Zniun ant Effunty.
The Proceedings of the County - .Teachers'
Association. will be found on the first page.
411. Gold Roger:' card is another place is sin'
gctlar in one respect—the omission of the gen
tlernan'-s Post-office address.
The Bell!fonte Whig is nox - published by
Messrs. REED l3oTts, its late editor and pro
prietor:J. T. JOUSSTON, having retired.
We will next week fubli:l the' PREMIUM
LIST for the Countj Agricultural Fair, to come
off this Fall. Be on the look-out therefor.
By reference to our new advertisements, it
will be seen that 0. G. AitsoLD has some en
couraging words for those whose stomachs
have been so long serving a salt-meat and fish
probation.
Dr. A, Blake, well-known to our citizens as
a first-rate Demist, has arrived in town again
to remain} several daTs. Office with Dr. O. T.
Ellison, where he will be pleased to meet any
:lumber of sufferers from allit.g teeth.
Judge Russell, of New York. City, recently re
;fuFed.to grant an injunction against the pro
-I.2tictort cf the Golden Prize, a Gift Enterprise
Literary newspaper, which was proceeded
.ofainst as a lottery concern. The paper is
-Therefote continued—see advertisement,
Fire—Very Xear.—The lamp in the stairway
of the S. of T. H.lll melted top off the lan
tern in which it hung, Satu'rday evening last.
and fell—scattering the fluid over the floor in
burning streams. It was soon extinguished,
however, without any other damage then the
loss of the lamp and e considerable fright, to
'the members of the Division, then in session
—the lady visitors particularly.
A Kca.ry wind en I rain storm passed over
this region on Friday evening last—tearing up
trees by their roots, throwing down sheds, and
making general havoc among unsubstantial
things. Some large hail-stones fell, also, dur
ing the storm. This week the weather has
been consi.lerably St:mu:cr-like, and •teg,eta
tiowof all kinds has started up wonderfully.
Our farmers take much encouragement from
this favOrable chanze.
Ntic Sa School HORACZ
WATEns, the well-known Music Publisher and
Piano dealer, 01 Broad..say„ New York, has
reeently issued a very 1:If-as:lig, and useful lit
tle collection of 32 pages of hetans and tunes
for Sahha:h :Schools, of more animated char
acter and impressive style than. usual. The
wordz.are all excellent, and the inusie, though
spirited, VUI - 16.1 and fitted to Vie tastes and
of the youug, is very simple, easily Inas
ter,d, and full -of feeling and pathos. We
thin:: it will be a favorite ia the school, and
at the tires l ide of all who love elleerful music,
~or the anhnated fares of h ippy children. The
price is three cents fur single - copy, or $2 per
hundred copies ; postage, one cent.
77a American .Fanners' Magazine, for
June, published by J. A. _Nash, of No.
7 Beekman St., New York, has found its
usual place on and welcome to our table.
It has some excellent remarks, styled
"Hints for the Season." We tv-ike room
for the following extract, for the benefit
or Potter County's future farmers—Ler
bons -aswell as her present. epos ;
-Nature no , v—and in po climate more
than ours—hastes to her annual cousual
mation; and the farmer can' hardly keep'
himself posted in her prozress, Perhaps
you say, June is a hue mouth to _talk!
• about, and we should like it better if it
would be a little longer, and give us tune
to enjoy it; but we are obliged to work!
the w hole time. Yes, it is so. The
farmer's work will never be dune in Jane.
It will not be done any time in the "year.l
- With ouc huudred acres and suitable'
there will always be enough to
do; and it is only by judici..ins manage- s
'Lent that the farmer can ever tied time
to visit his friends and perform the so
cial duties of a good and useful citizen.
••You would say, you like to work, it s is ;
your happiness; in nothing else do you!
- find so much pleasure. Well that is as
every good watt will naturally feel about
his employment. But you may think
that aftkir all, though it is your life and
comfort, yet you would like not-to be
obliged to work quite so closely as this
hurrying season demands.
f'Qbliged to 'work ! Why man, you
ftrc alived to love your wife, if you would
be a good husband, obtig‘mi to love your
eitildren, if you would be a good father,
and obliged to love your neighbor if you
would be a tolerable Christian ; but do
you love them with any the less pleasure
because you are obliged? Not a bit, but
the more. And so the work of the farm.
It is the best work in the world. What
if yo;.t had no way 'to get a living, but to
A be shaving
"rates, or peddling quack med
icines, or praising goods that you want to
sell but nobody wants to. buy ! . You
would nut respect yourself half as much
as now ; that you arc (loin tlod's appoint
ed work for more than half the human
family; you would not love your business
half as well. You could nut be more
than half as good aiatin. So be content
ed and work on. You are nature's no
bleman, if you did but know it.
"0 fortunatos agricolas ,
Si nor.nt-"
"No matter that we havelorgot the
rest. It means that the farmers are the
happiest and best men we bare, if they
could only be convinced of it. • So said
the lilantaun bard in our school-boy dass;
and although we did not believe it then,
we know it now. The working fanner is
the best and happiest man ; and his labois
lenctit himself and all the world beside."-
DISEASE OF THE STOMACEi
.-The stomach is the Most liable to,get out of
order. "Hence how important that no diseased
Mattel. 4log.its operation, which would cause
nausea, and distress by our food. It also
j Weakens the brain, destroys the memory, cre+
Ates pain and dimness, and various affictiohs
in the head. It produces great difficulty in
, breathing and swallowirm !Soiner.imes faint
ing and tits will ensue; jalso bad breath, rest
lessness and great lasi , of strength. If not
immediately attended to, the!blood will, carry
the disease through the whole system. and
death will end the work. From 2t05 of these
Pills a tiaS will keep the digestive organs in a
healthy condition, and unclog or carry! away
all impure m.:lter, and thoroughly resto:e arid
I cleanse the :Aural:eh ; at the same time the
Pills will so purify the blood, as to drive all
manner of disease from the system.
xs;ornis•
In a quantity of corrupted matter, there is
always to be found a nest of Worms.. They
cannot, neither will they stay anywherle else.
Weak stomach and bowels arcsnhject tb them,
as they have not sufficient power to digest
their ?c.o.d. Hence a large heap of matter is
lodged. and worms most be the result. a few
doses of these pills will disturb their nest, and
drive them out of the system.
It should be remembered, that an occasion
al dose when in health, especially after taking
cold, will prevent the disease from forming in
the body.
Dr. ,Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold
by all dealers in Medicines.
CROTER. Ez, lIAKEWS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
495 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
730 CHESTNUT Eq., PHILADELPHIA.
[
These Machines are now jnztly ad
mitted to be the best in use fcir Family
Sewing. =king a new, strong, and elastic
stitch, which will SOT rip, even if every
fourth stitch be cut. Circulars sent on
rlieation by letter. Agents -Wanted.. [35.
`,13 ii 4 . Alaiiirti,soltritts.
BOLD
ATTORNEY .I..I(.3OI:NSELLOR AN LAW, will
attend to thr collection of claims. debts and
rotes in the Caurts of Law of Potter and
McKean couOties.' Suit's for the recovery of
lands of notkesidents will be particularly
attentlA. to.
110! YE UUNGitY!
MITE UNI)ERSIGNED WOlll4 Gform the
14_ eitiztne of Coudersport and v.iinity that
he 11. Ls en,e.geti is the
Butchering -.l3u.smoss,
keep ou hrtid
FRESH R E F , TEA L, AND ifUTTON,
st the Lill store of J. M.JUDD A: Co:
0. C. A11Vr...",D.
Couders:-ort, June 1. IS3S.-1
Th. s . ; Sou - Pi: WORTH,
Coiosii. G. W. CROCKETT,
CH A It LES BURDETT.
THIIMAS DUNS ENGLISH, IL. D.,
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10 Patent Levet-Hunting Cas•
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20 Gold Watches, 75 00 eacb.
50 do do 60 00 each.
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3CO Ladies' Gold Watches, • 35 00 each,
200 Si:ver Hunting Cased
Watches, 30 00 each.
500 ,Silver Watches, $lO 00 to 25 00, each.
1090 Gold Goard, Vest, . •
and Fob Chains, $lO 00 to 30 00' each.
Go Lockets, pracelets,' Broochesi Ear
Drops, Breast Pins. Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons,
Rings. :41144 Studs, Watch Keys, Go!d and Sit
Ter Minable', and a 'variety .of other articles,
worth from 50 cents to SIE) each.
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50 subscribers, at $2 each. a Gold Watch,
worth $4Ol to any one sending usl 100 sub.
scribers, at $2 each, a Gold Watch, $9O. gv
erT will also receive a present,
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Proprietorb. 335 Broachvay, :Cf:w Teri
ijelo;sB-Itenkly. •
BY VIRTUE - of Sundry writs of Irendifioni
Exponax and Fieri Relax issued out of
the , Coint of Common Pleas of Potter Co., Pa.,'
and tome directed, I . shall eXpoSe to public
sale or outcry, at the Court House in the Bor
ough- of Coudersport, on Monday the 21st.day
of 1. un e, 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. M., the
following described red estate, to Wit i
Lettari Flews.
All the two undivided anesthird parts of the •
following described tracts of land, situate in
the township of Fikt, Potter conntsennd seat
of Pennsylvania. known by the name of "Pike
Mills property and the Cobb Lot." containing,
together, three thousand eight hundred
more or less, bounded and described as ful
lows, to wit: Otte tract ‘ in warrantee name of,
B. Kilbourn, onesthostsand eight hundred and
thirty-one, containing two hundred acres more
or less, bounded North by Cobb k Crandall.
. Frost by Crandall and Tioga county. South by
Ithe Ellboarn k Mill lands, and West by Cobb
—excepting,, however, the small neck of land
adjoining the county line, being North by the
Losey farm.—ALSO—The Babcock lot direct- 1
ly south of the above and west of the:Slill lot
I bounded by the Kilbourn warrnot, Wee. by
I Tubbs & Johnsons, South by Johns Ons and •
I unseated lands, and East by the Mill lot, eon
!twining seventy-six acres more or less.-ALSO
! One other tract, called the Kilbourn Mill Lot
Beginning at a stone heap, thence West one
hundred and sixty perches to a hemlock,
thence Smith one hundred and sixty-four
perches to a white walnut, thence East one
, hundred and twenty perches to a post, thence
by the western boundary-line of S. M. Losey's
forty-seven perches to a- post. thence East by
the satne forty perches to a post, thence North
• twelve perches to a poet, thence by the south
bank of the creek South eight degrees, East
!twenty‘two perches to a post, thence North
eighty degrees East eighteen perches, thence
North. eleven perches to a post, thence North
seventy-three degrees West twenty-six perches
Ito a post, thence North five degrees West six
;teen perches to a post, thence South six de
grees West by the road fourteen perches , to a
I post, thence North by S. M. Loscy's lot to
the place of beginning; containing one hun
dred and ninety-one acres, one hundred and
, fifty acres improved, on which is erected a
I sawmill. four frame dwelling houses, one
teore-houie, one barn, two sheds and other
buildings, and with some fruit trees thereon.—
ALSO—One tract beginning at a post in the
dividing line between Potter and Tioga coun
ties, thence North seven hundred and forty
five perches to a black oak, thence West three
hundred and one perches to a white pine.
I thence South three hundred and ninety-nine
perches ton wisite.pine, thence East one hun
dred and sixteen perches to a black oak thence
south two.hundred and ten perches to a post,
thence East eighty-one perches to a post,
I thence South one hundred and forty-six perch
es to a post, thence East one hundred and five
perches to the place of beginning ; containing
one thousand and eighty-eight acres and two
tenths of an acre more or less.—ALSO—Three
other tracts warranted to A. C. Crandall by
Warrants dated January the tenth, Anno Dom
ini one thousand eight hundred and thirty
. seven, containing, severally, one thousand and
fifty-nine acres and two tenths of an acre f four
as ndred and fourteel‘n acres and five-tenths of
7.. c-e, and four hundred and twenty acres ;
E-ginning at a white pine, the north-west cor
of the first-mentioned tract, thence West
.e hundred and thirty-five perches to a white
I pane, tb.2.nce South =ix hundred and eleven
I perches to a post and stones, thence East one
Ihundred and ten perches to a post and stones.
thence N , Jrth two hundred anct twelve perches
to a path-Dine knot and stones. thence East
about one hundred and fifty perches to a post
thence South three hundred and ninety perch
es to a post, thence East one hundred and
seventy perches to a hemlock, thence North
three hundred and ninety perchess to a post,
thence East one hundred and five perches to a
white pine, thence North three hundred and
ninety-nina perches to the place of beginning.
L.
—ASt.)—One other tract, bounded North and
West by 'Ands warranted to A. C. Crand.4ll,
East by lands of said Crandall and lands for
merly uwae-1 by David Kilbourn, and South ny
lands of said Isfnlhourn and part of Warrant
four thousal. 3 three hundred and seventeen,
;4.317); containing about three hundred acres
More or less.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of Chester Robinson & James
Barber. Exec.:tors of 0.13. Goodman. deceased.
and Charles C. Osgood, Guardian of Robert
F Goodman and IS 4, Goodman, Heirs at
Law of 0. 8., G,plufan, deceased.
ALSO—Certain real estate situate is Eula
lia township, Putter county, Pa., bounded
North by lands of E. Vanenwegen, East by
lands of the Bingham Estate and John Weds
worth, South by lands of the Bingham Estate,
and \Vest by lands of Morris Lent ; containing,
sixty-three acres and an allowance of six per
cent. &c., 01 which thirty acres are improved,
on which is erected one frame dwelling house,
one frame barn and one frame shop.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as'the property of Harry Lent..
• ALSO-.-Certain real estate situate in Hebron
township, Potter county, Pa., bounded ou the
North by lands of S. P. Reynolds. ou the East
by the highway, South by George Stillman,
and west by lands of F. W. Knox; containing
ten acres more or less, on wilich is erected one
trame house and one frame barn, and with an
apple orchard thereon. •
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the . property of A. R. Stillman.
ALSO—Certain real estate situate in Gene
see township, Potter county, Pa., bounded on
the North by lots Nos. 22 24, East by lot
No. 21, South by lot No. 24, and West by lot
No. 25 of the allotment of the Fox Estate in
Gene,ee
,township ; containing eighty-three
and six-tenths acres of lands, of which forty
acres are improved, on which is one house,
one frame Darn, ono gr..ilitary-house and sa
apple orchard.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of Asa Downs.
ALSO—Certain real estate situate in the
Borough of Coudersport, and being parts 01
lots Nos. 203 & 238 on Square No. 22, bound
ed as, follows ; Beginning at the north-west
corner of lands formerly occupied by L. B.
Cole, thence North 5 ° East two perches to a
post, thenco South 85° .East by the south line
of Fourth Street sixteen perches to- a post,
thence North 85° West by tue line of said
Cole's hind 16 perches to the place- of begin
ning; cmtaining thirty-two perches of land,
with one two-story dwelling house,
one frame
barn and other out-buildings, a well of water
and some fruit trees thercon.—ALSO-4n
othtr lot, situate on the North side of the Pub
lic Square. fronting the Square forty-six feet
and extending back to an alley, and on the
East by lot occupied hi D. W. Spencer, on the
South by the Public Square, and West by lot
now in possession of A E. Butterworth ; on
which there is a frame building occupied for
a store.
)3 00-and 5 -II
seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
tts the property of L. F. Maynard and W. T.
Jones.
ALSO—Certain real estate situate in Ellin
!ia township, Potter county, Pa.. bounded on
th3itiorth and East by unseattd lands, South
by land of W. Crosby and unseated lands, and
Weit by unseated lands; containing about
I,:j:if4:i Qii:N:f:l ADA
400 acres Cif land snore or less, and being lots
Nos. 26. &40 of the sub-division of the Bing
ham Estate in said township, of which about
45 acres are inrproved, with one frame house,
One frame barn, other- ont-]souses, and some
['Mt tries thereon.—ALSO- —One other piece,
or.parcel of land-sithate in the township end
countylaforesaid, bounded on the North, by
lands rzi• J. M. Ilarnilton; on the. East by un
seated land, on the South by lands of J. W.
and or. the West by unseated lands ;
cofitaitring Thirly-eight and 4-1() acres of land.
and-being lot No. 45 of the subdivision orthe
Bingham 'Lands in said township.—ALSO—
One- other piece or parcel of land bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at the north
east corner of Scriare No. twenty-one (21.) on
the plat of the village of Coudersport, Potter
county, Pa. being the north-west corner here
of, thence pa.,
by the east line of Square No.
twenty and a lot in possession of Abiathar
Roanswilfe eighteen rods to a post the south-
I west corner hereof, thence north-easterly elev
i en rods and tWo tenths to a post, thence north
westerly sixteen rode and eight tenths to the
south line of Second Street, thence westerly
by the south line of Second Street six rods to
the place of beginning: containing one him
: tired and furtyiseven square rods, all of which
is improved, vrAth some fruit trees, out-houses
and an oat-door cellar thereon.
Seized, takell in, execution, and to be sold
as the properti of Crosby W. Ell s.
ALSO-Certain real estate situate in the
Borough of Coudersport, in the county of Pot
ter, to wit: Sqtutie No. twenty, containing
one acre and six tenths of an acre, on which
is one two-story- frame house rind several fruit
trees.—..A.LSO±Lots'Nos. 126 & 127 on Square
No. 11,.0n which are two two-story frame
store-houses and one frame barn.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the propel !y of W. T. Jones and A. F. Jones.
ALSO—Certain real estate, to wit : Situate
la Allegany township, Potter county. Pa.,
bounded on the North by the lands of DeWitt
Nicholson, on the East by lands in possession
of S. Rice, on the Smith by lands of Henry
Rodgers and Charles Lee, and on the West by
lands of-Duniel Raymond ; containing ninety
ane and two tenths acres, of which ten acres
are improved, With one log - house . thereon.
Seized ; taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of Joseph F. Raymond.
ALSO—Certain real estate situate in He
bron township, Po:t: county, Pa., bounded
on the North he lands of O:cott & Matteson, on
the East, South S.; West by lands of M. Matte
son, being lot 47 of the allotment of the Bing
ham lands in Hebron township; containing
seventy-two and foUr tenths acres, ten acres
of which is improved. kith cne board house,
one frame for a barn and one log barn thereon.
Siezed. taken in execution, and to be sold
as the propertY of Phineas Goodwin. '
ALSO--,Certain real estate situate in Pike
township, Potter county, Pa.. bounded and
described as follows: On the North hy lot No.
14. on I.IIC East be lots Nos. 14, 2. & 35, on
the South be lot No. 22 and by unseated lands
of the Binchnin Estate, on the West by un
seated lands and by lots 13 and 36, being lots
Nos. 12 & 11 of the sub-division of the hinds
of the Bingham Estate in said tow...ship ; con
taining one hundred and tifty-tive a, re , -, with
about fifty acres improved, on which are erec
ted three frame houses, two 'frame hares nun
one saw-mill, and ;vitt] some fruit trees there
,.m.—AL;,4.o—Eot no 36, in the township, ronn
ty and state aforesaid, bounded on the North
and E..et by lot No. 14. on the South by lot
No. 13 ana.hy unseated lands, and on the
West by unseated lands and by lot No. 15 ;
-containing one.hundred and four acres; about
ten acres improved,
,ten acres chopped. and
with one frame house, one frame barn and a
log house erected thereon.
Seized, taken in execution, and' to be sold
as the property of Elijah Johnson.
ALSO—Certain real estate situate in Pike
towuship, Potter county, Pa:, bounded on rig•
East by the Tibga county line, on the North
by hinds of G. B. Goodman & Co.. on the West
by lands of o.'B. Goodman.'and on the South
by lands of Saltine' M. Lose', ; _containing two
hundred and twenty-five acres of land, on
which there are eighty acres improved, two
frame hauses, three frame barns, two bec
houses and other out-buildings, apple orchards
&c.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of A. T. Loney.
ALSO—Certain real est..te situate in Eula
lia township. Potter county,,Pa., bounded ou
the North by lands of N. J. 31ills and iieating
Lauds and J. 3L Tuttle, Eaqt by J. M. Tuttle,
A. Nelson and jKeating Lands. South by A.
Nelson and Keating Lands, and West by Keat
ing Lands ; containing two hundred and forty
seven acres and four tenths of an acrd, the
same being nll improved.
Seized, taken in execution, and to lits sold
as the property ; of Leonard McKee.
ALSO—Certhin real estate situate in Homer
township, Potter county, Pa.: Beginning at a
post at the north-east corner of a lot of two
hundred acres
,corweved by, John Keating Sz
Co. to J. J. St C. H. bellewyille, thence East
one hundred nod sixty rods to a lot in posses
sion of Harrison Edgecomb. thence Nurthlifty
eight rods to a past, thence West fifty-two
rods to a beec, thence North twenty rods to
the south-east corner of a lot conveyed to
Harry Lyman. thence West one hundred and
eight rods to the south-west corner of the last
mentioned lots thence South seventy-eight
rods to the place -of beginning; containing
seventy one and five tenths acres, tifteen:aeres
of which are improved, on Which is erected
one frame houSe and one frame horn.
&nixed, taken in execution; and to be sold
tie tne property] of dames Blauvelt.
ALSO—Certain real estate, to wit: Lot Nos.
16 k 26 of the ;allottikent of the lands of So
bieski Ross in- Allegany township, Potter Co.,
Pa., bounded op the North by lot No. 11 and
by lands of For: Hess, on the East by lands
of Fox 4: Ross, on the South by lands 'of Fox
& noes and by lots Nos. 27 .Sz 114 andily lands
of the Estate of S Fox, deceased, on the
West by kits Nos. S, 10, 17. 20 S li4 ; con
taining three hundred and fourteen and, 5-10
acres and allowance 01 six per cent. fur roads
of which one hundred acres are imprjoYed.
on which are erected one ftame barn, one
frame house, one frame store-house, and with
an apple orchard, thereon.
Seized, taken In execution ; and to be sold
as the property of Franklin Forsyth.
ALSO-The following described real estate,
to , wit : Situated in Ulysses and Bingham
townships, Potter county, Pa., bounded on the
North by lands of Cyrus Cornish, East by lands
of F. M, : Stevens., South b lands of Lester
Fling and H. Dent, and West by lands of
H. H. Dent ;coritaining forty-ti -e and nine
tenths
_' acres, being lot No 103, ot' which live
acres are improved and fiCe Acres chopped.
Seized. taken in execution, and to be sold
as the propertrtaf Ezekiel Montgornstry:
ALSO—The - following described real estate,
situate in Harrison township. Putter county,
Pa.: Begifiningrmt a post standing in west line
of a lot of Lind now in possession of George
Gilbert, thence Xorth lefty-seven degrees West
one hundred and twenty-eight perches to a
post, thence South two degrees West one hun
dred and forty-two perches td a post, thence
North sixty : degrees Fast one hundred and
thirty-six perches to the place of beginning:
supposed to contain fifty acres wore or less ;
six acres slashed.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold New York Advert 4. senierFt , g.
as the property of Frederick ' Holcomb. -
ALSO—:T he following described real astate;llBs,: 4 3';
situate in Hebron township, Potter: county.
Pa.: Bonaded On the North by lands bf JosephADV ' -
S. & Joseph C. Riley and by lands of the Fox . ' ERTISING !Ani 1
Estate,.East by lands of the Fox Estate, Jo- , 380 BROADWAY,-N.'t..
.
seph Stone and —,Post. South by lands cfi Inrita the qw-1171 atten!.nn clf Agr.nts--.Dsnlers
Jesse 31. Greenman,lWest by lot No. 54- and I —mid !leaders paternity to - m r . f6ac i cin A frev:
unseated lands of the Fox.. Estate, being lot and i:alttable Arkerlizernii6e:fronl...nthiy:orh
No. 52 and part. of Warrant No. 1296 ; con- City. ",-
taming one hundred and fifty and ti-16 acres
with an allowance of six per cent, for roads,
ttc.. of which fifty acres are improved, on
which is erected one frame dwelling house
and one frame barn s and with au apple or
chard thereon. •
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of James A. R. Greenman and
Charles S. Jones.
ALSO—Certain real estate situate in Whar
ton township, Potter county, Pa.. bounded on
the North by lann's of F. Cowan. East and - Crest
by lands of E. Foster, and South by Archibald
Logue; containing 64 acres, of which there is
about twelve acres improved, on which 'are
one Ing. house. one Lag shed and some fruit trees
-
Seized taken in execution. and to be.sold
as the property of John Jordan.
A. C. TAGGART, S.'‘erilr.
Couders,port, May 25, 185z,1. •
LIST OP CAUSES,
OR Trial at JUNE TERN,of the
Court of Common Pleas ot Putter Cozy
W. T. Jones, vs. Delos Dwight
Gillingham,
nee of 1 . „
N. J. Mills,
A. P. Cone
( Asa Stevens , Luke
Russell S: Haskin << Ste‘ens.. 1 al.
Poster Reynolds, " Thomas
Pike Township, " D. J. Chappell.
E. Rees &J. Lyman jr. " James Games, et al.
Ni,". T. Jones, <<( N. V. Jackson
S Eli
W. G. McClelland. Ltse " A. Woodcock.
Matthew Wilkinson, " Temple Wilkinson.
W. T. Jones & Co., " N. Woodcock.
Curtis,Erwins-Brook" S. P
E. M. Carpenter, " Richard Shay. Jr.
John Krouse, " Zacheas M.illory. d al.
Sobieski Ross, " it. W. Mltityre,
Verse! Dickinson, " C. W. Ellis.
Allegany Township, " Jo;in Lyman.
Same, " Same.
S: E. Ensworth, " Pike Township.
Alonzo Dwight ; " S. P. Reynolds.
Isaac Kalen, " Jones, Mann & Jones,
Sam! P. Westervelt," W. T. Jones,
John A. Davis. ‘• W. T. Jones:
Raskin. ow ,f Platt }
Platt. Harry Ellis.
Hoskin use of S. P. l „
Johnson, j Maynard
Radde,
RiLiam Radde,
Nathan Woodcock,
" Carl Bre , to, et at.
" Hans R.l7'llll , i'll. et a;
Crittenden kjel,iton
„ A. P. Cone & T
W. T. Jones, N is
Ellison.
Jouethan Glace, " Sylvnnus Johes.
S. G. k. W. Lansin7„" David T. I - I , li. ..
S. G. i W. Lansing, -‘ Dennit; Hall.
John E. Jonitii in Nichols.
H J. OLMSTFAJ,
Pflomosn - r. Arti s t
Cuutlersp• - trt. April 12 15.55. j
Notice ofApplication
ToucE is hereby given that an zlpplca
lion will be made to t'ie Court of Cia.•r
ter tiess.iohs to be held at CoudeNport, Mon
day, the 21,t of June next, for a Ch.trter of
incorporation
. for the )IL - rnootst EPISCOP-IL
Ciirr.CH AT OO .S
P. P. S'DJP..I", Prff,t.. . of Board of
H. H. L Sec . y. f Trustees.
OSWAYO, May 21. I.'ssS.
Auditor's Notice.
NOTICE i.s herehy triren, that the under
s;gned, an Auditor appointed by the
t'ourt of Common Pleas of the County of Pot
ter to make dii,tribution of the pro .eeris of thc
sale of real estate in the case of .E. S. Tracy
a , . S. H. Martin of February Tema. 18:.5. Nu.
3 1 , wi:lattend.to the daties of ',is up:ifiintraiit
at the iottice of the Proihonotary in a'iiinde.s
port. on Tuesday eveniwt of Court Wt-clt,Juri ,
22. 195,, at eight o'clock. P. M. Periuus iii
terestesi are requested to attc-nd.
~. 11. J. O!..MS,I"ED, Auditor.
Coudersport. May 21, 15S.
• ARRIVED
AT LAST!
B OOTS, SHOES aud
GAITERS, of the best
material and n e we s t
fashion can always he
found on hand at JOHN
G. HAUSSELT'S shop
on Main street, l'01:-
:DERSPORT, the
shop lately occupied by
A. 11. BUTTERWORTH.
•
Toose wishing work mini - tits) order.
\veil to' give him fl W, 4 tatcrs ine'astart::i on
principles, and :away: :‘-go(”I
fart. he I.; mechanic in Lis
line. Vii,'Ll'artieolur attention given to USE
WORK, - aud esperially to Lidies' at:. les.
Ail branches of the business cs.ri...fully nud
promptly attended to. '
Coudursperi, 31:ty 12. 181S.-10:43.
• COURT PROCLANATION.
..NVIIEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White
V Presie , nt Judge. and the lions. Joseph
Mann and G. G. Colvin, Associate Judges of ,
the Courts of Oyer St Tertniner anti Getieral Jai:
Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace. Or ph
ans' Court and Court of Common Pleas Or the'
County of Potter, have issued their precept,
'bearing date the twenty-second day of April, in ; Within t.mut-shell all the merits lie,
the rear of our Lord one thousand eight hun- lOf ChriStadoro's never equaled Dye; .
dre.i and tifty,eight, and to me directed, fo Fed it Makes black, to brown transforrns agree,
holding a Court of Over and Terthiner and And Itec.'ps the fibres RINVJy3 from deCay.
General Jail Delivery; Quarter Sessions of the'
This IllatellleSS revitalizing Hair Dye still
PeaCe, Orphans' court. and Court of Common
itulds ity position as the most harmless and
Pleas. in the Borough ofCoudsniport, on MON- eilicacioiis Flair Dve in the 'World. Prepared
i
D ate ,
the
w 21st dayek of June next, and to con- and s,,ll;,'lrholesuie and retail. and applied in
tie tea pririte rooms, at CHRIsT2 . IDORO S No. t.t.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Co:-! A4tor .Wiase, Broadway, and by all Drqggists
oners, Justices of the, Peace and Constables and Per 4 urocrs'in the United S - tateS..
within the county, that they. be then and GENT.— G et. there A H. KEYSER. Pittsburgh, Pa.
in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. M. of;
135-Zhno.j •
said day, with their rolls, records, inquisitions.
examinations,
examinations, and other remembrances, to do
those things which to their ()dces appertain
to be done. And those who are bound by
their recognizances to prosecute against the
prisoners that are or shall be in the jail of .said
county of Potter, are to be then and there to
Prosecute against them ac will be just,
Dated at COUDEUSPOILT. April 2,:nd, 183 S,
and the F 21.1 year of the Independence of the
United States of America.
A. C. TAGGA.P.r. Sheria.
PIANOS AND NELODEONS.
T"
, obscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Putter Co.. that I will for
ni order. Pianos and Alefodeons from the
best manufactories in the Union, and upon
reasonable terms, - All letters of inquiry will
receive prompt atteLtion.
'Address, C. b. BROWN, -
Ulysses, Putter Co., Pa.
171yeng., May 25, 1554.---45-2 t.
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