rtig.I,‘.URNAL !
goppE4sPoier, DEq. 18,
ritISCELLANY
A P4r-ITV ‘YONAN;—.-.-.The sµhioined
Iy:l4 . '4;l:Alava discovaro4 in an f3x7
cligngse:
A pretty woman is one of the "in
gitutions" the pountry-_-_=au angel
jo dry goods and glory. She makes
atinshioe, blue sky, Feuith yf „rely,
ptid happioess yrhereyer she gat33.l
119 r Pof.ll is one of deiicions roses,
rpripplei and beauty. She is a sweet, I
ppm, writiep out in rare curls and
Fli( 1 0 1 ‘"calico, and good principles.
!I . ! en stand up hetnre her as so many
admiration points, to'melt into Cream
ilieg hatter. tier words float
round the ear like mu-ic; hirls of Pat : .
Oise, or the chimes of Sabbath bells.
Withoi t her, society sv o al t i 1 ( 1 3 9 its
iruest attraction, thechnt eh its firmest
felience, and young men the very best
pf comS arts ae4 company ; Fier influ:
puce and generosity restrain the vic
i,n,s, oat angthen th'e'; weak, raise thp
i.wly, flannel-shirt the heathen, and
ktrengthen the faint-hearted. Wher-.
river yea qui the yirttp,us women,
you also find pleasant firesides, bo..
/pieta, clean clothes, order, good liv
ing, gentle beari.si oppkie, light and
l''"!Ql u itistittlo. o ." generally. Shp
i. the flower of humanity.: n very Vet
pus in dimity, and her inspiration is
0 1 ! VI Path of licmven.
Daniel Igelate, Conxtehip,
While on the subject of Mr. Wel):
stet's history, I cannot forbear meo:
tioning - an incident / relating to his
cuu►tship, which do not remember
to have seen recorded. He was then
A young lawyer in Portsmouth, N. 11,
At one of his visits to Miss Grace
Vletchei, h
. v had, pray:4lly with
xiew of combining utility and enjoy:
went, been bolding skeins of silk
thread fur iter. when soddenly he
!itopped, saying, "grace, we have true
been engage.] in untying knots; let 'es
see if we Far tie a knot, one which
will not, untie lot a lifetime." He
then took a piece -of tape, and after
I•eginning 3 knot , of a peculiar kind,
gaverlt to her to complete. Tills was,
the C - e - fempay and ratification of their
engagement ; And now, in a little box
marked by him with the words ". Pre
cious Documents," containing the let
leis of his early cottrtsbip, thisuoique
;nemorial is to be found. Th , e kunt
has never been uotied,
MR. BUCIIANAN'S CAHINIET.-WO
save hitherto, sofralned taking an in-
Nentory of the " catkinet ware". made
up for Mr. P t uc.hanaa by thenress, be
lieving that ha-was quite canaille of
wanaging his own household ; hut the
New York Triban,c says, on what it
helieves to be reliable aittho.rity, the;
the cost 9,t ec.ratary of State has boe'
pfft,red to Glen. Oass, and w4l acc.rstati
‘ty the distinguished Michigan Sena
oa Tuesday Dec. 2d.
NERRIIKA.-.-40 fox 11.31eYl
bars of the Territorial legislature has
just been held in Nebraska, and we
barn from the Wynmina (N. 1%) 1W
- oro i rle that the party lines swore not
drawn; the members chosen, so far as
beard from„ eve nearly all scrong free
State wen. The ealto.r cif the Neb.r4s
- City Nita*, a groldayery v,sp,er, wag
def 611444;
"WA HAVIN'7 ({uT. ANN Q O ll. AN. !4
110U111."---.A little boy whose
ether neglected the duty of family
Flyer, ipent some titre with pious
relations, where morning and evening
devotion Kas• carefully observed, and
veligioue instruction imparted re
parked, "We haven't gut any Qod at
in4~apq'e house;
ADVENTORSS OF A BOTTLC.-A bot
tle thromi overboard from the ship
Adirondack, cm tit* banks of New,
flundland, 41, September, 1855., eon,
laining s letter from a lady on board
to a friend in Ireland, was pi,c,ked up
In the tivet ahatinon . , Augast, 185.6,
and the letter for,,yerded to its afl
&et's,
RUNNjY({ FOR
Orflcs.—=4 follow who
was seen hurrying along the street 'l,ll
Miltun, lately, was asked what office
he was running for. "Squire Thorp's,
I,)y ../upiter !. I'm was the reply.
Itelundag Home,
The steamer Wm. Campbell, which
arrived here
: from Missouri rimer
yesterday, brought down a coinpany
of ono hundred and thirty- quasi Kan
sas emigrants, who were chiefly from
the southern states; and, hawing lie
rome sickened lyith the pea - ce pros
pects in the territory, are retn 'ring to
their old homes.—illissonri Deinocrc.ll!
nr Wilell you catch a man ridicu,
ling t'ae wrongs of Kansas, or the
wrongs !If The poor, crushed slave,
look at him' carefully. You • will see
a cold, glittering eye, passion-marked
features and a self worshipper. Watch
him in every depart menkof active life.
He hath a dovi7' taTs no heart,
or none That will make 'the woild any
better though it ,It .uld beat a thousand
years.—Erie True .17ueriean.
Strong language, but. trap To the
letter.
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School. Books; every kind called for in this
. community.
Latin,•Freneh, and German School Books,
Levere.ti's Latin Lexicon,
Drawing Papet, Books, and Cards, •
Drawing Pencils—Crayons, Toy Paints,
Colors for 'oil painting. Music.
•Bratshes, Chalk, POllN F Qlllllp,l'aper °fever,'
variety called 'for %Wafers, Wax Sco.
Materials - for Paper Flowers.
Harrison's Copling-Ink=llavids' Blue Ink,
...Indelible ink, severalliinils. Ilovoy's Ink,
Many Phrenological and Llydropathic
Works. •
~ Fowlers and Wells' publications.
• Blank Books. 'Moos. and Diaries.
Teacher and 'Parent. •
• Thonry and Practice of 'reaching.
Lifo• or LI oraoe Greeley.
Starl'apers W. Beeolter. •
Works of
.Thoothiro Parker.
• Shakspeare,&Q.,
For sale olioap at the
J 0 URNAL BOOK—STORE.
EMMEO3
NEW GOODS.
THE subscriber hits Just ropetvod a gutter
al tOisortinent of fall and winter goods
consisting of
- Dity clooDs,
• .
• & SHOES,
'HATS & Pt 3,
BONNETS,
R I B BONS,
G ROC ERIES & CROCKERY,
and almost every article needed iu the town
end vicinity, which- he p . b.dges himself to sell
as low as the
LOWEST,
—o—
old ChitOMPrS And friends and the pub
tic generally are invited I call and. examine
for themseives. '
D. E. OLMSTED.
Coudersport Oct: 4th, 1;<:5
NURSERY.
- •
L t
. IN \
u&,.. CO.,.cs, i t I i Yates l
large v..lualde assortinei4t 0f.7211 T TREEe
of all varieties itsuittly troll irate,, Tilllllll Tyres
aye piling awl of vi ,, s ormis growth. The qual
ities are the most elioico known, 'will war
r.oil te l l genuine. Also a line arm k of OiLVA
MLNTAL TREES and SIIRMERY, lbt
4prag
isl Actilrens orilert ti C. BEACIL Pell
Tut, w, l u.. N,
S..L.t. 1 I, I e513.-211mo
nIITNA.II'6, Until L I•'r ink. Lodi° A
IS ck w oias, 1101140
hold I,VordA, sal.) ut tho
ritNAL BOOK 8-roitr.,
VARIES and Atli - mimes fur .1.85f1,
1-7 Blotting Cases, Card Cases,
Thertnonwers,
Children's Books Ibr the. Holidays,
Chess Men, Drawing paper, '
Bristol Board, Monochromatic Board,
Ilydrypathic Encyc:oyedia, by Dr. Trail,
•
Family Dentist,
.
l'ottpiker r „ lporA, ttt tlko
JOURNAL BOOK STORE.
NOW READY,
TEE NEWSPA f PER. .REC
ORD, A Collection ofNews,b,per racts
and Statis.ies, pont:tilting A C. r.y,PLETE
`LIST OF NEV‘ SPAPER, in the Uni.ed
Stater, Canadas, and Oveat Britain.
The may reliahle work of th - kind in the
world. An invaltUdde assistant to the Editor,
Book Publisher, - auttGencral Advents:6r. Bvc k „
210 pp.
On receipt ofs2, it will he prepaid per to oil,
tq any part of the country.
-
LAYS. BKOTtIEB, Publishers,
N0.•:c.3 Duck street, Philadelphia.
rir Editors inserting the chore three men las
with editorial reference, and sending copies of
paper, ipreFaid, to-the above address ; 1.1101
CGIVE• a copy 0,1 the weds,
Dealer in Lary Co,odt l / 4 Qr.ozwies, erooke , rl,,
Reddy-made Clothing, and Yankee Notiinus
—Third street,-Coudersport.
THE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE,
s herebi given that the Notes and Accounta
I
of the late firm of Tyler and Jones have
been transferred to Smith & Jones, and will
be round in their hands for collection. Those
- indebted to the late firm of Tyler and Jones,
Will please settle the cam with the under
'signed lunned i iatcly. .
SMITH & JONES.
Coudersport, JAly 3, 1656:
- CLOTH DRESSING.
A LL. persons having cloth to color and
[IL dress, by leaving the same at the
blare of J. M. Jndd in Cloyderopurr, win'h a
forwarded to the works of the subscriber
finished in good order and returned, payment
for dressing can he made to J. M. Jud
pu
delivery of.he cloth. Mark the pieces pointy
with name and directions.' •
'O. H. PERRY,
Genesee Fork Seth. , 19th, 1855.
- Butterwort!'
W ILL furnish . tile people with fieskt Beer
and Alfurrou, on Tuesdays and Fridays
during, Elko sea§o,n.. Casil win be punt for heel'
Milo at all times,
Coudersport, July 17, 1856.. .
. .
RAFTING Instrnments, Water Coifing,
D Drawing Paper, Pencils, and Brushes
just received by .
YATES COIIAPY
L. F. MAYNARI)
NO I'IC E
M. W. MANN
pl 4
I ..1 :0 , :.a - :
and'Olelodenf- --
:- .4 -ii , ii i ,, e ,, ~
THE CASH SYSTEPsf ADOPTED
Prices Greatly:Rethiced
.0011 ACE WATERS 9
-
Nu. ,3; . 33.l3roadzegy, .2V, Y. .
AGENT FOIL THE BEST BOSTON AND
N. Y. INStRiIifIENTS.
THE Largest Assortment of Pianos,
met,dicoog, mo4opi Instnonents and
Musical Merchandise of all kinds, in. ihe
.•
S. Pianos from Teti different Manufucorivi,
sotoprisin c , thoie of every vurii ty of style,
front the plain, neat and. substantial 64
racer, in Walnut or Rosewood C1131:14 (run t
WO to - $990. to tio;so of 'the most eleguut •
finish op to Usle - ThOUNILIIII Dollars. No hums
in the Union can compete with the shove i f ,
the number, variety, nod celebrity of. its iu,
stratum qua, nor in . :the Extremely Low Prices
ut which they are sold.
HORACE WATERS'
MODERN IMPROVED
• 'PIANOS;
With or without Iron Frames, possessing
their improvements of ovcr.strings and action,
a length of scale, and compass' of toile equal to
the Grand Piano, united with the beauty toil
durability. or structure of the agitate'
They are justly
. pronounced by the l!resa end
by the first 11, , asical blasters, to be equal to
those ofany other manufacturer. They s t y
built of the bed and most thoroughly sessa r ,,
I material, and giarauteed to stand the c ,
tion of every climate.
Each lustrument.guaranteed to. give satin,
fion i(in. or purchase-money reflinded. S• 0
OND4IAND PIANOS GREAT;ItAIt.
GAINS, constantly is store, rico lioan 4
to $llO.
HORACE WATERS'
melodeoets,
Superior liistninupts in 'tone touch and
of inake: (Tuned the equal tempers. :
'tient.) Melodeon• of all other i.tylea mot
makes. ?rive • $45. $6O $75 % 11:4,
W(1. I•l6 , niile iteeds and two bunks of
Lessliberal tliprouitt. Cl)nqi
• rr.
and Churches. an extra discount.
M Ater IN'S QUITARS„
BIZO\VN'S
FLUTES,
VE: I7I. IIAS,
ACTORI)EONS,
VIOLINS, •
and Musical lost 11111.4.141 s of all kinds:at Imre.*
prices than ever before uttered to the imb.jo
A large_ilipconid to Teachers und Scboi b.
The trade supplied on the must liberal terms,-
ICIIiS O.
One of the largest and brat AelcCtea esth
logues . of Mnsienowd publibbcpl, comprisick
many of the choice an aloe popular ,aile af.
the'day, and will be Q n e ahinl utf bora
the iegular prices..
Music: at qt by mai) to, an pasta o 4 the cove. :
19-, post paid Particular and personal enact
ion' lead to 1411 nedera received by mail. Sat•
istaction guaranteed tt), every instunt I, Hetet
and Melodeons for,rent, and rent allowed
purclia,,, rialtos and Melodeons' fur "I' as
1"""1lily paytorttle, Sc;concl-tund %Piano. :es
ken in emriinnge fur mew. and seteelc
Catalogues and Schedule of prices forwarded
to,ull parts of thr ecocutry by null!. -
GP" GREAT INOCCENIEN'fIi OFFEZEtt.
TO A g E TN IN ALL PARTS OF 111 E
COUNTY X. it sell the liar - ace Wat era' l'ilass
h. — deons, and G•tralogGe of Music.
DINNS' JUSTICE, the latest
_edition, st
11 the JOURNAL
.11001( STORE
11 ,7- ANsA6 qna
lAka,„. Guide in Need - I.k
Rook of Parlor Games.
iturrowe's Piano Forte Primer.
IVorkingtuait's Wac in the %Vora,
Ellen Mon7gomery's Hook Shea".
ressentlen's tits American Gardens,.
Sunshine ill Daily Paths, Dickensi •
Stmg k itto of ( ;t44.6 1 :(44i/A . I E. 4. AboY•
Elemeirs ofCli.tr.,eter, Margaret Cletast
Etirqc: Past antl Present, Eugewitter.-
"Mgt: .
on the New Ttes,
ment. -
T..adless .latitsement, or Entertaining E. 1.••
perintents-in various 'mimic's.
Petersoles.Fatnitiar Science,
Liebig's Agricultural Cil6,ll.latrr.
- Aceordeon Instritetiir, etc.. at:the.
JOURNAL BOOK STORE
Coudersport, May 1.156.
Lewisville steam Gri3t lii
r tIE stiliseribers baring purelineeil the ies.
k'rcAt t.f all other parties lieretutOre cue..
eerueiliii the above establishment, are euvr
prepared to do all kinds -of custom work is
it .:lie, as we Vilieve its a workmanlike•
ma iuct mid lope Ly a dili i ient attention to.
bl.l,lne,s, to ' merit. anti receive II suer.,. akin
of Flu, mtge. Persons wishing to have whvet %
or tome wheitylinirmi for market, can at lilt
irons be eceuidnumlatiiii ou short
NOTICE...
For the quality of the work lipue at. our. mill..
we toter to' A.
Corey,
EN., Bingham, and Sia Corey,Litki Lewievillie, G.
JoittA S . Nano, EAq., and Air. Jam! .,
.
Locke, Coudersport.
GRI DLE Y.
LreAltis.
21`tb. 18SEr. ' •
HURRAH ! 1 - 111,111tA it !!
rrip[c Weer has' come at,last, and 'all what
wish to have„ licir Oinding done in the.
VERY DEST Di. ORDER •
mat bring your grain to tia Cushier'ft:
Grist Mite and there you will fiutS M 'for
tun giving entire satisfacticiu to all. yoa,
who 'doubt give him a call, 'nitd• you'll not •
e aoriy. . •
11. 11, whe:.t. and Buckwheat floured At :
market, on tho shortest notice. •
Cushingville, April 12th, 1856.
- NeW 11001 CB.
American Agitators and
.Reformers,
iv nutlet?. ' - $ 1 ; 26
Lilt of Wm. H. Seward, his Speech
es, Orations, and Writings, 1 01
Life and Beautiiii of Fanny
•Ljfe of-Horace Greeley, (new. supply,)
Stanhope Burleigh, or the Jesuits in
our Homes, (new supply,)
' • 51. •W. M. ,
ALLEGANY HOUSE,
Samuel M. Mills, Proprietor. On the Wilk
it'll° road, 'seven mile; North t.f Condor/pot-.
N E W Music recanted every few jig..bi