17int coutij.
tint
F,ltsPoirr, FOR 3B, isol.
opening i p liriltiantig, and
r boilers - wilt soon. begin to ope
good season for iugar-making is
ted. •
ra j more of our citizens, not in
n jo any of thei oil Companies now
Etarted, for the oil region' this
morning. The fever is get
here::
of gair.—Much of this depriva
gauscd by sheer neglect after
s ome other temporary drain upon
at the root of the, hair.. Dr.
;ham of Loudon, has identified his
D ame with a "Stintuti#ing On
invented by him eafiressly to
such emergencies. Meira. 11. L.
.man & Co., of New York, new 'have
atire agency for the Atueaican cond.
This is quite a sufficient endorse•
of the universal reputation of the
le. See their advertisement.
e lovers of good hetel accommoda
-in the oil region of' Tidioate, and
tilers from all sections, will learn with
.ure that Major S. M. Muis, of
:burg, this county, has leased the
r hotel at Tidioute,and will take posh
'or of it on the 16th of March. Be
:.eking his goods as fast . as possible
'l A nsportat.on, iu order to be at his
at the given time, lle is one of the
• hotel ; keupers in the land—a model
• face--weil known'
. for the bounty
variety of-his tables and the softness
• freshness of his beds. Ilis wifels
of nature's noble-women, and has 'no
,rior as a landlady. Sam \will hAve
rythihg in shipshape, or .he won't
g out his pige&-calle.• . Folks here
miss him, and his family- terribly—but
loss is a lared gain to Tidioute: The
eciteßent here has brought many of
c tizens in close ' neighboring with
'io e, and many of them will have
; . opportunity to see and hear
I Sam." -May his corpulent shadow
,er grow less, but may his purse dis
frapidly with grateful coin, and his
liet.—may he have to buy a larger and
ter one every few tnonths.-
Another Oil Company. We have to
bounce that another oil co any of ten
tubers has been inaugurat= in this
ee, . with a, cash Capital. o $2,000.
.ey have leased ‘ sot landst Tidinhte
the Messrs . OvQrton, ,t two of the
mpany, Ira Canfie and it s bos.
visited the region week and
ado a contract for . boring one Of. their
lls. The campany embraces several of
.r most energetic citizens, who will pros.
a — their work- ivitlarrojgar and perm).
:ranee.
We learn also that "The udetsport
it C 0.," noticed week before last, have
.ade l a contract for boring at Tuitoute,
ad we hope in the course of eight or ten
ceks to chronicle the success of nth. of
le companies. / The ownT of land
em whom the last timed company lens
now demand $lOO cash bonus tOr a
ase, and their leases are csidly taken
tthat. ••
In this emection wev/puld suggest
hat some of our citizens fdrut a company
..r boring at or near thisifilace. NVbe
eve oil can be found here, thaigh pet
aps at greater depth than in the pres
rit 'developed oil regiolaxife are confident
' , at not more than 61,500, judiciously
tpendN, would be,required, and per
; aps not half that sum: If oil were found
;here would be no estimating the advan
tage to the county, and the owners of land.
Let a company I)e l ormed pith 200 Attics
f $lO each, and we venture to say the
-hares will be readily taken. C.:mpanies
}Avg:been formed in thiti way at Olean,
inethport and other places in this region
—why not here ? There need be no
haste in the matter; but we suggest that
the company should be organized with a
view to commence operations about the
middle of the summer, when those inter
ested at Tidiouto will have develoPed
their claims there and be ready to take a
baud at home.
ltEir Parlor, Abbott le, Co., oil refiners
at Titusville, offer ice superior article of
refined illuminating petroleum, by, the
barrel," at their refinery in that place.
Thisisrrettaouu n of 10 cents on the
other reHersin 'the ° oil region. They
lave just beitin refining. Further ro
ductions in the pciee of refined oil may
be expected as refiners increate, while the
crude oil will probably maintain its pres
ent rate of 25 eta. a. gallon for , some time
to come. The net profit of the refiners
at 60 cents is 25 cents a gallon. The
loos of matter from crude in refining -is
10 per cent. - -
t - t
' 4 -t - • , ,
. 40 ?:4 00
cy eao ' -11
, c 0
uRE
,
, ,,
I)462,voOsileadachq
ill!,_u i
..,
..
o u o i,,
' 1 , rim • ,
,
im
iriea ut - aelf_dirt
._ ,
By the use of Blase Pills.th4eriadicattacks .
o' Nervous or Sic Haltiache may be prevent s. '
ed ; and if taken .at.the c6mencement cf ait .
Attack immediate relieff :— rom: Pain and sick
ness will belobtaindd. 1 ' ,,-. '
Theyl. 1 . 1 ' • i
They seldom fat t orein - Flying the Nausis
and Headacia to Nybio females ar so suti
ject. .
They act 'gently upon the bowel's:l ii
—7ov-,
ing Costiveness. g l - I , I i
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fe- 1
males, and all persona of sedentary habits, the. ,
are valuable as a Lqiittii4, improving the ap•
petite, giving torte and eigor to the digest ve or =
gnus, and r'estokng the natural elasticity and
Strength of" thcl whole sys i teml
The CEFHALIt 'PILLS are the result icifl
' long investiration and carefbl4,cooducfed ei 7
perimants, having been in tie many 1 years,
during which
.it 41ime tliky havelprevent?d anand .
relieved a ,Tast 0130 of pai L i and suffering
from Ileadli. he, whether originatinOn the,
nervous- systet l
or front a deran,ged state of ilie .
• ! •
stomach. /! I 1• i
liil,.
Thky nrel entiriy vegetable in their I omit
i sition, a il Inlay be talien 01. allltimes with per
lifect safet without errkifint any chang of ili
, 0 t
et, and the absrnbe of any tlisagreeable taste rcith
ders it easy o administer the4to childien.
- • ---.' P'
BEVAR,F, OF C9LINTERFEITaI
The `:' , rennie b.lce dve'siknatures of Henri 'C
•1 ' 1
Spalding on each Bo*. I
Sold bilDruggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines! 1 ; -. f
1.
A Box i 5 illbe sent by rail prepaid on re
ceipt of t
l e 1 . 4. ' ,
'
1 "P'_.i.lCE, 25 CENTS, i
1 All order shonld be - ridressed to
HENRY .. SPAKSING, ,
. ;i- 48 Cedar ;S trect, :s e w,- Yori.
TIIE FO,I4.OWING ENDORS6IMITS OF
SPALPING7S
HALIC PILLS,
IEI
•
VINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROG
'ADA.CHEIL
WILL C 9,:.
.11
; I
SPEEAND I SFRE 'CURE
O
. ill.wrruis I.IIEI REACH..
.1 • • ' l '
- ~ ' . • I '-
As theselrestimonials Were unsolicited 1,11; Mr.
&ALDO; they afford itnyntestiorTble proof
' 4
•of Lqefficacy 4
of this si i nentific diScorery
i 4
1 .. • ;.__- J . • I
:... ;:.• 1 MASONVILLE, PONX., Feb 5, 1851
Md. SPAdniNG.
1 j il 1
SID : 1
J
I hate] tried your Cephalic Pills
Mein so 'well that 1 want you to sd
dollars Worth more. . , 1
Part of these are for tbe.neighboi
I eitre a:few out of the itirst box
you. .1 • :: • ,
Send the Fills hk mail, end obb
lotir Ols't Serval
• j 1 ,JAMES RI
, r ...
}.IVEIZFGRD, e., Feb.
MR. SPALDING. .:
Sin:
i t ?
wisli,.you to send nin'o e ore
Cephali Pills,, I hare rttei a ,
belie from them. Your respe ,
• i MARY i: N N . 8701 1
I
. , • ;
ScpapE CR E E 7 1,41 untington Co
•- ' i Jan ary 1, 1861.
11. C:',SF!ALDING. . : --."
Sir :1
" You will please send'.tne . two
Cephalic. Pills. Send tiiim imm:
Respeetfull;
i 1 ; JNO. B.
-.`
P. S.- . ZI hare used lone box of Yo
find 4hen t.excellent. . 1 1 LI
.--:..:
• BELLE VERESE, Ohio, Jan.
,HENItY C. SPILDI. G, Esq.•
Please find iocloEed twenty-fli
which send me,nno.her,box of yi
Pills. TheJ atlf truly the best Pil
tried,
A. STOVER,
Belle Vernon, Wynn
Direct
,ot CO. 0.
L ,Iniuuun
single bottle of SPALDING'S PRE
r,
4.,„....T.,,,,,, will save ten tinMsi
1 its cdst annually. ' 1 ;,
I _-----,_ I
_.' i I'
SPALDINGTS .PRE PAR ,D GLUE I ; r!.
• SPALDING'S .PBEPA , D GLUV. I '
, . '- • ----4 1 " 1
, 1
SPALDING'S PItEPAREB Gtup!
. 1 ,
- . SAVE THE PIECES l
• ,
ECONOMY! •L. , - DISPrCH 1
rier -‘A STrrdi INi • TAM "
SAVES NINE Mit/
?
As accidents will l happen. even.in well reg
ulated families, i is very desirable r.:o hare
some cheap and convenient way or Opairing
FarnitUr ,
i l l
Toys,•Crock r ery, SM. ^
SP:- LDINVVREPARED GLITE
meets all suck crdergenif I
ies, and o bdilsehold
can afro to bey with mt it. t is[always
ready,! a d up to the sticking point:. 1
1 ‘
, SEFUL IN EVERY TIOTISEV'
-N:11.- -A Brush fteeompanies each Bottle.
Price, 125 cents, Addres, ( .
. ' lIENItY 0 SPALDINP.;
. [ ;14:4:18 DED.-It Street, New4York.
, 1
1 ' r . —+—• . ; 1 .
CAUTION. I.' 1
As tie ta
In nap cipledpersons are pittemp t
ing tol palm o n the unsuspecting public,
imitationsof my EpARED GLUEi! I would
caution all persons tel,examitie before Otirchas
lag, and see'tl:at the( full Milne, ,
rS,P ALDDIG'S • PREPARED: GIiDE„.6O
is on !the antsido.,wiappe ' cl; all Otters are
swindling clunterreit:4
i 1
mamas
rtel- A
EZ!1=II:EEI
' .: PRICE CtIFIRENT. •
Corrected every Wednesday by E._rN. STEI3-
, DINS 0k..8R0. Whnles.ale and Retail
Dialers in Groceries and Provisions,
- _ • ' 4poSiteD.V. Glassruire's Hotel,
' • Coudersport, Pa.
Apples, green,V bush., $ 371 to 621
d''
i l dried,;, ' 100 200
°Be s. - . . 4 I'oo 150 '
Beeswax, V 1 lb., ' I 20 25.
Beef,l I\ ia -
' Berries,.dried, V quart • 6 'l'4
Buckwheat,',, bush., • 4O 50
BUtter, 11 - lb., , • „l5 •17
Cheeie, I. ;. . • • '6 12
Corn, 11 bush:,
Corn Meal, per cwt., 11 :,._ v..6 2 00
Eggs, °V doz ~, ib(- '- ---- --
Flour, extra,- , - 1 9 -
do superfine '
!Ham' ,k s 3 Ib. ' . .
[
Hay, 'V!. ton,
Honey, per lb. !
I.Lard,
'Maple Sugar. per 1b..,
Oitts, ' bush., , '
Onions, 41
Pork, eiii bbl., •
do ? lb.,
do in whole' bog,'ip lb.,
Potatoes, per bUsh.,
Peathes, dried - , 11 lb.,
Poultry, 1,1 lb.,
Rye, per bushq
Salt, 1 bbl.,
do 12. sack,
Trout, per 1 bbl.,
Wheat, °V bush., '
White Fish, 'il 1 bbl.,
I
,f THE
,
Pelp%le's Stoll
NE MB
1861
A GENERAL ASgbRTIYEENT
Just Received
LE
and 5 : ,f like
ad me IsN'o
of froin
! .
FOR PARtIOULARS
I
NICEpr
6, 1E161.;
box ofYour
real drat 'of
tfullyk .
HOUSE:,
,Pat
, E, N. STEBBINS & I I 80. .
I .
.XCS Pa. 4.
your
!thittet.i.
•
yours,
SIWYNS..
r Pigs, arid
Coudersport, Feb. 1861
NM
Used 15 years In an Ext I CUS'S% and very Success
' fal Ica* Practice. •
A CERTAIN REMEDY 1:11R, '
,ever Canker ay l d inflammation I
D' 0.. A N DREWS' 'Fever 'pc] Canker
Compound is unquestionably the best
and most reliable remedy for Scarlet Fever,
Measles, Sore Mouth or Throat, Coughs, Colds,
Bleeding at the Lungs, or for Fever of every
grade
15, .IW.'
cents,
eil:Ptfoi for
u r C ile
have ever
PE
Hopeless Cases :
of Bleeding at the Lungs, Coughs, (called
Consumption,l Drbility of the System, Female
Weaknesses, and all general Fevers cured.
10,000 Certificates.
could be published, showing the most aston
ishing cures. !
Nelson Holladay, Esq. Groton, N. Y.; cured
of Bleeding at the Lungs,
severe Cough. and
General Debilit. of the System, called
sumption. All hopes Of relief had failed from
every other source. The.cure was performed
five years since. He is yet, (Hard; 180,)
enjoying good health.
Mrs. Henry Vanderbelt, Orleans, N. Y.,
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 Johnion, Summer Hill, N. Y.,
cured of extreme Female Debility, Nervous
Weakness, Irritatibri, kc., &c. .
The afflicted should consult "Last Ray of
Hope," published for gratuitous circulation,
by 0. Andrew 4 Syracuse, N. Y. Sent to any
address on receipt of a stamp to pre-pay pos
tage, or may be had of agents gratis. C.
&E: A. Jones, Agents for Coudetsport. 71y.
AO,OO- SHEEP PELTS; wanted immediately
at • .
6.50 00
5,50 600
15
5,50 600
10 - 12/
12 15
8
28
75 104
21 00 23 00
_lO 'l3
7i
01 2 50 5
• 1 5, 7 7 -
63 75
2'75 300
20
600 700
• 100 112}
650 7 pi)
■
p
I ...4\
And for sale at the
RNER STORrE.
INQUIRI OF
• - , -
. ...•
..,
._.,!!....;'! -.,_! .• i - ,;....i: ,
. vo , :e. weli z t,
Laliodtb ye Tv , •0
• ,i , .
%•;4 75 S 'CitV ; -•
. !
• 'i A SUPERLATIVE. .- i!
___,NIC2 . D lUR .
TO . 'TIE,
. 1 .
-4 ilp.h .• . • :• - ~,,--100
- '•' I . DYSIPS3r
i ti cvs...L. • .
..."..;,...--......,
, • , ... AV2)."` !' , •
/ • %Or -CORDIAL
, .
To the silizerisofiltiSio ersery-and Pennsylvania.
. i f • . q .1'•
Apotherries. If *its, Onkel and
Private Families. I ' ! , -
Wolfe's Puraeognae dy. ' ' 1i • I
Wolfe's Puretaderia, berry and Port Wine.
Wolfe's Purei Jamaica d St. Croix *la.
Wolfe's Pen Scotch huh
' • ALI. IN OTTLE ." -
f
, 1 beg leave:lo call t e. attention! bf the citi
zens of the IJivited Sts4tei to the ahove istufis
iind Ltquotta, imported by ,tirdolpifo W9lfe, idf
new York, ;whose name ',ls familiar ini every
Part of this; country tot the parity; Of his cele-
It.at'ed SCI ICDAIt SCHNAPPS. '• Mil Wolfe, in
k letter te me, speaking'of the purity! of his
Wines and Liquors, says.t. I will stake my
reputation ias! a man my! atandin as a trier
.,
hunt 9f thirty years' residpnce hithe 'City! of
eir , l'ork that all :the. Brandy ;and iWiries
hieh I bottle art We puro :As hipro4ed, and.) of
the, best quality,, can be relittd upon p..y•
every purchaser." • very bottle has the.'pro
prietor's I:liana ) nth
wax, and a facsiutile
of his signiitUr on the Certificatel, .The pith
!iic are respeetfhlly invited to call; andexain
me for themSelyes. For sale at Retail, by *ll
It pothecariea and Grocari in Phfiadelphia;
Gao. H. lAeurox,,Nn. 8,32 Mai•ket St. Phil.
. i 1 ' i Sole .Agent for PVetile i 1114:,' i
Read the fd !wring from
I !:, the Ne I cork
I . :oozier: ' , , 'i 1,
.
I )Esortmons t Lusixtss .' ion °NEI ).ie, ditK
MEIICHANT---Fh - nre happy to infOrm nr fel
low-citizens pit there one plane inOur city
the yltys eine, apothecary)Und . outrtry
merchant, can ko and purchase 'Pure , Wines
and Liquors, a 4 pure as ha orted, an of ! ).he
best quality:, We do• not intend to give len
'elaborate description of this merche is .x
-rensive,busthesbalthough it will, re ay Say
'stranger or 'eitiLn to Visit Cdiphol Vcilye's
extensive iware t rbouse, ;Nos. 18.. !20. nd ',.22,
Beaver street, and Nos.' 17, 19 . and 21' , Mark- I
etfield street. !His stink of Selina pps n hirnd I
ready for shipment could not ,hove b en less!!
than thirty thousand cases i the Bran y, some
ten thousand case'sViritages 0fi1,830 on 18p6 ; '
and ten thousand cases, of .Madeira, Sherry
and, Port Wine, Scotch and Irish Whisky,
Jimaica and St. Croix ;Rum, same very Lo, ld
and equal to any!in this countiY.l Be iilso
had three large !cellars,. filled With !Braiidy,
Wine,•&c,, in casks, under Custinlilouse key,ready , for bottling. ' Mr. Wer Y e l.,s sales; of
SchnupOS last year amounted td,orte hundred
and eighty ,thousand dOzen, arid. We hop 41, 1
less than two Years he may be; equally uc.
cessful With his Brandies and W ines„ t ,
"His business merits the patro, take of every
Idler of his ; species. :Private i families Who
wish pure !Winesiand Liquors for medical rii se
should send their orders dirt c 4 to Mr. Wolfe,
until every' Apothecary in'theiland makd up
their mindsto discard the poisonous stuff from
their shelves, and replace it with Wolfe* pure
• t
Wines and, Liquors. , ••, ; ! .
We nadergtand Mr. Wolfe, for !the ac 4 Ow(
.modation of small dealers in the country. put
up assorted cases of Wines tied LiquoilS.—
Such a nun. and such a tnerebant, should t
sustained against his tens of thdueands of l oi
ponents!ini the United States, Who sell n',6th.•
tug but; imitations,
.ruinous alike to human
health and happiness. ' [52--6m*l ! I
i
, ; I'MIIIS. WINSLOW, ,
, 1
An experienced Nurse and Female Phys ch
presentS to the attention of mothers. het
SOOTHING-SYRUP, .`
FOR. CHILDREN. TEETHING, I
rabic greatly facilitates the proCess of teeti
ing, y, softening the 'gums, redi:;:ing a I it
flaw tion—gill allay ALL PAL - and spa
modic action..and is I I .
SURE TO REGULATE' THE 'BOWELS,
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give r st
yourselves, and. . ! I
RELIEF' MID HEALTH. TO YOIDI INF NT
We dare put._,Kl And sold this artie e i
over ferf V'ear'2. and CAN SAY, IN C NF
DENCE ZNDTRUTII. alt., what we ha'
never Wean able to say of any other me 'eh
—NEVER HAS IT FAILED,I IN A SINGE
INSTANCE, TO EFFECT A FURS, will
1 ] .
timetyl used. Never did we know an in tan
of dissatisfaction by any one With used i . (
thecohtrary, all are delighted With its ipet
tion', find speak in terms Of Comendat on I.
its tnagical effects and medical I virtnesi W,
speak I 4 this matt r "WHAT WE DO KNOW,I .
i
after ten years' xperience, AND puppop
OUR REPUTATI N FOR THE FULFILMENT
OF WHAT WE HERE DECLAPE. i In almoil
every instancewhere the infant Is sufferini
from ain and exhaustion, relief will be fon&
in fift n ien or twenty minutes ; after the syru
is ad thistered. I. .
i I 1
ThiS Valuable preparation s I the pr seril
tion of the most EN.PERIeti'CED - and SlilLi
FUL NURSES, in NeW Englund, and 114 bee
used With NEVER FItILING SIICCESS in
THOUSANDS O I F, ICASS.
It. riot only relieves the child from pain, b
invigeorates the'stomaCh an hOwels, corree
acidity, and gives tone and: energy, to t
whole system. It will almo,st instantly 't
tiered ' . -i ' 1
GRIPING IN THE BOWELS; AND [WIN
• I ' •C I ' • I ,
,
and overcome convulsions. Which, if mi l t spel
dily ileinediedr end in death. : , We believe i
the' BEST and SUREST REMEDY IN T ,
WORLD. in all cases of DYSENTERY ai
I
DIA RRIICEA IN CB ILDRE ` whether i. arise:
fremlteethiug, or from anyl e cither caul ; ] s
wOuli. 'say to every moth who has . chi d
suffering from any of the foregoing coniplat is
—DQ NOT LET, YOUR PREJUDICES, NOR
i t
TUE' PREJUDICES OF OTHERS, stet d be
tween you and your suffeiing child. nd'thf
relief that will be SURE--yis,: ABSOL TEIr
SUREL -to follow the, use of this medicine. it
timely, used. Full direct+s Ifor using 'rill
accoMpanY each bottle. lone genuine'Wit
less 'he Bee-simile' of cm IS s; PEARL : I S,
NewlYork, is onj the outside Wrapper. I • . .
Sold by•DruggestsA u.
hroughot the Worldl
Principal °Mee, !3 Cedar ' S't.
I I ' Ne*: Yoo o ko
PRICE ONLY2S' BENTS PER BOTTLE
Sold by .C..S. k B. A. ,I ONES, Conde
port, Pis. , , . \J l' I o_4)
I
. .
I j. ! 1 1 '
INE3
=V
ra!?=11
r i ll : i t . ‘ . ..
:i .- - i ' •
L i i6l -',..- 6iiriiiioil the
fJeaiiiiiiyA.B6l: :
. D,R' :• .-:r. r .1
• uts4iiiding '' -• '52,826 'B4
WU:LI/len in 1b44-.1',000 00
J. - P-Potre* d o;6 `"„ 836 18
Elilßeeaa dol • I :500 00
Wiii. Belt 1855, ;1,000:00
J...cow4ii -, 4lcr 'l.OOO 00
*Ch. Ifiell•-•••• dii: • ;1;00Q. 00
it lii iibtli 1851' i - 28. 53
J. F. Cowan do :1,000 00
NV. VlReotintdw ,- 500 00
.ie b6iii3B l • •• 1,220 60
l itre Oiirrentfr ; '7,000 001
1 --1
i '
I . -$18;27815
es od unseated , - , •
01 I . '4, 155 87
ItOxes I due frop
. 8601 ! 1,741 67
on cid. of Pike : -:I
ls. •I ' 1•67 71
beiiiii col of I”: • ,
I .i 1 •
_.... 2 65
'lre dd. of What-. • *
34 62
' STA;
Of the Foods ;., 1
I Ain. • day
1 ;, I I
To Coo rs orders
To bond payablele ,
To Ido -F do' I
To'. do ' !do
:To ' 'do - d do i
'To ), 00 .1 doI i
To '-. AD ,!. 40
To ' - go 7 • dOl l
To do Ido
To do. .do
interest on ttiii..4t!,
t o
Probnlile enes.
1 , -,
. I - 1
By outstanding
lands for 1861
By outstanding
' collectors for
Due from E. John
for 1859 .
Due frond b. P. 0
Talley for 18
Due ftdm S. T Ipi,
L toii for 1858 j ; ,
~
Due from J. IC. ,ilkiriidii Cli . il, of
, Oswayolfor!4sB 1
Due frOm .It.ID ,Frey col. of lays&
sea for'l.Bss
Due from
.Sigma Brown 'co . of
Pike toi 1854 ,
Due frOui Hairy: and c ol. of
~„ Gen
esee for, 185 ,
il
D* from N. y jakkson col of
-Wharton fOri 1854 '
Due from SaMiieiShOuiaii. col. tit
1
• - r.ke for 180 .
Due from Nathiin Puller col. of
''' Ulysses for 1853
Due froths J. H. Kilborn col. of Pike
' for 1852
Due fi'om John Lyman jr. col. , of
ItOulet for 1852 I
Due onjudynent diainst A. Wood=
cock 1 H • ,
Due' on judgment against S. 11:
Martin'; ,
Due on
dOn judgment against D. Shel
i 'I
. i
Due on reeognisance ,
against A.
RounSVille 1
Due on reaagniance; agai n st 'E.
Jalmscin I 1
Due on note against . Whipple
Due on note against. Jackson
Due on note against Harry Ellis
and F. W: Knox
iDue on note against N. Howland!
Due from Came i3n County ,
Duo for villnge,lots •
Doe from seated taxes returned as
! unseated I I '
Probable am on ti of taxes seated and
Unseated . $r the current year ,
Excess of liabHities
' over assetts
I '
We the Commissioners of Potter Cottnty tio
certify that' tl i t foregoing . ' stateutent of the
funds of said !county is correct, and tine, as
appears from the books had documents in this
Pfficeil
'1
I 'iT I EROME CITEESBRO,
EDWIN THATCHER; Conerf.
sr. ;i MARTIN D. BRIGGS,
L. 8.1 COLE, Clerk.
Missioners Office, Jan. 17, 1861.
ATTE,
SATEBEENT
le RECEIPTS ,and EXPEiiDITUNES•Of
►otter COpnty for the year ending !
on'the plat day of. Dec, 186 a. • .
, . :1 Rsclavao, :1
son unseitted lands for 185 $2,775 1 70
's on unsented lands for 185 4,473 86
I s on 'Oniehted lands for 186 831, 22
-'s on 'seated lands retnrned s
nneeated 1 , I
s on seated lan4s and person,
al propei•fr far 1860 ij
-s on seated lan a s and person
!al propetly far 1859
s on seated lands and person- , •
iproilerty Ifor 1858 and preri
ous yearl .
requiiitiOns, notes and judg
ments ;: I i ; , 104 97
the olds' 26 0.0
Of t.
I
- Taxi
Taxi
Taxi
Tax,
11121
El!
El 52
int Rouse bell
! i, l ExPENDsp,
election expenses
appropriation to Coudersport
Academy • :i
U. Thatcher'corn'ss corn's wages for
1 • ' ,- 1 118 0
1 1 For L. U. Kinney do •doI ' d
toI Foil Jerome Cheesbro do do ;d'
For . S. S. Ri:CO ,do do 18 9
es. For.LAI Kinney ', jdo do ,d'
For J. Cbeei do do dd
for 1 -
For For .L.Chees ro do do ,185fk
For 11artin D. Briggs do do 1880
Lve , clerk bine balance for 1859'1
`,, n ., Fcr clerls hire balance for 1860 j
"i For stationery • -
t ? For olerk q uarter sessions
''' For jail exiie ses•
Da r • '
E F
I 1 For coronee inquests , :
1
:r i . For Awl
.1 ! !
1 1 j
y •L For tioarding prisoners • .
r, For damages by roads •
For attorney fees for 1859
For iudito_rs wages inculding pro
thonotary's acc't
For incidental expenses
For asses Or's wages
For blanks ' ,
P For piblielp inting
FOr v ei.ving b i ridges ..
PI For c "sts iWcivil suits
L-
For wolf 4
1,,, For wolf arm wild-cat bounty
' ` For ounlification fees
Far constable's return's
Per laying', out roads
)ut Far rntaatiwealth costs'
r-ts For grandjarcrs fees .
be For traiersejurors fees '
For constables attendance atcbtat
Vor tip!stives• -
rFor court Oer ' 1
For bond to H. H. Dent ..
e.. For interest' on Wm. 7. Keating's
t; bond
i i
E For interest! on bond of Win'. Sill
1 For moriei refunded .
,
For tendiegi town, clock ,
For,prottanotary's feei
For taking ;prisoners to *Hen.;
' 1 tiary : 1 -
For agricultural society .' .
For repairs and imprOvements of
,
1 ' pnbiic i j property
_1
; For justice 'returns ; , .
For inters on bond tO Wm. V.
f
1 !I Keati4 - .!_ ,!
For treasnrer percentage on $l2-
I 870 261
Excesi of- feceipts over expendi-
I. ' tureS 1' •
111E1
' a ] For
's j For
- ' 2,4.72 10
i ,
41 I ~ : 1 • ' " $12,120 26
We the;lommissioners of Patter cotentY do
certify ; tha t the foregoing exhibits a true, state
-- meat of thßeceiotsfusd Eximanditnres of said
county far e ra a
year eniliat onj the 31st day
d,• i . 1
=
NM
i .f Deb: - A. D.,iisgo, as sliies# ~ , , . 0.
itial-lanti*. und documents tit:Linii 4 N.
Witness our hands at the Cuinmisshousrs Ofe.
}
fie*, the 24th day of January, A. D. .111d1.
1 '- 1 ll' JEROME CHENSBRO, , , ---i,_- •
[t .1 , EDWIN THATCHER. Coifs
rirs.r. 1 IaARTIN'D.BEIGGS ,- '
!. • iL. B. COLE, Clerk. '
The People Cook: k. .
ODE ,COOKERY
is ALL ITA - iIIiASCHES
1 , ' I it, .., „:
Miss '.*.:4/2fli. AbTOrr. ,
; csasrulxv azimut SY Sao. i. s. pail. '
IT TELLS YOU Row to cl , ctose ill 'kinds ef -
: . 1. Meats; PoultrykAiiia' , oiitimi - : ,
1 . i with all the various and most
. - '; approved modes of dteislog
. i, 1 ,, and cooking Beef :and'Pork
' ' also the best and. sitnplest
I' i iy of salting, pickliriglitit
~ 1 , c u ing the same. ,I --, -'. -
IT TELLS YOU All the various r iiiid intiSt
" 1 I a proved thodin•tif dressing; !
1 oking;,stid boning c hlutton; ,
I . 1 L tab, Veal, Potiltrl. itut.
1 Game of all kinds, * it li tiii
$
different Dressings I Gritilis; .
.
gild 'Stuffings ' appropriate to
U Hod; iti chbose, clean, pad_ f _
,preserve Fish of all triads, and
"how to sweeten it whin ttia.-
,ted , also all-the verioni 111
1 , Wiest approved.modeso4ook; ,
1 , ing, with tile aiffefen Wiwi;
i lags, Sauces, and , vOringi
L__ I'' appropriate lo 'tee : ".- ..
IT TELLS YOU AU, the various and ost sp.:
.. 1 prored modes of p paring _
.?! ‘ ing over fifty differs t kinds
; , Of Neat, Fish, Fowl Game,
I add Vegbiable Sonps Brotts,
- ! J and Stott, With the lie. 'ii •
• i and Seasottingi ttp itiprittUi
.. [
. ,
~to ea ch:
IT TELLS YOT.7 All the Varibus and riostilit:
i 1 I proved modes of cooking Vep; -
' I J etables of every description; • .
, . ' •! I also how toprepare pickiiii
. ' I Catsups and Curriis Of all
' 1 1 hinds, Pdtted Mall, Fab;
, I Game; !thishrtiouts &c.
IT TELLS YOU All the various arid oat p.; . '
' • . i mproved modes °l i p
-i' , I add 'cooking nil kin o i!
• 1,1 and Ftiney Ptitrj,. Paddler;
, •11 •Orneleties, Fritters, - Cakes; ~
!,! Confectiohtiry, PreserVes, Jet.
t i
. ; lies, andweet Dishes Ortiz
, ery descr ption.
IT TELLS YOU All the various and pi .
1 . I roved modes cif.. Milking • 7 ,
i read, Itttelti; Mileufs; - and.
, Biscuit, {1 belt method of
• : i piepanng , Coffee Ckokblatiti
sttici Tea. add bitty td I, meke
Syrups, Caraials, add Willa
, of various kinds!. r I .
ft tELLS YtIU • Hbir to, set tint ;tail I oftikJ. •
1_ Eat. a TablE, how ter Carvi . ,
. :i all kindi Of ,Fisit,, Fleet cif
' • 1 Fowl,.and in Sheri; lin ''. td
siiiiplifythewhole Alto('e ' ok.;
• , lug as to bring the chosceif
' I Initiries of the table lit thin
' . everybody's reach. .
- The boolc , iontains 418 pages
, and upwardsof" twelve hundred Receipes, Idea which and
'the results of actual experieriCi ? , having beei
fully and carefully tested under the. pi:lrani:lel
superintendence of the ,Writers. • It Is Piinted • ' .
in a clear and oped the, is ithiStrthid wi - ,
'appropriate' engravings,and willbe forWardet
to any, address, neatly bound, and posts
paid, on.receipt of the: price, $l.OO, -or, is
cloth, extra! $1.25.
$lOOO A NIEAR can be made
enterprising men everywhere, in selling it
labor" work, our indUcements to till anCli 101:7
ing very liberal.. I ' . .
For single copies af the Soon; of tki fermi -
to agetts, with other information, apply to;
or address ! !
. . JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher,
• ' No. 017 Sansom met Phil. Pa: _ ; ,
YOUR ATTENTION 1I:.
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' • ' FOR A •
IF YOU PLEASE: H ).
; -
THE. SVI7CIIIII9 received ill*
• - - • -- j
DESIRABLE'
ci 0 : 0
.D„s.
. . .
Direct from Rawl YOrlr, - tainting of
' • I tiled' Goon; Otitier;' .
- RIES Of a art;
i HARDWARE, CROCK
ERY, BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS d M.kPS, lateSt ,
styles, , AEkl)l-MADE
DOMEq:..
TICS; Each as S,I EET.
~
INGS, TICKS,. Balt*
short, all kinds of goods Initially ice ,
in a
!NO. : 1 COUNTRY STORE:
All of ithicil *ili be sold Qef7 tow ftie
READY rirt.
• ,
. • .
Tte abore-nanied stook of foods h noir
open' idol for sale at tlia
Newittie • Store
. .
near Canfield'a Flonting Mi ; feet rods east
of the Aileghany Bridge; , •
. . .
Tl COTTDEASPORTiI
where th4roprietor would be pleved
calve calls from his oTd cddtomerd and as ins- -
ny nevi. ones as feel disposed tb
VEAL wkrif Ede&
the . market price paid fOi all lands of
I
FARMERS' PRODUCg
in eelia - nge ' ' for Merehandlsoi
I
PUI4 Areiy; 1 •
obini4q sinTrf f
Caviler:sport, 1861.-10-ernii.;
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