I tl potior Journal sE ws S S i i . gffßtSS. PAM ta*#f U > ! a i' ( ,wnl to run over one ~ - D ),e >otu* wU! '*■ P Ten of ' •.-,, h< .d toearh address denote the .--i r.l - r .■ !W to >ol -• >0- J 'sl 0 . F. HAM"JON.. PuKisfter „ i; ■ o builds on borrowed j : --foolish as tiie <>ld man i * -' , casl starts a hot cultivation of the weed • Fallow-' - Al Jolui*-"'U, agtd 13 ami reStd- X Jlill. n-ar WeHsviHe.com "* hanging °u .Sunday,the in treatment by],is father is . nee,u the cause. If the ae .r,., I'.- ss prints is a correct - ./ . vtr hwird of. He left the s . hanging in the barn to " ' l-.t and tak'"ii care of by neig!- "'o' -Vnnes an. olti'-resideitt of ~'( i ; m smidajlast at tiie * " - are. IT-- served "A ' JU flie irar-of I*l2, fle was V- fTlturlbw Weed, ami r v ieuee and respect of j jp'm II is ltealth had been -,v ayear. mul his death. " j.-.L'h <;:ddeit to those who " . allv- iw him on the street. \;. .-ted bv his familv ami .-r , . /,!■ has sued : >r slander. of the 11.. X. V. & P. ; in ve.-cl t: fee thousand for '•panic" tine s, I- -i that the rend i.-- . t - i-r-..| . dtil'i'ijr 1 h,. i hy jHrii.'i: s in the j - I'.: - Insurance eotn • e: l!y failed and Laving our t:Uliens 1 iir-s v.- H"t ... of tlieir hat " li. -!i: ]• ad .IS [/: • i (iV.e* I. l- \ !'■ et dm p by net -a:'. "• >'d's )J ,sff: .'•/ - .\. V. A. P. a.id i'. aE. raii •!i.pl d. T • sire ■- i>. ih- builder*. while at . • .i- u will ado uiucii to iii t ' • i'i.Y< illg JIU. i ■ I - ;h ir. expected lu re 1 id: ike pes-* ssioii of the Hill p Jiilre is a tip-top, good fellow, * t<> ki-p a hotel and we are 1 .'-street lamps. Ought : s> n - on Main street, at . - i indis;>ensable pre :•■' •1. Such itii one is 11 - - . n • -'iisiojiS friu the ; iW 11.-b- rn Prff*. tii"- !-i<| -ijts will reineniler - • : g in t'icij. 1-sjh rt be .ndrod thousand dollars interest were paid mi the N. Y. & P. U. It. last T prompt pay uicr.fc of ii:U r • ond> ;is it boeoim s due '••I the nt \v road and it- of - HALL. Esq., is erecting a tie-corner of Tiiird and - Mr. II all invested quite in.L's and real <alulc ill •i ri 11 n- juist tear. He >ii: -s man and our i is'ia titled if we had same kind of llkil — I I-, , ! putting up a Grade d ling which will cost, when H'. j'*'. • - rder system is intended ■ convenience and in ihe transfer through the sums of money. In view i itiaii vobljerhs. eitiz-ns • ii advantage to patron -1 ' . i system, as there is > "• their t;t• illtg the loser [ ■ tit r containing tlie order ' **■ -* ■!. : st in.uihitant. declared lin* 1 " Sil * Buc h a winter as this. as a hut toilless shirt bosom. r *cei?ed No. 1 of the Wells _ iis a spiightly sheet aliout • lu m used to be and full news. Tioga county has I '"i" share () f pajiers already, i • an as goad as the Pros l ! ' too many of them. We sates in, which ; in its permanency by the 1 :i Ai: \ Electhws.—The! F '• h .- T.. jt is to give due I hi ." * ''''-ttiolis. should 'B'st i lection un-' ntion will take place | | x ***s Ftbruaiy next. I • ' - a! d towndhip of- I • throughout the i IICVA'," I'''"J W ' K * e ter,, l of I the third Tuesday] [ affected, but | 'before that time, I . ;-"<l for tlie full term j ' 1t! " lr successor I 15 ri "ew oilsViy steam ■ 'At E HAVE been requested by the County Commissioners to state that they have raised the valuation of all unseated and unimproved lands from SI.OO per acre to $3.50 pier acre. / To GET rid of the nightmare, pciv the the printer. Money, you know, "makes tiie mare got 11 / EIGHTEEN dwelling liouses were j erected in Coudersport during 1573. all of which are occupied and there is not an empty house in the village. That's doing pretty well for a bar-; woods town, i we think. Several of the new house* l are tasty and would be a credit, espe cially those of Messrs. Velie. Crosby. Jones and Xelsoh. I'l ERE are one hundred and fifty en gines uji the Philadelphia and Erie mil road. Wim haS Che care of tiie crossing at Seventh and Main streets j* It is in a very fractious mood. X > sound of robin or wren greetsoftr ears; neither do sleigh-bells gladden them, but the rtow of the rivulets makes music as in summer —this J. n airy. II i-: who would buy gi XHIS cb.eap should reui tiie advertisements in this pap r. 5V A TEN- MKE Ti N wash-Id in Wclls lK>ro M. E. Church on fhe last evening of ]s73 and communion served at *2 o'clock. Tiie E}iscopal cluirch-lell ! tolicd tiie old year out and rang the , new year in. A FIVE year old lad. residing over the river, cut his nose entirely off while playing with an axe oil Saturday.—Gle nn Ta.ii s. And now he don't know so much. 1). 11. LANG WORTHY & Co., is the name of a new firm at Postville for the the manufacture of writing inks, {>er fuin- ry, faui-y soaj, etc. careful and not stay in the water too long. Many a boy has ruined his health foi .;ie bv too nijcli "swimming. r ' / SEVERAL inches f snow this morn ing and in- sign ol ti- snow-jilovv until i.eniiv i.iye o en. 1; iii the luontiiig. Th-re was a tim* when Cue Borough authorities vvetv more e'llrrju isiug. Tie- AH any ./ a * ml warns lov, rs of biicliVi : at e.K-st.,at there is an ,; : ii I ions syrup ?:; t market ea!i> d tue " g-. id n d p-, made fre.ui comuioii si.irei .>, ip.iiirie acai, etc. it.-- it .pun e;.:i.,; o-r <■; n U deti-cte-d by jUKiriug a r;irl; una. ; ii\ into ;t Iriile tea, wi.icu if li-tii li.aP .j t ,!i.s as black as ink. 1.r.; T: ua-ln -.s. ,1 toC.tV. I)..Jud 1. Manst; id. id -ga eoonly, pa., and \v'. . P. i 'no.-. At lens. l;r.dioid count t .Pa., a. • ■id at tit < ■ !.-p i . i . <. lor u--n-p 'in i:t of | stag . T wiiters t-i--;-*; : would <1 vv< Si to -ee ;j. s. s > ;. ir Irtt.-rs from a trip to the i la ad i.ell r •>. ItrFEAT." i- l v ip. rvi!! milk <p.- •*:!- The health pi.vsiciao's report i- . a■ iv.-inoei tiiat r' fitly p-.-r -nt. < i to;- ib.;.C .- -i that cii\ were ci: i'ircn ma. t t n v ais age find that . g ■ p.ilioa of ciiiid rei. da : .Am no cause uam C.e use of i. . . j. MARLIX E. C;.M- rni. O-IJIORHTII-ii ( lei!; in tiie At dicor .er.sl's ofiice at , Harri-luirg, ha- our ti. . ks f-.-r a copy of tin (fov- rnor's M- - tge. printed in large cl> arty; > kick we can read "just as easy." A x f-ml'iT.yo poet, who is certainly a cl ise eibs- rrer of human natuiv. re tuarks: •'Tain- inareaes on with tiie slow. iue.isi.H d tn .d of a man working by the day." Ax 1 1 ISTORIT AL Sl'HlXG.—Allcgaov Couidy, wo ites a ei-ri-spoi.dt nl <1 tm .-!</'*# 11. •-.-/• iu region, has quite ;ui elevation geographically. It has the summit of the Ere Hallway and the water siied l-twc.-n t.e Ail-ganv and (k-nessi-e. Hut on t;ie soiit lerii tier of town. Pennsylvania uiountains sj>ur the suits of AL gu v county with lofty lulls. Anial liieui, in liie town of Wirt, we t'i€- otiit-r day fell UjHin a copious spring that hits a history. This is t:.e very spring, said an old settle!, by widen Mary .Jenn-on. the white woman, sal down to eat her cake while diving f< m liereumged husband. The circumstances are these: This woman, caplivefrom a child.ami vvh >se history every ->ne ougiit to read, had. in s-uii way. ofn ndtd her Indian husband and in an Indian council her destruction was talked of. A friendly squaw hastened to inform her. saying. "There is to Is-another council to-night and if they decide to kill you I will put a cake U|HUI the doorstep. You w ill take it and Mee to tie tribes oil the Alie ganv river; they will protect you." Tiie vvliile captive arose iu the night and sure enough the fatal t- ken was at the door. She twk it and lied. Arriv ing at this spring, she sat down to rest and eat the cake given by the friendly sister. Eating and musing .-lie la aril tlie tread of an Indian i-'hind her. Looking up. there was her husband. First a terror, then a gladness possessed her; for, scanning lbs eountenace, she saw nothing but kindness, lie had re lented of his anger and came to lead her liack. Herkbsenceande.apehailsoften his lieart. -Slie followed lijm along ti:e Indian trail hack to Squeky 11 ill. near Mt. Morris, and there ended her days, which wore an eventful history, such as occurs to but one amid generations. URarritti. Lewis —C'rowell —January n at the rr i denoe ot t:- britlt-'s laii-T in Uiysses, by Rev. Tracy sostt, Mr. FATETTI4 LEWIS and Mlsi MAKT CKOWEI-L, belli of T'ly-scs. i 1)1 ED. Tuesday, January Ft, 1574. sf heart <i i—■ — . Llln J. Thompson Iu the twenty-first year of her age. Funeral to-morrow (Thur--lay) al 10 A. M.in the Eresbyterian church. At I.< iM-ii.le, .1, unary 6.1874. tornella. of CUAKLES I). IVES and daughter of S. V*". j Monro**, aged '2l yea"> Stiffs. | pHXSIOX, BOUNTY i CLAIM AGENCY, j i here art itious-.;ula of Soldiers and sailors ; of the late war, or their widows or heirs, enUtied j ° Fens;one, Bounfffes, 1-rsze Moneys, ic„ who j h:tve not maf,e claim. Peualons rated at from $-2 ; to J- permoi tii are now rated, under the new law, ! fn-ui $-2 to Ail Peasioae/s Khfiuld apply to. ■he iu< reac. the sluo AUBIRIO.VAI. aocarrv aiun t-e a; plied for, by those eutiti before -Titiuuif} 31,1-T4, title thereto expiring thra. Widow pi a slouers tn til led to $2 per month foreali ctdld ua ier i years. Al! who think themselves entitled I to Bounty or Pension (no natter how slightly souiio- i or ■lisoase-i; should ad-lress tue at once. I .fo.maiiGH free. CHAR. T. SCHIVELY, -N.-tar;. - 'l : ill>' aiVi 1 Gln-W.A' I ! ACERT, : of . ■?, r-- j cit * SbV* l!l >t. New Jer.-ey. jis-Bitf Philadelphia, Pa. -SALE: —One due-bill of ?300 (itg-tinst ''American Piano Co."} on account for one of their §GUO Pianos, will le sold for S2OO. Also a due-bill of $-5u against X edhans A" Co., 011 account for any of their "Silver-tongue" Cabi net Organs -w ill iu sold for S3O. Par ties about to purchase a }ii;uio or organ <.-. in save some little outlay. Inquire of S. F. IIAMILTOX. \T^ ANTED four or fiv.- good men tt to sell the Singt 1 Sovvind Ma chine. Such as live at a distance can cm rescind with REYNOLDS A HUI NsX 11.1.E. IARI (' li .—Get your BKIC lv from TVM. BRINE, Itoulet. Pa. Sjeci iii ns can be seen at t'ae office of JOUR NAL & ITEM. Price, SB.OO jier tliou sanil —reduction made when ordered in large quantifies. 2502-tf I^ OH SALE: A farm of 1L- . re.- 1 vvitiiin one and a half miUsof ('.-u --dei-sport on a good road; vveli improved and wi ii watered: good buildings, fi ~ and large barn. Aj.plv fo JOHN S. MANX & SOX. llct.il K. tnte Agent*. ' i-4 CoiuSersjiort. UEARTII \NI> It-, ML —V. T'-js ! eaiv tifal Jouni.ii t; eur readers a- ■ n-> tin- sl-V-i, pure- and in n-hiky ■ -ii;--d of all ti.< sit -r --iar> and hoir.-- w -i r-s. lis stork s are not of The tr.v-iiy.-.en s .tion ii i-haraeter, y : are -s ale - trJiug lip.i re a aud vvi I i read liveveiv in 1:1- fctar of the femiip v\ji!i pleasure aial {iruftt lis eilii- ri i - are ah;--, iline'y, ib-lejs-n.'eti. The I- -T Ameii'-a'i : nd be -T;.n v.-lh-.s e-i!i!:ihu;e lo it • enluians: and. take it id! It:it is at near a ;- : f-> ■; II- 1: •- Paj.i-r :i i- pik. is" lln tni> or tny ■niter couuiry. "ia>i.-e Judd A CO., Publishers. . k It.oaJwav. Nov Y-jrk. Fvi rvlxnly at:-l all of their ueighb-us iiie roiling to Simmons" Regulators !■■;• their winter stock of Dry Goods, (iroceries. CNkiug and Boots and Shoes since ti < y have beard how uiucii they have marked their gotitls down since t he panic. 1 "'-TI AV. —ni-- to tl-.e }•remisc-s of j 1 j the stilKtcriber alrout the Ist ol Oc i o ! t ..-- 1- koiving earth-: 1 pair of 3- yi .ii rdd ■ match* d Rttxisand a 2-y ;ir ' ,>i stci r —ail s'jXiltetl. i>d and white. Fie owner will please prove property, Pv olibrges and taki ;k. m away. PUILA VHKR ii. Sruv EXS. ;.t It, > OV. : :, 43..:. (1 \MF "the p"< nii-rs of F e t.lbhr- L sigm J > 'tie* tiiiic ago on-- blsfk and vv .-te ii> ;1< alw-ul eigiiteen moutir-iold. O'.u.M-r can have the same on proving property and paying charges. HENRY DYER. P'.i i: } -iii- t, lx-c. 1 -T.^ rpO ALL W'HCM IT Y CCK -1 CERX. —Ciieuusslanci - t.i.vecoin }j ile<! us to adopt I lie READY-PAY SA'STEM, and hereafti r we vv ill -ell 11 ■ goods on credit unless bj special agree-1 nu lit. ARCH 1". J( XE> <x >< X. Ciinder-port, X-v. 12, 1*73. W;i. or sb iri si'cd worms we be, !,-_45 W (. u.m t fcilk* :tte With ; ny degree t if surtautt • W hut's iue in be our fate.** AVe can cal ula'e. however, with rea sonable certainty on g'tting P.- ttr LumtM r Wagons. Better Carriages of all descriptions. Belter Mt-ighs, Better Cuttt rs, Bett' r Trimming, Better Painting, Better llorse-shoeing. and Better 11 jtairiug of all kinds At COLE'S Shop than any other place in Couderspoi t or iii the Count v. " 2302-tf j 1) 11. IIAY.VES has the agency of a jKiti-iit weather-strip for doors vv i'ich is j 11 st the tiling for doors that are e.xjHi.Si d to wind and weather, and will save twenty-five {"t-r cent iu wood. lie will call and show how it works. 251* To the (iCzciis of Pennsylvania.— Your attention is sjtecijiliy invited to the fact that the National Banks are now pr- (•• red to rt ceite sulsCriptions' to the Capital stock .of the Centennial Board of Finance. The funds realized from this sotme ar to lx- euspkiTed in the en ction of the buildiup* for t iie ternationsil Exhibitic-i .and tl.-eeXpens; s : connected wiUi the same. It is confi dently Ijeiieved that the Keystone state will be represented by the naioeof even eiliZ'-n alive to natricTic commemora tion of the one hundredth birthday of the nation. The s -ares of stock are of ferer! for $lO each, and suhseiilx-r? wilt receive a hamlsoniely steel engraved Certificate of Stock, suitable fm fram ing and preservation asa national m-.- inorial. Interest at I be nite of six percent. l>er annum will l>e iid on all payments of Centennial Stock from date of pay ment to Jautuuy 1, lsTfi. Subscribers who are not near a Na tional Bank can remit a cheek of post office order to the undersigned. FREDERICK FRALESU Tresis., t/M Walnut St., Philadelphia. rpO ALL WHOM IT MAY COX -1 CERX: Cirei instances hssv.e "tuu pi lied us to adopt the READY-PAY" SYSTEM, at d hereafter we will sell 110 goods on cn-dit unless by sjiecial agiee ment. B." BU&T v < >. RfluleL Ja-'iary 7,1571. 24-8 Keep it before the pe*;ule that all th - ck-rks at the Regulators give the labor ing e| ;t >s the preference; in giving them 1 1 tie lowest prices / < OWAXDA PLOW!?. —Flat or Side \JT lull. e;ist ami steel, with iron beam. ' Tlie c ist plows are ground and polished —in full ritr. Every plow is guaranteed. The best plow manufactured. W. T. DIKE. Agent. or P.A.SIEE3rsv. Jr. Condir&'jft. Pa Our townsman, Mr. C. 11. Simmons, | is certainly an enigma— he is actually si lling more goods and taking in more | money than when the ducats were plenty. But everybody can see the rea ■ son by dropping in at his mammoth es tablishment and enquiring prices.— Free I'rttsr. Worthy or Note.—An excha: g • says there is scarcely a day j as>es that we do uot hear either ■ from persons coming into our offit-e or iu some ; other way of the success of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment iu the c ure of coughs and colds so preva lent about town just now. If we can benefit oar readers any by recom tnemlit sr Parsons Purgative Piils to be the be t a ,t -bdiiojs medicine iu the couut.-y, we are wiO j ; ug- to do so. Ooxt en tijatiox. —The mammoth establishments at Wellsville. so trulv named Regulators. have taken the front part of the clothing store for a carpet and general auction and commission ! ■ -in. The back part is used for manu facturing clothing and a general tailor ing business. The former carpet room is us d for ;i erockerj" department. This makes the general salesroom of dry goods ami clothing more nearly cou nt cted. This change is made to* make more room for manufacturing and to enable them to ket pa much larger as sortuient of carpets. Six first-class salesman will be on band in the cloth ing and dry go<>ds department, and sj>e cial inducements will Ire held out to all wisijing anything iu the line of clothing or ur\ goods. Manufacturing to order a sjx-eialitv. One of the finest assort ment of French beaver and English coatii g and cassimeres in the county. Mr. I rank Morris, from Hornellsville, and Ml. W'rn. Tensdall will always l>e on hand at the Regulator or at the branch shop, over Browning Brothers' store, to take measures arid ctit and make to order. ••"ATI • . INUEHTO PARLORORGANS.—MTVare Aid t chronicle any new thing or improvement "i* -7 i M o!d >MO. that tends to populari-e luii-ic by rendering it- study either e.i-i-r or more at ii.u-iivt-. Lately our attention lias ion called t<. ■ s new iiiti! stop added to the Waters Keed Orpin. (-ah*d the * It is > Toi*eJ as to have a tone iike a full, rim alto voice: it i-> . especially 'human' in its lone. It i- powerful its well as swr and v.i.. u v.e heard it we were in •' v\ ; it ■ v ...... i a,-., ja Sctosfwaiys fuh oiunu. V.V regard t ,js ;t> a valuable addi tion to Keed Organ.— uc-t ,V< Yrker. The E ititrfr aTaOi.'t.e yjiii Trinuiphaul. At the last Fair of :!;<• Potior 4 ounty A_ i iciilttifiil i.tsd Hurt; •ifltuialSoeie'v. In Id L (.'uiiilt! .■ ;>oi i Oct. 111, 2-7S, the Singer teok tbe first pmoiaiu. withthe Iloweand IF mibglou s< whig Machines < p, sii-kr. T'i ■ Singer was operated by A M, IP vtioltls. the llowi Iy Luv-toV iiit s. ami the Remington by the A*g> t.t .. in Bingham. ! AVER'S Aiir-iacAS AisttN.sc has arrived and i aw re-sly for delivery, graii*. by oar drug '■ ruts, to aii wiio cat! f<>, it. <.:r readetmay be stirj't: -isl to kn >wrth.;t tht- iitt t patnphle;. v. i i •li ha becoi.ie so natch a favorre in our ctiou, !,, t s ■ quite the lary. st ireulation of any one lieok in the world except the I?i! jtp-. inted in many language-fund -.-altered through n.uiy nations, u w la< i-; par i to abt.ost the entire pipu!i ti-i;; of ouro-.vn vast domain. 1 veryf.tn.i'v should keep it. for it contain*information which ad a-e ii .be ti require when sickness overtakes them, and which may prove invaluable ftorn being at hand in -* . at. l f viu take our advice you wi'l ea ami gel an Ayer's A'amuac,. ua when got, keep : 2.-23 Administrntor's Kotice. ' uitUK * .lit*- .1 hail, i -at r:' d . .:-'a 5 ' ■ ' I * . ~ • - • i • ■: to, . i at, p ■ !• Itiv.kt. irsitut-oi'il* ; fit\ —<* :. .•* k: ..tin tor • tiiiitib 4 *>? the safe! wee.••'• ;.! make known tlx - wit: to JcriN LVU-HNFM ii. t'.ento.i, D< ,ls'i. Adli.'r. Kdn • i ;\t* >rV Notice. "VI rHF.ItiIAS. le ters e.f .administnitii r. to the t ite ' via lN.jR.c-t. Uteof ii-iirou t vvnshiji.. Potter Co. deceased, ha.iag been g.r.m. 'o; he subserilers. all person, indebted t 's ii.; ■ -t .;e are requested to make immediate payment, ami those having cbtinu (.1 inuisU ars'-ns' the eir ..f s pi decedent will make u >n the same without deUv to Svvtt KI. BLEBK. > . .., .., CO. U iNOIseM.V Adr " r '- Hebron Nov. 25,1-T2. 1) I V< >HCK NOTICE. N't 1.1.1 E J. Hot MAN. by her next fiii nd, j In the C.-f-t of Common A. E. HOIJCOMB, V Ph>;tg of potter No. <s. i !s'-, ts. pt. 'l enn. IsTl OI.IVKRP. HOI. MAN. I.itv! in I>iv>ree. i.'iv-: I'. Holmun. Kesjioudent at*>ve named, wi l p'.-nsc take notice th.it a siitij'.-ena and aiias ' Sttl ]t mi have i eei. lied ;;ild IctUtUeti nihil; >.*u iie tlet. .on- hercbv reqaired to at.pear <>n the i ist .h.y .f next t J-vi. y. ; .-i, t„ an svvcr to tie . .ii.pi. t in! tuiuie in this ease, i s P. KEINOLDH, S?vra~- ComicrsjKirt, Jan. 7. lck t . s. M IKKH II.'S OFVICE. ! W. li. 01 epsS'Vl V.vNIA. l';nvr;H. .I.tmary s 1A74. ; fltil's Is ;o CIVK N'.'ifi K ; h hat on I'te 6th X *;av of J1 74, a Wa.rant in Bankruptcy was is.-de l ariiast the Estate of •!.:'!) • f'Hrkof Wi.a teito • hip in the county of Potter and s-ate of Penns.lv.ii.ie, who has be n s ijudged a liatihrnt't. on his own petition; that tie- paimer-t of snj m- is a- .| deliv-'i ■ t any j property lielonging to -itch BiTj n.nt to i.:m or for his use a!i ,| tti.. tmr .s'erof any prope:ty by him are tab: ideii by law; that at ceil, y of the < red. in - i.f the said Bankrupt, to trove their debts, a< :to .(■ one <-r tin r> a- ..f! > Ete, vtti be Pel at .1 1 omt of Bubvptcy, to be hoirt ci: at tie orfl.-e of F. K. Suiit'v in t'te Ito." gh of Tiojpi, Pa., before I'. k. 8* ith. t •„ Hcglst. r, the isth day : Febrmtrv, A.H.. t<4, at W o'clock, A.M. JOtlN HALE, T . S. Marsli ih cs Messenger. THE SATURDAY EVENING POST Bcaotildi CU.- cp.o to every Vea-Iy bib6crfber MAX ADiXEF;, the (iIIEAT 111 MORLM, A Weekly Contributor. Tar S MC,BAY EVTKSM. PO?T has been the ert at Lite- . y i eki.v lor i aif a < entnrj. it p rfc llS'K-S serial after serial of Love ami A 1 * rem are— and yet . .:•> not neglect Rhotter swrn an 1 -l.e.cties. it give.- a short Itistorical B}etch iy. j-.ax A.;..! r (the .treat humorist) is a regular contributor. "Zig,* the spk-ieat of our la fy wnt.-rs. a .so c. urif •*- regularly. Oiive King, Haify hyeinlght, K.la tvteller, Ac., Ac., are frequeut correspiiidei.tis Our premium Cliron.o fsr fac ting rear i Clii-itb 1 '•ONE OP tin.-* HAPPY HOCK*." P is a 'oeac.tv—the wr-rk of Sinclair A Co., one of tip. oi lest and most celebrated Onus ia the coun try . A copy of this c iirojyio will ite given to every yearly sub-ten • r for is 74. Keraeni -r: Th.- price ot The Post 1# r.-l cento low.to v iub Subscribers than the prices of the r th r Lr.-t- j.!-- v.eeklie- ami vet we ••' each of them a e liroiuo besides: TEKMs—Always in Advance.—One copy (with Chronio i.i.ii, four copi •- -.in.! fr..;r Chronsos Js. Six 1 op.- - an ! seven enrom-js) eight co piss (and -jri-t chrotaos) sik..-i ih- seisier of • this last elnlivi ill t e -ut.t ed to a copy of The Post gratis. Or,-copy of The T'-.st (k.:..>0; and one of Arthur's Hon;.- Magazine {fS>d (with Premium Pictures of iKith periodicals will i>e sent for f4J-\ Ten cents extra must i>e sent for mailing pictures.) fjs-Ten cents must be sent for every Chroato ordered, to pa. the • .xpemse- of ti a is/or ■>:, cio ff the i aroiuo is desire , mouuuxi on sard iard or rnusiin. Sample numbers sent gratis. Address, . The Saturday Evening Pest, 9:7 H'ofnul fk'Fcf'lp♦<?. ANNUAL STATEMENT OT ALL EG ANT TV P. COMMON SCHOOLS, FC THE YEAR ExperuJtiurcs. ! Lew school boase 751 so Repairing, etc i* ; Bi..:<iuig-k>t s os I Fut-i, etc f# 70 • Exonerations . Corrections 63 ; ' teachers" salaries 17 i Ceiieetors' commissions 40 27 Tree- 1 ;rerV percentage si si ; v"-c.-et*ry' wages 30 no j i?re< ipts. Gros-&u't duplicate—school tax 3 37 —buii l'g " .. 4'.- 39 ; State appropriation 04 ?C i balance fr .• last year 3545 | Amount of infj t : "tineas t 35006 J. h. GR C NT, E. 11. N ELSOX. Secretary. 23-1 President .il-tcn 'osnon s|Hl mo.y Epo<*3 uo ajsa sabai-d uej sjatuop nj sp&ii, soouibj Aiiei.ha i wqio se IT>w be 'ojjvaoi 9siAkiHO..K.imHHJ I'UBiu patuqajaj A'jjisuf aqj j 0 tuojnjjViUUEi^ •.V *M 'OTY^cI.TJI 'IMJJS |4d OC V I 4, 00 TP SIAJVdV *\7 1 he SINGER is a lock-stitch machine and makes a beautiful, even and uniform stitch which will not ravel and is alike on both sides. Tt hems, braids, cords, tucks, embroiders, ruffles, fells and does all kinds of work on the finest muslin or the heaviest full-cloth. I. H. &OODSELL. Carpenter and Joiner, SOUTH SIDE cf the RIVER, (abort EAST Strict,) Coii(U'r>.])()Et, l?a. CONTRACTS taken and materials furnished for : ail kinds of BVII-DINO PLAM.XL, am', MATCIIINO <lone.—Motu RXO of all descriptions. S VN't, BLINDS and 1<B)KS on hand or manu factured to order. C ASH paid for fine lumber. i Your putronage is solicited. N. H. (iOOIISEIXi New SIXOEB Sewing Machines ex changed for otus uf any kind or make, ; ly A. M. REYNOLDS, Ajent. 3AS3ETTS LiVERI Corner MAIIIiET and Ht'.MKR htreeis, (SOl'lll SIDE of Uu Ell 'EE.) ! I WOULD respectfully invite the attention of tu-i public to luy LIVERY ESTASi.iSHT.TKUT, with the assurance that I can meet every ac ui.ind for 3 Pr-J-ciass turnout. Having purchased the Livery of Amos Ve , have the only Establishment of the kind in thi section. J. XI. I3ASSETT. 132-tf Edward Forster, DTALHB IIT G-roceries & Provisions, MAIN NTIJEIT abore SECOND, COUDERSPORT, PA. A FULL SUPPLY CT FLCtXR, SUOAK SPICES, SYRUP, CHESS , I HAM, FISH, | TOBACCO, SHU I F. <Src., &c., KEPT CONSIANTLT ON HAND. A specialty made Teas and Cottees, of which I have the Lnrgent nml Stock in tow®. ; l -f All Hood*, soli CUKAP for CASE only. Call and examine before purchasing elsewftwe. RPWI6P Wljsra -A-ILTTD SON, "THE AMERICA! PIANO," >'o. 417 BItOOMI' STREET, New Torn. UNSURPASSED First premiums wherever exhibited—Prices low for the quality—Large price* allowed for ."second-hand Instruments in Exchange. From Mr. Edirnrd Hoffinan. tht celebrated Pi e, I conscientiously believe that your Piano is in every respect a magrnifl ; cent Instrument. From the 4 * Independent.*' The American Piano has desem-dly become a very popular Instrument. ypßesponsible Agents wanted for unoccupied territory. Send for Circulars to L,-,, r WING & SON, 417 Broome St., X. V. ; W. W. IWOORE, DEALER IX MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, AMERICAN and IMPORTED MARBLES, &c.. Thir l Stopposite Court House Square. COLDtRSPORT, PA. All work in a worlvnianUie maimer and tiers sent by umH promptly attended to. i My prices are the Itfwcstytii lids, section of the country. 2445 SPRING. . . 1873. 7hcs. McDowell b D 0.,- DEALERS IN ReXERAT. ArERCHAXBTSE, 3POJLT UN.X^X J 2P.AL. " WP would respectfully call the attention of the people of POTTER COUNTY ! to onr large and complete assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, ROOTS n-.d SHOES, HATS and CAPS, READ Y-MA D E CL O Till KG. SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, FLOUR, PORK, SALT, FISH, FEED a,id MEAL, TAIXTS and OILS, IIA ED WARE, KO TIOXS, (J LA SS WA RE. Ac.. die., d-.. which wc are offering at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, ov.ing to the inerwtta; fttcilities afTordetl by tii<- completion <>f the Buffalo. New York A Philadelphia liailway, and we cau and juii-rdi "goods as low as they can be sold this side of Canada. Fresh ground Feed and Meal kept constantly on hand. We are daily receiving new goods, thus keeping our stock, in all departments. . „.. FULL AND COMPLETE ■ at all tunes. Tho*. tlcDotvell & Co. THE BAKER HOUSE N. E. ccr. SECOND aa.l EAST Slruets. I (East cf Court House C-Ltic.) COUDERSPORT, PA. llx*l been purcha'ca by BROWN ft KELI-Y ' (formerly ofjthe CocnaKSPOET^HoTEL.) The Tlirnfc i completely furnished from top'u bottom, and has all the conveniences desired.by the people ; tbe table is the best in the Corrty i the barn Is under the eUarte of tbe 'est ostler in the State: and, in short, everything will.be dune ; that can bedonetn make it eomfortable.for stran gers or others vvho.visit the house I I Tlie long experience of the Proprietors in tin* ; Hotel business makes, them peculiarly able to j cater to the vaiied wants of the travelling public ! They solicit theiryold custom, be-ievl g tn., , they are.able to supply the EESI OF THE ENSR t ■ a!L N & RFLLEY, L7B Proprietors. insurance Company of North America, OH PHILADELPHIA. Tha Oldest" Stock Insurance Company in the United States. i January 1, 1873, 8 3,7,738.0l I Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company, OU PHILADELPHIA. ASSETS, Jnnnnry 1. 1878, 0 1,1C5,G02.40 i The above-named re? vble ompanies are represented in Con- Uerspnrt by ARTHUR B. MANN Lewisvillo GRADED SCHOOL. Fall terSu'opeus the Fikst day ul SEiiEMbEB. 1 £ 73. B. B.Vliulc, Mri.B. 8. Sladr, Principal Assistant Miss K. E. Cushlnt, Instrumental Musi- TUITION. ' Primary r>epartment. per'jterm 4 00 Intel mediate do., do SOO Hi el) school do., do CIO lustrumeutaljnusic 10 00 Tuition must be arranged in advance. Classes in this term w ill be arranged to accom modate those designing to teaeii,<iui ii)g the coin ing winter. The Potter County Teachers" Institute win t>e held at Lewisvillefii connection with this tern. Board, inch)ding lights and fuel, can lie ob tained for "4.t cents jier day. Good rooms can i>e obtained by those who desire to fOrnish tiieir own board. SETII LEIVIS, O. It BASSETT, Secretary. CO-tf President Tl-lif] . Cottflersprt Hotel ASl> Genera! Stage Office Has been K* TITTEP and AITCFIMSHKD/ram G^RBZ'i 1 C" 7 and is noir open to the P UPLIG i The TABLEwiII be kept in FiKST-CLASS"*Iid,' and no labor or expense spared to make it a : FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. GOOD fiTABLIXG, and cartful HofcUti always in attendance. The OLD-TIME popularity of the Hotel'viil be FCLLT MAINTAINED by the present Proprietor, , vho now solicit* the patronage of travellers and he p üblic generally. D. F. GLASSXIBE, Jr., PROPEIBT'B
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