TUo Interni*l Machine Cose. Now i bat'the trial - o£ Atrieoa is opßolu ded, and a Verdict rendered whereby the life ol roa n must be taken, in order lo carry out the laws that govern its all,it may.hot be improp er 10 say that this verdict meets with the at leßt concurrence of the great mass of com munity, who have patiently abided the pro press of the case, awaiting, with interest and feeling, its result. The trial of Arnson, du rui® its progress, is remarkable in history, from the fact that it attracted the attention of hundreds, who listened quietly and attentive jv 10 the chain of substantial and startling testimony, that directly pointed to the prison er as the person who caused the death of Isaac \llison and his wife. It is remarkable, be cause the attorneys for the prosecution ex hibited a great degree of liberality fairness lo thc prisoner. The defense candid, honora ble. ami honest, in their efforts to save the unfortunate man, and the Judge impartial, unbiassed, and unprejudiced. There are but few in this community who have investigated this case, read or listened in me trial, that are not convinced of the njrhieousnoss of the verdict, and the unqual- ified guilt of Arrison. Ho has, by tho com mission of a most Shocking, horrid crime, mode himself amenable lo the laws of the land that gave him birth ; and there is scar ceiv a question but what he must suffer the penalty of those laws. He received the ver ji;i of the jury of his coutrymen .with the same immovable stoicism and apparent indif lercnce that ho manifested throughout tbeTri o. while the lesiimony was accumulating in oierwhelming force against him. After be ne taken lo the jail, he was stripped of his turning, and an entire new suit of clothing pivcn him, in order that, “ if the worst come io me worst,” the law must have its victim. M: McLean, the tvorly jailor, prepared urn lungcon-room for him—having it thor oujtii' cleansed, and fitted up, with a view to mi comfort and convenience of the prisoner, ’les'erdny he was visited by no cne save his brother and one of his attorneys, both of wnom were accompanied by the jailor. At r.sor. maintains that he is innocent, and says ne has Deen convicted by perjury. Ino argument on llie motion for the now ma will be heard this morning before Judge t,ino —Cincinati Enquire. h sovereign is dead ’ The illustrious Karachamcba 111, of the Sandwich Islands, is ii murf. This piece of royalty was ngnd aaoui 4' He was chiefly distinguished for drunk, whether on those French bran ores introduced at the cannon's mouth by the ; rcnci, or on less refined 'liquors, made little interdict. He was of medium size and dull •iifMognomj. His predecessors King Kame- Mineba 11, and his Queen, both died in Lon coff. while on a visit. Under his reign the tsndwich Islands wore near being annexed io me United Stales; but Liholiho, his son, who (raveled in this country and in Europe |. u - vears since, is said to bo unfavorable to nv. measure. —N. Y. Tribune. a western editor in speaking of a con ck sinner, savs her voice is delicious —pure a- ;n moonlight, and as tender as a three 5a..,.n.’ shirt. MARRIED ir itii> place by Rev. J. F. Calkins, on tho 7th !r .. M. \\ D. TREADWELL of Elmira, N. Y. .Mi"* RIfODA PRATT of Wcllsborough. i: { unrlculon. on the 30lh ult., by John Gibson, u. Mr JOHN JONES, of Blossburg, and Miss V.MrniA EVANS, of Charleston in iDiobshurg. on the 3d insl., by Rev. Berridge, \ a ii. UODINK and Misa JULIA A. TILLOT m’\ A, of Rloss. Estray. p VMR io tho enclosure of i/Tjr 1 V v\> subscriber, on tho first day i’.t'-mticr last, a‘TWO YEAR y - u, L> II 1)1 TER, small size, brighteasSSTafeSfc f*. w iin a binall split in the left ear. The owner is :i •!> >u i io come forward, prove properly, pay ;nv»» and lake her away, otherwise she will bo t oi according to law. Uu'tu-u., Feb.B, ’55. LEWIS L. CARR. Auditor’s Notice. is hereby given -that I will a(- ■ irn.: io the duties of my appointment as Audi, i' ii iin matter of the distribution of the assets of uiau- oi PATRICK SPRAGUE, dccM, at my ir-.cn. Wcrisborougli. on WEDNESDAY,the slh m o March next, at 2 o'clock, P. M. AH persons uw-.*siui are notified there and then to present and *>‘*untiaic their claims to said fund or be forever of claiming any part of tho same. HENRY W. WILLIAMS, -Auditor. r<oruary 5,1855-4 t IARM FOR SAXE. suberiber offers for sale & Jnjl 1 LUIM, containing about Forty *<re\. mostly improved, situated on |{{|{[gjg l>vn. Creek, about a half a l ,j -* ’• A, D. B. Wilcox's Steam Mill in Dclinar Tioga county, Pa. Said farm has a good house, a nearly new Frame Bam, and a 1 ' ’* Orchard of young trees thereon. The i* ‘ 'l a well watered, and has several living springs. • * J erms made known at time of sale. •Min:. Feb. 8,1855. APALIN DECKER. \lATTRASSES—constantly on hand and -t u.’ M.lc by D. T. VANHORN. TTaI.L PaPERI—The LaYgEST, BEST, & ' CAEAPEfiT lot of -Wall Paper ever brought y~' no puce, for sale at wholesale and retail by I - i-.b-in,, Feb. 1 '54. BAILEY & FOLEY. v. w. webbTm. d., II A.' uubhshed Ulnifdlf in Uie practice of Med. - in. and Surgery-in the Township of Liberty '• no will prouipUy attend all calls in his Feb. 1, 1854. HARNESS MAKING. ■ « ARRANGEMENTS! I! ' ‘l'' subscribers having pur- a. a ■ iho me HARNESS SHOP felt. Mb. '' b A- CROWD &. CO’S WAU- MS|§S|ak SIIOI*. Wellsborough, Pa., are 4 ' 1, -> nuke to order oil articles pertaining to the lu ilic beet manner and of the very best n < M!MERS AND OTHERS they would Uicy sell article* in their line of business *it/i FOR CASH than any other oat&b> !k .n the county. A good assortment of "hips, Harness, &c., &c., *»uuy on band, .. .PAIRING fdone on abort notice and in possible manner. ‘ All orders promptly filled and warranted to f tnliro satisfacUon.' a»K U " an , <! T c “ min J e t oar a*** before purchasing K,, rc '^' vc “ n !j el Llvo," is our motto. » Alom kinds of Country Produce taken in ex ■fc lor work at the best market price P hir share of public patronage rartfully so rc. S. FIELD, I ' C W/, Fob. 1,1855. E. E. KIMBALL. STATEMENT T Of - the- Receipts and Expenditures (ht tie c Treasury of Tioga CotMyfof the. year 1854.- . ~ BECEIPIS. EaemvedftqmCoUcclots of sealed-lax,. $8920 02 1 Do. do. Taxes on unseated land,. 2053 81 Do. - do.- Treasurer's-aale of tan > sealed 1and,.440 29 .Do. On Judgments, Beads,jSdc,... . 909 64 Do. Of Geo. Knox, lata Treasurer,. ' 1553 73 EXPENDITCBEB. Amount psid to Ansel Purple, late Commis'r, $146 28 ■ Benj. Vandnscn, “ 150. 60 Austin Lathrop “ . 175 54 0. B. Wells, “ 35 40 sso7 82 Amount psid lo Charles Ryon, Auditor, $27 96 , . A. Pitta, “ 23 68 John C. Robb, “ 25 80 . $77 44 Amount paid to John W. Uyon, Commis’rs Counsel,.... $37'50 A. J. Sofisld, Coramia’rs Clark, 400 00 . Sam‘l Ryoh and others, Traverse,, Jurors, 2276 26 Chas. Blanchard Sc, others. Grand Jurors, 566 37} R. Cbristenst and other*, Constables, .... 819 81 8. A. Mack, Crier, - 93 00 S. B. Brooke, ot al, Justices, A $l9 97} Hiram Brooks add others, Assessors,.... 768 59 ; J. P. Magill, Printing on contract,s7s 00 Do. do. Blanks, &C., 30 00 W. D. Bailey, do. on contract, 25 00 sl3o 00, A. Kniffin and others, E1ecti0n5,........ 965 81 J. A. J. Johnson, -and others. Common wealth costs, including Prosecuting At. tornoy's fees, 1619 26} M. Saben, New Bridges, Draft, $5 00 Geo. W. Herrington, 845 00 Joseph Rouse, Draft, dec.,..... 8 00 Thomas Richardson, Viewers,,. 98 56 s9l6 56 T, P. Wingate, Bridge Repairs, $l2 25 Lomsbury &, Spencer, 45 00 Austin Lathrop, 3 84 D. Calhoou, etal, 131 42 Jared Davis, 42 00 Ansel Purple, 58 77 H. G. Mar Jo, 109 57 Edwin Dyer, 30 00 Court House Repair*.—Amount paid N. P. Jackson for Light ning Rod, 914 13} W. L. Jones for yard fence in front of Jail SO 00 W. L. Jones, paining yard fence, 30 00 B. T. Vanhorn, for Chairs,,.... 4 00 J. Kirkpatrick, repair'g window. 193 A. Root, repairing chimney,... 1 00 H. A. Guernsey, conveying pri- soners to penitentiary,...... 9383 66 H. A. Guernsey, .bedding, 16 50 Do. board, Ac.,... 619 95 Do. funeral expen ses of prisoner who did in jail, 15 75 B. T. Vanhorn, coffin, 7 00 A.Slmit,aitendingsick prisoner 600 N. Packer, Medical attendance, 18 50 J. 11. Shearer, do. 6 00 11. T. Vanhorn, bedstead, 4 00 S. A. Mack, making and putting on fetters, 35 68} Roy A SoGeld, pails for cells,.. 3 50 Eastern penitentiary, beard, Ac 54 11 Samuel Holiday, da., 1 35 ‘-91370 90} Andrus, Gauntiett A Co., and others, Record Books, Ac.,... , 9117 41 Junes & Roo, candles, Ac.,.... 91 63 A. Bcllbur, repairing windows,. SO S. A. Mack, candles, Ac., 5 13 J- P. Magiil, recording Treasu rer's bond os R. Roy, glass, 1 12} J. A. Mack, candles, Ac, I 41 E. Field, elal, whilcwosh’g. etc. 400 G. S. Cook, repairing windows,. 50 John Miles, “ office door, 50 Baldwin, lock for office door 2 75 11. Ralhbonc, cost on unseated lands bid off by Comrais’ors,. 18 87J Ansel Purple, late Commissio’er settling with Audi 0r5...... 6 04 J. P. Magill, Recording births, deaths and marriages, S 70 C. St. J. Robinson, merchandise 56 48 If. A. Guernsey, Sheriff’s fees,. 8227 83 John Walker, do. . 3 49 D. Caldwell, witness fees,.... 1 34J J. Busted, . do. Jtt64| J, Mathers, do rO5 J. Waklca, do S 67 J. Kelley, W. Denison, do. .. W. Dewey, do. C. Gatlin, do. .... 3 30 J. Emory, Attorney fees, 3 00 E. G. Smith, constable fees,.... 1 76 5255 98 J. Gatlin, damages to improved land, $lOO 00 Sylvester Kelley, 15 00 Alanson Thompson, 10 00 Lauren Copley, 100 00 Joseph Aiken, eta), viewers,... 6 00 A. J. West, 10 0(^ L. K. & A..M. Spencer- 50 00 Guy Snovcr, 50 00 J. M. Smith, . 10 00 Peter Green, otal 44 00 5395 00 S. A. Mack, ela], fuel, 43 75 A. S. Brewster, postage, i 33 I. F. Field, etai, money refunded, 58 20 Geo. Westbrook, roads, - 388 00 David Boise, etai, road views, 403 50 Tioga Co., Agricultural Society, 100 00 State Lunatic Hospital, support of Mar garet Burke 197 00 W, B, Keys, etai, Coroners .inqueats,.... 44 09 B. Ralhbono commission on $l2lll 41 at 3 per cent 363 34 Total 513857 53 Orders outstanding that were issued du ring the year, deduct 382 75J Orden redeemed during the year, $1247 4 77} Balance in the Treasury $1402 11} Benj. Vandoscn, Commissioner, in account with TI oga county, To orders drawn in bis favor, Due on account,. $15^20 CR. By services, $l5O 20 Austin Lathrop, Commissioner, in account with Ti oga county- DR. To orders drawn in bis favor, $175 54 Due on account, 54 $176 08 CR. By services, $176 08 O. B. Wells, Commissioner, in account with Tioga county. 2)/f. To orders drawn in his favor, $35 40 CR. By services, $35 40 Ansel Purple, late Commissioner, in account with' Tioga county, /)JL J To orders drawn in his favor 28 CR. By services, .$146,28 Wo, the Commissioners of Tiogn county, do hereby certify that ihe foregoing is a correct state ment of the matters therein set forth. In testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this 31st day of January, A. D™ 1855, BENJ. VAMDCBEN, J AUSTIN LATHROP, \ Oomais’rs. O. B. WELLS. S Attest, A. J. SoniLD, Clerk. Reb. Bj-4t. THE TIOC* A . CJOUK3JY? A GYTATOB. Officer of the Xlega County Agclcull’l Society for ’35, a : f »«siDpov--WII,LrAM B. CtTMER. , ; n Vice PaaiDiNTS—D.L.Shetwood, B. C. Wick him, Gpo. McLeod, Ira Buckley, J. L. Kingsbury. CoßttisEONpiNo Sxo’v—F. E. Smith.". , Rrcordlnq Seo'v—-G. D. Smith. Tncuoaxa —J. F.,Donnld»on. Exxodtivx .Qohmixtek —R. 6. White, Nelson ‘Whitney, A. E. Niles, D. S. Shove, H. M.Gorould, C. H. Houao,Laiirin Coploy, Moses L, Baldwin,.H, W. Calkins, T. j, Soper, Lent D. Seeley. D, Ellis, J. W. Guernsey, E, V,l Bentley, M. B. Jo seph Ribero)le, Henry Sherwood, Chester' Robinson, Robert Campbell and John Dickinson,' , . The Executive Committee arc. requested, to,meet at the Grand Jury room in'the Ckmrt. House, at yVellsborougb, oniTuesday evening,thoCthof Feb ruary next. G. D, SMITH, Bee. Sec'y. February 1,1855.. : .i ■■. $13876 89 To the Women of Tioga County. /2J.REETING;, The undersigned,citizens t-A of \Vel|sboro’,,Tj»ga county, Pa., (mving be come the proprietors, of one of the greatest Labor- Saving Machines of the Age, would respectfully in form the “ Lady public’’ that they are prepared, to shpwthe falsity of the. aid song— •• Scold, scold, ftet, fret, Scold.ecold away There!* oas luck about the boas* ' . Upon a washing day." For their new Machine, combining- cheapnwrand economy of room with ease and effectiveness of op> station, renders the washing for a largo family only a pleasant recreation. This Machine is different from any ever before offered to the public, requiring little labor to work it, and doing a largo washing in one-third of the time that it 'can be dons in the eld way, And equally a* mil. The work is performed by tho friction of wooden balls Boating in the water in which tho clolhes are worked by a lever. This, machine does its work without injury to clothes, aud so perfectly', that a dress rtay be washed without taking out the stays. Call and examine them at Slurrock’s Cabinet Shop where they are manufactured and aold by LANDIS, STURROCK & FORSYTH. Wcllaborough, Feb. 1, 1855. Important, Very. A LL PERSONS knowing themselves in debted, for subscriptions to the “ Wcllsborougli Advertiser,” or otherwiso, cilbor by Note or Cook Account, are requested to make immediate payment, or their accounts will be placed in the hands of prop er officers for collection I Como one, como all I and give us a lift in this our lime of need. Jan. 20,1855. W. D. BAILEY. $431 85 DlssoEration Notice. THE Co-partnership heretofore existing be tween the eubscribors in the publishing busi ness under the name of BAILEY & COBB, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The books of the concern are m the bands of M. H. COBB 991 07} for settlement. Jan. 20, 1855. The undersigned have associated themselves in the publishing business under the name of COBB, STURROCK & Co., and will continue the business of this establishment under this title, until further notice. M. H. COBB, Jan. 20.1855. DAVID STtJRROCK. ■ STARTLING, BUT TRUE! WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW. How often it Imppens, that the wife lingers from year to year in liml pitiable condition'as not oven for one feci ibo happy ami exhilarating Influ ence incident to the cujoymeuc of health • TltE BLOOMING BRIDE, Bat a few years ago in the flash of health and Youth, ond buoyancy of spirits, rapidly, and apparently in explicably, becomes a feeble, sickly, sallow, debili tated wife, with frame emaciated, neH'cu unstrung, spirits depressed, countenance bearing the* impress of sa/Tering, and an utter physical aau mental pros tration, arising from ignorance of the simplest and ploiue*t rule* of health as connected with the mar riage slaU?, the violation of which entails disease, suffering and misery, not only to the wife, but often HEREDITARY COMPLAINTS UPON THE CHILDREN “ C.STO THE TPtRD AND VotKITI OENKBAriON,” CO.VSUjrf'TKW, SCKOPULA. HV HtX'ilONUltlA, INSANITY, UOL'T, ' KJXU'S iEVIL, nnd oilier and worse Diseases, os a DREADFUL INHERITANCE •43.11 “And most thia continue? Must UiU bo? la Ihcro no rcm«<ir? N'o relief? No hop*?” Tlie is by knowing tlio can mm and ariiidlaj them, nnd.knotting the re*im*dion, and benefiting by them, lli&to arc pointed out in THE MARRIED WOMAN’S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION, BY Ml. A. M. JUCRICRAt', PROFESSOR OV IIbOUHR? 09 WOMKf. 311 One Hundredth (500,000), 18wo., ?p. 250. |o.v m*K pahkr, kstiu ratmxo, $1.00.) A standard work of onttiblialictl reputation, found clawed In Iho calnlogiHM of tlio gn-al trulo ahlm in New York. Philadelphia, and. other ritiiM, aud sold by the principal booksellern in th« I nil***! Stales. It was first published in 1847, since which thin) FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES bare been sold, nf which there were upwards of OXE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY MAIL, attesting the high estimation in nliick it hs hold as a ro liable popular Medical BOOK FOll EVERY FEMALE the anlhnr having devolcd his exclusive attention to the treatment of cm.iplaint* peculiar to females, in respect to which lie ia j early consulted by thousand* both la person and by letter. Hero every woman can discover, by comparing her enrn symptoms with those described, tho nature, character, mm«i of, and Iho proper remedies for, her complaints. The wife about becoming a mother has often Med of instruction and advice of tiie utmost Importance to her future health, In roapoct to which her sensitiveness for* bids consulting a medical gentleman, will ffnd each in* slmction and advice, nud also explain many symptoms which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm as aQ the peculiarities Incident to her situation are described. How many are suffering from obstructions or Irregular ities peculiar to tho female system, which undermine the hs.ilih, the effects of which they arc ignorant, and for which their delicacy furbjils seeking medical advice. Maoy suffering from prolatwu uteri (falling of Iho wrtmb), or from Jluor aWiu (weakness, debility, &c.) Many are In constant sgony for many montlia preceding confine ment. Many have difficult If not dangerous deliveries, and slow and uncertain rccoteries. Somo whoso livos-are hazarded during such time, will each find in it) pages the means of prevention, ninelionjlltm and relief. DR. slso 60 It w of courw hnpraclicnlilo to convoy fully iho VArfona enbjocte treated of, as they aro of a nature strictly In tended for U»o married or tbteo contemplating marriage. Reader, nro yon a husband or a fiithcr? a nlfo or & mother ? Hare you Iho sincere welfare of those yon love at heart? I’rovo your sincerity, and lose no Umo In learning what causes Interfere with their health and hap piness not less than your own. It will avoid to you and yonrs, m it has to thousands, many a day of pain and anlloty, followed by sleepless nights, incapacitating the mind for its ordinary avocation, and exhausting those moans for medical attendance, medicines and advertised nostrums which otherwise would provide for declining jeer*, tho lull unities of ago and.tho proper education of pour children. In consequence of the universal popularity of tho work, as evidenced hy Its e.slranrdinjry unit, various, Impost* lions Imvo been attempted, as well on booksellers as on (he public, hy Imitations of title page, spurious editions, and surreplitious infriugements of copyright, and other de\icea and deceptions, it lam boon found necessary, Iberefoie, to CAUTION THE PUBLIC to buy no hook unless the words “ Dr. A. M. Maithckait. lift) liberty direct, N. Y..” is on (nod the entry In tho tlerk'n Office on iho back of) the title page; and buy only of respectabh) and honorable dealers, or send by mail, and address to Dr. A. H. Uaurlceaa. &3T Upon receipt of One dollar “ THE MAR BIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM PANION" U sent (muffed free) to any pari of the United Stales, the Canada* ana British Provinces, All letters must be post-paid, and addressed to Dr. A. M. MAURIOEAU, box 1234, New-York City. Publishing Office, No. 129 Liberty Street, Kca- York. W. D. BAILEY, M. H. COBB. FROM TIIE PARENTS. SEVASTOPOL TAREH ATUSJI;- fPHE subscriber^haviog.recently received A) his stook of goods for. tho-eoasoo, offers a' choice selcctiou.of ■ ‘ V ; . GOODS, i ! Consisting m part of Broad, Cloths, Prints, Ginghams,! pelaines,. Shambrays, Parameltcs, Alapacas, Velvets,-Brown and Bloaohcd “Sbect ing»- . andi .Shirtings, Tickings, * Wad dings. Battings, Winkings, Vestings, Cravats, StockA Collars, Handkerchiefs, Cambricks, Laocs, , Trim mingy, Grain Bags,Carpet. Bags,. Cotton-Yam Twine, Carpet VVarp, Umbrellas and Parasols, with a good lot of, READY-MADE CLOTHING, con slating of Mct\ and Boyo 1 Coats, Dcnmo Overalls and Shirts, Vests, &c. , . ; Groceries, i Hyson, Hyson-Skin and Young'Hyson' Teas; a large lot of Sugars, different grades and prices, Mo| losses, Syrup, Tobacco, Pepper, Spicet Coffee,,Coi Coa, Ginger, Soda, Cteani Tarter, Saleratns, CaWd'tesl Drugs and Dye Stuffs , Paints and Oils, Window Glass and Sash, ' hardware.. Axes, Shovels, Hoes, Cut Saws, Spades, Crow bars, Wrought and Gut Nails,.Hinges, Chains, Cow Bells, Shccp Cellß, Mono re Forks, Hay Forks, Chain Pomps, iPaint, Horse, Shoe, Clolhcr and Hair -Brushes, Bed.cord and HaltSr-Ropo. ' CROCKERY ; CLASS WARE & LOOKING GLASSES, Pine and' Cedar Pails, Brooms, Wash bobrds, Clothes Pins aqd Corn Baskets. ' Silk and Brush Hals, Caps and Bonnets, Boots, and Shoos, Codfish, &c., &o.; comprising in ill, a large and well selected assortment of goods, soUilig. at tho lowest possible prices. Thanfnl tor past favors, the subscriber Would in vite all those wanting goods at grbat bargains to call and* examine for themseivaS. WANTED, In exchange for Goods, Notes and Accounts, all kinds of Grain, Shingles, Lumber, Ashes, Pork, Butter, Lard, dec., at Uic highest market prices. Knoxville, Nov. 27, 1854. VICTOR CASE, WFLLSRORO’ FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. , fPHE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased x the WELLSBORO’ FOUNDRY, would re spectfully announce to the inhabitants of tho county that they arc prepared'lodo almost all kinds of .work in their line wanted in this county. To owners of Mills, end others, we would say that we cah do your work in a good and serviceable manner, such as CRANKS, PISTON,RODS, BALANCE. WHEELS, PULLEYS, GUDGEONS, SHAFTS, &.C., &C. 1* LOUGHS. Wo have on hand a largo variety of Floqghe—dll known to bo good. Wo shall add others to tho list in tho Spring, of which due notice will be-given the community. O’ Old Castings taken in payment for Castiqgs or work, at market prices. Wellsboro’Jan. 11, 1855. WANDS & WOOD. ■ WELLSBORO’ ACADEMY. rpilE SPRING TERM of iho Wellsbo x rough Academy will commence February 20, and continue 17 weeks. Tuition at tho sumo rates per quarter as heretofore. Board, $1.50 per week, roam, 50.25. Students can be directed to boarding places by calling upon the Principal, The Teach er’s Class, for a part of tho term, will be under tho direction of tho County Superintendent. Wo un derstand that some of the members of Ibo class last Fall have proved to be among the very beat Teabh ors in the county. Botany and Geology will bo taught in addition to tho usual classes. There will also be a class of beginners in Latin for the benefit of those who intend to study French, By order of the Trustees. N. L. REYNOLDS, Principal. Wellsborough, Jan. 25, 1855. PAWNING WIMiS. ATT ENT lON , FARMERS* THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully in form tho Farmers of Tioga County, that they arc now Manufacturing FINCH’S IMPROVED, PREMIUM FANNING MILLS, three miles south of WelUborough, on the Jersey Shore road; and feel warranted in saying that eoid Mill is the best ever introduced into Tioga County both os rospccls cleaning fan! and well, and thcsuvinglof Gross Seed. Farmers are respectfully invited to call and exam ine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. ICT All kinds of Produce taken in payment. Old Mills repaired on short notice. ANGUS GRIFFIN &, SONS. Dolmar, Oct. 13, 1854-lf. Auditor’s Notice. ■JVTOTICE is hereby given that I will ollend d-' to the duties of my appointment as Auditor in the matters following, to wit: la the* mailer of the distribution of Hie proceeds arising from the sale bv the Sheriff* oT the real cstuie of John Kimble, also of Ihe proceeds of the Sheriff's sale of the real es tate of E. H. Jennings—at my office in Wcllshoro* on FRIDAY, tho 3d day of February next, at 1 o’- clock P. M. All persons interested arc notified then and there lo present and substantiate their claims to said proceed**, or be forever debarred of claiming any part of the siimc. HENRY W. WILLIAMS, Jan. 11, IBjj— lw. Auditor. ARSOLD'S Bakery an<l Variety Store. BOSTON, MILK, BUTTER & Common CRACKERS, Fresh Baked, by Iho -Ib.j or bbl. Family Baking, and Parties, furnished at short notice. Deals also in GROCERIES , PRO VISIONS, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC, GREEN $ DRIED FRUITS. CASH paid lor Butter, Eggs, Chccso, Lard, Grain and other products of the Farm. W. J. ARNOLD, Agi. RUFUS ARNOLD. Corning, N. Y., Aug., 3,1854-tf. TO THE PUBLIC. T DEEM it proper to say that the cause n( -L of my being out of Plaster, for the Inst tow daysn was owing to circumstances beyond my controld Tho Canal between Cayuga Bridge and the Junctio Lock, was not in readiness at the lima to advertise 1 in consequence of building a new Lock. But a- FRESH SUPPLY has just boon received, and will bo ground to supply all that may call. Come one, come all. AMOS BIXBY. Mansfield, May 23, 1834, Custom Boot As Shoe Shop, A T M. Sherwood's old stand, where the Sears’ Bovs continue to make, mend, and measure to order, at us low prices as the limes will admit, AH work warranted—to wear out in a year or so —and not rip or come 1o pieces Hill it does wear ou Hides Wanted. CASH will be paid for any quantity of hides at the highest market price. July 13, 1854. GEO.-W. SEARS. Carpetings, l &c. THE subscribers have just replenished I heir stock of Carpeting, and now feel justified in saying that their Carpet,Ware Room excels in quantity, quality, variety, richness.and beauty, that of any other in this country, and as to prices we are confident they are as low as any establishment this aide of New York city. OIL' CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,' MATTINGS. &c., all at the very lowest possible prides, at the new ceshstoreof [Nov. 3L] JONES & ROE. New Hearse. THE Subscriber lakes this method to inform tlip public that ho Has purchased a now and beau tiful HEAllSE.ami will ho pleased tq accommodate punctually, those who may need his services. Wells boro’, Dec. 21, ’54. B. T. VANHORN. Black silk mantillas, from th^ low price of 92,50 up to 810, are now opened, for your inspection at the Cash Store of Jane 1,1854. JONES &. ROE. TOTOODENWaRE.—The largest. and. beal ’ ’ assortment ever offered in this place,(for sale ut [Juno 10,1553.] M. il. CON VERS’, WELLSBOKOUtIH NEty STOKE, SEW FIRM ANB NBW COOKS. DRY GOODS & GROCER 1 ' I)Ei>A'ntMENT ""' Under the Mdndgmehl 'of ‘ ; R. & BAILEY. DRY GOODS, - GROCERIES, HATS, ''CAPS, 'J" boqtsa shoes. , HARDWARE, . QVEENSWARE, WOODEN AND STONEWARE, FOREIGN A DOMESTIC FRUITS, FISH AND PROVISIONS, GLASS. SASH, FAINTS, OILS, CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID, <s-c. NEW VORK TRIBUNE. ' DAILYiU -, SEkI.WEEKLY, $3; WEEK LY, 82. iEiriES IN ADVANCE. ’T'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE commences - 1 - its XlVth annual volume with tho month of September—commences it with a circulation (115,. 000) larger than was ever Before accorded to any general newspaper whatever. This circulation has been, gradually and laboriously attained by concern Iraling upon THE TRIBUNE the best efforts of many editors and correspondents, and by a greater liberality of outlay in each department than waa probably ever before risked on any journal. 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INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, os thei corner stone of a true and benignant National Poli cy, counting the naturalization of a new and valua ble art or produce of the soil os more important than tho I acquisition of a fresh province or island, and equality within tho legitimate sphere of National concern and National effort; 5. PEACE, as a vital condition of true Progress to bo cherished by the most anxious, assiduous study to proffer as readily as we are prone lo jrequtre redress for every wrong, and never lo be sur rendered except at tho call of endangered Liberty- Such are the chief landmarks by which THE TRI BUNE directs its course. But a small portion of TIIE TRIBUNE is allot ted to what is currently distinguisned as light read ing; but reviews of Now Books of decided interest, with choice extracts illustrating their quality are freely given, while the great body ot our paper is devolcd to a lucid and careful digest of tho NEWS OF THE DAY, with Editorial comments thereon. We have reliable Correspondents in each quarter of the globe, and in nearly all tlio principal cities of Europe and America, and their letters will aid our readers to a clearer understanding of the causes which are now gradually.converting the Old World into one gigantic arena for the death-struggle of ri val interests, passions and ambitions- THE TRIBUNE contains reliable reports of the Markets. Our Cattle Market reports alone are worth more than the price ofthe paper to those who arc in gaged in raising and selling Cattle. No paper involving so an expense as our Weekly and Scmi.Weekty could be afforded at the price of these sheets except in connection with a Daily, nor could our Daily be sustained at its price without the tld of our Country Editors. Large as our circulation is, it would involve us in ruinous loss but for tiie receipts of Advertising. 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Pay ment in advance is required . in all cases, and the pnpcr.is invariably discontinued at (he expiration of the advance payment. Money may he remitted for subecriplions in let ters at our risk i but the Postmaster at the place where the letter is mailed should bo made acquain ted with its contents and keep a description of the bills.' Bills or any specie-paying bank in the United Stales or Canada received at, par for subscriptions. ' Wo have no travelling agents, Any one.wishing to receive Tub TbibUke need not wail to bo called upon far Ins subscription. All that is necessary for him to do is to write a loliet lo as few words as poe- Bible, inclose the money and write the name of the subscriber with the Post-Office, County stid State, and direct the letter to GREELEY & McELRATH, Tribune Office, Now-York. THE SBMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Persons residing at points where mails arrive oft oncr than once s week arc requested to examine the .Semi-Weekly. We regard |t as the cheapest paper, all things considered, publisheh in tho United States. TEKUS. Single copy, one. year. • • Two copies, .. ' S.J™ Five copies, 11,00 POSTAGE ON THE TRIBUNE. Postage ou tho Daily Tribune one year is $1,50 'V y ~!> BAILEY & FOLEY. . Having formed a cp-pariner sbij>. under the title from Ist No». lS54i and filled the commodious Store - (formerly occupied by Bache & Ross,) wkti a great variety, of rid) add desirable goods, we will take pleasure . in exhibiting our stock, to rliose who pur chase ibr cash. By offering goods of the best, quality only-, and at the lowest prices, we expect to merit and receive our Tull share of patronage. All kinds of country,pro duce 'token in. exchange for goods the some as cash. - ;;: R. 33. BAILEY, . ANDIE FOLEY. - WslUboroVNov. 20,1854.' Postage on the' Weekly for ohe jeer S 9 ■ Postage on the Semi-Weekly for one year Jt , Payable quarterly in advance, at tbc office the paper la received. ! GREELEY & McELBATH Tribtine Office, New.Yorlr. , NEW & CHEAP GOODS. JONES & ROE Have just received their full slock of PAU, & WINTER GOODS, which includes a splendid assortment of DRY-GOdDS,. /""JONSISTING in part of a splendid as>- sorlmcnt of Rich French Morinocs qf all colors nl very low prices; also, Paramatna of all colon, All-Wool and Cheap Delaines, Black Silks at muoh loyrer than former prices, Mcrrimac and Gocheeo Prinls, Long and Square Woolen Shawls at very low prices, Brown Factory, Bleach Muslins, Sf 4 and While Flannel, Cotton Flannel, Stripe Shirting, Blue Deneina, Bed Ticking, Broad Cloths, Casi mcrcs, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Sheep's Grey Cloth,Cotton Batting, Carpel Warp, Cotton Yarn, and also many other articles in the above line that we havq not Umi nor room to enumerate in a single advertisement. GROCERIES AMD PROVISIONS. Muscovado, Codec Crashed, Powdcred.and Craih. edlgugars, Stowart'a Syrops and Molasses,OM Java, Rio and Cagaara Coffee, Young Hyson and Biker Tea, Peeppr, Cinamon, Allspice, Starch, Ginger, Rice, Bar Soap, Candles, Indigo,' Saltpeter, Alum, Saloratus, &,c., Pork, Flour, Fish, Salt, Cutler, Cheese, Tobacco, Lamp Oil, &c., &c. r ■ Black and Light Colored- Beaver Hats, Know Nothing, Know Something and Kossuth Hats, Bl’k Silk Hats, Silk, Plash and Cloth Caps. Boys Hats and Caps of every description. Boots and Shoes. . Mens' Coif, Kip and Heavy Stoga Bdhts; elsc\ Rubbers, Boys’ and Youths’ Boots, Childrens* Shoes of every description. Ladies’ Shoes, Boob and' Gaiters, a largo assortment at very low prices. , t Wooden Ware. Pails, Brooms, Tubs, Brushes, Bolter] Xr&dloi maf Prints, Aaehelves, Washboards, Sugar Boxes, surcs, ttc., &.c. Nails, Mill Sawe, X Saws and Hand Saws, Files, Scoopes, Shovels, Manure Forks, Chains, Steelyards,, Pocket Knives, Tablo Cutlery, Door Locks, Latches, Bed Locks, Bulla and Screws, Horse Cards am) Brushes, Axes from the best man ufacturers, always on hand. Crockerj/, by the sett or piece to suit the Sants of purchaser*. GLASS WARE , also, WINDOW GLASS , at manufactures prices. EASTERN CLOCKS, war ranted to keep good time. i Clothing. Black, Brown, urab and Blue Overcoats, from ft low price up, Sack, Frock and Dress Coats, of every description, Fancy and Black Cafiimcrc Pools, BPk. Satin, Cusimero and Velvet Vests, also, Cheap Vests of every style and quality, Shirts and Collars, Wool en Wrappers and Drawers, Buckskin and Wooiea Gloves and Mittens, Fancy and Black Silk Crawl* Self-adjusting Slocks, Silk and Linen 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. The subscribers would return their sincere thanks to llie inhabitants' of this Borough and surrounding country, for the very liberal patronage that has been bestowed on them since they commenced business in tliis place, and wish, by keeping a largo -assort ment of Goods to select from, and selling at sntsU profits, to merit a continuance of the sarpe. Wellsbom’, Nov. 1,1854: ' JONES & HOB-' NEW GOODS. npME subscriber would respectfully -inform bis customers and friends that he still cork tinucs tho mercantile business, at the old place, at the wed known store of L. I. Nichols, where he trill', bo happy to wait on those that will favor him Whit a call, and would invite the attention of the puUin generally to h,s large and commodious stock sf . DRY GOODS, Groceries, Ready-Made Cloth ing and Hardware, CROCKERY, WOODENWARE, STONE WARE, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, &c., &c., in fact everything else kept in a country store, arti cles 100 numerous to mention, and will selkcbeoper than can be bought this side of New York oily. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for good* ol the highest market price. 'J. R. BOWEN. Wellsborough, Juno 29,1854. HERE’S YOUR CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES ! LT AVING-purchased Ben. Seeley's old Stand, two doors above the Presbyterian Church, tho subscriber is ready to flirnish to order. MEN'S tj BOYS' KIP $ CALF BOOTS, Pegged and Sewed, WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S KIP A CALF SHOES— , MEN'S & BOYS’’ COARSE BOOT®, Made upon honor —and warranted to wear nat hi due time, and not to rip until they are wont out As a man is known by his Boots no less than by he company lie keeps, it behooves every man to take heed how his “ understanding *» is cared for A reasonable share of the public patronage is re. spectfully solicited. (CT Hides taken in exchange for work. L. A. SEARS, Wellsboro’, Doc. 28,1854-ly. ' , . NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. At Itowcn’s Empire Store/ /"’ALL and see the hesl and largest stofck, of Goods ever offered to the public* • Consisting' of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD-WARB, WOODEN-WARE, BOOTS AND- ■ ' SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, and a large stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING I • ,i I flatter myself that Loan dress a nUn to puHenv lar Jit* in all eases who desire the ready-awth, , Tho Ladies are invited lb call and examme.Um richest and best assortment of DRESS GOODS ever before offered In market —which 1 am prepared to sell at prices that cannot fail to sail. WollnUirinigb Bepl. 12,185 f, y j; BOOK AND JEWELRY itrfi ,;DEPA«TMEKT rx ■ - Ifafef tie Mamgemeai ff 'ANDIE FOLEY. - mOKS AND STATIONERY, - WATCHES, CLOCKS 4ND jewelry. FANCY GOODS, YANKEE : ■ ; , NOTIONS, ~ i sc>$ c > 4i c -> 4’°- . REPAIRING . DONE ON SHORT NOTICE, AND ALL GOODS ... WARRANTED AM REPRESENTED. ; Bats and. Caps.. Hardware.
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