PUBLICATION OF TIM LAWS.
Tim subject of publishing the laws
in one or more uewspapers' in each
county of this Commonwealth, as soon
us practielible after their enactment, is
worths- the attention of the incoming
Legi:icat ore. Tlid • preeent system of
the lava to pamphlet form,
under the administration of the lowest
bidder principle, as public printer, is
such a till'erable farce that it is bard
iv with condemning. In the first
place, the typographical execution of
the pamphlets would entitle them only
to a plut'c among the refuse matter of !
ir printing- office. A more unreadable,
iinbooldv mass of dark-colored paper,
bedaubed with ink, was never indebted ,
to the "mt. preservative" for its exist-
Pima, pad we- venture to affirm that
liati4, with his wooden types, could
IntVe executed a less unsightly work.
There is n':t a country office in Penn-
sylvania which could not. excel by
kreat odd %.
'fl-re delivery of these pamphlets to
the different counties, is another pre
ciotn; krrangement. Some time in the
course of a year after the laws have
taken cflcct, a one-horse vehicle hitch
ed bei.ind what might have been con
sides..ed a Jo rse, but now saOly degen
erated—this magnificent eqtipage be
ing owned by the important personage
‘vho eniciates as driver, the natural
I.!tr,hof whose countenance is sufiici ent
to fflnmi e the I;i_fhway on a dark
Light ; the whole cortc.t , c having been
imme - s d i : the waters cl Pine Creek,
Bennett's I ranch, orsome other notable
Etream. In such a plight it arrives at
the county scat, and delivers the Pam
phlet 1 - ;4;ws according to contract, in 'a
condition that they might easily be
ta;sen fyr pt:lp, to be used in a paper
In the oarly days of England, the
:`:,ions were wont to send
nie,:sen,;•er:. , among the people to reqd
the law.; to
. them, immediately after
their being enacted by the 11 5 11 lena
gemrt e, or meeting of wise men ; it
Lein? thin deemed essential that the ,
'people should have a chance 'to learn
the import and nature of the laws, he
fi.re thty were expected to he amana-j
ble to them. The improved plan of
nral , :ta; days is to keep the knowledge j
of laws is the persons of pew, who are
compelled to severe toil in order to
d,:cipher those hieroglyphics known
as Laws.
While Caligula was at the head of
the Roman Empire, the Senate order
ed the laws to , be written out and
placed by the road-ide, that the peo
ple might read them ; but that tyrant
effectually annulled that order by put
ting them un posts so high that the
people c. , ni l not see them._ Pennsyl
'Varna Le..tislatures,though unconscious
ly,prudoce the same results in countiei
nut contiguous to the Capital.
Now, the question arises, after con
teuTla:i'r, this state of facts, is there
a r.:-.11:•fly I We think there is ; and
without eiit.eim; into detailed speeifi
cation, We would smfgest the plan (Si
haviae, the laws publi , hed is one or
more 11;:ws per:: in each county, prior'
to the time ammiuted fur their taking
elfeet—t xeeptiug, special arts requi
rin enforcement. Of course
SVC Vit:IIM ht.! under.-toad as inipl)ile ,
that puLlishers should be furnished
With eel: di - led copies, by the proper
auti3rn iii.:. Then, make such publi
cation sicliviont evid'ence in the differ
ent 1. - •!.-Al tribunals, of the existence of
said i,i NV
We arc not authorized to speak for
the fratt , ruity of country editors, but
we venture to say they would insert
th.‘ laws of the C.annumwealth in their
cohnna4, at ono half the usual rates.
It would certainly be netts to - a large
porti,)a of their readers, besides being
of practical benefit.—Highland Pat-
The Ch!lahood of a Distinp:ihhed Man
Captain Hollins was celebrated in
the family circle fur bis pugnacious
pr(pen-iiies, when still quite a young
ster. Cups, saucers and plates disap
pearea ben , ro him like mists beibre
fl.tnocni::q sun, or any other Simile
:VOll 1)101
lli- g,re.tte;t pleasure was to build
town of cards, or little blocks, and
then throwin up a cup or bowl with
the true parabolic curve, let it fall—
t:mash into the place of attack and
shiver it into ruins. On such occasions
he Would cry out: " That's the way
16 shell 'cm !" thus evincing, as did
the great Napoleon at the same age,
his predilection for warlike deeds.
When at school, his greatest pleasure
Nvas in placing a chip pn his hat and
asking any buy to "Knock it ()WV you
dare," if the boy dared, he would
instantly demand an indemnity in the
;lave of a tart . or apple, failing which,
be would immediately proceed to
•.givti him Grcytown," if we may be
:allowed the expression. We need not
say that his career since has justified
the early anticipations of his friends,
4:Junded upon such demonstrations of
the warrior's talent.—N. Y. Picayune.
" I bore you have a good husband,
Madam," said a reverend gentleman
to a lady arrayed in the depth of the
fashion. " Yes, sir ;" she replied.
•' and a good man too, I think." "
don't know what to say about his
goodness," added the minister, " for
lay Bible teaches me that a good man
should clothe his wife. but he lets you
go lialf-nake(b"
23115int00 Oar'tfo.
THOMAS STETVARDsOI6,
lattoritcp at !Lab),
N. E. corm/• Gth awl Wa.luul-streets,
7-3 4t
C. W. ELLIS,
ffttoritt at, ?Latu,.
Coudersport, Da.
Jan. 18. 1850. t f
• P. W. K...Nox,
ttorne2 at V.,aiu;
Coudersport, ra, will regularly sttetal the
courts in Potter county.
A. P. CONE,
aTt o n r - at IL a 1.0 ,
Wellsborough,.Tluga county, Pa, will regular
ly attend the cour:s of Potter county.
June 3, 18-18.
'LAND AGENCY.
TIIE undersigned having been entrusted.
with the Care of several I:0%e tnicts of
laud in this county, has made himself ac
quainted with the lauds mudloud titles of the
county, and
,will give immediate attention to
any business of this nature that may bo en
trusted to him. J. S. MANN.
M. R. GAGE, W. D.,
VSICIAN AND SUIZCEON—WonI,I re
sio.ctfully inform the citizens of (.10u.lers•
hoot and Putter -county, that he has located
yellnanently ainone: thew. and Will attend
to all calls in his prof,ssion. Office—T. 13.
Tyler's Orin and Book Store 6.6
ISAAC BENSON
TTORNEY AT LAW.-oilice, East side
of the public square. Coudersport, Pa.
By spee"al arrangement ihe professional ser
vices of S. P. JOIIN: , ON,•E:1., my be engaged
through him in all cases in which he is not
previously concerned.
N. B.—All claims due and payable to the
undersigned, personally and professionally,
may be found 111 the hands of Isaa c Benson,
Esq., for adjrzstinent. S. P. Jonssos.
March 3, 16-V: , 1-21 f
JOHN S. MANN ,
TTORNEY Aso COUNSELOR AT LAW,
attand the scvcritl Courts in Potter
nod Mli.ean cuoroics. An busi.s entrust,d
w his care will receive prompt attention.
Office on Main-street, opposite the -Court
Couder,port,
ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,
A 1T011:•:EY AND COUNSELOU AT LAW,
attend to all huiipc , s 'intrusted to
his care witlL promptness :Lust Gdclity.
thu Tcinperatlce I;lu_l:,up stain,
Coudersport, l'a.
L. F. DIANNABD,
attornr,i)Csatottirlor at Rain,
coudLrsp.,rt. face—wall! of ILc court'
Louse square, at '• People's Guth S.ore,'
up stairs. 3-17
FRANK JOHNSON,
Cithfuct
COMESPORT, POTTER COLT:TY PA,
to inform the citizens of Cott(ler-port
and the surrountlint , country, that lie tvili exe
cute all - °Met . , in hi , line of Int.ine,s at snort
nwiett and re:l-attiai,le price4, -
Plinte of lm-inti- , near the Pre,byterian
Church. 7 1:: 1 v.
U.. 14111 iTil.
Dtaic: in Dr).
Gincnias and Provisions;
Ilardwarc;', Crock(.ry ai i (;lass Ware ;
Boots & Shoes,Hats & Caps.
,`s,`one and iroo,,lot Ware :
In ..Lori, altito,tt (ti t :try:11111g titatally kept in
Conihry Stole. of which he olcr3 for
ttta l e tit very tow price , for the pay.
l';ace 0f hit-ines , coiner of Main and sec
ond Stree:s, ("4nuleniport, at the oid .4t:111(1 of
\V. 'l'. Jone. , , 11r. July 7,
FOUNDRY,
Tl, B. DiloWN would give nmice to the
• puldie that lie i• prepared, at Itis
Foundry in Coudersport, to do all manner of.
L'ating,--tv ill make and finish to order all
kinds of Mari.kirry. 21Iii1•Getirin 4 , , Board and
Log Cars, Sleigh-Shoe.; of all -ices, and et ery
article needed by a Lumbering comm.:44:
And to Varnierts he would 'say, that he has
procured some of the best Plod' prittPriis in
both Flat Land and .Side Hill, and keeps
'thew con:tantly on hand. Anil will make to
order I'ol Rollers, Itirroirs, Cultitall,rs, and
every article used by theni in his line of Inasis
!less. Ile is prepared also to do all kinds of
BLACKSMITHING.
And front his long experience in -the above
business, he feels confident of giving satisfhc
lion to ttio:=e who may give hint a call.
N. B.—Old iron bought, or taken in ex
change for work. 7-tCy
War Declared at Last,
THE long repose of Europe is about
to, be disturbed by the bugle's note and,
the reville of the drum, calling its slumber
ing millions to arms in the defense of their
firesides and their country. England and
France arc culling fur tutu and means, and
sending forward tiieirarmit s to battle against
the mzgretsions of the Russian Bear; but
trite :he Old World is convulsed by revolu
-11011, unusual pcace and plenty reign in the
New.
.111' the peaceful and quiet pursuit of our
business we have formed a copartnership
under the Hattie and style of N. 8. BUTLER
and have taken the store hi Empire
Block, in the village of Olean, formerly occu
pied by Thing Sc,. Brother, and are now re
ceiving a splendid new stuck of goods adapted
to the season and wants of the community,
which we intim(' to sell exclusively for cash
down, at prices that will cause consternation
and dismay in the ranks of old fogyism that
has been so long established in this section.
Our stock Will consist in part of the follow
ing Goods:.
.Hardware, Crockery,- Boots & Shoes, .
• flats, Caps, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Drugs, = Medicines,
Dye Stull's, Glass, • Paints & Oils,
Sash, • Putty, Chairs,
Bedsteads, Mattrassei, Feathers
Stone and. Wooden Ware, '
And we mean to keep such an assortment of
the above goods that persons fronra distance
can be assured of Ending everything they
usually want at prices that will do them good
Call and see for yourselves.
N. S. BUTLER & CO.
Olean, May 5, 1854. 6.51
Notice,
rpHE Governor of the State of New-York
-I- has appointed the subscriber a Commis
sioner-for the State of New-York, to take the
acknowletiginent of Deeds and other instru
ments, and to administer oaths pursuant to an
act of the Legislatnre of the said State..
ISAAC BENSON.
Coudersport, Dec. 12,k31.
. Coudersport Academy-, .
mIIE fall tetaii of tft::: iu tiuition will earn
mence on Wednesday:, October 5, Icsl,
and eon:lime e:even weeks.
Eletnenthry brauelles—Orthog,mphy, •
eography,. Arithmetic. Ph - ysiii,ogy, .V 3.00
Higher Ariattnit ie., First Lessons in
Algebra, tool English Gr.ounier, • . 5 0
Higher English branches, Phikosoithy, .
A;gebra, 2 c., • 500
Higher .Thohooi ~ie, :HA :he Litliguilge,
Ins.ractioit on the. PiNno rove,
VIIILA Dk:LFHIA
_ -
U 2P.: of instramem, 3
Voctil music lice of charge."
Ptither higher cla,ts of s;udies \Via in- -
chide any or al! the lower. classes.
The subt-eriller tidies this occasion to ex
press his thaniis to the people of Potter and
of other sections for. them liberal support
during the past year, and to assure them that
no pains will he spared itt the future th,tt may
be required twin:lke this school an institution
worthy of the entire confidence and support
of all \din desire' a sound rndtmental as veil
as a thorough mathematical and classical edu
cation.
The undersigned Officers and Trustee's of
the Coudersport Academy are moved by a
tense of official and personal duty, to call the
attention of the public, and of tile people of
our county in particular, to the rising, and
useful character of :his institution of learning
When we invited the present worthy Princi.
pal to the post he occupies, we tumid the Acad
emy depre-sed and declining. We submitted
its organization and other moat onerous ag;Lars
to his discretion and manegement ; and our
experience enables its with increased cobil
deuce to assure parents ;did guardians that he
has prom ed efficient, and practical=
just such an instructor es this community
needs.
It. H. DENT, President, )
IL .1. OLMSTED, Treas.: Trustees.
T. B. TyLER,I.Seey,
' 1000 EO3K AGENTS. WANTED,
1110 cant - as-> for the best and mast salcable
I_ Balks pub!Yhed. They are, written by
the most popular Authors of the day,
chiding, among .o:hers, T. S. AR - rutin, of
%close last.grezu work,
- TEN AIGHTs IN A BAR ROOM,
10,()(1..! copies have beja sold Nvithida month
of pub:icafion.
These books, arc beautifully illustrated,
(many Of them with cotored plates,)
and are !:rimed :mil bound I/1 ;he best ni.inner.
Agents will find ple ,sant and proliiiitile
etnp.oyineilL In their cireti:ation. For yar
ticulars. tid,lre.is (post paid)
J. IC. BRADLEY,
7-19 di:- her,:
No. North i'oarli s!reez,
will tind
Oatal evt iiitlieline it Anitultuitiom
:chit! of the best tvtulity and at
low pric.,
TyoN , s 1c.11111.-.1.111UN and other
xe,nclit prurn•ini,th, fL,I elnain.ing and
!Lt. in. fmr ,an.• TVI.E
ilLi ICll~,jill~'
to' built; to r, i;!ta
a ct.l,:plul,•:..:ock of ‘Vilaio:-.
told fur a liC at fair pk.);:rs Lc
T. 'l . l' 1.
.YGI' : UU:e j:::a recciret? :a t!:e
17 JiJCHNAL Iltit>E-;3'I'ORE
tiept., 3, 7-I l i
CI II r.r;'.l' er do., Bo;t.s,
...!:flop,,Wtirdrobe
barn Door 13i11,2,
`J. VI.Ea.
Sr
G t 1 ~. 1, ,
•
dte good v.,.1.1e-y of . ;
‘..."11111 4 : n• 1),H11:-. ch p for
fami:y !wee :1:1 ila tt. , i•;
rah:, are he l :i no 11111 C/, Or p1 . 4)-
ellred %ve hope to recek e
,ocit p;A•on,:ge ioti to lt-i
-tte,,, ;Aid an e:,rtte,r. do,ire to el):ige, may
deceive. New books received at -hurt itrer
voi,. Scioto! 1:1(m;,, La. ionery of :di kinds,
nr ,c, er t,,,k for P.o:er.raiwktr-. emir ,, tatic-y
oii Itaod. Maps, ..11;:lootatical
Please call and w;awine for your:e!ves
the 30i iLNAL
TiiA MAY, by Mary L: ugdo.,l
Central .Rica, -
Lana,: of .1;,• Saracen, and
Poem of :he (hien:.
Fount - fern's last, " ltieh
Lilt. nil'. T. Barnum.-
Mr. Rmherford's (Thildren, by the author
of The Wide, V. ide Wortd.
-Mary Downes Tales, for children.
The. Voting Atneric.m's Library, consisting
-of .he, livesWashmom F
n, Laayette,
Frankdn,.Marion, and eight others in
one sett.
Leaves from the Tree Igdrasyl, by Martha
Busch. -
Periseopics--Dr. Eider.
Berilm and Lily, by Mrs. E. Oaken Smith.
Webster and his :11as.er Pieces—Tent.
Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands, by
Mrs. H. 11-Stowe,—S:
Just received and for sale at the •
JOURNAL BOOK-STORE.
Coudersport, Dec. 7, Ito-l. •7-•29
R.AIII,IES and Plum:ill's '2 , lagazine , ,
11h:6:wood's, Edinburghla,..o%:zine, and
the Edinburgh and Wes.tatins:er Rev.esv., at
die - JOURNAL BOOK -ii TORE.
AFEW pieces of new Music;
Music procured to order: also, Tep
perance and other Tracts, or any periodictds
desired: Car SChOOL BUUKS et/UM:Mit; ou
hand, with paper, pens, slates, and eveq thiug
needed for going to school.
G-3311 M. W. MANN.
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
Hit/ter, re . liiingrg.
NJS. JONES takes this me:hod to inforrr
• the people of Coudersport and the pub
lic gencratly, that, he has pist 'opened a Gro
cery and Provision store, where he will, keep
constantly everything in 1116 line of "eata
bles," and which he NKi 11 sell as reasonable as
can he desired. The" substantials " can be
found here at all times, sue!' as FLOM?. and
PORK, while the appetite:4 of the most
dainty can also be satisfied. Therefore, should you wish tbr anything of the kind, please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
and if he cannot satisfy you, your case must
be desperate. You‘will always find a full
assortment of Groceries, consisting 'of Su
gars, Teas, Coffee, Saleratus, Spi ces , Gi nger ,
Raisins, Candy, Crackers, Crnberries ' 'Sal
mon, -Codfish, Mackerel, Blue Fish, Rice,
Molasses, Syrtip, Sc. Also, at all times,
Pork, Flour, Lard, Cheese, Butter, (roll and
firkin,) Salt, hams, etc. me.
Grain and all other kinds of Produce taken
in exchange for goods at the cash price.
C. S. JONES. .
Terms.
J. BLOOMINGDALE, Principal
I. 1!! .:L\':
',
New
New Cash
The People's Cash S
• . . ,
AT COUDERSPORT.
,
Something: ices. atzd soni
• - „itlante,:i.
THE subscriber has ju - si vcceivedl
city. of NeW-Yotic, .and ppenec
tore fermerly 'occupied by firAin
on the nprili side of the COllll
viceted lesortment of SCW Goal
rft;illit Dry Goods, Groceries, Grad
hardware.
The motto of business--atlepted
sure shilling and the lively six pent'
above Goods will
,therefore he sof!
sively fel; either cash or ready-pay
and upon suelt Rains that the parelt
flat be etherwise than satisfied :hi
tnadea good liargain—receiveda
—.something for something in vale,
motley'. An exebaniftr• will gladly
.with the Fminer. for his Prcalacc
Cheese, Eggs, Grain in any quantity,
it, the More Cash the better. The st
mill' at alttimes -take pleasure in e
his Goods to the customer, that qu
prices may be eiantined.
L.. F. MAY 2 1 ,
CoudenTort, July 15;1.553.
A MONG many . other articles for tl,
..ti..01 lanes- and rich worth. will ,11
at the People's Cash Store; fine Wet'
huts, of different, tlet,igns and pattern.
17.? L EACHE D Sheeting and ,Shirtin , Brown
_LDdo., Candle -41 irk, Summer , :loth for
children', wear„Beti , TOW ling, l Ticing'a
-1
ble Limum, BroWn„ . White do., a superior
article - of Damask, all pure-.'flax4--Table
Spreads. -An examination will re&tuantend
them better :hall anything eist. I
T"The Pcorle's Cush Store" may, he
found a selected lot of Prints, of . Eligli Bll,
Frenc4, and American Goods, quality awl
prices agreeing admirably. fleaseicall and
see us.
Teas. 1-
BLACK ..mil Green Terts, of eY.clelleitt fla
vor, and at must reastmable ',rives. Su
gars, Vt liii e and Brown • do., Bice. Ginger,
Spice, Pepper, Nutmegs, Cassia, RiVius, To
bacco in al! its variety, to please t rose ivho
love the wet ti, and a ,:aperiot artiel4 4 - Coffee
that cannot l'ati to pkase all the jut eh and
seine of theltoth“ s, at rite ' I. ,
;'I7.OII.E'S CASH STORE.
_... -.......___„__,.----j
E) 1',..40C tr rily - -TV
C.--9.--- -- 4, ' ,I;
Ghtsfi Yare. in
--- variety, that c, ill pirase
cue eye on the Bret ht
I ' FOPLE ' S SiTORE..
-- "CAIZI:W.VI:t . E.— 5y:11,3 and tsii
_I B• ' - t t . 1' 1 I 1• 1
—pato I.:s ,tmL! I it, ant eii,( 1
Eitle,, , zinc P1:1,-,tre s, s.;v:-mill Y
11,andh.s, I.:itelif s, Alffl( nil Ki,ohs, (
brorit,) AL.a:it:72 - Ludis, IVrou.zlit . illutts for
1ie,r,,1. f oil r:,(>. Gittit...ry, Et,il ti 3 of golld.
(Fla/i.) v fur the 1...:1):e,;t:, 1 For the 1.,
I'EUVLE'S
• 'Ain and lia..rnl7alk,.
undersigned fins ccrines
11::N Ti S.n.r t
111::t of liAii:l)WAl:l.] it
LElll—,l, tLut iu :111[111:011 :0 111(
is
to supply pildic almo , t CCr
of (2itss-Clit
I
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Ad7.l.•S 11;1 11..
I,IIS. A gi.ll; ii•sortiniiit of i - 2
Of 4 :V (.1) -
till a
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L'12,.11), AND riaLM
'Elae
11,ir v.
in,ll'o“
:‘, L•xce;tie lit Ili ,
I'AINT,S. dry, ;old iirouud
ik - sork o•!:.,:es - 11,112 14) J.
I).:irrdsi of iiOU vouoils.
Tilt d . ZINC, v,idtli is s,
in on i.• Pure. .4
r
rcd. V. hi: L (.2:%bit s Ike
ittrll.ll. 11:t :1"1 . ,. I!:!, to Al
th .; r oily •
rf cct will be t :Alpe'
utb , r
Their It till\VN ZINC PAINT
sold at a low price, and can end,
from the Zinc arcs front NcW-Jur.l
well likiown for its - protective yeti
I,l.icti to iron at- other metallic so
'lta ir STONE—COLOR I' -IINT
all the . i ndlities of the- Brown, an
agree :Ili - a.. color line painting Citing
ual-I,stildings. Bridges, etc.
Dealers suppli I
. on liberal term
Agents. - FRENCH & 111C111- 1
Wholesale Paint Dealers and I'
N..\‘'. - ter. of 10th &Alurket-st
Gut lrii Phil:
Premium Panning .1.,,
Important to Farmers and .3
/THE subscriber has purch
i
i 11aniborough the riOn to use ini
M'Kean counties his patent in the ci
of Fanning Mills. Ho has also, a
bense, 00:111100(12A the manufacture
MILTM MILL which will clean
9.011 bushels per hour. This Mill w
Narch:lo,le47, since which time
at the head of the list at all the Stat
ty agricultural societies where it h
Whited. and is a universal frivol
armers who have. tried it. It too
mium at the first Agricultural Fit
.llarrisburg, Oct. 31st, lesl, when
30,009 people .present ; and at the
Agrieultitral Fair at NewYorl;, he
ester' Sept. 16-19. .1';[1, this Fa
received the highest hcluors.
Having met with unitt fin SIICCCF,
tried, [confidently invite the 'farmet
and M'Kean counties to call at r
Coudersport and examia cfor thenif
A supply always ou hand, to be si
sonahle terms.
6-37tf JOILNI'll„J„
1111 IE subscribe! her( by gives lai
1 public that havin , • 6 -,.-u! rt:
hiS note for eightyduliars, beurin c
the last of Matelt; 1854, payable ,1
1356, and having never receivell
therefor, he will refute to pay
therefore he ivarns . any person 11
the said note with and expectation
ing it. Pl5ll CONSIDER Si
D;adhine 911.
•Mill Owners - will always' :fiuci
Oil for natclrinery at satisfactory
in any qatuatity,at
. • • TYLER'S.Dt
D. VT.- SPENVER'S COLUMN.
DE
New Goods. for. ihe Summer Trader
SPENCER would respectfully
fonn' the inhabitants of - Coudersport
and . vicinity that he is now,reeeiyjng aIFRESII
and LARGE ASSORTMENT of Goods,
which-will 'be sold 'as - clieap as the cheapest.
Ile Avuuld . also return - heartfdt thanks to his
old customers and friend; for their past patron
age; and 3vou!d be glad to show them any
goo d s .whi c h.he ha s ; and will try to save them
at least - It) per cent. by calling and examining
before purchasing eliewhere. •
jeciaziam .ft_
DERE :take the lib
- - ertv to inform the pc°.
• ' plc of Coudersport and
Potter ,eonuty that I am still at my new stand
opposite the north side of the public square,
where may be faint(' GIZOCE an 4 of all kinds
constantly on hand, such as Tea, Sugar, Cof
fee, Sider: tits, Ginger, Mustard, Tobacco,
snuff, Nittmegs,..Mace, Cloves, Confectionery,
&c.
Ifretu the
I et the
Smith,
Square,
1 corn.
cry, and
is, "the
" The
1 exylu.
iu h not,
'ser ran.
It he h
Fro quo
1 . for his
c made
Butter,
Fjoduith
bset ibtr
dity uul
My plow) k, The nimble Pi xp cue ein pre
ference to the slot,-shilling." I
~ . . I). W. SPENCER._
- UM.
6.7 a
D.Tugs,Nedicines,,
ATENT MEDICINES, Oils, Spirits of
"ID
Tmpentine, Caniphine, Burning Fluid,
Soap, Candies, for sale low at . -
SPENCER'S.
e
JO tunnel
keel Col-
Letter, and Note Paper, all kinds of
Stationery, Steel:pen Holder , ' Wafers,
Sealing Wax, Sand, Ink, Pocket4looks, En
velopes, Visiting Cards, Jewelry, Fine . Cut
lery, and a variety of Fancy Artic:es, together
with Silk and Thread, eta., at
Butter, Lard, Fgg.i, Rags, Shin-
VX gins taken for goods at their cash value.
Cash not rallied. D. W. SPENCER. '
UTTI:4. and Lard of a superior (nudity
ijfor sale at SPENCEIUs.
NY one deAroiN of a good quality of
.111§yrup of _Molasses will do well to call at:
County Orders Taken at Par
Fuit (,uOth3, at
T ADIES,:if you want a nice Bonnet, you
j
10.111 do ircll - to call on SPENCER.
BABBIrS VezA Powder for ,:tde by
SPENCER
NTEW THING.—Pure Ground Cuiree—
great Ittng (hr the ladie,+. SPENCER.
TITIIONTItiI"PIC, Coil Livrr ON, and
.
'alany o:hcr love= 31edicioes by
.:•!,I'ENCE
Ith
La ~ , oud,
inur
•
" Halloo ! Halloo ! Hallco !
PENC La - I:: in town! :tlountaitt4 of
1,:liZI:ADV—M,11):: CLOTHING for aline-t
nothinlS. I' 11.:ve bought thi: co it, thii to
end the..e pan:;—ain't broke, either! if utr: , ll!
P. the ohe of c.;',
coat-! I i P,Ut, to be candid. fr end:,
there- noilt:hg, like it in 0.11 the en:tit:fury.
.lupt hver there, and for a little o'
he ye a rig that, though ye 're the big.
ra: , eal abut e ground, Neill wake ye flnr
rt - : a prai , '. to 10:-,k ei : though ye h oht cant
in ye 'r puickets , fu!kri v. - ;it how :oui -er:pe to
e :1101!!.Th ye were mil!iole , i;e-, • te,l
gentletnanz:' ra. , hion! Great !
lII' de:ld ;11411 oat of it-311Thl* VII /1011 , 4 I . IIIIIV.
ilt•en ' CM . Ifr:(_..;,11:, Oft h etat Of ea,O
ISOrnn gi . iPg‘O . if ‘l• bay of Sioutcf:r,—lti: ,
z,Fe 'pi , : the I,..,hian
:" • • .;11 ,
TOPE.
ted with
ikd
d ct t
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:7 \ t it t'l
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1,• rC t
ti ;
thi ,
lit I. t.
11, 4 41:-! ror;vii ,•.! a hr:re
t,';l4 1.1:( , •:
11.1
1 i).
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MIMI
ME
lEEE
T, ----- )Til - ,Vi:l l / 1 ..15T0nl ,St.,l:l:.for
-3_ :•,:t. :0 ; $1`1:: , •. , . ' I:1Z
iS;DA, ('':0:c) •.Tilri;tl.,- Maalie-1,1, ALi t io
_;.; ;11:, :7. 4 :4:t..., ztibi Glue. Ila• ~ tit. itt tht• •
1 I _el ' .1
•u,
`,‘". ;1::11.11
co--h h at
Prt,,P. , Oil %1•:." !It
~ HITT,
Poi-
i noL or TAR, Ali', n, od. to
ki be 11,:d
ME=
Q11(11 , AXE) LEAD at lov..er liHoi•e , Orli]
I—Ptlown town at
it 1 L.-
in.
It.
I: Vv" Simuner Hat , at
4 BE'FTER. se!ec:ioti of C'ofii‘:1110:
% tare c . putity at SI'LNUi:ICS
EWE
MtII
T EA by the ei:c;t or pound for
t
.11 II \
t t salt /11
In tLii
Gr- to uny
I)AV. SPI:.:.:( - 1.;11 Irv: ;no. rrto[rtio,l
.711 c ci:y a lat;ti , • (;rove-
Clothing, prog ; i and ~ltd a
:, , , , ortint.tit of Fancy and
nl't 11 ir.iii•rtiting,i too natnerons to mention,
whieh 0 i i ho ste:d low for ea,h or ready-pay.
RLUG TOBACCO—fIue Cut, Chewing,
and tiniol:ing, by the pound, at
S PENCER'S.
Nvlall is
Le imulc
I~
.
NIA/LH
1 is of
"I Come tabriqg .you Lift' aml
CritTES' In - GI:NIA, or hdrding
I,llygeakVapor said Cherry Syrup, ihr the
cord of Pdhoonary - Consumption. Asdnoa,
Bronchitis, 'Cough, , ,. Cold , , and all Long and
Liver complaints. A new method of Inhirf
tionldr the core of the aim% e wooed diseases.
For sale by I). W. SPENCEIL•
, N by their
/porters,
hia
MEI
iiechanics.
sed of J.
.Potter and
instruction
Tailoring! Tailoring!!
3. W. Tailor. All work
entra,tea to his care will lie (lone ;
woe neatness, coni:4r, awl durability.
Shop over Lewis :11;1E111'5 store. ir37
!'great ez
ot a YRE-
Tskat 100 to
spate ted
it has stood
„And ccun-
1 4 711.E.5.L1 :Piurniug Fluid and Cdui!thine at
dna DRUG and BOOK-S-1:01.2.
Music.
•
iTUNTN'E .
S celebrated Instructions
for the Piauo-Forte;
BurroweS' Alan - a
-Forte Primmer;
'nion Gh.ei Book ;
A new supply of Sheet Music;
. For sale by . T. B. TYLER.
•s been ek—
te with ell
- . the pre
air held at
there were
Brea t, State
d at.ftoch
. nin,g. Mill
A :. NEW supply of Fluid and Cain
i Lamps—some neW end beautiful
patterns just received and for sale low at
TYLER'S.
IsvVlterever
s of Potter
ty shop in
;elves.
old on rca-
•
Clothing, Clothing..
T"E place to buy well-made Clothing at
a low price (a large stock to select from
OLMSTED'S.
KHOW
•t he to the
SIit:TTS
(late
'epteinber,
lally value
ttve . same;
rTo:buying
ef 1/1:s pay
EARNS.
Drafting Instruments,
Water Colors, Drawing Paper, Pencth, and
Brnshe.s, just received at TYLER'S• ,
Stationery
T IVlJolesale aid Retail at
PICKLED CHERRIES at
I- • - C. S. JONES'
t . ipply cf
necs, and
EaSfrosh and chcop,
TYLER'S.
MEM
SPENCER'.=
:iPENCEIt's
SPENCER's
)(Id 101'
~;it~~~ .... .
BE
New Goods
TYLER'S
BOSTON STORE, •
.
o'yrt THE 0000.
This establishment is one of the larz,C,4
DRY GOODS and RCADY-11:101:
INGlying in Alle;nuty counti•_
of customers from-Potte,r county buy all
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and
at this great mart of hitsines-s. Bit ~! i l l th,r.
are those who have never happened to 6:
into the path that leads, most ti, cre di v,
economy and wealth. That path lead 4 ti
.cash buyers straightway to the
•
GREAT BOSTON, :1
We hat - 4 no enemies to punish, no frier,4
to reward. We sell for ready pay, and ta'u
in exchange for Goods the following us-44,;
articles, viz..: • . •
Cash Tallow Venison Oati •
Beeswax Fur Beans Socks
Tildes Wheat Yarn Rag,
Potatoes Wool Butter \, . • 4 c _
'We -are now receiving -front our alts,,
Rechesier,ahnut uni.cord, , of the be , t
and SlloEti -01 d ;n the county. R's,
i constantly on hand— - .
• 3leti's India Rubber Boots,
aJYEW C 0 Ohs
DOUBTLESS there are many pPr.c . 4
Conchirsport and vicinity who line lIPVi
cisitecl.tho famous' BOSTON STMTS.
fac4-growing village of Wellsville. Th e Nr :
of this store 13 94; which imother 19 over
.
it
. Oven'Sline ., ,
... . l' ' C ii:..
-
" " Cap:.
With a very extensive stack of T13.1 . K5,
VALISES, and 'CARPET !SACS, choice
Black and Colored Dre.- , t Alrara,
laines, Tbibet Cloth-, Prlws, Ginghanis,
other Dress Good , ---together with a general
varictyof Dry. Goods.
Shawls, Shawls.
In pv'.l3e,tilar, we %mild call the :me l M on „ r
the lathe's. to our great voriety of SHAWLS,
of every po, , ible kind, altogether tuu. nu
merulH to mention.
Mattresses
We have the large , t stock of the tftrer f: t
1;111a ., of llatircsses ite AVe,tent
Hotel keeper+ call be ~ u pplied eu rea.miaVw
teritm: •
Three filteers for the eanfeinilbut.d I
front \We Riodnr , ter: and Itt.p.ri
that the Plank Road will be continued on II
Coudervort during the cooling spring, ahi
that the ,ote , and daughter: of ben.;tlu,d
Potter may he 'mere frequent!y seen to our
vating city.
11'e remain your uli erv'ts,
LANCLIf S.: Co.
Jan. 13, • C•ta
:1....a1um:1, and Mile at
JONES'.
r riAt 101 i, Sp•rat rawre:a
0 12. S. JON:: .S . PPOVISiON
INMAN ME.ll.and 1;1 :CIAIIIIE•ATcou
..11,tandy On hand n: the •
ENV . PROVISION STIIPE
. ,
f!,.R.AIN owl Peetlllro tak,r,
w-cititgo for ; took phis
('. ( N
Tr - Flt.'l:- , ;Ind
N r k v vitt is [(IN sTedti
CRANI1E10:11: 4 ! by
hr r l r•.r.rt or
T_l, rtECrwLTOIV,
Carrinze .
TT4III-: - ,:,l,,,riber 4.(. , n,!;‘ , p;,•
I!"
ill !it,
.... .. . g•-1
1:1(,•/.r. Jr /II:s;
A.. B.' GOODE',ELL,
and ::•?,;::n•d
til,,reu:, 1,-1-
The Clothing Deria.---fahoLt
AT " TIN ri:07.9.C.5 .
1)1:ADY-M.11)E (:(A) ' 111::“ . ; hrpt cnn
.A.A. 4• 7,ntiv nu 11• Incl tri for ~ .iti o -crA.cr.l:rttlif
no and Inant&te ' to tot hy the C. workop.u,
from cr.cc:col for duralii;i • ty aunt
oll . ;ect bein g ; ,:lpplV !111 .
tcitlLa huntit , article Irlkicoh he ri.y 1, , in
duce,' to purclrz-v bocatto. nry
I) . ,tt viii , ll cud but to g: , *
fin first whirl] it ill
loL.::; and pool c,rvice f,r a rc...on•
pr'sc,. All lini.e do-iron , of Icing , a
neccramitidated, call at " ' file Peop:p * : ra•ii
L. F. 31A1,\A1{D.
SEE
GINGII.‘.II:i in variety, an
pricer to snit. , L. F. MAYNARD.
MATTRESSES
W171,1,5_ 4 VILLE, AT TIE!: GREAT nos.
TON SPORE, No. MAIN-ST. .
J , i AY be found constantly on hand and far
ils:de, nn e.Vtensive varitstv of spencer .@,
Granger's snperh 77171.'SSES, of every
sort, kind, and price, franc:: $3.50 Palm Mat
tress to a super-English hair Mattress atS.:lO.
Also, Lounges, Nol-tars, and Pillows. All a
which are ofiered to Hotel :pill Boartlng
llonse keepers, and all others who have com
mon enough to know that a filthy
,feather bed, to .make the hest_ of it, is beta
breeder of disco m! ;did a life-curtailer,—at
lower prices than can be found at any other
store in the county.
LANCEY & CO.,
Sale .Agen:s (in the county) for the ,ale o
the above goods. 6-35 1y
80..t0n Store, Wellsvilip, Jan. 13,
.Acadeniy Text Books.
F 13,1. L supply for sale low at
131 TYLER'S
ZINC and Mineral Paints ' with direction;
KJ for using, at . T. 11. TILER'S.
P ATENT PAILS, /led Cords,
Horse Coids, Curry Con d:, llor,e
BrtFlias, to be sold at MANN'S.
T I. FUR3L Horse and Cattle Doctor,
•respectfidly inform.; the public that he has
located in Hebron town: 44 (utJoseph Stone's)
where he is - prepared to attend to ca;ls in his
profession. Ile IA of long experience in the
busmea4, nti hopes by Ms' tmperior Ail] and
assiduity to secure tho patronage of the fp.lb
"
1110.1 TENT :11EDICINES at Whoicsak. ,
Nlercbants and.l'edlars will be supplied
with all kinds of Patent. Medicines at Alana
faeturers' wholesale pt ices by TYLER.
MHE best three tea arid Cd sugar is
11, at : OLMSTIIIig.
AFULL assortment of - Groceries,
Tudow Eg1111:8, C011:;t:thily on hand. .Yard
wide Lawns, front G cents upwards, at
OLMSTED'S.
rjONF:Y.,--A good quality of honey for
1.1. sale at •
...tie', ...tin,
C. S..ICNE:••••
OM
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