II
THN POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL
Ia th . only paper published in Potter comity.
ply nand
among an intelligent class of peo
le:: an d is thus an excellent medium for both
P city snd Country Advertising.
Transient Advertisements and those 'from a
distoc e must be Cash or gave responsible re
ference,Aii - •
co mmunieations, to receive attention,
oust be directed to the Editor, aid contain
the n ame of the writer. No attention paid to
anon ymous communications.
TEll3lB.—One copy,oneyear, $1; Six copies
5; Twelve copies, $lO ; Twenty copies, $lB,
with one tc the person raising the Club. The
gooey must accompany the names. •
ca l em port, Wednesday Etrening, Dec. 11, 1881
'O-The usual amount ofreading mat-,
ta li; crowded out, tats week-, to give
room for the Iklessage of the Presided
and some new,adversisements.
SL Jones' advt. Now is your time to
paritaFe your Winter Goods. Call and
see their new Stock.
46y-Thosp who wish to invest in United
States Treasury Notes can have a chance
hough Jay Cooke & Co. See advt.„ •
LIVERY. -1) . V. Glassinire advertise's
. a livery in connection with his hotel. t ,
A NEW, HOTEL IN 'COUDERSPORT.-
Mr. A. S. Armstrong ha;ging refitted and
iumished in good style the house former.
ir oce upied by Mr. Rice is now ready to
accommodate the traveling public in the
best manner. Give him a call and vdu
kill find him an
. agreeable and obliging
host.
Par The following Congressional items
which:we copy Will show pretty clearly
the course Congress will take this'winter:
The traitor, John C. Breckinridge, was
expelled from the United States Senate
•
by 36 yeas,: •no man having, the face to
vote against The 'resolution.
Mr. Holman of ;Indiana, in the HouSe,
'offered a -series of -resolutions' reiterating
the sentiments of the Crittenden resolu
tions, and reaffirir;ing them. These were
laid on the table by .v. vote of ilagainst.os.
In the House, Jr. Gurley of Ohio,.
pave notice cf his intention to introduce
a bill confiscating all:property of Rebels,
_making . their slaves free wen, giving thew
employment during the war, then ap
prenticing Cam to loyal wasters, and
finally 'colonizing them.
Mr. Hale introduced into the Senate a
resolution ,instructing the ',Committee on
the Judiciary to inquire kilo the expedi
ency of abolishing, the present Supreme
Court, and of establishing another which
stall: meet the requirements of the Con
tititution.
Mr. Cox of Ohio introduced into the
Rouse of Representatives a resolution to
'the l effect that there had been virtually
Cxchinga of prisoners during this war,
'and that the interests of the army and qt
humanity demand such exchange ; there
ford - 'calling on the President to take
measures to this end.
Mr. Saulsbury of Dc ware caused some
amusement in the Senate ny offering a
resolution to appoint Messrs. Fillmore,
Evt.rett, t Dallas, Taney, and same others,
a Commission in the part of the. North
to meet a similarly constituted Commis
sion from the South, ani bring the war
at once to a satisfactory termination.
After the Senate had launed at the res
olution it - was brushed aside.
fe-The Secretary of the Treasury has
issued an order the chieffeatures of which
arc these : The Secretary of the Treasury
is to appoint 'agents, who shall reside at,
such ports or places. in the territory of
the Rebels as are now or, may hereafter
be ocCupiedlaVthe National troops; the
grand duty of these agents shall be 'to
gather and prepare for market the crops
grown in the regions under their super-
vision. In this work the military and
naval -forces Of the United States shall
aid by giving protoctiob, Moreover, all
slaves found within the limit of the agent's
authority may be and are to be by him
employed in gathering and preparing for
market the cotton and other crops; lists
of the names, sex. ace, and general condi
tion of their al edged owners,are toybe kept
by the agent; the slaves so enrolled will
be set' to work in a systematic manner,
and a strict account of their labor kept,
for which a fair i ratc of compensation will
be paid. A record of all products and
all stock taken possession -of will also ' be
kept, that of each plantation by itself;
and when packages are shipped they are
to be so marked that they can be easily
distinguished. When the cotton and
other articles are prepared for market,
they shall be shipped to New York, con
signed to the designated went here. This
order, which comes in 167.,ical sequence
after the success of the expedition, will
be with alacrity indorsed in all its provis
ions; by the people of tl•e North, who-de
sire and rejoice in enlivhtened progress
XtEirThe Message et_ Gov.klieks to,the
Maryland Legislature 'was delivered Dec.
4th. He says he hasf called together that
bodyin order that tizey may: take the
necessary steps to vindicate the honor
and loyalty of the State. He urges meas
ures for-the payment of their portion of
the expenses of the war, and fur raising
and equipping Maryland's quota of men:-
He also calls for provision fur the sum
tnary punishment of those in the State;
Who aid' and abet treason. -
- Opdyke, Republican, has
been:. elected Mayor of New York City
over the corrupt Fernando NVoikl,"who a
few months ago advised New- York - city
to secede from the State, and proclaim
itself a Free City open to the commerce,
of the whole world. This triumph of the
Republicans is a most significant endorse
ment of the Administration and is "partie
ularly gratifying at this tiara when such
a large amount of money is necessary
for the maintenance of the gov,ernment.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.—
We shall never tire of prsising D. B. Do
Land & Co.'s Cherubs' Saleratus. Ne
hail its advent with joy as we have king
been tut of patience with the inferior
stuff that has spoilt our bread, biscuit,
cakes, &c. D. B. De Land .S; Co. ought
to draw a pension for introducing this
wholesome article before the world. It
is now for sale by most dealers in the
country.
$25 EDI PLOTiII ENT $75,1
AGENTS WANTED.
We will pay from $25 to $75 per month,
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give a
commission. Particulars sent free. Address
EATS 81:WING 11ACfIVli C0ME..17, R. JAMES,
General Agent, Mila.n, Ohio, au2lly
SPECIAL NOTICE
To Consumptives.
FIVIE Advertisei, having been restored to
_L health in a very few weeks by a very, sim
pie remedy after having suffered several years
w , th a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption—is anxious to Make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure. .To all who desire it, he will send a copy
of the prescription used, (free of charge,)with
the direction for preparing and using the same,
which they will. find a sure cure for Consump
tirin, Asthma, Hronchitits, &c. The only ob
ject of the subscriber in sending the Prescrip
tion is to benefit the atiiicted,and spread infor
mation which he conceives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his reme
dy, as it will cost them nothing and. may
kove a blessing. •
]Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. 'WILSON,
Williamskourk,
Kings County, New York.
3ro]
UNION HOTEL ,
COUDERSPORT, POTTER CO - DNTY, PENN.,
A. S. ARMSTRONG
HAVIN G
refitted and newly fuinished the
II house on Main street, recently occupied
by R. Rice. is prepared to accommodate the
traveling public in as good style as can be had
in town. Nothing, that can in any way in
crease the comforts of the guests will be ne
glected.
.Dee. 11,1861
NEW--NATIONAL LOAN.
Seven and Three-Tenths Pr. Ct.
TREASURY .NOTES,
Now ready for delivery at the office of
JAY. COOKE & Co., Bankers,
No. 114 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
PURSUANT to inQtructions front the Secre.
tary of the Treasury, the Subscription
Book to the'NEl4 NATIONAL LOAN of Treas
ury Notes, bearing interest at the rate of seven
and three-tetiths per ceut. per annum, will re
main open at my. office, No. 114 S. Third
Street, until further notice, from 8 A. M. till
5 P. M., and on Mondays till 9 P. M.
These notes will be of the denomination of
FIFTY DOLLARS. ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, and FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS, and are all dated 19th of
August, 1861,payable in gold, in three years,
or convertible into a twenty years' six per
cent, loan, at the - option of the holder. Each
Treasury Note has interest coupons attached,
which can be cut MT:lnd:collected in gold at
the Ifint, every six monthS, and al the rate of
one cent per day on each fifty dollars.
Payments of
. subsctiptions may be made in
Gold or Checks, or Notes of the Philadelphia
Banks.
PARTICS AT A.DISTANCIC Can remit by their
friends, through the mail, or by express, or
through Banks, and the Treasury Notes will
be immediately delNered, or sent to each sub
scriber as they may severally direct.
Parties remitting aniist add the interest from
the 19th of August, the date of all the &he
notes, to the day the remittance reaches Phil
adelphia, at the rate of one cent per day on
each fifty dollars.
Apply to or address
JAY= COOKE, Subscription Agent, •
Care of Jay Cooke 8 Co.. Bankers,
No. 114 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
NOTICE TO Bl.4.ltriSlll EN:
rORTY - Men wanted for the. Pennsylvania
Company of the 2d Regiment Berdan's U.
S. Sharpshooters now in Camp at Washing
ton. Pay and rations to commence immedi
ately on signing the muster roll. All able
bodied metiwishing to juin the above compa
ny will please report to me at the Lyman
'house, Ulysses, Pa.
Sergeant B. S. COREY,
• Recruiting Officer.
Nov. 30th 1861. . • I
JIST OF CAUSES for trial in the Court of
Common Pleas of Potter county, at Dec.
Term 1861.
Wm V Beating et al vs Chester Prouty
Christopher Evelin vs James Bartron •
A D Corey vs Wm Corey
Potter 4.• Brooks vs S C Lewis
I Byam and Wife vs C S Jonas, adms.r.
I Byam and Fanny his wife ti s J Mann &Graves
W T Jones use of H Cobb adm vs Tyler&Dolbe
Ji H Nichols vs W G Sutherland .
WlThletzger&A.Strong v.. WT&AFJOnes
Roswell Owen vs L F•illayn rd
PAStebbins vs W T Jones A F JoneS t CSmith
Crittenden & Langdon vs . Stephen' Horton
S W Payne & Co. vs W Sjones and A F Jones
rs /I
Wrn L Shatter vs John Mason & Geo Marvin
James Shaffer Vs fi W May and M W Smith
S P Reynolds & Benj. Rennells
Thos Hart vs J Jourdan
Johnson, Wells & Co vs Forgus Gee
G W Hollenbeck et al vs J W Rounds .
Cath Bryant vs II H Dent
Joseph Stone jr vs Holly & Adams
L Canfield vs Win Ennis
Peter B Dedrick vs 'Wm F Butt
Lewis'Wood vs Willard Chandler;
Wm H Metzger vs Sobieslpt Ross ;
Clara Selitol Dis: vs' Garret Fosmer :
Fox & Ross vs E. Dibble & L Dibble
Wharton School dis. ys JHartron;:et al.
Lewis Wood vs Nelson Easty
IL J. OLMSTED; Proth'y. •
Coudersport, Dec, 2, 1861
W'RICF # CIIRRUNT.
•
Corrected every Wednesday by P:'A. STEB.
BINS - tr. -C O . ; Wholesale and ,Itetail
Dealers in; 'Groceries and Provisions;
• opposite D. P. Glassmire's Hotel,
•Coadersport; Pa
Apples, nreen.,ll bush:,
do dried, -
Beans;' '" '
Beeswax, `ifl lb., .
Beef,
Berries, dried,'quart
Buokwheat,'% 11 1
bush.,
Butter, `7O lb.,
Cheese„ . .
Corn, ? bash.,
Corti Meal, 'per cwt.,
ggs, doz. ,
Flour, extra, "V bbl.,
do superfine
Rams, `l4 lb.,
Hof,: ri? ton, • .
Honey, per lb., •
Lard, , gi
Maple Sugar, per lb.,
Oats, 14 bush.,
Onions, 4.1
Pork, 141)bl.,
lb.,
do in whole hog, lb.,
Potatoes, per bush.,
Peaches, dried, 111 lb.,
Poultry, %1
Rye, per bash,
Salt,``? bbl.,
do, 17 . 1 sack,
Trbat, per bbl.,
Wheat,
White Fish, bbl.,
CHEAP GOODS!!
To the [ Families orttolunteers
Goods at New York 'WEIGLE.
SALE PRICES.
PROVISIONS AS CHEAP AS CAN
BE 8p1.10,-AT IN WELLSVILLE.
C. H. SIMMQNS,
OSWAYO, VILLAGE,
Gives notice to the families of Volunteers that;
he will sell for CASH, Goods at the Wholesale
Prices in New York Or Provisions as cheap as
they can be bought in Wellsville.
hood Extra FLOUR i for $l.OB per shck
XX for $1.50. ,
Good SHEETINGS from 8 td 10 cts
Good PRINTS, warranted fast colors, from
8 to 10 Ms.
Good TEA fo• 75 cts
CANDLES fur 12 tts
SUGAR from 8 to 10 cts
Good TWEED CIiOTII for 18 cts
Good DELAINES from 12 to 18 ets
Good DENIMS from 9 to 12 cts. .;
Woman's KIP SHOES for 7';' cts per pair'
And all Goods in proportion. He will have
constantly on hand a lark° stock, from which
to select, for all those who wish to
Save from 25 to 50 per cent.
November 29.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY, VIRTUE of sundry writs of Venditioni
ExPonas, Fieri Facias and Levari Facias
issued out of the Court of C03111710/Z Pleas of Pot
ter Comity, Pennsylvania, and to me directed, I
shall expose to public sate or outcry, at the Court
House in ;Coudersport, on MONDAY, the 23rd'
day of Dec: 1861, at 10 o'clock, a. m., the fol-,
lowing described red est.ite, to wit : 1
• i
Certain real estate in Hector township, Pot
; ter co. Pa.. described as follows, viz , corn 7,
mencing;at a post the south-cast corner of lot;
no. 9 of the allotment of the Bingham,lands
in said township, thence west 155 perches.
'thence north 129 perches, thence east 155 ;
Iperches, thence south 129 perches to the place;
of beginning, containing one hundred and i
twenty-five acres and being lot no. 8 of the
allotmenit of the Bingham lands in Hector
townslriti and part of warrant nnmbered 1187;
about twenty acres of which are improved and
upon which one log house is erected. Seized
taken in
;execution and to be sold as the pro
perty of Wm. J. Skinner. . . ..
ALSO—A certain tract of land situated in
Eulaiia and Roulett townships : beginning at I
a post on the north bank of the Allegany river, I
and on an island thence north 70 5-10th per
cites to a post corner, thence east 80 perches
to a post corner; thence south 102 5 10th per.;
i ehes to a post on the north bank of the Ane-,
gany river; thence down the river north. 81
degrees west 80 perches, thence south 50 ,
de
grees west 29 perches, thence south 'l7 de-.
grees west 19 5-10 perches, thence north 64
degrees West 16 perches, thence north 60 de. , l
grees west 17 5-10th perches to the place of;
beginning containing fifty acres and the usual
allowance for roans, &c., being. part of:war;
rant 3896 with about 40 acres improved, one
frathe house, one log house and an apple or- ,
chard thereon. Seized taken 'in execution '
and to tie sold as the property of G. 11'. Turner
ALSO—A certain tract of land *situate in
Ulysses township, bounded on the narth by
Bingham lands and Arnold Smith, on the east '
by Tames Burt, on the south by Binghatu lands
and on the west by Arnold Smith, containing
one hundred acres with the usual allowance
for road's, about eighty acres of which are
improved, with one frame barn, one frame
shed and one frame house, and two apple orr
chards thereon. Seized, taken into execution
and to be sold as the property of George Van
'gilder.
W.ll. F. BURT, Sheriff.
Dec. 2, 1861
MEAT ! MEAT; ! IYEEAT ! !
irt'nt. Beaver, Butcher,
/"t AN still be found at the old stand on Se,
cond Stieet, where all kinds of FRESH
MEAT, of the best quality can be had.
Such asl
SALT and FRESH PORK,
CORNED BEEF,
And all ikinds of
SAUSAGES.
Ise invites all the_cit4ens of Coudersport to
give him a trial.
.cleat 'will be sold at the lowest prices,
ge.,..CASH must be paid. for all meat pur
chased. "Small profits anitgolick sales,"is his
Cuott Nv.1e2'3,1861. -
NEW, arrival of Goodsevery week at
STEBBINS.
.401JELT PROCLAMATION,
vuIIEREAS the Don. RobirtlG., White
VY ,President Judge, - and the lions. C. S.
Jonei and' GI G. Colvin, Associate Judges or
the Courts of Oyer & 'Terruinei and General
Jail Deliver?, QuarterScssionSJ of the PeaCe,
Orphans' Court andldogrt of ortimon Pleas
for the County of P l otter, have issued their
precept,' bearing date : the seventh day of
January, in !the year, of our L, Mil one thou
sandeiglit hundred :and sixty- 6 r4, and to um
direlted,for holding 'a Court of Oyer and Term
iner and General Jail: Deliver?, (tuarterfies
sions of the Peace, Orphans' Oburt, and Conti
of Common Pleas, in the Borokh. of Gouda ,
sport, on AIONDA.,' the 23i , U. .day of Dec.
next, and to: continue one weeh •
;Notice is therefore hereby evento the Cor.
otters; JustiCes of the .Rence ;and Donstablesl
within the county, that they h then and therei
in their. proper persons, at 10 1 0'ciock A. 1h oil
said day, with their rolls, records,
inquiet
tions, examinations, and otheiremembrances,;
to de those things' which to :their offices itp-1
pertain to be done. And those who are bmind
by their recognizance's to prosecute against ]
the Prisoners that are or shall be in the jail of
said county; , of . Potter, are to le then and there,'
to prosecute , against them as will be just. • (
) Dated at ;CounEaseorti, Nos. 12, 1861, and
the 84th year of the Independence of the United
States of America::
L • WNI. F. lIIIRT, Sheriff.
$ rite 62/
100 200
•. 100 Ibo
20 25
4 5
6 121
37i 44
12 14
7 lo
• 75 88
150 200
10
650 700
&50 600
121 15
555 600
10 12/
10 12
8 12
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• 25 30
50 75
21 00 23 00
10 13
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25
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• 3 55
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450 5 012
100 112
450 500
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Abbott-;--D Conway, A YorP C Xeudall
Allegany-0 P:Chamberlitil ;
;
Bingham, —G SlB:rnmi, A Price ; •
r
Coudersport—W peight i • ;
(.4enesee—V Joluisiin..D WI therton, 'Ji Hill
El arriso,h—lsrael Diidge, 11. Hurlbut. I Itoh
tt
inion, J Curti:. S B Goodsell'
ilectorj-6 Aiwoncl, D Kilbarne,S C;Nichols,
, .
J Sullivan *. • ; I .
1 ; •
Hebron—W Chandler, D Clark, S Grenman,
D i'llatcher, H. B. Harris, I Pin
t Oswayo—l Pierce, L D Estes . ;
~ : I 1
Ronleti r -W AleDnugall, D Smith I
ShartniW L. StarliweatOr, I. F. Carnei,
0 C Warner . ; • - II . • 1• I
UlysseS—M 'planning, i C II Cushing, J W
I ;
Freeman ; 9 ; ,
• Wharton—Seth Briggs, Jr.; . 1
SALERATUS for 6 Os
,
1 Register's Notic.
IVOTICE is . hereby given, that, the folloVv
il lug accounts lave been examined and
passed by me. and remain filed in the .Pre
thonotary'a Oflic'e of ,Potter county, for tibe
inspection of ic4itj, legatees, ereditors,: and
all. others in any: Way interested ;.and will be 1
presented to the next Orphan's Court of said
1
county, at the Court 110 13 55 in the Borough of
Coudersport, on Tuesday, the 2ith day of
Dec:, A. D., 18131, for continuation and allcsw
once:
l'artial account • 'of 1•i Olmsted and \V i m.
H. Aletzier Adtninistrators of the estate otkV.
Schoomaker, deed,: late of Coudersport. ,
Final account of Lavina 'Carlin and Francis
Strang. adrasrs of the estate,of Sanitiel Carlin,
deed, late of Hector township.
DAN BAKER, Registe4
• Coudersport, Dec. 23, 13431. . ,
WILLIAM 1). CRONK;LibeI in' Divorce.
vs. ii' 1 No. 127,Jime Term,
SATIAIIJANY C*ONK 1861. ' I
1
- -
To Sarah .Itta. Croak, Respondent ab'ore
named: ISubpcLnni and alias subpetma in athve
entitled 'cause haTe been issued bud returhed
Nati/. you are flOelly required to :appead on
Monday :of: Ahe 'next. term of. onr said CoUrt,'
(4th Monday in D'ee.:next,) to answer this said,
complaiOt. •W; F. BURT,Shfr of Potter Co.
Nov. 14, 18611. .• ' • 1
•
N-OtICE •
•
IS hereby given to alt these indebted tol
01,31 TED Kim's, either by note.or book
aceoun4 to call and make settlement before;
the first' day of 'January, next, and ther;ebi
save costs. 11 J. CLAISTED,
. S. D. KELLY.
Condorspert,iNov. 5, ISO
NEW AORANGEMEIT. !- !
The undersigned having i
just received ,a large rtnill
selected stock, of, i
C OCHS, WATCHES & JEWELRY;
offers them fore sale at prices :that will cidn
. pare favorably With those' of.any city or town
within
,100 mites. Every .article ,of jewelry
and every style of Watches And' Cloeks
ally found in retail Stores kept Constantly on
hand, and warranted to be as represented.- 7
Also, Beal's Patent Revolver; kept on • hind.
and sold cheap. i I
Lei... Repairing date on short notice; id
good style and fair rates.,
Call and see me , at the . sign, of the Big
Watch. C. 11. TiARIIINER. •
Coudersport, Jan. I. IBGI.
,•.
tr ln fi e n a t ia c ei a y t
3 4 1} C t (I iie I YJO L VILV . L W Oft? I ti
for whiCh the highest Market Price
will bd paid id Subscriptiogalatid
Adverfisirig.
RADORD ; COUNTY ' , Lows 'AND
POINTS,
will be found hereafter at the store of I -;
1 P. A STEBBINS dc
DcV"`IA large Fot just, received: •
'; . • Cott4rsport, March 20, 18,61:
Atimintstirator's Notice.
[WHEREAS, letters of administration on
the estate of RUFUS THOMPSON,dec'd,
hate of Jackson Tp., Potter Co. • have been
granted to the' subscriber in due ?arm of Ilatc,
notice is hereby.given. to . all pehtons kno l tving
themselves indebted to said estate, to make
immedMte payment; and thoseliavingcfaims
will pte . sent.t.heM duly authenticated forset
tlement. PHIDELTA THOMPSON,
U.W. BENTON, Adminidt'm. -1
YebrUary 28, qBll I:Gtv .1
Administrators Notice.l .
LETTERS of 'Administration on the estate
of:S. S. WuiTe, /ate of
empty, Y., having been granted to
the uidersigned, all persons haring claimS
against said estate are requested to present
them to him for' liqUidatiom and: all
.persons
owing said estate are reduested to make im
mediate payment to him. , . 1
IsToy. 20; 1841
r i ED .The following are t to „lists of Ju. : r
rors drawn for thellkcemberSiTerni : of.Court
GRAND JURORS : •
,
Allegany--Chas l Coats : G ISt Monroe
Binglmni! . --Daul Hand., C. gewis
Couclersport—A; :4 ArtustrOg
Clara—J; D Storayson; A C4le ' ,
Genesee,—A
Harrison;—N Stone, A Hanks; H Harrison,
0 phillips ; • ;
Ilomer—G Scoc,ille, J Quimby' ,
Hebron--;-Clark Tagram
; JacksonA Baker I '
Oswa; o- 4 -W S LOkwood, W Tyler
Pike—R, S Phoenix. -
Pleasant Nratley.ls P Holds
Runlet—Patrick Carey , •
Sharon*P D Dodriek
Ulysses—NV Flynn, John ClEee
TRAVERSE JURITRS,
DivOi-be Notice.
HORACE COBB.
c - *•; ft I - si
1. •
,_ lOf Oii•vv..a
liaai just recetv'edi a lar:
linds; such ss
IDIO7-GOODS,ii
l' i ° ; ROC
11 -!
,cICiRRRSTA, •
00
PEVVIR - 40*.9 auch a
SUGARS,
, COF
Everything, hi t,
*alai, that is
idg, Sleeping ;UP;
Will pay th,.4
gles; e!xChangei
r)i• 'Will paYf;dr Goo ,
fo ' • Wool 25 . to O cts.
advance. All good'
bought in the country.
iOEMSTII
Q TORE 602
1.7 COOkingoll
S T
Also, TIN, an
KETTLES. ;SE
*FRYING-PANE
RUNS. A 159,1
11
-tgricultztra. tplements,
sick as FLOWS; CUI'IfIVA
TORS, CORK4HELLERS, HORSE-RAKES,
Mg-POO:RS, &e.
TUIEIR WORK •
13 well made;atid the material good. Good and
'substantial EAIVES-TROUGHS put up in auy
.part of age ;CoUnty--iTerms easy. Reidy Pay
of all kinds,;heludirig Cash, seldom refused.
Store ori'.llitn Str4et opposiM the Old Court
Rouse, CoMierisport. Auuj: 1. 1859.-.5n
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OW LOS' , HOW RESTORED.
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ati Puyishell in a :mated enve?ape: ;.
'PN TitE Naidatd, TREiesr, AN{4 RADICI4. CURE
OrSseatt.viciaaMMA, r SeruinallWea'kniis,blx
ual DebilitydNerveusness. an l tl invOluntary
mnissionsairtiducing impoteneCousnmption
and Mental and rhySical debility.
BY norm:. cULVEJIWELL, N. D.,1
The important fat that the ewful conic
:quebees of aclf-abuse maybe effectually cured
without internal medicines oil the dangerous
applicatioitSC l i f caustics, instruinents, medica
ted bongiO, and other empirical devises, is
here clearly demen4rated, and the entirely
_arty and bigh)y successful treatment, as adop
ted by the ceebrated author ftilly explained,
'by meansi of! which every one is, enabled to
l'cure hitnelf perfectly, and atithe—ltait possi
-1 ble cost, ther•l4.y a4oiding alt the adiertised
liostrumanf t e day. This leture - Will proia
a boon tci thq sand? and-thousands: I , 1
Sent u nder seal, in a plain en relope,to any
address, imit /4aiB, (i..a thelreeLelpt of two post
age stamps', 14y addressinl
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New Fork
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S. LBS. of jIVOOL •wanted iinmediately
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Village
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HARDWARE,
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pIITYART,
FLOURS', • ; '
MEATS,
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;PAS ;
SPICES,;'
&C.
every kind . , shape, and
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nring, E4ing, Prink-
oking at, or Smelling
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'Slangle3 21 shilling,
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or more if Wool lehould
as CHE4P as can
.-July 17';61
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'ED _K 'LLY'S
abirap` be fotniii the best of
,ox and Parlor
0 V, E S
d STIBT-IRON I'ARE,!POTS;
?IDERS, SCOTCH BOWLS,
i, SAP-PANS, Viand (AULD
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Inar6-
i. JX. KLINE,
P. O. box 4.586
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Y-PAY.
Inn=
Oototer, 1860.
FAMILY MEDICINES for
STEBBINS
VERTIBL
Are, yon .a 4
-eatimleitalng? Are vett out of
order,' trlth your eider de.
rauod, end your &alloy 00.
onuAntablef These symp;
tome are odes the prelude' to
"seldom them/ - dome dt
Sickness I. ereephagnpon you,
and should be averted by. s
timely use of die !lett toms
sly. ?Ake Ayer% Mill, Ida
elms* out the dkrordired beo
leon—portly the Wood, end
t the holds more tdi utiotee
eructed jo health age*:
They etimulite the functioned
or the body Into rigatoni lew,
tirety, purify the system Trott
the ebstrnetions which Blahs
—.tee somewhere to the body, and 010
streets' ft. nereral function& These,- If not relteretk,
rend eiwtt them/Idea and the stinteuudlng wpm, pro ,
during general surest:oot, wrifferingt, and diocese,'
While In this condition, oppressed lay the derangement%
take ityer's Pille, and see how directly they restore Ike
natural amine of the system. and with It Um .lotoyent
feeling of health atmin. What is true end ou apparent Its
this Irielal and monition 'complaint, Is Idea true in mealy
of the deeoltented tool dangerous illetempers; The saute
I pore:sire eif,•et expels them. Caused by ',Miller &Arno ,
liars end ,terengonomoref the nett:pet Amelia,* of the
ively, they era rapidly; and many of thews surely, curet
Ly theruite menus. Sone who know the virtues, of deer Pills, will . neglect to employ them whim sulfering
ftww
the disorders I hey cure;
- Siotements fmni lending physielsrts tn OM% of the
principal cities: Dud trout ether welt knows peddle pin .
3.0e5.
• Pima a Amounting Nora :are AIR. Lou s, Kb. 4 6 iSSO.
ton., Areit, Your Pills are the garagon'oT all that ti
great in median°. They hats cured my Bette daughter
of ulcerous sores spoil her hands and feet that fied weed
incurable for years. ller Mother has Wm long grist.
uioly aftlieted with Meta,* and phavles on he skin and
in her hair. After stir child was cured, abs sift Met
your rills, and they have cured her.
ASA moitaltuios.
As te Family Phyalee
/I'm De. E. 1r; arrherighf, Noe: Wealth
Your Pills ate the pines of Vitro. Their oroottolit
loolitior. surpass tiny cathartic *e possess. They art
mild, but very certain and effectual in their action off the
bowels. *Melt makes them ittroktoble to to to the deft /
treatment of disease.
Headhelte,SlCkliembrebe ) rottl
/Win - Dr. ..F.lboort falyd Baltimore.
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Dean 1l n. Allen: I cannot mime - Or you toted welVelittal
I hove cure! With your Ville better than to my ail Mu! see
:me treat with a primatire medicine. I place great rirpra.
lei,m on an eff.:ctual cathartic in nity dolly coldest frith
limmso. nod believing on I do that your Pllla Wor4 es lake
boot we have, ref wurse value them
rillantirto, Pa,. Mecy I, 185 1 3.
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Ton. J. C. Area Sir: I Late been repeatedßy erPredor
the worst aemlocte any body can have by it them or I**
-if putt. I.llle. It Poems to arise (rota It OM !nomadq
which they cleanse at once. !
Yours with great respect, sib. W.
arrk qj Steutnir Oktri*l6
Dillon, Disorders—Liver L`U»tplaltltse
Arno Dr. Theodore 1.411,tif Neft , l'ork aty.
Not °lily aro your Puna admirably aNt'pled to dots pots
3.5 a. neat aperient, but I find their Imhefirla effettatiptut
•ho Meet* very Marked indeed. The, hare lit thy ginuw
ticu proved morn effectual for the ease of hilless rm.
,deuds than any qua remedy I can mention.: I allscitrelf
rejoice that we have at length a plirgatiVe 'stitch were
thy the confidence of the RtUreo34oll atftt the people.
) DiftIIVIIIVIT or the Itrustoh,
• 'Wfustklegtos, D. C.i . ftta Feb, 111 K
• •Stst I have used your tills iu my general and qft 111
?mike aver sinfe you made them, thdtmnuot hesitittetd
icy they are the beet cathartic we employs Their 1 4 11'
lacing action on the liver is quick and decided, onto ,
vent!) , they are an admirable remedy fur dernagetWal
at that organ. Indeed, 1 have seldom found sestllof
bilious disease an obst imam that it ditrnot readily yield is
thattb Jltratorualiy yours, ALONZO BALI.,
rhyriciun of the Matins ihspituis
Dysehterv, Diarrheiesit, Relax, 'Worm.,
Moth Lr. J. G. Green, of (Thieve.
Yonr Pills have had n long trial in my practice; and
hold them in esteutn an ono of the best Aperients I have
ever found. Their alterative effect Upon the liver inaltea
them no excellent remedy, when given in mall dares for
Lamas dysentery .and diarrheca. Their ettgaheoatlng
makes them very at:eeptalde and'conVanient rwr the %as
or wonich and children.
brefiepals) irtipuritraf thei =Mods
,FS'om Rd+, J.l: Hinter, Jhtfor . ff Advent. ehurth, Bodo*
Dr.:ATER: I have need yotte lilts With oxtnlordinary
imece,o, M 'my family-and among those I anitultell to visit
in dietrele. To regolate the orgiens of digestton amt
purify tho blood, they urn the very best touvnty r luoti
ever kneel', end 1 tat confidently vscomlnend thane to
my trkud.. Yours, J. V.
Irony, Wyomhiq Co., N. V., it. SF, 11153% .
Din. SIM Vain Using Tullr Cathartic - Ms hi My pm..
Lice, and find them an excellent purgative tO derma thr,
system and purify the fountains of Use Mist.
.3011:4 G. MEACIYA - M-31 tk
Constlpation,Costlieness,littiptliSillitis
/thetnuatism, Gout, Neuralgia( Drop.
sy, Paralysis, Pits, etc.
.FS•em Dr. J. Vaughn, Nontrtul, amadie.
Too much cannot be said of yonr Tille for the ears of
costiveness. If others of our fraternity have found thrift
as efficacious fts I have, they abotsid loin me In proclaim-
Mg it for the befiefit of the sunititioles who etifftr trent
that coMlitaint,Whioit, althatigh tea though 'tsar, It
the progeoltdr ,
othept that are worse. f I bellett emu
tireneat to might:de In the liver, but yoiar pill. emu that
organ and cure the disease,
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From zers. Stuart, Physician aria Miami& gaitart.
I find one or two large duxes of your Pills, talteh at the
proper tittle, nre excellent pronadivesOf thit Amt.
liana v. 1,11 wholly or partially suppressed,' and Mtn Very'
effectual to c/eartge the rieweek and "expentmrtnt tar
are to lunch the hest physic w• hats that I recommend
no other to toy patients,
Prom the tier.-Dr. attars, of the gethodist Church.
• Drtssm Horse. Saratinsh,‘lst.. Jen:
ifoxortcn Sint I eholild I.n Iftignitetut rot the relief
your skill ltds Itrotlgltt me It I did hot reroli I j cm* i.e
yon. A cold settled In nt*littibs end brotight ob exerts.
elating lienralpie pawn, which ended in Arm* f/trutne•
(ism. Notwitlistandivg I heal the lgt phYsicirma, the
disease grew worse and nom, until hr the iidtlee of put
excellent I.retit in IWO:note, Dr. ".11.citeintie, I tried your
Pills. 'I lieir effects were elms, Mit stir... By persevering
ft: tint use of them, I silt now entliely well.
SENATE CuAbtacn , Raton Rouge, La., 5 Dee. 1855.
Dn. :tine.: /bare Leon entirely.curud, by your Pills, of
Rhonnatic Gout -a painful CUISCILSO that bad afflicted me
for piars. VINCENT ShIDELI.
rectlnst of the Vila market enntalb Mercury,
trhich, although a valuable reurly In akilfhl hand*. tal
daugurona hi a public pill, from the diratlful WlMP
quencog that frequently follow itS ineautiotts use. 'Thaw
contain 130 mercury or mineral substance evlintorer.
Price, 85 dents per Box, or 5 i3Oxes for EL
Prepared by Dr. Z. C. ATER 6, - tette% Mu&
Sold by C. S. & E. A. Jones, Coudersport
Bann & Niehols„.3liliport ; N. J. Mills, Coles
burg ; Colwell & Lyman - , Itoulet ; A. Cony 6
Son, Ulysses; A B. iHorton, Cughingville ;
and by Dealers genetilly
gag panto
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T"E4ndersigned would respectfully inform
the surrounding community: thatlts has
taken the rooms formerly occupied b Jobs
a Mann;where he is Prepated to do
All kinds o,f Harries' . Work
on the shortest , I:Ride:a
LONG STRAW COLLARS,
also kept constantly ott hand. These collard
are a superior article, Mid need but a trig/ w
insdre their suceess.
Repairing' tibiae in goo 0•
style: •
Surcingles,- Martingalezriogs, ilatael f and
Raine•strups, k* pt emistabtly on had. .
The public arc invited to call and 'Waite,
before purcha4ng elde*bere.
S. P. 111 - 1/2.
Cocderspoit Oct. 18th, 1860. .
Notice.
ATITEIIEAS, letters of Administratiot
the estate of ALVAH 0. TAGGAZT,
late of the county of Potter, deceased, Aar,
bein granted-to the subseribeis, all mew
indebted to said estate are requested to Make
immediate payment, and)those having eli/me
against the - same, will present them duly sus.
thenticated for settlement.'
POLLY ANN TAGGAIRT,.
JOHN P. TAGGART,
Aug. 21, 1861 Administroors
A DVERTISE A in the .10 sr
Am mu. Only peps in Um vouty,
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