U
P
• r :SPECIAL .'. NOTICES: •
-- - 7 7 gimp Disease at Bay.
g. TM,elids, broken down in health 'and splrita by
( Illtrenic DyepePshi, or-suffering from the terrible.ex
, h uslion which lo tovterthe attacits of acute diocese . ,
the teetimony of t onsands Nylio have bead raised as
l i
we miracle frnm similar state of prostration, by
(R ahn - rims 14TiimAcri BITTERS, is a sure
gr aratitev that hylthe eame raPatie you too may be
. rengthened emir estored. But to those who stand
is pen/ at epidetruii, to all who, by reason of expos
' eh., privations, and unconvenial climate or unhealthy
yiu omits. may at any moment be atrial:en d-wn, this
i r regraph is most Ipartienlarly and ernpbatleally All
drCeMerl. V 011: WIIK) are thaw sitnated, are vn "tiered
ah absolute naferrnitrd atmlnet the danger that men
11es you. Tone and regulate the system with Ole
htataless ruedicirk4! Stimulant and Alterative. and
yeu will be forearmed against AO maladies whose
seeds float around you in the air unseen. HOSTET
VCR'S STOMACII BITTER'- 1 are not only a elan
' diird Tonle and .Alterative throughout the United
States, but they at e accredited by the certificates of 1
the most distingui lied citizen.. of the Union, to the
i /rain of all other ilands. hi Canada, A esti alia and'
tee West Indies, they are gradually taliaag the place
el all other stomachics: whether native or foreign,
3 and as surely as truth is progressive . and dernona,ra
non overthrows doubt, they will- eventually Fal
-1 iersede every other Laykorunt a nd it,,, Atorat i.„ now
•
employed In medicinal practice. .
DitUNKAIIDS.
TO
Ref 'faked Inebrnite would be happy to comma-
Memo (free of clilrge) to ud many of his follow
btluics ad will addrestiliim, very important and tUw.
raj information, and placid In their han•le a dare Cure
fdr the loveof St.ion Drink of any kind. Thld in
ilrination k freely ~I red by ono who . had narrowly
• nalligt a drunkued'a
SETH. B. ENDEBSON,
• No. 9, Broad 'Street, New York.
ZEM
inpr.3.-5
A CARD TO INVALIDS
A Clergyman, while resndli g in South America as
' avuvereil a cafe and .ple reme ly
fpr the= Cure of Nervons Wenline,s. Early
P , cmy,Diseaseq of the Urinary and :Seminal orgai a.
WA/ the %Mule train of diem - dere brougat oe !eine
ful and viouii habits. Great titimiii•re ,hare
- ailready, cu r d by title noble remedy. Prnmpted'by a
desire to beaf. the afflicted ens! nut .irt uhiti e, I will
iiid the `recipe fur pi epiriiie and nei I.g this medicine,
the sealed enveltnie, to t , tny one !who need. it, Katie
<1 . 7 Cumitmit. inclose a post-paid envelope,
SildreAllell yonrSelf
. JOS.EI'II. T. INMAN,
D, Donee,
New Yuri: City.
imar2olyß
DM
- 1311114(Dgiti 'Ol.ll'U.
DA Gentleman who sulfured for years from Nercons
ebility, Premature Decay, and all the extents of
ynutlifulintliscreinin, `veil, fur the sake of iintlorinz
I.p inanity, in'aid One t all who need it, the recipe
threelons for .making tho simple romedy by
Nittich.he was cured. einirerors wishing to profit by
Ole rdvertiner's experience, can do ,o by addressing
, JOHN B. OGI'EN,
No. 11 Chamliers St., Nett- York.—[lyjyfi
Si.' SON.
.
'3le . erschnitm 2tirttittilteiturers, •
.61 1 2 SIeOAUWAY, NEAR rouirrti ST., S. T.
and retail- at reduned rates. l'ipris and
Holders nut to ordor and repaired. All woods Ni-ar—
*flied genuine. Send stamp for Circular. Pipes ,6
then each-
Lyon's' Periodical Drops !
'The Great. klemitle Remedy for
ularities. TheNti drops are a seientitutally cone
pounded fluid preifaratioti. and better than Pills,
Powders or Nostrums.; Being liquid, their action is
direct - fuel positive, rendering them a reliable, hpeoly
ind certain specific for the cure of all onftruet Mils and
aUppreedems or nnture.• Thar popularity is in , heat ed
hit the fact that weer 100.000 Irdt lee are a moult,' sold
ifttld consumed Ii the ladies of the United States,
every one of whoal sneak in lie stroutzest terms of
- praise 'of-their great merits. They are tepidly taking
the place ev•everf I rrthur Female - Mama - Iv, and are eon I
•hfilered by all who] know ninth; ut theni,:tsthe surest •
.t.,f es t i mm most iiifalliMe preparation in the world'
/or the etire of alllF.•tuttle coin Mints, the removal o?
fill obstreetions Or n o t' an I the promotion aft:atilt I
regularity and strength. lirptir.it, olrections stating
- 3 vhrn they may H tt-tiLifel explaining when , ottl wlii
they-should not. nor could not he used without pro.
Meting effects cunt racy tit nattwe's elm-en laws, will
I. found earefulki folded around etch bottle, with
written signaturtfJOHN L. LYON, without which ,
none-nre genuine.
-Prepared by or. dOGN" L. T.YON. npul
Street, ew nr.ren Gun , Who cl 7/ be consulted
either pereonally ittr uy mail, (•tiettettig sttunp.) con
eerning all private diseteek and tem.& weaknesses.
fiold 'by Druggists everywhere. Price $1.50 pr But.
•• I C. 0 CLARK
,& CO.,
Irp General Agts for United States and Oanatias
I
• :STRAItGE, Itt,TT TRUE.
.4 . ,..:get.ry young laAy and gwntleman In the United
'State. Can hear tinet.bintr ion , b t.. t',efr a i varinlize
by return mail fr., pf chargi.,) by add/ essf utz the
l andeq,nrot.tl. 'l'i one who .h.iva ti•are, of br , ilor limn
. •,,,igetl will oblll. by .not coin:Pile; thin card, All,
others will pleace itaiirCQta illia,• obedient ~..1. ant,
I THOS. I' CliAl'illAZNi,
•
,• Ell Broadway , 2
New Y iri: : —ll.jyB
• --_:_.
•
AT
OLMSTED'S
IL J
STORE can
1 Cooking.
S T
of ways: be found the best o
anti Parlor • .
'0 Y E
SHEET IROXWARE,
SCOTCIE BOWLS:
SA?-PANS, apd (24ULD-
Also, TIN an
KETTLES, S
FILICING-F A
ROSS. Also,
Agricultural Implements.
each as PLOVS, SrRAPERS, CULTINTA
TOUS, CORN-lIELLERS, HORSE-RAKES,
DOG-POWERS Sm.
lI I IS WORK
is' '
made [Lila the material good. Good
an . substantial EAVES-TROUGHS, put up in
a.
n part of the County—Terms easy. , Ready
Pay of all kinds, including Cash, seldom
refused:
...Store on Main Street opposite the Old Court
lionse, CouderSport. And. 1. 18133 - -50
P. A. Stebbins &. Co.
RE AGENTS for the sale of
/IL 'WHEELER & WILSON'S SEXING
MACIIINFN for Polfor t'oontr
bar
ered,
1794.1
INSURAN
E COMPANY
OF
NORTH. AMERICA,
---- -----
Olden Insurance Company in America:
Cash Capital and Surplus, over
$1,750,000.000.
SEVENTY-ONE Years Successful BUsiness
,
Eiperience, w4ll a • reputation for integrity
and honorable 'dealing unsurpassed by any
aiusilar institutton. ,
LOSSES PAID since organization; $17.-
500.,000.00, witii)ut the deduction cf a cent,
or a day's delai• !
LII3EI2.AL DCATES far all the safer Classes
of property. jl•risurance; of Dwellings and
Co . ntents. sHcially.
BRICK or Sir ONE Dwellings insured per.
rtually, if desired, onl terms of the greatest
economy and lafety to the insured. •
•
It is WisdoT and Economy to insure in the
m
best Copani s, atid there is none better than
the old fnsyrance Co. of North
America
Apply to
M. 7. McALARNEY
Affent fnr Potter .-n:lntr
COUDERSPORT AND SHIrPERT
• - STAGE ROUTE ,
MEssßs. IitiASSSI IRE & WHITE'S tinily line
of :. -, trzee will le.,ve conderspmt, :untit frirtliet
notice, at 8 o'clock in the morning, arriving in Ship.
pen Shout 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and will have
Ithippen on the arrival of the moraine trein,'nt 10:30,
arriving in Coudersport about 5 o'clock, P. M,
Travelers ere refered to the Time-Table of the Phil.
r Erie Railroad, which will be found adver
t - tised In thle pap r, for further particular,' about the
advantages of this route. New York passengerswill
:SAVE 30 MILES TRAVEL AND 5 HOURS TIME
•b_ F taking thin rouiq Lt preference to that of the Erie
Itallwav NO CLIANGE oF CARS BETWEEN
.8111.PPFN AND NEW YORK. Fine, ne.w, corn•
Sortable wagons and good teams are kept on the Stage
Roots. Packages and Swear hi/Finest, attended to
. with care. D. F. GLASSMIRE,.
MILER WHITE, ; s nore
ZenieSosepert, Pa., Oat. 9, 1e66. • !
•
TEfEI POTSER.COUNTY JOURINA-1.;
Condrsport, Tuesday Evening; May 8, 11865
•
I °call and Genera
I . i
SlirFront he Fifteenth of May o the
i
1 ' i
t )
Fifteenth of ctober, the Joolsliki. will
be set to alibsc4eis in Potter c l unty,
for SIXTY CFNTS. i
i
DairrThe''Bil4 a nutting, Colorado in
Unibnlof Status. has!pa . sse'd both Elousti
it is said the President will veto it f.
purpose of Ite;ing dut the two radical
tors chosen Coloriado.
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.
rCTThe Union tate§ Central Col
will meet in the Uni 7 Rooms,
League ooths,
nut street, Ph ladelphia, on Wednesday
16, atJthree o'clock, p. m. .
,1 7--H-1-- 1
• They lure a ew paper in Tioga
I
ty-2--wrepresentatir of the unterrified I
I - I i
ctr l -- I ' r lion." It II
will keep
In .all but your
l an' interesting
item ..... at White's Cor
ners, in HarrisOn township. We congratulate
the pe l ople of ghat secthin on this addition to
their bu!?;atgssl
interests. For particulars see
Slllll9lle column ' • ' '
I I .
ZThey hive re-elected Mr. Corfifortb in
,
Ale Kean, and Mr. Reed i J n Lycoming, County
Super ntendens i s for the next term.
I • I
..-..........-....-...__
tiel,3'The
nn nblence of
coup
and tliase who
"rune the mac
their accounts,
will not be tro,
Rogers ! I
. .
•
. EXPLAIN ATION.
1.. f I
In your paprr of 170 April; is an extract
from the _Y. O d se rre r, requiring, some cor
-11
rectioh: The iperson ;who is supported as a
township charge in Charleston, Tioga:County.
1 ;
was a / , 'reewilT,liaptist preacher, fifteen years
ago, to a small, poor church. Of his own
[
free-will, he quit preaching,, and went into the
mercantile business ten years ago. He failed
1 '
in that enterprise, and - is ' now supported by
the l
public. Such is the statement in Hie N.
:WhethM . • the laws of Pennsyl
vknia.l for the, poor, are sufficiently huniane--
1
whether, under the circum:- , tanees, be has any
specifl claim ;upon those among and with
whom he oncellaboCed for mutual good—and
whether they have !afforded him as much aid
a.S.thir abilities warrant—arc questions upon
whic I venture no opinion or statement.
A REIADEII.
..!..---
UirThe School Directors' of CameH to.
inet at the Court House, 11lay Ist,
to i elect n
L I .' 1
Superotendent of Cornmon Schools. 1 There
were k numb, "Ines before the Cotwen
tion, hut aftr ineffectual baiiots, R.
Chadwick-
• ,
Chadwick w in favor of J. B. Janson
,i
~.
woo was ciel l
ron.r . majority. 1
Onlmotion of S. S. Racket, the sal4ry was
fixed at $2OO )er. annnm, It is so enrinous
, I
w
ly large that e imagine the Superintendent
is Lxpected to'build several one horse!acacle
after pa}-ing his necessary expenses I
see' here an oPportunity_ and feel dis
to make; single suggestion. It may pos
he known to some of our readers that
)en is in Cameron ectuity and not Cam
dounty to Shippen as i man,y seem' to sup-,
And it would be.no more thau l just, it
,ns in other sections of the county sbould
)me of tine county O ['flees. • Many of the
i
al positions are necessarily confined tei
'bunty-seat ; but there are these in which
L her toichstips could and should be re
are walling to give. ShiPpeil
share ;! but it 'seems at least unfair to
a sort; of political "Whale" of her, tc
everY Jonah in the county.=
ress! •
• .1 _ _•- I
mica,
We
posed ,
sibly
Shipp
=
Mil
pers6
fill so
°Mei
the C
the a
firese
qer -,
make
1
,lvitll,
1794.
. ,I A Curiosity!
IA. dorresPondent Westfielfl, writes to the
LI '
Tioga gantor, u nder date o 5 April 23d, as
folloci "liaving seen many reports of won
ders, both in the vegetable atoi animal king
doms, I take i3m i lliberty to trailstnit you the
following, Ivhicl? I will admit is somewhat
tough: Charltort Phillips, of the town of
Westfield, has a 1 .1 Limb about too months old.
In the extrertmlylcold Weather; which we had
sometime since, the lamb unfottrinately had
both hind ld i gs everely frozen ; so bad that
both,of them rotted entirely off, close to the
I
body.' The lamb, ias a' matter of course, was
now in a very said predicament; but, how
ever, aster many [fruitless endeavors, it I hit
upon the following singularmode of locotno
don. The lamb frames itsell upon its fore
feet, with the bodY at as angle, of about forty
five degrees, and. in this ndvel position it
walks and runs, with appareritly the gret.test
eaic. It also stands in this s i s position while
while feeding 5 and, ,strange ds it may seem,
it will run as fast as any - ahlep in the flock.
The cage and grace with !which it poises it
self, in its nearly upright poption, would do
credit to montelmak." I
Ile-Great Solicitude is lea throughout the
nation ns to the health of Gen4ral Lewis Cass,
one of the feW survivors of the preceding gen
eration of statesmen. He has lived in the
closest priVaey for some time and his health,
is so poor as' to require constant attcitipn,
medical and otherwise. Hier disease is not
immediately, dangerons, and uf jatehis
:ion has keet,!l-steadily iroproviing. He is now
84 years of age, and has-I:Mtn:red all his con
temporaries rxcep9ll‹ . Buchthian J Gen,Scott
mid one or tco
hewn Slitter appears ngain,after
lire° weeks. Rogers says pub
y paper is a thankless business
aredispleai4d with the waY he
hine" will please cs.'l and settle
!and he will guarantee that they
,nbled again.! Good for you,
For the Journal
go
; - Patent, Mediclnes - -
i r faith would cure disettse, our phisicians'
iacc i npitt l ion would be gone; i • the afflicted need
onl7 read the advertisements in the papers to
be "made whole i'r butthejnostrums prepared
by ,these pseudo doctors des not often "back
hp!' the faith inspired by theiradvertisetnents
We do noc mean to condernn all so-called pa
tent medicines, foLsome have been found to
be very valuable. in this !class we would in
(Aide Coc's Cough Balsam; for coughs, croup,
hoars.neSs, &c., and Coe's Dyspepsia Cure,for
for indigestion. dyspepsia, and all troubles of
1114 stuutach u'r bowels—they have been tested
in thousands of est ., ,es. Our dealers all sell
tlfern
•
io the
•s, but
?r tb'
Sena-
.ACS ANT Nr:r..a.ivnom=
FOR - OUR •
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL WORK,
TILE PICTORIAL' BOOK OF •
ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS
MEI
best
, May
OF TILE RI:BELL/O:NT
H EROIC, , P, i !r/o/ic \ Yolitical, Roma/Ale, Rumor.
Illustrated .' with over ZOO flue I'or/rafts
and beautiful Engravings.
This work fur genial tremor, tender pathos, start
ling interest, and attractive beauty. stands peerless
and alone tuiluag- ail .its competitors. Tue Valient
and trace Hearted. the Picturesque and Dramatic,
the Witty and Marvelous, the Tender and Pathetic.
The Roll of F.uue and StOry, Camn, Picket, Spy,
Scout, Bivouac, and • Siege; Startling Surprises;
Wonderful Escapes. Fampue Words and Deeds of
Wouniii,and the whole P.i.Moritrns of the \Var here
thrillingly and startlinely portrayed In a masterly
manner, at once historical. Old romantic, rendering it
the mostample, brilliant end readable book that the
u!tir has called forth.
lDisabled ollicers and Aol.i3ers, teachers, energetic
young memand all in want if profitable employment,
- 011 rind tiiis iho best chafice to make money ever
yet offered. • Send for el rantersand See our terms._
MEI
EMI
c neat
CM
!Address, NATIONAL PUBLISIIING
6:ty 1-4111] •No. id)7•Mindriritreet, Philadelphia, Pa
LL
,p, e 5
,4•
P41:111k4 a 4 = l. ' ft .
For use against Mot Co,lt:lltintn , nes t ;
Its advantages,—EithtieueyEconomy ; imparts Mee"
o' ,r to the clothes. and r•nre to last throujlt twelve
months. Every Ornegist has it. '
may 1- 7 1m.1 HARRIS CHAPMAN, Bost nn
W. g 0 T WfIMOI
OtTr NEXT _GOVERNOR I
We have a correct and striking photograph of the
latxr GoyERNOR of renbsyNattia, which we will send
by mail for 25 c •nts. If yip mistake the man, the
money will be refunded Immediately after the elec
tion nest October. Is It Geary or Clymer I Write
and see. Address 13:ARTLESON & CO.,
may 1,-2in 611 'Chestnut Street, Plitla
GEE:AWE! ipLIVItIER
.We hare Photographs, large and small of Geary
and Clymer.' Agents want4eto sell them. Send 75
Cents for specimen copies q mail, postage paid.
( ,Address • RARTLESON & Co. '
may I—lnt 611Cliestuut Street, Phila.
SUERMAIN-1
The two heroes before their tent planning n battle
-Grant smoking. A beautiful' ntec.l engraving by
Wm. Sartain. Agents 'ranted everywhere. Sample
sent by mail for 50 emits. Agents make 50 per cent,
!Address ItARTLESON'A: r
may I —2rn 611 klheentit Street, Phila.
11, IN G 111431, ESTA'r L.
•
Tntil further notice, the: Oilier of the Estate in
1J Coudersport will Le 'men 'only clu• lug Court
‘imeks at which time Mr. IF.lnawo•th will be there.
Flu will also lo in Singhphrt during the weeks of
(Mutt in 'S.fcEvan County. I
Persons who hare busing's with the Estate are re
quested to Meet him at thole time...
Letters on business addressed to the Office at Wells-
Miro, will he promptlT ansWertd.
May 1, I.SGO. 1.1 . 4.1.1 AM It, CLYMER.
. LOVE AND 11.11ATEIMONY.
Ladies and zentlemen, it you wish to marry , ad
dress the undersigned, whh, will send you, without
money and without - price, N i t:linable information that
will suable you to marry happily and speedily, tree
speJtive of age, wealth, or beauty. Thin information
will cost you not hing, and it
.yott wish to marry, I wilt
chiteritilly assist you. Alt etters strictly confidential
1 he desired information se it by return mail, and no
I reward asked. Address
. ' 'B,lroo - r B. LAMBERT,-
am.spo-no2. Gres:lpoint, liingn Co , Newyork.
HO, YE : HUNGRY I ,
•
NEAT, MEAT, -FRESH NEAT! ! !
DIRE undcrsitrned wisheti to inform the citizens of
1.• .Condernpoit and vichtity that he has opened - a
Meat Market in the baserri r ent of Glansmire's St•ire.
where he in prepared to lurninh at all times, Fresh
Bitef, Mutton, Veal, and all oilier meats in their
1:10f1 4 011. i ••N. J. MILLS, Jr.
. April 21, '6ll.—tf. i
IN - 117.1 - V - SIC..it.ULT
it:ST received—Polk:l4, WailZ.CB, Schottislies,
?,Larches Songs, Duct.ts, Variati ins--bv
April 24,'6n. . D. C. 1,&.• M. I. LARRA.BEE.
--.---- ---,
'DRAWING !UTENSILS.
eICST received by D. C. P•‘: M- M. I.arrabee, nt the'
• Pont (shim a fine lot of; Pastel, Bristol and Mono- !
chromatic board, 'tissue paper, Paints, Drawing Pen
'ciin, &e , for sale cheap. , . I • - I
Court Proolamptio.u.
TIIEREAS Lhe Robert G. White,
1111 V President Judecl, and the Hons. C. S.
JOnes and G. 0. Colvin, Associate Judes
the Courts of Oyer & Terminer and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Orphan's Court and Curt of Common Pleas
for the county of Potter, have issued their
precept, bearing date t r ite twenty-fourth day
of Feb'y in. the year Of our Lord one thou
sani eight hundred and sixty-six, sixty-six, end to me
directed, for holding a court of Oyer & Ter- I
miner and General Jail Dcliverv : Quarter
Sessions the Peace, Cuban's tio:lrt, and
Court of , Common Pleas in -the Borough 'nl'
Couders.port, on MONDAY, the 18th' day of
June next, and to continue:one week :
' Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oners,
Justices of the PeaCe and Constables:
wit'lin the county, that they Se then and there!
iMtlieir proper persons, at 10 o'clock, A. M.I
ofl said day, with their rolls, records, lanai- •
salons; examinations, , and other remetn
btances, to do those things which to their
offices appertain to be thole. And those who
are bound by their recognizances to prose
cute against the prisoners that ,nre of shall •
be in the jail of said county of Pofter, are to
be then and there to prosecute 'against them
as will be just.
Dated at Coudersport, May 1,-.1860, and
the 89th year of the Independence of the
United States of America. -
W. W. BROWN, Sheriff.
LIST OF CAUSES
In the Court of Common Pleas of Potter
County at ,luno Term 18G6.
Rouse vs. Mallory et al
Cole use of W. T. Jones, vs. II & G Nelson
Mercereau & WeSton vs. Dedrick & White..;
Mills vs Bartlett •
Crane vs Seeley
Schaffer vs Barilay & Bailey
Watrous vs Daggett
Goodrich vs Monroe & Cobb's Admr's
Plymett vs Dearing
Gale vs Fox, Graves et al ---
Swain, assignee &c. vs Graves, guardian &e.
Stephens & Nichols vs Boatman
.Lyman vs Clark
Patterson vs Francis
B. F. Burt vs Roulcf tow,nship
Cole vs Gordon'
Booth vs Hainilton
Haekett-vs Cleveland
Dealt - Vs Graves, Stnrkweather et al
DO - dge vs Ives &'Salshury
Same vs same
Allen vs Flynn
Ensworth vs Flinn
Thatcher vs Peterioa
Billings vs Pyo
McDougall vs Boatman & Edwards
Tyler vs Grandy
H. J. OLMSTED, Prothenotarr.
. April 19, 1136,
COULTILSTORT -- ERICE - CERREM:
itt i ,:t.l4- everYlay by • ~
P. A. Stob&si2ss ciBP
Denlera In Groceries and Provialons,
Condersport
Apics, - op f es rer
Beans, tl
Beeswax, per lb.,
Beef,
Berries. dried, per qoArt,
Buel.wheat, per bushel,
Buckwheat Flour,
Butter, per'll,,,
Cheeee, " -
Cloverseed, •
Corn, per b . u4,el,
Corn meal, per ewt.,
Ergo. per dca,n,
Flour, extra, per barrel.
euperdne„
imme, per lb.,
p r too, • • '
lion. y, per lb.,
Lard,
Maple Sugar, per lb.,
Oats, per bushel;
Onions, ••
Pork, per bbl., -
•'• "• lb i „
• " In whole hog, per '
Potatoes, per bushel,
Peuchei, dried, p e r ii.,
Poultry, ter lb.,
Rye, per bushel, 1
Salt, per b 1,1„
• "
Timothy Seed
Trout, per half MA.,
Wlmat, per bushel,
White Fish, pur half
TO CO:t:S/7311'1:14'ES.
The advertiser, having Yeen; restored to health to
a few week.: by a very sin3plo remedy ' after having
suffered for several years with a severe lung affection,
!L ola that dread disease, CollSUlllptioll — is anxious to
make 4/11-Wli to his fcilow ; sulivri_rs the menus f
I cure.,
1e ell wile desire it, he will send a copy-of the pre
scription used (free of charge), with the directions
I for Prepavina and using the same, which they w;11)
find a SURE CURE f,r Consumption. Asthma,
Bronchetis, Cmighs, Colds, and ail Threat and Lung
Affections. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the Proscription is to beneti.t the afflicted,
and spread information which Ir conceives to be In
valunbie, and he liop,s every i•ufrefer will isy his
remedy, as It will cost them nothing, andlnay prove
,i. blessing.
wishing the prescription, rade; by return
snail will p - Itiasr address
MA'. EDWARD A. WILSON',
miih,mqburgh, Kings Co., New York.--UlyiVB
P
"SEELEY'S RA. RD ..."I.:EnER TRUSS" : cures
RUPTURE, frws the end
pres n su ie re la ; u w li i , ll
never rust, break, limier. oltafe ,
(the tine steel spring being edated with ::`trd :""eoer)i
spring made lincany power required ;
inc. fitted to form requires no strapping ;
lightest, easiest, and 1.e4 Truss known. Send for
I. B. SEELEY, Sole Prop , tetnr
1317 Cite:A:tut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
S Ald or re=s six
Buildlug.Biddeford,ilisine.
$ 1:0 9 , (3 c '9 16 . 4 1 . S ' I.°
6 '1 : 1 . ' 12
e f l o v \ 1 : C . tt
Administrator's Notice-
AXTRER./o-G Letters of Adninistsation on the ete
:tato of II: MANNING, late of 'Roulet
toicnahip deceased, have been granted to th e un
dessiziled, all persona indulged to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having just claims against the same should preacnt .
them, duly authenticated to, settlement, to
• GEOTtGE NIT. MANNING,
• Administrator cum testaments annexu •
April it. Ifltt6.
\ATANTED —AGIn.TTS —To mint-ass for the "OW-
Memori.il.' Greater induce
ments offered than by any other publishers. Agents
have an entire monopoly In the ten Rory assigned
them, as there hog beCll nothing of the kind yet in
troduced. Meets with univer:al approval, to orna
mental, also a' mcotd of _value to those who, have
served in our country's defence, and to friends of de
eeascd soldiMs • For CirCUlare, &c., ILddreEd, CnCfiw,
stamp, 13. C. Baker, Columbus, 0., Lock , {Box
578.an 17 . 1 m
• •
At iILE,IIIO MEN, A'1"1 ENTION.
Tv:ANTED, one or two•men. In Coudersport nud
vicinity. who have 10-a either an arm or log, to
lell "Wads worth's Water-proof Arnica riealinz
Plaster," thelbest and cheapest Court Tlaster in the
market. Fteint $5 to :PO per day can be made. Atl
dreg, with 25 cents for sant vie and full informatloth,
F. , 131,1X11E1t, Bob 45, Philadelphia,, Pa: N, 13.1
Als agents and pethiltrA would find it to 'heir Inter!
cat to tinnier the above. aorl7,lm •
AGG~7%TS WAd'fECL
Tsell the great American Pm:7les, the cheapeit
and most wonderful frazzles of the age. Agents
min readily make from fl.lO to t.:53 per day. I wilt Ore
any agent $lOO if he will sell 50,000. Scud .10 cents fur
sett of Puzzles. All orders scot by mall
PHILIP HILL, .Importer of Fancy Goods, 250
Market St.; Phil .delphla, Pa:
Mir Ladies' Needle Book, cent fining 100 of the best
NeedleS. sent by mail on receipt of sOcents.—l7aprlm
where , fo introduce the Common Sense Family Sew
leg gachine, improved and perfected, it will hem,
stitch, quilt, bind, braid and embroider beau.
tifullV. !Cries only $2.0, making the: claitio lock
stitch, and fully warranted fur three years. We pay
the aboVc wages, or a commission, from which twice
that prriount can be made • Address or call on C.
BOWERS & CO., ()Bice, No. 235 S. Fifth st. Bhila
delphi r a,l Pa. All letters answered promptly,
with circulars and terms. . • opr3.sw.
CANVASSERS WANTRD, et $2OO per month.
We NV3llt reliable agents [llOllO other,] male and
female to take the excimdve agency in eveiy county
and township in the U. S. to sell the 'Photograph
Fatly Record, a work which every family will buy.
It is bound like an album but has a printed blank
pare oppmdle each photograph, for a complete record
of the Husband. Wife and each child of a family, also
containing marriage certillcate,nnd pages for military
history or any member of the fawlly.- Nothing like
it ever published end no work that agents can ricil no
readily. Oldeanvessers and others should Fend for
circulars and ternis. It is necessary to have copies of
the wort; lo m:111CRos with ; price by erpress $2 60,
$3 50 and $7 00 [three style.:q : money may be sent by
mail. Name the townShirs wanted,- Address/
BAWIL.ESON d: CO.,
.611 coptuut at. rlii;adophia.
npi3
TA K 8 NOTICE.
IT hating come . .to ti , c kiinwledg,e of the subscri
bers that certain Bonds; (the ntunber and amount
of which we.are Ignorantojhave been ;:..n.ted,against
the township of. Keating, this Is to notify all rure , ons
that nO such a ad Is valid except 0130 :of One Lion
dred and Twenty-five Dollars, drawn to John S.
Blackman, bearing date a ul 1554.
G. C. LEWIS,
HENRY 'HARRIS Suvrvisorg
Kratintr, March 1:0, ISO 6.
eerie: CONFESSIONS AND - EXPEEIENCE - DP
AN INVit.[P.
Publiebed.for the benefit and as a Caution to Young
Men and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay of Manhood, dcc., supplying at the
,ulme time the means of Self-Cure. By ono who has
cured himself after undereoinq considerable quackery
enclotdng a at-pall addressed envelope, single
copies, free of ellare.e, may be' had of the author.
'NATHAN FRI, MAYFAIR, Eeq.,
lye Jc3o Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. T.
.Vou Want
T° p urchase cotton Goods, go to
OLMSTED
ENG,ISH TOM !!
1,7 NG LISII T M Was imported frittn Canada in Aa
gust 1805, was sired by a full-blooded English
iitallion, and his Dam - was a full blooded Canadi,m
Mare. He is considered one of the best stock horses
ever In this vicinity.. 1
TOM 'KS years old-18 hands high—weighs 1260 lbs
Color s
olarlebay--black mane and tail,'
lie be for service at the following times and
,places, beginning April 29 :
Oswayo, at the Stesa Farm, :Mondays, If/ A. W
Ati d rens 8 ettleine n t Tuesdays, 10 A, M
Ulysses, Fridays, 10 A. M
Raymond Corners, Saturdays, 10 A.
Terms: Single set vice, $2, paid down; for the sea
son. $4 , ; to insure, ?6. Persons parting with mares
before foaling will be held to pay for the Berrien of
the horsa. It. LANGDON, for MCDavldton.
Allegany, Pa., March 27, 1866
toW 4 r Ep lalea . 77 1" ' 75
sTper selitbeVelet4
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
,PRICE . 4 :1E5,00.
This Machine pill do all kinds of work equal to the
high priced Machines, and is the only practical and
reliable Cheap Svwing • Machine in the world. 'Send
for descriptive Circulars. Address—
SECOMB & CO._,
Chicago, 111., or Cleveland, Ohio.
Apr. 2- im
TILE SA.LEiII LEG.
Under tho Patronage of the United States Go4ern
meet. Models of this superior leg may be seen ai the
Afrenev of the SALEM LEG COIiPANY, No: 33
ti # nth SEVENTET Street, Philadelphia
and ice thew, or .etid fur a vreuhli rontaining
full information. • [Apr.-Im.
_
- -4-at
$ bOto 100
2 00 250
300 201
0 25
10 12
25
75 85
250 200
3) 3:i
15 '2O
8 60 9 Ou
1 00 1 25
2 50 300
Cir ff.'coraoaxit
YOU PLEASE !
11 00
~13 50
r 00 lu 00
22 • 25
500 10.00
• 15 20
20 25
15 18
40 45
1 00 135
500 24 00
15 IS
• 10 12
75 .1 O'J
NEW STORE . '4% NEW GOODS
1 30 is
1 00 1 5,1
4 5 0 4
35 I 20
4 55 r,
- K OU 9 00
1 75 2 OU
BUU •9 tit,
WM . t i O ; C : orteo;lP. -. ,rrjson,Pa.
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Has ifilled the Corner Store of John White's wit:b. a largei
assort m ent of
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DRY , -COODS,, READY-MADE CIL.OIIIINCII
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS APIID CAPiilv
STOVES, &C., AND WILL
;I,EIDERSELL ANY COUNTRY MERCHANT IN THIS SECTIVI.
Beet . 4 Priots from 15, to 18; Cents, worth 18 to 25.
Good She6tl2s front' 16 to 22, worth 22 to 28.
Best Delaines, olci r i ce,2s cents, worth 30.
Clothing as low as any $;,7 re in Penn'a or New York, good
Suits from $12,t 1 0 $25, worth
I sls v $25.
FLOUR,' roar.; a
and PROVISIONS b: the bariel or ioa
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One word and I close, awaiting - your inspection.
shipped direct from ( New York, by my lirptht.r, C. 11. Simmons, rho buys ,
, ,
and as he does it for me at the same time he,buys for himself he charges ma not.‘'ll3l bad.
buys so I can sell here as low as most merchants pay themselves In New York, and 11, e l" sell
'as as Elmira or Wellsville, prices. So Come on I'
' Harrison, Pa,, May, 1866
Pro
=1
P. A. STEBBINS Si Co.
Headquarters for Bargains I
FIRST FALL OPENING!
Elegant Seasonable Dress
TEE CORNER-- STORE FULL !
Dresand Cloak Trimmings
"1.•01 1 1, ‘.\ r ; ,
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f
, MAMMOTH STOCK OF
Egclocirtm csair• 1:171.4:3e5s
C
The Proprietors of the POPULAR CORNER STORE are
I determined to supply this market with the best quality of
DRYIGOODS, FIATS & CAPS, HARDWARE, DRUGS, PAINTS,
OILS, VARNISHES, AND PATENT MEDICINES.
FLOUR, FEED & PROVISIONO
Oatober, 15?155
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My Good 3 ai
Yours truly,
J. P. SIMMONS.
CR ei c-ERIES
P. A. STEBbIPIS & CO:
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vrholosaling,
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