Tioga Eagle from Wellsboro, Pennsylvania • Page 3

I A A TUB ELLhBOROUGH. AUGUST 5, 1852. Jnr Cnnilldnlc, nvnklin Ptcrce. Tho ctnnclor of Frunklm Pierce will Bear (-Vsrct investigation 'I hero is not single i 'I i i a i political cnomioa Imve imnblo 'o point out a single ihscred- i Ik Ins over been bold, Irank and i guild without fear and without CI hov hnx! lie evinced a degree of mtelli- mmto nrtuc that gave promise of the hrd m(i lc Ins turned oul to be lt i pgislnttiro of IIIB own Stale, he was md at I'" 1 0 fri'hfully performing his i nml nlwiy tnttting far Democratic pnn- 1T1 measures He wos a strict construc- the Constitution, and was ever op- in tiny interference i the peculiar in i i i true republican on every occapion the disability i the Constitution of Ins Slate Hoeatd i i the iho escutcheon of hid -1 ru'ii bt nl once eflnctd I. 111 I'ltroe litmss for higher offices ,1 i lit 01 importuned to serve IIH i ni in tailed positions lie was unreal by the people, and subse i i by tbc Legislature! ol his State to i of tin- Imiltd Slates He served in i mr i (h- "Vil'on for nine years, and I (lie ino-l fnrli "is and able tupportern I i 'H i i rf the illustrious Jackson, MiC''L'for, iVfr Van Buren He i i i i act) orent of the rcpubli fie win no vjcillntion in Ins it nliLtid no ambushing il lio went onward c-h dm I'ICTLC ib a fine orator und i' i hi- tlic bar to cul- (h i i I rUhor avoided the 16- I i itp" in (- nt.t'rt-innd devoted him Mil ly lo liii'-inesi Yi upon oc I i i i fi nil, und then his speeches imric-il i i ol Democratic sen in i i i the of logic I i mini' niil bnllmicy and popn nn bv nutiK nlil brilliancy and popu i i 1,1 I'urc" never "ought to captivate In i i and yel 'm ui i i by hn modest i hii i i fi Itlily, and hia purily t' irn II I'ltlui' I II aoiiulit office, bul jr has Ihia bten I I I i p-ui i I i my nn! it I' IIT- bright example of 114 o'licc but uho.ii tin, oliice al I I mil' Pirrce rcl red from public ii i i cr nf i 11 I lf II i to Ins i I pr mill i Prom tine i bi fiwcrvtd I'reMlluit i i IIM cibmi.1, but lie do it Ii ho pursued i in Miilry i i Fh tint 'if a more 1111 i '( i rt tl i litlt lie wns 1 nt li npniuit, and finally i i i i In tliH i i I hiirf-elt Bb "i a a nnd GI a Incmr; tin.

loe ami i inil of IIH irl i history itt rt to tmmaiii'ir 1:1 Gen oflu in tht gift of a frer" i 11 not mpt linn B-t ire the as etn ih it I i i i i he a i lo allow his name to be i i i in I for ih) I i i i bul he i i "nth cniirac, be 11 iMe nml i-lif. i 1 1 i i nr ot the i and char i i i i i i I i i i N) i --no nmi better dcoencs well 1 th of Connecticut tin or tlm i tpnl hi 1 t'f I i tr ttii ninth Dim Vttion I in iln ork II ru tl i 111) ercat rnenMfrre and i i 111 il finance, and a i i i torces in tvery 1 I i i i i i in i Ii bnyotftt" and 1 i iintl nnd "nonliving i or find fii Jack-T)n i in upon i I nt i opinion, iifjamst the i i- t'u nnd llio bid me is ire-. oflhr mfd in Hun irried through i i i i of 31- "J- 0 und "Til in i o(T i bafT, from the i I i revulsion and a i In 19 we hnd Mr Clay 1 ih intervention of the nbotilion fnc 1 by the interposition of this i on a hrj; scale, Gen Caos is 1 not one single ca'c has mere 1 ri, itnl nftectid tin) decisive result on It Principles nnd a co'iibmatioris mramounl from first lo nt '1 i- ilie prciipcct for 18.02 "His 'iiltinnh) tcaelno(j h) example." Hor i i nr et reduce the I lo the accuracy of i a i I pi--t is thr onc'e of ihe ir- Him tl i 1 Unpro- i should for ilie I i i i a I i i i i i li obleit of the three 1 t'i ercaSesl tt Lho three in i i i i '1 he pru ihp cir- it nnd llir- nnioriidons bv which he i itm'cil nn i him The head of cUmm Ftiiul-t nlo a i i and nb i In idhcrditi a i to 1 i ot the i aclminis 11 inl II olhce Ivbhkrs have no I UK re i i i nominee 'Ilu i I 11 the Sojth nrr- in open revolt, 11' ction of be is the promotion ot 'I nn I (111 nrlii of and 1 mnni ol llin i free eoilors ot 1 i "Si ork, and Ohio, are mov- jr i (i Piti4)urjj Cduvention, nnd a separate I i i i i General Scon has pi tne hig plntfortn, while his mo-'t is and upon it i 11 i i heresies of General Scott, 1 Mn liting opinions from i to time, tin, cllorts of his beat fnendu to IMI principles nnd prelentions, and, the mime of the fifo and drum, iiitnstn, and clap a of a i nr) carnival, have become I a Inln tliriro tnlii fn UK cars of drowwy man I Providence I'oit, in an nble i lition to tho Democratic nominee well and remarks as Irnvc more than once uttered the ntimciiti i i i Pirnrr is not boforo the people if i i a pomtioa, because of the tr winch prompted him to refuse high vi cml and lo enlist oa a F0 "licr to fight t'ip battleb of Ins country ho proved liimeclf a brave, gallant, i ary nfTiccr He 19 rathor the can- "3'e ol the Democrnlic party for the chief ot thin im hty republic, bccauso ho an rxponcnt of the pruici 'anil pulicy which tiny advocate, and has i ihe variouR civil positions, he Ocnp culled to fill, fully qualified to dis "irgo cre lo msc a n0 0 0 hie "itry the lm, lllt ij lvc upon the office he i SPAPLRl Si ngniar Facts in Politics and the Frees. The bearings of the daily journalism of this metropolis, on the Presidential question of the present day, are very different from those which existed during the election of 1848, when Gen I Taylor as successful. us state the precise difference.

In 18-18, "en. Taylor was the Whig nominee, and Gen. Cass tho Democratic candi date, i the whole daily journalism of this city, embracing circulation ol one hundred and twenty five thoitsand theets per day, was, more or less, favor of Gen. Taylor's election There was only one solitary journal of any importance, that supported the nomination of Gen Cass, and that was the Tammany organ ot that day, which probably had a circulation of four, five or six thousand. Now, let us take a look at the position of the newspapers of the city, at this lime, on the same question.

The tendencies and tone of New York journalism in 1852 are exactly the reverse of those which it manifested in 1848 There are only two papersrof any circulation decidedly favor of Gen. Scott, and one or two others rather coldly submitting to his nomination The whole of the other portion ot the of all parlies, is opposed to his triumph, working with more or Irss viyor tor the success of Gen Pierce, Ihe Democratic candidate. Tlie aggregate circulation of the daily journals of this city is now nearly a hundred and forty thousand sheets per dny and ot this number there are one hundi ed ihoutiuid ihcets per day openly or quietly op posed to Gen Scott's election and triumph. Thobe arc singular and unquestionable facts, nnd we challenge the denial of their mam accuracy, from any quarter Bul how comes the newspaper press of this metropolis to be so entirely reversed from that which it was in 1848 'I he fuel arises from the belief that the great commercial interpsls ot the Kmpire City, and of this republic, more safe in the hands of Gen Pierce, and Democratic administration, than if placed tho influence of Gen Scott, connected with i i a Seward, and the ten dencies of his dangerous abolition policy towards the South II is objected, however, that the a Buren interest, eqmlly fren soil, arid hos tile lo the South, is in favor of Gen Pierce, but we must remember that the free soil tendencies of Martin Van Buren, nnd his partizans, i re not i bul adopted merely for tho nonce" to defeat Gas 1 i a personal feoltnfr towardslnm The Van Buren interest of this city has always been in favor of the gene- rnl commercial nnd i i a i policy of the Democratic pirly, originating in Southern politi cnns But the is very different with Wil IT Seward, started as a politician on ol a i mn-onry, and added to it thai, of i i i i abolitionism, and exery other nm of a dangerous endency, that his i i a camtnl consists of principles in deadly untagoniim to (hi- Union nnd the prosppnty of coinmercnllmternstb ol this great city and this confedi racy Jli-re therefore, we disclose the remarkable facts sho vmg the position of the New York press on the pending Presidential question, and its causes The same feelines and the same C'TUSCS operate on the whole Union, to greater or axtent GUI Taylor commanded much more confidence nmong the ma-ses, nnd eepe i evcitod it 'long the commercial tlnn ever Gen "Scott cm create, supported as In is the violent socialists, abolitionists, and ni'icol rod repliblicuns of the worst type, and of the most destructive pnncip'es and tendencies I hcbe are settled characteristics of the present c-impnign Who can pugn their accura- llcraU 1 Cost of The i is a statement of i avernge expi i a of the several administrations ot the General Government, for the last compiled from the official docu i lickson's administration, Burcii's I a i and Tyler's Polk 3 I'nylor in 1 rillmore's By this account, bavs the New York Post, it appears tint tlie Government cost the people under Iickbon's administration, less than half a bus cost under the a i i a i of Presidents 'I aylor nnd Tillmore, both being pe nods of pence It appears thnt we are mnv in tune of prcif und peace about 000 more fir our government a it cost tin- a i i a i of Mr Van Buren, wlieji the Florida war raging at the South an I 12 000 000 more a it cost under Mr I a i i i Ihegovernment had to bear the normuus expense ot the Mexican of IP 17 $27686805 38 3 486 36 13 43897916 51 00 LIST OF JURORS, A lor September Term and Sessions, 1852 A i a Rufti3 Smith, i Rurnsey, Scely a Nphemiah Bench James Scott. Libsrty Thoimo McCraken, Jos Shfffer, Morris Lewis Tiofja-- II Place i i a Soprr Deerfield-- Willard Middlobury Oliver Hymce Ikookfield-- Sleeper Fjnion II Super rarmmgton glove Redfield Jackson i Charles Shnvc Charleston Mclnroy, Preston Moore Welloboro'-- Wood Win Simmons Maltison A JtROUS Delmar-- 1- Dean, Horighton, Aloore Vine lialihcin ild'ebtiry Henry Stevens, King, i i Warnn, Abram Adams Charleston-- Parker, A Walker, El hot Morns-- James Lewis, Duffy, Child, Scarborough Muldlulown Wm Lawnson, Acltlcy.

Elkland-- Hammonds, Crandall, James Tubbs, Siotmn i a Abnm Green, Wm Squires, Jos VV, Robbms, Philo Green Webster, Jas Dopey, Smith Chatham-- Isaiah Cole, Hoioland BrookGeld-- II Murdock Union-- A Doty, McNitt. Palmer, Ehai Withcy, London Farmington-- Robb, John Vandusen Deerfield Wm A Faulkner Richmond-- Jno Cashes, Gaytord, Iloldcn Ira iionsberry, Thos Jenel, Lamb, Gillet. Tiogn-- E. T. Bently, Jas Hamilton, Vine DC Put, Henry Harden, King Bloss-- A If Gaylord, Welch Covmgton-- J.

Hoagland, C. demons, J. Graict Lawrence S. Rockwell. a Longwell, Gco Tanner, P.

Vanned, Liberty-- Jno Ault, Jas. McVay jr lawrencevillc-- VV VV. Ballard, Wm Ii Covmgton Boro Smith. Games Jno Benn, Marsh, Baud. Westfield-- Pride.

The names in Italic are for second week. VIGILANCE COMMITTEK. The Democratic County Committee met pursuant to public notice at the Hotel of Col JAMES KIMBALL, in WelUboro', on the 10th On motion it was Resolved, Thit the Delegate Elections be held in the several election districts on SATURDAY, the 28th August next, between the hours ot 3 and 6 o'clock, at the places of holding general elections, for the purpote of choosmar two persons to represent each district in the Democratic County Contention Reiolved, That the following named gentlemen act as Committees of Vigilance in their several Election Districts, give public notice of the time and place of holding the same, Bloss--B R. flail, Stratton Brookfield--John VV Bacon. Chatham--Joseph How land, James Cloos.

Charleston--Nelson Whitney, A Ellioh. Clyrrrer--Thoruas Labar, Samuel Swimler Covmgton tp --Chas Videan, A Elliott Cot melon boro'--W Webb Bennett Deerfield--Newbury Cloos, Wm Knox Delrmr--David Heise Eri Wakeman Elkland Barker, Hammond a boro'--John Parkhurst, W. Shoff Farnnngton--Thonms Gee, II House Games--Jared Davis Junes Caraaw Jack on--Samuel Miller, Charles Edsall Knoxville--D, Billings, White. Liberty--Ilcrice Fellows, Conrnd Kohler Lawrence tp --Thurinan Patterson, Austin Iithrop Lawrence boro'--P Damon Ryon Morris--W. Babb i a Campbell Middlebury--Solomon Westbrook, Chas Her rmsrton Richmond--II Sherwood A Wilson Rutland--Benj Lawrence, Harris Soper Sullivan--John Luddington John Fox Shippen--Juhn Mnynard, Philander Ntles.

Tioga--Wm Mitchell, Albmus Hunt. Union--C Spencer, Foster Westfield--Divid 'Moos, Henry Brown a A Kmflln, i i a ftlclntooh Wellrboro'--James Kimbill, John Gray Resolved, That the Demi critic County Con vention be held at Tioga Village, on I A the 3d of September next, to put in nomination candidates for the several cqunty offices also to appoint Senatorial and nngressional con ferrcs, A NILDS, Chairman EDWABD MVYNAHB, Secretary July 10, 1852. Assembly. ARD township, will a cu Ammhly nt iho approaclur gcnoril t'eelion if nominated llio ounly Corvonlinn iy22 tc A LANDJS, of Delmar, will be a cnmli Inie for at the enduing eleclion, if nominntcd by llio Democratic county Convention I ic County JAMES GRAY, I i a township, will be candidate for County Asfcetsor, if nominated llic Dem crntic ConvoniioA Jaickson township i he a candidalc for unty Assessor, sun jrot lo the decision of the Democratic Count Con vennon jy22 ic JAMES HUSTED, of Richmond, announces ihrfl lit 1 bo a cundidato nt Iho October election for Atiesivr, if nominated ihe Democratic County Contention j22-le I I A THOMPSON, of Wellsboro', will be a candidate for County Asseepsor, if nominated by the Dcmocritic pnny of tho cr-unty jv22 ic GEORGE CRIPPEN of Rutland town ship will bo i i fo infy at I Oi tt bcr i if nommaied by llio Democratic county i I-IL County AUSTIN A I I of a i i bo a candulato for County Cnjnmisttontr at the ensuing election subject to rho of the I i i Pnmerition UCCrott MIILLlfiit, ot Jackson town ship, will be a cin' dulo (. at tho October clcclnn if nom i atej by Ihe DLIUO cralic couniyt.

invention BEN) AM IN VANDUSEN, of Chatham township I I In i cindid 1'e lor County Gommimonfr ii i a by iht. Democratic tun jt-2i i Slicriflhlfy. RYON.of Dllvland BoroughTwill ho a ranilida fur the ofhco of blieiiff ullhfi ensiling in October if nominated by the Dem crane Content on 2 1 li A A ot i Borough, i be a candidate for ftftrnjf at ttio on-umg election if nomtrmlfd hy tlio Dpmocralic Cunvenlion winch meets at Fiuga on the 3d of jy2'-tc CHARLES SPENCER, of Union township i candidate for Sheriff nt Ihe ensuing election if nominated by iho Democratic county Con venlion jy 1 1C CHAS HILDRETH, of Delmar, will be a candidate for the uflice of bhcrijf at tho next October election je24 tc OB PRNITING of all descriptions nea.lv and ctpcdinomH executed at tho EAGLE OFFICE A I I WAY, of Charleston, an- nonnci Iliqt he will bo a candidate for Ihe office oi riff if nominated by tl Democratic Convention of ihe com A A SMITH, of Sullivan township, will be i i indld lie fur of 'sheriff if i a byltln Dciiiiicr me county Conveiinon my27-ic ji I7-ic NEW STORK ERIE RAILROAD. PASSENGER TRAINS. I WEST.

I EAST Day I ipress i 30 pm Day Eipreea 12 2B pm i from lling 10 il am Mail from Dunk 6 12 po nr 1 0 1 5 lo dep fi 13 urn Niglil 43 am Night Express, 1 2 0 1 a Accomm jdalion, 4 31 pro Accommodation, 1 19 am I TRAINS a Fr No 1 5 30 pm 2 9 1 2 a Expresp Freight, i 25 am Way I'r No 3 12 nm 4, 1045 pm Fxpress Freight 1 1 5 5 a SHEEP PEXiTS. ASH A I PELTS al the Meat a under the cllsboro Holel hy J5 29 JAt OB TRIM Ml C. Emery's School is lhat tho fall icrm of ibis si liool i commence on Monday August 3Uih, am' connn ic Ive weeks Perms as board may be had in tro lab on pupils is iin to ai 1 retsonablo terms As Ihe ol itcd application must be early mad 111SSIOI1 a2 jy2C-3t To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quarter Sesnaiufor the county of Ttoga The petition of Van RansaleJ Gee respectfully represents that he is desirous of keennm a public house or inn al the stand formerly cupied by Henry Drown, in Wesifisld, anrf respecttully ask your honorable body lo giant him a license for the same. VAN 4 8 A GESK Wp, ihe undersigned citizens of Wpstfu.ld, testify that we are acquainted with Van a lt-r Gee, that he is of good repute (or bonisly anil temperance, and well provided i room and stabling, tor Iho accommodation of strangers and travelers, and thai an i nr (avfrn is necessiry at the stand now by him, and lately occupied by Henry liroivn, for the accommodation of strangers and a ers Olniles Clnso, II. Doot David dose, (5 Kafitman.

0 Henry lironn, l.ihu Craig, Heiij I 2nd, Kinkier Uodgp, Close, Augustus Stieeler, Charles Thos. Leach, Keliz, Win IJ Rich, James A Lprrli, Doty jj29 SALE. 2 9 Match, 1831- The Commi- sionprs ol the several coi nnps aie heipji) niithonzpd to sell all or a part or iris of tlie unseated lands i been purchased lor the use of tiia county, or i ma) hpieifter bp puichaspd I ihe I reisurers ol said ties, in pursiujicp of an Act passed on tin 13ih of Maiutf; 1815, i i An Act In amend an A i i tlio mode of i undated a for ixes, and for othpr pur poses, ihe so purchased havk rp- unredeptned lor fivo ears and iipwanls. 'or the bebl prices a can IIP bbtimcdl Ion the sinie WP, the of 1 log! pouiily in acnordanrie wilh Hie ab ve power, do olfpr I i a at public vri due or outcry, the i tracts ol unseated a on A llip 13ih laj of September al I o'clock, i of ly Ao lOOl 20-iG l')G7 412 I13G 170C 5271 ')!) 975 5045 420J 19G1 443 ISSt 4072 378 2298 203 5083 079 5215 525b (y, iO 213 604 Ino 111 Warrantee I no Uarron, VV. i i i Mtprs lou.rf*fnjt do do i i 434 2904 GO 1100 331 2S2 121 10j 407 20 520 200 1038 302 802 ion 180 510 321 75 1100 1100 a i and Kmery, I'oviugton Wm Lloyd, do 1 homrison, Union.

i P. A i a i Delmar Mtlller, Covmgtun fcisht'r, (james Ci' a Lawience Concrrerration, Liberty. i ishefj Rutland las. ilson, Uclmar. do do Smiih i (owners) Lawrence Congri gallon, i i a I.

Nixon, Ai I i-hpr, Kohl Morn Slou ih, i i i i i i i Fuhir, do Gco Mpad, do Morris. Worm. I i A Lawrence Liberty do IStillivari do i do A A I A CComVs A I i 5 Altpst, A I Ckrk 22J, 1852 jy29-it SfOTSCE HIT PARTITION. In lilt a of he Petition I iihbonc et al I i Mary Knthbono mtermar ru Henry John i i i i Lli7i i i i i ilic a i uoner i Ileyslntn, Susm i i i i i i i Uillibono, i i rmamed i i i bul since do tc ised, i i issue Orseinus Jlithbont i in nor a nc, mm i bom is llitMione, a minor Job Ri'libone mirpr, ind DalLis njinor a i i tint on inquest ill al tlie hou ol Ilcurv Un hhono in i nsh of 1, in county of on i I A September 3d 1S53 -u one click ftl lor tho purpiibC i a ol llie real estate of the 1 ut A EL I I tccTcd tu and nrncmg Ins i and repre stnifUiv 0 il die snrne can be done i prejudice to, or the otliorwise to i mid ippra the birne according to at winch tune and i YOU IT quired iitond lou i proper I bfunff Wollaboro 1 July 20 1852 y4 ACADEMY. I 3 Lewis Darlintr, Ciirtis Parkhurst, ftfrcajah Sielye.

John Ryan, P. Orton TEICIIERS. ORLANDO BENTON, Principal, Instructor in a i nnd Mornl Science, ond Irnnch EDSON ROGURb, Instructor in Latin, Greefc flCs E. GUSHING, Preceptress, Instruc, i I ngl i Miss MARY GCNUNG, Instructress on Piano oi ic nnd Orgnn Course of Stfitly. LAWRiNCEVrtI.3EJ OSWAYO HAUAOAD.

OTICC 19 bcroby given a Stockholders ol the Liwrencevillo and Oswnyo Railrond will meet nt the tord ih Law- i llo, on ihe 24th day of AiigMst IHXI, ibo hours of I iml 4 clock ihe purpose of electing one Pro i- dent nnd Directors to serve ns ilie era of I sard Companj. GUERNSEY. JOHN RYAN, H. A DICKINSON, Iav.rcncevillo July, 2Gih 19j2 jy29 CAUTXOZT. A wife BETSEY has left my bed und board without any jusi cause or provocation, I theretore forbid any person harboring or trusting her on my account as 1 will not pay any debts ol her conlrac'ing after this dale ASA PRESTON Farmmgton uly Hth, 1852 3i Second Class Sjnders tirai and Seu Readers banders mil Pourlli i a a gi jpliy.Sanili.rs Orainnmr and AriU- metio, commenced A A I DEI-inTMF-JT Third ditt Gtognpii, A i i i i Clemcuta ry Philosophy, Cln niiatry, nnd Physiol )gy kiLcond Clatf i A i i Llementary Philosnpli), Chemistry, Plnsiology, Bolany, and Hooh-Kpcpintj I irtl Clait Oavieb Reunion's Algebra, Divica' lejjendre, Uaviei Surveying Oavies A a i a Geometry, IiitclleciuTl and Sloral lilie- loric, trench Lnna and GreeJi TUITION PER TERM PnmiiF-tf Dtxpnrlmcnl Second Class, 51 IirsiClass, 00 Third Chss, 3 00 Se-ond Class, 4 00 iirsl Class, 5 00 I a Music, extra, 8 00 Use of 1 Mrument 2 00 I lie Academic vc-ir la divided into lour terms weeks a cormnem tng res A 1C li, November 15ih I cbruari IClh nnd i 18lh Siudeots received at any lime a and charged oeeordinwlj It 13 earnpsily re thai nil be present at commencemt nl, as tne classes are then termed in 'reference lo ihe i term I A I I 3 --Public I nations II bej held al ihe close of the second and Courih terms i DETI AND COMPOSITION Weekly CKCT cises in lecHmation and Composition are required fcitNMFNT Triic discipline is intended to bje i jel fun aijd nrWeuating, treaiitifr all as i Tird responsible beings All are required lo be present at prayer, and i 1 the open nu and elosing ot school.

Prohne miempcnnee, lounging about Irivernsind groceries, freqnenlmg gambling places, are slnuly forbidden Ko siudenl 13 nllDwed toinltcnd balls or cilillon parties nud reimm in conneeiun with ibe sehool ond as the prnctife of rtiea is opposed to lilt best interests of the sljdent, no one is expected to attend them during Ihe term of school Lnwrenceville Fa July 16 1853 jy22 3m BRAVES' HOTEL, WELLSBORO', TIOGA COUNTY, I NOW OPEN fur the reception of, the tra- velling public This is one of the most Commodious and best located houses Wells- 0 ro', and the proprietors teel confident of giv- satisfaction lo all who may give them a call GRAVES CO. 4 00 500 WXH.I.SBORO' HE next term of tins Institution nil! cnmmenre on the 3d day ol Augut, under Ibe rlinrge of Mr. SAM'L C. HOSPORD, Principal, Miss ISABELLA BIERCE, Preci-plren At which tune I I ha farmed i nccoinmodaiion (if sudi iw wisli to en RQge in feachini: llio cnmine before vtlwMn Lerlurfs wftl occ be dplnpred ort the jectof I enrhuitf nnd ftnrli member ol l)ie Otatit will we required lo lal charpf ol fi pchol niu! hnlf an hour vuih iliein ehch i unf'er Ihe ihion of the Prmcip it ft tho oso ol nrqnir ing a praclical UnoMledpe of Ihe profession Cvery ell irt will he made to ive ihe disciplms Bueli as shall make ihe scholar thorough prncticnl I hero is a Lvrcum eonnecioil win tlio inslitnnon, where the muderii can pracnco debmuijr, dcclama lion nnd eomposiuon BOARD can he obtained nt rn.pocliblo urivate neur iho Academy for gi 50 pcr week FEES PER SESSION. Primary Depnrlment Si 50 Geoprapliy Anihmeiic and English Grammar 2 (10 Higher Ei gli-h Branchei, i Algebra rveTring, Languages, Drawing and Pmijimg, TRUSTEES A LOWREY.

I i A A 'l. I NKHOLS" SAMUEL Dl( KLNbON Jul 22 185t Splendid Sclicuies, August, 1852 A buiccslors to Maury Co Lotteries for the Benefit of the State of Delaware '--40 Prizes of 2.COO Dollar, Class for 1813 --1 be tlrjvvn at Wilmington, (Del on Saturday, Auq; Tth, 18o2 lirilhant Scheme--I priic of 000, 1 of t.2,000, 7 4 0 0 a 4 2 i 163 of 39S, etc S3--Quarters $2 00 rertifienles of pncktg of id li ilr lickcta S140 00 Uo do 2fi i If do 70 00 I'D 20 Qu in. do 3j 00 1 2 prizes of Class 62, for 18 2--To be drawn nt Wiltmngtn (Del.) on Saturday, Aug 14 75 Numbpr Lottery--13. Drawn Billots Grind Genome--1 prueof 0 do of 10,000 1 of ilo of 309 lOoi TOflO etc Tickets 16--Halves 50--Quarters S3 7D- Eighths fll 87A Ccrlilicatos of packages of Whole lieKots Do i 45 Half do do 25 Quarter du Do do 25 Lipluh ilo f.32080' 10 prizes of 10000 Cla-s C8, foi 1852--To be drown at ilmmgton Aug 21st. Thirteen driwn Numbers out of 60 iplen lul Scheme--I prize of $32 080, do 10 001 (ia 5000, of 2000 10 do 1UOO, 10 do 500 elc 'I ickets 30--Quarters jO Cetlificntesof packages of 22 Whole licliola 00 do 22 Hail do jC no i do 22 Quarter lo 2j 00 S63.000' -Sac 000' $15000' SS12000 1 Class for be drawn ut Wi'mingtsn Aug 28th 78 Number Lottery--14 Drawn RiHots, Scheme--1 prize of 000, 1 do 26,100 1 15,000, I do 12000, 1 10477, 5 do 4000 5 do 000 etc Tickets 820-- Halves $-10--Quarters $5-Eighths $2 50 Certificates of packages of 26 Whole tickcla SI20 00 Ro do 26 I i do If, (K) Do do 26 Quarter do 62 G'l Vo do 26 Lighih do 31 25 Kr Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in tho ab sp'endid Lilterios will re i i moel prompt nllontion and an account of eacli draw mg vSill bo sent immediately after it is to nil who order from me Addrcfn BUCKEY, Agent No 43 Mgrket slrect, Wilmington De 1, JQNES'CASH STORE JOHTT R.

JOXTSS, Wellsboro' 1652. I now recemng direct from Nciv York anollicr all descriptions ol (roods adap' clil o-i Ills Immense isaoriTBent of 00 90 CO 00 Fmbrjcm? every vnriety. includm a splendid oi RTCtl DltEab OOODS, al much leas pnce 1 CROCKLRY AND GLASSWARE, Cheaper ih ever tx lore ofierrd in ihis country ol the ven. nnd ne-' of slvle GROCERIES A.ND PROVISIONS. A kepi constnrtlj un hand, ot the poos ble price 5 Keady-iundc cloIJiing, Hats, Caps, liontt cj- Hardware, Natlg.

Paints, Oils, cf-c All ol 'uch i ho sold-lor CiVMU cheaper than at iny other rstabhshnient. Huyrrs ire pirl a i eximinp this extensive assortment nretious lo making pur- chii.cs JOHN JO.YEb A ROF, Agent In Tioga Village, LIDIES" SLPERIOR DRESS GOODS, SILKS, LAWNS, LATEST STYLES GROCERIES, CROCRERV, HARDWARE, OF ALL ass, PaiHts, Oils, Hats, Caps, SHOES, LEATHER, SALT, FLOLR (ila HEAL ESTATE i of an order issued out of the Court JJ ol Cuminon 1'leas of Tioga Ce-nnty i be at public sale or oul crj, at the formerly occupied by Evans Hazard, In the i ol Sullivan, in said county, on I1AY, the I of Aurru-n at 1 o'clock, 'P of said day, the following described lots or parcels of a lo wit One tract of land, contain ing about fifty acres, situated in Sullwan township, in said ofTioira, bounded north by i i a Young. east by Nnah and A.aron Rumisej, south lij i a i i i and west by Jerome Oud- rtorlh, and iboiit thirty acres improved. Also, another Iraet of land situate in Richmond i county aforesaid, con- i i i twftiity-five acres of wild land, bounded bj lot Inrmi rly of ihn a eolith James Cud-vor and west by i i the appurtenances. To be sold as ihe property of Lvans a i a lunatic.

FOX, Committee iianj Hazard July 20th, Jj2i-3t WELLSBORO' AND TIOGA PLANK ROAD OOMP 6.TTS- 1 HlJ subscribers to the increased rapital stoeli ol the Compart) made in February last are hereby notified that, by a resolution of the President atnd Managers, they are required to pay lo the Treasurer, at a second I a of per share on the I ol a third I i of $5 per ahaie on the ISllrof a fourth instalment of $5 per share on 1st oVfAugust and the 5th and last i a of per shire, on the 1st of September. Treas'r. Amonw the provisions of the Act of Assembly i i i i i Road Road the i is published for the in- a i the Stfickholdtrs It any fritotkholder whether original subscriber or after 20 days' 'notico, of the tune and place appointed the pa) ol any i a of ihe capital stock, shall neglect to pay the same for the space of 30 day, a in addition lo tlie payment so cajl- ed for, pay at the rate ol or.e per centum per month." In de ault of any stockholders i i foi the spice of fiO the President and Miua- may i suit for the same together wilh the penalties provided for jelO-12t Those coming to tins village to purchase will tlo well lo i and examine for i oooo GUODB ond Low PMCFS are anj inducement, it bo for llieir advantage lo du so hefuro buying elsewhere SADDLE. BHIDLE, TaXTNK AKD WOULU inform mo a i i a i of lioga county ilial he established a Harness, Saddle, ias and Valice manulaciury in ellsbor)', on the first s'ori of ihe CAOLK ULILDIMSI, on Mam -streei, jhove the Court House, where would be pleas ed a to ail in his line of busiresX (parliculirly lluse aecompmied iho Fancy Brass arjd Gig and Carriage Harness, Brass or Jappanned do Lumbering and Light Draught do. home inanufic ured Stcoi ES, HRIDLFS MAR- TINGAI rs HALTERS 1 I and VALICM of all kinds and sizes on hand and nude lo order A good assortment ol WHIPS, lancv dre Pono, Truiis, Carriage Trimming, Done in ihe a on die shortest no- PRODUCE work at the market price (del vi red, riot after bnt when Hie izork 11 ciMnlfm I it disimcth understoid tint worfc for Rfc.

VVoiilj Primifd ire nncurreni ALLAA.NDCR i Mai l-i, Hji i mv6 HOSSUTH'S COME Wellsborough Tremendous Excitement '--The Peeple Assembling en misyfiat the store of imo at I I us OF IN WKLLSBORO' EXECUTORS Estate of John Adams, deceased. Tcslameniary liaxing been yrmK-d bv tlio i a i ihe Eiiale uf JOHN A I I He of Cliorlesion tJcceiscd to ihe undersigned, residing in slid i All per-ona indebted lo eaicl esiate ore lued 10 a imrncdnie pay mcnt and ib a i dermnils will present ihem for ec ilemcnt 10 liOBT ADAMS, Ei'r Oharlesion, lS5i NOTICE I licreby given lhai an application has l6on a i i Courl of Common Plejs of Tioga co r-y -SV TUBE'S, A TKA.UCH, JAS and oihaw, to -grant a charier of ncor- poranon for religious purposes, to themselves, their associates nnd successors, under the name and sivle ol The i Melhodi't Episcopal Church ol ilie Borough ol Lawrenceville," and if no suffi- ceri reason be Bliown to the contrary, the said Court i decree thai ihey become and be a bodv corporalr DOiNALDSON, Proth'y. July 6ih IS52 HE infirms ihe public and the reat of Almkind ihai he is now receiving at Ilia in Wellsboro' an et'eneive assortment of Siore doods of everi kind. FAMILY GROCERIES' 2, deacr PUOVISIONS of-ali kinds. TLOUU 25 cents lower 4er bjrrcl lhan Ihe Wells- bora Marku Molasses 28 lo cie per gal Stuart's Sjrups, Old English WhecBe, a rare article.

Fish, Uali, Cjps, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Wootlen ind Willow ware, Glass, Nails, Fruits, (irii-d and mck'ed Preserves, Lobster and Oli.es packed in jars, Fresh Tea's of evferj quality by the chest or Door Bi gsv MatU 1 Leghfarn and Palm Leaf Hats, Trench Cotton Batting. A fine lot of lies Fancy Shoes. Gentlemen's Hats htist style A No, a gr, at variety of Paints and Oils, Low Prices and Quick Sales, is my motto BORST VVelliboro', June 4th, 1852 jelO xrew GOODS. TTtTTTHOl'T a pompous and elaborate advert.so- VV nitnt Ihe say to the "pub lie ihdl they aro now receiving direct frorn New A NEW STOCK OF GOODS, onsibtin? of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Boots, Shoes, tthicli they i sell as Chiapas the cheapest. Bemj connected with the Hotel (which is fi'ted jp a cquil lo us location, cannot be surpaased in ihe borough they are enabled to ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.

Hay, Grain, Beef, Pork, Butter, Cheese, Tail- low, Lard, Also, most Uinrls of LUMBLU, delivered at tho'r old stanu in I II CO. Juno I0ih lS5i jejo PROVISIONS, OROOimiES, O. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. A Letters testamentary have been issued by the Register of Tiuga couriuv on tho Fslnle ol REBECCA LOWELL, late ofTioga tounty, deceasedi therefore notice is hereby given lo all persons indebted to said estate lo make immediate payment, nnd those having demands will I present the same authenticated for settlement THOMAS BALDWIN, Ex't Ttoga, July 20 1352 jy23-4t A ANUFACTUREK ot Carnages, Wjgona, Cut ters Sleighs, Wcllbburough, Pa. I NOTICE --All persons indebted to the under signed, by note or book, account, are requested lo maha immediate payment A CUOWL July 20ih.

185i jyZZ-y rpHE subscriber will fccrp tor sate by the quanti- J- ty nnd at retail tlie of Tioea, Pork, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, Beef, Fish, Floor, Dried Fruit, Family Groceries, Ait Corning and Clmira Prices Also Staple DRlT GOOObi Lumbermen and oibers wishing- any- thing in the above line of Goods, will find it lo their interest 10 give us a call, for we'll Bell for REAIY PAT, and consequently cm and will sell lham na cheap as can be harf at any place went of New Ydrk city Will you give us a call and examine our slock and prices, and judge for yourself whether we lell the trullvor not. We think we do qHAS DENISON A Co Tioga, May 17 185J8. TO STOCKS, CRAVATS, ELF adjusting tab and bow Stocks, of black spur jlso Cravats and KossuthjCollar, ve spur a a an a ver ahear received by JOHN JONES.