W'ZE - 11,..COUN'tY 1 1 T01;Irik.1,11
tg,4,
Co*whc6*Tt, Wednesday hlr~tiing Apt. $,1853:
~:aca'i`' acid ' eridi~ui.
F.l:Gov.:Cturtiti has beeh!risitiiii the Potomac
Airrtreeentlr; thi'coinfortiin - d
• • • ci ' • ' 1"; •. t• - .••••••;•',: i
u4er:i/ sre;O,freozsylrerkiii, Soldiers.. c
tei... - tksal;;:atsiTei t ;Tßsi4
place on Monday, the 4th day Of liainext,to
• •
choose a County,Stipefinten:tleWfottite:thrtii
Sec z Advertisetaint in another
e°iUMEI • • ( . 4 94.:4 -7 .1 -') i : A.
"}lo9;,Dii not fait a read tile tiriicle'on our
first paie," 7 lAititd;the ,,, doiperlicaaii ni r Wi l i
li n
netielich' .J Thero are - other Co . ne . cticuts in
the country; and ilierilie Iliti cliCt Aitioldi
iintlinoet eiery:iiiittge of the ,Free l North.
disiheinstutioti," said
Geo. Yrancii Train, during hisidisegssi9
with, C. M d1:1,7;41.Na* York. '..!‘Se" i 4
sliolted an old man and the
house eanie'dcri;iir with terrific detnanisttftic-tek;*
stir The Ttiilodelpikia • Press states 'that a
iadp in Gmtnantown,:hid an article of dress
which kras : _matic-.from,cotton . iraised. from.
She Tait
spring, and plaate.ciAy her, , _
• tegjjaiiiiiel, •of to e;Louisville • Journal
says L'those ;•irhci t : aljt of a reeppetrucpoivof
the Union,,titli:New_England leftout,!are no
better than- the, ether= rebels,'!.-urbleh setae
inertiterseiy-sume pp the whole ;question.
Dar We reecrnitriefid jorahe'" nOtie:e of- onr
dealers the adveitisemetithf PETER Lora LLAIID.
This is -an old t atiCtespeUtibJe hoUse and ftom .
allitceounts.tvkith reach-na.l.ireli to perform
the fair and honorable. part :in all-business
tPaAl.faSti2l2?-.
sie-It is 'stated thitt "at do time s for mit - gy . -'
years.'has so myth counterfeit honey been
afloat as now, and probably atiniiCtimOluive
so well . executed-and . likely
to deceive.: - U nusual caution iii...receiving
paper should thexefOre be exercisd.
. .
ge_Mr. I. hr Howe, of Bingham,- is -at
present canvassing the coinity to obtain sub
scribers ta'•a Pictorial MistinY'Of
Mrs.fAtho* S. Stevens. The Book jis warmly
commended by the press, and the Well-latown,
ability_ of Mrs. Stevens sloottici. , g4in 'for it a
handsome salc,-,
2_ • .
10;;Tke . Goinictiisioner of Intetnal '; Rere-
nue has decided That Res - eerie starbps,'4Witli
eiceptian of 4 'Ptoprietaty,"- 7 may be 'used
indiscriminately Thus, tteonvepineea i tatup
of 50 , cents, may be used at option, upon a
deed, mortgage, lease, writ, or bond, requir,
ia . g , a stamp of that 'amount ;•and the . otheis
in like manner. I
SeCosh found hitriselflin an
unpleasant situation the other day pt• Steele's
his bead between the i lmeee of a
loyal Republican, and his tother arid exposed
to.r.,serere spanking, well
.laid oni t
deserved; !or his disloyal talk. Secush friends
•interfsred when Republican took off 'lli coat
and ordered ttiCen back, aeclatink that he
could whip the tivhole Secesh creW; 314 `erta
time. 'that's the'talk.'-'= - ifilketbarie
ist."OpPosibou la the life .of` i3usi4ess."
Our young friends GLASSMIRE Ccityrui,t. are,
out this week in a holm:lan advertisement of
their New Store on the corner opposite Glass
mire's Hotel. They promise to ftirnish the'
poopleof Potter count} Grop i eriei and
Provisions as cheap - as can be had aE any
place in the county. dice them a ca l l]. :They
are both honest and upright, and 1A - e. - think
have Abe - requisite energy and enerprise to
keep theright kind of a Grocery. -
1
,
re_From the State Superintend'rnt's Ile
port of the Com Mon School systdm or this
State, we learn the following in reference to
Potter county: 'Whole number of 'schools,
schools,
109 rfiutulier yet required, 11 ; average nuni
bei• of nionths taught, 5 'and . s-ICninx; nurnbet:
of male, teachers employed, '213; number or
female teachers, 145 ; number of Male schol
ars, 1,693 ; number of female schofarf, 1,490;
average goat per mouth ) 75 cts; a'tnount.for
scheol - pbrposes, $,.161 74; aituni-IfOi:
building 'purposes, $243,37 ; from !State
proprfations, $1;138 40/from Collectori of
School Tax, unseated lands, drid o;tlier per- .
poses, $8,486 20 ; cost of instrbatiori, $6, 6,37-
07; fuel and cantingencies, $1,'243 3C1 1 1 ; sctioik
houses, renting, building, :& - c.; $2,45G !yr;
permanent 'debt,1505,91 temporaxy . debt,
.$301; balance lte band, $2,073'43. ! ".
_ •
Sursa,rt4sixas. = Certain , evil-dispoded
i ,
ties in Senator Wilson's district having com
menced suitsagainst honest men who in the
recemt:emergency.issaed illegal notes for cur=
•
rency, in accordance with a l supposetl neces
sity and "general' desire of the peophi, hp :in= .
traduced a, relieving them of all legal
liabilities in the case: - As • this- would settle
eyery I persecutiori - that might' be got Up by
personal enemies all over the State—and the
Legislature have, for two years in succession; ,
almost unanimously, excused the Banks for
violations-of laws in non-payment of ;specie,.
and 'bade relieved there from the penalty
thereby' ineurred--4t might have been pup
posed this lesser'offensi could have alio'be'en
overlooked in the circumstances of the' case.
Men who honestly redeem this Paper money;
have committed no moral offense; they have
simply disregarded a regulation:respecting a.
point ,of currency; prohibited. by a, statute.
Yet Mi . . l •Riiisey ; and the inaj . pirty cf the• Se
nate, could not- f(rid it eonsistent"_with their
views S2C du,ty,as „sworn Senators to remove
thislinhility. Bank direct Ors are all pardoned,
over and over again bat honest merchants
and they whose *rat 0r,./egal offense
heinous antlillegal; are left exposed to; every
sharper, maligrianf roe, •ot merciless &peen-
Iota; ho may seek their ruin. Om exanti•
nation and reffecticm, I see not how any Sen
ator could say Nay to a general bill upon this
subject, Guess if they voted against a local hill
of thi saine ort..trfrisitoy Chrome's. . .
ta.Ttutn4 to some uakno”. frlead for a
copy of Hon. .Cassiils-..31. 61tiyii speech before
thedgaw Department 9f.the Albany Hnisersy,y.
IThe:Copperhead•Resolations•nnd the
Copperbead Press denounce as unconstitntlon
al the Proclamation'of the President. • Gen'l
Ben. Bagel:, One of the ablest, ifttai the ablest,
Democratic lawyer of New England; •
• "What shall: bid4one with the slai-es ? Here
again.the laws ofl*ar have long settled, with
cleattiess and exactness, that it is for the con=
qneror, for thegovernment that has maintain
ed or extended its direction over.the territory,
to deal with slates as it bleaSes;to free them
or not as it chooses."
Towards the 'close of his speech be declares
the coppeiheads to be
"Lineal desceridants cf Judas Iscariot; and
intermarried With Benedict Arnold." ...
As Copperheadism appears to bein doubt
as to the *correctodapition of loyalty he, gives
the following, which is contrary to the pecu-
liar tenets of . Copperhcadism:
call upon true men to sustain the Gov,
ertiment. It is not a Government of my choice;
• I did not vote for any part of it ; but it is the
Government of my country; it is the only or
gan by which I can exert' the force of the
country and protect her integrity; and so
long as I believe that action is honestly ex
. erred, I will throw • the mantle of charity over,
any mistakes I think
• may see: and suPPiiit
it heartily with hand aid ptirie so iong as I
live. I have no loyalty to any man, My loy
alty is to the Government and it' makes no
difference to me who the people have put into
that Government, so long as it has been prop
erly and constitutionally done. So- long as
they hold their seats and hold their power ..11
am a traitor and a false man if I falter In that
support. This is what I. understand to be
loyalty to the Government. And I was sorry
to hear the other day that there was a man
in New York who protested not to knpw the
meaning of the word. t desire to say that
it is the duty of every man' in be loyal to.the
Goveibinent, to • sustain the Government, to
ptirdon its errors:to help rectify its mistakes,
to press it oh to everything that it may do for
the bbantry, and let it carry the country on
in its course bf glory and grandeur on which!
it was placed by our gathers; for let me sa
to you, my friends, you young men, that nu
man yet has ever prospered who °posed his
country iti time of war."
•
The Weather.
GERMANIA, Marell'24°lBE3
I send you an extre.Ct of my observations ;
if you find-a Spare column in your newspaper,
print them. I took the notes from a standard
Thermometer made in Berlin, in Prussia, and
warranted to be cdrrect. From Dec. to" Feb.,
I took the notes at 7 a. m., 12 noon, 5 p. m.
March at 6a. in., 12 noon, . 6 p. m. I have
kept a journal for a couple of years, regularly.
1861 we had X 177° warm fdr Det.thonth,and
—2o7° cold; that rdeaus count
ed for the whole month together, both warm
and cold, is the average per day for Det.lB6l.
r cold Ream eur,or 291° Fahrenheit on average
, Tan.lB62,counted for the Whole month
warm do do . 60°
Is average per day —ll° Rea. _7 l . Fahr.
Tan.lB63,colinted for the whole month —24l°
do warm k 93°
Average per day —5. or 211
Feb. 1862, R hole amount cold —3Bl°
do do warm k2B°
Average per day -123 , Rea. or 3° Falir.
Feb. 1863, whole amount cold —299°
do - do warm . -62°
Average per day —.By. or 11 Fahr.
Dec. 1852;whole amount cold —254°
do do warm kl22°
Average per day —4: t ° Rea. or 23° Fahr
Dec. 1862, was colder on an average than
Dec. 1861, by 3° Rea.
Jan.lB62,avei.age per day 11 R. or if Far.
Jan. 1863, do do sR.or 20 Fahr.
Feb.lBo2, do do 123 R. or 3 Fahr.
Feb. 1863, dd. do 8 13-28 or 11. t Fah.
December, 1562
The coldest day, Dec. i R or 71°.•Fahr.
Saturday 20, —.l4° R or./ Zero
Sunday 21, —l6 II or 5° below Zero
January. 1863
Thursday
at I a. m.,-14° 11 or 3 Zero
Friday 2, —9° It of 11 Fahr•
Saturday 17, -10° It or 9/ Fahr
iSunday 18, —l6° R or 5 below zero
Monday 19, . —l2° R 0r . 5 Fahr
February, 1863
Tuesday 3,
Wednesday 4,
Saturday 14,
Monday 23;
March, 1863
Wednesday 4, ' —lo° It or 9/ Fahr
Thursday 5, —l9°R or lli below zero
Tuesday 10, —ll°R or 71 Fahr
Thursday 12, --I4° It or it above zero
Friday 13, —lB° Ror below zero
Sunday 15. • —l2°ll or 5 above zero
Tuesday 17, —ll°ll or 71 above zero
Thursday 19, —ll° ft or if above zero.
Marcn, 1863, has been cold and stonily thus
far. March, 1862,. shots only tWo days when
the Thermometer stood at 14° 11, the 19th and
26th ; only once at 9° 11 or lit Fahr; trice
8° R or 14° Fahr.; once 7° R or 16} Fahr.- the
rest are below 7° Reameur,
-15° R or.'? 1. below zero
—l9° R or 11/.below zero
—ls° Ror 2 below zero
—l6° Ror 5 below zero. '
• - Nornmo Losr.--it has been 'demonstrated,
that nothing is wasted in making bread or
biscuits where the Chemical Salerattus is used,
and the directions upon the papers thoroughly
followed, •It is sure to perform all that it is
recommended to do, and is therefore the
cheapest saleratus in the market, as it is con
ceded to be the healthiest and the purest. It
is made, and sold at wholesome by D. B. De-
Land & Co., Fairport, e 3fonroe Co., N. Y., and
by respectable wholesale and retail dealers '
generally. , . .
List of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Coudersport, Pa., April .1, 1893 '
Wm. Chnndley, Mr. H. Cohen, Miss Rosanna
Coonradt, Miss Adelia M. Cooper, Mr. J. Gifu
ford Durbon, P. Gilbert, Abraham Haywood 1-
Samuel Hanlo, Esq., Mrs. Huldah Parks:2, '
Miss Classy Persatl, J. N. Stoddard, Atty.,
William William, Stone cutter.
JOHN / S. MANN, P. M.
Notice.
WHEREAS my wife, Deboiali Almina
Carman, has left my bed and' board
withoitt , just cause or provocation ' l hereby
caution all persons not to trust or harbor her
on my account, m I will pay,no debts of her
contracting.. • NICHOLAS LAINIAN.
-
Wharton Tp., April-7 1863.
To' the School Directors of Potter County:
GernEmEN: = ln pursuance of the 43d sec
tion of the Act df Bth May,. 1854, you are
hereby notified to meet in convention, at the
Court House, in Coudersport, on the first Mon
day in,May, 1863 being the 4th day of the month,
at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, and select, viva
voce, by a majority of the whole number of
Directors present, one person .of literary and
Scientific ooqulremonta, 0,5241 of akill and
oz
perlenee in the arrof teaching, es County Su- i
perintendent, for the three succeeding years ;
determine the amend of compensation for the
same ; and certify the result to the State' , Su- .
perintendent, at Harrisburg, as required by
the 39th and 40th' sections of said act. '
Snuff & Tobacco Manufacturer,
ld and 18 Chatnbers St.,
(Formerly 42 Chatham Street, New Tor(•.)
Would call the attention of Dealers to the
articles of his manufacture, viz.; •
BROWN SNUFF. '
Hacabcij - ,. Dernigros,
'Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee, Nachitoches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
TEL SNUFF. -
Scotcb, Honey Dew SCotch,
High Toast Scotch, Fresh HbneyDew Scotch,
_ .
* *Attention is called to the large reduc•
tion in prices of Fine-Cut Chewing and Smok
ing Tobaccos, which will be found of a Supe
rior Anality.
smoxrso. FINE CUT CHNIVIN'G.
Long, , P.A.L., or plain. S.Jago,
No. I, Cavendish, or. Street, Spanish,
No. 2, Sweet Scented Oronoco, Cann:stir;
Nos. I & 2 mixed, Turkish.
Granulated. Tin Foil Cavendish.
N. B.—A circular of prices will be sent on
application.-=4p Sly
P. A. STEBBINS & CO ,
Have just received a
NEW LOT OF
BRADFORD PLOWS
AND
POINTS,'
AND
.
Sugar4i.ettles.
Which. they are
SELLING -VERY LOW FOR
BEADY PAY:
• MarCh 21, 1863. .
LEE S..
CAA. KREINDEL
UGAII.SIAKERS . and HOUSE , KEEPERS,
10 safe all your Ashes carefully and, free
from dirt as possible. , I will pay 12 to 15 cts.
a bushel for them, delivered . at my Potashery.
Want.them March and April."
LUCIEN Bina.'
.Brooklatd, PcillarcV9, 186.3.
"kip' lieivous Sufferers
F•
BOTH SEXES. A.l.Teriotts Gentlemen O
having beeniestoiid to health! hi a few
days T after undergoffig all the usual .routine
and itiegilittr i eipensiyi nicides of tieatinent,
withrtat success, considers. it his sacred duty
to communicate to his afflicted fellas - creu r
tures the MEANS OF OURZ. Bence, on the re
ceipt of an addressed 'envelope, he Will send
(frec)'a copy of the Prescription' west. Di
rect to•Da- JOHN 3i. DANGALL,
186. Fulton Street, Brooklyn;.N.
NEW : JERSEY LANDS FOR SALE. *1603
Garden or Frail Farms,
Suitable fOr GrapeS, Peaches, Pears Rasp- .
berries, Strawberries, Blackberries, otirrants;
Cc., of 1, 2f,-5,1.0, or 20 actses•Cacb;.at the
following:prices fbr the present; riz: 20' acres
for $2OO, 10 acres for $llO, 5 acres for Sixty
Dollars, 21 acres for FclitY Dollars, I'acre for
Twenty 15cillars. ' Payable by. .one 'dollar -a
Week.
-- . •
Also good Granberry lands, tit' d village lots
in CHF.TWOOD:,29 . b,y 100 feet, at Ten Dollars
each, payable by one dollat a Week. 'The
above land and farina, are situated at Cliet
Wood, Washington Township; Burlington Co.,
New Jersey'. For further inforniatiOn", apply,
With a P. 0. &mail, ioY tt Clrcnlar, to '
B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. 90 Cedar Street, NeW York, N..' Y.
PRICE CURRENT.,
Corrected every Weddesday bY P. A. STEB
. BINS & CO, Retail Dealers in GroCerleli
-.. - and Prbvisibas, • ' •-- • -'• -
.. • opposite D. F. Glassmire's'Efotel,. - -
Coudersport, Pa. ''-'
Apples, green, 79 bush., • $371 to 75-
do.- dried, " - ' ' 100 200
Beans', - le • 1 501 200
Beeswax, 'V lb., 25, 30
Beef, • a ~ -6; 6.
'Berries, dried, V quart ' ! •_. 6_ 12f
I Buckwheat, se bush, ' CO . -. 75
Buckwheat Flour, ' . '2 75 ' 3 00
Butter,'W lb., ' • 20' 22
Cheese, L. : : 10 :• 12
Cloverseed , 700 750
Corn, V bush., 88 1 4 00
Corn Meal, per cwt., . ! 225 ! 2 50'
Eggs, V - doz., . 1 : 12
Flour, extra, • V bbl.;'', Q 8 00 , 9'oo
do superfine a __,- .7 MY 800
H 79 lb., I 9 ' - 11
Hay, 79 ton, ' , ! 12 00 14 00
Honey, per lb., " ! - •10 !, 121
Lard, " 10 . • 121
Maple Sugar, per 1b.,. , . ' 10. 12
Oats, V busli:, :'. • • .. 60 65
Onions, a - 75 . 100
Pork, V bbl., 17 00 18 00
do V -lb., . ' 9 10
do in whole hog, V lb.,
Potatoes, per bush.,
Peaches, dried, 11 lb.,
Poultry, Ti? lb.,
Rye, per bush.,
-Salt, V bbl.,
do V sack,
Timothy Seed ~ •
Trout, per 1 bbl.,
Wbeat, V bush., -
White Fish, 79 1 bb!
S. LEWIS;
County Superintendent of Potter County
Lewisville, April 6th, 1863. - -
ESTABLISIIEb 1760.
PETER LORILLARD,
Irish High toast,
or Lundvfoot.
TOBAdd
PROVISIONSe
COL:VVELL
.
viNG entered into a Co-Partnership are
Nprepared to fuTniah ail - gdods ih their
line at
•
Reasonable Rites 1h
They keep constantly on *dui a large and
well selected assortment df•'
YOUNG. HYSON,
OLD HYSON,
5 6
3771 44
20
5 7
• 88 100
- 3 50
20
250 3 50.
450 500
100 . 125
450 500
SUGARS:
BROWN, LIGHT BRd 137.4 v, AND
COFFEE:
• •
R.10,,JA U.1 4 7.10N, RAT, &c
ALLSPICE;
CRACKERS,.
SHOULDERS,
IRON
Fresh Scotch,
MOLASSES,
_C REESE;
ALL KINDS.
FLOUR, by the; Barrel, Ralf
liuckvirheatlotulty the Sack.
, •
Feed by the Hundred.
•4.: :
In fact, ererythidtr kept 'ln a good , dmcery
Store: •PRODUCE taken in exchange. and
CASH not refosed.' - •
All Goods Delivera tife,Baroies
• eic]
•
M. GI ASSMIPE;
Cotiatisport; April 6, iddi.
YOUNt IZIERIOA MIMI!
OLD, AntElila
=IEI
GROCHRIBS
AND
. ~i
Very Best.
BLACK, AN El
JAPAN TEAS.
WHITE.
PEPPEIti";
anAmoi,
FISH,
PORK,
CLOVER, nsn - I
TIMOTHY SEED
AND
MI
SYRUP,
PICKLESi
~.
~~vni:~;
KEROSENE .
.1
ORANGES,
'
• LEMWTS;
140 AP; •
Barrel, and Sack.
FRFE OF CHARGE.
TG.W CIELI
,
lEEE
- ::IGIM[M,ViNTii".
1111
kfitIMATISM, GOUT, kEuRALdiA,
LUMBAGO, STIFF NECK AND, JOINTS,
SPAIN'S, BRUISES, WOUNDS AND
CUTS, PILES, HEADACHE •
ANDALL RHEUMATIC AND ; •
• NERVOUS DISORDERS.
.
For' ll of,which,lf is. a speedy and certain
remedy, atid never fails. ~ This , Liniment is
prepared .from the., recipe of Dr; StePhen
Sweet; of. Connecticut, the famous bone set
ter, and. has been used in -his practice for
otore , thali twenty Years with :the most atton
ishing success. •..-.....- - - i
•I AS AN ALLEVI ATOR OF :PALN, it ii G-
I
rivaled by any prenaiation before the Public,
off'; which 'the. moat Skeptical, may 'be con
' tinned by a eingle.triaL, ,- .. .2 •
(This Liniment will care raid* :and radi
.cally, Rheumatic .Disordeia of every kind,! and
is ,thousands of cases )i , liertit has been used
it has sever been .knottn to fail. - I,i • •
FOR NEURALGLA, it Wilt afford imniedi
ate relief in.every case, however distressing.
' t t.will relieve the worst cases of, HEAD-
A HE is three minute's and is warranted to
de It: - ' • - ' ' - . -
ITOOTRACRE Akio it-will core instantly.
IFOR,ISERVOU.S DEBILITY' AND GEN.
ERAL LASSITUDE arb3iag from hnprudente
ori excess, this Liniment is a most happy and
unfailing remedy. Aetiag . directly upon: the
nsirvousitiiiiies, it L . teedltheitis and revivifies
th' system, and restores it to elasticity and
. . -
vi i
or. 1 . . •
..OR PILES .- As an external remedy; we
cleutt.that it is the but known, and we chal
lenge the world to produce an equal. Eery,
victim •tif this distressing complaint should 1
giVe it a trial, for it will riot fail to afford
immediate relief, and in a majority of cases
tillt - iffect a radical cure,. . , ; •
i4UINSY AND SORE THROAT are Seine
titileir. extremely malignant add dangeriitis,
buts timely application of this Linirhetit will
never fail to Care. -. .
SPRAINS are sometidies . , very obstinate,
and 'enlargement of the joints is liable to
occur if neglected.. Tlie iverst cases May be
conquerad h a y this Liniment in two or three
ifayt.
• • 10
, BRUISES, CUTS, . WOUNDS, ' SORES,
ULCERS, BURNS AND SCALDS; yfeld read,-
ily,jto the wonderful healing properties of DR.
SWEET'S INFALLIBLE. LINI.IItNT,-.When
used according.,to directions. Also, 'cam-
BLAINS„ FROSTED . FEET, AND YSECT
BITES ANT; "STtitlS.'
' ,
1 And of the
_ .
Dr: Stephen-Sweet, Of Cotinecticut, the Great
Natural Bone Setter. .. -, , :,
Dr.„ Stephen Street, of Conneitima, is known
alI over the United Statei.
~
Dr.' Stephen Sweet, - of Connecticut; Is the au
thor of "Dr. Sweet's Infallible LiiiimenW'
.Dr. Savage*, bifailibieLiniment Cures Rheti:
matisni and never fails. ,
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Linimait Is a certain"
retn4ly for Neuralgia. • .
Pr. ..ii i iiit:i . ./Vailible Liniment Cnresieurns
and Scalds liiimedlately., -.- '
• Dr. Sweet's Infallible Ludineni IS the beit
knosin remedy - for Spraini hid Ilr l il f s i ' I : i
. ..mor. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Cured Hedd
ache immediately and was never knisw,n ttlf4ll '
Dr. ..Y tieet'a Infallible Liniment Affords inne
dike- relief for Piles, andseldom fails to cure.
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment-Cures Tooth
ache in one iiiblite. . • . ' • '
Dlr. Swede Infallible Liniment. Cures Cuts
and rirounds imuiediately. and leave.stito scar,
D . . Sweet's-Infallible Liniment
_• Is the beat
reinedyifor Sores in the knoiin viitid.
' Di.. Supeit's Infallible Liniment Has been used
by..inore than a million people,' and 'all
praise it. .
.
D. Sweet's Infallible Liniment - Taken inter-'
nally l cutesPilic,Cholera"Morbus and Cholera.
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Is truly a
"frie d inl need,"
,and evert family should
have Rat hand.
D .. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Is for sale by
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all Druggists. Price 25 and 50 cents.
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Friend in Need, '
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SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT,
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as an external remedy, ieWithotit a rival, and
will alleviate pain more speedily thee any'
other) preparation. •For all-Rheumatic and
Nervous- Disorders it Is
. truly infallible, and
i as a curative L for Sores, Wetlds, Sprains
Bruin si &C I, its soothing, betilihg and pow-
I crful istrengthning properties , ' excite the just
*MI I r and astonishmerit Of 'all.whe - have
ate.l"givettrit; d trial. Over one du:it/sib:id
cent sates of remarkable cures perforthed by
it within the last-two years, attest the fact. '
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DR,. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE. LLNIMENTI
FOR' 'HORSES is inrivalled .by" aiy, .and in
ha caSes ofl Larneneei arising. ftoat Sprains;
, Brniie.s or Wrenching, its effect. is 'magical
and pertain. Harness or Saddle Galls;
Scratehesi Madge, &c:, it will - alio* cure.
speedily.. Spavin and Ringboisii may be
I easily prevented and cured in their intipient
stages, but confirmed cases are heytitid ibis!
possibility Sf a IiADLOAL curd:— No case of thi,
kind; liCitVerer,, is so desperate or hopelesT
but it may be alleviated by this Liniment,
and its faithful application will always re
trove the Lameness, and enable-the horses to:
travel !with comparative ease..
• - .I.Every Heise - Owner.
should' haver this remedy •
„at hand, for its
timely use at the first appearance of Lame
ness w II effectually prevent those formidable
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diseases, to which all horses are liable and
which )'render so many otherwise valuable
horses nearly. worthless. • •
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Dr. SWEET'S • . .
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
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OLDTER'S PRIENTD,
And tb usands have found it truly ,, : •, i
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A Friend IQ Need I ; --I
.CA . ON--To I aveid imposition, obisetvve I
aSi atnr and Likeness of ; Dr. Stephen'
set a every label, & also iiStiplreaSWeet!tifi
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alibi, Liniment". blown 6 the eats - of !
h bottle, Without WhiCh ioriesiregeniiitie2'
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TOE THE TIMEB ifIICTI LOWEA
n A:MG liirmeo a connection• with some
1j of the best jobbing houses' in New York
we shalLbereafterieep a ftill stock of Goode
and shall always . I INDEESELL ykkE MARKET
wiU ftand moat Goode iave yen' ti y per et.;
. 5 ,a on niatiy, much ttiote: .
10 ;bales Sheetings and Shirting». from 18 to
22 cts., worth 30 to 40 -
3 . 000 yds Sheeting foi Cheese thigh fkir,l2i
Cm; Worth ••:-
300 pieces best Madder print,!Wiiiiakte4.leit
colors, 16 to s lii,iiorth 25.t0 30
100 pieces Elamiltoo,..Pacific:jind other good.
aelaines for 16 25 :Worth 25 t0 k 35.„
New styles . of double . width Alpcker*-Prisi
Coodi roi 31 cts. yd, old price 50 cents
I . worth n0w.6330 •
Douhle width Saiony - MerinO, half ii;ool; sr
. 4 cts..worth 7,5 • •
All wool Merino, 63 cts, worth $1,25 •
A large stock -of wide Scotch GringhamkOnly
3 cts., yd , advance Mint old prices , r,
Good Tweeds and Dettlite for 25 eta. wertii.
3.5 to 46
Goisa Sattinets,Cassirneces Anil all other goOdl
egnalli as low
In the •line of Silks.we base sq. shall -Iteeo
large assortment, good Colored sgkg..,
- ford:l cents`: ' ;
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BlaCk Silk from 88 CO. to $1;50, new wortl;
50 per ei. more eve; in New York • ,
BOQTS I
If OBS3 . .fitia
oCit 0 TI'LTG:
In this Brie of our trade we can save you 4
large tier ct. . 1• j
GOod Suits Black-, Grey ana others i Coat;.
Ves4Paats;Hat, Pocket liandkerchief,Crarat;
and Shirt for $lO to $l2 worth $24..
. Good Calf Boots for $2,50.
Good Wontrp's ShOeiffor
,GOod Gait for 63 ets
And all other kinds of fine
as low. •
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Gi-ocertes4
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t'ait also sell yod Grineries itt a sa• - rlng of
at, least 25 ; t4-50 per- Ct.t Good tea•Of an ex •
tra,4nality for, .sil Worth sl;so.'Other good I.
Teas ftont 50to - 7:1 ets: • . .
Good cbewinvobacco front 35 ;
;In ibe litie ; Of Yankeel4ptfaiii - ire,cati ia:re
you handsonio
HAitnwAitu; CAOCitERY,
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FL R, frAmt; SHOULDERS .b±. tbl•
; ton or load at Wellsville prices:l
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niw, to same answering the many.iimo!r:, , .e
as - to' whd furnishus goods in Is'ek
ablhig us to sell et these *ices,
fer you td • , • •
Mr.- Jastrti Bookover; 'conneeted ti?e
firm' of Messrs. Clafilti; Mellon 4 c.a .
The la,rgest house in tho world Tar brydc;)ds'.
Also,,Messrs. Howland
,& Lind.31eY,.80.4 62
Cbatab i ers st., el - ex so Ttiinoits=for
and eying theiffriends gootLbaroaius.l
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And the reason for, ur selling you Clot -1N te
so low', we ttre
.impplied from the
establishment of Messrs. Longstreet, fin -
& C 0.048 Broadway, and from the .new tin:a
of Messrs. Baldwin, Starr & Co,yoyirtirrnd
two'ofAtte best clothing hotiies;.New
• . Yankee licitions anti- Fancy Ift;nt'is frOtu
Ilenty;Smith Payne & Co.; 34 . potirtianil
litho are noted for, gieing flier friends ''gotke
bargains. . • - -
Hardware from Morionselipaash 1. Cu,
20Courtiand St. . . - , -
CrOckery from. 'air:Cheeßnarr . ,
Duane street. • .
And the reason 7ehy tre earl alvazji sell yuu,. :
Groceries 30 Aii.siad
,pay you tl i e highest
price for Butter; Cheese, Ace. is frost? ourcOn-., ,
nection :with Ahrensl tahnlien.Gro.:
cers and Coniieasion Mereharkt r 4.7ol7.lsl, - :
ingtOO St.. :ti.(;.s ail you, that.balte botpir ,
send to Herr York, or any otherprmiltree'-e.a.`4 % .
my adripe and send to theru
alWitY3 ra...seive the highest prico.: l I: • .
DO'ruk. be led array • by 84. lithe reiiem
from jealous neighbors. All are askiA f.; cOn;(-:,
'sad mqiiiitine far yoar ,self and , Atii--I•Lit • be,'
satieflidthat what rie 54 - 3 TO perez.+ar. -1- •
Yours:Respectful:l'7; - •
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