-- jOM'AIAc
win
;11113BEWIT,TMAIN 2 S, 195 t;
Tam
_
ecall the attention of our readers to
ihe-aisitisement of DM . ..Whitney& Car
-60, in another column::: The
. at eutiost
invalids - is Particniarly invited.t
IVE are informed hy 'a friend" flat this
vim is 1;743 .feet above the Jewel of
t h e sea': Weiark down upon you all
might/oar-7104.ml for stones,
Tliere is Born of this years growth in
on' village' over are - Inch above grOund
steady, notwitioanding the backward-
D eis. of the season: 'lt is of eommon field
owill at that. _
.Onr - neighbor of the MeKean Citizen
is informed that our paper is not only a
llying in 'stritutiou," but mailed regularly
when wean get pap* on which . to print
it.- We couldn't think of "cutting" you,
neighborbut, how do you like our ap
pearance ihis week, on the whole-?
WE. bake - received the first No. of the
N e w Castle C0NT432,4 late the Merest
Freeman, now edited and published by
E.S. Durban, fiirnserly of Franklin, W
rong° ceunty.- MO regret tolose the aid
door old friend Clark, but we are wi
cked by the' knowledge 'that f, the paper
las got into as good hands . as l it has.
WE would callthe attention of Business.
men and others who have much money to
handle, to the advertisement headed "25
Witinesses; or the F4rger Convicted." We
.don't know how- Dye can afford the work.
os so Small a price. : But we presume he
knows his business and also how to let oth
ers know it,judging from the way he ad
vertises: •
vSQuiu" says the world is certainly
comisgitostiend, for the woods are all in
!blaze.. Our farmers seem generally dis
posed to take advantage of the dry weath
er to get'‘iictfof combustible rubbish on
their -farina. :The kill-tops around- us
bok -beautiful in the evenings, with 'their
crowns all ablaze. •
W.l?. haveybeeived from /Messrs. Rudd
Carlton, publishers, New Yoik, a copy
uf "Dr. Antonio" by Ruffini. When we
get more time and_room we will notice it
more paitieularly. .The advertisement is
crowded out in our- hurry of getting on
our new Alit. - _ .
THE weather is "awful" warm about
neon sow-a-days, and if it keeps on- so for
any length of time to come, we shall cer
tainly have a lonvipell of weather by the
time it is done: with. There islet that f'
predietion,as is r, prediction. Capt. R.
ne . ve beat, you this time,
.POgriSCRIPT.---We had - a beautiful
shower of rain, on Wednesdeyafternoon,
with some lightning and thunder. The
rein was very timely for crops.
At this season of. the year it is always
prudent (if no . t necessary) to take a few
6 , ttles - of Hurley's Sarsaparilla. This
laminable medicine strenothens the sys
tqa, renders the blood pure, circulation
rigorous, and by keeping up !the secretions,
insures a healthy condition of body. To
the aged or enfeebled, it is of incalculable
benefit. Give it a fair trial,--San Fran
nicp(Cal) Era.
Sold wholesale by Scheiffelin, Bro. &
Co,, N. Y 4 RUssell, Scott & Co., Phila.
delphia, Pa.; Park, Cin., 0.; Wright &
Co,, N. 04 Bacon, Hyde. & Co., St. Louis,
go.; and all extensive' drug merchants.
EiKT is possible that no paper will
Le issued • from this office - next week,
is w e find it almost impossible to get pa- •
per in time. -.The scarcity seems general,
and we arc obliged to order ours from ,
New York city, where, the mills Trout I,
whieh tan: supplyis usually obtained send 1
ill they maniEuture to fill contracts.— !
The Legal Advertisements, however, will
reqiiire publication, and We will publish
as Extra; so if out friends fail to receive i
f l.ll l paper - they will know. the yiumn,
We are making arrangeMents by, ichlth
17 e will. have a yaar'W•supply on hand
we_feel confident in promit
lag.alit no omissions will o c cur in fnitire:!
. .
lei • Ournew_Cbiii 1.;•yes;• reader, we
tevolvingpivot Editorial thso,o o. "
) with morocco cushion, direct :frail!,
th- a eirerkaive chair . - - n - Canitffieitu7
eon, in New — York. #594
do n'tbelieve it come
.and see;' .--101;faet;
the chair eliforial is too nice to eorn4nd ,
with g t e re4 - .of our inkitilrei•
have ft! nevertheless, and , we-are goink,l4
keli it, unless soutelxidyis foolish enough
t° °#?f.:na two pries . in Which
e talatiirm tany!: ia lwery Ucarcetwith. us;
are iiight be eionsfrairied--locinrt.,.lotll,4-
- 611itis
one like it, and don't Inioyfyrbein to get
It read the advertisethot OA, W. King
8 0n in another coitinin; ion will be
attaiettim
_ haf _ _
y orm . : . .
Ifri.4"epSalit t Ae d ir-A4-',
ty
of interest is the Last
number of tkiigiebfql'4oi#;'*.ctie -
first Yeu4i fikonitfivreir*tijitili4,-,
tethPh4ed - for ihii!i4t'irq*OPll4lo4b
fiskei,-OFftiil))444l2%;#o
New York, ,r•
A large trumber - of strangers arearriv
ing—in our pla,de daily, ottracteil,hei;e'hy
the fishing season. Come orkgenlemen,
if you don't eateh many of our tiout.YOU
will see some romantic scenery hereabouts.
There are blenty of tront,too,_if pit only
kuoW how to catch `'em =our suckers
won't bite, so you havi'Stclear
Gentlemen from the cities Icities . are partieulav
ly invited -to r coMe; as our fresh mountain
air will do you g00d... We have no
"mountain dew" however: ' -
,Ne`Hon:'Tsmit;it= Ikll,l V:*
from Hampshire, dleif at his vE;i
deuce at Lnia, - inlliat Mate on the 26th
- ;fr -
ierGen, Sao- .gialsteat l has talc 9 the
stl as Ja, candidate for G, Tr
amp
as.
Spec UoliC4a;
Waits TEETH, PEEFVMED B*III . ..LND /j I .IIIJ-
Tirul, COXPEXION—CaII be sequined by ipdpig ,
the "Balm of a Thowaradl 7 4ecra." ,Whaliady
or gentlemedmouldrenutiti upder,the case of
a disagreeable breath,. when 61 using
"BALK or Tualatin) Fowitaih" as a. denti
frice, mould not onlY renderlt tweecbutleave
the teeth white as "alabaster? Many:ll4439ra
do not know their breath is bad, and theistiti 7
ject is so delicate their friends will never .men
tion it. Beware of counterfeits.• Be sure 'each
bottle is sitied FETIIIDOB k CO., N."
For sale by all DruggistF. r 9:37-6am
Notice to Schoo'reaChrs.
THERE will Be'a meeting for the eiMillina
tionn of the Teachers a Pike, Jackscin,.
Hector and West Branch, at the School House
near Samuel Brown's in Pike, on FRIDAY,
the sth of June next, at 1 o'clock P. M.' I '
ALSO—in Lewisville the day following, at
10 o'clock A. M., for the examination of Teach
ers in Ulysses and Bingham.
J. HENDRICK,
Co. Stip't. of Potter County.
Condersp,rt. May 28, 1857.-
(LIEli atiiittti#mniti
1: T I)q 1 1/fil: f') l I) 1 k' 31
AT A. MEETL' -0- OF THE TOWN COEN ;
CH, of the Borough of Coudersport, held
Monday, the 25th day of May; A. D. 1857, it
was Ordained:
See, I.—That Side-walks be. made ten feet
wide by the owners of Lots on Bach side of
Main Street, from Water Street to the_ street
leading, to Crandall Hill. '
Sec. IL—The said Side-walks on gain st.
to he built of Plank five feet in width, plank
to he laid in the' center of the side-walk, and
graded with gravel on both 'sides, making in
all tea feet.
SEC. (ii.—?hat Side-walks - he made on each
side of &La and West Streets, 'the whole
ength. .
See. IV.—The Side-walks on East and West
' streets to be made of Plank, Gravel, or
(at the option of the owner), laid in the same
manner as on Main street, ereept across the
Court House Square.
Sec. V. That Side-walks be made on Ist,
2d, 3d, 4th, sth, Gth and 7th Streets, on both
sides, from East to West street. •
,SEc. „Vl.—The'Side-walks on said streets - to
he built of plank, gravel, or flag; (at the op
tion of the owner).--=except around the Court'
House Square—ten feet in width, and when
plonk is used to be laid in the same manner as
on Main Street.—
SEC. i; IL—The Side-walks Lound the Court
House Sipiare to be built, in all particulars, in
the same manner as on Main Street.
SEC. VIII.—The
,Street- Commissionei. is
hereby ordered to superintend the building of
said Side-walks, causing their to be built in
accordance with the grade established by the
Borough Surveyor, according to e ca-
Lions of this Ordinance. •
SEC. IX.—The Borough Surveyor is he by
ordered to establish the grade on all stree, on
WhiCh Side-walks are to be built, and s
stakes to guide owners of lots in making their
side-walks.
- Sec. X.—That written or pr'inte'd notices be
given to the owner or owneM,'br agent of such
owner or owners of, said lots, to make the
side-walks'opposite their respective lots.
SEC. XL—lf the said Side-walks are, not
built on or before the FIRST DAY OF AUG
UST, next, then the ToWn Council shall let
the same to the lowest and best bidder; giving
at least two weeks' notice in tha Patti? Joismit
'that Proposals will be received for the build
ing of the said Side-Walks accordanne In
accordance with the provisions of this Ordi
nance, adding twenty per cent. to, the pcist•of
building said side-walks, and to be collected
as debts of like amounts are collected by law.
SEC. 12.—That this ,Oadiaance be published
six times in the Ponerl - Journd: -
S. 11. STORRS, Clerk of Council,
Coudersport, May 25,1857:10:1-6t.
• BILLLPORT , IMILD-QUARTISO -
mitt subderihers take thid mettiod of. in•
fOrmirig their friendiAat they are
icipt of, and, are now opettini, a cheiee and
:desirable stock4of , . Lt 7 !
STAPLE AnD•FANCY DRY.GOODS, :
to which they'lnvite the attention of an who
desire to make puiebasexi Onritock lJ large
-bus been selected. wit - great cure, and is par
ticularly adapted, to the wants of 'lbis' iiectkon
of our country: 'Our stook Of : Dry Goods mjn-,
sists of ••• 1"•••• • • - 1 •
: DRESS GOODS;TRWSINGS, RitiRQNS .
. EMBROIDERIES,' PARASOLS 1 , •
" CLOTHS; CASSIHERES',.•
yESTINGS;DO.
Insilco; - •
• • SHIRTHiGS,
- .LESTENS, PRINTR„,
'IIOSIRRY, • 'l'
* I
and a varicjy of other arttolei, topi iigtnercim s
to mention. We btive.also i?ompieletessort
mgefot ;2 'r I: :"
„GROCERIES, -HARDWARE • .itati'
•:.01,:tOCKERT$' f••
will be sold!Oiliciiintio' cheap
for-heady pay, and - for Approved' credit on as
reascinableittkideatr an,V otheieiltabnlihm#t._,
• • ."-StkOitNitiksESi"
InnEjort, Aug. 11, 1856X1111W115 b.!)
- --.. i .!kint -
4, V.i. . ...I%%4s4;lll#of . ,_l4!i . l — aiiiiiiiistted
esrui
'l.l 1 ....:p ..'or.the_;Pcmtt cd.P o Mraan—Pliai Tat
:pttep Ga i t:getus, and to ziedireeted,..l,shall
evos . toirglblicisa.lo- ; pi, nittory t , it OR Conti
Novo Ist itha I:§ifingli• - of - Panderspaii, -,o ,
Ito,. timls,iludaypf Inn; 4557 ,- at 10 co';•
'clock
.4.,.tbefullowineden.ribed . Peal es: 7
late, t A? wit :.: , - : ..,-
' -
Celt iniitd.estate situate-in ..
'the - sillage!. of
ElltsbOrg, Genesee.Towbahip; Potter Co.. Pa.,.
bounded and"described•ak'follows: -Beginning
at thercenteiTif theitutdleading from Wells-
ville-tp Oswityp.zif the' corner of Betsey 'Rills
lands, thence running North 54 degrees west
four perches. to Betsy Ellis Laud, thence north
681 degrees. west fourteen poles to Betsey•El=
lie
.s, thence soith , f , •ls . l degrees :West five
poles Be.tsey Ellis fend,' thence .south 441
h
degre s east fourteen poles to thaCenterof said
road, ence north 481 deg. east ten and three . "
tenths, poles by the renter of said road to the'
place bt beginning ;, containing" one hundred
and eighteen and eight-tenths perch es Of lead;
ozi WWI are 'erected\ one store-house, two
frtuneldwelling hoses an d - one frame barn,
and w i th some fruit trees thereon:l i
- 5 Bezied taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of Wm. Perry. \ '
• ! A. S.. TAGGART, Sheriff
- Couderport, May 28, 1857.
. ; • ,\
ADIMPITRATCRS NoTICE
the estate te Le ' t o t ; r ltgrU A S d r i ttl i AlT
late of:the County of Potter, deceased Nave
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted to - said estate are requested to mike
immeaiateepayment,and those having claims.
againtn the same, will present' them duly au
thenticated for payuient to the subscribers at
Illyssfs, Potter Co.,
Pa.
MISS ELIZA M. 'FREEMAN.
JERRY W. FREEMAN, •
Ma 143,1857. , • - Administrators.
TRATRIV NOTICE.
VITMEREAS Letters ,of Administration to
VV 1 the estate of DANIEL HIGLEY, late of
the county of Potter. deceased, have been
grautid to the undersigned, all persons indebt
ed to said estate are , requested to make hu
gged44e payment, and those having Aims
against the same will present them du "au
thentcated for payment to. the subscriber at
Hebron Potter Co., Pa.
POLLY G. 'HIGLEY,
Administratrix.
overnor o
NI
=1
NEW GOODS—A Large and Splendid
Cortruent just received at
10:1 OLMSTED'S.
NEW GOODS—A Fine Assortment just
received at OLMSTED'S.
-- T
10 - 9 C.IARGE FOR SHOWING THE NEW
.Goods just received at OLMSTED'S. -
•
GREAT REVOLUTION IN MEDICAL SCIENCE.
The best Therapeutic Agent
I ever Introduced.
._ .
.. clearly demon
strated that the lancet, mercury, and all other
internal "drug medication" may be laid aside
witht perfect safety to tie patient and abid
ing benefit to posterity. Wherever these ma
chinps have been introduced, they excite the
highest wonder and praise. The apparatus
is adapted to prevent, relieve and cure every
disease incident to humanity,—more particu
larly all those painful and formidable diseas
es .which
have for centuries baffled the to
foundest learning and skill of physicians.
From whatever cause there may be an ex
cess pc deficiency of the nervous fluid—pro
ducing an excess or deficiency of the acids
1.1
an alkaline secretions—the magnetic princi
ple of the system arc deranged, and can on
ly 1 c; safely restored to their normal condition
byj tit application of magneto-electricity, by
-mewls of DR. DICKINSON'S MAGNETO
.ELECTRIC MACLIINE. This apparatus will
imsirively prevent, and speedily relieve and
cure i Consumption, ' Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Palsies, , Neuralgia, Spinal Diseases, and all
other painful maladies, however hopeless and
of long standing. They are eminently useful
in all sexual and urinary disorder§, particu
larlyiwhere the Constitution has lien broken
dow9 and ruined by unnatural soli t ary habits
i to which too many of the young of both sexes
are's° lamentably prone.
. pm DICKINSON'S MAGNETO ELECTRIC
MACHINE is witliout the dangerous compli
cations of batteries andacids—which L fact alone
renddys it superior to all others on the score
[of neatness, cleanliness, safety and utility.-
llt is;, in fact,' a handsome parlor ornament;
may be applied by a child - and will last a
life-time,' to the great saWing of Doctor's
bills, ;kn. "
IE
'plitet OF THE tilA li .. 4 $lO.
It *ill, be safely packed and sent to any
part of the' United States. Sold wholesale
and *ail at the Medical Office, No, 38 NORTH
SEVENTH Stieet, Philadelphia. Address,
• A. C. DICKINSON.
• -
WHISKBRANDO
?.X. 4 as9.lle'g. Original
ONE : •DOJ I&R A BOIL,
rri TRY rr 1
PROF. Gto: FL DE BAR has.: recently re-
Anntect from Europe, and while.there, ob
tainedi-fkom the.; celebrated French chemist,
La Sae,. at an , --enotmous _o.ntlay,ec 3 celpt
autl:ticlusitra•right of the, ifnited!Stai • and
Ganades,to manufacture and sell'this celebra•
ted preparation nailed q whiskerando„ G whigh
his never been known 40 faiLtu cause Whitt
kers Mtd Moustaches, to grow. luxuriantly and
Wavy; even on beardless faces, in two months
after first application. -To those pirsons per-:
suns iihnstf-beards are light and -wiry it re- J
fcw - applientionir7wlUl
render it soft, thick Mid 'pliable. Frenchmen_
are:liota fcir • their , beautifid Whiskers: eta
MOustnches which many of them &tribute to,
the extfOlitipe ofLa . gaile's-, Whiskerafulo
Price= $1 per :bait:sent to any
_part ef the,
Mil • :Ststeroietuuldits..-pei 'nail, *in: the
"
1 - , - If
' l l'l ' 1- - ''-, ,
- -
10AiDEEILS WANTINfVELAET a IIt
lT :finqietittipply4it
- JONES, EMIL
Y =~
IL4 2.3, 1857
ALL AND EXAMINE the ,NEW GOODS
itist received by ' OLMSTED'S.
1 ., ' V : : ' 4 0 8
.OF;MITEPLAPPOTI
A RE YOU,*Ktarft 'yroli.ingu•kbjd icitli
Conswliptlon
ralysistilvillaervonsDebility, widaautaiglai
with Dheionatisin,Avith'wtucons atalnerwous
IndigestiON _With Scr - Ofala, With &glace
ease in_ttayforro And -are , you,seeklug for
Watt? lfwa,3we.beg,ofyOn to ttutnr•awkAY.
,those Drugs,. they wilk do you no good;, their
effeits.are evil,:and' evil. only." ; We have had
charge of an Institution for the relief of.the
sick, in the _Eastern part'of New York, for the ,
past ten years. 'During that time, we" beve l
prescribed' for thousands, nrith - a success for
which *weleei truly•grateful,-and-'the contem
plation of whlth affords us 'much: pleasure.
We have- not , a doubt but one-halt of the
Chronic Disease; ichich havabeinhrought to
our notierwere-induced by r the sWtllowing
of too many drugs. Be eantions how you
seek for salvation from disease, then, at
the hands 'of the drag Vender. The Fath
ers and, PrOfeasors - of • the - -Allopathic
School are ready to testify, ,(and- ,many have
already done So,) to the evils resulting from
the drug system of -Practice. 'Dr. !Limn,
whose reputation as a Physician and Surgeon
was as unlimited as the - disease, sickness and
death of humanity, declared, after many long
! years of practice,- "that he had no faith in
drugs," and expressed as his firm belief? "that
he ha no faith in Physic,that if he-could on
ly, know that his drgs h ad not killed more
than he had been the means of restoring to
health, he should feel more at peace; and.
could die happy."' Such 'is the language 'of
'many of those Professors, who first taught as
the principler:and practice of the Allopathic
School, What better evidence do you ask of
the inefficiency pf drugs to cure disease, and
of their poisonous influence upon, the human
system? Physicians whose names we have
been accumulating wisdom from many years' .
practice and experience—and from such a
forintain of knowledge and wisdom comes the
assurance ? and there is no safety, no virtue,
no health; to be found in taking drugs. Will
yon listen to their teachings I or will you con
tinue to \burden your stomach, and poison
your strength, because you fear you• may of
fend the dignity of some .Esculapian. Who
cries humbug l \ humbug! at every advince in
Medical Reform We can assure you from
bitter, well-earned experience, that there 'is a
better, a far more 'pleasant road to the haven
of health, than to ravel in that pathway
which is strewn with drugs, or poisonous
weeds, We will lead You along,. by the run
ning brook, which comes bubbling down the
sideof your Allegany Mountains; it will quench
your thirst, allay your fever * , and when right
ly applied, cleanse and purify your whole sys
tem, and restore you to the full s enjoyment of
health. It is nature's remedy; and one she
always calls for and demands, when Inflame
motion, Fever, or disease of any kind, threat
ens the destruction of our physical frame.—
We desire then to meet with all those that
are suffering.from disease of the Lungs;Acute
or Chronic disease in any form; we are confi
dent we can do them good. We have been
sick too long, and suffered too much ourselves ,
to have any desire to humbug the sick, WI
trifle with, their'confidence end happiness.—
We trust all who have been sufficiently
drugged, and desire a better practice, will
call, and make our acquaintance, and test our,
skill; wejlave hundreds of names 'and certifi
cates oßEtive from some of the most infiuen- ,
dal citizens of New York and adjoining States
which •nie shall he pleased to 'have all who
are in pursuit of health, call and examine.
Dr. CeliTIA will spend a portion of his timei
the coming season with his friend CHAMSEa-
LAIN,
at Ellisburg. Mr. CILLIIIIENLALN keeps a
Public House, where those of our sick friends
who may desire it, can obtain board on most
reasopable terms. To be sure, Mr. CHAMBER-
Lias's house will not compare with the Astor
::oust of New York,- Ilsoo's Hotel of Utica,
or Str.nwix Hall, Rome. Nor would the bus
iness of that portion,of the State support any
such costly arrangements. But you will find
a ( l an house, a clan bed, and a good cook,
and v 11.1. t, the house 'lacks in finery, fashion
and beat.ty, is more than made up in that
spirit of conte,itment and cheerfulness which
.is ever being thrown out from the large, warm
and sympathetic hearts of our' host and host
ess. Good attendants, whose business it shall
be to giye treatment, and wait upon the sick,'
may be found here that will cheerfully do
everything in thair power for the comfort ofl
the sick. We shall be ready u' all times to
visit the sick in any part of the country. If,
on examination pf the patient, we do not find
the best of evidence tbat we can cure or great
ly benefit them, we shall hold out no induce
ments far Wein to spend their time or money
. in pursuing Our treatment. We shall endeav
or at all times to give a candid opinion in re
lation to the disease of our patient.
Drs. WHITNEY & CTRTIS.
Wellsville, May, 1957. •
SON'S
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MOM& - • -;_ .., .FAS_CfNATINO
LITERARY. FAMILY MONTHLY
-/L&GAZIN - Ose :its first volume: in June
P'ext- • Durtn the of Mtaitha'ofitse,
t una,
tenets . 'ChM a -a-Opularitrunequalled
in the
[ trhati,bl. ; the..-Psess,„ - ','",
The publis ers - having offered liberal-Pre
ti.
minors. for ch ice.literariefforts, the 'Stories;
Romances, Es ys, Pesky,- and, other spark
ling and inte.resting reading was: commenced
in January' hut; and' ard tieing still . publish
ed in the Viab,or. ... : .NI r.. . •:- : -. , ..
' The New. Volymetvillbe_commeneed in 'Ta
li, 1857,greatly +lproVed "and enlarged.
Each • ttumbe will, coniran iliditY:two extra
large sized - royal okVo. Ages, making alnag
t
nifteent volume of early 400 -pages for -the
year.-or — presentin gsal - amount of - the 'choi
cest reading on aill subectir: equal; to what
would cost i the book stores at least fifty
cents, payabl invariabl 'in adiana._ .'' -
!
Some of th most.popular and,brilliaut male
ii
and female contributors, are regular contri
-butors and the publishers will spare no pitiris
or expense to render the' uWelcoilie Visitor"
every way ac eptab e to a refined and-intelli
gent commun ty,. „ . .. , -
The publi lion i ada •
. pted to all classes of
c,
[ people—the [ oung nd the old—and -where
[ever seen and peruSed, meets with . universal
acceptation. [
re' Now is the time to sub Scribe to the
New Volume, 0. I '
i
*** The b. ck numbers .'
may be had (to
complete sets for J cents each, •or thel whole
i
- series of 12 - n inber's furl TinNTY-sicr. cents. _1
Ur
Liberal in ucempnts to Clubs• and Can-
vassers
aiir•Remember;bur terms are' Fifty cents
for one year,for a single, copy, or three cop
ies be sent under one, cover or address for
One Dollar. .-! Address, - •
. • 11 cpsp.o & COMPANY,
Publishers'', No. 38' North • Seventh Street,
(up stairs ,)' Philadelphia: 110:1—ly
GIitEAT XOLTESIENT
TREM.FNPOITS RUSH!! •
Anotir t;?.rgo of Goods at
THEOILD REGULATOIL
YOU might as well undertake to dam up
the wattrs of the Niagara with bulrush
es, as to try to convinee the multitude- that
theres any bther place in town where they
can get such great bargains in- the line of
GROCERIES &' PROVISIONS,
as at the Old Resitlater which has so long
been the Great Emporimit of Trade in this
flourishing Metropolis, Now we have come
to the conclusion that there is only one way
to sell Goods, and 'that is to let the people
know we hate them to' sell, and sell them at
prices which will be an inducement to those.
In Want to buy of us; and for this purpose we
have chartered a column in the Journal where
we 'intend to keep the people posted as to
what. may be found at our establishment.
Zveri . body knowi,l(or at least ought to know)
where the Old Regulator is; and tbr the belie,
fit of those who don't know, and who with to
know, 1,4 Will just infiirm them that it is lo
cated right. on the I '
RA IL R 0 A D, '
only a few
, ods froin the Depot, and is always
I open for en tomeraland 'all who wish to save
25 per cent. in purchasing the necessaries of
life ; for it is the only place in town where
you can exPect to havesa little change left after
purchasingour necessary supplies, notwith—
standing th commOtt assertion of every one
,that they se 1 cheaper than their neighbors,
i v
We don't bast of selling goods at or below .
•cost, but we have adopted as our standard to
" Live and Let Live,' land tra sell as cheap as
the chearieSt ; for when people advertise to
sell helow cost, you l may easily conclude that
they are only " throVring out hair." In order
that the people m4 . lknow what we keep to
seel, we wilt enumerate a few of the most 'lm
portant articles, '
GROCERIES
Any one examining our stock of Groceries,
we are confident . will at once come to the con
clusion that a bettei and more complete
as
sortment cannot be found in this' section,cou
slating of •
12131311
TEA 1 -
COFFEE,
_MOLASr, '1 •
. SY UPS, -
PEPPER, 1 .
i SPICE,
GLNGER,
- 1 CLOVES,
Mustard, §aleratus;[Cinnamon, Pep er-Sauce,
Catsup, Yeast and i Soap Powders, Vinegar,
Oil, Camphene, Fluid, Chewing' an Smoking
. ; 3
Tobacco, : Snuff, Segars, Candy, Nut, , Raisins;
Crackers, erring, &nip, Candles, and an end
less Variety of other articles which it is un
necessary! to mention, may be fouhd, in this
department, and which will be Sold at a trif
ling advance from ost to ready pa 1.
! PRO •ISIO NS.;
Just take a look at our large stock of Pro-1
visions, and see if ve have not got the where-!
with to relieve the numerous wants - of the i
needy, and enough to keep you all from stem - - -
lag through the long and -dreary Winter. , It
is - imposslble for uS to enumerate. one half the
articles We keep, in:a single advartisement,3
but we will mentiatka few of the most impor
tant, which may be found in. alainilance-_a-,
in great Variety, conSisting of ..! . I -
PORK!,
. .
. - ANIS,
. ; - • BUTTER, , .
. ' . CHEESE,:,
. LARD,-.
SAr
• . CORNED _ BEEF, : - ',... , 1
' DRIED IIFF,F,I . .
•-,• • . •
SHO ,E ULDERS , ,:
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LQUI. ~ ...- ;.
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corx.i , [
iccx;% iiitttciVit, _
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DR
it EDAI'PLES,-
1 - )
HIED - PLUMS, 11. . - • -,
-' • ' POTATOES; - - ' -
''.' OATS,...H -, . _: •
BEANS,-
_— :1, - _. • . !I . ..SALT,
rartieleit lathe llae of pro-
'etnistantly.oallind a good
Di WILLOW.' WAILF,
rashtubsand Bo ds t Mops,
. -
shea, ' &o:., togebaer.with -a
t of Slone Ware,*dch we
-f0rtai,54......,A general in
(l--to ail, and to. the people
h'partieular to- eat]. at .the
pie - parehosinglelaewhere. _.
-: CL-RS & PHILLIPS. •
:o; •lest.=s 344-6rno-.
NM
ant) a hott, of othe
lianas; - Also keio
'assortment of .4 • If
. WOODEN A 1
such as-Brooms,
Dinner. Boxes, B
general assotlxn:ii
will sell very ch ,
vitation it extend
of Potter-County
OK Regulator bef:
Nell3rille, Den
ifeblukt itabonsetriemia; '
Azannirstaxicumuisosrs,_
Advertisi ßg aad,
i Con ' es e )l4 _ ence 9111 1 1.
< a ral e EfaCkniqii, 1[ 411 c.
I
. • COCKR ,
0. 4 c,
_
-
RAI; WERININATOR.
N `infallible desttekSi RAT3;i:I4II
IS. ANTS, GROUND' MICE, MOLESi
dte. [Not dangerous-to the Human
Rats do not! , die in tindr•holes, but come but
and die- . j- „ - I
36 :ii 6 4-1 $l, $2, tit anil.
• • $5 Roses. - r - •
"COSTAR'S" BED BUG: EiTERIIINATOR.
. 1 i
Never known to fait—and used every dy-- ;
by thousands in New York and'elsewherel
Pot np in - 25e., 50e., 75e $l, $1 5 ,
$2 50, and S 4 50' B o ttles. 1 • - . •
-,, "COSTAR'S' ELRCTIIIC-POWDER.
. - - - - ••
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For 'the' destruttion bf-Idarus; Mus tun:l,R%
FLIES„FIZAN FLANT'i INSECTS, ITEIIMIN,•' -I ,ON.
FOWLS AND ANIMALS, 4.tc. 4C.
. . . , . . . .
, Put up in 2ac and 60c. Boxes.l
"`Sold Wholesale and Retail at "COSTA S"
PRINCIPAL DEPOT. -288 • BROADW,AY,•
NEW YORK, and by the principal DRIIG:. ,
GISTS and DEALERS throughout the ' Un'itid'
States, the Canadair,- Oreg indict, - -Caiiforizia;
and South America. " . - , i •
ga r Ordtrs must always be accorupaaied
by the cash. , i I - -
'gerNo goods sent on commission.
gerSmall Sample Packages put up at
lowest wholesale prices for first orders! in,
places, with_Cards, Shaw Bills, Poster ot
gieirTackages expre.s' sly put up for Sh:
Stearnbeats, llotels, Public Institutions, &
• I
gerFull - particularS to Wholesale Dealet
Scales of prices, &c. Jac. , - will be prom:
mailed on application:
Address "COSTAR" No. 38$ Broadway, N.
- • I
CROCKERY WAREHOUSE: ° '
ALLEN & WHITE
SUCCESSORS TO E. W. IIAYDOCK .t CO Q f t
Offer Great Indlicemeik.
TO BUYERS OF
Mass i& .
1'
71 JOHN STREET, NEW TO .
8:43-3mo
1 NO . PEN NOR - INK -USED. NO
143 1.• COPY 'IMITATEO,. NO._ TEACHER__
REQUIRED. ---. ;-1
MACLAURIN'S PATENT SELF-INSTRUC
TING PROCESS IN; PENMANSHIP-enable°
every one to write With:the grea est ease,le
gal:we and rapidity. ' lehnS . : • . r;. qn.; to tea
and permanently establishe. IP - tie 4 t $ 1 c
Schools, of New York, and i .:,z -T.-tinting
rooms of our first merchants. - off P--: - Pro:eS.s :.;
complete, with full directions for nee; wtll bo
sent prepaid on receipt ;of, $l. , To Clu. j or
; - •
Agents, six copies forss. 1 1,.
Address LELAND Sic MACLAUREN, N 344-; -
Broadway, New York. 9:43-3 6. 1.
, ~
Z. W. KINEI tc SON,
• PATgN--
PATENT
CHAIR DIANUFICTUREILS I 6
438 BroOrtie Street,)
One Door East of Broadivay, (Late 40d Brpal•
way,) NEW-YORK,
(Etablished Al. D. 1833.,)
INVITE an examination of their great
ety and superior assortment of CHA143,1
manufactured at their owifestablishment,l and
under their immediate observation and chren:
tion, including
PIVOT REVOLVING CILUTIS,
SELF-ACTING ExTrIxsION'RECUMBRNT
CHAIRS,
IMPROVED INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS,
MAJOR SEARLE'S TRAVELING INVALID
CHAIR..
SPANISH SPRING AND SQUAB camas.
RHEUMATIC, SPINAL AND ASTIIII&TIO
LNV.ILID CHAIRS, &C., &C., &C.,
Embracing the most complete assortreent,- -
and choicest kinds for Parlors, Drawing liltbomv s
Chambers, Gardens, Libraricf, Counting 11;nues,
Dmtiste, Barbc4,
together with every desiral,le sort adapted t 4
the comfort, convenience and luxury the
- Sick, the Aged, the Infirm, the Lame antiLety.
In point of ingmuity of design, elegaxice,Of
finish, quality and richness of material, ttiith
fulness of execution, durability and chesOneit t - -•
these chairs are unsurpasse,& • For then:N - 74. ,
W. KING & SON, were awarded the first. and
only Prize Medal', and the faculty recortimend
them as far preferable to bells or couches, for:
patients afflicted with, Siiina/.__Arthotaltie or
Bronchial affections. • . . •
To either arm of the chair inay be Sthielied,
a convenient reading or writing DEilc 10d any
combination desired Will be manufactard..to_
to order. • •
A Circular - with explanatory cuts,
sent by mail-if requested; and 'orders (131tIr
mittauces,) promptly.foxwarded to.eity..per!,4 , •
the world. ,
LUXURY & ECONOMn
KING'S NEW _CHAIR. !' AS ,YOU" LIKE,
ttik
An Aria Ch#r, Reclining .Chair,
4
Bedstead, (cow:4a n , ls oss,) iasusceptObs
twelve different positions or Changes, tb Pied
the• varied, requirementi.for 'comfortimeMveni.:,
ence, luxury and economy, (in space as well,
113 price.) Whether in'sicknes.4 oriteent„thul
celebrated CHAIR. ' 4 es yeti taxa tr,;! eicekt
manyreSpecta, any chair perhaps Overinuy:,ttt , ..
facturect in thisOr any other Connery . ;
The price varies from Fifteen-id- rhisest it 2, 1 ,2
lars :according to finish. ,•
To Puhlic Institutions, as well at to indivld
,uais,"this 'CHAIR io a -very deSirable - i article,'
an &will lie supplied'. Inv_ number lon. the..
most liberal terms. Apply to or address . .
''• • •• ' II; W. Nwd - & - 1301T - '
. . .
438. Broome sty:One 'door. east orßrosaway, •
iCew Yottx, , t-tate 468 . .firocfidwaY; 9:14.17.
LEWISVILL STE,Aft*Sf Mi
. • N lizit4LAN EM x
noo undeitigned ` having bought'
J. formei, aims-of :311g Lewistill-
Grist Mill are.now 'prepared to do
of grinding; as flielbelieie; to thf3 • •
Aion-of , their4n.stomers. - -Come - it'd
0. A. LEWIS,'
CRAY - TOKI
;I,7lFsses, Feb. 28. 1857.-9-38.
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