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alit einfeg:
El
Ed
- 15DERSPO - IM;.JULY 13, 1859
earn -that-John tf ones,' TiA.
y of thle'Plaaa and now, diaident
ioygan, yisbonsin, delivered the
there ijn the F.ourth _
himself and satisfaction to those
-t.i.Tied to -
f or mer
ef She'
°ratio
credit
vho r
inz ..--,Thie (Wednesday) morning,
, k eloek, the thermonieter ;stands it
posed-in part to theatm..- A sbow
lin would be -very acceptable to all
etl; but'no iigus of am_ flivor'be
iltowed to-day. . •
Wan
at /0 ' I
96' ,e
sr of
ME
ag be.
'tken.. , -4ames Gross, who, . with
her prisoners, escaped from our jail
:Lap was re-captured in 4.llegany
op last Suridaymorning by gi. Sher:
1 1 puty. The Sheriff learned on Sat
,
veiling that he was there, working
;
i . saw-mill which General Harm .n;
agston Co., N. Y., is erecting there,
tlt his deputy after him. He
it he was safe so far in the woods,
, advertisements of the Sheriff led
~
hscovery. We. believe, he made
lance to the arresting officer.
EZ
CM
EMI
towns i iff's Dr
urday
on a rie,
of Livi
s(i
though,
4 but the
tOIIIB
no ICS
The following, which we find in the
MeKe n Citizen of last week, is severe
on our neighbor—bit it is, unfortunately
for hint not "without foundation :
4 , If lthere were no sheriff's sales in Pot
ter coulhty the ‘unterified' 'of that county
wouhthe without an organ; for 3tr.. Cot
ter's 'Nigger Bum ,
per' is attached to the
Demos tic train, but once in about three.
month , and then during the publication
of the herifrs sales"; which last about one
moon. 1314.-to what accident, necessity
Or corm
bination of great events 'the. De
mocraciy of Potter are indebted to for the
mule *wer that grinds that mortal - organ,
Is what we should like to know. Cotter,
(we wOuld not say Mr. Cotter any more
than ale would say Mr: Shakspeare, Mr.
Napoleon, Mr. Noah or Mr. Moses,) pub-
Nhed a while ago at St. Mary's, .Elk, Co., ,
~ .
ra., ope of the witti est, papers in the
United States. We are serious, 'for brev
ity is the soul of wit,' and Cotter pub
lished but one paper; aft& which be put
Lis dig seeks in his breeches pookets
his dit shirt iu his hat and immeditatly
decamped leaving the dutch and the dev
il (platers) to make the best they could
outsof his btevity. With such a reputa
tion alreitdi Acquired, Cotter can welt
rest upon his laurels."
For the l'oller Journal
:, Frtipin"CriASt'—lii'the - ntitober Of lu
-4y 7th; I read with :much interest a beau
,
.•',uftil lett - ei,,sald to- be from "A gifted la
dy to her 'husband." And as you say
Ithe laoy."is now abroad," why nut di-
Paige her name ? It may be the sweet,
romantic imaginations of some "gifted"
]old maid, or it may be smite married lady
Idle sii l ishes to elevate herself by'her bus
band' virtues. In either case. the senti
ments gratd_when she says, "A woman
Inldo rises above or falls below the po
i
'kin 1 her , husband - gives her." Now
;there is in the world an idea -like this:4
Every! man admits there is one good wo
., man in die. World; and that one is his
,-' wife. I .I have a right to claim that my
•. vife s the author of that letterthe
',-',(
?resident of the United States may do
7ithe s 'me ;- and you, sir, have au equal
',: - -;,fright
say that your wife wrote it.. Now 1.0
. 2 ; to set le this point, pleasejnforin us whose
4 wife she actually is. . B.
.1
[Ws regret to say that We are as much
in the dark as "j 3." We cot the article
, .
1 Prom an exchange, and placed it under
ltlie head of "choice reading"
. because we
- Zbilinjed it merited" ..that distinction.—
- - 1 _ - - - .. .
pher are many such wives, "but there
iire fe l huShinai 'toappreelate their?vir
- ,tues and elevate their:position. . A wo
tivnannatiejoylthe position of her bus
land i nless she truly loves him ; and she
snot lave -him truly if he is, incapable
• :tapreciatingher virtues = or if lie sac
i)
: .:aee Lei:health - and ComfOrt, to his pe
-:
-,' :aviary advantage or selfish pleasure, is
wonsands of husbands are prone to do
ithout knowing the extent of their sins
ItzaiiiSt their wives or themselves.
sl•
t),
sty
wt.
lon
So far as the 'wife of the President or
I I
sore fis concerned, Nve believe " it can't
be d d" just now, and the President is
, o od to refer to the future. We would
sadly believe that "13's" wife could write
lueh 'a liver.. about bim—in all respects.
': Eip
.40tatikuk.1 4 .] • ,
Literary Naticeß.
•
LADES' HAND-BOOK - of :Fancy and Or
namental Work, • - • •
Comprising directions and pattorns forwork
ink in applique; Bead-work Braiding, Can
tiss-work, Kul .ting, Netting, Letting, Wors
ted-work, Quilting, Path-work, 65c., gc.
lilostrated with 262 new Engravings. Com
piled from the best nuthorities ' by
Miss
F I:ORENCE HAMEL - PutliAted by G. G.
El i ans., 439- Chestnut .Street, Philadelphia.
189. •
Ilft have received.from• G. G. Evans.
I t hil r ldelphia, a copy of the above work,
'll ave placed it id the hands of o n e
can appreciate its value better than
We have heard the decision of sev
oar most - intelligent and tasteful l , I
which is that it is a book that
kiild be in the hands, or within the
['at, of every woman in the land. There.
Sash
ohol,
fore-we. would aayAo:lnsbarrcls,-ge - tit-fjr
your wivesbrotheri,let , ic.for.:rttr. pis
r.
tersi=iovars get yor .
(our: ord rot fl it 10 - a ley that , wilr'un,,
iciek The limit of any - ..ordinOily -, obdurate
wpmpth):tremanibering.till bye while.that
-
Evatis Sendsia: gift, with, ;every book -ho
sells, and if Yoh_ iiOuld'in timal e -your
letter (eicelbsing - thelifaar for "the - b 6-011 )
that the book. was for_ a lady, he might
enable yen to make her - two presents At
once.. Try him r —G. G. Evans, 43 Chest
nut St Philadelphia. - - •
STEPS TOWARD IIEAVEST.; or, Religion in
. common Life. By T. 5, Atautat. G. G.
Ems, Put;Usher, .449 Chestnut
delphi4;. Pike
Few American. writers.have effected so
much popular.good as T. S. Arthur. Ho
always illustrates a good moral sentiment
by clothing- it in just enough of imagery
to make it pleasant-to read, and yet so
closely follows the line of reality that the
morali
.11 a 116 mo-thrust that cannot be lost
on ordinary hearts, The book-before us is
one of this stamp, being a completion of
short sketches, cacti of which, if - practiced
is a long "step toward beaten"— the true
religion being beautifully and forcibly
presented to the reader's comprehension
—heart.religion unencumbered by creeds
and church dogmas—the "religion of com
mon life" which is within the scope of all
who will practice it, and all are endowed
with it who "fear 'God and • love
.their
neighbors" half as well as them Selves,
now-a-days. We are indebted also to G.
G' Evans for a copy of this book, which
he will alSo send, with a handsome pres.
ent, to any address for . el- Address as
above.
We belie received .a copy of The Quad.
ruple .Cottstellation the largest sheet ever
printed on one form. It is 100 by -70
inches, and contains 104 columns of read
ing matter, of 48 inches in length, with
choice engravings to-Illustrate. It is pub
lished at 12 and 14 Spruce St., New. York,
and sold for 50 cents a number—five copies
two dollars. The postage on each copy is
10 cents. An edition of 23.000 copies
was printed, and sold so, rapidly that the
publisher announces another edition to be
ready about the first of October, which
will be-composed of nearly all new matter.
Some idea of its size may "be-gained from
the fact that 40 persons were eight weeks
setting the type and printing it. It is a
real curriosity in the art of printing.
Govter-Non Wallin; American Ambassador
at the Court of Berlin, has offered 50,000
thalers for the library left by Alexander Von
Humbolt. It is not prbbable that, under the
pressure of the present times, he will:•mcet
with many, if any, competitors in Prussia or
Germany. The inheritor- of these literary
treasures is the late valet of the deceased
philosopher, who from the nature of his cir
cumstances cannot be expected to wait any
length of time for the realization of the
bequest. Thus it is probable that the tools
and implements, as it were, of the greatest
mind-work-man of modern Europe will be
removed to the United States.
3biurtizint,sl
FARRIERY.
DR. W. HAWKINS, Yeteri nary Sur
geon, would respectfully inform the
inhabitants of Coudersport and its vicinity.
that he has located himself at the House of D.
F. Glassmire, where he will be pleased to treat
all cases incident to that noble animal, the
Horse. Horses' tails put up in the latest and
on the most approved principles. Castration
skillfully performed.
Refers to S. 11. Mills, D. F. Glassmire and N.
J. •Mills. 1-.16-tf.]
REMOVAL
E. OLMSTED has removed one
• door North, into the store formerly oc.
cupied by Schoomaker 4k. Jackson.
Thankful for past favors, I would solicit h
continuance of the very liberal patronage here
tofore bestcwed, which I shall endeavor to
merit by fair dealing and selling good articles
At Reasonable -Prices.
My stock; consisting of tho usual variety of
DRY GOODS, •
CLOTHING,
BO 0 OTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS,
GROCERIES, -
CROCKERY. &c.,
is now large, and my intention , is to sell
CHEAPER- THAN EVER BEFORE ! •
GREAT REDUCTION on Lawns, Challe de
Leiner, Mantillas, Parasols, Mittp and other
Stammer Goods. Prices. reduced to CLOSE
TUN OUT I -
ISA.IAR BLOOD'S well-knorin
Scythes, of German-steel, Cast-steel and ;Sil
ver-steel ; also, Snaths, Forks, Rakes, :and
many' other Farming Utensils, at the. lowest
prices, constantly on. hand.
BOOTS 4S: SHOES--the largest stock
in the "county. Especial care 'taken In select.
ing:to get those - Which art good and durable.
THY: CLOTHING : 'DEPARTMENT
is will steekid and prices will - be made
factory.
SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE; a 'full as
sortment of Groceries, Broom '
s,. Pails at
low prices.. ' .
HEALTHY BREAD.
James Pyle's Dietetic Saleratus
Call and See
the Goodiirinty NEW QtrA.R.TERS. For
ReadY Pay, and on Credit to prbmpt
paying customers, f shall sell at low figures.
- D.T. oLMSTED.
.Coudersport, July 6, 18.59.-46.
WILLIAM CARR,
SHAVING AND HAIR-DRESSING SALOON,
Main, between Third arid FoUrth Streets,
Coudersport Pa. 11:36.
Tit in above _ Thirti
•
BOWS, : -" A ( - 1 ' lArg, -1 - 49IWS•
BLANKS— - ' • ; •
• - DOCKETS—:
. • LEDGERS— • .
. DAY-BOOKS--
- • RECEIPT-ROQICS;
MEMORANDUMS,
'PASS-BOOKS, . .
DIARIES,
PORTFOLIOS, •
. HERBARIUMS; -.
- • LETTEtt-BOOKS
- - INVOICE-BOOKS.
Greek, Latin, Preach, and ..oermum. Teat-
Books.
An School Books used -in. the aunty
142 on 'hynd, - or inuneclicaely
when desired.
Magazines or any Periodicals supplied INi:ion
desired. . • .
• . A good assortment of Paper,. Envelopes,
Pens and Inks. Also,.of Call-Papers ; Urnw,
ing Materials, Water Colors,
TESTA 'RENTS,
PRAYER'& HYMN BOOKS, of various kinds.
MUSIC-BOOKS:AND SKET-MUSIC,
Slates, RulCrs, Bick-Cammon.Bciards Chess
'Men, &c.,.&c.
D. L. &M. 11. DANIELS
HAVE
AST OPENBD
A : COMPLETE ASSaIiTiVEY 2..'
• SUeMAIER
DRY GOOD q
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
CUTLERY, GROCERIES, '
Crockery & Glassware.
Also, a good stock of MISCELLANEOUS and
School Books,
STATIONERY, &C.,
All of which they will sell AS LOW AS CAN
BE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE
THE COUNTY.
PRODUCE OP ALL KINDS
TAKEN'
IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS,
For which the HIGHEST PRICE will be paid.
They.ean be found at all times, (Saturday
and Sunday excepted,) at the Store formerly
occupied by D. BAKER, - -
In Lewisville,
ready to wait upcin Customers. •
N. B--We have come to the conclusion tha
"READY PAY"
is better for all parties, snd we shall, there-
fore do business on this system.
D. L. Jr. M. If. DANIELS. '
Ulysses, June ?A 1858.--18L52 1 :, •
DIME LEAF LARD, in firkins and tubs,
can be had at the Old Regulator. Also,
Sugar Cured Hams, aplenty of Reads, Shanks
and Ribs..
20 CLARK I:. PHILLIPS.
HUMPHREYS'
SPECIFIC
SPECIFIC
SPECIFIC
SPECIFIC'SPECIFIC. •
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
HOMcEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
No. 562 BROADWAY.
No. 562 BROADWAY.
No. 562 BROADWAY.
No. 662 BROADWAY.
• No. 562 BROADWAY.
THE GREAT FEATURE
THE GREAT FEATURE
THE GREAT FEATURE
TIDE GREAT FEATURE
I'VE GREAT .FEATURE
Of this series of Domestic Remedies is that
each particular medicine is a..Snecific for the
particular disease or class of diseases whose
•name it bears, and may be reliod upon foithe
cure of that parficular affectidn, Rende, per
sons suffering from a chronic diseaie or long
standing ailment, in buying a case of Rumen-
REYS' SPECIFICS, obtain the particular one de
sired in their case, and thus themselves make
a cure which ctherwise would cost them many
dollars, and no small amount of time and medi
cal attendance, if, indeed it could be obtained
at all. .
Thus multitudes suffer from DYSPEPSIA, DJL
IODB CONDITION, Coartvermss, BADTASTE; COAT
ED TONGUE and DEBILITY, which is perfectly
controlled and cured by the
DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC,
There is scarcely a phase or .form of this
which is not promptly. controlled and
ultimately cured by the use of this Specific.
Thousands who have suffered for years with
this "Bilious Condition" having purohased a
case of these Specifics,-have obtained a perfect
cure and immunity from their old complaint.
COUGHS, COLDS AND•SORE THROATS.
which so frequently lead to ,
•
BRONCHITIS 4ND CONSIIMPT.I:O2V,
are all 'in their early stage secured by
• COUGI - I PILLS.
Harty cases of long , standing-. Bronchitis and
irritating Coughs have been perfectly cured
by this specific ,But morel many persons
have a specific liability to colds and take them
from 'the least exposure. This wilt be entire
ly relieved by the use of the COUGH PILLS,
as scores can testify from experience. So
CATARR.II - -
is one of our most common and most trouble
some diseases, agaiiist which the .01d School
Medicines and , even Homceopathic prescrip
tions, arc of very little use. Yet hundreds of
persons have been cured of not only recent
and fresh, but even long Standing'and obstin-
ate cases of CATARIIII by the use 'of this
specific.
One aged .lady in Syracuse' was - thus per
fectly cured of a Oatarrh, which had at 'mop,'
her all her life. A yiaing lad: - at uue of cur
-first class hotirdingSaVisotOiliiiive.s so afflict
ed with this disease as *to retpiire
.more than
forty-hantikerchiefs:a fweek,' , wai eittirely cured
iu a single wfek bs . •
• P•
bleeding and "bfild,,is ‘ oac of thoecommon
and obstinate fories'oriliseaSu'iihirch are SO'
_difficult, to.;,cure method's, but
Iviriclr Mid an entire. ittifl 'fontlOmental.'ctire .
in the Piles Specific: •Truei time' is'requlred
but the Specific is Oct . :sant "to retinires
neither diet 'norirestramt, arid-being •folletved
- up a'perfee.t . ufeii the restilt.• , Hundreds' of
persons, in purchasing a*- case r" or Specific's,
have obtained - a (-tire - for the mosttiyirig tied
obstinate form of disease, which - Alas - been
worth to Them ten tithes the eost tbe•entire
Set. Cases •of over' tweittY .yeare standing
have - been cured, with this simple Specific, and
we believe 1.11 may be etircd.by perseverance.
The ease contiins the best .- • • ' .
FEVER AND AGUE SPECIFIG • I -
known. A remedy without any deleterious
or*poisonous substances, which not only cures
the ague,' and' old„ Mismanaged- agues,. but
may be relieff_upon as a preventative; when
persons are Ter4di lig , in a fever an&
trier. It prevents or, protects , Upon:the same .
principle that vaccination
.preetits small-pox
or belladonna prevents-:scarlet: fever, by pre, -
eeeupying the eystem with.. true Specific..
Hundreds bare been thus protected apd.curd..
The Ophth . alixty Specific .
has provedifaVtildalge fenfedy far.SORE
EYES.:anCEVELIDS, -and.--for WEAK and
BLURRED SIGHT. Ond lady in Indiana,-who
had been a sufferer from sore, eyes for many
years. and for. two years- was entirely- blind.
was cured perfectly by-the Oplithaltuy Specific
alone.
ITE A D A S,
to which so many-are subject,.fiads a curatWe
in the case. 'There is a specific which 'relieves
at the time of the attack, and also one which
corrects the `.coatiitionTof
which it depends, and so, ti_earoys the' predis-:
position to return,.....: . . 1• 1
The Specific for tiie s rious fohns of
.'• FEMALE COMPLAINTS' .
have
- proved invaluable. g' lon standing.
LEUORRIREA :or :WHITES, are :attended
with debility or exhinstiou r and for which
other forms a medicine are' f little value, are
fully controlled and cured by the FEMALE
PILLLS,‘• while the specific for *irregularities
contioValitoit every form of scanty, painful
or•irregular menstruation. •• - 7
DIAMEAS AND SUMMER COMPLAINTS
in adults cr.children are controlled like mag
ic by the Diarrhoea Pita, white it may be
averred without Alio possibility of successful
contradictiom,that . the . Dyieniery are the
perfeef Sfiei.;ific - for tbUt diseas-e
Forthe various forms of •
FEVERS, SCARLET FEVEII, ...MEASLES,
and other diseases of children, the Fever Pil‘s
may lie safely - and surely relied upon.—
These Specifics are the prescriptions of Pro f
lIIDIPAREYS, used for years in his extensive
practice, and, to the perfection of. which he has
cevoted the resources of extensive knowledge,
experience and study.
The public may rest assured that during
the, life-time of Pr: 11. no 'one has been or
shall be intrusted with the preparation of his
Specifics, and he offers the guaranty r of 'his
professional life and reputation that they shall
be jtist as he repiiserifs them. •
They have now been before the: .putilic for
.five, years, and have everywhere wori.golden
'opinions rom the many thousands who hove .
used them. - • •
Simple, free from intricacy, technieility, or
danger, they haire„ - becornetlae..teady . recoarse
and aid of the parent, traveler, nurse, or in
valid, and have beconio the familyphytician
and medical 'adviser of thousands of families.
Nowhere have they been tried without baying
been approved, and their highest appreciation
is-among those Who-have known them longest,
and most. intimately.
Every Family will find these Specifies all
they have been recommended: prompt, relia
&le, simple and efficient ; often a friend in need
and a friend itub-ed.
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.
No. 1. FEVER PILLS—Fr Fey 4, Congestion
and Inflinuation of all kinds.
No. 2. WORM PILLS—For Worni-Fever
Worm-Colic, and Wetting the Bed.
No. 3. BABY'S -PILLS—For Colic,_Frying,
Teething and Wakefulness, end Ncrvous
• mess of Adults. . I ,
No. 4.. DIARRINDA PILLS.—For
Cholera Infantum-and Summer CoMplaiut.
No: 5. DYSENTERY PILLS—For ColiC, Grip-
ing, Dysentery or Bloody Flux
No, 6. CHOLERA PILLS—For Cholera, Chol-
era 3lorbus ;
No. 7. COUGH PILLS—For Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Influenza and Sore Throat.
No. 8 . : TOOTHACUE.PILLS—Foi Toothache,
Fiteeache, and. Neuralgia.
No. 9. HEADACHE PILLS—FOr Ilea:dacha,
Vertigo heit-artdFulfuess. of the Head.
No. 10. DYSPEPSIA PELL.S:LF6r Weak and
Deranged
,Stoinachs;
. 'Coluitipation and
Liver Coinplant., • ' "
No, IL FOR. FEMALE' IRREGULARITIES=
Scanty, Painful or suppres'sed periods:
„No. 12. FEMALE PILLS,--For—Leucoithrea,
Profuse 'Menses and Bearmg Down. •
No. 13:.CROUP PILLSFor. Croup, - Hoarse
Cough. Bad Breithitig. " •
No. 14. SALT. RHEUM. PILLS—For Erysipe
las, Eruptions,'Fimples on the Face.
No. 15. RHEUMATIC PILLS—For Pain ; Lame
. ness or SOreness in the Chest, Back, Loins,
nr
A.—Fur Fever and ague, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, old mismanaged Agues.
P.--For' Piles, Blind and Ble'eding,, Internal
or External, , • •
o.—For Sore, 'teak or inflamed Eyes and
Eyelids, Failing, Weak or Blurred Sight.
C.—For Catarrh, of long standing or recent,
either with_ obstruction. or profuse discharge.
•W. C.---For Whooping Cough,.. abating its.
violence and shoftening its course, .
PRICES
Full set, 20 large vials in Morocco Case
and Book • • • sfl 00.
Full set., 10 large vials, in.PlairiCase and
• •• • 4 00
Case of 15 numbered boxes and Book 200
Case orany 6 nuinberedboXes and Book it 00
Single numbered•boxes, with idireetionE - 125
Single lettered' b 1
oSee; with, 50
Large platitatiem,' case, 1 •.1
. and 2 oz. vials'
1 00
OUR REMEDIES BY -MAIL.
OUR' BEIM-VIES' B 31.4 IL. • L •
01111.RIEJLEDIES.131-1IAIL:
'OUR REMEDIBpS.BY MAIL.
OUR REMEDIES:Br NAIL.
X.ook,oi - er.the list, malto,up a case of what
liind . you : elmose, and enclbse tho amount in
a, current nOte or. staMps, by' milli, to our 'id
drass„- at No. 5G2 BrOadwaY, New' York; iiiid
the medicine will he duly returned" by Mail or
express, free of chaige. Address
DR. E.:IIUMPRRRY'S & CO.,
No. Se.lilroadway, New York.
Sold in - l7ond , r , port hy D. W. SPENCER.'and
Drug:nl.v.'
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T H;.
rroptieuir.g.the allove,establiiiligineoi
'.:_ ,-_ W•ould respictfullyinfortuthelnital9itittiti
'of Coudgesparti awl Potter couetty .n , llatertillY; ,1
'that he is row prepared. tci nsupplf.them.iritit 1
BOOPS. StIOESi.-Gi i .4I.TER4I-LEAVIER4i
FI - Nly-N.G',s ? 4c.,of eyeyy,tlpacription. at prit .
'cee which cannot fail; to suit.' We
,haye ow',
hatid, lawl• are r thigtaatlylreciiritig . fecinr Kerr
York,)the fineat:assortatent - Ofi-gooth that can`
;be .fettadlai _ibis .portion of ilia I,Colfutry; land
will selltbe!saaqie!,at_pricas which tail . - ; I, : -
•. ilErit:oo/ 1 11PElliTION. ..
.'...-: SOLE' LA'APHER,..;;. ":. ~1, ; .i-: -I , ;to'
.h:..• -IPPRI4
Vc.il ,-. LEA Ti.I"FIR '4', 47PSK - . 1 4) 7 * :.
.P4'
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~,• : • ?,,.? CA4f':6l" 'l-.'S,, ; (irit*ll4 , ),
•
:pEG,S , ,.NA.Ifs, A iv:44, azhfii4OrilqS;oi-ey,L
ei'y dec F il;'otion, iti:9itatitities. 6 atit. "pitrChit
'aeia, at —l:' ' ' - ' ' r --" ,t.": .' ,-,..:-!•."-
,_
.:- ...
REMARKABLY LOW -PRICES ; :kg C ASH
'''. An. kisitidasold•lii:olir 'eltalillirtitiiiC,riiie of
i the Best, :(2411tki - And' trilllie iirAtatANTra.
i • .: Tellxis ttistrOttly.!::Cliviilia s;Atial.
.. ! •.; -!:- .•:- kIEORGE;T:,;WARIIEN.:!
May,l9, •
4.4 - 1; 'Orders sent by pinil l e cT left at. the
JOURNAL OFFICE, Coudersport , Rill be
.prorupt
ly 11.0 carefully attended to.
•
STSTOCK
r or,
EIMMER•
-JUST RE'CEIVO 7 "
.1-11
I.Lo it, Pi-ices
A
FAVOIIAIILE IEII,IIIS,
Casts and ShortArime BuYers.
• LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
if - A4 NOW RECEIVING nty . :Sl/MMER
IL Stock, which etohrace4,alroOst e'rerything
usuall3c kept by'the'Conutry Merchant---
DRI GOOD;
(IRCiCERIES r
HARD-WAIM • ' •
BOOTS - lt. SUOES,
RI 4DY-MADE CLOTHING,
T S & - C AP
- C R . O E Y, &c.;
•
all ofiwhich I propose to sell at • low-figures,
for cash or appfored.crodit.
•
Call and Fee our 'GOODS, and PRI.
CRS. Beinithankful for past favors, - 1
hopelto. be able now to offer triore . favora
bleindneementS. - P. A.'STEBBINS:
Coudersport, May 25,4859.-40. •
liti - iv : 4:
St:,: : R GO.s
JUST , RECEIVED BY
C. H. SIMMONS,
in 0 swa-yo.
I Low Pikes
AND
FAVORABLE TERDIS
. .
,
• e f ish axid Buyers. 4
Ail 'NOV MCSummer Stack,
l
ich•embrite s everything nsually , kept
by C Mere ant— i ,
DaY-GOODS,
• GROCERIES, .
HARD,WARL',
13 OTS SHOES,
READY-MADE CI. THING; • •
HATS • C A.? 5.,• • .
1. C R E R Y; c.,
all of t .:whichwill be sold iii.4.low figures for
cash or apProred credit.
-1. -GOOD.TEAS.FOR 45. CENTS,.
Ladi4l'• Fine Congress and other Gaiters, from 75
• •
MENS SPOGA BOOTS, •s2;so`.' "
I CALF. "; .. 3,65 •
FINE DE I,AINES, 20
GOOD.:LAWNS, 12i:
and 411 other gopis, in proportion,-for Ready
Pay of most, kinds.
gir Cash-paid for GOOD LUMBER. -* „
C.
oOrnyo, June 15, 1859.-43-Iy. .
I ,
B. S. COLWELL
' : .. WILL SELL
F 101,1 14 310/it .
FEED, .FIBI.I, PORK &C.,
i .
' . Cheqpier 'than: - . '`"- ..
ANY .OTHER ~ lERCHANT CAN SELL; FOE
CASH, , • .
and will tafce..n pent all kinds or gOoll
l'
3.48 ER.:
_ '
I will,ftlse:aitash ilir,i l Ul4E*.. '.
po, will pay the highest• going prices in
CASE' !. .F9 2 11 - 11 / 0014. ::
ConnnitiiotT,' , Janti . 22, 1859.-44-Gmo.F
SAVE4I -- EXTRA,•:', -
.
TWENTYPER CENTIen FARMING TOOLS,
by going-to-Pi A i „ST . EIeBINS2, and buy
log, as he trai Alto eseinSive'sitle" of the ' ~•
-, • f
_ Beardsley
Spythes,i -
and the only - place, where, you• will find them .
in the county: • • -• '
GRAIN - CRADLES, SCYTHE - SNATHS,
!TAY FORKS, RAKES,Sho vels, Spade's, Corn-
Knires, Sickles, and Jefford's Silver-steel and
Cast steel Axes, and everything in the Hard
ware line. • . - , .
• We wear our ol d elothes and board ourselves,
se as to give our customers nearly all the
profits. Please give us a call, one and ill, dt
tlieold stand, and we will try and do ,:what
we aqvertiiie. • P. A. STI:BBINS.
Coudersport, Jaaik'n,. Lai).
i-; - Krxi
•
'4lOlOO :,•![,W *,‘ . 42
. .
Tar for a falleoursein'the.lroaCity.Cci/lega,
• `;".
the largest., !wen 'exteasliel ,tadrtronized.,
r.:...
best ,
organized Comiaift:tal.S.'hool is the.lThi
,,,.• ,;%. • •
tea i'ates. ' -
-
ESE
aftESOilflig •
tta,s4T.qualltei to
Osnai time to.EOMpt6
to.la : weekg..,
tini, 13 viarsinteed t 0 ti
of any ljusl
lett= ,EL salmi. of from
( _3QaO
•
''Btildents eater riL'nn;
iVeripsy at pleast;re.. , ,
anm 111,',"7.11.401.
'6l .. p rei ria4 for t;
_. . .
. . ,
..
'ln, Ministers , ' Soia' eeeiltVat'jtiSilf , firms.
For driular:add Szecim - ell it.Wirtliiir '"lii-
Oosepro Imtter s4t*p_s.#
~ 14,.adt1.R0 .
.
, - -
. F.. W . ,..IE.SKINSi Pittabizrgth Riew:..
-1. 10:9-1r 3 . 1 '!.. ‘..3,•-: ,-;', -- '' , ..;;:l ' :','.. !'-'1:;:i 'l:i:ii,
intisi f. ' Of , ' Weilf, 4 lif.
: - Y., reslieOkfullpiin
f - Potter sitegot ad.
rr's; thaP. kft r4aPeNu. k:`
1 rellaviiiFi,a4, ia
. ..pro,
various olieliAtions in
tteatoo iii iolicite:d .
1.6
ARTIOICIAI:- TEEM
1 ittiyic clihown t Tilled
um'. 1 41104414:1W
ry pioroptiy-aosoTrod.
"Ir:ll::*Mit4.lt.:.-•
DE - NT
3r.'lartAtt;'.
ils 'Alleging
nouneei to the peOpleil
Pitting Counties: in , P.O l l
pently, establis4e4 in.
Pared, to*perforin, the
Dentistry. "Espeelat*itt
his , styre• of . ..inserting , '
Superior 10 - iny-othe
Continuos.}'
ranted... Letters of inqu
• '4 1 .70 MOUOritetiittn." ,`•
lIETIIING ' NEIS1.11:111'. - BlBlll'
B E ST , ..t 1 , 1 - 1 .. .- , c,.• ~..,*::
MEDICINKL '
SALRRATUS.
Is manufactured 'rom viumitin salt,
and is prepared entirely , different
from other Saleratus. , All theilel
eterfoue matter eitraeted in *oaf it
manner as to prodnce Bread, Bl e cnit,
bot,
andall kinds of Cake, withouttetti
taining a particle of &delta= w .
the Bread or Cake b baked there
by prod u cing wli leionie residtii.. l ::,
Every Particle of aleratus lit Untie ' 1
to gas and passei hrtingli the Itiii
or Bicuit while Baking; etinfetinitit4
lv nothing remaibut ceussuou Sal -
%V oter and •Flou:
You willstutdill
perceive by the see of this Salem;
tus that it is en l
' ely'ditfercritfrstm
other. Saleratns:
. ( 1 i - ' • .., `
It is packed hi one pound'pipert,
each wrapper br tided. "IL T.. 114 _ „
Ibittjs Best Medicinal Saleratutt;_al-,
RO l pictUre, tWiseed loaf hrPlail
iwith a ;Jess of eff'erveseing witerim'
the top. When on purchase ilinel
paper you should reserve - the insp.:
per, and be ,par iculati to Ot thel
next exactly-like e first , — brinlka:t
above.
Pull directions
with this Salerat
or Cream Tarte.
each ,package ; a .
making' all kind
for, making • Sodal
litz PoWderi: '
- MIKE YQI3
68
AND
70
68
AXI)
70
v i ;r i . ::° : 9.lw;:fi , m*tllill.P.l : dar"e r ' kraccsr.
's!l°;.r6°6l..ygi.A° l °m. : 'l':ll'ina l l : i. ' l6f:'''°l : ll:;:::;;:..:'::-- : '4: :' '- -1 1
- ' ' • , ''. .:10
11.. T. BABB/TT'. rU8.,.00./ITCBA! ,
..,
- , TRATED POT#SH ••. - -_,.-
Wairanted .. db O. die ,pt.rength of
68 ordinary•Pcitash';l jilt ,Ul3:iii - einit-= 00
1 lb., -2 lbs. 2 . 'bet; +3 lbs. and..l2lbi.
- - '—with full „dire tions: for .mitkiirg
AND Hard and. Soft QaP-I I t.Con.llObler*
'Fill find tili - n t4e heallgtP 6 l)/FI
•
market. , . 1 , ;I, ~
~
.., to , .-- Mantifacttred'in&for'irili - 'bii" - "',.,.
' !- " ' . '' • 11.. 1% ukaarr,T;--- , ~,-,. z
...:.Nos.:'6B.anil TO - -Waihiligtosoltreet
. .1 /Cow:Torlspand'kfof/Andirriet., r -,, : i
'- i P 93 1 . 04: : ..;:-. 1..; LP.i%.7?..e.ta , 1-, i i
08
70
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- rTheAitterlcilifildilolll44Kiiiaiiii:
do JO( great; Aitility - arid ..tititettAoslrikokenti
Pqrs9os Itftlicptqtl,:ari,t,3.l3Apechittk-Alpias
11,TSpeRsia,..tiver coiap iiintß.pr /Ci.,007 Aiftict
tionS,:.plin:frOcufe''S crimEs iiiptioxp L fOr
these various diseases ' iOlaTir.l l ikisktot4
byithe , AuttucxS Tianis CoPilisilitiaV,22'suict
24 Frankfort-3h • . 1 , : 1-..1 .. •,.,.-., ::-.-'::, , .
THE SECRET TirriBltritsclit , -!-
. 7 0 17-7)1 - ' 4firt - 111:41114.1,41.i.,,:
•-
> .
AiENV{WODA : O4-r4ra
"I„2-•• , -
lAo,oiAOrWiio,
.
of seirootorAttai arl ` ca! Ariaiiiii4 thetirl
nal Emissions, Genita andiNthotte-Debiliiyi
Prituaturel Decay of': al.PYttgtoPTlPPOlnich -
sad AmPid_inle :
~1 4 ;. .5t 0 . . . 11. NS gegfr'4 l l'tii „-:
/
..f ..:,..,'; f` i 1.- /5.. Y 4 f L gi;,X, I.* PE:170127a '
no- important fact ; thafth a Alai 4 ,
complaints,. originating , in:the impr9dgeef ,
'solitude.; of Yantli, : may tiO:eistiy . yetgi .
lataa
'iirruotriMEnitivr, - is nthis'aninpraitatiiil•
- ty deniolistrated; :and , Oa; enliittlY adie 2 iiii
I.ighly.succeittfultreattmuititsidoptittlArtha .
Au th or, fully ~explainedyhy ; mpg. ? two ,
_every, onus (-Paolidin curp e stlAtank4 .e 7
and afthe'least'pcfsiihleano,:titerg ;41.044, .
jog ail the sadvertisedixtostrume orthe . • ',
'• sent to, any ciddreisq
,VallirlitidtiOarriVellillb
a sealed: envelcipe,.bi.rernittiiggpext'Tpnitt)
Iwo pqatagefijapipl to ItaiiIL,KLOPLIIP
.East 31st. Street, Nei York. City l , , •—• , k
rid.A.....--....'-"
in . , .. ,
By'-
,
• . HOiNE Arti
KILdORE
V V. ;zoos of Condeisport: and TichdtriAll4.t
he has e4tablished u '5ll ,•• 2
JELKRT
in the pa - aernent: of J.:, B. SoAtteo Stigtist - thoo
hc. . !Ripply . the",pn
. 73th 'piv o t fictoiria
Itiitton everV.rueta4
rind Fresh' Vinisen By
low prices, promptiies and 're; alatity hc&gins
to.deserve and receive - a liheral patroller. .
Coudersport : June '47, 1853,-45-1p p.
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