0
'
'","`"'?".`•, ,
t
• .
M
U. S. CQAN.
:
The secretary of the Trepsqy gives notice
that subscriptions will be rpcmved for Coupon
Treasury Notes, payable from Aug.15th,1564,
with semi-annual interest at the rate of seven
and three-tenths per cept. pet: anntdri,--p4in
ca‘ttudliiftteigt:boß to . VI, pal!! lit l ,l^fill
iiibbyl - 14 - ,i;.
These notes will be convertible at the option
of the holder- at maturity, into six per cent.
gold bearing bonds, payable not less than five
nor more then twenty years from their date,
-as the Goveffitaglit;inat electt - ',,They will be
issued in detrotriulticas illf46oAloo,
,$500,:
$l,OOO and $5,00/), and asubscri
multiple
must
be for fifty dollars or some pof fifty
dollars. ' •
The' notes - will be transmitted to the owners,
free of transportation -charges ns soon after
the receipt 'of the original Certificates of De
posit as they can be prepared. ,
As the noted draw interest frfm August. 15,,
'persons malting deposits itilseequent to that
date, uteist pity ps.-Ittrerestiacerned - from - date
of dote - lo dttfe of -iretiotsit. - - 1 . `'-' :-- t • ,
Parties depositing _twenty-five thousand
dollars end upwards for these notes at any one
sime NI ill be allowed a commission of •one
quarter of one per cent., which will be paid.
by Ole Treasury Department upon the receipt
sof.4llsoaill for the:spouts; certified to by - the
Etear,ssith,-whont she - deposit was made. No
4,tednetions , for. ,commtssions ,must -be made
from the deposits.
SPECIAL AD VA ArTA GES. of this LOAN:
It is a National -.Savings Bank, offering a
higher raiJe of interest than any other, and
the best; sceuritif. tiny savings hank W hich
pays iti'depositors in U. S. Notes, considers
that it is : paying in the' best circulating' me
.
Ilium of tot epantry, : and it's - Fis uns/pay in
_i_y s
thing bettCt;ldi its - own e.kse are either in
government securities or in notes or bonds
payable in government paper)
It is equally convenient as a temporary or,
permanent investment. The notes can al-',
ways be sold for Within a fraction of their ]
face and accornalated , sintetest, and are the 1
best security with banks us collatterals for
discounts.
Convertible into a Six per cent. 5-20 Gold Bond.
In addition to the very liberal inteies: on
the notes for three years, this privilege of
cotiversion is now worth abont three per cent.
for the chrrent rate for - 5:20 BOnds is not less
than nine per cent. premium, and before the war
the preiaium on six.per cent. 13.,5. stocks was
over twoaty per cent. • - It will be seen that
the actdal profit on this lotirt, at the present
market rate, Is , not less than ten per cent. per
annum. '. --- - z ..
Ds Exemption from State or Mittlic;pal Tazatici:
But aside from all the advantages, we have
40p4#1.ateN o f '„special Act of Congress ex
empts all bonds and . i .i." ( rcacurzi notes, from local
taxation. On the average, this exemption is
worth about two percet.t..per annum, accerd
ing to the rate of taxation in various parts of
the conntry. , •
It is hell eved thitno selcuriti es offer so great
' Saducernerits to len ers s aa those issued by the
goVernment. In all other forms of indebted
ness,
the faith or ability - of private parties, or,
stoblecumpan" , l4,! , .pr,
,seprtte communities,
only, is pledged for paiment,•::bile the whole
property of the country 14 held to secure the'
discharge of all the otaligatlons of the United'
tates.'
While the government offers the most liberal
terms-for its loans, it believes that the very
strong.est•apPehl will' be to the• loyalty and
patriotism of the people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all
depa'sits.. ',The party deponting must endorse I
• upon the origina/ certificate the denomination
of notes required, and whether they are to be
,ssued in blank or payable:: , 3 order. When
' so`endorsed it must be left with the dicer re
ceiving the deposit, to be' forwarded to the
Treasury Department.
S übs crinti ins will be received by the Treas
nrer of the Fnited States, at Washington, \ the
Several Aissistant Treallbrers and designated
lienositrtr,es t and by the
First National , Bank. of Philadelphia, Pa.
. :First Nationarßat.l: of Dant - illo„ Pa.
'O - 3 , .lklistNational Bank of Erie, l'a.
first National Bank of Pittsburg, Pa.
' And by all National Banks which are deposi
llarieS of public money, and
All Resoect4te Banks and Bankers
throngheut the country will give further in
formation' and
-Afford every
. Facility - to Subscribers.
flo:3rai
Advainistra'tor's 'Notice.
T E e Lettersi s -)L e, lyiy of s n ht to
01'44letlxqyiltcrarnstrip,- Po;ter county, dec'd,
Itfife‘ltikkriNgrAt4d to tlii•SulaiarilFer, all per
-, guns indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate r payment, and those haring
e 1 iras ar j inst the same will present them,
duly authenticated, for settlement to k
HUDSON HENDRYI, Adui!r.
Allegany, Aug. 30, 1564
800 rtl'rs • IV ANTED
rpQ e seli by subscription, Ali sample, excel-
Pcipular Illustrated Fa:rttil3; Works.
low Price IfiTSTORY of the
REBEI.,LION, of which over forty thousaid of
Vol. 1 have already been sold. It is a goOd
business for ex-Soldiers, and othels out of
: 7 1 _ j i` 4 '
i":Also;.fitir s. ,salli' to Pedle-0 Aferchanta and
Agents, Stationery frchages, Battle Scenes,
'Portraits and otter pictures for "the Tittles,"
"%Vizir Maps, beautiful AlbunrCard.s Currency
Holders, etc. For Circulars, with particulars
and terms, addles, ' •
.ITENRY BOWE,
' No. 111 31e.ia Street, Cincinnat*, 0.
1 • . Estate of Ge.vge Estes : D 9
NOTICE,
WHER:E..kS, letters of
the estate of Gt-or
brott township, dec'cl
the undersigned, no,
persons knowing
estate to call a
baring clair
6obri
linistratiob on
:te:s, late of He;
• vebeen granted
eis hereby iven , to all
emselves indebted " to said
settle immediately and 6100
Fp preseut t t hem for, payment.
0 LTX.. aistratrix..
r , Nov. 22, 1864
MITE CONFFSSIONB ;AND ,EXPERIENCE
r. or evtNyht.e.;
of:lll.4'lPd for the benefit and - as caution
, to young men and others who sutl'er frcith
/ Nervous Debility, P emoture Decay of Lion
: hood, ,ge.,-supplying at. the some time the
orself=ture. 'Br'one who .has cured
hintseif afeer undergoing coosidei-able quaeyt
ery. By enclosing a postpaid addressed Pn
velope, sinsle coples ma} he had of the author
:. - , - I,4..4.T.HANIMS:JfakYFAIR.. Esq.,
Erooklpn, Kings Co.. N. Y.
WIL
Adrai nistr i xtor's Notice.
WHEREAS Let Letters of Administration to
the estate Of -B. JENIKECS, late of
j
1313ipion iiiiliship, i'aierlinVohrity,dee'd,b - alie
been granted to tl e subscriber, all persons
indebted to, said es ate are kequested to make
"""'irititidlith'pl3 ; reen ;and IlioSe having c)airns
against the same will present them, duly au
- thenticated;rOisettieirtent to - ',l;-.:.:
Jul COB JENE.INS, Adm'r.
' Coudersport, Oct). 25:1864.
, i ,
"Unguestioncady the hest rained wont '
of the kind in the oi'ld."
""'-' ' ; . F . .', tr - ~,•.. '
NEW MON ' 1 ' raoyam,, -
Criticao4oticea of the .press. .
It is the foremost 31agazine of the day. The
fiteside never had amore delightful nompan
idn, nor the million a more entqprising friend
tban,Harper's*pgaatte.l- 111 /thodistProlotent
(Baltlakore.Y
Time mOst Poptelai Monthly in-the .tyorld,:—
Zrezo York 06.scruen d .
IWe must refer in to s of.enlogy to the
; high tone and varied excellences :of HARPEWS'
3.lau,Aziss-rra jonrnal wib a mOrithly circula-
Lion of about 110,000 co.Oiesr-ti whose pages'
are to 15„ . e"f6 - und sOine-cif tlitOttiCestlight atid
general reading of the day. T:p speak of 'this
work m an evidence of the Aturican People ;
and the popularity it has acquired is merited.
Each number contains fully,l4.4lpages of read
ing matter, appropriately illustrated with
good wood-crtt ; and it combines in Asolf the
racy monthly and the incirel philosophical'
quarterly, lilendel-'svith the, best fe.atures' of
the daily journal. •If has great pOWer in the
dissemination of a love of put literature.—
Trubner's Guide to American Iliteraiti7e,London
The volumes bound constivit'e of themselves
a library of miscellaneouirea i dthg such as can
not be found in the same Compass in any
other publication that has -come under our
notice,--Boston Courier ' 1
grßsopytolis.
186 , 5 r
The Publishers have perfectedi,it system of
mailing by which they can supply the nittA
ztsn and WEEkly proMptly to; bose Who pre
terite rective'theirperiodicais . ffilrectly from
the Office of Publication,'
The postage en Halper'd Mizgazini
a year, which' Must be paid a.t so
post-office, r - H
• TEP,II,S:
- _
Harper'e Nayazir;e, 'p,a4 year, s4' 00,
AM extra copy of either the ill'Oezitt or Weekly
will be supplied gratis for every; CI b of live
SOstriblrs at $4 00 each, in Onel re ttittance ;
for'S2l 004, 1
Back Numbers earl be supplied a any time
A Compete Set, nbcv com'prising Twenty
one Volumes, in nea, cloth hindinfr be
sent by express, freio)t at expense tif the pur
chaser for $2.25 pert vollumeJl volumes,
by, mail, poet-paid, p3 00. , Cloth eases, for
bindingibS cents, by'mail. pest paid. .
Address . HARPER kiBRO'fBERS,
Fraaklin Sqtiare, New Y ork.
The Paper ,for Every Eimily
SEND FOR! A SP,RCINEIN.
PCBUSIIV,D V.7l;!iliLY. •
The Smidd,-s‘-4ch061 Times.
With a rapidly iuCreasingisidaScription list.
and, the welcome it has i metllin thousands. of
homes, the Sunday School • Yrpnes' lis about to
entt:r•on its seventh
Every sincessivo
Volume ;adds to the evi
dence that FUCh 41 - iia *as needed,
anti wherever it'
. finds 'its "Way, into anew
neighinarhocid, it igjhailed with Pleasure by:
Parents and
,Tetic,ltors as supplying a want)
th:ey had long felt: l•
The Snnday School frira s. contains, from
week to week, stirring incidentsiof, interest
from the Camp, tile . f . f ielck apd the Hospital :
showing what be l t-mei Christian fortitude an
endurance are ehibitcdt by our.ibretl4en it
arms.. It is entirely tincetionainiittcmal; an
is therefore welcOme at e,very loyal Christiai
fireside. ; , .
' in. - Nortmber a serial 'of absorbin
interest.will be coniniencedlfrom the pen of e
gifted author, one' who 14s! written some%lf
the best juvenile books that Iluire been pub{
lished for the past ten years:'.
The publishets offer a, tie'notifut Pr:emit:l
Piatelof "Christ Blessing Little Children" t'O
any one who will get up al list of Dive new
',SubsCribers for the Sti;pl,7.l,i•Scheol Time:
Send for a specimen copy, 7hich, will be
mailed free on receipt ofi=. 'a stamp to A-,
postage. i L
OARRI - LTES It: - CO., •
•
Publishers Booksellers,
1411 S. Eorath 'Philadelphia, Pal
,
COIIItETE PICTORt
TEE TIME,'
"The Best, Chenp - st, (01 most Success-'
ful Family Paper i the Union." I !
HARPER'S WEEKLY,'
- • SPLENINDLY ILLUSTRATED.
Critical Notices of , the Press.
"The best I'aniiiy, Paper Published in the
United States."--Rw Larlon A.dvertiser.
ii,The Model
,Newspaper of Our cotintry—
complete in all, tbe Departaaents of an Amer
ican family paPerk—Harpees Weekly has earn
ed fur ,itself a right 10 , its title "A JOURNAL
OF (:11VILIZATION 1"--211, Y. Evcnbi Ad.
"This paper furnishes the best ilstrations.
Our future historians enric themselves
out of Harper's Weekly long 9.fter tviiters,and
painters, and publishers .ifitu!rned to dust"
—.Yew York Evan.gekiit.
"A necessity in eve bbusehold."—Boston
Transcript.
. -. "It is at once
Heal annalidt
"The bes .f
' Traveller.
ceding political and histo
the ;nation."—The Press
f its Oass ie America."--Boston
SIII3SCRIPTIONS.
1E360.r
lhe Publishers pare pe r fected n systeM of
tatiLing by.which they ,can Supply, the 2 , I4GAr
ZINE and WEF.KLY promptly' to those who pre
fer to receive their perifirlicals directly from
the Office of Publicitioho Posimasters ;and
others _desirous of getting up Clubs will be
supplied'ivith la handsome pictorialoshowl-bill
on-a7 : piication.
The postage:on Harper's Weekly is '2O cents
a year, which; must be paid at the" subscriber's
post office. I
TERM: ,
HAaPEC's nr..x:,11 one „Year s4'oo
An Fxtra Copy of e:ll.ber the Weekly or Maga
zi Ma will bc supplied gratis ;for every Club of Eire
Subscribers et S 4 00'eaeh4 in one remittance; or
- Six Copies Jon $2O 00. ji 1 1
Back Numbers can be supplied at any time.
The annual Vointmes Of Harper's Weekly,
i4,neat cloth;bindit?r.wiit be`seat by express.
'free expentei, .t& for eadh. . A complete Set.
comprising Eight Volumes, sent on receipt of
cash at the rate 6f 54 50 per vol., freight at
txpense of purchaser] 1 4'cldress
HApl,kitjtpTy w rta,
. Franklin quare,'Ne York_
OLEAN' ACAPEPTY.
tte Pall Term will 'copal enc.& August3lst
18e4 and : -Continue thirteen weeks., „Tuition
feom's4.l3o to 58'.00 perjerzn, ~ a ,oard can be
had in the Principal's family. Rooms for
Qelf-boarding- can be had .in the . ACademy
Buildings at 5.1.00 per ' -
R. wiLDMAN,ii4.'I44 Principal, assisted
by ' other. Teacher „i
Class will bb orgbni7ed for the
instructio& Of ' tealiherS in their profession; in
which' liilliVo — OVeiNoknial Methods and other
valuable aids -will „be-used;
- F. S.IIARTIN, President:
ETANLY, MAATIN, Secretary.
==n
Winter;;Go •
:ovs,T)Kirs:
" I .
OUP. atttentioit islntitcd to the,large and
attiltetiva Stock just' -receitrel , , and,: for
sale es low . a 3 the same qualities can e bought
anywhere in the county._ ;
We ha)•a on band- a -large. eta_ varied as
•
sortnient of Dotnestio Cottons, utenprbing,.
BROWN SHEETINGS, and • ' •
• SEIBTINGS, " "
• •'E mums
BL • I
DENIMS,-
STRIPES: ,
I • CHECKS,
TIMINGS, and •
COTTON FLANNELS, on which we
cannot be ninteis n 9ld. • -
We purchase Our goOde for Cash , and' offer
Thera at a very small advance
From Cost. • -
FLANNELS.
IF yea Want to ptirchase - -
RED ;
• . GRAY
BLUE; or
PLAID' FRENCH SHIRTING FLANNEL;. call
At Olmsted's.
DRESH,GOODS;, j
. • DELAINES, t (
PRINTS,
BROCHE, and
WOOLEN,SHAWS
is 24 cts
scriber's
HOODS;
SONTAGS,
NDBIAS, -
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
CLOTHS, and
CASSP , WRES,"
- a full supply; ,
- ' At Olmsted's.
(I)I,Q'T`SINU.
DON'T fall to call 'before purchasin,
see the assortment
800
NN4 OR Men;
riety a.
For Molasses, syrup, Sugar, Tea and
i fdet eTeiything in the Grocery line
A full assortment of.almost verythim
kept in a country store on. hand.
o keep Goods ; that will give setisfae.
sell goca articles at the lowest. hvin
i •
I 1
~
Grain of ail kinds,
1 . Butter, Wool-,
Sheep Pe
Deer Skins-, , •
Also,
County, Township and School Orde r
of which the highest prices will be
• lit Oluristed's
Coudersport, Pa,Nov'r 18, E9BI
L HISTORY. Or
1864
,
Brings many , a
change, therefore I
eluded to changemy system of doin
and I shall hereafter sell for
, - 1
CASH or FRQDUCE, .;
L BU,TTER, LARD,
EGGS, RAGS, GRAIN,
DRIED ( BERRIES, &e.
IN my stook of Groceries I have a choice
` assortmentof
TE AS,--- I , •
GREEN,
SUGARS, I
MOLASSES,
HONEY SYRUP
SALARATUS,
COFFEE.
Also; PREPARED COFFEE,
MUSTARD, '
- N - have a good stock. (bought so that 'I am
11_ enabled to sell at prices current before the
War) of !
DRUGS, a n d . • ,
1 PATENT MEDICINES,
Also, KEROSENE OIL. 1
1 7 A.NK PE I NOTIONS, - • '
. )
' ' ' gANCY. SOAPS,
EXTRACTS, and ( : [
I - ' 'PERFUNERY,
are still kept. ' ; 1 I.
H
FLOUR,; I •„ I 1 I
! • l I IORK, " I
ME A.L.of all kinds.
, .
And many (3ther things too numerous to
mention kept constantly on , hand anwill
be sold for; r, , - .1
i 'VMS PROFIT. . . 1
than ever before. offered in this:market.
E. L SPENCER.
Jan. 20; 21 . 384 1 . • - - 1 - -1
Dr. A. FRNCH's
CELEBRATED TONIC' BITTERS
RE becoming thy most popular Medicine
in circulation for the cure of
LIVER COMPT,AINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAEN
' DIOE, - DEBISITY OF THE 'NERVOUS'
SYSTEM and' WEAKNESS 'Of the
STOEAOH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS: •
It is, also !tainting a. great reiutation in :the
' ' ' • tuto of.aarrErEELC:
Principal Office, Coudersport, Potter Co.,:ra.
_"_ ATE_
At Zll:flat
1 ,
& S #5l 0
Wnmen ,!c Children, in gn
d dienp
At Olmst
AT QLMSTED'S
AT OLMSTED'S,
Vautfli.
BLACK,
and JAPAN
PEPPER;'&o;, &c
ti 4 LM .F 4
~•_;
- -
• t :3
"1 VE -FOUND ITI
Itiras the - fezil tionlor theAtronConitt who
.: - .' . .2.; . •-p - : : : ~..•:, , ....;.•,, , , . :1, : k :-....- :
Id-thikt_ the world mo ved. lit iti
First discover&
7,• 2 ,1
_orbit ' siot
; _
a joyena law been t he exelam
ssrho. have found TEL. PLAT
lion °ribose
can be pnielmsed FiF 13t1.1
PER CENT.. below the market
where GOOD'
or TWENTY,
find, them as representFd. Two
price; end ye
be considered in purchasing
binge are
luality and the Price, and
14 both, can be better satisfied
icithan any other in this or ad
'es. Think' v4riciliefo-e b
nying
%oda: the.
chasers' stud
with our sto
oining cons,
" DEAR
RH." Now is your Ulric to fro
ARTICLE. "belays ars • dan
cure a GOO
ometimes fatal.". Don't tsa t for
geroue and
, vmons advance in Goods.
another eno
ing but it. partial list of our
The fella
arge assorti
Me i ru:to
on-of the Ladies'is coiled:to the
rinoes,Black,Brown, Blue, Maroon,
Bite. •Some of these were bought
. the rise and will be sold nearly as
ent wholesale prices at JONES'
ad}es• Crot,h
and Fancy Colors at , JONES'
The.attenti4
stock of
Drab and '
preriOus,tol
low as preii
Slut, Gre
Boy's -Wear; •
Striped, Checked; and Plaids
ntucky Jeans;and Cottonades o
st quality at • JONES'.
Cassltnere-
Tweeds, Ti
the very b.
and
MI
ourning Goods
• vi
Black
zinc, Dela
Purple Go
Alpacas, Empress Cloth, BOurba
nes, Rep Cloths, arid Black anti
ds of various kinds at.JONES'
Domestics •
etings, three-qnarter, four-quarter,
r, fine unbleached; Pillow Case
ing Muslin, Shirting, Ten,quarter
, or sheets 'at JONES'
Mr!
Heavy Sh ,
five-qunrt.
and Shee
bleached
d , s
White Goods
gin, daccnet, Cambric for
.11, Linen, Swiss Muslins, Nainsook
aid, striped or plain, and Bishop
JONES'
•'1
Barred M I
Skirts, 'le i
3fueiin, p
Latviis at
MO
Embroideries
nds, Ladies Collars, ndersleeves
that is
Dimity B
with pr
ithout collars at
MEI
•
Woolen Goods ,
tb tabs or points, for Infants and
Misses and Ladies ; Nubia's, Under ,
d Caps at JONES'
ion agd
Hoods,
Children
sleeves a
profit.
Prints '
dren, Shirting Prints, -plain black,
black,blue and white, and. all kinds
at JONES'
For Chi
white en
of Fano
Cloths
ack Broad Cloth, excellent quality
lefore the rise. Cassimeles, black
d. black and fancy Doeskin, staged,
•
d Plaid in fancy colors, and Cloth
:e suits at - , JONES'
Gents'
bought
.11k mix
plain, a,
for who'
ts, Furs
pafor a
id
/ Hosiery
I s wool ribbed, 1 cotton ribbed, cotOn
dared and white, plain or fleeceit
Women
plain, c
Girls'
hit; brown, mixed, wool or -cotter:
1 balmoral stoOkings.
Miens' home and city-math
1 sizes, white Or mixed, at JONES',;
I
r rGloves '
ies, Gaiintlet and Hand Gloves, Els
otton, Plain and Fleeced Silk. Gent
log Gloves, Nssimeres, , at TONES'
64
and no
Boys',
ace eon
brisinesa
For La
Ligon,
fiaa
Shawls
ies ; Shepherd's Plaid, Broglie, Lei*
are, Woolen Plaid;• a great variety of
!colors at • JONES'
For La
and Sq
elegani
Delaines i •
.estie and' foreign manufacture.'' We,
ure our patrons that we believe our
1. is spring to be more attractive in this
; n ever before. JONES'
Of do. ,
can as
stock
line th'
I' Bath:Loral Skirts
,
ray two breadth; =inking it pecessary
but two seam in a full•skirti in a great
at '_ , .** • ?ONES'
'- - •
With
to hay
varlet;
- ' Groceries .
.mars, Choice Syrup, Good Rio Coffee
ndi.e wad Dandelion.."offee, Rice, Cor
, Farina, Cocoa, .57,c., at '4ONES'
Teas,
West
Sttre.
Brushes
Tooth, Nail, Bair, Hat, Paint,', l frarnish
!rtist Brushes at ' 'JONES' ,
Cloth
and -
Dr gs and Fancy Articles
Di
Oils, aint:, qnd Dye Stuffs, Whiteead in
Tine ns,Alcoliol, Camphene, Kerosene,Lamp
and amp• Fixtures. Glass, Patent . Medicines,
Clie 'call, Botanical Herbs, Perfuniery,Fancy
Soap and Toilet articles, Gum, Hair, Ivory
and oodea Combs, Potuadea'and bblOgries,
fine assortment of FlaooringiExtracts,
Ink and Paper, and Linseedlpil—raw.
oiled, at ',TONES'
and :
Pens
and
_ . .
Clot,hing_
and Men's at
EIS
;13Ocits and Shoefs
ery description and the best guality,'M
ishing low pkices at - jiLIONES'
Of e
asto
Wall Paper :1
ng Paper, Transom Papers wftidolF Car
., Borders, Tasseleland Fixtures, at J's. •
•
DIVARE, WOODEN;W,Ani
iVILLOW-
E, NAILS, IRON, PLOWS,:tiVINDOW
H, FLOUR, PORK and 'FE in fact,
r thing'that; the tieople need can be had at
JONES' .-
f which wi l be sold at the lowest-rates
,
1
COUNTRY , PRODUCE TAKEN
EXCHANGYL__
Ocadersort, Pa., June, 468.
- •-1- .... , 71 .. .•,,,,..:-
~.,• ,- I --'''-r-Arli` '4" ileum- - '
areixAta .
irl
1 offer for sate on=able terms ; and It - b.
eral time :':"• " - 1 '.• '
.Acres-6 Cleared 4'
,ON-4 FAR 1.,-.1.4
OX Mg I- 1 2ip A - cies-80 'Cleared
FARM t 5t = Acres--15 'Cleared
ONI FAI4 t-L 7 3o9'Airres , 7 4s. Cleared
.1.
A 124 lots of other Farms and Lead. ,
Some money may pe required down.,- .
.. •• n-
Lucießirth
. Pa64' tf
II theof
Having secured, services
'HENRY, S.'?COWI3URN
LACKSMITII
of pieriti yeais e;perierle.e in England arid
Arap,iiCh... ani.prepared to furnish fainfera
and travelers with the best of
:11orse. and Ox Shoeing,
Shingle Knives, Butcher Knives Ste., promptly.
L. BIRD, kreprietor, •
BroOkland Potter Co., Pa.
. foraie'rly, called Cushingville.
May 25 1864.
AT
H. 34 otansrrEres
gTORE can 'always be found the best o
Cooking,, Box and Parlor
"S
T O i • ,V\E S.:
'Also, TIN and SHEET :IRON ARE, POTS,
KETTLES,' SPIDERS, SCOTCH BOWLS,
FRYING-PANS, SAPRANS, and' QAULD
RONS. Also N
- ' Agriotiltural Irtipleinents; N
such as , PLOWS, SCRAPERS, CULTIVA
TORS, QORN-SHELLERH, HORSE-RAKES,
DOG-POWERS; &d. ' • -
HIS WORK
is well made and the material good. Cloud
and aubstanvial EAVES-TROUGHS put up in
any part of the County—Terms easy, Ready
Pay of all kinds, i4acluding Cash, seldom
!refused.
(Store on Main Street opposite the Old CourS , ,
House, Coudersport. • Aug. 1, 1863.-50
• .
PUTNAM .
Clothes Wringer
Will wring anything from a'single Thread to
,a Bed-Quilt.
PRICES : $5.50, $6.00; and $B.OO.
P. A. Stebbins & C 0.,,
Agents for Potter County,--Tan 25, 1863
JUICES'
P, A. STEBIN & .
p.
Paying the highest price in
CASH for ,
•
W I t
OL - •
50,000 POUN DS 'WANTED !
J
Coudersport, jane 28, 1884.
P. A. Stpbbins & Co.
ARE AGENTS for the of
WHEELER Si; WILSON'S SEWING
'MACHINES for FOtter County '
Noy'r 181'63
151 t. TOBIAS'
'VENITINAT LINIMENT(
HAS GIVEN UNIVERS4 ,SATISFAC
TION during the fourteen year it•has
been introduced into the United States.—
After being tried by Millions,' it ha's been
procla:ruccr the pain deStroyer of *he world.
Pain, Minn.; be where this liniment is ap- ,
plied. If used as directed it cannot and nev
er has failed' in a-single instance. Fo'r colds,
coughs and influenza, it can't be beat. One
25 cent bottle will cure all the aboVe, besides
being useful" in every family for sudden.acci
dents, such' burnsl
,cuts, scalds,' insect
&c. It is perfectly innocent to take
internally, and can be given to the', oldest
person or youngest phild. Price ..2.sland 50'
cents A bottle. Office, 56
New York. ' Sold by all drt
rIASH PAID FOR BUTT . )
_IJ by E,
MAN,.13.0 OD :
HOW - LOST t HOW RESTOED!
Just published, a new HOW_
of Dr;
CalverViellls Celebrated Essay
on the 'radical cure (without medicine)', of
SPeawintinonA, or Seminal Weakness,' In
voluntary Seminal losses; IMPOTENCY, Mental
and Physical Incapacity; Impediments to Mar.
riage,, etc. ; also: OoNsumirtor., FiPM.RE'SY, and
Trrs, induced by self-indulgence or 'sexual
extravagance.. !
ter'!Frice, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cens.
• The celebrated anther: in . .this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, that. the, alarming
consequences ofifelf-abuse 'nay be radically
cued without the dangercois use of interbal
Medicine or the application' of the knife--- ,
pointingout a move of cure, at onee
certain and effecutal, by means of which eV, -1
cry:.suffefer, no matter what hisconditian
may be, may eurelimself cheaply, private y
1
and:radically. , , .
VirThis Lecture sheuld be in the . ban s
Of every youth and '-, the land.
Sent,, under seal, i !lope, to a y
is cents ):
or
t a w a o dr PesostApsotasttn-Ppl.d, of
k otbe
cgAs, J.
i 27 Bowryl~}o
• 0 ATS It. OA'
irpwill pay. 80 -C L.
deli*eidd at ray
Pee:. 190804
.
A . S OAP ,question Bc,ttl d Jnquire At;
.BTEBDEKS'
MEM
_..iy.,. _ _ . ,itairtinationia
va
riously , cansedtby mercurial t 'disOalkqew'.
living, diSorde#&iligettion r frotfi l uidieglthy
food, imp* Of,: filth Urid.74lthY li - delft,
the depreSSinl ' Vices, '.'iiid,' tilicit ia allP I
hY'
the venereal Infection . . Whatever " beith.
,origin, it is fiereifitaifitilliti• constitution,
,descentling 4 ‘froin,; : parerta'tio' v e}llldretGthrio .
the third and ihnith getteraticiti;"•:".ixideedpit ,
seems to be 1114 rod of 11l 'who saytr,",“.l:will
visit the',lnisiiiities if IlieVathers-ufloir.theirl •
children." The diseases it origintitea.tahe
various- 4 naniea, , ..according..to ,the organs it
Attacks: . •. In the lungs,. Sniefuln.produoel -
lubercles,, arid] finally ; Consumption riii, the
• glands, .swellitigs.;Which:_srippurate and 'be;
come uleerotil sores ; ` in - the stomach and
bowels, derangements which; produce iMii
gestion, dyspetsie, and lifer complhititi4on
the skin,.eruplave and dittinieoris - aftettions.
These, all having the - Satrie brigin, -- reqUirethe ~
same reinedy, fviz4ntifleifflon and invigera- '
tion 'of the hlood. Purify" the .blocid, .nd
these dalfzerots clistemptrri; leaye.yOti, With !.
feeble,-foul, of corrupted:blood, you :car i net •
have health; iwith that ~ life .of the flesh']
healthy, you cMonot havt. scrofulous disease. \
-
- Ayer , e sersdpariutt ~.,- , ',1:t.3 \.,
is compoimded, from the most effeetriallintt-
dotes that medical science has discovered for •
this afflicting Idiitentifer, ditl'fOr the - Cure - of
the diSorders 4 entails. That it is far tiifpe
'rier to any ether remedy :yet deviseckla
known by all who have giVen it atrial. - That ; .
it does combine virtues truly extraordinary
Ott their effect upon this class. of complaints,
is intlisputablY proven by the great muititudo
of pUbliely known and remarkable, cures it
as made of the following diseases: King's
tm.l, - ,t or Glandular Swellings, ..Tumors, -
Fzup::ens, Pimples; Blotches and-Sore#,
Erysipelas, One or St. - Authony's lire,
~, .
Salt Rheura,:,Scald Head; Coughs from
tuberculott4 deßsits in the lungs, White
Swellinga Debilitm . Droes•tr, Reuralgia
Dyspepsia or . Indigestion, Syphilis and
.. .
Syphilitic • fections, Merourial Diseases,
I cn
Female We 1 CZSEIS, and, iadecd, the whole
series of cot !plaints that iris front impurity
of the blood. Minute reports of, individual ;
cases may fond(' - in .writs AINIERICAR
AI2iIII:NAC, vv lidl is furnished to the druggists
for gratuitons di :tribe ti Mi, y; herein may be
learned the directions. for it? _use, * and smite
'of the remalrliable eures . Whitli".4. has made
' when all Otlicr remedies had - failed to afford
relief. Th l )se. 'cases are purpdsely taken
frem all se •tions.. of
i i ..
. the country, in order ,
that every eader may have. access to some
;- one who can speak to him of its
. benefits front
personal experience. t. , ercfnla depresses the
vital cnergi,k!s, and thus leaves its victims far 1
more subje,et to disease and its fatal:results
than are healthy constitutions.l lienee it
tends 'to' shorten, and does greatly i shorten,
the average 'duration of human life. The
vast importance of these considerations., has
led us to spend years in perfecting a remedy
which is adequate to its cure. his we' now
offer to the public under the name of AYER'S
SARSAPARILLA, although it is composed of
ing-recliepts, some of which exceed the he.st
of :2 , :nraipaiilla
. ffi. alterative nol't - crJ By its
aid you airyprotect yourself front the ruffq- '
ing and! danger of these iiisortiers: .••:.I.•'•tirgfe
out the ;foul corruptions that rot and fester;
in the blood, pUrge out the causes of disease,
and vigorous health will follow. iil33 - its ped,u-'
liar virdues this remedy stimulates the vital
functions; and thus exPels the distempers
whfcli lurk within the system or 'Mist out
on any part of it. , . .
We knew the public have been dece ived
by many compounds of .; Sarsciparilla, , , that
promisd, • much and did nothing; ; but they.
will neither be deceived nor disappointed In
this. llts virtues have been proven •bY,lthati
-dinit trial, andthere remains .no question; of
its surpassing' excellence for the cure of .the
afflicting diseases it is intended to reach.
Although under the same name, it is a - very
different medicine from any other which, has
been before .the people, and is far more-ef
fectual than any other winch .has ever been
available to them. ! •
.- -' . . _ ';•
IM
rot OATS
B. COLWELV
To e ° IV ii Vi t t
3ctionr.Klurks
.0 dung:do:Wag(
Wades arcien.,..4t,
rrolucet'oF
'6Y'stii en
ted,`;cif3ace~; agate
luid-becon* in
)etent:o sustain ,
itatforcesAiAl*
dOnai.:acti?,%si.9l4
, the 1 1 914.9 1 41 0 '
into disorder and
A'o'FR?S
CHERRY PECTORAL .
The World's Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-,
sumption, and for•the relief
•• of Consumptive patients
in advanced ,stages •
of the disease.
•,
This has been so 'long used and 'so-mg
rersally known, that Are need do nor tore
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up, to the best it ever luts been, and that it
maybe relied on to do all it has efersdlerne.
Prepared J., C. 41-ER & CO.,
Practical Wait Annlitical Chenzists;
• • • LowelL'lSinsa,
- Sold by - 01l druggists every wliere. -
Sold by C: S. & E. A. Jones, Coudersport.
Chappel Ulysses. ;
C. H. Simmoes,'Oscvayoi -
Mann k Nichols; Millport. • ; •
Colwell & Co Roulet' and :by. Dealers
everywhere. -
§APONIFIER • .
.• 9
Or Concentrated Le
Falaiily. Soap Maker. ,
WAR makes high' pricei;'S/1130DiSei helps; to.
reduce them. It makes SOAP for FOUR cits.
a - p_ourt&by using your kitchen grease. .7: f;
PE'CAUTION ! As spurious Lyes are of
fered also, be; -careful and only, bur the
PATENTED article put pp in Iron cant;ILII
others being COUNTERFEITS::
PENT/SYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTITETROVe,
F'HILADELPEIA - -N0.. 12 .7 . Walnut. Street.
PITTSBITAG.--Pitt , Street and Dugnisne.Way
Costax'sVernaine_Exterrainator
For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bed Bogs, Moths
in Fars, Woolens, Sce. Insects on.Plants,Taivls,
Animals, dtc.'
Put up in 25c. 50c. end $l.OO Boiea, Bottles,
and Flasks,. $3 and $5 Sizes for Hotels; Public
Institutions; Sc. • ' • •
"Only infallible remedies IttieWm*
IFFiee from .Poisons: l ••
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Rats come out of their holes todie,"
- ***Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
* * *Sold by all Druggists and Retailerseyerkt
, where. , • ,
*** Beware !I! of all Worthlees imitations
"See tfiat'"COsna's" name is on each Bps,
*'
Bottle and Mask, before , roesT b '
* * *Address meniry'lii:, ,, Coortar,
4- 4 ,. - *Prlncipal" - Depot*4B; Broadway, N. Y..
* * *Sold by • , •
STEBBIN§
Wholesale it Betail Agosts;Tiondersport,:r