M=Z= E 3 POi . .rommAL, ,PIT" 311 Z 0 - 1 Mkr 12171tSDAY WANING 11T Thou, S.. Chaco; lt crliata^ ae era au mutucatioa :eped, Jo seethe; iittep44, .yerms -inVtuiably in Ailvance. qgrtrultural tgt. worisl:34tio HltelienGardeip 'A / SW/ *4;-a . ,,.12 - aisjr rtjrne_, - Atththose - NI!o };ace gardens. . has t0:.,V0 dunea i s :IS the . fraat nut, In preparing the '[ coue ii fvt°`plsntrn It is' however' not. , )leiariible 1,6 sow see . di for a main crop, b'ut oily such An 'een . be• a`dvantagounly z.r ow,,n-'asnn early' suniumr crop.. `:tfeas.: 7 -A few rows;of- eiriy . pfaP may laesOlin, Spell - as :flii3,-I)ipty.rf Kent and .Albert, i n rows ilium feet apart; and„:"Soili- the seeds for a few loiirs and' ryll thety in Naater liefore - ao*- Oirtoq seed may be kown in rows one fOot:iPatit. One ounce 9 `i• seed Fill SOW 601 24 feet` long by 4 wide.` • Pare.niiis are nclesirable prop get l'inte - tke ..oround. The ground fur them b; - diy,:deep and well pulverized. Soiiin 'rows 18 inches apart.liii-o In May 11119. `l' , lll. to,_3ltes - 34arvirr Ttoym • -81;•iiii good after-cultivation no crop will . yield a better return for the labor bestow ed. Ile beat variety is rho HoNle ..13;.et.—Thcse aro worthy of a place in garden. The Blood Beet, either long or turnip rootcd; is the only kind we should grow. Some like the white .ugar beet. Soak the seed a day or two I;c:fore planting, and sow in rows 18 inch, •es apart. Carrots.—Some sow the Early Short .11w.71 this month. It is the best. variety Tor . garden culture, and Succeeds well on any moderately rich soil. far.4(y.- 1 -This forms 'a neat edging .f .r the ends of the different _beds next the larger walks of the gaaden. It is we iiavoring stews, soups and gravies. 1.3etn,...• like it for salads. turnips.—A bed of the Early white Globe or .Early b . eitchy will he found use ful for summer use. Sow broadcast and :afterwards thin out as desired. C'abbage.—Sow: some seeds of early as the Early York, Su7erloaf and 117117 . :ingstarlt, and some early varieties of Caultilours. Sow broadcast iu a rich ly mauured spot in the open bLrder, W,1):n•e• the sun can have free access to the plants. Radishes.—The best kinds are the Lang Salmon and the Red and whitel lurnip. Sow broadcast in a warm bar-1 der, sad give enough send. Rake it oyez lightly, and in three days the plants will i rappear. Pull the largest_ as they grow toi a size fit for the table. .Sow a fresh bed every two or three weeks to keep up al succession. Lettuce.—The earliest sown are the best—in fact those sown the previous summer are often to be found plentifully in most emrdens. To attain . perfection they should afterwards 'be: ‘tran l aplanted jute an open border, and when of tolerable 'size; tied up so as to become white and solid at the .heart. Grasses, mustard and various: other{ salads may be sown as -soon as the ground i; ready for them. • Tmnatoes.—So garden should be withl out these. The earliest plants are the best, and it i an object to get the fruit rip-incd us early as possible. It is well' to sow some seeds early and protect the young plants from frost till they can be - transplanted. The best kinds are the Iharge smooth red and the Yellow plant. The Fs fee Perfecter/ are two new kinds that have recently appeared, which we have not tried, but have heard them high ly recommended. Putatoe.7.--A few early potatoes, such ns the Ash-/eave/ K!dnc,,, or .f.;arty June, - may be planted, and it frost is anticipat ed after they come up. protect the plants with hoards or straw.. Plant whole in hills, one potato in each. Don't forget to prune up all small fruits, and tie up such as Seem to need it.— 'Clean out and fork over the strawberry and asparagus beds, and .get the. whole :garden into a neat and trim order.—Gen. ~.1-'artner. Inte;resling Varieties. PHOTOGRAPHS are now taken at night, by 'Titans of an artificial light called the Photoyen, Ir is ciatimated that England pays annually $300,000000 fir manure—more than the en tire commerce of this country, The total val. ne of a year's crop has beou reported to Par. liament; some time ago, as being about 3,000,000.000; the crup includes the animal as well as the vegetable. ExraNstrdepusites of coal have beef( found In Liberia the billy ranges abounding nitla it.' l'cov. Rom:lnas, after showing the areas and solid contents of the various known coal-fields, estimates that, at the present rate of consump tion (;00,0r.:0,000 of tuns per annum), the coal-fields of Penn , ylvania alone would meet the demand fur 8.164 years. If the consunap;- tien were doubled. viz.: 200,000,000 of tuns, the great Appalachian field would meet the strelu for 6 . 9371 years. If it were que.dru pled,'-viz.: 00,000 : 000, the productive coal fields of North America would suffice for the world's supply for 10,000 years to come. ME principal reason why more forest trees arc not planted is, because it is generally sop piised that it requires laid iu such a state of fertility that it would be more profitably em ployed in raising other crops. This is a mis take. If there is strength enough in the soil to start tke tree, after the first year it will take care of itself. Its leaves, Iyhen decom Posed, makh more manure than the tree will require. Poor sterile soil, planted to trees, wilt not only support them, but become rich. A contF:EPONDENT of the Ohio Cultivator vouches for the merit of the following recipe for making Vinegar: Take and mix one quart of molasses, three gallons of rain water, and one pint of yeast. Let it ferment, stand four weeks, nod you will hive the best of vluegar: MIMMM Once (last. Friday ) item greedy .•,set thi writer sad and seedy, m ,sponderinrip'er enioramlow jpOlc Items-psed cefore (,boOki3 of,aeribtiliosrnth - er; items talF : ing dais to get:,-ibem.tochilly, freezing weather—grent -expense, of liiuh and leather!) pontleied those items o'er, wnvon tied slowly - rocking through our mind strange fancies flock ring,) Came a quiet:, a Vet vous knocking .;-- - loneking at the sanctum door. 'Sure Oat- must be Jinks that's , 'line - eking at pirflOor ! Jinks the persevering, 'bore!" Ah, hoy well do we remind us, in the walls that then confined ns, the 4 excluino•- eS' lay. behind us and around us, on the floor. Thp•t, we 'links has called to bor row some nowspapere 'till to-morrow,' and 'twill be relief ,from sorrow to get rid ' of links the bore; so I'll open him the door.' Still the visitor kept knocking louder than before. , • Bracing pp our patieneu firmer, then without ruurreer Jiuks,-. said we, your' paidon'and forgiveness we implOre. But, the fact is, we were keading of that Pembina proceedings, where they ii - o7d7difir - ttere - roa - tiroco - retittrti;;;Th the Ottertail election might with cart loads sent for Booker tip our calculations o'er. Here we opened, wide the door:— But phonsy our phelinks—for it -- wasn't Jinks the boie. Bat the form that stood before us oauS ed a trembling to come o'er us, and Mem ory.,quickly bore us hack to days of yore; —days When - items mile so plenty, and where ere this writer went he picked up interesting pencilings at almost every door. 'Twas our horned understrapper —'twas this young infernal rupper, hand out stretched like Captain Tapper, with, thcforeinan's out of copy, sir;' and it kind er rii our dander„that like grasping Al exander, he had set up all the copy, and already wanted 'more,' wanted copy ever, more Now this local had already walked about till nearly dead, he had sauntered through the city -till his feet were very sore, walked through Pine and Spruce, and Cedar, through the streets, and 'gen tle reader,' into ways you never 'thought of, both public and obscure; and exam ined shop and cellar, and had questioned eVery.'feller,' but they all refused to tell or hint at any 'shocking accident,' not published heretofore.. Having met with nQ success, he ‘rpuld rather sorter guess he might, have felt a trifle wicked at that ugly little bore, with the message from the foreman, that: he wanted 'something 'Now it's time you were departing, you young scamp,' cried we, upstarting; 'get you back into the office, office where you were before ; or the words that you hard spoken sure will get your. noddle broken,' (and we seized a cudgel oaken, that was lying on- - the floor,') still he stood and nev er stirred from his position in the door, budged he devil, Never more I 'lnky demon ! child of evil ! dost in persecution revel ? Thbakest thou to Luot and haunt me like an everlasting bore? Leave! or-,-,(panse till I have I said it) 'this sheet thou art doomed to ed it,l and to live like me, on credit, live on !credit evermore l Then the devil fled affrighted, muttered faintly, 'Send him more.' But. our devil, never sitting, still is flitting, flitting batik and forth upon the landing just outside the sanctum door; tears a-down his cheeks are streaming, strange light from his eyes is gleaming, and his voce is heard a screaming, .Sir, the foreman wants some more 1' %'hoelt cd and startled by that warning we've awakened every morning, and we hear the dismal bornings of the imp outside the door ; and a fancy will come o'er us, that each reader's face Lefore, us bears the siauet, ' g ive us classic draughts, and antiquated lore !"eopy,' still for ever more I W r IiAT DID HE SAY, LYDIA ? —Good old Mrs Call was cinite hard of hearing,; being somewhat advanced in years. • Her' daughter, Lydia was a bonny lass, who loved a gcod frolic, and knew well how to get one up. Lydia had arranged a junket, and the young men and maids were on hand. Among the rest was the general, one of 'em. In the midst of the fun, in popped old:Deacon L., to see how Oh: nid ow fared. This was a wet blanket upon the merriment, and the • Deacon held on till Lydia was put out of all patience.-- Sho wished that he Would go, and by and by he got up to depart. - '+oh, deacon.. deacon," - said mother. Call, ." dont think of going before tea, Oh, do stop to tea, won't yet; P' The Deacon, strongly urged, replied : "Well, I rather think as the folks will not expect tue home till dark." "What did he say, Lydia? said the wid -1 ow. Lydia hada ready answer. . „ "He says he will not tp day, mother, as the folks expect him home before dark. Why, how deaf you grow, tooth, or." . . . "Oh, well, some other day, Deacon; now won't you?" Laid mother Call, as she showed the _Deacon out. "Smart gal, that," - paid the Deaeon, as he trudged alunc , home. Shu'll find her way through, warrant." A Qoop Atton3.lmkm.—One Mr.-Kitch en. was brought before a Court in Phila delphia by Mrs. K., fcr assault and bat tery. Shc could not swear that he ever struck her, but he indulged in whisky and failed to Support his. family. -The husband said he believed lawyers were hquibugs, Avid he would Plead his owu MIER= = Ifrilifter , sStory.. I sue.. - ITci informed the Jury.clakt lug failed to prove: that.lke ,ever let angry band spon his wise, lie co possibly be, con,victed_of 4,. , ,i .assau lt lier.. As to titestber charges,* pl jlistiOcation.' 7 g Mrs 'Kitchen, gent of•Ahe Jury,"' sal,d Mr. KiteltetrP membqr of a church • Mrs. Kite Ole. sakes her . kitchen, and Spcludsll; time-in the chuich leeture , roont...' my _breeches are - : rcinning towed, I children going, about, with ill.:kev / and dilapidated extremities, Mrs, en. is indulging in confab .with , , old ladies about the shocking • ta• tbe South Sea Islanders.:, While' to 'prOvidefor her, gentlemen of tl I ain't willing to feed all the. bra the church, nor , to give. Beheat p twenty people twice a: week, neith I've got tight on the - strength provocation, gentlemen of the J ain't a bit more than the best AO have done if placed in my eircums and if .you was me, and I was you ing.the case as I do—Pd rendbr a of acquittal, and served the Woruitri Tae Jury seemed to be i:npressec the force of Mr. Kitchen's arguret returned a verdict of NUt Guilty. , Dtp..:7 7 7! This woman 1: . 14-....4........141L951 . Did is a very expressive .wordl' We almost wonder that the English language has such a word as deeds, when me might speak as fireibly. and well-nigh as prop erly, of a person's dids. This is parties larly true the work- of benevolenc.:. 'Many persons who are called charitable, generous, never actually did anything to lift up the fallen, and carry Christjo the perishing. They put. their hands into their pockets, and 'give sonic:thing when the collector has co led, and that is all. They never (lid anything directly to ap ply the remedy to the "ills that flesh is heir to." • Their money accomplish nulling without vigorous, self-denying efforts to apply the remedy fur which•it pays ; and here lies the greater fart of the doing. It is easier to give than it is to do. There is a little self-denial practiced in all the giving of the present day ; but there is - a great deal of it practised by those who carry the gospel to sinners who need it. Orphan's Cont:t Sale. BY VIRTUE of an order Of the Orphan's ; Court of Potter County. to me directed,l I will sell at public vendee or outcry, at the Court House in Coudersport, on Tuesday, the l 18th day of June next, at 1 o'clock, P. M., the; following described real e; . tate belonging to I the estate of Rufus A. Freeman,.Deccascd„ to wit: A certain messuage or lot of I:1mi sitrpt cd in the town,:hip of Jackson in the county aforesaid, and bounded and described us fol lows : Beginning at a Hemlock in the .northi line of lot No. 8 of the allotment of the Adl um lands in Jackson township aforesaid, tlieni.e , ,west along north lino of said lot, one-hundred and six rods and two tenths of a rod, thence, north eighty rods, thence east along south line of lot No. 12 urthe Adlum lands onerhundred and six rods and two. tenths of a rod to a Hem. lock, thence south eighty rods to the place of beginning; containing fifty-three acres and ago tenth of art acre, and being lot iNei. 13 of the allotment of the Bingham lands in said township of Jackson, ten ahrei of which are improved. There is a small' fratue house on the lot. . .TERMS OF SALE.—One-third CAsh in hand; the b.tlance in one'and two years, se cured by .Judgrnent un the land. JERRY W. FREEMAN, Adminittrator lilysscs, April 19, 18110. The Evening Poet, isi - Airm DAILY, AT . 41 Nassau St., Corner of Liberty, New York, by W.M. C. RR YA:l, 7 7' 4'3 ad. TEL:MS—invariably iii advanee—.--$9 00 per year, or at the sane Tate fur any period not less thatrone month. • • THE PROPRIETORS will n.it hold them selves respnosible in damages fur 'errors which may occur in advertising. THE WEEKLY EVENING POST. ig published on. Thursdays, at Two Dollars per annum; 3 copies. Five ; 5. copies, Eight Dollars; 10 copics, Twelve Dollars ; copies, Twenty Dollars—payable in.advance. THE SEMI-WEEKLY EVENING POST contains all the reading matter of the Daily— Congressional Debates—Public Doc:it:news— Foreign and Domestic Nev;rs—,Eliturials, of the daily paper. ,t is pifblished 'on Wed nesdays and Saturdays of each week', and sent off by the earliest mails to subscribers in every part of the trnion,-at Three Dollars per annum '? copies, Five Dollars ; a copies, Twelve Doi, lars-,payable in :advance. Auditor's Notice. IOTICE is hereby given that the under 'signed, the person appointed by the Court of Comtnon Pleas to make diitribution of the proceeds of the sale of real estate in the ease of Isaac Hellion against Harrison Itos.t J. H. White. of I,.?ec. Term, 1956, No. 129, will attend to the duties of his appointment at the office of the Prothonotary, in Coudersport, on Tuesday, the .15th 'day of Hay next, at one o'- dNiel: T:M3e7:7, -- ,te.N7sl;m rat they think prow, H, J. OLMSTEP, Auditor. Old Gold Pens Re-Pointed, PRICEI.FIFTY CENTS... g,l `CLOSE the Pen in a litter with cash or JU post Age stamps; the return will briug the Pen as good•as now. Editors giving this mlvntiserxient six insertions during the year 1630, and feuding copy. will receive t superiar Gold Penh) pay-, went. Addrts;.TONE 4 BAIA., Syracuse, 'IN. Y. ss,' We' will vovmh for the fultillkaent of the above on the part of ,lessrs. Stonik Ball. 7. G. K. TRUAIft k (M 28.6t.' Proprietors of Syracuse JoirnaL Administrator's Not w ll th E e ttli e f k ta S l te e t t 3 t r e t t a c d ni L i? . i: ct t i r t at Hector Township; Pottet, County. de hive been granted to the nndersighud. sons indebted to said estat6_ arc reque make immed'ate payment; and - those claims againSt the same • will present duly authenticated; for sett!enfent. WILLIANI T. LEACH, I A - NELLY LEACH. 4ector, rv.b. 7, tssu. - fittrrairtt . $ 4 . • - _ •• • EIAVE - MST itECEIVEI) - 40'414 altd ccriuplete t.Bscortrrient of VOINTEII. • •-. • •-• Whieh'ther will sell cheapies'ean be bouibl. nitbe!county. &itd stock of . C ER I E • H: lip cg.,.Elity,- &o. They'sell for READY Y only, nn.d. con yegneitutly cam afford, to sell for •. LESS PPOFIT than •usual, not being obliged to make up for !oases 'on bad debts. - .A.11 Who wish to aet, the AVORTH OF' THEIR. 0-N E NT: 9. • `or her the MI telt ; ot of ty of Ili rig Jut-y, '•en of MEM - such . 3 ., it voulti will please give us:t 6.11. ArLLKIEIDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN AF A GOOD PRICE noes; know ordict N. 8.-IVO'cllrry o n_the lb us i n ess of BLAUKSMITAPANG.i gii _with t add as lt3tial, at dm old stlintl. of 13: LEWlS,.yhet . e all kinds of - .I‘ l lalcirig and 'Repairing • Tones, or a Chain. Lin-c . . I-lORSE - S HO E I.IS wiii. : ltatend to that branch or ttkghat:inei:s. LARRABEE, LEWIS CO Lewisville, Nov. 5, 1859. —11t277,. rp . • .117 i t ri, m - tor , ALL - twill, • 1 - Manufacture: of enu Dealer in iYilts ' .C:44v ilf Xf athEr c, 7 . 1 " FUN - DINCIS; &c., *IIOLESALE AND RETAIL, -• '11.4-Street, ne:trly oppr+ite l3aldwiti Bros, . WELLSVILLE, N. Y. • • - •• rfabORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! WARREN'S. WriTLY 3 D , f 'llo_ •. STIORF • A q _Litt (itoorlil ppprlsiM. cet (irocgr . v.) yhrziv,/ BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER, THAN EVER.! Terms Ca3h. Only. Proprietor of the above establishment having jut returned from New .York with ge and Splendid stock of 0 0 T S, SEIOES, .rllntlicr, 61:11 . 4/1q.ni, &r., is n re o , }) nrime the same at prices mm.di lower Ilan they h:ive eve - r - burotio been offered. Owing to his superior advantages in N. Y. Cit'r'!, he is enabled to purchase goods at.much !terrier rates than other houses in the same line. Iliie h ing an Agent in the nuirket in Now York City, [ he is enabled from ,tune, to time to take a'ilvmtage of the loseand Mil of the market, and : thus•obtain goods at. very low figures. It is only necessary to Call, to be convinced of the above Met.. Strict attention paid td, orders. A call is ri spectfuliy sQlicited. (.11 , ,t iII.G.F, T. WARREN. t.o.lsl,:ille-., Jan. 20, 180.-20. . • A 12tIS Wii:E LEY'S FOI-E can always. b'o found the best of 0 . , Cooking, iloN. and Parlor, STOVES Also, TIN arid STIET-MON WARE, POTS, KETTLES. SPIDERS', ISCOTOIE BOWLS, FRtiNG-PANS, SAP-PANSi and CAULD RO.Ics. Also, A , - a 'Agricultural r Implements, stwil :Ls PLOWS, SCRkPERS. CULTIVA— TORS, CORN-SHELLERS, HORSE-RAKES, D,O - O-PONVEKS; sc..; • THEIR WORK: well made and the material good. Qond and EAVES-TRQUGII6 pa up in any p\ - tit of the County—Terms easy. Ready Pay of all kinds, including Cash, seldom refused. :More on Main Street opposite the Old Court [copse, Coudersport. Aug. 1, .1859.-50 - Dissolution. TTIHE CO-PARTNERSIIII' hitherto existing 11, between the subscribers under the firm of Kenyon, Wilkinson 4; Grave's; is -by mutual coisent dissolved. Tit:: Books and Papers,' Notes, &c. of the firm arc in the hands of C. C. Kenyip, who is authorized to settle' the sabre. C. C: KENYON, - P. CI WILKINSON, .1 . J. HI GRAVES: Oftwaya, Bee. 14tb 1859. The busin 2 ess.wili he. continued-at the Old nlec.e_ k. saltm an J. H. Graves, will be found at all times (Stinday excepted) ready and willing-to wait on 1 customers. Thankful foi• •the p.ttronago beltnwed upon the Into firm, ho hopes by at tentiow to bis business to merit a cor.tinthmee of the same. S. All %Inds of Provisions, Groceries, &c. r coristantly on hand, cheap for .B.KADy PAY. Lunther, Shingles, rant all, 'cinch; of Produce talc:cu in exchange fin Goods at their niaritet prit:e: Cash not refused. MUOSE personsirhohare tuSsettleilliecomsts .11.! with the firm of Kenyon, Wilkinson nixes, or Notes uot'paid, wild cAlland arrrmge We i same IMMEDIATELY, us the hosiness.of the late firm must be settled iciilenio. delay. . I C. C. gn NOTICE! NOTICE! LL those indebted to the gnoscriber, either by Note or by book aceouitt, Will save FIFTY PFlIt owl', by leaning and paying their indebtedness befUre the tirst day of Jan nary - next. Row," yoti ask, "eau this say ing be 'Uncle?" ln eostS for yoil and ale'to pay if we fail to PAY UP by that time. ..t l . B.—goods sold at Cost. JOHN B. SMITH.. CondcrFport ; Nov. l', 18:4.-12:11-1y. In On at.': of MEI per ed tQ acing 'rs\ torn MI Notice. Pr- 70 JA I Olit,itikttiltrti• Q I iCAPTHIN . G - T. ~. • - MEDICINAL ALERATUS: - lintitnufactorettfroineominOn salt. • and is - - prepared difforeOf from other.Salet4tus.l Alt the 'del eterious matter eitractedin :such a manner p) ftroditce and nil kinds of Cake i kvithout con taining a 'particle Saleratus when the Bread or Cake is baked ; there by producing •wholesome _ results. Every particle of SalerattiS is turned to gas and paSses ; through the Bread or Bicnitwhile Baking; consequent. ly nothing remains but common Salt, Water and .Flour: You will readily perceive by the taste of this:,Salera tits that it is entirely - different from other SaleraCus. It is packed inane pound papers, each wrapper brfinded, B. T.'Bah hitt's Best Medicinal ! aleratus ; !d -ist), picture, twisted- loaf of bread,! 'with a glass of elervescing water Ern i the..l4. When you purchase one' paper you should,preserVe the wrap per, and be particular, to get the, next exactly like the first—brand as, 68 1!EI 70 AND 70 above. Full directions. for innking Bread! With this Saleratus :and. Sour . 31ilk1 or Cream Tartar, will accompany! each packageclso, directions- fort making 'all: kinds of: Pastry; also,' for raaking soda Watei• and Seid-I litz Powders. - • : • DIA:KE YOUR OWN SOAP, DE 70 113: T. BABBITT'S PURE C'. TRATED POTASH, -Warrinted double tho strength of ordinary Potash ; put up in cans -1 lb., 2 lbs., 3 lbs., 6 lbs. and 12 lbs. „full direetions for making Hard and Soft Soap.. Consuniers will find this the cheapest Potash in market. Manufactcred a nd for sale by - 8.. T. BABBITT, Nos. CS and 70 jWa,liington-street. Now Vork,and:No. 3$ India-street. Boston. ' [11:44-Iy*.] 68 70 I:IOSrfETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. Pr is a fact that, at some period, every mem her of the human funny is Subject to disease di disturbance of the bodily functions; but, with the aid of a good tonic mid the exercise of good Common sense; they', may be able so to regulate the system as to secure permanent health. In erdet to accomplish this desired object, the true course to pursue is certainlY that which will produce a natural state of things at the least haziird of ;vital strength-and life. For this purpose, Dr. Hostetter has in- trodoced to this country a preparation bearing' his name, which is not a nen-medicine, but one that has been tried for years, giving satisfae tfon to all who have used it. The Bitters operate powerfully upon. the stomach, bowels, and liver, restoring [them - to a healthy and vigorous action, and thus, by the simple pro- , cess of strengthening uatnre, enables the sys tem to triuniph over diskte.se. For the cure of Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Nau sea, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, or any Bil- I ious COmplaints, arising froth a Morbid inaction of the Stomach ortiowe.ls, troduciug Cramps, Dysentery, Colic, Cholera Yorbns, Sic., these Bitters have no Diarrhea, .Iysentery or flux, sb generally contracted by new settlers. and caused prin cipally by the eh:log . ol°f water and diet will be speedily-regulated by brief use of this preparation. Dyspepsia, a disease which is probably .more prevalent, in all its various forms;thanmuy other, and the cause of which may dlways.be attriblited to derangementt of the digestive organs,;.can be cured without tail by using HOSTETTER'S STOMACH. BlT as per direct. ns on the bottle. Fur, this disea - se every physician will recommend Bitters of some kind ; hen Why inst use an ar ticle known to be it fulhtde t Allnatious have their Bitters, as a pre'ventive of disease and :strengthener of the kvsiem fn general ; and among them all there is not to be found a more healthy people than the Germans, from whom this preparation ernanitted, based upon amen,. tide experiments which have tended to prove the value of this gree.tlpeeparation in the scale ' of mc•dicll science. i?nvan AND AGUE.-4111 ' s trying and provolt= ing disease, which fixes its relentless grasp on the body of man,reducing him to a mere shadow in ia short time, and rendering him physically and mentally useless, !can be driven from the hods by the use of HOBTLITTEWS RENOWN ED 'BITTERS, Vurther, none of the above stated diseases can be, contracted, even in ex posed situa.ians, if the Bitters are used as per direetious- And as they neither create nausea i nor offend the palate, and render unnecessary any change of diet or interruption of ordinary pursuitS, but promote'sound sleep and healthy digestion, the complaint is removed as speed- I - ily, as is consistent with the productiol f of a thorough 'and permanent cure. For Pemns in Advahred Years, who at suf fering froth an eitfeebted constitution mid in t him body, these Bitt,Crs are invaluable as a restorative of strength and vigor, and need [only be tried to be appreciated. And to a mother While nursing :these Bitters are indis pensable, especially where the mother's nour, ishment is inadequate to the demands of the • child, consequently her, strength must yieid,- , and here tt, is Where a good tonic, such as Hostetter's Stomach IlitteeS, is needed to int, part temporary strentftla•and vigor to the sys tem. Ladies should by all means try this -remedy for all cases of debility, and, - hefore so doing, should ask their physician, who, if he is .acquainted with tl4 virtue of the Bitters, will .reownamend thelr:useln all oases of weals nes 3. • Caution.—We chution thepublic ft,gatost using any of the many imitations or counter eits,:.but ask for lOSTET,TER'S CIiLiBRATED STOIACII BITTERS,. amcsee that each bottle has the %iords " Dr. J. Hosfcttees Stomach Bitters" Wolin on the side of do battle,: and stamped on the metallic cap ceqering the cork, and ob serve that our autopra;ph signature is ou the label. Cam' Prepared and sold by HOSTETTEIi & SMITH. Pittsburgh, Pa. and sold by all druggists, grocers, and. dealers generally throughout the lltifted.Statas, Canada,'South America, an Germ many. SMITH & JONES, coudersport,. AI COREY & SON. .Islysses. I Pa L 1 MAN & co -POWELL, & CHAPIN, Ridgeway. LI F ICIIV4 'WILCOX. Ructia Vista. CI, • • CLOVER . A LARGE QUANTITY of first quality Clo /gt yer Seed cart be purchased at the. Hard ware Store of. (./I.3ISTED-& KELLY. Coudersport, Feb. 5 1860. 111.. ASTER for sale bp.• P A. STEBBINS. - - • CHEAPEST REST_H LaRELBIEI • prays for Tuition in Single and Doh) Bonk-Kfulping, Writing, Commercie, 68 LND tic. andliptures. Board S weeks iS2O, Stall expenses $62. . . - . Upuil time from G. to' 10 weeks. ' dent, Upon 'graduating,. is guarani tent to manage the, bboks of any and qualified 'to earn a - salary of fret $5OO to' $l4OOO Sind'etits enter at any time-No: Review at pleasure., ,• • First -Preiniums For Best Busini u for' 1859; Tece'ived at" Pittsburg,' Phil and Ohio S!ute Also, et the Fairs of the Union for the past four u s, Ministers' Sans received at 1 'or -Circulars, Specimens And Etubt how of the -College. inclose five letter, io F. W JENiCISS, Pittsburgh, 11:101y*-- ,• 70 68 Atib 70 68 fi,:_.s.:COLNVE 10E1 . • FlOtil l e ; 31e al t •• - I ti pok K ANY OTHEIt MERCHANT CAN SI CASH, • and will take in .payment. all kind.. : TAU MBEII, 70 OE2 68 BM - I will also Pay Nash fqr Lal.\ Also, will pay' the _highest going pi 70 CASH FOILWO rte., Store in the blinding former) pied by L. F.' Liy nard--,TIIE PEOPLE" STGR - F, now, pore - tbab ev..r before. COMM:II3I'OILT, June 22 1859.--44-6 mo, HOW AR I) ASSOCIAT - PHIL ADELrin A. 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Our stock of Dry Go' siscs . of - • DR ESS.O 0 0 DS, TRIMMINGS; RIM* -LEMBROIDERIES, - PARASOLS ' PLOTIIS CASSIMERES • YESTINGS. DO ° NESTIDS, SHIRTINGS, . • • . • LINENS, PRINTS, - ;HOSIERY,, SHAWL and a variety of other articles, too to-mention. We havealso a colaph meat of • • GROCERIES,....,EARDWARE ANP CROCKERY; all of which. will .be sold uneomlttOlT for ready par, and for approved wait Kmor,alge terms . ns any other establie itIANN &NIGH( Millport, Aug. 11,.186.3 ly. NOW IS VIZ TIME TO SUB-SCRIBE THE CAMPAIGN IS COMMENCED. Ten Copies of TUE - JOVi. to one Post-Wilco, till Oro &pigtail Election, EtGbt RoUars, or SO cents each. WILL SELL
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