TIEFTSIC URN AL.
CarD s tRsPORT; DEC. 25. 1856.
H p Id A T 7 E
XV ANTIM, at this Offico'nn soh
. T': . • scriptions, immediately. 20
CORDS pod. ylitaple or Beech
Store-Wood , IS inches lung, and n. ne
oeer 29_inchee, split. tolorahly. fine.
This is an excellent opportunity r,,
those who are scarce of money to par
up their auhactiptions. cord will
procure a receipt in fall for one years
subscription to the Journal. .
T. S. CHASE, Publisher.
Dec. 25th, 1855.—tf.
DONATION PARTY.
Tim citizens of Coudersport and vi•
cinity are respectfully invited to at
and z Donation Party at the house of
Ray; W. H. Saiw. on Tuesday Af
ternoen and Evening. December
30th 1856. All ,are invited to be pres-
Sea the advertisement in another
eulumn headed "Presents for the
)11idays."
tar Coudersport Lodge of Good
Templars will hold an op - en session
to-morrow evening, (Friday, 26th.) at
which time E. C. Wright will deliver
a Temperance Address. -
Tai Annual Session of the Penn's
Greed Lodge of the I. 0. of Good
Templars wale held in Meadville, on
Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
The authorized Minutes .of the Session
will be pUblished in theznezt number
of the Jotrrnal.by request of the Lodge.
ESQ, the new Sheriff•
was sworn into office last week. He
o nset into office as the favorite c.f the
pauses of this county, and from our
knowledge of_the man, we do not hes
itste to predict that when his ter m (XI
office *tithe.* he will retire with the
praslige of the popular verdict nfl'well
dune thou kinnd and faithful servart."
The reliting 4ffice.r I'. A. Stelthini.
Esq . ha' wan and deserved the ri.r 2 .
tttion of an excellent officer and
Tnr Ireceniher Term of the Court
of Quarter Sessions wa3 held in this
place liot week, Judge Galbraith, of
Erie, pre , bling—Judge White being
intere3tea in one of the suits to he
toed lowing exclisized venue with
Judge Ga!braith. Tits . Hon. G. G.
Going, our newly elected Associate
Judge took his seat, Judge Lewis re
Mr. Colvin makes a clever
]'king magistrate, and seems to hear
theburt den of his newly acquired dig
with eass and grace. The only
tety impor6nt CAow tried,
r that of
Tr.thop rs Dike and Foster. was deci.
del hr a judgment against the Defend
tr.th.
Ihrsse TATI.oe hat•commenced his
:viers in the Tribune, fr..m abroad.
He pea thro' Norway, Russia, Sibe
rt, down throu:;b China, and h.ime
y the way of Califtrnia. See our
page fir his introductory letter.
Reritslicau. meeting.
Pursuant to a call issue d by Isaac
Ranson. Ecq.. Chairman of the County
i4ecutive Committee. a meeting of
t - s Republican Electors was convened
the Coui t House Tuesday evening.
14r. 16, fnr the purpoie of perfecting
organization throughout the county.
Oa motion, Hon. 0. A. Lewis was
•.ected Chairman, and Wm. Perry
Stc: can%
The object of the meeting wa+ out
bd by the Hon. Joseph Mann.
011 motion, Sobieski Ross, A. G.
Olwed, Lewis Mann: G. B. Overto?l,
t ,, (1 L. F. Maynard, were appointed
Coutty Executive. Committee for the
twaing year.
A motion was carried , to appoint a
t)mraitte e of three in each township,
irten the following were appointed :
Abort—David Conway.
Allegany—G. W. G. Judd; Henry
Nelson, S. M. Mills.
Eisgham—J.L.Rooks, laaae Jones,
l‘lutiti 1). Briggs.
Clara—Wrn. 3. Graves, Samuel
,1 114 keli . , Sala Stevens.
Csadersport-.Jacob Reckhow, Ben
stain Nano's, A. F. dimes.
Untie—John Tag;art,
illsna Clark.
Genesne--0. Chamberlain, 0. H.
. i'l errY.H. H. Munson.
Z arrisom—Zalmon F. Robinson. S
. 6 * / Uwe, Charles Howard . -
;Hector—;A.- Aotesbary, Francis
Stray*Cyros Sur4lerlin.
. Hopi. r—A. U. Crosby, Tamar Peet,
Harris.
trebroyi-A,V, P. • Ceol, G-eo. Estes,
Julius Baker. •
Trukson —David Crowell, A. A.
CI ewl
Oniayo—E. Lymau, H. li..isyrnan.
Jerome Chesebni.
Ptke—John Carriel, S. H. Martin,
J. Q. Merrick: 1'
Portage—Edmund Hough, E. D.
%Vm. Enaign. •
- Reasaite Valley—John L. Warren',
Samuel Palmer, Henry M'Broal.
Roulet—Seneca Pomery, Christo
pher Knowlton, John Lyman. Jr.
Stewardson—Henry. Ainireson, J.
Williams, Joseph Leib.
Summit —Merriek •Jackson, George
Ayres, J. M. Basuett.
Sweden—H. L. Bird, Edwin Lyman,
G. L. Catlin.
Aharon—L. H. - Kinney, It. L. Nicb
oht, Azel Lane.
Ulysses—Amtfrose Corey, S. A
Slade, N. H. Halleck.
West Branch—J. W. Joselye, S. M.
Cone!)le. EI astus Crippen.•
Wharton 4—John Rees, (earge
A. Barclay, John Beesley. •
0. A. Lewis, President.,
\Vu. Perry, Secretary. •
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the pbulic generally, that they hate abandoned •
the credit system. After a .borough trial, they
are fully satisfied it is a non-paying system.
Hereaf,er onr business will be conducted
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wish to buy cheaper than ever before in Cou
dersport, will please give us a call.
The highest market price will be paid for
ell kinds of produce in exchange for goods.
SCHOOMAKER &JACKSON.
Coudersport, Oct. 13. 1856.
C OUD ER S PORT MARKET.
CORALCritD IrTerELY, TOE THIS JOINUFAL,
BY
S•CH.OONIAK.Eit S. JA.CRSON.
Dee.era in Dry Goods.firoemies, Hatt
Car. Boma & Shoes. Crodtery,
Yon:. Flour. Meal &c.,
Main. Stivet, •Coutlerrport, Pa. •
- COIVDELIPORT, Nor. 20,
flaw, per bbl $9,00.
Park, ". • 26,04.
Salt. '• • - 3,50.
Cora Meal, per 100 lbe. ..... 2.50.
Butter, per ;b.. .22
• Lard, .. 14.
Pork, " 34.
" ..30 to 34.
beer Skin. per lb ............... 25.
O.as, per bushel 374
Buck Wheat, " 62}
Cora, " " . 874
Rye, " "
Potatoes. " 50.
Eggs. per d0z.,... . 124
liar. per Ton, 8 00
Talkuo, pier lb. 15.
OTIOE is heietby given, to all per
-1 son: , indebted to the old firms of F. L. &C.
3.J . 1 , t s, 0 v & 5 roans, and to C. S. JONES,
th-tt they must call and iectic the sumo without
de !ay, if they 'mail to save costs; for the above
debts utustead shall be collected
C. S. JONES
Coudersport, Dec. 15.1.-14:31.-3L
A secret Worth Knowing !
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BITE OF A RATTLE SNAKE-
Alfeeticins Of the Lungs, Liver and Kid
neys--Dyspepssa—Feinale Weakness—Coughs
Treme,s—Trembling of
the Limbs—ltlltined Face or Eves--Ctulls and
Fever— .nd, above alt, COSSUM.ITIOR, cured.
Au old. retired ludi in Doc:O{, While among
the ditfereot tribes of Indiana, found tint,th tr
great Secret, in curing all the above diseases,
in a very abort time, with a few stole roots;
and as he wants to do as much :,:ood as poasibM,
he will se td to any one who wishes to bails
them, all the above receipts. wi:h full particu
lars bow to mike and use the medicine, in all
the above diseases, for 12 seas--:n go towards
paying for the answers ,d this adverdsetnent.
Every family should k ,ow these secrets white
they have a chance. Address DOCTOR 1(011E
GAN, Lancaster, Pa. 9:3l—it _
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Rose Glark. .
A ROMANCE BY FANNY FERN
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United States has read it. As respecia the
work we have now imprt-ss, ROSE CLARK
we can only say we regard it in every respect
a greater; better work ; and are confivsit it
will not only sustain, but even ircreise the
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have re .sons for thinking "Raise Clark" will
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COLESBURG IN COMMOTION!
Sam- Mills on -the -4 Track,
A Full Assortment -of Oroceries, Szt
' IlliE undersigited begs leave to in
form the citizens Of Allegany, end others
interested, that he has just filled up the Store
in enlesbarg, formerly °occupied by N. L.
Dike, with a choice se:ectiou of Dry Goods.
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any other ;tore in Potter County. -
SPECIALNOTICE TO LUDIDERMLS.
Lamberin eau always find plenty of Oats
And tiler Grain with we, and 1' agree to for
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Kee , ing of team. :o any parson desiring a load
of Oats, who will find inc with lees than 2
.to 500 bushels on hand
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New York & Erie Railroad.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
WilorEoßf E ad A in S L iuist e ra t t t i e o ns u
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fnllovrs: •
Primary studies—Reading, Spelling,
Mental Arithmetic, &c., • - - $2.50
Common English branches—Geogra
phy, Orthography, Arithmetic, and
Grammar, , - - - - - - - - - - $3.75
Higher English Branches—Natural
•
"Philosophy, astronomy, Chemistry,
and First Lessons ,in Algebra, - - $5.00
Higher Mathematics—Algebra, Go
inueLry, &c.,
Latin, Greek, and French, Lan
guages, - - - -
Drawing extra, -
Piano Music, • do.
'. Payment strictly in advance.
All.scholars who, can write legibly, will be
required to present an original Composition
Once in two weeks: and all male scholars to
declaim once in two weeks. ,
Egr Board can be obtained in priiate Fam
ilies in the village, or *rooms can be bad in the
Academy by applying to the Principal.
Mr. Hendrick has held the Preceptorship
of the Academy for the past year, and it is
with great satislaction we announce that we
have been able to secure the continuance of
his services. The flourishing condition of the
Academy has been exhibited by a larger at
tendance and more general expression of sat
isfaction, than has ever beetr experienced
heretofore; and the Trustees flatter themselves
that in the renewal of his engagement they
are carrying out the wishes of the patrons of
the Academy thus favorably indicated, and
securing for that station a gentleman fully
competent to supply the wants of an
intelli-
I gent community.
ELI REES, 'President; - 1
G. B. OVERTON, Seey,
LEWIS MANN, Treasurer, Trastegs.
AMOS FRENCH,
SOBIESKI ROSS,
H.J. OLMSTED,
Coudersport, Nov. 10, 1E36.
11E1;-U P A I VERS !
TtiE subscribers take this method of in
forming their friends that they are in re
ceipt of, and are vox opening, a choice and
desirable stock of
STAI'LF AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
to which they invite the attention of all who
desire to make purchases. Onrstock is large,
has been selected ,Ith great care, and is par
ticularly adapted to the wants of this section
of the country. Our stock of Dry Goods con
sists of
DRRSS GOODS. TRIVIIISGS, Rinnoss, EN.II
DROIDIRIESi PARASOLS, CLOTH!, CAS
SIMERIS, VILSTIAGS, DOSILSTJCS,
SLIIRrISGS, LEARNS, PRISTS,
• HOSIERY, SHAWLS,
and a;variety of other articles, too numerous
to mention_ V. have also a complete assort.
ment of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND
CROCKERY;
all of which will be sold uncommonly cheap
'for ready pay, and for approved credit on as
reasonable terms as any other establishment.
MANN & NICHOLS.
11•%t}., Ang. 11,1866.—k'1L1
NRW
tiIHE undersigned - havingl formed
-I. partnership ender the name and fide of
JONES MANN b. JONES,
for the purpose of extending their usefulness
in the Atarcantile business; have purchased
the entire stock of C. B..lortes,. Lewis Mann
and A'. F. Jones, which with' the large ad
ditious now being made to the consolidated
Stock, by daily arrivals from New York nod
Philadelphia, enables them to offer to tut
Public and each of their former customerell
the largest, best and most extensive assent
meat of goods ever brought into this
Ola,rleet. _ -
To accommodate themselves and their nee
comers, they hare remodeled the Store Awns
er!y occupied by C. S. Jones, when.. they
way be found stall times ready and willing
to wait upon all who May extend to than
Their patronage. Their Stock consist• e
Dry Goods,
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES,
Provisions
HATS & CAPS.
BOOTS & SHOES,
Iron, Xails,
C. S. IWNES, L MANN,, A: F. /ONES
Coudersport March, 2oth, 1856.
JONES, MANN 4- JONES,
Are now receiving a large let of. the bees
Style Printsi consisting. of Cocheee, Bled
mack, Philips Allan & Sons, Briggs, Sprague
/it. CO. Warranted fast colors, also a let
of Cheap Prints. Call & Examine,
JONES, MANN JONES. • '
Would call the attention of those who an in
want of Cloths to their Stock, which they a:.
continually replenishing consisting of
Broad Cloths,
(BLACK & BLUE.)
Cassicueres of all grades and aryls., Sunset
TWEEDS.
eIEaXS 4°C.
WEhave now on band several Tsang'
of Farmers Satin, which ii warrants/
to girl satisfaction. Try It.
JONES, MANN,. & JONES.
CALL AT JONES, MANN, & JONES' /
and examine their assortment of Sheet
ing3, Shirting, Demins, Ticks, MArriea -
Stripes and Checks. They are just receiving
a -handsome lot of Bleached goods, which
they are desirous of baring their cuteness
examine.
OLD fashioned Dimity for sale at
JONES, MANN Zs JONES
WE have on hand s good ass ortment •
Yankee notions, which Cie are willing
to sell at reasonable profit, Linen thread,
Cotton do. (spool lc 4(4410 Linen sad
Cotton Floss, French Working Cotton,
Knitting do. Needles, Pins, with alma every
thing belonging to this depart:net if Trig*.
JONES, MANN ds JONES.
A LL who are in, want of Boots or Shoes
_EL will please call and examine the stock o
Which is the largest ever opened in
county, and we feel confident that we ace
sandy the most critical. We bare also it
connection witkthis Branch of our business a
- $6.00
. . $6.00
$2,50
. . $1r).005
Whore we can Order any kind of works ad
we believe that our 11.11114 Made Frock is en
perior to that which is brought frOns &bread
,LEATHER .
of the best quality, and of all the •differs
kinds, with Boot & Shoe findings at
JONES. MANN & JONES.
TEAS (Mask and Green) from twenty-flre
cm to a dollar, constantly on hand 11
JONES, MANN & ;JONES.
OeR Stock of Groceries is offered to tlit
inspection of the Public with this• fal
belief that it is the best in the County. Ws
intend that this department of. our brailts
shall always be kept in readiness to &mil
the wants of this community. . -
JONES, MANN & JONS,
JONES MANN do JONES, ifitvi circa*
the best stock r:d . if ardwar• eye
,kept in this place, and they imend to keel
every thing in this line, and we feel seething
that tve can do as well by the l'euple cf ti
County as will be done by then' at Wellsville
/large Stock' of Crockery to select front
JONES, MANN 4 JONES.
WANTEO atiONES, IfAXN 4JON s
Wheat, RV/, Buskl!heat. Cora ease.
Or afirtning the Farmers hare fi male they
can find ready lode for at our Store.
- NATE aro keeping good assortoosm of
from which we will simply, tie Black-Smiths
of this section, as favorablyiis they a vail be
dealt with at Wellsville.
JONES, MANN I JONES,
Boot It Shoe
SHOP.
Potatoes,
IRON
TONES, MANN & JONES,
WOULD Respectfully ask the r umm y
of this county to examine the Advaa
tagn, offered them in this place, for the es
changing of their farm TlTO4ace for -cask or
Merchandise. almost all kind• of grain. and
in fast, every kind the farmer hair ton)); been
a more advanced figure in Coade7mll, dna
at arty '
of the Northern markets, while the
goods of the Merchant, are ' 6 ° 131 the sit"
price. • excepting
. the heavy articles, vrltleh
have Transportation added.
JONES MANN &
Marsh 26th. 1666.