—certain real estate, to wit: Situate
in Clara township, Potter county, Pa., bounded
on the north by lauds of Isaac. Barnes, on the
eel by lands of Sala Stevens, on the south by
lands of E Balch, and on the west by unseatea
land—containing sixty acres, more or less,
with about thirty acres improved, with one
log and frame house, one log barn, and some
fruit trees thereon: Seized, taken iu execu
tion, and to be sold as the property of Vim.
B. Graves, at the suit of J. B. Noble. .
ALSO—the following real estate, situate in
the Borough of Coudersport, Potter county,
'being lot Not 134 and 135 of suare No: 13 on
the Map of the Borough of Coudersport at the
commissioners' office, situate at the northwest
corner of Main and South-streets, four rods
front on Main -street, and eicht rods front
en Fourth-street--containing one-fifth of an
acre: Seized, taken in execution, and to be
sold na the property of F. J. Caldwell, at the
suit of Alvah C. Tau:lm
ALSO—the following described real - estate,
situnte in Pike towndup, Potter county, state
of Pennsylvania, bounded on the north by lot
No:14, on the east by loss Nos: 14, 2:2, and 35,
on The south by lot Na: 22 and unseated land
of the Binglonn Estate, and on the west by
unseated 'lands and by lots Nos: 13 and 36,
Lein , ' lots Nos. 11 and 12 of the sub-division
of the lands of the Diuzliam Estate in said
township--containing one hundred and fifty
five acres,about htly acres of which is im
proved, on which is erected three frame
houses, two frame barns, and one saw-dill,
and some fruit trees thereon.—Ahso, lot
No. 36, in the township, county, and state
aforesaid, bounded on the north at d east by
lot No. 14, on the south by lot No. 13 and
by unseated land, on the taest by unseated
land and by l t No. 15—containing one
hundred and four acres, with about four
acres improved, and a lug house the:eoh;
seize.!, -taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of Elijah Johnson, at the suit-of
Jabez IL Gilbert.
ALSO--certain real estate, situate in
Oswayo town,hip, Potter county P,rin'a,
bounded on the north by land'of Geo. Estes,
east by land of Shattuck and Crittenden,
south by Bryan lot, and west by land of G.
Estes—containing 10i acres, on which there
is three acres improved, on which is ore
saw-mill, tw•o frame houses and barn ;
seized, taken in execution es the property
of G • W. LI rnd ley, at the suit of W. T. Joss
& Brother and A. S. I awtnn.
P. A.
Sheriff's Officr, April , 1831.
THE JOURNAL BO OK STORE
fAFFERS to the public a collection of
V set-toot. BOOKS of every kind called
for in this roinninity—rearling. matter for
even• tasty—the NVOrks rt time:honored and
standard authors, with those of progressive
and inquiring writyri of alinosi even•. school
of thought and i.lvestization, and on terms
which no purylriscr will regret.
Among our works of History are—
llildreth's United States,
\en•-England—ncsc edition,
Prescott's Cul:quest of 'Mexico,
Macauky's
I floury of England,
„Ingeplins—flol;in.
Go,xlri, L'S His me cf England, France, and
the United Status.
Law Book 6 of the he a t and most nseful kind,
Layurd'a inee( 'fund Babylon,
" Nineveh and its tienminF.
Lytill's Geolo.:v, A g ri cult u re, and Chemistry
Sin , an's. and Bartlett's Travels
in Europe,
Meet) of Dr. Judson and his three wires,
Lives of L-tdv Jane Gray and Margaret
`lruiier
Poeins of Goldsmith, Gray, Cook. and others,
Griswold's Poeta and Poetry of En:4land,
'• America,
Read's Female Ports, Tennyson's lu Me
moriam, Tasio, fission. etc.,
Fern Loves tool Littln Fetus,
IlYpetion—W i.ie World—Clueechy,
Eldorado—Czar and Sultan,
Insurrection in China,
Temper - alcc. Tales—Mapleton,
Life of Isaac T. mpuer, and other works
by L. Maria Child.
A I.age ‘nrietv of Books for Children, both
amusing and instructive.
Works of Theodore Parker,
Writings of Jefferson,
Milton's Prose,
Works of E. Oakes Smith,
Ilydropathic Cook Book,
Cookery as it Should Be,
Water Cure Manual,
Hydropathic Encyclopedia,
llonto for AP-- 2 new method of building. •
The Family Dentist, and other publications
of Fowlers & %Yells. New-York.
Albums, Drawing. Books, and paper.
Mac Lauren's series of Copy Books.
Various kinds of Letter and Note Paper.
Cards, Envelopes, Waters, and Wax.
Water Colors, Diaries, Pencils. etc.
Temperance Tracts. !lot Corn Tracts.
Woman's Rid it to.Prcach,a sermon by Rev.
Luther Lee.
The Most Chris:jai; Use cf the Sunday, a
sermon by Rev. Theodore Parker.
Lectures by Kossuth, Greeley, Seward, and
oth-rs. M. MANN.
Cectitasronv, Pa., Dec. 30, 1853. 6-3311
New Cash Grocery
AND
PrOVlSion, Store
HITHER, YE HUNGRY
(1 S. JONES takes this methbd to inform
kj.the people of Coudersport and the pub
lic generally, that be has just opened a
Grocery and Provision Store, where he will
keep constantly on hand everything in the
line of " eatables," and which - he will sell
as reasonable as can be desired.. The' sub
atatials' 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 fortanything
of the kind, please call and examine be,.
fore puichasing elsewhere, arid if he can,
not satisfy you, yourease most be des
perate. You will always find a full
assortment of Groceries, consisting, of Su
gars, Teas, Coffee, Saleratus, Spices, Gin
ger, Raisins, Candy, Crackers, Cranberries
Salmon, Codfish, Mackerel, Blue Fish,
Rice, Molasses, Syrup, erc. Also, at all
times, Pork, Flour, Lard, Cheese, Butter,
(roll and firkin,) Salt, Hams, etc., etc.
0;1 , - Grain and all other kinds of Produce
taken in exchange for goods at the cash
6-33t1 C. S. JONES.
itEN H M S CARD, a new thing
•ntirely, for vale nt C. S. JONES'.
• Sale of .Unseated Land.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
1\ agreeably to an act of Assembly . , Passed
the 13th - day of March, 1815, entitled an act
to amend an act, directing the mode of selling
unseated lands for taxes, etc., and the several
supplements thereto, the following tracts of
unseated lands in the county of Potter will be
exposed to public sale or outcry, for -all ar
rearages of taxes, at the court-house in the
raid 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
29114.1844, for the taxes due thereon, unless
previously paid. •
5917 '..
5920
5923
5924
5008
4694
4729
4753
4754
4767
4768
OEM
4673 700 W. Willink et. al. 25 31
4672 990 do 34 14
4669. 990 do 34 17
4663 990 do 34 14
4667 990 • do 33 01
4666 700. do ' 23 15
4657 300 do 15 07
4650 700 do 31 32
4655 990 do 38 8:3
4654 495 do 20 87
4653 495 do 21 55
4652 600 do 26 55
4651 800 do 33 20
4650 c 700 do 32 OS
5071 1117 Moses Levy 47 18
5072 1117 do 47 20
5073
5074
5626
5-627
Eufalia township.
1097 Nicklin & Griffith 47 54
1084 66 49 77
1098 ' 4 41 93
1094 "' 41 82
183 It 5 47
105 66 - 247
990 .s 22 99
990 a 2'3 04
270 .. . 625
724 . " 16 80
425 " 9 89
Jackson township.
990 W. Willink et.al. 37 63 7 1
do do 37 601
do do . 37 631
do do 37 601
do do 37 631
do do 37 60/
do do 37 631
290 do 11 001
290 do - :37 601
990 do - - 37 631
290 do 11 001
990 do 37 611
do do 37 62}
290 do j 11 o:3f
990 do . 37 604
do do 37 63k
do do 37 62f
do do. 37 63.
do ' do • 37 60f
do do 37 631
do do :37 601
do do 37 631
do - do 37 601
do do 37 63}
do _ do 37 60f
do do 37 631.
• do do 37 601
do do 37 631
do do 37 601'
• 815 11. A. Nelson 15 46
Portage township.
1100 Geo. Read
Stewardson township
990 Sam'l Hughes 90 63
. do do 40 81
do do 40 83
do John Banon, 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 34
990 do 49 00
1094 Nicklin & Griffith 45 14
1099 do 27 20
090 W. Willink et. al. 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 " "
Tfen Branch township.
1117 ' do 47 22
1117 do 46 45
990 Banon & King 42 59
990 do 42 59
Wharton township.
700 W. Willink et. al. 24 85
800 do, 28;40
990 do 35 13
690 do 24 51
990 do 24 48
990 do 35 15
990 do 35 14
500 do 17 75
800 • do b 28 40
990 do 35 14
940 do 35 37
500 do 17 75
500 do 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
800 do 23. 40 .
800 do 28 40
990 ' do 35 15
500 do 17 75
600 do 21 30
340 do 20 32 -
900 do 31 95
890 do 31 58
990 do 35 15
990 do 35 15
990 - do 35 14
990 do 35 14
560 do 19 88
300 do 10 65
495 do 17 57
690 do 24 50
350 - do 12 43
495 do 17 54
720 do 19 62
4755 990 do 26 95
4756 990 do 27 00
4757 990 • do- 26 95
4758 485 do 1265
4759 590 do 16 10
4760 816 * do 22 23
4761 990 do 26 99
4762 990 do 28 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 5 70 .
Abbott township. .
4699 790 W. Willink et. al. 36 56
4708 990 do 56 44
4682 490 do 48 28
4683 990 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 ci; 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: 99Q Samuel Hughes 37 62
5908- 900 do 37 62
5811. 990 do 37 62
5812 134 do 509
4690 690' W. Willink et. al. 25 21
4691 890 • do 33 82
4692 990 do 37 61
5075
_- 1117 Moues Levy 42 40
5076 - 1119 do 42 45
5628 990 Bapon & King 37 62
5629 990 do 37 61
4717 , 350 W. Willink 10 43
4722. 990 do 29 44
4723 990 _ 29 40
./Illegany township.
No. war'nt. Q'nty. Reputed owners. Anat.. tax.
1849 29 . S. P. I . yman 382
1874 210 do
:Mott township.
4689 200 W. Williuk, et. al. 7 GO
5630 510 Ellen dealing 12 61
.EuWin township.
2750
4694 700 W. D. Messer 29 39
4694 . 245 C. A. White 14 69
2124 50 James Bennett 3.00
5148 . 990 Henry Drinker 44 54
5149 990 , do 41 59
5154 112 . .do 563
4693 - 395 Wm. McDougall 15 57
4768 625 do 24 72
5908 300 du." 11 85
3895 100 Eulalia Goal Co. 6 OD
4693. 200 A. C • Smith • 5 60
4693 88 Wm. WjUink & co. 247
3895 100 b B. Colo 3 30
Genesee township. .
1874 203 S. I'. Lyman 7G 75
Hebron township.
80 W. S Switzer ass
403 J. M. Bassett 12 00
. Hvtor township.
1599 475 Z. Mallory 17 00
1599 475 W.ll. &V. H. Slaughter 45 GO
Jackson township. •
4631 330 Joseph Davis 14 53
3060 200 Wm. McDougall 760
4678 200 do 7..§9
4679175 M."‘,..... liitr.--11--
• .._ .-,. 555
l i dn M. Ilinchman 137
3738 990 Wm. Wiiiink ta co. 30 17
Oswayo township.
100 N. B. Lana
106 S. I'. Lyman
44 do
654 do
800 do
204 _. do
100 do
250 do
650 do
970 do .
30 do
1000 do
300 do
Pike township.
984 Chester Robinson 121 45
1408 587 do 108 30
Portage township.
5434 .1100 Ceo. H. Fosier 33 85
5429 600 do 15 00
5436 1100 do - 33 83
5431 1028 P. Aborn 31 GO
4620 1100 C. J. Anthony &Miner 27 50
4621 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
66 R. Webb 89
550, Sobieski Ross • -,, 742
150 A. 11. Boyington .:), 98
Roulette township.
697 . Solomon Sartwell
200 Haven & Woodcock
Sharon township. •
2194 50 William Bell 481
5867 415 P. B. Dedrick 36 53
5863 70 do • 6 30
5359 174 do . 15 65
5855 154 do 17 41
5678 90 do . 810
5882 110 do 11 17
5859 125 . do
.11 36
2141 24, do 2 16
Stewardson - township.
5940 300 A. B. Reed , 14 85
5942 600 - do 09 70
5950 1094 Stev..ardson & Ellis 27 06
598.5 1100 Bernard Duffee 45 37
5943 1062 Hermon Chapin • 61 35
5963 1081 . Clark & Bunnell 62 43
5946 1103 Oliver Watson 54 58
5944 750 C. W. Ellis ' 30 92
4730 700 E. B. Parker 23 72
881 R. G. White 43 59
Sweden township.
5895 697 4 Jacob Ridgway 22 4.5
2107 47 J. M. Hamilton , 553
2182 90 do 11 84
2185 - 22 do 256
2102 2 R, C. McMurtria 25
2118 110 H. Y. ilaydock ° 12 76
2102 ' 100 Christian Cellar 11 60
2107 100 . do 11'0
2126 50 4o
'ibl 4 05
IMI
5895
5895
2107 87 John litbly 10.08
2133 70 George Krell ' .7 42
2101 53 ♦. P. Cone 545
2102 . 52 do 534
4677 - 495 Wzn.Willitat, et. al. - 33 99
4773 55 Morgan Hinelnar' 482
2107 100. Milford & Alter 6 86
2109 do 1 72
2185 - 100 ' do • E
2186 • .25 , do
2101 100 S. F. Wilson
2102 900 - do
2107 366 do
2L82 100 do
2185 137 do
4i73 107 Williffin
Ina, ton township.
4920 990 T. J. Wharton 35 13
4924 770. do ' ; 31 83
4939 ' 495 Ibutnalk M. Wharton 17 54
75 William McDougall
30 . do'
477.2
4775
4772 100 Gmirgc Blackman 355
4758 100 2 73
4758 100 C. W. Ellis • - 273
5908 275 Sathl. Haven 7 46
. .
SLATED LOTS RETURNED,AS UNSEATED.
HOlller township • .
100 Merrick. Jackson 1 38
85 Luther Read 119
Sweden tdumship.
50 - Washington Hoskin 258
50 Defames Ayres 50
100 Nathaniel Perkins 630
50 D. F. Ellsworth 50
250 Bingham estate 12 00
71 J. K. Hamilton 30
122 P. Daggart
115 John Roberts 108
99 We. FL Benson - , 555
150 Sotomon Snyder, Jr. 278
100 Johnson Chase _ -2 50
100 John Keating_ 10 51
106 Warren 'Sherwood 461
70 E. M. Carpenter 70
200 Nathan Woodcock 390
50 < Luther Read . 1 20
70 • Almond 'Roseman -
Hebron toWnship.
210 T. Olcott,
150 do
1059 do '
699 do ,
352 do
122 do
2955 do
70 Geo. Harrison
150 do
.165 do
225 - do • ',-
IWO do .
572 - do
400 'Robert Blackwell
80 do
61 T. M. Willing
60 . do
50 . do
58 H. Wy kat"
362 do
221 do
130 W. B. Groves' •
120 Sheldon Bradley
185 Saml: Haven •
50 Haven & White
275 Sala Stevens
50 Chatles'MeNess
350. A. Lane-& Nichols
50 C. W. Allen
148 Joseph Lent
73 B. D. DJibee
144 " do
36 - Sabra Bennett
65 Henry Bacon
82 Horace Leet
205 R. B. Stanwood
Harrison township.
91 M. H. Abbey
35 Saml. Howe
75 Francis Cornish
- 97 Miles Thompson
74 Joseph Ginnings
50 Edward Ginnings
GO Henry Clark
:161 William Cobb -
129 Marvin Stuart
59 .Jeremi4lll r n ; ird - d
40 John French
47 Robert Hunt
•
135 Elias York
'Eulalia township.
100 Eulalia coal co.
'6l Isaac King
50 Abel Aldrich
89 Chauncey Blakslee
50 'F. B. McNamara
56 J. C. Knox
23 Jacob Reckhow
72 L.F. Maynard -
'64 Julius Sher Wood
.25 Blakslee di Haven
5. V. Dickinson
. 13 do
50 do
28 do
10 • do '
25 Miles Thoinpson
100 John Avery
100 William Meir
100 John Dana
90 P. Delion
100 A. York •
100 John. Torpor
.100 S. Bolick
100 D. Azpeck .
129 Sam!. Barclay
70 Y. S. Brehmer--
Ulysses township.
GO E. Peasley
50 Jacob Jordan
132 11. Wharton
50 Thomas Raker
Pike township.
250 Moses Meeker
50 William,Furmari
76 Polly Ann
. Smith
50 Lorenzo Ackley
. Clara township. •
130 Samuel Haven
252 A. M. Benton
70 C. &J. Lyman
40 • Ransom Sloat
. Jackson township.
50 Daniel , Sherwood
50 J. Springer
62 Luther . Slade
50 J. Vancuren
394 Reuben Herrington
49 J. G. Russell •
50 Israel Vancuren
Portage township.
50 A. Smith
Bingham township.
215 Stephen and Jos. Hurd 65
50 John Shaip . 82
50 Turtillus Morris
50
. Hezekiah Mortis
59 Calvin Morris
60 Levi Annie
50 Mary Bennett
8t Nathan Harvey
50 J. S. Kimbal
79 Gornelius Lancaster 157
75. Martin Musto 97
50 IV- &A. Perry - 65
60 James Vancuren
Genesee township.
200 Silas Billings
1208
1211
1213
1214
1292
1857
FRE
42 42
1 -
8 92
• . 50 • Barney Daniels
West- Branch township.
50 - Daniel DeWey
67 John Russell
50 Wm. Robbing
50 S. Wetmore
.50 George Sherman
• Hector township.
50 D. Wheeler
130 George Young
• 50 D. Turner
100 V. Mcßedner
Oswa!jo township.
• 50 T. Clarkf
• . 150 Chauncey Pierce •
• 50 •Nathaniel Squires
100 G. W. Stiles
55 Wm. Fuller
*./ 50 Wm. Oliver
Coudersport.
6 lots, Nos. 152, 153, 170, 171-, 176,
179, estate of J. Keating 364
Susan Apes 32
16 John Baker II
2 village iota E. W. Bishop 49
' C. B. Cotter 16
1 " r• F. J.Caldwell 21
4 k " Decoy Ellsworth 19
6 ' Jerome Keating estate 89
5 " •". John C. Knox 145
4. " .g Woodcock and Strait 76
JOEL L. RAYMOND,
Treasurer of Potter Co.
TREASUEER'S OFFCE,
Coudersport: Starch '24. 1854. 4573 t.
I 176
6 86
27 50
25 17
6.89
9 40
11133
2 6
Lewis Mann
js .again home, in the store opposite the
INcrtheast • corner of the public striate.
and is receiving direct from New-York city
—not a " mammoth stock" of winter goods,
but sufficient to fill-up the old store; which
goods are now offered for inspection and'
xeamination. lie 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."
MI
County Orders taken at Par
]JII Goods at
ruin; LADIES will find at Mann's store
Coctilee4,, Washinglon, Merrimack, Phil
ip, Allen & Sons', and other choice varieties
of Prints, warranted by the subscriber nq
to jade.
JLL4VOOL Delaines at Mann's. Al
paeas, Paramettas, English and French
- Merinos at MANN'S.
• I
el IN G HA MS—a good afsortment at
I MANN'S
QILKS and bress Trimmings at'
• MANN'S
QHAIN - 14z of various patterns and qu 6 ali
Oties—Lidits' and Ctitldren's Hoods. at
AI ANN'S.
rtOIBRICS, Bishop Lawns, Victoria
...)Lawris,lCap Lace, Crape, Pus d'M uslin.
Swiss Muslin, Linnen Hd , Eaihroidert d
do., Muslin Edgings, Cotton do., Linen do.
Ladies' Cullers. Wristlets, Undersleeves
Ladies Shirts, do, Caps, to be.fr.und at
MANN'S.
SD
1 23
EAR GE lot of Hosieq at
IMI
F you 'want warm Stockings for the
childern: 7 you will find them at
MANN'S.
400 ,
1981
A riAITEN. BOOT.', I3uskins, and the
kTothel variety of Shoes, can be found
MANN'S.
3 20
i 70
TATS,', ca
co fn.,' wiiippers
cp illicir Groves, do, Mittens,
berlin-Lined . Gloves, Carpet Bags, Satch
els, Suspenders. Call at I
; . MANN'S STORE.
BOYS' and Youths' Boots at -
M A NYS
•
EEO
I9EET[NG, Shirting, Illus. and Cotten
Yarn at. 11ANN'S.
5 5G
78
SUGARS, Teas., Coffer, Rice, Ginger
OPepper,' spice, starch, saletatus, cpn
scantly un fu.nd at MANN'S Sron.E.
•
11OLTIG Tobacco, Fine-Gut do-, C hew
ing and Sinokii!g at MANN'S.
IF you ;want Axes, Hatchets, Ham
mers, 141 saws, cross-cut do., !Find du..
Chisels, Au:lsirs, Auger Lilts, Files of all kind>.
Steel Squares, inn, do.. Try do., call at
MANN'S.
LEWIS MANN -keeps constantly on
hand SLocels, SradeF, milliard Forks,
Fire [runs.
52
1 05
1 05
LEIGH BELLS at
MANN'S STORE
1 05
• 94
1 05
1 03
1 16
1 05
131
79
y OCKS, Door Handles, Butts, Screws,
I/Locks-4n sizes—Shoe Nails. Finishing
do., for sale at LEWIS MANN'S.
POCKET KNIVES, Table do.
CALL AT MANN'S STORE
111EWIS MANN has for sale Shot,
4 Lead,Powder, Flasks, &c. _
1 39
72
1 79
72
Auditor's Notice.
NTOTICE is hereby given that the under
.l_ll signed, an Anditor appointed by the
court to report in relation to the distributibn
of money raised by the sale of real estate in
the case of Johnson Wells and Co. vs. V.
Dickinson: of Dec. Term, 1852, No. 65,
will attend to the duties of his appointment
at the office of the Prothonotary, in Cou
dersport, on Friday, the Bth day of May
next, at one o'clock P. M.
8 74
97
1 25
1 30
6 21
18 97
190
52
The said Auditor having been also ap-
pointed to make distribution of the proceeds
of the sale of Real estate" in the csse of
\Vanza and Harrison use of Jones, Walton
and Fuller vs. V. Dickinson et. al., will
attend to the duties of his appointment on
Skuaday, the Gth day cl May next, at one
o'clock P. M., at the same place.
Persons; interested in the shove mentioned
cases may attend if they think proper.
48-3 t H. J. OLMSTED, Auditor.
66
66
SO
66
6 03
71
65
"I
Conie to briug you Life and
Health."
DR. CURTIS' 111 7 1;ENIA, or Inhaling
Hygean Favor and Cherry syrup, for the
cure of pialmonary consumption,' asthma.
brqnchitivi coughs, colds, and all Lung and
Liver complaints. A new method of inha
lation for the cure of the above named ditt
eases. Fin sale by D. W. SPENCER.
1
1 13
1 17
65
Stone Ware.
ALL thoim wanting Stone Ware, such" as
lu g s, Stove-Pipe - Crocks, Churns, cutter
and Preserve Pots, Pitchers, etc.; will do
well to call at. C. S. JONES', where they
can be spited with any size or ships de
sirable.
9 00
Sound the Toosinl
OLIIISTEIYB
ONE-PRICE STORE.-
1 50
2 02
65
65
Cash and Ready-Pay.
"Econotur—ts the Mother Of
Wealth.”
92
2 55
76
88
!VIE subscriber would announce to thi
public thif he has removed to. -a new
Mare, nest door north of J. W. Smith!.
Stove and Tinware establishment, where
he has just opened a large stock of goods
for the fall and n inter trade. The stock is
marked at the very lowest cash figures, and
at such prices as cannot fail to suit than
who study economy in buying. I intend to
adhere to the one-price system, believing
it to be the only fair and honorable mode of
doing business: and by taking a straight.
forward course, hope to , receive a liberal
share of public patronage.
Produce taken at its cash.vulue.
D. -E. - OLMSTED.
Nov. 4. 1553. 625
1 08
7 80
5 20
1( 0 5
05
TA DIES, are you in want of any Dress.
A Goods, Silks, Alpaca, De Laioes, Ging--
ha:us, Prints; Shawls, Bonnets, Shoes,
Laces, Ed2inv, Collars, Gloves, ,Ste. You
I atinot fail to be suited at. OLarsreu's
ONE-PRICE STORE.
Lit ENTLEMEN, are you in want of any
`UfHats, 'Caps, Crav'ats, Stocks, Gloves.
&e. 2 You Will find a good assortment,
also a good assortment of Clothing, at the
ONE PRICE STORE.
LL who are in want of - GROCERIE,
/ - i_such as Sugars, Molasses, Tea, Coffei,,
&c., will find them at low• prices "at
CrLAISTED'S.
Tailoring. •
i. IHE subscriber, having secured the sett
vices of a good workman, wonld call the
,r ention of the public to his stock of Clothe,
Cassimerts, and Vesting, which will be
made to order on short notice and-warranted
-to fit, or no sale. To those who' have be•
tome dissatisfied with buying slop-shop
which may come to pieces* before it
call be got home, he would say, Come, se
lect from my cloths, lei -Mr. Smith take
yiiur measure, and he will make you a good
fitting, durable garment, and warrant the
burtoris not to drop otr within twenty-four
hours, with careful usage,--and at as low.
:ices as can reasonably he expected.
D. E. OLMSTED.
L. MANN'S
)ED Bpreads. Table do., Jaqoard Dia
per. Towelling,Nheetings and Shirtinge,
colon baits. cotton yarn, candlovick, at
OLMSTED'S.
pOOTS and Shoes, supposed to be
IDolicor, at OLMSTED'S.
'TRY good Black ; Silk, to be bad at
r yard. ai ' OLNISTED'S.
POOR Silk Hat can ba botight for
j r. A .:.1,5:1—a better one for $4,50, at
OLMSTED'S.
rii fi: S 1111 Burning Fluid and
Cauiphine at the
UACG and 8008-STORE.
To the Inhabitants of Condon
port and. Vicinity,
And Potter County Generally.
run E subscriber has just received a hrie
_L stock of
WINTER GOopS, •
censittinr: of DRY GOODS, FURS, HATS
end CAPS,
MANN'S
Ready-Made Clothing, 1
Groceries,Hardware,
CROCKERY, BOOTS and SHOES, Brooms
WOODEN WARE. •
A large stock of
DOMESTICS, .
Shcetings, Drilling Cotten Yarn, and Bet
ting, and most kinds of Provisions,
kept constantly on Hand, for cash.
All of which he will sell as loSv as the
IL west, for READY-PAY.
Ca-h and most kindi of Farmers' Pro.:
iliire'itaken in exchange fur Goods. • .
Knowing that une column of this sheet
is t instiflluir , nt to enumerate every article
stip.irate tt bleb lie keeps. for sale, he -hopes
that the above f_tencral catalogue will suffice.
pt c.,30, 18;i3. • C. SMITH.
•
Coudersport Academy,
M i l IF, spring term of this institution will
,(S6thmence on Wednesday, April 19.
It-. 51, and Continue eleven weeks.
Elementary* branches-Orthography,
Geography, Arithmetic, &c.... 112.25
Higher Arithmetic, Firet leisons in
Algebra, and Grammar, 3.25
Ii l her •English branches, Algebra,
• i'hilosophy,
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek,
and French languageS, 6.25
Instruction on the Piano'Forte, extra, 10.00
•
Cf•re of instrument,...,)..... 3.00
Vocal music free of charge. •
N. 11.L.Prepayment of all, bills will be
tilictly required. • •;
J. BLOOMINGDALE,
Principal.
The undersigned, Tiustecs of the Coq
dersport Academy, are Moved by a sense of
of and personal duty to invite the at
tection of the Public--of parents in partic
ular, to the rising and ,useful character of
Institution of Learning. When invited,
a little more than a half-year ago, to rise
superintendence of its affairs, we found it
depressed and still declining. _ We requested
Mr. Lli 03111NGDALC to become as Princi
pal Teac er, and entrusted its organization
and m Est onerous affairs to his discre
tion and f ibanagerberit, Experience has
proved him 'to - be faithful, efficient, and
practical—just such an instructbr as this
community need. The s , number of pupils
in the school is now over slaty. We refer
to air. Bloomingdale'a advertisement for
information as to the terms and conditions
on which pupils are - admitted, and for other
fiats of interest: and recommend the insti
ration to the patronage of the people.
H. 11. DF.NT, President,
THOMAS 11. TTLER, Secretary,
lIENH:I' J. OLMSTED, Treasurer,
F. L. JosEs,-
'CHAS. LIMAN, Trustee s. -
G. G. Cotrix, C^_l
GW. STRONG can bo found at th e
T.Yfliop of Jas. M. Bassett, formerly
owned by himself, where he will attend to
all calls in his t lino' with promptness sad
fidelity. G-41 3mo
Terms.
.. 4.75