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THE AGIfATOR.
fcOCAli ABS
H. J. EASfSDELL, Editor.
WeUsboro, Wedni
'VTrTtm.TGiLt * Co., 119 New Tort, and 10
*■ o’. Boston, are the Agcnls-for the Agitator, and the
"liindaentlaland largeit clrdsjUiting New«papers lathe
states and the Canadas. fhoy are authorised to con-
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1 H%sf Advertisement*. .
Statement —County.Commnislonerß. :
Si«g' n 9 —H- H. Bolt , -
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tef- Sikgisg School.— Ajainfilug school trill bo
opened at Boy’s Hall on lMoa|»y evening next, by Mr.
g jj_ jjolt. For terms,'4o.,Jee advertisement.
iggp The February club Tribune is now be."
legist o up at the Book Btt|e of Mr. W.; H. Smith.
Thbio desiring the very beat chewiest newspaper
iathV world, had better call igtd subscribe at once.
. Fob Sale. —Wle have'for sale at this office a
Scholarship (time unlimited) 4a Binghamton Commer
cial College—one of the very west commercial eohools
in |>o country. If applied f<§. soon, it will be sold-at
ahartaim ■ _ |
■pfi. Admitted.— Wo are Sneed to learn that our
frieniTß- M. Pbatt was to-dap admitted aa a member
of the Tioga County Bur. It# passed a very favorable
cumulation— answering correctly, we learn, every
question. Messrs. Williams, Cone and Seymour com
- posed the Committee on Esoplnation. We believe he
intends “ banging out his sharia ”in Wellsboro, Wft
irrish him success. „ - d|
—I. D. HicHABDa was admitted to-day to
practice low in the several 'Ceurts of this County
We do not know where ho flHgnds locating, bat- may
his " linos fall in pleasant pi BM," and prosperity at
tend him. *
Tossonup.— Mr. H.Vp.'Col? ha, dispose;! of
hi! business in tbo "barberojgs” line to. Mr. Georg?
Campbell,-who understands jhow to give a "olefin
share" ando “ fashionable eu|." George isSSmething
of a pool, withal, as will be sqjn by the following;
“ Man wants but little " t/beard, youknow,
‘‘Nor wants that little fqfiy !"
I'm keeping now a batber-ehpp,
'■ Where gentlemen will please jo stop,
I’ll shave tbeir chine, Slat tender part.
Which you well know fiiqnireS art, '
And clip their hair, wMch neadeth taste,
To suit the gem’mon old his face.
. —He may be found at the old stand.
MinnLKßcnr 'Ahead!:—A friendkt Middlebu
ry writes us that on ilondayjlast, a team weighing
2,1 dO lbs., owned by Esq., anddrir
- on by Oscar Simonds, haulm 3,615 feet of lumber in
the leg, from Messrs* Bennett A Randall’! timber
lands in Chatham to their G&g Mill in Middlebury
—a distance of 7i miles, —awonc load. Our corres
pondent adds: ‘i When this_ is beaten we will try
again, tfhis is ,thfe largest load of logs ever hauled
in-the county, and if you will put a chain around the
■eccding States, the same team will haul them into
the Union again all right.”
—Since tbo above was putaf type, -wo Ibarp from a
reliable source an account ofa lead of logs containing
1,020 feet of lumber wbidh wu drawn a distance of
nearly three miles, and partial the way' up-hill, by
one team .' The team belong to Mr. John Pierce, of
Westfield, and weighs oriiy l9OO. We think
this will make Middlebury “lake a bock seatat all
events, it wifi 1 give her a chaise to “ try again.” ‘
i&f —Thus far this win
ter we fine weathergpnd yet there are some
grumble at cot only that, biS everything's*. One
would bare little more ;BUj|w,' another more good
ikoting loc, some a Ijtllo nitre mild feather, other
sore cold; bot oijr ftjepd SSpos is a sensible man;
he'i always on t|je sensible «dp; be gets happy over
the pleasant jrea£hi?r,apd repeats lfce following “ atan
’ il .
I wud not dy in *w Ijjtifty-
When wbiskey pnpchii fio—
When pooly gal/ ari ckatin,. . J
O'er fields uv (pend ano— ?|
When sasidge m6et 8 phrying,
And hickri nuts a|4 (hick ; j
Owe
Or even gittiueicJf ? |
the in this place op
Friday last, the irerp pfpctpd for tfcs
paming year ; '■ 15 1
ihtrjcai*—Henry Shprw anAi ‘ 1
Jutu'ce r>f the Pence — A~. dllSofleld, re-clectec}. I
Toicn Coun.cjV-rrJohn Chfayfejohn L. Bobipsofi.
Contlnble —C. S. Field, .'re-§ected. ;
School .Directors—ThoOaasmlien, W. Vf . j
Aiif*ior—G. D. Smith, Assistants—L D. Richards;
T. B. Vanhorn. f f-
Intptctors of jE/cct»b» = r-'Bicnard English, E, Kim
ball* .j . !
Judge of Election —A. X/pOnaldson. " |
Auditor —Alonzo Howland.' ,
Poor T Jfattert— Rerj A. Ajj|lian?le, M. M. DeLanp.
“■At the township election-on the same day, the
following officers were elects® for Delmar: . !
Aiipcrnaor*—Lewis J. Brown. j
-School Director* —CHas. Ccftestick,Eob’t CampbelU
i < ontfab!? —SiUs Johnson.! Si '
~ ‘Wtn of the /We—W-inkfe Henry.
1 A.*„,or— L F. Field. 1 Darid' Heise, :
George liildretfi. ■
Dickinsoil.
o'cn cUrh nnd Stone.
Jmje nj AVectiyn—ChancylAnstin.
ntpector *f A7ccfu»n* rT CaH'fc Royce.
«r: ,(
Atlantic Monthly. —The February
somber of the ArhniriVhoß befn received' at Smith's
ook Store. It opens With me first of. a scries of ar
hclr.. on “ Our Artist in ItalJU' by Paul Akers, a good
•nthorhy, and William Page; treated of in this article)
«! hU fan meed. Miss llnrri|t Prescott has a stobv,
Knitting S.ihs-fedcfe.” Mri IC. D. Stanley, of Kiw
«!>, in “Scuppang," gives 4 vivid picture of some
Pwcsof X e „ York life,.Wh|lier, in “Cobbler Kec
*M * * bailadises in his fascination wept. Ed?
* F ’u M Pencer c * C!Cr >'’eV “ ’ll 0 f’ ir s t Atlantic Tple-
a P • "Lpdy Byron” ig||e snlyect of a paper by
Msrtineau,which h«iibeen expressly
“ r l is mngaiine, “ Getting Home Again ” is a
■suant bit of travil talk. Tpen comes » ” Dry Goods
Oh- **.* D William l|.iHowells, of Coiambus,
*°i gives a piece ofJc-MeniQrism vefteon the “Old
1 “ The Great ” pto treated physi-
J. historically, commordially and geologically.
Slate °f the country brings out Lowell in “B.
“ b’num,” a political Krticle, in hie lively ppd
con ' C ' e .' 0 ' * n tbe “ ®o T ' 6 *?>” Dixon’s Life of Ho
lies' *° d Car, 7 l ’* jjpraphy, receive foil no
t,,. 810 Ibcbg, Feb. 4, 1861.
- r l *“ Apitator; j '
bntth * DC9 * DOWB bereab< )nt» i» usually pretty searce,i
. 'jj' 5 we# k I ant able to gle J’OU C couple of items;
0 'j“'W interest your readers£ ’
octa n 8 2<l inet., at Fall Bijdokjba serious accident
’fhei? w Kioh a man' became fatally injured,
their a ® 6 ® wero mo fi D g their large safe from
tbelr oew st °re, 'when by some misman
him I« n ° Ba ** 9P9° ol l® of fbe men and crashed
4 | Ua y. I did not feafn' bis name. He Is still
Wc i / Mnot Barvis,B taofe than another day.
ef.... “ d * “‘WP* elaotlon hem On the Ist inil.,hnd
famtl- .’.“.V; a** 11 ° D BUeh occaiii<m8 < tb « «yal
cams ? tl. i th h ' r * ftccndafl,! «"> A* serfs of tho Jil.ee
tomaZT ■.!“* “ et “ e( l ual *- A liK,a “ personal
w, r 1 ‘ ndl " 8 (I b * Uere <blft ’ 8 thtt *“7 y»“ news*
' ■ B?n ***** of,a fightii eeeurrtd, growing out of
.-j' v«.;|wsr.>:
tile eleotjop. Mr. Map pp the morning of elec
-4».u, “if you don’t giyo mB Bn#. my aon some of the]
Beff offices!, you shall hare aGreok to rule ever yoi.” I
But notwithstanding this declaration, .neither Greek I
hor Hebrew was elected, for the fibmans came in apd j
beat them-badly. Well, lon Saturday Ur, .Man and i
boo of the opposite-patty from thelower end of town j
qame together to discuss matters which had transpired |t
<jn the previous day. It was alleged by Ur. Man that |
the other gentleman .had publicly’circulated that]
be (Ur. Man) was an ;o!d scoundrel. At any rats,
they met to discuss the’mntter and did so ia rather a
belligerent style. The ton of one of the disputants
joined in to help his father, and the result was that
one of the parties got the Worst of the argument So
ends the .first chapter. | JWbeh the doctors, lawyers
sod judges—when the big men and the mighty men
shall assemble together,to investigate and hold coun
sel over these events, then will I give you something
more. Till then, AdieuA Traveler.
r, f#B; 6( XS^lv
i At the FennsylraDiaiGonse, in Welisborp, by J. D.
Houghton, Esq., Fob. X, 1881, Mr. PATRICK SCAN
BIN to Miss ELLEN A.f Jj)HNS(3N.
I i
■ In Brookfield, Tioga Co„ Jan. 5,11861, Mrs. MARY
ANN, wife of WiliiamjSimmons, Esq., aged 65 years.
{ SKSOXAi; NOXICBS. • I
1 a: card. 1 '!
j We, the undersigned; having ini use “P. P. Stew
art's Celebrated Summer-and Wintiet Airtight Cook-,
ifag Stove," purchased of Parker Brothers, Weilsboro,
tfke pleasure in testifying to the complete satisfaction
with which we have used them. Fur all the practical
yes of a Cooking Stovp, os well >as for economy jin
fuel, they are unoqualed by anything with which we
have ever hpen acquainted. Wljile in winter the]
nlmopnt of hosA ij pipply sufficient.for allpurpososof
Health and--comfort, its capacity for controling lie
neat is so perfect tbit in summer all the opcrations'of
the. kitchen may be parried on, without inconvenience
from the heat,finis making it the most healthy and!
convenient,’ anw(by its pertecr fitting, (ensuring dii vi
tality) in our estimation the cheapest and best jsteve
in use. \ A. P. ICONE, '
i f Mrs. R. G. WHITE,
Mrs. UUGbH YOUNG.
I .yay-See advertisemenjt in nnqther column.
{ Wellsboro) Dec. 26, 1860. ’ ■ ’
j TO CONSUMPTIVES.:
| The Advertiser, having boon restored to health in a
few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having suf
fared several yeo’ra with o severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption—ls anxious to-taako
kjnown to his fellow-sufferers the means of 'cdtei
i To all who desire it, he will senifa copy of the pre
scription used (free of charge), with the direction {hr
•preparing and using the same, which they will ffnd a’
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ac.
Tjhe pnly object of the advertiser in setading the pre
scription is to .benefit the. afflicted, and Spread infor
mation which be conceives to be invaluable, and he
hfopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may, prove a blessing,
j Parties wishing the prescription will'please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1 13-ly Williamsburg, Sings Co., N. Y.
| THE AMERICAN 1 i
MEDICAL ANp TOIIjET
i 4 Receipt Book.
{ This book contains Recipes and Directions for Ma
king all the most valuable! Medical preparations in usej
also Recipes and full and explicit directions for ma
'kSng nil the most popular and useful Cosmetics, Per
fumes, Unguents, Hair Restoratives, and all Toilet
•Articles. If you qre suffering with any chronic dis
ease—-if you wish a beautiful complexion, v a fine head
of hair, & smooth face, o clear skin> a luxuriant beard,
op moustache—or if yon wish to know anything and
everything in the Medical qpd Toilet lino, .yon should,
b|r all means, peruse s copy of tbfs book. For full
particulars, and a sample of the Iwork for perusal,
(free,) sddresp the publisher. H.-Fl CfiApMAN,
No. 83H3roadiroy, Now York..
I W H Q Sfl 0-0 L D U S a E
x|r. J. BOVEE POPS’ VEGETABLE
t IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS ?
who are afflictiiTwHh Incipient Copsupipt|o£ or Weak
Lnbga nhould u«e them. t
[All who Buffer from weak Stomachs, Indigestion, Dyspep*
siKy or LMies should use them. :
|AU who suffer frqm qr Nervosa Debility, Restleis
qiss AC night, want of Sleep,'sc., should northern.
|AII persona who aro convalescent after fever or othersickr
pMs sbnn'd use them.
•sMinistecs of the Gospel, Lawyers, Lecturers, qnd all pah;
!ii speakers should use them. t *
ißook Keepers, and all persons leading a’ 1 sedentary life
should use them.
jTb'e'dked qpd inflsm Should psMh?m.i
I&ll who required stimulant or tonic should 'use them.
1 |A4I who aro addicted to the use of aident spirits and wish
to-reform, should them.
u- JThey an made of A fear* Sherry Wine, and ‘of the native
plkhts and herbs of the country, and should be rccommpQd*
«|by temperance societies, clergymen, physicians, and all
friends qf humanity. '
jfiiey are prepared by an experienced and skillfull physi*
ctin, and aside from their mcdicinnl propertied, are a most
delightful beverage; and yet. as a medicine, ard as innocent
amt harmless ni the dews of pcaven. I
Bold by drugtrM* «?enerally. ; 1
I Otfi.S. VVIDDIfIELD 5 £<>•» *«?frietors.
i j 78 Willmm st.. Now York,
Ibtldvln, Lowell & Co., Tiogn. . 7:3yl
tau Dr. H. 11. of Tioga, is (/vrieral ‘Agent for Tlo
givCounty, to whom all, applications for agencies must be
m|de. - .j ■ . \ ; ■ ‘
gIjVGING SCHOOL. ; ’ |
1 XX. ;XX. BOLT,
Parposas opoaing a SINbIXO SOHOOTj, at Roy's
HitU in Welisboro, commencing on Monday evening,
Feh. 10,1861, and to conlnnue four' woekt-=-the. 6rst
tetm ending at tie close < f two weeks, 'those wish
ing to learn or in singing are -invited to
attend Monday,evening for when they can
put their names'down if satisfied.’ Terms: Gentle
man, $2; ladies, $1 —half to be paid in advance, arid
thb balnnce at the commciicnient of 'the second fep,
-A concert will be given at the close of the school.
WANSFIELD CLASSICAL
-M 1 - SfANSFIELD. TIOGA CO., PA. ,
khe Winter Term of this Institution ivilljcotnmcnev
Dtf c * 1860, and close March 15, 11861* '<
fe. WILDMAN. A. M.„l Puincipal.
Mrs. H. P. K. Wildliak...... .......Prccuptrcfs.
® Miss E. A. Chase...... ...............Mijsjo Teacher.
Mr. C. A. SvLVESTKR...i Assistant.
Mr. Isaac Stickskv..... .Peuminship., ;
. j EXPRESES. j
Tuition (Primary) per Term i... 52 Sfi I
Corpmon English |; 4 50,j
higher English and Languages...; 1.... 6 Qo|
Blutio, Piano or Melodebo 8 00]
)3oaril in private families, from 50 200
|loom rent, per term....!..... ,1 50j
- Fuel, |>er terrn v-? »•[ —; d 501
Incideijlttls, p6r f»... "*251
ff aelita of ten coirbe bbtaioed, lestima in .Musje
be given at eik dollops per terp». We hope by
this reduction of tuitionto place this important branch
within reach of many wboT do not feel able to avail
£ Imselvos of it under prebent prices. Ncr pains will
befspared; either by Teraefierfi er to afford
every advantage that can be had in the best Schools
of jthe country. Our Teachers are experienced and
eufcessful Educators. j . ;, ,
Juition payable one half at the eommehcement of.
term, and the remainder at the middle or satisfac
torily arranged. For farther particulars address the
RHnbibal. * ' Ref.'^.
A. X.-Eoss,Seo'y. !Dec.'l2 f 1560m3
T3UFFALO ROBES.4-Afew bales of No. 1
15 and No. 2 Buffalo Eojbes, and also a few Wolf
by j W. A* ROB A CO.
Welisboro, Oct. 31, | -
t£or SALE OR Tp; LET~tOFfc cows,
JO Apply to |A. Ff pONE..
Wcllsbora, Dec, 26,1860.-3 W
TIQOTS AND SIIOEiS—To fit the biggest-gi-
Jj ant or the Bmallejt baby. Cbeapeet in town
Xqtjality ep.Ußi.tjered], at the REGULATOR.
3 RQOEBIBS.tt-T he Grocery department is
“ chock fall,” and the prices exceedingly low at
M' 1 , t BEBDLATOE.
/■f AUPETS AND Oil CLOTHS,—It’II da
\jf you good to tee tho patterns etwl lonrn the pricer
at the : EEGI'LAIOH.
, . I?el{sbpro, fit
•s**Si*i- v|.
MABBIEb,
STATEMENT A
Of i\% Receipt* and Exsp4nd*turts at the Trtawy x qf
| . Tioga County for tit gear 1880.
I - ' t , BXOaiPTS.
i Eeo’dftom Coi’g of seateid tax foriBs7, ' 1.21 $0
® "" “ “ “' - “ 1858,’ 1! 50
« " « ■«',.« 18555 225 74
'» a it ■> « . '« jggo, 9739 69
« - « taxes col. on absented lands, 1858, 2087 67
“ " , “ ; “ 1858, 21*3 ,03
" “ sale of do seated land:, 1860, 675 Its
“.. “ sale of .seated lands . “ 186 27
“ “ redemptiotrof .seated-lands, " 18124
“ “ taxes on seated lands tot’d « 389 44
a a 14
" on judgment) and botes,
Monay refunded, ■ v-; •
Amount of loan (for butting Jail), 9,530 83
Premium on ” 35 74
EiPESDncnas.
Wage*.
Amount ptid D Q Steven), late C0m.15 25
“ L D Seeley '. ; 142’pfl
• - “ John James'.,’.'. 203 9Q
“ A BIOS Bixby, ty bal. dUb 1859..-. 41 80
« l< - . <1 -; it « 190 00
‘i AmbrpSe Batker;;.;;;;;.:;.; 58 00
(^<^l^nmi^tiantrs , C'junttl. ’
Amount paid S F ....1.,...;,...j..—537 50
, Carnmiitionerf' Clerk.
Amount paid A J' §oflold;
, Auditor). *
.Am’t paid J Emery, aud. aq’t of Proth’y, Ac...-24 OO
Travers Jurors.
Am’t paid Charles Ooojapced, et al;;;.:; 2,9001.50
s Qrand Jurors ,
Am’t paid Wm. J Mann,,ot al ..749 25
Cg'nftahles and Tipstaves. <
Am’t poid Jotiß , 'f.owi3 et a!., .....;..;;43? 82
Qrier. • .
Am’t paid! E TFignateJ....,,,, 112 00
Justice*.
Am’t paid ]Yu) A Douglas., 64 37
Assessors. r ...
Am’t paid Howland, et al 429 50
Printing,
Ain't paid H. Tonng on con. due 1859...../. IS 00
!< “ *' 1860 _...25 00
“ “ blanks... 2A.00
“ “ K. Jenkins oil Contract, 1860 ; 25 SO
$B9 00
Eleciiom,
Am’t gold J H Ellis, .1553 63
Commomctalth Cotta.
Am’t paid'Charlet Ryan, et ol 933 40
'New Bridget.
Ain’t paid J Howland, Bridge at Knoxville 300.00
u u C F Miller, Vgo at Doughty's mi11...954 00
Biatrict Attorney, ~ ' 1
Ain’t paid Henry Allen ..........214 00
Bounty ott WUd.VaU. , '
Am’t paid G Qdrdrrer, at ,4 50
Bridge Repair t f
Am’t paid*B at Bla&vcll's... 1 00
*■ JO Holmes,. ~M Knoxville 00 00
“ : Abram Walker, u 32
“ ' C V Bailey, • f 4 Man5fie1d............45 16
' u Blackwell k Blackwell’s..' 65 00
u R Bixby, bridgeatßo.-mni1e..;....,.... 708
" Silas Allis “ Spencer's 55
" " ..<—..60 00
•* B C Congdon, bridge at Ellison’s 75 00
(t Martin King,bridgnatCovy Creek.. r .,6 60
u Pbil’r Hurd, bridge at LawrdncevUle..4s 00
“ Abial-Sly, bridge at Tjaga,.].,...,.,....40 00
“ Henry Waters, bridge at BlaljkweU’s..sB 00
" Wm. Blackwell, “ " ....-70 00
•i* R Sixbee, bridge at Rosevill 00
“ • ' C W Bnilcy, bridge ut'Mansfield 86 00
H . Phil’p Hurd, bridge nt Lnwrjnco 38 33
“ Joseph at Blo«» 54 24
Court tiouae Repair a,
AWt paid II S Cook,
Prisoners,
Am’t paid S I Power for boad, etc 5 172 04
*• “ for taking J Carl to Pcn’y... 90 00
“ . , “ ,“i Tbn* Kock f ... 90 00
f* , Easton? Pemtehtiary,for sunpurt of
ponricts for'the year 1858 r .. 325 42
»» A ■ 1859........ 09 04
St alio a art/,
Ain't paid Andros, MeChiin A Co
• JUetxhaiidite.
Am*t paid C A 1* JtpMnt'pn, et
Sierijf’i Fees'. '
Ain't paid S I Power, summoning Jurors.
“ J. Mathers late Sheriff, costs on salts
in county;;....l2l At
f 1 j Mather, tatnkey foes 2\ 00
Jt}Cfs<nlal*L'
Am’t paid J Jatnea foe drt. 89
" L D Seeley IS 59
* Amos BLrby j u *.. r ;.,.;*12 7$
,f LD Seeleyendleavoring teeffectloan, 086
u John Jamas < *( . *•
( viewing plana of jail at HarVg. Ae, S 6 7D
_ u Amos Bixby do 49 84
“ John James, sap. building jail 20 14
4t R Chriatinat, moving wood .. 5 00
u , L Chapman, express charges,.... 2 -25
" A Barker, die. Assessment b00k5...!.. 2 90
i( L p Seeley i do 18 50
!i A“os fjixby ’£o ) ~....15 30
<f . M M McKeeney, election laws j’1.14 45
•* W D-Bailey, jxpres# phargee,,,. 175
( ' Damage io Improvement/.
m't paid Alansoo C Miller
“ Bunfaam & Shaw
Money Rf/njide ff.
Am’t paid E J Brown, eta! .. 6 30
■ “ Charleston tp. beingam r totrood tax
collected by G. Knox, late Tre’tr
and not paid over by him.. 30 20
•* Bless tp. do do 81 60
- “ Bios? school do do 116 01
** Bloss school S L Hibbard do ......... 36 73
1 •* Gaines school, (ipo. Knox, lstp Trts. 23 P 4
i* Gaines school, do do ' 34 08
l i Uniop tp. road i dp do 109 41
* 4 \~ Richmond do j do do 48 27
*•} Liberty school do do 4^19
i( Clymct tp. poad ! do do 34 30
44 ■ Middlebury 1 jio jjp 59 87
14 Win. Btche, 64 0-f
44 Lorain Butts 1 08
44 Hiram Zimmer • X 63
“ J G Gillett 2 34
- - .? - -Aetc Jar?, - -
.m’t;pai4 S B Elliott, piao oad jpeoifica'D, *26 00
u * 4 on contract, 9,996 39
....... . .$10,091 39
• • • to OWtmfy <?roune!r. r
.m't paid T F Wingate, bpildiog ctope wall, 146 67
44 RS pook, moving barp, • j 52 5®
tytlltboro Fire Company,
m’t paid $ Simpson fyr purchase of fepsf, 00
Clerk of Seuiont;
iin’t paid John P Cooaldson)
Pottage-,
im r t paid I D Richards,
| -l< *- , ,Ameultural Society,
Ain't paid Tioga Co; Ag. Society,
f Inducti on Bbdiie,
km't paid C H Place etal.pn body W Kumsey .12 15
f‘ John James do TKeenaH 12 58
| “ W A Douglas do A .1187
j « J Emery .do Win Yohn 'l5 80
I, “ Lcjißigelotr do Harriett Mann -11 98
I . $Bl 14
jpsidTl S Cook for repairs to Corn’s Office 75
fnid Win T Milihers for fuel - 50 00
paid J Morgan et $!., fur Hoad Views, 200 00
K hririye TVctts.
Paid F.E Smith et Cl; (including Cam’s wages
r . for riewing, siifvd.C- - J95 : 88
paid Dayid.Heije, et a'.; fop township lines, 77 00
.. County .Treasurer,
Ain't paid J S Wnlroos, costs off seated lands
| told lbsecuntyi- i ;Sk ■». 389 lfl l
| “ com. $26,801 41, at 3 percent, .80^04
j . “ O P Taylor, lata treasurer, bnt. duo j ■
1 on sbltleiuOnt for year >B5B, 40110
I ■ ‘Jo do .2,2.76 7/
I Tits' exptn-iUuHr...,.,
JOBN JAMES, Com’r, in'acc’t with Tioga Co. DB.
To County 0rder5....,...; $203 30
doe scifoantanU.... 23 21
By 88 days' service at|2................ 178-00
By 425 mile*.travel (direct) at d0t....' 25 50
By balance due from year 1859 11'. 2$ 28
r $228 74
L, D. SEELEY, Com’r, in Wt with Tioga Co. DB.
; To Cdunty' Ordort —sl93 00
Balance.duo acconntanf.. .....i............ 121 40
I fjpli
CB.
By 116 dayrf service at $2......,,;: 1......232 00
By SOO miles travel at 6c,..,....,....:,.., - 54 00
By balance dnoforyear 1859.,.1,...11.:.27 40
23T
3 80
$25,493 65
$313 40
AMOS BIXBT, Corn’s, in aco’t with Tioga Co. DB.
To County Orders i „..,$23l 62
Balsiiico duo accountant 0 84
! $241 44
CR I
By S‘2 dayi’ tervice at $2 ! $lB4 00
By !164 miles travel at 6c i 15 84
Balance duo for year 1859..., ! 41 60
$7OO 35
■I ■!' $241 41
A. BARKER, Com’r, in aoc’t with Tioga Co.’ DR,
To County Orders $5B 00
Balance due accountant 17 76
$75 76
.$5OO 00
CB.
By_J2 days' service at $2
By 196 miles travel at 6c
• i
j ' $75 76
Tiooa Con.’* it, ss: We the Commissioners Of gaid
county do hereby certify lhat the .foregoing is « cor
rect statement of the matter therein sot forth. In tes
timony whereof, wo bare hereunto set our hands this
4th, day of February, 18t!(. 1 |fr-
L. D- SEEI.E'S, j, )
AJIOg lUXBY, 1 Corn’s.
-’, . , AMAKOSE BARKER,y j 1
A- j;. SbptELn, Clerk..
JAMES 8. -WATiIOUS,- Treasurer bf Tioga County,
in account with Coantyfrom Jita. 10, 1800, to
: Jan. 17. 1861. !’• ,
To ontstand’g sea’d taxes for year 1851, $ 11 41
-do do ~ rfp 1852, - ’ 120 81
do do do 1854, , 9.53
do do ' ' do f 857, ‘ 620 02
do 'do do iSyS; 49*97
do * do do ISlifa, 814 6i3
Amount of seated tax assessed, 1860, , 12,289 79
Am’: rec. on unseated I’Us as p bill, IS6S, 2,067 57
doi k , do do 1&59, 2,106 63
j do from sale of unseated land 1860, g 75 65
do from sate of’seated land, IfitftO, ISO 27
do from seiUejJ land returned j S 8» 44
do from redemption of seated fcnd ISI 24
do on judgments, etc. “ ] 23t 9$
do froen money refunded 1 "2 $0
do of loan (for building of Jail) ?,530 63
do rec’d os premium on exchange 35 74
dup accountant by county { 2,050 90
| $31,530 00
$1,254 00
Cfl.
By outstanding seated taxes for year 1851, $ 11 47
do do' 1852, 126 81
' to 1854, 9 53 ;
By pqmp}issi*P allowed collectors 1857, 18 03
By outstanding seated taxes 1857, 579 49
By abatements made ’ ISSS, 3 66
By amounts outstanding 1858, 33 81
By abatements made 4 1359, SOS 13
By commission allowed polleekors 1859, 227 51
By amounts outstanding 1859,,, 153 28
By abatements made - is6o, J £O6 79
By commission allowed collector 1860, 8S 55
By amounts outstanding iB6O, -2,197 46
By amount of Commissioners receipts |
lor orders cancelled June 13, *ljB6o, 6 303 51
'do' do January 10, 1861, 17,757 06
By a’t pM 0 F Taylor, in full of Judgr
■sB23 23
75
ment tin settlement of 1858 ' ! * 404 10
do do 1859 i ' 5,276 77
do cdm. on $26,801 at 3 per cct}t BU4 04
iVn, the undersigned; Auditors df Tioga county,
having.audited, settled and adjusted the above ac
count of James S. Watrous, Treasurer coun
ty, do hereby certify that we found asiabovc stated, a
balance due the acconntunt of twu-thousand and fifty
dollluirs and ninety cents. Witness our this 17tU
day bf January, A. D. 18p|.
0
,78 b 1
.63 89
J. I. JACKSON, i 1
i C. F. VEIL. ! V Auditors.
D. T. GARDNER,)
WtUsboro, February 4, 18&1.
Ml DO
PXECUTQR'S NOTlCE.—Letters testnmen-
X-i Ury having been granted to tbft subscribers on
the estate of Ira Clark Baxter deceased. Into of Nel
son-township. Tiog* county, notice ishereby given
to thosp Inoehted to. k&id bstjHe, to njakj} iipmpdiate
paympflt, end those having claims, to present them
properly authenticated, for settlement, 49 (lie subscri
bers. G. H. BAXTER. 1 1
CALVIE'BAXTBft.) E * eoutors *
Tuucarora, Steuben Co., If. IT., Jap. 9, ,
$263 42
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTlCE—Letters^
Administration having boon granted to-tbe sub
scriber,on tho estate of Fipny Gi’eonleftf.letc'of Dclmar
township, dec’d. notice is lioreby given to. lho?e in
debted to said estate to mako immediate payment, and
those having claims, to present them properly authen
ticate:! for settlement to the subscriber, in Bolmur.
Jan. 16, 1861. JACOB lIILTBOLD, Adm’r.
$217'83
A DMINISTRATOB'S NOTlCE—Letterpjof
-ftA. administration HUvlng been granted' to the sub
scriber, on tho estate of George Mntlison, late of Far
mington township, dec’d, notice is hereby given (to
those indebted to said estate to' make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims to present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement to tho |
11. MERIT, £dm’rJ
Farmington, Doc. 5, 1860.* 5 ’ i [
,;.40 00
...35 00
$76 00
IMPROVED FARM.—The subscriber offers
for sale a farm on Middle Ridge," jo pdenar town
ship, known as tbe Polilus Wilson place, containing
62 acres, 45 acres improved, fr#me house, frame burn
and apple prcjjfffd.
is pleasantly located, and will bo sold on
eosy’taring, WM»,.BACHE.
Wellsbofo, Jan. 16, 186ltf. .
’’ SHERIFF’S SAFE.
By virtue of a writ of Vend. Ex. issued out of tbe
Common Pleas of Tioga Cb.,T will expose to public
.sale in the Court Uouso In Wcllsboro, on Thursday,
ibe 71. h day of February nextat 1 o’clock P. M., the
following described lot of land, to wit: ,
A lot of land in Chatham township, contracted to
•Seth B, Racket, nnddot No. 197 contracted to Stephen
Fuller, on the. cast by lots No, 18$ contracted to peter
V. Hotelling, No. 207 contracted to N. R. Starke, No.
196 conveyed to Abel Cloos, 2d, and N aforesaid
and lot No. 194 contracted to I); A Churchill, and on
tbe west by lot No. 172 aforesaid; it being lot No:
195 of the allotment of the lands In Chat:
bam township, Tioga county, Po r , and part of warrant
numbered 1336; containing fifty nine acres and seven
tenths of an acre; with the ustial allowance of six per
cent for roads, Ao., about forty acres improved, three
log bouses, shanty, bam and Some fruit trees thereon.
To be sold os the property of Daniel Gee.
I. POWER. Sherijf.
Wefaboro, Jan, 16, 1801*
I $633 J 9
$197 57
i 200 94
7 88
ios oo
ESTFIELD'SELECT SCHOOL.
O. Bf. Sf£p3lNS, Teacher.
- Th« SpRWiJ Ter# n|Ubemofctte<t. pgbrgart 25fh;
XB6l.
TUITION.
Primary Branches SB
Common Eng1ijh...i...;.....„.3 <JO
Higher Branches, 3 50
Board and rooms iij p'tiynto families furnished at
very law prices. sju pains will ho spared to make
this school equal to any in the county. Come to
Westfield, all you who spend your time and gold in
the gay and thoughtless throng, and prepare your
selves for the responsible duties of life.
0. M. STEBBISS.
Westfield, Tioga Co., Pa., Jan.. 2.1, 1851. !
Hloashtoii’g Liquid Pc pa in, ‘
FOElJyapepsiannd Indigestion. 7
For sale nt Roy’s Tsrng Store.
C4'lsH {mill for GIUIN nt ''
&jT4 O'
I-
S22S 74
I
CB. v s
..Gl 00
...11 76
' 531,530 00
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As the patented process of the Company enable* to? repro
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aml consequently the only’persons authorized to use thepro
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ry bection of tlfu Union an opportunity Vd
Portraits on China,
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leries in New. York.
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bye - Fite Dollars,
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A richly prnnroented Breakfast Gap and Sau
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tßy transmitting a daguerreotype and
Tin Dollar,
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with the portrait reproduced by the patented process. Bf
sending & pair of daguerreotypes and
&7TUX DOLIABS,
they will receive in return
A pair of rich Sevres Vases,
with the portraits executed equal to miniature paintings;
and, in iik*i mau&ef.’-puVibit* cup ’he reproduced oh porce
lain wares or Vases of eVery quality of finish, ranging in
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For sale by all Druggists. 62yl
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EWj A T T it A.C T I 0 N S.
' ' . si. T 3. . WOOD,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST.
i SKY-UIGHTj
Ambrbtymcs, IHelainotypog St Photographs
. ' AX WOOD’S OALLERY.
Xiajnewßotypes, Ambrotypca or Melnjaptypcs En
larged to ijife Site, nnd finished jilaiii of colored.
Pictures rin cases for 50 can Es~other air.es in pro
portion, and nil warranted tblllsl to city work.
Work done in all kifids of weather except for chil
dren. ...
Rooms ojror Wm, Roberts' Tib' Shop, first door be
ioy lainpifc Store. '
‘ tfcllshoi-n, Oct. 31, ISfiO.
jyj’EW [FLOUR AND FEED, STORE
IN WGUSBORO.
The subscriber would respectfully inform tho people
of Wellsboto and Ticiiiity Ibut bo bos opened a
FLOUR & FEED STOREi
one door nboro Br, GibsonV Bnfg Sltifo, on Main Sty
where ho will keen constantly on hand as good an as
sortment of FLOUit and F*l24d ns can bo found in
the .market., which he will sidl fur cash. Alsou
a largo assortment of
Choice Wini « atid f,igqoti,
of a superior <jnnlitr. nnd warranted free frbtt ndul-
Iteration, which he will
| at wholesale. cheaper thnn ony other edfnb!l*i‘tir#lf>t in
[ Jlmth**™ PennM-lvanlw*
! WelUbon, /■;«..if, i«A». 4 ;,- - ■
FOR SALE!
BY .
WICKHAM & BCOOOGOOD
'AT OCR SCBSM* W > • 4
TIOGA, TIOGA COUNTY, - f
|, ALARM SCPfltOf :
PKUXT TREES, SlXTrcmsaS^OT,
GRAPES, EVERGREENS, <te„ Jet.,. <t*.
PEARS—Trees of the most desirable kinds, uidsf ex
tra largo size. If ,desired. Standard trees io bearing.
APPLES —Aigreat mpply of fixe«Loic«it Wads.' f v ar
different kinds of Crab apple. __ - . . <■ '
PLU M S—A largo supply of tbs best and Bmps*
kinds.
CHERRIES—An extensive assortment of tbo b«it kJju'r.
ORAPES—Yit: Delaware,Diana,l*abella,3hmkßaT#*a
dy. White Sweet Water, White Sommer, Hartford Pr«jEs,
Iftebeccaand Coilcord. ■ '•
S, ORMAMENTAL— Weeping Wodntain A«h; TTors*Ch -a-
of Fir, Scotch Fir, European Silver Fir, h'erw*y
Spruce. Siberian and American Arbor Titae, Lurch .-Ac,
SHRUBBERY— Holly leaved Berberry, Chinese Weight*,
Spiraea pi n nl folio, Dontzlo, Green Foreythm.
fjQs£s__UaUimorc Belle, Prairie Queen.
GOOSEBERRIES— Of several choice varieties..
CURRANTS— Cherry, Bed, and Whitts
We would Invito all who are in want of any of thaakcre
trees, it-., to call and see them for their own satisfaction.
B. C. WICKHAM.
JOHN T. BLOODUOOD,
Tioga, Atig. 22,1880.y1'
Pas:
lIONABIB MILLINERY SHOP,
MAIN ST., WELLSI3OUO,
PAULINA SMITH has just purctaisd h»r
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,;. , ,
; of j Straws of all kinds, Pattern Hat-v
Hat; Flowers, Velvets, Silks of all kinds,
* i '
M‘ ss
consisting
Bloomer
and in fat
i A 1
she solid
Ticlnity, 1
,L KINDS OF TRIMMINGS.
:s a call from tbs ladici of Wellaloro mi
eeling confident that
QOOpS WILL BEAR INSPECTION,
are favorably with those of any •itabliih
ie county in regard to price.
, HER
ind comp
sent in t
superior r
|
I Sept. 1
'.■BACHING ASB PRESSING don*. U a
fanny. • '
iioih Uppbcito Empire Store, up-sUir>.
), iB6O. ‘ '
SW SOOT, SHOE,
,EA’
!b & fISBISG STOBB.
signed, having leased the store fwraerly
l»y (r. W, West, intends currying el aK
t the shoe and leather trade. Ceape*
ire employed in the De
ill work warranted to bn our own ma-
mHE ii
|m' oicu
nie brttnb
dent work
nder;
jied i
jus oj
partment,
bufacturo
Alio, al
MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
and. All kinds of Leather and £kts
constantly on band and for >&!• at lew
or ready pay.
PELTS taken.,in exchange for fleet*”*
□nrket price, JOS. BIBBKOLH.' -
•pt, 5, ISCO.
RE
onataAtl;
’indings,
rices for
HIDES
t the big
Wellabc
also
cosh
and
3CSt 1
ro/S
-vrota.iii
l\ cial tpoart
Wallsboro, by tl
ojn t&ericfuftb &
week, for ;b<J ti
Of (
Mh 1 *
l5, .
Geo Wallace ot
fs Piefc*
fiobeUki B off
Tioga, pou it/
J S Br/jdo Ta A
B ngfmm Truitt
JS7Balchu !
sirah li K:
Amos Bill
Bingham 1
Bingham 1
A S Turnci
Bingham 1
M M Conr
> HEREBY GIVEN that a Spe
wili bo held at ibe Court House, U
Ho Hon. David Wilmoi, commencing
oridoy of AlnVcli nozf, to continue -one
Lai of the following cantos, under tie
ip act of J Assembly of the 14ib April,
J. F. DONALDSON, Prelh'y.
86l::wS
ti* J Thompson
‘ T». I loecho
ti. J Dofley et*l
Stephen Babcoefc
Ta. John W. MayaaxA {
Im’r ts. .Hiram Intoko /
e* ts. Stephen Pottar
ts. A C Ely
rs. Amos Blzby
y«. Sarah L Keene
i»i yi. 1 Anion Buck at al “
sis ti. Timothy Braee el al
ti. John Drew et al
>s| ti. Obadiah Robimea
vi. Henry Colton
AHpUVBNT LIST. .
' »r Davidson vs, J Dcffeyet al
at vs. Atcfx M&Utson.
rnsti
:rse.
Bank of j N
Bingham 1
A. f
ruste
WELLS
■ AMD
j. aglin
■t> iobelkt
it Touts 4
lorm tho Public
j 1 , ijouni I
in tho Village
bating put it i
ill kinds j> f vh
mont, in tbo b?
BORO FOUNDRY
MACHINE SHOP
IS- FULL BLAST.
Y 0 IT NO, lat 6 o't the firm of Tabor
Co., Tiogo/takea tbfo method to U
ibat be has leased 4b'C . ; -
by and Machine Shop,'
•f AVeTlsboro, fop a term of year*, and
good running order, is prepared to d«
/rk usually done at such au establiil
:st manner and out of the best material.
TWENTY TEARS EXPERIENCE I
He has bod 'pvfir twenty years’expcrienra in tho h«-
tioess afid will have the work* entrusted lo him, dost
directly'andfer his supervision.
Jio tcork_xcilli)e teut out half finished.
PLOWS, srorsM
and, costingl* of kH kinds on Khnd andtnauo to erder.
May 28, 1857- ’ “ ’ *’ ROBERT YOUNtt.
THOUKING MILL
ar HULL’S CREEK,
i HOLLIDAYVILLE.
«Tiber, having completed bis forge'thrs*
ihd Flouring Mill, is prepared to furnith
,! And Fbftd ia quantities to suit purchasers.
CUSTOM WORK
HEAF
I'he £ubs<
story Oriit
Floor, Meal
short-noticc, hhd on terms which c?mn*t
3. I have THREE RUN OF STONE,
:ant!y employed, and I am sure Uinta trial
will prove beneficial to the cush'ircr as
Mr'- 0. P. McCLUHB.
bf 1800, “ ■;
of kinds on
fail to pleas
almost cods
of my work
weli'jis my«
Deccinbei
Me lical Estate for Sale,
bscriber offers for solo the inrge farm
is the Q2UGOS FARM, situated near the Wril—
.nsfield'Kodtl, one mile east of Wlmjs>yTili<*,
o acres,all good farming lAnd,atw>nt io'aci-4
tha frame bitn ami a lug houstMliiHv'nn. wi I
: cash or upon-rorfsonaWe time, or exchange f*-r
r Stony Fork. .
Vain a
The Sui
known t
boro’and Mi>:
containing 2! (
■improved, wit
sell cheap for
property nea r
For furtbei'
Morgan Hart,
: Stony Fort ,
prticulars apply to IL W. William?, Wellibaiu,
, Charleston, or the satfecribor. '
, Oct. 8,1800 3m. ' 11. S. ittSTJJffH.
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WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
, WALL PAPER
• • WALL PAP-iiR
les and largest assortment of naif paper
tin Wellsboro.’ In connection #ilh .lie
found'Window Shades of nil
W-M. 11. S^UTM.
WALL PA
WAI
Latest st;
ever broagl
above can b
soon at
i, April sth, 1860.
tVell'bor-1
MIRROR:
MIR&ORS!
MIRRORS!
J" |usT received at SMITH'S. SOOKSTORR, ti «
I largest and best asaortuitipt o£-Mirrori or r
brought to AVellsboro. ( People who wish' ‘Mo *.«*
themselves is others seo 111010," ftill please call m 4
examine.' • p
Fiouiins JHUj. ■
TITR-pcopilo o .Maasneldoad vicinliy are hereby nutifii-d
. mat ■iahll MILL h.ij just been repaired, and pnt in jn’r*
feet order. Bavins tKrefe run of stone ami a Pofnrt
JStpbraior, wulcb ypfj! si‘p«rair nil foul seed from 1 iho gra.n,
oi>nsi*<inphly( the bi‘Pt <»i work can and will be dun*. Mm*
jHrrHeH are invited to try this Mill *nrt fjr«r
‘rata Vdjlt 'fill be warranted by J.O, K&ttT.
Au£n*t IS. ISSD. Miller.
5h B. “Cash paid for nil kind* of Grain at tb» Mill.
.. J. BINDING.
BOQKS, Magas'incs and Newspapers bound in ?*i
pericr Styles. Universal facilities enable ns la!
pleas alj. Call anisoc attho BOOK STORE, '
PEDLEIS will find it to fhoir advantage to call nt
Loy'slLjug Store, ns lie has just received a large
supply of Essential Oils and Essence* oil" *>inds
which he is Selling very cheap for c»*h. '
'npu'jr IHOUSANP lUnßELSofbfst M’in-
X ter Wheat Floor, »t $6.00 per barrel or s!.7i per
jock, at tli< SfeOULATOH.
BEAT Fii&ti'K, ty> tnpanH cheap, at
. ‘ ; 'ATti’KJtra.
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