Lawrenceviite.aii<Llj«w|enpo 9'B‘pcV*, W ed '
Dssdaj, N0v.23, lo’flqckJ/M.- :
At the school house m Tioga, Thursday,
Nov. 23, 2 o’clock P. M. '
Al the school -house near Mr. Hollidays,
jliddlebuor District, Friday, Nov. 24, 1
o’c!ock P., Mk, ,;: • - ,
At tho ichool house in Roseville, Rutland
Distrip4, on‘Monday, Nov. 27,3 ocl k'P. M.
At the school, hoine in Daggett .hollow,
Jackson District, Tuesday, Nov. 28,8 o’cl’k
PM • ’
At the school, houses in 1 Mansfield, Rich
mond District, Wednesday, Nov. 29,2 o’ol’k
P. M. „ , ,
Circulars - will bo sent to each Board of
Directors,' notifying them of the appointment
with them.
Will the Teachers from ail parts of t(ie
county, who intend to. teach in this county
Uie coming winter, take particular pains to
meet the Superintendent in some of these ap
pointments through as the law is
very definite, that, no Teacher shall be em
ployed in any common school in this State
wh» has not a cerlifioate/rom the County
Sooerintendenti Private examinations at the
house of the Superintendent, or anywhere,
are hardly, legal..
The Superintendent will carry with him a
supply of blanks for reports of Teachers, of
which the Directors can avail themselves if
they choose.
Ha deems it proper, also, to slate that by a
recent decision of the department of schools,
each Board of Directors have a right to fur
nish themselves with a copy of the Common
School Journal, paying one dollar for the
same out of the funds of the District. As
iheir services are entirely gratuitous, it is right
ihev should have this means of informing
themselves respecting this whole subject, also
gratuitously. The Superintendent will be
pleased to order this Journal to the officers
o f alt such Boards of Directors as furnish
mm with the means, or they can order the
same by sending one dollar to Hon. Thos. H,
Burrows, Lancaster, Pa.
The department has also recommended
that me Directors pav all postage from the
treasury of the district (or their official com
munications both to and from the County
Superintendent. Will the Directors please
notice this, as hereafter alt communications
wit go to them unpaid, and all received
(rom them .unpaid, will be charged to the
District whence they come.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
ON FARMS,
For best cultiva’d farm, B. C. Wickham,66 00
2c dr dr do Ira Buckley, '6 00
For best farming utensils, Ira Buckley, 5 00
FIELD CHOP*.
For best average wheat, 12 and 27 bush
els per acre, Ira Bucktev, 3 00
2d best, 10 and 22 bushels ner acre,
Richard Videan, Sr. 2 00
For bast half acre of potatoes, 85 bush
els per half acre Beni, Van Deusen, 2 00
noßses.
Best stallion, four years old and over,
Smith Stevens 3 00
3d best do, M. D. Bozzard, 2 00
3d do, P. C. Hoag, dipioma
For best stud coil, two years old, H. VV.
CaulkiD. 2 00
For best brood mare and colt, M. S.
Baldwin, 5 00
3J ao, Lewis E. Cook, 1 00
3a do, H. W. Caulking, dinlonm
Fo- best sucking colt, H. W, Caulk
-2 00
1 00
>"S
2d ao, M, S, Baldwn
3a do, Lewis E. Cook, diploma
tor besi yearling colt, H. W. Caulk
ing. 2 00
2c do, E. J. Stevens, 1 00
3d do, Homer Elliott, diploma
tor best ihree year old gelding. Thom
as i. Berry,
2c best, John Prutzman,
3a do, Alexander Haloing, diploma
lor best 3 year old mare, D. C. Ed-
waros
2d bests Abram Prutzman
3d do, Joseph Akin, diploma
For beat two year old gelding, T. E. Ar
nold, diploma ano 1 00
2d best, Homer Elliott. 1 00
3a 00, John V. Swan, diploma
For best two year old mare, Horace
Roff, diploma ano 1 00
2d best, Alexander Hamms. 1 00
i'or best matched horses, Joseph Fish, I 00
2d best, John Dickinson, 2 00
3d do, John C. luencn, 1 00
nor»'
.or dost single librae, T. J. Berry, 2 00
For best single mare, Vine D, Pin, 200
2d best, H. G. Harrower, 2 00
CATTti.
Tor best Durham Bulls two-years old
and over, Ira Buckley, 3 60
For best nalive.Bull do, R. B. Bailey. 3 00
lor best Durham cow, Julius Clark, 200
2d best, Ira Buckley, 1 00
3q do, B, C. Wickham, * Dip.
For best do, three years old, I. Buckley, 1 00
2d best do, Ira buckley, 1 00
For gestheifer do, two years old, I Blick
tl 00
do do, C. F. Miller, Dip.
For best Durham yearling heifer, J.
Ann.,
2d best native do, A. E. Niles,
For best pair matched calves, Ira Buck
tey
Dip. & 1 00
for best yearling steers, B. C. Wick
"am. Dip. & 1 00
For best Devonshire yearling bull, J. P.
Wilcox, Dip. & l 00
2d best, Charles Blanchard, Dip.
For best Durham bull calf, Ira Buck- *
le y, Dip. & 1 00
2d best, B. C. Wickham, , 1,00
3d do, Thomas Mitchell, Dip.
For best native do, H. W. Caulk
r ln g. Dip. & 1 00
for best fat oxen, Wfn. E. Crane, 300
2d do; Lewjs E, Cook, g ,00'
p, sheef., ! ’
rw.bpst merino sheep, 2 pair, E. T.
2, do
for best Leicester, one pair, Ira Buck
,oy. , 2,00
For best boar, no competitor, T. Li Sold- :
win, Dio
For good sow and pi gB| no competitor/ H
F L. Baldwin, Dip.
for best sow; J; 1 W. Gurnsey, 1 Off
~A1..Rha^,,....,, IWII .
t ; : r \ vjtuj i -
For pair Shanghai fowls;®* Walker,cyDip;
Off
•2dpeat* J. Sutton, ~,i ~,.I.i!,Dtpi
For best pair Bantams, J. Sntlob, «l A 5. Iv.OO
For best pair Pheasants; Jx-SattCa,'-' •• ii O 0
For beat pair PolhndSi'Jl Smiotf, 1 06
For best pair
‘ DOMESTIC 7T '
For specimen of quijtingyouili four year* 11
old, Mary WHitndJrjciJl'i’i a.t'ilja«)|B», t
For one pair Walker .“Dip.
For best rag carpel, H.‘ WrCa'ulkiocs..l,-.00
2d best, Wm. Garret \r„sL
For best quilt, C. Osmup,. = „ : ~r D ip;.
For best coverlid, C. Osmuri, . • ■,-f.’-aP ipJ
For cradle tpiilt, Miss.rE; C. Goodrich I ,’ Dip, 1
For wool carpet,.Mite. Rachel Pulsman, Dip.
For wool and* linen carpet. Miss. Julia 7
Elliott, v-v,-.., pip.
MECBA PaCAt; • ” |
For best two horse huggyjjHenry Per-, '
trie, , 1 ■" I 00
For best lumber w»goh r Sj, ,M., w-.
Qeer, , ‘ \ „ Dio. 4s 100
For best specimen ; or cabinet', wfirei'K 1
Fuller, ' " v 1 ’Dijr/A I /flO
For best specimen • of lailoripg, D. Os-'
mun, /.'• , Djp.&li)D
For best (wo horse harness John Alexan
der, Dip. & 1 00
For Best single harness Hdrace ’ l f
Peck, • Dip. &1 00
For best specimen of marble engrving, ■ '
C. H. Fitch, Dip. & 1 00
For best churn patent applied for, A.
Sanderson, Dip. & 1 00
For best saw and arbor, L. Ta.
bor,
FRUITS AND BOOTS.
For best peck Irish potatoes, Thadeus
Mitchell,. Dip, & 1 00
For best six heads cabbage, J. S. Bush, Dip.
For best six blood beets, Vine De Pui, Dip.
For best six while beets, J. S. Bush, Dip.
For best six celery, blanched, L. Bry- •
den, Dip.
For best peck tomatoes, L. Bryden, Dip.
For best six turnips, F. Russell, Dip.
For best three bunches Isabella, grapes, B,
C. Wickham, Dip.
For best three bunches Madeira grapes,
Miss. Julia Elliott, Dip.
For best variety native grapes. Miss. Ju
lia Elliott, i 00
For best twelve autumn apples, John F.
Donaldson, l 00
2d best twelve do, J. Durye, Dip.
For best twelve winter do E. T. Bent
ley, 1 00
2d do, B. C. Wickham, Dip.
For best variety of apples, three of each
kind, E. T. Bently, Dip. & 1 00
For second best do do, Ira
Buckley, Dip.
For best six Preston peaches, R. J. Gum-
sey, 1 00
For best two dozen plums, Mrs. T. L.
Baldwin, 1 00
For best twelve quinces, Miss Rachel
Prulzman, 1 00
For best two watermelons, J. Sutton, Dip.
For lot pumpkins, very fine, B. J. Guern.
sey, Dip.
PLOWING MATCH.
First premium, $ acre 41 minutes, Sitp.
Prulsman, £ 00
2d premium, i acre 40 minutes, Isaac
Aspenwall, 3 00
bdtteb, cheese and uonev
For pot of butler, Mrs. Vine De Pui Dip.
For rolls do, Mrs. B. C. Wickham, Dip.
For kettle do, M. B. Metcalf, 1 00
For firkin do R. Toles, 1 00
For best cheese, A. E. Niles, I 00
2d best. Miss Julia Elliott, * Dip.
For best specimen of honey, Davis’ pat
ent hive, C. W. Bailey, I 00
2d best do, Stodard’s hive, N.
Whitney, Dip.
ladies’ discretion abv committee.
2 00
X 00
Best bed quilt, Mrs. S. B. Hathaway 100
2d best do, Miss Mai'y E. Pur-
2 00
1 00
ple
Best specimen worsted embroidery, Mrs.
C. Robinson -
Best specimen tapestry, M rs. C. Robin-
son 1 00
2d best do do, Miss Ellen A.
Goodrich Dip.
Best do muslin do Miss X>. N. Long-
man 1 00
2d best dq do, MrsMicajah
Laßar Dip.
3d do do, as good as above,
Miss Ellen M.Tuttle , Dip.
Best made knit slippers, Mrs T. L. Bald-
win Djp.
Best taste, Miss Ellen M. Tuttle ' Dip.
Best ottomans, Mrs. Henry Sherwood 1 00
Best piercing, Mrs. George McLeod Dip.
Best Sewing, Miss Ellen Tuttle Dip.
Best dress hat, Miss Julia Knapp Dip.
Bes preserves, pickles and Ketchup, Mrs.
J. W. Gurnsey, 1 Dip.
Best two knTl two net and two crochet
tidys, Mrs'F. E. Smith Dip.
Best worsted lamp matt, Mrs. C. Robin-
son l 00
Best paper lamp matt, Mrs. F. E.
Smith Dip.
Best plain sewing, Mrs, J. S. Bush Dip;
Best book mark. Miss Anna Guernsey - Dipt"
A good many other articles were offered
under this pldss, but the-persons .not being
members of this society were not entitled to
premiums. ! /
1 00
Dip.
GSOTlE»i»’s DISCBETZOMAHY
Four bird cages, two birds in each, Mr*. '
L. Bigelow, working birds ! Dip.
Horse net, Mrs. F, E. Smith, 1 00
Two silk chair bottoms, diamond squares,
Mrs. F, E. Smith, 00
Single squash weighing 65} pounds,
Mrs. Isaac Tucker, ’ 100
Specimen of drawing, Miss Dpwrey, pip-
Dp, Jameq W.,]norriB, ' .. \ ;,pip.
Specimen of oil painting,.Rob,'' 1 ■
inson,. , n v.im.-a U.SB»
Do leather (Varne, J, P. RobfOWPi Dip.
Dp leather bos,; Miss N. Aj Bipj:
Inlroditaiog a he\r variety of-jiprinV c
Whitney east.-, .Gliiidiesi a>t
ton,i''' : ■' ;• .’.-•■iia I’.-;.-. t»'.:rt -8-‘Off
Mpdelof ; Stpda*dfapatentbeehrs.ei Wmn o»
i Rose ihd' beehive and ■ fibnejtj 1
Davis’, htypi P- W. Bailey .n ; :r; nru
Beeqitadjbpetyyq pndsboney, N. Whitney'.
. iTHmiio© Av:<DOtTM ya aarff iam®.
r-ir „ !
feJSfeiwkelWh jUU-b? Bov, Wm
:? • n-Ufo.iJ-vt ,»r , -. /
.^l'nit. by toba ' Jatfissj
siaky
"Er?lCft6Ei'A^ . ,i-sto' ;>. j
ocu 24th > b y r«v.B^;;mi
NICHOLSON offfpraelbi
ville, N. Y n ani JANCT;
ofTiog *~
lirge^'M-j
•drlmenJl jUjju'wju ever teimrJUji; Uw.cbj&try!
can be foapfotUftpy. 1.8.il j
'‘SHAWLS !—Now/.i^yburi
»lgQi- —Jwp«*st H-ii
JONES
A FEW tolea-of No.rL.Whole Robes, just
i )-.1 i'i JONES [& -ROE," >
WelUboropgbjiNoT. lt 18g4. | ;
T> LACK. SILK, .Black And.Whiia 8aa...,
-*-* Kossuth, EriiWiNdilung, KtwAviSontething.and
all other kinds offiaitsjhat received hy'jo.T in. i
Wcllsboro 1 , Nov, I. IBS4. .JONES fc ROE. ! i
Dissolution;
TVTOTICE is ipreby given, that the partner.
.ri-Jahip-hdretofoTO existing between,ANDlE FO
LEY aud W. D.BAILEY; has tldaday beendls
solved by mulual.conserit.. All, petaqnsiindebted to
Foley &B»iley, or to Foley & Richards, ate ifeqnca.
ted to make immediate payment ibsAndie Foley,
and all persons haying claims are requested to pro.
sent them for settlement* ANDIES FOLEY. • >
Nov, 1.185A.r W. D. BAILEY,
NEW & CHEAP GOODS.
Dip. & 1 00
JONES & ROE
Have just received their full stock of
FALL & WINTER QOOHS,
which includes a splendid gssortinent of
. DR Y.GOODS,.
/CONSISTING in .part of a ‘splendid ds
sdrtmcnt of RichFtcnch Mcrinocs'of all colors
at very' low priOes;' alko, Paramataspf all, colors,
All-Wool and Cheap Delaines, Black' Silks if much
lower than former prices,- Mctrimac. and Cpchcco
Prints, 1 Long and Square Woolen , Shawls' at very
low prices. Brown Factory, Bleach Muslins, Red
and White Flannel, Cotton flannel, Stripe Shirting,
Blue Deneins, Bed Ticking, Broad Cloths, Casi
meres,'Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Sheep’s Grey
CSotb,Cotton Batting, Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn,
and also many other articles in the above line that
we have not time nor room to enumerate in a'fiirtglti
advertisement.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Muscovado, Coffee Crushed, Powdered end Crush
ed Sugars, Slewart’a Sytupi and Molasses, Old Java,
Rio and Csguara Coffee, Young Dyson and Black
Tea, Feeppr, Ginamon,, Allspice, .Starch, Ginger,
Rice,' Bar Soap, Caudles,. Indigo, Saltpeter, Alum,
Saleratua. dec. Pork, Flout, Flab, Salt, Butter,
Cheese, Tobacco, Lamp Oil, &0., &c.
Hats and Caps.
Black and Light Colored Beaver Hats, Know
Nothing, Know Something and Kossuth Hals, Bl’k
Silk Hats, Silk, Plush and Cloth Caps. Boys Hats
and Caps of every description,
Boots and Shoes.
Mens’ Calf, Kip and Heavy Sloga Boots; also'.
Rubbers, Boys’ and Youths’ Boots, Childrens’
Shoes of every description, Ladies' Shoes, Boots and
Gaiters, a large assortment at very low prices.
Wooden Ware. _ _ _
Pails, Brooms, Tubs, Brushes, Butler.' Ladfcs and
Prints, Axehclvcs, Washboards, Sugar Boxes, Mea
sures, &C., &c.
Mails, Mill Saws, X Saws and Hand Saws, Mill
Files, Scoopes, Shovels, Manure' Forks, Chains,
Steelyards, Pocket Knives, Table Gallery, Door
Locks, Latches, Bod Locks,.Bulls and Screws,
Horse Cards and Brushes, Axes from the best man
ufhclnrers, always on hand.
Crockery,
by the sett or piece to suit the wants of purchasers.
GLASS WARE, also -WINDOW GLASS, at
manufactures prices. EASTERN CLOCKS, war
ranted to keep good lime.
Ready-Made Clothing;.
Black, Brown, Dfah and Blue' Overcoats, (Vom a
low price up, Sack, Frock and Dress Coats of every
description, Fancy and' Black Casimere Pants, Bl’k
Satin, Casimere and Velvet Vests, also, Cheap Vests
of every style and quality, Shirts and Collars, Wool
cn Wrappers and Drawers, Buckskin-and Woolen
Gloves and Mittens, Fancy and Black Silk Cravats,
Self-adjusting Stocks, Silk and Lineh Pocket Hand
kerchiefs, Woolen Socks, Suspenders, Umbrellas,
and in fact nearly everything that man, woman or
child may want can be found at this establishment.
I 00
1 00
The subscribers would return their sincere thanks
to the inhabitants of this Borough and surrounding
country, for the very liberal patronage that has been
bestowed on them since they commenced business
in this place, and wish, by keeping a (urge assort
ment of Goods to select from, and selling at small
profits, to merit a continuance of the same.
Wellsboro', Sov 1,1854; JONES St ROE.
FANNING
ATTENTION, FARMER.SI
rfiHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully in-
A. - form the Farmers of Tioga County, that they
are 5 npw .Manufacturing- -FINCH’S', IMPROVED,
PREMIUM FANNING MILLS. tbUermles’soulh
of the'Jersey Shore road; and
feel warranted in saying that said Mill is the best
ever introduced into Tioga County. both us respects
cleanibg fast and well, and thesavingi bf Grass Seed.
. 'Farmers ate respectfully invited to'cail and exam
ine'' for themselves before porebaaing elsewhere.
O’ All kinds of Produce taken in payment. Old
Mills repaired on short notice,
ANGUS GRIFFIN & SONS.
Delmar, Oct. 12,1854-tf.
Wellshoro’ & Tioga Plank
Road Company.
The annual ;Meeting of the
Stockholders pf lhe Company - will, bo held on
Monday the 6th of November next, at 1 o'clock F.
At, at the Court Mouse in;Wellsboro’, when anelco
lionwill bo held for President, two Directors add
Treasurer of said Company. GEQ.-M.'LEOD, 'T
Oct. 19,1854-3*.. - .. See'y.-
"M'OTICE is“hereby given, iheMhe co-parl-.
■Lv nerabip ; heretofore existing under the'name of
HASTINGS &. McNITT, is this day dissolved.
■ H. S. '
WM-MoNITT,
ID* All persons indebted to the above firm will
please make immediate settlement with Wm. Me.
Nitu ■ / ; • ; , ;•
Delmar, Oct. 16, 1854-3 w.
Landholders TakelVotice.
rpHE -MORRIS OLAlMS;(latp :Rdß-j
trerL-Morns* Fitmocier df~t|io Wer of
W'SOED-'OUT.- 2 Occupants
unl'-othOnixAti liave Cdti&ralatorjv Qoiil dims 3 ’
tsFiW aJifKbitltolo '.‘ V, -
dOH^ 1 ' MOSS, Able' Granin" NcfSO WaHdt St; u
EDW 5 . WaßN,'Em? N6.‘ 2 Ypi* Wilding,W
is., l j yttbfneysatLaw.'Pbilkdeiphia.Pa.',■
OdLMMWin&r 1 i 5 ";;
pLQPKSywfA targe quinary MVLQOKS
jd« received at FOLEY & RICH Alt DS', and
aale.tdtetp-.' - 18541 f.
Hardware.
Viasolutioo.
-'SSMIiPfI s»p? 'll
rid w rietfiod
fiSl®fCTStew
line of codlptajKia lneiddbL l io^riik^/froin n t& o rd.
suit of twenty Ware’ pAcfici'eitdiiijvely
dcxotiS to the cqrO pf v of a or jin.
T<vwbijt -,i» added-,reo«pls Af tie. curp*of,tlie
abbife fliseuet, ahd l £ treatise (Sithe citnilcsj'sjimp
susst m«.
Penn Medical CoUege, Philadelphia —“Dß. BUN.
C XER’S MEDICAL; MANUAL.*, H-. Tho wither 1 dr
Ibis work, unlike tile majority of those who adrar.
Use to enfe tho diaeafepof >vbic)r it tioata iqq.gra(h
note of jlip,United Slates'.
It to rc)»m^cj;d,tjiqi.tl>,V lo %n
-fortunst^,'j>rt yipUm; ofin»lprjc(iqe, qs-pispc.
cessful and experienced pracutianpr, injvltofe.hijipor
W>d
From'A V/aoiviafi; Sf! Penn University,
Philadelpttuf. —ft give? tth' p torture'thadd my teali.
many to the profodaioiial Sbjlilylof tholsblb6«dfUi>
Medial*'Manual: ...Numerous oil
die GonitaJOrg»M,Bumaof tbem.qflpng standings
have Qomftmnder my notiqe,. in, which bis skill; has)
been ropnifoal, in realuring to perfect , health in some
cases, where the patient jus bijou considered, beyond,
medical aid In the treatment of Seminal .week
ness, or disarrangement of the functions produced
by self-abllad or fciqessivo Vcficry, I do not know his
superior in tire .profession. I have been acquainted
with the author pome thirty yisr»{ and deem it, np
more than justide to him as wollaa kindness to the
unfortunate victim ofearly iud/acrotion, to recoin,
mend him os one in whoso professional skill and in
tegrity they may safely confide themselves,. - >
'AtTOED Woodward. M. D.
“ Tliis is, williaat exception, tip: most cqmpteben.
sivo and intelligible Work'puhllrfiM on the' classes of
diseases of .n(iich.il treats. Avoiding all technical
terms, it addresses Itstlf to the reason of its readers.
It Is free from all objectionable matter, and -no psi.
ent, however fastidious, can object, to ■ placing it itr
the bands of his sons. The anthor has devoted ma
ny years to the treatment Of. the various complaints
treated of, and with (oo liltlo breatb io. puff and too
little presumption lo' impose, he Ha's' offered to the
wofld at the merely nominal price •of 85 cents, thq_ /
fruit of some twenty years’ most successful practice.
—Herald. ■
“ No teacher or patent shouldfbo knowledo Impar
ted in this valuable work. It would save yearn of
pain and mortification and sorrow to tho youlh oh
der their charge.”—Peoples’,Adeofate,
A Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, writing of
“Hooter's Medical Manual” says “ThoUsknos
upon thousands of our yonth, by evil example and,
influence of the passions, have been led into the
habit of self-pollution without realizing the sin and
feaffal consequences upon IhcmselVes'arid posterity.
The constitutions, of thousands, who-aro.rateing fam
ilies have been enfeebled, if ,not broken down, and
they do oat know the cause or cure. Anything
‘that can bo done sp to enlighten and influence the
public mind as to check, and ultimately to remove
this 1 wide spread source of human wretchedness,
would confer the greatest blessing next to tho rclig-'
ion of Jesus Christ, ou the present and coming-gen
eration. Intemperance (or the nse of intoxicating
drinks) though it-bas slain thousands upon thou
sands, is not a greater scourge to the human race.
Accept my thanks on behalf of the afflicted,and be
lieve mo your co-worker in the good work yea are
so actively engaged in.”
1 ~!J)jie copy (securely enveloped) will be forwarded,
fVeo, of postage, to any part of the United flakes for
25 cents, or six copies for one dollar. Address, (post
paid) ‘ CQSDEN & CO., Publishers, pr Box 196,
Philadelphia. . -
O* Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents
supplied on (ho roost liberal terms., .
October 12, 1854-Iy. ,
Leather!. Leather!
T. F. RIBEROLLB, takes this method
** * to inform Shoemakers, HarnessmakOrs and
the public generally, that he keeps on hand constant
ly, at his Tannery in Wellsborongb,
SOLE, UPPER, and HARNESS LEATHER,
which he will sell to both old and new customers on
as reasonable terms as ever.
O’The highest Cash prices paid for HIDES and
SHEEP PELTS.
Wcllsbnrough, Oct. 5, 1854-m2.
Thirty Years
TN THE U. S. SENATE.—AII those who
wish to know the doings of thoU. 8. Senate for
thirty years, will do well to call at FOLEY &
BAILEY’S Booh and Jewelry Store, artd procure
•* Benton's Thirty Years' in the U. S; Senate,” at- the
Agents price. Call sobn, as they are going fhst.
Wcllsborough, Aug. 34; 1854. ■
School Rooks.
. A LL (he. School Books that have been
-CA- adopted for nso in the Wellsboro’ Academy,
.and ail the School Districts of Tioga county, can bo
liad at FOLEY & BAHAUVS, at the publishers
prices. A supply always Si hand. . Aug. 34.
BOOKS & JEWELRY.
JUST received at .the Book 6i Jewelry
Store of FOLEY &. BAILEY, a very largo
stock of. Law, Miscellaneous and School Books e.ver
before brought into Tioga County ii .Also. a. large
assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Stationery, &.C., ct
cel., to sell at the laioest talk. prices. -
Wellsßorough, August 17,1854-tf. ■ . u \
■IMPORTANT TO LAWYERS ,& JU$.
-L TICES OF THE PEACE. Supplement to
Pardon’s Digest. ' A Digest of the Laws of Penn,
syivania' from the 29th day of May, 1853, to the
18th day of Moy, 1854, with the older laws not in
eluded in the last edition of the Digest—By F. C.
Driuutlt, Esq. For sale by
FOLEY So BAILEY.
Blake’s Patent Ohio
TMRE PROOF PAINT.— 2O barrels of the
I genuine article, just received and for sale at
much (ess Utah former price's, at
July 13,1854. . • JONES & DOES.’
Gloves and Hosiery*
A FULL stock of Gents and Ladies Kid,
Silk and Lisle Thread Gjoycs; also, a full as.
sortroent of Hosiery, just received by.
Oct. 27.1853. JONES & ROE.
NEW STYLE MjANTILLAS—just re
ceived a Splendid''assortment,, front a low
price up, of entirely new style, .Cull apd. see them
at Iho New Store of ~. "'JONES'*- U 6%
MoKENZIE'S 5000 Receipts, Ladies -Medicv
Pocket Companion, Gentlemen's McJict'
Pocket Companion. ■ Far sale by • /:
a . FOLEY &, BAILEY.
ANEW niid'interesting Novel—“ Florja.
Lyndsay," or Passages' iiran eventful Life—
ByMrs.MoodiA Foreiloby,, t , 'i- .. sv.
. F9LEY & BAILEY.
KNOW-NOTHING/oi Knnw-Sowithiflg,
know epough to go to BOWENIS EMPIRE
STORE and huy a Wide-avake iffrt-toi. any other,
kind.of aHat. that you are s mind lpi select from
hisJajge: stock.,.. . --n ‘ .ti BwMB.iW9*«ii
' tAf IDE-A W ARE ; 'received
. v,J')t aihfmEmpirSStolSst&gajrtockiofiWide;
•Awake, Hungarian,Call and
■ SepU2,;ias4. ; . !
GtNQHA'MS.l^O^ietei
y»r(l, Cut.
f&idffl#., tJnnc IIISM-p: ‘J(Wp-&;ftOß.‘
—-r . T- - . .-4.
' J BARRELS ipORK, if
Ol A BARRELS POttK, for safe by tW.botre
/^X.Tcqr.pDad, atr ;j, ,■■
car «&
fJIHE opening theirj
niinod/potto.bdtoridmfcH W.^S9r^noighhm%iohr.
io w * i
Will Dreksdixiib
tontiiArog*o Iftfli;
B*regt%“Btfe£U Delkiii'i. ktttukf6l DOmtl»,\
-Lduynt.’paiif'mi j
' MglM, 'Stbteh irtd-'' , i
'■ • i ' t ß<^lit^i'Prikis , df vwvo j
i mrs MtfjMi tmajk aid j
<J'«A Kiri! in ill tj ,
c' Also, (bit men-'h Wo«rirtiSy!hq-fourid Broad Cloths,;
Cassimcrcs, Tweed?;, i Kentucky - Joans, aUk, ; sajjp j
and summer Vestings., „ i :'|
. Also, "Sheetings, Shirtings, bleached and brown,;
Tickings, Gijdda°<hr-''bdyi’ d/ear, Gotton ‘
Yarh',CarpctDWifrpl Colton' BatlOh, with a wariety
nfotlibrittiele* loomumoroHi tomentien. ...u-.n n- I
Orocericw and Frorisionii.
'"A fullotook; will bo.,Jtepl. qq .hani)., Those, jn
W.aqt
best Syrup, bpiceS. Pepiier,.Ginger, Salcratus, rlOur,
Fish; Salt Tipicco,’ or any other hrlicle In iflii find,
Will do-wdll to Oalf dh us bofbrc, ptil-ohaslnjg else,
where.;; r.i ,■ i iva-i ,>L-U(.;i v- ■ 1
Wardava»J,.-....... .
largf opd complete on qpsprtment o« c/in be rputid
in 'Among which Is jCillefy ofulfkihda,
Carpenters' 'Tool*; Chains;' Hoo*;. 'ShoTela, ;FdrliS,
Butts and Screws-,-Door Hangings, Bills, Sc®, dim
CROCKERY, G LASS <& S'i’ONE- W A RE,
■ Hoots and Hats and,Caps,
Steel, rlrojif Nailsi Paintf and Oi(e,.G(au
and Putly, Ready-Made Ciothing i .sc, )
v Thgnkfuli'.fov.ithp libersl patronage of tbe past
season, tire undersigned feel' a ‘pleasure in' inviting
the public loan examination, of our .Spring slock,
believing that gib'd Goods arnf low prices will in
sure a speedy sale for ready pay. . -
B, B. SMITH' 4c .SON.
Wellsborough, May 25,1854.
OAKirVCT MAKING.
B- T. VANHORN would inform -lhe citi.
t tens of Wellsborough and; vicinity, that iie
hqs purchased the interest of bis partner,, John-&
Bliss, In Ul9 above business, and will continue at
tbe‘old standvtwb doors cast of Joncs’Store, to keep
on h&ndfrnd make to order ftll kinds of Cabinet
Furniture—such aa
Sofhs, Divans,-Ottomans,
jCard , Centre, Dining $ Breakfast Tables,
Dress Stands,-Dress and Common Bureaus, -
MAHOGONY &. COMMON WASH STANDS,
Cottage and Common Bedsteads,
of every-description, together with all articles usu :
ally made, in his line of business.
From [his knowledge of- tho ■ business ho flat
ters . himself, with - the belief that those wishing
to purchase, would do well to call and examine
his work before sending elsewhere for an'inferior
article. ,-
COFFINS, of every variety, made to order, at
short notice,'and reasonable Charges.
.. TURNING done-in a neat manner, at short no
tice. ’ ' i .
TT| Chairs! Chairsl
In addition to the above; the snbseri
'SfiHEObcr would inform the public that ho has
r gt! -B just received a large and handsome assort
ment of
CANE AND COMMON CHAIRS,
Boston and Common Rocking Chairs, dye,,
which lie will sell as cheap, if not cheaper, limn
they eah bo purchased _ anywhere else in Tioga
county. Call and sec them ! June 3,1852.
CONVBSI’ ‘
Emporium of Fashion.
CHEAP CLOTHING,' &c.
M M. CONFERS has just received from
* New York, the largest and most carcfiiHy
selected assortment of •
CLOTHS, VESTING, CASSIMERS,
SATINETTS, T’RIMMINGS, &c„ •
ever brought into this country, which he will sell
for &EAOT pay cheaper than any other establishment
His stock comprises a general assortment 0
every variety of Clothing, from a low price up/
SUMMER COATS —for Men and Boys—a large
assortmeht.
DRESS, FROCK AND SACK COATS—of ova
ry description, sixe and color.
PANTS —every stylo and quality.
VESTS —of every stylo, color and description.
SHIRTS, Under-Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Over.
Alls Over-SUirls, Suspenders,. Gloves, Umbrellas,
Neck and Pocket Handkerchiefs, together with
lets of
SELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS, &c. ( &c.
It ATS AND CAPS,
of every description—the largest assortment in
town. ;
.Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters,
for Men, Boys, and Women, a large.vstioly.
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Afc.
He would say to alt in want of good aqd neat
fitting CLOTUING, that he can and mill sell
cheaper than can be gotten in this borough, or any.;
where this side of the New York market. This
is no blow or ‘brag, but truth—and to test it call at
•‘Convets’ Cheap Clothing ’Emporium,” where ali.
articles arc gold cheaper .titan on the, one mice
system. Wellsborough, May 27, 1)653.
BASH & BUSn i ACTOU¥ (
COVimtON, TPQA CQ^.PA.
The sub-
scriter ’
pi'epardd by
Machinery,
purchased, to
nisb to order,
kinds of sqi
and fancy Si
and Blinds.
Squaro'Siii
common s i
c o n s t a ully
band.
By long ei
riencc in thcbi
nossj the (a.
bcr flatters
self that bo a 8 gr ot
Has cheap as can bo obtained aj piiy cslpbislimonl
io Pennsylvania or Kew York. Call dnd sec. *
DAVID S. 111ELAN.
Covington, Mrtr<!h''2,'lBM. - J
O' The subscriber is also Agent for the sala of:
Dr., D. Jayops .celebrated JFotoily Medicines, fine
ScafpaVOii for Deafness. ■ .. P, S. I. .
Wine lor Caiumiiniou.
, fjTMffi.iChiircbea of Tipgai-county rare re
spectrally informed that they (An now obtain
at tbs, Stare, tliq Pure Jutcf.o/
thi Graft unadulterated' with Alcohol in any Jpnn.
Tho most satisfactory evidence of ifa jlurily can, bo
.shown tp IhOße wlkiWishto eidmitieif, Certificates
of Clergymen-ami tlm statement af
the himself. Thpso iptercstodwiil.dO/
well to procure a supply soon. I.' 1 „ R. ROY.
Jin S 6; \BSV f i ■■■■'*■
(
" Dress Good*, ’ , .
T.iAPIjE%/*j«Wk. - U. ftowerts'
chOAP fitorCL A||d 1)10 Data frost Rsiyffii
Lawn^Tßlack * -Silks, Glh'gfSiiß.Wap »nd'
Sllkßß'siWfe, and .ateyoorten 1 ;
: Wellabormigli, 3uno 29,1854.
jUrt J fjatWT 0 >ONJ!S &:Rofer.,
BEEBEE’S. HATS.—A few ca-
lato»t »lyl* Silk Halt jartre-
c «i«cd l>y [June IJ JONES if- ROE.'
WCUSBOBO’^CiDfin^
THE this Insliiulion will
conimenetfTm'ihe'4thd«Tof ScpUmbor mil,
under Viifei>'eMiir£*> if MEWELU'- k KtW.
NOLDft ; rCgt*WitiV Madlaort Hfttfelratiy'.- '
.’•TOW 1 , i tbto f A<Melnjr
factS® 5 lSSt«'tisuiijKiivtif Vsijrodi]
the public. ••»:■-■ !>'•* b-;iw oit: to »<{
rridJuifl to tb# teihistee' tknaliy < *aWbt ujft
inch W*ftoticnl*U>iw"iMM I 'Wi : Teaoher/dfcf,
compoeed ( c«'lhoi«f^W> f itf»ildtbeDg»gein-lbe bnff--
ness ofte«bU«|r^«Mcll^)rfM«he^‘MmcaW'tit.
the CoWty SuMXWjfgf ,f3ofn®9P j&hpolt.,
We-. }<> pro
cure suitapip, andjrnstm
menu, inch of
Tbe u Aqa<(6my ftmlqiog.fs^Wjjmdcrgping thor
ough
.»»»if
Boarding win J)g:
families ati prici potoxcoediifg |LS9 perwcek.,.l
The 'oS
!••■♦!«%«
Geography, Arithmetic,& Eus-Crmmt, 2,09,,
r. User ’Vr,S-v«M/.
Algcbry,,£eoraetry &. Surveying........ 4,00
j^awingvE#ioUug,ji.CT.,, „,,&oflU
zimMmuti m
at iiiui
■ ted on the plank joadleading from ElKland to
Addison. iAteo, WOOL /MANVFAC TV RED
INTO CLOTHS Of every description for farmers’
wear, (or tlireO shilmigrpcr yard; olr oh shafts at
UieJiels4a.i. ,{jml i.'i.i’l ._«,... ' o'tt
Wool €ardiug & €lo(h Drw*
■ '"sing. • 1 •-■•
done on short notice. -r , i
The subscriber would say to his former patrons
and the public generally I ,' that is now doing business*
not loitK. d one-ho Tie water fomt, bot ou a durable
stream of Water tbatnercr (liiUr-haßj'H’O DOM
BLE ' CUSTOM CARDING MACHINES, FOR
CARDING WOdL INTO. ROILS. Alspt ntf
entire set of machinery expressly for.
Manufacturing’ Wool''info Cloth, ‘
all of wliichis in good order for doing business
which will enkbleme to CAtfX) ALL WOOL,
brought from a distance the same day, so that the
rolls can be taken' back immediately.
All work entreated to pic tball be tcell.done.
ID* Most klnds of produce taken in payment for
work. Terms —Pay Oaten,
Addison, Juno 15. *54. L. 0. PENDLETON.
JBOWEK'S EMPIRE STORE.
Important to lUc PiiMif,'.
At ;. Tl. BQWEN'S ‘Empire .Store the
, time' has- finally come, when -Gouda can • ha
bought archcop itf yyclisfio/ough, as at' Elmira, Cot
njng.orinany other town west of New York j aml
tlio public at largo areiovited to call and.-satisfy
themselves that Ibis ia no Hambag.
At J. R. Bowep’s drill always be found an expen
sive assort ttionlof Wfcllselßctcd ■ ’ 1
DRYCOODS, ’
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BOOTS & SHOES
- and a large variety of Gentlemen's Clothing,
HATSj CAPS. Sill RTS, COLLARS,SCARFS, &c
all of which, will be disposed of at a reduced price
J. R. B OWEN,
, Wcllsboroogli, Inly Sfr, 1854-tf.
Important.
WHEREAS, on ihe night of ihe 24th of
March last, James I. Jackson, and. other* by
the use of false Or otherwise, forced their way
into thedwellihg house of tlie'slikscfiber, while the
ftmily were .absent-and: removed his;gooda‘diit'df
tbo house in order to get possession -Hand. (urßn?s
the said James 1. Jackson look possession of the
Books belonging to the subscriber, and refuses to de
liver them over to him,'for dll of which, tho said
James I. Jackson and'others have given bail for
their appearance to the next court ol Quarter Sess
ions. This is therefore to..forbid all persons paying
any .accounts to James I. Jackson made at Ihe woof,
dn Factory and Saw Mill fhmi'that time until Ihe Ist
day of March, A. D. 1852, aa I havo'a lease of the
Woolen Factory and Saw Mill 'from that time-unlil
the Ist day of March, A. 8,-185.5, binding cufto
collect all debts for work done.
LEWIS C. TENBLETON.
Dclmar, July 27,1854-tf. ■ 1 1 1 •
TVEW GOODS,
r PHE siibspribef would.respectfully inform,
Jiia customers and friends that he jslitf’ (ion:
tinueir the mercrfntlle bnnnc/f’.’df the 1 old 'pKw/at
(he well known store of L.l. tilithols, whore he'Will
be Imppy to wait on those, that wjll favor him with
a call, and would invite. the,atteption °f tjfu public
generally to his large and commodious stock of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Rcadr*Dade Cloth*
iug and Hardware*
CROCKERY,. WQODENWARE, StONEi
WARE. BOOTS & SHOES, HATS ,
AND CAPS, &c., &Cu!
in fuel, everything else ieptin aopuntry,. store, arti
cles 100 numerous to mention, and'will scjl cheaper,
than dan bo bought (his sidc’of Now York cliy. ’ '
All klrids ofproduee taken in eichange fur goods
at the highest market price. , . 4. R. ifiOW.ENi,
,Wcllsbotriugll, jpnq iff), 1,55,G ... „ r,„ ; i
NEW GOODS, NEW 680DS.
At Empirc Sturc,
CALL and.seei iho'best unii.largeat stock
of Gouda evir offeree Id ihc puhlloi 1 (insisting
of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ■ HARD-WARE,
WOODEN AVAREpBOOTS AND ■'
SHOES, HATS AMD CAPS, and a large slot* of
READY-MADE CLOTHING! .
I Batter myself, that I can dross a man to particu
lar JiU in all cooes, who dealre.the ready-maii. .
Tho Ladies are Invited to cajl and esanijne tha
richest and best assortment of DRESS GOODS ever
before oifured in market— Which 1 am prepared to
sell at prices that cannot'.fail to suit.. .
Wcllsborough 5ept.'12.1854. -
Bakery and Variety Store*
Bos ton, milk, butter &ieommon
CRACKERS, Fresh Baked, ky.tbo Ib.or
bbl. Family Baking, and Parties, famished-.-at
short notice. Denis also in GROCERIES, PRO
VISIONS, FOREIGN* DOMESTIC, I GREEN
$ DRIED FRUITS. r ' ■’ :
CASH paid tor.BuUar, Eggs, Clteeoc, Laid, Grain
and other prodiicls of the farm, ..,1 ‘jo ■, ... >;
W. J. ARNOLD, Agt. RUEUSAIINOLD.
Corning. pi. Y,, A1tg,.)3.,1ffi4-tf f ..
TU lUE PUBLIC. 1
I DEEM ItpropeMo say that iheteause-of
of my hoing out of Plaster, forUialaaldew daysn.
waqoyiing tocircumsionces bpypqd jiuy oontrold.
The'Canal between Cayuga Bridge and the, Juncljo
Lock, was not in readiness at the ti<ne to advertise ‘
in consequence, of building a, now Lpek. JJut* a
FRESfi'SeFTLY has just b&n rewind, and>i»
be grbilrid to supply"all f lh«t may celL JComh «hk,?
«om»Ul. , iir•«!••{>■• : ' J AMORfittBY. *.
Manafiali®by| j ;
liny in gl) tensile
fi ENTEEMEN.I R; Bow-
W cn’a cheap Bf6W !l aiid' a look 4t 'me, la>ge- eseorl
merit of ' Haying! Tooll oT alh lilridt,iwhi£b 'hWWill 1 '■
wU^h^{Ki|Uw i p»o l Jhe j hpwst«Uewb«»V;’'i'.. uvm
i' -‘S !
' - : -i CalicoesJ iC»lieoe» V nd i»r i
Ap perfectly fast colors,
Lr iMoiUnsDt thal-waa evot-eSeired ioUiis coon
Ladies shoes— j a -1 new suppiy-jiwt *
fccivtd »V> - ... -J. R, EOVfiN’3. '
ARNOLD’S