UNITED STATES MAILS
1 .5 EANN SYLVAN IA
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—. I9.SI 4 e : OFFICE.D.EPAIIISEENT, •
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.Waininta•rott, Dec.. lb; -1850.4•
TIROP,OSALS . :wiiI be , received' ihe Con
r trait OtHealg big Dpartnientantil 3 ji.m
..• • • .
• :rot' Saturday,.Pdarth 314 1800 , for conveyitr . the
mails. of the. United States•for fotir years, coin
.
.
• me/Icing , July..l fBl3O. and endint..Juaa . B.o,
:1864,. in 'lnn. State'. of 'PENNbThYA,NrA, , Ort.
• ', the, routes' and by :thesehedule.of•departuies'
and arrivals herein. specified. ",
Decisions announced' by'Aprii.§.l; .1860..
: - .27,66 Pinta Ilidgivay; by,Williamivillit aryl Clermoutville,
• • :• .to Smlthporl,.3o,mides and'lincic.. twice a week. " •
Leave Ilidaetray•Tuesdniand Saturday at 6 a. tn,
• Arriveat•Sinithinirtby.Tp. m; • .
•
- Leave Stuithport:MondayandFriday.at.o,a, rn;
•., • •Arrive.atilidgewatby.7 ". • ,
,Proposals for tiireetimes a , weekeerviee are Invited.
2701) From Smithpart, by Tiara:vette, Eden, and • Mazda,
AtiVarrou; 43 miles and back, once a week.
' •
Leave Slnitliport Tuesday at 6 atm; . 1 , • •
• • •:
•Arriveat.Warren next day by 12 in; ,
.Leave Warren Wednesday at 2 p'm; , •
. • Arrive at Smitliport next day at 6 p
'2710 FrOmStnithport,,byFarmerbuYallev, Snrtwoll, Al-.
leglianyliridge,tand POrtville, N. tt 7 .,"to Clean,' 2(i
intles atudback, six thnen a week. .• • . .
Sunday, at 0 a • in; •
, • Arrive at • Olean • by 0 p.,m; ~ • •• •
heave Olean daily, except Sunday,. at 0 a mi, •
.• •
• Arrive at Smitbport by 3 p . m. • ' .• •
2711 From Kirwan, by Cbrydnn, Onorillo; Friend's. Fri
ry, and Top Milelipring, to : East -Randolph, 29
• - Miles and back; once week.
• Leave KitizukFriday ate n in; • .••. • ~
•• , Arrive it Eastllandelph by 0 p nu • -. - •. • •
. Leave East RandolpliSaturday at:B a mr"
• Arrive at Kinztia by 0 p In. • •. • • • . • • •:
2711 Yroni Menlo diradferd,lo miles and back, ones a
,Leave,Edon Tuesday at 8 a to; • '
• , Arrive at Bradford by 11 a in;' " •• •
• Leave• Bradford Tuesdaynt. 12 m; • *.y,
" Arrive at Eden by 3 p •- . •
2713 From IStadford,by Kendall Creek and Limestone, to
-••• "Tona,-13Miles and back. three times a Week..
' Leave Bradford Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 8
. • . Arrive at Tuna by 12 ni• • • - '
Leave Tuna Monday,Wednesday and Friday, on ar , -;
.-., rival of railimad'inails; say it ni;
Arrire nt Bradford by 5". p m. . ' •
Prdposala are Invited for sit-times-a-week service::
' 2711 From Coivderiport, , by Eulalin, Roulette; litirtville;
• " Port,Allogany, and Liberty to Sutitliport, 28
• ' miles and back, twice S. week. .. • • : •
t, • Leave Cowdersport lilondayand Friday at 3 a in; .•
„Arrive at•Sinithport by 3 o'nt; • • .
,” • -
• Leave Smitlniert Tuesday and Saturday at 0 a • in; •
. • •
'Arrive at Cowdersport by 3 p , ,,m. • . •
"• 2715 From Cowdersport by Colesburg,Ellisbur,g. Geriesse
Fork; and Eleven . Mile;. to Wellsville; , N. Y 30
Miles and back,•:' six these a . ' week,' thiee of .the
•• : weekly trips to be ruit.viii Oswayo. - , -• '
• , Leave Cowderaport daily, except Sunday, at .9 aia;
Arrive at'Wellsville by 6 pom; ' '
Leave Well‘villedailv,, except Sunday; at 8a in;
• -. Arrire at•Cowdersport ' •c"
2714 Front Cowdersport, by .Eait Comer, Aver's 11111,
homer North Wharton.-Wharton, and First Fork,
•to Sinnamahoning. 36 miles and back, - once adreek.
Lenja Cowdersport Monday at 7 a in; , • .
• Arrive at SinimmuM
aling next day by 7 p In; ,
•„, Leave gnnamehoning• Wednesday at 7 a in;
t . • , Arrive.at oowdersport next day by. 7.p, In. •
2718 From Cowdersitort by,Colesburg,and Itivmond's to
'Ulysses; 18 mites nnd back, once a week.. ...," •
• Leave Cowdersport Saturday at 7am; • • , • ..
• Atirive.at Ulysses by 12 ini.. ' • •
. •
Leave Ulysses Saturday. at ; p in; •• • . :
•- Arrive at Cowdersport by o'p m. '
2.710 From Cowlersport, by Nelsonport; Carter's Cemep,
kettle Creek, and Idaynevillei.to Jersey Shore: 73
miles and back, twice a week to Kettle Creek; and'
•• • once a Week residue. . T • •
Leave COwderaport Tuoiday and Friday at ON a in;
Arrive at.liettle Creek by 7 pnt;
• •
Leave'Kettle Creek Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive . at.Cowderaport by 7.p • •
' • Leave Jersey ShOre Tuesday at 0 a tl; •
"Arrive at Kettle Oreekhy, 7p m; . •
Lertvo'Kettle Creek Wednesday at 0 a
Arrive at Jersey Shore by 7 P in. •" • - . • •
• 2723 From'Sinnamalioning, by Second roylc,.Plne Btieet;
• . Cameron; Shipper'. and Noratich •to Smithport, .61
, miles and back, twice a week:. •
• • Leave Sinnarnahoning Monday. and Thursday at 11 a
.. , .
Arrive at Smith Oil next day by 12 mp'• . . .
Leave Snethpbr Wednesday end Saturday at 7 amp
Arrive etannetnaliuning..neV4 day by 4.p m.'.
INSTRUCTIONS,
COtAtaining conditions to be. incorporaied SiF the,
contracts, to the 'extent the depariment.mPy deem
1. Seven minutes are allowed.to each inter
' mediate
,office, when not otherwise specified.
for aasortirig the mails; but on' railroad and
'iteeiriboat'routes there is do be no more delay
'than is sufficient for ari cichange of the mail
. .
2. On railroad.ead steamboat lines; and other
routes - irliere the mode . of • conveyance , admits
•of it, the speeial agents of . the Post Office
De
. partrnent, also post office blanks, mail bags,
locks, and keys, are•.to be
. conveyedwithoOf
extra charge..
• 3..On.railroad ancl.steamboat-lines.the rc;ufe.
agents of the: . department Me to be conveyed.
• witho . ut:charge; and for their exclusive use;
while, traveling' ivith: the mailsi, a' commodiouS:
car, or. apartment in the centre. of a car, proper
ly lighted, v&arrnedoind furnished; arid 'adapted
to the convenient separation and due SeCtirity ,
of the mails, is to be provided by the 'contreet
or,.under the.direction of the department.
-• Railroad and steamboat comp Mei' are re. 7
.quired ft) take the.mail from and deliver it into .
the.post offices, at the commencement . and•ends
.44 their routes, 'and 'to rind from offices not
More thantighty rods from' a .station gr.land,
Proposals may be aubmitted for the Per: .
fernmince, of all other side service—that is,, for
offices over eighty rods from a station or land=
. . .
Receipts will, be required for mail bag con
veyed in charge of perions employed by railroad
compaiiies..".. There . will also be. liway
prepared by postmasters; or other agents of the'
departments, to accompany' the, mails' specify
ing the number and destination of the several
bags. '.on the principal. Stage routes, likewise;
'receipts Will be rendired'and way bills forward
ed; the latter to be" examined by the' several
postmasters; insure regularity in the "deliire
ry of mail bags.
. 4. No pay will be Made for trips not. per
formed; and fOr each such omission not sat is
factorily explained three times the pay olthe trip
may by deducted.'For arrivals so. far behind
time as, to . break connection
.with dePentling
matls,.and not suffciently excused,. one4Ourtb
pf - the compensation for the trip is. Subject to
forfeiture." , Deduction 'will also be ordered: for
grade of performance inferior to that specified
,in the eontract. For.repeated delidquencies•of
;the kind herein 'Specified, enlargcd penalties,
Aproportione3 to the.riature thereof and' the 'im
cportance of the mail, maybe readO. . • •
5. For leaving behind or throivirm off' the
mails; or any. portion of them, for t tl; admis
sion of passengers or for !ming, concerned in
settling up or: 'Tinning'. an expres's conveying
intelligence in advance of themail,4l' quarter's
pay may be deducted:. . ••
6.• Fines will be imposed, unless . the dello
quencney, be - promptly and satisfactorily ex
,plained by certificates
,of postmasters or the
;affidavit •of• other "credible , persons, for failing
:to arrive, in' contract'. tithe; for'neglecting,to
•take the mail from or deliver it'into' a 'post . of
- .fiCe; for suffering it to be Wet,sinjured, destroy
ed, robbed, Cr lostv and 'tor refusing,
: alter
demerid,. to- convey the moil es frequently' as
'the contractor runs, , or, is Concerned ;ins, run-,
aing a • coach,:s car, or steamboat - on a . route.
• 'l. The. Postinasters General'. may. annul. the
centractforTepeated failures to rile - agreeably,
to contract;. for Violating the Post Office laWs,
...or disobeying the • ipitructionk of , the depart- ,
meat• for refusing to - discharge a carrier when
required by the 'department ,to do so; for run
ning an expresses aforesaid; •or for , transporting
persons or packages convOying mailable matter
oat:of the mails..
S. The' Postmaster General.may,order an in
crease-of serviCeOria;ronte by-allowing there 7
foi . a pro rat . 1
. inerease: on .the,:coatract
may, ciiiinge..schedtiles of departures and
arrivals in 'all:caiiesi,ind.iiarticalarli . .to. : make
them eMitorrn . to Conneziori.Vvith railroads,
'withotit.inerease of pay,..provided the running
'time. be notnbridged.- lie may also order'en
increase of speecl, - allOWing; .within the resl rie.
tions of the, law; a pro rota increase' of paS , (or
the additonal stock:. or carriers,' if any. The
contractor may, .hoWeyer, in the case of
Crease: of. speed 'relinquish' the contrapt, :by'
giving 'prompt n otice to . the department thet,he'
Iprefets doing So tOcarrying, the order into effect.
The Postmaster *General , may.also, curtail or
discontinue the service; in - Whole or in:part, et
pro'ritta' dpere Aiset:of. pay, 'alloWing one month's
extra'compensatien . , op, the :amount 'dispensed
with, whenever, in his opinion, the public in-'
terests:reqn:re the change, or in case be desires
to supwrsede. it by a different grade of transpor-•
0. Payments . ‘Oll 'be made by eollect Five
from or, drafts .on'.postmasters,.. or otherwiae,
after, the
.expiration of each :quarter 7--say in
Petrifary,.May, _knitter, and November.
10. The distances. are. given.,according to
.the bet information; but nb increased Pay will
be . .allowed should. they be greater, than' adver: ,
tisd, if the.points to be . supplied be correctly
stated,. Pidders Art.stinforrn thentsclim:i 071 als .
point, and also in reference to the weight of the
mail, the condi tion.of roads, hills, strearris,4cc,
end all toll-bridges, fcrries,•or obstructions of
any'kind by which 'expense., may he incurred:
No 'claim: for additional pay, based on such
ground, Can be considered; nor for alledged'
mistakes or misapprehinsion as to thedegree.ot
service;, nor fol. bridges 'destroyed, ibriies dis- .
coptieued,.. or other obstruetions increasing
.distancesi occurring during', the contract .term:
Offices established this advertisement is
issued, and also during the contract, term; 'are
to be visited ‘Vithout 'extra pay,' if the distance
IN': not incrense'd. • •
11..A' bid received aftei the last day and
hour nartied;Or Without the 'guaranty required
bylaw and a certificate as to the sufiiciency of
such guaranty', cannot be considered in corrme
tion with: a ,regular .poposal reasonable. hi
`amount.' • • . ,
12. Bidder:sliOuld first propose for service
strictly • according . .
ai!vertismeht; . and
. .
then, if they .desire; 'separately far different, ser=
vice; and lithe' regular bid be the . lnvi:est. offer . -
ed for the niliYertiied•seryiee; tbeother
tions may be .e.onsidered. , - •."
13. There should be but one:route bid for in
a proposal.•-ConsOlidated.er c9mbinatiori bids,
(ccproposing . ,one.surn ior.two or more routes,")
are forbidden bylaw, and.eannot be considered.
• Li: The route, the Service', the: yearly'pay;*
the game arid residence of the bidder,' (that is;
his usual post office address) and -those of each
Members of a firm: Whei o a company offers;
should be : distinctly stated.: ' • •
15..lidders are requested to .use,• as- far as
`practicable, the printed forni of proposals fur
nished by the department, to write out in (fill
the sum of their bids, and to retain copies of
Altered)iids Should not be .sphrr.jitedi nor
bids once submitted be withdrawn: No with-.
drawal of a bidder or guarantOr.will be allowed'
unless.dated and received before the hist day
for receiving. proposals.. • *:
• Each bid.must be guarantied by two .
eible persons.:
General.guaranties eannot Le suhniitted.—
The bid And'guaranty should be gianed plainly
•
with the full name of each . person.
The 'dePartnient reserve's . the right to reject
any bid de may be-emed extravagant,'
and also to disregard "the' bills .of jailing' eon
troctors "and . biclders.• . •,. •
16. The bid should he sealed, supess , .ribed
“Mail Rrop . osal, State addressed
“Second Assistant • Postmaster, General,, Con
tract Office,.!' and sent by mail, not by or to an
agent; 'and poitmasters %Oil not ; enclose propo
sals (or letters 'of any kind) in their
.quarterly
17. The contraets are.to be executed 'and
returned to the department by or.beforet.the Ist'
day of Aagaist, 60i' but the service must be
,
'ennimenced on the Ist. of Tuly, preceeding or
on the. mail day next after that date, whether
the contracts 'be executed or not.. No proposi-:
tiops to transfer will 'be: considered until . the
contracts are. executed end received' at .the Ale=
partment; and then no transfer Mille allowed
unless good and sufficient.. reasons therefor:are
given, to be determined by the department,-:— .
In. all; cases the retirin,g contracterwill be re
gairedlo become one of the sureties on the new
' I.s,.Postinasters at . offices. on or near, rail;
roads, lMt more than eighty foils- frOin. a'sta
flop, immediately after the'Bist of March
next, report their exact distance frordthe neit'r•
est station,.end how they are otherwise.iup ,
plied with the mail, to enable the Postmaster
General to , direct a rinail-measenger supply froin
the lst of folk hext. • . .• . • •
19. Sec'tinn 'eighteen . of, an pet of Congress
'approved 'March g, 18 , th, provides that, con
.tracts for the. transportation of 'the .mail Shall
be let et iii every case to the loWest.bidder ten
dering sificient guaranties for. laithful Perform
ance, without other reference to the mode of
such transportation then niay. be necessary to
provide for the. ; due celerity, , certainty, and
security:of such transportation," Under this
law, bids that propose to transport the mail
with cicelerity,'certainty, and Security," having
been decided to, be the only legal bids, are con
strued as providing for the entire mail. however
large, arab. whatever may be the mode of con
veyeanee necessary to insure its iccelerity,
certainty, and security," and will have the
preference over ell others. . •
20. A modification of a, bid in any of: its es- .
sential 'terms is tantamount to a new bid, and
cannot be received, so as to interefere with a.
regular competition, after the last hour set . for
receiving bidi. Making a new bid, with
guaranty and certificate, is. the only way to
modify . a previons bid . '''' •
I. Postmasters are 'to - be carefid not to cer
tify-the.stifficency of kuarntors or sureties 'with
out knowing that they . are persons of • suflietent
reiponsibilityi, and •all : bidderi, guarantors,
tied sureties • are distinctly -notified' that 'on' a'
fnibire to enter into or perforth the. , contracts'
for the.service proposed for in the ticcented.
bids, their legal liabilities': will be 'enforced
against them.'
22." Present cuntraetors, and persons known .
at the department., triust,"equally with other's,
procure guarantors ': ' and eertificates ...of their.
nufficency substantialiy the ferms
. above
prescribed; The certificates. of sufficiency
must be sighed by a-postmaster or by judge
of a court of redord. '.No'cither certificate will
J.
J.. HOLT.
PoAtmaiter, Ginerdt.
be admitted
n4076w
• PERSONS WISHING 'TO CHANGE their
business to a tepidly increasing Country, a New
Settlement where - hundreds. r are • Ong.—
Whole the climate iS mild and . delightful: -
• See
'advertisement of 'the Hariimonton Settleinent;
another column.
INSURANCE AGENCY
.. .
colapany;
- • ' SIGO,OO
farmer'il 'Union lustirnuee Co. , Athens , ;Pn. '
.CIIPII. CapIIAI .
Oi.ent Wentein liniurance Co., Philadelphia, .I.m.
• Capital Stock • • .. $1.,000,00
A.Ve . 4 • lli!anell,•(llullinl)•LUek Ilai;en yd. •,
..••••
Insurances :cap 'be eireeleOlif the.. a bovF - res.
poPsible:•Ot oek Companies by. the subscriber:
..,commartfra.tioa. acidtPsse . ll , him, ' 'at
proMp.at,teptiep,.
::• ' . ' • DAVIS;'AgeaL •
..• S‘)l.l)cri; Dae..o, 1858. •• .• (p•tOtf.J
•. .
& • LOUIS
WHITE FISH AND SHAD. •
TALLOW IkST:EARIIVE
CAN')DT.HES
WARRANTED Tc)' .STANO IN itcrr
WEAJHER,• 1;41.. SALE. AT
1
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• • ; , 131tOWN.V.ALL'S
Ang'ust 12, 1659. • :
JEFFREY'S DOUBLE-ACTING
SUCTION dr. FOILCE PUMP
India Rubber Ball Valvea
THE SUBSCRIBER'having Purchased the
right to Make and ieff this
,New -Pump,
feels. wconfideneelhat .his, efforts 'to bring .it
Into general use, in this county, will'he• secon.
ded by all who . . see its • construction and opera
tion..
. Ainong:tho many advantages secured by the
Use'or this Vamp, the following may .be .enu-
. . .
. .
1. A Aotible aCtion,.by which. twice' the_wa
er can, be raiseil . at 'the eamdtinie.
. '2; .Preat ease in working, thas::adapting the
Force Plinct:pi to countoon.lke,lls..
The It.raneformation, in a Moment, of. the
Pump into an
loss
tins: • Eripoir., thuS - fen
dering the loss of : dwellings by. fire,, totally on-
4.. Capabilit y: of watering! gardens, Lawns,
4N—sprinkling. •walk.s,- washing Windows,. &e.„
with'the utmost ease and ihorooghnesS..
Pi;.%Or to:raiSe:water"with . slight labor to
any rensonable height, ..as,idaupplying..chain
bers &c..
„. • *, '
. .
convenience ohniving the Pump in a
kitchen, or other roorns:ofe your dwelling, with
out regard' tO the location of tho Well or.
. . .
1. The easy prOtection of the '.instrument
again St. Frost. • .• • - . •
13: The ease with :which it may. be mounted
on wheels, or in other ways-be noado',portable.
D. - A sfnip/icity which ensures great -dara
bility; nrotecta . it 'from -being thrown out-of or
der, and makesany .repairs tipsy an . d• of little
•10. Great eltnapizeist. for the first,• time
bringing the cost of the Force Pump into'the
neighborhood of the common i.Suction • and
Chain . Pumps,•while . it is immeasurably supe-
. „
Manufactured and for mile by, the subscriber,
only, at hioshop in Mechanicsburg'. - • •••
-. • • A. WOLTERS.
Mechanicsburg, Mardi 18,:1858. '•
SCO'l 4 r Si CONLON,
• MERCHANT.; , TAILOR••Q'
. .
• . OLEA.N, • •
,
HAvE just renal. ed their Virinterlifeek of goods, and
. are prepared to supply their, numerous •cuatoiners
.and those who favor them with their patronage, 'with any
thing itt their line. Their stock Consists Of • ''•
'Cloths, Cassitheres;Nectinks Hato,!Oaps, Shiite
:Collaro,:Cravate, NecllTlos, &c.&o. • • •
They haie also',' large amendment of • . ~•
BEADY-MADE. CLOTHING;
. ,
Of the latest it'vlo. :Give theiwa call before riurellSslng
elsewhere. • [TY' Orders from .n distance promptly atteo•
ded to. Cottioedoue oh Alert notice.. ' ' ' •- , '
• ..r. t... neorr, ? . '-• • , • •
Jas. contin: 5• . ••.. ~ '.' Olean, Jan. 13; MOO. '
NOTICE.
All persoes knowing themselves iniielited to
the undorsinpil • by Book niebunt, will save
Cost by settling same by payment eir_Note
. .
Mmediately..
Deeeinber 1, 1859
•
200 BAIIR,ELS . of Green Apples In- stnro and car ' , Ale
by • 11: V.
. . .
To Thoso Interested - in.Mining;and
i - : .:.Mineral. Lands:.
VTII. BAIINES offers his serficeif for the exalt-dna
a,,tiOri of Atiffeeal Lands' in fit'lfean and Elk coun
ties, ad will give 'his nifinion as to the VALUE OP
MINES, &o. Those engaging bin 'serilees Will 'receive
all neeesSary alai reliable informatien. - Resilence at Cm
Bunker [llll .Mina. . - '1 ' •,..'•: - --, ' •,• , •
Sergeant, IflAtean Cn;, 3uruf 30,1059; , ' '
OLD DOMINION COFFEE POTS AT
- MASON'S
• . •
1; BARKER' S
SUBSCRIBER now .°fiefs to•the pub;
Tliethis Improved Straw-cutter, 'in full
confidence that all who 'take the trouble to. Wi
tness its operations . yvill'be convinced of:its so . -
periority over ;ink other,nowsin.use.
A supply kept constantly on. hand antlman
ufactuted to Order., • • ' •.
no other person lies the right to
make or uses this,Cutter.Witilio M'Kenti coun
ty, all who are using it in Violation.of, tbe'pht 7
ent will be proseebted. - . • :
t • . -A. WOLTERS
Mechanicsburg, August 27, 1859.
A CARD
.K. HAFFEY offers his services to parties
J. owning or wishing to purchaeo mineral
lands in 11 , I'Kenn,:Elk,. Clearfield or Jefferson
137" PxaminatioUs math) 'and faithfullyke
: : .•Bradforcl, July 27,4850: •. .
JOl3 PRINTING . ,
' OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
NEATLY, OPEAPLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY
. EXEOUTF.D AT .THEW,
bEIVIO.ORAT OFFICE.
CountY Directory
• Pres't Judge Hon. R. q..
Assord,ain Judges. -,1-fori: J.-Darling, Smethport,
ROM'S. Hormea, Bradford.
.k7teriff-Joaen4 Morie; Sme.thport.
‘. '
prarhonorirp=Samuel*C
. Hyde, Smethport...
Register: and RecardeP-C !, K.
Sartviell, Smeth-
Treasurer,m (pro le;)—T:nos Parsons, Bradford:
dovizni.ssionene-:-Daniel . JACeyea,.,
J. Colegrpve, NoriviA; Nelson 'Peabody,
'Conenti.sio7ers' Clork-J.•R:O'iddwiCk; rileth7
Arrdirorr —B: .C. Cerwin, Smethport, V. • P
, .
carter, 'Peres. ' : • . • ''.• •
Diigrict eittornese,-IVarree Cowles, &netkipmt , ..
Coroner. —James Tonili itafayett e.
.. • •
filne6 of the
house. . .
The Prince of the `house of
P Paviill 2 .. • • :
.
.3h6 . riott.. of , :llouso of tavid!.
11Y:the 11. INgRAIIAIII,
A . noo and revised with the attlhor'i
.latest .cor rection . ; • One yoloine .. 'l2:ino: cloth,
472; pages. ':Pt:ice $1;2.5.
.GEORGE f:V . ANg;
• ••
No. 4.39.Che.5th0t.41.;
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.11PilatiotaitslOaut.6
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A tilal rreniletion in German .of. the 'A
, PRINOE'OF TIIE - HOUSE OF DAVID..
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43,9. Chetilliut,sl.;
FQll.t];s:: - 1 . 7.M - .. - )VSI
Johii P. Rouen,` = Proprietor.
OLEAN,.
WMILESALI: 'AND ict:TA rt. PEALE!:
Oysters, Clams,Froili . Fish? Foreign will Do
rnestio Fruit!'
L5llll M FF AT'S ALIT;
Krpf,C.OnstiTtry on . linodindfor'sale by Lorick
••• cijP.qers;—SterFbilir;o4oell,
.Fried, or '11.;,r
served:at fill lioare.' ' .': •
Orders prom ptly atfendedfo.
Jan. 11, 1860
SIVIETHPORT
WAGON AND SLEIGH SHOP.
ON - MECHANIC STREET . NO. 1.
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T HE • mulersigned Would. ri•siretfully „an
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nonnee.r,i-the,cif.ii.imi n( 111!Klean connty;
that he is no.* preparel . to do. ull klinbrot.woml
'work.in - my line'of business.; , at.• uhnrt 'notice,.
in a: workmanlike manner, at reasonable prices.
I.feel. sati . illitl That, my work. will fully Meet'
the regarements of all,Who. will, tuyor mu with ;
their. putronage.
. . . .. ,
..,. . . .
'.. .14 , ,pairing :nromptlr.-otternied to' on short
notice . ..lAl! kihda . ol grain 401(th:in . aiceltatige
for wOrk,;-: 01Scibattar,•parii, heel, pino Jninher
and 3ft. wood: CASIFwiII not ha refnqad. • -
Srnethprirto)n.,lan.',lo,-.leGn; . • .. .-,
CQIIRT PROCLANATION.
IrrilEil.EAS the' lien. Robert :G. 'White,
vy PrSsident Judge, and the. J.' bar.
tintrzid S. Holmes, AssOriate... JoilgeS' . of: . the
Courts of Oyer , -&" Terminer: and General Jail
Pelivery, Quarter' Seisions tif the retlee, O r .
phans' Court. rind Conk of. Cornmcitt Plesis:fOr
the,County of 111'Keanha ve issued theirprerept,
bearing date Saturday, the Ist dare( December
in the year . of our 'Lord one thonsand eight
handred and liftjr-nine; .and to m . e directed, Tot
holdinwa,Court Of Oyer and Terminer and Gen
eral. Jail .Delivery, Quitter .Sessions' of. the
Pence, Orphans' Court,; "nnd Caurr of .Common
Pleas, in tile I3orough of Striethport, on Illon
day,•the.twerity7seventh day of Februaryll'4i,
andtO continue orteiveeli .•..
Notice . is . theretore hereby given, to the COro
ners; Justices of tire +Peace and Constables
within the county, that they be then and •there
M their proper'persons, at.lo 'o'clock M.‘ of
said' ay, with their tolls;records,
examintitions, rind •ether .remembrances, to. do
these things which heir ofilces,appettain to .be
dope: ..And those wbci are , botind ; by . their tec
•ognizanees to prosecutethairiseners thnt n re or
shall •be in - the Jeff' of said county' of
are' to lie. then ,and • thereto:prosecute .against
them as Will . &, just.
'Dated i nt SinethPoil.,, January. tenth 18130,
and the 84th' year
. of the Irdepentle'nce of the
thiited States of America..
. • JOSEPH: MORSE, ..Sh ri
GO:0';1)..N':-.E . iWS
MST RECEIVED AT
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I( sap
• Witist Aoes • ,
Itlt, latie,S aVtlelolltOt tit? \lilt,
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caw be teen in. oven
D 01.101 .
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by telling, ettho building
ibizerly occopleilby the law Cont‘ TA.
Whichis filled froip toplo...l:cdtom . with the
iinsr assortment of
COOKING, PARLOR & BOX STOVES I
EVER prvylEo FgR':SALR IV
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA,
. , , . . .
'which-wpl be sold at prices that,cannot fail to
ult. I asuspal,..keep constantly op
hand a good assortment of : -
HOUSEKE.F.PERS II ARD WA
'ICETTLES,
. , •
FRYING' 113.0'KT,S,
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6ANDLIFISTjCKS,.:.•Lvmp,§,
Which will be sold at the
-LQWE'St TqtrOtK.,
'.Thanlcial for 'past fiivota; x. testi cettalfjr:so)i
cit a coatinaatica of -the same.
, • • " • MASON;.S.
Smethirtt. 39, 1859'.. , • ".).
BLACKSMITHING - '
irrAVlArd : recited shop.' yftachet tet•the
11 Smetimo.rt 1410ACt.. the subscribers are
now 'impure(' to du ail kinds of. blacksltirbing.
Particular attention paid'
VAN DYI 1 &
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if;•i4lv
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•
OLEAN, N.
WILCOX & -EATON
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rr I.KAyr:im NNOUNC'E . I t ti,tif., - .111
received their firtit.s , rielc•pt- . .,
SPRING &S'UfIISIFR:GOODS
And ire now.jtet , o o '•rilto,welctime.theirfriinile °
tied etiformers.trlld'o . ffer.therkii i n'evi.:tino
.ttblel.sti?e4
C - 9.41.41.*::..11',f0t,4 . 4 . .iii4,1**0
PItY : ,:. -- .'G..Q.'oD . ._s;
BOOTS AND SHOES,
IFIAtS
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Family > Groca*
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not. .koor pptienF9 .
our stoylc IP, ry oll'aod Ccimpleto
and .we'cloola
. not, you
,will find
. ffe.ipothing
iikase'ynti itotk.de to quality
Windy,' Advertiseineitts will do for, Som e, _
k- 1 h.; Truth will Wear Better,..nnd
on a n ti eonfiOdt. , wo
run do you good,.
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CoNEAN.D.
oon, April 18,1 11 8 7 rE 'CaX
111511.
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.1 ) 1.1 1; .N DID LOT.. OF .TEAS, •
• wilx(V,lg.llAToN's,
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• KE,ROSEIEE N
ir Apr .froin , CO - wit h AMPS talarrh
tlie:siime r ut ~WlT;eoc:gr:l•l47ON'S,
. .
. • .PAPER HANGINGS.
A CHO;CF, ASSORTMV,V t
_ WILCOX' & EATON'S,
Okan, N.'Y
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PERSONS: MIS RING T 0 .... EST 13LIS1I
Manufactories' rind thrivinklilitco
where buiinass good .See:iitivcitiiiiiinent. at
thulium inonton Settio mentb.
THE SIDE HILL. VACA'rEII.
B. F. WRIGHT
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Raumisi •ratrrisi Nun, PAIINES,
BARING poYriSt*,
rlattr, Pork liana Battler
BOOTS :Ind
-• Together with ii.faree asseytmeoCofr4litiltiiiis-;
of Garls:lcept: if ~(;rneery ;Stdre:;.'*ithetrhii . ;;;•
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the` best of Horses and Carrirakei!4 . lo - priii i at''
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