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COtrptltSPOßT, APRIL 23 164
T. Fl F g `''`A R M E R
E‘olitintr- Cloverseed
Tlie : .4a4rirot Farmer, !Tasking of work
for h..t# the fol!owhig
itaitt uctiop4. roc ‘otA ing elovereped: -
tj .41 ilale CllcliCellf the selec.init of the
prase tiara wdoldsotit our
teed, we would IEIO "Fort Wiseiti.ety
out of the grow d. We would thou sow the
oliel; lightly I! . .rrow it in wigs a light h now,
And follow : thoirrowing by -a heavy Niter',
410 heavierthe beLter, And especially - would
yrieJob;ert the grotind to these operaions, if
the wheat croi'.sLowed any evidences of hui
irpiceentt, -he %ed by the coniracting a. d
punting power et alternaii. us of Cos: and
(teat. Now, wo to ow • rti that In nv eu.ertnin
the greatest hor ur tithe iery idea of 'pulling,
;he wheat plants ant of the ground lip the teeth
of the harrow; in this horror, however, we do
riot okset ration and
trptlec.ioß to ch to baser. The h •rrosv, to be
pure: wit] pull u; ut.ny of the .Vk licat plants ;
ehis we froe'y mini t. But, then, most. f iheFe
ho re 'tined by the mile : . .the roller will
got on )_ raturn a ;teat tortilla of the roots le
the ftir,h, but will also bury many joints of the
wheat pl'u's the most of which will talre•t dot
anitliew into wheat-bearing idnnts'i thus, by
prompting filleting it will more than compen
ate rciraily phims that niay be Lille,/ by the
process of tiarn•w:ng. We beiter a dna fu:
try : vout pulled.up 1 , ,,y the harrow, the ruller,
!tribe burying of joini,s, will cause two mber
plants to grow and be r kernels. This is not
-"HA the harrowing des rays grass dud weeds,
noses a cultivation to the wheat plants, stud be
attracting and atieurbMg the atmospheric:depo
sits., fertilizes the soil, in pre toes its-ternper.-
titre.' encourages the growar.of the wile t
plantseagd-incre•ises their yielding Poiyers.--L
'I hose nre not, ideal resters, no. mere theoreti
cal opinions, but are :he actual retulta of exi,a
rience and rrac:ico.
however, you larrOw and roll
jour c'ovetsced iu upon your wheat crops, or
not, as to you may 2 , eem best,: do not, we be
seech youi`omit to sow it, as clover, in con
junction with lime, or marl, or a.hes, forms she
arrest basis upoir which the improvement of
Ind rests.
--'in•conneetton nit!' the subject of sowing
eluverseed we would Temsrlt,'ehat itite should
iti'avery soil on which C!over may be
grown, as the analysis of its asheS show, that
in every • 100 parts there are upwarda of 3'3
pans of lime, end that the plopertton of or
genic matter capable of affording nitrOgeiieous
Ilubstance3 to be found in a good cloy, r-ley is
i . 110115 than competent to supply th.e dem :lids
ef a full crop of wheat, besides all the mineral
e4bstances it needs, and hence it is ;thit,*the
sewn permitting, we always find that an
abundaet yeald of wheat when grown ninth a
eloverley, when properly prepared. Not less
than 12. pounds olc!overse, d should be sown
oh every acre, and pains should be taken to
tlistribute it evenly. '
POTATDES—Take large Mercer 1 o
littoe., cut them loth pieces, one eye to each
piee:a theitiliS close togethei as o t
5 p n gentle hot beds--hay and be..rili wit!
answer without glass.—put Awe inches of dirt
trri f them and keep them moist, . Prepare your
oinui by insult:lug broadcast well dug in ;
Therii drill terefeet apart, °lst and treat, ail ow
ing the earth on the •north side as high as
vnit can m ike it stand ; then sprinkle a little
Ilea manure to the yews, covering it up.fann
tie south side. As soon as your sprouts get
sill through the earth, lift them by slipping the
basil under them, a..td raising them out in
large pieces, the roots will keep them togeth
t r prben,separate and set them in the south
side of the bank, Let them be quite covered
witireertir, and at they ack4in4 in growth
ieiql 'down the lial.k,` and; they will be ten
days or two weeks earlier than the :continuo
mode ofplatiti,ig•
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DIANurAcTOB.Y,
175 CANAL STREET, NEW YORK
- • (Between .ilottem.l Elizeseth 'steeds.
A • IL T E E U N,
fIFFERS at wholesale, in quantities
tp s suit
pay! !lasers, . at. the Lowest
- WINDOW SHADES, in every Variety of
Puce and Style.
OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADES:
WINDOW SHADE FIXTURES.
PATENT•FIXTURES & TRIMMINGS.
STORE,SHADES MADE TO ORDER
AND - LETTERED.
All of the latest style andne..v patterns for the
*priag Trade, and of lay own Lure.
AI lay stook is large and new, I in6te Mer-
Odints and:Dealers in these articles to call and
examine, indpurehase their stock . fawn thni .
. - :•
Pepei:Haxigings: Depot.
No, :10 CORTLAND'r ST,, NEW YORK,
' Directly oppositethe ll'es . fern 111,fcl.
THE CECtIVE/ IdAIciIIFACtiIiING CO:,
(Organized in ie,46 under the-General Mann./
.fantariog Law of ihe State of New York),
riPPERS at wholesale, io quantities_
7 1 / 4 .) , kl/it purcti.,ser4, at
.31atiufa eta r e Low
rrices,,lur cash or.approy,ed e t edit—
....PAPERHANGINGS, of ovary, variety, style
nod piice,!I:IOIIDERS to watch,.
~.Fl9E43o2satip fittINTS,
- XRANsPAIEN4'..WENIDOW 8
OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHAD ES„.
c.. ; , WINDOW CURTAIN l'A PERS,
- Oa 'WINDOW SHADE FIXTURES,
TOILE SHADES MADE TO ORDER
and LETTERED,
Witle Infest styles and superior finish, all of
fbrir' own manufacture and importation. A 8
their muck large and entirety new, they in
-14.4 Merchants, BookseHerm, and Dealers: iu
itiescarticles tri call and.ara mine their styles
and prices whenever . they visit the city. 9:42
rinf Cythara, tho Lute of Zion,
1 and Boputrid Girls' Si reng Bonk, at Ma
JOURNAL BOOK sTuur.
•
AYER'S.PILL ,
. .
NEN and singularly successful remtdy for• the
11 cure of all Bilious'atscaseS Costiveness, hull!
gestion, Jaundice,' Dropsy, Rheumatism, Fevers,
Gout, Humors, Nervousness, Irritability, Inflamma
tions, Headache ; Pains - in the 'Breast, Side, Back,
and limbs, Female complaints,&c.,&c. • Indeed,
very few are the diseases in which a Purgative Medi
cine is not more or less required, and muelt'siek
ness and Ell frerimr might be •prerented, if a harm
Less but effectual Cathartic were More freely used.
No
. person cf.: - 1 feel Well While a costive -liabit of
body ; besides it seen g'onerates serious and
often fatalikscases, which might have been avoided
by the tilne:y and judicious use of a good - purgative.
Ibis is alike tau; of Colds,- Feverish symptoms, and
Bilious derm,z;menti , . They all tend to become or
produce the seated andformidable distempMs
who h load i . 40 hearses all over the land. Reno; 11
; is of- the fist intportaisce to
the public health, and this PHI has lu , :tilterfected
with ton summate skill to meet that demand an
-
extensive trial albs virtues by Physicians, Profes
sore, and Patients ' has 'shown results surpassing
any thing hitherto known of any medicine. cures
have Leen effected iievond belief, were they not sub
stantial,cl.by persons of such exalted position and
eh:trailer as to ftirbid the suspicion of untruth. '
- Anwing the nniny eminent gentlemen who have
testified in fat-or of these ]'ills, we may mention:
Mt. A. A. IIAYEs, Analytical Chemist, of Boston,
and State Assayer of Massachusetts, 'whose high
profcssiunal character 1.4 endorsed .by the ;
Enlyann, bIyI:74EIT, Senator of the S.
.23,0 BERT C.W THILGT, Ex-Speaker of the House ,
of Represcritati'ms.
A nooyr Liwurspr,:ltrinister, Pico. to Vglind.
t ' Tom; B. EtrzrAtructc.Coth:Bishop of Boston.
Also. Pre,ltit. Citivrox, Practical Chemist, of
New Yoth 'Citill , enclorsed . by •
}lox. 1....1‘1A11CY, Secretary of State.
"WNt. B. Astor.. the richest man in America.
S. LEt.ANDA Co., Propr's of the Metropolitan
Hotel, and others.
. .
Did spnea perinit, we could give..inanV hundred
certificates. from all parts where - the l'ills have
been need. but evidence eventnore convincing
than
the eNpoionee of eminent "public men_isfourid
in their effects upon tiial.
These Pills, the result of long investigation and
study,- , nre'ollbred to the public as the best 'and
most complete-which the present state• of medical
science can aiford. They are. compounded notof
the drugs thcms,lves, but of -the medicinal virtues
only of Vegetable remcdies,'extracted by ohemical
process in a state of-purity, and combined together
in such *a manner as to insure the best results. This
system of composition for medicines liasbeen-fuund
in the Cherry Pectoral and Pills both, to produce a
lucre efficient remedy than had hitherto been ob
tained by any process.' The reason is perfectly ob
vious. \ Vhile bY the old mode of composition, ev
ery medicine is burdened with more or less of acri
monious and injurious qualities, by this each indi
vidual virtue only that is desired for—the curative
abet is present., All the inert and obnoous qual
ities of each subst4ice employed are left *hind, the
curative virtues only being retained. Hence it is
self-evident the effects should prove as they haYe
proved . more purely, remedial, and the Pills a surer,'
more powerful antidote to disease than any other
medicine known to the world.
As itis frequently expedient that my medicine
should be taken under the counsel of an attending
Physician, and as he could not prorierly Judge of a
remedy without knowing its composition, 1 .have
supplied the accurate Formulie by which both my
Pectoral and Pills are made to the while body of
Practitioners in the United States and British Amer
ican Provinces. If hoiVei - er there should •be any
one who has not received them, they will be
promptly forwarded be mail to his address.
Of allthe Patent Medicines that are o 1 red, how
few would be taken if their composition Iris known!t=heir life consists in 'their mystery. 1 have no
mysteries. .
* The composition of my
. preparations is laid opett
to all men, and all who are competent to . judge Mit
the subject freely acknowledge their convictions
of their Intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral was
pronounced by. scientific. men to be a. wondertill
medicine before its effeass were known. Many em
tient PhyeiciiiiPhave declared the same filing of
my Pills, and'even more confidently, and are will
ilig to certify that their anticipations were more
than realized by their effects upon tiial.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera to purify the bfdod and stimulate it
into healthy action —remove the obstructions of
the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body, restoring their irregular action to health, and
by correctingi.wherever they exist, such derange
ments as ard'the first origin of disease:
Being sugar wrapp;xl they are pleasant to take
and being purely vegetable, ndharm can arise from
their use in any quantity. -
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box..
I'EVARED BY
JAMES 'O. AVER;
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS
Price 25 Cents per 'fox. Five Boni for $L
SOX D BY
SMITH & JONES, and D, W. SPENCER,
Coudersport, Pa:, and by .Conntry Merehauts
and Uru_gists everrivhere.
ari ALL AT JONES, MANN, & JONES
N.-) and xaptino their os.iortment.gr sheet
Shirting, Dentin:, Ticks, Marrien
S:ripes and Che'clui. They are jnit receiving
a handsome lot of flniached go - ods, 'which
thus are desirous of haying their ,etistomeri
examine.
MI LLPORT
lIE_ID-atJAIITERSI
. ,
TtiE sobscr;bers take this tactbod . of in
,:
, ,
.—fointing their fr:ends 141.4 they are in re
-cc:let of, and.are 113.1;4:yelling, a choice and
dostrabh: stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
to 'which they invite the attention of all who
desire to make purchases. Ourstock is large,
has bpen selec.ed with great cure, and is par-.
firm:ally:l4lEld to the wants of this sccuon
of thi; country. Our stock of Dry Goods con
sists of
DRESS GOODS. Titu, - 6tiNas, RIBBONS . , EN
- BROki/EI:IES, CAS.
.SIMERES, VEsrim;s, DOMESTICS.
Pnts•r:, -
• HostkitY,Sn?, w Ls, ,
and a,vatiety utheiarnenm, too untnerons
Indution.. - 1% - n.lnty,e.also.a. complete assoit
ment of
'HARDIN - A.IZZ AND •
- -
all of which 64 sold lia'coinnionly chgap
for roaily'pky, and for, appioved credit og as
reasonable ;onus as iitiSr
.3IANN
111114;....ri, Aug.. 11, .18r)fr,,--9:1::•t" • • •" •
DRUGS! DRUGS!!
COLLINS S,IITB. -. F.. A.,...10NE5.
undersigned' having purchased the
1 interest of T: B Tyler, in the Ding and
Book business, purpose to 'combine their stock
and continne to supply their nionerous friends
with the •s:t e • variety Of - gdods as h ere to ferJ,
"excep• Book.. Believing by this airdegement
we shall Curtail expenses at (cast ten per cent
_mid are disposed to give our custOiner4 :the
benefit of the change; fur ready - pay ndying
ou increased sate;, Tot' remuneration: Our
stock will comprise'all article's found under the
general head of Dry Goods, Groceries and
Provisions,-and I.lardii . :are. " • '
N. I. A full stock of Drugs:: MedicineS,
Paints, Oils, Campli - ene, Fluid. tentlye Stuffs, ,
kept constantly on 'hand `-'together 'with 'sta
tionery, fancy articles, Watches and Jewelry.
'For the , truth of the :above promises we
respectfully hilt! .. examination • calculi ,
goods. — - SMITH & JONLF.
Coudersport, July 3,185 U.
- • -
• -.tap -tv --pi 5 r •
.% vi • •
t.f.,
eh - dere:geed '4itting • finmat a co
-a- • parti3ershiglufider..lltra name -and utla..of
,TON.E TeLPTN . & a j OkTE . S . •
.
for the porpOe'cif eiteutiitig their usefulness
in tbe'Mercantile- business,, hnie put'chased
the etitire stock of C. $. Jones;:Lewislgann
and A:P. Jones,. wilich • with the large Ad
ditions mow -being - made to the . coosolidatei
Stock, by daily arrivals.from New:York ale
Philadelphia, enables them to !offer . to
Public and each of their...former . cusromere
the largest, best and most extensive assor
went of gouda evoz.brough; into this ,
rket
To accolunodate theme:Yes and their eni
tuniers,•they lilvo remodeled the• Store form
erly occ spied by C. S. - Jones; where they
may
be found at all times ;ready. and - willing
;t) wait upon alt. who may,. ex:end to thew
their paaonage. Their :S.thik cousiks c
Dry _Goods,
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES,
Provisia)l3-
HATS
.6c. - CAPS;-.
BOOTS & SHOES;
Iron • .4.N ads • ike.
• ,1, •
C.S.J. NES, 1.4 MANN', 4. F. JOWL%
Coudersport 31;freh, 20th,.1856
JONES; 'MANN JOKE 1,
•
Are now receiving a - largo lot of the, Lei,
Style Prints consisting of Cothecoi-Meri
inaid:. Phiims Allen & Sons, Briggs, - Sprague
& Co. Warranted fast - colorsoltio aso
of Chgap Prints. iu
&. Exnine.
JO ,'ES, "ill ANN 4 ./ ONES;
Would call the attention of those who are its
want of Clothe to their Stock, whiOn they ar
continually replen:shing consisting of -
Broad Cloths,
(BLACK.
,BLUE,)
Ca.s . sitneres-ofill grade .- . 4 and stylch
TWEEDS,
4!c.,- .
•
•
E ) 1 1111'
e now on hand several quelitis
s Sazin,:vrhich is warrants
to give satisfJetion. Try It.
• • • JONES, -MANN, & JONES.
OLD fashioned Dimity for sale at
JONES, MANN & JONES:
A LL who are in want of Boots or Shoes,:
will please call and examine the stock of
JO M'S, MANN St' JONES, _
Which it the largest aver ape nea in IL
county. and we feel confident that we ca
satisfy the ..tnOst critical. %V have also - i
connection NYitil:thiS Branch or"r bliB iKess a
Boot & Shoe
04. 9
. _
IVhere.we cin order any Wiwi ut - work; Pit
we believe thit our [lnns 41fa1e work so
periur to th.tt which is;bromgEtt ,from abroad
< •
LEA. T •E
•
of Ate best quality, and .of - all the delete
kinds,. with Boot & Shoe findings at
JONES. ,lIANN iSr.. JONES.
.TONES, MA . A T .N Jr Tv.t:.s.
V
XOULD Respectfully ask
_the Fat mers
V V- of this connty to !marline the Advan
tages,- otrered'thein in this ;lace, for the ex
chang, ing. of. their farm pro lace fur cash or
Merchandise; altruist 'till kinds of grain, and
in fact, every kind the farmer has to sell ; bears
a wore advancedligure in Coudersport; than
at tn.) of • the Northern mark,ts, hi!, the
goocit, of the Merchant, are about the same
price, , excepting , the heavy articles, •Ivvhicb
have Transportation added. . • %."
.10NES• MANN & JONES..
March 21}th. 1E56:: • ; •
W E . are keeping a good &I:3o=sta o
I' It. (1=
from which we kill Supp!y
of this aCC.:tinzi;_as - , favorably as they wlll be
dual , with at IVolieville.
ArANTED et - JONES,VANN JONES
V . V Wheat, Ry . e„Ettiew,vhiat Corn Oats,
Potato 3
Or
anyto,ing the Farinepa laze fa eals they
can. lind ready sale, fin , at our Stars.
ATE have on:hand a goon .assortment
Yankee notions, which we are willing
to.sell at reasonahl,o protiti - ; Lineh 'thread,
Cotton. do, (spotit & skein;) Linen; and
Cotton' Floss, French. Working. 'Cotton
Knitting do. Needles, Pins,"with almost every
-tlting.belouging to this departmet cf Trade.
TONES, MANN le: JONES:
JOURNAL. BOOK STORE
NEW ARRANCIEWEENT.:
T l - IE - thidet•signee_ having purchased the entirerStook of Books lately• owned
'BriTylerKifir:LlOnEs,:antl‘aortidefed •hoe:ii
sortinent;by now; pnrcbitses io the pity, oilers
to.tho public, ttte greatest . -variety and hest
seleded.Stoek \ • - •
" HITORICAL; •
• '• MISCELLANEOUS, -
• " . 1310G.RAPH1CAL,
C
LASSICAL •
Books.6Of,iire'sentetilfer •sale in thi s county
'Airthenew bOoka - tif.any. rage aro kept
coristuntly on hand, or procured' by' tixpre,s
for customers who..may desire,. them: It ,is
believed thara `faidifut IttiOankin to'buideSs,
and an ; earnest desire t6'oblige whiiiday
deal'with herixili secure a liberal atubtuit' of
patronage:
.`, . •
School Books, Stutionery,ofall, kinds',.ina
terials for Paper Flowers, etc:, censiently. on
hand; alsq' slaps, Matbefitatical instru
"monis..Please cull and earaineforyourietiev.
Coudersport MaY ,185 6 .
TEAS (Slack ATM Given) from /wetly-five .
1 cm. to a dollar, co'nataittly .'ore , hartir at
• • ;'• JONES, HAWN & JONES.
MMMEMEMEZEM!==i=
L LfIOST .)t
C.A.NCERIisTSTITIJTE.
utiß thr Treat trtet4..of gap c,e 117
I'inhii, Webs, Meets"; . grofula,iniy - ErnVvih
or Sore. Chronic Disieaass; generally, cau be
cured (if cniable, - }..ivithouisurgical operation
or poison For ull , parOckt.lara- %vile, state
diseases, plainly, and ,eLcloso twenty-fivg cents
foi advice. All letters must harp d I p6slage
stany-inclosed td 140-pay:answer. , Madi.cule
can be rent any diStance. Address + 7-7 ' 7
C: Li KELLING; DAI
Mechanicsburg, Cuinberlund.
Mechanicsburg log milesTrom:ilatris
burg - ,: on - the C. IV. Railroad acid-. oeco.psib:o
from.ol Ingle
and young, rich aud . poor; eootooll—
tve do yotigood.':
Ea - To Ihose:afitcted -who 'cannot visit- tne
.pcirsonally, I mill send, per,.utuil„en teoeipt.of
$3,00 o n ly , , Recipe :oyre,Ore!Aledicine,with
ull directions for tise,J....c. Stute all
't.rs. Addr e ss us above', .9:313-8m:
Ladies Wreath a.ub ratio - 14n.
13 THE TIME TO SUB:PRIDE.
r' I FIR Litet4iy 'contents' (if this: riilp
r.ii!or.4lakazine Con'Ague'
Onginaktiotri ilie p uter in'lo6f
tyitst:Wykiers ititite"cotiti.ry: lts p -
ges will be filed wi h. .
hoice Poetry,l4ssdiki, '111014Tales; 4
. . .
Dcgigned to exert a Ca,tivating, 'Elevating
ant.l.l.lnprtwing Influence on the Mind; • Each
Numher wilt be embellished with-two at-more
Fine Steel. Engravings, one of-whi c h wilt , be
a life-..ke reqresen a.ion of ' ..
1
_
FLO c 1 ERS, FIcUIT OR BIRDS,
uk:Arrii-ut;Lv coLunta).
- The Ladies, the- l're,:s,..taid the Public gone
rid y, have given their tiniver,,tl verdict that
it is the cheapen, hest,-and most at . ractive
Magazine 'Anae ri cd, and 'iht Pub Ushe / S
pledge..lh e LEM: Ire-I,that noetibrt shnti he
ing !)!l their part to in, rit a C.alliintunce of the
Ouoil 0: inioditud ex:etisi , ;.e , ge ofa die
rtibic; 'At the end of the y 6.11., each
suhserrher trill have 'a v!i!umo, of 432 pages,
eidu:lied wi h at 1(1.4 4 25 - Lipbetislinien.b,
king, wi6ti bound;' 'Orint
liwilt or Gill ftir 'friend, '
ADVANCE
One Co, y.l•or line le .r ... .. . .
..._..51...,t)
Four Copies , Zi.tit)
, _ .
Seven Cop.es • . . ......... J.'.:o
Ten Copies '• -. ... , .. ... , 7.iii)
}Veen- Copies, • 14,,00 :
Specimens will le soil gr ,
iztuiluusly, en; applied-
.
!....sr AGENTS WANTED in ad parts oldie
Tti Inc. Wittig god ,ei,ituu
nia:s.olehardeLer. iiberai wi.l be oven.
For inr her par,icata,, athlreNs
BlJltolt
No,
•
••'-: •• - s •L: • is% •isiA -
Dea!er ih Dry-6196(14: , 7r ,, {:enti.4,•c'rillikery,
lte idy- uuda. 1;o.11 - 111 . , , , uni
—Truc4.l s:reee,,Combaspor .
TILE PEOPLE'S CA'S Et. iiTOlO4.
• • •
R JpNES,. MANN 4::
..1(:!N LS
25 ' Cent' Will
• . TdAGAZTNE • ;
1100)UTNA11'ii, Gra) tat's, Fr Ink Leslle s
11-
thus°
hold Words, fcr sale at the. •• .
1300 K STORE:
el UR Stook of Groceritts tit offered to rift
inspection of the Public with 'tile • rut
belief th.tt it is the beat in the •Connty. Wt
intend th•tt this deportment %1 our bin*.
§hall litwoys he keu:• in readiness. to
the wents of this community. • .
JONES, MANN sss lONEB
_
large .Stock of Crqckery to select from
JONES, MANNA Jori EP.
Vie equinOtial itraiste.r,
acs I3llF.C[al; .
. •
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ANP kI?..4NCIAL
NEWSPAPER:,
PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY.• • •
•
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346 Broadway, New York.
Mailed to . subscrilieis at -
-50-Cents a Tear.
FACH number of the: Co3I.SITRCTAL
REGISTrIt will contoin a carefully pre r
pared and md.l digested
,Monetary Article.; a
reliable itepori'of the state of ihe Markets; a
correct Back-Note Mit generally all in=
formation relative to- ." •
Commercial ` .: at'd-Rfercatitile Matters-
Merchaath in tOWn . lindtountry lvill find this
the most useful as well as the cheapest News
paper Rob;ished. . Special inducements offer
ed to vgeuts'alid those'vetitig clubs, Ad
dreis VISSCII r..lt. OW EN St, CO.,
9:12,
,34( Iroudway, New. -17.prk.
EVANS Cbfal-GREA
409 - Broadway,ltiOw- York.
FINE 'GOLD' AND J EWELRY pvEN
AWAY TO PURCHASERS OF
• - .
-
• BOOKS.
ALL
.Books will
.be sold ES low' as
can be had at other Stores, many of them
for-less. ;New, Boolts4oceired 'daisy; .' A- gifi
varying in value from ;25 I.e ts to $lOl4 givnit'
with fachboolcatalle;titne it is sold: :Baying
on ;luta a very. largelstack.4l4tew;and'ealualte
PR*. andlas 'o.ur,litouti is '-`sEttrger sale* and
email prolits,7.weitre.determided to:give our
customers 464°0mq:tines than. can be had
elsewhere. Any, boon..published in New. York
or
,Philtidislphia will be•prowptly sent, gift, in
cluded, on receipt ofPublislier's price. Cata
logne:3,of BZMka ana ereinnt, full
expl t i nationi will be seat 'free !o
„51Cpasts of
the couti:ry.
-the-mo-4 tilmral inducements- are offered-to
Agen!s. - Any=payson by
.menaingint 411i:order
fox ;wino6km,, witk.money tpclosed, gill be ea
ithid to an extra'Reak arid CO.
All'ordet‘ftir bookscontaMing ' money, (to
ensuiallerfeCt- ,, aftitY,) , shonld-fierregiitered at
therrost-talEce where they arc mailed, and'ili
recnati to Evans Co + 409- Broadway, NEM
York. - •
Rer•ittecti.-•14; §fOtit
rirrtligtreet;Phtitidelollui
& `Pltiledeli)gtri
•Etr,ndway New ioik(fierby#Jiteksiiir, Nas
sau Street. • •:-'• "• •- -"•' •
si t rFix,Fori"
• ,
Store,RiiiCiiil4 o 9)Bl'rimdrrayDVorik,
la" Btanch' S tares .at.1;25 Cheeitaluti street
Philadelphia, aad Wasniiigton,. D. C.
9:32t14 ,• L. :a ,t
, .
.1 - ONES MANN 'ek JONES, nave consult:
.0 the best , stock .of rH ard ware eve
kepi, in this place ,. and they interick to keel
every thing in this line; and: we feet coaidst
that me . can do as welLby the, Peo et', .
County as will bo done by them at W le
._
r.f.31(,,,V.. 7 4 -, ...r•7.-n9:7.1.""^,....".- r.- z
. ,
i. , ZlLSS_C..A,Sl r OGititirrod, • trici94.,41.!
11 1 HE ''.4catientic -year yfill be - c 1, ... ocf'
`l' int.; ThreiiTirma; Of:thirteen w eeksiiklt.
Th.e 'NV ititir•Tenn' vitll 'Ooniinetine - tin Mon
fny,:. Di4ember Bth, 1856. ' . -Tinit Spring or
unitaer 'Tenn . ! will Corrine - me tin '.lklinufer,
via 6th i l 8574 arid the Fall Terin an NI inihky,
• 24th, p 1 Aught 1857. , • '' • • .'•
'' ''',.,.—.6'' ' '•`. • ' :- .
- lEWfriS
•;Tuition,,per• term of. thirteen Hweeks, aas
follows; - . ,
Primary ,studies—Reacling, Spelling, ••
Mentiit Arithmetic, - - f 2.50
Ctimmen English-brauches--Geogra-
phy; - Orihography, Aritfimetic, and. •
tirainwar, - - - - • - 03,75
ig - Ellglish Drafihet—Natural" .
Ph i!osop by Astro ninny , Chemistry,
and 'First Lessens .n Algebra, - - $5,0(/
-Higher Maiheinatics—Algebra, De; .•.
&c.,' -•- - - $6.00
Latin,••• Greek, and Fieneh, "Lan- .•:
. Dpages, -•-• -- • s6.oti
rawing extra, • ' - - • --•- - V 2,50
Piano Mu.sic, - -•• • $lO.O
Paymetit'strictry in advance.
All echotars'Who can write legibly, will be
required ty present an original Cur
ohcii in two weeks: and iall male si
'declaim once' in 'lwo. weeks.'
'"-• tar 'Board - can be obtained in mil
ilies in. the viLage, or roohis call be
Academy hy-iipplying to. the Princip
Mr. llendrieli bts held the Prec,
of the' Academy for - the past
with great satisfaction We ant:Mattel
have been.ahle to secure the comm
his cervices.. The flourishinm s conditi
Academy haii.been,e.x . hihited. by . a
tendance and inure generai expressim. sat
islaction, than Wits ever been. esperiencnd
heretofore; and the l'instees flatter theniseves
that in .he renew.d of his engagemen. they
are carry ing,out the ; wishes of the - patrons or
the Academy, thuS,f,iverelPy indicated, and
securinff fpr B,luoon geniemai rut i
competent, to supply the wauts of an, imellt•
gent communi.y. .
ELI REES, 'President,
B. ovEß'roN, Sec'y, •
. LEWIS 11.AliN,Treasurer„ .
AMOS ERENC Truroes.
SOBIESKI ROSS,
11.1. OLMSTED;
Ctiuderiport, Nov: 10. 1856.
r.yHODIt t P Brom Books of .various
1-
0 Saes jtL , i • • : k..11 for wittrat. the .
• . 34.1.
t iJILNAL BOOK. STORE.—
DOMES ; English and German, a variety el
.L.Astyles and sizes, nt the Joiirmil Book Store
- 'Pocket-Bibles, Hyinii Books, Prayer !looks,
: Webster'ii Dictionary;: unabridged, .00Iali 0,
- _ high school andeommuns uo, editions.
HarpeOLTniversol.Gageties ~..
Cruden'S Concordance. . a Lainents,
Puttiain's Magazine, bound, .
Bayard Taylor's Works, 5 vols.,
Poets and Poe.ry of Alliance, - -
Nets and Poe.ry of England, '
• ',gird's Nineveh - and Babylon,
Wiliis'i Poems, •" ' ' -
- Goldsmith's,.k.:Ay's, 4ssian's . , Cook's', antL
Tennyson's'Pocuis,'
Paradise Lost:' Lady : e the Lake,' , '
' Prescott's Hist.oneii. sletico und.rern,
' Tbiere - Ereneh:ReVolutimi, '
Jogephin, Rollin; .-* • • '
Wintitioy's New-England.
Macasiley's England. Dickens' England,
The Spectator,- •3.v015., , 8v0.,-
• Children's Ifooks = and Toys.
Scbool,Buaks, every kind called for in . this
conunimity. ~...
Latin, French,. and German School:Books,
LeVeretN Latin,Lexicon,
s•
Drawing: ilnicr,.goolts, and
,Car‘ s , ~
Drawking Pinteili-:-C rayons, liToy- Painiii,
Colons forloil painting. Music:: •
Brushes, Chalk, Pens, Quills, Paper of every
. . variety called for Wafers, Wax, &c.
' - Materials f}ii Paper Flowers. - - ' '
Iliirrisou'i Coplitig-Itik- . -Dayids' Blue Ink,
Indelible ink, several kinds. Hovey's lnl{,
. Many Phrenological and Hydropidaie ,-..
Works. .• .
'Fowlers and Wells' ,publications. ___•
Blank .Books. Menu. and Diaries. - '
Teacher and Pariiii. . .
Theory and Practiee' . of Teaching, - •
Life of Horace Greeley. •
. .
Star Papers-11'W. Beechei. ' : •
' Works of Theodore Parker, -
ShaksPeare, &c., &e,, • . •
--". - - : :
for sale 'cheap at the . .
' . „ ' JOURNAL BOOK-STORE,,_
. ,
N EB} Music received every few days' by
. Pd. Ur M.
1.1
• •
NEW. GOOI)8.
lIE anb - seriber his J ust received a getter
al AssorwiettE, of :fa:land , Winter goods
torisistia g of.• •
.• 'DRY: GOODS; ,• • • • -• • .
'• • • .CLOTHING,. • '' • ' •
OQ•rsXt . STIOEB,
.
• &CAPS.
• • • •• • BONNETS; ••
, •; '; RIBBONS,
'GROCERIES & CRQOIctRY,
and'ali r niSt every article ntiided 'it, 'the town
•and riernily, which he pleaiee himself to sell
as)ow " • •
• L 0 - E ST: ,
•
His. old custatnept and frithi'deand-thireub
lie gen - wilily areiiivitriar idatnino
for themselves:' ••• -." •••
'-"• • • • '. D..E. OLMSTED.
•
'Ccludetsport Oct. '4th; . 1855 ." •
•
NOTICE
IS heirp!ir given that die ilsiotes and Aecounts
of the late fain - tic 'Eifel. tilid Jonei he;:e;
been transferrod to SiUtlil Sc Jones, end will
be to at t:lieir hanigier collecticiti. Those
indetttetll.l3 401:tie : Arm oc Ty . lergtyk
settle 'the same %vitli the under.
figged , immedietely.. • ,•
-' • '• ' S ldTCi di,`JONtS
Coudersport:_jitly - 3.• Itt =' ' •
- • •
• -•€.1.0T14-.I)R
LL:peisona having - eloth - •i s o;Ookir; . iind
tess; 'hy tearitrg they 'seine at the
store Oa. lit:Judd• in - Condersiiii . r, will' to
Itir' , /al - 4il to the' - works . - .of' the - sabserilWt
finished ht good - order and returned, payineht
for dresiing can- he iiinde ail, M. Judd on
delivery.of,he, cloth... Mark the pieces tidally
with name and -
• " Sept. Li? H.
P .
ERR ,
T s ) Y;
•
,01855.
DRAFTIAG Zziatrom e uts, - Water. Colors
Drawing -Paper,. Peueihy and Brushes:
j istrrecoiced. by, •
M. W. MANN.
t#4 l . OW
•• • i . l: VI/ :%14 C •
tE tii:S 'Bi4BTEM APOPTE6
"' i Pitepg Gtetily"Reduced
•
1101 SEE:
No; 333 Broadwa MITERS y,- A':
AGENT THE BgST BOSTON Atii
N. Y. INSTRUMENTS.
THE' La r'gest. AssorMient ofPiatio,
Melodeons;-.Mosical Inertrurnent s • 14 ,1
Magical Merebandiee of all kinds, is t h e
S.Tiuttos from Ten different )Ineursetorist,
co uprising those of every verit ty of . sty' s,
from the plain, neat and sobetantial
thew. in Wolnut or Ro s e vitioil Cass, (ri ft
ug i t o $290,, •to those of the most eler iii
Otie.Thootatal Boilers. N o b„, iii ;
,the-Union can compete with the alun.
'
the number, vnriety, anti celebrity of its is
drub/ruts. nor in the Extrenttly Low Prit t ,,
at v. bleb thty arc sold.
11011ACEIVATERS ,
7 incumallsi IMPROVED
.".' 1 3 4 AIN .0 S.,
With or ,iirithoot Iron Frannie, posseesisi
ntiof wet tri ngi and ernse,
, and cntup!iss of tone Neil i t
iiifed with the beam,
truCiiirer - of iiie square
hoominneed by the Presesi4
ic4l Mutt rA, to be slut Is
er Manufacturer. They e t ,
itohnost thoroughly Pews,
g turntite . ed to stand the 4,
itnate.
.tut gtmrauteed to girt. olio
:Ise-motley rvinatied.
I 4 OS AT GREAT ItA)t,
tly ia store, price from
53E
BORNE WATER
melodeon_.
Superior ii truu,cu.e io tone, touch and i s ,
Mt/1111.1 , f unkke. (Tuned [lie trtapen.
theta.) MeliAlemis of a:I r kfyles ui
Make/. Price '1,45. 1112 i.
$l4O, doubie 'feeds and tm:o
Le,swa 1 :Ittowno
and Churches. nu extra discount,
'— MART IN'a GUITARS,
13RONVN'..i A Itl?6,
•" FLUTES..
FLITTINAS,
..AccORDEONS,
_
VIOLINS,
and Musical linstrtitnents of all-kinds, Wetter
prices than - ever before offered to the poGe
A large ussitaint lanes Lolsti
Tha trade 8 the most liberal term[
in
•'' 81 •
•Oni. 01 the lurgept_ nor' best bel, t tegl eats
logues of"..;thisien t ,wd publieLed,
natny 01 the t heice UJI 1 / 1 08t I i alrr uuOf
the day, !ma )1, ill hp bold 14 1 pu t .:hild dr him
the legttlar
MOstp sent by trail itY hliValls' tithe eess•
try; post paid l'araien ler and personal sus
that ettid to all orders reeeired by until. tat
isinetron guaranteed In evrry instance. Mast
and Meloth:ons for rent. and 'rear allowed si
par tease. Thutos and Melodeons tor ale Is
'notably payments. St-rood-hand Hanoi 11
keOlti est:pause' for flow: • Grurrul sad West
Catalogues 11011 Scheilule'a prices Scrssrdeil
tcrall part.' of the rofildry - by mail.
17" GREAT 'INDLICEIIY.NTS OFFERED
TV A(ili TS - IN 'ALL' I'ALLTO 'OF 111 E
COUNTICIi to sell the 11 °race Waters
Melodeons, and Catalo,;.ne' of MUAiq,
JUSTICE, the latest ed:tia , i,
-LP . the JOUIIN'AL, BOOK sTpitE.
frANSAS and Nebraska.
1:11: Lad.c. Guide in Needler - rOrk.
Book of- Parlor Games,
Iluriowe's Piano Forte Primer.
Workingman's Way in the World..
-Legal Slontgonicry.'ai-Dank Shelf.
FeSsenden'a,NeA% American hardener.
Sunshine' .11.1044. Path,a,' Dickezul
Sunshine of Gray:4one, E. J. May.
Elements of Char-ate!, AlargaretChand:st
&mime; Past and Priseut;Lngewitisr.
"sign's Coinineuta'ri ou the Nevr
' input •
F.ndless Aniusement, or Entertaining Et•
peritnents in various sciencex.
Peierson's Familiar Science.
• Liebig's Agiicultural
Accordant' Instructor, ete.,•at the'
JOURNAL ROOK STORE
• Coudersport, slay 1856
is ILARIE.S acid Almanacs for 1811,
Blotting Cases, Card•Cattes, •
Thermometers ;
• Children's Booka for the .tiolidays,
CliesS,Men, Drawing paper;
Bristol Board, Monochromatic Bond, .
,Hydreputhic Eucycioyectia, by:Dr. Trap,
Comity l'hysicier. Shew, . •
Fanmy.Deutist,
. l'otiphar l'apersi •the
• • . JOURNAL BOOK STORE.
. •
•. . -: .N.t: w - Booxs. i
ENOINNTEB BEAUTY, by pr. East, '..
Lives ,ii Atrocious Jptlgra, by , Ilillinalit
' . t v ragrgai of Refioo4 Vint, by L 3i Child!
liiyard 'raylot - a navels.
The Bong of illawailia—Longfellol l
. Caspar, by Aey.Lothrop,
.11111 t ricetved - and for saia at the
JUURN4L BOOK .97',OiE
•" ' • , 7 CSW"5llOOks.
•
'Autetican'AiltittorSSinct Reformers
• -By .
Life br-ivite. tt.isie;Araid, his sp q ..b .
- is; OiiitioiniOi lid' Writings, ..... : .
' Life' tind- tian . tieg . 'Uf rimy Fern, - •
-Life, of Liornee G reeley, . (new supp:lM
Sitinih'ope . Buileigh, or the Jesuits'
,• ' '
our otitis; (new supply, ) ...... .
' 31.• tv
' YATES. COUINTTY
its
. E i it • •
• WH. (Ail Nl* Coe,' Of the Vi
• .66uuty, for salij
itrau-mutt .0 a Flair ling 9
or illfurietigs ie Tii*/
llrbpicit4uildoVviiiriyui'growth. grit. Wet
" 1,164- gbaiiii; "Alitiiiliturstock 01 GOA
MEN E . TREES thiii.SIIRLIBREgf; 111
6prog
Xdtliess' orders -to., C, B RACH; NI
Yuu, N,•
Sept.
EO, MANN, )01q41'
25 - Utilit 7EA.
.
ANEWn'UNOLY TOM'S COIN ,
MRS. Stowz'i Nicw
C
TIRED, A tale olths.Dilunat
RJ Lilo at the JOURNAL BOOK STug