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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-27
The Manufacturing La bcrsvs or new York.
[Frou tho Albany Journal, OF "a

fFrou tho Albany Journal, OF "a
The New York State Census OF 1855 shows that
in that year there were In operation within our linn
its "a 1913 manufacturing establishments These
gave employment to 155 ,l59 men, to 81 III women
to Ia, 1856 boys under eighteen years of age, and TO
value Of the articles made by the labor Of these
214 500 working people was, Ia that year. t3l7 42s
33l-a sum whose immensely can hardly be appre'
cisted save by being weighed In silver bullion or
counted by single silver dollars
OF these manufactures class I, comprising agri.
cultural tools and implements, and employing 2,474
mechanics, there were no foreign competitors. We
beat the world in both price and quality.
Class 2, embracing the manufactures Of metals,
and employing 80 ,946 working men, sustained and
still sustains an unfair and Oppressive competition
from England France and Germany. In 1856 our
illrred revenue system let In upon these aborers,
at low rates Of duty, $50, 1859 SIS worth Of foreign
manufactured metals.
Class 3, embracing the manufactures Of fbrons
and textile substances, and employing at the loom
and spinning wheel and other weaving machinery
1860 laboring men and women was purposely
left at disadvantage in the struggle between foreign
and domestic goods for the possession Of our own
markets. The importation OF this class OF manu-
fscture from Europe in 1859 amounted to flOi ,293,
600.
Class comprises chemical compounds, and en-
ployed Ia ,646 workmen,
Class s, comprising stoves, lamps and CRATES fur.
nshed employment 10 S72 laborers.
Class comprises steam engines, locomotives and
boilers, and Numbered 4 ,34s skilled working men.
Glass embraces the manufactures for navigation
end of maritime implements, and gave high wages
20 4, Ss6 mechanics.
Class 8, Of mathematical ami optical instruments.
employ ed 1871 workmen.
Glass Q, embracing civil engineering and archi-
lecture, numbered 5,3l7 employees.
Glass 10, OF the manufacture Of the machinery
Of land transportation, numbered $500 work.
men.
Clsss IL comprising the manufacture OF fire en-
gines, pumps and bellows, gave employment TO oil
laborers.
Glass IL, engaged in mskng lever, screw and
other mechanical powers, bad ~ workmen.
Glass l3, embracing grinding mills and mill gear
ing. employed 1884 laborers ct high wages.
Class IA, embracing the important branch Of
lumber manufacture, with the tools and machinery
employed In II, gave DAYS labor TO l,blt men.
Class Is, OF glass, pottery and clay fabrics, num-
bercd IL, 3l3 laborers.
Class l6, comprising leather and the manu-
faotures therefrom, employed ~ 3a2 working men.
Clas IL, embracing household furniture and
domestic machines and implements, furnished work
TO 9,679 labortrs.
Cisss is of che fine and ornamental arts, bad
6,95l woikmen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-27

ELI THAYEs IN Observation-Disclosures meeting was
held in Ceredo, Va, for the purpose of giving Mr..
Thayer opportunity to reply 10 the resoldAions
passed by gathering Of the prosavery citizens Of
Guiandotte q few weeks since. Mr.. Thayer delivered
himself accordingly, and the meeting adjourned.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-12

In this Mammon-worshiping age, it ls
rare to find man place his usefulness to
the public before his interest. During 8
late visit TO tie City of Spindles," we
we're presented by a professional fliend,
TO the celebrated Chemist, Dr.. J. c. Aver,
whose name is now perhaps, more familiar
than any other, at the bedside Of sickness
in this country. Knowing the unprece-
dented popularity of his medicines, and
the immense sale of them, we had ex-
pccted to find him o millionaire, aud roll
ing in wealth. But no, we found him IN
bis laboratory, busy with his laborers,
among the crucibles, alsmbics, aad re-
torts--giving his best personal care TO
the compounds, en- the virtues of which
thousands hang for health. We learned,
that Notwithstanding his vast business,
and its prompt returns i'll cash, the Doc
tOr is not rich. The reason assigned is,
that the material is costly, and he persists
in making his preparations so eXpensiyely,
that the nett profit is small.-4nlerican
Farmer, Phia.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

II HEREAS the Hon Robert C. White.
~ President Judge, and the Hons. Joseph
%ann and G. G. Coiyin, Associate Judges OF
ne oarts ofOycr & Termincr and General Jail
Vluycry, Quarter Sessions Of the Peace. Orph-
ans Court and Court of Common Pleas for the
county Of Potter, have issued their preccpt,
s''rng dgte the fourth dsy OF November in
NE year Of our Lprd one thousand eight hun
lTed and tity-scyen, and To me directed for
a"dng Court of Over and Tcrmiuer and
ueneral Jail Delivery, Qaartcr Sessions of the
leace, Orphans Court, and Court Of Common
Ffas, III the Borough Of Coudcrsport. on MON
.Afr the 2lst day of December next, and to
ultiBue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
eltrs, Justices of the Peace and Constahlcs
within the county, that they be then and there
= ta9ir proper persons, at 10 O'Clock A. VI. OF
sad day, with their rolls, records, inquisitions
t12mlnations and other renenlbrances, to do
@9sa things which to their offices appertaiu
g ce dore. And those who are bound by
,-s.r recognizancfs 10 prosecute against the
Nsoners that are or shall be in the Jail of said
e'anty Of Potter. are TO be then aud there to
prosecute against them as will be just.
Dated at C0vDEksYoRr, November 4th, 1851,
40 rAt tha Sl't year Of the Independence Of the
''.Ied States Of America
J.. {. TAGGART, Sheriff.
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Sbeciai 1Ioiiees.
Nofice 20 SchooI Teachers.

The County Superintendent Of Potte,
County will be At the following places
and at the times here specified, for the
purpose of examining teachers, viz:
ULYSSES, Thursday, the 18th of
November next, at the school-house il
Lewisville.
HARRISON, Friday, Nov. 9th, at
the Cummings school-house.
BINGHAM CENTRE, Monday, Nov
Both, at the school-house.
OoWAYO VILLAGE, Wednesday,
Dec. I'd, at the school-house.
SHARON, Thursday, Dec. ed, at the
school-houSe near the mouth of tie
Honeyoyc.
HEBRON, Friday, Dee. 4th, at the
Crandali Hill school-house.
ROULETTE, Saturday, Dee 5th, at
the red schoolhouse near Mr.. Weimer's.
PIKE Tuesday, Dec 8th, at the
school-Louse near the mouth of the West
Branch.
COUDERSPORT, Saturday, Dee. Il,
at the Academy.
The examination at each of the above
places IS to commence at 10 clock, A NJ
1t is expected that all the teachers will
make their arrangements to be at one of
these places, whichever may be the most
convenient. Those, however, who attend
the Teachers Institute during the entire
session, will be examined and receive a
certificate (if qualified before leaving.
Each Teacher is also requested to fur
nish reading book of the kind generally
used ; also pen and ink, together with
at least two sheets Of paper, as portion
of the answers, in the different branches,
viii be required in writing. AS there
are increased facilities for ~teachers to
qualify themselves for the duties of their
calling, the time has come for more
thorough examinations.
The Department of Common Schools"
has issued new forms for certificates, both
" Provisional" and Permanent" the
State Superintendent has also given in
structlOn to the County Superlntendents
20 rc-examinc those teachers now holding
Permanent certificates, and give new
Permanent certificates to such as are
worthy Of them, and Provisional certif-
Gates to others; also to anuul the Perma-
nent certificates Of these who do not sub
nit to a REORGANIZATION.
These instructions will be complied
with, and higher standard of qualiGca-
ton will be required hereafter.
It is hoped that the friends of educa-
ton, and Directors especially, will be
present At the examinations. \ Lecture
will be delivered at either of the above
places, on any subject relating to Com
mon School education, On the evening Of
the day Of examination, if desired.
J. UENDRICK,
County Superintendent of Potter County
GouDEEsroRT, October II, 1857.
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YATES COUNTY, WURSERY,

VA II. OLIE Il Co, Of the Yates County
w Nurseries, have for sale large and
valuable assortment Of FEsSHT TREES
of all varieties usually cultivated These
Trees are young and OF vigorous growth. The
qualities are the most choice known, and are
warranted GENUINE. Also, fine stock OF
ORNAMEETAL TREES and SHRCBBERY,
for fall delivery.
EzF Address orders to c. BEACH, Pen Yam,
Yates Co., y. \. Orders left with R0B'T ".
NILES, Coudcrsport, Pa, will be promptly
filed. l0:3-6Ro.
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& =. STR AYET)E Z

gTROM the premises Of the subscriber, one
& mile north Of CoicSburg. IL A!!c~aDy twp,
Potter county, Pa. in ii y last, FOUR CAT
TIE, described as follows
i sight red Seer. good size, no particular
n~rls remembered now. Also, Heif-r of
same description.
\ rcd and white spotted Steer, good size.
one or both ears frozen, white hind feet, and
white spot in forehead.
\ lglt red Steer, under size, one or both
ears frozen, and short tail
Any person bringing the cattle TO me, or
informing me where can obtain them. will
he suitably rewarded. WM PEET
AlIeglny, Oct. %, l857.-3t*
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NOTICE.

William Y. Heating, NO. l23,
AdolphuS E. Borie Sept. Term, 1857, in
and the Common Pleas
James u. Wilcox, OF Potter County.
psrsu Action of Eject
Leonard Mckee. ment for The follow
/ ing described lots OF land in said county, the
first continuing two hundred and fftY-Seven
acres, situate il EU!aIil Town. hip, and bound
cd as follows: Beginning II the southwest
corner of thc Tutt!e lot thence \. by west line
Of said lot l25 rods to north line OF Warrant
No. 2l29, thence west by said Inc 62.G rods
to \. J. Mills east line, thence south 43 de-
grecs west By Mills line 81 rods to center OF
road, thence south IS rods, thence west by
Mis- south ljuc ~ rods 10 a corner, thence
south lj9 rods, thence east lS5 rods 10 10 t
/ ia the west line of Ameron Nelson's lot,
! thence north 40 rods theace east 50 rods 10
warrant line, thence north G9.5 rods to Tut
! ties south line, thence west by said line 81
/ roas 10 the place Of beginning being part OF
! Warrant Ne 2I29.
| The other lot containing one hundred and
/ thirty-siX acres, Is bounded follows Be-
! ginning 1T pos; in the east line Of the keat-
/ ing Lands, being the northeast corner Of a
! lot surveyed to d. B. Martin, thence north 200
rods, thencc west 100 rods, thence south 200
rods, thence east 100 rods to the place of be-
ginning; being part of Warrant No. 2ll6, in
Sweden township, Potter county, Pa.
/ And now, to Wit, September 22d, 1857, on
motion Of John S. Mann, Esq, attorney for
Plaintiffs, the Court grant rule On Defendant
10 appear and plead by third day Of next
Term or Judgment by default, and order the
I publication of the rule according to the Act
/ OF Assembly ia such cases made and provided.
| BY the Court, Ii. J. OLMSTBO,
| ProtLonotary.
! Potter Comfy, s;:
! Certified from the Record this 10th day of
October, A. ID. 1851.
/ RI s7 Witness my hand and seal Of Office,
lat CeuderSport, the same day and year
! l0:l8-6t. H.-J. 0LMSTED, Proth'y.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-12

FESEE Largest Assortment of Pianos, Melo-
T. deons, Musical instruments, and Musical
Merchandise of ali kinds, in the United States.
Pianos from Ten different Manufactures, COM
prising those Of every variety Of style, from
the plain, neat and substantial G} octayes, in
Walnut or Rosewood Gases, from ) 50 to $500,
/ TO those OF the most elegant finish up to One
Thousand Dollars. No house in the Union
can compete with the above in the number.
variety and celebrity Of its instruments, nor
III the Extremely low prices st which they are
sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
PIANOS, with or without Iron Frumes, pos
sesslng IN their improvements Of oyer-strings
and action, lcugth Of scale and compass OF
tcne equal to the Grand Piano, united with
the beauty and durability OF structure of the
Square Piano. They ere justly pronounced by
the Press and by the first Musical Masters, to
be equal to those Of any other manufacturer.
They are built Of the bsst and most thorough
ly seasoned material, and guaranteed TO stand
the action Of every climate. Each Instrument
guaranteed to give satifAction, OF purchase
money refunded.
SECONDHAND PIANOS, at great bar
gains, constantly IN store, price from $50 to
$l40.
HORACE WATERS MELODE0ES.-Su-
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make. (Taned the equal tcmperamentl Me-
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S45, 500, SO, SIo0, $I25, SI4O-double
Reeds and two banks Of Keys, $20O--less a
liberal discount. Clergymen and Churches,
an extra discount.
MARTINS GUITARS,
BROWNS S uARPS,
FLUTES,
FLUT,NAS,
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THE WIsTER TERM of Coudersport
Academy, will commence on Tuesday
the 10th Of December next, to continue
thirteen weeks. Grain of all kinds will
be received on tuition, at the market
prices, if promptly delivered; therefore
the tightness Of money need prevent no
one from obtaining an Education.
j. IIENDRICK, Principal
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TIE COMBINATION PATENT
PORTABLE
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MILL.

This mill is new acknowledged to be the
cheapest, most practical and eincient lumber
manufacturing machine in the world. 1t is
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philadelphia ADVERTISEMENTS.
FROM
JOHN A. RIDDLE.
At Merchants Hotel North 4th S., Philada.
TO THE MERCHANTS Of The WEST AND s0RTH.
WEST.

DHILADELPEIA MARKET being easily
Il accessible, your attention is called to Ii,
as possessing facilities and advantages worthy
Of your consideration
Among its advantages msy be enumerated
its location, having shorter lines of comrnun!.
cation to the interior, its proximity to the Iron
and Anthracite Coal districts of Pennsylvania,
the large and varied extent of its rnanufac-
lures, being far in advance of any other cit7
in the United States, the moderate expenses
necessary for carrying on business, etc, etc.
The market possesses unriyalled advapts
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VA. IT. P-iCL, Wholesale BOOT. SHOE
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&C Market ST.
WOLFE & KING, Wholesale CLOTHING
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I-1fLOR, GILLESPIE & CO., Nholesal
GROCERS, Nos. l. and l3, South Water St
J. c. FREELAND, with CLINE 4. CAR
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GINS, &c, 40. 304 North Sd Street
T. NORRIS, PEROT g. CO., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS, CHEMICALS
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, DYE STUFFS, &c,
No, G2l Market, and Gl2 St James Sts.
KEYSTONE STATE SAPONTFIER, or
CONCENTRATED LYE for making Soap.
Manufactured by the Penn. Salt Co, Taren-
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by LEWIS, JAMES 4 Co., Philadelphia
HAAS 6 TAYLOR, Importers and Cash
Jobbers, No. 305 Market Street, HOSIERY,
GLOVES. SHIRTS and DRAWERS, GUN
BELTS, SHIRT BOSOMS. WHITE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIGS, LACES, SUSPENDERS,
THREADS, COMBS, &c, &c.
BUM, RAIGUEL q CO., Importers Of
BRITISH GOODS and Jobbers Of FANCY
and STAPLE SILK GOODS, EMBROIDB-
RIES, &c, No. 81 y. Third street
J1nES, KENT, SANTEE & CO., Import
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TIC DRY GOODS, No. 239 and 24l North
80 Street, above Race.
BLABON & SMITH, OIL CLOTH MANE-
FACTURERS and COMMISSION MER-
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MOORE, HENZEY & CO., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in HARWARE, CUTIE
BY and GUNS, AZ Market and Ale Com
mcrce streets.
S1NL Il. BLBIGHA US, Importer and
Wholesale Dealer in FOREIGN and Do
MESTlC HARDWARE, No. 25s North Sd
street, below Vine.
MIL, CROSS CUT CIRCULAR saa
HAND Sd us in any variety and stvle Of
the celebrated IXL stamp, manufactured ~
WALTER CRESSON, Depot No. 500 CeA-
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H1AuERS, HATCHETs &c, in great va
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pot No. 503 Commerce st. The attention.
OF the trade is called 10 these goods as being
equal in quality and finish 10 any made.
J.1jLES BARBER, Wholesale Dealer in
CLOCKS, Agent for the PATENT EQUAL
IZING THIRTY DAY CLOCK, Manufaeta-
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aud Chestnut sts.
PRATT + REATH, Importers of WATCH
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W. corner 5th and Market sta
EETH2AN, JONES s. CO.,
TYnonr-ara opG TOhhorc ~