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TEIE:•POTTER :COUNTY:JOURNAL
the•bnly eapet.,kintilitiktd;kll Potter,. c . outity,
citcultite.s 41.0 i 6tig
. atkit . itelligerit class of. peo
fpact s Hri
eityantf i em t liitfy d ertis ng
Transient; 4dt ettnierdents sin ifthose from a
distance must Ito Cirstl'ot`liave responsible ? . .b-
All cotomtmicatlMik, rece ive
must be diiected to,ttle ,Editor;
the namelof the. writer. A'S sittniiiigitft4id to
snonymOns commanications.-- , _
TERMS: 7 OOe copy,onc year, $1; Six copies
$5; Twelve -copies $10; Twenty copies, $133,
-with one tc the person raising the Club. The
money must accompany the names.
couderspoit, Wednesday Evening, N0v..20, 1861.
jSee new advercisereents:
Divorce Notice—Crook.
List of Letters—J. S. Mann.
ourt Proclamation—SlX Burt.
• B . egister's Notice -Dan Baker.
Notice of Petition—Ervay.
Administrator's Notice—Cobb.
Indians—the Agent has shown us the 4m
brotype portraits of Otis troupe, and vouches
for their being. "real live Indians." - !
1„ Sire have tuislaid some manuscript
Poetry sent us a few weeks since, which ac
-
counts forits non-publication,
Those who have promised to bring
is WOOD on subscription, will oblige us eery
much by attending to it an early day. !
ifirMr. J. D. Wallace has become:as
sociated with Mr. P. C.Van Gelder, in the pro
prietorship and editorial management of the
"West Branch Bulletin," at Williaradport,'Pa.
'Cess to you
i.The Beaufort victory is a griind
and complete one. Our gallant navy susthin
ed its reputation, and the men behave nobly.
The enemy must either have suffered fearfully
from the shells or been sadly wanting in the
fierce "pluck," of which they boast so much.
is a world of misfortune and
one of the saddest to a house- keeper is to be
afflicted with heavy, sour bread, bisciiit;
If you are ever troubled in this way get 13. B.
DeLand Iv Co's Chemical Saleratus,
Rill' be surprised 'by its charming results in
removing the cause of your misfortune.
Stii — We learn from the Washington
Star, of the the 14th : _that Private D. H. JUDD,
of Capt. Widger's Company, 48th Penn'a-lleg
iinCnt, died iu the llot4pital at Washington on
the day previous. Mr. Judd was one of the
best members of the Company, and was 'very
active in its formation. This, we believe, is
12he second among the Potter Votuuteers.;
'Seri dispatch, front Washington says:'?The promulgation by Col. Cochrane, iii hiS
speech at the serenade to Secretary Cameron,
of the doctrine of the military necessitY for
the emancipation of the slaics in the Liebe!
Stites, as our army moves southward, Com
mands very general Attention here ; and is re
ceived with hearty 'acquiescence: It is espe
cially welcoMed in the camps, as the solution
of a question which,' rarely debated by the
rank and file, somewhat divided the opinions
of officers."
airßeaufort ; South Caroliva, is by law
a port of entry: It is now in the posession of
our troops, though within tile district under
blockade by our ships. Is it an open port or
not? Do we blockade ports of which the
Rebels arc no longer in possession ? OT is it
the intention of the Government to permit
trade fit each ports where the profits Would
inevitnbly, though indirectly fall into the Re
bels (rands? This seems to us to be ono' afi
those. 'dscs. of practical embarrassment alpine
from the policy so persistently pursued 14 the
Government; of refusing to Put in force the
act of Congress nuthorzing the closing; Of the
I '
porw of entry.--=Tribune.
iiiir•The v are the names of the
following
men taken by Lieut. Roberts a week or twe
.
alfit'e to fill Capt.A. F. Jones Company id Col.
Brookes . fi3d Penn'a Reginit.nt
Miron W. Bailey, Bingham,
Wm. Morey, Clara,
•
D. D. Coleord, 1E u lalilt, - . `
t
Orman Blackinan, Hector,
S: 11. Carr, Hector, ‘ : •
Edgar Harrington, Hector; •
George Rogers, Hector,
Oscar J. Webb, Hector,
B_ F: Burt, Roulet,
' Daniel Gleason. Roulet,
. Andrew J. Thompson, Ronlet i
'Charles Bridge, Sharon,
iif. C. Bridge, Sharon,
J. S. Raddle, Sharon. • . i •
War SATURDAY•EVENINt3 YOST.--=31.2-
fty of ourreaders desire to have, in additi r dri
to ' the Journal, a good city paper. To' such
we recommend the Saturday Evening Nat. It
is a literary and news paper of decided merit.
A new story has just been commenced, ' enti
tled "The Lady Lisle," which promises to pos
sess unusual depth and interest. Therefore,
flow is the tinie.to subscribe. Terms—s 2 per
annum in advance, or $3 for two copies, $5
- fcir four, $l2 for ten. Address Deacon and
Peterson, - 319 Walnut street, Philadelphia-,Pa.
THE GgrizsEE FAIIMER.—The Novem
ber number of thii well known and truly ex
eellent agricultural journal is received. 'We
ate not surprised at its immense circulation.
It fiirnishes just such information as', every
farmer and gardner needs—no matter where
he is located. It costs only FIFTY OFINTS •
tEklt! This is surely cheap enough for such
a paper, but we observe that the publisher
offers to send the remaining , numbers of this
year .Fast,to all who subscribe at this time
Rif the volume for' 1862 r We advise every
OW of our agricultural and hortimiltural
friends to subscribe at once. Semi L the fifty
cents in postage stamps' to Josott
Rochester, N. Y.,--or get one of your neigh
bors to' oin you, and send a dollar bill.; Sub
scriptions for the Gesviate Farmer are received
at the Animal Office.
==!
J®" The . follo*ing ifith refereciee to
the much - noted_question as to whether.or not
Foreign,cnUtttries would interfere in the :*At
of thii countiy,we take front the philailOphea
Press i Mail reb'eicsjons af“tbesti-called
Southern COnfederatiOn" infrig recognized by
France or England are) dlisipated by the re
ceilt intelligence' rebeiveh by the. Persia.—
I.FrAnee will not, and England it& not;
ae
kilowledge the sovereignty of
c"ause that would iirtual ileclaration of
war against thii bounti. At the Ante limb,
both Powers itl'e tisturally anxious 41 see the
contest ended, a consummation wliicli 'will
soon take place. France and England ma
terially suffer from the want of cotton and
tobacco, The Atity upon American cotton
imported into France brings an annual sum
of over 53,600,000 into the Imperial •Treasu
ry, and imported tobacco is , equally produc
tive in a fiscal sense. Cotton is duty-free in
Encland, but there is a duty of 66 cents a
pound upon American tobacco. Therefore,
upon 26,000,000 poundi, which is the annual
home consumption of tobacco in England, the
duty exacted by the British Government is
$23,940,000 each year. Thus, the Govern
ment of Franco and England are deeply in=
terested in getting a supply 'of cotton and to 7.
bacco. Nevertheless, they will not make Mat
ters worse by fraternizing the South.
lfirA friend in the country sends tis
the follOWing Communication in relation to
petitioning COngtesS on , the subject of General
Emancipation..lf some friend will draw up a
suitable petition We will print it, for circula,
Lion. .
,
CLOILST I IAN L. [UMW : Since the formation of
t i•
our gove [anent, there has never been a time
that we ould petition Congress on• the sub
ject of S livery, with some hope of success, as
the pres nt. And never since the birth-day
of this • ation has there been such a crisis.
Our nex Congress, cad, if they will,. remove
moral evil and wipe away the foul
lavery, which has brought down the
wrath of God upon us. While our
wasting their energies. and shedding
.d this pro-slavery rebellion,
ebristian and philanthropist at home
the grey
stain of
cieserVed
sons ate:
theif blo
leC ever
ei and Throw their influence on the
co-open
ulau liberty: It seems to me that
side of ll
hort Of din entire universal mane
nothing
ill ever again festore peace and in
pitioil
this nation. Au effettual doof is
ERRE
ed, and shall we not say through
to the proud and rehelions South,
'people go." Shall vt'e hot make the
God is the God of the poor and
now ope
Congress
l I
"Let my'
demand
, and may we not doubt-,Whether he
a victory to ournrms dr crowns our.
ith success; in reStormg peace and:
ity until ire aim at the total abolition
jy. Let, us then to a man, petition:
under the V;*ar power r to give to the,
I' onr jllllltie . , liberty to proclaim free-,
is slave, as they Mardi through the
s States. 'lieu shall 'the house of
oW weaker and weaker, and the house
grow stronger and stronger." P.
oppre:se'
ever gir
efforts tcl
trancitti)i
of slaver
Con,;tez,
leaden,.
clout to t'
rebellion
'•Saul g
of Dad
'he following letter .was reeetved
Oats. SrtioNn,.Clidpiainof the 2d
•ania Regiment :
M
from Rc
Pennsyl
liesittsacnc, Not. 9,21861;
lotte'r Bounty Rifle Company under
I. F. Jtines,' left Camp Curtin this
for Washington. They are known
any G. 53' Regiment Penrisdlvania:
re. The Regiment is commanded by
ks. I saw them receive their guns
MN
Capt.
morning
as Com'
Volun ec
Cob Bros
this mo
nin7,-- - .4nd proceed to the ears in con
nection ith their Regiment. They were at
Bfst a little disappointed when they learned
that the were not assignee to the 2d Reserve.
But the soon became satisfied, and left in es
edlent pirits. Capt. Jones says that the of-
Beets
Beets a e fine men. Ile feels pleased with
his eon ection. As the cars moved slowly
away th y bade me many affectionate fare
vrells--dnd sent many more by me back to
old Potter. I very much regret being separ
ated frothe Potter county company. But
such rir the changes beyond Control. I es•J
ja
pect to eceive orders to proceed to my Regi
ment in a day or. two.
following ate the lists of tiu
rors dr. AVII for the December Term of Court
GRAND JURORS,:
Alieg• by—Chas Coats, G B Monroe
Bing 2.m=Dani Hand,- C Lewis
Coudersport—A IS Armstrong
,Clara-4 D Storeyson, ASole
Geniee—A Kilian
Harri on--=N Stone, A. Hawks, R Harrison,
C Philt
Ilomr—G Scoville, J Quimby
.lilebln—Clari: Ingrate
Jack on--A. Baker •
Oswa - o—W S Lockwood, G Tiler"
Pike R S Phoenix
Plea4nt Vailey—D P Roberts
Runlet—Patrick Carey
Sharon—RD Dodrick
Ulysses—W. Flynn, John Ge 6
TRAVERSE ,JURORS
Abbott—D Con Way, AYon, C Kendall.
Allegarty-0 P Chamberlin •
Bingham—G S Brown, A Pike --
Coudersport—W Dwight .
Geneseo--Y Johnson, D W Atherton, J Hill
Harrison—lsrael Dodge, H. Iltalbrit. I Rob
inson, Burtis, S B Goodsell.'
Ilector—C Atwood, D Kilborne,S C NicholS,
J SrdliT4n
• Hebron—W Chandler,VClafki SGtenmari,
D That]cher 11. B. Harris', I Prink
,
OSNVIIVO-1 Pierce, L D Estes
Roulet—W McDougall, D Smitlr
Sharon—W L Starkweather, L P. Carnes,
0 C Warner ' •
Ulysses--11 Manning, ,G" 1 Cnobing, J W
Freeman
_. '
:,Alt ter to Thomas
Francis 11Ieagher, tenders his services
betiteyi- the North and
South. It is quite et'edetit that Mr.
iroes net ihe relative
Position cf the. paitfel t The rebellion is
without causes -tiotbing short ef -a
demonStration of the power of the govern-
Went to suppress it ban bring the rebel
lious States back, to t6cic allegianee.—
There 13'd kroiiiid mEiivAziort WhiCh
'crania tut int6life h tiiinpromite bf some
tort.
The n"osio'n correspondent of tbe l N. Y.
'Tribune, remarks that the "whole town
of"-Newport ; actually bristles, at this mo
ment with knitting' needles." The good
dames andjair daughters of lliaesachu
setts-. have freely given their sons and
brothers, to the good cause, and are now
devoting a portion of their means and la
bor to the work of clothing then,. Wor
thy inheritors of the glory of Bunker
Bill.
'The. British government is building 54
new war vessels. : .
Richmond papers say that 516 vessels
have run the blockade since the 15th of
May last. - -
Gem Havelock, who gained, some dis-
tinction in the war in India, has tender
ed -his services to our government.
• PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB
BINS & CO., Wholesale and Retail
• Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
opposite D. F. Glassmire's Hotel,
Coudersport, Pa,
Apples, green, 1? buSh.,
do (fried; "
Beans,
Beeswax, i 4 lb.;
Beef,
Berries, dried, 11 quait
Bucku'licitt;ll bush:,
Butter, "t 1 tb.; • •
Cheese, 1 .
Corn, 11 bush:,
Corn Meal; per ewt.; ;• • • •
Eggs, doz ,
Flour, extra,- '7O bbl:;
do superfine "
Hams, "V lb.,
Hay, 11 ton,
Honey,' per lb:,
Lard, , 4 ' •
Maple Sugar, per lb.; • •
Oats, ''t? bush:, -
Onions, "
Pork, 1:1 bbl.;
do • - t? lb., • •
qo in whole hog, 7t7 11/.;
Potatoes, per bush:4_,__ si
Peaches, dried, •11,,Th.,
Poultry,•l4 lb., •
Rye, ner . 63
Salt, - - { R bbl.; 275 3
do 7til sack;
Trout, perk bbl.; 50 5
Wheat. 1, 1 1 00
Willie Fish; 1 , 1 bul.„ ; 450 5
S:2S:EMPLOYMENT!SI ;
.
AGENTS. ,
WANTED: I 1
We will pay front $25 tow7s per; month,
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give II
commission. Particulars sent free.. . Addre-I
&ME S3VING 3liCtipiE. Gostritxr, R..JAME ,
General Agent, Milan, Oliio,
,11121ly
S •ECIAL NOTICE . ! i
'To Consumptives' i , •
'
rilllE Advertiser, having' been restored 14).
i health in a very fevi weeks by a very si-
p:e remedy after having suffered several yea; -s
with a severe lung affection, and that dre
disease, Consumptioti—is . anxious to ma - le
kilowri to his . felloW sufferers the . means 1f
,f•
l i
cure. TO all who desire it, be will send a coPy
,of the prescription Used, (free of charge,)w4h '
the direction Tor preparing and using the studie,
which they will find a sare,cure for . Consumii
tioa, Asthma, grdrichitas, de. The only ob
ject of the subscriber in sending thOPrescriP
tion is to benefit theaEliicted;and spread infq
mationhich he conceives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try . his reme
dy, as it will cost them 'nothing and may
prove Alessing.
Parties wishing the presciipti ' will PT& l i
ig prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, .:1
IWilliarnsbfirg, ;
Kings County New York.ll
3m]
MARRIED :
In the:Presbyterian Church, on the morn
ing of the 20th, by Rev. j.l H. Parsons; Capt.
G. B. OVCS.TON, U. a. A., and Miss ifeark Wu
MOT, of Coudersport.
LOOK OUT FOR THE INDIAN
PUSITINTLY INE ONENIGHT ONLY.
At the Court goose Coudersport, on MO/
VAT 1861. ' j
AHWANETUNIPs
Grand Entertainment of the manners and' en
toms of the uncivilized tribes of the Wester
Plains..
Theentertainment will consist of ,Game l
Dances,, Songs, Scenes, /to., performed at tb
pressnt time by the Wild Red Men of the I F
West. This celebrated troupe embraces tU
folldiving members
AIIWAICETUNK,
KMIEWAEN,
OKATEWAULA,
,
' TARHARGUSTAOUGA:
~
and Two Young Squaws, I
ALAZIIMA, or "Wild Fawn,"
• and ,
KEOSKALETA, or "Prairie Rose." i 1
At each entertainment the Two You.
'Squaws will enliven the scene with al vari4
of Indian and English Songs..
, I
This entertainmen is of the most chaste,
moral and interesting character, and may be
witnessed with great improvement by all,with
out any fear of being sehotked by rude !or
improper language.
Doors open at 7, to commence
Remember Monday Eve, Nov. 25. ! I
-V7. 3'. CHAPPELL,
General Business Agent
Administrator's Notice.
ETTERS of Administration on the estate
AU of S. S. WHITE, late of Whitesville,..Alte
gang cennty, N. Y., having been granted Ito
the undersigned, all persons - having elailos
against said estate are mues ted to pres nt‘
them to himfor liquidation, and all persfins
owing said estate are reduested to make ti
mediati payment to him: - I '
• '
-. OBACIE. COM*
Wor:2o, 1861.
END
COUkT . I7I.OIILMIATION.
VRE44As thet lioe. ; Robert G. ' :Mite
President Judge, and the ions. S.
Janes and, G. , G., Colvin, Assediate Judges or
Ole Gouda- of. Oyer & Terminer ,end, General
OaikKielivery, : Quarter Sessions et.the. Peace;
rphans' Court and Court of_comincia Pleas
Pr the County of Potter, have issued their .
recept, bearing
_date'. the •Sevenibll, day ::of
January, in the' year of our :Lord
. one thou
iand eight hundred and sixty-one s , aid to me
direeted,for, holding a Court of Oyer and Terri-
Iner and General Jail Delivery, Ba ler Ses
siOns of the Peace," Orphans' Conit, - .and Court
9f Common Pleas, ifr the Borou„,. , iti, et 'ponder
sPort, on MONDAY,' the 23rd day of'Dec.
rext, and t 0 cdntinne one week -1
Notice is therefore.heieby gived to ilie Con!
aners, JustiCes of the Peace as 1. COnstallkes
,within the county, that they be ibbii and tihre
to their,prOyer persons,, at 10 e'locic: M. of
paid day, IT th their rolls, reetirds,:inquisi
dons, exaMinations, and other '
to do tho2e:things yhich - to their offices ap
jpertain td be done. And those *ho are bound
l!by their tecognizances to prosecatd 'against
ithe -prisoners that are or shall be in the jail of
!said ednnty of Potter, are to be then and there
to praecute against them as will be just.
Dated at Coupinsronr, :Noy. it IS6I, and
:the 94tH year of the Independence of the United
'States of America:.
Register's Notice;
XTOTIbE is hereby given, that the Ifollnw
ing accounts have been exatnied and
passed the, and : remain filed in the -Pro
thonotary, 's Office 'of Potter county,lffir the
inspection
,of heirs, - legatees; creditors, and
all others in anj , way interested; and will be
presented to the nett Orphan's Court of said
county, at the Court Rouse in the Borough of
Coudersport, on Tuesday, the 20thl day of
Dec., A. P. 1861, for confirmation and allow
ance.
Partial account. of U J. Olmsted and Wm.
IL Metzger, Administrators of the estate of N.
Schoontakerc dec'd, late of Coudersport.
Final account ofj..avina Carlig and Francis
Strang. adiasrs offfle estate of Sthuuel
decd, late of Hect*township.
D.Alsi BAKER, Renister.
Coudersport, Dec. 20, Mil.
$ 37} to 62fi
100 200 ';
100 150 !
20. ' 25:1
4 5
,1
6 12 .4.1
37f 44
10 121
7 10
75 88
150 2 00:1
10 !I
650 7 00.;
550 6 0011
121 . 1511
550 6 0011
10 P'
10 12,1
8 12'
25
25 30°1
50. 7511 1
'h 05 23 00;1
10 111
6 '7!l
25 373
2511
5 71
. • Diirat.c6. Notice. '
}
WILDIAIID. ClifiNK,• Libel in Ditorce. •
• ye. • ' No.. l'27,J4ne Term,
ATI
SAVTANE CRONZ 18e1. .
• To Sarak Jane ICronk, ResOorident absive
named: S ehpcena !an d'.a/ias Subpcenalin abbse
entittEd 'cause hare been issued and returned
Nihil: youi are hereby_ required
,to appear on
Monday of the next term of our said Court,
(4th Monday. in Dee.:next,l to anSiver' this said
complaint. W. F . BIJAT Sftff Of Patter CO.
Nov. 14,i, 1801
- - •
NOTICE is hereby klt•ed to all Whom it may
1 1 11 concern that application by Petition will
be made to the GoNTernorof the CoMMOnwealth,
for the PARDON - of Henry. Erva!):, ni:v a con
vict in the Eastern Penitentiary , at
phia, immediately after December Conrt,lB.6l.
. SALLY ERVLY,
Nor. 16, 1861.
1.5T.,Pf
ca —letter's _Laniing in the
L-
Post Office at; Coudersport, N0v.115, 1861.
Mary Allyn, John H. Brady, Norman Brock,
illber Buchanan; Porter Clark; Ebis Cool,
Charles Danielson 2, Mary B Davia 2. Henry
Dike, Wm. Dingnian, E. Fisher, Mr. Goulding.
Capt. A. Gmild, S. A. Knapp; Ann;{ Ifovatt.
Editor of the Patriot, Johu Plants:, Jans Punek.
Margette Seorille A. C %Stephns
Thompson, William' H. Thornton,
Trask,'Nelson *Perham.
NOTICE
hereby: given to all those iz4lehted to
01.11syr.o 4: KELLY, either by note or book
account, to call and make Settlement before the first day .of Januery next, midi thereby
save cost:: HJ. CIA STED,
KELLY.
Coudersport, Nov. 5, lBa.
Notice, to the raintlies of
unteers.
= • ,
MHE COUNTY COIIMISSIONERS having
I_l • made arrangements for securikg a loan
at the next December Term of Court, the
Board 'of Relief will continue to issue o!`ders
in 'all such cases l as shalt seem equitable and
proper. The next meeting of the Board will
tie on Tuesday, the 10th day of - December
next. That justice may be .done to All parties
the Board require that all all applications' for
Relief shall be Made ih "writing„ stating' .that
the applicant has ro/unteered in tike seriien
of the United States under tfin orders of the
Governor'of this' Common Wealth, also staling
the exact circumstances pf the family of said
'Volunteer at the lime °f{l n applic4ion, arld
to be certified by an affidavit of some respon
sible citizen acquainted iwith all th'e facts of
the ease.
lit is further understoc i id it:7 the Board that
the Relief gianted onl- for present necessi
ty, andllint the V.,ohinte`o ns sodn'as practi
cable will forward a portion of his Wages for
the use of his family.
By order of thelßoard a Relief: , ,
B. pof.,E . , Core's Clk.
Cok;misSioner i s.Office', Nor. 13, 1061.
NEW ARRANE T
J •
u
The ndersigned having
just received a Ilarge and
well selected stock of
CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY,
offers them for sale at *ices that Will com
pare favorably with those of any city or town
within' 100 miles. Every article df jewelry
• -
and every, style of Watches and Cloths usu
ally found in retail Stores kept constantly on
hand, and warranted to he as represented.—
Also Beak's Patent Revhlvers kept 'on hind.
and sold cheap. • • I
zar. Repairing done' l on short inotice, in
good style andlair rates. j, •
Call and see me at the sign of ;the "Big
Watch." ii. IVARRINER.
Coudersport, Jan. 1. 1861. ; . ,
11
3CORDS ofiWOOD ) 7anted at
UF t JOURNAL 'Office, inamediaWy,-
fik
f ia F il w bhe ich pa t i h d e
:. h n ig s h
u e b st se M ri n ii i• t te ns t R ti ri n c li e
'A vertibing. ! - H ' 1
RADFORD COUNT PLOWS AND
POINTS,'§ •' I •
will be foun3 hereafter at the store of :
- • P, A. SitIIBIN4 & CO.
.serA large: lot just recelied.
Coudersport, Search 20, 18.61.
Administtatorst Noilce.
HEREAS, letters of .administ!ration on
the estate of HtTFUS
late of Jackson 'pp..; Potter Co.,i have been
granted to the subSciiher in due farm of law ;
notice isPiteby given toad person 4 knowing
themseivezf 'indebted to said .estate, to:make
immathfelinynient; and those havingclairns
will ptacipt them duly:authenticated for set
tlenatht. PHIDELIA THOMPSON, •
' D. W. RESTON, Adzignikt , ll,
'Febrile"! 2e, I.e6r I.6vir r, I
En
M!=2M
WM. F:13,171tT, Sheriff.
rematuing
JOHN MANN P. 3!.
17IE
=ways
a large stock. of 9oun3 or
•
9eOT •
'nett
DS;
'Of
Eias'inst
all kinds,DßT4GOil
ROCERIgS, • ,
ELLP.UWITt)I,
EMI
'HOOP-WEAAI crrLERT.
EOM
PPOVIS
suoAns
FEES,
. • Tres,;., • . -
FitES
ie., kc,
act, of cierykind, ahape; and
Eveutlil
;g1 in
,
forrn, tho.
ing~ Sloe .I
for Wearing, Eatigg,
on, Mc,'dug at, oiiritliiag
ti2ll
(highest prim:for Wool, Shin-
Will p•
TI
lhange, part GASH 'ffia;i:essa-
gles, &c.,
in e-'1
ME
r Good Shingles, 41 stilling,
0 cti, or More if iTioa. elioultl
for Vrdoil
125 to
advuice
owls as CEIk4P, ae'can b.
EEI
untry.—Jullt
Em
bought i
. . ,
I. ,
A T ,F, •t. . -
OEMs
ED. St' W . EL;LY'S.
(Qtzbil. e4n: always be fouiid the bent of
l•.-3f Poo ilig; 6* and Varloi
1
. •
IS T i
.. 0 -V E 1 S . ' - -
. ,
41SO, TIN and SUET-IRON 1% - .A.88, POTS,
KETTLES. SIIDERS, SCOTCH BOWLS,.
FRYING•tPANS SAP,-PANS, Muil CAULD- .
.
BONS. Also I ' • - . i
ildigil culturp.l Implenients, .
such' as' PLOWS. I SCRAPERS..ICITLTIVA
TORS,, gORN%SIIELLERS, 1.1048E-11.A.KES,'
DOG . : , POWEILS, &e. , I f • .
II; TiEIR WORK .
is well Made and the material good. Good and
substantial EAVES-TROLIGII 1 . .. it, up in any
part 'Of the Co nty—Terms ease. Ready Pay
of sill kinds, inie/uding Cash,. s&ltIlom refused.
Store on Shin Street opposite lie old court
libiift; qoutlerOort. ' Aug. l i . 059,-.50
. , . •
....,.:'i ..IANROOD.
uOW LOS ;HOW RES,TORPEI.
.14, ! .74,5 t in it /ishid i in a s ealed envelope:.
'OS Tlift ...)ATURA TRE.xT.M6;T, AN DI4DICAL CUM!
UFPER ATOttIICCA, or Seminal Wealiness,S ex
uat Deb4lity,; NerrousuesS and'i involuntary
canissionis, producing impotency,,,Cousumption
liqd.llenfal ar.. Physical debility. . -
DY DMIBT. J..CULVEIiNTEe.t., Y. D.,
11 , 1 • C iraportaiit fact that the ;awful CODSS-
quences of self-abuse may be effectually cured
without internal 'Medicines or the dangerous
applit'aliclis C ., eazisties, inStrur#enta.", medica
ted bOugies, nil other empirical devises, i. 4
here' cloaarlv . emonstrated, anti file
~entirely
n..vr !an " highly successful tre4tEleric as adop
ted by tine celebrated author (*ally explained,
. 4 -
byimearis of which every one 'ls ,enabled- to
. .
cul•e7 hiniself
ble s eost ther•
nostrum of
a licion to ;let
e.nt undo
adiress,l post
age
121 ; g4yery.
fleetly, and at tbe least pasii
.by avoiding . , t'lYe advertised
c dtiy. This leefare;will prove
t sands' and thousands.
in a plain eavt.dope,t: - .) any
;aid. on the receipt 4;4' two post
addreitsin'
Dr: CIL J. C. KLL , ZE,
kew Ynrk. ;P, 'hov 4 r..4/1..
NEW
ODS
gAt
FA
EBBINS,
'ILL BE !SOLD
1 ..,
I
HEAR
FOR': i
1, i
DY-PAY.
rt. 1860.
Con,
1312
E'S 11.EbICINES for
. t STEBBINS
D R: S.
IA
,le ac
of WObL . itrantedi immediately
5117,813b75'
000
. at
Sarsapatilla
. .
And for 'l4;e ,epeedy etre of. the fAlaiving.
,flesofala anilScrofalons Affnitions.szleh
69. lravaoks. tßceers., - .Soires
Pile tales, .
Mains, and all Skin Diseases.
OtELSND, Pth
- 3: C. Au k Co.. Gents t* 1 feet it my ditty Ilia
knowiedo . what . soar Ea:Y.41.1'41 ii 33 st mo -rvr• , r4e.
Unefug intielited a .S;:rofilluns hircetion., I 1, a %
.hom it iniarions trays for sear,. Snfuetitae,
nut in , Cl...ers on ray .hands and arm.[ iiolk,;tinies it
turned tinned- and ills:rested at the
yeara ago It lecke MA on my head and t'uvertl!ay,srnli
and ears - with one sere, which wfle r.itn.fnrand
beyond detcrilition, 1 tried many tnedlnoeaend;,,y„,
physicians, but without much relief (pm tiny . 1
fusee[, the disorder tr horse. At r:no.,l : joir
to read in the Gosro 31useettg-..r that 'you ?nut
au alterative (Sargar-lrilla):for I knw' from pole sepute
tion that .any thing yon Magi, zna.4 to ;rt.:0.,. /strut
Ciurinuati and vt. it, and till it eur..l me. I took
it, as soti ii htFc. in stunt( fid=es, of a tetts:poonful 'over a
mouth, ant Used almost three bottles. New end healthy,
akin aeon' hegea roan Ruder. the seab. lettielt after it
while fell off.'3lS. skiii is nor clear, and I Luene by xn
feertre mtlutt the di;etve lets gone from :IV sYst , th, 1:m
tan welt helioxe that I feel abet I stn saying. wheal 'lull
you, that, 111014 you to-be ono of the apn.stlee nf.the age,
and an:clatterer gratefully. Yours,
ALEftIVD
St; Allithony's Vire. nose Eris ' i'p' .
Tetter- and Salt Itlteouni; Scald. Head;
Ittngworzn, Sore Eyes, Ilropsy.. ; ;
FLOURS
KEATS,
- Dr. Robert M. l'reble writes from &dom.-N.Y.:I2Pa
Sept., 1559, that he has cured art invetrrato =so Of
thopry; which threatened td` terminate fatally, yy . the
persevering ase of our Saramitrills. Mot ad., a d3cgetuta
Naignant 'Erysipelas by large 'dose§ of - the aatno ; gays
he cures the comm.!! Eruptions by it constantly.
Bronchocele, Goitre or Ssvellea'Neck;
&Luton Sloan of Prol , nt. 'fexa.4. '-'l:lave bot
tles of your S.rsapuilla cured me Trani a
hid
eous swelling oit tho w lack I had suare..l .f.r4tu
Deer two yetlifl.".
•• .
Leucorrhrea or I%IM es. Ornrlan.'rtunor,
Merino Ulterritlo!), Female Dloeusers.
Dr. J. B. 8. Chnning, of New Yuri;
met cheerfully cornoty with the ieque..it of your agent in
laying I hare fowl.] •your.Sarsuparilla a most excellent
alterative in the wthierous crania:tints for hidi
employ such a remedy, but c,pecially in Plsej.w e
of the Bcrofulous diathesis. .1 lime aired umityinvetei -
ate cases of helicon-heel by IL nod EOme where the cum-
Plaint WWI cawed by laceration of the uterus. The.ulcert
talon Itself was soon cured. Nothing within my itiadwl
edge equals it fordlivwfenutle derangements:' ,
Edward S. Narrow, of Newbury, Ma., writes, "A-dan
gerous or-iri(l77 111h111' on one of tiro females in toy
which hail defied ail the remedies we coull emplOy, has
at length been completely Qiirell by your EXtract Of Sar
saparilla: Our physician thought nothinet , but exthiut
lion could afford relief, but he advised tire-trial of your -
Sarsaparilla as - the tact resort before tutting. And. it
proved effect nal. .After tahlugyotir remedy eight meta
an Symptom of Ilse di-ease remains." _
Syii'Lilts anti Mercurial Dtscitsci :
NEW CIRLE.S.NS, -fish A togail,
DR. J. C., :17L^.: Sir, I cheerfully comply with the re.
lnest ofiour :mind, and rePort to von scane of the: efte.da
L hive realized with your Sarsareuilla.
I Miro cured with it,.1:1 prartiee, most of tlie:eocm.
?Inlets fur which it is IC( . 01:111101110.1. And have gland its
iffectatruly wonderful in the one of nmer , ol.id A-r
-um/al Discuses One of my pittients had Syphilitic ulcers,
it his throat, sitich were consuming his pulatt awl ilia
lop of his mouth. Your Sarsaparilla, steadily taken,
:ured hint in fire weeks. Another. was Attacked by sec
cudury symptoins in his nose. nod theilihtlntit. , ll Lod
saten away a consiM•rable part of it, so tlipt. 1 Indieve tlw
disorder would sum, teach his Lrailk and hilt larot
yielded to my administration of your Sarsaparilla*: ti
ulcers healed. and be is well a g ain, is d.of course wit Itotic
tome disfiguration to his f.tre. A Woman who hail laws'
treated eor the saute disorder by It:menu waii, stiff:ming
from this poison in her Pones. They h a d Fra sen
sitive to OM - weather that un u damp day sho e•s
:rug:luting pain in her joints and bones. be: STO3
cured entirely by your itarsaparilla in it few weeks. L
kiwi,' from its forniula. which your agent gave use, that
thib PreParatisn ,tutu yodr laboratory:mm.4 Les grritt
remedy • cousequentl, these truly &emit kaLie results
with it harp not surpried we.
Fraternally yours,
• Rheumatism; Gout, - Liver iComulaint.
iNnitto:sr.ses. Pieidon Ca., - Ca.. Clis July, ISI9.
• Da..l:-C. A vra : Sir, I lair - a b a st utllicle t with a ICin
ful chronic Rheumatism for n long time; witiat be9bal tits
of 'ltityrichtits, end And:. to me in ti 'tile of all th..
:•emedles l could find, until I triad yhur Fat. Onel
docile clued me in two Ix e.ks, and re,torett 'nty gybrral
health au much that I am far better that betixo 1 was
',Mucked. I it a n cahliet Gil medicine. J. I'ItLA
• Jules Y. (jets tell. of St. Louis, writo: L have ivn.
' for years . with an affection rit the Liver, which
Jestray.ed my health. I tried every thing and every thin;
fallel relieve toe; at.d 1 have been a L ' vet,enalnn n nom
for yenta fl on: no ether cootie than clei - anyeaHini of,
thr Lirer. 31y beloved pa...tor. the Rev. Mr. Epr,
Ma to try your San-hp:lrina, because he said he knew NM:,
and our thing you talc wa. worth trying. Ity the
fif 00.1 It has a tiretl Into. and hat 1.,7 put if.cd tr Lloo.l
as to noilni a riisv nun: of I feel youuti . Thu
trot that candle raid of yea is not h:df goal ,stou;;lx."
Sc is •
Itrus,fiatieer Tumors ' EnlargeMent.
Eiceratioya, Caries and Jamfoliation of
the Bones.
- • .
- A zn at r.dt holy „r cr.tstl hare love refotted b no Is itetk.'
cures of complain to let-C IttPin
:lie use of this reiiedy, Lot our iiac, here will not admit .
m
them. Soe r.f 'theta :nay be found in ear Anadisiot
Almanac . , vi hieli the agents below LNIIICS are i•lcust,l to
furnish ' Fiat's to alt who call for them.
Dyspepsia. llertzt Disease. Fits, Epilep
. sy,, Melancholy, Neuralgia.
Many lematli:tble cures of I.lseFe. Lffectious hare been
;1111tle nit,t,fire pen etc pf thin tnedicine. Irtittiniu
tates.the vital funciiMic into tigoroi, action, mid f butt
iveceittkin,4 ditnttrde: a a L'ich a oil be sultpit;t:i•ii hoyette: iii
tench._ 1-t:iich a remedy ha' bperi rtNiiirett Lv the
,p
-e hies
of (1,1, ple, and we nxe CWI ndelit Abet thh
in ter titptn that ittc Wine can do.
_
$1 •
Ayer ~ e nerry Peptoral,
FOR TEL I:APID- Lllm 02;
Coughs, (*olds,. litiarsencesi
Croup, Bronchitis, Yytcipiciltt con—
aataption, anti for ',the -
of Consumptive 'Patients
in advanced stagesi
of the - Disease.
Irbr. to it remedy Pa utlivereelly known In eerp;:=<,sri
other for the cure of throat and lui;y: conploinh.. tiott ;t
is useloss here to pul,k,h the evidebee t f isis vi; . tae
unrirnlled exrdieuve fir coughs nut! cads, arld i Italy
wonderful cures of pulmonsry tliNce.se, hz‘e t ,. it
known throngisont 'the civilized nations lc: the :1..
Few are the cerntonnities. or_ecen
tare. not some personal l!iiperience of its
tome liviux trophy in their- of itosiCtory.orer tho
tubtle.and 'dangerous . disorders of the Omit mid
As all:iinew the di eadfni fats!ity Sd thes!l
as tL', know, too. the effects of the remedy., we io Pij be.t
Yo more.thnn to risioirs thetn that it has nW.: all. the sir-.
mes tlint it did have when.wishirg, the Cll 7.1:f. Whial tau
won eo ettongly noGn tho ronkdeneo of roailkin,l.
Prepared by Dr. J.C. AYES & CO., Idiwell,3l..i?s:
Sold by .C- S &
; I N. J. •
burg; Lyina.n, PA)ultt : c. ,, ry
Son, 151vssk - .-s; A B. lioncm,.
and by Deale.7i
Mill
,•:: t
•:: ` `l 4 -- •
r iltiv -I :;,,Oit i ellF,S ; it. e ‘ • l ' ' '''i n l l
- , l r C -.'..
WIRT; undersignerlwonitite:peet:if::'-- -
the snrrounding.eninnpink . .
taken the 'rooms formerly- nem:pie-IL:,
.S. :.‘lann, r.-bere he is prepetredio ,•do
All kincle. of Harness
.on the shortvst
LONG: STRAW C01N,.", -
also kept constantly on bawl. UT :,t!
are a superiai• article; and need but
insure their ;311CCCF3.
■
„ llepriirinj done is 9904 gl , J . 7 e.
• Snrengles, - ;kiartintfair-rins, 15 -Tries. - ana
rr a th' e strap., k:plit'consta:.o:;
Tie public are invited to cral
before ratehasiu,g el - sewbere. , ,
,
I
. S.. P.
Ccizdtrzpoit Oct. I.6th, I ‘a , Cl). • I.
. Notice: -:'•
WHEREAS. fetters of iiiitni:V•
the estate of i1,V.111 C. • i. i*,
' late - of the - chanty of l'otter.
been. grahted-to the
indebted- to said er‘tate are r'eque.;-:1.- , 1.i.
imme tit te payment, ttn.l abuse baClt
againlit•,rettne, will present-them a:Lk 4.1:
thentinated for setileraent, -
• . ANN
JOLTY P. TAGII.-ITZT.
21, 1861
„
A DvERTIsE in tr..,•
oar. only: r3..i,er
EiS2
G. V. LARIMEn, I. n
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