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mbs, Pomades l and Colognes,
1 tMent of Flavoring Extracts,
Paper, and Linseed Oil—raw
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and. Lamp Pittp
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Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB
BINS Si CO., Retail Dealers in Groceries
aid Provisions,
opilosite .IF. Glasimire's Hotel s
C itderspoik
Apples, itreen V bush., $
do 1 ' dfied, ' 1 2
Beans, t I
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Berries, dried, Vi
Buckvr, beht, bu
Ruckfrrheat Four' ?
Bnttor, lb., 3 I
Cheese, I "
Cloverseed
Corn, V Ibush.,
Corn 3lesik 91
per
Eggs, V , oz
Flour, extra,
iio, superfine
Hams, V, lb., ,
Hay, V ton,
Honey, 14r lb.,
Lard, n 1
Maple Sdoal, Tier,
Oats, li t bus
Onions, E "
Pork, V
do V lb.,
do in ishok , hit
Potatoes; per bush
Pe4hes,jdrieti t ,
Podltry, re lb., I
Rye, per ibuSh.; I
Salt, 1
do V sack,
Timothvleed
Trout; per bbl.,
Wheat, hush. 4
White Fi,sh,
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TIQBIAS'
I.V.ENITIAN larrnmansvre
CERTAIN ccral FOR PAINS AND
Aces; and warranted superior to any
other. Croup it posiiively cures ; relief is
absolutely sore iinmedilltely it is used. Moth
ers reMember this, and arm yourselves with
a bottle without delay. Croup is a disease
which gives no riooce, frequently attaching
the elail4 in the ead hour of night: beibre a
physiciap can be summoned it may be too
late. rtrzterzter, the Venitia.n Liniment
never fails. Price 40 5: SO cents a bottle.
sem by. lid! Druggists. ()Ere, 56 Cortlandt
Street, New Fork.
DR. TALBOTT'S PILLS
~
Composed cf highly concentrated ezfrac+ r s
from rodts and herbs of the highest medicinal
value, ii - ifalliaVle in the cure of all diseases
of the Leer 'or any derangement of the Di
gestive Drgans I , The; remove all impurities
of the Blood; and are 13 rt Equal e 41 in the cure
of[Diaribe .It . ttliadiee, Dyspepsia, Scrofula ;
Biliousness! iLiver Complaint. Fevrs. tead
acite, piles,; Mdrculial Diseases, E - ereditary -
Humors', Dosel for. dults, one
,pill in the
tnornin, children b lf a pill. !From one to
three pills will bure ordinary oases, and from
one to three boies will cure any curable case
of no mutter ho: , wlon:rstanding.. Price V... 00
V MOTTITALBOTT, M. p. k CO..
t 32 Fulton Street, New York.
, , 1
The Gratest Victory , Yet I!
CIOLOS tTllt / 17;CK nFIVE 3111StriE:5
The ab' oye heading of a recent bulletin
• I front the -
D OF WAR.
applicable to the results of
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is in i".,1 respecis l
CHR.ISTAIDI
whet brouglicl,:i,
obnoxious ttict.i r
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scalp, nc. •Careae
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all ilaii.-6ressers
.IEILIANDit ETU'S' PILLS
1 4 1 ,Iff'enereiilAssistant of ICature.
V. r ba't. is heath? is disease?
Hdalth is. When the .sitpply .and el-pendi
ture are equao - Disease ishen the supply and
expenditure are hinequal., • ,
fIAtiDRETH'S PILLS impart eertain
puisive! pots - end to all matters of the body
whose life is blow the standard of the sir
rounding party, Jor which have remained
longer than nature designed. So in feVers
and alI ttr..t cle..s of cases whicia s'o'on run
into te......:rtitleation BRANDRETH'S PILLS
have Lai - velons ctrative qualities. Our
bodies , :are contiti rally Changing, and,it is by
this chiange wej live. Should Matter remain
in ofgvins beyond the time nature designed,
pain and inriamation st...t. in, which is nothing
more than a prjernratory r j effo for our good.
Al! Br.indr6th'3 Pills are stirosed from the
resultsto do simply
ASSIsTING THESE EFFORTS OF NATURE:
CLO TIJS.
iGETS TVWANTED
fcr -the
1 ' - S
Ntittso it stir. •
•
Th 4 Most interesting and j exciting book"
ever pitblished; ; 01hr:id:lig the adventures of
women in t4rniop army as Nurse. Scout
and Spy, giving a mcat vivid inner picture
of the lwar. j.
'l`..itchers., energetic -ottng men,iind
es ear lly return td and disahled soldiers in
want Of profitab e employment, will find it
pecultrlly altipo to their condition. }We
have agents Flea;ing $l5O per month, wliich
we Tt-‘ll prove Ito any doubting applica4,..--
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coritaet with hair of any
ii-e minutes removes the
4ep!achag it 'with the rich
'. ;Co stain is left on the
the hairby this fine
le dye. , 31:triafactrrred by
CIRO, 20. 6 Astor House :
iy Drr..ggists. Applied by
for circtilars. Address
I ;JONES; BRAS. &Co ,
IN. '4. co# :r'Sj.a.th and Minord
sire
I i Philadelpeia
jI NoTier,:
FIEREA t ., my husband, .i.:13 1:F . .0 G
BOOTH has left the bed he never
•d, and ihe board he never provided,
, •
h; just clause or provocation, I hereby
du all pet'stas • against, harboring or
m.
g him pd me acccont, as I shall pay
, etts of hi' contracting after tills date.
t 4
AMELIA BOOTH.
,I•sburg, Pa., Sane 27 ' 1865.
I
NOTICE.
RAYER or Stolen in Bingham ton-I:Ship,
!lay 26, 1865, !from the subscriber, Six
n Cattle.Htwol Light Red Steers and one
ter,, two Years old, and Wee Yearlings,
s•r bite on the belly,larid one red and
spottedtq r ,Any person giving informs
,' of them. will be liberally rewarded.
• I ISAAC W. JONES.
i r 3, I r 16 6 13. E4w]
'Marble Yard.
SE subscriber desire's to inform the -cid.=
tens of Potter that he can supply them
lall-kit:4l's of Marble -work, as cheap and
_nod as It can be had any place in the
14.rr. MONCIMENTS and TOMB-STONES
Illiinar.Turnished on short notice.
EE C. BEZENLE.
qui ersp'ort, Itcb 14'65
I
MEI
THE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL
Couttersport,:Thesday EvelFing, August 8, 1865
Local and. Icreneral.
50 to 15
00 2'50
00 350
20 25
8 ; 9
15 20
1 60 1 25
300 3
20
15
700 7
150 2
eV' Hon. Simon Cameron had the Degrce
'of LL. D. conferred upon him at the last Com
mencement of the University at Lewisburg.
B ey -About two b undred pardons have been
granted by the President since the Amnesty
Proclamation.
25
20
50
00
Mr Frank King, late of the First Penn'a
Rifles, has opened a Grocery Store in &meth
port:
50 375
IS. Our Union friends will please notice
the Call for' a Contention, and the Commit
,
ees take Particular note of the clay' so that
hey may be prepared to perform their duties
)
8 50 900
9 00 975
.25
00 800
15 20
15 20
15 18
75 80
00 125
75 30 00
1$ 20•
10 12
37 50
20 25.
8 10
150 1.88
5 5 00
15 20
250 3 50
800 9DO
1 75 200
SOO 900
I Or" A Donation Party will be given at the
M.E. Church, on Wednesday evening (the 9th)
for the benefit of its pastor the, Rev. Yr.
Srsiiss,*ho is just recovering from a long
and severe sickness.
rs..T t e Colesburg and Raymond Corner's
Sunday Schools' purpose having a Pic 2s'ic at
Riymcnd Corners on Friday next, Aug. IL
Music, Sheechis, and a Dinner, Will be the
order of the Day.
Tbere will be a Soldier's and Citizen's
Dance at the Sharon Centre House, Pa. on
Thursday Evehing, Ang. 17: It is proposed
to give the ;many soldiers of Sharon and ad
joining toWnships an opportunity "to trip
the light fantastic toe. Everybody is in
vited. Bill $3.
The work on' the extension of the
State Capitol is going forward rapidly. A
large number of brick-layers are at worlc,and
the walisJof the first story will be completed
this week. The best mechanics to be found
are employed, and the new building iirben
finished will be not only grand but durable.
•
Counterfeit fives of the National Banks,
well executed, are in circulation. The color
of the paper is a little paler than the genuine.
They are, .bon-ever, easily detected by observ
ing the position of the letter Tin the Word
"this,7 in the letter reading; •!This note, is
secured by the bonds of." The "T" Inlthe
genuine is over the left portion of the letier
-1" in "United," while in the counterfeit it is
further to the left, over middle of the "N"
of the same word.
•
1
- it:t-s ago a party of ladies from
Newport, Perry cotM.ty, were gathering whor
tieberries. One of the :adies had a child
with' her, which she seated on a flat stone
near frhrta ghe cc - as picking terries, shortly
after which a dog Which accompanied the
party Bet up is Intid barking arennd the child
and stnellng at-the edge of the stone. The
child was taken array and the stone turned
over, when a large rattlesnake was found
underit. The dd,g attacked the snake, but
was bitten twice and died shortly after. The
ladies were frightened and the snake es
caped. ; •
M.. As there have been some changes in
the time for the departtre of the mails, we
give beloW the time of the Various routes :
..11Onday1,--ISbippen, Stnethrstt, and Wells
ville via Ellisbnrg.
Tue.:dal/I—Kettle Creek, Sinnefrathoning.
I Shippen, and Wellsvilte via Oswayo.
Trednesky—Welisboro,t7erte, Stripper. and
liWellsviilel via Ostrava.
I- T/tursd4—Shippen, aid Welltelle Via
1 1 0swayo. I '
111 ettle 'Creek, Smethport, Shipper, and
Wel K lsville' via Ellisburg.
II Saturdam--Wellsboro, Ulysses. C9 - cs Snip
-11 • - I
pen. and Wellsville via Oswavo.
1 Letters for Shipper should be mailed be
fore 7 A. :11., all others before 7.45 A. 31. ; and
. the Post ]faster; desires 113 to state that there I
is and hai been a letter-box for the accom-1
Mca.ation of the: public and he hopes it Will'
-acl. ace ordingly..
Arcrsr 8 } 18435:
EDITOR OF TEti. Jorasm.,--Sin lam a poor
/one woman, and I don't read the papers, but
last Sabbath 'afternoon my attention was
called to an alleged Beport in the JOVBNA.I, of
an Old Mades' 3leeting,in Crab. Apple Orehard.
Now, sir, that Repoit is false in every partie
ulai- and I, Want to know if poor, unprotected
females are to be abused in that kind of a
wafl, by the Lords of Creaiion? Loidso
borer-hi. I wish the young man who wrott
the article in understand that he,. is known'
to t e Sisterhocid, and any more such scan-1
Melons Iteports_ will receive the attention
(personally) which they desern.
tours, in anger.
MERCY Ass LIVEFOR.ETEL
P. S.—l should think you would be asham
ed ta bublish shch a report and you an old'
M.. A. L.
bachelor, too.
'A woman mov'd, is like a foubtain troui)led.
Muddy, ill-seeming, thick, bereft of bean; •
And, while it is so, none so dry or thirsty;
Will, deign to dip or touch one drop of it"—
ED. JOLIMAL. •
From a printed list, issued by the
Surveyor General of Pennsylvania, of thoge
whl died at AndersonvilleSon, Ga.. liana
Feb'. 26, 1864, to March 24th, 1865, we copy
the following nathes belonging to Potter
County organizations:
3. M. Applebee, K, 149th,• died of Scnrvey,
;Oct. 24, 1504, number of his grave 11,419.
Jddson Brown, G, 53d, of Diarrhoea, July.3l,
1664, No. 4,360. _
D. Butler. G, 53d, of.lOermittent ferer, Jokr
31, 1864, No. 4,40 j.
-
L. Bupp, G, 149th, of Scuh - ey, Nor. 12,1864,
co. 11,572.
O. Crum, -6, 149th, of Chronic Diarrhoea,
Sept, 23, 18G4, No. 9,534.
$. Ellis, G, 53d, of Chronic biaiihcea,
23, 1864, No. 0,607.
A. George, G., 149, of acute biarites, Julyi7,
1864, No. 2,992.
Charles Johneon, G, 53, of Seirvey, Sept. 2,
1864, No. 7,566._
Calvin Slorris, D,-53, of Senrvey,:tnl,f9, 1804,
No. 3,065.
H. Pream, K, 149, of ChTonic Diarrhma,Sefit.
1864, No 8,030.
Wijliam Stone, G. 588, of Chronic Larrh ma,
Jnly , l2, 1864 No 3,214.
J. S. Shears, it, 149, of Diarrhcea, Ang 12,
1864, No 5,437.
S. Stabler, G, 149, of Aztasarca, Aug. 22,1864,
No. 8,526 °
H. Sellers, G, 149, of I:Harlin:ea, Sept. 5, 1.554,
No 7,305.
•
D. Scott, 9, 149, of Scurry, Sept. 31, 18.4,
No. 9,411.
Austin Weeks, G, 53d, Dysentery, Ang, 14,
1664, No 5,677.
The number of the grams in the list before
us number as high as 12,119. Egch is part
of, the :iv, of Anderlionnlle.
Musichuis are agreed ha reference__ Ito,
Mason Sc Hamlin's Cablait Oignincthat they
are unequalled. Mr. Gottschalk; the distin
guished pianist, pronounces the CablnetiOr
gen "truly a charming instrument, worth y, of
the high praise it has received" and "sure' to
find its ;way into every horisehold of taste
and refinement which can possibly afford its
moderate expense,".: He also declaresit far
superior to everything of its class he has Bern.
He knows of What he speaks, having tes.ed
theni thoroughly in his concerts. - Our Most
eminent organists in New York folly 'endorse
this testimony —New York l'ath4nda.,
Afi OVIICEMENTS.
A CARD • h
lb Me Vizion Sem of Potter.
I hare beenifor some time past encouraged
by citizens of. the County to be a candidat
for RepreSen ative. 4 arkitounce myself
candidate for l that office. I bear of candi
dates for other offices, ,without oppositio4
for the reason that they have been in the
Army for the Union. I too have been in the
Union Army—served faithfully in the ditchei
and swamps of South! Carolina until honora
bly discharged by General Burnside, by rea
son of disability received in the service, and
in the line of duty. son fought in the
same Regiment (45th P. V.,) until -he was
killed by B,ebel bullets: Still lam opposed
by gentlemen who were never in the service
—gentlemen, who if nominated, will receive
my cordial support: If any one doubts my
honorable record while in the Army, I refer
him to every officer and men belonging to the
45th P. V. when. I left it.
If any other Soldier who has been honora
bly discharged, d -sires the nomination far
this office and inse to his name, I wiltwith
draw this Card an support him.
JS . O. M. EaLBOURN
Pike '3lllls, duly 25, 1.65.
PISS ItILLt ; Pe., July 28, 1865
DEM% Sm Z Please announce the name of
A. B. NORTON, late Capt. Co. G, 149th P.V.-
for SHERIFF, subject to the decision of the
Fall Convention, X.
NOTICE.
The following is a description; of Barrels
and Kegs belonging-to the Brewery of Joseph
Schwartzenbach, located at Germania, Potter
County, Penn'a, viz :
From ,one to forty barrels marked With
numbers'in Roman getters, and.part with my
name bOrned in on the top; all ironbound.
All persons having any Barrels or Kegs
matked as abort , la their possession will
please return them or they will bo dealt with
as directed l in the late Act of Assembly.
JOS. SCIIWARTZENBACII.
Germania, Aug. 8, 1865. (4w)
Court Proclaniation.
A7ETAERE3.S the :ion: Roberk G. White,
Presideht Judge, and the (lions. C S.
Jones and G. G. Colvin, Associafe Todgeii of
the Courts of Oyert it Terminer and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Orphans Court and Court of Common Pleas
for the county of Potter, haVe isisteci their
Iprcept, bearing date the tiv'enty-Second 'day
of June in the year of our Lord ohe thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-five, and to tne
direCt'ed, for bolding a court of Oyer k Tef-Mi
ner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses
sions of the Peace, Orphan's court, and court
of Common Pleas in the Borough of Coddirs
port, on MONDAY, the 18th day of September
next, and to continue one week:
gotice is therefore hereby givn to the Cor
oners, Justices of the Peace and Constables
within the countyi that they be thentuld there
in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock, A.M. of
said day, with their rolls, retoi'ds, Inquisi
tions; examinations, andiather remembrances,
to do those things which to their offices ap
nertnin to be done. And those who are. bound'
by their recognizances to prose'ente. • against
the prisoners that are or shall be in the jail of
said Connty el iPotti*, are to be then and there
to prosecute against them as will be just.
Dated at Condersport, Aug. 9, 1865, and
the 89th year bf the Inte.pebdence oi'the United
States of America:
Trial List for Sept. Term - .
D Lewis [et al vs Mclntyre & Mahon.
Shaffer TS May ahl. Smith-.
Dickson rs Jones.
Dickson vs Burleson.
Wood vs Chandler.
Colwell k Lyman vs Chandler.
Mills Ts Baitlette.
Burdick vs;Fay Bradley & Wright - . ,
Warth rs Radde. • \ •
Ives vs Wilietta.
Nelson vs Benton et al
County vs Rees et at
Blackman vs Pox 6.- Pox Gaimishs - 63
Crane vs Seeley
Smith ve ROSS
Comth use vs Hayed •
Hopkins vs White •
Busher vs Potter Co Fofest Imp Company
Lee Ts Kenyen.
Brown vs Ludington
Goan Ts Clark .
Stevens 6: Nichols rs Rateraah
Hill vs DaYiS IC Kilbourne
Summit School. District Ts Potter County
Roulette " j Ts - sane
Abbott [ u " TS same
Whartoa ." ' 1 Ts sane
Administrator's Sale
B I" virtue of an order of the Orphans Court for the county of Pottei-, this following
described real estate belonging to the estate
of WILLIAM PLECG; late 'of the township of
Ulysses, in said county deceased, will hosoid
to the highest and best bidder at the Court
Howe in the Borough Of Oohderspoil
onday-_the 18th -flag. of .Bopt. tiext,
at 1 O'clock P. M.; AN that tract of land be.
ginning at the north-west corner of lot sur
veyed to Augusta S. Whipple in the centre'of
the Highway, thence South on the line of
said lot 72 roils, thence West 15 and 5-10ths
rodt; thence North 72 • rods to the centre of
the Highway, thence East by the centre. df
Highway 15 and 5- 10ths rods to plate of be
ginning, being part of Lot conveyed by H. H.
Dent to Dnick Whipple by D' ecd bearing date
Dec. 19, 136: and containing Seven Acret.
ALSO—Another Lot bstinded as follows:'
Beginning at the south-east corner of Lot No.
104 east part conveyed to Vuiek Vrhitiple,
thence North 72 rods to Highway, thence west
ro rods, thente South 12 rods; thente East
15 rods to the place of beginning, containing,
SeVen Acres. ALSO—Another Lot boinded
as follows : being known as east part of Lot
135 of the allotment of Bingham lands in
Ulysses tp; Potter co., Pa., containing 56 and
2-10ths acres, being the same lot wbitb MIL
Dent contracted to 11. 'Whipple Sr.; on the
Ist day of March 186. ALSO-LAnothei lot
being west part ; of lot No. 135 of the Bingham
' lands in Ulysses tp, aforesaid, containing 50
acres and being the same lot whi h ELH.Den
contracted to Wm. Blakeslee on he Ist day
of March 1860.
ELLEN FLING TRIPP, A *dratrix.
cbudersrort, Aug,. 8, 1865.
THE-WAS ON &
.SA 1 1
(9iblnet Organs and Chicker
- ingf Celebrated Planes for
sale by John B. Bbakspear, of Weßsboro,
Tioga county, Pa.,. Persons desiring to pur
chase can do soby-` applying to AI L. ENS
WOBTEf,• Eiq., at the 13inghain Office,
Coudersport Pa.
'VER T MUSIC—FUNERAL ILARcH
II to. the memory of ABRAHAM lascote,"
the Martyr . President, by Mrs. E. A. Park
hurst, the popular ccmposer. The Home
Journal says • "This. is a fine composition,
well worthy the reputation of its' writer."
Very solenin and impressive. 1000 copies are
issued weekly. Price SO nts with vignette
of the President, 50 c rita. Mailed free.
Publisher! Horace aters, No. 481
Broadway N. Y.
DR.FILKINS & BROS'
VALUABLE MEDICINES, which have per
formed such wonderful cures and given gen
eral satisfaction td 'ail those who have made
use of them, can be obtained of DR. A.
FRENCH, COUDERSPORT, Potter Co.,
Pa., who will examine patients, astertain the
'nature of their disease, and trive all necess
ary directions and advice to those who make
use of, the Medicines. Orders from abroad
will receive prompt attention.
'Tali 19, 1865.
COUDERSPORT ACADEMY.
J. W. ALLEN, Pauscteac, assisted by.
competent Teachers.
TEE PALL TERM
wilt commence: on MONDAY, Aug. 28, 1865,
and-continue TFelve weeks. .
• - ,
Tuition to he paid at the middle of the
Term, from $3,00 to $B,OO. Contingencies,
25 Cents.
A Teachers Class will be instructed Free
of chat-ge. - •
Rooms suitable for students desiring to
board themselves can be obtained reasonably
in and near Town. •-•
For further particulars, address the Prin
cipal, at Coudersport, Pa._
DIVORCE ZIOTICE.
IIERMAN C-ti'tlP,No. 44, Dec. Term
vs. , )
1864, in the Common
ROI:ANNA. CAMP: Pleas of Potter County,
Libel in Divorce. To poaxanna Camp, Res
pondent above named.' Please ( take notice
that a subpoena and alias subricena having
been issued and returned tail : you are here
by required to appear on the first day of.nem
Court, the 18th day of September next, to
answer to the complaint made in this case.
D. C. LARRABLE, Sheriff.
Coudersport, July 25, 15'65.
1 ritfIISTIVLITLI Atittotatram. sotrETY.
rPHE Pennsylania State Agricultural So.
; IL ciety will hold its Exhibition on Tues
' day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sep
tember 26, 27, '2E, and n3,.1865, at
,WILLIAMSPORT, LYCOMING CQUNTY.
Any 'information desired will be given
upon personal application or by lettel the
undersigned, at
_Norrittoa - n; or X. B YD
HA3IILTON, i'resident,.Harrisburg,. /
The office of the Society will be open at
tiliamsport on and sfitsi. the sth of Sept:em
ber. A. BROWER LONGACRE, Seey.
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, N rristoa - n, July 24, 1865.—5 t
si a.. al
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I am keeping a 1 , m:111 A ssen-tment of
BOOTS,, and SHOES, I
_FAMILY • GROCERIES,
bAUGS, : •
DY.t.STUFFS,I
CROCKERY,
MEDICINES;
FARM TOOLS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
And a few other "Trays," for which I war t
Greenbacks,But tet.,
Ashes.
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Or other GOOD PAY.
ALSO,
I have a tip-top Blackgrnith ready
to do most anything appertaining to his
Trade, as well and as Low Priced as tan be
found in the Goan - VT.
HO4E SHOEINd,.
AXES JUMPED and WAIIIIEN'TtD,
rs In •
CO
. $.4
i hate a good Compasz 'and person here to
use it in dividing farms, establishing lißes
and cornersand-in tdrreyiff,s , FS.rms, and
have inchaiite and for Sale ; pale "Aare
Chancea" in ille.*ay a Farms.
LUCIEN BIRD.
bffice in tbe S. E. corner of my Store at
Brookland, Pa. - , Aug. 1, 1865.
WELLSBORO f & COUDERSPORT
STAGE ROUTE.'
rEStages do the Wellsbero and Con
lersport Line will leave Wellsboro every
Monday a nd Thursday at 2 o'clock P.
.11.,
arriving at Coudersport on Tuesday and Fri
day respectively. Leaves Coudersport every
Wednesday, arriving in Wellsboro on ?burs
day,at 12 o'clock and leaving Couders
port ,on Satnrdey; arrives in Wei/shore on
Monday at 12 fricloce M.
This Route has lately changed Proprietors,
and the Undersigned is determined to keep it
in good order both with respect to Teams and
drivers. - Ample accommodations for trav
elers at Vermilyeasi xl - RNRT CROFEIT.
Gaines, Aug. 1tt65.--[6nipd
P. A. st+bbins & Co.
.
A RE AGENTS for the sale of
Lt. WHEELER k WILSON'S SEWING
MACHINES for Pot .er County
Noy'r 18, '63 , ,
CAga 7 PAID rok. Ics
see,.
CAUTION FROM THE
AREERiOAN WATOH CORLEANYs
It having trine to our knowledge that lm.
itationa Of the American' Watch ,have heed
put nponl the market in great number, ealcn‘
lated by their utter Worthlessness to Weird
the reputation of our genuine prodats ' it/
protect our own irterests and the public front
imposition, we ttgn publish the trademark/
by -which our Ws tche's may - invariably b.
known.
'We manufacture four styles of WatelieS.
The First has the name
"AMERICAN WATCH CO.. Walthaetti
Mass.," engraved en the inside plate.
The Second has the natne
"APPLETON, TRACY & CO., Waltham:ll
Mass.," engraved on the inerlde•plate.
The Third ! has the name
"P. S. BARTLETT, Waltham, ItiSsEt t " ; ette
graved on the inside plate:
All tbe above styles have the nettle Aitlerz
ican Watch. Co. painted on - the: dial , and near
warranted in every respect.
The -Fourth. has the name
"W3l. ELLERY, Boston, 3fass," eemmie l t
'on the inside plate,' and is not name on the:
dial. .
All'the above described Watches re mad
of various sizes, and are sold in gold ossilvsf
cases, ns may be required.
it is hardly possible for us to a curgtelf:
describe the numerous imitations to whicts
we have alluded. They are Usually inscribecT
with names so nearly, approaching our own' I
as to escape the observation of the cusaccus.e I
tomed buyer. Some are represented as made
liy the itErtion 'Watch Co. ,
of Boston, Mass." .
!—no such company exlsting... Same ars•-:
named the "Soldier's Watch," to be sold ha'
our Fourth or Wm . . Ellety style, ttenalli
known as the "Soldier's Watch." Others are
named the• "Appleton,Watch Co.;" other'
the P. S.Barti..Ny," instead of our "P.. B. Bart.
lett ;" besides many varieties named in suck.-
a manner as to convey the idea that-64 are
the veritable l rodactions of the Ameriiaa
Watch Company: . t
We also caution the peblic, and part:len..
larly soldirs, against buying certain articles
cam..;:p watches. so freely advertised in Was=
traled papers as "Army Watches," 'lOtteer's
Watches," "Magic Time Observers," "Ate.ita,,
Watches," &c,. the prices of which are'statW
to be from seven to sixteen dollars. A g d od
watch, in these times, cannot be afforded 1 . 4.1
nay such Money. , 1 •
A. little attention on the part of buyers *ill
protect tirm from gross imposition.
ROBBINS & APPLETON
A,g
ents for the American Watch Co.,
• !! ISt Broadway, New York,
1-94 ch
• teraerd - . 0 4
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COMOAIs-y
NORTHAMERICA;
PH! LADELPHrA.. I4
Oldest Insarace tom:duly is
Cash Canital. and SW - 13l oVef
f-2,41,750,000.00C1.
SEVENTT-ONE Years SuccessfUl Eusinesi
Experience, with a refintation for integrity
and honorable dealing ctrisdipaesd by any
institutinn-
LOSSES PAID since orgarlialob, sl7.a
5LT,0D0.C . 0. with3nt the dduttiott cf a cent;
or a day's 'delay I .
LIBERAL RATES for all the Safer clause
; of property. InsuranCe Of Dwellings and.
Contents. A specialty.
BItICk or STONE Dwellhatts insured per.:
pattally, if desired, on terns of the eteatell
economy and safety to the insnted.
It is Wisdom and Ecottomy to Insure in thii
hest Ce.mparties, and there is 12,9?" beffer than
the old Insurance Co. or Surat
Arnerical 1 ,
Apply to 'M. W. McALARNEY
, , Agent for Pottfr co.naty.
PUTNAM I:
Clotheg Writigtir
'Will wridg anything from a single Thread tti
a Bed-Quiit
PRICES : e 5.50, $6.00, and 65.0.
P. A. Stebbins & Co.
Agents for Potter connty.—San 85, 1863 _ _
TINVAIiE ;
- WANTED !
DISABLED SOLDIERS
Add others out of employment to canvass fox'
OUR GREAT NATIONAL WORE,
..InA Published,
_
"Tar. urn, A.SD FDIrBLIC StEtTICtS OB ABalitili
iLLNCOLX,"
By Fiank Crosby l , of the Philadelphia Bar
comprising one Inv , e octavo volume, of nearly
• b
569 pages. IL .
This is the °air Irork of the kind published
it is entirely new and original, containing hie
early history, political career. speeehe,prct
lamations. nod other offihial docuin&lis illus
trative of his eventful administration, togethz
et' with the scenes and ei - enti connected with
bit tragic. end. It Rill be sold only by oar . :
authorized traveling agents. to Ncli - om each"-
4-ite territory is given. and liberal commissz
ion's paid. Send for acirtular and terms la
"American Publishing -Au ncy, Box 21 T, No;
Goo C"Uestnot Street Philadelphia. ,
Ahe Groveste,en, ' lane Foild
still retains its precedrince and great pop.
ularity, and 'aftet undergoing gradtal ha- !
provements for a period ofhirty years', ie now'
t,,
pronounced by the mess . l old to be, on
surpassed and even uneqaaled in riclitiels;
volume and ;Imlal
y of to.e, durability and
cheapest. Our new Scale, French' artibni
harp pedal ; iron frame.lover-strung imssi
seven octave, rosewood ii' nos :we are selling
cheaper by froni $lOO to 200 than the sarno
style and finish are sold iby any othei firs!:
blass makers in the confitry. Dealeft, and
all in want of good pianc i l are incited to send
for our Descriptivd ; Catalogu.4,whith Contains
; photographs of our - different styles, togethei
with prices. 1.•Zo one should purchase a-piz
ano without seeing the Cstalogue: Medal_,s•
almost without number, have been awarded
to the Grovesteen Piano, and at the Celt
bratsd World's Fair, though put in competitinn
!with others 'frOm all parts of Europe and thd
United States. it took the highest aW-nrd.
[EstablisliedlBs.l GROftSTEEN CO.,
499 Broadway, New Yorks
NOTI a
WHEREAS my wife AMELIA has left my'
bed and boa.rd, without just cause (If
provocation, I hereby Warn all persons not
harbor or trust her ou ray account as 1 *Hi
pay n o debts of-her contracting after +his datir
JAMES G. 8'391111
Coleßburgja., J'una 20, 1855, • [
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