TRIAL OF ItF F DAVIS,
BALT'Moex, Na' 11.—Yesterday Jef
row Davil was indicted for treason by
the Graniiirtt r , of the United States Dis
trict Ceti - it tic Av in session at N3rfolk,r
trial of 'prinoner it is suppose ,l
'take plan) in June.
laM
-4tederato Lnar
part of Sir Henry "I •••
. d oug,Aiton (who investP-* !Houghton
..
of it 900,000) -and 0" to the amount
British capitalists „ler sympathizing
lineation has 1- cod parti:-.ans, an ap
,een made to our Govern.
went, tb°'
ent
...c the United States, as a sole.
"
. • .4ation, shall adopt the foreign indebt
edness of the rebellious States, Jnow in
solvent, and make all things eorufor:ahle
to the bondholders.. The British holders
' of the rebel - cotton -leap bonds complain
that Messrs. Erlanger &Co the Paris
bankers who received the Money, have
not accounts' '-ir it, and decline giving
any information co the subject. There
can be pnly one reply to the request thus
,
made=-namely: that the United States
ought trot and will not acknowledge,
adopt or discharge the rebel debt The
British sympathizers,who advanced mil
lions on a promise to be reimbursed "si
inoutbs,ufter the ackdowledgment of le
independence of the Southerol Conf , era.
/
tion," must. be strictly kept up to / t. ,e pen
alty of the bond. Let thenywAit until
the aforesaid "independenee'Ae azkriowl
edged, and theft ask for their 'money from
the parties who borrow / A it.l It is ab
surd as well as imputint.t, to expect that
the United States will pay the rebel debt.
00 t!'
de
COPI!EELTEAD APAISE OF GEN. GRANT
—lt will be gratifying to tbe many friends
of Lieut. Gen. Grant to Itno:V that be re
ceives the abuse of the New 'York Ni:tes
Praise frond such a source would be slan
,
der, and would occasion in3al men to
doubt the Lieutenant General. The
News says :
Among the casualties of the recent
war, Lieutenant General Grata . must be
reckoned the most remarkable. accident.
That a Man without any marked ability,
withoul fortune, without influence, should
start a subaltern officer, and at the,eud of
the struggle, stand
most
leader of our ar•
mies and the most com,picnous person
in the nation, is a fact so near akin to fa
ble as to shock all the probabilities of
reason. The philosophic. historian will
be puzzled to explain the plMnotnenon.
Hardly less singular is. the circum
• stance, that a Man Of the gfeat abilities
and rare accomplishments i of General
Boon, favored, too with
. every adventi
dolts advantage, s ' honld utterty fail to
win the prize so firmly grasped by his
less worthy competitor. Here is a sol
dier of genius and skill and' every moral
quality requisite to the character of a
"great captain, wit4ut fame atad without,
position, after an opportunity the most
propitions to the display of his extraordi
nary energiee..
is said that the Allo.
:Meadville; is not likely,
tage fro the liberal
Lion. C.j V. Culver,.
ed. That gentleman,
d, gave the institut%n
i i
T ted thereon a college
iO,OOO, bit he neg!ect-:
itle, and the property
the assets of Culver,
lat. makes the matter
tition, grbteful fur his
d in one of Mr. Clu
le extent of ,530,000,
prove a dead I,:,ss.
-UNLUCKY.—It
gheoy Co/leze, at
to derive the advai
donations of the
which it has expec
it will be recollect
real estate and er ,
building costing $
ed-to transfer the
now appears anion
P-eon & Co. IV
worse is, the insti
generosity, invest)
l
ver's banks to t•
which ie likely to
the couroouse.in Stu
n a bond. of co I:cation
thereof Or many years,
been settled, by a vote.
held on; Tuesday last,
6 majority in favor of
The location of
air county has be
among the people
rnd has at - length
The election was l
and resulted in 3
Middleburg.
owa) Lc l dger gives an
iving in Hardin county,
stronger 'than the vein
dship. His name is
IHe way a member a
sixth lowa ,infantry.
i of Sherinan's army to
right arm in a slqi•
lie seems 'to suffer
ce from the loss, and
his left brm. It is no
r him to cut and cord
ords per day, and lie
fry dollars that he can
and fifty rails in one
The Eldora (
account of. a man
who is said to be
brated Dr. WI.
Walter Hadlock.
company C.of tli.
During the . mare
the sea he lost h
finish near Macon.
i4tle inconvenie
chops wood wiih
unusual effort 5.
two and a half .
offers. a wager of
split one hultdreci
day.
PErts.-4 report lately'.
LllepartMent shows 010.
oty jumping" wa.l ex.
ea near the close of the
0,000 men enlisted by
during the last year of
000 reached the arty.
quitted were unirerSal
Ito any particular locality..
BOITSTY JAPM
made to the War
the crime of "bo
tensively commit
late war. Of 51
tho Government
thsi war, but 168
The frauds co ,
and not confined,
londent of the BaltimOre
, g from the heroic city
s, the first families still
Blue Flag," " - Wear the
lif the "stern staiestnan"
vis," and prate o; their
Constitution and tlict old
none but radicals insiit
no; yet in a frawe of
to in the control of the
111 r. A corros I
American, wrti
of Itch m end,
sing the "Bonni:
Crap," and talk
as "President D
rights.ender the
flag. 'Of course
such people al-,
mind to particip
Government. s,,
.en,of Somerset have neat-
Koontz for Congreps
.n.
The Uoion m.
inated Gen. W
witioat oppositil
THE
Couderia -
I 1-10S''
uay, May 15,C1.860.
~ Ivill
M. W. Ic.I.I.ARN:EY.E4•Fon.
FOR .GOVERNOR:
GEN'LI J. W. GEAR
Of Cumberland ebu;ty.
Vir We have advices fro M i. St. Thomas
stating, that' a French steamer arrived
there od the 2d instant with 1,200 Frehch
troops for Mexico, A rather sinular
. ;
inary-to the evacuation uhich ;has/been °Sl
annOunced to beg'n in Noyeruber, I E . ;G,
and to be Completed in Nov l euaher, 1567.
• I - (11 1
108 r" :Tatnes Stephen e IrishHead-Cen
ter of the Feiiians, .arriv4d in New YOrlc,
Thursday,; May It) in the steamer Napoleon
111.. from Havr . He is staying at the Metro
politan HotelOrhich was tile point of attrac
tion forfil e;xcited Fenhin cfowd all last
evening. He 'made a brief speech before re
/ •
tiri vg from public view for the night.
Henry J: Raytnond votdd for the
,hh Report of the Aeconitruttion
This is a new evidence that the
is a unit on the intiportant (Ines
the country, a i nd,though a ferr
A! projects of theiri owu yet the
;onable policy nklopted by a large
in the end bcoine the late of
• I
I-1.
Even
adoption of t
Committee.
Union Party
tions before
may have pc
fair and rens!.
majority wil
Ilse land.
the opportunity for which you
Waited 1 Smith Si Mitchell are
Manning's ,TeWl":lrX'Store are r ro
atural,s.riclbentifnl photographs
r..
, call anti test thetr sl ill. T 'ey
riselves in noother edema.'
cousiructioli.
gir Now
have so lung
fiJcated over
Ancing fine,
Give them n.
speak f,,a• th
The Con-titutional Amendment reported
from the Joi i Committee Of fifteen, to form
the basis of. : syEtetit fur the restoration of
the revolted States to representation in Con
gress and.th 4 to a c'omplete National ReCon
struction, p isted the!Housc, May 10, by Yeas
12S ; Nays 37—far more than two-thirds
in the affiritive. ir.verylMember elected by
riz
1. i
the Republ . c n-L'ilion party Toted Yes, in
cluding ev4nl Mr. Raymond, whose journal
has been so hard onl the Committee and the
Report that %-e.'stip+ed he would certainly
vote No. The Kentucky half-breeds of course
voted withb'eir Micky supporters of McClel
lan in 186 : Messrit. McKee and• Randall of
Kentucky v'i
4!(.1 with the Republicans—Yes.
Latham am i'l . Vhaley i of West Virginia voted
I n
with the Cop erheads, and probably mean to
go with the 1 ' hereafier. i
The amendment now goes to the Senate,
and we trust ' will there be carried by more
than the requisite two to One. , It is not what
we would have ; but we believe in taking the
best we can 'get as The true way to get more
thereafter.l IThe proposition may be amended
here, as it would have been in the Rouse but
for Dernocrtic op'pcisition.—Ni.Y. Tribune.
Am: I
ThThe'.;
Leyican. Freedmens' and
mon' Association.
EDITOR 361.711NA4 :1 With yodr IIeTMISSI2
will tnakela.brief appeal to the loyal people
of /his county in behalf of th i , or'ganization
whose narb l e headsl this article, The object
11'
of till S i octty can lbe best stated,in the lan
guage dr its d o nstlHtion, Ar4cle • which is
in the follolWin,g wirds :
"This COrnruissiijn is conslii
co-operaterwith thi,people of t
out distinction of ; race or col
prorement of their; rondition
of ind try;edlicatipn, freedom
mot/ality. No sehO,ols or supp
'b,e thatinta - ned frorit the benefits
shall be e chided because of e'
Thereust be 4 p large number of.people in
this Srave little county of Putter, who heartily
sympathlz l with this movemen . I Oust there
are many who will , r j eet it a plirilege as well
as a duty to give rithe moren+nt active and
efficient sipnort. 'i We did our full/ share, in
putting dciwn the rebellion. -i,,
i' am always, on
all occasicins, ' , rani(' to refer t? the
l umber of
brave boils who promptly Marched tS the
front nt tqe call of:the Presidebt. That work
• I
was well and nobly done, But there remains
just as noble a wcirk•—that of educating, en
nobling aod trainipg for citizenship, the poor
and ignorant of the South. The real the only
true way of recoasirncting the !States lately in
rebellion lis to educate, elevate and Christhin
'l € 1
ize the poor but loyal people pf those States,
and t)is ground-fork the "Freedinens' and
Union C mmissio i n" have undertaken with
and n successenergy successThe.Co s missioit already 111,t s in,its employ
773 teschrs, m1(1140,000 pupils are being ed
ucaceti fod• usefulit l esz: and happiness by them.
It übtjishes rno!ntlily, at 7G John Street,
New Yor, The 4erican Frecibnan, a period
ical of grltat interest to every !loyal 'person.
This aunty. Ii hope, Will : Ilionor itself by
contribuling to V l le TrensurY of this grand
• 'ion a su i tficient sum to employ nt
Tenchdltill the work of reconstrue
.orougl4 done. 1
1 may be sent to George C. Ward,
easurer,l
No. 7y John Street, New
am aliiihorized to sty that all such
.ions wit be bread', cast Upoa the
Yours'', fora United Nation,
J. 5.31.
orggniza •
least one
Lion is th
Money
Esq., T
ork. I;
eontribu
waters.
Mes.a!ge from the Porderl i Land" is
; Of a neat little book, "intended to
Sabbdth School Teachers in their
is n true narrative of one
;ul,,gh thOiintiness and faithfulness of a
ieacher,i was led, in her dying hour,
A inessa'ge ivhichlwe wish we could
the ear of ieveay one engaged in the
chooliwoiy." copy will be sent,
Large, to any zuperintendent for ex
)11, by tiddressinglJ. Garriguel
148 S. 4th, Philadelphia.
the title
enconra
labor of
wbo,thr.
devoted'
to leave
repeat
Sabbath
free of ti
aminatlf
Co., pub
JOUP: L iAL
port, PO.
ited to aid and
South,with
or, in the int
pon the bask
and Christian
y depots shall
s of which any
II: `• on't be in haste to plit off woolen
clothing in the Spring. Many a "bad cold,"
. [
(who • ever! saw a good one 7)! rheumatism,
lumbag6 and other aches and pains, are lurk-'
Ing in the lirs• shiny days, ready to pounce •
upon the incautious victims Who have laid
aside. their; defensive-armor of flannel. All
sudden changes in the system are attended
with enore;or less danger, but the body can
accommodate itself to almost any condition,.
provit.ed it be assumed gradually. The use
of flaaneliguards against sudden change of
temperature. In a warm day, when perspira
tiort flaws freely, if it be allowed to pass otT
rapidly, the evaporation carries with it much
.heat from the body, and a' chill - may be pro
duced, followed - by a derangement of some
function, as "cold iu the head" or unnatural
disehatge,from the bowels. In all cases flan
nel should not be lal.d aside until the weather
is settled permanently warm—in,this lattitude
-usually after the middle of June. The change
should be made in the morning; never in the
after! part of the day, when the energies are
partly abated and the air is usually growing
cold:
,gfirThe bill granting gratuities and annui
ties to soldiers of the war of 102, and their
widows,bas passed the Senate and I-Pnise,and
no doubt has the signature of the Governor.
It proVides for the payment of . a gratuity of
$4O, and thereafter a yearly pension of S4O,
to all soldiers who served at least two months
in the war of 1812, or were disabled in .the
service, or the widows or the 'same. Appli
cation to be made to the Auditor Genn.ral, by
Affidavit of the applicant to the fact of ser
vice or disability, verified by t4 - o wituessei ;
and in the case of widows, by the affidavit of
the widow as to the time of service of her
uusbarid, and the fact of her lawful marriage.
g„ec'The Northern Cat:lira] Con3pany,having
obtained pai:?ssion of the Elmira: SA: Canan
dalgua road,' have put dOwn a- third rail to
Watlins,which connects with the l!lltesteani
ers. thus secure a narrow gunge road
to that point. They are, also, taking up the
rail and narrowing the track from Watkins to
Canandaigua. From this city to Canandaigua
is one division, will be under the superinten
deuce df.l. AL Redfield, Esq., of Elmira, Asst.
Geni Superintendent of the Nonhern Central.
This makes a I,brough route from Philadelphia
and Baltimore to ICauandgigua through this
city, without changing cars. We are informed
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
secured the Canandaigua Sc Niagara rOad,and
dill form a throughronte from Philadelphia
and the South, to Niagara, without changing
cars. This will be a very desirable route by
which to reach that delightful watering place.
jpariA nice little confidence game was play
ed off on one of our lumbermen a few days
ago. A man of Some sixty years or more,with
white locks, neat apparel,and well:to-do look
generally, whO registered his name at the
Herdic, house, as Harris, wanted to purchase a
large hot'of lumber. He seemed to have plenty
of money, offered extravagant rrices for every
horse that took his fancy, and finally pur
chased ltimber; of L. A. Ensworth, to the
amount of jlOlOOO. Two carloads 14re sent
to a planing !spit ! to be dressed for flooring,
where itwas done and loaded on-cars to
start for' the Jity. Mr. Harris gas c a eight
draft on New 'orlt for the slo,9oo,and before
the lumber Jeri, a!protest cause back and no
r.. , seareh could discover that said Harris was
ever known,rit,the bank drawn upon. He left
Herdic House inn great hurry, not taking his
plethoric carpet bag and not having time to
pay; his bill. The carpet bag was opened and
found to be well filled with old papers : - Mr.
Harris' has not been -beard of since, and is,no
doubt,enjoying the joke practiced at the ex
pense Of our sharp friend in the lumber buSi
i
nesS.--L Williamsport Bulletin.
AmeriLn Manufactures--the American Watch Co
of Waltham, Mass
Every one knows that the mechanism of the
best manufactories of this country is unequal
led in any other part of the world. The genius
of American mechanics produced l the cotton
'
gin,ithe mechanical reaper and mower, the
sewing.machice, and last but not least, the
7.-ondeful Machinery of the American Watch
Company of Waltham. This company was
establiehad in ISso,and has groWn in propor
tions which entitle,it to s .a first rank among the
manufacturing enterprises of the I N
ew World.
It employs between 900 and 1,000 arlizans of
superior skill and character, and . a large and
thriving town has grown op in its vicinity,—
The factory covers over three acres of ground
and as an illustration - of its extent, we !
mention that it is supplied witl
60 miles of iron pines and produtes an aggre-
gate of:nearly 75 ; 000 ;catches per
founders of this Company beliew
same delicate mechanical proc
had produced such remarkably p.
in larger maebines,might be appli
greater ttava:ntage to the prodh
Rated. The foreign time-pietei
principally by hand, and except
cost, 'fin imperfect article, often
and of little 'y:,lue in the result
mysteriout and infinitesimal or'
when - aggregefed, produce the tv
fruit of sloe* and toit.some menu
In the results, there must of com
that perfect uniformity which is i
fur correct time-keeping. Tip
p.trts ,of the American watch
hand ire fa4hioned . , by the most
accurate maihinery; Wheels pinion., springs,
7 •
screws, absolutely uniform in weight,circum
ference, diinensio'fis, and in every possible
particular, are turned out in myriads by un
erring, fingersitif steel, and their proper com
binatiOn and adjustment by skilful workmen
have given the Company its high reputation.
Its watches 'not only go with the trade and go
in the pockets of 200,000 people, but they go
right isnd go evorprhere.—Exchange.
Court Proclamation.
WIJE'REAS the son. Robert G. White,
President Judge, and the Eons. C. §.l
Jones and G. G. Colvin, Associate Judes of
the Courts of Oycr & Terminer and General
Jail DeliverNi Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Orphan's CrO'art and Court of Common Pleas
for the county of Potter,' Bade issued 'their
precept, bearing date the twenty-foUrth day'
of Feb'y in the year of our Lord one thou-1
sand eight hundred and sisty,six, and to me,
directed, for holding a court of Oyer 1.:. Ter,:
miner and General Jail' Delivery,. Quarter'
Sessions "f the Peace, Orrhan's] Court, -and
Court of common Pleas in the Borough of
Coudersport, on MONDAY . , the 18th day of
June next, and to continue one week :
Notice is therefore hereby given to the C.qr
otters, Justices of the Peace :and Constables
' wit'ain the county, that they )d then and there
1 in their prher persOns, at 10 o'clock. A. M.
of said day, with their rolls, records, inqui
sitions, examinations, and other remem
brances. to do those things which to their
offices appertain to be done. And those who
are bound l3y their recoguizauces to prose
' cute against the prisoners that are or shell
be in the jaiil of said county of Potter, are to
be then and there to prosecute against then)
.1
as will heir%
Dated nt Coudersport, May' 1, 3.BGG, and
'the 89th It-bar of the Independence of the
United Stel. es of AIIICriCa.
W. W. BROWN, Sheriff':
LIST OF CAUSIUS
In the Go l an of Common Pleas of Potter
County at June Term y 866;
Rouse vs. i lallory et al •
Cole use of W. T. Jones, vs. S. G . Nelson
Mercereau Weston vs. Dedrick & White.
Mills vs Bartlett
Crane vs Seeley
Schaffer vs Barnlay & Bailey
Watrous rs Daggett
Goodrtch vs Munroe S Cobb's Admr's
Plymeet vs:Dearing •
Gule vs Fox, Graves et 'al
Swain, assignee &c. vs Graves, guardian &e.
Stephens & Nichols vs Beatman
Lyman vs Clark
Patterson vs Francis
B. F. Burt vs Roulet township
t'ole vs Gordon
Booth vs pamilton
Hackett C.l.Clevelnnd •
Dean vs Graves, Starkweather et al
Dodge vs Ives & Salsbury '
Same vs same
Allen vs Flynn
Ensworth vs Flynn •
Thatcher vs Peterson
Billings vs Pye
McDougall vs Beatman & Edwards
Tyler vs Grandy
J. OLMSTED, Prothonotary.
April 19, 1866.
COUDER SPORT AND . SHIPPEN
STACK ROUTE
". M daily line
Wiirl'E'S daily line
of :lamed -will leave c'oudereport, until furthet
notice, at $ o'clock in the morning, 'arriving in Ship
pen about '4 o'clock in the afternoon, and will leave
Shippen on the'iirrival of the morning train, at 1.0:30,
ar w ing eouder,port abOut 5 o'clock, P. id
Trliveteiai are refered to the Time-Table of the Phil
adelPhia k Erie Ritilruiel, which will be found :Myer
tined in tliie p ipt r, for further part particuln o about the
advantagee of thin route. • New York passengers will
SAVE 30 MILES TRAVEL AND 5 HOURS TIME
by tlking this route in preference to that or the Erie
Rail-her. NI) ChiANGE iOF CARS DETWEE:N
SIIIIPPFN AND NEW 1101:K. Finis., new, com•
forttible ivagons nod good tOints are kept on the Stage
Rout r e: Packages and Evermo buain,a attended to
with care. D.l F. (I LASSM IRE,
AULES WHITE, Proprs
Coudersport, Pa., Oct. 9,1535. •
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PHILADELPHIA.
Thomas May 3Pierce;jitt.
President and Con.ultlng Acenuata t.
EXTILIORPAnd INDUCErNTS r •
Novel & Rertaa.nent rrange
naeut, of Business College
Terms, j
From April 1 to October I, ISM,
j' AND S. CCCCERDING YEARS/ 1 I -
LIFE,' SCHOLARSHIPS, including 'punk keeping,
Rosiness t'orrespouttent6, Forms nd Cu•toms.
Arittnnutil BuBin.-As
Detecting Counterfeit .Ita Conimercial Law:
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS..
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includingithe same Subjects a,
above. •
Time Limited to Three 3. oaths,
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TWENTY DOLLA R S.
PIRILUA , *ITIP, Three Months,l $7
Pasl.ll•NeitllP and AaITRLETIC, Threel )
11011t119.. $lO
,The wiring. of eon] and tae In the suAmer 'months
ie no mlventaze of eutli importan,e as ena, bl e s the
mmitmetnent. of this Collet a censidemble
reduction in the euinnier rates: . •1
From October I, 1.86 G pr (71 186'7,
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And oucceedirg years, ne before.
Selo:Inv:111T , • $35
Scholiti ships, 3 nemths,
Penmanship, S months, ' tit)
renniansh.p and Arithmetic, 3 months, int!
Special Terms; for Clubs,. Soldiers, aud
for the Sons of Ministers 41;ci T Etchers.
Dap and Evening Instruction
for both Sexes and all Ages,
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ITn Rankine, Stordkrepi g, Book.krepin P,nman
ship, Pell Phonoimaiihy.-At ithinetic,
snration, Algebra itimnietry, Analytical Gennietry,
The enteniu,, Nnrization, Surveviiig,
(lunging, Mining, Mechanic:it Drawing, Commercial
tierniami Telegraphing-, and the
Branches, at moderate pr.ces .
' Endorsed by.the public as the most surcessfut 13e-i
-m.Sis College of ti country, v`• id evi.ieneed by the
fact, that
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWO STUDENTS
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linve entered in ti .e
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FIOST Sii AIOSI'IIS OF ITS I',XISTCNCt
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Principals of i alepayl intents.
THOMAS, 'MAY PIERCE, A. M. , ,
GEORG I.: 13. 8. S. B.& NE 4
C. N FARR , Jrt.,; s l J. T. REY
HENRY Klial, A.E.IIOGEtto:ON,
Supported by au aide 4'orps ..4.6.3isajits. -
Call or send fora Cotalogne, college Carrenry, nod
PiereCh Pracilcal.lidt:rator.
OFFICE, NO. 531 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
April24.-.2m
BOARDING!
T"Esulisei ilier,late Landhail cif the Union nouse,
is I,r,Parcd tu'aceitintiiiiiiatc Nisitors to the Coun
t,. St at Nvith Boardintr, at rfitsonable irates I Jurois,
Vitnessi , anti others wit find it to tiheir iidcaiitage
to give him a calf,' S. C. rifefps.
Coudersport, F ib. G, ISG° If
LYMAN 'kibUSE. -
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Lewisville, Potter County ; ,
,Pennsylvania.
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p rItTO7%; 'LEWIS. I'ropri et or. II ~. ing
taken this exiallent I lotel, the proprietor Avisheß
to make the acquaiutatice of the travelinv public iind
feel, confident oh . uit'i tic; 1 1 sat is fAction to all who May
C:01011 hilll.=Feb!. 12,613 1 11
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TTIE Athintie,.llar h l4l's. Vontrz
rt.ter.-oreq Ai-thtzes Lady'a 73,:tdre•or,
Frank & .pc.morests for Jlay ja-t
ree.ived nl it i r A:tle hp I). Ci & L•arateo. a t
the l'o-t Utlie it In linrer's Le-ite's and
tAher ncturlai., and NV ,(-1:!‘s altcaca on hand. .
RORACE GREEiLEY'S
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NIISTORY or Tut: Mizhirt.
cIiNFLICIT;" in. TWO Vultlllle..
Elegantly with 144 1 part raits on steel ; nu
merous maps and diagrams Of battle; ti Ida ; views
etc. l'2s,oUUmndi.is rod. .
Volume Lof aim Al tWo year ,
later tha» the dra=t part'Uf'»early ever:), other, all eady
inc.u.lee among its patrdnit full 2.5,0uQ0f the purcltne
ers of those works, and. is everyAiliere teeug
nizod as the higlieet -authotity, even byithe - authot'e
le'litlC ti opitiient-+. •
Volume 11. be ,ready in ie few months—at,t
tun ic-I day' on Which n welbitreparedlidstory of the
war can be olitabied. The Claire work - , inimitable
oldie in eNcellett . ee of plan and detaill will-Ito costly
superior to :my: ' of now coutpletc•tb t meat of
which were "eompleterl" loak before Gen. Gratit's
report was madelo and fat the 1110,t, RI I'Ffactory
tore of the late etupettilltis struitzlifraitegether one
quAted for eteat'mcc, ftline , F, and ItcOtraey of sinte--,
mente, combined with elthdor and graidde delineation
of events. ' . •
If compliqed desicued, the wlarlt-'IHII be author
ity as to the events of the most donderful era in the
history of the Country.—Al G. CUIVIIN, Governor of
l'ennsyiennia. . ' • •
It would he ditlicolt to pliio too 'high an 'estimate'
on the service Mr. Greeley has rendered our rinintry
tlfe preparation of this ' Folume.
I wait the iorthemning of the seilond ;•olume' with
eager expectation.—wtimAtt gLIIEY, 31, C.
It bears Ow tnuka of lithor, studied candor and
aceuraey.—WrisMAtt 11, Skir.SRD. :'S.C . Oktrtry Of State.
The narrative in simple clear, with sii much of
life and spirit in it 11,tt it k he'd to immpossible .01
to read is whole chapter without. stopping.'
It will he and ouLild to lee read by all our country
rnen.—ED,%Att Cowan, U. S. Sgiiatel
II raoysives it a yalue heyoncl any other his
tory of that eventful pm-incl. ,The iodustry and
impartiality of Mr. Greeley will make this the text
of all future - hi-tories of the Gore4tit r ehellion.—Tp.ie;
- ocra STEVENS, M. C.
Ot all the. Ilistorien of the GreatlZebellton which I
hive eXaminell, this one serene to lie the beet in the
cup , onarp-aa of ita aritecelent and Concurrent Con
t:renslomil Record r ..; ote/I no K.
the ..estts - of the sear
itself.—Sciterxeic lipcakerl7: . S. House of
Reprefit•iititti VCR.
Velemb 11. will be nccorep:mi••d [Nl:Rhein extra
har¢e,ll,v on e'opp(irplato Map of the Scat
of \Vat, weltli ;1,00. only by iisweling' agents.
Adare.s.st O. D. CASE
Ap, ' rtfint.l Conn
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1566 '• ..• .! , ,
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.. .. ,• ! 1,566
Philadelphia E r a SL•*Railipoad.
THIS gri at line traverses the .. - t
oril,ern and Nnrth
^,- west Counties of Peinnsvleanitt to the city of Erie
on lake Erie. It has been leased and ie operated by
the l'ENNsvt.v.Aptia Ilati ROAD' Cithrlsv.
Time of passenger trains at EMPORIUM;
• LEAVE EASTWARD.:
Erie 7,fa1l Train ~.._.__...t. - 1,52 r..3r.
Erie Express Train . A ' 0:17 F. 31.
LEAVE WESTWARD.' ' . •
, Eric Mail Train ..... . —l.--- ..---. ..... '12:00 5.31.
Erie Express Train t ' , 0 :02 5. Y.
11aSsetiger ears run throhgh on the Etc Hall and
Expre,s I raiill.without I et angd both ways between
Philadelphia and Erie. • . —7 - '" ,-
NEW YORK CONNECTON.
r.pm-.3 New York at 600 F. M ;.:Yrrts., at Erie 015 A.M.
Leave Erie at 1 55 r. n i, arrive at New York 3 40, r. M.
NO CHANGE OF CARSIBETWEEN ERE &NEW YORK
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS cht all
,Night trains I
For information respeetimi. Pa4enger business,ap.
ply at Corner of 50th acrd Sfarket streets, Philadelphia
And for Ft'eight businesi of the C6lntitny's Agents
S. --f. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 13th apd Market streets :
Philadelphia. - .
J. W. Ileynolds, Erie.t
Win. Brown. Agent, N. C. R. It.,lllltimpre.
11 . If.
.1 - 101jetTON, General Freight Agt... Philada
H. «. G WI SNEUI, Genera( Ilelint Agt. Phitada
A . L . Ty LEit, General Supt, Wiljtam+pot . t, ,`
"AGENTS WA L NTED."
$175 "Etc MON CH. SO M ETIIINti ENT !HELY NEW.
THE PHOTOGRAPH CASE AND FAMLY RECORD.
great opportunity for enterprising per-
I
Isons of cue, gy to tnalie money, It is an article
ut - whieh the patine have felt the need. It retails at
a low price; and its beauty and utility is universally
acknowledg , d. , The success which hag attended its
sales warrants the assurance that ONE can be sold to
almost every rarely. We arc prepared to show that
wel have sweats who are clearing 4103 every month.
Address for Circulars nud Term , , •
ItAyitoND & MannfacturE , rs,
1 1 613 Cl#l4lnat Street, Pbl I.
Summer Good!
AT
OLM§TEIPS,
VOUR :attention is incited to the 1arg 1 ,,,, 1
I.:attractive stock just received, a r , for
sale nalow as the same qualifies can be biju g h t
anywhere in the county.
We have on hand a large and varird a ,
sorrment of Domestic Cottons, co-,prising
BROWN SHEETINGS, said!
SiIIaT B IN L G EICHED
MUSLINS
'DENIMS, I
STRIPES.
TICKINGS, and ;
• COTTON FLANNELS., on which e c
cannot he undersold. s . -
We purchase onr goods for Cash and
them at a very small advance
From Cost.
titt t
ANMELS.
iurchase
RED,
! . GRAY,
KrE, e t
SHIRTING FLANNEL, rep
At Olmsted's.
I F you w•
EU
PL I kID F
DRESS GOOD. ;
• DELAINIES.
PRINTS,
BROCTIE, And
WOOLEN' HEATS,
MOODS, •
SONTAGS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
CLOTB3, and
CASSIXIERES.
a fu
II supply
41 Olmsted'ir.
CLOTIIIIMT.
f T fail to call before purchnsiiag eCi
JO' see Coe nssortmeut
BOOTS & SHOES
FOR Men, Women ts, Children, in great
riety and cheap
-For 3,101a5-acs, `prop, Sugar, Tea and Cont.,
in fact eTdrytliing in the Grocery line, call
AT OLMSTED'S
A full aszortmCnt'of almost everything-thet is
kept in a country store on hand. We intend
to keep Goods that •will give satisfaction and
sell good articles at the lowest living profit.
AT OLMF,TED'S
itittrb
Grairi of all kinds,
Butter, Wool,
Sheep Pelts, Fan,
Der Skips
KM!
County, Township and School Orders, for ill
of Irhich the highest prices will be'paid
Al. 0111)Sied'S
Coudersport, 18. c 931
MIB
BUCKEYE; STRAW-CUTTER
TI.:NTED, 1F.64, BY I'o RTE.II. & RIIITI/
I .TIOUSANDS illeFe. 'Machines aro btint made
and su!d, and give mar,
versa' Salislactlo6 ,
than any oiher .
Straw or' 'Stalk-Cutterl
in inark,t. It has no unetinge abeut and can be mad"
or ronai erl in any qountAl tnwn.
T 11.• Knife is ..tatennarv—liox vitir'atei—fvedg
—cute on top of thn knife —cut e evert-01111g nquare o
any length you wl , 11, and you eiiiinot snaky racks
-work of it 'even wit a dull knife.
rice, s'll
Samples of 1%%:“.! 'ince can be mien nt Clop of tk
tmdcrmigned. ufacturvd and tor ctle , by
N. H. GOOLISELL.
Oct. 1565. •
entylersport. rA
FELLOW CITIZEN'S !
I take this method to inform you that Sam
now located at 05wetyo; better known al
Briodlovillo, wiOira Asl - ortrnent of
.16,1/Y 4007)3,
GROCERIES,
READY MADE .CLOTO.ING,
HATS,
BOOTS, SHOES, &a,
WHICH MUST 11$ SOLD
Regardlss of COST.
My Store you will flnd in the Old Simmons,
Block wilere Mr. YALE and myself will eser
try to Sire you Good Bargains, And lope El
so doing to merit a share of your patrousgs
An earl► call is solicited
J. r. simmoNsi
°sway°, Sept. 18, 1865.
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Lates rom Sherman
OSIN k TAR, iron North Caroliiiit, for
1-11, eale by STEBBINS
At '4)11 ru sled%
At Olmsted's
CAPS,