S SL;r;i ~ "+~+ ~~j
°~` ~~i.r~rZ~~c~Lt~~~.:_-
411:k-tuyite'brigitinflOearlirtich.$ fa Elio-4e
purrfrucht, belicring-Jbat, the pUbliraiiun of
pbseraticitts mut exphritnents in fit - Lard to the
Agricultural and 11,erticnkfirat peeularities of
this county will funttiary licilefit our fitrinefs.
Tfrit;',llfrty 6ru:Cf. pottet'; - 4 13, .:Jqt;n-N.AL 4 -1,
- •
the ..2t7, - •r i • inclepentien t, . •
.4 . 17°:;t43 1 //e:Cds , -,in: Vic - Lures.
. Tyr 1.1:41t1..Y WARD BEECLIEn
A weed is said to be "a plant out of
place." An excellent definition; for,
viarisitittre;tibetrappropriatiily phieed;
that der!ves - this-,,nauts... for.
~ v ,exatious
tortide.ssness - ? ' . But a Weed / ISAfien in
its very placo, when well painted. We
hinteleanied to look upow.manycliegeta
libtropfobates wittken eye-of favor. Some
,heautiful in struc-.
tuiei in sower;' or in leaf-forms,• when f
etti'seticitainined.' - 'Thet habits of others
make them subjects of great interest. Wei
leCuileet (ince, while standing with one of
{he first -landscape artists of America he- !
fore one ofAiaddhigtonl
's: views of the
Thames, whose troika were clothed (pic
torinily) with magnificent acquatic plants,
being surprised to hear him Say • thatin
4merita we bad few large, succulent
Vents fit for an artist among our native
- nreeds. Since that time we have never
gone into iii6adow or field': without
notimr, thep .ints as stt jeets ofportrait
'2Anti I feet sure that there can be
lie.e?tcuse
.for barrenness ie the fore
grontirlitif iandicapesfrom want of mate
'lt th e went of industry; •Or the(
'ant of real ltioe for weed-like plants, that
occasions Auch- meagre. or conventional
picture's.' It is seldom that we See plants
Tendered,- as Landseer or Rosa Bunheur
,lender"" agitnftls; with an - cittlinsiastu of
lave Ahiit never tires; that can never
00:iitgh repeat them,. If-our right - band
144 been:endowed. with cunning, we: be
8:0:1'P-thAt the humbler grotrths of the field
o_l4 - oecUpy_' znuah of its skill. , 33 u t
Otte inastlove .well to pain well.. If a
iillttiri!doo net . ; respect a plant, if it exerts
1013 : bim_nci pooitite and pleas irable in
ihieuet),hs unfit to. represent
. it.. A
tome that does not iove children can' nev
er take good:00 of them; and an artist
.0 4 04, 4oes not love what are called weeds,
ettAnot justice. Some. ridiculel
ba's Been throiin - iipott'our yolintt'artistal
fur painting grasses mtnuch. That they
paillt.them tit'allis their praise ; and that
tlierecitlfitie . :themselves to so few, and re
pea..4llieir-Wark- so 'often, as - if there were
bat - half u - doion . species in, the. world fit
for 'yeah' fault l- I
oiCad orliitt"fe , e'strikirie and effective
plantsi . in . ... , apy - ti,irectien, growing_ abund
-0;44y-them arnin many that one - tnighq
lltell be embarrassed by .riches.
Theie,4 l 4lfi..P4* - family... None can
be lcitii'Pretetitints - :or - More. - incritorions,
V.bitillif duet gran , in dark and shaded I
o:Wee ? • Nilo" a breadth ofleaf the Rurr
dock
,poibi . t.,,Frliat vittor eal th,• wha t
an alike spread of branches, When its
iskeiont stem is fully extended ! 'T Here ;
too l la. the. relisldlit Horse=radish, of a'
broad and long palm. The .Eiteampane
i*apiqkter plant of kenerouslear. 'Laying
tistaili7nitiorejtieliceS;: - Whn can deny great
ntorit, aka robiseatid - plant, to
the SktinkLe.abbage • :What if its odor is
ats iedispulable fitot ? Art, in • this re
spect, has the advantage of Nature. In
a . piettiie peculiar; and delicaterirecn
mould be beautiful; 'without - the least.
odor. • •
' , :!.M tong upright plaitts, the 31ilkweed is
potable. Not for its . grace; • but. for its
full habit and generous bearinf!.. --The
thistleit3hUibrfet4nili;.6lielsedir,es;‘ the
eat-tail, the water -plantain family, the .
bind-tteed, the ivoodbine; and the blank-'
both' upright` and '
' creeping, than
which, lit ifti(rklOaf; ja, lAix.so:tn, , :cif in fruitt
ov,ery-atage,, nothing can be more grace
fill and beautiful,-these all deserve ear A r .-,
fgL istutbk. '•
The Mull - pin nocx3 hardly be men tioned,l
attAt_igures in pictures already, nut!
what-mould: :port equisitethnn:the
y-cifAspartigns ' if well - rendered ?!
• lete,itoo,'ls the Golden-Rod, the Aster,'
ilie - Iroxoteed (veritonriz.) the 5mart
;4116...11 Teasel; and a hOdred more,—
t dmirabluchitily for ornamental designs
and decorative patterns, but, likewise; tit
4turient, for . tliefowouncls of landscapes.
It I,moribiT,Of flee that. the pla . .nts
4 .- ot.exilta . re' cm- our Coo ti
petitokreTtlioe:whioh. are most beautiful
- gor Arsa_enta design, v i 4.,
_lv leat
rye,
skit ,I*iiej; .cholncliat . corn, the cotton
Pad . the
g ape: `-
_= The potato; - Poor homely fellow,
iitis-po 'merit except, in its blossom;. but
almost all the plintswhich fore . the sta-1
pleetePS; arepniversallY beloved o.ferttsts‘l
II ainaSing, to r e ad the descriptions
qF :lye* 1p ;agricultural: book's. T:ditors
Are,biiind to look upon the weeds only in
-reltitioßttifarming.:. If a; thing be prolific;
ttetuititotta Of life, and voracious of food, no
:inattef - ,fielr - graceful its form or comely its
0i it is hated; and all the tigly
:patoeiPt,the Vocabalary are heaped on At:
Butitial 'Should mot prevent the , ad mire
•Aion'ofthOse'who'have no crops to tend.
`.2iliettilenitivoid May yet bel exquisitely
Wit.arctiAite sure that it is the artist;s
alit if he;ts-cleficient in
,succulent foil
keitiPjeois riches, in all graceful
Ifetutivattti l twining vides.- Instead of'a
elytitittiliitaft of such eletrients, our moods,
ow,wet ,Meadtiws; our hedges--'artcl
iiilll-ivie4:o*flagrAltem. It 'requires
tiodine and imlnstryin,
l'efirescuting t that :to _make •every
*fp art: l iSt's .pOrtfolio'riel.o in vegetable
1
,:, AtetuoVe. Ink Stains. '
„ , ,, . , •
lidd just .linillell'read
fug fr.stit. Juliwon's remarks an Mr. Cleve-.
land's therkry sif saltias , Jvwitnieer'saleipprilider"
and rcmedrj. when-Over it - ent my.
inkstand upon a beautiful light drab table
cover,,,jttitor griat conternationi .as my wife
had "i,oftetil Cautioned -:me aitaint Ibis,
thing_` I rushed for the;talt-celler,an'ilemptred
its contents over: the, black -,miss of ink,
in five nutep „the qin4 disap
peared i I doubted - Mr: 'Cleveland's theory
before, - „bni ottAt.l.to dduin it any.lon - ger:?..,:,,
-Thevu js,une point; howcver, : in which ply
experience differs from Mr. Cleyeland's ibeory
—I emptied the'salt - oi;er and 'upon the ink,
anti it darende.il into . the cloth acid ,elfutptl,
tbe.desive - d,object, . : 101
One, thing : is , certaincyikether. snit, beat
unlyersai,rOnie:cly, or not, trill .inreti.
ij ITltiiedili!Mer. l r.rF tr 4
try-Stenilpymt t „ . ,• • •
ME
• 441mirable
S' 0 vrp 'Crduxrevi Bzanr tut - Witost! t
There is-at least :as mach. justice .and; pro
priety in: - •atiother exclamation--4izl--,our
friendstr - thildrcn.l . rit'llt WrOOr..! for if
patriotism, oilli';alfi'eriarcOntry'i"re tillers the
'first feeling,,ndmissible, sure!y.the natural and
stronOr'liae Lf one's ownr . olfspring, 'and' the
intimates 'Of otie domestic circle; •offers an
abundant: eXcnse :for ~ the. other:.:- We well
know it is not wise, tir perhaps •const&ten't with
the teachings of religion to give our sanction
by what is. positirely wrong—,what we- KNOW
to-be wrong ; an&yet; in a chtnee evils; may
ive, and should WC not, select the . least. :A.
child, in'spite ofour best efibets, trgedacationL
al iIIfIIICIICCA sirclini We
have been able. to Maintain. may- reach adult
age an ungovernable, fooliSh, or vicious per
son,'; and besides the pain mid anxieties caus
ed it home by son or daughter, tinder these
circumstances, society, eventually, - perhaps,
the law, heroines offended . by one liaxing the
strongest natural .w
claims upon . oar interest and
affection. such a moment, ejom with
the wOrld,
.and in 'an unforgiving spirit of
stern justice, drive this child from home and
our prOtectioni
..ratinim , the risk of brining .
greater iniaeondiret and'perhaps ultimate ruin,
on all sides we hear loud - exclamations of—
" heartless parent!"- i unnatural brute! " If,
on the contrary, ice still allow our natural love:
to govern, and stand by the erring, renewing .
car private efforts to. correct the evils of a life
that is precious to us 7 Ahen, it is "blind indul
gence r:" parental infatuation;. and. encour
agement to .wrong doing!" What course is
left for the parent, but to endure the world's,
reproach tie obeying the best
impulse nftike heart, eNeda rnye4ildren
and my friends, right or wrong
Impartial or indifferent judges will freely
condianu'und abandon, pt4haps"- puuisti the.'
miatakes or misdeeds of our children ;.it is an
unforgiving world- 'we live- in, • spite of the
heavenly injunction—" Yea, SEVENTY TIMES j
SEVEN shalt thou forgive thy brcither." We
are, pe7chance, the last, the only hope from
which erring humanity may derive the oppor
tunity to mend; and at the very period when
the ignorant and condemning .world is most
severe and unforgivius-, it may be that peni
teuce and .reformation have, reached-the
heart, where folly and wickedness had so
lately ruled. , This is especially true of the
v - oung and inexperienced, in whom character
is ever undergoing change, anal whero;if error
and vice staride as, it is mostly through the '
apt teachings Mid evil influences 0 older sin
nis—of wicked and designing men. 'lf. !herd
onv.country \vow, let os still protect and
defend her, until ! she gets old er °ugh and
wise enough to ht . ., ;. and so too with I
friends a4:11 us be slow to abandon
those. that are near and tlgar to us, when error
clouds their . R. L. B.
[ few Says since we received a copy'
of..Fit.:yeruld's City Pm,. of Philadeld
Cilia, with the *ye article marked. The!
writer'of-it.evidently means well-enough,' I
but he has not half done the' world he un-;
dertonk—unles.?. in writing it he was tic
tuated by some selfish ,aim., The. true'
expression of the sentiment which he has
made his the* would "our:friends
children . right or wrong ! --if t
rifiht r! We
do not believe.iu upholding either chil
dren or friends when We /..now 'they' are
in the wrong. On Abe -eontraryywe;be
lieve that:i& is our duty, by kind and zeal
ous efforts to endeavor to reclaim them to
the right.- We axe not a father, but we
are a sOrii.a bt;)ther, a friend; and as such
we protest acrainst. the incompleteness of
the 4eutunent'of "R. L. B, "=—En. Jour.]
FATAL ACCIDENT THE 1WASIIINC:TO: 4 : NAT?
VAlLD—Birsting of a Sixtij•four
the planers-ems - were engaged in there usual
bAtterv.practice at the Washington Navy Vord,
recently : pound army gnu (which, it is
said,hail been thoroughly tested in_lbsl)
- burst. • TWo of the' gunner:=,famesil. Wilson
and Wiliam Nukes . , Were instantly killed —a
part Of their beads being blown Of and their
bodies Thrown atonsideAle distanoe from the
gun-platform.
_Besides, eight men were , se:-
verely and two slightly wounded;
- Est . for the weary hitifils, • •
When the work of life is done ;
•
- = Rest . fur the .t've:tis.feet, • -' •
,••-• -When therfee oftifels run ; ' -
Rest for the itching .liena, •
Wheti . the Cars of life is u'er;,
•VleSt I - 9r the breaking ; JC:trt: •
\\ - lien sin shcillvex no more:
DisA j4e rest nee'l j:
Oh, sueik,reptise is test '
Ailditor's Notice.
NTOTICE is hereby given that the Auditor.
IA: appointed by the Court to make distribq
tion of the procecdS of the 'sale of :real estate
in the case ef. Warren (Darter vs. W. T. Jones,
No. 174; June Term, 1.4:19; anal - 11 - the case of
Paul Taylor is W.T." JtMes &A. F, Jones,
Of Sept.. Tenn 1.856, No. 144, wilt attend - to
the antics-of his appointment at ,the Office of
thePttothonotary in Coudersport, on Saturday,
the" - 13fli" d'ay 'of Angiisfnext,at'ono'
P. M. .:I}l - persons interested in the said dii
tributitm,,_will. attend promptly. nt said time
and place, fully pr fared if ptisclible to pre - sent
and stilistantiate - tlleir claims Withbut'unneees:
sary• asljos,kr,ntneWor • .
' • J.-OLMSTED, Protky.
Coudersport, July 20,1859:-48.
'Auditor's /Notice":
1
--- _ : - - - :ft :
FAR I. RY • ' , No a T p i p cx ,
i ts hereby d i
. iie g' -p ve o n ,lrt l . ' tt m th ti e k : e A d u il i t t rl r . 1
. . • .. • . , bution of the proceeds of the- sale of real es- .
~ .i. ... -. DICF.ILIWK:INS, Veieririary Sim- tate in the caseof Jacob Reed -v.:.N. L. Dike,
r - icon, WoUltl rosTedtfully inflirm tile k •hfiftine l'arin 1857, No. 219, will attend to
inhabitants i4‘CI)Il•a• -6 Z'F''/A..4": (1 '4S• Tieilliti, I the' duties of his appointment at, the Office of
dint he has loUatedihimSelf at tlinDouin• of D. I-the :Prothonotary. in.Coudersport, on. Monday,
r: Gin, - sitiii-e; WlierOlie Will be pleased.to treat the 15th-iaT August next; at Mir: o'clock,
all cases iucident ,to that, tnoble anirlUdi ;the , p..• M.: 'Those - interested-will attend if. they
Liaise:. horses' tails pht up, in the liste.4 and I think propeg.: • .' D. J. OLMSTED,•Proth'u.
OU4lie mist iipprored prinelples. : castration Coudersport,' July '2O; ' 1859:48.
. . ,
skillfully performed. • - ' ' ' • - •
. . .
- Rtfi , r,,,,to 5 . ."31.: Mills, D. F:dlasSmirehrtd N. VILASTE4 for sale by • - • - •
. . .
JAIIII. - - :, , [4G-tf.3 1.1.
-
. • .. .
. _ .
Main ab'Ovt:'-l'irhird , :St..,
.
CQT - .71 - 3 . .Ti • atSPORT, PA.
• " Psitimiltrron,
-•
otms-;-.l l 4Aps; _GLOBE.%
LEDGERS-:
DAY-BOOKS-=:
.'• Ittaiirer-BooKs ,
m..E4oßAsai,um - s,
f: Ii a,- • _-
, •
•LETTEP-B.OORS '
- • • IN 0R4,1.100Kb.
Greok, 1 . 1 - .,atin,•yrench and Germain Test
lavas. • ' • - .
Art School BOoks used in . the- County
.I.:ept on kand, or - immediately, procured
when desired. ~ • • , .
Ma ., ,;:azitieS or any Periodicals supplied when
desired:
A goo'd assortment of Paper, Env - elopes;_
; Pens . Inks: Also, of Wall-Papers, Draiv-•
ing, MAttrials,lyater..Colnie„te.i
BIBLES, TESTAAIENTS,
RVMN IRSORS, of various kinds.
... MUSIC-BOOKS AND. SHEET-MUSIC.
Slates, Rulers, Back-Gammon lioards.Ches.i
Men, &v.:, &m. 111.34]
linittoeiferpero:
OMETIIING NIiNV.-B: T. BABBI
BEST
' MEDICINAL S ALERATUS.
Is manufactured from common salt,
and is, prepared entirely - different
from other Saleratus. • All the del
eterious matter extracted in such a
manlier as,to,Produce: Bread, Biscuit,
land all kinds of Cake,
,without con
.talifing a- partielq of Saferatus when
the .Bread or Cake is baked ; there
by producing wholesome results. 7--
Every pinticle of Saleratue is turned
to ;as and passes throu , h the Bread s ,
lor Bicult wliile Baking; consequent.
lv nothing feinains but common Salt,
Rater and Flour. You w . ill readilV•
. .
perceive by the taste of this Salem.
tae that it is entirely different from
other Saleratus. .
It is packed in. ono pound papers.,
each .Wrapper branded. " B. T. Bab-1
bit.t4 Best 31edicinal Falerattts; al-•
so, picture, twisted loaf of bread,'
with a, glass of effervescing water i pu
the top. :When you purchase one,
paper you should preserve the wrap.'
per, and be particidar to get the.
next exactly like the first—brand as!
68
RBI
70
GS
EEO
MI
•
uhoe.
Full Aireetions for making Bread
With this Saloratns and Sour Milk
or Cream Tartar, dill accompany
each package; also, direCtions isor
making all kinds of 'Pastry ; also,!
fUr•making, Soda Water and Seid!
jab Powders. • • • •!
MAKE: YOUR OWN SOAP,
WITH
B. T. BABBITT'S PURE CONCEN
' MATED POTASH,'
Warranted double the Strength of
ordinary Potash ;
: put up in cans—
,l lb.. 2 11r5.., 3 lbs., G'lbs. and 12 'lbs.
BE
Mil
70
Us
• —with full directions for malting
ANp Hard' and Soft Soap. Consumers
"will find this the clicape - st PotaSti in
market. .
70 Ntnufactered and fur sale by • ,
B. T. BABBITT,
Nos. CR and in Washiegtnn-street,
New Vtqk,andNo.3B India-street.]
Dr;sien, [11:44-Iy='.)
WIIO SELLS TU AMEITICAN SNIOK
WHY EVERY. PRUGqisT CiflAli DgALEft • -
ff they dont now, 1114 will hereafter. Pont
fail to engage e"c. •
TITE CALEVRT OF' PEACE!
THE CAL nvEr. 01' PE -I C
THE CALUMET 01'
'WHAT IS THE CALUMET OF PEACE?
• WHAT IS IT ? 'WHERE IS IT?
.IT IS ME ANIERICAN.SMOKER.
'See advertisement. .
QUIET Aili[IVES, QLTIET ."EiTirES!
NO' EXCUSE . FOR NERVOUS HUSBANDS
,HUSBAND. GO BUY TILE AMERICAN
SMOKER, •
THIS IS TO BE THE ODDER OF THE DAY,
From every wife who has a smoking tins
hanti--:and no good . ,htmlinntt who vinuts to
have peace iit the family,will fuil tq obey the
order . ,111:293
ft.qirSee ad3 - ertiaement. See advertisement
. . ,
Speci4l Notice to the Ladies.
SUMMER FASHIONS.
MRS, GRIDLEY tenders her thanks-to the
citizens of Potter and adjoining counties, for
their generous patronage. She would Say to
the that she has on hand ti splendid
assortment of Giocids, which she Mill
sell retdil.or wholesale at theTowest rates,
pecially to those in the trade, at Wsinall ad
vaneci Prom N. T. prices. • All orders_prompt'-
iy attended to. • . • •
T. B. GIIiBLEY will deliver Bonnets to any
Place ordered,- Bleaching, and Repairing done
ail in the latest style, with taste, . The large
quantify of work. to he " done over," will te
delivered at the earliest moment.. .
!please call or send in yourbrders.-- Shop leant
ted 31 miles west - of Lewisville.
• E. H. N. pßirmixT,
Ulysses; May 13., 1859.-38.. '
RO, YE HUDIGB,V !
i .7M. 11. KIIXIF, ;W would •inform the elti.
tens of Coudersport and vicinity that
be has establisietl;ft ; •
11E AT M..-k..RKET
iri the B'asement of J. B. Smith's Store, where
he will .upply.the public with Fresh Be - efancl
Milt tort Ayer}. 1' esday a n (I.‘ .Fri day morning,
and Fre,ilt Venison wßeriever practicable. By
low prices; prcaliptn.3iad regularity he hove
to deserve and receive a liberal patronage: .
CogderspOrt;Jtirie 27; 1859.-457-Imo
Clic tritan, '47r Octi.eotilp'2.l
THE . AUERICAN :110KER
♦ CorSlstinroc. great:, variety- oflttquean
beautiful -patterns cif j Pil'ar''Pulte•S.i',•'.arstt;levi
eral varieties' of l'lpe:Ttittes:r'Tite , plnlirit:f
.thele .
ri isthitt etteli•one I. ariangi
cd s 4 tLtd ieeetti spcinge, qthrottgh
whicti Of the burtline , '•cigat , ! . 1.1 its' . to
pass on its way to the' month.;. •• This ' , damp
'sponge not only cools the..sMoke f bUteitiarAs,
from it the nit itine oil, the*oiSonotis proper
of-the,TohttcM3, which -Tenders the breath
less olfensia.:YStnekers will find, the use of
ItiesCTribes :11,•-10xury ••neVer before:attained
Using the l'ittlti'sb. Water-jar. . Their
'use kill., alsci-greattlV proniate, the ilea:Kt of the
habitual smoker 'and- preser;vo•'the 'sweetness
'of the breath.. - • :• • •
•••TiIE•AiIERICAN . -CARPET • HOOK.
is a little contrivance for folfting down-carpets
without tacks. ' This Is a•-new'article; which
has
. noyci.before been npon4lMinarket.
it posi§sses:ttte.inierit of *tilling a
.person to
ov
'put down fake' upa 'etirtiet 'or :111e 'largest
r size in:geneta/ use igrfifteerintjnatesi without
anY'injuTy tkitte floor' tir - - . Mirpet.... very ;
clieap—a he iper hi the lofig ruin Than tacks:
and the, great fictitty frith tvltich even a serr
atit cittitake•ttp and put down 'carpets, with
•ont the-possibility of ti Mistake; renders it in
valt•Mble- to the•houseiceepqe. • . - -•:• •
'PEN HOLDER & WIPER:
It is a neat' invention for holding a wet spOnge,
into which the pen • is thrast, _always coming
oat clean and ready fur uf4. A very convert,
ieut article 'for the Coup4g4louse Pesl;' and
!-. I'i29
. • . . .
.The,-.4,mpr I ac,in T ira4jes.;. Cquataa-
Hy,- wita Organized' NOYMuher 8; 48 5 17'. 1 0 111 1
a Capital of One !..bffildred t i thousand! - dollars. l
This Company fO
was rnie , Witha - Vil.;W of tak- I
ing up inventors
unable'
smalliartieles of general
u
utility, who are nable toffinake.independenti
:Irian( .nentkfor introduping their inventions, I
by 'an uplitable arrang,einent with Ahem - fOrl
their rights by purchase lot and ant, or by:a •,
tariff, on the articles manpfactured and sold,'
The inventive genius-olthis country hasipag ,
called for an Institutionlof this kind. The ;
American mind is sa active ; tffitt - thousends bri
things are invented, many of which would he 1
really useful to the cornmunity, hitt which are
never introduced, because the Inventors 41
them Intro no Means to carry them out. . I 1
The capital Of this CoMPauy will he droted i
to the,developinent of really useful invehtions.' l
The Company haves Committee on Patents,
whose duty it is •to pass upon all applicatioUsi
'and froiu their large experience in such irett
tffi•s-InNentors lave a security that their in
volition's wilt not he ffilsrged ; and the high 1
character at' the parties
,omposing that Cc:pi
nta-tee is a sufficient guaranty that,plaels and
specifications Mayl)o snhinitted before patents ;
are applied for, without any, risk of ativlin I
tap: being taken . . a this circumstance, c:lia
when desired to do so, the Company wilVffikei
out patents foe others,securing for the inven-
tor. all of his invention tiat is patentable. 1 I
This Company respec fully invite inventors
to submit to them their plans; and it will] be
furthering'the objects of the Company if, its
officers and agents can be of any service! to ,
them.
Anyone of the - following Inottes•is accepta
ble to. this Coinpeny i 1 •
First: To munufa6tbre any articles ' for
which - their machinery i's adapted byeontract,
1 the inventors receiving .the articles and - paying
for the same on delivell. - - . ;
, ' &Condi They bity:tiny patent which isittp .
proved of by their comthittee.
•
Third:: They will.inanufactere and tell any
i•ivrticle which they chocise to-adopt, giving to
the Inventor such a prOportion .of the profits
as may be 'agreed upon)... • . . ,
• The extensive: - building, No. 22 and .24
Frankfort-st., New York, being about 04 feet
, front by over 100 feet deep, and i stories high
' above the sidewalk, is Owned by the Vresident
of the Company, and is ocenpied in part by
all the machinery, warerooffi and offices of the
Company, where all its business and. sales are
I transacted. • - 1
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IN EVERY BODY'S MOUTH 1
IN• EVERY BODY'S MOUTH .
IN EVERY BODY'S MOUTH
WHAT'S IN EVERY BODY'S MOUTH?
WHAT'S IN EVERY BODY'S MOUTH?
WHIT'S IN EVER BODY'S MOUTH?
WHY " THE AMERICAN SMOKER."
WHY "TILE AMERMAN SMOKER."
WHY " THE AMERMAN SMOKER."
STUDDED WITH DIAMONDS.
STUDDED WITH DIAMONDS.
Wrf 4r5 MIMEO WITH DIAMONDS
WHAT'S .STUDDED WITH DIAMONDS
WHY, 'PRESIDENT BUCHANAN'S
AMERICAN,SMOKER;.
Which has heell ordered of
AMERICAN , TRADE
COMVAN y. -
22.5 24 Frpaikfort Street,
• .'Ne* York.
rr E • 'N . I'Lli S 17L Tlt A
SWING , f PIACIIINES, • •
THE PiTENT LEVER SEWING MACHINE,
31.1.NUFACTUREO 131. 7 . THE GLOBE
MANUFACTI4IIING COMPA.'NY,
-33 P ./.3roadway, ,
•
Nb YArk, •
May he truly regarded as the "neplus Ora"
of scwing'itrachines; and all who-nre wishing
to find a Machine allich is capable of doing
tn),_ kind of Sewing!. flit. Tailors 'and ilouSe
wires, with tisalisfif.etion heretolore-hukuown,
should lOse no. time in -ordering one of the
PAT/110 LEVEIt 31r1CIIIV Y ES, which 'aro
to•OceupY position towards other
Sewing Machines that a Patent Lever Watch
(and-everybody knpws its value) occupies to
wards ,hlLitpine #r any
_tither sccond rate
watch. • • - • ;
This :Machine .makos• the "Lech Stitch,"
which lookd,the litiftle on both sides of the
fabric, antl'eatingt(he ripped, .
• In 'all respects er!nal to machines heretofore
sold at a hundreiEdollarsund upwards.
• Specimens of sewing dotty, by the PATENT
LEVER MACHINE, will he forwarded to any
part of the coutitq.., upon receipt of a postage
stamp. •
N; B. An energetic and reliable. agent is
wanted in every town and.village,of the. tini
ted Stixtes and Cnnadn'o ttysell the above nam
ed Machine. An, adyantrtz.ccius arrangement
will,he . made with tbe 7 riglit kind of merchant
who is whhiug tolhayn the exciusice 'agency.
:..Address • , Glo4 ilfamtfachaingCoptpany,"
11144. 1 ; .339 Broadway; N. r
• - TAKt.N.Orti.IO.E I ,
, .
P you want to get your Watel4-
es or.Clociriaint in good rwri . - 77'
ning order ; takef tOenilo .D.A.1•70...478: You
will find him on; band . to. do your work on
short notice, and in it workmanlike it-tanner, at
_ ; No. 2, 13L0CK,
opposite': Paraielees Drug, and Book Store.
Jewelry neatly repaired,.iand work- done on
short notice, cheap for cash. •
• - DAYTON;
• Wellsville, A 4 1 10117 1859. . 40-Gino
PRICE $5O,
. . .
' - Al y itive'l•Wit• present,:rif lilt,li 'it lltceneas :f
Dl3::;MOltSf.. 7 ! 7 theinterit6i' of MORSD'S , IN-:
DIAN 110.01PIt,L'' ;This' Philarithrei plat h ah'
spent : the,greater'part . :of ;his life in traveling
haying tiSited•Europe ! ,' 'Asia, land ' Africa•i 'US.:
well as'NortkAinerica--LhaS spent . threcifyenrg
among the Indianrof leifi'Western counti
it Was Tin this way that• the Indinit Riot Pills'
Were firSt discovered..! Dr. Morse-WAS the firlsts,
man to:establish the th.et that'all diseases arise ]
front 'IMPURITY °FATE 'IILOOD-Ltitan•our •
streni(4.li;( health and life' depended 'upon ! ' this
vital fluid:. II
.. .: • • !.. ..;
When the vailonSpassageS bee me clogged,
and do trot act Ihi pe'rfect - harinony With the
d i fibre:it funetiOnS of the body, the Mood Itisea
its action, beet:aims thick, 'corrupted' aug 'dia . -
eased ; thOS' ca,tising inn- tin' nsi' sickness ''and
distresS of etery nixie - Or strength iS - 'e - x,..
hansted,*ottr healtli•we are depriVed :Of; and-if
I nature: is rot assisted in throWirig off the stag-'
I latrit himicat ti! , }Rood Will t otne choked
and cetiseAo net, tunf thus our light of life Will
! forever be bloWn mit. • Dow *portant - then
' that, we should. keepithe various passages Of
the bodill.ce 'and 'open. lAndluiw pleasant
Ito -.his that We have it in . :our power to mit •a•
niedicine'in yo reach, nainely, Morse's in-I
ldian Root fills,: Manufactured- from 'plants I
and foots' witieh groW around • th e- 'mon n faiii-
I ohs cliffs in Nature f slgarden, for the health and
I recovery of diseased' man. ' One of the roots
}from which "these Pills Are made is a Sudoritic,,l
which op•ens the'petles of:the skin, and assists
filature in-throwing Ont - the•finer parts of the
(corruption within., -Thie second is a plant
• which is.an Ex.peElerant„that opens and un-
I clogs the:passage to the lungs, and thuS, in a
izoothim4ftmunier,'perforrnslts duty by throw-
, ingoir phlegri), and , othei humors from the
I lungs by cripiOns spitting. 'The third is al/1-
i ()retie, which !gives !ease and. double, strength
Ito •the kittneyS ; thus encouraged, -they draw
( large siminin4 of inipnrity fi‘onf the blood,
which is then' thrown out bountifully by the;
urinary or water' passage, .and, -which could
i not have been:discharged in 'any' other way.
The fourth is, a ',Cathartic ; anti -accompanies
the other propertieS of the Pills while engaged
in
. puritying the blood; the coarser partices
of impurity Which leannot pasi by the other
outlets, are thus taken np mul conveyed off in
[ vent qua•ntitic - s fief the bOwels. ••' '
From the ((bove;;it is shown that Dr. MOrse's
Indian Root Pills hot only enter the stomach,
I but become tinited with the blood, for they
finit Way to every pert, and completely - rout out i
I and cleanse the systeui from : all ilnr , :ritS, and
I the life of the body, which is' the blood; be-,
I comes perfectly' healthy; consequently. all
sickness and pain is driven from the system,-::
for they cannot renriin when the body becomes I.
‘
so-pure and clear. i•,I ,
The reason why ! 'people aro so distressed',
when sick, and why so many (lie, is because
they (hi not get n. Inedieine widelt 1,7111 PaSs
to the afflicted pats, and which . wiltbpcn the
r natural passages for the (li::ease to be cast out;
hence, a large ! qual l rtity of fiaid and other mat-1
ter is lodged, and, the stomach and inteStineSl
are literally overt,' wino with the corrupted,!
,stars; ilnisimnler)oing disagreeable fermen
tation,l constantly n ixing with the blood,whichi ;
1 throws corrupted, matter through every vein,
and artery, :mail life is taken. from, the. body{
by .disease. Dr. 'alorse's PILV have added to/1
- •
themselves victory i upon Victory, by restoring !!
millions of the sick to blooming health' and!
! happiness. Yes,- thousands who have beeMl
racked or tormented with sickness, pain 'anti'
angniA, and whose feeble fraines 'have been
- storelied'hy the burning elements of raging:
i fever, and who have been brought, as it were; I,
within•A Step of the silent grave, now stand :1
I ready to testify that they would have beau ::
' numbered with the dead. had it ;lot been for
this great and wonderful medicine. Morse`.
IndiattßoOt Pills. After bneor two doses had,
been taken, they were-. astonished, and absd- 1
lutely surprised, in witnessing their eharming9
• effects. Not only do they give immediate easel;
and strength, and take, away all sicknesq
pitio and anguish, hat .they at once go to:
work •at I thie;. foundation of the- dis en s e,l'
which •ia • the blocd. Therefore, it will bd .
shown, especially by those who use these Pill'S
that they will so cleanse and purify - , that diS T
o:lBC—tlint deadly enemy—Will take its titglity
1 and - the bush of youth - and beauty will ngairt
. return, mul:the:nriaspect of:a long and happy
life' will cherish and brig,hten your days. - ;
i ' . : CAUTION :
Merchants mpl Traders will he on their
guard awl not he imposed upon lty a Coun
terfeit of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, sig;ried
A, B. Moore. All geutiiiie Pills will hereafter
haN•c the name and signature .of P. LAKE: JUDSON., Ksuccessor to A. J. White. t Cb,,Yen
each box. •
All orders - ard letters relating to said Pilis
must . be addressed to .11' . 1.MUDGE • CO.;
proprietors of Dr. A. Trask's Maemetic Ointr
ment;) Earlyille, Madison Co., N. 17., General
Agents for. Dr. Morse's Indian Root. Pills.
LAKE • JUDSON, (Successor
_to ,A; ,J.
White it C 0.,) 50 Leonard Street, New YOrk,
Sole Proprietor. Sold lip - :(;.JO 1S;
Coudersport; also by all . I.edicine Denleri. :in
the county.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION;
' .. PITILADELPITIA. I' '
-4 Bencralent - Institution, established .4 speiial
.cadownient for the relief of the sick and 114;.. •
. (rasa, afflicted with Virulen and .i.i
N I
' • - . I.;pidetnic dlicases. •
1 1
TT: HOWARD ASSOCIATIO. , in vtesi o
the awful 4estritetion.of huntan life, ett,os;.
ed by Sexual diseases, several year ago direct-ed their Consulting Surgeon, fo4 n a Dipen,
nary -for the treatment of this etas .of'disetts ) e.s . ,
in'alitheir forms, and to give 31.010ALAD
VICE GRATIS, to all who apply hy letter,
with a description of their condition, (age,
Occupation, habits of life, 3:e..)Land in 'eases
of eitretne poverty,Io•FURSISHIMEDICLNES
' FREE Oh' eirmiG E. - .; 1 - .
.:''
Tliii - Diii - e`fe - i'i - ef vie - I,§ - kie ifitrail'; iiolieli
late; Annual Ileport Report' the 1 14 i ghest Ssittis
fact;oa with the success which has attended 1
the hihors.bf. their. Surgeons i 4. the ciu!.e. of
Spertaatorrhwa Seutinal - Weakt ess,_ Gollorr-
Ivo, Gicet, Syphilis, the. vice ofOnanit or.
' Self-Abitse; - Disease - otthe Kidqys andillad
der; Sy, and order a 'contlanaritte of the Sante
' plan for.the ensuing's*. ' - - - f , ,
•. -
,
An'adnOahle :Report int Spei*ilitorrliri , tr ' or
Seminal Wcaltriesi, the ride of Piiiiittstn, 'Nla:s.,-
tnrliation or Self-Abuse, and tl•ther - Diseases
of the Sextial,Orgitits; by theilonstiltini SO
geoni.will he. scat by mail, (in a seale& envel
ope,)FßEE-OF CHARGE, °xi ,
receipt a TWQ
STAMPS fof poStage: - l+`
- Address, • fr -- Ire r• ' t r
for ....eport - 'or .reatnierit, Jr.
IIQVGIITON: acting Surgeon,
Howard .A.;•soilq.ion,'No. 2 &Atli Ninth;Street,
J?llilailelLphitt, Pa.. • • 1 LI 1.:91=l1:.
A gOnfixrunk remedy,_ in Vvhjch_re have la.
`'li6rOlo..prOduce tie. Frtiii , ilfeitagaltesiatii e
.
that ,eaiLlid mast .... l ltiaa:ebnetotratetl extract
prii§4ratiPatillNsk.,coml?lned AT,lth other
'subltanees of etillAre4teialterafik e - 6 . 13
tcCatroitt , eireattvO r afitfrititO for' th . s ditena;
'SPo4Pazi4a, rePolo3( 3 •Pze• leligv i sti
that such reme4y, :wanted* those tvlii
suff+fiertit Striiinous , Oomplitints; and that oqe
3vbieh tcill aceompligetheir cure must prove
ofliamatibe seriiCe 3b thii - largelehasa of our
'aff4eted fellow r citizens, ppinklt
'coinPouhd, 4.0 . Has liedo proven by ever::
imeot tunny: of tvOrtt case 3 he fonall
'of the,follotying emnplaiAtei
S.enOitiLs. BellOitrLOTia Coinktimrs.,
, ThiiienoNs ;Kkol,Pittriq't%-i DisEagttl, tteattei
Tl*olo3, &LT lint;
StNiC HEAD, SiP/111.111C AP.
FEO . :FIONN:A/glz° l - 11 *P P IS4A 4 E r Ii .*PsYI NEU.
.ILltr.il.S. of TIC lipur,oyar t ox Di:ultra, Drs.
a es2
A-Natoo.,yx'at,Ftitx, told indeed the Avhole:
class of conlplai . ats arising. I..limorry OF'
33/..000- "
•_.:, Allis compound will be. found a Sfeat pre—,
ratotier,7of health, when 'taken in the spring„ to.- -
etipel . ..the - fail liiniiiVi;,•-si-hicht fester in the
Itlocalla t: that. k;aton - of•the - year.' , Ity , the time-;
- ly expulsion of -therrrinnnrrankling disorder:4 . ,
are nipped. in, :thc;:bu.d.;: 31ultitmlai :. can, by,
•tliclaid.of,this . remedY,
, spare themselyei faux, -
-the eildtirnce of foul 'eritptions; and tilecious:
seirCs, through which' the system. still_ strive tn.
sVdi itself - of, , corruptitins,. , ,ifint .miOsiellbt ,o dg ,
thi • trough the natigatcliannets of ilia liodY,,`
[ •
l_by tan • alterative , Ilthdlettlair .. - 6 14mitytitillitf
vitiated bloociyhenevs; yoAt Onti its iinp . offi es ,
bntst,ing through the Ain mpiPtPres, e,ruptiOni;','
of ~ S o'ro ; cleanse- it'Atlicsil) is Obiibiklindlitt
sfrUctcd, and 'shi c ggill,i,ig i cl yolot cleanse it:
1)1 - teneverit i's;fonl, and :your fei,:lings ivill tell.
t yoit When: Dien 'where no , particular atordez.
is ;felt, people ;
: cujny patter:health, and live
longer,for cleansing . the blood.. 117:eep the',
bktod healthy, tind all is well •btltf. - iith this
Pabulum of life: d'iscni.leted, there . can be no
lating health. ,Sooner or later something
I must - go wrong' ' and-the great machinery of
life is.disordercd_or. overthrown: :::-., - --„.:-
l i Sarsaparilla has,- di.
-n 'much, the
reputtitiorz; of itecomplit:ltitig these, ends.- :Nit
the . world has-been- egregiously, deceived by,
Preparations of it; partly because the' drug,
I islonc has 'not' all the 'virtue- that is claimed'
1 fdr - it, bitt snrore'because. aunty 'preparations,:
i4otanding to be ,concentrated extracts of it,i
contain but little of.thervittitc,of S'lniaparille,,,
or any thing clip. , - _ ' . --
1
1 During late_ years tlitiptiblic.htrCe been mitt-1
led bylarge bAttles; pi'etending tßgii-e'a quart.
of Extract of garsaparill a for one dollar: Mint
;Of these have- been frauds_ upon the sick; for ,
Filmy not. only contain little, if any, Sarsapa.:
rilla, but often no ;curative properties ithatev
,;(l'r• Ilene - e,, bitter and:painftil diiappoininient;
!has followed the use of the various extract's of.
I Sarsaparilla which 'Rood . ..the market, until ; the.
name itself is justly, deFpissti, and has become
slynonyinous withlmposition and cheat,. Still,
e
wcall this Compound,Sarapatilia, and intend'
to • supply such' a . remedy = as shall resetie' the.
hens - from: the „load . of :oblequy. ithiCh rests
itpon. it.., And Ave: think we have
,gronnd,for
believing it lies lirtues which: are irresistiblo.
hy the orcliniirf pin of tliO:dis.et*es it is intend
ed. to cure. • in:oicleito - s it - Mire-their complete
eradication from the ttykein, thcreniedy should ,
be judiciously taktat 4ceordini . ,lo,.ditections - cft
, I , i.W tipple. I :...•, .. -::„:.:„ '.- •., -, -
PrittA - ntn nY
.1: AlkrE "1004
LOWELL, -
Price, ver IZotile,•' Six Ber.t6les Etti.
.:flyer's'. Cl ectgral
has 4 iori for :itself 'lneh.du fertmiraoritlie cure of
levery valiety of Throat 4no. Lung Coroplaint, that
it is entirely Unnecessary for us% to 'recount .. the"
evidence of its virtues, whereverit has been; ezli•
I played. As it has'lonig±heatr in — conitaht use
throughout this *seetioni tieell iforlici . more than
assure the people its : quality is kept up to the best
1 it ever has becu, and that it may, be. relied on to
for their relief- all it, has ever be:ea 'retied to da
:flyer's ," Cathartic . . Pills'
..)
• • FOIL THE MBE Or.; . -
Costiveness, Jaundice, .Dyspepsia, indigestion,
Dysentery, Foul Stinnach,]Erysipelas, Headache,
Piles, Rhousnatisni,sErsynions and Skin Diseases,
Liter 'CotnPiflitt'rf - Diopsy, Totter, Tumors and
Salt ~ Rhetem;.•Worms, Gosd, Wein-rapier:: as a
Dinner:Pill, atutfpr, Purifying tzo Blood..
1 . They are sugar - coa t ed, so that. the most - sensi•
tive can take, them pleasantly, and they are the
beSt aperient &the sVoild (Or all the, purposes of a
family. physic: •
25' cents perr.2ol;llv,el3oxes for, $l.OO.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Thysicians,Statei
men, and eminent personages, hare lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulactss of these:
remedies, but our, space h.ere will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis Our Aslntuciri Af3r.tir&c in:Which they
are given;' with also full deseriPtions of - the abase
complaints; and the • treatment that - should bet*
lowed for their•curel • • •.: - •
• Do not .be put .off by unprincipled.dealers with
other preparations , they make •mnre pinfit on.
Demand .Aran's,and - take' no others. The sick
tint the best aid there is for thorn, and. theY,shoulti
have it. ' •• • - •
All.ouiltemedies are
Sold by 8311,111 ..t; JONES, and D.-W. SPEN
CElt, Coudersport; COREY SON.; liivguts;
A.- li. 'HORTON, •Cushingville •;- MANN &
NICHOLS, Millport t• IL SIII3tt.INS, Oswayo;
and" by all.lderchantsiud Druggists. . [11328
. - -
MILLPORT HEAD-QUARTERS.
.ra subscribers takeAiris method of ix
forming •tlicir.frierkds.:ttuit ,they or+ re
ceipt of, and 'aro mop-. crpeitirr,g, Choice
std
dcsirrtble stock ..of . • : • :
STAPLE AND FANDY DRY GOODS
•to which they invite' the atfentiOn of all w ho
desire 'to make introit:y es: pay st'ockislargo
hers been selected with great-care, and ispr*
tieuiarty adapted - 16'0e O tthi3 Sectio
of . our country. Our stocit .of Dry tioods con;
'sist.4 of • - -"
DRESS G OODS; TRiltll - Nd S. It113BON&:,
EIIIIROIDERLES; *PARASOLS
DLOTLIS: CASSINERES
• N - ES'fINGS.
- . •
NIESTIDS,
• SIIIII.TINGS,..
• LINEN.S,
",iIOSIE4Y,
,SITAW.LS,
. and. a variety - of. _Other .narnete,
complete
inent:of
. • GROCERIES, • TIARDtAIig %ASP
. ...• ••, CAOC . P . iity;
nll'ofwhich.Atilt be•sohl uncommonly cho
for ready pay, iltid for approved credit on
reasonable tprut§„Ri:;iny:otitor 0131)161v: oat
11.:A."VC &NICHOLS .
Atie:.--11;j8f;:;-•=9:1:j .
V. J. , TIIMPSON,
QARRIA.O.E - -WAGON -. IIAKEI3 • and. VE
P.A.lit ER, - Coudersport, Potter Co., PfifA t
this Method of iriformingthe
'lie in general that is-prepared .71.
to du all %Orli:in his line kith prolepuns s
in U•orklnan-like ,nail upon: 0 '
.most aeeonlmod - ating s terms. Poimeet f
R r tiral) 1v r equire d
the weik--3;6'.:Aifkinds. of Pllotia .
taken account of Work.
t ,, 1)