NEWS!!
GRANT & SHERIDAN
HEARD FROM AGAIN !
ANOTHER . ITION VICTORY
GOLD DOWN
HEAVY DECLINE IN GOODS
AND
A, STEBBINS & Con
Ate now receiving a new and complete
STOCK 10E'
Spring Goods 1
purchased since the Ina./ decline tnd
during the reeent, panic in New York,
Consisting of
DRESS GOODS,
DELAIHES,
POFLL S,
ALPACA'S,
..MOZA.A 7 BIGUES
API, AID POPLINS,
-BLACK SILKS,
.133LMOI?AL SAYRTS,
CLOAKS,
CL 0 4.KING S,
CASSIMERES,
F t 1 stock "Vf *Ex's
FiISEUZNABLE CLOTEINO
1 I'LLS4
BOOTS & NIMES,
HATS CAPS,
&c., &c., &c.
Drugs and Fancy Articles
Oils, Paiiats, and Dye Stuffs, White Lead in
Tintans, alcohol , Camphene, Kerosene,Larnp
and Lamp Fixtures. Glass, Patent Medicines,
Chemicals, Botanical Herbs, Perfumery,Fnncy
Soap and Toilet articles,, Gum, Hair, Ivory
and Wooden Combs, Pomades and Colognes,
anti a fine assortment of Flavoring Extracts,
Pens, Ink and Paper, and Linseed Oil—raw
and boiled,
Brusties
Cloth, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Hat, Paint, Varnish
sad Artist Brushes •
CHOICE STOCK OF
GROCERIES,
Teas, Sugars, Choice Syrup, Good Rio Coffee,
West India and Dandelion voffee, Rice, Corn
Stu.Cll, Farina, Cocoaokc., •
4L WAYS O.N HAND.
I'. A. BTEBBINSAit Co„
Carnes Stain Ai Eleecatd. Streets,
Coatlimpet, Apr. 10, 1863
ME
DiL TALBOTT'S PILLS
Composed of highly teonckutrated extracts
from roots and herbs o the highest medicinal
value, irifalßablEi in the cure of all diseases
of the Liker 'or any dekangen2ent ;ol?.he Di
gestive Drt4ns.l '4'heyiremove all impurities
of the Blood, and aretinegialed in the cure
of m
Diarrb, Jaundice, : Dyilpepsia, Scrofula,
Biliousness, Liver,Complaint, Fevers. Head
ache,
,Piles, Merculiall DiOases, Hereditary
Humors.'; Dose, for adult4 l one pill in the
morning,: children bat a pill.; From one to
three pills cats inar4 cases, and from
one! to three boxes rill cure ally curable case
of do matter how long standing. Price $l.OO
V. nOTT TALBDT,T4II. D. & Co.,
I I G2 Fulton Stieet, NewlYork.
RESIST.
i IIiCE 114.1 1 AN END 1 .
• , .
Geberal new of brilliant 1 achieventents is
arriving 'frotd everycarter. Hetds that
most furiouily rebel ag ins t the laws of beau
ty, whether they be' white, lion gray, or
sandy 'or glaring red, a e eVeryWhere
, 13
S'rß t T IR COLORS,
btasilc
And assuming the lo eliest brown or the
moat lustrous and perfect 'black,
tinder the swift operation of
I I
Chritadoro'A• Hair DYe
Which tranifigures thiM in a few moments.
Manufactured by J. pRISTADORO, No, G
Astor House, New York. Sold by Druggists.
Applied 4 all Hair Dressers.
ARCANA. ,WATCH
AN ELEGANT NOVELTY IN WATCHES.
The cases of this Watch are an entirely new
inventionl compused of six different met
als, combined, rolled together and plan
ished,l producing an exact imitation of IS.
carat gold, culled Aroma, which will always
keep its coldr. They are as beautiful as solid
(cold, and are,afforded at one-eight'a•the cost.
The easels beautifully de,signed with Panel
and shield for 'lame, with Patent P l ush Pin,
and engraved in the exact style Of 'the cele
brated Gold Hutting Levers, and are really
handsome and desirable, and so exdet, an - im
itation of gold] as to defy detection. The
movement is manufactured by the well known
St. Miter. Watch Company of Europe,and are
superbly finished, baring engraved pallets,
fancy carved pridgus, dj'iasting regulator,
with gold balance and the improved jeweled
actidm, with title dial and skeleton hand.4,and
is warrantdd a good time k.,d(eper.
These watches are of three different Sizeß . ,
the Srnalles:t being for Ladies,• and are all
Hunting Cases. A case of six will be sent by
Mail or, Ellpress for. 5125.00.. A single one
sent in a handsome Morocco Case for ~, 3 25
will readily sell for thtee times their costa We
are sole agents for this watch 'in the United
States, and none; are genuine which dO not
bear nue TrAde Addrel-.3s
- 111AE.D' W. DE".-I.l.Tyli & CO.;
lomorters, 15 ..11:11 , 11..n Luhi. N. Y.
CAUTION FROM TH.E:
ADIERIC Alit WATCH COMPANY.
rt :Laving come to our ka wledg.e that jut
'
itatiorisof the American Viatch have been
put up 4 the Market .in great:ndmber, cilqu
lated 1 17, :5 their; ntter 'ti ot'th!lessness to injure
the rep4tation of our gen:line products, to
protect Our own interests 0.41 the publiclfrom
imposition, we again publish the trademarks
by whi4 our Wat , :les inlay invariably be
.known , .
e vianufacture. four sty:es of Watches.
The First has the name
"AMERICAN: WATCH. CO.. Waltham,
Mass.," engraved on he inside Plate.
The SP'condliJs the-name
"APPLETON, 'TRACI' CC'., Waltham,
Mass.,?' eno ' Taved er. the ,i nside plate.
The rhird'has the name
S. BARTLETT ' Watihnin. " en'
•
g aced on the inside pate.'
All the above styles have the name Amer
bigam WEitch Co. pltint on the dial ; and are
Wdrranted In every . Tespeet.,
4'he llortr?‘ 12ns the!narnc
"WM; ELLERY, libston. `iris.:' engraved
' '
ion on the inside plac, no. named on the
I;dial. ,' '
All the above described i.. - . - 1 - cites are' made
I of varicilus sizes, and are sell in gold ct. silver
1 be' c
cases, as may reonirek.,. 1
It is hardly possible for vi to .accurately
describe the numerous 'lmitAtions- to which
we hare alluded. 'Mc:tare ufually inscribed
r with .names sonearly ..approniching our. cwn
as to esCape tbe observation pf the 11:13CCUF
torned buyer. Some arc' represented as Made
by the"Upion Watch Co., of Roston, Yrafo."
.---no ,such company existing. Fointi bre
named the "Soldier's Watch," to bO .4da: -,
our Fourth Or Wm. Ellery Style, ni r nally
known as the 'Soldier's Watch." 01.?:!e s are
named the t, i 'Appleton Watch Co. :"others
the P. S. #ll-Cbr.v," instead of cur "P".S.[lbart
leti ;" besidA many varieties named -in such
•a manner as to convey the idea that they are
thq veritable ilroductions of the American
A .. .itch Company.:
We
We also caution 'the public, and• paitien
larly sol4iers, against buying certain articles
0.&41,rn watche r s. sci freely advertised iMillus.-
traled papers as "Army -Watches," "Otlicer's
Watches," "Magic'Xime Observers," "Arcana
Watches," &c,.,thd: prices of whi..h are stated
to be from eeven to sixteen dollars. A good
watch, id these tithes, cannot be afforded for
any such money. : • ,
-I
A little attetglca on tbe part of buyers will
, ora cross ; ; impo s ition. .
l'itragSiz APPLETO.N
~
the Ainerican Watch `Co.,
182 13roadway. Nilw York.
,
CL 0 TBS.
tie Cure et Stlirl
Poroui Plas
_
tors.--liewLmany persons, from stepping on
a piece of ortinge peel, bare been lamed for,
life. A taselwhich might have begin of this
kind his just been brought to our notice. A.
gentleman, from placing the heel oflhis boot
on a piece of orange peel, was suddenly
\\
down, and violently sprained his
l
knee. .;Eie Was months confined to the
house, .t. houg-h.he ha 4, the best medical ad- 1
vice. As a last resort a very eminent phy
sician 1 - • as called in to see if anything'more
could be done. After examination he said :
"My r opinibn is, your knee \rill never be bent
again." He recommended ihat the whole leg
and knie'should be encased inn plaster of
Paria bandage, which would accelerate the 1
permanent stiFenian• ' of the knee, and said, i
"the sooner it iwas done the better." But 'the
patient, before , trying this application and 1
having a stiff' knee for life, enveloped it in
our gorous Plasters, and in less than two
morals his knee as perfectly cured.
Pridc' w
Principal agency - , Brandreth House, New
York. By the yard or single plaster.
Sold by all dealers in medicines.
Dr. A. FRENCH'S
CELEBRATED TONIC BITTERS
A RE becoming the most popular Medicine
in circulation for the cure of
LIVER COMPLAINT ; DYSPEPSIA, JAUN
DICE, DEBISITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEIki; and WEAKNESS of the
STOEAQH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
It its also gaining a great reputation in the
CURE of DIPTHERIA.
Prisioipal Mee, Gouderspar e , Poster Co., Ps.
THE POTTER COMNITY JOURNAL.
Coudersport, Wednesday Evening, June 21, 1865
Local and General.
UNION STATE CONVENTION,
A State Convention will be held at Harris
burg dri WEDNESDAY, the 19th of JULY,
1865, At 12 o'clock M., for the purpose of put
ting in nomination a State Ticket, to be sup
ported by the friends of the Union at the
cusing October election.,
The earnest and zealous Tabors of a loyal
people Isecured the great victhry in 1864 1 and
made the war, which our enemies denounced
as a failure, a glorious succe r b in 1865.
Our flag has been maintained- 7 .our enemies
destroyed—our Government preserved, and
peace re-established. Let every friend who
aided in this result, take baerisuses to be rep
resented in that ConventionL 'We must see i
to it that the fruits of our success are noti
jolt to, the Nation. ;
Business of vast importance will be pre-,
sented for its consideration, , and every dis
trict in the State should be represented.
SIMON CAMERON, Chairman
A. W. BKCF.DIET
• 'Secretaries.
SennFORNEY, '
It is yeported that John C. Breckin
ridge bas escaped in a vessel from the Florida
coast. ! '
_ 1
tgl_ tiojart is in session this week--Judge
WiLLIA3I.S In the chair. No civil business of
any importance transpiring. _
far' A. son of Benj. Rennels. of this place,
was sever q ty
y kicked by a horse on Tuesday of
this Nitek. No fatal result is apprehended.
)1" It ls reported that the rebel General
To'onips cdmmitted snicide at his residence in
Georoa, to avoid arrest by United States
soldiers. !
Senatot Foster, now i acting Vice
Presi;dent of the United States, was recently
seen I near Norwich, Conn., W,orking at the
plow', in a field on his farm.
..Governor, Pierpont has
,called an extra
sessi3n cl the Virginia Legislature next
Thursday, recognizhig as sueh the body
which assembled at Alexandria.
Some 'visitors to the battle-field of
the Seven Pines. in Virginia. recently picked
u:1 rdmarkably well developed skull, in
w-bieh a colony of bees bad built their home.
It yqas evidently a last year's est, for the
bees bad gone, though the net remained
perfect. •
Judge tindcrwood has arrived at
Washington, bringing with him rllthe docu
ments connected with the indictment of Gen
eral Robert E. Lee 'and fifty oth-rs, at Nor
folk, Va. The Judge also corn sto see and
consult rith she Attorney ,Gen ral ea the
matter.
Ben. Wood, of the Ne , York Necs
Relict, has been arrested for complicity, in
the lassassination of President Lincoln. Ett!t7'
wood, Assistant Manager of the Ontario Ban
Montreal, testifies that 525,000 of the a
sination fund was drawn in favor of 1V
Jak.: Thompson.
-
The preparation f , nr the lalipg. of the
corner,to4 of the monument at'GeVysburg,
are almost complete. Major General Howard
will delivet the address. Cs.donel C. G. Hal
pine, ("Miles „YReilly,") will read an original
-poem. Major General Geary will act ,as
Chief Marshal, and Her. Dr. Tyng,', of 'New
- o'rk - , as Chaplain of the occasion. •
The friends of the LToited States Gov
ernment and of lion. IV. H. Seward, SecretarY
of State,.everywnere will be mach gratified
to learn that lie has so far recovered from the
injuiries urraer 161 d) be has for several weeks
suill.-nd, that he is able b walk from his res
idence to the State' Department, He is en
gaged In the discharge of Ibis official duties
severarnotirs daily.
Private 'Miles O'Reilly, the celebrated
ong writer, has been mustered out of the
United States sef:iee. and has taken to the
field t ofjournal:sm. During the four years'
war ihe has scan it great deal of He with the
army. He has seen much service in the
Sout;lt ane_ in *the West, and in ttre Not.rth. He
has :been several times up and down the
Stre4andcalt Valley, sometimes chasing
the nbels and zometirnes being chased
br ;hem. He had the honor, too, cf once
haviit , manacles on his limbs, like Jeff. Davis.
for some of his .disorderly sass down in
South Carolina.
nottti;G ron Om ON KETT&E CEEEM.--BGTIDg
for oil has been commenced about 18 miles
up Kettle Creek, in this county, by Mr. Jemrs
FITZGERALD, of.tersey City; N. J. He has all
the necessary and latest improved machinery
on the ground and is going to make a thor
ough test of the matter. 13.3 is possessed of
ample capital to carry out the undertaking.
Should he be successful, patties I owning
property in that section will be tinder obli
gations to him for makibg the first ciperi
meat. The indications are reported favora
ble.—Lock Haven Democrat.
•
,
' rtrJohn Mitchell, the "Irish patriot," who
came to the United States .to become a vio
lent admirer of slavery, and who coreted the
possession of "a rich plantation in the South,
well stocked with niggtirs," was arrested in
New York on Wednesday upon a charge of
treason. Mitcbell Was tine of the editors of
the Itichnond Exisminer, apaper most violent
in sowing the seeds of sedition and keeping
up the blaze which Bred the Southern heart.
Upon him, and upon men like him, miserable
stipendiaries 'of the "detached service" sys
tem of the Confederate States, much of the
bloody hiaMe of the Rebellion rests.
M;While a shillyshally class of Repub
licans are pleading for the lives of the trai
tors, headed by Jefferson Davis, as well as
the Copperheads, who are united in their
opposition.to hanging for treason, we have
yet to meetlhe first returned soldier, who has
gone through the fire and storm of battle,
who does not insist on having Jefferson Da-'
vis tried and hung. A few days ago we raet
a one •legged yours man and asked him what
the "boys' thought on the subject, and he
said there `was but one sentiment among
them, and as for him ifJeff. Davis was hung
he-was torttent to lose his leg, but if he was
not hung it was mockery to make war to
preserve the constitution and the laws. John
Brown, a mis-gnided and deluded man, who
supposed the slaves would rise en masse,
seize his feW guns and pikes and free them
selves, wa solemnly tried, convicted of trea
son, and bong. But now if the advice of
these triflers and sympathizers with treason
i.s 10 be followed, these double dyed traitors
are not to be hung for their treason.
But our faith is in Andrew JohnsOn, and
the country is with him in his determination
to carry out the law against treason, and
traitor!' gall bang ;— Ea. ,
gar The 'HOWARD ..13.9SoCIATION; rails
delphia, bears a high reputation among pub
lishers as an honorable and reliable Institu
tion, having always met its obligations for
ten or fifteen years. We feel assured that it
is an listitation ;well *orthy of the Public
confidence and stiPport.
ler' The Net York Obscroro., in an able
article on church Music, by its senior editor,
thus speaks of the Mason Hamlin Cabinet
Organ; "Here we have fin organ, sweet,
solemn, sonorous,
and grand.; with your eyes
shut you cannot distinguish its sound from
that of the pipe organ itself. It is st effective
and beautiful as to meet the desi es of the
most refined and fastidious, and is alt that is
needed in any church of ordinary size.?
{,Public Speakers, Military Men and
Singers, and all suffering from Irritation of
the Throat and Hoarseness will be agreeably
surprised at the almost immediate relief af
forded by the use of "Brown's Bronchial
Troches." Their demulcent ingredients allay
Pulmonory irritation, and, afte public speak
ing or singing, when the throat is wearied
and weakened by too much exercise, their
use will give renewed strength to .the vocal
organs. I
NEW FEE - BILL.
We print below, from the Record, the pro
visions of a bill passed at the last session of
the Legislature, increasing the fees of Alder
men, Justices of the Peace and Constables:
Aldermetit Oa justices of Peace.
• 1 scts
Information or complaint, on behalf of
the Conimonwealth,for every ten words 2
Docket entry on behalf of the Common
wealth 1. 20
Warrant or raittimns on behalf of the
Commonwealth I 40
Writing an examination or complaint of
defendant i or a deposition) for every'
ten words • I i.• 2 '
Administering an oath or Affirmation
,1.0 1
Taking a recognisance in an eliminal/ ,
case and retuning the same to. Court/ 50
Entering judgment, on s
conviction, ,for
fine , 1 I ' 20
/
Recording Conviction or copy thereof for
every ten!words / 2
Warrant to levy fine or forfeiture 40
Bail Oece and return of supersedeas 25
Discharge to jailor
,/ (_ 25
Entering discontinuance ,in cases of as
satilt and battery / '4O
Entering complaint of master, mistress
or apprentice / 20
.
Notice to master mistress or apprentice 25
/
Hearing parties and discharging com
plaint ,/ 40
Holding inquiSltion under landlord and
tenant act; in, ease of forcible entry 200
PreCept 6/sheriff - 5 O 5O
Recording, proceedings 1 00
Writ ofrestitution . 50
Warrant to appraise damages 6 , 40
War'rant to sell strays 50
NV / arrant to appraise swine, entering re ' s
/ tarn, advertising, et cetera 1 2 50
Entering action in civil cases ' 20
Summons, cap. or sub. each
Every additional name after the first 5
Subpcena duces tecum 25
Entering return of summons and quali
fying constable 15
Entering of capias and bail bond 10
Every continuance of a suit 10
Trial and judgment 50
Entering judgment by confession or by
default 25
Taking - special bail • 25
Entering satisfaction 10
Entering amicable snit .20
Entering rule to take deposition of wit
nesses 10
Rule to take deposition of witnesses 10
Interrogatories, for every •ten words 2
Entering return of rule - 10
Entering rule to refct ' I 10
Role of reference l5
Notice -to each referee 10
Notice to a pArty, in any case 15
Entering a report of referee and 'Mg.
115-
od b;
merit thereoh
Execution
Entering return of execution or stay or
plaintiff, aulla bona. non. est invent-as
or otherwise
Entering discontinuance or satisfaction
Scire facies in any ease
Opening judgment for rehearing
Return of praneeding.s in certiorari or
appeal, including recognizance
Transcript of judgment including cerllt.
ccates . -40
Receiving amount of judgment before
execution, or vbere execution has is
sued and special bail been entered
within twenty days after judgment,
and paying the srme over, if riot ex
ceedinglten dollars 20
If above ten dollars, and not exceeding
forty dollars 50
If above forty 4cllars, I lia not exceeding
sixty ' v . 5
If above sixty dollars 1 00
Every search where no other Service is
rendered to which any fee or fees are
attached I 15
Entering complaintln writing in case of
attachment and qoalifiingcomplaint 30
Attachment - 30
pntering return anti appointing fir
holders 15
Advertisements, each l5
Order to se 1 goods 25
Order for r :lief of a pauper, each justice 40
Order for r moral of pauper 1 00
Order to se ze goods for maiatenance of
wife and children 30
Orders for premium for wolf and fox
scalps to be paid by the county 15
Every ack.owledgment or p'.r.obate of a
deed orltliet instrument of writing 25
Taking an signing acknowledgment of
indenknrb of an apprentice, for each
indenturt 25
Cancelling indenture • 25
Comparinmand signing tax duplicate 50
Marrying, each couple, making records
thereof and certificate to parties 3 00
Certificate of approbation of two jus
tices, to bindieg an apprentice, by di-.
tectors Or orerse'ers of the poot 50
Certificate l W obtain land warrant ' 50
Swearing 3r affirming county commis
-
stoners, assessors, et cetera • 25
Y,ll'd.
I. ,
At Division Hospital, near Va`shington,
D. V., on the 22nd of May, 1865, WILLARD
WUIPPLEt of Co ill:, 88th Regt. Pa. ' 4 015.,
(Drafted) n the 36th sear of his age. ..
At the same place, June sth, 1865, DDICR
W ag Ef e.
II:PLD I , Jr.,Jr• I
r•
of the same Company! an l d
,
Regiment (Drafted), in the 39th year of his
. ,
4
Thus perishee. two noble tons of Potter
County—fierished I al, no 'l they still live in
the bearts i of t4ir fellow-slldiers, and in die
warm rememb nca of their friends and rela
tives at hcime. Their families have the sin-
Ore symprthy of every true-hearted citisen
in this their ssd misfortune.
PRICE CUP t illE
Corrected e,4ery Wednesday by .
BENS& CO., Retail Dealers
and Provision 4
oppositeD. F. Glassmire'
Coudersport, Pa.
Apples, green,' bush.,
do dried, "
Beans,
Beeswax, IP
Beef, si
Berries, dried,' quart
Buckwheat,' bash.,
Buckwheat Flour,.
Butter, V lb.,
Cheese, "
Cloverseed
Corn, 9 bush.,
Corn Meal, per!cwt.,
' Eggs, 9 doz., j. J
Flour, extra,_ - bbl.,
do Superfine
Hams, 9 lb.,
Hay, 14 ton, •
Honey, per lb.,
Lard, "
Maple Sugar, per lb.,
Oats, 9 bush,,,
Onions, 41
Pork, 9 bbl.,
do 9 lb.,
ido ill whole bog, '3 lb.,
Potatoes, per: bash.,
Peaches, dried,lV lb., '
Poultry, re 1b.,1
Rye, per bush.
Salt, -IR bbl.,
dosack,
TiniOthy eed
Trout, per bbl.,
Wheat, 7j3 bush., -
White Fish, `0 bbl.
NOTICE.
"WHEREAS my wife AMELIA has left my
YI bed and board without just cause or
provocation, I hereby warn alt per2ons not to
harbor or trust her on my account as I will
pay no debts of her contracting after this date.
JAMES G. 1100TH.
Colesburg, Pa., Jane 20, 1865.
1865
PERLADELPHIA & ERIE RAILRO &a—
This great: Hans traVerses • the Northern
and Northwest' counties Of Pennsylvania to
the city of Erie, on Lake Erie,
It has teen leased by the Pennsylvania Rail
Road Company„ and r.nder their auspices is
being rapidly opened throzghost its entire
length.
It is now in use for Passenger ;and Freight
business, from Harrisburg to St.! Mary's (2le
miles) on the Eastern ; Division, and from
Sheffield to l Erie, (78 miles) on the Western
Division.
TIME OP rissesosa TRAINS LT EMPORIUM :
Leave Eastward.
Through Mail Train 3 40 P. M
_Leave Westward.
Through Mail TrUhl
Cars ran through wiTtforr C21.M111 both
ways betvreen Philadelphia and Lock Haven
and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains
both ways betwetna Williamsport and Bahl
more, and WilliaMsport and Philadelphia.•
For inforcantien respecting Passenger busi
ness apply at the S. E. Cor. 12th and Market
Streets.
And for Freight business of the Company's
Agents:
S. B. Kingston, Jr.., Cor ; 13th.and Market
Sts., Philadelphia,
J. W. Reynolds Brie.
J. M. Drill, Agent N:113. R. R. Etiltintore.
B. Itoorro
Gen'l Freight 140. PhtTa.
Lens L. Etouvr, .
Gen'l Picket 4pt. PAW,
.rom'l Ticket:dia. .s.
Joe. D. Perrs, •
Gera Nartaver, Williamsport.
Dia.rble yard.
T --
HE sabecriber desires to inform the eel.-
zens of Potter. that be can supply them
with all kinds of Marble work, as cheap and
as .good as it can be had any place in the
country. MONUMENTS and TOMB-STONES
of all kinds furnished on short notice.
• I C. BRUME.
Coudersport, Feb 13 .65 ly
Notice.
GERVANIA, Patter Co., Pa., Aug.'l, 1883.
OTICE is hereby given that Charles BEL
shor, now or late of this county, holding
he following described property-, has not ye'
paid any consideration whatevxr for the same,
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur
chase any of said property of the said Bushor
before the decision of the Court is given in
this case and C. Beshor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property;
Ist. A certain tract of land near the .
Ger
mania Mill, iri warrant 5075. Abbott township,
Potter county,. Pa., containing 100 acres.—
Also 25 acres in warrant 6075 arid adjoining
the above. 11 1
2nd. ;A cartrin traet of land, vith Afillnnd
improvement's thereon, near Kettit Creek, in
warrant 5819, in Stewartson township, Potter
county, Pa., containing about 204 acres.
C. Bushor holds, also' in trust warrant no.
2501, in Gaines township, Tioga county, Pa.,
on the road leading from Germania toGainee,
containing 850 acres.
tf • WM. B.ADDIL
Administrator's Notice.
Ix7BEREAS Letters of Administrstion to
V V the Estate ipf JOHN BRIZZEE late of
Oswayo tp., °deceased, lave been granted to
the subscriber. all persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to Ine; , :-.e immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same will present 'them, duly authenticated,
for settlement to
•
WILLLA2I,DEXTgIi,
of ()sway° Village, Admer
April 17, 1865.
A. T
OLMSTED'S
STORE can always be found the best o
Cooking, Boil and Parlor
S T S
AIso:TIN and SHEET-IRON WARE, POTS,
KETTLES, SPIDERS,' SCOTCH BOWLS,
FRYING-PANS ) SAP-PANS, and CAULD
RONS. Also,
Agricattexai Implements.
such as PLOWS, SCRAPERS, CULTIVA
TORS, CORN-SHELLERS, HORSE-RAKES,
DOG-POWERS, 71;c.
iIS iv-4DRR
is well made and the material gdol. Good
and substantial EAVES-TROUGHS put up to
any part of the County—Terms easy. Ready
Pay of • all kindi, including Cash, seldom
refused. • ' I
Store on Main Street opposite the Old Court
House, Coudersport. Aug. 1, 1863.-750
y01:1 can't believe whet fine BARGAni
ail to b. bad ' OLXSZED'B.
ISunliner Goods
. STEI3.
Groceries
OE
OLMSTED'S.
20 to 100
20D 250
300 350
20 25
-8- 9
15 24
1;00 125
300 375
20
15 20
YOUR atttention is invited to the large 144
attractive stock jut received, and 'for
sale as low as the same qualities can be bought
anywhere in the county. ,
We hays on hand a large and varied
sortmeut of Domestic Cottons, co'^Ptisint
BROWN BII'EETRiGS, and;
SHIRTINGS, I ,
BLEACHED MUSLIMS,
DENIMS,
•I STRIPES,
I.
CHECtgi
TICKINGS, and (
700 1 750
2.
1 50 00
375 400
10 00 12 00
00 10 00
25
15 00
15 20
.15 20
15 ,18
COTTON FLAICNBL'4, on which wd
cannot.be undersold.
'We
purchase our goods for Cash and offer
them at a very small advance
From- Cost.
100 125
30 00 35 00
18 20
10 12
37 50
20 • 25
. FLANNELS.
I F you want to . purchase _
ItED bitet, -
j BLUE, Of
PLAID FRENCH SHIRTING FLANNEL, call
At 01!nsted9s.
8 10
150 1.88
5 '5O 600
15 20
250 350
800 900
1 75 200
800 900
DRESS GOODS;
DEFINES,
PRINTS,
BROCHE, and
•WOOLEN &taw%
HOODS,
SONTA GS,
N ÜBIAS,
C.iSSLUERES,"
a full supply .
CLOTHING:
ISGS
- n ON'T fail to call before purehatind and
Al see the aatorttnent
BOOTS & Silks
F°rßietlry_liennWomen & Children, in great va.
For Molasses, Syrup, Sugar, Tea and Coffee,
10 13 A. 11
in fact everyping is the Grocery lint, call
A full aszortraent of almost everything that it
kept in a country afore on hand. We intend
to keep Goods that will give satisfaction and
sell good articles at the lowest living profit:
Grain of all kinds,
utter, Wool,
Bleep Pelts, nirs,
Deer Skins:
fotnity, Tow
f witicit the
Couderspo
--
A '
r/1 ,
CS
.., Pa 1 4 4
- a 2 0 -•-•.
A E''' C.)
LA
A -
I .
I wiiS all persons having open accOnli
with me to call and' settle immediately.
1 will sell
Cheap for Cul ,
,
All my stock of Merchandise
Consisting of
CLOTHING,
BOOTS, and
SHOES,
E DRUGS,
CROCKERY,
GROCERIES,
TOOLS, &e., &a.,
1 Good gorse znd Efarness.r,
i 3 Wagons,
1 Sleigh, l. Cutter, 1 Sidi:cp. '
,
The privilege of a good•.4shery in pont.
i plc& workilig order.
I 5 !Cents ents paid for good AS nt
ES,
LUCIEN: BARD.
Brookland, Pa., Sept., 1864. . 1
FOR SALE j
HE Subscriber offers for Sales the fallow T
ing tracts of land, "to wit:
One tract of-One Hundred andiForty-three
and sern-tentbs acres in Fikeltownshiz4
Potter county, en the Genesee Forks. Price
$llOO. Sixty acres are improv4t4 with one
log barn, frame kitchen, frameli harn, fatty
good fruit trees, and two hun l dted sugar
maple trees The farm will cut ;MSS, in s•
good season, sufficient, at present prices, to.
pay for it.
Also, another tract of Fifty-sir and two
tenths acres, in Enlalia township, 'four miles
from Coudersport, Thirty acres cif which are
improved, with one frame house,l log bare,
and some fruit trees thereon. Price $450.
JJso;a3Vagon Shop and 'half lot in the
Borough df Conderspdrt, one lot west of P. A.
,Stebbins' & Co's Store near Glassmires Hotel.
the tools, lumber, &c., can be bimght rea
;onably ; or a portion of them,if the purchaser
3o desires. One half can be paid in l Wagon.
Work.
A reduction of ten per cent will be made
for Cash down.
For further particulars enquire Of l i the sob.
ieriber at la is Wagon-Stop in Coudersport.
Feb. 20,+18115. W. 13.1.TVES.
C 33
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
CLOTHS, and
At Olmsted's.
At: elm sted's
At OLmsted's
AT OLMSTED'S
AT OLMSTED'S,
*;attrlt.
Also, ..
;ship and School Orders, for A
highest prices will be paid
At Olwsted's
t, Pa,Nov'r 18, E9Bt