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TEDSESDAY MARCEI_2I, 1866
New Advertisements
Pelmo- School Directors.
Lum i.er for Sale—Cyrus Catlin.
rphar...: Court Sale—K. Lawton. ,
Loh—Vischer, Dimon & Randall. ,
sargo o Dentist—A. 8. - Eastman. ! -1 . ,
We11:boro Academy.
Aavni,tr Ltorsr Sale—R. Rose Estate. I- ,
Nat ee --N if cher, Dimon & Randall.
5, Nres Cauncn.--:-The annual election for,
of the entry, Will be held at the church,
;m a day, the god of April, next, between the
tor , of two and three o'clock, P. M. The pew
one nod all, are earnestly requested to at
:aj By order of the vestry.
I r e publi,b elsewhere the , Roll of Honor and
'fl„ jilts leaders of the winter term of the Aced-
spy, The closing exercises were well managed,
ose noted last week, and gave very, general
tedaction. The spring term commences one
"a from to-day, and presents a rare and value
lie o pportunity for securing a good academic ed
vc,nau We feel free to urge young men and
rmipf; „ melt to availthemselvis.of the opportu-
GaT thus presented for their advancement, because
tue conduct of the Febool is superior; and to those .
who desire knowledge, Mr. Van Allen will appear
In the light of a most energetic and thorough
teacher. _ , -
E:,TI:AI CATTLE AND HORSES.—Owners of ma
th. lorses, sheep and swine, may save themselves
cot by pnv isg prepay attention to the following
tection of au ~ r dinanee approved August 10, 1863:
.. Sec 2. That auy owner of horses, cattle,
,b e ep, mine. ur geese, who shall suffer them to
rco at large within the limits of this borough,
up,a conviction, forfeit and pay the sum of
oLe dodo for erica and every head of horses, cat
:ic and twine, eo suffered to run at large, and
toutpure cents for each head of sheep or geese."
Section third requires the Constable and Street
Commissioner to report all violations of this ordi
tfirce which muy come to their knowledge, to.the
l arge ss : one-half the penalties received upon
ties complaint, to be paid to them by the borough
Treatilter, whenever collected.
- Wr are of opinion that the cattle buiaance can
kt abated under the operation of thie ordinance.
FLLLSBORO ACADEMY—ROLL OF HONOR.-
- 1-A Landis. H. Hammond, A. Archer, J.
; ; ;nerd, T. Rogers, J.-J. Rogers. E. Carriel, C.
M. Lounsbary. •
, J• SO2 Margraff, E. Blair, A. Donald
f:. E. Hoyt, E. Crawl, C. Boyden, L. White, C•
Etagere., K. Conway.
,1,,,a(0-g—F. Emery, J. Robinson, W. Shake
;at, W. Niles, A. Hart, F. Fisher, G. Riberolle,
E.Biden, W. Card. •
c(uae rfaders—A. El. Algebra, W. Shakspear;
1. El. Algebra, A. Archer; C, El. Algebra, E.
Erydaiii A, University Algebra, H. Hammond;
B. do, A. Landis; A, Pract. Arithmetic, J. Max..
well and C. Webb, a tie; do, J. fßobinson and
F. Emery, a tie ; C, Higher Arithmetic, M.. Ma
p& D, do, T. Rogersj - E, do, H. Hammond and
I. Stoddard, a tie ; A, Mental ArithMetic, cr. Bo
wen: B, do, J. Robinson; 800k -Keeping, 5. E.,
kiLerolla ; Berman Tragedy, A. Landis •
Grammar. M. Williston ; Physiology, E. Carrie;
Chemistry. E. Herrington ; Science Com. Things.
H Margraff; A, Grammar, (Kerl's,) K. Camay ;
ktiru'wn's,) E. Carriel and W. Shakapear;
B. a, do, C. Card and H. Hammond: Latin Rea
d(r. A. Landis ; Latin Grammar, U. Hammond :
er,.metry, A. Landis; A, Geography, C. Webb :
I. do. F. Emery and F. Fisher: C, do, W. Shalt.,
;car: Spelling, Ist dic., F: Fisher, A. Hart and
t.. Niles; Spelling, 2d div., A. Landis and M.
Iturroeic : Quickest to solve examples in using
tLe arid]. frame, A. Landis, 4. Stoddard, A.
Farling, C. Card, M. Luuusbury, E. Blair, Wm.
ii.s.k.espear, F. Emery, J. Robinson, L. Maynard,
F Fisher, W. Card
PRIZE STUDENTS.—Settiors—lst prize, Alice
I.6LiIS : 2d do, Thomas Rogers ; Emery Prize for
wthful trying, H. Hammond.
prize, Helen Marigraff;.Bm
cry prize, Emma Blair.
Jooor ,, —F. Emery, J. Robinson, W. Shake
pear, vr,re s of equal value; emery prise, F
penmanship, A. Hurt.
HALF A CENTURY'S LABORS IN THE
G..SPEL. AN AUTO-BIOGRAPHY i BY REV.
THUS. S. SHEA.RDoWN." PUBLISHED BY 0. N.
WORDEN AND E. B. CASE.
The lives of public men are always more or less
otritful , yet, telt , Auto-Biographies win their
ny to publie favor. A cursory examination of
to volume, however, discloses the conditions of
ppularity. It is a remarkably candid and in
ptuous history of the life of [ an earnest man, re
,aed by himself when past ,the allotted age of
'ihree score and ten." The yeti. - -simplicity of
narrative attracts, and renders interesting
'Lot would be cemmon-place in the lives . of or
:ltary men. •
The relator—Elder. SHEARDOWN, is well and
'.l:urably known to the people of this county.—
lc Englishman by birth and training, re die
cuer much of the native Yankee in his character
lie came to this country when a young man,
;minediately entered upon thsi toils and pri
ealoue of a pioneer's life. His descriptions of
pcuter life are always entertaining and instruct
it One peculiarity of the man stands promi
tectly out. Whether as a pioneer heaing down
itt turett, or a preacher of the word, he carried
.:th him into his work am energy and singleness
ct purpose which smoothed the road to success.
In lt2: l ‘be visited Middlebury, in this county,'
a unszionary. Reminiscences of men .and
thugs at that period render tbti book peculiarly
:nteresting to residents,. and ought to command
fr,t a a large sale in our midst. Though a Bap
nit and treating chiefly on the growth of that
denomination in Tioga County, the book will
prove quite as entertaining fo other denomina-.
tione, for the reason that it marks the periods
of religious progress without especial reference to
his awn denomination. True, be is a Baptist in
all that constitutes the-outward forms of 'worship
fad "Chef; but there it a broad vein of .catholici
runuittg through his conversations touching
rehgtvu2 matters. It is pleasant to remark the
changes which he passed through the advocate'
of truth Sulu ng out with the invariable eager-
Leh' the true reformer, full of his mission and
1 4efal of the result of bie labors.
In t passage from darkness into light is oft
repeated.
Now full of hope, and anon mil down, yet al
vap preserving the balance of a lively faith.
We cannot follow him step by step. It is
`Lough to any that the publishers have done welt
1 ,5 0%, the history of so earnest and unselfish a
'l5 to the general public.
The /object of the narration resides at Troy ,
Bradford County, a bale old man, still breaking
creed to his people. If a word from us could in
cite every family to purchase this excellent book.
beautifully printed, we would speak that word.
It may be bad of Mr. E. B. Case, of Troy.
or 0 10. N. Worden.Lewiamrg; Pa., by' mail for
25, or by Express at $2.00.
- •
WALL P APER.—Young iR receiving addit ions
i ° his large and well assorted stock of WALL PA'
'l t; for the spring trade. He is selling 20 per
ce `t• lower than last year. Call at the WilleborO
BKI; Store.
•
The contioumfileclioe in the.eastern mar
"Ls Las enabled me to offer the lowest prices this
of the swan. I now sell fast este'tt..Pti_343)
Art taluttas,) at 10.'ete;- handsome: de,.4,raelige" -
Hi eta ; best 'prints, Sprague - and Pacific, - 22 eta ;
good brown shirtings, :18 and 20 eta,- yard wide
do, Henry, 25 ets • i Tacit° extra do, 28 eta; good
bleached muslins, 25 - Cts; "yard wide-extra do; 28
to 3 7.1 Ms; best do lathes, new styles, 28 cents;
Kentucky jeans, 3 to 55.; pant stuffs,
48. 6d. to
its. All othergoods equally cheap. I intend to
offer great bqrgains in new goods, as fast as they
are offered in eastern markets. lam buying. in
small lots, almost daily ; thus giving my custom
ers the advantage of all reductions. No one
who has bought or buys large stocks of goods at
such times as these, can give you the full value of
your money. J. A. PARSONS,
March 21, 1866. Corning, N. Y.,
B,PECI-AL .NOTICE.
DRY loon —Goode are now cheap. Is it not
wise to buy such goods as you need.. I sell good
Prints at 15 cts, handsome at 20 eta, tnerimack 25
eta. Good yard wide aheetings 25 eta., best yard
wide sheetings . 28 eta. Delains 28 cts. Good
block Muslins 25 ete, l extra ,2s 6d to 3s. Rep
tuckey Jeans 3s. All other geode equally cheap.
March 7, 1865. J. A. PARSONS,
Corning, N. Y,
Ai Cough, Cold, or Sort Throat.
REQUIRES lIIIIEDILTE ATTENTION, AND BHOOLD BE
CHECKED. IF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation of do' Ltitigs, a Permanent' Throat
Affeclioli, or an incurab/e - Lung DieecloW
18 OFTEN THE RESULT.
BROWN'S BRONOWAL TROCHES
HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS, GIVE
=2
Ar Bronchitis, ARthma, Catarrh, Consnsaptiva,
and Throat Diseases,
TRODUJIES ARE USED W/TEOAIIRA4B GOOD'SUOCESS
- Singers and Public Speakers
will find Trochee useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after-an unusual exertion of the vohal
organs. The Troches are recommended and pres
cribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughoutthe donntry-Alteing
an article-of - true - merit, and having proved their
efficacy by a test of many years, each year - finds
them in new localities in various parts of the
world, and the TrOchia are ani;reicalliirononA
ced better than other articles..
OBTAIN only "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES,"
and do not take any of the-Worthless -Lnitatioris
tbat may be offered. ' ' , •'
Sold everywhere iu the United ,States, and in
Foreign Countries, (at A cents per
[lnovv6,s-dm]
ITCL(I ITCH! IT,CIj.I !I,
Scratch ! Scratch ! Scratch I '
Wheaton's Ointment
Will Cure the Itch in 48 Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHFL
BLAINS, and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price
50 cents. For sale by all Druggists.
For Sale by John A. Roy, Wellsboro, Pe.-
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER;
Sole Agents, 170 Washington street, Boaton,;
Mass., it will be forwarded by mail, free of post
age, to any part of the United-States.
180et6.5-6m.
TREASURyR's SALE
OF SEATED AND U SEATED LANDS IN
TIOOA OUNT Y.
pursuanceln
t of the proyleions of an act of the
Genera Assen.bly, passed the 2ililth day of- April,
1844, will be exposed -to-public sale, at the Coin
tuis,ioners' office,
,i124 - -Wielleiborn, the second
Mtkb day of June, 1866, the trietii of liind described,
in thefollowing ;16t, pnlenef flee t4es due tbeKeint
are paid before that time.
C. F MILLER, '
• Treoeurer of "Tioga Comity
Washer°, March 8,]886. •
Moils isyynahl:p
Quantity. . •
Acres imped. Wild. To whom aseesbed. Tax.
Ituprov'il ip 240 Dyer, Logre:re 5926
Vacant lot . Freeman D. B. ' 1 4fl
Vacant lot Latun ; 16
Shut, & lot Bush A. C. 39
House & lot Gelden Simon -15
Town lot „ Ludlow Isaac , lO
House lc lot l4,ivi;i John" S. . . ld
Store house & lot :Norris S. W. estate 100
Vacant lot Freeman D. B, 2-55
II. -tiara ansllot Phelps _Thomas, 8
: House andlot ' --- Tritctovd,--Di.:gid. • " 5 ' ' ' - 2ti
Improved 15 85 wild Reese, William- - , . 2,02
. .. ..,
1.1-ouse and-lot - W'illiAsin Walkso,-,,„ ,•, ~,8,
llou,e and lot Lang John estate !in
House and lot MeKertnis.lamee , 1,.?„ . 4
Town lots, 88 Rathbone, Ford & Do. 7 04,
2 houses and lots. Smith. C. E. .. , 100
120 wild - Tioga'R'.. &A - Coal Co. 3. 60
House and lot t Wallace John -- ' ,- , 10
Route and lot - Sampson William , i "411
Bonn and lot Wilson Robert- . • 1 J 7
3 houses and lots Corning Eiastut - - "2'17
Brookfield totpnehip. , ... .
50 wild Brown Ilionraville - -- - 1 - 08
Tan-yard - I,lavis.l3eor4ilß. , :-',._ .74.
50 wild Labar George 1 43
43 " Lovell-Jobn -- .' . 124
75 ." Luce Ira 2 15
. _
240 " * Potter Stephen__"'s 13
House and lot Babon. - Sbober ta. 109
50 wild Brown Montraville '1 17
104 42
75 ;" `4.kticelrit.'k z- .-143 T
50 " George,, 55
43 " Borg Johnl 34
240 "- Potter Stephen - . ' 58.
Saw mill &44 " Sehoonoqer Ezra 225
- • 68 " Spade Hiram ' 1,59
Store house and lot Ai3diew 1 5,5_
Charleston township
Ituprov'd 5, 11 wild!, P,ingham eatate COL
" 15, 640 " Dan by. Nathan.. 70 3,1
96 " Niles Moses -8:20
Stuttu saw mill Wilam 'J. B. - 1-43.
Steam saw mill Barnes Lemon - -- 412
.60 wild Baily d - 1 86
50 " Bryant J. ""' 25'
187 " -MeDerreed• • 11 64 ,
110 " Henry F. Smith - 559
77 " Wedge .Stininer 418
Clymer- kneel/hip.'
- 84 wild' Bennett' Thoee
' 100 " Furgeson - John • -I-4 48 , 1
26 " -Marvin Joseph 115•,
25 " Nelse Nelson r
10 impro'd, 82" " Taff Mi. 8;735
10 impro'd, 56 "" Cameron Hiram- • 4 45t
50 " Buck John.• 1 53-
itnprov'd, 45 " Bush It and Enos 1 98-
2 improv'd, 78 " Bush James-M. 2 133
4 improv'd, 38 " Degroat Almun - - 248
6 impro'd, 301 " Harper J. M. 8 84-
100 " Jordan-Tathes 3 95.
5 improv'd, 55 " Jordan Daniel 244
3 iinprov'd, 37 " Morgan' Jallue 1-59-
6 Improv'd, 27 " McDonald Bettj. 2-54-
5 iiopro'd, 145 " ParkhurstJohn 5 16-
1 8 impro'd, 247 ,`• Fyce Ndwin„ _ 8,55
100 " Shelliebas: & Step p '3'os
I 3 impro'd, 17 " Weeks Mimi 112
Covinffiontoiniehl:l).
•
50 Heated Henry 4 71
100 ltießlair Charles 9 35
50 Spencer D. H.' 4'35
30 Wetmore Edward 5 57
73 • Smith C A I" - 085
60 Pollook James --- - 3 13
House& lot - Calver , Pihemusl '
Town lot • Rumooy F. E; .5_33
. .
Cot; ingfon'bo
Rouse &lot ' Fox Dexter • 2 . 33
Donee At lot JohneotiA. L. " 3 10
Cillatkon-rowne4ip.- -
84` Thinnal
50 Mylatt, widow 1 17
Deerfield el:Ai/211+p' •
S impro'd, 17 Rose Nathaniel ' 313
98 : Warren Rufus ~. .4.24
3 impro'd, 37 Woodcock J. J. 2 10,
Pcimdr totraahlia..:-_,t..
1 impro'd, 5 Simmons Andrew 12
25, .- Shmtnani .UO4 - - 59
100 . Smitleangeph =-= -2 33
i lot Smith William A. JO
..- , 26 Etickler T. , = . i7B
Lot tTpahiah — 2 O
Warren 'A. estate •- 45
28 Wise Frederick , 1 , 82
5 . 20 • Knapp %%owes • -86
5 75 'Kelly Sylvester - - 2 14'
14 8 Gibson Otis L. 1 53,
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- 5 65_ _
_. Roffman William "-- lilt
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Muse & Lot Hofer Dayil . . . 1..15
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t' t• 1t„....c.4 se
. e i tc r ; : :; 4 4 , .1 0 00 -
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." .. "5 •. .70 . Mess , leg-A1ina i .14,•,..< _2 25 -
75 Camp Sell Jeremiah A 't 132.
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50 - Job Green — ' 3 - 25
50 Gamble Henry . 151
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100 - Hibireth-Charles • ' , ' , 3 2 98'
. . -._ . 50 • • Kinnon L.: •- - . • 3 1 ' , 119
, - 50: , - Kriner Heorge ---" - . . - .73.
.. '5O Kenyon Luoious 151
10 - .40 Naval Jacob 298
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' 60 Olmstead Clement 1 78
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• 60 Olmstead Stephen 72
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74; , ...',. ,_ TohY.E 1 .11 11 01 1 :# ... .• - 2 ' 22
-' ' 50 Hiram Tomb ' * l • ' os'
. 60 Wakeman George 90
38 Stowell D. A. 87
' 100 Ashly Allen 1 94
House. and .3. Archer R. H. 2 32
15,' ' 50 - ' -- HrOttsort Phinias '' - -=-2.33
lb '" Bain . 1 - Enurweith 'A <' , 4 . - 68.
72 Bennett & Son t - - -3 73
75 Campbell Jerry 1 17
1 - 14 Croft William B. 39
3 -- Coate Timothy 93
3.1 44 Dartt G. D. 125
5 i 45 Frislr. B. S. and Wm.l 38
10 , 40 tgeettlief*G. W.' 45a A ;at
10 ,' 62 Goodenow Charles 2 22
18 4 ' 4 ,! 27 Hurd T. J. 2 87
House 11 , Magoff Fred. 51
5 ; 15 Mark Leonard heirs ' 86
50 Pond Emmit It. 1 17
- : . V 10.34.4 - ter i 111SAIJ., F,_,. , .../.. 4;4 10 ,
' ••' - .3 5O Pond A.
..-:-.:11,z 14-0 C
Yibi : .' ; Royce Ithiel l6
limisit'lll4 Redding Pratt 1 09
1 1 9 Hodges Cornelius 28
16 , 57 Skelton-John 2 43
- 2 . 45 Magroff Albert 1 71
2 lota . . _ - _ Dheiteetidenty . . : ,31
• . 60..... , tiltnetett[l,Plataint:., ''."; 93'
• -,, 25; ~ . Ab.oElon , JacoY.„ ' " - 09 - :
10 ...70 . . .§IYPPO 2 ../. Elie.- -.- i : - .42. 3 P:
1 - '4l"aratiagton.toumshiru. :.:. • . - ....1.1:: .T_
; 96 Bingham estate 8 01
- ''' '''' i5OO Mercereau James 41 72
20
Gdines township.
- ; 5 ; 45 Babcock R. W. 342
1 ' 69 Reynolds J. B. 342
580 Hance J. H. 12 06
.• - - , ' • e:I 741 . .1 ' - av,..0-.
. " '.rackion:tinchisksp. , - •
•? 1 04: , ~ tif'd*P 4 , Pla ii ,P . l , - - --4 '
• : 6 00 ~,, :V01 111 kPairY7.:6 . p 4 -•
...., , .00 , d... , 7 11 :46r1F.1:::. • . 215' -
4 ; : ,40 ..•.", - clragorria-: ".. 4 Itfr
ilossa,&, lot ' Ciin.ii - A k.,.:;: 7- :' ` ' .9o'
15 i 157 Fleet 11.L.' -- ' - 4 '55 •,
, 1 .. , 1.. 1 100 Mitchell William K. 11 43
Rhinesmith Godfrey 140
„10 , Aweigh L. L. 65
i , 132 Hemp Samuel Jr 838
' 104 Kelts Sobrine 2 39
i: . " """ ' 4 Aligkiitte. "'"-' '''''' ''''' 4l -'s
.• . ...
I} grist mill , Tiffany William 215'
i firmt• mill " Billings 1) T 285
Lawrence township ,
Carlton D
' Dent El H ~
Libe ,EEFil i P..l.,!. ''....1:-; . :.:-.:::•'1•:.:
3: ' 92 Forrer,John 4 63' P
12 ' 28 Coon Thomas 1 53
5 : 60 Erwin, widcf* 142
• - , 83 Rehm John, Sen 92
11Ouse L lot McDonald 0 27
House &
" Jot unreel Charles 1 99
Lot , !": • - ol'i'etlafeA " =,---• :;• - ,- .41/,
' -._ ~ '.lfidtlieeig y lt44saP : -'"' ' b. ; 7 I " a '
0 i 1,1129 Bulmer John &Co 72 . 51
Li_ 160 Hodge William 835
140 , Hodges Daniel 7 66
' 170 Himes & Redington 10 70
170 Leeper & Vandusen 11 10
175 Bingham estate 14 88
'''' - 'Biker - .retinal' `", :- ~,: i43
_ .. .
50
15. x :. 133
• :.: 7 ,'' 4 3 .':" b '`q loie 'Aintinit''' %-:'•-:- --r.f7t
.113: ' 97 Greely Jonathan 245
80 Hodge Isaao 83
1 ' Mitchell William K 78
Anson Palmer 72
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50 Albyson Rice 78
25 1 31 Smith John "'1 96
A - ".-- , ' , - 40; .. -.--W1044100:00, , ,t L...,- J .., 93.
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'29 ; - _7og .. ,, v....3 .7 4thi5ii0.1t4 - .C.-.. , -;:t . .:1- - ; t 4 W.
: -, T •• 'l , -, , -;Tmat+i6aTborttgyi...a,--:4.,-_,- 5 rt. , ....=
- .125 187 • - - - kiiii -taiiii, -lii , - tqt•-! -;"--s-ltaz
'-1 ' Nelson township.
~
, . 40 Daily Eggleston 57
F Richotolid township.
150 Bingham estate 20 25
e.:100%, :, ~RO P O..g ;Y -, . 13-4-
100 Gillett kAtoiia" ''''S't . 1
Rutland township.
Livingston William 343
Simerson Isaac 3 15
80
4 SKS
Sullivan township,
Baer Miles
Sri} ett =6;t4ciA j
Ellsworth E
Stinthitshtatiisitiii
limy 4, in 4, Br* 55
' zl 114
4 46
, ‘.J 1
-12 42:. •
56
c S 3
32
105
Tioga township
270 Benson Isaac 11 71
lil' : 50 Clemmens Rufus. 1 Oil
50 Ford James, estate 5 23
'if - Co:tee & lot ; -.,cl,arton Marren, 57
8 '-27 i '‘ MorrieFri(dent) -;f:: -; "'....-ii....iii
Pail factory and lot Palmer-4 Ic -,.... ~ • ,
.. 21-03
-- „: 112 - liftionmliete'D''' I:0 1 58
':'-' ' 50 Chamberlain D 1 17
-39 100 i ' Daggett Allen 22 06
357 Ballard W W 22 89
Saw mill & 14 impr'd Miller William 4 20
Tioga borough.
-: 7:I IrtitgOilineto:l4lls' 4 7 - -.."' 78 ,
12.2. .
Union tonsAtp.
i r
-- : 50 Caugblin William so"
P -- 5 2' 1 7 Campbell 38. 149
50 Williams Charles 3 28
168 Decorsey T M 12 14
. 133 Lycom'g Iron &C. Co.lo 37 I
94 Howland S and H 8 54 1 1
116 Landon 'Daniel 14 62
' 55 Spencer N J
Howland Denes
2 Chase 11 W
-,-'' 1 50 ' Stratton William 3 94
'e, ' 79 Traver Dwight 216
4 ..25 .: _227,2 .;'‘,. Vkard,C4L , i2,1 - ....:ta T , iB 07..
1 -' ' :50; -: ,z , ... Stiginian tAnikttatinc.- .-..- 6:55:
1 - 1 49 . Whitcomb Oliver 1 33
1 124 Anthony F A A 1 98
66 Defrance Charles 1 51
Westfield township.
48 Brownell Jesse 93
House; & lot Vansile Nancy .62
i ..-.:2..:- I ' .Triliak6 ro .4l ...4.47 ,, .;44, ~ .,..1 Id C.
Ease ct lot I Nita d:S" • '='-. i''4' Jr
Ward township.
Vacant
•
•`y
, ,
N
". • 200 Aldrich Andrew 11 00
115 Clark Charles 6 33,
: a • 105 Cross Jeduthar 4 791
;I: '" ' l lOO- 4 if- •g"F4iitlitirws_44_ , ...42 -'.:.::-5,90J
_ 1' '' 47 , 1 E. - - -'akrtcw i ma a p -. 1 1..,r, ES&
46 Hart Nathaniel .5:1.:= 431
-
• 10 Larcum W II 7 95 '
..,
102;:• ) ::„48tukth i lLefferson 4 02
-- - , •;-, , 4 4 ,- -1,26„, Shermerhorn Joshua, 852
. ' 92 ' -”- Vella 0 C -' '6 01
98 • - Velia Nicholas 516
- AtairatiErril : :• l :-' - -; 2 . 04 : 4 - 7 4 - 4r
100 Wadkins JulArti,: - - 5,•45;
82, , o _ WpgdiAltron; ; B B-
60
.. 94 Krittpp 13! 5 71'
'
1 180 ,
it ittertgD D
. r 'r: '-',..!: 4. 6 , f
3`lloo i dllCalikeefilohn i i -1 ait: ti
100 , -.Attstl;l4„P _., 4..55
110 ;:,' ` s l44ltingglß„2:" , 'L •; i lll
58 Austin Anson 9O
- - 90'''''' - Ctinedilloinfort:;..' .I. l ' 34
''•2lo, ''', - -Cirshan John”'--'' ' ;ill' 95 -
' 40 . , , , - ', -, Giiromueuippi- i, - ,--- - `,-;62
'42 '''','
f • - I(aii Adam ',-- --' 7 i' . l'iiii ,
' ±43 s, '„ ; Lfo - .CEiiiliia '-- -- :92
" - b 9. -'''"- Murry Cl/tales - "f 90
"•''9T - I' - -- Nlmer Anion -- .' . 1 41-
-1 - 40 ',',". • - Riliy,J. .0 : ' . - ' -72.
- " 02' `-'," ' SOreet William
25 - . .. ' SherWooaz Dr
MI
Oil
' inirsisaniii.4l minlact of the
tly,
passedite-13th darof March, 1818;
exposed to - public sale, at the COM ailed:oilers' OF.
flee, InNellaboro, on the vecOndiXonday'of Jane,
'lBB6, this tracts of land described in the following
list, :unless the taxes due thereortare paid before
that time. C. F. MILLER;
-
Treasurer of nogg County.
Wellaboro, March 8, 1888.
Blois
Qckanti ._ • , . •
No: Origio4 present . W a rranteerorOwriii.
5493 1100 - George Mead
5916 1100— - 275 •Nlckthr&l2lllll3th •^-
69 F. 7 '. • :tiff
a it 400 , " 90 68
59E5 1101 ; , ;,3 , .7.,11, ',.C.•,.. , , ,- " , i ,. 14 ' - , - -135.90
7 „ ..„. $ ~- "...., .......... --....,..4,e2 5 , , 37 _ ,
5978 - 1100 436 " 105 89
5980 1028 ' 304 WIIIMm Willkon , •,88 41
I,' -,1.;yA . 1.40 344 Franklin Coledg• 83 55 ;
809 r3OO 87% R. Coleman 29 80
5835' 7097 732 James Wilson 425 47
5045 - 1081 - 440 .• 131 78
535 138 74
6047 " . 1.
~.,;.....‘ , ... ~,,,, ;. - % ' , 127 14
5932 1061 , - I , llCilin & Griffith . 480'64
5914 1100. “ 409 75
6838 1040 '. 1040 11,00101 w, ..,. -- • -.. 346028
.5840 ; UOO wo - 300 45
5053 . 1099 . 519 James Wilson ' 132 22
5936 1100. - .509' , 111.Colewen , 47643
, 1 - ~ ..11r, . .%4W01i5m Wagon.. • __ -
•• ; 133 '-'- a ''''''' —" -
133
2.5 Frriklin CAillge
Brookfield Townskip.'.
E . i.724V - Tallb4 awl:9ol 6 TP '
we
a
;802,:.304
1864
1865
1864
1068
1856
1860
1881
7.-:-.2fffit-21 1 . M. Waling
118
80 William Lloyd
40 F. M. Willing
. 4
Charleston Township
4472 1000 2fo' James Wilson
4478 1002
4A4'
4479 991 'l.#
6050 1099, 52s James Wilson
6048 , 689
1681 990
ma 4099 James Wilson
5053 689 I
11b84'. , • 990 490 Hews & Ester
- 32125.. „1099 1159 F. M. Willin4
' 699 C. Wilting
A 579 990 370 - Hews & Fisher
400 — 999 199 Jimes Wilson
0 77
300 Hews & Fisher .-
4474 1009 400 James Wilson
4472 1000 200
1582 990 247 Hews & Fisher 44 95
1588 " 247 44 95
1680 " 13010 68
38 4 87
449 1002 35 James Wilso l n 971
".• .4 Chatham Township. •
lackw
)1097 .4 449 • r 00
12'49.3 t ft . .
/Pliant r 27
1 06 ' LI, Lqun ff 29
424 J. S. Crandall 140 88
Act ,
Crandall 8; Emery 135 /7
629 '2os 04
2,N 96 00
13638
',,L-67 /5
123 24
43 81
7 61
7 OS
Samuel Kiog
, Jutura Watrtta
293 Robert Alorrlii.
371 A. C. Buell
1221 I' 32/ George Harrison
1329 1149 54 R. Blackwell
1815, 50
;
uz .: 4 Coy:nylon township,
3392 ",71 4 4t9Pulleaol
6393 " 1
5046 " 410 James Vills4l9,i,Z
5497 1100 504 George Mead
5836 1009 , 367 B. Coleman
5536 1160 550
5916 "1 275 Nicklin & Griffith
150 75 E. Dyer
5916 1100 275 Nfcklin Griffith
500,,, ( 100 Al Bless
300' 1 - Zabisthi.k.Essieril I
Clymer Township.
2290 988 100 Willink
2295 1 900 •
'92991 '1095 500
2296r)±:,900 150•"-
-
12271:7 f , ...955 135 George Berri ed
1291 1002 150 W,
IM
73
3 40
46 George Radius
Deerfield Township.
6179 1999 224 ,Jerre e strextiAlage
3e6 .4(11401,j994*4
116 James Btrawbrulge
~ 15177 ,1100 336
4198- , ;1099 191
617
6191" 1 069 840
5610 1100 216 "
3697 1092 143 "
561 - 0 1100,..2751 64,-Atrawkitike
5180 1099 643 ;
r
" 318
14, 68
Vl - „,1100 60
5 78'1099 113
' 5177 1100
5610 " ' 1 11 r
5181 - 659 82
137
1222 101*
Delmar Town ri
85
455 1i455 80 James S.ewart
1545 990 196. Ja uie.ik Wilson • '
1579 •• 613 Hews it Fisher
~sl," 216
5206 " 790 Jame:. Wilson
`4212 ' " 76 "
1 06
4213 I " 50
122
4216 ; " 116
4217 < " 216
4213 t " 166
) 4 , 461. 1002
4463 "
4464 "
4467 i " 997 " 860 74
4468 " 769 29
158 H. P. Voorhees 69 60
',lOO • Jackson &Bache 15 10
n a te, 456 D 8.11 DieXinionl6l 65
!. 21 cs - ZZ•Vii u '100. 7
4113 t 990 - 99 James Wilson 10 35
4215 d " 655 " 68 50
4218 " 232 " 39 68
4214 i! " 462 - 7 l, 7l, 02,
4462 365 73
4465 t . -" , - 4,4131
284 SAS rJen~as . Kmt~ll ' 17 : Pg. I
4208 n
4218 ; ' ' 28 11
4223 ±1
;4224 : - 1."•. • - '5.•4
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1541 " '7B , 94-
4213 '
..t - - 7 17 73
4214 ;• ,
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45 13
,23 'Pt"
56q-41bert. Leet 7;.'t
4428 960'182' - .Litnes..-WlPion' 14 82
4222 < _9,901;. : 7100 -"'; • ' 13 43-
" . 16 - 11"
5.346 ' ertKeriirerly .267 82t
= : 19 • - 4ainei 30203
4207 , '990 4 " -- ;688' W'l - 208 39
4201' 986 - 8 - 36 " 719 03
5892! 636 536 James Steele 2501 33
4223 990 1 100 James Wilson 25 81
4427 ..fr 163 -38 73
15'44! - 75 13 59
'42n7 0 -`,—. 499. „ :88.19
A2B: 966 - 08' ) ""th" lb
4294! 990 100 " 35 46
50 " 567
4215: '‘'•:3s 49
5902' 7' 65
4202; - James „`54 6.
L" 4 , "
• 283; l'o6
16$ ' Jae: srawbridgd S 5 '47
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Township:
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2509 t:"Ai
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2613
2628 990 795
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2629. •...«,.
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: - '; 206
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72630 1900.1;:gc(- ' ; ' ,11 1 1.1t 85
2634 -1900 41 213z., —, 1..-!::c7 - e2O:
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222 62
74 85
i , 53 60
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186 28
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109 81
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200 01
189 17
157 42
211 84
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73 34
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41 78
868 40
72 80
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118 16
86 43
121 88
60 35
11 06
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323 33
179 63
64 89
47 47
54 89
-118 60
16 22
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168 96
93 63
59 11
37 98
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17 66
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90 67
28 99
309 98
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2636 : 44 44
t• , _ 4
2f41. f 1• 17- - 115 - 8 . 3 - 1
2 6 42' -4. 14 4
26 43 44 46 46, 373 30
2644 " " - 280 32
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2645 " " - 373 73
2647 • "
2648. "
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4227 "
4228 "
4232 "
4233 "
4237
4239
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486 81-
373 70
", - 373 70
590 - " ' 51 60
237 James Wileon 30 14
718 - 62 20
115 f « - 21 68
106 -": - 20 OL
635 -- 102 54
199 24
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101 14
;-` , 7 , 474 '
77 22
77 22
77 22 .
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4421 "
4422. "
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44tt - n 990
4428 966
4429 841
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4438 990, „
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44447
4445 ••' 679- •
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4484. ; 4
2629 " 712_ W. Williqk l
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5240 1089 688 George Mead " -- zfa 47
5253 " " • = • ••" 297 30
5254 " " " . 297 30
, Gaines l i ownshil:).
1299 1:000 802 W. willunk
2303 990 700 "
2304 1002
2305 '•
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2308 99Cr - '891!)
23481({02 85&„.,
234 ?' 900
235'0' - 985 500
2360 990 "." ' - 89 49
2379 1002 " ; 526 30
2134 990 44 320 91
2437 '")'
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2082" ; 1002 '5OO " - ,g3 57
2427*' 990 271 • - 96"46
2433 " " -,,213 77
2479 ." 740 -•• 141 35
2481 1002 691 • 1 " 82 41
2501 990 850 7 204 95
2335 1002 602 •7181
" • " 31 - 10 •-- . 35:82
1041 542 40 ftpbOro . 49 . lrwall 5.73
.041 542 280 !f
2356 986 100 W. Willink
2358 680 390
" 100 "
2297 990 YlOO z 4 - •
" 480 "
2294 1000 316. .
" 232 "
127..
327
2356 1 989,; 'l5O "
2298
'230 . 6 11002 10,00
2308 990 100 t".,
1040 541 125 R. Blaciviten
2358 De 6 307 W. liVi!link
2348 990 100
2300 IWO "
• Jackson Tawnahtp
3370 1099 •40 R. Gilmore
3363 " 40
3364 " 8
33611 •
- • 210 ,
3367.
3369 `. "‘ 4O
3358 ; ,
- 3308 1099 155'-
3358 "
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3360 6 " 475
3363 : " 210
3364 ; ". 20 -
3366 .190 - ' i"
3367 " 120 , 1 ,,
3369 i "
_ "
• Lawrence 2beenship.
2305 ',!
4296 1100 _. 95 E. Willing 11 87
5624 1 " Ellie .165 50
5622 " „ 404 :" lB 38
3359 109,9 76 , „„1. '8 65'
4300 10371 220 .-Thomas Willing-- 27 54
180 . 2048
- .
'5980 1028. Nioklin B,Griffitkil72 001
'4780 1100 270 Miller Alifurry - .69 83
597.6 ' ” . - Malin & Griffith 284' 70-
5975 _ 'l7l 72
5983 !_` 110 99
586 k John EL_lteseim n 1 71
540 —liz. E. Valentine 139,83
Morrie Townahip.
— Jam'es'Wilson ' 86 - 77
" • -178 06'
119 06
1-Qs' 28 -
7 745
302 94
346 25
183 89
97 44
119.06
078 = 990 '
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4880
4381 = " • 150 ~
400
4884 •
4385 • •„,
-4386 , 4, ' -
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.4414 "4 ,
- 4115 * - - - 54 22
434 i 9 " 100 - -12 03
4416 . " " '23B 10
4417 - 183,85-
• 440 ' '46s' " ' - 133 03
" 17 -13.-
-s." ' • „ - 474
" " 50 - " - • 1 67
5242 7.86 * George Mead 200 02
1691 990 119 - Bows & Biker , - 18 18
*1595 '6 50 " : • . 328
'4387' ''". " .'.Tamee - 'Wilson 38 95
.4388 " 59 63
1 4216 77d William Willink 59 72
4968 91 - -- John Barren
'4217, • ainiee Wilson, -- 135 sr
'4220- - 920 •:, "70 as
42,0 x. " - - • 193 78
,4224; " -" - 38 55
' 3855
" 50 " ••
10 98
4345 V- - 118 17
-446. " 168 "' - 66 12
4(64, 99 • " ." 757
U 223- - ~ " 48 73
_4864i -991. , '-• 840 - Janes *neon -64 26
, 4365: 113+ • , • 868
-4867: "- V _l5l 48
4388 "'-- " .
._l7B ,§7
4584' 990 ' : 100 - •
, : Fisher 12 - 02
1585' " Li 185 90
'1586' '‘ -443-77--
1587. -:":rq. 940 1 " 174 71
1588, " 790: - 8541 -
11591 "- 48' r 112
_O7
104 " r . "
Li•` ," 15/ 48
" 4 • , a 100*“ {fl'..: 19 68
ERR
44 14 490 46
- 15 0 300
1898 ' 4 - 330 -"
11:idd1ebury Township.
4486 999 4()0 James Wilson 488 51
4487 " 640 " 608 85
4486 " 399 " 171 18
819 435 George Wood 99 72
450 - A. C. Crandall- -76 82
288 Losinger 80 99
120 Samuel Ring 33 85
100 H. R. Sark 11 11
4297 1
2443 f 530 , Thos. Willing 454 74
75 , A. C. Bush 12 89
60 03
373 73
256 31
188 75
77 23
77 23
77 23
77 33
- 11723
256 31
128 11
313 C. Bush- 90 34
4298 1099 140 Thos. Willing 31 08
220 A. C. Cole 11 39
200 James Wilson 19 10
200 19 .
'Rutland lbw/y.(7l2'p.
IEI
3371 1099 .100 'R. Giihnire s 7B
3371 1099 343 /l 88 95
1404 " 147 R. Blacks ell 40 68
1217 " 30 Geo. Harison 894
3371 " 46 R. Gilmore 13 70
3372:. "35 ~ , 10 39
' - . 'Richmond' Township.
278' 852 154 J. Lockhart 37 72
233 , 115 " 40 18
427 604 232 . " .36 10
4481 999 245 James Wilson 110 01
4482 ` E 736 41 M4B
it ti go o it 73 .35
'93 - 37 05
274 800 - 27 John Smith 984
4484 " 512 James Wilson 154 35
4074 ) 1096
58801- - 550 f 777 Morris At Warder2B4 91
4A14 999 100 James Wilson 36 68
it ti 14 68
278 852 'lOO J. Lockhart 36 68
4481 999 120 James Wilson 44 01
Sullivan TownBhip.
3381 1058 342 R. Gilmore 65 58
3382 1099 334 64 02
3384 " 31 351
983 1026 100 H. Drinker 19 18
Shippen Townehap. •
1960 990 120 James Wilson 26 28
" "• 150 65 94
1954 " 688 129 00
340 340 J. L. Voorhees 59 41
" " 267 W. Willink 54 55
457 66
150 41
502 34
62 17
17 48
18 50
49 39
'424 93:
49Q 49 ,
451 24
'4o' 60
.t,
it it 191 23 22
44
2 / 2 98 , 2 " 203 63
2301 " . - " ' 182 87
6/
2302 " 203 83
2355 889 140 " . 18 02
44 64 220
50 20
2352 990 6. 51 89
2367 °` 310 ti 29 11
(4, 200 " t 10 46
2448 " 500 lt 78 59
2368.- - " CL
472 27
2448 " • 490 46
~308 97
4209 " James Wilson 622 A•
4211 " 931 `• 146 86
44 'CI - 59 14 26
4448 •" ~‘_ 394 04
4449 1002 ‘,l 440 39
4455 951 162 "
108 54
ll
- " `` l2B _ 29 53
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if
• " " 661 " - 484 . 53
4456 1002 . IL
272 57
4457 " 4t ' 292 58
4458 " 134 LI
26 46
it 'LI 300 Li
- 78 16
"
i `• 238
52 94
27 74
23 88
21 50
16 72
a 7 30
152 80
60 36
56 ex 3
88 63
, 22 11
. 46 70
28 65
17 19
4459 " 4i 418 83
4460 '" 875 - 586 26
195.5 990 200 125 70
5893 672+ 446-- James Steele 51 09
6084 393 358 Robert Steele 57 79
1027 549 350 R. Blackwell 56 00
1955 990 53 James Wilson 11 08
240 H. Baldwin 23 70
204 328 154 Jas. Strawbridge 61 30
585 367 360 Andrew Beaty 75 24
519 317 157 Jas. Strawbridge 62 64
3623 402 195 Robert King 77 62
4447 1062 James Wilson 422 70
4210 1902 - - ," - ,177 8'
5624'•11001,
_3373 1099'
3372 "
114 50
23 88
10 86
34 96
13 83
57 . 3 20
4537.
18 35
i " 3 68
- 96 35
- -12t82
19 33
7 - 2410
- 51 98
32 24
- 58 71
5645 "
5644 "
5625 1100
5643 "
3373 1099
3368 "
75 35
se 7 18
'6B 17
43 0,5
30 54
164 40
91 75'
Tioga Township. ,
239 William Ellis 97 47
369 R. Gilmore 107 43
567 " 165 11
200 • " 5$ 25
447 William Ellis 100 46
269 S. M. Fox • 78 32
565 George Mead 161 44
281' J. W,Guernsey 81 82
1441 R. Gilmore 61 06
76 25 47
549 S. M. Fox 159 85
187 54 44
456 William Ellis 132 81
269 S. M. Fok 78 40
200 R. Gilmore 58 55
48 ' " • 17 94
187 H. G. Wilcox
514-5 Geo. Harrison
l 4 {l
5625 1100
5643 1089
5243 1093
342
3368 1099
1218 1099
' 160
5624 1100. 61 William Ellis
3368 1099 200 R. Gilmore
5644 " 340 S. M. Fox
5645 " 549
- Union Taumehip.
8241 1083 200. George Mead
5259 1100 165 - "
5840 " • 500 R. Coleman
4803 " 100 John Vaughn
2 " 279 Wm. Wilson
3 " 4121 "
• 4. " 412/
" 412/ "
6- " 3621 - "
• 7 : 44 2293 „ At
2 " "
3 " 68f "
689 "
, 5 689 "
6 - 59 t "
2 I-• "
3I- 68 "
, 5
4 6 .6 44
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6-
7 6 6 3 44
2 133
3 91
4 129 "
5 145
6 127
7 150
2 1371 •`
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4 " 1371 ' "
5 1371'
- 6 - 1371 "
7 137/
2 1371 " ,
3 1371 "
4 1371- "
5 ' 137/ "
6 65/ "
7 1100 137+ "
2 " 137+ "
3 " 1371 "
4r 1371 "
5 ' 1371 "
6 1371 "
7 1371 "
7 301 ."
4608 1097 ' 73 John Vaughn
4610 1100 322 "
:4612 " 114 44
4604 " 42
4606 " 20
4607 , " 190
4609 " 187
4610 ' " 137
4611 " 80
4012 " 56 • " -
"6259 " 65 George Mead
Ward Township.
1438 1098 174 Pt. - Conneßy
5837 1100 • R. 9•flerdan
5839 "
5836
5838 "-
984 1028
3393 1099
5244 '
5262 "
4265 1 1086
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41
60
277 H. Drinker • 52 15
375 R. Gilmore 69 19
327 ' George Mead 85 51
333 " 86 85
400 " 104 30
847 Nicklin & Orifilthl9o 65
bleat, Township. ,
1919 1099 90 B. .B.lacikwell 27 21
1113. 1097 100 " . 30 28
SAVE YOUR GREENBACKS! I t
74 98
22 96
2516
AND C,A1.1.6 OFTEN
AT
NAST & AUERBACH'S,
CHEAP CASH STORE
BLOSSBURO, PA.
Where you can always find the beet assorted
stock of .
DOMESTIC FANCY DKr GOODS, CLOTHS
NOTIONS, , READY-MADE CLOTHING
manufhetuir under their own suporrisioa,
GFNTS' FURNISHING GOODS, etc., etc.
In their Merchant tailoring establishment they
defy competition, having the best tailors of New
York City, and an experienced Cutter, Mr. H. P.
Erwin. [Feb. 21, 1866-ly
Card; Staples & Sou,
ARE PREPARED TO SELL AS CHEAP
as any dealers in the county, a general as
sortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS,
CAPS, BOOTS A SHOES, FUR
NISHING GOODS,
EARTHERN, STONE, AND GLASS WARE,
in short, everything usually kept' in a country
store, all of which will be sold as low as else-
where, for
r READY PAY ONLY !
No trouble to Show
Goods.
CALL AND -SATISFY YOURSELVES„
STAPLES A CO., grateful to old patrons for
past -favors ' hope for a continuance of the
same. Having formed a copartniuship with G.
P. CARD, they feel confident that they can do
better' than ever before, as the new firm will have
a larger assortment.
COMPETITION DIWIED!
CARD, STAPLES A SON.
Zeeneyviile, Feb. 21, 1866.-ly.
)111INISTRATORS' SALE.
By virtue of an order of the Orphan? Court of
Tioga County, the undersigned Administrators of
the estate of Royal Rose, deceased, will on the
22d day of March inst, at the Roseville House,
in Rutland in said-county, expose to sale at pub
lic auction, to the highest and best bidder, the
following described real estate, to wit:
All that lot or piece of land in Rutland, called,
the Burying Ground Lot, beginning at the south
west corner thereof, thence north ni deg east 14
perches to a stake, thence north Hi deg west six
perches to a stake, thence south 71i deg west four
teen six-tenths perches to a stake, thence south
30 deg east six and one-tenth perches to place of
beginning—containing 85.8 perches more or less.
ALSO—another lot of land in Rutland, being
lot No. 146 of the allotment of Bingham lands in
said twp. and bounded north by lot No. 143 con
tracted to Royal Rose and Erastns Rose, east by
lot. No. 129 in the name of Rose .k Gila, south by
lot No. 100 in the - name of H. Smith, and west by
Bingham lands—containing sixty-five and seven
tenths acres more or less, the same contracted to
Wm. Rose, jr., on which there is about $175 due
the Bingham estate for purchase money.
ALSO—another lot of land in Rutland, being
lot No. 50 of the allotment of Bingham lands in
Rutland, and the same conveyed by the trustees
of the Bingham estate to William Rose and Roy
al Rose by deed dated November 7, 1849, and at
the time of the death of said William Rose held
by him and said Royal Rose as tenants in com
mon, and described as follows : Beginning at
the southwest corner on the north line of lot No.
32, thence along lot formerly in possession of Le
mon Barns north sixty-two perchesand two-tenths
—north 25 deg west 39.5 perches, and east 102.5
perches, thence west 85.8 perches to place of be
ginning—con.aining stxty-one eight-tenths acres
wtth usual allowance, &c., more or less,
Said sales are to be made upon the' following
terms : Fifty dollars cash paid on each lot at
the time of sale (except on the -Burying Ground
lot), one-fourth the purchase money on confirm
ation of tne sale, and the balance of purchase
money on eachlot to be paid in two equal annual
payments with interest on thealude slim unpaid
at the time of each payment, secured by Judg
ment bond and MortgaLe, with other security if
required by the undersigned.
54 44
15 76
46 60
32 83
57 23
98 67
159 93
C. R. SEYMOUR, 1
Mar. 14, 1§66. E. I. STEVENS. f ,dzara
ROBERTS 4. -- STOWELL
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Will be found one door below 0 3111311 1 Tucker's
Hard Ware Store, in the building formerly occu
pied by Borst & Seegers, which building they
have rallied throughout, andantend keeping
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
a general assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES AND FRESH
consisting in part of
Alepice Mous Blacking Beef
Cassia Coffee Candles Crackers
Cheese Chives Dried Apples Eas. Coffee
Farina Gelatine Ginger Hams
Indigo blue Lead Mustard - Molasses
Nutmegs Oysters Kerosene, Pork
Pepper Powder Pipes Potatoes
Prunes ' Peaches Pickles Rice
Raisins Salt Sweet Corn Soda Carb.
Saleratus Syrups Starch (corn) Shot
Starcb,loloss Soaps Sugars Sardines
Tobacco) Teas • Tomatoes Vinegar
&c., &c., &c:, &c.
ESPECIALLY THE AND SO FORTH!
Which comprises everything designed for family
use not mentioned above,
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All of which we propose to sell as cheap as we
We claim to have im fine an article of
SYRUPS, SUGARS AND MOLASSES
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sa was ever offered in Welleboro. 11111.• Rumen
bitr the place—one door below Gunn & Tucker's.
EMI
We!labor°, Feb. 7, 1866
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Overseers
of the Poor of Delmar Have engag e d the
professional services of Dr. N. Paoker, in behalf
of the Poor of said township, for this en.tresst
year, and no bills rendered by any other physi
cian will be paid.
Delmar, March 1,1866-3 t.
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818 13
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ME UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
right of Farmington and Cbittham to make
and sell Seaman d Henderson's Prtent Self dUr-.
log Hand Loom. We are now manufacturingthe
above Loom in East Farmington. Those
wishing to purchase, will please call and examine
our Loom for themselves,
Fast Farmington, March 7,1868.-3 t.
MEATS,
can and live.
ROBERTS I STOWELL.
E. WARREN.
L. H. CRIPPEN.