The Potter journal., January 28, 1863, Image 3

THE POTTER COUNTY. JOULNAL
Coudersport, Wednesday Evening, 311, 28, 1863.
Local and General.
rel.,See New Advertisements
.Thanks to. Gov. Curtin for a copy of
his Message in pamphlet, form.
/lerThanks to Hon. Sas. T. Hale for a copy
or the President's Message and Diplomatic
Correspondence.
-Wm. P. Mngrath, of l'hiladelphiapwas
list week elected State TicasiMer, by the dem
ocrats. It was 'a strict party Cote.
The Lyeorning County !Court has ad;
journed over for this term, owing to the small
pox rhieh has raged quite extensively in Wil
liaMsport.
jgarGodcy's Eddy's Book—the Gem of all
the monthlies for the Ladies is with us once
again. We cannot see how the "females" can
4 keep house" without it.
— LIIIGARY.—The Annual Meetingcif 'the Cou
dersport Library Association.will be' held On
Saturday, Ahe . seventh day ofj'.ebruary,at the
holise oflti. John ILlTamilton. *Rout:: 4 P.M.
M. W. MANN, Sec'y.
---- The.Tyibtme Altnannefor.,lB62, is now
being sent but, a copy ofwlliehlias•been re
ceived. It is a valuable document, and those
who desire to be, posted in goternraental af
fairs, cannot well do without it.
• SerTh9 Continental for February is on our
!Table. As usual, the articles relating to Gov
,
ernMent land governmental affairs are both
able and timely. Everyone tvho ' d-siras a
good loyal magazine should sdbseribe for it
immediately.
fterßarper 14.: Brothers have temporarily
suspended the publication of their Pictorial
History of the Great Rebellion, i s consequence
of their inability. to procure suitable paper at
a reasonable price ; the work of pieparation,
however, continues, and they' will resume
printing. as soon as thb difficulty is removed.
gar
Senator lVilsou of this District is on
'the Corrimittees of Accounts, (Impure Bills,
end Private Claims and Damages: Represen-
tative Olmsted is on the Committees of Ways
— and 11. leans, CorporatiOns, and Federal Itela
-,tions Bow'm'an on Judi.
•ciary System (Local), Education land Divorces.
M. if any of our ireaders who are house
leepers,:havc been troubled inlmaking light
And uniform biscuit, it is more than probable
they do not use D. B. DeLand Al Co.'s Chemi-
Tat Saleratus. That is a pure article, not de
trimental to health, and sure in its effect. Try
it by all Means say we. It can be had of most
respectable dealers. Those who do not keep
it, should, if they care to satisfy- their custo
mers.
Zd'The strike among the Miners in Lu
zerne county—he work of seceSt; democrats
in the hope of embarrasing the._ Government
in its supply of coal—haS ceased. This was
the most despicable of all the attempts of these
:Wolves inisheep's clothing. The suffering of
the Poor who depended upon their labor for
brea l el was of no consequence ;secesli could
-effect their ends. What II pity that some fll-
Inali—called men—are born without souls or
ctminon sense.
iterlir. Rex (Dena.,) has presented a reso
lution in the I'con's Legislature proposing an
amendment to the Constitution of the State
forbidding neg,roes or mdlattos settling in the
.StatO after the adoption of the amendment.
Such is Free Democracy Such , is the en.;
lightenment of the Locofocos Of the 19th
Centimy I Was ever such truckling to bar
barism dreamed of by the :founders of our,
State ! Happily, this benighted party lens
sufficient power only to show witty they would
like to do but not sufficient to pass the infa
mous resolution.
PLIILADELPI > >sD ERIE ItTnoen.—On
- Monday of last week the Western Division of
''he Phitatlplphia and Erie italilroad was
opened to Sheffield,_ thirteen miles East of
Warren. -The stations now are i.rie, Buffalo 1 1
and Eric Crossing, Belle Valley Langdon'sl
Jackson's Waterford, Lelloeuff, Vnion, Con- i
cord, Lovell's Carry, Columbus,NSPring Creek,
.Garland, Pittsfield, Youngsville, ruing; War
ren, Pattonia, Tionesta and Shari ld. On the
Eastern Division the trains now rem to'a place
catlod Gr!ove Flat, 51 miles northrest of Lbek
Haven, and 11G this side-of Sunbury; The
early Completion of thiS great linp of road is
a "Led fact." Cars will pass over it, all the
way from. Erie to Philadelphia in dluly next. It
Will contribute—indeed has alre. dy largely -
contributed—to the prosperity o Frie, and'
hence' our citizens must regard everything 1
pertaining to it with interest.—Er r
/
We copy with pleasure th i
item from the Phila. Press in referc
death of Lieut.. Wm. B. JENKINS, S 4
Jenkin l s of this county:
- •
' "The official 'reports and tort ,
from the scat of war both fail to , ',
Lion of the death of Ist Lieut. Wm I
of Co. C, Bucktail Rifles.' Lieut. J
among the first to offer his service.;
of his country. He fell at the 111
company while gallantly leading'
action at Fredericksburg, on the
cember. He was 2G years of age
dimly conduct had endeared him!
company and regiment to which
tached." ' I
And the following from the Phi
"He was among the first to car I
to his country, had, never been a.
duty, and died at the head of hii
whilst gallantly leading them into
was a dutiful sou, in affectionate
generous.friend."
-"Ills brother, Oscar D. Jenkins,
prisoner and was lately an inmat
Prison liosrital, Richmond. .
NEW _JERSEY LLANO. .f.OR SALES Also;
.Garden or Frult-Farms,
Suitable for Grapes, Peaches, Pears,Alasp
berries, Strawberiies, Blackberries, Currants,
Of 1, 23, 5, or ,20 acres each, at the
following . prices ihr thelpresent, viz: 20 acres
for $200,'10 acres for $llO, 5 acres for Sixty
Dollars, 27, acres for Forty Dollars, 1 acre for
Twenty DollarsL , Payable by one dollar a
week.)
Alsio, good Crinberry!lands, and viliage lots
In CHBTWOOD, 25 by 100 feet, at Ten Dollars
each, 'payable by one !dollar a week.. The
above!land and farms, are situated at. Chet
wood,i, Washington. Towttship, Burlington 'Co:,
New Jersey. For farther information, apply,
with , a P. 0. Stamp, foe a Circular, to
• .1
• • - B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. 90 Cedar Street, New York, N. Y.
To Nervous Sufferers
fh p BOTH SEXES. A Nervous Gentlemen
1.1 having been - restoied to health in a few
daysoifter.undergoing all the, usual routine
and irregularexpensive: mods: or treatment,
without success, considers it his sacred duty
to communicate to his laffiicted fellow crea
tures the MEANS OF ecrdp. Hence, on the 're
ceipt of an addressed envelope,, he will send
(free).:a Copy of the , piescriptiom uSed.: Di
rect to Dte. JOHN M. DANGALL,
186 Fulton Stria, Brooklyn, N. Y
--In Ulysses; Dec.: 25, I);r Roy. Jas. Blakstee,
THOMAS ATKII , LS of Bristol. Conn., and Miss
MARY J. NEPHEW of Ulysses Pa. -
PRICE 10:17,41.p.ENT.
Corrected every . WedneidaY• by P. A. STEB.
BINS & CQ.,.Reta.ll B,ealers in Groceriei
'ftnerovisioniiz'
opposite D. F. Glissmire's Hotel,
• Coudersport,
Apples, green,ll bush.,l ,
do dried, "
• Beans,,
Beeswax, lb.,
Beef,. .
Berries, dried, 11 quart „
B u ckwheat,'u ush., '
Buckwheas
Butter, lb.,
Cheese, 7 . " : - .
corn; 11., bush.,
Corn MCA, per cwt., .
doz
Flour r extra, . bbl.;
do sup6rfine ”
-gains, lb.,
!Hay, Te, ton,
Honey, per lb., - -
Ldrd, "
Maple Sugar, per lb.,
Oats, bush.,
Onions,_ "
Pork, 1;1 bbl., •
do' alb.,
do in whole hog, II
Potritoes, per bush.,
Peaches, dried, lb.,
Poultry, lb.,
Rye, per bush.,
Salt, bbl.,
do , r'ul sack,
Trout, perk bbl.,
Wheat, `Zel bush;
White Fish, 1.1 3: bbl.,
To — tlie honorable the Judges of tha Court of
Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County
-of Potter:
The petition of Milton G. Bowman respect
!fully showeth that your petitoner, occupying
a commodious house situated in Harrison
fp., in, said couuty,.on the road leading from
Westfield, Tioga county, to Ulysses and
Whitesville, in the State of New York, which
house was formerly occupied by J. C. Thomp
son, which is well calculated for a public
house of entertainment, and from its neigh
borhood and situation is suitable as well as
necessary Tor the accommodation of the pub
lic and the entertainment of strangers and
travelers, and that he is provided with Star
bling for r horses and all conveniences necessary
for the entertainment of.strangers. and trav
elers. Ile therefore prays the :Court to grant
him a liCense to keep an inn or public house
of entertainment at the, place herein men
tioned, aiadiour petitioners will ever pray, &c.
M. G. BOWMAN.
We, the undersigned citizens of and within
'the township of Harrison, in. said county,
being acquainted with Milton G. Bowman. of
said township, do certify that he is a man of
' gobd rephrt for honesty and temperate habits
; and well provided with house room, and has
the necessary conveniences required
. for the
accommodation of strangers and travelers,
and that an inn or tavern is 'necessary in said
township, at the aforesaid house, to accom
modate the public and entertain strangers
and travelers. - • . -• ,
Hamilton White, James S. Predmore, John
D. Snyder, R. N. Ilay-ties, Zalmon F Robinson,
Simon Williams, R T Farnum, Wm II Avery,
James S. Haynes,Renry Hurlbut,larael Dodge,
Calvin cammings, C.'o. Phillips, John Olny,
Cunirifingi, Burr Robinson, L. L Gill, L.
0. Stone,. Seneca o.Wilcox, C.A. Dond,lienry
Outman, T. - Kibbie, J: - T. Williams, Wm.Sted•
inan,John Gill,George Kennedy,Julius Pierce
Joseph Pierce. Jan. 23, 1863-3 w
T3t. 11 - TALLMAN would inform the tra
'teling—public that be las rented the
Eagle Hotel opposite C. H. Simmons'
Block at Os..vayo Village, Penn'a, whiCh has
been newly refitted and furnished, where he
intends to keep a First •Class Hotel.% Parties
of pleasure and, those wishing a quiet home
over Sabbath, will find thiS house equal to any
in this vicinity. The tables Will always be
well supplied. and the bhrns Well furnished
with hay and oats; and nd pains spared for
the comfort of guests.
. • . • •W3l: H. TALL3IAN
OswAyo, Pa. : Dec. 25, 1852. -
Administrators's, Sale.
Y virtue_ of an order issued Out of the.l_Or
pilaus' 'Court of Potter county, Penna,
and to the directed, T will expOie!-to public
sale or outcry at the Court House, in the bor
ough of Coudcrsport,at 1-o'clock, P. M., on
.IVedne:sdaij February 18th 1863,
the folloiving real, estate, boUnded and de
scribed.as follows :
following
Nonce to the
a of Jacob
sp"Midence
ake men-
IB.Jenkins:
nkins was
in.defenco
tid of his
them into
Bth of De
ad his sob
elf to the
e 'was at-
A certain tract of land situate ha Couder
sport; Potter county, Penn'a, bounded on the
north by an alley, on the east by lot owned
by S.P. Johnson; on the west by main street,
and on the , south by Third Street, being the
southwest corner of square No: 18, and being
-about forty-eight feet on Third street and one
hundrecLand . twentY-five on Ma n street, with
one frame tionkeleaiii•store; one-Owl) and
stable , thereon. -
1. -Inquirer:
1 is services
.sent from
company
action. Ile
zothevand
Terms made known on day of sale: -
• IL J. OLMSTED, Administrator
of the estate of A. E. Butterworth, dec'd
Jan. 20, 1863.
Grain,
as taken
of Libby
Wanted, oil account, at this Ofh"ce
Married :
$37 to 75
100 200
cc 7
100 1 - 50
-25 30
• 3 4
6 12i
37i 44
2 00 225
15 18
'T . 10
75 88
150 175
700 750
600 G5O
9 12J
COO 700 .
10 `124
10 12f
)0 12
44 50
50 75
15 00 17 00
8 9
5 6
25 37f
25
6 7
63 75
'4 50
20
450 500
00 L 25
450 500
To the p ublic.
and
Wood,
Notice.
NOTICE is-hereby given that the under
' signed;- an • Auditor appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas to distribute money
arising from the sale of real estate in case of
Wm. Beever vs. David Hover OrSept., Terni,
1861, No. 19, will attend to the duties of his
appointment at the office of th Prothonotary
in,Coudersport, Tirednraday t . Feb'y , 18, 1863;
at 7 o'clock, P. M. Parties interested are ex
pected.to attend - and present their claims.
• H. J. OLMSTED, Auditor.
Auditor's Noti ce:
I\TO,TICE is hereby given that the under=
..1.11 signed, an Auditor appiiinted by the
Court of Common Pleas to distribute Money
arising from the sale of personal property in
case of A. W. Jones vs. Sala Stevens and B.F.
Nichols of June Term,lB63, No. 86, will at
tend to the duties of his' appointment at the
office of the Prothonotary in Coudersport on
.77sursday, Feb'y 19, 1863, at - 7 o'clock, P. M.
Parties interested are expected to attend..atid
present their claims. ,
H. J. OLMSTED, Auditor.
STATEMENT
4Ythe Receipts and Expenditures Of Potter
county for the year ending on the 31st
day of. Dec. A. D. 1862 :
Rec'd for taxes on unseated Idi for A
1860 and 1861 $7906.76
Reed for taxes on seated returned
unseated,
nee'd from seated taxes for 1862
previous. years . ,
Rec'd on recognizances notes and ,
judgments , I . ,;-- 223 7
Rec'd on sales of Village 10t5..: • 82 30
Rec'd on Fines r _ - • 950
Ree'A•from Relief and Military taxes 250 29
Total Roci.ipts
Paid for relief to volunteers
" Public printing
" Commonwealth costs
" Assessors:_
" Commissioners wages
"- Clerk hire
.‘ g• balance for 1861
530 57 .
210 00
603 85
370 00
464 80
375 00
1 00
Stationery 178 67
Bond to John Keating 132 00
" H. Dent , 409 97
" Wm. Bell 735 84
Clerk of Quarter Sessions 114 27
Prothowitory's fees 32 80
Balance due Sheriff fOr 1861 56 00
'lncidental expenses 20 47
Auditors wages • I 68 00
Auditing'Prbthy's & Rec'ds ttat 5 00
Wild cop bounty 6'oo'
Qualifichtion fees 29 75
Justices returns 7 02
Recorders fees I 925
Fuel 69 81
Taking prisoners to penitent l y 512 14
Election expenses 804 41
Constable returns• 114 64
Road views ; 230 50
tending town clock & repairs 4G 70
Taxes & costs on Ids advertised 134 49
Costs against Potter county 41
Tip staves 80 10
Bounty to volunteers 840 00
Sheriffs fees 36 00
Money refunded 10 78
Grand Jurors fees' ;296 22
" Traverse Jurors fees 455 23
" Cabinet work 48 18
" Court Crier 40 00
" Jail expenses '305 75
" Damages ass'd byroad viewers; 23 00
" Attorney fees 25 . 00
". Bal.due Treas'r on last - Settlem' 45 00
Excess of Receipts over expenditurei 3919.76
12, r
We, the Commissioners of Potter &nu
certify that the foregoing exhibits a true
merit of'the Receipts and Expen4itures
county, for the year ending on the 31st
Dec. A. D. 1862, as appears from the o:
entries and records in this office.
Witness our hands at the Comthissioner's
office the 16th day of Jan'y, 1863.
➢I. D. BRIGGS,
L. S. ROBERTSON, Comers.
C. P. KILBOURNE,
Attest : L. B. COLE, Clerk.
Statement
(IF the rands of Pater county, on the first
Ur day of Jan'y 1803 :
To amt of Comsrs andßelief orders
• outstanding
" Judgt in favor of Mitten
County Bank 3045 80
" Int. on same, Jan'y Ist, 18e3 ' 737 73
" Judgt in favor of E.& D.Herr 3907 00
" Int. on same, Jau'y Ist, 1863 ,937 68
" Bond to John Keating 1100 00
" Bonds for bounty to Vol's. ' 5000 00
" " to G.G.t'olvin relief fds 108 00
" " C.S.& E.A.Jones " 100 00
" " 11. J. Olmsted " 112 00
" est'ed enrrentexpenses for '63 7000 001
Total indebtedness
By amt due from unseated lands
for the year 1862
" due from relief uns'ed taxes
for the year 1862
" due from seated Ids return
ed as unseated
" from seated Ids & personal
property for 1863
" from Belief tax on seated
and personal property for '62 • 709 28
" Millitary taxes f0r1862 217 00
" • seated lands and personal
property for 1861
" 'Military tax for 1861
" dueirom seated lands an - d
personal property for 1860 153 31
" due from Military tax for 1860. 56 50
" due fr.teated Ids & personal
_ property for previous.years 222 60
" of fines imposed for 1862 180 00
",T.u.dgments • 289 68
, - ,
" • NOtes . ' 122 20
" due from Cameron county 600 00
" due from village lots 42 27
By estimated aint. 'or seated and
unseated taxes in 1863
By estimated amt. of relief on same
for 1363 1752 00
Excess of indebtedness over assets 5279 37
We, the Commissioners of Patter county,do
certify that the foregoing Statement of the
Funds of Potter county on the Ist day of,Jan.
1863, is correct, as will appear from the books
and records of this office. Commissioners
office, Jan. 8, 1863.
M. D. BRTGGS,
L. S. ROBERTSON, Comsrs.
C. P. KILBOURNE, -
ttest : L. B. COLE, Clerk:
SAPONIFIER ! SAPONIFIER ! !
THE GREAT
SOAP MAR - FIR! !
FOR SALE AT STEBBINS'.
tOIIRT 7 ":
WEEREASAhe Ron.- Robert '• G.
- PresidentJudge,- and the Hans. or
Jones arid G. G. Colvin, Associate Judge.o
the Courts of Oyer & .Terminer and General,
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace;
Orphans± Court and Court of Common lileaS
for the County of Potter, 'have issued :the:
precept, bearing date the eighteenth day o
Dec., in the year of our i Lord one -.Thou
sand eightlundred and Sixty-two, and tia in
directed,cor holdings Court;of Oyer and Terni..l
iner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter. Se e r,
sion.s of the Peace, Orphans' Court, and Cori
of CommOn Pleas, in the Borotighof_Couders-I
port, on:310N1 AY, the 16th day
. of Feb.
next, and to continue one Week :
Notice is therefore herebigiven to the Cor
oners, Justices of the Peace and Constsibles
within the county, that they'be then and theie
in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. :of
said day, with their rolls, records, inqUisi.4
tions, examinations, and other remembrances,
to do thote things which tts' their officei
ap
pertain to be done. And those who are bound
by their • recognizances to prosecute against
.the prisoners that are or shall be in the jail Of
said county of Potter, are to-be then and there
to prosecute against them as Will be just:'; 1
Dated at COUDERSPORT, • Jan: 5, 1868, , and ;
the 84th year of the Independence of the United I
States of America: _
LIST OF CAUSES for trial in the Conrt of
Common Pleas of Potter county,' at February
.Tekm.
Christopher Evelio vs James Bartron
W .T Jones vs Wm Jordan
I B,yam'& wife vs C 8 Jones. admsr
I Byam & wife vs 4 Mann'kA GrEyes 1 '
W T Jones & Bro as J M Kilbourn '
W T- Jones vs Polly Higley; admsrs
Wm L Shaffer vs John Mason 4- Geo. Mirvin
James Shaffer vs II W. May and W M Smith'
D Clark use of S P Reynolds vs Benj Rennells
Joseph W Stillrnart vs Geo Stillman
Maria- S Edwards vs Jona Glace
Fuller & Card vs John C TaPner 1
Fuller St Card vs Deremer & Thompson
Colwell Lyman vs Chas Chandler
J R Munson. use 6r c W Gorunt vs Harry ord
• executors of John Dal ht
Amor Fairbanks vs Lewis Waod
Luther Canfield .v'a Fiederick 'Brooks' garni.
J G Mescereau vs PS Hedrick
Corn. use Potter ed. vs Woodard & L Sherman
Wm Burleson vs . Wm T Jones
Street Becard. vs Chester Whitaker
Tp. of Oswayo vs ;Co. Of POtter ,
DF . Merritt ve Wd t yne Bishop 1 -
Alex. Robrabacbei, for use VS A Robrabajcher
Davis vs Wm Beever
James Tyler vs George W Tyler
. H. J. OLMSTED, Protli'-.
43 50
3883 28
12398 40
.Tan. 15, 1863
gar'Tbe following are Lists.of Jtirors
drawn forlbe February terra', 1863--.--
GIi4ND Jusonq
AbbottH.Augusi Bodler '7l
Allegany—Valorus, Byam
Bingham—Thomas E GridleY,lliram Barnes,
Walter Leonard, L E M'Cafri, J B Carpenter.
ll3bron—Norman DtvightAnson• A Cone,
Charles Gorham, Wm 1.1
liector—L- J B Parker.
'Harrison--C C Phillips. '
Oswayo—George Tyler:
Sharon--W J Waffler, Nelson Palmeter,
George Niehols Ira Gilbert.' ;
Sylvanifi—C C Recs.
Sweden—G L Catlin
Ulysses-i—L V Drake, Wm E Erceman, A. B
Bennitt.
Wharton—Jame Barclay. •
TRAVERSE Jcions •
Allegany—J H 'Reggie, J R Wildman,
Thaddeus Darling. '
Bingbam—J Briggs,' Charles Daniels.
Clara—A W Jones.
Coudersport—C H Aripstrong, B S Colwell,
Thomas King. , •
'Genesee—Barney Daniels.
Heetor--Miles Watrous, JI C Thompson,
John L Gibson, Orris Redner, Wilson Bailey,
It F Davis; David Kilborn, B F Tubbs.
398 40
Loty.do
1 •
I state-
Of said
'day of
Tiginal
Hebron-='-Wm Greenman, Elijah Cham
berlain. i.
Harrison-t aniei Hunter.
Homer—Harrison Edgeomb, A U Crosby.,
Oswayo-LFranklin Gale. ~
Pike—S H Martin.
Sharon---Robbini Brown.
Sylvaniai--Pardon Haskins.:
Ulysses-LS G Chamberlain, Origin Crnm,
C C Castle IS -7 ;flV Grover, - IT J Baker, Aaron
Webster. ' •
Wharton;—John Bensley. - '
West Branch—Orrin, Wetmore, Augustus
Bizbee,
,$3470 78
DivorCe Notice. I
lIEZEZIAD TEED, Yo. 99, Ji,ne Term, 1862.
vs.l 1 , Libelin Divorce. '
SARAH A. TEED. To Sarah A, Teed, Ilespon
dent, please take notice that a subpoena and
alias subpoena having been issued and return
ed nibil, you, Sarah; A. Teed. respondent - are
notified to appear nt our next term of Court,
to answer the compl;ints of yoursnid husliand,
Helekiab teed, and•show Cause Why a divorce
a, v. In. shoUld not , be granted.
25 ; 520 1
$3797 63
843 83
O. C. LARRADEE, Sher.
Sheriff's Office, July 14,:1863. .
2G 93
Auditor's Report.
Balances flue. irony TV. Burris, late 7recg
2191 62
Abbott
Allegany
Bingham
Clara •
203 04
61 , 85
Coudersport
Eulalia
Genesee !
Genesee, I. D.
Harrison,
Hector
Hebrun
Homer
Jackson
Keating . -
Oswa.yo
Pike -
Pledsant Valley
Roulet'
Sharon
Sweden •
Sylvania •
Stewardson
Summit
Ulysses
West Branch
Wharton
Woodville, I. D.
'
Portage; CaMeron conn,ty 50 16 80 12
County of Potter 2 +--
Commonwealth ' •
8765 00
$25,520 11
Mr. Scans, informs the Atolitors that he is
ready' to PAY-UP- and the .Town and School
Treasurers can settle by calling upon H. J.
Obnsted at ,Coudersport, and we here take .
occasion to state thatthe acceunts of Mr. Bur- c,
vs were itt goodshape for settle:Stint. e:
Lt. BMA), I
Roar, Atlitors. o
Coudersport, Pa., Jun. 16, 1803.
D. C. LAWBEE, Sheriff.
D. C. L&RABEE, Sheriff.;
MEM
Scliool. Town.
$10521 • 394 80
25 55 118 92
43'93 4 58
• 3'38 7 51
142 42 613 64
73'37 23 93
91
48 50 .
21 54 1139
40 51.
.392 23
plB 129 66
'5B 55 28 92
44 17 • 530 63
08 750
17 53 31.27
. 31:31 341
• 63.89 119 33
95 21 542 29
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9
96 285 321
308 99 905 39''
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A Scholarship issued from the Buffalo Col
lege,lentitles the, holder to•attend either or all
the Colleges for an unlimited time..
The Design of these Institutions,is toltopnrt
to yciung men and ladies, a thorough, praeti
cal business education.
These Colleges are organized and conduct
ed upon a basis- which must secure to each .
separate Institution the bestpossible facilities
for imparting a thorough mercantile educa- -
tion, and render it as a whole, the most com
prehensive and complete system in this country
Book-Keeping in all its department,. COM- .
mercial Law,Comnrereial Arithmetic and Pen
manship, are taught in the most thorough and
practical Manner:
Speneerian System or Penmanship, is
ta Tilt by conifetent and experienced teachers
eholarship, - payable in advance ; $4O.
Collegeopen day at d evening: do vacations
Resident Principal at Buffalo, J. C. Strewn
For further information, please call at the
College rooms, or send forCatiilogue and Cir
cularlenclosing letter stamp/Address
BRYANT Si STRATTON,
Buffalo, N. Y.
J3 - 91y
The Magic Time Ob§errirer,
THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM,
BEING a Hunting and Open Face, or Lady's
or Gentleman's Watelt ombiped.
'One of the prettiest, most confenient, and
decidedly the best and cheapest timepiece for
general and reliable use, ever offered. It liss
within it and - connected with its machinery,
its own winding attachment, - rendering, ft; key
entirely unnecessary. The cases of this Watch
are composed. of two metals ; the outer one
being fine Id carat gold: It has the unproved
ruby, ikction lever movement, and is warranted
an accurate timepiece. Price, superbly en
graved, per case, of a half dozen,- $204.00.
Sample. Watches, in neat morocco boxes. for
those, proposing to buy at wholesale, s:lt'i,ient.
by express, with bill payable on delivery.
Soldiers must remit payment-in advance, as
we cannot collect lrom those in the Army.
Address HUBBARD 8R05..&
Sole Importers,) •-•
' Cor. Nassau tt John Sts., .Netr York.
B OOTS .A.ND SHOES.
A. 'SANDB.P,RG & BRO'S
Tanners and Curriers,
H AVE also establis hed
BOOt d Sll - 06
Manufactory, opposite D.. 1:. Glassmiro's Hotel,
}in the y , room formerly occupied by J. B. Smith..
I, They offer their Boots and Shoes at a
LOWER RATE THAN THE SAME QUALITY HAVE
EVER BEEN SOLO.IN POTTER COUNTY-.
Ind they will have nothing but the best work
t:tcti and the best stock that the country will
produce,,and money and labor can procure.
THEY FEEL CONFIDENT THAT THEIR
WORK WILL GIVE SATISFACTION.
Eides,.Calf-Skins, Sheep Pelts
taken at the Highest Market Price.
e-ayE, US A 'TRIAL I
Coudersport - , Pa., 3larcli 13
MANHOOD;
110 W LOST • HOW. RtSTORED !
Justpublished in a sealed envelope, price 6 cts
A lecture on the Nature,Treatment and Rad-
ical Cure of Spermatorrhrea or SeruinalWeak=
Ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility,
and Impediments to Marriage generally, Ner-.
vousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits;
Mental and Physical Incapacity,resulting from.
Self-abuse, kc., by ROBT. J. Cutvcawstn,M.D.,
author,of the Green Book, tc.
Thelwoild•renowned author, in thiS admir
able Lecture. clearly proves from his own ex-
Perience 'that the awful consequences of Self
abuse may be effectually used without -rnedi
eine, and without dangerons surgical opera
tions, bougies, instruments. rings, or Cordials,
Pointing out a mode of cure at once certain
and effectual, by which every sufferer,) no mat
er what his condition may be, may cure him
cheaply, privately and radically. This
fecturd will prove a boon to thousands• and
thousands. Sent under seal,to-any address,in
plain; sealed envelope, on the receipt of six
dents, or two postage stamps, by addressing,
Dr. GIBS. J..C. KLINE
1 1 27 Bowery, New Fork Post Office Box, 4586.
CFFICE OF JAY COOKE,
SIinSCIIIPTiOY !GENT,
At JOT Cooke & Co., Bankers,
,„
ZOGTH Tillnn STRIZET,
.1 ' Philadelabia, N0r.,1; 1862.
Tlie undersigned having been appointed
Subscription Agent by
.the . 'Secretary of the
Treasury; is now prepared to"furnish, ht once,
They, New Twenty Year 6 per cent. Bends
of the United States, designated as, "Five-
Twenties," redeenlythle at the pleasure of the
piaVerdimeht, after five years, and authorized
by Act 'of Congress, apprOved Febi'y 25086 . 2.
I The COUPON' BONDS are issuedin sums of
$5O, $OO, 5500, and $1000: • •
The iREGISTER BONDS in sums of s'so,
$lOO, $5OO, $lOOO and $5OOO. • ,
Interest at 6 per cent. per - annum:rill com
mence from the date• of purchase, and is
,rayable in Gold, ;
Simi -annually , which is equal at the 'present
prim on gold, to itUout EIGHT per cent.
p r annum.
.
1 Fartn 1
re, Merchants,MechCnies, Capitalists,
and all who have any rnoneytotny.est,should
know and yemmemberthat . these bonds are,
Ciin effect; a First; Mortgage upon all l!allroads,
: nals, Bank Stocks and Semnitics, and the
i inense produCts of all.the Manufacttires o tc.,
in the country : and that the full and ample
pr vision Made for the payment of-the interest
Ind liiluidation of principal, by Customs Dit
ties, Excise Stamp's and Internet liiirenne, l
ie:res to make these Bonds the I. -
~ •
Best ) Most Available 'and Most Popular
Iniestment in the Market:
Subscriptions received at Par ip Legal Tender
:,:iites, or notes and checks of banks. at par in
?kliladelPhia. SubScribers by mail Will re
:eire prompt atteritibn '
and every facility and
, iplancition will be afforded on application at
his offic i mi A supply of Bonds will be kept
inhand for immediate delivery. •
JAY COOKE, Sutiscription Akent,
New-Golrol , gt! . - -- 22
• New Goods
New Giioa!! !
50to 75 per emit. saved,'Ori:airry
Dollar, by buyir*yoar giodifti at
,
lIM
SitO -'l.'ott*9
WHOLESALE&RETAIL
. . -, •1 • -
REaLTIJATQR,
at
OsWayo 'naageiPotter Pc4a.
We are happy to inform all those inYttatit
of .Choice and Domestic Goods, that we lidat
have a stock of some .• . .•.,
5 4 ,
- •
1-
- 9
Worth of all kinds df- —• • ! •
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, : '
BOOTS and SHOES, - - • .. ..•11:1
HATS;CAPS, eLoTrr7G,
CRO6.,KERY
and everything usually kept in a coun fry !store.
We are prepared to sell at
. nearly the old
'prices, notwithitanding the great rise of pods
in New York. Our. facilities.!,are -now, such
that we are prepared to 2 furnishall those in
want of goods at less pricesiben,cansw A will
be sold by any dealer i>? this se,ction. . Below
we give you some of our prices, and
.alock the
prices the same goods are soldlor
,byip:toot, of
out neighbors. • :
Good Sheetiwrs, 12 to 14 ctg. :
• sold Most dealers for 30 teal : CU.
Very, nice bleached Goods 10 to 14 15 to 2O
A large lot of Sheep's Gray and Gas
simers, from 3V cts. up -. •
Good Apron Checks, and Check
Shirting,l2l to 15ets. • ,
Good Gingham; 122; to 15
Beautiful DeLaines and Poi de
Chevres, 12 to 20 1 3.0 to .#l/
Nide all Wool 3lerinos,G3 worth.- $1,45 t01 : 75
A large assortment of Black Silk,
88 to 81,13' 1.25 *1,78
Fine Black Silk Shawls, SG,OO: /1,00 top,oo
And a large stock of Black Silks from 75 eta
to $1 00 worth from sl,so'to
.
Good Sprague; Merrimacs . .Dunnelts and
many other grades. of very niee prints new
styles, warranted fast color; Ilarrass the'ditti
and othei.s, for 11 to 122: ..cts, 'bottling on%
worth Hi to 20 cts,
IN SHOES WE CAN SAVE YOU'A VERY
7- LARGE PER CENT:! -
Good enremelo boots, sscis,roithsl.l3entso
Good balmoral bootees, sl,(}o 1.50101.7.5
Women's good Calf boots. 75 to 1.00 1.00t01.63
Men's do $2.75 4.0%04.75
Warranted Kip Boots, home-made, „
CL® TI! IN i
We call your attention in this line, as it le
from 50 to 100 per e(nt. below mott'Fikiicr
dealers—the lows, .sto much noted for selling
cheap, not excepted.
We will sell you all Wool - Pine Elbe& bue,
skin Pants for $3,50, worth .$5.60.
.
Good 'Suits of Black Blothes : Coat. Vest,
Pants, Hat, Socks;Pocket Hand 2&c.,
for $l,O, worth $1.13.
GROOERIES
in the line 'of Groceries lie ptfer. a choice
variety of Teas at 50',"7,5 ana sl.l.lo—and our
Dollar Tea can't be beat.
, •
Good Sugar fdr 10 ets.. Coffee Sugar 11_03.
Salaratus i to 5 cts. Bar S3ap 8 eta_
Coffee
. .
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\Ye would also inform you that We Mite got
esiablished la our ~ -
NEW -SALES-RG(SII,
the largest in this section—rVad filif l d Abut
cellar to garret. AL o the large buildings.
adjoining are used by us for storage TO 01113,
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID-FOR.
BUTTER,
and other - Produce, that an ?ridgy be Olt -
%Tried info Cash.
One word more. As-the' tramp/rife tron'ors
odr Goods from Wcllsflllc here,coA4
cents per hundred, nod ortr'otherexpenses ire;
small, we do not need large -prests,
C. 11. SIMMONS,•
OSWAYO IZEGT3I4T OR.
Oserayo Village , Janris', 1363. 7
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CM
16 tb 20
16 to 25
3.6t04.60
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