NOTICES!
PECIAL
M
Whiskers ! Whiskers
Do 1:t want Whiskers or--Moustaches? Our
G r ecian compound will force them to grow-on
theismoothest face or chic„or.hair--odhald,
beeps, to Six Weeks. ?rice', $1:00.:f Sent - by
auprliere, closely sealed: - on receipeof
pride.' Address _WARNER & CO.,
lysn Box 138, Brooklyn, N. Y
. .
T HE swot; & au= papist gAorms
'Fo4y; different styles. adapie Ito sacred and
secular music, for $BO to $6OO each. .FIFTY
ON Gold or Silver Medals, or other first
premiums awarded them. Illustrated Cata
loges free. Address, MASON k HAMLIN,
or MASON St BROTHERS. New York.
Periodical Drops 1;
mhe Great. reinale Remedy fog' Irreg.
- 1 I ularlfies. ;.Thero drops ire a scientifically com
pounded fluid reeparatiott, and better than any Pills,
rusifiers ur Nostrums. ' 'Being liquid; their action is
&set and positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy
andicertain. specific fcir theeureof all obstructions and
supprerolons or nature. Their popularity is indicated
by the fact that over.loo,ooo bottles are annually sold
sadeottstimed by the ladies .of the United States,
every_one,of whom Speak strongest terms of
se
prai of their great merits. They are rapidly taking
the place o • every other Female Remedy, and are con
side d. by all who know aught of them, ss the surest
saf,-arldmost infallible,preparation in the world:
fort e cure of all Female oomvlitiots, the removal of
-all obstructions of nat it re, and the promotion of health
retrifhwity and strength: • Explicit directions stating
,when tbe,y,trtay.he twed,andexplaininc wh , -nend why
theli shonkl not imor could not be used without pro
ducittg effects contrary to nature's.clio , ea laws, will
be found carefully folded around each bottle, with
written signature ofJOHN L. LYON, without which
none are genuitte.;
Prepared : by Dr. sorra L. LYON, 195 Chapel
Street. New .Haven, Conn., who can be consulted
/Mier personally or by (enelodng stamp,) con
cerning. all_priyate diseases nod female weaknes.es.
SO4I
pj yTrtiggists everywhere Price $1.50 pr Rot.
• ' O. G. CLARK & CO.,
lytp General Agts for United States and t.il nathi s
RA.LLY t- THESYST.E. 3I .!
Alla a dineasq has been conquered, there
is still lbe weakness - that it leaves behind is,
to he removed. Couvaleicense is a tedion
aff:iir. If the enfeebled' and flaccid must
..cle's, _the,. shattered nerves, the thin and
blood speak, they would cry for
h e lp. In tim;, many ,cases such help as is
given them is not of the right kind. The
fiery stimulants of commerce do harm. They
kindle a temporary flame, which - ts a mockery.
Their effect passes, and the last state of hi'M
'wil l () uses then!' is worse than the first.
Not such is the effect of Hostetter's Storn-
Itch Bitters. There is no drawback to their
toiling properties. I3alsamic.tilants and barks
'ftnilibots contribute their restorative juices
to I render this soothing and strengthening
'preparation a-protective and remedial agent.
Tts basis is the only stimulant which has eq.y
been produced containing no fusel oil or any
bthei:deleterioui element. The most careful
dad chemis's have analyzed the Bit
terls,..andrpronounced them harmless.
; I'his is scientific testimony ; but the tes
mony of the hundreds of thousands. who hate
experienced the preventative and curatike
effects of 'the Great Vegetable Tonic and
Alierative Of modern times is still more toil
chisive. In fever and ague, dyspepsia, bp
lonsness. nervous comllaints,general debility,
and chrmic complaints, it is as nearly
lithe as anything in this fallible world vita
bei Sold 'every xhere.
' DR. -TOBIAS' -
vEyINA2v LINDIESM
'FT CURES CHOLERA, WHEN FIRST
J r taken, inn few hours; Dysentery in halt
hocr ; Toothache in'. five minutes. it! is
pCffeetly innocent to take inv:4%oly; cnci.;.is
rcenomended by the most eminent Physicians
in' the Unitdd Stdtes. 'Price 40 and SO ets.i
TOW.V:DA, Pa.. :11l , b . V, .
.IDr. S. I. Tobias, , Sew York : llear Sir-4-1
hate used your Venitian Liniment with great
td i cCess, both as an internal as well, as an'ex.;
ternal medicine. In cases of Bilious ChOlic
4111. d Cholera Morbus I regard it as a sovereign
remedy. Your Venitian Horse Liniment
,sthnds unrivalled as a horse medicine
amongst farriers and boatmen on this canal.
IS ' • LEIVIS,
v ISupt,North Branch Canal:
Sold by all Druggists. Office, No. 36 C(Wt
landi St. New York.
I THE DECISIVE BATTLE
HAS lIEEN
FOUGHT AND WON
jar every Stale, and . City, - and Town hi
the triton, by • I
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
13F all would-be-rivals, and , the palm] of
v,ptory is - awatded to it for depth And rick
s of tint,:durability, rapidity of actipn,
sdpening and lubricating properties, and en
tire freedom froin erery deletqious or soiling
ingredient. Manufactured gy J. CRISTA.-
DORO, No. 6 Astor House, New York. Sbld
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
tint NDRETEUS MILLS. COS-.
ESS, DIA OREM A.-T leiyare
t.tiken up by the absorbents, and carried into
the circulation, through which medium they
are conveyed to every part orthe body.,
'lf the pain affects the joints, a single dose'
;
Produces remarkable benefit. And the same
rule applies to costiveness; diarrhea and dys
entery ; though with the last named they may'
be required night and morning for some days
before decided relief is obtained. In affec-
Cobs of the lungs, throat, head and pleurisy,
itte relief is certain ; the excretory organs
throw off with ease
,the phlegm, and 'the
tn
breathing becoes freer. Spasmodic asthma
is often cured by a single, dose. I
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.
.Te'r.Y young lady' and gentleman in tho 111
States can hear something much t their advare
by!, return mail (free of cbargej by addressing' ,
undersigned. - Those who have fears of being h
hazed will oblige by', not noticing this card.
others will please address their obedient servant
• THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
' I 83I13roadway, New York.-11:
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, bavir l heen restored to health in
a few weeke by a veryanniple remedy, after halving
'Offered for several years with a severe lung affection,
and that dread disease, Consumption—is anxiode to
Make kribum to his fellow-sniferers the men4s
To ail who desire it, he will send a copy of the, pre
seriptiOn used (free of charge), with the directions
firrpreparine and using the same, which they will
find a SURE CURE for Consumption. Asthma,
Bronehetis, Coughs, Colds, and 11:1 Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object of the advertiser In
minding the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which - h• conceives to lie in
valuable, and he hops every• sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will coat them nothing, and may prove
al:dossing, " •
Parties wishing the prescription, raze, by return
mail, will pleasr address
- Rev. EDWARD A. WI r.soN,,
Williamsbargh, Kiwis Co.. 7 , 7.‘r York
ERRORS OF' roarrit.
A Gentleman who suffered for veers from Nervona
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the elleVts of
yonthful indiscretion, will, for the sake anal-rine'
humanity, md tree to all who need it,• the recipe
and directions for making the sinfrile rerney
Which be waacnred. Sufferers wishing to pro tby
advertiser's exp erience , can do by addrerfsing
• . .JOHN B. OGDEN,
N.. 13 Chambers Bt., New York.— 1y,103
UNVS BLOOM OF ROSES,-for this La
STEBBINS'
A CARD TO INVALID& . .
A Cleigytnan te
.. do residirgl in south America as
mlird ry
eni, 'disiltvered a safe I and 'stint:lle' remedy 1
for the :,:: Core -of Nervous Wenkneee. . Early
Decay, Dlsease.s.;of the Urinary and.Eteminal Organs.
and thelarhole train of disorders brottent em by bane
ful' and .rloiousbabit a., Great nutntit ,have . been
already' Oared by ttnls noble'reinedy. Proninted by a .
desire to benefit - the aftlieted , and unfortunate, I ialli
.tend the for preparing and nsi. g tb:e medicine.
In a 'seale.l eovclo, 1., ;o any one who 1/..ti1l it, FilttL
070 Ogial:s. eiemie inclose a poet:A:mid envelope,
addreased to ~.,'arself. .Addrees. , , .
JOSEPHT. INMAN,
r
. .
Station D, Di!le House,.
.sp),'i ' , • New York City.
ma m 1
COITFEBSIONS e.ND EXPERIENCE OF
1 AtXICVALID,
- Pub&bed for the benefit ind i.Cantion to Yonne
Meti and others, trboisuffir from !Ner - :ous Debility.
Premature Decay of trail OA.oapplying . at the
-ame time the mestmlof S' if Tty one who has
cured himsel f after utlergoing.eonsiderable quackery
By enclo,,inq apost-paid addre.sed 'envelope, single
copies, free of charge, may he horlefthe author.
MAYFAIR.' Esq.,
lytip.T . y3o N. Y.
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COUDERSPORT- PRICE ;'CURRENT.
!
A i Reported every Tuesday by •
.W.. 1 la.. 1Er.,t43,Z0104.13.6 1 do ilaco.,
tr.! a
1 D l , to (II cries and Priv:Worm,
. , e roc
I i Douderduo.t.
Apples greln, l V bush.,
do I ' dried, I "
Beaus' Isi " _
Beesis l ax, 7 $,
lb
P•eef, . 1 1
Berries, drled, re quart
Buckwheat, - i f t hush.,
Buckvileat Flour,
Buttei, 7? lb, { .
~
Chees , 1 . •
Clore seed
Corn, 43 liusb4 1 .
Corn Meal, periewt.,
Eggs, t? doz ,I 1 1
Flour extra, 'il bbl.,
do 1 superfine " ,
trams I "tq lb.,
Hay, T i e ton,
Hohey, per lb.,
Lard, " I '
Nlaple‘Eugar, per lb., •
oa4, if, bush.,' I I
Onions, \ " ' , I
~ . \ I
Pork 1 %7 bh ~ I 1
/ 0 - l'il ibk.' . .
do in whole hog. ti-,? 1b.,.
Potatoes, per busb.r,i
Peaches, drie4,\V lb.,
Poultry, 1 ? lb.,
Rye, per bush., .
Salt, 1? bbl.,'"
dot Itl sack,l 1 \
Tirc4tllly Seed •
Trout; perk bbl., A
w - hei r lt, re bush., 1• \
W
hi e Fish, 70 i hbl, - \
1 r,
ISGe ' : • 1566
,
riikiadelphia & Erie • \ allroad.
-pup
grgreat!lnc Irncerses the Northern and North
-1
IT. st counties f Pennsylvania to the city of Erie
on lake Erie. . It 1 as been leased and is operated by
the PbSNSYLVANI RAIIROAD COUPANY.
Time of pa.4engpr trains at F111'0E:Ili k
: LEAVE EASTWAIII3.
trin - sf al Ti-ain. .... ... . ... . ... ....-___3:s6 C. m.
Erie Expreis Train... ............. ~.9:17 r. .
1 , 1 LEAVEVESTWARD, -
Erie UstlTrai ; r.OO A. st.
Erie Express Train - . "'V •U.
-
Passenger . citts ren through_ on the Erie Mail and
Erpre-s ra , tis without change both way's, between
l'inl,chilphia and Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION, '
Leave New York at G.OO P. arrive at Erie 0.15 1. x.
Leave Eric r. x., arrive at New York 3.40, r. x.
NO CHANGE . OF CAT S BETWEEN ERIE &, NEW YORK
ELEGANT SLE PING OARS on all Night trains
For informatb.n nespeetfrig P:vsenger btisluess,ap.
ply at Corner bl 30th and Market streets, Philadelphia
And for Freight Rosiness of the Company's Agents
S. a, E.inaten, Jr./ Cor. 13th and Market streets.
Fhliadel phial.' .
J. W. Reynolds, Erie. I
Wm. Brown, Agent, N. C. It: St , Thiltimore.
11. 11. 'IOUS CO N, General Freight Agt: Fhilada
11. W. OWINN ER, General Ticket At Philatia
A. L. TY LER, General Sup't, Williams ant.
1 I ,
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fiEVI i - SKIRT FOB 18 6.
•
The Great Invention of the Age in
HOOP-S.I3EIRTS ! t
,•
W. rifi..A.DLEY'S New . Patent DUPLEX:
IJ. ELLIPTIC (or double] SPRING SKIRT.
riitiaS Invention consists of Duplex or two)
1. Pure Refined Steel Spring., lagenloutilv braided
tightly and firmly together, edge to edge, Making the
ror&usr, mist FLEXIBLE.," ELASTIC and, DrIIIIILE
Sint ever used. They seldom WEND' or nnsax.like
the S ngie Springs. and consequently preServe therr
perfect end :hematite' slmpa more than twice as long
as any Single Spring Skirt that ever Has or Can be
made. • I
THE wonderful flexibility and 7 great comfort and
pleaaare tunny lade wearing the Duplex Elliptic skirt
will be experienced particularly in alLerowned asbem.
bliss Oneras, Carriages, It:dire:id Cars,-Church pews
Arnal Chat*, frn. Promenade and House Dress, as the
Skirt can lie folded when in use to occupy a small
place as easily and conveniently as a SIDI or Muslin
Dres;s. ;
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasnre,cemfort and
Great Cunaenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptie.
Steel' Spring Skirt Or a single day will ueviraftewards
willingly dispense •vith their use. For Children.
Missis and Youn Ladles they aro superior to all
°theta. I
THE HOOPS ale covered with 2 , ply double twist.
ed thread and NOR wear twice as lOng as the Single
yarn covering which Is used on all single Steel Hoop
S4irts.; The thred bottom rods on every Skirt are also
Doable Steel, and !.xvice or double covered to prevent
the cerering fromiweating off the rcids when dragging
down stairs, stonelateps, etc., etc. which they are con
stantly subject to f ren in use.
All ere made o the nett' and elegant Corded Tapes
and are the best q ality In every part, giVing to the
wearer the most graceful and perfbrt Shape possible,
and are unquestionably the lighest, most desirable,
comfortable and edonomical Skirt ever made.
WESTS' 'BRADLEY Sc. CARY. - PItORIVItS of
the Inkention, and!SOLE MANUFACTURERS, b 7
C A 'SEDERS, and 79 Sc. 81 RE A.D.E STRE.ETS,New
York. I
FOR SALE in all first-class Stores in this
throimhom the United States and Camila, Havana de
Cuba; Mexico. Booth Amerlda, and the West Indies.
INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE)
SPFIING SKIRT. . . , . 1
A. & C. Jan.ls Sre.
ME
fled
age
the
'um
1 All
PACIFIC HOTEL, I "
170, 172, 174 R. 176 Ga. I EEWICH Sr.,
(ON'S SQ AEA WEST OF 7.11.0A1MAT.) 1
Betzreonourt andi and Dry Streds,New York.
II
,
.1017 PATTER. sr., Proprietof.
I I . •
T ' !Pacific Hottl . is 4ell and
widely
knon - n to the travelingipublic. , The lo
cation is especially suitable to merchan4
and , business men; it is in dlose proximity.to
the business part of the I.34—is on the high
way of Southern and Western travel—a l ne:
adjac;ent to all' the. priaciPal Railroad and
Steamboat depots.i
The Pacific h liberal accommodation for
over .300 guests, it is,well fdrnished, and posl
sesses every modern improvement for the
comfort , and entertainment of its inmates
The rooms are ipacious and well ventilated ;
pro'fided with gas and water; the attendance
is prompt and respectful; and the table is
generously provided with every delicacy of
the season.
The subscriber., who, for the past few'years,
has teed the leSsee, is now (' '
sole proprietor,
and 'intends to identify hiniself thoroughly
with ithe interests lof his hopse. Wi sh Jong
experience as
,a hotel-keeper,' be trusts . ; by
moderate charges! and . a liberal policy, ,to
maintain the favorable irerineation of the pa n
cifid Hotel. 4011 S TTEN, .111.1
Inns
~ TO DEng. -
rprrE *lister!' - 11VIsh to let the job of bill:ding a
_L Chttroh at Raymond's Corners, in Allegany, to
be completed on or before the middle of October '66.
)Bize - 28 by 40 feet, projection in front. to support
steeple 7 by 12, which with 6 feet off.the main build,
infc forms the entry..
£wo,' 3 feet Ames standing in the partition , facing
in the entry—pipes to go to chimney in beck part of
room ; Beaus similar to those in Methodist Church in
Coudersport, but without doors. Steeple with top of
mire about 60 - feet from ground: 14 feat posts ; pine
siding`; hest shavred - shingles ; three windows each
side and two in front, lambed), and all to be of stained
giros ; ceiling to follow up the .rafters four feet and
then go across by plank nailed to rafters; two 'lron
'rods to support the building from spreading, I lath
and plastered walls and ceiling ; foundations of gray
stone laid in lime mortar ; eaves to project 6 feet, and
u. plain cornice—all to be painted. 1
It is desired that all shall be done substantially but
to he plain. For further pert Ichlars inquire of L.
BIRD, at Brookland, or of the members of the Build
ing tommittee, in Allegany.
. • A. G.. PRESRO,
L. BIRn. Building Com.
T. S. BR:Is - TON, •
March 6, 1E66. ,
H BOARDING!
fittlE subscr iber , late Landlord of the Onion Hemse,
preparedto to accommodate visitors to the Coco
t) Seat tCLIt Boardint, at reasonable rates. Jurors,
Witnesses and 'ethers still find it to their advantage
Mese Mtn a Call. S. C. -Phelps.
Coudersport, Feb. 6, 3.860 tf •
$ 75 to 1 25
200 259
250 .300
• 30 35
10 12
LYivIAN HOUSE.
Lkwisville, Potter County, Pennsylvania.
BritTON LEWIS. Proprietor. Hiving
taken this excellent Hotel, the proprietor wishea
to make the acquaintance of the traveling public and
leels confid,-nt of giving satisfaction to all who may
mill on him.—Feb. 12,66 tf •
IT; 80
350 400
30 35
15 I 20
850 900
X9oe L ritirely 3 n l ew °ll trti l e l le i— s,lret E ci l l TH Ah r ree i s ix
O.T. GAR E Y. City Dulldtng.Biddelont,Maine.
Dec. 28,1565. lowly.
100 123
$5O 300
HENRY HARPER.
pna RCS STREET
10 00 12 50
9 00 10 00
PHILADELPHIA.
,
3i
Watches, I
- s
Fine Gold Jewelry:,
, I Solid Silver Ware.
and Superior SILVER PLATED it ARE, at Re.
duced Pricea—March 20,16G6 3mosjw t
8 00 10 00
15 20
20 25
15 18
35 4O
100 125
28 00 35 00
'lB
10 12
75 100
'A gents Wanted to take Orders foi the
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IHRUING STORIES OF THE GREAT REBEWON.
tdmprising heroic adventures and tfair btetuith
rice of Soldiers, Sc. we, Spies and Refugees ; daring
exploits of , Smugglers, Guerillas, Itsperadoes and
others ; Talcs of Loyal and Disloyal Nit omen ; Stories
of the - .Negro, &c., with incidents of, Fun and
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Handsomely illustrated.with engravings on Steel and
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terms offered CHAS. S. GREENE & CO., -
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10
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COUDERSPORT ACADEMY.
3. W. ALLEN, Principal.
"Wes. E. T..4.1.T.E1T, Assistant.
I . Miss'E. G. HAMILTO2 , I, Music Teacher
The Spring Term will begin March 5, 1565, and
continue Twelve weeks.
' Tuition. (to be mild at the middle of the Ttrrn)
from Three to Eight D 'liars, Incidentals, Twenty
five cents. No extra ebarge for Dook.Keepiog, by
Single and Double Entry. . .
A Teachers' Class will be organized and thorouzhly
instructed in the Tit, ory and Practice of Teaching,
Free of Charge.
.• ileums snitalle fur Students desiring to. board
hemsnlves, can be rented reason:lb:l — in town.
For 'further particulars, address the Principal, at
C.udersport' -
;Dr ig.s, Tobacco, and Wood-Lot lbr
Sal • and Store-Room for Rent.
; 1 \
rpHE tin rtVgned will sell. at reasonable rates the
j_ balance f the Drugs in her establishment, and a
lot of . ine.ot Tobacco.—Also, a Wood-Lot. contain
ing 34 acres , a d situate in Eulnlia township, about
three-fourths o - die' from the village.—The Store-
Room is also off _ 4or Rent. Possession given im
mediately --. , -,, ~..,-' ----- E. IL. Spencer.
s
Coudersport, Fe'":,\...4. , ./„. Zna I _
4 GENTS WAN --ED In overy'Township,Boro'
/1--and Hurd to can, a for
"The Great 01187 01. War History,"
Containing FACTS, and N T POLITICS.
'I he only work, every rig of which has been pro
pared for the preSs since the \close of the war. The
popularity of this wo.k has no`pandiel, as more than
50,000 co pies have beenisold the t three months. It
contains as much history as any of the one or two
volume works out, and yet iseold fo only s4.so,bound
either in morocco or sheup. a.
Our inducements are: decidedly the .eat offered, as
we give the highest c ommissions. funi h boxes free,
and pay expressage on books. Also,
- -
"Life-and and Deathin Rebel 'sons. ,/
!-The most thrillingly eciling little book oft times,
by one- who has seen alad experienced the se es he
describes. i
Canvassers for nny History of the War will fin this
an excellent side bo As it embraces ench im, r
taut Incident. of tha war, almost everybody will ta: e
I one, either with or without a History, or where hay
My previously subscrified.
Bumbled soldiers, released prisoners and ethers ,will
find, in the sale Otitis bud our History, empinyenent
suitable to their condition. Send for terms, or call at
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LIBERAL RATES for all the safer classes
of property. Insurance! of Dwellings and
Contents, A specialty.
BRICK or STONE Dwellings insured per
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weakness, Involuntary Seminal Loases; Impotency,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to
Marriage, etc.; also, Con‘umption, Epilepsy, ard Fits,
induced by self-indulgence or sexual extravagance.
Bar Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
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cgr Tht. Decture should be in the bands of every
youth and er 9 ry, man in the land.
Sent, underseal,in a plain envelope, to any address,
post paid,- on rec;eipt of six costa, or ten poet stamps.
Address did publishers,
C ILA C.,KLINE & CO.,
121Botery, New York, Post Office box 4.586.
P. A. Stebbins & Co. •
ARE AGENTS fat' the sale of _
WHEELER it WILSON'S swiruca
ACHTNES for Potter Coenty
81,750,000.600.
M. W. 31cAttAltStY
Agetit for Potter county
Winter Goods !,
I AT I.
OLIVISTED •
-S.
YOUR atttention is invited to the large end
atteactive stock just received, and for
sale as low as the same qualities can be bought
anywhere in the county.
We have on hand a large and varied as
sortment of Domestic Cottons, comprising
BROWN SHEETINGS, and r e
SHIRTINGS,
BLEACHED MUSLINS,
DENIMS,
STRIPES,
CHECKS,
TICELNGS, and
COTTON FLANNELS, on Which we
cannot be undersold.
We purchase onr goods for Cash arid offer
them at a very small advance
Prom Cost.
FLANNELS.
I F you want to purchase
tnt
RAY,,;
BLUR, or
PLAID FRENCH SHIRTING FLAgNEL,
• At Olmsted's.
DRESS GOODS; -
, I , DELAINES, •
PRINTS, '
BROCIIE, and
WOOLEN SHAWS,
HOODS, •
SONTAGS,
NUBIAS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
CLOTHS, and
9ASSIMERES,7y -
a full supply ,
At Olmsteirs.
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CLOTHING'. ,
. TI ON'T to call before purchasing and.
AJF see the assortment -
At 31msted9s
BOOTS &SHOES
- 109 1 t Men, Women Children, in great va
riety and cheap
At Olmsted's
For Molasses, Syrup, Sugar, Tea and Coffee
in fact everything in the Grocery line; call
AT 01,MSTED'S.
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A full assortment of almost everything that is
kept in a country store on hand. We intend
to keep Goods that will qive satisfaction and
sell good artides at the lowest living profit.
! AT OLMSTED'S,
Plaitteb',
Grain of all,kinds,
Butter, Wool,
Sheep Pelts, Furs,
Deer Skins..
Also,
County, Townsh4) and School Orders, for all
of which the highest prices will be paid
, Olmsted's
Coudersport, Pa,Nov'r 18, £991
BUCKEYE STRAW—CUTTER
ITATENTETP, JULY, 1864, BY PORTER & SMITH
rrHOUSAba/S of these Machines are being made
. 1 - and sold, and give more
Universal Satisfaction
[hap any other '
Straw or Stalk-Cuttbr
In market. It has no castings, about and can be made
or repaired In any country torn.
\ The Knife is slat innary—Box vibrates—feeds itself
cute on top of the knife—cuts everything square oft
en length yOu wish, and y6n cannot make ragged
wo . of it even with a dull knife.
Samp l es of Machines can be seen at shop of the
uudersig ed. Manufactured and for sale by
N. H. GOODSELL,
Couderep , Pa., Oct. 2, IIGS. ' '
A... •• - stiatrbe Notice.
wHEREA Letters of Administrant= on
the estate of d. W. FOX. late of Hebron
township, dec'd, save been granted to the
undersigned, all pe ons indebted to said es
tate are requested . make immediate pay
ment, and those havi s just claims against
the same should present them duly authenti
cated for settlement.
URSUL FOX, Admx.
Hebron, Feb. 22, 1866.
Admilaistratxiie -
W
HEREAS Letters of Admi "stration on
the estate of CLARK C. CR Ai, late Of
Bingham township deed, have bee s granted
to the undersigned, all persons icde ted to
said estate are requested to make imni dlate
payment, and those having just claimsng inst
the same should present them duly authe
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cated for settlerdent.
- ALIFERA CROS, Admx.
Bingham, Feb. 22, 1866.
WARlsilh G I
Ihereby worn all perstms against cutting
wood on or taking logs froth my, lands
near Germania, or doing any damage what
eiar to said lands, as I shall prosecute all
such offenders to the utmost extent of the
Law. CHI'S BIISHOR.
Dec, 20, 1865.
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COUDERSPORT AND KLIPPEN
STAGE ROUTE.
'7'
ESSRS. GLASSMIRE & WIIITE'S -daily line
of Stages will leate Coudersport, until further
notice, at 8 o'clock in thi3 Morning, arriving in Ship
pen about 4 O'clock in tbe afternoon, and will leave
Shippers on the arrival of .the morning train, at 10:30,
arriving in Coudersport about o'clegir, P. 81, -
Travelers are refered to the Time-Table of the Phil
adelphia k Erie Railroad; fiEiEh will be found adver=
tised in this paper, for further particulars about the
adiantages Of this oute. ,New York passengers will
SAKE 80 MILES TRAVEL AND 5 HOURS TIME
by taking this mete in preference to that of the Frie
Railway. NO, CHANGE OF OARS BETWEEN
SIIIPPFN A'ND NEW YORE.. Pine, new, com
fortable wagons and good teams are kept on the Stage
Route. Packages and Express business attended to
with care. D. F. GLASSMIRA , -
MtLES WHITE, Proprs
Cottdervport, Pa„, 9 . ; 1685. ,
Lateat from Shermidi I
Reim&
from Nortb Carolina, Id
gala by ' .STEBBINS
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NEW All
TEN DEPARTMENTS Midi \
Tlood DeLabies for .20 to" 25 Cents.
Merrimac, Cooheoo t Providence, and other good Paint^
from 15 to 20 Cents.
Heavy Sheeting from 16 to 25 Cents.
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Good Tweeds from 35 to 45 Cents.
Striped Stdr•tings for 25 Cents.
Bedj Tioking from 25 to 44 Cents.
CASSMERES, ITERT
A LARGE .ASSORTMENT OF cLonoa.
GOOD SUITS FROM t 151.5 to $l5
Gioa l ery DepaVment,
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Fleur, Feed, and Poitr.
Good Sugar for 1.2 i Cents. Thebes Flour in bawd;
under themarket, at it:tolesale and retail. -
Jobbers supplied' at New York Wholesale Prices.
Call add see us before purchasing elsewhere, if for nothing mere than to get - pestea
up. We challenge any country store to beat us as t_o quality a n d price. ,
C. N. SIMMONS. •
Wellsville, N. Y., March 7, 1863.
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