an lt etnnag..
7DERSPORT, JLNUARY qe,
rrren, the Wellsville wholesale "shot
r; presents another card to our read
this week. Read it; one and au;-:
ask of Ulysses, is out with a new
tncement this week, and also places
rd in busine.ss list of the county,
a clever, energetic fellow, and de-
a handeome patronage front the
oof that locality. Give them a call,
ry them
this week publish a long article on
rst page on the subject of.text Gram.
written by the Principal . of the
Academy.. We know nothing
he relative merits , of the books iti
and . therefinv give his-artieie as
sent us, without more comment.
ident.—We learn that a young man
Almeron Lyman, son of John Ly-
Esq.,- of Roulet, township, was seri
injured one day last week by a saw
rolling upon him, while unloading
landing on the Allegheny Portage
is county. He is, however, getting
at last accounts.
the rear R eund, is now published
ithly instead of weekly numbers by
merican agents, 3. Emerson & Co.
York, The January number is
. us, and presents a large-amount of
Ilent literature—among - other things
tory of "The Woman in Wbite" by
tes Reade. - It is sold at 25 cents
number, or $2,50 per year. We did
rereive the November No•
are inforMed that a movement is
root to form a new County out of
of Potter, McKean, Elk and Clip
'ie portion of this county proposed
embraced being the townships of
don and Portage. We mention this
in order that the Citizens of this
(nine-tenths of whom, we per
are opposed to the measure,) may ,
re►nonstrances to their members.—
weeks hence may be too late. We
our Members. will demand that the
lar will of the people of this county
be expressed as provided for in the
.itutional amendment.
Accitlint.—On Wednesday of ithit
Mr. Dwight Coleman was draw
s saw-log to Coleman's log-slide near
Allegheny, ItteKean Co, and was
ig a small dry beech tree which was
3g against a hemlock, when the log
\round and struck the foot of the
and knocking it down, it fell on
!ck and shoulders of Mr. Coleman,
Aug several of the bones. lie call
young man who was with him to
assistance, and gave some direc
as others came to the spot; but
some me spoke of sending for a
he said it was useless to do so, as
.td received his death blow. lie
within half an hour after the acci
tile was a son of the late Dr. Cole
of Port Allegheny, and was about
irs of age. He'reilves a wife and
aof Jurors.—Below we give a list
ld'add Traverse Jurors drawn for
Term, 1860
GRAND Junons.
David Conway; .11levasvga Hudson
irk; Hingham.: , Austin Pun; G. W.
t; Clara: Sala Stevens; Coudersport:
Metzgar, Lucas Cushing;
tggart, Nathan Woodcock, N. J. Mills;
: Resolved Easton ; .thetor: Abner
c; Harrison: Nathan Fletcher; Oawayo:
Pierce, John C. Wilkinson ; Pleasant
: Jacob Palmer, Sr. ; Roulet: Joseph
ton; Sharon :James Howe, Jr. ; Ulysses:
t Cushing, Perry Lewis ; it Branch:
Conable, Orrin Wetmore; Wharton: E.
in; John Mason.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
A.-Jackson; Allegany: John fl. Beg
)orge James, S. A. Shtdo ; Binghanz: G.
T, Charles Warden ; Coudersport: W.
tinier, Ira Canfield; Eutatitz : John P.
:1, Nelson Clark, Miles White, Morris
L, D. Spofford ; Genesee: Wa'. Hill, H.
!lips, Joseph Kelligan ; Harrison: D. P.
't S. dI. Heebe, Martin Dodge •, Hector :
is Strang, C. P. Kilborn, .Joseph Standar
, Nathaniel Owens, -John Supderain ;
: Isaac Frink; Oswayo: Thomas Prye;
t: Hiram .Sizer.; Pleasant Wm.
'den, Jacob. Palmer,-Jr. ; Roukt:. John
1, Jr ; Summit: Clark Haskins, Ira Nei
teredea : C.C. Nelson, S. Y. Acker; Shar
/PM Sloat, Peleg- Burdick ; -Steward
"m, Dykeman ; Ulysses: Burton Lewis,
Cushing, James Ardrey, Wm. 11. Perkins,
W. ereeman, T. W. Burt, John Harris:
ton : Jolut 3lahon, Jr., Daniel Beasley,
; West Brandt: Erastus Crippen.
fpe:i4l
E LSE OF DR. HOSTETTER'S STOM
BITTERS' for Dyspepsia, Flatulence
Mess of the Stomach; or any other like
ions, is second to none in America or
1. To be able to state confidently that,
fitters " are a certain cnie r ror dyspepsia_
e diseases,la to the proprietors a source
lloyed pleasure. It remotes all morbid
front the stomach, purifies the blood,
renewed vitality to the net'vOns 'sys
ing it that tone and energy so indis.
le for the restoration of health. The
tons ackttowledginents of its superior ca
re and beneficent results, bare assured
troprictors that it - cannot but prove a
cure to the afflicted, and impart vitality
thorough system.
atlrerti.ement in - another column.
goiy. :_gtlltyfitii:so.*
Furxxitare-Eor Sate.. :
A BOUT ONE...IIIINDREDDOLLAIIS worth
of Furniture:tan bu honght- at reduced
prices, the same. consisting- of one Book-Cato,
one binning-Table, one Center-Table atid.twd
VoripTables. !Moss indebted to m4E1,411.24 ,
count will please ? poi to-day rather thin:to
morrow—which latter never comes. PrOduce
of all kinds token so pay, at market prices.
FRANZ M.-JANSEN. Cabinet Maker".
Coudersport, Jan.: 24,1860.-;3t.
obi' Musical rrieficl:
..
"OUR MUSICAL FRIEND," a - Rare Com
panion fol. the Winter Months-. - ..
Every Pianist;, Shouldprocure this
• Every Singer, ' .' weekly .PubliCation
Every Teacher,
," - of Vocal end Piano
Every Pupil, .• . Foro Music; costing
Every Amateur, but 10 CENTS R.
number, and pronounced :by 'the entire Press
of the Country,•ta be - . -
".THE BEST. AND.CHEAPEST. WORK OF
• THE, KIND IN THE WORLD."
Twelve full4ited; Pages of •Voral and
Piano ForteMusicFOß 10 CENTS. f .r -
yearly, $5; Malf-yearly, $2.50; Quatteily,
51.25.
Subscribe to " OurMusicil Friend," or
der it from the nearest Nmsdealer," and you'
wil bare Music enough fcir /Our entire family
and at insignifiCant cost; and if you want
Music for the Flute, Violin, Cornet, Clarionet,.
Accordion, etc., etc.,. subscribe to the
SOLO AIELODIST,
Containing 12 pages, costing, only
1? Cents a Number; ](early, $2.50; Half.
Yearly, $1.25.
All the Back Numbers at 10 cis., and Boand
Volumes, containing 17 Numbers, at $2.50
each, constantly.on hand,
. 'C. B. SEYMOUR I; CO., •
• 07 Nassau St., New York.
D. L. & .-11. D IVED;
A RE
1 This Day,
A SPLENDID ASSORT DENT OF
DRY GOODS,
of ail descriptions that pertain to Ladiee' and
Men's ware—
SILKS,
MERINOES, •
BR 00 HE SHAWLS,
ALL-WOOL DELAINES,
DELAINES,
CALICOES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
ItEGOLETTES,
&c.—
In fact, everything nice. Also,
CASSIMERES,
.SATINETTES,
BEAVER CLOTH,
SHEEP'S GRAY,
VESTINGS,
SHIRT MARSEILLES, .
SHEETINGS, Etc., Etc.
And this day received; a full assortment of
GROCERIES
at wholesale or retail. PORK, CORN', BUCK
WHEAT, BEANS, OATS and POTATOES fur
sale. Just received, - 20 kegs NAILS, a good
assortment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
BOOTS& SHOES,
. RUBBERS
HATS & CAPS,
and CROCKERY. Also, all kinds of BOOKS
used in the County, S fATIONERY, VALEN
TINES, 3:c.—and on all we shag charge you
A PROFIT..
N. 8.—Ca.41 Paid for HIDES, PELTS and
FURS.
Ulysses,lan. 23, 1660.-20 •
GEO. T. -WARREN,
.11antfa`clarer of end Dcakr in
ft.n.ots,-$l,p3T5, . En:tiler,
FINDINGS, - &e.,
WHOLESALE AND . itBTAIL,
Main-Street, nearly opposite Baldwin Bros,
WELLSVILLE, N. Y.
IDIPORTANT ANNOUNOENENT !
ARREN'S
EMI
BOOT & SHOE
STORE
.Main &reel, (nearly opposite Baddivin
& Bros.' Grocery.) Wellsville, Alle
gliany „Co., 2V.
BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER THAN EVER!
Terms Ca" Only.
TAE Proprietor of the above establishment
having just returned from sqw York with
a large and splendid : stock of • ,
800 T 5, S'H 0E S,
ardtbrr;,4 - fiilringo, &e.;
. ,
is riznr offering- the same at 'prices intinl4 lower
than they have'e'vei befoin heen;oirired.
, .
Owing to his superior advantages
City, he is enabled to purchase goods tit much
lower rates than other hOuses' in the - seine line.
Hating an Agent in,thr ket in New Tot:li
City, he is enabledae io time to take
advantage of _of the rise - ant-fait Of the' market,
"xi thus obtain goods at very low figures.
!It is only necessary, io` Cakio iieConviciced
,
et the above facts. • • . " -
„ .
Strict attention paid to orders. -
A call is reapeetfollY
GEOUGS
Wellsville, Jan. 20, 18
FOR riLAA7tlis s 4/I*-°-
p3I4:.UNG SLE
Fos, paricu
,,iapon ord - ddress
IV A. STEBBINS
ME
MEE=
-. 4 e, #-:,... - , W ,•, . .
f /
. ..... .
/
-
... .
. .
amspzev_ Bzerns LAIIGEBTI!!
Foie for - 435,00 • •
and Double Entry
Book-Keeping,Virriting,CointnereletArithme
li'and Lectures.''' •
Board S weeks $2O, Stationery
$7, Tuition 1535, entire
.exPeTts.e4.(o,62.
.
third tame from 6 to 10 weeka4 - Every Stu
del*, :Von grad tutting; la guaranteed compe
tent- to manage the books of -any buiduesa,
and qualified ,to eixte a [Wary, of from •
• 6500 to 131.000. •
'Students eater at any tine—No Vacation—
ReView aisoleaßure.
- Firit Premiums For Dist BttsineseVriting
for 1859, received at Pittitburg, Philndelpnia
and Ohio Shlte Fairs.t:'ALio, at-the princip a l
Fairs of the Union for the past: four years,
r .„ 3114 . 1.sters' Suns received at bait. price.
.
- or Circulars, Specimens ; anti ,Enibclfished
, i4 o. o f the college. inclose five leiter stumps
.
to k', JESKINS, Pittsburgh, Pa,,
11.101y*
COURT PROCLAMATION.
TTHEREAS" the- Hon. Robert G. White
T- 1
V V President Judge, and the Holm. Joseph
Mann and G. 0. Colvin, Assdeiate . -Judges "ox
the Courts of Oyer JC Terminer and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Orphans' Court and Court 'of Common Ple,is
for the County of Potter, have issued their'
precept, bearing date the twelfth . day of
January - iu the•year of our Lord one thou
sand eightl hundred and sixty, and to me di
rected, ferlording 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 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 lOn'cluelt A. M. of
said- day, with their rolls, records,
Lions. examinations, and other remembrances,
to do those things which to their offices ap
pertain to be done. And those who are boutid
by their recognize ces to prosecute against
the prisoners, that arc or shall be in the jail of
said county of Potter, are to be then and there
to prosecute against them as will be just;
Dated at Corokasroar, Jan. 12, 1860, and
the 84th year of tile Indept ndence of the United
States of America.
WM. F..IiLTRT, Sheriff..
01 FOR 75 CTS!
A CHANCE
SELDOM OFFERED.-
H AVING a large stork of-Goods on hand,
1 I have determined to reduce the prise
so low as to be able to clear them out before
the season is over.
The average reduction in price of the Win
ter Goods will he at least 2 cents on the
LOOK AT THE FIGURES.
Delaitiesat 18 as.. former price, 25 eta.
.ti • al4 a is .1 181, ss
Plain do., 1 ! 10 " were cheap at 121 "
Plaid Dress goods, at 22 cts.;
which were cheap at 31 - cts.
41 Merinos, all Wool, at 44 cts.;
which were cneap at 62k cts
P - aramattas a.t 35 cts. ; were cheap at 50 cts
41 32 66
It /I 22 11 « S. Si 31 ets.
Shawls at $6,00 former price $B,OO
5700 •,g u 6,50
is 3 t 25 ix 4' 4,50
CLOTHING will be sold at a still greater
reduction 101 cash.
Over Conts.reduced from $1.5,00 to $ll,OO
• rt 4 . 10,00 to 7,00
ee • ee es 5,50 to 3,75
._. ; .%tid a fine steak of Dress and 'Rosiness
Coats, Pants and Vests at a great reduction.
BOOTS & SIIOES
HATS & CAPS;
GROCERIES &c.,
all very cheap, especially for Cash. Call and
be ccuvinced that the reduction is real, not
D. E. OLMSTED.
Coudersport, Jan. la, 1860
Dissolution.
YINHE CO-PARTNERSHIP hitherto eiisting
JL between the subscribers under the firm of
Kenyon, Wilkinson k Graves, is by- mutual
consent dissolved. The Boohs and Papers.
Notes, &c. of the firm are in the hands of C.
C. Kenyon,' _who is authorized to settle' the
same,
Oswayo, see. 14th 1859.
giFir The husisess will be continued at the
old place by C..C. Kenyon,. where he, or Is s
saleintus J. 11: Graves, will be found at all times
(Sunday excepted) ready and wilting to wait
on customers: : Thankful for the patronage
bestowed upon the late firm; he hopes by at
tention to his business to merits continuance
of the same. •
P. S. All kinds . of Provisions, Groceries, ke.,
constantly on hand, cheap for Rraor_lPAr.
Lumber, Shingles, and all Kinds of Produce
taken in exchange for Goods' at their market
price. Cash not refused. -
Notice_
THOSE persons who have an settled accounts'
with the fine of Kenyon, Wilkinson &
Graves, or Notes not paid, will call and art:taco
the same Lunctitxrat.:„.• as:the- business ofo" f
late firm must be settled without delay-A. -
',:-. .- C. C. KV - 7
4.14:114.
A.d.irtilliiStratOr744..?';cion on the
vipiEatus letuni of aOswe efilingham
' " VI, 'estate of Isaat Dasiocased, have been .
township, rotcer.cottigiet); all persons= in -1
grootelt to :t h o ,l in otequested to make '
debted to ,said old. y d-chose having claims
•
immediate spay tr .' resent
_them,: duly an
against the - - mint- -• 1 ~
thenticate rT THOMASVOLSON.,
.., / •/.9, -. 18110.--.11f2.1* " -. .
Bi l ,gbana/
unty-Teacherie Asso.,
rot , ;.. 7 ! . . 0041 - 00.: i•:' z l,, _
/fegular meeting of. this Association
, / tii held' at. Shaken Centre, on ,T)auraday
,a`d- Friday; the
.2d Still 3d of Februity next:
Adiiressei": 'by . Thin, JolePh' Mann,. G.
,W. I
Grigsby, 4.-31: Spofford; IX IL Judd and P. A.
Stebbins, Jr.' 'Essays by Misses Ellen Wright,
Jeanette Wildidatt, ',Mary Adana and -A,
,v.
Clark. The - elerciags "will commence_ at' i 0
.
o'clock. A r AL on Thursday, and close at noon
an Fridny. :. .. ' ' -
S. COTIOELIVIllii011; Sec* . y.
1 Cornet:spear, Jan. IT, 1.960.'.:
1
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.1F
lA' . 1 -• . - ' -.: , 4---'f - e
. EW 3/11PA i
-‘ • • -.-.,..--:, ... , i ; 7, I ;._..,-.-.....i1:
CH~I~GE!
Gil - Au g ' orGoo
.f
-. -
well se
CHANGE OF PEOPLE
JUST -4,Euglyin,
Froin New York,
SPENCR'S
MUST SOLD FOR CASH pit
READY POLY;
. „
NEW MK THE !
At lower: figures than ever bofore--closiiig
out nay stock in that line.
, .
• '
Drug;meMedicines li,Dye Stuffs,
_ • ,
" 44 ct 3
*AFFORD'S OLIVE TAR,
•
•
Pond's Extract of 'Airitch Hazel.
That ALA ROSE POMAO is in tornagriin
Lyous ICatharioa. .1/ _
C. C. KENYON,
P. C. WILKINSON,
GRAVES. '
aNgswegg,
OLIVE . ; CAS') & LAMP
Madder; &I
-y.„ ue ••' 44 / 1 .3a1 ;4i4 113 ri,
- •
,&.'swo9d. - , •
. - '
14-(OVIIONS-.
Such ai FLOUR, PORE; BEEF , IL4L,
BEAM, .&c, dice:
• I
'DRTEP! • FRUIT;
r , ::.2 'fl,ll:t '`:•L • .;
• . - • ),
_ • sich.
,t • .
CURRENTAPPLES;""ES; ?IMES, „ tITIIOII
'RAISONS a Figs.
I . • > l' ;‘• ”
. •
•
see, One' man , says he ea 'sell • LOWER
than any other can, another ays CHEAPER:
than ever before aff9rdsd -in She county. I,
eay call and seo the goads.
CASH PAID, FO FURS.
00 A'rt;b0 i RIC
•
COUDEFtSPOAT, Jan. 1 j 1859.
`And that brings tinny's_
4
NM
a welaselocted stock :of
E HES,
GRO
MI
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Boots *hoes 1'
N 1
YANKEE T10N5,...
1 .
• PEREVYRY,- ' ---
TOILET IiOAP,
ARNICA LIIIMENT,
Ladies,
For the Hake ehid, it e.
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COUNER •OF SECOND AND . EAST STAEETS,
• - . •
Can be, found a COMPLETE aasOrtoient.
Dt• e ir'''Goods• -, GtocerieS rocker C
B adysmade :ClothiDg t :riolli".:
le
.- • - ' * :Hear Po - i l k - arc: - --' --- ' _ .--..-
Cheaper than- - evei• before. Offelvil
~ -..i . ,1 .-- in.. Clutieksport ! - '=-4 .- - -- - 2 -
~:,PA PER RAGS a - ranted at 3 cents. Per , ponnd in eullanga for GOie*:,,,, ,
-, te, IDATS.want . ed it 30 cents per bnehel f BRET 111 - DES . 6 etp . :,li lb.
0p,.. it'ARMERS! PRODUCE of every kind taken at, fair Flea,
4.4iti,..irir 19, 1860.- . - ' . -,'_ - ''''Y
Atarr#o griaies tgo
97
RA VP. JUST RECEIVED -
a full an d completO assortment of
FALL and - WINTER
.•
Which
D • Rit cooDs
the i v-trill sell cheap as can be bought
n thevconty. Als*, a good stock of
GROCERIES, • -
CROCKERY, &o.
They sell for READY PAY only,- and con
sequently can afford to sell for
-LESSTROFIT
-
than usual not being obliged to make up for
losses!on bad
_debts. •
All :a•ho Iwink to got the •
WORTH OF THEM .-
31 0 E
will ptessa give: us a call. -
ALL RINDS OF PROMIOE
T.IKE.I . AT A GOOD PRICE
N. B.—We carry olutbe business of
BLACKSMITHING.
as usual, at the: old stand all LEWIS, where
all kinds of
ISTOLing and Repa iring .
will tie done, from Mill Irons to a pair or
Tongs, or a Chain Link. - Griod and careful
HORSE - SHOE RS
will attend' to that branch of the business. - .1
LARRABEE, LEWIS Si CO.
'Lewisville Nov 5 185 D —llt27*.
L ( Lialik, l / 4 7 - ~rg;.%.,
4 001r 1
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1 ) 0,
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.
Vali Length Steel Engravings of,
WASHINGTON & EVERETT,
,
.Including a View of Mount Vernon, .
In the Engraving of 'Washington. These
splendid engravings are from original paint
ings, by HiCks„ and are engraved on steel in the
highest stile of Art. They are each 25x35
inches, eacF containing six square feet. So many
coarse, miserable pictures have been palmed
upon the public as works of artand es, .e
-rally in cheaii, black and muddy engravings
—that it U difficult to convince persons of
taste that they are safe in ordering what they
have 'sot first seen . We have paid the first
artists their own prices, amounting to MANY
THOCSIND DOLLARS, to produce engravings really
beautiful, as well as ;he best portraits, and that
shall be splendid ornaenents to any ,parlor.
seir-Opiniops that can be relied on:
The Editor of the New York Observer says :
" These engravings are genuine works of art
—the likenesses are admirable. The portrait
of - Dr. Ezerett will take precedence of all
others." 1
The New York Christian Advocate says:—
" They anti amMig the finest engravings we
have'ever seen, and THU PUBLISHERS ARE
Fi.TLLY" RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL THEY
p4103115E.7
Term . e s Almost Gr.atii, -
We will Send, POST-PAID, securely packed in,
rollers—.
.--- .it'ga-
Eltltic* Engraving. A— a $ 3 $3,
zine, one year,fur,:-.--v.irsir m , .R 3 M e
Both En5r i p4,...... - 12 4ln d 4 * Ea
s4.
zine one 'yew"- . '..-
' 2 ,.... - - , ,t.11, was ',,N ;5 40- . time, will
~..ireztfa copy,ot,...ch engraving. The
..Vliazines arc HAPYER'S, THE KN/CKER
DOCKER, QOP):SYS LADY'H BOOK, THE
ATLANTIO,I,I3LACKWOOD.
sartik r special arrangement, the entire
year's subscription to theMagazine - 11s paid
over by.us to their publishers, and subscribers,
receive theirtsupply..for the year direct from
publicationb
their respective lication offices.' The cost ,
of the en.graVings is, paid, only, by the differ-1
once between the lowest l wholesale and the I
regular pries of the 3lagazine. : .
larEngravings sent al. once, and subserip•
tions to periodicals commence with current
dune,. nniess-asther wise:Ordered. .Motley at
our risk it,preof is reta . ea Of 'havizig been
mailed. ,grst imPresgiOn , are' best,:thatefore
1
sendeariyi 'Address, - .'' .•.: . . -
.'-- ' '::
_-. 04LBAILEIr 4,4X14, ..
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(At Wit . AM. & Soit's'llusic iSfore,) No: 543
BROADWAY,' IRV YORK:, .;)[ 11.-10tim.-1
1
OLMSTE D Stl KELLY' 3 ' _
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itlwa:34 theybeit:of
&ix and, Pallor ; : E
T V . RS•
ditd.SIIET-IRON WARE','POTS,.
ICETTLEEL: , SPIDERS', - SCOTCH BOWLS,
FRYING-PANS, SAP-PANS, and - CAULD
RONS. Alga,
Alipleulitial : 11:11Ph111113,11ta t
~
[ such' u PLOWS,! SCRAPE/L9,- CULTIVA'...
TORS, CORY-SLIELLERS, RORSE-R,AKES,
DOG-POWERS, ;U. • • . 2 . ....
is. .- - THEIR WORK
is well made and the material good. Good arid
substantial TAVES-TROUGIIS:Pfit tip in any
part r of the.CotintyTerms taiy. • "Rencli t!sty
____________,,..
1
of all kinds, including Cash; tiehlein ranee& n -s. cor:wurl will pay Cult for FICUS
Store on Sliiin Street opposite the Old (ours JLI/ • Mad SIIERP PELTS. Also, ftteollls.
lion i se, Coudersport. ' Aug. 1, 18:4.-110 Cuudereptr, Oct. 26, 1859. . '
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QUAKER •CITY PUBLISHING NOUHI
- 100,000 Catalogues.
NEW, ENLARGED AND REVISBD-SOW
- "READY FOR DIRTRiBUTIOX.
Superior Indacomen' tit to the
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ter A new and sure plart for; obta*lng
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, and other
Talus* Prizes. Full particulars Titoa" iti
Catalogues, which will be sent fret to *IL mo
on application, -
Valuable Gifts, wbrth (coin S 0 eta- to $lOO
GUARANTEED to each - purchaser.' $100;0011
in Gifts hale bten distributed to lay patrons
within the past six months-...stso,oeassiliiitit.;
tribtited during the neit sieniontbs..• •
The inducements offered • Agents an awl
liberalittau those of en
other.honsit.ist
business.
Having been in the Pulisbing and flinitlit
ling business for the last eight rsationtiti
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pet-lance enables me to conduct the git% ass.
terprise with the greatest satiefaEllen toss.
gbr AGENTS WANTED in i 5,47 trim
alai County. . • .
For 'full partieulars - titidress.. ' .
DUANii RITLISOIf;
Quaker City . Publishing Bon%
33 South Third Street,
Philadelphia, Pa:
5--itari,
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Boom sToßgi
Main above Thiird St.,.
COUDERSPORT', PA.
91. W. MANN, Paurtussint.
BOOKS, Mips, ' GLOpell,
BLANKS- .
DOCKETS- •
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DAY-BOONS.:
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MEMORANDUMS, - • •
pASS-BOOES.
D I A•R I.E S.
• PORTFOLIOS,
HERBARIUMS ;
$
LETTER-8000A
DITOICWICKIIM
oreek, Latin, French and German till.
Books.
All Srho4l Books used in the •CtertsV
kept ion. hand, or intmediatity puttiessi
whet! desired I• • •
Ilsgasiues or any Periodiialsirippitetielier .
OA mi.
A 'good assortment of Paper, •EnTitlopkly
Pens;and Inks. Also, of - Wall-Papers, Dim
lug Materials, Water Colors, ite. .
BIBLES, TESTABIENTik -
PRAYER & HYMN BOOKS,ofituieutitlitdr.
• MUSIC-BOOKS AND SHEET-MUSIC_
Slates, Rulers, Back-GaramonitePlocus
Men, ',kr., &c. PRODUCE of all liTcm ;aka. •
in eichadge fur Books, kr. • 01441
. - p0.11K. A .., ; !.14 . :N . 5 . 4:
LIPS, CLARK It. BR(114,. of .
voilsviiie, are Packing a very , haita
count of Pork from dm ebeicest itOgitar.
ti:e North, and' they promise to lUNDEgalltla
all alters, for Cash. They have, gist;
sitia
stock of Dairy Butter, Dried'APples, ittitllll. 6, .;
rytbing in the hoe of Groceries; Salt, JBootirit
Shoes; Rubbers and Buffalo Oversbeiesi ifkr -
Lailieti and Gentlemen.. Frain $1,0010,1444-.
soo worth of • • •
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Staple Hardyttax",
which will be sold some 25 'pa ceuttaututal
can be bad eldewhere, to do', out the stock.
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Straw and RiNat-llitto'
A new patent. It needs only :to be seen t 6
recommend it to all, a 3 it will cut by a toot
treadle, srraw, orn-stalks and all kinds" of
Roots.,
N. 6.—T be highest . market price mild for
first.claas Rived and Sawed SIIINGLICS,
PIIILLIPS, CLARK At 1186
(Successors to Clark fr. Phillips;) attbs
• . 6 $
DLit REGITLATOILIt'
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iiTeltaville i Dec.. 241, 1859.-18
1 13 COLWEI4,,
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: WILL Slap
_'Flour, Meat'
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.FEED, FISH,
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ANY OTHER XIC&CFLANT'-012i;dititi;
and wilt tate in' plyment si 'Hob .attand
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LUMBER.'
will also rii k t ca•tiftzutital. ,
Abk4, win PItY , the - highti#is lOC,*
FOR :WOW
• 1...... , 5t0re in the building
Pied by L:F.Staynerd—TUß PlCO r Meilt. :-
STORE, now, mere then erc.r - • •
coueeniteen, June 23 lOW ',.....41441210-,7t
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