EnnE=l
ault eoulttgr
ItSfMtpirEßßUAllt 2 t 1860
st regular meetiorof thf COudertliort.
Jean Glob wilLbe held at -the' office of
l
Jsbing, Esq.; on TuesdarEveniem Feb.
1860. A goad attendance Is disired. '
r - EL J. OLMSTED Seey
: •
regular Quarterly meeting of the
Ansociatiou will..be held it, the
of the Librarian itext Saturday at
M.. A full atteudanee is earnestly
ted.
the new advertisement of 4:1; G.
in another column: By-the-bye
iserve that Evans—who is no, hum
s a book dealer—has given $l.OOO
Lawrence sufferers. He thus shows
liberal in brotherly affection as
a s business transactions.
Zberi."A moo named Churchill was
xi 6 times during . a drunken brawl'
,-Jdiebaugh's, near the Salt-Works,
is county, on Monday evening last.
ras stubbitd twice in the back before
.
ts fully . aware of his &net, by a
tan whose dame we have forgotten,
.urt.ing and closing- with him- for a
, was stabbed four times more with
Jon jack-knife, each of the wounds
about 3 inches deep, but not any
em necessarily fatal. As the parties
no doubt be brought here for trial at
nes; Term of Court, !we forbear fur
remarks now. --
..97firy.--The Jewelry Store of B. J. But
rth, in this village, was broken into on
;day evening of last week, and robbed of
.hree watches, -valued in the aggregate
The watches had been left for re
and some of them were very fine gold
ies. The robbery was committed at
during a brief absence of the proprietor,
bief bursting open a side-door which was
ted by a latch-button, and passing to the
window took the watches off the hooks
iich they were hanging. The thief was
A to the corner of West and Fourth
s, but the snow was falling so fast that
ack was there lost; and notwithstanding,
;e number of our citizens spent the et:-
wening in a diligent search for `traces of
fibber, none were found, and - none have
found up to this date. Mr. Butterworth
I hasidbills the next day, offering a re
ef $5O dollars for the arrest and convic
of the thief, and $5O for the return of the
Editor.—Please publish for the
of the Election Officers, Constable s )
:hose who nay hereafter be elected
ices of the Peace, an Act of Asseiu
xssed last Winter, a copy of which
nth transmit to you, and oblige.
'Tours very truly,
11. J. OLMSTED, Pro
AN ACT
Terence to the Commissions of Justices of
the Peace and Aldermen.
trios 1. Be it enacted ty the Senate-and
t f Repreetniatives of the Connninntnala Of
tsyluania in General .Assembly met, and it ix
Sy enacted by the authority of the'eaml; T h ht
7 person hereafter elected to the office of
ice of the Peace or Alderman, shall, with
irty day's after the election, if he' intends
zept Said office, notice thereof in
mg to the Prothiinbtary of the Common
s of the proper comity, who' shall imme
dy inform the Secretary of the Common
th of said aregptanec ; and no coratniFsion
issue until t - he.Se•-retary of the Common-
LI) has received the notice aforesaid.
:VON 2. That so much of - an Act of As
ly as requires Constables to send copies
,c returns of the election of Aldermen and
ices of I„he Peace, to the Governor of the
mwealti). is hereby repealed.
W—C. A. L A W RENCE,
4Speaketf the Ifonxeof Repreaentative?.'
JNO. PRESS IV ELL; Jn.,
Speakeifiy die Snare'
mOvr.o—The thirteenth d'ay of
Dnmini one thoue4nd eight hundred and
•tiine. . Wu. F. PACKER,
Large haul if 7 hieves.—On Sut-1
last three men, named Ira Potter,
1
Lewis and Merrit, Cnapel, each
ig . a load of hay, came to the Sum
'use, at Nelitittport, on their way
Sinnentalioning, where they u ads
II of $3.50, and presentor a $5. coun
it or altered note, but Mrs. Nelson
not make change, (deeming the
good,) and they passed on, promis
to pay when they returned. They
went to old Mr. Reed's, on Ayres
where they made a bill of $2, and
:rated another or the same note, which
Reed changed, giving Lewis $3 good
iu change. They then went to
Booth's,. in Sylvania, where they
icted a bill or $1.25, and presented'
note, whiCh :Mrs. -Booth (Mr. B.
absent) could not eban;e, and there
they promised to pay on their re-
They next went to Clark•Haskins',
a bill of 75 cents, which they failed
ty for the same reason; thence to Bar-
X. Brainard's Mills, in Wharton,
re they stopped and got their horses
by Win. Gore, making a bill of 75 ,
ts, and stealing a "pig" of "Babbit
tar and a pair of boots, while the mil.
I were at dinner; and ifter leaving the
I stule a lock-chain and as axe from a
belonging to Clarkj,laskins, which
scantling tha4oad ; thence
went-to - Junes Bartron's and made
ill of 8-I,2l..whibh:th44id they would
when they sold their hay and came
back; thaiiie;',4ley - - witif2to W.- Me.l
tnt,y*ai Tittle - fur/tine down, tha.creek
and made.a bill
_,af 75, gents agreeing to
pay ttrhen returned.- They. , thee
went ktn..and add, theifluty, and ante
beck. Monday. night
.reparaing Mclntyre's
and . -Bartven's abont'lo and' 11: o'cloiki
and stopping..fer_the . night at Abram
Jones' .tusking a bill of-. 52. which thCy
did not pay. They meet- daine on to Par
don Haskins; where ..they made a bill of
$l. - end dottlct hat pay it; and then pro. -
ceeded to M.S. 'Booth's'again'Where they
made a bill of.sl. nod Preseqted a 0. bill.
Mr.-Geo. Barclay, who was in pursuit
of them for the thefts at and near
mill, just 'then drove by.the door, and
Mrs. Booth . ,,hailed hint to change the
note. He stopped and on offring to change
the bill, Potter put it in his pocket and
• said he "guessed he would'at change it."
Mr. Barclay then examined the ;led and .
found the stolen articles ender a blanket
on Potter's sled, when he arrested tile
whole three, and brought , thew to this
place and on WeclueAlay morning, atter
a hearing before Justice C ushing, Putter
and Lewis were vonimitted to jail ou the
charges of passing counterfeit money and
stealing. Chapel *us discharged on bail.
Putter hails from Clymer, Tioga Cn., Pa,
Lewis from lurk State, and Chapel= lives
iu Jackson- township this county. Put
ter has been in jail in Tioga • county sev
eral times, but always escaped the lull op
oration of the - law by some means; and
several years ago he broke out of "jail iu
this place. •
Editor.—Last Thursday evening*,
the following question was discussed at
Lytransville ;—"Resolved, That A filen,
Slavery. is a curse to . Ainerica." „There
was a large audience, and about twelve
disputants.. Those who argued•the af
firmative, were Republicans in sentiment
and 'manifested considerable . zeal in tell-
Eng the effects of Slavery upon the &Stith
ern States, in regard to morals, free speak
ing and free printing,--which were said
to be the true safe-guards of the nation ;
and also of the. vast atnount of capital
invested in human flesh, it being consid
erable over two billions, and further, the
opinions of our greatest states Man, with
that of Von liumbolt, and many! . more
bright literati of the age, upon thallub
ject of slavery. The Negative was. ably
sustained by gentlemen who argued the
uncut:geniality of southern climes to white.
laborers, the 'cheapness of southern pro
ductions, and that negroes were doomed
to slavery,. /to.
The decission was given by Messrs.
Ostrander and Ryan', who, after a patient
(perhaps caluilit) hearing, declared for
the negative—that slavery is a blessing
to America!! Perhaps some of the cor
respondents of the POTTER. JOURNAL
will continue the discussion. . B.
Sweden Jan. 27th.
[lf Matthew Ostrander is th 3 man re
ferred to, who, in the face of enlighten
ment and religion, save his assent to such
a decision, era wuuld say that lie has for
feited all claims to political associations
outside of the blackest phase of modern
democracy. We don't, know Mr. Byam,
but we conclude that he is a dyed-in-the
wool bunker, who is ready to swallow any
excuse fox' the privilege of votiug - bljnd
for the "democracy" withoutregard
to principle.. We can scarcely realize
chat such a man can read at all. If our
friend Ostrander will call at our office we
will give him a Dutch paper to peruse
fur information hereafter.—ED. Joint.]
Married.
KELLY—NELSON.—At, the parsonage of
the M. E. Church tit Coudersport, Jan. 26th,
1860. by the Rev M H.Pice, Mr, S: D.KcLLY,
of this:' plitce, to Miss ANN AUGUSFA Nta.soN, of
summit Township, this county. . -
DIED:
MONROE —ln Bingham township, Potter
Co., Pa., on Friday. Jan. 26th ult., Aannet
MoNnoti; Esq., one of the oldest and most
worthy citizens, and a leading flamer of that
olthe county, aged about 00 years.,
(iilt4-Zt.laillrlisottitto,
Dissolution'.
T - -- - -
HE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore 'cxist
-1 ing between the undersigned under the
firm of CANFIELD ik LORD, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The books and
accounts of the late firm have been transfer
ed to Ira Canfield, for ssttlement.
IRA CANFIELD,
HARRY LORD.
Coudersport, Jan. 30, 1800.
The business of the late firm will hereafter
be carried on by the undersigned, and a con
tinuation of the liberal patronage heretosore
extended, is respectfully solicited.
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to 'public:4f* or,ptiterY alike 110 ." :
in-COuddrapeit, on MONDAY the 21/th - dak 4
February, 1880,:tti 10o'dcie dx,is.i:the fug , : ribl
ing:describeoi , cd , estates tows : : !-- . ;:- 1 : .
Certain rent estate situate 4 n titrifeen Tow - ti- -
' ship, Potter Co., Pa;, Bohnsied or(tlte north
by lotiNcis. 81 & , 27 - of.therallotrnaut Of lands .
Of M. - C.' Barber; in . Rarrisoi(Tow`nshiri, :east '
by the Comity line, south tif lot in pOssessiOn •
of j.rllarris and mill lot; and west by mill fot
I andrrpart of-lot II oe 81; co Mining sirty•ftVe
1
sLuctfour-tensbs aeres(beiti_ north put Of let
'.V o. 84; a *Mat ten - acresrejuspxssved, 'on
which ii . erected 's:Sue log ho se, and some fruit
trees thereon. ... .
• Seized, taken in - executio , sind to be sold ss
the property s ef Charlotte P arse. .
." '
• ALSO—Certain real estate situate in Sweden
Township, Potter no., Pa.;' Dr minded north
hv
y
lot of Andrew & Michael ss. east by.lanSs
of George Fos, I[. D.. and lo astStephen Mitch
el, south:lSY lands cif .'llusildredintsili 4S. Y.
Acker; and West by latids cif .Gulta - viss'lleiff,
Elytrius Placket, Andrew Zz Michael Gross;
Containing one ban4red-ariB, fifty-seVesCand
one-tenth acres, of-which three acres are ins,
proved, heitts-lot No. 30 ofi the ellotruent ; saf
la uds.of Fox 'S, ltbas :in SWelleri Township. i
• • Seizesktakewin execution', and ta be - sold ss
the property of DanieLSny'def. - •., -,
, 1
ALSO—Certain real estate 'shrike in Hec
tor Townilip, Potter Co., lT„ Bounded north
`by the lands of Daniel Sunde lin, cast by lands
pf George Bat tleit, south.byrlands of llutigick
er -Ss *Garlock, and west- b lands of W. S.
I
Leach pliontainingseventy cres, of which six
acres are improved, on wh, eh is erected one
frame dwelling-house, one - log barn; and with
some fruit trees thereon. I
Seized, taken in exeentisirfrand to be sold as
the property of Charles Pqlcer.
ALSO—Certain real-estate situate in Whi l r-
IMn Township, 'Potter Co , ea.,. Beginning at
a post in the north-west co -nor of ,n lot con
tracted to James Ayres, the ice iitirth one hun
dred and fifty-seven roll; to. a po st , then'ee
~ ,
east twenty-nine runs to a y o st; thence north
to the west hank of Siruahottiog Creek,
thence along the west ba wlof said Creek by
the several courses thereof in - the Warrant line,
thence along the said Warija nt line; west five
hundred and-twenty-fiver°s to a post, thence
south three hundred and thirteen rods to a
post; thende west five huidred and . twenty=
live rods to the place of beginning; containing
six hundred and tWenty-tilue acres be thelaine
snore or less, and ;being part of Warrant No..
402:7, the same belagunimisroved land.
Seized, taken ittl execution; and ts.}hesoldl as
the property, of 11. W.. max ;
ALSO—Certain' real estskte situate in Shar
on Township,
.Potter Co., Pa.,, Batindednith
by lands of Mann's Nicho l ls, east by land 'of
'Gabriel Barnes, south by (lands of .Manni &
Nichols, and west by ficattng lauds; contain
ing one htindrad neres of la, d, of which fiftaen
acres are improved and ix acres choppO,
with one frame house, o ne s
,frame barn, find
some fruit trees thereon. 1 ,
Seized, taken in ext.:matt, and to be soldas
the property of L. ebri truan. , .
- ALSO- -Certairrreal estate to wit : Two cer
tain village lots situate in the Borough of COu
dersport, Potter CO., Pa., iinown as lots Nos.
134 k 135, on SO:lre - NO.-13, bounded north
by lots of L. Cushing, eat it by Main Street,
South by rourth.Street, and west by, lots be
longing to the School Distict of CondeisPort
and - lot new in po'ssession {)1 L. B. Cole ; ctn
tainting sixty-fourerches of laud, on winch
is erected one Ma ksmith-shop. l'
Seized, taken in!esecutio,lu, and to be sold as
the property of Sdninel iid,ven.
A LSO—t'ertain real estate situate in Gelnc
see Township, Potter Co., f'a.,. Bounded north
by lot No. 31 of the allotment of lands in said
Township, east by lot N0.L32. south by lot No.
18, and west by 16t No. 24. ' containing- fifty
three and six-tenths a cre' with the usual tol
lowance of six per cent. fppr roads, being ;lot
No. '65 of the lands of S. Rdss-iu Genesee town
ship, of which two acresare improved, and
ten acres chopped, on Wl ich is erected one
i
frame house,-one frame barn and outbuildings,
and with some fruit trees %hereon. l ,
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of Versel Dictinson. , '
ALSO—certain feel estate situate in Whar
ton Township, Potter Co.-, Pa., Beginning at
a Chestnut the S.;W. corner of Warrant No.
four tiousand nine lythdrad and twenty-one,
(4921), thence east' by the south-line of said
Warrant one hundred andleighteen pereheS to
a post, a corner of a tractof land conveyed to
John B. Smith, et. al., thence south by the i
line of said tract one Lunde .d and fifteen perch
es to a post, a corner of sad tract, thence Cast
by line of said tract, fork-five perches to a
post, a Corner of Old' tract, thence south' by
line of said tract one hundred and twenty-five
perches to a post, a cornerOf :aid tract, thence
west by line of said tractllone hundred and
sixty-three perches to a pst, a ca r said
1 canner of
I,
1 tract in cast line of W a in nt No. 4925, thence
north Iwo hundred and orty perches to the
place of beginning; coatAinir , two hundred
and twelve acres and onetentt of an acre;' be
the same tnesre orlL
less, beng Part of Warrant
No. 4920, about two acr s of which are im
proved, with one log 'lid* and one log barn
l erected thereon. I
- Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property, of A'. F. Bog Worth.
ADDITIONAL SALES. -
• ALSO—Certain real estate situate in Gen
esee township, Potter Co 4/ Pa., bounded and
described us follows: BcOnning at a Beech
the S. W. coiner thereof and a corner of; lot
Nos. 1 ,S; 2 of Bingham.lhnds in Allegany do
Genesee Townships thence by line of lot No.
1 N E 140 perches to a post, thence :east 82
perchei to a post, thence south 104.6 per Ches
to a post, thence south 88° E 86 perches to a I
post in west line of lot Nb. 4 in Allegany Fp.,
thence S - 1° W by line 611 - sniill3lBo.lpere:hes
to a post in north line-4 dot No. 5 couveyttd
to David-Ross, thence north- 89i° west 87.7
perches to a post in thetat line of lot No. 2
in Allegany Tp.-, orth 25.3 perches to
a post, thence:west by Line of said lot 81.1
perches - to the'place - oftegintling - ; containing
ninety-nine acres and ninn-tenths, with an al
lowance of six. per cent. sc: ,'being lot No.'3 of
the Bingham lands in Allegany Si Genesee
Townships,Potter Co., Pla.,-and part of War
rant No .- 1874, about 40 aeres of which arelina
provect, with one frame hOuse, one frame liarn
and some fruit trees thereon. ' .
.
Seized; taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of Charles CPats.
ALSOLIt. No. 63 of the allistment of lands
hi GeneseeTownship; Potter Co., Pa., BoUnd
ed north by State Dine, east by unseated lands
and lot :No. 61, south by tots Nos. 61 k 62, 'and
west-by lands late of Sil Billings; contain
ing 100.3 acres with an allowance Of -six. per
cent; &c., about 40 acreSil which are' improit -
ed, with one frame house thereon.—ALSO—
Lot No. 57 of said allotruint in said Township,
Bounded north by lands ate of Silas Billings,
Deed, and lot No. - 62, eoft by lot No. SP, s9uth
by.lot No 58, and - west by lot No: 56';' contain
ing; 57.7 acres and an aDlowance of six, per
cent, .of witich teq acres
proved, With one saw- ; t ill, one frame barn-,
two board Watttos, Itiolitnurfruitlreos there
on.- •' - - 2, ~.; '-‘ ••., .-- ' ..,'"- •-:,
, Sejse)_;,.ttii.eilititziecnifOtt,,ainsjotie sold tiq
ilia pcOperty . oflciltn - Billitigs. . _
• , WM:• F.-BURS, Moir
ConOersport, Jan::2s, 180, •
_GEOII-411IRA
.
• '34.annfactnrer. of and Deem' in ' #
• • • .
.NVIIOLESA - Lt AND RETAIT4
oppopite
• - • VBEISVILLE, N; Y. . •
IMPORTANT ANNQIINOMM'
RREN'S
0
„
.•
STORE
e Strot„ (nearly :opposite...ad:choir.
; & Bray?, Groe4r.y.rifeltsvige,'Aile-'
Ighaiw Go., IV.
BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER THAN . EVER!
Terms Cash Only.
THE Proprietor of the itbore establishment
having just.returned frora New York with
a largillndsplendid stork of - •
Bo' q T. - s, - - 5..11 '0 ES,
• . it.r4ber, efratings,.&e.,
is now offering the satin at prices ranch lower
than they have ever before been offered.
Owing to. his Superior advantages in N. Y.
City, be is enabled to purchise goods at mach
lower rates than other houses in the same line.
I A
Having au 1 gent in the market In New York
City, he is
.enabled from time to time to. take
advantage of thir rise and fall of the market,
and thus obtain.goods at very low figures.
It is only necessary, to call, to be convinced
of the' aboe facts. - - -
Strict attention paid to orders.
A call is , respectfully . solicited.
GEORGE T. WARREN.
Wellsville, Jan. 20, 1060-20.
1 0 //
cif)
.CHEAPESTI BEM! LARGEST!!! ,
$35,00 •
Pays for Tuition in Single rend Double Entry
Book-Keeping, Writing, Commettial Arithme
tic and Lectures.
Board S. weeks $2O, Stationery
$l, ITuitiolia $35, entire
I expenses $62,
I
Usual time
. from 6 to
. 10 weeks.
.E.very Stu
dent, upon gradnating,- is guaranteed compe
tent 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 Business Writing
for 1859, received at Pittsburg, Philadelpnia
and Ohio State Fairs. Also, at the principal
Fairs of the Union for the past:four years.
In. Ministers' Sons received at half price.
'llor•Circultui, Specimens and Embellished
iew of the College. inclose five letter stamps
to . IF. W. JE:.'NEILIS, Pittsbtirgh, Pa.
11:101y*
Oui• Musical Friend.
"OUR MUSICAL FRIEND," ti Rare Com
panion furl the Winter Months.
Every Pianist,
Every Singer,
Every Teacher,
Every Pnpil,• I Forte Music, costing
Every Amateur, f but 10 CENTS a
number, aud pronounced by the entire-Press
of the Country,•_to be
"THE BEST AND CEIEAPEST - WORK OF
'THE KIND IN THE WORLD."
Twelve full :sized Pages . of Vocal and
Piano Forte 3lusie FOR 10 CENTS.
Yearly, $5 ; EA . -yearly, $2.50; Quarterly,
$1.25.
Subscribe to "Our Musical Friend," or or
der it from the 'nearest Newsdealer, and you
toil have Music enough for your entire family
and at in.signiflearit cost; and if you want
Music for the Flute, Violin, Cornet, Clariouet,
Accordion, etc., etc., subscribe to the
SOLO MELODIST,
Containing 12 pages, costing only
. 12 Cents a Number; Yearly, 450; Half
. • Yearly, $125..
- • All the BaeleNutnbers at 10 ets.„and Bound
Volumes, icontaining• 17 Numbera, at $2.50
each, constantly on hand. •
• C. B. SEYMOUR & CO.,
• 107 Nassau St., .New York. 1
T . I
OLNSTE D &* KELLY'S
TORE can always be found the best of
Cooking, Box' and Parlor •
S , 0 V . E S. -
Also, TIN. and SHET-IRON WARE, POTS;
KETTLES. SPIDERS, SCOTCH BOWLS,
'FRYING-PANS,. SAP-PANS, and CAULD
RONS.: Also, _ .
• Agricultural Itekplemente s
such as. PLOWS, SCRAPERS. CULTIVA
TORS,. CORN-SHELLERS, lIORSE-RAKES,
DOG-POWERS, &c. .
• -
THEIR WORK
is well made and the material good. Good and
substantial EAVES-TROUGHS plat lapin any
:part of the County—Terms easy. Beady Pay
of all kinds, including Cosh, seldom refused.
1 Store on Main Street opposite the Old Court
House, Coudersport. Aug. 1, 1859.-50
Di*+;•i.ceotice.
.George W McKinney, No. 4a Scp. 'term, 18-
- vs. 59, in Common Pleas
1'67 Ann McKinney. :of Potter County.
LIBEL IN.Dreoncr..
• To Mary Ann McKinney, Respondent.—
Whereas a Subpeenz and alias Subptaus hay
ing been issued and returned' ltiihil, 'you are
hereby notified to•be and appear at our next
Court of Common Pleas for this county, for an
applieation will he tnade-in said Court for a
divorce, on the Part of Libellant.' • . .
! W3l. F. BURT, Sheriff.
Coudersport, Jan. 24, 180,
SPECIAL-ANNo
- ritox
QUAKER CITY PUBLIIWO
• 100.000
Xgr',. - .ENLABSED. OD . . : 4 . • t- 1 '
• AtIADY4OII r t•
RuPeriortnitacemileP V) I* MAO
116rst sue - illuAAte:eblebilt
'GOLD and SILVER. WATCM, oGoof
vabable Prites. partleilott time le
Catalogtes, 4111c100111,oliat itae te-alrelp
-on application. -
Valuable Giftsornitb from 50 eta 10 Vie
GI;ADANTEED.toeaIh." i!ooOsio
inGifts - bsie • bten In': patniim
within the pass sit montbs4lso;COSbelatilio•
t r ibuted during the next
The ffiduCinsentt Need loft" slik WOO
liberal Glatt /12088 of any ottli*,lnnith WIN
Baring been in the -Ptilisbibit and
ling Ihssioess.•fos.lbe busl, Yebri. sky oil%
pErience enables me to conduct tie Gift 111.
tetptlie with - thiS ggteatesi eatiefactiombe oily
OW AGENTS WARTED In sew' Sipa
and County. ••
,
For full paitleulaks additlt
MANN 11171.13011,
gust - ker
• 13 - Sonth TblidAyok -
5-4 mo. ' • - 1916-
.8.1 S. COLWELL
F10ur.., -Meal
- Flour -Meali
FEED; FISH, POltitAC:i
I . Cheaper " -
ANY :OTHER MERCHANT CAN 8111. 1,011
• CASH, _
and will take in payment all -WO of Veit
. .
I Will also pay Coil' fir LIIMISBIL,:_
Also, will pay the highest goio4 prioll.
CASH FOR :WOOL:i:
rEB„. Store in the building fornierlioevii;
pied by L. F. Maynard—THE PEOPLE'S CASA
STORE now, more than evcr bitfore. '
COUDERSPORT, Julie 2! 2850.;-44.11100, - .
D.. 6 & M. IL DANIEW
giBC'UVING:Ii - .
This Days....'*:
A SPLENDID .ASSORTAHNT
DRY GOODS;'
of all descriptions that pertalataLadisalant
srareir• ,
SILKS,
MERINOES, - • .
BROGUE SHAWLS,
ALLMOOL DELAINES,
DELAINES, • •
CALICOES, - • -
DRESS - TRIMMINGS,
In feet, erarything nice: Also, .
CASSIMEST3r .
ATINETTO,
BEAVER CLOTS,
SHEEP'S GRA',
VESTIN.GS,
SHIRE ; MARSEILLE S;
SHEETING'S, Etc., Etc: '
And this day received, a full =anoint e
GROCERIES
at wholesale or retail. PORE, COI N, BIM
WHEAT, BEANS, OATS aad POTATOUtaI ,
sale. Jost received, 20 kegs NAILS, II via
assOrtmeut of
•
arrzaink
BOOTS & SELOCk
• RITMIERS - -•
HATS & IMPS, - -
and CUOCKERY. Also, an kinds of WOO
used in the County, SfATIONBRY, YALU*
TINES, Sc.—and on all *e shall charvi M -
A PROFIT.
N. B.—Cash Paid for HIDES, PILTS Sat
FURS. - • _
Ulysses. Jan. 23, 1860.-26
Should procure this
weekly Publication
of Vocal and Piano
3'arrabrt, ratio
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
a full and complete4kaaortensat.4ll
FALL and . WINTER.
DRY GOODS*
Which they will sell cheais as tan ile-to
n the county. Alsc, a good 'Static
GROCERIES, •
CROCKERY, .dio..
They sell for READY PAY only, MO toa4
sequently can afford to sell for _
LESS PROFIT
than usual. not being obligedlO 'asks Sp lilt
losses on bad debts. • -- •
All who wish to get the _
• WORT:H *THEIR.
V. N '-givt- '
will -
1
please Ore us a call.
ALL KINDS OF PROMOS
• •
TAKEN AT :A GOOD ram
N. D.—We . earry oe the businesket
BucKsiurrAuNG., - -
.
as 'Canal, at the old stand of IL LEWLSAINN
all kinds of . • -
• Making and Repattinig
will be dono r - from Mill Iron to a pair ato
Tongs, or a Chain Link. - flood aad
HORSE- SIEWEUIS •
will attend to.that branch ottlii bodll4ll -
' LARILLI3EN, IMINNI4101417• ••
* Lewisville Nov. 5,
Administrator's Nogg**
WHEREAS letters of adminstmatiakellt-40
estate of Isaac Dittmar late ofillagbaw
township, Potter connty;demaumk bale*
grimier tb - lbe litiderligned;loo(tal - hk;
debted to said estate are sequined to salibia
Immediate rayment; atilt thosa,baidasetatell
against the same will preaeng . lbista . 6406, -
thenticatea, - for aettlement..- - • -
- -THOMAS coLsol,
Bingham : Jan 9, 1960.-19t23* ,
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