Roliticat.
• • • / 4 :ym the Jleford (Del.) Nr.tru.
Nee* S:i*very,
pr paiti our readers may find
• #07t40 . quijer * the above head : taken
true; His 1 4 /le/aware State I?'..e . portr."
his is a spehiumn Of pro-slavery logic is
tirttaps ss good as most articles written
ua the v"eir weak side oft': yery imp:a:ant
`impits, • it abdundi in mtirepresentattou
and evidently comes frog a mail or boy
`yin/ either does not know of what"
writes or purposels'll3istakw well known
acts. -
His CiAt position is that we must not
fyt.pittlitp With the oppressed for fear
our bututiuity would lead us to qo some
fihing`fliF their relief! A very necessary
argument tof the oppressor. lie. must
fPhardca ltiti isp4rt anti stiffen in ,r neck"
.before be begins to contemplate the sub
'eet of nevi,' slavery or he Way ba induc
'Ll to deal justly.
His next point is that. because Rome of
i thu 44contmentai nations of Europe," wno
pre even more enlightened than the white
people of this ecitintry, cannot guvcru
themselves or sustain a Republican folio
of governniebt, therefore negroes eanuct
govern theateelvps and require masters
It would have as logieally followed his
15rcolises, that therefore Americaus can
'not govern theinselves and requite
ters, as that negroes cannot S:c.; because
be says that these 'Europeans are more
jutelligent thtt we are, or than rho nc
grues are; therefore ..14. Fine argument
f• it not r
His reference to the failura of free-la
por in the West India isla4ds since the
emancipation of the 'negroes shows that
e is noeidalt familiar with' the facts of
the case. This report has been diiiient
)y circulated by pro-slavery men and tut
while it gamed credence, but receut
facts that hive been brought to &Alit s4'
it to be'an outrageous aril
dor got up by pro-shivery men for their
,
own interests:
His abuse of Washington, Adams,
`,Jefferson anti too tintoticrs
shin Republic because they were i4vors..
Republic
of Siavery requires no
put.ce at our bawls. The atrocity of the
abuse is of itself sufficient.
The comparison between the negroesl
pf New Castle and Sossox is eotiieiy
aginary, for every one knows that the fret!
te,groea - of the urvr Ouoties arc :ooze,
tuoral intelligent and better situated than
are those iu hisser. One fact.
AtieS not care about facts we presume,
but prefeis to draw upon his iaiaing,inia-!
tdon) will settle this questioa and that is
he records of the court. Ask tae At
-!
oorney General and he will tell you that
more negroes are arraigned fur crime in
'Sussex than in either, and perhaps, both
*IA the other counties.
His other poitit, that where one race is
inferior to the other, the inferior race
'should be slaves, is so extremely silly, and
jzas been so.tnauy times refuted, that it
really seems unnecessary to notice it.—
But as he seems to be sincere iu his ef
forts we will just fill out our sheet in re
ply.: If a superior rasa should makt
slaves of an inferior, why should not a
superior man make a slave of au inferior
Mau? There are many black men sap,
for in intellect and
the
to
Claude;" does he wish the argument car
ried out aed the superior black than to
poke him a slave
But this kind of argument really has
pothing to do with the question of the
Abolition of Slavery in Deleware. We
pdvocato it not :at all on humanitarian
grounds, but simply on the ground of ia
. forest ; the interest of the whites. We
see that the free States are far outstrip
ping its in all kinds of improvement„ and
we know that it must continue to be so
r bale we depend upon the labor of the
poor oppressed slave for our development
find improvement. Therefore we argue
favor of free white men coming among
is in greater numbers and developing
the resources of 'our State. We drum;
that intelligent, energetic white labor ;vill
more for our welfare in ten years than
we can accomplish in a hundred by slave
labor; and in addition to this, free labor
will, according to natural law, drive the
thriftless free negro to seek employment
where there is loss energetic competition,
compel them to thrift or force thew to
'save WI or starve. "-
Look at this thing in a true light and
no man who loves Delaware can oppose
the abolition of slavery in her borders.
Thoughtless old women and children may
be prejudiced against such a step. but all
Feasonabte, patriotic men must be, and
are in favor of it. Look over the record
and ace how many of our beat and most
Intelligent citizens have years ago given
heir votes - aud influence to suclia mess
pre.
Now and Then.
From Nite's Register, of September Bth,
1821, published in Baltimore, in a slave
State, we extract the folloviing article,
it)opied by that paper from that old Demo
.
eratic print, the Bichmond Enquirer,
Are such eentiments Democratic now ?
They are true, nevertheless :
" ErrEcr§ or SLAVERY: --It is a fact,
Which'eaunot be denied or cont.rovelteci.
that there is something in the present pol
icy of Virginia decidcd!y unilivnre.bl e , to
Ler rpecdy atiattceruent in those poiltica;
Anti :eternal improvement which have ci
t./toed 5..5.ne of the Northern Stater, to
We:11 ..v!,o, but. I ,
fgv , yr Ars nt,v, vrerc oar is:fa:Gib in r- o h,
proeftls, Ni,parent prosperity. A uld if
049 ivtter# o t -b-k4A-st ~ ,otiritte to operate dor.
woo ( ' osiciii K pitrir,4 (as they is fal
probability will. titils.; we are roused front
Our lerhargy.l the 'iiitete-ut Uhi.:, one uf
they oun , rest in the 0 - nion, and hme.tid out
'of the wild fragm dits of V .'ibis, bids 1
fair'to 1,.. - 91 lu apulatiou- the_ Anciem I
bominien its.elf. -: ',Via,: 6v:se facts s I ari u;: - ..
us in "the tries:, it 'b-^eoules tire' duty-oil
'every friend to pat ti and reflect; whether 1
there is still any jus,teatise for the fea.ida
tion of that 431 . e prid'e which s . ye bi l ve
hitherto eberiSlied if not to cadeavor to
'Point out sbuitoftbb causes of ibis returdz;-,
mu of the generitilp.:ospecity,
•7 There e . :iii be ti) doubt t.iat S/averll,
that inert irt,si; of Out population, is one
1 " J
grt - a!,cuuse ofiLll o4r tuisfortuneS ; for that
is the dead Wligl4ti whieli mars ,all enter
: prise 4Ild;clogl 4 1 1 the wheels of our 'Ada
. lea! utaehineL ; NO' man who..has given the
r I subject Pr Pu e y J . l l Lration
'will deny
that
if Virgftlia could by
.any means ex
change the whole itualber of her blacks
fur only one- : half the number of white's,
1-she would Ebel) be rea,ly to take ii Lair
!start in that race of active improvements,
1 now runnin:,;by Most of the iree, States.
I But, eneiniiilered as she is 11,:;;i black pop :
1 ulution, with a prospLct of that, iaetilul
1 branee irlereasing to a efinsiderahle deL2,tee,
3 1 ae 'lncin?icieca.4on to watch Ch au
to ihipruive wider the tires.
Ent system., ; - :
" Slallery; even in its mildest form, is
still a kind' ;of civil watnire, where the
servant Iperfunns but half the crdlndry
wk,rk ufilreCnitni,and pifter aft they can
with saiprj . he,itics. It L; useless to ex
pect 1.1.1 re ticniesty without pure tuomiLy;
and deity that the whole Inter.
course l'eOsbel in e* asters and s'av consists
in a delhatid for gain and passive ob,di
elice onl the one't,aud, and authority on
the other? The sooner, tlicret - ory, tve
nialte te:bccitit4inz of 4n tutenipt to re
iieve oursilVeg of this grievance, the soon
er we sitall.dseovcr our true and rely on
onr ow ii,.yesc urecs ; and the nee ions, ard b,
prep:in-id advatie,: tCath c‘,:ithience and
tai,hFfit ', lii the; edivh,ble contest ut ie:-
prveident!..h We have too hug do..e
notiiin:: niore than taiic and tom , at the
existeneu' of acknowled , 4,ll evil, founded
on a disregard principles ‘ct(i ‘n,
itio.; unit the world now e&pects and de.
mends sonic evitichee of sincerity, and
I )ngs to See the c. n iiii.Ucclueut of so:u
systt
_n tlikat uuty pro-ti-,- , 1 eventually to
..,..r:Alieate this si.a;ll fru'a wax uatiumil
•..!Lit t:11(:{1:i."
RYti iyoliaan too often reasons from
her ittrart—hence two-thi-eJs tier this
taliesjaitti he: trou'ule:o. Am in of
0ft,.11 re.iswis few', his liew•t_
also, tw of his troubies awa
Lictwecii
and 4ehius there is a sympathetic affini
ty; etch has some iittu,t lye cumpreben
.ion f the secrets of the ctler, and the
wore fewinine V. 1.: woman. tl , e wore e&-
tiititl i te the reuius, the wore
iuteiligenee between the two. Boil tote
w.. 11 that t iia tacit uni3ersqltinitily, hr.:eel - nes
obsetiecl, if human hive across its
relations. Bhakspeare al:ght
the }nest intri:ate riddles in
wottiin wai:, tile tto iintipeet aright
the art that iilatent in SLa:;,-..peare.
ditriAiine 'radii/ way awl Sfiakspeare int
tierStand each other .I—Luse,
Women love to think thcinselva
uneowprehended—n er are they often with
outlreason iu that foible; for clan, howso„
ever sagaeion , ;, rarely does entirely com
prehend woman, howsoever stn,ple. And
to This her bos has the over
ouri=. Our hearts.are bare to their eyes,
even thot:gh they can never know what
hate been our live?.—Bulwer,
t'la• It is an actual fact that a man
who attempted to hug a beautiful young
woinan, named Miss Lemon, has sued her
foil striking him in the eye. He is alto
gullher unreasonable. Why should he
:-queeze a Lemon unless be wants L
punch
.L. &M. H. D
i1Ay.,,,,
From ITevr York.,
A COMPLETE
Fall and Winter
it SS OR .7'..W11".1,7 01'
DRY GOODS,
roofs & • S..(:)ES, Tl:ors 'CA I'S,
CUTIMRY, GR.OOF4II:f CS,
'Crockery & Glassware.
Also, a good stock of MISCELLANEOUS and
Neltoot
sTATIoN`Eity, &C.,
All of which that' ivilT sell AS LOW AS CAN
BB EOUGFIT ELSEWHERE IN
TULE COUNTY,
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS
MOM
INEXCHANG2 . 4 FOR GOODS,
tor which the HIGHEST PRICE will be paid
They can be fohnd at all times, (saturday
and Sunday excepted.) at the Store formerly
Occupied by D. BAKEIt,
111 LraovELLg,
renly to wait upla Ca-totnera.
N. B.—We have c05.;:i... - ,lbe conciliion that
"111:.kD'I. PAY"
is better f all and we sc.a.l:, then
tore blisintat Oo this
IL L. -& Si. H. DANIELS.
Myeseg, Nov, 4
-42.11 t 4, 0 trt
'II EVrf 11.0 1 4 IL, 1,
CL
t el:s ;Ric % for he hlst. t.c.i y I t ar,inmie
a . geßer-4 4t442,- up ouu,ith: ant; in, and hLvp
flPed it up t 9 over:lowirig wit!i
0 . 11.00Ef3g.:2 & PROVISIONS,
'3 0 0 T S & SLI OES,a gtneairal varivty
nardwa re 4; Cutlery,
zomptisin g all tbingi necesary for Fmoillcs
t'::riners, 4e.; and we are
1,04nd not only to fteg4ate, bat to neat the
roved is the
LOWEST !'RICES,
IM3
BEST QUALITIES,
in thin town and Olean. One of the firm hlr
ing had OVER 9 YE.II EXPERIENCE i:.
Merchnudiz;mg.—ond with abundant pecunia
ry faciliC.cs, know we can
BACK LP
nir at itements, nd eVerybody is invited
te,:t the tr.c.a
We ft:. r.;s11:1-r....1 , ,,uns .Ind PAlirs €71101 C!
:•LTEIVISF; FLOCI! ut - r 1 hla, ; ,ALT ht
; ue Y: TE d 7 cL.4.
;hoicat \VW 1 .. E I , lqt TROUT
' L . ; NAIL-; $4,25
I.J ‘Ve . C.lll 11,., you gowi.
Ind s: v.. , 1; h r , ! , ...,1% 1,.1 for ()lir atilot
i•lx..=tal . :.ld by e-ellif.g 1.11 - gQ :unnuts, in th
7vay, :o A:ore:l:tuts, Pf-4:or
.o.c. We :tie }..w.ire that ovary t' .I.ui
tells !ii:• saNte yarn, owl a,;%-ort._,, tar _i:
nipre than the h:tvo e..:g :i.;4 ; ~ ..);11 r.l tu
.;,:c L. and run will S.Ly,
NO 11.4' TO 1111:1_:!
-E. E". CL.llo.ll—onc 4f tho
!milt a
Banking Off i ce
d} ininh the store, End is prep red to foruish
DRAFTS ANO BILLS OF EXCHANGE
for this couritrv. otid Scot
ia:Att. make Cofierth,ns .k RetrOttaut:t s. 6:12,
Ti 8 1: if I ic :CA
it; furii:si: Gold aal Silver,
‘%ing out c.f ate
LUCA . : 10N—F , ...t of PI,A:iK RUALI
taithe
ji PHILLIPS
liville, July 7, 1658.-10:51—d.
I.,'jecti - ne. , nt Nut C'E3.
V. Ke.,ting. No. iIT tivt,t. Tartu
Ad.o1;)11 E. Rorie,
ond I 1.1 tiro Court of '7..m -
James M. Wilcox, rm,ti Hens of PotL•r
/.$. Coboty.
Foles alld Seth ACIION 61 , EJT:erNIET
Bar ktht, J for it C.o. 4/t . L:.rd in
tni , tt, township, Potter county, P:..,
rorty nercs. and huntrled and :I , ...utribvd
1 . 01.0t , 3 : at the nortl..-Wit:t f:Orlle •
l It SlltVey , it to 0. Knoxitoa. being a p:ISI
in CI? hoe of ',ot contr let •ti
.hel,ce tiortn 1.3, - I;.te 8 ; cor
th2nc , .2. , ED. zz. S.; r , c 1,2 to to - •r•ii znria‘T
* OA Slii • Ve.!• 4to Ff. Le-t. tho u , ;_=. o .lth by -•• •
1 , •; NO tLenco WLY. t, 1 - . 0.s to Ow p!
of. beg;aoioc; ~'3,
Awl now, to 60p1,..inher 23,1,
motion of .1 - !ar. S A'tu: ni v.
rob: ov 1) , ..,1e10i , 0i, to pppolr
tuird dAyor pr . ...! Term, or hol ;Nom: -
•
; rule to he pubi ,, be.l :Lee
it:4. the Glurt,
H.. 1. 01,:tt.i.rED, Proth)
Coudersport, Nor. 10, 1853.
Divorce Notiee
B. IL. aland, so. 50, Jl/111: Term. 13 C.
Ltast. Dtrottm..
Cat!: er'e Hewitt n.r. J
been issued this em,k ,
and r , turro.al said t:',lthcri , m How.
Respondent, is hereby notined and re•
gair.l to be and appear in our Court of Coin-.
mon Plt'as at the next Terra of , aid Court_ a'
Coudersport, in the county of Potter, to an
swer the Libellant's (.01111d:tint.
A. C. TAGGART, Skeriff,
Coqdersport, Nov. 9. 1858.
P. A. STEBBINS
DM
Jilvt Received,
PROM NEW YO K,,
A Lay Ere rimcl. Complete
Fail and iVititer
ASSORTMENT OF
NID3;_ •
BOOTS & SHOES, HAT§' 4 U '5,
ardwzie, Cutlicry 3
Groceries, et; • • 4c.,
4.
,e)
IVIIKIII III?, WILL SELL AT
ie, .1 41,
E.:l
ci-.7
1212
GOOD PAY.
Coudtrspert, Sept. 14. 1858
Divorce Notice.
Charlotte Watkins. 1 No. st, J.:ne Term,
by bee next fro.ad. Day- ' 1858
ton Ilollenheck, Dtvoace.
George P, Watkins. Whereas a Sab
pcena and alias Subpoena' have been issuuti
this case, awl :minted tire said Georgt
t'. Watkins, Respondent, is h rebv noti 4 .eci
and required to be end appear in oar Cow ,
of Common Pleas, at the next 'ruin of said
Court. at Coudersport, in the coanty of
to answer - the Libadiant's complaint.
A. C. TAGGART, Sheiifi
Couderspert. Nov. 0 1858.
v ou Seen Them. i)
surioth "THE
ant! tint 1.-_—.ntir Ar: Jour.
urit, which are inin,Fl . l , 6 to e
car. 17.04 v. ci
GLASSSIiitE'S liCal.;ll,, and ai
OFFICE, fora. short only- Sea adver
tiaemeat elaewi/eiptiPaded.—Nev Feature&
~~~
~,,....
WNo 1
-----,
. 41 kf i - 11- •
/ 1114'
MO
.
- -CAITr.PION :.,
•
Mercbantsiiiiid Trader* will be or. their_gTard and tint
be hmr.need upon boa Counterteit of Mono it Indian Moot
Pill*. !ivied A. B. Ileum All genuine Indian It.tit l'Jli
hale the nun" ;ma el/mature 04: J. Mille it Co.. .on
PA& b 9- , .
.
AnaVe we present you witli a t.::;.eness
DR. Mt)lV4E—the inventor of .7.110R30S IN
DIAN ROOT PILLS. This philanthropist has
spent-the greater pirt of his life in traVeling,
having rtnted Ar•dit, and Africa ; as
sell as North Auleric,,,,,lpta spent three ye: ri
ainono the Indians iif our Western ceur,try—
A was in this way- that4ha Indian Root Pill
were - first divot-in-6d, pr. Mur ,, : was the firs:
'min to eQtahlisli th fact that all dlseast:i aria
rrom IMPURITY OF THE trolki.f.)=-that our
renzth. health and life depended upon this
tat
Whilt th , 4 carious onsFage3 beecant! clogged.
Ind do not act iu perfect hartnr,ity with the
S4E:re fahcli,ms. of the hotly, theldtkal lose
is a:1.1,0t b..eonit . s thick, corrupted and
thus can-sihg nil rills. sit 1 tress
, t7e ,, is of every rytnie ; our strepolt is ex
,nusted, our iterdth tco 9ra-deprivet; of, and if
n••,t azsi,tt,d ;nthro wing uir the stag
nant humors, tile b1,,0d will bye.:):ne choked
Ind cerise Het, ai d ttulz , eat life will
t , ,rever be blown out.. flow iwport nt then
t' , :it •re sl•olthl I A - .'(.1 , :he pt sages of
r 1 'Jody tee and ten. Au.! w pica -ant
I :Ne hay, ,t ;t1 out pow to put a
v,,,tr rear!:,
n llont to plants
uui
r, v; .4 ,ot.u•l the ...uttatairt
,,o; 'lt g..r : i. Itlth and
i• - • , .•. :
the
.in.- (.tarts
If 'C) ud p!AL.I
an 11.41 p 90,3 ue.-
clo;:s 1.1•3 tiths.
sfi9tUing lIIS IhrUW
-1;:g fur ~iocr I.,,tri Ch
inns; • . 71/‘ a Is a
f:• sud dtit:oll.! .“7•Ng113
C.lt, t >/
1 .ii! u. 1 . 1.9,1 the
ernicii th's thruwi, by the
"iiroily (if is ~gc, to fi could
i iroft uny isuy.
fin,t Ft CCU re.ll i
I I t'3 rills winie eng:tg-01
rov:ng the , tru -1 ;0!es
11,111art': .1 1./Y the otli-r
If p ring o.ureyed of in
lh, b
..ni the t that Dr. ltrir!e's
P•.l- enter The Etoiva.2ll,
b•tt wltli the lila:A. for 1 1 .. - J-3-
10 v p t t...;, - rue. ea!
to l .`1,::11:1` the Sr , ti - '0.4 :LH iL , I . rt . y. 411.1
'h2 life o.tho is the 00
perf.slly if•a;t:.y 01.en:ly all
e 1 neFs and pin the
fir mien n-tria..it rein Ca. i-urly kie-.!oule;
s., pn-e
The reason wltv people ars:so dliamiii.sen
-.thou anti, why so in illy die, is h.enust
th.:l aet. a media -ie wh'..-h will pas
tai• ilrt. 4 , •ni Lich w n tits
hat- p, ~ s ;- z os fir the I. 6Se to hi- ..11-,t
1•7,43 .t:itt Uther Illat
t••:A t gtC)^.•.'ell •tud
l'ttr IL! ;,‘ vv. - 1 , e4 :Sill the"
n ; t•N n.lll , renn,n
atioo, ix . I g ith ;he itwu;i,wLtcf
0; r threiv, , ,h every vein
grttfc, slt, .hen fru o lh' lams
zher•stlYtH upon tory, !.y rezwrint!
,1,,,11 tar . t; 1) 1 .1.1);11; , /!, ti]
'• Y.. : ools who 1.1t1.1 , , Iptt.n
•Ack dor i.,r ert.t.tl w'th siu tie is. vain 'and
an,m onit salt.tite :et ble ft:tints hove beet,
tit treited by the harning e!eineots of nue:ing
and het bron „rig. as it were.
within IL step the silent to 11 , M stand
re-idy to testa) to it th.:3 tt.totthl have b to
w:!11 the ilea i. h...t it I ttt bet n fur
grettt aati woutler!'ol nitttheine. I.lorge's
Indian Ibtttl t'il!s. After cti.e or two dares hitd
been taken, Avert. astrritslittd. anti
sib-pc;setl, iu witutts,'or untie charming
etlitt..7ts. Not only (h. tlitty hive immediate sass
strene;th, and fitke away 01! sitiltness,
pain aWI nglliS they at once go to
work et the foundation of the disease.
%%Ilk!' is the L'o .d. Theretore, it will be
-hot: n, those•wbo use these Pills.
that they will so cleanse and purify, that
eh e rny—will take its flight,
qud the flush of youdt'and beauty will again
return. and the prospect of a :on. and happy
will eh" and brighten your d,y, - ;.
Sold 11v SMITH & JONES. Conder,port ; nlso
by ail Medieiue !testers in the county. A. J.
WHITE & No. 50 Leonard St., Nett- York,
Proprieto - ,; WM. MI:Dt:E & CO.. iproprietors
of Hr. A. Trask . M qttetic O'ntment,) Earl.
:11,iison Co., N. Y., General Agents.
10:46-1.y.
NEW GOO )
Eciv lOces and neatly Pay,
AT SPAWN CENTER.
7 IHM. SCI3CI - iiP,!•ilitS are offering for sale
an carrel) new stilek, ASS:SC:IIg. of
HARDWARE,
GLA*36 WARE, 1300 . Pb .
'll it - , CArS,
13':;:•.1 ASj !PAPAr.iOLS,
I:%ADY
MAIL: (.';. YANKEE
&c.
It o.ur stlacti , .ns tir ' , caws of all have been
re - n Tim Uttitleinim ciari find in our
iatoe',. of Ready }tide Cllttyng an elegant
risbi-:•%anie 1.04, or a snhstactial Business
su:t, -tad we have Liats & Caps and 13,,mts oc
Shoes to match,
The Ladies inn find Fashion!thle ponnew
iy trimmed, or bonnet.: and trimming;
a g•-•;:a o,sortment of Drs i.u , do, 4nd. trim
nin,gr• ; Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery and- Gaiters...„
An 1, last but trr•t least, corded ancl skeleton
Ri-ttans, Skirt-Wh4leboni.; and
Brass Skirt-Hoops i bc-autlfal Jet Necklaces
Braceieti., Corals, Fain, and ton many
other things to euumerate,--,all of which we
are iclllog low for Cash. Lumber, or any kind
of Produce. FLOUR, MEAL, FISH &C., con
st:tntly on hand.
W. B. ti J. 11. GRAVES.
Sharon Center, Pottei• Co., Pa., June 5,
SUBSCRIBE.
Fait Ilir. ~ potTER J-QuENAL."
AT V kl, it ,T 1-S.E
IN THE POTTER JOURNAL.
.
: Lv.tie Qs Ea La.7 . E:v.ri'g .t. : 7riror •
: . lilt OAS'IU . SX:STEM...A.DOPTED.
Drees r eat lv R6t.th c ea,
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AGENT MR' THE DEST BOSION . ~t' N. F.
. i . Aixi:•;tri.;titty.4.ls.. '
i,, •L jari ,,i,, , t , iser_ortm nt of Pir.noq. Melo
.
ILdeons, olusi,cal instruments. and Musical
Ilercl 4 .l antlise of all kinds, in the nitiedlillates.
Pianos frown Ten different MonufActOries, com
prising those of every variety, of
. .style, from
:tee plain, neot, and sAlistantial GA octaves, to
'%Valont ot Rosewood Cases, froM Sl 5v to $2.00,
to those of the most. cleg,ont finish np to Pne
Thousand Dollars. No house in the Union
'.O compete with_ the above in the number.
vorkty and celebrity of its instruments, our
in. the Extremely low prices at which they are
sold.' -
HORACE'WATERS' MODERN IMPROVED
PIANOS, with or without Iron Frlimes, poi
sessing in their improvements of iOyer-strings
and action, a length of scale and compass of
tone ;equal to the Grand Piano; 'tufted , :with
,he bernty and durability of structure of the
*indre Piano. They are justly prononneed by
the press end by the first Musical Master,., to
be equal to those of any other manufacturer
They are built of the hest and Mosl thorOugh
ly seasoned material. noel guaranteed rcistand
the action of every climate. Each Instrument
ontranieed to give catilbetion, or purChase
model,. refunded. '
-.ID &A CE \V ATF.R.S' "i'IIi!",ODEONS.i.-Su•
I perlcr instruments in touch and durability of
1 make. (Tuned the equal temperaineut.) Me
,; ule, us of all other styles mni makes. Price
1.i345. SGO, 6'75. z:100, $125, $l4O-d0n.1314.
Itecdsmnd two banits of Key5,t..:.'2.00-4ess
Il.lieral Jliscott , .t. Llergymeu,
• and. Churchc.,:.
:Ili e'ara ditzonut. '
MAEITIS''S (.4:lT ( ‘ ES. ' .
BItOWN'S CARPS,
ELUTE:3. 1
FLUTIN.AS,
ACCORDEONS;
VIOLINS,
cud Yosical Instruments of all bind.;. at lower
p rieet :ban ever - bAore Mimed to: the public
.A. large - discount to Teachers and Schools.
....he :role supplied on ths no St liberal terms.
SECOND-HAND. PIANOS, at great bar
oaine, Constantly itt store,--price froM t,',-.L:U to
40.
.:ti:CSIC.-.. 0 0e of the largest, a nal best se
leced; catalogues of Music now published.
cc toprd•ing tu..ny tit the choice and Mo3t pop
ular alti s of the day, and will he 61.111 i, at One-
I ilil dWt fll/lr i the replir piiees. I
gush: sent by mall ta all parts of t coun
try, I , o st ini.:d. Particular and persona wen
t:on ', i t'd 1,, till orders received icy limp. Sat
: r...;•!1I,1 211:11... 10 Cell in every i:,stanro,. lianos
~Jt :tf..lodeons for runa and rent alilaai d OT
1. 'Vial itSe. , Pianos and :ki•dotholit: fc, srle en
nionddy payni.:n:s. 6-couch:lend Panos ta
t
I.en in exchaugc for a...v. (.;( rc•rai and relict
Catalogues and SoaccMh' of prices fOrwatded
to all parts of the eoun,ry by mail.
• f t o-.Great indueem. tits offe-rcd to i NGENT:-
in alt parts of the cou.ary, to sell the it,, me ,
. \Voters' Pianos; Molodeens, and Cut4ogue t••
Music. 1 8:41;
11.0\V AR!) ASSOCIA'hON,
A Art, - nero.!ent inft:tu ?wet, establitiad Lv sperioi
endoirmen: for the riiief of the tick and dia.
:,-eased; aST:ered weft, Virulent find
Eptcti ran , et.0.a. , e8.
Fp° all' op; sor,s nd e eel vr'.fa Seaull Disens-
Ai. ea, s•iett SEMI
N.A.E 12.4 i Of ENCL. I GONOII
- thel Vice 01
t..SAN or .7...11,F dc.
lOWA la) Ai...;:ioelATION, in view o ,
the awful di,stru..!tion imman cause,:
by Se.x..tal tli:;e.ts• 8, and t . e dee:7,ll , l(ms
ni.un tho Ittifortur.ate viealak of su: i.
0.1.4e.r.eez br Q sc r,rui
. year,t a , t) Chi CStet
:r C',•n a•', r : i.r .o:t,as 3.
w Tr me. to op - on, a Di7 , pet.
, ary :or Lae irentmelit c/f MS class
all their f , rrus, and to gllfd MEDWAL AD
VICE. GRATIZ:), to who apply Iby letter
with a des.ripth a t.f their co,dition, (age,
oceupatiou,.gabits of hfo. ks,.l at: in case!.
_lf extreme poverty, to FURNISH MbDICINES
t , ItEE OF CHARtIE. It is needles to ath,
that the Avociation commands +e highest
Medic-II skill of the age, and will turnish
it ost apt.. - ov-d tre:ttramt. i
The Directors, on a review of t 4 past. feel
assured that their laln•rs in this sphere of b.. ,
aevoleat eli'ott. have been of great; benelit to
the' aillivted, espechlly to the young, and the,
have resolved to devote th , Anselves, with IT.
newed zeal, to 'Es very impart.toti but much
despised cause.
Just Published by the Assoeiatlion, a Re
port onSpermatorrh - cea, or Seminal Weakness ;
the Vice of Onanism, MasturhatiOn or zirlf-
Abuse, ar c a other Diseases of the 'ic.v.ual Or
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will
be sent by mail, (in a sealed envel Te,) FREE
OF CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS
for postage.
AddreSs, for Report or treNtment, Dr.
G74OIIGE CALHOUN. Cousulqg Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. 2 &nth .I.it.tit Street,
By order of the Directors.
ELBA. D. fIEARTWELL, I President.
CEO. FAIP.CIIILD, Sccraarv. I [1044-Iy.
raLLP:ORT E.ELD-QUARTERS.
1 1 711 E Subi-cribers take this method of in
k. - forming their friends that 't`.,(ey are in re
ce.pt cf. and are now opening, a choice and
dcs.ra'ole stork. of • ,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY poops,
.to whieli they - invite the attention of all who
desire to pyrcht•ses. Our stock is large
has been Seleolad with great care, and is par
ticularly adapted to the wants of this section
of our eonatry: Our stook of Dry Goods con
sists of
DRESS GOODS, Tit I MMINGS, RIBBONS, ,
EMBROIDERIES, PARASOLS
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
VESTINCS, DO
MESTICS,
SHIRTIN GS,
LINENS, PRINTS,
HOSIERY, SHAWLS,
and a variety of other articles, too numerous
to mention, We have also complete assort
ment of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND
CROCKERY;
all Off'which will be sold uncommonly cheap
for ready; pay, and f',:r approved credit on as
reasonable te.rnis as any other establishment.
MANN &NICHOLS.
M:llport, Atg. 11, 155,6.-=-9:13 ly.
Z. J. 1111011P6ON,
CARRIAGE - & WAGON !11.AKE11 and RE-
P A i COI/ deriT,..rt, Go., Pa., takes
this tattLod of iuLrmitig
lie is ittr.mal tint tic is prepared
to 1.11. - sack in -his line' piunytnesL.
in 4 . woricfnn-;',ke w.ann.;r, Luc. upc-a the
mist. :i.:coam.tr.:ciating terms. Payment for
ite'pairing invarlahly required on derrery of
the wo;wk... All kinds of PRODUCE
taken on account Of work. 1t: 5
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A N DR - E B
ABOUT ?11AKING P1:11C1
MEI
:E CINSTEn
,STOCK Is •REPLENISIIED ACAIN
NEW .4-i SEAONjABLL''
GOODS,
,
BOUCJIT. L 'IV • 4 ND FOR SAD: -AT
SMALL -ADVANCE.
lIOT WEATILEII
And More Expected I
LAWNS, BAREGES,
CITALLIES,,and Other
SUMMER GOOK-S,
JUST RECEITP,P
will be Si ILI) ell
Also, a L.t.itGE'ruc
orcOTTONADFS,
LINENS. DRII.I.S,
for 11. E N: AND BUYS'
StMMtR WFt
. AT J.O)V •FlGtik
• FUR READY FAY. •
11.1 T S.
EU=MMI
eta-Of:ED LEGHORN
autltho LA.RGEST t
BT. ST PRForitnett
SU .VE•N ever
ed in THIS MAPSEI
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Boots & Shoes!
LARGE AssonimEns
' , Bras—AND, HAT 1S OF MR
- IMPORTANCE, ARE ''ELL 31AD
FROM gdoD STOCK. - -
MAKE ITAY
While,the Sun Shines
B u t b e fore- commencing, see
you plenty ut . good tausil
st.eli as
LCYTHES, SNATFIS, FORKS A: RARE'S.
If ativtfittg iiltasen
at OLNlsJEDs—l'itiity on Law
flatting, Cl,Ol - 1 ) 18
_ CRAVATS, - COLLAR 6 and a Ir.gz loco:
GLOVES I:. IWEIERV brow on hand.
GROCERIES.
.1 full a the loOest price
1"1' rii"J:
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Warranted tolivetiatisfacnin
the money refunde!.,
Coudersport, July 13, 1858
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5 do do do ,20 0
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Cased Watebeg, 100 tO,
2i) Gold Watches, '5OO,
50 do CO 00.
!co do 50!0
300 Lsdies' Gold Watches, „ 3r 00'
200 ,Silver Hunting Cased '
Watches, 30 MI
500 Silver Watches, $15.00 to 25 CO,I
11100 Gold Guard, Ve-t
,and Fob Chains, 10.00 to 20 CO,l
1000 Gold Pons and
Pencils-, - 5ODto 15 00,i
.Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches,
Drops, Breast Pins, Cuff Piss, Sleeve Ilt!
Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gad
Silver Thimbles, and a variety of other
ales, worth from 50 cents to S 5 00 each,
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subscriber's tame will be catered 11
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pending with that 'lumber will be fa-v
-v.-nip one week to him, ky nail 127.
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There is neither humbug no lottetT
tho• above, as every subscriber
i~ tore
prize of value. We Frefer to 'nuke tl'
era' tribution among them instead of
Mg a. conimisition.te Agents, givi 4
the 'o,llsta/ter the amount that would P.
the Agent and-in many cascsa hundret• i.
mere.
cvmmunications should be
ores:ea to
DANIEL ADEE,
[10:43] -2/ rcatire .;Irrtt, Sok. lA.
0 CHARGE: FOR. SHOWING TO
Goods just rapuivad al OLDMST•.