Xjjt Journal. Wiilcr & Deinintcr, Proprietors B O. DCIMYGN t, Edlto ItilUvcim,Thursvtny Apl. 18. Terms—Sl.so Per Annum. > . . Millte'm on ths L. 0. & S. C. 11. R., tuts a 111'tdstiun of 600, is a thm itig busiuess cent re, aud controls the tram of an average radius of over eight miles, in which the A' X'KS vt Ins a larger circulation than all other county papers combiued. AJxvrtiseriHrilf qfoose make cmotc cf (his 'I l I ■—- Vhe foil wing letters have been received by lion. C. A. Mayer, President Judge of this district, re questing him to be a candidate for ic-eleciion: CLINTON COUNTY. LOCK HAVF.N. Feb. 11.1878 HON. CIIA7IX.ES A. MAYER, President Judge: IVvtr Sir: Your judicial term being about to expire, the und'*rsigncd, members of the lxtr of Clinton covuity. without uistiiu-tion of political party, cordially join in requesting ami urging your consent to be a candidate for re-election: each one of pledging you in that event, his earnest and hearty support • During your official term we liave had the oppoi t unity of closely observing the m inner in which you have discharged the duties of your important office, and it gives us plea sure to bear witness to the fairness, tlie im partialuy. and the marked ability that have invariably characterized the discharge *>t all those duties. Hoping an J trusting that you will have no heaiUitiou iu giving your consent to this earnest and united request, we are Win. Parsons, Jf c H McKec JasUiuta.ua li T DF.U vey B D K ill N M MeCounick H T iieanlsley c I. Lyman S It Peale A F Kyon I'a.den ill Orrin T Noble Ciiaras Uoi'ss hp McCoruilck W a W tuie T C Hippie I T Ahiam s Leo A brow n Jesse iterr 11 It 1" Winters M C. Kress \V il Ciough. CENTiiE COUNTY. llf-iXEPONTK. Feb. Ctli, ls7s. HON. C. A. MATM.—Dear Sir: In view of your record as President Judge of tue Twenty Fifth Judicial District, and as an evidence of our high esteem for you and ap preciation of your legal and judicial ability, your impartial administration of justice, and cf your honor aud integrity upon the bench during your judicial term of ten years past, now a'.-out to evpire, we the undersigned members of the Centre coun'y bar, irie-pee live of political or party distinction, earnest tly desire and request that you be a camti date fv>r ro-olection next fall to the office oi President J'.dge of this the Twenty-Fifth JudiciahDl-tiK't. If you consent to be a candidate as requested, we hereby most cheerful tender aud accord to y oa our hearty snppoit, and shall endeavor to secure youi re-election Without partisan strife or oppo- , sitton. IFif Hastings C M Bower JuoGLove A Williams D S hLoikr James A Ik-aver G \V Gephart \V I Kealsu Adam tl>y 1> F i oi iney A o Fur-d is 1) Gray John F l'otter Ed Blau hard IV A Muriisou li V Jsntzer J 1- Spangler Wilbur F Keeder W F Ueoer Wm li Biarr 'Win F v.iison W F -U.nmaims S H Yoeuiu Jus Macmnnus C.einem Dale AUiui tin L f Aiexauarr J M /rule j j Ung.e K Magt-e jt. M blanchard. CLEARFIELD CLEARFIELD, March, IS, 187 S. IZos. CHARLES A MAYER. President Judge: Dear Sir:—Your judicial term being about to expire, the undersigned members of the Bar of Ciearfleld county, without distinction of political party, cordially join in reijuest lug and urging you to consent to be a candi date lor re-elaction, pledging you in thai event onr cann-d and hearty support. We take this opportunity ol bearing our mined testimony to the fairness, impartiality, in tegrity and distinguished ability with which you have always discharged the duties of jour office. We liojie thai you will accede to this request. We are very truly yours, Win A Wallace G It Barrett joan L Cuttle Cyrus Gordon hkraci Test Tu< •imis il Murray Fred y b Buck Ftnilh V IfMsoi: W Al JfcC-iilough JHO A Braniff DLKrebs ST Brock hank Frank Fielding A G kiuuer Walter Barrea //B'BiiiPh j tt 31 Enally A W Baiters 1 B AfcCurdy If. itry h Wallace IF A Arnold W D Biiger Oscar JtfiteJielL CLEARKIEJD CO-, Afar -li—, 1878. IFOX. CAAULES A JfAYEK, President judge SSth judicial Distri-1: Dear Sir:—The undersigned citizens of Clearfield comity, irrespective of party, ap preciating your Eminent fitness, great learn lug. and rigia ana impartial decisions as President Judge among us for ten years past, lake this method of expressing our entire approval of your ofiii ill and private life, and to respectfully urge you to again become a candidate for re-election to the position in which you have become an ornament, and in which your services are so highly appreciat e-J by all law-loving citizens. With great respect, wc brg to remain, rc spectfully and truly, yours, James T I eotiard j>s Shaw Win /Jigicr J Lewis H'rigley josiaii IV hmilli w C Foley j li J/artswkk TA .t/.-i.hee j 11 Ahum* 11 //never T J Bo yer Cairk Zf.own i: Slitttoy , Andrew I'entz A 11 Mhaw George Thorn b 1' Wilaon Jacob A Faust Win H I>.il a bruin Ogden A FJ/ovnton j.nnes A A/oore T A Gruuiia K A //igler John G Lytic Kii /Jioom 1> U'Jdwwe 9' A/ bjiaw Frank G //arris S C'a'nyt.cf Cymi'ns //owe W U df.Phorson Win V Wright D M l>a!i;rty JU i W//bwe llBridge i> d/cGaUghey F K Smith Li Mnrgnu K Newton .Sliaw L H Ale j L K /Jeiclihuld la; cr Fl 'gar A M //ills IV \> iieus C'hjatzer i V Weaver A W Heck tfß&of.' 11A Kxatzcr James J/oLanghiin T A Fleck Geo IV it.ieemj //arry Pross C 8 Barrett K A Goodfellow JIB Holmes //J Nicholas T WAMaw W C Cardon IVilliaai Heed John A J/eC'rnin 1' I' OoDterot John //cudiaii A A Adams Hugh ZFnigherty A W Graham T t Cieary HF/Lgler Fred &tckett A Ciulnzburz O L Afoore Clement IV A'milh .J II A/artin jas Mtficwart Win Knler CD Watson j W ihrciiftcld V B Uo lt lI A Canen j P Sui chfleld N P Wilson // B Spa* knian //arry Vamlerfcol Aamuel /frown Hev j S J/eA/tnry Wiu Porter Win Itadebaugh James Wrigley Arthur Keece J 10W Wrigley D 8 Mitchell Win Powcti CB Norris A D .Bigier Isaac A'tuge A N Graham IVin B Tate i> b Ke:d W P Jiufls jair.es Kerr John N- rr a jas L Wat-jon. and others PIANOS AND ORGANS.—" 5M!i: a very superH-ior Piano or (.>rgau, equally every excellence to any made at Manufac turer's Wholesale Price, ami thus save near ly one half of your money, do not fail, before purchasing. to write for catalogue of de scription and prices, to Post office B.x S9ST> New York. 12-ly. 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TREASURER S SALE OF UNSEATED LANDS FOR TAXES Foil JH76 and is 77, AND PREVIOUS 4 EARS.—Notice is lierety given that in pursuance of an Act of Aasemigy, passed tie 12th day of June A, P.. 1815, entitled "An Act to aramd an Act, directing the mode of selling unseated lands, in Centie Count v/ and the several supplements thereto, there will be exposed at public sale or outcry, the following tracts of unseated lands in said county foi the taxes due and unpaid thereon, at the Court House, in ilie Borough of Bellefonte. on the second Monday in June. A. D_ 1878 : A CUES. PER. WARRANTEE WASTES. TAXES. EENNER TOWNSHIP. 50 Jofin Moore $ s< ) 59 J. 1. Harris ft 2 John Davis 40 50 Andrew Coon So 53 R. Holmes $7 164 Trd 1 lour.er 1 ltd Foster Tate (owner) 100 BOGGhwTOWNSHir. 433 161 David Lewis 694 433 16H William Gray 694 4.73 163 Garrett Cotti tiger 20 3*i 436 b;3 Josiaii Haines 2o fl 433 P'3 Jouailiau Harvey 20 61 431 40 Moses Hood 20 51 143 Ann Deal 6 82 433)f John I*U5Ss!l 20 til 305 112 John Cochran I'.i 46 458 81 Winiain Russell vo 11 43354 Thomas Russell 27 M 4ho 1). <ar>kaddeu 23 33 4-33 120 Daniel Reese 4 67 100 John Met'lure 4 o7 337 M Livergowd hi 02 179 70 John Curl in 8 52 339 John MeClure 16 13 150 Mary Lane 7 12 U-8 James Curtin 5 16 128 Jesse Brooks 15 78 3 4) Susan Reese 14 62 I<|o Wiliiaiu Lane 11 89 150 Rebecca Wilson 7 12 176 79 I'aCKer & Lucas 6 51 36 94 of Fei/.er 1 73 2i"o William Wilson 9 5n 431 137 Martha Godfrey 21 32 12 63 It, Cur tin 01 63 36 Austin Curtfu 2 78 100 Sarah Lane 5 16 50 William Lane 2 57 150 Daniel Reese 7 72 34 54 Andrew Gregg 1 75 268 3 John Holt lo 70 100 Joseph Kelso 5 16 150 142 Sarah Lane 7 79 115 21 It. Curtin 7 56 418 40 William Hood 10 86 300 Frank M'Coy 9 46 Vj433 163 Joseph lilgby 10 31 BURNS! DK TOWNSHIP, 433 120 Samuel Scott 25 13 4:33 1-0 Robert Gray 24 26 433 120 William Dewart 16 47 4-33 1150 Join; Dewart 16 47 433 120 .James Towers 16 47 433 120 William Gray 16 47 415 John Wetzel ; 16 15 415 James Pluck J6 15 415 Joseph J. Wallace 16 15 <•53 12? Wtluam Cook 16 7 4XI l'-J John Cowdcn 16 47 4X 120 Win. p. Brady 24 26 4XI 120 Henrv Khaefer 24 26 4JJ 12u Jolm llousel 2b 37 4X4 12*1 Jolm Lyon 20 .'*7 4.X4 lt) ('has. Goben 24 26 4-13 120 Thomas 15 runt 16 47 4X5 120 JoJui Kri.dy 10 47 4X> 120 John Kidd '24 Zt> 433 120 lleurv Donrellv "24 26 4:13 120 Kohert Brady 31 06 415 John Boyd 14 Ho 4X5 IXI Joseph Morris 16 47 433 153 Alexander <• reaves 16 47 3<v) Frances (iuriiev 6 oo 411 Thos. P. W Inn ton 7 40 140 of Henry Harris to 64 433 1W Charles Ilu.l 12 73 433 120 John Donnelly 10 37 73 llenrv Wheeler fi 32 1K) of Henry Harris 7 60 102 Benjamin Harris 32 00 4u6 John Hoover 11 31 41f> Joseph Thomas 15 HO 415 Nathan Levy 7 18 216 65 Sof Jeremiah 1 arker 8 '2l 200 Part of Win Miller 3 60 433 Joseph Wallace 16 4H 433 Alexander Hunter 12 12 4X5 Jacob Whitcinaii *2' 00 4.33 Benjamin \ onng 12 1.3 4.33 b*. 'ihomiis Hamilton 25 13 435 163 Bird Wilson 7 HI 433 163 Jolm ltugg 825 415 John Shym 7 HO 415 KllC&iiby H 06 433 163 Samuel f'ancost 3 92 47'.*\ ISurtd I t"wis 7 '24 415 John Barron 7 H9 4.13 163 Bail)in■! M. Fox 7 81 415 Surah M. Tulman 7 48 53 Walter Stewart 1 HO 4X5 163 Alexander J. Dallas 16 18 CTHTIN TOWNSHIP. 2 -V+ Hubert Ainesley 28 Rj tW ltleh.,rd Tunis 11 52 4X5 163 Mary Taluiau A> 69 4453 163 Thomas Hale 21 40 411 Thomas P. Whartcn 3 71 }-207} Caleb Lawns 11 I<> 4 207} Isuao Lougstreth 12 9 _) 113 4I) Oarscadden 72^ 800 27 D Carsoadden 14 4^ 194 85 J C Ileilinan 6 326 127 Mai tint Godfrey 40 o ,! * 100 Peter Smit.i 19 8^ lvO 112 Mary Lane 20 3* LlkS 100 Josejdi Kelso 19 9') 123 Paul Curt in 0 41 04 112 John Curtin 5 2^ 71 131 llolandCurtiu li .)'♦ 2o<) J oli u \V Umlfiey 17 1^ 18S W I' Brady 10 9l 4.13 120 Alexander Bell 31 17 433 120 Chnilea Ilall 31 17 415 Joseph Tnvlor 47 16 44S 00 Andrew Epple 20 15 302 SO Hubert Irvin 20 97 439 138 K L At wood 31 24 309 119 N L A 1 wood 20 88 304 4 Jnb \\ Packer 10 11 158 03 lib W Packer 10 sQ 158 03 Job \V Packer 787 415 Peter Halm 43 50 415 Halm 27 39 415 Jacob Wain ,31 28 415 Nathaniel Lew 10 47 415 Thomas Humphry 57 00 415 Hubert Gray 33 01 415 William Gray 10 01 401 William Yardly 00 370 Samuel Baird 18 Go 50 Jesse Brooks 1 30 415 liVbecca Kelso 44 02 415 Esther Eddy 52 14 415 Casper U ister 44 92 100 Jatues Miller 5 40 203 James Irvin 7 *2O O'j Ed Ilollowell 1 02 Kolart Ainesly 20 I^o 415 John M'Callv 15 37 200 Philip Meyers 44 t'4 420 48 Valentine Meyers 024 420 48 Michael Meyers 29 34 lOC Simon Meyers 27 92 -133 150 Samuel Scott 21 53 3SOJ Jcsejih Kelso 43 02 337 Lin dlev Coats 2127 415 William Gjlbeit GlBO 207} } of Cal.ib Lawn 11 81 207} Aof Isaac Longstreth 12 00 433 103 -hinies White 0 40 4434 } of Job Packer 14 OS 311 } o* W P Mitchell 0 00 |4 4 of W P Mitchell G 45 42*20 A of W P Mitchell 95 434 }ot Josejih Devcling 11 20 100 J W Packer 1 08 434 * \V P Mitchell 9 20 400 W P Mit-olieW 4 78 220 W P Mitel M4l 2 70 4431 J seph Dcvtliug 10 73 32 Job W Packer 4 II 53 ClineQufglcy 00 431 .1 W Packer 2 01 }!5 J W Packer 24 215 IG3 Fisliburn Wharton 10 54 415 Jesse Wain 14 54 415 Molly Wharton 14 31 415 Joseph Wain 14 33 383 ltachel Wain 13 7> 390 49 John S Furst 11 75 4434 Job W Packer 2 01 4434 lG3Ahiiah Davis 14 80 4433 WP Mitchell 7 79 4 of 400 W P Mitchell 7 20 i } of 220 W P Mitchell 94 I 4 cf 320 J W Packer 5 (; 4 4 ofTJ4 Joseph Devling G *}o } of 53 CI Ine Q niggle 2 .->•? } of 300 J I' Mitchell 5 o > 400 J Z Long 15 ' 0 4!sCnarhs Allen 29 ?9 } of 217 F sliburn Wharton 9 9i 200 ltichard Tunis 34 4o 4fX> Jonathan Willis 7 *2O FERGUSON TOWNSHIP. 10 Arabham Hicks 88 1(H) James Olivor 4 20 102 UG Geo Kohlinger 7 07 135 127 Joseph Harnet 8 83 323 John Anderson J7 45 196 Geoi ge N ice 14 87 122 Jacob Lite 7 88 130 Peter Crisdin 5 07 332 Samuel Duncan 24 02 30 47 Thomas McCullnugh 2 30 70 Leonard lla.tline 4 53 388 40 A lfn U 1) drew it 025 400 10 Thomas Ferguson 12 05 4IS 23 Aaron L-vy 13 81 404 115 James Moore 13 35 383 Ilannati Tur.ier 12 (>3 308 122 Daniel Turner 13 14 151 54 Lydia Fowler G57 91 41 Jacob Way 001 15 40 Henry Medler 1 03 ICO Richards & Ginter 4 35 225 Kichaid MiSeley 7 43 177 Henry Manly 7 70 145 Benjamin Hove* 0 40 40 John McKean 201 3(H) Robert Rankin 13 05 337 Isaac Buckby 12 38 4'H) Jitmes Baker 17 40 400 John Pelheibridge 17 4<> ' (Hi Jotdah Lusdy 0 02 125 Caleb North 4 3 03 John Petherbridgo 2 07 110 John Bak r 6 02 150 Samuel Brisori 0 45 50 Isaac Buckley 3 78 50 Josiah Lushy 3 78 50 Richard Moseley. 3 78 GREGG TOWXsllir. J-JO John Mercer 2 SI 130 Robert Askim 2 HI 93 Margaret Dougherty 1 h*. 100 Jtoush& Vunaua(owner) I 17 50 George Stiver (owner) 144 372 3t William Hepburn 7 3'5 i4S2 129 John (luwilcn 7 47 ■4ns 127 Andrew Carson f i 330 Alexander McDonald 6 51 20 35 John F. Price 24 HAINES TOWNSHIP. 262 140 H. Snyder & 11. GlUman 25 77 253 h. Snyder & 11. Gillumn 24 92 400 James Burr 3 Ho 400 Mary Jen lis 3 SO 400 Thomas Barr J HO 406 60 Mary Barr 5 75 406 60 William Harrison 5 75 406 80 M. Gratis 3 06 4;W John Simpson 2'.>B 359 Henry A litis 5 01 185 John Kidd 212 228 130 William Mosbv 324 425 Charles Hail * 14 24 HALF MOON TOWNSHIP. I T7 A Stephen* Est. (owner) 4 m 24 .Inc. \ utnpool (owner) jj ft :t 50 Ahmhuiu Elder v'S i ft* 136 Heni v Wulte (owner) 437 ( 21*5 .losiih lannburn 27 31 1 8$ Wm. King 7go 174 Samuel Brian lull ai7 John MoUlssock pi 50 417 10 Henry Floyd ] 27 3liB 80 Kit-hard Whit head 2310 Vit) WlUluin laiuiburn 80 00 210 Jacob Underwood 15 74 KM 110 .laoob l'yle ]1 12 400 120 Richard J oil ft* 30 q 2*o John llunmill if, mi 18 L\ A F. Dellgo 1 3 Hit C Vmnpool Kst (ownfin) 200 . r >4 99 t' Vain pool Kst " 1 hi 67 76 I! VauipooJ Est " g ji 45 C Vainpool Kst " 1 4'.* 40 10 Peggy sliearrer 2 40 70 Christ Vainpool 4 41 IIAI(ltIS TOWNSHIP -100 Samuel Young 168 j KM George Fox 8 85 | 1.0 Mary L Frank (owner) 2 .">2 ! 400 Samuel Wilson 335 ' 400 John Mitchell "25 WO John Reynold* 2 "2 2.0 S Henry' . 210 •JoO Thomas Stinkey 1 C>B 400 John Steele 3 30 400 ltohert Sample 3 35 , 400 Aitum Connelly 3 35 400 Dux id Wilson 3 35 400 Jesse Work 335 4rai David Work 3 3ft 400 Nnthuii Simpson 3 3ft 150 Wm Wilson 127 j 400 Allen Steele 3 35 I 4-0 Kdvvurd Wilson 3.'tft 1 4ijo James Steele 33ft m l'eter Wilson 85 402*4 Eleanor MeCorinlck 385 384 25 JC Fisher 3 (2 40n Absalom Andre 3:ft 5o John Irvin 85 ft* John Irvin Kft .4i William Brown €64 40? 92 Kearney Wharton 692 ( Aft© John Hell 3 84 4'"o Thomas Johnson 3 35 ; 10 William Irvin 14 I 50 John Irvin 85 100 John Irvin 100 i 100 It F Brown (owner) 50 HUSTON TOWNSHIP. 120 Adam Kulins 14 64 1235 Philip & J Kuhns 13 58 HOWAHO TOWNSHIP. 130 White Nestlerode 703 104 <3 John llrady 8 22 292 William Ramsey 7 07 '25 Joseph Gresyburg G 88 IH A ( Curt in in trust to Meese 3 10 1 50 A 1> Harris 498 1 124 j j I.ingle 0 67 80 Henry Antis 4 76 ; 154 j.unes Oreen 19 41" 200 Samuel Custin 16 10 j 40 Paul Ctlslin 460 2fto jes.se Kvans 24 88 2os j ihn \Y Godfrey 2070 : 112 123 Kulanil Purlin 11 49 60 joseuh Taylor 5 97 23 151 Jacob Holier 2 3ft lfto 70 Hannah Turner 12 08 40 John ('ranford 8 22 100 Wm Parker 0 64 433 163 Samuel I'aneoa.st 16 46 390 49 J S Furst 14 82 100 149 of Jonathan Wiles 12 62 242 97 Joseph Harris 28 77 48 Henry Antis 5 N S? 114 James T //ale 1 49 142 Samuel Leathers 128 20 William (Tossinan 79 136 92 4 1> Harris 16 66 LIBERTY TOWNSHIP. ? Daniel David 86 75 Samuel Lingle 78 40 Stephen Chambers 7 44 30 J.'op Baker 603 2NO It & J Hayes *4l 70 175 James A Uuiglcy ' 4 73 175 George I) I less 4 73 159 Sarah Custin 43 43 100 Joseph Huberts 28 95 100 Charles llniee 28 l S I 175 Sauiuel Custin 27 63 ."-t lan!el Pletheber 12 CO I OS J hn Potter 18 23 60 1) Carseadden 2 33 9') William Gorrcll 8 72 13$ l>aniel Rouse 124 20 7 162 Daniel K reamer 254 10 Samuel I'Shank (owner) 399 81 P2 George Out 4 05 I*lo John Potter )Biv 4 1 16 ]:M Stephen Stevenson 2990 4<6 PJO John Dun woody 29 90 D 5 1m Kbenezer r.euliaiu 1186 :;<S 80 ltohert irwin 29 32 35 Ilenry Dunutit 49 406 40 Peter Lytle 13 72 439 Christian Smith 28 97 311 Jeremiah Jackson G65 MARION TOWNSHIP. 50 * Win Allison 190 09 35 Margaret Wilson IQ 70 169 68 Comtanee Curt in 1121 53 M Mulmont ftiSt C*s Robert Young In .*4l 117 Alexander scott .7)82 70 I'hrtetlan Kohrer 25 p. 50 Christ lfohrer in 50 8.5 John Shunk 19 20 50 \V A Thomas 10 75 2">) MeKlwln Ploteher & Co (owner) 2105 20 Thomas Lewis 2 42 lmt John 1* Harris (owner) 1260 42 G6 John Cortnon 2 6ft lns James Harris- 1114 64 18 J I) Shligert 69 50 AnnaM rilghman(owner) 10 50 MILKS TOWNSHIP. 329 IJB Joseph Kearon 4 is? 110 St rchecker 8; Reynolds 1 8.3 2ft* Daniel SeigHed 4 12 1-ftQ John Houseal 168 1.56 GO SDerrA J Stabl 149 403 james Ca rot hers 6ir 271 Jeremiah Jackson 4 14 250 jcrcuiiah J ickson 4 14 150 Jonathan Wolf 1 47 42> John Trip 7 01 476 Thomas Orm# 7 85 4'i6 Alexander Hunter 759 430 Jeremiah Jackson 711 125 Wm St'-adman 20i 130 Robert Taggurd 216 200 Thomas smith 3.30 3uO Aaron l.evv 4 85 430 Robert Rrady 711 410 # ll.uuiali Rraa.v 6 33 4-29 Robert Gray 711 100 Abraham Scott 2 03 5n Samuel Seott 92 150 Abraham Seott 1 50 90 Samuel seott 2 49 2'5 jane ftrady 3 80 440 Wm P Brady 7 26 2i>o John Rrady 330 221 George Calhoun ft 32 30) Win Parker 2 83 125 John Horsey 1 60 125 Moorp Wharton 160 58 Wm Parker 97 425 Henry Toland 5 41 425 Daviu Williams 5 41 425 Samuel Norton 5 G 324 JKi •hard Marker 4 13 124 j-remiah Parker 413 Ksl C Long 90 4u5 P.-ter llousel 514 320 123 George Kilts 408 400 Kit-hard Ijike 6 60 l.'io 123 simon Gratz 216 123 47 sinion Gratz 2 04 195 1 simon Gratz .3 2". 196 42 simon Gratz 3 23 136 141 simon Gratz 220 277 Peter swineford 533 110 Hepburn A Harris 195 75 Thomas Tones 68 422 116 John Maekev 341 1.56 80 Benjamin Young 140 150 2 Jonathan Wolf (owner) 136 150 12 Hamitel K Faust (owner) 136 l'*> Philip Gramly (owner) 90 75 Wm Barton 68 210 Robert Gray 90 P*TTOX TOWNSHIP. T0 IV'Hjamin Horner 4. r fc< •100 i icob B:iker Ji4 35 133 Henry Gross PKNN TOWNsHIP> 329 80 Peter Kreamer , r >0() 170 Peter swine ford m 4 300 I* Adam Hnhunler 173 S<X) Albright swineford 173 POTTER TOWNSHIP. 196 II & R Fullmer ] 58 158 154 George Foust 1 42 300 John ihown 3 65 105 Georga McClelland 1 10 327 S A Sco't 3 76 42 James Moore 71 300 Andrew Duff 2 52 3*o Thomas Gregg 2 72 3uo John McClelland 2 72 300 J ose)th Blair 2 72 300 Thomas Gordon 2 72 300 John C lieed 2 72 300 G Jacobs ' 27$ 300 Thomas Falls 2 72 4t)o Robert McKinney 3 65 4(0 David McKinney 3 65 400 Shives & Fullmer 4 60 400 Edward Garnigus 3 20 400 W Garuigus 3 oq 2XB Maty Bond 371 Daniel Smith .8 25 ,00 Samuel Young 1 03 20 II li Ftillnrer 2 *35 40 Livingstone 46 36 54 John Stoner 1 55 33 Barnet Wagner 38 14 40 Barnet Wagner 17 45 J C Costeborder 54 20 A Hunter 29 90 John Bitner, Sr. (owner) 1 01 680 Parker 9 07 170 Parker 1 (T> .'(00 John Hi own 1 13 100 Aduni Hrtrges 68 200 Chat leB Uobin 1 16 200 JOSPJ li Kwlnj; 1 15 100 Willium Durst 68 l()<> II Vandetslise 68 100 Christ Oettinjf 60 150 Thomas Martin 86 150 "\Villii4ui SAWJHT 86 400 Joseph CowgiU 6 7 RUSH TOWNSHIP. 40 Samuel Chestnut 5 64 15 t'asper Lawrence 2 10 433 153 R Morgan, Esq. 60 62 405 147 JhCob Iltisli 56 70 4:12 44 John Weidman 59 08 4i>2 116 Jacob Widman 56 28 433 133 Jacob Denller 60 62 433 133 Daniel Brenner 60 62 433 153 Eleanor Siddons 78 83 216 ltoliert ltniney 83 73 40 10 Richard Atherton 10 08 433 153 liiceard Malono 109 12 433 153 Isaac llritches 109 12 177 84 llerdman Philips 44 21 216 156 Thomas Hamilton 53 53 216 156 Thomas Giant 53 53 433 153 Jacob Itwlisill 15 41 433 153 Daniel Fitzgerald t'2 ~2 433 153 Daniel Elder 48 82 433 153 Henry Pinkcrton 60 92 433 163 Paul Rush 60 62 433 163 Paul Black GO 62 433 163 Paul Suck 60 62 433 163 John Boreland 60 62 433 163 John Kelley 60 62 431 163 John Unsh 60 62 433 103 John Suck CO 62 400 J dm Black 56 00 312 Joseph Wells 43 28 433 153 Sebastian Graft 51 30 80 Henry IPitmer 4 48 433 153 John Allison 48 49 75 William Allison 10 51 323 James Allison 36 73 100 153 Robert King 1120 433 153 Reuben Haines, Jr, 126 92 Bl IftS Joseph J Milter US9S 4Xi 151 Joseph .1 Wallace 1M92 2.') of Andrew Allison 42 00 3DO e< Andrew Allison & Jno Lilly 50 40 6 J antes Nelson Est 2 Hti 103 John llarrisun MM 413 153 John Cuniiiiigham 09(52 :m 13 William Gray 37 58 217 Sebastian Graff 21.11 217 John Musser *4ll 413 153 William Wilson GbG2 217 George Musser (Smith) 24 11 150 llardman l'liilips 27 uft 4 t$ 153 Kieiiard Peters 96 J 7ft William Wilson Got 4AI I*o Kleanor Siddons 3t> 48 t: 153 Daniel Turner Hi 50 W 153 JUBM Turner ,9659 400 John Copenhaver 22 (JO 200 John (Vymnhaver lk4< t:Ci IG3 Josenh Hopkins 72 75 .'4O 39 Rartoolomew Wistar 42 Kieiiard Morris* 59 51 4rgt 153 Thoruas Wistar 6D62 111 153 < W Morris 60 (52 43-1 151 Isaac W Morris 72 75 413 151 /.adieus Collins o"(i2 411 153 Wm Reach 00 02 bio Nathaniel Matlock 58 58 a*. 153 William MeCoy 547 411 153 Henry Hees 72 74 413 153 Chrisiiun Stoner 72 74 483 153 John Stoner 72 74 133 I'd niiistian Hess 72 71 kti 151 Benjamin F Morgan UGI 451 153 Robert lb-ed HO 62 2i"o Josiah M.itiock 4200 411 153 John Burg 66 70 424 Charles Loots €4 47 313 106 John Winner 35 05 113 l<i Joint Lou lien 35 411 113 Christian Hare 48 ftO 247 16 Jacoli Steek 27 48 42ii lt>4 Christian Hare Jr 47 72 167 7 George Slough , 117 ft 411 113 Amlrev. Siu-lik 48 50 4.11 113 David Hare 48 49 219 Andrew Seott is 19 411 153 . Mlehael slunk 4H.V) 411 1,51 < liiistian shewk 06 37 4.tl 153 Christ 1' a Kohrer in 10 ill ill John Miiler :?10 411 153 A Keigert Jr ?617 411 A Keigart :nKi til KVI .la.-ob Miller 36-8* 411 111 John li abler ;1£.17 411 151 John Hand 42 42 321 58 Joseph Pint 4ft 28 348 I:< 9 Henry Piin 48 83 Ml 150 George Pirn 42 08 2v sj of Hugh Hamilton 24 20 M Patrick i!a\s 2 80 306 William WHiron 4.190 411 I*l Koiwrl Spear 69 62 413 151 Christian 10-nhorn 6062 461 111 Casper Shafner 60 62 100 Robert King 8 40 433 16,1 Jacob Slough 6061 4:53 151 John Hainbright 6062 411 151 Andrew Graff 641 ft 407 137 Christian Musser 55 59 494 Joseph ban man 14 56 78 Thomas Grant SW 19 Christian Hither 4 20 2.1 Sft Philip Kblwrman 35 11 Its 7ft John Khberrnau . 20 62 433 153 John Ixruder Co 62 433 1 51 Thomas Grant 60 62 411 151 Benjamin Rush 60 62 411 153 John Funk 36 93 323 Hugh Patton 2710 418 Crsper Lawrence 5141 .91 Samuel Chestnut 46 77 411 153 John Hambrlght 5100 419 b*> John P Harris 4104 4XI 16.1 Win P Harris 42 4ft 41". 1.55 John Spear 42 45 411 163 Wm R Jenkins 43 04 4.13 153 Robert Krv in 60 62 181 153 Andrew Allison 53.14 120 so John Libbv 16 80 411 153 William Gray 1618 50 John Wells 70 200 Joseph Strong '2 80 259 Paul Wells 3.5 ft 400 James Rush 5 60 433 151 John MrComun 607 100 Thomas Krsklne 4 20 411 151 Rennet Lucas 607 '3lO John Ring 2 70 438 163 George Slough 6 07 433 153 Ilenry-Pinkerton Go7 414 John Montgomery 53 06 4.14 W W Montgomery Sft 41 411 153 Richard Malone " 60 62 411 151 James Toner 48 4ft 430 9 James Ramsey * 602 190 Mathlas Graff 4 31 411 153 Kearney Wharton 607 433 153 Thomas Greaves 6 07 433 151 David Lewis 6 07 433 153 I'hllln Eliernian 6 07 411 153 Jaeoo Wetsker 6 07 433 151 John Wilson .10 32 433 153 John Hopkins 72 75 411 153 Daniel Buckley 60 62 411 153 Isaac Britches 42 47 SNOW SHOE TOWNSHIP. 30 Job Ueilv 34 2u 433 153 Moore Wharton 49 71 433 153 Wm Parker 49 43 433 153 Rebecca Walu 49 43 433 153 Benjamin II Tallmaa 49 43 433 153 Elisabeth Wharton 49 4.3 433 153 A S Valentpie 49 43 433 153 TM Millikeu 49 43 200 N .1 Mitehel 2280 gt3 Joseph Morris 49 43 433 Alexander .reaves 49 4.3 4;rt George Eddy 494.3 100 David Carscadden 1140 4.13 163 Andrew Summers 12 31 .260 144 Hugh Pint 4140 360 144 John Riley 41 10 433 163 ltoqert Waters 4916 450 Sarah MoOarnaban 25 67 196 Henry Vandyke 22.36 300 Joseph IK'vhng 12 75 .'ft*) J K Long 1710 300 Joseph Devling 1710 325 William Banks 18 54 400 David Williams 45 60 483 165 Kearney Wharton 49 43 412 44 I> Carscadden 47 4 412 44 1) Carscadden °919 4:1.3 120 Luke Musner 3087 1:14 34 James Gilliland 7 64 4(XI David Carscadden 116) 383 James T Hale 4:166 43:1 James MeManus 49 36 4:13 Samuel Litm 49 :S6 4.T1 Ben lam in R Morgan 49.36 415 Sarah Wharton 47 31 434 Samuel Dolisin 49 47 216 hjof Jeremiah Parker 313 360 John Pint 4104 4.13 Sharp Delany 24 74 287 80 1) Carscadden 32 79 433 153 Wm McPhersou 24 74 433 153 Edward Mai don 24 74 433 153 William Lewis 24 74 432 153 Francis West 24 74 433 133 Jaspir Malen 24 74 433 153 Benjamin West 24 74 433 153 William Bingham 24 74 433 153 James Hawthorn 24 74 433 153 Blair McClanahan 24 74 433 153 Edward Scott 24 74 433 153 Paul C'ox 24 74 433 153 Wm Lewis (sawyer) 24 74 433 153 Thomas Cuthbert .24 74 433 153 Robert Morris 24 74 133 153 Eelix Prunt 24 74 433 153 Thomas L -Shippen 24 74 433 lfi3 Thomas Hawthorn 24 74 i 433 153 George Mead 24 74 433 153 Georrfo Campbell 24 74 433 Bird Wilson 49 76 43.3 163 .Tatties C Fisher 49 49 433 163 Phebe Wain 4989 433 163 Sarah M Tollman 4y 41 433 163 Samunl W Fisher 49 41 433 163 Samuel M Fox 49 41 433 lt>3 James C Fisher 49 41 216 Robert Kitiney 6 41 433 153 Marv M Wharton 49 15 438 153 Joseph P Noriid 49 43 433 153 Frances IFeSfc 12 48 433 153 TFm II Best 12 38 433 153 John West 12 38 433 153 1) II Cunningham 12 38 368 71 J. ho M N.-sbit 12 38 400 Joseph DcvHiig 20 00 , 4( 0 of J Z Long 17 0 ) 200 Jof J Z Long 1140 314 Jacob Z Long 8 90 189 28 IF P Mitchell 261 453 153 Mi-rv B'liarton 27 44 433 153 ijof J P Norris 13 04 433 153 Kearney B'liarton 49 43 433 Robert B'aters 49 43 100 Sarah Biltlehell 2 90 409 73 J N Mitchell 11 87 40 IF P Mitchell 5S John G Uzzle (owner) 570 SPRING TOWNSHIP 250 Thomas Johnson 17 50 3 B*m Furey (owner) 34 19 Joseph Stover (owner) 303 92 100 Thomas Thorn burg 13 21 40 R Curt in 2 60 20 John Long 1 83 14 C Tayl ir (owner) 85 3 K) Catharine Robison 26 90 3 H) Rebecca Robison 26 90 15J Richard Robison 13 2J 10?) Jas Goiden Est (ow'r) 590 186 115 John Purdon 6 33 50 J Jfc I* Barnhart (ow'rs) 6 5) 1 100 J B Mitchell (owner) 950 4 A Warren (owner) 34 1 5) John Moore 1 28 10 Kucha* 1 R ibison 02 15 Jolm S Kurtz 52 VO 62 of Ilenry Tool 328 80 of Jhn Smith 80 5) of Thomas Johnston 5) TAYLOR TOWNSHIP 100 David Ralston 14 10 ; 8) Daniel Beck 9 12 ; 200 Jacob Van pool 18 (X) 250 Clement Beck with 56 25 1 lot) Michael BVidner 33 60 j 100 " " 1125 ! 80 Jacob Beck 672 j 100 George Mong 14 70 433 i 53 Marv Smith 41 80 100 B'lliiom B'illison 810 434 John Sheri ick 9 40 434 Ilenrv McEwen 21 12 i 431 Pally " 30 7S j 217 Josiuia Williams 12 41 4 Catfiarine Jarret 1 ; 6 128 JB r Thomas 5 66 ; 119 M " 4 72 ! 80 '* " 480 | 76 J A Shultz 682 I 50 Christian Buck 855 'fftO Marion Morris M (X > *76 Moses Coats 2H SO j oo George Mark ley 7-J(F. 1 j0 of Joseph Voder 10 70 ! % 174 E J Primer 116 ft %-2 ia Rotiert T Pruner 17 91 >.17 William Kdl 176 64 , Rii Thomas McCuin 107 71 part Thomas MeCuln K 0! ' 10l part Thomas McCuin 6(*> | pet Joseph Creek 56 si ;.JI M J Craig & N Shcrrick H2 to tri Thomas Walnu* 17.. •>i*i Richard W hitehead 2010 l.'iO Joshua Williams 22 95 urn John Limb £lOl .100 George \V Alberty 41 e) I,v Andn-vv lk-rryhifl 21 (n 211 Nicholas HaiiunonJ •>S Wash Burge 39 4$ George Riter 2ft 20 ,Vtl Joseph Welsh 42 30 I :# Klija Merry man 7$ .'to ! pift Jtobert Campbell 24 00 i loft dnhii Clrr IS 4ft | - .txi James Carr 23 20 1 l.>i (George Mong 34 2S ; im Thomas Maston :>4 2i) I .Vi Joseph Clark 14 2ft liV) John Shenk .".16$ ifto John Hoox-er 29 70 300 William AtUemaid 6330 40 James Fox 1.106 176 Moses Coute* 2ft 29 411 Abner Webb 7ft (XI iftn .Samuel Downing 37 ftO 200 Joseph Downing 30 00 400 James Busli 10 $0 411 161 Thomas McCammond 1169 411 163 Lesley Mlaone 1169 411 163 Jhn McCammond 1169 4U 163 Klisalveib ilootman 17 ftft luo J allies Moore 1 1ft, .ftO Vincent Stephens 13ft li*) John C'openiiaver Ift 7ft 176 Moses Coats 16 31 I'MOIN TOWNSHIP. 100 Jane Blake 10 90 100 Samuel Phipps 10 90 fo Boyce Davis 4 23 11 tieorge L Peters 150 110 John Cooiier 15 28 200 P & K Kuhns 21 80 175 Samuel Miles 1307 100 John Long 010 17 Boyce Davis 715 P2 26 It Muhlholland 7 11 4,88 103 William Clark 26 41 250 AnnDehl 15 25 26 K Muhlholland 10 20 139 Samuel Phipps 1514 145 Jane Black 1518 150 80 William Bower 915 1.30 David Spotts(owner) 15 02 433 163 William Bairu 26 41 - 433 163 Benjamin Baird 26 41 WALKER TOWNTHIP. 560 Henry MeEwen 10 92 148 Margaret James 2 7:1 242 88 James Sutler 9 34 34 James Sutler <lB 50 Wm Ackert 89 25 Capt Osuiau 99 15 Margaret Dougherty 60 441 193 Samuel Uoheson 8 63 220 135 Elisabeth Dougherty 409 124H Samuel Miles 2 23 75 James Sutler 79 123 William Gilbert 130 1510 159 Jesse Evans 3 72 68 Peter Hahn 133 85 Amos Wiekersham 1 72 211 93 Wm Gilbert 194 161 John Knox 629 182 Richard Purdon 710 175 Kaehael Robeson 6 82 92 26 William Ackert 170 211 44 Capt Osman 4 11 115 13 Margaret I>ougherty 2 23 214 !>9 Margaret James 4 29 179 110 Elisalieth Dougherty 351 100 39 Joseph Evans 195 211 72 Peter Hahn 411 *lO 94 John Mercer 90 94 Robert Askem 177 86 40 job Packer 169 89 40 Job Packer Jr. 65* 40 l>a\ id Johnsoli 117 327 154 William Manrell 6 40 127 120 of Ruth Brooks 255 327 100 David Mercer 0 40 337 154 Robt & John Baker 6 61 22 47 Kbenezer Hahn 44 65 40 William Hahn 127 382 138 David Sutler 7 38 :4 36 William Miller 7:19 •280 129 Mary Carrie 546 214 155 Edward James 381 •250 John Evrskine 29 25 201 133 James Sutler 7 88 40 John Baker 156 200 Capt Osman It 90 50 William Hahn 294 169 158 William Wlster 158 96 John MeCorning 192 Bft George Fry 312 25 15 Samuel Miles 50 212 Samuel Barkman 8 27 150 David lleed 5 85 WORTH TOWNSHIP. 370 George Lawman 14 87 345 John Kuhns 26 77 6 John Singer 52 88 John Ross 4 89 33 Henry Clymcr 2 90 274 Samuel Miles 2411 237 Daniel Wistar 14 08 50 William Wistar 21>4 88 William Shlppens Jr 6 46 89 John Hwanswick 7 83 200 Thomas Hawthorn 1152 230 Jasper Mayland 767 25 Robert Campbell 2 26 91 53 Jacob Kuhns 5 07 180 40 Joseph Kuhns 812 119 83 Abraham Kuhns 6 78 247 150 George Kuhns 11 *24 300 40 Mathias Kuhns 22 69 171 Hoover & Reese (owners) 12 44 100 William Shippen Jr 5 80 50 J W Simpson (owner) 2 90 100 George Kelly (owner) 2 90 D. A. Musser, Treasurer. Qnr Combined Catalogue Tor 'IS -OP- Everything for the Garden Numbering 175 pages, will; eolured plate HKNT FKKE To our customers of past veTrs, and to of ° UI lxH>ka, either . Jr. N 2. N . G *° K PROFIT, PRACT- J£AL FI/'MCCI/rURK, or GAIIDKN. INt, POH PI.IiA.SUI.K (price *l.soeaeh, jirepaid. by mail). To others,on receipt of we. Plain Plant or Seed Catalogues, without Plate, free to all. PETER HfcND dRSON & CO., SjiKDSMEX, MAUKKT GAttl>NKll3 AM> Pix>ki&ts, 3.r Curt land StNew York. A IiREEHIOUSE For 01.00 we will vend free by mall either of the below-nained collections, all dinttnct mrletle* ; 8 Ah-11 lons, or 4 Azaleas, * Begonias, or 8 Camellias, 2 Cat idioms (fancy), or 8 Carnations (monthly), IS Chrysanthemums, or 12 Colnes, 8 Centaureas, or 8 other white-leaved plants, 8 Dahlias, or 8 Dianthus (new Japan), 8 rents, S Mosses, or S Fit hdas, 8 Geraniums .Fancy, 8 Variegated, or 8 Ivy-leaved. 4 Gloxinias, sGladiolus, orSTuberoses (Pearl), 4 Grape vines, 4 Honeysuckles, 4 Har dy Shruhs. 8 Heliotropes, n l.unt.iinis.or BPetunias 8 Pansiest new German), oi a salvias, 8 Roses, Monthly 8 Hardy Hybrid, or 4 Climbing. 8 Violet (scented), or 8 Daisies. Engl. 12 Scarcer Bedding, or 1* Scarcer Green house Plants, £ distinct and splendid sorts y urleties of Flower, or 'Ju varieties of \ esretable Seeds, or by JiXPRKSX, buyer to charge*. 8 collections for *?; 5 lor *1; ti b<r 12 far *6; 14 for *7; 18 lor *l'i; o, the full Collection of 350 varieties of Plants and Seeds—Miflicieiit to stock a greenhouse and garden—for *25, tonnrlsmk '"Gard ening for Pleasure" and Catalogue otter ed alio vc (value 41-75) will be added. Peter Henderson & Co. 35 Cortlandt St., .V. ) ! i\Br X 1 LC io CIiFAT RCDUrTT^^ wQ rtf*- s IN ri£! ; -- <*? conf. : i ue Id use t!i best tuatcri-1 aad txiwiir Iht f-n<tt csrs ia thftr iseu&ctarr. i JSSSS&£JS**~ VICTOR SEWING KACHIXE CO.. V:zlea ßruch Oi;j, 31 W.n ilk iiioa 31.. Tslcars, II!. rtlirCiJAL CfHCZ *3i lia=ixtri, XUiMm, C;:^ ♦ ft Ml T I I I! ttttlt lltl II II IT Ml I (MHI I 111 lIP II I w J. ZELLEB. & SON, Xo. 0. BrorkcrbofT Bow, BELLEFONTE, PA" DEALERS IX Medicines, Toilet Articles, Drugs, &c. o A Full Stock of Goods ot Superior Quality always on Hand CHAMOIS SKINS for 10 cents and upwards. CARRIAGE SPONGES, 15 cents and upwards. A chare of the public patron ago respectfully solicited. HARDWARE JAMES HARRIS & CO., |! ; Dealers in Hardware, JV'o. J. Brockerlioff Bow 11 BELLEFOITTE, PA. — —— [I IIAKDWARE STORE IN t E.VTRE CD.tJ ! i n Complete line of Hardware of all Kinds at the 1 LOWEST PRICES. I " TteGeleMei Barley Slieaf Cooi Stars S flclor Heater j • CALL AND SEE. i- ll HARDWARE HARDWARE FTJK/iTXTTJE/E3 STORE, LEWISBURG, PEXXA. J. HOWER, Proprietor. Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Extension Tables Bureaus, Parlor Tables, Bedsteads, and Chairs in great variety and at every price. All kinds of FURNITURE constantly on nand. ly CRIST ADORO ; S HAIR DYE. C rlntadoriN Hair Dye Is the SAFEST and EST; it acts Instantaneously, producing lie most natural shades of IMack or Brown; does NOT STAIN the SKIN, and Is easily applied. It is a standard preparation, and a favorite upon every well appointed Toilet for l.ady or Gentleman. Sold by DruggUt*. . CRISTA DO RO. r. O. Box. 1513. New York. button, heavy plala wedding ring, and pert*' Parisian diamond nil. The above articles sent, post paid, for 5 t'TK. have been retailed for 4& Bank rupt stock and must be sold. Solid Milton Gold Watches, 410 eireh. for speculative pur poses, good timers, equal In appearance to at-00 genuine gold. "His reputation for honesty, fair dealing and liberality is un equaled by any advertiser in this city."— Y. Day Hook, Dec. 1<. 1876. I'OST A(J E ST A M I'STAKKV AS CASH. F. BTOCKMA V 27 B ND ST.. New York. NERVOUSDEBILTTY. Vital Weakness or Depression, a weak ex hausted feeling, no energy or courage; the result of Mental ever- vorK. Indiscretion or Excesses, or so-n drain upon the system is always cured by H7i'to<' , s Homecratliie Specific Co. 28. It tores up and Invigorates the svstem dispels the gloom and desopndencv, imparts strength ml energy—stops the dralu and rejuvenates the entire man. Been used twenty years witii i*-rfect success by thous. and*. S -Id by dealers. **i Ice, tl.Ou per sin gle vial: or 4-5.<0 per package of five vials ami *2.00 vial of powder. Sent by mall on rsceipt of price. Address Humphrey's Homeepat Itic Medicine Company, 562 Broad way. New York. 51* 13 ly. HARDWARE
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