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The Buffalo Mercantile Ccoliege
" Li; ORNERAFIVIAUCAND',SENEtK.
Is an important' link in the great
NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEGES, Jo- ' I
doted in the-following cities, .via : •
YORK,CITyr
BODOXLYII,': ; ..ALIBA'NY, • • ;
T 'CLEVELAND, • .
DETROIT, CHICAGO,
AND SAINT LOUIS. i •
• A Scholarship issued frcm the Bninilo Cal; -
On; holder to a ttend,eithar,or„all
the Colleges Tor 'an inithititett time. -
The Design ofthese Institutjone.is to jun art
_ to young men aild ladies, a lhol'ou-411' praeit
cal business education, :
These' Colleges are orgitniied and conduch:
,ePiaport,ai.ests.•tyltich. most ,secure.to,eash
separate Institution lbefest - Pcissittlefacillticit
for:imparting - a thorough mercantile edam
.,tion, and render it as a whole, the most c
• !prehensile and complete system in this ,country
;•,.Bnoh-Reeping r in all its Op:tattier - 4, Com-,
merchtfLaw,Connuercial Arithmetic and Pen
manship'
are taught in the mpst thorongh and
'practical manner,-
The Spencerian - System of Penmanship,-is .
ItinghihyCompetent and ex[o - rienced teachers
- • Seholarship, nayableln ad' ance; $40.;
Collegenpen day atd evening n 3 Vocations
Resident Principal at Buirtilo, J. C. BRYANT.
For further information, please call at the
College rooms, or send for Catalogue and Cir
cular
enclosing lettei stamp.' Address
BRYANT & STRATTON,
: Buffalo, N. 'T.-
WI
MICE OF JAY COOKE,
, StBSCIIIPT/04 , AGENT,
At jay Coolie St. Co., litatilliers.
114 Sou'rt
a.man_Srur.E . r,
Philadelahia. Nov. 1, 1862.
The undersh- ' tted haviag 'bean appoi . :;ted
• SubSeriPtion: Agent- by the 'Secretar.N' f the
Treasury. is now prepared to furni.sh. at once,
. The New Twenty Year 6 per centi Bonds
of the United :States, designated as "Five. :
Twenties," redeemable at the pleasure of the
GoYerntneut, - .after live years. and authorized .
by Act of !it - ingress, approved Febt'y 25,1862:
The COUPON BONDS are issued in SUMS of
' $5O, $lOO, $5OO, and 51000.
The lIEG.ISTER BONDS in Sums of $5O,
! $100,:S500, $lOOO and :: , 5000. -
Inierest at G per cent. per annum will com
mence from-the, doe of purchfisa. and is
Payable in Goitl,
Semi-unnualiy, which is ,fgual at the
.present
premium un:guhl, to auout EIGHT per cent.
per annum.
Farmers, Mer , :hants,.:Slechanics, Capitalists,
and all who have any money to . invest.should
Viow and remmenthee that) these bonds are.
in effect, a First Mortgoge upon al: Railroads,
- Cabal's; Bank. Stocks and Securities, and the
immense products ofm 11 the Na I. fa an res,&c.,
in the country : and that the full and ample
provision made fur the payment, of the interest
and - liquidation of principal:, by . Castmns Du
ties, Excise! Stamps and Internal Revenue,
serves to make these 4onds: the
Mpst.Availabfe and Most Popular
Investment in the'3larket
Subieriptions received at Pity in Legal Tender
*Notes, or notes and cheeks-6.f banks at par in
Philadelphia. Subscribers :by mail will-re
"ecive pronipt attention, andlevery facility and
explanation will be afforded on application at
this office. A supply of Bands will be kept
on hand for immediate deli'very.
JAY COOIiE, Azent
-WEST]MDT lOTEL,
Nos. 9. 11, 13, I', 17 CSURTLANDT STREET,
f:4;r . .r;roathrdy
Viiir:old•establis'oed and rtvorite.iesart of
Ile Business con lu)sl3[..en recently re-
• fl:toil,_una, ;15 comiliKe in (xverthing that cam
I;‘i:ii...4.t.r to the cunitw•t t,f it, patron.;. Ladies
Families aro spe.:,ially'aild carefully pro
: el for.
centrilly locate , ' in: , the 1)11F:1:less part
tile city, and is contigligtlS to the prinCipal
of steamboats. cars. okimibu , es. frrries.
In eonse,quenee of the Ihessure eau,ed
Rebe!iion, prices have 'been reduced to
DOLLAR AND FIFTY; CENTS I!Elt DAY.
The table is amply supiilied all the
luturies of th'c seas , s, auiltis equal to that of
any other hotel in the country.
•
Ample .ceoramMiationg - cre offered for up
ward of 400 gouts. - ;
Do uut believe runners, iiileknien.nrirl others
who may say "the We;,ern, Hotel is full."
I:).D..WINCLIESTER, Proprietor:
Th'oa: D.. Winchester. i •Lry 19
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A. SANDBERG'. & BR.O'S
Tanners and Omrriers,,
lIAVE also established a
Boot and Shoe
Manufactory, opposite D. 11 , Glassmire's Hotel,
in the room formerly occupied by J. B. Smith:
They offer their.Bstuts Gild Shoes at a
LOWER RATE THAN THE SAME QUALITY HAVE
EVER BEEN SOLD IN POTTER. COUNTY.
'iAnd they will have until inc. 7; but the beat work 7
'men and the best stack.that the country will
produce, and money and labor can procure.
THEY FEEL CON ['WIWI' THAT THEIR
. r,L. GIVE SATISFACTION.
Sides, Calf Skins,' , Sheep Pelts
taken nt ate Ilighesol3ricet Price
GIVE us A . ' TRIAL I
Coudersport, Pa., MArcll 17 _
MAN 1710,'0D '
•
HOW LOST ! BOW RESTORED!
JuEtronblished in a sealed ("liVelope, price G ets
. A lecture on. the Nature,Trcatuient a, d Rad
ical Cure ppf Sperrnatorrlicea or Seminal 'Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions. Sexual
and Impediments to Marriage generally, Ner
vousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Pits;
Mentaland Physical Ineapacity.resultingTrorn
Self-abuse. Sc., by Roar. J:.CunvEuArtnn;Sl.D.,
author of the Green Book. Se.
The WOI ld ..tenowned author, in this admir
able 'Amnia: clearly proves from his O:Tn ex
patience- that the awful consequences of Self
abuse may be effectually used without , medi
iino,. and Without dangerous surg,icitl• opera
tions. bciugies, instruments, rings ; or cordials,
pointing out a mode of cure at once certain
and effectual, by which every sufferer, no Mat
ter what his condition may 4e, may cure him
self cheaply, privately atfd radically. This.
lecture will prove it boon to thousands and.
thousandil sent under seul,to any address.M
a plain, sealed envelope, on the receipt of+six
cants, or two postage stamps, by addres - sing;.
. Dr. CHAS. J. C. MANE,
127 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box, 4586.
•
t;e;'.
• • litssiz..liarperiLliimik chi have commenc- -
ett.the issue in Nnnhe l ei`cif co mplet.9l-listoly'
of. the ,Grent,AehelliOn in ilie TJnited States.
The work has been foririany months in course
of prepar - ation, by a Witter every way qualified
•
,fiir-thr task.
The Introduction contains h clear andinc
cinct account of the fortitation of the Confed
eracy of the States.; the iformatinn adop
tion-, of the Constitution of the United States,
and the estahlishment 9f the National GOvern
went ; the origin, developement *and prigpess
of the doctrines of Nullification and Secession;
and the various phases which they assumed'
until their final culmination in the Great Re- 1
hellion. •
.
The History comprises a fail accatint,drawn
from the most authentic sources, of all the
Jiivents of the War ; the. intrigues of the South
ern leaders at home and abroad;''the gradual
.defection of one section; the great Uprising
of . the People for the maintenance of the:Na:
tional Life and Existence; the rapid creation
of an immense Artily and Navy; and the Bat
tles by Land and'Seal •- - ' •r• '•• ;
The IllusiratiOns coMp . ri r Se Portrait* of all
those.wlio . have borne a prominent part in the
Struggle; Maps of the different localities;
Plans of the leading nctioiid; VieWs of every
scene of interest, and of the Most important
Battles: These illustrations are *most.ll• from
drawings .taken on the spot by artists'deputed
for that purpose to accompany every division
of our Army and Navy.
Every facility at 'the command' of the Pub
lishers has been employed'in the preparation
and execution of this work; and they confi
dently beliet.e it will form the most trustwor- :
thy and valuable' li•storY which can be Pre
pared of the Great Struggle' for the Am'erican
Union.
Mode and Terms of Publication The Work
will be issued in Numbers, consisting of 24
Pages of the size of Harper's Weekly, printed
from c'eur type, upon fine paper, and will
probably be completed . in Twenty Numbers.
The numbers will be issued nt intervals, if
possible, Ortibout three or four weeks:::
The price of eachtiumber, which Contains
matter equivalent to - n.O ordinary volume. will
be Tweutv-five Cents.
. - - -
The Illustrations in each number are alone
worth the price asked. Men out of emidoy
meht, especially Sick or Disabled Sold ers',can
find no other work so sure of ready saleTind
good profits.
For further particulars ripply- to'the publishers
HARPER A: BROTHERS,
Frank!in Square, New York. •
Eratiloyment
For upwards of three years past, I have
been engaged in a business, - whica has yielded
me' at the rate of Three Thousand Dollars per
annum, but being desirous of going to Europe
in the course of a few months fur the purpose
of there introducing the business, Tam willing
to teach it to any one who will send me tine
Dollar: The business is no humbug, but a
highly useful and general character, adarited
both to cities and villages, and . one that any
person of ordinary capactty, young or old.
male or female. can acquire : with a few hours'
practice, and by which they can secure a very
handsome income. Several yeung ladies wuo
Lhave received 'instructions froth me, both in
New York State and l'ennsylvama. are earn
ing upwards: of Fifteen Dollars pet week by it.
and there is no reason why any one else can
not do tilt same Invalids, even, can do well
hy%it., as it is no peddling affair. but ahusiness
that perfectly respectable. ' Gentlemen and
ladies of leisure_ alto would like to learn the
business fbr their own amusement or pleasure:
will find the practice of it a pleasant pastime.
and one that they will take great interest in.
On receipt of One Dollar I will send printed : ,
instructions by which any _Person can.readily
acquire the art, and. these instruct L ions wilt
: also contain every particular relative. to the
carrying it on so that it Will be highly profit- .
able. • The purchaser of the "printed instruc
tions" will nisi) be authorized to tenet] it to
others; and I have sometimes received as high
as Two Hundred Dollars fir teaching it per
sonally to as single individual. I would state
New York City
further, that Two Dollars and Fifty Cents or
Three Dollars will bay everything that is
necessary to commence thequshiess with,
and' the articles can be got almost anywhere,
in city orsonntry, or, if preferred, I can fur.:
nish then::-Address
' ALVO2
. D
T. PARSONS,
No. 3G Liberty Street, New , York.
National Family Journal.
Tho . Home Journal for 1863.
We have much pleasure in inforninig . the
',oldie that one of lour contributors foi 'the
coaling year will be our friend aril colleague
We:confess to uncommon pride and pleasure
in this renewal of intercourse with the friend
and intimate of other days 4 and we look to be
felicitated for it, by the established renders
who constitute the family of the Home Journal.
But we hare in preparation, fur the coming
year, several
Some of the ablest of living pens are engaged
for vs-,- in ;ranslatim-,, , ,1r0m the French and
German and our own original narrative
wri
ters acre among the first.
Tie are fortunate also, 'in travelers gone,
abroad who are literary contributors, and we
are anticipating for our reader's a mostagree 7
able surprise in the quality of these -
Sketches of Travels and adventures. •
But the feature of !our journal which we
have not - yet mentioned is- perhaps the most
reezerche of all. its proinineace as
Thy Exoonent of Refined Society, ]!
Our correspondence with the leaders of fashion
in New York and the other capitals, .is espeL
cially valuable in this respect, keeping tis,un 7 ,
mistakably informed of the. changes end 'pro
gress of what is:rommonly understood by the
.'gay would." As we htive taken some pains
to arrange the resources of .this new.feature,
we speak confidently of its promise•cf •enter'-
taiernent to our large circle of-readers. In
this eepartment, foreign journals are endlessly
-incentive ; and, with our industrious ransack
ing of these, we are sure f.O select, for the pe.
culiar taste to which We minister, a most
fishing banquet. • , ,
THE EDITORS . ; - •
Will give the Journal their constantattentio.i,,
as betore.
.Of the goings 0n,.-in the eventful
scenes and places of the country. Mr. Willis'
peb will give photographs, as usual. „ Genertd,
Morris!s. Songs and Sketches will be cinbrol
'dered on the thread -of the passing moment,
as they have always been. Some. of-the beSt
intellects of the land are enlisted for. us, alsO, -
and we think we_ may- promise to hold our
place as the journal which best enables tite
Family to keep conrereant.with the ;World:
TERM For one copy, 2 ifer threecOpies;
s—or one copy fir three ,years, 5; for a
club of severCcopies. ; for acinli :of fifteen
copies, , 20 ;:nyvk At. that rateifoui larger club
--.4ll caysinLailtalaco,---'‘
Address 316ESISIt WILLIS,
Editors -..Wroprietors, 107 Fulton Street, N.Y.
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THE Bt3ST, WORK SOR,,CANVASSING
AGENTS. - '
~7";i:, 1- ..'--- ‘s . ..,'
HARPER'S PIGT.bRIAT:HISTORY
THE GREAT itEßturgas • , •
MEM
THEODORE S. FAY
VERY THRILLING . STORIES
I : ti92Fs.'
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HR nndicsigned* Onid7resi4p:triiiiiinfth4ii
11, the surroutalingr,oop3Mths),W,tbit'he has,
iakafa thetxtxans fortscrly . oCcUPied t i t ,folin'
'.'llann'Avbere heiis,prepaied,to, do ,• cr
I - All- kinds of -Harn ess Woili •,
t on the shortest - Ail:4k% r ;:.:'. orP
; - .: lIDNG. STRII.W • COLLARS ! --, Tr '
also kept caustautly on hand; ,:TheSe :c.bliiir,s
area superior article, and need-l?tit,altrial ,to ,
insure their Soccess. ',, ~.: . ~. ; ,:t'',' : ::
Repairitrg .done,inwood style... : .
• Sureingles, 'Martingale:.ringa, r.liames, and
Hama straps, 4. - c:, kapt, constat,tly on band.
The publie - are inilted to call and examine,
before•purchasing elsewhere.
'• . - '-, - • :, r ;1: S. MINAS...
CocderSport Qct. 16th, •1860. „ . .
• • •,SCIAETHING NEW!
Highly Important to,the Ladies!
,DOWNER'S PATENT HEMM:R AND SHIELD
. -
Ts 'just thething" for all vili s o - lise TheMeedi
This reniarka6lN simple inzil novel invention saves
one-hitlf the labor iif hand-sewing-,' a:s4t coin;
pletely protects the. finger fromthe'pbink,` of
the needle, and makes a-neht: and' unifOrm
hem while the operator is sewing. ' ,:•
Na LADY SHOULD BE: wITHOUT
It is cheap, simple, beautiful, and useful.. The
Hemmer and Shield will he sent:free of charge
on receipt of the price, 25 cents.
• Enclose stamp for descriptive clienlar and
terms.
ALSO,
DOWNER'S METROPOLITAN SKEIN-WEINDER
AND
Sewing-Bird" Coinbined
Is an article of real-merit...: It is used for the
purpose of winding skeins of Thread,' Silk,
Cotton,Yarn, Floss, torsted, &c. It is readily
adjusted to the work-table, and will be found
indispensable to all.using the above articles,
being a useful and invaluable appendage to
tlte etvatg-_Bird.,
Mee fit) ets. accirding:to Stile and
$l5O per Month , can.be Real
ized by enterprising Agents (wanted. in every
town and County throughout the United States
and Canada,) selling the above articles, as
sales are rapid, profits large, and has no com
petition. A liberal discount to the trade.
Addr 6 s 3 A, H. -Downer;
442 Broadway, New York,
Patentee and Sole 'roprietor. •
_ _
N.B.—General and exclusive Agencies will
be granted on the most liberal.terms„—inl93in
THE DAY SCHOOL . FELL,
A NEW SINGING BOOR FOR • DAY
SCHOOLS,'ealled the DAY SCHOOL BELL
is now ready. It contains about 200 pages .
of choice Songs, Rounds, Catches, Dacus,
Trios, Qunrtetts. 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 themielves entirely
successful in instructing even young scholars
to sing correctly and scientificall; , while the
tunes and words embrace such a variety of
lively, attractive and soul-stirring music and
sentiments, that no . trouble will be experi-1
enced in inducing all beginners to go on, with
zeal in acquiring skill in one of the most
health-giving, aunty-improving, happiness
yielding, and order-producing 'exercises of
school life. In simplicity of its elements:in
variety and adaptation of music; and in
excellence and number of its songs,
selected, and adapted, it claims by much to
excel 1%11 competitors. It will be found to be
the best book ever issued fur Seminaries,
Academies, nod Public Schools. A few sam
pie pages of the Elernznts, Tunes. and Songs,
are given in a circular • send and get one. It
is compiled by HORACE WATERS, Author
of "Sabbath-School Nos. 1 and 2.
of which have had the enormous sale of 655.-
.000 . in 36 months. Prices. paper covers, 20
cents, 15 per 100: Bor.nd, 30 cents, 22 per
100 • cloth bound, embossed gilt, 40 cents,
30 per 100, 25 copies furnished at the 100
price. Mailed tree at the retail price. •
HORACE WATERS,.PUbIishcr,
No. 481 Broadway, New York.
'SOMETHING FOR THE TIMESI!!
A NECESSITY IN EVERY IIMISEIIOLD!
. JOHNS ez CRUSLEY'S
•
American Cement Glue,
The•strongest Glue in du .World
For Cementing IVcod, Leath' Glass,
.eltina; Marble,. Pp,. la in,
• Alabaster, Bone, Coral, eft.
The only article of the kind ever produc
ed which will withstand Water
EEMERI
"Every housekeeper shoMl4 - have a supply
of Johns CrosleY's American Cement Glue "
—Yew York Times.
"It is so convenient to have in the' house."
—New York Express.
"It is always ready; this commends it to
everybody."—N. Y. Ipilependent.
"We have tried it, and- find it as useful in
our house as water."— Wilkes' Spirit of the Times
Price 25 Ceots per Ticittle.
Very liberal reduethins to Wholesale Dealers
TERMS CASH
For sale 'Ol Druggists and '.Store
keepers generally throughout the country: •
~• JOHNS & CROSLEY,
(sote:3lAnufacturers,)
78 William : Street, Now York.
(Corner of Liberty Street.) ' i3 -9 3' •
HORACE WATERS PIANOS .
MELODEONS. ALEXANDRE ORGANS, AND
T. GILBERT & CO.'S eeleliratet:
PIANOS are the fittest instruments for Parlors
and Churches now in use. A large assort
ment can be seen at ,the new Wardrooms, 4131 -
BROADWAY, 'between Grand end Broome
Streets, whiChWill be sold at extremely low.
PIANOS and MELODEONS from sun
dry. Makers, newand second luind, to let, anu
rent allowed if purchased, as per'agreetneu,..
Monthly payments received for the.: sam
Also, second-hand Pianos
. and , Melodeons
great 'bargains," prices from 25 to 100. •
Sheet Music, Music Books,. and all kinds - :'
Music. Merchandise at War prices. ; ,
•
. HORACE WATERS,•Appt.
NOTICE TO EVE RIT . 1) .
HOUSE, SIGN. AND WAGON PAINTER, PAPER
• HANGER •AND GLAZIER.-
IrtHE undersigneaCirisfies to inform the pub
-7'l. lie of. Couderspcirt and 'vicinity that he
will attend to•all work entrusted to him., •
• • Particular attention paid to Paper-Hanging.
•••ShoP with , John Recktiosc r east side of the.
Court HeM•se. F.,11 -BACKUS;
• cot' ders putt; 'April :30 • 7 6m
Thei;Rochester Straw-Cuttei,
(11.31STED CKEL . LX, Coudersport. hiire
IL/ the', eiclnsiie 1404 for_ giis-:teiebritied
machine, in this douhty: It in' coveitient du.
able, and CHEAP. Dec. 1, 1860.-12 •
wen
MEMORANDUMS,
PASS-BOOKS,
.DIAItI.ES,
PORTPOLioS,
HEBBARIMt4;
I,TTIP-BOOKS
INVOICE-BOOKS.
Greek, . 4ttiri,-Frenc4 and Geriaan
:A//..5c4.00/.)3001,7'5, used. in: the:; calmly
kept on hand, or immediately 41.) cured
when -desired. • -
•Magazines or any Periodicals supplied when
desired. ! ' • .
A good assortment of Paper, :Envelopes,
Pens and Inks. Also, of Wall-Papers, Draw
ing 3laterialg - Water Colors, 3:e.
BIBLES, TESTAMENTS,
PRAYER & HYMN BOOKS, of various kinds
. .
Slates, Rulers, Back-Gammcin Boards Chess
MeU, &c. PROI3IICE orall kinds taken
in exchange for Books,' &e. [ll-34]
ASP - •
THE 111ER135".4 OF
.E. Anthony, No. 591 Nkaway, New York,
is'now publishing, in 'addition to other.por
t.raitS, the celebrated colleclion*known in Eu;
rope and Ameri,cat as .
Brad.Vs National Photographic Portrait Gallery,
in which is included Portraits of nearly all the
prominent . meri of America, notexcepting Jeff
Danis, Gen Beattregard; Floyd: and a host of
other confederates. Price 'of Portraitti , 3,130
per duzen. —Can be sent by mail.
Scenes of the' War fur- the'Unioni
are published, card size, and in Stereocopic
form. Also,
Stereoseopic views nfsceneein Pnris, Lim
don, aad in other parts ofEngland''and France.
in Scotland, Ireland, Wales. Holland. Switzer
land, Spain, on the fthine. lir Athens, Egypt,
Turkey, the Holy Land, China; India, Cuba,
&c., &c., ad infinitunt:, • • ,
• Our Instantan-ous , Stereocopic Views are
The Greatest Woriderof.the Age.
These are taken m the fortieth part 'of a second
and the rushing of water,the moving of leaves.
or tbe. - march.of an arnty, does not in the-least
affect the taking-of these views. They are
sold for.s3 per :dozen. '_
hire also on hand and Manufacture - the
largest iiss - oinuent of. StereoscoPes. Photo
graphic Albums, and Photographic. Materials
in the United States. and perhaps in the world
Catalogues. containing lists of all our Por
traits,
Views—Stereoscopes, &c., sent by
mail, on receipt of a stamp.
E. ANTHONY, 501 Broadway,
jyly near St. Nicholas Hatel, New York.
"'THE_ "UNION "
ARcH.STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
•
• UPTON S. NEWCOMER, Proprietor.
•
Tli;s l Hotel is central; convenient by
Passenger cars tci 'all ports of the city, and in
every parti-nlar adaiited to the II ants of 'le
basiness public. •
.• Terms 1 50 per clay.
and equal to any Kerosene. , • •
. WHY buy an 'explosive 'Oil; when a l : few
cents more per gallon Will furnish you with a
perfect Oil? :dad,: only by • • :
PEIIiTA SALT MANTIFACTURINOI COMPANY,
N0.:1:27 Walnut Street,:Philadelphin.
( Feby. 1. 1862 ly
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- C. FL NVARRINER,
Jewelier, and Wat,ehmakek:
OCA'I ED on • 'Main St.; opposite4e . Colirt
iI House, Coudersport, Pa. , •
Watches;sr,e,
Repaired on short notice and warranted: to
give sa.tisfact on.
A good assortment of
CLOCKS,
WATCHES, and
JEWELRY .
nn banid.' : ''ClietiP for CASWaad Tiarran'fedas
represented: -As an erervexchange is-no rob
bery %CBI 'erie-you , tinie:foi
• Oondeisport,l'Dea.l6, 1861. •
For . Sale or -0, . ,
!VIDE Steam,Sawand at Gorrna-,
nio;.4.l.3tiot,toWitship,! Potter ; county, P a. .
Doing on '6xcel lent bush:fess it a-first rate sta nd
for 'anAndostriohs man- with oomq - copiptL,
Those refikcting most apply soon to;,
'WIL 1. - LAU-RA:MEAD CI Brottdsvali •
; Dr at the Mill:at-Garmania:: :
August 27, 1802.
- ,,,•:.%*.T.Lfb. w , i1)40
1141 lig , 4 ,- .;,• , ..11.•
I OLMSTED - lert4t - ELLWS,, ,,
'QToll.H . sAll,plyrf.
Conkings .
• Wkrip,' Pots;
gFTTLEs. "SLIDERS; 'SCOTCHnknir,t,s,
F4TANd:ZP,IaiS; : SAP-PANS,
ROHS: ' .4 . lsn'; . ' ••' • :•
"ligrf- .Tll3,Riientelltgi '
suell,ias„ PLLAVS; SCRAYtaiS..',CI3I;TIYAV
TORS, - CORHSITELLER,S; *HORSE -MAKES;
DOG-POIYERS4c". - `--• • - ; -
WORK'
is wellmade,and the material. gnod.., good and
substantial HAYES-TROT/OHS. put , up in any'
piirt;of, the County—Terris e4y._ Headzi Pay
Ready air kinds; nel tiding Ciisli,,teldloai:re:fdsed.
; • Store .ou Stain Stre6t opposite the Old Court
House, Coudersport. Aug. 1, 1859...-50.
800 r,„:.
PlLai-xi, ;above T t•
po'uDERSPQRT4
, .
•
$.
1166. s 'nt, 0 1,0 BES)
BX,AN KS- r • •
DOCKETS- . - • -;
'LEDGERS- • -
DAY-BOOKS- -
KEOKIPT-BOOKS;
=I
MUSIC•BSOKS AND SHEET-MUSIC,
TAE HEROES. OF TEAOE
:=NATRON.A. COAL 011,1
WARRANTED NON EXPLOSIVE!
T ' Tik GOI)XaMPtiVeLI
Z J _
PIMI A-Mvertis, A F' t ,ltaying,ttecn
„resoreci.- to
liealitiln a few weeks htti, vetY
remedy a ft er havl.iii-Vilflited :several years
with ttAfferii" utl - tftt,nr - antHhat dread
41711644;inff‘irertmthe „means of
Taqati whit , jdesire t tii..497lll send,
copy of tne prescriOtiup used (fle.c
with the. directitio,t4t:pmaring . and 11814;
the same, R hicp Vies . tind suriVicre for
Consumption,.lll437kitit,te: ,The
Object of thi alliretl i tiser in sending the Pre
scription:is th_benefd. the afflicted, and , spread
information whiell hg conceives to beinralua•
tile4and he hopes every suiferer witl;"try his
rerrit;dy,.as it ciisi - thetn nothing, and mtiy
prove a bl'eSsing..:l-P l artiesi wishing the pre
scription will please addrqss
, , . .• -
Rsc. Ei:./VARD, A, "WILSON,
. '
Sept: '24.=3m.' dings CountY, N. Y:
g . TOP
MONEY, , MONEY SAVED!
tri4OrC l, olOthirig EmpOritun
Cotiler fial Ma i s andfPlank Roati Sts.
=I
TOl3l IV.LL SAVE
.1
111
From 25 .to 30 COMO
on every pollar
By pprOasing your
6LOT,HING AND 'FURNISHING
',GOODS .
thenAt
ow. Union
CLOTHING
STRAUSI: CO. ,1
SVehs~ille, In. Y.,11862
TINEPARALLELpD.ANTRACTION!
New Store! New Goods!
The iindersignkl! bpi; leave to inform the
public tbat . they.nave . opened business at..
. - WEL;,SILLE; . N. Y., •
Corner Main and ;Plank Road Streetn,opposite r
the . Union Blnelcilwhere they will display an
)entire new. stock nf) ) • )
Readyni4de Clothing,
;and
SENT'S
which will far surpass in quality, style. and
price anything ever exhibited in this town.
We are aware that-to bud up a large trade
iti is, pot only necessary 'to lia've 'desirable
gods, but to
SELL THEM CHEAP,.
And we will make it an object for buyers t 6
examine our 'shtick before purchasing elsei.
where.: All goads shown cheerfully, repre'--
sented ; fairly,andlsUbmitted to the purchaser'S
unbiased
This is a branCh of-an extensive manufsc-
Hiring-louse in Elmira, N. V., antb.therefore
you will find all Clothing well made ttiid goi.l
np in Hie latest style. '
:An early will rill most as:uredly seenre n
splendid Icirgaini at the UNION CLOTHING!
EMPORIUM. D. STRAUS d: CU.
Jnim 1862
P.:A. 'STEBBINS 4.V Co.
Havl just received a
NEW LOT OF
BRADFORD PLOWS
ME
- "I AND
POINTS.
, il
h .th ay are
,1
. SELLIiNG, yERY LOW. ,FOR
READY PAY.
r 'Nardi - 12,4862
$l5O .Briar PIANOS.
'GRCiVESTEEN HALE,,, •
having removed! tc theirnew warertioms,
No: 473 BROADWAY,
f
are now - preparedito offer ,the _public a mask
tiificent new scarelfull •
7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO,
containing all :improvements kncOn in• this
country, or Europe, over-strung bass; French
graud action, bOrp pedal; full iron frame; for
_
' 8150' CASH,
WARRANYEEi 'FOB.' FIVE YEARS.
Rich Mot:tiding eases, , • .
5475 to S2 I :OP,
all warranted made of the best seasoned mu-1
terial, and to - t - stated better than any sold for
4o o 01 , 500 by tim old methods - of maw/fac
ture: •We invite ,, the.best judges.lq, examine
and try these neW instruments; and we stand
ready at: all times.to test them with apy.othors
mittufacturedin.this countty., - ; , •
" ! , GitA l ti r riSTEEN, Si - HALE,
3 , 61 • "; 478 •Broadway, New. York.
s'
THE . .F4.IILY SOAP MAItEX . •
.ilLiCitcbenS4rehse, Can, be 'Made into goad
• SOAR 4 ::l3insing Saponifier
DIABOTIONS'.ACcOMPAIsiYING EICH.B4
"Soap, ati etteily,mnde`with iti act making.
' •-•• a ettp'of :coffee: ..1 •
GSfatinfitetmednnly.by the Patentees...
iltifeAlgth i- llM'illivkTialllW- CONIXANY,
Np~ 127 _Walnut street;lPhilttdelphiii. -
ifee-4
I
The- P Partnership. .
LEXT4TPIG ei'efofc;fe under theltij? of
• Gaftett, Bails& C 6: is this.Oardipolvect
13.t:itie-o'rithcimiro.for the niademistchil. -
'•r , lIUNEY GARRETT.
r rn-1
..‘ •
....
t a Cdtifiit7e 7
• uq 4,1; VariTEDd r
eicilLsnrifir
CLEANSE TEM EtOtirAN4 tilkat
lwrall doily TI ii eitii44o Ei/fltacteXo,
phllatuthroplittisr-remel-ilieir icHre r to,
,ar ylrtueo.
I'o4 TiiS ptrittlYe-
Eteddathe;:siokl-fewaiicfi6,voni . s'Ainnacc.,
-- • --; Flrts x ic ii9f rA, Jlay,l, LSI&
D1..1- C. /kyle., tact, been reinntlealy cnted'of"
the worn
,heminelte- of two
o rpm r 1 4 11 IS: '1 t it'erns.te seise' fivni a font tit *fhb&
they cleanse nt once. If. they Will Sure othetlns jlikthit
tnei the, fact to werth knowing. 4
..Yeets wlth great rciiiect,
• _
_ • eci . knrsamitcrelarion.,, : i
Bilious Disordeit and litre — r - Compinintso .
'Or TITi - iNTERIITIT,
-'" .7 WASITINCIIVN, D. C;.i 7- FoNFAISJ
srn: hare used-yoneTtlls,in my genet-al: au. 11 - 04,1,44,
practice ever
' since you nindethem, and'eatiner hisitatetu..
,say tliej'are the best' eidhatii:" tre employ,
.
rating action an the firer leant/it and derided:Tousquent.,
ly they are an admintble remedy for dertyigernents Of tliatt
organ. Indeed. I hare Sehiont .found a case of bilintei dii
:esme so obitiqate thht tt•did - pot reattily - rirld. to-them.
' • 'Fraterpally yours, • • - . ALONZO. BALL; .ill. D.,
, Physician if irdlo4l.
Dysentery and Worm
POST 0 - IFF*E; I meti.iND, iar:Cb.; Nb V...113;4 MC
tho
, .
• They have done my wife naffe gbed than I ca'n'teil'ybri.
She hint' lisett 'aick - Ana lilningasray Ihrmouths: -Went
off to be Aloctored at .matazjn.n3,,sc„ . i . but got no bitter: She
them commenced, taking your sellich . i& - nibired her,
by expelling 'largo quantities - worms (dendy Tryst lter
body:, ,They afterwards cored her and our two children
of bloody.dyseotery. One of our neighbors tool it bact:and
my , Willi. Cured Idol with two - dews of your PiUs, while--
others aretindfus paid from five to twenty thilliirsiloctofe
till's; mid ! much time. sittliont being:thhtl etitirety
even then.' Such a medicine as yours,. Ayldelt aetnally
good and hottest, wilt be-prized here." • - • -•-•
• , ' • - Ft/greasier.
iiidigestforilfirid Impurity of the lllimd.
Prinri . Rtr:-.l:rr.".tEntes, Pastor of '..ettlrept Church, Batton.
- DO. 'A
TER :1 bare hsed • your' Pills 'with extraordiriaty
success in my family and among those I tint callol, to visit
in,distresa. To regulate the crgans'of digestion and purify
the' blood they are •the very • best remedy linre"avw
ktaarn,.and L can confldentlY• recent:nand them to rni
friends.. ' Yours, . J.' Y. IlL3i}:9.
Wsassw, 11"re.mtvc, pg., N. Y., 0ct.'21:15115. -
. DEAR Sin :sour MO using CaSaltic Pills Ti my prat:-
dee, and 'find them an excellent. purgative ti, siettlis, the
.nistem and purify the fountains of the blood. .
' C. ItiIIACITA.II; !ff. D.
Erysipelas, Scrofida, Itinz, , s Evil, Tetter;
Tnmor; and Salt Rheum.
.1 4 5iXie 'a :Pa coniit ,Ifrich alit , f SLL Louis, .1 , 11). 4, 1868..
bti Your_ Pills are the parag,ati of all that,is
great in_medictne. They have cured toy little daughter
of ulcerous 'sbres upon her hands and fret thlithrul pros•ed
incurable fet'Years. - Ifertnolldur — has been long grievonse
ly afflicted blotches and - pimples on her shin and In
her hair.'. Niter our child was 'cured. she also tried.yonv
Pills. and they have cured her. ASA' 3101ta RIDGE.
Itheurnatism, - Netiraigirt, mid Gout.' -
From the Bee. Dr. Harekea. o the :flab-dirt Epis. Chura
SATANZiAII. G A... Jim. 6. 1E56.
-. • -.
HONORED SIR : I ehould be ungrateful for the relief your
/kiln= billuglit me if I did not report iny!crAO ;pion.
A cold settled in my limbs. and brought on eArrqcktlng
neuralgic ohich ended in chronic rbctiinetitgr.
.NDlANitllstalitting I had ilicebost of physicians. the disecee
grew worse.iind we're, until, by the advice of your. e3cel
lent agent in Baltimore. Dr. ?d o:kenzie. I. tried your Tills.
effectS were slow. la' sure. By persevering in the
lase of them I um new entirely well.
. SENATE. Cfit.CIIBER, 'BATON Rohm. 1.5:, 5 Dm. ISSA.
Dn. Atig : I have been eutnelyi cured .bv year rills of
Rheumatic, Bout —a painful dlsem , e that G.:: afdirtddime
for yt.ars. VINCENT SLIDELL.
,
_ For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Coin
p I Mai ts, ',i-equiting an
,active p g;i!,-they are an szNi
lent remedy.
For Costiveness or Constipation, and' as
a;Diiiner Pill. they
v area nn,l e:foluza.
-Fits, Kuppression* Paralysis * Inilatimirir
Lion, and even Deafness, end_ Pnretial mind
tress, Mil, beau cured by the alterative notion of them,
rifle.
Most of the pills In market *Man :Mercury. which, al
though m valuable remedy ill Aili111.3.:1!1 , 15, ilaugaresis
in a public pill, from the ilrmilful consoreerres that t're.-
quently follow its incautious uso. These contain no niter
eery Or mineral subsennce whale rel... •
APEII7 - S _CHERRY PECTORAL
'TOR .TIIE 11 A CLItE OR
.
:VOUGHS,COLDS, 110;1
VotiZA 111101C11 ITlttl, PIOOPING
• CIPIEN'r coNst,DirTioN, - -
and for the relief of Consumptive path:ins in. advanced
stages ot
We need not speak is tine puhlic or its virtues.
Throughout every town. awl o:itio,t ever.: hamlet of the
'American States. its %Tomli - fill ton cf initamitary Com
plaints have made it alresdy Nay. few are the
families in any civilized coantry,ott it r0:1i mint without
eornepersonal experience of its speeds: awl Lower yet the
communities' airy where wldeh have rot Among them
Caine living - trophy of its-victory liver the sulttle and Linn-
Orou.s diseases of the threat 'and lungs. • While it ie the
moot jxaverftil antidote. vet I:nown to 171:n for the formi
dable and ilsitgeroits - ilheitges of the puMtettary ortatne. It
Is also the pleasantest and sanest lelnelfy that San be eat-
Oiled for infants and young peril per=cu,. Patents 0100114
have it fir store against lice itohlion4 erviny that tteato
111 , 01 i them unprepa.•ed. hove abotolat.t trotttailt to
.believe the CHERRY P::t.l , l,vt. !:,:i ee I,:ore lives L 7 the con
sumptions it lot-vents than eitr.H. Keep it try
you: anti cure your cools while tloy are curable. nor neg
lect then: until no huntau skill can :mister tile inexinn.ble
mutter that, Etstened on the vitals. eats your life away;
All knOw the dreadful fatality et ilisori.loru, sett as
they ItnoW tot the virtues of tills r itileity. we treed not do
more than to assure them it iv still mole the beat 'Wean
be. We spare tio cost. no care. :in pro. !nee it "the
Most perfect ps,ible, and tin no marl h r , - re ly oa
It the be4t ngent Wiiieh our skillet:li furnizli far th e ir Cott,
PFEPAP.ED BY J. C. AYER,
Practical' and Analytic9,l l -lotaiht, Lowell, Maga
SOLD
• Sold.li C. S & A. .Tcne!;. Crui".crfrcrt
Mann & Nichols, Mil;pori ; Colwell 4 . .1.3 - ina.n
Roulet; A. Cfney.3,; Ll3 - se: , ; A D. for
ton,' Cashingviiip: geneistily
.e 4
X C 4,
t
A caierully selected stock of
-.NEW GOODS
Just arri4ing from Ne'io York, such as
CLOUILNG, .. : .
DRY GOODS.
_ OgOcERLES
M
800 4- SHOES , •
HARDWARE,
RATS & PAPS,
NOTIONS,
1 SC7IIOOI, BOA'S kc
- Cheap -for Ready-pay,.
10,000 Bushels-AS(IES and 50 bbls. EGGS Wanted.
t . 4 1 0' ;
r-i. (;)
En • -td.
17 d . ' Z •
. • -En t • r 4 0.1
"1 ' ril
r• • i . • Bii3D.
BroOklaud, Nov. ;
Notice.
MARY bag Ipft my bid Anil
.01,1, : bnard,‘"sTtnoni provocationintiiffliereby
perion.s - ..not _to trust' hei oh my
occOnht 'pay n^ 'debt ' s of her contract.
ing nnleii-abinpelled by laic__ -1
, SILAS 14EliSON.
II
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Tfi
: - :
CROCKERY,