INSE
Eil
:,
El
V 100. 4 10 .4.W.40 . 41101e.
i efic a n
. . . 4176
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gir.et.*folltwlngfecal,.itrirrecent ntiur
ttiti
along tge,llEmdsotne as - I int or
•-•-,:nituient-the-ileititty:Ofthestnut Hill is 'a
Went,
etjtiiii; to
titii c tifleibreibing'inathine -- ire . imparted.
wet,
aatYl4 - . 7of-bologrias made
.- -ltdifiliirinituid tracked Wheat.' - AMotir ,
' • - the gueStiaablishinent—of whom
very - 1
. ttheeit.
nitty:::.iboard-:ut water-cure for
• surroundings
itsThydritit I A Eellil;:.
Colonel
-COI. - -igatiklielt-totaryof.atiture, arid has
ai r leiknessifnr botany that_ takes him oe-,.
'tong; lizil4:4)yi,the
grant-hittgerou*r i thOt,oynan . o.t4 that beau
4S4lid !Colonel , saunters
thus . poployed,,.liecopibi CS
prottivit-V-pleasure; and sees in every
-'weed•that:growsu beauty: invisible to peo,
Acia are, anchored down to
dooPiforiititkblick: I»uies by the pon-
T ckrosity,of.worfdly cares. A few !norm
. ifg - S - ; - tfgo - - jibe -: . enhinefF,Was ,hplanizing as
and at-the same time listening,
erectis:gkigus, to an accerdoan which a
ilreatiVliiik - Was playing upon an
ttzt;:fence tail .:
The . Coluuel's eye. a mu
liftervKardS, was arrested by a re-
Lti44 - liiiiehinfea of racl pli ylletm peltat
tiotatif fenns if;' or - Mandrake, as
known-iu•the Old:Testatnent and by non
. ..hotiintiji3Oetipje, - Tlle:stifig.tiri - un its &I
fiiotitallt:Was the - fruit of that plant,
'`ti single speeimen, amber ju hue, Dud ex•
treiliatic in oder. Tile' Coionel
'- lute • prize skirting the borders of a
determined to secure it.
'i'• 3i~.ieteristie of all truly great. minds,
i - 41fr-`spurtl -- - no • a Groner 'formed tbe idea
- than he set- - about its.
.execution.. He ,
•I• tkity..4quatted upon the edge of the stag
tianti.diteli,•skilitully established an equi:
poise by, keeping. the - cciiter of gravity
over the'liauc, and 'cautiously emended
for the prize. But alas fur the
- uncertainty Di - bum-ant itien'huious
leaned over the ditch to pluck
mandrake upon the opposite
margin, he.lust his balance, the nether
patl!trliistinmentiouables burst with a
loud report,. his spect:ieles fell-from his
nose, and extending his hands to protect
that organ from the mud, he plunged his
~,hantis,wrist &el)* -jin the Dozy bottom.—
.':\Vitho.ni - hist.spectaeles, the. Colonel was
38 press,.as the baiies is the wood. lie
reo: e ajuedliis eqiiilibrium at last, and set
about some means of repairing damages.
iroillifs,purpose he pulled a large clus
-aer of-weeds, and commenced the opera-j
tion.ofremovirig the mud from his sleeves.
Ille:Roloners. - Misfurtuties, however, were
not yet cotplete. .-B is hands and arms
-3-Avere-seized with a violent itching. that
Biro p
to -execute a as scu t fully
„tiqual.to that performed by the learned
Prince Albert. Supposing
himself attacked by aswarm of mosilus
tiai,:llie, CohOnel_strucli wildly out with
both his hands, only :to increase the ill
tensisy of his torture. Most unfortunate
.&ly,-while thus gyrating, the. Colonel dis,
';:covered his spectacles, - thow-li with one
of the glasses broken out. By adjusting
these - upon his nose, he was enlightened
- as .to, the
-cause of his misery. The weeds
•
...with-which he bud wiped the mud from
hiS•kands were stinging-. nettles. The
, ''Colonel, 4 this discovery, said something
emphatic, and started far "the place of
where, by an application of
: luegar to the inflamed parts, he was re
-...atored to his normal condition. When
- lie.- - teXt goes botanizing, the Colonel in
t• euits -- to tie his spectacles around the
~..bitelt- O f'his head. Gentlemen similarly
..•. •
.. , situated. will do well to make a nute."
TO.,2!ERSONS- OUT OF EMPLOY...WEN:I'
GEMS WANTED TO SELL THE ERIE
MACHINE.—We will give - a
--, Continis - sion, or wages at from .s2;:t to . $6O
.1. per nsahth, and expenses p tid. This is a new
Machine. and to simple in its construction
that a child of 1U 3-ears can learn .to 'opera - te
.it by 'half an hour's instruction. It is-equal
tt any-Family SeWing .)lachine. in use, and.
,the price is buy Fifteen tio:lars.
Persbui wishing an Agrncy will .address
• t ' 'J: \. BOYLAN', ' ,
• Erie Sewing Machine Corn'y
ollin.
THE HIGHEST PRICE
IN CAS II
PAID FOR
WHEAT,
AND ALL OTHER. KINDS OF . G:ATN,
MILL.
Feed,
,-..vonakintlron hand and for sale,.
WLIO LE SA LE awl RETAIL
... ' at fair . prices
Coudersport; Sept: 4,- 1860,
NOTICE.
11 - -.!..r.Homag L. YOUNG;_ of Cincimrt•i.
:A:Hamilton County, State of Ohio. hare, in
; - dike form oft I.tw, eon tinted and appointed
ROBERT K.- Youso. Esq:, of Sylvania, Potter
County,, Pa...my Attorney for me and in my
-name, and fur my use. to collect by suit or
:otherwise. and upon payment to him to re
for,: by releaseuutler seal—or other
„Wise:, all debts or demands whatsoever due
„Ine ! !, : .
. .
. .. . • .
s '._. Whatsoevertny,sairt Attorttny shall lawful])
do in" the premises, I do hereby confirm, the
saite,tts if I,..was personally pre.ient anti did
:3iie:E4ine;: , -- ~ ,-... 7110 ES. L. yOpyc. .
NOTICE.
P. A. STEBNINS, haring'sord out his slam.
of Goods, is desirous of. elositig 'up his busi
:pesi •-. 'petsons indebted to. him ere re
questid_to: ettll 'immediate iy end :settle 11101
oterootits. _ His, books' *ill be tOtincr at the
'Stet. of E, N: STEBBINS' & BRO.
-` A- RR. I L - • -
OF TUX
JAPANESE EMBASSY
NEW GOO-DS
SPENCER'S.
...JUST receiving nn"extensive "stock:of Wy
°ming Cc unty Flour. Any one _tlesirons: . . o
getting a--better article of - -
FLOVR
at leis profit than at any other store•in town
will de well to caltat
ALSO,
PORK.- MEAL
and - any *other article in the line of PROVIS
IONS constantly on hand. Deducticius made
to those that buy at ;Wholesale.
GROCERIES
of descriptions. 'Al§o
Patent Medicines of most all kinds. Those
wishing Dr. Duland Kennedy's Sledical Dis-
corers, will find it at
CUARLES .lA'Nti LNG,
BLACKSMITH, Fourth street, ibehreen Main
and West Streets, Coudtrspurt; Pa., is pre
pared to do all kinds of work in his line,
on tt,e , moA reasonable terms. Produce
taken in payment. 12:36
Election Proclamation.
PURSUANT to nn act of the General
sombly of the Commonwealth of Penosvl-
vania, entitled "An Act relating to the elec
tions of this Commonwealth," approved the
second day of:Inly, A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and .thirty-nine, P BURT,
Sheriff of the county of Potter, Pennsylvania;
do hereby make known and give notice to the
electors of the county afore.-.itid, that a Gene-
ral Election will be held in the said county of
Potter on the second Tuesday' (lith) of
October, 18G0. at which time State it nd County
Officers us fohow are to be elected, to wit:
One r
poNon for Governor of the Com
monwealth- of Pennsvlv2uia.
0.,e person for gember of Congress
to representt he District composed of the
Counties of Centre. Clinton, Lycouting,
Nairn, Potter and Sullivan.
Two persons for lettliters of the House
of Representatives of the General Assem
bly of Pennsylvania, in conjunction with
the county - of Tioga, to represent the
counties c I Tioga and Pot•cr.
One person for Prothonotary and Clerk
the Courts of the Cilutitv UfPotter,
One-person for Register and Recorder
the County of Potter
One, peniou for Coroner of . the 'county
Potter.'
One- person for Treasurer of the Coun
ty of Potter.
' One prson for Commissioner' of the
county of Potter:
One perbou fur Auditor of the county
of Putter.
I also make known and give notice, as in
and by the,l3th seclion of the aforesaid act I
am directed, that every per,:on, excepting
Justb'es or the Peace, who holds any office or
appointment of profit or trust under the Gov
ernment of tha United States or of this State,
or of any,city.or incorporated district. wheth
er a commissioned officer or otherivise, a sub
ordinate officer or agent, whO is or shall be
employed under the legislative, judiciary, or
executive dePartment of this State or the
'tilted States. or of any city or incorporated
district, and also that every member of Con
gress and nf the State Legislature, and of the
select and cominon council of any city, or
commissioner of any incorporated district. is
.by law incapable of holding or e"xereising, at
the same time dhe
,office or appointm , •ut of
Jude. Inspector, or clerk of any eb•ction in
this Cotuttionwealth. and that no Inspector or
Judge, or other officer of any such election'
shall be eligible to-any office then.to be voted
for.
. Also. that in the fourth section of the Act
of Assembly. entitled. "Au Ait relating to
elections and for other purposes," approved
April 161.11, - 1860, it is enacted that the afore
said 13th section shall not be so construed as
to prevent any military officer or llorough of
ficer from serving as- Judge, Inspector, or
Clerk of.any general or special eiecl,rou in this
Co.T mottwealth.., . .
It is further directed that the meeting of
the returr 'edges at the Court House in Con
port to nrake out the general returns, shall
be on the-first Friday Succeediag the general
election, Which will be - the 12th day of Ooto
ben
The return Judges of Potter and Tioga
cminties shall Meet at the Court House' in the
Borough of Wellsboro'. in the county of Tiogn,
on Tuesday, the 16th d.ty of.OctOber, 1839, to
make return for Aleruber:, of As•sembly.
Ttie retoM Judges of Lyemning., Centre,
Clinton. Mifflin,•Stillivan and Potter counties,
shall meet at ,Williainsport, in the Cdunty of
Lye= ing, , om Tuesday the 16th day of Octo
ber; to make return, for Member of Congress.
Mil
I - also hereby make ktic wn and give notice
that the place: , fur, holding the aforesaid gen
eral election in the several town-Mips and
borcaiglis within the-conuty, of Putter. are as
follows. to-Wit:
For the township of Abbott, at the Germa
hia Hotel, in said township.
'For the township of Allegany, nt the school
house hear the place foriherly owned by Ches
ter.
Andreirs. in said township. .
For the township of Bingliani, at the' house
of A. R. Lewis. ih said township.
For the township of. Clara, at the Echool
house near Sala.Sterens'. in said township.
For the thwaship of .E,ulalia, at the New
Court House in the Borough of Coudersport.-
For the township of Genesee. at the house
formerly o&upled,by S. S. Ittlico; in
burg.
For_the. township of Harrison, et the howa
recently occupied by ha Bartholomew, in said
township. - - -
.:tIT ,PI3IL-AtiELPEtI'A.
SPENCER'S
DRUGS, -
IJEDICEsTES,
PERFII3IgRY,
&c., &c., kg
SPENCER'S
. .
.
For tite4oWniktplOt- - Rebrttoit: the',school
house No. near'Elenryltalia Lilt lield
.For the township of Rector, attiteSUnder.
lin school ho - use, in said township:,;
For. the township of lionter, -at :the ichool
hoitse near. Jacob Peet's, in'aiid
. Tor- the township of JaCkstinitit the 'house
formeely: occupied by Nerdatnin,Bar4,e,- now
31.-Clapp.l,:in said
.township, •
For the township "of Kea tingiaithe ',house
of Pliny Harris ,- in-said .- totinshiP4 -
- Fur the township ofos - -wayOnatllte;V'entre
school house, in said towriship. - ,,
For the township of Pike; at the -hot= of
Riijah,Johnson, in said toWnship..
For the township of Pleasant Valley, at the
school house in said township. . •
For the township of Portage, at;-the •Sizer
school house, in said township.-
For- the town.hlp -of Roulet, at.the- school
hiiuse near George Weiruer's,• in- said town=
. For the township of Sharon, at - the Sharon
Cf titre school tioase. near John Voorhees'.
For the township of Sweden, at the house
of Asenath Taggart, in said township.
• For the .township of Stewardsoti, at •the
house of John - S. Clark: in said township.
.For the township of Summit, at the house
'formeNy occupied by Uel Cook, now Jona
than Redson, in said township -
For the township of Sylvania, at the school
house near J.-M. Rees'. -in said township. 7 •
For the township of• Ulysses. at the honse
of Atlas Bennett in said township. - •
'- For the township of West Branch: at the
house of S. M. Conable. in said township. •:
. For the township of Wharton., at thelouse
of Stephen Horton, in said township. • '
•, For the • Borough of Condcrsport, - , of the
Court House in said Borough. -
Given under my hand, this pthr day of
September, A. b. 1860.
- WM. F. • BURT, Sb eriff.
Coudersport. Sept 12, ISCO. .
JUDSON'S
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS
ABOVE. we Present you With a perfect like
ness of rezuco, a chief of a tribe of the strange
: ttec Nation. that mice ruled 3 , lexico. You
will find a fulraeconnt of him and his people
in our Pamphlets-and - Almanacs—to be had
gratis, frai the Agents' for these Pills.
,Theinventor and manothcturet - of "Tad:
son's . Mountain Hell, has. spent . the
greater part of itts lite in traveling,. having
,visited nearly every country in the. worid.—
Ile spent over six years among the Indians of
the Rocky Moun ains and of Mexico, and it
Was thus that the " MorxrAlN. Ilnen PILLS"
wrre.discovered. A ?ery-interesting account
of liis adventures there. you Will find - in our
Almanac and Pamphlet. •
'lt is an eztablished fact, that all di: eases
arise from
13111 3 1710; BLOOD':
The blood is the:life! and When any foreign
or unhealthy :natter gets mixed' with it, it is
at once distributed to every organ. of the
body. Every nerve feels the poi Son, and all
the vitalorguns quickly complain. - The stow-
Itch will not digest the food perfectly. The.
liver ceases to secrete a sufficiently of bile.
The action of the heart is weakened, and so
the circulatiOn is feeble. The lungs bocome
clogged with the poisonous matter; hence, a
cough=--11114 411 from a slight impurity at the
fountaiu-head of life—the Blood ! As it you
h:nd'.throuvn Some earth, for instance, in a
pure siring. from which ran a tiny rivulet, in
a few Minmes the whole coarse of the stream
bt:comes disturbed and discolored. As quick
ly does impure blood fly to every part, and
leave its sting behind. All the paSsages.be-
COmeolistructed; and unless the.mbstruction
is removed. the lamp of life soon dies out.
These Mils n9t only purify-the blood, but
regenerate all the secretions of the body ;they
are therefore, unrivalled as a .
CUM ' ft Blab US' MS EASES,
Liver Complaint. Sick Headache,' &c. 'This
Medeeitte expels from the blood
'the hidden seeds of disease, and renders all
the fluids and secretions pure and fluent,
clearing and resuscitating the vital organs.
Pleasautindeed, is, it to us, that we are
Ole to place within your reach...a, medicine
like the Mountain Herb rills," that will pass
directly to the afflicted parts,-through the
blood aind fluids of the body, and Cause the
sufferer to brighten with the flush_ of beauty
and health.
Judson's Pills are the Rest Reinetill in ex•
;deuce for the Allowing Comp/alit te:
Bowel Complaints, Debility. Inward Weak
ness, Coughs, Colds, Cbe.it Diseases,'Costive
ne:s. Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea, Dropsy, Head
aches, Indigestion, Influenza, Inflammation.
Piles, Stone and Gravel, .Secondary Symp.
" -
tout,7. •
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINES !
Females who value health , should'ue‘er he
without these Pills. They purify. the lalo - ed,
remove obstructions of all kinds , cleaned the
skin of all pimpled and blotches, and"-bring
:the rich colorof health to the . plao'clieek.
taz• The Plants:and Ilerbs . of which these
?ills-are made, were discovered-in a rery sur
prising- way among the ."Teeticans, a tribe -of
1 -,Aborigines in Mexico. Get the Alnianac• of
I onr Agent,-and you will read with- 'eclight.
the very interesting account it contajns of - the
cnitttss 3 .l el the Aztecs.
Oliserie,--The Nonntain Herb Pills tare
put - up ice 1.-',enutijul Wrapper.- Eaelt-box
tains 40 pills, ware, nit at 25 rents per box. .411
genuine, bare the signature of ..' :1(1115 7 0.2V
f r- CO.: on each box.
..B. JUDSON & CO,
SOLE PROPRITORS,
No. 50 Leonard Street,
NEW YORK.
Agents Wanted always—Address as aboVe..
[ADVERTISEMEVT.]
For the INSTANT
ASTHMA - RELI r EF iiri
t3 rt PER 4 ..
ANN .E;
of this clistressing comp . laiut, our
FENDT'S
BRONCHI air CIGARBTsi'S, - . l '
Uncle by C. B. SE.YMOUIt & CO.; 407:.N.AS
SAU STBEET,..N. Y. Price $1 per bax;
sent free by_post.
SOB. SALE AT ALI, DRWGGIBTEL
opo,v.*Aaßm SONS
Marintlicturers end Denier • '
11-00 : letattit
FiNpiNes, -
101,61. ES 4i. ACID AS 1 1• 4.2i;,.* • 7.
Kerner of lain and AIM Streets, • •
' *
- WELLSVILLE IT: 1% '
RREN'S'
WA
NEW
8001 - :&: SNOB
STO.IIE;
tllain';Street, (itead:y'oppoaite. Bahitch'
`• '&.Bros! Grdcery.) Wellsville, A 11 67
yhaily Co., N. - •
BOOTS ANDIHES CHEAPER THAN'EVERI
Terns Cash Only:
TH°Proprietors of the above establishment
having just returned from New York with
a largO and splendid stoOt. of
.BOOT - S, SHOES,
• lk.tatigT,lffiroings, &t:,
. .
amnow offering t. e sainept prices much lower
than they have e‘er before been offered:
. _ _
Owing to our snperaradvamtagcs_in N. Y.
.City,we amenahlhd tO pnrchase goods at much .
lower rates than dt.herhOus4 ih the sameline.
Haying an Agent lin the market in New York
City, we are enabled from time to time to take
advantage of the rise and all of the .market,
and.thus-obtaiu goody at very low figures.
It is only 'necessary to call, to be convinced'
of the above acts!
Strict attentionl paid to orders.
A call is Illspectfully
.. •
GEORGE T. WARREN & SON
Wellsville. JUUH 20. 1860.-20.
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR
=0
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY 'OItTAINED
FOR THE CURE OF DISEASE IN
•
"ALL FORMS.
PROFESSOR 'BERRY S. TAYLOR, M. D
IT TELLS YOU
how to attend upon the sick,
And how to cook fur thew;
'how to prepare Drinks.
Poultices, &c., and how
in guard against infeetion
fruni Contagious Diseas7
, _ es., • .
f the various diseases of
Children, ate giVes the
•. best and simplest mode'
of treattnelo, during.:
Teething.. Convulsion',
Vaccination, Whooping
cough, Measles, ..te.
'he symptom§ of Croat,"
, - , 'holera Infammu, Colic
1 Diarrhoea, Worms. Scan
! ed Head, Ring'wo r in ,
Chicken-pox &c., an d
gives von he best reme
dies for their. cure.
The symptoms of Fever and
' Agee, and Billiousi Yel
low, Typhus, Scarlet and
other Fevers, and gives
you the best and simplest
reniedies for their cure.
The symptoms of Influenza.
Coitsumption, Dyspepsia,
.Asthma, Dropsy, Gout,
Rheumatism. - Lumbago,
Erysipelas, &c., and gives
you the best remedies fur
their cure. -
The symptoms of Cholera
Morbus, Malignant Chol
era,. Small-pox. •Dysen
i tery. Cramp, Diseases of]
the Bladder. Kidricss, and
Liver, and the best rem
' edies for. their cure;
The symptoms of Pleurisy,
Mumps . . Neuralgia. Apo
: ;den Paralysis, the va
rious Diseases o f t Ile !
Throat, Teeth, Ear, and :
Eye, and the best reale- j
dies .for their cure.
The symptoms of Epilepsy,
Jaundice. Piles. Rupture.
Disease§ of the Heart,
. , liemmorrhag,e, Venereal
Diseases. and Elydropho
j bill; . and give§ the best
remedies •for their cure.
The best and simplest treat
, merit for Wounds, Broken
- - 71ues - ,,nd Dislocations,
Sprains, Lockjaw Fever
1 Sores, White Swellings,
Ulcers, Whitlows. Boils.
E Scurvy, Burns and Scrof
ula. •
Of the' various" diseases - of
Women. of Child-birth,
and of
Whites, Barrenness, &c.,
,&e. and
- gives the best
and:simplest:remedies for
_ 1 theirlure. , I' , , • :-:- _
The work is:Written in plain language, free
from medical terms so as to be easily-under
stood,:while its simple recipes may soon save
you many times thelcost ;V' tho book. It is
printed i4l clear arid open type; is illu-stra
tad With appropriate engravings, and will be
forwardedto your address. neatly bound and
postage paid,. on rec l eipt of $l.OO.
IT TELLS YOU
IT TELLS YOU T
IT TELLS YOU
IT TELLS YOU
IT TELIS YOU
IT TELLS YOU
IT TELLS YOU
IT TELLS YOU
IT TELLS YOU
" {~
. .
SIOOOA YEAR' m e a t
t ri d
e b;
enterprising men everywheie, in :selling the
above work; -ns oun inducements to all such
are veryliberal.
For'single copies of the . Book, - or for terms
to agents, with athoinformation. applyici or
address, JUAN 4. POTTER, Publishor i .
-.lip. 417 &meow - Street.
• . Philadelphia. Pa.
35-Smo,
CLOCKS, WATCHES k JEWELRY,
LEANED and REPAIRED at the shortest lJ notice, by - the subscriber, at the sign of
The Elig Watch. one door east of tbe
Post Office. Thakful fur past favors, he
; will
endeavor to merit a fontinnance of the sa`tue
by strict attention to the wishes of his cus
tomer/. _ ikkeeps hod and for sale ag9od
assortment of WATCHES,'arnong Which may
be found some of those excellent time-keepSrs
manufactured by the' American Watch COM..
pony, at Waltham. Mess., and 'known' by the
name of .4 AMERICAN LEVERS"; also, De
inched Levers. Lepines Sec Also, BEALS'
PATENT REVOLVERS, manufactured by
Remlilgton fls.Sons,—all of which will be sold
vary low for cash. j C. Ff. WARELNER.
Vciiidgiskort Aqg 1860.,47."
lag POTTER lOTA:NAL,
is EITALIStign Evsirr Tuuip.atcom atomise, BY
• L. , : . ..,M l O l 4 , qhase,.
To vrbonvall Letters - 114 d Communications
sbeakd be ad4ressed, - toisectqe attention:
TernielioLuvariably in Advance:
, '!. 10)1,25_ per
•-'AND
t
fiv -
;TO
AitßEilrf ii TAMA,
Having triken-fho Shop
for n k e.rty - o clop d,
= 'P. - D. CATLIN,
ATI
Clark's Crirners,
two tailes North of Couddivort, Pa.. I
WILL riI_ANITEACTURE
all kind 4 of
. Chairs 8,1 aabtnet'Airare f
such a
CANE,
-'soil IVI'NDSO It
gnaw, -
•CANE-SEAT lI,OSTON „ROCKERS ;
• SEWING and T4BLEHAIRS, .
- SMALL ROCKING CHARS,
OFFICE and BAR-1:00.11 CHAIRS.
BUREAUS,
- SECRETARIES.
• IiARDROPES,
•
•
Tables,
• Wash-Stands,
Lounge.,
Cribs, 1 •
- Cradles
• , • Clnunon and
Cottage Bedsteads.
Repairing dnne on' the shortest notice,
and in the most workmanlike manner. '
lING
N
done immediately: and to order. All orders
promptly attended to. Please give me a call,
and examine fur yourself!
ALFJEI - 4 MAN I'ANIA,
3ltirch 26. 1860.-28: y.l' -illimbfacturer.
HOSTIITTER'S
STOMACibIiTERS.
IT is:a fact that, nt some{ period, everymem
"her of the human family ik subject to disease
•tft distiirbanee of the bo ily functions; but,
with the aid of a good tonic and the exercise
of good common sense. th 4 may be able so to
regulate the system as t,6, secure. permanent
health. order to accopiplish this desired
object, the true course to `pursue is certainly
that which will produce' a natural state of
things at thelea:t hazard If vital strength and
life. Fm thisiturpose, Dr. Hostetter has in
troduced to this country apreparatiou hearing
his flame ' wnich is not a new medicine, but one
that has been tried for yetirs, giving satisfac
tion
to all who have us •d it. The Bitters
operate powerfully upon tie stomach. bowels,
and liver, restoring them to a- healthy and
vigorous action ; and thus) by the simple pro
cess of Strengthening nature, enables the sys
tem to triumph over dis•mise.
. For the cure of Dyspepsiii, Indigestion, Nau
sea, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite. or ally Bil
, ions Complaints; arisjug Erdal a morbid inaction
I' of the Stomach or uowels4 rroducing Cramps,
Dysentery, Colie, Cholera iMorbus, &c., these
Bitters have no equal.
Diarrhoea, dysentery oti flux, so generally'
contracted by new settlers. and caused prinL
cipally by the change of water and diet will
be speedily regulated by la , brief use of' this
preparation. Dyspepsia, k disease which is I
probably. more prevalent,' in all its various
forms, than any other, and the cause of which,
may always be attributed to derangements of
the digestive organs. canj be cured without
tidl by using HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT- '
TERS, as per directions On the bottle. For
this disease every physician will recommend
Bitters orsonte kind- themwhy not use an ar
ticle known to beit All nations have I
their Bitters, as a preventive of disease and
strengthener of the system in general; and j
among them all there is not to he found a more '
healthy people than the Gdrunins. from whom I
this preparation emanatedj based upon scien
tific experiments which have tended to prove
the value of this great preparation in the scale
of medical science.
FEVER AND AncE.—Thiil trying and provok
ing disease, which fixes its relentless grasp on
the body of man.red tieing to a mere shadow
l in a short time, and rendering him physicallY
and mentally useless, can jbe driven from the
body by the use of HOSTETTER'S RENOWN
ED BITTERS. Further, bona cf the above
stated diseases eon be contracted. even in ex-,
posed situa ions, if the Bitters are used as per
directions. And as they aciither create nausea
nor offend the palate, and render unnecessary
any change of diet. or taterimption of ordinary
pursuits, but promote sound sleep and healthy
digestion, the complaint removedaq speed
ily aS is consistent with the .production of a
thoe.iligh and permanent chre.
For Persona in Advanced Years, who are suf
fering from an enfeebled constitution and in
firm body, these Bitters arc invaluable as a
restorative: of strength ant vigor, and need
only be tried - to be appre inted. And to a
mother... While pursing tbesS. Bitters are indis
pensable, especially where the mother's Hour-'
ishment is, inadNuate to the demands of the
child, consequently her stOngth must yield,
and here it is where a good tonic, such as
Itistetter's•Stormich Bitter,i is needed to im
part temporary-strength an vigor to the sys
tem. = Ladies should by all means try this
remedy for all cases of debility, and, before so
doing, should ask their phylsiciun, Who, if he
is acquainted with the rhino of the Bitters,
will. recommend their use id all cases of weak,
Bess.
- ' -
Caul lOn.—We cantioq thepablic against
using pny'o£She many imitittioas , or counter.
eits, but ask- for HOSTETrER'S CELEBRATED
STOM - ACII BITTERS;,and see that each bottie has
the words " Dr. J. Hostetter'& Stomach Blue's'
blown on the side el the ba#tle, and stamped
on the metallic cap-covering the cork, and ob
serve that our autopraph signature is on the
label.
Ear Prepared . and sold b' HOSTETTER &
SMITH. Pittsburgh, Pa.:and old by all druggists,
grocers, and dealers generally throughout the
United States, Canada Son* America, and (Ter-
SMITH & JONES, Conclemiort.
A. COREY & EON. Ulys4ee.
H. LYMAN le CO., Roulet.
.1 ,
POWELL & CHAPIN, Rtflgeway.
LUCUTS 'WILCOX. Buena Vista. C.%
. Executors' 'Notice.
,ETTERS TESTA3Ip;ThRY •to the last
j, will and , testamentof Usonos Gain
taw, late of Ulysies townsh;lp, rOtter cettirity,
deceaSed, haling been granted . to the, ender-
Aigned; all . persons indebted to the said estate
will make immediatepaiment, and those bar.;
ing claims against the same wilkpresent them,
duly authenticated for setthitnent.
A! A. GRIDLEY:""'"""°"'
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W M. GRIDILY, j
Virsgefil ,ra.s. APE. / 7 x /891-49*
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Pays for Tbition in S ingle . and
Book-Xeeping, Writing, C,n uitne ,
tic and Lectures. '
Bcfard S weeks $2O, si t
WI, Tuition $35, eui
expenses $62.
Usual time from 6 to 10 weeks,
dent, dpori graduating,' is guarnnt,
tent to manage the "books or any
and . qualified'to earn a salary of f rc
$5OO to $14000:
Studenta'eater at any time---N0
Review at pleasure. .
. •
First Premiums-For Best Businett
for 1859. : redeived ey Pittsburg, - Phi
and Ohio Ste Fairs. Also, at the
Fairs of thci Union for the past feat
ta,;, Ministers' Sons Teceived at'
- 'or Circulars, Specimens and f
to.tv of,tLe College. inclose five let
to F. W. JENKNS, Pittsbun
11:101y* -
110 W I) ASSOCiA
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution. established
.Entlownsent, for the Retie of the ski
limed, elided Virulent and
Diseases; and csperiallg for the Cun
ea . ses of the Sexual Organs.
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Acting Surgeon, HoWard Associatit
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
der of OM Directors. .
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GEO: F'AIRCIIILD;Secretary.
EON STD
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dOUIDERSPORT,
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BOOKS, 1111 , 4'5, VALI
BLANKS
DOCKETS- . .
LF,DGERS,-
:DAY:DOOKS
. RECEIPT-D
MEMORANDUMS,,
PASS-ROOKS,
DIARIES,.
• PORTI:01:108,
.RERBARIUMS,
LETTEPAiOt
-• INVOICE.
•. Greek, Latin, French and German
Books. -
A 11- School Books used in the
kept on hand ; or immediately
when, desired
Magazines or any Periodicals suppli
desired.
A good assortment of 'Paper, 'Env
Pens and Inks. Also, of-Wall-Papers,
ing Materials, Water Colors,-.c.
BIBLES; TESTA I.
PRAYER:4 HYMN Books, of vitriol
MUSIC•BOOKS AND SHEET4EISH
Slates, Ruler,s, Rack- - Gammonjloan
Men, &c., &c. PRODUCE of all kind
in exchange fur Books, '• (11.
OLNISTE D -t;fr , KEL
CI TORE can always be found the
0 Cuuking, Box and Parlor
S r T 0 "y j - E S
Also, 'FIN and SHET-IRAN WAHL!
KETTLES. SPIDERS, SCOTCH
FRYING-PANS ; SAP-PANS, and Ci
BONS; Also,
Agricultural Implemer
such PLOWS, 'SCRAPERS, CUL'
ToltS. CORS-SHELLERS, HORSE•'
DOG-POWERS, '&e. • -
• THEIii_NA 7 0.11 K
is well made mud the material good. Goc
subsian tier EAVES-TROUGHS put up
part of the County—Terms easy. Rear
44111 kinds, including Cush; seldom rt
Store on Main Streeroppositethe
rincdersport. Aug. I, 785 E
NEW JEWELRY STO:
RH. BUTTERIVGRTH -having*
. himself in `this Boronidi, in the bi
recently occupied by Dr. Ellison, on 51.
opposite the court house has opened ,
ELRY ESTABLISHMENT, for the pup(
REPAIRING
. WATCHES, • -
`'CLOCKS { or" •
'JEWEL]
some Hating, years' experience in the
ness, I feel confident in giving' the publi ,
ERAL SATISFAETION. ' .The patron'
the public is solicited. Eleaae give me
Ali work warranted or no pay.
A general assoitment of Watches,
and Jewelry on band Rill for sale.
Coudersport, June,3o, 1859.-48.
FOR SALE.
MAP, SUBSCRIBER lifts - a Farm, cant
212 acres, 'Which he wishes to sell.
noted in the town of-Sweden, about five
from the county seat of Potter Co.; Om
acres under a good state of improvemel
whirl] is groiving ayoung Orchard of
kinds of -Fruit; a good Barn and Sk
oomfortable ,House, wits water - cove
azood Road through it, and is an eel
ins neighborhoocE Boil, Red. Shale ;
Beech and ,Maple land nearly level
ynquestionable. Any person•desiving
and cheap' property, well adapted for s
.
Stack And. Sheep Fqrpf
cannot do better. _ •The:subicriber
.
sell the same because be, is engaged b
businees.,
TER51.4,-A part can be paid down;
balance on time. Any communication t.
undersigned will berpremptlYanswerid.
Addreaa : JOBB B. S311T1 1 ;
' • - .CaulkeriPPr.t; F.PO4F
May
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