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THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA. '
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Al'HIL It, 1874.
Terms of Subscription! "'
lipoid la advaaee.or within threo months -.$1 46
If paid titer Umwl before six months. .w f 60
If paid alter the eiplratloa of ill month! ... 1 00
RELIGIOUS NOTICIiS.
Methodltt Episcopal CburehRa. A. D.
Yoooa, Pastor. Public Bervioe avory babbath
at 101 A. ., audits', at.
Sabbath gohoal al 8 A. M.
Fraver Moetinr. every Thursday, at 71 P. M
Communion Berrien, Brit Sabbath of every
month, at 111 A. M.
Preshvterlaa Choxrh Rer. B. S. Bvi.rn,
Sabbath urTioei morning and evening -Sab
bath School at I P.M. Prayer Mooting Woluei.
darv ovanlao-. .
St. Kraucla Chart h CathollrRcr. P.
J. SnBBinax. Mam at 101 o'clock A. M.( oa the
aeoond and fourth Sundaya of aaoh month.
Lutheran Church Rev. A. J. llinvsocr
Proaohtoff every Sabbath, moraine and evening,
Babbath Bohool at 9 a. m. Prayer meeting every
woaneaaay evening, r'
' The notiooablo wenthor feature in
this latituda last woo waa that winter fell into
"the lap of tprlng" and Interfered great; with
tardoa-mahing. '
Religious. Services will be held io
St Andrew'! P. E. church, in thii place, on next
Sunday, April 10th, at 11 o'clock, A. v., and 74.
'o'clock, r. a. Preaching bj Rer. Geo. C. Rafter.
. . The people of Curwensvi.llo uro ngl-
' tating the erection of Water worki. (Jo on and
wroet them. Don't itop to take a Tote on the
question, a la Clearfield.
Yklp On. Somo of our Radical ex
changee "take on" wonderfully over the appoint
ment and confirmation of Mr. Orris ai Judge of
thii district. Well, gentlemen, what are joa go
lag to do about It Turn Gov. llartranfl oat of
eSUof . '
In an account of the burning of a
'Woolen Mill at Kittanning recently, the editor of
the jYepetiteaN, of that place, olotee ai followl i
"Our water worki eared the town, and they
have more than paid the coat of construction at
this one fire." -
Rev. II. S. Butler will leave town
this week for a vacation of three or four weoki.
By the eourteiy of the pattore of the Lutheran
and Metkodiet ehnrohes, the Preibyterlan ehurch
will be open fur dirine eervioe twice during bit
abienoe, til i On Babbath, April 26th, in the
evening, and Babbath, May 3d, alio In the even
ing. Prayer meeting and Sabbath school will be
held as osuat
The "oldest Inhabitant" In now
known to reside In the town of Clarion. The
Dtmocrat, speaking of a resident of that place,
says t "lie la one of our oldest citlsens, having
been born Just at the close of the seventeenth
century." As near as we oan make ont be most
be about ITS years old; The sVcaioerai adds that
his "Intellect la unimpaired."
Mr. James Kerr, clothior, is now in
the city for the purpose of purchasing his spring
stook. .. . . ,,
Mr. Keilly, paymaster of the Tyrone
Dlrision, was in town on Friday last, paying off
the employes of the road. Thii was a Utile in
advance of the niual pay day.
fioad tbs local notieo In to-day's
paper In regard to the "Kiug Iron," offered for
sale by A. L. Schuell A Bone. This Iron Is aaid
to be superior la ovary respect eombluing three
to one. .
' Tlie Loonard House, In tbis place,
has again oome under the proprietorship of B. JJ.
Row, Esq., a former proprietor of the house, who
bas renovated and refitted the hotel, and asks for
publlo patronage. Ilia card appears in to-day's
paper. ' ' "'
lOBTAL changes. Tlio name an
lite of Little Toby postvlioe, Clearfield county,
has been changed to Brockport, Elk county, and
Clark A Wiloox appointed posttusster.
Helen poitoffioo, Elk county, has been dlsooa
tinued,
New Enterprise -We iourn that
Mr. W. T. Hamilton, formerly engaged In the
pottery business at Lutlienburg, has formed
partnership with Mr. Win. Kewsome of this place,
and that tbey bare about perfected arrangements
for commencing the manufacture of fire-brick
vans, Ac, from fire-clay supplied from a large
Vein on the property of Mr. Newsome, south of
town. Mr. Hamilton has had considerable ei
perlenca in this business, and the clay having
been tested and found oaoellent, we presume the
enterprise promises rich returns to those engaged
in It. J5rootti7 Stpnilitan.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
In the Pottoffioe at Clearfield, for the woek ending
npru um, lae i
Jordan, Mr. J. Prank
Ltngle, Ucnry
McCrra, James
Matlack, Timothy C.
Milieu, II. W.
MoQown, Anthony
Miller A Rbinchart (2)
roweii, rater
Reed, Robert
Bryant, Kd. U
Bloom, Mrs. Mary
Fein, M.
by. Miss Eltia C.
Gilford, Robert (2)
Gardner, Jeremiah
Hoban, Micbael
Hubler, Miss Wirt E
Hill, John (2)
Haddcn, Mrs. Alasenls Sloreason, Jeremiah
. . P. A. GACL1N, P.
Maps Free. A map of the State of
Virginia, with descriptive pamphlet, will no sent
to any one enclosing two three-cent postage
stamps to Wm. B, Robertson, Commissioner of
Immigration, Lynchburg, Virginia. Those of our
readers who wish to post themsblves, bad better
avail themselves of this cheap offer.
A IIiavy Haul. A correopondent
In forms us that a span of horsee,owned by Jeremiah
Xyler, of Graham township, this eounty, and
driven by Wm. Baumgardner, hauled at one load,
on the 10th of February last, on the road leading
from Bnow Shoe, Centre county, to tbe river, oppo
aite Bait Lick, two sticks of pine timber 70 feet In
length one being II Inches square, and the other
10i20 Inches, making a total of 398 cubic feet.
A tittle ahead Just now, wa should say.
The Williamspobt Fire. This city
was ue scene or a lerrioie eonnagration on Bun
day morning last. The lira broke out about one
o'clock on Sunday morning, in tbe piling yard of
Brown, Early A Co.'s saw mill, which destroyed
all tbe lumber, amounting to about twenty million
feet. It was piled on thirty acres of ground, be
tween the above named yard and White, Lents A
White's saw mill. In its course, It consumed
Filbert, Otto A- Co'i saw mill and C. U. K route
A Co.'s brick planing mill, and also fourteen
dwelling houses oa Filbert street. Tbe fire was
got under control at eight o'clock. Tbe wind
blew a gale during tbe first part of the Ire. It Is
reported one man was burned to death in the
brick planing mill. Tbe loss Is estimated at
1000,01)0 ; Insurance, $150,000. The following are
the principal sufferers i Brown, Early A Co., P.
Herdle A Co., Filbert, Otto A Co., Filbert, Otto A
Miller, C. H. Erbnse A Co., 8. N. Williams A Co.,
R. K. Hawley A Co. The in was no doubt the
work of an inoandiary.
"TbeAltoona Tribune lay that ihe
rennsyirania railroad eotnpany is about to intro
duce Bibles in their passenger eoachet. Eaeb ear
will be provided with four copies of the sacred
volume, xuey will be placed in a rack spioially
made for tbe purpose and are intended for the use
of passengers." rhiliptbHrj Journal.
Ah, we sea through tbe whole of this new mis
sionary enterprise aowl We did not seo It last
week, when we noticed tbe agent sell two bnndred
"first-class" tickets and then kept the cars con
osaled until a few minutes before starting, and
when the gates were opened there stood (arse
Pullman palace cars, aas Pullman saloon car, one
smoking ear, and one firtt-tlatt ear, and a darkey
yelling at the top of his voice, "Palace ears ahead,
only ewe dtllar extra." The cream of the Joke is
about this i The officers of the Pennsylvania rail
road want to fore the traveling community to
read Ms Dibit In the Pullman oars. The "sell'
J complete and of a Beott-lsu type, but It causes
some tall swearing. Before this Bible arrange-
ment was eoneeived, there need to be from llm
en firtt-elait cart and one Pullman ear attached
to a train, nut now we bare the reverse. What
fc moralising Influence this Bible arrangement
. must eventually entail upon the oflioers, employes
and patrons of this road In question.
. The Fish Question. Ati effort has
been made oa the part of some of cur oltlsens,
with tbe State Fish Commissioners, to stock tbe
streams In this county with fish. Wa are per
Witted to lay before our readers tbe following
'otter of Mr. Creveling, the Superintendent of the
tate fish bouse at Marietta, bearing upon this
inject)
Miairrri, Pa., March 28, 187.
Bo. W. A. Walljci Dear Sir) I am In
eelpt of your letter, and would say in reply to
wr eall for two shipments of blaok bass one
the river at Clearfield and the other for Clcar
4 creek that black bass is a flih that flaunt be
bed artificially, and eonsequently we oannot
them till ia tbe summer. I eipeot to take
a trout to Clearfield in a few weeks. I intend
took yonr streams with lake trout this spring
- wiib oaei ounng me summer.
Respectfully yours, J. p. Cannula.
'a hope our lumber dealers, while at Marlstta
spring, will not be too modest to call upon
Creveling and bring some fresh flab home
I them as well as the proceeds of their lumber.
noe writing tha above wa learn that on last
)nasday, about seven hundred young islmon
a put Into the river at this place, a portion In
apper and a portion la tbe lower dam. They
) brought from tbe State hatching ponds near
mta, and ware from an inch to an inch and
If long, and one month old. Those young
wen obtained through the enterprise of some
a citlsens, and now that tbey are In the river
should be taken that they are not destroyed.
' mature eery rapidly, and la a year's time
in be quite leri.
ingular accident was that which
d on tha Bald Eagl Valley Railroad, one
t week, by which Charley Heeder, well
1 lb our eltisens, was so severely scalded as
tkrowa off duty for several days. The tralq
carry their coffee la cans with a top which
m aa perfeetfy tight, and when tha dinner
arrives they put them apoa the stove ia Hie
see and art thus enabled to have aorlse hot.
tha eoffe was boating, oaa of these cans
aly bnrrtedV IVear Ilia pressure of steam
rated, and tha scalding fiuld striking Mr.
ler la the race baraed aim as abort stated.
.Vaauosy Journal,
The Clinton Republican publishes
tne following : "Airs. Alary rerer, a widowed lady,
residing In this olty, has a Bible in her possession
with which a curious incident is connected. Dur
ing a terrible hurricane, which pasted over some
portions of Westmoreland county in tbe summer
of 1860, this Bible was carried a dittance of four
and one-half miles by ths force of tha wind, and
lodgod ia a pine sappling. Tha book waa lying
across a limb of the sapling opened at 122d Psalm
which Is nearly the exaot middle of tho book. Kot
a leaf was torn, not a scratch to be seen, tare
where It fell on tha branch, and there only a
light Impression made on the leaf. Mrs. Fcrer
was thrown down and had her arm broken In
three places by the same storm. The story comes
to us duly authenticated, and though it aeema
soaroely probable, It Is undoubtedly true."
NEWS ITEMS.
Tha Bell's Gap Railroad Is to be extended
to Fallen Timber.
A hotel Is to be erected at tbe depot, near
Brookville. The depot It about a mile from town.
Tha firtt shipment of leather from White A
Son's tannery, Osceola, was made last Wednesday.
The potato bugs are reported to he as thick at
"three in a bed" In Woetmoreland oOunty.
Two thousand snlmon trout were placed lu
the reservoir near Hollldaysburg a few dys ago.
The Knitrpriu says that Lock Haven wants
a few more rolling mills, and not so many gin
mills.
Three young otters were trapped In a net set
to catch catfish by a Mr. Bloom, at Spruce Creek,
a few days ago. . .
The eastern extension of the Allegheny Val
ley Railroad will be opened for travel its entire
length about the first of May.
The Bulletin says that a large number of
saloon-keepers in Williamsport have abandoned
the traffio In drink.
Tha Brady's Bend Iron Works, which sus
pended operations last December, hara been
purchased by tha Allegheny Valley Railroad
Company.
Kemmorer's flouring mill, near Milton, was
burned on Saturday night a week. Loss, $22,000 j
partially insured. About 3,000 bushels of grain
and 200 barrels of flour wore consumed
There are soventeco collieries la operatioa
along the line of the Tyrone and Clearfield Rail
road and Its branches, producing two thousand
fire. hundred tons of coal per day.
Jore. McKibbon, Esq., formerly of tho Mer
chant's Hotel, Philadelphia, has gone west and
become one of tbe proprietors of the Ntoollet
Uouso, aV.Minneapolis, Minnesota.
One hundred and fifty salmon tront were do-
posited in Bteiner's and Munson's dams, on tho
Mothannon creek, last week, through the instra
mentality of a few citlsens of Phillptburg.
The latest style of ladies' hair is to comb it
over tbe can. Tbis will prevent thosa blessed
with large aeoustte accommodations from oooiing
themselves by flopping them. Ex.
Owing to tha railway fight now lu progress
between sevoral of the competing through lines,
emigrants ara now beiog earrled over tho Penn
sylvania Railroad from New Tork to Chicago at
tbe rata of four dollars per passenger.
Tha Mahoning Valitf Spirit, published at
Punxsulawney, Jefferson county, quoted butter
selling In that place at re oenti per pound. In
Clearfield the same article la forty cents, and
li mighty scaroe at that.
Gov. Cnrlin and wife spent last Sunday a
week at St. Louis, From there he goes to Chicago
and thence will journey homeward, reaching
Bellefonte about the 20th of this month. BtlU-
onto Ktpubliean.
The East Broad Top Railroad will be graded
In a few days to SootUvllle, and the rails will be
at ones laid down, and by tho firtt of June it Is
expeoted to run to that point.
An old resident of Hollidaytbnrg, named
Jacob Snyder, fell dead on the street In that plaoe,
on Sunday a week ago. He was 90 years of age,
and had been engaged In tha drug business for
a number of years
The Bellefonte Ktpnhliean saya that "one of
the greatest inducements offered to copltalltts aad
others to coma to Bellefonte to live, is the fact that
they can get cow pasture free In tbe park, which
Also contains a good sited spring."
A passenger going down on' the eara from
Bnow Bboe to Bellefonte, fell into a deep sleep
from which he was awakoned by the shrill tooting
of the whittle, when he immediately exelaimed i
"The train hat caught up wltti those cattle again I"
The Tltusvllle tWitr, of the 30th nit., stysi
"Twenty-eight wells In the vicinity or Greece
City, Butler county, which, when first started
yielded an aggregate 'production of over four
thousand barrels per day, are now yielding daily
only about five hundred barrels,
Mrs. Costello, a widow, about thirty years of
age, was burned to death In Titusville, on the
evening of tha 27th nit. She was addicted to
drink, and, it it supposed, was intoxicated at tbe
time. She bad laid down on the bed, and her
clothes csnght fin from a Itmp left standing
near by.
D. D. Williams, Cathier of the Conneautvllle
National Bank, was re-arrrited on Friday, the
3d Inst., by S. B. Benton, Government detective,
and lodged in jail, his bail having surrendered
him. Recent examination of the bank books
show a defalcation of $27,000, In addition to the
reported robbery of f 17,000, which eauted sns
piclont of Williams' guilt.
There It talk of starting a paper at Routtdalt,
a this county, to be specially devoted to ths in
terests or the miners of that region, and to ba
called the " Workingman's Friend." The proprie
tors ol tbe enlerpite will tart money and do tha
working men mora good by presenting tha amount
of money Intended to ba Invested in the affair to
such of the working men at ara in need of attlit-
ance.
"Ganuerlegs." Says thoBollofonto
Watchman i Certain at last) aura at a gin. Uad
a paper and a card from him the ot er day, the
latter bearing tbe Ictcrlptlon, "W. U. II. Brain
ard, City Editor -Deify trnpnit, Council BtufTt,
Iowa." Tha paper recorded the fact that be waa
off oa a trip somewhere, and bare Is what It said
"The Invincible Braiucrd, who 'does' Ike local
of Taa NosriuaiL, baa Joined the Nimrods, or
CoonroJt,' or ramrods mo arc not sure which
and gone to the country ruttioatlng, hopiug, vain
bope, to eoioo bomo loadod with, the fcathrrod
tougttere -.bat till thegrovetand tho enrol heaveu
with mellifluous melody, or the wob-footod fowls
that glide over the surface of tbe water as o'ef tbe
stormy lakes tho boat. Ho won't kill anything,
of course; be never iloea) still he will have bush
els and bushels of fun, and mane oceans and
tooans of fun for others. Uo took with him on
tho trip, about t'S worth of ammunition, a bar of
soap, and a bottle of tha balm of a thousand
Sowors, (though what he wanted of this deponent
tiuin not) and ouoere and crackers, dried boot,
boiled bam, hard-boiled eggs, bologna tautago.
And in bit own elastic languago, "tbe devil knows
what all." Wo believe, too. he took with him a
gun, though what potiible uo he will make of
that is more than we can tell. Wbat any local
editor could do with such a destructive pieoe of
maomncry it more man auy follow cau hud out.
Btill we have no doubt he will write eolunin nnou
Column of description of the vast bavoo he made
among tbe eavoe of tho wooded hiltt, the grassy
valleys and silvery itreatnt, on his return. These
looal editors are suoh droadful bluws."
Specials.
' Mr. James Kerr Is In tha city for the purpose
oi purcnaiing nis spring stylet or nne ciouung.
Mr. Kerr keeps notbina but fashionable clotblna-,
and thoaa who ara In need of a handsome spring
suit are adrited to await hit return, as ha will
purchase a very handsome assortment. '. .
Gnocsuiis. Lytic A Mitchell are telling Tea,
Coffee, Sugar, Syrups, Meats, Canned Fruits,
Fish, Flour and all kinds of Fancy Urooariel at
a small advanoa on city prices. Call and tee
tbctu.
Til a Klao IaoK Jutt waal (At ledVet AW
Tbis Iron Is really four complete Irons In one
a oinoothing iron, a Ulossing Iron, a Band
iron aua a riuting Machine, with fluting Hoard.
To understand Ihe superiority of this Iron it is
only necessary to seo It. With each Iron the
agout gives a receipt for glossing which alone hi
worth halt tho price or the iron. The iron be
ing nlckle-plated oont&tnt beat much lunner tliau
an ordioary one. Agents ara wanted in every
towntnip in Uearucld and lentrn countioe. Ad
dress A. L. SOU NELL A SONS.
General Agents, for territorr in anv State.
viearuem, ra. - April It, JS7S-3t.
A large comber ofohoice fruit and ornamental
trees to be disposed of at auatioo. Sec advertisement.
New Goods I Nsw Goods I at T. A. Fleck A
Co.'s store, Market street, Cluarneld, Pa.
Mr. Thomas Reiller desires us to announoa
that ba bas just received another larce lot of
"aiiwneii w agons, wnicn are among the very
best manureciurcd, and which he will tell at the
most reasonable rstci. ills stock includes almost
all descriptions of wagons largo and small, wide
ana narrow tree. aura
T. A. Fleck A Co. have Notions. Millinery and
rancy uooat. AUdlng weekly the latest stylet.
Iniure vour life In the Co-Onerallva Mutual
aue inturanec company or Lancaster County, Pa.
apu-l Iv. At. alcr. ALLS, Agent.
Millinerr Work neatlv and nromntlv done at
T. A. Fleck A Co.'l, Market atrvtt. aprS
WiXTrn Everv bodv lo read the new nlan rfr
a,ue Auturanoo aurertiseu ny
aprl-3t R. Id. kU EN ALLY.
For a nice Corirt, ro to T. A. Fleck A Co.'t
store, oa Market ttreei.
If yon want a food pair of Kid Glover, ro to
T. A. Fleck A Co.'s.
Call oa R. M. McEnally and ret your lifo In-
aurcd. -
T. A. rxrer. a. a. wills.
Our buyer, T. A. Fleek, is now In Philadeli.kia.
and about tbe 10th of April wo will open our new
Spring and Summer stock. Our patrons will
pieste make a note of tliit. At Wm. Reed's eld
stand. (eprl-St) T. A. FLECK A CO.
On Tuoaday evening, March till, 1874, at the
retldenee of the brido't father, .by Rev. J. 11.
Fans, Mr. J. B. MASON, of Knit Weitinorelaud,
N. 11., and Mits L. VESTA LUNG, of Akron, O
On Sunday. April Itli, 14, by Rer. D. W.
WaurLica, Mr. DAVID HHAJr Tilt and Mitt SU
HANK Ail, daughter of Jaunt Duo.i, Dear Kaia
bargor, all of Clearfield county.
On Thursday, April tth, 1H7. by Rer. D. W.
WAatn.r.N, Mr. BliADY KKU.ISIl K1HK and
Miae LORK.NA, daughter of Her. Jna Raaaa,
near Lutheraburg, all of Clearfield oouuly.
. J SieiL ..."
Departed thii life la Grand Rapids, Latolle
oiuiity,.Jiiinoi, on Alondav, ruoruftry loin, in, a.
ELEANOR, wilt of Bbhj. luiitoa ltr.vaoi.in, aud
daughter of Elisiis and ,Uhv Asa Scoriai-n, of
Pike towntuin, Liearnuld oounty, ra., aged ue
yean, 0 mouths and 1 day.
In Knox towhthip, on Sundny, March 13th,
1874, MARTHA, wife of Jona JIiokok, aged 2
years, a months and I days.
In Knox township, on Wednesduy, ilareh 18tb,
1874, KLliA AttN, daughter or Jons and Etna
aru McKre, aged 2 years end 3 dayt.
In Bradford township, on Monday, Maroh 23d,
IR74, ELIZA. JANII, wire of J soot Wii.niua,
Esq., formerly ef the oil regions, Venango oounty,
aged os years, in months and zo days.
Clarion county paptn please oopy.
At tbe rt ililenee of his father, in Decatur town
ship, on Thursday, April 2d, 1874, UUY E
11 1'tJ II tiS, son of Jona and ELixstxva HuoBXt,
agod 22 years, 2 months and 13 days.
In Pike townthip, on Thursday, April 2d, 1974,
TABITHA,wlfeof Motr.a ConnAO. aged 24 years,
B months and Zd days.
Tn Knox townthip, on Thursday, April Sd,
1874, ofdiptheria, MARTHA ANN, daughter of
w. I', and buuinl Ann , aged a yaart,
and 11 months.
&(arl,ft3.
Clearfield Markets,
Cimnnii, Pa., April 14. 1t7d.
Applei,green,V0 1 25, Hogs, dressed (
Dried, Wit. W Hides, green.- I
Apple butter,$gal, 1 00 Ham ,M(o) It
Butter. 00Q 40 Shouldert...10fo) 12,
Beans $0 00(m 2 00 Sides.- 00 (,u 12j
Buckwheat 1 00 Lard 12(a) 15
Buckwheat Hour B, 5 Men pork.V bbl., 22 00
Beef, dried 25 Oat Of
Beef, fresh.... (S lO Onlont 2 00
Boards, M 12 00(a) 14 00 Potatoes 00 loo
;orn,sneiiod.. I o readies, dried, m,. 15
Corn, ear 00(4 00 Plaster, $ bbl ...... S 00
Corn meal, ) sack, 1 30 Ryc 1 10
Chop, ft owt 00(3 2 2o lugs, $ lb ' 2
Clorerseod- 1 5l,flelt, $ tack.250(o) I 50
Cheese. 2-,rShlnitlet,l8in.4((ii 00
Cherries, lb. 10(4 lK:Khingles,!d !n!5 Id 00
Chickens, drsd, tb, 12, Timothy seed 3 00
r.CKi no tallow izj
Flaxseed..... 2 00 Wheat. 125
Flour .'..0 00(u) 00 Wool . 40
Hay 00 00 (n; 20 00Wood, ft eord ...... 4 50
1'cniiNy 1 vniiiii Hall road
TYRONE & CLEARFIELD BRANCH.
ON and after Monday, NOV 3d, 1873, the
Passenrer Traint will run daily (exoept Sun-
days) between Tyrone and Clearfield, aa follows
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH.
Clearfield-...
Philiptburg..
Osoeola ,
Tyrone
..3.40, r. bj
,..4.35,
..4.50,
LEAVE NORTH.
Tyrone (..IO,..
Osceola 10.40, "
Phihptbarg... 10.55,"
flwtrtield 11.50, "
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH.
Clearfield 5.4 a. a.
Philiptbnrir.- (1 .15 "
Osceola- 6.50 "
Intersection.. 7.48 "
Tyrone.- fi.00 "
LEAVE NORTH.
Tyrone .7.00 p. a,
Intersection ...7.1 2
Onreola 8.10 '
Phlllpabre;...8.35
Clearfield, ar...0.10
pud atf2. .
TREASURER'S SALE
or
UNSFiATED LANDS
IN
Clearfield County, Pa., for 18T aud 1(419
f ,
Notice it hereby given, In purtuanoe of aa Aol
of Aaseiobly approved the 12tb day of June, A.
D. 1845, eutllled "An Act to amend an Act di
recting tha mode of telling Unseated Landt In
Clearfield county," and tha tevaral supplements
thereto, there will be exposed to tale or outcry,
at tht Court House, Ia tha borough of Cloarlield,
on tbe SECOND MONDAY, 8th day of JUNE,
A. V. li74 the followinf tracts or nieces of an
ssated landt in laid tounfy, for taxea due and
unpaid, vis: , , . . .
i-'HecearUi
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333
85 80
410 ,
160 - '
m
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84 ,
181 .
134
104
315
433
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360
174
171
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73
153
151
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116
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230
153
Warrauttt.
Frederick llably,., ,.
John Mailer ,
Fredorick liowiaan
Philip Mvseneope
Michael Muaacr. ,.,
Joba Braly.
William Brady ,
J. Blair and E. Blair
John Whltmor.
Henry Whitmer
William Wilson
Jaoob King
John Gib,on....u.. ......,
Robert WUton....M
William Gray
Jobu Miller
John Retlaad
Peter Gets
Jeremiah Mosher ,
David Barton...
Jacob King. .j M
Adam Mytanaope,..
Jeremiah Mnsher.
Keaggy
iVm. at John Brown.,..
Frederick Beatet.
Thomas Billiogton.
John Bean.....M
Martin Pouts
Jacob Muttertniitb
L. D. Weld
Jaoob Fault........
Thomaa Uroom..-.. .,
Ill 40
1 00
32 80
52 82
IV 38
'58 2
22 SO
84 36
51 00
(I 68
25 84
30 40
- 24 22
4) 03
V8 80
113 80
4
18 24
10 64
, 411 40
61 56
33 51
30 0
33 80
26 10
38 62
31 13
10 2
3 80
28 12
11 73
II 40
32 64
FA UK FHOM. CLEARFIELD, TO
$5,000. You can have an Inauranoe of $...000
on your life fur about $-'!0 per year. See H. M.
mcbnaily s adrerttaeoient.
Lasd pLAtran. A oar load lust recelred from
xJuntlngdonby
merits-01 HRATZliH A LYTLE.
Wood and Willow Ware of all detcrintloni for
eaie oy 11. r . Digier a, LO.
Aits. Seventy-live do ten Clearfield Wood
choppers Axea at
sua:,!. 11. r. UIULfcH Co I.
Fuse ! Frkb 1 Faaa ! Amonr the manr prepa
ration! that we have for Coughs, Celdt, Croup, or
eny inroat or lunr diuiculty, none or tbera are
equal to Dr. Morrii' Bvnin of Ter, Wild C'uerrv
and Horehound. If you are amloted, call at our
store and we will gito you a temple bottle ree e
eaary Agents : nariiwlca a Irwin, 'Jlcarneld ;
Holt, Woodtida A Holt, Wallaceton 1 II. E. Wit.
Iiams, William's Grove. Msrch 11-ly.
Mr. Jobn Tronlman hat rone Into the Under
taking butinets in eooneotloa with bis Furniture
buiinett. Imported Walnut Catketa and Coffin.
iways on band and furnished promvllv. Tuner.
ala attended.
A full line of Household Gooda, Japanned Ware.
o., ior aaie oy 11. r. siirier a uo.
BoARnnnt Wsarrn. Two or three day board
ers can be accommodated in a private family.
Boarding good and charges rtaponable. For
further information apply at this office.
Norica to Waoos aaoCAjtniAoa Ma anas. We
have inat received a general aaaortment of Waron
and Carriage Woods, alto a full lino of Spiinga
anu AAiea, wuicu we oner eneap ror casn.
H. F. BioLra A Co.
Montonr Slate Paints, for painting houses in
side and outside Cottagos, Farm Buildings, Ac.
Beautiful, durable and economical. Ground io
pure Linseed Gil.
my28'73 II. F. Biblxb A Co.
Bird Cagee a large asaortment at II. F. Blg
ler A Co.'e. .
Sawn. Dlatan't Cross-cut Saw, Great American
Saw, Boynton't Lightning Saw, at
25-73 11. V. Biolii A Co't.
NSW AOvtaTISgSIINTS. The follow.
In J new advertisements appear Hill week 1
I. A. Klerk A Co Milliuorr and Fancy Gooda.
beonerd House.
Adalnlttrator'a Notice Martin Kllne'a etiata.
Ornbana' Court Hi. - -r ,
deceased. -r-r - v.
Orphans' Court Rala nnn.rf. .n.L. ti.
deceased. r-rv ..-
Backet A Scbryver Breast Bold-Back. '
Aadltor't Nottoa-BavM K.fharVi estate.
n. F. Bigler A Co. have been making extenetve
additiona to their atock of Hardware the laat few
daya. Everything new In Shelf Hardware, 8ad
dlera' Hardware, Farmers' Hardware, Builders'
Hardware, and Hardware of all kinds, can beeeen
at their ttore. May 23.
R. R. Wheelbarrows, Baby Carriages, Toy Ex
press Wagons and Wheelbarrows, at
my28'73 II. F. BioLta A Co't.
Calcined flatter for tale by II. f. Blgfer A Co.
Just recelred, a largo lot of non-explosive
Lamps and Lanterns at
'25-72 It. F. Bioi.ia A Co't.
Save Time! Save Labor! Save Money! Save
Clotbea ! The " Novelty Wringer" it tbe best In
the market. Buy It try it.
For tale by 11. F. Biolxb A Co.
Rbao Tma ! Persona who contemplate building
will do well to eall and examine onr stock of
BI1LD1NU MATERIALS. We have if) stock a
full line of Builders' Hardware, Nells, Paints,
Oils, IIIsm, Putty, Calcined Planter, Ac.
my28'73 II. F. Biulxb A Co.
Palntt, Ollt and Varnlihet for tale by U. F.
Bigler A Co.
Psiara jrwn PjOktms' Fianisot. Our tlVk
of Paints and Painters' Material, is complete, in
cluding J. T. Lewis' Pure While Lead. John Lu.
eas A Co'i Pure White Lead, F. P. A Co's Buek
Lead, and a number of cheaper brands of White
I.cadj alto, Linked Oil, Turpentine, Varnithcsof
all kind., a full line of Dnuhel, and a full line of
colors, dry and in Oil.
r273 II, F. Biolir A Co.
. NO EXCV8E FOR BEING SICK.
No person can nee Botohee's German Byrop
without getting Immediate relief and core. We
have Ihe first oan of Conrhs, Colds or Consump
tion, or any dleeate of the Throat and Lorgt, y,t
to hear from that hat not been cured. We have
diitriboted every year for three years over 2o0,-
vw sample bottles "Sara or mAime" by drug,
gistt In all parts of the United States. No other
manufacturer of medicine ever gave their prepara
tions inch a test at thii. Uo to yonr Druggitt
C. D. Watioh, and ret a bottle for ft cm. .J
try It two doiei will relieve you. 20aug73y
RECAPITULATITOf.
Bird Caget.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Ilontehnld Goods.
All kindt of Hardware.
Japanned Ware.
Paints, Ollt, Varnlihet.
Calcined Platter.
Wagdn and Carriage Makers' supplies.
All of tlm abort for sale at thematnmifln tlard
ware Store of II. F. Bigler A Co., Second street.
Clearfield, Pa. jt
CACTIOH All persons are hereby caution
ad not to purchase or in any way medd le with
two bay mare, now ia noateuioa fln. 11111 -.
eoleng t,t ma and rt tnbject to my order.
p. w APINO. j
Bellefonte, Pa.,
Lock Haven.
Williamaport
Huntingdon .
Lewiitown. .,
Marysville...
UAKRISBURO..,
.$! 05
. 3 7a
. $60
. 1 80
. 3 00
4 3
4 75
Middletown $5 00
Marietta. 3 50
Lancatter 3 85
PHILADELPHIA 7 85
Altoona..., 1 65
Johnstown 1 80
FITl'SBURQ. 3 1
Ao.
J'.'SI
5621
5761
56 V
42b7
56K
56,9
6610
5611
428'
5761
4 '-'Ml
42rt
3D IS
5019
42H
5631
6VI6
563)
424
42r7
427
4217
36-8
1,610
50 HI
30 D
3611
I99
2UU
50'6
5IM0
4tV0
3HI
3.'!i6
3(10
3411
it.
limO
30O
looo
506
no
102
100
lit
101
7W
1600
506
503
605
7
3
101
- 103
16
luO
400
100
2u3
50
122
243
Ac.
V3
304
V0
70
384
S3
306
322
58
473
111
ICC 5
100
307
83
60
220
80
Ptr.
Dell.
H'orranfte.
Usury Book.-
3t
100
1:0
37
3
83
118
20
Nicklin A Oriffith..
Henry Beck
u
Nicklin A Oriffith!!
Henry Beck....
...$.178 00
,.. 813 00
... 378 00
... 176 40
... 30 24
,.. 4158
... 30 24
... 43 68
... CO 30
,.. 63 64
... 262 80
.. 13 20
.. 103 40
... 134 H
.. 22 05
.. 28 1
.. 22 68
.. 81 68
.. 20 40
.. 3d 24
.. 151 20
.. 30 24
. 76 44
.. 3 30
.. 13
.. 31 14
I'tr.
it
itloora.
Warrantee.
Roberts A Fox..
6
CO
1J
Niehlin A Griffith
M i.
J. W.' Smith Z!
A. K. Wright
W. 8. Roberta..-...-.
Roberta A Fox ,
Jacob Bilxer ...
David Irvin (eat.).....
John P. Hale.
Roberta A Fox ,
A. L. Toiier. ..
Milton L. McClcre
. $24 84
, 73 44
, 24 30
. 2
. 124 20
, 16 20
, 48 60
, 25 C2
, 10 118
, 27 00
16 20
81 OH
16 20
233 22
36 62
8 1
- 108 00
2V 00
Clote connections made bv all trains at Tvrone
ana aocb ueven.
8. 8. llf.ilR
"yl7-lf. Superintendent.'-
gnu 3ivfrtisrm,nts.
KEY?
REMOVAL!
Second Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
I have this day leaaed Ihe above room. I will
represent the DRY GOODS BUSINESS to bettor
advantage than formerly, In having sufficient
room to display my gooda. The room is commo
dious and well located for the particular Una of
goods I represent, and my cxpensct for doing
bntiness being very light, I will make tha Key-
atone one of the beet placet In Central Pennayl
vavla to buy goods. An entire new line of
DllY GOODS
AND
CARPETS
Juat received.
Call and see.
WM. REKD,
Second llreet, Clearfield, Pa., March 25, 1874
Life Insurance on a !tew Wan!
THE CO-OPERATIVE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.
The Best and Cheapest Life Insurance
In the World I
JJedtrs, Jlarcl 74 $m
I lie ohleet or the company li lo tenure Hie
lami I A 1 At KNT to the widow, huitand, or.
pllan, hair or leral renretentalive of a
member, at the end of sixty dejt afler proof, of
inj I'Miorr at mere are mcmiierl belonging
to the Division In whloli the decerned Wat in
sured. -
It is proposed In make tbe number of members
In each Dlvitlon FIVE TIIUl'HAND, so tbal
woen coinnicioii eacn member I lire will be in
sured for tne sum of
i'ltU TIIOUajAAiD DOLLAR), '
Any prraon In good henlih, male tit female,
between Ihe agea of fifteen and sixiy-five, shall
be eligible to fflemberrnlp, anl npon Ihe pay.
ment of an entrance lee of from $10 to $50, ao
eordlng lo age, shall receive a life long policy,
subject lo (he rules of the asaoeialion. Upon the
desth of a member, an aisesament of one dollar
end ten cent! It levied upon the survivors, to be
paid at the offloc of the Company within forty
days. One dollar from each member goes to the
family of the deceased, and ten eents' for the
working esnenset or the company'. Fof full Bar.
t!enlart addrett of call on'
, R. M. MrJJfALLY,' Agwnl.
Offlee In room formerly occupied by J. II,
Fulfcrd, K.q.
Clearfield, Pa., March 15, 1874.
2f0ft I.BH. OK WWII Vt-ANTRII,
,yUU By Arnold, II art, horn A Hippie, for
which they will pay cash, at their factory, near
Cerwemvllle, er at tha ttore of Arnold A ,ru.
bora, In llnrwontvilm. - ,M .
R0lD,HARtB0llf Aiwfl. j
Bojrga.
Ae. Ptr. Warroatee. '
(HI! .; II. 8. Drinker..'....,, $53 4
413 William McCormick 61 08
. 440 - Nancy Rorgt 53 44
423 4t Nathaniel McDonald.. 38 76
423 41 Jobn Byere 33 76
16 Barbara Snyder 16 80
13 George Horlmun 31 84
2.14 76 Joseph Drinker 3 66
427 86 Michael Kunkle 63 72
73 Henry Fanner. 3 ly
4TT Feorge Ayers ... 33 76
427 81 William Troutmaa 63 73
35 146 Richard Thoma 15 H
40 Barbara Snyder S 40
205 ' Thomas rjmilb...... 34 40
103 Jobn KepbarU... ... 10 66
401 Blair Mcl.anahan 67 20
427 Jones Stein beiser. 71 46
106 John Hotter. II 60
06 l.'T Richard Waplo , 1.. 15 36
216 Wateon A Muaon 36 12
400 John Keen 66 40
Bradford.
At. Ptr. Warrant,
324 . Hugh Ely $:5 2d
101 $3 Jobn Campbell 42 36
158 Hell A Buck 18 RO
176 John Vaughn 38 Ttl
100 Martin H niton 14 10
253 Blair Melnaban 61 76
108 Andrew Petit 39 61
48 Matthias Slaymaker 13 74
36 Itaee Wilnon S 46
100 Francis West 14 18
103 Jamea Duncan. 35 15
61 David Meana 13 60
166 Joseph Powell 14 10
36 Horatio L. Hale... 16 34
66 John lianna. ' 11 75
48 John G. Gray 11 63
132 David Aakey ,.. 16 03
80 Andrew Petit 33 48
JVo. Ae. Ptr.
438 308
6.16 216
6861 614
6877
'm 846
6"M
250 226
813 831
135 106
106 77
s-";io7i
1004 863
3010 64
850 905
20113 611
27 1.4
156 135
176 .471
92 83 32
178
- IS
110 115
, 66
106
, HO
106
118 660
3612, 67
Sf.il 260
3614 183
10P7 246 11
mt 143 63
So.
6603
56D3
3604
Ac. Ptr.
md
114
8.1
79
61
114
263
424
103
847
S?t
yon
824
311
28
100
316
99
llrady.
Wnrmnlrt.
William Kirkpatrlek-
Conrad Long
Jonathan B. Smith...
Henry Wycoff
Robert Curry
John Dnnlap
Casper Slerer
11 t ti
Robert! A Fox
Benjamia Henry 1,
Casper btever
Casper Stover, Sr.......
George Sbaffor
J. W. Smith, w. part...
Charlet H. PreseotL....
Christian Lower..
Adam Wearer. .',..
Joaian W. Smith.
Holopeter A Brnbaker.
Kelly A Co v.
Wris-ht A Darling
Roberta & Fox .,
Ilurmlde,
War-rearer,
itoha NieboltoB.i
, $68 00
49 34
, 167 43
, 1116 60
- 76 16
37 80
17 34
, 12 68
377 43
84 33
13 40
229 64
138 32
69 16
80 34
108 80
19 04
41 14
IS 31
23 84
S 60
17 84
18 90
24 14
130 66
t 62
44 20
S3 91
40 86
41 48
Ac.
207
146
310
161
186
846
106
41
146
4
819
34
363
08
126
116
136
803
loll
124
IK3
lit
76
160
Pir.
Ptr.
114
93
John Mailer.......,
Abraham Whitmor.....
Caspar Shaffer Jr
Daniel Wbitmer
John Hnbley..,.,
Mary Roberts
John Treatler ,
Casper Shefter.
Jeremiah Williamson.
Mary Crawford
Towntend Spaekman.
Rebeooa Brown.'.
Leonard llollit
Fred Knhn...
Henry Knper, (Hugh
niudie tract;,
firaliam.
Tnmntm.
Thomas P. Cop-..,...
John Skyron
Joseph Simons
Bemard Grata-.
1 11
Joaeph Henry
Charlet Hull
U. J. Allporl ....
Israel Cope
f'ullcli.
M'wrraafes.
George Moore
$68 76
74 88
321 76
38 411
88 40
75 36
171 86
178 84
67 68
128 96
211 68
186 60
104 40
118 68
214 66
60 06
8V 90
41 76
$60 06
29 60
173 03
102 60
81 30
131 03
66 30
13 60
IS 00
Philip Glamluger
Joha MoCaliou... ,,'..,,.
11 11 .
Lampblack ,,...,.,:..,
Benjamia Wllaua
John Wbltmar
Pignit Shaw ,'..,
George Baker.,
Daniel Fulkarsoa
Plgott Shaw
Ed. Ilund.
Benjamin Wilton..
Richard Raaalel.,.,.,,,
Richaid Atbrrtia
; $.16 10
361 26
103 16
118 25
146 73
63 01
33 13
10 mi
69 19
67 10
4 86
4 05
61 13
It 60
3 86
33 (
7
Ae.
1063
1100
1103
1100
1041
1100
1110
1000
4K3
326
3X8
1108
3t'0
Ptr.
11
147
At,
133
416
109
100
m.
253
483
I 60
200
200
2o
433
4IIH
432
433
StiO
140
! 88
1271
1411
234
180
I 87
83
346
32
200
431
100
160
74
115
111!
Ac.
3366
6.178
$.'174
6408
6.109 '
5370
5410
6407
6378
6404
1891
6377
1893
Ae.
73
106
301
404
111
202
404
100
60
400
141 '
60
90
tit
60
109
146
400
200
100
73
891
264
100
47
At.
l:i3
433
74
100
38
145
60
433
AV
5.164
6365
iMi
6379
6371
6366
6358
6.154
6359
5355
5.H5A
63.5
6.1 72
1924
5352
5373
6:153
3367
18.19
1643
1890
3924
Ao.
6.113
6317
i.)l
6319
5323
6321
6323
6314
6316
6313
6328
6.134
5314
1912
1103
18-54 )
1913)
6324 1213
5327
5:i::
6330
6323
1923
1911
Cheat. , . ,
tturrflHte.
Marllia Worlngton
Jamas Pago.... -
V) Hllam Bauainau
)63- Joka Boyd
133. Tnoinae Hamilton......
Jeiuet Ross
Jobn Cunningham, ..,
Chirlel Gobin
Robert Fleming
Isaac Rlohardson
Jonathan Walker.
Jobn Cook
Jasper Ewlng...i
William Cook
Alex. Hunter
Itaac Kirk A Co
j MoCord tract. ..,.,UH.
Joseph Piper
t George Pago.,..,
Henry Pare.....-
James Noble
Christian Itubrsn. ......
John A. MoPherron...
P. Blancbard. i.u-
Milior A Christ
Ptr.
163
33
153
168
168
163
151
134
1 chaffy A Mitchell
Matthias Slough....
Jobn Brenomaa.,., M.,
Joauph McMurray
Patrick Noble.... .,...
Hugh Bantly ,
Jostah Uaynca.
I
$161 70
0 84
73 80
14 0
-I44 38
74 40
134 80
14 40
67 60
67 0
..... 67 36
149 30
..... 149 30
149 39
..... 149 SO
98 00
S3 80
41 24
104 16
104 16
104 16
.... 109 44
14 60
..... 11 DO
..... V9 84
3 64
.... 76 80
... 149 SO
14 fid
36 30
18 80
14 40
219 14
Ptr.
t'ovlufrlou.
- Harrantet.
George Mead..
Ptr.
159
151
At.
10C6
761
1100
641
1083
1100
1048
1008
1003
1100
11(0
1081
1IH0
408
708
1100
11113
1100
161
3-1
187
IIS
Morris A Stewart...
George Mead
Morris A Stewart....
Ueratnr. . '
Warrantee.
Thomas EdmunJsoo
Joseph Hamilton..
Thomaa llilliugicn..., ,
Charles Risk.
Patrlek Moore.
Mary M'Lsuabau
Ann M'Lanabau ,
Stacy W. Ihomptoa... .......
Mary M'Lsnahan.
Robert Rainey. ,
William Evans..,:
Thomas Stewardion:, ...,.,
John Drinkor ..1.:,... ;
Joseph Matlock ,
Robert Halttingur.;...:....,,
Daniel Kay 1.., ,.
Thomaa Edinundion-., ......
Samnel Dambiinton
Casper Haines-
William Hoover
David Stewart
Thomas P. Cope.
Thomas Edmuudaon
Jobn Holliday
Daniel W. McCurdy-
Fcrguaoti.
VTarrasfee.
Jobn Hambright. 1
Goorge Roes. ......,
Lewis Jordan
Abram Ogden....:
John Steiner....... ,
Daniel Frank..'
Jobn Graff.
Benjamin Gibus
1 Clrard.
Ptr., Warrauttt.
George Mead
100
87
50
Morrlt A Stewart
George Mead...M.....
At.
353
1069
1009
loot
1100
1003
1100
760
1000
1000
1100
1100
860
4.13
173
430
Ptr.
Morrii Stewart -
. i.
Francis Bert ho..
Justin Plubell-.
- Coalien.
H'arraelte.
,.$138 6t
,. 173 25
.. 178 16
,. 173 16
. 165 10
. 134 76
.. 173 25
,. 157 60
,. 73 95
. 61
,. 64 96
,. 178 26
1. 17 85
... $38 30
... 68 90
. . 178 00
... 181 60
... 64 CO
... (0 00
... 120 00
... 30 03
... 16 69
,.. 186 09
,:: 145 09
... 30 00
... 63 60
... 93 60
,., 17 ft
.., 43 00
... 92 66
... I HO 00
,.. 120 00
,.. 60 00
... 29 60
...'148 60
99 00
... 14 39
,.. 28 00
$75 36
287 20
, 19 20
24 00
7 68
46 12
9 06
187 20
..$10. 48
... 78 60
... Ill 20
... 66 28
... 110 16
.. 112 20
.. 110 84
., 1113 26
.. 103 00
.. 112 20
... 112 20
.. 110 16
.. 112 20
.. 41 48
.. 162 62
... 224 40
... 224 40
224 40
.. 6 80
... II 90
.. 38 OS
.. 15 8
1100
1113
1IO0
1100
100
631
109
94
159
67
George Mead -....$153 12
t " " 248 63
M " 258 63
" " 158 03
" " 158 60
" " 136 88
" " 168 60
" 107 13
. r , " in 00
" " 141 63
" ' " 319 H
m m t t jja eo
iam Mapee... ...... 20 70
Morris A Stewart .... it 23
" " : 20 38
' 39 73
George Mead
jVe.
4901
5671
6674
6676
5009
4067
4238
4223
4.109
4800
42:3
4226
4229
42.18
6061
4899
S
3
1
II
10
11
14
18
4889
4001
807
6061
6069
42.11
42.14
41)00
6064
4223
266
.108
265
6479
6671
6671
6476
6677
5678
6677
5673
6678
6677
.1383
looo
1001
501
983
18.1
4263
64
109
2111
503
3
8601
3600
3578
;'i78
504
3607
3607
3584
583
.1604
6063.
103
216
4264
5679
151
r
11
13
$
8
18
4 as
163
91
49
09
03
66
JiMI
Il
Ae.
420
I04i
1041
1041
090
bit
496
74
873
124
986
000
963
607
1113
109
95
90
133
91
88
91
91
100
908
65
113
990
996
8.18
62
923
810
873
101
253
600
116
8H9
1041
1041
347
647
147
1041
403
847
600
6011
866
1020
1089
900
429
900
900
900
495
090
1020
4.17
809
73
98
1020
888
685
1033
lnio
806
297
wr
688
927
1011
216
600
95
80
106
Ptr.
M orria A Stewart
II u
W. A. Wallace..."'.'.;
Ilneton.
Wnrrantt.
Wllhelia Willink.....
Moore A Delaney
, 343 18
, 310 20
, 818 20
- 313 10
319 39
61 74
, 79 89
14 10
4 70
, William Powert
11 i
Jamea Wilson..
Wllhelm Willink
Jamea Witvon-......,
William Powers
Hammond A Jones.
Reynolds sub. Nioklin
Willbelm Willink...,
4e) 4
h ;;;;
William Powert..!"!
H
Jamea Wilsoa
II H
11 11 t '"
Wni'atB Powers..,;.;
E. Shoemaker
- " .. 1.
Jamet Wilton
Moon A Delaney-
18
30
10
131
100
4ir
35
At
64
61
US
IS
115
18
81
119
.$137 76
. 341 53
. 841 68
. 341 68
. 324 72
. 288 23
. 160 72
. 164 16
. 121 77
. 40 39
. 323 08
. 821 73
, 818 63
, 168 65
, 864 90
32 80
81 10
29 62
34 44
29 $2
27 88
30
29 62
33 80
124 71
18 04
84 06
324 72
824 73
209 10
171 30
Si'2 68
307 60
123 06
33 21
bl 00
164 00
70 93
141 10
166 60
341 68
" " 99 S3
" 179 17
" " ....... 63 38
. . " 372 66
Robert 1 A Fox..,.;..,,..' 180 96
58 17
64 09
64 00
189 96
834 66
857 II
206 30
150 63
8f 09
138 46
158 40
79 30,
824 72
3.14 66
148 60
103 10
343 26
207 66
334 3d
391 M
224 63
334 66
8.14 66
203 97
97 17
803 81
201 10
803 81
341 6.1
67 65
164 On
Reyaoldllab.Nfckblat 81 18
S 84
11 41
I 23
1 04
$8 41
m& Jt-alrj.
Ac.
64l9
3411
3413
6413
3401
8414
3403
1430
1007
1363
1531
I
At.
433
4.13
373
431
109
313
1 98
80
438
318
186
12
Ao.
6?9
6:(00
6301
5301
6803
6304
63H5
6306
6307
6308
63119
6319
6.111
6291
62U4
62V5
6208
6J'J3
6289
1995
21)113
6293
320S
6397
At.
1100
1100
t47
1044
lib
II 118
107
339
89
160
121
09
: 12T
700
68
74
62
167
146
709
Ptr.
163
163
153
151
Ptr.
Karthaeub
Warrantee.
George Mead...
17
William Smith
Charles Willing
Myert A Flih.r
William Smith
Hugh MuGonigal ,
Emartcb A Heller
Edward MrQarvej.
William V. Keating.,
John McUarvoy
3290
6291
905
11.08
1007
1V13
Ac.
401
206
327
372
411
410
410
340
413
SCO
433
413
433
358
433
413
US
433
4.".3
433
4.U
433
433
281
1
85
136
203
407
217
231
125
193
19
1.17
400
33
97
7
269
210
S
94
1.16
61
440
490
484
403
90
271
e.
6961
59(1
5951
Ac.
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
11119
1100
1106
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
174
830
39
1020
726
1167
1:13
321
ll-T
61
186
46
48
1100
74
170
111
37
Ptr.
,t Wlllard
Knox.
tTarranffS. '
Benjamin Pcultney.-.,
Israel Morrii....
Martin Perrie.
Isabella Jordan
Henry Trout.
Jobn Perrie..
Juhn Bogle
Susanua Ward-
William Hunter
Jobn Duray- ,,
Benjamin l'uultuiiy ,
h'aacy Robison ,
Lawreuce.
H-'arraafce.'
Ucorge Mend...
Ptr.
19
39
Roberta A Fox, 1
11 .1
George Mead....
114
Hugh Jordau.,...M..-.
Joha Read
Rudolph Lite
Wm. Montgomory....i.
Juhn B. Garrison
George Mead.,....-..,.
K,llit Irwli
11 li
$225 60
, 226 60
, 153 73
, 213 61
, 125 60
, 226 60
, 84 03
S3 93
4 10
13 30
16 17
12 30
16 60
21 73
2 05
15 17
11 71
It 85
., 30 76
... : 42 99
...$M3 13
,. 200 68
,. 171 84
125 28
.. 24 80
.. Ill I?
.. 45 24
.. 87 ld
.. 100 34
.. 77 14
.. 117 01
.. 1 32
tl1 39
181 60
161 60
...... 161 69
181 60
181 60
...... 181 60
...... 181 60
181 60
. 191 6
161 60
131 60
. 181 (0
484 00
484 60
...... 4e4 60
484 90
CO 60
64 4f
part 20 (0
112 10
...... 819 00
611 15
...... 633 50
18 15
17 66
1 40
39 06
$ 60
268 40
606 00
8 H
Horrid.
Wnrrnnttt.
Georee Wetstl
William Werta-...-
t'briatiaa Wests
David Laaieh
Jesse Vernal. ,
65 Joseph Turner.............
109 " "
10 "
George Hobaeker
Peter Varual.......
163 Clem Striker
153 John Vaughn
153 Jonathan Netbit
153 Toninas Morri,.
103 William Morris.....
168 Samuel Meredilb
153 William Miller
16.1 llelly Morrla .
153 Tbomaa Fitttimmonl
163 George Clymer.
133 Robert Gny.
li3 Patrick AloorCr
153 Mary Morris
153 Magnus Miller.....
163 ' Nalboa Frasey.
Blair AloLanaban
Jaoob Graff.-
William Stewart
139 Richard R. Smith
Walter Stewart....
Chriatophcr Baker..
George Gates
40 Conrad btrartr-
17 Jobn Graff.....: ,
N. Reidenancr.......
Fred Hnbley
Matthias Slough..
Henry Drinker.
91 Joeeph Hublcy
143 Jacob Graff ....
John Graff.
Joaepb Potter -
Francit Jobnaten.....
Joaeph Turner...-.,..
George Haybaker
95 I Robert Carton
117 J X. Rridenauer j
Jobn Huston ;..
Patrick Hayt
1$ Robert Glenn
I'enn;
Ptr. . Warrantee.
14 John Nicholson,...
Greenwood Bell
Elijah Heath
Micklia A Griffith..
Ac
643
188
63
1.13
669
439
1J5
.Vo.
4150
259
259
4252
6778
77
27 MuoreA Delsnoy.
21 Roliertt k Fox...,
Jimot Wilioa..
Roberta A Fox...,
William Powert..
Jtroei Wilton....
Moore A Delaney...
Joha Dunlap-
t...ii..:. . vJ
.'iiuvi. it bow..,,
Pn.
163
136
Jurdifti
Warmers t.
Thomas Martin.....'-,
Robert Martin
Philip Loaat. ,
William Johnatan....,!
Jonathan Jones
Richard Martin
Dsalel Smith
" " ..
Ri-hArd Pfteri ,.
..$281 81
.. 161 12
.. 23 22
.. 11 47
., 17 15
34 10
.. 16 01
.. 76
: Ji M
6779
6779
7S
4259
677T
4259
6777
.V..
4254
4250
6679
4'.'6I
4265
6679
3264 .990
4263 909
At.
298
990
821
957
I7S
410
26
260
178
440
301
150
lf7
176
92.
At.
917
. 683
1041
990
889
1041
rr.
41
Ptr.
33
115
81
99
Joseph Boob...
Pike:
Warrantee.
Jamea Witsoh-
Joha Kicholaon
Joha P. Hon......
Joseph Bailey-....
John Jficholoun...
Jsmee Wilson....;..,
John Nicholson
Jamas Wilson
John Nicholson....,
Plnct
Warrantee.
James Wilson-
.
Moore A Delaney, .;.,.,
Jamea Wilaoa- ,
H II
Moore A Delaney ,
Jamea Wilaoa-
io 25
26 40
4 40
,.$263 32
.. 135 96
:lM
.. 138 93
.. 145 20
.. 145 20
.. Ill 20
,. 1.19 65
.. 99 09
- 6 80
,. 85 80
.. 85 60
.. 72 SO
.. 85 0
,. 85 89
,. 85 80
.. 86 80
,. 83 60
,. ' 83 86
,. 85 60
.. 86 80
:. si so
.. 66 10
. 85 80
.. 21 44
.. 28 05
.. 105 67
.. 62 80
.. , 33 64
.. 80 36
.. 13 21
.. 34 98
,. 3 63
.. 22 44
.. 79 20
7 26
16 60
,. 1 65
. 63 13
.. 23 40
.. 1 98
,. 16 84
,. 17 82
.. T 6
.. 69 00
.. 116 1
" ft It
,'. 79 19
.. 17 82
.; 61 78
,.$257 JO
. 87 20
.. 25 20
. 84 00
. 1.16 4e
. i6t m
$17 13
66-00
14 68
41 17
46 44
C6 88
21 90
21 t9
14 10
38 73
62 S3
26 40
33 44
46 76
24 62
AC.
too
80
ID
(03
100
10
70
100
65
60
109
300
19
79
110
60
60
$1)9
60
100
1
I
tot. A 1r.
ownr.ee.
MoClintey, II "
- "house A lot "
Bailey, Valeuliue..... ...... bloom........
Britten, William -..Bradfoid....
Jolly, M. H. I lot. -.. - , ...r
i.aniotrry, noyauiiii jr
Diurey, jacoe
Laniidou, William..;
Lengdou, Jamet
Gilliten, William....,,
bwau llenrv
Ilerger. J. it
Putt, llonry....'.'.,
...... Oraliam..
"V"
.iJ.EurotiJl..
17 Alexandor Robert.
Tax.
3 7tf
I 96
1 29
85'
af'
e 11
74
3 61
..Clicat. ........ 1 43'
... ' ;
'. ,. 1 ill
. Derafnr I 60
" - 69 2d
6V
- 1 16
" ..... t ti
GoshcU t , Ird
" ...... 4 18
.....flullnb ,.i.21 25
.....,...llu.iou,.i 1 44
..........Knox........ $ 31
.........Luin. Cil.J lid
. 6
- - U).
.. u
.. 4b
,.. 1 19
.., 76
... 4 13 ,
... 1 04
I 16 1
43
1 73
11
I 19,
1 6" .
2 49
1 00
Hoover, J 100b
Hult.T. M.
Irwin, William,...
Miller, Milci
Swoope. 11. U.lr.
Fox.J. M.,
Kulpo, Adam.,,...,
Duulau, J. It.-..
Heory, John....,
Hartshorn, Mrs- 1 lot.....
Williams, Uevrire, 2 Iota...
Leonard, J. T., 1 ul. ........ " -
Jane Reed, 1 lot.- "
Young, Keiioa 1 lot.- , '1 ..
Parks, Thomas.. .M-..M....Boggs-.
finely, Levi...,...- , -
Stott, Samuel........ .'. ' "
Park, Gardner........... Bradford ..
Bbirer,.Jecob...,..... , ' .,.
Clark, Warren, 1 lota Uurnaide...
Bmnnemau, Jacob..,, Chcxt
McCully, Joseph i "
Dodridgo, Jacob. - Ruox.-.,
Gales, George, (ahop).....Dtcn,tul
Flrgal, Eliiabelh (ioil.in
Irvin, John ea 1 lout ..X. Wash..;
Woodward- 1 Di '
Barrow, Wm. bouse A lot; " w 1 10 -Burns.
J as. houss A lot...' " . - 3 65 '
" Bumheiter.G.hou'seA lot. " ' ' .: 1
Bradley, M. honte A lot... i 1 al
Bigley, J110. huute A lot-, 1 V3T
1 Carl, Michael..,., ,.... , ,.. 90
13 Carton, Jamet " " - 90
Cox, Juhn, boata A lot. . " , .119
,1 Given, Sa'ml house A lot. " ' - i 00
Uatnurai, U. bouse A lot. . 1 73 .
' Grsbsm L. houte A lot... - 1 Id
69 Mctiee, Jamoa " - 4 II
100 Taylor, A. 11- 4 73
43 Wolf, John " . 1 34
229 Sboff, C. J..; " . 60
109 HoluaB, Solomon.... " . 1 00
Davis, Jobn. 1 lots Osceola 1 47
Jtclleury, Mrs. I lot " 7
49 Hoover, Fallot!- -....Piko...- 133
94 Michaels A Calhvarl....... ' .....:.... 9 69'
13 McKee, Jobn. i..u
20 Rowlea, D. R. P 1 67 -
41 Lnnt, C... ;.. ' .......... 1 17
79 llolei, Chat. A O-tiotn.... ti'o.... 1 51
91 Ilolti, Oaborn. " ..- 1 45
D. W. WISE, lroaturar. ,
Clearfield, April I, ls7l.-9t
i . 1 11 ' .' . II
$lisrfU;;nf cu.
rpUE illicHKLL WAGON',
FOR .
Farm) Freight and Plantation Use.
Vnlvcrtally known ea tha . , '1 ,
OllfaiAL RACIKE TTAfJO.. '
Made by experienced workmea out of at good
material al money can bur. V.'a do uot claim to
build tbe lowest priced Wagons, but our aim il til
build a well proportioned wagon ia all Its parti.
and excel in durability and light draft. Fur the
past quarter of a century the Mitchell Wegun bas
successfully malbtalbcd tlie reputation of bting
the beat wegon In use. INerupiUly tnoreattrg
demand fcr them proves their snpefiority over all
other vrngoul. ,
Mitchell, Lewii i Co , l!anufac:urbri, Ktclne,
Wisounsin. F'or sale by ...
, . 1 THOSi REILY,
Aug. 6, 1873. Clearfield, Pa.
The Pell's EuhTI oolcn ratlory,
- Penn township, Clearfield Co., Pa. ; -
Humnn odti
i'lT OT .. .
BURNED UPI
Tbe eebserf hers have, at great expenaa, rebuilt a
neighborhood atoeesity, in the erection of a firtt
class Woolen Manufactory, with all tbe modern
improvementa attached, and are prepared to make
all kinila of Cloths, Castimerea, Satinetta, Blan
kets, Fisnnelt, Ao. Plenty or goodi oa bind ta
supply all our old an t tb-.-eend newenstomerl,
whom we ask to come and examine our stock.
The bntiness of
CARDIK3 ASD Fl'LLINO
will receive enr especial attention. Proper
arrangements will be made to receive and deliver
Woolt to tuit customers. All work warranted and
done upon the shortest notice, and by strict stten
Hon to barinrii we hope to realise a liberal ibara
of public Jihtrunage.
aO.(MX) POUXDS WOOL WASTED!
We will pay the highest market price for Wool
and tell our manufactured gooda as low aa similar
goodi oan be bot'ght in tbe county, and v.henevcr
we fail to render reasonable s'ktlifaetioa we can
always be found at bona ready to make proper
explanation, cither in person or br letter. '
James joh.vsoa' a sons,
eprll76lf Bower P. O.
4199
4199
4259
4259
4260
3603.
3699 '
8561
8581
4 I'M
4262
Ac.
316
469
43.1
109
411
424
119
411
69
t9
90
479
401
79
111
1 110
l?l
118
164
100
433
4rt
4.13
1110
198
49
100
169
100
182
91
72
179
66
444
104
147
100
104
38
139
27
109
495
495
299
DUO
123
At.
909
403
7t9
123
840
95t
fee.
159
159
161
il
129
161
Ptr.
150
(9
39
67
It
I'd km.
Warrantee.
Roberts A Fox...
Jamet Wilson.
...$193 80
.... 37 41
.... 133 24
... 221 79
199 06
233 14
t: 16
221 79
119 88
UO S
Sj $4
70 00
13 48
;.$427 M
.. 264 82
,. 876 33
,. 66 78
,. 39 43
.. 60 49
111
ics
168
163
61
19
13
M oo4si Ard. -R'arronfee.
John Vaught
Jonathan Wales..;...'.
Joha Roll
William Wilson..; ;
Jobn Cannon ,.
Henry Drinker
William Drlnkir- ....
Isaac Wheeler-....
Eli Hootman
Mary Neal
Benjamin Johmton-
Hegerty
Matthiaa Rarton.
Nary Neal
John McCachen..
Roland ETlni'..i
E)l Hootman
Chauncey Rickctu
Joseph Clark
Joha MeOietlan,.
Philip Loaat.
Jacob R. Howell
William Johnaton
George Brockham-.,.
Samuel Emlea.
William W ilson
Mary Sbafler
John Low.
Isaac Goat,...:
Joba MoCacben
Jamea Alexander, t...
Roland Evans..
Peter Louder....,,,......':
Charles Louder ,
Joha Hanson..', i... ..'... ,
Benjamin Johnston-..,..'
R. J. Prnner.
Them'ta Martton....- ,
William Sharp .
Susanna Ward
William Parker
Charles Lender. ,
Mary Sandwich
.$786 80
. 691 89
. 661 94
. ,29 6
. 479 48
.. 218 49
.. 1:4 io
.. 133 19
.. $ 12
. 131 36
.. 61 46
. Ill 16
. 318 74
,. .71 80
. tii it
. IS 40
. 11 40
. 46 24
, 17 14
. 10 40
. J'.'S 10
. 8.19 94
. 225 16
. 78- 00
. 29 69
. 1 98
. 41 r.9
. 15 90
1 ,i0 40
. 168 4$
. 19 26
. 3 04
. U 63
. 13 09
. 197 69
. 104 1)0
. 14 44
. 61 SO
134 00
1 96
1 20
t 04
43 IS
SEATED LANDS.
Alan, Ihe Mlowine Iota and n.rt. f
turned by Ihe collectors of taxes of the several
,v.,..n,.. nun oorougus uereinartor mentioned to
the Commitelonera of Clearfield eounty, for the
non-payment of tasea, according ta theprovle.
loni of Ihe 41tt section ef aa act of Astcmblv of
April 29, 1844, p. L. page 61 , ""''J
sr.
IS4
tl
79
104
Rahaslraw A Arthnse Bcco.rla-'...$4 65
loole, M. M.t j j,
I?"' ..,'.; I is
Kirk A Hp-wotr Bill , 1 it
Mct-lme, gkeaader.
3 44
EW BTOKJJ LSD NKVf GOODS.
JUS. S1IAW & LSON .
tlare juit opened a t
Kin- Srolts, on Main St.,CnxinLD, fa. '
Utelr oocupied by Wm. F. IRWI.V.
Tbelr stock eoiisiata ol
O.ocsi'.n of UiS beat qOilHy,
QfjEEUBwiRC, Coots and Shots,
and fiery article neccsaarv Tor
one's comfort.
Call antt examine our slock belors puf
olitsing eltttrbere. May 0, 1H6C-If. ,
CUEAt1 GilO'CEIlfES!
LCMEER CITY, PA.
The andcrsigned announces to hit old friends
and patrons that he hl opened a good lino of
GROl'FblKS A PROVISIONS at the old Hand
of Kirk A Spencer, for which he solicits a liberal
palrrnage. H. W. SPENCER.
Lumber City. Pa.. March 29-tf.
vjril7MTMIJllRAY
WILT, Rl'PrLY YOU WITH ANY ARTICI.B
(F MRRCHAND1.sk AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICE. COMB AND SEE. (3:5:737)
NEV
T 1ME!
JLi
WASHlNGTONf
LIME!
ihe andertlrned li now firvnarrd to furnish
the public with an excellent o,uality of
Bellefonte Wood-Burned Lime,
for plattering purposes, by the large or until
quantity. Can be loaud lor ihe pretiol at l ie 1
new building, on Market it reel,
cctl-tf L. K. McCI'I.I.OtlOH.
C1AFJTION. All persona are hereby warned
; againat purohating, or In any way meddling
with the Mluwina: property nstr ia theposaestioii
of John Rota, of Wairrc!n, vis 1 One bay mare,
one bay horae, one wagon, one aled, and tao sets
of banters, aa the said property belong, in me
and Is left with1 him on loan onlv. mbieect to my
order. JANES II. j( RNtrt.
Wailaerton, Mnrrh 35, 1874-lta
'The LighFning Tamer.
TnR anderslgned ara the tola Asvet. la thii
eeanty for tho North Amerioan Gaivnaised
LIGHTNING RODS." These arc tU only tali
rodi bow ia aie, and ara indorsed by ail tha
sclentihe men la Ike coantry.
We hereby aotlfy the oltitent tt tha eoonij
that we will rat them p a better rod, and for
leu money, lhaa le charged by the foreign
agents whu annnally reverse tha eounty aad
carry off oar littia cash, aever ta return.
ENCOURAGE IlOME LABOR.
.i.T.,TT,h",M ''"'' RoJi erected aa
their baildinai aead bat a4a.... -. 1.. 1...
all ta persoa. a will put them up anywhere
Iri theeounty, and warrant them. The Rods aad
rixtaret tan ba taen al any time by ealtler. al
aarttor... H. V, BlULKM A S,VM
Clearfield, March 84, S?S.f
HOUSK AN1) LdTToTiALKi
. .h " ni toraar nf Mas.
kai and Fifth etrnett. ri.a.i.i 1,. 1. . .
The lot watalas aearly aa aorc'or g,u,.,(. -hi
bouts le a large doable frame.
For term, and other li,(n..,i.. .
1 ,t . ... "rF'j
rooms.
In tb sut,f.rii
1
tbe Poet OAice.
.1.,.
,.'.. I 48
ai K
' A,tAl'J.m