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Jotoit fowty tfetos~&|tyelrelr.
Tax Collectors will find it to their ad
vantage to read the Tax Law on the
, fourth page.
Jbrlf yyu are afflicted with any com
plaint which requires a Purgative Medi
cine, try Ayer's N-tc I'itis —they are
worth trying.— Concord Mercury, N. C.
Me ask the atteutiou of our readers to
the advertisement on our .fourth page,
headed " Perham Outdone." Some
splendid premiums are there oifered, in
connection with a good newspaper.
M'< print in another place the prospect
us of the J l louyh, Loom and Anvil, one
of the best Agi icultural and Mechanical
periodicals published in the Union. it
iihould have a good circulation in this
section.
We had two days of warm Summer |
weather Saturday and Sunday—but Mon
day it rained ail day at intervals—also
during the night; uud to-day )
wc are compelled to Uuiid a lire to keep
.our lingers comfortable while setting
iypr
\\ hnte are they. —We copy from the
■ Cltnton Democrat, au advertisement ol
•one stolen horses, captured by the ad
vertisers near the mouth of Cook's run,
ju that county; and which are supposed
to have been sto'en from the veciuity of
this place. They were abandoned in the
r a<i by two meu, ou seeing .Messrs. Jor
o .:i Garuer approaching. The thieves
tw * to the woods, and have not been
Ka since.
Wlos carried our sign away'{ is the
.ju stum iiow agitating this community.
Those \v no took it away will do us a
great favor by returning it sooa —we ob
j 'l to carrying 4t bacx ourseli, and will
chargt tluuu nothing lor the use of .the
sign if they will only return it. liuys
where did you get your whiskey i it
umt :iu e b cu awiui mean wmskey, or
tt y> a i .ve uiadeyou perioral such
Uuugl.t\ osiers.
tit j V i.'dlx, —•The wonder*
fill invig rating properties of tin* : edi
teue, its -peciac action in cleansing and
1. uugiily removing ail impurities from
the biood, place it foremost among the
remedies of the day. At this season of
tuc )car it-> use is attended with marked
L J- mi, and will b; found the best res-:
t rative for that depressed condition of
tuc sy-toui :>o lrequeu: at taw period oi:
me year.— E -dj> r :.t ~1 > fcxuj.
jfv W illie.asp rt Itulejjea'lent Press
cwm -a to US t.ns week in an entire new
ar- which, (excepting the arrangement
u-i heading, gives it a ires a and hand
e >:t. app arauce. Our objection to your
head is u mere matter of taste, friend
fitn, —we never did admire circular
ad> lur newspapers ; besides taking up
t'fj much room, they have too much of a
" bread work " appearance. Your
<■ ! • •tioii of Head Letter is excellent,
being the same as ours.
lh - Press is one of the most able rural
; ivwates of Judge Wilmot, aud we hope
t !•■ c-"d people of Lycoming will extend
it a liberal patronage,
Li'tf Dorritt. —Who has not for the
ia-t eighteen or twenty months, seen
anpter after chapter of Dickens' new
vel b siring the ab >ve title, in the pages
o! Utirjtert and other Magazines, and
who has not prayed to see tue end of it.
] hat prayer is aow answered by Mr. X, lb
1' tcrsou, who has published it in book
f rm, paper cover, at the low price of 50
< tits, and who will forward it to those
* wih, postage pre-paid, ou receipt of
t<i amount, lljs store is at 30t> Chest
nut iit., Philadelphia. We have not
ad the b<xik—in fact wc have not had
' " , but we have great confidence in the
•' Mry editor of the Dtllar Newspaper, j
* cj .uy* of it'*Wt! need not say that
I-''' Dorritt ia a work which will inter- i
the public—everybody knows the
H'-rit* of Dickens' writings, and this last
'* e iual, iu graphic power and skillful
.s of character, to any of his
previous works,"
Magazine* for July.
laors>, n 's V. X. Magazine came to us
' *.iy this time, it being the first number
Ute ti'jw volume. It opens up with a
"' w of Washington, which, Judging
the initiatory chapters, is to be a
r aj ot irviug's. Each number of the
c 'V. becomes more valuable iu literary
character.
Harper's requires only an aunounce-
U " UL n' ve it wide circulation. There
1 c now some thirty or forty copies of
' -A -iuc taken at the Coudersport
> uc-j, a tact which not only proves
f Vj ; ao of the Magazine, but shows tne
■i- oi i 1 id:;ig which is characteristic of
citizens.
j Mr*. Stephen's Illustrated New Month
ly, also commences a new volume with
the July number, somewhat enlarged
and improved in mechanical execution,
and materially improved in literary char
acter. Wonder how much longer the
author of " West Point " is going to keep j
i Phil, and Jenny in suspense ?
j A SMALL POTATO ON THE SUPREME
BENCH. —Judge WOODWARD, of the Su
preme Court of this state, has stopped ;
his subscription to tue fennsylvanian
newspaper because that Journal hud the
independence to advocate the sale of the;
Main Line.
THE " STATE OE NEOSHO. " —Among l
the features of the latest Kansas pro
gramme, is one to bring in as a Slave State
the Indian Territory lying immediately :
South of Kansas under this title.
CoiftWsport price-Cqrrt'ot,
Corrected Weekly for the Journal,
BY
SCIIOOJIAK.ER &. JACKSON,
Dtitters in Dry Goods, Groceries , Hats cf Cays,
Boots tj- Shoes, Crockery, I'ork, Flour,
Meal, Motions, <Jr., <§c., Jj<\,
MAIN STREET., COUDERSPORT, PA.
j F LOUR, bbl. - $lO 00
POKK, " '• - - . 30 00
; Salt, " " - - - . 350
IGOU.N MEAL, 100 lbs., - - - 300
BUTTEB, 40 lb., - 16
LAUD, " " .... 12<g>l 5
TALLOW, " " .... 14© 1C
WOOL, " " - - - - 27©34
HAMS, 4< " - - - - 17
SHOULDERS, lb., ... - 15
DKLR SKIN, " " - - - 25
MAPLE Si. OAR, fJ lb., ... 10© 12
DUIXD APPLES, " " - - - 14
" " ql Bushel, - - - 275
WHITE BEANS, "jjl " - - - 350
BCCKWIIEAT, " " - . - 6'l.
OATS, * - . - Go©7s !
CORN, " " 1 25 j
RYE, * 75
POTATOES' m a . , . 100 j
Eons, 4J Dozen, - - 12
HAY, "x> fon, - - - sl2© 15 00 |
, NMll—— mm \ .
Sptc'tyl jioiiws.
IM \\ OODLAND CREAM'*— a Pomade for beautify- •
nig the Hair —highly perfumed, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the
price. For dressing Ladies' Hair it has no
equal, giving it a bright, glossy appearance.
It causes Gentlemen's Hair to curl in the most'
natural manner. It removes dandruff', alwav
giving the Hair the appearance of being fresh
shampooed. Price only fifty cents. None
genu nine unless signed
FETRIDGE A CO., New York,
Prop'r.s of the •Balm <■/ a Thousand flowers.'
For sale by all Druggists. 9:3B—Oma.
i^iifitisniifiils.
NOTICE. /
fjIAKKK by the sub.-enbers, near Cook's run.
A Ciinto i county, Pa., one GREY lIORSE, \
a.id one SOItUEL HORSE with alight spot on
Uis forehead. The owner or owners will please
call aud prove property, pay charges, and take j
them away. ili'GJl JORDAN,
GEORGE B. GARNER.
Sinnemahoning. June 13, 1857.
INK and staple articles in the Drug line for
sale by (10:2.) E. K. S.
PLOIGiI, LOOM AA I) AX AIL,
AN
pitO
MECHANICS' GUIDE.
Edited and Published by J. A. Nash
and Jl. I*. Parish.
17* ROM its commencement, this Journal has
been conservative in principle, national j
.11 character, and single in its great object of
etc vat in j tue industrial employments—Agricul- :
aire, Minujaciuring and the Mechanic Arts.
Regarding Agriculture as the corner-stone
of national prosprentv, we have sought to ad- I
vance its interests, by un earnest advocacy of
the farmers' rights, by encouraging a just self- '
culture as the true means of elevating his po
sition, and by diffusing the best information
for the management of the farm, the garden, i
the stoca, the dairy, and whatever pertains to!
rural economy and thrift.
But deeming that Agriculture flourishes best
and reaps its richest rewards, in close proxim
ity with the Mechanic Arts, we have devoted j
to these a portion of our space, condensing
information of great value to the mechanic,;
and of nearly equal value to the farmer, be- j
cause more or leaa directly connected with his
employment. Gur motto is OlltVUi'd, not ;
only with farming, but with whatever gives!
the farmer a quica return and a fair price for i
his produce; and this the cultivation of the ■
Mechanic Arts will certainly accomplish.
With these principles always paramount, we !
have ever maintained a high moral position, i
avoiding everything offensive to good taste, as j
also everything sectarian, or bearing upon
party politics, or sectional feelings or interests, j
thus making our work a fit family visiter for
all parts of the country, and securing for it a
selector and wider patronage than often hap
pens to journals of the kind.
The Plough, Loom and Anvil i 3 published
Monthly, each Number containing G4 pages of
reading matter, aud an Advertising Supple
ment, making in all from 80 to 90 pages, prin- ■
ted with new type, on line paper, and douc up
in a style challenging comparison with any ,
other publication. Price to Single Subscrib- j
ers, $ 2 a year, to Clubs of Four or more, $1,50;
to Single Subscribers, six mouths, $l.
There are two ways of sustaining Periodi
cals ; one by a high price, with a few sub
scribers ; the other at a low price, with many
subscribers. We have chosen the latter, be
cause we would rather speak every mouth to
20.000 families than 5,000. Specimen Numbers
sent to order, gratuitously.
PREMIUMS ;—For a Club of Four or more,
'•The Progressive Farmer," an octavo volume,
worth 75 cents. For a Ciub of Five to Seven,
••Tuc Farmer" a quarto volume, worth oue dol
lar. For a Club of Eight or more, a bound
volume of the Plough, Loom and Anvil, richly
worth two dollars, will be sent by return of
mail, to persons forwarding money for Clubs.
Reader, look at our prices, and send us Two
Dollars if you want the cheapest publication ;
j or if you want it cheaper than the cheapest,
join with three or more of your neighbors, ana
| send us One Dollar and Fifty cents cacb ; or,
! if you choose you cau enclose us One Dollar
Ifor six months.
J. A. NASH & M. P. PARISH.
IQ;4 No. 7 Bcekmnn St., N. Y.
CLASSIFICATION
OF RETILERS OF MERCHANDISE in
Potter County, Pa., by the Appraiser of
MErcantile Taxes, for year A. D. 1857.
Borough, of Coudcrsport. CLASS. AM'T.
J. B. Smith, 14 $7 00
Smith & Jones, 14 7 0o
Jones, Mann it Jones, 13 10 00
H. J. Olmsted, 14 7 00
D. E. Olmsted, 14 7 00
Solioouiaker A Jackson, 14 7 00 !
John M. Judd k Co., 14 7 00
Emily K. Spencer, 14 7 00
Abbot!.
F. Suhr A Co., II 7 00
Stetoardson.
Henry Andresou, 14 .7 00
Harrison.
Mary Goodman, 14 7 00
liinyham.
James B. Jones, 14 7 00
Genesee.
S. E. Darrovr, 14 7 00 1
Oswayo.
William McDougall, 14 7 00;
Simmons k Wells, 2 sto's, 14 11 00 !
Sharon.
Mann k Nichols, 14 7 00
Ballard k Canlicld, 14 7 00 ;
Win. B. &J. li. Graves, 14 7 00
Ulysses.
DJ.&E. W. Chappel, 14 700 ■
Hacket A Mudge, 14 7 00 ,
Dan Baker, 1 4 7 00 1
A. Corey, It 7 00 :
A. llorton, 14 7 uo
Wharton.
R. W. Mclntyre, 11 7 00
Jones & Hopkins, 14 7 00
Barclay k Brainard, 14 7 Ou
William Burleson, 14 7 00
Allegany.
S. M. Mills, 14 7 oO
Amos Raymond, 14 7 00
N. 11. Rogers, 14 7 00
An Appeal will be held at the Prothonota
i ry's Office, in Coudersport, on the 30th day of
i July, instant, at 9 o'clock A. M., at which time
and place those interested may attend.
L. GUSHING, Mercantile Appraiser.
June 23, 1857. 10:4-4t.
BLEACHED MUSLINS and a few other <
tides in the line of Staple Dry Good ,
low for cash tit E. K. SPENCER'S,
10:2 D. W. S., A
BOROUGH ORDINANCES.
Au Ordinance relative to t!e building ol'
Side-Walks.
4 T A MEETING OF THE TOWN COUX
-I\. GIL of the Borough of Coudersport, held j
Monday, the 25th day of May, A. D. 1857, it
was Ordained :
SEC, I.—That Side-walks be made ten feet 1
wide by the owners of Lots on each side of!
Main Street, from Water Street to the street'
loading to (Jraud.dl Hill.
SEC. 11.—The said Side-Walks ou Main st. I
to be built of Plank, live feet in width, plank j
to be laid in the center of the side-walk, and j
graded with gravel on both sides, making in
all ten feet.
SEC. lll.—That Side-walks be made on each
s;de of East and West Streets, the whole
length.
SEC. IV.—The Side-walks on East and West
streets to be mule of Plank, Gravel, or Flag,
(at tiie option of the owner), laid in the same
manner as on Main street, except across the
Court House Square.
SEC. Y.—That Side-walks be made on Ist,
2d, 3d, 4th. sth, oth and 7th Streets, on botii
sides, from East to West street.
SEC. Vl.—The Side-walks on said streets to
be built of plank, gravel, or Hag. (at the op
tion of the owner), —except around the Court
House Square—ten feet in width, and when
plank is used to be laid in the same manner as
on Main Street.
SEC. Vll.—The Side-walks around the Court
House Square to be built, in all particulars, in
the same manner as 011 Mara Street.
SEC. VIII.—The Street Commissioner is
hereby ordered to superintend the building of
said Side-walks, causing them to be built in
accordance with the grade established by the
Borough Surveyor, according to the specifica
tions of this Ordinance.
SEC. IX.—The Borough Surveyor is hereby
ordered to establish the grade on all streets on
which Side-walks are to be built, and set
stakes to guide owners ®f lots in making their
side-walks.
SEC. X.—That written or printed notices be
given to the owner or owners, or agent of such
owner or owners of said lots, to make the
side-walks opposite their respective lots.
SEC. Xl. —lf the said Side-walks are not
built on or before the FIRST DAY OF AUG
UST, next, then the Town Cofincil shall let
the same to the lowest and beat bidder, giving
at least two weeks'notice in the Potter Jour
nal that Proposals will be received for the
building of the said Side-walks in accord
ance with the provisions of this Ordinance,
adding twenty per cent, to the cost of build
ing said side-walks, and to be collected as
det'ts of like amounts are collected by law.
SEC. 12.—That this Ordinance be published
six times in the Potter Journal.
WM. H. METZGAR, Pres't protein.
Attest : S. H. STORRS, Sec'y.
Coudersport, May '23, 1857.—10:l-Gt.
Supplement to the Ordinance of May 'lb,
1857, relative to Side-Walks.
4 T A MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL
il. of the Borough of Coudersport, held on
Monday, June Bth, 1857,
On motion, it was Ordained : That the Or
dinance passed May 25th, 1857, relative to
Side-Walks, be so amended as to read, ''from
Water street to West," instead of i- from East
to West streetsand that the usual Notice
be given in the Potter Journal, and printed
notices of this amendment be given to all per
sons owuing lots between Water and West
streets. D. W. SPENCER,
Attest: Burgess pro tem.
SAM'L H. STOIIRS, Sec'y.
Coudersport, May 8, 1857.—10:2-6t.
Au Ordinance relative to Nuisaftces.
Passed Monday, June Bth, 1857.
AAm ERE AS a Petition has been received
T v by the Town Council selling forth that
Butchering is carried on in the center of the
Borough to such an extent that it has become
a nuisance, and praying that saiduuisauce be
abated, therefore,
SEC. I.—lt is hereby Ordained that from
and after this date no Butchering, creating
thereby a nuisance, he carried on between
East and West and First and Seventh streets
in this Borough.
SEC. ll.—And if any person or persons shall
create said nuisance within the limits pre
scribed by thus Ordinance, he, she, or they
shall forfeit the sum of Five Dollars for the
first offence, and Twenty Dollars for the sec
ond and each subsequent otfenee—said for
feiture to be applied to Borough purposes, and
collected as debts of like amount are now
collected by law.
SEC. lll.—That this Ordinance be publish
ed in the Potter Journal.
D. W. SPENCER,
Attett: Burgess pro tem.
SAM'L 11. STORRS, Sec'y.
Coudersport. June 8, 1857.—10:2—1t.
25 WITNESSES; £
THE FORGER CONVICTED! 3
John JS. Dye is the Author. Y
Who has had 10 years experience as a Bank-^
er and Publisher, and Author of
i A series of Lectures at Broadway Tabernacle,
when, for 10 successive nights, over „
i Greeted him with Rounds of Applause.
\vluie he exhibited the manner in which
Counterfeiters execute their Frauds,'and _9
the Surest and Shortest Means of
Detecting them
1 The Bank Mote Engraver all say that he
| the greatest Judge of Paper Money living.
'GREATEST DISCOVERY
THE PRESENT CENTURY FOR w ..
| dekci'wg Coi(i}ki % fcii Rao if 1(oU$ C;
j Describing every Genuine But in
and Exhibiting at a glance every Coun- r ~'
terfeit in Circulation!!
Arranged so admirably that REFERENCE ? ;
* is EASY, and P i
DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS. -
index to examine ! No pages to V
I hunt up ! But so simplified and arranged. -
that the Merchant, Banker and Business £
Man can see all at a Glance. 0 I
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN. '£
Thus each raav read the same in his own C 3
NATIVE TO.VOTE.
Most Perfect Panic Mote Lief Published. C i
Also a List of H
ALL THE PRIVATE BANKERS IN AMERICA. -
A Complete Summary of the FINANCE OF W I
ErnorE i AMERICA will be published in each
edition, together with all the IMPORTANT
NEWS OF TFIE DAY. Also
A SERIES OF TALES %
From an Old Manuscript found in the East. ?
It furnishes the Most Complete History C
, ...of Oriental Life,
describing the Most Perplexing Positions in
which the Ladies and Gentlemen of that S
Country have been so often found. These
Stories will continue throughout the whole ri j
year, and will prove the Most Entertaining j
ever offered to the Public. I
fifesT"Furnished Weekly to Subscribers on
ly, at Si a year, All letters must be
dressed to
JOHN S. DYE. Broker, 0
Publisher and Proprietor, 70 Wall Street, £
New-York. 10:l-ly. 0
ARRIVALS AND DJiPAItTIIiLS
OF THE
| MAILS, AT COUDERSPORT, PA.
Arrival.
front Wellsvillo, daily at G r. u.
From Ulysfos, Saturday at G p. M.
From Jersey ShT" r e, Wednesday and Saturday
at G p. M.
From Wellsboro, Wednesday and Saturday at
G p. M.
Front Sinnemahoning, Tuesday at G p. M.
From Smetbport, Tuesday and Friday at G p. li.
From Geres, Monday and Friday at G r. u.
Departure.
To WellsvlHe, daily at 7 A. M.
To Ulysses, Saturday at 7 A. M.
To Jersey Shore, Tuesday and Friday at G A. M.
To Wellsboro, Monday and Thursday atG A. M.
To Sinnemahoning, Monday at G A. M.
To Sucthport, Monday and Tliursday at G A. M.
To Ceres. Tuesday and Friday at G A. M.
*;■.* All letters, to be mailed, must be in the
office the eveniny before the mail starts.
June 18, 1857. J. M. JUDD, P. M.
PRO v i >sio NHSTO HE
E. K. SPENCER,
Offers Great Inducements
TJ BUYERS OF
(GROCERIES, PROVISIONS Ac., at
T the store formerly occupied by D. W.
SPENCER, on 3d Street, North side of Public
Square.
GROCERIES.
A good assortment constantly on hand, from
which I will enumerate a few of the leading
articles, such as
tiugar, Mustard, Candy,
Codec, Cinnamon, Nuts
Molasses, Pepper Sauce, Crackers,
Syrups, Catsup, Soap
Pepper, Yeast, Candles,
Spice, Oils, Shot,
Ginger, Tobacco, Lead,
Cloves, SnufF, U G." Caps,
Carb. Soda, Sugars, C. Tartar,
and many other things too numerous to men
tion, will be found in this department, which
will be sold at a trilling advance from cost,
for ready pay.
* PROVISIONS
Constantlv on hand, such as
PORK, IIAMS, SHOULDERS, FISH, SALT,
BUTTER. CHEESE, LARD, BEANS,
OATS, FLOUR, CORN MEAL,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, DRIED
APPLES, DRIED PLUMS,
and many other articles in the line of Provi
sions not necessary to mention. Also,
WOODEN WARE,
such as Brooms, Wash-Tubs and Boards, Mops,
Dinner Boxes, Arc., which will be sold low for
cash or ready pay. Oats, Potatoes, Butter,
Eggs, Cheese, and in fact almost everything a
farmer raises, will be taken in exchange for
Goods, at their cash value. 1 invite the at
tention of Villagers, Farmers and Lumbermen
who desire to make purchases in the above
articles, and solicit them to call before pur
chasiug elsewhere. E. K. SPENCER.
Coudersport, June 9, 1857.—10:2.
NEWGOODS,"
Low Prices and Ready Pay,
AT SHARON CENTER.
rpilE SUBSCRIBERS are offering for sale
JL an entirely new stock, consisting of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE.
CQOOKERY, GLASS WARE, BOOTS
A SHOES, HATS & CAPS, UM
BRELLAS, PARASOLS,
WINDOW SHADES,
WALL PAPER. READY
MADE CLOTHING, YANKEE
NOTIONS. Ac., Ac.
In our selections the wants of all have been
remembered. The Gentlemen can find in our
stock of Ready Made Clothing an elegant
Fashionable suit, or a substantial Busiues?
suit, and we have Hats A Caps and Boo'ts A
Shoes to match.
The Ladies can find Fashionable Bonnets
beautifully trimmed, or bonnets and trimming;
a good assortment of Dress Goods, and trim
mings ; Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery and Gaiters.—
And, last but not least, corded and skeleton
Skirts ; also, Rattans, Skirt-Whalebone and
Brass Skirt-Hoops; beautiful Jet Necklaces
and Bracelets, Corals' Fans, and too many
other things to enumerate, —all of which we
are selling low for Cash, Lumber, or any kind
;of Produce. FLOUR, MEAL, FISH Ac., con
-1 stantlv on hand.
W. B. & J. H. GRAYES.
Sharon Center, Potter Co., Pa., June 5,
1857.—10:2-tf.
O RANGES AND LEMONS just received bv
10:2 W. B. 4 J. H. GRAVES.
CENTRAL OHIO
Real Estate Association
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
THE ATTENTION of the public is respect
fully solicited to this Association. The
i property enumerated in the Schedule below h
among the MOST VALUABLE in the City of
Columbus and Franklin County, and is rapid
jly increasing in value. It will be distributed
among the Shareholders on the
First Dqij of fyitj, iSoT,
or sooner if the Shares are all disposed of.—
The disti ibution will take place under the im-
I mediate supervision of a Committee to be ap
pointed by the Shareholders, in each Countv
and State where Shares are held, the number
; to be apportioned according to the number of
; Shares held in such County. The total ex
j penses of the Committee will be paid bv the
; Association.
Any one can become a Shareholder by the
, payment of
ONE DOLLAR,
which entitles him or her to one Share of
Stock. Think of it for a moment, by the pav- j
ment of only- On? Dollar you are constituted
part owner of over
$50.000 Worth of Real Estate, j
and $25,000 worth of other propertv. In the i
distribution an ELEGANT HOUSE AND LOT. I
valued at $B,OOO, , miv | )t . allotted to you. In
any event you cannot lose more thun a few
cents, as there is
Sevev :y-Five Jhousand Articles
to be distributed, and there is only that num- !
ber of Shares, so you will -ee at once, that
every Shareholder gets something, of more or
less value. The Dollar that you pay for your!
share you would not miss, but in all proba- 1
bility would spend it for something of no pros- 1
ent or prospective value. If after reading the
above you arc not convinced, and still feel
disposed to stand in your own light,
READ THE FOLLOWING:
_
For $3 we will send any §3 Magazine pub- I
lished, for one year, and one Certificate of j
Stock, entitling the holder thereof to one j
share in the distribution.
For $2 we will send any weekly paper pub- !
lished at $1,50 per annum, for one year, and j
one ccrtilicatc of Stock.
For S3 we will send any of the $3 Maga
zines fo one year, and two Certificates of|
Stock.
To those who would prefer to subscribe for
the stock alone, we make the following offer:
For One Doliar we will send one Certificate I
of Stock.
For Ten Dollars we —ill send eleven Certifi
cates.
To clubs of fifty and upwards, we will send
one certificate for every ten ordered, and al
low the getters up 5 per cent on the amount
they remit. Parties ordering Certificates
should be careful to write their Names, Tost
Office, County and State in full, as eacli name
is registered, so that we can forward them a
Schedule after the distribution.
We invite your eftriivft attention to the
Schedule below, and would remind you of the
old Adage, "Nothing venture nothing Gain."
Bank Notes current in any of the States
where issued will be received at par. For all
sums of Ten Dollars or upwards, please*send
draft on New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore,
lees the premium. Address all orders to R.
11. SNOWDEN, Secretary of the Association,
Columbus, Ohio, and the Certificates will be
forwarded by return mail.
SCHEDULE.
1 Elegaut Brick House on Town
St.. Columbus, 0., valued at $8,500
1 do do do on Cleve
land Avenue, valied at 3,500
1 Frame Cotagc on Mound St., 1,000
1 " " " Pearl 44 1.200
1 44 " 4 * ft 44 IJOO
1 44 44 44 " " 1,000
1 " " 44 44 1.000
1 44 • 44 " 900
1 Fine Building Lot on Washing
ton Avenue, valued at 775
1 44 44 * 4 44 44 ' 4 725
tj i i n u a a u
valued at $7OO each, 3.500
4aaa a a a
valued at $550 each, 2,200
4 a 44 44 44 U 44
valued at $450 each. I,SOO
1 " 4 ' 44 44 Friend St. 775
1 <• 44 44 44 44 44 725
£ 44 ii 44 4* 44 44
valued at $7OO each, 3,500
4 44 44 44 a 44 44
valued at $330 each, 2,200
4 44 44 44 44 44 44
valued at $450 each, 1,800
6 44 ,4 44 ' 4 Cherry 14 %
valued at $530 each, 3,18uj
4 a 44 44 44 44 ',<
valued at $5OO each, 2.000
5 a a it tt M a
1 Fine Farm in Norwich tp, Frank
lin Co., in an Elegant State
of Cultivation, 3,500
1 do do do do do
iu an elegant state of cultiva
tion, 3,300
Total Amount of Renl Estate, SSO,SCU j
12 Elegaut Gold Iluutiug Cased
Watches, val'd at $125 each, $1,500
12 do do do do
do 44 44 10 0 44 1,2 0 0
12 do do do do
do 44 4 4 7 5 4 4 90 0!
12 do do do do
do 44 4 4 6 0 4 ' 720
12 do do do do
do 44 4 4 5 0 4 4 60 0
12 do do do do
do 44 41 45 * 4 540
12 do Silver do do
do 44 4 4 3 0 4 4 36 0
25 do do do do
do 44 44 20 44 500
1 Elegant Solid Silver Tea Sett,
6 pieces, valued at 420
20 Setts Heavy Sterling Silver Tea
Spoous, valued at $8 a sett, 160
20 do do do do do
do 44 44 7 44 140
20 do do do do do
do 44 44 6 44 120
20 do do do do do
do 44 44 5 44 100
20 do do do do do
do 44 44 4 44 80
10 do do do do Table
do 44 44 35 44 350
10 do do do do do
do 44 4 4 3 0 4 4 300
10 do do do do do
do 44 44 25 44 250
10 do do do do do
do 44 4 4 2 0 4 4 200
10 do do do do do
• do 44 44 15 44 150
1 Diamond Ring, val'd at 50
1 " a a a 50
10 44 44 44 44 $2O ea., 100
1 44 Breast Pin, 44 44 50
1 t( a a ii (i 40
1 0 44 44 44 44 44 s2o ea., 200
500 Gold Pencils, Rings. 3tc., valu
ed at $2 each 1,000
1,000 Subscriptions for one rear to
any $3 Magazine, * 3,000
1,000 " " a u
any Weekly Paper, published
at $2 per annum, 2 OC9
j 72,161 Assorted Articles, which want '
of space prevents our enum
erating, 9,33.>
73.000 Certificates, at $l,OO $75,000
To want Agents in ev
ery section of the Countrv, to whom we make
the following liberal offers:
To those Ten Agents who sell the largest
number of Certificates, (in nddition to a libe
ral Commission allowed them for selling,) we
will present with the following : To the first,
1 Elegant Cold Watch and Chain, worth $lOO.
To the second. 1 Elegant Gold Watch and
; Chain, worth $75. To the third, one Elegant
Gold Watch and Chain, worth $6O. To the
fourth, 1 Gold Watch, worth $5O. To the
fifth, 1 Patent Lever Silver Hunting Case worth
| $35. To the sixth, 1 Patent Lever Silver
1 Hunting Case, worth $25. To the seventh. 1
• Diamond Ring or Breast Pin, (at his option.)
worth $2O. To the Bth, 1 Diamond Ring or
j Breast Pin. worth $l5. To the 9th, 1 Ditt
j mond Ring or Breast Pin worth $lO. To the
10th, 1 Heavy Chased Gold Ring worth $9.
those wishing to act as Agents, must send
! us a written recommendation signed by some
responsible person in the place where they re
| side. For any further information, address
R. H. SNOWDEN, AVV,
9:49—tj 1 Columbus, Ohio.
j7 PALMER & CO.,
DEALERS IN'
FISII & PROVISIONS,
HA\ E constantly on Inind an assortment
of Mackerel, Shad, Herrings, Codfish,
Beef, Pork, Lard, Shoulders, Hams. Sides,
' Cheese, Rice, Ac.
April 6, 1857.—9:45-3 m.
VO CHARGE FOR SHOWING THE NEW
Am Goods just received at OLMSTED'S.
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fi'eto blohj tiDberlisetyepl#.
FROM
AMSERT G. RICHARDSON'S
Advertising and Correspondence Office,
360 Broadway, New York.
• OSTAR S" RAT EXTERMINATOR.^
VN infallible destrover of RATS, MICE
ANTS, GROUND MICE, MOLES- &e. Ac!
Ac. [Not dangerous to the Human Family, j
Rats do not die in their holes, but coma oat
and die-
Put up in 20c, 35., 65.. $l, $2, $3, and
$5 Boxes.
•''COSTAR'S" BED BUG EXTERMINATOR.
Never known to fail—and used every day
by thousands in NcW York and elsewhere.
Put up in 25c., 50c., 75c, Si, $1 55,
$2 50, and $4 50 Bottle 3.
"COSTAR'S"' ELECTRIC POWDER.
For the destruction of Moths, MT/syuiroES,
Flif.s, Fleas, Plant Insects, Vermin, o.n
Fowls and Animals, &c. Ac.
Put up in 25c and 50c. Boxes.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at "COSTAR'S''
PRINCIPAL DEPOT. 288 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, and by the principal DRUG
GISTS and DEALERS throughout the United
Suites, the Canadiis, West Indies, California,
and South America.
Orders must always be Accompanied
by the cash.
goods sent on commission.
JBQy*Small Sample Packages put up at the
lowest wholesale prices for iirst orders in new
places, with Cards, Show Bills, Posters, ice.
Packages expressly put up for Ships,
Steamboat?. Hotels, Public Institutions, Ac.
fSgrFull particulars to Wholesale Dealers—
scales of prices, Ac. Ac., will be promptly
mailed on application.
Address ' COSTAR No. 383 Broadway. N. Y.
NO PEN NORUSED ~ NO"tfjT
i7> 1 • COPY IMITATED, NO TEACHER J9 L .
REQUIRED.
MACLAURIX'S PATENT SELF-INSTRUC -
TING PROCESS IN PENMANSHIP enables
every one to write with the greatest ease, eie
gance and rapidity. It has been amply tested
and permanently established in the Public
Schools, of New York, and in the counting
rooms of our first merchants. The Process
complete, with full directions for use, will be
sent prepaid on receipt of $5l. To Clubs or
Agents, six copies for $5.
Address LEL AND A MACLAUREX, No. 345
Broadway, New York. 9:43-3 mo.
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DR. H. H. MUNSON,
1" BENDERS his thanks to the inhabitants of
. Genesee, Oswayo and vicinity, for their
very liberal patronage during the past year,
and solicits a contiuauce of the same—espe
cially from those who have paid him promptly.
His residence is near the Catholic Church in
Genesee Township. 10:2-3.
SOME CLOTHING of Cheney's mnnufactaia
on hand at E. K. SPENCER'S,
10:2 D. W. S., AgA.
A Retired IMiysiciitn, 75 years of
age, having lost his Father, two Brother?,
Daughter, Son-in-law, Nephews and Nieces, by
that dreadful disease, CONSUMPTION, and suffer
ing with a Cough, himself, detirrained to visit
the East Indies, Egypt, and Japan, where he
discovered a Preventive and Certain Cure for
Cold 3, Coughs, Bronchitis, Consumption, Ner
vous Debility and Asthma. His cough was
cured immediately; he returned, cured his Rel
atives. who inherited the disease, and in con
nection with his son have employed it in their
practice, curing thousands of cases considered
hopeless by others. For the purpose of rescu
ing as many of h'l9 fellow beings as possible,
he is sending the Recipe to all who wish it for
10 cents; 3 of it to pay the postage, and the
balance printing. Address Dr. lOl
Spring street, opposited St. Nicholas Hotel,
New York, 10:2—3mos.
D\V. SPENCER is Agent for many of the
• most popular Medicines now in use, a
few of which he will mention :
J. R. STAFFORD & CO.'S OLIVE TAR.
DR. D. JAYNE & SON'S FAMILY MEDI
CINES.
J. C. AVER & CO.'S CHERRY PECTORAL
AND PILLS.
SEVERAL KINDS OF CHERRY SYRUPS,
1-c., &c., Ac.
J. R. Stafford & Co;'s Olive Tar is ap
plied and inhaled by wearing on INHALER
around the neck and on the breast. His OL
IVE OINTMENT is applied where the skin is
brokeu, and is a popular remedy where known.
Good for the Whooping Cough. 10:2.