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acts of AssemblY,*ith regard to Coun
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unintelligible with,regard to the man 7
neiofassesslng the tax on occupations;:
but the soundest rule of practice to I*
gathered from them . will be for .the
Difectors to assess " occupations" for
School purpoiesatsuch rata par'cent.,.
as the necesshies of the District ,may
require, not exoeedlhg' thirteen mills
on a.dollaro except where the tax at,
the rate ibis flied would not amount'
to fifty cents, in which case it should
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Venders of Merchandise Take
Notice.
AG REELS LE to an act of Assembly passed
the 211 day of April 1846, entitled '•an
Act to provide for the reduction of the Pub - -
lic Debt," the undersigned, Mercantile Ap
praiser fur Potter County. hue made the lel-
Llowing classification and appraisment for the
year 11W. •
Dealers,
Allegany.
Robinson Nelson,
N. L. Dike,
Bingham.
J. B. Jones,
Coudersport
Smith & Dixon,
Smith & Jones.
Jones; Mann, & Jones,
J. W. Smith,
R. W. Cheney
D. E. Ohnstod, •
Schoemaker & Jackson,
L. F. Maynard.
L'ulalia
11. A. Nelson,
Geneiee.
S. E. Darrow,
Wrn. Perry &• So,
Harrison
H. Rosa,
Richard Goodman,
Charles Howard, •
Oswayo
Win. McDougall,
C. H. Simmons,
Sharon
Mann & Nichols, •
Ballard and Cauapfield,
Sampson Short,
Ulysses
Cory & Lymnn,
D. J. & E. W. Chapel,
D. Baker,
Alonzo Horton,
TVhorton
R. W. Mclntire,
Hopkins & Jones,
N. V. Jackson,
Hector
C. R. Skinner,
Stocardson
Henry Androgen,
An appeal will be held at the Court House
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July next, between the hours •f 10 o'clock
A. M. & 3 o'clock P. M., for all those who
may feel theuaselves agrieved by the forego
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E. 0. AUSTIN..
Mercantile Appraiser,
May 26th, 1856.
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PILOTEIONORART'S OFFICE,/ Pr-Utley.
ouderspoit, April 23, 18 56.
Court Proclamation.
WHEREAS, the' Hon. R. G. White, Pres
ident Judge and the Hon. 0. A Lewis
and Joseph Munn, Emig , Associate Judges of
the Courts, of Oyer and Terminer. aud Gene
ral Jail Delivery,, Quarter Sessions of the
Peace, Orphan's Courtnud Court of Common
Pleas for Me County of Potter, have issued
their precept, bearing date the' 23d day of
February, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-six, 'and to me direc
ted. fur holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer.
and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions
of the Peace, Orphan's Court,. and Court o
Common Pleas,' in the I3orough of Couders.
port, on MONDAY,- the 16th day of Juuef
next, and to continue one . week.
Notice -is therefore hereby given. •to the
Coroners, Justices of the Peace,: ar.d Consta
bles within'the county, that they be then and
there in their proper persona at 10 o'clock,
A. M. of said day, with their rolls,. records,
inquisitions, extuninations, and other, retneur
braces, to do those things which to their offices
appertain to be done.. And those who are
bound by their recognizances to prosecute
against the•prisoners that are or shall be
the jail of tho said county of Potter are to be
then and there to prosecute egainat them as
Will be just.
Dated at Coudersport, Feb.. 23d 1856 and
the 80th'year of the Independence of the
United States .of Ainerina.
P. A.: STEBBINS, Sheriff.-
..!.. NOTICE
TS, hereby given that tlibHOn. John Gall
I.braith,of the tilt Judicial District; will hold
a Special Court at Coudersport, Pa., com
mencing on the 16th day of ;June next; for
the purpose of trying the following causes,
to ;wit:
.
E. N.V. Bishop vs. 5 N, L Dike and.
Solomon Foster.
•
T. 3. TYLER, Proth'y,
per Miles White, Dep.
May •19,1856. . •.; .
KANSAS AND 'FREEDOM{ •
The undersigned having lost a large sum of
money in running.his stages,. ant being anxious
to pay his respee.s to the Border Ruffians of
Missouri, proposes to raise the wind by-
SELLING A FARM
And therefore'he offers for sale - one of the
best farms in the county of Potter, situated
one and a half miles north of Coudersport, and
adjoining that of Nelson Clark, corimming one
hundred acres of land, forty of whichis under
improvernent,wellfenced, and mitered equal
to •uny in the nation. The Allegany river
runs through it and • imurierous sprmgii come
from it, one of which is the adnuration of all
persons who travel. the IVeils vide road.
''There are two frame - barns and - one - frame
house. There are tare hundred and twenty
five thrifty apple trees, twenty-live of which
are bearing trees. The plow land "has been
highly ululated for two years and is in line
condition for the best possible farming.
Terms of sale will be reasonable. Five
years time
,will be given, With a small sum in
hand. For particulars inquire at this office
or of the subscriber at Colesburg,
'ConderspOrt, May 20, 1854
MISTER'S NOTICE.
IV9TICE. given that the Admin.. -
..1;1 istrators of Asa Lathrop deceased, have
filed their accountin the Reg,ister'a- office in
andlor• the county of Potter; .and that the
same will be preseuteij to the Orphans' Court
of said county, on the ltith day of June next
for confirmation, when all persona interested
may attend if they think proper.
A. JACK6ON, Register.
REGISTER'S OFFICE
Cuudersportollay 15;1856
Harrison's Columbian Inks.
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SMITII - & 'JONES..
..`4. - !i;.:.., , 1441,"tti,A Not Age;
Christopher Evelin In the Court of Com.
vs: — 'lniiiiheiti ofPutter Co.,-
. C.' W. 'Johnson:: Ali): 21, 8 ept:Teitn; ISA,:
The undersigned haiittg'been'tippointed by
the Court, au Auditor to distribute the mon
yes arising from the sale ori execution' of the
real estate.uf the,deft in the suit, will attend
- to the tiaties,ofhtsappointment at the office of
the ProlhonotOry :in Coudersport, on the
sevctith'ofJune, 1856, at„ o'clock, when all
persons. interested may attend if they think
-poper.; .; J.NO. S. MANN,
April 30,
Auditor's Notice.
4 " , : •
Frederickll. Smith' In Potter Co:, Corn
y& -- knon I'leas N 0.135, Sept.
.Lithe Stayewt. . farm, 1854... . , ;
. . 'lle undersigned an Auditor appointed by
the Court to distribute moueys arising froinsale
of real estate in. the above emitted cause, will
attend to the duties of hie appointment ou bat
urdar the 7tlr day of.J cue next, between the
hours of 1 iiiirectocls, P. 11.,...ef said day, at
the,prothonotary's utlice in Coucersitort. per
schi4interestedcanuuend if they think; projer.
A. G. ULAIS1111.), , .
April 27, 185 t!,
-
BYu'iIIBZ t UE: of;¢nn ry write:or
Vend. Ex. & dune oti.o? thei
Court of Ciunniarilleaa o6Potter, 0.,
Pennsylvania, and -to 'tie—directed, I
shall' to ., public ease or outcry.;
at the Court lionse',,in the lioyough of
Couder4Ort,,ori..A.lottility,,the itiat'di d v
of Jti
un,.:/86, at 14:i• o'clock, A:3l,
the following described real estate, to
: . :
Real estate sitri4' in WhartoriVorruship
Potter County, Pa.,_ bounded' as MOlvs, to
wit: Beginning at,thelsonth west corner of
W. No. 4758, thence east along the line o"
said Wt. 80 perches'to a birch, thence north'
200 perches to a birch, . thence west 80 per
ches to a birch, thence south '2OO perches to
the place of beginning, containing one bun
iirrid acres, about 30 acres improved, with one
block and . frame house, one frame barn
and some fruit trees thereon.
Seized-and taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property ofJOhn 'Glaspey. •
Real estate bounded and described as fol
lows, to-wit : .Siluate in Oswayo Township
Potter Co., Pa; ' bounded on the north by the
highway, on the.east by S. P. Lyman, on the
south and west by NVm. McDougall. Contain
ing eiglitienths ofan acre, with one two story
Tavern and one frame barn thereon. •
Seized• and taken in execution, and to bit
sold as the property of P. P. Story.
Real estate, bounded and described as fol
lows to-wit: Situate in Wharton township;
Potter Co. Pa., beginning at a post in the north
east corner of lot contracted to Jaines Ayres,
:hence north 157 rods to a post, .thencC east
29 rods to a post, thence north to the West
Branch of the Sinnacnahoning creek, thence
along the West Branch of the said creek by
the several courses thereof,, north to the Wt.
line, thence along said warrant line west 525
rods to a post, thence vouth,3l3 rods to a post,
thence east 525 rods t o the place Of beginning,
containing 629 acres, being-part of warrant
No. 4927. • • .
Seized and taken in execution, and to . be
sold as the property of H. w. May. • • .
Real estate situate in Sharon township, Pot
ter Co., Pa.,bounded as follows, to wit. Be
ginning at he north west corner of Wt: No.
2176, thence by north line of said Wt. and
east 44 rods to the West branch of °sway°
creek, thence up the south branch of the and
race, being hue of land Conveyed by S. Suther
land to. Thomas J. Burdick to the east line of
'said land, thence south 102.5 perches to a post,
thence west 156 perches to a post in West line
of said Wt., thence by, said line north 202,5 to
the place of beginning, containing one hun
dred and sixty-five acres, five acres chopped.
Seized and taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property of Silas Stitherland.
The following described real estate; to-wit:
Situate in Ulysses township, Potter County Pa.,
bounded_ on the north by lauds of Nehemiah
Fox, Charles Freemru & Richard Rogers east
by Samuel Alulford south by lands of H. H
Dent unseated lands& west by Jerry Freeman
containing about ninety-six acres of land, of
which there is about sixty. acres improved on
which there is one frame house,
one franc
barn, and other houses, on. which there is an
apple orchard. .
Seized and taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property of Rutn.s.A. Freeman, Jr.
r--A.L.SO
- estate Bounded and described as-fol
lows, to wit: Situate in the township of He
bron, Potter Co., Pa. bounded on the north by
Davis and Foster Reynolds, East by lot No. S 1
and G serge Stillman, South by lot No. '9l
West by lauds of Henry Dingman, containing
about 27 acres and allowance, being the East
part or lot No• lus of allotment of Fox estate
IU acres improved, with one frame House,
one frame Barn and. some fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution ; arid to be
sold as the property of A. R. Stillman.
Real estate situate in Genessee . ..townsiiip,
Potter Co., Pa., bounded on the north by the
New York State line, east by lot No. 64, S.
by lot No. 64 and John Billings, west by lots
No. 72 & 71, containing , seventy-five acres,
five acres improved, with one frame house,
one frame barn cud shop, and some fruittrees
thereon.
Seizedand taken in execution ; and to be
sold us the property of Admiral Bump.
Real estate Bounded and described as- fol
lbws, to wit: Situate in Hector township; Pat
,ter Co., Pa:, bounded ou the North by baurral
Redner, and lands of H. H. Dent, on the
east by Oliver Douglass, south by James
Douglass, and west by lot No. 23, allonneht
of the Bingham estate, containing 59 acres,
25 acres' improved, one frame house, one
frame barn and some fruit trees thereon.
S. M. MILLS
seized and talseu in execution, and to be
sold as the property ofJohn Lattuatt.
. . .
Real estate Situate in Eulalia township,.
Potter Co. t _pa., bounded on the north,
,east
and south by unseated lands of the Bingham
estate and on the west by lands of Daniel
Clark, containing about one hundred acres,
twenty acres improved, with one frame house
one log, shanty, , cne-lioard stable and some
fruit trees thereon. • -
Seized and taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property of Elijah Parker.
The following described real estate to wit:
Situate in.Hebron township, Potter Co., Pa.,
bounded on the-North by lands_ ofklanoahllat
tison'and lands Westons & Co. east 'lands of
Henry Ingrahatnsouth by lands'of Clark Luce,
and west by lands of Joseph Stone, containing
96 acres °fiend, ofwhicb there is about thirty.
five acres improved ; with one log house, one
log barn, one frame shed one frame shanty,
fruit trees thereon.
,
Seized and taken in execution, arid • 'to be
sold ati the property of J. F. Markbatn. •
Real estate situate Pike township, Potter
Co., Pa., bounded on the north by lot No. 19,
on the east by lots .Nu. 14, 22 &35, on the
south by, lot No. 22 and unseated lands of the
Bingham .: Estate, on the west by unseated
landsouid . by lots No. 13 & 36, being lots,No.
11 &12 of sub-division of the lands of Bing
ham Estate, in said township, containing 155
acras, about 50 acres improved, with three
rrame. houses, two frume blurbs,one saw mill
and,some fruit trees thereon . —Lot No.
36 in township, Co.,
and State aforesaid,
Bounded on the north and east by lot No. 14,
on the south by lot No. 13 and unseated lands,
on the west by unseated Jands.and, by lot No.
15, containing 104 acres,
...about 4 acres: im
proved, and a log
,hoUse thereon.
Seized and taken in niecution and to be
sold as .the property of Elijah Johnston. ,
4049 r.
• —ALSO—
R,ial estate in Jackson township Totter
Co. Pa,, Bounded on the north by lands of
the Binghtun Estate and Reubin Herrington,
East by lands of Reubin Herrington, south by
landi of the Bingham Estate and west by lands
or E. & W.-L. Rose,Cotitaining,nintity 'ativen
&i 14-10 acres , of wich .theie is about.fifiy
acres improved, on it is-two frame house one
frame Barn ! onii, ifignionan,'„One shanty and
fruit trees, thereon.. ; -„ . •
Sifted and taken in pscution and , !be
soldas 'the property of Catharine ,Ryant.
Auditoa
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tiAnilWdesTribed red -estate to. wit t.`
Situate in Realer Township, Potter Co.; Pa.,
Beginning at ,a post earner on the east and
west total where Burrell I.yrnan'a west line
,crefises It, being jartof 'Warrant No. '2174,
thence aurthhy said lino , of_Burrell Lymau's
lands one - . huidred and fifty-Six perches, and
8-10 of a perch to a post corner, thencp west
fifty two perches and 3-10 of a peic,h to a post
corner, thence south one hundred and forty
nine (149) perches antl's4o of a perch to a
pos: cOritor on said east-and west State road,
Oieued 'easterly hr said road fifty two and
3-10 perches to the , place of beginning. Coll
tail:tint'? fifty Oclres of land strict measure r be the
same more or on which there is one (MP°
House twe frame Barns and shed, &Other out
houses,fru it trees there on and about thirty acres
imp,reved—AL4o--anOther tract and parcel
of land iu township and county • above men,
tinned, beginning at a post :he north corner
of lot No. 21,9 hence south one hundred - and
sixty perches to a post, the - .
lice west one bun
-died and six perches to a pest, thence
aorta one _luindred and sixty perchei to a
post thence east one hundred and S:s perches
to the place of beginning, containing. one
hundred and six acres to be the same ti ere
or less, with the usual allowance of six pe:
cent lot reads. being part of lot No. 21 iu the
Siunamahoning survey and a part of warrant
number 2166 in district Rio. 3, on which one
tratne House and about thirty acres improved
fruit trees thereon-!-ALSO—another piece or
parcel of land situate iu Roulet township, Pot
ter Cu., botanded and described as follows;
Begiuir ing.at a post corner two hundred and
twelvo i perches east of the south west corner
of warrant number 2174 in District No. three;
and being a part Of said warrant. thence
north three and two tenths of a perch to - u
post corner on the side east of -the east and
west road, thence by said road north seventy
eight degrees west twenty three perches to a
post, thence north eighty six degrees went
twenty two perches to a post, thence north
eighty-eight degrees west twenty eight pe ch -
es to a post, thence south ten and live tenths
perches to u post, thence east seventy two
and four tenths of a perch to the place of be
ginning containing three acres and one hun
dred and seventeen perches to be saute inure
or less excepting and reserving so much of the I
above described lots as was deeded by Silas
13illingetu school district also excepung and
' reserving twenty. six perches west Irons Bur
rell Lymans lands, and running north mid
south the length of. the above uescrilied,tots
supposed to contain fifty two acres be the
same more or less'which is all - improved-m.30
—another tract or parcel/ of laud sitnte in
Wharton township, county and State above
mentioned, hennaed on the 'with by lands of
James Damon east by unseated lauds south by
Barclay and Braynard, and west by 'unseated
lands, containing 36 and 6-10 screa of Laud be
ing part of warrant No. 4923, on which there
is about 10, acres improved,Obe frame House
frame Baru , two frame uilusil lionses, tie
ing the same now in possession of Stephen
liorton.
Seiied uud taken in execation, and to be
sold as the property of U.W. Johnson. '
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Tho following described real estate to wit:
Situate in Sweden township, Potter Co., Pa.,
Beginning at a post -the north west corner of
lot Pio. 3z of the allotment offends to Sweden
township, thence "south on the west line of
said lot No. 32 one hundred and sixty rods to
a post, thence west filly-three rods to a mend
ing in the east line of lot No. 29, thence north
on lines of lots No. 29 6,-.28 one hundred and
sixty .rods to a post, thence east along the .
south line of lot No. 39 tifiy-three rods to thi;
place of beginning,: ,
containing lifiy acres be
ing lot No. 4.13 with six per cent for road on
which there is 25 acres improved and 15 acres
chopped down, one log house, and one log.
barn, and fruit trees thereon.
Seized, taken in etecmion, and to he sold
as the property of Edward M. Carpenter.
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The foll Owing described real estate situate,
in Allegany township, Potter Co., Pa., bound
ed on the north by the road leading from Coles
burg to Clysses;east Sc sou:hby laudsof Nichol
son and west by Lllisburg .. Pine Creek
road, Containing six acres one ai.re improv
ed• on which there is two houses and 'store,
on• log house, one frame, barn one shoe
shop and hovel.—ALso—Another piece or
parcel, of land situate the Town and Co.
above described, bounded by lauds of Nichol
son & Levi T. Moore, east by lot formerly
owned by B. Quick, somh by laud of
Eti-
Howe &George Benton and west by George
Benton. containing seventy-five acres ofiaud
on which there is about twenty acres improv
ed one frame house and fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property- of D. N. Jineks.
P..A. STEBBINS, Sheriff.
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Coudersport; May 5, 15513.
NEW GOODS.
TflE subscriber has Just received a gener
al assorouent - of &II and winter goods
consisting of "1 5
DRY GOODS, .
•
. CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES,
• HATS & CAPS,
BONNETS,
, • RIBBONS,
GROCERIES & CROCKERY,'
and almost every article needed in the town
and vicinity, which he pledges Itimself . to sell
aiflow as the
• LOWEST •
His old customers and friends and the puq
liegenerally are invited p call and exammb
for themselves.
D. E. OLMSTED.
Coudersport Oct. 4th, 1855
Lewisvill' e steam Grist Mill
.:-o—::
THE subscribers having,purchased the'
terest of all other parties heretofore con_
cernediu the above establishment, are now
prepared to de all kinds . of custom work iu
their line; as we believe in a workmanlike
manner, and hope by u diligent attention to
.builinexs; to merit and receive a 4ueru. share
of putrrnage. Persons wishing to have wheat,
or buckwheat floured fur market, tali at all
imes be accommodated on short - •
NOTICE. ••
'For the' uality of the work done at oar miU
we refer to A. Corey, Esq., Lewisville, G. G. -
Colvin, -Esq., Bingham, and 111rij. S. M
Mills, John S Mann, Esq., and Mr. Jam e
Locke, Coude.rsport.
ELIJAH GRIDLEY
0. A. LE %V IS.
ville, Dec.'27th, 1855.
TNDIAN `MEAL and BUCKWHEAT con
.,anpy on hand at.the
NEW PROVISION STOR E .
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MITE undersigned having formed ,&.
.L partnership under-the name and title et,
JONES, MU= & JONES,' ,
for the purpose Of extending their usefistnest
in the Mercantile business, have-purchased
the entire stock of C. S. Jones, LewL4 Mantr..';• 4
and A. F. Jones, which. with the large ad.-5
ditious now being made to. the consolidated •
Stock, by daily arrivals from New York' and
Philmielphia, enables them to offer to the
Public and each of their Cornier customers,
the tar4est, best and most extensive assort
ment o f goods over brought into this
siVarket.
To accommodate themselves and their cus
tomers, they have remodeled the Store Colin•
erty occupied by C. S. Jones, where they
May be found at all times ready -and w i lling
to wait upon all who may extend to them
their patronage, Their Stock - consists of
• Dry &WU.
HARDWARE', _
GROCERIES,
Provisions',
'HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
!
Iron, Xails, *to,
C. S. JONES. L MANN, A. F. JONES.
Coudersport March, 20th,.
JONES, MA AW JONES, -
Are now receiving . a largik lot of the beat
Style Prints consisting of CoefteCo, Meri
ntack, Philips Allen & Sons, Briggs, Sprague,
& Co. Warranted fast - colors, also a
of Cheap Prints. - Cull &
__Examine.
JONES, -111 ANN JONESr, -- -
IVould call the attention ofthose-who lire To
want of Cloths to their Stock, whicinthoy'arof
continually replenishing consisting of
Broad Cloth*,
(BLACK 4-BLUE,)
Cassitueres of all grades and styles - , Satlin,az.
TWEEDS►
JEa•VISI
.
WE have now on hand several qrudiC.taa,
of Fanners Satin, whiCh ii warm 84
to give aatisfac:ion. Try at.
JONES, MANN, & JONES..
CALL AT JONES ; 3IANN,& %TONI: s' •
and examine their assortment of She,
ings, Shirting, Demists, Ticks,
Stripes and Checks. They are just receiciva
a handsome lot of Bleached goods,. wh:.:_k
they are desirous of having
,their ettsteduars.
examine.
OLD fashioned Dimity for sale at
JONES,- MANN & JONES
WE have on hand a good assortment ~f..
Yankee notions, which we are willing.
to sell at reasonable proth, Linen
Cotton do. (spool & skain;) Linen al. .1
Cotton Floss, French Working Cum',
Knitting do. Needles, Pins, with almost ev-e. -
thing ha:onging to this department of Tri,.l:."
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JONES, MANN & JONES.
ALL who are in want of Boots or Shoes,
will please call and examine tho stoc!:..l
JONES, MINN 4t JONES,
Which is the largest ever opened fir lir;
County. and we leel confident that we c
satisfy the most critical. We have also
connection with this Branch of our busing,
Boot & Shoe
SHOP,
Whore we can order any kind of work; n..
we believe that our Home Mad. work ig
perior to that which is brought from abru. t
. LEATHER -
the best quality, and of all the dir crest
kinds, with Boot & Shoe findings at.
JONES. MANN .& JONES.
TEAS (Black and Green) from twenty-flro
cts. to a dollar, constantly on hand .
JONES, MANN dr, JUNI:4-
OUR Stock of Groceries is offered tit :l.•
inspection of the Public with the n .
belief that his the best in the • County...
intend that this department of our - bilotir
hull always be kept in readiness • to, taup e ..
the wants of this community. - •
JONES, MANN & JONI:S.
TONES MANN & JONES, hare eer..:i
thelist stock of Hard ware.' er
kept in the place, and, they intend to ? Ira..
every align in this line, and we feel coum:, a
that we in do as well by thb People of :L,
Countyas will be done by them at W611811..14
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Alarge Stock of Crockery to ■elect fr.":,.a
at JONES, MANN .4.14
AITNTED atJOSEd, 31.A.N.S
.Jc, I ON E 4
V V Wheat, Rye, Baal; whalt,O.,ce„
Potatoes,
Or anything the Farmers have for saie,ll toy
can find ready sale for at our Sltore.
W E are keeping a good assortment,
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from which we will supply - th eßlack-Swill:is
of this section, as favorably as they wi.i is
dealt with at Wellsville,
JONES, MANN 4-:"TONE3,
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WOULD Respectfully ask the: Farmer"
of this county to examine 'the Advan
tages, offered them in this place, for the u.-
changing of their farm produce 'for each
Merchandise, almost .all kinds of grain, cast
in fact every kind the farmer heal to selk.tha
a more advanced figure in Cotullirsport,. tit -
at any of the Northern market., •athitu
goods of the Merchant, are; ahois -Eke. • •
pries excepting the heavy arilifie• a - 11
have Transportation added: • • ••
JONES, MANNAks JCL
• Ifarik2Nl.lll,"
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