'YEE - POTTER, CO f "Jali&Ai;
lend=Polt, Wednesday v exing Oct. 26,1E61.
IlAcal and G
WR..See Sew Advertizeinefits
M. CASH paid for Niroodat this office
igiy`Mrs. Nelson,.Colesbur4, offers for sale
span cf working horses and fattires.,-,
.4EN„Scofield, Union, in the 19th district,
has 1,302 majority for Congress.
IS. - See the change of tim on the Philad.
.-,rand Erie Railroad. Trains Tun throne' to
•
IM.Hon. A. G..olmsted rceived 21 votes
'more tbanlany other man on ?the Union ticket
in Tiogo. That we call
,complimentary!
.
,
im.We l
publish on our Brat page a speech
of Ales. H. Stepheus, vice-president of the
'rebel governmOnt. Read it carefully.
igirDon't forget the ass iileeting, at Oon
dersport, oa theifirst Thnrsdav is November.
Some of the ablest'spealters of Pennsylvania
, will be present. , -
Mahe Union nasjority, On joint biillot,in
the Pennsilcanio LFgislature next winter wil l
be 331 Large eno4g4 for all practical pur-,
Illere is C. letteit•frotal one of theSe heroes
, '
who fougrit through • the battle of .4utietani,•
also thci"t tCf Pielleticksburg; and h64.1.n faced
the cannon's mouth under Hoels.4r l ut Chan
, cellorsvith. - Henri:Ma, all re advoates of.a
"cessation' of hostikties,? and ye grumblers
at the hi l r4ll prides of matt! es. anti simol cot
tan, and a i l others who talk now,• asdid the
1 1 ,
selfish Butcher, in the da3 - sof the IleVolation.
who went !about er.",-ing, - "Beef, Bee 4" when
I
all loyal. people 'were doing_their u most to
secure Indpendence . an;d . Freedom.
But rea the letter, •
i
. • iT,S...IL ..
drirx Pot -\r, "c - a., Oct. I'S," 1664.
* * .." . 1 ~'..• "There is nothing of import
ance to relitte litre aside from whe. you al
ready knoW, [that is in regard tri war news]
but as to Olitical news, I am he+ t l p inform
you that there is a decided chting4 fur the
better. TIM blind are regaining their sight,
and the supporters of that rotteti froMdation,
the Ohbees.e platform are all Beein"e" t!. erefrorn
and taking their standocoti.Y tirnlerlfounda
tion, by th, side of good O . .A.l.4 . allarn, the'
man who will not sacrifice his oWn".and his
country's honor tor the sake of es".#blishinv
Peacewith`black.bearted iraitors.i • 1 1
Is there ljustGod is Heaven, 2D4 will Ee
send the . edrses of bell upon us by!sdbjectinr*
our ciOriods Country to the li..eepiig 'pad rule
of a - President elect,d upon such tyylle thing
as' the Chicago pialform, g6ticn - luii; by the
'very instigittors of th i s relefiloil i i si f ''PpOrted
, by the bosom friends of our worst and most
1-1 traitorous foe? "No! no! God lie Merciful
Don't fail to be present at the Mass
and pre e'vi'l us - from such a lute.`. 1
Serf
.Meeting at Coudersport. Cul; ros LLOYD, Esq., I I believe that there is ti" just 6o, r d,:antl that
:31'1.1 . e,i , 0r ... th ere are I:undrjeds that
.of Washington, an oltiddne bernocrat will .im- i t
11:recrie on oar
1t .C.e a l . i ii. . n men that Lave
present and tell the people - what he thinks of: c01„er,....., formerly
ect the right.tr• t... •an are. now ±staunch
the, course a certain wing pf his old party' supporters,of the old "Ilail-spliter," and that
,have chosen to pursue. Ile is an eloquent' too without ally 'electioneering ez.c•pt from
Come 1 theirown t r etisL..ences. M. W. DMinic.
land able orator and will in all.
- •• . li ,
out and hear him.. ! I . if
' ' '
--..- - -.41.- -- .... ,,-4 .4 ------ Solidiers? Aid Society; '
,Give one ,m.ore ,day 'to your country!! . ' COUDERSPOAT, Oct 1-1,11EG4.
Itis expected, that the .ftst, drand Mass Meet-' The . follo7 Ins is the amount of cl - ri1..1 fruit,
r
ing of the Loyal Citizens cli'Potter, will be an " Zvc., contributed by the Ladics c f t_ouersport
-overwhelming demom-itiation. Preparations ' and vicinityto the ..r . Soldiers .A.id SoCl . .tny."
are being made for such an:occasion as noble; Mrs- J. S. Mann, 6 lbs dried black:berries.
A " ::". cis dried fro. s i,b er ri es , 4 tits curries dried
tittle Potter has not =seen in many aklay.
;in sugar. 1 I i •
splendid Torch-Light Procession WM Late 1 Mrs. P. •Ntetz,er, C Its dried b•rac'-:Lt"--ries.
e n lace in the evening. Come prepared to slay' Mrs. Chet'sbro, 21 lbs dried bladberries.
~ lb dried raspberries; ' lbs batter.' I
for the Evening Meeting. c ,
_ Miss r..mma Harris. 3 lbs dried raPT)berri es.
•
•
•jr Hon. Win. H. Armitrong .nne o-: the 3 1 1 , 0 1 , 1 13 s
:I i.,
Fr,c. ,l
113 Bird, 4: lbs dried blacll
t; ,U< :r.
most gifted'. of the Keystone orators will" Miss Belt"n Gridley.G rits dried dit
.
"..apelik to the people on Thursday, Xoyember " ries. -?..!, Pis 'F.naple sug..tr,
3d. - Do not foil - fo -hear lilci. -Etz-Secater //rally Ley. - is, C Ire dried blstel:berrit
Landon was 4.oinptiled. Pi. disappoint .his ' Lucia:la 41. and Mary .1. Gorani, l 6
' blackberries. •
friends in this-counrje at the October gather- ' .. ~ I
l• • II thte Freeman, 2 lbs. bir.ckberries 1
ing owing to some home difficulties, but they' sugar. i
having been successfully settled we. can con-' -Carrie B. PreeMan, 2 Ibis blickberril
'
fulently.promise a speech Idomthits•War-herse, i• '''-ugar• •-- 1 .1 1
'4of 'true Democracy,
1 Mrs, Cool, 8 qts dried blackberries.
.
-Slazichter, S
". Ford, 2 " .U. " '
' Sarah Wildman. 2 " ~ " "
LucY, Wildman :2 " " 1 "
Ball,:2 " " -o
BUraii:k, 3 "
poses
An order from the War Department
extends an furloughs of sick and wounded
soldters, who are now at homei until the 12th
of November. Let persons seeing this inform
the soldiers in their mills;:
ZEirA fine new stock of 'Fall and Winter
'Goods. at Olmsted's. Ed. has just returned
from a visit to New York and has brought
with him a k thotisand-and-pne things with
-which to delight the eyes of the ladies.
jar Do not be frightened by the stories
that if Lincoln is elected tl34ra will be war in
the North ! The party alio threatens this
have tried one rebellion arid it is so nearly
played out and its friends have fared so well
that it is not likely they wiliatterapt another
rpar There will be a klrand Union Meeting
411 Wellsville on Friday 'of 'tills week. Coll
-Jaques, [the man - who latelAad an interview
with Jeff. Davis], and CovJNohle of Wiscon
,,.sin, will speak. Let every an in Potter who
can make it convenient, be Fresent, and bear
these able champions of Freedom.
),;'Be careful ho:r Ton Tote?
Alex. H, Stephens says the Cbicage; Plat
form, is a "Help Liglat" to the Rebellion
Reinember that the F.ebel soldiers cheered:
"when theT beard that:lee:le 'McClellan was ' ."
- nominated. ...
Goclsen, 1. • I
, 4- " . Dwight, 4ilbs dried curra..its.
, .
.. Do not, for your country's saKe, vote EO i te.
.11,J1•01rostede- 7 bottles: his(
that the rebels in arms can:cheer over it. 1 cor'diel. , ; . • • ,
Mrs. Car4er, 11 bottles blackberry q
1
ADELIME SMITE. Si
,if you read the Cfrpperhead papers
you find there is no rejoicing in-them OTC. 7 the: , ; —--
-victory
of Sheridan. Why is this ?Who ! 1 ALL XiIAIL, 3.1 21 - 2.l.:Luip I - !
can-tell ?1 The Ma l rylhnd toldibra hav,e' acitieild
Succeii to the rebels' in arms is success to ` one,nl the :gradest victories of the )'var.-----
Pendletolfs Party 1 and defeat to the rebels iThey have lifted "the despots beell' from
in arms is defeat to Pendleton's Party 1 That's! the shore of their Maryland. Their vote
the-abscsrer—and every thinking, man knows I has reciefted their -State ; Trom the! curse
!of Slavett 3 . Land anchoted it last and for-
-
?ever to the Union, whose cause, i l as the;
_;per, We hear by way of Germania that; old Continr:ital con..7ress d.ecilare.d, l'is the.
President Lincoln has called for half a million !cause of humanha Lure!' 'their ; ttietery 1
more men to be
, drafted immediately. How '• shows that they, too, underitand the s
ridiculous such lying is.' Men should be meaning of'this war. They nclablie'tha,,l
"hissed out of a township that will thus at- iit is the arhied insurrection cif-th6 nriv-i
-tempt to work upon the fears of ignorant 1 iletzed reg. against the Taboriti — miny.-1
-to those] They :konw, the -great slaveholder :is the!
- .people. - These stories a.re.only told
`these unprincipled men think do not read i direct rival of the-free laborer who lives
sufficient to know that they are lias, N o ca ll Iby his 'daily wages. They knows th'at
,
to while the system lasts permanent peace is
;•--for more teen has been made or is likely
. ilia made. Read the account of Phil. Sheri, 1 ialPssib/eAs*iving learned in the bat
'•;'ldan's victory and think if it is neeersarY. I tl9 field and the Sonthern that prison
the
~.. ,
il t
!tender mercies of slavery are.,..rtie, taey,
they have, With one master_blow,.(l6Mo- 1
ished the root of the war, in tee A j oil of
Maryland. It is-indeed "a glorions vic
tory." God bless-the Maryland
.. , citizens
at the front and the Marylanifeitiftns -, at
home? 1
. J
it is So
We warn our people against believing
any of the lies and "last-cards" that will be
Teirculated from now till electiort. Remember
that `tboie lies do not change the Chicago
:;Platform, do not cnange that platform's sym
' .pathy for treason into love for the Union, do
:not :change Pendleton from the man who
woold . nerer "Tote for ajcent Of money" with
which to crash out treason into a•- loyal man,
.and do not change the Geheral who retreated
,to-a gunboat-daring a battle into the General
wh
• ..
o goes into the field and "takes the Matter
in hind" and wins- glorious victory.: These
lies do not and Can not change the real issue
b'efore the peoitle, of "Country'qr no Coun&y.,'
--„:
' - rif-'5 , .. 1 -.'l- 7 -.a
tp-: , e beard last, areek r .by i-8,3uf,•,,Te- 1 1 tirkt iftl
: inalf lika' lil y 1
dpw.ii);;;-.. - hip, ,that the.toiiiierlieSiii list Cril - " 1"' " 1- t; - .." 7- ..-•''' '' ''•• ."';
i • ried-t#istate by, fifteen thousa4d,, and badi
I gained thirty - thousand Indlndlaila. - -It is , liblifiaiiiiK Faili)iii, HOUSE. '
1 . ifthitt:'l.3 iiie,OfiFie• that tii i lat five in Harrison, Wedeesday evening Oct: 26
' ' --- - -,+ 7 9 - , .)
strange;._,_
Or, Poi!ZrEslii,.e l 4 li:iti . :°4.G' 6 iera . °T irid: - bthi' 9 l 'l t
i . ntiSO;iViLtEi' ' §iiii? 'iO is
Slate offtEers in Indiena,..ifeni *re-.lla.ril ',,, i-, ~;-, :Thursdays eveuiog;: Onto .547 ,, , ::': • ,
- -
pushed 'fo l f,sina'etiiini . trith , ishielt 4 firop up -
their: fast If-llin ,,- liarti '.i ' liten i libedriiiirt.t..6'.. - :•: -, ::: S P -D P :t .P . W S ,C .1 7 °ci k H° l3 sE) i
r -- _ ~ ~
.i 4 i r cl;iy evening , October 28. ._..r' , .
such, niaffuificent f.lLieb.oods, i'O, , tiiiren the _ --_'
backbones of the ignorant of that party.'," i 1,, HtsoL fldtisE near moot o esta . .
. ..6, , 4: - - ~_ .-' ',. - i: 7 : : 7, , ;,.ASatigilsy, evening Opt. 2J.-.- 1
How the Soldiers - -Feele
So far 4. heard - from the Soldiers :from this
county - hake voted A 3 follows
For tilt Union,
FT:Wthe, Copperheads,
2,ltljolty fot-
If the p °pie who wear men's clothes; awl,
au abut the streets whining ordr the bard-
ships of scar, had any sense of ~ngnhood in
them theyi would cease tuis whitefetither talk
in the fact of men who bear thr , brdnt of all
the hardships and dangers of the `ir..
1 In addiiion to_ .their votiag an4lnst any!
,eompromisi3 with traitors, the herd boys at'
the front who have found all the 4.Udgers thatl
,
w . .uf biingS, are, constantly writing hinse Most
rarrin.g.apeals to their friends to, Crush the
Copperhea l d tick-et. .": L.)
IMI
=I
IME
Pottr,, " "
Bate.oauli'z. 31"
•I•clirhile Abraham LinColn It t,
as a
all times, and under all di i
cindstpees,
' exerted, his influence to procure fc4 .
soldiers in the field:the - right .to:lvote,
George l 3 McClellan declared in fairor of
Judge Woodward, (CopperheadO of
Pennsylvania, who decided clgatits i t ifte
riylit of the soldieis ttr ijote
Soidiemplcase wake a note of it;
JOHN It:- ).14.NN,':- ESQ. ; will address
meetings as follows,:.,
At &mock, HousE near mouth of the
Honeyoye, Friday . evening,. October 28.
Saturday evening, Oct. 29.
'i 10G
, 1
1
MI
PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected every WedriesdaY by P: A. ST) R
pINS z i . CO., Retail. Dealers in Grbc.eries
- and PrOrisiorts, -• . .
• opposite D. F. Glassinire's Hotel,
Coudersport, Ra.
Apples, areen, V bush., , S. 50 to 7 5
= 'do ' dried, " - I' 2092 50
. Beee r a, "
n,s. cz 3' 00 350
. 13-e - esivax : V lb., ' 40- 60
n
^ ,
10 12
Berries., dried,
1 , 1 quart ' ; 10 18, •
Buckwheat, V bush., 1 ' 87 100
Buckwhdat Motif; - 300 3 75:
Butter, V lb., 25 28
Cheese, " ; 20 25
Cloveri.--ee:l ~' 4.00 7 50,
-•-•'" -
Corn. = 3 13'2 - .14 1 50 2bo
- 1
Corn Meal, pee:cwt., 450 4 7 1 5, 1
Eggs ; Y-1 doz., . 7 ,
Flour, extra, V bbl., :12 00 15 00 d
do superfine ' " lO 09 12 00' I
' Hams, V lb., ' , 25 I
hay, `sil ton,: . . 15 00 16 00 1
Honey, per lb., . 15 20 '
Lard, " , 2O 25 i
Maple .Sugar, ptr lb., 20 . 25' .1
Oats, 1--1 bush., 75
Onions, . " lOO 125
ork,ll bbl., /35 00 40 00,
ao. 11 lb.,- ; 20 25
do in whole hog. 'j lb., , 8 9
Potatoes, per bush., ' 63 88
Peaches, dried, V lb., . 25 . 30
Poultry, 'V lb., , 8 12
Rye, per bush., 1 50 1 88
Salt, 11 bbl., 600 G 25 ,
- ;
- dui saes, - • ' 20,
Timothy eed . 250 350
Trout, pz•.r e bbl.; :'. 800 0"00
Wheat. 7;•:P. bush.. , .1 75 :2 09
White Fish, V ?bbl., 5 .i., . 800 -9 09
:FOR SALE.
re.CE Span I.3Vorking-Eorses end Wnzen
be SAM Chban' Vii - the subscilbo.
MRS. D. C. NILSON '
Colesburg, flee. 22, 1554.
. MANHOOD :
i HOW LOST ! • . HOW P.BSTORED!
Just published, a new edition of Dr.
____ Y i
COUJERSPORT ACAIWEIT• CillVervrell , s Celebrated Essay
, ,•
I on the radical cure (without medicine) of
S. fit', "ALLEN, Ptincipal, 1 Sp:v.m.croaDdlozA, or Seminal Weakness, In-
Late of the • Wellsboro keaderky, assiztqlll voluntary Seminal losses, IMPOTENCY, Mental I
by competent Teachers;end Pit
- I l rsical Incapacity, Impediments to Mar- I .— AM - LEE NOTIONS .I . r
,
The Fail Term commences September :. - itii,lringe, etc..; also, Coitsrma-rion, Eaunrsv, and
_ '
and continues. Eleven Wee-ks. -
I I
_l Firs, induced by self-indulgenti or sexual ; • • .
,CC Elld shall ever try Co give all customers
Tuition, to' be paid at the middle ,of the! extravagance
term, $3 to $8: No scholar admitted for dess Zit7 7 ir Price, • 4, good bargains. To my friends and customers
in a sealed envelope, only 8 cens.
lat Whitesrille, I sincetely return you ;ray
than half a term. . 1 The celebrated al.thor in this admirable I
• thanks for your liberal patronage there,. and
A Teachers' Class will be instructed flee of essay clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
, ,
' / should you visit me at Wellsville, I shall try
charge. I years successful practice, toat the ala.rming
- -. 1 . to repay you for it.
By oxdcr of, the. Trustees': - ' -I CODSenuences of self-abt.-e may be =mean_
-• •D. P. GLA.SSMIIM, ! I cued without the dan,ger a:s use of internal! " ...!
• iGoOd SIC and Sheetings for II) to '5O
mangs, and
P. A. STEBBLNS, imedicine or the application of the knife—!
' S. ROSS, • Ipointing out a moue of cure, at once simple,;l cents, worth 50 to 73. 1 Cent
certain Best grades of Print:, from :41 to 85 - pent.%
Coudersport, Aug. 8, 7.304. 1 Truste-s- I certain and effecutal:by means of which ev- , worth 48.
cry sufferer, no matter what his condition'
' Good Delains 25 to 37 cents, worth 3o; to fto:
may be, may cure himself cheap, privately I
; Good Plaid Alpaccas 28 to 30 cents; ivorthj
and tad,cal., , ,.
v: - --. •,, This Lecture should be in the bands ! 50 to 75.
Extra Plain Alpacces 40 to 62 cent, - Worth /
of every youth and every man in the land. 1 ,.. G 3 toss.. . .
s4,ns, under seal, in a plain envelope, to nay Extra all-wool Delains 37,i to 50 cents, *orth
address, pfie,:'-paid, Ott receipt of six cents, or; 130 so 75 ...
I - i
two post stamps. Address the publishers. '
I Fine Mozambi4sues 22 to 25 cents, Worth 38i
CHAS. J. C. KLINE lz C 0.,• 1 to 45.
~
127 Bottry:Now York,Post office Max 4556' Fine all-wool Merinos 69 to 80 cents, Worth i
$1 to $1,50. 1
A. large stock..of Cassimers, Kt. Jearis, ! Safi- I
netts, Broadcloths, =4l other goods etjuallyl
is low.
SPRING MILLS 10AtitlE3tt.!
t•PF.I'NG MILLS, ALLEGANY Co,. N. Y.
ELIAS llor.ros, Jr.., Principul
Mrs. ADA WALI:1:1: ilouroNl Preceptress
Sliss NZLLIE IVAmmn, Assi , tant
A. L.:ATER, - Teacher of
„nustc
The Fail Term coMth - e-nces :lent-ember 72.
The 'Winter Teem 'commences f)&cetn4r
The Spring Term coimMences March
Tu!Alai from Four to Eight Dolliirs.
Daard...2o'd to $2.50 per week.
The Principal ha: - ingreeently gradnat2l st
one of the first CciMmercial Colleges n the
State, is thoroughly, prepared to teach Single
and Double Book-Keeping Banking.,
Commercial Law, :Fm., in as good a mannerj
as it is t , tught tmy of the first Colleges jnf
the, Countrr.
MEM
MEM
' cir'ed
-ied Lir.
s dried
Furnished rooms for self-boarding at law
For further information address the Primei
pal or the undersigned,
WM. COBB., 1
President Board of Trustees.l
. Administrator's Notice.
FBEIZEAS Letters of AdMinistrittion to
Y the estate ofJAMES COTTON, late of
Harrison township, Potter county, deed, ha:ve
been granted to the "subscriber, all-persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
inamedi3te payinent, and those hating, claims
against the tame will present them, duly au-1
theaticated, for settlenetrt to
,„ I
ordial
er.
LEROY D. GOFF, .Ad'r
Cendersport, July 20, ISG4. •
On the Courhe
100 Dien and 50 Teams Wanted.
To g o onto a Lumber Job, two , mi±ez* - abbve
Benezette,Elk county / yenn'a. Distance
f-om here. 53 miles. - None but GOOD'Chop
pers end Woodsmen,good Teams and Wagons,
I are wanted. Beady for men the first, of Cloto-
I bel- ; Poi teams, the tutu.
,Steady work tintil
SN•ing.. Foy for men: from $0 to .sl6,per
month tad fofintl. For g6oalion'e-team and ,
man, $3 per day and fonnd. For good 0..-',
team 2 per day and found. The best route
to the Job is down the First Fork of the Sin
neinahonin., creek and up' Bennett's Brannb.
Edquire when there for me Foreman, .3.llchaeli
Courtntj. The JOb is a godd one to work
tenms•ort. Forty Dollars per ton will be paid
for all HAY brought in. Bring, in a load !I •
WALTON DWIGHT:
Coudersport. Penp'a, Sept. 14..1664,
. •
Spencer's Ready-Pay Store' is
t. the only strictly Cash Store id Goode--
sport. If you srish to buy Goods for c.tsr,
call at - Spencei-'s ' - •
inA*l3 PAID FOR. EGGS, - .
by t. Spencer
fir:.A
dELtBRATED TONIC BITTERS
A RE becoming the most popular Medicine2l, - in Cireulatiod for the truce -of
LIVER :COMPLAECT-, DYFTEFSTA i JAUN
DICE, 'DEBISIT,Y OF THE NERVOUS'
SYSTEM, and WEAKNESS. of the - -
STOEACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
It is aiso,gaibini a &eat reputation in the
' ' .C I URE.of DIPTHERIA. .- •
Principal Office, Condarsport, Polter 4:0..
iitTNT'S BLOu3I OF ROSES.—fn- , h' La
?STEBBINS' •
&
o z'3 . '
I wish 'All. persons having open a6coants
'with' me to ball and settle immediately.
I will sell
tiliop for Cash
All my stock. of Xerchandise
Consisting of
CLOTEELNG-,
BOOTS, and
CROCKERY;
' GROCERIES,;
TOOLS itc d:c
3 Good horses and _Harness.
• " . • .3 Wagons,
I Sleigh, I Cutter, " '1 Sulkey,
The privilege of a good . .Ash ery in com
, • plete . working order.
IS cents
,paid fox' good ASUES,
LUCIEN BIM
l3rookland, Pa., Sept., 1864. •
i TO PIIOFESSOD.S OF MUSIC; Air-ITEM; AND THE
Mrs-loaf. PCBIC GT-'NEIIALLY.
P. A. Wundermann, f
! &
524 Broadway.
j Having on hand flie largest stock of Foreign
IMnsic in Nei,. York,, which he imports from
lEnrope expressly to meet the taste and re
quirements of the American lovers of Music,
ires-pectfully calls attention to the fact, that he!
is now' suppiying, Music of tverfy Style at a
Reduction of twenty-fa - a to fifty per cent, less
than any other bouSe in the Hutted States. ,
P.ri•. - ate FaMilies can be supplied(post free) -
by forwarding the cash to the above addri:ss.
Should the amount of cash forwarded excesd
the cost of the Music, the balance will he
promptly returned in postage currency.
Deakrs and Professors should not neglect
this opportunity; they will be liberally dealt
N. 8.--=Any and every piece of Mn§ic(rohni
or instrumental) published in Eultipe ot•
merica, will be supljlied to order, if fICCO
t panied by the cash.
f . Remember the Address,
I P. A. WUNDE .R MANN,
I Foreign and American Musk Clare-horse,
324 Broadway, New' York. 23'3
Notice.
GET:MA.7;IA, Potter Co., Pa.. Art , *. 1, 1573.
XTOTICE is hereby given the.t'Cliaries Bu
11V. shor, IiONV or late of this county, holding
the following described property, has not yet
paid any consideration whateverf cr the saute ;
and all persons Are hereby warned cot to pur
chase am- 'of `aid property. of the said Bushor
before the decision or the .Couit is given in
this case aid' C. 13ushoi has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The fbi!otrin,g is t?. property'.
ht. A certain tract of land near the Ger
mania Mill, in warrantso7.s. Abbott township,
Potter county, Pa., containing NO acres.—
Also 25 acres it warrant 5076 and adjoining
the above. .
• .
' natl. A . t'lertrin tract of land, vith Mill and
improvements thereon, near Settle Creek, in
warrant 5819, in Stewartson township, Potter
Pa.,tcontaining about 204 acres.
C. Bushor holds also in trust warrant no.
2501, in Games township, Tidga:Conrity, Pa.,
on the road leadir.gfrona Germania to Gaines,
i'ontaining 850 acres. •
tf ' V.IL ItADDE.
.
. Est - ray.
ri AKE tb ti: . e-premises of the substriber in
1t..1 Ilarriscin township, Potter t °linty, Pa.,
about the . 3 0 .. , th of October, a two year old
heifer, with a brawn and lirockied face. The
owner wilt come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away, er she will be
ditvosed'pf according to law
Harrison, Oct. 13. {3lv
Statement, of accounts 6f ?ike School
Districts, "lune Ist, 1864:
Due from delinqnent firms- -
'urer's and 'Collectors $309 00
On unseated taxes 401'00
Dr. to outstanding ordoe
13alancb of assets overili4dlities $376 00
We certify the foregoiro. correct
statattent of the accounts of Pike School Dis
trict at the date above written.... _.l .
3WII....VSLEY, President.
• „ S.ll. TreaSa.rer.
M. Tonics Secretar . Y. 1
I - 111-€4 -1, - asgf
Call -
~7OTiCE is hereby iiven that it is now
if Four Years since P. 3.'Ste'bbins and the
ntiCTi_islitted eloied their business, and as .1
part'of the debts due them. which Amain uri
paid•now-belong,-to me. •I will attend at the
Store of C. S. is E. A. Jones, in Coudersport,
for the next thirty days : to receive - the pay on
them from those_ indebted to said concern,'
after which tbeY, left in the WAS of
,Officer foisolleciiou. A 4 x:4 6 4;ewise'
issodicie.ut. - • JONES.
• CouderspOrt: 3ury 1, 1864.
11111UNT'S BLOOM OF ROSES,—for the La
• di c ; r _ a t, . • ,:STEItBINS'
02 :
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SHOES,
mLUGS,
WELLSVILLE, N.Y.
1
1 VELLOW CITIZEYS, Friends and Cuitdit,
I: erg : I return my thanits to, you for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon me fdr the
past teu years, and my business hating so
much increased, found it neneSsary to!is-tab
lish my headquarters on the railroad,',l3ak.e
selected Wellsville,arid hereafter may b 4 fotilid
at the- i
J. .
at the upper end of the village, vi,h ere II shall
be pleased to see all my old customers and
as many new ones as may feel i dispoi6d to
favor me with a call. We are now ounimm a
- 0
Large stock of
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS; • I t!
SHOES,
READY-MADE CLGTHING,
CLOTHLYG.ii.
I-
Thit branch of 04: trade We call row iitifen
i on to in particular, as we can and Will Save
you 25 to 50 per sent. Fine snits frnip $l2
to $l5, worth $26 to $25. Good black'pants
for $3, 75, Worth $4,50. Extra Doeskin $4,50:
SILKS,S 4WLS,&U.,
I
of the Best and Latest Fashions,
Fine Merinos, Thibet, Wool, Brochi,. Stella,
and most other kiud.s". k
,
Boots 4. IS'hf)4.
JOHN" SMITE
.
ripb French Calf Ladies' Shoes for $1,25
,
worth $1,75. - ' . • ,
Ifents Fine Calf Boots $3,75 to $4,75, worth
$5 tO $6.
5710 00
Hais unil Caps for,
, Ladies and Gen a., -VerYlote
334 00
Crockery hid tfardwarei
gaithu 4gtimis ; &T,
at prices far belott the present market Prices.
,
.& "I. i.tteefic;tt .01499tictiion.
Floilr, - Pork Fish, Burns,
Tea, Sugar, Cofee,:i
Pepper,. Spice, &c., I
• as low as can be bought in the Mate: •
C. II.:S1,31111 - 0fiS4.
Wellsville, N. Y., October, 186-1 '
50 PER CENTi
ir:ItEGULATOR
Nos: 1 tfc
OSWAYO PA.,
AND
Empire Stoli
A, large assortment very loyfr
AV EDii
Fait 'Winter
Pi . Lilsrißßnoa, 4 . ..kil
Have just atilt-id from New fork, i tiii t 4
stock of seasonable Goods willeb Sher will
sell as low as isf . y liMiss In thsi Cellist* I*MP
slating of •
DI? . 'SS . GfpODS,
DE L AiirES,
PGPL 3,
,PLAID PoPILVS,
=
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Hilit2W)
AYEA WS
Fun btemic of MEN'S
FASMOMIBLE MOULIN
BOOTS ctOgN,
ATS 4 CAPS;
1
t'd &c.; &c.
orroicE sTrlci OF
GROCtßirg f -
AL-Wdrg bNII4.Nh.
Tea from :75 ets. 0132 per pound,
P. A. STEBBINS'
Corner Main and secasds.oto-
Coudt:rsport, Sept. 21,1864
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