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THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, l'A
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL I. 1874,
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Terms of Subscription,
If paid In advance, or wllliln time months ,..$! 00
If paid after three end before six months I 60
If paid after tbe expiration of six montlii... 8 00
RELIGIOUS ! OTIC liS.
Metbodlat Riilnropal Church Tier. A. D
Yocun, Pastor. Public Sorvioa amy tiabbath
Sabbath School at 0 A.M.
Prayor Meeting ovorv Tliurs.lav, at 7 1 P. M.
Communion Service, drat Sabbath of every
montn, at iuj a. ai.
Presbyterian ChurcbBeT.II. 8. Burta
Sabbath aervloel morning and evenins: Sab
bath Sohool at 8 P. M. Prayer Mooting Wednes-
aav evening.
Mt. Fraud-' Church CathollcRov,
J. Sukriium. Mass at 10 o'clock A. M., on thi
leoond and fourth Sundays isf enah month.
Lutheran Church. Rev. A. J. iUursoox
Preaching every Sabbath, morning and evening,
Sabbath bohool at 0 a. m. Prayer meeting every
vteuncmay evening.
Buy from the men who udvertiso.
iuoney can be laved by to doing.
Mr. John Guolicli oflors for rent
faouie, loeated on Market ttrcet.
A now paper is about being started
in Aiuona, lo be called the soai6il-onisf.
An exchange says that ('. O. D. is
now interpreter! to mean "Cruiadei On Dram.
ibopi."
By tho lust Reveille wo notice that
J. W. Scott, Ki(j.( la announoed aa anlitant editor
of that paper.
The once populous city of Pitbolo,
it li stated, now containa but nlno familiea. Once
it claimed a population of 1 5,000.
A building in Altoonn, belonging to
the Kailruad Company, and known aa Logan
llall, wal damaged by Ore on Fridet, to the
amount of lix or eight hundred dollar!.
Mr. James O. JCreidcr, formerly an
employe of tbia ofhoo, haa connected himself with
the publication of the Mcyeytowu Journal, which
by tho way la a very noal little paper.
Treasurer Wise this week publishes
the programme for the annual lax-collecting
tour. Tax-payert are advlied lo read it and
govern themselves aooordingly.
A Ngw FosTomoE. The Postofflco
Department faai established a new office at Sandy
Ridge, on the Tyrone A Clearfield railroad, and
W. R. Miller haa been appointed Postmaster.
Discharged. Over throo hundred
employe! were discharged from the llarriaburg
Car Shops last week. Tho Company was ecus
xtelled to adopt this oourse because of the scarcity
of work.
Postmaster Gaulin receives each
evening the New York daily papers. This is
pretty quick work. Papers printed in Nework
city in the morning oan be read by the people of
Clearfield in the evening.
The Clinton Democrat, ot font week,
says: "The last heard from Judge Mayer and
family by bis friends here was from Naples. lie
was en route for Rome, where be doubtless is now,
and where he will spend several weeks.
Mr. John L. Kragle nnnouncos by
advertisement in this week's paper that in the
future he Is going to "swing his own brush," and
respectfully offers bis services to our citiiens as a
bouse, sign and ornamental painter. Read hii
advertisement.
Hon. B. F. Myers has disposed of
lua uetiiord uattttt to Jonn M. Krynolds and
Edward F. Kerr, Esqs., and has removed with bis
family to Ilurrlsburg, and will now devote his
entire tlmo and attention to the editorial manage
ment of the Patriot,
Tub Lightning Bod Swindle. The
RATE! OF POSTAGE. ,
The f!l.l.,. ,;n .i. . .
loiter, i al,o the . o.t." . n .p"?.?'.u0" "" ' appruaoUlnf when all the huuibuirs. to.
i . ,. ' t " -" ,i, . , . ..
u uiauauie manor, to and from all e img, wm oe ecauerrii over
pirn of the United States t
LcvTXRa,
Letters to auy part of the t'uitud
Stales ,.,.
Drop letters that ia. letters
in a city, to be delivered elsewhere
in mo satno oily
Postal cards to aiiy part uf the I). S.
Registered loiters are oharged 6
ecnla in addition to tho proper post,
age.
Kiiwsi'Ai'Kna, Books, Most, etc.
fTcwspuiiers, circulars and uthernrTnT.
ed matter (except books), seeds, out-
tings, bull , roots and scions, in
package, not exceeding 4 lbs. in
weight, for each 2 os. or fraction,. .i
Hooks, in packages not exceeding 4
lbs. in weight, for each 1 oi. or
iraollnn
Merchandise and samples, in pack
ages not exceeding 12 oa. In weight,
for each 2 os. or fractloo
Kowspapers, circulars and periodicals
no vacocmng x os. in weight, de
posited for local delivery
Exceeding 2 os., for each additional
1 os ,
the country again. The Venango Spectator I in
parts us one of last year's lessons In tho llirhtiiini
Each i oi. rod line as follows :
"Some fanners in this section of the State are
just now experiencing the toVols of patronising
tho lightning-rod peddler. Them is a regular
seasou lor these peats, just aa there Is for potato
hugs and oilier foes to bucolic pursuits. Last
lightning rod season one 1). C, llroois traveled
through this oounty putting up rods. A fanner
In Irwin township, who wittied to secure immu
nity from lightning, gave llrooks a Job of Ironing
his barn, the price of which was to he twenty,
three dullars. After the work was finished, tho
farmer offered to pay Brooks Iho monoy, but
llrooks was In no hurrr for oaih. He am,!.! Mr.
Hie farmer all the time he wanted, and therefore
produced what ho called a oontract la duplicate.
The fanner signed one of the nsnera anil li
to llrooks; Drunks signed Iho other paper and
gave it lo the farmer. 'Iho paper llrooks kept
was a judgment no!o what the farmer held wal
a simple contract. And now for the sequel :
"Last week a (rsinlusi writ from Washington
oounty, Issued by llrooks against our Irwin town,
ship fannor, was received by Sheriff Mark. The
writ calls for $12:1 one hundred dollars more
than the price of the lightning rods, as agreed to
by tbe parties. Brooks hai iumcd cloven fl. o.
wrltl in this oounty against nersons In noiirhhnr.
ing oouulies, which will ha followed by (Minium
writs sent to too counties
9 ocnti.
2 oenls.
1 oU each.
For every
x 01
I cant.
t cents.
! ecnls.
1 ct. each
1 cent,
On Thursday, Miiroh 10th, 1874, hy llev. II. II.
Rovu, Mr. T. II. WILSON and Miss llA'lTIli
V. I'AILKNER, both of llrookville, Pa.
Ilirsin, lung may you wavo.
On Thursday, Maroh 10th, 1874, at St. Paul's
Parsonage, in Pliilipsburg, by Rnv. Wh. Mar
ii, Mr. WILLIAM QUICK and Mlsa LU
C 1 1 L i I A fc M I G H, of M oi rlail le.
On Thursday, April ltd, 1H74. hr Rev. Wh. M.
Bi iiciikhui), Mr. WILLIAM DAVIS and Miss
HANNAH CATIIAltINK ilAUERTY, both of
Alailera, I Icurtiold county.
On Friday, April d, IHTi.by Hro. W. Svt:vcn,
r..q., .Mr. JUM.I'M JAI IHAIIY Slid Mra.CATII
Altl.SK MAI HklK, both of Covington towushlp
i-luarneld oounty.
mi
here tlin viitllmB liv
All matter not nrenalil . . i. I And it is said. lnnii7 will mv Itrftnk' k.pM.
so wrapped that it oan he examined without de- n,t"r '"our the expenae and lossoftiino re
stroying the wrapper, and must not eontain any I"'""1 10 (!" 10 another oounty to fight his writs."
wruing wnaiever, luside or outside, except the
address but samples may be numbered to oorroa
pond with the numbers iu a deinrlnti,-. itt.
Liquids, poisons, explosives and other daneor.
BoKtv onncaa. ''
nates on money orders in United Si.i.. , vnt
oioocuiug .'u, ten oenls over 20 to f.'IO, fifteen
Aonici'LTi'RAL Society A t a meet.
Ing of the Agricultural Society, hold on the lth
clt., the following oftioori were elected for the
ensuing year :
Presldont, R. Shaw, Jr.i Vice Presidents, Mar.
tin Mthola, II. li. Morrow l Treasurer, Jnmei U.
On Monday, March 2.1.1. 1871. of eroun. WII,
MAM WALTON, son of Ov.ohos and MaauAiixr
Owkns.
Cloarfield Markets.
. CLaaPiai.n, Pa., April 7. 1874.
eeote over 30 to t0, twenty oenls j over $iit to t,rl"" i Rcoording Secretary, A. O. Kramer
baintro7uccd 0C'",' S fr0"'"" "outs to Corresponding Seoretary, Clark Palohln Exeeu-
Moncy order! to Great nrli.ln anJ K. """- v. n. onirey, Andrew
land: Not exoeeding fin, twenty-flvo cents m' 8,!l""rai MoCully.
OVer 1 10 to 420. liflv nnnl , nv..4"li tin 'I I
ty-five cents; over 30 to S40. on. H.,liJ , A dicliniuinhpil anil aniriuiniia n-lmln
Sin in ;.n jn i . ... a. , . . P - .. . u
, . ,., ,nIlr.,n oenis. mercnani oi new lork reconlly remarked :
over $10 to t20, fifty ernts ; over $20 to $S0 aev- "' ui "b"' 1 fi"d whl ' ,0 ,llny to
, urvr eoo io io, one dollar j over
io io jvo, one dollar and twenty-lire eents.
The postage charges must also be paid on tha
, nutvu iue uruers are transmitted.
POSTAGE TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
The following table shows the r.io. nr
k.u.. i:.. ... ' : i".....
....BU.0 uu aim newspapers le t lie fur
advertise, or If be baa withdrawn bis advertise
ment, I immediately elose my account with him.
The man who can't appreciate the benefit of ad
vertising, will never make a successful merchant
and is unsafo to trust."
sign couotrie. and place, named in alphabetical ... fined hy the Mayor of thai town fo, hitching'
url,-r- I Ma kn... tn - l 1. . li. . ...
.. , j,ala u without
being offended." iireiaeys.
So should every man who commits that outran
upon his neighbor.
Kot
Letters. orrr
- os.
A notico of importance is published
in to-day paper by too seoretary or the Clear
field Park Association. It is to be hoped that
something may be done In order that this beautiful
piece of ground may be preserved for tbe purpose
It was Intended.
Attention is invited to tho udvertigo.
ment of Strouse, Lehman A Co., in today's issne.
This firm has opened a new store in Pbilipsborg,
where they intend doing a general merchandising
business. Mr. Lohman, it will he recollected, was
connected with the store of Mr. I. I.. Reisenstein,
In this place, previous to Mr. R.'i removal.
Am Open Question. The Judicial
Apportionment bill has been signed by the Gov
ernor. Tbe roten of the Twenty-fifth District,
oomposcd of tho counties of Centre, Clearfield and
Clinton, are required to vote for an additional
Law Judge at the general election next Njvember.
Now, where is the man. This is a question for
tbe lawyers first, and thoo for the people.
Junk Court. It has at loncth been
ecttled that we are to have a two weeks oourt,
-commencing on Monday, tbe first day of June.
As tbe Judicial Apportionment bill, passed by
the Legislature, assigns us an additional Law
Judge, we presume Uov. Ilartranft will lend us
one to preside in the abaence of Judge Mayer,
wbc is still in Europe, and further off than when
last beard from.
A Business Divine The Bclle-
funtc Watchman slates that "Centre llall can
boast of a preacher who oan serve four congrega-
tions, run a steam aaw mill, a variety atore, two
f cr three insurance companies, a butcher wagon,
and several other Ml lie side shows, all at one and
tbe same time." Well, we should say that there
is but very little use for anybody else in that
Village, while one man can do all the business.
A, W. Wallers, Eq., has removed
kii law office to the room formerly occupied by
U. Bucher Swoope, Esq., deceased, In Graham's
low. Mr. Walter' term of office as District At
srney having expired, he is enabled to devote
is entire attention to the Interests of bis elients.
'a Is now located in a very convenient and pub
I part .if town, and will no doubt be pleased lo
vc bis friends call on him la his new quarters.
'TfiRouon at Last. On Tuesday,
I 24th day of March, the last spike (and a silver
t at that) was driven on the Low Grade rail
4, at or near Weedvllle, in Elk county, twonty
ealtes west cf the Junction with the I'hila.lel-
a A Erie road, and eighty-three and one-half
H east of the junction with tbe Allegheny
ley road. This makes the cross-out between
a through lines on hundred and nine and ooe
miles. a
"iRRinLE Fi he. A fire broke out
sok's Hotel, in Millcrstuwn, llutler county, at
'clock on the morning of April 1st, spread -K
furiously that three persons were burned
th before they ecwld esoape. It then fVent
the street and caught the llandlon House,
h was burned In a rapid manner, and three
persons were burned to death! From there
Irs spread in four directions, and all but
t twenty buildings In the town were burned.
r. Z. Marsh, an old gentleman
Dutchess county, N. Y., who has previously
tome time in this county, passed through
stopping ever one dsy, on bil way to the
ee of his son, W. W. Marsh, Esq., near
sburg, where be Intends to remain a por
jbe summer. Mr. Marsh, since his former
esc Become partialjy paralysed, and It was
a undertaking for hint to cone all the way
but his friends la New York will be pleased
that he bas arrived safely.
or Himself. Boy will not lot
a alens. The Altnona 7WtN, of the 20th
ys i "At tha Ward House, In Tyrone, a
ays since, a lad named Harry Conrad, aged
( twelrc years, accidentally shot himself
gh the left band. Aa older brother bad sent
p stairs to get a paper from a trunk, and
ia March of the paper, tbe boy discovered
Atol ia the track, and natorajly (rent to ex-
atog it, with tha abort result." ,
Aspinwall
Austria, via N. German Union
Austria, via England
Australia, do
do via Brindisi '.
Belgium...
Unisil..
anada, Nova Scotia, New f ound
land, etc
anada and New Poundland. Li
d. postal cards to require extra
BIH.Iip
Centrul America
hill, Bolivia, Ecuador and Pern . I
tniua, via ban rranolsoo
Co via Southampton
enmark, via Kugland
do via Bremen or Ham
burg
East Indies, via San Francisco
do via bngland
do via Brindisi
ranee, f direct
crmau Slates, via Mortb German
union
rrinan Statea, via England..
rent Britain
Holland
Italy, via England
Ireland, Lngland auJ Scotland....
oxico
outevideo, Buenos Arres. etc..
orway and Swedon
irlugal, via Southampton
ussia, via Enitland
Spain, do
Swiixerland, do ,
Turkey, Syria, etc., via England
West Indies, direct
West Indies, (British), via Bl.
Thomas or Havana
West indies, (not British), via bt
Thomas or Havana
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Specials.
Horsa roa Rxkt. The underslvnad nff.e. rv.
rent a house, containing six rooms newly finish
ed. Has a good cellar. For further Information
?P' JOHN BUHCil.
Clearfield, Apiil , 1871-tf
New Goods! New Uoods! at T. A. FL..W X
I Co.'a store. Market street, Clearfield. Pa.
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Mr. Thomas Relller desires lis In nnn....M
that he haa just received another lir l,,i ..f
"Mitchell Wagons," which are among the very
best manufactured, and which he will sell at the
mosWreasonabla ra'.es. His stock includes almost
all descriptions of was-ona iarira anil .in.ll ...I.
i uiu unrruw braorf. anrs
T. A. Fleck A Co. have Notion Mini...- ...
Fancy Uooda. Adding weekly tbe latest styles.
Insure vour Ilia In ihn r.nr...ti.. it i
Life Insurance Comnanv of Lancaster I
l'"- . M. mi fcAALLI, Agent.
Millinery Work neatly and promptly done at
t. A. Fleck A Co.'a, Msrket street. apr8
Wattvxn Every body to read the new plan of
Life Insurance advertised hr
prl-St R. M. MiENALLY.
Applea,greeu,00f 1 2o,Hoga, dresaedM..
liried.ftth 124 Hides, green
Applcbultor,ygal, 1 00 limns 0l'(,0 16
llutler UOl(l) 40 Shoulders... ..lUfru 121
Bean 0 0O(jj 2 UU Hides.. 1)0 on 12i
Buckwheat 1 00 Lard 12(4 lo
Buckwheat Hour lb, 6 Mess pork,$l bbl...2 00
lleer, dried. xo Oati - Of
Beef, fresh Ofrt HMlnlons. 2 00
Boards, M 12 00(3)14 00 Potatoes. Ottrif) I On
Corn,shellod.. I 10 Peaches, dried, th. 16
Corn, ear 00(a) 00 Plaster, $ bbl 8 00
Corn meal, sack, 1 80 Ry, 1 10
Chop, it cwt 00(d) 2 2H itnes, M lb
Cloveraeed. 7 80 Salt, $ sack. SiOfVO JO
Cheese 22 Shlngles,18 in.$4(o5 00
Cherries, lb. lord) lR;Mhingles,S '.nlOftj l 00
Chlokens, drsd, lb, I2i Timothy seed OHO
E.Tgs 20 Tallow 12J
F'axseed 2 Oil Wheat 1 76
Flour 0 OOfrJ 0 00 Wool . .. 40
Hay 00 00r,r,20 OOlWood, V cord 4 to
I'oiiiiMylvaiiiulilailroiul
TYRONE 4 (JLEAUFlEl.t) BKANCH
ON and after Monday, NOV 3d, 1873, the
Passenger Traius will run daily (except Sun
days) between Tyrone and Clearfield, aa fullows
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield 3.40.r. a. Tyrone.. ..!0,a,
Philipsburg...4.36, " Osceola... 10.40.
Osoeola 4.60, " Philipsburg...l0.6, "
Tyron 8.00, Clearlleld 1 1 .60,
CLEARFIELD KXI'HESS.
LEAVE SOUTH.
Clearfield 6.40 A. u.
Philiusburg.. 8.36
Osceola 8.60
Intersection.. 7.48 '
Tyrone 8.00 '
LEAVB NORTH.
Tyrone 7.00 r. a.
Intersection. ..7. 12 "
Osceola 8.16
Phillpsbarg...8.2o "
Clear0rld,ar...0.20 "
FA RK FKOII CLKAKFIULD, TO
For a nice CoreM, no to T. A. Fleck A Co
store, on Market street. ,
The asterisk () indicates thai the postage may
be paid or not, at the option of the sender of the
letter.
fThere being no postal treaty with France
IUIIOF
It will par well for all to call at the Ktn
it. . . .
oelore ouying. (3-25) w. llxeu,
If you want a good pair or Kid Glover, go to
T. A. Fleck A Co.'s.
Call on R. M. McEnallr and ret vcur life In
HIVU.
v. a. n.nra. a. a. wil l a
Our huver. T. A. Fleck, is now In Phil.ll,.ll
owing explanation is necessary. The postsgc and about the 10th of April we will open our new
uowri in me moie appnea only to letters sent I spring and Summer slock. Our palmns will
case make a note of this. At Win. Heed's eld
SLBnd. .nrl.lll T X L'l L-.'tr L
. i -" -.. . ... .uuin V
by the line of French steamers sailing from New P
York. French lettera may also bo sent aa fellows i si
upon man paid only to Unglaait, 4 ets. for i os ,
prepayment optional, via Kngland ; lor i oa. and
under, 111 eents ; over i aad not over ) os., 10
cents ; oror i and not over os., 20 ernts ; over
and not over 1 os., 26 ocnts, prepayment eompul-
The finest line of Carpets ever brourht to tha
oouniy, at ine Keystone.
Railroad Pii YRiciANs.-ThcOsooola
AsniHs has lbs following r "The Railroad Com
pany gives notice that employes or others Iniured
on the lino of this road, will be attended free of
cost, by physicians named at the following
places: r or Osceola, Dr. T. R. Blandy Clear
field, Dr. R. V. Wilson ; Pbilinsburir. Dr. J. II.
riciee; Jyrone, Dr. J. M. Urmmill, Jr. When
persons aro Injured between any of these pointa,
ine pnysician named at the nearest place, will
attend them free, one visit, at the place of the
accident ; and in all casca of Injury, It is the dutv
of an employe present to render all practicable
aid to the party injured, and promptly prooure
the acrvlces of the nearest physioian, giving
$5,000 You eon have an insurance of i.'..000
on your lire it,r about ?:io per year. See R. M
aivmiaiiy s aurenisenient.
Kew styles of White Goods at Ihe Keystone.
New Dress Goods and Shawls at tha Keystone.
e
Ltxo Pnarru. A ear load lust reeaiverl rVr.,
Huntingdon, by
mario-ot KRATZER t LYTLE.
Call and sea the new goods at the Keystone.
Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions for
..1. I., ir u n . , . '
u 11. r . jiigicr io.
Airs. Seven! v-flve dosen Clearfield Wood
onoppers Axel at
0:":;. 11. F. IIIGLER A Co I.
Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes in srreat
preiorence to these named, and as loon after as ,m""f " neysi.me.
possible report the case to tho head of his depart
ment. The Company Is responsible for medical
services rendered for two days succeeding the
accident, and longer If furnished undo written
'" FirilT.Mlt...ll. .L
" .... ...... , i.h...hB lur man rvuft-
pti.in Ilia . k... t..m f....l.. n-A. i'-
A Kf.W KAII.ROAD I'noJECT. The y 'broat or lung difficulty-, none of them are
Hilhamsport Bulletin savs that the Prealdenl r oqual to Dr. Morns' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherrv
the Bradford County Railroad and other officials , ,10,8,('"1; " afllictcd, call at our
were at tha llerdie Ilouae VriA.. .1 . 1 ' ".. ' . ''.
...... in.iun , vnnrum I n irenis ; 1 1 arnw lea A r win. in rn.i.i
27th) in consultation with other railroad men, to Holt, Woodside A Holt, Walloocton ; II. K. Wit
Black Silk at bargains, at the Keystone.
Pillow Casing, Sheetings and Tickinei in rreat
.arici, at 1110 neysiona.
mature plana for the vigorous prosecution of Ihe
extension or tbe Albany and Susquehanna Rail
road west rrotn Bingbamton, through Towanda,
Cuntou and the coal fields of Lycoming, to con
nect with the Alleghany Low Grade Railroad at
Driftwood. It iyi that from Canton twonty-iix
mile! of an extension westward "passes through
tbe Block House region into the heart of tbe
Lycoming coal basin, probably the finest undo-
liams, William's Grove.
Msrcb Il ly.
Mr. John Troutman has arone Into tha Under
taking business In connection with bis Furniture
business. - Imported Walnut Caskets and Colhns
always on hand and furnished promptly. F'oner
als attended.
A full line of Household Goods. Janannsd Ware.
Ac, for sale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
BoARiiam WiftTKn. Two or three day board-
vefoped traot of bituminous coal on the eastern en oan be accommodated in a private family.
slope of the Alleghenles." The route Indicated Hoarding good and charges res -enable. For
Is to be the great abort cut from Boston to the '"la" '""natie. ,ppi, ,t this office,
...... mu. nanaing .w lor, and rnitaOelphia, Nonr. vo Waoox AKnCxnaiio. M,.W.
no maiug ine uiaianco oeiwoen notion and the nave Just received a general assortment of Wagon
Lakci eighty miles shorter.
Double Affliction. AVe clip the
following from the Calhoan County (Iowa) Pionttr
of the 2tlth ult.i
Dun. On the 21th Inst.. Kl insaTB Jaxa
Traas, sged 17 years and 2 months ; also, on tbe
same day, IIkhkiktta Tabitha Tenaa, aged 0
years, 0 months and 24 days, daughter! of Mr.
and Mrs. O. E. Tubbs, of thia village."
r. in. .1.1.. : .1 . l , . i-
..r. i,..k.i, ,., xears , rerguson R.,.t,l...... nm.., ., . ...
..... ... .s 0,Wl nnynton 1 Lightning Saw, at
and Carriage Woods, also a full line of Suiinirs
and Axles, wbicb wc oflor ohoap for cash.
11. F. Biolir A Co.
Montour Slate Paints, for natnline houscl in-
ildo and outside Cottar's, Farm Buililines. An.
Beautiful, durable and economical. Ground in
pure Linseed Oil.
my2tT73 11. F. BtuLia A Co.
Bird Cagee a larce assortment at tt. F.
hr A Co.'s.
Big.
removed with his family to Lske City, Calhoun
oouniy, Iowa. Parents who have suffered similar
afflictions will, no doubt, sympathise with this
bereaved family..
26-72
II. F. BiuLia A Co's.
II. F. Rla-ler A Co. have been tnakine avlemlre
additions to their stock of "Hardware tha last few
days. Everything new In Shelf Hardware. Sad
dlers Hardware, Farmers' Hardware, Builders'
SuRRKNDERED. We loam by tho Hardware, and Hardware uf all klnda.ean be seen
J,gtrmian that tbe First National Hank of ' thelr "" May 22.
llrookville has quit business and surrendered its
ohartcr. Note holders are requested to send In
their notci within the next ilxly daya and have
them replaced with other currency. Exactly
whnt rrasous are assigned fur this aot wa are
R. R. Wheelbarrows. Iloliv Carrlaiea. Tov Us.
press Wagons and Wheelbarrows, at
myaa j II, F. Ilioi.sa A Co'i.
Calcined Plaster for sale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
unable to any; but of one thing wa arc certain, it , Ju "'". "P lot of non-exploslva
was uot oontprlled to adopt this course by the
late panic. This bank bas always been a safe
Institution, and at ao time was there any danger
of its having to close.
IW S
List of loiters remaining unclaimed
n the Postnfflce at Clearfield, for the week ending
April th. 174 I
Adams, Kphratn jAckman, John
rtnrry, Mathiaa Kunney, Johnson
Bloom, Susan Longe, George
Caseady, Jamea Miller, Prolessor '
Daugherty, R. . Mcry, Johanna
Danills, Miss Grant (2) Matlack, T. (:.
Draueker, U. 11. - Mcharmont, Sarah
Dunlap, Mrs. Anna Smith, Joseph
Rrhart, Miss Patience Sullivan, Robert
Shlrey, Mnr.lfa A.
Thomas. P. D.
W iser, M. E.
Walters, Atnol
Wolfe, O. K.
P. A. OAULIN, P. M.
Gai works are to be ereoled in Ty
rone la short time provided a sufficient aocunt
cf "spelter" can bl borrows! to foot the bill, .
.snips and Lanterns at
26-72
II. P. Plana A Co's.
Killer, Daniel
llilllspie. John
Grove, Wllllavn
Gray, Alfred
Hepburn, Miss Hat tie
Save Time! Save Labor! Save Monevl R.r.
Clothna I The " Noveliy Wringer " is the best in
mr. uiarsnt. jjuy i i iry H.
For sail by H. P. Riotta A Co.
Rx An Tina ! Persons who content tdMe LtiiMinw
will do well to rail end examine our stock of
iimliiikii JIATlittlAl.S. We hsro in Stneka
uii una 01 liuililers' llnrrtwsre, Nulls, l'ainla,
Oils, lll i", Putty, Calcined Plaster, Ac.
my28'73 II. F. Uiuna A Co.
Paints, nils and Varnishes fur lal by II. V.
Bigler A Co.
NO EXCU8B FOR BEING SICK.
No person can use Boschee's German Syrup
without gelling immediate relief and cure. We
have the first case of Coughs, Colds or Consump
tion, or any disease of tha Throat and Lungs, yet
to hear from that has not been cured. We bare
distributed every year for three years over 2a(l,
000 sample boitlcs "rani or rnAnoa" by drug,
gills In all parti of the United Slates. No other
manufacturer of medicine ever gave their prepara
tions such a lest aa this. Go to your Druggist,
C. D. Wjtio, and gel t bottle fof 'J renin aad
Iry It-two dcitl will rslnvi ycg. :0ag7Jy ,
Bellefnnte, Pa f3
Lock Haven....
Willlamsport..
Huntingdon ...
Lewistown
Marysvilln
HAKRISUURG.
OMMiddlotown ti 00
2 70 Marietta 8 60
1 80 Lancaster 6 86
1 80. PHILADELPHIA 7 06
2 00 Altnona , 1 SJ
4 60 Johnstown , 2 80
4 75lPITTSBURO 8 16
Close connections made bv all trains at Tvrona
and Lock Haven.
8. 8. BLt!R,
my17-tf. Superintendent.
Pawtu Ann l'Alsicni' FlMntsni. Our stock
of Paints and Painters' Materials is complete, In
cluding J. T. Lewis' Pure White Lead. John Lu
cas A Co's Pure While Lead, F. R. A Co's Ruck
Lead, and a number of cheaper brands of White
Lead; also. Linseed Oil. Turpentine, Varnishes of
all kinds, a full line of Bru.hea, and a full line of
colors, ury ana in oil.
my 28 73 II. F. riioi.m, A Co
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
UNSEATED LANDS
in
Clearlleld County, Pa., fur 173 and 1871
Nolioe Is hereby given, In pursuanoc of aa Aot
or Asseuioiy approved the 12th day of June, A
D. 1816, entitled "An Aot lo amend an Act dl
reollng Ihe mode of lelllog Unsealed Lands In
Clearfield eounty," and the several supplements
uiercio, tuori will no exposed to sale or outory,
at tho Court House, In the boroucb cf Clearfield.
on Ihe SECOND MONDAY, 8th dsy of JUNK,
n. i. io,, me lonowiug iracis or pieoes or un
seated landi in laid county, fur taxei due and
uapuiu, viii
Ilrrearlia
Pir, irnrrnnfea.
Prwlerlok Uuhlay f.11 40
Jobo aller. 10 00
, Frederick Howman 22 80
Philip Myseneopc (2 82
80 Miohael Musscr 10 38
John! Brady (8 J2
William Brady 22 80
J. Blair and E. Blair 84 38
John Whitmer 1,7 00
Henry Whinner 81 68
William Wilson. 26 81
Jacob King 30 40
John Gibson. 24 82
Robert Wilson. 40 02
William Gray as go
John Bliller og an
John Holland 4 Bt
PoterOets la 21
Jeremiah Mosher 10 Ot
David Barton... 40 40
Jacob King 01 60
Adam Myaenoope 39 2
Jeremiah Moshor 80 00
Kcaggy 22 80
Wm. st John Brown 28 10
Frederick Urates 60 62
Thomas Billiogton. 21 22
John Bean 10 24
3i)0 163 Marlin Fouls 0.1 80
Jacob Mossrrsmilu 28 12
2.10 L. D. Weld 11 73
ou Jacob rants. n 40
118 Tbomai Groom 20 04
As.
60
81
00
2:i2
88
410
ino
6V2
V0
349
1M
134
lt4
216
4:13
4.13
.10
101
04
431
300
174
178,
100
HO
4:t8
ISO
72
n.i
163
80 .
110
VI
163
47
163 .
87
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133
418
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100
4.13
268
4.M
60
200
200
200
433
4.'l.1
4.13
4:ia
S8
110
88
271
411
234
180
87
88
240
22
200
4.11
100
180
74
116
312
Qtw 2tflwti.srtnf;,.t$.
4288
6020
8704
6020
4287
6010
61110
3010
5618
4287
8708
42K8
429
8018
5019
4287
6819
6000
8019.
42X7
42T
4JN7
6018
6819
8019
3010
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8028
8v:
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4020
oil
08
018
3811
Ar.
luliO
600
1000
600
110
102
100
118
101
79
1000
608
6110
8113
97
93
101
102
109
luO
4110
100
203
60
132
243
TV.
- Hell.
H arraarse.
Henry Beck...,
28
100
120
97
98
S2-118
20
Nlcklin A Griffith....
I M
Henry Beck.
Nicklln A Griffith"!!
Henry Beckw
..$.178 00
.. 318 00
., 378 00
,. 178 40
.. 80 21
.. 41 61
.. 30 24
,. 43 Ob
,. 80 90
,. 69 84
,. 252 00
. 103 30
. 1H3 40
. 1.18 VI
. 22 06
. 28 14
. 22 88
. 31 08
. 29 40
. .'10 24
. 151 20
. 30 24
. 78 44
. 8 30
. 15 12
. 91 14
Bloom.
At. Ptf. H'urraalee.
03 Roberts A Fox 24 84
" " 73 44
" " 24 3(1
" 21 80
8" ' " " 124 20
9.1 Nlchlin A Urifritb ... 10 20
8 " 4S en
322 J. W. Smith 26 (2
68 A.K.Wright. 19 08
478 60 W. 8. Roberts 27 00
111 Robcrti A Fox...., 18 20
1003 15 ' a 011
100 Jacob Blliror 18 211
307 David Irvin (t.) 239 22
83 John P. Hale. SO j
60 Roberts A Fox 8 10
220 A. L. Toiier. 108 00
80 Miltoa L. McClurc... 29 00
Ao.
6088
6373
6:174
6108
8109
5.170
6410
6407
6378
6401
l91
6377
1893
Ac.
73
1(18
391
404
111
202
44
100
60
400
241
60
90
210
80
HO
248
400
200
100
76
291
284
100
47
At.
1(3
433
74
100
."5
148
60
433
Che.U
sr. rVcrMffler.
163 Martha Worlnglon.
80 Jamea Page. ,., ,
William Bausnian
153 John Boyd..;....
163 Thomas Hamilton
James Ross ,
16S John Cunningham. .......
Charlta liobin......
Robert Fleming
Isaao Riohardsun
Junathan Walker...
15.1 John Cook
163 Jasper Kwing ,
I.18 Willinm Cook
168 Alex. Hunter ,
Isaac Kirk A Co ,
MoCord tract ,
Joseph Piper
George Page ,
Henry Page.
Jamea Noble
104 Christian Rohreu
John A. Mol'berron
P. Blanchard ,
Miller A Christ,
Mebaffy A Mitchell..
Matthias Slnugb
John Breneman
Joseph McMueray....
Patrick Noble
Hugh Bantly
Josiah llnyner...
Covlngtun.
Ptr. irorranies.
George MeaJ..
5411
6412
6413
64116
6414
8405
li::o
1097
1068
358
7
To
..tlOl 76 6409
..... 99 84
76 86
24 00
lr.6 08
74 40
114 80
14 40
67 60
67 60
67 CO
219 60
249 60
240 CO
249 60
90 00
83 60
42 24
104 16
101 16
104 16
109 44
14 60
21 60
99 84
8 64
76 80
249 60
24 00
36 00
28 80
14 40
210 21
Ax.
I0A3
1100
1100
1100
10(8
1100
1100
1000
4X3
825
213
1100
300
Ptr.
113
159
At.
433
4:1.1
873
433
100
348
98
' HO
433
318
106
12
At.
1100
1100
747
11143
1100
1106
167
239
(V
150
122
60
127
700
68
74
63
167
146
700
Ptr.
183
163
183
163
Ptr.
27
Karlbaue.
Warrantee.
George Mead.,
William Smith
Cbarlea Willing
Myers A Fisher
William Smith
Hugh McGonigal...M,
Kmcrlob A Reiter....
tdnard McGarvry.,
William V. Keating
John Mcftarroy
153
153
.11.18 50
. 173 26
. 173 25
. 173 25
, 165 20
. 1.14 75
. 173 25
. 157 60
. 75 95
61 10
64 95
173 26
17 85
22
147
Ptr.
109
153
REMOVAL!
Second Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
I bare this day leased tbe above room. I will
represent the DRt GOODS BUSINESS to better
advantage than formerly, In having sufficient
room to display my goods. The room fa commo
dious and well looaled for the particular line of
goods I rspres.nt, and my expenses for doing
business being very light, I will make tha Key
stone one of tba best placet in Centre! Pennsyl
vavla to buy goods. An entire new line of
DltY GOODS
AND
CARPETS
Just received. Call and lee.
WM. REED,
Second street, Clearfield, Pa, Maroh 25, 1874.
Ife Insurance on a Jew Plan.
Ae. Ptr. Wmrraitttt.
408 76 II. S. Drinker ;,9 (4
413 William McCormiek 52 00
410 Nancy Bog;? 6. 44
429 41 Nathaniel .MoDooald 63 If,
420 41 John Bycn 53
.I11O Barbara Snyder ri 0
lTI George llortroan 21 H4
2.14 76 Joseph Drinker 39 on
427 SO Miebael Kunkle 09 72
70 Henry Fanner t 10
427 Feorge Ayers 63 74
427 31 William Troutman.. 63 It
95 146 Richard Thomas It 90
49 Barbara Snyder g 40
205 Thomas Smith. J 49
100 John Kephart.. , 10 to
401 Blair Mcl.anahan 67 20
427 Jouel Steinbelser J 40
100 John Huster. 12 60
96 157 Richard Weple. 15 96
216 Walson A Muson. .16 12
400 John Kean 50 40
TUB CO 0PERATIVB MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.
he Best and Cheapest Life Insurance
In the World!
The obleet or the flumninv Is In in.i,m tli
rniaaar 10 ine Widow, host and .
phan, heir or local representative of a deaeaseil
member, at the end of sixly days after proor, of
as many dollars as there are members belonging
to ine Division in which the deceased was insured.
It is proposed lo make the number of meinkera
in each Division F1VR THOUSAND, so that
when completed each member's life will be In
sured for the sum of
FiVI2 THOUSAND DOLLAR.
Any nerson In eood health. m.l n...t.
between Ihe ages of Olleen and sixty-fire, shall
be eligible to membership, and upon the pav
ment of an entrance fee of from 810 to 6, a'o-
onling to age, shall receive a lire-long police,
luhjri-t to Ihe rules of the assoelal inn. I 1,111, IV.
death f a member, an assessment of one dollar
and ten oenla is levied upon tha aurrlvors, to be
paid at tin office of the company within forty
ilajs. One dollnr from each member iocs to the
mily of the deceased, and ten oot.ta for lha
nrking expenses of Ihe comnanv. For full nr.
lieulara address or rail on
R.M. Mi KNALLV, Agent.
Office in HOB formerly oerui.ieil l,v J 11
ruirorri, Ksoj.
Clearfield, Pa., March 25, Wi.
At.
221
lul
159
176
100
1.0
109
48
86
MO
103
6t
100
to
86
46
132
80
Ao.
49.4
6.1 6
iBI.1
5877
8T9
5N
5XS6
2110
323
195
1US
2VHII 1
18j
1904
2010
3580
20V9
27
165
276
92
llradford.
Ptr. Warranttt.
Hugh Ely.. .?
85 John Campbell ,'. 42 80
Hall A Buck gao
Jobn augbn 98 70
Martin Huston 14 1(1
Blair MrLanahao 81 70
Andrew Petit , 29 61
Mutihiss Slaymaker 19 74
Isaac Wilson. g 411
Francis West 14 0
James Duneaa........ 85 2.
David Meana 13 on
Joseph Powell. 14 0
Horatio L. Hale 10 34
John Henna..,,, 7J
John u. Gray 12 6S
David Askey.., ; 2S 02
Andrew Petit 39 48
llraily.
Ptr. Warranter.
William Kirkpalrick... $08 00
conraJ Long 49 61
Jonathan B. Smith 187 42
110
218
3012
301.1
3614
1007
ma
AV
5002
.'.eug
6604
At.
308
216
644
846
2?0
831
100
77
1071
865
6114
996
611
2.16
1.16
479
63
i78
65
116
66
no
ino
106
6.0
67
260
183
210
243
Ac.
mo
114
3.18
79
61
114
200
424
10.1
Sit
S2I
!)
824
311
208
100
318
96
Henry WycofT
Robert Curry
John Dunlap
Casper Stever
Roberts A Fox
91
62
Benjamin nenry
Casper Stever.. 4...
Casper Stever, Sr
George Shaffer. ..1..
J. W. Smith, w. part...
Charles II. PrrseotL....
Christian Lower.. ......
Adnm Weaver.
Josiah W. Smith
Hnlopeter A Brubaker.
hotly Co
, 196 50
, T6 16
, 67 80
, 17 34
, 12 68
377 48
, 84 82
, LI9 40
229 84
1.18 62
69 16
30 94
108 80
19 04
41 14
13 01
25 61
8 60
17 St
28 90
24 14
Wright A Darling 130 60
Roberts A- Fox 9 62
" " - 44 20
80 04
.... 4(1 80
41 48
Ptr.
Iliiruslde.
R'lSrroNler.
John Nicholson..
T
feA
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
H A Ia J : tN,
or Attinn.i
BK"g Barrows, Warehouse Tracks, Copying
Presses, Improved Money Drawer, Aa.
roa iAta tr
H. tf. BIGLER & CO.,
Iralera In Hardware),
ablOif l.tf Second Street, Clearfield, Pi.
JOM l'RINTI0 OF EVERY DESCRIP.
ti6 issdi ixeeatid at thil oftiej
At.
207
148
810
164
180
848
mo
41
146
its.
46
619
134
116
200
98
136
116
236
306
ltltl
126
188
106
76
loo
Ptr.
Ptr.
114
96
John Mailer
Abraham Whilmer.....
Caspar ShaflarJr 1
Dnniel Whilmer
John llubley
Mary Roberts
John Treseler
Casper Shaffer ;
Jeremiah Williamson.
Mary Crawford
Townsend Spaekluan..
Rebecca Brown
Leonard II oil ia..
Fred Kuhn.....
Henry Roper, (Hugh
IllJ, lie Unci)
riraliamt
Woirrinles.
Thomas P. Copiw
John Skyron :
Joseph Simons
Bernard Gtali 1..1.,,.
Joseph Henry
Charles Hull
I!. J. Allporl.
Israel Cope
tJullrll.
Warrant.
George Moore
$ 76
T4 86
231 76
88 40
81 40
75 86
171 86
276 61
67 68
228 90
211 6H
180 00
164 40
218 88
114 66
60 00
89 90
41 70
(CO 00
26 6I
170 00
1112 60
SI 00
1.11 00
60 00
16 50
18 00
Ac.
5.104
5365
:ioj
637 9
6171
6.100
5368
6.164
53.'.9
5:U3
6.160
6371
6379
1914
,'..i;,2
63;6
5.163
6387
I ii.19
1648
1X90
3924
Ac.
1066
751
1100
641
10o3
1100
1048
1006
1000
lino
11(10
HlHl
1100
408
708
II 116
1106
1100
101
2"2
107
119
Morril A Stewart
George Mead
Morria A Stewart
Decatur.
H'qrrenrss.
Thoinaa Kdmundson $.18 00
Joseph Hamiltoo 66 00
Thomas Billington.. ', 176 00
Charles Risk 1,11 60
Patrick Moore 64 00
Mary M'Lanahan 60 00
Ann M'Lanauan l'.D 00
Stacy W. Thompson 30 00
Mary M Lanahaa 16 00
Robert Ralney 180 00
William Krans..... 146 90
Thomaa Slewardaon 30 00
John Drinker..'. 52 60
Joseph Matlock 93 60
Robert Hallsinger.. 17 60
Daniel Kay 45 00
Thomas Kdmundson 92 86
Samuel Hanihlinton 100 00
Casper Haines. 120 00
William Hoover 60 00
David Stewart 29 60
Tbomaa P. Cope 140 60
Thomas Kdmundson 99 00
John llolliilay 24 60
Daniel W. McCurdy 28 00
Ferguson.
fVarrttarec
Jobn Hambright. $76 36
George Ross 287 20
Lewis Jordan 19 20
Abraia Ogdeo.i....H , 24 00
John Striner. 7 68
Daniel Frank 45 12
John Graff. 9 08 I
Benjamin Uibbs 187 20
. Clrard.
Tsr Warrantee.
George Mead....
Ao.
5299
6300
8301
6.103
63U8
6304
6.105
6306
6307
63U6
881)9
6310
5311
5202
5204
62V6
6208
62M
629
1995
2003
6293
5296
6297
Wlllard
Knox.
H'arraNfee.
Renjamin Poultney...
Israel Morris..,.,.,...,
Martin Perrio
Isabella Jordan.
Henry Trout
Jobn Perrie.. ,
John Bogle ,
Susanna Ward
William Hunter ,
John Dorav..
Benjamin j'oultney..,
Nancy Kobiaon
Lawrence.
Ptr, Warranttt.
George Mead.,
,..1225 66
,.. 226 (6
,.. 153 TS
,.. ji:i ni
... 916 60
,.. 126 60
,.. 84 03
., 38 9 5
.. 4 10
.. 12 .10
.. 15 17
.. 12 .10
.. 16 89
.. 21 73
.. 2 0
.. 18 17
.. 12 71
.. 81 86
,. 30 75
.. 42 00
pad JJalt
....I I3 20
... 300 68
.... 171 84
... 128 23
... 84 80
... 211 12
... 45 24
... 37 98
... 100 84
... 77 14
... 127 02
... 2 32
80
60
Roberta A Fox, e. part
Qeorge Mead ,
114
100
Morris A Stewart....
George Mead
Ale.
531.1
8317
6.118
6.119
6326
5321
8323
6314
5313
5316
6328
5334
6814
913
004
10
9
5.124
6.126
6327
6329
6.1.10
6325
923
1911
At.
663
10.'. 0
1009
11109
1100
1008
1100
760
1000
1000
1IO0
1100
806
4.18
176
430
1213
1100
111.1
I loO
1100
200
632
100
Ptr.
Morril Stewart.....
Franeii Berlbo......
Justin Plubell.......
Goahan.
H'arrffNfee.
George Mead
94
183
67
William Manea.
Morril A Stewart...
$106 46
, 76 80
, 112 20
68 28
110 16
112 20
110 84
103 36
102 00
112 20
112 20
no io
112 20
41 41)
162 62
224 40
224 40
224 40
6
II 90
38 08
16 98
...$153 22
... 248 63
... 268 03
... 256 03
... 288 60
... 236 88
... 258 80
... 1117 16
... 141 01,
... 141 00
... 310 20
... 310 20
,.. 20 70
:. 61 23
.. 20 68
5290
6291
1905
I UII 8
1907
1918
At.
42
206
327
372
412
440
440
340
413
3110
413
4.'l.1
4.13
358
433
4.13
433
4.13
433
433
4.13
4.18
433
2rt:t
4.13
88
1.10 .
298
407
217
231
125
96
19
137
400
33
97
T
209
210
6
96
1.16
62
440
400
484
400
90
272
A'o.
8902
Hugh Jordan
John Read
Rudolph Lilt ,
W'm. Montgomery....,
John B. Garrieon.
George Mead ,
Knii Irwin...!!!!!!!!!!!
George Mead
4902
6073
5674
5678
5066
8007
.10
26
:i'.9
4800
4235
4226
4229
4230
61101
4899
6
8
I
II
10
I
14
16
4SK9
or.l
S07
6002
6009
4231
134
4006
6004
4215
42.16
108
2f5
sr,!l
8071
5071
60T6
6077
6078
6077
8671
5876
7
3689
2000
2'l01
.101
9118
83
4209
2114
09
261
.1I.U3
3601
.16110
3
Philip Glurolngcr.
John McCahaa
.1
Lampblack
Benjamin Wilson
John Whilmer
Plgolt Shaw..
George Baker
Daniel Pulkerson
Plgolt Shaw
Kd. Hund .1 ,
Benjamin Wilson, 1 ,1.1
Richard Ruunlal
Ruhird Alhrtton
$.16 ,10
261 26
IO0 10
116 25
143 75
65 00
28 10
20 Oil
89 10
67 10
4 95
94 05
61 16
12 00
8 80
II
8
6
04
3507
81107
5K4
8586
3004
6(168
4103
4266
4264
6879
152
T
11
13
6
16
At.
433
263
91
49
100
100
60
56
209
At.
420
1041
1041
1041
900
679
4U0
710
876
124
9X6
900
905
607
1118
110
95
90
106
91
85
02
91
100
900
65
no
900
090
638
626
923
810
375
101
l.'.O
6I0
216
8X9
1041
1041
847
647
117
1041
4(10
347
6110
6U0
866
1020
1089
900
429 '
900
900
900
495
990
1020
4.17
609
733
9H6
1(120
686 .
6x
1(120
11110
606
207
917
8x1)
927
1011
206
600
08
80
106
4
110
Ptr.
William Powers
James Wilson..
Wllhelm Willlnk.
James Wilson....,,
William Powers
Hammond A Junes
Reynolds sub. Nicklin
Wlllhelra Wlllink.,.
w
" " M !!!
William Powers
Jamea Wilion...i,.
William Powers..
K. Shoemaker...,
1.
James Wilson..,.
23
60
20
151
I0
60
83
66
64
61
136
16
115
18
81
60 76
.143 10
810 20
810 20
" 310 20
" ' 810 20
- " 61 70
Morril A Stewart. 70 60
. " " 14 10
W. A. Wallaoc 70
Ifastou,
H'nrranrre.
Wilbelm Willink $1.17 76
Moore A Delaney 341 63
341 63
811 6.1
32t !2
2X8 23
IllO 72
154 16
121 77
40 69
.123 04
824 72
316 52
106 06
364 90
82 80
81
20 62
84 44
2 62
27 8S
30 34
9 52
82 80
324 72
18 04
716 08
324 72
.124
209 10
172 20
3i2 66
307 50
111 00
83 21
81 00
" " i..i 164 00
" " 70 93
" " 141 20
Moora A Delaney. , 166 60
" 811 63
" " 00 6.1
" . 179 17
" 44 1 63 38
372 60
2X0 9,
68 17
84 06
64 00
2X0 96
3.11 66
31.7 II
295 20
160 63
82 06
158 40
158 40
79 20
324 72
8.14 66
143 60
2U5 20
210 26
297 60
8.14 66
291 111
224 68
.1,14 66
8.14 60
203 97
97 17
103 81
101 10
803 81
841 6.1
07 65
104 00
81 16
81
$1 44
1 23
2 05
86 08
5902
6951
At.
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1106
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1106
1100
1100
374
330
38
1020
726
1107
1213
221
213
62
25
46
4X8
1100
Tl
176
241
37 '
Morris.
Ptr. R'arraafse.
George Wetzel..,,.,,,,,,,.,
William Werls.
Christian Werts
David Lanich
Jesso Yarnal. ,
65 Joseph Turner
1119 ' "
30 u - ....!.!..!!!!!!!!'.!
George Ilobaoker
Peter Yarnal..
165 Clem Striker
153 John Yauehn
153 Jonathan Neliit...j
153 Thomaa Morris
KiS William Morris
163 Samuel Meredith
153 William Miller.
183 Rclty Morrla.
153 Tbomaa Fitesimnioos.
153 George Clymer.
163 Robert Gray
l.'3 Patrick Moore.. ,
153 Mary Morris
163 Magnua Miller.
153 Nalbua Frasey.
Blair McLanabao ,
Jacob ttrafl'
William Stewart.
139 Richard R. Smith .:.
Walter Stewart
Christopher Baker..
George Galea ,...,.
40 Conrad Swarts .,
17 John Graff
N. Reidenauer.
Fred llubley.
Matthias Slough..
Henry Drinker.
91 Joseph llubley
143 Jacob Graff
John Graff.
Joseph Potter
Franoil Johnston,....
Joseph Turner
George Haybaker
93 Robert ( arson I
117 N. Reidenauer
Joha Huston...........
Patrirk Have.,..
14 Robert O'cnn
Fenn.
Ptr. Warrantee.
14 Jobn Nicholson...
Greenwood Bell...
KliJ.h Heath
Mirklin A Griffith
...$111 60
... 1P1 60
... 181 60
... 181 60
... 181 60
... 181 60
... 181 60
... 1X1 60
... 1X1 60
... 1X1 60
... 181 60
... lxl 60
,.. 1X1 60
... 484 00
... 4x1 no
... 4X4 00
... 4X4 00
... 60 60
64 45
20 90
112 20
319 00
513 16
613 50
18 15
17 60
6 40
29 06
6 60
268 40
C05 00
6 26
19 25
26 40
4 40
$265 82
, 135 96
, 107 91
, 246 18
, 138 93
, 145 20
145 20
, 112 20
119 Oi
, 99 00
65 8(1
65 80
85 611
72 6(1
85 80
85 80
65 80
85 80
85 80
85 80
85 80
85 60
86 80
66 10
85 80
21 44
28 05
108 60
62 80
38 64
SO 3
12 21
34 98
8 01
22 44
79 20
7 26
16 60
1 65
63 11
26 40
1 98
15 84
17 62
7 96
66 00
lit 17
60 19
79 20
17 82
69 76
100
60
10
103
100
14
70
I no
65
60
196
3(0
10
70
lit
60
69
600
60
100
ewsrli. ion. Arwr.
MoClinsey, H .........
" ' hoar A Int. -
Ballsy, Valentine. ....Bloom
Brillon, William , Bradford...
Jolly, M. II. I lot.... ...
Lausberry, Benjamin jr..,- ,
Shirey, Jacob - ...
Langdon, William.,. Burnsidc...
Langdon, Jitmca. ,.
Gillignn, William... .,.. Chest
Swau Henry . ...,..,
Berger, J, R
Post, Henry Decatur.,
TAX.
3 7
I 90
1 1
.
.'
.. i in
..4 48,
.. 74 '
.. A 61
.. ( 4s
,. 1 9
,. 1 Ci
.31 6is
..44 X)
,. Sir ..
. rv
. f
. I
. 4 l 1
.31 !
. 1 4,
.Borgs.
Iloovtr, Jicob ,. Orabau
Holt, T. M.
Irwin, William...
Miller, Miles Goshen
Swoop., H. Jl..,.
fox, J. M Oaiich
Nulph, Adam Husion
Dunlap, J. 11.. ,. ....
Henry. Jobn
Hartshorn, Mrs., 1 lot,,,,
Williams, George, 2 lots
Leonard, J, T., 1 lei
Jnne Reed, 1 lot ,
Young, Nelson I lot......
Parks, Thomas
Seely, Levi ;
fctuit, Snmue'.. .....
Psik, Gurdncr Rrndford
Shirey, Jaeob ., "
Clsrk, Warnn, 1 lots.,,.Rurnsidc.
llrennekin, Jaeob. Chest.. 1 76
Mctuny, Joseph 20
i'ouriiJgo, Jacob Kuox...
Gates, George, (shop)... ,. Decatur ...
Flegel, P.litabilh.. Gorhen....
Irvin, John ea 2 loUt...N. Wash...
Alexander Robert Woodward
Harrow, Wm. hsuto A lot.
Burns, Jas, houso A Int...
Buuibeiser. G. house A lot.
Bradley, M. house A lot..
Bigley, J no. bouso A lot.
Carl, Michael
Carson, Jamvs
Cox, Joho, bouse A lot.,..
Given, Sa'oil house A lot.
Gsnmraa, G. house A lot..
Graham L. house A lot...,
Mchee, James.......
Knox 1 68
Lum. Uly on .
" . 29
" : .. 66
" .. 3
16
45
1 10
1 78
4 li
1 6u ,
I 18
46 .
...Osceola...
11
!!!piia ...!!!
Taylor, A. B
Woir, John....,
Shoir, O.J
Helinafl, Solomon....,
Davis, John. 2 lols.
Mcllenry, Mrs. I lot.
Hoover, I'alton
Michaels A Catuuart.
McKcc, John. " .,
Bow In, D. R. P " ...
Lunt, C , .,
Holes, Chas. A Osborn....L',.iuN.
Holes, Oiborn. ...
D. W. WIHK. Treasurer
Clearfield, April 1, 1S74.-91
- ". .. J J
3 70
1 66
2 40
1 60
8 05
. 2 10
.2 6
.2 2)
. 2 85
.. 1 95
. 99
. 90
. 2 10
1 60
. 1 78
. 2 III
. 4 If
. fi 75
. 1 80
. 6 60
. 1 00
,.. 1 47
.. 73
.. 2 35
.. 6 60
.. SO
.. 1 67
.. 2 ir
.. 2 63
8 ii
rpilK MITCHELL WAGON,
FOR
Farm, Freight and Plantation' Use.
Universally koown aa the
ORIGINAL RACINE WAGON.
Madehy experienced workmen out nf as enoA
material as money can bnv. We do not claim to
build tha lowest priced Wagons, but our aim is In
build a well proportioned asgon fn sll its parts,
and excel in durability and liirht draft. For tha
paal qnarter of a century tbe Mitchell Wairon haa
successfully maiutaimd Hie rcputsiloa 01 being
the best aagon in ute. The rupully increasing
deinaod fcr ihem proves their superiority overall
other wsgous.
Mitchell, Lewis A Co, Manufacturers, Racine,
Wisconsin. Fur sale hy
THOS. REILY',
Aug. 6, 1873. Clearfield, Fa.
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory,
Tena township, Clearfield Co., Pa.
Bt'RNHD OUTl
BURNED UPI
At.
643
168
61
185
669
439
Robert! A Fox.
Moore A Delaney .,
22 Rohirti A Fox
Jamei Wilson....
Robert! A Fox.
William Powers.,
Jamei Wilson....
Moore A Delaney
John Dunlap
Diillois A Low
Reynolds sub.Nlckolai
Jordan
Ptr. Warranttt.
153 Tbomai Mettle).,
Robert Martin...
138 Philip Least. ''
William Johnston '
Jonathan Jones
lllcharil Martin ,
Daniel Smith.., '
lUebard retm ',"
$23$ 6.1
163 21
23 22
II 47
17 15
80 10
18 05
63 78
66
A"
4250
4259
4259
4252
6776
5777
5779
6779
5776
42.-0
5777
4250
5777
AV
4251
4256
5679
4201
4285
6076
3204
4263
4109
4199
4250
4259
4260
AV
3003
.1699
95X2
85.XI
4251
4281
At.
116
456
4.13
100
413
420
210
418
60
169
0
479
42
TO
311
100
121
116
164
100
431
4.13
433
H'O
208
40
100
150
100
163
91
71
176
66
414
100
14T
100
200
86
1.-.9
2T
100
At.
298
9V0
821
957
176
410
25
250
276
410
.101
156
187
171
92
At.
927
TR3
1041
900
689
1041
990
9'JO
495
405
206
990
323
Ar.
909
606
799
125
840
85T
135
Ptr.
Joseph Baon...,,
Pike.
Wairantee.
James Wilson....
.$2.'.7 20
. 67 20
. 25 20
. 64 60
. 1.16 40
. 158 00
12
46
Ptr.
28
113
81
10
Joha Nicholson......
John P. Hoyt
Joseph Bailey..
John iiicbo!son...w.
James Wilson....,
Jobn Kicboleou.
Jamoe Wilson....
Jobn Nicholson.,
Pine. .
Warrantee.
Jamea Wilson..,
, $17 16
65 00
14 00
41 27
46 64
66 83
22 00
22 00
11 20
36 71
52 80
26 40
33 44
45 76
24 62
Moore A Delaney,...
Jamea Wilson.
Ptr.
160
66
80
6T
85
$108 80
2P7 4X
233 24
221 76
. " 190 OX
Moore A Delaney 233 24
Jamei Vl ilion. , 221 76
" 221 76
" " - 110 88
" 110 88
" " 31 64
M " 70 00
" 18 43
lulon.
rfarraarss.
Roberts A Fox. $127 !S
" " 2X4 87
" " 875 63
68 78
.19 48
60 40
Jamei Wilson.
Ptr.
166
159
163
41
120
151
145
30
12
Mood ward.
B'arrrialee.
John Vaught ,$20 80
jnnatnan Wales..... 802 60
John Roll 4o2 64
II II am Wilson 26 00
John Cannon , ., 4:8 4a
Henry Drinker.. 518 40
William Drinker. 124 60
Isaac n heeler...,., 225 16
Kll llootman 8 12
mary Meal 131 66
Benjamin Johnstop 02 40
Hagorly ju irl
Matthias Barton... SIX 76
Nary Nonl jj go
Jobn McCaihen.. 212 82
Hnlana Kvausk , 16 40
Kll llootman g 40
Chaunrey rtieketu 45 24
Joseph ciarl 17 111
Jobn MoClellan,. 10 40
Philip Loasl... ,. ja
Jacob It. Howell 8;tg 00
William Johnston,.; 235 16
George Itrockham 78 00
Samuel hinlcn 20 80
William Wilson I 0
Mary Shaffer 41 00
John Low go
leaae (lose , ,, 10 40
John Mcl'arhen lug 4fl
Jamea Alexnnder 16 20
Roland Fvnns. ,,., 3 f
Peter Louder 17 a.,
Charles Londer , 13 00
. John Hanson 107 60
Benjamin Johnston 1114 00
R. J. Primer..
Thomaa Marstoa ,
William Sharp.,
Snannnn Ward
William Parker
Charles Louder
Mary Sandwich
76 44
62 00
156 00
2 Ox
8 26
9 00
48 16
BKATKD LANDS.
Also, the followlne lotaenit khm.1, r i..a. u '
fumed by the collector! of taxes cf thl several
townships and boroughs hsrelneo.,,, mentioned to
tna Commissioner! of Clearfield eounty, for the
l0."."7.?""., f to,M' ""ding to the provls.
Inni of Ihe 4lit section of an act cf Assembly of
P" , 1044, r, ti, page 601 1
owaxni. ion. arwr. tax.
Rekoslrew A Arthurs Becria.....$5 65
Foote, M, M.., . , 1 jg
Foster. U, house A lot 19
Kirk i Spenser Bell , m
MClure, Alixsnder....... .., 9
The subscriber! hsve, at great expense, rebuilt a
neighborhood meesrity. in the erection of a 6rll
clasa Woolen Manufactory, with all the modern
improvements attached, and are prepared to make
all kinds of Clolhs, Caseluisres, Sslinetts, lilan.
keta, Flannels, Ao. Plenty of gnude on hand to
supply all our old and a thoorand new customers,
whom we ask to come and examine our atock.
Tha business of
CARDING AND FULLING
will receive our especial attention. Proper
arrangements will be made to receire and deliver
Wool, to suit customers. All work warrani.rf .nH
done upon ihe shortest notice, and by slriot atten
tion to berlnesi we hope to realise a liberal share
01 puo'te paAronage.
llMstKl POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
We will psy the highest market price for Wool
and sell our manufactured goods as low aa similar
goods can be bought in the county, and whenever
we fail to render reasonable aalisfaction wa can
always bo found at home ready to make proper
--r ' rciruB vr i.y teller.
JAML'S JOHNSON A SONS,
aprll?6if Bower P. O.
JSEW 6TOKK AND XEWOOD?.
JOS. SHAW & SON
Hare just opened
Stw Stoii, od Main St., CLBAiriBLD, Pa.
latelr occupied bj Wm. F. JRWIK.
Their atock Consiiti of
CEJUir CS3CDCDtESS .
Gaocimis of tbe beot quality,
Queensvvare, Doots and Shoes,
and every article neceaaarr for
oDe'a 00m fort.
Call and examine our atock before pur
chasing elsswliere. May 0, 18GG-lf.
C 11 K A Flill OC K Kl FES.
HiMRER CITY, PA.
The undersigned announces to his old friends
and prttrtins that he has opened ft good line of
G HOCEH IKS A PROVISIONS at Ihe old stand
of Kirk A Spencer, for which be solicits a liberal
patronage. 11, W. SPACER.
Lumber City, Ta., March LO If.
J. K. M'MUllRAY
wilt, srrri.r you with any artici.b
OF MRRC1IAXDISK ATTIIKVERY LOWnST
PllKB. COMB AND SLK. lJ:5:7S:y)
NEW WASHINGTON.
ihe undersigned Is now nreti.re.1 m t.L
tha public with an excellent quality of
T 1MKI LlilKl
IS
II
Belleforite Wood-Burned Lime,
for plastering purposes, by tha large or small
quantity. Can he lonnd for ihe present at Pic a
new building, on Market street.
'-" Li K. Mt-'CDLLorGH.
CAUTION All person! are hereby warned
against purchasing, or In any wav meddling
with the followlna nrnuertvnnw in th-n-.....;
of John Ross, of Wallaceton, vis: One hay mare
ne bay horse, one wagon, one sled, and two sets'
or harness, as the said property belongs tome
and Is left With him on loan nnlv .ki.u.
order. JAUKs 'li. Ti n vi. 1
WaltaOInn, March 23. IXTl.Ste
The Lightning" Tamer.
THK undersigned are th. lol. Agent. In thl.
Ll.n,T?NGrROD,N."rlr"'e" "'"'''
LKMirNINU RODS." TU.se are the on I v safe
rods now In use. and ar. ..J i k. .,, .J
sclentlflc tr.en in th. country.
"hy notify th. it'i.en. cf tba .onnly
that we will put them up a better rod, and for
lesa money, than Is eharr-ed by tha foreign
agents who annually traverse th. counts and
carry off our little cash, never to return.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
ikI.,hiiT.,,bl1'" Ut't 'Mod a.
their buildlngi need hutaddres. us by letter cr
t, : b.,!:,rMn' "'
in tbeeonnty, and warrant them. Tba Rodsaaa
Flxturei oar. bo Ilea at any lime b calling at
our Iter. H. t. BIOLRR A oS
CIsarteM, March 80, 1870 f
CAIITIOi.AH persons are hereby caution,
eel pot to purchase or in any way meddle with
two bay mares, now in poeserslnn Georgo Hill, as
they ,,,,g , ,nrl irt y,, ,o mT
Maiiara, March 4, 74.3,n R. WARING
.1 N?Til 'VM l'An,.Ktns VtVM
1' w" rV Pflntcn laraa non.ber of the ne-
f Sl BILL. mnA will m .... i.. .
I an a.. . . . , " : " " TT"1!" "
i ... nan, fen a copy ic an? eiWress,
Vll