We dopy 1 the followTtirfrOm the Richmftda
W hfg, df 'Ocittbeir ' ; jtt’w ftie 'teatithonyjof
a Viltgjjilah ,apd in ftaOsajJ
confessing all that has been charged by
Free Slate juen. Read it i ■
■Pttffraj’Co;, Mo., Sept.lfi',,lBso.
To tie 'Eliiore'cf the Richnumd Whigs .
1 send f-du believ
ing that you know very little of what is daily
yttpdpflWfffn tße'great'Weat.' ;What inform
aiioo you Virginiansget, coming from some
)|ule papers in Kansas and the borders there
of, is,not lo be relied' on.; ' ' v ‘
What (hose contain is fpfse imparl
—is falsejn toto, ,f seud'you, d printed asm
w e< U°!l? -V* $ p * lmo -Si M? m
ndwiflareM this gepd§f (and; the ‘‘Plitfe i puTi
chase.” ’“A. ftirer'find than ibis never sun
viewed ,i*l His
aR that jlte can fgk. Salubrious, mild.”
. The.seitlersia fyuuasare from every state
in the.cna/edei'aby, but chiefly from the free
Stales; the restare mostly Missourians.
“ it is doubileitf jtnowojo ybu that the Mis-'
sourianS liave made repealed invasions oh
JVtoo the elgciioa came off, (the
first one paplipujsifly,) ’ hundreds of wnguns,
loaded with provisions, a/ms of every calibre
and- name .ammunition, .and barrels,of ,wbis-
were driven to within half a mile of the
polls; Ibefft, iho invaders encamped); and
such shouting, swearing, drinking, firing hal
looing, roaring, damning, <Ssc., this world
nevy, saw, before. . Next ..morning, they
marched jp'lbe pplls, and. gave a Democratic
vole. ‘Aftet -voimg -4hoy .returned to their
camp and renewed their Bacchanalian orgies,
and lha next day crossed over to Missouri.—
This is as true as any record in the the United
States, It would require many sheets of
foolscap to contain a lithe of the barbarities,
robberies and murders committed in Kansas.
You know that the Missourians have thrown
every priming press into the Missouri river
that did not hoist the negro flag. It is thus
you hear ex parte testimony, and nine-tenths
of that is fabrication. A majority of the
people in Kansas are for making it a free
State They are not abolitionists, bin free
Slate men. The Missourians knowing this,
hsaoJiad recourse r lo various expedients.—
The last or dernier resort, is to expel or os
traciifc them
About lemiays ago, the Missourians invest
ed ' Leavcjawotth city, the largest town in
Kansas and gave peremptory orders loevery
man in the city, whom they suspected of free
State sentiments to leave in one hour end a
half or die. One hundred peaceable, orderly,
artisans, merchants, dec.., were thus compelled
to leave their houses, furniture, shops, tools,
stores, drc., to the honesty and mercy of .
One of them bad in hie store $20,900 worth
of goods as per invoices, If you have dny
idea what were the feelings of the Athenians
when they abandoned Athens,-and Cimnn
look wnh him only a fiart of bis horse’* fur
nnure, then you may form some'opinion of
ihe great calamity that fell on these one hun
dred families. They left their homes—Wieir
all. One might have bought houses and lots
worth thousands of dollars Ipr 'OB to 010;
might hive bought a wagon load of furniture,
ot rich and cosijy cloths,' cassimeres, and
silks for 810 to 820. From what I hear, onb
might hnve got enough to fill fifty wagons for
8100 or 8200 or less. Many did buy wagon
loads for a mere pittance. The great bulk
was lef; 1 have my inlbrmalion from a re
liable source —irom a highly respectable Mis
souri merchant. You wilt ask why ibis cru
elty ' Whv this injustice? It is becaus-
Ihe Missourians have either heard or they
suspeefthe heads of these one hundred fami
lies actually prefer livin® in a free State to
may of, a iJase State. -They are peaceable,
ordfcffy, well behaved people ; were rich,"nr
becoming so rapidly. They are not aboli
tionists.
To odd la the above, iVie Missourians make
(requeiH excursions in the territory, and
will s’hool down a free Sialeman jualasanon
us they .would'a deer, and sooner, 100. Nor
is this all. They have a right to all perquis
lies, in or out of ihe cabin 1 This may be
vice verse.
A free State man was found,eight days ago
murdered and scalped. The supposed mur
derer and scalper kves in my own county
(Platte,) and was heard to say the day pre
viourthal ha was determined to have a sculp*
and was seen’ After that ia the territory and
neaf the dead body
I have lived long in Richmond. I own
slaves'; but I do not like, nor can I like an
abolitionist; a Free Seller Ido not hale nor
mamt. He has a right to wish.and to pray,
100, if he chooses, that Kansas be made a free
State, legally, constitutionally.
The twth vs, the nation should immediately
cause the little giant corn .cracker, Douglas,
old Cass, Pierce, and half, .s dozen other agi
tators, to be arrested, carried to 1 he Potomac,
a.pd there right opposite do-the Capitol, each
ope should have a mill stone fastened about
his Pgck with an iron, -cable, and then cast
into the middle of that stream. These “squat
ter sovereigns" should opt be permitted to
nve another week* nor to'die a natural death.
’ at V no croaker, but I believe button en
durance lias been carried. lojts utmost tension,
a td l|}it a long, a.cruel and blpody civil war
is about to commence. God save the Coat?
raonwealth I Yours ludy, - vVaniTr.
■'fiiA.NKscmjvc.—Gov. Pollock has issued
* proclamation for a day of ■Thanksgiving.
It is for Thursday, November 20. Speaking
about this matter, reminds as thiU wtt.have
nothing but a sbanghia left. The Minks,
weasels, ai)d that other varmint, have visited
our poultry yard, and there ore strong symp
topjs pfjhusl play tiers. Now what shall
y to# ~Qur. yvce i» still for Turkey a.—»
Zounds I can a p<xjr : prirfter long debate
which of tho two 10. choose, lurkeys or
geese 1 No ! To have a, turkey, or not to
have one, is ihb question ? We coroe not
here to talk. Too well yon know obr po».
crty. But .bold. We simplv. ask of our
friends, if,they have a spare Fowl, to send
-11 along.'— MKeaYi Citizen.
Safetk beg you to lake t» (
liaan one maxim, wjjtch toy myself } have
ever obJary'ed, and ever shall—it is, never lb
ord never does harm ; what is once uttered
cannot be recafled, and np map cap fprsqo its
consequences.—|To»*t/<;.' ‘ ' Jr '' "I
,jTitp,feA iCjO.yNffy ;
iff jtnbrp. than
o rsgua, Twa:qa»les have,,been fought, one
at Grankda arfd andtheratMbsssya, between
JYMkep and/
the lattra were bo mrerl.ydiscmflfitfed •. ibat is
scarcely probtfbld lbey'pill aliempt tb mCas
ure their strength with the Americans agitih,.'
On the pccupation of. Massaya by, the enemy
with,: a force 'said to number 4,000 mao,
Walker leftiGranada todislodge them, They ;
advanced to meet hint, and wetedriVeb back'
fighiidg corniced,until
midnight. In the meantime another strong,
division of the eofemyla. troops Seiied Hie' !6c
casion of Walker’s absenqe to attempt, the
caphire of Granada. Jhiiiligeheb bfmis.
movement reaching Walker, vyhile fightlngai
Massaya.he immediately, countermarched his.
irohpkj-anil'' the next morning re-appetfisd
before Granada—charged the hesiegeVs, some
cify witli greal,carnage, capturingtheirchiefs
and, all their field.pieces and ammunition.'—. 5
The loss of the enemy is computed at 11,00
men. That of Walker is reported al lO
killed and 80 wbunded. This decisive battle,
if correctly reported, unquestionably
confirm WJTkef'a power in Nicaragua.
A Boy Almost Eaten up by a Doo.—
Yesterday afternoon,, -while a boy named
James O'Connell, aged about 12 years, son
of Mr. Barney'O’Connell, who lives on Third
street, South Troy, while passing along the
sidewalk near his father’s' residence,, a man,
name unknown, set upon him a large and
savage bull dog. The boy, on turning add
seeing the dog coming full speed Upon him,
naturally became very much frightened, and
eudeavoring to escape by running, ihe man
meanwhile encouraging the nobler brute on
ward. Of course the dog speedily overlook
the boy. He caught the lad in the middle of
the back, his teeth sinking tolhe bone, when,
by clasping his jaws and jerking with them
he lore out a strip-, clean to the bone, as large
as a man’s hand 1 His rage increased with
the laste of blood, and it was now impossible
to shake off ihe.dog. He’ again .caught the
boy by Ihe thigh, and bit tout a piece as large
as he could grasp with his teeth, laying the
bone bare. Another bile was inflicted upon
the leg,-but it was not so serious as the others.
Over two pounds of flesh have been extracted
by the dbg. The boy was literally eaten up
by the monster. The brute who set thg dog.
upon the boy, deserves, hy we hope 'life Si Ilf
receive, severe punishment. Dr. Burton, who
was called to attend the case, did everyihing
for Ihe boy that .lay in his power, but it is
hardly possible that he can recover.— Troy
Times. • ■
DIED
In Mlddlebnry,Ocl.23, CHAUNCEY INGHAM,
aged 73 years. '
In HnpMhton, R. 1., on the 19th of October,
165 C, of disease of the Jung*, Mr*. Joua A. Caps#,
day, wife of Mr. John t B. ppsHoday, aged yciifj*.
The Deceased was the.<tntigblcr of X*ncy
Masson, of flopkinioji, ’ yShe embraced religion at
on early period in lifift anrHias ever been a devoted
Christian. Whether engaged In laboring at home,
op in study in the Academy, ahehus always made
the Bible her dully companion. It seemed that her
PTOIV ofcjrt* \n>V»r e to become wi.or and belief,
industry, perseverance, modesty, and an wrnesl
purpose in fife, had endeared hor to the hearts of all
who had formed her acp ,,a inUince. She graduated
at Alfred Seminary, wrth the honors of her class, and
Ihe esteem of her classmates. Two monthc ago she
wa« married, and looked upon the life befiirc her with
brght.prospects and cheering hopes. But -disease
rooo fixed its grasp upon the young wife, and slur
called her companion* to watch over the few remain,
ing days of her life, She became conscious that her
time was short twp days* before her death; and
freely talked about Tier prospects In another world.
She would have been “ glud to live** for the sake of
the friends who loved her, but she was « willing to
die** for die sake of Christ. In her own expressive
language she knew she loved God . At 3 o'clock in
Die afternoon she had her head upon the pillow, and
quietly breathed her last. She leaves a young hus
band and a large- circle of friends, who will often
mourn as they think of Julia.
Auditor’s Notice.
A LL persons interested in the proceeds of (he
sale of real estate of H, J. Smylhc are notified
to present their claims to the subscriber at the Pro.
thonolDry’s office onthe 6l!r day ofDeccniber at one
o’clock P. M., at which lime said proceeds will be
distributed. J.'F. DONALDSON* Auditor.
November 5 1856.
AdmlulslrtHw’r Sale.
NOTICE it hereby given that in pursuance of an
Aider of the Orphan « Court of Tioga county,
I will expose to public sale on the premises, on Fri
day,the 28th day.ol November,.lBs6, la the highest
and be at.bidder, lbo‘following described- rail estate
situate iu Uie township of Chatham* Tioga county
Pa., late the estate of Andrew ifand deceased.—
Bounded on the purtii. by Amos Baiudatl* east by
Janies Lewis, the public bigliwiy, Benjamin T.
Spcncor and -—— Clark, on.the south by - Bee.
groff and Stephen Hatband Beth Oaggctt—contain
ing eighty.three acres and one-tenth of ad acre, part
of warrant No. 13,35, With filly.two aerts improved,
frame house, tug. barn apd appje orchard (hereon. —
Terms made known on thq day of sale.
, DANIEL S, SHOVE, Adm'r.
Chatham, Nov, 5,1856.
AdmiuUtraidi*s Sale.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphan’s Court
of Tioga Co. Pa., Twill expose to public aaje op
the premises, on Friday, the 28th day of November
IBSP, to the highest and beat bidder, the following
described real .estate, Vilpale in the tpwnsjljp pf
Jackson, late the estate of Hannah Kelley, deceased,
to wil ; :-rBeginning at t stake in the cedtetriof the
road at Job's Corners in. Jackson lowmhip. lienee
north four degrees, wcateir perches lo a post, (hence
thence depth eighly-lwo dcgreeseast sifted) and two
tenths perches .to a post, thence' south five degrees
west lo the center of the road near JJ. N. Hdnl’s
barn, thence along the center of said road eighteen
perches to the jpljico of J«gipuing—cpnlainlpe one
hundred and Ijbirlyjiqven' yogs, w;lh a fritse jhppse
■nd frame paiiil fhop thereon. Terms known
on day of sale. BENJ. WELLS, Adm’r.
Jacksop, Noy. 5,1856,.
Register’s Notice.
AJOTfCB is hereby given, that lie Ad on distra
it torp on the foUaprjgg. pamei), Estates have set
tlqd their accounts, and that (lie if me will be pre
sented to the Orphan’s Court of Tfovu cqupty, op
Monday tly>;first day of'PpqelpbOr, 1806, fur allow.
Once and confirmation, vip-r . i !
The account of Edwin Oyer, Administrator of
Tho*, DysvJafcs of Cavjpeton, (feceasA ■>( t> \ £’
, The account’ of Etfwptu ftgbefls, 2cna* Roberta
«nd David Griswold, Administrators ol Hiram B.
Roberta, late of JaoKsw, deceased.'' : ' - ' !
The account of Jostph Cnile, Administrator of
Sylirsnta Amee,latoio(Middlsbury, dtfeOsedi I
The aceonnt of Dmiel Biff, Administrator of
Bnfdipkfßfll,lataofChatham,deceased. -
Tho aepotmt pf.O»vid P„Ke|fw, ope. jof the Ad.
mtpirtwtoyajrf Darina Morforoao, lota ofWfiUsbofto,
dcceugtd. W. D. BA I LEV, Bisutfr.
Register's Office, Wdlsbofoi, Nov. 4, IeSG, ‘
u Heccaiaiul; .
’ *•••*” ’■ H ll •>>-•• w
: 25,
Burton'* PilgrimtgeMMbica and lie tomb
of tkf Prophet, wilh introdueiidn'tby Bayi
im'Taj/liir. ”•, ( ' n -' r«i» -»>’ -;*■
i #Y^o; r
The hiatory-df \M??mrioue bbyt jkiViillows :
1 Button, in'efficif of lbs East India Compsayy
having by atorigresidenco hr Upperlhdia, acquired
a 1 perfect 'knowledge of thtfOrieiUkl latigbages anil
easterns, projected.a wfait- under thoauapiccsof tbo
Royal'Geographical Society;. io the-- Holy- Oily if
Mecca; and the lothb'of lb* 1 Prophet at Medina;
pfacea barely, if ever before rislled bjrapy- English.
man 1 . - This 1 he successfully ’acdoroplishediiv.ieSct
4, The hie-
Injy of the interest 1
' and otijinhUly by-Sny- hoik nfetravel erer publlabed
Cairo asa Mohamme.
danSldderift thojonrney aeroealho desertwilh the
great annual caravad of Pilgrima; the visit to the
tomb of Mohammed; the'discovery, that the sacred
black ptepepf annoahser
mon preached at Ipccajm.on intimated audieoco of
150,800 Pilgrim* gathered from all parte of the
Moslem wdrid; hie narrow escapes Itoni detection,
and the only accurate accpant of the cpremdaiee of
the Musslemon, faith. , ‘
jcommanilyahie work, furnishes
information* nerrt J i<cfotb.'miido, fubutf;‘rctpCclfng
life cereitumiof laws'ora large proportion of l/iO
Eastern World; while'for general interest, Burton’s
narrative will-eampaH fuvrrably with either Eoibeo
or Crescent and the Cross.
SWiilpil
BiirllngamejXß&lncipal 1
MiteMmlhuhfjw&'Um AißuiUxaiuiy "
’■’ ■l ' t - Atiiftantf'. ’jm,•
'The Wiirrra.TifateiW ffitoltuUlaffoii ' Wffl com
mance Tuesdsd, Depembet^ l .>-
Primary 1 i-i
W r it mg ; ;.'Bpellihg/pnroi ry Arithmetic/-
Geography tfnM^• V, ;; • #2,00
Beginning Eog.'Grammar, Elementary
_ A»ilhlMtic { Jle*graphy < llisWy,Aiß,ttfa
Higher Englisl^—Arithmetic and Gram',
mar comptiwid;Geog,of Heavens, Fd-' ‘
miliar Soj c nCdbc,. .. e 3,0 0
Algebra, l Geometry,'Trigonometty, Nil* n ■ l«s ■
ural Philoaopby. 4tc„......... . i r; 4,00
Practical Astronomy, do. Surveying and ,' •
eiiem'ulry‘iHlUtf,'Grcek I .Erenohnod 11
.iGdrman ..a. t. »i ..... v ,. 5 .A I .C 5;00
;Drawing, (extra).’.h.........../.!.i%00
' Bdla made out from (he- (ime : of entering to'the
end of the Terhi, and expected (q bosCUled <1 mid
die of Ibo Tenth' * r % .
Ih-bdditibh io ipsasd branches, Itbcro will be a
“ Teacher's Class,” “composed of those wishing to
4n ,e»M. jn Lcclqtea wiH be given to, the
, Class Jiytjhe .PthioipallsnH. olbcrV U Alsb,Uirce|<ly
discussions before, Ijip-Pripcipplypppp such subject
ae may coino bclbre the class, , r ..
The A&denty id proviacd wftb Ataparains suitable
t for-PhilcfedpHi&l irpCnineD^ir—such
as is used in the higher Schools of N. Y. Experi
ments will he given to.lbo classes.weakly,. • .
Compositions and Declamations every 1 Wednesday
afternoon. • <
G. P. PnlnAm & (jo., No. 321 Broadway.
Editor? of Country papera inserting the above
advertisement , will receive a copy of the book.
Still Onward---Sue,ceas
DRE2>.
The “ yVcllsboro’ Debating Club" is now,in auc- i
ccssful operation, composed of Students and others
from the town,interested in such affairs. A" pff
orJL will bo made to secure a course of Lectures be
fore the Society the coming winter. -
Board can be obtained in private families si S3,QQ
ptr week. Those wishing to IjirnUli their own
rooms and board themselves, can ho accommodated
by applying to thb Principal,
This Academy is situated in Hip healthy and
pleasant village of Wellsboro', the County seat qf
Tioga. Jl is easy qf access by. a daily line of stages
to Tioga: thence by R, X. intersecting the N. Y. Sf,
Erie road at Corning. .Also by stages to adjoining
towns, north, wesLon'd South. -
A TALE QF THE GREaT DISMAL SWAMP,
*r HARRIET BEECHES STOWS,
. a.vcls, ISmo. $1,75.
Certain politicians, interested in the support of
tiie tjpecafyaf;institution,” have ontleavored'toper,
suade 111 epulilic, that Airs, Stowe’s last work. Is art.
istically a failure, end that' it has produced no pro
found impression on cither side of thp Atlantic.
But the publishers are happy to stale, that of the"
many hundreds of American notices which they
have received, the vast majority have been decidedly
favorable, most of them enthusiastic; and the sale
thus far has exceeded that of any work of fiction
ever published—tlje ~ , , - ,
SIXTY-EIGHTH THOUSAND '
E. 1. Nichols, Stc'y. JAS. LOWRBV. Pres.
NJ Administrator’* Notice.
OSJICE in hereby given that in 'pursuance of an orde* of
IUo Orphan's Court of Tioga coopt v, yfe as Adruiniairv
i Qf the relate of PB Wilcox deco. late
of Ddlntar shall expose to sale on the premises In Pel mar
Tioga County Penijo. on FWday November 21st, A. D. 1556
Pkc qieliest and beat bidder tbo following described
lots of land with ftppuHenftnccs to vrlt: Beginning at a post
the* North Enat corner of B. C. Wilcox, tlrtncf* by land* Eyr-'
voyed for Abram Johnson and Horton cast 68 per
ches thence by laud surveyed (or Aaron Symopda south 80
porches iihenco by said Symonds easkiOO percljre to tbo war
rani lino thonco south forty seven perches to the comer of
land|sur>t»yed for Job Wilcox, thoneo by said ipilcox west 210
perches to a post thenpo by H f C. Wileqx porth 127 3-10
perebt’s to the beginning containing one Luqdrcd acres being
part of warrant wo. 35*5 ; accenting nnd reserving thoroliwn
a Ipl of 40 acres belonging to Ira Wilcox branded north by
Vf. Taylor cast by road south by land of B, B. Wilcox estate
nnd others nnd wwt by Uenj, Wilpox, Al-o one other lot
bounded north by 'William Brow eiut by bind late of J. JB.
Chirk deed. *outh by tbo warrant lino and west by Phelps
Co. containing 103£, acres being part of warrant
no. 190 5 James Wilson warrantee situated In Delfhar said Co.
and State- Terms made known on thodav of solo.
ISAAC F. FIELD, .-h/m.
, O ‘ Admr'x.
set of two vblumes each, being now in press.
In Engl and, the success has been even more won.
derful. Tne press there, with' but one or ‘two ex.
ceptions, acknowledge the genius and power of the
anlhor, and tarmp of which any Uviij* I writer
might be proud; and during flip twelve apys sue.
cecding its publication no fewer than
SIX.TY THOUSAND COPIES'
were sold. The universal ’ voice of Literary men
now places Mrs. Stowe among the foremost authors
of the dgc; and neither partisanship, nor on austere
religious bigotry, can ever deprive her of the Idurels
she has so nobly earned.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & Co.
Publishers, Boston,
Any newspaper inserting this advertisement con.
spicuously three times, ano sending a copy to the
publishers, Will receive a copy of the -work free of
postage.
Adiiiliitsd'sUtoiV Xotlcc.
Letters of administration having
been granted to the subscriber on the estate of
HANNA*! KELLY, Into of Jacjtso/i, dec’d., all
those indebted to said Estate ore rrquesled to make
immediate payment, and liio c o having cluima oguiosl
the same will present them for Rfillcrocnl to
Richmond Ucl. 16. ’56. BENJ. WELLS Afar.
Philadelphia Advertisements.
To Ifa Merchants of the
WEST AND NORTH WEST.
PniLArmpnu, July I, 1650.
Qxjttxbmzx—The Railroad communication via' Elmira
WtUUmepQjrt and Cdi&wissa being completed you are brought
nearer to this market New York. The prices of Freights
are to bo equally low. Therefore, we the undersigned Manu
facturers, Jobbers and Wholesale dealers, respectfully a*k
your attention to our Market nnd Stockesnd Goods, hoping
to be more Intimately acquainted with you, and, to share a
portion of your patronage.
Kooftfi A Herstiim, Flour Factors, and Ocueml Commission
MeruhanK J 7 N. Wharves and 96 N. Water street.
DR. J, B. KAROHJSrS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON.
FOR THE RELIEF AKD CURB OF SUFFERING FEIULRd.
r 1 stmi'l* prominent tor 1U cnra
liv? powers in all the diwMe«
fur wbipu it i«s recomoioudod, usually
called
FEMALE COMPLAmTS.
Of these, arp Pbouvpbw Utztj, ot
fullinc of the Tomb; Fluor Albis,
or wWfw: ’ Crin<xdc I.vpummitioj#
and ULCciuiiox 5T xiit Womb; !*■?
CIOCKTAL UCMOBBIUQt;
SfDi'RISSKD, AND ■ IRRBOQLAB JflUfi
BTAlat}on £c n ulth oil their bccogd:
panyin£ ctIK (Cancer exempted,) do
Taylor £ Bacon, Wholesale Qroct-ra ami Produce Comtuls- matter how eevole or of bow ions
»iuu Merchants, 77 N, VTatpr street. • standing.
Bunn, Raipnol & Co., Importers of British Goods ami Job- TbiB medic, n° ban never been Introduced by empty pufft
|wra of Vnuw aftd Staple Silk Goode, Embroideries, £c. t 91 and ip)r is It intended that jta pmenl
K, Third street. popularity shall bo sustained bv any medium but lu merits
Wm. n. fro-rfmann t Pon. Msnnii.cti.rer, end Implore lh " “W»«)»uop of ll|, public.
pf Military Goods. Ladies’ press Trimmings, Curtain and REFEREJSCESt
®““! n r " n ,^ i "?’’ 3, “" ni f IBd1 Bd Fc J The J/ediclne is now .veil known and nnpreciMerf, and w(U
lows RcgaJlo, £c., 223 Chestnut direct, adjoining Masonic have a sternly and Increasing sale. I know of no preparation
lempje. * , that can compare with It for the particular complaint* for
M. L. IlaUoaell & Co., Importers of Silk? and Fancy Good*, a'luch it Is designed. I pun satisfied, by the use now making
147 Market street; ' of it ln - roy own family, and by almost every day’s evidence
Thos. While k Co. Matmfuf furors of Straw, Silk Bonnets ( uf 1U b«uefits to others, that it justly merits the warmest
and'MiUmorj Goods, 41 becuid street. recombiomiattons its best friends have g|vea of It.
P. I. Patton £ Co. Mholosale Driers and Manufacturers T nil n“ ?' M - D ‘* ii,irietla ' ® blo ‘
Of IlJts, Caps. Furs, llhtters* Matnials. .(c., 116 Market U. lr V"» ,V * rC v many cases thsi
C 1 ,* .. ’ it «uirpa.w? all other remedies within mv knowledge for that
£ Fenner. Manjifacturers of l*er a sol , » and Luibrol- chits of dijlicultips fur which it w, rJconjpietided, ,U Uas
lue. lJ'M*wu£t frU'xt. I , . , „ cured some very extreme cases under un observation, wlnch
I’mt £ KeMh, Importers of Wntcho*. Jewelry and Fancy havo misled all other trcntmotit taiß. FLEMING, k. ».
GooiU, N \\, Cm per s*h aud Market strode. a von apt mgs, .N. Y., K iute of Rochester.)
Janie* Bather. l\hole*alo Dealer in Clocks. Ag<*nt for the / T’revoil on medical njen Jo adopt It !a tljcir practice; and I
T atont KqunlUing Tlurf > Pay Clock, J/;.n;ifaciui or of Flue have no fears of the result, from what knowledge I hare ob
uold Pens, fi. E. Comer of Secoud and Chestnut street. I tainod personally of its curutiyo powers. J wjsh the njc-til*
Moore, Hen*zey £ Co. Importer* and Wholesale Dealers In j cine kept here. T. C. KAWKIK.S; «. n.. Wavnesbnrg. Pa.
Hardware, Cutlery and Guns 131 Market &10 Commerce at*, I The folkmiog tatter, Irom aJmiy, was addressed copy. John
Wm. P. Wllstach £ Co. Saddlery and Coach Hardware, ‘ D - Vo , wcll * at Washington. Pa. with w >mm the UllioJicou *s
Saddle and Carriage Trim injurs, Ilanufia Mountings, xc.. sale. Me ere not at liberty to Rive the lady’s name.
Xnrth Third street- ' Bcvrofl, Washington 0). Pa. Pcb. 6,
Mortis. Jones t Co. -Penn, Boiler Piute. Boiler Civets, 1 n "th ?mAfter waiting logivc the Cstholiron , &iir truil.
Sheet Iron, Stool and Pig Iron, Nails, ic„ Maikct i Kih it. . 1 “ ow *' au ' l,lo P lM,ura >° k 'T, I tlifnk It la all that it U sold
Coudimea lio, a cheap snhstitnte for Soda
v 0 , ' .. , t . 1 general health has also anich improved. Thedirtcttaa*must
b. Thorns*. Manufacturing CJiejnist )5ho»- iln ajlbases be strictly fohoued. &r,
»Iu srngrft, .Vo. 2d South Second street. Ilavipg row need the remedy for four S car. ,n mv prr.nirc
” r, K«*. bumh « C«. Imporl.-K ami J.d.hors of China, ; I n-.lv \r1..,11y on it for the euro of olmoat all femsifo disease/
Glass and Queen s Ware, Market and JG CoiuiUi'UM'MKit 1 \\ uh uuuj regard* f««r >oiin>«-Jf, I rcumm yuurs. Ac.
Joshua Cow pland. Large (>(»t Frame Mirrmv. Looting' M. F. BF.V.VfOT, jr. t»„ Carroiidaigaa, .V. Y.
Classes, Picture Frames, Ac., 2T S. Fourih sltoet. *. Thn claims of ibis medwino to the confidence of the pubils
Borer, GracJT A Darling lNbril,>ul.» DoaUrs h} Bools, aro jtVcngihcncd by the fact of its haMtig recLa\cd the wp-
Fhoss, Hats and Straw Go.x!s, 126 K >rtrt W rlrc t. probation and lilteral patronneo of manv proniinont mem
„ W(v.,r„ Onmtiicntal Ir- :i U orLs. Iron Ladings VunuiAtha, I hl ' ltf ° r ll,u lacidtr in the Umied States, noxuc of
roujiTnii.D. wli.-m li.*.vc v«»lu..tanTv ai\uu Utii-r* of commendation, fseo
M. IValki i A Sous, 2u| Marnci Q r r /•. -...r . ,' l "*ndilM.) si!'Uining all Hint U. clmmod for It as a cumtiro
Cth and J/.irki't fc ts.) MnnufiuMurors of Vateut tfc j a ~‘ lll, i ,a /useful infuyjuation lourh
Iruu ItalUteads, Wlio I\orked Seiws, .tc. ’ . the nature and symptoms of the aKoie dLeoiie 9 , ioi^tbtr
M. D. Em»j*s Depot for Pickles, I'icat.nca Fa-h l>u*r« » ,rll Iro'tt of thy highept n>|/ccli4u)jiy. na
ICW South M “trect. ’ **' ’ \ 1 “ lU:t * I,J sati^factoiy autliorlf), to nil whiefi the
n\eA»„ ir e. r it icn nun or iadiei and practitioner ts ref tactfully Invited,
0. M . Xtahorno £ X?n. Manufnetureni of Osboi ne’a Super i **an be Imd gratis at thy More of
fine Amejic.ui )V;4cr Colors, t.l> A. Sixti* *-luet. ny ~. nr ,r»m
July 3i. 3tn. JOFI.V A. ItIDDLK, Tra'i’ling \grn f .
ROBERT ROY, Drvggisl, Wellsian? Pa.
At Mfrcimiita’ Hotel, N. 4tli Mrcef, I'luhUcluhin. ( iu rt s «n i„. wiv w *
—l Aw® Rf od Uy william Morgan. Tio> ; Thomaa B. Tylor.
URliilfl j Coadursport; i)r. U. C. Porter, Towuudu; aud by Iwidij.if
B> I Iff Cl m«9(IOBy ( 'huggfats in all (bo adjoining counties. ” *
TON.riOOA CO.,VA. 1 Sml. 11 J, B. MARCHISI fc Co. Proprietor,
depot, 304 Croadwoy,'N. V.
Sash an
COVING
TI/E Subttcri
bcr is now
prepared by new
Machinery juts'
.purchased, lo fur
nialt lo order, a/J
kinds o( square St
fancy Sash, otd
Blinds.
Square Saah of
common sizes jtl
ways on hand."
By long expe
rience in the bu
siness,the subscri
ber fiatldrs biirioeli'
OTK'K is hm-b> £upu that the um.cmifc.iird intend to
J. nj>plv to tho Legislature of Ptnunvlrnnia at It* nrx»
annual reaeiou fur tl;u cruayou of a Hunk for the purport*. «/
discount, deposit. exchange and genera) banking, with near/
10l of Oho Huudred Thousand lkj]lur», Mitli tho privilege of
iiicnmiung It to Two Hundred Thouwijid Dollars, to bo located
at Wfn«lvon>n"h. Tinpn County, tanusvlvimla. and to be
Callu<l ‘‘THE TIOGA COUNTY DANK." ’
tVell-borougil, Xiuga Co. iupc 28, 1856,
M. M. Con von. C. O. Osgood, B.«. Busworth. J. R. Bowen,
K. >. Ratlej, W in. a. Hoc. John Dickinson. *>eniuol Dkkineoit.
S. F. U (Noe, J. Flurry. linm. Alien, J. L. Hubioson. Jno. N.
BachG..H. O. White. John Mathers. L. I. Xlcliola. S. R, Smith,
.J.inios Kimball, C. llolmisou, ikwhe. Goo. C Kress L
Bachc. *'
ilia i ho c*o .maka
as good an article, and sell it as ch«-ap as can be
obtained at any eslabishincnt in' Pennsylvania or
New York,. Caljundacc.
DAVID S. IRE LAN.
Coy.lng'lon, September 18, JBSG.
(CTThe subscriber is also Agent for the sale of
Dr. D. Jaynes celebrated Family Medicines, also
Scarpa’sOil for Deafness. I). S. 1.
TcTIVE BOOir CAW
A can clear «IBD prr-mnntli, by selling-
S MUCKER'S LIFE OF FILE M 0 NT-The
only Life containing
Ills Reports Unabridged,
THE THIRTIETH THOUSAND IS NOW
READYI -aUU pngis, portrait and JlUistrataotir,
$l.OO.
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price 12J els. The 35t1l Til<>!(<:(Il<l ready.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY 4 ITS CANDI
- DATES A5O pages, two sleei perl rails, price $1 00
THE FREEMAN’S GLEE BOOK, with choice
Songs set lo nursic, pi tec 20 els..
JOHN CHARLES, or TinPYbimo Amkiiica.n’s Lire
or Fremont— 300 p. Übiin. price JO els.
Also the lARGESI NKJUBER and the REST
FREE SOllt'a nd glfier Books, pubUtied in thin
country.
For full particulars address
MILLER, ORTON 4 MULLIGAN*, Publish
ers, ?5 Park Row, New York, or 107 Gencsee-sl.,
Auburn, Auddb.n, August 20, 18SB.
V^TUT—The undersigned cUt/.ens of Tioga Coimtr. J*e #
11 licri’bj give notice that they intend to make application
to the Logudaiurn of Rcnnjjyivnnia at Jta next seesiau, (which
floumienccs on the first Tuesday of January 1857,) for tb*
creation of a corporate body with banking or discount privi
leges, by the nnpw and stylo ofTUKTIUUA COUNTY BAKJs
to be located at Tlogu Villago. Tioiot conn tv IVnosriranifl, with
a capital of ONK HUNDKKD TIIOL'isAND DOLLARS, with
the jKivilvge.uf increasing lo Two hundred Thousand Dol
lam. ( riaga Slay 10th 1860-]
15, C. M'kKbosn. JJ. s, Jobofitew, JC. ,C. Senior*, fra Wells,
T. L. Baldwin. K. % Bgotiev, John W. Guernsey, Lewi*
Daggett, O. B. WeH-K, Leroy Tabor,. A. C. Ba»h, J. S. Uooh.
Y. >:. Smith, 11. K. Smith, A. Humphrey, bynjan H. Smith.
Jo-wpli Alkln, r. 8. Tuttle, C. G. DbtmUon/ *
NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS
WHERE 7at ERWIN'S hew. Store! He baa
jqstreturned from t(ic City with & choice
Lot of Beady-Made Clothing,
cloiiis.wssljUEUbs, vesting
and all of which will beach!
ON t THE gash-down
8 l T J!l! S' : # W tit
5! u : ’
AOTJITAGSDOBTEB !
Wellbboro’ Sept. 35,1856.
J ETTEB6 OF ADMINISTRATION buying
I-J been granted lofhe undersigned on the estate
of Oliver P. Hymesi late of Mlddlebury,deod., ell
those mdoblcd lo .said estate, arc requested In makai
immediate paynicul, ond (hose haying dttmaAds
against the same vtiil present them lor settlement to
• fanny m. hymes, Ad®'*.
O. L. AIKEN, ) . , ,
11. A,STEVENS,<
Uiddlclmr)’.Sqn.2o, IBs£.
NEW FIRM.—TI«j business of the Firm of T».
bor, Baldwin Sl Co. will hereafter be conducted
in the name of Tabor, Hathaway V Co.
The olfaircof Tabor, Baidu iu 4, Co. will be closed
upas speedy as possible nud those indebted In said
Firm arc hereby notified to pay up without delay u
they wish to avoid cost those that do not, will cer
lainty got sued. TABOR, BALDWIN 4, Co.
Tioga. Pa. fiept. 18,1856. [9,]
EXECUTOR’S NOTlCE.—Letters Testa mepii,
ry having been granted to the undersigned on
the E.tate of David N. Webber, late of VYcstfield
dcc’J. all 'lioso indebted to raid Estate a re'requested
to make immediate payment, and those having dr.
manda against the same, will present them lor act.
llemenl to
IV tit* A- DOUGLAS, Clymer,
Wm.TM'E, Gaines,
Sep. 18,1856.
Etr't,
1 FOB SAIJB,
, A Woolen Factory A fair Mill,
TUB BVfiSCRjDEfU wkhing fo ebuoge hU*buiincw, oflrra
for «0e hfs W colon' Factory, fc*aw Mill and Timber jt i
I near Wclhboro’. Tin- Mnchincjy in tbi* factory consisting of
, “one Self" in In good running order, most of it is naar)y n,
and of the best construction. Ho will sell (be trHol*togv» ti
er, nr the faiory machine* ■ojMrafcJy; t£ c tatytion U goo-i,
1 and the ivrms will bo cosy.
Apply to the subscriber on che premise*, or by totter to this
place- MclUboro’Aug, 20th itifi, ,J«tfACKBON.
WHAT CAflf WOMAN VO ?
THIS long expected book by T. S. ARTHUR, is
now ready for Agents and Canvassers. ,Ilis
having an immense sale, and is considered one of
iiis best efforts. In it will be found Air. Arthur’s
views on tlic vexed quasi ion of
WOMAN'S RIGHTS,
And what she can do as SISTER, WIFE and
MOTHER. Specimen Copies sent by mail on re.
ceipl of the priqe. 81,00. ■
•' I W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
North ‘III; Sl Philadelphia, Pa.
N. 8.. 'Wa publisS ill Mr.‘ NeW-'Eooka.
Send for oqr lint, and terms to Agents.
TSale af Peisoiial Property,
HE SUBSCRIBER. wisuve w —u c.. r or
approved paper,
A yoke of working oxen, seven years old past,
measure 6i feel, in good working order.
Two young cows.
One horse, gelding, kind and serviceable.
A good sized yearling mure coll, halier broke.
All of which proj>criy muy be seen and examined
on the premises, two miles east of Wellsboro* on
ihc Stale Road leading to Covington.
Nov. 6j 1856, LYMAN WETMORE,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Rollers of
Administration having been granted to the un*
demgned on the estate of Philemon Culver,-late of
Chariesinn, dec'd, all those indebted to said estate
arc reqnestvd to make immediatepnvmentand those
having claims against Ibe samo will present them
fur settlement to PRUDENCE CULVER.
“ J > Adm'x,
A. E. NILES, Adrtr. •
Charleston, Oct. 9,1866.
Esiray.
CAlffE to the enclosure of the subscriber in Char,
lesion tsp., on the 23ci ujt. f u deep red ox, 8
years old or thereabout. The owner can have hiiu
on proving property and paying charge*.
franklin boyden.
Charleston,Bcpl 4. 856.
DISSOLUTION- —The copa rlnersli ip between
the subscriber* in the Blackamithing business,
is tiiis day dissolved by mutual consent. The books
are in tho hand* of R. Lowosbury for settlement.
JOHN GRAY.
WcJLboro.Sept, 15, 1856. R. LOWNSBURY.
C. X.H O tfT.
ervn, ENGINEER SURVEYOR &
DRAUGHTSMAN.
Osceola Tioga, Co M Pa,-. October 2d, 1856.
Application for divorce, n Hal* cy
Woodieoith, You are licreby notified that Har
riet A* Woodworth your wife, Ims' applied to the
Court of Common Fleas of Tioga County for a di
vorce from -Uie bonds of matrimony, and that the
said Court have appointed Monday the Ist day of
December next at 10 «Vlock forenoon, for hearing
the said Harriet-A. Woodworth in the premises ut
which lime and place von enn attend if you think
proper. JOHN MATHERS, Sheriff.
Wel!*boro” Del. 30 1856.
A PPLICATION FOR DIVORCE, To Margaret
You are hereby notified (hat Warren
Gleason your husband, has applied (o (lie Court of |
Common Plca£ of Tioga County for a divorce from
the bonds ofmalrTmony, and JthaLtbasaid Count have
appointed MonThiy the Ist day of December next at
JO o’clock forc/ioon for.hca/fag tim said Warren
Gleason in the premises, at which time and place
you may. aUehd if jftn thitfk proper*
JOHN MATHERS Sheriff.
Wellsboro* Oct 30 1856.
Application for divorce.— t o Lena
Ciemens-n-Yop are,Jicrchy notified lbat Joseph
Clemens, your husband, lias Applied lollioCourl of
Common Pleas jaf Tioga County for n divorce from
the bonds of matrimony, end Unit dm said Court
have appointed Monday the Ist day of December
next,at 10 o’clock, forenoon, for hearing the said
Joseph Clemens in (he premises, at which lime and
place you cap attend if you think proper.
Wcllaboro’, Oct. 2 'hS- JOHN MATHERS,
Sheriff.
Who will go lo l&insas ?
THE subscriber will sell the Farm on which he
lives, in Lawrence, containing 140 ‘acrcA, 100
of which is improved.' It is well watered, has a
comfortable house, barns, .ncccssaiy outbuildings
and a good orchard of choice fruit thereon.
Also, a Tavern Stand in Lawrcncovilje, known is
ihc "Geer House," with omplo accommodations.
Attached is a Slonf 'Fuilding a«iwblc|for iheCro
eery and Dry Goods to bcsold or rent
ed to suit applicants.' 'For terms rfppty to
Lawronccville, Sepl.-tl %(< M.
TTTHEREASItctfcrs of Administration having
VV been granted lo lli#‘snbsor\ber fin the estate
of Garret Compton, late of Sullivan; dcc’d, all lhoso>
indebted to said'estalc arc requested to make imme
diitc,payment, and thole having claims against the
same, will present them far settlement to •
Sullivan, Aug. 21,'56. DANIEL COMPTON, t
»6t ' ■ Adm'f,
A PPLICATION FOR DIVORCE. To Funny
,-ea- Dickem —You ore hereby notified that Joel
Dickens your husband has applied to Hie Court of
Common Pleas of Tioga County, for a divorce from
the bonds of matrimony, and that (he Said Coart
have appointed Monday, (he Jsl ‘diy of December
next at at 10 o'clock forfcnoon for hearing thc aaid
Joel Dickens in the premises, at which llme and
WeUsboro* Oct. 30 1856, fj
Application for divorce, n Eduard
Chaffee —You ope hereby notified that fourths
Jana Chaffee your wile has applied to (he Court.of
Common Pleat, of-Tioga County far -a divorce from
the bonds, qf, matrimony, and that the said Court
have appointed ; Monday the fii>t day ofDecqmbet
next at 10 o'clock forenoon, far hearing , the said
Martha Jane Chaffee in the premises, at which time
nod place sou can attend if you think prow.
JOHN MATlfJgftE Sheriff.
WelUborot QcL 80 1856.
THE of the Sliwk hold,
tra of the Wfcllahoro* Tiofcu Plunk Ttoad Co.,
will be-held Nov.Sd,at 1 o’clock M.,
ol'the Trcnsurdr, GEO. McLEOO;S<c*o,'
Ocl.'ifi 1556.
E3TJJ AY’ —Came to the premises of the subscri
ber in Dehnar Tioga Co., Pa., on or near lire
SOth of August, a 3 year old red Steer, The owner
is requested In prove property,pay qhargrg and lake
. rOci. 16,1856.1 H. RUTLER^.
•w-HERHAS, my wife’LOCßFri
'I a woven,
’ ' has lell my bed ond board, without any just
cause or provocation, lids is to Caution ail persons
from harborftig or trusting her on my account, as I
shall pay no debts oflier contracting after Ibis date.
” MONTEVILLE MOYER.
Dclmar, Oct. \6,1856. .
MAGNETIC HAT PILLS, (Poison 1 For sale at
tho Wcllsboro 1 Drug Store. Place these Pills
near (heir holes or about the places they frequent.
Pals and mice will eat oY them readily, ond in every
case the Pills will ensure their extermination. Price
25 cents per box.
THE Subscriber having purchased apart of the
Slock of Drugs and Medicines formerly owned
by Robert Roy, 4s now receiving fresh supplies Ho
would respectfully inform (he public that he intends
to continue the Drug business at tho old stand. The
store wiH be left still in care of the former proprie
tor (Robert Roy) audit is hoped that by its ample
provision tor the wants of the community, ond by
attention to customers, it may still bo found worthy
of public favor and patronage. Cull ajod see for
yourselves. JOHN A. ROY.
October 9th, 1656,
ESTRAY.— Come lo Iho proa iscsof the Subscri
ber, in Charleston, on the Ist day of July, a
light red yearling boll. The owner is requested lo
provo properly, pay charges and lake it owny.
LYSANDER SCOTT.
Charleston, October 2,1656.
UNION ACADEMY.
S. B. PRICE, Vrintipil.
MBS. SOPHIA PRICK, I MISS A. BftACH; -
FrtcrpCrens. j Tutehrr of J furft.
Tjjk'JJrtt tej-iji for the eusuipg yenr will corami-nce Septem
ber y i tip* «ccond Dec 2; t£a tjjlrd February 24j
EXPENSE* PER TERM {
Ttuliofl - - . t • fcom $2 50 to $5 00
Lc?8on« on Piano or Melodean • ♦ • - 900
Hoard 50 per woe k,) • - - - •16 60
Koom • - v u r • • 160
Fuel—FaUftud Spring, $lOO, Winter • * -125
Washing • . - - - - -175
ju. {itrntNlß ....... 25
Deerfield Angon 28.
TkBBKOTAIMtrJDE-'- A BARR rcsppcgjjtly
JAI announces to the public that ho has remoyed
his Office tq the lately occupied by Jusi P.
Morris. &J., where 'ho, miff -be found 4t all hours
when not professionally engaged.
Demands for his services promptly responded to
Wcllsboru', April 24,1856.
Time! 'lime! Time! Time
TIME flows fyura.instants, and ol these each one
Should l)c csleemM “ps if Uwfero alone.
If any wish to redeem time now" lost, please call
just-quo dp«r B, B. .SipiUi £. Sou’s, where
iljibaOlw restored; The suljMj-JBe/ ready
to oo inylliing in the lino of Repairing Watcbca,
Cluekd a (id Jewelry. All work warranted'. '
Wcllsboro, July dl, 1856. A. FOLEY.
PfIBMOMT MAY >BE NEXT? PRESIDENT
T -M-S-'pXi? STAN*/ ''
U . J
'• -i:
Vi
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. »pJIE greatest variety ,of KjftVE& cvcr seed in Wellsjioro,’ has jpsj arrived at the STOVE TIN
A STORE of D.P. SiVf, ROKERTS. They Would call the pltciuipn pi l)ie publip Ip (heir well so
ected assortment, consisting of (lie YOUNG AMERICA, Elevated oven, MORNING STAR, Improved,
do, NATIONAL AIR-TIGHT, dd. REGULATORS, PREMIUMS & LOW OVEflg.
7 Also-a large assortment of BOX and PARLOR Stoves, at City-prices. These Stovee arc selected
,with, the greatest pare, especially for this market, and oanoot fail to giveeptire satisfaction. Pal) and
»PP thglfti,
T(oilf AIIE-T-of alj kinds, shape?, and sites, made of the best material and sold as c|ipap if °°l
cheaper tuan that of any oilier cbtablUhmenl in the county. Eovc Gutters.made lo order on Riicr( no*
lice. JOBBING done to ordet* and In the bent manner.- All Tin-ware carefully proved before
leaving (he shopi fT 1 Old Jroir, Copper, Brast*, Pewter, and ojvo Silver and £pld cillier old or new, la«
kpn ip exchange for Goods at Uie J\laf (>et price. They rcspcpUplly solicit thp patronage of oil who wUll
lo ppfphase anything in thc|r line, assuring !hem ijjat money can be sayed by examining ihelr slock
before ppVc|mBirig elsewhere. PREMIUMS on Tinware were given for best olork and Work &c., at
the late county Fair. • D. P. &. W. ROBERTS.
Wellßboro.* Nov., 22, 1655.-tf.
JOSEPH HOT T,
DEADER IS
OBOIERIES A PKOVISIOA'6.
Oppoaite Roy’a Drug Store, Wcllsboro’, Pa.
Pics, Cakes, ’Not*, Apple*, Confcetionery, Ac,
always on band. '
Sent. 11. 1850. t|
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