El
PLOVTINO;_•
Sir,
,you :191 - tit know how to plow.„
"What! tne! do you.metui _I don't
knoW how to plow; that have,betn,
man'and I;o,y, fifty ynars 'following 4
plow?"
. Yes, Sir: I - mean you. I do not.
dispute the length' of time youlavp
followed the . plow. but you have never
got up to . tt, Yet.. Yoo don't know
how to plow.
Sir, do you mean tole suit mei"'
Not - at a 11,.. I only ineaiit to assure
you of the fact.
• This is aLspecirrien of a conversation
with an old farmer, not a great way .
froth New Yolk . , who felt insulted be-
Cause we told him that he did not.
know how to plow.. Let its if he
did: lie was at work upon a peice
of ground that Might be termed sandy
loam, , though •it was once a clayey
learn, but nearly all the clay had
been washed. out of it, because it
never hal:beim plowed, .more than
four or five inches deep in the world;
aud . was bedded upon a- subsoil of
almost-pore clay, into which a sub
soil
,plow had never entered, and
Nvhich' was never ;turned up by the
common plow,') ecau - e the owner said
that would spoil the land.
"I guess I know, for I have tried
it;. and 1 would let give a.. cent for
one of your new-fangied plows."
And vet he felt 'insulted when we •
told him that lie did uoi know how to
•
p10w...
"There seems to be a general im
pression that crtryhody khows how to
p1oW;, that even the farmer's Loll or
awybody' a boy, as .soon as his head
gets above the plow-handles, instinct
is'ely understands the liminess per-,
fi-e:ty. Now 1 - hazard, the assertion
that not • o):e farmer oi7 farm laharr; in
t c n k n ow s how properly to perform this
operal%on.
Certaii4 if he only -.plows- four
inches when he might plow finirteen,
he does not know how to ploW; for
every, follow tlsieuld be drawn abio
lutel y' re!.
• IVhat crooked, long rows or short
rows? How' a field would look!"
Let it look. Lid to IPA:
at your coil in the field than in borne.
brook or river, floating down to the
fiCad
Why, melt furrow:;. would look,
like drunkeu•men's paths." •
Let thcm look, so that they are not,
If you know how to plow, you . won't
get drunk, nor plow your laud on pur
po,e to wash away, because some old.
granny teii you that you must plow
straight. Makin crooked,furrows is
not . crooked Plo..ving; that. is, in aid
out ; somennes three furrows in one
and sometimes three feet apart.
If you know bow t..) plow; you neV...
cr will plow, clay laud ia.a wet time,
or,when a is baked so that it will turn
up in lump ; hard as, brick-bats. '
No good plowman ever" plows his
bead land, wi.ile tur.oing the team.
That is wo-fk to be done after the
other part i 3 finished.
•• When 1 see a farmer ,constantly
riding upon his pi , lw-handles, that it
may not ;so too deep, or lifting and
pressing forward, to force it into the
ground, .or running it.upon the wing,,
. or land-side, to govern the width ~f
his furrow, I am led to think he does
not under:tand regylatiqg the draft:"
If such a than knows how to plow,
he don't knoW'what a good plow is,
or he would g et one.
If a man plows a loose, friable soil
in the fall, or if he dues not plow a
stiff clay ;:o as to let it freeze, it is
be.caue he don't know how to hl..w;
Ibr one w:il ax7.-ay in winter, and
the other will dismtegrate and become
"Per:ect plowin,-; consists in stir
ring. and thoroughly pulverizing all
the soil to p, given depth. To -effect
the furrow., must .1)e parakl, of
even width and depth, and not tot.; far'
psunder."
And the plow must , be adapted to
the work to be done. The idea' of : a•
universal plow is one of the most
ridicolon.; falla;:ies ever argued in
ftvor of by tartness. No man ever
did argue so that knows how to, plow.
Tia.2re is scarcely a farm of a hundred
acres that does not require a dozen
dnferent kinds of plows. A first rate
sod plow is not a good stubble-turn
ingplow; and neither of them are - . lit .
to plow arrionc, , corn. •A plow
isabsolutely I:,..lisponsable upon ov9ry
farm, and no firmor should be without
a double-mold-board plow, which he
should know how to use in opening
out surface drains tlirough every fie:d
that is nut already . .utderdrained With
tile-drains. -
01 the class of light, cheap plows,
for working with one- horse, we look
upon the old-fashimed shOVel plOW;
made with, a. steel . blade . , .a.cid not a:
clumsy piece of cast: iron, as one of the
most,usefal plows , ' on a light,.'easy
. last.ploWing
of'-a fallow for- wheat, with a quick
wAlking borne, .it is . -excellent; for
plowing- frit:turnipS'it'i's first-sate, and
14 - .)r plowing cornit Will alistays be a
favorite implement. ; , • ;
Reader.l,.Do ..you -knots, how • to
Tribuie:
Er The New HampAtitoiHousear
Representatvea have passed tho Liquor
Bill by a voto of 155 to 106
Custom:in infancy beconatin
in ciji age. • . • ..' .
~1.
• Y• 1 ,
GROCERTIANDVROVisiON STORE.
uriebeii
ties
• the&Ople timittlitp . ori'dlia the pub
lic genetMly,•thar helsslust nopened a Gro
cery and;Provision store, where be , will keep
constarkfy
.ererythingt in' the. line ;eft "
bles " and which he, will sell as:tressonlble'ai
carZbe , des . ..red, The - 4 ' subs tantires " ; can; be •
Sousa here at all tinies, stick es; FLOUR on&
TORK-, while: the:. appetites" of the• most'
dainty can a:so he satisfied. Therefore, should
you wish for anythi - ng of the kind, please call
and .examine before purchasmg elseWlicre,
and if its cannot satisfy yoth: youo- t :se mast
be de-perate. You will aways find
assortment- of "Grocer es; : etms.s,ing of sit=
gars, Teas, Coffee; Saferams; Spices, Gmger.
Raisins;;'Candy, Crzelters,'l Cranberries'
'cal
men, , Cedfishi Mackere ,i.Bine fish; R
Molasses,: Syritp,: Alsci; at( t it s i ne:3,.
Pork, Flour, Ltrd, ,Cheese, Butter;• (roll and
firk n,) Sid Elates, c.c. ec. . .71 .
Grain anti ail o her lcudd of "Prodnce taken
in exclringe , fpr potisatt the cash price. • -;'"•'
• 6:331f • • • :: C.; S. JONES.
the
PROVISION 'STORE. -
June 30,1854
VILENCH MUSTARD—A• new thing en
tiro*.y, for Bale ac C. S. JONi.BI.
Coudersport Academy.
THE summer term of tlis instittrion wit
cOmmenee on Wednesday, 26, 1654
and tonanue e.swen weeks.
Terui4.
EletnetVork,bianciies-TOnhograph.y,
lieograplay,Ari h:ne.ic, .$125
Higher Art kitne,iC4.ra- Lessons ,in
Aigebri ' and Grqtnmer,..,.. • .
Higher Lltg.ish
Yhi .. ,
Lc, in, Gregir.
and French L . nguagesi •
lus.ruc.ion ou,.he ei_no .u 0
Use of ins i;pnell
Vocul hitaie; free Of eh
J. BLOC) ...Ii.NU-O.ALt,,PT.4II.C.paI
The, undersiguaii, • Tras ees of .ho Con
derApor. 'Acidefny, miowed.by a scrim of.
utlic.al and pericali Aid y .o inv..e ,atmn
lion of .he pyb ig—of pawensm p_r icular,
the rising end, usclu ciurac.er ot ins.i.u.,
Lon of ,o..rning. invi.ed, a li.Ce more
;half a ii.df-ye ,r ago, .o ;he su,.erin,endence of
its affairs,
lag loauct,',i;deproseied and s
We rogues ed 1.1.1.n00ming.1. , ..e.
tu o become Ls Pymcipal Te.icher, and trusted
i.s org .riiza*.iOn and u.her mos. onerous affairs_
to, his tiiscre; ion end man .gemen:. Exper,ence
late proved him to be fai.hfu!, efficien', . land'
pr.:c use such en in . 4.rut; or es hi; cum
mtttii 'The riamber,:ot - pupi , s iu .h.e.
ec4oo. is now' . ore,: aix..y. ' We refer if, ?dr.
13 comin4Tda;e's adver.isemen. for inform ion
.he erms and Condi, 1011.3 .011 Whiell pn
pi siiie:.dtni.md,
_and for o.her of in er
ea: ; and reconnuend 'the histi.u.lon to ,the
paironle of ihe peoP'.e.
/I. ,
Timm'As B. Trtsu, Secret.a4,
ki . tr . oJ. OLatsSED, Treasurer,
L. Dort es;
CHAS. LT`IAN. Trus'ces.
G. G. CLivis, • C2l
New. lickoki at . ler s.
• tY - •'
•
I.MINNIE HERMAN, a row Temerance
,Tate—hy Thuilow W. Brown.
Lunnict of Aged, by • ::. ' Beecher: •
Review of the same, . Ballou. ,
Mural Aspects of City Life . Chapin..
Sacred Streams, Cheevcr.
Lampiighter. • '
Spiro ,Nlanifestations Examined
uud Explained. . • : Dods. ~
The Old Brewery„ by. ladies of the Mission
History of the French Protestat
Refugees, by - : Weiss.
The Higher Law, by , - bloomer.
Life ()tithe Plains alt . d in the diggings.
Cyclopedia of,Eutertatining Knowledge.
Life of Christ and his Apostles.. Rleetwood
Poetical IVorke of the Davidson Sisters.
American Irtat Cultirist, Thomas
The American Farmer, . . Blake
Americus Lldy's Cook Book,
Dairyman's Manual, -
Collter's Shakepeare,.S cols.
A Popular Cyclopedia of Modern Domestic
Medicines,' comprisiog every recent ittipro.ve
meat itt Medical - knowledge,
.with a Plain
account 'of the Medicines in conintott use—by
{tacit IMRAT. M. I)..; to WhiCh :are preflicd
by the American editor. popular' 1 rel:I;
.bl. S 011
klllllollly. I ' hYbiol6 . gy, Slll'i;Vry; Dit:UCS, :1111. , r
theinatmaement ut the sick. Designed l'en
I general , use.
~TIOLI\ Swinge at. t I
V • • • Dritg. and Book Store
I;TIULINS uud Flutrs just recciv,irqvi
\ l'uve rs. !.;sv • xt4d..,btAtilititi. pat
La. „ , TY LI'AVS. •
l'U Aiff, Innt
/anal everyzliin inihe line uf AVniniinni‘i,
L uf *the lii:stvtiilitY • 4ol 4
14 ON :ft •'
1; lii.CS
V .S.l : bul t . University. Octavo, 'Ma' Quarto
Wit/0114i 101' btlt• by: • „.. Y.L,Eat.
-- 7
T ON'S. I>;A'lll.AlRON'.'ind , other
prrparatiati:lol clenit,iiSi" and
auculifylug ilieliAlrc:tut:'6ltle'att'TYttit'S. •
--___—
L'EltSO\S about to.build orrepuir, will find
colupkte stock 1‘ iudow Sal.ll. Glass;l utty.
mid oils ? fur sale at fdir pricts by ' .
~• T. B. TYLER
T TUR.3I.IN, ttna Cattle' Doctor,
itre,pec.fa,.y . inforintrthe pitb.lc that he has
lee taql in Hebron ownsir p (tilJo,eoiStune`ti)
• where he is.prepttred tO t at end 'to call in his.
proleszien.,, He is of 'ton ,, esy erienee in the
;bus 'less, and hopes by lets, superior and
Lt.sidu.ity to secure tlia patrouaeof the
, .
.110110ATEN1"MEDICIINES'iit
JL • ' - s , ( ll)Plied.
7 witivall'kityls Paqetit at' 31aun
fdeturt4lif rbi . ". "TYLER. •
No* Goo;(1%.':;
. , .
rp B. T . 11:1;E11,,4as just returned from the.
1 and., is ~now., prepared tu sly.,sr the
lArgest
. and in•st stuck of. Drugs; I . etlicines...
§tatitmeny.. Pape: 1111116'.
'T i cks,. and Fancy Goods in the enmity; -•
;lie is nisi): prepared to sca./atcer tkain•at
tiV ellsviile. and as low as any other esteblish•
[tient in Qoudersport. • • ,
lAptil 14, 1P54! • • •,.. - ;• ; !•.;
CRANK JOHNSON,
e4blnct fiaautr• •
comnspoitt.rornsit .cotair , PA; . ... •
retinfarta the etizenvor Conderiitort •
and'dia grtribunding cornitri, that he will exi- '
• ea,palt orders in les tine a busineislit abort
no.ice and roisetieb:e'pricei 'r
- • ;Place of basine.W neat Ithe Piesbreirn *
"Church:: • • • '' jy; -
PIM
° SSCIZTEED 4 V. iCkles i,arkfr...KieNE-bveiL
„ -
-
• ra - qpn
. .
pagWlSlPle.,ol9l64tOzoziappfiltaitio•A ann.
,44,cntityqq.3btly prt!rAclutipip,irnjitc7e.
ceiving tiara lew-ypyk, ctty,-not a
sick" of Winter ictods,lbitt suffi
lcient t0,f11.1, up the.o . .d store; which goods are
'now offer ed for inspection and examination.
'He 'wi/A:therefore say to the o!d castotnes
(step in and sus:. hisititsibrtnyeut and to .the
peop'.e geneAilly'rthat all his goods are for
!„he hltior''lcOrreittNii; 4 c7,1170.1'
Lulie34liFfinTntMaiilo ? :tcore Coch
_L. coo, Washingion,Merriniack,Phi:ip;M:en,
1)-hEizbqicikiiarioie3 of
wnren'ed by tiii.i.iibCcilbCrqnT' Tr) EApE.
Lt' sroot
-4 1 - 11 s , PuraritOttas, Lng;iiirtnadrerenli Merl
'lna at .--1 ...MANN'S. •
. - -
GINGITA3IS-v! ussort ,ut piu at ,
• - 11A1V.') S
S I Lli;S'' and"-Dre'sittimining,s - • •••
f., l ll:l\VL' pauerns pus' i~uaii:iea,
iiL2dius' and Chi.dren s floods; ,it
- r-y • •
0 AM LIR ie,oria La tirv.;
Nk.,!lap Laco, Rus'd , lluy.in, Linnin
}Judith's, .I.ntbroidered: do:, Musin Ecikings : ,
Cotton do., Linuen do., !Atha Coiier4, lAr:iist t ;
',e.s • I.Juders. ee r es, Letlies skits, Cups„ to;
to be fuuud : , MANDes..
A Large of Hosiery at
1' you Nyz;if, ‘rupn chi;cl
- . " . "MAN.Vs.
•
•• • .
CAAlTLR'l3oolSjltiikkim, and iheo.l4er,
kTv;:ric yof found at • , • •
• AIANN's
Ta - Al.'6, C. pseomfor.erti, Wrappers, Dr. w
-1-1-ers,. 446:: Aliticai.44. Her in-
I l inet.l. v OiC3,, C.aPth liags,,SatelleiJ, s upeP4.7
Cl 7-: claw MANN'S
B UYb'..z.n4 i3oia:s ut
MI
vATENG, 1 4 111r,ing, Batts, cud Coktoli
017;:rn at. MANN'iL •
. _
U OARS; Coege;Ricif, , Gitiger, Pep
' ,-,)per,..Spiee,.Sturch, Sp;eratus, constantly al)
h tnd . . MANNs
:V . V.ULFToliaeco.; Fine-Cut do., Chowing and
Smoking at— • 'MAN 'y.
, ..
Jr yen want Axes, Hatchets, Hannners,, Xill
.Saws, CIVS-Cll. do., Band do., Chise:s An
guri,
„Auer Bits, yi.us of all kinds,
~Steel6 quares, Iron do., Try. do., call at
T EWIS MANN keeps constantly on hand
N Shovelq,..liquares, Mandro I:grits:Tire
IRE!
Tro CKS,' ttoois, Hand:es, ttt4, ticrawit,
i
N Locksp.il sizes—Shoe Na:cs, Fitaistting
do., for see at L. MANN's
DOCLET Knives, Tabie do. Cali at •'•
MANN'S Store
•
T KW IS' MAN N• liits • for sale,'.Stiot,.'Lea4,
_lLiPowder, Flasks/&'c.
1:1 1 ei::/a) o n ink . E. OLMSTED
• would sartO the
pubita that he is tnotr , receiviag a stock' of .
Ooods, whichlc-xvilliseiabfapys:to show to all
who may favor hint' vittra 'call.' 'Yciti - can find
brpatlitig ou hitulagoottusiottnientot:Lookri<
liarrges„ BaregeOelainett, De I3eges,
&c. Also, flinty, Gitigharns,Oe
!nestles a all kital;=, Groceries, Crockery, and
u lar6- stock of Boots and Shoes; all of which
Will i)e sold as low .as they cau .be bought
elsewhere. • • -
IitAKFACS . aild Chocolate—de-het:du
JUI wink., at , TV LE E'S.
pICKLED CHERRIES at
C. S: JO'AES'
•
Tailoring!
I.w.fIARDING, T,4ilor, All work' .
• 'entrusted. to his titre will be done
ITeatneAs,.comfort, and durability: •
Slicip over Lewis Matni's store. 5:37.
FrtEsll But;tiiitg Fluid um). C iniphiue ut
Elie , . UE.CG and 1100 s-ro E.
• Magazines for June.
&EP Ett, Gulley, Grattan), and Putnam,
received anti fur sole ut,25 cents iitr
by ; TYLER.
Evans
•
' .War DeciaTe . at' Last,
TUE long repose. or Europe
to he lir' the and
ti erevifle of the !drilla, calls its shiintiitt ,
millions ;anis in 211 e„ den•use uh, their
aud — tio ir England t'cinl
France are calling for men and means. and
sciitliti l'orward tpcfrarmies to battle against
the to" - rt s , lnm M the Russian lear: lint
while Worid is convulsed by, revolo
tion,..unutial pence and ploity reign in 14.. t
New. ,
In
. the peaceful and quiet pursuit rif.rmr• j
JOisiness we have l'ermed a copartnership
audit• the mane and styli'. of It;
& CO., anti have ; whet! tae store iu Eml lire'
.ol.'uleam formerly. °Lea
pied b 'll,4i , ,,,si..N3r9tirre'r,F•atii;.rub
ceivitg trsplehtlid new - stitch 01` l lortids adnitted
tai the' seasoti and want's, orthe • commonity,';
which •We intt. nil to : !sell exelusively 11 , r •casli'
clown, at prices. that will cause consternatinn
and dismay hi *hi! -rittiks '( , l* old 'togyistit that
has been su long established in this sectiim.
,OOr'stotNttiii couist pan el ,the
Ciocalst • ••';',.. • • •
Hardware, Croclf.ery, • Boots S.:, Shoes,
Huts,. • Cars. . .Carpetri„
Oil Cloths, Cloth's, 'Drugs,
TV.Y'e
" l'uttr. •I .
iledsteads, Marrases, Katero
Stone atal 11 widen Nyrire A
And we mean to Lei p sut.l) wirassurtment of,
city shrove gefids'lll%if relstAii,' Ft-5 , 01.A tligylke
- 6111 he assured' of finding everything' they
usually want-At priet•s that will dk, them good
Call anti sad fur vo o rsclt:es..' '
• N. S. IniTLE • li ds Co.
Olean. :tiny 5,1854. - 6-51 ,
Nettr' Books.
O '
VNNY-FE RN'S New '
Volume or
.L Second Series of - V een Leaves.
Silver Cup and Spin kling Drop 3, for the
of ...rmperunce...- • .' 7 ", :"*'
. Colton's United States
Greece; and the Gulden lloro;•by Ste.;
Olen Olin. D. I). 7 , -
Lite and Saying , ' of Mrs. Farrington.
Morning Stara-of tiro Nevi World, by:l-1.
' ..• F. Parker. • • : • • , ; • .
.4t, new and large ccllectinn of choice Books
'for+ children..' Just, received by , . '
d ' • ';, TYLER.
Draftizgliistranienti . ,
• Watn!pulini,.brawiugyaper, Pencils; and
just reci2i6:44.4 TS: LBWS'
EAS,frob and.clienp; at • ;
; , TYLER'S
Siatitaziny-
A T Nholeaele , atid Ildta4at
• La.copUDEpsrpg.T, • , „
Swelling tuid,Sople;bing
; , . • anted
r . "AubscribeF.htts,jost rece,lyed frera.tha
; city of IsZelv 7 yprlt, pad- opened at .ihe
gtore oc:Wed'by Ihtskin ,44. ! 'Shi)itt;
on the north side of the Court' Hoitse - S4unie;
a;selectett,:assoktnestt ;(olTiCcor.-
prising Dry.poods, Gropers t Ar941,r)'..ft114
flarelWat'e.
The' nintto 'of business —adoptt , d—is, the
screoshillittb: and dui livelY:sixpentb"' The
uhoTo, Goods will ,therefore be Sold. excli6l.
sive lyjor eithcr, cash, or i I:cagy.T.a.Y • i 9 hand,
amettpon terns' thatthe. purchaser ea
not'be otherwise thcni ,
ulna he bait'
miale a goad bargain—received-a 'quid pity' quo
sauirthhig .for.;sonuAltizri.:iCv.sitte tut . his
Iflottry. Au exchattgc, %yid gladly b: e. .a:;,4 1 .
with the •Far Mer. Dauer,
qu;intiiy . , and with
it, , theinerti.Csh!thebetter. .The;.subsetiber
will at, all tiotol,4,lte pleoure
his, Goods ,to the..cin.tozacr, that quality and
prices way be ckaratued.'
• 1 .L. V.' MAtNAT: D.
Cmaiersport, 113.53: • . :,•.'f 6-7 a .
CA
AlClNamlany" „
Othce tirtielea for the lit ics..
noel 'HA ( ' worth. Will befootitl'
at ih6.l'eop.ets . Cis!' Store; fin orketl:
lors."Ct clitlerett clw,igtis.apd .ratterum, -;
and —TO.. _
ICILEAMIED ; ; 4 1% kVii .
ick, Summer Cloth-for.
(.411,401eti wcur, Bc4i,Tirkiog.
do., a, superior
nttiele'd linunislc,",till 'pure
Spreuils: :An iccurizieni.l
'
MA\ \'s
T
r tliiiinniht:soectedlot of Flints, of , •Etiglisit,'
Amt't•icm Goods, quality- and
pricix agreFing admirably..
CIE
. •.
;-• • , Teas . •• • • •
BLAVK nud Groeu T,oas, of e.Nc,qeut
%or, and at uiost iousbOablo ,itcee. Su
gars, 1% hi titand 13 fOivn - do.. • flier,. gil, /
. ,
Spice, Pepper, Nutmegs, Cam.inOttiiiiins,
yariety, pkase;thilae
Love tho,wecid, and a su perior article of cotrom,
that calitiot 'MI to' 'iNaie anti
some of theYilikeis, at the' •
• • k,PEOPLE'Sr,tASiI
. . ,
MANN'S
MANN'S
lEEE
rag Wit.
••• L
A'Nr9
11C16
thiCwilremitse
ttareye tin the firotinspeeltuil. et the.' ' "-
PFOPLE'S•CASii
TTA (CM A. ut: of
pattrrus long li ictl and found to be good,'
lttftop Hub-stoias,i;alW•ll3lll,46lc.s. Uour
rd;tiqui Kiwbs,, (white, and.
brown,) 'Mortice I.6chA, It s touoa Batts fur
Door:, of ail sizer, Catlety, Katvei of go'cid.
quality for the table, nial•for the poiicet,itl the
PEOP L FJ'S C;ASI.I—STORE..
and, Hardwaie.
rrHE utidertiiped , has connected with
Sheer Iron.; Coppi , r, , and Sieve
business. that of. ARDWAR ;;C.UTr
LERY—F.o •tbat 'in addition to, the busitiesfi
Iti:retoft.ire'clitiducted by Win, lie is now rcnily
tosopply the , pithlic with silinoSt every rihriety
of litd were, Milhaud Crom-Ctirtiaws, Hoop.,
Iron, Nails, Ouble and Ox Chaind, Carpenters _
Adzes and — lElivadaites, Manilla Rope for Ca
bles. A 4,6:nbnil n'ssurtnietit of 'Clo
panned Ware, Toys of 4very deseriptitm; and
to short, he , designs to keep all such things as
the public 'sVants, in his line; : which be will
sell, mit for, less thrill 'cost, but for a yawl
' profit itidefA and holies by a strict
altenthin to his _business to receive a libeial
share of public patronage-, • - ! •
.All kinus of Produce taken in exchange for
Goods, at the highest market price! , ; also, $2O
er toti paid fur old iron. ' •
642.1 v JAS: W. SMITH'.
ZINC PAINTS.
ONE ! THIIID GII,EAPEIi• THAI.
.
ANDFILEI
SONOCS CIIALITIES. •
The Nevc-Jersey Zinc C i ompany
.llaving 'greatly e'ulrgeil their works, and
iniprOved, - the quality-of their products: aro
prepared to execute, orders for their SUPE
RIOR; PAINTS,,A r ryi. and ~:g.rontitt in oil.; in.
asttorted,piirltages of frinn .21 to 300 potnalls;
also, Dry. in barrels, ',minds each. • ~
BITE is old dry,4ir
warrantislt l'are• and uusur
potted forhisly fool ~
A method pt LT. paratioa has.ri:ceittly haen
enable's' the Couipany to
%Val ir paiiitsito kebp' ,fresh and soft
the: dieg.* for any :reasonable tinie: In this .i
r, qt,"ct their paiuty rcill'La.'superibr.,to arty
' other i r ti , -
Their 131',UVN . which is
Fold at if hio,t'prieel canbe °
• from the Zinc ores front NOw-Jersey, niNs ,
cell laniwir for its protective quttlilies when
to inn' or other metallic burlaces., „
:
l'ht it possesses
all ItiC gittiliti.'s of the BroWn, and• is' of :in'
a greeabin tiolor far 'guiltily Cottage's: Depots;
. .1. , .
Deulite supplied on libsral terns the,ir
Aginits, • FitElsle. '&'II.ICHAtIDS,'
' -t•. Wholesale Paint Vealirs and imlibrteri.,
- car. of 10tki&Market-sts,: t.: i. ;
t•Gm 'lrii'
FrQmium Fanning , Mills:
inportitht•Th , Farmers and illechithics. •
171 1 11 E s - 96.criber ha" purthased of
Bainbormigli the right to use lit Potfer
lti'Kean counties his patent imthe coostructioti .
of Forming Mills. lie has also, ut.
commeliceil,the manufacture of a
1‘111../.M Mllili l which will 'Clean' from 'hi
200 bushels per hour. This Mill was Pateiied•
- March 20. 1c.17. since • which tiuicit, ltrisitood
at the head. of the list at all the State-and coun
ty agricu ltur ul , su Meti es itjoil;tieirt ex
li hitetl;,u is •a universal falicirite l v.ith yll
antlers' ;who have tried'h. , It' took tha t pre
ntium'nt the first llo4 'at,
Harrisburg,, Oct:. 31st; 160., when: there were
30,1100 people pr*iit ; 'and' Of' 01e .
¢giiculturat NeW•
ester Sepi. 10-19;'1
rae iVe4theibig hest honors:
'
Having inet finiforni Specesi.wh'eristffr
tried; I'eoWently the farinds or ho er ,
'and`lll 4 lf.eaii calf ,at shop,}.
Cdittfersiiirt,abil examine ear: ttSsiselyc,s„,„
A suiTly'aPiu,ya iin,b;;ll'o; ipp'e sold oit:rea
sonible tertil l • , •. . „.
07tf" nEctufpwt,
ryiLSE subsc ribet .bereby . .gives , mdt iee-tri the
..se Public linat having, given. PETEII..StiVITS
his,. note for eighty.dollurs; bearing ilmernear
the hist of! March, .1.854$ payable tieptember,
I d.ken and never received...airy, value
therefor. he will refuse., to pay Me. same;
tberefore he warns nuy i person' , from buying.
tinzt said uote with anilespeetthinn.of .his pay
16511. CONSIDER. STEARNS.
1'
BflaChino."OlL n '
Mill Owners,iir l iiialwati Faicl: a, supply of
04 (lir 71iclifnerr'at avipraclitz:pp.cyp,,aucl
; in Vitt i E Dr,iitm.
• • ' ----• , - ' —at) ops
New. Goods., feu the.Sumteer -Mte. I I -t a -- - -- , ,--
..TN iNvI , SPENCER nronld,,respeetenVin- , 1
of. coateupoet i 1. . , P ... ,,,n d i 0w - fait)
. - i' d•sic.n.."tysjito . loPrelpever
UU.S. * Sell lhfre - erolnant_liiiions in
1.1.. form , :the; 'inhablerints
and viciniepthat he isnew receiving aFRI-SH l '-'•'` alt,s BPSTON:,STOUnt the•
and LARGO ASSORTMENT• of , I „, fast-grie* Tesibigt 'Of .Wenftilli, •• TA D No.
' • ' l ' G°2'" : 'of thiiiitoreiSt:i r cubch +=fiber la over the
which will Ins sold "is Cheap - wild cheapest.
000-1 . r"' , ---• •_ -
... , „ : ,F,... -.. 1 .
lie Would also•returrt , hearted: , thinks to..hia'. '.
old eustomars gild friends for theirliasf pat/rm.. ! id . , BOg_ll2-I - St9R 4 . -; ' - J.
age, and would be; gad,..te show Wein , :any , .1 9l .
_•
goodi which he hag,and will try Art sale them 1 Ge li Pi.i it'riiiirtr. b9llat; , •:_tk 'll ~
ntleast ltr.per .bent.b+.callitig and:exantining ; i Thls erblishmen:. is one of the largest:
before pur.ohasing..elseWheret l•• • ,•• ~ -1 DRY G00D,6 tmd READX-MADE CLOTH_ •
''.
- - ..
" i nt - f --- 1: . ' : q; - -.''' NG Pfigets in 4Uogatty Funly,. , Hundreds
6,11, ,R •. ta 'e. 9, l i b:' ,of eaftfoluers Troth l'o;•'er countytbnpa:rthisir
'E . KS: . ..I,frtv ;1;) infprinitt. Pe?' : Clothing, Boots. and e.hoce,.andlother fixings,
• .. , .. .•plc .or Gonderipprz. antfi at th s great mart of,lys.oc..s. 7 But a.ill there
Potter .ponnty that I, am stdl .at my 31 9 W. St O ld •: '
tire hose •Wb'ci t have '-de% or happened to all
oivo - 41te, th'e..uorth side et' ;he pub:ic squard,.. ii ,,,- . 1h 4 04 6,1 1 1 0 0 • i 0 vi i ,, , 1144 issiu . tohi tai
where ra.): be 'found Gr.ocr.nit:s of 'All kinds
; economy and i weahh. al)at. wah leads all
cotiltarilly. en hand;such a-4. Tee; Spgar,bif- .
cazh haven; s:ralglitway"to the
Ice, ',Si4erien4 Ginger, Mustard, Tabasco, 1 , ;-.‘- A '...i` •B 0 •rti . o - 4 . -
S Nott4egq,)liice,clevest,Confec:idnel*, i • , t_x; , ; 1-1. 4 , . t ~. I
,1 ,
~
.. ,
&c 7 Sic- - .', . • r . ; ', .' ~ I, i IVe hal ehiverlbnlte 4 to Trun•sh; no erieride
:Ail' tootto is,," The minhlc aixpence,in ue.,-, to rewted.. Wet sell .for ready, pay, and take•
ference to..`the,slow shUling." • „ j in exchange , for Goods the following useful
~ 1/..W. SPENCER , 1 ari.c so, Na.: . , . •,, • .
- - •:. .
Cssh Tallow N•en son Oats
Beeswax rot• - Beans ' Sodas
Ades. Wheat . Yarnßags,
l'
, ' o..toes Wool . ' Butter - &c., &w
'Wd are now rezciiVng from out shop at
Rochrs•er,abont taa cord: of, 'he beats9OTS
and SHOES sod in be county. Wo keep
conslantll on hatni—' - ...
.51en's 1r.d.2 il.z.:hber Boots,
" " " ' Over-Shder",
''' • " C0a.:,.-
• Drugs, !flbdicines,
:Turpeniineo Cpmplne, , t l,lFrungril}
ui&
504„4:11414feq, for . Fie row itistc;iirs.,
OAP, Letter, end Note Paper. nil kind 4 or
ViStatibiteryy z•Strei-pen Ho!ders• Wi:fcrs,
Sealing Wax, Sand; Ink,' Pocket -gooks, En-
i-eliapes, • Visiting - 04as, Jewelry, Fine Cut'.
lery;••ond n tarietr of• Fancy Articies, tsðer
tvitheSiik laid Thread, etc., at •• - •
•• • •'' ' * • ; ' • SPE?iCEtt's:
• .
(IRON - Buter Lard, E • ggs, /Up. Shin-1
~Jg.es, taken for goods at their ca•ih value:
Cash not refused.. D. W. SPENCER. .
Til l UTTEß;*itild Laid of as Iniperior, finality
for sale at' ! ItiVENCER's.
A NY one deeus of a good quality odesirous Syrup of Moloies will do 'Welt to call at
•• . „
County Orders Taken at Par
FPAt U ° 9 l) § , at
"S.APES, you want a nine Ronne:, you
'J Will do well to call on %SPENCER. '
10DPABBIT"S Yeast Po*der for Wit by;
SPENCER
-9-P
- 'TER' TIIISG.—Pure Ground 'Coffee.--:
lr great thing for the ladies,• SYEINCER,
- - -
T.ITHaiNTIOPTIC, Cod 'Liver Oil, 'and
iv anyOther.popidur,llloi.licitie3fki‘ale by
' SPENCEIt:
. .
Loa
. ,
Q,,P E N'C'E R is ill tow n! Mmustains, of
,-3REAIEY—MAHE CLOTHING -for almost
nothing. •1 have • bought thi• coat, this,,vest;
and these pants—ain't Luic. either! Hurrah!'
All the blinys shall are C 1:e of etsaut's
coats! Hurrah •Ilut, to be .candid, friemis,
nedi.liglike it in all the counthry.
just go over:there, and littM o'dtothing
he,'ll ye,d r,g that, though ye 're the.big
gest ritseal above ground; will make ye as fear
113 a Foist to look =at ; though Ye haint a alt
in ye 'r pockets, folk wildbo”r and tzerare to
ye di though ye Were Milhenaire., and 'real
gentlemins. Fashion! Great thing! Bet
ter dead than out of i —rnany.an
haibeen cnt' became of the enr'ef his cOnii .
but,,no, danger: if : ye buy •of ,Spencer,--443'
cloths are just the fashion,
The sobscriberlia4 jtist received' a' large
stock - NPPitiatly-)lade ciot4ing, of the ,latest
style and best quality, which are well made,
and'will be '4074110W:' sir:iv:-SVENCEII.
ILTEVERIZED Coin Starch, for food, for .
Psale'at
• , SPENetp. ,,, •
S01:1A; Cream Tartar, Magnesia, Allu
Chalk,-Salts, and Glue, for sale at the
GROCERY STOREI.
Of'EL and coach. vdrnA, can be had at
Spcncqr's On very 'reasdiLble terns.
(111. OF 'PAR, Merch:mt's Gargling Oil, to
®IL
had at
- -
HOT AND LEAD. at lower figures than
I..down town ;SPE:tic:E R .O, ..
A T" EW article of Surillner Hats nt
.:.SPENCER'S
- .
A BETTER2,se:eCiion of Coffee not found
Chin tip ' &' 'minty' than at PENCErn
T1:41- 4 1 n .nliest or pound for Fa'e by
SPENCER
Npw . plood.s.„ ,
Dy . SPENCER has just returned from
•the - cit:; ., with a' large stock qf *(;rocc
rimt,• Clothing,, Dttig:. and Medicine, anil
general zmorduent of..Pancy imd
many,o:her,thingi too nntneronl: to: mention;.
which will be so.d low for cash or ready-pay..
117)LUG .TOBACCO—Fine Cut, 'Chewing,
II -4114 Smoking, by the pound, at :
SPENCER'S:
•
"1 COnte tarbri:ng yau .I.le, and Heal th."
TAIL CURTES' HYGENTA,
.or Inhaling
1.../Hygean Vapor and Cherry :-.lrup, for the
cure :of
,Puhnottry Constunpuon, Aathma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, C,0!d!.., and all Lung and
Livercomplaints. A new method •of Inhala
tiOn foe he cure' of Clio- above naMed div,eaes.
For kde hy : SPENCER.
, . •
.Perpetuate. Family Faces. . 1
A LI, whe,desire to do so should, not long
-ri•de!ay, go.ng }9,oAsty:s DAG,I;EIIIIEAN
GALLIII". 'f he gnbscrier is weekly pro-,
(laming - bedittiful 'Miniatitre portraits in the
inbst ..pleasing•atyle 'and at most 'reasonatdo'
prjexs, ,N ; p:c.,uoint room
. i 3, open, and every
i one is welcome to ; call and examine spent,-
' mens 'Whenever the'y 'choo4e. • Those who,
wishlia• be 3eenie of a sitting shonld not 'come.
1 la:o in the day:. , , - ' ; ' ; ; -
Gallery, open oply ! pn Saturdays,
6•36tf , • J. W,,CASEY,
TJUNTEN'S celebrated Instructions
Cor theTiano-Forte; '
Burrovves' Iru9o-Vorte Pttimmei; .
Uuiou Glee Book;
A tie‘i - supplY of Sheet Minie ;
For iale•by • T. B. TYLER.
A Flkid 4 4,,PainT
17-pluait 'zit - Ts—some new and beatitila
liatterst‘ jdef recetred and fortale low at •
. .
Gofernor,of the State of lie.or.Ydrit, -
! Ji..,has.appointeck She sttbqt:tber
.siciner rot the, Sate of ; Netv-fork, 'to take the
aeloqitiwtedopent df 'Deeds 'dad 'ethei
netitg, zind'to'lidininieter oaths pertinent to'afl
act:of; theltegitildttuit of the said Staid.'
• • .ISAA.O 11ENSON
Ca k.) udeisport"pee. 1651. '
•i c:;:f•Clothilik, • Cloihii_et .,
rFAHEAxIttoe tabuy,well.made ()kolhing. ti
a low price (a.:latge .stock.- to select:
'from!) is qt. • OLM:STE,D'S.'
, ..
". '-- ", '
" Cars.
With a very exteash - .0 stock of TRUKS,
YALIi?"I - S, aid CARYLT •11AGS,, ehoieor
Blackattd Colored Ureatiliks, Alr.r..caVe
.la*.nes, Th.bet . C. 0115, l'r.n . r, (lir. 7 . ,anms, kad
oiler Urei4 Getol,—tege.her tvoh a general
va.i:ety 'of Ditv Cool,.
.. Shawla, Shavris. . t
.in rev.:.ca , .ar, weir °old call the eten*lon of
The ladll3 to oar Brea: variety - of 5.1/..11{15,
of every rocs b'e kiud, a....0g,e.h0r too- vat
=crow to, taer..ort.
•
- - •
1,;:C.: es. -
We have the 1: - .rgai . s - cck or the d:fienat
kends of lletiresees n 11'e+'ern Netv•Yoli.
lintel ke,epet4 con he suppled on loi.ionrVA
i'sPtLk . ctii.-
terMi. •
Three Chet for the cOnte-Tr l .2,••.ed CLual
from. W:c . :lsvihe to . •...r; an. 4 buplng
that the Plink Road tv'm be c• a. mled on to
Coudetxport doritig •ihe cot iing' sr.-:ng; and
that the sons
be
daugli.ers of hen gined
PoUer may be Lacic fretinea.ly seen M our
ynung • • '
• IVe n:nain your ob't sern'is, • .
a_tro.
Inn. 13, 1854.:
TACKEREL, St:lmm), cnt7_l3!re I:iFb, et
_
I Hail
STerrn Lnd Tallow Cano'.es . at. -
kJ' 'C. S. JON: S'PPOVIt - lON STORE.
ArAL'and BUCKWI.I.I:AT ace.
iitanCy on hand at rho . .
. :NEW rßovis,ioN STORr.
fit RAIN and Produce of all kinds talania
exchange {or Liood3 argils store.
• C. SlONfil.
IT A5l S and Shoulders-3 new m.r.ert=cut
C. S. :;'.
SACKS OF SALT at the
NE%I 7 PROVISION C.7ORE.
, _
CRANBERRIES! CRANBEE.E.;;-.3! 1.:
the quart or bushel, ut C. S. Jr:/:
MHE subscriber resrectfuly gives nalirc
that , he 3 prepared to do ail the busitons
in the above line, at the shortest no:ice, at his
new shop,"two doors west of Au: Coudersror:
Hotel. JOHN RLCKHOW.
Music.
JOHN atoznow,
Carriage and
• A. R. GOODSELL,
UNS3llTll,Couderiport, Pa. Fire Arm'
inaunfActiired and repaired at his Ihcp,pa
short notice.
March '3, 1848.
The ClOthing Dep-artment
AT "THE PEOPLE'S CA:SI: STOLE. "
EADY-MADE CLOTHING kept: ecn•
_LLstantly on hand bti the sub3cri , er, T.:ds
up and'inantifaenred 'by she hes: tre:kmea,
from c'o;lis Fe'ec:ed for durabi:i.y ancicuad . .yr,
the ob;ect being not to suppiy the cus.cmer .
with a humbug 'ail - Ith which he - my
dUced to purchase because is is so very creep.
bat w hick in Ihe end is rerj dear; kr. to g . ..‘
hMs'in the _first ins:ance an cr.ic e which tell
do him hones; and good service for a retson•
"ab:c Price. - All those desirous of being 30
OCCollllllodaled, cull at "The Pdop'e's Cash
Stoic." , . L. Y. MAI :CARL),
. -
eiHECKEI/ GINGHAMS in i-o.fie• - , eta
Vipr:dei to Fait. * L. F. MAI.NAM
NATIREF:f.-ES
IN NVELESVILLE,AT TILE 6RFAT 1305-
TON STORE, No. 91 31A1N-ST..
M AY be found eons:ant'y on bend end for
1-T-Lsale, an extensive vaiply at'Spencer &
Granger's armed) MA TTRLSSES, of every
snit, kind, and price, from a $3:513.1 aim .M -
tress to a super-English ha.r Mattress at *V.
Also, Lounges, 13olstars, end Klows. Ail st
which are °dere& to Ilo.el and Board
House keepers, and all others who hive cora
mon 5C1): 4 0 enough to know that a li. by
fcatlicr hod,. to make the best of it, is bit a
breeder of d.sease and a life-curta
lower prices than can be form& at auy o.ber
store in the county.
L A -NCEY & CO.,
Sale Agents (in the coutcy) . for the sale of
the above goods. . t 1.35 11
Boston Store, Wellsville, Jan. 13, ld'A.
Academy :i'cxt Elootot.
4 anpply for sale low at
TYLER'S
FZINC and Mineral Paints, wi.h (hrectints
Lifer using, at , • T. B. MLR'S.
1.15 ATENT PAILS,Bed Cord , Umbel'
_L Lines, Horse . Cords, Carry Comb:, n c r,t,
,Bruahas,;ci bo sold at MANN'S.
.LIST OP CAUSES
OR trial in the Courf.of Common Pleas of
1: Potter County, at Seinemlx‘r tern
James C. Carson vs. Verse: I),cker.3cn.
John Keating et. al. vs. Verse! Dickenson,
John' Keating et. al. vs: Edson
John 3f. Lamberton vs. James 11. Wright;
Tholy,as ftees vs.. frank L. Jones,..• •
lames Ayers vs. James Bartron, .
Ilingham School Distri ct s. C.C. Cruniilr.so-
'•' tutor etc:, . • • - • •
Chester. Andrews vs. M. J. N. Has!tin,•
Daniel Clark vs. Daniel R. ,Hanogek.st- el.
IV. Vlones &A. F. Jor.e jti!itis Dakar.
W. T. Jones & A. F. Jones is. Edmond
.A Ivo
W. T. Jones & A. 'F: J 01305 vs. C. P..Cooi.
Henry Hurburt vs. Marthia Hdrburt,
•Wiliiant Carson vr. Charles W.Johnzon.
W: Abbey C. Bfonson &t:laaz:a
I •• • Steel; " : • s
N. L. Dike vs. Isamt-fletms.—
V.9,titpenceryl. L';fahan.Woodcoek:.
" .FL J. OLNCTLD,
, Prolicinoitayteofiee, ' "Protholotarl
Coaderaport July 27,1654.
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