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• Dertirsis laii4pti►' . ' ,;
V et volcut iNNp pEdIES' OF . '
.Q.•••4:;3,5. • ' .
TlnTiiipriiiiireficiris (unlike air others) are
from Poisons." -
Hilititariigerous toliie humeri family."
-441tatit comikout of their holes to die."
10 tnn and mnre . "eitablistied in N Y 'City .
t i ,e 0 7 :the City „ Post:Oka.
Criiiiiy—the City Pauli, and StaiiOni-louses
•
*OAlzet . Alms-HUusei,
• •
- • •
Vig1i...41-4 1 14,,City Hotels , Astor'
tk44kr.; .
trod 4—the Hoarding Houses Sri.
rOsaria.—:Moist than SEOOO Private Farnitie
1)7:41.0.. wife thf People, ; Preis, wit' . Dmler: 'qv.
-HENRY' R. COSTA R : -.-A 11 .the. summer I
havobeen troubled with Roaches:and Mice. I
wee actually :LL ashamed
,of, the. house, for the
Roaithee.Watareverywhere. ',purchased 'box
otAnkl'ExtliMinatite and tried it; and In one
waellt:thein was net a Roach. Or. Mouse In the
11001Cio 4 .,'-;,Tenn B. Gtvirts,- No. 04. Elm St.
HOUSEKEEPERS—treubIed:" wit h ..verinin,
ineettbi volio longer, if they..use siOntraa's''
Extirthittatitts. We have used it to our Batts
faction; ind.if , a box emit $5, we would - have
it.:llfta;:had tried _poisons, but they' effected
nothitigi hOt'Colltall'S article knocks the breath
oUriditats,''Miertend Bed Bags,. quicker than
we can write it. It is , in great demand all over
the eountryllfe;linis (0.) oaptte.
MORE GRAIN end
. Provisions are destroy e
anno loy,4 o . Thant County by vermin, thi
• wirnM , pay 'Tor, tons , of tbis . Rat and Insect KU
ler.ilearvesirtor.(Wia.) Herald. , .
IMENRY' , "R. COSTAR—Your Extirminator
is received; natal, and' priinounced a decided
success'. We ymed a borof it, and the way. the
Rati and Stice'.around. our premiees. giraised
NiAliblbit night was a caution to sleepers.—
tiiitdriot I Rat or Moase haa been beir-d
-iistitehiti nr iellite.,=Maregor Orval Times.
II HAVE BEEN SELLING-Your Extirriti
nator for the hit.year, and find, it
,a 1111RZ anon
every time. ,
• .... G*o'i Ara*, Druggist, Cardington, 0.
WE ARE• 11E14 , 100-"Your preparations
rapidly. Whpriver they. have' been 'used, Rate,
Mies, Rosehesi' and Vermin disappear inornedi
ataly. EnasVilr &roving., .Druggists, New
VI/indoor, z ,
re ifsstroy 7: —Rati, Ruches, '&e
/14ieroy—r_ttlice, Moles, ilets:.
•
0 1V.Dueri# =Sed 3pigle. •
Krit6DisfritMollis, Flees, Ants, ice.
•
nltp it ftrfAr 7v .NOnquiioos. ,
To Destroy—lnsects on plants and inueets
ToDutroy-4iiseets on Animals. &e.
'. - Wi r ion' .4 ii:;;Eiery form MA species of ver-
. .
WIZ ONLY
"Coetaitej &0., Extirmin'r
'Voider'? Pied -by Extirminater.
#lloitfolitieltleetrio Powder for heeds.
CI hi WdOe t t.annlll,oo Bosse, BOTTLZI AND'
and $3 sizts rat PLANTA.:
2101i11:611114;BOATS; tiOTZLN, &C. ' •
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•
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All Retail Dealera....4rocera--Store-keepers,
"SeetlOllia Ratted States. ' •
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. & Co.
Wheelie* Hirt..
liegamen & CO.
Hill, Ducked & Co.
Thome" &
P. DARrtiatr ,7 ' ,*
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ter 'Co.•
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T. W. 'Dyott &: Co.
B.A.FilNpotOeVidoi
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UNITED STATES.
r utelt.l-ri
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PHYSICIAN ANO:I.SURGEON •••
• Having perenanentli located' himself' at •
:.• • POItT. • •
would respectfully inform the puhlic.that be
is prepared to attend•to business in all branches
of the• Medical Profession. • Particular etten:
time*, paid to • Secret Diseases,' both`. Male. rind
feinale;•they will be . treated in aceerdance
the latest. sitthoriiies and practice of birth. Eu
ropetind America. ..All. sperets'in,trusted .to
him, in his practice, will be. 'Strictly kept by'
him, in•spite of monef,law, friend's; enemies,
relative's or neighbors. - , ' .. • • . • .
• Piirt Allegany,:Merch 20tb, 1.860.•••
•. • • •••
. .
. .
-'• WANED.
•
. .
A 110.tri•
. pounds Of , bisple.l3agar . ; in exchange for
Furniture. • :
• • Mechiniesburg Cabinet Shop..
ihnithport, 'April I', 1861. • ' . -• • • .
. • THE PEOPLE'S: COOK.. BOOK,
MODERN. COOKERY
IT TELLS YOU Now to choine'all kindeOf lifeste;•Poul
. • " • try and Ganio, with all the ration. end
most approved' odes of drawling and
' • • : cooking Beef and Pork.i . also the bait
. , . : • and simplest way `of salting, pickling
• 'and curing the same... •
IT TELLS )(Ott 'All thee varleus' end' moat' apprised.
modes Ofdresa og, coekinM and boning
Mutton, Lamb, Veal Poultry', and
. • • Game of. altitude, with .the different
Dressings, Oracles and Stuflingiap•
• :. • ' preprints to each. • ' • .
IT-TELLS YOU Row to . cheese, clean,: and ::Prefterve
; • . Fisk Of all kindi, and how to sweeten
• • • .'• !• .•• It whin tainted; aleti...ll the veriest&
, • . and writ approved mode. of 'cooking:,
. • with thediffetent Dressing's; Sauces,,
' ' • • • . and Flavoring. appropriate to each;
1' TELLS YOU All the various. and. most 'approved.
• , • modes of preparing.over fifty different
,
kinds of Meat. Fisk, lowl,,Game, and
. .
• veffet-b l.lO Sound, 'Broth., and . Stews,
, with the Relish,es and Seim/adage ap.'
. . • . preprints% to each. ' -
ITITELLS YOU All A° various end most apprOyed .
. . modes of Cooking Vegetables of 'every.
,description, ale. how to prepare Plc.
• • .." lee. Oat.up and Cornea of all 'kin
. . • Potted - Meats, Fish, klu.hroome, ff.e,
IT TELLS YOU •All -the, various and nioat.•apprneed
modes of preparing abd • cooking ell
• . • . • "kinds of Plain and Fancy Pastry; l'istl•
• • . s ding& Omelettes; FritteraNakes. ten
• • 1 lectionary. Preserve., :Jellies,: and
• ' • Sweet Dishes ofevery description ' •
IT TELLS YOU All the various and moot appioved
• modes of making Brand. Rusko,l4nt
.
• , • . fine and Illecuit, the, best method .of
• • preparing Coffee, Chocolate . and Tea.
. and bow to make Syrups, Cordials and
'• . ' •Wine. of various kinds...
' IT TELLS YOU 'How to set nut and ornament 'a
Table,
hew to mirye all kinds of Pick, Flesh
• • or Fowl, and in short. how to en elm.
• • plify the whole' art of :looking, en to
• „ bring the choicest instal:ice of thelable
. • • within everybody'ereach
The book contain. 418' pages and upwards of twelve
hundred Recision, all df . which are the results of actual
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or in eloth,. extra, 11,25. . • •
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where, In saling the above werk, our inducements to all
such being very liberal • ' . '. • .
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. ' y 439 Chostast ft., PlAiltdalialia , •
April 11.,.3181..
In all Ata nriankpheH.
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:. • . : .1• ::',.'.THE ..(iN -H.Plibp
PECULATOR!!
THE OUT •PtACE;
THE. EHEAF! STORE,.
GREAT BARGAINS
CAN, 71.3 E, HAD AT" :THE
ONE PRICE EGULATOR I
~Ve.cire - Dete»niinea
MARK THAT
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OLD FRIENDS KNOW ALL ABOUT IT
kr, Ones Km( Coiip . And . 'Judie 'tor: Th riselvps
One purchase will satisfy the most..siceptical
that there is only one place to buy first class
goods, at very low prices, and that plate is the
ONE PRICE REGULATOR.
The:one 'lnce sy!tem'giyes- the beat'satisfec-
SUPERIOR GOODS,
.NF,W, FASHIONS,
LOW PRICES;
FATERY THI\G YOU WANT .AT THE.
ONE PRICE REGULATOR,
and the grand Emporium.or evety thing new
'netitatulstyliali. If you' have the CASH-and
want to boil.the BEST . •• • .
DRY GOODS,
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HOUSE FURNISHINGGOODS,
HATS AND:C.2%PS,
BOOTS AND SUOES,
Go TO:xar.
Which afford
ONE PRICE REGCL'ATOR, MERE •Val•
will And good• remarkable fir 'di*
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to you.at the lowest possible ,
•. figure, the first nine, anti from 1:4.a
price there can be NO 1P8V1A2.104
•Remember-One Price—tow Pricet . .44
Styles-41irict •
THING& Main,. •
Oleg . 1. A prij
DON'T MISS , IT
DQN'T FORGET IT
iLEGANT STYP;S,
OLD. FAVORITES;
LOW PRICES,
FANCY GOODS,
The Flitois' and "Contributora are all prac
tical Working Men.'
The
. • •
The teachings of 'the' A GIy.ICUTPMET . are ( - on:
fined to no Stateor'lcritory, but are adapeed to .
the 4oants".if all sections of the conntry—it i.t , as
its :name ilidieates', for !he 'Whole ii..IVIKPICAigCON.'
CROCKERI. I TINENT. •
, .
EVERY'
manuficture and
LOW PRICES
They Will bi.ofteted
Foimerly, . '
„ C.- H. THING
N. 9. BUTLBD
: NEW • • C AS H . STOR E.
•• • .
OLE A_NT . PRICES !
EARD TINES MADE 'EAS. ! !
would'kespecifullY. announce
,to the 'citizens
of'McKean and adjoining ceunties that they.
can do as well in . .Sinethport, in'tbe Stove and
Tin-wire line:, as in • Olean. . shalli at, all
times, have.an hand a large s t o c k
C9OKING, PARLOR. & BOX stoyE!
. • •_ . . .
Sheet-Iron Crippei--Ware,
LEAD PIPE AND..PUMPS;
•
Lop-Iron. ..11onsie.kupers' H ard . . • • •
Job Work,
.•• . -
or air kings done With dispatch, and in .a. sans '
tory nianner,:af theloWest possible/Hens',
Orders promptlY attended.te:
'Give . 'Me a call—at the budding known at
'the Williams Store—opposite the. Post Office.
Smethport, Pa. .
~.March 29, 1862. ' * . A. NOUIISE,
'Proprietor,
• SMETHPORT. LIVERY' . ..STABLE.•••.•
HE. SOTSCRIBER-has opened a new Lilt
eryy Stable in SmethpOrt, at 0. R. Ben
nett's Old Stand% on Main street, `just east, of
'Mchanies!,- where can be. found the beat at BM:-
;es and Carriages . at . low prices. He-intends to
make Srnethport a. permanent 'residence; and
asks a share of
,patronage.
. .
. • • • • A. N. SMITH:
Smethport, August 24,•1860.' n23tf. ,
w. wApHER, M. D.,
GERMAN PHY ICIAN Br, SURGEON
(PEI9IANENNIMC LOCATED AT OLEAN' TO • .
Begs leave to inform the citizms Of Smethport
and vicinity, that he , will be at the
• BENNETT HOUSE, SIIIETIIPOILT,
On . the. FIRST and •fiIFTEENTII of 'Och month,
inhere he may be consOlted by the afflicted.
;Particular' attention paid to'alli diapases of
the EYE and 'SKIN. Also all CHRONIC
DDISEASES,.and such as s t re peculia . r.to both
To Consumptives.
IrmiE Adiertiner;• having boon restored to Imola:Yin a
-11. • lew',.weekn. by a very simple remedy., after haying'
nuffiredaevisealyears With a Revere lung affection, and
that dread dieemee, Consumption—is aosioun to 'make
known to hie fellow-nufferern the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the.prescrip
dims tined (free ofcharge), with the. directions for pro•
paring and using . the .name.., which they will' find a suite
extee roe Co;csusleTioN; ...terinct Itneseniets, lfc.c. The
only obJeet of the Adiertlner in sending the i'restriptlon
111 to benefit the afflicted, and npread information which
he condeiven'to hdinvaltiable,. and- he hopes every fief
toter will try ltie remedy,, an It *cold thorn nothing,
and' may prove a hle.ning.' ' • • .• • . • ,
Parties wishing the preanription will please' address.'
' Ray. ADWARD A IWILS.OII,
• • . • ' Williamnburch.
• . Rioge Conoty,.Plew YOrle:.•
ROW LOST HOW RE:,TORED!!
. „
Just POlisliert, in a Scared Envelope: Price 6ix Cents".
•
A LECTURE ON TIIE•NATIIRE,;TREATMENT, AND
.Redieal Core Fpermaterrboert. orßerninal Weektures,
litioluntnry Enshalena. Vexttal Debtlty, and liripedlmenta
to Marriage generally. Nerentieriesa. Consumption; Epl
tem ast.Fila; - Mental inn .Physteal Incapacity., result.
log from Self-Abuse. Art, --Byttont:4 CuLyenwei.l.,
D Author of the Green took, Ac.
. The world•renowned author, In I.hie admirable Locuire
clearly, micas, from hm emu expeciende that .the nwlul
coniequences of Sclf.abusa •may he'elfectunity removed
.without medicine, aed,trithout dangerous nurgical opera.
tiona;bougrien, instrumente, ringe, or cordiel4,' pointing
out a mode of cute at once certain and effeetupl,..byy,
which' every imfferer, no platter what Pm condition may
he. may cure Honied( cheaply, privately. and radically.
Title lectuie.irilt•prore aboo'n to thoUnands' arid thou.
Bent under sell, in a plain eurelope• to addrewon
receipt of six cents, or two . portage thatripn, by Undress
ing,. .• - • ' • . ~Dr.CIIAS. .7.. C. KLIII.E, • .
127 Bowery, Ncio.York, PosiVtlice 80x,.1586
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST
For the and Hetisehiolth
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Crops Orchard and Garden Fruits .Garden
Vegetables and FloWers ;.Trees . ,, Plants,. and .
Flowers 'for the., Lawn or ;Yard ; Care of,Jio
mastic Animalg, &c„ • &c., and to HonsehOld
Labors. • It has.also an interesting and instruc;
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. • A full C.-11(.021 , 0i Operations every month.
Teree taF?ur.llitridred, or more, illustrative
Engravings . apriear . in each volume... ' .
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every' year. .
A GERMAN EDITION is published, of the
same size and price as the English, and con
tafning all of its readirig matter, and its name.
Tons illustrative engravings.. '
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ORANGE JUDD,AIParIi4IoW, N.:Y. city
.KIILOOK'S ;DANDELION COFFEE;
• This preparation. Made front the beat Java (Jaffee, 11l
recommended by physicians as nauperiqr NUTRITIOUS
lIP,VRItAGE for General Debility, Dyspepaia, atui all
bilious disorders. Thousands who hare.beenuompelled
to abandon the use of coffee will use this without icJuri.
one effects; One can containwthe strength of two riounds
of ordinary eoffeo. Price ZS cents. . • .
KOLL'OCK'•S LEVAIN'•
The purest pod beet BAAIRU• POWDER know . n, for
makinirlight, • Sweet 'and nutritloue Bread and cakes.—
Price 15 cents. " .
- . ,MANUFACTURED BY
• M. H. KOLLOCK, •
" Corner of Broad and. Ch ‘ estant Streets,
• rIIILADELI , IIIA,
And sold 1;7 . 41 Druggiiti and Grocers
DISSOLUTION
111. penning:. not before acquainted With the tact, will
,plcaee .netice that the copartnership. in the lumbering
bcsinisa , in Cameron county, Pa aln the vine er 'LOA
somEAcrißlooitic & (Jo., llsnestieAu,: Dionne, & UAR
awes,- wee dimolved by. the death; of • Dtr. Benjamin
IlariowerOn May Met. • " •.- JA.DIES. G. DIEBBEBAU.
'Feb.'29,4862. .• , • '.• . ' ' • • 1,n5-v4.]
. .
• ...TIMOTHY SEED.
. .
IFTY- BUSHELS of. the beat quality T.nur
F
OTII SEED, raised by and for eale at • • -
. , ' ••
Port-Allegany, Decomber ,•1861..-
,KENDAL-CHIC HOUSE,
KENDAL-CREEK, I,II.'KEAN CO., PA.,
Hl Staiscribev haying' purchased ; ..this Well,
known Stand, and
. re-furnished and re-fit
ted the House, is prepared to entertain „Board. :
ers and the Traveling . .
•.:
•HIS BAR AND ABL
vVell suPplied,. and everything done
to merit. a...liberal share of patronage.. . Raft
men.will alwAy's find the ''latch-string" out,,
Kendal. Creek; January 2, - 18e0. • .
East Call.
A LL persons knowinvthernselves indebted
A
to the undereigned are hereby
_noti , fiedle
call and settle - their accounts immediately, or
costs.will be made
Dec.' 10, ,
•
•••••:•.A.. JOEINSON •
COBISIISSIONER:I'OR TILE STATEOF NEW TWIN,
to take.proofs* and acknowledgments 'of Beeds• and
other instruments to be used and 'recorded in said State,
'and to administer oaths or affirmations piirsuant to •the
laws pc said State, Conveyancer, kn., Office iri LandiOf
tice of D Kingsbury, Bradford, McKean Co Pa. • . • .
Mara 14',1861 -6m. ' • ' ' .• •
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No. 2, Wall St. N. Y., Profiriefors.
COURT PROCLAMATION..
'WHEREAS. the lion. ,Robert G: White
VV President Judge; and theHons . ...,J. Dar •
ling and N.:Peabody. , Associate Judges•of the.
Courts of Oyer & Terminer . and General - Jail.
Delivery, Quarter. Sessions of. the
,Peace,, Or
pipes? Coiirt and Court of *Common. Pleas•for
the County of M'Kean have issued their precept,
bearing' date Friday, the 'seventh. day' ol
March in the year of our Lord . one 'then
iand eight hundietl,and sixty-two; arito:rne
directed,: foi` holding a Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery,.Quarter ,
Sessions of:the Peace, Oi-pharis' •Court, and
Court of .Conimen Picea,' -in the Borough of
•Smethport, on Montleyohe 30th day of June
next,-and to continue one week. •
'Notice is therefore hereby . given to the Coro
ners; •Justites of the Peace and .Constable's
within. the county, thatthey be. then and there
in their proper person s; at . 10.o 9 clock A. M. of
Said day ; with their rolls; records, ing , uisitions,
examinatiOns„and Other remembrances, to do
those things which their'offiees appertain 'to be.
done. And those Who. are bound by their•rec.;
og.nizances to prosecute the prisoners that are or .
ahall be in the jail of said' county of M'Kean,
are to he then . and there, to. prosecute a g ainst
them as Will be.just.'
.Dated`
,at Smethpo.rt, this 7th day of March
180, and the 86th 'year or the Irdepend
ence of the United Statea bf .America:
' JAS. E. BLAIR.; Sheriff.
PROSPECTUS
OF TH N.
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Scrofula, or King's Evil'
is a constitutional . disease, a corruption or thei
blood, by which' 'this fluid becomes. vitiated,.
)veak,• and Poor. 13eing in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may bnrit out
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