ea ammo
ecrudereport, Tuesday Evening. DI
Local and Ge
tgr dourt convenes next week
tr• We are entirely out of
thousand and one promises but
discovered how to burn them
t ar New Music at Ellison's
,-Just received. 001 and exa
new lot of School gooks.
tr A large and finely sel ,
Goods just received at the p
Store of P. A. Stebbins dr, Co.
it is too late,
or Do not fail to read the a ,
A. Stewart Stillman, of Wells
week advertises one of the fin,
Books and Fancy Notions to
Southern Tier.
tlrThere will lie a Cotilion
mania Hotel on Christmas Eve i
one at the Coiniersport Hot.!
, 1
night. Those- wliolove to trip
tic toe, will have two fine opp
ri r Bee: Wm; S. Tuttle, P -iding Elder of 1
the Olean Distri4 of thr. "" lurch, will'!
deliver a Temperance le, M. E.
Church in this 'place , ing; the
21st of Dec. (Court AN,
- -
rgr" As a phristma ,
appropriate : than tate
ing Machines. A new
under-feed Machines'
Dyke, Inquire at thi
t ir Horace Preelc:
letter" has very muc
to the United States Senate
And indeed many of his fries
no possible chance of his suet,
pi - We give most of our H
idea's Message, not because
serves it; but to satisfy the
people. He is wondrously t•
Lis bullish bellon•ings. dial
I
Guess he must have heard fr
lions. ' •
r i r The Pittsburg Gazette
jority of the Allegheny and
favor the election of Gen. Can
States Senate: That neither
eron will have : majority on
that the outside-candidates
balance of poker and casino!
number, but that the choice 1 ,
Lwow Cameron and Curtin.
i
csjr By the Agitator we fi
boro Academy bas just clos
tion.—Mr. Sticklin's Chai
stroyed by fire Nov. 29, loj
sured $1,800.. As usual so
sensible part and what wl
broken. A certain clas in,
sbould be tid to their '
occur; and kept there.---,
township destroyed the G i l
Herrington. , I
tirThe .Einporium Pr • a says that 'quite a
/arge number of new build' igs will be erected
1
during the coming season a that place.—Thf ,
editor asked fOr a turkey lo Thanksgiving and
didn't get it. Lucky turk y but unlucky ed
itor. lire got a big, fat on —C. Id, Dickin
son has resigned the Comm -iotter's Clerkship,
and the editor recommen Capt. 4. G. ! Johnson
for the place. .We licpe lap. will get—if be
wants it.—Somebody std el a barber's pole—
and two young men "got s ect" about the same
lady and a "window -shad " over the 4 . e was
' almost the result. Neithe the cause nor the
\ consequences were seriotr —Some generous
creature gave the editor a • ish of oysters and
feels like a boy with a tin- whistle about it.
" I
COVIIT rROCEEDINGS.—
. ::Steatu" Judge worked th
iPtorses, night , aud day, thi
* by far the Ipleasautesl, .
week's Court ever held i
convened on Monday afte noon which day was
advoted to rriotitms, and charging the grand
juiy. The first case w tried on Tuesday
morning, and from that t me until ten o'clock
Saturday evening, every •ay and night, it was
one busy scene of swea log jurors and
iwit
nesses, arguMents of counsel , and ':charges of
the judge. One case um. rattled off, and an
other on; with a rapidity hat must have aston
ished even the judge hi iself, and alti ough
ni
compelled , to, work hard, we heard no com
plaints iron the Attorne 8, but only a mover
sal expression of admiratr In of Judge Williams,
whose quiet and rapid ischarge of business,
brief andinipadial charg 'to the jurors, quick
and correct decisions o legal questions has
.made him the favorite. n only of the bar, but
of the whole county.--Ca won Pies&
_ ,
glir Abnut the first .f last August a man
going by the name of P. W. Smith, came into
this county!, and since ; n has traveled -from
one place to another, sto .ping with the farmers
generally and making • itself quite agreeable
during the lung ereni gs. One of the places
-he had sometimes visite was George Ayers'
on Ayers Hill. On the tight of Dec. Ist, (Sat
vrday) he came to the hose of Mr. Ayers from
Sinnemahoning, and x ox four silver table
spoons, eight silver tea- poons, several yards of
factory coat lining and satinet, with which he
made tracki down th .Sinnemahoning. As
~.1
laminas 'the loss was disc rered he was followed
by Alfred Ayres and o ers, and war coming
*town the Kettle Creek. They took charge of
him , and the stolen anti es, with the exception
of a few which he bad isposed of, and started
across the mountain for home, when in passing
through a lalrel thieke Smith nstvped, since
when nothing has been beard of him. Smith
• is a man of medium he gilt, slender and rather
steop:ng„ with. dark hal and eyes and a heavy
slink moustache, and - gether of a pions east
Q . countenance. Mr. mith reads "Young's
tight Thoughts," all !ton's Paradise Lost,ir
ati
Arc., before breakfast: Our enuntry friends will
please take warning as they may receive a call
from Mr, Smith or some or his friends. A
satchel of Smith's was attached in the Lands
of the lerfvy Shore stn e driver, in which was
round a large silk drea, a full suit of clothes,
mem coon Akiwt,dlc.
DICKENS" CFI IIISTIIi*S STO' Y
In Every r i:Sat.ui.d.uy. I
03. f roir JUNCTION," Dickens's' Christmas Sto
ry for 1866, is published complete in the 50th
number of ETERY SATIRDAY. AA NT. Dickens's
contribution. to the story this year occupies a
larger portion of the. tibliime than usual, it is
safe to predict that 4'.ll.ibrisr 3trzto7ioN" Will
prove even more popular than any lof its itred
ecessors. The first four tales'.in •• tEn.colleetion.,
are froth the, pen of the iiiiinitablei . ."l44." These
episcldes are written in - the author's ' happiest
vein. Many of the charactdrs introduced to the
readerwill at (leo take their plabes in literature
besides such immortal creations as I"Mr`. Pick- I
wick,'"'Little Nell,"“the Marclootiess,"and"ol-
iver Twist." The sketch entitle i'Br.rbior.Bnoth
ers," is one of those delicious leasona which
Dickens teaches so adnarrabt i . trio one_ can
read it without strengthening his belief in hitt.'
I man goodness., Young Jackslni,ll,' .. ".Plicelie,"
l abd "Lamp," with his periodicalio , rounders,"
' become our personal, friends infinedjately.—
”Little Polly, the lost child;. whose mime is
not Trivits. is a conception as cbadining as any
thing in that niafvelouS series' of iiovels Which 1
we are never Weary of perusing. 'The whimsi- . 1
ell description of the 12,EniEsmicav'x Room, with
the stale pastry, and poor Mr. Swift, will make
”MCGBY JUNCTION" a :favorit4 sOpping-place
this year for many b. delighted !reader, This
Storylappears in Evenv SArtninsi seven days
previous to its appeatande:iti Ellgland. The
Publishers evidently intend; by such enterprise,-
to give the readers of Ei•EaF SATIMDAT more
promptly than they can cibtain'from any other
source the best and most attractive of the good
things in European Periodical. '--- i. •
To persons who desire:toirary weekly of
character And sense we can roinmend no bet
ter than .Evrav SArunnli. •
for
by Tick
nor d Fields: Boston, of !for :ale at tlie Baok
stores.. Price $5 per annum.
OU3NAL
33E2
ME
ood—have a
yet have not
Tbinson's,
Also a
!creel Stock of
[pular Corner
Call in before
vertisernent of
ille, who this
•t selections of
e found in the
!arty at the Ger
, Dec. 24. and
I on Christmas
'the light fantaA
drtuni ties.
Would you have • - aotir fait!' set *ell upon
Tour stomach, your digestion 'regular, and; no
trouble from sick headache, sour stomach, con
stipation; in short wauldtybu be cured of Dys
pepsia? then Use Coe's D . *sriepsia Cure.. It is .
a certain remedy in all su6 bases.
BAs Winter is 'rap L dly I approt r ebing and
e
fires will become more nntuorous;s •to it that
your buildings arc insured. Call: at the Joint-
NAT. OFFICE Aumozn-,. , Policies isst ed in the
best Companies of the poyntty at fair rates.
LV — Farmers who:hare
.ar e bare with their
ih I '
summers' crop in them, Will do weljto see that
they are Insured. No. tnih *ho CXqreiSCg conr
mon discretion will refuse; tol insuyelat this BO
son of the year. Don't whit untilit is too late,
and then say: "I meant.tcl be iiistied." Pro
crgstination not only steals time, but very often •
both time ,ud money. j 1 I , . •: ,
)e more
's Sew-
Aproved
rs. V . C.
wnesty
MEE
rom New York,
ds think there is
MEE
pace to the Pres
-1 we tidbit - it de
curiosity of the
ame, considering
g the summer.
m the Fall Elec-
Doctor SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
A Substitute for iCalornef. 1 ,
The Pills are composed o various roots, hav--
ing the power to relak ! tLe secretions of the'
fiver as promptly and effect tally as blue pill Or
mercury. and without
b prodiming any
.of those
,s,
disagreeable or dangerous ' ffects which often
follow the use of the latter. I . •
In all billions disorders helve Pills may ha!
used with confidence, as ih promote the dis-i
charge of vitiated bile, fined remove thoSe ob=
sanctions from the livet Mid biliary dticts,whicli
are tlyi cause of bilionS affections in general. i
SCTHENCK'S MANDII4K'E ;PILLS ; Mire
I S clt•Flleaciache, and all tli.s).rderS of the Liver
indicated by sallow skin; floated : tongue, cos;
tiveness, drowsiness. and iii general feeling of
13
wearri 'less and lassitudei!sl 'owing that the liver
is in a torpid or'obstruCtid condition. •
In short, these Pills tud.v• e used with advati
tape in all cases where a!juirgative or alterativP
medicine is required. ; ! I 1
Please ask for"Dr.Sch4tielee MandrakePillsl'
and observe that two liktieSse of the doctor are
on the Government statitp,-one when in flip
last stag of consunilition, and the other in liie
, ! • r • :
present health. ; , . ; •
.1 .•
Please obserVe.whea pure:ha:sin...that the two
I I I • • When in
likeness of the doctor," one When to the last
sta'. of .consump*m; and !the other as he noiv
is, in perfect health, are !lon the government
stamp. • ! ! ,
'Sold by all Druggistsand Dealers. Price 25
cents Per box.PrinciptiPollice, NU.IS; North
6th street, Philadelphial !. r • • ! I
, General Wholesale Age its:,Detnas Barnes il:
Co., 21 Park. Row, NeW-IYoik ; S. S. Hune6,l
108 Baltimore ISt.,Balti rim Se, Md.;'Jclin D.Park;
11. R corner of Faurth an Walnut St., Cincill-i
nati, Ohio; Walkor &;n..% 10r,134 and 136 WS-,
bash Avenue, Chicago ' ~1 ; Collins BrotlMtsil
southwest, corner of SectYud and vine Sts., St'
Louis, Mo. ' [4.thwA.ino.lyrOct22 I '
1 ,
Bays that the ma
ittsburs, members
eron to the United
Curtin nor Cani
be first ballot, and
1 .111 not hare the
elect one of their
-ill fi wally be be
lid that the Wells
d with an exhibi-
Factory Ic-as de
. about $2,600; in
e people acted the
not burned was
every community
id-posts when fires
1: Bra in Shipper)
jnt Nill of Deroy
In the Priiabyteriari dhurel4Wellsboro, San,
d y evening, Nov: 25,-by' Rev. J. F. Calkins,
3 aj. GEO. W. MERRICK, and, Miss,l ONE
Hi TTER WORTH, Wellshoro.
If you_want
lthongh our new
Attorneys like dray
seems to have been
mi most profitable
Cameron. I t was
DRESS !GOODS
A. S. Stiiimpn,l
WEPL.SVILI4E, N. V., I
Keeps the d s e.t and most complete assortment ci
SCHOOL, and ;
- IVHSCELLA,NEOUS BOOKS,
BLANK,BOOKS,,
POCKETBOOKS,
Memorandums, , Diaries Gold. &
) Steel PenS, Popket Knives., Law
Blanks, 'and §tationers Goods
generally, to be found In the country.
Ile has elan added • i
Looking Glasses,pv.u., A:nun-Ton and Suesnz
and LOOKING•GLAS for fit4ng, up
broken glnnes. Alto, Picture! Framesand
Monldinws In etery
He la Agent for the r,,' ' .
g•DOXESTIC SETITLVG MACHINE""
the simplest and best liichine yet
. offered tO the
public, and the ONLY "ilife . tlinp that uses a Hardened
Castlt Steel Shuttle. It ./II last a lifetime.
• He is also Agent for s ro,eral Fit st. Class
PIANO' FORT 41 .
CABIN FICMGA2tr6 I , i
aiid.NELODEO I .II 7 S,
- which he will so:1 onsie•
, fa orablo terms. 1
Beautiful . Holiday 'Good#;
in their season.' .; :) - •
Special attention will be .lien to orders from atroadi.
for any at-tides in Ns line ,
Dealers furniSbed.with boa Banks at Publisher's
Prices. "
Correspondence Invite
.. . -
; A. Stewart Stillman.
Deo. 11, 1860.-10 y. • • •
DEI maim:
GO
tebbins dfc CO YS.
P. A. S
AT ,
. , .
.....i.
COUDERSPORT PRICE CURRENT.
i., : ~
. Benorted every tuesday by
1
-
30. j - A.. iakeC1C:0 1 3:24.3211.E5 ; eft Co.,
. ~ .
I- 1 Dealens in Grocericslond provi,ions,
.: : • • Condersnort. i
.A.Pples,zreen per hushel ! 8.. 1 Oat° 1..50 ,
" dried, • ' , , , 2 50:: 3 001
Betnis,.. ' "
<c• : - 12
"/ 2 90 1
Beistritx, per
I" lb.,' - i - 30 '35
Beef,] ' ' A . ..10 ' 'l2;
Berries, dried, per quart, 't 35,
Buckwhca t, per bushel, I 3
62 751
Buckwheat Flour, I ; I 50 400
Butter, per lb., • - '', 30 35
(Meese, 20 25'
Cloverseed, 900 10 001
Cdrri , per bushel, , 100 125
Writ meal, per cwt., • J ' 300 3 501
Edge, per dozen,• , -
0
Flour, extra, , per barreLl , , : 14 00 15 00
t"' superfine, " : 10 00 12 00
Minis, per lb'.,',
- ' 0 00
Hay, per ton, ' - • • ' •
8 0 10
hon e y, per lb., - • --:-. -- .-•15 . 20
Lard, • 20 25
Unplci-Suertm, per lb:; !
15• 18
ChM, per bußliol, . . .
drii6ne, •
Verk, per bbl.,
, lo ' ~ lb.,
1 i te, in whole hoz, per lb., I
' Potatoes,er bushel,
i
Beaches, dr ied , per lb.,'
Poultry, per lb:, 1
Bye, per bushel,
Salt, per bbl.,t.'
t " sack
Timothy Seed • -
treat, per half rot,
Wheat, per bushel,
Vhite Fish, per half Ltd.,
1 00 1
- 1 450 5
. 15
H 450 5
8 00 9
2 00 2
800 '9
TEE MASON &MAN:LIN CABINET ONGANS.
i -
porty different styles, nOptcd to sacred and secular
tussle, for SSO to $6OO each. FIFIIYGNE Gold 'or
llliver Metlats, or other Bre preml rithe nwarded.thern.
I u nrated Catalogues frCe. Addreis.MASON &GAM
IN, or 'MASON & lIAISLIN, New York.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
theßon liebert GWhite President
V i Yo rE
Judge, Indlhe Hens. C. B, Jones and . G. G.
Ctivin. Associate Judges. of the' Courts of Over &
tTermlner and General jail Deliver', Quarter Ses
'alone of the Peace, Orhans' Court Mid Court of Cunt-
Mon Pleas for the County of Potteri have issued' their
!precept, bearing date the Twenty-third day of Sept.,
lin the year of our Lord One Thousand Eicht Hundred
and Sixty-Sit, and to me directed. for holdine a Court
of Oyer and Terminer; and Genetal Jail Delivery.
Quarter Sessions of thp Pence, Orphans' Court, and
Court of Common PleM, in the Borough of Couders
port, on MONqA.Y., thb 17th day of December next,
and to continue one weOk. • '
Notice is therefore hereby nivel to the Coroners,
Justices of the Peacei and Constables within the
county, that they be then and there in their proper
persons, nt 10 o'clock A. IL of said day, with their
rolls, records, inguisitlims, examinations. and other
remembrances, to do those things which to their
offices appertain to be done, And those who are
borind by their recognizances to pH - wealth, rmai nst the
prisoners that are or shall be in the jail of said county
of Potter, are to be then acid there to prosecute
against them as will be just.
. Dated at Coudersport, Noremb 1, 1866. and the
9011, year of the Independen: e °tithe United Stales
of America. W. W. IGIOtTN, Sheriff.
If you want
i• CLOTIIING
GO TO ,
P. A Ste - -.lbans & Cops.
0
PivOrce Notice.
JOHN NE 51314,0. 61, Feb. Term.
VA. lade. In the Common
SARAII JANE A.NESBIT, Pleas of, Potter County.
Libel In Divorce. To Sarah Jane A; Nesbit; Res
pendent above, named. Pleasql take notice that a
subpoena and alias subpoena having been, issued and
returned !Will., you are hereby required - to appear on
the first day ofnect Court, the 11th day of December
next, to answer to tit-c complaiatimade in this case.
W. W,I3hiOWN, Sheriff,
Coudersport, N0v.:13, 1866. , .
. Divorce mitice. •
'ELIZABETEI BARS, 1 /No. 60;Feb. Teini, MO,
by her next frieil jin the Common Pleas of
Ji61,12 MI B. PAP "ER, } Potter County, Libel 'in
75- ' , i Divinve. Ter Josiah E.
JOSIAH 2.. li..!NRS. ) Batiks;llespondent above
named: Please .take Otlee that a subpoena in'. ti alias
subpoena having been tsst;f'd sod returned nthili: you
are hereby required lo appear on the first day of next
Court, the 17111 day of Deeembet ne.Zt, to answer to
the complaint madeln this case.- 1
"W. W.: i
BROWN, SairifE
Coudersport,, N0v.,13, 1806.
Divorce Notice.
ELI
prEscER, - No. 50' Feb.. Term, 18G6, in
vsthe Cotrimon Pleas of Potter
ttfARF SPENCER., County,.Libol in Divorce.. To
Mary Spencer; Itospondent Obey° named. Please
tithe notice that a subpoena and alias subpoeha hav
ing been issued and,returned WWI; you are hereby
required to aPpear :en the firs; ilay of next Court,
the 17th day of December next; to answer to thecae.
plaint made in this case.
W.
- Coudersport, Not% 13 IS&
E.REIVIINCT
MANUFACTURERS OF
3-1 -, =.:04 REVOLVERS, RIFLES,
IVrea.osix.eet Er etc 4arcx-lco3xt.tats
For the United States Service. Also,
1 ,
POCKET MID BELT REVOLVER , REPEATING PISTOLS,
ria.FLE CANES, REVOL TING RIFLES, Ride
Et ; and Shed Gun Barrels, REVOLVER
Gun Aluteriats t seld
by Gun Dealers and Om' Brad generally.
In these days of Housebreaking and Robbernevery
Rouse,. Store, Bank, and OfiesehOuld have one of
RemirmtorleFry()(vers. • ,
Partial desiring to avail th meelvee of the late Im
provements In Pieta's, and enperiorwortmanehlp and
form, will-6nd all tombined ii• the new
_ _ -
Remingtons Revolvers',
Orenlars containing cats 4nd description's of our
Arms will be furnished upon 'application.
E.-REMINGTON dr. SONS, Illion, N. Y.
Moons Nionot.s, Agen'ts,
lyll No. 40, Cqurtland St, New York
If you want
BOOTS &SIIOES,
GO
P A. Stebbins & Cots.
M ARVIN'S
Patent Alum and Dry Plaster
Fire and Burglar Safes,
House and Store-Door Lookf3!
Send for Catalogues
IHAEiViIOT &. CO.,
* 265 Broadway,l t. Y.
721 Ehrstnut
Au. 17 ly
Summer Goods !
OLMSTED'S.
yOVR atttention is Invited to the large tnd
attractive, 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 Doinestie Cottons', co-nprising
BROWN SEIEETINGS, and
SBIRTINGS
BLEAHED MIISLINS,
- • . STRIPES,
- CHECKS
TICKING.% and
-COTTON FIANNgLS, on which we
cannot be undersold.
We purchase our goods for Cash and offer
them at a very small advance
,
I From Cost.
. 125 , 1
,20 00 25
30 -
o j FLANNELS.
iryou want to purc h ases
. GRAY,
BLUE, .or
PLAID FRENCH SHIRTING FLANNEL, call
At Olmsted's.
DRESS GOODS; '
DELAINES,
PRINTS,
HOODS,
SONTAGS,
t
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
OATHS, and
CASSI3IERES,7 •
a full supply
CLOTHING.
DON'T fail to call before purchasing and
see the assortment
BOOTS & SIIOES
FOR : Men, Women k Children, in great va
riety and cheap
For Molasses, Syrup, Sugar, Tea and Coffee
in fact everything in the Giocery line, call
A full aszortment of alms, 6teritbing that izl
kept in a; country store on liand. We inten
to keep ; Goods that will give satisfaction so
sell'good articles at the lowest l#vlag profi
IlJaittett.
Grain of all kinds,
'putter, Wool,
Deer Skins-
' Also,
County, Township and School . Orders, for a
of which the highest prices will be paid
At Olmsted's
Coudersport, Pa,Nov'r 18, £9Bl
JOURNAL" INStiItAW AGrEINV
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL M C
ITABRFORD,
Cash Capital,
MMIAL LIFE MORAINE CO.,
Cash Assets,
NEW YORK LIFE I:NSMI4INCE C+
xzw YORK.
Cash Assets,,
WIDOWS & ORPHAN'S BENEFIT C
Capital,
,STNA FIRE INSURANPECITIO.
HARTFORD, COJFN
Assets,
INSIMANOt Ca of NORTH ASTRVICA
Capital,
PUTNAI FIRE MORAN= CO.,
Capital,)
HOME FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Cash Assets,
Travelers Insurance Coin'y of Hartford
Capital, sow,poo
INSURING AGAINST ACCIDENTS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, AND AGAINST LOSS OF
LIFE 'FROM ANY CAUSE
M. W. MeMarney Aged.
4 - ) (inn A lesft , made by Any one - wdlii 315
Stencil Toole. No experience necessary.
The Presidents, ,C.shiers, and Treasurers of 3 rt anks
indorse the circular. sent free with uamplbs. Ad
dregi the Amorican Stencil. Tool Works, Spriagiteld,
Vermont.
1311
BROCHE, and
WOOLEN SHAW'S
At Olmsted's.
At aluested"s
At Olmsted's
AT ObISTEE'S
AT OINSTEVS,
She pp Pelts, Fin z
$6,000,00
NEW . YORK.
$14,000,0b
$5,000,00
NEW YORK
$2,000,00
$3,000;000
PIIILADELKITA
DEB:
EMI
LiARO:ORD, CONN
$560,000
NEW YORK.
$3,590,922
EVir
• _ - ~\ .1. , ... :.- • ...:..:
New, SOW
ME
E GO,ODS
11
esus. Jones & Lyma,
Sneceors to S. REST, are oaring their .
4
ge an 9, new et,o4 of
Drugs & Medicinqs,
Chemicals, rerfumei7,
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES OF
THE NEWEST Allit) MOST POP-
MAR .D.F,SCRIPTIONS
fA!NTS, OILS, VARNHES,
PUTTY lec. BRUSHES,'
OF ALL QUALITIES,
Glass of all Sizes.
ILAMPS OF . TEE LATEST. AND MOST
APPROVIID STYLES.
KEROSENE 011,, itc., Sm.
ALSO A LARE STOCK
I -
isTATI
1 4 NER y
. .
.)?
AND THE EST ASSORTMENT. OF
-
Notions and Childrens' Toys.
To be fOun4 in the whole County; fin- sale at as
, .
LOW PRICES .
As those of any other establishment of the kind
in WeStern New York. " "
I '
Remember, next door to West's old stand
E. A. JONES & E. LYMAN.
Wellsville fN. Y., Aug: 27, 1566. tf
IF YOU WANT
Anything to Eat, :or Wm; or for
the louse, the Farm; 4
or the Garden,,
GO TO
•i•
P. A, STEBBINS & CO' S.
)
1 COFFEE!. • H
Oscro i.n. -1 1'tejallatl . bte'N(.
! . .t r. ' i t s E k ltT n he most deb
it is prepared from the best JAVA COFFEE. and
While it has all the flavor of fine Old Government
Java, sells for less than half the price.
GPOsillocrirrees tTia,,v.a, eCollia.e ,
Has been steadily used for years, by thousands of
persons in alt parts 91 - the Country, and is universally
acknowledged to beat once nutritious, delicious,
healthful and economical. The same quantity will
make a richer and stronger .
cup of Coffee than .anY
other known.
C,lOllO
particularly recommended as a h C
ealthful beret.
age and is most beneficially used by those who suffer
with Headache, Nervousness and other injuriiius,
effects from the use of other Co Tee.
It is prepared with the greatest care, and contains'
no ingredient which Is not more luirmicss and. bent,
fide! to the human organism than pure Coffee, to,
which fact the most skilful Physicians-and Chemists'
testify.
Clleiebse=s2•33. F lS Wm:oel , Coffee
r:T'
Bus te used at numerous sdnitary !
Faire throughout the Ilnlon, and received Certificates ,
of the highest recommendation. I • , •
' It has, also been thoroughly tested, end reafited
the diploma of the American Institute and other
prominent inatitutions. ;
Put up In I lb packages bearing the,tac simile Sig.
nature of Lewis A. Osborn, and in boles of 30 and 00
lbs. and Bold by Grocers generally. • ,
. Whotetale H,epot and. Trade*
Supplied by
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THOMAS REID Jr: CO., GLOBE MILLS,
Inporters and Wholesale Dealers, la Tel; Coffee,
and Spices. i . ,
1.03 &,. 1?3- Wirral ali '233 WA !:atiziton
Streets, New York
April 3.-ly
J. GURNEY & SON,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ,
1 7411 Broadway l N Y .4V
In addition to our
Photographic Art Gallery, Established rB4O.
We hare itor the last five yearn had advantages supe
rior to any other establishment in obtaining sigtiags
from life. of 01l the prominent celebrities of the day,
in CARD PORTRAITS; and arc now puNishing
•Catalogue of over • .
25Ci0• Subjects American and Fcreign,
also a large list of Copies of
Works of Art and Engravings, - •
Catalogues sent on receipt of Stamp.
Au order for one dozen picitires from our Cataleptic
will be filled at $l.BO and sent by mail free. sig.
gle Pictures 25 cents, copies of engravings 15 eta. each.
IT. Ij. We also desire to call attention to the ad
vantage we have for reproducing, or conying,•Old
Daugurreotypes, Ambrotypes, Curd Pictuies, of
Deceased Belniives an `d Friends,
enlarging them to any size, and finishing la Oil, Water
C lore, or India Ink, with the aid of (
Ten Talented Aitistsl
Parties desiring copies, should therefore correspond
With us direct.
Sena for a Catalogue.
The Trade Supplied,at a Liberal Disconnt. •
Gallery open for Free Inspection.
and strangers visiting the City, will llnd our Gallery
one of the most agreeable places in the City, wherein
to while away an hour". • ,
.T.' Vrli7rb3lo7 de: Ccs- r i
t)Grltirli FIRS
18-3.8m0 707 BROADIvAY, N.
s9o nth
entirely 3 nlwo
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Ci t T. GARS Si, City Buildingsßiddefoid,naim.
Dec.ZS,l565. itiwly.,
If you want f
ALL KINDS OF
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HARDWARE sueh u IRON, .NAIIA
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- CUTLERY, PLOUGHS,
BLACKSMITH'S :TRIMMINGS,•
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Y'. A. Steitbins
GROVES TEEN & CO
Plan-Forte Manufacturers..
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4 Brckaaway,l New York.
THE attenti n of the intblie and the trade is ie.-
vited to on New Scale Beven Octavo Itosow om y
Piano-Fortes, w t e h fo r volume' Mal parity of tone'
are unrivalled by . hitherto otTered lu his market.
They'contain al:" t e motlern'lmprovements, French
grand action, harp pedal, !iron frame; over.stron g
baee, etc., and each ikstruntent being made under .
the personal supervision' of Mr. J Grovesteen y.
who has had wactidal eXperience:OT over thirty
'years in their mattidaseAre, is lolly I warranted in'-
every particular.
THE "GROVESTEEN PI INOITOTITE"
'Received the highest award l o , of merit Over all others
:at the. Celebrated" reed's Fair I '
:Where were exhibited lost untents from the beet
makers of London, Paris,l66mmity,lhiladelphla,
Baltimore. I3oston, and New York ; a d d also at the
mo rican Institute for five 'en ccessive Years, the gold
and silver tnedale from both of which can be seen at
bur ware-room 4. ' "
By the introduction of Iritprovernenia Ire make •
more perfect Piano-Fotte,aild by manufacturing
lareely, with a strictly cash system, are enabled to
offer these 111E411:Intents at a price whiehwillprcelude
competition.
PRICES. • 4
No. 1, Seven Octave, round corners, Rosewood
Plain Case
Igo. n, 2 Seven Oetave, round corners, Rosewood
Ireeavy
No. d. Seven tlelave, round corners, Rosewood
Louis N.TV, tyle SSW
TERMS-NET'CA:III IN CURR - ENT Irms.
Descriptive Circular sent free,
- ' DO:it:BINS'
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Electric. oa
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SAVES TIME!
SAVES MONEY! •
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SAVES LABOR!
SAVES CLOTRESt •
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• • SAVES womEicr
AND ALL . GROCERS SELL IT.
11 J. used by cuttinz into Email shavings and din
eolving in hot water, then ,oal: the clothes five to ten
minutes, and a littls hand robbing Will make Menses
clean iectiotirs of hard nmebit.c rubbMg, would do,
will ordinate soap, and the moat delicate fabric re
ceive no injury. We can refer to thousands of filmi
lies who are using it, and who could not be persuaded
to do without it, .
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DOBBINS' ELECTRI C SOAP;
SOLD - BY ALL LEADING GIWGERS :
T11.13:01:GLIOUT TIIE ,STAT.'.
Mannfactured only by I 1
DOBBINS & LOVE;'. ',+--,
Irtzt.a.Essis OFFICE I
107 South Fifth Street, Philad '
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THE SILVER SKIRT'
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Patented March 7. 1865 "
MORE DURABLE,
.MORE GRACEFUL, ' I
MORE ELASTIC,:
And will keep its shape and retain its place
-.1 better .than any other Skirt. .
rile d e w aiui bp:utfit, style of Skirt was awarded
by, the Canal` A MEl:leaf: IfITITVIT FAIR, held hfNer
kirk City, October, MG, a
A. .~3JLVe3T 1%/Xocieci
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM EVER GIVEN FOR A HOOP
SKIRT.
frhe Steel . Springs are wound with a fine rbitod.
wire On place of a cotton covering) which will not
wear 'off or become soiled, nod th'e whole Skirt mai,
be wtsu En Ny1111 , 41 . 1' IffftaT or fear of rust gang wilt
be as good as mew.
• CMIBINATION SILVER S T
. This lavention combines with the ordinary cotton
Skirt theadVantag‘a of our Silver Skirt ; the bottoni
hoops are the Name as those used in the Silver Skirt
the c,,vering of which ca mot wear off,,whilo th e upi
per ones are covered with cotton. _ No lady having
once worn one of our Stotts will be willing to wear
any other, as the-lower hoops of all other lande '
soon injured and soiled,' ; -
The best materials are ;need in their construction ,
and from their durability and neatness, they aro dee;
tined to become
• A FAVORITE SKEET! ,
For Sale '
In Coudersport, by P. A. STEBBINS ‘&
CO., D. E. OLMSTED, CHARLES SI.
JONES, mid N. M. GLASSMIRE.
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At, Roulet, by O. R. WEBB.
S. Burbank, Traveling Agrtl,
Atm 13.—nni S 2 Courtlandt St.N. Y. 11;
• A. T • .
H. J. OLAISTED'S.
0 TORE can olivays be found tho best 0
Cooking, Box and rarloi . I
ST 0 V
• Also. TIN and SHEET •IRON WARE, POT 4,
KETTLES, SHIDERS, SCOTCH BOWL„
FRYING-PANS, SAP-PANS, and CAULI7,-
RONS. Also, '
Agricultural Implemen ts;
such as PLOWS, SCRAPERS, CULTIVA- !
TORS, CORN-SIIELLERS, HORSE-E 4 ,P
DOG-POWERS, &c. E. ll
• HIS WORK • • I f
is Avail made and the materiaL goad; s Go3d'
and substantial EAVES-TROUGHS put up is
any Tut, of the County—Terms easy. Read,r
Pay of all kinds, including Cash, seldom
refased. • ,
Store on Main Street Opposite the Old Coate
House, Coudersport. Aug. 1, 1863.7-PL.,
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