AY 1862*
z
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it • 0 000 ,
Br f , * imact
- ' IVOILTH OF
Pi-VAW. I 7'O6OI)S,
r.T.
slift101 1 : - .) G.'.'slz.i.r--71,'14*.;c1 5 0
IMMOUS'
i;; , Cr P . •er• t?"1:' 7
Belowetheß prices
here given.
_
ITAKE pier' is, : informipg, my friends
and mistOmertr that! tirluttf-receiving
a fine, fresh assortment of Goods and that all
those trho are in want of any had better give
me en ently . eltiLl - :
I keep
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS end SHOES,.
HARDWARE.
CROCKER:ij
And - everything tinnily
kept in a Count 4 Store.
.P
York
from 're
Y w
ork With One or the best" sad`d
largest stocks •of Goods that was
eYet krought into this county. I
propose to sell these '6I3ODS
FIFTY per ct. lower than can I
be bought in this vicinity, Wells
ville pt 01.caviote,xceptp.d. •- My
Goods have been bought for
C4g - Lfrom
. a large. number of
houses thif had failed iri the City,
iatfixiiii'so' to - 75 cts.. on the dollar
of thooriginttl cost. _ . -Therefore I
uT t prepared, to give all great bar
gains that choose to giVe me a
LOOS AT SOME OF THE PRICES
Very nice Sheetings from Bto
11 cts., sold by most merchants
at the present time for 14 to 18.
pcacottqn bats for 8 cts roll
Good Prints for '6 to 11, worth
9 to Delaines from 11
to 20 cts., worth 15 to 25 and 30.'
Good Tweeds, from
_25 to 38 cts.,
worth 44' 64 . 6. adda Black
Silk from 50 cts. to $l.OO, worth
75,ct5.,t0 .
Good Suits of I3lack&t.iis;doat, Vest, ‘
Paste, Calf Boots, Cravat, &c., for
$lO, worth $lB.
TiCGioatiesl have' a'good s*ael
pleasant Tea for 50 cts per lb.,
and *war*. good Sugar, for S
eta., eSu el; ' S al
eratus for 6 cts. Coffee 18. Soap
8 et:Olt:4-,4ol.4§§esifori.44 cts
per gal. Best Kerosene oil, 44
di; gallon, Flour at "Wellsville
picas? n'e-fin thalineof;.Boats and
Shoes we have a Ladies Enamel-
e 0 4:11 1 19rocco Boot, for 50 cts sold
brinoltAiialefe foriECI `to 81`.25:
Heavy Kip Ladies Walking Boot'
7.5 r.ts,., • Fine cpngress, Gaiters
others frori6o cts.:to Si 00,
worth 6 to 12 shillings. Fine
- Calf Boots for 49; Fine Stogey
boots for 16 shilling. Fineßroche
Shawls for 20 shillings and up
wards. 4dies ..5t711a Shawls
from 8 to 22 i shillings:Woolen
shawls for 12 shilling and upward
Red Flannel frorn 2 shillings per
yard. Fine 'dinighams for ten
.gents. Cambrics for 9 cts
Ments4}lo.o.Ary:MOrking , ;RibbeS
Jacket Coats for 8 shillings.
And now I intend to keep my
atock full to supply those who may
,choose :to buy at
WHOLES-A:TIE pr ;RETAIL
And all Families of Volunteers
11 receive Goods first
.0(416 'Mir / Yak - V . ritai•dreiii - Of
traPsportation, and I still hold
my offer good to pay any one that
f il idisg
Sao atitia l ttr'ply=
them for their time awl expenses
iM9_01 2 g , :.:t.?, ,X "s:
C. 11. SIMMONS.
.0 swki 6''T hdiTri,-'4ToR
m v le, 1062.
M7l
s 7 ;, 4
4 WARRINER;
Atwater and -Watchinakex.,l
OCATED on Main St., opposite 4ie Con
House, Coudersport, Pa:
!'! Cloths, Watches, it.,
Repaired on short notice and warranted i t
giv4 satisfaction.
good' assortment of • '
•
CLOCKS,
•
WATCHES, and tf •
JEW - trAur
od.hand. • Cheap for CASH and warranted
repre.ented. As an eien'exchange is udro!
berv. I will give you time for 'Money.
Coudersport, Dec. 16, 1861 .
, I
so ON STORE
Main, above Third-St;
COUDERSPORT , PA..1 1
W. DIANN; - PROPUBTOIL •
B ooKs , - nip
s, . . G .,
LOBES
BLANKS
DOCKETS-
LEDGERS-
DAY-BOOKS
RECEIPT-BOOKS
HEifORIND - lIMS,
PASS-BOOKS,
- DIARIES,
PORTFOLLoS;
HERBARIUMS,
LETTER-BOOKS &
LNITOICE-BOOFt.S.
Greek, Latin, French and German, Text-
Books:
All School,Books used in, ,the
ki:pc,ort, hand ? ,or immediately procuiled
tihen desired ;
:Magazines or any Periodicals supplied wlrn
desired.
-good assortment of Paper, Envelopes,
Pens and Inks. AlSo, of Wall-Papers, Drl w-
ing-Materials, Water Colors, &c.
gIBLES,TESTAMENTS.,
lITAIN - fIOOgS, of various kinds.
'MUSIC-BOOKS AND SHEET-MUSIC,
Slates, Riders,'Back-Gammon Boards Ches.
Men, &c., &c. PRODUCE of all kinds taker
ia.exchango for Books, &c. [ll-3411
A T •
OLMSTED . St' KELLY'S'
STORE can always be found the beEi
Cooking, BOx and Parlor
. .
'STOVE
'"Also,-TIN and SHET-IRONWARE, PTI
KETTLES. SPIDERS, SCOTCH . BOVL
FRYING-PANS,. SAP-PANS; and CAULI
LIONS: Also. •
Agricultural Implements , •
inch as 'PLOWS, SCRAPERS. CULTIVA•
TORS, CORN-SEELLERS; HORSE-RAKES
DOG -POWERS. &c.
" . THEIR WORK ' •'
is well made and the material good. Goodlay
substantial EAITES-TROUGHS put up in, ar
part of the County—Terms easy. ReadYlPr
kinds, including;Caib; seldom ref se
• .Store on Main Street opposite the Old Coin
Uouse,Condersport. Aug. 1, 1859:40
Pittllts,s
undersi gned THLsou nclin rl,! c o o t d m r u e e l
t e 3 e ; t t f i u m li t y;z - o h r a m
taken Ahe rooms , formerly occupied by \ Jobe
M. Mann, where he is prepared to do
All kinds of *flapless Work
011 the shortest notice. -4!
LONG STRAW COLLARS,:
also kept constantly on hand. These cellare.
are a superior article, and need but a trial tb
insure their success.
Repairing done in good style. i•
Surcingles, Martingale-rings, 'flames, and
"
game -straps, kc., kept constalitly on hand: .
The public are invited to call and examine.
before purchasing epewhere.
S. P. SIINA I Ft.
00.alersnort Oct. 16th, 1860.
The Great *Cause of
HUMAN MISERY. . 1
Justpublished in a sealed envelope, pricel6 cts
A Lecture by Dr.Cutssawm, on the C l
ause
11_ and Cure of Spermntorrhcei, Con Sum
p-1;,
tion, Mental and PhySiCalViility, Nery i us
neis, Epilepsy ; Impaired Nut 'ion of the Bo -1
dy ; Lassitude; Weakness of the Limbs and I
Back i Indisposition, and incapacity for S udy
t
and Labor;'Dullness of. Apprehension.; LoSs
of Memory; Aversion to Society; Love of 61-
itude ; Timidity; Self-Distrust; Dizzin ss ;
Headache; Affections of the, Byes; Pimples
on the Face „ . InvoluntaryEraissions, and Sex
ual Incapiteltif : the ConseqUences of -YoUth
ful Indiseretion, Zzc., ,te.. • ,
This admirable Lecture clearly proves that
the above enumerated, often self-afflicted, vils
may be removed without medicine and •w 'tin
ant dangerous surgicaloperations, and sh nld
be read by every youth and every man in the
land. bent undersea', to any address, tri a
plain l sealed envelope, on the receipt oil sip
1 SeUts, or two postage stamps, by addressing,
Dr: CHAS. J. C. KLLNE,
1 127 Bowerv, New: York. Post Office,Box.. 4586.
FOR. SALE
lIR to exchange for Horses, Wagons, Stock.,
A-/ Good-Notes or Judgments.. A Talu t able
'Farm situate in Harrison township, Patel. Co.
Pa., lying on the old State road, frading rom
,Spring Mills to . Harrison Valley and Westfield
:Pa. Containing abciutll.o Acres, about SO
leres Unproved and in a good state of
vation, on which is erected a large ,F ame
House, - good - Barns, Corn . House and, other
iiecessaty out-buildings, a good Apple 01. 1
chard ciontainiag some twenty different kidde
let Grafted Fruit, Shade Trees, .&c. The ahoie
Farb - 2 ; 14s about 1 mild from Harrison IralleS:
"Mileh - froM WeAfield and 6 miles frOmlriring
and lea good Stock_and Grain • Parkt4
and. wilLbe_sold so that, any one that:can make
e, payment of 8 er,.4 hundred.- dellars dOwo;
Can make tlf,fittm.paY for itielt tcitti tile la
bor._ ~Price,42,sBBjor pai&arais iugnire
Of -Pater Simmonp r now aCcupsl4giiiiiii . •sin;
or 0' H."Siiiirdonsbsti/aye.Village
. B1111(0. S.
,
rte: ~ ~ _... ~...-.•. ':is
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Q 4t 4 1 0,4 8 t. 'Zed' xefa ,
,Braith,:Dinivad Ortras,lrciothaliia,lll4•% .-
t ' ache, and Neara*la. -•
MI
'1 tuft .ATA - psi.. us - 1
• Aiti-:,,W333..1 8r.,•
DE NTAL= 1 = - TREASURY 1 1 :••
• r'“ tiet Reirtedifiti
rosEitANO' :THE' ituuta, ; I'I3RII4INO
• ; THEIMEATRANDAIOUTIfouid
OUROG TOUTeAgETEAN)) ;4:.-Ep.iya4l44.
El
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bi::.Ertirer a CirebFatedMOTlTlTWASlf,rbiiitV
Dr.lturd's pnegaiale'dTo62'll PO WDER,I box.
Dr.Derit'smii:giFTOOTHACHEDRO.PS, I
Dr„ Hui( :I' .U.ZV.RIVALLKD
Dr Hurd's - lIIANCAL - On,the,Desf = lifeani - o
Preserving-thiTetth;'including Directions for
the _Proper Treatment of Children l 4Teeth
*- - t • , 1
FLOSS SILK for clean in, between the Teeth. -..
TOOTH PICKS, etc.; etc.
.Prr:rinte4 - at ! , pr.. p:trd'4,,Etez3taj - Office;
• 77.
Fourth St.; Brotol4ynflp - ..R.y . - _
our
Price, ONEDOLLAR; SIX for $6.
The Dental Tres
. 4,?.q makes a ptteketgeeot.
inches by five ; and is sent brexpress.
. I EI2II : direction for use le, on each. article; ,
The following nittaleswe' can send itepar
ately, by mail, viz: _ _
The Treatise on Pielerving Teeth sent, post
paid,, on' receipt of Twelve. Cents,` or four
stamps. • •• • • •
The Netirctlgia Plaiter, for •Neumlght-in the.
Face, Nervous Dendache, and Earache, sent,
postpaid,.pn : re . celpt ofEighteen cents, or six
stamps.
The Ilreuralgges and RheuinatiaPlaster (large
size,) for pains in the Cliest,:Shoulders, Back,
or any part of.the body, sent: post-paid,- on
receipt of Thirty-Seven cents:
Address ' • Wan. . Hurd ‘& . C0.1
Tribune Buildings - , New York.
•
• Dr. Burd's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POW
DER, and, TOOTHACHE DROPS cannot, be
sent bypail, but i they . can probably be obtain
ed et your Drug OiPerhidical 'Stores'. If, they
cannot, send to us , for the 'Dental Treasury,
price, One Dollar', which contains them.
- - NoW, ' : • :"^"
ARE DR. HURD'S PREBARAfIONS ODD 'I
The best evidencelhat they are is, that their
firmest friends and best patrons are those who
have used them longest. Da. WlLLuji B.
Hullo - is f an 'eminent Dentist' of BrooklYa.
Treasurer of the New York State Dentists'
Association, and these preparations have been
used in his private practice tbr years, and no
leading citizen of Brooklyn or Williarasburgh
questions their excellence, while' eminent
Dentists ed*New York recommend them as the
best known to the profession. Without the
aid of advertising, dealers have sold them by
the gross.
The Editor of the Brooklyn Daily Times' says :
"We are happy to know that our friend, Dr.
Hurd, is succeeding beyond all expectations
with his Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder,. The
great secret of his success rests with the fact
'that his articles are - precisely what they are
represented to be, as we eantestify from thew
tong use." ' •
11-k: la P. T. Barnum writes :—'
The wen- .nown r. 1., zu.........
fouti&yOur Tooth :Powder so good - that my
family have used it all up. ' We find :it the
best Powder for the .teeth that we ever used.
I shall feel obliged if you will send me another
Apply at the Museum at your convenience,
with the bill." i
But their cost is so small that. everyone
• may test the matter for himself • '-- ---, --:
Beware of the ordinary Tooth Powders. Dr.
Hurd's Tooth Powder contains no acid, - nor
alkali, nor charcoal, and /polishes without
wearing the enamel. Use no other.. !
. . .. . .. .
. WHAT-DOES DR. HURD'S REMEDIES EFGECT 1 .
Dr. Hurd's :Youth Wash. and Tooth i'owder
d willgive young ladies that finest charm in
1 Y woman—a sweet-breath and pearly teeth., Try
y them; ladieS. - , . . •.. •! . --- -
Dr. Hurd's Mouth W,ash and Tooth Powder
'will cleanEe the mouth front all_foul exhale.
Lions, and if used in the morning, will make
the breakfast taste sweeter and the day begin
more pleasantly. Hundreds of persons can
testify to this. Try them, gentlemen. • .
Dr. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder
are the best preparations in the world for cur
ing BAD tun and giving firmness and health
to the gums. Hundreds of cases of -Diseased
Bleeding • Gams, , Sore Mouth, Cankei, etc.:
have been cured by Dr. Hurd's astringentwash.
Dr. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder
girelan additional charm to cottrtship, and
make husbands more agreeable to their wives
and wives to their husbands. They should
he used by every person having ARTIFCIAL
TEETH. which are liahle . to impart a taint to
the mouth. . 1 1
Dr..fhird's Toothache Drops- cure Toothache',
arising from exposed nerves, and are the best.
friends that parent. can have in the Douse to
save their children from tort ue and themselves
from loss of sleep and sympathetic &Offering.
Farmers and Mechanics! you cannet well
afford to neglect your teeth. For a trifling
sum, you can now get preservatives, than
which Rothschild or Astor can get frothing
I
better. -Remember that Dyspepsia a d Con
sumption of the Lungs Often originate n Neg
lect of Teeth: Send for the Treatise on Teeth,
and read Dr: Fitch's observation on this sub
ject. lf trio ! late to arrest decay in yettir own
teeth, save your.children's teeth.
I .
Eleuralgla Plasters. '. •
I
_ -
Dr. Hurd's Neuralgia Non-adhesive -Plasters
are tke most pleasant and successful remedies
ever prescribed , for this painful disease. The
patient applies one, soon becomes droWsy,falls
asleep, and awakes free from -pain, and no
blister or other . unpleasant or injurious, con,,
sequences ensue. For Earache and lietwcats
Headache, apply according to diiections, and
relief will surely follow. Nothing eau be ob
tained equal to Dr. Hurd's Compress for Neu
ralgia. Try them. They are entirelya
'won
derfully
curious, and original preparation, 'arid won
derfully successful. They are of two sizes,
one small, for the face, price 15 cents, and the
other large, foi application to the body, price
37 cents. Will le mailed on reecipbofprice and
one stamp.
WHAT ARE THE PFOPLE DOING •
The American people are intelligent; enough
19 appreciate preparations that contribute so
much to the happiness of those using them,,
aild they want them. ' Every mail brings us
letters: some ordering the TREATISE OE TEEM
Seam the NEURALGIA PLASTERS, and not a few
enclosing 37 cents for the Mourn WASH, to be
sent.by mail.; but to' those we are compelled
to reply that it is impossible: to send a half:
pint bottle by mail. The people want these
Remedies. Who will supply them? Nbw is the
Chance for Agents: is A
- , -
Shrewd agents can make, a small fortane in
aim ing these articles around t6fainilies.' The
Dental Treasury is the neatest. article that
man or ptiman can cairra - rottitd. Send f
one and see, or, better - , a dozen, whiali.we will
sell 'as satapleefors,l. WM. S. HARD 4 CO.
.• i •
': • -Tribrhiflltilldingit;rtew:York' -
Ttkat,remiltancei maY'be spade:With coal s
dvice; W 4;;11..k referlettiifltlyß t 6
Brooklyn'i,fo G".*."Grritßill;Piesid'eraituatrs'
and Citizen' Bank, Brooklyn, and toi °than.
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- Till§ well:tient:Ara jouthelli§:nir‘in the sixty
firet:yetienfitsexiStence.klkhas.alWaYelieVi
a leading journal:of the ; t}t r y,, tekingryskrt,„in
all, thediscussions of the *.r, and utteringiti
l e
'sentimentsitlFitind64 l earleiinioa! and f in;
; diiieiiaecee:7etrkymino iiitfolreter,tiasUeni
and willleoritifinn.tole i ; Motto. , i,.i. 4 .1
;:The Principles by, wh i h it k isguideATtte 1
A strict construction of: ke OnititutiOn t
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Economy ire GOveanni6i ;':-'l'` i '" .-..-, '
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and the - prOseention Of the 'vent against trettsbn
until the last rebel; hair leibillovrn:his-.iums.' Ti„
But the EViNI.NG Pear,. Whileit4s7fettrless
in the eFpreision of its ,Opiiiiiiiii i . aim's:chiefly;
at „ being:ssond' neiriPaperi -I.Clivilf Contain
full ittecounts tf all:the in,ter'estiii - ooccurrencei
Of the day..embrachig -: y :,,,`.1 -: ,-; •.. J. ; ~, . 1
Ist.- * pop44ete:Histpry of , the Wart
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-, late, Speechesand - Proceedings'ofleg4
.islntiveßodies. . --. _4 . .- - i
'3d..: The Latest Markets,. Commercial Intel
' ' ligence, Reportstind Lfsto of P,rice§. .
4th. - 'European N 4.ews-dv ices bY the foreign'
1, • : steamere,, letters, fronkour own torrerF;
: , ~. poedents,and extractsfrom English and;
• translations from ecatinentaljontrutle:
sth. Xiidelltineeni'' ading,:`.Poetry; BOok
ROiewi;', Talei; necdotes and Gothilp; .
In 'short; it is the design fthe editorri to make”
the .Evsnise Poem:the .. .' 1 ,..-• ~ 3
BEST NEWSPAPER IN TRE ;CO y,
UNTRY. I,
No pains of labor and' IRO 'expense i n - money
be Spired to accom plish this end. vi . '
As tba..Dady Evening! Fast .more
largely, perhaps, than anyother city, journal
among merchants, capitalists, hankers, bror
M
kers, lawyers, anufaetiiiers . and - basinees
men generally, it has Oways been a inost - eli
gible advertising medium.' i Bat since the war
its circulation hasenorknously increased,
which fact offers ' addi tional inducements- to
those who Wishtheir business made knoWn.l
The ISemi-Weekly ~Evening Post, published
regulaily on Tuesdays land , Fridays, contains
all the rending matter of the Daily lEVening
Post, and the latest' new.i, by telegmps and
mails. : " , , ' ! •
The Weekly Evening post, published :every
Thuraday,.is edited with especial reference to
the
' wants of country readers, and besides, a}l
thearticles of , generall interest published in
the Daily Evening Post, contains a coraplet,e
digest of the. - news of he day, and an ,Agri
cultural Column, demo edit° the. interest and
instruction `of Farmers It contains,forty long
,columns of reading mat erievery Weiik,making
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Single copy, one year,
Two copies, "
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Single copy,' one year
Three 'Copies, •
Five copies; "
Ten cnpieg,. "-
Twenty copies,
Any larger number at
Subscriptions mny. ,
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us twenty or more su •
town extra copy for
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months. ; When a ct
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On the same terms.
the members - of a clu
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men are supplied at t
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Money may be forty
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THE HERO 1 . 3 tir . , .iii?E I
THE. ITER sl Ig$ l 0 ' I I TV.AIR
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'E. Anthony, N0..501 Brnadw. . •' ' eilfork. 1
lii
is now publishing, i ailditio • ,to 0t..,,er por
traits, the celebrated ollectio • ..
non in Eu
rope and'Ahterica as ,
'-' 1 - I .
Brady's National Photigriphie 'I-traitGallery;
in which is included ortraits • nearly all the
prominent Men of A erioa, no xceptingJff
Doris; Geri Beauregard, Floyclj itod, a host of
other confederates. Price of Pdrtraiti, $3,00
per doten.. Can be s4nt by mail. 1' - 1 • I
' Scenes of the Tar for, theillnion, I
are published, card size and i StereOcopic
'form. ' AlsO 1 $ 1 1 ' i' • I
Stereoscopic views lof scenes, in aris,- °Ti
cino' and in other partS of Englantl and:France,
in Scotland,lireland, Wales,'Holland,witiiir,
land, Spain, on the Rhine, in Athen ',Egypt,
Turkey, the Holy LanCChina,l, Int Cuba,
Arc., &c., ad infinitum. . 1 . , 1 ' I
Our IrtstantaiPons teieoscoptc, View's aril
The Greatest . onder of the Age.. -
These are taken in the' fortieth plat ()Casecond
and the rushing of wsiterithe moiting 4t leair.es,
or the march of an a the taking of: these 'vie my, does not in [the least
affect' 5.., ' • c hey are
t i•
sold tor $3 per doze : '',/, : " i 1 .
wd have also on hond'and m , nniketure the
largeet assortment e Stereoslope Photo
graphic Albums, an..Pliotdgraphic 01aterials
i l l
inthe United States, and perhaps in, the world
Catahigpes, contai ing• lists Of alliriar POr•
traits, - Views, Stereo copes, ' &c. se "tree II:
mail„ oh, receipt of a tamp." I.! VI •
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r ; E. ANTHPNY, 501 *oadWay, .;
jyly `near St.Nichola's Hotel' Nave York.
'a
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NATRONA...
wAngirrEplON tX.PiOOIYE!
and equal to any;Kerbsene:. i i i ..' , I -.
WRY litly an explosive: Oi *hen af(
cents more per gallop will fur , h '3 , 41:i Witt
perfect, Oil?, ?Sado only by
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azPEirtrA. sax,T iiTtaia , Et .(i'retLii .
Tc.;•"...'i2 . 'i WilliulS,ti‘et,Thilidelpiti:
Feby. 1. 1862. ' - ',- li • 1
The.Rifohestitr4lStricOrajOrtbzsfe‘
driIIISTED*KET r aiY, tOoll4rspott,. ••Wive .
Ncr , ,thp exclinivfiy age4y. for Oitlecpprale4.
mE}Claite in .this, catinty,l rement, 1
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miraubtoritre foi l the JOURNAL.
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: Sabbath ,SChooll , Sett. Na .': 2.......
. I 75,004..C0P1PS ISSVED•7IIE. pawl!.
I' s elye Months of its. publication. • ! It is an.
e tireNeti Work,; of nearly 200 pagcs:' : Many
o 'the Ttines and Mymns were Written express
-1 for'thid 'Volume. It Will soon be Ite - spope.
las its 4oredeceisor ( Bell. No. 1) which; has
ran up to. the. enormous number.of 575,000
cilipieg in'36 months, outstripping any Sunday : Sehool BOok of its; size issued in this country
Also t botla Vciaurnes are' bound in one td tic
64ton:iodate sehocls wishing them in that form.
Prices `of Bell ND: ,2, paper' co'vera,•ls. cents,
s'2 per 100. - 4)c:oiled, 25 cents, $lB per !lilt).
Cloth bonnd eritbossed gilt,. 30 cents, $22 per
100. Bell NoZI - :paper covers, 12 .cents,! VG
per' 100. ' Bountl, 20 cents, $lB per 100.. Cloth
hirnd embossed !gilt, 25,cents, $2O per ; 100:
13 Ils Nos'. 1 and 2. bound together, 40 cents,
s3o_ per 100..! 25 Copies furnished at the 100
price. Cloth' bound embossed' gilt, 50!Ceats,
s'll.o per 100;t Mail postage free at the retail
price. RGRACE WATERS, Publisher;
• ! . No. 481 Broadway, Neiv York.
THE DAYI SCHOOL BELL. '
.NEW SINGING .BOOK FOR DAY
S HOOLS, celled the DAY SCHOOL , BELL
i • now ready, it' contains about ne. pages
of choice
_Songs,Roueds, Catches, Dietts,
Qaartetts, and Choruses, many of them
written expressly) for this work, .besides 23
pages, of the Elements' of, Music. The Ele-
Ments are so easy and progressive, that ordi
nary teachers, will find themselves entirely
successful in instructing even young scholars
xo sing correctly land scientifically, while the
times and words embrace, such a variety et
lively, 'attractive and soul-stirring music and
sentiments, that no trouble will be exoeri
enced in inducing all beginners to go on with
I zeal in acquiring skill in one of • the most
health-giving, beauty-improving, happiness-
- and o r der-producing exercises •of
school life. 1:In simplicity of its elemenM, in
-variety ,and adaptation' of music, .and in
6xcellence and number of its Songs, original,
'selected, and adapted, it claims by much to
excel all comp etitors. It will be found to be
,the best book ever issued for Seminaries,
Academies, and Public Schools. A few sant-
Pie pages' of the Elem rots, Tunes, and Songs,
are given in ,a cireular ;, send and get one. It
compiled hy BORACE WATERS, :Author
vkf "Sabbath-School Bells." Nos. I' and 2,
Of which have lind the enormous sale of 655;-
000- in 36 menthe, - Prices, paper covers, 20
5e ins,. $l5 per 100; Bound, 30 cents, $22 per
100 - cloth bound, embossed gilt, 40 cents,
330 per 100., 23 copies furnished at the 100
price. Mailed free at the retail price'.
I HORACE WATERS r Publisher,
1 IN°, • 481 Broad Way, New York.
$9 qo
2510
Evening Post
ueottay. anc i i Friday.
in Advange 300
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ery.Thur . a ,
in advan‘
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oramencei at:jarty
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.scribers w 11 be entitled
.is ;services; or`for ten
receive al copy for Six
6b ,; of , 811*rib:era has .
ions may ;be Made tolit
t is net nbceSsary that
should receive their
p
stomce. t , ach satbsci
on his pa er.! ; Clergy
(e following rtes :
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SOMETHING FOR THE TIMES 111
1. A NEOESSITYItN 'ENTRY HOUSEHOLD!.
JOHN'S & CROSLEY'S •
American Cement .Glue,
1. The strongest Glue in the World
for ;C'enzenting Mod, Leather,' Glass,
i Ivory,, 'C'hina, Marble, Porcelain,
Alataster. Bone, Coral, etc.
The only , nrtiele of the 'land ever pane
ed which will withstand Water. ,
EXTRACTS : :
1 ‘sEvery housekeeper should • have a sispply
of Johns & Groslees American Gement Glue. 7!
; •
—Arew•York - Times. . , . , • •
' '-it,:is so conver?ient to hitve- in the house."
. ..1 7 mol'ork Exii,ress. a ' .
”It ii always ready ;; this commends it to
everybOdy2r—N: Y.-Independent. . .
i .A‘We?;have. tried it, and find iii as „useful in
J our house its water."—Wilkes'Spirit ogitheTimes
l' . Prieei 25 .Cettle per Bottle.
Very liberat reductions .tp..Wholesale, Dealers
1: .: • . . 4.ERDIS CAElli.. ;1: • .
I Illgt,;For sale ikty all ,Druggists and, Store
eepers generally throughout ain eonntry.
' • JOHNS' Zr, CROSLEY, • _
(Sole Manufacturers,)
•i 8 'NYlllliam Street, New York. •
ICorner of .X. f iberty Street.) ~ , jyBly
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HORACE !WATERS PIANOS:.
MELODEONS, ALEXANDRE ORGANS, Aso
. GI - EBERTI'CO.'S celebrate! BOLIAN
PIANOS' re the finest instruments for Parlors
and Churches now in use. A large assort
ment can be seen at the new Warerooths, 481
BROADWAY. .between Grand and :Brooide
Streets, which will be, sold at extremely. low
prices: PIANOS and MELODEONS fion2 sun
dry makeii, near and second band, toilet, and
rent allowedit purchased, as per. agre . ment.
Monthly ;Payments received for the ,same.
Also, se.cond,hand _Pianos and Melodcons at
great .bargainp,: prices from $25 . to $lOO.
Sheet Musk:, Htiste Booksi - itid all .kinds of
Music lietehaildifie it War prices.
, • , . ...- HORAEE, WATERS, Agent..
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Adininistratot o s.Notice.
T. ENTERS 'Administration on the estate,
JLI of S. S. WHITS, late of Thitesvilla,AMe;
gany einnty, Y., having been granted ' to.
the nadersipted,. all persolts. haying ,cjainut,
against said, estate, are requested to"present
tfiem'to him tar:liquidation, and• all' persons
owing said Mtate are -reduested to- maim -int..'
mediate Payment to,him.- _
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CREDIT fak'cif 00a00000.
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ULYSSES IiGHOOL ORDERS,tit... p ar :
GLYSSESITOYM: (kitiMi§at , `• 88 Ote.
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iirooklana (formegliCistiiniville) "
Mercantile Appralsement.'
-Ist of Vendera•af Merchandise-nad their
11,,Clistificatiotf_ of Fetter . County for the
year ,1862:,
4aaou.
121=3
F. T. Stair
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Theis:„ , • •
Ctuirles Missper, „,,14
Couderipart.
C. s. "',': 13' • 10 00
E. K.,Stg,l>bins k 8r0. 7 -13 10 0 0
Ormtedl'Kelley_ 14, 7'oo
D. E; Olicksied• •••. • • - • 13- • 10 00
E. K. Spelicei. • • . 14 100
Collitul Smith - 14. ; , 1 - 00
Mann I. . . 14 • 00
Hcirrison.
-I 14
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Otwayo.- --
Sim4mis,:',•_i 12 • 15 00
Wi4r.. ll e- I Jonga l . l . • • • ',l 00
'• • .noulet.- .
Colivell & Trestori
~Sharoi;
- 14
RADII Nit pals
A.. W., Humphrey
Opmfield &Skeltop.
B. 6.:Co1vie11::
U3ysees: .
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'Wharton. -
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Barclay. & 'Brainard 14. t'oo
Notice in hereby given that 'a
'Court of Ap 7
peal will be. heldit.the Cemmistioner's Once
in .Coudersport on the 25th day of June next,
at whisk time andplace all persons aggrieved
by the foregoing
,appraisement• will be heard
and such abatements made zai .are deemed
just and proper. JEROIIE CHKESBRO,
Mercantile Appraiser.
•
A.-Corey
L. Bird.
Wm. A. Whitley
15L
May-12,186Z
SAPONIFIER, SAPONIFIER!
. •
• THE FAMILY SOAP . MAKER "
All Kitchen Grease can be made into good
SOAP, by using
DIRECTIONS A.CCMPANYING EMIR BOX
Seag is as easily mad'er witiv it, as Making
- a cast of toffee i , •
Manafactured only by the Patentees.
P*lllNii EMIT coseargi
N0:127 Walnat;itr,eet, Philadelphia. .
- Feby. 1;18E2. t 3y •
NOTICE TO EVERYBODY.
HOUSE SIGN AND WAGON PAINTER;. PAPER
HANGER AND GLAZIER:
SHE undersigned wishes to inform the pub
lie, of Conderbport and ,vicinity that hp
will attend to all work entrusted to him. .;
Particular attention paid tc,) Paper-Hanging.
Shop with John Reekhuw, east side of tiler
Court House. • . F. L B.ACEUS. •
t
Couderanort, April3o: . 6m -
7-
CANASEdAGA
SUPERFINE FLOUR for $1.35 per Sack, or
$5.25 per Barrel.
Also, GFoceries
of etery description as cheitp as can be afford
ed; at the; . POST OFFICE STORE.
Feb. 19; 1862 _
Adantie Monthly for, pshrnary is re. ,
JLt cared and for , sale at the' Post Office...
LSO, Harper, Peterson and t,he new Amer-
ican Patriotic - llonthlyThe ContilentaL
tOO'ig AND SHOES.
. _
.A. SAND BERG &
. ,
and cavilers.'
rif ATE also l establiihed a --
. 11 ' 1 ' Boot-and Shoe,
ManufactorY, oppovite D. F.l3ihuisadre's HoteV
in the roOmprmerly. occupied
. Thck,offertheir Boots and Shoes_ at a
LOWER RATE THAN. THE SAME.QHALITY HAVE
EVER' BEEN , SOLD IN POTTER COUNTY.
And they will bave:nothing but the beat work.
roes and th&best stock that the country will
produce, aria ,moriey,,and labar s can procure.
,TEISZ,iBEL.CONEIDENT TONT: THEIR
WORK WILL GIN'S SATISP4I7ION. :
Hides; Calf S k i n s, EiL014 4 41
taiten.at the Highest Idartret - Trice.
. ; GIVE 17 . A., Trakt Z .
,coudersport.,.pa., March 19.-
. .
P. A.' STEBBINS' 84r;VO,
just, feeeividitt
NEWISVT ,OF . ' ,
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