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Wellsboro, Wednesday, 13,1863,
pff Busurasa and'otUr communicationsintended
fprttirpapSi should' fci>addressed•.“ Jo ; theEditor
of. tjiVAgi tutor,? that tWtjr- nily reoelro 'prompt at
tention
■ f i
County Slandtps Committee.
The nsxoßstitoted by
the Republican nominating 'Convention at its last
session, is aa follows: I ! - 1 •
C. 11. SBTXautt,-CAairmani\ ,
" Joel Parhhuret, JSlßlttolVl Wm. Adams, Mansfield ;
Bibs,Johnson, Colmar; Job Eeiford, Clym-er
Cotton, Vr'elbboro'; R, K, Rrnndego, Mainsbnrg.
• KSw'Adrertioemettts.
i flyittcr’i Notice -11.. S. Arcßer, Eegiater.
~Notice—Selmif '&«ool Mutriit— Eobt. Campbell,
Secretary. V 1 ’ • ' ■
' Jfotiet-
Fpr Qc)
Rtcexpi
' To Coi
give yon* k
influx of spev
early ineeriipßr
G. TV. M.—Tw» articles received and accepted;
but please gironco call/ that we may.'make asuggoa
tioa or two about,the lastartiojo,
. ITT.—-ilucli obliged Jorypur poem. Be patient.
A. B. W.—Farmington.' Letter received, will be
glad to publish, if we ban get to it; next week.
- J,,.-
Coeuectios.— We hasten to correct an important
which occurred 1 odvertisemcnt of Mr.
James I. Jaoksotf last week. Ini .the second line of
the last paragraph for, >|t/renty to thirty,” read
u ten to twenty.” ' It hands corrected accordingly.
Advertisers,'to insarfi the insertion of their fa
vors, will plcape bear ip H&id, th&t we go to press afi
soon after tbp arrival of Stage on Tuesdays,
as is possible. Advertisements .should peach ns not
later than Tuesday noon. .. | y -
Our citizens fired a rousing salute in honor of the
victories for our arms In thq Southwest, Tuesday eve-
ning.
5-20-U. S. Bondb.—Joel Parkhuret, Esq., of Elk
land, has been appointed an'agent'for the sale of
thesoTjouds for that section |pf the county. _ He in
forms ns that ho is ready, tolfurnish the bonds in any
quantities Jthafmay be -desired.
PlatTso with Eire ARns.-r-Mr, H. Hollands, of
Mansfield, writes us tWSaa 1 , one of the sons of Solo
mon Cochran/ of Richmond, was carelessly playing
with a gun, it accidently wentoff, lodging part of the
contents in-the forehedd-.of a younger brother, who
now lies in a precarious state. , ,
• Villages should i>e afi Jealous *of good repute as
individuals. Abpve all, mend their ways,
when their ways becerfV dilapidated.. We submit
that It is not quite soft to, .perambulate our side-walks
on dark nighty owing to Übe. decay, missing planks,
protruding spikes, del sthis dilapidation is -hardly
in keeping witti the Thrift and progress so manifest in
the matter of building. Shall the walks be put in good
order?
Their Flag is still there !—W« ask the atten-'
lien ot business men ttf the lesson .taught by the
appearance of rt Perinea /Flag” in our, advertising
coluinns. Three weekp ago ltj headed a six tolumn
-advertisement‘/on. our first 1 page, and disappeared.
We did. not intend should conclude that
itß owners had lowered or .that it had been shot
away. The truth fs, tbesa£ on a secret ex
pedition Over the seas, ibd its reappearance is a sig
nal to the trading public that :i< . Perine's ship is in.’»
Does any one suppose that Ferine A Co., would ex
pend such sums in advertising if it did not pay?
The Stockholders of Che Mansfield Classical Semi
nary and Slate Normal School held their first general
meeting, $n the 4th instant, for the election of officers'
in accordance with the ,1 -.School law, when the
following gentlemen we(d«iulf elected:
■’ Honorary Trustees —C- T. Bliss, Hon. Ulysses
Mercor, S. W. Payne, Escjl, of Bradford; Hon. Wm.
H. (Armstrong, of Lycojniog; Hon. G. A. Grow, of
Susquehanna; J. H. GuJict, £sq., C. Miller, Esq.,
Rev. .W. D. Taylor, Hob. R. G. White, Hon. S.-E.
Wilson, of Tioga.- l ' .
JVesifi'nf—Rev, tf. CftCRRAK.
i r ict~President —C» felplcy.
Recording Secretary —W, Hollands.
Corresponding Ncerefafy—J P. Morris.
Treatnrer —P. WiUia&jg..
Tnutee*— H. Alien, Eisij., |C, W. Bail?y> Rev. W.
Cochran, J. Clark, P. M. Clark, A. Clark, H. Davis,
W. Hollands, J. P, Morris* Rev..N. L. Reynolds, W.
C. Ripley, A. J. Rosa, A. M. Spencer. '
A Commebdadle E.NfB*PkiBE. —We notice in onr
exchanges that the Union League of Lancaster has
decided upon erecting a suitable monument in mcm
6ryof the gallant dead tf this war, in ope of the
public squares of that citjj. The jdea is a good one
and worthy of adoption By 'every Union League in
the North. ■ " ?*
Tioga county has ter share of brave
men to’Carry on this of whom have fallen
irubattle, and more of may as nobly perlstf
hereafter. Wo most cafbcstly urge the propriety of
. erecting a baitle Moaum&tit in the centre of our pub
lic Square, to be the names of such as
bare fallen, or may hereafter in battle. We make
no suggestion of extrayfigahife j .bntthe work should
be creditable, as well to liberality os to taste. Some'
of tbeso heroes were tqb focf to afford even a marble
slab t« mark their grave, bad they received sepulture
'at home. Yet every dwjjtves well of his conntry,
and has earned some sort’/•T^istinotion entitling him
to the grateful recOguftloi ,a£ posterity.
Shall wa'haro a on the Public
• Square? • . . ,
* ' MoustAis Tea.—We f pticTtbat this plant is at
tracting considerable attanfeon in the- neighboring
bsunfies, -We very gladly gpe place to the following
communication from ontj-wbo knows whereof he
affirms: • . . * ■ ,
Mu. Cobb ; Although sle u Mountain Tea*’ men
tioned in your last issue fvpot tho original befbof
tfiucb the Poot.said it- w : [
, * Cheers jAtHnebriatts,"
yet it is a, very good flnhs§t|te.' It is kn6wn that a
portion of our. citizens hfl b[j been, for a year or two
substituting for the Teag * 'Jibs stores, the leaves of
an herb growing abandon yji on onr mountains and
usually known as Large quantities
have been gathered in difKfebt localities and-there is
“J >«Ve« H»t-we bought .for Chinese tea
more f r lees of this American article. ,
The writer has «sed the .Mountain tea for several
nenths end prefers it-.foV-Ae riauoiJs, that it costs
• h»MB certainly pure, noun of de i etcrioaa
■ properties of the, Chinese,;aijd its flavor if properly
prepared ts at least equal ‘olthat of the teas we nsu-
| b * n 11,0 g'«n,aa good
. as the ordinary black tea, bfltndt equal to a ooorf pure,:
black tea, jf you could ' J:
« mountain tea is hanotAm Aatrimna'ot
“A”" 4 # 9 Y e°° d in tbo
Kevolct.ormrjsWe/ under the names of
.nHf. 7 | tel 'l AmCric “’ WoJ P*>le. and Nen-Jersaytea,
and is also known as "Red,Spot." It U a.email in
thfuMtadVtaV *“&* Ihroniout
. ; n * is «Wng»nt and im-
Sre u?, ! katee when chewed
?i shlly .astringent ( IJjmuoilaginou?,. and tho
weiw ™ t#B i? r ° if 0 have kn'o^/severil
•a V/ila T? ninch'benettt-.
- »HVi^Si , .V 08h; rr. 7,0 M v—* * «■
teh^velS l in•^V.^ tb S: ed v T^> ,1 in , hloom. wbich wo
• , u (I, ' ' m ™ ,h » f itpjnat, when an hour spent
mil use ™ B^ID W 1 *a«ira] more than any family
y ' ” V -r‘/ 'JVjJASES L Jac^soh.
Soißraw’ Aid SocietT, —Th.jWfcoad irieeiing of
the Welliboro Soldiers' Society will he held in
the;CpurtiloQse. to-morrow ot.2 p; m. If
we jthiag'tojhdQce .very ottcnd,
and by their pnsenee end counselgive jmd arid com
fort to the enterprise *we shall be Very glad to do so.,
Bnt it ls not tpo oomplimeataiy to sriy that,the ladies,
(uniiko'the d6netnj«d,*rgamenttp moye Oiemj
in the'line.of doty y and ae iwiy.safely oonctudo that'
every and its vicinity willho rep
resented in the oflcmodn meeting to-morrow, j
We* are requested to Btdto fot the benefit of both
sexes, iawell mrf£r thaVofthe sefdier-bero]eB who
languish in hospitals with wounds or sickness, that 1
the society WtiJ bold fcTgWnii Ibflfcblatnf/tfio Court,
House to-morrow evening* at which all, both. young
ond'old, of bo A sexes are' invited to bo
There will be music, and such other pleasant enter*
taiamehtas in ay render thb occasion agreeable,and
besides this, ell the '*: brightest and-best,” of'WaUs
boro womankind will be there to delight the of
young men £nd crusty bachelors. Don't forget to
bring some small.change with you. .
Ifflg.
jpostiob,. >
intend Id
?ry goon. The
i prevented ah
U ! '
[Advertisement.]
That otber jump in go?ds foretold a few- weeks
since by prominent parties in the Dry Q<}ods business
has taken place, the alight difference that they
Jumped downward instead 'of np, oat of the reach of
email buyers 1 . Goods of all Linds ere now mucK loxcer.
Staple Cotton Goods, snbh as Prints, Ginghams,
Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, Cotton
ades, Colored Cambrics, Paper Cambrics, Drillings,
1 Spool Cottons,Am, are how cheap’ in comparison tp
what they were, being sold freely for! bnt two weeks
since. .
Dress Goods, such as, new Spring DeLaines, Cbal
lies, Mozambiques, Alpaccas, Poll DeChevres, Poplins
Ac., in all the new and. most desirable stylos, are now
about as cheap as eVer/some goods nearly 100 per
cent, less then the prices of last March. .The sub
scriber has now ph hand a large. and complete assort*
meat of all those goods bought .during
panic In prices for pash, and is selling them at a. small
advance on those low cost prices, patting tbpm in the
reach of the-most economical or needy persons. AU
persons canuow buy what goods they need, and in
such times as these no goods should be .bought but
necessary articles of a good quality. Cheap auction
goods so tailed poor persons cannot afford to buy if
they wish the full-raftic of their money.
Our stock of options; fancy Goods, Hosiery, White
Goods <fco., is in splendid shape, and wo ore.now sup
plying ouV customers with those goods afrvery low
prices fo their perfect satisfaction. We are how fully
supplied with Cloak Cloths, all wool, at low figures,
the best at $1 50 per yard.,
In Groceries, and Boots and Shoes, we do not in
tend to bo undersold by any one in tbo trade. The
coming season we shall wholesale goods to all buyers
at tLsmall advance on New Tork and Manufacturers
prices, making it greatly to the interest of all buyers
this way to call' and see for themselves.
We-.cnn sell most goods at less than they con be
bought in New York in small bills.
J. A. PARSONS,
April 29. No. 3, Concert Block, Corning, N. Y.
The following named persons have been appointed
Agents, for the sale of 5-26-U, S. Bonds for Tioga
county, Pa. 5
A. B. Turner) Cashier Tioga Co. Bank.
• F. E. Smith, ,
J. pARKHunsy, EUtland.
In Cherry Flalts, on the 10th inst., by Rev. N. L*
Reynolds, Mr. V. A. ELLIOTT of Charleston, to Miss
JOSEPHINE GILLETTE of Covington.
In Elkland, on the 9th inst) at the bouse of Benj.
Burse, by E. S. Culver, Esq., Mr. ORLANDO TAR
BOX ef Tioga Co. N. Y., to Miss MARY E. JONES
of Bingham, Potter Co. Pa.
In Lock Haven, May 2, 1863, CHARLES LIN
COLN, only son of Dr. R. D. and. Lovisa Tipple,
aged 3 years and 24 days.
There's mourning in the household—
There’s a wail on. the air of Nlghtl ,
There's and broken spirit—
Crashed when their hopes were bright.
-t The fell destroyer’s missioned,' . v
Again the fondTiearl’s torn,
Again, from the arms of affection,-
A cherished ona is home. J ■
* • * • « # • * *«
There’s joy among the angels— \ '
There’s music io the spheres,— >-
Another has joined their catnberr-
Ho a white-febed form appears I
And there, in his saint-lik* beauty,
lie roams, a spirit blest,
“Where the wicked cease from troubling,
■ Axn the Weabt abb at rest’” .Com.
In Tioga, at the residence of Col. H. 0. Johnston,
on the 2d lust, of diphtheria, ARTHUR* JOHNS
TON, of Waldron C. and Ellea A. Johnston,
aged 2 years, 2 months, and 27 days.
Thou spirit, broke from integument of clay,
And borne on angel wings to God’s eternal throne,
Look down in pity on thy kindred friends aiway,
And plead for them the grace of the Eternal One.
Com.
Id Erin, N, Y., on the 3d nib, MARY ANN, wife
of Isaac Wood, in the 42d year of her ago.
Wool Carding and Cloth Dressing.
THE subscriber informs hft old customers
and the public generally that he is prepared to
card wool and dress cloth at the old stand, thq coming
season, having secured the services of Mr. J. PJSET,
a competent and experienced workman, and also in
tending to give his personal attention to the business,
he will warrant all work done at his shop.
Wool carded at five cents per pound, and Cloth
dressed at from ton to twenty cents per yard-as per
coldr and finish. J. I. JACKSON.
Wellsboro, May 6. 1863-tf. '
DEERFIELD WOOLEN FACTORY.
THE undersigned having purchased the well
known Woolen Factory of Messrs. E. & B. S.
Bowen on the Cowanesque River, two miles east of
Knoxville, takes this method of informing the inhabi
tants of Tioga and adjoining conuties that ho will
manufacture wool by the yard or on shares' to- suit
customers, into
FLANNELS^
CASSIMERES, - *
DOE-SKINS,
FUIII/ CLOTHS, of all kinds.
The machinery has bqen thoroughly repaired and
new machinery added thereto, also an improved new
wheel which will enable him to work the entire sea
son. He will pay particular attention to
Roll Carding & Clolli Dressiug,
which will be done in the neatest possible manner,
having added one new 801 l Machine, will enable him
to dispatch and accommodate people from a distance.
He would farther say that he has carried on the busi
ness in manufacturing wool for farmers in Bradford
and adjoining counties for the past twenty years; Jje
therefore esn warrant all work and satisfy his easte
rners, using nothing in manufacturing but genuine
wool. S - JOSEPH INGHAM.
Deerfield, May 5,1863-ly.
ITlan9oeld Classical Seminary and
Slate Normal School.
A GALL is hereby made .upon the stockhold
ers of the Mansfield 0. Seminary, and State
Normal School for the stb District, Pa.,.to meet pn
Friday, May 22d, 1863, at 2 o'clock P. M. in said
Seminary, preparatory to the reception of $5OOO, ap
propriated to said institatiqp! by thb next Legislature;
as required by the following proviso, appended to the
appropriation bill: 1
And provided further, that the rams bereihbefore
given to.tho State Normal Schools shall oq|y be 1 pay
able on the production to the Soporintemlentof Com*
mon S'cboolfof a duly certified copy of the ’proceed
ings of a general meeting of the stockholders thereof
respectively held, after thirty days public notice, for
the purpose of agreeing by a majority of said con
tributors or stockholders, that the Capital stock there-
M shall be reduced by an amount equal to that here
by appropriated by the State; (to effect which redac
tion when thus agreed to/authority is hereby given
- to the Trustees of said schools respectively, to call in
the present certificates of stock* and issue others in
diet thereof, of such amounts as shall effect said re
eduction;) and that should* dividends be hereafter do*
blared by either of said schools, such dividends shall
in no case-exceed six per cent on such reduced capi
tal stock" t W. COCHRAN,
President of the Board of Trustees.
W«. C. Bipi.rv, Secretory of the Board.
Mansfield, April '32, 1863.
5-20-r. s. I.OAH.
MAEBIED.
DIED.
THE TIOGA COPHTY AOITATQB.
THE. WAR OHNTINUEIII
NO CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES !!
Tlia.in of the Opposition ihily Ainhl!
THE SPECIAL EFFORT MADE TO REDUCE
Trade anif stop The rush at i
FERINE & CO’S,I
hSs proved asbad a failure as the effort to take
•Richmond by the Army of the Potomac! '
THE PEOPLE WILL BUY GOODS WHEjRE
THEY CAN BE HAD THE CHEAPEStI
FAIR DEALING,
TRUTHFUL REPRESENTATION OF GOODS!
AND row PRICES!:
HATE FOUND tHE PDBBE STRINGS OF THE PEOPLE.
1 NEW STOCK OP fiOOBS!!
, JUST RECEIVED,
Ajt Ferine & Co’s Store
1 TROY, Bradford County, Pa.
LOW PRICE&
THE ORDER OF THE DATI
WE have just received and opened the lar
gest and best assortment of ,
©IB'S 1
ever brought to this market, and are glad to inform
the public that we are now selling them at reduction
of fall {THIRTY PER CENT. We have taken great
pains bo have the
ASSORTMENT COMPLETE IN ALL ITS
i {DEPARTMENTS,
and feel no hesitation in saying to you that esch
an'di every article has been bought at such prices that
inducements can be offered to those wishing to buy
for cosh, to make their from this stock. To
enumerate the particular kindoaf^goods,
IN THE PRICE* OF WHICH
COMPETITION,
would bo almost' useless, as we should he obliged to
enumerate most of the articles in our store. JFe offer
BiIIGAIKS IN
<&(D©ID©3
BARGAINS IN <
LACE GOODS!
BARGAINS IN
; CLOAKS, *'
MANTILLAS,
AND SAGQUES!
BARGAINS IN
SILK & LACE
MANTILLAS.
BARGAINS IN
BROCHE, STELLA &
THIBET SHAWLS!
BARGAINS IN
BOOTS & SHOES.
BARGAINS IN
HOSIERY &
DOMESTICS.
BARGAINS IN
:PMIAfiQiLS &
SSWSMSJS'B
In short, no one can appreciate the cheapness of
our goods by reading this article. And boliering,
as wo.dpj thaterery 'customer is iteU satisfied wßf
favors ns with his patronage, t*e respectfully in rite
you ,to : ■
B®*CAtt AND EXAMINE OCR
CfdODS ANX> PRICES.
Tbonkfal for -post favors, wo tender our sincere
thanks. 1 • ■
PERIM & CO.
XEOyi'Maj 13, 1363
-JHEEIB|'’§ SAIE§. '
of aanig'jfcrits oLS&ri Facias,
AJ- at, issued
oat of the\€ourt of Comipon Pleas of county.
Pa., to me directed,.will be exposed to public sale io
tire Court oo: J#ONI)AT,
25th'day of M»y,TB6J, aVI o'clock in the afternoon,
the following property, to wit:
A certain plot or piece of land in Rutland
-.towßeJrip f oo-wbioh-is erected a-one and a half story
dwelling htase,.l6 t>y 1? feet —skid plot described’fcs
’follows; Beginning at'a'-stone e standing fiorih
20 deg. E., fire and 76*100 rods from the N.B. corner
of said boose; seven rods to a
pile of atones.; thence south 49$ west, nine rods to a
pile of stohea; Iberice north 40$ Treat, seten rods to a
pile of. stones; tbenco north 49$ east, nine rods to the
place of beginning—containing sixty-three square
rods. Tp be sold Its theprope/fy of Harlan Bong
well, owner or reputed owner; and. William Longwell,
contractor or builder. > - -j '
- ALSO—A lot of land bounded and descri
bed.** fellows;- 0n the *or.th b/Aot ifo» 241 of the
.allotment of the Bingham lands in Charleston.town
ship, Tioga county, .Pennsylv«qi*i contracted to Amos
Coolidge, Jr-, on. the east by lot Ho* 241 aforesaid
and lot No. 261. conveyed to Elijah A Willis Peake,
on the sooth by lot No. 254, contracted to Abram
Walker, andlot Na,/255, conveyed to John' B 1 Us, and
on the west by lot No. 255 aforesaid, lot No. 259; con
tracted to ROsel Willari and 16t No. 239, cotrteyed
to JohnMetk; ft'being-lot Noi 260 of;the allotment
of. the Bingham lands in Charleston township, Tioga
county, Pennsylvania, and part of warrant numbered
one hundred and thirteen acres and
one-tenth'of ad acre, with the uftuat allowance of six
per cent. Tor roads, Ac., about 75 acres improved,
frame bouse, two frame barns and sheds, and fruit
- property©! Joel
Crowl.
ALSO—A lot of land in Cbarlestonrbotmded
north by lot No. 54 of the allotment of the Bingham
lands in Charleston, Tioga courity, Penn’o, conveyed
to Elijah Grinnell, lot No. 22, contracted to
Whitney, arid lot No.' 20, contracted to James S.
Bradt, east by lot No. 265, conveyed tp David Kelsey,
lot No. 59, contracted-to Solon S. 'Dartt, and lot No.
60, contractedto Elias' Tipple, south by loft Nos. 59
-and 60 aforesaid,nnd west by lot No. 73. now,'or late
in the possession of Asa G. Churchill, and lot No. 52
contracted to Alonso Whitney—containing 105 acres,
with the usual allowance of six per cent. for. roads,
Ac.; it being lots Nos. 55, 56 and 57 of the allotment
of the Bingham lands in Charleston township, Tioga
.county. Pa., and part, of wairant. No. 1792, with
about 75 acres improved, one frame boose, frame barn
and outbuildings, and an apple orchard thereon. To
be sold as the property-of Robert G. White.
ALSO — A lot of land in Richmond town
ship, Tioga county, Penn'a, bounded as follows :—;
Beginning at' the northeast corner bf lot No. 95 of
the allotment of Bingham lands in Richmond town
ship ; tbenco south I s*B deg., west 117 9*lo perches;
thence south £ deg., west J 39 6-10 perches; thence
along line of lot No. 93 south £9 7-8 deg., west 89 7-10
rods; thence along lots Nos. 92, and 96 247 2-16 per
ches to the northwest corner of lot No. 95; thence
along lot No. 102 to the place of beginning—contain
ing 132 acres, with allowance; it being lots No. 94
and 95 of the Bingham lands in Richmond township,
acres'improved, on wbiob is siiuated'-.one
log/and hoard house, ods large frame barn, and a
yoxmg orchard thereon. To be sold as tbo property
of E. C. Parsons. ,
ALSO—A certain lot of land in Westfield
township, bounded north by Bisgham-lands, east by
H. Aldrich, south by Joseph Wood, and west by the
Potter county line —containing about 117 acres, about
30 acres improved, 2 frame dwelling bouses, 1 log
house, 2 frame barns, corn house, other outbuildings,
apple orchard'and some other fruit trees thereon. To
be sold as the property of Stephen Potter and David
Taylor. ‘
ALSO—A lot of land in Mansfield borough^
bounded north and east by Merritt, south by
WtHianz Adams, arid west by the Williamson road—;
containing one acre more or less, one frame house,)
and outbuildings and seme fruit trees thereon. To
be sold os the property of E. C. Comfort and D. C.
Butterfield.
ALSO—A certain tract of land in Jackson
township, bounded north and east by Lucinda Leficr,
south by tb’e John G. HubVedl estate, and west by
main highway—containing $ acre, 2 frame booses, 1
frame barn and fruit trees thcfeon. To be sold as the
propart j: of Hannan TaggcrtT*" -
ALSO—A certain lot of land in the Tillage
of Mansfield, bounded on the north by Wellsboro
street, W. L. Kelly and Isano Holden, east by Main
street or Williamson road, south by lands occupied by
G. Puller, and west by Tioga railroad—containing*
about one acre of land, with two 2-story stores and
double dwelling bouse, and a frame barn thereon.
Also —A lot of land in the Tillage of Mansfield,
bounded on the north by William Adams, on iho east
and west by Joseph P. Morris, and south by a branch
of Elmira street—containing about one-half acre,
with a frame dwelling house thereon. To be sold os
the property of Joseph S. Hoard, Lyman Beach, Jr.
a*nd Lawton Cummings, Jr.
' ALSO—A certain lot of land in Covington
township, bounded north by*Butler Smith and Joseph
Hasted, east by highway, south by D. S. Ireland, and
west by Tioga river—containing about 16 acres, all
improved, 2 frame houses, I flouring mill, 1 frame
barn, 1 frame barn and shed attached, 1 wagon shop,
1 corn house and apple orchard thereon. To bo. sold
as the property of Joseph Hubble.
ALSO—A lot of land in Keoneyrille, Mid
dlebury township, bounded north by highway, cast
by highway, south by land of Elios Keeney, and west
by Warren Gordon —containing l-16th of an aore,
improved, with one frame house thereon. To be sold
as the property of Henry Levegood,
ALSO—A certain lot of land in Charleston
township, bounded north and east by Oliver Elliott,
south by .State, road, and west by meeting house—
containing about } of an acre, all improved, with
frame store hodse and dwelling house combined,'and
some fruit trees thereon. To be sold as tbe property
Abraham Johnson.
ALSO—A lot of land in Clymer township,
bounded north by Conrad Pritchard, east By high
way, south by Carlos Shelley, and west by Potter
county lino—containing about 60 acres, more or less,
about 16 acres improved, frame bouse, log’bnra and a
few fruit trees thereon. To be sold as the property
of Anthony Bennett.
ALSO—A lot of land in Middlebury town
ship, bounded north by Hyme4 and Yager, east by
Hymes and Reddingtoa, south by George Hymes and
Elijah Keeney, and west by James B. Brown and
Elijah 189.6 acres, about 16 acres
improved.
Also—A lot of land in Tioga borough, bounded
north by Cowanesque street, east by Main street,
south by lands of the heirs of Jacob Prutzman, dec’d,
and west by alley—containing } acre, more or less,
improved, one frame house, frame born and a few
fruit trees thereon. To be sold as tbe property of
William Garratsoo.
ALSO-rtA certain lot of land in Covington
township, bounded north by Rosa A Williams, oast by
Ross A Williams, and Samuel Kelsey, south by Asa
hel Graves, and west-by Oliver Elliott and 0. F.
Taylor—containing about 60. acres, about 16 acres
improved, with A framo house and a few fruit trees
tber&on. To be sold as tbe property of Goo. Hutted,
ALSO—A certain lot of land in Lawrence
borough, bounded north by lands of C. L. Kilburn,
east by Mrs, Kate L BUtts, south by Tioga river, and
west by Wm. B. Midddugh, with the privilege of land
to the street from Lawreneevillo to tho Depot—con
taining 3} acres, more or less, all .improved. To be
sold os the property of John Hill.
ALSO—A certain lot of land in. Delmar
township,* bounded north by’lands of-the estate of
Jones Hoodley, east by James Campbellsnd Martin
Spicer, south by Calvin Royce, N. Impson and J. L.
Robinson, west by George Hastings—containing about
60 acres, about 30 acres improved, frame bouse, frame
barn, frame corn bouse and hog pen, and apple
orchard, thereon. To be sold as the property of Ed*
win Royco. . * •' *
ALSO—Ascertain lot of land in Jackson
township, bounded north by-lands in possession of
George Dewitt, east by Nathan Cornell, south by
highway, and west By Allison Lawe—containing
about J acre, improved; frsmethonse, blscksmltbrshop
and shod, and a few fruit trees thereon.
Also —Another tot, bounded north by highway,
east by. Leri Stone, south by. Nathan Cornell, and
west by highway*—containing about 1 aero, frame
house, a frame store house, fruit trees thereon. To
be sold as tbe property ‘of Jaiflea H. Burgess and
Warren KraJey. ~
ALSO —A lot of land m Charleston town
ship, bounded north by Bockos, oast by Nelson
Clans, south by land formerly Samuel Morgan now
Clark A. RibcroUe,. and west by W, P. Shumway
and Archibald Walker—containing about 40 acres,
more or less, about 30. acres Improved, sow mill,
blacksmith shop, board chanty nnd some fruit trees.
To be sold os too properly of fiamUel Morgan.
• AtSp—rCertein lots, of land in Co.Tisgton
bortfrigh—ft being lots'NoS.t43Vv44 and 45, as laid
diwa bn the new map' of said borough—bounded
north by;a"poftit>B pX «dd lots, eajt by lot No. 46,
sopth by Dorsey's lane, and west by Tioga railrpad—
containing £. acre, more or-less, nil improved. To be
sold_as the property ef.AN* ll FvLee.
ALSO—A lot df : land in Brookfield town
ship, bounded north by John; George, east by -Sally
Evans, south by Tubbs and others, and, west hj. B. P.
Eddy—containing 45 acres, more or loss. To be sold
us the property ot E, W. Schoonover, •
ALSO—A .lot of land *n Delmac township,
bounded north by Sts dm an Wolbridge, nasi by Sted
man Wolbridge, sooth by land of Dodge, James A Co.
and west by'land of Dodge, James A
50 acres, more or less,- about 2 acres improved, log
faotxse thereon. To' be sold os the property of Han
nah E. Hall.. ~ . c- ■
ALSO—A lot of land in Union township,-
bounded, north and east.by lands of Joseph W. Lon
don, sonth by Thomas Stull,jwest by highway run
ning from Taylor's, Corocfs-to: Lycoming creek—con
taining about 3 acres;
-Trane house thereon. Tri bc sold as lhe prbpcrtjfof
fit; W. Chase. '' . -
ALSO—A lot of land in Elkland borough*
beginning at a post on the highway lending-to Par
mington, north to the Cowanesquo river, west along
said river to post, thence south by Joel Parkhurst to~
a post, ifaence easterly by Joe| Parkhurst to highway,
place of beginning—containing about t*o acres, be
the same more or lees, with (wo story frame tannery,
engine and fixtures thereon. To be sold as the pro
perty of James Hancock and Gebrge L. Uurlburt.
ALSO—-A certain, jot of land in BrdokfieTd
townshipf boatload jjorth. by. John. -G.eorgfi».-epst by
John W. Fitch, south by J. W. Fitch, and west by S.
P. Eddy—containing about 75 acres, about 40 acres
improved, 2 frame houses,’2 frame barns, corn house,
blacksmith shop and apple orchard thereon. To be
sold as the property of Ezra Schoonover and Daniel
Schoonoyer. ,
ALSO - —A jot of land in Sullivan township,
hounded north by Warren L. Mißcr and J3dwin Dewey,
east by Edwin Dewey, south by Wm. T. Hurt and H.
H. DenVand west by 11. H. Dent and Warren L.
iMiDer—containing about 93 4-10 acres, being lot No.
150 on the map of iands of Henry 11. Dent in Sul
livan township, and part of warrant No. 3382, about
50 acres improved, one frame house, other outbuildings
and some fruit trees thereon. To be sold as the pro
perty of -Charles R. Pervis, -
ALSO—A certain lot of land in Charleston
township/, bounded north by Joseph Thompson and
Abram Hart; cost by Josinh Smith and Fnlket Smith,
south by Joel. Culver,'bnd west by William Reese—
containing obout 63 acres. 50 acres improved, with a
frame house, frame barn and two apple qpcbnrds
thereon. To behold as the property or R. 1C BruU
drige,' and A. E. Niles and Prudence Culver, Adm’rs
of Philemon Culver, dec’d,
ALSO—A certain lot of land 1 in- Delmar
township) bounded .north fey D. KeUey and Edmund
Fellows, eag? by highway, south by D. Kelsey, and
west by D. Kelsey, William Campbell and lands for
merly of John Pbalan—containing about 200 acres,
about 125 acres improved, two frame houses,, frame
barn and a spring house, apple orchard and other
fruit trees thereon.
Also— A lot of land in Delmar township, bounded
north by Edmund Fellows, epst by H. Butler, south
by lands of the estate of James English, and west by
highway—containing about 75 acres, about 60 acres
improved, two frame houses, one frame bnrn aud
apple orchard (hereon.
>tLSO—Another lot of land in. Morris township,.,
bounded north by J. N. Bribe, cost by Hcrdic A
White, sonth by McCormick* lands, and west by
Phelps, Dodge & Co.—containing 900 acres more or
Uss. To be sold as the property of H. A, Guernsey.
ALSO—A lot of land |n Delmar township,
bounded and described as follows, viz : Beginning nt
a post, the northeast corner of Elisba M'Carter; thence
south 46£ deg., west by said M’Corter 120$ porches to
a post; thence by lot formerly of Benj: Furman ond
lot of Whk Howe north 445, west 101 perches to a
beech ; thence by the Ira Kingsley lot north 45$ deg.,
east 109$ perches to a post; thence by Edmuod
Wethorbeo (now Simeon Bacon) south 44$ deg., east
103 perches to the place of > beginning—containing
77i acres, about fifty acres improved, a frame bouse,
frame barn and apple orchard thereon. To be sold
as the property of Harkley Forman.
ALSO—A certain, lot of land in Tioga town
ship, buunded north by Dr. George Hathaway, cast by
. Oak street and lot owned by A. J. M'Cnlloogh, south
by Chnrch street, west by lot) in possession of C. O.
Etta—containing about one-half acre, buildings and*
fruit trees thereon.
Also—Another lot ofland in Tioga, bounded north
by Thos< Berry and B, C. Wickham, cast by B. G.
Wickham, south by lands in possession of Vino DePui
and west by Tioga railroad|and Tioga river—con
taining about one hundred and ten acres and allow
ances, forty acres improved, nnd npple orchard and
about one thousand grape vines.thereon. To be sold
as the property of Silas B. Hathaway.
ALSO-—A lot of land in Lawrence township,
bounded north by T. B. Tompkins and A. Sly, cast
by D. A. Knuppenburg, south by Hiram Saxton, A',
Sly and C. C. Miller, and west by T. B. Tompkins—
containing 99} acres, J6ocros improved, one frame
house Ad a cow stable thereon. To be sold as tho
property of G. E. Smith. j
ALSO— A certain lot pf land in Jackson
township, bounded north by lands of Bennett A Ran
dall (formerly Daggett A Sixby). east and' south by
Joseph Sillinger, and west by William Smith—con
taining about fifty acres, about thirty.five acres im
proved, frame house, frame and apple orchard
thereon. To be sold as the property Rufus Daggett
and Cornelius Daggett. r
ALSO—A lot of land in NTard and Union
townships, lot No. 8 of warrant No. 6, 145 acres And
73 perches, it being the sub-divided interest and
share which tbe said Emily is entitled to in
several tracts of land situated in tbe of
Ward and Union. To be spld os the property of
John Morgan and Emily Morgan.
ALSO—A lot of labd ifi. Rutland township,
bounded north by Samuel Knight, east by Ezra Up
dike, and on tbe south and west by Levi Osgood—
containing about 14 acres, about 5 acres improved,
' log house and sops® fruit trees ihcrton. To behold
os tho property of Benjamin T Knight.
ALSO — A lot of land Osceola, bouptled
noth by Julius Scott f cast by Ijforgan Seely, foulu by
street and Tubbs, and west by highway—containing
£ acre, more or less, one frame bouse and one frame
barn thereon. To be sold as the property of William
T. Humphrey.
ALSO—A lot of land in Brookfield town
ship, bounded irorlb by . Eddy, cast by
Seely, sonth by Eddy, and west by John Holmes
—containing nbopt 12 acres, more or less, about 16
acres improved, one frame barn and some fruit trees
thereon.
jktso—Another lot in Brookfield township, bound
ed north by John Fitch,east py John by
John Fiteb, and. west by Schoonover—contain
ing £ acre* Improved, with ope saw and shingle ma
chine thereon. To bo sold 4s the property of Ezra
W. Schoonover ah(J William H’. Fisk.
ALSO—A lot of land in 'Charleston town-1
ship, Tioga county, Penn’o, bounded north by Elijah
Peek, cast by land of H. A. A Jobn;W. Guernsey and
Philemon H. Thompson, south )by land ofU. G. White
nnd west by land of S. S. Packard —containing 104
acres, more or less. To bo sold as the property of
Samuel Morgan and Seth Morgan.* -
ALSO —A certain lot of land in Chatham
township, bounded north by lands of William Button,
east by Snyder Chamberlain, south by Snyder Cham
berlain, and west by William Spaulding—containing;
about 4-acres qf land, all improved, frame bouse, fruit
trees thereon. To be sold as the property of Wm.Batton;
ALSO—A lot of land in Shipps township,
Tioga county, Pennsylvania, ijeginnmg at a post the
N. E. corner of*No. 1930; thence jouth 120 pefebes
to a post the corner of George 1 Wedtf thcnco by land
of said West west 123 perches to 4*hemlock ; theuco
north 120 perches to a hemlock;; tbfence east 12.1
perches to the place of beginning—Containing 02
acres, about 15 acres improved,* few fruit trees, good ;
water privilege and mill site thereon. j
Also—A lot' of land in Wellsboro, bounded on the j
northeast by Pearl stredf, on the southwest by a cross i
strefct, on the southeast by Walnut street, and on the j
northwest by lot formerly of J. J. Bassett—contain
ing } acre, one frame house arid frame barn thereon. ,
To bo sold as tbe property of 11. Landis. i
lot of land in "Rutland township, j
bounded north by Darnel Brbwer, east hy Gtbbins J
Baker, south hy Michael Wolfi and west by Stophcfi j
H. Wood —containing dboht 59 acres, about 12 acres 1
impfovCd. - 1..
Also—A lot in Inc township,qf Richmond, bound
ed north by -Job and CunstrtU Bailey, catt by C.
Bailey and Lucy Ellsworth, south by Ellsworth ahd
Erl Whitejnd 11. about 90 acres,' .
about 6 acres Improved, frame house and fruit trees '
thereon. To be sold as the pfeperty of John Benson.
Sheriff’s Orrirr. I IL| STOWELL, Jr., j
Wellsboro, Mov G, 1563. J i] Shin'jj.
?■ if
BY virttd 6fWwnl of Fi. bsaed out of
the Courts of Common Pleas of Tioga ooun»y*Pa>,
I to iso directed, I will expose to' public sale, in \ho
1 Coart House is Wellsboro, on hfOtfHAY, the 26ffc
. day of Hay, f oVlocA'in the .afternoon, the
following desetlhcd real cstafe,.towii;
3r lot of lac'd in i)(nrnd«
ed north by the ‘Hew York State Use, east by4and* of
d. S. landsley, south by lands la possession of-Peter
Myers and hinds of A. P. Kadiker and T, J./NUaiv
and west by the Tioga river—containing about iw»
hundred acres, with about fifty acres improved, one
large frame dwelling bouse, four’small frame and
board houses, one frame bam, three frame and board
sheds, need for bams and wood bosses, one frame
shed used for tool bopse, .with a mill dam sltnate
about.ten or twelve rodsabnvo the bridge across tho
Tioga river, on tbe rond leading from Lawreneetille
’ to the Lawrenceville railroad depot, a bulk-bead and
bead race leading from the mill-dam aforesaid to the
aforesaid State line, with the .water privilege of said
dam extending across the Tioga river;
Also— A lot of land in Lawrence bom*, hpandfcd
north by New Tork State line, east and south‘bytbw'
Tioga river, and west by lands in possession of Hit*'
0. E. Butts and lands lately owned by Benjamin Her
rower, dec’d, containing about two acres' improved,'
three fratno dwelling houses,'one frame'' bam,*ofcw
boarder plank shed, and fruit trees thereon, with
privilege of the dam and water privilege •- the
Tioga river;
Also—A lot of land in
bounded north byiands of John
ram Calkins and Seth HaggejUf SOdtu
vens and'Streetpr warrant, anjl west by v _ ata
man, containing about eight hundred acres, about ono
hundred and fifty aeres improved* twaJome
one 'frame barn,' apple, orenaro and ouvbuiLdingi
theacon. The property of W. Vi. Ballard, Wm,B,
Middaugb, and A. Beers. ’ . • • ■
■ • *■ / C. S. FlfiED, ConttahU.
Wellsborongh, May B,- I 86&
Applications for ElCensc. - f , >
NOTICE is, hereby given that the following
named persona Karo filed their*, petitions for Li*
cenae at ths, ProtlUnotary’s Office, and that tboir anpU?
cations will bo heard at the Court House, in
on WEDNESDAY, May 27, 1603, at 2 o'clock, P.M.:
Houses ov Estebtaishijit. r -
Deerjutd~ A. J. Rhodes.*'
Blon—Joa, Tonkin * Hall.*
Brookfield —Phipps & Nca£.
- Liberty —Samuel Carroll, Joel H. Woodruff.'*
Mtkland —Benj. Bars©.
J/om’i 7— W. Yi Campbell,?
WelUhoro —J. W. Bigouey, R. Farf. , > "
Jtmhind— Royal Rose.
<7atn<»—H. 0. Vermilyea. *
Knoxville— J. 11. Sttibbs. 1 t - "
Latisg Houses.
Wdhboro —Wesley Pitts.
Blast —J, P. MoneTl.
Covington — Gee. Baker.
Fait Brook —Wm. H- Coleman.
.T. F. DONALDSON, Clerk.
Wellsboro, Mrty 6,1863. . - .
MOHAWK CHIEF
is 8 years old, 16 hands high, and weighs 1200 lbs.
Color,
JET BLACK; -
Ho was sired by
Slack hAwk ;
His Dam was
j * 1 1TIESSENGER.
He wiUstahd at Hotel, LawrencetiUe, every
Monday, and at (be stable of the subscriber la Tioga
Coro’, the balance of thg time;
Terms— Single Service 5
To Insure 10
Persons parting with mares before foaling will be
held responsible for the us 6 of the Horse.
Tioga, May 6, 1863. E. A, BJIBAD.;
FLOUR AND FEED STOKE. -
WRIGHT & BAILEY
HAVE had their mill thoroughly- repaired
and are receiving fresh ground Hotifr, feed,
meal, Ac., every day at their store in towft;
Cosh paid for all kinds of grain. .
WBXGHX t BAII-fcY.
Wellsboro, April 29,1863. ,
SEED WHEAT.
I AM now receiving a very choice new kind
of seed Spring Wheat for the. farmers of thi*.
county. It tras raised by one-of the host Ctrinef* of
Chemung county, N, Y., and Is fjfcrfcctly clean.
Wellsboro, April 29, 1863. .F. K. WRIGHT.
To (he Tioga Raptlal Association }
THE Third Quarterly Meeting of the Asso'j
ciation will be held with the West Jnfckson'
Church on WEDNESDAY, May 27, 1863, at JO
o’clock A. M. Contributions by the churches fof
Home Missions will be taken up.
T. D. ELLIOTT, Clerk'pro i*vf.
Cherry Flatts, April.-29, 1863-3 t» * .. ; t
THAT'S NOTHING NEW!
I HAVE all along sold KEROSENE OIL at
fifty cents a gallon; and I can and do sell It at
fifty cents now. [April 22-A W. T. MATHEUS-
Watch, Clock, & Jewelry Repairing,
A. R. HASCY
HAS removed from the Poet Office,
bird & Co's Store,‘(three doors below.) nhero
bo is renejy to do oil kinds of work in bis line at tho
shortest notice, and in the best manner possible.
Thankful for favors for tho lust two months, {wbilfC
at the Post office.) 1 will try and give satisfaction t*»
all old and new customers that see fit to patrdnir.w mu.
Wollaboro, April 29, 1863. HASCY.
P. S. Don’t mistake the place—Bullard‘A Co’t
Store, three doors North of the Fost Office.
RETURNED SOLDIERS
AND their FRIENDS,can obtain HAHC
PAY, PENSIONS-, and BOUNTY, through the
subscriber, who has made
all inch claims, with along established and perfccily
reliable PENSION AGENCY-et Washington. .
As the affidavits must bo taken before a Judge of
the Court, and as .this is the residence of Judge
ler, the business can be transacted in an hours'litne.
Lawrenceville, Jan. 28, 1863. E. H.'WIvLLS.
PENSIONERS
AHE hereby ihforthed'thai the Undersigned
has been appointed an ExaUbinl&g Surgeon 67
the Commissioner of Pensions. Applicants Uif pen
sions will be promptly examined on presenting them
selves st bis office in Knoxville, Tioga county. Pa-
Special notice will be given in respect to the bieo*
niul examination of pensioners in tills region.
IRA W. BELLOWS, M. I);,
Knoxville,.May 6. 1863-Sm.* - ~ . ...
More i.ight on the subject.—ah
persons interested in light materials should
certainly call at Roy’s I)rng Store and, see that fine,
pure specimen of Petroleum Oil for' burning in
Kerosino Lamp. It is not only tbo safest 1 Lot the
cheapest and pleasantest light that can be procured.
Wells boro, Feb. Jl-; 186$. : f _
Dissolution.— The co-partbership here
tofore existing between Bf. W. LOWELL and
A. J. WARNER, trader Ibe name of “LoWeILA War
ner,” of tbo Brngbamten Commercial College, was
dissolved onTht 3lh .day of January, 18153.
\ o . D. W. LOWELL.
Singhqmton, N. T., April 22, 1883. :
NOTICE, —Runaway on tfae:night of the 20* h
just,, my son, T. j. Bader; ft minor. [
hereby forbid all persons harboring or
oh my aeobant, as I will pay no debts of his contract
ing. - [April 29, 1363. J ~ C. If- OTTRiBB.!
Seeds— for ttifi 'garden; and the
FARM.—A large-stttk of froth seedr Will bo
found at Roy’s Drag Store* Largo package* of Field
Seeds ns well as choice varieties of early Potatoes..
iOnton Sets Ae-., Ac. Call at-Roy's before yon plant
your gardens. April 22} 1883. J