tr.itE ELEROI - 1S OP PEACE'. 'TEE Hz.RoEss OP W • PHOTOGRAPHIC POR"TRAITS: Oird Ei z.e, on Bristol Bonid suitable for Albums • PUBLISITED AND SOLD Bj E. ANTHONY; 501 Broadway, By special itrrarfgement we publish in add ition to other portraits thL celeltrateasolleztioh , bothin Europe and America as, ;. .Breidis,ArationalPhotographz?Portrait Gailuy. Brady's collection of Imperial Photographs is justly considered one of the lions of New York, and in the Photographic, reproductions of these%every centre table can now have an sdditional:attraetion in a miniature Bradfs Gallery. • Among our publications are : Abraham Lincoln, - Jefferson Davis, ,Hannibal Hamlin, Lady Davis, • •- • Wm. IL Seward, , Alex. 11. Stephens, • Salmon P. Chase, Robt, J. TOombs, , •' ; 'Sitnon Cameron, Howell :Cobb, Montgomery Blair, i 11. rj , ,A. Wise, Edward Bates, JoWtrTY/e 14 ,1 I:Giderin Wells, Gen'l Readregard, - Caleb F. Smith; Gcn'l Lee GetelScott, . John B. Floyd, Anderson, Jacob Thoinpson,' Major Sleminer, P. P. Thomas, Col. Ellsworth, ~._ John C. Breekinridge, . --- Gerel Butler, Gov. John;Letcher, Gen'l Mansfield, • John Rely • Col . .. Fremont, ,• , John C. Calhoun, - 'nerschell V. Johnson, L. G. Wigf,ol, Ben Mc- CuHough, Lieut. 3hiury, Col. 14mylery 11. Douglas, Maj. Gen.; John A,' Dit, Maj. Gott. IN: P. Banks. 'Henry Ward Beecher, Oliver Vendell Holmes; liarnee Greeley, Prof. Morze, 'P. Willis, James Gordon Bynnett, William Eryant,WashingtOn Irving, ileary Clay,An ' --reW Jaakson, Com rn od6rePerty,or..E.: K.Kane. . John - J. Audubon, Mrs. Sigourney, Mr's. Gen'l Gables,Chas.Surriner,Gor.Andrew,d.T.Grittea :dee, Prince of Wales, Dake,of :Newcastle. Za :eltery-Taylor,Georme Bancroft,Lathrop 'ley, Sam. liouston, s hig. Adams, Emerson-Etlt :eridgc' Andrew 'Johnson, Parson BrotVniow,. _,isrowelow'S heroic daughter; together with about 500 others, to which additions are be ing made daily. Crealoyte on receipt of star. Pales O . F PORTBAITS S 3 Pan' Dozaa . is sent by mail. Remittance.smay be made in postage' stamps. Also a large coll6ction of Photographs of distinguished Europeans, Ethperors, Rings, 'Queens, Marshals, Generals, NII:CS, Lords,A ' t thors Actors, Actresses, Politicians and Cler gy. - Price, 25 to 50 cents according to maker and quality, odr- establishment is also head-qnarters for - PIIOTOGRAPIIIC ALIAIMS , both as went of the best French manufactu rer,- d Hs i .manufacturer under a patent of our wit:: We have a large assortment. vary' ing n price from. 96 cents to $5O, and bolding. tr a 12. portraits up to s6,t(l; ,Also folding manufactu rer, - cases of morrocco or cloth fir the pocket, to Isold - 2, : 4.. 8,8,. or 12 portraits. 'Alsis - various istYleS" of framing card portraits, of carved iyped, metal, - paper, composition, etc., of etc rint-and tasteful designs. Our photographers now in the field are daily Sitiding us -OA.SIE" SCENES OF TUE PRESENT' WAR end views of points and things of interest, both card size, for a.; hums, null is streaseopie form. As fur itistank.;v, n, 5e,,,,,v, Re.ihn,n• at Cimp Cameron—Ta the Treacltes---.Cooking. their Meals—The Oymnasts4The J , lneti , sa Poinsonico's—Laura N.dene's4-GentO-al Street Views of . the Camp, etc. Alsolthe !telly lious,.- • end camp scenes and . . sconry ther , ...ahmit. I Also Harper's Ferry befo're and, after the scenes of destruction. Together NS'''i'll various other' places of note. Oard size 23; cents each, Ste- reiseupic 33 cents. , • - Parties who would like a int of these camp scenes to select from—the .baltince to be re turned in good order at. their own exp-nse, ' end without delay,--can bo aecornnoclatedon giving proper New York reforenQe. . . STEREOSCOPES :AND Viii VS. . . . • Our establishment is the great e tip +7llllll' for everything in the stereoscopic line :tn,i oar assortment is the most complete probably of I any in the-world. . . The stereoscope is the most inervctive,in:;,r ceing, entertaining, amusing Mid exciting of mud 'ern,inventions.l ~ . . None are too young, nonc'po old, none too intelligent, none too - uneducated, to acknow ledge its worth and beauty. • No home is complete without it, and it will and must penetrate everywhere. It presents to your view ever y part of the world, in ail the relicf,'boldness, perspective Mad sharpness of detail, as if von were oh the spot. We have an immense variety of vieet.: . of scenesin Paris, Landon, B l au:laud, Scott-mil, Ireland, 'Wales, Fiance,- Belgium, llolland Switi.erland, Spain, The Ithin%ye-sailes, St Cloud, Fonttiinbleau, Tuilleries:italy, Turkey. Egypt, Athens, the Holy Land, China. India. Crystal Palace, also Groups , Historical, amu sing, marriage scenes, brealititst scenes, pic nics, statuary, etc., etc. : An exquisite. assort ment of 711untilia?ed. fnkrior.zio; Palaces, Chin ches and. Cathedrals, of France, Italy, etc.ete The effect of these illuminated views is most remarkable. i• AnthonYs instantaneous Stereoscopic Views are the latest Photo,graphie wonder. They are taken in the fortieth part of ti second, and everyNng, no matter how rapidly it m.iy be moving, is depicted as sharply and distinctly as if it had been perfectly at rest. This give , an additional value, for td the beantiss of in arumate nature it adds the Cherm of life and motion. The process is a discovery of oar own, and . heing.:unknnwn in Fiarofm, we re ceive large ordevs ffoin London and Paris for Anthony's Instantaneous -Views of American life and scenery. • Gurb:iialogue of subjectS and prices will he forwarded to any address on receipt of stamp • Parties at a distance sending us $3,55,510, $l5. $2O, or can hive-atocid instrument and such pictures as they may request,. sent by Eipress. Views alone (without instru— ment) can be sent by 501 Broadway, New York, (3 door 3 south of St. Nicholas' Hotel,) Importer and Manufacturer'of Photographie Materials,Stereoseopes xndiStereoscopinVicws 11a6.31erchants from every section of the country ere respectfully invited to Invite an examination of our stock. To Photographers. Ou7Hulletin of Photo graphin Invention and Improvement will be sent to Any address on application. 'Nut this out for fut.* reference." 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Your Pills ere the paragon of all that is great in medicine. They have cured my little daughter of ulcerous cores upon hue hands rind feet that had proved incurahle for years. Her Mother : has been long grION , ou,ly afflicted with blotches mat piMples on her skin and in her. hair. After our child waS cured, she also tried your Pills, and they have cured her. ASA 3IOIIO.IIIIDGE. Au a Family .15 , nn Dr. 1. 1f Owtteright, New Orleans. Your Pills are •the prince of ptirges. Their excellent surinuii ally cathartic We imus.,se. They are mild, but very certain and effectual in their action. on the bOweisi which makes them Invaluable to us in the dilly treatment of dlicase. Ereacla.che,Sielarentlache,Poul. stomach. - From Dr. Edward Baycf, Baltimore. Dr. Art Ttan.' A run: I 'can nat ansivar you what complaints I have 'care I with yam. Pills battei than'to Fay 012 that we trc 11 with a Intl7,,dire medicine'. I phtc.e great dope:l -le:we on lurrifect nal cathartic in; my daily contest with li;r,aqe, and bolioritc.;• al I it that }'our Pills afford us.tho bent wo have, 1 of course value than highly. PrrTsßuttn, Pa., May 1,1855. Dn. C. ATZTL Sir: I have been repeatodly cured of Um worst heutruche any hotly am have by a dose or tiro )1* your Ping. It mama to ari,,j from a foul stomach, which they cleans.) at once. Yours with great 41e - pect, I3D. prtEnL*, • Clerk of Steamer Carlon. Bilious Disorders Liver Complatnis. Prom Dr. Theodore Ball, of Nem Fork City. Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pur pose as an aperient, but • I find their beneficial effects upon ho Liversery mailied indeed. They have In my prac- tice proved more effectual for the cure of bilious on:n o:units than any one remedy I cap mention. 3 sincerely rejoice that we have at length a purgative which is wor thy the confidence of the profession and the people. • 1/PRAP:PIENT OP THE INTERIOR, Vaehiegtou, D. C" 7th Feb., .185 a. Ent: I tlaie axed 3.011 r rills In my general and hospital practiCe everaluceilfon made them, and cannot he,.sitate to say they arc the hest cathartic we employ. Their regu lating action ou the liver is quick and decided, cal:we quently they aro tin admirable.rOmedy for deraugemOts •i• that ormtn. Indeed, I hare seldom found a can's of bi!iens dizea,:e eo obstinate that it did not readily yield to them. Fraternally yours, A LON ZO BALL, '1.1]., Physician of the Mitritze hospital. Dysentery, Dia:T:am-a, Relax, Worrris. Film/ Dr..T. a Green, of Chicago. Your Mk have had a long trial in my practice, and I hold them in esteem as one of the Lest aperientsd !MVO ever found. Their Alterative eiTtiet upon the liver makes them an excellent remedy, when given in small doses , r Ll'!inns d.gzentery and diarrliccd Their sugar-coati g makes them very accepfable 'and convenient for tLu e of women end children. Dyspepsia, Impurity of the Dlood, li•om'Ecu. J.l. ITime7, Jrlalu of Adcent ehurcA, lidston. DR. Mul.: I have used your Pills with extraordhuary Pllfili-5 . 111 my famiEy and ainutm;titose I am called tt aist iu tlitrcs,". • Tu r,;gulate the organs of digestion' and purify the blood, :11P.I' :WC tba Yury Loot ta - Ineily I have ever boons, and I can contithaTdly recommend tlic;m to my fiiends. rouri, J. V. MMES. NTAltetw'„ Wyoming Co., N. Y., Cct. 24, 1555. Dr.AD. Sm.: 7 n:n ns:n4i . ear Cathartic Pills in my pru tlee, end find them au exeAlent pus - gative to cleanse the cyfauu and purify the fmil, , ins ihe blond. .11.EACELIM, :4.1:D Cintzstiprti o!•, Conti's-el) ese, 512pi,ress:o.tp, Gout, :Neuralgia, Drop cy, Parnlynh:, Fitz, etc. Frain Dr. .1. P. rar . giaz, llonlreai, C.tnada. Too much cannot he Kahl. of your Pills fn. the cure of .cortienzw4. If others of our fraternity have iliund them illcaolotis as I have, they, vhbuld juin the in proclaim ing it fur the benefit uf tiro tualtitialts who suill'm.from that complaint, rlriclt, altiintigh bad enough in iletl f, is tit° progenitur of others that are tcorle. I believe CO'S tiveliess to oc.ginate iri the liver, but your Pills affect that icrir....n and curs the F4nt Mrs. E. Stuart, fan arid 2ficitrife, Roston I nod one nr two lar,:o do , ca of yoor Pills, taic‘M at the proper time, ato excolltml promoti yrs of the natural'seere i2l2,:n 101011 w or partially Fuppr,sseil, and 0100 sexy et - recto:ll to cfrao - .7c the stomach and , ea•pcl trnrms. They are ro much the best physic wo haro that I recommend no other to my patients. Feoill the Rey. Dr. Hazekes, of The Methodist rpis. Church PLIASO tiOnt. Sarannalt, Ca.. Jan. 0, IESO. ITosonte Stu: 7 Fhonid ha 'ungrateful' for the ,rellef your skill has brought me if 7 did not report my ease to you! A cold .9ettied in my limbs and brought on excru ciating uotrargic prtivS, Which ended in chronic rheuma tism. NotwitlisUtuaing I had the bast of physicians, the tli••ece grew worse nut worse, until hy the advice of your exv , illent :went in Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie, I tried your Pali. 'their effects were rlow,.but•sure. .13y perseyering iu the use of them, I am now entirely woll. , SENATE 01.13111E12, Baton Range, La., 5 Dec. 1855. Di% AYETC: I have been entirely cured, by your Pills, .of Rheumatic Gout—a painful disease that had 'afflicted mo for years. VINCENT SLIDELL. , .44.. Mast of the Pills In market contain Mercury, VII itg , although a valuable remedy in skilful hands, is dangerous in a public pill, from the dreadful conse quences that frequently toll +n• its incautious use. Thoso contain no mercury or ruitu,ral substance xvhatever. Pries, 25 cents ner , Box, or 5 Boxes for Si. Prepeied by Dr. .7, C. AYER. & CO., Lowell, nine. Sold by C. S. A: E. A. Jones, Coudersport Nichols, Miliport N. J. Mills, Coles bur; ; Lyman, :Roulet : A. Corey & Son, Ulysses; A . 13. Horton, Cushingrille ; and by Dealers generally THE .. • • .- POT P. 4 R JOURNAL , . . PCCUSIIED WV 31. W. 3.1.' ?blarney, Proprietor. $l.OO PER : AR, INVARIATILY IN ADVANCE. 31 " Devoted 4 the ciusof Republichnisrh, , the intnre,ts of Agricultur the advancement of Education, and the be t good of Totter County. Owning no guidL - except, that of I t Principle, it will endearer to aid in the , work of more fully Freedomizin,g our Country. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the following rates, except where special bArg - ,ains are made : I Square [lO lines] 1 insertion, - - - 5 O 5O 1; ". - " 3 ." -- - `sl 50 Each subsequent insertiOnless than 13, - 25 l Square three Months, - 2 50 1 . " six " ' 4 00 1 " nine ," , 5 50 1 " one year, ' . 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All:of svhicia will be sold very low for • . 179 J py - 0 — The above-narned stoLk of Goods is now open and for sale at the 1 _ NtEw i ßrie t T,i. Store near Canfiejd's FlouringlMill, a few rods ens of the Alleghtiny Bridge) IN COUDEI3SPOI T, where the proprietor would be pleased, to re ceive calls from hts. old customers and as ma ny new 'ones as feet disposed to DEAL WITH HMI. The market price paid for all kinds of PARRIERS'-PRODUCE in' exchange for Merchandise Alet - 1 . tat'4l, ! • • CC:9IIANS SMITE. Couilersrort, Jai). 2;1561.-15-6mo. F ;. 3 rc, - ) k,LY.C6I9IA "Ntalb . Main abovelThird St., .COUDIE:I3,SOI - I,T, PA. p.z. W. DI ANN!, ntorniETon. li ooKs MAI , s, GLOBES, r : ! DOCKETS LEDGERS- DAY-BOOKS- -I.II,<XEIPT-BOOKS; KEITOTZANTM::TS, • . • PASS-RoOKS, POIiTFOPOS, • HE;I3.I3AP.ILMS, IFirTE Q.-BOONS & lATOICE-BOOKS. . . Greek, Latin, French and German Teat- Bunks.; Alb School Boolcs l i ser7 in 4Wi C07121i21 7:ept on hand, or inonethate iiroenred when:desired. . . Maghzines pr any Peril:idle:Lis snpplied when desired. • ;,;; pf F-- A "good assortment' _ aper, Envelope., Pens and Inks. Also, of:Wall-Papers, Draw. ing Materials, Water Colors, &c. BIBLES, TE,TAMENTS, PRAY,ER k 11Y3L1 BOOKS, of 'Various kindi MUSIC-BOOKS AND SHEET-MUSIC, - Slates, Rulers, Back-Gammon Boards Chess Men; &c. PRODUCE, of all kinds- taker in exchange. for Books, Sc. [ll-34] TEE FIEZOES OP PEACE AND ri'FiE 111 7 ERGIF:S or E. Antilony,.No.sol Broadway, New York, is no* publishing, in addition to other por traits, the Celebrated collection known in Eu rope and America as Bra," s NatianalrhotograpbisPorlrail Caller?), in which is included Portraits of nearly all the prominent men, of America, not excepting Jeff Davis ? Gen Beauregard, Floyd, and a host of other confederates. Price of Portraits, $3,00 per dOzen. Gan be sent by mail: Scenes of the War for the Union, are published, card size; and . in Stereocopic m fe.! Also, `Stereoscopic views of scenes in Paris, Lon don, aild in other parts of England,and France, in Sccitland, Ireland, W4les, Holland, SWitzer• land,'Spain, on the Rhine, in Athens, Egypt, Turic,dy, the Holy Land, China, India,s . Cuba, 4c., ad infiitum. Our!lnstantanN)us Stereoscopic Views are The Greatest Wonder of the Age. These are taken '?n the fprtieth part of:a second and the rnshing'of water,the moving of leaves, or the march of an array does not in the least affect; the taking of these views. They are sold for S 3 per dozen. We' have also , on hand and manufacture the largest assortment of Stereoscopes, Photo graphic Albums, and . Photographic Materials in the United States, and perhaps in the world Catalogues, e'er/Mining lists of all our Por traits; Yiews, StereoscOpes,, &c., sent tree by mail, on receiptf of a stamp. E. ANTHONY, .501.'Broadway, jylY near St. Nicholas Hotel,New York. ~ ! TANKS of all kind's for sale at this Office , - Deeds, Warrants, secutions, 'Summons, Suhpienas, COTlstablo. ISales, Township :and School Orders, Notes Of all kinds—kept on hand and printed to order. JOB WORK at tendo to promptly, And at prices to suit the times] Give ns a trialj, The Rochester, Straw-Cutter. 4utsTED & KELLY, Coudersport. have the exclusive agency for this celebrated machine, in this, county. It is covenient, du.; rattle; and CHEAP. , Dec. 1, 1860.-12 ADVERTISE. A. DY" .TIST3 in theJocusAL! It is the on -1,.), paper in Potter bounty, and is a good modium through which to reach the:people of all dikriets I& .- purified of Oxygo bustion in Hydrogen.. ;'Sane Toned. by the highest Medical Authorities, 4th in Europe and the United' States, and preOcribed in their' practice. ,ti 7; " I • The experience of thousands!: daily proves that'no preparation of Ira-ea '. be compared with it. Impurities of the blo d..depression of vital energy, pale and otl enfise - sickly; complexions indicates its neee'siti in almos t; every conceivable case. 1 . ,_' ; I Innoxious in all maladies in which it :has' been tried, it has proved ''an - Sol tely curativel in each of the following•Comphiintsi , viz t! • ! In Debility, Nervous Affect:owl I:naanciutionsi Dyspepsia, Conslipation,. Diarrli4cet ' ''Dysentery, Incipient Consumption,. Scroficloils lllibereulosis, Salt Rheum, 41lismenstruation, 1114.iies„Clelosis, Liver Coniplaints, ebr ie , Head; lies; Rhettina- !ism, Inttrmiltent Fem. ,Pi7uple„) 'wale Face, 6T- '• ' . i . i. , • Inease t of General bilit4 whether ; ' the result of acute disease, et of ti 4ontinueil dil minution of nervous an met f qulrir energy from chronic complaints, ne t ill of [hisses , torativelms.proved ,suece sniff tp' an. extent which no description no,r)vrit:eo attestation would render credible: — '• Inveli' s so long' bed ridden as to have become forg 1. en , in their own neighborhoods, have sug enly re-ap peared in the busy tvorbras lif.P. s t, returned from protracted travel iii a df slant land.:--,- Some very signal instances ofi tbii kind are attested tdfemale Sufferers, em elated victims of apparent marasmus, iangui 4ous exhaus dolt, critical changes, nail • thas ornpliention of nervous and despeptie' avers l icr to air and exercise for which the ..13,-s'e4 as no name. In Nervous Affections • 'of al piinds, and for reasons familiar to mediOal mi ,the operation! of this preparation of iron 'n.' necessarily necessarily be salutary, for unlike the old .xi. s, it is vig orously tonic; Without beiit , --:, 0. citing and' overheating; and gently, rep. srly aperient even in the most obstinate cafes of costive ness without ever being„ - a g , ri. ile purgative, i dr inflicting a 'disagreeable seri ation. : •. It is this latter ptchterty, _ ong others, whioh makes it so remnikabi 'I frearmi and pernir..nent a remedy for Pile's, Ton- which it alsO appears to exert n' distin -,t, iand specifl,q action, by dispersing thC local •ndency which Corals them.' • • • ' In Dyspepsia, innumerable as are its causes a single box of these Chalybealti,Pilis has of ten. sufficed fOr the most: habitrmi Cases, in cluding the attentient eostircn t s.i.' , 'ln unchecked Diarrhoea: even 9.ten' advanced to Dysentery, 'confirmed ; emaciating, and' ap- 1 patently malignant, the 014 is 'have . been I equally decisive and astonishiag. In thedocalpains, loss" of fleslUand strength, debilitating cough; and remitte 'et. ha lic,wh ich; generally incliente Incipient Coniumption, this, remedy as allayed the' alarm ;of friends - arid! •physiciains, in. several v e ry gratifying add' in'.l teresting instances. t -. t .1 j • 1 In Scroftilobs Tubercidosrs ' ;ibis Medicated 1 iron has had Car Mare than thegood effect of the' most cautiously balanced ireparations of iodine, wrinotit any of'their well knolvn IL.: Wllies. • The attention of females cannot be too cop. ; fidently invited to this qmc , ly .11144 Fc.t;torwivel. in the eases pecuihirly . affecting them. ' 'ln Rheumatism, botli chronic and inflara. maiory—in . the bitter, ! however, more tlecid edlv--4 has been 0141 y Ny ell riTiort f!iy both as alleviating pain and "reducing. tht swellings and stiffness t!.f. the iaints- and znus!,, cleS. t • ! 11 • ! I In Intermittent Fevers it must necessart y be a &eat remedy am4nergetie rUstoratis'e, and its progress in the ricw EettlCllltOtS :of the W6st, will iirobablv bei one of high 'renown and usefulnegs. No remedy,has ever, been diseorered in the Whole history' of medieihe, which exerts sub prOmpt, happy, and fulle restorative effeets,..- Good appetite, complet digestion,. rapid tie quisitiou of strength, with an unusual dispo sition for active and cheerful exercise, imme diately folloW its use. '1 • Put up in neat fiat metal boxes for 50 pills, price 50 cents per' bmi; sale by druggists and citialers: I Will be sent free to any address on receipt t)f the price,' All let ters, orders, etc.. shmilil be addressed to R. B. LOCKE & Co.! General Agents, • Getlir St., N. Y.ll FURNITURE I w. H. COATS, 1 Plying enlarged and refitted his WARE tOOMS, at' ~.2 . . . 1 1 ,W EI, la S.N.r It lj E ' , 9 I hes now on hand and Will keep constantly for sale, a larger aiatl better variety of Cabinet- Ware And Chairs, thaMbase ever been . olfered 'in! thiS section of the Country. ~ His stock of common work has never-been equalled.. -Having made extensive additiOns to' his assortment of , il PARLOR FURNITURE 1 : ' 11( 1 has now on hand Plain Mahogany Si Mat.- hie top Bureaus, Card itbles,' Marble top side and Centre tables, l Fruit ani Toilet .stands; Marble top Wash stands. COTTAGE AND : '. • FRENCH • BEADSTEADS. • COUCHES, ;SOFAS, AND;TETE,-A. : TETES, new and beautiful varieties. ' • • ' • • Canb Seat,Mahogany, - Backin l g and Easy Chairs; 4., ke In fact every thing in the line of I FURNITURE •1 • can he found at g his establishment. 'Having the best facilities for •Manufacturing and pur. chasing hi , vstock for cash, ' will not. lielUndorsold. Those, wishing to will save at least twenty-five per cent, )3j , calling,; on W. H. Qoats. 1.1 • . READY :MADE COg'FINS of all sizes kept constantly on hand. Pen a sonar attendance with ] hetirse when reqUested. • W. H. GOATS. I Wellsville, Nov. 1, I ] B6o. ° • ] . Administrator's' Notice'. I,VIIERBAS, letter's of administration on • the estate of RUFUS THollpSo).l',dee'd, late of Jackson Tp. Potter Co.. haVe been granted to the subscriber in due form of notice is licreby giver 'to all persons knowing themselves indebted to.said estate; to Make immediate payment; and those bavingelaimi will present them-duly authenticated fcir set Clement. PHID.FII.A. THOMPSON; . W. 'BENTON, Adruinisers; 1 February 28, "1861 1.6 w . • 1 , . • UOFFAT'S . ZIPE:PIETT4NII - I ) IICSNLVEPILTERS:' riIEiESE MEDICINES - have noir been; before the priblietor a period OfTliturv - Viatts; and 'during that time have maintained ~.high' character itOilmost every. part of-the Globe; for their extritordintuy and immedititer Power :of ,istoring perfect health_to persons suffering Under nerirly#er,V kind of 'dinars to - *bleb thehuman'ttarne is liable. .' . 'i. z '",- 'l. - ' Thb-following are 'among the distressing variety of henna diseases in which the :- 1 yegetOle•Life llee#Ciales , • Are well IcsitiiiP ,to be infallible. i , 1 - .DYSPEPSIA,-by thoroughly .cleaasing the first and second stomachs, and creating a flow of pure healthy bile, instead' of the stale and acrid kind;4.pATULEN:CY, Losi of Appetite, Heartburn, - .idache, Restlessness, 111-Tein rt per, Ankiety, 'lli • gutir, andMelancliolY, Which are the general symPtoms Of Dyspepsia, will 'vanish, as a: natsiral consequence of its cure. " ' COSTIVEXESS, ,by cleansing the wffole lerigth of thelrdestines with a solvent process, anti without, violence ; ell violent purges leave the boirels'Coitive within two days. - .i- 1 - FEVERS' Of all kinds, by restoring the blood to a'regulatl Circulation, through the process Of P b erspiraon in suckcases, and the tber.- ' , 6.ugh solution Of all intestinal Obstruction in others. ' '1 ' , The. Lifejlitedicines 'have been known; to cure' RHEUMiI.TISM permanently in three weeks; andiGplUT in half that, time, by ,re- movingloenLinflammation froni the muscles and ligamentg of theljointS„ • : , i DROPSIES] of all, kinds, by freeing and strengtbeningthe kidneys and bladder; they operate moSt.delightfully on these important organs, and hence have ever been:found a Cer tain remedy for the worst'eases of GRAVEL. . • Also WORMS, by dislodging from the turn ings of the hi)Wels the slimy matter to Which these creatures adhere, .i : - 1 SCURTEY,f ULCERS, 'and INVETERATE SORES, bytlin perfect - purity: which these DIMMED CE ES give to the blood, and; all the humors ,i . - ' • : . , • SOORBUTIC ERUPTIONS and BAD COM PLEXIONS,. by theiralterativehtlect upon the fluids that feeil the skin, and the morbid state of which.occasions all eruptive complaints, sallow; eiond ', and other disagreeable corn plexions. i i , , • The use Of ese Pills for every short 'time, will effect iin entire :cure of SALT RHEUM, and a striking improvement in' the clearness lof the skinp :COMMON COLDS and INFLU -IEI4A willialWays be cured by one dose, or by two in theworst cases. : ' ' IPILES.4The 'original proprietor of these Medicines;iviras cured of Piles of 35 years standing„by the rise of the LIFE MEDICINES alone . . • ;; ; . 1 , , ' FEVER AND-AGUE:-I'er i this scourge 'of the Westefn Country, these Medicines will be sound a rp,• Speedy; and, certain remelly. - Other medicines leave the sy.stem subject to a return of the disease-;-a cure by these Med iciues is peilnallent-711Y THEM:, BE SATISFIED, AND DE errukui ' BILIOUS , 'FEVERS ' AND LIVER COM PLALNTS:i--General Debility, Loss of A.ppe-. tite, and Diseases of Females-4he Medicines have been {reed with the most beneficirl re sults in cases of this description :--Kings Evil, and Scurfula, in its worst forms, yields fa : the mild lt powerful action of these re plarkable Me Mlles. Night SIN - eats, Nervous Debility, Nervous Complaints,' of .all kinds, Palpitation of the Heart, 'Painters' Colic; are speedily c, real. . <4 : ,; MERCII ITAL DISEASES.—Persons whose constitutions lhaVe become impaired by the Ljuclicion:S_use of Msniceny, trill find these Medicines . a perfect cure,' as they never fail to eradicate ,from the system, all; the effects, of ifierentA infinitely sooner 'than' ths most poi erful"prei.,ir:s.tions of Sarsaparilla. • ' •. Prepared and sold by 'IV. h. MOFFAT, 1 1 Li .: 335 BTIOADIVAY Nsw-Your. ' For sali;iliy all Dru g gists:' '• - ,; 1 . , • •,. : •• . • - ..a i' 424 . 3rLD • - • ,•., „• : - ----4,, 4 1 , ~,, ' 1'1... 3 f.. 1.. •-•,:.. 1 ..3 • ... 1 f _ . , - I , 1 ItIFIS. WINSLOW, An. expericneed Nursci and Feriale Physician, - ,presentsltC the . attention of Mothers, her'; • 1 SOOTHING SYRUP, ' f - . FOR CHILDREN TEETHING; which, greatly facilitates the piocess of teeth jug, by seftening the 'gums, raining. all in flamatiori—will allay ALL PAIN and' spas modic I netioti. and i' - ' , . 1 Sun. To RENATE THE BOWELS,' I Depend upon it, mothers, it Will give reseto yOuiselved, nntl 1 , 1 i . . RELIEF ,4 / 20 HEALTH TO Yinfll INFANTS. We hav,e dint up and sold .this article for over ten - :,rears, and: CAN SAY, IN CONFI 'DENCE AND TRUTH of it, What wo have never been able to say Of any other medicine -1;-.-NEVElt HAS •IT FAILED, !IN A SINGLE INSTANCE, 'TO EFFECT Ai CURE,. 'when timely' Used. Never!did we know an instance .of dissatisfy tion b,y;any one who used it.. On ;the contra;r j, all aredelightediwith its opera ions, aud; speak in terms of comendation of 'its magical effects and medical virtues: We spank inth4 matter 4' WHAT WE DO KNOW," 'after ten years' eiperience, AND PLEDGE :OUR REPUTATIONI FOR THE FULFILMENT jOF WHAT, WE HERE DECL#E. In tilmtist every instance where the inflint is :suffering from pam and eOntistion, relmf will loe' found in fifteen .:11r; . twenty; minutes fitter the ; syrup ,is administeied. ! • This valn4le Preparation is the piescrip lion of the.ritstEXPERIENCED and SKILL FUL NURSES in New England, and has been used with NEVER FAILDIG SUCCESS in'': . THOUSANDS OE I I CASES:I . It not dilly relieves the child from pain, but invig,ordtes:the,atomach and bowelsi,torreets acidity, and gives tone and; energy .to the tiliole s, ! system. It, will" ahrio4t instantly re lieve .. ! • ' 1 'I; ' _ GRIPING: IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND it P ,COLIC i: and overcome convulsions, winch, irnot spee dily remeod, end in death:l We 'believe it the BEST 1 and SUREST REMEDY IN THE WORLD, rin all cakes of DYSENTERY and DIARRICO3A IN CHILDREN, itiether it arises from teething, or from any other cause. We would 'fiiiit to every mother- Who has a child sufferingfrom any of the foregoing complaints —DO N 0 'LET YOUR PREJUDICES, NOR THE PRW,UDICES pF OTHERS, stand be tween San! arid your suffering child, and the relief that, Will be SURE--yes,iABSQLUTELY SURE- , --toifollow the use of this medicine; if ;timely 'Liked.. Full directions, for using. win aceompany each bottle. :None genuine Un less the fac-simile of CURTIE & PERKINS, New YOrk), is on the outside Irapper. ~ ! _ ' Soldi by Druggists ithroughout the , world: Princlipal O ffi ce, 131 Cedar SI., I •Piew. l iorki .., - mot ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE: • Sala kir C. S. li E. A. JONES,,!Couders port,Fit. : { 1 16-dy. , lIMIE : 0 -W e t Ai - lonciw "° )14"7 -?s z i e,. - 0 4 sc• l\ s Liam n lUR Eine, N I I ,weig, 4Nrif teraPilt 44 Arit t DeIICMW CORDIAL . . . To•the:atizens of Nod Jersey and l'enasylo an i s . Apothecaries. Druggill l k:Grocers and; \ Private - _Primilies. ' - ' Wolfee Pure Cognac Brandy: - l' Wolie's Pure Malaria, Weeny and Port Wine,.. Wolfe's Puxe Jamaica and St.. Croix Rum.:l Wolfe's Pure Scotch and Irish Whisky. . . ALI. IN BOTTLES. I beg leave Io" call the attention tittle cid zeds of thO United States to the above Wait s and Lignons, - imported by Udolpho Wolfe, of [ New York, whcise name 'is fanailiar in every part of this coubtry for the-purity of his eele: Ibrated 5C11189343t SCHNAfTEI ' /kir. • Wolfe, in his letter to me, speaking:of the purity ; of big. Wines and Liquors, says: ~, I. will stake rt me reputation as a:ma my standing ' a a' ma, 'Omit of thirty years' residence in the City of New - York, that all the Brandy .and Wines which I bottle"ttee pure as imported, and of the'best quality, and can be relied upon by every .purchase r." . Every bottle ha o s the pro prietor's name n- the wax i ; and a .fac simile of his, signature on the certificate. Thud lie are respectfully invited to call and exam , ine.for themselves. For sale at Retail by all' Apothecaries and Grocers in. PhiladelPhia. " Geo. H. 'ASHTON, No. 832 Market- st. Phil. Sole Agent for Philadelphia. Read the followirtg. frem the, New York Courier: ' ' , • - teonmova BCSINES'S FOR ON New Yen Mesest:ter.-4-1 - Va are happy toinforin our fel- Aow-citizen4 that there is one place in our city where the pftysician r apothecary, and country mercha.nt,. can go. and purchase pure Wines and Liquors, as pure as ireq.orted, and of the best quality. We do not intend to give on elaborate description oT this -merchant's • ex tensive business, although it will repay any stranger or Citizen tot visit Udolpho Wolfe's extensive ware-liousea.No,s. 18, 20 and 22, Beaver.street, and Nos. 17, 10 and 21, Mark etfield street. His stock Of Schnapps on hand ready for shipment could not bare been less than thirty thousand eases ; the Brandy, sone ten thousand cases--Vintages of 1836 to 1856; and ten thousand cases of Madeira ' . 'Sherry an Port 'Wine, Scotch and Irish Whisky, Jamaica and St.. Croix Rum, some very old and equal io any in this country.. He also had hree leirge cellars, filled with Brandy, ti lt Win Sm., its casks , under Cuetom-House key, read for bottling. Mr. Wolfe's' sale - s' of Seim. ps last year amounted to one hundred and- ei lityi thousand dolen, and we hope is less than two years he may be equally •sue cessfut with his Brandies and Wines. . His us - Dress merits the patronage of every lover of\his species. Private fathilies who wish pure Wines and Liquors for medical use should Send' their orders direct to Mr. Wolfe, until every Apothecary in the land make up their'minds to discard the poisonous stair= their shelves, and replabe it with - Wolfe's pure Wines and Liquors. . .. We understand Mr. Wolfe, for - the accom modation of small des-lfrs in the country,‘pute up - assorted • cases of \Vines and Liquors.- - Such a witin i -and'sneit a :rierchant, Ahould be sustained against hid tells of thousands of op pouents in the-United Seatee, who sell noth ing but imitations, ruinous alike to human health, and happiness. -- 1 . 62-6m* ffli, 0 YOU WANT WHISKERS?. . . _LP DO YOU WANT WHISKERS? DO YOU WA2 , ,TT-A MUSTACHE? DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE? BELLINGHAWS CELEBRATED STIMULATING ONGUENT, Veir the Whiskers anOltiair. The subscribers take pleroure in announc ing to the Citizens of the United States, that they have obtained the 'Agency for, and are tiow enabled to offer to the American public, the above jukly celebrated and world-re• nowned ariiele. THE S,TIDIULATIN G ONGITENT Ts'prepared by .C. Pi BELLINGLIAIf, an em; inent physician of London, and is warranted to bring out a thick setiof Whiskers or - 'a. Mustache, 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, ecoOomical, soothing, yet stimulating compound,lacting as if by magic upon the .roots; causing a beautiful growth of luxuriant hair. If applied to the scalp, it will cure BALDNESS, and cause to spring up in, place of the' bald spots a find growth. of. new hair. Applied according to directions, it will turn lIED t towy hair DARE, and restore. gray hair to its' original color,' leavinv it 'soft, smooth . and flexible. The . 11 0am:rex - I. " is , an indis pen,Sable article in , every gentleman's toilet, ands after one week's use' they - would 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.," 1 • Price Ond Dollar al box—for sale •by all Druggists and DcalerOor a box of the "" On guent " (warranted to have the deslied:efiect) will be sent to any who desire it, by mail (di rect), securely packed, on receipt of,priee and postage, SLIB. Apply to•or address • HORACE L. HEGEMAN tz - CO .1 • nanooisrs, . • • 24 William Street, New York ParlitesA gterr THE undersigned - Would respectfully Worm the surrOunding communiVs . tbat he - has taken the rooms formerly occupied by A. G. Olmsted; where he is prepared to do All ;kinds ,of Elarneas Work on the shortest notice. _ LONG STRAW COLLARS, also kept constantly on hand. These collars area superior article, and need Vat a trial to insure, their success. - • Repairing, dont in good style: Surcingles, 'Martingale-rings, Hames,- and Htithe.straps i *c., kept constantly on band. The public are invited to callAndeaamine, before purchasing elsewhere. •' • . P. WAR. Coudersport' Oet.lcth, 1801' NOTICE. 111RADFOnt , . COUNTY- PLuwa'. AND POINTS, will be found hereafter at the store of E. N.'STEBBINS .16 BRO. Vick large lot just received. -- Coudersport, March 20, 1861. A DVERTISE in: the Jour ,ni.! usu. Only paper in th'e comity.
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