STATEMENT -of Die «3»iri of the Manafield |
Iron Work* made in compliance with tjifi.*#
AwombW of 7th April 1849, •biwiftf' IhP-Mnfc
dinon of Mid company on the 30th day of November
1855; • . •
Capita! Slock,.• •• •
> Amount Babacribed,
DR.
To amount actual)/ paid > n 510 ck,... 936,446,67
Bi/ta. payable tor Caab, Goods, Labor,
and Materia) • 16,310,01
Bv 720 acres land, including ore beda
and wood 10t*,............ 910,800,00
H acres in furnace lot, including fur
nace, kilns, buildings, dwellings,
■nd machinery 996^11^)6
Merchandise, ore, coal and materials
on hand as per inventory, 9 10,350,30
Tioga County, S 3.
James Lowrey, the President; J. S. Hoard, the
Treasurer and’ §«crql*ry of the "Mansfield Iron
Works" —being severally swqrn say that the forego
mr statement fs true to the best of their knowledge
ir,d belief. JAMES LOWREY,
J.S. HOARD.
Birorn to and sbbscribed- before -mo,
December 15,1855. i
*D. L. SHERWOOD. J.P.
New York Tribune, 1855-6.
THE TIUKUNE is dot in the middle of it* fifteenth year:
Vol XV. of its weekly i?*uo commenced on tlm Ist of Sep*
lumber last. The American public need not now be made nc*
with iu character or chums to consideration. With
Iriit u subortiinAte regard for prudence, policy Vr popularity,
it ban aimH to stand for Righteousness, for Truth, fof- Human
ity. ajr.mW f"rlifi«**l lutqnlly, Fnunl mnl Opprwloi). There
i< not a slnve-lmder on this Contenent, though he may never
p-.ul anything but his WIN of salt- and u«lr< pay aide, who
dn •» not knuff and hale thcTRIHVXK; there is not an exton
imp fabricator <if drugged and poisonous Liquors who does
n,t ron*id**r it a very dangerous and nninoml pajier, and
wilder wliy its publication f«* allowed in acommercHil,cotton
burmg Cif> hkeXirtv Vork. Tint NEWARK .MERCURYonce
f rdbly remarked that i* hud never known a hard, griping,
•crewing. avaricious employer who was not hostile to the
XRIBU.SK, n*>r one eminently geuoruns and kindly who did
not Hko it. Prompt and pUmspokcu in its denunciations of
Iniquity nml ulm<ci of power, while claiming no exemption
from human fallibility, it mar have done tvmjjorary injustice
t. indnidiialv but it has net er Iteen unfiUthfnl to Principle,
n<r >ba( to the cries of the wronged and suffering, In Us
columns the advocate* of novel ami unpopular theories con- !
tcmpluung the melioration of human woes, especially Ihoso 1
of Uk voiceless and down-trodden, I\avv ever found au-honee
And hospitality , while it has anleutly ros!>»le*l, and will per*
mleutlv comtiai every attempt to proscribe and degrade any
cixn of dicermleo oi Nativity, Creed or Color.
In defiance of calumnies the moil atrocious, and of hostill
txes the most deadly und untiring, TUB TUIIIUN K lias grown
H-aduv m public appreciation bum the day of its origin. Its
mciu« «*1 wmun the public hv%e been augmented m proper
tiuk Instead of a single editor with cue or two assistant,
lu organization now compm-vi a numerous body of wi iters,
t,vh ntud by special iwcomplldimcui and ex)etriencc for tire
pa.'icular line of diitcussain to which hU pen (s devoted; the
dtih annum! of reading matter pun. more than quadruples
that of lu earliest ito-ne*. a ««tafT of viiln-d correspondents en
circles the globe, transmitting early and intulligont narrations
./ whatever i* nu»3t worthy of attention, while Politics, Leg
ulation. Literature, Art. History—iu short whatever affects
lin> locinl well-being of mankind, Polemic Theology alone ox
fcnieo—finds here the freest und motl searching discussion.
Attache-! i'V profound conviction to the lu*uiflcent policy of
h,.m-trial development a and Internal Inlcrcoiiiiniinlcntlon,
im*i\ cbmnplon through tiu laM. HMf-
Qr-jiur' whs UKXKV CLAY—fmliotd, mon-ovet, Mith that
writ of furboaniuce toward -oar v«ik«*r ut-itdibor* and tou
nr.l iho much urongod Aborigines of tlua Continent, and of
ivare aiili All which will hujlow tin imnn* of Mlilg, THE
TIIiUUN'K. Mini** aurrcnUering'iiu Jot of its jtojkt iiidepend
riice fOojiTHtC'l i a mostly Mid ardently with flu- Whip p,irt)
* lunjt »* U« \ltnllfv waa preserved \Mn*n in I*oo-2 an ul
irmpl was made to interpolate bltm'-hmUiiiK into its creed,
*c stcrnlj itM-U-d Unit imposition , miujj.ui th<- cio*H‘ of the
In l*rcsMentlal rjovn*. It wu- that iv large jHirtion of tlic
Whig* preferred to defeat their own part' rather than allow
at Anl(*Slpv«ry wing to share Its triumph, evon ututar u con-
Mnaine Chief on a Pro-Marerj platform, «e knew and pro
planned tliat the Wing part) win* no more. Snhwqui-nt events,
inindiiig the rise uud culmination of the Know Nothing
ruinpimc), and the epei’dy ah;*orptk»u therdauf the whole
I»kp ->f \> luglem. only confirmed onr nndoubting
antici]«ttous With no niokly himentatkiu«, therefore, fur
ihe i.irtitahl) l*\goSie, but with hope and Jut, and hyioputliy,
aa-l M*>rd» of cheer, hate wnhailed the bcglunlngand wau-lied
Ui<* prugress of that mighty REPUBLICAN fu*»v‘tm-n( which,
mnwlkdb) the jM-rddtoaii violation of the Missouri Coniinirf,
an') »tuunlaU-d b) the ashmmhug uutrugv* whorvof tbo rights
.' tin- Fr*- Pettier* of Kansas lute been the victims—by tho
rcpiAied ajul utter vjtuuion of Uieir el.ntJons by un armed
moh collected hr conspiracy and hurled mddenh upon (hem*
from Hip \*ur\W counties of the neighboring Slave Stale, i*
dinned t<>*ueep nnnr the lundmnrk* of old part) feuds, and
unife the imp h'-art* and strong nrm* of the lu
our might) effort to contlue the -tonrge and scandal of our
(-.•nun withiv Hit limit* of th* Piute* which unoiael) np
ti«U i. To utv sum** of this effort, the energies of THE
TUIIH'N'K will !*• sternly devoted* while the TEMPERANCE
REFORM, iiirlnditijr the entir** suppression of th«* Tmlth* in
Inioxieating B**ter-igi'a. Will hnd it a* heretofore, nu earnest
an-! nuflineljine chanifut..
Ominienemg iv adnilt folio «heet of moderate “l/r. and wltli
scarce!t u almib.u of pauvunpe. THE TRIBUNE m now i,-
«»l in quarto form. DAILY (three dUtinet editions; tteinl-
uud wrrklv on a nh«**t J 4 b\ 34 Inches, eight ample
page* of nix columns racn Jw. Circulation has aUadily grown
;rom nothing to the following aggregates
Daily issues levc. bi. morning. 59,51)0 copies.
Scim.Wcekiy 12,175 •*
Wccki, ••• 137.750 “
California edition 6.000 ••
Tola i
TTf bfU.*ve no other new-pApor in tin 1 world has a subscrip
ttt-n livi oyq>- half so Inrgr a* ibis; Aim no porioir.il nf anx
•■jr, can dval jt. jlu<J-while* Us extreme rendering
tu IncreAte of piving readers only a* imlin*ct pecuniary nd-
TAhtAfe lo a.. hue iliuMlcti Jnrgdlx swellrxl it** tuiliscnjition
*i»i. it would be al>Mir*bty not to perceive ia liua uiiprcccOt-D-
W patronage seme evidence of public approval ami esteem.
IEIUIe
THE TRTMJXIi employ* no traveling agmt* and sends
eot no paper* on mitt. If Jt la not stoppe* «Hu>n thn term
**i«J for csjHrea, «ad the nubnonbcr dm** not üboor* further
• ■ par fur i* ne report tu no legal imrcn to coiujk-1 Jjiiu.
"n the Wrcklv. wp mean to stop rxrry jvijxt on the expire*
non <*f th« Julian-y pn.vrauul, awAlting a frenh. rvuult.’aico
from the ••uiwpribop. Jf none ‘•omes, tl* account is rioted.
>»e juti (f.j htcal ageuts; wish no tnoooT paid to mix when tho
jw\<t cjitMuu (cast him fo mail or olliurxxuw «*vd it lou*;
w nmili-jl. \\n axTetr W nt onr risk, fund a Melons rl-k It
*-ttpn moves;) but urc grateful to every otto wlunlwuns it ft
poo-i aork to obtain Mid ft-nvanl tb« names and money of hut
fixen I* ami neikjhbt.rs. Our terms invariably art}—for the
I'All.l TKIBrXE, |«riuu)UL
Hl-Mf-V KKKLY. $-l: t«« copies f,.r sh: fire fc»r $11,25
Vi*>.KK 1,1. $-2 three c.ipie* fur {5: fixe copies fur $8; ten
f jw (w« nty copies or o'er, t-evu xnnaEsd for fl
«wr Wtjiti c..piea, or oxer to Address of each subscriber.
$1 PA
A'luti-rap nut A t aJJ limes be made to a dub a! the price
p*w hr tftota- already in il. ORKKLY k McKLRATIT.
N’o. JM Nassau $L Sew York.
“THE GOOD TIME CODING.’'
BY T. S. ARTHUR.
fpiIOSL wuo wi-h lo hear somethin; of that
long-expected day, should red this book.
Ill* w, ting 00 immense sale—sooo copies bav
in? twin ordered in advance of publication,
c sene u copy an receipt ol the price—Bi.
1. XV. BRADLEY, Publisher,
North Eourlb.nl, Philadelphia, Pa.
‘ “• wanted lo sell this and oih.tr pop
unr Kik, in ull pan, 0 c t|| C coun i r v. Send (or our
Ln-I and term, lo Agents.
Truth is stranger than Fiction!!
Xy L m,l 'L «,» that G. ,W. Tnylor is receiving
Iroui the Miimlf., r-liirers. the licit and chivp.
«l im of CUNOS &. MELODEONiS, ever offered
"> 101. county. He cj,, tunii.li an good instruments
r"' 1 “V," fl “ r pn«» Ml-jtjr dealer*; dajl at Jlic
800 l Store. \V c lhhofo\ December 6, 1855.
Look This War.
flZfu TV Ivovc to announce to the
.mal e h'ted up machinery (at no
‘ for ‘".l P ur l>o.e „f Plating wllh gold
vr Hirer. Those wishmg such work done will ~W
(ivc me a call. G. \\ TAVfaitl
Wdlshoro 1 Dec. 13. 1855. 1 AYLoR
T)LAIN &. FIGURED DELAINES \ u r . e
t Muck all styles and colors ; also Persian cloths
ratametus, Merinoea ent| Doha gee. a belter assotu
menl than ever before offered in the county, end sclh
mg at startling low prices by J. R. BOWEN.
S l^tc r '.Tlk. m at Ta SoV 5 o Vi e e r ° f
T«l >t lha • b 1 50 c,a P cr yard, just meet.
n *’ * am « “ff like Ixh
caitea. Gall and ten them at J. R.fIOWEN’S/
P ri, price*
1 from 6* to 12} cents per yard. Ca!i co y goS
style*, faal colors, at g ets, the same as usually sell
“ ls}i ef<Sep. ' 20, 1855.) J. R. BOWELS
of a thodsano ftotffcns :t,i
„7nf T *i- of T * D ’ Frecklef ' Pimplei ind alt
of tfie ,k lD> al B. ROY’S.
.. .. ’ r f
fc Cal nstr »inentB Pianos,
Sfti’tt W<Wn*; Ac.,'
ficentd Kpd for sale l,y G.W. TAYLOR. '
: mmsmvß*
HAVING just' fciStaed Aom New Torh with
hitfiill purchase!, woiity- iuvitt
of buyer* to hi* oxhibHioß Dr : v- - ‘ ' r -i
; GOODS ftWARESi^’
comparing qualities imp price* establish,
meet in Tioga comity, Disliking the idea of a
great deal of show and bombast in advertising I
would (imply say (hat the u*ual variety of uscfbl
article* iu the hue of
.. 131,000,02 .
..•29,000,00
• 44,656,68
DRV GOODS, Q ROCK FOES,
BOOTS t shoes; clothing,
hats, CAPS,
HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OILS,
CROCKERY, ■ BTONEJVAKB,
WOODEN WAKJt; TIN WARE, Ac,
may he found at price* that cannot fail to please pur
chasers for Ready Pay.
Should it so happen that an article called for is
not on hand, customer* are pontieely assured that
it will in “next teeth"
• 48,061,36
In connexion with the eatabliahraentTuay be found
a good assortment of
Box, Parlor, and Oook Stoves,
of the heaviest castingsend most approved patterns,
together with, everything in the,,line of, tinware,
wholesale arid retail, manufactured by and'nmieriho
supervision of our-fellow lowhsmin, Mr, John B.
Sofield, who is said to bo-the best tinner in the'
county. Those wishing ware made from good
Block, and a smooth job, will not fail to make their
selections snd leave their orders at
Nov. 29,1855. ROCK. BAILEY’S.
THE PENFA. TELEGRAPH.
Enlarged form & Reduced Terms.
THE CASH, SYSTEM ADOPTED.
ON ond after the first of January, J 856, the
Pennsylvania Telegraph, published at Har
risburg, Pa., will tic owned and conducted by the un
dersigned, who will give their best energies to make
it worthy uf its cause and of its friends.
It will commence the new year printed on entirely
new type, and the Weekly greatly enlarged in form,
while the price will lie lower than that of any other
p*tper of its class ever published at (he Capital of the
Sfufp, and payments will be required sinctly In ad
vance. No puper will be seni until it is Jihid fur,
; and all wilt be discontinued us the subscriptions ex.
I pire, unless they ure renewed,
i The Telegraph will be issued SEMI-WERKLY,
on a sheet of twenty.four columns, during the kcb.
m»iis of llie Legislature, nm| WEEKLY onp double
sheet of forly.eighl columns the 'remainder of the
year, it will present a comprehensive summary of
ihe Legislative proceedings; all important general
[ lawn us they are passed, und aim to give the current
political intelligence of the limes lu the fullest and
most reliable manner. \u short, the proprietors hope
to make it a complete Family and Political Journal,;
and they dotifidehily appeal to the people'or Pehn.**
sylvumu to sustain thrir-enterprise.-
The Telegraph uill advocate a liberal political
policy, and aim to unite all those who, though onj.
mated by the same common purposes, and looking to
the same beneficent results, seem distracted by the
conflict of distinctive organizations, 'll wiU sustain 1
the highest standard of American Nationality; and,
while yielding a sucred obedience to the compromi
ses of the Cousiiloiion, will determinedly resist the
extension of Human Slavery. It will give a cordial,
cnrne*l but independent support to the adminialra-
I lion of Gov. Pollock.
Terms—Strictly In Advance.
The Telegraph will ba-furni*hed serni.weekly du
ring the sessions of the Legislature, and weekly, on
a double sheet, the remainder of the year, at (hr fol
lowing low rales—-the money invariably to accompa
ny the order:
Single subscriptions §3 00
Five copies ($1 80 per copy) 9 00
Ten copies ($1 70 per copy)* • 17 00
Twenty copies (91 50 per copy) 30 00
And at the same price ,($1 50 per copy) on any
number over twenty.
Clubs should be made up at once, and the subscrip
tions forwarded before the first of January, so that
they can commence with the session of the Ldgishi
Vure
O’ Subscriptions will be forwarded from tins
office. All orders must bo addressed to . , .
O’ Business picn will find the Telegraph the very
beat Advertising Medium in Pennsylvania, out of
the cities.
CLEAR THE TRACK
The Crimean Campaign Ended!!
WAR DECLARER
ON the part of BALDWIN, GIIERN
SEV &> CO-, against those old codgers,
ll Second rate Goods and High Prices
1117,425 copies.
Friends, Countrymen ond all who doot on good
Bargains, (which includes everybody,) we have just
received a splendid pluck of
at our Store in Tioga, which can be had for
liittle, or Nothing
above prime cost— with oceans of gopd will thrown
on grafts. The first pick is the best pick, so come
in while Block in fresh. Delays ore dangerous—-Pro.
craidinution bad 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 ; but you will be astonished to see what a pile
qf goods wo can put up for a dollar. Our slock of
DRT GOODS
is not made up of the odds and.ends and (lie reg*
nunU of “dosed up” concerns in the City, but cofia.
prises a complete assortment of the latest styles end
best qualities, from the coarsest domestic to the fi
nest imported fabrics, such us
Silks, and Ladies’ Dress Goods,
Latest Styles, and adapted to every variety of trim*
wings. Ladies will do well lo cull and examine the
Slock before purchasing elsewhere.
Baldwin, Guernsey & Co-, have always on hand
a seasonable and fashionable stock of
Gentlemen’s Ready-Hade Clothing,
which will be sold at the lowest CASH PRICES.
ALSO,
Groceries, Crochety, Hardware, Glass,
Slone, Hollow, ond Wooden -Ware,
Iron , Steel, Nails. Oils, Paints
and Dye-Stuffs of. every kind ’
and of the best quality, .
i nth BOOTS dj- SHOES, fur Everybody,
*,* All kinds of Country Product taken in ex.
change for goods at the maikel print.
T. L. BALDWIN.
Tioja r Oct. 18, 1855. A. T. GUERNSEY,
0. B. LOWELL.
NEW MASONIC HALL, ■
PHILADELPHIA.
AGENTS wanted in every town and county in
.the United. Stales Ip soil the beautiful picture
of the . .. .....
in the S'cw Masonic h all, Philadelphia, xiuW
Plate, is selling very rapidly, and, elici.lo.the admira
tion of oil, (or the cormctpefs.apd fidelity with which
the . J .
STATU Ally, TtIESCO PAINTINGS, AND H'BNjjl'nK -
Are represented, and the Brjlilicbdouly and narmo
ny of the colors. Site of Plate, 93 X 98. Price,
$3 00.
Booksellers and Picture Dealers wishinr to take
tgendtes for ii t will,pleasdaddf«H for Airier mfoiv
motion. L. N. ROSENTHAL, LUhogryjAer." , ,
_ Plnlndelphia.'
AGENTS! AGENTS! ,v
PERSONS accustomed lo procure snbscribers for
Books, JMayazinea dpc, or get pp cjul if for
newspapers, arc requested to. send us tlicir names
and roddiessf apd wo .wilL /ocj»at]|l ;them, fpeerof
ohpree, a specimen,numbpr of.n.mblicilion r tot
which they ty|ll find ready said; and We will allow
llfcWVconumAsito of ; SO r p« J dMVlfortheir ilcftlce#.
J. BRADFORD dt' RRoTHER,
Nji- 9 Courtlahd iliJJdtf Yotlt.
I
ATCLURE & SELLERS, ~
Harrisburg, Pa,
Fall and Winter Goods,
Grand Lodge Room,
-. fHE TIOGA vqoryiFY
ArtJUaociatlon!
i ’
which / L
Iq fortnlng the New Collection, the dlffOiton of work. ot
AKBUct-X AKT, ami “the cnconragcraent of Am«HcAh : fftMilua
hare Hot beon v overlooked. Ooznmfiuld&s bkv« been fused’to
mAQJOf the mostdiatiogutshod American. Artist*. who. will
contribute some of their finest productions,.-!,Anoug- thorn
l, w)WEa& xoculod ,be K'ww-ifyteg Sculp-
George Washington,
THE FATHER OP JDS COUNTRY, ;
Benjamin Franklin,
THE PUXLOSOPIIBK:
Daniel Webster.
THE STATESMAN.
A special agent has visited Europe and made careful and
Judicious selections of foreign work of Art, both In Bronze
and Marble; Statuary and Choice Painting*.
The whole forming a largo and valuable collection of Point
ings and Statuary, to be distributed FKEE among the mem*
bors of the Association for the Second Voir.
Terms of membership.
The payment of Throe Dollars constitutes any one a mem
ber of till* Association, and entitles him to either one of the
Magazines for one year, and also a ticket In the distribution
of tho Statuary and Paintings.
Tli© Literature issued to subscribers consists of* the follow
ing Monthly Magazines; Putnam’s, Knickorbock
er, Household Words, Ornhaia’s, and Oodoy's Lady’s Book.
Persons taking five memberships are ohUtled to any five of
the Magazines for one rear, and to six tieleU In the distribu
tion. Tho tfet proceeds derired- from tho sale of member
ships, are devoted to the purchase of works of Art for the
ensuing year.
The Advnnlascs Secured
by becoming a member of this Assodatloo, are—
1 si. AU arsons receive the full uilut qf their subscription
at Uu start, m the shape of sterling Magazine Literature.
2d. Each member is contributing towards purchasing
choice Works of Art, which are to bo distributed among
themsfhva, and are at the same time encouraging the Artists
of the country, disbursing thousands of dollars through Its
agency. . • .
Persons in remfting funds for membership, will please give
their post njfkt addrfJt in full, stating the month they wiah
Hie Magazine to commune?. and liavo the loiter registered at
the Post («Hco to prevent loss; ou its receipt a certificate of
membership, together with the Mugazluc desired, will bo for
warded lonny part of the country.
Those who purchase magazmcaat Hookstoros, will observe
that by Joining this Association, they rrccicc the ifnyiuine
aniifnt ticket in the nnimul (hrfWbrtfftm all at the same price
they now pay for the Magazine alone.
For Memberships, address, C. L. DERBY
Actuary C. A. A., At either of the principal
' Kulck-rlx-ck.T Mugnzfue ’ office, JW Broadway. Now York
or Western Office, 100 M ater Street, Sandusky, Ohio
Subscriptions received by JOHN N. CACHE, Ilonorory
Secretary, for WellaLurough Pa, 1
WelUboro’ November, bth, Jbos.
Union Uagnerrcsin Gallery.
MR. E. W. BECKWITH Would inlorni iheLa
dies and &’iilluiiien ol Wellsboro 1 and vicin-
ity, that ho will remain a few days at the above
named with his
LARGE AND ELEGANT GAJ.LERV,
GIVING TO THO6C WHO WISH
A PERFECT LIKENESS '
or tUcmscfves or friomls, an opportunity Jo obtain on..
BY HIS ARRANGEMENT OF LIGHT, the
eye is made to look life-like,'liowever light it may
be—the features prominent—tbo dress.- gloat and
distinct, —thus producing a Picture superior to those
very black or palo likenesses usually taken by itin
erant 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 61*
life winch ut a future lime may not be obtained.-—•
How many sad reflection*, and deep regrets, have
l>ecn cxjicrienccd by friends, when a loved one has
been suddenly lahe/i from them, and no likeness left
of what was once so dear, but that engravdn on
memory 1 * fading tablet; —whilst heartfelt emotions
of gratitude are always expressed by those who have
secured the life-like countenance ot a friend passed
away.
Mr. Beckwith will vMt private residences in
caoe of sickness, or to lake a likeness of a deceased
friend, if desired. Copies taken from Paintings and
Daouerbectvpes.
“How dear to my heart tire 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
many associations cluster, pr the home of his riper,
years, when fur removed from that loved spot where
friends and family dwell.
VIEW OF SOUSES, PI’BLIC QAffDKXS,
PVBLIV SQCAItES, ECENERT, ' ‘
taken on a targe and ap'pVoVcd s<Sie l f and'tiy ! a iccchl
invention, without being reversed. 1
Pictures taken or mrob orsuUl PLArts, he atit-sir'd*
ma. Bißca. br \cclet?*, lochctiv oa rn i.v klsoant casks or
rtuurb lo null the pun.'luwor, ami warranted not to lade.— .
Mr. B. keeps conslrntly on hand a cholse selection'
of the latest styles oi Cases, including* Turkey Mo*
rocco of various colors, Paper Maolio tokens, inlaid
with Chinese work, a new and beautiful article for
presents; and as great a variety as can be obuihed
at any establishment in our large cities.
Prices Varying From SI 00 to 810 00.
Dacukrreotyprs taken at the Gallery,in. cloudy,
as well as pleasant weather, and a good
warranted, or no charge. Ladies nnd Genb», are
invited to visit the Gplleyy, and examine spbeimines,
Flcafcc call soon, as my stay in town will be short,
N. Ih—Mr. B.’s success In tho business previous
ly, nnd the superior Pictures that hate been taken
by him ip the Gallery, recommend him to the pat
ronage of the Public.
WclUboro’ Nov. 22d, 1855.
LOOK OUT FOR THE ENGINE!
■ ■ ■ The Seatons change—
■SO DO FRIENDS AND FORTUNE!
AND BUSINESS UELATIONS,
' THHKEFORK, ■
TABOR, BALDWIN &.C0,,.
(Succeed ’Tabor , Young Sf Co.)
TS the: Foiinimv'WUsiNKHS, As '
MA NUFACTURERfifrif Steam Engines', Bn iters
end Machinery of ill' kind's'; Sloven, Hollow*
\V arc, Tin, and Copper VV^rc.
' REPAIRING? Si JOB WbßK ! ddho will) the
least pnssible dehiy. *' ’ \ ■- • r
MILL GEARINGS furnished withwtextracJu&ge
for patterns, '■ • ' ;
PJLOAVS of all kind*, (two of wlrich.tbok the
premium ul llio ialo County Fair,) kept constantly
on hand. i , . i ...'
We have the exclusive right, furT’ioga County, to
maimfucture and vend (he <
King: Store.
one of tlie best (if mil Hie very best) Cook Stoves
ever invented; wbioh is always on bund. ul our
store bouse, for wholesale & retail.
Tliyjr Stoves took tlm premium .oyer the .Albany
Stoves ul the late Fair, That is a leather in.opr
cap \vbieh jve donf intend to liavo plucked oilt Boon.
, Corn S|iell«-rs, ,
' Of all the improved commend them
sqlyep.lo (ur;i)et». .:.j ! „„,y ;
,-Insides Dim, .ijve to,(pepjab .better,
belter articles and belter worlf,Aj Ipyiqf'prjcya,l,(wn;
.py'pth’er esCablislimehl in Tioga
able to do. And the man who pays C AS|l,can gel
wbaVhe boys' at reduced ’priges. Tills, is tW lair
tvay of doing business,’iimHhd 'sj'slUm wlticn
tho Tioga Foundry and..JTaehiao Shag will bo con
ducted hcfcdßcr. 5 DM Will %F ifib wagop, but
corfio on. ’ TABOR, BAIiDWItf S GOT 9
Tloga,No*.’ls,lBss.—ff.' ■ "'"’"V''; *
O’ Old Iron apd Cop[W, hn v d ATI Vitids ftf pjw/uife
jii'diclltuge for work, , . j
Administrator 7 !* Notice. u :}
\TTHB(tEASi, Lcitcr* of AdmintatritioAWlTO
Vy ' this day (N0v,.25,1855.) &£ri I j>»rite3 u td :
the undersieMd 6ri‘ the'Eaiate of fio/iry CprraJji
li(e of, Chath dm tip, dec’d, all persons Hititig CliTms
against said; eaiate qre ie<| nested
without ifelay, Vnd all those indebted to thq‘irame.lo
make iotiheduth payment to EDO F ,fIOW LAN t>,
’ ■ fiLIASM CURRAN; T
> I- i n !•. " •: ■■■■'■, : C Mini*!.- '•
RAixy cvRSAW' "' M
Chatham, Dec. 6,164 J- ' ddra'i.' ■
CHEAP X.ANDB- ■
-,;il PV; MUTUAL ASSOCIATION. ":;-f
A Home for All for One Dollar!
Qk«rtn-JSU«»SI.
va .. THEGgE^TNORTH.WESTERN .
1 imNpisu
wo ’m'at day-vrf January next,
" 1866^ eapw, it* BhsWboljlerß,' by a Oommltteeoi Direct
ors elected by themselves
■ In Lnuils A Casb.
Any p«WOQ>may; v beeomftf.)t»Mpbep,of
joint owner of tho property, on the purchase,of Ono or uiore
shores of Oh*ttoKn&HA. *-•*''i '.sW-ib ;A
! Bw Bbyo And v Qdarier BhAra. will JLm dv|lv numbered,
tooled signed phlr a^trifl of
the property by its tumiberia^lwlmur^QArmxjttpets.
i This Association U a pcnuanl>aL'uistitutlon and will enn*
floue to distrfbate from yedr4& prime object is to
cheapen lands-4nd; bring a-;HomqstendrA ,Fernv within • tho
reach of all, however limited their means,. Active and Intel
ligent Agent* are eons ta nll y ’ iripigSl tuvesUug fhhds of the
Association In the best improving sections, of thVVhMa'i do
the linos Of impacted llaifwayit aad wherp its rapid advance
monk U; certain. . ,
land Warrants will 'bo token at . the Market Rites, for
Blares in this Association; others will Us puftbosedfor Conh.
and located oa the best lands In-the Statu and Territories oi
the Orent West.
The four towns'purchasing the greatest number bt'ilrafes
by FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, IBW. will be uollftodtoelect
a Director each to superintend tho distribution. Ills cxpeui*cs,
and'(wo dollars per day, While engaged will bo paid by the
Association.
As soon as two-thirds of the Shares shall have been sold, 1
the President, Secretary and Directory elected by the sbarc
hbiders, shall api>olnt a day, nut inter than the «Jolh day of
January, 185 G, and proceed to dLdnbutOnmong the said Share
holders tho entire property of the Association, to the full
amount ot Shares, pr $126,000.
Tho l*ropcrty already secured for distribution the present
year, (Jdnuary 1850,)‘tu be lucrcanc-d by cun-tlunt investment 1
of toe Stocks fold and tbo profits is as follows t
1 Kona of 330 acrea, with Orchard and good Buildings, within
one mile of the H. K. Station, aud 2d miles of Chicago.
’ ' ' ’ $30,000
1 Eivm,l6oAcrea,in lUickcounty,.M’i»coniin, l wlth young •
' Orchard, fair buildings, and half timbered. 20,000
4 Farms In Illinois, each $lOOO, 4.(XW
3 “ Indiana, ‘ u COO, 1.600
2 u “ Mhuouri, “ GOO, . 12A)
Ton IfiOncre Tracfsin Wisconsin, each $4OO, 4,LOU
Twenty 80 nen- Tracts, ia lowa, ** 21U, 4,800
1000 Town lots in tRo abpvo States, 6.000
20,003 of choicu WUd Linda, 30,000
Each ‘shar- holder shall bo ontitJc-1 to whatever pay full to
bis share in the distribution, ho It large oriulall. ft may be
a Form worth $30,000. Dnliu no case, cun ii U lett than one
acre of Quad Laud or a Tutpn Lot.
Any person becoming entitled to a Farm or Lot valued over
$lOO can have cash for dcOyQthig only 25 jkt cent-
Stnuiiir. prizes will oo takeh £a of'the
next year.
Titles to Lands will bo forwarded to Shareholders at tho
rneri*cost of Notary's fros for oeknowlodgmc-nt.
This Rare Chance for a Fortune
shimin ho soruroil at ouco, by sending In your orders for
Slmniijinmedlatcly. - 1
A jir-smlum of $10’) will he paid to tho Agent who shall
soil the greatest number pf shoren} STJto thu;>cconJf s6(rtt>
the third; to the fuiirtli, autlfl |ireinium of $lOOO will he
given to that Firu ComiNvny, Loilgo, or AsnucUlion who shall
dispose of thp greatest uuiubet of shares. ,
&ijr c Agoutn wanted in every town in the Union to sell
Shares rnid report ,
. A liU nd percentage will bo nilbwCd and Circulars foprar
dod to ordur bynnall or express.
100t> lian<l Warrants Wanlcrt.
‘ We highest cash prices, 'in shares; or part in
ahatpt or oil cash. We will locate fahd Warrants on tho
mast .odfifttkigcoiiH terms for jiartlcs abroad. Wo having
om-'fits in Land Ulhce, uith plots of the best
mvititoitn lands in tho. Union. ThisUamro njijxjrtimity tp
persons holding Land Warruntvln the Ka-*t. Stites to have
them located by.a ndabio catnn-.iuy, on some of the choicest
hinds of the Union, where rapid advancement I* certain.
It will only bo neccossary to tAnsmit by mnll or express,
your Warrants, duiv tramderrod and wctwillrotuyn
Or cash, by return inail, or the titles to the laud as soon os it
cap hv located. , < .... •, . .<
Address by;m*ll “for Shares in the above A&eDelation, or for
location of Land Warrants* . , ,
LELANb, BAANES &.OQ.
> . Agouti Qt, S. .W. Lantf Agency>
Jlox 802.
Chicago, Illinois.
V. B. Where parties' \treff»p ft. lands will bn entered hi
thcir-nnmss, anil t*Otncs. Ac. paid for them, for nn agreed por
tion of the rise in \.ilu« in periods of 3or 5 years. At which
time if prefetrod by them, their money will be returned nith
12 i»«r coat, per papain luton-st iu Ueu.of ft title to the land*.
&p.'*ca*
Sehd Id your Orders it <mbe!
tftT tenors simply of inquiry, -should enclose a stamptttfr
return postage.
EVER CHANGING-ALWAYS NEW!
LARGE ARRIVAL
OF'
FILL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT TUB
EMPIRE STORE.
THE SUBSCRIBER lakes the earliest opportu
c itKy'of informing tlm citizens ofTiogfc county,
and the “rest of mankind," Uul he is now receiving
hjsiqcVoqdjStock of Goods Ibj the Fall and. Winter
trade; and h« deems it unnecessary and entirely
oiR of order lo go iaio an enumeration ofthe thtrti
bsnd and one articles, Ihot hoio common with other
merchants keep and are to, • •
Extremely anxious tO'di«po*e'o/.
Bnl thfcre is one thing •wishes dwtinclly,
understrkki, and that js»,‘lib docs ifot bijy go&f£'to
lay upoo ,: hts shtlvcs and counters and acb'arttulatc
the du#l-of-CtoUifrc*,’waiting fi>r that gqibd time,
when people-arc sb gredri, or (what is worse) ha'rd
up, oh lo be willing lo accept the “Old Fuaiilldr 1
faces" of these “Shop.keepers,*’ at the “tariff” firkl
imposed, (No insinuationH?) * i
Ilia motto U epeeny snloa, and
quick rcluftis." Tliihking that by adopting and
living vp to the motto, Ire shall merit and receive d
continuance of the patronage heretofore awarded
him, he would soy lo all—cull and see the New
Goods. J. R. BOWEN.
Wellsboro, Nov. 15,1855.
Will. Kansas be Free ?
TS A. QUESTION ddficull to answer, hut that the
X Subscriber, is offering merchandize cheap, ndmils
not'O.duubi. The question will ho immediately set
tled upon inspection of the Goods and prices. *
Hfc is just receiving his fall block, which consists
in a general Assortment of
DRV ROODS; CROCERfES, HARDWARE,
CROCKERY," BOOTS' AND SHOES,
ready;,madeclothinu, hats
' '• A PATS,’BOOTS &’ SHOES,
'WOODEN WAR|S,ST()NE.
ware; tin Avare, •
“4 Word tp the Win it tvffiqient /’’ i
Tfio Subscriber lias a lilrgeahd wed selected Mocti
of Goods, afiriis tlient at us rensonabld prlrbs
ha ennbe bought ill Tioga Co.,'Ob this side ofCcdar
Run'! • ■ 1
‘He who' mania a PLUG OF TOBACCO m : n
GOOD 'COAT—She vvluy wants u box of SNUFF
or a FIND DRKSS, wilt ilo M'cH In' bail 6 ltd' dm hi.
ine before purchasing* elsewhere. • ' ' ■'
Conic and ace und be convinced of the truth of llio
foregoing statement. JB. PO'ITER, Agent,' ‘
'■i' Tdr H. H. L’OTTER.
Middiebury Centre, Nov. 8, 1855.
OROCERV & PROVISION
! ' STORE. .
M and O. BillLißD, Dnnlprs
• in /IRQVISIONS, ,OROr,EKIES, BOOTS.
S SHQES, RB4Qy-MA OE. qfiOWKfG; Woe*
tf Hfqfr* sTolracqot Cigan, Fruit?; Confer.
lionery, ifc., Ifc. At the Stand, recently'occupied
Roy, \Vfil|nbufq’, Rn. >j, l; | n. !;: ' ; I j
I '' ISlaVterYw IMibKcdHced.! ‘
nrXHEaiibacriUer ban iual at Itia mill-near
JL; l Mwsfi6W,'3SO fotifcOtfliga PLAW’EGfto.bV
lieiwill liaDd/Vtadi ground.
a|H.ly»l,n>a> giro. iiim .&,eail. Hb
mistake (his limeLtghlninj never-Hrikea-one tree
iwico. >-PHoo 95,50 per-tew'" AMOS'fiWfltT.J I
} lui b«jj hr/i jo-h JLi
OHXWIS.— Baity 'wool, long »nd,«quare,.long
«h»vYjl'r».fc(TJte variety ntu ~m Jiß. wJ
9®^;
JJ Ppjfil Podia aQoSnocs of nil *l»li
nul sues just receircdnt _ JONES & ROE'S.
Bo^S.-aW
JJ I just received al JO.V'dS 4 ROEjS
rph* .iey&Fo.
I Icy'g ehtire sloeK • o(,'[Bouk«, ijlalionory'end
Jewelry, ami added (hereto his former Stock at Ti
oga, atidja bfge anij fjqh assortment from the 6ky,
may be found ncrcallcr in
Boy'mcw BnlldlMp,
wbelre freewill be ■ hijii)y_ to nerve (he public with
SCHOOL, LAW; and MISCELLANEOUS Books,
an Chdap as they cati bo purchased (his side of the
City. ■ 1
~ Att'Tflß POPULAR MAoXziSES OF THE t>AT,.
may"be had at;lii» dqnntcivand any book.ifcai'red
cun befiirnisliod To'eWfcr. He frill also, keep a full
asibruhenl of ' ■ ■'
■ Stationery ind Ink,
which may be purchased on reasonable terms.
Purchasers will always .find a splendid lot of
. " WAlCttEis;
OLOICKS,
JEWELRY,
on hand lor sale on thp principle of ~
'‘Small profits <j* quick Returns'*
Wiih large praclicul experience, and having mi
cured ihe-aetv’icca of a good ’workman in ihe me
chanical Department, (ho*e wishing watches
Clcaucd & Repaired
can depend upon being accommodated eatlsfuctority
and promptly. «
fie will keep constantly on hand a large assort
ment of Knglish and American styles of
WALL PAPER
which all wdllilo vipfll to. call and examine before
purchasing‘-etseWlWre.
Thankful for pant fjfora, continuance of patron
age is respectfully, salicilpd.. G^W>-TAYLOR.
WcllHboroypct. l8 r t^ss ; . (formerly of,Tioga.)
r* » fi* (P> . fc*® J* J
ROBERT ROY.
D R U G Q PSf 7’ s 's■ >A V O VH t'C ARY
Wcllsboro’ Pa.
WHOMSALK A RETAIL
'■•DEALER IS "
/ OREIG'N if DOMESTIC DRUGS*
CHEMICALS, MEDICINES , OIL,
PAINTS, D YES. ACIDS, YAR.
NISitES, . PUTTY, WIND
OW.GrZ.4SS. BRUSHES,
PA TEN T MEDICINES
ROOTS, BARKS, BIT.
TERS, HERBS, SEEDS,
■OINTMENTS, EXTRACTS,
TINCTURES. PILLS, POW.
DERS, PHARMACEUTIC PREP
ar Aim ns, Thompsonian <s•
BOTANIC MEDICINES, HOMEOP
ATHIC REMEDIES. CHILDREN’S
TOYS. INKS, PERFUMERY AND
TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY
GOODS. BURNING FLUID,
POTASH, TAR, LAMPS, <s-C.
ALSO,
CHOICE TEA- ntvery-inl>ddra(c prices. Physi
cians* prescriptions wilfatail limes-"receive core.
, ful attention, Every article sold, at 1119 Store U war
, ranted Itr Wd« itie purchaser.'' *kl|
articles not satisfactory may bo returned’* if unlnjurj
cd, and the money refunded. Terms, Cash. * '
33* Call at the sign of the Mortar. _fl\
Wcllsboro 1 Oel, 25, 1655. U.
GRAND RUSH
JONES & ROE'S.
Where they arc now receiving their
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
WHICH CONSISTS OP
DRY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FAMILY GROCERIES, HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS-ANP SHOES, HARDWARE,
CROQKEUY, GLASSWARE, TIN
ware, wooden.ware, ready
maj>®;glothing, and floor oil-
EASTERN CLOCKS
to lime.
E customers nnd purchasers
Vg is now complete, we
haVj every kind of goods and
iktiii iho closest buyers.
* JONES & ROE.
• Flauuds*
ALSO.Cqtlpii Bed-ticking, Blue Denims,
Strlpo- fehlrtings Drillings, Factory,
Bleached Muslins, Irish Linen, Table Covert*, and
Sprcods, Curjtel Warp,Cotton Yarn,Colton Balling,
and Wadding just received ul JONES &, ROE'S^
Clotbs & Cassimci'OH*
BLACK, Blue and Brown Broad Cloths, Black
und Fancy Doeskin Csissdmercs, uleoS.itlineU’s
and Sheeps Gray Cloth*, just received and for sale
very cheap, at (Oct 25) JONES &. ROE’S.
CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN in want of anything in the line
of Clothing for the coming winter will find the
largest, ehenpCbland best assortment at
Oct. 25. JONES 6l ROE’S.
SHAWLS. —Ladies will find the I argent np«orl
ment of dcrtinble styles of Long and Square
Broclm und lnng uud square Woolen Slmwls at
Oct. 25, 1855. JONES & ROE’S.
PMi? £ Kioy 1(140 .DEL AIN lie-
JL * laines of alt colors, also name butiful styles of
figured deluins ju>l receiv'eif lit
‘ ’JONES'tHOB’fe.
T, AO\pS,, SHpsf>,lndies will find the Inrgci
JLA- ,clien|iyst slid ,bosl sliaenof every,
ddscriiiUeo, Gaiters Rubbers find,cluldtoim slides a i
■■ , JONESfr -V
HATS At ! jft«t re
ciivdtf, tt (Odl/23-0 • JONKS ROB’S-
NliW SiOKli,
MISS B; P. RICH- -•*r^' v '
respctol-' *’
fullyntVnoullcu tbthb ciiixeiU of
WeJUbqro* *nd 1 *Viorrtitj, tlist
nlrt huft'junl opened a now ■
lincry c*tablii*hfficnt otcr lU S. * •
BJilcy's-Si o^ 1 where‘«lro
keep constantly tih'bandit' il! . •• ’ • ,J
GOOD A S S.QTR. TM E$ T
„; .of uilunDr y goods,
..... . fuch a«
Batiles & CUiMrcu’s Bounds,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, CAPS,HEADDRESSES,
Sluh’Sij:., i . >
All orders promptlvatlcndcd (o. She will also at.
loodtoOraa»m»l.ini;a»ii«iiul. !£T No Irunl.'
W" ■"
~v , LIME! Kept oon»Unlty on
j ‘li'a'mt at Ills Plaster Milt near Mansfield. IVcsU-
If and of-.suporiqr (ji*aliLy. .Prijo, SVj mjlU
Delaine, Lawns, Black Crape, ami
Silk Shawls, and m\t your Wnptrceiil' ' *'' r '
RHODES’-^B^ER^il^&Cttri^imE,
; , OR ANTIDOTETO MALARIA,
TJjO® prevention »mJ cure 1 of anti
BotSv-liiTw Snii'Addn Omit* iidPtvr.,'
,u, Ti'< i,o, lT B»jiM, ud all other
fcniu of diieuo which h«»o i'Wunlon or&in In lUtalU.of
Miwm.’■ .. *j i « t
r^M*„to^^s3gg^^^riVt t^ y .SSS?y
t localita* from toy. Agues* BHUou. dlaea* whatever. or ur
itynry from comduntly icfluuing Malaria .or
If will fattriUy cheek 1 (ha A|fro* In peteorm whohave «ttf- ‘
ferua for any length of tim?, from-one fry to twenty yaruia
that (hey need nervr to liavo another chill. by 'continuing In
use aCconUcrg to rifroction* . The pattrarat onco begtnn to ro
cover appetite and strength, kml contlnuo* until a permanent
and railkal enre it efltaurf. ' >
BS-Ono or two bottles wiUnnswcrfur ordinary cases; somd
may more. Directions printed In Germso, French ainl
.Spanuh, accompany each bottle. Price oao dollar, liberal
dlscouaW made to the trade.
JAMES A. RHODES, PrarldonM, R, I.
PROOF 6FSAFETY. . •
K’cw York, Juno 11, 1860
"I hare mode a chemical ejcamlnatkm ofOinoeas Farm a id ■
Ague CbHiL’ or 'Artawtr. to and have tested it or
Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine, arid Strychnine, but have not
found a particle of either in it, not have I fbtmdaftj stbatai c«
in iu composition that would prove injurious to thccunstßu
tlon. JAMES R. CITIITO.V, 51. D. f Chemhl,**
EVIDENCE OF MERIT. f
“I.Rwiahimo, Cnldn Co., Po., May 2,1805 y
fthuJ. A.Rhode*—Dunr Ftrr jSTrt box of medicine you sent
me wan duly received on the 11th of April. ] hare nold about
sotwhalf of it. and h 6 fir the peojrfe who have used it are sat
isfied that it has cured them. It has certainly stopped ihs
'Ague in every obe who hue used it, and six of the cusoa wtra
of long standing* My sister, who ha.« had it for flvo or six
years hack, uud tuyldiiovor get It stopped, excapt by Quinine,
and that only ns long ns she would hike it. h now. I think,
entirely cured by your remedy. 0. K. MtXiLNLYj*
CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS; 1
Take no more Arsenic, MerpuryLQtdnlne, Strychnine, or
AnU-Forlodic* or nunlicinos of any kind, the virtue of vrl Ich
Is owing to such poisonous drugs. The most they can do »to
l *bmik tlio chills*’ foe n short time, while they are sari to
cause conrtjtnUonal mnhuhos that cease only with life. R»
member that the only Fever and Ague remedy fbot U harm*
less us well iw mire. I«
RHODES' FEVER AND AOl'E CERE.
For sale bv ROBERT ROY, II tlUhoro; and by Doalors g*n*
rally. {Sept, 0U55. 4ui U, Um os. ly.] 1
BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED and for sale by G. W. TAY
LOR, ol Wcllaboro’ Pa.
SCENES in the practice of a New York Surgeon
HOMES OF THE PEOPLE, m suburb end
country, the villa, the mansion and the collage, iu
a series of one hundred original designs.
A charming new novel—“ Winnie and I.**
“A Book lor \hc limes we live in.”
“Lucy Boston—or Womans Rights and Spiritual
ism ; illustrating ific delusions and Follies of (be
Age.
<l Females among the Mormons.”
“Our World—or the Slaveholder’s Daughler.**-
“Jonrnal *of a voyage around the World by the
United Stales’ Squadron.”
ALSO—on bnnd, a large assortment of Looking.
Glasses and Pictures, with or without frames ✓
At the Booh & Jewelry Store of G. W. TAY
LOR, WclUboru’.
Notice.
THE undersigned, ciliicns of Tioga County, Pn.
hereby give notice thot they .intend to make
application to the Legislature of Pennsylvania at
its next .session (which commences on Dm Jcl Tum
day of J.uiuiry 1856,) for the creation of a corpo
rate body with Blinking or discount privileges, by
the name and style of the “THE TIOGA COUN*
TY BANK,” to be locutbdct Tioga Village, Tioga
County Penns)Wnnia, with u capital of One Hun
dred Thousand with the' privilege of iu.
creasing said capital lo two hundred thousand dol
lars.
Vine DePui,
J. S. Bush,
J. W. Guernsey,
P.S. Tuttle,
Ja«. G. Me- ccreau,
J. Schnuftein,
A. Humphrey,
Edward Bayn,
Seth Daggett,
Lewis Daggett,
Tioga, June 21,.1855-Cm.
NOTICE,
| S HEREBY GlVEN, 'that an application will be
JL made Uv the. Legislature of Pennsylvania, at Ua
nest session, for the creation of n, corporate body
with general Banking privileges of issue, discount
and deposit, id be called “THE BANK OF TIOGA
COUNTY” with -a capital' of One Hundred Thou
sand Dollars,.said Bank to be located in the Boro' of
WclUboro,’ Tioga Co. Pa,
J.L Robinson, B. B Smith,
S. F. Wilson, 3as. Lowrey,
Jno. N. Buchc, L. f. Nichols.
Wollsboro,' June 14,1855. (Cm.)
NOTICE is hereby given that on application will
be made to flic Legislature of Pennsylvania at
its nest session, for tbo incorporation ofa Bank with
discounting privileges, with a capital of One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, with the privilege of increa
sing loCnc Hundred und Filly Thousand Dollars,
to be called the “TIOGA VALLEY BANK” and to
be located in Mansfield, Tioga Co. Pa.
Mansfield June 25, 1855.
Village Lot for Sale. .
THl> Subscriber offers for sale a lot situated in
the Doro’ of Lawrcnccvillc, Tioga Co. Pa. con
taining nbont Ihrcc-fourlhs of an acre. Said lot is
honmfod and described as follows, on (he nest by
Middle sired, noilh by Micajah Seeley, oast by
Curtis ParklmrM, on the south by Demand.
Said lot ha* on il a good two-story dwelling house
newly fitted up in neat and convenient tiyle, and
pninUd inside and out; also a good barn and oilier
necessary opt buildings.’ Inquire of JAMES KIN
SEY Esq. Lawrcnccvillc Tioga Co. Pa. '
WM,M. JOHNSON,
Lawrcnccvillc, June 14 ISS5 I (Gtn.) »
Wauls, ■& Things Wauled.
WANTED by almost every farmer in the coun.
ly, a bottle of the “Liquid Heave Cure,” to
check the first indications of henvew, and the proven
(ion and cure of all diseases that affect the wind of
horses.
,ALSO, a box of Dr. Power’s “Hibernian'Oint.
menl, a sovereign remedy for Gall*, Scratches,Gra.
ics, Bruises, tiesh wounds, and all cutaneous disease*
la which horses or horned cattle arc subject
ALSO, a box of Ihc “German Hal Killer,” one of
the safest und best articles in use fur destroying rats
and mice, or Lyons celebrated “Rat Pills,” for the
same purpose, For sale ul the Wclbboro* Drug Store.
Dissolution.
TMIECO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore rxislinjy be.
■*• tween Hie subscribers uniior tbe stylo of Tabor
Youudr. Co., la ibis day (Nov. 5,) dissolved by
mutual consent. L. TABOR,
ROBERT YOUNG,
‘ 'l*. L. BALDWIN.
' ■ ' A. G. GUERNSEY.
O. B. LOWELL.
The business will liercaflcr be carried oust the
snme place by Tabor, Baldwin &. Co, who nil col
lect the accounts, notes At:., of (he old firm.
, WASTED.
JOURN EY MAN. Wa'OGON-MA KKR wanted to
work hy„ the, day, month or.on shares, at tiro
shop of the Spbscribijr in Clyrjier township, Tioga
Co, Pa. I tiiiyc u largo quairtilv of soator.cd lum.
heron hand, ready to' bit’worked,'und would prefer
to give the.workman I Bharc of tho proceeds.
,t CHARLES PRITCHARD.
Clymcr, Juno U, 1855. (If,).
W. W. ROBINSO N ,
OEitra is
Bobks,Sidtiouetyf Blank Books, Wall Paper—Eng,
lishfFrench and Ainei icon Manufacture,
Toilet utensils and Verfamny, Fan.
cy Soaps, Violin Strings, (Sold
..Pens and Pencils, J{(., dfc.
All the popular Maga tines and leading Nttcspo,
pere mail be had at his Counter.
COUNING, IV. NoTs 15,1955.
CLOTHING.— A'large slock th sloVe'of the la
teal Muons, «:fit guaranteed- every tirke, as
bo a price to suit Ifce buy! r. An I-yirvhoyod foseJl.
Sept. 30, 1853. ‘ J. H. BOkV£N.
=5B
B C. Wickham,
A. T. Guernsey,
F. E. Smith,
A. C. Bush, -
Jacob Johnston,'
T. J Berry,
11. E. Smith,
JI. S. Johnston,
Jus. Goodrich,
E. T. Bentley.