TEE POTTER C I UNTY JOURNAL
Is the only-paper published in Potter county
:circulates among an intelligent class isf• peo
le and is thus an excellent medium for both
Cr
ity and Country Advertising. I -
Transient Advertisements and those from a
distance must be Cash or have responsible re
ference. . •
' 1.11 c ommunication '
s, to receive attention,
must be directed to the Editor, and contain
the name of the writer. No attention:paid to
shonymous communications. •
TERMS.—One copy,one year, $1; Six copies
$5 ; Twelve copies, $lO ; Twenty copies, $lB,
with one to the person raising the Club. The
money must accompany the names.
Condi=Prt, Wednesday Evening, Sept. 17, 1862
Local and General.
OrSee New AdvertiOments
..,t McKean county• will be required to
drgt 79 men to fill its quota.
11141,Capt. Dewitt C. James, formerly editor
of the Patriot, of this place, has a Compaay
is Camp Curtin.
'Fifteen or twenty men were to leave
the county on last Monday, for the purpose of
jfitalug Corcoran's Irish Brigade.
wri...Pnottoran.Lieut. Col. Rand, of the
Bnektail Rifles, has been appointed g Briga
dier General. He has done noble service in
•tbe;fleld. •
le..Hon. Edward McPherson was unani
mously re-nominated for Congress by the
Union conference of the 17th district on the
Eth inst.
larA bounty of $5O was paid by the County
Commissioners to the volunteers who left our
county under the last calls ; the whole amount
paid was over s3,ooQ.—McKeon Hiner.
AmmtoszAwros was drowned cn the Gth
inst., in Stewardson township, while bathing
in company with other and smaller boys.—
His age was 14.
- TITS funeral' sermon of lion. OaAsac A.
TAMS, late Sergeant in Cept.Jones' Company,
will be preached at Lewisville ou next Sab
bath at one o'clock.
'Dr. C. R. Earley of Elk and Dr. L. J.
)Royer of Clearfield, have been nominated as
candidates far th'e Assembly in that District.
Democracy evidently needs •Doctoring" in
that section.
ge_T he iclo tiles of some of ate 'members
of Capt. Johnson's Company are now at Jones'
Store in this place for distribution to tlteir
friends.
..The agent of the American Bible So
ciety, will preach in the Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath, at lei A. M. and in the Metho
dist Church at 2i P.
• 118,Col. John J. Patterson of Juniata has
been nominated for Congress, in the Dauphin,
Nortitumheraand, Juniata, Snyder and Union
District.
siir John W. Nlayniird of Williamsport,
'has been naniested for President Judge by
both parties in Lehigh and Northampton.
per - The citizens of Hebron 'win meet at
Baker's School House, on Friday at one o'clock
for the purpose of organizing a military Com
puzzy, according to the act of 1858.
rirA correspondent writing from Harris
burg to the Agitator, Speaks of Lieut.-Col.
Dwight in the follciwing complimentary para-
MU
- "Their Lieutenant Colonel Dirlght,.of Pot
ter County, is pronably better known to you
than to myself; but from what little I have
seen of him, I should judge him to he. a man
of superior judgment, and natural military
abilities, and the fact that he is an inhabitant
, 3f the real home of the genuine Bucktails, and
that he came here at the head of 130 men;
naturally leads to the conclUsion that he is the
right man in the right place, and parents,
wives, and sisters, may rest assured that their
deer - ones could not bare placed themselves
in the care of more humane and skillful offi
cers than they bare done."
DRAFTING ! !
I am directed by ,the Governor, to proceed
to draft, to fill the Quota for this county, on
Tuesday, Sept. 23, 1362. The draft will take
place at 1 o'clock P. M. of that day, in the
the Court Fronse in Coudersport and will be
public. The No. of men required to fill the
several requisitions made by the Governor up.
on this county is 109 more men. The appals
are not yet all held, but , as near as can be as
certained, the number required will be as fol-
lows to wit :
Districts.
_Number enrolled. To be drafted
Abbott, 77 I 1 '
Allegany, 121
I 7
Bingham, 129 I 2
Clara, 4t 1 1
Coudersport, 04 , 3
Eulalia. 64 1
Genesee, 107, 20
Harrison, 176 I 17
Hebron, , 157 3
Hector, ' 116 ,- 2
Homer, 43 1
Keating, 11 . 1
Oswayo,' 148 3
Pike, 56 1
Pleasant Valley, 34 2
Roulet, 92 2
Sharon, 260 • * 5
iltewardson, 40 4
Summit, 24 1
Sweden, - 79 8
isylvania : . 30
Klysses, 199 ' 1 9
West Branch, 44 4
Wharton, 89 ,
2
Total 2243 - ' 109
Each township can before the day of the
draft offer Volunteers to fill its Quota and thus
obviate the draft entirely in that township,
such volunteers will be received by me at any
t'ule. It is desirable that this call of the Gov
ernment be made up by Volunteers.
- F. W. KNOB, Comatinioner.
. .
16g 6 Lieut. Ro .erts, of the 53d still
in town and Very, anxious - to have a few good
Men for 'his Comfinny: This is.nO doubt the
last chance the young m'en-of•Potterivill have
to volunteer; the draft - will soon be upon us;
the foolieh plan of enlisting in New Yorknow
makes this necessary ; a draft , will come and
no doubt reach many who could, without any
great sacrifice, go at the present call. ~By en
listing in old regiments you have the benefit
of the honors it has gained on the field and
also the benefiti of experienced officersiwbo
are not as likely rio lead you into ambush' or a
panic as - inexperienced ones. The 53d has
fought itself intO'honorable notice, has brave
and competent o fficers, and it is the plaCe to
go if you wish to : enlist or have any fear of
the draft. Volunteers will receive the bounty
-
as heretofore. 11 •
gER-Bm YIELk—Mr. A. B. Seamans; of
Harford, Susquehanna 'county, has raised the
present season, op three acres of land, two
hundred and thilty buSheis of oats, weighing
thirty-two poun s per hushel..
lion, J. K Morehead has been renomi
nated as the car ticlatel for Congress in' the
Twenty-second District, by, the loyarmen in
that portion of the Commonwealth.
war. The Hon. Alexander Henry has been
re-nominated fo Mayor of Philadelphia by
the Union men •f that city.
'y Convention.
Coun
Pursuant to a call delegates from the dif
ferent townsmet in coudersport,. Tuesday
day' evening, Sepit. 16 1862, for the purpoae of
nominating candidates for State and County
Officers
EORGE ESTES, Esq. ,was
and I. P. RELTS Vice Presi-
On motion t
elected Presiden
dent.
J. ROSE and JASPER. SPAYFORD
On motion, A
vrere made Secre
• The fallowiom
presented testimonials and
delegates:
s Bushor, Charles Meine,
rlesCoats,S. P. Chamberlain,
Were accepted a
Abbott—Char
Allegany—Ch
G. W. G. Judd.
Carpenter, T: I. Leet, G.
Bingham—J
Cole, Sala Stevens.
I'an. Baker, Z. J. Thompson,
Clara—W. H
Coudersport-
Geo. Mauly.
Geneses—H.
Burk.
Spafford, Morris Lent. :
urd, 0. 11. Perry, Patrick
neer Beebe, A. J. Rose, Israel
11. 11. Sweetland. ,
Estes, Norman Dwight; A.
Harrison—Sp
Dodge, S. B. G.
Ilebron—Gco
Davis.
111 Sunderlin, D. W. Havens,
Hector—Jose
Martin Carey.
Homer—lsaa.
Jackson—Th.
Keating—L. J
Ostrago—W .
netts.
Carmer ; Harrison EdgecOmb
fflas Glover, Reuben Persiog
G. G. Lewis. •
. Dexter, B. F. Lyman, J. P
•
nsley, S. H. Martin.
Pike-D. C
y—J. Roberts \. P. Fhient
Lyman, Jr., Wm. Boyiniton.
n Drake, Aix. Burdic, J.. 31
odcoek:
Pleasant nth
Roulet—John
Sharon—Sim
-Reynolds, N. \V
Sweden—Ethr
Stewardson—
Sylvenia—Rol9
Ulys es— E. RI
Hicks, N. H. Tiv4
West Branch--;
n Lyman, Edward Dodd.;
Dykeii`ian,Leioy Crittenden.
19it. K. Young. E. 0. Auetin.
Slade, Asa Raymond, Barny
heck, B. Lewis.
S. N. Connellle, J. A. Seeley.
ihe following Resolutionwas
Convention, a few delegates
On motion,
adopted by the
voting in the ne
Resolved, Tha l
adopted by the
which met at 1.-f
July last, and tl
and hearty sum
State Offices pu ,
vention.
ZED
we approve the resolutions
People's Tnion Convention,
trrisburg, on the-.l7th day of
at we hereby pledge a cordial
port [ to the candidates, fur
in nomination by that Con
madel
to receive Jesse Car
.
. Rounds as delegates from
d. A motion was then Made
.1 Rounds and Seth Briggs,
.efeated. i
n then proceeded to the nom
ifibreut candidates. 1
i •
J, ,Esq., of Cou i dersport, 'was
ssembl'3-, who appointed L.
o. X. Kilbourn as confetees
nominate a eandidateil for
. C. ',rushee, of Ulysses:Has
e: fifth ballot: (The ballots
lislaid.) - i,
an, w,
as nominated for Trees
, ballot. The ballot IVIO as
i
1 . ,
Ist ,2d 3d . 4th
Win. T. Lane, , I 8 - 9 7
Tracey Scott, i 6 . 8 2
Daniel Sundeein, j 8 , ' 5 5 i 7
Daniel Clark, )5 • 2
1
D. S. Daniels, i 7 • 1
Eleazer Lyman, - 1 , 11 13 12 , 6
•
Geo. W -W. Racket, ' : 3 1
Lewis W. Lyman, 14 .18 25 !38
W. B. Graves, 5 3 5 1 5
C. P. Kilbourne, of Hector, was nominitt4
for Cotandisioner on the following ballot's:
A motion wa
man and J. '
Wharton, defea
to recievo J.
which was also
The ConventiJ
ination of the di
. A. G. 01m.stle.'
notnitifited for
Bird, and Maj.,.11
. Proceeded to
Sheriff, when D.
nominated on t.
for Sheriff Were
Lewis W. Ly...
urer on the 4th,
follows .
Ist 3d . 3d
John C, Bishop, 2
Harvey Lent, 11 ' 11 11
Hudson Hendrick,, 10 l3 9
Miles White, 4 , 2
C. P. Kilhourn, 2O . 27 35 -
John Pearsoll, 4 6
W. B. Graves, of Clara, was nominated for
District Attorney on the following ballot,:
.W. B. Craves 43 ; L. F. Maynard 6.
A. J. Rose, of Harrison, ,was nominated for
Auditor on the following ballot:
Ist 2d 3d
A. J. Rose, 23 25 .30
J. M. Spatrord, 10 8 . '
S, H. Martin, 20 "24 30 i
4
Lucien Bird, of Ulysses, was nominated for
County Sorra} or on the following ballot:
Ist 2d
Lucien Bird,l 23 32
Z. F. Robinson, I 18 18
John Lyman, ;
J. M. Sprifford, I 4 V
Dr. 0. T. Ellison was nominated for Gm
ner, bur one vote opposed. -.
On motion, J. S: Mann, Sktoss, and Hon. I.
Benson were appointed Congressional Confer
ees, with power to" appoint substitutes. '
On motion, Hon; L Benson, L. Bird and H.
J. Olmsted were appointed Senatorial Ccinfer
ees.,. Instructed to vote for S. F. Wilson, of
Tioga. '
lar'Gor. fltrraiii.—We extract the follow
hag shortnotice from the Reading daily TiFcs,
aiaper neutral in politics; it speaks the gen.:
timents of every likValtrian and does justice to
one who is)ahoring night and day for the
restoration of this Union ; • z
: Oua GOVERNOR.—Puring all the'excitement
and trouble entailed upon., us by Seeessibn,
but two men have stood ; out boldly prominent
as Governors of States. The first ofibese was
Governor Curtin,. and the second Governor
Sprague. By referring to our late news our
readers will tind that through the exertion of
Gov. Curtin the draft has been postponed uti
til.the 15th of next month. Until that time
recruits will be received for regiments now in
the Thera is the 3d ReServes; the 50th,
the 4Gth; the' 134th 'and others, all Wanting
recruits. Will not our yOung .men come-for
ward in
.the•true spirit and justify the asser
tion made by our model Governor, by enlist
ing forthwith:
•
PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected I.lvery Wednesday by P. A. STEB
. BINE . Sr i CO., Wholesale and Retail
Healers in Groceries and Provisions,
• ' opposite D. F. Glassmire's Hotel, , '
Coudersport, Pa.
Apples, Ereen, V bush., $624 to 1 00
do • dried; - " 100 2 00,
Beans. • 1 00 -150
Beeswax, 9 'lb., , 20 25
Beef, 1 44 4 5
Berriep, drieo, ? quart 6 . 12/
Buckwheat, 1 bush., 37/ 44
'Butter, ? lb., 12 15
Cheese, "7 10
_
Corn; 11 bush., . 75 88
Corn Meal, per cwt., 150 175
Eggs, ? doz., . • 10
Flour, extra, ? bbl, -6 56` '7 00
do superfine " 550 600
Hams, ? 1b,9 121
Hay, V -ton, 600 700
Honey, Per lb., • • 10 12/
Lard, " 10 ' .112;
Maple Sugar, per lb, , 8 ' 10
Oats. ? bush., , 40 44
Onions, " 'so 75
Pork, la bbl., , 16 00 18 00
do) Ili., r 8 ' 10
do in whole bog.' lb-, 6 7
Potatoes„per bush., - 25 37/
Peaches, dried, 14 lb., - 25
Poultry, ? lb., q , 5 7
Rye, per bush., . 63 '75
Salt, V bbl., ; 2 75 , 3 50
do ? Sack, . 20
Trout, perk bbl., 450 500
Wheat, ? bush., 100 lin
white Fish, ? 4 bbl., 450 5 067
DIED :
rn Homer township, on the 25th of August,
1862,0 f Con surniaion,Miss ELLEN B.daughter
of Isaac Carrier, aged. 23 years. • .
"She has gone with the angels,
Gone from our home, ..
Far through the sunny kind,
Joyous to roam.
Her body in the ground
In silent hope may lie,
Till the last trumpet's joyful sonn4
Shall Call her to the sky."
MELTILLR TORREY, of Company G. 53d
Reg. P. V., aged about 18, dropped dead 'in
the ranks at Camp California, Va. August 29,
of heart disease. .
He vras.a good soldier and respected 'by his
comrades. • .
Anmtouncernents :
DS)..Please announce my name as an tinion
candidate for the. office of County Treasurer
subject to the decision of the voters of Potter
County, and if' elected, I pledge myself to pa 2,
into the Treatiry of the County 2300 out of
the profits of the office for the benefit of fam
ilies of volunteers, as I cannot repair to the
field of War, nor is it necessary, a smith por
tion only of those able, we hope NS ill be:called
to the field of action. But we can all lie use
ful in our labors of patriotism; those Whb go
by the discharge of choir military dutio . s. and
those who remain, by :cords of encouragement
And by contribution for the support of the
families Of those who (to go. Our bdsiness
now is with tyre present and the future'.' Past
differences shouid:be forgotten or laid azdde
until the flag of the Union again float's over
every foot of, former Territory.
Sept. 10, 1662,- J. B. SMITH.
Ma. Bor:roa.—Please announce my name as
an independMit candidate irrespective elpitr
ty, for the itext Presidency of the baited
States. Ido not claim that the blood of gild
Bickory runs in my veins, but I do clriitn to
possess some of his spirit. A virtue itt these
perilous times whien the present incumbent
is evidently wanting. I will pledge myself to
save the life of the nation by striking treason
where it will feel'it most without any fear of
hurting n traitor. I will free every slaVe and
arm him if necessary, shoot every spy (it thing
that has not yet becridone though the rules
of war and.!comnionn prudence demand it)
hang every traitor, and make an eud of this
unnatural war and bloody strife in ninety
days. I will donate one half of my salary to
relieve the suffering and supply the wants of
widows and orphans made so by this rebellion.
Come fellow-citizens, show yourpatriotism.
Who will bid higher? - JIM SYKES.ti
The People's Candidate.
PLEASE announce the name of RufuS Ric;
of Allegany township, as an Independent can
didate for Sheriff, without regard to party
ties. • *
',. Notice.
XI Y Wife, MARY ANN, has left my bed and
.IYl_ board,without provocation,and Lbereby
caution all persons not to trust her on my
account as I will pay no debts of her contract
ing mass ,compelled by law. 1
SILAS NELSON.
Summit, Sept. 17, 1862.
For Sale or to Let.
rrECE Steam Saw and Grist Mill at Girrina
nia, Abbot township, Pottercount}`, Pa.
Doing an excellent business ;- a first rate stand
for an industrious man with some capital..
Those reflecting must apply soon to
WILLIAM RADDB, 304 Broadway, N. Y.
Or at the Mill at Germania.
August 27, 1862..
NOTICE.
Ir HE Legal 'representatives, of Smith P.
Finch; Sheldon M. Gibbs and Abel C. Card
late members of Capt.- Jones' Company, can
obtain the papers necessary to institute pro
ceedings for the recovery of boon y, back pay,
byi Calling on me at Glassmire's hotel.
R. Z. ROBERTS.
Coudersport, Aug. TS ~.kBd2
%IHE BEST OF FLOUR kept constantly on
A. hind at tlio Poit Office Store.
.
IEiIjIiSITANT to an Act of the General As
„IL
aembly of the Commoniv alth of Pennsyl
vania,. entitled "Au Act rein ing to the elec-.
tions of this Commonweb.4l approved the
second day of July, A. D.. one thousand eight
huntired-And -Ildrtyinine:,-4,yikl. KOURY,
Sliefiffiiit :fife 'County, of POtteli, PennSjdvaula.
do herebjknown and give nofict to the,
electors of the county aforesaid. that 4' Gene-.
ral Election Will be licid!in the,said county
Potter', on the Second Tuesday (fourteenth) of
October, 1862, at which' tiiin.State and Coun
ty Oflicers;as.follows.aratoile.ele.t tedi to wit:
One'',person for Auditor General : for Penn.
sylvania. '
One' person for Surveyor General for Penn
sylvania: '
One, person for Member of qon g r f .ss; for the
XVlll : Copgrysional DiSqleti .comprking the
counties of 'Cellar& Ciiiiton,',Lyccothingl,
and Potter. . •
• • •
One, person for State Senator for,i 1e.1.1 Dts-i
trier, comprising the counti4 of Tioga,PcitH
ter,MeKeau - and.3l. - arre4..,- 1,1 .' , l
TWO pe:rsons for "MeinitersjOf thO' tionse of
Representatites of the gerickal Asseinbly
Pennsylvania, in conjunctionjwith the county,
Of Tioga,, to represent .the coktutit4 . ,Tio,ga
and' Potter: •
One ' person for Sheriff' Of the county-of Pot
.
ter county. ' •
One r peraou for Treasurer .of the county of
Potter.
OneTerson for Commtssioner of the county,
of Potter. '
pre.Joe9oo.for, .Aolitor of the ;coulat t y pfl
Potter. ' - s's
of the county of
~
One person for Coroner of the county 'ot.
Potter. J • 4
Fitt's° rualSe linoltrt and c'iliG notice, as in
• - , 1 •
and by the I tttir section-of the aforesaid act.l
am directed, that An ery peso ii. exec r pOng Js
tiees of the Peace,' who holds any Mike or
apointrnent of,pyofit or tralunder the GoV
ernnientof the'Unifed - States i lor of this State,'
or of any city or ir, corporatedidistrictlicthec,
a commissioned officer or otlcimise, a sulOor
dinate oflice.?pr agent, w,fio,L I or,shall be -Mt-''
ployed limier the le•lisletlye; judiciarf, or mc-!,
ecutive departments of this Stitt e or the United'
States, or ot'any.city or incorporated 'district,:
and also that every membet
. 10 Congress and
of the, State Legislature; iircit Of:the, select anti:'
common council of any city, Or coMMissioneri
of ansjineorPorated dietrict, ..s. by Iliw'lincapa-d
ble of loldidg'or-exercismg ;at' the sane time'i
the Mike or 'appointment of JOIIg,e, Irispeetor,,,
or elerk of an election in this Commonwealth,:
and that no Inspector' or JUdge, or other oil-,
cer of' any such electiOn shall be eligible to"
be voted 'for, • . ,'., , , . ..i '. i . ,
Alsi), .that in the fourth
.se'etion of the -ket;,
of '.A:;..sembh.. entitled "-kill .Act rekting to ;
electiOns and for other purposes," approved'
April !IGO, 1800, it is enaeted.,that i .ltho aforej.
said Ipth section shall not' be so eoustrl t ued ns, l
to , prevent any Military ()flyer or finroughl.!
Officer frond serving . as Jttdi e, Inspe6tor, Or,
Ulerkjof any general or speciid eteetion in this
Coninpnwealth,..,
•!...r4; •ted that ti of thr
.. It liirther directed that the meeting . of the
return Lud9es at the Court Ifouse in COuder.l
port to mane out the gener4l retards; shall. '
he onithe first Fri4ar succeelling
election, which willhe the lith day`ofJ)cto-i
her._ . , .
I also hereby rnalte knbwn and gire notice;
that the. places for holding.:the aforestiid gcit
eralAleclion in the several) townships andi
hordnkhs within the county Of Potter, are
folloWs. tow it:
Eorithe township of Abhott r at,the Germa
nit(lfOtel in said township. j
For' the township of Alleg:o3-, at the sehool,.
house' rearthe place fortnerl± owned by Ches
ter Andtew, in•said townshib. • r • ;
.. .
Fort' c township ofTini4ll4un, at the honee'i,
of A. 11.'Lerris, in said town4:liv.
For the township of Chit-A . , at' the sehooll
honselnear Sala Stey . ens'i townSliip. !
For! the townshili of Fula at the New
Court house in the lioi•oughdfCcudersport.
lorJhe township of Gene : I .k; at the, liotp3el l ,
formerly occupied by S: S.ltiteco, in Eilishuri. l l
For; the too -I ship of llarrison. at the honsei l
recentiy occupied by Ira 1144iolotneW,Iii said
townAip. 1 " •
• For, the township of ria,bfo r n., at. the Eehobl
house , No, 5, near I.,Nnry,,lngraham's, ;in said
,•• + i
townshi:l of ITecteri at the , Sunde'rL;!
lin clioot house. near Jacot feet s, in said
township.,.: , :
• .1
. . .
• Fcir!the.townshiyi of. Jacksba, tit the housch
formei-lv occupied by B. Ban.:le, now 31. Chad-
pel, inlsaid township.
Forithe tnwnsiiip or Keating,. at the house
of Pliny Ralrris. town6hip.
For the uknsliip of OsWay l o,. at the Centre
•
schnoli hotte in said ton 104..
For !the Of Pike, at the house of
Eli_jxh ; Jhlii son,' in said township., 1 i
For 'the township of Pl ,, asant Valley, at the'
school! house in said township.,
- For :the, township of
,Ferta,ge, at:the ;Sizer
school!hOus'e iii srtid townshili.l , I
For the township of Rotile . t, at the
,schobl,
house pear GeoriN %veimer,s in said tot riship.
For ;the town.hip of Sliarort, nt the Sharon
Centre: school. house; near John Voorhees'.
For-The township of Sweden, at the house
of Asenath,Taggart in said township.
For .! the township of, Stwartsep, at the
house Of J. - S. Clark, 'in said.town.hip. j
FO7 the township of Stimmit, at the house
formerly ,otictinied by tiel Cook, now Jonathan:
Redspri. in said township ;
For the township 'Sylyani.s; a the 'sehool
house near J.. Rees', in said township'
For the township of L'lysses, at the house
of Atleis Bennett i qa said township.
For ihe . towuship of WeA ,Branch,—ati the
house Of S.M.' Con Ale, in said township.
For the township of Wh.irton, at the house
of Stephen Horton, in said township. - '
For ;the borough of Coudersport, at the
Coat liouse 'said boronglt.
Given under my, hand, this 3d day of Sep:;-:
tember, A. D. , 1861.
WM. T. - BKRT, ShT'.
cougerspOrt, 6co, 3,4562
•
The Partnership . •••
- 17.x.fsTricG lierctofax6' "miler the firm of
ilftny k.co: is this day disso'lred
by theiwithdrawai of the Undersigned..
HENRY GARRETT. .1
Th y
e Confe:_•=sions. and
rIXIIERIENCIE- of an Livalid. PubliSTied
4
. far the benefit and a,warning and a
cautiori to Young men who 6'utTer froth Nerour,
Debility,.Prernature Decay; &c., supplying at
the snipe timethe—means IBT . onti
who has cured hi ipielfafter being put io great
expen4 tkoilgh inedicatiMpositionandquackj
ore. By enclirsing a post-Paidruldres.sed!en
velope.;.v . nqic roji fes may be': had of the author,;
NATHANIEL 31AYFAIll. Esq., Bcdford,Khags,
con ntyrNeyi
The '.Ro,chester Straw-Cutter:
OLMSTED & KELLY, Coudersport, littv'e
th'e exclusive arzen9y, forlthis celebrrite'd
machine, in this dount:y.. 4 4 It is Cot - 6116i, du
able, qui. .
SUBSCRIPTIONS forwarded foe anV of the,
standard publications ' and books Procur....
ed front .Boston; PhiladelPliia7dtz•'NeW i ltYprk,'
on sholt notice. Give us' a call at the, 1
•••,, , POST OFFICE.
0 OBS
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ST.cirrli s ed And for sale ,4t fair priees,and ,
'OP for READY-PAY EXCLUSIr.ELY,* gen:
oral assortm4tt Of New'. Goods; such ;
FARM TOOLS, j
• •NAIILS and GLASS.
and other HARD7ARE;
-
lIATS-and PAPS, . • • r
• OLOTRING, and •
- I BOOTS and SHOES. '
' FULL tsurs Olt $5.00
, • . , IF
Dip Gods , ! Groceries,
A I
I
Crockery . , 1 No . !,ignsi
SCHOOL 801230.
BLUE MR,. *ACKEREL, tQp, and,EALI
BUT, Etc., Etc., &c., &,c., and so fourth;
CASR taket at • . • j Par.l
CREDIT taken at ! ' : • oqciooooo
COUNTY ORDERS , at . .00 Ctsi
ULYSSES ;iOHOCL ORDERS at ! ! Par.
ULYSSES TOWN ORDERS at 88 Cts.l
PRODUCE' ' What it is;Nrorth.!
Good ASHES , - . !o tO 12, Cts.l
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Brooklarid,; (formerly Cashingville.)
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May 11; 3.8q2.
fl
STOP ! STOP!
MONEY, MONEY SAVED!
I
.; Tin • 1:
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Union Clot ing Emporium
Corner of sRtin an 4 Plank Road
Si
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YOU WILL SAVE
!From ; !:‘,5 to 39. Cents!!
on every !Dollar I;
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By 'purchasing your
CLOTHING' AND ITCHNISIIING
GOODS
At the new Union
CLOT,TUFG EMPORIII:LYI.
Ell
Wellsville; \.15:, IS,
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION , !
. '
New Sicite! N6'w, Goir:ids!
,
The undersigned beg leave to info the
public that theylhare opened businegs tit
*EIILSVILLE, N. Y.,
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Comer Main.and Plank RoattStreets,opposite
the Union Block, where they will display an
entire new stock of 1 ' ,
I
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.Readyraade dlotliiitr, „
and 1
GENT'SFURNISITI,iNG GOODS, ,
. „
which will far stirpasS in ;finality, style and
price anything ever exhibited.' in this town. !..
'We are aware that to build up a largetrad4,
it is not only ; ! necessary to have deSirabl i r
goods, but to ; IE
• SELL .THEM CHEAP,
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And we will make it an object !for buyers to
examine our sioelr; before! purchasingi , else!.
where. - All gciods shownt cheerfully, irepre
seated flittly,and submitted to the purchaser's
,
unbiased opinion.
l i [
This is a branch of, an extensive manufac i
h
taring house :in;'. Elmira, N.Y.,, and tit 'refore
you Niii.l find - :a4 Clothing well made and got
np in the latest 'ptyle - . ' I ; , , -
An early call{will most assuredly secure a
splendid bargain at the UNION CLOTHING
EMPORIUM., D. ORA.US it;DO.
Weil cille, Jti . pe 18f3
P. A. .TEBI3INS
Have just received a
NEW LOT
BRADFORD PLOWS
H AND
1-011S4irri
Which thoy ate',
SELLINGI VERY IiOW
READY PAY.
March 12, 1,862
;i*.: SALE
AA R to exchange for Horses : Wagons, Stock
lUF Good Notes or Judgments. A valuable
Farm situate in Varriion township, Potter Co.
Pa., lying on :the old State road, Irading from
Spring Mills' to. Harrison Valley and Westfield
Pa. Containing about 110 Acres, aboutBo
Acres improved: and ih a geed state of chili-,
vation. on which is Jarected- a large Frame
House, good: Barns, Corn 'House and Other
necessary oat, ut mg's, a good Apple Or-!
,
chard containing some twenty different kind 4
of Grafted Fruit: Shade Trees; kc. .The above'
Farm lies abouCl mile from Harrison
7 miles from WeStfieldOnd6Miles from Spring
Mills, and is,n 'ocitl Stock Ind Grain Farm;
and . will be sold so that any one that can make
a payment of aor 4 hundred dollars down;
can make ti e farm pay for itself with his
la
bor. . Price, V 4,500. for particulars intinird
of Peter Simmons noW 'accupying said farm;
or COI Simmlis;.Ostivayo Village Pa.
C. IL SIMMONS.
Jan. 1fi„7.802'.1 ,
1101 - P.O*N SUGIAR for 10 cents per pound,
11.1 and County orders iaken at 85 cents o
the dollariat'thei Post Office Store.
.
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The Buffalo Mere
CORNER OF MAIN AND SE
Ts an important link in t.
NATIONAL MERCANTILE
anted in the fallen - 1g citiex,
NEW YORK CITY, PIII
BROOKLYN,—j. ALB
TROY, CLE
DETROIT, CIII I
AND SAIL T' L
.A Scholarship issued front
lege, entitles the hold to at,
the Colleges for an un imite!
The Design, of thesel Institu
to young men and ladies, a t
cal business education.
. -
These Colleges are ;organi • d and conduct•
ed upon a basis ,which inns secure to :e4414
Separate Institntion the best possiblefaciiitys
for imparting a thorimgh mbrcantJle e s dUct.
tion, and render it Asia tvholt ;l the - mosi'elittLe
prehensive and complete Syste in Ulla eotilitfy
1 ,
' ' Book-Keeping in all its d pnrtment; Com
inercial Law,Commereial Ari hmetic'and Ica
manship, are taught hi them st thorough and
practical manner. I ; , .
The Spcnceriau System Of Penniditshiii`ts
tanglit.by competent rind exii rienCed teathas
Scholarship, payait in ad ance, s4o: , :fil
College open day at d eveni g : no vacations
Resident Principal at Buff: o, J. C. BRYANT.
For further inforrniition r • lease call at Ate
Colldfre - rooms, or senld forC talogne smith ,
cularenclosing lettertamp. Address -:-;.' r.
BRY., 'TTRATTONi., :
Jy9ly i3uffulo, N.•,1,;
I 1
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fi ,
.
WEST': • , ErOTEL, ' _
Nos. 9. 11, 13 , 15, 17. t' 01711TUNITT lIITZgat,
. Near Broadway, ! Ne+ York City.:A'.
This old-establisb , dll and favorite resontl
the Business community haseen rec.entlyrr
fittetand is complete in ev rthiug . that can
mini2..er to the comfort of its patrons. Ladies
and Families are speCially and careftllty.o6.
vided_for., : 1 • ' :.!!!..:
• 14 ( 1 - .entrally located in t c business pert
of the city, aud.is contignoit to the principal,
lints of steamboats, cars, om Bowes, lorries,
. In consequence oft he pr ssnre caused b a y
the RChellion, prices have b en reducciftO'
ONE DOLL AE AND FIFTY ENTS PElll:lAi. k
The table is amply supnl ed with-itil the\
luxuries of the season, and is equal to iiititof
any other hotel in the conittr l y.
Ample accommodations are offered foi up
ward of .100tgiests.
Do not believe runners, haclancn,and Otitike
who may sa. "the Western I otel is full:"
D. D. WINCIIEST It, Proprietor._
Tic4.'l. l . 117nehe.lter. fvlS'
D. STP:AL'S 4:!CO
A. 'SANDBERG & BRO'S
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Tanners and
H
AVE also 'established al I
Boot:lan.d.Shob
Nanufactoiy, opposite D. F. Glassmire's
in the room formerly occupied by J. B. Swlth,
They offer their Boots arhoes at . a ,
LOWER RATE THAN - THE SA ME QUALITY HAVE
EVER BEEN SOLD IN POTTER. COUNTY,
And they will Ware nothing bit the best wadi.
men and the best stock that ihMutttry will
produce; and money and la4r can procures
THEY FEEL CONFIDENT ITHAT THEIR .
- WORK WILL GIVE SAI7SFACTION; •
Hides, Calf Skins, Sheep Pplto
. 1 taken at the Highest Mttrket Price._
GIVE US A TRIALI
Coudersport, Pa., March 19
Al 2 ° ONIPIER, SAFONIFIVR—I
II THE FAMILY . SQAP MAKER .
All kitidien Grease an be :made into good
SQAP, by using. Sizificr !
DTRECTIONS.ACpOIr'ANYING EACH BOX
Soap is as easily made with it, 6.8 making
a cup of coffee.
Manufactured only by the Patentees.
PE 'A SALT BIANITFACTLIRING CONPAit
N0..127 Walnut street, Philadelphia:
Feby. 1,1862. •1y -
•
NOTICE.TO EVERYBODY.
HOUSE, SIGN AND WAGON PAINTER. PAPER
HANGER AND GLAZIER.
TIME undersigned wiehes to Inform the pull•
at. lie of Coudersport and vicinity that, - Ls
will attend to . all work - entrusted to him
Particular attention paid to Paper-Banging.
Shop with John' Reckhow,' east side of sbe
Court House. - P. -L BACKUS.
Coudersport, April 30 j 6m "
& CO
8150
having removed to theii new ,warerooms,
NO. 473 BROADWAY,
~
are now prepared to one the, public ft rasp
nificent new scale fall-
7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD; PIANO,
containing all 'improvements known in this
country, or Europe, over-strung bass, French
grand action., harp pedal, fall iron framelfot
$l5O CASH; . •
WARRANTED FOE. FIVE TEARS.
Rich moulding eases,
1175 to Stop,
all warranted made of the beSt summed - mit,
terial, and to stand better than any sold foe'
$4OO or $5OO by the old methods of Mitit.thiew,
tare. We invite the best judges to examine;
and try these new instruments, and we stria
ready at all tittles to test them with any other*
Manufactured in this countty, - • -
GRAVESTEEN• tc HALE;
478 Broadway, New Voris.
3m)
Administratris-. 1 Notice.
iirIIEREAS, letters of Administration ,ori
the estate of Alm d. _Nichol..., late of
Sweden township, Potter countfNe'ed, hasir
been granted to the undersigned, all persung,
indebted to said estate are requested. to make
Immediate payment, and those having 'cialtua
against the same will present them drilx.tin=
thenticated to the subscriber.
SARAH•YICHOLS, Administi-ntrii
Sweden, July 21, 1842.
CANASERAGA 3111LL4
.;
SUPERFINEIFLOVE for $1.35 per Sucikor
$5.2 per Varief.
Also, Groceries' -
of every description as cheap as can be tiger&
ed, at the POST OFFICE STORE,
• Feb. IQ, 1862
I ECA STREETS.
great cita)ii - br
COLLEGE:4,-11i
viz :
I ELPHIA,;,:-
.NY)
ELAND, "r
AGO, . • -
;Ins ,.. . _,'3x
the Atztatio:l3i3l
-
time.. „:
,1 0 ,f
ions,is to immt
BOOTS AND
!HOES.
REST PIANOS.
GROVESTEEN & HALE,
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119.4419
8180