;* t
Arrival and :Departure I.,VStitises.
p, Elingen running, aver
the different routes Aem
A 14,e. Wellsboto.•%%lll depart and
arrive ns feller:a from the
- ruat Office:
1TV.1.1110110 & Vooa.—Depiirt lain. m., arrive p.
ht
wgiAluotto k Malgaln.n.—Tpepart Ba. m., arrive 0 p. m.
ICatsnoao & CollDElmPorl—ltep. Mon, Thar. 2 p. m.
arrive 31caday l'lturiday at I 2 w.
Wounoto finonz.—Depart Mina. Thar. 9a. m
ortivo Tucedias a Erl.B p.m
TIOGA COUNTY
_AGITATOR.
Local Xtems.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1870.
New Advertisements.
Kimball. '
Sewing Machines—Peterson 8; Carpenter
Clothing—Thos. Harding. .
Notice—Charleston School Directors.
THE RESULT COMPETITION.—TO
be awakened bore daylight of a mornlog, .by a
fervent" cam on carrier In qurst .of passer)-
, • 4
ger!. -
" OP POglfli3li •iT l i'liTLTP — l,lsr)3llgl: -
3ES9."—IVItat is:ly9lX? iV i 'ktat is," feivent" 7 7 .
The etago basinees between Tioga and IVelleboro.
A NEW BUTTON.—We learn there
ha! been a new button invented that ,cannot be
torn from a man's goat. What a blessing this
will be to the pbeir fellow who so bitterly com
plains of being caught by the button by a friend'
in the street, and held fast while long stories are
being related. This new button rcill place afar,
off all danger, for the bore. may bet ure that his
victim will not quietly succumb, when ho can
thus safely break away and retain his buttons .
TWO-FORTY.—the stage lines about
Ibis !emu. ‘!,Cheoang". vs. Tioga,
THAT'S THH ISSUE:."—"Io be, or
not to be."
" Be sure you're right,lben go ahead"
—D. Crocket.
GO ahead, rigbt or. wrong.—Stage proprietors
I op-
LITTLE BiTs.L,r-Fort :Sumter was ta
ken nine sears ago today. •
—Abraham Lincoln was assassinated five
years ago to.merrow.
—. l James T. Dudley, late of the firm of Pr es
wick k Dudley, Elmira, is to engage in the bank
ing business at Painted Post, N. Y.
Mr. George -Parker, swinge a new
tip to the public, as follows : " Boarding house
kept by George Parker."
The Elmira Gagetie pikes rot= was flooded
daring the recent high water at that place. That
concern had better doff its evil political practice,
ci it may be overwhelmed some day as the Egyp.
tins of old in their wicked pursuit.
—On the wing—pigeons, bluebirds and rob
_
The editor of the Addison Advertiser has
teen stied for libel, and is also threatened with a
horre-whippirt:-
-The Harrisburg letter came to late for pub
lication this week. Will appear neat week.
—Read Hon. B. B. Btrang's speech on the
trst page, also the article from the U. S. Rail
road Register, relative to the Pine Creek railroad.
REMoVALS.—Vriah Dan ks has moved
Into the hour() formerly occupied by J. I. Mitch
ell, on Pearl street.
Mr. John W. Bailey moves from Charleston
into the Landis house, recently occupied 1.,y Mr
Tucker, on Peak] street.
Mrs. Julidito Miller moves in with Mra.
Truman, I drossmakei, over D., P. Roberts's tin
store.
Mr. Alonin Mack moves into the bou.e with
Mrs. Bice, on State street.
Messrs. II: Cook and Mluray have moved
Into the house recently owned by Judge Willis
ton, on Main street.
Mr. John" Einar has moved his tailor shop
over Wilson ,t Van Valkenbnrg's store, in rear
of Black's barber shop.
•—• Mrs:. 'Kimball has moved her tutlii.mry
shop over il.e bookstore, in the 'rooms recently
occupied Dr.Jobnson. The Dr. moves on his
farm in Charleston.
--John C. Jacobs has moved into the house for
merly ocoopied by Mr. C. 11. Marks on Main
street.
EASTER SUNDAY.—Next . Sabbath,
the 17th, rill be Easter Sunday. Thu name is
supposed to be derived from Eastre, the Goddess
of Love, or 'Venue • , o f the North, in loner of
whom a festival was'oelebrated by our Pagan an
cestors in April; whence this month was called
Easter month. Webster • goes on to define the
pretbet Easter as a festival of the ebristian
et:lurch, observed - in commemoration of our Sa
viour's resurrection, and occurring Sunday im
mediately succeeding Good Friday. It answers
to the pascha or passover \ of the Ilebreivs, and
most nations still give it that name. X 3-• Can
any one tell us from whence arose the universal
custom of eating so'sxtaniegg . lf, on Easter Sun
day? We see no possible conhection - between
the object of Abe festival and the manner •in
!Thigh it is celebrated. Indeed, we venture to
lay that it is regarded by two-thirds of our peo—
ple as commemorating.eome remarkable event in
the Shanghai-movement, rather than as a sacred
festival in honor of the Saviour's resurrection.
TRE NEWSPAPER.-11 has been well
laid that the newspaper is a complete reflex of
the "world and its vast concerns ;" but there is
department in it which is so typical of life,
as that devoted to marriages and. deliths.. We
cast our eye carelessly down the oolumn, and we
read that some friend, perhaps a schoolmate, ler
baps a more recent acquaintance, has taken to
himself a wife, and we wish him, long life and
harlSiness. We picture him in futhre years;sur
mauled- by ct bevy of blooming children; and
comforted iu "health and sickness" by the kind
face and loving care of a matronly woman, that
;minds us wonderfully of our mother. •We
rnuso ourselves from I the pleasing re'tery, to
glance at the next paragraph, and read that an
3;•1 and t alued friend has gone to his final at
cocat. We drop a tear to' his memory—think
wt t th sympathetic sorrow of the lonely ones left
behind—and turn to-our daily nvocntion, sorrow
ing and sad. And thus it is,: chants and songs,
and glee of merry ones to -day, will be braken by
wail! tomorrow—for the cod*will be piled on the
breast of some we thought not so near the grave.
Sorrow treads on the heels of joy i songs- are
hushed by the footfall of death ; laughs are bro.
ken rudely; voices, no matter bow musical, are
stilled in a moment,l;—and the newspaper is the
meats of communicating the face (Oho world.
-AN' OLD -PAPErt. 7 --Professor
of the Mansfield Normal School, sends us, a copy
of the Boston Neeeever, doted January 4; 1816,
printed in pamphlet form, and COlalaill9 sixteen
P:.ges. A large portion of the paper is devoted
to I , lews, while a very small portion is
me cows, %among tvhicli wo find the
WIFE ADVV..RTISU
-Away from Patrick3PDallogh.
my wife, :dm Bridget io
ed:away with 2tereelf, and left me with
:hildren and her poor blind mother,
hody else to take care of house and
bear has taken up with,Titn Gbigan,
idler, the came that 'nits put in the
Easter for stealing Burney Doudy's
this is to giro notice that I trill net
sup on her account, to until or
l that she had better Beyer eller? the'
;Co ton toed neur my how° again.
PATRICK 4'llAbLooo.
OTOMY.—Dr. T. S. ripdegritfr
ireatil ono of his operations fur the
as ovarian tumor, on the 3lit ult.—
reside: , near tlood,a Station '
in Sten
, and had been afflicted with It men
tor during the past four yenra, which
to large it refta with difficulty that she
about the room. She therefore ticci•
to operation for ita removal, and SUM
lipDegraff for that purposo, who, as
r Heron Rice, of Elmira; Dr. A. E.
Owego ; Dr. gilbert, of N. Cohoe-
Frank Gallagher, of Waverly, and
_nee of Drs. Blank, Ensign and 11,,r
-th, Dr, Hely, of Coitouton,, and Dr
ap es, reinurcl a multi-
Irian tumor, welKhipg more tilan pop
muds:. The patient rallied well frcin
,r Op operation, with a fair prospect
recovery. This re Dr. UpDegraff's
t operation for ovariotonty, 'anct .four
patienta aro pow living.
`
050.F.f!L..1 remov
'ett his stunk of
_dry guti‘ts to Cuwanesqiie
- A. P. Martin, of theftrui of Martin and
worth, has removed hid tin shop to xveoPeld.• • '-•
A stranger's opinion if o place, 'depiwilis irerY
much upon the charm, ter,,o f- Uri hotel: The prompt
attention which the trerCeling - puhlio receive at
the OAceola Muse," is generally remarked. Or
der, rigatnees and a llrter regard to the comfort of:
its guests, characterize the 'management of 191 5
proprietors. Ist v.
THOY. This is eurVous' weather we
are having: Tuesday We get tip and (Intl anew
on the ground; rho next day it is warm and the
snow all disappears, and - the - mud. is ten , inches
deep, more or less.,
Court opened for the first time in Troyon the
28th ultimo, in the Methodist church: There•
was is good attentlanO, and ,iiiere were quite Si
number of strangere in town;and Troy presented,
rather an animated scene during the Reek,-^ •
Judge Streeter presided. assisted -by Zsbulori
Friable and J. W. •Van Dyke. A number . of
small cases of not much importance, vrere,trieci,
and then about the middle of Om week,the case
of ex-Sheriff Dobbins vs. Tray township IVAs
brought on. The suit was to recover damages
for a horse killed in July, 1807. The horse was
injured in crossing a alnico near Long's mill.—.
The damage claimed is $l,OOO. The ease con.
sumed the remainder of the week, and the jury
not agreeing, the case still remains unsettled.
During three days of last week the New 'Kerk .
Gift Show held forth in Long's' Hall. The per:
formanco was entertaining: At the close of the
performance the gifts were dlitributed to the'
lucky. persons holding.numbers... .
• . ,„.
- Mr. W. H. Baker, of Watkins, N. York, • blie
opened a jewelry store in the building next to
Redington'a drug store. Mr. Baker was a resi
dent of Wellrbore several years ago.
The Adams House, which has been closed fur
several weeks, has been repaired, re-papered and
nicely 'fitted up, and will soon be opened to the
public.- The house will be opened- by Mr. Wil-'
cox, who formerly kept the •Bradford House, in
this place.
A special examination of the teachers of Bred
ford county will take place' in the Troy_ school'
house; Thursday, April 14.
The Northern Tier Gazette office is a model of
fice. Tho typos, neither swear, ( 7 ) drink, nor
smoke—having.left. off stnoking,the first of,Atiti)..
May it•not prove an "April fool," ~as Po many.
things have that have been commenced on that.
day. .. • TENNY.
TROY DISTRICT QUARTERLY. MEET
!NOS. THIRD QUARTER: . % . •. • _
Brookfield, April 113, 17. '-
Chatham, April'ls, 17,
Dushore and Wiltnot,'April 23, 24.
Liberty Corner; Apr3l 22, 24.
Towanda, April 23, 24. .
Mansfield, April 30, May 1”.
Delmar, April - 29,_ May 1. 1'
Mainsburg ? May 7, 8. ~.
Durlingthn, May 6, 8.
Forksville, 7th, Bth.
Wellsboro; 14th, 15th.
Manchester Farms, 14th, 15th,
Wistfield; 21st, 22d.
Knoxville, 20th, 22d.
Charlestpn, 4th quarter 28th, 29th.
Farmington, 27th, 29th.
Except by special arrangement,, at' the first
named placc)of each date I may be , expected -at
the regular'hOurs, Saturday P. M,:land Sunday
A. M. On, the Fridays named gxpect .to,he
present 'at 2 P. M, preach and meet t,t:ie Quarterly
Conference, and at such places preach again on
Sunday evening. Where Ido norappoint to be.
present Sunday morning, , the pasfriza are desired .
to see that the regular quarterly services aro 'mi..
mined.- WkstEr Cocrtnew,,P. E.
The first conversational meeting.of OA' Tioga
Co., Medical- Society, will he held at Tioga
Wednesday, April 20th, at one orcl - 41t, P. 24.
1). BACON, Pres. A. M. LOOP, Seey.
Da. THAD S. UP DE- Gaerr yesterday per
formed an operation for the reriirival of a cancer.
ous brocisc .) for a lady from Montrose, Pa. Tho
operation occurred at the City hospital.
A CARD EXARAORDINATIY.—To the Ainerlcsrt
People,
Greeting: I am commissioned to prO4
cure the name and address of, every person in
the United gates who takes a friendly interest
in woman's enfranchisement. In Order to com
plete this roll of honor, I hereby request re'very
such person, immediately. on reading this an
nouncement, without waiting long enough to for
or neglect it, to - talcc pen and write the
name and address legibly, and forward the satins
to me by mail, postage ; paid—a trifling cost you
will not begrudge to a gootreause,
Auy_hody.sending in onaenveloptrall thiintimeti
of a family, a village or association, will render
helpful service. Three thousand *American
newspapers wilt oblige a brother editor , by geber-'
only printing this card in their columns. Thu
purpose of this regiatratlOCl, is to know to whom
to send important documents. Friends of the
cause are urged to, respond so simultaneously
that their letters-shall fly hither liken 5110 W
storm. Sign at once. And the deg v""'-
rbcw noa orautre.-,c,-abildren will
be proutt of the record. ' THEODORIi 'TILTON,
Editor Of the Independent, 2787, N. 'York City.
"Paris by Sunlight and Gaslight." A
work descriptive of the Mysteries. the Virtues,
Vices, Splendors; and Crimes of the City of Paris.
Its shlfneß .D McCabe, Jr. National I'c/dishing
Co, Philadelphia. . -
The eageiness, with`which all Americans who
can spare thetime - ancimeans, rush off to P;tris
every year, has become almost a national char
acteristic. Indeed this Is not to be wondered at,
for of all places in the world, Paris offers the
greatest attractions to the lover of pleasure; and
what peopleloire plea:Sure so well air- -our own
countrymen 1 This - mostinteresting of cities die
plays to the novice its enchantments in two as
pects so widely diffeeent, than the author. shows
up Paris in two different phaies—"By Sunlight"
and "By Gaslight,"
_The quantity Hof serif:mit
and Veritable history preeenteWhi this' ork; as
connected With the vailona objects of interest in
Paris, is immense. -That of the Palaces and other
public buildings is exhaustive and, complete.
The reader is made acquainted with all the proud
triumphal monuments of the past' and present
eras.. lie is led through the grandestigalleries-,
of art, and , the history and desotiptions of the
leading objects of sculpture and paintint , , are
laid before him. • He is introduced into theefam
ilv of the Emperor, and carried through
_every
phase of Parisian social .life. He. is .led arr• to
the garrets of the pretty Grisettos, and. Helens lb
the stories of their loves; apd le madoe confidant
in the secret intrigues . of the ladies of rank. lie
visits theQuaens or the Deni-mondeLie their gor
geous'honses and Cotiett their 'lovers by their
jewels, lie luxuriates in the delicacies of French
cooking and Parisian drinks, and smokes his
Cigarette at night on the glittering Boulevard
Ile has the'euttain drawn back end is show n:ibe
dark inftteries, the rogueries, villainies, and the
frightful crimes of the City. Ile is amused, in
structed, startled, thrilled, horrified by turns,
and when he'lays the book aside, finds it hard to
believe that he has not actually seen Paris for
himself, and participated, in person, in the .
scenes of which ho has been reading. The book
is illustrated with Ibo splendid encraving,s, made
in Paris, by the best artists of France, under ihe
personal supervision of the author; It is sold
only by subscription.
WILD CEIEP.RY DALenx—The memory of :r Wtitar is
embalmed in the hearts of thousands whom this Balsam
of Wild Cherry has cured cf coughs, colds, consumption,
or some other form of Pulmonary disease. It Is now
i r
over for y years since this prepatation washrouilit be
fore the üblic. and yet the demand for It Is contutotly
Incressils. . . . .
, MARRIAGES
BUCK—ALLEN - In Osceola, on the 31st ult.,
by key. John Cairns, Mr. Alio Buck, or Osceola,
and I .ADS3 Alla a„Allen, of Nelson. - ,
DEATHS.
[Annonncemente.of deaths ptiblished frea, and all
obituary notices will be charged at the rate of 10 cente
in tint word j
_ _
DUTY--:lnthe boreiigh or Westfield, - on the
17th tilt., Rush C. Doty, Esq., Into of Des Moines,
lowa, aged 30 3 ears.
Thu deceased was born in Westfield. About
ten years, since ho reinitved to Des Moint.l7,
where he has'einco resided. :The ftmeral'scrvlce
was conducted by the tlasonio Order, t.l
be I ,. as nn e rnei-t-member.- The early death of
the dece•e:td is indc..ed -tt.tevero affliction to the
youoi; rile, whose. futuie - Imiies and .prospcts.
Are I.daAttd, and moulder. in the grate with her
&Tatted LusLantl.- And at large circle of friends
wourr 11 its, her the less of Litn,. whose stetting
nth s mind'und beurt - endeured him to all'
. •
, `11•rtl--In Gaines, on tho 4 1516 ultitno, Da-
I. hi 'Aged 67 yews, •
11 tt I.eoutifttl it is for Luau to die •
Upuli tLe Ivzi:lS of lion; to be eaflekt,
Likc a l , atcii•t%Ulil-aad %%Cary EOlitititi,
Tv rut itia'armor off—end rest in Ilearcl,."
POTATOES FOR SEED.
I. H . ve a que,ntily of co rl3 1 will
I
Nat rant gviluitie,,Altmy Cl) max, Bie.ide's fel
Excelsityr aria Scver.,l taller rarittich +Ala
will be gold tit ren4ubable prices- •
April 13, IS7o—:ltd Wirt. HARIIISON.
Notice.
The Char/coon School Directere will meet tit
the Ytoutiett school both.° in Char! Wen, on the
sUth dap of April isTo, G. hira teachcra ;an
tract for world: Colltract fur wood rtt Itt
A M. Hire to tchers at 1 o'clock P. Ir.
Teachera arc requested to bring their certin ,
PM:J.- JULIUS BALLEY.. ,
,
April 13, 1870-2 w. %
MONEY . MADE Blt FARldiEfe,
Which can only be done by procuring goodi
genuine seed. I have a lbw bashel , ! IC , ft.
Of Oa genuine Ramsdell - Norway Oas, whiA
wul bell at,Z,5 per Bushel. I also have for salt,
the jusay-e.4eliretedrlluekley,S4e:lling- Potato,
a seedling front the chill at $2 per bushal.
Ito potatcialeat•be pioeured here, and at my
'arm ,ln Middlebury, pot;- .
Aprill,3, /870-tr. L. 0. PENNE'''.
' • • "
r l i .Kiii . AtiVoit'l4 l 4l - 00.!
OF UNSEATED LANDS IN TIOGA COUNTY.
TN pursuance of an act of the Ganeralkoloul
j. bly, passed the 13th illy of March; 1815,
will be exposed to publio sale, at the Commis
sioners' office, in Wellston) ' on the second Mon
day of June, 1870, the tracts of land described
in the following list, noises the taxes 'loather°.
on are paid before that time.
ROBERT C. CON, Treasurer .
Wellsboro, March 11, 1870.
lyop! Tvc . rlhi„p. ,
otterinrr.
-No, •0. • P. ITAIMANSVE.
5495 1100 40 Geo, Meade,
5916 1100 550 Nicklin & Griffith,
5927 1100 4731
5927'11100! 36Th • f '•
5977 1100 , 227
6977 MO ,"252} z gg
'5977 1100 ~400
5977 1127 • 800
5955 1101 400
6955 1101 700
5980 1028 304
, 809 300 18 Franklin College,
5835 1097,782 R. Colemae,.,
5045 1081 440 Janies
5045 1081. .540 . 3"
5046 1099
6055 1099.
5047
5047 1099
5914 1100 1r
5838 1109 R. Coleman,
5840 1100 600
5054, 1 10 in 89,9 'James
'6054 1099 200' - "
5936 1100.1071. ; ;R.Colburn,
5837 1100 - 123 - ' g. •
1 1100 132 ; ,William Nilson, .
5837 1100 133 ' - -4 g
5837 1100 133 ".; ,
809 300 26 '
809
5927 1100 218 Nioklin & Griffith,
5927 1100 229 di
Brookfield Totionth(p.
1099 190 T. N. Willing,.
1699 725 Tubbs and others,
94, 44
Chat/lain Totomehip.
106. , 4,0 —.l: E. Lyon, 4 • 556
1 124 S. Crandall,,, , 4.8 .36
407, Crandili.E Emery;, 56 94'
029 J. Deavenport,-: • 173 03
289 Samuel King 39 72,
Wetrous 55 94
1699 IV; "'George Harriren 52 04
293.. Robert Morris_ 48 39,
371 271 " A:, CIl
.neli• ' '' - 1 603.
1090 . - 232 - aciege Il anis o'n ------ 50 - 98 -
1099 54 R, Blackwell „_ll 86,
1099 176 tt 20 02
1099 . 120 " • , • - 19 80
Chcrlesten• 2olonS4 t
1000 270 James ,WIRom
1002 200 • ,
400 tt
292 ,_
099 191
1099 689
1099
990 490 Hews it Fisher
090 181 if
900 87
090 - 300 "
1002 400 James Wilson'
1002 200 "
990 247 Hews ,t Fisher
990. 247
991 i 60 ' "
990 113
1002 100 James Wilson
1002. RIO, tt
900 -80 - ' " *- •
Covingtoy? Totpnekip
1099 " 410 'Tames Wilson
1100 97 . George Itlen - do
1100 180
1100 240
1100 .100 -
1100 100
1099 367 R. Coleman
1100 550 -
1/90 ~.276 Mediu
,tt Griffin
' 150! 75 E. Ityer
5916' 'l - 100- -275 Nieklin it Griffith .
5496 1100 ' 53
MSS
1220
1,221
1328
1328
032
800 B. fic Emery
5027 1100 3076 Nicklin A, Griffith
5977 1100 35211
. .01,yrnar,roccueliqp.
2289 r.t.131.r' 140 %V: Willink
2205 100,', 090 .‘
•r 206 1t , 05 590
2297 990 1.50 44
1227 - 0115 .64„ 'George Entlit'on
1291 1002 130 IV, 11',Illink
400 S. M. l'eullough
22112 1099 (loorgo Eitttriooti
-1325 t 11.00 . 307 It. lilaekwell
IS2I J . - - J. L. Itaytiolds _
• Rdsmar .7'otondeip.
15.15 006 106 Jet es• Wileen L
4206 9011 0 . 05
AOl2 900
...21'7
.12 - vVvr - -
4401 1002
4463 1002
4461 1002
4467 1002
1463 1002
153
450
4462 1002
4435 1002
1002
503
1,100 16
• • 621'22.
1.020 87
906 80
11. P. V 011711005 . 43 23
D B R Dickinson 139 08
Jones IYilson 719 04
719 04
50 Albert Lea 8 OS
846 Robert Koncdy , 182 36
• 349. Sautes Kimball - 'lO6 50
4207 1.190 588 -Jtinies WilSon 358 68-'
4201 986 830 " - 1;019 92
5892 636" 530 James Steele 103 45
44.28 966- 248 JaramWilson, • ; 121 00
5902 571-_t - .21' Iliolferiatein • "-t 0 46
4202 895 720 James Wilson 658 80
158.1
'28;31400c143' Jo a@BtrAvq)Ft4P
100 Win E Dodgo 24 40
1953 990 92 James Wilson 10 91
42)2 70 , ;" , 10
1111
1579 509 f1e4 . 134 Fie
. 21 C
4215 900 655 Sanies Wilson 79 88
4218 990 232
4214 99t) 46Z • • • " • - • • 8C49
:01
234!:1 — :JAatikes Itim4ll
4228 • 990 •7 12 ;- 93
1541 990 500
4219) 990 74 -- - - 18 12,
4213 1 2911 99 21 47
1114 - "990 113: , " ' -.38 82,
4428 )6 132
4222 900 HU
4222 999 120., . " _ 21 96
4223 990 109 • - - 30 50
442 ( 7.,, ;990 -163, ,-;." 89,47
1514' ',999 :••
1539 090 •0311: - !'
f 7- ' 28
4201 990 400 • „
• *97 60
4218 990 373
4222 990 275
i .: -.; "• , 100 liaoffard Paßriar -: 24`-'4O
58 B C winoher 14 15
4214 . 990 65 James alisoa - . -•11 91
4214 180 . • .-" - 43 92
4214
27 Oeo Lewis
4427 090 267 • James wilson ; . 31 39
1586 990 216 Henry Fisher 13 09
4213 4190 122
4219 '990 951
Deerfield Township
1005 549 78 - 'Wm Lloyd - -00 00
306 Silos Billings 35 13
5179 1099 56 James Strawbridge 537
5177" 1100 - 216 ' " •• 20 i - 3
5173 1099 191 18 31
I
5179 1099 617 - ,t - •69 22
51811 659, 340...; „
~32 64
3697 1100 143 " • • 13 74
5610 1100 651 62 49
$150',,,1_0,97 A 44", = 0t:774
6160 1009 200 - 20 09
51SU 1090 = 13S ' • "
' , 6 52
5177 1100 CO i) 576
5610 4100 _air - . '
e•'11/4
51.81 +O5O 82• " 788
137
5179 --]-099 .2:11 ".•
5180 1099 -109 .
5179 1009 80
5610 - "1100 216
- •
4422 990 ..Tgaelg wits= . c 53 40
4423 990 "' " • ' 053 40
4427 990 -490- --- -
4127 990 237 If . 2 47
-1-123' 10
4423 090 1151 . 22 88
4.420 841 106
4120 ' 841 635
/AU : 090 _ ,', ' " .. .015349
4130 „ 900 494 ,147 10.
4140 990 -.• "„I 653 .40
4145: 990 679 f . ”. .-, - .717 Q4'
4441. :: 090 424 Jamen wilson - -- .., 42 QQ,
2503 ,1002 126 w willink . 16 66
2503 1002.' 126 • • , 0 • •16 66
2503•.•1002 63 ii
..8 36
2503 1002 6.8 " : . • .9 02
t • 4 86
2503 1002 57 " ,
.
2500_ 1602_ 867 . ..._ " _ _ .10 80,
2500 10011 863. cs
; 1Q SU
2590' )002% . Sc}'
~ ; " . „ / §9
2502 "1002 ' 6 6 4 • r' . ' . lO 89'
2509 1002 i NI " • .' ' s •10 69
2510 1002 ,348 , 44
' (18 28
4148 ' 9QO' 'ISO s latne.e wilsoh — ' , ' 12' 45
262. 090 - '705 is willink '— '7B 70
2629 090 125 cc - 12 70
2629 090 128 - 12 70
2630 ;1000--470 t. 47 38
2642 000 • - . •• • 98010
2643 900 831 , " • ; 1950 10
2644 - - 990 • • - -• 'lOBO 10
2645- 990 " , ` •-. 111.1 10
2617 090 807 1-, ' " ' 343 80
2618 YOPO 1353 •';
21150:- - .110 332 1
423(,), 299 James, wilscn
4420 % . 67Q '
44 4 1' `: • ' ((
• . atailee TCJ4C1I8111:p
, ,
2299...1000 81)2,_ -
2308*.•. - 0 390 . i., 6907 ' - if
, 4 )304
305 1002 872
2305 1002 122
...Tate'
$lO 88
140 08
192 44
149 79i
77'20'
'21.43 , 80
4( 138 00
lot 204 00
(I 138 00
' • 238 00
OD 98
6 12
298-07
'HO 08
r . 188 80
- "On 45
.- 29819
298 89
- 299 20
5,129 84
103 20
- 21459
1 44 40
, 484 36
• - g2 11
35 89
36 19
36 19
6 80
23 48
81 32
62 35
75 92
376 99
24 69
166 32
.. 123 20
,204 33
-124 40
58 45
176 82
• „ - 482 08
125 76
46 47
22 36
• 61 60
39 20
123 20
63 41
- • 83 41
15 40
-23 21
20.53
20 53
2 20 53
ss s 6
22 30
41'40
55 00
28'76
28 78
105 . 54
168 13
70 08
2t 80
79 08
12 20
80.25.
126 68
121 50
=I
48 44
382 85
173 00
bl 90
16 . 20
. 52 3i
128 40
15 67
10831
.J3:l 80
50 78
205 24
125 46
EMS
IBM
91 50
20 10
MEI
18 36
66 61
40.84
51 47
5 02
BEI
'10 7 ,8 5
9 96
21 51
/9 21
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7.. 21:04
. 24 AG-
258 58
210 6S
177 Si
`'24;99.
V 8 V
. ( 179 23
i ,77 11,
223,03
'B3-31
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142305 1002 127
2305: 1062 - ;107: i ,
2305 1002 92
2305 164
2308 990 890
2348 1002 856
1 2351 1002 900
2370 - 1002 • •
2434 - '990
2437 990
2427 1002 271
2433;' toog„ 903
2479..; 990.. '740
2501 ' 7 990 850
2335' 1002 602
2385 1002 300 • "
1041 , 543 40 R Blackwell
1707 .543, 195. Rowe it 'Fisher
543 331 R G white
2297 990 \ 338 w _
2294 1000 ')232
2382 1002 • -
2358 989 w wiUink
2300 1000 600 •
2348 990 28.4, •i
2306 %10A C 4 4, : Vic,
2300 t 1002: : ' V.
2305, .1002, 327 -"."-
L. • Jackson - 'Tow' nahii
3358.A.099 17 6
3363 - 1099 '•'4o cr
33604.4099 :'2lO.
400 Aaron Botteps' :
200. .81:Ailreoleawit
_
t y, Letterer/ TOy(p,
4296 1100 r w illing Ol -
• 17 . 66
2024. 1104 -200'; Ellis ' . • 37,90
3359 1699, 76 R 14:32
4300 ...1037: . ',g29 Thomas willlni - . E.: :41 36
2367 - 1099' 271_
._:. ..,--.- 1 - :-/eif4TV: Township:69Bo=4o2B
, - ,6o4LlGeklin & Griffith— --.14144t
47807,4100,. 'no ,• Blylei&Xurreiy '..,-; , 70 14
: ..-. . ‘lliorri!o 2'esoluAip.: ..- r '').-. i ..)'
437 C "Algoi'' ,' '-(0)4411,ei11i0n,,,', '''!
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4379: - . • : • Aftir, - -..):.•.;';' : - f' , ) '_,. ' ' ,12 2 .-50
4380:: '990,,.... .1,....1.',..; -...,! -; ~•'; --- 5 1 122;60
4381 990 150 IJ " .-....1)..:,_• _7:4045.
'4381. J9O. 409 r ,-, :_ f. * . 777 - r .., -24-M
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4385 t -
.990 •-•' i', e,- ) :.)."s• -,_:.: ' - . , 1 . • -26.4 -32:
4380 ''.996,` e...: - , i‘: .: - - • - .122'66.
4413 ,' : 980 ''• •,' • •-;„ ~."• •, ":;,f, - " ''''• •. '-?'"12.2 )513.
444 `.-490, 4- ', 1;• i . :_lr.,, 7 ',.... 1 : 4 'Aria'
4416 M ----- • - •- -- - -- .* - .7 - " .c.r,, --; v.-a': .;.. 6 1if
4349 990 100.—...--,-.........1. 070
4410 999,- .".--:•- , •,'`.; '':" - .."•5.; - 1 ,1 c5l4 - sql
4417 9:98: - ". ''.. z ' - '' - ,. - fle'36
4366 ' 990• 468 '' '''. •
~.1 '":',.''S,_ts
__,.,_ 168 78_
4366'` ' ' 996 ...- 4 1,1 .1. ' ]: ''...-``:-.::: :".. .'21:::; - .V 11 1: ' : 4r : 88 :
4306 996 - 50 - " - - -4 3'35
242 990 618 George Meade ; 170 63'
4387 99U ; . James wilson .._ .__33l_Bll.
4388 " ! do 265 32
4301 , fi't?
, •59'. ';:', - - do -,•- 7 - ) , „6 76
4210 " 75 win vlillink - 103 85
4217 " . Tame), wilson 198 99
4220 " 920 do -i6l 61 64
_4221 " _ do 831 05
4224 " 181 do c l6o 02
4224 " do - /80 62
4224 " do - '6O 02
4224 " --, • ;do .00 . 62
4224 -" .=-181 - '••• do - - '-7'23
" 54 do 7 23
l i 54 do 7 22
50 do 16 75
. . .
424 18 90- 5 " 282 do
4364 " 99 do 13 24.
4346 " 168 du 67 51
4346 " 168 do 07 51
4340 " 223 do 14 90
4349 " 400 do 53 60
4349 1 • ".- ,49q. - ,
.., :do , '', •, • ' 82 83
43070 , "1; •• )' ', ' do ,',. s-. • ~ • 67.36
4368 '" — do - 108 99
.1584 " 100 Hews & Fisher 56 80
'1585 • • " do 331 65
1587 " 940 do , 251 92
•169/, ," 4013 do.
.. 62 45-
1,594) , Cf:•="•' 45.0 •-' :- - :do: ;-
-•', - 80 1 .16
1696 " 100 do . ; 26 , 8 U
1595 " 490 • •-•,-- •do • •• .- --' . C
32 83
4 1584 "• 300 do ' 100 60
1098 " 330 do 88 44
1584 " 100 do 26 80
.4304" 'li : - ,)218 Jameisrllson ;._ • -'l4 60
4347 " 500 do 167 50
1588 " 150 Hews 4 Fiehet , 20 10
1588 " 250 - ' do ' 83 50
1688 '• 290 do 38 80
1684 " 500 do. /07 50
4216 4 " 116 James wilson - ' -31 18
4217 " 216 do 43 41
4210 " 99 , do'
4224 " 54 '' ' do 723
4224 " 54 do 7 23
4224 "• 54 do 723
4224 ...", 64 • do, 7 23.
1580 - " 216 Hews & Fisher ' 57 92
4349 i " 200 J&, B. Lloyd 27 00
•
..11iddle6 tgry Township.
1366 155 Thomas willing 42 10
4486 099 400 James wilson 108 80 --
407 - 640 : do • ' - /73 28
8900 • ova
131.0 435. aeorgo wood , 73 94-
450 428 A C Crandall 29 08
288 J Losinger 48 98
"" 1 Samuel King . 20 /0,
2297-I • 530' Thomas - 144 16
3 J
75 • A C Bush $ 12
4293 1090" 140 Thos willing - 18 04
220 A 0 -Cole • • -14 95
4480 999 200 Jahios wilson •'lOB 80'
4487 . " . 200 .. ._____do - _ _ 27 20
140 Thomas willink . 9 82
- 80 •-: do .. 544
130'", - ' dO • ' : ; • 884
" -480 A 'C - Crandall - " 07 - 20
- -Au Ocl,tici_Tqty nskip_... , ,
3371 1090" -- • 100 It 'Gilmore , - ;:.--
3871 " - 46 - do 12 01
3372 " I 35 do 987
:1 ' It ichmon d Toiciiiship.
4481. 999 245 James wilson 59 29
246- .t u - -(1,9 6949
44.99, , t 214, . do ;•• 51:79
" 74 1" :572 . ' ; 111 harden
5830
4.27 802 130 J Lockhart
, Shippen Townithip
1050 ',. 990. 120 Jame, wllion , ". • 122 32
1950 ~, '" ' 160 '' - •d 0 , E -28 60'
1054, .. 689 do 12,8 99
1964 ,' 340 340 J P Voorhees • ' 63 24
2292 207 267 w wllllnk • 215 17
2292 191 191 do, 35 61
' - do 2 ". 998.99
do = 998 99
2203
2301
2302 ' l ''..• ; ••3 '. • . Jc' . ..do, f" : 993:9
2365 220_ • ;- •:- ' : do - ~ ' ' - 40 92
2352 090 do 122 76
2367 " 200 do ' 37 20
2448 •-• . •:;. a / 0 34 SO
.2368 „ , do : - 9V, 03
2448 • 490 . " '4.10 ,
'`" 91 14
4209 Jamea wileon 613 80
4211 "-. 0 7: 2 931 'do-
di • ',:59
4448 " do - • - - 191 04
4449 1002 do, 4502 9$
4455 961 162 '• do •- - :- .-- 209'68
4155 951 128 - '' ".410-', "- .-• • • : 163 72
4466 .1002 - - :1,242 . 48
4451 " , 82I' 24
4458 " 164 do 18818
4458. ‘• • -$00• • do • ' : 148 - 50
4458 - - 300 do 148 80
4458 •' 203 • do .1 332 32
4459 - " do i - 020 24
4400 875 Jo 434 00
1955 990 200 -- - - do - - 49 GO
5893 1 8721 440 - James Steele - 110 82
6084 893 358 Robert Steele 88 79
1027 549 350 RBlackwell°
}: 65 10
1949 990 28 . .7. plea Wilton - --5 22
':•'
1955 - )" "!!!.3 - ' "-- do '": •-- • 987
" 200 : Baldwin " . " ' • .49 90
'2O , 828 • 154:J 1- Sr lin . .1) ' , lt) 34
k
.Ll 4 ...... 154. ,Eirnes Smart ige - . .71.
685 867 860 Atiarevy Baty 133 92
;019 ..• 317.. 147.- James Strawbridge. • - 66 09
3623 402 195 • -Robert Steele . • -.:72. 64
447 1062. : 1 . '4l:nes WilSiAl 658 44
4210 1002 -•— ' - do 248 63
2478 990 do • ' 245 52
128 128 Emery 31 75
Sullivan Township.
3381 1058 342, - ,R Gilmore 12,00
'983 1026 100 -- 11 . Drinker.' 10 80
3382 1099 .106
,R Gilmore _ _ 4'43
' Vor 7114nehp..'
5624 1100;1.239 William Ellis 71 72
3373 1099 339
It R Gilmore - 72 24
3372 " • 607. j - - '-do I • 113 ' 37.
4489 b 9 0735 Jaines wilson ' • 157 . 00_
5625 -1100'_ 447 trillium Ellis - ; • 67 00
5643 1099 269 6 M Fox ' 40 '35
5243 "1093 • : 5663!02100yg0 Meads ' • 141 22
342 231 - J w Oueinsoy • ' .42 11
33681099 . 140 It Gilmore '21 . 79
3368_ " 70 do _ll 39
5545 " 649 M Fox 139 25
5625 1100 450 • trillium Ellis 88 37
8373 1099 ' 200 ' U Gilmore ' ' 40 00
3303 " 48 do, 722
1218 ' " '52 -coorge Harrison 776
5024' 1100 • 61 , , viilliaru; Ellis - 43 45
6844 1099 ;-"346 S'M FOX' ' ' • - .'"63 00'
5845 "" • 549d0 • • /109 . 78
3307 ' 4l -• 165 • 11-.l_ Gilmore ' 33. 00
• 885' tiv K Mitchell '177 00
Tolonqiip.
• .
5840 1100 500 R Coleman
4603 - "- 100 John Vaughn --
6 " 127 Wm Wilsou _
128 - :;
84 'tro
2 , "
3._ "
6S
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:•. - '
4 o
5 do
6 " 1591 do"
k.. "c6R-: do
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4 " ' 681 •' - -- do
5 " 681 do- ,
6 " 68 ,t , -.do j
7 " • esif "do
" 133 ,
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`.'• 16: 04_
'll Q 6
• : / 2 3,-85'
20 55
• • • 36 86
' • 603 05'
191 , 89
- '135 VI
" • ,127 18
1;106 82
1,106 32
` 242 28
'336 37
708 69
nevi
- ,• 89 68:
44 70
la 80
,
A. 87 16,- • - 147 92
`75 09
" 96 64
'-•-• 54 lb
134 1p4./
!: 118
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" • -2212
11 so,
„ ',fll 90
:• 117 00
• 40,..60:
Blose Township. .. zi
Qualms/ ? t ,•. i. " ': , - .: -_ -;
Xeres ini'd. Acres trild. tvuou assr.saim. TAXIS.
Vacant lot Knox John d
. 3 53.
ligneo a lot . ~,' Lonnebtlry JPA W li9 '0 06
Vacant lot ,Llghtnilr -dlowton r.,: ..- 216
~Inselk- t tit.' ' Shang John 7 05
Haase A lot -, Simpson Wm -; . 17 05
2 tacant.lots ' ' ' Saxton Joel 1 40
Hotel lot - Shields John 03 45
'"138-41
31 36
~~F3"94
us'
108 00
---21 60
22 54
22;14
19 08
14,70
1470
14 79
14 79
14 79
• 14 79
14 70
: 1470
14 79
14 79
14 79
28 OA
- OA
• 80
4145
27 - 52
27 62
, .
2•I .',1,87 , 1 .'r',; , -)l.l:Attert•
3 "' 13Th 'do ' 29 50
4 I t. 137 k do 29 60
5 i ", 11,371 t ,do 129 00
"f:, rl37i , do 29 88
4 "I t 137,1 do 29 38
15 " 137.1 do, 88
7 " do q 5B
4608 1097 73 John Vaughn 15 62
4612 1100 114 do 24 33
4612 1100 50 • do 11.90
4610 1100 853 do 75 11
4602 1100 , 40 ~.do', ‘ • 852
4611 1100 100 do 2180
6 1100 73 William Wilson 22 59
7.1100:- 78 do .16
137+ 137 i, sio f ' :1 29 ' 88
3 187 i 137 i " `do 26 88
4 187} 1871 do 29 38
4(107 _ 180 J H Gulick 3B 37
• Wi*Ohict Townehip.
1069 5,60, .104 „ 80 85
1823'1659 400' . 1-‘.l3ladkwell '127 20
1813 1097 87 . do 27 66
Ward Townehip..
1438 1098 174 PConnelly • • 48 14 :
6837 1100: 977 Coleman ,t 236.07
3839 1100 , do > 272 80
15836 1100 - 28i - t do , 586
6839 1100. 739 do' . ; 1,820 32
984 1026 277 ' H • Drinker • 68 67
5244 1099 32 7Georgolfeade
6252 1099 833 668 83
5265 1099,.400 2697 acres— .
5972 1098 -- 748 - Nleklin &G;lfilthigi 73
TREASURER'S.! SALE %,
OF SEATED - -"-LANDS IN TIOGA"OOUNTY:
IN pnrsnance of the prOcialbne of an act of the Gen
eral Assembly, passed the 749th day of April. 1814,
will be e.T.posed top
.. nblicrsaleV,ot; the ecouttaltutioners',
of In Wellsbere,` on' the sdecind 'Monday 'of June;
1810, the tracts of land descrioed in the following list,
pales the taxes due.are paid yefore that time._
ItoßhltT. 13:40,0X, Treasurer.
Wellsboro, March - 11, 1870.
35 improved-. 50 wild --bitalth-Gelvin- - 10 58-
.120 wild T Railroad & coal co 12 12
aortae & lot Whitmoro 0 II 7 05
' ' do Ackley Asa - 1 40
do Bush A 0 1 75
Vacant lot Dyer Edwin ' 88
80 wild 'ranchat Richard 10 58
Vacant lot ' • freeman DB, estate 10 58
do James John J 7 05
-House & lot Jones Ann, widow 7 93
Shanty & lot - , Dayton James 2 10
House & lot ' Ryons Patrick 262
Honso & lot . . - -dateplo Thomas 3 50
do. , , . :i, . ; Itlonell - ..1. P-'' 'l ": 890
105 town. lots , - Itathbone, 'Ford &co • , 25.72-
House 4 lot David Webb . 5 33
store & lot Nast & Auerbach 29 80
218 wild ' Dyer, White & Gulick 87 28
Houso & lot PAckens George W 443
d 6 Evans John D 8197
1 acro & shanty ° Hamilton H T 171
' Brookfield. Tot 9 nship. 1 1.
145 wild Halter II W 2 0
210 wild Gi l lett .1 D 29 U
2051'
r) 830 wild Ilarowor G T
20 4o
60 wild King Bova'
6 26
60 wild Owens' Georgo 700
68 wild Parkburat .7 0 924
. ' 220 wild Champlin WiMarti , 27 Si
1 3 1110 8 1 0.7di1l '' .., 7: - Buitch Mild' •- ' • •76
Steam a mill 2 wild Clone & Markram 6 70
10 improved ,106. wild Inscho Hiram 20 84
6 Improved 60 Wild Murdock Jl3 100
49 wild Gregory II 660
63 wild Plank 9 6 695
10Aii1ld A J Taylor 12 10
26 wild Tounga J E .i• _ .0 04
aarieeton Township.
....
16 improved . 202 wild Dello Susan 6 /6
7 improved,-
,87 wild.
2 Improved 26 wild' Worm or° Edwin 1 1 183
... ,60 Wild Hart Lyman _( , 127
70 wild L
Chatham Township.
•
_ 53 wild Jackson Lemuel 455
Lie wild Seely Henry 409
; •
75'svild Bryant H E 700
1,0 wild (haves Ueorge 4 1t . .)
Clymer ntoriship.
16'improved 235 wild Cone A P 29 07
25 wild Barrie Bradley 190
8 Improved 200 wild lieneon Frederick 080
6 improved 240 wild I.l3,mEdwin .. .; 18, 8.3
1 improi cd 88 wild ' Brown •%llllard • 650
Covington 7'otonvhip
lionise & lqt lilies 'mac 665,
4u improved 70 wild Flutchor John 10 45,
60 wild Ilu.,tucl Henry 17 01
• .. 60 wild PulockJames 250&
711 wild . 6ui . 101 0 •. * 24 00
' 63 wild S p•nc'el- D3l 14 37
40 wild Mt:more Ed 10 84
100 %lid Cro..by Hopkins 11 44
67 wild Culkin9 Rufus 459
• -- • Coop/Volt liorottyh
~..... ......—,, .
House & lot lcutibrielc s MOO
..tiou ; o & lot Bryaut A M, Mrs 10 50
lioutie & lot lloughland James • 550
11 Delinwr Tounithis. - - --- -
• , 1P... ,
-...-,•... st - o. -,n_T: _ Mr nal.. glmonn 003
& wild Barker ALCM
87
30 wiki , Catliu Cytus
.6 25
'SO wild Cluck, Miss . 175
237 wild• Allen Edwiii 646
; 3 4 wild - Putnam Ce,surri v 23 34
160 wild :Smead Dhrfd . ' 660
200 wild Culver Collins ' 47 02
15 wild Guernsuisusan, Mrs 202
Farm ing(on Townehip.
40 wild ' Maud
estate, , . 580
' 118 wild : 'Maud 3 It. : • . 694
600 wild" 'IMO° John 47 82
23 wild Simmons henry .. 429
.' SO Wad . SlOsocury HA CO . . 360
Gant() frowlitil,ap i .
Saw mill . ..
, .
Beaver 'iloblia . and 017
• Chaurpuoy Platti c t
, 12 wild Griffin buruantho ' 162
GOO wild , Parkhurst Curtis 67 24
- - I rjaCkaiin Towhiiiip. . '•
- .
: - 60'wild'1.4talurd, iridew;tsittits7 J l4 80
176 wild- nacho John 14 :': 39 00
' • 406 wild i Wcatoii .tilretrcison 92 89
69 wild , Varidusec Vim Id 345
•-- :7b-wild. Coue A P ,' ' • • •• 30 45
- ,28 wild Doublet E • . : • 126
to wild Dent: 11 /1. . ./.4.09
80 wild Eecly Lucretia 6CO
-• , /17:pild,- • krectunn 4 Lieulck .•23 30
105'w11,1 -- 'Niiblog Xranes ' ' 27 44
200 wild Mitchel RWm 20 20
200Nrild Bush A'C 5 50 40
50 wild Caritort_lic -2132
/a wild Cornell N 5 0 4
House. & lotr, - • Roberts S kt , • • • -- 1$ 40.
4 85 mild • Keyea*T - 13 - 19 38
10 Improtecl 60 wild, Uaixato Clistka - • - 21 60
Saw mill • • Hill Add sok„, , 800
42 islld Robblnt J H " ' 630
Liberty Totonshijr:
•
201,114 BlDOam.entate,. 350
b 0 witd Wea - st, 262
Reed 75
Boot ~Yil La 11 76
40jutproved 110 sikil:.33ing4am estate 2.8 88
Lawrence Township
Daniel A 3
LoWii Oliter
68 • Stone
60 Benjamin Calvin
428. Oakely .
Linitretwe Borough. -
_Belden U. L •
Palmor Ann,'Misa
Mitnejlild Bgirsiigh.": -
Clark Albert
Dyer Edwin
Tinge Iron Co
Morris Township.
98'Cla Robert 6 68
78 ' Cla rk Robert s" Perry 245
170 Yield noses • 8 25
200 Bach° John" N : 11 50
• Middlebury •
House 110 It
House it lot
1 town lot
I acre
Ballard ..1V IP , 447 71
Iv S' 1 20
60 - 'Sin"Wd Joseph 46 77
25 . 60. Stevens David 7 -48 45
26 . . '6B Short Newberry , 30 78
10 30 Darling Willis B 16 35-
889 i Buttner John .Co 147 22
2 lots & house }, Boyer B - 37 88
200 ' Byrnes & Redington 647
House & lot -' , ;( - 110dettberg--J II - 624
- , 20 - ' f West Orrin .; • 7 05-
-• 50 - Bennett L C 5 26
Storo'dt , lot - • 11ydo & Eldridge - 14 64
25 • 35' • ;Newhall Ira A-'• 31 13
11,tcantiot , Mitchell Win K 21 65
'• 45 [ Enforce Chauncey- 468
House & lot • Hyde Che it Norman 2 34
Nelson Townehtp.
-
50• . Campbell Jamea 1 : 525
Osceola Township.
15 245 ' Bingbam'ettate 117 62
ittalcinci'Torotehlp.
25 Bartlett 0 P . 0 12
flouso it lot Bartlett 0_ P 2 10
8 - 96 Bingham estate 19 72
20 ' : ~ 44 - Sto,joAlmond,: 21 TU
- 10 ' ' - Sriiiih Marone 194
15 Y . 1 1 0 - - Sherman, Stephen' 10 03
10 100 Sixby lt 21 10
10 :. 30 •-... -•Upd) ho Richard •-_3 01
90 Canada Alexander •4' 17
60 -, ,- r Nichple WA .•• 337
Itic7ticotici'l'eti 7 neh ip
: g 2 '} Dyer 8070
47 Eteac4 7 12
&Weil
,Toionehip. • -
440 &mit+, Luther 41 00
60 Skr . totto P R ' 6'29
' 100, St4Osll:ll,ezeltialt . 1' 4Z
,L(1, Stowell Deride , •• .5 26
..•.
Bensivnii Townehip.
. .
1G- Aldrich ()Mon 10 - 70
15 ”•*- 4 :: • '3O D S 20,22
Homo & lot itaifey 3 P " lOl
~'Aluinti 11 8 23
• • Tintiocan John A 11 75
• Giirrotson Wm - 32
Union : .llnon'tdapt,
r 35 " Olatlin' Abner
-41 lii,irrows James
liouFe hit .
I!OUF kht
8 ,59 . Stratton% Wra
76 618 Ward 0 I 4
,
-23 ; Harding Tikentloio' , .•" -012
SO Hurlbut Jotiaithan _ 737
LeotaturdJohnlr 11 10
108 Stratton llarrißon 17 78
35 • , Charles 13 19
47 „ Newell Lyman 4 07
46. *: ' , Leffort.Edward 899
90 :O'Connell Barney 35 30
45 • Randall Marko 12 65
Thompson, Wm 3 91
- Sellaraßnoeh • 583
Ward Tewnrilip. •
•• 180 Bixby , IVm 27 30 ,
. 100 '. Brooks, Miss 16 00
40 Conley Wm _ 13 48
20 Frenoh' Wl3 6 48
45 Smith Anthony _ 13 43
800 Smith Llano ' 186 47
140 Vandike Rastas 8 99
4$ - Sullivan Win 580
00 ' Bishop Ephraim 291
90 •-CardHß.. 477
107 ' Rail:amine; 0 E . 512
Welleborough.
*Booth E h 1 1 40
Blair 0 - 1 00
llonso I lot
2 vacant iota
Factory
Absolute Divorcee legally obtained in New
York, Indiana,
,Illinois n,nd other States, for
persons fronsany State or Country, legal every
where; desertion, drunkenness, non-support, etc.,
suMeient cause; 'no publicity; no charge until
divorce obtained. Advice free. Business estab
lished fifteen. yearlif7 -3 m-
Addriss
M. HOUSE, Attorney,
No. 78 Nassau Street, New• York City.
Vali Payer; Winaow PaliQi&ClothSluides,
SPSING STOCK 101 t 1870.--Ilugh Young & Co.
have Just received their first installment of Wall
Paper, Window. Paper, and Cloth Shades ; for
Bpring - quire, Which'w,ill tip sad, cheaper ‘thau
over. -toiders, Window•Flxtrires; Cords, l'ess-•
els, tilt Corriicos,•Pieture nails, and everything
oleo that belongs to. the trade. Pomo and price
our goods, and examine Gioia before iniriihasing
°limber°. Speciaien'eatal prices sent by mail
to any part of the county,
N. It. Our stock is the largest ever brought
into the county, and we don't intend to bo under
sold. HUGH YOUNG 4lk Co.
Welleboro, March 6,.1870.—tf.
SPF4QIA4 , ,NOTICES.
•COLD OR SORE' THROAT
Regnfree Immathato.ittentlon, as neg
lact often results In an Incurable Lung
Dleenee.
A COUGH,
Brozon's
1 ://:04WY wJU moat InVarfably give In ettiht
FOR ISKONCLIITIA, MIMS, PATRARR; COISRRUPTIVZ and
Tarto.cr Daiz.teag, they have a aoothlng.effeot.
SINGEBS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS nee them to
clear and a trengthen the voice. •
Owing to the good reputation and popularity of the
Tr . oches,many worthless and cheap imitations are of•
fered,.whlch are good for nothing. Be euro to obtain
the trite-
Brown's Bronchial Troches.
SOLD EVERTWHERFL
The Confessions' of an Invalid,
URLISIIED for the benefit of young men and others
P
wlm,Suffered from Nervous Debility t ect—aupplying
tile means of self•cnre. Written by one who cared
himself; and Sent free on receiving a poskpeid directed
envelope. Addrese t NATUANIEL MAYFAIR,
Wool:10,N. Y
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN wlio suffered for years from Ner
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the affects of
Youthful indiscretion. will ,for 1.40.5ak.e of aufferina hu
manlty,send freo to all wtto 'IMO it i the recuipt.an4
directions for making the simple remedy by attli he
was cured. Sufferers wishing td profit by the adver
tiser's experience, can do so by addressing in perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN-
Ma* 20,'62-Iy. No. 42 Cedar Street, Now York.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
TILE Advertiser, having been restored to health In h
few weeks, byvery simple remedy, after having suf
fered several years with a severs lung affection', and
that dread disease, Consumption—is 'anxious to..make
known to his fellow-sufferers the means °lmmo
To all who desire it. he will send a cops of the pre
ecription used (free of charge with the' directions for
preparing and using the smug, which they will find a
eaten elm?. son Contnirrion,lAsTifsm, Unonctima. etc.
The object of thu advertiser in sending the Prescrip.
[lon )RIO benefit tho afflicted,: nrgl spread information
which he COLC4SI,eI to be invaluable; end lie hopes
every sufferer will by his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please address
11nv.EDWARD A. WILSON,
• -
Williamsburg, Hinge County, N.Y.
*ay 2d, 186D-ly. •
FOR SALE.
A House and lot on Pearl Street,. 2d house
South of district Lottool houso. Enquire on
' VP I-
The subscribers are uow receiving new gbods almost daily, suited to
the trade of this season of the year, and ;we can aud iite willing to mut eit VD o , k-et to all her
sons who aro prepared to huy such goods , early, to In of us : as we thit•l: wt can claim ”41,13 , '
to save them an average of -
on the prices of any ew ta n go ods, and also a saving of considerable mere than interest E n
whet the prices will bq when business is active.
iIU LINEN-iVICK IS
ill
BROWN TABLE. LINENS, HALF • BLEACHED TABLE.' LINENS
BLEACHED TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TEA DAYLAS, • SCOTCH
DIAPERS,.SHIRTING LINENS,. BROWN CRASHES, BLEACH
- ED 'CRASHES,' HUCitABUCK TOWELING, BORDERED
TOWELS, FRINGED TOWELS, TABLE SPREADS,
12 05
a 30
2 SO
16 SO
4 02
1 60
LINEN BOSOMS, is marked at full twenty-five per cent. less than the prices nt which
we sold our many goods last FORSQII.
6 08
3 87
l5"07
Our DomestieStopk;
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS, BROWN SHIRTIN.CS, BR WN SHE.ETINGS , ,
TICKINGS, DENIMS, -STRIPES AND NEWES STYLES IN
PRINTS, NEWEST STYLES. IN.GINGHAS, &C.,
Which WO are Felling at a small ndvanco on the prasont low rata of pri 03 in rholosalo markets
1„ Boots. an Shoes.
We aro also adding largely to .o i nr stock of Boots and Shoes, putting in as fast us possible,
lowest styles in
LADIES' SERGE POLISH BOOTS. I • LADIES' SERGE BUTTON BOOTS.
LADIES' PEBBLE GOAL' p 0 .41511 I.ABIES PEBBLE GOAT!BUTTON
,
• BOOTS. BOOTS.
And shall keep a still larger stock this season thin and al,a soli them at a slight retlo;Lqi.s. , n
in pricel, au ire luirti been enabled to get s
• ,
SiIIAILL DISC OVNT it
, 1 -
c.fr of nVeriti d 'oh; leading inakes, and in all ctsc, wiCoro wo do F 3, irli giro our otistornors tlio
imuefit of it. Wu incrimed (Tar lalo,l in this deparnyient laz-t- 3 car abtint 20 per colt. over !Lc
cSr lujore, and hope to du the same this year. ,
Z&Coihe arid' Be 6 !lin& WA 'gill show you : tirCatt rautitro Eittic;k:.of.
NK \V - 6:0-11S'S, A T L 0 Alj-
and help you issolte,your room buy snore goods, per dollar, than Sur a good many years
1729
5 51
-:.
168 66
' Corning, Feb:1870;
MN
Bronchial: - -Trochca
EARLY SPRING TRADE
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT:
I f
and nvery - article in It, consisting of
sco aro nnscritlling,uktwith nil
WI
• •
DISSOLUTIO
T"'partnership heretofore existing under.
the firm name of Lounsbury k Kimball, was
dissolved by mutual consent, Aprill i 1870. The
books aro lu the hands of Mr. Lounsbury, and
all persona owing said firm are requested to call
and settle immediately, nk Dartt'a shop on Main
street.
The undersigned has leased tho smith shop of
Mr. Dartt, on Main street, and will continuo the
blacksmithing business at that Flag° hereaftei.
.9.11 the old customers and new ones are invited.
kt! call. :- R. I.OUNSBURY.
April 6,1870. 31
PAINIrg§
•
OILS AND • BRESIIES,,,,' .
•
For the Million, at
March 16, 1870—tf. W. 0. KRESS.
E.H. Harris'
CELEBRATED BAKING POWDERS
for sale by Ti
WILLIAMS dt CO.
ADMINIST'RATOR'S NOTlCE,—Letters of
administration havitig been granted to tho
tandeFsigned upon the estate ef Clarissa, E. Bry : :
an, Into ofJacletiou tocvn44, deo and, all petr
sons Indebted to said decedent or claiming against
the sato°, mi4t sottlo with M. K. RETAIT.
March 16, 1870.-6t.* Adair.
The Place to Buy Groceries.
- -
L. F. TRUMAN,
TAVING t4en the Store formerlyoeoupied
by Jobndt. Bowen for dry goods, and con
verted it into tt
G-IWCIMY PROVISION
E I S'PABLIAIIMENT„
•
everything freah and good can be • foind here,
and at prioea to pleaati. -
TEAS, COFFEAS, SUGARS, MO
LASSES, FISH, &C., &C.,
Call and etc. us, that IWQ may oonvinco you
of" the feet that uur motto is, "Cheap, Quick
Solos, annd Small Profits."
L. F. TRUMAN
Wellsboro, Feb. 23,1870—tf.
MILLINERY.
MRS. E. E. Kimball will be found hereafter
in her new quarters, over Young and Co„'s
boukstore. She has just received lots of
SDRI N a MILLINERY_ - -
to which she invites the attention of the ladies
of Wellsbore and vicinity. '
MRS. E. E. KIIMBALL.
April 13, 18'0. ly
FRESH GROUND PLASTER
AT TIO(-A.-.A.,
BY T, L. BALDIVF, CO.
*4,40 peir toQle
Norwev Oats. ,
JHAVE for rate forty bushola of the genuine
j Ramsdell 'Noiway Oats; being part of 7.9.
bushels raised from 28 quarts sown on 3 of an
nero. The seed from which the above oats were
raised, was bought in New York city, from the
sole ageni6 for the sate of the genuine Ramsdell
Norway Oats.. 11. S. ARCHER.
Welisboro, Feb 2, 1810. eon
(11--40--0-M.-:"
FOR
ENTIRF,LY
J. A. Parsoiii-
eui . t utl
N ,
V it I G E S,
IRON I
FOUNDRt MAc niNE Snot
WELLSBORO, PA.
BEARS & AVERY, I PROP RIETORS.
PLOWS, ECORSE HOSES, CULTIVA.
TORS; FIELD ROLLERS, KET—
TLES, ALL SIZI S, SAP PANS,
PA RAHN:3 IYI'ENSILS, i 'ALL
Arms, WOOD IrCHINESrcu
• SAWING WOOD; ' .
Brick Itlachithm,
CHURN POWER; THE TOMPKINS
COUNTY, HORSE - POWER- . EIGHT
• AND TEN HORSE, CONSTANTLY
ON RAN-p,
And also, everything .nsuall) found in a kirst.
Claf3 tstiop. -
. .
, .
. .
W 0 call particular attention to our MA_
HIRE B.llol),"wbich has been re-bullt with
new, and first-olaas . . .
IAJIII yJ JiV , L d TII~,
Iron PLANER, DRILL, .te. We employ cone
but first-class workmen, and are, therefornipra
pared to do our.work in the best style, and at
short .notice. Wo have recently added 'new
MACHINERY, for Planing And MatohiTts
boards. Call and tee /38:
Tan. 5, 1676-Iy. SEARS h AVERY.
NOTICE PTO CONTRACTORS I
EALED PROPOSALS will'be received up to
tho
FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL,
at the taco of the Fall Brook Ceni Company;at
Corning, N., Y., for the trading, Inasonrr and
fencing of about twelve mile 3 of tho -
iwousburu I,,avireneeville
RAILBAAD,
Commencing at the west hank of the Tioga
river, near- Lanirmeeville, and terminating - at
station No. 7.615, (as now located ? ) about live
mile: south of Tioga cillaga. r •.
The lino is now ready for Lxamination. Cettl
ter stakes only are set and
blape, profiles and speeifteationi" will be ready
on tho I.sth day or Nord], at tho Fall Brook
Couipany'e. ollieo in Coining.:
The work will l.e let to thcl lowest responsible
bidder—flue the right is roserved, to reject any
or all bids. lno remainder of the line, (allottt
wiles„ to Arthifil, tciil bu let later in the sea.
sun. GEO. J. 31.1G.gk,
Vice Pres't W. cic L. S. R
Willsbcre, March 15 Itzl . o. Ot
2 5
• A. Y S
C.iTSARTIC PALS.
. 4 WEI ! the most perfect purrs),
weer) wn ire able to produce, a
Iltl4l u: we [Web, has ever yet been
have fiArlir'i — omuitniiv rc tuw u1 4 1:71
they excel the other me)11) hies lie use They are safe
and pleasent to take, but powerful to cure. Thefrpen
etraiing properties ttimniote the, vital action of the
body, tenure the obitructletis of its organ's, purify the
blued. and expel cliseme. They purge oul the foul hu-.
more which breed and grow iiiitemper, stipulate slap: '
vi-h or disordered organs into their uaturayactions,and"
impart long and strength to the 'n hole ityntera. Not
only do they cure the ev.ry day complaints of Overy
bedy, but formidable and Mo •
gercue disease. while they produce pow erful effects,
they are tit the- same time.. in dtneciehed deice, the
sanest and best physic that can be employed fur children..
living sueartcated, they me pit tsant to tube; and,
b...ing purely vegetable, 1). o mitt rely harmless. Curt"
/Mlle been made that uould ).nt pass belief. were they
not sub.tantlated by men of such eXalted ehnracter, as
to forbid the suspicion of untruth_ I.tl or. eminent
'clergymen awl physicians certny to 11)0 public the re.
liability of our renirclieor, while otli.-rs huNetent us the
assurance of their conviction Chit our Prepamtions
contribute. immensely to the relief ot our utlitcted
fellow men. _ .
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
our American Almannef containing directions for the
U6O of these mediciut•a and certificates of their cure of
the following complaint,;
CostivenessoailimisConipininis,Rfiennistiscd,Dropay,
Ileartltru, Headache ati,:ml Bout foul stomach,
Nnu%aa,lntlig,tstion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels and
lain arising theteffoin, Loss of Appetite, all r,
Dif.oases which requff., nn (N . :leo:tut medicine. They
alto, by purifying the 110..dand simulating thesystem,
cure many complaints w hich It w °nia notlre'supposed
thby could reach, such n lhafitet,s, Partial Blindness,
Neurnighs and Nervous Irrit.thihty, DerangementS'of
thd Liver anti Kidneys, Gout, and all other kindred
sit - notion-on its function,. •
110 pot Lo put off' by unprineiphA dealers with other
prepalrations on which they make more profit. IDetuand
ATLR'S and take no others. Tho sick want the best aid
there is for them. and they Nhould have it. . -
PrepMred by hr. J. O. AYEIt .5: CO., Lowell, Masa.
and bold ,by nil Drugpsts and healers in medtines
everywhere. Jet. 10, 1S o—^_m
lIAVE YOU SEEN THE
inamens.e Stock olf
Carpets,
ANY) OIL Ci.OTHS,
in the Carpet Fttiro of
, SMITH WAITE%
Oct. 27, 1889
NOTNCE.
All persons indebiefl to the subacriber to- Ac
counts or Notes, an! recittc.:;totl to call immedi
ately and cettlo itit A. LEE, I:opaline,. Pa.
b l ob. 2, 1870:2m. u. 4. Wra.--,
STARTLING DISCLOSURE
Specie , Payment :Resumed.
cLosiN(4 OUT SALE.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silver and Silver Plated Ware. ‘'
Lots .o - New Goods.
Silver COIN' Pail in CHANGE.
Call ar.fl eee the new stuck cf Jewelry, tto:
March 30, 1870
IlliL WL9 ED!
!
PERII.t.i . ..Nr &ND _PROFIT ATILt
.0 net -13 S.tleAto. old getirral Superintendents
of to this Count) . nlsoime in eat It IA tbd UdjOill•
for zird Plate isaueu
rho Natioual Art , At3ocnition. auld by suisciptiou so
4111 011: , r In di sign nii4 v:steuti,,u tl 00 tiosir aslos are
set:lens and Uinta. Alan must do boa.
e.):Cfnz , l , lll) fm 11F, 1100 Lally Ifecisng mud tilling
r..uoo,ut pottloas of thaCutlnty, env
ploy and ,Upe i litlleln) Iliel•nhi• ut It nun bor of salsa.'
mail A tow - thu do nut u.ssfa to Us-Unie fhb X bponal•
lutal. of a :-.l.ll , ttitity 1,16 11111 11141 , bp act. pit d to
up rel.) act as 4:tlu-Ita.n dntnple Eut.irisit gatire'enyrf
,.l in a l'atrut 11.11.0 Ouse. I rows arc nut gt octal!) ,
nicti,ar sold by our s alc,n,cu To stranger , ' we Ovo
:uiet , ear tin first sixty br ninet) days,
%, two, tram the bu-ineiw lahvot tat viiergy,inaoifeattdo
sti ,qn;tabies dary etat ageved tipOu, 4loutcl such
bn pnterred to rantuntiintiott izy carurni+kon. Sehool
h s, r Agent., Merl
ototluolt- , ol,)nn6neli can (..li , ,nne with' ere"l .; "fit•
il s. b3 , Icuer, ettote ugt.'; VrnVionsi WWI prenetlf
ur pro piQbckl pursuit-, eX1311.11) Slitting ‘‘'huthur
Mipaiiitoudone quo 0.‘5 i.zalo- man ill
at teri pro - mod-1 he est Hest dayl
the ( OgAgement could Colon.coro,_and if forl,ta or lon
got term tluin,utte year, its exact or probable durAtiort,"
" • - 11. OCR AIS
PubllsborB, Main & Water Sta., Rochester, N.. Y...
March 8018704'0
M
Corning, IT; Y.
A. i FOLEY