Death op Jcdgb Burra.—We learn from
the Corning Journal that Judge
Lawrencevillev Pa., died recently at Mem
phis. He had formerly resided in that city,
but a year or mote siftce returned to Law
renceville for a permanent residence. He
went to Memphis a few weeks ago to close
up some unsettled business, but was taken
sick immediately on hisacriyaj and died from
typhoid fever. He was a gentleman of ability
and was highly esteemed.
A bill has been passed by the- Legislature
and approved by the Governor releasing Gen.
Small from imprisonment to which he was
subject by a tyrannical Judge for alleged
contempt.
-JJA-B-Ha-E-D
At Tioga, on the 13th inBt„ by Rev. S. J Me.
Cttllongh, Mr. QUINCY W. WELLINGTON of
Corning N. Y. and Miss MATILDA ft WICK
HAM of Tioga. J
LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
Office at Wcllahoro Pa, May 15,1857.
Allen Mrs. Fanny McOonlcy Horace
Burl A. ' Mernek Mrs. Sarah
Beebe Rev. Comfort Moyor David 2
Banner Editors of Niles Russel i
Borden Miss Melissa O’Connel Jerry
Break Andrew J. Tamer WHliam
Cole William Preston L.
Cole Cornelius Rouse Joshua
DePew William H. ■ Rhodes Asa
English James Spencer Eleanor
Farm Journal Editors of Smith Harvy
Gitchell Miss Ann Scbaub David
Giilett &. Phelps Steele George
Hathaway H. P. Smith P. S.,
Horloo Wm. F. Smith R. E,
Hall David N. Sherman & Son H..
Hall L. Symonda Ascnalh
‘Knapp Daniel Thompson Miss Louesa
Knight Nelson Thompson Benjamin C.
Lewis Evan Varner Henry
Leonard G. R. Webster Miss Esther M.
Messenger Ed's of WilcoxrCaroUne
Persons calling for any of the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
I. D. RICHARDS, P, M.
HERRING’S SAFE,
■THE ACKNOWLEDGED
THE RECENT TRIALS at Reading
have endorsed the current of public
opinion, and confirmed the verdict of
more than 200 accidental fires, proving
conclusively that “Herring's” is the
ONLY SAFE that will not burn.
Extract from the Committee's Re
_ port on the Trial of Iron Safes at
Rending
“On the 26th of February all the members of the committee
met to witoe« tho Safes and books -and papers, (placed in
them) and were perfectly satisfied, that all was right. The
<i iy following, the burning took place, under the superintend*
Mice of the Committee. After a fair and Impartial burning
for fire hours, the Safe of Messrs Evans & Watson was first
opened, the Safe being on fire inside, and the contents par*
tially consumed, while the contents in .the Safe of Messrs
Parrels A Herring were In good condition, and no fire inside.”
Reading, March 3,1857,
(Signed.) H. F. FELIX, I
P. N. COLEMAN, VCoaimittee.
A. H. PEACOCK, } ‘
And opdorsod by over 50 of the best men of Beading.
The aituve Safes can be inspected at SI Walnut Street, whore
the public can satisfy themselves of the great superiority of
the ‘•Herrings Patent Champion,” over tho defeated and
used-up ‘‘inside Iron Door Salamander.”
PARRELS St HERRING,
34 Walnut Street, Philad’a.
Only Malers in ihis State of Herring's Patent Champion Safes.
The attempt made by other parties to bolster up the repu*
tatlon of a Safe which ha* failed so signally in accidental
fires in Philadelphia, (Ronstead Place,) by taking one out of
an agent’s store, (H. A. Lantz.) made double thickness, (differ
ent from those they sell) to ‘’burn up” one of Herring's, (half
as thick - ) has met with its true reward. Herring’s Safe could
not be burnt, proving nouclaslvely that the only reliable
.Safe now made is ‘‘Herring's - ' of which over 13.000 ai*tf now
in actual a h 4 mots than 200 have been tried by fire
without a tingle loss.
July 13, 1*67. ly,
®.B HNS & WATSON,
•PHILADELPHIA Manufaclu
-1 red Salamander Sales, No. 26
S. Fourlh Street, Pliilada.
Truth is Mighty and must Prevail.
Report of the Committee appointed to superintend
the Burning of the Iron Safes, at Reading, Feb.
27. 1857.
“The undersigned, members of the committee, do
respectfully report, that we saw the two Safes origi
nally agreed upon by Farrels &. Herring and Evans
6l Watson, placed side by side in a furnace, viz:
.The Safe in use by the Paymaster of the Philadel
phia and Reading Railroad Company, in his office
at Reading, manufactured by Parrels & Herring,
and the safe in use by H. A. Lanlz, in his store,
manufactured by Evans &r Watson,and put In books
and papers precisely alike.
Tito (ire was started at SJ o’clock, A. M., and
kept op until four cords of green hickory, two cords
dry oak and half chestnut top Wood were entirely
consumed, the.wholc under the superintendence of
the subscribers, members of the Committee. The
Safes were then cooled off with water, after which
they were opened and the books and papers taken
out br the Committee and sent to H. A. Lama’s
store for public'examination, after they were first
examined and marked by the Committee. The
books and papers taken from the Safe manufactured
by Evans & Watson were but slightly affected by
the intense heat, while those taken from the Safe
manufactured by Farrels & Herring, were in our
judgment, damaged fully fifteen per cent more than
those taken from Evans & Watson’s Safe. J
Wo believe the above to have been a fair and im.
partial trial of (he respective qualities of both Safes.
JACOB H. DYSHER,
Daniel s, hunter.
1 Having been absent during the burning, we fully
coincide with the above statement of the condition
of the papers and books taken out of their respective
Safes.
G. A. NICHOLLS,
H. H. MUHLENBERG,
JAMES MILHOLLAND,
EVANS & WATSON have now on hand 300,-
000 pounds of the above Safes, which they offer for
sale on belter terms than any other Manufacturer in
the United Stales.
July 13, 1857. ly.
UNION ACADEMY.
J. TV. DEWEY, Principal.
Aftaa , Teacher of Music.
THE BUMMER TERM of this Academy will
cotnmcßce, Tuesday, May 26th, 1857.
TUITION must be paid in advance.
TEXT BOOKS can be had of the Principal.—
For farther information address the Principal, at
Knoxville, Tioga County Feona.
Deerfield, April 30, 1857. *
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—Ia hereby given that the uqdcy
signed appointed an Auditor to distribute the fund arri
ving from the aasetts of the personal estate of Godfrey Bow
man late of Proojtfield township deed, among the heirs and
persons entitled thereto win attend to the duties of said
appointment at his office in on the 6th ’day of
June next at one o’clock of said day, when and where ail
persons having claims upon said fund are required to present
the same for-allowance or be forever debarred f ro m any claim
upon said fund. JOHN N. BACiIE, Auditor.
Wellsboro* May 7th, 1557.
Notice,
THE Subscriber having taken letters of Admin,
istration on the estate of ALEXANDER
CUMMINGS, late of Charleston, deceased, all per.
fODB hiring claims agalqej said estate nr© requested
to present the same for settlement, and those indebt
ed ere notified to pay np on or before the first day
of May net, J. I. JACKSON, Adm’r.
Wellsboro,’ April 6th 1857.
Administrator’s TVoticc,
T ETTERS of Administration having Been grant
J-i cd w the undersigned, upon the Estate of
JAMES ENGLISH, late ofDehnar lap., deceased.,
those Indebted to said Estate will make immediate
payment, and those liaving claims against the same
will present them for settlement to ;
CATHARINE ENGLISH Adm’x.
ANGUS 6R|FP|N, Adm'r.
Dehuar, April 23, 1857. 1 *
PORK-FtOVTR-SALT.
NEW PROVISION STORE,
DHABT respectfully informs bis friends
• and the public generally, that he haspnrqhas*
ed the Store lately occupied by Jones & JRoe, and
has.associated within), Mr. 6. Short, under the
name of & SHORT* arq no.w
receiving a fresh. No, 1 stock of
SHUCK,
ILOIK,
. FRBIT
GROCERIES,
and every article to. the Grocery, and Provvatep UA6*
They intend to introduce and keep constant.!/ on
hand, that fine brand of Flom; known as
EXTRA GENESEU
and which, unlike the Flour which has beep, peddled
out Ut this public (or several years past,
Will make good, white Bread.
and is worth every cent it costs. We intend to bay
all kinds of Produce and pay the GASH. There
fore we shall sell bar Groceries and Provisions for
CASH.
We have also a light slock of
DRY GOODS
which will be sold cheap. Call and examine fo
yourselves. HART &. SHORT.
Wellsboro, May 14, 1857tf.
The Empire! The Empire!!
NEW FIRM 4- NEW GOODS !
])OWEN ,& BULLARDS, [l»te
J) J. R. Bowen,] would inform the public that
they may be found at the old stand of J. R. Bowen,
known as the
where they are now receiving fresh from the City, a
full supply of * -j
SPRING &. SUMMER GOGHS*
of every variety and quality, which cannot but suit
the most fastidious, and at the lowest rates s Such
as Madder-colored Prints , 6$ cents, superior Eng
lish ahd Merrimack Prints , Cambric and
Lawns, rich and beautiful French anc American
Ginghams , new Ifyting style Challes, Black and
Plaid Dress Silks all, qualities and a goqd style of
Lawns for 6 1-4 eta.
BOOTS & SHOES,
READYMADE CLOTHING.
Crockery, Hardware,
Wooden ware. Groceries.
PROVISIONS. Sec. &«.
J. R. BOWEN, 1
M. RULLARD, £
Wellshoro May 14 ’57 O. BULLARD. S
TTOOPS—Hoops—Hoops! Plain Brass, Brass
XX Wire, Whalebone and Heed, at the EMPIRE.
COME to the EMPIRE if you want a nice bon
net—also Trimmings, such as Ribbons, Bor
ders, Linings, dec.
IF you want a Carpet CHEAP, call at
BOWEN &, BULLARDS.
LATEST STYLES Hals and Caps just receiv-
at Bowen & Bollards.
STUFFS, York Mills Coltonades,
O Farmers and Mechanics brown Linens, and lots
and lots of Denims just received at B. & B’a.
SPRING SHAWLS and Mantillas selling very
cheap—dog cheap at B. & B’s.
An Ordinance
To prevent Horses, Cattle , Sheep , Hogs and Geese
from running at large in the Boro' of xManqficld.
§ 1. Be It ordained by the Burgess and Town
Council of-Mansfield, and it is hereby ordained by
authority of the same, that from and after the due
publication of (his ordinance, it shall be unlawful
for the owner or owners of any horse, mare, or geld
ing, cattle, sheep, hogs or geese, to permit or suffer
the same to run at large In said borough.
§ 2. That, the owner or owners of any horees,
cattle or hogs, who shall permit, or suffer the same
to run at large in said borough, shall forfeit and pay
the sum of fifty cents, at the suit of any person, for
the use of said borough of Mansfield, for each and
every head, and for each and every offence { and the
owner or owners of any sheep or geese, who shall
permit the same,to run at large in said borough,
shall forfeit and pay the sum of ten cents for each
and every head of said sheep or geese, and-fbr each
and every offence, to be recovered as aforesaid. Pro
vided, that milch cows may be permitted to run at
large in said borough from sunrise in the morning
till nine o'clock at night, from the first of April to
the first of December of eoch and every year.
HENRY ALLEN, Burgess .
Attest: —S. B. Elliott, Secretary .
Mansfield, May 6,1857 —3w
T) EGISTEJVS NOTlCE— Notine is
XV hereby given that the Administrators, Execu
tors and Guardians of the following named estates,
have settled their accounts, and that the same will
be presented to the Orphans* Court of Tirga county
on> MONDAY, the Ist day of June, 1857, for con
formation and allowance, viz:
The account of Rebecca Ramsey, adm'x of Philo
W. Grech, late of Sullivan, dec'd*
The account of John W. Guernsey , adm*r of Ed
ward Nolen, dec'd.
The account of Benjamin Wells , adm*r of Han*
nah Kelly, late of Jackson, dec’d.
The account of Jno. L. Davenport, adra’r of Dan
iel J. Shaw, late of Elkland, de’cd.
The account of Eraslus Rose and Royal Rose
Ex’s of Wra. Ruse, dec'd.
The account of Adam Berner, adm'r of Wra. C.
Miller, dec*d.
, The account of J. J Werlinc, adra'rde bonis non
of J Michael Baum, dec'd.
The account of Levi B. Skive, guardian of Geo.
Leficr, dec'd.
„ Wellsboro, May 7.1857- W. D. BAILEY,
Register.
4 PPLICATION FOR DIVORCE. —To Martha
- i -X Stetson —You are hereby notified that Reuben
Stetson, your husband, has applied to the Court of
Common Pleas of Tioga County, for a divorce from
the bonds of matrimony, and that the said Court
have appointed Monday, the first day of June next,
at 10 o'clock, forenoon, for hearing the said Reuben
Stetson in the premises, at wfiioh time and place
you can attend if you think proper.
k JOHN MATHERS, Sheriff.,
Wcllsboro,' April 30, 1857.
Application for divorce— To Daniel
Prentice , —You arc hereby notified that Fanny
Prentice, your wife, by her next friend Nelson John
son, has applied to the Court of Common Picas of
Tioga County for a divorce from the bonds of matri
mony, and that the the said Court have appointed
Monday ihe Ist day ol June next, at 10 o'clock,
forenoon, for hearing the said Fanny Prentice in the
premises, at which lime and place you can attend
if you think proper. JOHN MATHERS*
Wellsboro*, April .30, 1857. Sheriff.
Executor’s Nolioo,
Letters testamentary upon the Estate
of GEORGE McLEOD,deceased, having been
granted to the Subscribers, all persons having claims
or demands against the said Estate are requested to
present the same, and those indebted to make pay
ment to SARAH H.-McLEOD, Executrix*
GEO. I. McLEOD, Executor.
Wellsboro, April 16,1857.
A NOTlCE.—Letter* of
XX Administration having been granted to the
undersigned estate of Joseph Neal late of
Charleston, dec’d., all persons indebted to ibo same
will make payment, and those haring claim* against
the Mine, will present them to
ALONZO WHITNEY, Adm’r,
ELIZABETH HEAL, Adna’x.
Charleston, May 14,1857, 6w,
THE STATE CONVENTION of Universalisls
of Pa. will hold its next annual session at Byl
vania boro (Columbia Flats) on Wednesday and the
following Thursday, June jld and 4th* A cardial
Invitation is extended to al|.
SHERIFFS SALES.
BY VIRTUE OP sundry -writs of FI, Fa. Lev. Pa. and
VegjJitlonl Sx. Issued ouLof U)e Common fle&'qf Tioga
County and to me directed I expose to on
MONDAY, ue Ist day Juno next, at one o'elocVanernoon
in the Court Hoqje, WeUsbpro, tbq following described prop
erty, to wit:
• A lot of Usd in Sullhran township, bounded- by lands
of the late Sylvester Bailey, east by T. W. Amqs, J. C. Clark
and B. Edgton, south' by P. S. Ripley and Isaac Owens, and
west by D. L. Holden—containing ono hundred an&sixty one.
acres with about 90 acres improved, a frame bouse and bam,
log house and bam seventy apple trees and some peach trees
therein. be sold m the property of John. M. CasseLL '
ALSO—A Ipt of jfliyiitL Chatham, bounded north
by public road, east by William Spalding, south by
Spalding an3'others; and west by John Short—containing
about forty five acres, with about twenty five or thirty acres
improved, a frame house, frame bain and some fruit trees
thereon. To be sold as the property of 'A*. M. SwcsL
ALSO—A lot of land la Gaines township, bounded north
by John Be bn' and Parkhurst lands,' east by R. Hard, south
by R. Rice and J. Thompson, and west by Pox lands—con
taining about eighty acres, with about2oor2sacrea improved,
two log houses, a log barn and some fruit trees thereon. To
be sold as the property of Allen Smith.
ALSO—A lot of land in Brookfield township, bounded
north by Billings* lands, east by J, Schoonover, south by John
Abbott, and west by YFQllam' Johnson—containing about
thirty nine acres and some perches, two frame houses, two
frame bams and an apple orchard thereon. To bipaold os the
property ot £. D. Abbott.
ALSO-—A lot of land in Farmington township, bounded
north by Joseph Johnson, cast by R. Stewart, west J-y B.
Saoff, south by lands of Dailey—containing sixty eight
and seven tenths acres, about fifteen acres a log
house and frame bam and some fruit trees To be
sold as the property of 'William Bryant.
ALSO —A lot of land In Wellsboro, bounded north by Alary
Meek, east by L. I. Nichols and James Kimball, south by
Andrew Crowd, west by Andrew Crowl, L. I. Nichols and
Mary Meek—containing seven eights of an acre of improved
land, Steam Foundry aud Blacksmith Shop' thereon.' To be
sold as the'property of Levi Cbubbuck.
ALSO—AI Ift? of ?aud In Tioga tovfqship, bounded ftp ?k e
nbrty by laha ows?d by James Ford, on the oast by Sly and
Daggett, on the South by land of Isaac Mann and public road,
and on the west by A. D. Cold-—containing ninety eight aud
seven tenths acres, with about eigUtgep o? twenty acres im
proved, a good log house and some fruit trees thereon. Tobe
sold as tbe property of Salmon S. Baldwin and terre tenant.
ALSO—A lot of land in Westfi Id township, bounded north
by Qcpyge Close, cast by J. K. Sales, west by George Close,
south by highway—containing about half an acre of improved
land, a frame dwelling house and cabinet shop and a few fruit
trees thereon. To be sold as the property of Qeorge-Lewis
and Cornelius Ocorr.
ALSO—A lot of land in Covington township, bounded
north by land of Thos. Goodall aud H. H. Dent, east by land
of 8. B. Kelsey, south by land of Jonathan Jennings, west by
land of Wm. West and S. Pierce, witha small shanty thereon.
—containing about ninety three acres, more or less. To be
sold os the property of Bcuben Hart.
ALSO—A lot of land in Delmar township, bounded north
by Wm. How and Daniel Wharton, cast by the same, south
by Wm. Furman, Bart lea aud R. JphnsoD. vrest by K. Johnson
and Bobiqsoa—containing abput two impelled twelve
acres, eighty or ninety acres improved a log house and frame
barn thereon.' Tb’bo sold as the property of R‘. W. Wheeler.
AL.SO—A lot 6f- land in the towuship of Osceola, bounded
north by Hoyt Tubbs, east by Tuscarora street, south by
Morgan Seely and Isaac B.Taft, west by highway—containing
one ha\f acre of land all improved, fn*rpe dwelling house,
frame barn and a'lew fruit trees thereoa. To be ‘sold os the
property of 0. IL Colegfbvo.' - • • r .... .
ALSO—A lot of land in the township of Nelson, bounded
north by Stephen A. Gardinghonse, east by G. W. I‘heipa,
South by Ilcssham & Fowler, west by ircssliam—containing
one hundred acres with abotit forty acres improved, log hou=o
frame barn and apple orchard thereon. To be sold as the
property ot Jauie« Cook.
ALSO—A lot of land iii township, bounded as
follows; North l*y Pardon Damon, east by Wm. B. i/iddaugh,
south by Ira Kilborn, west by Wm. B. Sliddaugh—containing
about one fourth of an acre, one frame house, one frame barn
and some fruit trees thereon. To be sold us the property of
Norman Kurd.
ALSO—A tract of land in Westfield township, bounded
on the north by B. Mattison, on the cast by W. Labar, on the
west by 11. Steele and B. Mattison. and on the south by
Eushmorc—containing about one hundred acres, with about
fifty acres improAed. two apple orchards, a log house, frame
house and frame barn thereon. To be sold os the prouortv of
Willard Potter. .
ALSO—Too certain messuages or lots oS land in the town
ship of Middlebury—containing sixty seven and three tenths
acres, adjoining lands of Jacub Kiphart on the uouth, Joseph
Merrick on the cast, Joseph Gee on the north, and L. V. Bee
man on the west —sixty acres improved, a frame house, a log
barn and an apple orchard thercuu. To be sold as the prop
erty of Charles Churchill and Elizabeth Churchill.
ALSO—Two village lots, Nos 13 and 15, in the Borough of
Wollsboro, Tioga county Pa., bounded north east by Wain
street, south east by Pearl street, south wast by lot now oc
cupied by John Dumaux, ?nd north nest by Main street
containing two thirds of an acre more or less, with one large
three story frame store home, with a dwelling house attached.
—one other dwelling house. & harness shop, and a few fruit
trees thereon. To bo sold as the property of Robert Roy.
ALSO—A lot of bind situate at the forks of Pine creek and
Long Run Itoads—containing one acre of land, being eight
rods on Pino creek road, and twenty rods on Long Run Road,
with a frame tavern bouse, barn ami woodshed thereon. To
be told us tbs property of Warren Mills and Benjamin Barse.
ALSO—A lof or land In Clymer township, bounded north
by Caleb Trourhrjdge and E, Tanner, east by E. Tanner and
MaJcom Tate, south hy Charles Schoonover and 1. Beech, west
by Peter Grilßn—containing one hundred acres, fifty or sixty
acres Improved, two frame housed, two frame barns and two
apple orchards thereon. To be sold as the property ot 11. E.
Tanner. 1 r
ALSO —A lot of lapd in Tioga township, bounded as folio -
ufcv . »ot of lapd iu Tioga township, bounded as follows:
north, cast and west by A. S. Turner nnd south by Turner
and Benson—containing about one hundred acres, with about
fifteen or twenty acres nnproed, frame house, frame barn and
a small apple orchard thereon. Tu be sold os the property of
George Baker.
ALSO—A lot of land in Belmar township, bounded north
by Straw bridge warrant, and Steele warrant, oast by Straw
bridge warrant, south by Wllpon warrant —captaining three
hundred acres more or loss, with al»out ten acres improved,
frame house and a log house thereon. To be sold as the prop
erty of Lyman Spencer.
ALSO—A ot of land in Wellsboro bounded south cast by
the road leading from WelUboro to Morris township, westerly
by TPiUiao) Bachc and Kirkpatrick, and north cast by Anna
Morris—containing about three or four acres all improved:
ALSO—AnotUur Jot bounded north east by P. Kodington
and G. Campbell, southerly by Rcdington and Win. llijfy.nml
westerly by road leading to Morris township—containing
about three aervs.
ALSO—A lot of land in Dulmor township, bounded north
hy J. F. Donaldson. cast by William Dockstader, south by
Coolidgc, and west by GriJTm—containing about two hundred
and twenty acres, with sixty acres, improved, a framehouse,
frame barn and some fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—A lot of land In Shlppen township bonnded on the
north by K. G. If hito, east by JFhite, sooth by Pine Creek,
west by Spalding—containing seventy one and ope fourth
acres, about fifteen acres improved, a two stoiy frame Ijoune,
frame barn, and a young orchard thereon. To ho sold as the
property of Ryan Hard,
ALSO—A lot of land in Dclmar township, bonnded as fol
lows, to wit: north by Daniel Fooht, east oy Daniel iSoajic,
south by Robert Karr, west by Wm. F. Robinson—Contain
ing one hundred and six acres, with abant sixty acres impro
ved ; a log house, log barn and apple orchard thereon. To be
sold as the property of William Moyer.
ALSO —A lot of land in Morris township, bounded north
by Archer, cast by lands late of Harrison dec'd, and south
and west by Archer—containing sixty four acres, wifli forty
or forty five acres improved; a frame bouse and barn and a
few fruit trees thereon. To bo sold as the property of Robert
English. Executor da son tort of James English dec'd.'
ALSO—A lot of land in the Boro of Wellsboro’, situate
upon the south side of tho Avenue, bounded north cast by
the Avenue, south east by Anna Morris, south west by Anua
Morris, intended to be an alley, north west by Anna Morris
or contemplated street, being one hundred and twenty feet on
Avenue, and extending back two hundred and fifty feet —
containing two thirds of an acre, with a frame dwelling house,
frame bam and some fruit trees thereon.
ALSO —A lot of land in Wellsboro, beginning at a stake
thirty feet from tho north weet’eorner of Morgan Sherwood
on Main Streat, thence south-east parallel with the line of
Morgan Sherwood to lands of Bacbc, theqeo along laud
of paid Bachc, north forty five degrees, east thirty feet to a
post, thence north forty fivo degrees, west to line of Main
street, thence along Main street to the place of beginniug—
being thirty feet on Mam street, witha two story frame build
ing used as a printing office and shoe shop thereon. To be
sold os the property of James I*. Magill and Philip Shelter.
ALSO —A lot of land in the village of MelUboro* bounded
north by water street, east by the Presbyterian chnrch lot,
south by 3lnin street, west by Chester Robinson—containing
one third of an acre of improved land, frame house, frame
barn and millinery shop thereon
ALSO—A lot of land in Delmar township, bounded north
by lands of Phelps and Dodge, east by Deforest Bowen, pouth
by Wm. Derbyshire, west by Theodore Spencer—containing
eighty six and one half acres, two acres chopped and body of
log house thereon. To be sold as the property of Bcnj. Seely
and terre tenant,
AIISO—A lot of land in Gaines township, bounded .north
by Benjamin Ogden and I. S. Ogden, cast by S. F. Wilson and
B. V. Ogden, south by white and Ensworth, west by R. G.
white—containing about seventy nud ouc half acres,’about
sixteen acres Improved, one frame bam anil apple orchard
thereon. To bo sold'aa the property of JJ, V Ogden.
ALSO—A lot of land in Clymer township, bounded north
bp Jolm Rnshmorc and wm. Douglass, east by wilcox and Sa*
bins, south by George Briggs and George Rcora, west bv north
and south road from John Kushmores to Pine Creek— contain
ing about forty acres, about twenty-five acres improved, log
house, log barn and an apple orchard thereon. To be sold as
the property of Jolm Case.
ALSO—A lot of land in Sullivan township, bonnded as fol
lows: north by Jacob fear, cast by L. Dowd, south by S. E.
Robins, west by L. Dowd—containing About thirteen acres
all improved To be sold as the property of Frederick Robbins.
ALSO—A lot of land In Richmond township, bounded north
by M. Benedict, east by Clark W. Bailey, south by John
Ginning*, vresi by George Avery—containing about eighty
acres Ql land, about sixty ipjproyed, frame house, frame
barn and a young apple orchard thereop. jo he sold as the
property of Barton walker.
ALSO—A lot of Jnnd in the township of Osceola, hounded
north by C. H, Colegrove, east by Hoyt Tubbs, couth by
Street, west by street leading from Osceola to Addison—con
taining about one half aero of improved land, one frame
house and a few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—A lot of bind in the same place, bounded north by
lot of C. A. Clark, east by - street, south by —-rr street,
west by street leading from Osceola to Addison—containing
about one half acre of land more or less, all improved, frame
house, frame barn, hen house apd a few frqit trees thereon.
To be sold as the property of w. w. Day.
ALSO —A lot of land in Dclmar township, bounded north
by E. Itovce, John Hastings and liqpsoo, east by Stony Fork
road, south by Samuel Scranton, west by Stephen Sabins—
containing about one hundred and fifty acres of land, about
forty-five acres Improved, four frame dwelling houses, one
fraipc barn and two apple orchards thereon. To be sold as
the property of wm* F. Kohineon,
ALSO—A lot of landin ward township, bounded north by
C. L. ward, east by Batbbone Unde, south by Peter Meeker
and west by C. L. ward—containing about seyepty acres, with
about thirty acres improved, fifteen acres chopped, a frame
bouse, log house, frame bam *?Pl# Ofcburd thereon. To
be sold as the property of Daniel Hagar.
ALSO — A' (ot of land in Rutland township, bounded north
►y Art-mus'B'ernbvrt, enst !y 11-rilng. south oni
THE TIOGA COITNTT AOXTATOH,
• west by George Brown—cpntainii)'g;<bout two hundred and
thirty more or less,' with one hundred and ten acres
improved; one frame bonp*7 two‘frame horns and an apple
©retard Tharfon.' ***■■' ***’
ALSO—A lot bf laud in Sullivan township, bounded tbe
north, by the north line of warrant No. 978, on the east by
land formerly of Nathaniel Nichols and N. Smith, on the
south by lands of John Benson end Arad Smith, and on the
urest by lauds of Zopher Tears and Apdike—containing
about one hundred 'ami two acres, with about sixty acres im
proved, k framb dwelling house and ft few fruit trees therein.
T(? bo sold as thq property of John Benson. ' ’
ALSO—A lot' ot land in Dclmar towuship, branded north
by Samuel waniijer and P. Wilson, east by ?- Palmer, west
by J. wilpox, south oy B. C. winchell and
aboftt one hundred and <?ne acres, with about fifty up
proved, a frame houseVftlog bam and a few fruit trees Ujereoh.
ALSO—A lot of land' Farmington township, bounded
ftorth by N. Chamberlin, vest by S. Odd, soath by C. Finch,
east by C^mbe^Un —containing sixteen acres, fifteen acres
Improved. To be’solcl as property of Henry A. Beamons.
ALSC^—A lot of Tftiyi in, Middlebury township, bounded
north by N. T. west aaoD. Briggs, east by T. ll Baldwin,
south and west by l^aslet —containing about one hundred
and twenty seven acres, with" atp\it sixteen acres improved,
a log house, two shops and some. other out buildings and
fruit trees thereon. To besold os the property of C. H. March.
A^SO—A tract of land la Word township, bounded north
by A. Cummings, east spyth by william Mclntosh and
west by J. Funnan— about seventy five acres with
about twenty five acres improved, a log house thereon. To
be s&d as the property of Jb&n Benson.
4 ‘ "* JOHN MATHERS, Sheriff.
TTellsboro’ l4* 1857.
'VrOTICEis hereby given, that an amount equal to the
J_V costs will be to be paid upon each sale when
struck down to the bidder, and upon a failure to comply witb
thie regulation, the tract of land will again be offered for
sale, and no, sale w?Il Ipe postponed without payment of costs.
Jury List,—Jane Term, 1857.
GRAND JURORS,
Rifih&ond. —Amos Bixby, Amos Green, Apollos
Fitts, John Cooper.
E tkland. —Joel G. Parhhurst, Wm. Guernsey.
Brookfield. —Jno. R. Coffie. ■$ .
Knoxville. —Jno. E. While.
Delmar.—Wm. Francis, Ithiel Royce, Charles
Eberentz.
Liberty.—^ Wm, Landon,
Chatham • —N. JS. Hastings.
Tioga. —H.S. Johnson, S. M* Geer, Lewis Daggett
Deerfield. —Abel Hoyt.
Covington. —Wm. Swat}.
Bloss. —James Mooney.
Rutland. —W. B. Slurdevnn?.
Gaines.—A. W. Chaffee,
Morris. —Enoch Blackwell,
Clymer. —Geo. O. Bristol, Win*
JPRORS.
Niddlebury. —John Rcdinglon, Albert Westbrook,
Edsall Mitchell, Sylvester Beckwith.
Farmington. —Charles Bottom.
Delmar. —Robert Steele, M. C, Spicer, Silas John*
gon, H. A. Guernsey, A. S. Brewster, Joel prowl.
Elklayd. —p. B. Maynard.
Lawrence. —Simeon Power, ‘Julius Tremain.
Covington Boro'. —A. S. Johnson.
Sullivan. —lsaac Owens, Darwin Miller, P. D
Parkhursl. J. C. Knowllon, Lafayette Gray. *
• Tioga.—S. B. Hathaway, J. G. Putnam, G. W.
lancf. |
Jackson.^ Samuel Baker, Edward Seeley, Win,
Miller.
Shippen.~- Deroy Herrington.
fFellaboro —Joseph Riberolle, J. J. Bassett, H S.
Cook.
Charleston. —Jeremiah KJock, A* E. James
Bradt. .
Richmond. —Wm. C. Ripley, D. C. Crandall.
Bloss. —James Feary.
Brookfield. —M. B. Metcalf. Bymm Hunt.
--Thas. Leach, paniel Clona,
. Union. —H. P. Kilborn,
Clymer. —Wm. Ridges.
Chatham —Alonzo Lee, Wm> Straw.
Morris. —Robert Custard,
Rutland. —Wm* Updike,
Liberty. —Joseph Kebler.
Lamrsncecille. —E. F. Branch,
>i SECOND WEEK.
Jackson. —George Kelly, L. B. Shelves, W. 8
Miller.
D*J/nar,-=Calvin Boyce, Hartford Butler, Well
man S. Butler.
Liberty. —Thos.Coon, Wm. Sheffer, J. J, Werlinc,
John Lenbardt,
Elk. —Lorain Welmarc.
Middlebury. —J. B. Potter, Nathan West,
Upland.—Jesse How, Ferry Bally, C, A. Cole*
grove.
Chatham.— rJesso Rose,
Shippen. —E. W. Girtncll.
Brookfield. —Wm. R. Seeley. «•
Farmington.—Z. A. Kemp, W. H. Baxter Edward
Fish, William Campbell.
Covington. —Thomas Goodcnow.
Sullivan. —6 W. Doud, Calvin Reynolds,
Union. —R. V. Vanhozen.
Elkland Boro'. —Lcandcr Culver.
Charleston. —Phineas Vanhorn, Alonzo Kimball,
Samuel Mills.
Lawrence. —Thomas Inscho.
Tioga. —H. E. Smith.
Richmond* —O. H. Phelps,
Trial List, June Term, 1557.
L. Fenton vs, John Lounsberry
M. K. Thorp vs. W. Mclntyre
D. A. Peake ts, E D Tinney
B.C. Wickham v». Geo. Knox etaj
James Duffy vs. L H Reed ct al
Thomas Putnam vs. E Djcr
Samuel D. Clark vs, A Haslett
Martin Boardman vs, Wm. Fanlkncr
W. B. Middaugh et al vs, James Guernsey ot ft|
Keony for Koons >B, Jno. West
Van Buren ft Churchill vs. J{ Stowcll ft Son
Pel eg Peck vs- N Yeung
.7. D. Hall v*. Julius Sherwood
Joseph Peck for 0 F Taylor vs. E\an Lewis et al
do. ' vs, do.
Rolxsrt Sampson vs. Joseph Yonkin
O. B. Camp vs. 11. T. Ryon
Lowrcy & Guernsey vs. A Walker
Blockhouse Lodge vs. James Merrill
Richard W, Wheeler Vs, Mary H Wheeler
Union Township vs. C 0 Sluman et al
Knoxville School Directors . vs, John Goodspoed
S. Beemjs vs. W Barnes
S. Rvxford vs. II P Yeomans
11. T. Ryon -vs. Ethel Harris
Arvine Claifc et al vs. E Miller’s Executor
Arvinc Clark vs. do.*
Henry Rathbono vs. I M Hammond
Win. Barnes vs. K Qulmby
Djcr Power vs. L. Granger
White A. Lawrence vs. H. T. Ryon
J. D. Langwell vs. L. M. Palmer
Hoaid ami Beach vs. J. Palmer
Hilliard. Hayes ft Co. vs. Wm. M. Evans ft oo
Adm’r of Elijah Fellows vs. Bennett, Randall ft oo
Hilliard, Hopkins et al vs. Wm M. Evans ot al
Ira Bullock vs. pcnqett & Randall
Samuel Gnnncl vs James Ford
David Coats s • vs D. B. Shoff
Ira Bullock . vs Bennett ft Randall
W. W. Ballard ot al vs J McWhorter et ul
Pliny Power v« Jacob Prutzman
N. Beach vs A P Cone
E. Mnnahnn vs Phipps et al
H. A. Guernsey - vs pPft W Roberts
J. D. Wood vs Quo. Kress
John W. Park vs lUm Updike
H. E. Dibble ft Co vs R T Ryon
John V. Greenfield ft Co vs N Bench
J. D. Longwell • vs Bethucl Bentley
Hastings ft McNitt ' vs John Bowen
B. R. Hal! ’ ** vs Cyrus Field et al
Wm. Was* vs A It'oodbury
Stearns ft Mann vs II T Ryon
A. W. Wilton vs E Dyer
W. H. Phillips and Son vs R K Brundage
Henry Sales vs E Dyer
Wright ft Butler va N A Elliott
Exf’s of Elijah Shlppen vs Eli Felt
John Dclcamp vs Thos B Castlebury
R. C. Gillctt vs ' LcmiTel Davenport
M. Power > vs II S Johnson
L. P. Hoyt vs IP W Ballard ot al
John W. Guernsey 1 Levi J Cooley
Bridge A Shepherd. ra Martha Stevens
Applications tor License.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
named persons have filed their petitions foj,
Tavern Ucenbcs with the clerk of the Court of Quar
ter Sessions in and for Tioga County, y\%:
N, Mann, —Lawrencevillle, i
Lorenzo D. Taylor,—Covington Boro*
H. H. Totter, —Middlebury,
H. G, Short,—Knoxville.
J. K. Sayks,—Westfield,
Byron B, Holliday.—Middlebury.
B, R. Hali,-^Blossburg.
H. C. Verrailyea,—-Gaines.
John Kimball,—Covingtonr
J. H. Woodruff. —Liberty,.
T. B. Boro.
iZoyal 1
Charles Lawrie, Blossburg* [
Lpaoder Culver, Elkland borough. '
Thomas Videan, Covington, for an Eating house.
Wells boro, May 14, ’57. J. F. DONALDSON*,
* * \ for*.
Looking-glass plater—w»ih or without
Frames, for/saV a£ 'fUE DRUG STOfiE.
SPRIMiiWSWBR HUS.
! 11MTED STATES HOTEL
W. A. ROE.
IN ROY’S NEW BUILDIN&.
IS now receiving a large and extensive uaortmenl
of
llffenbac&er & Farnsworth, Propr
| _ friHEf GRAVED HOTEL.
: J[ lately occup;ctj. Ey ( IJ. P,
I CLEAVER, lias bceq Uiorui^*^
mft ]y overha□ led and refried wilk
an especial reference Ip toe.
comfort and convenience o£t|iw
traveling public. The presqc&
proprietors aim to ap a reputation for thefc
House, entirely merits as a HOUSE OF
ENTERTAINMENT.* They will therefore be.
slow every needful attention uppp their patrons—
making their comfort the grand object of theirefforts.
j The COUDERSPORT and RUN Stages
Ijeaye Hotel every Tuesday Friday at 8
ofdock P, Ik*
j Attached to ti}t£ popular Hotel is a
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES. B ATS & CAPS,
HARDWARE,”CROCKERY, NAILS,
BEADY MADE CLOTH INC, BOOTS iSHOEg
GLASS WARE, COOKING GLASSES,
WODDEn' WARE, GtASS,
IbsH,SALT. '■
We deem it. onneceasaty to enumerate articles, as
nearly every article that is usnal’y kepi, in a Store
can be foand at tills ctiibl.siimcnt,and atpficcs that
defy all competition, aa we will not be undersold in
ally orticlp, any njan or combination of meV'
YprohAsers^ especially QASHBUYERS, wiU'find,
it greatly to their interest to cali'and examine Goocfa
and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
| LIVERY STAS-.LEI,
for the accommodation of pleasure parties
business public.
1 Wellsboro’-April 16,1857.
SHOES I—the largest assortment of
kJ Men’s, Women's ansTChildren’e Shoes, in town
and fopsa.lp phoap at > ’ -ROB’s.
j JUST- ARRITEIK
! A NE\P AND SPLENDID LOT OF
iILLLINERY & FANCY GOODS.
MISS€.S,§TEVEW9, *
having' purchased' the "Bp
ptoct of Mrs. sf. Stevens,
respectfully solicits a con ti nu
ance of the patronogc
accorded the establishment*— X j
Slhe is now receiving Trow" the
pity-a fine assortment cf"i
Sprius and Summer Goods.
BONNETS, RIBBONS, -AND EMBROIDERY
Feathers, Head Dreii;i, Mitts, fl.rcid, Flats,
Buttons , Dress Trimmings , ladies
Gloves , Laces , Artificial Mowers, Bonnet
Material, Edging ,
And a thousand other articles both useful and orna
mental Bonnets' made to order, trimmed and re.
paiteU at, the shorlest,nolice, and upon the most rea
sonably terms. Ready made work constantly on
4and. Sjlore, si)i door north of WclUboro* Hold
| March 12, 1857.
W
GINGHAMS and- LAWNS—a
large assortment and cheap at ROE’S.
ARPET Warp and Cotton Yarp at ‘ RpE’s.
BLEACHED MCSIjINS—the best and cheapest
assortment can be foand at ROE’s.
BLACK SlLKS—Ladies will Sad very good and
cheap Black Silka at f ROE’s.'
WA • ROE has . removed lo the new
. Store in —r - ROY’s BUILDING.
CASSIMERES —Gents will fiud a 'good assort
ment of black and fancy, at ROE’S.
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING !—Gents will Hod a
grand assortment and good at iJOE’a.
HATS & CAPS of every description for Men
and Boys, very cheap at J2OE*«, '
PARASOLS —Ladies will find a beaplifij.l assort-
ment at RO E*e.
T3RILLIANTES—white and printed— Ladies*
4-r Collars—Patterns for working, at ROE’s.
X\OMEST|C GOODS—such as Cotton Matting,
U Bed-Ticking, Stripe Shirting, Blue Denims,
Drillings, Brown Factory Cotton-Yarn Carpel warp,
and Gotten Diaper for Table —at ROE’s.
Sf I«K HATS — Spripg styles
and latest fashion, at ROE*s.
Wellsboro, May 14, 1857.
MOUNT HOPE
Superior Cat Nails.
AT APE in an enlirelv new sslablialiroeut
IVX With a new Railing Mill,
New Furnace ,
New Nail Machine,
are of the latest and most approved construction.
The Nails are
Beautiful in
fine in finish ,
Tough in quality.
For sale at R 7. A. ROE'S.
Wellsboro' May Is?, 1857. *
QEQAU MANUFACTORY.—F. M. HJLLS,
O has removed to the building formerly occupied
by B. RUNDEL, (Tailor,) immediately back of
Young’s Book Store, where all kinds of Tobacco and
Scgaxs can be had at reasonable prices ’wholesale
and retail. [May 7th, 1857 ] •
WHEREAS my wife HARRIET A. BENTON
has left my bed and board without cause or
provocation; all persons arc hereby notified not to
harbor or give credit to tho said Harriet A. Benton
on my account, as 1 shall not pay any debts uf her
contracting after this date.
EDWIN ft. BENTON.
T\ogo, April 23,1857.
«S«OtoE
TO THOSE VC HO LOVE THEIR FELLOW BEIXGS.
I HAVE a remedy (pnrely vegetable) (or £p\cr and Ague.
Fits, and Falling Sickness, which has never Iwu known
to fail. It is ns pleasant, ami us cheap, as it efficacious.
Any poison who will send me the names. ar,d directions to
the rf-idences, of ten individuals sick of Oiusnmption. or any
disease of the Chest or Lungs, or sullenpg from a broken
down and shattered Constitution, will receive as a reword
this Recipe. It embodies full instructions for making and ad
ministering this wonderful Medicine. Address.
DR. TRACY DELORME.
May 7. (*4t.) Ncw-York Pbst-office.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Circulation, over IQO,OOO, Weekly,
TWENTY FIVE WITNESSES;
OR THE
FORGER CONVICTED.
JOHN S. Dyp is the authpr, who has had ten
years experience as a Banker, and Publisher,
and Author of a series of Lectures at the Broadway
Tabernacle, when for 10 successive nights, over 50,-
000 people greeted him with rounds of applause,
while he exhibited the manner in which Counterfeit
ers execnle their Frauds, and the surest and shortest
means of detecting them !
The Bank Note Engravers all say that he is the
best Judge qf Paper Money living.
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE PRESENT CENTURY,
For detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes.
Descrilji ng every Gfcntaine Bill in Existence, and
Exhibiting ol ttlglancc every Counterfeit
in Circulation! ! !
Arranged so admirably, that REFERENCE is easy
and DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS.
O’ No to examine ! No pages to hunt up.
But so simplified and arranged, that the Merchant,
Banker and Business Man cun see all at a glance.
English , French Sf German.
Thus each may read the same in his own Tongue.
Most Perfect Bank Note List Published,
Also a list of
ALL PRIVATE BANKERS JN AMERICA
A complete Summary of the Finance of Europe
and America will be published in each edition, to
gclher witjh all the Important NEWS OF THE
DAY. Al|jo a series of Tales from hr Old IV|anu
script found in the East. It furnishes the Most
Complete History of ORIENTAL LIFE, upd de
scribing the Most Perplexing Positions in which the
Ladies and Gentlemen ©filial Country have been so
often found. These Stories will continue through
out the whole year t qqd will prove the Most Enter
taining ever offered to the Public.
Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only, at $1 a
year. Letters must lie addressed to
JOHN S. DYE, Broier
Publisher und Proprietor, 70 Wall St. New York.
April 23, 185 T. (ly.)
Who will go to Kansas f
THE subscriber will sell the Farm on which he
lives, in Lawrence, containing 140 acres, 100
of which U improved. It is well watered, has u
comfortable house, neccssaiy oqlbuildmgs
and a good orchard of choice fruit thereon^
Also, a Tavcrp Stand in Lawrencevllle, knowfl, as
ihe “(jeer House,” with ample accoipniodutlons.
Attached is a Store building suitable .for the Gro
cery and Dry Goods business-all to be sold or renU
cd to suit applicants. For terms apply Co
Lawrcnceviile, Sept. 11 *56. M. S. BALDWIN.
Great western route,— via ni
pgara Falls and Suspension Bridge or Buffalo.
GREAT WESTERN & MICHIGAN CENTRAL
ROUTE for Detroit, Chicago, Galena.
Dubuque,Rock Island-SL I’aul, Burlington, Kansas,
SU Louis, parts in the West & South Wes£
Also for Hamilton, London, Toronto, Montreal 1 anti
Quebec. For through tickets and further informs
tion apply to the Ticket Agent, Company’* Office,
adjoining Deleyan House, opposite depot.
‘ T W,‘ B, HUBBELL,Ticket Agpnt.
Gso. B. M'Qeath, Gen. Passaged Freight AgU
Efmtra, April 90, IBJY. 3m.
X> HQD|E ISLAND LIME* for whilewashing.~
•IT Also White wash Brother for salo at Roy’t
Drug Store,
HISEERANDO.
La Salle's Original.
r .*
ONE DOLLAR A BOA.
TRY IT! TRY IT!
PROF., GEO. H. DE BAR, lias recent/y'returned
from Europe, and While there, obtained from
the celebrated French Chemist, La Salle, at an enor
pious outlay, the receipt and exclusive right of the
United States and Canadas, to manufacture and sell
tills celebrated preparation called “whiskerundo,’*
which has never been known to fail to cause whisk
ers and moustaches to grow lyxgrianlly and heavy,
(jven on beardless faces, in tvyo months after first ap
plication. To those-persons whose beards are light
and wiry it recommends itself. A few applications
will render, it soft, think and pliable. Frenchmen
arc looted for their beautiful whiskers and mous
taches, which many of them attribute to the excel
lence of La Sulle’s VVl\iskerando, Price $1 per
i> ox; sent to any part of ike United Slates or Cana
das per mail, upon the receipt of $l. Address,
Prof. GEO. H. DIE BAR.
April 1857.-3 m, Iljcw York City.
Notice.
VTT’HEREASmy wife Margaret Ann, has left
V V my bed and board without just cause or prov
ocation, this is to forbid all persons harboring or
trusting her on my account, as I shall pay qq debts
of her contracting after this dale.
[ Whoever can give any information concerning her
is-requested to write to the undersigned*
[ She is a woman about twenty-four ftf
was dressed in men's clothes when she left, vt?:—
tllack pants with white spots, black satin vest, black
slock w ilh a red and green flower, brown
coat, red stripes in checks.lojv-crowned black hat—
Her hair was cut short. She is a fleshy WRipan,
good loqking and agreeable in conversation, if shc
chooses to be* Address the subscriber at Qcppked
Creek, Middlebury township, Tioga Co. Pa.,
i Middlebury Pa., April 6lh *57. IRA BRIGGS.
The Spring Fashions.
ATTENTION, LADIES !
Mrs. E. E. Kimball & (Co.,
I) EG leave to acquaint the Ladies of Wcllsboro*
y and vicinity, that they have just brought into
market a select assortment of
| MILLINER Y GOODS
cjf the best quality and latest styles, which they offer
Ip the public at reasonable prices, and far CASH ,
inly!
REPAIRING $ to order.
Shop two doors above the Presbyterian Church,
Wcllsboro* April 2, 1856.
General European, Passage <Sp Draft Office
• -or-
Sable & Cortes. 177, Broadway, N. Y.
PASSAGE TICKETS by first class Sailing Pack,
cts, or by the Liverpool am| New York Screw
Steamship's Company's splendid line of Steamers,
from or to Liverpool. Also Drafts upon Great Britiau
or Ireland. Persons wishing to send for theic friends
from any part of the old country, can the
necessary arrangements with the undersigned.
Sight drafts on Greas Britain or Irplano, sold bv
: GEO.B.
Elpjira, April 30, ISO 7. *
WM- W- & U. W. M’DOUQALhy
BEAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ML RE engaged in Exploring,Surveying apd DfafU
i ■ ing, Investing Money in .Real Estate, and on
Real Estate Security, Locating Land Warrant*,
Locating Land for Settlors on time.
They will attend the Land Slies in tins and the
adjoining districts, where their practical knowledge
will enable litem to select the best lots.
Parties entrusting Money to us for investment
will have the benefit of our explorations. No prop,
c rly purchased that we ore not personally acquainted
with. [Waubashaw, Min. Ter., April 23. J
E
MPLOYMENT.—From 83 to SIO per day. £qn
: he made sure, and no humbug—business done
at home—easy, respectable and useful lo every l*udy,
requires little or no capital, and wilt jplerlere
with any oilier business. We will sell the right to a
limited number, and on the receipt of will send
by return mail nil neecssary instructions. No per
son will ever -regret sending for this information, let
|iis employment be whol il may > as it will not inter
fere with anj*othcr business in the lea*t and profit*
sure. Address KINLEY YOUNG & Co.
* Lock Haven, Clinton Co. Pa.
March 12, 1857.—y.
I 1 I’P I TUIt &H A lOIOJID S
NEW SYSTEM OF PENMANSHIP.
THIS System teaches a practical , hand
writing It does this systematically. The
subject is presented not merely as. an art to he
earned by imitation, but as a science U> be sludud
md applied.
tor sale, wholesale and retail by Baldwin, Lovely
Sc. Co., Tioga, Pa, Vrice 90 cents per do?.
a.
» E IV T I S T:
Office in Roy's New Building, up stairs.
All vycfk prrluinmg to his line of buiincsii
done pro'rnpily and welt."
Wellsboro', April S. 1857.-IC.
FOR SALE.-A good Two Horse Lumber \v>:g
on. cheap for Quail qr "approved paper. ' "
April 6ih. ' ' ' " J. EMEKV.
MRS. F. A. lIAYNAHI* will open a SELECT
SCHOOL;For Boys and Gftrls in the Academy,
o commence Monday, Mtv lllh. and continue
\M.]vc weeks. April *-sth JS37A