Si 'Wer Pip",
la
firing:No?dersigned baying purchased, the
IL Tiler, in the' Drug' and
businesN purpose t combine theiestock
iiibtattualo iturne.rons* kiands
'With the iamb varmsy of goods as hiretoford,
ittiaie vies by this ar,raneglent
NigiihAi l ittritili expenses it least ion per cent
isisdlre'dillPoSe'a l to give our custemers • the
'hisesi- of the change, fur ready" pay rylyirig
ihM'esied 'Sales, for our stock will
semprisik all articles found under the general
loid 'of fig Goods, grbbbrieland ProVisiods,
lata . llardwt g . • -
"A full stock of Drugs, Aiellicineg,
Paints, Oils, Cemplieue,Fluid.nd 1/yti Stud's,
'kept constantly on hind together with sta..
" L ttouery, fattfy articles, Watchei and JewelrY.
Ter the truth - of the `above promises we
yupeetfully Irlyite . au examinatioa of Sur
IPS*. • S3lllll 3: JONES. -
. .
•
Coudersport, July 3,1856.
_ _ _ _ _
•
NOTfCE •
IS hereby given that the Notes end Accounts
oftfielate ftrat'ofTyler Rod' Jociei have
flan trzuasferrod,v9 South & /ones and Will
Joe touted niihbiehabds for - c.ollectioti. 'rhos°
indebted to the late firm of Tyfer and Jone;,
'will please settle tbe 'same with the under:
signed iuirwidiately.
SMITH & JONES.
.
Coudersport, July 3,11354.
WHOSE indebted to C. Smith either by
• Itote or liCcouut are earnestly requested
lj eettle'the same immediately, Mr! am deter
piled to Collect what is . wy due us soon as
; for money must be had and dehts
bat bi paid. .
• .
C. SSIITII.
•
Coudersport, July 3,1856. •
TpTICT
_ . .
I 1 herpby given that the town orders, here.
lit:after described were illegally drawn; that
p township has reed no consider:Wen for
thini aid they will not be paid.
7 he urdera are drawn on this Treasurer of
Oswiyo Township, and signed by G. F. Row
ley and Isaac Pierce, us Commissioiters.
itp number , date, amount, and payee, arias
Nimes; 'viz;
Payable to E. palrymple Oct. 2.1, 1854
3 1 1*. " a q$ 1 0 3 ,15
24 96,139
qy 1' " Dep. 30, 1854 50,00
• 30 M 60,00
;i
:a !.
a S 3
• 34 !
• gs
• 36
• 37 r
• 35 0.
Win. SHATTOCI TOWlllhip
B. ll• Lucius Auditurd.
io
P. F. Wltnsodt, Town ark.
. ..
=I
pswayo, hip. 23d, 1856'
Notricg
Ts ilereby given, that agreeably to the law;
4.. of this' Culutu.nivealth, the undeisigned
'lemma of Putter county, Pa., 'will make ap
plication to the next L:egislature, fur u Batik
•f Issue'and Deposit, with a capital of one
ituudred thousand dollars, entitled Tux Susi-
Bexa, to be located at Coudersport Put
Ipr purity, Pennsylvania.
F. W. KNOX
J. W. smimi C. S..JONES
.C. S ITI - 1 ARCH. F. JONES
.311. SCHOOMAKEB. U., W. C. JAMES
A. JACKSON . A. ROUNSVILLE
Coudersport, June 12, 1t36.
LAND AGENCY.
undersigned having been entrusted
iqtji the care of several large tracts of
}ad *in this' county, bas made himself ac;
esinted with the lauds and laud titles of the
sonsay, and Nfill give 'immediate attention to
yr business of this nature that may be en
krested to him. J. S. MANN.
ttention!
J? eßnsaqueuce of tho opening of the Cat.
tawAssa, Williamsport, and Lanira R. 1.,
whereby direct *railroid communication
Aowraitablished with Philadelphia,
WISE, P USE Y, & WIRE,
6olotalo'cleulers in Foreign nod Domestie
Pi tiotlds.'N. E. coiner Fail; and Markit St
PHILADELP /CIA,
t r u t ei rzr u p ts rep t il o re t t to
N off r e t L er e n xtra f ? e r i d iii in s ar v y a l
tride,.tO visit theiC ! cit;to 'mate spring pur
*bases.
luvlddition to the low prices they sPlfur
they will aldo guirotee to ship all goods p „
phased of theiti, at the same rates as goo
an shipped from 'New York. Their coo
peesista of all the usual varieties of
PRINTS,
OINerHA.MS,
pH4MRRAYS,
• LAWNS,
T : 14 . 13.EpE DELAINE§,
rALPACAS & DEpgp-g,-
*HITE GOODS IN ALL THEIR
VARIETY,
pROCIIE 4•I3LANKETiSI - lAWLS,
141.5 H LINENS br. TABLE
DIAPERS, .
OLQT4S dy CASSINERES,
SAT/NETS & JEANS,- -
VELurs & VELVET CORDS,
DUCKS piiiiatriO-S,
SILK S. SATIN vgsTiNqs,
844.c4 DREss
COLORED OAAIBRICS,
RED & WHITE FLANNELS,
TiCgli s igts STP-IPES,
pLEAC if ED & BROWN MUSLINS,
&c. 4Fr
—ALSO--
A full aisortna!mt ofCarpatiart.
EMI
wag. PUSF4Y,
*belittle Dealers in ready-made Clothing
I. E.Cotner sth and Market eta., Philadelphia
- will: bay, constantly on hand an eztensiv
xtissortinint of Men's& Boys' Clothing of every
:grtde end Aptality . adapted to the country
*ids. All Ca nn !Os warranted of the newest
yleiand best workmanship.
7bilsdelphia , • .
1941101 p
;Melodeons, and
I JW:11 t i c ,
TUE - CASEI SYSTEM ADOPTED :
?rice; Greatly Redueeti
YORACtI WITERS,,
No. 333 Bioadway, N. Y.
AGENT FOR THE BEST BOSTON AND
,/y. .y.-Eirs7"l?,ola4ll.7W.
THE Largest Assortment ofPinnos,
31elddeous,.11,1tisical 'lnstruments; and
Musical Merchandise of all kinds, iu the U.
S. Plana front Ten different ISlanufactories,
comprising those of cvery variety of style,
limn the plaid. neat and substantial 6.4 oc
taves, in:Wahlut or Rosewood Cases, from
$l5O to $2OO, to ilia° of the most elegant
finish up to Ono Thousand Dollars. No house
Mtge Union can 'compete with the above in
the number, variety, and Celebrity of its
strut/tents, nor in the Extremely Low Prices
at which thtii are sold. •
itOR,4,VE WATERS'
MODERN- IMPROVED
PIANOS,
With or without Iron Frames . possessing in
their improve9euts of ovepstrings and action,
a length of /3 cale, and compass of tone equal to
the Grand Piano, united with the beauty and
durithility . ef structure of the square Piano.—
They are jtistlYpronounced by the Press aid
by the first Musical Masters, to be .equal to
those of any other manufacturer. They are.
Guilt of the best and must thoroughly season
-1 material, and guaranteed to stand the ac
tion of every climate.
Each instrument guaranteed to give satis
faction, purchase-money refunded. SEC,
OAT-HAND ?Loos AT.GBEAT BAR
. GAP'S, Coustiiutly la store, price trout $3O
to $l4O,
gon,AvE WATERS'
melodeons.
Superior Instruments iu tone, touch and dm
ratnlity of make. (Tuned the equal tempera.
went.) l‘lelodeous of all other styles and
makes. Price $45, $6O $73, $lOll, $125,
$l4O, double Reeds aud two bunks of Keys,
$2OO. Less a liberal discouut.' Clergymen
aud Churches, au extra discount. ~.7 •
MARTIN'S GUITARS;
BROWN'S HARPS, .
FLUTES,
. FLUTINAS,
ACCORDEONS,
VIOLINS,
and Musical lustruinents of all kinds, at lower
1 prices than ever beforo uttered to the- puttlic.
A large discoutis to Teachers and Schools.—
Thy trade supplied ou the most liberal terms.
50,00
50,00
511,00
50,00
100,00
]UO,OO
100,90
117,91
MUSIC
One M e ttle largest bud best Selected cata
Josue' of Musicimwd publi s h e d, complicit's
many orate choice au mo s t popular unit ut
the day, and will be sold a t G e e -third o from
the regular prices.
Music sent by mail to all parts of the coun
try; post pant. Vertu:Mar and personal alum
tion veld to all orders received by mail, Solt
islitction guaranteed iu every instance, l'iatuns
and Mehmeons fur rent, and rent allowed on
purchase. Planta and Melodeons for sale on
Monthly payments. Secoud.hand Naomi ta
ken in e3:enauge cur new: Clencral aud select
Qatalogucs and Sclieuale of prices forwarded
to all parts of the country by mail.
tar: GREAT iNueut,ii;NTs OFFERED
To AGENTS IN ALL PARTS OF I IIE
COUNT NY, to senate.' Hemet:4lom' 1 ' nos
Illoludeous, and Catalogue of Music.'
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Is the leading American weekly Agricultural
Literary and lamily Newspi,iper. This is no
vain EINSIIIIPtiOn, but fully sustained by its
high reputation, great popularity, and exteu-
SIV 1: cuculatatm. It embraces more Agr.cul
tpral, llorticultural, Methanical, acieutitic,
kalueationai, Literary and iNews-Matter, inter
spersed with numerous and catitly engravings,
than any other Journal in the Ullloll—/Clltlef
iug it unequalled in variety and uselitiness of
contents, Au actual increase of nearly seven
thou.saud subscribers during the past year,
stimulates and enables us to melte the fifth
Volume, for Itbh — , superiox to its predecessors,
With a corps of six able Editors, and every
facility fur publishing in the best style, we are
detrernuned that the ItUItAL . shall excel iu
both contents and appearance.
its hip Literary and moral tone, interest•
rug var,ety, and enure freedom frtiM trash and
vu,gartty, render it a safe and desirable com
panion for the young—a choice paper fur the
faintly circle.
Taaes.—s2 a year; 61 for sia
advance, iireat reduction to agents and clubs.
ar Specimen - numbers sent free; give us
your address. Subscription money, properly
enclosed at our risk, if addressed to • e
T. L. MOLME, Koch ester, N.Y
The Journal Book-Store
/METERS to the public a good variety or
Nsfmost readable books, cheap for cash of
family necessities. - All the newest books
value are kept on band, or immediately pro
cored for customers, and we hope to receive
such patronage as faithful attemion ,to busi
ness,. and au earnest desire to oblige, may
deserve. New books received at short inter
vals, . school l)oults, stationery of all kinds
materials for Paper rlowors, etc., constantly
ou "hand. Music, Maps, Mathematical lastru
11:1011t5.
Please call and examine for yourselves
1145 JO tni.NAL .1100 K—STORE.
Tile People's Cash Store,
AT COUDERSPORT.
qinethling NOW. and Something
Wanted.
THE subscribers, having entered into part
nership arrangements under the firm of
• Ara:Wm plc vriLcoz, will he happy to ape
all old friends, and all now friends, calling
day after day, end continually, at "The Peo
ple's Cash Store" in 'C'ouclareport, inquiring
let DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
and all the endless variety of artfole.; Which
the People want, and must have. And the
subscribers will , sell tp their oustomers,-e/r1 or
sew, for the Cash, or other Ready-Pay, the
very best hargcns3 to 1:*0 ila4 in Northern ,
Pennsylvania.
• . MAYNARD & WILCOX.
- piridoroport April IP,' /MS,. : • •
JOURNAL BOOK STORE.
NEW AItitAN.GEIENT.
HE yndertigned
kayin purchased:the entire Stock of Books iiiely oWned .
by. Tyler 4tints,and comp:aim:l her as
sortment by nevi pdtchasps iu the city, offers
s;to,l t e li c e d u s h t i ac , k the i;f' est variety and best,
a
HISTORICAL,
?pSCELLANEO,IJS
BIOGRAPHICAL, and
CLASSICAL
Books over presented for sale in tkiissOPutY
Allthe new bOoks of any 'value arc - kept
constantly ou hand, or procured: by expreis
for customers who may desire them. lt. is
believed that a faithful attention to business,.
and an earnest desire to oblige all who may
deal with bar, Will secure a liberal amount..of
patronage. *
School Books, Stationery of all kinds, ma:.
tarsals for Paper Flowers, etc., constantly on
hand; also Music, Maps, Mathematical liastru-
Mews. Please call and examine foryourselves.
M. W. MANN.
Coudersport, May 14,1836. • .
Y BONDAGE & 111 Y "FkLEEDOM. By .
J.L,IL Fre , Douglass,
Journey to Central Africa. Bayard Taylor
GiLtillti's Third Gallery of Puritans, - -
Father Clark, the Pioneer PreaCher,
The Hidden Path, . . •
Fables for Critics,
Together with a. general stock of Standard
and Miscellaneous Works;' goad books for
Young People; Stauontry at Wholesale, &
Retail; Slates, Pens, Pencils, Inks—in short;
everything in the greatest variety - usually
kept in a monk Store.
- ATETHODIST Hymn Books of various
3.j. Sizes just is and fur sale at the
• JOURNAL BUtni
110 e. HILES, English ami . German, a variety of
styles and sizes, at the JOarlitil Book blore.
Pocket Bibies, liyunt Books, Prayer Bouks,
NVebszer's Dictionary, unauridged, octavo,
high school and common school editions,
Harper's Universal Gazetteer,
Cruden's Concordance. Testaments,
Putnam's Magazine, bound,
Bayard Taylor's W urks, vols.,
Poets and Poetry of 'America,
Poets and Poetry of Logi:aid,
Layard's Nineveh and Babylon, .
W l'oetus,
Goldsmith's, Gray's, Ossian's, Cook's, and
Tenuyson's Poems,
Paradise Lust. Lady of the Lake, -
prescoit's Histories. Mexico and Peru,
Thiers' French 14:volution,
J oseptitt s.` Rohm,
Winthrop's Aew-England,
Macauley's Lug.aud. Dickens' England,
The Spectator, o vole., cvo.,.
Children's Books—.iud Toys.
School Books, every kiuu called for in this
dounnuulty.
Latin, French, and German School Books,
Leteratt's Latin Lexicon,
Drawing Paper, Books, and Cards,
Drawing l'encits—Crayons, Toy Paints, -
-Colors fur Mr painting. Music.
:Brushes, Chalk, Pens,i..l,nibi, Paper of every
- variety caned fir. w niers, ax, &c.
Materials fir Paper Flowers.
Harrison's Copy og-Ink—Llavids' Blue Ink,
lndetibie ink, several kinds, Huvay'S
liflany Phrenological and Hydropathic
IN rks.
Fowlers und Wells' publications.
Blank Books, blunts. and Diaries. --
Teacher and Parent.
Theory . and Practice of Teaching.
Life of Horace Greeley.
Star i'apers..H. W. Beecher.
%Yorks of Theodore Parker,
Shakspeare, c., -
For sale cheap at too
it-WAINAL-1100K-STORE,
!VARIES and Almanacs for 1856,
iliotting Cases, Card Cases,
Thermometers,
Chddree's 'Souks for the Holidays,
Chess Men, Drawing paper,
Bris.ol Board, Monoemuinatie Beard, -
Dydropattne Lecycluyedta, by Dr. Trail,
k awn) , Physician—Dr. .
Family Dentist,
Podphar Papers, at the
- JulailNiAl. BOOK STOKE,
VETEBSTER'S DICTIONARY Pocket,
V V &kook, Uukversity, uctaw, and Quarto
oakum's, lur sale L>y dl , W, M,
- - -
r\RAITING Itt.ltruments, Wawr Colors,
Urawitig Taper, runcils, and Brusbeb,
ual, receive(' by
SLATES, Pencils, Writing Books
Orawing Books, Accouutand Memorandum
-Books, Tracts, Sunday School question uud
Glass Books. Ink, Paper-suud, Chalk, Cray
ons, Sealing, Wax., Tissue, Tracing, !)cawing.
and Glazed Paper; Blotting Boards, Perlo
nged Boards, auu forte-Mounaies
Call and examine at the
4uppi4t,
THE Oythara, tue Lute of :I l ion,
4. and Boys and Girls' Singing Book, at the
JOUBNAL BOO& sTuitE. •
New BOOka.
4 1 34Bricen Agitators 'and' Reformers,
By Bartlett
Life of %VIII. IL Seward, his Speech- .
es, Unt.tious, and. Writings, 1,01.
Life and Beaunpe of Feuny
Life of Ilorace Lireeley, (uew supply&
Stanhope Burteigh, or the Jesuusitt
our 'lonics, (new supply,) ..
N EW Nasic received every fe . ; days
ANSAS and - Nebraska. •
JAA- Ladies Guide in Needlework; •
` Book of Parlor Gaines. •
. Ihirrowe's Piano Forte Primer,
Workingman's Way in the World.
Ellen Montgomery's Book Shelf:
Fessenden's Neu American Gardener,
Sunshine on Daily Paths, Dickens
Sunshine of Untystone, E. J. May,
Elements of Character, Margaret Chandler
Europe; Past and Presdnt, Ungewitter.
Paige's Commentary ou the New Testa
mem. • ' •
Eodless .I.muiement, or Entertaining Ea
peritneuts in Various sciences.
Peterson's-Familiar Science.
Liebig'sAgrietiltrual Chemistry;
Aecokdeon Instnietor, Inc., at the •
JOURNAL 8004 STORE.
Candersport t - May, 184. - • -
MAGAZI4.I3S.
DUTNAM'S, • Grajtaitils, Prat* •Leslie
Blackwooci?s,Kuickerbocker, cud 1-1 ous
hold Words, for isle at the '
-• • jOURNAL•POOKST
tsc,it li EtSit'. o"it
..':-:,_.:- iCAVEIIIL
91HE T.rustees,i:of this Institution take plea
800 in
. announcing to the Public hat
they have engaged the services of the- /ler:
J. HEM/Rita, as Principal. This gentle-
man comes to us well recommended as being
able, talented, and experienced.. He has been
_engaged in teaching a large Share of the time
for lifieen years and from among the 'large
number of his pupils, about SUU have gone
.out front ender his instructions, as teachers in
different parts of the country: It will be his
object to make our Academy one of the most
desirable schoolsiu the country, for those who
wish to qualify abeinselves for teaching or for
other responsible stations in life, and also for
those who desire to prepare for college.
THE WINTER .TERM
Will cm:rime:lce on Monday. December 3.d,
1955. The Academic year will be divided in
to Fdur Terms, of elevedweeks each term:
Tim Spring Term will commence on Monday,
February 25, .18.56; the Summer Term wilt
commence on Monday, May Loth, 1656; and
the Fall Term on Monday, 'the let. day
Septeuther,lBs6, • •
TERMS.
Tuition per term of oleven weeks u
follows:
Primary studies—Reading; Spelling, -
•Mental Arithmetic, &c., - - $2.00
-Common English brauches—Geogra
phy, Orthography, Arithmetic, and
Grammar, $3.00
Higher English Brauches--Natural .
rnilosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, '
and First Lessons in Aigebra, - $OO
Higher Mathematics—Algebra, Ge
ometry, etc., $5.00
Latin, Greek, French, and German
Languages, -
Drawing extra, -
Piano Music, do.
. Use' of Instrument,
av" Payment strictly in advance. . .
. All scholars who can write legibly, will be
required to present an original Composition
once in two weeks; and an male scholars to
declaim once in two weeks.
-Though the Terms of tuition are consider
ably lower than they have been heretofore
yet it is designed that the instruction shall
be thorough in all the brunches taught ; and
those who desire to learn Mid are willing -
study will find it a very- Pnonmat.r SCIWOL,
SOBIESKI ROSS, President.)
LEWIS MANN, 'Treasurer, • -
(i. B. OVERTON, Secretary, ) Trustees.
II.J. OLMSTED, -
ELI REES,*
Board can be obtained in private Falb
ilies in the village, or rooms can he had in the
Academy by applying to the Trustees.
Coudersport, Nov. 22nd, I .855.
WAGON & NLEiGHN
41. rill - IL subscribers, having rented
the'wheetwright shop foriner•
ly occup,ed by John Reckbow, respe.ctfu:y
inform he CiiIZOCIS of Potter County and the
rest of mankind, that they are prepared to
tuake shti&hs of all deserietioas on rho
NOTICE.
And to lattild all kinds of wagons according to
order.
Prßepairinc , neatly and expoditonsly done
Orders from a Sistancu . prunytly attFudod to
J. REClplosv, 4 Z. J. rnohlraeht
Coudersport, Jan. 10th, 1856,
1404 sale at the above shop, a new 61;
ter.
A LSO ONE SET tiro horse, light
.Cll- BOBS,
. L. F. 31.AYNARD, •
Dealer in Dry.Gootl3, Groceries, CrockOry,
Ready-made Clotkitp , , and Yankee,Notiions
.Third street, Coudersport,
THE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
sALC,
I I HE undersigned
_lll_ offers for sale his farm
situate on the Allegany
River, about four miles
west of Coudersport. The farm contains one
huodred and fourteen acres—about fiftyilire
of which is cleared. Theie is a good frame
barn—a house frame roofed, with lumber
sufficient to finish it. There aro twenty-five
bearing apple trees, and one hundred young
and thrifty trees not old tnough to bare.
This property will he sold on liberal terms
for particulars enquire of the subscriber or at
this office. WILLIAM WAHL.
Coudersport April 3d, 1d56.
M. W. MANN
H. Butterworth
WILL furnish. the People with fresh BEI?
and MuTrcs, on Tuesdays and 'Fridays -
during the season. Cash will be paid for beet
cattle at all times. • • -
•
Coudersport, July 17, 1856,
•
NEW BOOKS.
NCHANTED BEAUTY, by Br, Elder,
L 4 Liyes of Atrcicious Judges, by Hildreth,
Progress of Religious ideas, by I, M
Bryarcl Taylor's Travels, .
The Song of Hiawatha—Longfellow,
Caspar, by Amy Lothrop,
Just received and for sale at the
JOURNAL BOOK STORE
M, W. M,
- .TEW GOODS.
,HE subscriber has just received a genes.-
al assortment of fall and winter gonds
consisting of
DRY GOODS,
•
CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES, -
HATS & CAPS,
•
• BONNETS,
•
• RIBBONS,
GROCERIES CROCKERY;
and almost every article needed in the. town
and vicinity, wlimithe pledges himself to
as low as the - •
L 0 S T"
-0--- -
His old ehstomers and 'friends and the pub
lie generally. are invited o cell and .eXamine
for themselves, . .
. D. LOLDISTR.
Coudersport Qpt..4th,* 1155
rpINNS:. {USXCE, the latest editio n
'AO • the JetfigifAl; BOOK ST WIZ.
CBE
-0.-
4•;50
• • - 43.00
412.00
BOO' ikeitidE StOitE.
rr HE subscriber *ould. 'reSp'o,trulijr.
41„ inform the inhabitputs 'Cr Ulisses' and
suirounding country, _that he hits recently es•;
tablished himself in the `snatitifacturd and sale
of BOots and Shoes, and has the largest and
best assortment of work ever offered iu this
market. Th'eSubseriber tuts been very choice ,
in rjuselection of city 'work and leather
whiehls'orthe best quality for style zthdrwork
atinship: lie is not to be beat west of N. York
Terms - ready pay.- • • • -' •
. .
Hides anti gra' . n tak en lu eichange for work
a reduction of sievOii per cent Will be Wide for,
cash, all persons wishing to perchase will do
well to call and eianiine for themselves be
fore purchasing else where. Business place a
little north of Chappels dry goods store, cash
paidfor
Lewfsville, March 17th, 1856.
- • . S. HULL
FJJNI)RY;
D.ll. WN would give notice tb' the
. public al it is prepared, at his I;.cmart
dry in Coudea port, to do all manner Cssr
tse, .will a.d finish to order all kinds
of Machinery, Atilt Gearing. Board and Log
Cars,eSleigh-Shoes of all sizes, and every
articit needed by 4 Lumbering community.
And o farmers .he would say, that he has
procured some•of the best Plow pattern; in
use; both Flat Laud and Side llill, and keeps
them constantly on hand. And will make to
order.fidd Hollers, Harrows; Cultivators, and
every article used by them iu his line of busil
news. He is prepared also to du all kinds of
BLACK.BIIIITIIIYG.
And from .hie long • experience in. the above
business; lie feels confident of giving satisfac
tion to those who may give him a call. .
N. B.—Old iron bought; or taken in cx
change for work. 7,9.7
• Bounty Land,
THE utidersigned. will give panic
lar utten !ion to the procuring of ltou
Lund for all those entitled thereto under
late or any previous Act of Congress.
A. G. ULNISTED
Coudersport, March
KAY & BRJTEIER
LAW BOOK SELLERS
EEO
PUBLI . SHERS,
Nos. tir & 19 South sth St. East side
FIRST. VTORE ♦EOVE CEIESTBUT ST.
Iphia,
Kill' & BROTHER PUBLISH THE
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14inu i s Ansiytiell Tudor` of Parallel Re .
ference•to the Penasylvania. Repot to.
NOTICE.
By the death.ofJohn: Keating, Esq., late of
the city of PhilidelPhia, the title of the Keat
ing & Co. lands becomes •vested In • William
y. K.eating,,..Adolphe E Borie , & James M.
Wilcox, by whom deeds will be granted. Thel
ichazgardahe vatspany's landed interest in,
.dbuttelyleariivlialzdevolved upon the subscri
ber who.herehy informs the settlers on Keat
ing Ca. land, that Messrs. John King,
John S, Mann; & Byron I). Mullin, still con
tinue our authorized Agents in Potter & Igq
heau Coqutipt, ••-: • ,•-•. • ...
Ah.petsoni company . aro
- e - aroestly revoked to edam fortvard'and settle
thelripcomita without further delay. ' •
.Wi1L1 4 431
• Phili'delPhia,'MaY 31st,, 1856. •
HURRAH HURRAH
- 0
HC Watir Anicemie at laic, and 111;444
I. wish to halm their grinding done is th.
VERY 2/ E . S.t 9F O.7tDEX:
inst. bring_ your grain to the toshingvilla
Grist Mitt and thole yciu Hot•
ten, giving entire satisfietiOn to. Yoe
who doubt give him a call, and you'll' not
be sorry.
N. B. Wheat and•-Buckwheat Soured tar
market, OD tho shortost notice.
Cushingville, April 12th; 18Ut.
• CL()TI - 1 DRESSING: .
ALL persons having cloth to color and
dress, by , leaving. the nine at the
store of J. M. Judd in 'Coudersport, 'will be'
forwarded to the works of the subscriber
finished in good order and returned, payment,
for dressing can be made to J. 111: Judd oa
delivery oldie cloth. Mark the pieces plainly
with name and directions.
O. H. PERRY.
Genesee Fork Sept. 19th, 1655..
Lewisville steam Grist, AUL
..-o :
lIE aubsdribers liaviug purchaied the 41—
1.
. .tereat of all other parties heretofore COO.
ceruediu thu atiovo estubliaftweut,' •isra nor
prepared to du all kinds of custuut work is
weir Hue, us we beht.tve in a wurkutauhke
manner; and hope by a diliscut atteltiou LO
bailees, to merit nod receive a .juer. share
putrcuage. - rersous %%fulling, to haveqyttitsat„
or , Luckwocat ',loured tar tuurstut, cam at all
lulus be accounnudatctl uu isburt
NOTICE.
For the quality of the work done at our mill
we icier to A. Corey, Esq., .Lewirrille, G. ti.
(;utrin, E . sq., Ittughau, end Attu. J,
John S. Mauo, Esq., cud air. Jamie
Lucke, Uuudersvurt.
ELUAH GRIDLEY
u. A.
LaNsisville,Dec. 27th, 1833
KANSAS AND FIEEDOZ
The undersigued haviug lost a large sum of
money in running Gls rage;, and betu c ; auziout
to pay his respeeLs to the border ICutlians of
.34tssottri, proposes to raise the wind by
SELLING A FARM
And therefore he offers for Vale one of the
best farms in the county of Potter, situated
one and a haif uniei uordsolCuudersport, and
adjoining that of Ne.sou Clark, commuting gas
hundred acres of land, luny of which is under
improvemeni,well lenceu,und watered egtial
to any in the natiott., Thu Attegitny river
runs through.it and numeruiis springs come
front it; one of which is the adui.ratiou of all
persons who travel the tY e.isvh.e road.
There are two frame barns and (Ate frame
house.. There are one hundred and twenty.
live thrifty apple trees, twethy.live of winch
are bearing trees. The plow land has been
highly matured for two years and is in tine
condition for - ths best possible farming.
'Perms of sale win bd reasouali.e. Fire
years tune %VIA CD, WWI a Salad sum is
nand. For partiettiars impure at this oast
or of the subscriber at Co,estiurg,
S. .11. MILLS.
Coudersport, May 20, 1d54.
GritEval rnformatfon.
• UNITE D ST.iTES GO VERNMEN.7
President—i•
. rafitino Pierce.
Vice President—(cle facto) Jessii D. Drigal
Secretary f Stale—W m. L. Marcy
' Secretary uf interiort--ltobert
Ste/vary of Treasury --=James Guthrie.
• Secritary of War—J e dorsal' Davis.
Secretary vf . Nary—James C. Dobbin.
Peat Master General—James Campbell. .
Attorney General—Caleb Cushing.
Chief Justice uf United Slates—lL 13. Tansy
STATE GOVERNMENT. .
Gorernor—Jaiues Pollock.
Secretary of State—Aud . rew G. Curtin.
Deputy ~ecretary of. Statc—J. M. Sullivan
Surveyor General—J. Putter Itrawlay.
Atulitur Gt./renal—Ephraim Banks. .
Treasurer—iiii M iter.
Supreme Court Judges—Ellis Lewis, W.l
Lowrie, W. 1V oothvird, J. C. Knox, J. I
Black.
County Officers, with Post Office Address.
_ President Judge,. -
Rouzur G. WHI(E, tiOri Ce
issotiateJudgca, .
. ORAN GE A. LEWIS,
Ulysses . "
JOSEPH 31ass,31illpurt. .
District Attorney,
FRANKLIN W. KNOX, Cout!craven.
Sberill, •
• PiErtng A: STaitutss, Coudersport,
Prothonothry and Clerk of the Courts
Tuum.ts B. TYLER, Coudersport,
• /:cgister and Recorder,
ANDREW JACKSON, Coudersport. -
County Commissioner; '
•DOIOK WHIPPLE, Ulysses Center. -
lismusositosa, win,e.. corner.,
HENRY N6t.sos,lVharton.
County:Asuiito . rs,
R V iz.t. Im. 0. GRAV ES, Clara
HARRIS LYMAN, Itoulatte , ' •
II: L. Sitio:ts, Allegauy.
Commissioners.
Samuel Ifavens, Coudersporj,
Trcasurer,
henry F,:lis, Coudersport.
County Surveyor,
Z. F, Robinson, llarrison-
Superintendent of Common Sehoe le
J. B. Pradt, Cottdersport
F=lsfile74Stall (,)
NOTICE is hereby given that proposals will
1.. ,be. received - at atlo.olfico-ot-thb &nue
and Town Council,: for. the , building of the
Bridge amp the Ailogant on Second ■trsst,
until 3 r. K. on Saturday, th• 19th day ofJuly
instant,
Specifications of the above bridge may be
mewl at the office of the Barges'.
- S, STORRS,
Sec'. of Town Ceeneil
•
Condeterport, Jelyl4, ]d56.. .
rORTRAIT OF COL FREMONT
.
Mr. W.Scitacis, Print Publisher, 6..4 Broad.
way, New l'orh, has favored. cts with a copy
cif it -magnificent Portrait orate People's Can.
didate. - It is executed in the highest style of
the lithographic art, by.C. I.:ahem lifts!
Roues fatuous Thotogr.tpli. The artist has
Presented us the outer uranishe is, With the
inner Mau evidently at Mime. 'As - a wick:aim
as well as ai'wOrk ofifur, it canticit he surpdir
Cd. Thu print uieasiuts 24 by 40 inches, and
as the price iX Oniy Otte Dollar per copy, wi
can saltily say to all our friends, '" Got t.lu!
picture. ' You will always be proud of it.'
Mr. dchnus will send a copy,by mail carefully
packed on a roller, and prepdid, on the rtiesiiA
of one dollar. •