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THE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL
:iiiecinly paper published in Potter county
isirintates am'one an intelligent class of peo
ple, and is thus an excellent medium for - both
city and Country Advertising.
Transient Advertisements nnd those - from a
distance must be Cash or have responsible re
ference. .. •
All communications, to receive attention,
i;rust.Pe, directed to the Editor, and contain
ilia name of the writer. No attention paid to
anonymous communications.
TEMIS.--One r opy,one year, $1; Six. copies
$5 ; Twelve copies, $lO ; Twenty copies, $lO,
with one to the person raising the Club. 'The
money must accompany the mimes. 1
cinders*, Wednesday • nk. bit 8, 162
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Local and Genet.al.
sar•Wood wanted at this office, on Sab
scriptiod. A few cords of fine wood imnie
diately.
serThere will be a sermon -preached or
read in the Preibyterian church on nest Siiti
,bath at 10} o'clock. • •
•
iiiirSee the advertisement of J. T. Lloyd's
War Maps. They are interesting and relia
ble.
i,..
Mir All interested in furnisn'ag Ilospital
Stores are requested to meet at t e house! of
Mi.J . ,ll.llamilton, ou next Tues L - evening.
A general attendance of all thiN who.ivill
*cork is desired.
,_Quite a number of supposed thieves
:were arrested and imprisoned this week.—
Some of the goodVlately 'stolen being found
and recognized by the owners. :
gerWe will next week publish the naives
,or all who have volunteered from this county
since the commencement of the War—or at
!east so far asrwe have any record. Also,lhe
comes of the drafted: men. Those wanting
vitro copies, of,the Jiiurnal will please inform
. • . .• .
alojt. is ereposeri' ,
to send a box of linspi
ttal •Suiplies ahout the loth inst. Let the
people in lire noeuutry and town endeavor to
.contribute something to alleviate the.suifen
'ings of our waundeil. Contributions can be
deft at tdie d'ost 116Etia. Remember
glarThe loyal:press throughout the eouptry
- .sustain the President's Pruclamatio2,and Gem
Cochrane says it is reccct•cd with rsjokiii'g in
tithe teats of the soldier ris the h.acl inger of
that policy so long and earnestly prayed for.
Some secessiurrsympathi2tng editors are vain
ly endeavoring to make it appear that its ex
,pccted moral effect upuu the cuuutiy is afai/-
lure.
gparLet every freeman exercise his dearest
iright at tile coming !:lectiou. Next Tuesday
fix the day. Remember that the,Breekin 7
ridgers of the Supreme Court have ‘l,isf i rLu ,
.ehised you'r sons and brothers who are
figitt
iug the battles of their country, and, Remem
ber to 'vote fur need who will see to it that no
,American citizen is disfram:hised hereafter.
(;producing better bread and biscuits than were
'To Eorrok ov iTOCZKYr:•-•-Not heir,gfurrosived uetore known. :inch Muo the fact., we ad
'with means to subsist the soldiers vrholare'f vise our readhrs to use it, and our 14 - (!ocers to
*bout to leave this county to fi g ht th e battles lkeep it always on haud. It is made nthd sold
kuf our eetlfueh eeurztry, d shall .have lat wholesale by .1 - 413. DeLand Cu., Fairport,
She citizen 3, as they hare dome i.NlOnroe Co., N. 17
Zieretorore,lo again to prepare &tot seed It4.c
n limited quantity , rf , bread, er
imeats, butter, cheese, etc., to raZitin aiinrat
7;5 men from here to Harrisburg and one :pay
after our arrival nt camp. rend 'only it,t6
.substantials, as pies, etc. conk). not,,be trod:us=,
ported and he fit to eat. Pleioi: here ns earl3i
as AVednesdayOct. a...it, and fiwill see that:the
supplies are prep•erly cut and put up.
Coudersport, 2, :1862. F. W. Ky 0.),...
M,We pEakce ttrename of St then-F. Ica
.son, of Tiozp...ontrtty., at; tlich , .:aa ofOnr,paper
this week. •for State Senator. this orapl,ctes
, our ticket which , v:e do not hesitate r to s-y is
among the Ludt m'or resetitcil to 'the voters
of thiS county and district. Mr. Wilson !is:a.
prominent metnb& - of the bar in his 'own
o• '
county and is a tnan of integrity and ability)
lie is a gentleman of about forty years of *age,:
of pleasing vnarnors and advocates priciPles
Nvineh should lye cradarstd. by_creti Cruioti vo
ter in the District. We bespeak fur hint a
hearty support in this County. —ll arren 41ail.
6,-Nonce..—Those in Pennsylvania. who
may .have bad friends or relatives in thelate
battles iri Maryland, and who were killo:d in
these encounters, may receive intelligence
concerning their remains, place of burial,
by writing to Geortcs J. SLIONV.V.IN, Fairploty
P. 0., Washtngton county, lid. Mr. Show
man has kept a record of a large number of
soldiers Whom he buried; marking their
Kravesi and in all things preservinvhe facts
relating to their - identity, so that-be' might be
able to give any information
,in !refet!ence
to their burial-which may be sought by- their
friends.
"Lincoln, so far as he has the nerve is a
most merciless tyrant."
The above is a quotation front the glititon
Democrat, one of the Hunker Dent4ratic pa
pers of this District. It is part of along trea
sonable article against the Govertimt, its
Administration, policy, and endedt - or2ng to
Incite the people to' open opposition to the
ccecution of the laws and Orders adopted for
the good of the country./ This man supports
Sleeker and Barr, urgeiupon the Democracy
the ditty of +'stickine to the old Breckinridge
Ticket, and sneers at the idea of '!Pinion for
the sake of the Union." Will Democrats whO
profess to lore the Union unite with or obey
the behests of on& who el'ery day does the
work for 'which JefF Davis is most anxious ?
Will they Sustain the rotten remains of Bu
chanan and Breekittridge's treason? Will
they vote for men who are so zealous it! hav
jug the viper warmed tO renewed life and ac
tivity ? Surely not! On the day of election
remember the course of those - men who_nre sd,
anxious to have Peunsylvirlia fail to edilorsej
President Lincoln's course.
Not• One t
"Two Htukt red Thousand 31enlvill leave
NntiSylvadia toL fight the IlreckktrAgers in
arms against the, Union. In concertwith out
open fbes, dee halfway - linitors of the trallan
dighaki Stripe.' Let it'riot be 'that one'Drstiiet
in iinr patriotic State shall have aidoubtful
Man in Congress.' -How it would lo l ok to see
the v,otebf Union Or any other edtinty caSti
kir Speaker; for an Ancona, a lrallandigham,
Voorhies, Who would vote against supplies.
for ofir•brave boys, and block the Wheels of
thivernment all they could, so as to enable
the Rebels to triumph at last! Safety re
quires that-we elect, , none but undoubted,
straight-out friends of, the President in Whom
is the executive power which is th'&only life
and hope of the Gavel:Mama !"
Armstrong is one ofthese undoubted
friends of.the President. -
Bo - Gov. Bradford, of Maryland,' has pub
lished an official letter Of thanks` to 31tijor
General IBClellan and his officers and men,
to' Gov. Curtin at 4 the -Pennsylvania, militia,
and to the Maryland troops in the Union army,
for their great services itt expelling The Nebel
invaders from the of Maryland.
Ler 'The Breckiiiridgers who were
Clintonn the
Congre:isional Cont:erene . to which !i
and Centre counties belong, namely 11. L.
Dilfenbach from the former, and C. P. Alex
ander froth the hitter county, have ientered
their protest against the refusal of a Majority
of that conference' to make a nomination for
Congress.
VS...From NeW Orleans we have fite order
Of lieu. Butler order:Mg the enrollment of t te
free negroes of Lohisiana for militar.ii service
in defence of that, city.: They are to it • known
as the "Native Guards;" General Butler has
dm:Weil at last to I"usei all means to crush."
CAnc Scuunz.-4his !noted orator has shown
the people of this ;country that he can light Is
well as talk. At' the late battle of Beak Run,
he was in the thickest! of the.fight, dool and
collected, and all agree that he tlisplaye r d the
highest qualities of Generalship during that
severe battle.
Pitooe.—A Rebel pdper in RUA=Ond calls
it a breach of Mill td send parulled Union
soldiers to suppress the Indiau outbreak in
Minnesota.- This is ails evidence that the
Rebels (like the British and the Tories of the
Revolution) are leagued with the uluraering
savages on our frontiers l•
"AcconDING TO Lai ."—The Time, i the only
organ of Isaac Sleuke:i and James 1!: Barr in
6nyder, was indicted by the last Wand jury
of that county, on oath, for disloyal Tubnca
tions. To be tried at the next term.
M r ,Sunie Democrats used to argue that
it was right fur President Jackson (in times
of Peace) to go •beyond the Constitution and
remove the deposites fruit the United States
Batik, because (as they: thought)' Ole Bank
was unfavorable to our country s liberties.
But come of these•men, in time of 11tar, deny .
President Lincoln the constitutional power of
suspending the habeas corpus to save the very
existanee of the miaow! ourely "ye: strain al
a goat and swallow a enact.'
WAR RAS ITS TitICMPUS; A'Sll SO lIASPEACIL
While the armies of the Union were winning
brilliant victorieq the Chemical Saleilttus was
tenjoying a series Rif uninterrupted triumphs
iluter the popular aversion to all Saleratus,
iheeause the coma omen kiuds in use were 'wind
to - he destructive. Science had demonstrated
lithat the Chemical.•6aleratus was nut mily
;pure in its nature, hut Wonderful hilts effect,
'Vol:cc.
The subscriber having been appointed
Assessor of Taxes under tue act of Congress
h"To provide Interest Revenue to support the
Government and to pat. interest on the Public
debt," approved July Ist 18•;2, hereby- gives
Iluotiee that he has divided'lns.assesment
rict, being the 13th Diztrict of Pennsylvania,
into the fin lowing :mb-districts 31:11' has ap
pointed the following persons as Assistaut
jrAssessors for said stilt-districts, to wit: •
No. 1. All that part of Centre county int
i
! Icluding the Boroughs of Bellefout, Milesburg,
Laud Unionville, and .the townships of Sprin.j,
Illenner, Boggs, Liberty, lloword,Curtin,tinuw
161me,Burnside, %Volker, Marion, Union,%Vorthi
joylor and linsten, Assistant Assessor lt. G:
illlurham, Postolliee Bellefont.
I No. 2. Ail that part of Centre county in
ileluding the townships of Furgason, Harris,
Rattan; Balfmoon, and that part of Potter
township - lying west of the Lewiston and
lißellefont turnpike, Assistant AssessorTinknas
Postollice Bonlsburg.
ii No. 3. All the remaining part of Centre
licounty including the townships of Miles,
l!Haines ' Penn, Gregg, and that part of Potter
litownship lying east of the Lewiston and
.I.l,ellefont turnpike, Assistant Assessor
No. 4. All that parr of Clinton county in
cluding the Borough of Mill Hon, the town
'ships of Alison, - Beecfh Creek, Bold Eagle,
iLaman, Porter, Logan, Greene, Crawford and
!Wayne, Assistant Assessor It. G. Hutchison,
IPostollice Mill
l Hail. -
No. 5. All the remaining part or Clinton
Icaunty including the Borough of Lock liaven,
,jand the townships of Pine Creek, Duustable,
lWoodward, Cold Brook, Geergan, Chapman,
!Leidy, Keating, Gallagher, AssiStantlAssessor
;'William Pearon, Postollice Lock Haven. ,
No. G. All that part of Lycoming county
llyinr , on the west side of I.lcoming Creek,
ialso including the townships' of Bastress,
!Susquehanna, Limestone mid Nippettose,
, I assistant Assessor, llaivid Showers. Postuflice
!Newberry. .
No. i. All the remaining part of Llycorning
county including that part lying east of 14-
coaling Creek. also the townships of Clinton,
Washington, Brady and Armstrong .:ssistaut
!Assessor, T. P. Situnions, l'ostullice
No. 8. All that part of Tioga county inched-
Fling the Borough of Tioga, the townships- of
;Tioga : Rutland,ltichmond,Suilivan,CO•ington,
Ward, Bloss, Liberty and Union, 'and 'the
Boroughs of Mansfield, 'Matnsburg and Cow-
Bll' P
lington, Assistant'Assessor, S. B. ost
office Mansfield.
, N0..9. All that part of Tioga connt,pinclud,
lin.. the Boroughs Of Latcrenceville,' { Elkland,
{{Knoxville, and the townships ofJacksdn, Law
{rence, Nelson, Osceola, Deerfield, Farmington,
1 1Brooklield a.te. Westfield, Assistant A.4sessor,
11. Gold Smith, Pcisto(lice Knoxville.
{ 10. All the part of Tioga county
{including the Borough of Wellsboro, the
townships of Middlebury, Chatham, Charles
]ton, Delmar, Morris, Elk, Shippen ; Gains and
Assistant Assessor,.3l: Bullard, Post
oCice
No. 11; The county of ;Potter, iosistant
Issessur, A. Ronosvillei. Postollice Genders- .
)ort. GEO/LUE BOAI, Assessor.
Boillsburgi Centre Co.,Pa.
A - Dollar. that Pays Well.
• t - he bf the'lltdstseaseriable'enterpriseffi; note
before - the public, is that of . the .rublisher of
the American Agriciiltnrist; He hht secured
for his,Habstribers fine enlo - red'editions of two
splehafil Maps of leCalitierCefigreat:hiterest.
One-'of these covering a space : of, more than
fen'§gi:tarefect; shOws the entire State of
ginia s'o'completely that every. county,_ town,
cit,village, river, bfoak, mouotain - , hill and
principal road, is readily found. It - also
braCes - the principal partS -Of _Maryland : and
Pennsylvania. The other Map, covering about
15 square feet, gives ail the Southern or Slave
StateSAChiding Missouri, Kentucky,
Delaware, and all south -of them.
Though not: so minute as the Map of Virginia,
this shows all the - counties, principal towns,
rivers, etc., of the Southern States. . Any pdr
son subscribing now for - the Agridolluris4
presented with a choice of the above two Maps.
In addition to this; every new subscriber for
18133, (Vol 22,) receives the Agriculturiet.fof
the rest of this year without charge - . ,We have
received the: Agrieulierisl, and can testify to
its real merits. Every. number - is well-illus
trated, and contains a very large amount of
really useful; practical, reliable - itiformation
for the Famr,-the Garden, and the Household, :
including a very interesting department for
thelittle ones. ;No ,one can fail to , get-many
dollars worth of useful hints from: a volume
of tbo Agriculturist, while the maps_ now are
so -much extra. -We have sent for two - copies
of the paper so as to get both maps. Send
for the - paper on our recommendation, or if
you prefer,. send a dime for a single copy, and
examine it for yourself. The address of the
Publisher is Orange Judd, 41. Park Row, Nevi
York.
Announeetkierits
Sheriff. ' • . •
"1" am an Independent Candidate for the
office of Sheriff at the eneuing election. '
' ANDREW JACKSON..
Allegheny., Oct. I, 1861.
llS_Please announce my name as an Union
candidate for the office of County Treasurer
subject to the decision of tht voters of Potter
County. and if elected, I pledge myself to pay
ibto the Treasury or the County $3OO out of
the profits of the office for the . henelit of fam
ilies of volunteers, as I cannot repair to the
field of War, nor is it necessary, a small por
tion only of those able, we hope will be called
to . the field of action.. But we Can all he use
ful in our labors of patriotism ; those who go
by the discharge of their military duties, and
those who remain, hr words cf encourivewne
and by contribution for the support of the
families of those who do go. Our buSiness
now with the p`resent and the future. Past
differences should he forgotten or laid aside
until the flag of the Union again floats over
every foot 9f our former Territory.
Sept. 10, J 862. J. B. SMITH.
DILE Di :
At Lynchburg, Virginia, ENEAS 11. son of
Dr. 1.12.:Nav :Ilussos. of °sway(); Mr. Mun
son entered the serviec September 4th .1.861.,
as private in the Oswayo Rifles, commanded
by Capt. J. 11. Craves; afterwards . known as
Company tf 48ih Ileg't I'. Y. - .His reputation
was that of a good and faithful soldier. When
Gen. Banks retreated from Virginia he was
taken prisoner, sent, to Lynchburg, there con
fined until he died, ..vhieh was in September
1862, a victim to privations and ill usage at
the Nana of the Rebels.
"llis deeds and fate shrill fade away
Forgotten since his dying day,
And never, on the role
Shall be inscribed his humble name
"Alas! like him bow many more,
Lie cold . upon Potomac's shore ;
flow many green, unnoted graves
Are bordored by those placid waves
"Sleep, soldier, sleep ; from sorrow free
And sin. and strife; •tis ‘ell with thee,
'Pis well ; though not a single tear.
Laments the tinried Volooker!" . •
600,000 MALE vr FEMALE A
GENTS TO SELL
LLOYD'S new steel plate county colored
map of the Lotted States, Canadas, and New
Llrhns
From recent surveys, compleled Ang. 10,
1862 ; •cop' . t $1:0,000 to engrave it and one
year's time.
Superior to any $2O map ever made by Col
ton or Mitchell, and sells at the low price of
fifyty cents; 370,000 names are engraved on
this map.
It is not only a County May, but it is also a
County and Railroad Map of the United State;
Mid Cauadas combin . ed in one,. giving every
Railroad Station and distances between.
- Guarantee any woman or man $3 to $5 per
day, and wilt take back all maps that cannot
be sold and -refund the money. •
Send for '6l worth to try.
Printed instructions how to canvass well,
furnished all our agents.
Wanted—Wholesale Agents for .our Maps
in every State, California, Canada, England,
France and Cuba. A fortune - may be made
with a few hundred dollars capital. 'No Com
petition; J. T. LLOYD, Na 164 Broadway.N.Y.
The War Department uses our Map of Vir
ginia, Maryland,and Pennsylvania, cost $lOO,-
000, on which is marktil Antietam Creek,
SharpsbUrg, Maryland Eights, Williamsport
Ferry, Rhrorersville, Noland's Ford, and all
others on the Potomac, and every other place
in Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, or
money. refunded.
Lloyd's Topographical Map of Kentucky,
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. is the only au
thority for Gen, Buell and the War Depart,
!neut. Money refunded to any one finding au
error in it. Price 50 cents.
From the Tribune, August 2.-L"Lloyd's Map
of Virginia. Maryland and PennsylVania. This
Map is very lame ; its cost is but 25 cents, and
it is the best wbiCli can be purchased.'!
Lloyd's Great Map of the Mississippi River
—From Actual Surveys b'y Capts. Burt and
Win. Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots of St.
Louis, Mo., shows every inan's plantation and
owner's name from St. Louis to the Gulf of
MexicO-1350 miles—eiery sand-bar, island.
town, landing, and all places 20 miles back
from the river—colored in counties and States.
Price, $1 in sheets. $2, pocket form, and
$2,50 on linen, with rollers. Ready Sept 20.
NAVY DEPARTHEFT, WASHINGTON,
Sept.l7, - 1 . 860.
_ _
T. T. Ltorn--Sir: Send me fonr Map of
)he Mississippi River, with priCe per hundred
copies. Rear-Admiral Charles 11. Davis,eom
mangling the Mississippi squadron, is author
ized to purchase as . rnuy as are required for
use of that squadron. :•
GIDEON WELLES, Secretary of Navy.
For Sale or to Let.
FrigllE Steam 'Saw, and Grist Mill at Germa-
I nia, Abbot township, Potter county, Pa.
Doing an excellent business ; a first. rate stand
tor •an industrious, man with some-capital.
Those rethsting must, apply soon to
WILLIAM RADDE, 300 Broadway, N. Y.
• Or at the Mill at:Germania.
August 27 7 1864. •
E eCtioii - iii - oCiaiiiita
Plll-IINT to ,an Act of the i Gene
s.em ily of the ,ConndnWerilth of P
canii, entitled "Ari Act 'relating to t
tione of, . this Commonwealth i l appro
second AllYild`.464; T AD.f b l ii,(tEnb sail
hundred find tliirty'lnipe.l 'F :W:3l.'P.
Sheriff of the county of Potter, Pennsy:
do hfreby make known and give notice
electors oif the county afoiesaid, that a
ral Election will be held in the:said cot
Pott,er,oh the Beccincl Tbesday (fourteei
Octobr, iBi;2, at :c•liichlame State add
ty Ofticebias follows arolto be elected;
OnC Person for General Id
sylvania. , 1 •
. ,
Ocie person for Surveycir General fof
sylrania. ' •,1 ! ! 1
Ono persoti,for Bfethheriof Congress, I
XVIII Congressional District, coniprisi
counties of Centib e Clintoici, Lycciming;
and Ptitter. ' ' '. 1 •
One person for State Senator for the ..
trici;:, eompristure-afi
thcities of! Tiopi
ter, McKean and Warren. I
TNto persohs for MeMbers of the Ho
Representatives of the: general lissem
Pennsylvania; imconjunr.tion , witti the
of Tibga, to represent the; counties of
and Potter. ' , I
• 1
One person for Sheriff of the county o
ter testify'::', : .=- 2: ;:i >. l::1 Ci i r ,
One person for. Treasurer of the icon "ty of
Potter.! I 11
• 1
One Person tbr Commissioner of the (runty
of.PO `, ttei.. •.- I' ,' . I ,' '; i ;'c ': l'
One person for Aditor of the county of
Potter.
One person for Coroner of the couity of
Potter. .- •I:,I:I • I, ; ; , t
I lIISO make known'and give notice, Os in
and by the 13th sect*, q the afore:Ai& act I
am directed, that every person. ex'cePtin4 Jus.
ticeS i of .thia.'PeaUC,Htliti Bolds any ofire or
apa ointment of prbfit or qust under 'theGov
ernment of the United Suites' or of this State,
or of;any city or ineorpOralted distriet,whether
a commissioned olliedt• 'prlotherwise.; a sUbor
dinate officer or agent, who is or shall u' em
ployed under the legishitite, judiciary, ' ex
ecutive departments of This State or the U iced '
State's, or of any city or iheorporitted diS. Het,
and also that every member of Congress and
of the State Legislature, mind of the select .and
common council of any ; ci y,. or cominisli ner
tl* any inciwpOratecrdisti'l t',' is by hi- ine pa.
ble of.holding or exereisit g at the stmoi ime
the officeor s appoititinent ef l udge, Inspe tor,
, or 'clerk of an election in this Commt - •;nwr Ith,
' and that no Inspector or Judge, or bther °di
' cer Of any such elCtnroul shall .bdeligit - OD
'lts voted for. • : J
ALM, that in the feurthl section of the'
of -:‘'psptnbly, entitled: . " I ,ln Act relatiii
electiOns and for other, phrpoS'es ; "'iipin.
April 16th, Inu, it is enacted that the i
said - oth section shall not he so nonstl
to prevent any, 3rd ':Officer Officer or.', nor
Officer from serving hs fudge, inspect; 1
Clerk of any genera or special election i:'
Comnionwealth. ' - ; t i'• • . 1
It is further directed that the meeting.' I
return Lodges et the Ootnit House' i ntion 1
port to make out the general rM,urns,!
be onl the first Friday succeeding the cre
electkin, lybich will be the 11th day of, 'fil
ber. 1 . .: 1 - j li
,
I arso hereby make known and ; give iiir
that the places , for bidding the aforesaid 11
eral 'election in the 'several townshiP - 4,
boroughs within- the eoui4 of Potter, a
follow, to wit ; 1 . '1 • 1-: ,
1 1
Eorithe township of Abbott, at l the Gir
ilia- Hotel in said township. - ~
For the townShip'of: Allf. , gany, at the 4,1
house Mear -the place forperly owned byg
ter AndreWs, in said township. 1 1 11
For !the township' of Bingham; et the it
of A. It. Lewis, in said township. i , I
Fur! the township of ICiara, at the sc
house near Sala Stevens', in-said toWnsfil
Fort the township Of Etlalia, 'at Ithe.
Court lionSe in the b*U„tr:ll of Cot:tilers*
For:the township of Geec.s.ee. at thole,
foment.' occupied by S. S. fiasco, in Ellia4
For the township ofillanrison c at the lit
recently occupied hy lilt B4rtlioloinew, iill,
township. i•; •- ; , ; 1 ;
' L . .. 11
Fur the - townihilr.ofi lleron, at, the e.. 1
house \0.,5, near lenry lugetthain's., in
township. • • i..! 1
For the township of Hector, at the Su I
in ,
stIM9I liouse, J
near- udah Peet's, id
township.', . i, 1 ,• l'
For the township of. Jac;lison, tattle h
formerly occupied by I.l.!:Barse, now M. C ,
pel, in ,sn t id.town.ship... '
1 • 1 `
For the township. 61R:eating, at the h
of Plin L y Harris, in said tiiiruship 1
For the township of ps.i'llyo, at the .Ce
school ihouse iii said towns .ip. i ' 1
FM -the towaship of Pile, at the hods
.
Elijah Tolinson, in said ;to itship. ~
For the toWnship of Pleasant Valley, ;a
school house in, said township. ;E 1
For She township Of .•I•ertage, nt the i
school house in said township. •• 1
1 1
For the township of - Roulet, at the -s4.c
house near G o et . lrgeilVoirtieris hi said towns
For the toWnship of Shatron, at ;the 'She
Centre,',school house, near John-Voorhees'
For the township of SWeden, at the he
'of. Menath .Taggart itr, 'midi township. l•
For the — town;ihiP of SteWertson: dt
hOuse df.J. S. Clark, in Said township. 1
For the township of Summit, nt the hi
formerly occupied hy.lJet COok,notw,Jonitl
Redson; in said township J. 1
For the township of Sylvtinia, at the (.;e
house near J. M. Rees',in said toWnshipi
For the township o.J.Hyrts - es, at the ho
of Atlas Bennett; in saidqo'wnship.
For the township of Wet Branch; tit
house of S. M. -Conable,, in said toWnshiii.
For the township of Whitrton, at the h(
of Stephen Horton, imsald township.
For the borough of Condersp:ort, 134
Court House in said'horqugh.
Given.under my Mind,' this 3d day ofi:
tember,, A. D., 1861.
F. • 131 MT, ,
it. 3, 1862.
Coudersport, Sep
: --- . • ,
- F • The P4rtnership - •
itT ISIStING heretofore under the fi
J 1241 Garrett, Daily d - , Co: is Ith is day dissn' ;
by the withdraw.tl of the uddersigned. I
LIENItY GARRET!
'-'-', , • • '1 i
The Confessions;a4.
'V XPERIENCE of: an ;IMValid. ! Publi!
:_lll4
fur the benefit and !ftSil. warning 4t
caution to young mect'wlit suffer fionr.Ne: 4
Debility, Premature DeMiy,'.&c..; iliippiyi
the same timothenfeams of self-cure.
who has cured liimselfafter'being put to _
expensethrough medical irniitionandri; ,
ory. „BY enclosing a post-paid addresse
yelqpe, ;inillp copies nalytie had of the an .
NATHANIEL HAtF.lkk Eiqi; Eedford .
county,lNeW York.—M:fripspnly.,' • i
The Rochester t.ravir-Cut'
o:m4m:sport,
the exclusive itgeoAfor this celeilor.
Unich'lne, in tills - county. It is Coiehier#
able, and CHEAP. Dec. 1, 1860 1-1
fortrardell for any VI
standard publiCations,Mitlhooßs p I
eil from' BOston, Phlladelphia or ,New
on short notice. Give Us' a Call at!the
' • rOST. IJUFW;
~ i
G 0 0 1
4UST,4iriyed tuidTor slfi„at,fair prices and
igg for BEADyip-V EXCLUSIVELYa gen
eral itsstirtrnedt of Went Goods', suelyas, :.
,_
RiiiIrTOOLS; ;.; • -1• • - 1 1 ! c - ::
.• : NAILS and.GLASF:p • -1
1- • , d and other LIJRDWARE,
rats and 6 01% c i„;
CL .I.DING. and ,
BOOTS and SHOES.
A lruLF. sun , "Fou. $5.e6
Dry Good 0; Griiteeritila,
, r • ~ • .
Croo . kpry, L Poipns,
! • .
!SCHOOL BOOKS:: ,
BLUE FISH, '.IIIII.CEERED,,COD, and
BUT,Etc.jEtd., c. i te., and so fourth;
CASH L takdri at • • ~1 Par.
CREDIT taken at 1006,00000
COUNTY oßrtEgs 11 1 Cts.
ULYSSES KIIQCLIorLDErIs at : Par.
ULYSSES TOWN ORDERS at -
PRODUCE at! 1 What it is Niorth.
Good ASIIES - atl j Sit° 12 Cts.
•
H 1 . 'I I J. BIRD.
• Brookland; (formprly '
-'Ma'y 17, 180, - I;
• _
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to As
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jed _the
[eight
URT,
!alma,
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Conn
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the
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tatty
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MONE
clothing Eniporinin
er of Main and Plank Road
i *3U ILL
,I • "
SA I Nt
no 2 to SO Cents! , '
Molt
Vnion
EMI
Ell
oh, emery IDOhat
.•
By purchasing your
iNG AND--RIRNISIIiNG
CLOT
1
• poops
A Lew Union
Act,
te
yeti
cLbI
RING ErapoßriiNr.
Virelli
its
nigh
or
this
le, N. Y.,
UNPAIIALLEL
ER
f the
lerq
. hall
oral
eto-
New 'tore
ptice
gen
and
;e as
TllB klstlett!gri l ed
public tbut they hay
WELLS I I I
Minf. • •
Corner and] Piank Road StreetsconikSitc
the Unianl Block:lWhere they «ill disphiy an
entire neiy stock of •••
• *-1 '
•
ma-
tool
hes-
ECM
B,ehaymade Clothing;
, I
and
l hool
. • ' •i• .'1 . , - - . •I -
GENTS FURNIS IIiNG• GOODS,
I • ' .. .
•, • ,
which will - fir, nrpuss in quality, ityia, and
price anyt h ing ever exhibited , in this, town.
We, are il ware thatito•build Tip a hirge tfade,
it •is not :Co, nIY necessary tol, huve • desii•uble
goods, but to : I • : . .
10E1
ous
❑rg.
01.1.0 e
;said
I SELL THEM CHEAP,.
And we wHI miike it Un object for buyers tb
examine our stock before •riutchasing ebb
where. it'll goods shown cheerfully, repre
sented fahily,and subinitted to the purchaser's
unbiased opinion.
,This is a. branch of' an extensive manufac-.
turing, house in Elmira, N. Y., and therefore
you will find all' Clothing well made and got
np in the Latest' style.]
An eafl,y cnll will assuredly; secure
.splendid bi..rgain at the UNION CLOTHING
EMPORIOI. - 1 'D. STRAUS & CO.
Wellsville, June 180 . • •
'der-
Is id
,IHa7 l
ron
BRAD
AND
p INTS.
Which they. are
SELLING VERY LOW Ali
I
RE.AiDY 'PAS:
March 12, 18.62.1 ,
FOR
(IR to exchange forllarss, Wagons, Stock
1.1 Good Notes or Sudgments. A valuable
Farm situate in Harrison township; Pdtter Co.
Pa., lying'dn the'old State road, lt-ading from
Spring Mills to Harrison Valley and Westfield
Pa. Containing about 110 Acres, abont SO
Acres imprOved and in a good state of, culti
vation, bu i whiCli. is !arected a large Frame
House, good Barns, Corn louse .ohd other
necessary ont-buildiugs, a good Apple Or
chard containing sbme twenty difrettnt kinds
of Grafted Irnit, Shad Trees; 4. 1 111'e above
Farm lies about I mile from Ilafrison'
7 miles froni Westfield and 0 uti les froM Spring
Mills, and is a good hock and Grails Farm,
and will, beisold so tlitit,any one that can make
a payment. Of g or 4 hund:Cd dollars down,
can Make tly e . fartn pay for itself with his la
hat. Price; $2,;7..00; for particulars inquire
ofFeter Simmons now - occupying said farm,
or C, H. Simmons, o . .wayo Village, Pa.
of
red
-r.
~re
, ted
du,
C. B. SLIIVON.S.
Jan. 15,;1663.
°
the
cur=
orb;
BROWN SUGAR for 10 cents per pound
and,County orders. taken at 85 cleats on
.the dollar at the Peat °Zee Store.
Jou_ 11. • ,
1 STOP I
SAVED!
Ell
1 D. ' STRAUS
1802
D ATTRACTION!
El
No - W . Goons
ieg leave to infoini the
opened business .
=ME
EBBINS & CO
c just received a
I
,EW LOT OF
ORD PLOWS
SALE
=ME
BEE
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fil/
i
The Tinffalo.Nercantilei College
CORNER OF MAIN AND ;SENECA.STRECTS.
• Is ; an. jizippilagt, Ipik-iri Ito ; gr,ent nitgin of
NATIONAL MERCANTILE cOLl:g9P,lo
cated in the following tlz'i `` 4
NEW YORK CITYi
BROOKLYN, . • ALB4NYO
TROY,.,„ CLKVE LAND,
D E TROIT, 7:f
ANT-1,14.101T
A Scholarship issued front .the Auffale Col
lege; entitlei - the holde r to attendr - eitlieibr all
the - Colleges for an unliMited :iii 11
Thu Design of these Iristitutions,is to itepitit
to yo.upg men'end dthordh"4
rigltiactl
cal bitsiness'edficatibn;.
These Colleges.are organized and conduct;
ed ulibn almsts sectli4la.aclt
separate Institution - the bittpbSsibletheiliiieW
for imparting a thorough . raereantile -eAucer
tion, bud render it AS tt.ivhole,' the mot cliao
preheßsiveitfid . ComPleldeystein in this eounl
.13o0k-Nceping - „in-all i 4 department * , ,Qom.
mercialLiCw;Cominer.citil Arithmetieittiq Pan.
manship, are pght In the'mbit theiditeraltli
practient manner.' ,
The Spencerieti ,Systein of Petidianittip„l•
taughtby cotripettmt and experienced teichefi
Schielarship, payable in advance;
College open dayat d evening Vacittione
Resident Ptincipal Buffalo, - J. C. t3tilrAl r.
For further information ' please call at tild
College rooins,'or send for Catalogue and ( Cirz
enelosidg,.letter stamp. AddeesB
'• 4 . • I3RYAifT STNATTON,
Butiiiloi N. Y. 4
FEii
WESTERN HOTEL,
isros. 9. 11, 13, 15, 11. COURTLANIDT STBErt;
' Near. Broadway, New YOrk City. -w
This old-established ana favorite resort of
the Bu.sineSs commuhity has been recently
fitted, aiiitis complete in eveithing• that • &It
minister to the colufbit of its patrons. Ladits
and Families aro specially and carefully pfo
tided 'Mt'.
It is; Centrally lodated in'the. business pith
of thC city, and is contiguous to the,principal
lints d steamboats, cars, email:M.:es, ft-rries.
In cohsequenee bf the presshre caused by
the Re)ellion, pricer. have been redneed . to
ONE DOLLAR. AND FIFTY c'ENTA PER. DAlr.
The ;table is amply supplied with all the
luxuritis of the season, and is blue! to that of
any °dier hotel in the country. . • •
Ample aceornmodatitin are offbred far kttp=
ward of 4.00 guests.
Do not believe runners, liar kmen,and °third
who may. say "the Western Hotel is, full."
D. D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor..
ThO.lD. Tri»chester. fvl9
,
BOOTS AND SHOES:
. • .
A. SANDBERG & BRO'S
~-
*anners and :Curriers, ,
lI,AyE also established.
Botk, and Shoe
u .
Marliffactcii7, ojipbsite D. F. Glassinike's HMO;
iit the room fonnerly °crib pied hy 11'Stifith:
They offer their Briots and Shoes• at ar.,• , :
LOWER ATE THAN THE :SAME (111AliTV. HAVE
EVER BEEN SOLD IN POTTER COUNTY:-
And they will have nothing boi the best work-
men arid the best stock that the eon*); will
iiroduo, and money= and labor can firdmirM:
TREY FEEL CONFIDENT THAT:THEIR`
WORK WILL.GIVE SATISFACTION:
}aides, Calf Skins, Sheep_ Pplpl
taken at the Highest Market - Price; ' - •
OrIVE; US A TRIAL* 1 , :
Coridersport, Pa.,Harch 19
SA,ONItIER, S &V 014IFIER:1
THE FAMILY SOAP ItLl.K4.'' ,-. '
All Eitcheri Grease can be made into gad
SOAP, by using Saponifier 1,,
MiItCtIONS A.OOOMPA. 4 .itNG ,04.c0 iiot
sogpis as easily Made with it, as Maki4
a bni) of coffee:
31anufnetured. only hy , the Patentees.' - ':1
PENIOA. SALT TaANITVACTURIiIG tOMIANti
No. 12T Walnut street, Philatlelphiii:
Feby. •
,iy _
NOTICE' TO EVERYBODY
HOUSE' SIGN AND WAGON PAINTER' PAPER
• - HANGER AND
. • -
THE. •
undersigned wishes to inforoithepubi
lid of Coudersport and vicinity 014
will attend tti all work entrusted tOhim.', ; "
Pattoktilar attention paid to Ptilie44laligihili
Shop with John ReckhotV, east. side of
Court, House. F. L .IiCKUS.
Cond'ers.porti April §.O • din
$l5O REST PIANOS; .91841
GROVESTEEN & BAbE,
having removed to- their new wareroomei
' i4O. 478 BROADWAY,
are no,tv prepared to offer the publicka
nificetrt new scale ' r ! 4
7 - OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. '•
containing all improvements knliwri thts
country . or Enrope; over-strung bass:.,' French
grand action, harp pedal, full iron !Mine rot:
$l5O CASH;
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Rich Moulding cities, • • ' •
ft. 1115 to $200;
nil li - arkanted Made of the best seasoned 'wiz
terial, and to stand - bettet than any•sbhl nii
$4OO di. 5500 by the old methods of
tore. *e invite the best- jitiges. tq, examine
and try these nen - instruments, and wOll.lA,rl
ready at alltinies 01 test them with any otliort
manufaetpred in this count,y. „
GB.A.VESTRIzAT Er.'HALE,
418 Broadway, .Nrw York:
3nlj
Administratrix 2 1i ke
TETBEREAS, letters of Milani:sr/31116n :6ik
I'Y the estate of John A Atic/so of
Sweden township, Potter county.. tic-L-'il...lsasei
been graded to the nnelersigred; pePoSi
indebted to said estate are requested lo,ustkei
immediate payment, and
against the same will ptesiot theni duky,Sioz
thenticated to the subscriber.
SARIAII NleliOLS`Att..mq'trigratris: l
Seri-?ca, 31131/21, )861.• •
CAN'ASER GA wrtrx.% „
SUPkRFfNE FLOlf for $1
$5.25 Vet ltript
Also, Grocer
of every description as eh es;; as ant ivitiddrii4 l
ed, tit the Pik`T OXERTYI Kling,bl
Fib-. 19, 1863
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