I r ilK AGITATOR. - PENN A. fnr9 dav Morning, Feb. 16,1860. Greeley lectured at Bath on Mon aDd at M'avcrly on Tuesday evening. Ee tilird lecture of the New Course was de ~i‘\ Tuo£ jay evening, by Jaa. C. Jackson M. D-, Water Cure. Subject: “Health, its a ”11 restoration." t lecture of tho Course will be delivered on *f f gening the 21th inst., by Prof. H: C. Johns, known to tho public by bia lecture *, ht} Teachers’ Institute. '-»Xbe Xew'York Herald of the 10th Inst., con- dispatch that Mr, Hcon Young fi ppyi u t c J by Mr. Marston, the ne.w Door a -,f the House of lleprescntatifea at ‘Washing ’ the office of Superintendent of Pablio Douu , We sincerely congratulate the boss on his 5 * ”luck e i ,lv^lo attention to bia letter to be ,j in another page of this paper. * 1859, Mr. J, Jones started from 1 a .uih. Schr.iska, for Pike's Peak, leaving his •>jni f.uuilv provided for. In October following >urne .i, and during & temporary absence from ' li > wile doped with a man named PniLi.ii* P. 'lrfi'-'i whom Mr. Jones Ijad left at bis home, jj C v& 3 at Pike’s Peak, j They took with them ’ [, u .bami’= money, valuaty® movables, add two k ’,., er leaving one child behind. day passed without any unusual -T.' ent sa'C in the regions of the Post *. \? on appropriate accompaniment to the hon- J a r wi noticed in tho street a happy looking t pwessiuii, in the rear carriage of which we oh i : ] Q -nnling phiz of our worthy cotemporary.— Charley «ill not regard his position in the train mauipici-ms omen, for remember the Book says : ?,.,f thnll he first." Hu'L or Thieves.— i-Tbreo men, by .t’ Ini Pwttcr, Chas. Lewis, and Merrxt Cbnpel -tw wi,v loads of hay to the Sinncmahoning —a Putter county, were arrested on charges of ~ 3 - ami passing counterfeit money and committed ~ f - 52 (Vudcrsport. Potter is a resident of Corner countv, Lewis of York State, and Cbnpel Uvea .• k-tn township. Potter county. Chapel has been in f'jij county several times, but always escaped M’ some mean-*, and several years ago be broke •f ;.ul in Coadersnort, A voung lad named Henry C. Turner—who , v .-i v arrived iu Elmira from London, England— in make inqutrios'as to the whereabouts of his : _]u>ny Turner. On the 12th day of December t:,e lad received a letter from his father—cnclOs .;.*■!—-latel Elmira, Nov. 3d, and desiring him to ax* In way to this-place as s-oen as possible. Ac -inirlv be «ct sail the following day. and landed at Liardeii, Dec. 25tfa. By dint of persovcrence -ilt Tu*y on to Klmira, and commenced search father. His father is a machinist by trade, j -.-rr'iaT uxor forty yours of age. Neighboring l-rt-.urs i' l ll confer a favor by giving-the above j. f .Air. information concerning bis whereabouts ..'lb? =cr.t to till* office.— Elmira Free*. ■ st kkdimjs.—The following bills were re r.;l lv the (iraud Jury ; usionwcaUh vs. William R. Elder, charged with •rg a tippling house. True till. -ii oiweakh vs. John Washburn, charged with •i; ’ and battery. True bill, nciunwealih vs. Goo. Van Gordcr, charged with rekebier. True bill. iinaucaUh vs. W. P. Christian, charged with True bill. jumnwc.illh vs. Eli Bartlett, charged with lar r Dill returned ignoramus. rconwcalth vs. Geo. Van Gorder, charged with •.T. Into bill. 7:e (iraud Jury were discharged on Thursday af- '''•Ala special meeting of the Philharmonic So * ."Wcll.-huro, held Feb. 9lb, the following rcso . :> were adopted; t ; That the wee-k ju.=t spent under the ■vkon at Prof. J. S. Barber, was one of the rich ni in-jit p-ofi tabic musical treats ever experienced A:?'K’iauon. ; i‘ .. That the Association hereby express : rititu'io fur the kind patronage of th 6 people of ■ •• -vro an-l vi-dnity in their presence at the enter it "non by the Club. That wo believe it 5s for the iuterest .pie uf Wdlshoro and vicinity to sustain rau - -•'•i.ciatir-iiß, because wc believe the science of • 'rli-n properly understood—exerts a salutary •c:“ di-.jR the cominunuy in all tuc relations of ; That wc recognize in Prof. J. S. Bar -'■iT whose skillful direction the Club has been i cast week, a gentleman and a man thoroughly ■- :a the science of music, and bis conduct and of teaching while with us has been such as to if *3 the members high considerations of respect ’ ~n. and we cordially commend him to the ‘a« a gentleman eminently qualified to conduct -finals and Conventions. '' "’run, Pi c*'t. R. R. Austin*, Secy. Book Notices. >,!ac tziyEl—The numbers for January i‘ cf ihia favorite are - our table. "We ‘ praised U that we deem it useless to say that it sustains its character as one of the S ‘tropran Magazines. r Mtii(.cKFR Maili/ink.—The February num- Magazine is truly an excellent one.— • i <“s arc all of the first class, and one—*‘A Day letter office,” unusually interesting. or Wit and Iluinorin Paragraphs; •‘•U‘cr uf the Louisville Journal, pp 300. Derby A Jackson, 119 Nassau it. N, Y. j ' lr e received the above book from the publish - fiabraces many hundred? of Prentice's witti- Ocorgc it ar original wit, and never fails to ’ 1 down. The book is well printed. - Atlimic Monthly fur February contains: , l ' * k ' idu, M. W. Story; Amber Gods, (concluded) -*■ *ttt K, Prescott of Ncwburyport; The Poet’s V.. D. Howells; The Memorial of A. B-, Muffin, by Rose Terry: Some Account of 'i' Marian James, London : Tho Truce of .i.J”;* 13 ' I'}’ J- G. Whittier; The Maroons of Ja- W. Higginson; The Professors Story, ■r.s>l Ih'lmo?; Mexico, by C. C. Hazewell. ; , ce »AE El Jf HOTEL. v ‘‘/; ary lycomixo cousry, pa. -'■•use ha? Ucn lately refitted and opened for • '*‘-o;,i,nr,n >i *i o:i 0 f i_j 10 public. Located at a • leaving every alternate day for cr "cy bhorc, connectfng with car* on h- K. north and S. A E. R. R. on the south, busied on tho Cedar Run Gang Mill ‘-i.v and convenient landing for rafts in the ~c , i , ’ 1, (t ood pons arc finnly set on the left ,r Jl -' c ‘“'h is free from obstructions. Hav- a -*u*ally engaged in the river business for . 4.>>\\ e f ee j confident wo can anticipate tho • of this trade, and will cudcav i.^ e j table, bar, chambers and stables i*j * attentively watched and well supplied. °3, and we will part with you sure to see 'r. „ D. A. FISH, Proprietor. I Id, ISCO. w t- w'- : Hay. k)’ thn subscriber a quantity of Hay— oa the-farm in Richmond, formerly oo v. c duller, seven miles from Wellaboro. near the farm. Enquire of . l * iC a M cllsboro Pa. Price, $8 SO per H. 11. DENT, Feb. 16. IS6O. Ot* ! Mn donation Visit. 1 •». <, a Initiation, for the benefit of Rev. dt at St° n J Fork, ou , ’ -•>. aUcrnoon and eveniug. A general •' ‘i’c-ucj, statement Of the Receipts and Expenditures at the Treas ury °f Tioga County for the year 1859. RECEIPTS. Rec'd from Collectors of Seated Tax, $12044 04 on seated lands returned to Com’rs. 17 38 u “ redemption of seated lands 41 38 ** “ judgments and notes 362 18 “ u sale of office doors 6 00 $12469 98 . EXPENDITURES. Amount paid D. G. Stevens, late Com'er $ll5 00 “ John James 117 4-4 “ L. D. Seeley 209 80 AUDITORS. Paid C, F. Veil and others for the vear '5B $92 SI ‘‘ T ‘‘ “ '59 C 2 37 * J. Emery, auditing ac'ct of Prolh'ry dc 24 00 commissioner's COUNSEL Paid James Lowrey “ Jno. W. Guernsey s7s 00 Paid Commissioner's Cleric, A. J. Sofield $5OO 00 “ Traverse Jurors, O. B. Lowell & others $2713 60 “ Grand Jurors, C. A. Clark and others $722 00 “ Constables and Tip Staves, D. B. Clos- son and others $393 27 “ Crier, T. P. Wingate, $llB 00 “ Justices, Ly/nan Beach and others 74 66 “ Assessors, Alonzo Lee and others 425 50 “ Printing, Hugh Young «t R. Jenkins ,93 90 (( Elections, David Hereford and others 1035 23 “ Commonwealth Costs, C. F.Veiid others 1021 02 2scw Bridges. Joseph Weaver, at Long Run 25 00 “ John Howland ** Knoxvillo 750 00 C. F. Miller u Doughty’s Mill 400 00 51175 00 District Attorney. “ B. B. Strang “ llenrv Allen Bounty on Wild Cats, {t Thos. Videon and others Bridge Repairs. '* John A. Smith, at Beecher’s Island, 32 00 “ S. B. Hathaway, Berry’s Bridge, Tibga, 25 00 J. Armstrong et al Westbrook bridge, in Middlebury 4t 75 “ Amos Bixby, at Lamb’s Creek 240 70 * f Uco. Gaylord and E J Bosworth, at Bloss. *145 50 Clark Slossou et al at Lawrcncevillo 5C 06 u Silas Allis, at Elk Run 70 00 i( C. Crandall, at Beecher’s Island 10,00 John Tubbs, at Osceola 171 00 ’• H. Campbell, at Blackwell’s 73 50 5374 56 Court House and Jail Repairs, “ If. S. Cook and others * 202 04 , Prisoners. ' “ Johii Mathers, for hoard Ac. 100 28 '• S. I. Power 801 07 “ '* for carrying prisoners to Penitentiary 324 13 u U. H. Archer, for Medical attendance 1100 “ W. W. Webb •• “ 1 00 “ Nelson Packer u “ 1 00 “ Pennsylvania State Lunatic Hospital 202 01 sl4 tO 4‘J Stationery. “ Andrus Gauntlet A Co., and others 52 07 Incidental. <( Jno. James et al for distributing dup. Ac. 54 98 “ F. Smith, express charge on blank books, 75 u J. F. Donaldson, *• '* 3 50 - -$59 23 Sheriff's Fees . S. I. Power 90 20 Merchandise. u C. A J. L. Robinson, and others, 57 6S Fences. u G.S.Cook Damage io Improvements, r \ Paid Paid f Samuel Sykes slo\oo Samuel Hazlett $3O 00 Isaac Lownsbury 50 UQ Geo. W. Phelps 10 00 Royal Havens f\ 10 00 D. F. Gardner 400 Solomon Smith 10 00 S. S. Rumscy 20 00 Erastus Niles 25 00 Hurvcy Cleavcland 35 00 IF. Fellows 500 W. AW. J. French 20 00 Daniel Williams 500 M. A Wm. French 26 00 Total $299 00 Money Refunded * Paid S. S. Johnson *• Jacob Hartman “ 11. S. Horton H. Wihuot' 13 46 •• J. F. Donaldson 22 I_t Anson Holmes . -3 15 - Pheln? Dodge A Co. 22 48 s7l it Clerk of Sessions, John F. Donaldson, SGBO 90 “ Prothouotary, J. F. Donaldson 39 58 “ Pottage, I. h. Richards 348 Coroner's Inquests. 11 Z. Mallory and others, body of unknown child - - - - $l5 8? “ Joel Rose, body of John Smith. 17 02 u L. P. Hoyt “ William Ilowo 1187 “ I. M. Bodine “ Juo. Mahony 14 24 Jno. James, t< Jno. O’Dea 13 4S s72 48 u Agricultural Societies, Tioga County Ag ricultural Society $lOO 00 " Wood House repairs, H. S. Cook ct ah, 2 50 Rond views, Henry Allen and others 671 50 “ Bridge Views, D. due as per Auditor's settlement for year 1857 845 91 u Treasurer’s Commission, O. F. Taylor, on $14268,02 at 3 per cent 428 06 D. It. STEVENS, Commissioner in account with Ti oga County I>R. To County Orders $ll5 00 Balance duo accountant 15 25 sl3o 25 Balance duo accountant January 1859 $ll 67 By fifty-five days service at $2 per day 110 00 •• 113 miles direct travel 858 i $l3O 25 L. D. SEELEY, Commissioner, in account with Tioga County DR* To County Orders $209 80 Balance due accountant p 7 CK. . Balance due accountant, January 1850 s4fi 80 By 70 days services, at $2 per day 158 00 •• 510 mile* travel ' 32 40 5237 20 JOHN JAMES, Commissioner, in ac’cl with Tioga County To County Orders Balance due County, 1853 •* •* accountant! By C 8 days service-- at $2 per day $136 00 •• 272 miles travel 1 16 32 sls2 32 AMOS BIXBY, Commissioner, in ac*ct with Tioga County DR. Balance duo accountant fc-H 60 CR. By 10 days services, at $2 per day $3B 00 <• 60 miles tra;cl 3 ®o’ sll 60 Tioga CoKnfy, SS, *We, the Commissioners of Tioga County, do here by certify that the foregoing is a correct statement of the matters therein set forth. In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands this 30th day of Jan uary, iB6O * JOHN JAMES ] L. D. SEELEY > Comm’ert AMOS BIXBY j Attest, A. J. SOFIELD, Clerk. O. F. TAYLOR, Treasurer of Tioga. County, in a|t. with said county from January I3th, 1859, to Jafa. 10th, 1860 I>R- To amount of outstanding tux fur 1850, $l3B 82 <. “ u 1861, 11 47 .. « “ 1852, 129 82 .. « “ 1854, 9 53 u •* 'j 1856, 53 74 .. - « “ 1857, 734 86 u n •* 1858, 2107 93 " Seated tax assessed 1859, 12981 58 Rac’d on seated lands returned, 17 38 Redemption of seated lands 41 38 “ Judgments and notes ld THE TIOGA COUNTY AGITATOR. ! “ Sale of office door*, Balance duo accountant By judgment set aside by order of Court, ' $l3B 82 “ vs. Brooks ct al (proceed’* stay’d) 11*47 “ Abatements on tax for tbe year 1852, 3 01 “ Judgments va. Inscho and Cook 126 81 “ Outstanding tax for year 1854, 9 53 “ Abatement on tax for the year 1856, 40 50 “ Commission allowed Collectors “ 784 “ Abatements for tbe year 1357, 43 II u Commission allowed Collectors •* 33 64 “ .Outstanding tax “ 620 02 “ Abatement for the year 185 S, 468 69 “ Commission allowed Collectors “ 380 07 “ Outstanding tax for the year “ 49 9^ “ Abatements for the year 1859, 962 96 " Conimission allowed' Collectors “ ■ 307 71 ** Outstanding tajc for the year <• 914 60 “ Commissioner's receipt for orders cancelled Sept. 15th, 1859 7332 01 “ Receipts for orders cancelled Jan. 6, ’CO, 6731 43 “ Amount paid Auditors for ISSS 92 81 tl if paid Auditors for 1859 62 37 “ Commission on $14268,62 at 3 per cent 428 06 $442 21 $179 18 $37 50 37 50 Wo, the undersigned Auditors of Tioga County, having audited, adjusted and settled the above account of O. F. Taylor, Treasurer of said County, with said County, do certify, that wo find a balance duo said ac countant, by the County, of two thousand two hund red and twenty-six dollars and severity cents. Wit ness our bands this 10th day of January, A. I),. ISCO. W. A. DOUGLASS) JAS. I. JACKSON [• Auditors • CiIAS. F. VEIL? J Admin Utraior’s Notice. LETTERS of Administration having been granted to the undersigned on the estate of Eli Gitchell, late of Sullivan, dec'cl, all psrsous indebted to said es tate are requested to make immediate payment ajad tnose having claims against the sumo will present them to F. W. GITCHELL, Adm'r. Feb. 16, 1560.* Admiuisti'uloi’s Notice. 272 00 84 00 5326 00 LETTERS of Administration having been grunted to the undersigned upon the estate of LEVI HARDY, late of Delmur/dec'd., all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment and those having claims against the same will present them to JOHN B. HARDY f RUSSEL LAWTON d Admrs Delronr, Jan. 25. ISflO, » \ | $5 25 GREAT KEDVCTION: PICTURES EOR 25 CENTS. Good pictures eor 25 cents AT WOOD'S ROOMS. Good picttres for 25 cents AT WOOD'S ROOMS. Good pictures for 25 cents AT WOOD’S ROOMS. Good pictures for 25 cents AT WOOD’S ROOMS. All the Newest Styles of Pictures AT THE LOWEST CITY PRICES. Mr. Wood has taken Rooms over Win. Roberts’ Tin Shop, and as he is confident of his ability to produce a good picture, would invite his friends to call. All styles of pictures will bo taken, and a good one war ranted, as be has spared no expense to become thor oughly posted in the art. Rooms open for a few days only. Those tv lair ing pictures will please call soon. Wellsboro, Feb. 2, ISCU. 11. H. WOOD. The Great English Remedy. Sm Jamls Cl vase's Cslhiiutkd Fkmvle Pills.—- Prepared rom a prescription of Sir J. Clarlc, M. J)., IVn/u'dau J-.'rh a ordinary to the Qncnt. —This well known medicine is no im position, bur a Mire ami safe remedy for I'emalc Difficulties and Obstructions from any causes whatever; and although a powerful remedy they contain nothing hurtful n; their con Btitution. 147 GO To Marries Lames it is peculiarly suited. It will in a short time, bring on the monthU period with regularity.— These Pills have never been known to fail where the direc tions on tho 2d page of the pamphlet are well observed. For full particulars get a pamphlet, free, of the agent. N. B.—sl and 0 postage stamps enclosed to any authoiized agent, will insure a bottle, containing over oU pills, by re turn mail. For side by John A. Tiny, Well-thorn; Jf. H. Borden, Tioga; C. W. Nesbitt, Mansfield ; O. W. Miller, Lawrence* die: J. & J. G. Paikhurst, Ellcland ; A. ii J. Dcarn.an, KutTxville; and diaries Goodspeed, Westfield. f.lan. 27. IS.'/J. ly.] IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. SR. CHEESBMAN’S PILLS, 1 20 3 01 PRZ?A!u.D cr conxsura l. cnrssr.?ivx, m. i>. The combination of Ingredients iu these Pills arc tho re sult of a lung ami cxten-dvc praetici. They are miM in their apcr.ttion, ami certain in l'aiulul Menstruations, removing all chaticcjiuns, whether Irum cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side, palpitation of tbo heart, dialurbcJ sleep. w hich arl-e fi <-m inti iruption of miiui o TO MARRIED LADIES. Dr CheoKcman’s Tills are invaluable, as they will bring on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have bu-u disappointed m the u'-e of other Tills, can place the utmost confidence in Dr. ChcescmaiTs Tills doing all that thev repie bent to do. * NOTICE. They should not be used during Pregnancy, as a mis-car-’ riago wonld certainly -esuH thcrelrom. Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything Injn rious to life or health. Explicit directions, which should be read, accompany em.li box. Piice $l. Sent b\ mail mi •:« closing $1 to the General Agent. Sold by one Dniegi&t in every town iu the United States, It. 11. HUTCHINGS, General Agent for the United States, 10T» Chambers Street, New Yolk. To whom all wholesale ordei ? should ho addressed. Sold by John A. Roy Wvllsboio. Pa, and by i*:alt A Hill Owego, N. Y. [April 28. JBf*9. HI Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. • IK VIEW of the fact that every member of tbo human finally Is more or less subjected to soma complaint, be sides innumerable other conditions in life, which, by the assistance of a little knowledge or exercise of common suiu I .' they may bo able so to regulate their habits of diet, and with the assistant© of a good tonic, get ure permanent ht alth. In order to accomplish this desired object the trno course to pnrsuo is certainly that Which will produce a natural state of things at the least hazard of vital strength and life; lor this end Dr, Hostetler has introduced to tins country a prep aration bearing his name, which ut this day is not anew medicine, bnt one that hos boon tried for yoais. giving satis faction to all who ha\ o used it. The' Bitters operate power fully upyn tha stomach, bowels and liver, restoring them to a healthy and vigorous action, and thus by the simple pio ceas of strengthening nalme, enable the system to triumph over disease. $15720 66 Foi the cure of Dyspepsia Indigestion, Nausea, Flatulency. Loss of Appetite, or unv Billions Complaints, arising Ircmi a morbid inaction of the&ttnmch or Bowels.prodncingCr.imps. Dysentery, Colic, Cholera limbus, Ac., these Bitters hate nut an equal. Diarrhoea, Dysentery or Flux, so generally contracted by new settlers, and caused principally hy the range of water and diet, will be sbeedily regulated by a brief «-,«* of thin preparation. Dyspepsia. a disease which is probably more prevalent when taken in all Its various forms, thannny other, the cause ol which may always he attributed to dgninge ments of the digestive organ-*, can bo cured without fail by using nOSTKTTEII’S .STOMACH BITTEUK..W per directions gn the bottle. Fortlmdisc.n-o every physician will recom mend Bitter# of some kind, then why not use au article to bo infallible? Every country have their Bitters os a prevent ative of disease and strengthening of the system in general, and among them All there is not to bo found a heulthiv peo ple than the Gormans, from whom this preparation emana ted, based upon scientific experiment-- winch have tended to advance the destiny ol this great preparation tu tho medical scale of science. SU7 44 9 64 25 24 sls2 32 ' FfTERASD Acce.—This trying: and prr>\ olcingdisease, which fastecs its relentless grasp cm the bcnly of man. reducing him to a mere shadow in a short space of time, and rendering him physically and meptully useless, cue ho defeated and driven from the body by the use of lIOSTETTEIUS RE NOWNED bITTEUS. Farther, any of the above stated die ted diseases cannot ho contracU-d when exposed to any ordi nary conditions iiroduci'ng them, if the bitters are u-ed as ptr directions. And as it neither creates ti.iuaea, nor offends thd palatt, and rendering unnecessary any ebaugo of died or interruption to usual pursuits, but pi omotes sound sleep and healthy digestion, the complaint Is thus removed as speedily os }s consistent with the production of a thorough and per manent cure. Foe Pebsoxe nt Advanced Years who are suffering from an enfeebled constitution and infirm body, these bitters arc in valuable as a restorative of strength and vigor, and needs only to be tried to be appreciated- And to a mother while uvrsing. these Bittern are indispensable, especially where the mother’s nourishment is inadequate to the demands of the child, consequently her strength mast yield, and here it is where a good tonic, such as Hostetler's Stomach bitters, is needed to impart temporary strength and vigor to the sys tem. Ladies should by all means try this remedy for all ca ses of debility, and before so doing, ask your physician who, if he is acquainted with the virtue of the bitters, will recom mend their use in all cases of weakness. CAUTION. —Wo cairuon tho public against using any of tho many imitations or counterfeits, but ask for Hostet ter’s Celebrated Stomach Hitters, and ecc that each bottle has tho words “Dr. J. Iloatetter’s Stomach Bitters” blown on the sido of tho bottle, and stamped on tho mt-tabic cap covering the oork, and observe that our autograph signature is on the label. Prepared and sold by UOTETTER. £ SMITH, Pitts burgh, Pa., and sold by all Druggists, Orocera and dealers generally throughout the United States, Canada, South Amer ica and Germany. AGENTS.—-John A. Boy, Wellaboro. J. i J. G. Park hnret, Etkland. A. £J. Deman, Knoxville. M. W. Staple*! Osceola. Charles Qoodspeed, Westfield, betdev £ Logg. Nel son. A. Hunpbrev. 11. 11. Borden, John IU-imgton, Tioga* CurM* ParVhur?*, Wm J. Htiicr; t.awj-tncevjlU, 0. R. £hef for. T.ll ertv. !h. 5 00 518320 39" slBB2o 39 Special Notices. NEW YORK CITV. O. BULLARD -Takes this opportunity of announcing that he has fit- formerly occupied by G.Lamb, and is now receiving-an^entirely N E W S^OICK His stock consist* In part of Fork and Flour , -S-U-G-A-R-S Refined, Crushed, Granulated, Powdered, Muscovado. Pork, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Fish, Oil, Coffee, Tobacco—Smoking A Chewin';, Snuff, Soap, Molasses—Maple & Sugar nouso. Soap. WnnnPlV IlflDr Palls » Brooms, Baskets uUUUmi Vljlurj Bird Cage., Wheel Bar, rows, Willow Wagons, Clothes Pins, Clothes Baskets, Wooden Pails, Ac. Altogether the best assortment of Willow and Wooden Ware ever brought into Wells boro! ~ 1 Whitewash Brushes, Blacking Brush- DUUIIUEid cs, Shoo Brushes, Clothes Brushes Horse Brushes, Tooth Brushes, YANKEE NOTIONS KmMs and Pocket Combs, made of Ivory, tlutta Percha, and Bone, Penholder?, Pencil?, Pens, Pencil Sharpeners, Slato and Lead Pencils, Jews Harps, Toothing Rings, Chess Dominoes, Rubber Balls, Yauke© Soap, Pipes, Sealing Wax, Inkstands, Marsviles and Linen Collars, Cap and Letter Paper, Envelopes, Ac.. Ac. "|AT) TTT'TC Oranges, Lemons, Apples, JL? ty. U J_ J_ O • Figs, Prunes, Currants Rat ios, Cherries. ■VJ Of all kinds. Also Mustard, Ghcr- JL i U ± O kins, Rickies, Candies. Citruu Brai' died FiuiU, «tock. C:i’l at the uld stand of M. NI. CONVERSE. WidMuvo. Nov. 3. I*so. _ __ IMPORTANT NATIONAL* WORKS. ’ pi nv n. .uti.ktov a cu, 346 & 340 Broadway, New York. THE fullowiiqt.v.uika .ire "Tt to Sub- ribe-«s in any part uf ihi» cuuirfTv. lupun leeupt uf n’tail piicc,) by mt.il or txp.es-, Jili'piud: The New American Cyclopedia. A popular DKtiunar.v uf Geeeial Knowledge, Lanea by George Ripley mid Charles A, Dana. rnded by a numemu- •*‘.'i« , et carps of wri te; s in all brincli* * uf science, A:*t. and Literatim*. This wmk is being published in about To large octavo volume*, each containing 7 fa) iwu-column page-*. VoU I, 11, Hi, IV, A Ware now ie.id>, «*ac*h containing near C.TiOO original ar ticle*. An additional volume will be published oncixin about three mom I.?. Price, in Cloth. sl*; Sheep. Half Morocco, $4; Half Ku'-m.i. s4>) each. The New American Cyclopedia is popular w itho-.it being superficial, lea* tied. Put not pedantic, tompn-beiw'c but suf ficiently detailed, fi ec fi trm persuii.il puple and paitypnju due. fresh and yet acem.ue. It w a conipli-W Btftb**«ent of all that is known upon every Ititpmt.urt topic within the scope of hnman Intelligence. E\eiy imp* rtant article mit has been .-pecir.llv wiicteu lor its page# by. men who are au thorities upon the topics of which they sp*nk. They arc re quired to bring tho subject up to the present moment; to state jn-t how it stands u-ae. All the statistic d information i*. from the latest report-*: tho geograph'-vd ac-onuls k-vp pace with the latest explorations; historical matter-- include tho hole i-t ju.-l Mown; the biographical ie-tu.es not only speak ol the dead but of the Ihing. It i- a hbiary of ipsolt. ABRIDGMENT UP THE DEBATES OK CONGRESS.— Being a Political Hi-dory of the rn.red Mule-., ftom the or ganization of the first Federal Congre--* in 1759 to Ed ited and compiled b> Hon. Thomas U, Uc-utmi, from the of ficial Records of Congres-*. Tho work will be completed in I.T royal octaso \olnmes of Tod pages each, 11 of winch are imwieady. An additional volume will bo is-oted once in thicc mouths. A WAV OK IT-OCVUINO llii. 4’VCLUV CEIU \ OH DTOATF?. Form u club of four, and remit the pneeot four books, and five copies will be sent at the remitter o expense for car. ridge: or for ten subscribers, eleven copi** & will be sent at eur expemo for carriage. I TO AGENTS. No other works will so liberally reward tho oxcjtlons of Agents. An Aornt W\Nru>ln this County. Terms made know a on application to the Publi-heis. [Ang. B, ’sb. Great Mar gains TO BE 31 A I> E . YOU will find WIUGIIT in M. Bullard & Co’s old Store, whore he is selling FLOUR, / rur.iu / MILVL, j BRAN Ac., cheaper than at any other pla£c in town. TO EEiWBEikMEUf. t can furnish Lumbermen with Flour at a figure to suit the times. Teed for almost nothing and all ac cordingty. 'T-tr- Will pay*cash for Oats. Kve and Torn. i'KED. K. WRIGHT. WeiUhoro, Doc. 8, l^oO, “VTOTlCE.—Ebenezer G. Smith of V.’ftlfielrl town- Xl| ship has applied to the County Court of Tioga Co., Pa.,jio keep an inn or tavern in said township.— A hearing upon his application will bo hail at Feb y Sessions next, and license grunted unless sufficient cause ho shown to the contrary. The following named pcr.-onalmte also tiled their petitions with me to keep an Inn or Tavern in the following places C ? Whitieinote. Covington townahip Ec:j..:uin L.are,Oainei J. F. BOXAI.DSOM, Clerk. Jan. 12. 18.i9. Administrators Notice. LETTERS of Administration having been granted to the undersigned on the es-tatc of Jacob Duryoa, late of Del mar, doc'd., all persona indebted to said es tate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same to present them to HIRAM KIMBALL.) . SILAS JOHNSON, ; - ia “> r " lielniar, Jan. 12. I Soil. - ' Buffalo Retina. \FEIV BALES Kn, 1. Bober fer sole vorv cheap a; I V,.,. IT] ' V.- A. Bo£ i 105. C. G. OSGOOD, Is now filling his Store from Top to Bottom, with a very desirable STOCK OF GOODS, AND SUITED TO THIS MARKET. They were selected with care and with duo regard to Style, Quality, db Price. And will be Offered at as will bring about QUICK SALES. THE DRY GOODS Department is pull, And wo will not enumerate artidest THE STOCK OF J is large, and any person can be Suited. GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING * GOODS. HATS & TAPS. BOOTS & SHOES Hard W are. CROCKERY. IRON, STEEL, & NAILS. FLOUR FORK F 3 S H (ajßa&ossiaajß© And in short we shall try and keep nearly, every thing from the smallest article needed by the hJdie-* up tu an outfit fora lumberman’s camp. THOMAS HARDEN begs leave to inform tho public that he is now rccciv- 1 ing an ' i EXTENSIVE STOCK OP j JkIERGH AN DISH, which he offers at prices that will be found worthy of the attention of close purenasers. This slock consists in n.irt of . s ti a w l s of mostly all descriptions aud at ALL PRICES. DRESS GOODS, An Extensive Arsorttnor.t of'Dross ‘Rods of Nar and Rich Styles Qualities, never before Introduced in ibjs pla:v, and at evtieme ly low prices. , An endless variety of *,; embroideries, Rnihoxs. laces, d DRESS TRIM MIXON, EEOADCILOTUS, CASSSHERES & vus-a'iiVGs. ALSO A COMPLETK ASSORTMENT OF READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & DAPS, CROCKERY & HiSS WARE, and many >thor things too numerous to mention. Again wo would invite purchasers to call aud see the Goods and compare prices. | Wellsboro, Jan. 2fi, ’OO. * THUS. HARDEN'. ERIE P OUNDRY 1 - AXD MACHINE SHOP, couxixo, x.;y. Jeffrey, Rogers & Co. Proprietors. MAXCPACTUin-jUS or Steam Kngines, * Boilers, Morticmhg ami Tenoning Maehino-*, Mill Gearing . and Machinery, Plain and Ornamental lion Window Paps, Sills and ('a lings, Door Cups, and all Linda of Iron and Brass Cartings. Also Manufacturer? on a LARtjK SCALE of Jcflrey’s Cclcbratcl IJonble Acting FORCE PUMP. The best in use for all ordinary purpose? and con taining with the other qualified that of a .-uperior Eire Engine. ALSO—Manufacturers of the celebrated “HawUhis Shingle Milla"—the best now iu ii- c . Orders solicited by letter or otherwi-e. ■ *j JEFFERY. IHMJEIIS A CO. Corning, X. Y.. Xuv. It), 1559. )y. ’ PXATST Eiur~ The Fiivmciti of Tioga County FEED OXLVIIE TOLD THA T A LARGE QL'AXTITT OF THIS ''SUPERIOR AR TICLE. RECOMMENDED BY GREELEY Is ready for th'im at the MANsrSELD FtASTER It re«|imt> no p’..filiug to produce a 'Turn." aii.l i. “old ut til.' 1-jv print* of £>13,00 PKU TON. Mansfield, Jan. _ A 3. IrJU AtSuiiiii»li'nl«r!s Soii-'c, LT'TTITKS Ul' AdiuinK-traiiou were granted to the tuufcrbignwl, this d,»y, on the estate of .S'oah Uumsey, of Sullivan, deu’d,: all persons Indebted to said estate arc requested to settlo immediut«dv, and those having claims v.UI present llivu duly authcntica ctd for settlement, SA LI,Y A. UU MSEY, Adtar'x. dan, 10, 18U0. I'.VT. GITCiIIIf,L/ Adm'r. PEDLEIRiS will find it to advantage to call at Roy's Drug Store, as he has just received a largo stlpply of Essential Oils and FSfeu.-cs of all Uudj •■•in.U he is Scllkg vcr. oUjj- fur ca ; h.* NEW FlfiM! NEW STORE!! NEW GOODS! The Empire Store, having boon closed for a short time for the purpose oa being Enlarged &, Repaired. is now completed and the N"ew Finn of J. R. BOWEN & CO., have taken possession and ro-Sllcd it, with' the LARGEST, BEST, DRY GOODS, CLOTIJIXG, BOOTS & SHOES, CROCKERY, GROCERIES. HOLLOW WARE, HOLLOW-WARE. FORK & FLOCK, FORK & FLOCK* &C., &C., &Q.y ever offered to the people of Tioga countv, ami being thankful for past favors, respectfully invite the public to cull and see our Xew Goods, which we will sell aa cheap aa bought nt any other place in this > i cinity. AVc will take in exchange for Goods, Oats, Corn, Buckwheat, Beans. Rye, Bariev, Grass Seed, Butter. Pork, Lard, Tallow, Beeswax, Paper Pa^ and CASH, for all which wo will pay the highcr-t mar- ket prices. Particular attention is called to cash pur chasers. You will hud it to your' ulvantagc to call and soc us before you buv elsewhere; Goods shownJrcc, and sold thcap“at the EMPIRE STORE of ' J. R. BOWEN & CO. .T. K. EOWEX. M. DULLARD. A. HOWLAND, REVOLUTIONS ■TTriIETIIER ’"n Government or fashion.- never go T T backwards. **OlJ rogyi Ing that hone. ty of purpose and a strict Attention to Business will under ordinary circumstances insure sacce°s ha undertook to m;*uuLu.U re fur this community .1 j w ~ tion of their CLOTH L 3ST .0, and it afford.-, him notch jdeasm- to know that he has so fur tuccucded as to have receive t a good SHARE OF THE TRADE. A continuance of which—while hi* gratefully aci-; . M 'edges past favors—he earnestly ami re.-pcctfnliv so licits. I In every Lind of rudne-r th. re a~c sometl/jgs that are (rallied Leading Articles, and so wc f.;,u m this that lr- SLAOI CLOTHS CASSOIERES nro r.hnt almost even body wants and without wl.h h no establishment cun dress up its customers in indy Elegant Style. Of the-c ho has a groat üburrl.ii.i •• and as deeply dyed :i3 any Democrat or IBack itcj tJ.- hcan you c.m find in the land; while iif FIJiCY COLOIEI CLOTHS hid assortment is no le-s varied than the politic-* t ?! .» numerous parties, ranging all the way trom gear . e administration down to iiinhiit oj poeitkn, in !..•< selection of goods fur Over CcuLi.g l he is n-mnti.: :ly fortunate both a? to STYLE AND DURABILITY He has not only a Irrgo Street -I Goods, bnt 1..- ciliticd for manufacturing iLfia were tiev.T Ixi v having secured in Mr. Ten Eyck a o-.t EXCELLENT CUTTER. fiber Ropartuu’nt ibe most con»j And in ever 1 help. Confident that he can offer ffdvuntaget i. •* customers not excelled by any in the trade, and d. - mined to inaUu his CaUbliehmcnl one of thubi-t ;.i this section of country, lie invites the attento n* t the people of Tiugu County who are in any w:.* in need of u good, comfortable, -tvltsli and durah> niout. J. KYE ROSIIMSCI*,'. Corning, V., Xov. l‘J. I-MJ. AD MIXI cfKAT< > 11 ’ S .NOTiCD.—Lctt.ra Ol Ad ministration having been' gi anted to the m.«*. t . sigised on the estate of if FLA.S A. TJUXMAIX. iu’»- * f Delmur dec’d., all ] eisons indebted to said eaU.» a ju requested to make immediate pnvmeu!, and those I.a; - ing claims «sa.in*>t the '•atne To i«rc°enl_them tn Ia.IZAJiKTII 11. TKEMAI.S .Vilal':. U. A. FI.-;a, Adair. Jan. 5. ISOO. S5O. FIFS'V UOLL.\KS! SSJ. ]ffif,.^OTb e !f ! Tf;. i iwexty dollar moving machine. a uphi Chance f< rTrivelmg As p Dt:» to engage m a permanent b’i- • neb-', at ?i*K) a jear -a'l <*.\p*ton. M*.«. l. Ih. r ,9. Allmiiißtiator’s "f" EFTERS of Arlsi;t:;?rrat!on having bwm grn ■ !..*, I \ to iho u,-,dus.;£ncd upon ihu Oilaio of HtiKN'E ZKR U\? .-f MMdlehury. iU-chi.. Imtmi.o iiujiduinl i<> . . k id ..-j'nv uii- tt*jrfuko Immediate* payment, and tinea having cialus to pq T . scut them io ii.c undpraignod. HA RAH C SITEnVv’OOM , oKO D. KEi: NKY j * IU ~ * Mid llebury, IA-h. 2, ledO, AMOS i!IXLV T ETTEFtS of a&nnniatration having btjen 1 1 to tho undersigned omujueauto ot Mann dcA-ir.. laic of Union towrtihip. iU*-.’d., all persons ; . thom=olvc3 indebted ia *«i>l estate at« request. mV nwko itutncliato payment and tho-o bavin-' ci.iiui bgainst the same u ill i resent them to ° I'cij. c, isno.3 in.v i.'jl'Hr, .-i, 1 ru \ nm;.j \ llvl: iubimx. i..~t AXD CHEAPEST iSSORTML’Sr, DRV GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, Ac., Ac., Ac., [Doc. 1, 1559-] .1 dmini>lrator’s Salict