The agitator., July 03, 1856, Image 3

The Gseai; Usair^Eq.—James Buchan
an ti|at noyer ,«eiil?d
iJe settled dowoa Federalist In early hie—
bui his connection!
turned out a full fledged Democrat-. - -As u di
plorrtbtist "he under took ihpOt^oli
controretdy, by holding'oubfor “64 40” as
“clear and unquestionable, but his claim in
that business was by the
acceptance of-some fiVo-degrees less.- 'He
went to'England, bur nothing. 1 He
came away leaviqeey ( exyihiunsettled. 'He :
tried to, but didnbVseljlßine enlistment ques
tion. Hedid not'settle tbe Central American
question. He did not'settle the disputed ar
bitration of the Clayton Bulwer Treaty; Tn
short, he settled nothing. Altogether, lie has
led a very unsettled life. He has never set
tled anything, at. home or abroad—and we
don’t believe he ever will.— N. F. Express.
Ail the German papers but one, in Cincin
nan, have come put Tor" Fremont; and the
bulk of. the. German press in the country, is
for him. At a ratification Fremont meeting
held m Cincinnati on Saturday evening,
Charles Reefnelin, F. Hassaurek, - Judge
Stalto, and other promiignt men among the
Germans, made speeches in favor of ihe Re
publican nominee. The meeting was a large
one; and our Democratic friends will appre
ciate its force when they remember that
'Reemelin and Judge Slqllo, backed by almost
the entire German vote, of Hamilton county,
went last fall for Medill, and against Chase,
for Governor. The change they will now
effect leaves Buchanan without the shadow of
a hope m Ohio.
The first response from Pennsylvania is
not particularly encouraging for Mr, Buch
nnat. The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
“ As Pennsylvanians we cannoi, it is true,
raises shout of jubilation over the choice of
Mr. Buchanan,; for, although he is a Penn
sylvanian, we cannoi discover, in the long
course of his public life, no single act that
he has done for the elevation of the State’s
character or from the promotion of her
iloiicy '
'Detroit, June 19',—Jas. A. Sirang, the
Mormon, leader at Beaver Island, was shot
on the 10th by two of his former followers
—at latest advices he was still alive—but in
a critical condition. His assassins are under
arrest.
Joseph Rnox, a Pierce Elector in 1852,
has taken the slump for Fremont and Free
dom in Illmoi-
-M-A-B-K-I-E-Ik
ShoTt —Hart —ln this boro* at the Crystal Foun
tain Hotel, by Rev. Isaiah McMahan, Mr. Bcnoai
Short ot Chatham, ami Miss Julia A. Hart, daugh
ter of Mr. David Harlot Wellsboro’. - ■
Fenton— Scyniech. —ln St. Louis, Mn., 23d alt,
at the residence of the bride’s sister, by tlio Rev.
Theodore A. Hopkins, rector of St. Gorge’s Church,
Mr. Benjamin Fenton, of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss
Julia A., daughter of Dr. Louts Soyntscb, of Bloss
burp. Tmga co.. t-
AUra —ln DelmSr, 2b!h ult, Mr. John Allen,
aged 1 1 vears-
ATOTICR.—The Special Court which was to have
' been held in Julv is indefinitely postponed.
The Jurors summoned need nut attend
Wvllsboro*, July 9. 185 -
f Express, please ropy and charge this office.)
•vrOTICEw herchj given that the undersigned intend to
-L\ a PRb“W the Ponnsylrania* at <it» neoct
annual 'wsWhfor tM creation of & Bank, for the purposes'of
and gaticrfil biT&lQg, with a capi
tal of One Hundred Thousand Dollar*. with the pjdyilege of
Increasing It to Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, h/beJAcafed
st W clUooroogh, Tioga • Couutv. Pennsylvania, and to 'bo
“TIIK TIOGA COUNTY BANK/*
WelJsNtroogh, Tioga Co. Jnno 28, 1856 '
M M Coovcrs. C. O'. 6sgood. 8. K. Ensworth. 'J. R, Bowen,
?. S Bailey, Wm. A. Roc. John Dickinson. Samuel Dickinson,
6 F. Wilson, J. Kmart. Thoe. Allcp, J. Is, Robinson, Jno. N.
B.vhe R 0 WhUe. Jimh Mathers. U I. Nichols, S. K. Smith,
Jam« ' Kimball, C. Robinson, Wm. Bochc, Oco. C. Kress, L.
To Owners of Water Power.
VALUED MOTIVE POWER for driving all kinds©
Lj Machinery, proved and confirmed by actual experiment
t«> equal an overshot. We «ould rciiieclfuHy mil the nlten
turn of nil interested In the uie of Water Power, to “Good
win's Patent Central vent Direct Acting Water Wheel.” pat
ented April 4th 1854, and rank'* In the first class of Hydrau
lic Motor*, lin simplicity of construction and durability ad
dl'd to thb comparutiu' small cost arc ronsidfrations that
cannot fall to attract the attention of ttiiw engaged in the
use of Water Power Being of small dimensions, it requires
hot little spare and Is readily secured from frost.' It runs upon
an upright shaft and needs hut a trifling amount of gearing
to drive any kind of machinery We offer for sale. State,
County w Individual Right*, or to furnish and put In opera
tion said Wheels on the most reasonable terms. We aro
also agents for the tale of Dan pease Jr's Celebrated Smut
Machines A Buckwheat Rubbers. Address Humphrey A Cor
bin, Osceola Tioga Co. Pa.
July 3d, 185^
<y*We select among- those having Wheels the following
where theV'Cau be seen QQdor.dlffercnt heads and the amount
of labor betug performed by them and invite n careful inves
tigation Into their merit*; IT. AJ. Tubbs, Osceola Pn., Flour
Mill. 9 ft. bead; If. Sheldm. Deposit, Flour Mill, 9 ft.; ii. IV.
fapauldmg, Troy Pa.. Plaster 31111, 7 A.; Squire Gamble, Otis
co, X , Flour Mill, 42 ft.; S. Smith, Meckl'g, Schuyler Co.,
X. Y., 50In.circular sow, 12ft. head; H. Bloomer. Grid. Sen
eca Comity N Y, Sow MiU, 17 fL; DAB Pratts Woolen Fac
tory, Elmira,.3ft; £ G Steven's Mills, Steuben County X Y.,
20 ft; D. Knowles, Lodi, Bergen County X .T, OR; Leonards
vlllc Manufacturing On. Madison Comity N T, 6 ft; S, p.
Kelsey, Pruble, Cortland County N Y, Bow Mill, 28 ft.
THE SALAMANDER
OF PHILADELPHIA
'‘lBwSr *1 against the world.
JHI.I EVANS A WATSON.
26 Sooth Fourth Street, Philadelphia.'
have had the surest demonstration In tfie following Ccrtifl
cotes, that their manofacktre of SabhAandet Safes has at
length folly warranted the representations which have been
made of them, os rendering an undoubted security against
the •terrific element:
Bnuinnptiu, April 12,155&,
Messrs ISpqiu <£ IRttwn—OnaU:—lf afford* us the highest
aallufoctlon to state to yoo» that owing to tho Tory protectjra
qtuililJoi of tvcb of .the Salamander Sdfcs which we’purchased
«f you aomefrw Months sltws, wo savod alorgo portion of our
.iHwclry. Books, Papers, 404 exposed .to the calamity fire in
lUwtoid Place,i)Q ibo.moynUjg of tl\c 11th Inst.
>Vh<*n we reftJct that lb toe Safoe.wete locktod fc the fourth
story of the tmlldtog wo occupied, add that they fell subse
quently Into a heap of burning ruins, whrtf'thc rast concen
tration of heat caused the hrau'plates to melt, we cannot but
jragkrd the pre«rvnU6n of the Talnatpfe tonfent* as toast coh
vinejng proof of tbo Rival security afforded by your Safes.
We shall take touch pleasure (t\ recommending them to men
cf business as a sure reliance against Are.
PHItIUILTHtA, Jtprii 12,1850, '
Messrt Krans <t Watson* I bare to offer you my testimony
to XaTor of the great aecurjlr afforded to my entire stock of
jewelry, books, papers, *q., during tho reccut dlsastroas coh
fisgrstlon In Banstoad place, from the fact that the same weto
contained Ip .ttfd of ,the flalapmadar. Safes roanufactnred by
too. Uartok Itulen from tholifth story of the Artisan Build
mg. where they were prOrlonsly placed and exposed to a rast
heat for along time, As preservation of tb i valuable deposits
s«*rm«i lottery one who wltaessod the, opening and interior
examination, a matter of pepfound astonishment.
To all who may require ft pe'fftct protection from the rava
*«** of fire, I shall not hesitate.to.KMOmmfend the uso of your
Bafcs, os 1 conshler they tore now undorgooe the must trying
test. ... i H. B. Mobosit.
fnuiEtJßU, April 14,1656 a
db doubt you will bp
deeply gray Bed to loarn tfre gpod conilUjoiilu which I (Hscot
ered my book, poHcy W iflMimfaot, certificates of«tock, and
other taluahlc documents, wbcq on PrkUy.laatl opened tho
safe madn hv your firm.
With my knowledge of its greqt cxpotfDrovbothto theinlqp
■lly of the heal from so hot a fire as that which destroyed
■* the Artisan Building,‘4a also from the force'of the fall liras
Us former elevated pohiUoa In (he sbird story, J coaid ootoJV
t&in bat ilfafier hope*, prior to its interior inspection, that
fbe contonU whkn roq£* so highly prised would ever be of
any service to m«, but as these fears are now happily re
moved. I tod it only due;tp any tpyoo, that I can
the Ofe A your Safes to all who way wish to r ffe)
a cgyphdf qcc In the pencil flOCh ttoabs provi
des against to frightful au eio'acaflp '
.Inly 3d Bdvakd CUamu Bookbinder,
fthnuhify na hand Patent Powfifrrand ThieyhwC l-ocke
hi $4&K*, ftoiei *<■. ‘ ’ |
AGENTI^gENTS!
Extra Indu&Mfafis Offered.
PERSON S sending me tiSiriulaireaa, I will mnll (post paid)
a full descriptive catagwn»:6t my Books, ana with in
struction, t u operate that WiU enshlD thorn to make from $5O
to sloira» <&tKyrhe new
*ndtmpaWlk»Mpr>Addi£a K*OM6oifQuak&(Hty Pnb
■U«bii(4 Ifoine.pj South P4i4Slract, rhllattelphi*., Or lair
ing west, to H. M.
P. 8. Editors of airy tegalatrwnekly newspaper or monthly
periodicals, thronghont the United States, giving the above
advr* Usenrerit* foac-or more ihaortions, inclnding, fUa notice,
and oopiee Of the .papers, £c. .hontkining.'tha
same, ahull have a copy Of Brother Baton, the Circuit Rider,
Uothodiat Preacher, a book-containing 320
ItOutid in'beairtihil style,'mailed to th® W
: jaygd.’sMt.,, , .: ... .
Llfflf 'OF BETTERS _rpma/nfn£in the PosfOfflco at Wellc
borAugh, forQuarUrfciidlng June 30,1656 r •./.
Beeby Frank, *» Prudent Cranc^Fqrclgu.
Bacon Miss Salllo A. . Moajqr Henry,'
Butter George, ’ 1 1 Tfuolfetterd Jouyjitil,
Beach Lyman, .. • ; Putnam ,G. .. •
Brnucr D. E. J. 3 Buggies Hotbed,
Brown MissCeolla, Cfcre of Wm/0.,\
Jamea Brown, Foreign, Boscnstein Leroy,
Corona -Mist Martha, Smith Bliss Julia, 1
Gatlin Mra. Broline B. * • Scribner O. 8,
Bengal John, , Scrlba P. G.
Davis IV Stoddard J n
Francis 8.,. , Truman Charles L.
Hubhord Sherman B. 2, Taller Philo,
llofbnau M. 8., TJlrick Anton,
Hoffman W., Wheeler John, v
Harmon Mth. Elitaboth, Webster Jacop E.
Hank Jacop, Wllaon Matilda,
Kintley James, ' Wonmrorth Jesse,
Lewis Miss Walker J.
Persons calling for any of the above letters wiU please say
they are ftdycrti&d. I. D. KICHAKDS, V. M.
NEW ESXABEISHMENT.
BOOTS.
WM. RILEY & BENJ. SEELY |fj I
would respectfully inform the %|.
citizens of Wellsboro 1 and vicinity,
that they have commenced the Boot
Sc Shoe business in the building formerly occupied
by the u Tioga Eagle” They are now ready to do
all work in their line in the best manner—and will
make Fine Sewed and Pegged Bools and Shoes, in
the jniost approved style, as well as Coarse JVqrk.
Repairing done in a superior manner. '
They would rcspcctlully solicit the patronage oflhe
cilizens of this place, assuring them that they will en.
deavor to merit their favors by using the best slock,
by careful workmanship, and by punctuality.
July 3d, *56. Cm. from May 1. u
Deerfield woolen facto
ry. 30,000 lbs. WOOL WANTED.
To manufacture on shares, by the 'yard| or in ex
change for cloth. The subscribers have rented the
above place of. £■ & B. S. Bowen, and arc prepared
to take in work on aa gopd terms as any other es
tablishment
wool. CARDINO and Clolh-Dressing
done on the shortest notice. Cash, Wool, Lumber
and all kinds of Froduce taken in exchange for
work.
The subscribers are lbs same party that run the
old Factory in 1814, and will be glad to see a)l their
old customers, hoping by a strict attention U> busi
ness to give general satisfaction. All who wish
In be served well and promptly will do well to try us.
N. B, E. &B. S. Bowen will hold themselves
responsible fur the payment of customers.
SCHOFIELD & BERRY.
Deerfield, June 26,185G,-3m*
WHEREAS, Letters of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned on the est
ate of Jacob Babb, late of Morris, dee’d, those in.
debted to said estate arc requested to make immedi
ate payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them for settlement, to
Alorris, June 19, ’56. DANIEL DOANE.
A dm'r.
*VTOTICE IS HEREBY fIIVEN that io pursuance of an or-
Xx dor of the Orphans’ Conrt of of Tioga, we
ns Administrator and Administratrix of the Estate of Samu
el P. Bnckbcfl deceived, shall expose for sale on premises
‘in tiie township of Farmington, county of Tinea, B(ate of
I’ennsylTania on tho 28th day of July next to the aigltaM 4ri9
best ImUer, the following deocnbcil lot of land with n>e'ap
purtenances In «\W township, to w!(: Beginning at a Beech
the north west comer thereof, thence easterly fifty seven
perches, thence north eighteen degrees west seNCU and two
tenths perches, theme cast thirty two perches and two tenths,
iic-vtK ft-v-tr four rtegrees*WWt Pity nre perrlreM. thene*
north nighty nine degrees .ind one half toot forty four perch
es and seven tenths, thence souih thirty nine perches and
five tenths, thence south thirty six degnes nnd three fmirthli
west fifty pen-hes. tlienee westerly fifty three perches mid
three tenths, thencwsonth'fifly two perches and two tenths,
thence west eighty three porches ami three tenths to the
south nest comer thereof.'tlrnnre noith one fourth »»f u de
gree epat seventy five perches and two tenths to the pluoo of
beginning—Containing sixty seven acres ami four tenths
more or less, being lots Nn. 68 anil No. 162 of Bingham lands
in said township, arid juirt of niirrants No. 2040 and 2041.
Terms cash on diiv of Nile.
» JOHN CKIPPKN, Administrator. \
PULDEXCE TiIKMALN, Administratrix.
June 2ft, 185 ft. • *
HERRING’S SAFE
THE ’CHAMPION I
The only Safe which, in every instance, preserved their entire
contents In the late Extensive Fires.
AT the burning of the Artl&m Buildings, April 10th, and
in tin* great ftro in Market- Street, .May Ist, 186 C, the
genuine HERRING SAFE preserved the Jewelry of Geo. W.
Simons A Bro.; Books. Pajwra, Ac. of Fisher A Uro., and Ed
ward B«»nmn* A Co., after remaining exposed in the burning
ruins for nearly FORTY IKUIRB, and proving conclusively
what we have alwaysclauncd for them, their great superiority
over nil securities now known.
In these fires, the HERRING'S SAFE, standing side by bide
with those advertised as ‘‘warranted to stand 30 percent,
more fire than Herring’s came forth the acknowledge! victor,
not only preserving their contents in excellent order, but bo
mg themselves in a comlition to go through another ordeal,
while the boasted “Salamanders" of other makers were bad
ly used up In every Instance, and In some cases their entire
content* completely destroyed.
To the public we would simply say, that, during the four
teen years the Herring’s safe has Iwcn before them, more than
two hundred hare passed through occidental fires wiihout-the
occurrence of a single loss.
We would therefore, caution purchasers against the mis
representation of interested parties. The Herrings Patent
i« the only Fire-pmof Sofa made in thb* city which is protect
ed by a Patent Right, and we wilt guarantee it to resist umre
Gian double the amount of heat of any other safe now known.
Ucrrlng’s Patent Champion Sates.
34 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
N, B. —“F.vnng & Watson’s Improved Salamanders.” ‘‘Oliver
JSvau's,” “C. J- GaylcrV’ and “Boott’a.AsliestOfl;” Iron Chests
(a huge assortment having been taken in part payment for
Herring’s,) will be sold at low prices.
Jntie 26,1856.
Baldwin, Guernsey a co,
have just received a magnificent assortment or
SUMMER GOODS
latest style?, aborted patterns and unequalled fab
ric*, selected from the most, celebrated establish*
menl* in the cily, and which are now offered daily
at our Store in Tioga, which cao.be had for .
Little, or Nothing 1 >
above prime ocean's- will thrown
on gratis. Tho fir«t pick is tlio best pick, so obrac
in while stock is fresh. Delays are dangerous—-Pro.
eraelinstion has ftifslbiUeo many ’a good bargain
If you want your money's worth, come on. If yon
want more titan's dollar’s worth for a dollar, don't
come ; but you will be astonished to see what a pile
of goods we cam‘put up for a dollar. Our slock of
DRY GOODS
is not made up of the odds and onds and the rent*
nants of “closed up” concerns in the City, but com
pris&id 'iSsflrttndht of. tlip latest styleaand
best qualities, from the coarsest domestic'to the fi
nest imported fabrics, suchas . <-
Osoauc W. SufOW A Beo.
Silks, and Ladles’ Dress Goods,
Latest Styles, andnda[fted toevery variety of trim,
mings. Ladies will do well to call and examine the
Slock before purchasing elsewhere. '■
Baldwin, Guernsey & Co., have always oh'hand
•a seasonable and fashionable stock of -' ' ‘'■
Gentlemen's Ready-Made 'Clothing^
which will pe sold at the lowest CASH PRICfcS.
( " , / ALSO, ■ ' '
Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, , Glass.
Slone, Hollow and Wooden Warei !
‘ and Dye-Stvfs of ieery kind '' ' >
and, pf the best quality, ' '
with BOOTS Se SHOES, for-Eoerybody.
■ t * Ail kinds of Country Product taken in ex.
etCange fo'r'poodsot the tuarkei prices: ' I/ ' i ! i < ’
! • - T. L. BALDWINS ‘
Tioga. Jun? 26. 1856. A. T. GUERNSEY,
■sJi-tf’i ? .« -A 'O. R LWSEt/,
Administrator’s Sale.
50 u> f
PARRELS AND HERRING t
Bole Manufacturers in this State of
Iron, te el, Nails, Oils, Paints
T.flß .00.1! y,TY AgarHAß.
IMPROIfEMENI vEXTBAQBDINAftV, :
"^7JP,wonW respectfullycall the atteutUm.of MUI
T'V • ownrifVarttf'rillinterestedln tfaeWofVaUUr
atiwer In'lhik vioiniW, l<j"» patented IrOhWnKr'
Wfcipl; (titled' Gftehleif *s 'gravity’ add petHndefefa' l
Water WhW» one oF whiijh’ they haVe rcechllypttt s
in'a Saw MHi.ownea by’Jndfce'Whiitj ofWethiboro'
end Dr. Archer of.Whrris township, altdsitaated
tniW front Babl/g, Cree|tj<m <Ufg
Stony Fdt jtit v’Kii? wheel on Saturday tijaVAk Inal.,
droye single, saw to saw five thousand ari'done,
icetof white .pine''lumber; dlOOfeet of
which was one inch in thick rtea»> 4()Q' fee\. 2 inches'
tbipfc, 600 feet,,lJ incljeg.lhick. ‘ Tlii«,Wfieri!‘weljha
verysmall (joanUly of .thaler, only about
90 square inches aqd.jvilh,about Hi feel h^a'dand.
fall of water while , perform ipg the above; These
Wheels are wjelladagted lo (he propelling of all hinds
of Machinery .driven,'by Water power.. They are
very simple arid substantial'in their construction,
and will dp from one third lo„ one half qoro work
than any other Iron Water wheel'in opetaliori'in,
this vicinity with which they are acquainted. ’They
offer for sale on very liberal terms the patent right
for Counties or States, and also to furnish and put in
Operation the Wbcelsjn Mills in this vicinity on rea
sonable terms. . F|Ot further information address A.
Greenleaf, Morris township, Babbs Post Office, or L.
Vance care of P. P. Cleaver Weilsboro’ Tioga Co
Pa. . . A. GREENLEAF, '
June 12 1856. ; • L. VANCE, 1 •-
JV. 11. The aboye Itamdd' WhceL'may be seen in
operation at almost, any lime by calling on Air. Rob
ert Wilson who has the Mill in charge. - ■
Orphan’s Court Sale.
■VTOXICR Is hereby given that In pursuance of an order of
Jl i the Orphan's Court of the County of Tioga, las Exeeu
lor of ihu lost will atul tcutnmunt of Versin C. Slocomb lule
of the township of Tioga in tho said comity, deceased, shall
expose for sole at publlp vonduo ou the premium for the high
est and best price I can get for the same, on Tuesday the lath
day of July next 1850: All that certain lot of land situated
In tho village of Tioga In llio county of Tioga and State of
Peunf»yl\nnia—Beginning nt a pobt on the east aide of Main
street. at the south-west corner of a lot of land sold and con
veyed by Seth Daggett lo Jacob Prutmmn, thence south
three degrees west about six perches to the north-west corner
of a lot of land sold by *aid Daggett to C, H. Seymour and
11. IT. Borden, thence nlon£ the north line of said lot south
eighty sovfen degrees east forty one feet tint pent, thence
south threo degrees west along tho east line of said Seymour
ami Borden lot and lot belonging to 11. E. Smith and lot for
merly belonging to Frauds Carey about boveuty-fiyo f c . c *t to
the north Uneuf land formerly owned by Butter Smith, thence
Bight y-fieven degrees cant along the said last mentioned
hue about sixty-three perches to .he railroad, thenca along
tho Tioga llnllroadnortncrlyseTenleon porches and alt tenths
of a perch to a ikj»t, thence across the Tioga rivor and along
the south side of Broad street north eighty-seven degrees
west about thirty nine perches to the north-cast corner of
Colby Cady’s lot> thence qlung the oast line of said Cady lot
about six perches and one fourth of a perch to a post, thence
north olghty-scven degrees west along tho south Hue of’said
Cady lot, lot of Abel Humphrey and said lot sold to Jacob
Prutsman as aforesaid about twenty-six perches and six tenths
of, a perch tq the place of beginning—Containing six acres of
land more or less, wltli a largo and commodious dwelling
house, a smaller dwelling house, a barn and somo fruit trees
thereon.
TpilMS, one third cash down ami the'hainnce payable In
two equal annual laments with Interest on the whole. Be*
cured by bund and mortgage on the premises.
CALVIN'N.SLCXttMB.
June 9th 1850. r Executor.
Orphan’s Court Sale.
BT virtue of an order of the Orphan!* Court of the county
of Tioga, tlio Administrators of tlio Estate of Julius
Clark late of Rutland in Said county, deceased, heroliy gho
notico.thatjhey trill orposoiorpublic sale on the promises In
Rutland, Tioga County Pennsylvania, on Saturday thoJ'Jkh
day of July next at T o’clock P. M., tlio following-da»ciHb<yl
tracts or piecics of land belonging to the estate of said Julius
Clark deceased, as follow a to wit; The undivided four sevenths
of one piece beginning on the south-east corner of lot bound
ing on John Benson, thence north along the rood loading from
Mill Creek to Morgan Htdlow, until it strikes the Bingham
Hue. thence west along the Bnigham line by Julius Clark to
Orr Wilson, thence south along Orr Wilson's line, Uionco west
along Orr Wifrons line ta John Benson's line, thence south
along John Benson’s line to Benjamin Wihon's hue, thence
east along the line of B! Wilson aud William Smith, thpnce
south along the Huh uf William Smith, thence cast along the
line of Juckbon Smith, George Wilson. Horace .Smith & J\Jlm
Benson to the place of beginning—Containing olwul one hun
dred an«l nmidy"«*\eii acre-. Also the intere-t of said Juljud
Clark deceased In a certain tract of land known aa,luiftn.
90 of Bingham lands in Rntland towiudiipaforesaid—Contain;
fng seventy-six and 7-10 acres. Terms mode known on day
of Nile. A. lirMPHUKV.)
‘ Juno 10 IWirt. S. S. STRAIT, J
Ailminhtmtors of T>uto of JUllm Clark, floc’iT,
INARMS & FAR9II.\G L/tNDS W
X 1 Tioga & potter cousmts.— Ti.e r u i.
lowing farms and fanning lola arc now offered,for
sale:
Farm of 1*26 acres, in Clymer. town»hip. 45 acres
improved, will) houso and barn.
u M 100 acres in Pike, Poller co., about -20
acres improved, with two dwelling
s.' : . houses-and* born, • -
“ u 50 tq.ftlorrU, £ acres improvcd,'&
dwtllinghonsc.
11 ** 73 acres in DelmaV, 15 acres ifhprbvqiT.
“ “ 75 .acres in Guinea 25 aercs improved,
• - - artd liahstt Vntt Mrn*' *>': •
“ ** SOiacresJn'Dtlraar
«-• “ 70 acres in Sweden, Potter County.
H 105 acres in Summit, Potter co.
' These lands are all located on public roads and
arc of (he best quality of farming land. ' 1 1
Five per cent.otrty of'(he purchase money Will be
required down, and the balance in Ten annual Ini
stalments. i
Persons of email means who desire healthy loca
tions, will see at a glance that this is the most de
sirable opportunity nf securing a homestead ever be
fore offered in this, or any other County.
Apply to A. P. CONE, Wellsboro’,Tioga County,
Pa.
March 27, 1856-lf.
IVOTIC E.—The undersigned,'
citizens of Tioga county, Pa., hereby give no*
lice that they intend to make application to the Leg
islature of Pennsylvania at its next session, (which
comnjepcpaqfl.lho &sjL Tuesday of January 1857,)
for jhetrc&UpD of’a corporate body with fencing
or discount privilcgcs. by the name and style of the
TIOGA COUNTY BANlfi with a capital of One
Hundred Thousand Dollars, with the privilege of
increasing said capital to Two Hundred Thousand
Dollars.
BC. Wickham, H.S. Jnhneiop, C. C. Somers,
Ira Wells, T. L. Baldwin, E. T.‘Bentley, John W.
Gnemsey, Lewis Daggett, O. B. Wells, Lctoy Ta
bor, A. C. Rush, J. S. 6ush, F. E. Smith, Hi E.
Smith, A. Humphrey, Lyfrian FI. Smith, Joseph At
kin, P. S. Tullle. C. G. Denison.
Tioga, May 19, 1856-6 m. ■
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore cxJsling
between James Duffy, John Duffy, Chares
Duffy jr,, and Landis Duffy, under the firm of Jamies
Duffy & Brothers, ia this day dissolved by mutual
consent, John Duffy retiring. The books ol the firm
are in the hands of the {tew firm of James Duffy &.
Brothers for settlement. JAMIES DUFFy,
. JOHN DUFFY,
CHARLES DUFFY,
Morris, Nov. 13. 1855. LANDIS DUFFY.
r ETTEftS '■'Of' AWMISISTBA
-i-i TION having been granted to (ho subscribers
on the estate oFSopniet Goodall, latfffcf Richmond
deceased, all persona indebted to said estate arc Re
quested, to make immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims against the' same, td' present them for
settlement .to' ELLEN GOODALL, Adm'x.
ROBERT SAMSON, Adm'r. ,
Richmond, May 22,185 - 6w 1 11 „ ■
HOGKERS & FOOT,
~, . f*a:. ;■'
Proprietor’s of TH 'Patent
Doable Action SUCTIOiV A FOKCE
• / ;m / IPfIWP.. iJ , i -s
ETBcst Pupip ia the WorldJjTj v_L
County and State ' Rights for Sale, Downs &
Co 4 Munufaolutcrj, Soheca Falls, N. Y. 1 ••
T:S; /Hod***,' 1 ' Qime 19-50,] •• 8. B. Foot. '-
rrniosß wishing to purchase pianos
I-■ or ’Melodeomd shahid' Call-'at TAYLOR’S
BOOK do JEWELRY' STORE; ..Wellsboro,’: nt
which‘plion these Instruments cad beihad,'superior
in quality and on reasonable terms. Call’and .‘see
before purchasing elsewhere. jan2t,
ATTENTION ALL!!! THEY SAY:!
They say lhat'G. W, Taylor has'the 'largest
and best assortment of WAUL PlPEßdii
town. Drop in nt tlie Book & Jewelry Store for
the proof. • ' [April 17.-
PEACHES A APPLES
-L' on hand at [Ap. .24*. ROE^S.
MAORiEIII!t IPI^H
i'A by the ? f jj' and bbfj clleip ft' ' ROE'S,
i Wltlhn 'tie dttaai.
07.. AAA ActejWjmptf JABM AND COAL LAND In
I AtSNAni Pepjipiriuiifi
I -T H&BOWtt at
to cultivation, as it is aelthes hilly pqr atony, but gently roll
ing or fine (able ’Arirand and'through this property
there aw already urne 20,000 Acres under tumvatiou.hhd it*'
forffl'y iW^rup^bdufojf.fCpot,
thjg ■jbject It Is easy fully mfiflwT there wa ready
COM) market for pToaoee whkhutaach iMtttf
\T M T3£K CHEAPEST Mtextd of,a timUar. quality,!! reR-t
lugV “o^highcr' prices adjoining, aucji ay-
THE COAL.—This in particular is the Coal District;several
Veins underlaying tho whole proptrtj,'anfl tbs'ktteiitk>h ( Qf
miners,'and those acquainted with coal lands, is.specially,
called to it. It haf U» advantage of being the nearest to the
great lake which ft'will tKroohntated by the
Satoburyand RciaßaftfoaK cogtfaef asd
of completionfronxErleto Rid|9way, wjth descendinggrago
the whole way. The soVl*6vCTTdhimlnoUe coal ‘U the 'belt/
for iostanco England and other countries. priceipec'
acm I* trifling for the ylll certainly, in.so fa
vorable a location within a short .time pay largely. This is
Important as atr immense coal trade frill soot* 6pcn. • Etihr
coal companies have .already been etartod to work mines In
tiio vicinity, htn now.hftoori o'pebiogi'aruuud st.
Morv’s.
TIIE TIMBER, Btbckbolders alio' reclovpr-There la no,'res-,
ervation whatever of Timber or Cool, It Is very valuable, and
ill pay for a grweat part of>tko land. iOn aocoudt ofhhu ex
coUvucc of streams there artxfiuo opportunities for mills.
FOU HEALTH, the Ibcatfon by Phy
jh(cuui3. Tho chills and feviirs aw unknown, aide pulmonary
complaints, being protected from the north cost winds by the
AIU-ghanics. The water Is pure and amongst the best, tho
laud alKmmlfug in flab springs. ' ,Jj -
FOUR RAILROADS will shortly be completed connecting
It by a direct communication' tfith New York, Bhifutlelphfu,
Pittsburg, Eric, Buffalo, andr ull .the cUios:-nu tho
They urodbo Buubury and Erie, |he A,lleglmny Yuljev, the
PHtsborg and Buffalo, and ttio k Venahgo. Khergolic ’exertions
being mode jbr the building of tho Tyrone and Clear
field, which also passes through this property. The effect of
this upon trade, and general development, os well its tho coal
may beimaghied.
The large and flourfshihg townrof .St Mary’s is in the cen
tre of the tract, numbering some 11,000 iulmbltunts. It has
Hotels. gcKxl public schools, saw' and grist mills, stores, well
stocked uud everything desired. There arc 235 half acre lots
in. the town uf St Mdry’s which wiU bdlold and .the proceeds
equally tliridcd amongst those who buy farms. Rldgwuy the
county seat, where an extensive busines Is done, ailjoins tne
tract on tho west. Tho wholo district Is intersected by good
tnrnpike, and other roads.
This is a rare opportunity offered fo those who wish to form
or lui'e a good investment- fortlie future. making proper
Inquiries, and considering the advantages of good soil, an
abundance of coal, healUifulnesp pf climate,' llqllroad faelll
ties, and its location,'a correctiudgment way be formed of its
present advantages and nltimate-incroasi>.
By writjng to tho office directions will bo given to those
who wish to visit tho land. -A system of excursions will short
ly bo adopted.
There is an excellent opening for various branches of me
chanical business, especially tanneries, wheelwrights, axo
handle makers, shoemakers, carpenters, and others.
Farms can be b ought by enclosing the first Instalment.
Ladies can liulil sluircs in their own right* Title unquestion
ably good, and warrantee deeds given. Address or apply to
Samuel W. Cattell, SecPy, 153 Walnut St, between Fourth and
Fifth Streets. Philodelpliia.
REFERENCES.
Henry M. Watts, Esq. 148 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
John C. CrcHsou. Esq-. President of Philadelphia (Jus Com
pany, 7th St. iilxvve ChoitJurf, Philadelphia.
George Wkgand,Esq- Inspector of Coal, City Oaa office, 7th
St alcove Chestnut, I‘bilcu, has bten over the land and ex
amined the coal. M *
Uott. Oyo. R, Barret, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, has boon over
the land.
Ifciiry Schmitt, Esq.. United States Mint, No. 652 North Fifth
St Philo, examined the laud.
Wm. V. Boone, F*q„ *.inth side of Walnut St below Fourth
Philo, exanmed the land.
Hou. Alexander L. Hayes, Lancaster.
Qi-ii, WaJmdey, Efij- St Mary’s Elk Co., a recent settlor.
Richard Gardner, Esq., 030 Poplar 8t Pbtla, examined the land.
J. L. Barrett, Esq., Proprietor of*the Mount Vernon House,
Second St above Arch. Philo, has examined the land.
E. u. Schulte Ksq., Justice of the Hem St. Mary’s Elk Co.
Charted Luhr, Ksq., President of the Bern' of Sh-alary's.
J. S.Wcls. INq.. Postmaster St. Mary’s.
(iuo. Taylor, Esq.. Deputy Postmaster, St* Mary’s,
Mr. Wm; Cyons, 8t Mary’s. * . .. IU
Mr. John Miller, Coal Miner, St Mary’s.
Corbc, “ “ u
till. Stone* Esq., Weill BvilhvOhio, CooßopfenUor. H
L. Wilinarth, Esq Pittsburg Penusylvrnia. ,
BOJIOUGIi COUNCIL OF ST. MARY'S TO TUE PUBLIC.
Tills is to certify that, having been over the trout owned by
the Riiigwny Farm and Coal Company, and given It a thorough
examination, wo find-the ropreientations of tliat company to
Ih* correct. Wu find the soil to be the most fertile—the Coal
and Iron Ore to lie in inexhnustablo quantities, through the
"hole district—the Farms in excellent order, and the intelli
gence and prosperity of the people to be of the mod jjmUfy
inj|fehnr«MiU*r/ Wc know that thura hi no healthier location
in fhe‘Bta(e 3 -aml wecoiihiddr'lt ainost desirable qdace of net
tloment.
Wc.mako Hu's declaration, as we bclfcvo there may ho many
peraonfc who are nnnrqnninted with the.se land", and we are
satisfied from our knowledge of tho subject, that information
Jacob F, Shafer Elk Co. Surveyor, St Mary’s. Elk Co.
Charles Lnhr, President of tho Borough of St. Mart's.
John liwti-li. Metnlier uf tin- llorongh Council, St. Mary'.,
ir l ,' 1 n i lr "" k '- '■emberof tlio Boro' Council, St. Mary’s.
U. J. n higgle. Monitor of tlio Boro’ Connell, St. Mary’a.
Font Jolt.l l , Member of tbe Hanoi ConncU, Bt. Marj’«
Hits t, tj‘«t tbo tibo.o (j.. gentlnnion are nl |iro-
N-lit the acting'Mcmhl-fn of the'Tonn Connell of St.' Mar,'.
Lit county, unit Hint lit* above 1» their hand and signature
In testimony whereof I linve, unbKcrihCd ray name, and
»"■ of Office, |o be attached thereto; and I fully
concur iu the above rocommenihttion.
. V • _ »/ - SDITABD BAumU
(SE.U-] Clilof Bnrfpss pf St. Murv’s Elk cqnuty, l»a.
St. .Vary’s October 30, IWS.
TO SKK TIIK LAND—Start from Philadelphia or other
ptneo on Tuesday ntglib-st U o'clock, for Tyrone, from which
a stage will leave /every Wednesday morning for st. J/ory’a,
Elk Co. All are requested to co. It js suggested .that partlps
who cannofgo wfll cluh together and Fend a'committee. It Is
abcnntilnl and Inh-restinc trip. After the of Juno tb«
price of yangsiWfll{ho grontly rabod. .• *.
W H B W ?
CO you HADN'T HEARD THE NEWS?
O Well, no wonder. Kansan ha* been invaded,
Lawrence has been sacked and the-Frce Slolo Ho.
lei with, all its Furniture lias been destroyed. The
subscriber, always awake to the best interests of
his fellow-citizens,and knowing that there must ho
a.greal-dcmand lor ■
CABINET FURNITURE r
n consequence of said Sack,'has concluded to re
main at hU old stand, two ddors below Roe’s Store,
where ho is generally in attendance to receive and
wait upon customers. Constantly on hand, or man
ufactured to order, *
Solas, Divans, Ottomans,
Card, Centre, Dining 1 <J- Breiilfasl Tables,
Dress Stands, Dress and Common Bureaus,
MAHOGONY &. COMMON WASH STANDS.
Cottage, French and Common Bedsteads,
of every description,together with all articlesusu
ally made in his line of business.
From his knowledge of the business lie flut
ters himself with the belief that those wishing
to purchase, would do well to call and examine
his work'before sending elsewhere for an inferior
article.
TURNING- done in a neat manner, at short np
lice.' ' ■
B, Chairs! Chairs I
lil addition to the above,,the subset!
Sjbcr ifroura imortri the public’that he has
f|j as troceiv ed alarg e ind hand ddßlbtte gort
merit of c * ‘l’ f'S.* ,V,i
-:•! OANE AND COMMON CHAIRS, '
Boslbtl find'Common Rocking’CKetiit,
which he will sell as.cheap,if not'cheaper,than
they coo. be., purchased anywhere else iq Tioga
county. Cujl.apd sec them 1
We(lsbaro’,dm>B 19.’50. B- T. VANHORN, ■
III A W-AMB-y ,
Why,' everything,sir!—especially when Ihe name is
significant and appropriate, ds it certainly is as
. applied to. ; ..... . .... ia;: ,
THE EMPIRE STORE,
which will certainly 'have to, be enlarged tp double
its present size, to accommodate, the crqyvds that
flock there daily to examine the new, .and superb
stockiof , i .
which. BOWEN is receiving from- NewrYorkdaod
SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES,
bccadse.they must be sold to tnske room fdr more.
' Ladies, wo can show you, some of the finest, Bcs|,
most tastily assorted and Rio cheapest Dress Guodd,
ever offered to.lbis/or.aiiy 6tl)ef ednimunfly.' Don’t
lake* my word (hr If, But please call and examine for
yourselves. .1
AnAtficn-rriuCh Joti fdf RBADY-MADliCloili
jng,, Sprang and Sumiq er wear!, Gentlemen, eqme
apd rcnewvour. faith by .sight. ■■ < t.l
" Wellsb'dro*, May 15, 1856. ’!.T.R. BOVy.EN.
ATOrTXCE- i 4. hereby given; thaVa ccrJpiß note
is dnuvnon the ,13lU day of May, 1856, by,.the
undersigned, .mac|p,[payable to 'Gouiiely.Rank, or
beater, (of order) six months alter dale, for $85,50,
wilfriot be paid unless enforced by taW,'h« the same
was procured by fraud and misrepresentation, and is
vUlhoul consideration. MICHAEL DKERiJii,
Liberty, Ml*y,l'7, ’56. SOLOMON ROOBJr.
SUfcPBJNTT IS NOT COBEINO
$VT\p. \ Tfitr, ROBERTS] STOVE EMPORIUM HAS, COME f
VTj'-j o;
’i
■ J i
-nil vii;.- 1
-aw 1
■’* I
! B
ts
* w
f «*
J arict y of STOVES CVcr seen in Weilsboro,’ has mst arrived at Hie STOVE &. TIN
X STORE of D. P. &W. ROBERTS. They would coll tho attention of the public lo their well so
eoted assortment, consisting pf tho YODNG AMERICA, Elevated oicn, MORNING STAR. Improved.
fio. NATIONAL AIR-TIGHT, do. REGULATOR3,PREJUUSIB&.LOW OVENS,
! . Aw « large assortment of BOX and PARLOR Stoves, at City prices. These Stoves are selected
C'dHhti ' care, especially for this market, and cannot fail to giveenlire satisfaction. Call and
1 TINWARE- —of all kinds, shapes, and sizes, made of the best material and sold ns cheap if not
cheaper than that of any other establishment in the county. Eavc Gutters made lo order on short no
tice. JOBBING done to order and in the best manner. All Tin-ware carefully proved before
leaving the shop. ID" Old Iron, Copper, Brass, Pewter, and also Silver and bold either old or new, ta
ken in exchange for Goods at the Market price. They respectfully solicit the patronage of all who ni.h
lo purchase anything in their line, assoring them that money can be sailed by examining their stock’
before purchasing elsewhere. PREMIUMS on Tinware were given for best Slock and Work &c. at
the laic county Fair, D. P., & W. ROBERTS.
\\ cllshoro.’ Nov., 22, 1855.-1 f. .
SOMETHING N?W!
1856. —The Semi-Annual term of this Institution HPHE PLACE 10 purchase Book?, Jewelry,
will commence Tuesday, May 13, end continue 22 | Watches, Wall paper and Fancy Goods, is at
weeks. Vacancies for a few good boys under IS,, 1 * 10 subscriber's now Slore,
for-whom an early application is desirable. ■ j Roy’s New Building,
Situated in one of the most beautiful valleys of - where ho will be happy to serve the public with
southern New, York, 18 miles nortli of.Owego.N. SCHOOL, LAW, and MISCELLANEOUS Books.
Y. & E. R. R., this Institution possesses more than as cheap as they can be purchased this side of lbs
ordinary claims to heallhfulness ail'd freedom from City.
the contaminating influences which are inseparable ; all TITK POPELAR MAG A7.IVES-OF Tire DIT,
rOn L 1 16 neighborhwid of a large thor. moy bo hadafhls counter, and any book desired
oagh inslruc mn and futthfu! care shall be guaran- c , n bo ,furnished to erdor. He will uUo keep a full
teed W all- who shall be committed to our trusts, i assortment ol
c. J. stedman.
M. M. Backus, esq. Maiden Lane, New-York. whlcll mn y 00 pufcliaseei on reasonable terms.
Edward Tompkins, Binghamton, “ I Purchasers will always find a splendid lot o<
“ : i WATCHES,
: : 1 Cl »™ s .
Anf-on C, Ely Elmira, T r. > v
S. B. Strang-, u ’ « JEW±LL.IIY t
James E. Smith, Corning, *•
Hon. James Faulkner, Dansvillc, “
C. it. L. Ford, Lawrenccvillc, Pa.
C. L. Ward, Towanda, u
J. W. Moans, “ “
5w may 1. FREDERICK F. JUDD. A. M,
WOOL CiKDn'K & CLOTH
' " DRESSING—done on short notice at the !
STEAM FOUNDRY!
in Ihq village of Wellsboro*. Also, WOOL rc-l
ceivcd to Manufacture into Cassimerca , Broadcloths
and Flannels —by the yard, for three shillings, or >
on shares for one half. • *
All leaving’ Wool to manufacture shall have their!
cloth on the first of November next ; and they can j
r.ely on! having good cloth and such as ordered.,
From lons experience in the business 1 feel assured 1
to say to the farmers of Tioga county and all others
interested, that, hdving the facilities ofSleam Power
to drive my machinery, which is far more reliable
than Water power, (which depends upon thunder
showers for ils support,) I am prepared to card all
wool (into rolls) that is brought from a distance the
same doy. All work entrusted mo shall be well
done and at the lime Uis promised. Grateful for
the liberal patronage heretofore received, a continu
ance of the same is* respectfully solicited.
ip all cases, pay down . Wood and all kiuds of
Grain taken in payment for worki
Wellsboro* April 17-56-m6
LEWIS C.'PENDLETON.
Bafm of a Thousand Flowers
to beautify the coinpfcxiun, remove tan. freckles and pirn*
r pl«v MotCuca aud oanhurn ou Iho face.
Catarrh SuulT,
fur Colds, ilondurbo, Catarrh, Ac.
Liquid Heave Cure,
fur Cough*. Ucaves, Ac., in llurecs.
Pettit’s American Eye-Salve.
on oxtpnml remedy for Sore Eyec,« cakueaa uf eyr, Ac
Brant’s Pulmonary Balsam,
a valuable remedy for Golds, Coughs, i’alu'in tho Side, Ac.
Houghton’s Pepsin,
for D}ft)*>pria, Indigestion and Ueocrul Debility.
Hr. Ravics’ Depuratirc,
for Scrofula, bad Sorci of nery description. Uavd only as a
Hlitod Purifier.
For sale at the Wellsboro’ Drug Store.
April 17,185 G.
Custom Boot & Shoe Shop,
A T M. Sherwood’s old siund, where ihe
Seans’ Bovs continue Ip; mpke, mend, and
mepsurp to order, at ns,low prices as the tiroes will
admit.
All work warranted—to wear out in a year or so
—and not rip or come to picces'lill it does wear out
Hides Wanted.
CASH Will bo paid for any quantity of hides a
the highest market price; ...
July 13,1854. GEO, W. SEARS.
The subscriber respectful
. LY informs his friends'and the public gener
ally, that lie has removed to Cedarßun and opened'
a HQVS&QF ENTERTAINMENT, and . Will be
happy to accommodate those who may give him a
call. ’ . ' '■*
Also, dial ho will take in OATS, HAY' &' PRO*
VISIONS of all kinds, to'sell on commission for
those who may see'fit to store with, him.
April 3,1856. , MATT. S. BLACICWELL.
Plaster! Plaster! Plaster!
TH E Subscriber has just received at his Mill near
Mansfield, a fresh supply of Cayuga Plaster,
which .will be sold at the reduced price of
. . $6.00 per Ton.
He also keeps on hand constantly, the MANS
FIELD METALLIC TAINT, which is defcidcdly
the best in use, at 32.50 per cwt
• Friends, give me a call—
■ 1 live enough for all;; -
Mansfield, Jan. 3, ’56. 1 . ~ A. BIXBY.
T) EjHtOVAt.—DR* B. BARR respectfully
XL announces to the, public,that he has removed
hie Office to'the dwelling lately occupied by Jos. P.
Morris, 1 'Esq/, where ho may be found at all hours
when not professionally, engaged,, ■;
Demands for his services promptly responded to
WclUboro’y April 24, 1856. ... . .
LA'PIES ' SHOES Ladies will find Ihn larges
cheapeiband best assortment of shoe* of every
description, Gaiters Rubbers and childrens shoes at
' ' ' , JONBJS & ROE’S."
TjALM.OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS}. ..for
J),tlta removal of Tan, Freckles, Pimples and all
diseases at R. ROY'S.
*rF YOU WANT TO SEE GOODS AS
X ARE GOODS, call at - BOWEN’S.
Y^tlAS^'SlfeiEiD—fbrsatu at ''ROE’S.
VXT> /■•’ WBllsboro'-.'April 24.185*.
P' OKK ! " t»OKK !—2fl this brHw Fork',
"juit-ibcclfedand for kil<> by W. A Ki->£. ■
* on hand and for sale on thc'principle of
! *• Small profits 4* quick Returns”
. With large practical experience, and having to
cured the services of a good workman in the mo*
1 chanical Department, those wishing watches
Cleaned & Repaired
can depend upon being accommodated satisfactorily
and promptly.
He will keep constantly on hand a large assort*
ment of English and American styles of
WALL PAPER
which ail will do well to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors, a continuance of patron
age is respectfully -solicited. G, W. TAVL.OR.
Wcllffboro', Oct. 18, 1855, (formerly of‘Tioga.)
bestaL notice.
GUTTAPERCHA! GUTTAPERCHA
DR. R. C. GILLETTE, klo of 333 and 551
Broadway Now York, is Cully prepared to in
sert artificial substitutes for the natural teeth, a*
very recently adopted by bis professional brethren
of the Dental Association of New York, which en
ables him to furnish tho temporaries for a,mere tri.
flc. For this purpose guttapercha Car excels any
other kind of plate. The gnm (hr a lon£ time after
extracting is too sensitive for /the old method, anil
it adheres with greater tenacity. Teeth can bo ex-
Iratted and.the temporaries inserted tho same day.
All kinds of filling executed with neatness and in
a durable manner. ' '
Wellsboro’ May 8; 185$
DISSOLUTION. —Thcco-parmcrsliip here
tofore existing between the subscribers under
tho firm of Jones & Roe, : s this «My dissolved by'
mutual consent. The business of the linn will bo
settled by; \V. A. Roe. All those indebted arc urged
to. make, immediate payment and those having
claims against the firm, to present them fur settle
ment. JNO. R. JONES, W. A. ROE.
■- WoII»boro\ March 1,1856; /
The aubscriber will continue the Dry Goods andV
Grocery business at the old aland, and still be plena.,
cd la see all Ilie old customers of llie firm and, os
many now onca aa may fiivor him with a call.
April 17-56. - W. A. ROE.
riRANiJ RUSH TO RUNDEL’S
VA SHOP—where you will find constantly
on hand, a choice assortment of
Broadcloths of all colors, Black and Fancy Caul.
Meres, Solintlls,Ttceeds, Kentucky Jeans,'
Satin, Silk and Fancy Vestings,
and Ti immiags of met y
. dOsetiplion that can
not fail to suit.
All the above articles will be made up with nsnt.
ness and despatch, and a good fi), warranted. Grate,
ful for .past lavqra, a continuance of the same is so-'
Melted. Shop in Taylor's Book and Jcwcley'Store.
Wellabbro'April 16,1856. • 1 ’ 1
w. W. B^B^N.SON,
J , DEALER IN
Bookie, Stationery, Blank Books, Wall' Taper — Bug.
UisA, French and American 'Manufacture,
\Tailet utensilt 'and Perfumery, Fan
\yl Soaps, Rtalin 'Strings, Gold
■ \ Pena; anif,:Peneilt, 4'C-. 4 C : ,
Ail the, Olid lending N(lCsJp9»
peri may'be had at His Counter.
CORSdJiGi »■ Ym W»v. 15..1855.
Truth is stranger than Fiction! 1
WE must spy.tlml G. W. Tuylor ia receiving
Item the Manufacturers, tho host and cheap
cat lot of PIANOS &'MEtODEONS, infer offtir 9
fit lllia cbimty. • He can Tarnish aa good instrument
hml at aa fair prices anility 'dealnrs.'' Gall *1 till
Book Since Wtllsboib', Dvceu.Uu 6, 1855.
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