Cain int( C 4 intittg.
Two dalis of almost :incessant rain has
. given strong boP i es to lumbermen, as well
.as promise of a heavy bay crop.
"Dißge?tcs" appears on our first page
with "A Few Hints to Women." lie i
pretty SC7aC 111 . 0111 C of his remarks., but
informs us chit lie - speaks only beau..-..e
would befriend them—and desires not
to offend. - As the remarks are intended
for general aPplication, we hope any of
,cnir fair readers Who get by thew
v.-ill_ not be foolish enough to tell every-.
body of that fact; as a certain person did ;
who fancied thatia recent communicatiot.:
ia , the Joup.Ni.L meant fur him, and
endeavored to excite public sympathy in
his behalf therely. Ladies, if you arc,
"hit" by "liliogenes," don't gratify your
.censor so much as to acknowledge it.
Sea- C all 81101 4 -0:1 Monday evening
last; Mr. A. B. Goodsell, of this place,
shot afine specimen of the Atnercan Sen.!
.Gull, in the Allee•hany river at this vil-
Inge. Its Cdy. is about the size of a',
duck's, but its wings, which are long and
narrow, measure 4 feet 9 inches from tip!
'to tip. Its color is white around the neck
and breast, and gr.,y on the back and
wings, the lattet! arCtipped with black. i
1
Its neck is short, somewhat resembling'.
an eagle, while its bill bears a strong re
semblance
to the eagle's, excepting that
it haS no hook: It was no doubt out of i !
its latitude as well as longitude. We will i MARK . GI_LLON,
'DR kPER and T VP'Ort late from the City of
notice it more lengthy when we have 1
i L . iver - poul. En,g - la7ad; ' shop opposito Coma
more roam, and more time to examine it. I House, Cepa:ler:port, Potter Co. Pa.
! N. IL—Pardcular atOntiou pail to CUT-
It is said to be the first of the s ecies eV: I TING. 1tt:.15-I r.
er captured in this section, and has prob- ' .. .
ably migrated from the Gulf ,by the way I E x.ecutors' Notice.
LLetter, I.,:stanteatary liat'jug been granted to
of the Mississippi and, Ohio - Rivers. I 1 the undersignei on fife last Will and Testa
meat of LE - rilEft SritoNn. late of Hebron
A Word to .4rmers.— We learn that I Township'. Potter County, Pa., dec'd, all those
a fine, large flouring, mill is to be erecfed i irdehted to the estate,
~ will make immediate
l . p , : m yi . 2..le w n i t it and those s i e h t luring againsti i n a l t s eirio
in 'this place this summer by Messrs. Can
field & Lord. It is to have a capacity of 1 Aft-tc A; I. 'STRONG. atm:. utrix.
WM. IL 3IETZGER. Executor.
" five run of stones," and w - earetformed i Hebron. Apr:l, 8.1858.-38-Gt.
that its propYietors have capital proper- ! !
'l2
tionate to the undertaking.
UOROUG ORIDELNAI'iCE.
i T a metthie of the TOWN COFNCIL of
We take great pleasure in making this, A. the Bore' of Con..lerspia-t, held en the fifth
announcement, - as the enterprise will fill' day of A i :ril. A. D. IssB, the following resole-
I tion was passed-. Ott motion, it Wag:
up a great tacuum in the prosperity of' HeAolred, That all Side-Walks ordered to be
our village and county. Ever since we; built by the Ordinance of May 26, 1557, noir
hLent(s•olt
by
!Iti!
the first
b)
became a resident of the county, we have t r i e f ° t i e ' f. or un o t. =do' of sail
been accustomed to hearing its citizens' Monday of May next, otherwise the Town Colln
etl will 1... t. the , a l nie to [ll6 lowest and beat
bewailing , the want of a first-class Grist ' • c ,'
hilder. ao.dinz, 2 per cent. to the cost of cow-
Min ; and many have complained that ouri .. iilcting, iLe .game.
capitalists have not before supplied tho ,
Aryl that the td,97 . l3,osolution be published
i in the l' , .::eter Joxrr• it r taro weeks.
want. The prospect, now, is good, and 1 D. .7.- GLASS:IIIIIE, Burgess.
the men who have undertaken to supply i SIMI' H. s l. 9 l : l zs , ' 5.. -T•if•
i i Cotwleisp , i t, Apr:l 5. 1 , :53.;=":2--3t.
the deficiency arc, We are informed, fully ' • - ,
- competent:ha enterprise and capital to do
so.
The mill is to be erected on 3EII
a few' reds east of the A lle , liany river,
and so as to be eotvenichtly acee.ssible
from the Lynianeville road ; aod, we learn
that it is the intentivri of the prut,rietorl
to have it in operztiun soave ti:bc is tiu
4
corninfz
of tha z:b9ve faets, We would
stnzgest to our frier the propricty
sowing plenty of Spring I ,Vloat, tiLe prex
ent season. This county is perfectly ca
pable of, and siviutil, raise, crops sufili:ient
to supply the wants of it:: lu:nto.r
The illita:l3 of c.yivertiTz gra:n into ,neal
has heretofore la...en a scrioui obitae! to
the practicability of this idea; and which
is vow in a fair way of being r: , noved,
On the otlP.r hand, eapitalizts. have with
held their capital fro:n sae!' an enterprise,
because they feared there would not be a
corresponding effort en the part. of the
farmers to produce grain sutEelent to keep
a- good mill in con-tauat operation-.
Therefore, we say to our farmers, sow
all the Wheat you can afford to this Spring;
and 'do not stop either, at that, but have
an eye as well .to the finality of the seed
you sow as to the 2ilantkg. That is, have
an eye to the Agrieultural Fair this Fall,
as much as to the profits you expect to
gain from raising wheat. Let there be a
tinion_of individual interests with those of
the community;. for either is naturally de
pendent on the other.
OBITLTAILT.
DIED, in,Washington, on the Bth inst., nt
2} o'clock P. Si., TEST ■
aged fire months.
In the Presidential campaign of 185 G, the
friends of James Buchanan asserted that he
*as married to the Constitution of the United
States. _Thr friends denied this, but when the
deceased was born, his friends asserted tint
the child was the offspring of that union. We
are opposed to notiv into family affairs, and
so we take it for granted, on Democratic au
thority,-that the child was legitimate.
A father's love covered the most gle.ring de
fects of the child, and its southern uncles said
it was a sweet babe, and the very pkture of
'its father—which last assertion we have al
wsys-beliaved. But there was a " fuss la the
fathily," because several of its northern rela
tions said it was a monster, and, like Richard
111., born before its time, and ugly according
ly. - For this meddling, they were turned out
ofdaors and denounced as traitors.
The deceased was the exact opposite of its
supposed mother, end win sick fro
The disease was intyard putrefactiori
Candlebox Calhoun was the attendi l
clan, but his skill was not adequa i
case- It is hiutcd that if he ever
where'tbe child is said to
born, he w.ll bel hung for oral-pi:
consultation. took piece at ‘V.lshi.
which piece the child had been re.'
change of air,) and Dr. Bigler and o
h.tve had large and extensive practi
ering the health of Cie assure,
iatis -patient" twat the child was
- H p i.JI:I a flattering tale," 3lii!
obSei- . . - es in one Of her poems.
ti.ttier gave fees to the Dlet . ors!
consultation took. place on Tliurs•
It t plipkians sAid it would lire,
it would die and it di•ed ac
f , iends of tie trvither a:e gLid
friends of the r..ther—among wh
tae:iti ,, n the 31eKe in Deiqvrpti 1 andi
names.,lte—are, or mtL t. :fit to be., iu s
I
and a.shes. Requicr.a4Ll
- GRI[DYCE: Sr. BAlirit'S
CELEBII-ttED
FAMILITi 51_ 7 .11/11 , 14 PIALRIBIES.
-1;)3
730 CIIESi'SL - I.' Sr:, Pliff4pV,
tirfe," 3i thine: or .1 Op jAstlr ed
mated to-he the be sin use :oz Family
1111,,khig .1. new-, ,t,tropg. and Pl:Litie
~t. O ll, which will Nor r;p, e‘ en e rein
fyarzh Mitch be eat. C;q.abirs fent on op- I
p:icatioa by letter. ..I,gehts wanted. L:.*.
fftiturtisfllzelit,s.
,
%RIO 'ANTS A FARM
Fon FIVE )0 LEA:II..S:3
READ THE FOLLOWING:
$500,000. $500,000.
AMERICAN
Ilfomestead Land Company,
I=l
i 'OiN -Tfriili.,:,) Tii:tll4:7 '`,-,2,?,
tit 11:e State of II ierunsin.i
Fr111}: AMEEICAN .I:OAE:3TEAD LAND
LOY/PAN Y. (W
living iL - ,,rii of a
ti.lt,res rrau t
to of titer Lana,;ion' oltrer is the
the r• cinares, anq
pleasure it C:L1:1611:1Chig, if,at, UNI.
1.1,1.75 AND ice firming,' Laud, s:t.-
11.•ted in 4.::tc
.1. Qat va Porlaye,
St. Croix S.ate of
be distributt:d to Shareholders
(7conpotv, before the adjorotnent o;
the pre-eat s •ssic•ii Or Col gress. Thee lands
are alowig-the besi.ln or, State,
v,:lue from Cite to ovetit3 -lire 1 , ,1
1.-r, p..r aeze. TIC -s C&ltilatty. h I' a, a
tio:y do, a large (viatitity. are to
,:t.-11 a portion of tueic ILan , ls for C..sh, and
,eettod of of One littL . ihEd
Tir - rusaad Acres, at a retlneel price. clis
11;',,a:iot will take place is the Chi of
h.:A:J:I, the di:,,:th,ll of th rtt L one Metn- -
cc or 31._:-.113,-.1. selected from
carp State is the 1,71.i0n. The 1.10 o.Tereit is
frA: feJta enculnimince, and TY
DEELL etecutad
after toe ilistrii?-,:tion.io toe par
tie, thereto. be Truste-:; l l appoiated
for tlott purvo›e. The (listribtitioa will be as
5100 TRACTS OF 4J ACRES EACH.
100 " Li 160 ti L "
100 " ti;
25 " 4,- 840 _ ~ 44
3 a',4
ti. 1001) t,44
1 4C 5400 44 II
1
Eight Handred Twenty r nine Tifseta coat
.
prising One Ilisndriql fhousai.d, Acres.
- The American Homestead Landi, Company
respeclunv solicit your early ca-or .ration in
the organizatioti of Club.s, and allow 10
t ier cent. on :11 eubscriPtionsitu3ouniing to ten
Shares. payable in Stock of the Corapany.
111 orders mur.t. be addressed to 111 1 .6 " Ameri
can Ilona's:cad Land Company,
1). C.;' giving the 11111 address of eidl Shari:-
haler, naming tie Town, County ia.nci State
in which V:ey reside, and to whom the Shares
are to be directed.,
The Company r+peetrully refer tt
lowing gentlemen for any ittiormatiti
LO the trait:: anditmlue of the Land ALEXANDER" 11 - :! RANDALL,
Ga l l
State of Wisconsin ;
Ex-Goy. DODGE, Ex-Gov. FA
" " DUTY, " " 13Alt.
tt "- TALMADGE, " " B.OJ
" " DEWEY. , !
Trustees
Er-Governor B.ARSTOW,
ALEXANDER SPA.I74DING,.
Cdurt, Wall St., NCIV Toik.
TUOMAS .1. NEARY,
Washington, D. C., March; 205 d. it
shares; Fives Dollars
I its birth .
Doctor
ins Oval
te to-tae
returns to
are been
c:ice. A
gton, (to
0-... ed for
ilers who
NOTICE.
Henry 11. Dent. No. .
.1 .
- 142 Dec. Term,' 1557.
1 , • vs. ; In the Court, of:Co:ninon
Amar Van Karin. i Pleas,of !'otter CoaPIT
- i ACTIOS OF. Ex-1::0111EST
. .
for a traet ofland in ,Tack Son Township in said
county, bounded ns tolloWs, to wit : .Beginaing
at tbe north west corner of s xid 11. IL Dent's
lot l'ilci. 11 (formerly held by L. L. k C. P.
Slade ; under a comma With ythe Trustees of
the Itiughain Estate,) onthe line b.q.ween Jack-
S in and tri'y'S.,q. - S Townships and aboutbii:rhteen
prches i'ast of the west line of warred( Nu.
1811. thence along the' weg line of .sail lot
Na. 11. south seviiuty- lour and six tenth i per
enes, thence by 1-mils now or Lite cif the Bing
naniEstafe west one lin:elm] and ten perches.
thence by the _same north sevemy-pint_ Per
phes to the aforesaid Township Hat thence
, . i
i.i - i -
it . .o.ig, tn.. said line south zi , Vl : - degrees east one
hundred aral ten•perche3 tv the plioie of be
ginning. containing forty-nine acre's and Seren
tenth. , of an acre. with en allpwance td* ii:V
per cent for reads, &c., be the Fume more nr
less, and:known es li , t - No. 10 of the :_itiii-divii
ion of 11 . 41. Dent's 1 i MIS (foftne.rl2. - - Ili nielvi Tn
&Wan laiaJs) and prt...3 of warrants No's. lel 1
.Si; .1825. i
TEM
the aax-
ct to It\ c
v Hew tt.
anxicm
ThcltA
r ay,
anri Ili
'•
f it The
EMIR
its Ti Jgl . l
lek- cloth
And now towi::Febritary G. 18.58 On mo
tion of I': Kw.i. Att's, rqte
1),24 - t to alro.;ar arid plead thn third dpi• of
ro•xt tnrlll.•or jo•lirf,nient I. def,nit. :ind pub
-liention of ruin directed bv the court.
Potter C6wv.y, —Ccrtified from the record:4.
this day of . Mitriiii, A. D. 187.8.
H. J. OLMSTED
NO T I C E.
Henry 11. Deal, U II 1, •I!. IA; , zis7.
j tiro of Cetnmon
Daniel Ility-es I - . Pie :s of rotter.Couu;y.
John ACTMi OF Eet..cr.tit:::r
for a tr.te4Fof Labd. iu flecLorlowasnip, eon-
Lai:ling - one har.dre.l and fifteen and seven
te , :ths iic;•es, or thenab,otts, bounded as-fol
lows. to wit: Beginning at tvrethy-live per
ches no . 111 front the S. W. corner of Lot No.
74 of the allotment of H. IL Ihut's lands, now
in possessionofJcseph Smith, thence west one
hundred and fifty perches, thence north seven
perches, thence east forty-four perches,
thence north eighty-six perches, thence east
one hundred and six perches to the west line
of lot Nei. 83 of the said allotment, thence
sOuth oaL hundred and fifty-six perches to the
place, of bight:ling being lot No. 73 of
. the
allotment of 11. H. I)ent's land in said Town
ship and:part of Warrants No's. ti3o :3480.
'And now to wit: Fei,ruary IG, 15.5.3. On mo
tion of F. w. Kiwi. E , (1., YltY At: y, rule on
Dc; t to appear and plead by thd' third day of
next terra Qr Judgement. and the court direct
publreatina of ,:aid rule according, law.
Potter Counr!r. s 3. :—Certified ' from Ur.: record
ti,is 22nd day of .11 . rell. A. D. le's‘i.
H. 3, 01..11: , TE1), J'rofl2.v.
NOTICE. -
Helm- 11. Dcut,' Nu. 23.9,1une Term, IR:a.
• ' In tic e , ..urt of 0,r:1:non
Henry Haynes I Plea,. of Potter oJutrri.
ACTION
fa": a tract of land in Ilec:o Township in slid
ena:ty containing six:y--;ix and fire truths
acres, Of tlitroalkillt, Loon' led as follows, to
wit: Beginning at the south west corner of
lot No. GO of Ir. 11. Dent't taints contracted to
tie sold to Sanioel Boyer,. thence cast thirty
four rods, thence south slxty-sev::n and three
tenths perches to the N. line of lot No. 74.
thence west one hundred and nineten - and
torte tenths perches to the east line of lot No.
73, t:tence north one hundred and six perches,
thence east eighty-tire and three truths per
ches, thence south thirty-eight t.nd wren
tenths perches to the plaee of beginniag, Leine;
lot No. 83 of tI, U. Dent's Lnds in said Town
(fJrn.lerly Bingham Lstate lands), and
part of warrant , . No's. Vi 80 Sr, 1;90.
And now tow t: Fehr.tary IG, •On !no
tion of F. W. Knox., Att'y, role on tfef t
to appear and plead by the third day of ntat
term or Judzent •nt. 1111,1 the cont.': direct puh
liation of said rule aceardieg to I tiv.
Potter o.4nry, se. :—Czrtijed :1-oni the record
this V2ud day of M irch. A. D. 185,3.
oum,Tilu,
VIST OF LETTERS
inai.Jinft in the Pus: Udide UK-
Db.ll6Polti„lpril Ist, Idss:
Ilenkln;n
Ackur, V.
11 L:nvin I )I.!sN M,lea
\Vro. N. V.
Bt.nt , ,n, It. IV. (21:1S. IV.
Brown. Cy.•G. Keney, Georg.l.
Coie. Wts. IL L:, in.in,
Guol. W. P.
Julius—.t .1 ,11,:%
t'ar
I:tittirft
li-soti
i:r.,;;•y W.
J.
Galush.i. VicAa
Gotarn, I,;ltil.fift
Gross, AZ.t:lra :on. 6,2.0. W.
G...‘oorit. b. Amos SI:Er t. Vito.
Hardin-r..l:!s. A.
!Lat. Brock
nway Ti t. Lrr. Edwin
.11.u.:.kett. M. M 11 - ,uson, Martin
1.1 u.!!•:, J.!!!“..s W1.111n: -. .a, :Sly! Mari
.i. W.
DL.!...!..! T. ICu .dc c• , k Ca1!.. , !;133
Youlgr, Mrs. Abram
Persrpti for ally of the Above
Letter 3 uili p:case say they are advertise•l.
J 0112; M. JUDD. P.M
NEW GOODS,
Low Prices and 21:13:;:dy Pay,
AT SILULON GENTEEL
Tr HE SUBSCRIBERS are offering for sale
I.an enti: ely new stock! consisting of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. HARDWARE,
CQOCKERY; GLASS WARE, BOOTS
& SHOES, HATS & CAn,. UM
. BRUTUS, PARASOLS;
WINDOW SiIADES '
WALL PAPER, READY
- MADE CLOIIIING, YANKEE
.NOTION . Sc., &e. •
In our selections the wants of all have been
remembered. The Gentlemen cnn find in our
stock of Ready Made Clothing ha elegant
Pashionable suit, or a sub.itautial. Business
suit s and we have Hats & Caps and Boots &
Shoes to match.
The Ladies can find Fashionable Bonnets
beautifully- trimmed, or bonnets and trimming ;
a good assortment of Drers Goods, and trim
ming; Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery and Gaiter§.—
Ana, last but not least, corded and skeleton
Skirts ; also, Rattan?, Skirt-Whalebone" and
Brass Skirt-Hoops; 'beautiful Jet Necklaces
and Biacelets, Corals, Fans,- and too many
other things to enumerate.—all of which we
are selliug low fur Cash, Lumber, or any kind
of Produce. FLOUR, MEAL ; FiSllr&c., con
stantly on hand.
the f,,1- 1
I n relative
ernor of
WELL,
' STOW,
ILFORD,
Wig.
Jauncey
W. - B. IcJ. H. GRAVES.
Sharon Center, Potter Co., Pa., June • 5,
1857.-10:3—tr. •
cretary
[38.24c
ach.
d'AiRANGES AND LEMONS dust received •by
kJ, 10:3 WU. T. H. GRAVES.
Moan Wra.
IV
.Northrl.p.
.1.1,N. P.
Russtli, *ls In
R•intiolph, Pre: inn
11.•thhone. !leery
is ley. SuriCa
1 Op.l r'.
A FIRST CLASS LITERARY WEEKLY PAPER,
*ITU -
PGCSBNI TO CACTI sthiSCETitral!'
." NEW Ironic " EXCELSIOR I I •
•
'is a first'els SS Faraiiy Journal, boautiftilly'll-.
!mgt.:tied; of the largest size—eight - pages; or
fort; volumns, imperial ocvirto, and is devoted
o Literature,.'News, .11.4rals, and liertera 31is
!,Cellany.
"The aitorial department will he tinder the
super Vision ol'ALraisnEtt .
soN. who-is widely known to the public ac
ilitaving: been counec'ted !with several of the
l!inost popalar jourtinls of the day.
Althouult miviiiete handsome present to each
sub crib:i, intonding, surpes.s all in our lib
' praiity, wt , are determined th , it the •EXCEL..
i Molt." shell not resemble those journals usually
known ei3 riff pe.pers," in any p ittetd-r.
Its contents ;hall II:- suitable for noire, as our
!aim is to sezurecit n welcome in every t'ainily.
We shell rill our :7Jilllllls weekly with ..iuter
,i astine; itiad Flo:naneks of R. 2,11
Life. and Sketches of Ti trel-, Mn and Chh--
teter i •beslde a 6:11 digest of the news of Vac
weeL, end all events of general interest.
ONE OF THE FOLLOW iNC; NAMED PEES
'ENTS !I've ci postat:e to e; :c4 aubsieril;er
1361..allATELY (.71 IcEQ.E.4eI . UV Tli 51.:1:EiC1.1:Yric./4"
.
SCHEDITT.,E OF PIIRSEN'TS
AN EBU:CY CASKET, couttlaincr. a fall set of
tnano,vi ,J...llvticy; Necklace,
lady's ettaia
elc-.1 jovvt‘,l Guiu. Watch with Ciiat:•l•hae,
rn,l a, Eagli,ll Ca,e
Watch, with Chain,
Wort. •
00
TWO SUPEIIICD. PIANOS. Po:sets-0W
aAki ‘Vaiaut case, wcrth $3 - 00 •
and $.400 , 05
AVATCITES, 'dilating Case $, G 0 to $lOO
GOLD 11'ATI.:113 3{, to 50
ti " (Ladies' and .
Gent!modal - 20 to 30
SILVER HUNTING PATENT
LEVERS 15 to ' 30
SILVER PATENT LEVERS l3 to 15
WATCHES 7 to 10
Ladies' CHATELAINES • 6to 20
GUARD CHAINS (Ladies and
Gentleman's) 10 to • 20
VEST AND FOB CHAINS 10 to 20
AND GUARD . CHAINS Bto 20
BRACELETS, Cameo Mosaic 10 to . 15
ARMLETS, tOrLadies & Children 5 to 8
BROUCIIES, .40 Mosaic 6to , S
‘• Florentine ,t Lava -6 to • 8
it Cold (Ladies' and
' Misses') Ito 5
EAR DROPS, Florentine & Lora 6 to 8
"s. " Cameo and Mus.iic C to • 8
" " Gold (Ladies' and
M'sses') . 2 to'
GOLD RINGS, IThin and chased 1 to
". STUDS. ,g.tilletnen's .. 2to
" 'SLEEVE BUTTONS, (gcn
tlemen's) carious styles ' 3-to
" CUFF I'INS, (L.i'clies . ) 3to
" SLIDES. for Fob or Ribbon
Chains. 3 to
I NV ATCEI KEYS Ito
" BRI AST PLNS, (Gentle
men's) 2 to
" LOCKE fS, Double Glass Bto
it 2 to
'" THIMBLES. 4to
TERMS TO 'SINGLE SUBSCRIBERS,
Two Do!lars your, with one Prese-A.
Four " two years, " fiur Presents
Five . " threeyears, five "
TERMS TO "CLUES,
'With a Present to each ssb.seriber. AND At
tt-.kvsoSr LlTits Yltr...,`Z.NT tO the better up of
Club.
Clubs of three
I. five
" " Len
" twenty (cne extra to
the z.gvisf.)
('hbF.l.!rger then 2i in the same projeirtior..
Tne PALMLI:, :I_,s L;eeil
for'lll,iry year , as th.r Pul,fisier of the
.N ..irtherit arid Lioutile , u .A. , ta 'MAN
IFACTL'Itk.;;:S. (edited , by F11.E . 62AN
.1.1i.;NT 7 ) and he wait cou:i , te.iee refers to tne
ead lig btu...Les::: idtql t.st every town iii
tae r...;elS.tittes whom the M. and
yi J , ,tirtial Los beL.O eireithiteil) 1.5 to the re
sp.iiisibility and integrity with yvideii his
d. 11...vingsecii red
of a Fottl.w.iiit Jewelry: ilitdidac
turing :u Ne . Vi:trk !Celt'
i 5 led to Lifer- pie ;eit.s• is iii:ll..r
but those who tie. ': e it cu: receive their plrs.s
-elits ilt bpolt.i,
LOCAL AGENTS
All Merc:lanti and Bosincs:
31.41 t., 4i0,111 ever furwnr.kii e.. 1 ),•
uf-the MI so:d li, J•ni..nal, or their cl-r%i, or
•fin- otlitir and rispuies.blc p
will canter favor by formik• Ohl) or :let
i.,g as Oizr Luc - Agoat asd
I'LE3IIO!S TO LOCAL AGENTS I: OTHERS
Any person sending 1 1 30 subscribers (with
the 1 . 411 of subszription) • will recce--ice a
supberb lluntin 6 Goid Watch:it - 1 Chain,
of the het Eng;i, , h wm Immnship, full jeweled,
and worth `4,io, or. at ch( - .lco, (me of Prince's
decks, el the same value.
ne person who can raise a list of 390, with
in a 'per:od of dine taoliths. re,:eire
s:.pc•ric.ril•lano, made Ilalkt, Davis
130-ton, worth‘.;..-300, and which cost .:3275 cash,
or, at clp.iee. a small sot of Laclizs' Diamond
J,...velry, worth the saino ranount.
Fur Lists of 50 with tho fall, price, a beauti
ful Gold Watch, worth s4tl, wili be paid. -
For smaller or larger lists, parties may s -
leet any articles frau' our Published schedUle,
of Watches, Jewelry, Books, dm., worth in the
proportion of .:$6 tbr each teu subscribers, or,
if preferred ; can retain cash; or 50 cents
from each subscriber.
For furthet terms to Agents, address the
(Zee.
The namei should be scat each week until
the proposed number is comple;cd, in order
that the presents and puPer may be premPtly
mailed. Address !
ALBERT PALMER, Pcmisusn,
Yowl . EXCEL:JOH.
Office, :.3§5 Broadway, New York.
W. SPENCER is Agent for many'of the
•• most impular 31edieines now in use; it
few of which he will mention: e
J. R. STAFFORD A; CO.'S OLIVE TAR.
DR. D. JAYNE SON'S FAMILY, MEDI—
CINES. -
J. C. AVER C O.'S CHERRY PECTORAL
AND PILLS!
snia;:tAL KLVDS OF CHERRY SYRUPS,
&c..
"J. It. Stafford Co;'o Olive Tar is ap
plied and inhaled by wearing on INHALER
around the neck and on the breast. His OL
IVE OINTMENT is applied *here the skin is
broken, and is a popular remedy where known.
Gbod fur the Whooping Cough.
inLEACHED MUSLIN'S and a fewother et
tides in the' line of Staple Dry Goce.f..
low for cnah - E. K. SPENCER'S,
•
19:3 D. W. S., 4:1,«.
Nets , York A.'
1.858: ' • •
ADVER tit
ss
1 - nrites the iperial attinif?n,q l
—and Readrys gmeraf.y
and raluidde Adrerti*ent:
City.
A KLENDIDINIILLUSL
II A R. P ER '
7 i ,
Employs glee Brut 1 flee
=
One copy for twen:y we .
One copy fi,r yv • r
One copy rir two yeitt-3
Five copies for ortel - ear
Twelve copies for o:
TWerity-tire copies fr of
IDrper's "Weekly'
$4 Ott .
Postmasters sending S.
tweuty-ive, will'n.e , J.qe
SabscriptioUs may comm
ber..
S:ireirnen numbers gratt
13 ick numbers can be fa
tent.
Clergymen and Tea([
Clul; 11.1teR.
HARPER E BR WU
3fi r 3rao . Fran -lin
A GREAT LOOK FO
Published this -
'Fifty Years - in
OR, LIFE OF AN A:1
WRIT:ES LT IMP
• 430 Pages, Cloth.' Gilt B. ck. • Price'sl.
This. is the title
- of one ofhe most intensely
interesting biographies, of the day. • It is a
plain,hiAoty of an Ataerica:•t slave io_the far
§otitik, who, at ter two or three escapes and re
captures, finally, an old man found ifreedom
as rest in one of 'the North tr ' n States.
1111 AT THE PRE" S SAY
•
The story is told with gre.St Simpil-ity, but
with much paiceriandlpatho .WhoeVer takes
it will find it difficult to tay It down until it is
iinished.—National Elio, War ipgton.l, D. C.
A narrative Of real experiel - ce like On ab,,ive
1 4
will have far more elect aga ilst . slavery than
the ingeniously wrought no el; bewever true
to life its pictures may be.— in. Baptiel.
Here la a hook of faets,stra;nger than fiction,
and tt thum:inil-fuld more thrilling; a 'simple
tale of lily-long oppression, revealim; truly the
workings of the - pecUli;:r ii .3titinion' in our
country. To the story-1 )yinz we would say,
here is a story Wokth rending.—Hisgion Record.
. .
A Til 0 110 it LAN AS 11 IS 1 . VA r
..NTED
In each cdur.tv in the Me "Wes, to engage
in the sale of. the al4oru w rk immediately.
Such *All easily cicar i from I •
$5O TO .9100 fi''Eß
The work is!l. - eatitifullv priluted and bound.
and is es rtrge,n,.: the hook; thiAt sell for $1.25;
but as we ni•air to sell at: last ONE HUN
THOUSAND COPlES,tthrougit
we have twItIPL the retail pricti ONE DOLLAR.
A SAMPLE COPYI of the hook will be sent
po,tlge paid, on fleciipt of the price,
and our k yrivat e circular to A.: . tits; with terns.
etc. .Address •
DAYTON, P,uVisher,
35-3 mo. No:29!Ann-str,let New Yolk.
IT IS NOT - A DYE.
1
. We sill:join a for itatnes off those w
utin who re
roe:lJ MRS. S. fl. ALL N'S 0 . D..D . S
i l
W
lIAIR. IiESTO'R ER AND ZYLO.II.II..S.I.MLTM.
press. E Tot..vn, , if I'Llii:n Linirez4:tv :. - The fail-
Ilog of h Lir ee,:t;-.:(1, tt:ltd nr . ..• g:e- locks e:illii.2: , i
to origiu.ll col:T." qtr. U.. 1. packbee.Treas.
1 Am. 1iib1 ,. .• CD.:oa, N. Y.: " ivitlf.le.ftillv add iny
1 t.-:tintonv... l Rev. I.lj V. Dt. g. 111.. Ed. -Gti:d4. to
llo!toe-s. - D:s. o on : I .‘ Wu coltHstif:- v..: it.-s•ef.
ft:et:-.." llt v. E R. Oltirchild. t...:0r. Sc.:. Ch'ri
l'tiol. N. V.: •• L's:4l in ray 11 Ii!, it : it'o.,' ben
is.:::i:Ll eti've....3." le:1. A. W,h.,1 - er, "Cl:'n'Era 1
. '
i'.o-,tol: - 5ince11....C0? , : .; yogr prep. rat'. ~, s, I atii
neither LI .ht or g. e••
a Crd..':f; 1n..." 11.4ty ice
11. C :r:10!1, rex S c!. etio, N. i .. .: . It lii , s r..!
Siireil Coe it .:i1• of Og l eof :ay fLittily to It3oriz
' in LI colo-.. 1.11:t :i.pl.:V its fallin& Lutt,"•ett!:., •'te..
We eon- culote froot11:/111:'.113 . 13 loilters'.4..4 . like
staadio 8 c.y I
gln 4 ,
e LA A...tieriev, I:ut for fut.-
the: laforai Con, _r. Ltd for eircia it to '
MRS. '4'. .1. _&LliEl;'S .,
', • wonurs ILIA,: 11,..z.,1(fiL:E. DI>OT.
00
0
1500
30 00
(33-3 in". I _ -
No. 355 Bi•oorti-.;t.,
.30 .n jE VERY II I IIE :E.
CONSUt:IPTIDN,ISCR-OFULIA. CbtfailS,
.I),:i,i:ity. and all. .1);-ef ts, , e ari4a.7lfrom a Serifet
laas or lapw;cr.h.l./ilar s'-lieoflthe lEoud.
lIEGE7.I.I.2C'f Cl..lilli .1: CO.'S -
GENCLVE COP-111 1 1 E2 OIL,
Ilas stood the te.4 ~ f OViAr I.:±a ye .rii experience.
and is rec , watnenticd by all tne I most eminent !
physicians as the Most valuable remedy in use.
DK ArtLI.I.tIV, the celchlo.itcd Physician of the
London ConsumptiOn Hospital, took note 3, of
its ettCcts in almut ~:100 cases, unit found it
more efiicaeiuus thin all reur:dos yet discov
ered.l This remedy', so 'sr:linable alien pare, be
comes worthless or Injurious when adulterated
See that the label has the Gagl/t and mortar,
arid the signature ofver the cork bf each bottle,
as thousands have been cured by the use 'of
the geauineolrticle who had. useli . l others %Vali-
Ont , stieCeSS. Sold by 011 Druirgists.
35-3 mo. - I.IEGIALIN & CO.
gritIRESTADOZZO'S HAIR, DYE.
Within a nut-shell 'all the merit lie, .
Of Christadoro's niziVer equaled Dye; •
Red itmakes black to brown transforms a grcy,
And keeps - the fibres always fro decay.,
This matchless- revitalizing 4air Dye. still
holds its position as the most. harmless and
efficacious Hair Dye in the Work: Prep tred
and sold, wholesale and retail, and applied in
ten. private rooms, at CIIRISTADORCIts No. 6,
Astor House, Broadway. and by all Dr'ggists
and Perfumers in the United Stites.
. AGENT.—Gro. 11. lievsza,Pittsbarg,ll,'Pa:
. "C 0 S. T
WORLD: - WE
, ID
E xtermaia ors.'
FOR THE INFALTaItLE'D..:ST JICTION OF
Every Speril of reTiin. :-
Rat,
.Ranch; &c:Exter nator.
Pat an in 20c., 35v.,. d $1 Roses.
For Destruction-of .11:44, Mir Givund or
Feld Mica, ]toles,, dl
s,. Rane?, *rotna
Ants &a.'
Bed Bug Exterminator. ---
Put up in - 23 c., 30c., 5c.; and 1$ potties.
ter
Electric .Pourder.l -
Pat ap in 25c. nad I,oc. Buses. 'l%?
Moths, Red Dugs, Mosquitoes,' Ants, Fleas,
Plant Insects; Vz.nrmin ox -Fowis and Aurials:
r,,Terais Cash. - - - ' .
,—, l,„Stio roils sent on eomlni sion. L .
a../, - Liltral wlthiesale. •Tr 13 made to
Drug , ists atui'Dealeis everywh! ... - .
ertisetnents.
18r)8.
tIG:-110USt. •
OLDWAY,' N. Y., -,
I a:7 „4 : :ent. , --,Dealire
I o
the fullori fresh
ants from ;V cto fork
"(`o,t^ra " PrivateGircnl„rtoDragitists
Dealers sent by mill, oa applientilon. - • • .
Mholes:7le• and retail. at 4 4 Cps%
Car's" Principal IDCpot, No; %US
Hroathiay, :/iew
p a d Dealtre-tverimltero. I '
IMPORV ir,tpelExAttot
_For the People.
NEWSPAPE.R
' E E K I, 1 . :
tazo;o11.
Elcceipt of E
• I 'will fully:ad hr mail i poti 'Reid)
en t. quemtity
• icrialnato, to destroy ela.MOr
Term:n that m ay- infe,t- your promises.. •
Addresa all letters tO.-_,
COSTA US PRINCIC.AI DEPOT. I
3Ead Broadway, Neer York. ,
To save mistake.sli!id -
1. in a plain hand- the thaws: of Prat..
(cant itnd. Slam.• •
212 the Iri - Jrjd!
ADV.ISCE.
lks - $.l 00
50
4 00
9 00
20 0,)
e ye! , r , 40 pi
Magazine ? ", one
2. R7.gister pour letter, and it will come at
lob or tlvolve or
any gr•tis..
Iry r*g:
3. Neu- York and Eastern money Preferred.
nee wilk any num-
, SEE TILE FOLLOWING: . •
JII7S,
What the Farnien• say; , - ' : •
A late writer.says that "the various species
of vernfn are' lug - at a Ifearful rate
throughout the land. Their ravaos have lit=
come a mattarofserious APosupaster
in Illinois, writing to •Ilostar's" Pepot,!says,
-The country is literally overrun with them,
&c.") Auuther,. from the gams
State, , says, "The rats Positively gnaw the-
Itaher4 off my horses while is the :.t.ible."*.An
Ohio Ccirrespoudent remarks,. "They (the rats)
arc. everywhere—in the house, the barn,- and
under every stump in the the South
it is still worse. A late order from the Navy..
Yard-at Mobile was for, thirity pounds :of the
Rat Emterrninator alone: • .
tousle
wished to a y ex-
applied at lowest
r rs• rtimiolert;
-• .7
laare, New York
It AGENTS.
.6. 9. 1833,
Chins
bLAVE,
What the People say: , • I .
Nsw rents, April
Dear Sir:—llavitig a great man) Tata around,
my stableandilop, I thought IWofild try your
Rat Exterminator, and bouzlit - one of
.yoir
boxes, andfixed it according to:kour directions. -
The next morning I found over one hundred
and fifty detd rats. I tikeldeasirein,uning
that it will do More than you .say it' ili. - I
have also tried it on st_cata-boats, andsatisfied
them that it 13 the greatest thing. of, the, ngo.
J. S. UNDERHILL. No. 435 - 10.tit'stll
C.s.vr, 111., June 21st,-IM.
Dear brother. J: W. llcereery, P.
purchased . a box of your Rat Exterminatdr,
and 'bumf it to be what you reconattneuttit ,to
a perfect Rat de.stroyer. Iherttvithincloee
$5 for itio:e of it. Yours,
ASHLEY IicCREETtt.
' _ .
Naw Yong, Dec. IT. 185:.'
' All this satnmer I have been
troubled with Bmtehes and Mice. I was nein.
aßy ash.inted of the house; for- the Roaches
were everywhere, end I don't know K hat I
stiould have dune by this time. I purchased
b..x of",your Extelminator and tried-it, and
in one week there was not a Roach or MMise
in the house.
JOIIN B. GIVERS No. 94 Eltn st
M0011.1:6 SALT Woes, Ohio, Juno 8,'1857.,
have used.it. (the Rat, Roach,
.te Ext,!rinitiator) three nights, and it is mak..
jog a sad baroe an , ng the Rat tribe.'
• Yorirs, ' J. 13; PECOJL:
IThet the Prrrs sin/ •
/raw, by actasl experience, that " Cos
t•tr's" prepa.rt Lions for Rats, RJach es, BedEuga
and I.isitsgeaer.+liy, areeonipieta and perfect
Wiluerer 1 . lostir's"- Eater-
Ili HD !W . :3' 115 r 6 - been used,- they .haire nosei•
zolpea!orm all th,t claimed ior'them.
r.u:e.•:.erpeis not fait to try theni.—S.
Huy, 17. h. "... . • . •
Whet the .14v:,441.i •
A. .r. (Dru g p.A ; ).A - ,,,Liikon,
"Your Ex'enii4n - tors_lirt:re S'Arsficto* - .7
G. T. , E. 31e150NALEt, (DritggliEtii)
11...77ist:ick, N. .1, "We tried the Poach,
Exterati.nitt,r, and it iitiwtied go - oti
E. Li. CC.C. 4 : - INGILIM, /hverr,
"i:
torj
triv4.l it." • _ .
E nstp,-;z!st} Deer Cireir,'Pick-1
0., , j 11Jach, Sr., Ex
t- I' 'rec..):lilne--ledto du?' 1,
GC - IL:C . ORD & 1 0.1t.rg,ii:z,1
Pa. "We are pie,meti W say t„ii.ati
which is .5.}1.1 gives
DR, 13. IS \I"..IYS.S & StAS, - Wi4GLisale acid
itct:tll I'l iludelp!ii.t 7 1 , - .
1_35-6t-j •
I 6 s gti O lt
Tr
• aK. SALZIC4.II,
Offers Groat li.rilic l etnelit
Ti ist;YET;S : OF
fln.ocEßlEs..rito.ylswis's &e:,
the store formeriy occupied by D. -1r:
Si'ENCEit, on side of
• GROCEETES:
A good Assortment conii i intly , on hand, ft-pm
which I will enumerate a few. of the leadint ,
articles stick zs
Sugar, Mustard, ' • , -Candy, • +i•. •
.Coire; • ,Ginuatnan., Nuts
Molasses, Peppee Sauce, * - Crackers,.,,.
Syrups,; • Catsup, Soap, •
Pepper, • Yeast, ' . Cautiles,- •
Spice, - Oils, i• • •:Rhot,
Ginger, Tobacco, • Lead,
and many other things top numerous to men
tion, will be found in this•ldepartment, , wtich
will be sold at a trilling advance from cost,
for ready pay. :
PROVISIMS
Constantly on hand, such as • -
Point, HAMS, •SHOULDERS„- - FISEL SALT,
BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD,. BEANS, -'•
/ OATS, FLOUR, CORN MEAL, - •
' BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, ,•DRIED •
• 'APPLES, DRIED PLUMS,'
and many Other articles in the-line' of. Pro*
sions not necessary . to mention. ,Also,
WOODEN WARE,-'
such as 13rOhnis, Wash-Tubs and Boards,-goill,
Dinner . Boxes, ike., which !will be sold.loiv for
cash or ready pay; Oati, Potatoes, .Butter.
Eggs, Cheese, and in fact,almost everything, a
farmer relies ; will be taken in exchange ,for
Godds, at Dieir cash value. I invite .
tention of Villagers, Farmers and Lumbermeix
1 -who desire to make -purchases' hi the 06i)*et
articles, and soliaitthem,to calf 'before- Toni , -
eliasing - elSewhere. :E. K. 'SPENCER.
Coudersport; June 9, 1/3.p7,-.10:3..
,
CATIRIAnE k, WAGOY 'MAKER and-
.RE-,
Coodcraport,totter
this method of informing the•pulav irte
__
lie in general that he ia,,prepote-So-do all:work in his,litte-with piomptneae,..
"in a workman-like, matitt*,and Upon tho
most accommodating 4Pt Payment' for
Repairing invprinbly w i ttited on de)irery . ' of •
the work. iNtida., , of. Pitontzqz:
taken tin account of *orb: • - 1u 3
Deztriity
Z. J. TIIO3IPSO-N,