1511.11111:: tr*-
- . , ,
ZOUDERSPORT, - ATANUAST•ti f Isoo;
The Monthlryeeting of the lee' I itern:
ry Society, ;at which se;• - • , birieittr;
held.:xill e _ 4#6/°4*.
clock, (imtnealately. after:the adjournmento r ot
the Division,r at the hiic eor 'Sohn: Main,- • • -
Thc,Tribtme A4n 6ol l 4 fforl9 ll obceil sebt
to
,n.s..,hy Messrs. Greelei,&;go„!,fer . Ar,hich,
.kindness they have:four-sincere - thanke.-
contains the usual - compilation:rof - Valuable,
statistics and political: Infitiiratition,:enbrac
ing 7 - - Astronominalgaloulations and calenders
for the year 186Cri Government of the United-
States=Elecutivo , intt"JUilicialf:List- of En
voys and Ministers 'resident •at 'Foreign courts;
classified list of Seruitoriand Members of Con
gress; -Rates . of Postage, Land.;for thm Land
lets, .tc.;the Foreign Slave trader, Kansas
in 1859'; the late War iii Italy; tieConstitn-:.
lion of United States; treasury estimates
,of Appropriatlons Ter 186 b ;.:Appropriations
•of the XXXVth 'Cor(gress, • sccoad. Session";
Election Iteturni. Of:Stites i ; -„ List of ,States . ,,
.capitals Popular., Note ..for Isresideut
an 1848, - 1853 amt.-1859i fse; per • sin- -
gre ;:copy," 13 - 416zeiL :$1 ;
•
.4 man giving his !Arne as ,Tarnes Carle was .
.arrested in: this village on Tuesday._evening
last; on Suspicion of
,has
-stelengoodsiu
thipossesSiatt ,, :he .haviug about s2 . p. worth,
Of Which he Was, unwilling or unable to give
any satisfactoryllecount, - and answering .all
-questions verYineoherently: He was exam- .
Inca before Justice Cushing on Tuesday ; eve' ,
fling and.Weduesday . .tnorniag, when he Weis
committed to jailler further - hearing on Sat
urday at 2 o'clock. The gocids are dresS -silks,
silk handkercheifs, linen and cotton hdkf's . ,,
buttons, suspenders, thread, needles, Cutlery,
vests and pantaloons, and two powder flasks
—one a brass-mounted horn flask, marked
nine shillings. T'art,of..the : goods had a dif
ferent cost mark on them from the others.
-
-He -disclaimed being's pedlar, and when ask- .
ed iihere he lived, said he had no' residence,
and hact pate frOM 'Clearfeld :Up the West
Branch, Kettle and :Pine Creeks, and was gc,
inglto Olean.
Foi the lovrnell
5111 P -PEN, Jan. 7; 1860
Ma: - CNAss.—Dear Sir: I notice by reading
:the ..ToOnNAL that you were misinformed as to
the. fact !it xegafil to the melancholy accident
which incurred here, and resulted in the death
.of a respectable, citizen. The'circumstances
were simply these: Mr. lionslei was returning
from a hunting excursion and stopped at Mr.
Pike's. At the time of. the .accident he was
standing on the porch with the butt of his gun
estinx qp the dpialreia Irishman iu
:attempting to pas !Jut lost his : i3alance and
fell, striking his hand against tae hemmer. of
.the leek,. drawing It backufficiently to die
charge- tbe 'the ball' fracturing 'the - slrull,
as described. Mr. lousier was not drunk at
thd time, and the consequences of ihimadac- .
-eident can in no way be attributed to his in
toxication. Ido not know who your inform
ant was, but justice to the friends of the un
fortunate mat. and to his bereaved wife (who
is all excellence) demandsthat the error should
be ecnrreeted. Yours; '&e: J. 31. S.
For the Potter Journal.
Meeting of the Ulysses Itepubil-
can Club.
ULYSSES, Jan. 7th 1860
"Nit: EDI9L—Our Republican Club
held its first regular monthly meeting on
the, evening or the sth inst., in the Acad
emy, with the expectation of hearing a
speech-from Mr. Olmsted or Mr. Mann;
but were fur some ( - probably-good) reason
disappointed. After waitinga reasonable
time, the President stated that we had
not called the meeting under a false pre
tense, but had good reason for expecting
a speaker; and as the audience, to the
number of 200, had come expecting a
speech, he called.on Mr. Seth_Le.vis, who
reiponded by - reading from the Senvi-
Weekly Tribune an article on "Helper's
Impending Crisis," and by . a speech which,
for clearness, would not suffer by compar
ison with any published speech that I
have read" since the organization of the
present Republican party.., The Presi
dent also said he understood that there
had:been some:music prepared for the oc
casion, and which he called for. Some
of-the students of the Academy, under
the leadership of Mr. Seth Lewis, execut
ed "The Great F. F's. of Old Virginia,"
with=two verses added in relation to the
John Brown-affair, which was very apt—
one him of which alluded to " 200 men
keeping lI men at bay."-`The President
being called-fer made, ashort !speech stat
ing that we were called agitators, and
showing from history that we were not
guilty of starting the agitation. That it
grew out of the removal of the Missouri
compromise line, the fugitive slave law,
And a few other late acts of the party in
power. It is understood that the rega-
Jar meetings of the Club are to be at Lew
tsViili and special' meetings, if any, in
other parts of the town. ONE OF Trii.
DIED:
.B9IVEN.—In Troy, Bradford, Co., Pa.; Dec.
29th, 1859, HARIU:STTICLOVISE; Wife Of BRAIN-
AiED BOWEN, of that place, ant - eldest daughter
of Marry L..and. Eliza Bird, of Sweden,
Pottei Co., Pa. ; ;-,tiged. 28 years.
- "My flesh shall slumber in the ground
Till the lastlaumpet's joyful sound,
'Then hurstthe chains with sweet surpKise,
Audio my Saviors, image rise." icon.,
IfoticeS.
-THE USE OF, , .DA.,ROSTETTER'S STOM
ACif BITTERS for .Dyapcpsii, -Flatulence,
fleavinesa of the Stomach, or any- other -like
affections, is second„to:nona in America .or
abroad. To be 2141ct0 confiii . ently that
,
the Bitters ' ''areit =tato carefOr • - • • • 1
and like,dhicaso,lo to the proprietoras.source
of uholloyod:ploamire.- remoroi.all.l4obbi
para.* blood;
impelto:forieired-vitrilitie 30„thir',40r*itt-sys. ,
Yta, i 414
4 Ct r si -hr l* ,
peobaUl:fOrrthiserforttlon
numerous solooileagiriiritiotitifpiAiEex:
ii - tut-tenitcottt xess4*.b.siv!-Asiiifta
, ProprietOrt - .*lClCAsartrit: - hiit4rierrtirt,
greet exirol6 We' eitilited;:l4 - •trleo vital ll 4
to the11i0i046i441402`.,,..':
SarAe:44.'KcrttOM9Pt 14:40tim edivi*if
' : ', ; *t.ti...,':,P4tfiiiStliOlib';
- • , •-•• •
WHERE•
AS. my wife,- ELIZMIETII left
-. WI bed, and "board w.thone any:just
cause or provocation; all persons are therefore
hereby notified not to trust or:batboy. heron
my account, air Label' pay no 'debts Of-her
contrasting after.thia datC.
Abbott, San. 6, 1860,
Athrii'rliStrAtOVS
NV 1 lE aEABe tersar4 r ?ins Ot onh e
estate of letters
iAtTi late tngbans
,
tenitship, Potter county, deceased"; have been
granted' to the undersigned; perscins in
debted to said-estate .tire are requested to , triake
itnutediste"paytnent`; atltlfosehaving'ilainis
against the
s satnelrill preient`theni r dukr an
thcatieated,-fer-settletnentj '
' • ' -1"1 - 11131ASTOLSOII.:. , •
Binghairr,lin: -9; 1860.19t23* - - -
Genesee, . C onference . leiyinens'
Convent:fo: 1 . .
• -
CONVENTION of Laymen connected with ,
the:Al.-.Ei Church within the bounds of
the Genesee Conference opposed to the pro
scriptiie policy pursued by the Conference,
will 4e held •pursuant to adjournment, at
OLEAN, Cattaraugns County, N. Y., on WED*
NEEIDia. and TrIMUDAY Fos: Ist and 2nd, 184ip.,
There Will be a - Love;Feast on Tuesday. even- -
tag January 31st,- Preaching on Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons and evenings.. Wed
nesday and Thursday forenOons will be do
voted to the business of the Convention. All
are inyited`to be present. Let every charge
in the Conference be represented. Friends of
Burlingham . and his associates in proscription,
let us assemble and council together. Rob
erts, Stiles, Wells ; Cooley, MaCreery and oth
firs will be present.
Ample accommodations provided for all.
ABNER L WOOD, Pres%
S. K. J. Cacensouun, l sees.
T 1101413 SULLY.
December 30 r 1859.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
rHEREAS the Hen. Robert G. White,
President Judge, and the lions. Joseph
Marin and G. G. Colvin, Associate Judges or
the Courts of Oyer & Terminer and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of. the Peace,
Orphans' Court and Court of Common Pleas
for the County of Potter, have issued their
precept, bearing date the twelfth day of
January, in the year of our. Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty, and to me di
rected, for holding a Court of Oyer and•Term
iner and General Jail - Delivery, Quarter Ses
sions of the Peace, Orphans' Court, and Court
of Common Pleas, in the Borough of Couder
sport, on MONDAY, the 20th day of Feb
ruary next, and to continhe 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. M. of
said day, with their rolls, records, inquisi
tions. examinations, and other remembrances,
to do those things whic - h to their offices op
pertatn to be-done. And those who are bound
by their recognizancea to prosecute against
the prisoners that are or shall be in the jail of
said county of Potter, are to be then rind there
to prosecute against them as will he just.
Dated at COUDERSPORT, Jan. 12, 1860, and
the 84th year of the Indept ndence of the United
States of America...
WM. F. BURT, Sheriff.
HAY FOR n SALE:
roy TONS near Brookland.
9 Tons near West Pike, S. Brown, Agent.
5 Tons or more in Hector, on head-waters
of Phenix Creek, T. L. Wilber, Agent.
L. BIRD.
Brookland, Pa., Nov. 14, 1859.,11tf.
FOR SALE--CH EA P.
ft l i E PAIR OF 808-SLEIGHS and a TWO
‘../F -HORSE LONG SLEIGH. For particu.
Lars, call upon or address
A. STEBBIN§.
List of Letters
"EMAINING . in the Post Office at Conders-
IL
_port, Pa., for. the Quarter ending Jan.
let, 1860:
Avery, Addison—a Lowe, E. P.
Blakeslee, James • Mann, William B.
Fessenden, E. M. Munroe, A. H.
Frost, H. a , NeliOn, Robinson '
Franklin, Freeman Gutman, E.
Goodwin, Phineas O'Donnell, Winifred
Harrington F. R.-2 Potter, Rev. , Timothy
House, Philo Schnider, Mr..
Hurd, A. B. Smith, Abram M. R.;
Hill, Abner Stilson, G. S.
Jones, Aull Smith, H. H.
Listner, 'Zafia-2 Wood, W. IL
Listner, Sophia Woodruff, Charles B.
Lowrey, David B. Webner, John IL ,
.Kurzendoerfer, Katharine..
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say that they arc advertised.
• 7 - ' SAM% HAVEN,-P.
d , ,0
Cok
CHEAPEST! BEST!! LARGEST!!!
$35,00
Pays for Tuition in Single and Double Entry
'Book-Keeping, Writing, Commercial Arithme
tic and Lectures.
Board S weeks $2O, Stationery
67 9 Tuition $35, entire
expenses $62.
Usual time from '6 td 10 weeks. Every Stu
dent, ripon graduating, guaranteed compe
tent to manage the books of any business,,
and qualified to earn a salary of from
• -
$5OO to 61,000.
Students enter at anytime—No Vacation—.
Review at pleasure.
First Premiums For Best Business Writing
for 1859, received at Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and Ohio State Fairs. Also, at the principal
Fairs of the Union for the past four years.
/.,Ministers' Sons received at half priee.
For Circulars, Specimens and Embellished
Via of, the College.,inclose.five letter stamps
to • F. W. JENIONS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
11:101y*
.
EW _t
• .
':. .:,,' I . Anti #124::. btingi — Atikarnl . ." - : '.': : i. ..".!
NADU!
Ghmge of Goods
A.DAIIYOFt.
CHANGE. OF -PEOPLE:;
EST RECEIVING,'
From New York, a well : selected stock
GROCEitIES,,
. tNC U' 9
MUST BE SOLD .FOR CAS/I OR
• .READY 'PAY..
NEW THING, THAT!
Boots 4' Shoes
At lower figures than ever .before—elosing
out nay stock in that line.
Drags, Medicines & - Dye Stuffs,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
ARNICA LINIMENT,
STAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR,
Pond's Extract of Witch Hazel.
Ladies,
That ALA ROSE POMADE is in town again
- —also Lyons Zatharion.
gf'OL TSY,
OLIVE, CASTOR '& LAMP OIL
Madder, Glue, Cochineal, Alum,
PROVISIONS ;
Such as -FLOUR, ° 'vim, BEEF, MEAL,
BEANS, dm., &e.
DRIED. FRUIT,
such -as
APPLES, CURRENTS, PRUNES, CITRON,
RAISONS .41: FIGS.
ser Chia moan says he can sell LOWER
than any other can, another says CHEAPER
than ever before afforded in, the County.. I
say call and see the goads.. • s •
CASH P.AID - FOR -FURS,
OATS & CORN. •
COUDERSPORT, Jan. 1, 1859,
akwell as
BEE
PERFUMERY,
TOILET SOAP,
For the Hindkerchiof; ke.
& Logwood.
gatrains Sttaio:k . 11111
HAVE' ST litaEfiritp — '
-,a full an.4.copletc,'asso,rit t, oneu of
--
: , .FALL ' d WINTER ;=.'..
t i
D
;Which they'wlllipll cheap ;4 cal be bins*
n the Camay; - Alec, a good stoelkuf:. -:...,
. 'GR,OCIEIES, I 1
„, L . O - 21:0 - 04'M RY, _ i”. ogly0:/ - : -
:
I The y itil fo'r" Alirlr PAY nnly, 'anecint=
1 eetinontly can afford to fell for I '.l
' *LESS 1 PROFIT
than - Anitoil, not toeing obliged to mike - op for
losse.s on had debis. --: - ' ' "1 - . --- •i'i
.. ,
All, who'tvish t 4 get the
-:: WORTIII,OF --THET •
.. c.,
-:.- ::31 0 , F N E Itrl -
. wlll please giiins si Call: - r . I
•:-:, ALL'XINDO OF PRODUCE i..„
..:-TAKEN AT ;A GOOD .P alt
MEI
• ,
..13.—Te , eari t y oa . the business nf i
BLlCliSilliTiliNg,::
usual; at the,o'd - stand of B.l.:W ! Wp,livliste
kinds 'of. I ', ••, 4 ,- f,-,-,- 1 _• - • :
Maithig and -Rep
t . be done, froth *ill Iron to a. iiair of
ge,l or a, Chafa Link: Goad lend. eareful
HORSE HOR - S'II(?ERS
I attend fo t 1 1 st* 'branch of tlfe;bdsin'ess,
, ' - -----' - I,AIIi,RABEE,L I;WIS &!CO.
1 ewisville, NoV. , 5, 1859.--lit:47*.
ill
oipolatio;r.
CO-PARTNERSHIP It t ,herto existing
between theubscribers u der thiTirm of
Kenyon, Wilkinson & Graves, 1 is by mutual
consent dissolved. The Books end Papers.
Notes, &c. of the firm are in the hands of C.
C. Kenyon, whet is authorized to settle the
same I _
-L - C: C. KENYON,
" • "J r . GRANEa.
Oswayo,. Dec 1 14t,h 185 s:
The bueiiees corOnuedlit the
old place by C. J. Kenyon, where he, or. 12 s
saleman J. H. Groves, will be found 'at all tithes
(Sunday excepted) ready and willing to wait
on 'customers.."Mankful for the patronage
bestowed upon the late firm, he !hopes by, at
tention to his btisiness to merit a cot, tinuance
of the same. 1
•P. S. jAll kinds of Provisions, Groceries, &c.,
constantly on hand, cheap for Rsany PAY.
Lumber, Shingles, and - all Kinds of Produce
taken in exchange for Goods. at, their market
price. Cash no-refused.
c Notice,.
, •
T11°" pet-sorts who have enset.tled accounts
with the firm of Kenyon, Wilkinson &
Graves, or Note, not paid, will call aad arrange
the same Imiastusxrcr,- as the business of the
late firm must e settled without delay.
C..C."KENYON.
Pun HAMS,
•
AN p j
OJIRD% i -
P ,---
IKILLII S, CLARK #l. , BRO., of,
Wellsvill Ore Packing ,a very large
amount of Po k from yie choicest Hogs of
the North, and; they,nroige to..IINDDRSULL
all others, for ash. They have, also, a large
stock of Dairy utter, Died Apples, :and eve
rything in the ine - of Groceries, Salt,-Boots &
Shoes, Rubble i s and Bbihilo Overshoes, for
Ladies and Gedtlemen. ' From $l,OOO to $:,-
500 worth of -I 1
Staple Hardware,
which:will be sold some 25 per'cent. 'less than
can be bad elsewhere, to doge out te'' stock.'
. i
Straw find Root-Cutt r..
A nerd patent: I I' • It needs only i
,to b seen to
recommend it tp.all, as
,it . will cnt by a foot-d
treadle, straw,} corn-stalks and , all ikinds of
Roots. 1 - ,' - I
N. B.—The, highest market price jraid for
..........._.—_
.le,‘
first class Rive t I and Sawed SHiNGIIES.
PHILLIPS,-OLMIK BRO.,
(Saccessi)rs to-Clark & at the
"IDLEIi REGITLATOII4"
Wellsville, Dec. 25, 1859.-16 I
NEW J 4 WELRY STORE.
_,,,
IH. BUTTERWORTH having located
.. himselflin this Borough,'in the building;
recently occupied by Dr. Ellisbn,,o4 Main Et.,
j ,
opposite' the ours house has - opened a JEW- 1
F i LBY ESTA LISHMENT, for the piwposenf
REPAIRING
.W . 'WELLS, • • - • •-• •
1 _CL O CKS, an? r
1 ' JEWELRY.
i !
Having sonde years' experience 'n the besi
ness, I feel coriUent in giving the nblie GEN.
ERAL SATISFACTIDN. ' The p t i ronage .of
the public is solicited . Please gi e ins a val.
All work wairanted or' no pay. - i i
A general pa
of %Veto et!, Clocks
and. Jewelrypa hand nni for phi./ • .- , ;
.Coedersport,• June 30, 1859.-43 , . ;
8.. S. 'COLWELL
WILL' SELL.' . J
Fl ur,":3l4tal '
, ,
FEED, FISH, •PORK.A.C.,
cheaper thari
ANY OTR4. MERMAN - I CAN SELL FOR
1 . CASH ; .
and will takt ` in payment all kinds 'of good .
I . UMBER.
Twill al-o .Pay cash for LUMBER.
Also, will •ay the highest going prices in
CASH FOR WOOL.
=ie; mute ; tit the bnildipifortn • eitinccuL
pied by L. F.k,Maynard-THE PEOPLE'S CASS
STORE no , more than ever before.
OOUDERSPO r, June 22 1859.--:448rOo.
~ NTS WAN'rE:p!
TO SELL
S PATENT CAP
AND
AST. LANTERN.
!MEI
OAR
BR
furnishing satisfactory referenceS,
ary and expense will bp paid. The
l
acted by every farmer and cnetban
tntry; and will. Area with. ready
articulars address 4. 1 , .1 • ' •-•
To those
aliberal sa
art cle is n•
is in the c.i
sale: Per
- -
.1. C. CARY, Pat'entee,
- %81 Itiassau Street
1 t
, '
,H.,. ..... ....s.e., :
, RAS THE
tßest Flour i n ar ‘e 5 at
~...
i 1 ,
B
... _
-- liit is not the BEST, yon ean have it GRATIS. a
BEST TEJ, for 50 cts.
' 6 = Ololasves for 5O 46
' 64 ' 0 Su .. C fee x rfr 11 64
o _ _
66 _ oots for' •1..
January 5. 1860.
WARREN7S,4
OT ; SOE
s. STORE
in' Sfreet,-(iicai•ly'opposite &adjoin
& Bros.' Groeerll.) Age-.
If Nap Proprietor oti,be. above establishment
would respectfully inform the inhabitants
of Condersport, andPotler county 'generally,
that 1.4 e is now prepared to Isupply. then,! with
BOOTS. 3110 ES,
.GAITERS, LEATHER
FIND I.VOS, BSc., of ecejly description. it . pri
ces which cannot 'fail to suit. We hate, on
band,' and :ire c.onstantly'heeiving froni New
York; the finest assortment of goods that can
be found portion of the, country, and
will, sell the same at prices which will
,DEFY COMPETITION.
SOLE - LEA7'HER, -
UPPRR LEATHER t i• KIP SKINS, -;•
FRENCH' SKINS, (genuine) ,
PEGS, NAJLS,AWL§, and FINDINGS,* ev
ery description, id' quantities to - suit p&rclia
sers, . - - . I
REMARKABLY LOW PRICES, FOR CASR.
• All goods sold at our establishment ,;are of
the Bast Quality, and will be WA.EILA;;TD.
Terms Cash Only. Give us a trial.
GEORGE T. W.:1.1111EN.
Wellsville, May 19, 1859.-40.
pay-Orders sent by mail, or left at the
SocaliAL OFFICE, Coudersport, will be prompt
ly and carefully attended to. ! -
^ • 5 .
• -• 6 61ei,
•N
Full Length Steel Eugravings . or
WASHINGTON EITERFAT,
; Including a Viotti , of Moat Vernon,
In the Engraving of Washington. These
splendid-engravings lire front original paint
ings by Hfcks, and are eogrifved on steel in the
highest style of Art. ' They are each - 2.5x.35
inches, each Containing six square feet. So many
coarse,
miserable pictures have. been palmed
upon the public as works of art—and es, 5-
cially in cheap, black and Inuddy engravings
—that it is difficult to convince persons of
taste that they are safe in ordering what they
hare not first seen: -- We have paid the first
artists their own prices, amounting to MA T
TllO CSAND DOLLARS,. tO produce engravings really
beautiful, as well as the best portraits, and that
shall be splendid .ornainents to any parlor._
fra—Opinions that can be relied on :
The Editor of the Sew York Obsemr Oys :
" These engravings are genuine works-of-art
—the likenesses are admirable. Theportrait
of Mr. Everett will take precedence of all
others.",
.The New rork ChriV ion Advocate says :
"They are among lb , . finest enra . Vings • we
have ever seen, and THE. PUBLISHERS ARE
FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL THEY
PROMISE.".
Terms, Almost Gratis,
We will send, POST-PAID, securely packed in
rollers— '
Either Engraving and a $3 Maga
zine, one year, for $3:
Roth Engravings, and a, $3 Maga
zine, one.year r for ' •
gaIr'''AGENTS who remit .5.3 t) at a tlme,'Nrill
haVe an extra copy of each engraving. The
Magazine's are WARPER'S,, THE 'ENICKEIt
Bocan,. GODEVS:LADY'S TUE
ATLANTIC, .BIJAEXWOOD.
te—By special arrangement, • the entire
year's subscription to the MagazineS is paid
over by us. to their pnblisliers,'and stibscribers
receive their supply for the year dOect from
their respeetiq publication offices. The cost
of the engravings is paid only by the .ditTer
enee between , the lowest wholesalei and the
Levier prieref tho Magazine'.
JW-Engranngs sent at Once, and subscrip-
tions to.'periodicals , commence with current
issize, unless otherwise 'ordered. Money at
our risk if proof is retained of having been
mailed.. ; First impressions are beat,; therefore
send early.: Address, r.
- 0. H. BAILEY
(At Wm:HALL, & Sou's Music Store.) No. 543
BROADWAY, NEW YORK. , [ll-10tin.
/Ell
I r 'A T •
OLMSTED - ,Sc KELLY'S
STORE can . alwnys be found best, of
Cooking, Box and Parlor ' 1, -
/ 1 1
0 V .- ES .
Also, TIN and SUET-IRON WARE; POTS,
KETTLES. SPIDERS;'' SCOTCH BOWLS,
FRYLNG-PANS, - SAP-PANS,.. and!. CAULD
RONS. Also - '
Agilimilturat
such as:-PLOWS,. SCRAPERS, CULTIVA
TORS, CORN-SIIELLERS, HORSE-4111:ES,
DOG-POWERS, . .
- THEIR WORD '
is well niadisand The material good - .:!GOod and
substantial EAVES-TROUGHS put up hinny
part of the County-Terms easy. ReadYPny
of:all kinds, including Cash,- . seldoin refused.
Store. on gain Street opposite the'Old Court
13Ouse,_Coudersport.. -Aug.
LASTER for _gale by
P. A.. STEBBINS
titaxi". H
SP y
rust. IS
outtEß"
040,0 CatOlOgliefl. - , -
NE W," , EN LAttGED"A D:-RBV I SED=.4I:II!
READY. FOR DISTRIBUTION.
BnperiOr Inducements to the Pabliel • •-.
new antl'anre-plan- for obtalairg
GOLD .and SILVER WATCHES, sad ether
valuable 'Prizes. Full. particulars glv.e ia,
Catllogues, whit"' sent free to all isp-:
on application: - • "
.Valuable Gifts, worth froth 50 eta. to slo6' -
GUARANTEED to earh purchaser.' , $lOO,OOO
iri Gifts havelnen*distributed to by patreati
within the past six mouths—,sloo,ooo to be die.
tributed during the neat six monthi.
The inducements . offered A g ents sr* ;seta
liberal than those of any other heuis la tb .
bthtiness. - ,
'raving been-in the Pulisbing and.Beolgeel.
ling business forthe just eight-years,:nly
pirience enables me -to conduct the Gift Xs;
terprise with the greatest - Satisfection to
gar.
AGENTS W.VNTED' in` eve 4 ;INDWit
and County - , - "-- • -
For fall partlularaaddresg
OuANF, rti7Li§oX, .
Quaker. City Publishing Hon's, '
.33 south. Third Street:.'
5-4 MO
D. L. &M. DANIELg
ARt , CONSTATLY
RECEIVING
A COMPLETE ASSORTHEYI
Fail and Winter
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS it. SHOES,... , HATS. 86. CAM
OtTMERY,--GROCERXEE'
Crockery & Glassware.
Also, a good stock of MISCELLANEOI7II
Ready-Made Clothing: lam
School Books,
STATIONERY ; &C.,
All of which they - will sell AS - LOW AS CAN
13E BOUGHT ELSBWHERE.DI
THE COUNTY.
PRODUCE OF: ALL KINDS
IMMO
IN EXCHANGE -FOR GOODS,
For which the HIGHEST PRICE wlll btpaid.
They can be found (SaJni.dair
and Sunday excepted.) at the Sion ltopastili
occupied by D. 13.1g8R,: •
In Ulysses,
ready to wait upon.Cuistomere.
N. 13--We have come to tlid conelosioutitas
"READY PAY"
is better for all parties„ and we
fore do business on this system.
- • -D. L. M. H. DASIPSJIL
Ulysses, 'Nov. 1, 1959 =-I:4ltf*. r _
•
DLain above T.13_,/rd f3*. /
C6IJ - DERSPORT. PA. -
• 4. W. DIANN,-Paoraurroa. -
„ a,
BOOMS, MAPS, tiLOBRO, ' '
BLANKS- _
DOCKETS-- '
• LEDGERS-- * -
. DAY-BOORS- •
• -
`.RI CEIPT-BOOKII;
MEMORANDUMS,
I'ASS-BOOKS, • -
R I E
PORTrOLIOS, - '
• . HERBARIUMS, .
VETTED...BOOU k
LITOICS-BOollit
Greek, Latin, "Frenels dad airIIIIM .
Books: - _ .
All School".Books'used is as., County
kept on hand, or imtnediateFy pr oeurset
when. (faired. • -
Magazitios or soy acip_plied whim
desired. -
A good aisortifiens -of Paper, Eurehrpts,
Pens - and Inks...4li°, of Wall-Papers,-Draw..
ing Matetials, Water Colors, #4,
BIBLES ; TESTAItEPITEI t
PRAYER it HiIIN_BOGES, of various kW*. -
MUSIC-MAKS- AND SHEET-MUSIC. •
Slates, Rulers,Raeli-Gammon Boards Men
Men, Ste., PRODUCE of all klieda takes •
in exchange for Books,- c. • [11.34J
Pablie Sale.
TTUESDA?, Jan'i 1.0161 1860, will IsoBola,.
at public=auction,. the teiddeties of
HUSKER' Sedr. i in West Brsitteb Township,-
Potter t10.,.a lot of LADIES 9LOTOING,Iiiiw.)
slating of Silk Droasen, 4cl•aud 4 10 ‘ 8 1 1 7..
ISAAC HULLE R, Striperpiter.-
1V cst Branch: neiii - Gernriania Pa. • '
Dee. 19;1859. ' • • -