THE JOURNAL.
COUDERSPORT, AUG. 28, 1856
OME
:INLAJ4(g!.
:We have on hand a fine assostatent
•or blank sunpcg:iss, stiumo t io, zxecti.
'matted Dates, which we will • sell
Ito those haring use fur it!tecu .at .the
-usual low price. We are
. also pre
,paredt6 print e,Yety,vuriety of glautts
-3n the•best style.
rir The.Communicatiop of Miss
:J. Spaffnrd, from lowa, will be road
with interest by nll our friends. The
, pleaiant words of cheer which it sends
Ito the Joscrnal, were welcome as Sum
mer showers. It is such expressio:s
,of approbation from the virtuous and
'refined—from the friends of Temper-
Attlee, and humanity, that has reward
ed tts for years of toil and sacrifice.
We are more than satisfied. Our fair
conespundent has a hopeful field of
,usefulness before her. We shall eyer
trej rice to hear of her sy.ccess as
Teacher, and, hops many a sictim of
intemperance will asic sod's blessing
on her efforts for the unfortunate,
Tula Communication of Ineog,
tains some good points, but it is iakt,ar,.
apersed with so - many/gin/expressions,
and course adjectives, that we think ks
publication would injure, rather than
help the cause of Ilepublicanism. We
ue. engaged in a noble cause. There
is no excuse for any of our advocates
resorting to any other than ge olemanly
language. We are g stre-gth
every : Asp and are pretty sure to tri
umph in November,. arad hence there
is every possible motive to gn through
t h e camp a i gn with ajoyou I, hoc ;rabic,
and courteous spirit.
i I. tear Porcroes.—We are under
iohligations to DAVID C sem ty El , of
ICartee Camp, for a mess of Ilesh-c-,1-
u re d Piak-Eye potatoes, which dilal.
pinged not only Our appetite 'but our
slmitation. The largest one weighed
9 minces, and the entire lot, (40)
foreitied 23 lbs. This wu call a pret
m
-:ty good average for potatoes. They
re of this years growth. Mr. C.
twill please accept our grateful thanks
!for the present, and if he shneld chance
ito visit us soon be will find the largest
f i s 4 ne laying upon our tible, a constant
.7 onitnr of his kindness.
• Since writing the above Mr. Glass
mire, of this place, ha.-handed Ass'a
mess of *potatoes of the same kind, the
!largest of which sweighs 13 ounces; and
!the smallest 8 ounces.
Wr. had a go& time on Saturday
afternoon last in Allegany. There
at a Fremont meeting at the Judd
• chool house, a mJro sc't »I dig trict
Itieeting, but the people turned out
ith banners and music—merry shoats
/Lid joyous songs gave token of the
pint that is abroad. G. W. G. Judd
t• at chosen President of the meeting.
---Clranaberlaiu Searetary.
The audieuee listened attentively to
Iwo hours of speaking which was
ready improved by the spirited sing
log of the Glee Club present from lie
• on.
i. Neer Sias.— Mr. Urial Atwnod has
netted a new and magnificent Sign in
•eet of the old "Temperance [ - Lome"
bid ] ho has refitted and repainted in
.dd in a style which makes it an nrua
, out to our place. lie also °onto:et
-Ives making an addition in the rear,
0 by 20 feet, with a large hall on the
and Coor the whole length. Tie
11 repaint the whole front and two
des white which will make it one of
e finest building■ in the village.
e predict a ergo custom for Mr.
in his New House,—The "Atwood
:9431."
A. fine large buck was abut by Mr.
r 'i. 0 1.6.11, in the Allegheny river, at
le pia ce, on Saturday last. Re had
1 i n run of the mountains by some
qe. when Mr. G. intercepted his fur.
er progress with a is•nall portion of
• attract of lead-mines.
; laP H. J. Olmsted of this villasie has
ea appointed, by Hon. A. G. Curtin
'rding clerk in the State depart
kit. W e are much gratified with
appointment, as Mr. 01mAted is
of out: most worthy citizens, and
few superiors as an office clerk.
gr Z. F. Robinson, of Harrison
" bey has been commiuioned as au
u his, excellency, Governor Pol
y; k, with the rank of Col. This is an,
ee'llettt. appointment, and wortiiilt
mat,
Tste weather has been more than or
dinatilx cold during the greater part
Affthis saanth. and luting the last few
.daja past there bas Aeonsitiereble rain
not enough, however, to cause
sty vise ie-the river. We bad a light
(root on Tuesdaj morning. but it did
ukttiniare stie segetahles hereabouts.
Ova "Xenia!'" letter ,has .crowded
oat a eonaideratile portion of editorial
And at/2er matter prepared for this
;smium; also aezaral local ,cotenami
cations.
NEWS ITEMS.
iira suss aux.
The dashing young state of lowa
was the first to bear its soxereigu tes
timony in behalf of freedom, since the
nomination of Fremont and Dayton
and she .has covered herself with im
perishable honor. Nothing could be
more complete than the victory just
obtained by the Republicans, except
tfie 'defeat sustained by the Buchaniers.
The entire delegation iu Congress,
eight thousand majority forth° Repub
lican State ticket, two-thirds of the
legislature,. with, a control, for the
first time of the State Senate' are
among the crowning. fruits of this
great triumph.
The first Congaessio ial district,
which, two years since, returned Hall.
plebraska democrat) by an alleged
majority of 179, has now sent the same
Mr. Hall to private life, and has chos
en a sound and reliable Republican in
his place, by at least a thousand ma
jority—the latest telegraphic report
makes it fifteen, hundred. The same
district, in 1852, gave a majority of
727 for Pierce, The second district,
which gave Pierce a plurality of 403
fuur years ago, has now given the Re
publican party a majority of four or
five thousand. The state Senate, last
year Nebraska, has been redeemed,
while the Republican majority in the
House has been largely increased.
That will do very well for a begin
ning. Rejoice while you may, Hoos
iers o f lowa, fiir when the returns
come in from Maine, your noble victo
ry will, to use one of General Wash
ington's comparisons which M r. Sparks
did not like, be but a flea-bits• in com
patison.—N. Y. Eve. Post.
Tie Leeha Patriot, published at
Allantown Lehigh County, has hauled
down the Fillmore and Donelsun
ticket from its mast head and hoisted
in its place that of Fremont and Day
ton. This is a Garman paper of con
siderable influence, in Northampton,
Bucks, Carbon awl Berks Counties.
—The Joh4:totels (Pa.) Tribune,
"disapointed and chagrined at the ac
tion of the A.meiical, State Conven
tion".recontly held at Hirrisburg; has
"dropped the naraes of Fillmore and
Donelsou," and will throw its influ
ence in favor of the men most likely
to defeat Buchanan.
al"The result of the Southern elec
tions must satisfy every man that Fill
more stands no chance at the South,
which will support Buchanan--not as
the most reliable, but as- the most
available man. Tile South, also, have
a habit of asiag Northern men, and
dropping them when used. They
used Van Buren, and dropped him ;
they used Fillmore, and dropped him ;
they used Pierce, and dropped him .
When they have out ot a man all, they
can for Slavery, they let him go. They
like the treason but don't trust the
traitor.—Lewisburg Chroniele.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
9
n F ROCHESTER. will visit Cott-
DERITORT, on the 26th Augoit, lBs6,
for the purpose of rendering medic d aid to
those afflicted with Cußoatc complaint', such
as
DISEASE OF- THE LUNGS, .BRONCHI
TIS, CATARRH, &c., DISEASES OF
THE LIVER, DYSPEPSIAand oth
er DISEASES OF THE STOM
ACH BLADDER, PILES,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
CANCERS, TUMORS, UL
CERS, DISEASES OF THE
EYE, PALSY, AND ALL OTHER
IMSEASES INCIDENT TO THE HU
MAN SYSTEM.
auge26--tr.
MAYS. '2YE
• OLLOECE into the inclosure of the
subsenhor, a pair of OXEN. They are
about 10 years old, pretty large. red and white
spotted. and have long horns. Oue has a
good deal orwhite ou him, but a red flee
with a white spot ia the forehead. The other
is mostly red. bat haw a spotted lace, with a
smallish red spot in the forehead. The owuer
As requested to take them away, atter paying
charges as they are an annoyance Wine. and
have beau far some weeks.
' JASON LEWIS.
Uomer, Aug. 22, 1136--31.
- num. LIST
'FOE SEPTEMBER TM., 1856.
E. F. Carrier es.
.1 Geo. N.lihaith & N.
• I short.
Eitagitamich.Dis't.' 0.. C. Gram, Aulm'tr.
H. R. W.Mclntyre &
W " 11(33. t C. Ellison, •
Y. Likes:um 4 ' "11:F. Sizer, .
S. N. Heath '• -"_ D. N. Sinks,
V. Dickinson " J . Car ausalah,
S. W. Carpenter " !Laker Carpenter,
V. Dickinson " Haven.
A. B. Gibbs " R. Harrisoe,,et.
W. T.Jones, &Bro." E. Johnston,
11. W. May " IL W. Mclntyre,
Amos French " Joseph Lent,
W. 7- -ones 4 S. P. Hunt,
A. F. Jones
D. W. Seely " S. H. Martin,
E. Sloat " 0. Rock,
G. W. M. Heister " R. W. Itilutyre,„
W. Smith " F. P. Brooke.
THOS. B. TYLER, •
.Protiry•
PlitaßOWSTilleS Q77/C.T.,
Coudersport, July 30, 1856.
To the Hon/ruble Judges of the
of Court Common Pleas of
ratter County—
petition of Divers persons 71n
itabiituna St the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, respectfully ahoweth, that
Whereas the Members of tile first Presbyteri
an Church of Ulysses Township, in the Coun
ty of Potter, and State of Pennsylvania, wish
to be incorporated according to the articles
hereunto attached; would recommend to the
Honorable Court to incorporate said Church
aecordinily, and your petitioners, as in duty
bousd, will ever pray, &a.
G. Quays:D i L. Cossura,
A G.. Pitzszo, F. W. &sox,
IL W. Bt.'s. or, E. 0.
1). Watrrtic, A• G. Lewis,
JERRE. BENTOS, Igsnam.
•
J. T. Par.sroir,
• See. Ist,
.This corporation or body politic .
shall be known by the name and style of the
First Presbyterian Church of Ulysses, and -by
the same sue and be sued,plead and be implead
ed in all courts of law and equity, and shall be
able and capable in law and equity, to take,
hold and enjoy for the izse of the said Church
such lands and tenements, goods and chattels,
as are, or shall hereafler become the property
of the said Church or to be held for their
use, by. gift, grant, devise, bequest or other
wise, from any person or persons whomso
ever, capable of making the 'same and the
same to grant bargain sell or otherwise dis
pose of for the use of the said Church, and
congregation.
Sec. 2. That Dairk Whipple, Jessee, Ben
ton, Q. G. Presho, O. W. Benton, and E.
Merril, shall be Trustees of said Church and
shall serve in that capacity until the appoint
ment of their successors according to the
rules and regulations by which said Church
is governed.
Sec. 3. That said Trustees or their succes
sors in office shall have the tare and manage . -
ment of the property teal, personal and mixed
belongiu. e to the said Church corporation,
and shall be -accountable thereto for their
official conduct and shall, in all .respects,
conforn to its instructions, provided that the
s.,ine ate not inconsistent with the Constitu
tion of the United States, or of this Com
wealth, or with the laws thereof.
Sec. 4. The said corporation shall have
full power to make and use a common seal
with such device or inscription thereon as
they may deem proper and the same to alter
or review at pleasure, and also to enact and
enforce such By-Laws, Ordinances, and Reg
.ulations from time to, time, as 'they may
judge expedient for the prosperity and good
goverumeut of the said corporation.
At a court of Common Pleas held in and
fur the county of Potter, commencing on the
16th of June 1.856, in the matter of the appli
cltion of A. G, Olmsted and others for a char
ter of incorporation:
And now, to wit. June 20 HA the court
having perused and examined the within in
strument of writing, and the objects, artic:es
and conditions, therein set forth and contain
ed appearing to be lawful and not injurious to
the community, it is ordered that said writing
be fi.ed in the office of the Prothonotary of
said court, and that notice be inserted in. one
newspaper printed in said County, for at least
three weeks, setting forth that application has
been made to said court to grant to said appli
cants a charter of incorporation for the
purposes specified, under the name and style
of the First Presbyterian Church of Ulysses
ang By the Court. -
Court Proclamation.
WHEREAS, the Hou. R. G. White. Pres
ident Judge and the Hon. 0. A Levels
and Joseph Mann, Ens, Associate Judges of
the Courts. of Oyer hnd Termiuer and Gene
ral Jail Delivery,. Quarter Sessions of the
Peace. Orphan's Court and Court of Common
Pleas fur the Couuty of Potter.. have issued
their precept, bearing date the 19th day of
June, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-six,: and to me direc
ted. fur holding a Court of Dyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions
of the Peace, Orphan's Court, and Court of
Common Pleas, in the Borough of Couders -
port, on MONDAY,. the 15th day of Sept.,
next, and to continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
Coroners. Justices of the Peace, ncd Conga,
Wes within the county, that they be then and
there in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock;
A. M. of said day. with their rolls, • records,
inquisitions, examinations. and other remem
braces, to do those things which to their offices
appertain to he done. - And those who are
hound by their recognizance. to • prosecute
against the prisoners that.are or shall he in
the jail of the said county of Potter are to be
then and there to prosecute against them as
will be just.
Dated at Coudersport, June 19th, 1856, and
the 80th year of the Independence of 'the
United States of America.
-P. STEBBINS, Sheriff.
MIL LPORT
HEAD-QUARTERN !.
TalbEnni-aulb;setrtairrnifritakeol this
that
e e ibo ar d e o re f
r in e:
ceipt of, - and are noR opening, th ey
and
desirable stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DitY GOODS,
to which they invite tho attenticus, of all who
desire to make purchases. °restock is large,
has been selected with great care, and is par
ticuiarly adapted to the wane of this section
uf the, ceuntry. Our stock of Dry Goods con
sists of
Dram GOODS. TILIDDINGS, RIBION_ I S
immune; PARA-so:A, CIA - rm. Vas
111M1R141, VILSTLIG3, DOMILSTIOS,
Soutrimas, Loess, PAINTS,
Bosomy, SHAWLS,
and a variety of other articles, toe nnmerana
to mention: We hare also a complete assort,
meat of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND
CROCKERY;
all of Wads will be sold uncommonly 'Asap
for ready pay, and for approved credit on as
reasonable terms a; any other eitablbsbinent.
MANN & NIc.110L8; •
,
Aug. 11, 13:116:—,13;tf
- - SHERIFF'S SALEM
BY VIRTUE of sundry writs of
Vend. Ex. 4r. EL fa. issued .out,o.f the
Court of Common Pleas of Patter Co., Penn
ayliania, end to toe :directed, L shall ezpoee
to public sale or oatcry., at the Court House,
in the Borough of Condettsapport, : eak /Worlds'',
the 15th day ofSeretuber, 1856, at 76 o'clock,
A.M . : the followingilescribed real estate, to
wit: -. ,
. ,
Real estate Situate is Bingham Twp. Potter
County, Pa.; - Bounded an the north by lot
No,. 74, east by lots Non. 78 & 157, Bomb by
unseated lands, and vv.estby lands of B. Pearce
and lot No. 77, being faire. 140 at the allot.
Event of Fox & Bosslandslu Bingham Town
ship, containing 50 acres af Land, :hr.) acres in/•
proved, with one old log houses, and ova old
hovel and fruit trees thereon.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of Charles F. Abbott.
ALSO—Real estate situate in Homer Twp.
Potter County, Pa.; bounded and deseribed.as
follows. to wit: Beginning 17 rods south of
the S. W. corner of a lot conveyed by John
Keatting & CO. to John Palmer. 8. E. corner
hereof; thence west 91.5 rods to the 8. W.
sower hereof.; thence north 87.5 rods to a'
,post.; thence east 91.5 rods to. the west line of
John .Paliner's lot : ; thence south 87.5 rods to
the plaee of .heginaing containing - 50 acres,
being part of warrant No. 2135, of which 6
acres are improved, with one log house and
some fruit trees thereon.
. Seized, taken in esecution, and to be sold
u the property of Nelson 13Jecit.
ALSO—Real estate stitnatein °sway° Twp.
Potter County, Pa.; bounded on the storth by
the highway, on the east by S. P. Lyman, on
the south and west by Wm. 31'Dougall, 'con
taining eight tenths of an acre, with este two
story Tavern and ono frame barn thereon.
Seized, taken in execution, and to ..bst•ssld
as the property of P. P. Story.
ALSO—Real estate situate in the Twp. of
Bingham. Potter County. Pa.; bounded on the
north and oast by unseated lands,. south by
Ashabel Monroe ; west by lands .of John A.
Bice and Levi Monroe; containing. ono hun
dred acres, more or less; forty acres improved,
with one log house, one log barn and some
fruit trees thereon.
Seized, taken in execution. and to be sold
as the property of L. T. Monroe.
ALSO—Beal estate situate in Abbott Twp.
Potter County, Pa.; bouuded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at the S. W. cor
ner of warrant 56 49 , thence north by lands of
David Conway; thence west by lands of .1. F.
Cowan; thence in warrant line of lands of .I.'
F. Cowan to the place of beginning, being
part of warrant 5629, containing one hundred
and six (106) acres of laud, twelve acres im
proved, with one log bare and one log ehantee
thereon. • •
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of Yens Nelson.
ALSO—Real estate situate in Allegany Tp.
Potter County, Pa.; Bounded on the north by
lots Nos. 6 & i ; east by part of the east lot of
No. 19; south by lots Nos. & 22, and west
by-lot No. 22; containing oighty-fire and nine
tenth (65.9) acres of land, -being part of lot
No. 19 of the sub-division of Fox & Ross in
said township of Allegany, of which about 12
acres is improved.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of Samuel Scranton.
. ALSO—Real estate situate in Allegany Top.
Potter County, Pa.; Bounded ou the north by
lands of Fox & Ross, east by lands of Wall.
Ne!son; south by lands of Wm. Nelson, and
west by landi Of Alvarado Byam; containing
one hundred and one acres (101) of land,
about 50 acres are improVed, one frame house,
one frame barn, ono log Barn, and wood shed
and some fruit trees thereon.
Seized, taken in execution, and to bo sold
as the property of J. P. Whipple.
ALSO—Real estate situate in Allegany Twp.
Potter County, Pa.; Bounded on the north by
lots Nos. 94, 95 & 96; .eats: by lot No. 9d and
unseated land; south by unseated land and lots
Nos. 129 & 140; and west by lots Nos. 1:-V, 140
& 106 of the Bingham Estate in said Twp.,
containing two hundred and eight tenth acres
(200.8) be the same more or less. of whiCh 15
acres are improved, with oue log house and
apple orchard thereon.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of David Buanell.
ALSO—Real estate situate to Eulalia Twp.
and the Borough of Coudersport, Potter Co.,
Pia.; Bounded aud described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the N. E. corner of a lot survey
ed* for M. Hinkle ; thence east 98 perches to
teen ironwood ou the south line of lot survey
ed for ..3eorge Evens; thence south 168 per
dies. to a post on the warrant line; thence
west along said warrant line 142 perches to
the 8. E. corner of a lot surveyed for Titnothy
Ives, Jr.: thence north 80 perches to the S. E.
corner of the lot surveyed for M. Hinkle;
thence east along the south line thereof 44
perches to the S. E. corner thereof, thence
north 88 perches to the place of beginning.
containing one hundred seventeen and eight
tenth acres (117.8) with an allowance of six
per cent. fur roads &c., be she same more or
lets being lot No. 233 and p•irt of warrant No.
2080, of which about 50 acres are improved;
with one grist mill, oue saw mill, one carding
machine shop, two frame houses, one frame
barn, one log barn and one frame shed thereon.
,
--ALSO—Another tract or parcel of land, &-
I irate in Township and Couuty above mention.
ed: Beginning at a beech the N. W. of log
No. 42, of the allotment of the Bingham lands
in Eulalie Township, Potter County, Penn
sylvania, conveyed to Luther Strong; thence
north 4 0 , west 89.7 perches to the south-west
corner of lot No. 44; thence by south line of
said lot south 891 0 east 168 perches to the
west line of No. 35; then 6 in part by said
line south io west 89 perches; thence in part
by north line of lot No. 238, conveyed to Lif
tber Strong, and lot No. 42 aforesaid west
165-7 perches to the place of beginning; con
taining eighty-seven and iiiim-tenths (87-9)
acre. with - the usual allowance °fair. per cent.
for roads &e.. be the same more or less, it he
ing lot No. 43 of the allotment of Hingham
lauds in Eulalia ToWnshi . p, Potter County,
Pennr . ylronia, and part of Warrant Nn.2080 ;
.on which there is about ten (10) sores int
proved.—.A.LSO—.Auother piece iu Township
and County above mantioned : Beginning at
a post on the east line of Dennis Halllot and
the youth -west owner Of this lot; thence north
88 porches to a birch the north-west 'corner
this add the south-west corner of a lot sur
veyed to Versil Dickinson; thence east 44
perches to a post the north-east corner of this
lot ; thence south +dentate line of lot No. 338,
conveyed to Luther Strong, 88 perchea to a
post the south-east corner of this let; thence
west along the hue of said lot No. 338, 44
perches; to the place of hegiuniug ; contain
ing twenty-two and . eight-tenths (22-8) auras
with allowance+ of six per cent., being lot No..
42 and psit of Warrant No: 2080, on which,
therris one hoard shanty, and abein fifteen
(15) acres improved.
deized„ taken iu execution, and ; to,be.sold,
as the property of H. Crittenden..
ALSO--Real estate situate. in. Pike. Town.
ship Potter County, Peausyleania, described
as follows: Bounded ou the north by lot No,
17 and unseated lands of,Garlick 4 Hunsiker,
on the east by lot No. 10, south by lots No. 10
and 22, and west by lot N 0.9, being lot No. '9
of the allotment of gntlink & Hausicker lauds
o f Pike TQvruship, containing fifty-three and
sis-tenths (536) acres.
Seised, taken in esecutioP; and to be be
sold ss the property of Wm :. 13,FgRAE6
" ALSO—By vaiitte of the'withta writ to me
directed I haveicried on the tollossing des
sribed real est de. Sitn no partly in
trip, •A township and partly is Allettly,totru
ship Patter County; benaded on tint notch.'
east, west and, south. by.nase.ttediandi °fres
do Ross lands;od i vhich there is about tnty.
five acres improved, oue i rvater saw spilt, two
rog houses, outt log barn And shinty and Agit
Areas thereat!, containing one bpudred acres
of laud.. . • ,
Seized, take.i i. 7 execution, and to be so:d
as the property , of elieby D iytou.
ALSO Letrari Ftsea.s.-- AIL that cer
tain two story frame building situate in the
township of Stewartson, Potter County, Pa.,
and eighty rods west of road 'loading down
Nettie Creek and on warrant" No,. 5820
Thomas Stewartsen, warranted in said town
ship of Stewartson, same bnilt on a road lead
ing from Kettle Creek to the said Building
containing in front on said road 37 feet and in
depth 22 feeisand doe lot or piece of ground
and eurtdage appurtenances to livid building
and lots of ground.
Seized, taken in exeention, and to be sold
as the property of John F. Cowan &Co.
rirThe purchase money will be required
to be paid d /vrts, or a Bond and sufficient sure
ty-given fur the bid, or the property put up
and sold agars/.
auel—te. P.A. STEBBINS, Sheriff.
iitulitor's Notice.,
Henry Suydam, Jr.,
Al met Reed dr. Daniel -
R. Suydam, firm or No. 191 Sept. Term,
Suydam, Reed, &Ca: 1854.
vs.
Clinks W. Johnson.
The undersigned, an Auditor appain:ed by
the Court of Comm am Pleas of Potter County
to distribute moneys arrising from Sheriff's
sale ofreal estate in ibis 'case, will attend to
the duties of his appointment at his office in
Coudersport, on Monday, the Ist day of Sept.
seat, between the hours ofd & 4 o'clock, P.
IL, of said day. Parries interested in the
aforesaid,distribution, can attend if they think
proper. A. G. OL/IISTED,
Auditor.
• July 28, /8541.
- Agents Wanted. •
RESPONSIBLE Local-and Traveling
LAlLln
surance-Agents wanted to operate for A
permanent Company, to whom good induce
ments will be °fired.
Address D. S. BOSS, 142 York, Pa.
6 01-
BINNS' _JUSTICE, the latest -edition, et
' the JOURNAL 1300 K STORE.
rrHE Cythara, the Lute of Zion,
1 and Boys and Gir:s' Singing Book, at the
LOUB.NAL BtilYnl STORE.
New Books.
American Agitators and Reformers,
By Bartlett
Life of Wm. H. Seward, his Speech
es, Orations, and Writings, 1,01.
Life and Beauties of Fanny Fern,......1;45
Life of Horace Greeley, (new stypiy,)
Stanhope Burleigh, or the Jesuits in
our Homes, (new supply,)
M. W. M.
N EW Mwic received every few days by
M. W. M.
KANSAS and Nebraska.
Ladies Guide in Needlework.
Book of Parlor Gatne-
Burrowe's Piano Forte Primer.
Workingman's Way in the Iv'orld.
. Ellen Montgomery's Book Shea'.
Fcssenden's Ness American Gardener.
Sunshine on Daily Paths, Dickens
Sunshine of Graystone, E.
. Elements of Character, Margaret Chandler
Europe; k Past - and Present, Cugewitter.
Paige's Commentary on the New Testa
meat.
Endless .Amusement, or Entertaining Ex
peritnents in various sciences.
Peterson's Familiar science.
Liebig's Agricultural Chemistry.
Accerdeou Instructor, etc., at the •
JOURNAL BOOK STORE.
Coudersport, May, Itis6.
BIBLES, English and German, a variety of
.I.llstyles and sizes, at the Journal Book Store.
Pocket Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books,
Webster's Dictionary, unabridged, octavo,
high school and common school editions.
Harper's Universal Gazetteor,
' Cruden's Concordance. Testaments,
Putnam's Magazine, bound,
- Bayard Taylor's Works, 5 vols.,
Poets and Poetry of America,
Poets and Poetry of-England,
Lziyard's Nineveh and Babylon,
Willie's Poems,
Goldsmith's, Gray's, Ossian's, Cook's; and
Tennyson's Poems,
Paradise Lost. Lady of the Lake,
Piesdott's Histories. Mexico and Peru,
Thiers' French Revolutiou,
Josephus. Rollin,
, Winthrop's - New-England, "
Illacauley's England. Dickens' England,
The Spectator, 'S vols., evo.,
Children's Books—and Toys.
School Books, every kind called for in this
community.
Latin, French, and German School Books,
Levere,'s Latin Lexicoh,
Drawing Paper, Books, and Cards,
Drawing Pencils—Crayons, Toy Paitils,
Colors for oil painting. music.
Britsbes, Chalk, Pens, QAlllll,Paper of every
variety called for. Wafers, Wax, &c.
Materials flu. Paper Flowers. •
Harrison's Coppug-Ink—Davids' Blue Ink,
Indelible-ink, several kinds. •Hovey's Ink,
Many Phreniological and Ilydropathic
Works.
Fowlers and,Wells' publications... . •
Blank Books. Meats. and Diaries.
Teacher and Parent. r- • . •
Theory and Practice of Teaching.
Life of Hcirace Greeley. ,
Star Papers—H. W. Beecher.
Works of-Theodore Parker.
Shakspeare,
For Sale cheap at the
JOURNAL BOOK— STORE.
DIARIES and Alnapnacs for 1856
Blotting Cases, Card, Cafes,
• Therneters,. - .
Children's Bo_eits for the Holidays,
Chess Iltten, Draping paper;
Brj.siof Bpaid, litOnochrocnatic Board,
HydropathicEneyeloyedia, by Dr. Tcidl.
Family'Physicjap—Dr.Shew,
fapPly Dentist,
Pott4dtar . Papers, at the '
JOURNAL BOOK STORE.
AVEBSTEKS DICTIONARY . — Pocket,
X School, UulYerAify.. Octavo, and Quarto
edition& (O; sajp M., W. M.
1 / I SKWINUIP, Water Colors,
1./ Brawhig Paper,. raucils, and Brushes,
'ass received by •
.IWETHODIST Ilytrun• Books DC eazious
Sizes just iu and for sale . ak din
ISOURNAL.BOOK STORE.'
NEW _FIR
frt . IIE undersigned having formed - e
co
-1 partnership under tho name and titlo of
JONES =MN -&- JONES,
for tile4rtspose of extending their usefulness
in :he Mercantile basiness P Lae purchased
the ends., stock of C. S. Joues, Lewis Mann
.tul A. P.Jones, lvhich vriah the lvrge ad
ditions now being wade to the coustalidattul
Stock; I , y 445. VitTilllLS from New York Mut.
Philadelphia, .enables 'them tn offer to ' fw
Public and each of. their foriner cnitmadv
the largest, best and most . extensive nsior,
anent 01-goods ever broughtizt!, this
To accommodate themselves and thelr "ins
tomers, they have remodeled the Stira form- -
erly occupied by C. S. Jones, where they
may he found at all times ready and i6lling
to wait upon all ,who may extend to -Lima
their patrouage. Their Stock consist)
Iron, Xails,. - 4-se•
C. S. JONES, L. MANN, A. f. JONES
Coudersport March, 20th, IBZ,li.
JONES, Mi li 'N JOXES, -
Are now receiving a large lot of the Imo
Style Prints consisting of Coclieco,lieri
mack, Philips Alled& Sons, Briggs, Sprague
& Co.. Warranted fast color", also a lot
of Cheap Prints. Cull & Examine.
'JONES, MANN 4. JONES,
Would call the attention of those who are la
want of Cloths to their Stock, which they; tali
continually replenishing consisting of ,
Broad
• x
Cassirneres of all grades and styles, Sattinstis
hive now on hand several Oakes
of Farmers Satin, which is warranted
to give satisfaction. Try at.
JONES, 11.4NN, S. JONES.
CALL AT JONES, MANN, & JONES
and examine their assortment of Sheet
ings, Shirting, Demins, Tick% Marr:cus
Stripes and Checks. They.nre jit4t receiving
a handsome lot of Bleached goods, which
they are desirous of having their caste:mu
exatnine, •
OLD famhinned Dimity for sale at
' JONES, MANN & JONES
WEhave on hand a good assortment of
Yankee notions, which we ore willing
to sell at • reasonable profit, Linen thread,
Cotton do. (spool & skein ;) Linea end
Cotton Floss, French Working Cotton,
Knitting do. Needles, Pins, with almost crery
thing belonging to this departmet • LI Trade.
JO.NES, MANN 4&.• JONES.
ALL who are in want of Boon; or.Shnes
will please call and examine the stock o
JONES, MANN & JONES, . -
Whichis the largest ever opened in this
county. and we - feel confident that we cat
satisfy the most critical. We have. also iv
connection with this Brandt ofour I)ll4i:teas a
Where we can order any kind of work; and
we believe that our Home Made work is ■a
perior to that which brought from abroad
LE.ATHE
of the best quality, and of all the cfffereret
kind; with Boot & Shoe findings at .
JONES. MANN &JONES:
TEAS (Black and Green) from twenty-five
Ms. to a dollar, constantly on baud at
JONES, MANN & JONES.
nUR Stock of Groceries is offered to tr•
N.l
inspection of the Public , wi:h the lull
belief that it is the best in the "County. W4I
humd that this department of our busbies.,
shall always be kept in readiness to supply
the wants of this community.
JONES, MANN & JONES.
JONES MANN & JONES, have certainly
the best - stock. Of Hardware ever
kept in this place, and they intend to keop
every thing in, this line, and we feel contidec
that we csrn do as well by the Pevie or' this
County as will be done by theniat %. eksville
A la m o Stock of Crockery to select from
.• JONES, MANN dr. JONES.
WANTED at JONES, MANN JONES
Wheat, Rye, Buckwheat, Cord, 0 1 itc,
Potatoes%
Or anything the. Farmers have for s.:•e, lj e
can find ready sale for at our Store.
W E are keeping. a good assuraaeat •L
llt N
from which-we;will supply the Much-Smith
of this . seetion, as. favorably as they will he
dealt muth.at
.7:011LBS, MANN 4- JONES,. .
WOULD Respectfully ask the ranneis
of this county to examine the Advau
ta,ges, offered them to this place, for the ex
changing.of their farm produce for cash or
klereJaandise, almost all kinds of grain, sasi
in fact, every kind the farmer has to sell, bet
a more ad.vance&figure In Coudersport.. thu
at any of the Northern markets,, while th*
goods of the Merchant, au about the
price. excepting the heavy articles which.
have Transportation. added.
'JONES, MANN & JCN
Marsh 20th,),e1
bL {WW. MANN
Market.
.Dry Goo as,
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES,
provisions,
HATS &
.CAPS.
BOOTS & SHOES,
([SLACK & BLUE,)
TWEED&
JEgljrB4.c.
Boot & Shoe
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