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7 6, OUDERSPORTi AVGIIST-25;
7 1 . 66 e Conderspori Academy comnience4
'pktall Term Just Tueiday, Viek.AUnil
0: 'students, and-we learn_ that • several
: m oinaro to*me . 2ext week. Eveirtiiii r
i t :pp:ldes a prosperous and profitable term.
Teachers' Assciatioiu—The seeOnd
beating of the Hlysses; and- Allegany
.District 'Aachen' :Association will be
b e id.at the. Raymond School House on
goriaDAY SEPT. 10th 1859,at 10 o'clock
A, ,M. •_ _All ,Teachers and friends of ed
ucation are invited, and expected to be
present and aid us in the good *cause.
E. A. BENTON. 4Srec'y..
Upward of 800 of the graduates of the
last year at the Iron City Commercial
College have :secured employnient,"reeciy
iag.the first ; peat' from ptfc feve hula
kr.oeflLttpoti the investment made
to.obtain a pleetiettl , tettsiness education:
For full iff, &Oft:talon',
• Cirettlar, Opechn ens
of -Hairless and 'Orn a mental Pettaiariship
4tati Ethbehished .Yiew of the College,
&ale's° fire letter stamps to
F. W. JENKINS. Pittsburgh; Pa.
.ibr the'Potter Journal.
A Pee Nic Rquiet.—The children
of this District assembled at the Red
School House, it being •the last day of
school, and enjoyed themselves with a
real - treat, provided by their• patents and
ethers. - Ancl such_a treat I never saw.
.Such.a. supply. of eakes, candy, raisins,
:sweet-meats, pies, am., I never saw on
such an occasion; not even - at a wedding.
Seventy-one' took supper, and there was
lots of_the delicious viands left, which was
distributed to the needy. The children
have, made good progress during the Sum
mer term of school, which speaks well for
their teacher, Miss Pomeroy. 4 Every
thing_ indicated peace and harmony
throughout the entire afternoon.
_John
Lyman - addressed the children with ashen,
but feeling Speed'. Then they all went
to their different kinds of amusement.—
At evening all went to their homes, satis
fied that it hah been a profitable season
for them, and pleasing to their.parents.
diouLsr, Aug., 17, 1859. L. L.
The scarcity of all kinds of fruit in
this region renders :he following domestic
recipe very • valuable just now. It is
furnished to an exchange by a gorrespon
dent.
' "A dish of what I mistook for pre
serves teas passed to me, .w. ich upon
tasting, I was much surprised to learn
contained.no fruit. The ease with which
it is prepared, and the trifling cost of the
matertals;nre not its chief recommen !
datiOni, for unless my testing .apparatus
deceived me, as it is .not usually wont
to do r is emphatically a tip top substi
tute for " apple sauce," "apple butter,"
totnato preserves," and all that sort of
tiling. Its preparation is simply as
follows Moderately boil a pint of
molasses from five to twenty minutes,
according to its consistency, when add
three .eggs theroughly beaten, hastily
stirring them- in, and continue to boil a
few minutes longer, when season with
lemon or'a little nutmeg." •
"Wino „NATIONAL CONAINTIO.-19.
corresponderif of 'the Natiool
Intelli
yrncerreoommeuds that a National. Con.
vention of .the Whip of the United
States be held f , on the 4th of July next,
at Richinond or Philadelphia, for the pur
poad riceninatiol, , f . candidates for the of
fices of President and 'Vice President of
the tivititeci : States, or.if separate nomina
tions be deemed inexpedient, for the pur
me Rf selecting, among' the candidates
altiady . ip the - field, such as may be most
acceptable to g tnajority, of. the party.
ONzot the Inost oheeiing•hints of the
timis r says - the 'Pittsburgh, Gazette, is the
return of.that honest man, the son. John
A. Gilmer, to the XN.XVIth Congress,
from : North Carolina. Wiliaw yesterday
s litter from that gentleman to a mutual
friend, under date, Greenwood, August 8.
Be says: "I am re-elected by 2,000 ma
jority over two opponents, one the regu
lar 4dininistiition nominee, the other of
:my On party, bitterly. denouncing my
Anti-Leeompton' vote. Gen.:Leeeh (Op
position) beats Scales 800 ;lye doubt not
That Vance is re-elected, and we hope
hat Shaw is defeated by Mr. 'Smith. I
feel lirrouci 'at being.so nobly sustainedby.
0,
.Southern constituency for
doing my
.duty in the hour of sectional
nadnese
Wgyrnit at Long Island Camp Meat
.:Liz; 'says '5 Orville ( , Awful') Gardener . '
Aarne on Thursday evening, bringing
sated 'character' from the Bowery, and
.dog-fighter. This man, under the
preaching the nest morning, was struck
thrsugh and; through with conviction for
this•_Siu, and came forwurd iu ate crowd,
falling on his knees, weeping, shaking,
And crying :aloud for — mercy, - $o well
had the work been done, his terrors were
scan turned. to triumphs. The Sun of
l'ighteausnass had broken in upon his soul,
aid, when Orville Gardner bad finished
'Peaking they both fell upon each other's
ne4ka, and wcpt like children—embracing,
sho'uting over the joys of 'sine. forgiven.'
Oiberie§nstantly followed , in lib min-
•
Pp ea Uotiees,
' • " AND STONE.
this tie understand a collection of sand
like sulistattee having been lodged its the pas
sage of.the urine: -When the system is in a
la calthy.etate, this substance is carried off by
the natural passage , of the. body; but - when
there hilt : weakness of any ergots,- especially
• , kidneyS, theybecenericaptibie!,Of
such sandypsitcretions, and conk9uently
theys-aro ,lodgetkin the kidneys, uretbra n or
the bladder, causing great, intim:one...lou 'to
iltosi-nigans, and-great pains 'and -swelling,
amtgreot - ditliculty in vtildin4 urine.- It has
beeitadditted mapyphySinuess, thistkorsles
Indian:Root aremadectut Gramm perlicFr
tar 'plants wbieh lawn a wo nderful
e charming
influence in diesolviee the sob:Stance - -witicb
has clogged the passage, and by their cooling
properties, they expel all , int:WM:nation, sad
leave the water passage in an active and
healthy state. From three to four . of these
Pills night and morning, from two
weeks, will decide hot' this dreadful disease
is to be treated, and as they :earove the cause
of every, kind of diseases, it is , utterly impos<
sible for them to fail in curing the gravel as
they unclog the passage, and leave the parts
in a healthy and live!y condition.
-Dr. Marse's Indian Beet Pills are sob)
by aildealers in Medicines,
ofitieql ligliottßeetqaiti.
Announcetnents of Candidate:, till Co. Con•
vention, $1 each; Independent Candidates, till
General Election, $2 each—in all cases, IN Ars=
veatig,
ELY3IIIS HACKETT, of Mysses, offers him.
self as a candidate for. Sheriff at the ensuing
election, subject to the decision of the Repub
lican Convention, •
To t he
~ Electors of Potter County : .
Fellow-citizens--Having long been a real
dent - of your county, (being among the first),
I offer myself as an independent candidate
for, the office of Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
I do not offer myself through the solicitation
of any person, but because I desire the Office.
I have not. the Means nor the disposition to
to hire any one to canvass the county forme,
or'to do so for myself, desiring rather to rest
my claim with the unbiased feelings of the
people. WM. CROS'B'Y.
. Homer, June 2S, 18541—* .
Itepubliton County Convention .
The Republican Electors in the. several
election districts of Potter County, are reques
ted to meet at thr usual places for holding elec
tions, on FRIDAY, IHE 26TH DAY OT AUGUST
next, to choose Three Delegates from each dis
trict to meet. in Convention at COUDEP.S
PORT. on THURSDAY, the 1. IRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1859, to select candidates for
the following offices, viz ; One person for Ds
trict Attorney; one for High Sheriff ; one for
Coroner; one for County Commissioner; one
for County Auditor. Also, three Senatorial
and two Representative Conferees.
JULIUS BAKER,
- Chairman of County Er. Com.
Coudersport, July 30,1859.
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FM
$lO,OO
Pays the Tuition for a full course in the Iron
City College, the largest, nost extensively pat
ronized and best organized Commercial School
in the United States.
FOUR LARGE HALLS,
For Writing, Commercial Calculations,'Book-
Keeping and Lectures
Usual time to complete a full course, from
6to 10 weeks. Every Student, upon gradua
ting, is guaranteed to be competent to manage
the Books of any Business, and qualified to
earn a salary of from
$5OO tO $l,OOO.
Students enter at any time—No Vacation—
Review at pleasure.
First Premiums for Best Writing
Awarded this Institution. The best and great
est variety of Penmanship in any one Hall of
the .llnion..is found here.
sta„,3iinisters' sons received at half price.
For. Circular and Specimens of Writing, in
close two letter stamps, and address
• F. W. JENKiNS, Pittsburgh, Pa
10;9-1y* •
Insolvent Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
E. C. JENNINGS, of Ulysses Township,
that he has applied to the Court of Common
Pleas of Potter county for the benefit Of the'
Insolvent Laws of this Commonwealth, and
that said Court has appointed the 19th - day of
September next, (being, the first day of the
Term,) at Coudersport, at 2 o'clock P. 31., for
the hearing of the case at which time his
creditors can attend if they think proper.
, Aug. 9,1859.-4 t By order of Court.
Insolvent Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
JOHN LANNEN, of Hector Township,
that he has applied to the Court of Common
Pleas of Potter county for the benefit of the.
Insolvent Laws of this Commonwealth, and
that said Court has appointed the 19th day of
September next, (being the first day of the
Term,) at Coudersport, at 2 o'clock P. M.,
for the hearing of the case, at which time his
creditors may attend if they think proper.
. Aug.. 9, -1859.-4 t By Order of Court.
NEW JEWELRY STORE,
H. BUTTERWORTH having located
AM • himself in this Borough,ln the-store of
J. B. SMITH, on the corner of Second and Main
streets; has opened a JEW RLRY ESTABLISH
MENT, for the purpose of - •
UFA/RING
lurcus, •
CLOCKS, and
JEWELRY, -
Having some years' - 91rience_in the busi.
fleas, ifeel confident in giving the public GEN-
IiBAL SATISFACTLON.The patronage of.
the public is solicited. ' lease give me& call.
All work. warranted or no pay. -
A general assortment of Watches, 'Clocks
and Jewelry on hand and for sale: ,
Coudersport, June 30,1859.-48. • •
PLASTgAIor Gabs by
P. A. STEBBINS.
FOR SHERIFF
FOR SHERIFF.
. ,
PRICE CirafiENT..
. , .
Corrected :eyery_Wednesday, by - P. A. STEB
. BINS, 'lt!ablesali add fetal! Bealer,i,n Gm- •
- ' oeries• and Fn . :Ms/oils. Main Street; .
COUDERSPOBT, PA:
. . , _ , ...
pples,•green, 3,8 bush / ,
do . 'dried, ." ' , ,250 , 300
Beans; ' - • "
,- , . : 125 . : 200
Beihsnra2; *V . 1111: 1 - , , ~ - , . . ' ,
.20 - -. - ;25
Beef; - , ...**- '
~..- ' : , : 0 7
BeefAltderi" - ' '' - ' ' ',. : ' 4: ~. ',is
1 Octriei t dried, V van ,- I et. la
Ifuckwhlfs...l,ll - bush., 10d, - -. • ' 1- Ero
Butter, 'll lb., _- ._ l 5, 'lf3
Meese, " -' ... t;• - .. . . 12
Cedit,r`p bush.; -, I Oci •. ' /12 '
Corn Neal. per evil., 225 -', ' :2 70'
Eggs, 11 dog., ' - 10. • 12
Flour, superfine , v bti., . 100. . . 7
50 - i
do- &rabic elkta l ' , i't - -. ' "700 ' ' 800
Hann el lb., ' • •—" -12' -- ::14
Hay; 41 ton, POO • I 0 00
Honey, "e lb. ; • ' . • 10 .' 121
Lard. ~ ". - - 12 - , 16
Maple Sugar, per fo r •', 0 .10
Oats. 'ipl bush:, ; 40 50
Onions, " 671 100
York, 11 bbl. ; - 19 00 23 00
do" VI tb.,- 4l 1 11 10 • 121
do In wbole hog s ' fb, s . 0 , - 17 i
Potatoes, it bsfsh,, -40 50
Peaches ; dried, 'll lb., . - 25
Poultry, V lb., • 5 • , 6
Rye, ".lil bush., lOO , - 1 121
Salt, 1p bbl.,. 3.00
.
do 11 sack, -25
Trout,',? 1-bbl.,, 600 650
Wheat, 1-4 bush., 150 • 1 75,
White Fish, per. 1-bbL,' 600 6 , 56
Wool, per. 114,, , . ._ •• .
_2B .., ;35
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0 1 11 1, 1 I
- WHEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White,
11' I .President Judge, and the Hons. Joseph
Mann and G. G. Colvin, Associate Judges or
the Courts of Oyer it .Terminer and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter
Court
of the Peace,
Orphans' Court and Court of Common Pleas
for the County of Potter, have issued .their
precept, bearing date the Eleventh' day of
Aug.,'in the year of our Lord•one thousand
eight hundred end fifty-nine, and to ine,d&
reeled, for holding 11•Coort of Oyer and Term
hier and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses
sions of the Peace, Orphans' Court, and Court
of Common Pleas, in the Borough of Conder
sport, on MONDAY., the 19111 - , day of Sep
tember next, and-to continue one week :
. Notice is therefore hereby given:to the Cor
oners, Justices of the Peace and Constables
Within the county, that they be then and there
in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. EL of
said day, with their rolls, records, .ingnisi. l
lions, examinations, and other remembrances,
to do those things which to their offices ap
pertain to be done. And those who are bound
by their recognizances to prosecute against
the prisoners that are .or shall be in the jail of
said county of Potter, are to be thee and there
to prosecute against them as will be just.
Dated at CounEtisponr, Aug. 11, 1859, and
the 84th year of the Independence of the United
States of America. .
A. C. TAGGART; Sheriff.
AT
OLMSTED St' KELLY'S
Q TORE can always be found ate best of
AJ Cooking, Box and Parlor . •
.STOVE-S.:
Also, TDI and SUET-IRON WARE, POTS,
KETTLES. SPIDERS, SCOTCH BOWLS,
FRYING-PANS, SAP-PANS, and CAULD
RONS. Also,
Agileultural Implements,
such as PLOWS, ' SCRAPER.S. CULTIVA
TORS, CORN-SHELLERS, HORSE-RAKES,
DOG-POWERS, &e.
THEIR - WORK.
is well made and the material good. Good and
substantial EAVES-TROUGHS put up in any
part of the Coln:ay—Terms easy. Ready Pay
of all kinds, including Cash, seldom refused.
Store ou Main Street opposite the Old Court
House, Coudersport. Aug. 1, 18,59.-50
HUMPHRtYS'
SPECIFIC"
• SPECIFIC
SPECIFIC
•.
SPECIFIC .
"SPECIFIC
1103ICEOPATHIC REMEDIES;
HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
HOMCEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
- HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
No. 563 BROADWAY. •
No. 562 . BROADWAY.
No. 562. BROADWAY. ' .
No. 562.13110ADWAY.
No: 562 BROADWAY.
THE 'GREAT FEATURE
- THE GREAT FEATURE
THE GREAT FEATURE
THE GREAT FEATURE
THE GREAT FEATURE
Of this series of -Domestic Remedies is that
each particular medicine is a SpEcuetc-for the
particular disease or class of-diseases whose
name it beats, and may be relied upon for the
cure of that particular affection. Hebee, per
sons-suffering frhm a chronic disease or long
standing ailment, in buying a case of HUMPH
REYS' SPECIFICS, obtain the partiCular one de
sired in their case, and thus themselves make
a cure which otherwise 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, Dn.-
MS CONDITION, COATIVF.YESS, BAD TASTE, COAT
ED TosouE and DEBILITY, which is perfectly
controlled and cured by the
DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC.
There is scarcely a phase or fornit of this
disease which is not promptly controlled and
ultimately cured by the use of thin Specific.
Thousands who have suffered for years with
this "Bilious Condition" having purchased-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 AND CONSUMPTION,
are all in their early stage secured by the -
COUGH PILLS. •
Many cases of long standing Bronchitis and
irritating Coughs have been perfectly cured
by this specific But more I many persons
have a specific liability to colds and take them
from the least exposure. This will be entire
ly relieved by the use of the COUGH PILLS,
as scores eari testify from experience. So
CATA.RRH
•
is one of our , common most commoand most trouble
.
EOM' diseases, against which the Old School
Medicines and even Homceopathie prescrip
dims, are of very little use. Yet hundreds 'of
persons have been cured of not - only recent
and fresh, but even long Standing arid obtain
-
ate cases of CATARRH by the ascot ;this
specific:
One aged lady' id' Syracuse was thus per
fectly enred:of a Catarrh, which hadinnoyed
her all her life. A young lady at one of our
COO
filseclass boarding rich oolsi4lto w#ti*lttillict.-;
ed With thii disease:is - to require than.
fOrty liaridrehiefs a -wee,tirsts entirely cnted
in a single week by-this-Speci„fic;
Pr-tre-. • i;
bleeding and -blind r ie one of those common
and-obstinatc forms of.'disease whiclt'hre so
difficultiCo'enre on the,?cirdinary.triethOds, bat
which find an entire and fundaniental Atire
in the Piles Specific.. True, time reifulred;•
but the Specific is 'pleasant' to lake t i requires
neither diet nor' restraliotud .bi.ing followed,'
up a perfect ctire is, the, result. Hundreds
persons;` in purchasing a case of Specifics
hive obtalirect a cure for this ntostitrAng•antf
obstinate form of disease, ,whieh,Chas !Weis'
worth to them ten times the coit oftfie entirt.:l
set. • Cases of over tWenti. , ,feare standing
have been Cured ;with this stmide SPecific; and
We believe:ell may be cured by .pcfseverancer.'
Thecase'conetins the best 1 -
FEVER -A r ND.AGI/F. SPECIFIC
.. • ...•
.
k - acnvn. A remedy :without any, deleterious
or poisOnOs_sulistances, whieh nOonly,cares
the ag n e,:' and old, mismanaged agueS; bgt
may be 'rolled = upon as u preVentative when
persons Are residing in a fever .and,‘agne
trict..•.•,lt prevents or protects, upon. the same
principle 'that. vaccination prevents! small-po;
or belladonna prevents scarlet fever s = bypre=
ocenpytng. tile system with ;true, Specific,.
Hundred& have been thus protected atillcyre&
'The , Ophthabny_Speoirtc:,
has
.
proveda Most invaluable rem eilY for SORE
EYES and EYELIDS, tad 'for WEAK • and
BLHRREHSIGHT: On :fad); in Indiana ; who
bad been a= sufferer. from sore - eyeil for 'Many
years; and for two years was entirely- blind,
-was-cured-perfeetly by the Ophthaltny Specific
slope. : ,
_.._ ILE ADA CH .E. ? -S' , ' • ,
- ": ...... _ •.., . . .
• • '; • . .0
to which so many are subject, finds curative
in the ease.. There is a specifiewhieh relievei
at the time of the attack, and alio one which
corrects the ,condition _ of. the
_ : System Upon
which it depends, and so destroya,the predis
position to-return. - • '..- 't .1 . 0 :'?
The:Spectifie-for-tbe various foirmS of
FEDIALE . .00.1NPLAIRAT 4 3 .
have Proved invaluable. Old long, standing
LEUCORRIKE4. 'or Arnir; are,' attended
with debliiti or exhaustion, and for -which
Other. forum ttf. Medicine are - of little Ivalite,:er'e
fully eontrolled rind cured by,, the 47Ell'ALE
PILLS, while the specific .for Irregularities
control almost every forM of seanty, painful
or irregular , menstruation.,,
DIARRH(EkSANDPIAMERCOMPIAINTS. . 1
in adults orlildren are -controlledilike mag
ic by the D arrleceis Pills, while it' may be
averred withtit the possibility of euccessful
contradiction that the Dysentery Pills are the
1 .
most perfect,. pecific for that disease known.
For the Various forms of - - ' ' '
FEVERS, SEARLET FEVER, - MEASLES,
Feuerand other diseases of children, the PeUer Pills
may be safely' and surely relied elien.
,H
TheseSeeofies are the ofProf.,
1 HUMPAREYS, used for-years iu his, extensive
practice, and to the perfection of which helms
cevoted thz resources ofeatensiVe,kbeWledge,
experience and study.
1- • i
. The public' may rest . assured that during
the life-time of Br. H. tin ono- ha? been or
shall be ios.u.sted with the'preparatton -of his
Specifics, and he offers-ti e guaranty of hiS
professional life and reputation thatlthey shall
be just as he, represents them,..• •.. I . ,
TheYhdve noW. been before the 'etiblie for
five years, and Imetzt everywhere won golden
opinions_ from'
the many thousands Who„ have
used them.
-
Simple, Trial - tom intricacy, teehelcality, or
danger, they have become the ready .recourse
and _aid of the parent, traveler, nurse .or in
valid, "and 'has t e becothe the family Phytician
and medical adviser of thousands of families.
Nowhere have they been tried without having
been 'approved, and their highest appreciation
is among those who have known them longest,
and most intimately. . 1
Every Family will find tip -- Specific,.
_. y ..all ....__ Jese Sscifics ai
they hare ()e'en recommended: prompt, relia
ble, simple and' efficient; often, a friend In need
and a friend indeed. . . • . . , - i •
. i
LIST OF SPECIFIC . REMEDIES.
; .
No. 1. FEV,E4 PILLS—For Fever, Congestion
' and Inflaination of all.'kinds., 1 •
No. 2. yoo3i PILLS--For Worm-Fever,
Worm-Colic, and Wetting ih - e Bed.
No: 2. laill''S PILLS—For.:CoIi Crying,
Teething and Wakefaliiess, An Nervous
niii Of Adults. ... .
i '
No. 4. DIAIIREEA: PILLS—For 'Diarrlicea,
Cholera lafantumAnd Splniner Complaint,.
No. 5. DVSENTERVPILLSVor Celle, Grip
ing, Dysentery or Blocidy Flui.t)'• '
No. G. CHOLERA PILLS4For Ch olorarChol
• • era - Morbus, Vomiting. ' '.. '- .- • ' • "
No. 7. COUGH PILLS—For Coughs, 'Colds,
Ifoarsene,s, Infltienza and SorelThroat.
No. 8. TOOTHACHE PILLS—For Toothache,.
' Facerielie; and Neuralgia. ' ;
No: 9. HEADACHE PILLS—For ' , Headache,
Vertigo heat and Fullness oetboead..
No.. 10- DYSP,EPSIA.P ELL:SI-LA:4Z Veak and
Deranged,. Stomachs, Constipation and
Liver CoMplaint. ' '
No. li. FOR "I'EMAI/E IRREGfL'ARITIES:—
Scanty, Painful or suppressed periods:
No. 12. FRSIALE PILLS—For Leacorrhcca,
Profuse-Menses and Bearing Down. •
No. 13. CROUP
.PILLS—For Croup, Hoarse
Cough; Bad Breathing. . 1
No. 14. SALT RHEUM PILLS—For Erysipe
__ las, Eruptions; Pimples pu-the Face. . ,
No. 15. RHEUMATIC PILLS--For Pti in, Lame.
ness or Soreness in the Chest, Bit'ek, Loins,
or Limbs, - • •
A.—For.Fever and'Ague, Chill Feier, Dumb
Ague, old:mismanaged Agues.
P.—For Pips, Blind and Bleediag, Intrrnal
or External.
o.—For SOre, Weak or Inflamed; Eyes and
Paililig,.Weak or Marred Sight.'
C.—For Catarrh; of long titandirigor recent,
either with -obstruction or profuse discharge..
. W. ,a—FoOlthoopin g Cough; atuttiug its
violence and shortening its Course:
1
Full set; 20 large vials in Morocco Case •.1
and 11)0, _ : ss' 00
Full:set:2o large curls, in Plain Case and
Boot; • 4 00
Case. of 16 "lumberedboxes'and Book*: 2 .00,
Case Of any 6 "lumbered boxeS and Book' 1 00,
Single numbered boles, with directiens 25
Single lettered boxes, with direetions:' ,
,-.
Large plantation, or physician's case, 'l_ •
and 2 oz. vials ' 15 00
Look over the list, make, up a case of what
kind you choose; rand enclose:the sithount'ile
a current note or stumps;: lip mail, .to- our ad.'
dress, at .No. 562 Broadway, New-Rork, and
the medicine NMI* be duly returned by mail or
express, free of. harge. _Address
• •• DR. P. IiII.MPEIRErS k
• - No. 562 Broadwayi ,
• Sold in Courier:Tort by D. yr. SP
all Druggists. [4 t-
PRICE - S.
OUR REMEDIES` .13j 7 MAIL.
OUR REMEDIES EY MAIL.
OUR REMEDIES'EY MAIL.
OUR ,REMEDIES BY MAIL:*
OUR' REMEDIES BY'AtilL.'
MIME
•.
. .
• „MAIM
!war' i
; •
STORF4I;:-
, --
Main Street; (err v !- *te.llaktratte
Akßroe
; . .
ghat • oCki.,2lr. Jr,
"NEM P'roprletor I Och e abcirr estetilslifirtt
/.:;;4ratild - reiipectfttWinfo'rtn theinfitiEribuipf,
of Clondersiert,!atottmcounty4enekally,
tbat. be Is vow, pre par e d ..to.;a?, sop tlietnlritli
.iirdaffB,„ SHOES (74LITERS, ZgATII4II-.
"PIIeDINGS;',4t; of eveTy;d4Friptientit'priL
i.
air:Ai-blebs 'cattniftsjibil' to fini •" - Yrti - la're 'no
hand; and are constantly Jec Iving'frenr 'New]
' York,:the.finest is,sertnsent ti . goods:dna cani
be found in thle pOrtion of , theleountry,,,andl
ell•th
will se setae at, prices whiCh 7i1.1 ~
..
... . ~.
BOLE 1,44271E1A1, : 'l' . ;., • i, ...
~...- tIPPER.LRATIIBAW : IPS'ii2.I , ,*, '
'' '' .PREllirgff t'1...1.L"../17.A'A .Csfeinete),
PEGS, NAIL'S, AWLS; end iIIthINGS, Of et.*
ery clescription,:injquantitie. to suit, .ptircha.
sers,;ltt , - - 1- '" ' • ' ' •:,
. • : REMARKABLY LOW;P i RICES.• FOR CASH; ' ,
.. All-goods sold 4,opriestablislunent are '.of ,
the Itest Quality, and will be WARRANTED. 1
Terms C a sh Oulk:' ,Give us 'a tiML
. -, GEORGE T. WARREN:.
Wellsville -May 19, 1859.-40.
BO.Orders sent, by tnail, l left at the
SOMV,k:AL Orrtce;Deudersport,itill be'proinit
ly and carefully attended td.: I ,-. ,-,..;.‘,..
1•• NEW
117 ? ci7 ir ;I`, e
F. 1.3 9
JUST Itr,CEIVED, F r y
C:11: SIMMONS,
in C t .:sB.wa a.. .2 n
• ..Ltivii`l`Priee4/ -
4. AND ‘i; '
0 it 1413
TO
Cash a nd, "Short- Tip Le liqt.Vers•
•
NtSPFREOIVING:my SummefStock;
JIL-: which-embraces everything usuall y kept
by a Couri_tx.yAgre4ut—
DRY. GOODS,.'
' GROCERIES ,
BARD-WARE,'
ROOTS 4. SHOES,
READT-MADE etartrolo, .
BA.T S . 47 C S I
CROCKERY] &c.,
all of which will tie "sold At low figures for
I
cash approved - credit. '
GOOD TEAS FOR 45 CENTS; - '
Ladies' Fine Congress and othertiraiters, from 75
- etsl. to $l.OO.
HENS STOGA BODTSI, - $2,50
" CALF " 3,65
FINE DE LADIES, , 21/
'GOOD imv - xs, • l 2
and fall otlier,.g,oode in promirtion, for Ready
Pay of most . -
gar Cash paid cox: GOOD LUMBER.
•
C. 0. SIMMONS.
Clif . wayo,'June -
B. -S. .COLWELL
WILL SELL
Flour 9 ' Mel.
al •
FISH, PORK &C.,
Che4pe'r •
Atit- OTHER AfERCITANT, OAN 8Et.1.• FOR
'Wu
and will take, in
,payment all' I:lids of good
LUMBER:
I, wilt also Pay Cishi for.LOSOIER.,
ilsc;,, will pay. ,th,ei .highe~G going ,prices in
CASH FOW_WOOL..
c,o . viwnspont June: 82, 1859.
I, • : • . PENNSYLVANIA. •• • - • .
tate - Agrionituial Society
.• . • , •
sldißrnY
TAnntial Exhibition-of the Penn
ulvanta StatejApteultural Society; will
be h 'flat Powelton,-.Philadelphia, on Tues.
day,Wedgesday, Thursday and Fridayi,the
27th 28th, 29th and 30th, days of September.
On te let September, : the Secretary will re
mov to the Room!lof the'Philadelphia.Soci
ety for the promotion of Agriculture, No,e2s,
Chestnut, Street, Philadelphia, where Books
of Entry for the:Exhibition will be - opened.
Letters addressed. to the Seareletry, at Ilar
risburg, John JtcQoeiten, Philada., or 0/mass/C.
Engle, 1311stleton, will meat with attention.till
let, September. TAGGART, Pre t.
.L 0. HELSTER, slam -
Viar Goods for Exhibition, carried on all
the Railroads in the State , to and fro, free of
charge. . ,•j 52-st.
!LIST O
- LN9B. TRIAL pt.
,Court of Co
ty, Po.: •
S. S. While,
-Purdy, for me,: .
W. 101. S. Ennis,
W. Jones, .
Hillyert.Bush, Vi/J-Bllis.
W: T. Jones, . Jacksan & Bees; -
Sheppard,.:, . . "G. WI. Lewis. -
I Kalen, • • ":Jones, Hann &Jones.
Starkweather, StierWood; •
Baskin, use of Platt; ;" .H. Ellis. - .
Stever, ;
Jones:& Brother, • -11.• Lord, • •
Wilmot, " . Trust's K. .B. Church
Dent; ' C. &C. Loucks,
Lansing, "Hall:. : ;
Janes, • " Ives Straight,
White, 1' Stevens, el:at. 1 •
Ford. for 'Safi, W. T. Jones r .etal.•
T. Jones, _ 4 l' N. 11'• Jackson. •
Jones & Brother,
•-• • • ,
Killhaurn, use Gorman," R. Bice.
Canfield, Btarliweather.. .
A. F.'Jattes, 41 C. et al.-
ChiP,:l?ek:/ain! • :j -g II 4 II YI • -
Keating, d at,. Foltes & Backus,.. :.
J. L. Phenlv, i jr.,_
W. T. tones,`
Byitm, , • • - 11 ' 0: S.i Jones; ,
Willet, • •. - 1, Kinney: ~
13reneman, " Barclay.
1' Setae " Sank •
Abagaii Btiongi et tali ; " W. T. & A, P. Zonal:
Dual, -.' - 1 ' M'Neil & _
Henry tanker, ' . a W. B. Ctitler:
HI, J. OLligTED;'Proth'se.'
Coudersport, Aug 1G; 18.59.
I CO., •
ew York:
O n Wier
1-4mol
gM
STOCK
Eli
- .:6AugtB;
:epi...Term, 1859; of the
on Pleas of Poiter coon-
vs. Clark k Phillips,.d al.
B..Dedrick. •t :
" J Staysa. .
":8. Bridlee..
.;; n ~,.. m ...~, ►
INEMIN
1104.46 . 0kiit• U. .
.. ' 1:.. 41iE c0r0ttuy,4,444, -
_ IkE .EI V , 11l
A.:OO3IPLarE 445 4 §02 - 191.
4N .1:. SUMMER .
lfoop 4. Bricks„ - , 4 44 4 0AUtP,
. airriator, -- .4suickmaselk,
.wiztrwxor.eify leo :_ - .;..hat_
*lB6;* Solid stoCk cif 41-I Se EI4S . I WWWVaI
: • 5ehi ,,,, 0 .,. n ." i„,.
. ._ , . 4 , 4Tf .,
~.,...,,,.:,,,: , ,6 ,
,A. or *4.li thiy * ltiltaW \ Ad vii 'gl,t 4
'. 'ls t 016 rALS rittr 1 : •
Tllig
r i
PROOJOE OE Atli KESINVit
. ! .' .. . . T Ait s ,,, ,, :i, ••..,fril ,r.,; : oa •
' DTI ra..ViioGr' TOR : 406 k
i'or 'which the lllGl49l l .PAll#Tiiiiibee ' 1': •
1 can ' ' . /'-
and Sunday exceptedj at *ba'Stti,:fe r .
occtOad by D . BA ! . gE " ; :- , .'f- , !'-a,
. . ..!... 4
• ' : • UlTssps i 1 ' 3 .
ready ti:. w i nk Upon - L*6l°l=6; ..:) ""' !' ). T. -
N..B .. " — WC. 1 have come Wilke 0 :W44 11 00
_- 1 7 ` REMYY: PAY - '!y -
ifl beni'rfor an Psctiesi 4 0 4 'W.9_l ll figlil illailP
fore du ' business niktibr systeip.., r ~, '''iriffit
UlYsSes, june 1% 1840.-til642*. .'r/i^...011%
, ..
- : THZ OECHET 137.411THl A 1 1, A
YOUTH' , AND Itii,TDßlTtud
i.
itteleilishe 6, Olitt,i.2slfaliiis
.... :;, A. .gEtit irtoilDS PH"
t• .:". ,•--17-',." - --: BATIO`N4Li" TO
- 1, " ^:"-, *, - .2.lENTovithont
of Serteatskyrisea L oi• bled •Witak:4 ol .l): Mitt*
ant Etnissickii. 'Oinital arid Nertoes,De*Al t
Premattiie ,Deeny.i24 The. 0.064-.„1_1110.411,1
and Impediments tci - Martinge r osteicamiq x
BY B. DE LANEY; ED.' "- ..••• ,1 " .4 ‘.
... _ fa c t f
._ __ iiiisiott
The important fact . • a,tutip
complaints, originatitik lathe' treprtidende - sall
solitude! of, youth, IciaY - be easily. pall
WITHOUTI MEDICIgi, is in this stailliitisea
ly demonstrated; and the • eetirery..ao
highly, siteeessful treatment, as atota-tiYiNik
Author i lfully explained, !v . ...l:paps : OAF .
6 . l,:ery ode is .' enabled tO,eure incest..? per*.
/
and at the'least peisible - .- o - st . ',' . ilielehy,avkll
ing all the'advertised nostrirnsi'tifilieihip" I
Sent to any address, grktis . and ptistikilt Ili
a sealed envelopevby remitting:lpol
two postage stamps, to Y) B. DE I 4
Bait. MI, Street, New York Vity.. . ..
. .. •
• . ' ' .Unsiele'tlir?` l 4 . lr44 `
NEW .slr(3.V.lfir,!
::SUMMEIVCOODS° 6 '
IcEOB7BIi.IIY
ri.L-STRBBIW
7:40
FAVORAKEIIitft
01011.04- ,o .l l ,l l . l l n4l**Flpft
•
LADIES AND
.
ANN NOW. 'RECEINING 'm4 ,-2 ;81.44*
1 Stock, which. embrates almostievorythisW
u#uallykopt,,br tlp;CottatmAlerchtio,:el'iti
: - . l ;tiat4
• • • ; • 'l'..agooll
• PARDAVARE, : f„, r•
ROOTS :I . STIOES;' . ' `'=l;.;*
READ 4rAog , tahnitio, - - tt ,
•_ -- • ••.. LT. A:T.B /ale A4rlSl b - 7 , 7
nll,
ot•witich.l propose tollell at Icimtergelt
for or apprciKed
Call tend eee our•, GOODS. and:
;Bei ug ,thankfol for past , fauss o ilis
lkope , t4, l he ablo_mOw' to offer more fad
bleindtteements.- •P. , I , 'STEBBINEG3 ra
• Widen/port" May . 2541859.-40.'Txt
' •
irit' ' -41.- iirjA;Cllvirfa
ifkr.llYl4l7-1F tal
E: OLMSTED reinoMAul
i
tt
dcioultorth, into the stereikibu'
copied by Schoomaker k Jackspa.••::
Thankful fpr past favoro,i,irenid-soMettot
cOntinuarioe of the veUllhersiEtatTejlie belktt
tofo're 'besteweq, which
• — T .Cllde a
metirbYirdealini and setlnigtohi
Aa~o able ±
A
r o
My stork, Oonsistiog of thP pss4t:litqaiso.o 3 ,
tilnearitons;
'CLOT
%MIL • ~• •
soooys
Items *-s
GR I N D :
CROCE EERTS tih
i 8 note - large, ,
pld ,
to 8P1;*,)
CHEAPER THAN EVER llEFOlif4„,:,t
G.IIEAt.REDUPtION on Lawnl4
rn chnelilik
LaineS, Itlniffigiiir;:r!Arasols; Fitts rind , St
SumerAibds. Pants ' reduna
THEM OUT I
ISAI A H BIA 0 OTOS- 'Wettiiiiii(W
Scythes, of German-steel,•Cm4;titeel and:
vcr-steel also, Smiths. , Eorica,c Sakevieits*
many other Farming Utelksils, Atlthtaitligh
prices; conSfantly,on hand., -
-tspoTt & suotB4oo hies i o •
in the count - Y.. EsPeelatMire taken In
Eng to:get those which 'tire - anod•irol: :41~,
THE C.LOTHING -DEPARTNVAM . '
is well caockekand pripmwill: he mlde:rQi +a
factoz7. : -.• 1 : •
'Slja.4 TEA, 0 1 00 E, :a"m
sortment ef 9rOcaries,Brooms,. #l4 ,
low priced .'" ' t -
Ja,rn P;il,6 le. Di e
• .
' Gat told
the Goods la-mrlf:E W QU i AttiEttillitil
Ready ray, And, on-Creditte-00111110.-' -4
paylugcustooto7i I shall sello g las,
D. E. 0111STRIV
Coudersport, July 6, 1850.-46.
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