'The slave in this ease haring been volult '--arils /trough: by his masser in.o this state. I have nu cognizance of the case, so far as re - - specs th.sapptication, so far as they may effect bit right. If the man claimed as a slave be not entitied to his freedom tinder the laws of • this state, the maser must pursue such remedy • ',for his recovery as the laws of the state have provided tbr him." In Jones agt. Vandzandt, sth Howard, 2,41, Mr. Justice Woodbury uses language equally expressive: "but the power of na.ion at law (said that eminent jurist) to pursue and • regain most kinds of property in the Limits of • • foreign government is rather an nct of comity • than stric. right, and hence as property in per .lloll4 Might 1101 thus be recognized in some of * ,the states in the Union. and its reciatnatiou 'not to be al.ovved throug!' either coueesy or light, this cause was undoubtedly in roduced • into the constitution as one °fits ciun t .rotnises tor the safety of that portion of tht, Union ' • which old , omit such property, and which o.berwisc to gh: of.ea be cte r uived of mi en titety by i:s merely crossing the line of an Citothing sate; this was thought to be too ; harsh a doctrine iu respect to any tii.e to proper.y of a fr.entty neighbor, net brought • her placed in ano.her 5.... e under state taws by ..he owner hit:aged, but ese 'ping there agairt-t his consent, and forthwith pursued in order to be reclaimed. Other authorities might be quoted to the same e.iec.. but it is necessary, for if is be nut clear that one vo:un:arLy bruaht into a statelis not a fugitive, no judicial einguage can everimake 'use. Will we then, for ihe "sake of sustaining this judiciai jurisdiction, presume shay these ti;.,y r a ex M.. Whcc.cr escaped from i Virg.nia into Pennsyivani.i, when no such -allegation was made in • his petition, % when it is expressively stated in the petition of Mr. Williamson, veritied by his atfirma.ion, 'that they were brought' here volun.arey by his master, and when Ibis fact is virtually con ceded by the Judge of the ll.striet Court in his opinion Great as is my respect for the judicial authorities of the federal government, I cannot consent to !amity myseii in order to cusiain their unauthorized judgements, and more particularly where as in the case before utt, it would be at the expense of the libersy of a citizen o.' die commonwealth. The only remaining ground upon. which this jurisdiction can be claimed, is that it was 11/ a controversy between citizens of different states, and I shall disrniss this branch of the case simply by affiiming—let, that'the proceeding by habeas corpus is, in 11() legal sense; controversy between private parties; and if it were to the Circuit Court alone is given this jurismetton. Eur the correctness of the first poaitiou, 1 refer to the opinion of Mr. Justice B'aldwin in Holmes agt. Jennifer, pub lished in the appendix to 14 Peters, and to that of Judge Botts, of the Cir cuit Court of New York in Barry agt. 211ercein tt al reported iu sth Howard 103. Arid fur the second to the 11th sectipii of the Judiciary Act, passed ,on the 24th of September, 1789. My view of this case had been com mitted to writing before I had seen or beard the opinion. of the majority of the court. Having heard it hastily . read but once, I may mistake its pur port, but if I do nut, it places the re 'fusel of the habeas corpus mainly upon the ground that the conviction for con tempt was a separate proceedirig, and that, as the District Court had juris diction to punish fir contempts, we have no pOwer to review it decision. Or, as it appears from the record that : the prisoner is in custody upon a con victim' fur contempt, we are power less to grant him relief., . 1 • Notwithstanding the numerous cases that are chid to bu.,tain this position. it appears to toe to lie as novel as it is dangerous. Every court of justice in • • t i t turtle clegi ee, the power to commit for contempt. Cart it be possibk: that a citizen truce corn - naitted fur contempt is beyond the hope of relief, even although the record 'shows that the alleged contempt was not within the power of tho court to punish summarily? Suppose that the Judge of the District Court should send to prison an editor of a news paper for a contempt of' his court in urumenting upon his decision in this ven t *vun,o the prisoner be be yond the reach of our writ of habeas - rorpusT If he would, our boasted se cum), of persona liberty is in truth an idle boast, and our constitutional guaranties mid writs of right are as 'topes of sand. But in the name of the • law, 1 aver that nu such power exists With any court or judge, state or tede mpted to be exer cised, there are modes of relief, full 'and ample fur the exigency attic oc casion. 1 have not had either time or op portunity to examina all of the cases 'cited, but, as far us I have examined them, they decide this and nothing snore—that where a court of compe tent jurisdiction convicts one afa con 'tempt, another court, without apple!. late power, will not re-examine the Case to determine whether.a contempt was really committed or not. The :iistory of punishments for contempts of court, and the legislative action thereon, both in our state and Union, in an unmistakeable manner teaches, first, the liability of this power to be abused, and second, the piomptuess with which its unguarded use has been followed by legislative restlictions.- , 'lt is no longer an undefined, unlim ited power of a star chamber charac ter, to be used for the uppressi,m of the citizen at the mere capi ice of the judge or court, but it has its bouuda -ries so distinctly defined that there is to mistaking tite extent to which our tribunals of law may go in punishing for this offence. In the words of the act of Congress if 2d March, 1831, " The power 'oh the several courts of the United states : to issue attachments and inflict sum marY punishments for contempt!) oi court, bhull nut be construed to extend no any or except at the misbehavior of anyperso ores persons in the pres- ;epee of said courts, or so _rear thereto as to obstruct the administration of justice, the misbehavior of any of the officers of the said courts iu their offi cial transactions, and the disobedience or resistance by any officer of the said courts, party, juror. witness, or any other person or persons, to any lawful writ, process, order, ruler'. decree, .or command of .said courts." Now Passmoro Williamson was convicted of a contempt for disobey: inn - o a writ of habeas corpus command tug him to produce before the District Court contain persons claimed by Mr. Wheeler as slaves. Was it a l.t wful writl Clearly not, lithe court had no jurisdiction to issue it; and that it had nut 1 trObk is very plain. It it was unlawful, the person to whom • it was directed was hot bound to obey it; and in we i l ery : words of the statute, the puvi erto punish for contempt " shall nut ow construed to extend to it." But, says the opinion OL the majori ty, he tuns convicted of a contempt of court, and we wilt * nut look into the record to ace huW the contempt ' was committed. I answer this by assert ing that you cannot see the conviction wiinuut teeing the cause, for it is a part of the *awe record which con sists Ist, of the petition; 2d, the writ and alias writ. of habeas corpus; 3d, the return, and 4th, the judgment. "It is urcieted and adjugeu by the _court that the said Passmore W liliamson be cumulated to the custody of the Mar shal - without - bail or mainprize, as for a contempt in refusing to make return to the WI it of habeas corpus LicreLotOre ensued against nun at tae Instance of Mr. J cam H. Wneeler. " As 1 understand the opinion of a majority of my ureaMeru. as soon as we get the word con.eutp , Ate boots. must be c,osed, and it be cuineo mii.antiy sea M led es to e residue of liIPORTANT T- O LUMBER r,eurti. o sustaw this counniwieut we it seems, first:presume, .0 the very teeth of . MEN. the aclutiLted tact, ilittL these were runaway SKINNER'S BIaVCS; and SeCUtid, we mast he care-an to PATENT SHINGLE — MACHINE. re oily portions of the record, ,es, we 1.1.1 L undersigned, agent for the Pa:entee suumil nod Am. We prisoner was coimm.ted I. in Pinter and the ad j o.ning counties of for (closing, .0 obey all Ull.aWl l / 1 writ. I Peunsylvania and New-1 orb, womd respect -1 c,uuu, tureueur .he express.on of the fully call the attention of Lumbermen and opinion lie tn.* .a.O down in Jilts case, alters to this labor-saving machine, pained ity rue untjort.y, iraught.wiitt great danger Nov., iez.)l, and now in stiece,l operation to We most cherisued iign.s of we citizens of in variuus parts of the Cni.ed States. This the s.a.e. w nits. iu comes. invowing the mach ne will rive audshave from one to two right 01 proper.y mere.y, t presume we may thousand shing,es per lt,.ur, and will work ..i., treat sue J uugincu.s in We Uul.ed 6.a.cs heimuck egimay as well iht.pine, the practical cases nia, Lulu their jurstlic tan, worlting; of which can be seen at •Genesee as nui t hies, ye., d a sing u Judge ,tim:o. - 1. Foih, v. here one :a now in operation. Any er determine that one Uf. our resfam ing he same wilt be given Ueeu gutsy el cometup , even if such a::-se. utio..esswg ale sou.c,,Ler, unnation had its [milieu in Calrl.:,,aa , LIANIBERLAIN. yvh,cti ale Judge bun no power to pr0n,..,,t judgment, and waS most umuilestly in miect or a.sulerrin act of ,lie very iegisia. uye auitiorhy tUat erea,e3 the .our. user which .Lie J udge preattles,it seems lbwt such to hive the Lome mid C lect ullY j udguleu , pronon..c.ad by 'a own; of cuirifiewutpcisuiction, aming . wi int we spuere Ui its consatuautia. p u ller. :Nay, mote. 1.% e tininess ourseo, fiuwer less to protect our citiv.eus trout the aggres sains ut gt Court as toreigo (ruin our ~rate LiOVeallliellt in matters no. commit,ed to Juristne tun us .tie t..;uar. of 4..,Lueens Licata! in /...ughAnd, and this upon trio uu.nuri.) of de cisions pronounced in LilaCS tau. at au tont,og_ ous W .ne oils now under COlialder.illuit, Imiieve this iv be aie nrs, recorded case where upiedie Court in a n.a.e has refused the pr“yer ct.szeu fur ate writ of ha,cas cur pas, .0 inquire 10,0 tits! .ega.t.y of..aunposou. men. by u. Judge au r ellerits LOW, W.' con tempt, in musing obetl.ence to a writ oat tor of j urtsdleaun. w 1.. cum:mile Uy recapitulat.ng ,hegrounds upon wlltCti f tuba ,his writ shouiti ou awdr• red. .tsz. A. common law, and by the sza.ute of 'oat.), the writ oh /lasses ivrpus ttesw.jtctendunt Is a wilt of r.ght demand:tux wheueser pe tit.on in due turn) asserts wit.", it true, would en.i.,e the prty to react: ad. That an aueg.t.tou in a pe , ition that the pett.iouer is res.raiued tit tits ,itter.) by an or der or a but go or court wt.uou. j uttsdic.ion, sLoats such probah.e cause as to tedve it no ,urger u,scre.ionary whit .uo coat,: or juq;t• .0 wit= apvcation whether the writ sha,i or stied not issue. ad. 'that where a person is imprisoued by order °fa Judge oldie District Lour. of tho ,Unwed Sta:es tor refusing to auswer a writ of milieus corpus, he is euaded to oe disch.trg ed troth such iiiipr.sohrneut if the Jutige fit the District Cout, wad uo authority :o issue ,he WM. 4th. That the power to issue vvri s of halecs carpus by the Judges of the r is ~ were att.m,,,,r) power, and that no su,IJ writ can he issued uy sueu,udges where .he cause of cumpt.aut in.entled to be realeilieci is , ueyond their Jilr,sdic ion. oth. ihat the courts of the federal _govern ment are courts of diluted jurisdit.taJn, -de er.% ed trout the conso,ntion, nd that hells toe jur.stitc.ion'is'uo.giveu uy the cons.itd.tou or Uy pursuaueo cat the COUS".I.I - 1. LlUllo not u.n. when it does no: appear by the record aid, the 'CULlri.had j urtsd.e.ion tit a pro ceedaig limier our ileums corpus c. to re.te, /lOW au ILLI t triSOLIWOLI., want ut jurts uie.:ou may be shown by proving the Juni of ETEM at. ihat where the inquiry as to the prig d‘eaun of a Cour. ortses upuu a rule of huLeas c,rpus, .tit the !acts set fond in the pe.ition teuthug:o show want of j urisdie.ion I.lli .o ue eoustuered as true, i uutess they conattchct the [ICON etn. That when the owner of a slave vof- umartiy brings hi. slave from a simre to . a free s.a.e, %lame. any in.ention of remaining thereat, the Nth,. 01 Lhe eve to his freedom depends upon .he taw of .he s.a.e iu:o which he is thus orought. Tha. it a stave so brought into a free state escapes from the custody of the master white in said s.a.e, the right of the . master to reclaim him is iota question arising under the constitution of the United States or the taws thereof, and therefore a judge of the United States cannot issue a writ of habeas carpus directed to one who, it is alleged with boars the possess.on of the stave trout the master, commanding him to produce the body of the stave before the said judge. loth. That the District Dour: of the United States for the Lastorn distr.m. 'of Penintylva n.a has no Jurisdiction, because a controversy is between citizens of diadrent states, and that a proceeding by- habeas corpus is no legal sense, a controversy between private parties. lith. That the power of the several courts of the United States to inflict summary punish tneut for contempt of court in disobeying a writ of .he court, is express:y confined to Cases of disobedience to lawful Writs. 12th. That where it appears from 'the re cord that the conviction was for disobeying a writ of habaas corpus, which the court bad ilia .jurisdiction to issue, the conviction is .eorans non judice, and void. ' For these reasons I do most pspectfullybut most earLestly dessent from the judgment of the majority of my brethren, refusing the writ annlied for. _ . CoUdersport Academy. THE Summer Term of IV s institution will commence on WedneSday, J une 20, 1855, and continue eleven weeks. Terms. Elementhry branches--Orthography, Geography,. Aritlnnetic, Physiology, $3.00 Higher Artihme.ic, First Lessons in Algebra, and Litgdsh Grtmmar, 3 50 Higher English branches, Philosophy, Astronomy, Algebra, & c., ri 00 Higher Mathenni,ics and the Languages, 6.00 Drawing, extra, 1.50 Instruction on the Piano Forte, extra,, _lO.OO Use of ins.rumem. 3 00 • Vocal musid'ree of charge. Pre-paytnent of ull bills strictly required. l ar ;rather higher class of studies-will in clude any or all tile lower classes. The subscriber takes this occasion to ex press his thanks io the people of Pinter and of other sec.ions for their liberal support . during the past year, and to assuro them that no pains will be spared id the fumre ,h.it may be required to im.ke this school an ins i‘mion wor.hy of ,he en.ire confidence and support of au who des,re a sound rndmiental as well as a ,horoagh mathematical and classical edit : , carton. J. BLOOMLNGDALE, Principal The undersigned Officers and Trus.ees of the Couderspor. Academy ore moved by a sense of °Mew; and persona; duct', to call the atmu ion of .he pubic, and of the people of our coumy itt pardmilar, to the rising and usefin charae,or of dtis instianion of :earning. When we invited the present worthy Princi pal to the pus. he occuptes, we found the Acad emy depressed and dec.ining. We subtniticd its organization and other most onerous atlairs to his ,discre.ton and management; and our experience • en., b'es us wi.h increased confi dence to assure intrems and guardians that he has proved fithful, efficient, and practical— just such an instruc.or as this -community needs. 11. 11. DENT, President, 11. J, OLMSTED, Treas., Trustees T. D. TYLER, Sec'y, Etlisburg, l'u., ‘Vriting Books, and .Nlionorandnin book., rm;hool Question and Ulab. f.yer amid, Chalk, Cray ons.TrUcing, Drawiirg, a lid ; tutting Boards, Perlte rate., ;',.1:-: ~lios, awl l'orte-Mounaies. 4., .1 ••:1,1[[•; ILO L BOOK-STORE - TO PRINTERS. TjORUCE'S NEW-YORK TYPE POEN DRY, established in 1t.13, has now, on hand, ready for immediate . delirery, in lulus to suit purchasers, 100.000 tb. Roman Type of new cut, su; lull " Fancy Type, 10,1300 " Scrip.. of various styles.. 5,000 " Uermans, 5,000 " Orn.imenis in great variety, 5,1)00 " Borders, 30,00 U fee: Brass aiul Type Me:al Rules, and all the not cities in the business. Ail the above Types are cast by steam power, oldie new metal -peculiar In this limn dry, and which is cenainty superior to any ever used befure. in any- . part - of the word. The unequalled rapidi y in the process. of castin,4, en.tb:es me to these more durable types at-the pr.ces ci ordinary types, either on credit or fur c . _ Presses, NV two pc, ;ind all other Printing- Materiais, except p.iper and Cards, (which have no fixed quadiy or price,) turnished at in,nuftcturers' prices. Ihe ,asst Specimen Book of the Foundry is freely given to all prin wg otiicesr, on the re ceipt of lily cenis to posiage. Lir Prin. trs of neol.l/4,•Urb V% ho choose to pubiish adveriisetnem, inciudiug this note, three times Leteie lirs:.(l,,y of July, 1655, and forward me one of the papers, will be allowed their bills at the time of purchasing five times the amount of my tnanufactures. New-York, Feb. 12, IS,M. Address, GEO. BRUCE, 13 Chambers-st., New-York- IE3I War Declared at Last, THE long repose of Europe is about to be disturbed by the bugle's note and the revillo of the drum, culling its slumber ing 'milking to news iu the delense of their firesides and their country. England anti Fiance are calling fur nieu and mewls, and tending forward their whited to battle uguntst the aggrisbions 01 the hessian Bean but urld is con% ulsed by revolt'. ttumuuusual peace and plenty reign in the New. In the peaceful and quiet pursuit of our business 'se have formed a copartnership unuer the name and style el N. S. BUTLEtt & and have taken the store in Empire Block, in the village ul Olean, formerly occu pied by 'lhing &- Brother, and are now re ceiving u silientild new stock ul goods adapted to the seitiant end wants of the community, which we intend to sell exclusively b , r cash down, at prices that will cause consternation and dismay in the ranks of old fogyism that has been au long established its this section. Our stock will consist in part of thu follow ing Goods: Hardware, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Huts, Caps, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Drugs, Medicines, Dye Studs, Glass, Paints & Oils, Sash, Putty, Chairs, Bedsteads, Mattrassei, Feathers Stone acid Wooden %Yore, And we menu to keep such an assortment of the abovu goods that pursuits from a distance can be assured of finding everything they usually want at prices that will do thew good Cull and see for yourselves. N. S. BUTLER & CO. Olean. May 5, 1854. 6-51 New Goode. T B. TYLER has just returned from the and is now prepared to show the largtist and best stuck of Drugs, Medicines, Pututs, Oils, Books, Stationery, Paper Hang ings, and Fancy Goods in the county. li e i s a lso prepared to sell lower than at eilsville. anti as /ow as any other establish ment in Coudersport. Apia 15,1855. ECYGEAN A. Brought Home to the Door of the Million A WORDEREUL DISCOVERY has receney been made by Dr. Curtis, of this city, in ,he treatment of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases of the Lung. We refer to " Dr. Cur tis' Hygeana, or Inhaling Ilygean Vapor and Cherry Syrup." With this new method Dr. C. has restored many afflicted ones to perfect health; as an evidence of- which ho has innu merable certificates. Speaking of the treat ment a physician says: It is evident that in haling—constantly breathing an agreeable, healing, vapor, the medicinal properties must come in direct contact with the whole of the arial cavity of the lungs, and tuns escape the many and varied changes produced upon them when introduced into the stomach, and . subjected to the process of digestion. The Hygena is for sale at the druggists' through OM the country. N. Dutchman,Jan.l4. The Inhaler is worn on the breast under the linen without the leant inconvenience—the heat of the body being suffic.ent to evaporate the fluid. Hundreds of cases of cures like the follow: ing might be named. One package of the Hygena has cured me of the Asthma. of six years standing. . Jas. F. liceslerry, P. M. Duncannon, Pa. I um cured of the Asiltma of lu years stand ing by Dr. Curtis' Hygeana. Margaret Eastman, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Pam of No.& Matutuoudst., W. 1.9 cured of a severe case of Bronchetis by the Bygeana. My sister had been cured of a dis'ressing cough of several years standing, and decided to be ineuriib.e by her physici..ns. She was cured in one mon.h by .he liv,geana. J. H. Gaubert, P. M., ilielancll, Me. Price Three Dollars a Package.—Sold by CURTIS & PERKINS &. IluiL & PAUL, No. 149 Chambers St., N. V.—l Packages sent free by express to any part of the Untied States for Ten Dollars. N. 13.—Dr. Curds' Hyg.eana is the original and oniy genuine arlic e, and all ethers are base imitations or cite and in j urious counter feits. Shun thew as you %von:d poison. Sold by & Scott, N 0.136 Market street, Phi:ade.ph.a. who will sell by the dozen at the Proprie:or.' rates. New Books, IDA MAY, by Mary Langdou. The Newsboy. . Bayard Taylor's Central Africa, • Lands of 6arac'en, and - Poems of .he Orient. • . . Fanny Fern's ;ast; " Ruth hull.'' Life of P.'l'. Barnum. Mr..ltmherford's Children, by. :he author of The• Wide, Wide Word. Maryllowi.t's Tams, for clii:dren. 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LY"'6 KATIIAIRON and utter xceneat pap:Malt/lin tot chuilastug ulO. Le.tutilyiug thu LI AIR, fur sole ut Yl. I. WS. I'liii6ONS about to build or repairoc ill Mat a complete btock of 1h incluv, Sabit.Glabb, Vahan alai Olib, for Jule at lair pt ceb by` A LW BOOKS just received at the JOURNAL BOOK—STORE Sept. CHEST HANDLES, Drawer do., "Bolts Ruches, Honer Snaps, 11 ardrube Hooks, Barn Door-Hinges kept tor sa,e by LL \‘ IS MANN. vki EIIS'IEJCS DIUTIL:NA111:- , V V Scl uul, Uhivosity, °LAIL% u, ;Intl Quur,u euliaulis, lur hale by 'll LLit. VIOLIN Striogs at Drug and Book Store ApuLl,Ns.und Flutes just terivived by ryLrm Notice THE partnership heretofore existing be tween W. T. Jones Oz. Bro. is this day disso.ved by umtuai cousem. The debts due said firm win be found in the hunds of W. 'l' Jones, and all claims against said firm are to be presented to him for payment. W. T. JONES. - A. F. JONES.' I do hereby appoint A. F. Jones my for the trausactiou and mandgetneut of au et any. of my business, giving him lull attawriLy and power in the same. W. T. JUNi.S. Coudersport, September 2b, 1554. DIARIES for 1655 just received at T 2 L ER' S CLOVER SEED, and all kinds of Garden Seed, for sale at SPENCER'S. THE best three /tilling. tea and Gd sugar is at OLAISTLIPs. HONEY.-A good. quality of honey for sale at C. ShILTH's T EAS, frosh and cheap, at TO OFFICERS , SOLDIERS, • New Cash ON SEAMEN, &c., OF ALL WARS: THEIR GROCERY ANI) PROYI" S'y WIDOWS, AND MINOR CHILDREN. ! Hither, Ye II S. M. KNIGHT, Attorney for G?vernment ungry. Claimants, Washington, D. C., S. JONES takes t hi s 1111:1hUd CONTINUES to give prompt and personal i C • the rsssisi. , l . Coudersport sasl t') ! il' . 'L./attention to the prosecution of Claims of , lie .gener.stsy. tb.t let has Just slu e ,,,,l hi t every description -against the Government, ! eery and I're, ~. en ssure, when. lit oil'." and particularly to those before the Treasury ! cons:au:ly- es erv.hing an the !Me s Department, Pension and Bounty-Land Bit- 1 hies," and svltielt he will sell a. r s , il ,'' rea r , Patent : General Land Offices, and can be des:l'mb. The ' - sttl,:a •,; .. n 't Board or Clain 4. 5 • 11. L.,, , 4 I found here at all times, such a. 11,0 i-,, An experien ' of years, and a rimiliaritv ; PORK, .sslii:e the appetite.; uf !I." with the means of obtaining the it:sliest stud' dainty can also lie satisfied: 'fl s ,s t ,l•,', e ~,' most . favorable action on Claims, with his ! you wish for anything of the kinsl c , ..,' facilities for the &spirit+ - Of business, justify ; and examine Inifore purchastuf ',"'! ' ,.l,' him in assuring his Correspondents, Claim- . and if he cs!ntiot satisfy- von , ,-„,,, c ; " 4 ants, and the Public generalty m , that ierests ;be de:peru s e. You will tutus,. :;,,,;'' itnrusted to his keeping, will not be neg- I assorstueus of Ilrocersei, con,. s , , buffed. ' ise srs. Teas, Colice, :•;:sleriitu4, ii i ,! s! Li e ,' . , ; '', - e PENSION, BOUNTY LAND, PATENT, AND PUBLIC BlLNllrl cod ' i ~ i r. i. l i ltl , 31c1 1 e y,( i .:T.:li r t e :', Lt(:iri.t :11Lir.::4.1.."p I LAND LA v.s. He has nearly ready, for gratuitous d 111011, istri- ! Nlosassabis, Sy rap, :k c. " Also, at 5 ,•,. bution among his business Corres,ioudeuls, Pork, Fiour, Lard, Cliee•e, Lava, ;'• (and ;hose who may be c ome =itch,) it neat . firk.ii,) SW! , 1 1_. , !nr , s . c._s..c. _cc. C. s! ii i i ' .,,,. pamphlet consenting a synopsis of the exisiiug ! . Gr.sini.us3all o Is, r k nls of P r od : , ~ Pension, Bouniy Land, Pa.titf , and Pub.ic in (-sub mg° for goods at the c,1,1 ~,,,e Land Laws, down to the cud of the late 6.33 5 e _______ _ _ . c, s. Jo \ Ls mAcKi:r.r,L, Saltuon, and li lt ! , ~,,, Congress-- - sinciuding . he BOUNTY-LAND ACT OF NABOB 1, 1355, Sperm and Talise.sl-;, under ss hick ad who have here offire re --. ceived sess Anal lii; . cres are now en iced to SUPERIOR! additional land; said AC! gl Zlll,l 1/.00 id • acres b C. S. -. .10N5...5' PPM l.slio, ...s— -.sslsl; to all Office.s, Nuti-connuiss owed Officers, 7 - ---- __ . Chaplain'', SO:d ON, Wagdu NI ;stets, 'team sters, and friewly Indians, of the Arley. in clushog State Ttoops, Vo tiu eer".i, and .bsiitet —and all Officers, .-..b.s.satuen, ordin s ry .e..tuen, Mari Ile3, C.erks, ;snd Land:Len, of shu Navy. not liere.ofore provided fur, who hove served not less than futtr•tieu days (tin-u=s in ha . u) at any period since 177 u; and io .he w slows end minor clissdreu of/all such persuni enti tled,and dece ;suds 4 ... \, 'lis pamph es COD:111LN " Forms of Appli- , cation" more fall and cutupiel-e . hau any e se where to be fuoad.; ad .psed to the 1.N.,1LE Ur every class iti• c.iiu was uuder she Ac , wi.h copious decisions and ins.ree ions of the Dep.srtmens, and prae.icat sugges iou, as to the cm.rse to be pursued tu suspended -or re,,ec.ed cases. Parsies not wishing to avail iliemse've 4 of the tacili.ies atiorded by I id. 4)11 ., in eecar ng ! prompt and pers.nal sieperint,uthAte of • he a. clisitus az she Dep.r.tnenss.„ c at oh aist cu,s.es of the above pstun•li et by reels...Mg shar.y cents in pos.age ssautp:. INDUCEMENTS TO COUR I 2.3POIMENTS. Corrc..pondeu a who prep .re and forw sad cases for IDA /I genie n. by ll:, Avon:: !Aid be death wi h iiberassy; auppsied is ..11 ;lii neces sary banksgratia, and LT:combs:busty ;sdbl.vd of the ch suges Atm from shim to time occur in the execs' ism of Ise I..w';. It is wi hiu Incs sub , crilser's power to direct his Currespuuden a to ilie sucan.y of very Mostly persons ensii:ed under she .14:t ; ;111d having oh iiined several slissussand - Land %Vat r.sibss under former taws. hit i-, in pusses-sten of da.a stun wit tumors:My i1.w..,6,. 111 ,ecursug uddi ionit bounty. - Fees, be ow the usual rates—and consingent upon she admission of Claims. . 'I he highest cash p rices,,eiv en fur Land Iflsrr.sitis, Res Mu.onaary .crap:. and Unitas, Land Pa.eu s. Address 46-3 t Tin and Hardware. T FIE undersigned has cunnectutl with A_ his Tit, Sh,c, Iron. Copp, r, :11111 :ha, to IJAIZLAS.I.i;P: 'CIA% L Ilia, ;Li :Addition 11)tile 11,rvitliOrt,cotlocted is 110 W ready 10.411,p1y the public . 011 tvery of lluutcuir. JI Liii `ll,. troll, Nails., Chilli.: itial A.,1z..s tool Broa,:ixe::. M . ,1:111:1 for 1:.,- bits. A Ulut.),;,, .1:,- p al m e d Toys 0. , !.‘l . l . ) . dcstr , ltiiou; and 1;i•I•p ;IT the public %quo, NV1.41, srlh noi for thei lur A . 1 pl'Orlt iudrrtl. and impt.: , by a 3.! cal his i111,;,11,5 10 reeti%e o I'voducc i;:ken iu exLh;oize ill Goode. al die market price,; per Itor pain fur old iron. 6-I'2 ly JAS. W. smiTil. Premium Fanning Mills. Important to Formers and 31tchanio.. !FRE subscriber has puithascd of J. JL. Bamborongh the right Id use in Putter and M'Kean counties his patent in the construction of Funning Mills. lie has also, at great ex house, commenced the manufacture 01 a FRE- M lUM 111 ILL which will clean front Ifill to 200 bu'sheis pi r hottr. This Mill was pate .ti d March‘2o. It47, r since which time it has stood at the head of the list at all the `'fate alio e.iun ty agriculturul sOcieties si here it has been ex hibited. and is a universal favorite with•:.ll ariners who have tried it. 'it tuck the pre inium at the first Agricultural Fair held at I tarrisburg, Oct. 3lst, 1;:51,. when there were 30,0U9 people present; and at the great Silite Agricultural Fall - at Ne iv- York, Lehr at Roch ester 6eivt 16-10, lesl, this Fanning Mill received the highest honors. "i- I having mei with uniform success wherever tried, I confidently invite tho farmers of l'ottiir and M'Ketin counties' to call at, niv shop in 1 Coudersport and examin e for the. u:eft-La. A supply a ttlways on hand, to -oe sold on rea sonable terms. 6.3711 - .lUIIN RECIOIOW. by not • • IniblC%' •111 . • •'1 •PI 11 , it • • alittLe bC lilht ut :Mtn pa . ) Z7'., pi( tnio I• 183ti r anti buvlin4 acv el vain, therolor, v.in l'ettoe to 11,iy lliC ~aloe; 111Vrvioll: be v,nrns atlS in•rson !tool buynn„. :lie ,abl note with ;ant nzin elation of tug it. .L 6511 T. Li. TYLER \IiII Owncr, will att%ays find supply of ,n 1 for nnichin. ry :::Atztlactury and, in any quuntity,to. IFE OF 110ItACE GREELEY, 1 /Prayer Books Fanny The Orac:c of Flowers, and a now sup ply of :.icittior. Just reccivecfat the JOURNAL BOOK-STORE The People's Cash Store, AT COUDERSPORT.. • Something New. and Something THE subscribers, having entered into part nership arrangements under the firm of "AurNAnu& tt u.cox, will be happy to see all old friends, and all, now friends, calling day afier dav, and continually, at "The Peo ple's Cash 8 - rin - e" in Coudersport, inquiring for DRY GOODS, HARD WA RE, CROCKERY, . - READY-MADE CLOTHING, and all the entLess N inety of articles v. hich the People want, and must have. And the subscrib. rs will sell to their -customers, old or new, for the Cash, or other Ready-Pay, the very best bargains to be had in . Surlera Pennsylvania. MAYNARD & WILCOX: TYLER'S. f Couderiport April 1655. S. M. IiNPA-IT, ittq!. n 0. C '" ' Machine Oil. TY LEICS 1)11 , 1,- Store Wanted. 1 Xl>l.lN MI'AL um; 1.11:Cii165,T,. _L:,uitlii) op Iptiid a; tLe SLNV PILoVISKIN STO2: produc..;f :1;1 kr..2 exchange 11)r Ltt urn. T:\l]_J and Shuu:titr,—.t C. :i. SKALS OF SALT %I :he NLIV PROVIsiON fiIIANI3EItRIES! Cll.\ , the qu.;r: or bo.-liel,Lt C. ti.Ju\t'il • __ . B. B. GOODEMLL, ori; P .c.tned and re i a,Led stn.(: tce. rcia .;, "..vi:ENT pAELs. Bcd Luie4, 11”r•ii Cords, Curry ISru-Itd-. to 1).: ICew Goods. NV. SIT-NCI-II Le; ju,t • Ale Clt) a large r.e., 1)111g , allul sur.meo. or r.mcy Ilking,4:oo numerous to mennon,i , L, Le SOW ICON ftlr "I Come 101 you L;(: •,:.,i TAR. Li. tTis: 1"61..1N.1. or I L ., • L., , iige4::ll Vapor 1,11(1 can 01 Coat,th,, I Lt% er couiplaol:.,. A new we Lou Ior: lie. cure ul e it0°1.1. , , for I). 1.. 33 `.l:a3.lorLug.Tailoring!! 111;1:`,1;.Tuit4q.. Yule_ •• Sirop - 1 - Nit ES!! Burling Fluid una G 1:14 G Clothing, Clothi g - rrt p:;:,e to boy NN l.:1•111:11te A- aln price (a .argc..t. rl. . (11.MSTI.11 airivdl of I - ^e' Prc.orai • 61'1.SeEri Drugs,lYledicines, - D \TENT )IiIDIcINE4, Spiri.p 'ForpPriline, Cam; Him taming Soap, Ca uthe.. , , for,a,e low is • Q01).1. ('re 11 , 1 'l3itta . . LiChatk, ;al.l Glue, for- at th: I;K 1121:1:1 'TIKE. • t YPI . : I , and i•n.ich !:.J • :•;;:. e n,,pr'.., Vitry Jtcrch.w!'; G:Irg:1: bo nod ❑t SPLACLICi. 4,2 )1' AN I) LE. )3: lol,erfignrertht down town at - t BETITR -e!eciou Of Col7ce not fo'4:' _tikin :he e oon'y than at tq't:M.:lll l. ) he T EA by the chest or 1 ,011[14 for ,a't• . ToßACCO—rine (he.:; and z4.lllol;ing, by the putot. at arrivr.l of Pore Ground Co:!er, k NY one de-;roti , of a zood nil; of Al" . .a,irt tviil do nULVIIRIZED Corn ....sitarcb, for 1 , c , " at Leder, ;nit' Note Pttiter, al: it-tt;e . .. , ":ttitottt•ry,. ett -pelt - II" drre G` S.tod, luk, 1'ocl..X 0010.1: ye:uptt Vis.tiug Card-: Jet‘e.ry. e ofh a v.:6e V ttr V;titcy St.k :tad 'Eltie.tet, SVENCi.I;:t urrilt and Lard of a -iToriory4 l. ! 1-11 or s .Ie ut lriacarthus's Liniment. T c best Liniment tin the Prepdred by A. M ar•rcrtivr. This dr.ic.e may' be re..ed r ; I sore cute for :Spr.ons, zry.e.dings, Froheu !rae tun the Alti.e:ev, Croup. Atieetions idedses, %Veaktie , s, and lor !Juno D nninedia e;y, Lrup son; of die :rlos.t L'• did., Cu.s or :rrore•., and eacc,u—; .era..-is any Intldincird.ion. And an ooee.itai remedy fur Ilcrre.l4': CaLtie, in-.he cure of .he viz:. :rdpr:ons, Ringhuner, I reSh onudi, Sore • L.i•liene,s, Cc:Choi! flee , . :! o °` - ': or of all ucr.o.o-1* by iliedia , diess. For sa.e by Bounty Land , . r IIE under,igned will give p ut lut''' lar littiiii tiuti u the Laud tar all those entitled lute ur auy iiryviuus Act ul G011..."r0 5 . A. G. Coudersport. I'2 Nll - ch 15, 18__; 5 . _ _ • For -; ale. ASMALL lot of .Law I W 3ooki. longing to the estate of •C. i3i'e worth, dec'd, which will he sold cheip: "NE W. DUTTERIVOIVIII, 7-1 :•• E D. W.
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