ryfitisit eitittg.
COUDERSPORT, JANU.ARY 31 1861
The annnal 'election of - Ake Couders
port Library Atiociation takes place next
Saturday ,at 4 -o'clock r. 3tt. . We hope
all the members will'he present, as it is
very important that librarY should
be. maintained... L.,
Thos. .4..lohn'son, the:.well.lincilrn and
'popuLr Ph o tcgraph Artiit, will; we learn
in here nest Monday and take rooms in
Glassmire's Ilall-over the store lately oe
eupied by J. 13,' Smith. 'tiuireed. ' '
The Inn:herr:len who have been put.
tingln logs at this place have suspended
operations, having finished, their jobs for
this season. B. S. Colvicll has pUt in
shout 1,300,000 feet of pine logs for
Weston 4; Co., and will have about 150,-
'OOO tcet of cherry- on his oi] account.
:Messrs. Fearon Brothers, of Lock Haven,
have put in about 150,000 feet of cherry
logs. The season has been a tuag.nificent
nue, and but for the financial-crisis wculd
lave been a very profitable one. Some
-2 or 30 inches of snow still covers the
!ground, tic! almost daily additions are
:made. •
. _
The Atlantic Muudily fur February is
upon us hi all its glory, having many
good articles and a few indifferent ones.
Miss Martineau pays a just memorial to
Lady Byron, and one who no doubt knows
that which he writes of shows up the
,Dry Gobds Jobbing business of 1861 in
its true colors. lie tells much that few
know outside of New York or Philadel
phia, and giveS us an insight into the
business. The 'Professor" continues
his story, and Miss Prescott tells a short
one. Whittier and Lowell are the only
poets, and are a little Short of their-usu
al excellence. r We furnish the litlant:c
fur $2.
• Gody's Lc;(11/:s 'Auk for,reb; has been
out two weeks, but we have failed to to
.tice it for want of space. It is, however
a thing that will not spuil fur want of
our attention—it always fresh and free
from taint—which cannot be said of
most Ladies' BuAs. Gurley never knew
ftilure and is not likely to, soon, though
his locks are getting-hoar with die frosts
of many wit ters. He stip loves 'the Ir.
dies,:and like all true lovers is ever er
sidious in his efforts to please the dor
!
lings. Ho has many—nearly 100,00C—
to look alter. - If there are any more in
this section who wish to become his it
thnate-friends, and ours too, they can do
30 by handin . g us $2 for Gooey anti $1,25
for the JOURNAL. We give :moth :r
stallment of that inimitable satire "gr.
and Mfrs. Rasher" this week. Will Go
dey please tell us who. writes it ? Come
tow, do.
LOCAL LEGISLATION.—At the session
of the Legislature of this State, the fl
lowing act was passed which the public
should take 'notice of :—" That flow and
aftdr the .passage of this act, it shr.ll be
required. that every application of the
Le: , fsfaetire,for any act of incorporation,
shall be,; preceded by a public notice or
advertisement of the scum in two news
paver in the oity_or county for which the
legislation is demanded, if two newspapers
are 'published therein, which said public
notice, or advertisment shall set forth t ne
names of the commissioners and incurpo.
raters of the bill for proposed legislation,
and its title, at.d the same bill shall be
published or advertised it said papers
before the bills or proposed law shall he
presented to either branch of the Legis
lature.". .
A RICIIIT STEP.—The Governor cf
North Carolina appears to have more
sense than all the re.st of. the southern
Governors. He has peremptorily ordered
the state troops to. evacuate the forts of
which they had taken unlawful posses:lion.
" He is determined," it is said, '. to allow
no' overt act of treason to be committed
,within his •urisdiction." . The other
Governors s '. j
uld follow his example.- :
'Thel seizure of the federal property. was a
'wanton outrage, which nothing in the
coalition of the southern slates will pis
:tify and which the federal government is
hound to resent. If an armed collision
laetireen federal and state authorities is to
e .voided, the property that. lies been
appropriated must be Surrendered.
I To Consumptives.
THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks by aye simple
retnedy„after having suffered several years
with a severe luhg affection, and that
_dread
disease, Cansumption---is anxious to maVe
known to his fellow-sufferers the means- of
cure,
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of
the prescription used (free - of charge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
raefe, Which they will find a suite Cues for
CONSITIIPTIOti, ASTIIuIA, Ilrorctttris, fie. , The
°nip object ofthe advertiser 'in sending the
P rescription is to benefit the afflicted, end
spread itforrnation which IM conceives' to ,be
invaluable, and he- hopes every sufferer' will
II try yqs remedy, as it. will cost. them nothing.led irna); prove bleiising::
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address • „
. . •
Rey.EpTARD
- : - Williantsburgbt,
kings County, New York
N)eziql ffofiees.
MOTHERS, REAO' T111.4.—T110 'following i 9 nli
extract from a letter written by the'phstbr bf
a 13a . pticA Chnich to the "Journal and - Atte
sen*er,'! Cincinnati. Ohio, and speaks volumes
in Invor of that world-renowned medicine—
:gas: WINSLOW'S SOOTHING Situ FOls CnlL-
UnES TEETHING:-
We see an adi7ertisement in yeur:columns
of 'Ars. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we
never said a word in favor of a patent tnedi
eine before in our life; but- we feel compelled
to. ear to'yOur readers,. that this is no butnlnig
WU HATE TILIED re, AND KNOW IT To BE At.l. IT
CLAIMS. It is. prob.,biy, one of the most suc
cessful Medicines of the day, because it is one
a the best. And those of your readers Who
have babies cau4 do better than to lay in a
sl!pply."
~~ ' ia 16rc.
WENTAt:ES SUFFNRING from Scalding of
.11.. the Urine, Prolapsus, Lucorrhea, should
use Dr. Andrews' Fever and Canker compound.
It removes all Fevers, Irritation, Itching. and
leaves .4he r parts in a healthy condition.—
Please consult " Last Ray of Hope," to be lied
of the. Proprietor, Syracuse. N. V. Send
stamp to pre-pay postage, or •it may be had
gratis or Agents. For sale by C. 8. 4 . .- 1 E A.
Junes, Coudersport- ' r 71y.
Shari s Charcoal Tooth. Soap
. Wlll . cleanse better and prezerv , . the teeth
:Ind - Gums longer than any other known sub
:tance. One bas will last 12 months for only
15 cents. • To be bad of C. B. &E. A. Jones,
Couderport.
Uncle Steve's Pills.
1, a ADE from Roots. Barks, and Plants
.I.lri Not recommended to cure everything,
but' as the best end most ItHLIABLN FAMILY
PHYFIC known They leave the Stomach end
Bowels in a healthier and hater condition
than.any other physic: Try one box, wad re
turn if not sati.,fied. •
Sold by C. S. S A. Jones, Agents, Couders•
port. 71y.
TIIE GEEAT FtMALE
functional irregularities peculiar to the weak
er sex, are invariably corrected without pain
or inconvenience by the use ofJudson's Moun
t in Herb Pills. They are the safeSt and sur
est-medicine for all the diseases incidental to
females of all ages, awl mere estecially so in
this climate:
Ladies who wish to enjoyiicalth should al
ways have these l'ills. No oite-who ever uses
them once will allow herself to be . without
them. They remove all - obstructions, purity
the blood ;mid give to the shin that beautiful.
clear riud Icalthful look so greatly admired
in a beautiful and healthy Ivonion At certain
pmods these Pills are an indispensable com
panion. From one to four. should be taken
each dig-. until relief is obtained. A few do
ses, oqc,ii,ionally ' _ will keep the system so
health, and the Wood so pure, that diseases
cannot enter the body.
JuOon's .Mottritaiii Herb Pills are sold by
ail lot(Ilieino.
!
Try one bom . of Ilyde's Celebrated Indian
Plasters.. It remo:cs Pain, Soreness, Lame
ness or Weakness, quicker and more certain
than any other known article, and is a specific
remedy fur Rheumatism.. It is the cheapest
as well as best Piaster before the public.—
Prom Bto 12 (urge Plasters for 25 cents. Cir
culars to he hail'gratis of Agents.
5,11 by. C. S. & E. A. Jones, Coudersport.
and by dealers generally. 71y.
Auditor Notice.
I. NIOTIcIi is nereby given that the under
signed, an Auditor appointed by tbei
Court to make distrilintion of the proceeds et'.
the sale of •Verztoual property in case of I'. A. i
Sttbhins J Butterworth, of Sept Term
ISGO',No. 50. will attend to the duties of said
Appointment at. the office or the Prothonotary
in Coudersport, on Saturday the 16th day ot*
Feb.. 183 t, at one o'clock r. u. Partie's inter
ested will attend if they think proper.
A. G. OLMSThD, Auditor.
Tan. 20. 18131.-17-4 t
Auditor's Notice.
jOTICE is hereby given that the under-
signed, an Auditor appointed by the
'Court to make distribution of the proceeds of
the sale of real c.sta.re in case of & E. W.
Chappell rt. James 11. Arnold. of Feb: Term
183 . 9 No. 8f;, will attend to the. duties of his
appointment at the'ollice of the Prothonotary
in Coudersport, on Friday the nth Jay of
February, tB6t, at ten o'clock, A. as. Parties
interested attend if they think proper.
U. J. OLMSTED, auditor.
Jen. 13, 1341.-17-4 t
COURT PROUADIATIOII,
VVIIRREAS the Iron. Robert G. White,
President Judge, and the Hon 3. Joseph
Mann an il G. G. Colvin, Associate Judges of
the Courts of Oyer & Terminer and General
Sail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Orphans' Court and Court of Common Pleas
for the County of Potter, have issued their
precept, bearing date the seventh day of
January,- in the year of .our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred - and . sixty-one, and to me
dirccted.for holding a Court of Oyer and Terin
iner cud General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses
sions of the Peace, Orphans' Court, and Court
of Cothmon Pleas, in-the Borough of Couder
sport, on MONDAY, the 18th 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 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day, with their rolls, records, inquisi
tion?, examinations, and other remembrances,
to do those things which to their offices rip
pertain to be done. And those who are liciuhd
by their rectignizances to prosecute against
the prisoners that are or shall be in the jail of
said county of Potter, are' to be then and there
to prost'cute against them as will be just.
Dated at COUDERSTORT, Jan. 7, ]BGI, and
the - 84th year of the Indept udence of the United
States of America.
, WM. F. BURT,'Sberlff.
puntss._
ralilE undersigned could respectfully inform
1 - the'snrroutidirizr, community that he has
taken the rooms formerly.oceupied by A. O.
Olmsted, where he is.prepared to do -
All kinds of Haxness - Wotk -,
on the shortest notice. • • • • •
LONG STRAW COLLARS,.
also kept constantly on hand. .These collars
are a superior article, and need but a trial ,to
insure their success. - .
Repairiiig done I,n, good stylo. •--
- Surcingles, .11artingale:rings, IT:iines, and
flame' itrapp;'&.c., kept,consta,tly on. hand.
The public are invited tocall and examine'
before purchasing elsewhere.
S. P. MINA
Co...;deraport, Oct. IGth, 18..430.
PRICE CURRENT.
ortected every Wednesday by, E;• N. STEM
-131N5' kBRO. - Wholesale • and • Retail --
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
• . opposite D. F. losstuire'B Hotel,
• Coudersport, Pa. •
Apples, crecn, V . bush., • $ 31 , to OA
.do dried,
Beans.
Beeswax, 1I
Beer,
Berries, dried, qnart
Buckwheat,-1! tmshti
Butter, .ti lb.i• . ". .i 0 17
Cheese,. 1 . . . 'fl 12
Corny 't? liuslhi 5 88
Corn Men!, per cw,t..,. - - i5O 2 00:
Er.m.2, V - doz , • • 15
Flout, extra, 111.)1,, 650 700
• do -supellino : " 550- 6 00
game., "ii ) lb., . . , 121 35
Hay-, %1 ton, ' : 550 603
Honey, per lb., 10 121
Lard,. " -
Maple Sugar, per lbh,
o.sts, ? bush., . 28 .35
.
Onions, " • 15 100
Pork, ? bbl., - 21 00 23 00
do ? lb., .. • 10 .13
do in whole bog, ? lb., . 0 71
Potatoes, per bush., . ' 371 50
Peaches, dried, ? lb,, 25
Poultry, ? lb, 5 'i
Rye, per bush., 63 75
Salt, ? bbl.,_ • 275 300
do '"EI sack, - 20
Trout, per A bbl., ' GOO 700
Wheat. q? bosh., . . 100 t 121.
%Vitae Fish, ? 1 bbl., 650 7 00.
YOUR ATTENTION!
. FOR A MOMENT,
IF YOU PLEASE.
PQifiE uc
C RIB E It. has just received a nor
DESIRABLE
GOODS,
Direct from New York, consisting of
DRY GOODS, GROCE
RIES of all kinds,
HA It DWARE, CROCK
ERY. BOOTS k SHOES,
HATS & CAPS, latest
styles, READY 4MADE
CLOTHING, DOMES-• -
TICS, such as SHEET
' INLIS, TICKS, BATTS,
&c.—in short, all kinds of goods usually kept
in a
1/0, 1 COM/TRY STORE.
All of which will be sold very low for
PqDl?
e=3:=l
The Whore-named stock of Goods is now
open and. for sale at the
Newßriek store
near CaiAeld's Flouring Mill, a few rods east
of the Alleghany Bridge,
IN COUDERSPORT,
wher . d the proprietor woulirbe pleased to re
ceive calls from his old customers and as ma
ny new ones as feel di:Tosed to
DEAL WITh
The market price paid for all kinds of
(FARMERS' PRODUCE
in exchange for Merchandise.
(2 3 Itit,s
COLLINS SMITH
CondersTort, Jan. 2, 1861.-1.5-Gino.
Used 15 years in an Extenuive and very; Success-
fnlidedical Practice. .
A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR
Fcvcr Canker and ln 'lamination !
D II. O. ANDREWS' - Fever . rind' Canker
113 Compound is unquestionably the best
and most reliable remedy for Scarlet • Fever,
Measles, Sore Month or Throat, Coughs, Colds,
Bleeding - at the Lungs, or for Fever of every
grade..
Hopeless Cases
of• . Bleeding, at the 'Lungs, Coughs, (called
Consumption,) Debility of the System, Female
Weaknesses, and all general Fevers cured.
10,000 Certificates.
could he published, .showing the most aston
ishing cures. - ' •
Nelson Holladay. Esq. Groton,. N. Y., cured
of Bleeding at the Lungs, severe Cough. and
General Debility of the System, called Con
sumption. 4111 hopes of relief had failed from
every other 'source. The Mire was perfOrrued
live years since. yet, (March, 18600
enjoying good health.
Mrs. Henry Vanderbelt, Orleans, N. t.,
cured of extreme case of Female Weakness,
Prolapsus Uteri, and General Debility of the
System pronounced incurable by many phy
sicians—three years standing. Now in the en
joyment of good health.
-Mrs. Luman Johnson,. &minor 11111, N.
cured of extreme. Female, Debility,- NervouS
WeaAneas, Irritation, &e.,
The afflicted should Consult I' LaSt Ray of
lope," published for giatuitotis circulation,
by 0. Andrews, , Syracuse, N. Y. Sent to any
address on receipt of a stamp to pre-pay pos
tage, Or may be had of.ag,ents gratis., C. S.
&E. A. Jones, Agents for Coudersport. 71y.
LOOK HERE; -
A LL thoss indebted: to the late firm of
J SMITH & JONES, are politely requested
to call at C. Smith's store, and settle and pay
without delay. By so doing yon will much
oblige. us—otherwise -.se will be under the
painful necessity of trying to oblige you. _
SMITH &.JONES. •
. .
Coudersport, Jan. 2,1861.-3 mo: • '
Kennedy's Medical Discovery.
For Sale try
C,',5% - le.E: A. JONES,
couttbii.§PoßT.
tiqq%
area-
100 2qo
IOQ 150
• 20 25
TON
lier
IIIVIC.9"
6 1?..1
40 50
To the - eta:ma
Apothcc:
Wolfe's Pure C
Wolfe's Petro Maderia, her"y , and Tort Wine.; .
Wolfe's Pure Jamaica, and t. ,Croin Iltun.
Wolfe's-Pma reotch and 1 Whisky. •
ALL - iN 00 Taxs.
I beg lea,re lo call the liention of the citi
zens of the United Stites to the above WixEs i .
and Ltquorrs, imported' b Udolpho Wolfe, oft
New York, whose na4 , familiar in every
part-of this country tort,tl e purity of his Icele
brated Scotch.. SCIIN ' iI es. Mr. - Wolfe, in
his letter to me, .iteakitt . if the purity of his
Wines and Lietors, says " I will stake Iny
reputation as a Man my tainting as a mer
chant .
of thirty years' resi lence.in the Cityi of
IN - ew
, Fork, that.all the ~randy. and Vines
which r bottle are pure a - imported, and of
the best quality, end can le relied upon by
every pitrehaser!! Every bottle has the pro
prietor's name on the we , and a fire simile(
of his Signature on ad cc •tifieate. The pub - /
licare respectfully inviter to call and exam
ine fur themselves. For sale ai Retail by all
Apothecaries.and Grocerl in - Philadelphia.
' Geo. 11. Astrrox,'No.tB32 Market st. Phil.
•
Solr Aged' for Philadelphia.
Read the i foll Owing, frmu the New York
Courier:-
Esotustocs 13t1: 1 ivt•••• FNa ova Stay, Torte
:%truen,tXr..-:-We are happk• to influmt otir fd
lew-citizenS that there is one place in our.city
where the physician, spot weary, and country
morchant, can ga!and purchase pure Wines
and 'Liquors ; as pure a . s ha orted, and of the
n
:hest quality. We do ot lintend to give 'an
elaborate description of this merchant's ex
tensive business, althougli t it - will. repay any
stranger or citizen to vis% Udolpho. Wolfe's
etilensiTe u.nre-house, N s. 18. 20 and 22;
Beaver street, and Nos., I s. 19 and
. 21, Mark- :
ettield street. His stock 'Schnapps on hand
ready for 'shipment could tot have been less :
than thirty thousand case 4; the Brandy, some
ten thousand cases—Vintages of 1836 to 184 ;
and ten thousand; cases Of Madeira, _Sherry
and Port
. Wine, pcota and Irish Whisky,
.Tainalea and St,' Croix Rau, some very. old
.and equal to any In this Country. Ile also
had three large cellars, filled with Brandy,
,Vine, Sc., in cask's, under:Cw4om-House key,
Testily fur bettlin!g. • Mri. 'Wolfe's sales of
Schnapps last yeaLe amonnted to one hundred
and eighty thouthnd dozen, and' we hope in
less than two years be ura• be :equally suc
cessful with his Bi-andies and Wines.
Ms business merits the petronage of every
lover of his species. PrVate families. who,
wish pure \Vines Mid Liquors for medical use
should send their orders rlir(Ct.to Mr.-Wolfe, i
until every Apothecary ill, the land make up ,
their minds to discard thetwisonime stulf from l
their shelves, and replace it with Wolfe's pure,
Wines and•Liqaors.. -!
We understand Mr. Wolfe, for the accom
modation of small dealersin the country, outs
up assorted case• of Winds had Liquors,
, Such a man, and such a tirchant, should be
sustained against bis tens of thousands of op
ponents in the United States, who sell noth
big but imitations; ruinons alike to hnman :
`health and happiness. 1 (52—tlm*
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• 4.-4, ,r *"-^_ ..x . srin,."-y-- - 7 - 7---,,,
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t,
MRS. rs'iffri., , OU'',
An experienced Nurse and .etnalePhysician,
presents to the dttentio of mothers. her
SO()TiiING- 'YR I; P.
FOR CHILDREN :r ~ ETIIING,
which greatly, facilitates the process of teeth
ing, by softening the gurn ,, ,,recneing all in-;
tlamation—will allay- ALL PAIN and spas
modic action:, and is I
SUBE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS, '
Depend upon it, niothers, - t will give rest to
.yourselves, mid I i .
RELIEF AND; HEALTii Tq YOUR INZINTS.
We have put up, and solid this ankle for
over ten years. and CAN ISAY, IN. CONFI
DENCE AND TRUTII:of t, what we have
never been able to say of rtiq other medicine
HAS IT, FAILED, IN A SINGLE
INSTANCE, TO EFFECT A CCRII, whela
timely used. Never did weiknow instanc.;
of dissatisfaction by any one who used IL On
the - contra-y, all are delighted with its opera
tions, and speak in terms drcomendation cif
its magical effects and medical virtues. We
speak in this matter "WHAT. WE DO KNOW.t'
after ten years' experience, AND I'LEDO:
OUR REPUTATION FOR TILE FULFILMENT
OF WHAT WE HERE DEULAPE, Ih almoSt
every instance where .the infimt, is suffering
from pan and eximustiim, relief will be found
in fifteen or twenty 'minutes after, the syrup
is administered. -
This. valuable Preparation is the prescrip
tion of the nigt. EXPERIENCED and SKILL
FUL NURSES in New Englilad, and has been
used with NEVER FAILING•:' SUCCESS in
~
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieves the cliild from paid, bui
invigorates the stonta,ch and bowels, corretti
acidity,' and gives torte . arid energy -to Hui
whole system., It will . ,
=.altubSt instantly . re!
i
lieve . 1
•
'GRIPING IN THE r BOWE .3, AND WIND ,
i l
COLIC : -,' .
and overcome convulsionselt, if not spoo l
dily remedied, end in deati . - "We believe it
the BEST . and SU4EST 'REMEDY IN THE
-WORLD,' in, all IcilSe.S . of DYSENTERY and
DIARRIEGIA IN CIIILDRE.X,I r whether it arises
from teethkg, or front any Oher . Canso. We
*out& say to evt ry 'mother. who has a child
suffering from any of the fore ping complaint
-=0 NOT LET YOUR.PR iJU,DICES.- NO
F i .
THE PIIEJUDICES OF OTHERS, stand bet,
tween you and your sliffering child. and the
relief that will be,SII•RE=- ,- ye4.4I.DSOLUTELY
SURE- -to follow the use of, its medicine, if
timely used. Full -directiOq for using .will
accempalny. each bottle. , - Neme, genuine un'
less the fac-simile of CURT S & - P_ERIONS,
New YOrk, is- Prt the, 'outside! Frappef. .
Sold by Druggists t y itronglictitt the world; . ,
Principal Office. Sq.:Cedar -St.,
NO liark. - 1 -- - - ,,
PRICE . ONLY - 26.CIENTS'IIER BOTTLE..
.'
. I -
Sold by, C. S. &T;A. 3 I NE-54 Coulters,
port, P&. J
I 16-Iy.
I
' I - •
•
QTORE::can :41Ways,' be fciund....the , beit,of
o..Cookiiigillosiand 'Parlor =
~ • .
Also, TlY"and
• : ; s:
0 'E
SfIEVIRON.WARE2 POTS,
KETTLES.SPIDERS,' - SCOTCHT - r - ItOWES.
FRYING-PANB, - „BA.PTANS, - q.1.VLT.1.,
such as. PLOWS, SO - RAPE - RS. CULTIV. A-.
TORS; COAN-SillSiitat.itS, - 11011SE..41M*
DOG-POWEILS, &a. • -
•
THEIR' W()RW.-..:1 ,
is. well made and the material good: Gond'and
substantial EANES-TIZOUGES put up in 6.4
part of the Colinty—'Nrins easy. Ready Pai44•
.
of all kinds,
including Gash, seldom refused.
Store on Main Street opposite the Old Coinit
House, Coudersport. Aug. 1, 1.859.,50
FURNITURE!
• W. EL - COATS, •
Having enlarged and refitted his WAREi
ROOMS. nt
.WELLSYLIALE,
.lia4 how cn hand and will keep constantly ft 4
stile, a larger and better variety of (fabine4
Ware and Chairs, than have ever been offered
in this.seetion of the Country.
bee'
liis stock of coMnion 'Work tins never Awed
equ'alle'd. flaying made extersive'addt . tioni
to his assortment of - • 1
FURNITURE.
PARLOR. - a.-
lie has now on hand Plain Mahogany & Mari.
ble top Bureaus, Card tables, Marble top - si4
and Centre tables, Fruit. and Toilet stands ?
Marble Xp Wash stands. :
COTTAGE •
• AND •
FRENCH • '
BEADSTEADS.. COUCHES, SOFAS,
AND TETE-A-TETES,
new and beautiful varieties. .
Cane .teat,;Mahozaay, Rocking and Easy Chairs )
Sc.; /cc '
In fact every thing in'tlie Uric of
t t
FURNITURE
.
can be found at his establishment . Having
the best facilities fin manufacturing and pur l
chasing hiq stock for cash,
He will not be Undersold. I
Those wis - Oug to. hay, will save at ierisc
twenty—five per cent; by calling on W. H
Coats)
READY. 2.IADE COIPINS
of all sties kept constantly on hand. Perl
sonal attendange with hearse when reqnestedl
W.ll. COATS. {
Wellsville, Nov.
.1, 1:81.10.
Nov. I.S6t
1=:=11
NOW READY
AT THE
CORNER STORE.
The choicest and most complete
Stook of
FALL AND WINTER
•
111 § . IN!
EVER OITERED IN
This etilarket
which afrords buyers a splendid opportunity
to suit themselves with articles of every va-
riety of cost, elege.nee, or excellence
We cannot be beat in
QUANTITY, - QUA LITY
EP6''n
:).11 of which, every department, challenges
competition
We take nil kinds of PRODUCE in
EXCHANGE FOR GOODS
and allow the highest' ..liatlcet Price.
PURCHASERS
Look to your' interest,
IN SO . DOING REMEMBER TEIE
Cam gtotte
OPPOSITE THE
eotfaeratiort Patti.
E N. iTERISINS St. BELO.
ColOcrsport r ilov, 18.0
Auditor's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under=
I - signed. an Auditor appointed by the
Court to make distribution-of the' proceeds' of
the sale of real estate in crise.of SObieski Rose
as. James A. Lynch:of Sept. Term / 18.6.0; No.
63, will attend to the atitiee of his appoint
ment.at. the office of the Prothonbtaiy Cotr- -
dersport; the 15th day of February;
1864'4 one o'clock. P. If, Persons interested i
44=prd:if they thinkinoper, ' .. 1
• ;.11.; Jz..OI.3ISTED, AWN,:
Jan. 18, 1861:
1 - NCW - STO
tiLL,,:-,A . -9:ElvjiN:T , ',,
:MONS 9
BLOCK,
IN"dswiy,o::v-i,LI, - Ap-',E._: ,
TUE UtOripErroft - lIAS
Just Received frpin New York
• Largest and. - Ilegt .
Stock Of-Goods
- -
EVER 014'.P.Ew.D IN
P 0 T T_E R qp, 1 1.7 N T-11
The Assortment consists of
Hats _and.' - , Copoi;
DOets.,4-.A004
HARDWARE, 6R9OKEM-Yi
GROCERIES
PROYISTO - NS.
t ani determined to sell goods' as low
they can be purchased' in Wellsville. Hay..
ing,purchased for oash, .no, rents or interest
tto pay, and selling a large amount far UMW .1
PAY, 1 amenabled i to Share . the Veinal
Profits with my. cuitomers.. . •
Raving made arrangements with Some of
thebcst bOnses in the city, goods will bo
•
SifippeZ to 11011441 D,
emsabling me constantly .to offer the LAIRS?
STYLES and BEST QUALITIES of Goods.
.1311 ST GOLD SP SILVER WATCHIV3
kepi'on hand for sale. -PCtllars supplied -o*
reasonable terms.
C'ASLI FOR GOOD LUMBER
AYb SLILAGLES.
I IfiVE ESTABLISTIET)
BRANCH STORE
t Elli4burg i
tinder • tho natue . mld styli of
MI
S 1111.1 1 /7 0 S & PERRY,
where a COMPLETE GENERAL , ASSOfT•
3IENT wil be constantly kept On band.
C. U. SIMMONS.
°sway°, April 2, 1860.-4y,c4t.
The People's Cook=Booki, _
IVIO O 6E RN . COORIV,Rir
IN ALL ITS IIUNcIIES
. • -BY
MISS 'ELIZA ACTON':
C.itLKFAILLY ItEVISED ICY ?IRS. S. 3. 1141 LEI.
IT TELLS YOU Ilow to choose all kinds of
, :deny, Poultry, - and Gaiter
" with all the - iurious andmoist
approi;ed modes .of dressing
• and cooking Beef. and Pork%
also the 'best and simplest
way of salting, pickling and
curing the saMe.
IT TELLS YOU All the various and most
approved modes of dressing,
cooking, and boning_ Mutton,
. • . Lamb, Veal. Poultry, and
Game of all kinds, with the
. • !. 'different Dressings, Gravies,
and Stuffings appropriate -to
each. . ' •
IT TELLS YOU IloW to choose, clean', and
preserve Fish of ail kinds, and
hob- to sricten it when Lain
!Rd , also all the various and
,• . ' , most approved mod - is - of conk •
inn.w—ith. the different Dress
, ings, Sauces, arid F./wroth:le
i • : - aptd•oPririte to elotit-
IT TELLS YOU. All the various and inosi mi.:
' - prored _modes of preparing
' ing over fifty different kinds
• ' . - of Meat. Fish, Fowl, Game,'
1 • , 'and Vegetable Soups,
Broths,.
I : - . itnd Stews,•with the Relished
' kud Seasonings appropriate.
, . •• . to.each.• • - ••• . •
'IT TELLS YOU All the various and most 0.,
proved modes of cooking Veg.
etables pf every - description,
J . ' . also . how- to prepare pickles,
' • ' Catsups and ,Carries of. ell
kinds, Potted Meats,. Pishr
I - , Game, 31,ushrooms, kc. :
iI IT TEL YOU All the various MO Most Ali.
1 i proved modes of preparing'
1• . and cooking all kinds of Plain
1 and Fancy Pastry, Puddings,
- t Omelettes; . Fritters,- Cakes,
Confectionary, Preserves; Jel.
' i lies, and Sweet Dishes of ev.
1-
_I . . -err description.
7 TELLS YOU. All the. various and mbst opi
• proved modes.of . •,making
Erma, husks; Muffins, arid'
ifiScuit, the,best method of
.pre ph iing.:COfree t . ChOeoliti,'•
• : and. : Tca; and how; to .teak,".
~ . Syrups, Cordials, -and Wines.
' of various . kilt& '..•• - ' •
IMITI
TIT TELLS VOL( How to Set out and ortulw
meat a Tablo, , how,lo -Carve
all kinds of Fish, Flesh or .
Powl,.and - in .shorty how, to - ,
si MO ifY the whole Art ofecioka -
ing as to brin g. the choicest • .
_ luturles: of - the table withht
-1 ,everybody's reach.. ' `,' . -
Tho; book contains, 418 pages,.and opirardi -
of twelve hundred Receipes, all 'of *hid) 00---,
the - reSults of actunl experionee, having bend
ft.lly and carefully tested under the' personal. •
shperintendence•of the writers: It_ is. printed.
in a ctear and-open type, is illustrated . with _.
. . .
a propriata engravings; and Wili be foreratiteir..=,
tolany address, ner.tly; bound ; and: - esslagel
paid, on receipt -of the , price,' $l.OO, or .itl-.-1
chl,lth, extra, $1.25. -- - -.: •-••- :•-: - --- --::. -
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