ten.incli pistols, as the other had a gun
loaded:With shotonly. John; for that,was'his
nime,,tirell.the' Pistol, at the bear's' head, .and
'she.then went. up o rt tree where .her cubs were.
'The old hear turned-to. aome. down and give
battle tha boys then fired *again,%and the bear
came.doWn and, took for the boys.: John took
the . gun from the otber . boy and mauled herover.
the head'untif be . befit it badly; and. the.dog
made such ihroads.initi her right hank at the
same time that- She wag' forced to giVe.•battle
to.him-:-thedets--which enabled.. the •boys to
pUt an end to •Ike bear. They then killed,two
citb, went 'home, with -one live one 'to their
mother (being.the...only 'person in the 'house)
with. as' much honor. of victory .as , . General
Scott or Taylor in the Mexican war.—Piscat-
PO CPO .*: . ; ' •
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are fined twentyfive ceins for ev . ery oath; the
money .to be appropriated to som e w•orth3 . 7 pur.:
posofrom time to time. At' last accounts, the
club had cursed:enongh to buy a:pew, and there
was, a balance on hand. - • . •. , .•
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Mineral 'Lands:
• ... . • . . .
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ties, and .will give hie opinion' an tctIie.VALUE OF.
MINE.% &c. .Those engaging bin nominee will reeelve
all neceartary and. reliable informatien. Ilesidence'at the
Bunker:llill Mines. • .
. :Sergeant, Bllitian Co., Ji.ine 3Di 1850. ~1 '
THE best 50c Tia.iri tali% at the
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THE beat Ground and unground Unfree/1, cheap, it the
Astor Monde Store. • • • B. Y. WRIGfIT.•
11E84 Burning Fluid at the .
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WISIE2STZ
Patented Sept 9 1856. •
Dr RILEY SMITH'
•
rrHE :WASHBOARD- AND BEATER are
the two first and most natural implethents
ever used in Washing'Clothea. • Notwithatand,
ing it has been': the study of inventors .to do
them away,.and for 'that purpose several hun
dred patents' have been issued, yet it has been
of no , effect. They have failed in, their at
tempt. Their machines have been condemned
.and thrown .away; and , the Wash Board and
Beater again used in their stead.' • • • • •
This machine combines - them together; at
tached to a progressive lever in sUcha -manner
as gives 'great power to. the Beater, while
either may be used as the operator ipay desire.
The — nriotion of the Beater:-ir quick and easy,
the pressure gentle and ilowerful,.whieh . gives
it the advantage overall other machines, and
is so decided by competent judges. . .
Manufactured and old ixt.Mechanicsburg, by
' . A..WOLTERS..
MCchanicaburgi March 18, 1858.
.
*Cabinet* Shop' inllechanicsburg.
AA WORMERS respectfully announces' to.
the public 'that, notwithstanding these
hard timee, he is manufacturing and Iceaps'con
stnt:ly.on hand'ill kinds of 'furniture, such as
DIVAN .8 o' r S • •
k. • •
• CARD, CENTER', ,
DINING AND
BREAKFAST. TABLES,
CHAIRS . of all kinds 'and 'styles Cane and
C°9flm oll ) Ikr
3 , -, Read
ade Coffins, 3 8:c., of the.
very best material and manufat:ture.
Smetfiport, Tel). iB5B
TxTE are not An the habit - of telling . I Fish
VV atories,, but we have got MACKEREE,,
COD and WHITEFISiI i besides hosts.of I'EA
at 40 4 Cents. B: •
• .. , gA.DIMONTON LANDS '
IVE.IV ENG LAND SETTLEMENT
. .
1 7 ) ARE OPrORTUNITY.— T.O . A -41 ,
iv:x pin - No „PARllLS—'=iri hetilthulace
i tt ,;,, n tyfi . es mtilee
. .front Philadelphia; on the
.Camden and' 'Atlantic railroad;. New Jersey.
'An old estate has, recently been'opened ;for sele
'antl,the firstdivisiOn of 10,000 acres, diVided
bp,into' of twenty -acres. and upWards.
T. he. soil is ot.,M . rt best qualify . forthe production'
orf . iuits,• gc ains,Ac'. -The priCo to
per acre's, payable•in , easy. quarter 'yearlydn
stalmeritnovithin a term •of Tour 'yeara,, with
interest.. The terms. are Made easy, in .order
to,insure the', rapid' improvement of the : iand,
by, en blittg cvery . indastriciac mait la bay a farm.
It'is now being extensivelyJmproired by good.
.roada, and, stime . of the best citizens - from, New
England and: thd . •Mitidle.States are erecting
large, improvements. It is a,.scene 'of . the
greatest - Improvenient ... out. of I'heladelphia,
Seventy five houses' have.been bdilt in.
Months; Practical farmers and. busitieas men
from :the length end breadth of the-UniOn are .
settling, there. It in sn 'irimortant. business
Place, on account of .its being in the midst of a
greet market. Everrarticie raised epon this
land "finds an immediate sale. The water . is
excellent;and no such thing as-fever is Icnown.:
The soil. is a sandy or clay loam,..with a:clay
bottom. and fa - mays 'of:manures. , It is' free of
stones and easily,worked. 'lt abounds largely *
in .the phosPhates, and -such is its fertility' that
from the crops produced both upon, this land,
and .the large area adjoining under cultivation,
-it will be' found not to be excelled any Where in
the _production'of 'elope 'most, adapted 'to its
The -reader may be well aware that the ea r .
liest and tne best fruits and ' vegetables 'come
fro'in Npyv Jersey, which ate annually Mrported
to the amount of Millions of 'dollars, ..The land
beeide being accessible in every *ay for fertit:
izers; . has an abundant supply of .the best qualr
ity, of 'muck mandie.
Lumber and.builcling materials 'can be bad iM
the spot at a cheap price,.frOm the mills. Other
'mills are now being opened, and: brickyards
being started on the ground.. ; A. person can put
up a frame tenement for present 'convenience
for one' hundred' dollars.• DI) • account of the
extensiveemigration, this.is the best course to
pursue in order to get a 'place to live in it first.
Carpenthrs and builders are on hamlto put UP'
houses on the best terms. • .
In settling bste;the . emigrant has many.sd.
vantages. ' He is within:a few' houro ride of
the great cities in the Middle . States and New
England; he is in a settled country, where
every improvetnentiand comfort Of civilization
is at handt, he is in a healthy place, and is not
subject to the certainty of loosing the greater
part of his family. and his own health by those '
malignant fevers which make. the gravee of so
Many millions Of the'young and hardy in fay
off regions away fromhirme and friends... Be-
Oda, he has a mil&climate and an open winter.
There are three trains daily to Philadelphia;
and to all those. Who improv,e the radroad COM-,
pany gives a fre,e'tieket. . • • '.. -
Thd reader will at wide be struck with ,the
advantages here - preSented, and ask himself
why the property has not hien taken up before.
The reason is, it was never thrown in the,
'market;' and unless the statements were cor
rect, no one worildhe ihvited t&examine , the
land•before purchasing.. This' all are expected
to do. They will see the. land tinder cultivationi
they will Meet .perisips, no doubt, .from their
provertrertbdywhond: they will witness the irri
the population. • Pelson,
.shobri tottirtfiglAS At I
ita.pnrcbase,.as mall are lociating, 'and loft-
Alone 'are not held on refusal. • .
:'The Hammonton Parmer, n'hionthly Literary
and Agricultural sheet, containing full informa
tion of Hammonton, will 'be sent to each in
qUirer, and,'cart be obtained at' 25 cattle • per
annum..
Tige TP:ix r riz n ire .de,ds given,
dear of. 411 inennid . eanee, when:pneeleae
paid. 'Bouts'. to, Us-land 4Zine.:street
wharf, Philadelp44,. for flame:onion by railroad
,at half' seveit, A. M., and half .peiel five P.
hf,; when, there iiigaiie:foe Byrnes:,, .
Botteding . Oonveniences'will be'foand.-. Llttirs
and applicalians• ca nt addreised to S. ;13,
Coughlin, 202 South FIFTY Stri!et.heloto Wal
nut, Philadelphia: - • Maps and .info,itnation
cheerfully furnished.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPIIA
. .
, .
A - Benevolent Institution, established by'special endow ,
-Mont:for the relief. of the sick and distressed afflicted
-with Virulent and .tipiderilic diseases. „
TO pereonsalltieled with 'Sexual Diaeaaelcsuch se
• SPERMATORRMEA SEMINAL WEARNESB, IM
POTENOE, .GONORRIIIE4 OLEET, SYPIIILIS t the
vice of ONANISM, or SELF-AIIIISE
.&c;, &b. • '
The' Howard Association, Itiview o the awful deidrue-
. . .
tion of human life, caused by Sexual , Diseattes,.and the.
deceptions practismt.upon- the unfortunate. victims - of
each diseases by Quacke, several years ago directed their
consulting surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT Iforthy of
their name, - -to open a dispousary - for the treatment of
this class of diseaseti,: In all :their forms,, and to give
'MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to . .all.who apply by letter,.
- Atith a. description of -their condition. age,, occupation,'
habits of life, Ike.) and in eastiof extreme poverty. to fir
bleb medicines FREEpF:CHARGE. lt-is needless to Mid
that the association commanda iho 'highest Medical skill
of the age, And Will furnish. the moat approved. modern
.treatment,
The Directors, :on a review. of. tha past ,feel Amur d
that their labo,s in'thissphere of belfotolent effort, "nice
been ofgreat benefit to the' afflicted, • esgecialy to 'the
Young, and :they'. have . resolved - to devote themselves
with renewed seal' to -this -very . impotabutt much deer
• Just published' bytthe Association, ,a Report on Snore - -
atorrlice, or Seminal Weakness,. the Vie° of 'Cooping,
Masterbation, or Self Ahtise, and other Diseaset of the
Sexual Organs. bj the cnaulting Surgeon, which'- will be
sent by mail (in a sealed leter envelope) Free of charge;
on receipt Of two stamps ter poatage. ,
Arldressjorßeport or treatment, Dr. GEO.- B, CAL
HOUN Coniulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,..Ps... By older of the
Directors. ".
. " E24tA '• - YiEAETWEILL Pr
GEO.TAIROIiILD, BeCry.. • •
. •
Arrival and Deparpire of•Alails." .
SMRTIIPORT.r OAT OFFICE.
Oleizn—Leaves-every morning at S tecloek; ar
, •
riVes every evening. • . -
Coudersport—Leavep Tuesday: and . Saturday
morning's'; arrives Monday and Friday eves.
Shi : pren,--leaves Tuesday; Thursday and Sat- .
: .. urday nooruings, Arrives MondaY,:Wedries
;day and 'Friday evenings,
Ridgway--Lervies 'Monda'y; Wednesday and .
Friday:mornings; arrives Tuesday, Thurs-.
Auyakall Saturday evenings. ' •
• Titiirreii—Leaves Tuesilay' i mortiings and errives
Thersday. evenings. . . •-.
"B::':SARTNITELL! P. 4:
• Stone , COal.
rrIHE SHBSCRIBER keeps•on hand for sale
I, Stone' Coa), of the 'best quality; at the
Grist Mill, in Mechanicsburg. • Grain of, all
kinds taken: in exchange. •
GHORDIS CORWIN.'
• rming
and
'rho important fact that the rril i . v ni ci r n — c .. e .
solitudecomplaints,
o f°
youth;ri ll4 : l t!n g i "
..!.lifly ' remo ved ii it ...
.7 4 ,11110'7timall tract cfearty de
otr M.sommFon'irtlie, entirety new and highly ,
*mstritlf t'rea trhent, 'as adopted by the Author,
•
I
jOB 'PRINTIN'G-. 1 . 3 .Wy explained, by . means of which .every one
is enabled to cure itorser.r perfectly and at 'the
.. • ' .... '- • . least. possible cost, ' thereby avoiding all the .ad
•
. .. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ' '. • vertised nostrtunxi.olthe day. '• . . '., •
-t'EDIT.D:II7.SLY a
_ 0
ene.to any'address, gratis and
. poeffrei in it
*T VIE
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NEATLY,
,CPEAPLY- itliTl... - •„ r' •'. . sealed' envelope by' remitting (post paid) two
../ ' , ,•
posta,ge:starrips to Da. B. DE LANEYISB East
31st Street; New , Yurk City.
DE -- , c l Z-T 0 F.E.I C
GOODS
ARE .':CHEAP
TAYLOR'S REGULATOII.
A. N. Tajlor.lyis now 14 dies
Largest Sto'a . of
nW:,...SIVXMER... GOODS
liver bronglit into :Ws' County . Presenting
UNEQUALLED. ATTRACTIONS IN
EXTENT,' ELEGANCE;
'BEAUTY of elesivz• and 'colalaririg'..
If.:IJ31111111
ARE. HERE:.
Now is the Time
l'O'.. ! Select from :Largest Sock 47'1(1'1'0v/thee
Goels while
PRICES ARE ,DOW.N!
ne. Goods are Going Off like
HOT CAKES oli a FROSTY MORNING
And Maio who •ioish•lo purZe.
CHOICE SELEUEIONS
'SHOULD CALL EARLY. x.
'VthST COME, FIRST SERVED
IZia Imincnoe ~,StoOk cos: .
.of
DRY GOODS,
Da 'Eqdle:ts Vardrty
PARASOLS , AND
,UMBRELLAS,
READY-MADE DLOTHING,
CLOTHS & VESTINGS,
DEGLISERY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS . ['RIFTS,
KA WNS,
LADIES' CH-ALLI & LAWN
.ci
. .
in foci oporifileio:Assorimfint of •
13 : 00
10,1500 yds. BROWN, OHERTINOB, : : • • • . ;
506013LEACHEri SHEEYING§.
G C
.li l ..E
FLOUR,
PORIC,
&c., &c
HAMS at 12 i_ets. TEAS at 31
,t 6,621
1Q..0 . .T..' . & . SHOES',
•
. • •
Largest stock ever offered in this sect i o n .o
'country. • Men's Kip Boots, a prime 'article.—
Wemen's '.Calf Booth, Men's Brogan Shoes,
WoMen's Gaiters, tipped, -Women's" enameled
.
In addition to the above he has a large.quan
•
T "0 V••ES ".- •
. ,
iIAKDWARE, ,OROCKKRY, • DRUGS ••'t
• IllEblolNE.§,• YANKEE NOTIONS,.
HATS AND 'CAPS', IRON . of all
Rodaod
Hoop Iron,
German rind Case-Steel,. ' . • • •
•''.Wash Tabs and Grain 111easures, •
• •
.•
. Patent Pails, Wash :Boards, Vinegar,. -fluid,
Camphene, •
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
And . a thousand,otber thing* 'too numerous to
mention, which will' be sold •
WHOLESALE OR. RETAIL
CO" Country rrierchahts supplied at as low
prices as they ctin.buy in New York:or any of,
the eastern cities, fur cash or approved credit.
*ettiport, June, . ; •
TEE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
11 i. , T-11..A d , Ntrtii . .411111T Y,
Jus Publishe, Grittis, Ma:Thousand
AFEW' WORDS ON THE . RATIONAL
TREATMENT, without Medicine, of Sper-
Matoirhea, or Local Weakness; Noaturnal .Emis
sioner, Genital and Nqitius Debility, Preinature
Decay of the system, Nmoteney', and Impedi
ments ta.Marriagigenerally- ' • "
•, 'BY , B. DR LANEY; M.D.: . • •
Jr et s Prices.
4 - To eo F 6 N s ril d a . MY... FACILITIES
R-
For keeping constantly on hand a much larger
suppky and assortment - of the heavy arti
cles of Hardware. generally - kept by, '
the, Jobbing :Houses, and...having •
• secured the 'AGENCY of
many Manufacturers
including 't h" e
-• 'celebrated •
WHEELER, MADDEN & BAKEINELL'S
FAIRBANICS:,.SOALES;
COOKING STOVES,
I PROPOSE TO SELL ALL
iViantifActurerS' Prices
Also I pr opose to sell otsmaltCommisolon
from my LARGE 'nod WELL SELECTED
GIFGHAMS,
SHELF mid other lIARDWARE„
'l . the %election 5 4 +4litia I.,Layn toaeu IFJUI:11
lAMB, navmg , .giVerl 'my .petaonal.• attention
tl`e*eto. • . , •. . •
DsBAligS,',ii 10 cts
HOUSE TRIMMINGS)
COTTON YARN,
‘7 .. :_V:.t.i . ,.'..7'.:::2: - .2...',g
CARPENTERS', MILLWRIGHTS'
PECK:AXES,
SPADES,
PITCH
LEAD PIPES,
LAMPS for OIL, CAMPHENE, FLUID, and
My' motto is:: The Largest. Sales of the
very BEST GOODS at the. LOWEST 12,e
-mnerative Prices Insures the Largest
Profits to the Seller, finnishes the Darer
with the Cheapest and Best Articles, and
gives the best satisfaction. ,
LIBEML pisccivNTs . . lslLL BE MADE
. . .
IT people pay higher !Tiers for no bettir
arult end
rict
ticles.atot m er ine.
places, it titanl;
:0.3 their' Own
fa
. .
In connection' with...the above; I am able to
supply an short settee.
BIIEET-IKON
. .
}laving in my. employ
.Competent and `experi
enced workmetiovhose work- has never failed
to give satisfaction. ,- •
C.• - v , ..;.5 . :, -. 8./41-1E ;
PROPRIETOR,.
, No. 2 and, 3, Excelsior Bfock -
Olean, May 25, 1859.
lIAR,D WARE
N° & 3
EXCELSIOR BLOCK,
'OLEAN,
FAL! 4 :'Riy.pR .:NAILS;
S' A :W .;...S` ,
Also those of WELCH & GRIFFITIMand
ofher ninker:s,
111 BEER and LEATHER. BELTIN I
POP . Ul4ll
GLASS ) of all ; Sizes, Sorts an Descriptions,
THE. ABOVE ARTICLES AT
COOKING and PARLOR 'of eveiy 4idtable
BLAcssmints , AND MASONS'
rT,O S,
Of the moat approved Manufacture,
MATTOCKS,
RAKES,
•BUCKETS,
.WHEEL•BAII,ROWS,
PUMPS,
KEROSENE.
TO Y;ALERS,
, AxL RINDS Or
s 4. COPPER I,EORK
' .: ..N,yr...4ria*00,10
LOW v.ltic.s;-..Rp.1;;F..
.:, ..1 . . E..:-.Ik"WitITE-'".
HAS • AT HIS 'STORE, ONE; DOOR°•EAST
OF; - ASTOR HOUSE.;
A, LARGE' 'AND 'COMPLETE
0 .. .4...• : 0::CT',..R.J. i ..1V . ..8 - r;
P...ft - 0 V : IS I P: : N- 5..4'
Which he intends to omit at prim! which w
Defy. .COMpetition.•
I HAVE ADOPTED THE
•
READY.6PAY SYSTEM
And can assure the public theee is one •
:place to buy goods where there' is
Where yos can send you'cirders and your Cash
and.,get your Gorida as cheap as
.•
• • though you Tame yourself. • •
•
SUGARS, from 9 1-2 to 15 cts
GOOD IKOLASSV,S, 50 ote.
STUART'S SYRUP, '
GREEN AND `]SLACK, TEA,
SPICES of all4iridA s i SAI.ERATUS .8 ;. 6..,.A
few more cheeite of that 44 et. I'EA,
RAISINS, ,
,1 . NUTS,
And in fact everything neon* kept in , a
, • , Grocery Store.-
FLOUR, PC R.K & SALT
ALWAYS ON HAND
NEW LIVERY STABLE IN TOWN.
TSUBSCIIII3EIt ,announdes tti the 'pub=
• - 11 - 1k that he has established a Livety. Stable
in the Borough-of Stnethport. It ie located'on
Main Street; It . few rodabelow Mechanic street,
and embraces a.'weil seieCted Stock.. Single
and 'double horsea and carriage's, futniihed at
all times, at low rates, with or without drivers.
The proprietor keeps none but sound and'gen-
Ha, how's. which are parlartly.wollahlo ema.firee
from fault or trick. • •• •. •
.•
With an extensive experience in , the buni
nest' end
,a determination to plane his costa
mars, the ;.proprietor solicits the patronage o
the public.
PAINTS
I HANES
Smetl;port, April '4B, 2850.
THE SIDEtiLLYAVATED,
B. F. WRIGHT
ANNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAT HE
HAS HEMOVED TO THE
ASTOR HOUSE STORE,
WITH HIS LARGE STOCK OF-
GI? O CEIII.IES, &c.,
Wttere.he'offers at Wholesale or Retail
SUGARS OP ALD DESCRIPTIONS
: .. ... •''''.•• AT: LOW PR1C45;.....:
...: :
GRE,ENi:BLA;Kik IMPERIAL TEA S '
SHOVEZS,
OF DIFFERENT OR 4DES,
OASTED; GROUND, 'JAVA" AND RIO CUFFS
PA ILS,
sriturs .110LaSSES,
RICE, SOAP, ' STARCH, ; CANDLTS
RAISINS, FRI7ITS,^.NITTe,
ITBING,
RAKING POWDERS,
CODFISH AND ntecrEREL,
Flour, 7'ork, Itiether,
Lard,' :Eggs,
WOOD AND WILLOW. WARE,
BOOTS and., SITOES,
, .
Togather with dlarge assortment of all kinds
Of Goods:kept in a Grocery' Store,' which', he
offers to sellfor Ready Para:the loWest.mar
fret' price
R 1 7 . WEIGHT•
Smethport; . June lat e • •
. .
. . County, Directory.
pres't JuOire"-!--iin WeltrOioro
' Tipga CO: Po l :
.••• • . ,
4,trociate Sthethpor!,
Ifon.• S. I.lotitopb . l3.n4lfiiilt..
Smetbpayt.
_Same@N¢,:Hyde,•Smethportdei•Stnethport;
Register aiid IC: Birt well, Stneth,
.
Treaiurer, (pio I;3ln.)—Elios parsons; Bradford;.
- Colegrove„ Norwich;' Nelson Peabody,,,
Ceres : : • • ; 3;:tv..'11.0. •
Co . vstnioloners' Chadwick; !neth- .
Rrtrlilorr-ft: CS:. .Corwin;' Smeibpoit;.
Carter, Ceres.. • • • .2. •••••;- Ty •
4ttorney..--Wirfbn Cowles; sinetltHrt;!
Coroner.z 7 Jamet'Uond Lafayette d
.
rytlN CHURNS ' and %lapon'ned Were, • Stove
'I Pipe' anti - rill:Cat. Holes it
STOCK *OF
NO JOCKEYING . ;
.CAMPHE.I,IE,
TOBACCO: of all kinds,
WHITE FISH
lIINSDALE MIIALS' •
FLOUR,
AND mEAt
"••* • • ,
• • •
DB.' MATHER' would infoinktlie pOblic
. that'he, has iierooanentlY established in
thisTlace, ' keep cohstailly
large quantities oil
pj.6.0., , ..f7.0.0 . ,4;:,* ; -Noi;
, .
For - thelbod or, smaller qOantitiei.
.
SHORTS AND XIDD.L/NOS,
P 0 It K.
. •
fly tho'borrel of pound,
FL.p.vg - . - ...AND-,SALT :
P
Cod•Fisti, Whitt Figh,`Mackinar- Trout,
, • • Mackerel" '
.Itilotasses, Syrup ritiegar,
..: . The Re#TE.?liiiro.l4' . '
COFFEE,
TUBS,. PAILO; 'cANDIES',AND :NUTS,.
And every description 'of .Family Groceries
which .will be sold at ' •
FLUID,
' BETTER A:RGAINS."
To purchasers Oen. can be had at any Ohs ,
'establishment in.tbe,country. .
BUM MS
And oiliermi may, rest assured tht thly"4111
. a-
eupplled
SUPERIOR ARTICLES
74011tEST RATES.
Cull s the 0 4 0141Cish.Storet " oni dooir West
of the Astor Houle buildingoind get the wmtl6
°flour money.
D. D. MATHE.Rs
ametbport, May S 4, 1869. „ ,
• •
xrCITICE is , hereby
_given .41ilit• thi; issolte
will•be °paned, for. the purpose.' of recall;
viae subscriiitions tai the stodk Of the “Cooders
port, Portage Sod 'Allegiky' giver , Railroad ;`
Company,"•iocortioratedly: in Act of 'Assenv
bIY of:the Legislature of Penopyltianyi Apko
ved April 12'1851, at the elicitor N. P. Jones;
gsqr:;• SinethpOrt„ .111 Veto ieoonty :iin
Thursday, the' seventh .day Of„-loly hest, it,
three o'dlock, • •.• ,• • •••
• . ' Timmy'
. ' - • JOHN CBACKSiI-:
• • . 80111tSKIRDSS;
•• • N. P. JONES;
•
• .• '; ' .11.. J. MILLS !. •
• •_ ' • • : sa
Congsrfortes.
Smethport,• June: 4, 1859. .• . ' . : ,
Hardware StOre . ;. -'•
OPPOSITE EXCELSIOR BLOCK, OLKAIV
. .
THE subsetibers otter to the eit inane of 'Olean
. and vieinity,i a large and .well aeleeied,
stock of Harclvrare,.at prices that cannon fail
to salt the purehaaer;
MOM. Aierican, sweles. . • -
• Norwevati, - . Nail and Spike.
NAILS : CA Clinch. . ,
A'-FULL, ASSORTMENT OF
CARPE N T ER and MILEI P R faUT, TOOLS;
Resitln
- 1-'4.: . .:.b:,.. - vv.:it.'.'E4'
IN E.,NDLESS VARIETY. '
Sash, Glass, Paint', Salt' Varaiiheor
GIIIARLIGE GOODS;
ENAMELED CLOTH', BROAD CLOTH,
BOWS;: SPOKES; ' PEELCKS,
SPRINGS,..:.AXLES,
AND A LARUE QUANTITY O 1 - •
Table ail(' Pocket Cuq"..Y,'
• - A(IE:ITS TOE MS
I,STON ..BELTIiiG . fo.; ' LEANER : AND*Ailtilic.
W11% , E WE 'OBER
NT AN - I(IVAC 'I" Tf.ri,E,RS
KILL, CIRCLE; HAND AiD, CEOSM . CUT t&Ws,
From the celebialed EaAtory of WheelariMiailhali,-2::,
PITON AND Q.AEII3i; SL4DYD r illr,e3
DRILLS,' {'TOES, SCREW' PtATXE :1 1 1 .
• rAiiiitrica s; ; ;;
l i A 8 E 8 ;! • •:1' , 1110!. •Aia;s . . ,
• •
TIN, SHEET,, 6,0038.-•
• 8:T0N,E4,. k:ATTEIINV
• WIT 1 1 . . 0 008:ANDI.ARLOII.; • • • • ,
We 'retriictf pa! Na t rfaii4 Aue Patt o4ll lC
Give as a 9alltatere.p.araliteniaCglaffwboara (5
a.-Z, , i,;.3.,1
' •• Vy.; :ADAMS" 84 CO.
LL,*ha,sar F Adeb !g 4l,t o 44,0beelihr - tor
• , •
A*irk arc requested to 041•111104}IVVY
a n4 L tie4t 44ll!,.l. c coi4 2 ts . ,o o e.V:lkigs o *.iv!et .••
.OeclPPl?Ps-ffoqblg , ;;;: -•
‘ l 4o l 4aniesbarg, '• r. -
00IC.on'the 'map the ,Crnkteg
LA then look . into thOoliCetand'oflriiirit , Scuitli; . :::,: : ,`,-: :
and xou Masen's Tin, Shoi4llll:iiiet,-
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by.the 'patrol sir sack,
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