I The Potter Journal
I AXD
n ews item.
SSSTSS". ?A., SeptKnber 3,1573.
I
v i m -bail he a''>>wed to run over one
l x : H.irs. l>ue notice will be given ol
I and if not paid the paper will be
S. F. HAMILTON,
I s Publisher
I —————
Coudersport Market.
L •N . 1 white, per bush. SI.BO
Ked winter, **■ 1.60 (d 1.75
\. 1 spring. " 1.50 (a 1.60
. - - " - 4 "
44 .80
41 2.00 (a 2.50
. . . . 44 1.-50 ''a 2.00
L. . _ ]K'r ton, 12. (a sls.
- 44 ft .06 Ct .08
I'' . 44 ft .20 (</ .25
I - 44 doz. .15
kou^h.
I We -ve our readers an apology for the
I ■ iiv.'.iee ■ r the outside of our paper
I- week. AV ai count for it l>y the
I
P busin - - We si ill eudeavi>r t. av, -id
L-ivling t tj'.iie >" s'>- i i H •
■gain.
B)i:r > lUa^r
■ v rits a uiueli livelier appearance
■ . it did a few v ■ eks ago.
■fo-nmrruw
B - R, publican ('■ tn'\ Convention
I -intl is place.
:<•> fieri; t ■ is Borough ar- p.
s. Jr.. AV. K. Jones. X. If.
..] W. AV. Br -wn. Tic Dd
e, . En) ha township are Con-
I st- :.s. S-th Taggart and L. A.
B i - it will meet on Tues
_ '
I c .1 in i jH n d w i;h .. sun it
K >' • •r. A cordial invitation
IK . v.! ■ eau iii. .it
e .. >,,* Term of Court will
rial M " '".ait be will be! If lie
be Wi l ooiitnin*
44 the lail next to liini. Instead
i- gs broken. The Railroad
} :---k hiui to Buffalo.
—We learn from the Olean
man's name w..s Charles
t lils jiarents reside in Liber
' iv < unty and that he was ta
v-iters" Hospital. Buffalo.
• 1 Thursday morning.
!i * i ihu?
■ ! :intj r>emocr. ih
, :.e heiil in J-M ijiiiag
led to pass resolutions oon
' c -alary grab. Meyer, tiie
( "" >• f the lied for-1 district in
, - ■ The distinguished mem-
Lycoming district, voted
• -a ie measure and eager
; " 'ln money. The political
t >s.- gentlemen, therefore,
; ch-ained from ifflieially cen
l to for their acts. And yet
•••a -v pretend to have a lioly
affair ai d are loud in their
- if it. They evidently for
• ll<m. Samuel j. Randall,
1 ' t lie State Central Commit
• -lit times for the grab and
■ money tlie moment lie
- and- on it. Will the State
' WilkesluuTe endorse the
Mi. Randall in Congress?—
: VE - -
I'n.
: the inalieiiahle rights of
'•• • man too. to grumble about
•ut we hax e had a few day s
ght to satisfy the most in
: • - imiik-r. It lias seemed to us
itiiei of the present season
L " v ' : v peculiar. Sometimes cold
)'• ienetrating breezes that
tiie heart, and sometimes
ng. and with both kinds
[ 4 -'s iueil to be eliminated of
■ mem. But these Septem-
I . ' ! -d enough for comfort.
I ate breeze and an atmos-
I r - ing and full ol life and
I." ' }'. it Is a joy to live at such
I " Knltd from now until the first
K ' ' r y without fear of the pen
: t * law.
" following account of the
B> " - ts, e nomination of Judge
I ' ,is neighbors from the
I top,Minn:
ft i of the news of Judge
■ w a- tV '" unal '°n, on Wednesday
occasion of a very pleasant •
meeting of the Judge's many friends in
Br< ■ kville. without respect to jarty. A
numlier of telegrams were receivetl ad
dress-d to the Judge, but their content-v
w ere kept from his friends waiting at
t.iC office until the sus}>ense could be
endured 110 longer, when a delegation
was Ainid sad proceeded to Mr. (tor
don's residence, where it was discovered
that the .Judge was altsent in attend
ance at prayer meeting. In the absence
of a committee, wlio proceeded to the
church to notify hiin of the presence of
his friends at home, Mrs. Gordon opened
the tea gi.uus and made k:, iwii ti.ejj
coutents. win n l>eavers of the gentle
men present went up in the air and a
hearty cheer was given, for the
of our townsman and greatly esteemed
neighbor. The .Judge putting in an aie
pea ranee at this time, a general hand
shaking was indulged in and the most
hearty congratulations extnded. Alto
gether the occasion was one of the most
plea-ant that has occaned in our town
within our recollection.
Metiger A Stevens
Have got a steam whistle on their saw
mill.
II. W. ( aiijiduii,
Oi Watt rtown, X. V., has accepted the
call of the Presbyterian Church of this
place and will commence his labors here
by preaching. Sunday morning next, at
the usual hour.
liaising Fish.
The rearing oftrout in private p ;:n
--has iiecome quite common of late years.
Many depend solely on the natural in
crease of the fish to sttx-k the jKuids,
i.iiit tne lie.st results seem to be obtained
where they ai-e propagatetl by artificial
means. We take tiie following notice
of a i>oncl in McKean county from the
Mil'.' r of last week:
tVe had the pleasure, on Fi klav last,
el v:.-:ting the trout pom's of \\*. F
(i nishv. Esq., who liv.-> about for.
miles from this place on the road lead
big i" Alton. Mr. Ornisby some time
last winter visited the home oi Seth
• rri-eii wit i the view of learning the
ni"de and maimer of raising fish, which
ae d;d. Alt-nvard lie procured of Mr.
>i me l"a co eggs, and subsetpicntlv
to this another larger nuniter of eggs
and small fish, lie at once went to
work and arrang.-tl t .ur j.-onds. a liiiild
mg. etc.. fur hatching, and coninr need
to imitate the example of his teacher,
though naturally a little <;matr at the
oil -T. Ibe result is. lie had excellent
luck in hatching, hardly killing an egg.
■ . d now : is fi ur p-.m1.-an well son kt d
V ! tne speckled beauties. His ti.-li
vary in si?-* from twelve inches to one
lalt inch in length. His facilities for
i a: ;y ing on a hiiisines- <t t!;is kind are
tin- li st we ever saw. the jninds being
fe*l by a mammoth spring, the clear
cool water lrojn which Ls cfiuiinually
runuii.g ii..■> it.
< liolou Comil v Vomliialiiinv.
Ihe Rt-pubhea is oi Clinton county
have noiiabated tiie follow u.g tick-1:
Ass'htbi' .R. 11. L aid Well, of RellOVO.
Pri'th n't- , .—Wm. Ftaron. Lock
1 la\eli.
Rfj .-t-r ami —Jus. A. Ken
uig, Renovo.
Treasurer. —J. R. King. Woodward, i
<ncr. —\\ . A. White. Porter.
Auditor. —Robt. 11. Furst, Immar.
$
Dunnsta: 1 .
( op 'in r. —I)r. J. C. Richards.
J. s. Furst. Esq.. i> Cnaii uiitn of tlx
County (. ainiittec t-ar the vusuiug y av.
Oil.
Then s.:id to D/ an excitemet t in
the oil i • uioiis jest now. almost cq-ial to
that of i Caving whs
'
ing 1_ ■i 1 or. of .ii a d ty. lii'.aMi
tion to i.;ist he " dry hoi s."a* the Weils
that w r sunk v.'. .ml tindi .g oil. .-ars
ago. i-alh d. a: being mad • p ; -du - ,
-
l.arg< numbers of these latter are said
to yield as high as goo barrels of oil a
day.
Personal.
(.'ol. A. < . X" .ye- was in town on
Monday ot this week. iiHikiii— as naic
and h; ;;y a> ever. lin I' ) m-i is .. .
ol t.e - _- i.i..i ••in. uitis a piefss
ure to meet that is not to be i verv day 1
■
trie? : ve a_mm >.• , him a- their
it ;m - atat:\ foi , _i.-..,ti\ • honor-.
which h.- will liearofT with grac . digni
ty and honor to himself and ins con
st .tii> sin-h in, n are rare 111 tiie.-i
s,ilai v-_:altbiug tiit:- s. and their viitiu -
sliouid duly appreciated.— Km ■■•rii< lit
Ltdtj .. ,0, £.
Col. Xnyos has already rc-pr*-ted
Clinton county four y.*ars in the Lt_is- •
iatu; -. He has Ik a a faithful and effi
cient member. Always courteous and
gentlemanly in his intercoms- with Ids
associates iie s<in acquired great iaflu
ence, and his constituents have shown
more than ordinary g...d ,-ense in disre
garding the silly cry <>f rotation and re
taining the services of an exj*erieced
and faithful Legislator. If all tliecoiin
ties in the Mate would follow this ex
ample the interests of the jteople would
1- in safer hands. I\> congratulate
< 1. X ives on his success and his con
stituents for their good s use.
rrrkoim!.
Mr H. ( . Ledgard. late of Cen-s. Pa.,
lias gone to Millerstown. Butler county.
Pa., where he will engage in the dentist
ry business.
liar
v lis readily in Olean for sls a ton.
1 he ( nniernn Press
>ays its senior editor is again on the
war i*ath.
"Old I'rohnbilliiM"
Has gone 011 a trip to Euro]<e.
The imniP
Of the "man of the Danbury Xeux" is
James Montgomery Bailey.
OT all
The improvements that have been made
in the place this summer none add more
to tit apjiearanee of the village than the
two tasty residences 011 Main Street,
lietween Fourth and Fifth, erected by
Mr. W. A. Crosby and Mr. Amos Velic.
They are approaching completion.
parried.
Weinwr—Low n. -In Boulet, Aug. 13.13T3. by
K"v. Y. G. Stephens. Mr. Wm. Weimer. of
Bouiet, PU.. aud Mrs. Ophelia LOWS of
Owego, X.
Seidell—Hards.—Aug. 2L ITX by I. B. Cole,
Esj.. Mr. Angelo M. Selde>" and Miss
Sr-iE J. Hards, hot - of port ABeirnr'. Pi.
DIED.
■>A)u August 2L 1-T . 1: CoWuuin'- MllLs McKean
v vniy. Pa., Ilryee IS. Kinney, yin of
("apt. L. H. Kinney, of this County, aged
years, 5 ln and It days.
Tliu- ha- pa--. <I an-:v rui-iher ofthe lat" sol
di,-r- ..f nar country, as as one of our i;oble-t
V"' u -- men. His midlury iris-r 1 .tesfjoni .1 !v
b*" .■' • tr.ei-'os- if t!>, xv., r He ii,-st en'-istcd
for -1 -,tj-itays to <!ef ad -ur State during tin in
'• astop. serving in tiie47tli regiment A v•■:-ar.i
! iotne>l tli g<i i.o.x 1 cavalry, ami serv-d under
(jen.Criana in tiie Gnlt states obUI tli- war
e os—i. and as mustered ~-!t of the - ! ice as
lieutenant of cavalry > -t. 1". pin".
Asa -o;d>er hp x\;.- i'~ ami sctf-sacvific
tof- ;'q"! while in- aided in the vupiirr idwn of the
': beHtaß he carried any (nil hb amy hard
-■ ip-' ;e malarial effects of exp Mir. in tiie nio-r
1 i go : 1 on- -f e- S •, widtv r
-h Uiia, in common wi: 1 tb-nsands. to aii
ijitiuie.y a rave- And thoujtJi h. died nitin i ;t
--''' - '-uiia',, hi 4 tli'd pe-: ig:;s as nurely. after
uti'ii'iiiig i' ne— and s :'!eri:ig. fo hi- ■ ,i.* v.
Asa lutsbaad and young fa&erhe wantev ited
an 1 aflcctioiiiite: as a sou he xx.ts nlvvavs con-i i
erate and faithful; as a brother bdhved, ever
t'-n-lerai. 1 symp;H!ii 'inv ; a*a f u nd.coni;i •.
a.i'i ami . f -troug att . •htuetit-; an i a-a ■•;- a.
Ing'iiy est> *ined and eoniin.iadcd tiie rests-.-t of
a fornisiitreUig. nee,inoratit\ and _.nerai kind
ness of s, K it.
R ing nap: scholar ar.d of
' ill",;, having x\~ <i; d from P.rx .iiit Str it
t"e - I -in, i-ri i.ll . ,-e in IV C; i. J,,. "d 1; .f
t " tiave I"-. - 'ex! til - 111 ' -M .1; .a Vm itji Ii- ill
w ij.-ii i.e engaged, uud which, do il-tless. were
t- ■ - ve.e tor ; sirength. . verv in-o'sib'v
luisfelie.; ! is end.
He xx.i- I ii. younger son of CV. Kian.-v f iliis
County, who, ttig -tber with hfs e'di-r broti er,
(Capi. Ahtnsoji T. Kinney, uoxv of Washington.
1 4 ' ; w ii! 111,- :nn"x—;i'-eseulitig the rare
illit-stiatii hi of patri irisiii.'leaxing bat one of the
f.lini > .1 sister. 1.-'XX lit-; • ..sell, el J lue —M'.-e
Klun y having died in tin* suutnft of MS. while
her i.ust..ii-i au i eldest "ii were -n the l'- ,q,.
sula.
rims, of a family of iv. tea y,-ar ago. but t!i
fatiter and one sia are left. IV.it v. know ihat in
Ids far greater than ordinal x tri iS of life. Mi.
Kinii.-x "as ilie heartfelt -vriijiat'iv and r..|"|n.
tatee of bis very many frieiius dmmghout the
County.
And for the widow and two cliildmit isamn
a.'-i at T • i a v-ry lev •*! -i.- ..{ - .ire'..
I' f:: -;ds appi'e*. iate tiie desoiaiion and I 'in*.
toes w ide!: have suddenly tipcowc the compaii
i"u- "flier grief Max (.od.in lh- f i!i
graoe and in :1 :-' g.- sines-, of His providetuv.
minister to her. n xv and ilwavs. a! iii'i.m: s'lirit
ua" eomf' it and tein;K>ral gO'i.
Tlioi._h the aisive was not a tnetnlxer of the
• Inir • i—vx •u .■ .n-.'.-ci. >• . V gntaered
aud niucied in the uwumrfesof ids relaiix; ■.
Not from ids usual but from his
übsurbed and interesting coudinonfd mind dur
ing all !i i lllness and from !!:■• sti nog pxpretsi ai
••f siti-fa- ti' ai and comfort in the knowledge and
appr-m -hiug pres-nee of death. II" a-.sitrel hi
'anther repeated?}' in-vxas so a going to ic.'Ae
hi"' 1 ft-it. ill resj i i-s.- to th- re
sard to ris prepandkm, that it was- a!! rigtiL"
H ' ••>!"! '■ d'i'i-'ll "li "it Ulder siin'e-.
and seined f i'.x j,re;mreil aud <•>•;• i - .i: and
ill- vi-j .t. at l.e- .f"-' s . - Ve.-" i
.
ii- I* ii.finitelv iii'Tc gloii ..is aft'-r-v-'-xv
Tiee of life. *
5o;jl iloticCs.
Wfetvill send the Journal for one yer.r
to any club ef FI\ r E new subscriceis
cn payment of S ~£o. and to any one
sending S 15.00 for ten new sntjscrib
ers. one year, we will send one copy
free for vine time.
r pEAf HERS M AMI I.—Three tfuch-
X i-rs watitesl for Ai-i, .tt school dis
trict. "Alan" of IV Jr.llars [u r
moiitlJuill tpaid. Gx. d certifici tis
n quired. App'icati-n m st U m;.d oa
or befi re " ptcm "-ri iii.
JOHN G. i LE, 5, y.
The si'-kly sccson i- at hand; the great
heat makes the system h ebb*: ml dt" il
itatex! and unci le to withstand the sud
-
Us- of Rolirer's Wild < "!:ci y Tunic will
invigorat. t 1 e svstein.braceuj tbes'-at
tered forces ami citable each organ to
p rf.irin its p;..p*;- 1 u;.-lions. I", will
cure any case ol Diarrlaea, ])>>-atciy
.
to t) -e -- i i:; ring the horrors of tout
terrible disease. Dyspepsia, it is inval
uable. THOMPSON" A MAXX.
(. OCDEIISI'OIIT. PA.
The Six.,;-::: Is a lock-stiteh machine
and makes a in-autiful.even and uniform
stitch whi iv. iii i.o" liiwi and •
on Imth sides. It hems, braids, cords,
{ ■ •;>-. • nibreiih :-. r '' -. fells raid •!• • -
a:) kind-el work on tax-ina-st iiiushnor
th • heaviest fall- i til.
XV. k; i . ki it
With any di-gicc
of sinalitcc
W hat's g'Vill" t I,' f. rf -
AVe can calculate, l-.ovevt r, with re,:-
-x.il Ci .1. . '' in g tti. g
JVtt r Lumber Wig, ,-.
Better (at -of all <1 : iptions.
Better Sleighs,
Better C'utt
B'tter Trimming,
U'ttei Painting,
Bettei* Horse-sSa . ii g. and
Better Repairing of all kinds
At COLE'S SJtop tluiu any other plaee
in (.'oudersjsiit a in the Countv.
" g'"-Mf
T)RICE. —G BRI< K fi
X) WM. illilNK. R xilet. Pa. >]icci
lnens can le -ceu at the office of Jocri-
XAL A Item. Ih ,•. - " ] n -r t! • i
sand —ml net ion made when > id* red in
large quantiti*. -.
i*g-tf
A -plendid st i k >f Paisley sliaw!-
may be found at Simmons' Regulato at
prie* - far lx 1 w ti.'ir _ inark'-t
value.
B-iter than —A certain amount
of greenbacks, national or fractional
eurrency invested with C. 11. Simmons,
the Regulator man for dry go ds, gro
ceries. Ih,.gs and shoes.
1) OYER WIIEKL CO..
A Weal TMM Bt, I ncuatATt, O.
Manufacturers of tire celebratexl >arven
AVheel. tlie Rover C ombination and
Old style AVagons. Abo Carriage
and AVagon AV odwork of every de
scription.
Actual wear and hard u-sige i> the
lest test of the strength and duraiuiity
of a wheel, and they have proved the
Sarven Patent to wear longt-i than three
or four sets of the b-t old-style wheels.
When afceot toporchaaea hnggy car
nage or wagon, see thai your eaniage
mak'T uses our make of the Sarven
wheel. There are so many inferior pa
tent wheels in the market that it will
be to your interest to stipulate for the
•Sarven —as it i> now concern-< 1 to !>.- the
only perfectly reliable wheel in use.
| 2512
SheparJ. at Simmons" Regulators,
says lie will give a laboring man or lady
imore gonls for the same amount of mo
rn 1 t: an any oth r man wih in tiie Uni
ted states.
A Change.—The August No. of the
Vu,„(.u p.. is received and is the last
one that will be issued fr< in the old
jK>int —Albion, 111,, the publishers hav
ing removes t to PJii Main St.. Cincinna
ti, Ohio. They propose to largely im
prove it at their n-w location and make
it still more worthy of public confidence
than heretofore.
Tiiere will be no oth r change: eveiy
sule j iber receivus as a premium a val
uable ehromo. and the magazine alone
is well w Ttli the price charg-d—Sl.< .
Those who wish to see the magazine be
fore subscribing can procure a sample
c"iy by sending stamp to the publisher,
at I_3 Main St., Cineinm ti. Ohio.
Den'f f.eg. t that C. H. Simmons, the
Merchant Pi inee of Wellsxille. is yet in
trade larger than ever, and that hi
twenty-live years" exjierienee in this
market enables him t • give .his custom
ers the best good- and latest styles at
the lowest living rates. lie sure and
call and examine his stock, and in- con
vinced that a dollar s. vtd is worth two
earned.
Great run on a well known Institu
tion.—Tlie famous Regulator man. C.
11. Simmons- Nos. g.4 and*s, W, U--
vllle, X. V. has receutlybet.n subjected
to an extraordinary pressure—the pres
sure of crowds of sufferers that have
leen in the habit of buying from -mall
dealers and paying enormous prices.
Money lieing scarce, they have seem
ingly all made a grand ru.-li to the place 1
where they get the grtatest amount of
h- b>r the smallest amount of mon
ey. The popularity of this establish
ment is boundh ss and will last, for it
i> built on a - >lid foundation: one hun
dred thousand dollars being the corner
stone. This well known cstabiis'uinent
might justly be called a savings l>:k
from thenuinbeis of dollars it has saved
tie i iple for the last ten years. Fi in
:'s x,-rx iiit.:uc\ ] ;gii ... ] ;.<]
to vanish like dew before the morning
sun.
'•Throw Tiivsio to the JTosv.**—Th>
Or '/i' ic recently gn\ -an ill '.jrt'bn f the nev.
: .r '!• •> i-- 1 liv the Murray Mill Pnlili-hisu
Coma-ny. lg.' Ka-t g-ili -trvct. from l'.i-ptiai -
pain. in-,'. "Throwl'hy-:.- totite J' g-.'" The *nb
-
of the canine race. The sc-env ia laughable one
: ami the different at'itsd -of tl.• d d
ingly S'le.i-ing.
11 i- u -iciest to :7u-ii.r Hi. p,,o:e"- v. ■ : ■ :
I . ]. s pVS.f hi- Wc.i
h;. wn v rk. " Plata 1 ione Talk an 1 Medical
-
r .ah'.- ~:>v. School" and iu thi-way he stands
prominency out from the pi - n •. su< <•, ful
pr.o-titiouer.
The I••*'k i- a volume <>f Ot 2 jog', and 30 • illus
i'."ati"!.s. i,: ...i wig f i-;- anil re .- tii rt-ia.i.ic t<- *
in iiikiiid ,ui i lie ir ami phy-e a-m:
The (j.■ 'j i. ~ -.t\. .if it: -n p unnurt jxs.i
of useful ku -wiedge." A noted cterpju. ui of
it s- < iiy te-iifles t > it- ineii'v, remaking. '-It i
a 'inriTy it; itself." The 1; .'ore. <f C'h.in
bersl-r.rg- 1.;.. speaks of the pieti re i- '"hi auli
The p* ' ;:e; :d i
11. sirnm s* Peg .
-
-1 :'.H s and ex- trilling tb.tt famines use.
Ti.t-ir >1" k i- Lrge and ai- \x* V: suit
ed to cu-toiiiers as to price. ('omeone.
com- all with nt delay and p. ve the
truth of whtb. wc s. y.
Court Proc'anntion.
tp IKKI eHon-H W '•"■ n Presi
v d'-i:t Judg- . and : : • I! us. I,) MA". s
Hid dons M. KILBOi lINF- \>so. cite Jti ■ -of
;i • oiirt- of oyer i Tei mint r nnd General Jai
I'l '.nery. b'uarier--iousoi i lie I ••.o-. ' irphans'
-
thefnurU-enthdny of Jum* in ti •• year of our Lord
■
.iml to itn dire-ttsl. for holding a < 'funt of Oyer
Moinlaj . : l -i i' l ! M
Bi K n-w and toe lu'intte. in -ek.
N " i- tit* rehire iiereln ab -n ; the ( r•-
li - •' as! >of e.e Pi a<:ni <'> ii- r ,:!■;<•- '• ild:,
the County, that tln-v tie then aud there in their
ji: oltei ns. at !•'* iV •• k. . ill .of si.id 0:. '■.
nit':. :!:■ i. .. .-. record.- ait-i . -it : -. v;:.-..-
I: i"i li- .-ml . t! o > a to do b .-.c
thing- iVliie': toth-ir office- oppet .ainU'K- dole
Tojiro-,-- .ieag.ih " . -1;s- • -!: ic -" -. . I
■ .
b ''ti an i there to pro-eetne as uu-t ti.eutwb
i e just.
b • .11.
• f Alia .i ... s. P. iit.t N'.lLIdS, .s • r.j-'l
In the nr.tte of tbe IViiit :: II PK Or;, .an-'
vf >• s D. Ami-, x f rtke C art | P at. r .
pirrhi th> Krai Estate ' ' uaty, No. !:.
of if .n _i; Jc- * T JAX - Aihic--
COJI .si. T x nud Ui-AM
ATlCtrnx.
Von :r e hereby iio!ifie*l toappe.tr e\t Court,
t.ilr- he'd at Coiaier-jiort on the fil'-entli day of
September next, and show eutt AA!I\ tl - r'|Hsrt
•1 the iii-pie-: made in this ea-e -ic itd not )>e
apjo, \-si. and why v.. : -icmld not a. Cjit ;he
,<-rai j.crt-of Cue viiii real ~;.:te aviat*.* • to
vi ..a - ! .-jX-rt. s M.vNN \ oN,
At:"- f-r P'-uiianer.
Co'lih :-sJ.ort. July . ' 4t
la ih* Orph&as" • art • f the
In ti c miilter . f the C. 'iuty ' 11,I 1 , u-r t • Withel.
e-i fJ. hi HE*- rn.r.a M -a. <M as. P
-
i f the low cshi, "l ' threeuiß-trr-aldieo(Hl. -
Ala -u :a the fouu- witrftr-Trnj irf Mil i Sfrr >■
■y f I'. t'.-r. ;!rc'4. ~r-w - I'- Lt.ll, Ite ,f X.
V. city, Jec' a.r-L
TAKE >TR E, "it the jx-g- .f tbe wid m
■ f said d. i-sh-nt. a citation la- x-en pranttxi I v
tiie orphans Court of Potter < nty to the toi
niiiii-tratoi and teirs-.u .-.v ■ f Joas HISKI
SA. "KWAS. ILE-I - .-e.h to SH oe eau-e Why nit •
■he n lie ~{ -,;|d .1 ■ ■ .i.e.; ii . dd led 1*- or
ret n !ge <ii th<- I'th d.:v ..f i::N r
iie\'. tx-fore theou.ise of sail t . t :.t C ader
: at J • . toek p. in., at v., :eh time and j. aee
you may attend if von think proper.
o'L.B-Ti.B EaiKEAHEE.
Atty- f'-r Pititi :i r*.
■
ANN A. KELI I
n> he; i.e\a friend, ( li> lie- < sort of Common
JAMES NELSON. Pleas .RF Potter < ■. No.
I 4". Feb. Te; ;,;. IS;3.
S. D. KELLT. Libel in Divorce,
s. D. Kellv, the Ke-tnondent ali\e named,
wi'.lph..- take notice that i M.ljxina ami atia
snbpceaa have been Lvui.il and Ivtiirned nihil:
low ire therefore hereby r<l to a;ij ar bit
tie- fir-' day of m \t Cmin. s- ps lb l-' t, to an
swer to the oiuphiint made in t •.i- .-•.
s. P. 11EVN' l.Ds, iV.er. h
c dersjx.rt, July gg 1-7:;. g ■
Adataislrilar's Kotkf,
\\" H .■ -
VV e-lai. of KEVELN E. KENT, iateof PlflHUll
\ alley twji.. Potter Co . dee-;i-. <l. havinjr 1 • .-n
it. anted to the -aiis<:r,lx rs. all person- indehted
to said estate are requested to make Inuueiliute
piytm so. and those luvina •• aims or leu :ds
again-! t! t- estate of scj.i deeedt nt will make
known the same without delay to
I v.!; A.- Ji. KENT,
FJINE-T MHIOU !
llcasau: X'al'ey . Ji.ne 10. 1-7
Admioistrator's Notice.
xx HEREAs, letter- f A.ltm dstmrien to tie E„.
'-ate of KITH H iCKrru late of i..-wiwin- p.. ,ro".Pot
ter Co.. Pa.,
su: -• rtbc _.i . e'—o:s itefetin- ito sa.d • state are
requested • i iiuk-.- tmtnedfue payineut, ami thure
haviutr ela;..-si.i .eniauds a4ra..,.-t tne estate ef
the said neeedent will make kc-'ivn the same,
without delay, to LOCISA 11ACKE1 r
LewisvUle, August 6, 1-73.
Notics Testamentary.
Letters 7- -? ' • ir to the • -
* • ■ . £•!>;-, ,c i- • f Binjfhani twp.,
' -i. ha . * . "u graute-l to the nvbncvtMr,
■' ■'< j tid estnie are r qu --t
-- - -a! pa.. uueDt and those: havitur
!a:n,s against the estate of the lai I decydeut
m.o.e kg' iu the sa.ui' ithotitd lav !.,
DELIGHT A ROBFINis,
Ki-ich; n, August C, 1-.3. Ervcutrix
IN BANKRUPTCY.
XX r- TEKN IJIST. OF PENN v.. -- :
1 1.-- u.soi rsigned here y gives :;• ti-e 1 his ap
pointment as ii-siffaee „f OiIAKLKS SEFI.V, of u-.
n the ounty of Putter aim .-tut' of ivi.n-ri-
wiihla said THrtrhV, who has adfntbc
'••"•k.-rpt on hi- ..vn petition 1 v th • Pi-:n :
1 u.irt said liistri. :. At -A. r , ;
V° *' li:
.wworenv, Rj mn I ma I'KVNIS h,as am
5e0!,..e0. aim run away, and left iuv i.e : aud tioar.;
v.:: mat ean-c,,r j.roy- .jtion. Ido hen . for'nd
."••• "he ■ i iioarding. l.art'oriug ur tru.-titur
1.-.t "ii my .. mi, n- 1 shall pavnodebts :ha* -he
• nitre, is. C. DENNI
- August 13, 7-73.-31*.
Xoilcc.
P ? BLIC NOTR® is hereby given that the fol
iowinif \dini ac'itiiits i:iv. i-i-.-n
.wi .ii' • 1. 'g-ster .• •• iu and forth: y' eaiTv
•>. p-cf.-r, auil that the same will te pre- o.te i to
taeOipbaaa Const "i sai l Osnvb fur renmrms
*' mand alh'W inee on MONMY, the lath da\ of
Septetid ;.r :. \t, at the C ourt house iu the c 'Ui.ry
FiiiP.l Account, of John M. ' jTwrm. adinr. of the
evttte of CHitirs Cminut, d- i ynrul fate of
Clu;_ tp.
Dart::.! ar rant f Marf.i Baliru k and XVra. If.
ba/.eu, ad.if e.-tute of Lvii.vN gi. 8.-BOUVS.
late of Pioultt tp., deoeosee.
A< • ii'.int ••! Hiram Rater, a lmr. of tin estate of
B.lf Ei!. iatt of E" i>.'. t j'.. ic LIS •!.
A Mint of Francev-Cnim, adinrx. of estate of
Li. TBii M. ( Kit. late of Bingham tp_ leeeased.
E'inai a<- • untuf AlvaCarjieiiter, ••:, -.of estate
"f 1 HE"i:";:rs Caiu-ENIHK, ate of Bingham tp.,
deeeast-i.
L- 'd"'dn. -. i.ri :rnn. a -. , 4 the
• star- ! N A THAN llOviKXtS, .ale of Eu.ada tp.,
dei.-.;L.-*_-'i.
DAN BAKER, R gister.
Coti-Tersport, August £7,1-73.
- cf ?. CCITE, dsseaisi,
SALE i REAL ESTATE.
J pur- of an < . ",er of the Orpii >ns" Court
of putter County, fnae 1", IST:', the undersign
ed tl;nihi-i a tor of .-aid estate ill, on
XVEDNE-DAY. THE 17TI! -EITE.NKEK, A.!>., 1573,
•::t.-:i oVi .x. a. m., expose to - .tie the fe!.owing
!e- .a .ds. a; the Court House ia i us ' --
St). 7. - A lot -if lar. I in Cumfemuort, Being a jiart
of vi s".; -. on Bonnre No. 11. Boooda-1
nby mb Ig-iatz Lrisel, E' y Main street, si.y
■ ••• - Fret.'-h. ate! XV t.v an ali-v; feet
*1 e on Mainsueet aud 13i'feet deup.
No. 2.—A id of land iu XVhanon and Eulaßa
: v.-p-hij,-. -arveye-; u;xiu XX't. No. -Vs-.-. Coi.taiu
iug ll<w a res.
N' . - -A I - •:•;. -eg a= I. t 74 ■ f IKh".- iani- .ii
b- • T t.'V. .:-hl|.. li" . .U. a-Tcs; J.a.f :>f
i - . 17> . ->4 iu 1 I::-... -it .atv oil : ic tieti
e.-i-i Fork of Pine i reek.
•. 4. — XJ; • . in He "or 0"- r .ie :;.g
■
tai .:..g r. > ■-, au.l L*'t No. o of -a;::-* lands,
'
No. r -. —A i"! • f hii in V: ---: Drai towuship,
• • "die : :■ - a J.. "IV T. i'l J. IP.'
ed i th - XV and N .v the XVarruit lip.-s. }y ,v J-g
.
.
-
-
iiio i i; as t re James Kitchen Lid.
No. 7.—.'. ; f7' •*. acres in - ,n. n.t towiialiip.
t part i■■ f XVxrraaa Nnv. £i"i and gios. being ti:- %i
i.t.f of l.'t N fj ..j ti: .am sai t luivn-
J Ship.
- -
-
-
A". 77. ; '":-• und . : 1 ■•• pq- laid of
at. ..!. i.- ii: *• ; JUKI* t"W)I-i ::•-. H" ' de.l on
N "• XVI. N . E!. yy f. S". U-. s
■
Ter - made known a" the ti .-e ' -.Oe.
J. llA.Hltl—'jN, A'tmr.
•XeUs) t"o, A" g. 13, !>:?,.
ClaardlsaN Mile.
|> V VlliTi'E "i'an r i.—iu d <nit
1J >f th- < -r, -' c. ur • f tier < "Ui.i -. 1
of' at- aii-er, Ist"', at 7•o" ik p. ii;., on the jire
* ._• ":•' •.•.-'.- •_;• iiu-sti•
fattier of the i dr .r:
A • • " iiu h ius-- as: 1 i -t i;; T ".•• village of C-wavo
-
r-'j'fr of Noah i n"teudeti, •;• easeil; t. lit a lot
for ■ • '• - >; : H• ii ,i -.-i-i.
-
-
'!. . ■
'
'
Osvrayo, A ig. t:', Is:;. i. jar uan
Divorce ?xitihe.
NANCX FERRY,
Et her nex* frteml , lath: • otttt of Coaunon
.
;- ) • .: Jr.. .
P. i . Pr.PK :.
. . t.ke not tee that a si, —na and s • x.
-
therefore h -re •>' rer,uirto appear mi 'i e
:. • -
a -w :• t" t V ' " , Slid 111.. ... • it :-
-. P. KEYNOLI -. .s'e
' . •
TIME TABLE.
T> 7'FFAI.O. N.T. PHI I.A I)A. RAILXVAX
* coxipAN Y.—Time Tabl" adopted Mo.n-
DAY, Jmif 3U. Ls7."i
NOUTHXVAKD.
STATIONS. > ehi Nw- L- l ITA'le.-y
Exp. r,i Freight Lix-ai
Exp. Freight
a. in. p. in.
Enii-ehtui 2-fo ->.25 .;.}•>am
Keating Miinnii! IS US
1 rt A gany 4 -t " 4 •• lii.-sam
"lean Us 7.2"- (LlO LISMR
Bntfllo \s-' 9.45 2.i";iiu TAB
s'b THW-Avli.
Ph'.-ad a Night I. -eal L-it
STATIONS. a Bait. Eij-re---. Freigut. Frgln
Expre-s.
a. m.
-
fileal! PUT - " lib" " k.l ;
1 U't Allegany 11-g" " II.*- " 22"-idu *.'
KcsfgSrait iUBn 3JS ••
Enipi-rium 12.45pm 124' am "-• "*
H. L. LYMAN. J. D. V Ko.MANS.
OCTL P-'+x. A;'t. S'ljr ■ at< n
TWO DAILY LINES OF STAGES
FROM
Couderspoii to Port Allegany,
;:• Mil! -TAIIK C - •--u--n at 7;..
;u. and an ,\n-.- at port Al.egany :: ti 2 fortraius
to HiflnMpMn 1., tns 1' *1 Alb g -nyai lp.ni.,
anil aw al t'oialersj* rt.it 4 p. ia.
1 EXPRESS **. aIE • .. *-;x.rt .1
1 p.ir;-, artivi-- at Port Allegany at-to'ch- k. in
time for train t-> Buffalo ami to connect with >'
.X. E. R. R. stag- ret turns 1 r toU'lei-;xirt on
arrival' *1 trains. tr_-:f
I>. F. (iassuiirb
, - •*- Si r, ■j rator 'jvf E. s r? .tp- at
wiisra sonsr,
"THE AHERICM PIAHO,"
>o. lIT BROOME STREET, >"oxv York,
First premiums wLerever exhibited —Prices low for the quality— Large price#
allowed for Second-hand Instruments in Exchange.
JFYofu Mr. Eil'ro.rd Hofiii'in, the r>hj/rat(d Pianist.
I conscientiously believe that your Piano is in every respect a most . m/u/t
--ecnt Instrument,
From th( " I nhjAmhiit."
The American Piano lias deservedly become a very popular Instrument.
rv>: Responsible Agents wanted for unoccupied territory, send for Circulars to
AYrXG & SOX, 417 Broome St., X. Y.
Laxrisville
GRADED SCHOOL.
Fall term o;iens the FIKST DAY of SEPTEMBEH.
B. B. Slmle. Mrs. B. B. Sialic,
Pr,nci£\l AuisUml
ffiss K. E. tii-hing.
TTITION.
Primary Defartmenf, per term 4 (O
liiteniiediate do., do sui
High seliool do., . do 6""
lu-trumental music Iu uo
Tuition nnis: lie arranged in advance,
i 'la—-- in this term wji! l*e arranged to accom
modate those designing to teach during the e lii
iug winter.
Tie- Pott'-l" County Teacher-' Institute win be
h.-ld at Lewisvi-ic iu conneetion with lib- term.
Board, iucluiiing lights and fuel, can be "!w
taiued for sij cents jx*r day. <;•> k! nums <-an tx
"limine,! bythoau ihudealic to furm-ii tb-. ir Ml)
board.
SETH LEXVIS. O. IL BASSETT,
Secretory. 50-if President
SPRING. 1873.
7hos.- M:Eowell k Co.,
DEALERS IN
General MERCHANDISE,
PO2IT af3LXj32.3Z3C3K.'a.rsJ-Sr, IPofK..
We xvould resjiect fully call tlte attention of tin- people of POTTER Cor NTY
to our large and complete assortment of
BIIY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
BOOTS and SHOES, IIATS an I CAPS,
READ Y-MABE CLOTHING,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
FLOUR, PORK. SALT, FISH.
FEED - A MEAL PAINTS and OILS.
HARDWARE, NOTIONS, GLASSWARE,
•I - . ii"'*., ctv..
yvhHi xvf are off-ring at GREATLY ni DCcrn prk E>. owing to the iucreasnl
t.ii ilities idfoided by the comrietion of the Bu£Eak>, New York A PliiladHphiw
Railway, and we can and will sell goods as loxv as thev can lie sold this sale of
Canada.
Fresh ground Feed and Meal kept constantly on hand.
V e are daily receiving nexv g<xxl.. thus keeping our stix-k. in all dejiartments,
, .... IT'LL AND COMPLETE
at all limes.
24 -M Tiics. HrDoweJl A Co.
THE
Gmiersprl Hotel
A N D
Csneral Stage Office
ii * • i Ki.in ; Eli "-f it;.; - usi-iiEl'g.
7 I 7 7377""' . _ P7?T T * 73
and . - n-.iroj-n to the PCP.LIr.
'I TABLE r-'" - •>: >< rntsT cLA-s
mul no lainjr or expense spared to no tie it a
mum HOTEL,
(iO'Jl) A'7'.f El.rxa. and c ir-j ]{ ■,<!, ,■:
a! troys j n attend' nee.
The OLD-TIME je.putoril'l of the //.,{, lTu' : '
Fi I.LY MA;NTA!NKD 'hj t ■ , .- * UF J'rri/irn <or,
u~ho note < die it* t< • j' '!>' of trarei : . r.s and'
the public generally.
I>. F. RLANnMIKL, Jr..
•3 PBOPEIETUE
insurance Company of North America,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Oldest Stcct Insurance Company in the United States.
ASSKTS, January 1, 8
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company.
A&SETS, January 1, 1073, $ 1.1G2.G02.4U
i tiv a*>oic-uunu'u (oiopaiiics ufc r prpr-entpd in < (iu*
Cersport l>)
- lv ARTHUR £. fcIANM.
V/. W. I^OORE,
PKAI.EK IN
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES,
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED
MARBI.KS, &*o..
TKinl ."sf., "jtjfjsiu Court Hausr !<qmre %
COl DE RSPORT. PA.
All work done in a workmanlike manner and or
ders st-nl by luail promptly attended to.
My prices are the lowest in thi- section of the
country. 34-4#
THE BAKES MOUSE
N. E. cor. SECOND and EAST Streets,
(last:: .cur: )
COUDERSPORT, PA.
Has lieeßpuri'h:i-*-d by BROXVN A: KELLY
ormerh of the Cot UEK-PORT IIOTET. )
Thu H->>.L-u i .-i-imjui-teiy furnished foim tup to
Ixitt -ni, and ha- ad t;*.♦* convenieni-es desired by
the ifsiple: the t.ihlu is fh-- re-t in the County :
the barn is under tl.-e ; g.* ft),,-. Ust ■ -:irr - r .
th. St : and. in short.. very-thing will lie d u.e
that can bedonc t" make it comfortable for strati-
Iters ..r others who visit tiie hou-**.
The long exjierience of the Proprietors IN the
Hotel LUI-ine-.s uuikes tlx- in peculiarly aide to
eater to the varied wants of the travelling public.
They solicit their oid custom, believi G that
th- V are able to SUPPLY the r.L>L OF THE ER-T to
all.
BROWN ,v. KELLEY,
133 Proprietors.