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WEDNESDAY MA.RCE1.28,1886.-
New Adveitia ement a: ".
Oriq Milt Gearing—E. Bayer.
gaflcAl Fountain—Lang & White.
Brno 011 and Land Company—
seottere Wanted = Naat & Auerbach.
Liezulock; Bark Wanted 7 —johnattn %.;;Lowaii dc
cappcnc •
i l eCUlGlS . NOtiCe — Ettate J. Hamlin.
R. Owens & Co.
&r ough Ordinance.
.
Philadelphia & Erie R. IL '
1 , u ,.; .11 arr. and depart at WiMiamsport as follows
b i .awai 0 ' Westward
i Mail Tram... 9 40 p m Erie Mail Traia...7 20 a al'
1 . irprebi indu .1 6P a m kris F.x'as Train-9 .26 p 131
;gar , / Sian Train 8 46 ara 'Elmira Mail Train 630 OA
1 A. L. TYLER, Gaul Supt.
_ -
We ❑re obliged to Mr. D. G. EDWARDS, of
Crariestoo, for a' nice hit of maple sugar. Iris
wbte se C. c offee stigar,and beautifully grained.
ife are greatly obliged to Mr. Haas Yotrxek,'
the euterprising bookseller, for a county map. It
ie in the mature of 4i : dm:mural, ibut the 4 tga tor
01 ) be Wormed of its latitude and longitude. it
boug difficult to get au obsorvation these stormy
W. R. SUITE'S Soats.ft-t3o iy. R. ,Butith'a
Fone, Additoo.N. Y., where you can buy Sheet-
Ito for 16 and 20c. ; Print!, lc Deloinea, 23c.;
s u p/ . .
re 10.1c 13 • TeoFI " 8 5c. :in fact, everYtbiii
cbellper than any 'tore in Ttngu county. Ma 28.
CONCERT.-A singing school etnnoart ;will Lib
held et the M. E. Church, in this village; on
Th ur sday evening, March 29th, consisting of
Cbonaeo. and Glees, by the echolol; and Quar
tettes. Diens and Solos," by -other good. singers.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Admission, 25 cente.
:;Ew CHEESE FACTORY.—We are glad . to bein
braid that the farmers of Chatham are about to
erect a cheese factory at -Vesta .This
is r,f it should be. By doing this, they will m
ince the•Yalut of theit real estate at least twen
vr.tre per cent. , ,,and likewise obey the plain dic-,
ates olvsound eCOnomy. — Chathani abound's .
rod springs, and is most.exc , ellent for the pro f
dvtion of grass. There is one farmer there; Mr.
lioieS Lee, who keeps a dairy of forty cows.—
thrift is, or, ought ,to be a ,a Lesson to every
cic farmer in the county.
CARD.—The Normal Philharmonic ‘Singing'
EDelety return their thanks to tbe,people of Mans
bid and vicinity, for their presence and approval
it their late concert, and also' for about fifty dol
are left with them for the benefit of the schciol.
0.13. BIRD, President.
M. I. BRIGG, Secret'y.
WELLEIBO2.O PETROLEUM Cour Aur.—Atthe an
nual election for officers of this company, held on
the sth instant. .the folluwing Board of Dirac
tars and other officers were elected for the current
~ •
jar :
Dir,ctorr.—Laugher Bache, Hugh - Toung, m.
H. Sinith, John N. ,Bsche, Jopeph Riberolle L.
Tabor, M. H. Cobb, Salley,:(}. Wißears.'_
Treaturen—John L. Robinson.
Cierk .—M. H. Cobb,
Tar MAnAltinee...-113e Atlantic hall "Passa<
ge.s tram Hawthorne's Note-Book," continued;
"A Struggle for Shelter," which will interest all
who buy beef and pay rent in these days; a pa
per on the late horrible massacres in Jamaica:
additional chapters of Dr. Johns and Griffith
Gaunt : with poems by Longfellfw, Holfues and
Leland. A paper en,the isapehetwlep Congress
and the President, is remarkably able and logical.
Ticknor A- Fielde,A3ostupi Kase. „
'liarEst has two illustrated articles—one orni
thologic, and one illustrative of swims of tholate
war. Its miscellany it superior, and its Congres
,ional summary positively invaluable.. Sold by
'Young, at the Bookstore.
Our Yung Folks for April is a most delightful
number. If any family is withoutlbismosl . ex
mllent Tooth's Magavine, they shouldorder it at
once. $2 per year;. Tieknor 4t, Field, Roston,
Mete.
Beficile'e Magazine may be considered an estitb
lifled need, Those who have read it for_April,
hare enjoyed a rich treat. You can get it of
Young, at the Bookstore.
Godey, for April, is a dazzling number. its
patterns, its fashions. its miscellany, are all supe
rior. Bay Godey, by all meant. s3,per Tern..
The Lady's Friend opens with a splendid en
graving—worth the entire eubscription price, at
least. Its fashion plate is second to mime, itspat
tens equal to any, and its miscellany first-class.
All the magazines may be had at the Bookstore.
•-
BIASECIRG ITEMi.—" L:11.„ sends is the
fullo wing items
A sad accident occurred here on the 17th in
!taut, by which Mr. Thos. Oliver, of Fall Brook,
was itistantlrkilled. He was on the last car of
a coal train, returning home. The train com
menced backing, when he lust his hold and fell
Tapp the track. The train passed over histead
anti breast, literally cutting him in pieces."
Of a Fenian demonstration in that place, on
it. Patrick's Day, be giielthe'following d'escrip
ton:
" The Marshal of the day was mounted, and
wore a green badge. The members of the order
wore a green rosette. The Morris Bun Band 'dis
coursed sweet music, and all went " merry as a
woniage bell.
" The programine consisted of a procession and
a few extempore remarks, but no set speeches:
also a sapper and ball. The flag was of green
sill medium size, with yellow fringe border, and
the Aar. surmounted by an eagle. In *he neuter
of the fin_ was a rising sun, with the legend—
' Our ray of hope.' On the reverse was the Harp
of Erin and the legend—' Erin go Drab.'
" The display was highly creditable to the or
der, and satisfactory to the citizens on general.
"Business is dull at present; work at the mines
not baring been resumed. Our merchants are
telling off their old stock, at reduced prices, in
anticipation of a decline in the price of goods the
present spring."
Letter' from Senator Cowles.
March 12,1866.
Dear Sir desire through :our paper to reply to
namerous citizens of Tioga 'county, whose remonstran
ces against the pasiage of * lawat4horizinst- the erec-
Los OCR poor Inane in Tioga cotitity - , reached me yester
day and today--
de the tall authorizing the poor house : passed the Se
nate on the let day of March, and has • now becomes
lask, the remonstrances came too late for any purpose
""Pt to Malecelre as to the Ananimity of the people of
Tioga on tie question of the best way cf coring for their
Poor.
The till which has now become a law, was introdeced
Into the House by Dr. Hnmphreyr wbo. - aa the inamedi
ate representatt‘ e of Tioga. I must regal,' as the true
"Nnent of path,: sentiment in that county. passed
that body and Caine to the Senate for its action. Here
it took the usual course, was on our files nearly one
mouth; its passage urged by Dr. Humphrey, by letters
from influential eitizeni, and by strong petitione.—
" - tilst against the measure I recessed barely two letters
' r°l Per 7 o7.ll whose opposition 1 was assured had been
wishursaa. as a matter of 4i o ur se, / 'Eked theßeCmte'
to less the hill, and it wits pawed. - - -
Of the merits of the question in dispnte, I cannot
, Pakk, from experience or knowledge, though I should
lay. generally, the poor of a county could be more ocd
seminally and comfortably cared for when gathered to
gether, than when scattered about the county, its 710 W
Practiced. Beside. the present 83 stem subjects 71.4 to
much animariveradon. inststrnach as it is said we sell our
Poor to the lowest bidder, a system almost r.s revolting
as the sale of slaves on the auction block. and which
does not, I think. tend to improve cur tastes or elevate
our moral standard.
In any event, it seems the new system is forcetion
the county of liege, for ime year at least; and thert.
fore, I think. good judgment would advise that all differ.
antes or opinion should be laid nside, and the new eye
tem should have a fair and impartial trial.
Very truly, WAItREIN COWLES- 4'
tar' I am now selling goods very cheap: fast
colored Prints, inc. ' • choice Prints, is 8d; Mer
rimack prints, 22c ; best Delaines. 25c.: heavy
good wide libeettngs, 22c. ; best yard wide Sheet
ingli 28c. : good Bleache Mashes, 25e.; new
styles Ginghams, 28c.; Kentucky Jeans, 3 to ss_
All other goods equally cheap. Now is the time_
to bay yoJr goods. I think the bottom isiitboitt.
reached. J. A, PARSONS:—
Corning, March 28, 1866.
- 1 = IStARRIAGEB.:! „Li!
At the house of the bride's father, in Brook
fibl4l Jan. 17, 18136, by. Rev. C. Dillonbeek, Mr.
Joiras A. Eimer; •of Marlton, Pa., and Mit*
°tarn PLANK, of Brookfield, Pa.
At Covington, on the 17th inst.', by the Rev.:G.
F.'Watrons, Mr. RICHARD E. 'SPICER and Mrs.
CATHERINE DAIION, of Wright, Sehoharie,
N.Y.
On the 18th, by, the game, Mr. , ELIJAH t1,191p.n.
and Miss LApltt L. had] qf Sallirt/84:
'!At the United States Hotel, in Wellsbore. on
the 26th instant, by Rev. J. Shaw, IRA M. WAR
anise. of Addison, X. Y., and HEpstr E. CAR
VES: 6f 'Delmar.
DEATHS
- •At his residence, in Rutland, on the 14th inst.,
of Disease of the Heart, Air. Helms Sarin,
sod 52 years.
"VITANTED—Sixty hands for making pants
VT
and vote. To good workmen and good
sem:asters good wages will be paid. Call at
NAST A I:I44:BACH'S,
Mara) 2S, 'BB. - rn burg bga '`cd.,-Eitif. •-•
A Comb, Cold, or Sore -T-Irroal.
.13E4 aqtes undEITIAME44,IIErrIOU 4.I9DgE4R9pLt r
- CHE C KED. IF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
KIM/ on of Me Liuige, a Pernidoent Throat
Affection, or an Incurgt4e, Lund Ltieectee
IS OFTEI-.I THE RESULT.
BRONCHIAL: TROCHES ,
EATING A PIRECTIErLIIENCE TO TIM PA.RTS, GIVE
IYREDIATE RELIEF. -
Pnr Broitthiti8 4 , A tithing,. ,Catarrh,. Columptptive
and Throat
TfIQQCIIEB.ARE IIaWD;WITE ALWAYS 000 - auccps
Singers c 91,4 Public Speakers
will Ana Trochee useful in eleiChig the v'of t ee'wheit
taken before, Singing or Speaking; aed relieving
the :throat after an tinifsiiiit e"zertion (4" 'the vbeil
organe. The Troches are reeoinnietided - knd pres
cribed byThysicians, and have had testimonials
frofn eminent men throngbontthe.eonntry, , -Being
an article of true merit,-and having yroved their
efficacy by a teat of many 'Year finds
them is new J ° 94 11 4% 1 3 "4 .i° 3 18 , p arts 4 4 . 9 / 1
world, awl the Troches are universally pronotin
-45,4 liet r tar than other articles. .
OBTATI only ' 0 BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TR OCHES,"
and
and do nut tale any of the - WorrAtes'S /Mao-tient
that may; be'offered.i
1
Sold:eyerywhere in the United States, and in
Foreiga Chuntilis,lat 4 3s Mats-per
[lngvc6s-13p]
ITCH:I ITCH 11 ITCH 11 1
Scratch I Scratett ildratch
_Wheaton's Ointment
. Will Cure the MI in 48 Mum. ' '
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CULL;
BLAINS, and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price
60 cents. For Ulla by all - Druggists. -
For Sale by John A. Roy, Wellatroro, Pa.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
Sole .Agents, 170 Washington street,. Boston,
Mass., it will be -forwarded by tuail,-free of post:
age, to any part of the United States. . ,„
180c165-6m.
TREASURER'S SALE •
SOATED AND UNSEATED LANDS IN .
r t TIOGA COUNTY.
,
la ; p9rsupee 4 the, provicions of ancct of.-the General Asseu.bly, Passed, the 20th day 1 1 1 - 1 - 11:i1;'
1844,, will be exposed to publiO - sale - ,At the Coca
missiorters' office, in Wellsboro, on the second
Monday of Trine,lB66;ihe tracts of land described
in the following list; unless the taxes due thereon
are paid before that' time. - ' ' -
C: F. - MILLER, -•
- Tre ; asurer Tioga County. ,
Wencher°, March 8, 1866.
i y •i.B A lints.ptcluth fp.
Acres ilp Q r u- d a . ntirv 'Wild. - To whom Tax.
Improi'd 20 240 Dyer, 'Lowrey & CO., $9 26
Vacant lot Freeman D. B. 1 46
Vacant lot l6
Stint) &let" to .1 11343
House; & lot GeldctrSimoni 15
Ti.,Watof f t lond/ow Diane ,lo
House' &, rot Lewis John-B. A
Store hoiise-dr. let • wstaten :I. 00
Vacsit lot Freeman D. B. -2 55
House and lot . Phelps Thomas 8
House" and lot • Richards DaVicl - '- 20
Improved 15 85 Wild 'Reese William • '' 12 1:12
House,' arid lot ; William i - 8
House and lot' Lang John estate 75
House and lot . MoKernan Taipei: 1 15
Town'lids, 88 , Ratbbotte., Ford A t C 0 . 57 04
2 houses and lots Smith C. E. — 1 00
120 1 wild-ITlogaß.l&.& , Coal Co:. 3160.
House and lot - Wallace john
:Hodsts end lot Sampson - William. 40
House and lot Wilson Robert - • 1 17
3 houtes and lots Corning grastue 217
Brookfield iotraehip. ,
50 wild Brown Montraville "1_ 08
Tan-Yard Davis George E. •!, 73
50/wild Lobar George 1 43
. 43 " :Lovell-John - /24
75. ".' Laos Ira - 215
240 -Potter Ste,plisin 13
SloosC and lot Sp obey, k, Co. 1 09
50 wild Brown MMatraville " 117
, 104 ", D,ingmati Delos' 242
75 " Luce Ire 233
50 ". Leber George 155 ,
1 1 . 3 '`‘.; -Loral John , - 1, 341
240 " Potter Stephen 558
Saw 'mill it' 44 "" !, Schodnover Ezra .5. - 225
68 " Spada Hiram • ; 1 59 1 .
Store house and lot Wells Andrew 1 55-
- 10/terlikton easiushiita t
Improv'd 5, ; 11 wild Bingham, estate - 401,
15;640 D'anby - Nathan 70 1 / 1'
96 a Niles Moses tbr
:Arlan MR' Min V 1916011 J. B. ' 1- 43'
Steam saw mill ' Baraeti Lemon 4 12
60 wild Bally J: H. • ••1 86!
-50 " Bryant ' - 41- 25 , -
187 " McDermed, • •1.1 - .04•
110 •." Henry P. Smith _ 89'
77 " Wedge Eiunuel •
aynier iowitship
. ,
-84 wild Bennett Thos. E. ,2 4)i
- 100 ", Forges= John 4
25 " Marvin Joseph 1 15;
25 „ Helot 'Nelson 1-15
10 iwpro'd, 52 " Taff Mi, -- 335
10 impro'd;s6 " - Cameron Hiram ' 45 1
50 " Buck John 1 59 1
5 iuiprov'd; 45 " ' Bush R and Enos '' -1 '9B
2 improv'd, 78 " Bush James M. 2'63
4 improv'd, 38 " Degroat Almon 246
6 impro'd, 301 " Harper J. M. 884
100 " • Jordan Jamei • • 8 , 06
5 improv'd, 55 " JOrden Daniel 244 •
3 Improv'd, 37 " Morgan Julius - - 1 .759=
6 improv'd, 27 " MCDonald Benj. 214
5 impro'd, 145 " Parkhurst johu '• • 5 1 16 -- ,
8 impro'd, 347 " Pyce Edwln 835
100 -":" SbalLf Chas. &rStip'n 3905
6 impro'd, 17 " Weeks Hiram I .12
Covington town Alp.
50 • ' Busted Henry
, .
100 McEtlair Charles.
50 Spencer D. H.
In ) Wetmore Edward ,
- 73 Smith Q.
50: Pollock 7ame3
Efonfcitt - Culver' 'ibamue
Town lot - .Ramsey
Covington borovh... •
House & lot , Fox Dexter 2 33
House & lot Johnson A. L. '8 10 .
Chatham township. ,
84 - Eldridge Thorne's
511._ . - .Moffitt, widow 1 . 17_
Deerfield township.
'-8 impro'd, 17, Rose Nathaniel 313
96 ,Warren Rufus 4 24
3 impro'd, 37 Woodeock. . 2 10
De/mar township.
1 iwpro'd, -5 ', a Simmons - Andrew
25 • Shoppman Jacob
100 Smith Joseph
lot Smith William A.
25 Stickler J.'
Lot - 17paltiah .
• ' • Warren A. estate
28 Wise Frederick
5 20 ' Knapp Thomas
• 5 75 Rally Sylvester
~ 14, _ 8 • Gibson Otis L.
" , -65 , Heffman-Williate
lionatt*lctj _ .Heyer
*, ---- A -- - -- - . ---. 1 -
• 1 L` r 79 ' ajo ilittimit'gterV'44i
s'" 70 - MerrickJarm R. - -2.25
7.5 Campbell Jeremiah 182
, - '
50 ,' - - •/'• Joly`Graway.i . 1; 4'::.-$. 2
'' 64 .. -1 Garnbla Henry_, , - -..- ,-1 -$.
_. - 100- , -- -, , , , !.Ifildreth.Charlea -... .8 #._
-
50 Illation L. , '' 509
:50 Kriner George 73
'5O Kenyon Lnclous 1 51
10 40 Naval Jacob 2 98
I)l m s
~, ,- .60. -,-.,, s i tead...ol e ment , , .-1 78-
i fi ) '1
'6O Oinietead Stephan ' ' ' - '72
' ' •-•/: 4 ' - 74') Toby Elnathan 222
50 Hiram Tomb 1 08
80 Wakeman George 90
' ' 38 • Stowell D. A. 87
100 " .Ashly; -Allen • ••—1 94
Hattie and 1 Archer R: H. • •- ,2 ,32,
15 50 Bronson Phineas - 2. 33
70 Bean & Ensworth 1 63
20 . 72 Bennett A Son 3 78
' , 75 Campbell Jerry 1 17
' ' , 1 14 Croft William B. 39
3 : Coats Timothy 93
• ,3 , '44 DartAILD. 3' , f. a li.abi
• .5 J 45 Fisk B. S. and Wm. 138
10 ! 40 Greenlief G. W. 1 51
10 82 Goodenow Charles 2 22
ciej 111 i 27 Hurd T. J. 2 87
House A 1. .Magoff Fred. •51
5 1 ~lia •'?- 1 a.; .:. ? I ,44.l l o o 9ollrttle,i!'i • ~_.' 8 2
50
Pond Emmit R. , ...4 ..tx.
UOO Pervia J. T. - ''.- 'lo'
I ; 60 Pond A. 155
4 lot 1 Royce Itbiel 16
House A lot Redding Pratt 1 09
1 : 9 Hodges Cornelius 28
' 16 , -k7, .. - § L l4llen John i
-. 243
2. . • 40i,„ , i; At4grtifieblift""' - ;11 - 11 -
2 lots/ , ....i 14b4ee curt -''.. '''," , 31',
.49 , , 01pAtintecletitin1 " - • o3'
/ i: - ... - ii, ; ~. 26. :, , Shoptin jitooh '''' '' • '5O
10 70 Swope Miles ”•'''" ' 2 - 89
•-"- .. , Farmington township.
.r 98 Bingham estate 8 01
1- d5OO Mercereau James 41 72
ix Gaines township
. 5 45 Babcock H. W.
;• -RajMolded:cid,
-1531' 1 - -Ranee - J:lg, •
-1 , •
10. -;;;;V_Pfat 4'24'
Teptliti st.',Barroisr: -S4 43
50 ohert • - I'`os'
4 40 Clair Morris?'" - • • '4-19
Hines &tot Cone A. P. 90
.15 4 ! 157 Fleet H. L. 455
100 Mitchell William R. 11 43
Rhinesmith Godfrey 140
Ameigh L. L. 85
sAtersp•Ramtuak
• Rohs Sobrine 2 : 43it,
Knoxville.
Tiffany William 2 85
Billings D T 2 95
Lawrence township.
Catiten.D . 73'
.: Dent - ITH
Liberty township.
tl.l 8 • 92 Forrer :John 463
12 • 28 Coon Thomas 1 53
5 : 60 Erwin, widow 1 42
63 Rehm John, Sen 92
McDimald 0 • 1 s,s,.
Butnratharlests.-1 tis• - 1
Shole estate
111-2
4 t : 1 . 04
1
grist mill
50
133
}lOll4l k lot
Hohool4 lot
Lot - -
Middlebury township.
kan Balmer John &Co 72 51
100 Hodge William ' 635
140 Hodges Daniel 7 88
170 limes &Redington 10 70
- 11!! - A Vachon , 1/219
eat&ta4
"- Baker. Thinciir; 411:
67 Carr D & Co 1 55
4 Close Armena 73
97 /freely Jonathan 2 45
80 Hodge Isaac , 83
Mitchell William K 78
Anson Palmer _ 72
L5O ,E,~~byaom > alice- •78
;0 1 5v , ..,5014 , 14114 — I A 7:- ! -- 1
.98
4(45 -
70 ‘NefikOi. ol r-:_c.: ; , 4,,P'
Norris township.
Brill 'Henry, Jr.
4
1
4>
2
,
• t
29 , 1
.` 25 ; 187
Nelpon township.
40 Daily Eggleston
iffehntoncl township.
15i1 ' - liiiiglutiri entitle"
100 Roes E W
100 Gillett & Wood
_Rutland township.
80 Livingston William 343
96 Simerson Isaac 3 15
i. - ; 'Alftl fin n i hi ßi Car:, 111. i
46, • . Heger Miles 1106 3
-• :ii i ..i p ' e ii .6 . .g4,4,,, i k L. .'' :Fe, , /:',.3.q..:
42 = Tiiiithlglibilz. l :'_iii - iC=i:li 3 ;; 4 4
55 Ensworth 8 E 1 435
32 Jewirti - laianionli "...-f 0 - .:7 - ; 89
53 Hawkins Bradman 1 55
105 Taylor Delos 1 fls
(Tioga township.
_;.,:•.•
101 270 Benson Isaac 11 71
' 50 . Clemmona Rufus 106
1 t .a - 60 -,.-. 'For& latnist, , eliatir'.. IN IV
Hound is lot Aston Warren 57
81 27 NirrriirPAlderit I -'• '.-J1 38
Pail factory and lot Palmer J H 21 03
112 Macumber D 10 58
50 Chamberlain D 1 17
39` 100 Daggett Allen •22 06
1 357 Ballard W W 22 89
Bair Mill it lAit9Ped .4tillAr t. N Y,illlauls,„ ,„ 4 20
• -fi'iogsripotoagh.--. • .; :,,.,.."
- - Hotchkiss Loving - "74 , ii
Union township. ---
' 50 Caughlin William - 13.9_
7 Campbell J R 1 49
50 Williams Charles 3 28
168 . Decorney TAI 12 14
I,' 133 Lycom'g Iron & C. Co. 10 37
94 Howland S and H 8 5 4
i 116 . Landon Daniel - 14 62
2 55 : Spencer N J 9 4
3 Howland Danes 3 53
Zit A 2 Ohm H W 67
i . 50. .. jittattote.W.iiiiani --, :3,..94.,
1 . ti r - .79 - Vamer Awigh,t .. :4 , ..14, ,
. 1 0 227 . Ward CL' 607
1 50 Stegeman Augustan 855
1 49 Whitcomb Oliver 1 33
i 124 Anthony F A R 1 98
66 Defrance Charles 1 51.
Westfield township.
r__ 44 , , BrPYrillrVgqz. , . la Pa
House A lot V.aria Ra :
_iney, .....- •- , ...-
Wellaboro.
Fields C S
W
Vacua lot
t
I WI
Mil
Frotise 44 lot
200' Aldrich Andrew 11 00
115 - c'. ;It Clairk:Obarl66,,
- , er0ar,11141161184 i-2.6
_„: • 100 Ford Byron
47 Hart William F 2 83
Hart 'Nathaniel 1 43
10 "I.lrehin W H 795
• ; i• ' .11Bnith Jefferson ;41... 4'02-
126 Shermerhorn Joshua 8 b 2
98 Velia Nichelas 5 36,
'l- ; .•62, - elc h. Hfraiii • ' 5711 '• ' - Whakin's JOhn - 545
82 Wood Aaron •
e ENZEL D
10% 4 .. , 11 J 0 44, - .., 77. s 25
100 ausaDVA P z 1 55
' AdkiPP . ,4 4 B
Ls *wan • : - "pp:
I :9A
'
_ .62
• .- 4, g,?..-1::;7 1114 rt ; 4 ,,,cfira ;189 .
1 -1,44 ; ;. Zion Litairtel: : 82
~„„59, • 99
:at ; 141
• • —
SiieetlitUliata""' 1'13:
25, Sheraickid S D 39
4 71
18 .36
.1. 36
6 67
6 811'
3 13
“1
45 33
In . ,puisioinc 6 Ira het of the-General
T r `o7,-pasied4h6 - 124.11 day of March, 1810,
exposed, to public sitre - ,:at the Cummissioners*: - of-.'
Isrellaboroitin the secongi'MoWday - of June,
11306, the tries of land - described in the following
list, ;unless the taxes duo thereon are 'paid before
that time. . : muzEjt s
• Treasurer of Tioga County.,
Wells hero, March $,1866.
69
2 33
Bloss Tovmsl4,
74
_ 20
1 15
Quantity.
14'0. Original..Prteent,Warranteaor-Oanar._ —Tax
-6.196-J-,.-1700. • .194,, George Mead. 5B
6916 -MOO'," 215 _Nicklln Gtiath $97•90:1
' 276 " ' •
597 _ ..367 190 16'
'4 . •
40. -A454114g.
88
2 14
1 63
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1854 118 56 40
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4480 - '' • -999 199 . Jamei Webb - - • 78 84 -
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4474 100 400 ' James Wilson ' 388 40
4472 1000 200 " 72 80
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1583 ". 247 -- 44 95
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. .'' L',14,1 40 J. E. Lyon
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140 88
444 Crandall & Emery 135 17
1329 208 94
280 SannseliPirigi .. . . .98 00
James Warms • ' ` • 135 ag
4072 - I 293 , Hobert Morris 87 15
371 A. C. bash 123 24
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54 ' R. Blackwell 7 61
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5497 100 604 George Mead 118 16
6835 1019 367 R. Coleman 86 43
6838 1110 550 121 58
5916 ". 275 Nicklin & Britllth 60 35
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spo 300 Baldwin & Emery 21 61
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t290g,. 1- '4B Ivo W. Willink
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990 160
1227 055 135 Georg? Ilftrrison
1291 1902 120 W, 11 Blink
400 .
1222 1099 46 George Haines
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le , -tim; 1 136 James Strawbridge 36 10
5177, 02 1100 - 338 ii 92 54
5178 109 at 191 - 52 23
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3697 1092_.;.1436) - ',1 4 . f . ii_,i ic _ 37 98
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..A1099 643 . " 176 02
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5178 1099 i J 3 / 4 3 4 ,. „", ,„ ~, 17 66
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5610 I " 117 " 23 28
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8 64
85 i
455 455 80 Janisii - Biitivari --36 08
1545 t 990 196 Jones Wilson 67 38
" 613 Hews & Fisher , 90 67
/586 " 216 " 28 99
5206 " 790 James Wilson 309 98
4212 " 76 " 6 53
" 257 - " „ . 91 12
4213 " 50 - " 15 32
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4216 i " 116 " •48 25
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4218 t • 1136 i • " 34 G 5
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4468 " 769 29
158 H. P. Voorhees 69 60
100 Aackev & Bache 15 10
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4216) 990 99 James Wilson 10 35
655 " 68 50
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4207 - 990 ` '5BB James Wiiseiri 208 39
~4201 986 836 - , 1-,' 1 ' _ , - ) 749 03%
5892 636 536 James Steele 256, 33
4223 490,, - 1 60, James Wilson 25 81
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3363 ~'",- -_ 40 - - " ". • 18 35
3364.
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3366 i -:". 4 210 " ' 96,35
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4296;1,100'„11 87
56241 , - 485-19illiam Ellis • 165 50
5622: • z 404 " 18 38
8359-10.99 76 B. Gilmore 865
4300; 1037 220 Thotias"Willing 27 54
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59P 1028 664 Nieklin & Griffith 172 00•
47-80 1100 270 hliher & Murry 69 83
5976 - " Nioklio & Griffith 284 70
5978 " 664 " 171 72
5,983 429 •" • 110 99
5861 John H. Resson 151 71
540 • R." E. Valentine •139 83
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4487 " 640 * " 608 85
4488 4 399 " . 171 18
819 435 George Wirod 99,72
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288 ' J. Losinger 8099
120 Samuel King 33 85
100 H. 11. Sarle 1 11
4297 1
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A.;c 1 )30§11: Jlg 89
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813 A. C. Bush 90 34
4298 1099 140 Thos. Willing 31 08
220 A. C. Cole ' 11 39
200 James Wilson 19 10
200 -" 19'20
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El
3371 1099 100 R. Gilmore 29 78
8371 1099 343 88 95
1404 " - 147 R. Blackwell 40 68
1217 " 30 Geo. Harrison '8 94
3371 " 46 R. Gilmore 1,3 70
8372 " 35 10 39
Richmond Township.
278 852 154 J. Lockhart 37 72
233 - 115 44 •
40 18
427 601: 232 44 36 10
4481 999 245 James Wilson 110 01
4482 " 736 tt 288 48
- '4l 44 a* .« 73 35
93 37 05
274 500 27 John Smith • i 984
4484 " 512 James Wilson 154 35
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5830 f 550 f 777 Morris dtWarder2B4 91
4481 999 100 James Wilson 36 68
4484 " 49 " 14 68
278 852 100 J. Lockhart 36 68
4481 '999 120 James Wilson 44 01.
Sullivan Township.
3381 105$ 342 R. Gilmore 65 58
3382 1099 334 64 02
3384 ". 31 it 351
883 1026 100 H. Drinker 19 18
Shippen Toumshsp •
120 James Wilson 26 28
150 65 94
688 129 00
340 J. L. Voorhees 58 41
267 W. Willink 54 55
191 .a 3 22
203 a
182 87
203 63
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292 58
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418 83
586 1 26
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446 James Steele 51 09
358 Robert Steele 57 79
350 R. Blackwell 56 00
53 James Wilson. 11 08
240 • H. Baldwin 23 70
154 Jas. Strawbridge 61 30
360 Andrew Beaty 75 24
157 Jas. Strawbridge 62 64
195 Robert King 77 62
James Wilson 422 70
" . 177 87
1875
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204 328
585 367
519 317
3623 402
4447 1062
4210 1002.
Toga Township:
239 William Ellis 97 47
369 R. Gilmore 107 43
567 165 11 -
200 ' " -- 58 25
447. William Ellis 100-46
269 S. M. Fox 78 32
565 George Mead 161 44
281 J. W. Guernsey 81 82
146 R. Gilmore 61 05
76 2.5 47
549 S. M. Fox 159 85
187 54 44
456 William Ellis r 132 81
269 S. M. Fox 78 40
200 R.:Gilmore •58 55
48 17 94
187 H. G. l ‘' Wilcox 54 44
514-5 Geo. Harrison 15 7,6
46 60
61 'William Ellin 32 83
200 R. Gilmore 57 23
340 S. M. Fox 98 67
549 " 159'93
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20G George Mead 43 75
165
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5643 1089
5243 1093
342
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100 John Vaughn 30 43
279 Wm. Wilson 60 98
412 k " 106 76
412 k " 91 13
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229 k " 58 73
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60 lt • 46 22
277 R= Drinker' 52 15
375 R. Gilmore 69 19
327 George Mead 85 51
333 " 86 85
400 " 104 30
847 Nickiin & Grifflthl9o 65
Westfield Township.
1319 1099 90 R. Blackwell 27 ?A
1813 1097 100 " 80 28
ig i 74 98
SAN % YOUR G., • Trail4cicsj _
EIEI
[NAST & A.UERACH'Ss
Where yon can always And the but assorted
atoetrof . •
DOM i ESTIC 1 . FANCY DRY GOODS, CLOTHS
NOTIONS, READY-MADE CLOTHING
GFNTS' FURNISHING GOODS, etc., etc
In their Merchant tailoring establishment they
defY.competition, having the best tailors of Now
York City, and an experienced Cutter, Mr. B. P.
Erwin. [Feb. 21, 1886—Iy
Card, Staples & Son,
ARE PREPARED TO BELL AS CHEAP
as any dealers in the county, a general as
sortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS,
CAPS, BOOTS A SHOES, FITR. •
HISHING GOODS,
EAETHERN, STONE, AND GLASS WARE,
in abort, everything usually kept in a country
store, all of which will be sold as low as else
where, for
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 copartnership with G.
P. CARD, they feel confident that they can do
better than ever before, as the now firm will have
a larger assortment.
COMPETITION DEFIED!
•
•
CARD, STAPLES A SON.
Reeneyviile, Feb. 21, 1866.—1 y.
78 59
472 27
308 97
622 22
146 86
14 26
394 04
440 39
108 54
29-53
484 53
1866. FOR SALE. 1866.
BY
B. C. WICKHAM,
A T lII.S •NURSERY OF FRUIT AND OR
NAMENTAL TREES, IN TIOGA :-
60,000 Apple Trees.
10,000 Pear Trees.
A good stipply of PLUM, PEACH, CHERRY,
and ORNAMENTAL TREES k SHRUBBERY.
The Fruit trees are comprised of the choicest
varieties', good, healthy, some of them large and
in bearing. Any one wishing to get a supply
will do well to call and see my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. Zgr- Delivered at the depot
free of charge.
Tioga, Feb. 25, 1565-Iy-*
_New Goods: •
CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.
A r.AEN NAME 3 WICKHAM, now offer (for
V Cash or ready pay) a good assortment of
G 0 0 D
generally kept in a country store, and at lower
prices than Usually offered. Taking the qualitS
of Goods into consideration they are untistialli
low. sgr-Pleaso call and sco for yourselves.
Logs, March Ist, 1866.
STRUCK OIL AT LAST!—And oil that is oil; war
ranted pure, and it sell* as cheap as the impure sold
by those who do not understand the different grades - of
Oil. This pure oil is now selling off rapidly at ROT'S
Drug Store atigeduced prices. Call and secure a bar
gain on your light.
CHOICE TEA
is now 'selling cif rapidly at low figures at ROTS DRUG}
Store, Wollaboro. o, [March 14, 1886-41,]
u3ic!—lliss TODD. having just returned from the
Mendelssohn Musical Institute, Boston,
where she
has been endeavoring to perfect herself la the art of
Teaching. would announce to her old patrons, and the
citizens of Wellsboro and vicinity, that she is prepared
to give instruct.ons ripen the Piano and Organ in Vocal
culture and Thorough-Bass. Refers to Prof. E. B. OL
IVER, Boston, Mass
Terms made known on application. Room at Mr. O.
G. Osgood's. 'Miss Todd is agent for the celebrated
Brackett and Idallett .k Davis' Pianos.
Wellaborongh, March 14, 1866-4 t.
KEROSENE AT 80 CENTS A GALLON !
We are selling the purest quality of Kero
sene at EIGHTY CENTS a gallon.
P. R. WILLIAMS,
W. T. MATHER.%
Welleboro, March 14. WM. TOWNSEND.
A DiIINISTE.ATORS' NOTlCE,—Letters of Admin.
23. !strati.= Laving been granted on.tile °Matt of
Peter Mowry, late of Farmington. deceased, all indebted
to said estate will make immediate payment, and all
claim& mast be presented to IFENRY MOWRY
illarth 14. 1866-60 DAN'L MOWRY, Ad's.
THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS of . Delmar
trict, will meet at the Butler school house, in
Stony Fork, on Saturday, the 21st day of April
next, at 9 o'clock, A. M., for the transaction of
business relative to the schools of said district.
At 103 : e'clock, A. M., will attend to hiring teach
ers for the ensuing summer term. At two o'clock,
P. M., they will contract for wood for the next
winter term. Teachers will please tb produce
their laiest certificates. and remember the five
cent revenue stamp required on each contract.
Per order. ISRAEL STONE, Seo'y.
Deli:Mir, March 13, 18416-4.
LUMBER FOR SALE.—The subscriber has a
large quantity of
SIDING, PLANK and BOARDS,
at his mill in Catlin Hollow, which will be sold to
customers at market pricer.
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Would inform the citizens of Wellsboro and vi
cinity, that he has fitted up a desirable suite of
rooms over John R. Bowen's store, No. 1, Un
ion Block, where he is prepared to execute all
work in his profession, with a promptness and
style that will enable him to offer superior induce
ments to those requiring dental operations. All
work warranted, and at reasonable rates. Please
call and examine specimens.
Washer°. March 21, 1866.—tf
FARM FOR SALE.—A farm of 125 acres or
thereabouts is offered for sale, situate two
miles from Wellsboro, the county seat of this
county, and on the direct road to the lumbering
districts of Pine Creak. There is about sixty
acres improved, with a good house and barn, and
a number of good springs of water. The timber
land is c , ,vered with valuable timber,
and the lo
cation for one that wishes a good farm near. a
thriving and enterprising village cannot be ear
pafied- For further particulars, as to price,
terms. de., apply to C. E. Brewster, Wellsboro, or
to the subscriber sit Corning, Steuben Co., N. Y.
Starch 7, 1886-tf. J: W. GUERNSEY.
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NOTICE.—AII persons having unsettled or
-111 counts with the lato firm of S. Bennet a;
Soria, are requested to call at the store of Viseher,
Dimon k Randall and settle the same immedi
ately, and save costs.
VISCIIER, DIMON & RANDALL.
Niles Valley, bLarzh 21, 1860.-9 t-f
T• ATH ! LATH I !—Wo are now manufacturing
j. 4 a superior arlicle of Lath, which we offer for
sale at the lowest market price.
VISCHER, DIMON & ItdI.4.NDALL.
Niles Valley, March 21, 1868.-Bte
; AND CALL OiT'NNt
CHEAP CASH STORE
BLOSSBURG, PA.
manufactured under their own supervision,
CYRUS CATLIN
Charleston, March 21, 1865.—tf.
B. EASTMAN,
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