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THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WKDNHRDAY MOHNINQ, MAY It, 1871.
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RKLK.IOUS NOTICES.
Method lt Episcopal ChurchRev. A. l.
TeriiK, Paetor. Publle Servloe every Sabbath
4 mi A. M., ana it r. m.
8abbtth School at I A. M.
Prayer Meet In it every Thursday, at 74 P. M.
Communion Service, first Sabbath of every
onin, at tut a. m.
Hi. Andrew'! Churr.iF.nlar.opal Rev
eoaee Hall. Pablio Servloe Sunday moraine;
, In o'clock, and at 7 P. M. Sanday School at
P. M. Prarer Meeting Wodneeday evening
7 ooieca.
Presbyterian Church Rov. II. 8. DiTi.ra
-Preaching on the Lord's day at 101 and 7i
vtoca.
Suuday Rohool at 8 p. m. .
Prayer Meeting on Wcdnea.lay a
'aatora Bible t lam on Hatorilar at 71 p.
4. Kra.iicla Church Catholic Kev. T.
IcMAiu-a. Mam at 101 o'clock A. M., on the
nd and fourth Sundnya oroaen month
t 7) p. m
at 7 J p. i
.ttuuious. By divino porinUsion,
I. Ore. A. Pelta, of Philadelphia, will preach in
Baptist anareh, on next Sabbath, June 2d, at 1 1
Jk a. v., and In the evening. The public are
ted to attend.
!tp.T. Tbo regular lorm of onr
I Court eomnicneea on Mooday, the 3d, and
tontinue for two werka. The llrat week, wa
ame, alll be principally eonaumcd In trying
monwoulth caace, while the second week will
?dicatcd to the trial of eivll oauacs.
'mi Abound. Tho WillianiNport
aaya: 'ine email pox eonnnues to prevail In
taoee Valley, thia county, notwithetanding
oat atrenuooa rflorta to eheck it. At laat ao-
fourtoeo or fifteen were down with the dia-
and the greatest eonsternatlon prevailed.
TKRPKizino Thieves. According
papcra millpaburg and Tyrone eootam
extraordinary thieves. At the former burg
iteal the hinges and latebcaof the ectnotery
and at the latter plaee thoy steal Iliblea.
the partlea are really threatened with expo-
a-.-
iIjditohh' Report. The annual
vent of tbo Aa4.ti.ri of Oiwola borough ftp-
1 dvUil in tliii lame. Tiwurrr Law the
its ft clear raoord and fr of chirm. If
borougbi and townfhijn would only adopt
Hnriplo of ft it ling and publi.liing tbeir me-
ti, much critleiira and pemonalHj would bo
Jdi ond the law fulfilled.
L Pepartl'Rr. We learn that Mr.
I. Hli aw ii negotiating witb a number of eapU
4i from 1'olUfllle for tho erection of a Are
k cstablirhment near tho turn table, on tho
Ond.. If the partie clow the contract, they
giro employment to at lcait one hundred
It. This ia the right klod of a departure.
fl have a law milt or two after the Osceola
t and a ear manufactory f and we will iitoniib
lip Van Winkle when he ret u mi in five yean
iist of loiters remaining unclaimed
kt I'oatoffioe at t'lcarflld, for the week ending
27th, 1S7J:
Lumadoe. L. M.
Mcrtit, L'inis (1.
MoClure, Miss Lola.
Newvine, T. J.
Ilichardson, if. P. (2)
Kolund, Mrs. Kliiabeth.
Hinder, Jacob.
IVrl, Miss Auny.
Wilhelin, Ca-per.
Yockman, John.
P. A. UAULIN, P. M.
Hrong, Iavid.
y, Willmot T. (2)
AeM, Edward,
tr, J. V.
obeli, A. P.
ihoe, John P. (3)
lion, Miss Lena,
fpp, H. II.
u-rd. Miss Clara.
lard, Miss Mary.
i Goon Idea. Tho PI
Ml sari ; "In AKrTrTha horou.hor
aocs we hope there may be a moLiou Imposing
s) for hitching a horse to a tree planted in the
. Owners of property who hare been to the
use and trouble of planting trees, for the pur
ot auly of beautifying their premiers, but
wn, should have some protection agninst the
wotion of trees by thoughtless or earelesa per-
who seem to consider them eiprcssly cultl
I for hitching posts. This borongh ia well
ted for an ordinanoe of a similar character.
CLiARriCLD, Wake Up! That oar
town and vlolulty posaessos tho elements to give
employment to thoa sands of additional mechanlos
and In boron, all admit, nod that our clt liens pos
sess the aapltal to ereot saw mills, ear shops,
planing mills and lira brick establish men) s, Is ev
ident to tho most stupid, yet nona of tbesa are
done, except ip tho most limited sen so. Lei our
capitalists proceed to erect works of the kind in
dicated, and our population will double within the
next live yean. Lot us hare saw mills, oar shops,
etc., and less bank stock, and wa will do the fair
thing for ourselres and the eouny. Bix banks In
the oonnty and only one saw mill, Is enough to
ruin ftuy community,' Abolish half the banks,
and take tho capita) and ereot oar shops, saw mills,
eto. The former are an embargo on business and
give employment to nobody, while the business
indicated would add Juft as much to the capital
in ten years as the hanks and add immensely to
the general wealth and population of the county,
This policy must le adopted, or Clearfield county
will bo put on a line of decay, unless strangers
come In and knock our per cent, dealers In the
bead end lntroduoe and build up Itve business
establishments. - ",'
More than this. The period li not far off when
neither rafts nor saw logs ean be successfully
floated to the lower markets from above Clearfield
creek. Tbo timber owners on Clearfield ereek,
Chest ereek and on the bead of the river must
either slack water these streams to get their tim
ber out, or ereot saw mills and planing mills and
manufacture It on the ground end tram port It by
railroad to market. The clearing out of all the
small tributaries which feed these streams and the
clearing of the land will to diminish the volume
of water In them that It will take two years to get
cither rafts or Jogs out of them. This Is a law of
nature, as visible to the naked eye as the falling
autumn leaf.
One or Many. The Jlolli.luyBburg
Standard saysj "A Tyrone editor Is Joining all
tho secret societies In the county. He la deter
mined to have a big funeral."
Speciais.
Oils, Paints and Varnishes for sale by A. I.
Shaw.
Water Coolers at II. V. Bigler A Cos. $
Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions for
sale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
Soda Water! Soda Water! Soda Water! Cool
ing, soothing. Invigorating, at A. I. Phuw's.
Calcined Plaster for sale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
Croquet Bets at II. P. Bigler A Co.'s. 8
Bird Cages a large assortment at II. F. Big
ler A Co.'s.
For a nice, cool and pleaaant drtuk these warm
days, try I? haw's Soda Water.
Coe's Phofpbate for sale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
Notice to all Pkkso.is Owaitto Jloasue. You
are invited to call at II. F. Bigler A Co.'s, and
examine the tium-Lined Scotch Case Uorse Col
lar, warranted to heal all sore shoulders and galls.
Also, the new patent Zino Collar Pads. 8
M- (J. Brown A Bro. are agents for all flrst-
elas agricultural implements. Bee their adver
tisements in another eoltimn.
Wiro tJardrn Trellises, of different sises, Hang-
Baskets and Wire Work, at II. F. Bigler A Ce 's
NuTiei to Wauo.m axd CAnniAOR Makkm. We
have just received a general assortment of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also a full line of Bpiiugs
and Axles, which we offer cheap for cash.
II. F. Biqlkb A Co.
Igld .Robbery. Col. E. V. Piollet,
rysox station, near Towanda, while on his way
a from Harrisburg, on Wednesday of last
ft; stopped with our late townsman, Dr. U. B.
lerman, at his residence In South Bethlehem,
etlng to go home the next day on the Lehigh
y Railroad. On waking np in the morning,
is ntter astonishment he found that be was
ii his entire suit of clothes, even to his draw-1
Upon his giving the alarm it was found that
doctor had been relieved of some valuable
rare. The Colonel was truly in a sad pre
lent; he had to return to bed again until
ts large enough to fit him could be pro
i. Carbon Uimoernt.
TTLEMENT OF A PAUPER. Ab COn
itigation Is springing up between boroughs
ewnships, and much public money spent in
sitting tho settlement of paupers, we deem it
roper to lay the following case before our
t, which we find stated in the lanvillc a-
w, as bearing upon one phase of that class
H
ut week published among the legal pro
s that took plaee during Court a case where
seers of the poor of West Hemlock town
d litigation with the overseers of the poor
ilson towoship, Columbia county, as to the
ettlcment of a pauper. Tho facts of the
s developed before the Court, were: Jane
lei si oft is -an Illegitimate child of one Mary
, who at the time of the said child's birth
in Madison towanhip, where she had a le
mont. About three years after the birth
i Flora, the mother married one Thomas
wt the father of the said child. After the
f iSbults witb the mother of Jane Flora,
Ted to Ierry township, Montour county,
purchased property, uocame a freeholder
( taxes, the child Jane Flora living with
ubsequenlly iSbults and his family re
ft Weit J lew look township, same county,
there somntbing less thao a year, and
he year I Wirt moved to Valley township,
tresaid county, became a renter and paid
m the lrt of April following he moved
to West Hemlock township, purchased
4 resided upon it until IMH, at which
tied, leaving Mary and fonr children to
m i Jane Flora during all Ibis time re
ft thetn. After Thomas IShulti's death,
iy left by him was aosessed for the sub-
ars 1908, t9 and 170 as the estate of
suits, and although the widow paid the
tspnid to the township as due on Thomas
state and receipted fur In that w.iy.
ild, Jane Flora, becoming a public pau
u it ices of the Peace, on the fib of Au
la isiued an order removing Jane Flora
illegitimate child, from West Hemlock
Montour eounty, to the lernl settlement
iher at the time of birth of said pauper,
ew towoship, Columbia oounty. The
of the last named township appealed,
eurt was asked to set aside the order.
ineipal question that came before the
a, whether being an llkjriiiinate child,
having acquired ft settlement of her
child Jane Flora shall be deemed to be
the plaee where the mother was legally
I the time of her birth, or whether her
it followed the derivative or otherwise ae
t lenient of her mother through all their
Rockefeller, io a lengthy opinion, show
I research, sums up thust ''The opinion
ert therefore Is that in Pennsylvania
Htimate child is to ha deemed to be set-
ibe mother was settled at the time of
4 such child, and that the settlement of
does not lo.lnw the settlement of the
Us subsequent changes."
tr also discussed the question whether
ry, the mother of Jane Flora, ever ae
1 1 lent cot of herself after her husband's
e Infers not, although if tho above op in
let, we can't see as that would alter the
ment of the child, even If she bad.
ion to set aside the removal was denied
der afflrmrd.
e given the main points of the ease as
I mind sifted them out.
Informed that the ease Is to be carried
in prmns Court on sppoal, that learned
sg never yet had e ease of the kind be.
dtcisiuu,
IuHrRTATr to Faum nits. Every farmer in need
of Iron and Wood double and single Sbovel Plows,
Wood and Iron Cultivators, Steel Cultivator
'Teeth and Shovel Plow Shovels, should examine
Sackett A Schryrcr's stock before purchasing else
where, and bo oouvinoed that they sell very cheap
for cash. mar 1 5-3 1
-
II. F. Bigler A Co. have been making extensive
additions to their stock of Hardware the last few
days. Everything new In Shelf Hardware, Sad
dlers Hardware, Farmer-' Hardware, Builders
rilWwrrTTiliTllVrilwarri of all kinds, ean he seen
at their store. May 12.
Paints, Oils and Varulibei for sale by II. F.
Bigler A Co.
Buy your Dress Goods of REED BROS.
Buy your Notions 1 Trimmings ofREKD BROS.
BuyyourPftrmsoliof REED BROS.
Buy your Shawls of REED BROS.
Buy your Furnishing Goods of REED BROS.
Buy your Underwear of REED BROS.
Buy your Hats and Bonnets of HEED BROS.
Buy all your Millinery goods of REED BROS.
Buy your Ladies' Misses' and
Children's Shoes of REED BROS.
Bur your Carnets of HEED BROS.
Buy all the goods you ean buy of REED BROS,
and you will save money. apr7-3m.
Boxortb'i Patent Refrigerator the groat est hot
weather comforter ever Invented. Call and exam
Ine them. II. F. Biai.ra A Co.
A full line of Household Goods, Japanned Ware,
Ac, for sale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
RECAPITULATION.
Croquet Sets.
Bird Cages.
Wire Garden Trellises.
Hanging Baskets.
Wire Work.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Household Goods.
All kinds of Hardware.
Japanned Ware.
Rosarth's Patent Refrigerator.
Water Coolers.
Paints, Oils, Varniihes.
Calcined Plastor.
Coe's Phosphate.
Wagon and Carriage Makers' supplies.
Single and Double Hhovel Plows.
Cultivators, Iron and Wood.
Cultivator Teeth and Shovel Plow Shovels.
Fishing Tackle.
All of the above for sale nt the mammoth Hard
ware Store of II. F. Bigler A Co., Second street,
Clearfield, Pa. fit
Al the reeldenee of J, B. Read, in Lawrenoe
town.hip, on Way Hat, 1871, by the Bar. II. S
Biitlkh, assisted fcy the Rer. W. 11. BuarnriBLD,
Mr. WIN FIELD. B. l'ORT to Mlaa MAKV
CALDWELL.
At the roaidenea of the bride's father, In Qoahen
township, on May 23d, 1873, by Iter. II. 8. II lit
lmi, Mr. MOKHIrl J. OWliNS to Mlaa MAUUIB
L. RKAD.
Thle happy eouplo remembered the printers, and
will eonarquently enjoy lire. Those who remember
the printer always do. Our bearer ia tipped.
gird.
On Saturday, May. 18th, 1872, BLAWIIK,
daughter of (1. W. and Haksab Onnrtri, of Knoi
township, tgti 1 year and two wombs.
In Now Washington, on May 12d, 1871, JAMKrl,
son of Samuil and Lissir Crow, aired 3 nontha.
Centre eounty papera please oopy.
At Cnrweoaville, on May 21, 1872, MARY A.,
wife of S. Mi'Dowkll, agod 87 years and S moa.
f Jefferaon oounty papera please eopy.
Primary Election, Saturday, June 8.
. PRINTER'S FEB, - ,
Delegate,.,, H$I0 CountyComtnlssloner $i
Assembly.. 10, County Auditor.-
This Includes 6,000 tickets for eaoh candidate.
Those wishing more will be charged $2 per thou
sand extra. No name will be auoounced unless
the cash accompanies the order.
CONMTITtTIONAt COSVRNTIO.
We are authorised to announce the name of
DANIEL W. MOORE, of the borough of Clear
field, as a esndidate for Delegate to the approach
ing Htata Caniiilvniit Convention, subject to
the rules of the Democratic party.
We are authorised to announce the name of
WILLIAM M. Al.CUI.LOUi.il, of the borough
of Clearfield, as a candidate for Delegate to the
approaching State Constitutional Convention, sub
ject to the rules of the Democratic party.
ASSEMBLY
We are authorised to announce the name of
JOHN LAWSHH. of the horouth of Osceola, as
a candidate for Assembly, lubjcct to the ruler of
tne vemocrauo party.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
We are authorised to announce the name of
JOHN BLOOM, Jt., of Pike township, as acan
didate for Commissioner, subject to the rules of
the Democratic psrty.
We are authorised to announce the name of
JOHN D, THOMPSON, of the borough of Cur.
wensville, as a candidate for Commissioner, sub
ject to the rules of the Democratic party.
We are authorised to announce the name of
JOSEPH H. DKARI.NG, of the borough of Clear
field, aeaeandldate for theoAoe of Commissioner,
subject to the rules of the Democratic party.
We ere authorised to announce the name of
GII.IIKHT H. TO, KB, of Chost ttmnshin, as a
candidate for Commisiioner, subject to the rules
oi the Democrat ie party.
COUNTY AUDITOR
We are authorised lo announce the name of
JAMES H. H ILK, of Lumber City, as a candi
date for County Auditor, subject to the rules of
the Democratic party.
jfurdu'arf, rinuarr, &c
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
II AItI W AltE,
Also, Mannfaeturara of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLIABFIILDiPA.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Harness, Collars, ale., for sals by
H. F. BIGLER A CO.
ALMEU'S PATENT UNLOAD
lng Bay Fork a, for sals by
II. F. BIGLER I CO.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Nails, ate., for salt by
II. F. BIOLEB A CO.
JjAltNESS TRIMMINGS &S110E
Flailnga, for aal by '
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
A gentleman from llelhel II III, Me., aaya thai
Meaara. Allen Droa., proprietors of Phillip Allon'a
Frint Work., It. I., were down lo llrTant'a Tond
reoentlr, treating, when one of then was attacked
with aeiatie rheumatism ao suddenly that ha had
to be earrled from the pond to bin hotel, a bottle
of Johnson's Anodjna Liniment waa reaorted to,
and b. was ont the next day.
Jlow are yoa to-day 1 I'm sol feeling well,
blllooa and aiok boadaehe, hara been looking
around for a box of Parson's Purgatire, Pills but
our traders are all sold oat. Comnlrg Paptr.
COUQHt AND COLDS.
There are few persons who are aware of the im
portance of attending to a eouyh or a cold at Ha
first appearance. The thousand, who die annually
of consumption, were Brut attacked with a "slight"
cough or eold, which they thought would soon
"weor" itself off, and therefore neglected to use
the proper reracdiee until they became IncnraMo.
Kvery day that a enugh, cold, or any lung dia
eas. la neglected, make the ehanoea of a cure
more uncertain. We would recommend all Buffer
ing from any diaeaas of the Langs whatever, to
u.o IlAsso!i'a CoMroi MOFrNt-rop TAn. Itnerer
fail. In eurlng the worst oases of eoughs. eolds,
hoarseness, sore throat, catarrh and asthma. It
Is an infallible remedy fur Whooping t'onghi be
ing prrsoribed by some of the leading physicians
in the Northern and Koutborn Htates, and being
prepared undrr the Immediate supervision of a
gradual. 01 in. I'ennsyirania Mimical college.
The proprietors bog leave to inform all that it Is
no -yusos prrparanoo. nui made strtotiy In ac
cordance with th. advanced principles and theory
of medielne. Price bO cents per bottle.
lUKSKI.L A LA NIMH. Proprlctora, Philadel
phia, fiold at Joseph H. Irwin a drug store. Cur
wenarilla, Pa meh6-3m
NorirR ToTflR Diaripi.Raor Isaao Waltot.
After April 10th we will have Ihe largeat assort
ment of fishing tackle ever brought west of the
Alleghentes, consisting of Rods, ilask.ls, Pliee,
Hooks, Lines, Halt Holes, Ac., Ae. All disciples
of Isaaa Walton are Invited lo oell and ekamlne
our slock. II. r. UtoLta A Co.
March 27, Ifl72.tr
tit. V. Platlo, Keleetie Physician and "urgeon
offers hia serriitoe to the people of Clearfield and
vicinity, and will bs in readiness to attend all
profc.ional ealls, by day or night, umoe on
Heed street, west of the depot, Clearfield, Pa,
May 11, is;t If
PnasN (Irooui) Plastrr. Heoclved al Corner
Ptore by ear load and for aal. by
K, A. A W. D. Inwi.
Cnrwcnivllle, March 1, 172,
QUNS, PISTOLS, SWORD CANES
for aala by
II. F. BIGLER A CO. -
gTOVES, OK ALL SORTS AND
Biiea, for aal by
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
JRONI IRON! IRON! IRON I
For aala by
H. F. BIGLER A CO.
JJOKSE SHOES k HORSfl SHOE
KAILS, for aala by
II. F BIGLER A CO
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And beat Manufacture, for aal. by
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
T
HIMBLE SKEINS AND TIPE
BOXES, for aala by
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
J70DDER CUTTERS for salo by
CH30-70 II. F. BIGLER A CO.
s
ACKI3TT BCHRVTIJB,
PIAI.SM
Bl'ILDHG HARDWARE,
A&lso, manufacturers ef
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Soooad Street,
C1.KAR FIELD, PA
Carpenters end Ituilders will find It to their
eilvsnlnpfs to examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
STOVES I STOVES !
We are now selling the celebrated TIMKR
COOK and HKLIANCR, th. cheaper! and beet
etovee in the market,
Erery slove fully warranted.
ALSO,
PAIIL0R,
IISATIkO,
and
RAFTING STOVES I
which will be sold aa cheap as any In theeoanty.
Blrlet attention paid ordering atllclea for par
tlea who deelre it.
Ir-ltooffng, Ppoutlng and Job work don. or
reasonable terms.
lf ttllanrotti. ' '
"pERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
IIA1SU1JNU VASES,
Stove Lining and. Fire Brick,
kept constantly on band.
gain. alfi.
STOVE AD EARTH E-WARE
OF EVKKY DESCRIPTION I ' '
Cleatauld, Pa , April I!, 171.
CROCKS! POTS! CROCKS!
I'lalier'e Patent Airtight Self Healing
fruit lane I
ni'TTKK CHOCKS, with 11.1a.
CREAM CHOCKS, MILK CROCKS,
APPI.K- MUTTER CHOCKS,
PICKLE CHOCKH.
FLOWER POTS, , PIK PIS1IKS,
, STEW POTS,
And a great many other thinga too numerous t
mention, to ne naa at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE -WARE TOTTERY,
Corner of Cherry and Third Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA. augl '
JpARMEKS, TAKE NOTICE!
H. F. BIGLER & CO.'
OFFER FOR SALI - i '
SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHOVEL"!
tlows,
WOOD I HON CULUVATOHS ;
Steel Cultivate Teeth,
Shovel Flow Shovels,
IRON & WOOD TLOWS,
HILL-SIDE PLOWS, Ac, Ae.
ClcarSeld, Pa., April t-tm.
m H E HEW
SEWING MACHINE!
The " BLEES I"
Patent Mnk Motion, Almost noiseless machine.
lon't fail to eiamine tt befere purchas
ing eUe where.
H. BRUMS K MF.RCIIAHT TAILOR,
CLKAUFIKLD, VAn
Agent for Clearfield eounty.
jr Local A rents wanted in erery town In the
county, to whom liberal terms will te given.
Don t fail to examine tt and satisfy yourself.
ClcarAeld, Pa., reh. 7, lH7Mf.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS 1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At the Now Tobaoeo and Cigar Store of
it. mi. Hii.t ir,
Between 8baw llouee A Mansioa !!ouee,ClcarltelL
Constantly ow hand a ia. aw.rlss.at of Kay
Congress, Cavendish, Cable, Ppunroll, 1
Michigan aad Century Fine-out -Chewing
Tobaoeo, Ao.
Also, a large and well selected slock of Imported
and Domestic Cigars, Smoking Tobaooos,
Meerschaum and Briar Pipes,
Pipe futures, Tobaoeo
Boiea, Cigar Holders, and ererythlng generally
, foand ia a well regulated Cigar and
, Tohaeea Store,
Mr-Remember the plaeai Market atreet, be
tween Shaw Home and Mansion House, Clear
teld, Pa. ' pd.tojaa.4 7J
1872.
1872.
SPRING GOODS!
1, M. KRATZER la Just reeelring a large and
attraotire stock of Fpring Ooods,
DRV OOODS, DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, CARPETS,
LADIES' A CHILDREN'S SHOES,
WALL PAPERS, Aa.
Clearfield, March 6, 1871.
A NEW DEPAItTUIlE
For the Roneflt of Mankind 2
DR. nilVER'l
PILE OINTMENT
This tmnnrtant dlsenrcrv Is one of the most re
markable results of modern medical research, and1
The most Wonderful fc Speedy llemedy
ever knoicn,
II now presented in. ft selentlflo combination el
soothing and healing agents. And hsvlng thor
oughly tefted It In numberless esses, with most
saiisfnetury results, do not hesitate In offering if
to the public as
The most cortain. rnp.J and clTectunt
REMEDY FOR PILES, :
no matter of how long atanding.
Vt-Sold by all Druggists and Medielne Deal,
era who d.sira io ell.iie tho auffcrlngs of their
follow beinga.
PRICE, 60 CENTS PER BOX.
T. J. DOVER, Sole Proprietor,
netii'tl Clearfield, Pa.
WATCHES I WATCHES I
I hara a large Block of AMERICAN
and SWISS WATCHES, of lha differ
aa gradaa, In from two te eight onaoa
eases. I offer Iheea for sale LOW, and
gaarantea them le girt entire satisfaction,
JEWELRY I JEWELRY I
A good assortment of Ladles' and Oeal'a
Jewelry of the lateat atylaal Always gelling
aojiethlng newl
I would aak Lumbermen aad ether, who la
tea d purchasing Watches te call and aeemy
stock before going to lha cities, aa I am eery
aaia I sea aell Walchea aa low aa Ihey ean be
bought, besides the difference In diiUnce la
th. .rent ef th. go.de prorlog defectlre.
All kinds ef REPAIRING Inmyllnepromilly
elteaded te al the star, on Secoad street, appe
tite the Coart llouee. For your liberal support
the put I an eery thankful.
April I, U7J.
I. I. SNIDER.
REASUItER'S 3ALE
rpRE
UNSEATED LANDS
In Clearfield Countr, Pa., for
1870 end 1071.
' Nottee la hereby girea, la parsoanea
of an Aot of Assembly approved Ihe
iztn day oi Juue, A. V. mil, entitled
"An Aot to emend an Aot direeting the
mode of selling unseated leada in Clear
field oounty." and the aeveral aupple
tneuta thereto, there will be exposed
to publio sale or outcry, at the Court
House, tn the borough of Clearfield, on
the HECOND MONDAY, 10th day of
J UN K, A. 1. W 1, Ihe roiiowmg tracts
or pieces of unseated lands in said
county, for Uses due and unpaid, vis:
lleccarla.
,V, Je. Ptr. H'amiNree. r.
B ; Pater Millar 41
' ' fj V joaB Maller..i.. 0
el) Fred'k Hubley.. 14 10
it John Rauaman.. 7 21
V Fr.d'k Howinaa 8 JJ
71 ill Thee. Bllllngtosj It 14
l:U Phil. Myslaeope i 8
lot) John Mysineope 42 110
7t (0 Michael Mo. .sr, 24 78
I IV Mlchsel Muaaer, 14 III
' 10D Jaa. McMurtrie. ii 40
It Tboe.Murf story 20 82
, 80 . Magnua Wilier... II J. 2
4lt " Joha Brady 82 23
' lilt William Uredy.. tt 00
i .. - M : 1. k K. Btalr...l41 88
nt , k , Joha Whitmar... tb 43
' Hi Henry Whltmer, 14 48
"-'' 181 William Wllaoa.. 84 lo
ili i 1X4 i Jacob King 87 7
., 101 John Oibsosu...., Ill 21
lit 71 Hubert Wilson... 81 OA
.,1J lis William Oray..l0S 2i
4S lit John Miller lot Ji
" t Browa A Fulton, 10 II
, , II 80 Joha Ketland.... Til
' . 181 118 Peter Oeti.. it 80
' VI 91 Jeremfh Moeker 20 88
, 4U 158 Datid Barton.... 88 81
J30 li Martin Frants... 41 00
. . IU 125 J. Prants, Jr.... it
" 74 81 Thomaa Gibson 21 10
800 Jacob King..... 7 88
, ; at Wis. Plunk. u.. 4 82
,174 A. Myaoneope- 40 3.1
170 47 Jara. Masher... 49 88
' 100 Keegy 28 40
lit Frsd. Boetee.... 81 Si
188 87 ThosBillington 41 70
811 John Beam Ill t
8S0 14S Martin Foata... 4 40
824 Mathlaa Barton 62 fl
, 74 Thomas Oibsoa li 8
S1A 15S Fred. Beatea... i OS
' 12 40 J. Mussersmlth tt t7
14 Bro wu . Fultoa 4 80
110 II. Haupt, a Oe 12 80
i0 Jacob Fouls...., t 00
160 W. Whitesidec II 40
lie ' Thomas Qreom IS 00
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-...1.10 ill
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.... 17 H2
.... 23 05
.... SI 47
.... 82 H2
84 25
...22 00
....148 88
V8 80
till lit John Nicholas.. 28 Vt
150 Nicklinalirifflth It Oil
430 135 Joseph Room.... 1.12 57
4.'13 Brnj. (Ilhbs 14i 24
III 10 Henry Ueck... 85 08
HI 17 " " .... II 87
31 128 NleklinaOrifnih 8 7H
V0 - 18 8
10(1 Henry Beck-... 2.1 HO
4IIII ' " ....llll 80
202 " " .... 83 04
IIIOODS.
A'o. Ac. Ptr. Morn. alee.
2004 8K 0 Roberts A Fos..ll 10
i: 8 1.18 NicklinAUnffllh 12 71
iv:
208 " " 4 811
312 J. W. Pmith Si V
illil 107 A. K. Wright.... 20 2H
4.20 1D20 00 W. S. Kc.Utu... .18 Oil
SOU 111 Roberts A Foa.. 13 60
35110 1IIII5 lit " .1 27
.1010 100 Jacob Ililger 12 V0
150 1). Irrin's est... .1:17 80
Joha P. Dal 10 3
10U 75 Si Roberta A Foi.. 21 08
oe " J flu
121 George Toaer.... 71 00
llngtra.
Ae. Ptrt H'drnrMlse,
!! Joha Thomaa It 07
408 71 II. H. Drinker 88 4
Williem McCormick.... 68 83
Nancy Bogga. 04 Oft
41 Malcolm McDonald.... 82 08
41 John II r era 82 t
tt Michael Cookie... 87 34
Barbara Snyder 13 20
George Hodman 24 63
70 Joseph Drinker 37 82
Henry Parner 1 87
George Arrra , il 84
31 William Trouliuan..... il 84
John Koaa il K4
418
440
429
42t
427
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2.14
70
427
427
400
I. It
ti 146 llichard Thomaa....
49 Itarbara Snyder
404 Mair Mcl.enaban..,.
427 .lemee Steinheiser...
t Ii7 Mrrrrll A Bigler..
17 J'thn Montgomery 2i ft
17 H4
. 8 90
, 6i 21
58 14
. II it
, 35 9.1
. li 75
11 36
Watson A Munson....
Joseph Bsll
John Huslen.
llradfurd.
Pee. Hwrnselre.
Hugh Ely..
Ji Ji.lin Campbell
Ilsll A Buck
.Ibhn Vaughn
Vartha lluaton ,.
17 Voli) Mcl.anahan....,
fiidrew Pelil.
fJatthias Slaymaker.
o owner .
raticia West
. Mnlnra
useph Powell..
faniel 'Iraha
J. L. Hell.
illiara Graham,
dm Henna....,,..
'avid Askcy...
udrew Petit...
Ilrady.
Ae. Pr. HrarrrrNee.
8
Jr.
17 84
28 i7
It 04
81 li
10 to
71 30
27 2
1.1 V
23
23 80
8 60
1.1 16
. 4 80
t 14
T 31
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17 8ll
28 80
W. Kirknalriek. 66 81
84 Roberta A Pol. 21 34
O.B.tloodlandcr 17 84
Conrad Long..., 47 89
J. U. Smith Mi 96
Henry WyeoC..201 81
S:
491
3i74
II2S
51411 1
6877
579
5HH
5880
260. Ki Robert Curry.... 65 13
823 3: Joha Dunlap..., 81 05
lOi H 'I , Casper Clever... 20 92
195 Tf " " ... 15 71
2(lf) 6 0 HolierU A Fos. l 13 75
'1.1 4.1 Christ. Lower,.. 73 67
"jjjjjn 400 Roberta A Foi..41 80
I Ii I. 8. Weleh 4 67
65 C. II. Prraeotl... 14 51
' " 821 R. B. Cathers..,, 76 ti
Ut Hi Christ. Lower... 81 76
,, 50 Adam Wearer.. 10 3S
100 J. W. Knillh 14 41
100 . Jacob Hilcbruo, 15 75
75 Jhn l'.nts 4 li
ion llolop'rsllru'a'r 14 45
I0H . Kelly A Co 11 07
118 850 WriglitaDarllng 96 78
78 Jamb I'cots..... 4 Ii
Burnalde.
V. Ac. Ptr. H'orro.ree.
jC.ua 100 John Nicholson, 88 15
..H03 114 " " 196 14
js4 8S6 " " 16i 88
70 John Mailer.... 45 80
81 Aliram Wuilmer 42 IV
114 Ca.p.8harTcr,Jr. 66 61
200 Daniel Whlliaerl52 05
424 John Hubley 247 61
103 Mary Roberta... it 97
847 Joha Treaaler,..iii 76
321 Coapor rhofler...lH7 63
lot Snider A Hums, 36 OKI
Slit J. Wlllieruon...l65 75
324 MaryCrawford..l79 01
311 T. Hpackman....2l8 60
298 Rvbercs llrown..2IO 08
lot Leonard llollia. 8j Ii
Chrat.
At. Pr. Hormo'ee.
llll l.'.S ll.nj. Young 150 i7
118 153 Martha Worlligtoa 101 V2
II 80 JameaPeg 219 10
loO William Jlau.man 61 70
l' 153 John llord 4.1 90
.111 16.1 Jnslah Wagner 161 14
i:l 163 Thomas Hamilton 161 90
Jainea Ho 71 Ii
4.1S 163 John Cunningham 114 OS
5 ' Charlea Golun It t
J" Robert Fleming 43 00
!0 luao Uiehard.on 48 90
2K Jonathan Walker 4S 90
4.18 153 Joha Cook 171 1
4:it 163 J.Kieph Kwlng 171 16
4113 168 William Cook 171 18
413 163 Ales. Hunter lit 80
886 Isaac Kirk A Co 16141
It McCord tract 81 It
267 Hush llarlle. 16 14
8 Joseph, Piper 16 7t
171 George Page. 77 88
411 Henry Page.. 78 81
231 Jamea Noble. 77 87
190 lt Child. Rohner 61 4'
pnt. Mti.
As. Ptr. Wrrwafee.
87 - John McPherren I 78
It P. lllanchard, It 66
433 153 John Muaaer lit 80
166 Miller A Criat 89 90
22 " 7 81
lot Mebalfy a Mitchell.... ii 70
100 John llrerinrman II ti
61 J. A II. Ilrelh 8 54
000 Ford A Sprinkle 81 ill
67 William Roland t 97
110 Joseph MoMurray 4! li
74 97 Patrick Nohl 13 3D
111 Hugh Hartley 611
438 Malthiaa Slough.. 151 10
Covington.
A'o, Ae. Ptr. H'urroaree.
i3tl7 HII4 Ueorge Mead.,,. 84 16
1.178 43 : " ' .... 66 20
1404 325 . .... 38 81
1898 178 . Morrlsa8tewert,!04 00
1899 890 , " " 814 00
1902 66V 1 " 114 til
1941 645 " " 191 29
1HII9 00 ' Mary Wearer... 16 10
IV4I ' 16 MorrlssHlewart, 64
1HUI IIW ' " 41 25
1377 1100 f George Mead.. ..128 II
1 Mi; 4i0 Von aBtewart 13 30
18V3 300 ' 14 07
127 : Emerlck sltcltor i 07
24t 1 II. Uurgntt 16 00
1891 283 , Morris ABtewart 64 69
Decatur.
Ae. Ptr. R'orrnnree.
106 Hi James Hamilton- 44 82
4V 41 John bkyron -20 56
7.1 Thomas Kdmnndson... 80 60
itl lit Thomas lllllinglon 148 86
404 Charles Ililk... 181 08
111 Patrick .Moore 43 87
100 Thomaa Slewardaon 36 80
lit Joaeph Matlock 64 40
10 Robert llallslmer 14 01
11 Mary MoLanabau 87 97
404 Ann MoLanahan...... Hi 47
I t Stacy W. Thorupeon.... 28 46
it Mary MoLanahan 88 90
84 137 Joaeph Whitehall 86 It
400 Robert Rainey 147 10
108 Jacob Downing...,, 36 io
it Thomaa Htrwardaoa... II 40
90 John Drinker 37 92
lilt Samuel Kay 39 15
146 147 Thomaa Kdmundaon... 83 63
400 Samuel Hambletoa...10i 80
10 Joseph Hansom. 8 76
1110 William lloorer 40 45
it Thomaa Hlewardsoo... 7 05'
201 Jonathan NosbU.. , 16 20
17 Joseph Hansom. 3 20
7i David Stewart. 16 71
100 Casper llalns 36 60
891 Thomaa P. Copc....13I 10
264 Thomas Edmundson... t4 11
281 Gilbert Vaught. ...113 32
314 John Harrison. 65 80
159 Elisabeth Harriaon 31 40
Hi E. Fletcher 24 Ot
331 Joaeph Uurriaon........ tV 40
ferertiMD.
Ac. Ptr. Warramtt.
2.1.1 lit John HsmbrigbL. 7t 70
433 Ii3 George Ro.s 146 24
74 Lewis Jordan 21 68
100 Ahram Og.len.. 18 Ot
100 Adam Rigarl 11 16
10 . Matlhiaa Slough.. 8 63
it H. Pesamore....w 6 7i
140 Dsniel Frank 13 it
it John Graff. t 10
filrard.
,Vo. Ae. Ptr. Wnrranlret.
5356 HOt Ueorge Mead.... II tl
i:i6 1066 - .... 90 63
8365 7il " .... 60 69
6371 10S2 .... 91 V6
8.108 1 1 110 " .... tl 01
M71 1100 " .... 94 04
i379 611 " " .... 15 48
i:i71 1083 ., 9J 4
5.100 1100 " 11 .... 94 64
1358 11148 " .... 9.1 66
i.154 10O8 " " .... 89 II
5359 11)110 " .... 84 75
5! .5 1100 " " .. 14 04
1862 K08 ....llll 14
i.16l HOt " " ....2119 00
1921 20.1 108 Morris Stewart 7 70
IU.I1 149 lit " " 36 48
1931 636 ' 34 70
1924 4118 101 42 66
1890 254 120 " " 84 16
8017 10 " " 1 i-1
1929 140 S3 94
5.152 7W8 George M.aJ...IUl 79
6.176 1100 " " ...160 80
i:ii.1 llllO o ...Sio 80
6:157 lino ...tj. an
1866 121 Morriaa Stewart 8 12
IH8V 227 116 " 13 87
3618 2H2 66 "17 i
1921 83 "' I 16
192V 8 it " 13
1930 181 " 21 76
1916 321 II 15 7
187 87 44 ' " 66 18
1927 4.1 7V " " 9 l8
192 409 " 69 86
19! 187 " ' " 18 86
188 1..8 - 45 00
1917 846 - 69 II
3610 106 " 18 08
1887 456 " ' 77 3
1916 it w g 4j
, 8 A. Hngaeny.,., 4 it
100 " It 95
1921 111 Justin PlubelU I 93
Cloahen.
So. At. Ptr. R'arraalcee.
531.1 653 George Mead... 94 8
1SI7 105V " " ...156 67
1.118 lent " ...161 !
131t invt " ' ..161 tl
5320 1100 " " ...161 80
6:131 1008 . ...149 18
0323 1100 - ...161 80
1314 760 " " ... 93 10
5311 loot ' ...118 00
616 H'OO ' " ...118 Of
5328 11110 u 00
1331 1IU0 " ...187 00
1325 100 ... 8i 60
8321 HOt - a (I.
i.lli 62.1 " ...111 i
1911 100 Morris Stewart 18 90
6314 Sot Wm. Mape 3i to
1911 418 Morriss Stewart 40 61
1908 176 VI - - - ti
i.194 1211 7 George Mcad...3.M 67
1.126 HOt " ....lit tO
1327 1118 " " ...322 67
1329 1100 " ...319 00
6.130 1100 ' " ...8 It 00
I9.'3 358 O. Albert A Bro 46 60
1921 200 W. A. Wallace., t 60
19!! lot Morriis Hlewarl 11 40
1888 771 77 Gil'h'maGarri'al07 14
79 Knob Lot.. 8 80
firaliam.
Ac. Ptr. Warramtert.
297 Thomaa P. Cope 47 41
198 John Hkyron.. 16 71
I John Tliooiaa. 2 00
10V George Mrs. 1 17 44
340 Joseph Simon lit 40
164 Bernard Grata... 6V 93
ISO . ii 18
It J. Henry. 1 60
818 ' 97 20
100 Charles Hall 86 00
41 J. C. Aliport 12 74
145 Israel Cope T 40
il Charles Hall 1 00
Cullrh.
Ae. Per. rlorroerrfe.
lit 121 Christian Hlokca 11 61
IV3 121 Mathiaa Young 83 20
43:1 153 Christian llailer 196 04
433 16.1 George Mu'ser I Ml 64
137 48 Thomaa raler 103 48
111 Dsniel Orrley CO Ot
115 Tl Geo. Baker, Jr 93 16
481 141 Timothy Paiton 188 6.1
4.18 153 John Burge 190 64
356 6V K. lirlgcrt 142 69
111 Urn). Wilson .15 9s
"I R.Atliorton II 24
3lli 46 George llaker 67 0V
N 114 George aloore.. 2V 91
3(9 96 " 151 07
134 . . Phil. Gloalnger 67 tl
lit John MoCahen. 68 37
438 153 Edward Hand.. 45 46
t8 George Mead 18 911
lot John McCalien. VJ 87
98 Lampblack 36 40
126 iletij. Wilson 27 83
116 John Whitiurr. 17 72
1.18 Plgotl Hhnw 34 02
I HO John nhilmrr. II 70
170 H. Henderson ,, 10 38
60 T. Morlhague 19 63
1 26 Pigotl Shaw 31 VI
I HI Edward Hand.. 19 jj
U6 Brnj. W ll.oo I 40
78 R. Ilunnal 1 j
lluaton.
Per. H'orreNfre.
J. O. Kidder.... il 00
W. Wlllink 117 73
David Caldwell 63 26
Moore A D. Isnj 3 17 3.1
i " 837 .1.1
837 33
William Power.l.Ml 76
" ' 284 7i
IT ManretDelany I "7 14
Jainea Wllaou .T.'o 76
" 26 II
A'o,
4191
1671
1674
1671
1086
1067
1671
426.1
4264
4IVV
4 1 Ut
42.14
4221
48VV
4890
1061
1081
4121
4336
4.18
1676
177
1171
Ae.
100
420
191
1011
1 1141
1041
9V0
879
847
9t
V90
491
491
4911
40
871
124
V9I
878
Itl
198
lit
lot
ll
847
147
1011
m u 4t 01
" 143 05
141 61
" 161 16
103 67
W. Wlllink 83 61
William PowertSM 48
E. Shoemaker..) 14 95
" 80 V8
William Powers 13 Ot
Jamea Wllaoa. 71 11
.144 61
" 61 47
81 MorrlaADslany.il It
81 " " 49 V I
11 M - . 19. tt
Sand Jalfj.
A'o. At. Per. WerraNfse.
811 164 II Roberta 4 Fog..!47 48
1001 1621 " III 68
I0UI 118V ' 3.18 71
4901 lit) W. Wlllink 17 II
J .91 900 Roberts A Pol,26U IV
1983 42V II 123 94
4171 4V8 Jamas Wll.oa..ll6 88
4264 991 " ' " 44 00
1071 9911 Wm. Powers..,,. 161 46
4200 Hit Jam.a Wtlsoa, 18 88
4181 990 " : " 4 13
4161 498 " " U 01
4200 131 . ; , " " w.l 8 64
4188 141 " " w.p 10 80
4188 iil " , "aep IT 10
4181 498 " - w.l 18 91
4188 llll - 1 - 1.1 14 01
4188 til . " as., 15 13
4271 990 w 41 ,j
4271 495 I " w.p II tl
Jordan.
Ac. Ptr. Warratoei.
224 153 Richard Peters..,.. II 16
43.1 163 Peter Kiihn.. 118 66
4.13 118 Thomas Martin... liO 7!
IH8 Robert Martin.... 98 77
VI 135 " Philip Loasll. 21 09
41 Wm. Johnson V Si
tt Jonathan Jonea... It VI
100 Hlohard Martin.., It itl
4.18 118 Jno. Dunwoodie... 54 88
100 Richard Martin... 23 41
60 . Daniel Smith 13 II
100 ' " - II 11
2C9 Richard Paler..... II 10
tiartliaue.
JVo. Ae. Ptr. Warrantet.
8401 1100 George Mead. ..351 67
Mil I lt " " ...312 67
4111 747 " ...120 87
1413 1041 ' " . " 18 84
1401 1100 " ..178 111
8414 IH't " I ..178 tt
1401 167 17 18 o,
1900 60S MooreaStewartars to
1901 T7I " " 4V0 IV
1943 807 " '' lit 17
1093 100 Chaa. Willlnk.116 to
1430 139 Wm. Suillb 83 31
8771 490 Caaper Wlater..l43 t
1701 801 " " . 81 DO
I09i 97 128 Chat. Wlllink. 18 40
109i 122 " " ... 23 81
1097 100 " ... T 82
1097 1 9 " " ... 11 02
1097 89 ... 6 71
1661 300 N'Cl'.k'yaPot'f It It
1661 85t B- D. Hall 39 60
lj I2S Chaa. Wlllink. I 88
1997 1 " " ... 1 13
loo FASrhnarriaCe 45 00
132 Daniel Yoth.rt 20 97
83 Mery Esses.... I 81
i Jno. H. Vought T 18
13.1 Christ. Broan. 14 V3
Iil J. Uilliland 1 Tl
H4 " ....71 28
111 Oliver Moore. 61
CO H.MeGoaigal. 11 15
L O M.E Michael, t 61
II II. Yotbera 17
il D. B. Hall 1 31
3161 127 Km'ri'kaRslter 17 01
tot Ed. M'Garrey. 14 31
il " 1 Si
74 " - . IN
41 . Keating I 1
62 W. V. Keating. 8 87
ir.T II Jne. McGorv.y 28 20
145 61 ' " It li
knot.
Ae. Ptr. Varranteee.
4.17 48 ltful.cn llainea. 49 81
431 10 Luke Morris- 4V 81
4.13 153 Joseph Hilliard 79 25
433 153 Robert Gray 7t 11
429 41 Jno. Bringhural 80 34
4.13 153 Ssrab Ward... VI 03
433 til George E ly.- PV 03
433 153 Moor. Warton 9V 03
133 153-George A.bton 44 95
43.1 153 llenj. Poultney 12 62
48.1 153 I.iacl Morrir Ili 39
.173 1 51 Martin Pirroe I2i 33
4.13 113 Isaliella Jordan 9V "3
100 Henrv Trout 2i 20
.138 113 Celeb Faula 128 60
154 163 George Weaeult V8 SI
361 163 George Seat!. V7 73
22i John Boyd 77 39
109 Susanna Ward 37 4V
255 (laMM'Coruiirk 85 Tl
71 Thomaa Jordau 8 84
40 Henry Trout a 96
364 John l'irom... 12i II
ht Susanna Hard- II 20
4.13 li8 William Hunter 89 14
.114 153 John Horsey 64 45
t John Iloyd 17 91
186 BenJ. Poultney 46 37
1! . Nancy Robisoa VI
1 .a, rente.
Si. Ae. Per. Harmaree.
i2Vt Hot Geo. Mead 10 71
6.100 II HO " " Id 72
1.100 HOt lot 71
601 1100 ss o tj
6303 1101 in 72
5304 1100 " - 106 72
6.105 1106 106 72
1308 1101 106 T2
1307 1100 " " .....106 71
1308 1106 ' 10 71
830 HOt . 1U6 71
03 10 lltt " - 108 71
6311 1100 1 106 TI
1291 1 1 10 298 37
6291 1100 .....298 87
iSVi 1 100 mm .....298 87
6298 1100 . " 2V8 87
1293 374 " ' 31 73
1289 73 Ti
1995 88 80 Roberta A Fox, 26
III Hugh Jordan... IV 49
418 John Reed 81 12
il 114 Rudoloh Lille.. 3 tl
1001 1020 10 Hobertaa Fol, 78 66
90 Roht. Mitchell, SI II
1114 100 J. W. Smith 48
4 a . ! 16
Jhi W. Montgomery 38 77
it i. b. Oarriaoa. t 36
M. W. enyder. 1 1
16 Isaac Conklin. 1 1
It larael Nichols. 1 64
119.1 72 Geo. Mead .114 It
129il 1167 " M l
1297 IJI8 - ' " 124 61
i2Ut 488 192 76
5291 1100 " 434 it
1901 74 E Irwin a Bona T 84
1908 171 " " 16 48
1917 141 " 15 1
1913 87 M s
Out Lot Mordeeal Shirk 193
Morris.
Ae. Per. H'orromreee.
41.1 George Welsol....2l4 81
106 William Werta lit t
327 Christian Werta...lll 36
87! Darld Laurh 100 12
421 Jesse Vernal 1.10 11
440 61 . Joaeph Turner 136 10
440 109 " ....130 10
.140 20 ' " ....101 40
423 Geo. Ilaleker....l3l II
300 Peter Vernal 9:1 00
4.18 153 Clem. Htocktr V9 61
433 163 Jubn Vaughn 61
433 163 Johnathan Ncl.it 9V 62
.115 VI John Read 158 84
99 142 William Evans.... 48 10
90 Patrick Hays 20 9:1
271 16 Robert Glenn 84 6i
4110 John II or ton VI 00
170 Blair M Lanahan. 18 It
19 Wm. Stewart 151 31
407 131 Hlrhard R. Smith 43 00
117 WalterSlewart 45 46
Ili George Gales 10 80
III Herman Grata.,,. II 81
113 41 t'anrad Swarta.... 47 61
19 17 John Gruff 4 16
137 N. Itei.lcnour-,.., 21 12
401 Fred. Ilubler 92 CD
88 Mathiaa Hlough.... 6 67
484 ti 1 Robert Carson. I ... .5
117 1 N. Held-nour... J "
875 Malbiss Sloogh... 71 86
?i Henry Drinker 4 lt
Iilll 01 Josipk HuMcr 76 57
110 143 Jacob Gruff. 17 15
I John Graff. 1 50
100 William Bigler.... H 00
96 Josvph Poller 14 67
13 Francis John.on.. 18 17
. 8 20
180 ltatlston A Hoover 14 c5
331 Conrad Hwarts 31 80
IHO Jiic.b GrafT 17 00
410 Joseph Turner 4 00
499 Ilea. Ilnybnker 69 80
I'cnil.
4V0. Ae Per Wnrramtree.
61 Patrick Hogcrt.... T 11
50.11 643 14 John Nickolaon...l91 tl
166 Greenwood Hell... 10 40
l.'l Ni klin a Griffith. 41 0.1
Pike.
A'o. Ae. Per. Il'oreoa'ees.
6778 200 Ino. Nickolson. t 68
1783 1020 61 " " ... 67 72
6781 811 41 " " ... 83 88
5774 61.1 64 " '.. 75 81
5771 620 64 " " ... 18 32
4253 967 i James Witeon...l2.1 12
4250 113 58 " " ... 8 83
4259 0'JJ " " " ... 7 60
4261 1190 " " ...I"! 46
4261 823 " " ... 11 16
4262 957 81 " ... 70 Oi
577 in " " 68
5777 411 13 Jno.Mck.il.oo-87 t
1777 419 11 " .- 50 71
15 John P. lUvt-- II 61
4261 990 Jamea Wll.on.. .10 09
4020 478 W. 8. Roberta... 17 1.1
lit Joaeph Bally.... 14 68
296 7.. MoNaul, 17 to
461 ...... 2
1776 471 60 Jne. Nirkoleon. 41 t
177 17 CalsbWay 2V II
1776 lot Jno. Nicholson. 1.1 03
5771 100 "' " t Tt
6 M. Henry. II .11
6777 UT Jno. Nicholson. IS 68
4210 171 Jamea Wllaoe.., II Tl
1151 lit I'nknewB tl 46
Uwlou.
Ao. At. Per. Warrantee.
1608 909 111 RohertraPoiAt 61
85VV 60 6 " .14 14
8182 Tt'V 80 " " -Tl VI
8581 1211 .43 T6
8198 861 " " .42 8T
4121 840 67 Jaa.Wllaoa).t7 13
Hoodward.
Ae. sr. H'aeroalee,
411 41 John Cannon.....!!! 61
420 110 Henry Drlnker..lt 8
110 Wm. Drlnk.r 89 61
4.18 111 Isaac Wh.eler-146 t
lilt Ssm'l Eoillo... ii 4.
111 8 Thomas Neil.,.. It 40
80 Eli Hootmsa f 14
II 150 John Vaught... 88 88
16t Mary Neil 83 14
tt llenj. John.on-. 8V 44
47ft Ilagerty..,....101 62
401 M. Barton. lol 88
Tt Mary Nell 41 II
811 141 Joha M'Cahea.. 88 80
67 143 Mary 0 nnelly..lia 8.1
100 Roland Evans... 21 to
834 4! Plg.it Shaw 121 16
III Srbastisn Graff.. 78 41
438 73 T. Edmonson.... 158 x?
436 Jor. A.hlrldgs.,17! 1
210 113 John Musser,Jr 78 36
121 Ell Uootman.... 21 7!
100 : Mary Sandwich 27 82
218 Chancy Rlckottl 87 44
U " " V5
104 Joseph Clark 29 71
101 John McClellan 4 80
1(0 Joha Lowder..... 4 80
431 163 Philip Least 161 M
433 163 Jacob R.Howsll2l3 0
433 118 Wm. Johnson.. ..161 5!
100 83 Oeo. Bruckbam. 49 so
16 Samuel Emlin... 60
141 Charlea Hight... 43 60
237 Daniel Turner... ii 02
100 Henry Ehaln. .19 en
151 Joha Lowe II 40
100 Iaaae Goes 1 10
71 Roland Evans... 1 II
170 Pater Loader.... 8 0
16 Charles Lowder. I 20
444 John Hairisoa...l68 81
100 Jot. Clark li .10
100 BenJ. Jobn.on.. 64 73
43T Reuben llaina... 79 01
438 Luke Moirla..... 79 10
100 Geo. Ashlon..... 11 to
147 12 E J. Frunor... 48 82
III ,Thos. Martin.... 24 110
100 William Hhuur.. 7i'00
8 Susanna Ward.. 9
16t . William Parksr. I 40
27 Chsrles Lowder. 71
SAML'EL P. WILSON,
Tressnror.
Clcarteld, April I, 1N72 91.
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SHAW llOUSK,
(Cot. of Market A Front street.,,"
CLEARFIBLfr, PA. .
This mas;nileent Hotel ia eotirelr new, com
plete ia all ite appoietraonte, and convenient to
the Court Hone.. A Tree Omnibue rone te and
Irom lha Depot on the arriral and departure of
each train. - MRS. B. O. CLKMKKTS,
-April It, 1T1. . - - - - Proprie4rea.'
ASIlINGTOtf hOUSE,.
. KKW tTASUINQTOW, PA.
This aew anal well forniabrd boas, has bee
taken by the andersigned. He feels oonldent ot
being; able le render eaUetaotioa to thoaa who uae
laror him witb a oall. '
Mr 6, 171. O. W. ft A VIS, l'rop'r.-
REVERE IIOUSK,
H U R N S I I K, P Ji.
'J'taa sobserib.r bavin, ltuilf . new Ilol.l. ilh
all modern improreroeois. Is prepared to receive
s;u..i.. s ne taoio win o. aul. plica Wlin toe eoaa
ia the aaarketi lha bar wilh lha ehooiooat liijuera.
uoou siaoiing aiiacnea.
eprt-ljr ' A. 11. SCHAKITKR, PropV.
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
MARKET St., CLKAHFIELD, Ta.
THIS Iarg nd eoD.mod.oiu sew hotel hat
been opened for lh accoinuoiititluD ot (bo
uhlifl. where tbe proprietor will be glad to meet
it old fr.Mtdi, mni reoelve rhere ef naliltenat-
ronefe. By it riot perional attention im tbe de
Uili oi hie buiineu. be bopei to be able to render
tatiittiolinn lo bii patrom. Tbe TADLB will
alwayi be Uuntifjlly pupplied with the bettt that
ean be procured in tbe market, and the UAB
will oontato a full totk of Llgt'OltS. UKKU, Aa
Good lUbling attaubt d.
Clearfield March , lBfiil-ly . . Proprietor.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of Second end Market Streets,
CLKARHELD, PA,
Till 3 eld aad coremodioue Hotel baa. durlnf
the nasi vaar. been eniaried to doable lie
former eapaeitv for the ontertaiomeut of atran
gera ani g-ueete. The whole baildlng haa keen
rerurniahese, ana tea preprievor win eiier.
paina to reader his cueata eomfortable while
slayior; with hiia.
f-Iht "Manaloa Ileus. ' umniuus run. 10
and from the Depot on Ihe arrival and departure
of eaoh trele. JOHN HOLUHEKTV,
apr0-7l tf Proprietor.
T EONARD HOUSE,
I J Near the Railroad llrpot.
CLKARFIKLU, r r. a Tt A.
Tills bouse is larre. well lurnished, end nearlv
new, and tbe Proprietor feela eonhdeut of render
ing satisfaction to gut-eta. N. 11. Oood atabllng
eonneeted with the hotel. ' -
04-71 S. B. ROW, Proprietor.
ST. C1IARLKS HOTEL,
(Opposite R. R. llepot.l
CLEARFIKLH, PhNN'A.
The undersigned, bating beooine proprietor
of this house, ia now ready to entertain stranger,
and trarelera, and therefore eulicite sojourners to
give him a call. His Table will be supplied witb
Ihe bst tbe market affords, and Lis Bar will con
tain tbe choicest of wines and liUois. Extensile
Hal. line is attached.. Charges moderate.
janl0'71 JAMES McLAUGIILIN.
WESTERN HOTEL,
' ' Oppoaite the Court Houae,
CLEARFIKLH, PENN'A.
Accommodations Arst-elaaa and charges moderate,
oeti JOHX.F. yOL'NO, Proprietor.
JUTOlIll HOUSE.
Oppoaiu the Court Uouee,
LOCK I1AVEK, PE.NN'A.
J.I4 71 UAISKAL A KROM, Prop's.
TkKOCKEHHOFK IIOISC,
EELLEPOSTE, PA,
1). JOHNSTON A SONS,'
oct2i'7l Proprittore.
M ERIC AN HOUSE,
" Main Street,
o4 71
BR00KVILLE, PENN'A.
SHANNON A HI IlKKTT,
Proprietora.
RAILKOAD HOUSE,
Main Street,
PHILIl'SHURU, PENN'A.
The undersigned keeps oo.Untlv on hand the
boat of Liquors. His table Is always sopplied
with the heat Ihe market affords. The traveling
public will do well to aire him a call
noil, '66. RUULHT LLOYD.
SUSyUEUAXXA HOUSE,
Cl'RWENSVlI.LE,
ClearQeld county, Penn'a.
This old and well eetablilbid Hotel, beautifully
situated on the bauks of the Susquehanna, in the
borough of Curwrnsvllle, has been leased for a
term ol yeara by the andorsigned. It haa been
entirely rt-lltted. and ia now open lo the publw
generally end the traveling community in par
ticular. No paina will be spared to render guests
comfortable while tarrying al thia hou. Ample
Stabling room for the eocom modal ioa of leaiua.
Cbargua modi-rate.
S..t. 18, lflt tf. ELj BLOOM.
goots and ltors.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Doot and Shoe MauufjMtoTFlC
, -CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAS juet received a Ins lol of French CALF
SKINS, and la now prepared le manufac
ture everything In hia line at the loweat Bgeree.
He will warrant hia work to be ae repreaented.
Ha re.peeUolly aollelta a call, at hia ahop on
Market atreel, aeeond d( or west ef tbe po.tofice,
where he will do all In his power to render sella
faction. Some Ine Ualter topa on hand.
tay,'7-y DANIEL CONNELLY.
BOOT Att SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK,
Cor. MARKET A In Sra., CLEARFIELD, Tt.
rpilK proprietor has entered into the BOOT J1
X SHOE kuaiaoss at the above aland, and
la determined not to be outdone either ia quel
lly or price for 11 Is work. Special attention
will be paid to manufacturing Sewed work. He
haa on hand a large lot ef Kreneh Kip and
Calf Skins, of the very heel quality. The clil
aena of Cloarleld end vicinity ere respectfully
Invited lo give hlai a trial, Ne charge for calls,
novt.' I lf
UsrrUntircuj.
JOB PRINTING !
Binnks, Letter llcatls,
Bill Heads,
Statements, Envelopes,
Canls, Posters,
end all other kinds of
Job Printing,
promptly tuoenled al Ihil office.
Clearfield Nursery.
KXCOUltAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
flHR underalgned, having eetahllahad a Nul
1 aery e a lha 'Pike, about half way betweea
Clearfield and Carwensvllle. la prepared te far
nlah all kinds of FRUIT TREES, (standard and
dwarf,) Evergreens, Shrehhery, Qrape Vines,
(loo. cherries, Lewton lllarkkerry, Strawberry,
and Rasberry Vines. Alio, Siberiaa Crab Tree.,
Quince, and early aevrlet Rhuberb, Ae. Orders
promptly attended to. Address,
4. v. sniuiii.
aepIO II-y Curw.neville, Pa
O. I. c.
"riIERR lo buy my DRY HOODS, 0R0-
eeries, Oueensware, Olas.ware, Drugs and
Notions, Confectioneries Ae., vhesp for cash
The subscriber begs lesie lo Inform bis eld and
new customers thai be has Opened
A VARIETY STORH
IX Ul.KN HOPE, PA.
And will ai'll gooda at pricea lo Bull the timea. A
libernl reduction will be made to ou.toaiert buy
ing al wholesale.
Call and eiamliie mr slork b.f..ra porehaslrg
elsewhere. A liberal share of public patronage ia
solicited.
C. J. KEAflT.
(Hen llopej Pa., June II, 1STI.
N
TEW STOKE
IN 1I0UTZDALE!
P. GALLAGHER hating Juet retnrnwl from
Ihe .aal with an entire new and complete e.aort
ment of Merchandise, suitable for Winter and
Spring trade, which haa been eeleoled wilh great
care and bought at low rales, la prepared to fur
nish the eitiseus of Houtadale and vicinity wilh
gooda at a very light advance on Irel eoat lor
cash. Country PiimIuoc aad Shlnglea taken at
market price. Call and examine my stock befere
perch..!,! .-".here. p GALLAGHER,
Houlsdnlr, Fa., r.h. II, l7Mj