The Potter journal., July 22, 1863, Image 3

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THE PULLER COUNTY JOURNAL
Cowl *ednesday Evening, July 2a 1243
Local and General.
g.Gold is 23 ctsl.premiumi in New York
Itta.ool. C. B. Ourtis has resigned his
commission in the 58rh Pennsylvania Reet.,,,
_ _
Some of the emergency men have re-
The publication of the JoultsAL was
unavoidably delayed one day this week.
itgl.llugh Young is Quartermaster of the
35th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Mi
'
Darn. is rt.perted that Capt. Overton ba•S
been removed am Washington to his home
in TOwanda.
Taz Daarr.—The day for the commence
ment of the draft in this district is not yet
deeided.
ItM.Godey for August, is on our table,
filled, as usual, with much that will interest
- the Ladies. Its raiue increases with its ag u e.
Nolady.should be without it.
Init..We notice , items in different papers
throughout the State making mention of host
kr the reports of the cannon at Gettysburg
were beard. We hare been told that it was
heard in different parts of this tcourity, quite
distinctly. ,• 1
OPPOEING CONSCRIPTION.-np rioters in
New York professed to be oppos:ing conscrip-
tioa ; but they went to shops where men were
° peaceably working., and forced them to fall
into their ranks under penalty of being
*- pounded to death.
VPersons who can claim exemption from
the present Draft i will find the proper forms in
another column. The blank places are for
the names and dates. No one c l an claim ex
emption under the $3OO clause Ether present'-
mg himself for examination.
• BLANK CARTRIDGES.—CoI. O'Brien fired
blank cartridges at the traitor mob in NeW
York, and. they hung him with a real repel.
If he had used grape and cannister, they would
hare respected the argument, , ;Treason and
mobs are not to be soothed or frightened by
mere sound.
The cause of the Union, say' the Buiti
Express, is the cause of peace,, of
and of liberty. The cause of the rebellion is
the cause' of war, of barbarism, and of tyran-1
ny. Let all who prefer peace and civilization
and liberty, to war and barbarism and tyr-,
annv work and pray that the-Union cause
may speedily triumph.
ten. Jef f erson Boyer, Of Clearfield. th e
man who figured so honorably (?) in the last
United - States Senatorial election, was making
a copperhead speech the other day, when
some young •ladies, being mortified at his
being permitted by the sterner sex to rent his
treason in a Free State. treated him to a
dose of . "rotten eggs." He H had them
botind over to court.
)People of•this county should -not be•-
lieve any of the reports' in reference to the
draft ; when it will take place. hOw many to
be drafted, or how it is done—is no one in
the county will be likely to knoW an,ythins:
about it until it has been drawn. The fool
ish - stories circulated are merely intended to
excite the people.
Ie
CANADA.—The Confederate . "GoVern
meat" connived at the escape of Villaindigum.
to Canada. The question arises : Why do
they not connive at the escape of, the corres
pondents of the N. F. TRIBUNE, now in Libby
prison? The answer is plain : Val, would
aid their cause, while the correspondents
would not. Fal. was traitor, the others were
loyal. Comment is unnecessary.
e
serA. correspondent writing from Gettys
burg, under date of July 11, says that AL
MOND 31. CHEESBRO died about 10 o'clock p.m..
of-the 10th inst., and was buried on the field.
His grave has been marked so that his friends
will be able to find his body. He was a gen
erous hearted boy and a brave soldier, He',
was shot through noth legs, lay on the field
two days befOre he could be brought off, and
finally, after being , taken to the Hospital, bled
to death. His funeral sermon will be preach
ed in the Homer School House, on Sunday,
-August 9th, at 2 o'clock P. M:
His brother, Capt. Dennis H. Cbe l esbro, Ras
'also in the battle, but escaped unhurt
leA,..Through the kindness of Lieut. Rey
colds, we are enabled to furnish our readers
with the following corrected list of the losses
in Co K, 149th Regt : •
Isaac Wilber Ronn'ds, of Wharton
Washington Wilson, of Allegany.
Austin J. Ayres, of Homer.
Davit! Dayton, of Allegany.
Albert 0. Dard, of Wharton.
• WOUNDED.
. -•
Lt-Col. Stalton Dwight, in leg.
It. Reynolds, in foot.
Orderly, AI L. Harvey, in left hand.
"Tdmes H. Stills.on, in left side.
Samuel R. Stillson, in right arm. :
,Albert Z. RennelLs, in both legs..:
Charles N. Phillips, right arm amputated
'below elbow.
G. B. Wilbur, in back lif shell.
Norman Chapman, shot thronghlshonlder.
Joseph J. Carey, wounded in head, not
dangerous.
.Jong . J. Jones.
Abram Cortwright, in pnger.
Aaron D. Tillotson, shot through
Daniel Birchard, in ankle.
PRISONERS.
Capt. Johnson, and Lint. Barcia
CThe foliowing is a partial litt of those
who went from this county, under the, late
call of the Governor:
In Co. K, 37th Penn'a Militia: Ulysses—
Lieut. A. D. Corey, Elymus Hackett, Seth
Lewis, Charles H. Cushing, Linus Perkins,
John C. Davidson, Wm. Purdy, Wm. Olds.
Allfgany--5. T. Kellez, Robert A. Heggie.
Bingham--John
Hatrieon—Samuel L Aff ig ' o ef,
Lle&ron—Thomas George Rog
ers, James Blackman, Abner Burdick.
Sweden—George IL Lyon.
Abbott—N. B. A. Suhr.
In Co. G, 37th Penn's Militia Wharton—
Musician, James L. Barclay. Jas. Clark, Cor
nelius Benton Jefl. Bailey, Harrison Bailey,
Satmel F. Ayres, Charles Foster, James H.
Poste'', James Bortron, jr.
Coudersport-Seret Ed. Lyman, tit. S
Thompson
Sweden-4. W. Bird
Perhaps at no time since the war be-
Igen has there be -n a greater demand for Hos
pital Supplies than at present, and while vig
orons efforts are making in the North to meet
this demand, earnest calls are still being made
by the Sanitary Commission, coupled with
assurances that the wounded ana sick are still'
suffering for lack of the many delicacies
within our reach. The ladies of this place I
and vicinity deserve great credit for the quan-1
tity and quality of the-supplies they have sent. l
From resources that some might have consid
ered hopeless they hate drawn generous sup
plies. They merit the thanks of all. There
is an urgent call at the present time for Bed
quilts, Sheets, Towels, Lint, Stockings, Tarn,
Berries, be , &c. Our friends in the country ;
I have not been very active lately; indeed, 1
scarcely anything has been sent in. Now,we I
do not believe they have failed for lack of i
interest in the cause or for want of desire to I
assist. but because they were somewhat re
moved from the Headquarters of the Society;
and did not happen to think of it when con
ing to the village. This should not be so.—
We have a common interest and a common
cause. All should feel it their duty to assist.
Let our friends in the country think of this.
The following is the list of articles contain
ed in the Boxes sent July 10, to United States
Sanitary Commission, Philadelphia Agency :
2 dozen hop pillows, 7 dozen hop rings, 3
feather pillows, 13 cotton pillows; 4 pairs
socks, 3 flannel shirts, 7 new cotton shirts, 6
old cotton shirts 51 dozen cotton handker
chiefs, 3 dozen linen handkerchiefs, 4 calico
wrappers, 13 towels. 4 pieces old flannel. 1
box lint, 4 pairs slippers, 4 old linen table
cloths, 4 rolls old linen. 4 rolls old cotton, 1
pair old sheets. 13 rolls bandages, all widths,
4 pairs cotton flannel drawers. 3 quarts dried
raspberries. 3 quarts dried blackberries, 1211
pounds dried apples. 2 bottles blackherri: I
cordial, 1 bottle currant u iue. 6 cans goose
berry jelly. 1 glass currant jelly. 2 cans goase-;
berrips .
A Wonderful PHI.
THE BEST PURGATIVE PILLS.
'THE BEST PURGATIVE PILLS.
THE BEST PURGATIVE PILLS
Doctor Rad Way's Pills are the best purga
tive pills in the world, and the only veget
able pills thfft can be used in place of Calo-
mel or blue pills. In using these pills the
patient is no: compelled to ztrain_Or undergo
a series of cramps griping pains. nausea p
their operation, though thorough and effect
ual in the expulsion of the faeces, is mild,
soothing,, and natural. One to six boxes will
effect a cure, without necessitating the pa
tient to continual dosing with physic. la
affections of the Liver. Dyspepsia, Costiveness.
Indig.tsrion. Piles, and in all fevers, their cu
rative powers are marvellous. Price 25 cts
per Lox. Sold by druggists generally.
NEW JERSEY LANDS FOR SALE. Iso,
• Garden or Fruit Farms,
-Suitable :or Grapes.'Peaches. Pears, Rasp
herries, Strawberries, Blackberries. Currants,
kc., of 1, 21, 5, 10; or 20 acres each, at the
to.lowintr 'prices for the present, viz-: 20 acres,
for 5200. 10 acres for 5110. 5 acres for Sixty
Dollars. 22 acres for Forte Dollars, 1 acre for
Twenty Dollars. Payable by one dollar a
week.
Also. good Cranberry lands. and village lots
L CFIETWOOD. 25 by 100 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 a P. 0. Stamp. for a Circular, to
B. FRANKLINCLARK,
No. 90 Cedar Street, New York, N. Y
In Hebron, June 2S, ISG3, of malignant
SCarlet Fever, SARAH AURELIA, only. child
of Stephen P. and Mary A. Reynolds, agtd,7
years, 4 months and 23 days.
Thou art ,gone, and we are lonely,
But we know thou'rt happy now
With the angels, ever singing,
With a crown upon thy brow.
This we know : God means to teach us,—
] While we bear affliction's smart.—
Where our treasure has been taken
We should follow with our heart.
Then, our weary journey ended,
We shall meet
. thee, gentle on;
To enjoy thy presence ever,
1 In that bright and happy home.
One Dollar Reward.
T OST—On the 17th of June, 1563 either
IA in Coudersport or on the rcad between
Coudersport and South Woods a fine large
lIEEMCHAU.II PIPE, partly colored. The
above reward will be paid to the finder upon
leaving it at this Office.—June 18
Dissolution of Partnership.
TREpartnenhip heretofore existing between
the undersizned under the firm name of
OL3ISTED KELLY is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Persons who hare unsettled
accounts with the late firm are requested to
settle with H. J. Olmsted to - whom all debts
due the firm will be paid.
The business will be conducted by H. J
OLMSTED, who has purchased the entire in
terest of his late partner, and who'solicits a I
continuance of the public patronage.
S. D. KELLY,
IL J. OLMSTED
%L.
Coudersport, Pa., July 7, 1668
chotilder
DIED:
PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB
BINS ek CO., Retail Dealers in GrOceries,
and Provisions, • i
opposite D. F. Glassmire's Hotel,
- Coudersport, Pa,
Apples, ereen, `'.t.2 bush.,
do dried, e.
Beans.
Beeswax, ill lb.,
Beef,
e 4
Berries, dried, 'l4. quart
Buckwheat,l bush.,
Buckwheat Flour,
Butter, - t? lb.,
Cheese, "
Cloverseed
Corn, 14 bush.,
Corn - Meal, per cwt.,
Eggs, p 3 dos.,
Flour, extra,
do superfine "
I Hams, lb.,
Hay, 14 ton,
Honey, per lb.,
Lard,
Maple Sugar, per lb.o
Oats, 14 bush.,
Onions,
Pork, bbl.,
do 1-?, lb.,
do in *hole hog. T. lb.,
Potatoes, per bush.,
Peaches, dried, V. lb.,
Poultry. "V. lb.,
Rye, per bush., •
Salt, bbl.,
do . t ?, sack,
Timothy Seed
Trout, per bbl.,
Wheat. 14 bush:.
White Fish, - r) bbi.,
PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
18th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Williamsport, Pa., July 15, 1863.
riIHE FORM OF AFFIDAtITS TO BE USED
to establish exemption under the provi
sions oes.ection 2 of the act for enrolling' and
calling out the National forces, kc,a re hereby
published for the information of the public.
FOR3I 25.
Certo'eate of exemption for the Son of a Tricror,
or of aged and infirm Parent or Parents.
I. the subscribe
county, State of - , here
by certify that 1, being liable to military duty
under tbe act of Congress "for enrolling and'
calling out the National forces,"&c.,approved
31arelr3, 1863, am the only son of =a
widow, (or of , an aged parent) de
pendent upon my labor for support. .
We, the subscribers, do hereby certify' that
the above named is the only son' of a
widow (or of aged and infirm parents) depen
dent upon his labor for support.
.
' Pers-onally appeared. before me---the
above camed--, and ' , and
severally made oath that the above certificate
Lis correct and true to the beat of their 'know
ledge and belief.
Dated this—day of—, 186 .
Note l,—The first of the ab)ve certificates
must be signed by the person claiming exemp
t lion, and the second by two respectable citi
i zens (kinds of families) residents of the town,
county or distrtet in which the per Son resides.
and sworn to befbre a mazistrate.
Note 2.—This certificate is to be used 4mily
in cases where the labor of the person claiM
iner exemption is actually necessary for the
support of the persons dependent on him. The
exemption does not apply in cases where there
is sufficient property to yield support, and Ebel
necessary business for collecting the income
can be transacted by agents, trustees, or the!
like.
_ FORM 2
CfriVicate qf a Parent that lie or she desires oilc
of his or her eons ezompted.
I. the subscriber, the father (or mother) of
--and , residents Of
county. State of hereby certify that
I am aged and infrrin,and . that Tam dependent
for s.upport on the labor of my two sons,abor'e
named ; and that-I elect that my son __shall be .exempt from the operation's
of the act of Cloniress.'•for enrolling and call;-
ing out the national forces." , approved
)larch 4 ISC3.
We, the subscr:bers, do hereby certify that
the above named is aged and infirm,
and dependent on the labor of—sons foi.
support.
,
Personally appeared before me, the above
named , and severally made oath
that the above certificates are correct a- , d trae
to the best of their knowledge and belief.
Justice of the Peace.
Dated at—this—day of—, 1.36
Note l.—The first ce. tificate must be signed
by the parent making the election, and the
'second by two respectable citizen's (headi of
families) residents of the town. county or disr .
I trict in which the persons reside. and sworn!
I to before a magistrate. In case the father is,
deceased, the certificate is to he signed by the!
mother. and the' fact of the father's death is to:
be statsd by the person certifying% •
. !Cote 2.—This certificate is to be used only,
in cases where The labor of the person
ing exemption is actually necessary for they
support of the persons dependent on him the i ;
exemption does not apply in cases where th e re!.
is sufficient property to yield support, and the'
necessary business for collening the incoir.e
can be transacted by agents, trustees, or the
FOll.ll 27.
Cerqictne Mat the person littbb to draft is the aid!,
bruthtr of a child or children dependent bit his
labor for support.
the subs.criber, being liable to
draft into the y service of the United states,
herehy make an affidavit that I am the only
brother of underl2 years of age,hav
inz neither father nor mother, and dependent
on his labor for support.
We, the su
2 resi
dents of - county, State of
,hereby
certify that who is liable to draft; is
the only brother of under 12 years of
age, having neither father nor mother, and
dependent on his labor for support.
• ersonalkt appe r ared before me the above
named---and.---and severally- made
oath that the above certificate is correct and
trite, to the best of their knowledge and belief.
Justice of the Peace.
Dated at—L—thic—day of—, 18G .
Note certificate is to be used only
in cases where the labor of the person claim
ing exemption is actually necessary for the
support of the persons dependent on hiin.
The exemption does not apply in cases where
there is sufficient property to yield support.
and the necessary business can ire transacted
for collecting the income by agents, trustess,
and the like!
NOTE 2.—The certificate must be signed by
I the person claimtng c.lemption, and the sec
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101 12
700 750
88 1 1 00
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,resident of
of County, State of
having been enrolled under the pro
visions of an act of Congress "for enrolling
nod calling out the patio -alforces," Sc., ap
proved March 3. 18G3, as liable to, perform
military duty in the service of tbe united
States, hereby certify that I am not legally j
subject to such liability, and tar the followin,gj
reason :
Justice of the Ped:c'e
the subscribers, • and of the
town, county and State above mentioned,
hereby certify that the above statement of
age is correct and true to the best-tof
our knowledge and belief.
Personally appeared before me the abore
named and -, , and severally
made oath that the above certificates are cor
rect and true, to the best of thtiii- knowledge
and beliel. i
Justice of the Peace.
•
Dated at . this —day of
NOTE L—The certificate in regard to age is,
in all cases where practicable, Ifo be signed
by the parents of the person claiming exemp-
Lion, and the requirements specified in the
regdlations are to be adhered tail The blank
space in the certificate to indicate the age of
the person is to be filled as follos
That I am -c.snta TWENTY" years of age.
That I am "or.mrtirary-rive.years of age,
MARRIED." •
That 1 am "oyEn roiry-riri:" l years of flee,
according to the facts in the case.
:Sort case the certificate is not sign
ed by the parents, the fact of age must be
certified to by two respectable persons (heads
of families) residents in the same town, coun
ty, or district with fhe person for whorl
ex
emption is claimed, and the requirements of f , •DR
paragraph Gl, Regulations, must be com
plied with. •
These affidavits must be made according to B
these forms and must in all cases be taken
before a Civil :11.1g,istrate duly authorized to
administer oaths.
Persons claiming exemption must furnish
clear proof of their right to such exemption.,
Iliank Forms can be had on aPhlicatb.n to F,
this oiEce. W. W..WHITE.
Capt. and Proro§l Marshal. I
July 14. 1861
rrHE CONFESSIONS• AND EXPERIENCE!
-r— of an Inislid . Published for the benefit,'
and as a witrain;:: :mu a caution to young men!
who :::t.ifer from Nervous Debility'. Premature
Decay of Manhood. etc., supplying at: the same •
time the means of self-.cure. By One who has
cured himself after being put to great expense
and injurythro' medicalhumhug and quackery
By enclosing a post-paid addresied envelope
single copies may be had of the author.' ,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIB. Esq..
Bedford ; Kings co , ,nty. N.
_.,. •
Ad rn inistrat9Vs Adi ice. .
i .
va TH F REA S, letters of admininistration on
1 V V the estate of Thaddeus Darlinii.dee'd late
iof Allegany township, Potter [ Pa.: hare
I been issued to the subscribers in Co.,ue form of
law, notice is hereby given to all persons
k - noxvin- , themselves indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment; and those having.
claims'will, present theth, duly authenticated,
for settlement. r
i
RHODA A. ;)ARLING. 1
Adnists.
A. G. P.RESGO,
j :
Allegany, Nay 5, 1863 6w - 1
I QAPONIFIEP.! the qllig Thing' on Soap, ;
/-0 for sale at I STEBEMS' 1
laL'S'T'S BLOOM. OF (RUSES.—for the La- !
dies.---at STEBBINS'
Administrator's Notice.
L ETTERS of administration on ;the estate
t .
of John Harket. late of filys:.es tp, dec'd.
baring - been granted to t e undersigned notice
is hereby given to all peons indebted to said
estate that they must m ke immediate pay
ment, and all persons haring claims against
the same are requested ito preseat them fel
liquidation. • - i. i .
RUTH. I-I A CIET,
GEORGE W. HAC T iET,;f ..1413- k
Ulysses, Pa., May la, 863.
,
and by two 'respectable persona (heads of
families) resident in the same town, conntY
or district with the personifor whom the-ex
)l I
emption is claimed. *'
-..... i•
FORM' 28i. .
Certificate th t ta r o members' of the family of thle
personliable to draft are already in the milita!-
ry service of the United States. i
We, the subscribers,
idents of
hereby certify that two members of
the family and household', of - counti
and State above mentioned, are in the milital
ry service of the 'United States as noa-comi,
missioned officers, musicians or privates. '
Personally appeared before me, the abov
named and —, and severally mad ,
oath that the above certificate is correct an.
true, to the best of their kriosy , ledge and belief.
Justice of the Peace
Dated at this—d 4 of —,186—.
NOTE I.—This is only intended to apply
where the members of the family claiming
exemption reside in the same family. If any
of the members reside elsewhere, and have
gone into the military service of the United
States, no exemption on that account can be
claimed.
_Nors 2.—This certificate must be signed by
one of the parent_• if there be any ; if not, by
two respectable pers,as (beads of families)
resident of the same town, county or district
with the person for whom exemption is
claimed.
FORM 29
Certificate that the person 'liable to draft-is the
father of motherk!schildren.under tirelve years
ej age, dependent on his labor for support.
--, the, subscriber being liable to
draft in the service of the United Statesthere
by make affidavit that I am the father of—
motherless child—; under' 12 years of age, and
dependent upon my labor for, support.
•
We. the subscribers, and .
idents of County. State of —.
hereby certify that --- is father of
motherless children under 12 years of age,
and dependent on his labor far support.
1
Persenall; appeared before me, the above
named and ' , and severally
made oath that the l abOve certificate is correct,
and true to the, b - efit of their knowledge and r i
belief. 1 .
Justice rof the Peace.
Dated tbis---J---day
Ncra.—Tbe first;certificate i mnst be•sig,ned
by the person claiming exeniption, and the
second by two respectable persons (heads of
families) resident in the same town, County
or district with the Iperson for whom exemp
tion is claimed. 1—
FORM 30.
Certificate of Excmpit'on on -Account of nunlita
tleness of Age.
That I am
years age
A TTENTION; FAITHFUL SOLDIERS,
.al •WHO RAVE aspr nosornasnr ntscstaao6.
YOUR. COUNTRY OFPERS'yOU DISTINCTION. , _
1 ' WAR DEPARTMENT,' -
IPROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL'S OPTICS , ,
1 Wasnismro::, D. C.-Tune 11, 180. I
I%,onc9,—The following will be published
as a band-bill or notice, by .every •Distiiet
Pro v ost Marshal, with
.such alterations 'a3 be
may think particularly suited to his dbitrict.
Thei object being to hastei.l and encourage en
littMenti in the Invalid Lorps.
1 JAME:3 B. FRY;,
1 Provost Marshal Generbl.
MEN :WANTED FOR THE L'CVALTO CORPS.
Only' those faithful soldiers who, from
wounds or the - hardship's of war, are no long
er fit for field duty will be received in ithis
1 Collis of Honor. Enlistments will be.i for
. three year unless sooner 'discharged. FPay
and iillowanaes same as for officers and Men
of the United States Infantry; except thrit no
prerdiums or bounty - fol. enlistment will be'
allovied. This will not invalidate any pen
sion or bounties which may be due for pre-,
vious services. . ..
1 The following uniform has been adopted
for officers and men of the Invalid Corps
FOR OFFICERS.: Frock coat of sky lilue
cloth; with dark blue velvet collar,and coifs;
in all other respects, according to the present
'pattern for officers of infantry. •
ShOulder straps—Acecirding to present reg
ulations, but worked on dark blue velvet.:
Pantaloons—Of sky-blue cloth, with &ab
le stripe of dark blue cloth down the outer
,seam; each stripe, one half inch wide. with
space between of three-etghts of an inch.
Forane'cap—Present regulation. .
r For, ENLISTED .MEN.—Jacket of sky blue
kersey, with dark blue trimmings, -- eut like
the cavalry jacket, to come well down on the
abdoMen
rE , sr
.linty,- State or
. i
firolcrsers—Present regulation, sky blue.;
Forage cap—Present regulation. i
1 Men who arc still in service 'and unableito
Perfor!rn effective field duty, map be tranL.fekr
'ed to ibis corps, ,
BEI
I Medical inspectors,. Surgeons in -charge iof
Hospiials, Military Commanders, and all otb
lers basing authority to discharge, under ex
isting Ilaws nnct regulations, are foridd,lenito
rant 4izr.chnrg.es, to any men under their Con
trol who may be fit for service in the Invalid ,
Corps. , .
, . .
For I the convenience of service, the men • IF p :AVI:\IG formed a connection with come
ill be selected for three different grades of la o f t h e I, est j o nhi,i g, n oni , es i n N ew Y ork
buty. 1 Those who are most vfficient and able- ' we shall lie' after keep a full stock of Goods
odied, and capable of performing.Zlnty etc . i and shilli• ays T TNDERSELL THEMARKET
-eetc., Will be armed with muskets. and assign- I and er.. many Goodsvill save You fifty per ct.,
d , to Companies of the First Battallion.il and on many, much more.
Those of the next degree of efficiency, includ
ing those who have lost a hand or an artn,
and. the leas . effective, including those who
have lOst a foot or a leg,'lto the companies, of
4te Second or Tiaird Bat:zillions; they.will be
red with swords.
The duties will be chiefly to act as provost
I nards i j and 'garrisons for cities ; g,itards for
blospit-ls and other public buildings; and as
clerks, orderlies, etc. If found necessau
tey may be assigned 4o!orts etc. , •
Acti Assistant:Provost Marshals Generala e authorized to appoint Officers of tlie,ll.eg
'n ar Selrvice, or of the Invalid Corps, to ad-.
minister ; the oath ci I I : , enlistment to those mdn
Who halle completely fulfilled the prescribdd
conditiCns of admission to the Invalid Corp ;
vz : 1
1. That the applicant is unfit for service.in
the field: ~
I ; 2..TLt he is fit for •fhe duties, or :some of
them. , itidicated above.
13. That if not nor in the terrine, he ivr;s
honorably discharged.
14. That he is meritorious and deserving.
!For enlistment or further information apply
td the Board of Enrollment for the district ih
4 rich•the annlicani is a resident, •
• 1. Capt. W. W. tl MITE,
Provost Marshal, 38th District, Pa.
IVOST MARSHAL'S OFFfCE,
i!tasport, June 17.1863.
M. W. McALAILNEY,
Provast 3larshal for Potter - Co. 'I
report, Pa., July 2'o, 1863
PRO
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the REBELS 411.1 capture me Itock:
and pay only in, CONFEDE 7 RAIE'
are concluded to
SELL OCT
Fearin_
f IGlods
cr* I h
"Cheaper than Dirt."
my choice clock of
IF GOODS.
C ATS
'HATE (
SHOES
EMI
NOTIONS.
SCEIOOL BOONS; &c..i'.11 .
A4DWARE, CR OCEERI7,
GREEN - I 3 :K •
FLOE - 11, PORE. HAMS, SEIDULDE.IIS by it':
ton or :load at Wellsville prices.
Now, to save answering, the many in - 14010es
as to who furnish us goods in'No York: 'en
abling us to sell at these prices ! We woulate
fer you to
Mr. Joson 1F1.. - Bookover. connected With the
firm of Mefsrs. Clotho, Mellon & Co., tbli. it-
The largest house in the World foil Dry Goods.
Aso. Me.s." , Rowland & Lindsley, Se &.82
Coombe - Ts st.aever so famous for sailling cheap
and giving their friends good bargains. • '
I And the reason for one selling yOu Clothing
s, lee ore supplied from the :step ire
b men tot' 31essrs. Lcngstreer.., Bradford
Co., :3.1S Broadoas, and from the nee.- firm
of Messrs. Baldwin. Starr & Co., CdurtianatSt.,
two of the best clo•hing houses in h51:.".7: Yotk.
Yankee Notions and Taney Gofids from J.
Henry Smith Payne & Co., S 4 Cocirtlßod St.;
who arc noted for giving their friends good
bargains. :-
'Hardware from Morgion,QuackenbuSh & Co.,
''2o Courtland St.
I' Crockery from Mr. Oscar Chee i snion, 145 .
Duane street.
And tbe reason Why we can always sell yon.
Groceries so low and pay you the
-highest
I .
pike for Batter, Cheese, &c.-. is iro n , oar con
' nection with Messrs. Ahrens & Malmken_Gro-•
cers and 'Cominission Merchantr, .t.`.55 Wash
!!ingtna St. Now - all-you that havi butter to
send to New York,_or any other produce, take
my advice and send to akin and you will
always receive. the highest price, !
Do_ not be led away by any false iltports ,
froth jealous neighbors.. .All we ask!is to come
and examine for your self and yi; will lam
satisfied that what. we say we perform. '
cr.
LETIE.N BIRD.;
4. PT., June 25: 1563.
B.oollq
Executor's Notice.
x 7 OTICE is hereby - g,ivea that letters execa-
I torr on the last will and testament of
JOHN ROCKWELL, late OT.Harriion Tp, Pot
ter county. dec'd, bare this day been trrAnted
to the undersigned b .. % the Register of said 1
county. All persons indebted to said desce-,
i dent will please make payment and those age-'
ling -claims will present them duly a uthetitica- I
ted for settlement. H. 8. BEEBE
r. Harrison' Valley; June 17.'1563
:Lands . Wanted
n the Counties of Pon, McKean, Tipp,
i
il_ dir tnet'and Lycorning, good tillalde. roll=
ing Lands; if suitable for - Agriculture, and
1 Prides are low. They will be imrchased_for
I Casb or its, equivalent. Address with par
tticul rs. ideation. and - character of Lands.
; with nrcey l ivrith brooks, or streams.runuing,
throb
_6 oi near !them, as. to title, Etc. and
I quan ity of Land kc. For particulars addtess
1•_ 1 - 1 -A. N. HOSKINS,
I IP. 0 Box lOrt, Philadelphia.
Executor's ,Notice.
IVOTICEIis hereby give;
.that letters execu-
J Corr on the last wio and testament of
POLLY VANDARWAREA, late of Roulet Tp,
I
Pate' count
.4dec'd, have this day been giant
ed to he undersigned bathe Register of said
count Alt persons indebted, to said desce
dent mill please make payment and those haw- ,
ing ei , ruts n - ilPpresent ;bent duly autbZ•ntica- i
ted fo settl'ement. ORIZIN R. WEBS. I
- RI) i let, .T . ,,1y 13 !Ea . - ' 1
OE
We.cau also sell you Groceries nt a saving Of
at least 23 to 50 per ct. Good Tea of an exz
tra quality for .$l - worth $1,50. 1 Other good-
I Tray 50 to 75 cts.
• I Good chewing tobacco from 35 to 58 cts
CROCKERY,' In the line of Yankee Notions 'lre can sac*
you a handsome profit.
GROCERIES,
FP.OVISIONS
HARDWARE
1
Money ,Saved
Fall not to read this Columil
through and profit thereby.
fj
7 :N_ :Ls 000
• 6' 9
WORTH OF
NE W GOODS
iiuinOn'
()SWAY° iRr.GTYLATOR
AT
- Mb°!mate or itetati
FOR. THE Tl)llrSllCtfir LOWER THAN
EVER.
10 balet Shettings and , Shirtings from 18' to
22 cts., worth 30 to 40
1 3000 yds Sheeting' fgt Cheese Cloth for .12.
cts. worth :18
1 300 pieces best Madder Prints warranted Last
colors, 16 to 18 wotth 25 to 30 -
100 pieces Ilamilton, Pacific and other good
Delaines for 16 to 23 worth 25 to 35
-
;.New styles of double width Alpncea Dress
I Goods for 31 cts. yd,old price 50 cents
worth now C 3 to 75
Dodhle width Sa.rony'Dorino; half wool, 31s
cts. worth 73
.411 irool Merino, 63 cts. mirth $1.23
large stock of wide Scotch Ginghams ohlt
.
cts. rd advance from old prices
Good Tweeds and Denims for' 25 cts. worth
33 to 40, 1
Good Sattinets,Cassimeres and all other good.*
equally as low
line of Silks we hare, and shall keep &-
large assortment, good 'Colored Silks.
for 63 cents
Silk from SS cts. to $1,50, now worth
-50 per ct. more Oven in New York,
In th
Black
BOOTS,
SHOES, and
CL 0 THLAV.
In this line of our trade we can save you
large pet . 'ct. '
Good Suiis Black, Grey and.others: Coati-
Vest,Pants, Hat. Pocket Handkerchief,Cravatr
and Shirt for'S.lo to $l2 wdith S2G.
`Good Calf Boots for 52,50
" pood•Wompn's Shoes for 75 cts
Good Gaite'rs for 63 cts
And all other kinds of fine shoes equallf
as low.
Groceries.
Yours Resp ectially, 1
1 -
O. IL Simi tti-04,7
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