Arrira - an .ore ,or . ,
o )
diAlflit444
j
the firer - eat routes tram
, Welleborm will depart and
arrive AS (DHOWS from tho
k„net.oifice: ?„.
Wasaaucatoi . "rtiriaa.-ber,art 5k:121.; 334 p.
Vir SORO & lieLneratz.—Depart Sa, ta., arrive 0p m
• ik • it (
Viattssoao4CotreMieeorr.-:-Vep. Mon. A:__ p. m.
axrlrd:Sicadn* SkTiratadayiatittiti.
Wg wan kdaasn Sunne.—Depart Mon.& Thin. 0 a.in
arrive rnetiday - t Frt. 5 p.m
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Tioga High School.
Acadirnin and . Orimittorcial-Ccitirees.
.. ,
,
t
r't HE third term will commence April Bd, I$7Q.
: Therottkh instruction, Terms liberal. Phi
lo ophio epOrittne.• .- -- =
, • ration a half term strictly In advance. Forj
- full particulars call oti or address ' '
' 11. lleir•l3Ellip n :ES, Prim% •
Mardi" 23: 1810. tr , - • ''-'' • ; •Tio'ga, Pa.
TIOGA COUNTY AGITATOR.
Local Itein.
WEDNESDAY, m?i,R, 30, 1870.
New A4vortieemottto..
Big Thing—O. B. k'celloy.
10,000 Akenta - Wtii4red- , 4. Z .- Potter Co
Men Wanted— H. Curran Jo. Co.
U. S. Revenue R. R. Bowen., .
$lOO Bounty—W-4 A. Stone. " ,
Hoare and Lot Pere—.7..Etnor.
Pocket Book Poup —T. L. Caldwln lb. Co.
Startling Dlooloan A. Poley. • ,
FoLEY—has just received lots of new
goo& in the jewelry line ? and is also selling off
at redaced prices. Ladies note this- fuel. (Ads
vertisement in another column: : '
PEW RENT - Inch—The' pews in the
Episcopal Church will be rented' on 'llnrsday,
March 31it, between 9 ec 12 o'clock.
Fia.E.—The house of Mary A.:fleoa
on Ilill'a crook ? in Afiddlebary,was.deqtroyed by
fire on tbo23d inst. Liss about $llOO. Insured•
in the Wyoming, for ite fall value.
John B. Potter 4' Co., advertise in another
column for 10,000 agents to sell books. 'Persons
out of employment will find
. thie a good oppor.,
tsuity *to make is great inducements are
offered to agents-.
STATISTICAL. REPOeftT.--t,We fire un
der obligation to E. Young; \ Chief' Mork or
Bureau of Statiptioe, for the rOofithi/y, report, of
the Deputy Special Commissioner - of the Reve
nue, No. 4 series 1869-70.
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DONATIONS.—The Mends of Rev. W.
W.llnnt IT 1 I give him s) donation at Foote's
Ilan, Stony:Fork, Friday "o l vening, Aprll4, Ism
All are invited. - • ••• •t‘ • '
,\ —Tho friends of Bev. A. B. Chase,
will give him a donation at his residenco;.in
Tioga, Friday evening, April„ 1, 1870.
MEN Wil./k/TED—rAfi
st salesniett and
general anperintendenta. ,o' , Curran
Co.'s advertisement.
. .
THIP.NES.—We tiale heard ola !inn-t
-iler of instaneesof the light-fingered gentry ga
thering barrio, oats, oor^' 2ke., from
neighboring I for them.
MICHAEL FERGUSON, who rnurdei - ed
Langer and bis wife at Trumansburg
in Tompkins connty, on Saturday evening last,
was captured an Wednesday evening, alma six
o'clock, at the residence of his mother at Mitch
ell Creek, Tioga county, Pa., and taken to Ithaca
Yettarday, the 24th inst.—EL Adv.
FIRST 010 THE SEASON.—MapIe Sugar
has made its appearance. It is too sweet to Net.
`We give timely warning tl i the owners of "augur
bushel." We overheard tb council a the bush-
whackers, last week, debating the pine, of el Mid
1 on the sap troughs and syrup kettles. Look out
for them.
ParsovEmmT.—.Our young COtent
porery, the 17a4ey Ealeryrieq carno out Mat cirank
under a new beading; which Adds greatly to the
appearance of the paper. rt is mach better prin
ted and more tastily gotten'ali than vany-older
papers.
-a
NFAV PAPEIL—The Glean 6" Ii the
name of a new paper lately established at Ath
ens, Pa. Worden, late of the Lewisburg Chroni
eie,is said to bo coneilrued in its editorial Man
agement. It makes tjuite‘a ecoditablo beginning,
and we hope it may be litihrally sustained.
MAD Dods.—Some of our exchaugeti
say that mad dogs are being k i lned. nil over the
contitiy. Let every man commence doting
dogs,and thus save the poor creatures the trouble
of becoming mad,end the people the fear of their
getting so. Kill ours first.
DICIttNS'S NEW STORY. , --Ever.y Sat-
fifthly, for April 9th, will contain tho first chap
ter?, o( Mr. Dickens's new story, " Tho Mlstery
' of Edwin Drood." Can be found at younrs
bookstore, or procured through min newSmen.—
Adaress Fields, Osgood & Boston.
NORMAL LITERARY SOCIETY.-:--The
members of theebove society will gilie a literary
and musical entertainment in the Normal Chapel,
Mansfield, Friday venipg, April 8,1 S O. The
programme is a good one; and as much prepara
tion has been made, the entertainment will no
doubt be very interesting and pleasing. We be- ,
speak for our young friends a good house on that
occasion. 2t. - "
NEW 1 1 41.}7.4.—A new daily • paper
mado its appearance at Harrisburk, March 16th,
it:latent, called the Daily Topic. lobo 11. Gihon
is the editor. lib was lately the Private Secreta—
ry of Governor Geary. The paper is Republican
in politico. It is. well printed, and bids fair to
win its way to favor.
Crni.i Fourrn.—A correspondent of
,---the Birnira 4dvertieer says, a child three years
NVIO found in' the stroeta of Ill'ossbuig on the
21st inA., and -as yet, no information has been
obtained as to the whereaboutsof its parents or
relatives: As it is much pleasanter to find a
child than lose ono, we trust it will 'lbo amply
cared for by the good people of Moss.
Mr. C. A. Deane, formerly of tbla
place, and brother o( our Register and Recorder,
earns to bo wide-awake in business, is Colorado.
The following vzo clip from tho COlOr(Vd0 Net 4
" PLATTE WATER COMPANY.- C. A. Deane is
hereby appointed superintendent of tbq Platte
Water Canal, and is autboriied to contract with
farmers dhoe Cherry creek to supply them wittr
water f0r.18,70."
PERioNAL.-1-11ram F. GaFretson
Esy , of the Washington' city, D. C., bar, i 1613 lo
eated at Victor, lowa, to practice. Ho is a bright
young man, and, what is of greater consequence,
a young 'ban of strict integrity and high moral
worth.
U. r>..Webster, of the Northerai \Tier Pa
zeta, was in town last week.
' Waite} Sherwood, 'Esq., and his viifo, hie
I, • •
gone on a tour West.
REATIFUL-STRUCTURE.—TiIe of the
tom improvements made in Wellsbore for many
years past, is the largo four story, brisk hotel,
ereetedby A. P. Cone, Esq., opposite The Agita
t
for office. It is to nearly inclosed, that the specta
tor can get a full view . of its general appearance
from the streets. The French roof, and the ob
servatory above, covered in the tame style, really
give it the finishing touch. When this structuro
finished, it will be one of the Migeit and finest
()fits kind in Northern Pennsylvania.
Much oredit is due Mr. S. M. Broakmnn, the
ibler, \ Who has had the entire management of
the planning and building from its commence
ment.
TILE NURSERY.—TIiiS Is a , 1.1) onthly,
intended for the youngest ;enders, printed on
Large type, with many illustrations. The great
eft drcully, perhaps, in the way of young per-,
igns ecoming good readers, is thiet most subjects
. re' beyon d their comprehension, as presented in
Oar school readers and juvenile books, It is at.
very difficult thing, indeed; for the author to rea
con and write from the simple standpoint of
chiliihood. AU are apt to forget that the 'way ,
they have traveleil for years, end which bus he
• come rarolior to them, is new and strange, and
often bewildering, to the child. The Etirsery
seeks to keep this fact in the minds of its contrib
utors; and we think .it succeeds admirably in its
efforts to present a medium.of information in the
simplest form for the young.
Terms, $1 50 a year. Address John L. She
eV, /3 Waolangton street, Poston.
, ,
Eraarotia,-4- , .ltev; 8i R# - 10fmk/flaw
sibliji - ottWO iitt•Otiritt(OvOiKcif the . Weilstil
Baptist Church for nearly a year- past, preac h'
,his retiring sermon on Suuday.attoritipg
;with
04**,0, it best
`te(procare ii:igortion of
the time, to the Pastoral Work of the
Thumb.; =_Thus spastor anda church .pep4ate
—Rev. C. N,'Ploii6Pkbe new paetn t preekbee
't+64.1,44,4*-144.04i444.iihfW',
received a new.supply al , enow s . to thez,tlepth of
two.fect, and the wind , attendingit eirtaeil most
of the rMidtrthrukhont our township to be pealf
ty drifted shtit - withl'enqtr . : sevetwi nays
utter tlat , en ol l(4ll).Birotts,lh'e 6 iro,ris
their Will: through 4;l3l9o'
so our village to do their,:trading, a week ago
Melt Sunday night.the rain set in, , and hyi:ldon
day morning the Know was settled • down , to one
balf.of its forint:Vl depth. = Since thors.lateletorrn
the weather his teen..very mild, and , l!9 .11 aro
in hopes•of havinften early springy -;-•
James P. Kinemaso, from cheretlng4cona.
ty, Noir Wek, has comkto our village: -wick the.
intention' of establishing himself in, the pump;
manufacture. tie makes the very best, and most ,
lasting pumps, that are made in Northern Penn
sylvaniai BO solicits orders' from • home and
;abroad, and guarantees all work that he puts up.
.
, ',SCRUM.
OscEoLA...7-Mr: Ward has opened his
High School in this place. Our citizens are giir
ing him very liberal patrOnagis. lam convinced;
by a look at the bright foCOb that Warta* le his
schoOl room 'every,morning, that he has Surroun
ded himself with the elemente era, gook school.
Isis pupils need discipline. ,, .Theyare, pieced un
der his tuition to receive ft. •It can only. be ob
tained by 'persistent hard worki on the pail of
both teacher and. scholars. To secure this, the
teacher la,ithe responsible party; nod `t moat
heartily wish hint sincess.,'
Miss Libbio Gifford , opens her, third , term :of
instruction in music under, encouraging circum
stances.- Her class I; larger, and her now rooms
much more convenient than Gise. occupied last
term. Her tmecess is Well attested by= the fact
that she begins each termcwith increased bum-
I forgot to mention in tar last that .Seroy , TON',
vie had opened a cabinet ware room in 'the store
formerly occupied by H. ,Eieeley..l As there is no
ether establishment of theliindirt • this vicinity,
it will be a great 'cint,vehienco.. Ho also has a
shop for framing pictures And . , repairing furni
ture.
MANSFIELD.--,Our citiinna Were again
treated with one of those glowing exhibitions
giveri.hy students of the State Normal, on Fri
day evening, March 18. lergel_audienco
ever assembled in the chapel of then' mat, wit
nessed the Keats that arise from the mind, being
disciplined. I think lam safe in sayir cx-.
ercises showed more ability, and bettc culture,'
than have any of the previous exercises. The
house was so crowded, that it was_uppomfortable ;
and hs there Were some' beings" present who
apparently came to make disturbance', Otis made
it exceedipgly•so. however. T hove no fault to
find with those who had control,-for I .atn aware
that unruly boys are like: pigs : the more 'yen
squeeze them,' the morn 114 will 'Squeal*. •-
Under the supervisierinc Professor Verrill; our.
school is proving a great cpccess. I might onto-,
gize some of the bright and shining lights of the
institution, but knowing it is not. in accordance
with your wishes to make our articles lengthyi,
will abstain froin so doing. ,
The firm of Elliott fi Clark has bCCW 'Changed,
and ivith their new engine they are ready*te
drive business. "I believe - George Spurr
,and
Messrs.brako,awl JolinstnnAre new members of
the firm. ~_
has just put the machinery in liii
manufactory in motion. ,
it. P llattles has obtained a patent on a com
bination of tools, some thirty in nuttiberAand
capable of being placed in a case 9 x 11 inches and
1/ inch thick. The tools aro useful in nearly all
kinds of mechanical work. All who desire, can
see them at, his shop on Elmira street.
M. Battles and Solomon Sweet have -received
favorabWreporls on an application fqr n patent
one turning chisel.
Our yeimk (fund Clark Hall, one of the firm
of f{,xtt A: Co., died on (he 6th inkant, and left
many newly
_made friends to mourn tho loss of
a promising young man.
Enoch Blackwell has purchased tte residoueo.
formerly, owned by the late .T. F. Streit.
. Iteaor.Au.
JACKSON.—Businest3 is very.dull
owing to the late heavy fall of snow. Snow' felt
on the Ioth inst. full 20 inches deep, and drifted'
very badly. It was the moat tedious storm 'that'
has visited this section for many years. It is
now fast sidtlipg under the warm eutt.• .
•
There is Wzood . .acal.of ISlClthes4. in this town.
ship. The doeteis are busy night and day.
John Mitchell,. 0130 arm*. mvsd
cysts, on Milder Kan, in this township, was buried
on the 20th day of March. Thus the old settlers
11113,0110 afteranother ilasilatr away.
Chester Updike, formerly a Citizen of this tbwa,
died in Welle,Bradford Ce., oh the 11th of March
inst. lle was a' - geed mhn, and by his
Wells has lost ono of her best citizens.
TROY.—Oiving to the heavy fall of
snow on the 16th, we were literally "snowed - up."
Although the railroad runs by Troy, the trains
were not able to get through, and the snowi was
too deep for the stages to get here, and we Ivere
out nil for a short time from all the towns round
about: But on Thursday one train, ;with three
locomotives; succeeded in making its way thro',
and on Friday other trains arrived, and,now
Troy is itself again. As the first part of, this
week was so warm, with a little rain, it looks as
if the snow and sleighing were going off, frith a
rush., - . .
The exhibition of ,the Troy Union Grtided
School came off as andounced, on Friday evening,
of last week. The entertainment was enlivened
by large pieces of plasicr falling from the eeil
ink—owing, nodoubt,To the heat of the Minos ,
phero. 'Miss Rose'Rynder, of Lock - Haven, was
present, and added. greatly to the occasion by her
excellent performance on the piano. ' Prizes for
the best•declaination and for the best recitation
were an anted to be given to the students ; Laic
Professor S of,Elmire, and Professor Wati
son, of Manstield,llree—referees, failed Jo_ riaake,l
'their appearance; on account 'or the: intiw, and
nn prizes were awarded. The ball was densely ,
packed, and the exercises , pnased felt very flee"-
sunny. The receipts of the evening were consi
derable over one hundred dollars. ,The pupils of
the school "are enjoying
_n ,vacation , this week,
preparatory to'commenelng ,upOn the spring
term next Monday. >•
Miss Rose Rynders Will give a grand voce( and
instrumental concert in Long's Hall, Wednesday,
evening, April 20. We bespeak for her a fia
house. ,
Rev. Edward itfreamp, of Newark; N. J., has
accepted - the second call 'to the Presbyterian
Church iri this place; and preached in'the church
Sunday morning and evening last.. We are glad
of th's. for the Church has been without `a pas
tor so long that, it sorely needed one.
On Friday, the 11th instant, a man by the name
of Williams hired: a' couple of horses from the
livery stable of Lnman;Putisarn, to go to Colum--
bin. X Roads, and was to be back the nr xt,day.
But he forgot to come back, and has not been
seen - sines; A —a-arrant,.vras _gotten out, and a
constable sent after the fellow, but he was name-; 1
cessful in,getting any traces.of him, until S6tnr-`1
day lastovben a dispatch was Ireeeived stating
that the horses, were at Ithaca, N. Y., ;Otero the
rogue had taken them. Putnam 'and another
man 'started immediately for Ithaca, •to try, and
recover the horses. It appears And
hired the horses on Thursday ,to go to Canton,
and in (lee time came back 'with them, so, it is
supposed. that Putnam would not have any sus
picions of what ho was going to do.' It is hoped
he will bo caught, and free lodgings_ given him in,
the State prison.
On Saturiley evening last, a number of drunks,
en, roidies broke the:greet:4: store rind ea-_
Mori of Samuel Manley, by breaking in' the book
window. They did not succeed in getting any: :
. tiiing of muph consequence, as iyey,wire
ered soon after making their cntranen: :None of
them were arrested, they 'baking vacated the
town ; and Troy is a fewmoro rowdies the iFt3.
On Thursday, March li, the little child of A.
S. /looker, editor of the Go;ette, flier] of eongeß
tion of the lunge. , TENN Y.
• DIA.RRIAGEK.
IIROWN—RAItTLETT--In 13lossburg, on the
10th instant, by Rev. N. L. Reynolds, Mr. A. J.
Browneof Richmond, and .Taira Marin , la Bart
lett, ,
of Rutland.
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SPARIANG—AVINVIEtb—On the 40th
by the mine, Mr - . David Spnrling kinfilifira Ade
laido 'Winfield, bll of Mo.& "
H 1413 tiNiS—HOLLA tii' D§j-iOn'the 23d instatift.,
by tlio same,
• Mr4sFrank A; Higgins and MIK,
Mary It. Ilollands, all of Blosshurg.
StIEJIWOOD—NICHOLS—On the 230 inst.,
at there' doneo of the trride l 's mother, in Wells.
born, .), Rex. John A. dlowinan, Waiter Sher
sro.ol, kaq , and Miss Julia Nichols.. ,
[Ttic i p i tinters werobOuitli‘lnl)3t remembered
There was nothing left to dream over. : .•
Declaration in Nit - venal:it. Non—" Accord
and= satisfaction." Joinder tendered—isine ne-
eeptCd. Caso-opened Ilth an eloquent appeal.—
Lieencia impend; grarited. Argument upan
soreve#-Lusitereftiro the advocate demands ,ludg-'
ment ac_ cording to law_ 4 ; Qin' facet cOH qett I ire
ri
detnr. Result of suit—won (one). Judgment:
"What Cod bath joined together, let no man-put„
,
toander'.l ' •
DEATHS..
cAniir.;riureme . tda of deaths frabliehed fre . e, and all'
otAteitry notice* I:rill-be charged at the rate of 10 cents
dry lea word ]
•
ROBINSON-4n Halleek, Peoria county, IW,
on the tat instant, Olive
,
, wife ,of Lyman hobin
, son, in the Blst year of her age, and formerly' : - of
i Richmond, Tioga en. • . *
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1 SHORT—In Westfield, on tiitt /Atli. inst., Mrs.
Polly IlrbOtti aged 48.
Rtypil i filtAtats pfgoto : ry.
_TN pursuance of an act of the General Adorn
bly, passed tito, 1311 day of March, 1816,
will be expo stdlo pnblitt,s4l,, at ; the Coracals
sloderealterii iMisbnro,' ottilm'iecond Mon
day of June, 1870, the tracts of land dosorlhed
In the following list, unless the taxes due tbite
en are paid batons tballll oo -
ROBERT 0.1:0X, Treasurer.
Wellsboto, March 11, 1870.
_ Rios* Township.
gussrrrrr.
• 1 4.• •=u 14.41 f 114 3r 1
,F B l-„ , • .• -
5/05. ,ftoo. 40 - tie. Mdade,— g to 811,.
5916 1100 550 141cklin .It'Grll3ll4 149
6927 1100 473} 102 44"
0027 1100 3076 " 149 19
6977 1100 227 77 20
All 7 118 A, i l4B 80
5977 1100 400 ' 184.00
59.72; Z1,127' mat _ 204 'OO
59351101 400
6956 ' 1 lOU k 700
5980 1028 304 ~,_, ,- •` 99 98
809 300 18 s 'Franklin College, , 6lt
5835 109? 732. 11. Coleman, 298 61i
5045 MI 440 JameaVilson, 119 88
151 ,1 0 8 1- f'l o i,( .. , ''::'• •*-.----. r -03 09
•i2:881 85:
604 d 1090' .
5055' -3 01 M..v.i- :., ' : 4 ' in 7 . • ' , 298 99
5047 1099 , ic -'- "" 298 99
591A -, 1100 c!"i1,i',1 , 1101i1in4t,434116*,) 299 20
45838 1100, R. Coleman, 5,129 84'
5840 3100' 600 • 163 20
6054 1099 899 Jame& Wilson, ' 244 59
5054 1099 209. fa 54 40
5836 1109 1071 ~ it, colburo, , , 434 36.
5537 1100 ,128 -'
"' ' 4, ' , ' ' ' ' ; ' l . , ' 7 35 it
1 , /100 '/02,.1V1111ain1V1400,, 35 89
5887 Atigt` 1. -,, - ,, c t -, .• .- •. 36 19
5837 7 1)99 ; /33 !`. _
509 - 504 •25 -'Frailklin'College,
goo „ 69 ; -7-„ • 23 4S
6U271100 248 Nteklirili'OrifBtb, 84, 32
5927 1100' 229
• , Brookfield Toionehip. l
1865 1099. 146. T.lll. Willing, ~, .„ ,75 92
• `1099'• 725' tabl?frandlothors; ' 876 99
24 69
ohatharn !Tolcuthip.
106 40 ,J. E. Lyon, - 656
- 424 J. S. Crandall, 58 80;
~ AO : Z.. ,
.Craro4l)44Eine,Fg t ; 55 94 .
,-' rri*.Miltt)pt,j. 175 011 7 , , ,,
" -' " 289 'Bl3.timetlECtne ' ''' ' '69 72
. 407 J. Watrous 55 94
1220 1099 195 Oeorgo Ilarriton .52 04
293,, Robert„Monis - 48 38
- 371 - 271 ' A. C. Bueh 59 63
1221 1099 ,23; -George Ilarrison 50 98
1328 1099 ''s4 'lt:Blackwell 11 88
1328 1099 176
1332 1099 120
Chcsr/eaton lowns hap.
4472 VINO' 270; JaDieEt Wilson 166 32 ;
4473 1007 - 200 - 123 20
4474 400 .. - . ~f‘ ~- • 204 33
4474 - • 202`
~ *":' ' , ; ,s, 1,24 45
4479 .1104) c - 191` : ••,'" . • - t '6B 45
~ -- ~ .
5048 1009 BOO- , - - 1- : -,, - 178 82
5052 1009 lc 282 08
1584 990 490 gems A Fisher 125 76
1579 :: : 100, -, ,i§)::::' 0 E , ‘.f ' ..'t 46 47
1579 - 990 87 22 36
1580 - -990:; 300 . --:: 1 4. '.— •:. *461 60
4474: 1002 400 ', JamarWileon l'.. k'-:,..39 20
4472 1002 • 200 " :123 20
1582 • 090 , 247 llaws - dar.Flgher - ..63 41
1583 • 990 -247= • •'_ "•;) : 63 41
1580 090 60 •.• . 16 40
1580 090 113 ••• " . • 23 21
4473-I 1002 •100 , James Wilson 20 53
4173 102 - • , - '-• 20 53
1580 990 80 2O 53
„ Covington. Township. . •
5046 . = 109 '4lO ” Samos Wi 88 30
5494 11U0 97 .1./eorge/ilep : ole ;22 3D
8495 1160 ''"" 41 40
5496 1100 '243 "' 55 90
8497 1100 100 : gi '29
5497 1100 I 00- it 28 75
5835 1(199 367 'll. Coleman • 105 54.
8836 1100 550 ' •158 13
5916 1100 275 Ntoklln h. 'Griffin • 79 08
150 75 E. Dyer 21 50
5010 11110 275 Nicklin it Griffith 79 08
5404, 1100' , „53 - -: ". 12 20
360 Emery 80 25
3673 -14icklin A Griffith 126 68
121 50
1100
1 lI,D
CEEB
ME
'Clymer 1.140iD),?1,1,fp
ion W Mink
500
44 lioorgo nairison
965
100
1095
U 0
095
1002
220
2295
2'96
22J7
1227
1291
150 Mr. yillink
4011 ' S. 412.M'Cullo0gli
George llarrii.on •
807 R. Blackwell
511 Rayiaolas
• Delmar Towit&hip.
1499
1325 t 1099
1321 J
9208-41143,:itiTel-was.pa 54 78
-
/4212 190 257
4213 , 900 sQ_._
4461 10(12
4463 10,Q2 .
.1,/0b 16
4164 111112 , " • • " 452 i '22
4467 002 API* " " 1.620 87
44
1.0(12;,-. „
168 ' H. t;.lri)eeg
D B it Dickinson iso o 8
Jamcs AVl!eon "710 04
"iio 04
456
4462- 1002
4465 1002
109.1 56 Albert Loot • 8. op
• 340 698 Robert Keriedy • 182 36
349 James RitOmil 1 -•" 106 50
4207 990 598 .JarbeelVilson ~•• '' 358 661
4201 960 - 836 - - - ---- 4 ':- --- -•- 1 0 019 92
_ ._ _ . - _
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4428 '966. 248. James Wilson • 121 00
5902 21 J. Delrensidu ;. • 646
4242 895' 726, James' ' 658 80
15 S
400' 43 James Strawbridge, 15 72
2)33 j
- 100 -Wm E Dodge 2d- 40
1053 000 92 James Wilson 16 91
4212 • , •70 • ,"-• 1 37 10
1579 • • • 509 ilewtt , 'Fistier 155 24
21 C It Emery 61.5
42./5 990 655 James Wilson 79 88
4218 990 232 .If 42 53
4214 990 462 84 49
2,4, :148 -- .TutneslCimbilt 35 98
4223 990 712 .Itiviaes wilson 169 93
1541 990 5.09 “ 91 50
4219: ; '990......742 i ..,.. ;" . • . • ; - ::18 12
4212 , . 995 88 . '.. , .(. 4 , -. , ~.- ..j . 21 47
1414, 990 ...113:6, ...
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4428 966 132 te 20 10
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4214 , 180 • 4•i 1 43 92
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15Sil 990 210 Henry Fisher
1213 990 122 tt
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366 Silas Billings 35 13
5179 1599 ' James Strawbridge 5 37
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'5178' 1 1099 191' , tric: 18 31
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5180 1099 109 4. io 27
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4379 , , , 122 56
'430 • r " 122 56
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4 300 990' ' 122 56
441 900 • n 122 66
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4366: 7 , , g90•.,48871- : . rj 156 78
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4366 • '1)90 `•• • • .".•', . '3 35
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4387 . — 99 o— James tvileoa 331 65
4389 - 4, 5 265 32
4364 „" 50 do _ 6 70
4216 " 775 wm willink 103 85
t'",; 198 99
4220 " 920. do 61 64
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200 JA R Lloyd
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155 Thomas willing
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530 .Thanann willing
75 A C Bash •
140 Thos willing
220 A C Colo ' • "
:OD Jamas' wilson
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140 Thomas willink
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4:30 A "C, Crandall: ;
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100 R Gilmore
96 do
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245 James wilson
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367 360 Andrew Baty 133 92
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, 72 54
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124 _ 128;, .• c ,
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100 11 Drinker
106 11 Gilmore
• Titre Township.
239 i'milliam Ellis
369 R Gilmore
786 - JaixteS wilson ••„•,: '
:447 , - :williaia Ellis . .
269 8 M Vox ..
; 065. George ~Meade.
281 J w Goernaoy ,
140 R Gilmore .
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1068 e 500 - 10 Lloyd 80 86
1325'1058 400 R Blackwell , 127 20
4 . 1 : 4 1 3.,169 . 7p '1;137., :k 27 60
" Ward Township.
1488 1098 174 , P Connelly • 43 14
5837 1100 977 , : 'Coleinan 236 07
3839 1100 • - 'do 272 80
5888 1100•.. . 4io • 5 86
6839,1100 789 h • ' ' 1,820 32
994-1026 277 Drinker GB 67
5244 . /099 827} ipeorge Meade
5252 1099' 333 -
5265 1099 400 .2897 - aeres
5972 1098 746 Nicklin ez Griffith 138 73
filtEASUltElt,':B SALE
COUNTY:
184 22
''6 14
•.,, , , ,
Ilinsirinauce of the t.r off atone' of an ac t of the Gen
il. oral Aosembly, passed:the Mb day of .Aprll. 1.814,
will be °nosed 'to publlc sale; at the l l omualsiloners'
oflice,ln Wellsboro, on the second Ito day of June,
1870, the snicks of land described In the following list,
Unless "thedrift are paidtiernii that limb.
ROBERT O.OOX, Treasurer.
Ws /Moro , March 11, 1870.
• IlloisTatanship.
iliMarrnir
Acres ita , d. Acres wild
Vaciira kit; i .
Bongo plot
Vatant lot
lot,
roro &
lot
2 vacant lota
Hotel lot
finftroired 60 wild
220 wild
Hausa & lot
do
Vacant lot
Ilosh 1. ci i 75
Dyer Edwin 88
30 wild Franctiat-Richard 10 58
Vacant lot Freeman D ft, eetate /0 68
do James John J 7 OS
House 4 lot ._. , • Jones Ann, widow 793
Shanty 4 - lot ' ' Dayton James 210
Bons* 4 lot Ityons Patrick 2 02
House & lot SttnipleThoratut 3 60
do . Monett J P 3 60
105 town lots - Ratbbone, Ford 4 c 25 72
nonsq 4 lot ,' , :,4dams J W ~ . , , 533
Stored lot !' t i .N a st 4,4nerbiiiti• ';' i' 29 30
. _
218 wild Dyer, 'White & Gulick. 37 28
House & lot hckens George W 4 93
do Evans John D 8 97
1 acre & shanty . ' Hamilton 11 T 71
Iliooklielci Township.
) 145 wild Baker 11 W 2 90
i .210 wild Gillett J D 29 10
• 330 wild Ilitrower 0:r 26 40
1 50 wild King "%tint 626
10 50 wild Owens George 700
66 wild Parkhurst J 4 -9 24
220 wild Champlin William 27 51
Shingle mill 'Mitch David 76
Steams mill 2 wild OEIO6 & Markram 676
19linproved ,:10 wild "nacho 'Dram:; , 'i, 20 84
'6 tinproted ' 50
lid Jinrclock J B 166
90 wild Gregory 11 .6 60
53 wild blank D 5 595
/04!Wild A J TA:4Ot 12 10
." • 20 Wild Youngs 31' 664
t'.. , ,, ~....' , charissfoliTotenehip. - ' '
15 Improved 202 Wild -`. Beli . l.insan 6 16
7 Improved 37 wild Kelley Ereatua 1 632 Improved 26 wild Wetmore Edwin 133
60 wild Hart Lyman 127
70 iitia' , Walker Cheater 1 26
...
Chaththn Township.
53 wild Jackson Lemuel 455
80 wild Seely Henry 469
75 wild Bryant 7 , 00
50 wild Graves George 469
, Amer Totcnehip.
"Iti Improved P 5 dild Cono Al'
2.6 will Darrie Bradley 140
8 improved 200 wild Ileneon Frederick 030
5 improved ,1. , 45 wild Dyer Edwin 18 80
1 improved /38 wild Drown Willard 558
. A _
Cfving,ton Tgeptehip
'llorteo .I . lot . -'' '' ' Bliss Isaac ' ' 6 65-
40 improved 70 wild Fletcher John 1095
50 wild Busted llenr.y 17 01
50 wild PolockJamoa 25 08
73 wild Smith 0 24 06
50 wild Spencer D AL. , 14 37'
:;•; ; ' ; •. 00 ifflild • ; Woonoto Ed . : ' ' 10 94
•?'. ' " 100 wild ' Crosby Hopkins II 44
57 wild Calkins Rufus 459
Covington Borough.
Iloueo & lot Leo William . 15 S 2
House & lot lionbriek S 25 00
lloneo & lot Bryant A. 51, hlra . 10 50
• -,.. Saleit.a, •.- Ca T... v .1141mailig tor chump • .11:. 40
Delmar Towne Tp.
50 wild nutlet - Simeon 008
, . .
6 wild
_Ma 87
80 vrlld ; Catlin Cyrus 6 25?
60 wild . Clark. Miss 1 75:
137 wild Allen Edwin . 6 45.
91' wild Putnam Georg* 835
160 wild Smead David .. 0 50:
200 wild Culver Collin' 47 62
16 wild Guernsey Susan, 61rs 2 02 1
Farmington T0;411'41) 7 .
40 wild Bingham salute 680
83 wild Mann J R b 94
, MO wild Wine° John 47 62
I :28 wild Simmons Hatay ' t 11.29
50 wild Slosson WII3 Co 850
Gaince iTotortahip.
eaw mill Ileaver'Joslitut and Chatußney,Platner 6 11.
12 wild Griffln EarnantPa • - - 162
•
00 wild Parkliiirk Curtld • 67 24
28 20
12 01
9 8i
59 20
59 29
51 73
GO wild. Adavp, widow eststo 14 80
I76'wild , Bache. Job n./4 ' ' 39 00
. ,
490 wild West:at It provmoion- 02 89
,
CO 3 wild 'Vatidgeer: 'Wm INI • 345
' - Stovild ' tons& I' 30 46
138 41
31 36
28 wild Doohtol E
r _ _ ..._
60. wild Dont 11 11 L 14 69
. 30;wild Sealy„Lnoretia ' , 666
117 wild Preeman & ;Amick 29 SO
•` 106 wild Nobles James 27 44
100 wild Mitotic' It Win 26 20
-., '' 200krild ..Itush A C • 60 40
60 wild Carlton Lts - 1 262
; -1¢ wild Cornell
. N A - 504
Nouiti & lot ' -,'Robots Seth, 840
,
55 wild Royes Vi'm 11 19 33
10 improved '66 wild Hamilton Charles . . , 21 60
Eteri 10111 . - .'. z, . Hill Addlion ' ' 600
22 32
28 00
128 99
03 24
215 17
35 51
993 99
993 99
993 99
40 92
122 76
37 20
124 00
982 08
91 14
613 80
172 94
10 95
191 04
502 98
, 42 wig - Robbins 4 II 680
- Ziherty Township.
wiltA sßingham estate 3 50
Weast John 2 62
Reed Isaac, 1 75
RoOf William 11, 78
40 . imprevod 110 wild .Biugham'estate 28 88
Luortence Township.
55 " 'Daniel A S
60 ' Lewis Oliver
68 Stone J
BO 11evijarnin Calvin
420 9akely ,
Lawrence Borough.
Beldinst L
'Palmer Ann, Mies
Mansfield Borough':'
Clark-Albert: 0 08
-Dyfr Edpi4 • 3 87
- Tioga Iron Co 07
Morrie Township,'
66 :.Clark Robert •-. L . 558
:to • • ClitrlzOobeits: Perry 245
170 • Field Mies • .8 25
; Bacqie.Tolkn N 11 50
• .fficidi'sburi Township. ,••
tioo • Ballard -IV 'W • 4 - 47 71
• Ives 6.13. 120
5g . Stri9ct Joseph_ : 40 77
Stevens David 48 45
' ' -:• Short Newberry 3578
'3O • .•Darting IViliis B 16 35
889, • , Balmer Jobrit&Ve" 147 22
2 lots & house Boyer E 37 88
gm
House &o It
Iloupo,& lot
1 town lot' '
ocro
25,_
26
10 -
12 00
10 SO
11 45
200 Ilyinoa &Bedlogin 847
House & lot - Hardenborg .1" H 524
20 l , West Orrin . 705
50 , Bennett C - 525
4 113ide.t Eldridge , '-14 84
351, • Nearballlia A••• 31 13
er 'Mitchell WniK - ' 21 85
Laforce, Ottatineay' , t
4 68
Hydo - Cha& Norman 234
71 72
72 24
118 97
157 00
67 00
Store 4t. lot
yg' •
Vacant lot
House do lot
40 35
141 22
42 11
21'79
11 39
139 25
68 37
40 00
7 22
if 76
8 45
50 Canii•Vell Jamei 5 25
Oaccola Tozonshfp.
245 t Binghain estate
Rutland Toionahlp.
=25 Bart on ' . , 612
masa ar, lot Bartlett C P 2 10
06 Bingham bstate 19 72
20 64 Stone Almond 21 79
10 Smith Thomas 144
Shet4t4tiSt - ephap" ;1 . 18 03
100 Sixby It 21 10
30 / Updykiniehard 361
Canada Alexander 417
W A •. 3 37
Richmond Tetonship:
132 I • • By ar Edwin . 89 70
60
47 'Board & Beach 7 12
Shippen Totcneit4
440
6B OD
109 78
• 33 0 0
177 00
Eel
Barth Luther • 41 00
50 Sherman P R • 5 20
100 Statiteit• Rozahiati 7 42
50 •Stowell 5 26
4 Sullitan Township
10 . AldriCh Gilson 10 70
15 . Z 0 Roblyear D E.' 20 22
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liouso & lot
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3 •• 06 - elaltin Abner 17 69
14 • 47 Baytown James 5 SI
60 Stratton •Wra • •15 75
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$3 53
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Lightner Newton 2 15
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Shields John 03 45
Smith Calvin ' 10 58
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2 vacant lots
Factory
Absolute Divorces legally obtained in New .
York, Indiana, Illinois and *other States, for
persona from any State or Country, legal every
where; desertion, : drunkenness, non-support, ete.,
sufficientsuoicht °atm; •no publicity; no charge until
'Byline obtained. Advice free. Business ,estab
tithed fifteen yeare.--Sra.
888 83
Address. bt. SOUSE , Attorney,
• 1., . No. 78 N neoa Street; Now-York City
Wall Paper, Windoli Paper& Cloth Shades.
SPSING STOCICIOR 1870.—Hugh'Youns & CO.
have just received their first installment of Wall
Paper, Window Paper and Cloth Shades, for
Spring trade, which will be sold cheaper than
ever.. Forders, Window Fixtures, Cords, • Tass
els; Gilt Cornices, Picture nails; 4, 1 3 d evarYtbing
else that belongs to the trade. Cquie and price
our goods, and examine them•befire purchasing
elsewhere. • Specimens and prices sent by mail
to any part of the county.
' N. B. Our stock to the largest ever brought
into the county, 'and we don't intend to be under
sold. . • . RUGS YOUNG Co.
Wellsboro, March 6, 1.870.—tf. 1.
SPECIAL '.NOTICES.
ACOUGH, COLD. OR SORE THROAT
llego4mis7ramcidiaty.sattention, as nag
<kSO4 l t 'si lect Oftfiia a:min - 110W sidliacarable Imog
/ 4 t Disease.
r" c_;:' Brown's, Bninchial Troches
2 ‘ 4 > ‘AC / ocwi ll moat invariably glee Jogai:droller.
Foy, Beemi,,iiym, Mural' !,,,Cliteeltu x eozolearnave nd
Dowel; they have a aoothinietreot.
SINGERS -end PBBLIO ',WEAVERS use theai to
clear and strengthen tha Voice.,
Owing to the good reputation and populariti'of the
TrochesTmany worthless and chenp imitations are of
fered, which are good for nothing. Bo sure to objairr
the true
Brownio Bronchial Troches.
SOLD EVZISTAIIRIVE. Pleo,
The' •Oonfessiont' of an Invalid,
- 61.111LISIIED for the benefit of young seat and others
who suffered from Nervous Debility, act., supplying
the means of self-cure, Written by one who cured
himself; and sent free on receiving a post - paid directed
eneflopC." Address, • MOM/MUM IitA.TRAIR,':..
BrOoklyn,N: —6m.
•
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN who - soffered for years from Ner
vous Debility, Prentattirallectry; and all the effects of
youthful indiscretion,will, for the sake of suffering hu
manity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and
direetiona for making the simple remedy by which, he
Was ouFed.. -Sufferers !etching to.-.profit by the &dyer
tistea experienee„ can do so by.addresting ha -perfect
confidence, JOIIN D. OGDEN.
May 26,'094y. No. 42 Cedar Street, New York.
TO CONSUMPTIVES:
WMAdvertiser, having been restored to health in a
few weeks, by a eery simple remedy, after having suf
fered eeveral years with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Cousnmption—te anxious to make
lenorrn to his fellow-sufferers the means ofcure.
•To altwho desire it, he will send a copy of the pre
scription need (free of charge,) With the directions, for
preparing end using the same, which they will find a
max Corm eon CoriSCSIPTIoIf, JkarriltA, tiIIOUCIIITia, etc.
The object of the advertiser iu sending the Prescrip
tion is to benctit the afflicted, and spread information
which lie conceives to be invaluable; and lie hopes
ovpry sitifererwilitry hie remedy, at it will coOthera
tiothirig;atid may prove a blessing. = •
Parties wishing the prescription, will please address
Iior.EDWARD A. WILSON, 31 •
Williamsburg, Kings County,NJT.
!day 26, 1869-Iy,
29 97
FOR SALE.
Alteuso and lot 611 Pearl Street, 2d house
South of distriepeehool house.. Enquire on
the premises. ,
-- 10 "IF7 O r 0 0 lel St_
The subscribers are now receiving new goods almost daily, suited to
the trade of:this eedson of the year, and we can and are willing to . mako it an object to all per
sons who are prepared to buy each goods eerly, to buy of us : es.we think we can claim safely
to save them an avorago of
128
os the piiies of any but - now . goods, and also a saving of considerable more than interest on
whet the prices will bo when business is active.
i nn. LINEN STOCK IS ENTIRELY NEW,
BROWN TABLE LINENS, HALF BLEACHED TABLE MIS ENS,
BLEACHED' TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TEA DAYLAS; SCOTCH
DIAPERS;, SHIRTING LINENS, BROWN CRASHES,•BLEACH
. ED CRASHES; . HUCKABUCK TOWELING, BORDERED{.
_TOWELS;:RINGED TOWELS, 'TABLE SPREADS,
EiEl
12.5
S3O
2 SO
18 80
4 02
1 50
LINEN BOSOMS, &C., &C., is marked at fnll twenty-five percent. less than the prices at which
we sold our many goods last season. • • •
. •
Oitr Domesii.e Sto.ek,
BLEAOIIRD SIIIRTINGS, BROWN SRIRT,INOB,:BROWN SABETINGS,
TICRINGS, DENIMS, STRIPES AND NRWEST STYLES
PRINTS, NCWEST STYLES IN GINGHAMS, &C.,
Which we ere selling aka small advance on the present low rate of prices in,wlziolesale markets
111 82
i
We aro also adding largely to our st cli of Boots and Shoes, putting in as fast as possible,
ne j est styles in
, . .
. ,
LADIES' . SERGE POLISH BOOTSj
I 1
LADIES' PEBBLE GOAT POLLS • i
. I
I
. , •
And shall keep a still larger stock this season than last, and also sal' theta at a slight redaction
in prices, as we have been enabled to got a
off of several of our loading wakes, and to all Cases whore wo AO so, we give our customers the
benefit of it. We increased our sales in this department lest year about 20 per cent. over the
year before, and /twig, to do tho same this year.
ra - Coine and see us, and we will show you an attractive stock of
NEW
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and help you make your money buy more goods, tier dollar, than, for a good many years.,
)
(
' Canal& Feb. , 9,- 1870.
Booth B Di
Blair 0
EARLY SPRING TRADE
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
and every article in It, consisting of
El
We are now filling up with all the desirable makes in
Boots
BOOTS
SMALL DISCOUNT
li 1 011))S,
PAINTS,
' e'• - • r
Ojki ak'j •
1-L Oita iND • BRUSHES,'
"ror thelfillicin, at •
•
AI" id, 1004 f. W. C. kRESS•
'
Apl4llNisztieTonva eza or
administration haring on gssuo i sa to the
undersigned 'non The ostatO f:ciarisla Bry
lato of .7a.itigon tonnidaip, do° s a p er ..
aona intiebted to said decedent or olaina ag ainst
~ same , must eottlo with U. Marcel 18, 1870 ,- 6t's RIT
Adner.
The Place to Buy Groceries.
I 4
1 00
L. F. T4UIIIAII4
"Err AVING taken tho Storo forinerty.odupted
by John R. Bowen for dry goods, and eon
vetted it into a
GROCERY & PROVISION
ESTABLISHMENT,
everything fresh and good can be head here,
and at prices to please.
TE i tt S,.i COFFEES, .6176 A RS, Afo—
pisll, &0., &0.,
t t o eau all.
Call and IMO . 110,1 h at erci may convince you
of the fact that on; motto le, " Cheap, Qum
Sales, annd Small Profita."
- L. F. TRUMAN.
Wellabor°, Feb. 23, 1870—tf,
The remaining Dry Goods, of J. L Bowen,
will be sold at this establishment at vorY Sow
figures. L. P. TRUMAN
E. H. Harris'
CELEBRATED BAKING POWDERS
Fob. 2, 1870., ' P. B. WILLIAMS .t CO.
*erosene Lamps,
GIIPAP AS DIRT; AT
Fob. 2, 1,870. P. IL WILLIAMS A CO.
TIOGA BAPTIST ASSOClATlON,—De
tiagiiieti to the Building Fund.—T6 re ate quite
a large nuMber in this county,' whd generously
subscribed to the above fund, an as yet have not
paid a dime. The subscription sitts due in Au
/
gust,lSEO. Subscriptions of this ind should be
:just as pronaptly paid as •made, a d we see no
'reason why these payments shout be longer de
layed. Let every ono indebted a ply this notice
personally, and send their arrearages along.
V., C. VAN GELDER, greas'r,
FRESH GROUND PLASTtit
AT
BY T. L. BALDWIN, & 'CO.
$7;511) per ton.
Norway Oats.
IRAVE for sale forty bushels of the genuine•
Ramsdell Norway, Oats; Wag part of 77.1.
bushels raised from :28 • quarts tiowia.uni of an
acre. The seed from which the above oats were
raised, was bought in Now York city, fiom the
solo agents for the sale of the genuine Ramsdell
Norway Oats. li. S. ARCHER.
Wellsboro, Feb 2, 1870. 3m
FOR
and Sh4!es.
LADIES') SERGE BUTTON BOOTS.
LADIES' 6 ,PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON
BOOTS.
AT LOW PIaCES,
J. A. Parsons & Co.
for sale by
Mil
3111
Fotirmit4 Mactiitil, SHOP
WELLSBORO, P.A.
SEARS •& AVERY, Prwpsnaoss.
PLOWS, HORSE HOSES, oulairvA.
TORS, FIELD ROLLERS, SET—
TLES, Att. um, SAP PANS;
FARMING ITTENSITS, Au.
IC INDS:WOOD MACHINE S *FoR
SAWING WOOD;
Brick Machines,
CHURN POWER; THE TOMPKINS
COUNTY, HORSE POWER- EIGHT
AND TEN HORSE, CONSTANTLY
ON HAND,
And also, everything usually . found .in a grit.
class Shop.
We call verticals? attention to •ctu• JUL.
QUIRE SHOP, which has been le-bullS
new, and first-class 4
=I
MACHINERY, L 1 TRH,
Iron PLANER, DRILL, etc. We employnone
but first-class workman, and are, therefore, pre
pared to do our work in the best style, and at
Omit notice. We have• recently 'added new
MAJORINRItY, for Planing and. Matching
beards. Call and sea
Jan. 5, 1870-Iy.. SUAIII3 la AVERT.
BEE = HIYE EXCIANGE.
Surrender,
BUT AT DISCRETION t
YOU ace that half a cointan of apace with half
an inch of reading matter don't help me
aver all. What d'ye do that for 1" asked lets
than y million of my customers, when I appeared
in blank. And, being tuckered out with trying
to explain why I did it, lam forced to do it in
print:
Therefore,
Know ye, all good pooploi that I am . doing a
Land Office Thialnips,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
SUGARS, ALL GRADES, SYRUPS,- MO
LASSES, PORK, HAMS, t
SHOULDERS, MACKEREL,. WHITE.
FISH, CISCOES, COD, HALT•
BUT, ram 130 FORTH,
And I am selling cheap as I always do, and can
save country dealers their expenses to rho little
city of Elmira, or the big city of, Neer.
But thou, • ;
THE TtA TRADE' '
is one. of my biggest, brightest, and, best thingS.
Yon cannot get setter
OOLONG OR PREEN , TEAS,
or cheaper, than I can sell you. Sou may pa:
trontre the Great itmeriean Tca Company, and
ihen can do you good. I. have ' enengh to set,
Tiogtc County a
TE 0 HE N.ING
for the next 2fr gears. Besides no mart bas a big.
ger or better lot of .
=On gECNizo
that I have, and am palling their( at a llama*
Everythinit
=
'
in the Grocery Line;
OiNNED FRUITS, Aiir. VEGETABLES,
• WOODEN WA.R,E, CONFEO
- • . TWIN ERY, - •
not mixed ss 1 1 mix them sore, bit in good order.
I. buy all the '" ''‘
BUTTER .CLi#SE,
that I can, and almost everything eke but teasels.
Biga of the BULL dc
Wollsboro, 1:too. 15, FM.
• WANE YOU SEEN THE .
Immense Stoc4 of
Carpets,
4
AND OIL CLOTHS,
in the Carpet Store of
Oct. 27, 1869. SMITH & WAITE'S,
Cornbag, NT.
-
THE PLACE TO BUY KEROSENE
r•Oit THE CHEAPEST AT
Feb, 2,
P. R. IVII;LIA2.18 COI.
ticE.
All persons indebted to tho subscriber in Ac
counts or Notes, aro requested to call immedi
ately and settle with A. LEE, Enoiville, Pa.
Fob. 2,1870-2 m. ' M. M. LICE.
I=l
W. T. BrATIIERS