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TEE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL.
,tinuanspart, Wednesday Valling, Apt. 22, 2863,
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LooAland General.
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The Meide Suiar season has anis "far
been very nnfavontble= - • -
:;rigt.There has been a new bank:granted at
Scranton under the Free Banking Law,.
ski`Remember the Loyal League meeting
to-morrow evening.
AeirThe bill legalizing .the ShinPiasters'
issued dining the past winter has bedome a
Law.
ta.Our Representative, A.G.Olmstaii,Esq.,
is at home. The Legislature .adjour4ed ou
-the 15th inst.
Miss Virginia D. Smith has beeniselect
ed as teacher for the village schopt during the
'coming season
= leirThe - snow has almost disappeared from
':' . lhe hills and the grass is beginning tp look
grassy
16,,H0n. John P. ?Any, of Allegheny,has
been elected Speaker of the Senate for the
Interval between now and the ri r bkt session,
. .
:and in case of the death or resignation cif Gov
'Curtin, kleconies Governor..
Ile„That sterling loyal paper, thellekhrille
',"-Uoion,:says :
,nhe man who asserts that this .
is an 'Abolition war,' would gladly s4e the
abolition of the Federal 1.7
, 13i0U, jie is a
sneakingapoiogist for the Southern rebellion."
l.The n'ext. Congress now it:lnds tlnis
istration,Bs ; Opposition, 73 or.poSsibly
y—
i4 ; to be elected, 10; viz., 3 in Vermont, 3 in
Wesl :Virginia, 3 in' California, and-1 in Ills
.
18. Prof. Coburn of Bradford county, has
Been appointed by the Governor,and conHrm
`ed by the Senate, as State Superintendfnt of
Common Schools. The appointment, gives
general satisfsction. i •
. BErThe women of Philadelphia have With
, 'in a few days past organized a - numb'er of
-Union Leagues, to enconrag,e the loy
alty to the Government and assist. theJgood
work of aiding the United States Sariitary'
f ,
- j 'Mgr:Lieut. A. B. Mann eras . at'll'omq Hils
,:week, on a ten days furlough. He is well
And, as usual, in'a very good liumor. lle re
ports the army in an excellent condition,ianx
roasto be doing something, and very limed
of their commander, General Hooker.
Marlt is estimated that Gerrit Smith has
contributed more than $lOO,OOO toward the
war in the shape of bounties to rolunteeis,aid
to their families, k.e. He has just offered
$3,500 towar6 raising - colored regimenta,
Now name us the Republican or.DemOcrat
who has done as much.
• larThe Government:has not yet decided
what course to pursue cinder the law author
izing the President to grant letters of marque
and reprisal. The question has been discuss
ed in more than one Cabinet meeting,in'con
riection with the qUestion as to the proper
peons to adopt. to prevent the construction
and sailing of rebel vessels from foreign pOrts.
air Lieut. R. Z. Roberts has been ordered
to join his regiment. While be was stationed
id this village as Recruiting officer and for the
purpose of arresting deserters he has 'been
earnest and indefatigable in his labors' He
has reciuited more men than all the other
officers of his regiment combined. We,wish
him success on his returin to the brave and
gallant Fifty-Third. / -
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: l er The Spring Examinationi of Teachers
will be held by the County Superintendent at
the following times .and places, commencing
At 10 A. M. Writing materials will be - needed.
Maj. J. M. Kilbourne's " 24
Sunderlinville " 25
• Andrews Settlement " 27
• -Genesee Forks ." 28
Bingham Center • y' 29
Harrison Valley " 30 .
Lewisville - - May 1
la.,We are in receipt of a copy of the
:Democratic Leader under a new administration.
It is in a terrible fret over_ the arrest of the
four KUights of the Golden. Cirele,last week,
whom even J. Glancy Jones feared to . defend.
The Government should send these treason
scribblers to Fort McHenry and perhaps they
would follow in the footsteps of Mr. Boilesiu
and become converted to loyalty.
Iter.A soldier, lately from the army, and
who has been through the hardest fought bat
tles of the 'eninsula,' says, the soldiers 'were
enthnsia;ii& for McClellan up to the time Of
his associating with the copperheads of Nev
Jersey and New - York, but when they : saw hien
)n daily and hourly intercourse with Open and
notorious traitors they thought there:must be
"something rotten in Denmark," and that no*
they deiaounce him m the roost unnteasured
terms. A - man who will receive i.lie . t.YinpathY
and adulationpof traitors should not complain
if doubts as to his loyalty'arise in the mind's
of the people.
fa.% his farewell message to the f;cgisla
p:lre, ink Week ; Gov. Curtin antioaneeS that
the President has offered him a high * position
under the GoVernment—snpposed, to be the
Mission to Spain—and that he will retire from
the service of the State at the close of his
present term of office. This will, be source
of ,egret to thousands of his frietils who hoped
to,show their confidence in his adnainitratioti
and testify their (high appreciation i of his
many good qualities, by again electing him
to the office of Governor. Wberever ho may
go the prayers of a grateful people will follow
him. iVe will publish bis message next week.
ZarbThe: bill for the .:payment-Of a half
month's wages to th e militiawho rallied against
the-rebels in September - Mit; passed. ;It
was originally designed, to - pay a month's
ertge.%hnt LambertOn,(copperhead)ot Clarion,
raised such abkowl'abont the dreadful expense
of the "half month they were not in service,"
that the majorityyielded, and left it in that
shape—Paying men who lost nearly a month,
wearing . .clothei; ,akd furnishing themselves
provisions and, some accoutrements-Lpaying
for all this, and loss of time, less than a Leg
islator's pay'for one day 1, •
The Democratic Leafier calls the Ad
ministration "an imbecile and infamous Gov'
ernmeni.": What should be done with meri
who - will write in this style.? Hang them Iwe
say. BuCconservatives'(?) call this adminis
tration a. Bourbon tyranny, even in the face of
the fact that such men as these writers are at
liberty - . If they are not aiding and abetting
treason, what can this be called? Surely, not
loyalty; and if not loyalty, what is it? JOur
nalists in the South think that this means
something—and it -undoubtedly does. No
paper could live for-a day in any of the.
called Confederate States that would assert
that Jeff., Davis' government was "infamous
and imbecile. Is it any wonder that the Union
men of the North deemed it necessary to or
ganize Loyal Leagues. Anarchy and a bloody
civil war may be thrust upon us, at the north
if we are not careful of our liberties noW, if
the law is not enforced to the very letter.' Let
the people beware how they give aid and com
furt to these "instruments of the devil" treason
lltS..Below. is a copy of an act releasing the
County of Potter from the payment of a cer
tain judgement in favor of the Commonwealth.
It was incurred in the contested election case
of 1836, Beck vs. McGee. 'The thanks of the
people are due to Representative Olmsted
and Senator Wilson for the efficient ser
vice rendered, in thus releasing the , county
from a heavy and unjust tax. The amount is
something 0ve02,300 :
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and
Mouse' of Representative's of the C'ominon
wealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly
met and it is hereby enacted by the authority
or the same, That the County of Potter is here
by discharged and released from the payment
of a certain judgment in favor of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania against the said noun
, ty of Potter, said judgment being number one
hundred and thirty-five, June Term, Anno
Domino' ne thousand eight hundred and fifty
six, in the Common Pleas of said county and
said county of Potter is hereby released and
discbarged froth the payment of judgnient
number seventy; September term, one thou
sand eight hundred rand
.sixty-two, said last
mentioned judgment being entered upon a
a scire facias to revive the judgment last be
fore mentioned. •
Union League,
The Loyal men of Conderspoft and vicinity
are
r inrited to , mleel,..in Kpuncil. ak the Court
• dime, on Thursday Evening, April 16th, at 8
o'clock for the p rpose of pledging ',tilted and
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organized suppo t to the National and State
Governments, for the suppression of rebellion
and maintaining the -Nation in its integrity
over all the territory ever covered by its flag.
Purstiant to the above calla number of the
loyal people of Coudersport met, bat owing to
the stormy nature of the weather no perma
nent organization was affected.
The meeting was - 'called to order by •norni
nating D. C. LARRA.BEE;: Otiairroan, and -M
W. McALAaNEY, Secretary. •
On motion, a committee of three—Jim. M.
Tfainilton,•.L. - B. Smith and 17: J. Olmsted
was appoviiteci to report a plan of organization,
at the next meeting. ,
On motion, A. o.olrnsted,Esq., was invited
to address the next meeting, and the Secre
tary requested to notify the gentleman of the
wishes of his fell6w-citizens. : [lt is expected
that. Mr. Olmsted Will be present.] •
On motion,lthe l imeeting was adjourned to
meet again THURSDAY EVENING, April 23,
at B,o'cicick. . • ' , '
Let the loyal people turn out! Let the
Government feel that thetpetiple are enthusi
tic iii its support; that suffering and trial
I serve only to endear:the old Union to its sup
' porters. . Let the people come forth in their
might that coppe headism atid:Criesice-men"
may feel the pow rof their strong arm. 'Let
the friends of such men as Butler, Bradyyan
Buren, Dickinson, Brewster, Dix, Johnson,.
Wright, and the leading Jacksonian Demo
cracy unite in this good cause. Let every
loyal man join they Union League!
D. C. LARRADEE, Pres.
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M. W. 11c4AnNvs, Sec'y.
IME, Lithe, for sale at,
Rif ---- GLASS:IIIHE & COLWELL'S.
Special_ Notice.
On and after ...1114Y Ist,' 1814: the privilege
, •
of converting the :present , issue of LEGAL
TENDER NOTES INTO-TDE NATIONAL. SIX .
PER CENT LOAN! rconamonly, called. "Five
Twenties") will cease.', - . . • ,
, All who wjsli to'invest id the Five-Twenty
Loan must, therefore, apply before' the ISt'of
JULY next. • • • JAY COOKE,
. ' SIIESCIIIPTION AGENT,
-NO- 114 South Third St , Philadelphini
VOSTAWS VERMIN EXTERMINATOR, at
U• • STEBBINS'
To Nervous .Suilferers
ChF BOTH SEXES: ?A. - Nervous Get - Ilion - en
NJ having been re:slot...o to health in a few
days, after undergoing all the usual routine
and irregular expensire modes of treatment,
without success, considers it his sacred 'duty
'to communicate to_ his afflicted fellow crea
tures the MEANS oF CETHE. Hence, on the re
ceipt of an addressed envelope, he will send
(free) a copy of the sprescription used. . Di
rect to Da. JOHN AL DANOALL,
186 Fulton ::treet, Brooklyn, N. -
i . SOAP Question Settled ! Inquire nt
111- STEBBINS' .
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B •• .
LANK,S FOR SCE 00LDIRECTCRS ! It
is required by the School Law that an
annual statement of, the school funds he made
out, and ten written or printed hand-bills of
this.statetnent be.posted up in the district .
* * *Wb linve:lefely printed' a lot of blank;
suitable for-this. purpose. Call and get
a stuck. -
PRICE - cunaEriir:
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Corrected every Wednesday 'b P.' A. STEB
BLNS & CO., Retail Dealers in Groceries
--: and Provisions - 1 '
- ,oppOsiteD. F. Glaistnire's Hotel, l l
•.. , Coudersport, Pa.. '
Apples, green, V latish., $37.1 to 75
do , dried, - ". • . ,•, 1 6 - 0.12 00'
Beans. ~• " - . •. 150 .12 00
Beeswax, 1:11 lb.; . • • t 5, 30
IBeef, !- -, " • - I •5! ' 6
Berries; dried, ? quart 6 ! 121
Buckwheat, `f bush., "60 I ' 75
Buckwheat Flour, 2 75 !3 00
Butter, , V lb., 20 ,22
Cheese, " 10 I 12
Cloverseed 700 ;7 50 '
6orn, 70 bash. 88 400
0,.. ' 2 25 ' '2 50
Meal, per cwt.,
, 1 . 12
Eggs, 11 doz ,
Flour,•extra , `ll bbl., , 800 Is 00
do superfine ' " 70018 00
Hams, - il 1b.,• . . 9 ' n
Hay, `i'l ton, 12 00 14,00
Honey, per b., • ,10 I 121
Lard, " - lO 121
Maple Sugar, per lb., 10 12
Oats, 11 bush., 60 65
Onions, " - • 75 ;100
Pork, "t 4 bbl.,
do irl lb-,
. . do in-whole hog. tel lb.,
Potatoes, per bush.,
Peaches, dried, lb.,
Poultry, 11 lb.,
Rye, per bush.,
Salt, bbl.,
do 111 sack, •
Timothy Seed
.Trogt, per ?e bbl.,
Wheat. Te. bush.,
White Fish, `tl
For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Red Bugs, Moths
in Pu - s, Woolens, Am Insects onrlants, Fowls,
Animals, &c. , I
Put up in 25c. 50c. and $l.OO Boxes, Bottles,
and Flatiks, $3 and $5 sizes for Hotels, Public
institutions, t..c. . 1
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"Only infallible remedies known.". I
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"Free from Poisons."
. "Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Hats come out of their holes to dic."
**SUM Wholesale in all,large cities. •
***Sold by all Druggists and,Retailers erery
where.- -
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*** ! Hewers!!! of all worthless im itations
* * *See that "Cosm's"-name is on each Box,
B'ttle and Flask, before you buy.
- :' , ,*Address Henry R. Costar,
* * *Pencipal Depot 482 Broadway, N. Y.!
* * *Sold by
P. A. STEBBINS, & Co.,
Wholesale & Retail Agents, Coudersport,' Pa
aprlspd6m
UNT'S BLOOM OF ROSES,—for the{La
dies,—at • STEBBINS'
NEW JERSEY LANDS FOR - . SALE, Also,
Garden or Fruit Farms,
Suitable %or Grapes, Peaches, Pears, Rasp
berries, Strawberries, Blackberries, Currants,
.tc., of 1, 21, 5, 10, or 20 acres each, at the
fo.lowing prices for the present, viz : 20 acres
for $200; 10 acres for SLIO, 5 acres for Sixty
Dollars, .21r acres for Forty Dollars, 1 acre;for
Twenty Dollars. Payable by on dollar a
week.
Also, good Cranberry lands, and'viliage lots
in CHET WOOD, 25 by IN feet, at Ten Dollars
each, payable by one dollar a week. The
above land and farms, are situated at Chet
wood, Washington. Township, Burlington Co.,
New Jersey.. For further information. apply,
with aP. 0. Stamp; for a Circular, to = I
B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
• No. 90 Cedar Street, New York, N. Y.
yiIINT'S BLOOM . OF ROSES.-for the La
I dies,--at STEBBINS'
To ,the Sehoo4Dtrectors of Potter County:
gENTLEMEN :—ln pnrsuance of the 43d sec
tiou of the Act of ~ B th ;May, 1454, 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 dap of the month,
at lo'clock in the afternoon, and select; vcva
coce, by a majority of the whole number of
Directors present, one person of literary and
scientific acquirements, find of skill and ex
perience in the art of teaching, as County Su, ,
perintendent, for the three succeeding
determine the amount of compensation feir the '
same; ,and certify the result to the State Su
perintendent. at Harrisburg, as required by
the 39th,and 40th sections of said act.
- S. LEWIS, ;
County Superintendent of Potter County
Lewisville, April 6th, 1863. -
yi UN T'S BLOOM OF ROSES,—for the La
a dies,--at • • STEBBIXS!
ESTAI3,La SH ED 17601
PETEii ILQIRELLATID,
Snuff &I Tobacco Milanufacturex,
16 and 18 Chambers St.,.
(Farmeri:y 42 Chatham Street, Drew York.)
Would call the attention of Dealers to the
articles of his manufacture, viz.;
1
BROWN SNUFF. -- • 1!
51acaboy, Demigros,
One Rappee, .• Pure Virginia,
Coarse
,Rappee, , Nachitoches, ~
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
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Scatch, . Honey 'Jew Scotch,
f High Toast Scotch, Fresh lloneyDew SCotA,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch,
or Lundyfoot. .
* * *Attention is called to'the large rednc•
Lion in. prices of Fine-Out Chewing and Saint
ing Tobaccos, which will be found of a Supe
rior quality.
TOBACCO
SSIONING. FINE lIIIT cusWim ' stintrtvn.
Long, P.A.L., or plain. S,Jago,
No. 1, Cavendish, or Sweet,- Spanish,
No. 2. Sweet Scented Oronuco, Canaster,
Nos. 1& 2 'nixed. , . Turkish .
Granulated. Tin Foil Cavendish.
• N• B.—A circular of prices will be sent on
appiicittion.HAp Sly
QAPQNIFIERI The-Big Thine•on
A.J for sale atT• • S
'Notice.
Vi rn .-. CEatnS w le i f f t e, m) r) . t.. l3 ti ed r n li n rn o , t i n rd a
without just cause or provocation, I heretic
Caution all persons not to trust Or harbor hr
On ni account, as Fain pay no debts of her
cootractitip,:• - • NICHOLAS LA.11. - 31.AN.
' Wharton Tp., Apr.l 7, 1837.
YOUNG AMINItiOA AHEAD!!
OLD
.MIMOA
GROGERV
AND
PROVISIONS.
17 00 18 00
9 10
6
37 1; 44'
88 100
, r 3 50
20
GLASSMIRE &. CO WELL
254 350
450 500
100 25
450.500
PAVING entered into a Co-Partnership are
prepared to furnish: all goods In their
line at . .
Reasonable Rates
They keep constantly on hand a large and
well selected 'assortment of
YOUNG HYSON,
OLD HYSON,
e
SUGARS:
•
BROWN, LIGHT i3ROW . IV; AArD'
COFFEE:
RIO, JAVA, UNION, RYE, &c
ALLSPICE, -
PEPPER,
=I
CRACKERS,
MSC
SHOULDERS,
CLOVERS, AND
IRON
MOLASSES,
SYRUP,
CHEESE,,
ORANGES, AND
ALL KINDS.
FLOUR, by the; Barrel, Half
Barrel. and Sack.
Buckwheat Flour by the• Sack.
Feed by the Hundred.
Tn fact, everything kept in a . good Grocery
Str.re PRODUCT taken in exchange and
CASH not refused.
IGepds Delivered within the Borough
;FREE OP OFlAllak
3i. GLASSMIkE;
Cuutlersport, April S, 1863
11l
And of the
Very Beat Qt!ality.
BLACK, AND
JAPAN TEAS
WHITE.
,
I
CINNAMON;
`'RAISINS;
PORK,
HAMS,
Imam
TIMOTHY SEED
AND
NAILS
PICKLES,
- CANDLES
,KEROSENE,
AN
LE M ONS,,
SOAP,
FRUIT of
G. W. COLWELL
DR. SWEET'S
Infallible
INIMENT
GREAT REDIEDY
'ItEUMATISM, GOUT, NEURALGIA,
BAG°. STIFF NECK AND JOINTS,
'AINS, BRUISES, WOUNDS AND
CUTS, PILES, ELEADACHE,
AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS. - •
FOR
LU
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For 1311 of which it is a speedy and certain
Atemedy, and never fails. nil Liniment is
prepared from the recipe of -Dr: Stephen
Sweet,lof Connecticut, the .fampus bone Eir
r, and has been used in his 'practice
more,than twenty years with the most asto -
iehitsg uccess. .- . .. --. . • A
' I AS AN ALLEVIATOR OF, PAIN, it is un
rivaled] by any preparation•before the public,
Of whi
-a h the most . skeptical may-be coa-
eineed by single trial.
Thisi .
Liniment will - cure n rapidly and,radi
' tally,R heumatic Disorders of every, kind, and
l in thouisands of cases where it has been used,
it leistever been known to fail.
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford latelmmedi
reli f in beery case, however distressing.:
It lei!l relieve the worst cases of HEAD
ACHE.
in three minutes and is warranted to
dp it- I '''•
TOOTHACHE also it will cure instantly. •
FOB I NERVOUS DEBILITY AND
rLo GEN
LASSITITOE arising from imprudence
excess, this Liniment is a most happy and
unfailing remedy. Acting directly upon the
nervous tissifes, it strengthens and revivifies
tlie system, and restores it to elasticity and
*g J
v r-
F o OR fPILES.---As . an external remedy,we
c aim that it is the'best knoll n, and we chal
. age the world to produce an equal. Every
r c ii m 4 this distressing complaint should
"ve it a trial, for it will not fail to afford
i . mediate relief, and in a majority of cases
vigor..
will effdet a radical cure:
IQUINSY AND SORE THROAT are some
times extremely malignant and dangerous,
bit a titeely application of this Liniment will
never full to-cure.
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate,
and enlargement of the joints is liable to
occur ifeieglected. The worst . , cases may be
conquered by this Liniment in two or three
daJes.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES,
ULCERS, BURNS AND SCALDS, yield read
ily to the wonderful healing propertiep of DR.
SWEETjS INFALLIBLE LINDIRNT,'.,vvhen
used according to directions. Also, CHIL
BLAINS FROSTED. FEET, AND INSECT
,
BITES AND STINGS.
. .
.Dr. So I
phen Sweet, of Connecticut, the Great
Natural Bone Setter. .
Dr. Stephen Sweet, of . Connecticut," is *nown
- alllover the United States.
Dr. &Theo Sweet, of Connecticut, Is the an
their of "Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment."
Dr. SWeet's Infallible-Liniment Cures Rhere
maiism and never fails.
Dr. Siviet's Infallible Liniment Is a certain
retied.). fofteurulgia. .
Dr. Sweet's.lnfollible Liniment Cures Burns'
and Scalds initaediately.
, - -, - - -44k-See,'s Infallible Liniment Is the best
Itientiti'remedy for.Spreins and,Brnises,
'Dr. SWeet's,lnfallible Liniment Cures Head- i
acke immediately and was never known to fail'-
; Dr. Su4et's Infallible Liniment Affordsimme
diets relief for Piles, and seldom fails to cure.
Dr. Seceet's InfallibleLfniment Cures Tooth
, ache in one minnte. ter . ' 1
1 Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Cures Mils
and Wounds immediately and leaves no scar.
Dr. Szteet'epiffillible LinimMt Is the be - g
remedy fdr Sofeeifi' the knon world. - '
,-.Pr. Sicet's Infallible Liniment Has been used
by pore Ithan a million . people, and . all
praise it.. • . -. . .
- .Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Taken inter
nit4cures Colic,Cholera 3lorbui and Cholera.
Dr. Suek , Infallible' Liniment Is truly a
"friend in need," and everysfamily should
have it at (hand. . ' •
1. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Is for sale by
till regests. Price 25 and 50_ceiit.' -
A Piielid in Need. 'Try, it. .
,
DR. SWEEPS INFALLIBLE LLNIMENT,
as an. external remedy, is without a rival, and
will ]alleviate pain more .speedily thin any
other Preparation. For all Rheumatic and
Nereous Disorders it is truly infallible,.and
as al eerative for Sores, Wounds, Sprains
Bro Les, ac., its soothing, healing arid pow
arfal strengthning properties excite the just
wonder, and astonishment Of all who have
eveqgivefi it a trial. ' , Over one thousand
cerii cater of remarkable cures performed by
it within the last ttvoyears, attest'the fact.
. . .
•
Tp Horse .Owners
D . SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
FOR HORSES is nnrivalled by any, and in
ail c. sea of 'Lameness arising from Spfains;
Rrniges or IWrenching, its effect is magical
and .i certain. " Harness or 'Saddle .Galls,
§crithes, &e., ;it will also cnre
'.sPee I Spavin and Ringbone may be
easiiy prereuted and cured in their incipient.
s t tages, butl . eonfirmel cases. are beyond the
possibility ofd RADICAL CURE. No case of the
kind,,i however, is so desperate or hopeless
tint id he .alleviated by this Linineent,
and its fiinful application will always re
movelthe Liitneness, and enable the hohes to
travel with comparative ease.
Evpry Horse Owner
should . havie this remedy at hand, for; its
time) 3i use it the first appearancA of Lame
nesswill effectually prevent those formidable
diseasbs, to 'which all horses are liable, and
which render so many otherwiSe valuable
horse- rearlY worthless. .
I ' D r . SIWEETN
t
IN FA LIBL E LINIMENT
IS TUE 4-•
I soupraws FRIEND
I I
have
And,tltousauds frund it truly, f
A Friend in Need!
CAUTION—To avoid imposition, obseive
the Siinature and Likeness of Pr. Sirpheo
Street nn every label, & also "Stephen Sweetrs
I4fallible Libitnent", blown in the glass of
F Lo
each h tile, Withoot- whiab,none are genuine.
RICHARDSON 4 . ,C0.,. - 1 ; -
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Ct..-'
MO GAN ALLEN,' General Agents,
- - - • 1 .46- Cliff Street, New York.;''
i'''.4*
~Id by al; dealers exerywherei - alt;
.
TILE
10 bales Sheetings and "Shirtinga frolti 10 ok
22 cts., worth 30 to 40
3000 yds Sheeting fot Cheese Cloth tior 12/ .
. cts. worth 18 •
300 pieces best Madder Pritita warialiieti. fikli
colors, 16 to 18 worth 25 to 30
100 pieces gamiltim, Pacific and other gooii
Delaiaes for 46 to 25 worth 25 to 35
New styles of double -ividat Dress
• Goods Air 31 cts. yd, old prios4so cents
worth now 63 to 75 •
Double width , Saxony Merino, half wool; 31 •
cts. worth 75 •
All wool Merino. 63 cts. worth $1.25
A large stock of wide Scotch Ginghatas ;butt
-3 eta. pi advance frotn-old prices
Good Tweeds and "Denims for -25 eta. worth
- 35 to 40 - •
GoodSatti...u•creilatmeretraairattt otxter - gtoda --
equally as low .- - • p
In the of Silks we' have,-andiball peep=s
large assortment, good Colored
j for 63 ceitts
Black Silk from 88 cts. to $1;55, now Worth
50. per ct. more even in New York -
•
noors,'
sHaEs, and
CL 0 TRIAVi
In this line of our trade we calk Bare you I
large p_er
Good, Suits Black, Grey and others : Coat,
Vest,Pants; Hat, Pocket Han d kerch ief,Craval,
and Sitirt for SlO to $l2 worth $2O.
Good Calf Bootsidr $2,50
Good Women's Shoes for 75 ets
Gond Gaiters for 63 eta • -
And all other kindd -Sue shoes equally
as lo*. ,
Grocerzeg•
We can;also sell you Groceries at - hint.
at least 25 to 50 per et. Good Tea of an ea;
tilt quality for $1 worlb, $1,50. - bola tood.
Teas from 50 to. 75 cts.
Good chewing tobacco from 3510 56 CU
In tlte line oiYankee Notions ire tan "Milli
you a handsome profit.
FLOUR, PORK,: HAMS, SHOULDERS b "661
too or load at WeDavi& rites: -
Now to save answering them/thy intintriWir
as to w ho furnish us goods in New York. e3=
abling us to sell at these prides, *6 trould tta
fer you to .
Mr. Jaion H. Bookove., connected *III tlitt
firm of Messrs. Mullin, Melloh k CB. , thlt. etr
Tbe.largest house in the bond for Drydocider •
A Ise; Messrs. Howlandletiltdsleh
Chambers st:. ever so rattans for selling cheap
and giving their friends good.httrguitat.
And the rea,SOit onrselting foci clothin'
so, low, we are, supplied froth the plensit
establishment of Meisrs.'Longstreet, Bracibtßi
& Co., 348 Broadway, and freiii the se4r dill}
of Messrs. Baldwin, 3titl4 &
two of the best clothing houses in New iritft
Yankee Notions and Policy Goods
Henry Smith Payne lc Co., 34 Conk!anti fN
who are noted for giving their friendS gBBtl
bargains.
Efardivate iiorkitorgon,Quacieninsii ?od i
20 ,Corirtlaiiii Si'
CrOCkery' from M. Oscar Chemmai; 349
Dan tie street. ••
And the tenson why ire can alwayssell,3l4
Gtoceries ao bill . and pay you the hittitst
price for Butter, Cheist-, tic., is frotith6iii - Phs.
nection with Messrs. Ahrens & MahnitepOfem
cers and Ctinimission •2:79 .
initan St. Nnw all yOrz dint have
,builer trs
Send to New Fork, or,any pilierprodnEr. fake
my advice and scud to thini.ntid ;tab ivilll
alwn.ts receive the highetit •
Do not be led away by any falsa report/
frorojealous neigtboia. All we list le to cowl
and - exaniine - re, kocif gelr and joti !rift NI
satigtied that wbat *nifty vre Ortnsie.
C. I. Sitrithimm,
01%Cail;:ttieEb;
En
BO=M=
alPhmeY Sam , !
Vali not to t-eitd ceikalkio
Ithrough :init profit titetieby .
0415,0009
WORTH OF
NEW GOODS
Siimmone
°SWAY° REGULATOX
Wto'coati or rtail
TOR THE TIMES MUCH LOWER
EVER.
niAVDRI formed a 'connection 'with semi
of the - best jobbing houses in New York
wp shall hereafter keep a full stock of tiundd
and shall always ITICIDEILSBLL THE MARK
and 'on most Goods will saveyou, fifty per eti
awl On many, much more.
BM
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, itt.
Yours Respectfultr,
ME=
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