'nor' S•roir t.;ri.Sratlrs'.=~Vashiiigroir seerns
to have been. • the ':aventor : of. the - thirteen
stripes;ihe union of thirteen ,colo
nies.:. -Tlfis'fla . ,; was raised'in. ,Tanuniry;l7 . 76;
and :waS 'confir:ure'd,by Congress iri . ;1747,
a
the additiOn' of: thirteen stars on blue 'field.
.0d ilie,24tii . of April, 1512,,it .Was enaeteil by
Congiess
,that.the !Inked' States flag .sbould
consist of thirteen stripes;' alternotely white
,and red, vvithiWenty A ;stars,:White.cablne!fteld'
and - that one star 'should added for every
S*o, - , the ion to be Made • on.rbe.4th
of. July following the admission of each . State.
',• • 17. - 5....rtt00r5 . hT 'mils; S o u r ;;;'-.-It is' stated
.
-that sPeCial:remifest•ola number of prom
,' Went eirizons,a Gaoigia;the Uriitcdtates ar
tienal at jimitesta, in that•State.,•hai - been 'placed
in tbe'poSSessiOn of rederal troops; and the tif -
spill at Fayettecillc, N.:C..; is . to . be .occupied
by a company : of the secOmicayalry..at -the re'.
• (pieta - of.citizatis• of that place. This movr.:
Merit isintenilOd•fs:a,measure •olpre'eaution in
view 'Of ally posaible may . arise.
Aronri the -Presidential - .eleetion.=Priersbiergh .
• • . •• • .
Exirfiss. . • ••
HENbEnSON, KY., Nov..
A large and enthuSiasticsmeeting irrespective
or party; was held hme Ex-Slovernor
Dixon presided. 'Strong:Union speeches
. Were
Made by Bell, Breekinridge, and Douglas moth
Union resolutions were. adopted, and
. secessien
was strcht,tly dem:crated.- ' meeting of: the
people'of..lw
he , hole county is called. for•Satur
day next,t-touiseille. - • ' •
The total amount Of.earning of the Westef
Division of.the Sunbury and .Erie. Road, frOm
Sept. 1. to p10y... I - . 1860, was 519,268;90:*—:
The heaviest week'd earnings was that ending
Nov. 1:52;0,81,22. Taking these. twO months
as a:criterion, we find the 66 miles finished of
the Weeiern • Divison.,will earn $103,613,04
per annum. •, ' '
.
It is wel,l-for us 'vste . are limn babies. in ,inte I
conld we'ondeistand_half what •most
tnothersrsay.and do to•tbeir'inlants, we should.
.be! . filliid with conceit Of .Our 'own importance,
'which would render us ins'upportable' through
life. .Happy the boy. whOe mother . . is tired. of ,
talking nonsense to him before he is old enough .
to know the .sensCof it ! ..• •
• TholVacp(TexaS).Deniocratof the 18th Says;'
erAileirer . florn- Belknap to p . arties• here says
that , the, InOians had stalen..iome fifty pr sixty
head of horses from . Capt . . Pete . Ross 'and -his .
party., .somewhere be) and -Fort -Bade- •
minski.*lVe - have not learned the particulars."
Great Excitement in the South
SOIITI - Id.NP,OLINAS IN !
TERRIBLE THREATS BF SECEDERS ]
THE UNION IN DANGER
THE. NORTH; AND SOUTH
Must and Shall be KeptTegether! ..
This 'CliiiiOus Union
.31114 be PiTsoiv.e(l.l
. . .
. . .
'TINDER . the -- evisfin; - circumstances the, subscriber
...1 deems it-his linty to say to ;the citizens cif Ntiltbern
.
Pennsylvania that' the old • •-:•• . •• • - ' '
.. .
. - . . ~ •
'.... Side - Eri.J.l.- Tin.'Bhop'
..
is-pripaied to meet any and all one tgencies, with officers'
armed and eokipped 'as the lay di ree,ts. ' I am prepared
to du all kinds of work in the lite of •-• . •
• ' .' • • '• •
.• .
,1.1 n.. lidteetriraa and
• ,. Coppe r ,
ti cod old milk Parts orcement this 'g•ltirious-Union.
. The Si deSllii I Stun.. Which.bas ito lonc•held her beaa .
. al,o"re ‘ro.tri . ., niust and shall take•the hind of all others in
Its line Hiring purchastoliihe • Inte, est or my brother,
:(L. S- Macon ,) Lam {IOW lilting up and lining up with a
new Stock of Storey. Tinware,, thc : t which 4 apt hiny( to
sell cheap for_ pae: Call and see GEO 11. MASON:'
N. II -Al hini,nr produce—anything but trost—takeO
in exchangp for goods,' . . .. -.
..[lSOvitf...-:'6o.]
THE PEOPLE'S COOK BOOK. .;..
MODERN:COOIifERY
. .
i3IILIICih(!S.. '
'qnimt-t•Lix 1L5%'154:6'111 -- :11.11.S: S. S.
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• LT TELLS YOU How In ehoose all kinds of Mears, •Pnul
' .. ••• •. • • • try and Cotfac,• with all the Variolis sod
.
. .
~ " . , .
• roo4 apprrived !mulct: of •t rasing and
. ,' • 1 ' • ••• . • enokin4 . Beef and Pork : als o the best
.• • - .• • and Amplest icay of salting, pickling
• • - - . ant curiiht the runic... • . - ' '
IT TELLS YOU-All the various and tenet
..approved
' • • :Modes of dress piti eii•lting, and honinc.
' • ' • Illation, Lamb,Veal, Poultry: eel,
• ..
, • • . • - ',Caine of all kinds, with. the iliderent.
. .
• , •' ' • •Dru•sings, Gravies .and.Stuilingswip:,
. . . .
' .' . propri.tt," to each.' .• . • ,
•XT TELLS YOU - Hon- to• aboo4e, Orion,. and* preserve
••,• Fish of all kinds, and how to sweeten
. • • .•.: .. it When' tainted : also • all the vitriol's
.
: and nits' approved model of conking,
. •• . .'With the diffetent Pressings, - Sauces,
. . ...,... .
~ • non rlayorings appropriate to each.
YT TELLS YOU : All 'she various• . and 'most -approved
motionof preparing over lift y ditleretit•
. .
. • • • - •• ' kinds or Meat, Fish, Fowl. GAME., and
, • . ..
• . . . • • , •••• Vegot ible Soups, .]troths, and' 'Steers.
. . ' . with the :Relishes and Seasonings tip,
. .
. ..'••• -; ' ..• prepriate tb each..."
IT-TELLS YOU All the various, and most approved
; ,• ••' . modes of cooking Vegetolites of every
. . .
.• description, also lion' to prepare Pick-.
• . -; '. . les. Catsup and .Curries of all kinds,
,• . • • • • :•• Potted Meats, Fish, Mushrooms,. A 6...
/T•TELLS YOU Ail the •various and • most approved
, . -modes•Of preparing and cooking' all'
••' •.' - : kinds of Plain and Fancy Pastry, Pod
. ' dings Omelettes Fiitters Cakes, Can,
.." • ••. tectionery, , Preseryca, — Jellies, • and
.. • • .
... • . .
• .. - ' • _Sweet Dishes of every description' •
IT TELLS YOU All the vitridus and most • approved
• modes of making Bread, Rusks, Ida-.
" - . '-. - , tins and Biscuit ) • the best method' of
- .. preparing Coffee, Chocdlute and Tea,
. „ •_ . . and how to mak° Syrups,Cordials and
' • ' ..... Winos of Various kinds: ." ' . •",
IT TELLS YOU How to yet nut and ornament a .Tithis
'•• '- • .•
how to carve all kwaB of Fish, Flesh
. . .
'. • • • . . .tir-Fowl,' and in.short, bawd° Foaitn
. . plify; the wholo•art of •Coukina.; as . ' to
bring the choicest loam - lee of thotable
. .
• . within everybody's reach.. :.,. • -
' The book- contains .113 pages and upwards of twelve
hundred Recipes, all of which are the results, of actual
experience; baring been fully and carefully tested under
tbas personal superintence of the writers. It is printed
0 , -cdear and open typo, is Illustrated with appropriate
,engravings, and will be -forwarded to any address, neatly
thou* and postage paid,' on receipi - of the price, $l,OO,
,or,ha.cloth, extra, $1,25. . • . •
..
. .
*lOOO ...4 YEAR . : a nt i e b r e pr r i t g e by n e ie n n -
Awhere,.in selling theabovo work, our inducements to all
mueh:being very -liberal • ' . , .-. , •
.• - . ,
• • for single copies of the boOk* . or for.terms to agents,
with other information, apply to oa address
JOHN E. POTTER, Pahllsher '
•- ' • . No. 617 Bankotreet, Prilladelphia,
Banton Pa.
`November 15 ) 1860,6 m. . • . • .21
KENDAL-CREEK HOUSE,.
XENDAL-CREEK; ICKEAN CO., M.,
THE Suhs A criber having purchased this well
known stand - , and re-furnished ind•re-fit-•
.ted:the,HOuse, is , prepared fo ;. 'erttertain Board.:
era and 211 e Traveling: public. • •,
•
'SS BAR AND T.1031'..E,
Will be well sapplied,•and 'everything done
to merit a liberal share of patronage.. , Raft
men willalways find the .flafch-string'?'Ont. •
~ •
• P. PULLER.
Kendal creek, Tannery'. 2, jB6O. • 3S-13'
•
ST OF LETTERS.
Remaining In the Post Oftlee at Bine • thport, for ILO Quar
ter ending'Sept. 30,1800. •
ouriliol4, LeWIS ' Mayer, M.-2.
cioap; Ethan-2 ' Morse. James
' Dennison, Dail{ : "Peet, T.
:Green. T. Ai • Pitcher, Charles
:,11Ohnes, J. T. • -Roberte,ltall •
4,....fiC0m010gr00, Mrs. A. D, .. Scott, Ct. B. • •• -
Sohnson, T. F. ;Steele, O. . ' •
P. M, *
arethport, Pa., Odt, 18,
0 414 I I !Z I P
t t
O kI4NI
;Tow, D RJR ETIC,
44, veto
DYSPE L. _
itivicoßtic CORDIAL
•
To, the Citizens of Neiloisey and: - Peru
gylvinia,• Apotheearies,:DrugiBts;. Oro.
cers and Private Families ,'•
Wolfe's Pore Cogniac 13niiidk . •
. . .
. .
. .
. • .Wolfe's Pure natlerin'i'Slierry Si Port Wine
Wolfe's - PureJarralice.and St. Cr ließ m
`Woife's Port Seoteh.end
ALL: IN .BOTTLES. • ' •
- 5 beg; learn tr, call the attention of. citizens of. tlie
ted States to the above. WI 1;8 red Ltqurlits iterorted'hy
•Unce.eno.Wot.ra, of New Tork.'whosit name is familiar
in every part of this 'country' Mr the purit') , of his Sum
,nAm.S.cntiares im his letter .to me; speak..
ing of thelmiiti of his Winks and LiQUOlili, says;
.. 4 1 will
,stake my reputation as.a man, thy Atandiag no a merchant
r or thirt.it'y.eari, residence in the City urNow York, that
all the llnssuy and•WINEs which l'bottla are'pere as int.
, ported,:,and of •the bestquallty,and can be relied Upon by•l
every purchasel.. , Every bottle has 'the propridtor!s
name on the wan, and a inc simile of Inn signature On the
certificate. The public'are respectfully Invitert.to call;
And evrtnitialor themselves. For sale at litkaft,by : nil
Apothecaries and Grocers le 'Clailidelphia. • ; ,
' Gooses 11. ASHTON, 032 Market St: Philadelphia....
Sole Agent forrPhilndelphio
Read the:following from tne•New York Courier: - • •'
42:99tnetts'llusisttss Son One . NEW YontiltlgitmlANV--•We
arty happy to inform Mar fellow:citizens that there is one
place, in 'our city where the' physiclan,'. apothecary, and
'country inerchant,ean go and purchrSC Winos
- as pure as iinperted. and of the best quality. ly e d o not
intend to give an:elaborate deseription Of thin Meechatit'w
axtensivit business i althitugh if Will.repay.anv stranger or
.ci tiger] 'to visit LTDOLNIO Wbi.FWO.extenslye 'warehouse,
Neff: 20:and'22; Beaver sfreet,h'ed Nos. 17; 19 and 21,:
Marklleld Atreet..llis stock of Selknapps.oollllllll rend pnis
whipinept could cot .have been less than thirty thousand
crises,-the Brandy: some torithousand cases—'Vintages of
Te 4691 1056 , and ten thousand easce ut.Metleirmt.Sherl
ry, and Port Wine; 'Scotch Irbil Whiskey, Janittica
and St.. Croix. Rum; noose vary, old and equal . to any in
, this.country; niseltetl three large cellars, filled' with
Brandyi Wine, &a. , in' casks . under. eastern' ;Clouse key
'ready 'for 'bottling. Mr. Welfetit, sales of Saltapps last
year amohnted to one huinlred and thensandldozr
• eh, and We hope in. less -than two years lie may be 0-,
qually StI . CCOFSAII Brandies and Wines.
Ifip husiness merits the, patronage - of every lover of his'
species . . Prkate amities who wish. pure Winetivend
rotors for medical use. should send theiforders direct to
Mr. Wolfe until , every. Apothecary, in the lied make up
their' minds 'to discard the poisonous Shill' from tneir
:81101ite, and replace it with Woug's'pure•Witids arA
.
'We understandWotsei for 'the hcetunmodalion
dealers-inof slyntl
. the country, puts up assorted eases of
wines and Liquars. Such a man; and .nell a:merchant,
Shotild be suAtained . against his tens of thousands of op,
ponents in the United Slittes, who sell nothiiig butimita-
Begat,- ru Mons alike to human health and happiness; '
READ!-READ!!
. .
.Cair6, Illinois,' July 291'4 1860
Messrs. Jolty WILCOX‘ & C 0.:.. ' '
Your i‘lmpeetine,i' dr "Persfail Fever
Charm," has done: wonders. I was wholly.
deSpunclent when I. applied ir, and in five 'hours
the chiils were removed and no fever has en-
Itis the-simplest cure imaginable,: and
a wonder of nature or ..art,- I. ~would , not
Without this “Impectjne" 'a "'single' hour. By
constantly wearing,: I seem to be "ague
Illabile,Alcibaniri„jtik 23d, 1860
.GF.NTLintEN
. .
. .
- • • rha ve•been snatched front the grave
by:the:application oflYour .wonderful I , lmpec,
tine; or "Persian' FeVer Charm.'' ".tor' several
I.haVe suffeied every season front fe'ver ,atid
ague. Last Spring• my life was .threritenedy
bnt yinir, remedy has destroyed 'the' de . seCtaft,
and I am , 'rapidly• gajning . .an appetite 'and
Respectfully, Yours,
D. N. BARRON
.
This iruly . ycondeifol preventivq-and sore for
ye
Fe - r a'nd.Agui and .
'Billicus •\yill' be*.sent . by
road, pO'st...paid, on receit MaO
fo'r sale at: ll res . pectable.Pruggists and. Cou
ntry
. .
• Principal Depot and ittanufactnry,.lSS Main
Rictimoncl; Va. • %Branch Office, , .Bank of
Comnerce' building; NAvr•V,ork. ' Address'
. • • • - WII,COX & CO: •
FURNIT - U . Rp p._.pcplu,
OtEAc..N. Y
: .
Whitney...4s
iV ° X '''' x stresPec"ui g nnncethlle eitie l
in i .‘iotofco..t,anrtlepuidicgonnralr
that they• are conxiantl. enlarging .an& extending their
.neiv establishment, and fir the purpose of giving everf.,
body n practiOal damonstratioziof our entire auree s a in one
business, and our ability to compete, successfully, with
any establishment in this section of, thc country, .wo,are
now tilling our Ware rooms full of
BRAN NEW FURNITURE!"
. .
We now keep coustanily nn 'hand alarge itstinrtnient n.
Chafes, Tables, Pictures Sofas '
' linunaes,',tilei s ka, Rock ,
.ern, Ited.deads, hureausi Seoretitrier, Stools, Ilnok-Cases,
Mice lithairii, Pont Stands, Toilet :Maws,' What Notg,
Cottage Looking. Glasses,. Quartette .Stunds.
Square Stands,- ash Stands, I t icture.Fraineli, .Towel
Racks Rorner..Strtuds Extension Tables, Hat 'Stands,
`'•. Palmleaf Mattresses, • '• • .
. .
.• • . Bea Grass Mattiasses, •
Moos Mattrasses,
. .
Husk 311ttrassos )
Hair
.„Mattrasses
Mahogany and trpholaterodluiniture !
In great varletynt patterns
MATTRA.SSES,
9 all kipdap inude to order
Patetit Spring Ms, .of'F,ry
Gilt, Rosewood and 'Japanese Moulding.,
• ' BtACKWALNIIT, MAROANY,.. •
And other Veneering,' .constantly on band and for isle
•
. .
We carry on a large' .Minufacturing SatabliFiiiment,
'awl employ the most, competant workmen. .'
Job-Work.4n4,Repaiking-
Of all kirlm, - ,done promptly and in the beet tmanner
.
•
• In conclusion,it 'shall be our aim to supply thit rear
'kat with everyting in our,line . ; upon the nmat'reasona.
ble term and hems to form an extended acquaintinee in
our trade, and• also to cOntintur the friendly relations .
with our present customers : Wifinviteall.to com . e'arid
examine our stook.' M e are loCated in the .: ' .' - .
.
kV*
Uperteirs, orposito the Fobee Rouse. • •
• • NVIIITNEY LENHAat
Olerin,l , L Nov: 2, MOO,. • •
TO the :P-1,./1711.0.:
NOTICE is hereby given that I have loaned
the followineproporty to George Doilge,
viz': Three'Horses, 1 Spring wagon, '1 Double
Nerves.Having , porehasektlie above at Don
stable's sale, Lela= the Bathe - Us my property'.
Shippen, Nov. 15,. 1860. .
ARE BOUGRI' 'A T
BARGAINS'and will beS•old
fu;Ikp!!! .
THAN AT, ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
'We.have just fitted ups LARGE and GOM
MODIOUS CARPET ROOM 22 by 75 FEET
which is filled 'with a new.lot Of all the. LA
TEST STYLGS of . ' ••. :* •
Yours Very Truly,.
.FROM 25 UPWARDS
Hats, Ccap, Ready
P4pei.,:,Whidow .
of all kinds; '.3 shilling GAITIIS
All who wont to. get LIGHT on the enbjec
FAST;. call and,get gOloli '
and if it does not'.o bornTIAICF.I AS LONG
as any othir kind.you can• find for.sl, our Hat
is'the forfeit. .
A visit to Olean will Satisfy YOU'that •
is the. HEAD QUARTERS OF TRADE and
the GRAND EMPORIUM of every thing
NEW NEAT and STYLISH. • • :
That 50 ct. T. T. still better.
S. BUTLER 41 . 00 1
N. S. BIITLHA, •I •.. • •
A. Bis.arcs, . • ", • • • -
L. W. Girrop.p, - • -•
Olean, Sept. 13, 1860
LACK oat Greozi Teas, of diffaront qualities it
•, . • . 15111411T!S
. . • • .
•
- • ....' NOTICE::
.. .
Axil:lEllM My •wjfe MAROAPIT M. has left my 'lied'
. VV ' 'sod Board, without pet omits or provdcatlon; I
.hereby caution all persons &Wont harboring or troatlng
heron my account, as I will • pay no debts of her , con;
traCtiog after t hin date, • . . ' ;
. . •. • • . . 1111LLIVAN FOSTER :
• • Bregoid, October 10, 1860. . -' , . . . •
.. • •
COD.F.IPH antl 9ariiaesat• :
FRANK' WRIG.
B dOTB,a4d ahoen at
BRICK FOR SALE. . •
150000
firet . ra o tebrielf . for ß e lt elz s .. K ' l ti ;
5 quire FRANK.
N. F. JONES.' :
Smethport, - Aight 13,1860. • •
GRAND 'OPENING !
D uOODS, &C.
FALL" OF; .1,860:!
Best qualitjr, ttt ,the lowest pticei r are • now.
beini.etteihited 'aiths; Mammoth Store:of • •
111 Si. $0114114 $ll,
.haVa now :on hand a. Ina gnilicekassor
rpent of
DRESS :FOODS !
Of every deseriptiov. with.triaiminga• to
match. And a host of .•
BOOTS AND:.,SH9ESi,
FLASS AND CHINA WARE,
CROCKERY, &c.:,. &;c.; &C;,;
. . .
.
. .
. .
:Which will 'be sOld 'et,priees that . .,will cause
all competition'to. stand back., .atl.l,wonder that
goods can be gold 'et such prices; . Eaeh . depar t 7
m.ent.is filled. with a complete - variety of.all the
LATEST STILES IN MARKET!
And ,1,1;-e take plesure in announcin to the public
that these -
GOODS
G.,
..E •R
lii Olean.
atainizato
made Clothing; Wall
Shades, Hosery
and HOOPED SKIRTS at 31 cte'
CARBON OIL,
No. 4 Excelsior
B. p'.witioilvs
.. • .
J.:. J. BARKER'S'
THE :STRAW-CUTTER,. SIT;fICRII3ER . nOw offers to the pub-.
lie this 'inipro ved.. Straw . ..cutter,. inAttil
confidence that all who_ tai:e.tha trouble to wit l .
ness,,its operations'whl be convincOd.of its su
periority over any, out;er• now in nee. ' ,
•A kept on hand and man
uftietured to order... • •
• B:r. As..no other riereoni . has thn right to
, rnitice or uses this Cutter within WlCoun'eelln
ty, all 'who are, using it in violation of. tbe.pat
ent will be piCo.secilted. • •- • • • '
MpagilicsbUrg, uguit•27 ; 1859: ' •
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IN - PVC r i I iNTLO 3
The Persian Fever Charm.
For .the.: prevention' anil cure . of 4%etifi. and
. _
Ague. and Bilious Fe'vers. • This wonderful rem
edy was brought to the knowledge of the pres
ent proprietors . hy a 'friend who has been a
great traveler in Persia and the HolrLiind.
While, going down the river Euphrates, he
experienced a severe attack of Fever and:A gue.
On discovering his conditicin,'one of the Boat.
men took hem* his person an Amulet, saying,.
cc Wear thisaud tto , Feuse wile touch yMt." ,Al
- incredulous as to 'its' virtues ; he . coin.
plied, and `'experienced. .immediate' relief, and
has.since always found it an effectual profec-.
tieri'from.all malarious complaints,. ' ', • - •
. • On further investigation he, !build...that ,the
.boatman .ettribiated
,tialt miraCitlotis powers,
and Said it could on ly , be obtained from the
Priests ofthe SIM. • Sometime
,afterwards, the
gentleman in conversing with a
Priest obtained
froin'him the seerelot its preparatioe, and'as;
certained where the medicinal herbs were found,
of which it was cinnounded. . The Wonderful
virtues of this.,article haviindueed alullbelief
in the minds of the natives. in, the miraculous
healing powers' of their Priests.
Since hie return to America,..it haibeen tried
with the happiest effect by several Ladies and
Gentlemen of. high character, who 'have gieen
it the most unqualified 'praise; This remedy
having been a specific. in Prude for hundreds of
years, for the prevention and cure of Fever and'
Ague and Bilious Fevera—is now-offered to the.
American people. .
R . will be sent by,mail, pt epajd, with full di
rections for use, on. receipt Of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Manufactory,.lBB Main
St.; Richmond, ,Va.' Breech Office,. Blink of
Commerce Building, New. York. Addresi, *.
'VIP
. WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT. '
T" •
SUBSCRIBER IS NOW OFFERING
for-sale, a magnificent steel-plate engra
ving of the'Declaration of Independence; sue.
rounded by life-like'lportraits of all . the;
'
dents and bearing bpOnlts face • the tonnb•of
Washington, et Mt. Vernon, .and facsimiles of
the Signatures affixed to the Declaration.
~•
ENGRAVING.,
being 1810,2 inches in siie;:is .unsurpassed by
any ever published, and is offered at the very
low price of fifty ceuts, ' ,
Addrese all orders, with , price enclosed and
two cents to prepay poetage,.to . , .•
C.,N: TENNY, AGT.,
• Smethport, M'Kean Co., Pa
TT T
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SPLENDID LOT OF TEAS, at
WILCOX & EATON'S,
Olean, N;
kz.
t 4,1
tw u
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• ' 13. S. GOULD, • •
PHYSICIAN .AND,'SURGEON
Havincpermanenily.located himself at
• • * • • PORT ALLEGANY;I ••• .
would 'respectfully inform. the public that be
is_prepared . to attend tri . business m all branches
of the Medical ..Profeatiion.. Particular. atten
tion paid to Secret Diseases, both male end
female,they will baAretited . in accordance With
the latest auttthritiei and firactice'of both . Eu
rope. and America.' All shrets intrusted .to
him, in his practice,: will be strictly kept by
him, in spite of money, raw friends, enemies,
relatives•or neighbors. , ••
Port Allegany , Zkrarch 20th 1860, • , •
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES:
ET JENNINGS, V. S.,
PUOPINSIIR. CIF PAFIIOLOOY,AYO OPEHATIdR SCROSiIi t:t TUE
ErgitINAHT COI LEOS Or ILADM,P/II ' ,XIV., /VW
. . .
. , • , .
. .
'ILL TELL YOU Of the Origin, History and iltstinctlje
••• • ~.• • 'traits. of- the various tifeedsotEurope , ,
, • ' an, Asiatic. African and-American for
' .•. " . . ses„ with the
.physical forreation•and
• •',• • ecullarities of. the animal,. antew
. Bo
to ascertain his age by 'the comber
• ." -and . email lion of his teeth; 'illustrated
' .. ' : „with numerous explanatory engravings
The 1-Torie iinci hit 4 I) isl
. eitHee
. •
. ~ • •
WILL TELL' YOU Of ill'eetting;Efeaki rig', Stabling,Peedr
, . ing, Grooming; Shoeing, .and.the,gon.•
...
• , " , oral Management of the horse, lath
. •
. • . . modes .31:administering medicine, also,
. .
. , how to treat lilting; Ricking. Bearing,,
. .
,• , , ' • Shying,, Stumbling, Crlhtliting,Most;
. . • • . lemma; •-• and 'other vicsa to which he
. • • ,is subject'; with numercius 'explanato
, ...... • ry 'engravings: . '. , • . , . -,:• '• • :
, 'the - 7r0r8 . 43 itn:fl.l - xith.Diseties' ... • -
WILL TELL YOU Of the causes, symptoms, . •- and treat
. . . • - • moot of:Strangles; Sore Throat-, Die.
: tamper, Patarrli, Influenza, lirenCisit.
. . .
is. Pneumonia,,BleurisY,,Broken Wind
' • ••;• ' • ••. Chronic Cough, • Itnnring and Whist- •
' .'' -"-• • ;„ /log. hampas. Sore Mouth and Ulcers,
. • ' ' '
and .lecayed 'Pe.'elli, wiiii other disco..
•
' - : • cos of the Mouth and.llesplratori Or.
. •
WILL TELL YOU Of • the eauses;;symptnina nuj Treat
': ' •
moat of Worms, Itote,.Calle, Strangu-'
.• • . tattoo, Stony Conarotlnna; Ruptures,
° . Palsy, Diarrhoea, Janndlee ' . Iteratlrr.
. . . Bloody Urine, ntnnea.id tlie
. .
. noys, and intlnniniatinu,' and
•.. • .. _othe r dinoaoes of the Stomach, Bowed,
Livery and Urinary ()Tana, , •
. .
• the' Horse Land hiss Disi”te+fis..
. -
WILL TELL'YOII Of the causes, Symptoms,. and treat
. .. • - • • meet of Hone:Mood and Erg, Spavin,
• '•
. 'Ring Ilene, Sweenle, Strains Broken,
. - '. • - Knees, • Wind Calla,. Founder,
Sole
. . . Brulae and °Carel, Cracked' llonle4
' • -' . Scrntclies.Canker, Thrush and Corps;
. • . . ' - ' ' • - aloe, of. 15fegrims., Vertigo. - Epilepsy,
• ' . • • . - Staciftre, - and other illemiime •of the
' • • ' - Peet, Lege r Head.
, .
• •
. - The Horse and his Disease s
WILL-TELL Toe Of the. galleon, symptom, and Treat •
•• .. - mantel Fistula, toll EMI, alandere,
- '• • • . Farcy, Scarlet Fever, Mange,-Surfeit,
• . ' • Looked - Jai,. 'Rheumatism,. Cramp,
'
. . • ', •
Calls, Diseases el - the Eye and Heart,
.- • , - &c.; &o.;' atm heti to manage Casty'-
.
.tion, Bleeding, Trephinning Rowel
.
-.•- ',lag, Firing, Hernia, Amputation, Tap&
. - • , . ping, and other surgical - operations.
•
• - The -Horse. and his. Diseases
WILL nu, YOU Of ltarey'a method of taming Floisca
• • •• • how, to Approach; ifaller.or Stable.*
•• • •• Oolt ; 'how "to accustom a Yams td
• -•.•• ' strange mounds and eights, and hoW to.
lilt, Saddle,. and Break pim• to
•Harness, , thq form and . law of
. ' AVAISRANTT The whole being the re
. suit of more than fifteen years , . caroml
atudy of the habits, peeuliarities,wants
• " • • and weaknesses of this noble animal. ,
•
The book contains Jai pages, appropriately iliustrAted
by neariy one hundred. engravings It Is printed in a
clear and open type, and will be forwarded to any addrees,
postage paid, on receipt Of price, half bound., sl.ooi or, in
cloth, extra, $1.25
$lOOO A YE,
,A R .can-be made by onier
pr wog men eVery.
where, In selling the above, and other popular worke of
oars. Our indudomei3ta to - all such are exceedingly liber
al. for single copies W.' the Book', or for terms to agents,
with other Information, apply to or address '
• .TOTIN •E. POTTER,. Vnblisher.
• No. 617 Flamm Street, Philadelpttla; Pa. ..
. November 15, Ibilo.4m. • •• •• • 24'
•' • FLOUR, • • • •
'EILOTTIt final new Vnetit; 36d :received and for male at
FRANK WRIGHT'S.
•
• •
THE.OL §TORE,'
'OLEAN ,
STILL TAKES THE LEAD
J; K... COMSTOCK ,
-13 .SPECTFHLLY:ANNOUNCgS' TO HIS
eld.friends iti MeKeatt County, .that :he
.on htinti this Spiing uttu4l,,,with the.
LARGEST AND BEST
Selectqd irtonk.olGOodn in the Olean Marlen
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. .
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can get we'st of New. York
• • .
It makes no difference'f what you want,. any
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• • .
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