THE POTTER-COXINTY_JOUR
1865
Local and General:
1116:See New Advertisements.
GO/ iS slow sallirig at $1,44:,
Ng. Trains are again ranning. yogi:4l'lly ,
oa tbe Phila. & frie.;
,
M: Hereafter all our National'eoltrare to
haie tho.thotto • "In God Ave Trust"
• •
is
See.change in Simmons' -advt. ~E fe
selling sheetings from 12 to IP cents+and
not .62 cents as we published last * TOE.
' •
f leir"We will be much obliged to .those re
ceiving' information !from - the , frOnt, if :thejr
sciil furnish ns With the names of those who
are killed or wounded. - .
ge9...7'hey. have had a second flood. in
VirelLsboro, occurring on the. 30th e l f-Mat:chi
destroying considerable property in and about
Welisboro. ; .
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',* 269.,.. But little melple sager will be made
in Vermont this year, on account of the snd
din coming of 'spring, and the absence of
frost in the ground. i
ser-wo. learn that Wm.
,Rogers, _of Alle?
.gany, 'and Alonzo Wagner, of Rulalia, Were
killed in. the recent battles,. and Andrew
Wagner was again Wounded.
`ger P. A. Stebbris It, Co., are opening a
fine stock of Spriu Goods, bought during
the 'panic in New York. Give them a call.
You will find goods cheaper than at any
time since, '62.
Sliir Lieut. Willi. m ,Colwell, of the 210th
1
P. Y., wounded I t ,;the the battle of Dabnqy's
Mill on.the sth of ebruary, returned • borne
last week. We ar glad to learn that he is
fast recovering fro his wounds. • v
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•
11:63"' At a Church in Geneva, Switzerland,
pilVers are made every Sunday for the sn'c
•cep or the north in its straggles against ,a
wicked rebellion, Or the continued health cf
:'resident 'Lincoln,' and for the speedy ex
tinction of every vestige of slavery from the
American republic: -
Car It is said by refugee Georgians that
Vice President Stephens left for his 'home
immedmitely on his return from the Peace
Conference, .an.d will have 'nothing more to
dcd with the Confederacy. "Baits desert a
sinking ship" •
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1103 The i3rsifted men of this county are
to report this week, we understand. If our
cause prospers as well during the next two
weeks as it has during the past, they will run
a very "poor show for a fight." They_ won't
be sorry, neither will their friends or the
friends of the country.
M. The annual election was held in New
Hampstiire on Tuesday of last week, and the
tiniouiste swept the State by a largely ht
lcieased majority, electing Governor three
members of Cotig)-ess (one gain)ancej pretty
much all the legislature. Governor Smith
has nearly 6000 inajority--;4ouble that of Mr.
Lincoln last fail. I Democracy don't seem to
-vegetate down. East this season. •
fte,, The whole of the first series, of the
seven. thirty bonds, in al/15101,000,000, have
beeo taken by the'people iu the b"rief period
of forty-three 'days. Tbe issue of the secorid
series, dated June 'l4, will go on 'without in
terruption, and bhyers will get back il.erest
at the rate of 7 3410 per cent, froir. the time
'WI their sobscription to that date.
L l e.ta.ry of War kits Ordered'
II raise the flag ort• the ruins
• hieh floated over it during
in LS 6d. it is to go up at
just four years from the day
lat. ,It As to be saluted by
.rt.Sumpterand.by a nation
very fort and •betttery .that
~with suitable. ceremonies
pens of Gen. Sherman or
, f the Programme As a speech
l ard. Beecher.
.xt The See ,
Gen. .4.aderson ta i
of Fort Sumpter
the rebel. assault
noon, April.l4-th
ho was ,firiven
100 guns from 1r...
al .salute from
fired at Sarapte'
under the dime,
=more. Part
by Rex. ![eery N
05)7" The Ho e.stiale Republic says of two
classes of copp rheads—those who, do and
those who do not display the Stars and Stripes
during the aelebr tion of our victories— -th'at
there Is more ta:,inliness end consistency in
the conduct of the latter class than thero is
in the farmer.. matters not, Bro. Perinituan„
• whether they ard gay or sad, fur
The mower mo • s on though the adder may
writhe,
And the copperh
;his scy.th:
ad swine round the blade of
AV - What h s become of the 'McClellan
flags displayed • urine the fall mitapaigh?-=
Why not di,spla them now? We are sorry
j
to think that th re are any in our midst who .
ca-not heartily rejoice in the victories that
will bring peace sure and lasting. Some of
the "little Mac.' party appeared to have for
, gotten him arid - felt as jubilant as the black
est Republican. We are glad to see it—sorry
they are not all so. But ant with yo'ur colors
—if they are worth anything they should be
displayed nowlwben the best blOod of the
country is ban shed in their defence.-
ger FRIEND ic.—When you hear the cop ; '
perhetids say, : s they frequently do "We've
-c otched 'em;. • e've got ' - em penned now;"
tell them the following; his
wife
man with ,is
t
l i
wife Peggy w re ' once traveling•through a
piece of woods, and were pursued by a bsar.
They. took she ter irt an old vacated house,
vrigich chanced to be by the road-side. Bruin
foliow,ed. , The man was soon bestride a beam
beyodd the rea hof the bear, while Peggy
with a club, of er hard Aghting; destroyed the
,animal. As they went dragging oid Bruit" by
the titre, thean called out to every one he ,
saw 'Peggy a d I have kjlled a bear; Peggy
aid I hsve kill d a • bear 1" • , B.
it
, -... ...-...-- ,„,„.
1 •,t2M.Tlielrealiet:of last week was the great
estknown in the Susquehanna for many years.
All - the railroads were thrown out of time, but
we presume t `at all were running again by
Mouday' , last.• None of the railroad bridges
it /7poisbnr were destroyed, although the
, Cumb,erland alley and Pennsylvania Central
were slightly. injured. , We do not learn of any
very great da age hanik g been done by the flood.
--.67o4lbetibu .9 RePotitorY.
ii,
• The.estim ed , loss, daring the invasion of
Pennsylvania made by,the friends of tbezaid -
bill, was fire millions of dollars, While the
loss by the II od is estimated at ten millions.
%%aloes in the oil regions 'alone' is estimated
• to,bg between two and three millions of dol
lars. 'Yet the "Repository" has not heard of
any, Ogreat damage." Come now, that won't
do ; :when s 4 tiding tears foryour own suffer
ings do nota ut your elrea
,and cry " 1 4a
bort ,and zove.otbeil" „ ,
I,,T.uxj!lltsilmirg.pirateh4astresti, enlarged
iiiiiitakient:ap
pearance. gt is a spiny paper, ever up to the
tuned in news. !
ONE of the largesti sized guns is•to be seat
from St. LoUis to Glitenall—the home of Gen.
Ilrant,=4.4 he fired-tdierd fn honor edict fell of
Richmond. I
,
e is tio6"agserted 7fo' be reipon
siblelor.the disastrous conftagration atßich
tainadj;)Siveral .m erch ants . are ,said. -have
implored him M vain to prevent the desk
traction.. 4
itneed that Garihaldi's daughter
yrat-glyitit birth , at ()alike& th...a
his grandfsthei'i desire; has
ened'Liicoln, la hoe* of :the
P.residOitt who has abolished
Li , • • • ,
IT 4EI fl.nnq
Tpresiti ,
boy, who,
ben christi
9,olerian
Slav9iyA
- .
ernor Appointed
~Hon. F. B.
IMontros,e, President Judge of this
.lace:otyndge - 2dercur, xesigned.
mie to fill „the vacancy
• the :pe`cipie-it tlie District nett
Tao Gov,
Streeter, (AI
District in
Tboitpßirto
election, b .1
October: •
Gov Fen onhas is a proclamation des
.
ignating irist., to be'obseried
as a day of Thanksgirtni, Prayer and.Fraise
by the peripli of his State, - for, the teCent vic
tories achieved by the armies of the
BttowN'a BaoscutAt Taocnxs, when alloWecl
to dissolie in the month,-Ifave a direct influ
ence to they affected parts; the soothing - effect
to the mucous linibg of the windpipe allays
Pulmonary irritation .and gives relief in
Coughs; Ctdds, and Abe various - Throat affec
tions to ' hich pdblic Speakers and singers
ate ltable.
A Troihington dispatch says , that some
anxiety islfelt as tattle result of the injuries
received Secreary &Ward in the fall from
his carriage. It is !wind that in addition to
thoie• first' reporteA his jaw was fractured:—
ills fall nitist have; been very heavy to cause
injuries sci serious; and his recovery, at any
rate, very tedious.:lle will - probably
be iacapahle of attending;to the duties of hil
office for'Some weeks. •
,
eV' Onr Uniori citizens-of this piece had
quite.a cgebratio4 on •Saturday night last
over the victories; of the past, peek. There
was a torch-light irarade, salutes fired and
bells rung, The xesidende of John 8. Mean t
Esq.,. was:illuminated rmd!presented a beauti..
fal appearance. ) IVe were sorry - that more of
our pepple did not find it -convenient to "go
aati-ddliliewise."l but the time was so short
and the delebrittipu that particular evening
so unmected . tto much. reniatned undone
which under diTere.nt circumstances would
have been joyfully ridded to the festivities of
the occasion. I
,
gir FL W. Williams, (if - Wellsboro, lists
been appointed by the, Governor, Associate
Law..histice for "this . .JUdicial District. : This
appointnient is Ina& to relieve Judge White
of some of the note arduous labors of his
position.; Of Mri IVilliatris the ..4,qii,cyctr.truly
says: The appointment could not have
fallen upon a more worthy gentleman. Mr
Williams occupl'ei's - first - place -among the
lawyers of Northern Pennsylvania. He is
gifted-with thati clear perception and com=
prehension-which,; with ;an intelleCt-trained
to examine into the reason or things, are of
So greatiliuportahee — on :the &nal. He will
do honor to the :preference, and prove an
honor to the Bericli."
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Ite,„ Some twenty years ago, when a bill
presented in Congress byJohn_Quincy Adams
had just been dlefeated, one the Southern
members said to him :so, sir, you are in a
tuinoritY,'again. When do you think it will
,be othei!wise witli you Yankees?"', I don't
know, sure,r !replied Adams; "probably
when the votes are Weighed instead of count
ed. '--Nyhen ouy; army 'entered' Charleston,
I there was fluincP in the office of the Courier a
bust of :John O. aillioun, which being bointed
out to bid negro wonian as, the'representsi,
tion ad Man whb-had l done much to keep
her peoid4 in slav!ery, she took the bust, car
ried it into thel streets of Charleston I I and
there smashed into a. handred•
"Irches'itre weig,tied." ' "
;
'Tnr. lithc.lziacs.—lt would be diffienit.
,to provide a - richerbill of fare for the culti
vated tdste thad the publishers of the Atiantic
hme served qr.; in the April number. The
opening articlej-,f 4 The Adventures of a Lone
Woman" in tbeOilDiggings, is.as rich and
racy as:Anything:we have seen in a long time.
The variety is most excellent r and a poem en
titled qllosea Biglow to
,the Editor," is in
Low.ell y s best vein. Altogether it is a pre
mium number .1 $4,00 :per year, Ticknor, &
Fields, Boston, Mass.
The April nnTOber of Harper contains 142
fine illnstrations , on wood, accompanying the
usual excellent variety of reading matter.
The number opens with. a 'fine illustrated
poem.e:ntitled 'A Dog's Day Ended," brim•
ming wltii , pathos and truti poetic' fire. • The
number contains fresh chapters of Arinadade o "
and -"Our Mutnal Friend."' s4—per year.
'Harper: & Brothers, NovN York.
` , Our Young Folks for; April, is super-excel
lent. , This new Boys' , and Girls' Magazine
proves a spleridici success. It is rout bad,
even for old folks to read. The circulation
has reached 40;000 copies per month. Tick.
nor & Fields, Boston. j ;
The , Ladies Friend, by Deacon
.&. Peterson,
Philadelphia ; Continues to hold its high po
sition !among the cheaper kagazines of its
class.: Its engravings are always good, and
its rending matter superior. $2.00 pet4year.
Whiskers 1 ; ,Whiskers
Do you want Whiskeri or Moustaches? ' Our
Grecian,compound will force them, to grow on
the smoothest face •or !chin, or hair on bald
hetids; in Six Weeks. Price, $l.OO. Sent by
mail.anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt of
I price. Address 'WARNER & CO.
lysn Box' 138, Brooklyn, N. Y
, 1
Fiehoh' Burr, Mill Stones.
,
Mansifakory Ltherty. St. near the Cotton Factory.
1
1 HARRLSBURG PA.
TnE undersigned announees to the trade
that ..he continues to manufacture and
import direct from the most celebrated quar
ries in France, the best qualities of
French Bu rr Mill stones; -
which be offers at reasaable sates and, guar
I satisfeetion:te the purchaser. Also,
every number in use c of.the celebrated .. .
•
OLD AUkEB GRAND BOLTING CTOTH.
Orders by l mail> primptly attended to, and
goods forwarded by railroad, canal; or express
if desired. 1 1 , : ;WM. H. KEPNER,
3b:43, NO.AO. WeoState St., Harrisburg.
“113 N, T'S 131.00.1 9F ROSES,---fortha La=
.11..1 @rirßßitiV
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Tag i r - 4 4
- 1 - `! . 3r
tkIkWATt
SS THE BEST.
It is Made ott the hest principle, while the
foreign watch is
. generally made on no . prin
ciple at-I.llCThe! &fign 4. ,Watc ip-Inostly
made (by woineniand oys,mi Aram , ' ZVhile
their labor is cheap, their work is dear at any
price. Such watches'am made without -plan;
and' sold,without guam,qtee. They are irreg
alar-ih voitstructiati;- !and :4 into - as , irieguitir
ni °vet:tient. Theri ate designed. - only_ r-to
sell;•and the buyer le the aparty, most thor
oughly sold. Those yell() haveltepviancreip
and mlepines". antl.: 4 Swita levers" impfdessed
repair for:a fewr.years apiireciate , , the
truth of our statement. „-•••• " - • ,'•
THE PLAN -OF THE AMERICAN' WATCH.
Instead of being.made of several hundred
little pieces ; _. screwed together, the body of
the; American Watch is formed of SOLID
PLATES.. •No jar interferes with the. harmo
ny of its working,_ and no sadden shock can ,
throW its . Machinery out •of gear. In riding,
or any hasiness,pursni t r it is all , held` together
as firmly as a single piece of tu9tal. It is just
what all machinety,shoulitbe-- • •
Ist. ACCURATE. 2(1: 8131PL2.3d STRONG.
4t4. ECONOMICAL '
,!'
We not only secure 'CHEAPNESS. by our
systeth, but QUALITY. We do not pretend
that our. Watch can be bought forless money
than the foreign , make-believes, but that for its
real value it is sold for.onci-half the price.
OUR SOLDIER'S ,WATCH (named Wm.
Ellery) is what its name indicates—Solid,
Substantial, and always Reliable—warranted
to stand any amount of Mare.hing,
Fighting. '•
OUR NEXT FIIGHER ;QUALITY OF
WATCH (named . P. S.. Bartlett) is similar in
size and , general appearance, but has more
jewels,'an,d a more elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH, -recently brought
out, is put up in a great variety of, patterns,
many of _ them; of rare beauty and Workman
ship, ie.gaite , small; but warranted to keep
time.
OUR YOUNG GENTLE BAN'S WATCH is
neat, apt large, and just the thing for the
pocket of Young America.
TEE PROOF of the merits of;our, Watch
may be found, in the factthat we now_ employ
over seven hundred workmen in our factories,
and that we are ,still unable to supply ,the
constantly increasing demand. ` ,
OUR .THREE. QUARTER PLATE WATCH
iSsihinner and lighter•than the others we pave
described. Its fine chronometer balance
delicately adjusted , to correct the variation,
caused by changes of temperature. These:
wtitalles'are the fruits of the 'latest experi
meuts' in chronometry,/and are made by out
best workmeti, in a separate department 0f.,1
our factory. For the finest time-keeping
qualities: theychallenge comparison with the
best works of the most, famous English and
Swiss makers.
BOBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company;
182 Broadway, N. Y
BUTLER'S FIASCO
At Fort Risher, was scarcely a greater failure•
than is daily made by most of the
advertised hair dyes ; nor was
TERRY AND PORTER'S VICTORY
More complete, perfect and glorious, than the
conquest achieved by
Christadoro's Hair Dye
Over tray, red and Gandy beads of hair. The
obnoxious hue is wiped out, in five minutes,
and a magnificent brown or black, glossy
and natural, takes, its place. , Manuitctured
by J. CRISTADORO, No. 6 Astor House,
New York. Sold t.y.;Druggists. Applied by
all Ilair-Dresseri-
DR. TOBIAS'
VENITIAN LINIMENT.
IT CURES CHOLERA, ;WHEN FIRST
taken, in a fea hours; Dysentery in, half' an
hour ; . Tootbache in five rniniites. It is per
fectly•innocent to fake interrially, and is re
commendectby the most• eminent physiCians
.• •
Ike United States. Price 10 and 80 cents.
TOWANDA, Pa., A igust 6, 1659,,
,Dr. S. 1. Tobias New - Yor : Dear Sir :--I
have
_used pour Venitian !tient with great
success, both as an interne as well as .an
- external medicine.. In cases i of Billions Colic
and Cholera Iforbus I regar It as, a sover
eign remedy. Your Venitia9 l Horse Liniment
stands unrivalled as a horse liniment amongst
farriers and boatmen on Ibis canal. 7
WM. LEWIS, Sop't North Branch Canal.
Sold ',bp . a.II Drogaists; dffice, No. •56
•Cortlandt• Stre'et,. New York.] • 1
A Stank BOX OF BRAMIRETH'S.PILLs
contains more vegitable extractive matter
than twenty homes of arty pills in the world
besides, fifty-five hundred
~ physlcians use
them in their practice to the• exclusion of
other purgatives. The first letter of their
value is yet scarcely appreciated. When
they are better known sudden death and
continued sickness will be of the past. Let
those who know them speak right out in
their favor. Ifis a duty which will save life.
Blur race are 'subject to a redundancy of
vitiated•bile at this season, and it is danger
ous as it is prevalent; but Brandreth's Pills
afford an invaliiable and efficient protection.
By their occasional use we prevent the col
lection of those 'impurities, which, when in
sufficientquantifies' cause. so much danger
to the body's health: They. soon cure liver
complaint, dyspepsia, loss of appetite, pain
in the head, heart-burn, pain in the breast
bone, endde.o_fairitue.ss and coSavtuess- . •
Sold by - ali respectable dealers in medicine.s.
WAGON SHOP !
MBE subscriber bar located in Lewis-
I. rifle is prepared to do, all kinds of work
in his line, on short notice and in the best
manner. -
Making and 'Repairing
of all kinds. lam enabled by the aid of ma
chinery to do work in the wagon-line better
and cheaper thau any other establishment in
the county. - I am also prepared to make
COFFINS:- • EDSON HYDE.
Ulyises, Non's, Dec. 1, 1864' '
Bkidge.=-Notice
IS hereby given that sealed proposals will
be received until the 15th • day of. April
next for Building a Bridge across the Alle
gany River on Second Street in the Borough
of Coudersport, similar .to the Bridge at the
foot of Main Street. iu said Borough, except
that: the carriage-way is to be 16 feet wide,
to be' ono foot higher alibre high water murk
and to be 70 feet:in length. Said proposals
I to be left with;JOHN S. MANN, Burgess.
By order of the Council.
• . D.. 13A1LER, Sec'y
Coudersport, March 97, , :1865.
WM
ME
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GRANT Sr...SHERIDAN
HEARD FROM
ApiptilEß lIIVIOH VICTO Y
GOLD DOWN
HEAVY DECLINE. IN GOODS
AND
I'. Al STEBBINS & Coq
At now receiving a new' and complete
- STOCK OF
Spring
.Goods'.! !
purchased .einee the heavy deeline and
i
during the' recent papie nj New Yuri
Coo'Osting of
DIiESS GOODS,
DELAMES,
• POPLINS
ALPACA'S,
.MOZANBIGGIIS
PLAID POPLL.VS,
BLACK SI,LKS7,
BALMOR4IL
CLOAKS,
CLOAICINGS,
CASSIMERES,
'll stock of MiN's
SHIONABLE CLOTHING
ALso
BOOTS & SHOES,
iIATS 4. CAPS,
&c., &c., &e.
Drugs, and Fancy Articles
Oils, Paints, and Dye Stuffs, White Lead in'
Tin Cans,ilcoliol, Catnphene, Kerosene,La.mp
and Lamp Fixtures. Glass, Patent gedicines,
Chemicals, Botanical Herbs, P . erfumery,Fancy
Soap and Toilet avticles, Gum; Hair, Ivory
and. Wooden- Ootpicils, Pomades and' colognes,
and a fine assortment of Flavorina• Extracts
Pens, Ink and Paper, and Linseed . Oil—rand
and bpiled, . , I
• Brushes
(pith, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Hat, Paint; Varnish
and Artist Brushes
CHOICE STOCK OP
Glioc ERIE S,
Tens, Sdgarer.Choice Syrnp, Good Rio Coffee,
West India and Dandelion "offee, Rice, Corn
Starch, Farina, Cocoa, k6c
ALWAYS 01Y NA N?
P. Al STEI3I3IN3', d Cell
Owner Maia and &s ii Ilinei4
Cleskogrark, Apr. 10;11145
::Ys• - • , '"aa , i.."10 , a,r4t),W 4 : l :"ltW4'
T.
hori• f . - ••
P.i.i!Lut tlr9.tthek S ecretary .9 Abe kremi:
run the undersigned ' bee assumes tC 43"."611n; F=NDS AND CTST NEW : —' •
eral;SubseriptionvAgencr fortFthe,-isalezr'p I return 'yon
• ' i" • ; -
le - - - - ett
United §tateiTreasu4i 4 o-teti, bearing seven. my Sincere thanks for ,
x'.:PrUiseral patronige,,
and three tenths per=cent, interest, per an: for the pit few years, and would say to yen
atim ,,r t fibi n -a, the .. --, • -,••••••'",,,,-,• -•,,,•••; • - , that I have located tnyielf at Wellsville,
•- ... -v. •••,, ,-,. .•:.. • •••;-: - , •. - ••••..1 ' N. Y., and May here li fter be found at the
S ffnli-TRIRTIr LOAN: • - , •. •
These Notes alwiisned tinder:date of
'pail', 1465; tuna are payable three gears from
that time, - ip Currncy,:or.pie ;conyertii4P-at
thesciptionpf dial:wider intq ; i- .
•, iv . „ S. b.:20 , si ieri.oilit. ,4.1 •
GOLD BEARING ' BONDS
,• /Flies° bonda are *noir worth , ::a Preinintn. i
which Increases'the actual prat on tbP.7.30
loan, and its exemption from Slate aid ritimhiial
teixigtiMi, tA* - clgt:from one ici threeper•cen4
more, ,aciording -to 'ihe rate levied On 003er
property. The interest id, payable semi-/M-1
nuallyi by 'conOons attapfied to each mote,!'
which may bp cut off and sOldlo, any baulkof
.„..
banker.
The interest'amounts to ' !•- -
One Cent . per : day an 13 850 note
Tsvo cents" " 0100
Ten it," " " $5OO
26 Lir Ft - .is 91000 ''t
• 'ttissooo,
-Notes of alt the denominations aamed will
be promptly furnished upon receipt of sub
scriptions, and the notes forwarded at once
The interest to 15th Jane nextwill ; be paid in
*advance. . This is • , '
THE ONLY LOAN IN' DIARICET
bow offered by the Government, and it 19
confidently expected that its superior advaii
tages.xvill make it tha
. _
GREAT, POPULAR 1.0141 OF -THE - PEOPLE.
Less Mau p01:1 4 09:9,000 of l the Lortn,:air
tborized by the last Congiess are now on the
market. This 'amount, at the rate at which.
it is being:absorbed, OM all be subscribed
for wiihin four months, When the notes.will
undoubtedly command a premium,' as has
uniformly been the case on closing the,sUb
scriptions to other Loans. - '
Se order that citizens . of. every town and
section of the
,country May-be afforded facil
ties for taking the loan; the 'National Banks,
State tanks, and private Bankers throughout
the country have generally agreed to receive.
subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select
their own agents, in whom they haveconfi
dence, and who only are to be responsible for
tir delivery of the notes for, which they re
ceive.orders.
. , . 5 Y com, _
• • Subscriptibn Agent, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions ail( br received by tlth
'First National Bank of Harrisburg,
First National Bank•of Lockilaven,
First National Bank of Philadelphia '
First National Bank of. Williamsport. t.
THE •NINTH NATIONAL BANE
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Capitq.l, $1,000,001) -Paid In;•''
.= FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
And Special Agent for .Tay, Cooke,
• Subscription Agent, _ -
WILL DELIVER 7'30 NOTEE, FREE Or,,CIIARGE,
by , express, in all parts of the country; and
receive in payment Checks on New York,
and! Boston, current bills, and
all five per cent. interest notes, with interest
to date of subsCription, -Orders sent by.mail
will be promptly filled. -
This Bank-receives the accounts of Banks
and Bankers on favorable terms; also of in
dividuals keeping New York accounts.
. J. U. ORVIS, 'President.
J. T. BILL. Cashier. • .
OL OT.fr S.
A IiARGAIN!
THE.MOST DESIRABLE HOTEL IN NORTH
ERN PENNSYLVANIA, TO BF I
SOLD AT IPEUT.ATE SALE.
The: Subscriber Offers at PRIVATE SALE
the Housei which he has occupied for the last
ten years find known as the ,
•
COUDERSPORI' HOTEL.
It is situated at the County Seat of Potter
County, Pennsylvania is capable of mom
tnodating Seventy-Five guests, has running
water in several of the rooms on the baser
merit floor, and'A BARN ONE HUNDRED
feet long. The lot has a front of 130 feet on
Main Street and 180 feet On Second Street.
All the necessary MA-buildings, Ice-houses,
Sheds, ke., are in good condition.
The attention of persons desiring to par
chase a Hot4l is called to this property.
It has for a long time been considered one of
the best paying Hotels in the norhern sec
tion, it is the centre of .a great amount of
tt arel,and has' the advantage *fa reputation of
being "well-kept." A Company with a large
Capital. Stock will commence boring for Oil
in the early Spring with good indications of
success: Oil has been takenfrom the surface
of a stream only one squire from the Hotel
and those best cemoeteet to judge seem to
have no doubt of ihere being Oil, not cnly
in the County,Auiewithin the limits of the
Borough. Of course every one can see .what
an advantage' this! will be to all the Hotels
in this County, hut more decidedly to this
one, as it is by far the best in this section.
The undersigned being engaged in
_another
business which requires his whole time finds
himself unable to attend to it, and this is the
only mikson for his selling.
For frirther particulars address
F. GLASSMIRE,
: Coudersport, Potter Co., Pa., or
Titisville, Crawford Co., Pa. ,
February' 22, . 1865.
THE subscriber desires to inform the citi-.
zens of Potter that he can supply them
with all kinds of Mdrble work, as cheap and
as good as it can be had,nuy plice in the
cbuntrY. MONUMENTS and-TOMB-STONES
Of all kinds furnished on short notice.'
-1 • BREIINLE.
Poodersport, Feb 13 '65. I,y
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IYEarble Yard.
EMPIRE
ADD
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Nth. -,4• ytlßK:zz k4k I p
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botight q3t the Stdre foittavirf - tpecui
pied by Gib. Asher"' I" shall ionthine td
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WErotzstz.r.l'ArtzfßE - ztav
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in both of the above Stores, and hope tosae
allof myold friendS:and customers, u they
are in want' of Geode, end will iry to sell
thedi IoW enough - taliay theta fotf:acatilait.'
We are now selling ; tns best PRINTS frogs_
lo=lB cents. = - •
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Extr from 15' to 11 4.5'. : ,ceratO
•I : • •••-: •
Good MEETINGS ''from ;12 to 25:e.eiftri"
TICKS, DENIifS, *TETk 9 , 1111 d * /1 .
Cco - odg.in proporhoa. 4
'll
CL - T RIX - G . a
Good elite for $lO to $l5
suits la-tirciporti'oti: Aniree I have an air;
stock --- of "Clothing . l will sell `lollVlrltiolleie
sale 15 per .:'cent, less 1/26.11: can
be bought: in'New Xbrk.
BOOTS si;.skoEs,
EATS & CAPS,
sti4! , oLoegs; arc•.,
at reduced pFicee< - ;, , ki.•: --,v
GROCERIES ;•! *r..---•";• , i';'-',.-'.1.r..1.7.-Ej
AND
very low,
RICH DRESS SILKS.:
AlvPßgSs -CLOTHS,
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an-i all offer etjleo
of Ladi4
very - Yt
Hoping to recet!e an early: call,- I rentain
your friend, , . - •
' • " EL. SIIIMOIig.S.
N. Y., March 26'1865.
- FRUITS
A GO
p.. f aß ro i° ,4l, 6 t e u n tolPo u r i t ' i.. Tr t e a
11:(grafted,„ P
subscriber cheap for,..m.sn. ~ALkey veert_
nicely preserved througlObe,,winter cad .are.:
in excellent condition for:setting out. :
L. 8.. COLE. ,
:Caudersport,lfarch 31, 1865.
POlt SALE . • . i •
THE Subscriberoffers for Sale' the follow
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.1. ihg tracts of land, to wit • " j,
y-th - e
Ole tract of One Hundred and Poit •
r
and seven-tenths acres in Pike' townshi,
Potter county, qn the Genesee ForkS. Pries
$llOO. ' Sixty acres are impOved, with one'
log barn, frame kitchen, fra,tue , barn, 'for!y .
good fruit trees, and two hundred' sugar
maple trees. - The farm will' eat grass, 'in la '
;
good season, sufficient, .at present prices, o
pay for it.
Also, another trace of Fifty-six and tit-
tenths acres, in Bulalia township, forii miles
from Coudersport, Thirty acres of whichil i e
improved, with one 'frame houie, log bar
and some fruit trees ihereon. Price f 450.1 , '
Also, a Wagon Shop "and half lot in th e
Borough of Coudersport, one lot west Of 2. -- ...k.'
Stebbins' &Co's Store near Glassmire'sllotel. ,
The tools, lumber, &c., can be bOught'yea;
sonably ;or a portion of thens,if.thepurehaaer ,
so desires. One`, halt can' be pald_in Wants': ''
Work: • . G :.: I' ,
? - I'l
A redUction of ten per cent will be ma e
for Cash down. ' '
For further particulars enquire of the sn .. ,
scriber;at his Wagon;Shop in Coudersport,'
Feb.,20,11865. Vir..R.IIVES.I - -
1566 • 1565
110BHILADELPH/A & ERIE RAILROAD -:;
This great line , traverses the 'North ri
and Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to
Oak city of Erie, on Lake Erie.
It-has teen leased by the Pennsylvania Rail
Road Companys and t.nder their atispicesj
being rapidly , opened throughout its en re
length. _
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It isltow in use for Passenger and Freight
business from Harrisburg ",to St. -Marl's
miles) on the Eastern. Division„ and_ from 4
Sheffield to Erie, (78 miles) on the Western -
Division. •
?LUZ OF PASSZNCISIt TRaINB AT 41111:414C
Leave' Eastward. • '
Through Mail Ttaia —2 ' 340 M.
Loave*estwazd.
Through Muil Traini:; . 10 18 A. M.
Cars run thropg4:.wrrstOpt,cifisoa both
ways between Philadelphia and Lockßair, en
and between Baltimore and Lock Haim 1
Elegant Sleeping' Cars on Express Trains
both'ways between Williamsport and Balti
more, and Williamsport and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger bPsi
nese apply at the S. E. Cor. 12th and. Market
Streets.
And for Freight business of the Commy's
Apt.
Agents: . I.
S. B. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 13th and Market
Sts., Philadelphia. ' • ,
'J. W. Reynolds Erie. '
J. M. Drill, Agent N. C. R. B. Baltinforn.
H. H. Housrozi, .
Genii Pdght Astl.
Lewis L. Hour;
Gen'l 2Teket Ase. "Wel.
Jos. D. PoiTii, • i
Gen't dranager,'port
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