de Proclamati on .
- war: ERNAS the Pim. Robert
'G White,
f,:t'residentlelie,. and, Vie Hons. C. S.
Jones: and Gj G. Colvin; ASsoclate - Jtides of
the:Courts. of Oyer At Terminer and General
Jail Delivery,..Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
CoUrt,and.Corirt - of Common Pleas
f 9 eoq . .Co.iiittli Of Totter;. bravo, issued Weir
precept, .bearing date the twenty-third `day
Peer. in, .the. year -of our , Lord one. t4l
sand 'elihtlinadrea:ned silty-five, - .efid
directed. irforqh9l.ditign court of Ayer. it, Ter.,
miner And General
. Jai) Delivery, Quartet
ions tibri:Peirce, Orr h a Opurt, - :an,d:
Co? yrt Coin:non Pleas in the Beronib of
Coildersport; on, IkI9NPA.Y-, th 6 19th dsiy of
Pe„hroa . ry . , next,: and: to - continue one ,weelt.;
iirthereliire hereby Cer:'
th'e P,ciiee and Oonstables
within, tlie.cutity t that they be then andthere
in thei-proper 10' o'eleck;AL - It.
of said .their rolls, records, inqui
and-. 'other . remora;
limuCetr r .to - tIO: those things- which. to-their
-offices Appertain to be done. Arid
oferlfoinul - by thelTi reeognizanees 4.6•prose
cu?,e againal..the, prisoners that 0 . t,.E.4 ! ti1.
be lit ) the )01c if said iiiitifir"Of :Potter; are , to
1001161a:en+ thure to . prosecute ; against, them
as will be just.
Nrlhttedrittl Coudersport, .lani -- ;16.6~i
tjte n tiihth..ear 'of the .frlepandence of the
tlitited=SutteVof Anteriea. •
• BROWN, .Bi:writ':
ildrilinistrator l s Sale.
Vvirtain of nn order of -the Orphan's
--1.1 sCourtt roithe empty of. Putter, the
f lesrlbed r e al estate belonging to.the
Oita(o otAitilliain Nelson /Lowe, Into of ,the
tifwnship o(Biug,hain, in said county, dec'd,
wi he'sold to the highest and best bidder,
on. premises below described, in Bingham
tinroship,
the:Friday c 16th clay of February next,
at .f
o'clock' , P. H.
• Alt tbat certain messuage situate ih Bingham
POtter Co.; Pa., described as fol
lows; viz.: , Seginning at a White Ash the N.
W, Carrier "of lot No. 30 of the allotment of
lands in said township conveyed to Isaac
enson, Thence by west line of said lot south
one hundred and twenty r eight and six-tenths
Perches to the N: J. corner of lot No. 134,
thence by north line of lots Nos. 134 & 133
'Forth eighty-eight and one hslf degrees west
cue hundred and twenty-eight and -seven
tenths perches to the S. E. corner of lot No.
166, thence by east line of said lot and lof lot
No. 144 conveyed by Trustees of Bingham
Estate to Jonathan Strait north one hundred
and nineteen and seven-tenths perches to the
S. W. corner of lot No. 22, thence by line of
said lot Mist seventy-nine and three-tenths
perches and north five perches to a beech the
S. W. corner of lot No. 21, thence by south
Tine of said lot east forty-eight and nine-tentlis
perches toi the place of 'beginning Contain
ing Ninetthree and three-tenths acres be
the same more or less, with , the usual allow
ance of six per cent. for roads &c., being lots
Nos. 26 & of tbe aliMment of lands of the
Estate of Samuel M. Fov dec'd, and part of
warrant No. 1239., Potter county, Penn'a..,
about
_To - lefty. acres of which is improved,
with one Small frame house, one barn, and a,
Sew fruit trues thereon.
; I Ist. D. BRIGGS, Adui'r
CoudPrFport, Jan'y 15,'1866.
Register's Notice,
TO all !dreditOrs;"Legatees and other per
sons, interested ; " Notice is hereby given?
that the fidloxidng named persons did on' OM'
dates atliied to. theirnarnes i file the accounts
of their kflutinistratlon to.the Estates of those'
persons 4eceased r whose names are under--!
Mentioned in the (Ace of the Register for they
probate cif Wills and granting Letters of At1: 1
ministration in the County of Potter ; and
that the eame Nvill be presented to the Or;, 1
Than's CMirt 'of said county for confirmation' i
nod allowance, on the 19th; day of February
next at tb o'clock A. M., at the Court Rousi
in said enmity: 1
Nov.-21), 11165. Account of Leroy D. Goff,?
AdministrAtor of the Estate of James Cottonl
:late of Harrison tp., dec'd. = I
'Dec. Ip, IEIO. Account of G. W.' Tinekett
Adirdnistritior of the Estate of John iltiekett,
b liti,o . titU!ysst: tp, ilped.
Dec:" 21, 1865. Accopnt of Ellen Flingi
Tripp, Admintstratrix of the Estate of %Lai
Flittg, lute of Ulysses tp.; ticc'd. -
'I D. RAKER; Register.
..
ivonneranort. Jan'y 15. 18tA.
GILL U r iLAN'S SALE .
ov ••
'PEAL ESTATE.
NOTIGH is hereby given that .by virtue or
nifforder or decree issued out of the Or
phnns' Court of Potter County, ;the tinder+
signed as:Guardiau of Milton Manly,. ICaq ,
Manly; p:red.. Manly,
s and May Bell .Manly„minors, Owners of said land, will expose for
sale at Oublie veuduo, to the highest Lidded,
At 1110 • Uoiirt-lieuse in Coudersport, in
county.nf Potter, on
The ;20th duy of .Februar:y, 1866,
,
tit:l ; o'clock; .P. 31., the following. certai.
messuage and piece of land, situate in the
Norougli of Coudersport, Potter County, des
cribed op follows: Reginning at the soutl -
east corner of.a lot belonging to P.A. Stcbbids
on Second Stiet, thence north ,132 feet to
south line Of Charles Reissman's lot.; they*
east 331 feet; thence south to Second Streht
132 fee, ; thence west to the place of begin
ging ; epotainicg Ono Half Acre, upon which
is erected one Blacksmith Shop.
- • GEO., C. MANLY, Guardian.l
Coudersport, Jan: 15, 18C.G.—tc
NEAHLEY'S 'HISTORY OF ,TILR
. -
GREAT REBELLION. 1
l E i t 'lil°n't3'dBnut ppeult nd oX ir Ldn:ry in iulanevetttimltheUtrillee:t
settle upon which the warin'e:, , been conducted, 'e.. et
ptitute it one of the GRANDh.r+T and MOST Bit 1.-
7.IANT ClLl.l..Crlikil' OF, THE W9llLD'l3' . 11 S.
TOillr. I.
i Mr, Headley, of all writers, in perhaps best gill
' fled to portray the stupendous features of the inlg ty
'contest. BM pretioun works on less moment tin
themcanhave placed hini in the ..ligst poCition, s a
rl t.
gniphici and powerful delineator of War Scenes nd
characters. and .the Magnitude nua grandeur of j_ ho
present subject; impart to his pen - the fire and vi nor
of a yet more exalted inspiration, and furnish a plc
scope for the highest exhibition ofi hie peculiar genius
for„aullltary doecription, Under his powerful pen the
l i
stirring scones of tho War 'patella review with the
vividnens end distinctness of a present and lit ng
reality; while his groat talent for condensation Vim
ides hint to. embody . everything. el importance nIV
coinpass just slatted to' the- 'public .
-want. Fro no
other source can so clear and comprehensive no Mb
piesslim of the grand march of events be obtai ed,
Pe easfly nod agreeably, as from Ur. HeadlOY's W rk.
tither 'histories have been Issued before a . nt'o
Repagt and ether Official Documents were submitted
to the Government, and are therefore unreliable.
.Atr. Headley Was delayed the completion nr this till
'those DOCUM ENTS so Ii:BBtF.NTIAL to AtrnrE s ,
TICITY and GORttECTICESB could be obtaine I,
Thei, Second Volume, completing this Work,. w.
be lasued in March, 1868., Agents wanted to engage
i•. its "sale in every town • and county in tho ilipted
dratok 44tterat inducements °from!. Fur paryou.
inn, n visty to or•oddresß.
.....,,AsiEB,ICAN PUBLVirlif NG COMPANr; '
• 148 Asylum Street, Hartford, Ilona .
Pcitsgrav 8 o 1 P
Gran, Agents.-11Y 81 . ' ' • -
For cotton*Yarn
1
G R T°
dIVIVLBALL::&,NONI'' - -
. 9' •
11 543 i B*o;6.b.*AY .4543 T
',
-•
1 . 30i*' , 4k.e:Ait• - '
AlGENTs . icethecELE p.A.TEDI
DRIGGS' - 'NEW'TATENT PIANO
i FORTES,
.- . 1 t
. . • „...
Which me creating the',&entest seem ifin !litho Mit.
,o=l world, and li l vn received the highea te4linoitl.
ale front J ill thole:L(11oz artlete In the opato,anottit
tom tv)io are ,! ' ' , , ' , .. .
Si. TIDAL IZERGI . , i FRANCIIII. 311.01V1.3,
T 51. uOTTSCHAttc; Tit EOD Q I;,' 41s V ELT,
',lilt. ItExity F 11.1 ,; MAX M.Alt,t2T4E4",:;'":
1. TRACXOSGII, ' WAI. 3rAsos, - .. ,
. _ 11EILNIAN A. TOL LEN EIA.UPT;
LA t thp Into' FAIR of, tiai ADTERICAT
lle the • 1 ' INSTITUTE, hold
i New York- City, October 1803, t icy were award
• • . , .
//' /11 ) . ig T. hZEMlthlt GOLD MEDAL!
' • 1 i'ortite . I " . .
I
EIESTirPEANO. FORTE ON EXHIBITION 1
. ' ' idEirra run' 1,
1
. GE(11-., A.- L'altlNCE#, IGI?IS ~..---.
• i'.IVIELODEON, AUTOMATIC i SCHOOL ORGANS . : , ''
ALL INSTRUMENTS, WARRANTED ON EIVEYEAR
IdanufactuNire and itn:yiorteris, - of • •
FLUTES, ItANJOS, _ SloLiNs,'"; ourriAßEl,
4 VIOLIN STRIINS, 4CCUV.I.bKO.2iitli
rind all kinds ot? DR.lilis nod ot p tir mhsical Inetrn
t tents. t Special attention palS to furnillting 'Braes learn
t eats for Banda. 1 .1 . .. ,• .
PUBLISHERS OP SITFETMUS'IC,
1 Just Pllblilitled, "TitevEilritc, ,, a new collection of
01mo* for the t:piscoltal service, for.opening and
(dosing Voluetarica, lansiciti' Seciette.q paisites,nstk
for the Social Circle, by Vinalt. c. TAYLOR. Pricer—
poardg, 85 cente, Cloth, .$l.. . 1
BASSINOS' 261 Metodib Exercises
in„fer,m or
.11 4 AfroolO'8 .for,got , witto and 7.lsirzto
OpRANO VOICed, ill!e0C(1 OA fttiatee to acillfrh - the
xrOper art of eiruptigi by CARfit) Eliseo.; author.
Ilaiiiiinle art of singing,,ralti BUlltinte. • in two books.
trice, each, $2,50. . _ - -. I,
..—,
- - _ .
PIANO-FORTE CALISTHENICS,
. .
4 collection of FIVE Fition 3 emit° end •Eic.sta 'Oast
fitr spendtly, de:rmnying tb.e, totiacten_uf the
eger, , , nod tonaitinn that degree of ilexibility,
i, e naenee atal!volub , liiy, which are so ludi-wentrible
10 a t.t.x.),1 performance on the .1 4 4...kN0-FORTE, by
FILVSC 1i U. tlxuirx. ! - !fine, 57 , 5 1 4
Now fgAtition, r0P11215 FlRra , Pnixeni by FRANCIS
nitowN, .author of Itride, btinuebaha, and ilea-
Polkas;.v.e. - Prici, 50 eentti. "
[
1•1"..w. 1%/X117.5p3: 4 C.
'Cast thy Burden on the '.Lord; with
; &Tram), Con tralto or Tenor ItiCiioF, and '
I Quartette, adapted from Gtotissehaik,
I Slumber Song, by W. K- lissriruan__Price 35 cts.
i'A Holy Cailll, A Peace Divine,' a comJ -
pinion to ."Sweet Spirit bear iny
Prayer," by W.:PI:WENT WALI4.IIC 6... Peet) 35 CtS.
'Lord; my God, r Long to Knoiv," "ISlit -
lytnn, as sung at Grace ehurebi cum-.
I posed by BlLArke. Wl#Lso ... .. ...... --Price 35 cts.
My Bud in leaven," wordsbY Sri:scare
W. Cost, music by ftrtrottS li,Ussicrr Price 35 cts.
"My Oilly Brothers' Crone," 1 Song and
- Choate, by KELLEri;........4 ........ . . Price 35 MS.
"The Past that Breathes of Thee," "Bal.- -- - .
lad, ELLEn ! • ' 4 Price 35 chi.
by BI
"Oh, Write rile if•iSl3o4 Or my FlCaler;',,. - -' ..,
Song and Chorus, as sung at Wood's ; .
' minstrel's, cutopwed by C. liasay_ _Price 35 cts.
"A Word. of Thine,yl Ballad, by X. J. •
Fitzhugh Price 30 eta.
"Give tornethosemobblitlours r - -Doett • =.' . -
fur two Sopranos, o rifo pra no and Tenor
by E. A. P-tawnvitsv;. ....... --=- ----Price 35 cis.
"Vesper Star," Dtrett, for two Sopranos,
• or Tenors; by J. D.crrter, ' Price 40 cte.
"Murmur° la Ut1.196C.312:" Fantasioi by - 3'. - - '.' r
' MortLiSo .... - ....1.. , ...:__—_ ... . ..:.; .. .j . Price 50 ets•:.
"Prayer at Sea," Romance in ]or of a
Nocturne, by J. rut JASMNSIC.I. •.- _. ..Price 50 ets.
' "Attends iuoi," (Wail fur int.) Li: op, by
Clue, FILPLIIEL.-:.._-.. .- . ----- 1.---- , ..Prco GO cis_
"finis' inol," (FolloW lily) clislop i rby A. • - 1 ,
- 1 - 3 . .,n,,,..igys - r---' - • --, ' - i Prideso cts:
"Water Fall. and Sea Breeze," Galopm,by
PAUL STEINIIAGEN ' '.Pricq, each, 50 et.
"Morning Dew," LanCerd, by Anot,pn I
.13cassrats ''' ' Price 50 cts.
'•WeddingLaircers"by PAUL STEISI.I.OAN Price 440.0.
"Happy by thy Dreams," ire,-critard fur I
for the Piano-forte, by Cons. Misr. et—Price 50 eta.
"Sweet Spirit Bear my prayur;"! frthn
Wallace's Opera Let-line, I ranscribird
for the piano forte by Criss. Pitimr.l4.-Price 40 eta.
“CrispinoCumare, ' lticci's apw Op-
era, arranged by GRAIL FRAD0..... 1 -Price 00!cts,
"Pen des E w
tolles," Starlight 'mon), Fry'..
J. us JASIENr'EI..... . -... . ..... , 4‘. ... ....Price 57 etld,
"Angel of Dream," Ballad, by Ittladar.l.:..Price 3..icts.
"Love's Lamentation," Ballad, hyry,.o:ll.
80LDER..1...: ' .. • ''' '',... Price 35'CtS.
;Triumphal much," bv Ittou'a irprits(itt Pricosl.oo.
"Algerian Polka," by k A. PAItiCiIIUICT-Pricc IS'ets.
' Evening Shadows; Nocturne., by L.P. • .• , -
FITZeU'UII ;:i' ~' --"Prioo SS cts.
"I'n, Longing for Thee," Guards waltz,.
no sung ly - iretille P5tier.5.....!'.....1 , ;..Price 35 eta.
r
A Liberal Discount. given to the 'Trade,
ClitirehesClercytuirii, Profeirsofis and Schools. Mu
sic sent by mill (Pll receipt of ther,tnarked price.
WILLIAM II ALL; Si, SON.
543 Broubniay,]4i6Cv - Yorli.
Dee 5, 4 mos Ford r' i , '
GLORIOUS NEWS!
THE - 'GREAT -S.c.(gT-_OUT.f
TIE GRAND 1108 . 11 AT
Martin
I A ccounted for.
TIIE trading public baveat last fonhdlhat
_ Greatßargains are made,and that Goods
not excel ed iMbeauty Und.durriltilify, can he
purchased at •MAIITII4 BROTHERS'. Our
stock of DRY GOODS', ts . NH, and embraces
the'ehoiqest kinds of Dl•ess Gocdi, DoMestici,
White Gods, Cloths. Clothing, Boots 14 Shoes,
Rats and Caps, and a 'general lissertment. 'or
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. ! Good Prints
and Sheetingi at cchts ; all rival Flannels
at 50 cents, and other goods' in propiirtion.—
Having bought wititin the last ten days; at
greatly reduced pries,- they bo sold
ASTONISHINGLY CHEAP I
DRESSpODS
G;
We have a splendid iassbrtm4nt of almost
everything, front the coarsest flarlapse to the
finest Brocade - Silk, and TiimMings . :;to Match.
Our stock hi being con4antlY replenished
by orthits from lihiluniticitittia:villirbesold
out at •
Small Proad ,
itifiv:•o& BriyrilEits.driAs4 iixicaji be
undersold (wberi style, beauty, and durability
are taken into considefution) by any estab
lishment between New York and sundown.
©LEAN, N. Y., Dec. 18,65.
.3[2:13E . zas 'Atom
I ean"t- stop advertistrq ibeoanso . I've v quit
selling calico far now I k liraliti
Sell Farms, SurireiLamis,'Write
Deeds and qontralts,. Elrtnaeß-fßaop,4-Tesi
dents,&c. ~.1
MEN Aor4iN
I have a BLACKSMITH t Otlstantly on hand'
in the old shop, vho hateit to have n bare
footed horse pass-the shop l y and linnet tell o
it to' et hiin itarted. - ualonj
Drooklandi Pa.,
.Nov. ; 10, 1865.
THE ,IYIASON t .
pAiitrielOrktins Chicker:-
kJ. ' img's Celebrlitedt pianos for
sale
, by John B. Sbakspent, of :Weilsboro,
Tioga ominty, Pa Persontajdepiring ix; pur
chnsecan do so by appiyin to A. L. EN&
WORTH, :Esq., F lit the Bineolm °ince,
Coudersport, Pa. j
k '
Pitebbins,
- ' 'Tr --r . -x.. -------- ---
; AV
in* ' pit Ci it ' . i r trg r.., ,rr - ?
ADIERICANIAt4aOII - 40111PMITY.:
" (
'llhaving conia to our knowleilgi that im
,
itationis of Me- American Watch ihave_ been
pneiiion'tha market , in great,numberrcalcu
lated iv. the
,ntter'vVorthlesstieSs..tolajnre.,
theieputtitiiiii of ',, ottr ',genuine Products, 'l.o
protect our Own interests and the publicc t frOm
imposktkm,. - tve again,Publish the trade Marks
by which our Watches may invariably, he
known • -.1
Re manafacture;four styles.-OY-W,atches.
• The Firit'lliii tba'ainne - ''- L' .. i f
' 1
I .
"AMERIOAN•ir WATCH . CO.. Waltham, - ,
Mass.," engraved on tlie.inside plarn, - .„ -,,
The Seccripd has the, name' , . - , i .. 1
- -PAPPLETON, .TRACY .Sr CO., *althom,
Mass.," engraved on-thminside plate. '1 .
The Tiiii*l has the:pante , . _ • ~
"P. S. flit Iti'LETT -, Waltham,• 5..," en
4 2
. .
BARI,
grated on,theinside,plate. • ,
Alt the
styles bare; the;na~aeAmer.
lean Watch .Co. painted on the dial and stre
warranted in every ieSpeet. r
The a r L b t i ; :r h , : t a „
on the iniicle-plate,_and.is not panied on the
dial
All the; above described watelao are made
of various, sizes, andare sold In gold oi silver
cases, , as may be reqtfired.,
It is hardly possible for us to accurately
describe _the numerous imitations to which
rte have alluded. They are nsuallY inscribed
with names so nearly approaching our own
as to-escape the observation of the unaccus.
tomed buyer.' Some are represented as 'made
by the'"trnion Watch Co., of 'Boston, Mass.',
such company existing: Some are
named the "Soldier's Watch, to be sold, as
our Fourth' or Wm. PAlery stY4, 'usually
known as the "Soldier's Watch." Others are
• nail:led I the - "Appleter ' Watch Co. ;" others",
the P. sl3arttsr, ' instead of our "P. S. - 13art
lett ;" besides many' varieties named in such',
manner as to convey the idea that they are
the veritable productims of the' American
Watch Company. I •
We also caution the public, and partial
lady soldiers, againit buying certain articles
nattse watches. so freely advertised in
tinted papers as ~ A rmy Watches." ''Officer's
Watches," "Magic Time Observers," "Areana
Watches," (Ice,: the prices of which are stated
to be from seven to sixteen dollars. A good
Watch, in these times,' cannot be afforded);
any such money,
A little attention on the part of buyers will
protect them trent -gross imposition.
BOBBINS -APPLETON
Agents for the American Watch Co.,
j 182 Broadway, New York.
• PACIFIC HOTEL,
170; 172, 174 3; 176 GIIEEWICEI ST,
1(ONIC BVIARE WF4T OF BROADWAY.)
Betwei-o Courtlande and Dey'Stiv,eta,New York
JOKY PATTEN: Jr., Proprietor.
i.
WIRE Pacific Hotel; is well and widely
_IL known to the traveling public. The to- I
is especially suitable to merchants ,
and bnsiness . men ; it is in close proximity to
the business part of the Oity-'-is, on the high
way of Southern AO Westernl travel—andi
adjacent to all •the principal Railroad and'
Steamboat depots. •1
'The Pacific has liberal accommodation for-I
ove r 300 guests ;'it is well tarnished, and pos-,
senses every triodern improvement for the'
comfort' and entertainment of' its inmates.l
The rooms ere spacions and well ventilated ; 1
provided with gus and water; the attendance,
is prompt and respectful; and the table is ' I
generously provided with every delicacy of
the season. • '
The subscriber, who, for the past few years, I
has been the •lessen, is now sole proprietor,
and intends to identify himself-thoroughly
with the interests of his house. i With long
experience as a hotel-keeper, lie trusts, by
moderate charges and a liberal policy, to
maintain the favorable reputation of the Pa
cific Hotel. • JOHN PATTEN, Ja.
1
1794 7,nr" 794.
. i ked,
INSURANCE COMPANY
'or s
NORTH l AMERICA,
11.1ILApELPIIIA. . '
I?ldest Insurance Company in! America:
Cash Capital and , Surplus, over
$1,750, 1 000.000.
•
-
SEVENTY-ONE Years Successful Business
Exp6rience, with a'repntation for
.integrity
andihonorable dealing unsurpassed by any
simtiar institution.
LOSSES PAID since organization, $17,-
600,000.00, vith3ut I.lto deduction - of a cent,
or a day's delay I •
LIBERAL RATES for all the safer classes
of ,property. InsUPAIICO . of Dwellings and
Contents, a specialty.
BRICK br STONE Dwellings insured pc r
petuqlly, it" 4esired, on terms of the greatest
economytind snfety to the insured.
Bro's
rq9 Wisdom and Economy to insure in the
best Companies, and.there is none ~eiter than
the yid. Insurance Co. of North
Affiellea.
Apply ,to
AT . '
11. J..OLMSTEIN -
, ~
0 TORE 'colt 'always be found the best o
E i
0 Cooking, Box and Parlor
.'S
Also, TIN arid SIIEET•IRON WARE, POTS,
KETTLES, SPIDERS, ..SCOTCH BOWLS,
PRYING-PANS, SAP-PANS, and-CAULD
RONS. Also, ' ." . .
Agricultural Implexnenta.
sucli , as PLOWS, SCRAPERS, ' CULTIVA
TORS, CORN-SDELLYAS,"BORSE-RA.KES,
DOG-POWERS, tcc. •
1. I
I-I.IS WORK
.is well made and the material good. Good
and' substantial MANES -T11.0130115 put up ip
any part of the County--Terms easy.. Ilead
Pay
. of ,ell
,kinds, including Gash, seldom refused. • , •
' Store onlfalnStreet Opposlte the Oki Court
House, Couder.sport. Aug. 1,.3863.-50,.
1f: You Want
YfO purchase Cotton Goods, go tro
• ' OLMSTED.
DILFILKINUBRO'S
Iir:ALUABLE MEDICINES, which have per
formed such wonderful eines' and given gen
eral, satisfaction to all those who• have made
use ; of them, can. be obtained of DR.I
FRENCH, COUDERSPORT, Potter Co:,
Pa., Who will examine patients, astertain the
nature of their disease, dnd- givh ,all necess
aryklirectiorneand advice to those who'meke
Ordera from abroad
will receive iromftt. attention.
I.Jkay 19, 1866.,.
M. W. McALARNEY
Agent forPottei county.
=ME
T 4
BUSINESS tOLLECE
• .
North-east -cornal." Torah, an 4 PhOttLin Itreetat
PITILAX)E.Lpiftk:
Tile meat completinnd therougltiyappointed Bus,-
neas'or Cothrriereial College in the country.
The only one In the , city' pottieetinte Lecislattee'
Olt"tor, and the - only °nein the united, States author
ized:Pacerffei'Degrees of merit.' • Diplomas awarded
to graduatesin the Commercial Vourstrundertht-cor
porate sertlby anthdrity iatitete.-- • -
Conducted by gentlemen, of ;liberal eduention.and
ostensive experience in business, and affording nun
titiolled . advanutges for the thoroligh theoretical and
practical education of young-m,n for tin:, variant'', dn
tiesand employments of businesslife,
TIMORY AND PRACTICE COMBINED
. .
Dy a e} stem of
• ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING.
orlgt
. ,
. end
nre-mnincutly practical, giting• the. en:
.
dent in the ehorteet time a complete, insight into the
routine, details, customs _and forms of business in
general, an conducted in the beef-regulated ootamer•
cinimul financial establiehments. •
TICEORETICAI. 110014411EPING -
'Upon a-new plan, with an original, exposition of the
emotion ofecconnt.,' arranged and 'published by the
proprietneof this Institution exctusiveij for his own
use, saving f the Oidintitylabor Of the student,
and giving biro a - complete knowledge of the practice
of the bent.acconntants. . „ „
•
THE CORLIEEIRCIATICOVBSE
•
Book-keeping, Commeicial Arithmetic, -Pen
manship, Business''Correspondence, eopi
' meraial Daly, Lectures 'on : Bitsitiess
Affairs;' Commcecial. Custome r . •
FOll7lB, and Actual' Duel
,
nest- PiTictice. - -
artetAl; IaI 3 ASCIIES.
Algebra and the .ffigher ,fiathematite, .PkoM
graphy, Orna:mental Penmanship, the Art of,
Detcctiu:q COivireifeit Engitie n ering;
,Surr - e - ying,'Nctui.7ation , and Telegraphing.
TELMUAPHINP.
The arrangements for Telegraphintritre* favin
canoe of anything ofthe hinderer offered to the pub;-,
lie. A' regular. Telegraph Linois connected with OM
Institution with twenty branch Mikes in verbatim partm
of the cuy, Where public business is transacted, and
In which sindents of this Institutionare permitted to
practice. o regnlnr oiliceirractiee c.n be had in any
other school of inmtrection ir the country, 'Without
vriaioli no ono can obtain ii position ash
. prectield op
erator. Young men are cautionedagainst the decep.
live representations of those who, without any such
facilities, pretend to teach Telegraphing,.
PATRONAGE.
This InstitraMn Is now enjoying the largest patron.
age ever beaten-6d npon.any commercial school in the
State. Otter fire hundred stunents were, In attend
ance, the first ytar, and over seven hundred during
the past year., trite best class of students may inva
riably be found Imre, and all its asscciations ure first
class.
LOCATIN AND AGCOMMODATItiNS.
The institution is located in the most e central part
;
of the city, and (its accommocntions, for extent, ele
gance end convenience, are unsurpassed'. All the
rooms have beim fitted up in the vere heat style with
Mistimes °tikes or Counting :Menses, Telegraph
Offices, Stationery Store, and a regular , ,
BLUM OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE
supplied with- inely..enurtmed lithographic Dace
nsed_as n circulating medium in the Department 01
actual Busineia.
TO YOUNG MEN
who' do , lre the very best faci Wes' fora Practical
Education for Mushiest... we guarantee a course of
instruction no where else to Its equidted, while the
reputation and standing of t to institution among
business men make itsendorsethout the best passport
to 1311(11:C88 and advancement, 9.1 d contemplation
entering any Commeiclal College, are Invited to send
tor an
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR & CATALOGUE •
containing' complete interior views of the College,
and full partlrolars of the cour3? of Instruction
terms, tSte.
FAIIMAIcii.S,• A. 11"
T. C. SEARCH,
Special .7 ? cacher and Supt. of Office lluainesa.
noc34ml3pd
FOUTZ'S
czitnnArtp
~k,.---
gorse and Cattle Powlors.
TER, ItEAYEI
COUGHS,.DE
TEIfEER, F]
TEES, FOIINDE
LOSS OF APT
TITE AND VIT.'
ENERGY, he.
use improves
inerewrii
appetitiz-iive ,
al smooth of
glossy skin—al
transforms .1.1
miserable skelel
horse.
, ..
the Lungs, Liver,
.t . c.
itoto ocl
, this article . ._ ' --•• :.: '. :',,;•- . :
acts as a, specific. . .~ -
~ .. . .
By tiutting'froru • •-•'...r.•.• .- •;: ' -•'• • •
one-half a paper -' ' 'J -
to a . paper. InT a,. '
.;•...•.-- E.-.
barrel of swill the .--_,-- 1 ra=g=wie -.-
above diseases 4-- ------- t ......,'''''' '
will be enuticated .•---'--- -'•-• . --..--- -_____, - -
or eniirely'greventot Tr - given in - time, - a cer tain
preventive and cure for the Hog Cholera. . " -
Price 25 Cents per . Paper, or 5 Papers for ,$l.
h. , -...: „ PILEPait-BD Or
. . _
s. A... IFOT,.T r rZ liar, 13 , R0., ;
, . . . . .
Ir - 1 'AT T=ro3.• ' ' •
' WHOLESALE :DUO AND MEDICINE DEPOT,
No.' 116 Franklin. St., laltiniore; Md. '
For Bale by Druggists end Stordoseperil through
out the United States. .. ..._'_,...____ . ' 4,,
Sold by Ps A. ,STPBBINS & CO Conders
WELLSBORO EL COUDERSPORT
sTAGE , ROUTE. ,,
Min Stages 'nu the Wellsbore and Con
j dersport Line will'silt leave Wellaboro every
Monday an Thursday at 2 o'clock P.-4
arriving at Coudersport on Tuesday and'Fri
day. 'respectively. Leaires Condernport Avery
Wednesday, nrrtvingin Wellsboro on Tlitira
driy at 12 o'Clock'l4l.,' and -leaving:Conderii
port- on' Saturday, - ltrriVes in Wellsboro
Monday at 12 o'cloce,
This Ileac hns lately changed-proprietors.
and the undersigned is determined to keep.
in good order both with respect to teams and
drivers. Ample Accommodations . for trav
elers at Vertniryeas. I`HENRY-CIiOFUT.
Gaines, Aug. 2;1865.-;—Ompd
VOII 'can't beliive :what'. TIO BA WM/Q.-
-IL !=) 11 0 at MASTED'S: k •
Simmons
The
..$
IIItr . DROP: - :..MU5T..:::.00ME.1.1
‘‘Live and
im
Ten Different
. . .
. .
. . .
•.... .
...,:,... . • .
4 ' .
4, •T . ' - Gl' . ...,..... ..., •.. ..., .- . .
RAJ
T 1 It S•
r • •
STK tE OF!
Are'now ready for wholesalein
DRY. GOODS, READY;-
-CROCKERY
Flour,Feed.,
Give us a call and save Fifty per
age for the
Wellsville, N. Y., Oct. 24, 1.
Pro
P. s
This prepara ion,
ng. and favorably,
Town, will - Dant
igtdy reinvigorate
roken-down ' I and
wr-spirited horses.
strengthening
choansing) the
omach and hates..
ies. • .
It Is a sitre i i pre.
tentive of al dia.
eases - ipotdent. to
Head' ua
FIRST
is invaluable;
es the quality
smilk..lt has
Elegant Seasonable Dress Goods
proven by ac
experiment to
mean the ckruati
-9f milk and
twenty per
Wand make the
r firm and
In !setts:anti
it gives them
ipetite, loosens
bide, and
them thrive
W 1 1 1 )
Wr RE
THE COKIII"‘.1-34
ihs,l7lcess Ia
Dress and Cloak Trimmings
VI, -
.: , . r .-- -
'l\l i 1 If.
' JU ,
F
1,,,, _....„ ,
MAMMOTH STOCK OF
IL3c)c:wtm 'afk, Miico4D4m•
* The Proprietors , or the POPULAR CORNER STORE are -
cleterniiped to supply this market - With the beg quality of
DRMOODS, 'HATS & CAPS, "HARD ARE,' DRUGS, PAINTS;
I3ILS VARNISHES; - , AHD PATENT MEDICINES .
FLOUR, FEED &PROVISIONS
•
P. A. STEMBIKS & CO.
October, 1.565 •
•:
'' '
Wax , .:
,:, is
THE , WIAIVIMOTH EMPIRE
Wit:›
So that while'
Nos. e
1212
EMI
no
ETIBINS & Co.
El
ters'ft*.Barijaintl.
FALL OPENING!
EMI
I
I
ME
Ahead!
-J
MEM
r .
't
Departments
CbvpJott •
others are marlOng np, vc shalt• .
r T .
c r.-
(E Goo p c -
The first departreent is filled with
and 'retailing
IADE CLOTHING, BOOTS; SHOES,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &C.
& 3, Wholesale and Retail
ork, Groceries, &c.
•
Cent. We return you our thanks fn your liberal pa!tron
,
ast year, and•shall continue to sell •
HEAP AS EVER.
C. H. SIMMONS.
=
,
.
ISE
WM
Over
K 3
_.
;, : ..~,
SE
ME
el
IN