OFFICIAL RETURNS /
OF THE
arum!, 'Patin in rEttEr Count, la., 11d:12,1858.
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tam aub enmity.
List week. we were shown three ears of
ta corn, raised by Sala Stevens, Esq., of
1,1:2, which averaged 624 grains to the
o; of the finest and largest grained cern
elate yet seen. It was on exhibition
:;he Fair.
er;ppen, of West Branch, his plac-
CAr ev-z5 of excellent quality of corn
;car table. The kernels are large but
.t.earS arc of middling size—cob very
We are sure we have some at; flue
~ , ,, nr.ens of corn, raised in this county,
:13 be produced in Northern or West-
Pennsylvania. We purchased the
ad premium corn at the-Fair. It w. as
by H. F. Sizer, of Portage.
We;lela (says the McKean Democrat)
fGllowing particulars of a brutal out
.comraitted near the Second Fork of
.innemahoning, from a ;titer address
from Shipper' :
A girl 1161)7 with Dr. l3oyer,—an adopt.
.:i2Z:Lter--about 13 years of age, was
:A in a burn, in au insensible condi
:: sl;wizg trident marls of haring
l - ialated. The house of Dr. Boyer
. 4.2.20 recently burned, and himself
?fcailr were stavin ,, at the house of a.
•
ahvut a wile Irvin his old
wlxie the girl was sent to
aday, the file part of the present week,
d:ti Lot return as tkual,- which caused
unosine.is on the past of Mrs. B.
not 1,..;in , r at Louse, no search wa.s
until trenittz, when ,the :darns was
arid the nei?•libors turned out and
led all night without success. The
dq, aitrated by the barking of Dr.
:*i do g around the bun, they search
far the third time, when they found
:reted in the hay, in the condition
Kat,A. It is supposed chloroform
Rd to render her helpless. The ut
eteitealect prevails in the neighbor-
Two persons have been arrested
Id not been ezamined.
Nally Fair last week was a grand
. 11 for the Farmers and Mechanics
itdc Potter"--a brilliant and hon.
ii , play of their prudence, inteili,
atd energy. Persons who were
.t the MeKean County Fair the
'iing week inform us that the Put
nity exhibition far exceeded the
in point of quality, quantity and
people had two gala days that will
remembered by them with pleas
• we doubt not with profit. Every I
talked with said the next Fair in
county would be a much larger and
h S P/ay ; and we believe that this
'Rill owe a great share :of her fu-
Nperity to the proceedings of last
:day and Thursday.
have not yet been furnished with
or Awards, the Secretaiy not be
le to get them ready for this week's
They will probably be published
it issue, when we will have some
'tetKled remarks in regard to the
hir e net heard a word of complaint
d to the arrangements made for
ibition ; and we trust that if there
zeh feeling the person entertain
at once displace it, as it could
be expected that all the arrange
-Id, be perfectas - the first effort
',who had the matter in charge.
34 Z the Diptomas %warded - *e no.
lEEE
BE
Lice, with pleasure, one to our' friend' H.
Andresen for his celebrated and deserving
NORWEGIAN SALVE. He informs us
that lie finds it difficult to supply the de
mand fur it in this county alone.
MCKEAN CO. BANK, PA.—Bad Omen
for the Bill-Holders ! !The, investi
cation of the affairs of the McKean Coun
ty Bank, Pa . has developed the startling
fact that, besides the $75,000 regular cir
'eulation of the Bank in the hands of the
public, that other liabilities in the shape
of Certificates of Deposit, to a large
amount have been issued by the Cashier,
without the knowledge of the President
—also $60,000 of bills were ordered, with
ilithogroplied ilte-sinzile'sionc,rured of the
President. Thus the shyster Cashier and
his Co-operators are prolific in expedients
to avoid the unpleasant impediment of
the REFUSAL of the President to sign any
more bills, after he found himself in the
' hands of the Philistines.
The prospect for the bill-holders is
zrowing •beautifully leis" every day. IVe
are buying the note&at fluctuating rates,
but at the highest market prices.—liody
es' Journal of Finance..
Married:
SP.k7FORD—JOBSSO.N.—At the Baptist
Church, in Money, Pa., Oct. 14th, at 7 o'clock
r. sr.. Mr. OnLo J. &AFT°I::), of &has, Putter
CO. Pa., to N 163 HADZIETTA L. ,Joassox, Of
Money.
[The aboYe notice cast a ray of gold.shine
Through the window of the printer's grateful
heart. May the sunshine of happiriess and
plenty ever be the lot of our young friends
and their—future.]
peci4 . l VoiLus.
Teachers' Association.
The next session of this Society will
be held in the Court House at Couders
port, commencing on Monday, Nov. 15thl
1858, and continuing five days. Mei
days of the session will be devoted to'
Teacher's drills, which will be conducted!
by Teachers of known ability, .while thel
evenings owill be chiefly occupied with
listening to Orations, Essays. Critical Re
views, Discussions, &c. Messrs. S. S.
Greenman and Harlan Biid will deliver
Original Orations. Misses Caroline Haw- .
ley and Jennie M. Lyman will read-Es:
says, Rev. J. Hendrick, C. It; Allen Esq.,
'and Miss Hawley will read Critical Re
views of Brown's Weld's and Kenyon's
Grammars. Arrangements will be made
to render the expenses of those whom ay
attend from a distance as light as passible.
ail friends of Education are cordially in
cited to favor us with their presence and
I aid, and all members of the Association
are urgently requested to be present. i
W. A. MONROE, Seey.
ULYSSES, Oct. 9, 1858.
TCONSUAIPTIVES.—The advertiser h av
ing been restored to health in a few weeks.
by a very simple remedy, after baring suffer
ed several years with a severe Lung Affection,
and that dread disease, Cousumption,—is
anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers
the means of cure. To all who desire it he
will send a,,copy of the prescription used (free
of charge), with directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will find a sure
Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, 4e.
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the perscription is to benefit the afflicted, and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
it will cost them nothing, and max prove a
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
will please address
REV.EDWARD A. WILSON,
10-3mo.] Wiiliatusblarg, Long 'bleu
ENTLAZIATION OF THE EYES
Like au other inflammation, is carved by im
purity of the blood, which causes all eruptive
diseases, as Salt Rheum, Scurry, Boils, Ul
cers, dm. The blood being unhealthy, and o
An impure nature. also occasions Dropsies.
The blood becoming obstructed in the veins,
the_watery part of the blood in consequence is
thrown out from their extremities, and dropiy
is the result. Many times it is occasioned by
improper treitumat of-aome former dines*.
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and the vessels being filled by serous humors
instead of blood. Free evacuations by these
pills, open the passage. into the bladder and
carry off the corrupted humors, and renew
them with pure and healthy blood, which will
drive out of the body all inflammation, to
gether with eruptions of the skin, and all
dropsical complaints. They will be a shield
to every form of disease to guard and keep
you from the cold grasping band of death; and
cause life and strength to remain, and the
countenance to brighten with the bloom of
beauty, and health.
Dr. Norse's Indian Root Pills are sold
by all dealers in Medicines.
alltatioments.
"GE7 TEE BES 2-."
A NATIONAL STANDARD.
Webster's
QUARTO DICTIONARY.,
The elitite inati Ilipbkiagea. •
•• - 1
"All young persons shciuld have a standard
Dtcrtonatty at their elbows. And while you
are about it GET VIC BEST; that Dictionary is
NOAH WEBSTEWS—the great work, unabridged.
It you are too poor, save the amount from off
your back. to put it into your head."—Plort
nu/viral joural.
From Professor Haven, of the University o
Michigan.
Trcalled upon to sacrifice my library, volume
by volume, the book which Ishould preserve
longest, except the Bible, is the AMERICAS
DICTIONART or 21IS ENGLISII LANGUAGE, by Dr.
Webater. E. 0. HAVEN.
"Every former should give his sons two or
three square rods of 'ground, well prepared,
with the avails of which they may buy it. Ev
ery
nu.e.larnie should put a receiving box in
some conspicuous place in the tiouse to catch
the stray pennies for the like purpose. Lay it
upon your table by the side of the bible ; it
is, a better expounder than many which claim
to be expounders. It is a great labor saver ;
it has saved us time enough inone year's use
to pay for itself; and that must be deemed
good property which will clear itself once a
year. If you have any doubt about the pre
cise meaning of the word clear in the last sen
tence, look at Webster's thirteen definitions of
the v. e."—.lfuszachuvetls Life Boat.
OFFICIAL STATE:RECOGNITION.
Nearly every State Superintendent of Public
Instruction in the Union, or corresponding of
ficer, where such a one exists, has recommend
ed Wsitsysn's , Dicrtonatty in the strongest
terms. Among them are those of Maine, New
Hampshire,. Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana. /ni
twit!, Missouri, Michigan, lowa, Wisconsin,
Louisiana, California, North Carolina, Ala
bama, Minnesota, and also Canada,--TWEN
TY-THREE it all.
STATE PURCHASES.
New York has placed 10,000 copies of
Webster's Unabridged -in ai many of her
public schools.
ISCoattlo,3,3oo-nearly every school.
- New Jersey, I,soo—nearly every schl.
Michigan, 2,000, and made provision
for all her schools.
Massachusetts has supplied 3,550
schools—nearly all.
More than ten ) times as many are sold of
Webster's Dictionaries. as of any other series
in this country.
At least four-fifths of all the School-Bopks
published in this county own Webster ns
their...standard, and of the remainder few ac
knowledge any standard.
. Published by G. & C. MERRIAM; Spring
field, Mass. ,
i(DYSPEPSIA ,AND FITS.
DR. 0. PHELPS lIHOWN, - '
THE GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION,
*ll3 for years so badly afflicted by Dyspep
sia., that for a part of the time be was confined
to his bed. He was etentually cured by a
prescription furnished him by a young clair
voyant girl. This prescription, given him by
a mere child, while in a state of trance, has
cured everybody who ban taken it, never hav
ing failed once. It is equally as sure in cases
of Fl7ll as of Dversrsts. The ingredients may
be found in any drug store. .1 will send this
valuable prescription to any person on the
receipt of one stamp to ply postage. A d
dress DR. 0. PHELPS BROWN,
• No. 21 Grand at., Jam, City, N. J.
7-2 mos., inside,
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• tamping $7400 00 each.
do do do 200 00 each.
10 . do do do 100 Ou each.
10 Patent Lever I'l tinting Cas
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20 Gold Watches, 75 00 each.
50 do do CO 00 each.
100 do do 50 00 each.
300 Ladle's' Cold Watches, . 35 00 each
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1000 Gold,Guard, Vest,
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deavor to post you on all the tricks and traps
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FRONT NEW YORK,
A Large and Complete
Fall and Winter
ASSORTMENT OF
DRY • GOODS,
BOOTS 4, - SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
Hardware, Cutlery,
Grticeries, &c.,
WHIM FIB WILL SELL AT
Bargains
FOR
GOOD PAY.
Coaderepart, Sept. 14, 185 P
4' I
' .: a;t - t en,tto.ii
r.rp:F4 -.willqT4i.l
CLARK .& PHILLIPS, -
Will) hare run the Well-ImoWn
, "OLD REGICCATOR - ,”
at VS'ellsvnle, fort-hell:Mt tine years; have ramie
a general fitting up outside and in, and hare
filled : W.l2p to OVernOWll2g with .
GROOER_ lES &PROVISIONS,
BOOTS & SHOES•agenearal*arietro
. • Hard - i;va g re & Cutlerv.
comprising nll things Ineeessary -for Families,
Mills, Nef•henics, Farmers, tc..; and we are
hound mot only to Regulate,' but. to beat the
crowd in the '
LOWEST. PRICES,
Allay
BEST QUALITIES,
in this town . and Olean. One of the PM! har
ing had OVER 20 YEARS'. EXPERIENCE in
Merehandiging,—and with abundant pecunia.
ry facilities, we know we can
BACK UP
our statements, and everybody is invited to
test the truth of the same. •
We furnish Merchants and Pedlars CHOICE
SUPERFINE FLOUR at $4 83 bbl.;
SALT at
$1,75 . ; Fine YOUNG-IIYSON TEA3I cts.
lb.; Choice"WIIITE FISH and TROUT 54;50
13 bbl.; REST NAILS $4,2514 keg,—other
things in proportion. We •can do sou good,
and expect to receive pay tor our - labor and
investment by selling large amonts, in the
wholesale way, to Merchants, Motels, Pedlars
&c. We are aware that every Picaninni shop
tells the same yarn, and advertise ten limes
mote than they have or can do ; but eotue and
see ur, and you will say, •
NO LIE TO THIS!
E. P.. CLARK—one of the firm—has
built a
•
Itanikink Office
adjoining the store, and is prepared to furnish
DRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE
for this country, England, Ireland and Scot
land, make Collections & Remittances, bay all
voligv
at its value, furnish Gold and Silccr,.&c., and
other thiogslFroaing out of the bilsiriess.
LOCATION—Foot of PLANK-ROAD ST.,
on the Rail-Road Track.
CLARK & PHILLIPS.
Well+tcillei July 7, 1858.-10:51--tf. - •
rerun:rivalled opportunities ati'd advantages of
pathological research—aided not a little by a
perfect system of lfedical lititqation—hasren
i abled me to arrive at a decisive, direct, :and
I successful course of treatment forlhe positive
and radical core of dil diseases of the Throat,
7 -- • Lunge, and Air-Awage.e. Dy Inhalation, :the
TO EVERY FEMALE IN VIE UNITED! vapor end cerative properties of medieinekare
STATES. 1-directly addressed to the di±'eaSetl brgens . and
1 '
MRS. MONTAGUE'S FEMALE CORDIAL, the inteettments. Ido not advise the use of
;Medieallthalation of anyltiud, to the excln-.
FOR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL I sion of general 4-egiment; and although I:con-
DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN. sider it a useful adjuvant in the . proper man-
Mrs. Mosranus, for 'many years afflictedlagement of those fearful and often ftital dip=
with most of the diseases that are common to ; eases, yet I deem it very necessary that, each
feruales, spending a large fortune in ten years! patient should Nava the benefit of both gOtero:
in trying the 'different means of treatment fur I and local treatment. The success drily freott
her relief. to no avail, was prevailed upou:bylment in :he above diseases, murthe liighehar
many of ,herfriendi to visit Cuba, December teeter of the Institntion over which
.1' have so
'4B, for the Puepose of regtining her •formerl long had the honor to preside, are' t'on well
health. While there, she obtained a prescrip- i known to need tany eulogy or comment! from
tion from a Spanish Physician...a. •• 1 me. At. the solicitation of many private-end
"Whose silver locks .. I professional friends, through whose - pliiihrea
Were 'pnding to the grave." j thropic aid the above charity has berth lOng
With which,' through the mercy of God, she-1 and liberally supported, and after doe consid
was restoredito her youthful health. I eration, I bare concluded to Make such .ar-
After her eelurn she made known to hun-lrangemeuts as will bring .the benefits, of my
deeds of her female sufferers the &Teets of thelexperienee and treatment within the reach_ of
remedy with leonally as great. success. . j all. and not confinle myself as 'heretofore,'„ to
This extraordinary medicine is offered to the: those only who entered the lefirmary, or who
public for the relief and cure of all the painful were able to visit me at my office. ' Hoping
and dangerous diseases peculiar to women,' therofore that the arrangement Will give entire
and that the female constitution is subjc.ct . to.t sati,lietetion - , both to me professional bretheen
To those seiffering from "Prolapsus Uteri," I .iutl the public, I teoull reTectfully- annonnee
Lueorrboea, Antimorrhoea, Menorrhagia, Dys-lie conclusion, that T can now be:cog:wit:4 per
menorrhoca-Cillorosis, a speedy cure can bel :onalig or by /Wet-, on ail diseases os -abdve,
obtained. I and that the medicines, the sane as lima; in
- : TO those suffering from Falling of the Womb i the Institution. preys red to sni . toertch judicial
or Uterine Weakness of any kind, the Feinale i uel Case. Inhaling Vapure, -ITeeicd.linhalcrs t 4e.,
Cordial is esp'ecially recommended. It is war- j Sc., will he forwarded by expreSs to any part
ranted to curie this painful disease if perse-1 of te United States or the Cane!dits. Toot--
vered in. I IMy terms of treatment by letter are as ftilloWs,
1 .
In all spinal affections, pain in the region I viz.: £la per month fur each patient,. which:
of the Pellsl, Lowness of Spirits, Hysteria i will include medicine sullieient tor one month's
Sick-headticlie, and all those diseases arising ! n-e ; also. Inhaling Vapor ' rind an Inhaling
from the peculiar formation of women, thelApparatee. Payment is follows: Sii .to be
Cordial will be found o: an immense value. . paid to Exprexs Agent on receipt of the We:
This medicine moderates all excess, and re- of Medicine, and the b-dance SO to be paid at
moves all obstruction ; it invigorates. the de- the- expiration of the month, ii. the patieckbe
biliated constitution for the duties of life, and I cured or is entirely satisfied with the treat
when taken in middle age proves a blessing. I nient. Patients, by giving a lull history • of
Modesty forbids us, in a public advertise- - their case, and their symptoms in full, can 13a
merit, to make full the details; but the wrap-1 treated as well by letter asiby personal ex.nte e
per around each letter . will fully explain everylination. Patients availieg themselves of Dr.
Case. - IJareett's treatment may rely upon immediate
Merchants, females, or others, by sec ding ni
three cent stamp, can have any ii.forrnation
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Agents wanted in every village in the nil- I
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