From the Syracuse r.ye,,Chtonicle.._
/atom= 81477.. air PROJECT.
A dispatch last night calls attention
to a bill introduced last
_winter.l.by
Senator Johnson of Arkansas, looking
to the organization of another Slave
Territory and State. The bill was
made the special order for the 15th of
the present month, and as this Con
gress is soon to go out, and with it the
power of the slaveholders, we may
look for some pretty tall legislation
during the four
: months of its session.
The 'particulars of this project - are
copied by the Erening Post from the
Ohio Home Visitor, which is entitled
to the credit of digging the infamous
project out and bringing it ,to
31r. Johnson's bill is an adroit
scheme for making a slave State on
the west of Arkansas, in what hisiong
b eet! , known as the Indian Territory.
The proposed Territory extends from
the Texas border on the South, to the
37th degree of north latitude, and
from the western line of Arkansas to
t h e 100th degree of longitude. It
embraces the square that dips down
into Texas, as seen on all the modern
ma ps, and contains a country 200
miles in width from, north to south,
and 400. miles from east to west, being
c onsiderably larger than Ohio. This
tract includes the cession. to the Cher
okees, Creeks, Seminoles, Chocktaws;
and ChickasaWs; or three Territories
now known as the Cherokee, Musko
gee and Chahta Territories.
The bill of Senator Johnson, now
laving on the table of the Senate, and
to be taken up in two weeks after the
meeting of Congress, provides that
no white man can settle in this region
wl: l l ,, nt th e consent of the legislature:
that all the Indian laws and customs
are to be retained; that a (governor
-is to be appointed at a salary of t 2,000,
and aSeeretary at ‘ . *1,500; that 'lO,OOO
be paid from 'the Treasury to each of
the Territories to help them in the
ornnization: that such of the laws of
Arkansas as fix the penalty for offettses
au outing to felony are to be ex
t•mtled over' the, Territory ; that two
S. district Judges with salaries of
y2..;00 each, shall be appointed; and
that whenever these Territories come
tct!etlier and signify their willingness
to be united under one iivernment,
they shill be org,ailized into a Terri
:cry to he calle4 Nuosinii ;. and when
tier they (pen their country to settle
ment, they shall be entitled to ad
mi-sion as a State.
Then•i ti n question about Slavery
Lvrc. atid ll,' Otte WOUld StNpert that
ti:ere wa-; cnnthing but mewl in the
bmkin7 tub. But a very
eel would not I),_‘ inuch
(1, et:!\ el by these appearance:: of in-
•
The:-0 Indians are, even
n r.V. neatly all slaveholders. A few
tug iucc. tbo C'reck-z held about
I;.n. Intaared :.I:tve3, and the entire
la-z:u.p.mulati•on of the live tribes is
i.,:iarazed at about twu thou3and. It
this very region that was the sub
ct ni such a warm diicussion iii the
Arm-riven liisionary 13 iara :it its la-t
; and it appears that they call
aholitionh-ts %vim wi-lt to have
=SS
ME
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1:. , • •i.tve, tart rlit d t rein!, arid that they
rrlii,ll.lo ail iniszzionarie.; arsonz
totexercise thrrir functions, save
:L• condition that the :Jaye, aro not
to read the word of (;od.
Htol6l bill pa-;:, tin
scht•Trie fr(im the Nnrth
sare the Territory; :ince all
Wilite, and Indians are excluded Ly
tl.e art. l',,rular sovereitlnty, in this
ritiarded as carer:lllv as it ‘va;
11, i , )11 , , 1);.11' when Cromwell
pi iced his soldiers at the doors, and
adnii , ; d4in to all but his own
n. Slavery i flithitil to itself,
Lc: c. and shim , precisely whit this
—vereignty I,li:triple mein , . We ad
the genius of the slavehold,:rs.
are som , .; and it the old gentle
-1:1111 ltillti airs the coal: in a eertida
described by 3 uhti Milton, does
.t come to theirrassistanee and carry
, afely through, we shall begin
that he has ceased to be gol - A
• ',n
-n.
KANSAS £Oll SLA7LAY!
Th'e most brazen of the false proph
ets who have been lulling the people
the North into a false security and
fatal inaction by voluble and confident
a-surances that Slarery could werer
tNin - foothold in Kansas, must change
c ,, 10r at the news from that Territory
;lying across the "country. The
:ist battle has been .fought, and sic
t-ry perches on the flay: of Human
l' , adage. Gen. Joseph W. Whitfield,
I'vderal office-holder, unequivecalT)-
;:nd openly in favor of legalizing
!av e ry in Kansas, has been chbsen
delergate to Congress, and chosen
on the Slarery issue. Due, ho has
been some years in the region, and
vaunted "the Squatters' eanth
ua!e," which doubtless gained him
N , Pae votes; Mr. R. P. Flenniken, his
antlgonist, being a very recent immi
grant; but the main e,uestist 1%43
. ....141-e ry or No Slavery, and Slavery
h,ai , triumphed. Doubtless, it was
' e l f by a large immigration, for the
',` - rek, from Missouri and perhaps Ar-
L la , •saB; but that which the slavehold
-0-4 have dune once, they may and
l'%bably will do again when the de
ri9ve struggle on the election of Diel
rF,:tel to a Territorial Legislature
'gall take place ; and for this we see
remedy.. If Gov. Reeder shall
tr:*tpone this election till next Juno.
wo.shall hope for Abetter, result ; int
if not, there is scarcely a chance. _ We
believe there.' are this -hour; four
chances that Kansas. will 'be a Slavii
State to one that she will he Free.
Where now are the Claytons, and
Edward Ereretts, the Oldses and Bird
Chapmans, who proclaimed the whole
strug,gle.a hist Douglas's bill a fight
for an abst action, and declared, that
Kansas we . .secured to Freedom by
her climate, her soil,. and her geo
graphical position? - Where ; are the
followers and disciples of these proph
esiers of smooth things? . .
"There, ye wise saints! behold your light,
your star!
'Ye would be dupes and victims, and ye are !
What becomes, moreover, of the sneers
at the Kansas Emigration Society ?
From the Kansas papers which have
lately reached us, printed a few days
before the election, we learn that the
chief settletneut of the emigration
(Wakania—f.awrence)-was the focus
and stronghold of whatever resistance
was made to the Slave Power. Had
there been half a dozen \Vakarusas
instead of one, the result -would have
been gloriously different. •
Wriat is to 'be done ? Kansas was
legally shielded against the inroads of
Slavery for thirty years preceding the
last. There were some slaves held
there, but they were held in bondage
without law and against law, like cap
tives on a pirate-ship. The moment
the Territory was organized -wit] pro
vided with a Judiciary, every slave in
it could have been . liberated-on habea.t
corpora or some other sumniaryprecess,
if the Nebraska act of last session had
simply :said.. nothing -about • Slivery.
The victory just achieved for Slavery
is the second act of the drama . lately I
begun in Congress under the leader-1
ship of Senator Douglas. The third
act, directly and positively legalizing
Slavery in Kansas, -remains to .be
played next season. \Ye fervently 1
hope that the -catastrophe: may be {
averted, but the chances are decidedly
against us. It will not be by indo-;
hence, by caViling, by empty predic
tions that the matter trill take care of
itself; that Freedom for Kansas is to,
he achieved, but by earnest resolution
and energetic strugole.-I'. Trib.
BROKEN BANES
The conniving . is a lilt of Banks reported to
be broken recently, or the paper of which is
refused he Bankers:
Patobin Bank, Buffalo.
Farmers' and Merchants' Bank. Oswego.
Farmers' Bank of Canandagna..
Drover? B.:lrk of og:den:burg.
Bank of Cariii , ge:
Farmers' and Merchants' Bank. Md.
Ma=ition Bank, Ohio.
Farmers' and Merchant... Bank. Memphis.
Oliio,Savingq Institute,
Corti:mate Bank, Boston.
Bank of %Vest Killingly, Ct.
Eighth Avenue Bank. N. Y.
Bank of Ellsworth, Me.
Elkhart Co.. Bank. fa.
Bank of Nonhern Indiana.
Bank of Wa , lreturn•, MiCh.
Eric and Kaki:maim Bank, Mich,
Newport Safety Ennil Bank, Ky. '
Kemucky Trnst Company.
Fartner-i' Bank of Saratoga. N. Y.
Batik of Eanawha.
Arniutmn Bank, Washington, D. C. •
Farmer , ' and M. Bank. Wa.ghingtoa, D. C
B ink of Canner , vitle,
Bank of Hallowell • Me.
The Sliplmilden; Bank; :kin.
Lewis County Bank. N. V.
ilfrose Bank. N. Y.
Dr.% er , • B.ink. N. V.
If aine Bank, N. V.
Carmel Bank. N. V.
ugd.•ndoli-;,7 Bank. N. V.
Exchange Baiik.
Knickerbocker Bank, N. V.
Merehatm.' Bank, Macon ; Georgia.
- Milliard Bank. Def.
Merchants' Bank, Burlington, Vt.
er Bank, Connecticut. '
Cumberland Bank. Me.
- iiminerciai Bank, Padnezi!:, Ky.
Tran , -Alleglieur Bank, Va. -
11:.nk of Circleville, I niin.
Clinton Batik ofroMinlmQ. Ohio.
Citv Bank Columba., Ohio.
Caiial [Link ofeleveland, OhM.
31t .uti Bank, Dayton, Ithio.
Woodbury Bank, Connecticut.
STOLEN PROPERTY.
ot About the ISth of September last, the
r•
undersigned seized a brown MARE,
mime six years o.d. with black mane and tail,
and four een an 1 a half hands high, which he
supposed lo have been stwen from some one.
The owner is hereby requested to come for
we rd, puke his property, p.rc charges, and
take it away. P.A. STEBBINS,
High Sheritl of Potter county,
Couderspori, Dec. 7,
XTOTICE is hereby giren to the pubic that
11 I forbid any person purchasing two notes
given by me to William Diketnan, one for
one hundred dollars, and one for seventy dol
lars, bearing dare Nor. 13th or 11th, 185.1,
for ' , aid notes were obtained through fraud
and deceit. JACOB H. JOHNSTON.
Leda, Clinton Co., Pa., Nov. 39, ]ft3.l
New Books,
IDA MAY, by Mary Langdon.
The NewAtoy.
Bayard Taylor's Central Africa,
Lauds of dietiaracen, and
Poems of tbd Orient.
Fanny Fern's last,." Ruth
Life of P. T. Barnum. i
Mr. Rutherford's Children, by the author
of The Wide, Wide World.
Mary liowites Tales, for children.
The Young American's Library, consisting
- of the lives ofWiashin.ton, LaFayette,
Franklin, Marion, and eight others in
one sett.
Leaves from the Tree Igdra.syl, by 3lartha
It u.ssell.
Periscopies—Dr. - Elder.
Bertha and Lily, by Mrs. E. Oakes Smith.
Webster and his Master Pieces—Teta.
- Sonny Memories of Foreign Lands, by
Mrs. II:13: Stowe,—&e.,
Just received and for sale at the
• JOURNAL BOOK-STORE.
Coudersport, Dec. 7, 1654. 7-29
Gand•.Putztant's Magazines,
•-•ll3laekwood':t, Edinburgh Magazine, and
the Edinburgh and Westminster Reviews, at
the lortviAt. Boor-eront.
SALES.
Y virtue of sundry. writrofLe - vari Facias,
11 Fi. Fa., Ale. Fi. Fa., Vend. Ex., Ale. Vend.
Ex., Ple. Vend; Ex.; issued - ont of the Court of
Common Pleas of Potter county and to me
directed, i will expt se to sale, by public ven
due or outcry, at the Court Hoose in Couders
port, on Monday,' Me leth day of December,
1854, at one o'clock P. M. of said day, the
following deSeribed real estate, to wit.:
- Situate in Hebron township, Potter county,
.Pa., boitudect on the north by unseated lands
of Fox Estate, east by Weston's lands, lot. No.
58, and McDougall and Mattison lands; south
by Joseph Stone's lands, lot No. 119; west by
unseated lands of Fox Estate, known as lots
Nos. 120 and 133---containing one hundred
and thirty-three and three-tenths acres, on
whiCh is cne board shanty. Seized, taken in
execution, and to be sold as the - property of
Henry Ingraham, at the suit of Wm. Mellon
gall and.M. Mattison.
ALSO—Certain real estate, situate in Gen
esee township, Potter county ' State of Pa..
bounded on the north by the New-York and
Pennsylvania State line, on the east by lands
of Gannon and Chambers, south by Bingham
lands, and west by lands of C. Leach—con
taining two hundred and seventy acres, on
which is about twenty-six acres improved, and
a log house and barn thereon. Seized, taken
in execution, and to be sold as the property
of Patrick Burke, at the suit of Chas. Leach.
ALSO—Certain -real esrate, situate in Pike
township. Potter comity, Pa., bounded as fol
lows: On the north by lot No. 14, on the east
by lots Nos. 14,22, and 35, on the south- by lot
IN'to. 22 . and by unseated lands of t he Bingham
Estate, on the west by unseated lands and by
lots Nos. 13 and :36, being lots Nos. 11 and 12
of the sub-division of the lands of the Bing
ham Estate in Pike township—containing one
hundred and fifty-five acres, with about fifty
acres improved, on witch is erected three
frame houses, two frame barns, and one saw
mill; also with some fruit trees thereon
ALSO, Lot No. 36, in township, state, and
counts' . aforesaid, bounded on the rior,ll and
east by lot No. 74, on the south by lot No. - 13
and by unseated land, and- on the west by un
sealed lands and by IM \0.15--containing
one hundred and four acres, whit about four
acres improved, and a log house erected
thereon. Se:zed, taken in execution, and to
be sold as the property of Elijah Johnson, at
the suit of L. D. Williams, part use of
Myron D. Mills.
ALSO—Certain real estate, situate in the
town of Allegany, Potter co. - , Pa., bounded
on the north by - Fox and Ross lands, east by
-lauds of Deory Dent, south by lands of Fox
and Ross, and west by lands of' Fox and Ross,
being lot - number 118, known as the Bell
Lot—containing three hundred and ten and
four tenths acres, about twenty acres of which
is improved, with a log house and some fruit
trees thereon
At.so, a lot situate in the Borough of Conder6-
port, bounded on the nor.h by lands of BMg
ham.Estate, east by Luther strong, south by
Timothy Ives, and west by lands of the Bing
ham .Estate, being lot number '2l—containing
lifty-six acres kr,so, two village lots in
the Borough of Coudersport, county aforesaid.
bounded on the north be Pinh-street, east by
lots numbers 193 and 192 and Timothy Iv -e=,
south by lot number 17).-!, occupied be Doti.
French, west by 3lain-street, on winch is
erected a dwelling house and tun barns
Ars°, a lot in the said village of Coudersport,
bounded on the north by Second-street, emit
by Em:l-street. south by Timothy Ives, and
west by Timothy Ives, being lot nmnber - 1.2. 1 ,
on which is a' store and dwelling boti-m, and
sonic fruit trees Seized. taken in execution,
and to be sold as the property of David T.
Ilall, at the suit of N. L. Dike.
ALSO—Certain real estate. situate in Ron
let township, Potter county, Pa., bounded on .
the north by unseated land, east by land of I
Sullivan, south by land in possession of
Wm. M: Earl. and on the west by land ofJohn
Lymati—containing 3n acres, of which about
two' acres is improved, on vc hich is a trame
barn and an apple orchard thereon, and being
a part of warrant number :1921. Seized, ta-
Ti - en - iri execution, and to be sold as the prop-
ertv of John Lyman, Jr., at the salt of li iram
Pritchard.
ALSO—The following described building.
to wit: A certain tiro-t,tory steam saw•tmil,
situated on the north side of the Oswavo
creek, on theiitaters 'thereof, in the township
of OswaYo in the county of Potter and State
of Pennsylvan;a, on a certain lot of land in
possession of S. P‘ Lyman & Co., bounded
on thc.we , t by lands in possession of .N9ah
and Thomas Crittenden. the said building
b6ing sixty feet in length and sixty-eight feet
in width ; and the lot or piece of ground and
curtilage. appurtenant to said building. Seized,
taken in execution, and to be .sont as the
property of S. P. Lyman & Co., at the suit of
Morris kekey.
ALSO = Certain real estate, situate in Alle
gany township, Potter county, Pa., lot num
ber 30, containing one hundred end two
tenths acres, lot number 31, con aining one
hundred and two-tenths acres, and to: number
4:1, containing twen.y-four t:nd five-ten.hs
acres in warrant rtz.7, bounded on the north
by lands of George Bence, and'Daniel Cor-
win, east by unsea.ed 'lands of Win. Biniek
and Zacchens Pearce,and on the we- by lands
of J. C. Cavanaugh and J. D. Swif,, on which
two.frame houses, one log Lam, one shanty
house and barn and a few app:e trees. Seized,
taken in 'execuiion, and to be sold as the•prop
er.v of Sohn Pye, Jr,, and Martin Ryan,
.at
the snit of 'Aaron Rice.
ALSO—Certain• real e.eate, situate in the
Borough of Coudersport, Potter coun,y,
Perot.—wiz. Lot No. %In, on square number
'2l of the p:ot of the B, rough of Coudersport,
on which is erected a tavern house, frame
barn and o.her out house. ALso, a piec
or puree. of Land ad j oining the abot e, in ,he
Bortiugh of Coudorsport, bounded as fhtlows:
On the north by Third -street, on .he ens: by
lo :-s of Julius Johnson, on the south by Sec
.ond-s.reet, and on ,he west by tins numbers
g 0 7 ,, 2t9, and .24, being a strip of iand
running from Second to Third -streets, and
forty feet in wid.h, on which is erected one
b:acksmL h shop and shed. S. ized, taken in
execution, and to be so.d as the proper.y of
C. W. Johnson, at the suit of C: Evel.n, Jr.
ALSO—Certain Tent estate, situate in the
township of Summit, Potter county, Pa., and
described as fotlows: Beginning in the west
line of warrant number 2190, being one hun
dred and one rods south of the northwest
corner' f said warrant; thence east one hun
dred and two rods to a post; thence south
eighty rods to a post; thence west one hun
dred and ten rods to a post in west line of
said warrant; thence north eighty rods to the
place of beginning—containing fitly-live acres,
beMg part of warrant number :1:11, with about
two acres improved, 15 acres chopped, with
a frank house erected thereon. Seized,
taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of Clifford Hoskin, at the suit of
John Mahan.
ALSO—Certain real estate, situate in Alle
gany township, Potter county, Pa., bounded
and described as follows: On the north,south,
east ani.west by unseated lands of the Bing
ham Estate, and being lots numbers. ha and
12./3 of the sub-division of the Bingham lands
in said township—containing one hundred and
ninety-eight and five-temlis acres, of which
there is - about forty acres improved, with one
frame house, two log houses, and two log
barns, and a few fruit trees theredn. Seized,
taken in execution, and to he sold as the prop
erty of James B. Hill and 'William' Hill, at
tbe suit of William Perry.
ALSO--Certaittreal estate, to Situate
in FfeetortoirnsAip, Potter county, Ts. 13e
ginning at the southwest corner of lot No. :37
of the allotment of Bingham lands',-in hector
township aforesaid, which Said lot!No. 37 was
heretofore contracted to Abel Bickens, thence
north on the. western Bile therenf one hun
dred and twenty rods via post on the southern
boundary of lot 'No. 34, conveyed to Abel
Dickens, thence west twenty-eight and one
tenth rods to a post on the
.eastera ;line of lot
No. 33, conveyed to Benjamin L. Wilber,
thence south On said eastern line eight and
two-tenths rods to southeast cornet' of said lot
N0...T3, thence west on the southern boundary
fine of said lot number:r3 ninety-five and five
tenths rods to the northwest corner thereof,
thence south one bandied and eleven. and
eight-tenths rods to, the northwest corner of
lot number 4(1, contracted to Albert Wiiber,
thence east on the northent lire cf said lot
number 40 one hundred and twenty-two and
one-tenth rods to the place ofheginuing,—con
tainin,,,, sixty-two acres, more or less,-and
being lot munber 59 and the south part of lot
heretofore to Caleb Cushing 'l'nwbridge, in
warrant numbers 1397 and 17eli of Bingham
lands in Rector township. Seized, tal;en in
execution, and to be sold as the properly of
Ira F. Ki : born, at the suit of Jeremiah Bean
and Samuel Ellsworth.
. .
ALSO—Certain real estate, situated in Pike
township, Potter county, Pa., hounded ntrthe
north by lands of ilmisiker and (ur;ock. east
by flurtsiker and Curlock, sonth bi south line
of warrant number SP-47, west by lot number
26, unseated land of limisiker and thirlock,
situated on warrant number 51:41, being lot
number 2. , ;--containing one hundred and thir
ty-eight and four-tenths acres, more or less, ou
winch is one saw-mill, three frame houses, one
frame barn, one board shinty,- - about. eight
acres improved, and sante fruit treesthereon.
Seized, taken in execution, and to- be sold as
the property of Calvin Carrie!, at the suit of
Albert P. Cone.
a"Notire is hereby siren, that an amount
equal to the costs trill be required to be paid upon
each sale 'when struck down to the bidder : and
upon a failure to comply with thii reffulation,
the tract of land will again be oferkod for sale.
P. A. STEBBINS, Sheriff:
Santa -es ?
Coudersport, Nov. GS,
AUDITOR'S NOTICE-.
NTOTICE is. hereby given that the Auditor
appointed by the Court to mike distribu
tion of the proceeds of the sate . oll real estate
in the case of John :_•;lover vs. Miles Thonip_
son, No. MI June Term, will attend to
the duties of his appointment at the Mike of
A. G. Olmsted, Esq., in the Borough bf Com
derspsrt, ou the 12th day of „December nett,
at one o'clock P. M., when all persons inter
ested may attend if amyl/link proper.
H. J.' OLM§TED,
Nov. 23, Ics-1,
Estates of Decedents.
OTICE is hereby given that the Adminis
..l trators of the estates of decedents in the
following cases, to wit.;
Adininis;rators of the estate of Francis Keyes,
deceased, ;
Jessi , Johnson,
‘• Lewis Warren,
have filed -their accounts in the Register's
Office of the county of Potter, and that the
saute wilt be presented for confirmation to-the
Orphans' Court-of the said count:6 to•be held
at the Borough of Coudersport on the third
Monday of December next, wlten.all persons
imeresiedmay attend if they th.ni:' proper.
IL J. OLMSTED, fiegi:4e.r.
REGISTER'S .
Coudersport, Nov. 17. 165-1.
HYGE ANA.
Brought flume to the Door of MU..lli!Goa
A WownEREUL Di.COVERT lias recently
been made by Dr. Curtis, of this i cite, in the
treatment of Comnunptiom Asthma, and all
'diseases of the Lung. We refer to " [Sr. Cur.
tis' Hygeana, or Inhaling IfygeaMVapor and
Cherry Syrup." With this new Method Dr.
C..has restored many afflicted one's-to perfect
health; as an evideime - of which he has innu
merable certificates. Speaking of the treat
ment a physician says: it is evidOnt 'that in.
haling—constantly, breathing -on ag.reealde,
healing ti apor, the Anedicinaf properties must
conic in direct contact with the who'e of the
anal e a r in; of the .111 figs, and tuus:escape tine
many :mil varied charges prodimed Upon
them when introduced into. the sumach, and
sub;ccied to the process of digestion. The
Ilygena is for sate at the druggists' through
omit the country.
Marko:no, J'n.
The Inba'cr is worn on the breat• under the
linen without the. !east inconvenience—the
heat of the body being sutiic:ent- to evaporate
the fluid.
Ifitudreds of vacs of cures like the fidlow
ing might be named. One - package of the
Hvgena has cured me of the As of six.
3 ears standing.
Jas. E. Kerske,ery, I'. 4. Dunrannon, Pa.
I am cured of the Asthma of 111 ty ears stand
ing by Dr. Curtis,' Ilygeana.
Margaret Eastman, Brooklyn, V;
Mrs. Pant of No. 5' Matomond s!. N. Y., was
cured of a severe 'case of Idronclieds by' the
Hygeana,
My 's.ster had • been cored of a distressint ,
cough of several years standing., and decidel
to be incurable by- her physician=. She •was
cured in one month by the Ilvgeatia.
J. 11. Gaubert, P. 31— fltrlstttontl,
Price Three Dollars a rackage,.—Soid by
CURTIS & PERKINS d BOYD A: PAUL
No. 1.19 Chambers st., N. Packiges
sent free by e.,,pres to any part of the Uni.ed
Smes for Ten Dollars.
Cori,' Dygerma is the original
and on:y genuine 'artic -e, and 'all : others are
base ani:mions or i:e and injurious counter
feits. Shun them a: you wouid poison.
Nov, JCL ly
• Fur sale at re:ail by D, W. Spencer,
Coudersport, Pa. • . ,
Court Proclamation. ,
IA IIP.RE.AS, the Hon. Robert G. White, 7. President Judge, and the Hon. - A:
Lewis and Joseph Mann Esqs.t Associate
Judges of the Courts of dyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delisery, Qnarter SeAsions
of the Peace, Orphan's Court and Court of
Cominon Pleas frir the . County or Potter,
have issued their. precept, bearing date the
23d day of September, in the year-or our
Lord due thousand eiglit,hundied and fifty
four, and to me directed, ftir bottling a Court
of Oyer and Terminer and General 'Jail De
livery, Quarter St ssions of the Peace, Orphans'
Court, and Court of Common Pleas,- in the
Borough of Coudersport, on MONDAY, the
18th 'day of December next, and to continue
one week..
Notice is therefore hereby given to the:Cor
oners, Justices of the Peace, and! Constables
within the county, that they be there and there
in their!proper persons, at ill o'clock, A.
of said day, with their rolls, records, inquisi
tions, examinations, and other remembrances,
to do those things which to their' offices ap
pertain to be done. And those who are bound
by their recoguizances to prose Cute against
the prisoners that are or shall be in the jail of
the said county of Potter, are to be then and
there to prosecute against them as will be just.
Dated at Coudersport, Oct, :30th, 1854, and
the 79th year of the Independence of the
United States of America.
P. A. STEBBINS, Sherif4
CoudersportActademiy,
THE fall term oilbis institution will com
mence on"Weavesdar, October 25,
and continue eleven weeks.
-Terms.
Elementary hranalies--Orf hograP hr.
. Geography,ltrithmetic i Physiology, $3.00
Higher Arithmitic, First Lessonsin - •
A!gebra, and English Grammer; 3 50
Higher English branches, Phil oso phy,
Astronauts', Algebrai''&e., 500
Higher Mathematics and the Languages; 6.00
Ins:ruction on the XianoForse, i . F . w..r.tqox i
Use of instrument, —3.00 •
Vocal music free of charge. ' Attorne,n at Rain,
-.7' Either higher class of studies will ill. Coudersport. Pa, will regularly attend the
elude any or all the lower cla.sses. : courts in Potter comity. 3.401 f
The subscriber takes this occasion to ex.
press his thanks to the people of Potter and
of other sections for their liberal support
during the past year, and to assure them that
no pains will be spared is the future that may
be required so make this school au institution
worthy of the entire confidence and support
of all who desire a sound rudimental as well
as a thorough mathematical and chiral edu
cation
3. BLOOMINGDALE, Principal.
The undersigned 'Officers and Trustees of
the Coudersport Academy ate — moved by a
sense of official and personal duty, to call the
attention of the public, and of the people of
our county in particular, to the rising and
tezcful character orthii inr-titntion of learning.
When a''e invited the present worthy Prior?.
pal to the post he occupies, we found the Acad
emy depressed and declining. We submitted
its organization and other most-onerous Whirs
to hid . discretion and manneement ; and our
'experience ermb!es wigincreased confi
dence to asiutre pareutsoud guardians that he
has proved - fatthful, effiCient, and practical—
just such an instructor .as this corutunnity
needs, -
H. IL DENT, Pregident,
H. J. OLMSTED. Trenw., `,-Tnntees
T. B. TYLER, Seey. )
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1000 HOOK AGAINTB WANTED,
Zoo canvass for the best and most saleable
Books published. They are written by
the most .popular , Authors of-the day, in
cluding,. among oth . ers, T. S. AUTUIIt, of
whose fast great work,
TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM,
10,000 copies have beeh sold within a month
a publication..
These hooks are beantifull illustrated,
(many of them with finely colored plates.)
and are I.rin:ed and bound imthe best manner.
. . . .
• Agents will find zi 1 .. i1e :sant and profitalde
etnp:eyinent in thilir circulation. For Par
ticulars address (post paid) . .
. J. W. BRADLEY,
7-19 31 ' Fuld - L.4ler,
:
No. 4P , North - Fourth street, Philadelpli:a.
O PURTSMEN Powder, Shot, Lead,:
antl everything iuthe linen( Aniumnitiim,
nod
.lishiug Tackle of tho big quality and at
low prices at MEWS.
LYON'S . HATIIAIRON and otht•r
xec,lleut prepar.itions tor cleansing and
-abeutifj-ing the limn; ter sale at TYLER'S.
PERSONS about td build or repair,v;ill find
a complete stock of Window Sash. Glass, Putty,
Paints and Oils, for Eile at fills prices by
T. B. TYLER.
:"V EIV BOOKS just received at the
—ll JOITNAL BOOK—STORE.
S e pt. 1, 7-10
CIHEST HANDLES, Drawer do., Bolts,
lk-'lletriles, Halter Snaps. Wardrobe H00k..,
Baru Door Hinges - kept for sale by.
LEWIS MANN.
FRANK JOHNSON, -
Cabinet lUakrr.
. COITDESPORT, POTTER COITRTY PA,
Wisher: to inform the; citizens of Coudersport
and the surrounding county, that he will ele.
cute all orders in Ili. line of business at short
notice and reasonabl4 prices.,
Place of btt , incasi near the Presbyterian
Church.' 1 7 12 11-:
WEBSTER'S lACTIONA,RY Pocket,
Set - ottl, Uttiver ) sity, Octavo, and Quarto
editions, for sale by I T Yl_Ekt.
NTIOLIN Strings a'; -
Mnii; and Book Store.
VIOLINS and received by
TYLER
_
I The Journal Book-Store
OrFER:7; to the itithlic a good variety of
ffl o ,t reiibb:e b00k,... i.lit,,, i , lor 47: IA) or
fiillifly necessidMt. All the newest hooks of
rtilyr are Lem on !mild. or hamodiatelv pro
cored for customers :trill IA c hope to revels P
Mich. patronage :Ist fit:Mid attention to bmi
ni•ss. and an came; desire to oblige, may
Nett
dserve. book received at ~hurt error.
v ak,_ Shot Boolts.iStatinnery of all kind , ,
niaterial for Paptyr Flowerg, etc., constantly
oit baud. 31mic, 31:1 , t5, :31athematical Instrit
_
itte„nt , . : ,
Please call :qui et:Amine for yourselves at
the JOI'IIIAL nuog-STORE. ,
D abbit's• Ica $ll. and Soap Pow.
Mlei's:,-Thcse skiterior articlei are wa
'fame.' to save time -and money, and promo
rc.ace and harmony its familitrs
'oral,. at , 1
• Notice
E parinendlip theretofore existing he-
IF LIE
NV. T. Jones
...S.: Bro. is this day
di...‘dved by mutual Consent. , The deb:. dtie
-aid firm . ‘vill he found in the hands. of W. T.
Jones. and all eraimsragainst ,said firm are to
be pre-ented twilit/3 for payment.
MI
Ido hereby appoint A. V Jones my went
Gtr the transaction and management' of alt or
and• of 'toy business, giving him 101 l authority
and power in the same.. W. T. JONES.
Coudersport, September 21, 1r354.
DISSOL THE copartners-hip here
-UTIO tofore existing between
Edwin Haskell and Addison Avery is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in.
Veined tb the late firm of Haskell & Avery
will find their accounts in the hands of Mr.
Avery fur sculetnent. - E. HA. KELL.
A. AVERY. .
Coudersport,-"Aug. 14,-1R54.
Hariison'S Columbian Inks.
Black, Tapaa, copying, Marl - Ina,
Green, Black, Blue, indellible,
.Searlrt, Rrd, Carmine
These Inks flew freely from the pen. end
given. stronger uud more durable color than
env other. For ,:szle, wholesale. and retail, by.
I'I4O3IAS B. TYLER,
Coudersport.
i Stray.
ato MME to the stibabriber some time
‘.., in the month of June last, a light
yellow YEARIANG hEIFER. (A white
spot on , the right, aid!). of the head.) The
owner in requited to prove property, pay
charges, and take. her away.
.FRERERICK A. DEUSCHEIL -.
Allegany township. Potter co., Pa. :47.4.1t
New - Books, •
-•
ADIES and Gentlemen are invited to call
. 11 / a nd examine the new boob and caber
goods put reeeicd and for sale at
TYLER'S.
i •
itunintos Cana;
1150.,11.4,5" STEWARDSON Jr.,
Jr., o.ttarneg at Latu,
N. E. cpnict - Gib anti Walutii-streets.
7-2 4t ' - Piricantt.rniA.
C. W. VLLIS,
ttoritek at /La),
•
• Coudersport, Pa.
Jan. 18. 18.10.
A. P. CONE,
attornt at N.ato,
AVelle.brtrli, Titign enunty, Pa, will regular-
Jr attend the courta of Flitter Cutatty.
Jitue 3, 1813.
LAND AGENCY. .
rrYll F; undersigned having been entrusred
with the care 4.f several largo tracts of
laud iu this has made himself ac
quainted r.itle the lands and land titles of ilia
.:einnity, and v. ill g ier immediate attention to
nay business of this nature that may bee ens
trusted to hint. J. S. MANN.
.IYL IL GAGE, M. D.,
- noriTsiciAN AND SURGEON—WouId re
spectfully iliform the citizens of tieuderr
plot find Jotter reeunty, !bat he has betted
permanently. miffing them. and will 'attend
; to all calls in his profession. Oflicc--T. B.
Tvler's Dru g and Book Store 6-4
AI L ; TTORNEY LAW.—Otrioe,F.ast side
_Lila the public square, Coudersport, P*.
13y spee:al arrangement the proce•sioual *Er
lees of S. P. Joussos, Esq., mai: be engaged
through biro in all cases to which he is not
previotas:y concerned.
N. 13.—:A1l elahust due and payob'e to the
underAgnefl. peNonally and profeoioually,
may be (Omni in :he hand.. of Itane Benson,
fbr riding:mem. S. P. Jousgox.
March :i, lrqS. 1-211
A TTORNEY ♦ sn COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Wifl attand the Several Cittirts in Potter
ntol Nl'iGvn counties. All business entrusted
to bis care v. ill receive prompt attention.
(dike on Nl:tin-street, opposite the Couit
I lour. Coudt nport. Pn.
ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,
4 TTOBNEY AND COI:.:CSELeft AT LAIV,-
lA-will attend to all business entrusted t•
his care with promptness and fidelity.
01lice—in the Temperance 1310,1, up atairs,
Alain -street, Coudersport. l'a• 7-1
L. F. RIAYNAILD I
r' ttorners4,7 eountitlor at Rata,
Pa. Office—north of-the court'
house tiptare, at "The People's Cash Store,'
up hiairk 3.47
LLFEW pieces of new Nlusic ;
Mt, k procured to order: also, Tem
perance and other Tracts, or any periodicals
desired. I Sett*. Boots constantly on
hand, A lilt paper„pens, slates, and every thin
needed for poilig to school .
G-tt:ttf
C. SMITH.
ON!Ur in EirE. Gooln,
Hardware, emeliery and Glass Ware;
Boots & Shoes,Hats & Caps.
.9fe - ne and Woodeil Warr :
in Aort, ahunit everything usually kept in 4
Country Store. All of which he offer," fur
saki at ven low prices for the par.
Place of Ititsineseortier of Main and Sec
ond Stree:*, Coudersport, at the o!d stand of
W. T. iiineq. Br. July 7, J&4. 1-etf
',BROWN ‘rotdd give noticeJo the
• public that he is prepared, at -his
Foundry in Coudersport, to do all wanner of
eaqi ill make and finish to order all
kind: of Marbintry, Mill-Gearing. Board anti
Log Car , . Sleigh-Shoes of all size-, - and every
article heeded be a Lumbering community:
And to Farmers lie would say, that he has
procnrcd sotto! of the hest PtHr pOtterns in
use, "'wit Fla• land and Side Hill. and keeps
them comeantiv on hand. And will make to
order Field Harrows, Cultirators, and
e err article used by them in hi: line of busi-
Ile is prepared also to do all . kinds of
EMI
1) T, A( • S ITHIN G.
And from hi.: long experience in the above
hiNine , s, he feeN confident of giving :atil,fac
tion to those who may give him a can.
N. 11-oid iron bought, or, taken in ex
,e for a ork. 7-171
T 1 I.ER*.i
PorriT co. s's
Tnr rfininwntrr , 7llll of A.nasylraseis
t
ir:11. the Sheriff of said County, Greet.
• i •
We command you that you attach Silas
Sutherland. late of 2; nor county, by all and
singular hi- good. and clutels, iands and ten
ements, in whose hands or possession soever
the saute ma) he, so that he he and appear
before the itttigri of our Court of Common
Pleas at Coudersport, at a County Court of
Common Pleas there to be held for the said
einunv on the third Monday ~of December,
next, 'then and there Co answer Matthew S.
Innis, Wto. Ennis, and Joseph B. Welch of
a p'ea of Asminpsit, not exceeding five hun
dred dollars and also that you summon the
person.or persons in whose hands or posession
the property of the said Silas Sutherland may
he found, so that they be and appear before
our said Court at the Said time and place, to
answer what may be okeeted against them,
'and abide the judgment of the Court therein—.
and it Ire you then and there this writ. -
Wi:ness the Iron. Robert G. White, Presi
dent Judge of our said Court at Coudersport.
this 'with day of October, 1854.
. • ~ IL .L OLMSTE:D, Proth'y.
By irtne of the above described writ,
hat e attached the following described piece
or;parcel of land, situate in Sharon township.
Potter county, Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as - folloWs, to wit:. Beginning at
the northwest corner of warrant 2170, thence
by; the north line of said warrant east 44 rods
to the, west bank of the Oswayo.ereek, thence
up the.south bank of the creek and race (being
line of laud conveyed by Silas Sutherland to
Thomas I. Burdic) to the east line of said
land, 'thence south one hundred and two
perches and five-ten hit to a post, thence west
uue hundred bnd fifty•six perches to a post in
west line of ia:d warrant, thence by said. line
north two hundred and two perches and five
tenths of a perch to the place of beginning;
containing one hundred and sixty acres, of
which about five acres are cleared.
W. T. JONES
.I.'F. JONES.
TA RIES fdr jE { 5.5 just received sr
TYLER:4S
mmwr•rrir,ri
JOHN S. MANN,
M. W. MANN. -
Grccerias and Provisions ;
FOUNDRY,
Foreign Attachment.
OWErIM=I
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