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I iPECIAL . NOTICES ►'
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1 42 15Inn A YEAR made; by any one with 05—
Btencit TOole. experienee neeessa'ryl
the Paisidents. Cashiers, and Treasure. is of 3 13aultsl
indorse the circalar. Sent free with saztples. field Adaread
QS American Stencil ToorWorks,
roctam
atts l
Sober Fgets for Thinking - Peoplei..
Year after year, for an eighth of a century,
the Press of the country have chronicled the
be aeficial effects of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS, Editors, authors, physicians,mer-;
chants, officers of the army and navy. them- ,
iota, counsellors, ministers of the gospel, in
short, a great cloud of witnesses of every pro . ;
ititio2, trade and calling have testified to its
efficacy as a tonic and regulating medicine:
The names and statements of these witnesses
have been published in the public prints.--
Many of them are well known to the public.
Their testimony has never been challenged or
ttnpugned. Upon evidence far less weighty
men are acquitted or conde ne by conscien
tious juries.
Hostetter's Stomach 'Bitters is not,however, l
upon trial. It has been tried and pronounced
oh the authority of those whose lives and
health it has preserved, a pure, harmless, and
eminently salutary preparation. Attempts
him been made to rival it. They have failed. l l
Can it be necessary to say why they have fait
ed? Ask the recovered dyspeptie l bilious
suffererers, victims of fever and ague, aud
nervous subjects who have experienced its
effects, what they think of it. Ask them and
be guided solely by what they say. Sold
everywhere.
1
I DR. TOBIAS' - -
VEX/T/11V HORSE LINI3IEA T.
131 NT BOTT I LES I AT ONE DOLL NE EICII
for lameness ' cuts, galls, colic, sprains,
4.., warranted cheape than any other. It
iit used by all the greik horsemen on Long
Island courses. It wi not cure ring bone
nor 'spark', a. 6 there ism) liniment in existence
that will. What it is stated to cure' it posi
tively does. 1 .No owner of hors - Ls will be
without it after trying one bottle. One dose
ievives and 'often saves the life of.an over
heated or driven horse For colic and belly
alche ii, has never failed. Just as sure as the
s t un rises, juA so sure is 'this valuable Lini-
Ment to be the Horse embrocation of the day.
Sold by all 6ruggists. Office, 55 Cortlandt
Street, New York.
1
.A.Tio her F_":
While die tiention of tile enemy is fully
trar.ed be Grant
the attention of the . public is notle'ss engaged
13y Cristodoro's flair Dye,
I .
Irhich is acconp.ishing wonders in the way
of beautifyin i g heads that age. or sickness, or
csrzicious nature had disfigured with unsight
ly hues. Milton says truly that
" Peace ltittli its 'Victories d
rip less renowned than war." Manufactured
by J. CRISTODORO, No. 6, Istor Huuse.
hew York. (Sold by Druggists. Applied by
'lilt Hair Dre4sers.
ge Often Saves Life.
Knowle
Every liri
g being has in his system
1 I:sIPCBITIES. • 1
"nen these ate within their natnral limits.
our health i good
s ; but when they are in ex.
etas, pains, rheumatism, gout debility, cos
iiveness, dia rhea. dysentary, erysipelas, &c.,
ke, n afflict us. Wh 4 t we have to do to recov
it our bealtl l / is to take out fl-nm thh BOW
ELS AND T IF; CIRCULATION the excess of
impurities. This done, health follows,of ne
cessity.
ANDIIETITS PILLS
medicine that can do with
to all the organs of the body.
I EDS AND THOUSANDS
are the only
entire safety
J • USD
1, R
who lave. adopted BRAND
CGS a 3 their only remedy for
.m thirty to fifty vee.rs,and whose
is excellent. They have always
dyes, when sick, by using Were
AND 'INFALLIBLE PILLS.
tre tow livi
PETH'S PI , 1
periods of fr.
iverxg
Cured themil
I INNUCENI
office Itrandreth;ding Nev
Principal
C. OF JOURNAL.—Dent: Ste. : With
.ion I wish to say to the readers
that I will send, hy return mail.
ish it, (frze) v.... Recipe, with full
making and using a simple
lm, that will effectually remove.
• imples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles
nrities of the. Sl;in, leaving the
lar, smooth and beautiful.
re"' Enrr i
your permisa
of your pap]
to all who w
directions fi
liregetable B::
in ten days, :
and all
game soft, cis
I will also,
Heads. or L':l
information
full growth •
Moustache,
All appli
irithont char
R I it free to those having Bald
re aces, simple directions and
thi t will enable them to start a
f L -xnriant Hair, Whiskers, or a
. I ss than thirty days.
ti os answered by return mail
ge. Bespectfully yours.
OS F. CHAPMAN, C'temist.
. S3l Broadway, New York.
I RS.. To ossrmerrvEs.—The undersigned
having loom restored to health in a fry weeks
bra very si .. ple rertteciy. after having suffered
[ •
1
iseverdl year-,'with a. seTere Intig affection—,
is anxious t make - known to his fellow-suf
ferers the mans of cure.
i To all wh desire it, he will-send a copy ofd
the prescrip ion used, [free of charge], with 1
the directio s for nrepating and using the,
1 1
same, whit they will find a sure cure for 1
,Consumptio . Asthma, Broncheris, Coughs, !
Colds, etc. The only object of the advertiser
i ;'n sending he, Prescription is to beaefit the
afflicted, anld spread information which he
.conceives t be invaluable, raid he h6pes
every suffer r will try his remedy, as it will
cost'them n thing, and may prove a blessing.
1 •Parties w siring We preseription,will please
#ddress er. EDWARD A. WILSON, .
1 Willis burg, sings County, New York,
1 Sept. 1, 1'65. pruos.• -
! ITCH 1:1 4 0.1 - t!
! SCRATCH: SCRATCH:
eaton's Ointment
re the' Itch in 43 Hours.
- Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains,
'floe's of the Skin. Price 50 cts.
all Druggists.
g6O cents to WEEKS &POTTER,
, 170 Washington street, Poston . )
1 be forwarded by mail, free of
any part of the United States.
Sp. Notice. 6 zoos.
ITC.
SORATC
I w
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I Also cur
st.nd all Er.
For sale b •
I By sendi
!Sole Agen
Mass., it,
.
postage;t
I se
pt.
,
DR.F f,KINS & BIO'St,
• ~
I VALUA; LE MEDICINES, which have per
-4
formed s a c, wonderful cures and given gen
! eral satisfa tion to all those who have made
- cufe;of the can be obtained of nit. A.
FRENCH. COUDERSPORT, Potter Co:,
Pa., whol examine patients, astertain the
I nature oft eir disease, and give allinece;ss
ary directi ns and advice to those who make
nee of the Medicines. Orders from abroad
lyill receiv prompt attention.
July 19, 865.
lI I Sr
la.' (Deli:.
BLOt.PSI OF RUSES,—for the La
• t j STEBBO'S'
TRE '''OTTER COUNTY JOURNAL
Cond. port, Tuesday Zoltan, Nov. 21 1865
" l ocal. I and G e ner al :
, .
Wietteng John A.. Logan has beep ap
pointed Minister, and Win. Browning Secre::
tary of Legation to the Republic of Mexico. 1
lenGen. Thomas has sent a detachment
of troops to enforce', his order directing th
,
citizenor TnAaiMiha to re-erect Ice Freed
pCholol hose destroyed sothe time
,
since. ;' , !
~ . Xissouri! 'railroad has adopted the
system of , l making each passenger pay one
centto, the conductor on account of the Gov
ernmetit tax. The St: Louis Dtrdocrat pre
, that ,
1:t 1 I
sntnes o one will begrudge that amount
, , I debt.
-Gen.
as it, goes towards paying the National d
I
Sherman and Gen. Banks, a few
months since, were claimed as Democrats.—
J Sin4a the foimer's letter to Kilpatrick, and the
Clatter's eleetion to Congress, they are 'not So
attractive as heretofore to the PetioCracY.
.G overiors of States that fixed dates other
1 1 1 than that s i elected by the President as a day
df thanksgiiing for peace are changing the
timei so as to conform with that caed by the
Chief Magiitrate.
istErllon l 4 l Ge0...V . , Lawrence, who has been
•
seribuSlv ill; for some time, was in Pittsburg
onlThursila
last.
The
from
sap, that he
looks a little the worse fibin his severe sick
ness, but is worth a great many dead men yet.;
fiErr ThelPfttsburg Gazette and Beaver
Argus have both declared a preference for
the election" of Hon. Thomas Williams, now
representing the Allegheny district in Con
gress, to the United States Senate, as the suc
cessor of Se ator Cowan.
.ICom'plaint is made that a large num
.
her of the Steam vessels now employed in the
Sot.hera tiade from New York are" utterly
,
unseen orthb' and unfit for use. , There Fs such
a demand I'M - transportation of passengers and
freight that all kinds of vessels have been
1, pressed iutd the service. , ,
. -llr, Trimble, is the Tennessee Senate,
on the 13th inst., offereda series of resolutions
against thelCoufederate leaders, closing with
these words : "That for their bad eminence
and great crimes against their fellow-men and
the, Uttiied States, Jefferson Davis and his
sccomplicel have justly forteited their lives,
de - er4 ought to safer, the extreme
petialt7 ef the,taw."
• f ' A . n • ' !
la?.Thel mecan Minister to Russia has
sent an impottant communication concerning
the l , cattle rilague.to Secretary Seward, which
the latter hats published. fhe disease Ls noth•
ins but thel l Russian cattle liest. It is conta
giolis, arid destroys all cattlnwhich is at'acked
i , ur m
4 + i
by ft. yinisttr sugeents that Congress
1 3
pasS a laicreientihg the•ittportation of cat
tle from abroad.• 1
111. 4,h• •
e ?earn that the investigations of the
getitlemen who secured thellease on the pro
perty of I.7+n Kaup, in Wolf township, this
cotinty; Nape resulted in discovering a rein
of Copper ore four feet thick. We believe it
is the inten i l tion of the parties to ascertain the
quality of the ore before Making arrangements
fcw;rnore c.tensive operations. We hope the
qutility Maj. turn out to be all that they de
,
si re. —..l,funCy Luminary: • • •
Mitchell, editor( of the Richmond
outing the rebellion, emigrated to
f France, where 4e intends pernaa
leside. Mitchell is determined to
L despotism • and having failed to
I • -
at in the south of this country,he
lonth of France as the next best
Ie world to worship his idol,
*Joh
Er finer
I ,
the!south ,o;
neatly to
live tindern
, •
establish ti
seeiis the
TIaF, in
ranni
BM
EXM.M I 7_ ' I
orre . ipoedent of the New York
AI
Evening P.st, writing from Jamaica. commn
-1 i .
nientes•the l following remedy for Cholera:
. :
"Steep one quit of pimento, (better known
as Ospite,) iii a gallon of stfeng spirits, rum
.
or brandy,
:t he latter prefero, for at least one'
i ,
week, stirring occasionally ; take a wine glass
of this info ion 4ith a little warm water, and
sweetened ith sugar. He says that the daily
else of this ighly atoitidtic medicine will be
found a r medy or preventive in districts
-la6re chol ra prevails or is anticipated"
Tn nother column will be found the
mid o 4 11-ses. &fiwley and Cornmin, dttor
neis, at 7illiamsplort; Tie take peculiar
pleasure recommending this ere to the
holiness c mmunity, as being able, energetic
and faithf I. From a personal knowledge of
the charac er of both these gentlemen we feel
•
assured in saying that they Will prove an
.1 •
lionor to t e legal fraternity. Our people will
•
remember Hawley as the obliging and ju
diCions dommissioner of the Board of Enrol
-1
meat, in this district. 'May ye haul and may
cl' i - nts in
1 . .
OrIS is a fact ihat'the greet majority cif
,
I thnse pa rd %ad by the Presidents.re of a class
who, wh i ps they were' indentified with the
'
movements against tbe Government, were not
, 1 7,
le ding +itors—wera *not in a position to
1 1 ooitrol t e fendencieso f treason. the Pres
il
ident ha iiow declined_to pardon any more
military p civitleadet's of treason. This isi
I- I 1
animportant fact. The spirit 'which first
primpted .he pardon of some of The leading
men in ihe South. was alike patriotic and
generousiv,manly ; bhittbe Spirit in which Ex,..
i I - 1
ec i ntive cleMency has been appreciated by
many of ibible who were the first to enjoy its
advantages, bas doubtless induced the Presi.
it i rit to prove to this class that be is not un
onsciotie lof tbeir low ingratitude.
1 ' i
jiirThe Laaeruter Examiner has entered
upon its fortieth year. It is n fine specimen
of suceessfed journalism; ably edited and eTer
on the side of fight ; We wish - it success;
.:,g*P'See adTertisement of Allegany Normal
Musie.4chool: Prof: Johnson is, one of the
oldest and best musical instinctora in the
cot:lttry
X" — We learn that a deposit of black Mar
ble, equal to the Belgian, and superior to the
Irish, was lately discovered near Williamsport.
Ills is the only known deposite in America;
A company has been formed to work it on an
extensive scale.—Clinton Republican,
Ba'Honataza Dzays.—John Lantz. Jr., of
Washington, Ohio, formerly of this region,
where he had Melly friends, met death under
the following circumstances: While in the
act of filling; a coal oil lamp, the oil took
fire bursting the lamp f and at once covering
his body in a Sheet of flame, which could not
be quenched in time tosdvebis life. tellived
only a few, hours, when death put and epd to
his sufferings: He was about 20 years of age.
Lycorning gazette, •
WY-Members of Congress who have already
arrived in Washiningtian - bity, and who area
appalled with the, filthy conditition cf thug
locality, are discussing, the practability of
temporarily removing the National Capital tol
Philadelphia. It is declared that the cholera!
will certainly rage in this country next sum-1
mer. Congress will be in the midst of an
important session in time seated term, and asl
the condition of Washington is such as toI
provoke the virulence of the cholera, it is pro
posed to ilold the approaching session of that'
body in Philadelphia. Ofcourse this is noth-i
iug more than a suggestion in its presen
shape- But there is no denying that i
Wash
ington city is in a wofully filthy condition.l
so much so that members of Congress are ncA
to blame for seeking a refuge from disease hu!
the cleanly - and healthy locality - of Philadel-1
phis. ,
,Teachers 9 Instltiste;
A Teachers' Institute will be held at Lew 4
isville: commencing Nov. 28th, and termin4
sting Dec. 2nd, with an examination.
R. T. CLAFLIN, Co. Supt.
Whiskers !. Whiskers !
Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Out
Grecian compound will force them to grow on
the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald
heads, in Six Weeks. Price, $l.OO. Sent bf
mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt of
price. Address WARNER @ CO.,
lysn Box 138, Brooklyn, N. Y
THE' LSSON & HAMLIN CABINET GR4ANI
Forty different styles, adapted to sacred an
secular music, for $BO to $6OO each. Thirty 4
Five Gold -or Silver Medals,• or other
premiums awarded them. Illustrated Cats;
logues free. Address. MASON ..k! HAMLIN,
or MASON & BROTHERS. New York.
Lyon's Periodical Drops !
Mho Great Female Remedy for frreg ,
ularities. These drops are a Ect.ntiftcally com
pounded fluid preparation,, and better_than any Pills,
Powders or Noetrams. Being Build, their action is
direct and positive, rendering them a reliable, epeedv
and certain speedo for the cure of all obi-trust ions and
supuressions of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by file fact that over 100,000 bottles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies of the United Sates.
every one of whom speak in the strongest terms of
praise of their great merits. .They are rapidly taking,
the place o every other Female Remedy, and are con
sidered by all who know aught of them, as the surest
safest, and most Infallible preparation in the werld,
for the cure of all Female comelaints, the removal of
all obstructions of nature, and the promotion of health
regularity and strength. Explicit directions stating
when they may be used,and explaining whr n and why
they should not, nor could not be used without pro
ducing effects contrary to nature's chosen laws. will
be found carefully folded around each bottle, with
written signature ufjOHN L. LTON, without which
none are gettulat.
Preparad by .Dr: JOHN L. LYON, 195 Chapel
Street. New Haven, Conn., who can be co.sulted
either persbnally or ny mal°l.(••nelo.in; stomp,) con
cerning ail private AisCri.-o and female weaknei.cee.
Sold by Drnirgists.everywhere. Price e1.,..,2)pr Bot.
C. G. CLARK. lc CO.,
lysp General Agts 'or United States and Canadas
DiARRIEDi
. At the McHenry House, Meadville, Pa., Nov. ltth ,
by Rev. A. Stowell, of Titusville.,
and Mies Charlotte Haven, of Coudersport.
In. Eulalia, Nov. 16tb, by Rev. L. A. Ste. - ens, o.
R. Webb, of Roulet, andre. P. A. Taggart, of the
former Once.
Robt. itassleSi 11. 11. Cams.in.
attorneys-at-Law,
W l tTt 3Pe n' 'V attention
ie to Collection ofand
Back Ply, and all claims against the National and
State Gove'rridenta. novaltf
For Colton Tarn
Go Ti
Tlat IEIV STOVES
HAVE just arrived at
OATS WONTED
THE Highest Cash Price will be paid for a Thou
sand &ishels of Oats, delivered at the Store of
the undersigned in Millport. B. S. Collic'en.
Miliport, Yov. 14, tf
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NPER NORMAL MUSIC SCItOOL.
rrIHE Wineer Term of ibe Normal Music School
j_ Course,- of the
ALLEGANY ACADEMY OF MUSIC, AT FRIENDSRP, N.Y.,
will coi2irdene'e on Monday, December ftb, and con
tinue sir. weeks. It will be under the ius:ruczion of
Prof. A. N. JOHNSON.
No cimilo of Musical instruction has ever been in
vented whict impart go much kdowiedge in en
abort a time as' a Normal Music School course.
_ .
Those who design qualifying themselves to teach
Singing Schools, lead Choirs,' and all wishing a thor
ough
knowledge of Musicare entnestly2nvitcd to send
for a Circular. Tuition $lO Board $3 a week..
A ne* Church Music Bpok which' is believed to be
better adapted to the wants of Singing Classes and
Choirs than any heretofore published, has just been
published by A. N. Johnson. Price, $l2 per dozen.
A pamphlet containing specitnen pages may be ob
tained gratis by addressing, Allegany Academy of
Music, Friendship, New York. 2inov`-'1
aas 4A.ON
I can't stop advittising because I're quit
selling ca;ico for row I want to .
Sell Faints? Surrey Lands, Write
Deeds and Contracts, Pay taxes for non-resi
den'x, &c.
THEN AGADI
Ihavea BLACKSMITH "constantly on hand"
in the oid shop, tiiin hates to hive a bare
footed horse pass the shop, and 1 must tell of
it to - get him started. (P4!Ef 39 1 07 1
Brookland; Pa., Nov, 10, 1865.
SOAP Questicai Seitled I Ittivaiie at.
j - SELERiEVS r ElAtt9s
nt VIETBE of sundry Writs ofTenditicia
1.1 1 Exponas, lien Facies and Levari Facies
issued out of the Court of Conimon Pleas'of
potter County, Pennsylvania, and to me di
recZed, I shall expose to public sale or outcry,
at the Court House in Coudersport, on
lONDAY, the 18th day or. Dec:, 1865, at 1
o'clock, p. m. he following desCribed tracts
Or parcels of land to wit :
Certain real estate situate in Homer tp.,
viz.: Beginning at a post in the south line of
warrant No. 2113 being the south-west cor
ner of a lot conveyed to Susan Ayres, thence
west by the warrant line 160' rods to the
Deliewrille lot, thence by said lot north 80
rods to the southwest corner of ELEdgcomb's
lot, thence east 160 rods thence south 80 rods
io the place of beginning; Containing Eighty
Acres and being Lot No. Fifty-One in said
tp., and part of warrant No .2113, 2113 : about
Fifteen Acres of which are imtrroved, with
some fruit trees thereon. To be sold as the
property of I. L Cronch.
ALSO—Certain real estate la Blysges tp.,
Beginning at a post in the north-east corner
of lot No. 45 of the allotment of lands in said
tp. conveyed to Thomas He.milton, thence by
the south line of lot No. 41 south 89.1. east
120 and 3-10ths perches to a post the south
I east corner of said lot thence south 27° east
115 5-10ths perches to a corner of lot No. 1 4 17
4.nrered to E. A. Wagner, thence by lines
of said lot south 52° west 103 6-10ths perches
and south 6 perches to a post the nortb-east
corner of lot No. 154 conveyed to Alva Car
penter, thence by line of said lot west 43
i perches to east line of lot No. 46 conveyed to
!Alva Carpenter: thence by east lines of lots
No.'s 46 & 45 aforesaid north 86 and 2.loths
perches to the place of beginning; Containing
I Forty-five and three-tenths acres i with the
luscal allowance of six per cent: for roads Sc.,
being lots No.'s 171 & 176 of the allotment of
lands of S. Ross in said tp., and part of war
want No 1272, about Twenty acres of which
are improved, with one frame house,one milk
house, one frame barn and some ruit trees
thereon. To be Sold es the property of George
B. Balm'. 1 , , ,
j ALSO—Certain real estate in Oswayo tp.,
I bounded on the North by lands of John Briz-
I zee, on the easti by lands of Walter Wells, on
the south by ind 4 of Wm. Wilcox, and on
I the west by the Highway leading from Oswayo
to the Eleven Mile, Containing One Hundred
1
pnd Twenty-four and Three-fourths acres,
labout Sixty-five acres of which are improved,
i with one, frame house, one log barn and an
f apple orchard thereon. To be sold as the
property of W. T. Kenyon, W. 31. Kenyon,
1 Lawrence Kenyon and tinrensalear Kenyon.
ALSO—Certain real estate in the village of
Lewisville, tlysse'ss tp, Beginning at the
south-west corner of a lot in the village of
Lewisville conveyed by deed by John liacke
and wife to Elymue Hackett, said corner be
ing in the highway- running west from the
said Elymus Hackett's store,
thence north
wifh the line of said Elymus Hackett's lot 8
perches to a corner, it being also a corner of
the said Hackett's rtore lot, thence rest 6
perches to a corner, thence south 8 perches to
the centre nfthe hlghWay,thence east 6 perches
to the place of . beginning; Containing Forty
eight perches of land strict measbro, it being
the lot of laud conveyed to Mary A Bailer
byl Lucy S. Hackett by deed bearing date the
18:h day of Dec., A. D. 1863, upon which is
erected one frame house: TO be sold as the
property of Mary A. Bailey-
ALSC—Cet - tain real estate in Wharton tp.,
Beginning on the First Fork of the Sinnema
honing crifek near the north line of warrant
No. 4727, thence north 27° west along said
creek 71 perches, thence north 40° east along
said creek 43 perches,thencenorth 18° east,in
s.aiecreek l i l perches thence east 70 perches to
a hemlock, .hence south 109 perches to a post,
arid thence west 65 and 6-10ths perches in
the creek to the place of beginning, Contain
ing Fifty Acres more or less, about Five
Acres of wliich are improved with one frame
house one frame barn and some fruit trees
thereon. Tiobesoldas the property of James
Barton. Jr..
ALSO—Certain real estate in Sharon tp.,
Beginning qt a post corner in the south line
of a lot knoWn, as the D'Aubigny tract, and
standing 44 , , perches west of the south-east
corner of said tract, thence along the linepf
said tract wrest 79-and 5-10th.s perches to the
north-east corner of a lot of land conveyed
by the Shriff of Potter county to Joseph
Mann (Sept; 24, A. D, 186'1, and entered in
Deed Book A, page 45), thence by the line of
said land south 100 and 7-10ths perches to a
post corneilthence along the line of B. F.
Nichols' land east .79 and 5-10ths perches to
a post corner in the west line of a: tract of
land sold be John Keating Co. to Amos D.
Nichols, tlAnce by said line north 100 and
7-10ths perhes to the place of beginning;
Containing Fifty Acres of land; on which is
an improi - eifient cf abent ffye acres. To be
sold as the nropertv of 0. C. Warner.
D: C. LARRABEE; Sheriff.
CoudtrspOt, Nov. 14, 18.05.
--- , _
. Register's Notice.
¶0 all Crpditors Legatees and other per
sons interested : Notice is hereby given
that the follbwing named parsons did, on the
dates affixel to their names, file the accounts
of their Administration to the Estates of those
persons decOased; whose names are under
mentioned 4 the office of the Register for the
probate of lyills and,granting Letters of Ad
ministration! in the County of Potter; and
tha the Sarre tVII be preat.ritt'd to the Or
phan's Conr. , of said county for confirmation
and allowarce, on the 18th day bf December
next at 11 alclock a; m,. at the Court House
in said county : . .
1
Nov: 11, 865:•-"Pattial account of Polly
Estes, A:lmi istratrix of the Estae Of George
Estes decd, ate of Oswayo tp. , •
. Nov. 18. ',.l6s.—Final account of S; M.
Presho, AdMinistratrit of the Estate of S., J.
Gee ; i late of Allegany tp, dec'd, , . 1
• DAN BAKER, Register.
Nov. 14, 1556. ' ,
Stebbizie'
OLMStED'S
Copderspo
1 P.. . . istrator's Sale; ,
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D T virtue .f an order of the Orphan's Court
for the county of Potter, the following
described real estate belonging to the estate
of JOHN GIiASPY, late of the ;township of
Sylvtnia, in; said county deceased, Will be!
sold 1.0 the highest and best bidder, at the
Court Rotrsti iu the Boro' of Coudersport; on
Dec.Tmesday fits 19fh. day of c next
Il6'clock.
3';nitna tatal : e
"uage
°tihctoflad situateditSvilani township,
Pottercouuv, ,Penna', and bounded and
I described a 1 folloWs : Beginning at the sonth ;
I west corner liclf Patent 4758 thence extending
eastward along the line of said Patent eighty
Peke:hes to alcorner, thence . extending eiSrth-
Ward along
i lte west line of Said patent two
Ihundred perches at right-angles with the first
line,' thencelextending alog by land of Sam'l
Webb sbuth i wirdlY.eighty perches to another
corner, thenpe by the lands of Thomai Rees
two hundred perchei to place of beginning,
Containining One Hundred Acres of land
be the .samel more or less.
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308 BROADWAY , , Y.
Admini istrat.or'i4 Sate;
y virtue of an order of the 0 rph tin's Conti
UP forilihe County a Potter, the following
described' eal estate. beionging to the estate
of AMBROSE COREY, late ot the ,township
of Ulysse s , in Said county d eceased, will be
sold to the highest and hest bidder, on tbd
Premisee in said township, on- '
Friday the Bth day of Dec: nest; =;
.1
at 10 o'clock A. M., all that certain messuagei
situate in the Township of Ulysses, County'
of Potter and State of Pennsylvania; bounded
and described as follows, viz. : Beginning at
the south=east corner of the O. A. Lewis • lot
iti Said Township; thence north 24 petehes - to
postA thente west 10 perches to a post,
thence South 24 perches to ' t post on south
line-of laid Lewis'line,thence east 10 perthes
to a post the place of legincting, Containing
One and One Half Acres or land more or lest
and being part , of a Lot of land No. 359 con
! veyed by the Trustees of the estate" of Wit
lian3 Bioghsm to 0. A. LeWis bn the Bth day
of February, 1836, and being situate in the
tillage 4f LeWcsville, with one store house, '
one granary; one dwelling house, one barn,
other odt houses and some fruit trees thereon.
Also another lot of land; situate in the
Township, County and State afore Said, and
hounded and described as follows : Beginning
at a post the South-West corner of the above
described lot,, therice in a nottherlY boutaii
alring the west line of above desCribed lot 20
percheS!tii a post,ttteneel iha yire:steiyeouise
at right angles with the first conrse,4 perchis
to a post, thence in a southerly course paral=
Id with ithe Erst described course 20 perches
to a post; thence in an easterly 'tome along
the Highway 4 perches to the plate of be...
gioning4 Containing One Half of an AM . * of
land ; and being the east half of a lot of land
conveyed bk" H. H. Dent to A. Corey Feb..
17, 18544 being a village lot in the village 01
Lewisville; .
AL . o Snother lot of land situate in tire
Township, County and State aforeisaid, and -
boundedatid described as follows: Beginning
at a po'l standing in the west line of lot No:
15 of the sub division of H. H Dent's landi
in said Township, now in poiiessihn ()lAA=
drew Gee, 30 perches south of the south line
of lot Si. 13 conveyed. by H. H. Dept to W
hale Baker by deed bearing date April 9,
1855 . , thence south -IP west 173 perchei to d
corner, being also south-west corner of 103
No. 15 aforesaid, thence along the Oorth•lind
of a lot fie possession of Abrim Waggons!
west 77 and '2-10ths perches to a comer, -
being al so the south-east corner of lot No:
166 connected' to be sold to'J. Nelson Nissen
by H. Hi Dent; thence aortic_ east 173
perches to thelsonth line of lot NO. 14 cons "
veyed by El. H. Deist to - Mahal& Baker by deed,"
healing date April 9, 1855, thence along said
south line last 78 . perches'_to 'hej place et
beginning, Contsining Seventy-Nine 11.6fe5,:
with the tusual,allownuee of six. per beet: fOt'
roads, 46f., being lot No. 16 of this Sub;divissit
ion of t. 14 saidill H. Dent'S lands hi the said,
TownshiP of Ulysses, about Forty .aEres of '
which are imProved, with One fradie honsei
one fram'e barn end some fruit trees thereto:
Also due other lot of land situate in tie
Township, County and State aforesaid; deed
cribed as follows, viz r BOnfided 6rt:the north
by landsolamed by
, BortoE Lewis; clothe east
by lands owned or in possession ofiEen;amin
Baker, on the south by lands in po s session oT
J. D. Leet, add on the nest by the hightitti
leading from Lewisville to BrooklectE, Coo ,
taining about Eighteen Acres of lard be thid
same mO:e or less, about Four acres 8f whiebl
are imperived. - - .
E. W. CIIAPPELi Adoisr:
Ulysses,y Nov, , 6, 1865.
TSE DiASQN_• :
oAbliiet Orgafts . aid chigketi , _
VV zeig s s Celebrated Plantoe r
sale by llohis . B. Shabspear, of
• Wellalioroi
"flogs cdufity, t'a. Persons_dealrihg,to par
chase can do qo by ap.plytiog,
WORTH', Esq., at the Bingham OISCI
Coudersport, Pa. -
4 k.,;*"DC . ri't be I foolish."-Yiin !Ceti
Six Dollars front Fifty Cents. Cell aDd
amine an inventice.ortenflY neidetiVy eveiyl
- Or a sample tent, free' by mailfnr-Ser
cents, that retails R.
Wolcott, ITO, Clistkilli SainiP, Ysifiw-
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