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Farm for Sale

FkVHE undersigned, being physically disabled
n for properly managing his farm, offers it
for sale on reasonable terms. 1t is situated
in Pike Township, Potter Co, Pa, about IA
miles from West Pike post office, on the Cen
esee Fork Of Pine Creek IA miles from the
Fork. Well timbered with beech. maple. bass
wood, elm and a portion of hemlock easily
converted into lumber-there being good
saw-mill at the forks, and the stream running
through the farm being of sufficient CAPACITY
to float logs to the mill. Situation 3 miles
west of SunderIinYille, and miles east of
Lewisyille
The farm contains l43 acres, ofwhich about
60 acres are under Improvement: the soil is
good, mostly seeded down to grass. and the
farm is especially adapted for a dairy or stock
farm. there being water-power churn erect
cd in the house. An orchard embracing 40
small apple trees, dozen bearing plumb trees
and two good sugar orchards; land generally
level, and vel lwatered by'springs. For terms
apply personally or by letter to
VIM. r. Ives,
West Pike P, O., Potter Co, Pr.
Feb. J, l9GQ.-2l:3t
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to David Ross, thence north s9Io west 81 I
perches TO post in the east line Of lot No. 2
in Allegany Tp., thence north 26.3 psrches to
q post thence west by line of said lot sll
perches to the place of beginning containing
ninelv-nine acres and nine-tenthS, with an al
lowance of si& per cent. &c, being lot No. 3 Of
the Bingham lands in Allegany & Genesee
Townships. Potter Co., Pa, and part of War
rant No. 1874, about 40 acres of which are i'm
proved, with one frame house, one frame barn
and some fruit trees thereon
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property Of Charles Coats.
ALS0-Lat No. 63 of the allotment of lands
in Genesee Township, Potter Co., Pa, Bound
cd north by State Line, east by unseated lands
and lot No. 81, south by lots Nos. 6I l. 62, and
west by lands late Of Silas Billings contain
ing 1908 acres with an allowance of six per
cent. &c, about 40 acres of which are improv.
ed, with ore frame house thereon.-ALS0-
Lot No 81 Of said allotment in said Township
Bounded north by lands late Of Silas Billings,
Decd. and lot No. 62, east By lot No. 50, south
by lot No SO, and west by lot No. Sc contain
ing 57.7 acres and an allowance of six per
cent &c, Of which about ten acres are i'm
proved, with one saw-mill, one frame barn.
two beard shautes, aud some fruit trees there
on.
Seized, taken in execution, aud to be sold as
the property OF John Billings.
WIN. F. BURT, Sheriff
Coudersport, Jan. %, 1880
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4 Bensrolent Institution established By special
Endommsnt, for the Re'icf oftbe Sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted 1cih Eirdent and epidemic
Diseases ant sgpeei0li7 for the Cure Of Dis
eases Of Ike SertH OrgQaa.
2 EDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the
w Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by
letter, with description Of their condition.
GAGE, occupation, habits of life, &c and in
cases Of extreme po, erty, Medicines furnished
free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spcrmatorrhma.
and other Diseases o. the Sexual Organs, and
on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dis
pensary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Two or three
Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address. DR.. !. SKILLIN UOUGuTCN.
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. ,
South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa BY or
der of the Directors
EZRA d. HBARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secreta1y
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pensable for the restoration of health The
numerous Acknowledgements of its superior ex-
celience @nd benefcent results have assured
the propretors that it cannot but prove a
great cure to the afflicted, and mpart vitality
to the thorough system.
B@E See advertisement in another column.
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Mn. CHAsE.-Our strong Republican
H. has been defeated by split-ticket,
m BY the democrats and disahectod
FubIieans. Our Republican strength h
| 1gUar.cd from W. D. Baker Is de-
| led for Justice of the Peace, and Lara
| elected. The Democrats had a jube-
over the victory by firing guns and
ys IasI night. a REPUBLICAN. -
|TIysscs, Feb. t, 1860.
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LsqaI 1letiess.
Divorce Notice.

George W Mckinney, ! No. 40 Sep. Term, IS
as. 80, in Common Pleas
Mary Ann Mckinney. of Potter County.
LIBEL IN DIVORCE.
To Mary Ann Mckinney. Respondent
Whereas subpoena and alias Subpoena hav-
ing been issued and returned AhH, you are
hereby notified to be and appear at our next
Court Of Common Pleas for this county, for an
application viii be made in said Court for a
divorce, on the part of Libellant.
WN. T. BURT Sheriff.
Condersport, Jan %. 1850.
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Administrators Notice.

Ma HEREAS letters of administration on
w the estate OF HIRAM c. LEACH, late ot
Hector Township, Potter County. deceased
have been granted to the undersigned, all per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make framed ate payment and those having
claims against the same will present them
duly authenticated, for settlement.
WILLIAM T. LEACH
Hector Feb I 1850
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| Y, have received copy of the Feb.
Of The Student and ,Schooimafe and
'r,,ster's Boys and Girls School Mag
H.. 1t is published by Robinson,
Lepe & Co., 120 Washington ST., Bos-
at 81 year, in advance. 1t con-
\, &c pages of matter adapted to ard
|dren attending school, and is a worthy
biratlOD.
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Special 1ioticeS.

.Gn lHL Use USE OF DIR. HOSTETTER'S STOM.
I,ar;1, nlI IERS for Dyspepsia, Flatulencc
ge.,;ness OF the Stomach, or any other like
49, ,.YhS, IS second to none in America or
,.Va1. To be able to state confidently that.
aJ Ill pa'scrS are certain cure for dyspepsia
mai Ie diseases, is to the proprietors source
a,na. ''ofed pleasure. 1t removes all morbid
nn,r,. 'Iom the stomach, puriies the blood,
h y renewed vitality to the nervous sys-
'''"s II that tone and energy 50 indis
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$4,000
Board 8 weeks 500, Stationery
50, Tuition $50, entire
expenses S62.

Usual time from to weeks Every Stu
lent, upon graduating, is guaranteed compe-
tent to manage the books Of any business,
and qualified to earn a salary of from
5000 10 SE,0QG
Students enter at any time-No Vacation
Review at pleasure.
First Premiums For Best Business Writing
for 1859, received at Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and Ohio Selte Fairs. Also, at the principal
Fairs Of the Union for the past four years.
asa-s Ministers Sons received at half price.
Tor Circulars, Specimens and Embellishcd
new Of the College. inclose five letter stamps
TO F. W. JENKINS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ll:lOly%
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ID solution

FEvIIE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
Z ing between the undersigned under the
firm of CANFIELD & LORD is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The books and
accounts of the late firm have been transfer
ed to Ira Garfield, for settlement.
IRA CANFIELD,
HARRY LORD.
CouderSport, Jan. 30, 1861
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H2E;RITF,S SALES.

:
ID Exponas, Fieri Facias and Levari Facias
issued oui Of tie Court Of C0mmon Pleas Of Potter
! CouaY Pennsylvania, ana 10 me direcied, ! shall
ergors to pubIc sale or ou1crv IL the Court House
in CouderSy9rt on MONDAY, the goth day of
February 1850, Ut 10 clocl, a, NJ, the Joiloae-
ing described reu estate, 10 'r,t:
/ Certain real estate situate in Harrison Town
ship. Potter Co. Pa, Bounded on the north
by lots Nos 81 < 81 of the allotment Of lands
OF VI. c. Barber, in Harrison Township, east
+ BY the County line, south bT lot in possession
Of j. Harris and mill lot, and west by mill lot
and part Of lot No. ST. containing sixty-tiye
and fou:-t,nths acres being north part oflot
No. 81, Of which ten acres are improved on
which is erected one log house, and some fruit
trees thereon,
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of Charlotte Pearce.
! ALSO-Ccrtain real estate stuatem Sweden
Township Potter Co.. Pa, Bounded north by
lot Of Andrew X Michael Gross, east by lands
/ OF George Fox, NJ D., aQdlot ofStephen Mitch
I cl, south by lands of c. Uuudredmark & S. Y.
Acker and west by lands Of Gustayus Ecf,
Elymus Hacket, Andrew d Michael Gross
! Containing one hundred and ttty-seyen and
one-tcnth acres. Of which three acres arc I'M
proved, being lot No. so Of the allotment Of
/ lands Of Fox L Rose in Sweden Township.
Seized, taken in execution, and TO be sold as
the property Of Daniel Snyder.
/ ALSO-Certain reat estate situate in UeC-
tor Township, Potter Co., Pa, Bounded north
by the lands Of Daniel SunderIin, east by lands
Of George BaTJtott, south by lands Of Iiunsick-
er Il GarLock, and west by lands OF ". s
/ Leach containing seventy acres, Of which six
acres arc improved, on which is erected one
frame Westinghouse, one log barn, and with
some fuit trees thereon.
! Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
/ the property Of Charles Parker
/ ALSO-Ccrt'in real estate situate in Whar-
ton Township, Potter Co, Pa, Beginning at
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foulr ann County,
Fc.65l1---6ERsPORT, FEBRUARY 8, 1860.

: Penort on the method of treatment
.ot.d at the Dispensary of the How
r. ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, in Vir-
l.. diseases, and also on the remedies
snIoved, has been published by the Di-
Lars for gratuitous distribution, with
/ hone of making the treatment more
hsIr useful. Copies will be sent to the
s;eted. on application, free of all charge.
card in our advertising columns.
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QGm advertisements.
GLOVER SEED.

A LARGE QUANTITY of first quality Clo-
"a yer Seed can be purchased at the Hard.
ware Store Of OLMSTED & KELLY.
Coudersport, Feb. 8, 1860
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Ms EDIToR.-Our second club meet
i came off on the 2nd inst. Our speak
/ Mr. OImsted, did not disappoint us,
Il the speech was all that We could ex-
est-being clear history Of the action
| the federal government in regard +,
/ very from Its foundation to the present
b.. 1t seems to me that no man, of
LatcYer politics, could find any fault
HI it. We meet at BrookIand on the
ID and at our Academy on the lst of
Iarch. Ulysses.
Ulysses, Feb. I, 1860.
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The business Of the late firm will hereafter
he carried on hy the undersigned, and con-
lnuation of the liberal patronage heretosore
extended, is respectfully solicited
IRA CANFIELD
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Divorce Notice.
Mary NJ. Winegarden, No. Is, Dec. Term
rs. 1888, in Common
,,,..-.o N;no,-,r,l,n 4 Di.,- D.tt,,, 4

George Wlnegarden. Pleas OF Potter Co.
LIBEL ~ DIVORCE.
To George Winegarden, Respondent =
Whereas a Subpoena and ali0G Subpoena hav-
ing been issued and returned EIbH, Won are
hereby notified to be and appear at our next
Court Of Common Pleas for this county. for an
application will be made to said Court for a
divorce, Oh the part Of Libellant.
WI. I. BURT, Sheriff.
C0ndersnort Ian. d $50
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Valuable Gifts, worth from SO cts TO Sloe
GUARANTEED to each purchaser. Sleo, oee
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The inducements offered Agents are more
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Having been in the Publishing and Bookssl-
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ULYSSES, Feb. I, 1860.
Il .H EHtor.-I find in tbs JOURNAL
dFcb. I'd a communication from "B. -
III Sweden, making comments upon a de
ktc held at Lymansyille a short time
lhce | happened to have the pleasure
u being a member Of the debate which
AB" mentions, and out Of respect to
lhCse engaged in the discussion, and to
lhCse gentlemen judges, ] must take the
|BGty to correct few very prominent
n(sStatements. The question for dis
Glssion was stated thus: "Resolred, That
EEvery is a curse to America" The
1Restion, on the part Of the affirmative, it
h true, was supported by Republicans,
% ths negative by an equal number Of
Dtmocrats aud Republicans. In regard
. the Judges, one was Republican and
h other Democrat-both very plomi-
ent men IN the party to which they re-
Pectyely belong, and gentlemen of good
igement and rcspectabiIity. In regard
B the argument that " b." claims to have
a:n produced on the part Of the afirma-
Re, in part | must differ with him very
bteriaIly. Those Oh the part Of the af-
limatye, it is true, manifested a consid-
EDe zeal in the debatc, as is said BIZ
r. but not in telling the effects Of
hyery upon the southern States in re-
7rd to morals, free speaking aud free
rntng, which are the only true safe
pards Of the Nation. Such arguments
'ere not produced-had they been. they
PSI inevitably have gained the question !;
u We DO admit that they showed clear
that there are over two billions dollars
vested in slaves, also, an estimate
Fde of the probable weight of that
Rount of money, and OF the number Of
prses that it would take 10 drawit-claim-
Z that it was injurious to the peace,
PpIness ard prosperity of our Nation in
a7ng SO much capital invested IN hu-
Rn chatteis. Now | would ask "B." if
thinks such argument has any weight
fon such question, as the one previ-
qs.v mentioned, or whether he has any
eubts IN regard to the capacity of Messrs.
pam and Ostrander, to give a just de-
elon of question before a Debating
gcetyI Those gentlemen did not, as
2 asserts, decide that slavery is a
eeSsng; but that those on the part Of the
sgauye had produced more argument to
p" that slavery was not a curse, than
Y Affirmative had that 1t was. And
9T y | do not think it was very pretty in
u. to tell tales out of our little De-
s''og Society, aud thereby cause Mat
.VT and Isaac to get such a lampooning
! 'ns hand OF the editor. n.
We give the above an insertion, in
'''''on Of our rule IN regard to publish
Z Communications without a responsible
rue' as an act of justice to all concern
Inasmuch as we have learned, after
'OPeF inquiry, that our remarks last week
que injustice to the judges, as well as
= o'sPutants. We were led, by 'B.'s'
'',s' 70 believe that the dispute was of
"dy Partizan character, and that
'''FS' Ostrander and Byam gave their
,'v.Ilon rvS on the merits of the principles
/ '"Tea T, instead of the arguments adduc-
Il we do not make this statement out
personal reasons, but as an act of pro-
-1'onal Justice.-ED. Jour.
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GREAT REDUCTION
ON GOODS FOR CASH At
=. x. SpeElCer7s.

and all others in the same proportion. | am
making the sacrifice to close cut my stock in
this line the present winter
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GROCERIES.

A better stock in this line cannot be found
III the comfy, if as good and will be sold
extremely low.
Best quality Of Brown Sugar 10 cents, all
other kinds at small profit.
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TEA-Back, formerly SIC now SOC
Imperial, SIC soc
Young dyson, SIC soc
75c 7Oc
4" CSC 6Uc
see SOC
CANDLES-Best quality, Home made or
City, l8c Ice
SALERATCS lOc Sc
CCRRANTS-yery nice l25c
CITRON, SOC
FLOUR-as low as at any other store in
this Village.
Buckwheat Flour, per hundred, S2,38
Corn Meal {" 2.25
Beans, per bushel, l,5O
Gibson Pork, per pound, 10
Gibson Lard HONS aud Shoulders for sale
a full stock of Drugs. Medicines, Oils &c;
Yankee Notions, Perfumery Toilet Soaps of
almost all kinds, Pens. &C, at reasonable
prices. Call-one and all
GSag, Reduction made to Wholesale BUYERS.
L X. SPENCER
Coudersport, Feb 8. l860-22-2mos.
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Hector, Feb. 7, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

EEw.ORLEAss TO LONDON AND HAyRE Is SEVEN
DAYs-We learn from SIR. Stoker, the European and
American Private Dispatch Agent of this city, that on
Tuesday, the 9Th inst, his correspondents at New
Oe ADS sent their teegraphc dispatches to him BY the
National Line, arriving here at noon aud that the
came messages, with others from this city, were then
forwarded to bis agent at st. JOINS, n f. in season
to be placed on board the steamer Prince Albert for
Galway at o'clock the same afternoon, from which
latter city the dispatches were telegraphed to Liver
pool London, and avre aud delivered to their sew
era addresses before Tuesday the 18th, thus
accomplishing the whole distarce from New-Orleans
to London and Havre inside of seven days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

THg ALLECBgsr COUNTY (PEHs.l RAILROAD
Bosps.-There was great AOtiTsE Convention IN
Pittsburgh On the 2lst inst at which, among other
proceedings, TIE following letter wss read from Che
Ccmmsiioaer, now 10 s for refusing to obey the Or
der Of the Supreme Court directing him 70 levy ajax
to pay off Allegheny CoanS's Indebtedness on ia
railroad bonds: go,
CorSrv PRrsoS. March 81 1850.
Mar. axsYtyNKx DELEGATES composing the AntiTaS Con-
yentiop no in session 1t Pi,tsburgh;
In answer inorrogatoes propoupoed 70 me by
your Delegates said Convention, 70 wns' her WI" low
tex 10 paw railroad or not that viii levy no YAK o
.ny uh purpose unless you the sovereign people whose
seyant direct to do But any srrsogemen, a ~
majority Of Allegheny County Ia he
wisdom would suggest for liquidation Of this ye1ed aro1d
qne will endeavoI carry out to the best o. my aoiy
Yours in bonds and will remain co. before viii levy tsr 20
Oppressive 70 the taxpayers ,heny County without he
consent. A. PAIEbhoON ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Among the resolutions offered WAS one that
"a Committee Of nine be appointed to prepare me-
mortal to the Legislature behalf OF this Convention, setting
forth the srsa injustice Of this n6on and asking the asamP
by them such favorable terms they secure OIL the
debt incurred BY their nd through the mistake oil ne
public Judicial agents in their iladvsed mdorsemen'
thereof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
PHILADELPHIA Cattle market-MARcK %

The supply Of Beef Cattle at the three drove yards this week
quality generally than for several weeks The
demand equal supply and prices for extra cattle al
yanced about so the 90 H. Ordinary aud good cattle
sold from s. a 80 so 49, and $40 q eO ID, and prime and
extra frcm : 10 2sd 5l075. - e,
SHHEPbere about Oc0 head Of Sheep In market all
(which sold from y b. according to quality and con-
don.
HOSTILE supply Of Hogs about equal to the demand
and lies Of 500 head msde at from 81 25d e8 Tor still led
ard from SO 25G$9S y l0J for cornfed. ~ ,
Cows There better demand for Cows, and $50 head
sold from casa 10 each the latter price being an advance
former pIices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

13h Of Illinois Central shares at 44l aud AL discount
NewYork Central sharet at 6S. add Erie Third mort
gage IT 66l and g.. 1t notices aud quotes American
Securities CD the 18th ss follows:
o. the Colobli market Buffalo and Lake Huron, Gs, West
Csnada aud Grbd Trunk which the las quotation was
3loA are better Illinois Central shlies 81 hiehet oe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

LOST CmLD.-About the 9th of last December TWO
respectable looking ladies called upon the Fourth Wsrd
Mission saying hey were from New Jersey and wIaed 10 also
girl ted them did not know Of one but would inqure Of
the pupils Ellen Ma thu int esng g Of about IL Of
prestnt and said that her wished her
service TT adde's with her agreed wh the ,tksr
/, regard sc. They left immecaely aud trace ass
found of her aee she had merely in Of her
accord, and stranger lde minute OF tbs 1t
ea,i it entirely with the parties Interested la the hurry,
the mother either resdenoe OF ho Ia
dies. She has bi.d her husband is skng shirts at
ohf each aud Is IN great dis about Ter daughter
VII edoTs in New-JeIsey please inert ibis notice
W. G.. VAN METEk, SaR't Fo lrth Ward Mission
No 2 Henry street. Nes York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

FELL FROM THE RUSS "A number of wotkmen
have been eugsgea days pulling down the Fevca
Cahoic Church 10 Cara street near Broat"ay ors
made mastep snd pecpitsted to the ground dssiece
rty ct The around with brcks uoua ara ruu
b,S fom the boong and th unfortunate nan ssuc heed
first upon srge pile o. 6ebi, lie was OF course tern, IN
ned Sustaining fracture OF the skull and haSiez rs fgh leg
ankle. He conveyed to tue hosp ~hsre
his recovery considered doubtful He vase ''ns u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
CITY II.E,MS

BULBS HEAD.-The second day of the cattle mar
ket was no better for drovers than the first day. and
not particularly worse. The cattle we're all sold and
appears from the report of the market at just about
the same prices that prevailed week previous,
though it was anything but lively market. A large
supply and decline of price looked for next week
by all parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

PoLTIcAL-Mr. James A. Van Brunt was renom-
mated for Alderman of the Eighth Ward on Tuesday
night by the Republicans VIM. A. Fritz the cand-
date previously nominated, was withdrawn. The hide
pendent Democrats of the Tenth Ward last night re-
rominaedJoh Douglass, esq., as their candidate for
Alderman Mr. d. ia the present representative OF the
Ward in the Common Council The Republicans of
the Twelfth Ward have nominated Charles Parker for
Alderman, ana Alexander Ross for Supervisor.