..Z.iskilokioure4lsisate , or.mhoesued-4
OTic . E'l is beret:ly giyou That .a,gree
.Ll'l'allY to 'Of ad oraktisitlib l ry,'paised the'
Mttiblb; YBIS, clntltted t an act; to
''s.betil id iteti'diractiitg the' mode of saki , '
Itilitcatieiaitdblor taxes, the
tiolVittiellts . thereto, the, folloWing tracts of
- I.thita4edliincLs jn the County of Potter, --will
lie tipeied io Public - sale or Outcry, for all
'tifieilities of trxes, - at the Courthouse in
itird • Cohlity 'Of PhttGr, on the second Monday
of June next : And also, certain tracts of
siaded laha4,'which. are returned for unpaid
luxes; will be' exposed for sale, at the tune
Mid place aforesaid agreeably to the act of
' Aprir29111,1944. for the taxes due thereon
unless previously paid.
- • .
Wartai. GjuantillWarrantee or Owner Taxes
Township. -
29 S. P. Limut. $3 GG
210 do. 26 59
Abbott Township.
990 W. Willink et al. 49 01
do. 49 04
do. 32 67
6-9
do. 32 66
do. 1 22 81
do. . 49 60
do. 49 oU
do. 48 97
13 UG
19 6u
31 02
31 02
31 02
22 11
33 92
36 00
36 82
36 tJ
33 I:6
31, 99
Samuel Hughes. 32 67
do. 32 67
do. 32 67
do. 4 42
W. Willink at al. 26 09
do. 29 36
do. 27 U 7
do. 32 67
do. - 32 67
do. 32 65
do. 3.2 GG
do. 52 67
350 W. NVillink dr. Co 12 25
130 Daniel T. Hale. 4 56
200 W. NN Wink a:, Co. 6 77
510 Ellen iNiealing 16 cti
„Eulalia Township.
1097 Nickliu a Griffith 50 45
1004 • do. 59 53
1098 do. 59 16
1094 do. 57 91
105 W. Willink Co. 353
900 do. 33 64
• do. 33 67
270 do. 9 16
726 do. 24 46
4:25 do. 14 3:1
103 Nicklin S.-Griffith 6 26
245 Charles A. White. 16 65
990 Henry Driuken. al 46
112 do. 5 71
990 W. C. .s: J. T. More. :20 40
125 8. Ross. 7 63
100 Emilio' Coal Co. 6
IUU L. B. Cole. 6 8:0
400 1). T. Half 13 60
qenesee Township.
203 S. P. Lyman.
liebron Township.
70 NV .S. Luitger.
Hector Township.
475 W. B. a V. H.
2 . 20 Stephen Potter.
475 Z. Malley.
Jackson Township.
990 John F. Cowan.
• do.
do.
do.
do.
41 do. !
no do.
do.
990 do.
11 do.
290 do.
990 do.
• do.
290 do.
990 do.
do.
do.
• do.
• do.
• do.
• do.
04 do.
• do.
• do.
do.
do. •
do.
" • do.
do.
do.
815 do.
248 John King.
47 8. Ross.
175 M. Boardman.
°swap Township.
100 N. B. Lane.
599 . S.-.P. Lyman.
207 do.
229 do.
19'2 do.
291 do.
291 do.
18 do.
901 do.
304 r‘ do.
r) Lane a Simmons
297 do._
18 do.
826 do.
399 do.
Pike Township.
994 Chester Robinson. 83 72
587 ' do. 50 48
991 A. Brener. 107 'l9
400 do. • 14 30
1027 do. 110 01
390. do. 27 88
200 do. 14 30
21 Rubin Davis, 23 fib
.Portage Township.
60 - H.Y. 'Slaymaker. 7 34 1
1100 Horace Bracket. 28 60
1100 Anthey 20 60
1100 do.
28 60
34 do. 28 60
do. 20 60
do.' ' • . 29 60
do, 116 60
28 60
do. • 28 60
do. ' 28 60
do. :" 27 51
Ephraim Net:l'l4d. 85 80
' l 4 O . ' _ ,*5 80
do: 85 20
do. 85 80
do. 85 90
•G. H.Feeter. • •15 .60
Seneca Freeman. 80
A. if. Boyitopon, 67 60
Ea
1E49
1d74
Barren I King
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
670
104)
1117
Moses Levey.
do. •
do. •
do.
do.
do.
1116
1;.r...
1U29
990
134
690
b1)0
790
rs 3
was
1342
1599
ITOS
4654
6437
4620
4621
4621
4623
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4625
4626
4627
4628
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6438
643 J
• 4440
5441
3442
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5434
1058
1100
is
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5 P 4 11 ° V A: . 111 1 1111r 1 i i rpn . t-;,A81 60,
5930. 1028 .W. T; Alorr n up t n.. 40 ,08
5433 'llOO George Mend, '2B 60
- Roulet' Teithiiihip:
5e95
2155
245
697 Soloman Sartwell. $4 73
238 Rece a Blartain. - 8 20*
258 do.• 8 89
AStewardson Township.
990 - do.
" do
" do
. " do
66 d o
do •
" do
" do
do
'8439 do .
990 , do
1094 -. •do.: --
1099. do
990 do
1100 • do 1..)
1084 do •
1094 do
1100 do •
1094 do
1100 do
•" do. •
5820
Sharon- Township.
345 Fay a Bradley.
228 do.
24 P. D. Dedrick:
125 do
154 do.
174 do.
70 do.
415 do.
90 do.
110 do.
5560
2183
2141
.2639
5b.).3
5863
MS
5t,78
5',82
Summitt Township
40 R.H. Evans. 207
190 do. 9 80
70 do.. 3 53
I 246 John King. 12 74
162 State BaukofCamaen 927
145 T. 'forbid fr. co. 5 05
200 A. C. Smith. 6 90
• 700 Haven Rounsvill kCotie 38 42
100 C. Seiler. 6 90
100 da. 6 90
50 do. 1 40
87 John Kibbee. 6 00
W: Willink. 3 02
Sweden Townihip.
273 Win. Fearon. 3 54
80 do. • . 1 04.
103 do. 1 34
West Branch Township, •
4675 990 John F. Cowan. 52.14
4669 " • do. • 52 99
4668 " do. ,52 94
46b7 do. i 52 99
4666 70Q do. 37 45
41357 300' do. 16 05
4656 700 do. - 37 45
4755 990 do. 52 94
4654 495 do. 26 43
4653 495 do. . 26 47
4652. 600 do. ' '32 10
4651 800 do.. • • • 42 80
4050 700 do. 37 45
5071 .1117 do. 59 71
5072 1117 do. • 59 75
5073 1117 do. . 59 71
:4174 1117 do. - 59 75
51326 990 do. 52 99
5t?„27 " do. . 52 94
4673 700 dn. , 47 45
5075 1117 do. 59 71
5076 k 1117 do. 59 75
5628 990 do. . .52 99
5629 " do. 62 94
2119
2117
2100
67 91
6 53
46 55
10 stl
12 36
TVhartpit .Township
700
800
990
690
500
800
090
040
500
15 60
106 44
30 14
46 71
39 ld
37 59
53 37
1 96
103 03
(11 99
1 50
23 41
1 78
a 77
39 48
455
590
816
990
990
4764 • • "
4;73 • • " • do,
4774 ' 890 - do,
4775,, 860 • do:^
4910 0 990 do.
4731 - do:"
590tH 400 • do:
5912 • • 500 do.
4758 175 - John King- •••7 28
4927 700 Hannah ta Wharton SO 10
4772 75.-- Wm. M. McDougall 325
•
4775 . , '3O : do. ".. s- 129
4772 100 N. Courtney 430
" • • 400 . Wm.Yßracket. 17 20
4774. 100. do. • : • 430 '
4772 16 D.C. Crittenden • ' 68
4920 • 890 Wm Willink 21.36
4920 100 do. • : • 240
1939 50 •db. . • 2/5
Seatadlgandrotanted • lAkitsited
. _ • • 4 •
• ' Abbot
1:00 Robort Donn.
A. B. Read.
A. P. Cone.
Bernard Duffy.
Clark a-. Runnol.
Miles Thompson
do.
do.
Wm. McDougall
Edward. Jeorg.
5 17
3 42
'1 L 8
12 73
21 39
16 73
8 20
41 04
9 84
13 71
'John F. Cowan, 29 10
do. 34 40
do. 43 56 -
do. 30 66
do. - 30 67
do. 43 56
do. 43 56
do. 21 50
do. 34 40.
do, - 43 56
do. 40 42
do. 21 50
21 50
do. 31 10
do. ' 38 70
. 29 10
do. 34 40
do. • 30 68
do. 30 11
do. - 26 6U
43 51
do. 34 40
do. 34 40
do. 43 56
do. 21 50
do. 25 80
do. 13 72
do. 38 70
do. 38 26
do. 43 56
do. 43 56
do. 43 56
do. • 43'56
do. 24 80
do. 12 90
do. . 21'32
do. ...:• .. 30 68
do. - 15 05
do. 21 32
do. 12 90
do. 30 96
do, . 43 56
do. ;- 43 56
do.
,„. 43 56
do. . 19 96
do. '25 35
do. 35 . (:143
do.. 43 56
do. • 43 56
do, 66 44
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It 111
: 3826
- •26 98
43 56
4.
17 20
• 21 50
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40 r' 23
Allegany township.
C . B
James Peaslyfif,-
Bin - .044-thPO4i:P;
B. F. Bacon, - ,.- -
Edwin Langdoti,
S. •
C:lVlorris, • 1,
- •
William Castle;
Coudersport.
Celinda Cartee,' 3 58
lots; N. L. Dike, 716
V. Dickinson,- 1 40
vil. lots, C. W. Johnson. 7 48
225;.;
/50
50
;91
30
- 50
151
83
M. M. Converse,
P. R. Green,
L. McKay,
W. W. McDougall,
R. C. Cannon,
C. W. Ellis,
92
100
247
25
33
120
Jackson to:unship.
H. W. Cowan.
J. VanCurren.
R. Herrington.
Oszoayo township.
N. T. Rice.
Fitch Robinson.
do
50
60
384
.0 S. P, Hunt.
c 2 Jas. Vesper.
40 D. Patterson.
41 W. Wilcox.
Pike towship.
0 John Robins.
8 Calvin Carril. 21 68
10 Joseph Cate, 420
60 J. G. Russel. 14 12
50 Almond Trask; . 347
90 A. Bruner. 25 98
22 d0::53 82
10 . J. &R. T. Davis. .2 74
00 A. Bruner, 100 24
00 J. & S. - B. Dickinson. 8 45
1 lot & house R. Lucore, 1 30
50 F. Yum - ner.• 65
50 John Lathrop. -- 65
Roulet township.
80 Backus & Forbes
25 Horace Stiles,
•
30 A. Robbins. -
50 Elinus Walker,
00 W. North.
50 .J. Y. Henry.
50 W: H. Knapp.
96 Martin & Rey,
50 John Warner,
Sweden Township.
63 John S. Barto.-
50 Garret Gayland,
06 N. J.. Mills.
22 Teter Daggart,
99 .• L. D. Williams,
86 Peter Barris,.
155 F. L. & C. S. Jones,
'5O S. Ross.
50 W. Haskin
47 L. McKoy!
50- Alnieron gelson,
60 Almon Rossman,
. 33 W. Lyon,
I 37 Matthew Ostrander
67. A. J. Waggoner,
50 - Bruce Ives,
100 S; & C. Jones,
100 Reimells & Nelson.
170 Stiffy & Coon,
115 J. Nesbit,
50 John Snyder,
Sharon Township.
- • •
131 Silas Sutherland,
71 Melford Crockdr,
105 ; Silas Sutherland,
50 -L. B. Sutherland,
200 Thomas Bee,
250 -As Sutherland,
50 D. Fuller,
50 R. Rich,
90 - J. Morse Sr.
100 M. Connel.
95 A. Fernnell,
47 Daniel Ellsly,
-1 vil, lot, John M. Hyler,
100 A. Lane,
5 A. D. Hill,
24 David Sullivan,
168 J. G. Merriman,
50 Stephen Perry, •
50 James Starkweather, ' 30
64 J. B. Smith, 71
78 J. C. Moore, 66
40 • L. P. - White, 41
100 C. Williams, 75
. .
Stewaidson. Township.
12 Andrew• Jordan. 78
Ulysses Tozonthip.
49 Icha Grover,
100 BenbenHawkins.
West Branch Township.
999" • A. Bruner & Co.'
999 . II .
IVO S. Haven.
50 J. Dickinson & Co.
70 s!„,
Infirt on ownship,
39 — Joseph Clark, -
.• 50 : W. •Fosteri :
50 O. Haskins,
• 65 Allen Jordan. •' ' •
125 • Cimilei lohnio.n k
75 .Jplias Johnson. '
25 Jacob Smith.
75 James .Lague.
100 ' • Simatinti Bailh .
68 N. Roily.
61 . Qtia...l3durns.
50 kllot!sly.
, ; 376 , Aiinnell:,
1 ' 60 John.Biss.
25 Samuel
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St.*: St .67
50 0. Horton.-- 64.
25 . Camp Stevens. '
50 Perry Duval.
50: Lorshbaugb. •
Ciar - aTowitship.
Samuel "Haven.
Collins Liman.
W. Tucker.
John White.
3 03.
1 35
160
71
50
50
•• 65
1 18
39
65
5 21
1 16
Genesee, Townsbip
,Catharine Billings.
•Barny Daniels,
NB
15 C. B. Lawrence:
107 Richard Menble.
151 Dennis Maginnis.
50 Philip Maginnis.
54John E Monroe.
.103 Wm. Wilcox.
93 Calvin Swift,
125 Morgan Comstock,
.181 Daniel Higgins,
50 Norman Sherwood,
106 Daniel 'SuMinn,
107 D. L. I‘lnrgan.
vii.llot. Hastings Morly.
50 T. M. Nichols,
Harrison Toionship.
. 87 W. Wierce, •
50 N. Robinson,
25 0. Patterson,
106. George Metcalf.
124 Edward Maynard.
50 W. H. & R. Baker:
47 G.B. Harris.
50 A. Rice.
63 H. Hotchkiss.
88 H. B. Hubbaid.
53 L. B. Lewis.
Hebron township:.
25 Evelio° Avery .
82 Horace Leet,
,130 W. B. Glaves. .
36 . Sabra Bennett, •
78 • C. P. Cool,
24 D. S. McVane,.
50 Warren & Beecher , .4 68
205 R. B. Sternwtiod, 2 67
80 Stewart & White,' ' SO
200 • Firma!' & Johnson, 520
50 C. Miner. ' 1 30
50 W.. 13. Slaughter .• 130
200 J. C. Wilcox, - 5 20
60 Clark & McDougall. 240
70 Nelson Clark, 1 40
•
Homer township,'
3 93
2 00
4 93
33
43
2 10
65
1 30
11 80
1 90
1 5S
5 77
1 92
1 68
2 60
2 68
J. Frest,
John Glaspy
HARRY ELLIS
County Treasurer.
Coudersport, March 27th 1956.
100
25
COUDERSPO•IRT
ACADEMY.
THE Trnstees of this Institution take plea
sure in announcing to the. Public hat
they have engaged the services of the Rev.
HENDRICK, us .Principal._This gentle
man comes to us well recommended as being
able, talented, and experienced. - Ile has been
engaged in teaching a large share of the time
for fifteen years; and Iron tunong the Jaye
number of his pupils, about 50u, have gone
out froth under his instruc.ions, as teachers in
different parts of the couthry. It will be his
object to make our Academy one of the most
desirable schOols in the cmintry, for those who
wish to qualify themseives for teaching or for
other responsible stations in life, and also for
those who desire to prepare for college.
THE WINTER TERM
Will commence on Monday. December 3d,
1855. The Academic year will be divided in
to Four Terms, of e:eyeit weeks each term.
The Spring Term will continence on Monday,
February 25, 18,ai f tho Summer Term will
comrneuce on Monday, May 26th, 18.56; and
the Fall Term an Monday, the Ist. day
September, 1856.
TERMS.
Tuition per term of eleven weeks as
follows:
Primary studies—Rending, Spelling,
Mental Arithmetic, atc., - - $2,00
Common English branches Geogr
aphy, Orthography, Arithmetic, and
titraminar,
.$3.00
Higher English Branches—Natural
Pthiosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry,
• and Piro Lessons in $4.00
Higher Mathematics—Algebra, Ge-
50
2 8.0
6 39
30
ometry, &c.,
Latin, Greek, French, and German
Languages, - . . . . $5.00
Drawing extra, $2,50
Piano Music, do. - - - -$B.OO
Use of Instrument, $2.00.
iv- Payment strictly ieadvance.
. All scholars who can 'write legibly,' will-be
required to present an original Composition
once in two weeks; end au male acholars.to
declaim once in two weeks. .
Though the*Terins of tuition aro consider
ably . lower than they have been heretofore
yet it is designed that the instruction shall
be thorough in all the branches taught.; and
those who desire to team and are tailing
3144 will tind.tt a very PROFITABLE SCHOOL.
SOBIESKI ROSS, President:
LEWIS MANN, 'lreasurer. . .
G. B. OVER TON, Secrecary, Trotees.
H.J. OLMSTED,' •
ELI REES, I '
82
1 38
45 96
20,91
, 1 61
65
1 46
rir Bo.rd can he obtained in Private Fam
ilies in the village; or rooms can he had in the
Academy by applying to the Trustees. •
Coudersport, ay. 22nd, 1855.
39
65
65
8 1
1 63
99
• ' 32
9 8
1. , 69
; 1 8
78
• ;3
7 95
5 0
79
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A T Wholesale and Retail at
ALL the most popular Pate*.Medicines o
hand which will ha *old at whole sale
'retail, also staple articles in the Drug, Ms
eine and Dyeittaline,for Salo on the most
terms. D. IV' SPENCPI, 4(kt...sr
• ,
VIOLIN. Striktp at
• Drug And 3434c*re.
13
65
65
2 08
1 52
65
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4 29
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TYLER'S.
B .
RUCE'S' , i4EW-1 7 6-1001TPE FOUN
AY, established in .1.81.3,: has now on
hanka:eidy forpnmediate dearcri, in fonts to
suit parehasers;, . -
, 100.000 lb. Roman Type ofnewatt,
. •
.• , 50,000 ." Faticy Type, •
10,000;'! Scripts of various styles.
5,000 " Germans, •
5,000, " Ornaments in great variety,
5,000 " .Borders, •
30,000 feet Brass and Type Metal, Rules, and
all the novelties in the business.
. All the , above Types are cast by . steam
pciwei, of the new metal peculiar to this foun
dry, and which •is certainly superior to any
ever_ used before in any part o f the' world.
The unequalled rapidity in the process of
-casting, enables me to soil these inure durable
types at the prices of orcanary types, either
on credit or for cash.
Presses, Wood Ft ype, and all other - Printing
Materials, except paper and. Cards, (which
have no fixed quality or price,) furnished at.
manurtcturers' prices.
The latest Specimen Book of the Foundry%
is freely given to all printing offices, on the re
ceiptnf fifty cents to prepay postage.
CT Printers of newspapers who choose to
publish this advertisement, including this note,
three times before the first day of July,
and forward me one of the papers,. will be
allowed their bills at. the time of purchasing
five times the amount of my manufactures.
New-York, Feb.
1'2,1855. •
Address,
GEO. BRUCE,
13 Chambers-st.,
New-York;
11311
'The ournal Book-Store
OFFERS to the public a good "variety 'or
- most readable books, cheap for cash of
family necessities. - Alt the newest books 'ot
value are kept on hand, or iniumiliately pro
cured for customers, and we hopeo receive
such patronage as faiihfut attention to busi
ness, and an earliest desire to oblige, may
deserve. New books received at short inter
vals. school Books, Sta.ionery of all kinds
materials for Paper Flowers, etc., couslainly
on baud. Music, Maps, Alatliemutical Instru
menus.
Ploase call and examine for yourselves
he JOURNAL 13UUK—STO1tE.
The People's Cash Store,
- AT I....UUDELZSYuit'f.
Something New. and Something
Wanted.
THE subscribers, having entered into part
nership arrangeineu.s unties the firm of
. .11AILLARD aIL 1t ILCOX, n itt be . happy to see
all old friends, anti au new trieuus,
day after d.ty, and con.inual,y, at "1. lw Yeti
ple's Cush attire in Coudersport, inquiring
for DR Y GOODS,
HARD WARE,
CROCKERY,
!:LAD 1-MADE CLOTHING,
and all the eudiess • ar.eiy of ardc.es which
the People want, and mast h,oc. rind the
subscrith.r.s will sell to their customers, a./ or
new, for the Cash, or u.her /Ludy-Pep, tlie
very best bargains to be had in ;Nu:Alum
rennsyivania.
MAYNARD & WILCOX.
Coudersport Aprtl S, 1035.
Lewisville steam Grist Mill
E==l
T"'• subscribers having purchased the , in
terest of all oZiter pat I.lt:d ilerCtUfUl a con
cernediu the above es.uun:shuient, ere uuw
prepared to du all hiudi ul eubtunt work iu
their as we Loalievu ia a %vurkinatiLlzi:
tuatiiier; and Lupe by a tiiii 6 eut attention' to
bdtiuozs, to went wtd rceciN e share
°find', nage. l'ersutis WlzillllZ to Lave wheat,
or buckwheat iluured lur warket, tau .at• uli
hues be necutuinudatott tot snort
NOTICE.
For the quality of the work done at our mill
we refer to A. Corey. Efq., Ci. Ci
Colvin, Esq., Bingham, and .\laj. S. M
Mills, John Esq., and Mx. Jam e
Locke, Coudersport.
ELIJAU GRIDLEY
U. A. LEWIS.
jawis'•ille, Dec. 47th, 1855;
HURRAH ! HURRAH !
THE Watq-lias roma at last, and all who
wish to have their grinding done in the
VERY BEST OF ORDER,
jnst.,bring your grain to the Cuchingville
Grist Mill and time yoa will find J. M. Hor
ton, giving entire satisfaction to all. You
who doubt give him a call, and you'll nut
be sorry.
.N. B. Wheat and Buckwheat floured , for
market, on the shortest notice.
Cusliingville, April 12111, 1t556
Harrison's Columbian
Black, Japan,- Copying, Illarking
Green, Black, Blue:
Scarlet, Rcd, Carmin,
These Inks flow freel)-TrOtn the pen and
give a stronger and more durable color than
unr other. Forsale, wholesale and retail, b.,
TYLER et.. JONES.
Coudersport.
• •
. Bounty Land.
THE undersigned will give .particu
lar attention to the proeuring Bonn
Land for all those entitled thereto under th
late or any previous Actof Congress.
A. G.uLgsrpa
Couderspo rt, March
Auditor's pTotius.
Christopher Evelin In the Court of Com
vs.mon Yeas of Potter Co.,
C. W. Johnson. N 0.21, Sept. Term, 1854.
The undersigned Laving been appointed by
the Court, an Auditor to distribute the moo.
yes arising from the sale on execution of the
real estate of the deft iu the.suit, will attend
to the duties of Ins appointment at the office of
the Prothonotary in Coudersport, on the
'seventh orJune, 1836, at 2 o'clock, when all
persons interested may attend it' they think
griper. S. MANN, .
Auditor.
April 30;1856.
Auditor's Notice.
rrederick IL Smith In Potter Co.. Coro.
ye. • mon Pleas No. 133, Sept.
Luke Sretiens. Term, Mt. •
The undersigned an Auditor appointed by
the Court to dis.ribute moneys arising fromsate
of real Estate in the above entitled cause, will
attend to the duties of his appointment on Sat
urday, the 7th day of Julie next, hem een the
hours or 1& 4 o'clock;-P. M.. of said day, at
the Prothonotary's office in Coueersport. Par
sons interested can attend if they think pr oper.
A. G. QuistED.
Atukittu.
Aril 27,1856,
1000 BOOIr ItgEtlltr*Bittikts
TO canvass foilite best and ,most saleable
Bauks.-publishe.d. . They are Writtla by
the most popular Atithors of the day, is
eluding, among others,. Art#Ra, e
whose last great work,
TEN ISIGHTS IN A MAT—BOOST,
10,000 copies have been sold withru a mom,
of publication.
These books are 'beautifully illistrateh
(many of them with finely colored pliites,)
and arc printed and bound to thebesimarmer
Agents will fi nd a pleasant and profiutble
employmentp in their circUlatim For pu
ticulars address (post paid)
.1. W. BRADLEY,
7 19 31 Puslishor
No. 48 Fourth street, Philadelpht
NEW • GOODS.
~,.., ....=1)....m..,•,...,
. .
rrIIIE subscriber has just received"' genei•
al assoriment of fall and winter goods
consisting of
DRY GOODS, ' -
CLOTHING, .
BOOTS & SHOES, -
HATS & CAPS,:
BONNETS,
RIBBONS,
GROCERIES & CROCKERY,
and almost every article needed in the town
and vicinity, which he pledges himself to sell
as low as the -
LOWEST.
I=C=l
His old - customers and friendtkand the Rut;
lic generally are incised o call and examinb
for themselves
D. E.OI.IISTED
Coudersport Oct. 4th, 1 ri33 . • .
CLOTH DRESSING.
A LL 'persons having cloth to color and
dress, by leaving the same at the
store ofJ. :M. Judd in Condorsporz, will be
forwarded to the works of the . subscriber
finished in-good order and retained, payment
fir dressing can be made to J. M. Judd on
delivery of ale cloth. Mark the pieces plainly
with name and directions.
-
0. 11. PERRY
Genesee Fork Sept. 191 h, N 55.
A LL persons knowing themselves
..Mto he over tw dive in ,nlis in arreArswi.b
Lew.s Mann, - are very respee.fu:ly asked to
ealat his s.ore in Co.:dersport, is
,he is in
wat of funds to pay his deb's in the ei:y ; and
ott - wito are in aecount with hart, are respect.
fully reminded that the saintlier se Leon is dos
ing.and wi.ll it otighLto be closed their utiney
FOUNDRY.
r't IL BROW N would. give notice. to . the l_, • public timt he is prepared, at his Foul,-
Lily lu iJuudirspurt, to do all ulituacruf Ca.•r
iso; «id make and to order all kinds
id Iliac - him% Mill Gearing. 13uard and Log
Corso:Sleigh-Shoes of alt sizes, aid every
articlt needed by a Lumbering
And u furwers ho would say, that Ile Lois
procured suave of the best Phu, patterns 1:1
thie, both F Lit Land and Side Bib, uud keeps
thew constautly ohL hand. An,i will make to
order Field hollers, Harrows, Cultivators, and
mery :Lytle.° u•eu by thew in Ink hue of busi
ness. Ile Is prupurtd ulso to do all kinds of
BL A CKS.IIITIIING.
And from his long experience in the above
business, he feels confident at' giving satisfac
tion to Incise who may give hini a call.
It.-1/1.1 iruit bought, or taken in ex.-
chainze for weak.
BOOT & SHOE STORE.
TI -E subscriber would respectfully
inform the inbabitairs of I:Ts:sex—and
surrounding euamry, drat lie has recently el.
[alit:shed. hantelf w the numufamure•aturime ,
of Bouts and.6hoes, and has the largest and
best assor t ment of work ever ourtred .iu this
msrket. Thesub.seriber has been very choice
iu Ins selection of city work • aud leather
yvhieli is of the best quality for style and work
tnansh.p. Ile is nut to be beat west of S. I:ark
'reroas.ready pay..
Elides and grain taken in o:change for work
a redtmion of seven per cent will De made for
cash, all persoll3 wishing to p erelmse wot do
well to call and examine fur thettiSe;ves be
fore purchasing e.se where. Business' psace a
little nor.h of ChAppets dry goods sore, cash
pmd tar [fides.
3larch 17th, IS G. '
S. HULL
Datzt.it's Yeast and Soap row-
Ilders:—These, euperiur
,rrticlea are war
rautud to save time acid money, uud prumuto
peaco and harmony iu
TYLEIIIiSt. JONES'S.
L"N's KATHAIRQN and other
:zeellent preparations fur cleansing uud
beautifying the liAlc,-for sure ut TYLEICS.
NOTICE.
THE subscriber will pay the high- •
est cash 'ince forgood veal caiire. , , of
four ‘veelis and upwards if brou.:ht to his
slaughter, in the Borough of Couderspor'
GEOaGE: mAni f.d.
Se'liar Off tit
•
C 0 S T
THE ‘ bscriber intending to close
up business as solo) as possibl.e, is now
gedir vz at cost al,d below e .st, in order to
depose of the goods ou hand us soon US pos..
sibs.
Those in want of anything in the line of
Dry Goody, C:othing, !Soots & Shoes; Groce
rie.4, Har6ware, &C.,. by, calling
sooa,:cau recure great burg ..ns.
Call and t nand; the stoc, and prices and
you will not go away without buyn.t.
. . D. E. UL3IpTED. _
Coudersport, Feb. 14tb, 1656.
INDIAN MEAL and IDICKWIIFAT con
stautly on hand at iho
NEW . PROVISION STORE.
Micah J. n. Haskins S In the Court of Cora.',
ye. mon•Pieus of Nonsti!,,
George Nelson Couu:y May Tsai:
itloS An 71.
The undersigned having been appointed
the Court', Auttitor to.: i.hur,h4..o .ekkoieuey
urieing froui the sale on executions ()Oka r". 41
eitate of the Defendant In die abore•eutided
case, wiil attend to the duties of hno.!appoiu:•;!
meat at the Prothonotary's mi thetl3uro of
Coudersport, on the 17th day of -May it ti, at 7.
one o'clock P. M., where un persons 'mores:.
ed, may attend if they think proper.
...TYLER
Auditor.
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