SUCE.I2I
. Patpted Sept. 9, 1858.
n,r *ILE 1 11 SMITH
THE' WASHBOARD . AND BEATER .are
. ~the two first and:most nituratiniplements
•' ver'u4e&:in Washing C Icithes. Hot withntand
mg It has, heen. the study of inventors to do
• them. Uway r . and !or . that purpose several
:clred patents . have been issued, yet it has been
.• of .no: etfeet. They have 'failed ifi.their 'at
tempt. ' Theinmachines have been condemned
, Arid thrown. away, and the Wash,. Board and
Beater agai n'aud in their stead,:
This machine'.Combines .
.them. tOgathei,.at.
• 'tached to_ a progressive - leve r in such a manner
Si' gives great power to the Beater, while
eithernry be used as the operator may desire.
The . motion of .th'e Beater quick and
,easY,
.. 'the pressure.gentle . , and powerful,' which , gives
. it the'advantage over all othermiehines, ,and, .
is ito.decided . by competent .jUdges.
liplanufsiccared and sold at'gichanicibuil,•l4
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JEFFREY'S DOUBLE-ACTING
SUCTION *FORCE PUMP
.
India Rubber Ba Vavai.. . .
grim . SlThkßlßtlt having:purchaseil • the
1. rightlo make and tell thia New Pump,
feels' a confidence - that hie efforts, to bring
into general use, in this county,'will . be .lecen.
ded by all who lee its construction and'opera-
Arnong the many advantages secured by the
vse of this PuTop, the following may be 'enu.
merated: .
1. A double action; by which,,twice the wa
ter can ;he raised at the nine time.
Z.' Great ease in working, thus adapting the .
Force Principle to common wells. ,
3. The transfor m ati o n, in a moment, of the
Pump into.an efficient Fray mining, thus ken
dering the loss of ditellings by 'fire, totally un
necessary. • .• •
4. Copability of watering gardens, Lawns,
of sprinkling , walks, washing windows,
with the utmost ease and thoroughness.
5. 'Power to raise, water with slight labor to
any reasonable height, as in supplying chum-
6. The convenience of having the Pump in a
kitchen, or other rooms of your dwpfling, with-
out regard to the location of Ole Well or dis
.
7. The' ea y,'protectionl of" the instrutnerit
againgt'Frokt, •
. . ,
The ease with which
_it msy.be. -.mounted
•on ,wbeels, or in other ways " be made portable.
9. A Simp/i'sire which ensures greet
prnteets it from; Wert hroven out of or,
der, and makes any. • repairs easy and of little
10, Oreat... Clutapness: , for the brat gene
brineing 'the eat Or' the •Poiee Pump into the
neighborhood of the common Suction .
Chain Pumps, while it is. immeasurably -cope
eer. to both... • ' • -
:'Manutbetured•and' for sele .by the subscriber,
only, at his Shop in Meebiriiesbure:
Meehaniesbuig, Mareb . lB,:lBM3. - •
TIN .CHURNS,And Japanned Ware, Stove
rip! and, Tin ct4ittilee at . MESON'S.
Greet Work on the Rorie.
THE . HORSE AND NISI DISEASES:
. • . - .TERNINGS, V.
noincasoleo. rArnoi,O9y :AND 011RATIAII BUROkii IN THE
. .TrtgillNallf.9olLLSON OF PIIILADW PIIETO
. . .
.WILL TELL YOU Of the Origin, Itinteiy and dietlnctiye
. "" • troth of the Variourigeeds of Europe..
• .. anj Aniatic,AfriCan and American Roe.
•.' • . :ilea, with the phyßical formation-and
• • peculiiritlea of the •eitinial, 'end how
•• ' • •• 1 to• aecettain • hie ego :by the. number
• "and condition of his teeth ; Alinatrated
: with buderoneexptanatoryengraringe•
. . . , . . .
• • he' ri or HO rindhis Dligerlf3E:U4 . :
WILL; TELL YOU 'Of Breealng, Breaking, Stabling,Feed.:,
•-• • • 14, Grooming; Shoeing, and the gen..
• , oral management' of - the hen ea. with
.' • • : ' modes of admin Waring medicine, oleo,
ho* to treat Biting;ltickine. Bearing,
• • , Shying Stumbling, Crib Biting;
Beet
: /9811110/11 , and Other ',fowl to which'he
• '• • • . ie 'abject ; liurnerciue iiiplanato•
• ,
The Horse and.his Di s e a ses. '
WILL TELL YOU Of thneeuies, eint: ntontei Fend treat
;
• - Anent of littranglen; • Sore Throat,
• . • , •— temper, Catarrh, Influenza, Brondhit.
• . le. Pneumonia., Pleuriek, Broken Wind;
Chronic 'Cough, nearing- and Widet
• : , . • ling.:Luanne. Sore Mouth and Ulcers,.
• ' • and ileenyed Teeth, wilh • other. dieen
. , • ; ' gee of the Mouth ,and Beeplratory 'Or
.
The. . . • • • . .• •.
,Fittx4se and his Diseases •
w,u,L• TELL. YOU or. the mules, isymptorus ROI Treat
- •. -: ..' ." • inent of Worms,iota, Colic. Strangu
:- - - lation, • Ston,q , oncretions,'lluptures;
Palsy; Diaridues, Jaundice. Ilepatirr
•• ' • .-. . ..
hoe, Bloody Urine, Stones' in the Kid(-
. • .
net's and Bladder; Inßamthation. and
' I
. . . other diaeasen of the Stomach; Bowels,
. .
, ... Livery and Urinsty Orgaiic ~• - ...
• N i )
Tiie-I-lorse and f; DjseaSes
WILL' TELLAIY VOf the eatinea,Wmptinnn; and treat;
.• ' •. - ''meat of Bone, Blood and ling,. Spayin,
,•
, ..: Ring Bone; .Sweenie',,S trains ' Broken
'.- • . , .
.'• ' ',• ' ',.. Divine - and Gravel: 'Cracked 'flonfe,.
.. - ..• ..
S'.• ',
Scratchea,'Canker, Thruith and Corns;
. '• .alne, of l'ilegrimn., Vertigo. Epilepsy,
. Staugnm• and other diseases' of *the'
~ .-. ; • ~ , • Feet, Lim and Head:: , - .- . • .
,: •• :
The Horse arid his Diseases : .
. . .
.
WILL TELL YOU,Of 'the causes, symptoms, and Treat .
•• ' '. '. • meat Of — Fistula. Poll Evil, Cllnders;
' • ; ,'' . - Fircy, Behrlet Fever, Menge, Surfeit,
• - , .. Locked 'Jaw:: Rheumatism, . Cramp,
. . .. .
•.• ,' - . faalle,,Dise tics of the. Eye and Heart
. ~ &c, - ,' &c., ace, how - to manage.C.istre
• .
' . •• • . Con, Bleeding, Trephiiinfrc, Rowel
.
. • lag, Firing, Hernia ; Amputation", Tap'
.
' . • • . ping, and other surgical opersttons.,
.. .
. Tho.l.lorserand his Dispa,sseTe '
•.•. . • .
WILL.:TELL; YOU Of Rarej , e method'of taming pores ,
- • - hew. to Approach, Ilaitci or Stahl,' a
.. - ~ •, Colt; • bow, to accustom •a 'Home -to
. .
• • • • . • - strange sounds 'and six) te.,mod how to
.. •• •, • ; ' Rit.Oaddle,; Ride; and 'Break him to•
.
- • •• • ~ . - '• Ilarne<is , also.' the•lfirm • ant law of
WARRANTY,- The 'whole' being the re
. cult of more than fifteen, years', careful
.•, • •, - orate habit..meculta.ifiesrente
Cindy
'and weaknesses of thin-noble allimal ':w
. .
• The . lanolc eon tat ea 381 pages. appropriately - I
ilustr , tted
by , nearly one hundred, enWravinca It is printed In a
clear and il 3eD type., and will be forwarded tonne address,
postage paid. an receipt of price, half bound, 8./.00,.0r; in
cloth. extra, $1.25 . .
...
1.000 -A .Y EAR can be made
.by enter
prising 'men every
wherei'ln'selling the-above; and other popular:works of
ours.. purinducetnentsr.to all suet ‘rn esceedingly.liber
al. 'For single copies of the Beak, or f.,r lermato agents,
with other information, apply to or address .
JOlOl. -E; POTTER, vublisher.,.. • •
No. BIT SanscnStreet, Philadelphia Pa,-
•Noramber - • .24' •
THE 01;D KEYSTONE STORE
AT, QLEANI
MIX TAKES THE LEAD 1.
.1- K. COMSTOCK
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO HIS
old' 6iends in McKean County, that he its
hanii thin Spring as usual, with the
LARGEST. AND
,BEST
Selected stock of Goods in the.Olean'll,l4;ket
To Wholesale' Cash Buyers ifould Sari,
I can Wier :You betterinaticements than .you
cars get west of New York
It makee.,no differenee what you. want,. any.
thing in the line of
GROCERIES 4- PROVISIONS,
Call at U.
OLD; KEYSTONE
And yon..will :find the ariiele'fresh end cheap
use_ talking tpe
KEYSTONE STORE
alWays - has sind always Will take the lead, an.
regulate the market in
Groceries and Provisions,
OLD FRIENDS AND NEW ONES,
Don't fail to call and. see inn when y?u visit
Olean ; I shall'not hurt you, but shall certainly
ry to do you good
J: IC. COIVISTOCX.
6.3
Olean, May 23J, 1860
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE•
LETTERS'of. Administration on the estate
of G. Barrett, late Of Keating town•
ship, decd, having been granted to the tinder
signed, all persons knowing ihemselv,e6initebt•
ed to said estate- are requested to make imme
diate payment, and those having 'claims againgt
the same will present theindaly authenticated.
for.settlemPnt.. • •
PALMYRA BARRETT, Atimisiratrix
I will.be at, thti late iesitleoce of (kohl on or
about the 10th of
.January, where . all ltiterest-
ed can ran .
Pee. i 0,1860
. .. • -
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• , . .' .- . NOTICE, . . '. •. - '
• INIIIMBBAS lly wife MAR9.1).114 IN,. ham left. My .Bed'
• V and Boani, without Jugt
ca or provocation, 'I
hereby caution all persona agalnet harboring or treating
her on my account oat ' will pay BO debtreof her briny
trading after. this date. •; 4 - ' - • ._' •
, • ~ . BULIIVAN' POSTER.•
Bradford. Oetnher in..ißog • , -. • • •• •
A SPLENDID LOT OF TF.A at
' Irrt - cox& Y ',A TON'S,
(Nciin, N. Y
Jarbre Drawn tar Dereinber terra:
.q I tAND . 3p XtORS
. . .
• irradford.—Jame.i . :E. Blair, S. r.. Casey, J.
.N.•De Diikernan, J. J..yori,.S;
•TiJibitts•,.c..D..Webetcr, , .
Davis, N. F.,JOnea, TO.
T. McCoy,. R. Sartwell. • " . • .
Smith:", . ;
,:7114redi—E:If &Oen; Owen Cook, 4
itivi/in',-Horace 'Starks, - ; • • •
417eativ,—Z:,.R. blie. ' • '
Libert:e--JOI Acre,: Wm.,:Oieisby;.
. . . . .
•Lesfaoqa—Al6'ert Beemen; J. 54..Haldridge
, Norinich-'—E. A.. White:' • • •
Otto—A . ..G. Otto. • •
TRAYSRS6'JIIROR9
Braflford—T. Cobic,..!..T,..DtAkek; • Leander
Edsen, G. vicivroni 9 r...4 . .. L. Beilfar(l.
Bororigh=Ghoillis,Corwin..S.'.Bartsoell. •
Cires-L-E.' J.' Berber,: Xenway Bell. Daniel ,
dleison; George N. Hnekett,'.
Daniel Peabody: John Peawl:
, •
Eldretel—J.:lll. Geuder, M. G. Knapp, C. B.
Stnll,.'L. Wlnclgo.r. • - • ,
W: Starks:. • • •
Hamilton—Ei B. Libby,: , . •
. .
. Patin: 7 -A. H. Cory; C.C. Cleveland. •
Lihm.t.v—J: R..Colemon,E. Green, C. Holden
F. Lnwton, Elias. Shirts. A. A. Stovvbridge
Wrn. Sherviood„D. W. :Whitney:: .
.•
Arbrvoieh—tle'n . f y tashe . ri E.Taiteison ) Fero
Otto—Eenj."Bunker, P.., C. Hopkins.
The above - named Grand and Traveriejutora
will meet , at the Court House in SmetbrArt, on
Tneeday the 25th day of DeCernher next. at 10
o'clock. a'. tn. :* JOSEPI , IMORS.p.,Sh'fr. •
Sheriff'a`otfide,Smethribrt,' Gitt : ' 22;4800,
AL perSons•are heieby eantione d tigainst
negotiating; :for -School
,order
.. .No. 101,
draw by lite Direetori.of Keating, School Dis
trict, Ati.z. 20, 1860', for $27.00, in' favor:of
Rail, as the sama has been lost and. nay ! .
mint Stopped: • . • HALL.
Dec,,lo, 1860.1 • ' •
Last Call.
L '
.
A ' persons . k n o woing themselves' indebted,
- io, the undersigned are hereby' notified to
call arid settle - their accounts,' immediately, or
eOsts,Will be made.' • • •'"J: D. OTTO. .
Cheat Excitement in the South
SOUTH CAROLINA IN ALRAISI
TERRIBLE. THREATS OF 'SECEDERS
THE UNION IN:DANGER
THE NORTH AND . SOUTH
Must and Shall be'Kept TagOhbr I
ThiS Glorious Union: gust: k Preserved
•
• • • - . • _ - . - • •. • . .
.•. . ,
I INDEIt the erietlut circun3tences the euhscriber
. r.J.' deems It hie duty to Ray to', the citizerui of Northern
Pennsylvania 'that'the old, '• . .. '
sidejlill' Tin-Shop
la prepared to meet any and'all eniergeneres,mith °alma
armed and equipped as the directe:• I am piepaied
to do all kinds a imork in the line . of .'- • . . -
,Sheet . -Iron and. Copper,
. . „
n end old milk pang or cement.thin ginrions linion.• •
, :The Side-Hill Store,- which has nu long.held ' , her bead
above woteronuat and shall take the . lead anti others in.
Ito line:.
,Iterlon. Inn-chased the Interest of my brother,
(N. 3 Mnson;) I am noir „littingnir and falling up• with a'
new stock of Stoves,Tintraro„ which." am bound to
sell cheap for pay:: Calt.and nee • CI E0.,11. MASON.
'N: kinds or produce—anything but.trunt—'-taken'
in exchange for goods, (Nov:11,"
THE Pzonrs cook toog.
MODERN , COOKERY
In all it-Branches.
6AREFtLLY . RtyliED EV MRS. S. J. HALE
IT TELLS'YOU - Dow to choose all .kindeof ideate, Pout
• •
~• , try and Game, with all the various en
. • ', • most approved modes of dressing an
• • .conking. fleet and Pork - ; also the best
' . • . • ' and elmplest• Way or unit*, ,• pickling
• • and curing filename. •. ' I . .'' •
IT TELLS YOU, Al! the - . Tartans and'moat 'lmproved
•• . • • ' Modes of dress ng, cOoking, and boning
Mutton: Limb,. Veal• Poultry,' and
• . Game of' all kinds, with the different
•
,' • • pressinga; Gravies and •Stuffings ap,
•• • . , propriate•to each. • '
IT TELLS YOU flow to 'choose, olean, and preserve.
. • Fish of all kinds, aid how to sweeten
• •.• it when tainted; also' all the varitota
• • and incist approvedroodeaof Cooking,
. . ' • • , with the different. Dressinge„ Sauces,
, . • and Flavorings appropriate tn.each.
IT TELLS YOU All the various and . mist approved
, • • , .."'.„ modes of preparing over fifty different'
. ' .• ' " • kinds of Meat,Yish, Fowl: Game, and
,• • .
• Teget•thle Seam .Brotheoind Stews.
• • •. • ' with' the,ltelishes.and Seasonings al)-
.
• . •-• . ' propriate to'each. ."•••• , •
IT TELLS YOU. All the • various
.and 'Moat approved
modes of cooking Vegetables of every.
. ' .description, also : how to prepare, Picks
• •
lee, Catnap and Currie, of all kinds,.
.• : • .., PottridSleats, Fish, Mushrooms, Sc. •
IT TELLS YOU All the - .Various and moat approved
-• • • -motion Of prepalting end cooking
", • • • , kinds of .Plein and Fancy puffy, Put.
• dinge.Ginelettea,Fritters,Caltes, Can-.
• • lectionarY: Preserven, Jellied, and
.• , Sweet Dishes of every description •
IT TELLS YOU All the various . and moot approved
' • , modes of making- !tread. Resits, Mut , '
• - ••• . fins and laiscult, the beet Method of
I "preparing Coffee. :Chocolate 'and Tea.
- and how tomake Syrups, Cordials and
Wines of various kinds.'
."•
IT TELLS YOU how to set nut and 'ornament. a Table;
• ' bow, to carve aii•kmds of Fish,. Flesh
• , or Fowl, and in short.•how•to so aim.
•'. • ' •• plify -the whole art of Cookies, mulct
' bring the choicestituru ries of the tattle
within everybOdy's teach
The book containe 419 'pages ; Sod -upwards of twelve
hundred Recipes; • all of which are the results of actual,
experience, having been fully,and carefully tested. under
the'penonal superintende of the writers. It-in printed
M a clear and open type, is illostrated_With appropriate
engravinge,'and will he forwarded . to any addrS.,, neatly
tmid, and postage paid, on receipt of the price, $1',00,,
or in cloth, extra, $1,23,..
•
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11000
e ca n t t l i, b r e p
r m . ]; by en:
where, in Selling the above work, our Inducements to 1
Ruch very . • . • • • , .
,
Fors single For single ,Coplis of the hook nefOr terms to agents, . •
with other information. apply to or outdrew • , •
' . 3011 IN E. POTTER; Publisher,
' •.No. 017 Sensate Street, '
• November 15,'1860 ; 24
WASHINGTON , NATAINA.i MONUMENT. •
Sf.7I3SoRIOER.I.NOW .OFFERING
T for sale,,a magnificent steel-plate engra.
ving the.Declarat ion of Independence,. sjir r
rounded by life-like portraits of. all .the . Pees/
dents, and bearing upon its free, the tomb. of
Washington, at Mt.' Vernon, ind farainsileit of
the signatures affixed to tbe Deelaratiori..; - •
THis ENGRAVING,
. .
being 18X22 inch es in size, is uosurpassid by .
any ever published, and is offered' at the , very
low price.of fifty cents. • *-
Address all orders, with price enclosed and
two cents to prepay mistime; to •
C. N. TENNY; Aut., • .
. 51:m01110re, ril'Reran Co, pa.
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INVICORATINCitORDIAL
To the Citizens of New Jersey . ind. Penn.
• . eylvania, itpcitheosirjes, Dr.niists.:qtro .
• ~''eers:tfii- T rivitteT7ainilieS:. , •
Wolfe's Ping aoiniac Brand y.
Piire Muderio,.Sheiry &Port,Wine,
Wolfe's Pure.Jornalcaand.St.'c'soix
. Welie's Pu'reepteli and Irish Whiskey.
. .
• I beg learn to call the attention of eitize . ns of the tor"'
'tad States to the eller", Worn and Lignite intiorted by
Unatego!Wptra, of New York. whoie name Is familiar
In every-part of this countrifor the . purity alas SCUM:.
nsuSnlllterrs ,Mr: thou, , in Ids lettor. to me, speitk.
lug of the pu ity of his Wiaga,and i.iquone,Osysi "I will
stake my reputation as a man, my standing is a merchant
or thirty.yearg, residence in the City of New Tint o -that
all the Pasant' and Wins:a which i bottle are pure . aiilm•
.portedi end of the beet quality.an4 can be relied upon by
every • purchaser.t...,Every bottle . has the,pronrieter'n
name on the wax,-and a fat shell,' of his fllgnal.ure on the
•certilleale, -The .public--are respectfully Invited to eall.
.and 'minima for themselves. -For sale ' -at Ragan. by ell
• Apothecaries and'Ordcers in 11)111delphie , -•
:.pseatta Aiaron, 'No .63.1 Market St. Phifadelphia: .
Se/a agent for PhilpilOphia-
Road thefollowing from tne New York Courier;
Egoasbas Business Foe Ogs Nsw-Yeng Meactuar —We
are happy to infirm-our fellowcitisorts that thiirels one
piece In 'our city - where the physician,
apothecary, and
-country merchent,can go and urcheimlTlnes
-as pure aaimported, and of the bast quality We do-hot
intend to give attelaboratedeseription Or thin merchant',
entensPre bu Sine"s, atilt - noel' it will repay anv strangernr •
-citizen to:viait Unot.rlto Wout'S estollslve-ntsrebouse;
Nos. lit. 20 and 2.g. - 11caierstreet,-and Noe 17,19 and 21.
Markfield street...llls stack of SelinepPeonhand read yfor
shipment %mid . not Juts , " born lesa than thirty thonaend
caeca, the - Brandy. some ten tboussnd cases..Vinteges of
Meta 'lB6O-y and ten , thousand testa of Dlideirea.?her•
,yy and-Port Wine, scotch athl Nell - Whiskey,
,Jamalca
-and, St;' °roil fum•'.scims'yery ' , Wand equal to tiny in
this country...lle also had three large collate, filled with
.11randy, Wine, .Ste. , 'ln casks tinder. Custom. Ilnusekey.
ready: for bottling: Mr. Wolfeta sales of kchappa lest
year amounted to. one hendred'and eighty" thousanktint.
en, out Ire hope In lone 'than two yearehe may.be.
suceepsful with Ills .Drandles and. Wines, . . '
Jltn business merits the. potronageof every lover of his'
speclea.: •Priiate rtrolilee.who wish. pureWlneeend
Li
num, for. truidicartine . aliould rend theli'drderedirect, to
-Mt...Wolfe until every. Apothecary In the-tied-make nn
their 'minds .todisimr,l the polmnous .AtulT . from their
'shelve,-and replace it With Wonries pure Wlage and Lt..
.. We understand Mr. Woirn, for the acc , mmorbtlion
.of stroll dealers in the country,. Weep 'netted. MIAMI of
Wines and ',knows SuCh a men. dill Furl, a merchant,
should be ruastnerl acnioct his tens of thonsandi of op;
ppnents in, the United'Finfes.whe-pelt nothing:it India
tionaii•uinims alike tp htunan health and happiness.'
READ READ ! r BRAD
' . • Coth•O, Ja1y.290 '18 . 60
Measis: SOHN WILCOX & . •.
• . Yotiri , lmpectine," or ' , Persian Fever
Charm." has: done wonders .' I was wholly.
despondent when I applied ikand.in five; - hours
the chide Were removed and no fever. has' en.
sued. It is the simplest cure imaginable, and
a wonder of nalure or art. I 'would net be .
without. this ~I Mpeetine'.' a sinOe hour. • fly ,
constantly wearing, it', I
.. seem, to, be ',ague
• . 'Arabile, Alabama, July 23d, 1860
couvrir,nr:i : : • . •
. •
• have been snatc'hed from• the grave
•by the application of your :wonderful t!lnnpee
tine,.or “Persian 'ever Cbtiim.”, For SeTeral
I have 'season froni' fever And
ague". 'Last Spring my life 'was- threatened,
lint pour remedy has destroYed, the' desease,
and I am rapidly, gaining an appetite and
strength.
ilespectfullf, Yours,
• , D. N:.BARRON
• .
This . trulv. wonderful Irreveprion and cure- for
Fever and Ague and -Billions will "be. aent...bk
mail, post.paid, on-riceit of one - .dollar: Ala&
for'sale at all respecta!de Druggists and Coun
try
.Yrinr:tpal Depot and.Nnnufactnry, Main
St. - , Richmond, Va..l3iltnr:,h O ffi ce, .13ank . ,of
ComMerce.building,.New York. ;. •. Address
. :JOHN WILCOX & CO.
FURNITURE DEPOT,
CSLIi.I 4 I.IV;: N. Y
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• :WhitheY..' C.Ct) • Len:hart ' •
WOtlife'most're'sriectrully announce to the ilitterin In
'this 'section of country, end the nubile ronerally,'
that they :nre.nenstentlY enlarging and, wending. their
new establiehment. and for the purpoee of..giring every'.
'body a pracficaldernongtration of our entire succeie in our
buninese; end our ability to 11,,inpete,' euccesefully, • With
any eitablislnnelit In this section of the country, we are
• now ilility• our Ware rcops
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`.`BRAN NEW FURNITURE I"
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We now *Pep conetantly,'On - hantte Doge. osiortment of
Chairs; Tables, Pietuies Sofas, Lotting'', Desks, -Rook:
ers;ll4lstentis, TN eennx,.Secietnries. Stott IP; DOA. OWN,.
.OMCA.CiIIiIII; • Coat &rinds, • TM let•ltli tines,' Whet Note,
Caffein 'Cltiet. , Lookine , (Prom's,' Quartette Stands,.
taqintre Staittle - , Wash . Atand....Pictorn Frames, :Tole!
necks, .COrner Stands, • Extension Tabies; Hat Stands,
Palmleaf Mattraisis,
Bea Grass Mattrasses
Masi Ila#rasses,.
Husk BiWrasses,
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fra4rldattrisies.
Mahogaiy and Upholstered Fninitnre
greafyiiile!y of p4teins
IVIATTRASSES,
Of all kind!. made to order
Patent Spring Beds, of Every Description.
Gilt, Rosnwoo# tind . pipanese. Mouldings,
BLACKWALNIIT, MAHOGANY,
And . pthel: Venqering,conitintly tor ede
WO. carry on a - lame . 31onuractorinz. Estabifehthent
and emplorthe moat competant workmen..:
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• 1 /o. l : o *WariE tend RePaiir/4
Of all lantlai'doine promptly andin the beat Manner
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. ' In ennelunitm, At ohell be our alnt to rupply !Ma roar.
ket with'erorythlng Juno r Hoe, upon the numt reenone•
ble Wiwi, and hood to form on extended acquointenee In
.00r 'r , do.. and, Ott) tosmetinue the frlendlr!fehttlene
Trial etit , prenent.onelomere. We Thrltenll to mime end
examine our'eteek.' , M ears 19ested In'thp • , ... , -
tilt*: •
llp p0 0! 63 4 .10be. .• • •• •
N 16 6 0.
Y.; 1660 . 1 : 1 . 1V:j61 •7 r 81144ritAgt
B°°l utd shoo, it,
•PIRICK POR.SALE..
10OAnn .flist rat.; brick far bale. In
il:14 JV quire of FRANK:BACKUS:,
fimethport, ,t!igtet 13, 1880
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Which will be soldat mices tbat will cause
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allcompetition - to Stan b ack, and-wonder that
goods can be sold 'tench prices. E ach , depart.
meM is filled `frith a complete variety of all the
'Anil' we take plesure in annoUnCia to thspublle
ARE 10..tIGHT AT
BARGAINS and wil lbeY old
THAN •T ANY OTHER :EST.ABLISHMENT
Wiluivethiet. fitted up a:LARGE arid .GOM
MODIOtIS 'CARPET ROOM 22 by 76, exiy.
'which ie filled with .a new the LA.
.TEST STYLGS . of . .
Yours Vory Truly,
•. M. STOUT.
FROM 25 . cti. UPWARDS,
Hats, cea.p, Ready
Paper, Window
Shades, flosery
of .11 kindoi.3 shilling GAITERS
All ivt!o'vennt. to
,get LIGHT on - the subject
FAST; call !and get a gallon of
and if it does. not burn TWICE AS LONG
as any other kind: you can. find for $l, out Hai
is the' forfeit. . . ,
A visit to-Olean will satisfy YOU that , .
is the HEADQUARTERS OF TRADE and
the GRAND EMPORIUM of every thing
NEW NEAT and STYLISH. ' .
That 5,0 ct.T T. stilt belle*
'BUTLER & CO,
L. W. - . Gtrioitioi
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Olean, Sept.'l3,
1, J. J. BARKER'S STRAW-CUTTERi
THE .S(::13,9C 1 11BF.F1 now..offeca to the pail.
1 lid this .Improved' Stravr-catteri frdt
co'nfidenci that all iiho take the.trouble to wit::
fleas its operailone yvill be Convinced of its an' ,
nerioritiover anyoffiei.:now in.lige,
.apply kept conetantli on iitinit and ma`n,
ufaclitred•to order. .; • . " :
. ipikr As no other 'tenon hag the right t o
make or uses this Cutter.*ithinM*Kein
t,y., ell who are itsing.it itt violation or th
ent will be proiectitetl.. „,, • , • . ••• •• .
B. *jutl.live
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cnanicsurg, A u gui t 27;18,54, . •
O .. RANDCOOI? , Nii.kG.! .. :Y::
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r AL-i:.,:i.V.F.::1.:14.0:10'..i.
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beit- quAjity; at the lowest prieejoi ire flow
being exhibited at thellfitmpotit Store of.
' have now; on bind a magnificent @Mott.
DRESS GOODS
Of eyery triinttinge, fo
match. And a Holt at -
BOOTS. AND SHOES,
FLASS AND CHINA WAFtg,
CROCKERY, 5c.c.,.8;c:,11.cc.;
STYLBSANIARKETI
GOODS
C . 11:'...ig, el'.. . - 41 P.-: Eli.
In Olean.
0.L181127M0
made. Clothing;
end 1100F,'F I D SKIRTS _ at '3l Os.
CA It [3:9' . N... 0: E.:l#
No. 4 Excelsior
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'PRANJC W ufB:'.l
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S PRING TICIDE
NOW 013.VNE13
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:tif,*:citolit.,A.:t,'::i'4 . ::' , ',‘,::.).:
THE . N ..IPRIcg
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T 14.2 CHEAP STORR,
GREAT BARGAINS
CAN BE 11A1:0 AT,,THE
ONE PRICE EGRATOR I
NVO arijo - Detw•roisiiitl thicieraoll;
=IMIS
OLD FRIENDS . KNOW VOOI TT
No Ones !nit Cone And higelei 'hawker,
;One purchase 8 . 660011 a moat skeptioil
that thereir only , one Ohms to buy Gnat dais
goods, at verylow prima, atid that place is the
ONE . 'PRICE' REGULATOR,
The one price system gives the 'besi
.13UPERIon GOODS,'
ELEGANT' wryi.ss,
NEW.
LOW .1,14C.414',
k VERY 711 . 11f9: YOU: *4011:r . . A T
ONE PRICE ItEOIItATOE,
and the grand Emporium of ei:Oty tbjng new,
neat and ityliph. I( you have the CASH cad
want to .try the HEST ' • • • •
DRY' 600119,,
FANCY 9MDS,
GENTs FtnerlisurNo' c*is
HOUSE FURNISHIIIO.4OODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS, AND 4IIOES,
EVERY THING,
GO-TO THE ,
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aNE PRICE 4Eptlidwttift.,
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*in-,. A rid 4dodi r e m it,liablf6o .1146
beauty; deitiabilitY; suPeri"
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inufseute 6 " 4
1"0 rit't c't s
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to zoo at;.thi iirr,est 01)?1!IbIf
that
PrY•ei
Styleil-Strietblosgsaytrqaoki -
Tidmerly • .
IN. 'THING :
Oiean, A T will 23
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bo,,iirii(si it
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DON'T FORGET /T.
101. D gAvoarrica,
.Low PRfCEI,
CROCK,ERI4
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S. BUTLER.