f : iii k iiiib m i, 024 ant logh ee l
xe lteafiet.ateinoutere..S.;.tNow...Ce.,.
itasylifinle, bohnded'end disk
. lieglointin at thi Stein line;
Ms: 481,6 ittd..432e t tlef be' , '
,1-.4014- the' Tilsit,- • bs
lel% poo e a rneron Os-bank
(Oath one hundred ; sod ids:y.
l ' itl i k ' ir 1 0, 1 1itej fi,S itur l ith4
.reaftheii , Delinithis, tooth -peer
Ali, 4,...efaxott;_thanee-, , nerth
p.iiieiteelo , the,Pleee or begin.
, netearrisiet"pseeeinito be -tell,
It-iwolityieni , earsihnpfored,r.
[tilt Seeti , ' eeterW eig'fieleb
er etaide at oohed; one well
MOO ipple titee. , t -•.‘-! ,-,- ~.-,- ! -
igen '' , 1111Q•ollt lt. .acid el.. the
!bile at th e sell ef *Meek/ ,
;11 , ' , .y-'.., ,
\ - Llgi '...-_-''','''''' - ' -- :
tie *finite 'id Lafayette town.
onsejliqtailni;lioinutad and de.
f/st :Alio tiortic'by' 11htehame
lands Of itilltir °lark; -on the
Neu, on the wont. by lauds or
"abbot one hundred and fifteen
- _ .0,11QUI; . About - tw.inor-Ive .res :
. 1 .1 40 ii h i szontion siva tilll be. .eobi ._ Ie
'' 1:0‘ I. IS,' Moaned , ot , the suit or Orr i s
'..,404°1-111b,t04.'1:4; 1 ",, , ' , : , 14 . 110, •,.. ,'!" • ' ', ' . ' •
iiiiio44 - 4itetirlbed :real. estate,"pil situate
''' l ' • ' - lag
WA' ' ' 'itty k i entlevletutill;.
11 , •Inornahlpi : CeII . ,CQU t .. ,
~
,the'
link described es followsk to. ilt,., ,
,' - ,1 ' 'Wide tontieited With' the mill property
':
' tit:co ntaining about four hUndred and
' ' '**l. l eatr . orii ,l 4; i' bantt.6 . t handieki t o h re o s ne l e m a;
.1/ we i *nine; : *epee ;. enb 1 45 !. 10
' N 0 41 ' . ....Ln. Ail* ' ' ens ' one hay barn r nno.gand
•leirk. 41 . 1 * I- ,
~
t _. 2 ' ' '
.ill; ono ',englialt, maw' mill , edger arid
.-. rr - • TTI tog ether mlib treble.. Lo:,, capable- of
. : vu , , „ lop,. m in ln - gond ordei'lor doing
4 " : -nentscoholoe quantity ;of fiult . treee:—.
With* north , by W. 10;•Berber and the
the.l , ol eistlyllkids of WM. Dell , and
iii- ~ . .0.- ► i nteolith' by D. Fuller arid.Keating
.' r'
on tlieweet by widow Hinds and ,D.. le
C T,
... i' ' - o . epti . ng therefroM , shout twenty.'
, ai ' i . " ma ' ye it " ' telt to be cold , to WM.. Dolly;
.'
tiiier' . 4 g ine.4We't i iitereit to, Reuben _Carter, and
Y'etsgi.ey.
_,- ' ; ` - atiiSchtitil Directors or Ceres township.
1 : ':' ‘ , • - "Akalliee4 6 ibeitelthetpleca'of. land bounded;on the
4 ftt4f **,'Orienyo.eriselq on the east by 4;1: W.
' - ' :tlitillonth by leatinglinda; • on.. the
' gereatliyirkii attrig'itindeind S. L: Clark,`nontalning
''' 'Wileor, lea,' poimproved. # •
_.. .
=lfs" ' *her Omelet land..boluldedsto fol
j'' '' nedirlin Gann tree eorner, being the
a u
: ' ?illittiVein et :Pf. a, ,liit , conveyed,by'John.,
''' C 16.36 Denjamin,Vandermark;, thence
'''
Perdu% Id a beech 'corner; thence
. weent .ll4.4 .ol:llo;tlized pewthda ;ten poet; thence north
' fityly ' NU 'ti . post;- '
-thence east two hundred
' so4eisentloale'corner; thence With elgh
.:!..; le ,bamloolCcorner;' ' thence' three
.;-..h k ' ' ,portilieiti ttit , plaelo of beginning ,;: g ;.; con
%el
' c titinherg opeinindredand twenty-five: acres more
'Ol l llOO 'belie letuNcis. 160 and 153 of ' the allot
'-'.1410, o l i ,iande' in •-. Cett i ftqw /i sh, IP 1 .: ,.1/ P1 i ' ll4 °f
lflierelle-14. 3211. ". ' - ....... •
~ , .fAtliffle;4istothet lot, bounded On the tuirth
1111illifitnisti;.'•Ast Ded lot and White; 'cotta
bt_oo*o_ awl westby,y. P. •Carttr, eon.
Isistair•motb • and: . sixty-one` perehea the,
saotiEbt et etiadmproved. • •
:•;,41;litl+Defenittgle interest in the followinide
111010041itiet efliaid.;it being the undivided • half
Oxlas Eltizet
.•' 4 1 0. 010 ilo S., . et ama la corner, be
•' to ivli ' "'beginning t, '
...,„' taggthieliorth'west -corner, of Henry Chevaliers
.4maltp libelice.Weet brthe line • of_ Aatiitel ,Wriglita
, litairliiittrthr,ee ;OA eight-tenths parches to a
hOlietailinieft thence south' one hundred twenty-,
ItriCiaiVitiztenthe'4erches tif *post"eorner;
• ~theisitai:Mliit tilitty4tier and 081 A-teal's „ perches
' AtoitliMbohoorner, , belig.thelouth west corner of
'...ll4levalieriland t • thane° by.the line: of sold
: MS 1 14 o,Dh ***llke intOdied tWentpilve and six-tenths
,24,1144,Wthe igaver of beginning; "outgoing
-.' imeriterm and one hundred and' thirty-pine per-,
- •,ohitalitti i tho same Mora or lees.'.: t . ...
~.
, ' ' itit;Othirlot,(known as :John n&lY's
' . in IPropertUr), bouhdeden the north by V.
%
?..,, ,21111 rum; s on; the' OM by. Beni: Per
. ,z . ,lilitti I,3,,V( k Koelletc; `on the Saab by lands of
' 4 2gr ias 'it's' on:the west by •TlenrySmith;"
f Otimit nineteen sores ; lest, all
10~1fitki , geed frame ,'ltowte. - frame barn
oll,"pre
t %tsZeituVoycholefflot, of fruit trees
: . 1%40 and t'ake'n le Hrectittoi mid Will be odd
a i l thCittoloirlitlot John ', Honvo , d , (Rote J.
A .41#:04 - ,4111c - thfaugoitHeilita ScoiL ,:: ;!:,:,,,',,
. I *. ;,,..- - -i.- : ` . ,y= l '- . -", — 1 0,L130..* 1. ':: .... ' • ..
' ," I niOlolloteltideitcribed',iiil ishite,.all situate
' ' WI OlorottOernettip,'WHlonteounty , Pennsylvenis,
, 11Mitlite isidAtearibed as follows, to wit: the
• MoniAndleilds'cotitteeted With the mill. property,
~ot iljetlifente, - containineabout four hundred and
:.11111tr*Prite,*lbent two 'hundred acres' improved;
91,01114MOliiitisos; four tenant houses; three good
. :1041*Immisi • one;,itay hitrn, , one good- gang saw
. ette englisksaw mill edger and lath mill, t 0:..,
:.., liiith,o6onuk ac 4, capable of storing 50b0
. '',lllfillogood order for . doing business. and
i t
'''
lit _
~,4
.„,ottlitiiiittlyOf, - fitilt , trees; bounded on. the
~ I M it' or Vir. alloirher and the State line; on the
Vslo ilido;olVito4Bell'oaid4obn Bee; month
WeianstgOating lands, Ind west-by wid•
;, milkeltdl)4J.Edwarditexcepting therefrom
•,';'; 1 . 014 :1 4441 * , Oros POotreotad to be sold to
• , I);` . ."l",:itntl 'OneAnirth ,acres to, Reuben
Ilibitliti /Loreto Sehool Directors Of Ceres
A
..„,ilatifra4444tharlifeiie'iit MO bounded on the
If ' AtllelitAlfitrt Creeks. •on the east brig. W.
~X. ' italeCtlicsonthilCeaUitg, lands; on the
'. - lit itaistingtaide end& L. Clark, containing
it *
"PeoWiliert,Mlo4 rininapieved. - ! . - -,.
. , ` - ''-' - `1 Itlfeiltiefiet of kind bOnnaed as fol.
'- levon i beglanlaiAll lOW tree CtOriO4 helot the
las . lllol l MilneleOt.'" lot Conveyed', hy, John
,014*.tOBOWVOt4O 41W010/ 4 " xonlh
m i a lllN Or k welk oottlelhenctiimt' one
ri ' Spirettee:tiiii:Poitt ; thenceMeirtlr forty
.1 01014 . 4 to iiiptietiAhencesestiwehtindred Rem&
~,msteiralielettolth corner= ittienCilOataei t et , * IT'!
1 .
initt ,l oo A
~ C OI?r;42 1 0
.0 03 ' 01 ,1 1 0 r.O ton ,
, .
• • • -• , fr'''•• :• . , • .
nlo4ol'ooo,bettiklolipiet4ool6 . •irrklEidso..ftbotit
thiAl~iii.V*WWititiMoile,ftOOM.barn an&
•It:CheteirioFeitfruit yvv*, ••••• • r • •',— '• , •
*A
hoondhd,ot;the ;Leith .by:
Sol Perkins.
Vy' Smith; ,
and 4l.Vir.hioshei; 66 the eolith by linds'of Lien.:
and on the west byifinry Smith; ocio.•';
.thitilrfittiontnineteemperee mote or Jess, al; it.:
prow, with'R good fr IrMse, fraMe,barii.ond;
corn °use; end ate holed lot of fruit tfeee.
guisition waived.) •', •,. • .
unit • ,•
Seized And taken in Exeoution will be 'Sold.'
• ite•the, properti,iif John'• .
antlfGeorge• J.
A.damsratilie Spit or Mill IR teott., '
gir
itaM r° l.
11,..Vimod
WIPC . *at"
k lupe"; ltititto
WO Arno*
90.; pic‘fighmus
to 4 1hitlilenTewn;
known 'on% the
her three theeseed
tatetalng ogethou-
. .
'Wmtilt•, :anti '
i of W.ll*
001744rt.,1 1 clitnabip:
nolir,a.ton . tlialiap of
1ea 0114440 se !tits
teitill'*,Ovid, l l
‘•
COlOl.
abd
. Iteirth
and br
eirrUcl;bilftet •
..k
twit ivy" 44f . 11111, ,
isaN. atimmt z,
/II tie jsald he
t' -.George
It Smith' .t'
The following described real , estate, all athlete
Ceres township, WKeen county Pennsylvania,
'hennaed itedl:deeeritantak ftillenni.to 704 , the
caita.an t liuil eounecte&With :the mill:property.
of defe dents; c ontai it g about, four h inn] re d and
fifty acres of land; abont two hundred acres 1i
proved; ~t 1 ve frame 31 . 0inan; four tenant honsee; ,
three geed frame harm(' one hay horn;, , one, goo&
gang enwinill; one mesh saw' rani edger land
lath mAll..torither , wit :'bOonts,A.O.,:espible of
'ltoring '.OO Jogai iti:stood orally :foe dning
hitalliesiOint a choice guantitY.of fruit trees;—
bounded- On thes nortk-by W.fo. Barber nnd the
Stite. line; , en the eitat.bylands OfWm. Bell and'
•John'Beel,odthe loOth by I). Feller indNeating
lands and On the,'weit by Widow Binds and D. &
J Eifwards, excepting, f,heretroni abont twenty-
Ilse acres contracted to, be: sold to Wm.
six and one•fourtlilteres to Reohen Carter; and
one acro.t• School.Directoys of Ceres township.
ALso—Otie'otber piece of land bounded on.the
.1301 th Akr„the Oawayo creek; on the ea',4t by G. W.
'lleeheir; on the eduth by*Kenting:landa; on the .
west by ICeating lands and S; Clarkmontaiuing
BB; acres more er lee% unimproved: .- • .
Area—One other Piece of lend hounded ea fol..
'lowa; beginning at a sager tree corner, beinO•the
north weit 'corner. of a' lot convoyed by ,John
Keating and C0...t0 Benj. Vendermark; thence ,
north. forty . perches . a beech corner; - thence
'ant one hundred , perches to a poet; , thente north
fOrty porches to a post; , thence east two hundred
perches, to a hemlock corner; .thence south e Ugh:.
Ay - Vercei .to a , betnlook. perner; .thence three
hundred peralieti Witte germ of 'beginning, con.
telningoni hundred and twenty•llvo acres more
erless; being , lose Noe. 150. and 153 et the allot-
Ment of land in. Ceres townskip,' and' part ' of.
warrant N 0.1211. •• : ' . . • - '• •
At.so—One other lot, bounded on the no h
the State line; .east by De'drick and White: south
by Comity° creek anditeet by V..P. Carter, con
tainlng ond• acre oda eixty-ofte:perches, :be the
same more eiteas, Improved. •' • . .
A OM—Defendants interest in the following de
scribed tract of kind; it being the •nndivided half
of said tract !Mown as tha Osimintrier lot, bens."
ded es follow*: beginning at a maple corner, be
ing the 'north west corner. or Henry Chevallem
land: Anne* *est brihe Asahel, Wriglita
land to:qty . -three 'and eight-tent:hi Torches , to a
beech cornamthenee south onefiundred twenty
live and six-tenths perches tcs a Post. corner;
thence east sixty-four and eight-tenths 'per'ches
*to abesch corner, being the south iitst corner of
'Henry Chevaliers land :, thencolSy the line of said
'land north'one hundred twentyltve and slx-tenths.
perches to the place, of heginning, containing
fifty soros and one hundred and' thirty-nine per.
chea, bc - the same nioro 9r less..
A t.so—One other lot. (known as John Holly'm
individual property), hounded on the north by V;
r, Carter's millrace: •ou the east by •jfenj. PO-e
-king' and G. W. Mosher: on the month by lands of.
Henry Smith, and on the West by Henry Smith,
containing aboutflineteett acres,, more or less, all
improved with a good frame house, frame barn,
and corn house,..and a. choice lot ..of, fruit trees.
, tion waived.) . 0
,Belied and taken in Execution and will bo sold
as tla property •of John Holly and. George J.
Adams, atthe sultotA. Benton forego ofjohn •
9. - Bac,lom 2 , • , • .
•
. .
• Trial.Liet 'for Julie term
,
Itinolinw's Exingtoni VriiGltfion • •.
8 0 Ilyaq . • -'
,111 CHOU:Thar MINCII . •
Turhq & Thnintmi "in 31'Kevientinty &ink .
Etieterbrook • • •
•vit Nm Minion •
JObri J'Ridgwej: yn Weed 4z Rnirloy '
•Olisrlos 801 l Smith k. Gillett •
k'N :Taylor - •••• Tragorne k Pratt
.1 F Melvin's •
Bornebne Pike
Peter B Hedyiok. . ye Win Smith et al
'Otte Ironii . • be John C'lleekile kCo •
Henry Sherwood ye Sitripeon k Kinney' • •
W VAteatink °Val • .; vs D Kinkebury etal .• •
Same • vs Orrin Dirk ••.•
C' Hoyt vi S D HOryln • ' •
Phelps etall ' ye B Freemen et al . •
Fred H Smith.- . vs S Hartwell et al . '
.
•
—•. . -
Wm K Bing.: -,• •va iv Moßaboti .
joaeob Houaler•• ,• • J Hamlin :•
Bradford Scoool•Dlrect'ri ye Clark • '
• • • JNO. - R. cnArgiick,'
Apet•isei.. - • • • Protby
COURT PROCLAMATION.
.
TITHEREAS. the! I-Ton. Robert' G. White
V V President Judge, and the Hons. Dar.
ling and S. Holmes, ,Associate . Judged' of the
Courts-of Oyer & „Terminer and General Jail.
Delivery; Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Or
CeUrtand Court bf Common Pleas for.
The County M'Kean have issued their precept,
}Seating date Saturday, the 14th day of March,.
•in-the .year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty'-one; and to me directed, for
-holding tt.Cotirt of Oyer and Terrniner and Gen-
Oral Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the
reace,'Orphans' Courf,.'antl.Cdurt of Common
Plette,ln the Berough of Smethport, on'-Mon
day,.. the twenty4otirth day.. of June next,
and tkiontinue one. week. ' • • .
Notice ictherefore hereby given to. the Coro
ners Justices the ,Peage - and Constables
within the county, that they be then and ther
in their proper persona, at 10 . o'clock A of
'Said day , with ' their rolls, reeordsOnquisitions,
examinations, and other. remembrances, -tedo
thole things which their ofileee appertain to be
done. ;.'And . these who. ere bound by their, rec.
°pioneer to' prosecute the prisoners that are Or
shall be in , the jail of . said ; county of. MiKesri,
are to be then and there to prosecUte against
them se will be just.
Dated at Smethport,March 14111, into,
and the 85th . year, 'of th Independence of. the
United States of 'America._
A PAIR.OF REAL..NOVITIFS .
And oner Without ft Mate.
lst.--"THE PAPER NECK-TIE." . •
, • (PATENT APPLIED FOR.)
This tie is made entirely of paper, in 100 dif
ferent styles, and in perfect imitation of. silk
and other fabrics. The price 'is so low 'that a
gentleman may wear A NEW .TIE . EVERY.
DAY, and yet not be chargable 'with extraira
gance, or one tie can be wornirom 3 to 5 days,
necessary 'to. economize.
fiILTHE RELIEF' TIE. . •
•
•.• • • •
(PATENTED JAN. 20,1961.)
• .
This
is; doubtless., the most perfect silk tie
4% 4 0.1 1 /y 9 0 0 4 - '4lnd . is just what' the name im
plies,. a Perfeet':"Reltet "'from all further 'trou
ble in, tying bowe. • •.
3d.-THE.:Tutclit 'EDGE TIE. . ••
e xl i k foligOktitif al; article— . it bas -only 11
:to be ie!e - ite • •
: % A MITE :IC;BitotriVEß,
Bole.•Rilsonficterurao
WOOLE4tri,JOBIORS
'ONLY.'; Oapouit , ,Meichinte:.-144:'. , prdeT
,our
0 3 °4 ' 0 4 1 `, 1 C1 0 0 1 ;ESALE: 11 9 1 7sA ete dialing.. ; 41 , , w ith
.104.6,0 et
42 ,
in— 410001.017" 'witted to
. "17;k6°.* g 'it, hereby
or
A I.lo4ill indebted
, .rsiOned immediately, .
accokki?" J.- 1) oTTO.
s d e - '
I!",„ 'lB6O. •
Dec. "1 •
JAS.'I..BL . AIR;
r A 11UPERLATM.
CONIC DJ pa
41N ri ' D
IifiIeDRATItICL CORDIAL
To the Citizens of New, Jersey and, Petui
dpotlibeatOir, Drugists. Ciro
coin and Private Families. : • `
Wolf lo o Pure,Coglits BcandY•
*o'4' t i tie
Rum
r• ALL '•'c ".
. .
beg leave toeall the attention of citizens atilt/ Uni
ted States; to the abase WINN. 9 and 14rit0051 imported by
ljnaugno Womie, of New York: whose name Is • familiar
in eieey.partef this countre-for the purity of his Sonrs•
; DAN OCIINATraI Mr. Wot.rx;ln letter,to me, ispeak
ing of the purity of his Wthxyand litemits; days ;• « t will
stake myreputation ad a map, mjatanding es a merchant
or thirty yeare, residence in the 'City of. Now York, that
all the..Brozinv and :Winds-which I bottle' re pure' as im
ported, and of the beet quality,and can be relied upon by
avery ptirobasur./ :livery • bottle has the-proprietor's
name on the wax, and a fee simile of hie eignature on the
certificate. :The: nubile . . are reepectfully.Mvited to call
and exunine for 'themselves. . Tor Cale at Baratig, by all
Apotheeiriee and Grocers in Philidelphiag •. .•
t 1 spiel U. Astripti, ,N 0.532 Market St. Philadelphia.
.• , . •-. 8044gehr.for Philadaphog
,
Refulthelfollowing from trio New YorkVourier:
EN6IIIIOOB lINSINX6II FOR ONX YORKINEMOXANT—.Wo
are happyto inform our. fellow-cltizous thigt.there is one
•pleed in.our city where the physician '
apothecary; and
country,merchant,Canigo and purebigge Wined &Liquors,
ad pure asimparted. and of the beet quality • 'We 46.n0t,
•Mtend to give an elaborate d giseriptionof this mercbantis,
extensive bulginess, altlmurb it will repay anyetrangor or
citizen visit Uflotagno•Wol.res•extenslve. warehouse,
Noe; 18,•,20 and 22, Beaver xtreetiand Non'. 17, ID end 21.,
Markilehl street. His staoknf Schnapps ardiand read yfor
shipment could not. hare beep less 'than thirty' thousand
cases, the Brandy. Rime - lan thotieend easea--"integonnt
1 83 0 to thowiand cases et Bledisirna:Siger
ry and Port Wino,. Scotch bed _lrish Whiskey, - Jamalca
and:l3l, Oro!: Hem_ some very old and, equal to any in
t h iaeountry, He aldo had three large cellars filled with
Brandy,. Wine, he .' in cake under • Custom ' Howse key
read3r Bic bottling: • 'Mr. eaten of Schappelset
year amMinted to one hundred anti eightrthouigandldos,
en,,,.and. We hope In lend than two - years be may be e:
(pally eneceisaful With his Brandied and' Wince. •'•.
llis bagginess merits the patronage - of emery loser of his
species. Private . ftmiliea who.wilit pure, W.initeend.l.l
- medical' use should send their orders direct to
Mr. Wolfe •nntil every Vothicary in the Itnt make up,
their Mails to glide:tea 'the lioisnnoum stuff froth their
shelve; and, repines( it with. Wuxrit , s.pnre Wins and Li,
. 'We understand kr: Woi.iz, for the ace,^mmodellon
of Bildt dealors countiy;.puir up staorted cases of
Winos and Liquors., Such a man, and suclra merchant,
should be F,uctatned against Ida tees of thousands of op
collect& In'the trnited Statea,who . sell nothing but imite.
lione; ruinous allko to' human health And happinesm...-:
..A.Short aptor of Ilisforr.
Greet , Work on the Horse..
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
. .• ..
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-' •- . . - 13Y . T. '4 , 5111N,Gt3; V:,121.; .., .. ".
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pnorsesowov PA:tun:Aar' 42611*OFEllAYIA 4 "tiCrAnsity IN TOE
VETERINARY COLLEEN OF PIIII.AbEL,IIITO.,ETO.
•
•
Nrir..t.TELL YOU Of the Origin, Tlistory and dintinotive
• • traits of the varlotin breeds of Europe
• • an, Asiatio,Afriesn and Amerleatiller
.•, - .f.. ace, with the plikele,al formation and
•••• peculiarities of the animal, and. how
•• . . to ascertain' his:age .by - the number
• . • • .• and condition cirbisteeth;. illnstrated
- • with nuinerons explanatory engravings
• •
• '•
% Thee 'florae and his Dieiteal9:ea •
BILL TEll YOU Of lireeding,.BreslOng,Stabling,Petil.:.
.• • 'ing;'Grooming, Shoeing, and the gen.
•., •• oral .management .of the horse, with
• ' , ' , Anodes of administering medicine, also;
, .
bow to treat Biting, Rieking..Relring,
• • , .Shying, Stumbling, Crib
—. • liminess and oilier vicar to which
• ' . he
ie eubleet ;.tilth numerous explanato
.
•
•••• 'Tho, H . Orsci and hi e-Diseases.. . • .
YOU Of thecansem,.symptgros, and treat
.: . •', • meat or Strangles,' Sore Throat . Die
'. • • . • ''temper, paten'', Influenza, iironola;
.• . • .in. Pneumonia, pleurisy, Broken Wind
• •Ohronlc Cough, Roaring 'and .
. .• . Whiet-
Itog.Sore Mentliand•Glaers;
. • ' • • • - sold decayed Teethorilh other disea-•
•• . : " see of the Mouth arid liespiratois Or
.
Horse and him Diseases
MILL TELL you or the flaws aymptoron Ant Trefit
molt olWormit, Rote; Oolle.'Etrangn
.
• latiorf, Stony .ooneretione, Ruptures,
' Paley, Diarrimen,,Janodiee, Iteratirr , ,
. ; 'hoe, Bloody Urine ) Stones in the Kid
' .' •• '• neYs infttliadder, - Inflammation, end.
' • .• other diseases of thatoinaoh, Bowels,
• ' ." Livery and Urinary Orgfine.;
ths-Horle and his Pisette;el4 : •
WILL TELL YOU'Of
,the causes, Symptoms,' and trist
. • ' . ' .• ment of Bone. Blood and bog, Stinsrin,
'•• . • Ring Dime. Sweenlei Strains. Broken
' • '.
Knees, ..Wind• Galls,,;Founder,. Sole
• .. „' •• : Bruise •and Gravel. Cracked
• : • • Scratches, Canker, Thrushand Oorusi
: • also, .of Megrims. Vertigo. Epileimi,
• .Btargsrs, and other diseases pf the•
• • ..• Peet Legs and Head.' •• •
The Horse asnA hir Dieease. - • -
WILL TELL' YOU Of the symphimsctuul Treat •
. meat of. RistAla., Poll Evil, Glanders,
•..' Parcy,,Scarlit Pacer, Mange, Surfeit, ,
~ •'•
Locked Taw, Rheurnitlam; , Cramp,
: '• • • GAM, Messes of the• Bye and'lleart
- .: . • Act.i/Coq. ate how •to manage' Omani(
• (lon, bleeding, trephinning' Bowel
.. •• tog, Firing„ilentia, Amputation, Tap
, •
.' ping, and other surgical operations:;,
. • • The. Howie and . his Disease's'
WILL TELL YOU Of Buoy's motbod of taming Hornes
bow to Approach, Walter or Stable 'a
Oolt ; bow-to accustom a Rome to
' ' strangisoundn.and MOO, and hriw to
• . •• • nitoBad4lo, Bld6, and Break him to
• : Women , also, • the. term and. law of
' • . : WARIUN.TY :The whole being the re-
• cult of more than.ftfteen yearn) careful
•
. .
' . '• 's 'study of the hcbttc. pectillaritieioranta
• • weakneesen of Oils noble Wont,
The book conraiiilB4 Ogee, apprOprfately illustrated
by nearly one hundred engravinge •' It is printed in a
clear and open typeiand Will be forwarded to any address,
postage paid, on receipt at, price, half bound, $l.OO, or, in
$1
000 -A Irf.4'. can :be mutely eider
-41 prising monmu , .
Where, in gelling the above,: and 'other popular Worka of
ours'.• Our inducements to all Mich am exceedingly Mee , '
al, • ,lfor Angle oOpies' te. the Book, Or for terms to agents,.
with .otherinforrnation, 'apply to or address , • • , .
•• . . ' JOHN I?: .POITER,
' ..• • , No. 617 Saposoin Street, Pbll444lpl!la, l's
Notomber.l6i 1260.•661.r-: •- • •, ,24
THE.TONGS AHD. VICE; '
HE
.SUBSCRIBER would: inform' the . cit
• zens of / Port Allegany, and the surround
ing conntry, that he is prepared to do all kind
of
BLAOKSIVIITHING,
,
In all its different branches. in a _workmanlike
manner, with proriptness rutd dispatch 7.yarran7
ted to•give satiefactien: . . • , • ::
WAGON 'WORK .& .MILL IRONS
attended to in good , style, • and at reasonable
vitae. Particular attention paid to
. . .
Horso Shoeing, 7 •
Finns experience in the:business entire satis
faction is guaraateed. , , "D.,0TT0..
Port Allegany, March 1, 1800.
Now At . a
7 Y - 01.1. •
•-• • ALL WHO ARZINTERESTED !.:
Yo7lintult eall'and settle .tVith me - bein'U'the 15th.of
; - Apill or shall moyniz. • rtionit ask any money
went arly..--dotilt thinks tench a thing ; but mat.
Oa will hive-my old books'cloSed up, by- note or tither.'
Whether your smolt is ten cents or ten dollaril.
Yeti meet oell and - enttle °VT shell-11;On you unitn.after.
the 15th of April. - IL S.
Smethporl, •. -
" .
Scrofiga4 - orKing's-Evil,;
emiStipithinal.dhieese; a ecVirisirtkan of the:.
bleed, bY 'Yilleh :this' fluid beeoines vitiated,
weak, and Toon . ' Being, in the cireulation,it
pervades the whole' body, and may burst out
in 'disease en any patt'of it..; No-organ' is free
from its attacks , 'nor is 'there 'one Which it may
not destroy.: Tim SerefulOus taint is varionsly,
caused: by mercurial 'disease;':low living, dis- •
ordered or Unhealthy' food, impure air,. filth
and . filthy . habits, 'the 'depressing
,vices,: and,
above • all,. by the ;Venereal infection. What
ever be its origin; it' is-..,hereditary in. the • con
stitution, descending "flout parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation ;" 'indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, ”I,'
will, visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their . - • • ,
Its effects commence by de po sition from the
tilood.of corrupt or Ulcerous matter, which, in
the hinge, hirer, and internal organs, islenned
tubercles; in •the..glands; „swellings ' '• and on
the surface, eruptions or sores: This foul cor
ruption, whi'elt. genders in the biota, depresses
the energies of hfe, no that scrofuloUs constituf
tons. not only suffer from scrofulouir cern
plaints, but•thily • havefar less power to with
stand 'the :attacks . of • other diseases ; coine- •
quently, Nast numbers peril& by disorders
which, although not scrofillmis is their nature,.
are' still.' rendered fatal , by this taint in the
system,' Most otthe consumption which de
,..mates the human. familylas its origin directly
in this •scrofulous . ccmtaniination ; and Many
destructive diseases of the Hier, kidneys, brain,
and,indeed; ,ef. all :the organs, arise from or
are aggravate 4 by the same cause, . • .
Onequarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded , by this. lurking in
fcction, and their health' is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from She:system we must renovate
.the blood by an alterative medicine, and in
:vigorate it by healthy. food and 'exe.rcise.
:Such 'a medicine we supply in .•
• ' : . AYER'S
Compound Extract of. Sarsaparilla,
the most I.ffectial remedy., which the.medical
skill of, our times can devise for: this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. '.lt is com
bined from the most active:remedial that have
been discovered for the, expurgation'of this foul
disorder. froin the blood, and the,rescue of the
system from • its:. destructive :consequences.
Hence it should be anployed for the cure of
not only :scrofula, but .alsothose other affee
tions which arise from it, such as,Enernve
and SKIN . DOE/ALS, ST. ATVIIIONL'S Fine,
Ross,' or Enystsmtes, Primus, Pysrtn.ss;
iherdites,'lltsno and , Bons, Tenons, Terra
and, KILT RHEUM, „SCALD Ilennc Itiszowonm,
Sl"Prrro ind . MEntunrAiDis
EASES, Dnorsv,. DYSPEiSIA. DEBILITY L _
indeed AID. COMPLAINTS' ARISING' FROM VILLA..
,rm Olt IMPORT: BLOOD. The popular belief
in I. impurity of flu , blood." is founded in truth,'
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular, purpose and virtue of , this Sarsapa
rilla is to puriffand regenerate this vital fluid,
witbout whiCh sound health •is impossible in.
contsuiinuted constitutions. • . ,
.
*kefs•Catharti6 Pills,.
Fop ALL. THE PURPOSE'S OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,
ere Fn compoSed• that disease Within the range of
their action Can rarely withstand.or evade them
Their penetrating properties - scare'', and cleanse,'
and invigorate every portion.of the humait'orgp.
jam,' correcting its diseased attion, and,•restonng
its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of these
properties, the invalid: who is bowed down with
pain pr . aysical debility is . astonished' to, find-his.
health or 'energy restored by a remedy at, once so
end . • : •
• - trot only do they cure the every-day complaints
of evcry •.body, but ..also Many • formidable and
dangerous diseased. 'The agent below named is
pleased to ,furnish .gratis My American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their. tise in the follewing 'coniplaints Vistive
'ness,'Scartborn, Headache arising from disordered
.titoma cla, Nausea,lndigestion, Pant in a nd Morbid
Iliac( ion of the.Boteels, Flatulency, Loss cf Ann , .
• tite,' Jaundice,. and other.. kindred ',complaints,
arising from.a low state of the body or obstruction,
of its functions.' . • '
Ayer's. Cherry Pectoral;
• . .vou Tun nail/1.03Ru or
Coughs, Colds,; Infittefizai• IlOarseness,
' Croup,,Pronehitifsi Incipient Consump.
tion, andfoi the.relief of Consumptive
,
Patients' in advanced stages of the
dikitS6 . •
So wide is • the field of its usefulnesfi and so nu
'merous are . the eases of its, cures., ♦let almost
. every section a country abounds. in persons pub.'
,
Hely known, vvho have been restored from alarming
and • even desperate diseases of the lungs .by. its
use.: ' When once tried, its superiority over. every'
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and:whercEits virtues 'are known, the
public. no longer hesitate what' antidote to employ
for the distressing and..dangeroue . a ff ections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior • remedies thrust' upon the
community have failed 'and been discarded, this ,
has gained friends, by every trial, conferred'benefits
on • the afflicted they. can never forget, and pro
duced cures too numerous' and too remarkable to
be, forgotten; ' • • • . . , . •
• PREPARED 'BY ' D
• ,
Sc. co.".
.towELLMASS..* •
.
H.' Hamlin -& CO.; ginethport ; C. E. ca.
good; Bradford H.. Dolly, Port #llegheny;
and IThr•dealert.eyeryyvhare. - '
Great Excitement in the South.
SOUTH CAROLINA IN:ARMS
TERRIBLE. THREATS OF SECEDERS
TIIIE 14NION IN DANGER
THE NORTH AND SOUTH
:hltetand Shall be Kept Together!
This Giorious Union Must be Preserved
TINDER, the 'existing. 'circumstances the, subscriber
ILJ, deems it hts.duty to 'Ray to the citizens or Northern
Pennsylvania that the old . . • • , 1 . •
Side-Hill Tin-Shop
. .
to prepared to meet any and all einergencies r wlth officers
armed and equipped. as thelaw direct". I am prepared
to do all kinds otwork - in the lino or , . •• .
Sheet;lron and Copper. -
'mend old milk pans dr‘ceinapt thin glorious Union.
The Side-Hill Eton,' which hafts° long held, her bead'
above water,' moat and shall take the lead of all others in'
hallos: Raving: purclunied the interest of my. brother;
(E. S. fifslion;) I 'Am now fitting up and filling up with
nevi atock of Stoves,. Tinware &e., which rani bound to
sell cheap for pay. , ' Call and see • - GEC. IL MASON.
. N. B.—All kinds or produce—anything but trust--4aken
In exchange, for goods. •. ' [Ndv.:ll;;—,6o.]
Time TS SEED.
'piny liUSHHLS o(tbe.best quatity.Tlmo
-1' sand,,raiied by and for solo at • ,
- L. H. DOLLEt.X
Port Allegany, April,ll, 1861. ' . •
. . .
.•:. '. . ••• W.ANTTD. - '.
.. • .:..-.
. Min , 2ilo. Pion . n4s ?1" Maple' SagaTc'll pxcliange for
It Yurnft.ur!,., :
.. i
_.• . 1 li,
... Mecluole?bitTg r llabinot Shop. -; ,
Eiyierip art,' April 1, 1861, •, • ~ • . , .
.. , . • ..•
Orgpr.Gr;l , .44l - te
.:::*.c•*:::.oi - Ekrat.: . .
~,,...,.:..„,,,....,,,.....5:.,.„. .:...
C),:ittaollo:.'
NEW GOODS AT
THE ONE I,PisICE
'.Lff
THE OLD PLACE;
pON'T MISS ITt
fiHE: CHEAP STORK,
DON'T FORGET IT
GREAT, BARGAINS .
CAN BE HAD. AT THE
- : :' : ;'..ONE.:FiIIcE':EGiII4TOR - 1
. •
Wep are:Peteiv:inineditci•tfradereoll;
MARK TtIAT.I!
OLD . FRIENDS KNOW ALL ABOUT IT.
Nci ~ Ones; INA . Came Amt;JrlgOi for ,Themselves..
One Purchase will satisfy the moat skeptical.
that there is only' one place :to buy first class
goods, at 'very. low prices; and that placeis the
ONE PRICE REGULATOR,
The one price system gives the beet sitisine7
AIIPERIOR GOODS,
ELEGANT STYLES,
NEW. FASHIONS,
;in.b FAVORITES,
LQW PRICES,
EVERY THING YOU WANT AT THE
ONE PRICE REGULATOR,
and, the grind Emporiurn.of eveiy thing neWi•
neat and stylish.. .1! you 'have the CASH and
want to buy the BEST • •
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
GENTS }.ITIIIIISHING„GOODS,
HOUSE FURNISHINoM~OODS,
• HATS AND C'APSi
BOOTS AND SHOP,S;
EVERY THING,
GO 'TO THE
ONE PRICE REGULATOR, THERE YOW
will. find goods remarkable for their
...beauty, durability, superior
• • •
, , manufacture. and
•LOW. 'p.
They will be offered .
td.you at the lowest possible • •
figure, the • Sret obr, and `from that
price• thee can be N. 0 ,D..n VIA 1:0 IV.
'ltenieinber— : One Price - LoW Prices-Near
Styles—Strict Integrity—:Cash. •
THING & MILLER.
r"erlY 'C. .THiNG `
' N, S:: BUTLER
Ott.i April
MODERN"' CO()KERY
•
cituiroLyr aivnixti imltiaq; s• .t: 1.1.11•1 C•.
IT TithLti YOU Pow,to choolo all kinds of kens,
- • ' try amt./34mi; with all the
,verfdiesad
. most apploired modes pf drool.' and •
; •-• cooking Bect,and Perk;; ohm the bed
• '. arid simplest way of 'thlthig, - -plcktinc
• . • 'and curing theleme; • -• ' • •
IT•TELLD YOU All the various , and • most. opplevel
• . • • modes of draining, cookingfandlaudck
Mutton, ; Lamb, Teal, •Polltry, laud
,• . .• , Osnieaf dl kinds,...withitbeillieriint
, • Dreashige, Gravies and. Bthllngs
"IT : .• • • propitiate to each'. ;. Ttilla YOU How , to choose , amn i iza peapirirr
Fish of. all kinds, and•how townies ,
' • • • when tainted; also all the Carlene
• • , • • • • •
and most approyed:modes of cooking,:
• ' • ..„ - with the differsid Drendnge,- Biracee r
:. • • ;Rad Flavorings appmpriate to each: •
- T TELLS ITV All the .Varions and • most •approv,ed
• r . " mOde n ofipreperlogroitellUty
• • •• •••• • kinds oiliest, Fish, Fowl, Came
• • • -.•• • • : Vegetable: Soups; -Droths,,ind Blows;
• •
with the Reliebea and
, . • ' propriate to oath:: • , • „
IT T ELLS Y OU: All .the', . and.: miist - ,approvedi
• • . • ' ; mode, of cooking Vegetables of every,
" • • 'delieliption, also, how to prepare Plan—
' • les, • Catsup and .Carries of 111 kinds,,,
' ' • .' • P,otted
IT TELLS VOlt All the various. and most, opprer!d
- • • ; modes of preparing and cooking sir
• . •• . • •-•kincle of Plain and Fancy:Featly, - FRC
dings, Omelettes, Frlttere,Oakesi Coil
. - teotiOnery.• . .Preaerves, , Jellies, ',ad .
• ' • • . Sleet Dishes of every dethriptloo.• •
IT TELLS YOU . All - the various • and Molt.. approved
• . • • .. • modes of making .Bread,. Rusks", Mgt.
• • • ••• • fins 'mut Biscuit, •the best Method of
• - • •
.preparing Coffee, Ithocolate and Tea,
• ' -•• . • and how to make; Syrupa,.Coedials and
• • Vines of variotrkinde.- . • •
IT TELLS YOU How to set out and, ornament-a Table;
.: • liow:to carve all kinds Of Yleb; Flub
' . or Foorl,_ and in short, - bow.to so MM.!
• "-nifty Abe *bole art of OoOkins, as, to
. . : : • bring the:oboiceist luxuries of the table
within everybody's reach •
The book contains 418 pages• and uplrards of twelve,
hundred Recipes, all of which are the results of actual
experience, having been fully and carefully tested under
the , perlonal superintence of thd writers. It it printed
ins clear and open type, is illustrated , with appropriate
engravings, and will be forwarded to our address, neatly
bound, and postage Paid, on receipt of the price, 81,00,
or id cloth, extra, 111,25. • . •
. . . . , .
.$lOOO 'A .YEAR. e ,cti rr e rp = to ,._ y m e a n ;
where, in selling the above work,.ouritshicementa to Olt
mob being eery liberal • ' • • • •-.. •
for single copies of the hissic or for term; to, ingeiti,
With other information. apply to or ad/Fetes .
• • . lOHN B.•PriTTER, Publisher' •..
• No. 517 &sicom Street, Pnlladelpbla. Pa.
''Noyetoberlls, MOO Am... • '"' 24 •
THE OLD KEYSTOE NSTORE
RESPF.CTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO, 1p
old friends in McKean County, that he is
on hand this Spring as usual,' with the
Selected stock of• Goods in the Olean Market.
To .iVhoJe§ale Caih . .Buyers 1 Would
I can oiler you better inducements than, yo
can get..weat of New York.
It makes no difference wkat You want, ■ny- .
thing, in o,o.line of
Call at:the
LOW PRICES,
And you will Mid 'the article fresh pnd eheop.
It's no use ttie
always has anillways Will take, lead, and
iegulate the 'market in
Groceries and . Provisions,
OLD FRIEND'S AND NEW ONES,
. . .
pon't, fail to•call and see me when you
Olean . ; 01'11 . 11 not hurt you, but shall certainly
try to do you 'good.
J. - K. COMSTQCIC.
Olean, May 23d, . 1860. . • . 5.3
THE Co-Partnership heretofore, existing be
tween the undersigned, under the name
of N. S. Butlef& Co., is this day diasolved by
'mutual consent. - ' N. S. ,BUTLER.
A. BLAKE,
Olean April 1, 1860. L. W. GIFFORD.
CROCKERY.,
The undersigned have succeeded to the busi
ness of the . old firm, with increased facilities, '
and have entered into partnership upder,
firm name'of N. S. Butler & Co: -
N. S. BPTLER,
C. R. HAWLEY;
April 1, 1860.
KENDAL-CREEK :HOUSE ,
,KENDADOREEV, WICRAN CO, PA.,
HE •
Subscriber haling porches ea this well
Tknovrn stand, and re-furnished end re-fit
ted the .11ouse,1s preparedto entertain 404*.
ers:and the Traveling.publie.• -
HIS BAR AND: TABLE, •
Will be well eeirlied, everything done
to merit . a, liberal share of:patronage. , Reft,
filen. will always find the ”latch.st rine" our,.
Kendal Creeiti. Tanuary:2, 1860. ' 384 y
• '• ; INfiURANCE AGENCY.
seaslaktest Tisurasee' COmpear, Philadelphia
es,llC:apltal • • • $10,9
Finiik , to Ustleil Iskspranee Co., Athens, Pa.
Gish' $lOO,OOO
Gird Westefn Insarsaie Cd.i
• Capita! ... ... • • $1,609,000
West iiratteh, (Mutual, pielellaven Pa.
Insurances can be 'effected in the aboVe res
ponsible Stock Companies ,by • the suliseiiber:
Any comMunkition ' addressed to, him; at
Srnethport, Pa., will meet with promp attention..
.B. F. DAVIS, Agent.:
, Smethport, Dec. 9, .11358. In4o.
, , a,mitao*Lrs 17001 C 1100 X.
AT OLEAN
STILL TAXES THE LEAD
J. K• COMSTOCK
LARGESTAND, BEST
GROG'VRIES ¢ PROVISIONS,
OLD KEYSTONE
KEYSTONE STORE
Dissolution.