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Worthy Manhood and
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pwe* thy wltaw,
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PQQFIQgf M FEOfITOWII. |
* Tfiertffs'an rapelleot ftibfal frx the follow*'-?
fog sto/y, Which Is told with,&rcat skill. / If
( - whole village; or a, whole
sometimes loro to pieces by a fight
! between <«o dogs-; - •
The most remarkable dog .fight on record
oameST at Ftdgfewh, on thhlrontisr of (Maine,
som? years ago. It engrossed lha entire com
modity in one general melee, interminable
r lawsiiitsor Suits' of lawsuits, distraction of thO|
and ruin!
A fanciful genius named Joe . Tucker—a
ifnan abrniV town, a lounger without visible
'Vtieerifof support, a do-nothing, a lovihg, cl
gar-spioking, good-natured felTow—owned a,
clog, a' slick, intelligent, and rather pretty
'benstJal'yayaai Joe’s heels; and known as Well
, as hip rrmaier. dnd liked (ar.niore by theFrog
townors. One day Joe and his dog-ware' paa
sing.Bunions grocery store, when a great pie-
MSaM; ttgiy looking dog, standing alongside of
a wood.wfjgon, pounced on lo JOe Tucker’s
dog, knockcd hirn heels, over., head,,and so
frightened Bob Carter’s wife; who was then
passing towards her husband’s blacksmith
shop'with his dinner, that'she siiimbledP back
wards, and her' old simbonnet flopping off
WcdVetl attached to the wagon. He
.started, lilt La ihofem’s "bajWrpulei uppet the
load of w.ood, half of which failing down
Gumbo’s refreshment cellar struck one of
Gumbo’s chfldren4n. the head, killing it for a
lime stone dea(l,.and so .alarmed Mrs. G«m
bp-that she droppedd slew-pan' of boiling-hot
Oysters Into the 'lnpbf a customer, who sal,
wafting for,the savory co.ncoction, by a (able
in tbd corn.er. /iHrs.Gurhbo rushed for the
child—tbs customer for the door; Mrs. Gum
bo screamed—the.cbild'screamed—and (he
customer yelled J,, •
\ “.Ob, oh, oh, ray poor child t" cried Mis.
Gumbo. ; ‘
■ " Eh, eh, e-e-e-e-e!” screamed the child.
“ Oh, niurder-rir-r 1 O. my everlasting
ain. I’m called to all eternity! Murder-r.r 1”
roared the customer.
-Thehorse, and part of a wagon, and some
of the wood,' were on (heir mad carper. The
owner of ihe strange dog came out of the
Slore,just in lime to see Joe Tucker seize a
rock lo demolish the enrage dog; and not
wailing to see Joe let dme, gave him such a
pop ori the back,’ that poor JbeTel) forty rods
up lbc. street, and striking the foot- of a long
ladder, upon which Jim Elderberry was per*
chdd,'point pot in band,’some thirty feet from
terra ftrnia brought ladder, Jim and paint pot
sprawling otvthees rlh, cri pplirigp oo r Jim for
hie, and, sprinkling blue paint copiously over
the broadcloths, saiinetla, and calicoes of
Abraham Miller, a formal and even tempered
Qdakhr, who'ra n but to the door,, just as the
{wq dogs had gone fairly at it, hip and thigh,
nip and catch. * A glance at matters seemed
to convincfl qjf the.trqe sfale of the
case.;. nod in an-unusuaUy-elevated .vojce he
caDod’but to. Jpe Tucker, tybo had righted
up—
’‘.Joseph Tucker, thy dog’s fighting."
■'‘ Lei'Wfight it.out,” yelled the pugnaci
ous Owner of the strange dog. “ Let I ’em
(jght.il out—l’ll bet a load of wood my dog
can eat any dog in town, and 1 can eat the
owner."
We have said Apraham Miller was a mild
man; Quakers are proverbially so. But the
gauntlet throwtrdowivby the -Stranger from
the country, stirred the gall of Abraham, and
hertishedinto filestore; from the back yard,
hiving'slipped his collar, Abraham brought
fprth a.primHe cur, strong, long and power
ful.
“ Friendi,” said the excited Quaker, M thy j
dog,,sball be .noil beaten, I promise | thee.
Hike ! seize upon him] Tuck, beta key.!”
•nd-*ha dog went at. jt.
Bab Carter, the smith, cdtning up in time to
hearths stranger’s defiance to the town, nhd'
bent tm’afight tfithsqrnebody, fpr tbs inspli
apd’damffge IQ hia the cellar of
the stranger, and by, a series'Of lea pounds
ten upon the face,- back aniside* of his bdr-
bis nautical ,sledge ham
mers,-Bob stiffen up the'strength and ire of
tf)© ,bally stranger, to tit«t,top of his cqmpassf
pad they made the spa fits flydreadfufiy.
Joe Tucket’s dog,-reinforced by that of
Abraham Millar; took a fresK start, nod be
tween thptwq-the sfrpngp dog: «p» ,boipg cru
qlly ppl ;{a ,bis., trumps, iDeacon ; fjugh, pne
o/ thfl .tndst pious and , substantial men in
Frogtown,camo up, and.indeed -the whole
town 0 ft as assembling; and Deacon Pugh,
amtedTwitli and
ahoc|ted>at t(ia
tip)p the,’dogy, exciajmtng ea he did so— s .
:.'‘,f’ie 4 , fie, i.fis, for /sharaed -idisgtaceful I
you mep. citizens ofErßgtowp.wiir you
standby ; |
Oon’t.theftairike Aydag ( >Detftdpl’ugbl’’
qfiad td.lha Dei
caQ,who,w*« about to cat right bad- teft'anir
tmg.iha dpgsjwijlt his cane. . : ‘ : ~
-‘\ ! imjrjao|f I*’’shouted the Deacbn. wihi
erident fw*dJK. s<; \k'' - ’
s thyi dogsy Dcacon PiigiH“qcßa£di
yr «'■> f
.‘fMtiit'&d you say ao
•d the DeaconV i
* “4’htpf:hid dottf DwcdhHPligbP 1 '
wiporided ihe Deacon wifh
vnuamiii.
And f o #®? 1 tlie W
.fcwv>
to the spirit of the thing, j
ihnsj raptnndltupky'A'.toi.look; aWt
g§ri;add ;Bdb - v CaiTier< j who
the |
town attempt;
to and-.aireStvtbe offend
er, the Squire ytwiUifsal through the-win
dow df a :hblghl»ring : watohmak«r,'doing a
' hhap’ bfdaiiiage; while 1 lit Wyer’Hbokdrilb;aU
tQ. ,I*l4 Jjbe
. take i by. the ’fitnoun blacksmith ,ip ; tjtq short
ribs, «nd: went.reeling .dowa: Gumho’fti cellar
with a fearful velocity IThefrietidsand'fel
low* fchurchmeaidf Deaastm-Pdghtookmdes
against' shop
boy? of Abrtthahii sebtrig’ ihbiremployerthUS
beset, c«(ino
men,, full .pfufftb ; asj 1/olic, jbejiqving. if.j|cfis
a free fight, tried their hands and sticks, up
on the comlfafinfs iridiserfminafely, so that
in (e?i than hour, the quiet and happy IqWO
ofF/ogfown wps’.ijKakeSffdm ilk prppKpty 1 ,
by .one grand, 'suhlimely' ridiculpus ahd, ier»
lifts. battle. . Heads and - windows ,were
smashed—chiidieni and , women r Bcrearasi,
.flew—labor cpa«d—and
so furious, mad pod excited, became the-whole
community,’that, a quiet, looker on,'if there
Mad been any, would have sworn (he evil
aes were all-in Frogtown.
" A .heavylhurider shower finally put an end
to the row.; the dogs were all more or less
killed, a child severely wounded, n.nran
scalded,,a r ;;.tbe:hqrse ran him
self to death ihiaowcer was, beatep awfully
by Bob Carter, whose, wife and, the. wives' l of
many others were'dangerously scared;. the
painter was; crippled, dry goods ruined; ’ a
QOaker apd a Jbebedn,; two Iri?h’roep, Joe
Tucker, town constable, lawyer Hooke/,
Squire Catchemood some
fully whipped. _ lawsuits ensued, Ipuds fol
lowed, and (heehtifd peace and good repute
of Fcoglown annihilated—all by. a remarka
ble dog fight.
HENRYdIAY‘B ROSHSKaRAT^S.
Demolition ofthe AthUmdManeim.
We made a promise some days ago, Says
the Cincinnati Gazette of September 25th, to
give an Bccouot.of our visit to Ashland,'
which for so many years was the home of
Henry Clay,* name dear to the American
and to which memory clings like ivy
to the osk.- ■ i ''
Ashland has often been described by abler
pens than ours, ; and its name has gone forth
io ihe ends of the earth. Those who have
preceded us, however,-saw Asblondwhenin
its full glory, as a quiet, modesl.unpretcnd,
ing dwelling,.and when .the occupant was io
bis pride of place, first in the race of men.
Those days have passed away, never to re
turn. Not only- has the jeweHvanished from
our,-sight,bullhe bas 'bpyo. broken
which' contained it." ' , He‘nry i ‘Clay'' ia need,
and .Ashland is « ruin, - I ■ .
li was, near the' close of a warm end plea,
sanl day, that we rode in. a. carriage from
the hotel door in Lexington to Ashland. We
were riot prepared : fa find the dwelling total-'
ly demolished, but alt that remained of it was
part of a brick wall; which had once served -
10 divide the parlor From the library, and up.
on this some half dozen men were at work
with crowbar and pickaxe, levelling it |p the
ground, AH, therefore, that remains of the
| old homestead of tile Statesman, is a pile of
bricks and' rubbish. We were told that the.
present proprietor of the estate—n son of
Henry Clay—is about to erect on the site ol
the old dwelling a new edifice, of its exact
form 'add character. This will make some
amends for the work of demolition he has
completed, but it will ,hardly pardon it. The
old house been repaired, it should
not have been destroyed. It was one of
those consecrdiediapots, those shrines of lib
erty, to which the pilgrim would oft retire to
revive and strengthen his love of coun
try.
Aside from the interest affixed to the spot
because of him who, for so many years,
found therein his home, (here is nothing re
markable about . Ashland. The estate par.
lakes of (he general character of the lands in
the neighborhood of Lexington, being rich
and fruitful; There are malty fine trees in
the immediate, locality- where the.dwelling
stood, and we can scarcely imagine n more,
props* rural home than Ashland once Wes'
for such a man as Henry Clay. But itsiglo
ry bos departed; Henry-Olay’s bomb is ra
jzed' to the ctjtrth. It was a mortified and
disappointed spirit that'we left Ashland and
directed bur »aV towards the cemetery,
which .id bn the other side of Lexington from
Ashfgpd, hut .near the blpiojy inhabited part
of die. city.,, .
It is an exceedingly well selected spot, and
conlaioß.rasnv handsome monuments. Our
chief desire," howevfef.was lo see the grave
of thel*‘-Great Commoner.’’ '.We sbon joiiiid
it. It is.marked, by no stone, or monument.
The place of the sepulchre, however, is- well
selected, -Henry Clay lies just where’he
migat’ to~in .the h§art,jtf Kentucky, The
spot ,is hcauiifuji’and quiel, and “.he,sleeps
.Well,” His gjravjeia leaped up jo 1 the Usual
form, and coveted wiiih .the green a,ward. It
iB to build K fiiB-,ipo.puni.bij(..on
iheppoi. where he oow,,iest*. We. ownthat
;we liko'lhe simple .beauty of his-unmatked
thgo We would a monument. It
brought la ourmindtbe. grave of Sir ‘Walter
Scon, in St. Maly'S sßileJ mi he mined Ah
,be jr- 3f*E|«Vl^
beatsjto ’mnobrimnia}:dione} -Ifie.‘grebn:
quiet nod JwlK that .re^ddth.seep!! , . ,
fWi«d,y»*s !»=»*» uVJftr jcV
ptorv.” Smith fimstartnLond lbe; WsDdly
wqtWed kind eAdb^;to- ! p|«rce
hi* syllable* oldlw together^ upon' tftrdew
tj
J ,A 7 fefefefl of Nothings" |we teen
psi«blUbed:inlLondonyCanada: West:' 1 :j
Thb trust of Freedom is in Labor.
I 2..1 hii’* V4ni
FITCH A SBERffiOOD,
iDBilidRS ■■■■'<!
Italian Hlarblc,
..... , VO* . . . ,-l-
M A^TELS,. MO’pfJJM.ENT£. .TOMBS
.^Et(tqT^PQ&;OgAI^TOI»^.
'' (rT BJapta «itlBfsctioh wjlt aiways .be giren..
:sHphwmck riw4GE,.s%sriPA.
■ Tuiy ts. " ■
FABMER’g : CSIOM ISSUBASCE
: . COIUKMJ.-m>
ATHEMSj.BBADFqSd CO., pa. "
P APIT.AL—*2OO,O66I--Insures .Farmers
'Vf’phlyi bndie'Stack and Mmaal plan. J,’E.Osh-'
fiald.Sfiq’y.,'Hoh, Horace Prea’t. Remem
ihga sound find reliable c3np«iy^ie^Hordeola pref
erable to a foreign do., as there can. bepo deception.
Addte«s, : JjKAVebstar,. Agdriti CoYingten.'ra.'
Wi W; WBBB, ,M, D.,
{Late a Oradtiate Of'Giillilon 'Msiteal College, V(.
HAS- associated himself with'Dr. N. Pack
: nfiii* the" pwoticebP Medicine, and. Sorgyry.
They will pfomptly : attend all calld in their profess
ion, Offioe on Main-st.; opposite the’ Pfdsbyterian
Chorch,Wellsboroogh 1 , Pa.’ • jyS7.
CT.Beoioved to Jimea Lowrey’a Office.
lAB. XOWBEIAS. E.WIESOS,
ATTORNEYS & GOUNSELLORSAT
•“*' EAW, will attend the Courts of Tioga, Potter
city McKean counties.
vyellßboroaghjFeb. 1,1653.
FOUST A BAIWY,
inrWatches, Clocks,
Ware, Jewelry ,ni)d Fancy .Goodsjdgjht
Books, Stationery, &c.
ID* Particular attention paid to repjiripg, Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry. , ’All work, warranted.
WelUboropgli. July 13,1854. '
JOHN IIBACHE,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
-fl- LAW.—Office,- north side Public Square 1 ,
WeHaborough,.Pi..
Refere to Messrs. Phelps, Dodgo-fe Co., Jf. Y.
and; tton.A.V.Persons,Philadelphia. July 13.
CLEAPBR H OGBJG,
, (Late (prases’ Hotel.)
WELLBBOBOUOIt. Ttoo.t couurv, PgSIfA.
June, 8 1651 P. Pi CLEAVBR. ■ Proprietor .
SfIUJN THE
having recently'.received
. his stock of goods for the season) offers a
choice selection of , ~. .
BBT Atfb>Br . / '
Consulting it) part, of Broad Cloths, Prints,.Ging
hanjs, Detains, Sbambrays, Bareges, Lawnd, Para
-meUAs, Alapacsi, Velvets, Brown and Bleached
-Sheetings and Shirtinga r Tickitiggi DriUiogs,iWad
dipg»,Baltlng«, Wickings, Vestings, Cravats/Stoqks,
Collars, Handkerchiefs, Cambticks, Laces, Trim
mings, , Grain Begs, Carpet Bags, Cotton Yarn,
‘Twine, Carpel Warp, Umbrellas and Parasols, with
a good lot of READY- MADE CLOTH ItJG, con
sitting of Men 'and" Boys’ Linen .and
Tweed and'Jean Goats, DcninoOverails and Shirts,
Vests,'&c. ' \
; Groceries.. +,
Hyson, Hyson Skin and Young Hyson Teas: a
large lot of Sugars, different grades and prices, Mo
lasses, Syrup,Tohkcco, "Pepper, ‘SpiCa, Cfcffec, Co.-
coa. Ginger, Soda, Cream Tarter, Saleratus, Candies,
Lemons, Orahgos,
Drugs and Dye , Staffs, Paints and Oils,
Window Glass and Sash.
HARD W A R,E.
Axes, Shovels, HoeS, pd Cat Saws, Spades, Grow-,
.ban,’Wrought and Cat Nails, Hinges, Chains,'Ckiw'
Bells, Sheep Bells, Scythes and Snaths, Scythe
Stones and Rifles, Manure'Forks, Hay Yorks, Chain
Pumps, Paint, - Horse,-Shoe, Clothes and Hair
Brushes. .
CROCKERY, GLASS WARE A LOOKING
GLASSES, Pine end Cedar Pails, Brooms, Wash
boards, Clothes fins and Corn Baskets.
Paimleaf, Straw, Panama, Leghorn, Silk and
Brush Hats, Capsond-Bonnet*, Boots and Shoes,
Codfish and Hnllibm.&c., &c., comprising in all a
large end Weir selected assortment of goods, selling
at the lowest possible prices.
The suscriber avails himself of the opportunity to
thank his patrons for their liberal patronage, for the
past eight years, and respcctiully asks a continuance
of like favors, and guarantees to his customers n
liberal system of trade, in which their interests as
well os his own shall, at all times,be consulted. All
persons ;Wanting good goods, at cheap prices, are in
sited (o’calf and examiqg. for themselves, Hia in
tention is not to bo undersold.
The highest market price paid at all times for
Butter, Grain, lumber, Shingles snd Ashes.
Knoxville, June 22,1854. VICTOR CASE,
jPamliy Grocery & Provision
STOKE.
THIE subscriber would inform his friends
and tho citizens of Tioga .county generally,
that he hpp just, received ,a largo and superior sup
ply of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
SUCH AS
Teas, Sugars by the barrel or otherwise,
Coffees, Molasses, Stemart’s Syrup, Rice,
Peppery Ginger, Saleratus, Allspice,
Indigo, Tobacco, , Soap, Mould and
SpermCapdles, Salt, by the barrel (
pr sack,:Mackerel bti the whole, '
,/J and i ■ barrel. Codfish by
the 100 or single pound,
Flour, -Cheese, Crack
ers, Butter «£■ 'Bggs,
together'with every other, article in’ the Grocery
line,l6wer 'thad ciin be gbt' at any oilier place in
toym, a»,jmia deterpnincfl (0 ,make quick sales at
,, ~ . ,? .
, pq would most respect
{tilly invito his friends and the public generally tq
give himattaUandexiinineibr thfemadlvesi ; t
?'£■ y-U'Wiyf M. -M/GONVERS.’ ‘
! WelbboroagH,'May 27,1853. ' - •- ■
ftariflige Wagon HlanufU(>
p-A nounce to his friends and Iheflflt^afL
f* lio.geßßfalty.tliat he
yhovd,business;on .Griftnolafreel, iinrnediatS/
takr*if J..K;-.Boweh < a»farß,;whew he:is pre--
idtOtoamßkotarh on jihortiiolioevi; \ <.f
Suilfletf
> v*,).- : u t mragpaa£ i„ n
pf any style pr dasoriWtoblo .sniMhe : purchaser.’
knd.qf ttovyery vbwil materials. Alii kind* of is-i
s reqaonajdq'
jy -.tlM' bat; manner And tnnst fiuh
iunohje.stylo,- -i ~ ;
WeUaboro,’ Jnly 13, >54. HENRY PETRIE.
T’SW
~, TCWrVCtfttws*'Mr i
falltekp: AT TBS . i
•SWP^
ffdtWW. . ; -'. ",
Oils, (alacgejartety,) |j
Ointments,’. ...,,. i
OpsdtHoe» . , ..,,, \ |
PunteoEaUklndp, .
, f | /■, Picr»i :
Bcpptr., ;• . . ■ '
Prussian, Blue, : ;
Pijla-of , various .kinds,
Quicksilver, -■
Quinine,
Red Chalk, .. ■. ~ ■
Bed Precipitate, %i
Bose Water,
Saffron; ■
Sal Soda,
Soap for the Toilet,
Starch, - .
Sponge,
Syripgee, a large yariety,
Toothache CoVdial,
Umber, ■.
Varnishes, various kind*,
Vermillion,
Vinegar,
Wafers in boxes.
ledicines.
German Bitters,
Hpave Powder,
Lyon’s Rat Pills,
Magnetic Ointment,
Plasters of all kinds,
Pulmonic Wafers,
Paifn Killer,
Radway’s Ready Relief,
Sarsaparilla Syrup,
Tetter Ointment,
Uterine Calhoiicon',
Vermifages, varioas binds
Worm Tea, Dr. Kcllog’s.
April 20,1854.
wßirtßmmvGi
<AiiheBiv(Mß/a*ter, J'+O. I
Sji;r;
Atom, .l».yv
IwWAsimi; >*4?. K-tf
sh
«•»•;
i
.« feMniJWnep.'; ~,i |
x ßtattWi»f/p*#}*rsa,, a.
Bay Water,
oßptt*,- w,’ -4 -
Briqvpow, . -.1: ; ,
Bruahsffipf«U,^dsi ;
Cwsphor,; •.
,Ca*tMe,So»p (
Cayenne feppen m „
Cement for ,oat then ware,
Cinnamon, |
Cloves, ;, .
Cobolt, !
Composition Powder,
Ceptjalio gnuflf fbr bead.-
•pheicatMrh.&c;, &c,
GeoawjTvUr, .
Cordial for children,
Dover’« : Powders, ; 1
Dye Wood* and. Dyeing
materialsof *ll kinds,
Epsom Salts,
Erosive Soapj for remov
ing; grease, fee., from
. , clothing,.
Essences of all kinds.
Green Skive- for horses,
Ginger Soot,.
Patent I
Ay re’s Cherry Pectoral,
Branfsßalsnih, '
„ • Extract,
Congbjdirturo,
Coif Liver Oil,
Or.Filch’s Medicines,
Dr. Jayne’s I ' “ I
Dr. Seder's “ 1 I
Dr. S wayne’a “
Dr. Davis’, Depnrativc,
Fahnestock’s Vermifuge,
Gargling Oil*_
Grapfebberg Medicines,
Gorman 010100001, [
DB( 68 AMD KIEDICI«E§!
INLA WRENGEVILLE, 'PA.
fPHE subscribers have constantly
-t on hand at their Drag Store, in Law- ’SfiraT
rencefille, a, large and well selected stock jHSB
of DRUGS, qc., oT every description '
used by Physicians in the cduntiy, and all,the
most popular PATENT MEDICINES of tbe day
which, we offer for sale at prices which cannot fail
dt’ suit those who may favor us with a call.
Arooog.onr Patent Medicines may be found the
following' :
Merchant's Gargling Oil; Jayne's Expectorant, Al
terative, Pills, Pills, Ac.; Moffat's Bitters and
Pills;, niche's silver pitted Abdominal Support
■ ers. Brocf*, Inhaling Tubes, and all themedicinet
prepared' by Aim for his private practice; Brant’s
Pslmdnary Balsam and Purifying Extracts :
Ayre’s Chsrrff Pectoral; Rogers’. Syrup of Tar
and Conehalqgue; Billow's Heave Bure; An
drea's’ .Palp Killing Agent; TrysTc's Magnetic
■ Oijilmeitt; Dr. Christie's Galvanic ,Relts, ifc.;
Houghton's Artificial. Pepsin; Blahs’* Aromatic
Billers igad ail lie most popular Pith and Ver
mifuges, Ce. 1 |
Also, a good assortment of
, SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS,
Biography,- Histdry,'Miscellaneous-Reading, &c.
Paints, Oils and Dye-Stuffs,
GLASS, wholesale amft retail, Gold and Silver
Leaf; Putty, Spts. Turpentine,' Campheno, Burning
Fluid, VarnisncH, &.C. i
TRA UGH fs ■ HURD.
Lawrenoeville, Fob. 3, 1854.
WEEESBOKO’ EOIUVjBBY
and Machine Shop.
THE subscriber having rented the interest
of Levi Chubbuck in the Wcllabdrongh Foun
dry, is new prepared to manufacture most kinds of
machinery—-'such as
Mill Cra.nks, Mill Gearing, Slides, Bal
ance-Wheels, Shafts, Pollies', <%•€., <Syc.
machinery of ail kinds repaired on abort notice,
by-experienced workmen, and on reasonable terms.
Ploughs.
Thejatlentiop of Farmers- \i particularly called to
our assdrtipent'pf Ploughs, which arc.unsurpassed
by any other . Foundry in the State. Our .Ploughs
consist pi part of; the celebrated
Chubbuck Plough, .No. 5,
do. do. do. 4.
Butcher ' do. .Blackley Plough.
Cora' do. ' Side. Bill do.
The Side Hill Plough is the only Plough, that will
lorn equal furrows on cither side, and plow on level
ground.
Stoves, Stoves.
- An extensive assortment bf'Stovcs will ho kept
constantly on,band, embracing the best kinds now
in use, a, description of which ho will give in a fur",
ther advertisement.
CALDRON KETTLES, Seven and Fire Pail
Kettles, Pots and Kettles for Stoves, on hand and
for sale cheap.
All orders thankfully received and promptly exe
cuted. Orders for which be may not have patterns
will be made by a skilful pattern maker.
Wellsboto 1 , July 32,1853. J. t>. WOOD.
Mew Cheap Millinery Goods,
I for Beady-Pay.
TH E subscriber would ,
respectfully inform the eili- '
.zpns. of Wellsborough andvicin- .
ity, ithat she ia just receiving a
mW -Sf FASHIONABLE
MILLINERY *OOOOB,
consisting ofBONNETS of every variety,LADlES
CAPS, CHILDRENS’ HATS, BONNET LI
NIN.GS, BLOWERS and'RIBBONS of every kind
and quitity, GLOVES, tMITTS, 'EMBROIDE
RIES,. Collars, dndersLeeves, Handker
chiefs. Silks, .Plain and Barfed Muslins, Laces,
Cotton and Linen Edging, and a variety of other,
things too numerous to mention. All of which
can be obtained cheaper than elsewhere .this aide
of New York city.
The subscriber is now ‘doing a Rtady.Pay bnsi
ness, and would invite her friends to call-and ox
amine'hergoods before making thoir purchases, as
she is confident they cannot suit themselves better
at dny other establishment,:'
Work, done onahort notice and in, tfan !most ap
proved style.' _ . ' ‘' r
Eke extendq-her,sincere, (banka to' her friends for,
(he very liberal patronage herelofqto extended to her,'
and-sqlicil«>»-cqqtinpanc6 of the some. -. , ,
D* Bhop one door front therosidepco of L. P.
Wilislon. MRS. M. STEVENS, i
. WelliEeroOgh, Apfil 27,1654. • ’ I " ’
■; ; - 4 Worth Seeing! :| _" . v
-fjiHß splendid assortment _ol .Goods ithai?
■L' tbe etdjjetibers ,are<now dyjy;, r«w\' , .ing:i»
realy.-jvqrthja.eaU to examine.. ,|fbay t bjprp,jgef
retarnedfrom Ncw York iviiH the,
went of Dry Godds, incla'dirtp Ladips' DreWGqodi,;
H '*’k ,, . )ever oflfered Jp’this' eeantryi andMl Afe
rftqpeyted ito cau and exkmims :tbem, iviielher they,
wish,(«f-.(iuy oT ; not, j’To enainerata arUcleawmild
bo-uaelesa to attempt. A personal
dpAf give one ad Idealof-wbalilhia : extensive estabr
liahmwfcwmtains. . , <: •>’
CnupN)T FORGET TBE ELACE! rj
‘ . Th't Neus Start of :■ i
Jaly 13,1854. JONES & ROB.
«j|l ahisSb min f ’itflblnlbir irtkto'lifWebi ftr
CHBAjhN^M^O'ANl^inniiffUftMlLt'
*ymbn* Jf* J !
■apiit, OiMm CaW, MtafMty j
1
:3£itActe<wiy«t i'ilratffe-: <xmi sßtmeqiii,
, lirtii»tf.tioiti:Work,)fy Wmfe SlaHdt. • [
TjPe^^y^iiSn^MiywUclßsflntiwiibM^wiUbe
job : !
':.V-v |
In coimebtiott with' tboaboye be.womd stale that
lid has JnM received from ‘ ttjo' beiil 'iactoriek in 'lhe
county i- large add wolb<elecWdiaaSOTUa6iUu)f -
; • < • CANB.ANO COMMON OfIAIRS, - : ;
I. RockerB -of tsarious ipalie :will
bo,?pld on idawnable terms., D-BTtTBJtOOK-
We|l|l>orp,oeb.Joly. 14,1854. ... ... ,
NSW ißMififiillMm
A GROWL would announce to thV titi-.
•' zene or ,thkt hdhie MaßofliaUd
.with him a partner,, and the boaiaesa will, be con
ducted under ,the firm of:A. Caown/fe Co. .-They
will continue at the old eland, in Wellabotropgh,
to manufacture to order and keep on hand,
Htiggyp & li»wilier
CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS, CUTTERS, Ac.,
'whichfhf style, durability and elegance of finish,
cannot bo' surpassed by any 'other similar establish,
ment in the country. , • ■
Workmen of celebrity atoengaged, and thobest
materials used expressly in all' the manufacturing
departments of this establishment.., Persons send
ing orders may rest assured of having them execn
edf to their entire satisfaction, and finished in every
particular the same os though they attended in per
son.
REPAIRING done as usual, with neatness and
despatch.
PAINTING of all kinds done on-(he shortest
notice, and most reasonable terms.
IT All, kinds of merchantable prodnc B (deliver,
ed) recived in exchange for work; at the market
prices. A. CROMfL & CO.
July 13, 1855.
FDIimXIIfiE WAftE BOOill
FOR TIOGA COUNTY,
THE subscriber, encouraged by the libera)
patronage ho has received for the last three
years, has enlarged his stock, and now offers a good
variety ol the most durable and elegant
Household Furniture
at the lowest prices.
He has upwards of twenty different kinds ofChairs
from the Common Windsor'Coltage, to the best Ma
hogany spring seat,and mahogany rockers; twelve
different styles of Bedsteads; three styles of Solas
and Tables, including
Mahogany and Marble top Centre Tables,
bureaus, Work Stands and Wash
Stands in great variety.
His stock is so large, and price so low, that it is an
object lor those wishing PURNITDRE in this
county, to visit his rooms.
He is also the agentof Messrs. BLISS & AMES,
of. Addison, for .the sale of their very superior.
WINDOW SfiSH, BLINDS AND DOORS,
which he sells'.at the same.prices, as. the; are, pur
chased at his Factory. E. D. WELLS.
\ Lawrenoeville, Sept. 7,1653.
Perpetual motion Discovered
at Last,
HPHE subscriber .haying been appointed
'A agent by S. W. Paine for the sate of the Rose
& Peck Improved Direct Action Water Wheels,
would say to the owners of Saw Mills in Tioga
county, that he is ready-to furnish -the above men
tioned Water Wheel at Wellsboto', at any timeaf
ter,this dafe, on the most reasonable terms..
These Wheels are warranted to do the best bu
siness With the least quantity of water of any
Wheel in use, (except an Overshot.)
The great advantages of these wheels over oil
others is the manner in which the water is applied
to the wheel, is such (bat there cannot be.auy waste
of water, the gales or sheets regulating the quantity.
The gale is so constructed that it shots almost per
fectly tight. Quantity of water required -under
eight feet bead, 130 square inches, under 20 feet
bead, 50 inches; all heads between these in pro
portion. All wheels warranted to perform accord
ing to recommendation, if they do not we take them
out and replace the. old- wheels. No Wheels pn
under less than eight fbot head. D. B. WILCOX.
VVallsfaorough, July 13,1854.
Custom Boot & Shoe Shop,
AT ,M. Sherwood’s old siand, where the
Sears* Boys continue to make, mend, and
measura to order ( at as low prices as tb© times will
admit. ”
All work warranted?—to wosr,.out in a year or no
not rip or com© to pieces dots wear out.
Hides Wonted.
CASH will he paid for,any quantity of hides *1
the highest market price. * ■
Ju1y.13,.1854. GEO. W, SEARS.
SASH A l ACIHRY.
NJVNY FORK, WOO A CO., PA
f |'Hß sulwcrli •*TB bavin” .jruirhasrd ,IKp
Sash Factory at ,Stony Fork, have now on hand*
and making all binds ofpqmire, and butoy.
Sashajidßliiids.
The auhsoribers.QaUen themselves that they can
make as good end endurable an article, and .aell it
as cheap as can'be obtained at any establishment
in Northern Ponnsylvanja or in Southern New .Yo>k.
O’ All orders in ,qiir (me of bumuesa, vvjij. he”
promptly attended to. • *. D. B. WILCOX. ;
Stony For k , June 6,‘ 1854.' - ‘ 1
■ €arpetingiB,&c.
T'HE aubscribora have just replenished their
1 ■*' etock jpf Carpeting, and now.'feei-'justified in
saying ihht tjiei'r Carpd t: .Wire, RoomTcxcela in
quantity, quality- Viriety, richness and Wanly-Hint
of" any Other ■ lit this cdhhlry, and ks to ‘ pricer lie
o* e Spnfidpnbfrißy;aro.M low. as shy establishment
tigs of-New .Yotk.cjly, ...
MUNOOW-.SHADES, ■
‘ tir . ■•' *<*, Vil ■
all htrtW-Vert-JoWeat pAsaiMe prlbes.nt the new
ciah’ktpfrdP'f J{Npy;3[.j - “ JONES * RQE.
| Jin iGHT-fiTallow.fc,Adamantine -.Gandies,-: Bfirn
ipg.Floid sndiLampOil,- at , )--V. CASE’S. - .
BBta HEAVY MESS PORK fnrttfcolveil
by [Mai., 30.]; ; ; JONES & '
‘-inn BUSHELS of-OORN,' for aale 6V
ww VICTOR CASE
Cholics,and. PftptngPaintyßrmta and
,'. .'Pffmepfi(t
~AH> . ALt .OTH?K 'jURDEIBp’ pispAaEa.
:,fee;aipihe win prove
, in bncondltidpalPain JhibTabm In ill mc«,
wheflrerErterneler Internal. dfencert ba* ryeei.
red 'the appropriate bine of ,l iDerrtS4o*Paia.*’ R
hae.-by.being keptpn htndhy, fkmiliea -who. know
its value, been the meafli of earing and of
ten lt(e v hy Us timely die in sudden,aUkcks, and, in
base of accident!. 'ln ill Tmfises and flesh wound*
'this embrocalion./hatcan
;be; found, i Xha>soraMM-4*<
—ei^ellipM,reduced—ripd pfofo»e| hly-flp’qf&pPiyi.
A single Jose will ease the most severe pains
ih'/Jie bowels, did a/fe w applications 1 ww Case the
severest-rheumatic sndnervoas pains.(' Dyspepsia
and ita trato- Of diseases lsrd;iten frpiPriU strong
hold. “Fever'and’Aghe,” in'iho'laignagoof a
' western ■ agent “can’t- stand before tdd’Xeddy and
-live.” .it iaed with; nearly wry disease in
. the .catalpgue. Ji Medical for Ike.MiUum'J
The remedy is composed of a large number of
.articles, alt entirely vegetable, eachkrebtedisl agent
in ItseUi yet' so united aa to forth a most powerful
combination, and. to' take away bne of these agents
wmtjd materially detract from its, merits. One,
and the most powerful, of these articles,is a root
procured for this medicine only (Vom the island of
Tauma'go, in the South'Pacific, called
TAYU, OR LIFE ROOT!
It is need by the natives in almost every disease,
and the secret oi its -virtues wee impa rtedlo the
proprietor by a native.
O* For certificates, Stc., eee- pamphlets to be hid
of Agent.
CAUTlON.—Purchasers of Death to Pain beware
how -you are deceived by the story that tbe Pain-
Kilting Agent, and Pain-Killer are the belter medi
cines. And if yon go .to boy Death-to-Pein, buy it,
and have no other. Mark the words, " Dealn.io.
pain,” printed on red glazed papef, with the signature
of P. LBDDY, and copyrighted by Wo. L.-Fo«e
& CoGeneral Agents, to whom all order? mutt
be addressed, at Itbica, N. Y. ,
W. D. BAILEY, S9IO Agent at Wellaboro’, Pi.
WellSboroagb, March 9,185d.'
DOCTOR YOURSELF!
The Pocket JBsrul.
OR. EVERY OWE HIS
THE Fiftieth , Edit;
with One Hundred
gratings, showing Reset
and Malformations of the 1
man System in every shi
andforra. .To which is adi
a Treaties on. tbs Disease
Femalds, being of the big)
importance to married poo)
or those contemplating mi
riage, ’
Bv Wm Young, M...
Let no father be ashamed to presenla copy of (he
JEscvlatws to bis child. It may save him from
an early grave. Let no young man or woman en
ter into the secret obligations of married life with
out reading the Pock*t jEsoDiapins. Let no one
Bulling ftom a haqhnied Cough, Pain ip -the side,
Xesßess nights, nervous' feelings,, and the whole
train of Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their
physician, he another moment without consulting
the jEscoi-»rirs. Have the married, or those about
to be married, any impediment, read, this truly use
ful book, as it has been the of saving thou
sands of onfortuate creatures from the very javi
of death. ’ ; 1
O'Any person sending Twenty-Five Centa cnclcr
sed in & letter, will receiye one copy of this work by
mail ot five copies will be sent for one Dollar.
Address, (post paid) DR JVM. .YOUNG,
No. 152 Spruce StSPhiladelphie,
March 16, 18S4-ly.
B,T B A.B K 8»
Self-Setting Mill Bogs.
undesigned having purchased the
, right of using the above Mill Dogs in Tiogt
county, would announce to the public generally
Ihalhoia ready to furnish them ataliort notice,to
any part of the.epunly, on the most reaspnable
terms, and warrant then) tq set correct from half dn
inch to two inches in thickness. They are the
cheapest and the most durable Dog in use. They
are very simple in construction, consequently rery
oeqjly kept in repair. They can boused for two
saws in a gate just as well as for one.
Terms, fothOO per sett for one-saw, (the mao own
ing the mill finding (he headblacks and boarding
the men white putting diem in) and 955.00 for two
saws.
N. B.—AU orders promptly attended to,
D. B. WILCOX.
1 Wsllsborouch, Dec. 5,1853.
I would say that ive have Used the above descri
bed MU) Dogs for about four and oor
sawyers like them much and think them prefers*
ble to any they hayo used. 8. E, ENSWORTH.
I have a set of the above described Dogs in my
mill, which I purchased after a years trial, and
can recommend them to do their work well.
Wellsboro’, Jan. 5 f *54-ly. J. I. JACKSON.
JKIiVC PAINTS.
One third cheaper than White Lead , and
free from all poisonous qualities.
'THE NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY
L having greatly enlarged'their'works, and lip*
proved the quality of their products, are prepared lo
execute orders for their
Superior Paints,
Dry, and ground in Oil, in assorted package* of from
25 to 500 pounds; also, Dry, in barrels, of 200 lbs.
each.
Their, White Zinc , which is sold dry or ground
into, iswarruntcd PURE and unsurpassed for body
and uniform whiteness.
A method of preparation has recently been disco
veted, which enables tbeCoinpany to.warrant their
paiiits to keep Ireshand soft in thu kegs for any rcb'
aonable tinte. .In tWa respect their.; paints,will be
superior to any other’in the market.
Their Brovin Zinc Pqiril, whiohia sold ata loir
(Price, and can only be maddfromthe 2Hno pres from
‘New Jersey, is imw wull known fur its ptoteciinr
'qualities when applied to iron or Ollier rootslliocur*
■ faces. ‘
Their Stone CoiotPaint po&csses all the proper
ties of the Brown, and ip of an agredable cole for
1 painting Cottages, Depots,iOut-huildinga, Bridgca,
4tc. Dealers ’ sppplied cn. libeieil trrms by Uieir
A B enU > m i .raENgH^JRICIU>DS.
’’OfilefOle Pant Dealer! ajid Importer!,
N. W. 'cor. of lOthJo Market
April-6th jggd.r r • r
G AMBIA' Supply of dood ShafrGutis. Pos'd
3 Ldad'shd Sho{,for; Mo tif J V."C/tBE.
RBAbY-hIADE CTOtHTNG. : --'X large assort
ment for sale Jby ■ J. R;'BOVVfiN.
IPBWV
j A bARKEtS PORK, for ule hy the bw
p, CONVERT
DR IED APPLES, riERBIB 3
fab solo by [Juno 23-1 V. CASE-