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bOU JOlii4
TkE' PO ititt 'ilt
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.
liihkoniy paper.,:paislished:in Pot r county,
- sh . cu rgtes ameag ,an intellikent AA- i, otpeo
": r te s siad. is thus an ekcellent mediaMfoefioth
civ i u d,Ceuntry Advertisini.-' ' •-• -i
. Trisisienteldvertistements and those from a
,-.
..,
iisigtacti must be Cash or hat's respi
l itsible re
rereftee. --s- • ' ".- :`-, , : - ,7 -' ~
..,..411 c ommonications, to receive . 4entist,
oust be directed.to the Editor,:ari toittain
:trustne:9f the writety , -No' attend a paid to
iporiymeas communications. ~- _ • ,-,.• '
TBRNIS.—One copy..one Year, Si; - ir. copies .
:$ 5 ; Twelve copies, $18; TNirerity *ivies, $lB,
.',4AcititOne to:the person 'raising the Cub. :The
,:tausif most, accompany . the ruituei.l_,.
7C - o — w ki Vfft, Wedi/P 9( / 4 7- 21113 w*_ 7 0f 11i2.
Local_ and' 6eneral.
Sec New Advertisements
. gansfield Iron Works. ;
Frxecutors Notice.
Natrona Coal OiL'
Saponifier, Sationiffer.
Dissolution of Copartnersklp.
d New Firm atjtoulette. •
'. The Kansas General. 4 andolonnls—Lane,
•
Jennison,
llontgoannrypeitrier 7 -seem to be
justthe men for fighting rebels.
: , geTbanks - to Senator Benson; and Rep
x.cientiiiires Strang and Elliott foz favors re
.
cpiicd
';The Commissioners and Auditors o
the county, at their last meeting, reduced the
percentage of the County Treasurek from 5 to
riper cent., on the whole amount collected.
sErThe London Times admits that the Bri
tish. Government expended upwerde of Ten
Millions of Dollsosin warlike prhparations,
betiseeti knowledge of the capture ++ and of the
release of Mason and Slidell.
ts.. The clearance papers 'of the - Rebel ves
sels recently taken ofethe month' of the Mis
sissippi, were dated February 1, 136.1, show
ing that the Rebel Government was in active
operation at least a month before Dlr. Litt
coin's inauguration.
DEMOCRATIC STATE. Cosaurrnz.,—The Dem
ocratic State Central Oomntittee ni l
et at liuelt
ler'is Hotel, Harrisburg, on Wednesday the
15th . ult:, and resolved to hold n IState Con-,
sentien . pn next 4th of July.
itta_The People's State Committee met at
Harrisburg :on the 22d tilt., but adjourned
'without calling a convention at this time. The
Committee will meet at the call of the chair
man, it is expected, some time in I ,April, when
a call will ba issued.for a State COnventionsto
noMinate candidates for Auditor General and
Suvey . or General.•
itErne lease of the•Snnbury and Erie.to
the
the PennsylvattiallailroadCompaUy is in sub
-staims, that the Pennsylvania Railroad cora
/patty guarantees the payment of the principal
and interest of $B;000,000 of the bonds of the
StiAtitTand Eric company. We laarn- that
it is expected to have this Road completed as
farias Shipper by the first of August.
CHEAP Baran. : -:-Bread is likely to be cheap
for some time to come, and if it is well made
it is.truly the "staff ,of. hilt if poorly
made it is. truly-the "hammer or death." •if
.you use D. B. De Land & Co.'s Ckernical Sal-.
crates you will have no trouble. in making
•delicious bread and biscuit.
The AnteriCan Farmer- oWes More of
tbe.inccess which has attended his efforts to
, the priCieiples and modes inculcated by the l
z.4lMriran Agriculturist than to any other one
cause. No faimer who preterds L 3 make any
advancetaol4. either in comfort) or Wealth,
ehoalt be without it. • Only $1 Per annum.
llerThcre is nothing of local iinterest tran-1
spirlatinthe Legislatue. The Senate passed)
respitytion, unanimously, in laver of the exzt
pulion of Bright from the U. B. Senate. The y
Pelnucratic House refused to consider the ref
sollaion. - In the Honsc, Messrs. Hopkins arul
Ryan (13reck.) Alexander and Strang.(Rep.)
1 91 Crane (Doug.) have been ;appointed
committee to investigate the alleged corrup
,
tioa in therepeal of the Tonnage Tax.
r /los. B. B. SrnANG.—Tho correspondent of
thOl Pittsburg Euenin,q Chronicle iu speaking of
1 1r.IStrang's late speech against' a resolutio4
Ikm/silty into the conduct of the Executive
of l'entssylvania In the purchase of arms, &e. 4
,says orthat gentleymn "By the way thiS ,
al, Strang is ono of the quietest and mosl,
unobtrusive-men in t the House, Yet he is one
ofltbei , MY ablest Men in the bedy. He sat
asl - a titife the whole of last winter, never.
opened Ills mouth. To-day he made a strong
effort, clear, short, concise and forcible,
against the -resolution of inquiry!. It appeari
-
that he is an accomplished, able lawyer, whO
never speaks unless compelled to do it." 1.
• tfirThe Spring Election for Borough ,018 7 ,
eqs resulted as follows :
, Burgess--John S. Mann; -
Town ,Council—Z.J.ThompSon, Thos. King,
Glassmire, 2 yrs. -
High Constable—O. H. Crosby.
Constable—A. Rounsville. . .
• Inspectors of Election—W. B. Gordnier, Mt
MeAlarney.
Judge of Election—P. A. Stebbins, Jr. •11
SchoolDirectors—A-Rounsville,Z..Thomp;
son, H. J. Olmsted. •
Auditors—lsaac cornfield, D. Baker.
Overseers of the Poor—Dr, 0. T. Ellison;.
J. H. Parkins. - •
4ssesscF—N. H.Rroodt,ell.
Mahe Spring Elielion in the Township
of Eulalia;resulted as follows:
Supervisors—N. Woodcock, J. F. Brehrner:
Justices of the Peace—R. T. Clafflin, Lyinan
Yazoo.
Judge of Election : ;:-Austin White.
:Inspectors orElecticin—ft. T. Claftlin, Sam'l
Thompson. "
Coustable-41eion Nelson. . •
- Town Treasurer --J. P. Taggart.
,5 Town Clerk—Miles "White. -
J Assessor—Flarry Lent. :*- • -
Auditors—Seth Taggart, L. D. Spofford.
School Directors—J._ P. Ta gg art; Samuel
Thompson, S. B. Abbott: •
EINEE!
tatt, Vi iturert VS)
A:GENTg - WANVETS4
We will pay from $25 to $75 per month,
and all expenses, to active %Agents, or gi
comraission. Particulars sent free. .Add
ERIZ SSIVING Couratrt, R. JAMES,
General,Agent4iinn 0616 Att2l.ly
SP, R 0141; •NOTI..OE
To consumptives.
rpm Advertiser, having been restore. to
.1. health in a very few weeks bya very Sim
ple remedy after having suffered several Years
with a'severe luneriffection, and that dread
disease, Consuniption—is anxious to Make
known to his fellow sufferers LIM meats of
cure. rTo all wboaesire it, he will Send a bopy
of the:pre, scription sed f t free:of clutrge,)With
the direction for forepiring and-ushlgthe same,
Whieti;theysivillitt n Sureedre for Casnimp
tion, Asthma, Bronchitas, Ice. The only ob
ject 011ie subscriber in sending the Pres rip
don is to benefit the affacted,and spread b ifor
inution ; invaln ble,
and he holies every snffe.rir till try his reme
dy, as it will cost. them nothing and may
prove_ a t blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address i Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, I
'• J - Williamsburg,
3m] Kings County, New York.
7 -I,I4IEtRIED: • -*
On the 10th iasti,'by the Rev. - J.H.Parions,
L. 11. BANCROFT, of Sparta, WiSconsinand
Mrs. JANE W. BUTTERWORTH, of Cotider
sport,iPean'a.- irrir .
Ia Oswayo, Dec. 50801, Mrs. JANE,
of John C. Wilkiason,'and daughter of
Story, Esq., aged 22 years.
Mrs. Wilkinson was truly a Chrlistian .ero-:
ine• Qa.tlie sth ofSept.i being theit in feeble'
health,.she took a final leave of her husband!,
arid his associates, and in themoSt ardent and,
patilotic manner encouraged them to be kood
and faithful'sOldiers.- Near the 'close of her.'
lust sickness, when the • aids of science and ,
skill could avail no more, whenslie was about
to enter into the vale
,of death, she remailted
"I fear no evil; uiy trust is in . God ; my Re
deemer will conduct me safely through" With
a heart full of gratitude, she thanked those
who had administered to her,in her last sick=
Mess. 1 She then bid an affectionate and final
fareWeil to her near and dear relatives, and
isweeliy fell asleep in Jesus Her body now
Vlies with the shrouded , taillionsW the grave;
and tee Trust her immortal spirit now mingles
1 with 'that immaculate threng whisk sux7r(Mud
the throne of the ever-living God.
f • . NOTICE. {.
AjpncE is beieby•gii'en that there *ill be
pry a meeting of, the Stockholders of the
Mansfield Iron Works wt the office of said
Company, in' Mansfield; Tiogi. - '!Count Pa.,
lon Monday the•2sth day of Fahrnary inst.,
at one o'clock P. M, of said day, for th pur
pose of electing officers of said Chirp-uni, and
the transaction of other business.
Feb.l2th, 1862,
- ' Executotos Notice: f
NOtic. is liereby given that the under
signed have been duly qualified ail Ex
ecutors bf:lhe eState'df : lohn .7iteiil44l,ec'd,
late of Hebron township, Potter .
count,y,.Pa.,
said I executors residing in the itownship of
Hebron, t
ebion, county afore- ..
aid...... 111, Person hav
ing claims agninst the estate.citsilid.de edent
.are requested to make known the same t said
executors without delay.
. MARIAI.I DWIGHT, Rxecut
NORMAN DWIGHT. Execut'
CowlerspOrt, Fa., Feb. 8, 1862 I
NATRONA COAL .01L !
WARRANTED NON - EXPLOSIVE
and equal. to any' Kerosene.
WHY buy an, explosive Oil, '.when
centinare per iallon will furnish you
Perfect 'Oil ? Made only by
P.EIII4P4'SALT ILMITFACTORLITO CO ;
No. 127 Walnut Street,Thiladelp
Fe by. 1. 1862. ly
dAPOSWIER, SAPONIFIER!
-
, THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER.•
Alt Eitchen Grease can be made int good
11 SOAP, by using Saponfj Ter !
DIRECTIONS ACCOMPINTING'EACIff BON
Soup is as easily made with it, as maiking
i a cup of coffee.
Manufactured only by the patente,s.
PENN A - SALT IitANDPACTINUEG COMPANY,
No. 127 Walnut street, Philadelphia, •
I
Feby. 1;,1562. /y
, .
Dissolution ,
OF'Copartnership 'The copartnership here
! Wore existing under tie firm of Colwell
L''' L,fman is this day dissolved bYmutu l l con
sent. The outstanding concerns of tl e firm m
will be adjusted by B. S. Colwell A Co , .who
f
wilt use the signature of the firm itriiquida
tion. • ' • • ' ='B. S. COLWELL, •
HARRIS LYMA ,
" ' WESTON BRO'
Roulette r Feb. 6, 1862 •' . i-
• . Co-Partnership; I
TRE undersigned have this day formed a
Copartnership, under the 0;111 00. S
Colwell & Co. and will continue the business
heretofore conducted , by 'Colwell & LyMan.
. • B. S. COLWELL
. ' WESTON SRO
Roulette, Feb, 6, 1862 , . •
Administeator's Noticci. ;.
IVOTICE is hereby given, thatletters of ad
ministration; on the estate, of - JOAN S.
BEN:NET, late of Bingham, township, •(Potter
county,'del'd, havb been granted to the sub
scriber by the Register of
.Potter county, to
whom all debt Atte to said estate and Maims
against the same, - mtist be presented for set
tlement orpayment. VaLiP.BOL,,
lebron,,Jan. 8, 1862. . • .kdratr.
mk_
I ' . Attantie,dfonthly for February is re
'ved awl for sale at the Post Office.
LS ricirper, Peterson and the new. A l me -
lean Patriotic Monthly—The: Cont nenia .
LUCIEN BIRD;
LER ," ' •
••, PRQVISIONS, •‘- '
GROOERIE
DRY :GOOD
IHARDWAti, ,
1, Alio,
Has been so fartunate_as.to secure the
ces Of THOMAS J. BAKER, who is I
aedimendini Boots and, Shoes
own unexceptionable style, with k
1' gie„,,l have concluded to sell only foi
_
_. •
from October 1,11861:
buy Ashca,Hides,Pclla, an,
Gr ins.
in'prpoklati4 (fdTmerly
S.pt., 1861
DIED
wife
P.
A. P. CONE, ,Srcret,E
a few
rich a
iii
servi
, akin
in his
an
PAY,
READY
some
CM
I=sl/.MMMgPIMIMMINI
•
tail&
Il\rceflOß'is - hereby givett-that , the
sign;ed,-Administiatorti ot the estate or
Ruca_sTuompson; - deceased,. by =virtue of. an
order cif the Orphan's Court of Poiter County,
Pa., willerpose to public - sale= or outcry:at
the Coart liouseLin the•Boro' Cotidersport,
on tititiikay the let day of March, A. ik1862,
at 1 o'tlack P. Of said day,tbeintereit of
the de edent hi following described real es;
tate, t 6 Witt-A certain lad' of land in•Jatik
son tonmehip, Potter County, Pa:, bounded
MtfollOwe : On the north by a -lot of laud
;owned by Charles Freeman/ on the east" by
lands Ofillingham Estate; on the south by
lands pf H. EL Dent, and on the west bylande
of Bingliani Estate, containing Fifty acres.
*ith allowance of:six per cent., of which
aboutracres are haProved and on which
are er cted one 'Frame:House and one Frame
Barn.l To bo sold to , the highest and best
bidder. i • •
- I - 1, 11. W. Burrox,-Aaministmtor, •
• , iPIIIDCLIA. THOMPSON, AdMilliStratriX.,
Coudersport; Feb. 5, 1862.
„
' ,
'TheGreatCause of
lITTNIAN
JustpUblished in .a sealed envelope, price 6 cts
Lecture Lectu by. Dr.Cuiyzavrsts., on the Canee
A
and Cute •• of Spermatorrhcea, Constimi
lion-; *Wel and Physical Debility, Nervous.
ness, Epilepsy ; Impaired Nutrition of the Bo
dy ; LitsSitude ; *eakness of the' Limbs 'and
Bask ii t lndisposition, and incapacity for Study
and L her;' Dullness of Apprehension; Loss
of Mei:posy; Arersion to Society-; Love of Sol
itude; Timidity; Self-Distrust; Dizziness;
Headache; Affeetions of the Eyes; "Pimples
on the Face , Involuntary Emissions, and Sex
ual Incapacity; the Consequences of Youth
ful Indiseretion, kc., Ize. •
nib admirttble Lecture clearly proves that
the aboVe enumerated, often self-affiicted,evils
may be removed , without me - 61 - eine and with
out dangerous, surgicaloperations, and should
he red by evil.). yanth and every man in the
land. I Sent uederseal, to any address, in a
plain, sealed envelope, on the receipt of six
cents, or two postage stamps, by addressing,
Dr. CHAS. J. C. KLINE,
/27 BoWery, New York, Post Office Box, 4686.
TIIIE DAY SCHOOL DELL,
A NEW ' SINGING - BOOK' FOR DAY
SCHOOLS, called the DAY SCHOOL BELL
is no* l'eady.' It contains about 200 pages
of chime Songs, Rounds, Catches, Duetti;
Trice; Quartetts: and Choruses, many of them
written ;expressly for this work, besides 23
pagesi of the Elements of Music. The Ele
-1 meal are so easy and progressive, that ordi
nary ;teachers will find themselves entirely
'sbcc4sful in instructing even young scholars
to sing Correctly and scientifically, whilelthe
tunes! and words embrace such a variety of
lively attractive and soul-stirring music and
sentiMents, that no trouble will be ekperi
enced in inducing/all beginnevs to go on with
zeal in acquiring`s'kill in one of the most
health-giving, '
beauty-improving, happiness
yielding, and order-producing exercises of
-school life. In simplicity of its eleuients, in
variety and adaptation of man, and in
a-tellente And number of its songs, original,
selected, and adaPted, it claims by ranch to
excel all -competitors. It will be found to be,
the bee, book ever issued for Seminaries,
AcitOnsies, and Public Schools. A few sal*.
plu pages of the Bletnnts, Tunes and Songs,
ar given in a civettlat send nudges one. 41
is compiled by ITORNOE WATERS !Atthor .
of "SabbathSebool Bells," Nos. and -2,
of which hare had the enters/sons sale of 655, -
000 in 36 months. Prices, paper CoVers, 201
cents; $l5 per 100; Round, 30 cents, $22 per
i
W O • Cloth bound, embossed gilt, 40 cents '
$3O rier 2r, - ? copies furnished at the IOC)
price. Mailed Oee at the retail price.
1 HORACEIWATERS, Publisher;
1 ' No. 481 Broadway, New York.
ILIORACE WATERS PIANOS.
•
MELODEONS, ALEXANDRE ORGANS, min
T. GILBERT & CO.'S celebrated JEOLI-AN
PIANOS are the finest instruments for Parlors
andchurches now. in use. A large assort
mentican be seen nt the new WareroOrns, 481
BROADWAY, between Grand- and Broome
Streets, which will be sold at ,extremely low
Trice.'' PIANOS and MELODEONS from sun
dry makers, new and second hand, td let, and
rent tllowed if purchased, as per agreement.
Mont ly payments received for the same.
I '
Also, second-hand Pianos and Melodeons at
great bargains, prices from $25 to $lOO.
Sheet Music, Music Books, and all kinds of
Musie Merchandise at War prices.
' HORACE WATERS, Agent.
SO.bbalh School -Bell, No. 2.
75,00 u COPIES ISSUED TUE FIRST
Twelve Months of its publication. It is an
entire New 'Work, of nearly 200 pages. Many
of the Tunes and Hymns were written express
ly= for this Volume. It will soon be as popu
lar as
,its predecessor (Bell No. 1) which has
run up to the enormous number of 575,000
copies in 36 months, outstripping any Sunday
School Book of its size issued in this country.
Also; both Volumes are bound in one to ac
commodate schoeLswlshing them in that form.
Prices of Bell No. 2, paper covers, 15 cents,
$l2 per 100. Bound, 25 cents, $lB per 100.
Cloth bound embossed gilt, 30 cents, $22 per
100.1 Bell No. 1, paper covers, 12 cents, $lO
per 160. Bound, 20 cents, $lB per 100. Cloth
bOurid embossed gilt, 25 cents, $2O per 100.
Belli Nos. 1 and 2 bound together, 40 cents,
$3O jer 100. 25 copies furnished at the, 100
pried. Cloth bound embossed gilt, 50 cents,
$4O ioer 100:. Mail postage free at the retail
pried. HORACE WATERS, Publisher, -
• t No. 481 Broadway, New York.
• • MANHOOD;
10W LOST! HOW RESTORED ! ..Tustpub
_lLlll,{ lished, in a Sealed Envelope; Price C cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and Rad
ical Cure of Spermatorrhcea or Seminal Weak
ness; Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility,
and Impediments to Marriage generally, Ner
vougness, Consumption, Epilepsy. and Pits ;
Menial and Physical Incapaeity,res tilting from
Self4Abuse, • &c.—By Roar. J. CULVERIVELL,
M. D., Author Of the "Green Book," ,&c.
• The world-renowned author, in this adult
rtible Lecture, clearly proves trom his own ex
perience that the awful consequences of t3elf
• buse may be effectually removed without
.t'-dicine, and withbut.dangerous surgical op
e Mons, hoagies; instruments,
,rings, oz cor
dialS, pointing out a mode of cure at onee'cer
tainland effectual, by which every sufferer,no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
hlniielf, cheaply, privately, and , radically.
Thin lecture will prove a boon to thousands
and (thousands.
Sent•under seal, in a plain envelope, on the
receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps,by
addieSsing Dr. CHAS. J. C. liILNE,
427 Bowery, New York, Post Office Boat, 4586.
2.
ILOST OR STOLEN.
ANcit ,
e against Henry H. WarrenAn favor
1
Hof!lsaac D. Baker. I caution all per
:mins f rom. oddling.with said note...
• 1 • O. W. STRONG, . •
i• • --: -; `•;- . fur PERMELLA. BAKER.
JiM.iD 1862. .
EMM
Vpua,:wttttrilo's:„}*,o. *.:*9I..TNA- IF
A.. Ir.Otr;PLt4sp._,T • .; 7 ' ; ' 1 ,4 ,
To all Prazoilie - ri, ' ot 'Foliate era.' I
, i 1
-.-Iliojus ,
reownea IL If/i with altery
*or: imacirtmexii of..NE _GOODS,;which. I
itia
have bought for CASH L. •A WAY THAT I
SHALL BE BELE ;TO i THEIST( ALL IHY
OLD CUSTOMERS, NOTWITIISTANDIHO
THE GREAT RISE I.li GOODBg7II7IikAR
LY TEIE:%OI.fr: PRICES 10Ir 'CASH, Olt
READY_PAY. -... -.' ._.___.l l ",_-___. ,
__"' 1
-1 hive now some :HIX‘ITHOOFSAND DOL
LARS worth of Goods o 0 hand, that I Will
sell at the following, price) : j, 1 '
Ist. Fern:RW.4l,ot VoluitteCrs, GOOD PR 'TS
from 10 to 12 eta, thatjare now worth in
- •,.. 14.
New York, from i 2! to 4.
• - • -
Cobd DELIIi4ES from 42 to. '2O cts.,
'• worth from - 112 to 1 1.S:• - ;
•
Good SHEETINGS still 4'O r s . lo cts.
Good SUGAR for 9 Os
Good TEA from 80 to 96 cts.
SALERATUS from 6to ets.
FLOUR . from $1.37.1 to $.50 per Sack.
•
And all other goods in proportion. A
assortment will be kept; on hand And
strictly-fur READY FAY!, at least 25 t
Mer cent less thaa can. be sold by any
erchant that buys"Gotals at the presen
ces in New York.:.
Should
Should any one from kdistance calltt
store and not find the goods as represen ed,l
will pay them for their time and expenses in
so doing,
,should I•be at the Store, which I
shall endeavor to be at ail times ,•
In . takhig leive:of my, slid customers f r the
last year, I would say= th4t am. thankfallfor
the liberal paironageiand pitompt pay, that I
have received , from ; mostp of , them. • Arid as
thisis a year that every true elan shouhilbe;
enlisted ;' for the welfare et ee.ose who 'have
made such great Sacrifiees fur the goOd of
their country ; I will until our present Wir is
closed, .try and deal for be profit and good of
my country. Yptirs truly,
-6, H. SIMMONS.
• at the;•SIMMONS' Bk
OSWAYO Vil
aaituary
C •
_
li-A3ICATED on Main 4., opposite the
IA House, Coudersport
- I oocks, *ati
heis, &c.,
iteptiire.Con node" Ma warrantdt
jive satisfaction.l 1
1.44
41 good assortment o ' ~
CLOCKS, I
WATCHEsi arid.
• 4EWELRYI
on hand.. Cheap tor CASH alp warranted as
ieproented. As in evenlexctlange. is o rob
btry,t will give you' timelfor
Cosdersport, Dec. 16, 161
• •
.., . A T .• ) )• 1
. •-•
(AMSTED %V KELLY'S
O n TORE can akwayp b foMld the eat of
'0 Cdokidg, BoX'arrdP for i - . , •
: S . T 0 ,- Y E 8' ;
Also, TIN and SUET-IttON • VARE, POTS,
icETTLES, ' SPIDERS,:'SCO CH ROM, 4
FRYING-PANS,, SAP-PANS - and OAULI:11-'
BONS. Also,- : 'r i
Agricultural l
.Implemelitc, •
such as PLDWS, SCRAPES., CULTIVA
TORS, CORN-SHELLERS, libiSE-RAICES,
DOG-POWERS, itc: : i' t I .
1 .•
• ''
THEIR WORK
is well made and the material good. Good and :
substantial EAVES-TROUGR'S put up lin any'
part of the County—rTermg e4y. - Ready Pay
Of all kinds, including Caih, peldom refused.
Store on Main Street opposite the 014 Court :
House, Coudersport: ; Al. 1, 1859t-50 -
- , I i - -
xftix 'patitreil !
THE undersigned .% ould respectfully Inform
the surrounding consthunity that 11e has
taken 'the rooms formerly oennpied by John
S. Mann, where he is prepared , to do
All kinds of llarn . .
iass-- Woik
on the shorteit notice. ! I
1
LONG - STRAW COLL ,
also kept Constantly on band. T-hesa fallarsL
are a superior article, and need but a trial to
insure their success: •
Repairing done in goa style
t • 1
Snrcingles, Martingale-rings, Ilames,j and
Mame •straps, &.c.,.krpt constantly on Band.
The public, are invited to call and exitmine,
before purchasing elsewhere. I .
P.MINAIR. ,
Co,:dersPort Oct. 16th, 186?. , I .
}log, SAL
. d - i . to exchange for Horses: Witgons, SLck
kJ/ Good Notes or , Judgme4l. A v ioable
Farm situate in Harrison township, Potter Co.,
lyinu on the old State road, leading
'frond
Spring Mills to Harrison Palley and 'Westfield'
Pa. Containing about 110 : Atres, abant 80
Acresimproved and in a good htote of eulti-,
vation, 'on which Is arected it large Framel
House, good Barns, Corn Hose and other
necessary out-buildings, a gciod Appla Or
chard containing some twenty differen; kinds
of Grafted Fruit, Shade Trees, it.c. The above
Farm lies about 1 mile from HitrriSon Valley,
7 miles from Westfield and 6 mites from SPrin
Mills, and is a good Stock andl,Grain Farm,
and will be sold so that any on that can make
a payment of or 4 hundred 'dollars dawn,
can make tl e farm, pay for itself with his la
bor. Price, $2,500, for particulars aquirel
of Peter Simmons 'now aceripiing said
or C, H. Simmons, Gswayo Pti.l
C. tr SIMMONS. I
Jan 15„1862..
VILILANES of all kinds for ante a c
JLIP Deeds;
,Warrants,'Esecntions, Sumttions,l
SubpMnas, 'Coustalile Sales f rowashipl and!,
SehooL Orders, Notes
.of adliinds--t i 'ePt on
hand and printed to order. 1 .118 WOltK at-1
tended to promptly, and at prltes:tersittlt the
,
times Give us a trial.
MMM
IMWM
I ro ,
seatevi l i
, "
,
FowLip/iPs
Vibbo l t
lAllertny
'Bingham 1 .
Conderspoit
r, tarsi
Bulalis'
IGeneee
(Hebron'
,
• ,' • Harrison
Hector
• • • Homer
Jacks r on j
•_; Keating
' • ' 'loswayo • !
,Pike
, ,IPleasantl'alry
• , IRouldt I
; :Sbarcia.
ISereden
' :ISteartirdson
183-Irani&
;Snmtnit,
, ! Westl Branch
liClartott
,
' *Siace.pald. I ; 14274 9211857 341147 71
We
' t; 31 do tertif that,
e foregoiag eiltiliits a true statement of
Odra for 1881 V -as they ppear tiponlOur boois of original entry. ; ;;;
Attast l : L. IL Cole, Clerk. ,11 • EDIVI - 8 Turrmigli,
1;, ;- - 11 1 . D. Bir - os
L. S. RObERVION,
1
forge
sold
o I 50
ther
I 1
, pri-
Commisfirners
Stotinienticy tli
I on (Alie d,t'
Funds of 'Fetter, county
of Jan., A.D.1.862
Dr..:..- ,
istiouers' indere
g ; , ,484 . 7,84
to Wrn.Bell in '64 , Iwo oo
J.F.Cowan, ,!! : 936 1 19
Eli Rees ." I 1600:00
Win.llelll L 5 1000 00
J.F.Powan i" ' 1000 , 00
' Win. Bell 157 , 400,00
H.H.Dent . 294:63 -
J F.Cowan 1000'00
} ; -
To amt Of Comm
Outs' tandin
To Bond4Kiiyablei
41
16
If I
=
it ,'; 1 1 gt
; To interest; on till
l i ck,
lge,
1
Cr.
By amt of:outstanding. tales on 'uti
seatedllandslfor 1861 , 47P2.20
do ,11 do I'6o :1;.; . 3919;56
By, amt. ofoutstaiding taxes on seat-,
ecfretnirted as unseated i I 186:88
By amt 4tail front Collectors for 1861 2247 76
Bal. , dtteliOm G. A. Barclay of
'Wharton for 1860 H i'68157
Bal..due'front MA:Lear:ion CoLof byt
vania;for.lB6o 13'77
due : from Leroy Crittenden; cot
of Stewardson for 1860 1. , 2042
ti, flue:from Harris Lyman cal. of _
ROnlei for 1860 • ' 36 82
diie from JOhn :Metzger col of ; '
Pike:for 1880 i 17 49
due.from •John,Sunderlin col. of `!
Hector for 1800 - I• 1 :101 13
- due from :Facob Burtis cai. Of .
f 01.860 4 243 70
duet - rola Tl S. Benton voli'r c 4 :
Allegany foi 1860 • •
is Ave fsitsm &I.Tohnsoeleollector of
Pike'.for 1869 •
et,
Court
thie: from D. P. Roberts .col.
Pleas ~ nt Valley 1859 - 265
dUd:4Ol3l SI T. Moore coliec'rOf i•
Whitton fue 1838 ! • 10 26
st 'duelfiorp J. C. Wilkinson cillof
, Cslimfo for 11858 r r DI 82
duelfom A,D.Corey collector Or
Lrlyeses for 1856 , 73 O
it duo! from Henry Dud colrr of
Gened.ee f0r4855;
_1 f 8 46j
j
." due Ms uAglt. against A.WoOdcocii 75 00
gi •:, its [ " S.ll Martin r 64 04
" David Sheldon 37 35
" . -:." 1 " Ctra.AilBwort4 90 63
By amt doe on recognizance agixinst : '
, •
A ft*nsville • , !, • -! 4:-6 36
Amt due'onjedet against D.B.Coicortt 313 48
" • 'from Cameron county; •1, '" !, 533 52
1, ,f om Eli'Reeti, for. Treas'r! • 1156 45
u .
,0 noteagainstiDuickWhipple 19 18
. - v -,: _ , It Mar...hut - son 709
"• ; 7 li( E.E.&11 7 -.liGraVes 15 84
Amt due,' mote froM Ellis* Knox , ' 82 013
'"
:epr village lots 1_ ]. , •21 20
.. e ~ 1 , ..,_
Excess of liabilities oVet tant. 103 861
*Since Ott,(l.]
We ige Commissioners of Patel.' *county do
certify tit t they foregoing statement of the
funds ofitho said county is correct as 1%11.1'11'1--
pear froxii the hooks and doc,umerdzOn this
office. : 1 .; EDWIN rlattlitli,
' M. D. Butocit, i ,Comtrs
}
..."71. S., RonsaXsox,
Attest ;IL. R.. Cole, Clerk. 1 !
Com'ilOffiee, Condersport, Jal, 8, 1862 ,
Slatetti tof the Receipts and Expeadi
;
titres 6 Potter wanly for the year thief
ing'orilthe 341 day of Dec.,A;D.1861 . :
Reed for taxes on unseated Ids for '6l 37 011
" • ; '6O i 117 56,
c 4l Ai 7 59 ! 475
' " y " seated Ids ret'd ans'd 33
Ree'd frj Ids k personal prop'y for '6l 1852 3T
AA
r i a a •'69 1061 50
, ss st I " for prey. yrs 17 12
liee'd fecognizances,notes&judgts I a 6 19
Excess of expenditures over receipts t.`985 75
; qu3_,lB -
I ,
Paid tOr Counsel andAttOrliq tees 1 45 00
;Ntatibilety H 38 46
" ,COna'a Wages to J. Chesbro . 'Bl 89',
.11 I' it ' ' B. Thateber - 112 26 - 1
;
J ' M. D. Briggs ,'124.65.1
" " j S.L.Robertson 27 59
1, ',Clerk hire (bal. for 1860) -; 12 55
for 1861 :349 00 1
" .:Printing blanks . ; 100 751
Incidental expenses ; , 800
" • ;Reward' for arresting felons 2000 ;
tt .itiVolf and wild cat eertfa ' 3875'1
• i tt ,Election. expenses ; 862 41
tt ' , Sheriffs' fees• ; , 99 231
slationaryfor Recorder's office. 15 00 j
it Proth'ysOthee 281
Public printing • 48-25
it .iikssessors' wager. 464 00
tt ;constables' returns . ! 102 89
" commonwealth costs 198'48;
" Qualification fees j 8814
Grand .Titrors fees 352164
" 'trayersiJurors fees s 44127
Auditors' wages • * 138 50
" - Court Crier I 42'00
tt . tip stares. . :69,06:
' "
,tlerli of Quarter Sessions '" 140,10
" Fisel 1 , 140; 90'
'" -tending town clock ' i 25,751
,tt Viewing roads and bridges 334:901
tt IDam,assessed byxoadcicarera 15' 1 00 1
" :B r oarditig prisoners - 1 ‘ 68,60,
tt 'Justices returns • • ; "1!.58
. is sJaI . l expenses : .12 02
;Relief to 81 families,of vortS 117 94
gepairr to public buildinge -1 32:51
" 'Taking 'prisoners to fi'enitcn'y, :08 , 00
J
c V iTY
torATiempar
!lectors for tracy
i r tmo'nt lAm:int
• of .paid
thipliee I
11173
-,--. 7:,
hts -,7l'ii - Tl;] -.,..
==
. ,
J endall
,JtiWlduian
deo.MOzger,
Albertis Cole
Justurilfering
Johngogionts
A.R.Stilluut
Merritt Dodge
C.P.itilbourn
W.4.4ireo
Al.J.Flynn, ";
Plirtyoarrie
E.ltyukin.'
A.ll.isbee
elO3 90
290.93
,239 53
268 35
t 6241
176 08
199 61
290 51 1
420 911
1.84 . 02
76'41
27 60
16 62
296 10
73 94
; 54 48
19332
308 41
17588
60 70
•
64 30
54 16
383 92
6419,
89 641
N.P.FltOnt ;
A.F.llrnes
G.Neefe
ILAndresen
Alfred Ayres
P.Brigharn
J.L.811 1 7
°Mee, Jan. 8,,1 862. ,
OR=
WS.Keating at• ',1100:00
abdve.bonds :.1884'.44
1101311
48 19
1 •80 30
13762 . 5 D
T , FOR
4oct.
tibaldt l
meat pr.ct,
5 13
2 51
113 .
11,23
73 94
65 75
127 07
197,32
46 71
86`36
151 21
142 61
224 84
1436
39 20
24'33
13 50,
174 61
943
_,
1-44
10 n
414
1 32
EEO
1 99
.1 31
83.43
2 . 95
1 59
10 63
22 12
26.02
49 55
127 64
'~®
4 08
8 i 3
14 83
134 56
37 06
63,75
3 08
22X
5 96
22 11
he cc
Prottionota!,y's fees
a , Money expended
We the Commissioners of Potter county do
certify that the .foregoing exhibits a, state
ment of the receipts and expenditures pf said
county fer.the yeiir eidintbit.-Xittivit. day of.
Pee. A. D.
. : 1861, as aril - fewli fedn9l4Koriginal
eqtres nod documents tAtirlpffice4ft • .
Witness our hands tit - the COrn' a f glee the
1
Bth daref Jan. A.D:'lB62:' '7.7 - ,_ r:-
~
. t ... ,:, -.-- Enettii Tntick4l
- - '-1 44;* 8 - 4 4i9iii''4* c°m' '''
--- 1:` - g: Rolisnrsos,• ..
' Attest : 1...[8. Cole, Clerk.
Account of Trim/5g Burtie; Treasurer of
'
Potter coun(y, fordie _ e year 5 INII
1861 •
, - - •
Balance due , from Treasurer: 1
'Abbott... •' - ' "1 96 ; town 95 school
Jackson • 58 65 .‘
Portage - . . 61
Sweden . 413
SulnrniC . 48.48. ,ft ......,: - .1 -.
West Branch 1 1 . 99 ... ii . 1 aO 6 -
Wharton .. ..!„1,3r ,! T. 12 "
12638
=' , Vl2ii 10
total:lce : due to - Trenstiret
Potter county 42 02
Statement 0 . - 1 the Military Fund qf itPagr
Commonwealth
county:
Amt. 'collected in 186 i
Paid . J.M.Kilbourn Brig. Ins. 212 00
Paid Assessors _ 9 50 .
Paid Collecto'n pei cent -- = • 16 51
Paid Treas. commission . 15 25
Paid printers 27 75
Paid Commissioners' Clerk 10 00
Due the Commissioners 30 00 •
14 IL Clerk 30 00 251 01
There is also a balance due to the Brigade
Inspector and to Assessors.
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Pens anti Inks:" Asm-of Wall-Papira; Drihr
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