flew York Tribune, 1855-6.
mllE TRIBUNE Is now In tlm middle of Its flftMnth year:
T VoL XV. of its weekly Issue commenced on the Ist of Sep
tember lest, prtie Amcricon public need not now be mado ac
qumntod with.lts cheructer or cUlnu to consideration. Ith
bate subordinate rvp.nl for prudence, «or popularity,
it has aimed tie, and fur Righteousness,for ( Trulh, for Uaman
itt aaainsl fortlded lulonity, krund and Oppression. There
is not a slaro-tnuler on this Contcncnt, though ho may never
read wmhinK but hlB bills of sale and notes payable,* ho
does not know nncJ bate the THIKUNE; Uyjre Is wot aw oxtou
blyc fabricator of drugged and poisonous Liquors who does
u ot consider It a very dangerous and Immoral paper, and
wmideuwhv Us publication n* allowed in ncoramorcial,cotton
l.u> mg CK>' Uko Now York. The NEWAKK MEKCUUY onco
forcibly remarked that It hud never known a bard, griping,
*rcwmg, avaricious emplover who was not hostile to tho
TUIBU.sE, nor one eminently generous and kindly who did
not like it. Prompt and plaiiispoken In its (Jqaandatlons of
Iniquity and abuses of power, while clainflng mo exemption
from human fallibility, It may have done temporary Injustice
to Individuals, bul ft has never been unfaithful to Principle,
nor deaf to the cries of the wronged and Hnffcring. In its
columns the advocates of novel mid unpopular theories con
templating the melioration of human woes, especially those
t.r the voiceless ami down-trodden, linvo over found amliencc
utul ho-pitallt} ; while it has ardently resisted, and will per
•Weully combat every attempt to proscubo and degrade any
class In-cause of diversities of Nativity, Creed or Color.
In JetUacc of calumnies the most ntrocbms, and of hostili
ties the niO't deadly and untiring. THE THIBCXE has grown
(tcadilv m public appreciation from the day of its origin. Its
iiiimui of boning the public have been augmented m propor
luttend ul a single editor with one or two assistants,
it« organization now comprises a numerous body of writers,
i-ach htted by special accomplishment and experience for the
ikiiiiDiUr line of diccusrdon to which Im pen is devoted: the
iiaJh amount of reading matter given, more than quadruples
Ih.l. ~f ill emliest Kim’s: « -.biff of valued correspundeiila eu
nr,i •* the glolic.lrausmitungwirh and intelligent narrations
vi whatever is nio-l worthy oi attention : while Politics, Leg
islation. Literature. Art, Hl-tory—in short whatever affects
Du- s-K’ia' well being of maukiud. Polemic Theology alone e.v
ccplon—Unde here the freest and moll searching discussion
Attachel bv prufviiml convi. tmti tu the bemliceni policy of
Industrial development a ami Internal Inteiconmitinicatlou,
whose uiuit roil ■•pirn.in j ihunpmn through the last Half-
Century WJW HI..N K V CLA\— imbued, moreover, with that
.■ti.ru •>'. forin.Mn.riee tow.ltd our weaker neighbors and tow
ard Hu* i.iiu ti wrong a Ab.-ngnies of tin-, t «sitmuu. and of
Peace with All wln.li will hallow lire name of NMrig. THE
TIUUL'Nh. while surrendering no jot of Hi proper mdepr nd
i uce rooper.iicJ e.tni. illi and urdentl) with the NMug jKirly
►o long a- it-. Miulitr v.a.-preserved. When mlß.ai-dun at
trrapi u,i< ni.ule t<> interpolate sl.iM’-lmniing into its. erred,
uesternU ren-led that iinpo-iuon : wmn.ut tln-clovi of the
Ul t’rv.ulenUal tmiv.ix il wh- -hi ii that a large |»or(nm of the
ding- pp’fenel tod.feat th.ir own juirtv nitl»*r than allow
Us AuU-sli'err wing to share «ts inumph. even under a con
pervative <’hnf on a I’ro-M.nt-n platJoim, w<- knew .tnd pro
claimed that the \> bur pfirtv wa.-nomoi. biib-equont ivent?,
including the iw- and enimui.itioii of the Know Nothing
i .n-pir.uy, and th'- ’•pu-.h Jih*.u ptlon ll.en.nol tin whole
I.iire of |*i o-.-lai.-i v \S higi-rn. onh r-.nfinned our undoubting
mitiriiiallon*. \N It’ll no -irKl' I UueuUilloU-.. theret.ip*. lor
Ur-iueiitubh bvgui.e, but nub hope ami jo\. and Minpnthy,
~•,.i u.ird--- ol 11n-, r, li.o e\u Imil. J the b< ginning ami watched
in- ,*r.-gies- id Dial mights MUM ULICA.N im-wm. i:t whi-h,
muiclled by the perfidiou-i violation of the Miv-otui Cotnp.n I.
jm l nt mi ii lalt-.l bv the a.-d<miming imtnig l ? wh-tt-ol the n„lit*«
~f th" prt” hot tiers of Kim.-a-* have l*een the v ietlm*—ln. tlu
n-p-ated and utter vitiation of their elections bv an arni.-d
mm*« d by f-oiihi inuv and burled s u id.’nly upon them
fi,,ui tU* ijorde’ c einti'.-v of the netghb ■. it.g Have >tate, in
d .-Imeii {(/sweep awu the l.uidinftt k-> of old part% fendn, and
unite the Urue lic.uii aim strong arm* ot the fieo-s.mled in
,-e mighty effort t.omtin.- tb. «. onrge and M.an<cd -.f mir
r null' Within the lsim'l of Itu S'-tle* whKh imwi-ely UJe
)ii,ld it To the sue -f t'li* . (Toi t. tin . •..••rgi-< efTili)
’] JUKI NE will K* *lervdv dev ole-1. w bib the TCMPKUANCE
KKFDUM, in- lnumi: tu« e„t»r« *n» pre-*-; >n .d u- 'li.rJm in
Intoxicating B-v.-rng -.\Nilft::iMt a- i.eiejyi-.i*. uii'-.unest
and unllim lung < li-mipio.
CuniiJirn- mg n* i.da.h f.-ho-lo -t of M'-'b mt.' -i/'. and wiih
irvo’b - u ■wia.l.iw ol j in .mage, TilK 'JKiIJI NK i* ijow j—
►’j.din quart*, foim, IHILV ;thre«. di-rim t editions; .S-rui
■.v-.-kl' uri weekly on u r.hrel 4-4 bv IU inehe*. eight ample
pager-ol *ix> otiuna* ■-.« n. it.* . m ulati-m has uteadily grown
li-.'i. nothing t-> the 1 dl-.wing m;.
issues (etc. morning,. 2 1..>00 cojucs.
henn*WeeUiv 12.1'.' *•
M eeKi\ ■ • • • 137.7 ji' *•
Calilornia edition
T«u.
W c bi-liP'c nc oilier nt-\%t m in- Ii ii a *nli» no
tion Ihi o'iT Imli umi n, j.oi i<*.r i) ol .it »
n.jrt run mul i* Ami \iu.U*l:-» i . i.. ipm •»- r«Mi<kiuu
nu increase o{ paying rv.vkr- miii a> iim 1 iai i mn.in :»■ •
T iliUfrr to b.. l».n iluuli«K**% Uip h fMoll.-l .It m.l>- Tiptioii
I •. u W'UiH !■- in >1 t" p«*rc< nc in llui unprrf fkii
i U pitroiiugi evidence of piibhi. approval ami eMc.-m
T K K
TII K TUI Bl’N* K employ* no irawlmc .i<:**nt>- ar*l i^n 1 -
ci ik pip .a Cl (ru*. 1(1(1' fiif-lipin* nl.*n(lo t'no
i'.. I<r '• %i-1 11. - avi lli»* ‘uh*ri n*.|- fniOo-i
t in i..r it. «s n-oit I j no I'-y.ij j'p.. i *■. t (.on'i •11 :m
I-: 'ti- W-.Ul*. mi iin.ui t" «* n j. •!•■ r <•!> Hi*- ■ xpm.-
' : tin H*l' in i*' | \ i.i* at. awaitin’: .v fi'-l r-mlit no«
t j. l'i* snibi. MlnT J; not*, i. ■iii"!'. tin .i-i Mini ■ i» «!.»•,il
tk . ini 111. l"l .I| up Ml . M I ,1 HO If 1.11. \ p.ll-l I . ,*l| k u u. a 11..
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*, t'.i. iipi'c*: I'M aic j,mti ini Ju cmm mu u,m »!»•* ;.i* it ..
i n k !<• nti.a n am I l.*rvi ar.l Urn luiin'j .uni mom. i nf lm
; . :i..'i I.* i r% t:i*i ii rn.i invarul'i. an.—tor tin
TKim'Sl. y. )-r a:i:ir.
.-I Mi-W . .'■•l inn (n[ii. i for $... fo* f>r j*l.2
>!»i* * (or
W I.EKt.X
... - ur . v*-r \nwu" f-r
-jTi.r m uil.im? ol i'.u)■ MiLn-ni-a,
\ i-iid -ns i»!.« at all mu") In* mull o- a v.t (!.< prkv
jai-. ■ U.o?v .»»ria«M la i. Mtl.KI M«. 1.1.1 t A 1 I.
N 1•! -n V w Yml
MONEY TO LET.
11. *. BAB LEI
I TAPING jusl relumed Iron) New York with
1 ms Ij (I i>urciiasc>. would mule tnc allcnlion
o. Uuvers lo iiu> cxiiiUiUon o
GOODS cV WARES
coninanny qu ililtcj- and |irn,e> wiin unv t
mni. ir Tiojja cmini*. Disliking tin idea of w
if real deal ol show and bombast in ndvcriiMntr I
would simph s.iv that Hie u.-uil variety ol useful
arlicies in l)ie line o
Din mull. uwi.nii:.'.
i.ODTs & *SHOE; n.OTHI.V.
11 AT.* CAD.
HAIIDWA".
DAI NT. Oil.'
owicm: sto.m: m vm
WoOT)i:v UAUI TIN D ARE. kc
mav fee f«mnd al prices that cannot fail to please pur
cn rs lor Readv Pa-
Should u happen that an article called for is
no. oi n.ind. cii'inmcrs are posi/treh/ assured that
I'. vv il ir "ll'Xt lC'C h ''
in connexion with the establishment may be found
a goo:; o r
Box. Parlor, and Cook Stoves,
of Inc nc-ivicvi cnslmjjsnnd most approved patterns
tngrciiw* uni: trerylhivg’ in llic line of tinware,
arm retail. manufactured by and under ihe
mix-ru-mr of our follow townsman. Mr. John B.
bohriL who h said lo be the best tinner in the
coum; Tiinsf wMiing ware made from pood
pin**-., ana a smooth job. will not.fail lo make their
BCJrunm* and leave their orders at
Nov. 2!!. ]<~>l ROCK. BAILEY’S.
NEW M\SONaC 11 ALL,
PHILADELPHIA.
AGENTS wanted in every town and county in
the boiled Slates lo sell Uic bcauliful picture
of in
Grand Lodge Boon.
In the New MASONIC 11-xLL,Philadelphia. This
Plate is selling very rapidly, and dims Uie admira
tion of all, for the correctness and fidelity with which
ST WARY, f RKPCO PAINTING. AND FfRMTTRE
Are represented, and the arti.lic beau tv nnd liarmo
nr of the colors Size of Plate, 23 X 23. Price,
93 Od.
Booksellers and Picture Dealers wishing to take
agencies for il. will please address for further Infor
mation. L. X. ROSENTHAL, Liihofirvpher.
Philadelphia.
AGENTS! AGENTS!
PERSONS accustomed tu procure subscribers for
Books, Magazines tec., or get up clubs for
arc requested to send us their names
anc uddiess, and We will forward ilium, free of
cnarge, a specimen number of a publication for
winch they will find ready sale; and we will allow
them a commission of 50 per cent for their services,
J. BRADFORD & BROTHER,
No 3 Courtbnd si. New York.
Agricultural Society.
THE Annual meeting for the election of Officers
to .he T'mga county Agricultural Society will
be held at \N cllxhoro,' on Monday evening, the 3d
day of December next, agreeable to the 6lh Article
of the Constitution of said Society.
G. D. SMITH,
Nov. 2.0, 1955. Rec. Sreretary .
SILK&— A few more pieces of those beuutifu
changeable silks at 50 cts per yard, just recei.
ved at the Empire Store, and going off like hot
cakes. Cull and see them ut J. R. BOWEN’S
Musical Instruments Pianos,
Mclodeons, Violins, Accordeons, &c., &c.,—just
received and for sale by 6, W. TAYLOR,
CornShellers—from $l2 down to
SSTS-f ur ulc ly V. r. &, W, ROBERTS.
Union Dagnerrean Gallery*
MR. E. W. BECKWITH Would inform Ihe La
dies aod Gtmllcmen of WeUsboro* and vicin
ity, that he will remain a few days at the above
named place, with his
LARGE AND ELEGANT GALLERY,
GIVING TO THOSE WHO WISH
A PERFECT LIKENESS
Of themselves or friends, an opportunity to obtain one.
BY HIS ARRANGEMENT OF LIGHT, the
eyew made to look life-like, however light it may
be—the features prominent—the dress clear and
distinct,—thus producing u Picture superior to those
very black or pale likenesses usually taken by itin>
crant operators with an ordinary light.
CHILDREN OF ANY AGE TAKEN IN A
FEW SECONDS!
Fathers! Mothers! Brothers! Sisters! fail
not of securing one or more of those mementos of
Rib which ut a future lime may not be obtained.—
How many sad reflections, and deep regrets, have
been cxjicrienccd by friends, when a loved one has
been suddenly taken from (hem, and no likeness 101 l
of what was once so dear, but that engraven on
memory’s fading tablet; —whilst heart-fell emotions
of gratitude arc always expressed by those who have
secured the life-like countenance ol a friend passed
away.
Mr. Beckwith will visit private residences in
case of sicknc.-s, or to take a likeness of u deceased
friend, il taken from Paintings and
Daguerreotypes. .
“How dear to my heart the scenes of my childhood,
When fond recollection presents them to view.”
Who would not like a picture of the homo of his
childhood, and the village green around which so
muny associations cluster, or the home of his riper
years, when fur removed from that loved spot where
friends and family dwell.
r/A'ir of houses* rcuuc dvimixes gardens,
PUBLIC SQUARES &CEXKHY,
taken on a large and approved scale, and by a recent
Invention, without being reversed.
Premia tvks'.' os i.vnos or small plvtks, neatly set in
PINS, tllMls, r.U \C£LLI >. LOCKLT3. OR !TT LLUIAST I ASKS OR
fruias to cuil the purrU-L-or, and warranted not to lade.—
Mr. B. keeps on linrwl a choise selection
ol’ (lie latest stylus o( Cases*, including Turkey (Vlo
roeco of various colors, Paper Maclic loken«, inlaid
with Chinese work’, a new and beautiful article for
presents; and as great a sanely as can be obtained
at any establishment in our 1 cities.
Prices Ficm $lOO to SlOOO.
Dacuerrcotypks taken at the Gallery in cloudy
aa well as pleasant weather, and u good Likeness
warranted, or no charge. Ladies and Gents, am
invited to visit the Gallery, and examinespecimincs.
Ple.ise call soon, as my slay in town will be short.
N. B.—Mr. B.’a success 7n the business previous
ly, and the superior Pictures that have been taken
by hun in the - Gallery, recommend him to the pat
ronage of the Public.
WeJLbnro’ Nov. 22d, 18*73. ,
Cosmopolitan Art Association!
Arran-r*’m'tWs f..r Uk>> s,.^. o , v i Aitmmt Collection of thb
n rt w and Puptilar histuntii n fur ll'.** •liir«*>i'*n of Liictaiun
u'.il \n. Iki u in i U 1 mi lU inik't cx’.i*:ibi'o -calr.
Aiiimii.' thr "''rlC' rnpic'}. i» llic far-famcrl
Vklitch oriciii'ilt:. *.ik'»t Ten Tl.oiu**mil I»yl!ur''.
G.UUU »•
ls7«‘l£6 copies.
hi i'*n.’*>i>c th«* Ni ;v non. the di/Tudion of \\orks o
Avr.ui< \*» Art. nmi th* < i** im-u'.-rm nt i f AimTirMn
ii.uc not I'-.-n li.kK • 1 t 'ouiiiii'.'i'iiii lm\ c h.*cn t>
iiMiik i.f ili.- imni ilipim.-ii.-li .1 Aiii-tumii Arti*t~, nho ml
■ I'l.irii.iili- -.i’.ii' "f tin n liiK-i linn* A iii"*)'/ tint
r.ri 1 1;i* •, Murbl** Un*li. <.x«.'-Uli.U l»% lliu grcalcbt Scul]
lor. —liru.\U I»UV> KKv.
Wassjlwgio»,
the FATirr.u or nis* cuc.vtry,
Beiijamhi Frankiisa,
thi: pii
Daisirl WeEnskr,
'i HE .-TATL^MA.V.
A lilts \l-Ili.J 1 iiiujto ui,<l iuiulo oAroful and
Jii'hi'ioii' ‘•ilTtl-.m nf fi'ii'tirn wmk of Ail, bolh iu lironze
in I ,'iart • *»i.iti:.uy u:i-l Li.o.i*** I*.s nima-.
'ili,. wlk-it- formnr' a la* a- ami \ Un UiJ.- c.iUo< (i m of Pmnl
hia* au-l Si.i'.ii.’.r;. to bi-‘lt'mbtiU'l t'llHK amutig Uic muiu*
bvia ot ill'.* A** foi On Y-ar.
Tin* piv.n l .it TT.D«>II .r- anv one n oi'ni
b**r of this A**>vs ilnm. .is.’i cnlitif- i.mi lo t iibci ..ne .<f il.u
M.is-1/mi ■> l»i «‘iu’ >«-r. u:..i al'-o a u. kci mile* distribution
i<f ill-*‘“•atr t\ and I’aii't’v.-*
Tb- l.ilT.Dsn- i-m 'I to •••.'•.. rifef'r? of t3i»- f< Hon.
ine 'hnutih M.tca7in> •* * Harp-r'*. Piitiruu*-*. Lmck< l bark*
cr. Hoi.'* Ik>M V 11 do. lb.‘.hum's. uud v L'wh's Hook.
Jvr* hi.. MMii- live imMnb«*i*hif>- are entrtl»*d loam five of
tl« H l*»r mu u. i. a.i-l t.< ns !u!, ‘y m the (list! ihn*
t-ir.. Th-n-t '•■!* d**i i' *' fimn lh- -.1 • i.f niy:.i)»>r
an- il-voicl lo tile purchase of works of All for lhe
V.'lMltllg V-. 1.
l>\ !>cr<in*iin: a nu n.• • r of li.i» A- S '*cnin*>n. an 1 —
l-t All |ui r- ri-i-.c (lie ju'l vi-lur «f (J r(r *■>' frrijJinn
o' th' m I.l*. .-li-iic ol -t> lima Liluraturv.
*i-; K-v-1» nwn 1 '- * i- **Miti ilmtih-i I'm-.rN ji , ar.* , »H‘-»:u;
i ii.-i • W.iikx <if Art. v.lv.-Ti lie- (o I- ■li*'l r !!iut**-l am -Sl
ip iihlv.-.. -min at (■)■• •-ii.:- I ima tin- Ai a»»ia
«f ili« «-'uiiln u.'lnu lliwii.-.m-h i>fil-llaii its
a.'i-ii'
D* r-oii" m i 'u.Uinj fun'!* f'-r ni'mil*' r-hip, w ill plra«p ptva
Dii’ii [’lit .<<■/<'') iii Jii'l. ibt-in.'ii(i) t!i *3 v.l-li
the to > (■•mneji>*.*. and have the Mter iej-i-‘ten-il j.i
th- I'n-t in |»r*\> iu lop*., on tU rc<*> ipl a ccri.tvealu of
I'ieinh- I‘iiij). lotf-tlji-r with the .lcsiie.l, vill be for*
v.anlc«l to an v j ari «-f tin* countiy.
TTiohc who puuh in.t^..7.in'at Bookstores, will observe
that by joieirii: lies A'-i-i e!tn)i. Jbev 7e<v,»/•/!<#• .V»o/o»/*e
oml fnf Hr) r' in !)■ • tirruiil iK.-’r'l'i'U'/n nil at the t.iiue j-ri' e
tlicv now j.vy ba the ul -no
For Nteiabi ' ships. r.-Mr* •*. C. L Br.UBY,
Aftn.irv A. A. At ii'li»r of tlie priieip.-I
* Km< k« rln ek» r M <jr’./n«o ' **, .US New V»»rU;
i.r Wr-ie-n «»11u*<, li i- ater Mi- -1. Snn-h.MvV. Ohio
Subi*. 1 tptioii • u 'ivil by .IoILN .N. UAb'Uk, llouorurv
S* Ir> l ir\. l- rW > b «*. l'a.
Well-l ".o’ Xi.veinbei, Stli.
LOOK OUT FOR THE EHfiIHE!
The Seasons change —
SO DO FRIENDS AND FORTUNE!
AND m/SIXE&S KELA f nons,
TIIERKFOH K,
TABOR, ISALI>WI.\ & CO.,
{Succeed Tuhor, Young Co)
IN TUB FOUNDRY «U>INK»S, AS
MANUKACTURERSof Slcum Engines, Boilers
and Machinery of nil kinds; Slaves, Hollow
Ware, Tin. and Copper Ware.
REPAIRING &, JOB WORK done with the
least pn>>ildc di lay.
MILL GEARINGS furnished 1 oilhovt extra charge
for patterns.
PLOWS of all kind*, (two of which took Hie
premium ul the late County Fair,) kepi coiiblunlly
on hand.
We have the for Tioga County, to
mnnuiuclufc and vend the
King Store.
one of the best (if not the very best) Cook Stoves
ever invented; which is always on hand at our
store house, for wholesale te retail.
Their Stoves took the premium over the Albany
Stoves at Lite late Fair. That is a feather in oar
cap which we donl intend to have plucked out soon.
Corn Shelters,
Of all the improved patterns that commend them,
selves to farmers.
Besides this, we intend to furnish belter Ware,
belter articles and belter work, at lower prices than
any other establishment in Tioga county will be
able to do. And the man who pays CASH, can get
what he buys at reduced prices. This is (lie (air
way of doing business, and the system upoiujvhich
the Tioga Foundry and Machine (shop will be Con.
dueled hereafter. Don’t wait for the wagon, but
come on. TA BOR, BALDWIN te CO,
Tioga, Nov. 15, 1855.—if.
OT Old Iron and Copper, and all kinds of produce
taken hi oxchauge for work.
NOTICE is hereby given to Venders of Mcrclina
dize who have noglcclcd to procure their Li.
censes for the present year, that the same must be
taken out by the first day of December Court, or
cost* will ensue. HENRY RATHBONE,
Wcllsboro’ Nov, J *55. - Tttao'rof lioga Co.
PLAIN & FIGURED DELAINES.—A largo
slock all styles and colorsj also Persian cloths,
Pdramettos, Mcrinoes and Debages, a belter assort,
ment than ever before offered in the county, and sell.
ing at startling low prices by J. R. BOWEN.
SECOND YEAR
Terms of Membership.
'S'lio Adviintascs Si-rarctl
Notice (o RHallerst
THE TIOGA COTTNIY AGITATOK.
CHEAP LANDS,
ay mutual association.
A Home for All for One Dollar ! <
Share» 93. Quarter Sharee 91. '
THE GREAT NORTH-WESTERN
MUTUAL LAND AGENCY!
CHICAGO ILLINOIS.
V I ir ILL 6TSTRIEUTE eu the first day of January next,
Vr ISSO, among Us SlmrohoWorß, by a Committee of Direct
ors elected by thonwelvcs
$133,000 In Lands & Cash.
Any person may become a member of the Association, and
joint owner of the property, on the purchase of oao or more
shares or quarter shares.
Kvcry Share and Quarter Share will be duly numbered,
scaled signed and registered, and will draw its proportion of
the property by Its number in whole, or quarter tracts.
This Association Is a permanent Institution and will con
tinue to distribute from year to year. Its prime object is to
cheapen lands and bring a Homestead, a Farm within ,the
reach of all. however limited their means. Active and intel
ligent Agouti arc constantly engaged investing funds of llhe
Association in the best improving sections of the Union, on
the lines of projected Hallways, and where its rapid advance
ment is certain.
Land Warrants will bo taken at the Market Hates, for
Shares In this Association; others will bo purchased for Cash,
and located on the host lauds in the State and Territories of
the Great Wist.
The four Towns purchasing the greatest number of shores
by FIHST DAY' OF JAN UAH Y', 1850. will bo notified to elect
u Director each tosuperlulond the distribution. His expenses,
and two dollars per day, while engaged will be paid by the
Association.
As soon as two-thirds of the Shares shall have been sold,
the President, Secretary and Directors elected by the Share
holders. shall appoint a day, nut later than the aotb day of
January, 185 G, and proceed to distribute among the said Share
holders the entire projwrjy of the Association, to the full
amount of Shares, or $125,000.
The Property already secured for distribution the presem
year, (January 18'.t\) to be increased by cou-lant invcstmcul
of tlie Stocks sold and the profits is us follows:
1 Farm of 020 acres, with Orchard and good Buildings, within
one mile of the it. 11. Station, and 20 miles of Chi ago.
S'JO,uOO
1 Farm. 100 acres, in Rock county, Wisconsin, with young
Orchard, fair buildings, and half timbered. 20*000
4 Farm-: in Illinois. each S.UOo, 4,u0)
3 u Indiana, *■ f*OJ, 1,001
2 *• “ Missouri, “ Got), 12'0
Ten 100 acre Tracts in Wisconsin, each $409, 4.000
TweiDv 80 acre Tiact*. in lowa, “ 2W, 4,£tio
loot) Town lots in the above Stales, 0,000
20,000 aivcs of choice Wild Lauds, SO,UOU
Knch Shnu’hohlvr shall be entitled lo whatever mny fall to
hid share iu the cliitHbulion. hi* it huge or email. Ii inny be
a Farm wm th S3O,ODU. Hut in no ease, om it be less than one
acre of (too I L’hhl »r a Town Lot.
Any popmn becoming cntillotl to n Farm or Lot valued over
$lOO can h.nu cash for the same, deducting only 25 per cent.
Fmaller prizes will be taken in part payment of uhanys of the
next year.
Titles to loinds will be forwarded to Shareholders at the
mere of .Notary's fees for m.kuuwlcdgmcnl.
This Rat'd Chitucc lor a Fortune
should be secured at oiiov, by sending in your orders for
Shares Umucdiatelv.
A premium of $10) will bo pild to the Agent who shill
sell the tp-oaieai number of blnr ; i, sto the second ; $5,1
the third ; $25 to th -• (mu i'.i, .u.d a preiuium of £IuUJ will lo
giv.-n l«» tint Fire Company. Lodge, or Aiaociativm who i-Lali
di-poac of the greut'-st number of share-.
Usj m Ageuti vv.mto I in c-.ery town In the Union to sell
Shares and leport good investment*.
A liberal pei centnge will be allowed and Clrcular& forwar
ded to older by mail or expietv.
1000 Land Warrants Wauled.
We will pay the highest rush juices, in shares; or part in
shan’t 01 all ca-h. W<* will locate Land Warrunti on the
m-M ad\anWgci>us terms for parties abroad. We having
edii'i'-nt agents in ourv hm 1 OJllce, with plots uf tin* boil
utwnteiid tiui'ii in th.* Cnum. This is .1 nw opjmrtumiy to
inn -on-. h.dhug Lai.-l Wat rant*, iu the Ka-l. Sutes to have
them I -<m»« 1 1»\ a nduM-- (.onipanv. <*n »ome of the ebuicoat
lands of the I m «u, whet * rapid adv.memienl i - vermin.
It will 0.,1v tie u.-v.i-<->ary t 1 tran-mlt by null or express,
your Wii.ia.iis.dttly ttaii'f-nc I mi 1 we will return the Shares
or vi-b. by return mu:l or tue titles to the laud os soon as II
can be located.
Addrp"« b\ mail for Shares In the above Association, or for
location of Land W’anants, Ac.
LELAHD, BARMES k CO.
Agents Cl. M. W. Land Agency,
Box ho*J.
Chicago, Illinois.
N. B. When pm tins prefer if, land- will be entered In
their mime*, mid Ac. paid for them, for an agreed por
tion of the Iw* in value in periods ol dor a jtars. At whi< h
time if preferred by tlt ir m-u.ey will bo returned wr.h
12 per tent, pur annum iui ;iv-d in lieu cf a title to the land*.
L. B. k CO.
Send In your Orders at once.
rltnfly vf J.uuM ciictvav <> sl-mp flu
J" I/ Ik-i
-return p<i-iag>
EVER CBANGiNB-ALWAYS NEW!
LAKCUd ARRIVAL
OF
FALL ffl WISTER FOODS,
AT TUB
EMPIRE STORE.
THE SUBSCRIBER lakes the earliest opportu
nity of informing llie citizens ofTiogu county,
and llie “rest of mankind.” lb it he is now receiving
Ins second slock of Gouda loj the Fall and Winter
trade; and he deems it unnecessary and entirely
out of*order to go into un enumeration ol llie thou
sand and one articles, that lie in common with other
met chants keep and arc so
Bxtrnnrly anxious to dispose of.
Bnt there is one thing that he wishes distinctly
understood, and that i?, he does not buy goods to
lay upon hi' shelves and counters and accumulate
llie dust of eentmics, wailing lor that good lime,
when people arc so green, or (what is worse) hard
up, u.t to be willing to accept the “Old Familiar
faces” of these “Shop-keepers,” at tile “UrifT” first
impo>ed, (No insinuation** ? )
His motto is “small profits, speedy sains, and
quick return'.” Thinking that by adopting and
living up to the motto, lie 'hall merit and Revive a
continuance of the patronage heretofore awarded
him, lie would say to all—call and see the New
Goods. J. R. BOWEN.
Well.'hnro, Nov. 15, 1855.
■Will Kansas be Free ?
IS A QUESTION ihUieult to answer, but that llie
Suh.'enber is offering merchandize chrup, admits
not u doult. The question will he hmnvdialvly set
tled upon inspection of the Goods and prices.
Me is jii'l receiving Ins fall slock, which consists
in u general assortment of
DU Y GOODS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
CROCKERY, ROOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, MATS
& CARS, BOOTS & SHOES,
W 001) ENWA R R. STON E
WARE, TIN WARE,
Di% SSaitt’g liivisok’atmg, Spirit.
li A Word to the TFise is sufficient I' 1
The Subscriber lias a large and well selretrd slock
of Goods, and is offering them (it .is reasonable prices
as can be bought io Tioga Co., or (bis side of Cedar
Run!
lie who wants a PLUG OF TOBACCO or a
GOOD COAT—She who wauls a box of SNUFF
or a FINC DRESS, will do well to call arid exam,
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
Come und see and bo convinced of the truth of the
foregoing statement. J, B. POTTER, Agent,
For U. 11. POTTER.
Middlehury Centre, Nnv. 8, 1855,
NEW GROCERY & PROVISION
STORE.
Maud O. BULI.AI?©, Dcnlors
• in PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, BOOTS
If SHOES, READY-MADE CLOTHING, Wood
{f Widow Ware, Tobacco, Cigar t, Fruits, Conjee.
Uontry, Ijc., Ifc. At the Stand recently occupied
by Robert Roy, Wellsboro’, Pa.
Plaster! Price Reduced!
TUG subscriber lias just received at his mill near
Mansfield, 350 tons Cayuga PLASTER slnne,
where he will Keep constantly on hand fresh ground
plaster .0 supply all that may git-e "him-a call. jS’o
mistake this timeLighlning, never strikes one treoi
twice. Price 35,0 U perton. AMOS BIXI3Y.
Mansfield, Feb. 15,1855
£tHAWLS.’ —Heavy wool, long and equareV'fohg
O and square Brocha,' plain and figured Cashmere
shawls, a lafge variety, at .J. R. BOWEN’S,.
BOOTS & SHOES.—Gentlemen’, boot, of,every
.description. Boy’s Bools and Shock of ull.slylta
and sites just.received at . , JQNES 4. ROE’S.
BUFFALO ROBES.—A few Bales of.qjtra NA.
1, just received at JOS r i3, HOE’S
THE Subscriber having purchased Bailey &. Fo
ley's entire stock of Books, Stationery and
Jewelry, and added llierclo his former Stock ol Ti
oga, and a large and fresh assortment from the City,
may be found hereafter in
lioj’s New Building,
where he will be happy lo serve the public with
SCHOOL. LAW, and MISCELLANEOUS Books,
an cheap as they can bo purchased this side of the
Oily.
ALL TUB POPULAR MAGAZINES OF THE DAT,
may be had i«t his counter, and any book desired
can be furnished to erdcr. He will also keep a full
assortment of
Stationery and Ink,
which mny be purchased on reasonable terms.
Purchasers will always find a splendid lot of
WAICHEB,
CLDCKS,
Mtagtipß JEWELRY,
on hand und Ibr sale on the principle of
'‘Small profits quick Returns”
With largo practical experience, und having sc
cured llie services of a good workman in the me
chanical Department, (hose wishing watches
Cio:&Rieil & llfipttlicd
ca,n depend upon being accommodated satisfactorily
snd promptly.
He will keep constantly on hand a large assort
ment of English and American styles of
WALL PAPER
which ell will do well lo call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors, a continuance of palron
age is respectfully solicited- G. W. TAYLOR.
Wcllsboro’, Oct. 18, 1855. (formerly of Tioga.)
ROBERT HO?.
DRVOOIST % A I’O TH EC Alt Y
WcHebmo’ Pa.
WSIOLESA.IL.aO & RETAIL
DEALER IN
FOREIGN 4- DOMESTIC DRUGS $
CHEMICALS, MEDICINES, OIL,
PAINTS, DYES, ACIDS, VAR
NISHES, PUTTY. WIND
OW-GLASS. BRUSHES,
PA TENT MEDICINES
ROOTS, BARKS, BIT
TERS, HERBS, SEEDS,
OINTMENTS, EXTRACTS,
TINCTURES, PILLS, POW
DERS. PHARMACEUTIC PREP
ARATIONS, THOMPSONIAN <s■
BOTANIC MEDICINES, lIOMEOP
AITIIC REMEDIES, CHILDREN'S
TOYS. INKS, PERFUMERY AND
TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY
GOODS BURNING FLUID,
POTASH, TA R. LAMPS, $O.
ALSO,
CHOICE TEA al very muilerale prices. Pbysi
ci.m>’ |ircscrl[iilotw will cl all time.- receive cere
ini olltnilion. Every article sold ul bis Sinre is war
rented I') be as rt pret-emed lo lire purchaser. All
articles nnt salisfaciury may lie relumed, IT uninjar.
cd, and Ibe money refunded. Terms, (’ash.
O' Call ul the siyn ul' UiS'iMorlar. ,m
Well-bond Get. 25, ldsj.it.
GRAND HUSH
JONES & ROE’S.
M here they are now receiving their
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
WHICH CONSISTS OF
DRV HOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FAMILY GROCERIES, MATS AND CATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES. HARDWARE,
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, TIN
ware, wooden.ware, ready
made CLOTHING. AND FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, FLAYS ELS, EASTERN CLOCKS
Warranted to keep good time.
WE would say to our customers and purchasers
generally,that onr store is now complete, we
have a large a-.-orlmcnl of every kind of goods and
our price' e.nmol fail lo suit llie elo<P'l Imvera.
Wullsboro’ Oct. 25 1855. JONES & ROE.
Red & White Fliuaiicrs*.
A LSO(a)tlon Fl.inncD, Bed-ticking. Blue Denims,
.Tx Stripe Shirtings Drillings, Brown Factory,
Bleached Mu-lins Iri-h Linen, Table Cover'*, and
Spread**, C irpul Warp,Colton Yarn.Colton Balling,
and Wadding jiibt received at JONES &, ROF/S.
CloUis & Ca^lmcif!^
BLACK, Blue and Brown Broad Cloths, Blucl
and Fancy Duvskia Cabsimerus‘iLnSaUineU’
and Sheeps CL ay Cloths, jual revived and tor sal
very ehci!n. at (Get 25) JONES &■ ROE’S.
t ; LOTEUHG.
GtENTLEMEN in want oi anything in the line
T of Clothing for the coming winter will find the
largest, cheapest and be* I assortment at
Oct. 25. , JONES & ROE'S.
Q II AWLS.—Ladies will find the largest assort.
O merit of desirable styles of Long and Square
Brnclm and lnn*r uad square Woolen Shawls at
Oct. 25, 1855’’. ' JONES URGE’S.
PLAIN &, FIGURED DELAINES.—PIain de
lainra of Jill colors, ul«i nome buliful styles «
figured detains jus-l icccivcd ul
JONES & ROE’S.
LADIES SHOES Ladies will find (lie larges
cheapest and best assortment of shoes of every
description, (jailers Rubbers and childrens shoes at
JONES &, ROE’S.
HATS & CAPS.—A largn assortment just ro.
ceircd, at (Oel. 25.) JON GS &. ROE’S-
NEW IfiBLLIftERY STORE.
MISS E. P. RICH- ,r-a
ARDS, would respent- tv?
fully announce to the citizens of
Welljiboro’ and vicinity, that ‘
she lias just opened a new
linerv cMublishmcnl over R. S.
Bailey's Slorc, wlicro she will‘
keep constantly on hand a
GOOD ASSORTMENT
OF MILLINERY GOODS,
" ■ •such us
Indies & Children’s Bonnets,
RIBBONS- FLOWERS, CAPS, HEADDRESSES,
file., Ita, ■ ■ *
. promptly attended to. She will also at
tend to Dressmaking os usual. O* No trust.
W7~W. ROB I N.S’cTl^
■5 DEALER' rrr 1
Books, Stationery, Blank Boole, Wall Paper—Eng.
, ,- lit 6, French and & met icon Manufacture,
.1, Toilet utensil* antl Per/umery, Fan- •
ey Soups, Violin Slringt, Gold
0 Pent nndpPencih,- S;e.,Sfh. - ■ 't
. AU the popnliir Magazine) and leading Netobpa
ferTtnaybe'kaJafbit Counter) ' ,
VORIVIXGpK.' V , lybr. 15, 1*55. ?
THE GREAT SERPENT IS NOT OOMZNG,
HUT D. P.s WM. ROBERTS’ STOYE EMPORIUM, HAS COMEi
THE greatest variety of STOVES ever seen in Wcllaboro,* has just arrived at the STOVE & TIN
STOKE of D. P, &W, ROBERTS. They would cull the attention of the public to their well se
eded assortment, consislihg of the YOUNG AMERICA, Elevated oven, MORNING STAR, Improved*
do. NATIONAL AIR-TIGHT, do. REGULATORS,PREMIUMS & LOW OVENS.
Also a large assortment of BOX and PARLOR Stoves, ol City prices. These Sfovcs are selected
with the greatest cure, especially for this market, and cannot full to givecnlire satisfaction. Call and
see them.
YIN WARE—of all kinds, shapes, and sizes, made of the best material and sold as cheap if not
cheaper than that of any oilier establishment in the county. E«vc Gutters made to order on short no
tice. JOBBING done to order und in (he bent manner. All Tin-ware carefully proved before
leaving the shop. lO* Old Iron, Copper, Brass, Pewter, and also Silver und Gold cither old or new, ta
ken in exchange for Goods ut the Market pi ire. They respectfully solicit the patronage of all who wish
to purchase anything in their line, assuring them that money cun be saved by examining their slock
before purchasing elsewhere. PREMIUMS on Tinware were gt\cn for best Slock and Work &c., at
the laic county Fair. D. P. & W. ROBERTS.
Wcllsboro.’ Nov., 22, 1855.-tf.
CLEAR THE TRACK!
The Crimean Campaign Ended!!
WAR BSGLARED
ON lire part of ItALHWIIV, GUEIIN
gJBV CO-, Qgainsl those old codgers,
"Second rule Goods and High Prices.’’
Friends, Countrymen »nd all who doat on good
Bargains, (which im-lndes everybody,) we liaveju.il
received a splendid stock of
Fall and Winter Good*,
al our Store in Tioga, which can be hud for
. Little, ot* Nothing
above prime coil—with ocean* of good will thrown
on gratis. The first pick is the be*l pick, so come
in while slock is fresh. Delays arc dangerous—Pro.
cra*linulion lus frostbitten many a good bargain
If you want your money's worth, come on. If you
Want more than a dollar's worth for a dollar, don’t
come ; hut yon will be u*loni.ihed lo see what a pile
ol goods we can pul up for u dollar. Our slock of
BR? GOODS
is not made up of the odds and ends and the rem
ounts of “closed up” concerns in the City, but com.
prises « complete assortment of the latest styles and
best qualities, from the eoutsesl domestic to the fi
nest imported fabrics, such as
Silks, and Ladies’ Dress Goods,
Latest Styles, and adapted to every variety of trim,
tilings. Ladies will do well lo cull and examine the
Stock before purclusing 01-ewhurc.
Baldwin, Guernsey vV, Co., have always on hand
a seasonable and fashionable stock of
Gentlemen’s Ready-Made Clothing,
which will be sold al ibc lowcsl CASH PRICES,
ALSO,
Groceries, Crockery, JlarJicare, Glass,
Slone, Hollow and Wooden Il'iire,
Iron, Steel, Nitils, Oils, Paints
and Dye-Staffs of enry kind
and of the hist quality.
with BOOTS Jj- SfIOES. for Everybody.
*,• Alt kinds of Cuiinlnj Produrt taken iu ex
change for goods al the maikrt j.jicts.
t. i,. dai.dwi?;.
Tioga,Ocl. 18, 1855. A. T. OTERNSKY,
O. B. I,OWELL.
RHODES’ FEVER APJD AGUE CURE,
OR ANTIDOTE TO MAI, A IMA,
■J7OU the prevention and cure of Intkrv.itiest and
L IUaiiWEST Fevers. Ftvrr. and A*.u. L’i.'ll- l’.v*n,
Dcmu AIUE, GeNERM. I»Kl.illTV. Nl- n sv: ,i,.| all nth.T
forms of disease width have a CuUimai or*;m m Mahvm or
Miiuiua.
This in a NATURAL AXTIfMTi:v. V 1; •• it! *>r.fl. dy p-nt.vt
any n-ddcin or traveler even in :l- m.*'i -.-t \\ ■•r-u'.nijy
I iCithties from any Am:«- m U.l.iuti' o.s-.w It u-«er, oi any
injury from coiHtuuih tnlnl’iia M d «na «t Mi
It will instantly eh es. ihe Aj i.e i!i p-i-m-. ulu»hiv<* ntr
f.*l.‘-l far imj length ««f Inn-. Irani «>m; «l.i/I • Iwei.M \ ..
that, they nec-l nev-r lo buu an din i Gull, by emiiniu.n ' .a
U'O according lo diiPoti"ii-. 'J h- pale nt ..I otu • I in k
eover mid stremr'h. ana u lUinue* until u pel maii-au
and radical c;:r<' is eJtoeti.l.
ur iV'O buUh’B Awilanswci mi oidmiry ca'os; e*-mo
mav require more. Dinvii-m-. p:inmd m Delia «m. i’i • mdi ami
Spanish. Hvoiujianv eaeli bottle. Dike one debar. Libital
diacounla mink- lo the tn .!•*.
J.VXi.i A. KII:'DES, fro'. ..lent.', l;. I,
PROOF OF SAFETY.
Vu Viol;. ,lim? 11.
“I hive modi* a rhenikal **Tnru:n:it: <u of ‘Kn tj'F».. '.and
Ague t unV nr •Amihut. to M vi.m.i v.’ nnd huu* tcsicd ii i<u
Arvi-nic, Mcirurj, Ipiunna, mil Mivclimms bat have* nut
found a t'lu trie of tiib r 5.; U, ».•>, 1 l-.-uii-lntn Mili'inuc
in IL< cooipositiuli til P would prove ininih’U- I ' I'lnMu*
tiou. JAMI2SK. CIHLTO-N. M. I)., Chom.al,'
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.
:,sm;i'o, Vulon Co.. Mar 2. IS;.'..
>Trt. .7. A. r.noDßi—lk m Fir: '1 In* ho\ ..f inc-«ia iu • \ t*u -iiu
mo was duly nveivod «m tb° Hill «*f .Vpi 'i. Ili ne '<>|«l ;p out
oiu* half ol it. amt •uf;i the a\li . hacc a-c-'t it nrm.'*-
ibfled that it b.u. rr.v.l tlirni. It Idl*. ecasilnly «tr*pp-(l vbu
Ague tn e\eiy one who lm> u%erl n. and *i\ of the c.>;,s u«
of l.uiv H»and’nr. M\ M<i-r. who b 1: :•! i: lor f. •» m -• x
year.- hack, and cvuld nt vet it atapiwd » \.« [ \ 10. lju.ii.m*,
and sU«u only n-. .is sla* v.oul'. taut it, is now. I Unnk,
euiiivlj cuied bv yuur lean- 'y. C. U. MeGIN LV. !
CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS.
< Take r.o more Ai'enk, Mcrcuir. Qubsiuo. ,'fryel.nina. or
Anti-l’cno'lhaj or pnGioims of nay hind. th a vmuo yi vibicl:
owing to sikli j* iiv>uou.'< tlrugs. 'J be i.io-n tlici c:.u do is t«»
‘•break tn** flnl}-.” tor a -!-»r! tinu* whib* they nr.* sine to
cause coni tilutionat uml co.-um? only with life. lt<-
meaibei that tiiooniy ruici uui A o ue iiiauh I hut i» harm-
Icis as as Mir-, is
UH H>i:S*VISVKB ANT AOt’E rt’RK.
For sale by UOHKPvT KuV, HW/a6nro: and by Dealers gene
rally. p’Sept, 0 1r.)5. itm is l‘r.i o*. I\. j
Utoiiec.
ATOTICE is licretiy given,that the Excenlnrif and
IN Administrators on the following named Estates
have settled their accounts, and that the same will
be presented to the Orphans’Court of Tioga County,
on MONDAY, the 3d day o( December, 1855, lor
confirmation and allowance, viz,
'file account of John Fox end TTenry B. Curd,
Executors of NEHEMIAU HODGES, late of Sul
livan deceased.
The account of Jnlm James and Mary E. Thom
as, Administrators of DANIEL NICHOLS, late of
Union, deceased.
The account of Daniel S. SherwooJ, R. P. Buttles
and John B. Drake, Administrators of ISAAC
DRAKE, late 0 i Richmond, deceased, .
W. D. BAILEY, Register.
Register’s Office, i
Wellsboro.’Nov. I, 1855. i
BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED und for sale by G. W. TAY
LOR, at Wellsboro’ Pa.
SCENES in the practice ofa New York Surgeon
HO.MES OF .THE PF.OPLE, in suburb and
country, the villa, the mansion and the cottage, in
a scries of one hundred original designs.
A charming new novel—“ Winnie and 1,”
“A Book for the times wo live in."
“Lucy Boston—or Woman’s Rights and Spiritual,
ism -i illustrating the delusions and Follies -of the
Ago. ’ _ .
“Females among the Mormons,"
“Our,,World—.or lbs Slaveholder’s Daughter.’’
, “Journal,, of a voyage around the, World by the
United’Stales’ Squadron," ,
' ALSO—on band, a largo assortment of Looking-
Glsssea.snd .Pictures, with or without frames
AtTta Book Si. Jewelry Store of G. W. TAY
LOR, Wcil.-Vo', . '
Notice.
TH E undersigned, citizen? of TiogaXounly, Pa.
hereby give notice that they intend to make
application lu the Legislature of Pennsylvania at
its next session (which commences on the Ist Tuck
d.iy of Jammy 1856,) fur the creation of a corpo
rule body with Bunking or discount privileges, by
the nbme and stylo of the “THE TIOGA COUN
TY Ij»ANK,” to be located at Tioga Village, Tioga
County Pennsylvania, with a capital of*Onc Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars, with the privilege of in
creasing said capital to two hundred thousand dol
lars.
Vine DePui,
J, S. Bu'h,
J. W. Guernsey,
P. S. Tuttle,
Jas. G. Mccereau,
J. Schnuflcin,
A. Humphrey,
Edward Bayn,
Sctli Daggett,
Lewis Daggett,
Tioga, June 21J 1855-6 m.
NOTICE,
| S HEREBY GIVEN, that an application will b«
1a made Jo the Legislature of Pennsylvania, at its
neixt session, lor the creation of a corporate body
a jlh general Banking privileges of issue, discount
and deposit, to he-eulled “THE BANK OF TIOGA
COUNTY'* with u capital of One Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, said Dank to be located in the Boro* of
WelMmro, 1 Ticigu Co. Pa,
J.L Robinson, B. B Smith,
S. F. Wilson, Jas. X.owrcy,
Jno. N. 13 j die, L. 1. Nichols.
’WclUhoro,’ June 14, 1555. [Gm.J
NOTICE U hereby given'that an application will
be made to the Legislature of Pennsylvania at
its next session, for the incorporation of u Bank with
discounting privileges, with a capital of One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, with the privilege of inertia,
ting to < nc Hundred aitrf Fifty Tlmus.ind Dollars,
to he called the “TIOGA VALLEY BANK" and to
be located in Mansfield, Tioga Co. Pa.
.Mansfield June 25, 1555.
Tillage Lot for Sale.
THE Pull-1 ribcr offers fur sale a lut situated in
Hie I’oro’ of Lawrcnceville, Tioga Co. Pa. con
taming nbmil throe-fourths of an acre. Said lot is
bounded and described us follows, on the west by
Middle «lieul, north by Micajali Seeley, cast by
Curds Parklmrst, on the south by Dcinond.
S.iid lot has on it a good two-story dwelling house
nenly fitted up in neat and convenient style, and
painted inside and out; also a good barn and other
necessary out buildings. Inquire of JAMES KIN
SEY Esq. Law rcneeviilc Tioga Co. Pa.
WM. M. JOHNSON,
i.nwrencrville, June 14 1835, (6m.)*
Orphans’ Court Sale.
T) Y VIRTUE of an Order of the Orphans' Court
-) of the County of Tioga, will be sold at Public
Sale, on tbe premises in the township of Middlcbury,
ill said County, on WEDNESDAY the 28th day
i of November, 1855. at 1 o’clock, P. M. the following
i estate, properly of the late Sylvanus Ames, deed, to
'wit:
A lot of land lying in the tow nship of ftliddlobury,
in said enmity, afid bounded north by Lorenzo Lake,
ea.-t by Krasins Niles, smith by Lewis Ames and'
wist by David Palmer,Containing FIFTY ACRES
w ith about twenty-live acres improved, with a frame
house and apple orchard thereon. Terms mado
known cn the day of sale.
DANIEL HOLIDAY,
Middlcbury, Oct. 21, 1855. Guardian.
W anlb, & Things Wauled.
WANTED by almost every farmer in the conn,
ty, a bottle of the “Liquid Heave Cure,” to
check the first indications of heaves, and the proven
linn and cure uf all diseases that affect tho wind of
horses.
ALSO, a box o( Dr. Power’s “Hibernian Oint.
incut, a sovereign remedy lor Galls, Scratched, Gra
z.-s, llrulscd, Ijcsh wounds, and all cutaneous diseases
to width horses or horned cattle lire subject.
AI.SO, a box of the “German Rat Killer," ono of
the saifust and lies! articles in use for destroying rats
and mice, ur Lyons celebrated “Rat Pills” for tho
same purpose, For sale at the Wellsboro' Drug Store.
dissolution.
TMIE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be.
tween tlie subscribers under tbo style of Tabor
Young & Co., is this day (Nov.'S,) dissolved by
mutual consent. L. TABOR,
ROBERT YOUNG.
T. L. BALDWIN.
A. G. GUERNSEY.
O. B. LOWELL.
The business will hereafter be carried on at the
same place by Tabor, Baldwin & Cd, who wit col
lect the accounts, notes &c., of the old firm.
Application for Divorce. 1
To Tolly Cook— you ere hereby notified.Jtfiat
Chnunccy Cook, your husband, has applied to the
Court of Common Pleas ofTioga Co., for a divorce
from the bonds of matrimony, and that the Judges
of the said Court have appointed monday, the 3d
day of December next, dl the Court House .in Wells
boro* for the hearing of Hie said Chauncey Cook in
the premises, at which time and Place you can at
tend if you think proper, ,
JOHN MATHERS, Sheriff.
Wellsboro’ Nov, 1, 1855.
WANTED.
JOURNEYMAN WAGGON-MAKER wanted to
O work hy-,lhe. day, uioulh or,on shares, Millie
show of the Subscriber in Clymtr township,Tioga
Co, Pa. I have u largo quantity of seasoned'lum
ber on hand,4cady to be worked, and would proict
to give Uio workman a share of the proceed*. ! " i '
CHARLES PRITCHARD*
Ciymer, Juno 14 1855. (If.) '
CLOTHING.— A largo Block in .lore (ft tWla
teal fashion*, a fil evafy ijjS? a ,
l*o a pries In veil thc'Cu/rr, for I nmihooVidWibn
EH.Ti.so.iS4i. ,1. R..BOWEN, ,
I
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B C. Wickham,
A. T. Guernsey,
F. E. Smith,
A. C. Bush,
Jacob Johnston,
T. J Berry,
H. E. Smith,
H. S. Johnston,
Jas. Goodrich,
E. I*. Bentley.
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