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265 Broa6vay, N. Y.
721 Chestitta St., Phila.
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virtue of an . order of the Orphan's Court of
Potter County:Tn., the .undersigned, Adminiii
trator of LESTER FLING late of Ulysses. Townstil
de:eased, will offer fur sale; on the premises la Lew.
Untie, on
SATURDAY, the 151 h day of September next,
the following described Real Estate, to wit : All that
certain tract of land or Village Lot situate In Ulysses
tp., bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at a post the
north-east corner, thereof, thence south 2 degrees
west 8 roils to a post, thence north B 8 degrees west S
,
role, thenoe north 2 degrees east 8 rods, thence south
88 degrees cast 8 rods to the place of beginning ; Con
taming 84 .square rods of land, and being part an. tot
of land conveyed by deed from Bingham Estilte to O.
A. Lewis. The improvements conslit of atone and
a half story frame house and a sinall frame barn.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock M. To be; sold for
Cash. - . LOIS FLING COOE., •
Aug. 13, 1886. —4t Adm'r of Lester Fling dec'd.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
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J F ;; l d t r E ,, A a s n tjl t e h l e. i t , . , . , ll ,B ol3r i tG :3 W o ' n l e li s te a l n 'f i es4de ( n i t
Calvin, Associate Judges of the Courts of Over S.:
fermium . and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Sys-
sions of the Peace, Orhah',' Court and Court of Com
mon Pleas , for the County of Potter, have issued their
precept, bearing date the Twenty-third day of June,
in the year of our Lord Ono Thousand Eightllundred
and t.sty-Six, and to me directed. for holding a Court
of Oyer and Terminer and tihneral Dehvery,
quarter Sessions of the Peace 4, Orphans' Court, and
Gourt of Common Pleas, in the Borough of Couders
port, on MON PAY, the nth day of September next,
and to continue one week •
Notice is therefore hereby Oven to the Coroners,
Justices of the Peace and Constables within the
conniy, that they be then and there in their proper
person's, nt 10 o'clock A. If. of said day, with their
rolls, recordS, inquisitions, examinations. and other
remembrances, -to do those, things which to.. their
offices appertain to be done,' And those .who are
bound by their retognizaness tp prosecute against the
prisoners that arc or shall be in the jilt of said county
of Potter, are to be then and there to. proseFute
against them as will be just.
Dated at Coudersport, August'l3, 1866, and/ the
00th year of the Indepeudonice of the United Stales
of America. . W. W. BROWN, Sheriff.
IRegisterls Notices. -
ALL persons interested will please to take
notice that the following accountants have
settled their accounts in the Register's Office of
Potter cnunty, and that the same will he pre
sented to the prpllan's COurt for confirmation,
on Monday, the 17th day of .Sept, 1666, at the
Court }louse in Coudersport
.Acconnt of Asa F. Ray Mond, executor of the
last will and-testament of ',Henry E. Tucker,late
of Allegany ) township, dee'd.
Accou n t or M. D. Itriggs, i rtul ministrator of Wm
Nelson. Howe, late of Bingham township, dec'd
, - DAN;AKER, Register.
Couderiport, Aug. `.20, 1'96.
Trial List for Se• t. Term 1866.
Russell dr Haskin 'for use l i vs. Asa Stevens et al
John Krouse vs. Martin, Mallory, et al:
Fuller A: Card vs. Demmer & Thonipson.-
Lewia Yentzer vs. Yates Anson.
J. F. Bachelor vs. May d:
John 31. Dean vs. Bobbins Brown. I
C. B. iWatrous vs. Seth Daggett.
Barnahas B:Goodrich vs. Monroe S. Cobb.
Franklin Gale vs. James H. Fox et.al.
D. T.!Swain, assignee, vs.l.lldirs of L.A. Wood.
D. Patterson vs. Jas:Francis (S; Geo. Francis.
Booth vs. Hamilton.
Racket vs. Cleveland.
Ensivorth vs. Flynn.
Thatcher vs. Peterson.
Billings vs. Pye.
Benton vs. Turner.
Patterson vs. Quimby.
Patterson VS; Keeler 'et al.
Knickerbacker vs. Knickerl)acker.
Ennis use of Kenyon vs. Lnlw Stevens:
Joseph Mann vs. F. V. Wood et al.
H. J. OLMSTED, froth'}'.
Coudersport, Aug.
SHERIFFS SALES.
Y VIRTUE of snndry Writs, of Vendition
EP Eyponas, Fieri Facia.:, and Levari Faeias
issued out of the Conch, of Common PlCas of
Potter County, Pennsylvania, and to -Me di
reeted, I shall expdse public sale or outcry.
at the Court House! 111 Coudersport; on
./NIONDXV, the 17th -day of Sept., .1666, at 1
O'clock, p. in., the folloWing described tracts or
parcels of land to wit:
All thosejsix certain tracts, pieces or parcels
of hind situate in Pike and Erector townships,
being lottery warrants Nos. 5122, 5123, 5121,1
5125, 5126, 5127, and conveyed by Patents
frOm the Commonwealth of l)ennssdvania to
Jtlhfi Nicholson, dated the 29th,1; 30th days of
Aprll, 1794, and named Darby Goshen itifitt,
Thomas Fairfax Concord Ricismond,and each
tM, ct containing 1099 ACres, or 6594 acres in all,
and being the same as conveyed by John Nich
olson and Hannah his Wife by deed dated the
18th day of March, A,l). 1795, to John Ashley,
and recorded ;momg the land reebrds of Potter
6unty in Deed Book H, page 147 &c., except-!
,iiig one piece containing MI acres heretofore ;
conveyed E S Mo-ton, one piece containing!
30 1 :: acres conveyed 1:6 S lI Martin, and one
piece containing 72,4„: acres conveyed to Wm.!
- Upon which- tract of land are i the following!
iMprovements. viz,: On warrant No 5137 one
lot of about 5 acres improved, with 2 frame!
h o o,:es, one franie barn, one blacksmith shop,
and one saw mill,now oceupkd by widow I nip
son; one lot of about 2 acres unproved, with one
log house and one board shanty thereon, now
occupied by S Darrow ;one lot of about 20 acres !
improved with one frame house, core board
Shanty and some fruit trees thereon, now oceu- 1
pied by SaMuel Decker; and one lot, about 20
saes improved, with one frame house, ene
frame barn, one saw mill, one blacksmith shop
and sonic fruit trees thereon, now occupied by
H. D. Frost.
On warrant No. 5122. one lot about 20 acres'
! mprol'ed with one trame barn and Mlle 11 - trit. i
trees tnereon: one 11(1 about 15 acres improved.l
with two frame houses, one log house and some
fruit trees thereon; one lot about 4 acres im
proved, with one frame house and one board
Shanty thereomnow occupied by C.W.Edmonds;
fine lot 50 acres improved with one frame house,
one frame barn and some fruit trees thereon,'
now occupied by Charles Pritchard; one lot.!
about 2 acres improved, with one log house
thereon, troW occupied by Chester Ellsworth;
one lot about 45 acres improved, with two
frame houses, one frame barn, one frame shed,
One saw Mill and some fruit trees tbereon, now
occupied by A. Kilburn; and one lot about 35
acres unproved, with one frame houSe,one frafue
barn and. some fruit trees thereon, now occu
pied by Curtis Kilbourn.
On warrant No 5123, one lot about .12 acres
improved, with one frame house thereon, now
occupied by John Razey; one lot about 60 acres
improved, with one frame house, ore log house,
one frame harTh.rne corn house, and some-fruit
trees thereon, only occupied by John Sunder
lin; One lot about 12 acres improved, occupied
Tay Simeon Ellis; One lot 41 - m'a t 5 acres im
proved, with one log !muse mid one ' stable
thereon. now, occupied by Al Itobbins;One lot
about 12 acres improved, with one frame house
and some fruit trees thereon, known as the
Chas. Parker lot; One lot, about 10 acres im
proved, with one frame house, one leg stable
and some fruit trees thereon, now occupied by
WM,
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on 'Warrant No, 5124, One letibeintilil acres
improved, with one frame 'house; one, frame /
barn and some fruit trees thereon, nod - occn-1
pied by Win. T. Leach, ..Tr.l ; One :lot about 5
acres improved with one fralne house thereon;l
and s one lot about A 6 acres itnproVed, With one
frame house, two frame barns withi.ccin- shed
and corn house attached fled sOme, ; frnit trees
thereon, now occupied by John Smith! To be
sold as the propertfy of Hunsicker k fparlock..
ALSO—Certain :real estate in SteWation tp.
bounded and deseiibed as fdllowe, viz. :1 On the
east by warrant, No. 5943 on 'the north by
warrant No, 5960; On the west by lands of Wm.
McDougall and warrant Noi. 5150; and on the
south by . warrant INo r 5942; containing :One
Thousand and Eightv-OnelAcres with allow
ance of six per cent. troads dm., being war
rant No. 5963 with a,bout One Hundred and
Fifty acres improved 4 on which is erefted two
frame houses, three frame'shanties, thr e frame
barns, one bleck.S.Mith.shoP, one saw mill and
some fruit trees tlieleon. To be sold as . the
'property of John ,;;o,ltirk, :
ALSO-.-.Certaini sdal estate in the horOtigh
of Coudersport, bo4lnded rind described ai fol
lows, viz.: Beginning - at a IpOst the south-east
Corner of lot N 0.1,202 of the allotment of the
Borough of Coudersport, pirt of square No, 23;
thence by east dine of lots iNoS. 20 and 201
No 6 j i c degree 4ast 8, perchee to a pOt; thence
south 83 . 3 g degreeS east to a line of out-lot - No,
1, known as the I Old C.artee lot"; thence by
'courses of said line and the Allegheny River I
north-eas'erly to the)nortl line of Fifth street
eatcnded easterly, thence by said .line south
1831.,' cast to ' a post near p std bank Of River;
thence north ti . li,l degrees east 4 perches to a
poSt; thence south b 3;.; degrees east S perches
Ito the west side cf a piropmled'street and 50 feet
Ito east line of said street; thence by said line
I north 6l:;" degrees east 16 perches tp a corner
lof lot conveyed h , , , .S: R )51 to A. T. Jones;
thence by lines of said lo south ,83 . F,. degreesl
east 11 perches to a post,. outh 5 degrees west
12 perches to a l phst, south 19 degrees west 12
and 3-10ths perches: to al poit, and south 141
degrees west 16, and 3-Ibllis Perches to the ;
north line of lot donveyedli?v S.lltoseto Collins '
( Smith; thence bY, said lit eland north line of
1 Fourth street ektiendedeakerlv north 83 1 -C, de
r ,_
grecs west to the place of begi ,
nning; excepting,
and reserving the proposed street of 50 feet in
width above Dined; ex.!terided through the
i above descrined remises and containing, after
said reservation, :Nage and Seven-Tenthe acres
more orless; also the right tu erect andi Mani.
I lain a Dam, midi to open land maintain 4 mil.
I ;ace, as Provided by e.ertain i i Articles of Agree
ment between 'S . Itoes mid Andrew Sandberg.
bearing date December 10, 1565, on which are
erected one frame water tatnier,y and outbuild
ings. To be sold as thei property , of Andrea"
Sandberg and Charles Danielson.
I
ALSO—Certain real
‘, .-ittite in Bingham tp,
bounded and dekcriped s follows, Viz.: jOn the
west and north by imsentod lands df the estate
of S. M. Fox, dee'd on tae east by loilNo. 54 ,
of the allotment' of lands in said township con
veyed by the Trusties Of the Bingham! Estate
to Wm. 'Cobb, and li l t N Oi l 190, and on the south
by',' lot No. 209, 'conj.:air* One Hundred i and
Seven-Tenths acres' more or less, with tie usual
allowance for rdatlSAe., being lot No. 55 of the
allotment of lands of the estate of S. Id, Eox,
deed in Binghim :township, and part bf war
rant No. 1237, witir , ,abont eight acres improved
and one log house and lite fruit trees thereon.
To be sold asi the pr perty of I Wdliam B.
Green 2d.; i !I l l
ALSO , Cerlain veal ;estate in Sweden tp.,
bounded rind described is folloWs, viz.:l On the
east by land owned , by EiINVID Dodd ;I. on the
north 'by lands owned Michael Snider; bn
the west by lande owne dby Benjamin! Tassel,
and on the sOutli.liy, lands owned by Joshua
Jackson ; containing Ode Hundred acres more
or less, about Fifty acreslof which arq improved,
with one frame barri and one log house there
on. To be ,sold a the property Of I ,Reuben
French. l
ALSOOerfain real estate in SWeilen and
Allegany tips, bounded on the nort i by lands
of Samuel Bo l oth, ens by lands of Collins
Gardner, south by lands of Abrath timbal,
and west by land. of C.Jvanhorn and A. Kim
bal ; containing Olin Hundred and Thirty-tive
acres more or less aliia twenty-fl` acres of
which are impr,ov ( .d. with one framd house and,
sonic fruit trees beret: To be sold as the
prOperty of Dunham lb, ss,...Jr.
ALSO—Certain real lest de in We village of I
Oswa%o,bosinded and desc ibed as f'ollows viz,:
Beginning at a post on the east banke a Spring
run, it being aleorner of a lot 'cony -yeti by the
Trustees of thel Binglia n Estate to'Noali Crit
tenden thenl;e , south Slung the +t bank oft
said Iron 1501.„: feet to a hemlock post;' thehce
i
easterly 301..,' feet to al. post; thence northerly
54 feet to . liOl4a corner of Wm. McDougall
and P. P. , Story's land;! thence port lefty S and
8-10ths rods to a stone in the cast line of said
Crittenden's land; 0106 Southetterly 4 and
3-10ths rods to the Pface of begn nine • :con
taining about Twentyi square rods of land More
or less,, all of .whiehriS' improved,{ with Some
fruit trees thereon. '''6 be sold as the property
of P. I'. Story. • iI . 1
ALSO—Certain rtial . estatejita iiirimit tp.,
beginning at the »ol.llikvest :Omer of lot No.
...S
12 deeded to John . Floyd, ithence north SO
perches to post corner,' thence e.a.5f1,256 perches
to a postl corner thenee south 80 Perches to a
post corher, thdried West 256 perches to the
place of beginning ;Cluitaining One (Hundred i
and Twentv-Eight acres °fiend inordor less,and
being lots Nos. 10 and 11 of the allotment of
land of Keatingi & CO. in said township and
parts of Warrant 2l Po and 2126, With about
Seventy-Five ;al„!res Unproved. Ficteen acres
chopped, with one Mock house, one shanty
house, one frame lbailn and some I:fruit trees
thereon, To he kohl as the property• of Mer
rick Jackson, with notice to . Orangdliaskin as
/erre tenant,
I I Ti
ALSO—Certain real estate beginning at a
post in the ttorthl-wik lineof lot O. lof the
allotment of land 4 in lEtilatia tp., thence west'
along line of hit N 0.311118 and 4-10tha'perches,
thence north 68 ant:V.4-1001s perdlielS,, then.!e,
east 218-and 4-10tha Perches, thence south 33
degrees east Ilperchea, thence south 6t degrees
west 129 perches 1.0 Ithe. Place of bt.giuning;
Containing Sixty-Eight and Three-terithSacres,
more or less,with the; usual allowance for roads
&c., it being )0t N 0.33 of the allotnient of 'Bing
luon lands in said tp.,6nil part of Warrants Nos.
2054 and 202. To be sold as the property of
Nelson Woodcock. I I . 1
ALSd—Certnin ral estate beginning at a
post the south-cast c rner Of lot No. 31 ofthe
allotment of lands of he Bingham estate in Eu
lalia tp.,thcuce along i oundary line of Bingham
estate south 112 perches, thence alon'e; line of
I lot No. 33 west 140Iand S-10ths perches, thettee
north 41 and 5-10t1A perches, thence east GO
and S-10tht percheS,the nee north 70 and 5-10ths
I perches, thence east 60 perches to the place of
beginning; 4,ontainingSixtv-Seven and Seven-
TentKs acres, with the usual allowance for roads
*Re., itl being lot No. 3ip of the allotment of Bink
ham lands in saiditownship and part of war
t
irants Nos. 2054 anal 9.072.,— , A LSO—Be , ' innin ,
at a pdst the south-West Omer of lot No. 28 of
I the alhdinent of the lands' of the Bingham es
tate in Eulalia tp.,; thence' north SB,t degrees
I west 50:and 5-10thsperches, flet* north 106
I and 5-10ths perclies,thenCe l eaatlSE) and 4-10ths
I perches i thence sonth 61 degrees west 17 perches,
thence smith 51 degrees , west 81and 3-10ths
15 .
! perches to the plaeMof beginning ~1 Containing
Seventy-Four anti Four-Tenths Ores, more or
' less,with the usual alloWance for roads l&c., it
i ~ . ~
being lot No ; 44 ei the allotment of Bingham
e lands in Eulalia Itp, and part of warrant No.
12054, about Thirty acres oh the land described
I in the above two tracts are imprOved, and one
I frame barn erected thereon, To be-sold as the
I property of Nelson Woodcock,
W.W. BROWN, Sh'ff.
CoudOtaport ' 14 i , 1866'
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GOOD NEWS
iaD
NEW GOODS
STRANGE
BUT
wiIIEITYM•
II
THE.LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
1
No attention paid to the cost of
GOODS.
Prompt conformity to the Lowest
Market Prices is our established
I RULE.
We ore determined to give the
public the Benefit of the FALL,
this time.
We shalli try to prove the Rule
"Works both Ways."
You 'paid high prices when goods
went up,* we will see to it that
you pay low prices now GOODS
are down.
Others was go down,' but, we do
not intend to be beaten.
All we ask is tu.give us a call.
Shop as much as jou please. If
you know our prices we feel sure
of a sale.
We are a in for the trade this spring
and are determined that
CHARLES S. JONES
Shall take the lead in furnishing this
section of the - country with the best
articles for,the least money. Ours is ttie
Store where that can be done. COME,
SEE, and be CONVINCED.
All kinds of
Cotton Goods !
we are now offering at prices which can
not fail to strike the purchaser` as
Pli4aelip
CALICOES WITH TEIE STARCH
OUT OF BOTH . CL4II. AND
I X : Mt'CM 4!
BROAD=CLOTH,
Plain & Fancy CasFzimeres
STANDARD MUSLINS
Bleached and Unl?leached
Muslins of all Prices.
Flannels of all Colors,
SILK & LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS,
SPOOL COTTON.
Ticking, Striped Shirting,
Denims. CraSh. Toweling
TAMES' DRESS GOODS,
All-Wool Delaines, Amer, DelaineS.
. Mohair Lustres,
GROCERIES,
Of all kinds. COFFEES, WHITE & BROWN
SUGARS, SYRUP S• COMMON, MOLASSES,
GREEN & BLACK TEAS, SPICES of alI
kinds. A great variety of the nest brands of
SMOKING & CHEWING TOBACCO.. gor.r ,
Brooms, Cedar Buckets; No. 1 and 2 Mackerel,
Labrador Herring, Hams 4 - Shoulders.
Also,
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HARDWARE, &c.
REMEMBER WE PAY THE HIGHEST
PRICE FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
CHARLES S. JONES. ,
Ctol,ndersport, June 6," 1666
mer Goods
Su
LE
OLMSTEVS.
17" ODR atttention is invittd to the large cud
attractive stock just received, and for
sale as low as the , same liralities can be bought
anywhere in the county.
We have on hand a large and varied as
sortment of Domestic Cottons, co"prising
BROWN SHEETINGS, and
SHIRTINGS,
BLEACHED MUSLIM,.
DENIMS, I
STRIPES,
CHECKS,
•
TICKINGS, and .
COTTON FLANNELS, on which we
cannot be undersold. i.
We purchase onr goods for Cash and offer
them at It very small advance
From Cost.
FLANNELS.
IF you want to purchase
RED/
, GRAY,
1 i BLUE, or
PLAID FRENCH SHIRT= FLANNEL, call
At Olmsted's. ,
DRESS! GOODS;
DELAINES,
• PRINTS,
IJROCIIE, and
WOOLEN SHAWS
HOODS,
I SONTAGS,
NUBIAS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
CLOTHS, and
CASSIIIERES,":
a full supply
Al Olmsted's.
LOTIIIN G.
DON'T fail to call before purchasing and
see the assortment
BOOTS & SHOES
v OR Men, Women & COlldren, in great Ta.-
.12 riety and cheap
At Olmsted's
For Molasses,,Syrup, Sugar, Tea and Coffee .
in fact everything in, the Grocery line, call
AT OLMSTED'S.
A full assortment of almost everything that is
kep in a country store on hand. We intend
to eeP Goods that will give satisfaction and
sell-gld articles at the lowest living prpfit.
AT OLMSTED'S,
aittflr.
Grain of all kinds,
Butter, Wool,
Sheep Pelts, Furs,
Deer Skins'
Also,
County, Township and School Orders, for al
of which the, highest prices will be paid
Al Olmsted's
Couderspgrt, Pa,Nov'r 18, 8981
ATLANTI AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroa4 through Potter county.
GENERAL
News Depot,
AND
BOOKSTORE !
Trug undersigned would annonnec to the people of
Potter county that they have bought out the en
tire stock of M. W. Mann of this place and urd here
after keep on hand a full assortment of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Including Writing, Tissue, Per
forated. and. Blotting Paper, En
vetoes, Inks, Slates, Pencils, Crai
ons, Inkstands, Blank-Books of al
kinds.
Writing BOOKS, Pocket DIARYS
Drawing 11(ateriah,
, WiI.SCELANEOUS BOORS
includini the latest Standard
NOVELS,MAGAZINE,PICTORIAL
AND
STORY PAPERS,
ALSO all ofthe Standard
TEXT-BOOKS
TOR
SCHOOLS !
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS !
ipectal attentlonsiven to orders for
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Haring made the necessary arrangements in New
Tort: we are enabled to fill all such orders on abart
notice. By prompt and courteous attention to our
patrons, with fair and honorable dealing, •.0 Lope to
merit and receive a large share of the patronage of
those wishing articles in our line.
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D. O. St DI. 11. LARK : EE.
Jan 15 66 tf
BOARDIN
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THE subscriber, late Landlord of tho Ition House,
is prepared to accommodate visitors °the Coun
ty Sent with Boarding, at reasonable reties. Jurors,
Witnesses and others will find It to their advantage
to giv. him a call. 19. C. Neaps.
Coodavort, Fab. 6, lams tit, I
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE !
HF enbaeriber respectfully infoinia tbti it.tiens of
Coudersport and the public' in genera , that hi
bee opened a '
READY MAIDV,'
CLOTHING STORE,
GILLETT'S BLOCK
WELLSVILLE,
One door belerw
AIDE'RSON 4: _DOOLITTLE'S
HARD WARE SPORE
Where will be found at alftlmes, a Complete Assort
inent, and latest styles of ,
CLOTHING,
HATS,
CAPS,
FURNISHING - GOODS ; .
,TRVN.X f S Sze
OAT motto
Cheat? for Cash, Quick Sales,
Small Profits, But One trice,
Call and examine our Goode and Prices before going
elsewhere.
11. 11.-OPi".
Jane .11.L-32tf.
ANDERSON & DOOLI
NO. 5, GILLETT'S BLOCK, NEXT DOOR
TO THE BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE(
At Olmsted's
A Ar. receiving s complete nercrirnetq of
SHELF I AND HEAVY
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
JOINERS' TOOLS,
Blacksmith's Tools and Stock,
PLATED WARE, '
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
WHEELER & MADDEN'S
Mill, Circular, .CrossCUt, and
fauley Saws.
Rubber and Leather Belting,
Hem and Rubber Packing.
IRON, NAILS, STEEL, GLASS,
s
r6.4l.xrrres to i3.cl , ,
4b•xx..s.
imaiLclL OL= 1 :17r1"1"7".
Turpentine and Varnishee.
Carriage Trimirungs, Saddlery
H4rdwaro, Hubs,, Spokes,
STOVES,
~SWEET IR ON,
r• • A t."V D
COPPER- IF*ABE.
kinds executed in the beet manner ferteon
able terms. Our stock comprises eserytpi4g, In
onr line, haft been bought for iCAL,I6OI9r, at
LOW FlGifllES,and we are not to be understdd.
Dealers supplied at New York Jobbers
Prices.
Ef. ANDERSO.N, A.
Wellsville, N. Y., June 16,1668
Notice.
'GERMANIA, Potter C0.,.Pa,, Aug. 1, 1863.
%TOME is hereby given that, Charles Bu
ll shor, now or late ,of this county, bolding
the following described property, has not ye'
paid an consideration whatever fcr the same,
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur
chase any of said property of thelsaid Bushor
before the decision of the Court is given in
this case and C. Bushor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property :
Ist. A. certain tract of land near, the Ger
mania Mill, in warrant 5075, Abbott township,
Potter county, Pa., containing 100 acres.—
'Also 25 acres in warrant 5078 and adjoining
the above.
2nd. A certrin tract of land, with Mill and
improvements thereon; near Kettle Creek, in
warrant 5819, in Stewartson township, Potter
county, Pa., containing about 204 acres.
'C. Bushor bolds also in trust warrant no.
2501, in Gaines township, Tioga county, Pa.,
on the road leading from Germania to Gaines,
containing 'B5O acres. •
tf Wll. RADDE,
Cow. and Lime.
ne undersigned desires to infcrm tile citi
zens of Couderopcirt and. vicinity thathe is pre
to furnish
COAL and LIME•i.
at fair prices. Keeps a Stock lou hand, can
stantly. S. H. STORRS.
EMPORTIIII, P L.. Jaly 1. •
r
ALLEGANY' CO., N.Y
New Goods received every week. I
(We advertise in tie roma JOrßti
11.
IARDWARE,
Felloes,
-
JOB- w 1 0.1? K
NEW P !I
New Store
NEW GOODS !
11111
Messrs. Jones & Lyman
Successors to S. B. 'WEST, are offering th e i r
large and new stock of
Drugs & Medicinesi
Chemicals, Perfiimery,
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES: OF'.
THE NEWEST AND MOST POP-;
PAINTS, OILS, VARNIS
PUTTY & BRUSHE
TIE,
0
Glass Of, all Sizes
LAMPS OF •tHE LATEST AND
APPROVED STYLES
KEROSENE (IL, &c., &c.
ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF
STATIONERY
AND THE BEST ASSOTgENT OF:
Notions and Chilsirens' Tpysi
To be found in the Whole County, for oak at as
As thoSe of any other establisbn;ent of the kind
in Western New York. i
Remember, next door to West's old stand
E. A. JONES Sr. E. B. LYDIAN(
Wellsvillu, N. Y., Aug. 27, 1866. tf
Banner Store
OSWAYO,'PA.
SAMUEL JOHNSTON,
Would respectfully inform the citizens ofPut
ter county that he is receiving, weary, from
New-York, suppliesof
DRY GOODS;
CAPS,
BOOTS,
HARDWARE,
PROYISIONSI
EARTHEN and CHINA-WARE, I & l c., &o.
He isdetermined
NOT TO RE UNDERSOLD.
Highest Market Prico ' Paid , for Mangles and all
Feeling thankful for past favors he hopes by
honest and fair dealing to merit a contintuncr
I
CALL AND tRY THE PRICES!
L. DbOLlVitt
Oswayo, May 22-6 m
MCI
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An Invention of Bare Merit.
• ,
r Brawn e Pihtextt
METAL TOP
LAMP CHIMNEY,
THAT WILL NOT BREAK
41110. ' - ' BY HEAT,
; I
4 Burns up all gas and smoke,
. never breaks by p uttingon a
. shade; short, and not top
*-4-- • • heavy; is easily cleaned by
removing top • , fact, the
most perfect chimney known
—an d is fast supeTseding all/
, • 'others where it has been is;
' traduced.
• No dealer can afford: to lie
•
without them.
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• • NEW LAMP CHIMNEY/CO.)
/
• 73 Warren St,, Ni Y.
• Administrators' Notice.
WHEREAS otters of AdministrZtion on its
Estate of EDWARD BLANK/late of Abt.4ali
township, deceased, hare been granted to the Dade
signed, all persons indebted to said estate' are ri'
queied to make immediate payment, and those be*'
ingJust claims against the same E,tiouhl present Ott'
duly antlinticated for settlemeut, to
MARGARETTE I3LANX, Adam's.
DAVID CONWAY,
Jnly 24, ISM. / , ' ( •
. Dissolution of Partners! l p•
,
NTOTICE is hereby giten that' the r copartnersh i p
IN heretofore existing under the nein
Sc Co., has this day been dissolved by inutile' COWerIL
Those owing the firni will make payinent to Massa
Nelson; and those baying claims against it will rre•
sent them to bum for settlemint I
MASON NELSOSt
' Aug. 6,1566 if: ;FRANK PIIELr aI
, eorli . Nelson
-ter <The bustrtuss will be eont onod at the gam s
l ' I j
place by the wfiaensl g ned, where he witl be pleased 0 1
see 611 Jats eltf sad many no customer*.
'I
itABOY IfELSO.N.
ITLAR DfBCRIPTiON
OF ALL QUALITIES
LOW PRICES
GROCERIES,
CLuTHING,
HATS,
SHOES,
kinds of Country Produce
of the same
MI
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