N
` s
THE, POT COUNTY-JOURNAL
re the Only•paper ed lb. Ptitter.connty,
circulates among an intelligent, class of tieo
rie,.'and is thus an.excellent media qi for both
city and Country,Advertising. - -
Transient AdVertiSements'and those-from a
distance "mast be Caili ar - have,responaible
foreaCe.
All communications;
to .receive attention,
must be- directed , to-th e- Editor, - nod - contain
the name of the , Writer: No attention i.aa to
Onoarnous communications. , -
TERMS.--One copy,one year, si;:Six copies
$5; Twelve copies, $10; Twenty copies, $lB,
with one to the person raising the Club. The
money 'Must aeconparti . th* narnei. •- '
Cnderspor, Wednesday Evening, Oct. 9, 1861
We would be ,much` obligedqo'perions
receiving lettero from the Army if Limy
would permit us to copy, the items of
terest. All like to hear from• the ‘.lboYs..'!
Subscribers lit different parts of the
county would confer .a great %for by send
ing us Reno of interest for this column.
A REpAI393 voONCERN.—Reader,! we
can assure you, by personal knowledge,
that D. B. DeL i and & Co.'s Chemical Sal.
crams can be t.lied on as being perfectly
pare, healthy aid uniform in its results.
The proprietors are also reliable men, who
l i ve, by integr i ty and perseverance, lirtilt
,a mammoth business within a few
years past. Ttly the Saleratus and prove
our words truel for yourselves. It is for
sale hi \ all wholesale and retail dealers in
the country.
i.
licturtis of Elections. ;'
The followitt is what of the vote we
Lave received before going to press.
j 'R'e
give most of the vote for Jones and Mon
rOer they being. the only, two supposed to
run very close. : The Um( strength was
centred upon . Monroe with the hope that
.by 'trading off White for Colvin, they
miight,_elefeat Jones.' It is thought that
die whole Republican ticket is elected.
~The following are the Majorities
fur Jones :
Couderspoyt
Homer •
Pleasant 'alley
Hebron
• Sharon
Os Iv ayo
Hector •
Allegany
Eulalia ,
The following are -the majorities fur
Monroe :
Sweden
Summit,
Roulet '
Abbott
Genessee
Pike
Jackson I
Volunt4ersi Attention!
The Jones Rifles will rendezvous as
follows : Thosel coming 'from - the towns
of Ulysses, Heetor, Harrison, arid ling•-
'lain,. at Lewisj . ville, on Monday, Oct. -
,
lith, on - Wednesday, Oct. 16th; the
tilysscs division will :march to the ren-
Aleiveus at where those com
ing from all other poriloJs of the'County
Will meet themj. • • ,
Meyaf Potter, let it not be said that
we shirk our 144. and remain at home
when our Country' calls us. Those of you
who have not already joined with us,
come forward now. • Sign the muster roll
immediately. A. F. JONES,
• Capt. Commanding.
Da-Recruiting officers for Col. J.
Richter Jones' Regiment now forming in
Philadelphia, ate , now at Glassmire's
•
Hotel for the purpose of enlisting meri..
XlErSee new Advertisements.. Bor
ough ordinance. Lucien Bird has start
ed upon'the trite plan of doing business,
Ready-pay. Most of our business, men
intend follow;ng the same course; the
only course that, will give them and, their
purchasers true r atisfaction. It is poor
policy to pay for "dead horses."
"sey-We haveia couple of letters from
volunteers, but Will not publish them for
the reason th4,instead of giving news
they grumble and talk as though they
had been fed onmilk-soup. Such child
ren should be kept away from Camp an.
tiL they. are abletto live. without' "One of
their mother's akron strings about them.'
. gs..Thos. S. ;Chase, former ;publisher
of this paper, leaves town to•moriow
morning and has placed his hOou'rits in
the hands of.A.,,itounsville, for Collection.
•
Timis owing him must come forward and
pay up.=-We - wish him happiness and
success in all his. future efforts.
~We learn that a man had his ribs
broken, on the evening of tile, election,
by falling from a wagon.
Is-Those wishing to Orb thelgour
nal" with any of the P.OO Magazines for
only Three Dollars, can be accommodated
by attending to, it an early day.
repcirt of Bent MOCulloeh's
death is confirmed by the papers of this
evening•'
PMC=IiIE=2I
We Baird thelfullowing items of
news: by Wedneaday'night's mail
Gen.. Anderson: has-requested to.be re 7
lievedlroni the command In l iCentucky,
on account"of
_his" failing'heahh. Gen.
,
Sherman or Gen. lialleck, iow on his
way 6om California, will succeed him.
• • Ohio; noble State; has sixty'regitubits
in the field, and, forty' more croanittng.
Twenty•regtineats of 'this gre4 ;army are
cavalry andthin artilkry.l
Pennsylvania] politicians eontinue to
arrive.' They have notsix . ilisaeceeded,
however., in crossing '. the Pbtoinac for the
purpose of electioueeriac. ElVery facility
has been afforded by the military author
ities to the sheriffs deputized; ]who are en,
trusted•with the delivery 'of blank re
turns for Tuesday's:election.
Gen. Mansfield goes to tfatteras Inlet
on the Spaulding, to assume; chief corn
.
.& dispatch from Toronto.says that 1.
Rankin, member of the Proi r ineial Par
liament, lately authorized! to raise a reg
iment of lauCers was arrested there yes
terday, for violation of the neutrality
laws.
Bel:Ai-p.' Meeting held at the Court
House, Thu;ilay, Oct. 3 18,61, to take
measures, to assist A. F. Jones in raising
a company of ,Volunteers,-Dr A. French
was elected blMirnian, D. F. dlassriiire
Vice Presid' nt, and T. S. Chase Secre
tary.
• Jno. S. Mann, Esq.. stated the object
of the meeting' to be to strengthen the
• _
Government andto call forth a practical
response to her need.
Major Joan M. Kilborne' was called
upon. Haviing just, returned! from Camp
Curtin, where he has been on active duty,
his remarks t relation to soldier•lite were
very interesting and were listened to with
attention by the audience.
R: Z. Roberts made some eloquent and
patriotic remarks, calling updn those who
were willing- to go, to the War and who
had already enlisted with to come,
forward. and show themselves Nine step
ped forward
,aad were loudly cheered as
they came within the•bar. .• , -
Messrs. 'Kilborne and Manzi made some
further remarks, when .Majpr Kilborne
administered the oath- to the following
persons : R. Z. Roberts , A! if • Mann,
J.
C..J. Reynolds; S Hamilton, Emer
son bli'e•;, Chas. Goadsel. .
Remarks were also matte ;by the-Rev.
C. Strong and Calif: N. J. Mills.
41 -.
40
47
23,
ELEVEN MILE, Pa., Sept. ).G, 101.—
Just over the line in New ;York State,
opposite Potter County liras a rank Se
cessionist, and his wife is 'even ranker
than hiiuself, if possible, and for a long
time Tao. they have been tittering their
rebel sentiments and making Ihreats l of
vengeanct . against their Union neighbors
over the line. So on Saturday last, a few
of those neighbors sallied cut, and passed
-
over the line, for the purpose of plaotnag
the stars and stripes in the' face of the
rebel encampment. As soon as the Fed
erals made their' appearabee on the
ground, the enemy 'began te l show signs -
of fight, and even Made threats of using
fire-arms, but on lharning That the Fed
crals were prepired fot them on that
score, they changed their tactics, and
went in for a• field ifight, with fists and
a, rough and tuad,le generally. Both,
batter is—male and female at once be
came I
desperately engaged, 411 the while
vomiting forth fire and smoke, blood and
death, mingled with horrid Oaths. After
receiving several severe volleys with but
little damage, One of the tall sans of Pot
ter, succeeded by main fords in driving
the enemy into his entrenchMent.§ behind
the board fence, and the field was sup-
I posed to be won. But the f l ea:tale battery
wheeled and, charged through the board
fence in splendid style, knocking the
boards right and left,
,and commenced
dealing her blows in all directions, upon
' those who were assisting inl planting the
flag staff, and although taken prisoner
several times and held'in arkus that could
hug like the grizily - bear, sbe , 'succeeded
in disengaging herself, and 4t last planted
herself Tight in the hole in. which the
flag staff was to be placed. Handspikes
and crowbars ivne brought to bear upon
her, but" they. failed to dislodge her,, and
!she aofftinned , to thunder forth her vol
leys,,until the hills echoedi to the din of
her awful thlinderings.'. But at length
by a skillful 7,ouave movement she was
dislodged from her positimi, and the flag
finally planted, right in t 143 teeth of the
enemy's fire, and the I Federals became
masters of the field, but retained it only
by threats of. halter and gibbet, if the
flag or.staff Was moleste Up_ to the
present hour the flag is said to, be waving
proudly, notwithstanding its close pros
imity'to the enertTe!. Wellsville
Free Press.
18
16
$25 EMPLOYMENT! $75!
AGENTS WANTED.
Wre will pay 4 from $25 to .per month,
and all expenses, to active -Agents, or give
commission. Particulars sent free:. Address
'ERIE &WING 3 . IACIIINE COMPANY, It. JAMES,
-General Agent, 'Ohio,
, .
The St. Louis Democrat tells a giod
jolie'sbout a = band of rebels, - JeCently at
teciriuv aehurch where they.lad bearala
conipany, of Unionist's were concealed,
near Dunkabuigc Misieuri.:"ltapidly the
rebel • forces 'flanked arid surrounded- the
church. Gradually; `"they . near.
shoute:d an officer from 'one
side.' ,'See you :4111:11i1P1 . 1 first,'..was the
answer; and immediately the firing be
gari. The contest raged, for a:couple of
hoUrs with the rebels directing their shots
the' windows, which being large were
I .1-
'much exposed. As daylight approached
they retired, and on counting their losses,
found seven killed and a large nuniber
wounded. Subsequent reconnoitering
diselused the fact that the church was
\emptil ' during the; whole fight,- and
I hit the Union forces were miles away
from the scene of conflict. The windoWs
of the church on opposite sides *ere rid:
died with bullets.
A man in LaCrosse, Wis., a few daysi
ago rushed to the river, swearing he would;
drown himself. When ho had waded in'
to, the depth of Lis waist, his wife, who;
had followed him, seized him by the hair,
and then, as a local editor describes it,
"she led him back till they reached a,
place where the water was about two feet
deep, where she pulled him o er
ck
wardOoused him under, and pulled is,
head up again. .Drown yourself—(do n'
he went)—leave me to father the brats;
(another plunge)get drunk (*another
souse)—and start for the river ! (another
dip)—better use water instead of rot-gut
(another dip and shake of his head)—
I'll lam ye to leave me a widow, and all
the' men at 'the War !" After selzzliug,
him to hdr heart's content, she led lihn
out a wetter if not a better man, and es
ceded him into thdihouse and clOSed the
door.
PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected every Wednesday by E. N. STEB
BINS & 'BRO. Wholesale and Retail
'Dealers in Groceries and Provisions;
• opposite D. F-. Glassmire's Hotel, . .
•
•• • „Coudersport; Pa,
Apples, are6rii pl bush', $ 31i to 621
N do• . dried, • " - 100 200
Beans. it • 1 00 -1 , '50
Beeswax, % lb., • . • .20 •25
Beef, " - 4, ! 6
Berries dried, `l-1 quart 6 ` 1.21
Buckwheat, it hush., 44 50
Butter,7tl lb., 10. ',12
Cheese, ' " .. 7 110
Corn, %.1 bush., • • 75 188
Corn Meal, per cwt., • 150 2;00
.Eggs, - t•A doz , .- 10
Flour, extra, 11 libl q . 650 7,• 00
do superfine " 550 6100
Hams, ''`fl lb., '. ' 121- 115
Hay, I 0
It ton, • . 550 OO
Honey, per lb., -.. 10 121
•
hard, • 12 ,15
Maple Sugar, per lb. ` 8 12
Oats, 'll bush., .• 2.0 - 1 35
Onions, " . '.- 75 l',oo'o
Pork, -.. 0 bbl., ' : - • n Ofr 23!00
do 7 0 lb., .10 13
• do in whole hog; 14 IN. 6 71
Potatoes, per bush., .
3•71 50;
Peaches, dried, `i-1 lb., ` • 25
Poultry, 70 1b.,.6 , 7-
Rye, per bush., G 3 ;75
Salt, 1-.1 bbl., . 275 350
do `0? sack,. 20•
Trout, per I bbl., 450 500
Wheat, 11 bush., 1 00 ' 1
Fish, ""
... bb1.,5
1"
,_ -2
White 41 I
4 50 OO
Borough Ordinance. •
At a meeting of the Burgess and Council of
the Borough of Coudersport, held Sept. 26,
1861;•1t was ordained : That the holders of
property on the south side of Fifth street, be
tween East and Main streets be anethey
are hereby required to build Plank Side-Walks
hi front of their respective lots in accordance
with Ordinances heretofore passed regulating
the building , of Plank Walks, before the Ist
day of November .next. •
F. W. KNOX, Burgess.
„
. Attest : JNO. HAMILTON Sec'y. •
• • -
LUCIEN BIRD,
DEALER in .
PRO VISIONS,
GR,C7'ERIES, • •
HARDWARP4 DRY - GOODS;
• Also,
Has been so fartunate as to secure the servi
ces of THOMAS J. BAKER, who is making
and mending Boots and Shoes in his
own unexceptionable style, with
GOOD STOCK.
VA,' have concluded to sell 'only for
. READY !PAY,
.
from October 1, 1861. • I
W s 4Will buy Ashes,Hides,Pelts, and some
Grains.
in Brookland, (formerly Cusbirmyille:)
Sept., 1861
Administrator's Notice.
Nwpm is hereby given that letters of ad
'*inistrats.on on the estate of BEXJ. T.
HOXIE, late of Sweden township, Potter,Co.,
dee'd, have been' granted to the subscriber by
the Register of Potter county, to whom all
debts eto said estate and claims against
the same, must be presented fodsettl •ment,or
payment. . J. W. BIRD, AdLr.
t 1
Sweden, Sept. 2,.1861. at'
" THE 'UNION
. ARCH STREET, ABOVE THIRD;. t,
Philadelphia.
IPPON S. NEWCOMER, Proprietor. : •
Ce 6 PThis Hotel is central, convenient ley
Passenger cars to airports of the city, nndJin
every 'particular- adapted to the vents of the
business public. : ! ,
UrTerms SI 50 per day.4lag,
Newspaper Depot:
A B. DIANN, General Agent for the
1i• 'sale of the Neiv York Dailies, Weeklies,
the American Monthlies and: Quarterlies, and
all the. Foreign Periodicals: Terms to suit
the times. '
16y-The tribune for sale, every evening.
ge„At the POST OFFICE.
—WOOD Viranttd at this OfEce
MI
•
i-" ' - r'''' rCoti6 - 6. : ''''. •- . -
iT[TH Es........ o Ap,:lettlers of Administration to
Tl i
i V_ ..the Astatei 'of ALVAH C. T VGGART,
late of the ccatrity pfiPotterolece sed;:have
!been granted Ito! the .subscribers,
,11 ; persons
!indebted ti-saidlestitte' are requeettl-totnake
immediate payraetit; viol those, having claims
'f.a ,, minstl the - sanie It•ill.prigent, diem duly an - -
,theriticated for settlement. ' i t ~
I ' ~ ' . 'POLLI.''.AXX TAGbART;
,
i ''
1 - 4.)1,11s ii). TAGG3.IIT, ' '•
1 A ag.121 ; 'lB6l- 1 -' , "l - -; --Administrators.
H
A; . ErR, s
sarsaparilla
PIIEJEFUND THE BLOOtI.
And for ,the speedy. care of the font:Wing . 'eon:Plaints:
Scrofttla and Scrofulous After t lonsiaisch
as. Tomora, Vltava, Sores, Eruptions,
Pimples, . .Pustules, ! Blotches, Bpils,
iiiaill !
5 , ' . azl ,l lli CcAli ki l...tx n e, " h i td7 a 6t a h e 3gee,l.Bs9. ' !
J. C. Al en & JCC2I,„ CilltS : I feel it MY duty to, at* '
knowledge what your; Sarsaparilla. has done for me,
Hiving inherited at Serttfulousinfectiota; I have suffered
from it In' arioue Ways!' for years. Sometimes it burst
out in 'Chem on 'my I hands and arms; (sometimes it.;
turned Inward amildLithemed me at the stemach.• Tin I
years ago it broke out on my head and covered my sonlpl
and earn with one sure; Which was painful and loathsome
beyond description.ll; tried many medicines and several I
physicians; but Withoutlmuch relief from any thing. In
fact, the disorder grew worse., At length I was , rejoiced I
•to read in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared t
an alterative (Sarsaparilla), for I know!frorri your reputa
tion
tion that any thing yon male must lie good. I tent to I
Cincinnati and got it, mid used it till it cured me. I took
It; as ,you advise, in, small doses of a teaspoonful over a
month, and used , almost three bottles, New, and healthy
akin soon , began cd.fotui udder 'the scab, which after a ,
'while fell OIL lily skin! is now clear, and I!'.11now lff my
feeling', that the disease MIS gone from my ;system. Woo
can veil believe that lam saying a saying when I tell '
you, that I hold'.you to be, tie df the apostles of the age, 1
and remain ever grritefully, Yours, ! ' '
i !! 't ALFRED D. TALLEY.
St. Authony 9 s ; Fli 1 ; Rose or Erysipelas,
Tetter •and Salt thenni, Scald Head,
Ringliyorin,,Silreiyes, Droitays '. '
. re
! Dr. Robert 11, Preblis .q Iles from Saleth, N. Y.; 12th
Sept., 1859, that he has urt‘i an inveterate 'case of I
Dropsy, which threatenedito terminate fatally; by the 1
persevering use of our Sarsaparilla, and alio a dangerous
4.falignant Erysipelas by Ihrge doses of the same; says
be cures the common Einntions by it constantly- '
Itronchogele, Geilike or Swelled Neck.
Zehulon Shian of FtcLalieci, Teiaa, writes; "Three hot' 1
ties of your Sarsapririllit cured me from a goitre—a hid , '
eous swelling on the neck' which I had ,suffered from
over two yearn." ', '1
I,eneorrlscitt or Whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Ulceration, Female Diseases.
Dr. J. DI S. Charming, of ill= York, City, writes; "I
most cheerfully comply with the request of your agent in 1 ,
Paying I have found your I : Sarsaparilla a most excellent
alterative in 'the utimeroas complaints for which wo
employ such n remedy.hrOspethiallY in .Fimate Diseases
of the Scrofulous diathesis. ~., I have cured really tweeter
ate cases of Letteorrlnea Lyra., Mid some where the com
plaint was caused hy *eration of the uterus. The Meer ,
anon itself was soon mired.(! Nothing within my knowl , I
edge equals it fcii these femfde derangements." ' 1
Edward.S. Marrow, Or:v4 whiny . , Ala., Writes, "A tan-
gerous sreriah tumor on °nil; of tit females in mY family; ';
which had defied all thri rpmediesswe could employ, his .
at length been completely timed by your Extract of Sar , 1
exibarillm Our physician thought nothing but extirpa. !
Lion could afford relief,: but be advised the trial, of your 1
Emsnparilla as the list rYaert - before cutting, and it i
proved effectual., After felting your remedy eight weeks
no symptom of the disease Temains." 1
• ' Syphilis. and . ilterearial Disease. '
New ElnutAxs, 25th Angiti'oBs9.
• Do. T. C. AYER 2 Sir,; I cheerfrilly comply, with them ,
pest of your agent; mat report to you som e of the effects
I. have realized with yourli , arsdparilla. II ' - •
I have cured with it, in tiny practice, most of the cram
plaints for which it is recthitmended, rind !have found its
effects truly wonderful , in the ciao of renereal and -Jfer
atrial Disease. One of mi patients had. Syphilitic ulcers
'.n hie throat, which were irinsuming his palate and the
top of his month"' Your?. Sariaparilta, steadily taken,
:ured him lu five weeks. •&inother was attacked by sec , .
pndary 'symptoms in his :apse, pad the ulceration had.
saten away a considerable ,, art of it, so that I belieVe the
ihorder would soon ranch lip brain and kill Lira... Dot it
yielded to my admiuistrafion! of your Sarsaparilla; Use
~.,3 -
ulcers healed, and he is tv IL again, not of course, without
some disfiguration to his . e. A woman Who had been
treated fur.the game dis r by mercury was suffering
trans this poison in her bots. They had become so sen
sitive to the weather that on a damp day alto suffered ar
m:rioting pain' in Iter joints and hones. She, too,was
awed entirely by yo u r lia.Maparilla in 11 1 fIINV week s. . I
know from its formula', which your agent gave me, that'
this Preparation from' your laboratory, must be a great
remedy; consequently, -th4ge truly remarkable .results.
with it hare not surpr ised lee. - -••
, Fraternally v yours, 0. V. DAIMLER, M. D.
! ~
Rheumatism, Out Liver Complaint.
Ik R I
DEPCIDENCi, tresfon Co., Tn., fitl, July,-1859,
' Dn. J. C. Arrril Sir, I have been afflicted with..a pain
fill chronic Rheumatism fora long time, which tinned the
;kill of physicians,' and stutk to me in spite of all the
vemedies I could find, until I. tried your Sarsaparilla. Ono:
aottle cured me in. tlcO. , Nrooks, and - restored nay general
nealth so ranch that I; am It hr better than befiwel wad -
attacked. I think it a Wonderful medicine. J. FIIEAM.
Jules Y. Getchell,4 St. .oasis, writes: , "I have been
sellicted for years with. an affection of
,the Liter, which!.
iestroyed my health. 1 - tric.l every thibg, and every thing.
failed to relieve me; and I have been ribrolcemdown man
for some' years from ,rip other cause than derange-721;mi.°)
'lee Direr. My beloved!paster, the Rev. Mr. Espy,advised
me to try your Santaparille,thecause lie said he knew you,
and any thing you . made wail` worth trying. Ily the bless ,
lag of God It has cured nie,land has so purified my - blood '
is to make a new man of Me. I feel young again. The '
'hest that can be said Of yours not:half good enough." 1
9eliirrus,CanceriTamors, Enlargement, ;
!,,Illeeration,!Cariest.and - Exfoliation of ;
. Ric Bowes. 1 i i 1 • I
.„
A .great .variety of ga t es Mere been reported to us where'l
}
crises of these formidable c mplaints have resulted front ,
the use of this remedY„but but -i nn - space herewill net admit ;
them. Some of them .nut be, found inl our American
Almanac. 'Mild' the ;agents below named are pleased! to
furnish gratis to till who call for them. 1 ..
h ,
Dyspepsia, heart Dis ease, Fits,.Epilep. 1
ay, - Melancliqly, Neuralgia.. i
1.
litany remarkable ! cures Of these atTechons have 'been !
made be the alteratiVopowgr of this medicine. It st imm
iates the vital functions into vigorous a6tion, and thus
%vercomes disorders which ',vould be supposed beyond its ,
reach. Such a remedy linsfiong been required by the no' ' t
:resides of the people, and Npenre confident that this will
lo for them all that tnefiiilrle can de: I I , I
,
Ayers . Cheiry l'ectoral, i. - AGENrS WANTED'
In all Tarts cc#the'Cot'utt,,
~
1 . l' , 1.
!r:4 l
ooins T , o s oh r tP i T e ti t S o i r fi; l s o cr l i; F er r s .
ron. mum ItiFiip CURE or . . . . . 9 .... fU _Book
Coughs,. Coldei,' Infinenza,f Roar.senessi i,, 1 of the ' ' -
. i .Cronp, Bronchitis, Incipient •Con- i
: eumptioni, ant, Air the ;Relief ' . 1 ' AMERICAN RE VOL - TJON.
. _. .. .
of Bortsuntr tire! Patients' ' . ..
'
fu advanced .St.ngegi In: Two Volumes Royal Oetaro,
,coutainik
...
or : the iDlsease. I , -i . - ~ ~ upwart a
. , •
• • .•
. -.1 .
This is a remedy no amivirsally known: to surpass any I 11500 Pages and 1100 Beautiful Illastrations.
other-for the cure of throat nod lung coMplaium, that it. 1 ' This work *ill be sold extylitsively by Agts.
is useless here to publish tine evidence of Nirines: Its 1 1 „
i n a o r n i d v e a rf l I et . ? e c a u c r e e l , leo 6 e f e i
p fo u r i
En co oi ii , g ,r h y s and tiw a T e l , ds ii , n a v nd; in its
d t ri e Il i y: 10 each -oz whom a. Special District 'will be'
olven. Rare inducernedta ollered. Applicantc;
known throughout the civpited ' nations of the earth.
r licitild . name the Counties the: would prefer.
F w e eo a i re inv l o he no c reartn *C.d o ti p it e l° rson ; cr al e" ex fi pe r r am ien i c l e ic o s i a i m ts o e n ff g ec t ts he -T i ! Agent§ wanted also for outer works appro
soil° living trophy lit theiri Midst' of RS victory over the
priat to the tinies. i
:
~
sn tle and dangerous disorders, of the throat and lung . ' ,--. : •
.e •
Maps 'of the Seat of W
it all know' ar !
the dreadful fatality of these disorders, anti - } I I -
as hey knots, too; thecffects'of this remedy, we need not , Rag Enrelope4 and l'aper, liintliarAcous Boola,
.
lolmore than to assure Medi that it has Inow all the vin' etc , Juiplied. ' Addre:m ':1 .
toes that it did have,when making the cures which have [ :
~ • - ; . : Ct w
o .
. ..ELLtorr , 1
top so strongly upon the cdutidence of mankind, . I_, . Building, : Franklin , ,
i Draper s
,
Prepared by Dr. I. C. AVER& 60., Lowell, Nam. •
....1 •
1 I Sold by C. S 4 - , 'E.. 1t Jones, Couderspbrt
,
Mann 5: Nichols,' 3liiiport ; N. J. Mills, :'Coles
bar',7 ; Colwell & Dymani Roulet ; A. Corey &
Son, Ulysses,; A. B: ),lortod, !Cnsliinffrllie ;
and' by Dealers generally • , .
1 NEW :Alf,tll
The
rjustl
tVell
OLOOKS, WA,T.O :1
offers them for sale
pare. fOvorably *ith tl}
within 100
•
and every style' 0 . wa l
ally found in retail St,
hand, and warranted
Also, Beal's Patent R;
and sold eheap.l
Vir'llertairitig do.
good s.tyle.ind fair ra
Call and see me' at
Watch." . I
Coudersport, Jap: 1
3dri CORDS 0
15 tue..TQURNJ
; for U•hiult the
trill b paid;
• Atvertiiiugd
I
-ll*, SIMMONS
IDi -I ,o§ 4 4'ayo Village;
a)atge stock of GOODS of
altkindS ' sUCt - ai
DIiYuGOODS; •
1.7
'HARDWARE,
Q . 4ENSWARE;,
•,'“1100P-IVEAR," ; ±
• - ' CUTLERY;
,P,;;',OVISIONS,' such as •
111 ; ; •
I tto.tri,§;,
•
SUGARS, • .
COFFEES;
', • , ; ;
• ' SPICES,
; ; ; I • ;.•
Eiirything; in fact, of ev4,:iiinii i .,,slitipp; and
' .
forns,, that is fit , for rearing, Eating, Drink-
ink; Sleeping upon; LOols.ing at, or Smelling
ij
ill
pay the. hightSt pr,io for Wool, Shin
' 1!
&c., in exchaige, part can if necessa
• •
pay for GOod Shnigles,
li.'
for Wool 25 to 30 cts., Or more if Wool should
['
tuititnee: .All goods as, biitAi l as can be
bought in the purttry.H-44, ,
A TT •
• I
1110L11ISTE Alt: l ' KELLY'S
S fORE can - always be 6'1114 the best of
d :Cooking, Hox and k Pailur
1 7 1:'
•
,4g-o, TIN and SITET-IBON tE r ,POTS,
KETTLES. SPIDERS, SCOTCH, BOWLS,
FitYiNG-PANS SAP-PANS, and CAULD
PONS. Also, •
!Agricultural liniiienients,
as PLOWS, S.CRAPPAS. ! CF.II4ITA-
T'O/IS, CORN-811ELLBItS, I.IOIISE-RAKES,
.6,00-POWERS, I.ke, . • •
~ • THEIB Mr,OBA - ;
,
hiltiell.made and the matehial•good. Ge;Otf and
sab,.4tautial. EAVES-TROT4GHS put up in any
pni't'of the; County—Ternis easy. Ready Pity
4'41 . 4 kinds,• including Cash'
_seldom -refused..
Store, on .Main Street opposite the Old Court
HO'Oe, Coudersport. ! Aug. 1859:--50' •
. NIAN•110 OD: •
-
El ow: LOST. BOW lIES'rOBED.
Jusi pub . 4,lhedi in alsenleif envelope . :
();TME NATURE, TREATME.,,T, AND RADICAL CURE
4-SsEast.vionnuneA, or Smilitihl Weakness,S - .x.-
Mil' Debility, Nervousness and ' involuntary
CrBIiBSiODS, producing impptettcy,COnsenifitiOfi
and Physical ilehility.
BY BOUT. J. cul t vEltwM.r„ M. D., . I ' -
f e
. 11111104 MA filet 4hat the . awful Conse
cideOces.7 of self 7 abux: - ....ma be effectually cured
Without internal. niedici4es ;or the 'dangerous
tiriniications of caustics, instruments, me iea-
t i ed bougies, and other 6iitiirical 4evises, is
hate clearly densonstrat6l,..and
.the entirely
ifcW, and highly successful treatment, as adop-
Md by the celebrated aullict fully explained.
Means of which eveiy,On'e is CB111)11.1
cure himself perf,'Mtly,a4 , :it the last p&ssi
; tile cost, therehy'avoidhig, all the advertised
dos*lns of the day. Thi.s; lecture will proVe
fi boon to lltouands - andthOusands.•
ISent under Seal, in a.-pTain envelcrpe;t6, any
Idddressi poet p aid ; on the reeeilit: or two post
! de ! st a nips,•hy, addCessiag
I
Dr. Cll. a - . 0:
• •
, 1 1.127 Bowery, ..$;'eNV Yorki Y. 0. lion 4.586.
SOIETHING FOIL; 'THE TIMES I!!
NECESSITY IN EVllll:liirntsElior,i)
I. Joass & c4oSLEY'S •
Ainerictin 'CqiUe - rit Glue,
The stroirgest Glue in the World
I'or 'Cementing Wcoil,l:Tdeather, Glass,
.Ivurp, 'China, 31arlali,?, Porcelain,
Alabaster, Boric, Coral, etc..
The only article of the kind produe•
ed which will 011.4 end Hater.
.
,");very - housekeeper Sh9ald have a supply
41:Johns k Qrosley's iVniertean dmmint
York Timp.s. 1• 1'
,"It is so convenient to have in the house.
Or York gcpros. !
"Itis ;Away; ready; thislicomMends it to
di•erybody.". /m/i.pemleat.
'‘..We hare tried it. and find it as ,useful in
our house. as Ny tv Wiikey4' if he Titioix
. 11 Price 25 Ccuit per p.Ottle.
re ' dneti‘in , s to - WholeSale Dealers.
TERMS CASH . . .
For sale by all Druggists. and Store
keepers generally throughont.the:counstry.
JOHNS k (MOSLEY',
•
(Soto Manufacturer_,)
78 'William StreM, New York.
idorner of Liberty Stre'pt.) ' kfily
._r• ,
.
-44 F att
ill pti,ss ' gip? 1
rilllE undersigned would respectfully inform
1.; the surrOun d ing community that he has
taken the rooms formerly ; Occupied by John
.t . . Slann,:where he is prepgred to do
NGEillEriT
tinderAgned having 1
receised ! r la large:, and
selectil suck of .
[ES JEWELRY !
,
dirice... tb.A wilt corn
ose. of airY city or town
irery article of jcweliy,
,elles :Ind Clocks usu- -
Orps kept constantly on
1 0 . be as• represented,—
nynlreri kept oh hand.
:. ' .
~
ne 1
on port ni'?tieel,. in
1 ;
ate si n .of the " Big .
ji
. C. .. WARII,INER. •
1 11861 1
ll'. 1
f
i'WOOD 'whilt,ed at.
L Office, itnniediateiy,
highest ;Market Price
S!abscriptious and
: '
EXTRACTS
R. JAYN;E . B FAMILY , ! MIipIGINES for
salt at
• ' EN..STI63I3IN'S gt. 11R9.
000 LBS. of weoL wanted immediately
•at S , TEBBINS',
1!
Xll kinds of Haxnesr; Work
rob the shortest notice:. ''• • 1
•t
1 1 1: t LONG; STRAW COLLARS, - *.
alio kept constantly. hand: TheSe collars
4•Te a superior article, arid need put a trial to
.insure their success.
RCpairing. done in, ood style.
•
Surcirigles,l Martingale-rings, Humes, and
Hame•straps, tkc., kept cOnsta6tly on hand.
The publiclare invited to call and examine,
j)efore purchasing elsewhere. , '
S. ;I'. MINAIt.
I'Cocldersport. Oct. 16th, 1860:: • ,
,
DVE;I3,TISE inthe Jour.
naki. only paper id,tue
tO
Instant Relief!Stop Oil- VotriAl
..:T,PurirsittoPT Breath!'
'.6.tralOthen your:
VEigdAT , CONlgtairioMl
GOOD FOR eunGvMEN, .
o 01.) POE:. LEcTCltgitg,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS;
OOD FOR SINGERS,
MEM
Oi./D FOR bosstrairTwtsi
CENTLEICEN CARRY
- 1.‘..11,i) - Nd'S • tEttiaST COXFEcTIONt
LADIkS,AIII2 - DELIGTITEP 'iTITR
SPALDLG'S 4 VIROAT CONFECTIONS:
.CIIILDRC CIZT FQ
SPiLDING'S THROAT COFfEtTI4I2IS.
They relieve a Cough instantly.
They Clear the Throat.
" -- They give strength and Volume to the:vsice:
They impart a delleinus aroma to the bieetti
They are -delightful to the taste.
They are_niade of stiij.le herlis and can
harm anY one.•,, '
I advise every- one; who has
, p bough or a
llusky toice of a tad lireitth; Ctr any diffieni
ty ofthe Throat, to gcf,a lyekage 414 Vikopi
Confections, they will relieve yoti instantly;
and you will agree with me that they go right
to tile spot." You twill find theMvery nssfal
and pleasaiit while trill-cling Or attending pub
lie meetings for stilling your CiMgh t or
ing your throat. If you try one package I ati
safe in saying that you will ever afterwards
cOnsidei them indispensible. i
therri at the Draggistaind Fiedleis in 31cdiines
I'IfICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
My signature is ori each paclume: others
are counterfeit, •
- - . •. - .
A Package t , e sent nlniL bie paid;
on reecfpf of Thirty Cta ls. •.• • t . •
Address; • - C. SPALDING;
No. 48 Cedar Street s New-York..:,
CEPHALIC PILLS .
cuitg - -
SICK HEADACHE;
CURE' .
NERVOUS, HEADACHE;
CURT}
/1..= KINDS OF HEADACHE;
-
By the tisc sit4elti
of Siivous or Sias Headache' may be prevent
ed; and if taken at'the commencement of as
attack immediate relief from pain and - sick:
ness wilt be obtained.
•
They seldom 1 ; ail in removing t i fie 24ausrd
and Iteactai•lie fein'ales. arc so st-11.;;
OE
. .
, . . .
They act gently upon th'e bowels.—ienroi:
ing Coatireness. .
. . . .
For Literary' 3.len.Bttid:e'rdii; Velfcate
males; and' ll ptisKts of eedeniaiy habits.. the
:fro valtiaide as a laxative, ii4rOVing" tlie : rab;
p 4 , tite; giving - ohe and,rigor to the digeitiie or
gansiand restoring the, natural elasticity Mat
strength of the. ''hole. atfsferrt.
The CEPIIALIU VILn teselft o 4
• I' V.
long Investigation and carefully coddnoled ex
periments, having been in use many years,
during which time' they have prevented and,
relieved a va'sf amount of pain and: sifferingl
from in the
nervous ',stem or fr om ade urip d ' state of thif
Itomarii. •
They are entirely ve etalde in thef coti
t.pci . -
sit ion, and may c taken a I times with per:
feet safety with ut making any change of di:
et, aid the able cc of any disagreeable Nate ren
ders it easy to aó sinister them to children::
BEWAIL. OF COfT.N'TEAFthg . • .
• The a•entline. hoe Aye s Sigria furds of teary 0:
Spalding on eachßox. ;• • • ,is
Soh by Druggists and all other Pealerot in t
Medicines. •
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on re
ceipt, of . „ . - ,
•
PRICE. ati CENTS:
All orders 812oiild be addressed to
THE•rbiLt/sitNo ts'obisE3imag or
1 SPALDING'S
- -
C'EPILVIIC PILLS;
cVILLCON vixen ALL WIIO SLTFEIVFIt.O4
IiEIOY/Aelii
&ga
TART A. •
SPEEI AND Slat / Cf
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH. •
ausumunuminnuruntuustuu
gel„ J single bOttfe SPALIJING'S PRE:
PARED GLUE will sive ten times
its cost arininily.4o' •
SYAi;DVS PREPA'Rr.D GLVE!
SPALDING'S PREPARIS' GLUE II
„.
BPALDING'S, PREPARED CLUE I
SAVE THE T'IECES!...
ECONOMY!,. _l4Bl.lr#Crfr
Dar "A STITCH IN TIME S.tvbi Nisi:t l 9ar
As Occidentswill happen"; ej'cAln Well reg.!:
nlated families, it is veit, desirahie to have:
some - cheap and couVenient way for
Fiirniture, Toys, eiodkerY, - Cc. •
.
SP.XLDING'S 1 4 1?.PARED GLL'E
meets Vtli suck eriergencies,and no household - ,
can.afford to - _be without. it. It is alwayit
ready, -andup t'othe sticking point. .
,
"VSEFIII;TN.'EVERY HOLtSE." •
Y. B.— -A - Bi•ush accompanies each
Price, 2:5 cents. Address,
HENRY C SPADING,
CEDAR Striet, s e -York.
• CAtTRYN.
As certain nit : Principled pbrsons re attempf;
ing to palm .off on the unsusneeting• public, •
imitations. Of mi dLt.lt z would
caution All persons io examine biihire purchaed •
ing, and see that the full. namb, • t i '
.ii"SPALDL'sat'S PREPARED(II,
is on the outside wrapped; all otlitrb ar
swindling counterfeits.
, _
HENRY C. StfArA)ING,.
49 Cedar Street, ge-i-York
n