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PHOTOGRAPHIC POItTRAITS,
Curd size,Onßristal Bo aft] t4le far 4lb u tris
PIitsLISIIED AND SOLITISY
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Broadway, New ,York.
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By special arrankeinent we pnblish, in add,-
Rion to other portreits the celebrates collection
well jiatown both in Europe and Atherica as:
Brady's Nirtiogal Photographic Portrait Gallery.
• Brady's collection of imperial Photographs
is justly conSidered :one of *the lions of Nielv
York, and in the Photographic reproductions
of these .every centre table can now have an
- Additional attraction in a miniature Brady's
Gallery. - Andeng our publiCations.arc - :
;.-Abraham.Lincolti, Jefferson Davis,
11dnaibid Ilamlin,. Lady Davis,
Win. H. Seward„ Aleg. H. StephenS,
,Salmon. P. Chase, Robt. J: Toombs,
'iliimon . Canacron, Howell Cobb,
Montgomery,Blair„ Henry A. Wise, •
Edward Bates, - joint Tyler, .
• Gidetia Was Gent Beauregard, •
Caleb P. Gen'l Lee, • -
Gong Scott, John M Floyd,
' Col. Robt. Anderson, Jacob Thompson,
„Major Stemmer; I, -P. P. Thomas, -
. • John C. Breckinridge,
Getelßritler, - Gov. John Letcher,
Gen't Mansfield, . • John Belt,
G 0.1.• Fremont,. ! John C. ICalboun,
Herschell V. Johnson, L. G. Wigfall, Ben! Mc'-
Calicogb, Lieut. Manry, Col. Lauder, Stephen
Mingles, 'Maj. Gen. John A.. Dix, Maj. Gen.'
Ilenry Ward Beecher, Oliver'
Wendell Holmes, Horace Greeley, Prof. Morse,
IC P. Millis, dames Gordon Bennett, William
-C: Bryan t,Wash ington Irving,•Henry Clay, An
,tirew Jaekson,CommodorePerry,Dr.li K.Kaue,
.5.94. J. -Audubon, Mrs. Sigourney, Mrs. Gen'l
Giffnes,Chas.Suraner,Gov.AndrewJJ.Critten
den; •Priace of \Vales, Duke of Newcastle, Za
--elionyTt:tylor,George Bandroft, Lathrop. L.Mot
joy., Sam. Houston, J. Q. Adams, Emerson Eth
, eridge,.Andrew Johnson, Parson Brawnlow.
Arewnloa"s heroic daughter, Yogether with
about 500 others, to which additions are be
daily. Calalogtie otireeeipt of stamp
Patent OP' PORTRAITS $3 PER DOZEN. Can
1e sent by mail..' Remittances may be made in
postage stamps.
Also, fl. large collection of Photographs of
'distinguished Europeans, Emperors, Kings,
queens, Marshals, Generals, Dukes, Lords,Ati
thors, Actors, Actresses, Politicians and Cler
,gy.it. Price,2s to 50 cents each, according 'to
milker andquality. .
Our establishment is also head-quarters for
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
both as agent of the best: French manufactu
rer; Rini} as manufacturer under a patent of
gar own. , We have a large assortment, vary
Pog i in:price•from 90 eetits to $5O, and holding
from; 12 pcirtraits up to Kn. Also folding
cases of.tnorrocco or Cloth for the pocket, to
lad 2; 46, 8, or-12. portraits.. Also various
styles of .framing card portraits, of carved
woad, metal,:paper, composition,•etc.of ele
g:alit and tasteful designs. •
f: .Our l photogiaphers now in the field are daily
sondiir:2; us ,
- CAMP 'SCENES OF THE PRESENT WAR
l and views or points and things of'int4'est,
!both card size, for a:bunis, and in stereoscopic
form. . As for instance, The Seventh Reuiment
at Camp Cameron—ln the Trenches—Cooking
Meals—The Gymnasts—The Junction—
Delirionieo's—Laura Keene's-- , General Street
. Views of the Camp, etc. Also the Relay House
and camp scenes and scenery thereabout.
also Ilarper'S Ferry before and after the scenes
of destruction. Together with various other
'filae,esof note. Card size 23 cents each, Ste
xeoscopic 33 cents.
'•:Parties who would like a lok of these camp
scenes to select from—the balance . to be re
turned in good 'order at their own. expense,
rind' without delay—can be aecommodated on
giVing,proper New York reference.
TEII.EOSCOPES AND VIEWS.
:Our establishment is the. great emporium
for. everything in the stereoscopic line, and oar
assortment is the most complete probably Of
anY in - the world.
..frlic'Stereoscope Is the most' instrycliveinier
csting, entertaining, amusing and exciting of mod
e.ru, inventions.
_tone_ are too young, none too old, none too
none'too uneducated, to aclinow
ltdste its worth and beauty.
_iNo home is complete witholut and it wi7l
and must penetrate everywhere.
It presents to your view eVery part of - the
world, in all the relief, boldness, perspective
and sharpueSs of detail, as if you were ou the
havje an immense variety of views
or scenes in Paris, London, England, Scotland,
itelauti, Wales, Frauce ; Belgiunr, Holland,
t•KviiztTland, Spain, The RhinC, Versailes, St
(fond, Fontainblcan, Tuilleries, Italy, Turkey,
- Egypt, Athens,.the Holaand, Chime, India,
,er,ystal Palade, ale° Groups Historical, amn
eit g,
marriage scenes,.lirealdast scenes, pie
nics, Statunry, etc.,. etc. An e7qubsite as4orl-
vont of Illuminated Interiors of Palaces, Chur
ches' and Cathedrals, of Prance, Italy, ete.etc.
-The effect of these illuiinated views is most
remarkable. ' •
Anthony's instantaneous Stereoscopic Views
are the West • Photographic wonder. They
are taketi-in the fortieth part of a second, and
cverythingi,no matter how rapidly it taay-be
reAlitg,•.is -depleted as sharply and distinctly
as if it had been pe,rfectly:tt rest. This gives
as AdditionaLvaltie, for to the beauties of in-
trmmate, nature it adds the charm of life and
motion. The process is s discovery of our
gown and• being- unknown-in Europe, we re
eerre-larige orilers. from London and Paris for
Anthony's . •Listantaneous Views of American
life - tuid'Sc,enery.-
Oufdatalogne of subjects and prices will be
fOrwariledin'any address on receipt of stamp
Parties 'at a distance sending us $3,55,510,
Sl3, $2O, or $23, can have a good instrument
a,nd i.ttelCpictures as tlit'y May request, sent
by. Express. Views, alone (without .instru
meat) can be sent by
.- • E. Anthony; .
501 Broadway, New York,
(3 - doors south of St. Nicholas' Hotel,)
linporter ,aud Manufacturer of Photographic
3laterials,StercoscoOs and StereoseopicViews
te;diferchants from every section of the
country, ere respectfully invited to make-an
aNatnivation'of our stock. "
: Phntographers... Our Bulletin of Photo
graphic Invention and Improvement will be
sent to any address on application.
[Citt.this 'out for.future reference.;
MO:TiiRRS, IT.EAD I . llls.—The ibilOWilig is an
extract from a letter written by the , pastor of
a. Baptist Church to the "Journal and Ales
enger," Cincindati, Ohio, and speaks volumes
in favor of that world-renowned medic ine—
Alas. • WissLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR .0111L
DUN • •
woo s6e an advertisement in your columns
of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we
never said a word favor of a patent medi
cine before in our life; but we feel compelled
te,eo to your readers, that this is no humbug
VLIICIIAXE. TRIED IT, 'AND ssoy..lT TO BE ALL IT
ct Ise. • lt is, probably, one of the most sue
oeseful medicines , of the day, because it is one
of the best. And those Of your readers who
haie - babies can't do better than to lily In a
supply."
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1,w , c42. / te ..-; , knit , feeble, and
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4 ...-4 , „.„;.. „acfs. 'order,' virlth your'sptent; de
r..r--..".. -,-, , ,il. f, .. ranged; and your feellugSftin
?,. :LI.RI; 'l l '44'llq - caluthrfablet These_ isynip•
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1dn.wAu k , t f.,...,..`,t . . toms are often the prelude to
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ping :mop you,
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4:7 ce• Sr, - , and should be averted by. a
~, 't ,,, e,* rf .i. , ..Yef - k timely use of the right rein
eti.,;cl4.l?;,„ '', r;,, , , , ..;:„.1... , edy. • Take Ayer's Pills, itud
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~''',...?..;,.: 4. Q. 4 'cZ;!X 2 ': cleanse out the diSiiiilered ha:
' Ck ~.- " i, %-, ~.,1 • 1'.....,."' : more— Purify the blood, and
~,..;:tvgi v e T igk o if.p.-: let the fluids toots en ,urieln
P..6'.i . ,r,;ti , t ,, z4v,,Ai1 , striteted in . health. 'again.,
''fiA,,,... , ...-5'.12,...f45e 'They "abet:late the functions
v4k4.,,.,..,,.1;?-17-....-; .of the bf.sty into vigoroud tic
-1;1- ___'• , " „..,....---_,.....;_„_,-, tivity, puffy Old 117.141.0111 from
; , . the obstructions which mate
diseaSe. A cold , settles-somewhere, in the, betty, and! ob
strudel its natural functions. These, -if not relieved,
react:tipou themselves and the surrounding ormus, pro
ducing general aggravation,. suffering, and disease.
While in this condition, oppressed by the derangements,
Mite Ayers Pills, and see heir directly they restore .the
natural actimi of the system, and with it the buoyant
feeling of health again. What is true and Imparmit In
this trivial and common complaint,is also t no in ninny
of the deep-seated and dangerous ili,tempere . The same
punmtive elTect expels them. Cau4ed by similar obstruc
tions' tied i tieratigements of the natural functions ufi, the
body; they tiro rapidly, and many '
of them - shrely; Hired
by the game means. None who knew the virtues of those
Pills, Pill neglect to employ them when sU*lng from
the diAvders they cu-e. . i
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Stattiments from bailing physicians in some of, the
prineiiSil cities, and rout other well known public lier
foils. i . . e
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Ilunt!st Formai,. ding Merchant qf S. Louis,.Ftb. 4, IpsB.
Da. AYER. Ye i .lUi !'ills are the paragon of all that is
great in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
of ulcerous sores Upon her hands and feet that had proved
Incurable for yo I.v. Her mother •Ita.s been longgriev
=sly afflicted with blotches and pimples on her Skin. and
in heri hair. After our child seas! cured, she , also tried
your Pills, and they hare cured her.
i ASA 31011GRIDGE.
- - -"As 'a Vainly Physic,'
!Prom Dr. E. 11". Cartcyrialt, Nay &leans.
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Your Pills ate the prince of purges. Their excellent
lualitles surpass any cathartic wo possesi. They are
mild, hitt very certain and effectual in their action oil the
bowels; which maims them invaluable to u:s in the daily
treatment of disease.' , i I . '
menqache,sicknenanebeiroui omach.
' Prom Dr. litw.ird
DaarOltso. AVM: I cannot answer you what emplrdnts
have cared With your Pills better than to say all Mitt tee
!rer treat with a purgative med icine. I place great depen
desre On an effectual cathartic in lay dailycontestmith
lisetse, and believing as Ido that your Pills'atibrd lis the
best wu have, 1 of course value them highly:
Prrrhurto, Pb.., Play 1, 11155.
- Sir: I have been repeatedly cured of
the worst I,!euletche any body ran havaby a - dose or two
3f your,-Piles; It seems to arise front a foul stomach,
whichlhey cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, EIL IC. PREI3LE,.
Clerk of Steamer Clarion.
Unions Disorders —Liver/Complaints.
Pone Dr. 27.e.0d0re Belt. qf roil.T
Net,tinly are your Pills admirably adapted' to their pur
pose ai as aperient. but I find their beneficial elfectsupon
:ho Liver very marked indeed. Thefhavo in inyiPrac. -
tice proved snore effect not for the cure of bdiou.r"cont
plaints than any one remedy I con Mention. 1 sincerely
rejoice that we have at bought a purgative which is wor
t* thti confidence of the plefessiou anti the people.'
DEPART:IENT , 00 TILE' INTERIOR, -
IVashiligton,=ll. C., Feb., 1150.,
Sm: I have used your Pals Imlay general and hospital
practice ever elites you made OM:mend Crtinot, hesitate to
they are the but cathartic toe euspley.. Their 'regu
lating action ou the liver is quick and decided, Cones
(lneptly they are an admirable remedy for derangements
of that organ. Indeed, I have seldom. found a case of
bilious 'disease so obstinate that it did not readily yield to
them. Eraternally,yours, A I,ONZO BALL, M.D.,
Physician of Clic Hospital.
• ' •'
Dysentery, Diarrhoea, 4610 x, 'Worms:
Prom De. J. C. Gretht, of Chicago.
Your Pills have had a long 'tAal In my practice, kind I
bold them in esteem ns one of the best aperients I have
over foiind. Their alterlitive effect upon the liver Makes
them ah excellent reinedy.vbeirgiveu in small doses for
biliour, Aiscuteril and diarrham. Their 'sugar-chafing
makes them very acceptable and Convenient fur the use
of woolen inni children.
i .
Dyspepsia., Impurity of the Blood.
Broni Err. J. r. LEntc:, l'agor rf Adt:cnt C'hurcii, Boston.
Da. Jiro:: I have used your fills with extraordinary
success in my family and among tlies .4 l'am called to visit
in diotreso. To regulate the iorgan of digestion and
purify the bleed, they are tholvery lest remedy 1 have
ever known, and I can confidently rlacominend them to
my Catlin's. . Yoursi, J. V. lIISIES,
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- 1 IYAns.vr, Wyoming Co., 'iN Yi, Oct. 21, 1555.:
Dealt Eta: I amusing your Cathar Ic Pills in my prac
tice, and find them an excellent purgative to cleanse tho
systenisud purify the foulltaine iy the 11am!. i
JOLIN. 0. MEACHAM, jr. D. 's
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Consttpation,Costfveness, Suppression,
Rheumatism,
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
- sy,,!Paralysis, Fits, etc.
Fm - sot Dr. J; It riv. , 97172, ...11u2iliYul; fttnada. 1 •
Too much cannet be wad of your Pills for the Cure of
cotireness. If others of our 1 aternity hove found then
as efficacious as 1 have, they should join me in proclaitu
ing it for the benefit of the multitudes who outlet' from
that complaint, which, although had enough la itself, is
the progenitor of uthets that are .wore,.. I believe cos
tivencsi to originate in the liver, but. your Pills alrect that
organ and cure the di.ea.4e.
Front 8,.'. E. Stuart, PLysician and..ifialCq/c, Boston.
I find ono or two large - doses of four Pills, tat:en nt the
Proper , tinte,nre excellent prmtiofives of:the natural secre
tion Mien wholly or plrtlally suppressed, and alSo very
effectual to chwese the sfuniecit and expel tVirlit.t.! Thoy
are t.e much the Legit phyau we have that I reconnnend
no other to lily patients. , • .
From (he Rev. Dr. Ilitavkes,-nf Epis. Mirth
S . avaum,lit - , - 41il: - an. 6;1850.
intiRRED Stn: I elionld he ungrateful for the relief
your skill has brought nto if I did not ten rt an3lcase to
you. cold settled in my limbs and brot ght on excru
ciating veitetagic pnioc, which ended in r. conic 1;/,ettata
lista, 'Notwithstanding 1 had• the bast off hyolcinus, tho
dimam grew wore and worse, until by the tdvice";of your
excellent agent in Ilalt 'more, Dr. Mackenzii, I tried your
Dills. I Their effects were slow, but sure. I y persevering
iu theluso of them, 1 ant now entirely tiell.
Seaarc smarm., 'Baton RoUgc,l.n.., 5 Dec. 11855.
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• Dr. ATER: I have been entirely : ced,"by your Pills, of
Mictonatic Gout a painful disease that lind afilitted mo
ftir years. YINCE,',NT SLIDELL.
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47! Meet of - the Pills in marhet Contain Mercury,
which although a a'alnablo remedy inlskilful 11143, is
dangerous in a public pill, from thel dreadful! conse
quences that frequently follow its incautious use:, These
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever.
Piien, 25 cents per Box, or 5 Boxes for $l.
Prepared by Dr.' ,T. C. AYER &CO., L0we11,',11142.i.
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"Sold S. & E. S. Jones, Coudersport
Mann it - Nichols, Millport ; N.J.f ' Cches
burg ; & Lyman, Ronlet ; A. Corey
Son, :IJlys . ses - ; A 13. Horton, Otishingwille ;
and by Dealers generally I • "
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POTTER JOURNAL
• rcaLisuEn BY I •
M. W. Ilacillarney, Pi4prietor.
SLOO PEE YEAR, LiVAIII-111LY IDVA.N4.
Devoted to the cause of Rtip
the interests of Agriculture, the;advnueeinent`
of Education, and the beet gdod of Potter
county. Owning no guide except that of
Prin4le, it will endeaver to nid in the,tfork
of more fully Freedomizing our Country.
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remßlariks, and Job WOrlc ofiall kinds, at
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styl6, READY-MADE
CLOTHING, DOMES.:
TICS; such as SHEET
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in a
NO. 1 COUNTRY STORE.
All of which will be sold very low for
READY NI '
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The above r na,med stock of !Goods is now
open and for sale at the .
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New i rick-Store
near Canfield's Flouring Mill, it few reds cast
of the Allegbani Bridge,
IN COUDERSPORT,
where the proprietor NV oul d - bel pleased to re
ccfve calls from his old customers and as ma
nymew ones as feel dispOsed to . •
DEAL WITH HIM.
The. market price paid for !all kinds of
FARMERS' POODUCE
in exchange for Merchlandise
f eGed t`zeiy,
_.• COLLINS SMITH
Coudersport, Jan. 2, 1.861..—p-6mo.
-AND- I
ALBERT FLANTANIA 3 s ,
Having taken the Shop
formerly oeeupled by-%
P. D. CATLIN, I
Clark's Corners,
two miles North of Coudersport, Pa., 7-
WILL MANUFACTURE
all kinds of l• •
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SEWIN and TABLE CHAIRS,
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Wash-Stand's, i - •
Lounges,•
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Cradles, 1 •
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ca
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ItCpairiing done on the!stiortest notice;
:inn iu the most workmanlike;manner.
TURNING
done immediately and. to order. All orders
promptly attended to. I Please give me a call,
and examine for yourself.
ALBERT MANTA NIA,
March 26, 166 . 0.-28:1y. ltam,:facturer.
8 . 001,' .- 87DEE 2
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Tain above Third St.,
'COUDERSPORT, PA.
DC W. ZULA.NN, P_ IibIqUETOR.
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Greek, Latin, French and I.German Text-
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All School Booksused ln the County
kept on -hand, or inunedia tely procured
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when desired. 1 . • ,
Magazines or any Periodicals supplied when
desired. '
A good assortment of Paper,o'Enrelopes,
Pens and Inks. Also, of Wall-Papers, Praw
ink Materials, Water Colors, Sce.
BIBLES, TESTAMENTS,
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• MUSIC-BOOKS AND SHEET-MUSIC,
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Men, &e„ &e. PRODUCE of 4. kinds taken
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The Rochester Strew-Cutter.
CAULKED & KELLY, Coudersport, have
1., the exclusive agency for Ithis celebrated
achtne, in this county. It is covenient, du
irable, and CHEAP. Dec.l ' 1860.-12
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Fri USK'S of all kinds for sine at this Office
I Deeds ; Warrants, Executions, Summons,
Sulpcerfas, Constable Sales, I Township and
;School Orders, Notes of all kinds—kept on
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,An aperient and Stonruachie ileparation Ofi
IRON purified of OxYgen and Crbon by cerub
bustion hal Hydrogen.' Sand' ned by - the
highest Medical Authorities, bo h i 4. Euroii . e
and the. Unit States,'n
United d prey ribed indica'
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practice. - . b. 'I 'I
The experience of thousands daily provea
that no preparation of Tron can be. compared
with it. Impurities of the blood, depression
of vital energy, pale . and otherise sickly
complexions indicates its necessity; in' almost
every conceivable case. :
Inndxiohs in all,maladies in which it has
been tried, has • proved abSolutely curatiVe,
in each-of the following complaints,' viz :
In Debility, Nervous Afferhons, Emeinciationsi
Dyspepsia„lconstipation; Diarrlicva,Dysentery;
•Incipient consumption,-SerOfulous ttberculosiS,
Salt Rheum, Mismenstruation, Whites, Chlorosi4;
Liver Comylaints, Chronici DeadacheS,!Rheumd ,
(ism, Alert/alien( FevcrlPimples oie . the Foci;
. • ;
In cases!of General. Pehility, Wltether the
result Of acute disease; or of the continued dil-;
minution Of - nervous and 'muscular energy
from chronic complaints, one trial of this re*,
torative has i proved successful to' an extent
which no' description nor 'viritteM.attestatiob
would ren4er lavalids.sOlong.bed
ridden as t, have becoine iforgotten" in Sheer
own neighborhoods, !have • suddenly re-app=
peared in the bust world *s it just ,returned
from protrahted travelim a distant land.!—
: Some very Isignal instnnces of tlfiS kind' arid'
attested to female Sqfferers, emaciatedvictiMs
of apparent ptrasmus; sMiguincous eihau,S4
tion, critic:l r lchangos, and - that ethaeplication
of nervous and despeptic aversion to airi and
exercise for which the physician has tto name.
In Nervohs Affections of all kinds, and for
reasons lattliliar to medical men, the operatit
of this preiMration of iron. must! necessaril -
be salutary for unlike 'the old oxids,! it is vii=
orously tonic without' being exciting and
overheating; and gently,' regularly aperient
'eVen in the most obstinate:cases of costive 4
ness without eer being' a gastriO purgative',
or inflicting a disagreeable ECV6SIIO)fi.
It is thiS : latter ; properly ' ameng, other;;,
which makes it 'so rerriariaible effectual I anti
permanent remedy for riles, upon which it
also appears to exert a distinct and j!:)ecipe
action, by dispersing the local tendency which
forms till:nil:I , l'
In Dyspei)Sia, innumerable - as are its causes
a single box of tiws.e Chalybeate Pills has of
ten sufficed for the most habitual cases, ill
eluding the attendeut costivenes3, ,
In' even when adVanced
to Dysentery. !confirmed, emaciating, and aP 7
parently Malignant, the effeCts have, been
equally deciSlVe,and aStoMshing,.'
In the loeal 'pains; loss of - flesh and strength,
debilitating i dough, and reMittent hectie;whicli
generally indicate Theipient ConsuMption, thiS
remedy haS allayed, the alarm of, friends anti
physicians in. several Very gratifying and in;
teresting itistances. •
ti
In Scrofulous Tubereulesis, thiS Medicated
iron has had.far more than the gOod effect of
the most ei...utiouslylbalanced preparations of
iodine, Nvitinnit any of their well' known lin.;
bilities.
; ;
The attention of femalei cannot be too con
fidently in' ited to this' rorriedy and 7,cstoralive,
in the cases peculiarlykineting them. •
Rheumatism, both chronic and inflani
triatOry—in the latter, I however, jnoye.deci&
eilly—it has been invariably. well 'reported',
both as alleviating pain ' and reducing the
swellings and stiffness pf the joints and mtis.
cles. '
In Interinittent Fevers it )caust• 'necessarily
be a great! remedy and energetic' restorative;
and its progress in the : neiv,settleinents of the
We'st, will' probably- be; one of high renoWn
and usefulness..
. ' 1
No remedy has ever ilken cliscdcered In tlie
whole history, of medii'•,ine ; which: exerts such
prompt, happy, and fully- restorative effects.+-
Good appetite, complotc'digestidri, rciPicl ac
quisition Of strength, with an -unnstiall Oispo . -
sition for hetive and' chrful exciciSe i4mC
34ely follow its use. .' • 1'
^t flat ro , ::tal boxes - . -conthiniriir
_'atop in nea,
50 pills, price 50 cents per box ; for sale by
druggists and dealers.' Will be sent! free to
any addreios on'receipt of the price. • 411 let
ters, orde6, ctc., should be addres.4ed to
It. B. 4OCKE Z. - ; Co., gencralfAg,enta,
20 Cedar St., N. I.
FURNITURE 1
W. H. COATS,
Ilaving'enlarged and 1-efilted hisWAILE
ROOMS, at
1 '
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WELLSVILLE'
9
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has now on hand and will keep constantly for
sale, a laiger and better variety . , of Cabinet- .
Wareand Chairs, than bare ever been offered
in this section of the Country. .
. His stock of common work ha never been
equalled. ! Having made extensive additions
to is assortment of ' 41.
~
PARIOR FURNITURE,,
he has nor on hand Plain Mahogany lc Mar
bid, top Bureaus, Card tables, Marble top side
and Centie tables, Fruit and 'toilet stands,
; i
Marble top Wash stands;
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COTTAGE' ;• , '
J.i
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AND
, . • - FRENCH
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BEADSTEADS. COUCHES, I, SOFAS . ,
AND. TETE-A-TETE% . •:.
'new and beautiful varieties. 1
Cane Seat ; Mahogany, Rocking and easy ChaiTs,
S:a., &e... 1
c ,
In fact every thing in the line ii
'f.'
FUR:NUTT; E
can be fodnd at his establishmeia. Raving,
-the best facilities for ludnufacturillg and pur
chasing his stockfar' Cash, i ..
will
He not be Undlrsold. .
Those Wishing, to buy, will s. ve at least
,twenty-fie per cent, 'by .callin, on W. :11.
COats.
READY MAD E 00Fi'IRT . S • '
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of sizes kept constantly on-rand. Per
sonal attendance with hearse whOn requested.
1 1 . 1 . :: W. 14: COATS:
Wellsville, Nov. 1. 1800. .4 j
II
Patent Mica Laimp Cktmney.
, Chimney.
a LA UP CHIMNEY THAT WILL n' OT BETAS.!
This great invention einnineiuli itself to ev
erY, one using COAL OIL -hiA311 4 ...% It gives
mare light, requiresless efeaningiund will not
break bylthe heat or cold, falling, or any or
dinary usage. For scde by Storekeepers gener
ally throughout the U: - S , and the 9anadas, and
11 7 holeiale- by the Arna' acturers a#d Patentees.
ELOR INT IP Tra. & HI7.IIIPEIILEY. '
No. 34 N. SECOND StreitqPHILAD'IL
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LIFE
LIFE PlIiLS.* r D-r • CENLX . : 1312 T-E.??q ,
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been .
reIpHESE MEDIC TS . are nolv_b before
J. the pdblie fo a period of Tatars YEAaa,
and dating that tame tni:ve maintajneda,high
chariteter in tilmpit every pared the Glolit,
for their eitranrinary and immediate' power
of restoring•perfe t health to persans stiFering
ender.ne ly everiv kind of disease to Iwhich
the be n frame s liable. ' t -1; 1
n c
, The fo ' ing re among: the 'distreising
variety of amen diseades is which thd
, .V,egitabl Life Medicines LI
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Axe Well tbknoivrt he infallible. ; l' r' ; •
', - DY . *SPEi'S A., * thoioaghly eleansiiii the
first and secnhd stomachs, and creating &flew
Of pure healthy bile; instead of the stale "and
acrid ;kin d; 14LATIILE$CY,'Loss of APpetita„
Ileartbura,.. Headche, Restlessness, 111-Tem
pe; Xnxiety, Lan nor, and MclandholAWhish
are the general s tiptoins of Dyspepsia,' , will
vanish, asia.'hatu al cmaseintence of iti cui. - .
COSTIVEtES , by, cleansing the IlwhOle
i
length of the!inte tines with a sol‘ eat picicess,
and Withoht4iol nee ; till violent purges leaVe
the bOwelS ceativo within two:da: -
ffill
he bOwels:cOStive : ,
FEVERS of all kinds,) by restoring the bleed
to a regular biihtilationl; through :.the proceSs
of perspiration inl such cases, and the thor:-.
Ou r thisolation of all intestinal obstruction:ln
Otheri. • i 1' i:
• • The Life MediOines have been -linOwn •to
.cure - RHEUMATISM permanently in three
- weeks, and bOUT in half that :time, by -re
moving local inflitinmation from the Muscles
and ligaments of the joints.
DROPSIESof lands, by freeing and
strong hen*, the ! kidneya and bladder,; they
Operate DMA; delightfully on these important
organs, arid hence have ever been found a cer
tain remedy for the worst cases of' GRAVEL.
AlSo WORMS, Iby diSlodging from the turn
ings of the bbwels the 'slimy matter to which
these creatures ailhered -
SCORVEt 'ULCERS, and INVETERATE
SORES, by the perfect purity _which .these
LIFE! MEDICINES gird to the blood, and all
the himiors.;' j
SCORBUTIC lIRUFTIONS tind : BAll COM
PLEXIONS, t ieir alterative effect upon the
Buidth thati, feed tl e: skin, and the morbid state
of which O&O.sicis all eruptive
clouy, old other disagreeable coin
plexions. ! j! •
• The use; ye these Pill for a very short time,
will effect- . at en re cure of SALT miEtrg,
and a striking proveinent in the clearness
of the Ain. - I COMMON! COLDS - and INFLU
ENZA-w 6 - ill c.jwav be lur e d by one dOse, or
- "4 I
y two in ; we -worst cases., ,
PILES. Tile Original proprietor of theSe
Medicines;-was cured lof Piles-of 35 years
standing, by; the use of the LIFEM - EDICffES
blone. • II 1 I
FETERjAND SGUE —For this scourge :of!
'the Western l c oudtry, these Medicines Will lie!
s4e,l speedy, and. certain remedy.:j-1
Other! ruedieines leave the system subject ; tb
return Of the disease H—a cure by these Med
icines is permanent—TlLY THEM, BE SATISFIEI3,
AND 13F: CITtEO. . ,
BILIOL S I FE - ERS AND LIVER! COM
PLAINTS:-4--!Genral Debility, Lciss of Appe
tite, andDiseasei of Funnies—the Medicines
jhave-beeM used 7ith tie most Ileneficirl re
ults! in cases of ,description *Rings
Evil,Jand Sebrfula, in its worst forms] yields
to the miliVyet plowerhil action :of these re-
Markable MOdl'ef es. Night . Sweats, NeCvoim
Palpitation
.I;*.rvoul Complaints of ;Al kinds,
Palpitation Of the Heart, Painters! .Colic; 'are
Speedily eured. :
MERCURIAL DISEASES.—Persons, whose
constitution s lief: l a - me impaired by= the
injudicious' use.Mra l cunr, will find theSe
: Medicines Perfebt cure, as then neter fail to
j ! eradicate from the system, all the effects ; Of
I Mercury, infinitely sooner than the nicst
orful pretitiont; of Sl.rsanarilla. !
' Prepare and Sold •W. B.;MCJETAT,'
335 131MAriwl1, NEw-tonz.:l
For saleibv ail DruLiists.- ; I. • !
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[, NRS WpirSLOW,
An experienced ;curse and Female Physician,
! presenOO tli attedtion of mothers. her'
SOOTTIINO SYRUP'
FOR CH LDEEN TEETHING,!
which gr4tly facilitates the process of teeth- .
!ing, by softening{ the iunas, reducing! all in ;
flarnationr--willitllay { ALL PAIN and spas
modic action, - and is l' - ! e :
! - SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.,
!Depend upon ity 'mothers, it will give rest to
!yourselves, and . v
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RELIEF 'ANDHEALTH TO YOUR ME4NTS.
• ~ t for .We hate put up and sold this article t
over ten !Years, and SAN SAY, IN CONTI
HENCE AND IT tUTH of it, what we .have
'never been able to sas.of any other mediCine
—NEVER HAS] IT 111ILED, IIN A- SINGLE
INSTANCE; Tq EFFIECT A CURE, !when I
timely.use l d.- : Never dp we know an instancel
of dissatiSfactiod by a y one who used it. .On
the contrsry, alllare delighted with its opera
tioni, andi spea - Id in terms of crib - lend:earth:of
its magical effeq,s, and!' medical ivirtues. We
speak in this matter "'WHAT WE DO ICCOW,"
after ten y Carel expeileice, AND PiIADGE
OUR REPUTATION' FOR THE FULFILMENT
OF - IyHAT WE HEREDECLAPE. In almost
every instance Where .the infant is suffering
frorn paii. and laustien,- relief:will be found
in fifteen ;or tw my ,Minutes after the :syrup
is administered. ~
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This valuable, prep ration is ;the Prescrip
tion of the mosi',EXPERIENCED and SKILL
FUL NugsEs in-New Englandand-lias been
used with!-NEVIIR FAJANG SUCCESS in!
. ! TEIO#SAIND -OF CASES.
. It not only relieves he child from pain,' but
invigoratee theltoma h and bowels, corrects
acidity, "dad gi es tone and energy] tcr, the
whole syitein :It will almost kinstantly.i re
lieve I ; .! •. • . '. ' : -
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GRIPD;G , lIN VIE . Olv ELS; AND WIND
. •tj', • 1
,COLIC . , I, ,
and overcome - con.vulsions, which, if n F ot sree
dilylremedled, 'nd iny death. We believe it
the !BEST.' andSUREST REMEDY IN THE
1
WORLD„ ,i iLi - al easel of DYSENTERY . 'and
DIAIIIIIRE.A.DriCHILHREN, whether* arises
frond inething,'ir froniany other cause. We
would sap to _every other who hai a child
suffering : iron:luny of tJC foregoing complaints—DO NOT LET{ YOUR PREJUDICES, NOR
~THE - PREJUDICES OF OTHERS, stand i)e -
tween you and lyour suffering Phild.!andf:the 1
relief that will by SURE—yes, ABSOLUTELY',
SURE- r te folio:Iv the use of thi.4 Medicine, if
timely used. • Full directions for using : civil!
accompanyi . each bottle: None genuine tin
' less! the fac , siite Of CURTIS &PERKWS,
r
1 NeR Yorkx is o - the outside wrapper.: -q;. •
Sold by Drugi
iits throughout ,the World.'
Principal .011licr 13 Cedar St,
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NTS P,Bit BOTTLE:
A. JONES, Colidejs
PRICE; 25 C
Sold bi
port, Pa. •
- to ymy watrittl.:
Avatunc--•-4
101 1) 4,6.4*‘ 4
'TONIC; D I LIRE'T.le s ):
4 4977 D*Sitirt *,
DVIEDIVAINCt'CORDIAL
To Mecttizens - of New Jersey anclTennsylcania.
• Apothecaries. Drtiggists, Grocers - and
' • - Private Families. -
Wolfe's Pare Cognac. Brandy.
Wolfe's Pure riade#a, Sherry;and Port Wine.
Wolfe's Pure Jamaica and St. - Croix Rum.
Wolfo's 'Pare Scotch and Irish Whisky: '
- • ALL IN MOTTLES:
' I.l.teg leave lo call the attention of the citi
zens of the United States to the above Wins,
and LIQUORS, imported by Udolpho :Wolfe, 'of
New York, whose name is familiar, in' every
part of this country for the-Purity of bis Cele.
brated SPIIIEDAW SCHNAPPS. MT. :Wolfe, is'
his letter,to me, speaking of the•purity of his •
Wines and Liquors, says: I will stake -My
reputation-ae a man my - standing as a -Pier;
chant of thirty years' residence in the City or.
Now York, that all the Brandy and 'Wines
which I bottle are pure as imported, - -and•of
the best quality, and tan be relied:-upon by
every purchaser:", Every bottle las 'the 'pro
prietor's name on the wax, and, a Jac 'si m il e
of his signature onthe certificate. The pub.
lie are respectfully invited to call and exam
ine for themselves. For sale•at Retail by all
Apothecaries and GrOcers in Philadelphia.
•,
'Geo. ASHTON, No. 832 Market- st. - Phil.
• Sole Aural for Philadelphia.
Read' the following . from the New York •
.Courier: -
ENORMOUS BCSINESS FOR
: ONE NEW TORE
MEnetti.xt..--We are happy to inform our fel.
lowcitizens that there is, one place in our city
where the physician, apothecary, and country
merchant, can go and purchase pure Wines
and Liquors, as pure as imported, and of the
best:quality,' -We.. do not intend to give an
elaborate deScriptimi of this merchant's rex
tentit'e business, although it will , repay any
stranger or citizen 'to visit Udolpho
extensive ware-house; Nos. 18, 211 , and 22,
Beaver 'Street, and Nos. 17, 19 and'-21, Mark.
etfield street. Els stock of Schnapps onhand
ready for shipment could not have been less
than thirty thousand'cases ; the Brandy, Awe
ten thousand cases-,-Vintages of 183 G-to 1856;
and ten thousand cases of Madeira, Sherry
hnd Port ~Wine, Scotch and Irish Whisky,
demaica and St. Croix Rum, some very_ old
and equal to any in this country. Be also
had three large cellars, filled with Brandy,
Wine, ,tc. r iu cast - S, under Custom-Ilouse key,
ready for bottling. Mr. I Wolfe's sales of
Schnapps last year amounted -to one hundred
and eighty thousand dozen, and we hOpe in
less than two years he may' be' equally suc
cessful with his Brandies and Wines:
llis'business the Patronage of every
lover of his species. Private families who
wish litre Wines and Liquors for medical use
should send - their orders dim et to Mr. Wolfe,
until every Apothecary in the land ruakelup
their minds to discard the poisonous stufffrous
their shelves, and replace itwith Wolfe's pure
Wines and Liquors. :
We understand'Mr. Wolfe, for the accom
modation of small dealers in the country, puts
up assorted cases of Wines and Liquors.—
Such a man, rind such a merchant, should-be
sustained against his tens of thousands of op.
ponents in the United States, who sell noth
ing but imitations, 'ruinous alike to .human
health and happiness. , [52-6m*
11.. 0 YOU WANT WHISKERS?
I 1
DO YOU WANT WHISKERS?
DO YOU, WANT A MUSTACHE?
, DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE?
• '
BELLINGHAM'S
' , CELEBRATED
STIMULATING ONGUENT.
For the Whisliers.and,nalr.
The subscribers take pleasure in announc
ing to . tbe Citizens of the.Uniled States, that
they have, obtained the Agency for, and are
nocr enabled_to offer to the American public,
the aboye justly celebrated and. world-re
nowne.d article. •
TE-E. ST' RIk:LATINGQN GUENT
Is prepared by D . C. P. 8.13LL1NE18631, an em
inent physician of London, and N warranted
to bring out a thick, set of
Whiskets or- a Xustache,
in from three to six weeks. This article is
the Only one of the kind used by the French,
and in London and Paris it is in universal use.
It is a beautiful, economfoal, sootying, _yet
stimulating, compound, acting as; if by magic
upon the roots, causing a beautiful growth of
luxuriant hair. If *plied to the scalp, &will
cure BALDNESS, and cause to•sprini , up in place
of the bald spots a fine growth of new hair,
Applied according to directions, it will Urn
ate or towy hair DARK, and restore gray, hair
to its original color, leaving - it soft, smooth .
and flexible. The " OttoucXr " ix an indis
pensable article in every gentleman's toilet,
and sifter one week's use they vvould not for
any consideration be without it.
The subscribers are the only Agents for the
article in the , United States; to whom all or
ders must be addressed.
Price One Dollar a boX—for sale by' all
Drtiggisis and Dealers ;.or a box of the " On
guent (war -ranted to havetbe desired effect)
- wilt be sent to any who desire it, by mail (di
rect); securely packed. on receipt of price and
postage, $1.13. Apply to or address
HORACE L. lIEGEMAS 4Sz CO.,
. . DRUGGISTS, &0., '
24; William Street, New York
~. _
fily pitrilfs •gijo.R . !
_
THE undersigned it ould respectfully - inform_
the surrounding community that lie has.
ta -en the rooms formerly occupied by A. G.
Olmsted, where he is prepared to do
;
All kinds of H3XIIOSS Worig
on the shortest. notice. -.r
LONG STRAW COLLARS,
also kept constantly on . hand. These 'collarsr
are a superior article, and need but a irial;ta
insure their success. ! - •
• - -
I?epairing done in good style.
Surcinales Martingale-iings And
o 2
Hume ltraps, &c., kept constantly On hand..
The public are invited to call and-exatnine,
before purchasing elsewhere. -• • -
• • P.ISIDIAIL:
Oo,idersport Oct. 16th.'1E360. , •
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B RADFUIth COUNTY I .;PLOr'S.
POINTS,: • . ,
will be found hereafter at the store of,
• , • E: N. STEBBINS - 4 BRO,
gerA large lot just received.. • •-, •
- Coudersport, - March. 20,1861:
A DVERTISE in the Joan'.
4.3,_ nal. Only paper in the county.
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El