1tE1.101.073 DZSITITITION - TICE 'SOUTH.
Some months since we had a dis
cussion with a distinguished writer at
Mobile, on the relative prosperity . of
Religion, North and .South, growing
out oldie assertioa made down there
that they had a majority. per capita, of
the churches. We ventured to dis
sent limn so bold, though so charac
teristic an assertion, and went into
some detail to show the contrary,
instancing among ether things the
existence of the Southern Aid Society
in this City. then recently created, to
supply tl:c spiritual destitution of that
regien. are•ag tin reminded of
the subject by the Anniversasy of the
Southern Aid Siciety, which took
place in the Mercer-:t. Presbyterian
Church on dnesday evening. This
Society ii a pet of The Jourral
Goinin , _Yee, Mr. Gerard Hallock being
one o f it's 1/lenders, as well as its
Treasurer; and the elaborate state
ments put forth in the official report
of the ucicty, as read by the Rev.
Dr; Stiles and published in that jour-
Ual, tnay doubtless lie relied upon.
The Repot set; out by informing
its that " within the limits of the
nited States religions destitutioa
lies comparatively at th_, South and
Southwest ;" and that "from the first
settlement of the country the North
has preserved a decided religious su
ptfriority over the South, e s pecially in
three important pat ticulars—in an
ample supply of Chi i flan titutions,.
exten ive supply of Christian - truth,
and thorough Chi istizin regimen, both
in the Church and in the community."
It is likewi.e asserted in this Report,
that. 'while the Southwestern States
h v . e always needed a stronger aim of
the Chri than mi:d try to rai , e them
towaad a Chri -vim equality with
tl.eir No: t' cr.: f redo en, their supply
in .this tes e:t ha; always been de
cidedly iilcidor " The italics are not
ours, and the emphasis of this prime
ayd!ol ity -on the wretched cm diti. in"
of reliitliel at The South, lIVIICt -
forward re der Sint.;ern write s muse
modest iri the way of as-ertiag their
spiiitud advantages. Why this infe
riority should exist at the South it
would be expecting t to much of the
13.12 V. Dr. Stiles to state; but we may
help him out of the scrape by savim ,
that the worst possible. ha is for
Christianity is the stealing of men and
women, both enslaving the triginal
firtieles and all their de:cendants, and
making lice:itieus hart:l-int-se by the
whites with the black; alnnet as com
mon in the South as marri •ge. We
propose this as an emendation to a
report at a second anniversary, this
one of which we are trt;ating belt g
the first.
We are further informed that the
Southern mi -try is ii.f.lior to the
Northern, both in numbers, in strengtl ,
in labor, in acce:ls to the field. He. e
we aro at la,t—Tarse populatb
becau , e , b7-rer-nlabtatio-s r ven
ingconceLt tion and its ight . Cn
tier the first'ne.lo of the icy() t. we ate
informed that while at t:iti North
there is simething.like one rniiii,ter
to ev. , rry 900 soul, at. the South there
is oidy Mu' mi, istcr to every 1,300
souls:. What the report means by
sour is not clear—whether it means
nigger-.h - iVers. pure and simple,
or inclucLis the nigger s, " one remove
üb9ve the brute "—i , a point that
, hbuld be el, ared by The Journal of
Com in erce.
Next, we are let into the secret that
the Northern clergy are a regularly
tired set of men, but the. Southern
have hat dlv ‘• " of their num
ber "brought up within their pale."'
The old joke about the Southern di
vine who apologized for the defi
rienees of his education by saying,
"Mammy reads, but 1 'spoutids and
'srilains," might have been added
.efFeetivelv as a note t? this rot of the
Report. hider the hea'd of the "labor"
.If the ministry, we learn from the
.krument in question that the clergy
wen of the North are exclusively
deVoted to their calling, but "you.
.lould starve a host of Southern min
isters if von debarred them from
:eking additional means of support
t(r their families by worldly occupa--
Lion," indeed, there are twenty-one
Ministers in the Presbytery of Tennes
see who only get 52.50 apiece. Like
produces like, and so we find in the
Novel of Joseph Andrews, written at
tits early part of the last century,
-then the field-laborers of England
were about as low as those of Tentl
csee now, that Parson Adams (lined
with the squire's coachman—glad
enangh to get a little something to eat
in the seivants' hall. Other authori
ties inform us that the clergy in Eng
iatid also blacked boots at a pinch,
The difficulty of access to the field
tar preaching in the South is described
in the Report as so great that one
person here goes fur two South.
It is not necessary to go through
all the particulars of the Report, our
object being achieved in arraying so
Indisputable an authority as this Soci
ety and its pro-Slavery officers to tes
tify to the spiritual destitution of the
tiouth i which needs Religion in the
. same proportion that it needs Lib
erty, Justice and Education'. We
fear, however, that nothing efficient
ran be
,dene toward supplying these
great needs so long-as Slavery is re
tained as the basis of the whole social
- Y.. Tribune.
Sir John Pni . Whi•ProligAii IMievery of the
emains of hie Party.
MONTREAL, OCT. 21, 1 1e54.
The herald of this morning has tho
" Iu our extra of yesterday even
ing, we informed the public that a
rumor Was current in .town,. that the
remains of Sir John Franklin and of
his crew and their ship had been dis
covered. We immOdiately dispatched
a special messenger to the Hud , on
Bay Company's House, at Lachine,'
and through the kindness of the Go
vernor, Sir George Simpson, are en
abled to liy before our readers the
tbllowit g outlines of a dispatch . re
ceived by him yesterday from Dr.
Rae."
Dr. Rae has been absent on the
coast since the first of the month' of
June, 155 . 3, and returned to York
Factory on the 2Sth of August last,
from whence he forwarded letters by
epress to Sir George Simpson, 'via
the Red River Settlement."
After briefly noticing the result of
his own explorations, and the difiicul- -
ties with which he had to contend, he
proceeded to state that from the Es
cluimaux he had obtained certain in
fi.nnation of 'the fate- of Sir . John
Franklin, who had been starved •to
death, after the loss of their ships,
which were crushed in the ice, and
While making their Way South to the
great Fish - ‘River of line*, near . the
outlet of which a party of whites died,.
leaving accounts or their sufferings
in the mutilated corpses of . -, tne,
which had evidently furnished fu ,d to
their nafin•tuunte companions.
This information, although not de
rived from the Esquimaux, who had
cotamunicated with the whites, and
who had found their remain ,, , but
from another baud who - obtained the
details rice race, may yet be reli e d
No doubt is left of the truth of the
.report, as the natives had in their pos
ses,ion various atticleS of European
manufactme, which had been in pos
session of the whites. Among these
are several silver spoons_ finks, etc.,
on one of which - engraved Sir John
Frani:dn. K. C 8., while the others'.
have crests and Litials - on them which
identify the owners a , having belonged
to the ill-fated. expedition. Drawing,
of some of these have Lein sent down.
This fearful tragedy must have oc
eurred'as - long ago as- the Spring of
Tile foregoing embraces _all the par
ticulars as yet ktiown.
Awful Murder in Pittsburg—more of Bum's
Doings. • •
On Tuesday afternoon we had an
other evidence of the results of the I
unchecked. ibrlV of lager beer and
whisky. A Gel man 1/Ullll d John lii e;
flier, who tiirmerly resided in Bir-H,
nti•t,ham, but more recently in the
Not Ward, came to wink last week
as, mister teazer at the glass-works of
Mr. Agnew, in that ward. He con
tinued at work until Friday night,
when lie quit of his own accord. He
called on Mr. :John Agnew, at the
gh.ss house,-on Tuesday morning for
a settlement, and was sent to the ware
house down town, where,he was set
tled with, appal curly satisfactorily, for
the time he had win ked. When lie'
called on Mr. Agnew, he was accom
panied by two others, and had in his
hand a dirk knife with which lie was
either whittling or paring his nails.
Between fOur and five o'clock Tues
day afternoon, Kremer came to the
glass-house and demanded pay for
home trilling extra work, "heating up
a pot.'' As this was not usually char
ged for, some hard words passed be
'tween him and Terence Clark, fore
man.of the pothouse, when the latter
ordered him about his business. The
man, who seemed under the influence.
of liquor, said lie would go out if
Clark would accompany him ;, they
went out a few steps to the pate, but
Clark instantly returned, and on being
asked what was the matter, replied.
" that fellow has cut me !" and ex
pired, having been stabbed to the
heart.
Mr. Clark had been engaged for a
year. and until recently, in the ware
house as a clerk---- , and was well known
fbr mane• years. as a quiet, inoffen.-ive
man, and a very ingenious workman
in the business. He leaves several
sisters and we believe a family, to de
plore his sudden death.—Pittsbug
Dis
patch:
EFFECT OF THE MAINE ILAW.—The
Prohibitory Law of Connecticut went
into operation on the of August.
Now look at the effect in the city of
New-Haven. In that city the commit
inent3 for drunkenness and offenses
re,ulting therefrom, during the month
of July, were
To the County Jail 50
To ,he City Watch House, 73
Total, 123
Commitments for like offenses during ,
the mouth Of August:
To •ho Coun y Jail, IC
To the City Much House, 15
Total,
The difference between the last
month of licenses and the first of pro
hibition is just ninety-two.
None more impatiently suffer injuries than
those who are, the most forward in inflicting
them.
iirviott-SfrOULti'T.ARE - VOITR.:I-147..,
—Young man, •ti. word. We -want to
tell you when you . should take yoirr,
hat, and be WE., And mind what we
•
offer—it is
When .you are
,a,s_kes,l to take a
.When you•find yourself in doubtful
company. •
„ .
When you discover that your ex;
penseS rum ahead of your income . .
When you. are abusing the confi.- .
dence of your friends.
.V/lien you think you area great
deal wiser than people older and more
exrienced than yourself.
When you feel like getting. trustea
fol. : a snit of ,clothes because you. have
•
not the money .to pay for them.
" What is the chief use of bread ?"
asked an examiner at - a-recent school
exhibition. -The chief use of bread !"
answered the urchin apparently aston 7
iOted at the simplicity of theinquiry,
" the chief u ,, ,e of bread is to spread
butter and lasseS on it." • .
Whi!e Daniel Webster wns Secretaty of
State, he was .present at a ball when a fop
said to him, " Don't you dance, Mr. l'ith
ster ? I never see- you &liming." "No,"
said he, " I never had the capacity to learn
how, sir."
Lewis Mann
again home, in he store oppreite the North
e.t.a corner of lie pubdc sugare. mid is re:
ceiv . ng direct from New-vork - city—Mit
"mmtino.h stock" of winter ffoods, but suffi
cient to lid .: up the o d store; ts " biell goodi are
now offered for inspec.ion and ex , mination.
Ile wood therefore say. to the old ciedome,
step in and see his assortment and to the
peop'e generally, that all, his goods are for
sale— he wid he happy to receive "calls."
P fool at 31,:nit's store Coeh.
e , NV.ishington,Merrimack,Phiiip,Aheit
& ❑od o'ber choice varieties of !'riot..,
wrrewed by the soleatriber NOT TO FADE.
A .1.1.-IVOC )1, lie!nitie , at 31. nit's. A!pac-
I'vramet!a:, rrimeh Meri
',lAN
MEE
G iNuilAms-u good assortment nt
MANN'S
C.? I LAS and liress Trimmings at
MANN'S
HAWLS of vzlritiii, pattern. , and (in:ill:les;
01.,:idias' and Clti.dreti s II oods, ;;t
OA NI Eft Bishop Ea %rns,Vic; orb: Lawns,
Cap 1.,-me, Rils'd 3111 , in, Linnen
iadkif , , Embroidered do., Al its'in Idgings,
CON on dm, Litmen do., Emlies' Col!ars, V rists
Enders ee v es, Ladies skirts, do., Caps„ to
to lie foimil at . MAN N's..
AL Large jot of hosiery at
F' 'you want warm S!orkings for the chiht
-R ern, you wii: fiud theta at
elAYrEll 1100'I S, 1111.ksins, and the other
y of :Shoes, cmi be found at
MANN'S
B O VS' I . Dull? limns at
-a- ATS,-ClesComforier., AVrappers, Draw
ers, Buck G.or es, dn., Jfiaens, lierdn-
Lined G;()1. e., Carpe: Bags, Sa , cheig , , Suspend
-111:1.N N'm
Cr.. • Ca:i
,Q . Batts, antl Cotton
V. , rn . MANN's.
Uti ARS, Tea's, Cosier, Rice, Ginger, Yep-
per, Spice, Starch, Sa'eratw, con>L'nth• on
hand at MAN N.;*.
111101.D.i Tobacco, Fine-Cut do„ Chewing and
Smoking at 111 A ri
'IT von wan! ANr.... Ilroche's, Hammen., Mill
-11-Sziw9, Cros-cnt do., Hand do., thi,els, An:
gars, Anger Bits, Files of all kinds, Steel
Squares, Iron do., Try do., call at
.T 1:11" IS MANN keep conslnnl/y on hand
11 Shovels, - Squares, 31.tnure Lorlis, Virg
MEE
TothiS, Doors Handles, Screws,.
4
.1 Locks—all sizes—:Shoe Na-,le Finishing
do., for sale et L. MANN'S
POCLET Knit7es, Table do.' Call at
MANN'S Store
T - p
vls MANN has for sale Shot, Lead,
Powder Flasks, &c
OLMSTED
• would say to the
public that he to to'2w retaking - a stock of
Goods, which he will be happy• to show to all
who may favor hint with a call. You cat find
by calling no hint at good ie‘sortuent of l.aw•uS.
Poplins, Bitruges, Barege DeLaioes. De Beges,
Si.ks, &c., &c. Also, Friths, (litighains, Do
mestics of ull kinds, Groceries; Crockery, and
a large clock of Boots aid Shoes; all of which
will lie sold as low as they can be bought
else where•.
DR co
DAKELCS Rrouiuuud Chojulat , —tit.liciou
111.11-inks; nt TYLER'S.
.litiagazines for September.
T_T hr ER. Godyy, Graham. and Putnam,
jnst r. ceived and bir sate at 25 CelllA per
tattnbtx, by
War Declared at Lasts
THE long repose of Europe is about
.1 to be disturbed by the bugle's note and
the rev ille of the drum, calling its slumbei
iug millions to arms in the• defense of their
firesides and their country. England and
France are calling h)r melt and means, and
sending forward their Armies to bank against
the. aggressions of , the Russian 'Bear; tun
while the Old World is convulsed by revolu
tion, unusual peace and plenty reign in the
New.
In the peaceful and quiet pursuit of our
business we have formed a copartnership
under the name and style of N. S. BUTLEB.
& CO., and have taken the store in Empire
Block, in the villqe of Olean, formerly occu
pied by Thing & Brother, and arc now re
ceiving a splen'aid new stock of goods adapted
to the season and wants of the community,
which we intend to sell exclusively,for cash
down, at prices that will cause consternatfon
and dismay in the ranks of old fogyism that
has been so long established in this section.
Unr stock will consist in part of the follow
ing Goods t
Hardware, Crockery, Boots & Shoes,
. -
Hats, Caps, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Drugs, Medicines,
Dye Stuffs, Gluss, - Points & Oils,
.. _. —. .
Sash, Putty. :Chairs, .
Bedsteads, Mattresses, Feathers
Stone and Wooden Ware,
And we mean to keep such an assortment of
the above goods that persons from a distance
can be assured of finding everything they
usually want at prices that will do them good
Cull and see for yourselves.
N. S. BUTLER & CO.
Olean, May 3, 1834. 0-31 '
Tfie `People's-Gash Store,
AT - COUREiiSPORT
Something New. and Something
Wanted.
THE subscriber hasjost reorived front, the
city of new-York; and Opeited at the .
store tlynterly occupied by Hoskin 8: Sniiih,
on.the north side of the Court Boost. Square,
a ,selected assortment -of New Goods, •Com
prising Dry Goods, , Groceries, Crockery,. and
Hardware.
The- motto, of business—adopted—is, "the
sure . and the lively.sixpenee " The
above Goods will therefore be sold excin.
sisely for either cash or ready-pay in liand,
and upon such terms that - the purchaser can
not, he otherwise than satisfied that he hini
made a good bargain—received a quid pro quo
—something for something in 'value for his
money. Au exelninge gladly be made
with the Farmer.. for his - Proditce: BMter.
Cheest - , Begs. Grain in any quantity, and with
it,. the mars Cash the-better. • The sitlisctiln , r
will at, all times take pleasure in exhibiting
his Ginids to- the enstomer, that eprality and
prices may be examined.
L. F. MAYNARD:
Coudersport, July 15. 1853. 6-7tf
NtING many other articles for the
.11-of hoax and rich north. will befonnd
at the Proi;e's Cash Store. fine Worked Col
lars. of different designs and-patterns.
LEACHED Sheeting andSLirtiug.. Brown
_Ode., Caudle IA ick, Suipuler Cloth t
ill 1111TAI ' S w•ear. Fled Ticking.. Toweling,
ble Liolieu, While do.. a' slip, rior
article of Darino-k. all " pure flax, 'ruble
Spreods. • Au exult:illation • will r, rotLnaend
tai n, I , e?ter flow inivilliug else. • •
AT ••Tite ople's Cash Smre ' nasty be
141 Ind - 11. 11.11. English,
French, ma: American Goods, quality and
prices agr. ting admirably. - Please calf anti
688E2
B .
LACIt. tool Green Teti4, of Y;cetient fin
. or, and at thest reasonably priei Su
-I.:a re, Irhitt, and Brown do..
NKr.
Lace° in :ill its surit 2 .-. to pl, asp who
foe* ib c weed, and r of - Coffey
that caiiimi Lul to pi , ase all th , - Dwelt am)
sotueOf the Vank , ....8. at the
o Pe.'CiPLE'S CASII STORE
ed 0
%:7ric.ly, that will
cue eye Uri fir,t
Pi OPLE'S CASII STORE.
TTA ID 1% ARE:— Sytheit tool Swabs, ..of
term,. long trit and found tolie good,
Rifles aut• linh-stoto s, Filvs, Door
liandlett, Latches, ,literal Knob:, (white told
brown,) 31ortiee Wrought Butts Mr
DOll/li, of all sizes, Clttietc,• littives,' of good
quality fur the talde, and for the pocket, at the
PEOPLE'S CASU—STORE.
MANN'S
Tin and - Hardwaret.
THE undersigned has cunnecA with
.1111 s Tin, Sheet iron, Copper. ;toil Sawn
Business. that of HARDWARE and CeT
LERY—so that in addition to the' business
hartofere conducted by him, be is now ready
to Flipply the public with almost every variety
of Ilucwarr..l%lill and Cross-Cut Saws, Hoop
Cabin and Ox Chains, Carpenters'
Adzts and Broadaxes, Manilla Ripe for Ca
bit 6. A general asscrttnent of Clocks, Ja
paned Ware. Toys of every nt and
to shurt, he designs to keep all such things Its
the public wants in his liar, which he Will
sell, not for less than cost, but for'
nMA at. , profit ilidet and •hoirrs 1w is strict
attention to his hitshwss to' ri.ceive t liberal
share of public patronage.
All ldnds of Produce taken in exchange for
Goods, at the hie:hest market prices also; VO
per toll paid for old iron.
l-l 2 ly JAS. W. SMITH.
MANX'S
MANVg
ONE-TIMM CHEAPER THAN, WHITE
LEAD, AND FLIEE FUOM ALL POI
SONUUS QUALITIES. .
The New-Jeisey Zinc Company
litiN lag greatly enlarged their Workt, and
improved the quality of their .pnatucts, are
pre pared to execute orders, for their 6UPE
111011,PAVNTS. dry, and ground - in oil, in
amorted packages of from in . to SQO pound
also, Dry, in h.: rrels, ob 200 pot/ ads ,each.
Their 11111 TE ZINC,' - whick is said dry, or
ground in oil, is warranted Pure and unsur
passed fur body and uniform whiteness.
A method of preparation has rect.htly been
discos ,red. wind' enaLles• the Company to
warrant their paints to keep fresleand soft io
the kegs fur any rexsrnablt Bute. lu this
respect their patios will Go superior to any
other in the market.
MANN'
Their 111JW_N ZING PAINT. which is
,sold ut a low price, laid can only fit-: made
front the Zinc ores from New-Jersey, is now
well known for its protective qualities whirr
applied to iron ar other metallic i,itt faces.
Their siu . A E—COLOR .possesses
all the finalities of the Bros% n. aial is of tin
agrf eabie color fur painting Cottages, Depots,
Out-bililifings. Bridges, etc.
Dealers supplied on liberal ternis 1)y their
Agents. itEiNGD
11 . holcsale Paint Dealers anit,luiporters,
N. W. cur. of 10th &Alarkersip,
6ni ltii
- Premium Fanning Mills.
mp orlwa 10 Farmek.s mid Mechanics.
rrilE subscriber has
.puiebasiA of J:
_L-Bamborough the right to use in Potter and
M'Kean counties his patent in tho.cunstruction
of Fanning Mills Eie has also, at great ex-
Leese, commenced the manufacture 01 a PRE-,
MIUNI MILL. which will clean from 100 to
'2OO bushe a per hour. This Mill was pate ted
March :20, 18-17, since ws , ich has stood
at the head *of the list at ail the State and ceuu
tv societies, where it has been ex
hibited, and is a universal favorite with i.. 11
ariners Who hare tried it. It took the pre
mien, at -the first. Agricultural :Fair held at
Harrisburg. Oct. 31st, 1851, when theta were
30,004 people present; and at the- great State
Agricultural Fair at New-York, held at Roch
ester Sept. 16-19, 1851, this Fanning Mill
received the highest honors.
Flaying met with uniform success wherever
tried, I confidently. invite the fartners_of Potter
and M'Kean counties to call at my shop in
Coudersport and examia efor themseyts.
A supply always on hand, to be sold on rea,
sonable terms.
G-37tf JOHN RECKHOW.
THE sulmcribei hereby Sires notice to the
public that haviug given PETER Slit:Tie
his note fol . eightydollurs, bearing date tear
the lust of March, 1854, payable .Septernber,
1556, and • haiing never received any value
therefor, he will refuse to phy the saute;
therefore he warns any person from buying
the said note with and expectation of his pay :
ing, it. 1651] CONSIDER:STEARNS.
- Pdaolline Oi.t.' ' ,•
Mill Owners will always -find supply - cif
Oil for machinery at satisfactory prices, and
in any' qaantiry, at
' " . TYLER'S Dre l l Stare. :
Teas.
AND Gy . ps Ware. ill
ZINC PAINTS.
D. W.. 81!E NCratS• COLIIIYIN.
. _ .
. Kele .Geods Tor. Me
_summer Trade - .
W.. : SPENtER respectfrilly . in'.
15 • form the inhabitants of Conderspeirt
and vicinity that he is now receiving a FRESH
and LARGE: ASSORTMENT of Goods,
which will be Sot& as cheap as the, cheapest.
He would hiso return heartfelt thankS to :his
old customers and frietuti for thelr past patron
age, and would be g;ad to show them .any
goods which he has, and will try to save them
..at least 10 per. cent. ky calling and examining
before.pnrchasing elsewhere.
. T HEIM take the
I
jibe of Coudersport and
Potter county that I am still at my new. stand
opposite the north side of the pub!iu square,
Where may be foand GnocEntEs of all kinds
constantly on hand, such as Tea, Sugar,'Cof
tee., Saler:arts, Ginger, Mustard, Tobacco,
Snuff, Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves, Confectionery,
&c., &c.
. My motto is ; "The nimble sixpence in pre
ftrence to the 'slow shilling."
I): w. SPENCER
Drugs, Medicine;
1-ATENT MEDICINES, Oils, Spirits of
Turpentine, Caniphine, Burning Fluid,
Soap, Candles, for sale low at
RPENCER'S.- -
_•
CAP' Letter, end 'Note Paper, all kinds or
Stationery, Steel-peek Holders Wafers,
Sealing Wax, Sand, ink, Pocket-Books, En
velopes, Visiting Cards, Jewe'ry, Fine. Cut.-
lerv, and a variety of Toney Articles, together
wiih Silk and Thread, etc., at
SPENCER'S.
VRAIN, Butter, Lard, Eggs, Raga, Shin
gles. taken for g00t1.4 at their etudi value.
Cash not refused. D. W. SPLNCL.R.
BUTTFR and Lard of a superior quality
11ff sale at SPENCLICs.
- - - -
ANY one desirous of a good quality of
Syrup'of Molasses will do well to call at
County Orders Taken at Par
Folt" IiOODS,
T i AINT'S, if you want a nice Bonnet, von
will do well to call on SPENellft.
R 3 LBBIT'S Yeast Powder for sa!e by
:!.:PENCTIZ
T ENV VTlNc;.—Pure Ground, Colree
-111 great tlyng
TITIIONTRIPTIC, Cod Liver Oil, nod
4
Many oilaer . pepelar 31etLeale4 f e r,ul t , by
SPENCLit
-" Halloo ! Halloo ! Halloo 1.
Pi. XC ER is in town! Mountains of
101tr.ADY—mmn: currittNG for altruist
no Ming. 1- have bought this neat, this vest,
and hese pants—ain't broke, either!
All the b'lltivs shall 6,- rte of PESCEICS
COMS! Ilnrrah ! lint, to be_ candid, fr cud's,
there noihmg like it in all the couwliry.
Just go over there, and for a little o'
he 'ti ve a r g that, though ye 're the big
gest rascal above ground, will make ye as fair
as a prai4t to look at ; though ye liant a tint
in ye 'r pockets, folks will bow and scrape to
yo as •hinigh ye were millionaires, and • real
gentwmans.'' Fashion! Great thing!
ler de.iti ihatt nut of it—many an tionest - fellow
has been • betlanse of the Tut of his coat;
but no diinger if ye buy of Spencer,—his
cloths. are just ;he fashion."
The subscriber has just received a large
dock of Re-tly-31:ole Cio ping, of the kte , t
:4N-to and be:t alts th y, %Nitta are w ninde,
az - J( I I 6N be sn:II IIMW. 11". SPENCER.
DICISERIZI.I) Corn Starch, for food, for
saie at SPENCEIn..
Cremn Tartar, :%Tagne,iia, Al um,
tOCltallt, Salt,, and 011ie, for sale at :he
GROCERY STORE.
and co..ch varni-h clll be had at
‘....) . Spencer's on very reasonab:e
(A IL OF TAR, Mereh Gargling. Oil, to
®IL
had at tiPP.NCLW,.
SIIOT AND 1.4:All at 'owlet. fignreg than
,down town at I'ENCLR's.
N EW artie,e,of t•nrornerilats- at
A t 3 ETTER ' , election of Coffee not found
/16.. in the comity . than at SPENCER'S'
T EA by the chest or 'pound for sa'e by
6PENCER.
New Goods.
W. SPENCER has just returned from
• ihe city with tr krrgcr, stock of Groce
ries, Clothing, Drugs amt Medicine., and a
general assortment of Fancy Articles, and
tmor olher things too numerous to mention,
which will be soanow for cash or ready-pay.
PLEG TOBACCO—Fine Cut, Chewing,
aud Stocking, by the pound, at
SPENCER'S.
"1 Coi. to bin g you Lfr ond _Health."
CCRTES' 111 - G ENIA, or Inhaling
1-111yge.diVapor and Cherry Syrup, for , Ife
cure of Puhnow.ry Con , innio:on, As Nina,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Co ds, and all Lnng and
Li% e.r courp . a . ints. A new method of Inhala
tion for he cure of the “bove named dice
For sate by D. %V. SPLNCLR..
Tailoring I Tailoring! !
J. W. HARDING, Tailor. AU workli
entrusted to his care will he douo
WI b neatnet.s, comfort, tool durability,
rr Shop over Lewis Nhtote3 more. 6.37
"VaESII. Burniiig fluid tuul C unpluuc at
X the .1)11VG arid BOUK-STU4E.
Music.
UNTEN'S celebrated Instructions
tor the Pinuu-Forte;
Burrowes' Piano-Forte Primmer;
Union Glo . e Book
A new supply of Sheet Music:
For sale by T. B. TYLER.
ANa
pinut
pauerns ji
W supply of Fluid and Cam-
LLamps—name new and beautifill
received anti for bale low ut
TYLER'S.
P P " Clothing, Clothi g.
rpm place to buy well-matte Cioling at
price (a largo stock to se.ec. from
.Drafting Instrument;
. Water Colors, Drawing Paper, Pencils, and
Brushes, just r ecti veil at 'MEWS.
Stationery
AT end Retail at
TYLER'S
PICKLED CHERRIES at
C. S. JONES'
EAS,frealt and cheap, at
TYLER'S
'YEW GOODS
DOUBTLESS there are ninny nercona ja
I.lCouderapOrt and vicinity who have never
Rigited the' famous- BOSTON STORE at the
faet-growing • vitrage of Wellsville. The No.
of this store is 94, which number is over. the
door—
Thin — establishment in one of :the largest
DRY GOODS and.READY4IIADECLOTLI4
INp:Di q its in Allegany, county.; Hundred.
of cnetomere from Potter,countv htiv n'l their
Clothing; Boots' and Shoes, and olter6 , 'og4,
at tWs great Mart of Imninens, Nit still there
are, those who: have:never happened to fall
into ,the path that leads, most nw.ure i s w
economy and wealth. That path' leads all
cash buyers,sfraightlyay to the
GRE AT BOSTON,
•
• We have no Jule:flies to punish, uo friends
to reward. We sell for ready pay, and takti
in exeliange for Goods the following. useful'
articles, •
Cash • Tallow . Venison Oats
Beeswax Fur - Beans Socks
If IVhent Yarn Bar
Potatoes Wool • Butter ecc., Qc.
We are now receiving from our shop at
Rochester, about ten cords of the best BOOTS
and sums sold in the county. We keer•
constantly on hand—
..9144'i India Rubber 13n0t4,
" Over-Shney,
. "
runts,
. . 0 mins,
" " " Calm
Wiih a very extenßive stock' of TIll • KS:l;
VALISFS, and CARPET BAGS, choltio•
Black and Colored Dre , ts Sac. Alpaca, 1)o
-laine4,:Thibctthc'Pr:nnt, Gingltantond
other lire::: Good , —together with zieurral
variety of I)ry
In particular, Nye wolthi call the attention •f
the ladies to our great Tarieh• of Si/AWLS.
of every pr , .:hie kind, altogether too on
mcrous tU ileVII;011.
:31'ENCEIt's
IVe have the Frg.....t .torli of the ditTereni
It;mlg of 211 - htfrets , N in 'WeNT - ern New -lurk.
Hotel keepers can be f•niipred on reamenWis
SPENCER'S
REM
'l'liree rheer4 for the et - wen - lid:o , d Canal
front ‘Vell-% ire to Itttelieti-r; Lop"ng
that :he PI: nk !toad will be continued ro t to
Contlentitort &trims the routing .tprlttg, and
that the on and daughters. 91' betitgliteti
Pot:er may be hole frequently ectil in orir
yannz ei:v.
11" e 'Villain your ob't Frrc'te,
i.INCL Sz.
I Vas% ille. Jan. J 3, I 645 6111
I
1 5.1CliElt EL. Salmon, and Blue ri•th, at
17.1 (.7. N. JO.Xl*.s'.
QUPFIIIOIt Sperm aml Tallow Cann'
U.S provlsloN sToRK.
. .
N DIAN 11i'.1.1,:ind BUCKNVllEA'reon
:talt;y nu kind at time
fIRAIN and Pr,nlmtre of all kin& taken in
i•Nehan2e fir •:nod.; ;at thi•-”tore.
r. S. JONES.
I~acrs—,irn
j a ( . , n t
4.-kclis or IiALT nt the -
:NEW PRO-VtStON STORE
CIRINBERIUIS! CRANBERRIES! by
Ipmrt or loothel, at C. :••. JONES'.
,Carriage and Sleitrb-Maher.•
suhseriber re-peetfuly give 4 metier'
that he prepared to do all. the btodnes.
in die above fine, at the d toricct notice, at hi.
nest shop. two doot, we+t of the roodircport
Ilo:ei. JOIIN RECIi11011".
A. B. GOODSELL,. •
( - 117:Cr.;311111. emitter:port, Pa. Fire Arm%
inantif.etnied and repair.d at hie ...hop, on
short
March :;. P44R.
The Clothing Devartment
AT "'rim sTier."
p
1:A01 • -M.11/E CLOI'IIIND kept eon
:gook on !rind by the subscr.ber,
tap and iir:iinfac:tired by the be:t workmen,
trout e'osh , se'ected for durability andquality,
he obxet being riot. to. Nupply The en,toiner
with a Aunthtttt article he nicy he in
duced to liecitii , e it i. vo rery rbrap,
lint Whirl' in .he end nrry drat; but tn.g:•
hits it .he lira in-0...nm. an :init.:le tviiich will
do hint liorte , t and gum' -en ice for a r(N111111•
ake pr VV. All those de...iron! , of being
nremoniothi'ett. call at "The People',
`core."' L. F. MAYNARD.
- - - - -
(111E('KE1) GINCII.I3IS in variety, and
to su it, L. I'. 3IA YNAIW:
AT TILE GREAT BOS
TON STORE; No. 91 MAIN-ST.
111 AY be found constantly on hand and for
ITJl.4ide, an extens.ve variety of Spencer &
Granger's superb M.I TTBESSES. of every
sort, kind, and pricr„,front a s:trai r a h, M a t,
tress to a supers: ngi sh ha r Mattress at $lO.
A;-o, Lounges, Bols.ars, and l'i;lows.. All :of
which are o:l'ered to llo.el and Bo'arding
Hotete ket.t.cN, and all whery who have corns
mon !sense enough to know that a filthy
feather till, to make :he best of it, is but a.
breeder of d cease alid a life-curneler,--at
!owet pr.ces cut be 'found at any other
store in the comm..
- • - LANCCY & Co.,
' Sale Agents (in the eoutit) ) Sur the sale of
the Aot e ,good;. E-35 ly
•(lu:roa Store, Wellsville, Jan. 13, 'P.M.
.:cadency exllookm.
A FULL apply for sale low at
- TYLER'S
N
and Mineral Nulls, will directions
Z fNC for using, at T. -B. T.y Luc:4.
101.1 TENT PAILS, Bed Cords, Mite:
II Lines, thirse - Cords, Curry Comb, Horse
Brushas, to be sold at MANN'S.
TI. I , RJIAN, Horse. and Cattle Doctor,
stir erespec infonn the public that hp has
located in Hebron ;own-di p(aiJoseph Stone's)•
where he is prepared to at end. to calls in his
profession. Ile is of :on; experience in the
Lats.ness, and hopes by his superior skill and
assiduity to secure the patrouage of the pub.
lic. 049
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OTENT NI EDWIN ES tit Ifhalesak.
-
JMerchants and Pedlars will be. supplied
%%WI all kinds of Patent Medicines at 'Manu
facturers' wholesale prices.by TYLER.
OLMSTED'S
B. TYLER Iris just returned from the
1 ',city, and is now prepared to show the
hurst and hest stock of Drugs, Ileut...ll.es.
Paws', Lids,- Bookg, Stationery, raper Dung
:ng., and limey Gusts in the county. _
Ha is also prepared to sell lower than at
Wellsville. a n t as law ati any othOr establish
ment in Conde" sport.
April 35, Ma,
BOSTON STORE,
94
:(VER TUE DOOR.
Shawls, Shawls.
Mattresses
JOHN RECKHOW,
MATTRESSES
New Goods.
EMI