Fl
6ofDit iao eauntg.
0, go get him."—c. S.M.
Stebbins' New . Goods are arriving daily
..see his advertisement.
D o nt!'on.---AV e are requested to give
~lice that a Donation - trill be given- to
pelf. M. II RICE, at the Methodist
poonsge, on Wednesdly Feb.
th inst. All are cordially invited to at
et
110,00 ASSOCIATION, PIIILADELPEIIA.—We
the attention of imr r.taclevi to the an
arceruent of this well-known benevolent
titutinn, in another column. Our business
+ y [actions with the Also , i ttioia lead us to
*it re that this is a setter', user tl and relirt
talastitiation. and Teel► teen: vied.,
lie are rich in literary treasures this
i Nt j h First we have the Atlantic
jbohly; a perfect reservoir of tht.u: , ht-.
ro and condetised talent, with its con
liatianon of Mrs. Stowe's "Serial," and a
ur iety Of other interesting li'erature.
Nest routes the old, but welcome. Cesh
t,!ged 11u775(r's Magazine, with its 143
i N LIe-caind n pagy erau: wed full Er:t.
e; ,. 4 rea di nu ., one paper alone, in the
and February numbers—"Tl hits
Self C u lture,"—b...ting worth the sub
ription fur a volume. Every man—yea,
r A every woman—in the land ought to
:ed Aldrich's new leffu•;ton entitled '•A
'4'enian'g Poenl." It has one fault, in
nr o pinion—it is too true to viature.
• Neat the purple "'giver" of the Knicle
. ,i„,, c l:,r-Olavzine , peeps out, from -amid
::r pile of exchanges, aid sends a thrill
.pleasure to our - mental heart. It has
r , t a new dress, and looks hatidso . ne in its
I :nded" lung primer. pages. We should
surprked to learn that G W. Cur.
iins the author of ••liverett writes for
Jane.r"—it reads so very , like "Puti
icar." Ile.ides a variety of the usually
etuting• matt cr. we notice th .t the
Oglitly CLAIM, is giving a monthly in
sillu.ent of Retnitii,ceuees of the vener
'!! 3lagaziee itself. From the one be-
lug )re !yarn that the Knickerbocker
a established January Ist, .1,233, and
Erg edited by Charles Fenno Huff- I
whols now an inmate of the liar
'burg insane Asylum. Mr. Clark pays
handsome tribute to Mr. Iluffinan:s
it benighted mind. - llis was one of
dangerously bright and glowing ill.,
,!letl which in a brief period throw
air rays far - out into the world, dazzlimel
`2.iuls of uten for a moment. and then.
lil;: way to their own lustre, die out
the bushel of obliviousness. We
the mind, now lamented more than
it were physically dead, may yet look
r.:a us again through the pages of the
%ally '3lagazine it ushered into being
l 'r.tiray will please rend us the January
which we have not received yet.
Nat we have the "Greet ipuldir—
for February—whicl in point
.'literature is a vast Unproven n upon
.IJanuary number. We always egret
di , lppointment which bring disaster;
awe cheerfully submit to. the one in
r.-,:tiun—the second number ut a Mug
e'.l,t being so vastly superior. There is
ruou, fur- inure improvement, and we
• - ,t the editors and proprietors will avail
eliselves.
We wiil furnish the JOURNAL and any
'the above Magazines fur $3,25 per an
-417ubselibers of course paying their
pu , ,aue
W• The proposed Constitution of Ore
i!.tringently DemocrutiC,' in refer.
te to free people of color. The fret
-7,70 is forEd to come into the Stute. If
come in, be eau corn neither house
:bail, he can make no bargain, collect
nor obtain rediesS br injuries
A hog, Th.,
bush.,
8 ,11 bush.,
P 41 2, per.
ter.
reit:, each,
REO R T
OS
Auditors of Potter County,
For the Year entlii)g perember 81. 1868:
WM. H. WZDOR.N, Esq., late 7realu
rer of Potter &may. in Amount with laid
County, for the Year commenting January
1858. and ending December, 31st, 1858 : both
inelusiee :
To amount of unimated taxes for
the sears 1856 and 1857, $6,917113
Tu amount of unseated taxes as
sessed fur 1858, collected,-by
you,
Tu amouut of seated taxes for
1858 and previuus years,notes
mud judgeamuts iucluded. 5,681 05
CR.
By amount of County
Orders paid in by
you and cancelled, $3,315 04
By your commission
on $3,845 43 at 5
per cent.,
By amount of seated
tax for '53 remain.-
ing uncollected, 2,132 30
By abatedon seated
taxes for 1858,
By percentage allow
ed collectors fur the
year 1858,
By percentage allow
ed on taxes fur '57, 132 13
By abated uu taxes
, of 1857,
By percentage allow
ed to cullecturs for
1856,
By balance due you
on last settlement,
By abated on seated
and unseated taxes
for former years,
By balance due from
collectors of 1857
and former 'years,
and on notes and
judgments. 1,07519
$12,741 49
re the undersigned Auditors' of Pot
ter County do certify that we have ex
amined the accounts and vouchers .f
William 11. Ilydurn, late Treasurer
of Potter County fur the year 1858, and
that. we find them as above stated.
WITNESS' our hands, at Coudersport,
this 14th day of January, A. D., 1859.
W. B GRAVE- 4 ,
J C. 81- 4 HOP, Auditors.
H. F. SIZER.
W3l. TL YDO RN, E q.,.ln th. Treasu
rer of Potter un
Coty, 'in Account with the sev
eral 7'ouizships of said County, for Unseated
, Road Taw for the Year 1838. and prettas
Years:
• Dr. Cr
To ornonni of Taxes, 1856-7, $366 41
Br your commission,
P•iid Township,
Due Treasurer,
To amount of tax for 1856.7, 173 26
By ynnr cnmr&ssion,
Pa'd TownFhip,
Due Treasurer,
To ftmonnt of tax for '56-7 130 49
Br yrnir enmmissiou,
PIM Town hip,
Due Tcwuship,
To amount of seated returned
as tinseatorl,
Pc commission,
Due Township,
To amount of 13X for '56-1 20 23
Br your commiggion,
Patid the Borough; .
Eulnlia.
To amount of tax foi. '54-7, 558 15
" '5B, 28 33
.11v N•on r commission,
PAM Township,
Due Township,
To nmonnt of tAx for '56-Y 204 28
fir vilor enmmission,
Paid TAwnship,
Due Township,
STEB-
Gru
.eet,
Harrison.
To emonnt of tax for '56-7, 84 03
ny your commivtion,
Poid the Township,
Due the Township,
to 1 00
2 25
2 uo
25
75
22
12i
1 06
'',so
Hebron.
To amount of tax for '55.7, 251 43
Br your rommigsion,
Paid the Town;hip,
Due the Treasurer, 12 53
20
a
f 100
2 00
15
675
7 25
7 uu
750
- hector.
To amount of tax for 164 197 12
By your commisAinn,
Paid the Township, •
10 0i
121
16
56
1 uU
235 U
121
7f
Et 00
10
12
4 SO
75
20 50
10
•
Homer.
To amount of tax for '56-7, 1198
By vour COMITII6SkOIII,
Paid the Township,
Due the Township,
Jackson.
To amount of tax for '564, 353 76
By your commission,
Paid the Township,
Due the Treasurer,, 185
12
5 50
1 25
5 00
30
75
DR.
143 28
$1;,74149
442 27
116 83
11 91
$9 82
48 20
20 80
436 35
Abbott
$1832
350 30
2 21
368 62 368 62
Allegany.
201 39
37 74
21000, 210 00
'Bin , Atm
652
116 94
7 93
130 49 130 40
WM
66.7
. . 33
6 34
6 67 6 67
(7nu tx)r t.
I no
19 23
20 23 20 23
29 3?
497 21
59 95
586 48 586 48
Genexoe.
10 21
163 36
30 71
204 2R 204 28
84 02 84 02
12 57
251 44
264 01 264 01
9 86
187 26
197 12 /97 12
12 98 12 98
17 69
338 92
366 61 356 61
OsWay°.
To amonnt of tem for '56-7,
By yeur.commihaion,
Paid the Townihip,
Due the Triracirat,
Pike.
To smotttit - of ;el for 'SS-7,
By your. cemrnission,
Paid the Township,
Due the Township,.
Roulet.
To amount of ins. for '66-7 t
By your. commission,
Paid the TowiehiP,
Portage.
To amount of taz for' 56-7,
By your commission,
Paid the Township,' `•
Due the Treasurer,
Sharon.
To amount of taz for '53-7,
By your rommiclion,
Paid the Township,
Sweden.
To nmonnt of tax for '56-7,
Dv your commission, •
•
Paid the Township,'
Due the Treasurer,
Stewardson.
To amount of t.gx for '56-7, 1144 09
By your cougUissiort,
Paid the Township;
Due the Towuship, .
Sylvania
To Ramat of tax for '56-7,
By your eolurniseion, •
Paid the Tor.uship,
Due the Tovraship,
Summit.
•
To amount eta.% for, '56-7,
.1 II in,
By your rominission,
Paid the Township,
Die the Township,
Error in.tar, paid '67,
Ulysses.
To amennt of tax for 'SG-T,
By your commission,
P.tid the Township,
DUe the Township,
West 'Branch
To amount of tax for '56-7, 544 52 -
By your commission, 27 23
Paid the Tow:iship, 335 98
Due the Township, 181 31
Wharton
To amount of tax for '5O-7, 871 65
By your commission,
Paid The Turroship,
Due the Township,
We the subscribers, Auditors of Potter
County, do certity, that having examined
the aecouns and vouchers of Win It Hy
(horn, Esq., late Treasurer of said Coun
tY,' with the several Townships of said
County, do find them . as above stated.
WITNESS, our -hands, at Coudersport,
this 11th day of January. A. D. 1859.
_ w. B. GILAV;.:S,
J. C. 81-HOP,L Audilors.
B. F. =BB, J
e 6
WM. H. HYDORN, Est:, late Treasu
rer of Potter County, in Account with the sev
eral School Districts of said Co:nay, for Un
seated School Taxes for the Year 1858 andpre
viola Years:
Abbott.
To amount of tax for '56-7, $B7O 14
By your commission, $44 31
Paid the District, 841 89
Due the Treasurer. 16 06
Allegany.
To aruonat of tax for '56-7, 253 47
By your cortimission,
Paid the District,
Due the Treasurer.
Bingham
To amount of tax for '56-1, 101 95
By your commission,
Paid the District,
Due the District.
To ansouot of tax for '56-7 34 94
Paid the District,
By your commission
Coudersport.
To amount of tax for '5O, 11 32
Eiy your commission, - 57
Paid the Borougb, 10 75
44 6
63 48
16 34
. ,
Eulalia.
To' amount of tax. for '5O-7, 1 319 54
By your conmuission,
Paid the District, .
Due the Treasurer, _ 6 98
Genesee.',
To
To amount of tax for '5l, 128 34
By your' commission,
Due the DLitriet,
Harrie6n. •
To amount of tax for '56.7, 11505
By your commissioo,
Paid' the District, .
69
10 43
1 90
To amount of tax for ' 11 5677 1 1: 457 13
Dy your commission,
Paid the District,
Due the District,
- 'lector. 4"1 -
To txmounkof taxfor , n 4; 24638
28G 35
By yrur commission,
Paid the District,
14 32
273 45
Due the District,
MI
287 17 282 77
Tiomer.
•.
To amount oft= Tor
By your commissiop,
Paid the District,. •
25? 22
12 86
236.21
815
257 22 257 22
- GO 71
253
48 18
50 71 5021
674 83
.2875
676 27
30 19
60i0; 605 02
103 69
5 45
98 24
103 69 103 69
258 05
12 91
248 88
EiII
261 79 261 79
57 20
542 26
544 63
1146 09 1144 09
121 00
6 50
98 84
15 66
121 00 121 00
430 95
36 47
21 80
393 17
21 01
31 44
467 42 467 42
140 02
7 00
128 02
5 00
140 02 140 02
544 52 544 52
43'
478 81
Mill
871 65 871 65
Dr. Cr
886 20 886 20
12 63
294 68
54 64
3u7 31 307 31
5 09
82 15
14 71
IC 1 95 101 95
lEM!
33 26
2 68
34 94 34 94
1132 1132
15 98
310 54
336 52 326 52
6 42
121 92
/28 33 133 34
5 'l9
109 30
115 09 115 09
22 85
430 54
3 75
457 13 457 13
Jackson.
To amount or tax for 'SG-7,
By your couataissiou,
Paid the District,
Due the Treasurer,
..oswayo
To amount of tax for '364,
By your commission,
Paid the District, - -
Due the Treasurer,
Pike.
To amountof tat for '56-7,
By your commiision,
Paid the DiAtriet, -
Due the District,
Portnge.
To amount of tax fur '57,
By your commission,
Paid the District,
Rout.A;
To amount of tax fur '56-7,
By your commission,
Paid the D.strict,
Due the District,
Sharon.
To amount of tax for 'SG-7,
By sour commis - ion,
Paid the Di:Urict, -
Due the District, -
7 23:08 233:P
\ Sweden.
To amount Of tsx.\for '56.7-, 302 40
By your commission,
Paid the Metric%
Due the Treueurer,
mtewardson.
To Amount of tnx fur '56-7, 569 30
By your cocumission,
raid the DiOrtct,
Sylvania.
To arpotint or tax tor 1867, 158.14
piur coipmission, 7 90
Paid the I.)i6triut, 150 24
. ~
Summit.
To amount bf tax - for 1657, , 313 92
1); y o u r
the
u.
Tc , t i lai imissa,
ure i r o , / 80
13 ' -
15 68
es.td the LEtimtiet, . - 299 84
Ulyases. i •
To amount of tax for '5 - tl-7, 273.46 -
By yi.f.,r comirL6slou, 13 67
Valli the Dibtrict, 259 79
' West Branch.
To amount of tax fur '56-7, 731.38
By your commission,
toe District,
Due the District,
'Wharton
To amount of tnx fur '.56-7, 871 57
By your cummisoiou,
Uue the
We, the subscribers, Auditors of Pot
ter Couutl, having examined the accounts'
and vouchers of Wm. H. Hyduru, Esq.,
late Treasurer of said County, in Account
with the several Sao , I Districts of said
Cuunty fur the year ISSB and previous,
years, du ',certify that we find thew as
statedin the foreg6ing account.
W !TN ESS our.hatidsat Cuudensport this.
12th day of . January, A. D., 1859.
W. B. GRAVES,
J. C. 1316110 P, Augitors.
11. F. SIZ6R.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
AVIIEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White
V President Judge, and the Hons. Joseph
Mann and G. G. Colvin, As'ociate Judges 01
the Courts of Oyer h. Terminer and General
Jail Delivory. Quarter Sessious of the Peace,
Orphans' Court - and Court of CoMmon Pleas
for the County of Potter, have issued their
precept, bearing date the seventeenth day of
January, in the year of our Lord one thonaand
eight hundred and fifty-eight, and to me di
rected, for holding a Court of Oyer and Term
iner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses
sions of the Peace, Orphans' Court, and Court
of Common Pleas, in the Borough of Couder
sport, on-310NDAY, the 21st day of Febru
ary next, and to continue one
• Notice is therefore hereby giros to the Cor
oners, Justices of the Peace and Constables
within the county, that they be then and there
in their proprr persons, at 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day, with their rolls, records, inquisi
dons. examinations, and other remembrances,
I to do those things which to their offices ap
pertain to be done. And those who arc bonnd
by their recognizance, to pressecute against
the prisoners that are or shall be in the jail .11
said county of Putter, ale to be then-and there
to prosecute •against them as will be just.
Dated at CutmasPonr, February. 17; 1859,
and the 83d year of the Indepi ndence of the
United States of America.
A. C. TAGGART. sheriff.-
Divorce
• Melinda Es. Chaim,
by her next friend C.
. C. Neon,
Eli R. Chase, Wasassa a Sub
peens and alms Subdtina having bs.en issued
and returned Nihil, you ate notified ap
plication will be made to the February Term
of the Court of Common Pleas fur a Divorce, :
a colcutometrimorti; at which time and place
you can attend if you think. proper.
A. C. TAGGART, S2eriff.
Coudersport, Jan. 20, 1839.
.519,99.747 1 ,95.! --
HARK! . If ARKI I
12 32
2:800
• - 606
246 38 sic
IT 19 THE RUSII Al` MAT OLD
k.r• REGULATOR, in fall blast from 6d.
it.. to 9 r. it.: by the good people frons . Dan to
Btrisheba, after the good things the rein con
tained Wellsville is a Cot City And the peo
ple are 'hat n 0! my I! how - they do
work at that'old Store ! Farming and Log
ging Can't begin - with it; and they do - ft tr'y
to brit any bqdr with ac.. Sugar, and call It
good. Saei might possibly do for Vinegar, IV
Clearted. ,
BM
14 il
1543.15 43
305 40
15 27
292 62
2 49
- $lO.OOO worth of choice Pork, brought in
the Hog frOtO Wyoming and Livinzston coun
ties, packed by. Clark & Phillips; 30000Sugir
Cured Hams; 2:100o Shoulders; 12000 Pure
Lard: 61100 Boots and Shoe:; 47000 Horse
Feed; 95790 Nails, 4,1 to sc; 79000 Hard
ware, Crow-Bars, 1r0n..-Tin Ware, Stone and
Wooden Ware, Tools for Mechanics. Farmers
and everybody ; 1600 Flour, $4,75 to S 7 ; .76
Chests of Tea, from:3s to sc. '
• paints, Oils,
Fluid, Alcohol, Carrphene. and 200000, other
things"; 400 BuAliels' Stone Lime, cheap ; Rub
bers and .Buffalo Over-Shoes, for lien, Women
and Children.
3,07 89 307 89
494 20
24 81
473 25
1113
498 OG 496 06
224 GT
11 23
212 87
224 67 224 67
at that "Old Regulator". in Well9cille, font of
Plank Road street. on the Railrold. surround
ed
.by Shingle Shantle4, Lime Shanties, Pork
Packing and Flour Shanties. all the good peo
ple, mail and 'she-mail. including- the pretty
Lasses and prim Old to carry off the
needful.substantial and fanciful things therein
contained. Thus endeth. Want No. I. No. '2
calleth for * ,
EMS
391
74 42
78-33 78 3::
EBB
2000000 Sawed Shingles,
2 08
33 48
4 03
1500000 Shaved
2000000 Lumbar,•
Also big Deers and Little Dears, some Bears,
some Patridges. some Poidupine, Cash $lO.
Butter, Cheesy, Hosts, Obi,
Poultry, Coni, Sec.
Come all ye who wish to buy or sell; we - will
do you paid. Doubt it not if any say nay.—
it is not our fault that fiols and are
not all defiinct. So now we• - are prepared to
greet you with a Merry Christmas and a Hap ,
py Neu , Yer I CLARK & PHILLIPS.
Wellatille, Dec. 21,.1858. [11:2.2 .-
41 61 41 61
233 33
11 66
21c:83
2 83
P. 8. IFt.hat Printer mnde $l5OO by mind
ing his own_ business, and $5OO more by let
ting his neighbor's alone, what mought some
some others do? Let unhappy m,dlers answer
15 12•
369 96
22 68
325 08 325 06
THE PULE) are herebi notified that hav
ing purchased the Savr-Aill Property nt
Lymansville. in the county of Potter. now oc
cupied by Elihu Starkweather, I have ap
pointed the - said Elihu. Starkweather
Agent. for the transaction of all business in
relation to the cart•ying on the business of
Stocking and Manufacturing Lumber at the
said Mill. AUSTIN A. KIRBY.
28 46
54U ti 4
60.30 569 3ky
Coudersport. Oct. 5. 137. 11;16-3u
TO EVERY FEMALE TUE USITED
STATES.
MRS. M3NTAGOE'S FEMALE CORDIAL
150 14 150 14
'FOR TDB CU RE.OP ALL THOSE P.AINFUL
DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.-
.
Mill. MONTAGUE. for many years afflicted
with Most of the diseases that are common to
females, spending a large fortune in ten years
in trying the - different means of treatment fur
her relief. to'no avail, was prevailed upon by
min of her friends to visit Cuba, December
'4B, my
the' purpose of regaining her former
health. -While there. she obtained a prescrip
tion- from a Spanish Physician—
31553 3155'2
'-Whose silver locks
Were tending to the grave."
With which, through the merry of God, she
was restored to her youthful health.
After her return she made known to hun
dreds of her female sufferers the effects of the
remedpwitlf equallf as great shccess.
213 46 273 46
36 51
su.s 50
191 3;
This extraordinary medicine is offered to the
,public fir the relief and cure of all the painful
and dangerous diseases peculiar to women,
and that the female constitution is subject to.
• To those suffering from " Prolapsus Uteri,"
Lucorrhoert, Ammurrhoea. Menorrhagia, pys
rnenorrlipea-Chlorosis, a speedy cute can be
obtained.
731 38 731 3d
43 60
827 07
7ro those suffering from Frilling of the Womb
or Uterine Weakness of any kind. the Female
Cordial is especially recommended. It is war
ranted to cure this painful disease if perse
vered in.
871'57 871 57
In all spinal affections, pain In the region
of the Pel -is, Lowness of Spirits, Hysteria
Sick-headache. and all those diseases arising
from the peculiar formation of women, the
Cordial will be found o 7 an immense Value:
This medicine moderates ell' excess, and re
motLes all obstruction; it invigorates the de
biliated -constitution-for the dUties of life, and
when - taken:in middle age proves a blessing.
Modesty forbids us. in a public advertise
ment, to make full the details; but the wrap
per around each leiter.will fully explain every
Merchants. females, or others, by serding
three cent stamp, can have any i formation
respecting the operations of the medicine.
Agents wanted in every village in the Uni
ted States. Put up in half pint bottles ; $2,00 .
per bottles; 50 per cent. off to the trade. All
orders must be addressed to
11:1-ly
Eyes Open I Ears Open I
RIGHT ABOUT FACE!
L 0 I all ye that bath ears, let him .hear.
and he that bath eyes, let him.cone arid
see the wondi.rs:being done in 'Wellsville, the
City of Tanneries, and especially at the Old
Regulator; where thirty4Wo men and..seven
boys are.vianted to work fifteen hours every
day; (Sundays excepted.) and be that bath no
money come. Bring a board, bring ft!shingle,
bring a hog, brit.g a geese, bring a deer, bring
a hide, bring a mink, bring-a pelt, bring your
butter—bring what you like, you shalt.not be
turned empty away because fin have not the
filthy lucre to guy your.brenii. Thus endeth
the first lesson. CLARK & PHILLIPS.
20.
VERYTHING bought and sold at the Old
Regulator, except Gas, Gas, Scandal and
Blarney.% 'Soft Soap and Soder, at sixpence a
pound, must be bad at Some Brothers, at Some
Brothers, in this town.
20 - CLARK & PHILLIPS.
Notiee.
.. DENTISTRY.
u SHEERAR, Dentist, of Wellsville,
• Allegany Co., N. Y., respectfully an
-flounces to the people of Potter and the ad
joining Counties in Pena'a, that he is perms.
neatly established in. Wellsville, and• is pre
pared to perform the• various .operations in
Dentistry. Especial tittentionis solicited to
his style of inserting.:ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
superior to any other style known, called
Alleh's Continuous Gum." Alt -work war
ranted. Letters of inquiry proinptly answered.
Nov. 10, , . . SHEERA.II.
No. 14, Sept. T. 1858.
LIDISI. IN DIVOILCIL.
To Eli R. Chase, Re
,. spoodent:
lifthAßlLE' D.IOTV7
What Noise is That 1
WANTED!
NOTICE.
Dr. J. D STONEROAD,
- (Sole Proprietor,)
Lewistown, Pa., Box ill
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I IRON - CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
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.rrrsaoaou, .PL. - - 1 - -.- Caetteeneo.."lBss.
Student' attending January, 11168.'''''.
iroa• the largest - and .most - thorough ' Ceti
inercial School of the United Suttee. -Ysiesleg
wen prepared for actual duties of the Coital
ing Roans. , . , 1 .„
J. C Senn, A. H. Prof. of Book-keeping and
Science of Accoun, t s . , . ,
A. T. Docritarr, Teacher of Ariel:44lc' se4
Commercial Calculation, ‘.
3. A. HitDRICS and T. C. Janne, teachers
of Book-keeping. ; •
A COWL= and W. A. /ilium Pros. of Pen
m%nship.
SINGLE AND DODDLE4 BOOS:,
Ai used in every depariment of busiriess.
eO3LUERCIAL
Iti ESS WRITINU-4JETECTYa
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COUNTERFEIT, •
MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE-4011-
i - ;MERCIAL LAW— -
Are taught, And all other subject nem-.
tau for the success und thorough educatloa
• of n'practicill business wan; • "
12 PREMITJINIS.*:.
. Drawn all the preiniunis in Pittslitirgli, fr
the past three ye rs; also:in Eastern and Wei•
torn Cities, fur hest Writing,;
NOT ENGRAVED WORK.
INPORTANT INFORMATION.
Students enter nt any tire=—No vnentim.
Time unlimited—Review at pleasure—Grad
uates assisted in,pbtnining situations—Tui
tion for full Commercial course, $35,09; At, ! .
craze time 8 to 12 weeks; Board, $2.50 per
creek ; Stationery's6,oo--Eatire cost, $60,90
to 370,00.
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UV'. Ministers' Sons received at half price.
For "Card—Circular—Specimens of Busi
ness •and Ornamental Writing-inclow, Me
damps, and address
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F. W. JES,KISS, Pittsburgh, N.
1.0:9-1y*
The undersigned, the Founder and Publish. -
er of VAN COURT'S COUNTERFEIT DETEC
TOR, desirous of retiring from this branch•of
business, has merged that old lestalilished
work in the poptlar BANK NOTE REPORTER
of IMLAY St BICKNELL. Having published
Van Court's Detectorsince 1839, the under.
signed reluctantly parte 'with his old friends
and subscribers; but this reluctance is leu.
ened by the conviction, that - in IMLAY it
BICKNELL'S BANK NOTE REPORTER they
will receive a work that matches the
J. VAN COCRT.
. Philadelphia, Dec,. 20, 1858.
NOTICE.
All Subscriptions to
Imlay- & Bicknell's
RAN K NOTE !REPORTER.;
are . Payable scrupulously m advance. Thii
is the oldest Bank Note Publication in the
world. Fur thirty long years it has' main
tained an unsullied reputation; and continues
to be the necessary companion of all business
people, over the whole continent of America.
'THE COINS OF iTHE WORLDT -
Now in press by IMLAY & ptcgam, will bra
given gratuitously to all old. and new .snb
scribe rs. .All Coin Charts, Guides - and Mna•
MI6, as compared with this, may be consider
ed waste paper.
To the Semi-Monthly, ' $1,50 per annum.
Monthly, 1,00 "
Single Copies, :it the Counter, • 10 Cents.
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AAi •ess DILA Y do
Lo.. 1150, Post Office, Philadelphia, P.
[2.2-3mo.]
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAOR..
DINA R Y
No Huinbug.
A LAMES' FASHIONABLE FURNISHING
STORE IN POTTER COUNTY.
M r'S E 111-Gl
tiDl
E l b % 3stbsbea taia l;io a)leande;tensi est abli shed
Via Fur
nishing Store, at Ulysses', PotteriCo., Pa., tbreei
miles west of Lewisville, where she wilt take
pleasure in furnishing Millinery, Mantaumak
lug, and Ladies' Apr.arel generally, in better
style and at much lower rates than ever before -
offered in this county. I Mrs. G. receives!the
fashions from New York regularly,
therefore enabled to make or repair Bonnets
&c.. in the latest style and_withlunexcei)tiona
ble taste and durability.' All articles warrant
ed to be ne represented She desires the pub;-
lic to call and assure themselves of the• cor
rectness of her statements.
Messrs. Laraine & Co., will receive and NIP!
ply orders to customers at Lewisville:
T. E. Gridley will receive and prottptly, fili
orderi, throughout, this and the adjoining
counties, at shop prices.
Special arrangements made for holiday
supplies.
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In connection witb:the ab ore, T,E.GRID ,
LEY would announce to the Ipublic of Pot
ter and the adjoining counties, that he will
regulaript iit . theni, prepared Ito furUish all
articles of Female and Male Attire, and Family
Goods in general, warranted to be precisely
as [ he Shall represent, and at winch lower prices
than can,bc bosight, of'auy otherp*on in the
_county. ' (11:21)
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A PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS DISEASES. -
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Just published, the 25th Ehousand, ins test•
cd / envelope, price 10 cents; or sent, ,postpaid,
by i the Publishers, for .1, stampi:
A &BAY ON THE PHYSI4L ErSAITIITtai
AND DECAY of the frame from Indulgenci,
Infection and the injurious Consequeneei of
Mercury, With Me modern menns of cure.
By R. J. nULTERWELL,I4..D.
.IMenibe? of the Royal College of Suriemni
&C., &c., "Lc. ' -
' sew Sp ermn torrhina, or Scroinai Emissions,
Debility, Ii - IV Lr
N. rvous ~.,stity, Impotency, Loss of Energy,
D pression of Spirits, Timidity', Diseases of tbe
St i
xnal Organs, until Impediments to Marriage
generally, are promptly and effectually cured
by the Author's novel and m ost successful .
mode of treatment, by means Of which the In
v:ilid can regain pristine health without baf--
ink recourse to dangerous and expensive medi
cines. ,
;From the .London Lancet.--' i Mau! treadie
ever written' on a subject of vithl;mportancs to all,
'mei/ trortky Ms Author's - eraltedireputation." i .
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- Address the Publishers : C.
J. C:' Ems -/t
Cis., ist Avenue, cor:l9th Street, , Post Box
4586, New Tory City. 1 [2l--31mos. inside.]
PURE LEAF LARD,, in firkins aid tuba,
can be had at the; Old Regulator. Also,
Sugar Cured Hams, a plenty of Heade, Shanks
and Ribs.
20
KEEPING,
A CARL).
,Philadelphia t Pa
TERMS
HEALTH WITHOUT PHiPSICI
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CUP.K PITTLLIP:S.
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