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Shc&cpuMiciitt.
tiinrtnt B. GoonUNUKR, Editor.
aDi.r.nlJC.1 hiuliK.Ma, aiai aj, la, I.
Render. If job went to know what la oln on
l..:.
THE EASTERN WAR
A BLOODY ABTILI.rRY lt'KL AT KARS AT
. CLOSI QUARTERS.
Tho war ii. Asia is raging hot ween
tho bclligorents, but-in Knrope, alfaire
arc more quiet, both sides evidently
preparing for a conflict of no mean pro
portions. Tho London Telegraph's spociul from
E.croum on Saturday, describing tho
first attacks on Arduhan, says : "The
efforts of the Russians commenced with
a heavy artillery firo, which was as
hotly returned. This was followed by
impetuous infantry attacks, which wero
ropulued every tiino with great slaugh
ter. " Under orders, apparently, to obtain
succoaii somewhere or other, nt any
cost, tho troops wero led back to the
assault after each failure until night
stopped tho carriage.
" From Kurs wo havo intelligence
that on Saturday tho Hussion attack
ed Ibo oulur lines with a furious deter
mination, having preceded their at
tempt by a heavy but ill-directed can
nonade from tho siege artillery. Tho
powerful guns in tho Turkish batteries
replied with better effect.
"The duel was vigoiously maintain
ed till tho Russians brought up columns
of inlantry as close at they daroj to
the fortifienlioiis,apparently purposing,
ii possible, to toko tho place by storm.
"Tho Ottoman commander observ
ing this, drew together a largo body
of troops behind tho ramparts and
launched A tremendous sortie upon the
Russian flank and rear, under the shock
of which tho enemy wero obliged to
retreat into a disadvantageous position.
"A bloody engagement followed at i
closo quartern, and at its termination
tho liussians wero obliged to retreat,
beaten, leaving upon tho field 300
corpses and a largo number of wound
ed. Thero was a slight enconntor
mcantimo between the cavalrj- with-1
out any special result."
A telegram from Constantinople
stales tbattho Russians are committing
frightful massacres in tho Caucasus.
Vienna, May 21. It is rumored
that negotiations are pending for a
tripplc alliance between Germany, Aus
tria and Knglund.
liONDON, May 21. Renter's Vienna
dispatch says: "A Bucharest telegram
announces that Rou mania yesterday
proclaimed independence and declured
war against Turkey, but will remain
on the defensive."
A telegram from Athens says it is
staled that tho Porto has sent A harsh
reply to Grcece'g strong representa
tions relative to tho recent release ol
Turkish brigands from prison at Jani
na and their entry into Greece.
Bucharest, May 21. Tho Russians
arc making a decided movement below
the river Alula. Tho Roumanian Offi
cial Gazette to day promulgates a cir
cular interdicting navigation on tho
Ianuho.
Fourth Paok. "Packard on Louis
iana," found on our fourth page, and
"One of tho Infamous Eight," and tho
"Excursion to tho Clearfield Coal Ko
gion," is all excellent reading matter.
Packard's fucts and figures aro vory
entertaining, especially to enthusiastic
Hayes men, who still try to bclievo
that their idol was elected President
last November, Now, it they will not
bclievo Packard, somebody should be
raised from the dead. Probably such a
ono might convince them of tho error
they havo fallen into.
A ygt AREOrFsr.T. Hrigham Young
rclused ltob Ingorsoll tho Mormon
Tcmplo to deliver his lccluro in, on tho
ground of the hitter's infidelity.
ThoJtow York 7crtiW says: "All
tho men "who talked to Joo llradloy
tho great commission, aro getting of
fices , ho know it all beforehand."
Tho Poylestown Drmocrat is author
ised to stato that Senator Ycrkes is not
a candidate for Auditor General, and
will not accept tho nomination if ten
dered.
Jho Commissioners of the Stato
Sinking Fund havo ntithoriod tho
Financial Agent ol tho Commonwealth
to call in $8,324,000 ol tho fivo and six
per cent, loans falling duo August 1
1877, to bo paid on presentation at tho
tanners' and Mechanics' National
Bank, Philadelphia.
A Marked Difference. Grant and
Hayes woro both in Philadelphia on
the 10th at the grand opening of tho
Permanent Exhibition. Tbo former
wan blanketed and exhibited all ovor
tho cily in regular elephant style. The
latter was not. Now, why this mark
ed diflorenco tow.ird tho man out of
offiir, and tho man in office t Oris it
becauso Philadelpbianswant no office T
AtTheii. An exchange says: "Tho
seasons of lasting and prayer for tho
citorminalion of the grasshoppers in
Rome portions of the West, have borne
Iruit apparently; for Prof. Itilcy'i re
port Ii highly encouraging, so far as
Kansas is concerned. He thinks the
battle there baa boon lought and won,
and perhaps Kansaa waa as wicked
State as any that bae been threatened.
II the prayer guago la working so well,
why not try It on the lufemal potato
fcoge.
Thus far tho quantity of liitnbor
oliiijieil from Willittinsport tloos not:
como up to tho anticipations ot tlio
manufacturors. During tho mouth ol
April 23,209,028 foot wore iorwarded
by rail and canal, showing an Incrouso
ol 9.173,023 feet over tho business of
March. Compared with April, 1S70,
we And a decreaso of 3,533,85!) feet, tho
total shiimcnU of that month reach
ing 2G,812,S82. At that time tho Irado
TtS arlivrtar-fl 1,1 r,f ae .liiva 't. t' y
enw r m
I carried 7,4G5,2u. foot to market. For
tho pa! month tho canal shipments'
rM ptis ,. .wii.,.
of 2.007.2S9 feet. In 177 the fli-t
boat load was cleared on the 0th of
April. Lat year the canal opened
about tho sumo timo. For tho four'
months of tho current year tho ship-1
mcnls of lumber from W illiamsport;
show a total of 49,793,273 feet. Com.
pared with the same period in 1K70,
tboro is a railing ofTof 18,133,721 feet,
the total shipments' of that timo reach
ing 08.2:11,997 feet These compari
sons serve to show tho depressed con
dition of tho lumber trado. And what
is moro discouraging still, there is no
prospect of a revival at present, which
shall bring the trafllo up to tho stand
ard of the past year. This depression
is not confined to this district ; It ex
tonds all over tho country the Fast
as well as tho West. U tho great lum
ber manntaoturing districts of Michi
gan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, wo find
tho same depression, with little indica
tions of a revival. As one-third ol tho
year has already passed, and tho quan
tity of lumber sent to market from
Williumsport hills below tho business
ol 1870, for the same time, it is not
likely that there will bo a sufficient in
crease during tho bnliinco of tho year
to bring tho trudo up to tho standard
of last year. Last year tho total
amount sent to market reached 179,
298,791 feet. In 1875 it was 185,131,
421 foot. Tho previous year, 1874,
showed a traffic which lootod up 230,
830,289 tcet. In 1873 the shipments
reached 213,402,189 feet, an oxcess of
44,955,787 feet over tho trnfllc of 1872,
and only 23,400,903 fret less tbun in
1871, tho heaviest year in our history,
when the shipments ran tip to nearly
two hundred and seventy millions. It
is not likely that Williumsport will
ever seo such a trade again, as tho
amount manufactured gradually de
creases as tho demand fulls off. Prices,
too, have (alien below what they wero
in tlio ycara ol our greatest prosperity,
and tboro is but little indication that a
revival of trado will briiur them un In
the figures of those years. Anotberi
drawback at this timo is the (inline of
tho manufacturers to cot. all tiR,r
stock in tho boom, on account ot tho beml l,ko 1,18 ls'',t Klir"Pl'l,n
rise in tho river not continuing longj""9 U not ,,My ,0 RrM,i m,,ch f,ln
enough tocnablotho "drivers" lo reach on "ie "ccan.'l
t li.'irdfwtiimtinii Prmiiirli lir.u-oi'i.1- La ! .
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been received to run tho nulls nearly
all the season, and it b expected that :
they will continue in operation till the,
rtnaa ui iuv iiiuieuui in va uuusieii
WiUi(tm.'ort Bulletin.
"The RriiEL Key." Postmaster
General Key, in A letter expressing re
grets at bis inability to Attend the Dec
oration Day ceremonies at Spring
Grnvo, Tennessee, says: "I rejoico to
bear you say that tho soldiers that are
buried in
your beautiful city of tho
: ., , , ,
I.AI tlir.tr U'nrn flta Kino rto
dead, whether they woro the blue or
tho gray, will be respected alike. He
who dies for a cause which ho believes
is just may have dono wrong in en
gaging in the Btrifo, but ho committed
no sin. Ho may havo died a Chris
tian and an honest man. Tho fact
that the southern soldier staked bis
lilo on his cause manifested his sinceri
ty. Say, if you please, that ho was
mistaken, and ho did a great wrong,
but say at tho same time that ho was
, , . J
such a ono, tears may fall from kindly I
eyes, and (lowers bo strewn by lovely
hands without reproach." If Tilden
bad received the plnco to which he
was cloctcd, and would hure appoint
ed the "Confedorato" General Key,
Postniastor General, and he would
have tittered the abovo words, would
not "Romo howl" ovor it?
Packabd to ISlaine. Tbeso two
dead roosters aro crowing to ono nn
other. They see that their sun has
set. Tho days ol political frccbootinir
is ended. The banishment of tho sol
diem from tho Capitals of Louisiana
and Mouth Carolina annoys such things
as P. & B. Tho note ol tho former pa
triot to his brother hero in Maine, is
dated New Orleans, May 10th, and
reads as follows :
Tba srartbraw af lha lawful Dlata Oorrrnro.nl
waa apimipriatalr arlabratad ta-Uv. Datacb
meata af Iba arm aad aarj of tha t'Bltad Slala.
particinatiHl with Iba Wbite Laaxua or Alabama
and Loaillaaa la tbil aalabratiaa of Uamotratie
uoaaii. Did poatie Ju.tiaa raqaira that tba boa
onofthii arhiavrtaant aheuli ba that iquallv
dirldad IB the abrrBaa at commliilon, Tha
grav wai aoeorded tba poat of honor oaar Iba bloa
and aabad tto apoloKT. Tha Cuatoa. tlouaa aad
foltofiira were etoeed Ib admiration of Iba erent.
Il la prnhabla that lha Unilrd Ktalai inlerler
efloe will Bot ba raqnirad brraaftar.
lird .) B.B. PariABK.
We havo not soon Blaine's answer,
but be no doubt ay mpathir.es with his
bereft and disconsolalo brother, who j
cannot feol any worso ovor tbo death j
of his mother. Poor fellows,
do pity them I
how '
Tn Irish Reformer. Tho "life"
of Murphy, tbo great apostlo of tern
poranco, has boon boiled down into the
following paragraph; "liornm Ireland:
emigrated to America at the ago of
seventoen ; working as a day laborer ;
keeper of a dram shop, where ho soon
became his own best customor, and
soon sold out by the Sheriff, then a
bar keeper, bat unablo to keep oven
that position on account of drunken
ness, he soon descended from bad to
worso until he wound up In jail. Hero
be became "converted ;" saw tbo error
of his waye, and after bis roloaso, not
satisfied with reforming himself, he
determined on the rescue of others."
How is It T Tho editor of tho Phil
adelphia TYiiiM baa various ways ol
expressing himself whon alluding to
publio characters. When Grant left
this country for Kumpo a few
daya ago he went off this way : "Tho
wbolo country loins in Philadelphia's
"God spoed" to General Grant," Now,
whotbor ho expeotsUranttobe drown
ed, or that ho will remain in Knrope
for the balance of bis natural life, we
know not But this fact ia clear : The
man be upbraided and Condemned vig
orously wbilo In power, he now puffs
and p raises. Whon waa be riihtf
Demagogue then, or now f
Wo rinJ A Rood cloul in lirpiiblitnn
papers ttbotit Mr. Jluyos lmving "gona
buik on llio iirinciiiluit of liis own ur
ly." Well, wbut")rin(!iilt)it"dij bo n
back on? W bo tun toll ? Womnnot
soo what principles ho bin dcserti'd,
exempting one, mi'! iliut, it in hoped for
slmme's mite, no tlecent HqiulilUaii
will admit as a principle! of their party
although in luct it in, namely, that tho
Southern States should fur-iver bojjov-
:r .i.-.'...iiu IT.i) i .pfcoiuan punt in
j power nil infinitum. This is iU wholo
head and front of Hayes' od'ending,
u,.,i ,, m,s,,,. ,,., i,iVh
but an internal scoundrel would
favor in a free country in timo of peaeo.
Gentlemen, this is the whole question
in a nut shell. Theso politicians are
against Hayct, not because hocommit-
ted a wrong, but because bo ilid a no-
bio and patriotic deed. Whether this
deed was done from an honest and con
scientious motive, ho ulono knows ;
but no mutter what tho motive was, it
is nevertheless tho samo in effect, und
ever- honest, honorable and patriotic
citizen should sustuin tho l'resident in
this single act of righteousness nt least.
When these Republican politicians tulk
about "principles," you must bo sure
to understand them to mean tho polit
ical 'doaves nnd fishes." It's the loaves
and fishes they havo lost, and these
were tho only principles ihev had to
Iobo; benco their Hank of Principles
is completely bankrupt! Seliunffrovr
Timet.
On The Sea in War Tim ks. Many
confused notions prevail as to Ibo effect
of a state ol war on maritime righte.
The Springfield llrjiublkan undertakes
to clarify tho muddle in this manner:
'As to commerce, the settled law of
modern times is, that free ships make
free goods that is, tluit tho vessel of
a neutral nation bus tho utmost five
(loin in transporting mojcbulidiso to
either oi tho belligerents, whether it is
wheat or Smith & Wesson rovolvers,
provided tho neutral vessel does not
attempt to enter a port which has been
duly proclaimed, and is, in fact, block
aded. If a vessel ol either of tho bel
ligerent navies were to enter our ports
and take on military supplies or re
cruit men, such uction would bo a cleur
infraction of our neutrality, if permit
ted by us. Naval vessels ol nations
at war are also not permuted unlimit
ed stay in neutral ports. This princi
ple is of course intended to prevent
men-of-war fram taking refuge for long
seasons in neutral waters. Tho Rus
sian fleet can bardlv bo said to bo tak-
in8 '-"' r -lr at the present
time, as thero is no Turkish man-of-
" in mo neig.inornoou. no appro-
Wo
nNounERV. It makes no Uilferonco
i,. ,i..; n.. ,i. ,i...
, for 0 of conccnlin
h, true ohir,ctW- They are like those
ot tho leopard, and cannot bo changed
to suit tho whims of any one. Tho
deifying of Grant and tho adulation of
Zach Chandler recently, by the Phila
delphia Time, is one of those peculiar
aphorisms that covers the jackass with
a lion's skin. The idea of an honest
man, who pretends to bo a reformer,
praising Grant, who elected himself
, '., ,. . .,
""a Hayes President by iho uso 0! tho
...
United States Army, in violation of
tho Constitution and ovory precept
embraced in tho code of a Hepublic, is
an assumption that no ono except a
fool nr a knave can swallaw. Two
greater "dead beats," as stfUesmcn, or
as types ol moral character, than Grant
and Chandler wero never placed upon
the boards on this Continent. They
may bo wiso men, and honest in thcr
, it.f.. n.iona f..n AVn.n..lA ll....
. ... , '. ,. .
havo set, boys, as well as others ol
moro mature years, had better avoid
their company.
Si'tAKi.Na to the Point. Tbo great
majority of tho Ilads grin and bear
over Hayes' policy, but General John
llcatty, a member of the Radical Stute
Committee, blubbers out iu this way :
"Do I liko tho President's Southern
policy T No, sir. I did not liko it last
fall, when it was Mr. Tildcn's policy,
and I havo no moro fuith in it now.
Wo must cither assumo that tho Presi
dent has mado a cruel blunder, or that
iho Republican purty is a fraud. Those
holding ofUce and those expecting of
fice, do their best to sustain tho Presi
dent; hulf tho others aro ashamed to
confess that they havo been disappoint
ed, deceived and betrayed, whilo tho
other half cannot talk on tho subject
without swearing, and thcrcforo pre
fer not to talk at all. Ohio will not in
dorse the President's Southern policy."
Tut Improved ."SF.inio. l-' red Doug-
luss, though Mushul of tho District of
Columbia, still turns en honest penny
as a lecturer, and in tho courso of a re
cent lecttiro bo remarked : "To bo lion
ost in Washington is to bo considered
a fool." And all Washington is in a
ferment, and tho old darkey Marshal
is being asked to resign. Fred Is a
Ii tlio rough on his god-father. Tho
party to which bo belongs has been
educating Washington society, and
regulating publio affairs for seventeen
years. And now ho proclaims that
tho pcoplo aro all knaves and fools.
Well, as "the gentleman from Africa"
bus a way of his own, ami delights to
libol and tulk about bis neighbors, il
will not be long before he will toll all
ho knows about thoso who have fondled
bim.
Sunsit's Views. Tho Cincinnati
Enquirer has been interviewing Hon.
8. 8. Cox, who has just returned from
tbo South, and in response to tho ques
tion "will thero bo an exciting session
of Congress in October," he says "there
novor will bo peace, never, till de facto
(Uaycs) is ended. Some ono will raise
inquiry perhaps Packard and his con
spirators will let out their damnablo
sccroU" and then tho question will
be opened. Uneasy lies tho bead that
wears a Iraudulent titlo. Like Banqito's
ghost, tho ugly record will not down I
A Pin. The editor of the Common
vealth, overhauls bis "butty" of tho
Time
in
a short hand style as fob
lows
"Tha (allan! ehlrf of Iba rVaue baa bars la.
apaaling Iba 'oa.llrra.ala. af tba aid WhltpB'it,
aad tboh III rtiloB waa aeaewBet Hfi, ha
eaeee to bare oand ooal r proof that there la Ba
alarial La that Bsalest BvBaaard bb Bf wbirb
la seaetraet a lifeboat aa iter, la la laat "lha
roa.aaL.at lam aaat toaeed aaerlser af tha White
Huate." Tola U ead. A "erlsar wiihoat a iblp,
sad (raiBaat-loaaad si thai. Butt be la tha .
InaiB t ago; sad lalortaoa."
1'rom tho Oil City Derrick nnd ntliur
source wo gather tho following oil
statistics for April :
Iuiiiif tho month the production
was slightly increaaod by the Inrlhor
ilerebipiiiotit of tho old territory, and
tho widening of the obi belts though
no new territory wait found. Tho fol
lowing table shows tho wells completed
in inch district in April, mid the result:
Muriels. Coujpl'd. Prodg. Dir.
Holler and Araitrung . .,
uturion r
I t"1'
r,t J.Jii
wuV ,f!tM l Marci... SE2 J.JII
,i.lloiu,lrinllsFlraiii 4I I,Ji II
Tfl Slit II
Avtrnga Il'3T ft Ir wrll Kilt HI . ,i . .v...
Unrrti,. on tho charge ol murder and oilier
After making deduction lor beimino 1' friinun. Tuo United Htulw do
used, water und hIii.-Ii in tanks, accord- l,""JlJ feleuso, and, lulling to su
ing to tho Ihrrirk, tho production in- l'ul (iieeu, u Conledeiulo
ereused during tho month about I.UOU' "J1 ,Sl"'i "' contineiueiit in ivluliutioi..
harn-s mukiiiir the (t.lv i,r,lM, n,,i.i
average for April about 29 000 barrels.
The daily average shipments from the
whole oil region, lor iho past five
months were us follows:
IlnrraU.
i.ms.tsi
JI4.JS4
4ij.:'
vvi.ao i
Hj.JIJ
Iiparmber
J.liuarj,
Kftlirttarf
March
Api il
The cYily averages for Ibo entire oil
country, were as follows:
Oaeilnber IS,!5
ZZ.......... ia',m
January
rabruarjr H lVl'fl
Mar h 2VI:9
A,rll ZS.ITD
1'lie following tulilu shows the rate
i"1" development, and tho production
"a' l"0 """'"'K lo year :
Drilling Hig. Drilling HI
Clarion 1 34
Duller ami Arui.trung l.1!l
Vcnang"Varrrn tVeat 81
McKcao A Cataraiijfua b!t
li
111
s
III)
V,i
tl
ISV
146
March. ...
Kcljruar til
January lit
Prvducltuu, January
" r'eb'uarjr
" March....
" A,nl
lis
is
51,111"
Sj.omi
17,100
,:
At tho present rate of increase in
production tho region will shortly be
..,l... - .1
1 . i .i i ,
bo necessary to supply tho demand.
J 1 ' J
Thero is one tuvoruhlo feature how
ever: consumption during the oast
'year lias been largely on the increase.
The grout empire ol China alone, if it
continues to increase its demund for
the article during the present ns it bus
,;. , :. . ,i i f
v'MiiHiin-n m iiicirn us uei oil u n r
,i. i.. .1...:.. . .1 . i
I...I I... ...... ....... ...;n
uir. J.i" '.. ' :
,. i, '
in I hit u nrlil I I in 1 11 ti n.itiiinr nmr
ii i .i ...
uiu.vn in immiiu ui uiu ri'inuiuMi jnri oi
the Kinilom. Increuso in consump
tion is tho only hopo left, for the re
sources seem almost, if not entirely,
inexhaustible. New fields continue to
o,,en, aim no uouui .mi iiiai mere ore
many more awuilin the touch of the
driller's iniiilement.
ri. 11..11;.,.. 0 1: :
4 uv . it. ...... luii. uriiin la U'llurt-
inmrr,...! flll....l.,m n..,l ll,, n,,,Ui io
nu,rS cffwlcd 'tho ffuhlivin thoro
.i.. r ...i .... .r t.
than from any oiher source
About
forty new wells uro drilling,
During!
the month of April about seventeen I , u , , 1 f -1 1 - . . "t'1''
wells were completed, resulting in an!01,0' loW,;r S1? " lllm' 1 du'
increase in the daily production , '"J to aci-ept. 1 murh. have speeu-
about 700 barrels, leovinir the total I
yield May Ut about 2,:S00 per day. I
V. ..1 ...
1 . . .
1 lie anioiiiit lias uiiieri;oiie further
increase sin-o thut date. j
Tho Warren excitement bus subsided :
Iho wells rapidly running down. I
l.liirtvn Jirnwrat.
Diplomatic I.oa vino. An exchange
says: "U lien the war brolto out bo
tween Russia and Turkey not less,
than four American ambassadors to
foreign governments wero absent from
their posts: BokerfiomSl. Petersburg,
Wnahburno from Puris, lit.nlu from
Vienna, and dishing from Spain
1 heso tour uro among tbo most
importuut foreign missions, if any
of them uro important. It is not pro
tended Ibut tho presence of theso diplo
matists was at all necessary since tho
real duties ol representative) abroad
are performed by tbo consuls. Their
ubsenco only serves to show that the
expensive diplomatic establishment
can be abolished without the slightest
harm to tho public service." As there
wero no soldiers among thoso ministers
they may have scented the battle from
afur, and got up and dusted in time.
There is nothing like Inking "time by
the forelock" under such circumstances.
A Toor Foundation. Tho Harris
burg Patrwt, in alluding lo the angling
propensities of the Hayes gTig, perti
nently remarks : "In politics the sen
timent of gratitude is a rather weuk
reliance. Mr. Hayes and bis adminis
tration appeal to the gratitude of Lou
isiana and South Carolina to help
lliem lo a majority in the next House
for withdrawing tho troops when it
could be no longer avoided. Tho troops
wero removod imr Georgia and Ar
kansas but the Rarl. Js never expected
anything from their grulitude. If they
did they woro disappointed. In these
States tho Democratic majorities bavo
been rising over sinco the end ol the
carpct-bag domination. Uemembrnnco
of wrong and distrust of its perpetra
tors aro much moro lively sentiments
in politics than grulitude.
HtlloLD TUB CllANOE Wo clip the
following item from that rabbit! "bloody
shirt'' organ, tho Philadelphia Preta, of
tho lllh. Nobody couldsay it better:
"As Indication af tba iplrlt af Iba tliaei la
furnirhrd bv tha italem.Bt ih it a Jetaobmeot ai
l;nita.l Hlatri tronpa participated yeite.day al
ChaMaBunffa la exaroi.n aooBrrlril wHh the
errollon of a moeamrnt dedicated to Iba Cooled
eraiadead. The bitter ilruiigle briweea aeatioaa
ii pneaiitg ibIi. bi.tory a. ou. el lha aventi ol thr
pait to each ao extent ibetBotbiog Bow prrreot
ae portloa of tba Amertoan p.pla Irooj b a
ortng iba trarer ai,d al..aonuo. o tba erm.d
reptairnutivn ol aov oilier Stale or part of a ra
tioned Union "
Why did not tlio editor of tlio Phil
adelphia l'ms, during tho luat cam
paign utter similar views? Was he
playing tho rule of tbo demagogue and
buffoon then or is ho at it now ? Wo
hopo his conversion is genuine.
No Difference. A cotcmporury
says: "Tho religious freniy ol the
Turks is called "fanaticism," but the
same fully in tho Muscovite is gently
relerrod to as "religious ical" or "Chris
tian lervor." Ono is just as long as
tlio other is short. The Christian calls
tbo Turk an Infidel, and Turk culls
tbo Christian an Infidel. 8o, accord
ing to their respective opinion! of each
other they aro all a set of Infidels, and
bettor lay down their arms, join hands,
and livo togilhcr in pcaco as brethren
ought to live."
A Fortune Smnt. Tbo failure of
Robinson & Co., of New York, la the
Intest sensation In tho world ol finance,
and illustrates tho risks or Wall street
life. Robinson's brother waa Daniel
Drow'i partner thirty years ago, tbo
firm being Drew, Robinson & Co. Ho
died aftor a run of good luck, and thus
loft liii children rich. Had he livod
much longer he probably would have
lost everything as Prow did. This,
howorer, baa been done by hie sons,
who Lave rapidly reached the bottom
ol the pllo,
HIE VII A MA TIC Will TK.
Judge Ould, tho Confcleratu Con..'r ""'. lg
missioner for tho oxchi.ngo ol prison- '""' K"ilK "
ors during tho war, in his artielo con-l l'il'l,""u 10 M'-- l)rk". ut
tnbuled to tho I'hilttdelj.bia 'JUm, ro-j U' '" l't county, and lor n Ii
IhIcm ihn .i ......! I'eoiiso cbed by saying:
,.,.. ....... ..,...,
Hurry White," from prison during bis', l'l01.' "Tu r.r,""l"u ,Mttl wul '"'. 'I n r,u i u.. .r Ai....,i.r
. .... " . have rrjrtinl other licenses we tjnint l.'m.ii. and oliiiui nmit iho r hii
capiuro, as loimwa: ,lnl w liih js that it being vwo.tr. I ih--- r ' tiihi
" I hero was one incident in the course wu llttV0 i obedience to the luwJi;::.!
of ilelivenea which was quite druniatie, I ,rl tin- m.ithr ii petition, evidence, mkm In nrraikia a"a i, l,0 lit llit pr-'perly
iuuuuij ti'iv iiuiniUl 1(1 "IIU UI llIU
"T-r- '-" ' ili-ol'iiioUiBllie, una
I not suhect to detention on either .idu.
m A d.llleul.y, however, urcso between
"" m'vei ninelllK auout Olio IT.
(i lnr . vim u I I, 1...
' " lu io ueieiiiion oi uil sur
I K" I vigorous
, i,.,i, i . i i i ..
was uuu tor the Uellvery ol uil sur
geons of both sides ut City l'oinl, uud
all the Federal surgeons were direelod
to bo sent liom T.iliby uud put on
board tbu Hug of truce steamer. 1 uc
coinpiinied lUo parly. When we were
neuring Him steamer Xow York 1 per
ceived that a signal wus flying lor mo
to como to the shore with mv bouL. I
"i and lound there a coinmunieu-
lion Blaling that Colonel Hurry While,
commanding una of the Pennsylvania
regiments, bad disguised himself as a
surgeon and wus then on board my
bout. I immediately directed the pris
onerti to be drai n up in lino on the
shoro and maiWHucin an address, in
which 1 rocoanteU the ell'orls 1 hud
made to secure tho immunity of their
class, and ststed that an ollieer ol the
line not entitled loexcbungeor releuse
was ainvug them disguised us u sur
geon. 1 then raised my voice and
shouted: "Colonel Hurry While, come
lorth." Ho stopped in front at once,
und in a few words claimed that be had
tho right lo resort to any strutegein to
etrect Ins release. 1 ruplietl that I wus
not there to dispute or ulllrm w ha lie
suid, but ibut he must return to Itieh-
'
i ntond under arrest. It wus a heuvv
, ., , . . i . ""'"'"-"V
olow If) lum alriiclr nt n m,um.i,i ti-
ho wus sanguine of his liberty. Two
minutes more would have placed him
on mo iow lorK, w nere lie would
I....... ...I'. :i 1 i: I ,
iitv vvu duic ticn 11 mi, uiiriir.t- hhij
, i . I . . i 11 i i , , 1
I been delected. Ho had been a loin I
tin... ;.. ,...t:..i i . i-
'" tB
.... in vrf.ii m , uuu eauaorumury
been-made to secure lor
I ititn a hikhiu cxiliuniML
I . '
Ho bad been
t'lWUrd
I as a
lu'.iiblienn lo tho 1'enli
sylvuniu Senate, which, without him, I
WUS Clllally divided between tl.O wuri
HIlll Hill I. It'll I li.irli..d I 1 .j
wail nt't I I t -iT t .i 1
ion i
and work in,,' ninjoriiv in thut body. 1 1
y . . . '., ", , . i
....' . , . ," ru 1 lun '
I . , l. r "u noi uisp isej lOajuiBu.g 217 .orM. Uiu, pan of a la
'issibi in iiiwinir aia nnu conilort to the
. ... 1
"m I'"11.'' umit!rni
, nun uii.ier IIO Ullty lO 1
VL , bito unthoox hno
ol ollleers hail ceased. 80 ob'liniitn
wus 1, unit when tlio 1-e.lerul airent
..-.....I . .
""oi i" a trreiii auvutituL'u on nun 11 I
' , 1 ,
,b,l'n r'1
Ill I elinsvlvui
isnose.l, anil the siluulion
Ivuuia would huve wurraniud
il. It' every ollieer and inn 11 bud have
boon a Hurry White, there nevir
would liuvo been any diltieuliy about j
exchanges
Indeed, it
tlio anxiety 1
iiuuiiL-nivu UUU.ll mill hUH lu'l'll till,-
::....... ... . : . 1
been ilis-!
inotllCll, Ulhlaid Ot IllUUiri (Hill Ihc
roHCt Voir U a t Wi.nl, I I, i.v., i
belter I r a owl iiikiiv people, "(mat j
' l'iunn of the Kphcsiuns."
Iho day when the "government"
offered to trade, a .Major General and
several other ufilcein for Surgeon
nhiia, w. inil.-eJ a gala duy for
"liurry. i he liko will never occur
ttguiit.
Si'KKrii uv Hatu. At tho imiiiiul
banquet of the Cliamborot Commerce
in Now York luat week, in response lo
the regular toast, "Tho President of
tho United Stutcs," Hayes said:
Mr. President: It is a gratification
to bavo Ibis opportunity to meet such
an assemblage of the business men ot
iho city of Now York. I wish to make
my acknowledgments to them lor their
invitulion to enjoy with them llie an
nuul social meeting. 1 assure tbem
that this hearty greeting is very wel
come to me. Cheer. At peace with
uli the iiutiona of tho world, with
an honest purpose on the part of our
peopleand tho part of the government
loud cheers lo strive for tho restora
tion ol the ancient concord within our
limits great applause, 1 bclievo thut,
notwithstanding the uiifortiinalo ar
ray of figures which has been disen
tombed, wo muy confidently look for
early and decidedly encouraging signs
of tho reviving business prospects
throughout our country."
"United. States" sounds right well
since tho army bus been assigned to
its proper duty mid South Curolina
and Louisiana havo again been declar
ed Ireo States, under tho direction of
tbo "Confederate Congress.
A MLXMTEli SUSVEXDEO.
TanNTON, N. J., May 4. Tho Trcs
by lory to-day unanimously sustuined
tho charges of heresy against tho Rev.
John Miller nnd ho was suspended
from Iho Presbyterian Church until bo
shall make manifest, to the satisfaction
ot the Presbytery his renunciation of
tho errors bo holds, and bis solemn
purHmo no longer to promulgate them.
Mr. Miller said it was a moiul end in
telleeluul impossibility for bim lo ro
nounco bis views and gavo notice ol
appeal to tho Synod.
Tho charges against the doctor are
that in his book entitled "Questions
Awakened by tho' liible," ho denies
three cardinal doctrines in tho Presby.
toriitn Confession ot Faith, vie: Tbu
immortality ot the, soul, tho Trinity,
anil tho sinlessiiess of Christ, lie
holds that tlio soul has no existence
apart from iho bod v. will dio with il
rise with it at the resurrection ; that
Christ was a sinner inheriting sin from
Adam, but lie holds that (fbrist wus
divine and God incarnate, sin being
transmitted lohim through bis mother.
Tho Trinity, ho flatly 'repudiates us
i uoctriue iiigrultetl on the Christian
religion from Pluto's philosophy and
jiHiuism incomprelieiisiDlu and a
stumbling block.
The New York r.tlr, a i. allra a lminlitra
Hob paprr, call! Uen. II. Ilutlrr. who waa recal.
It epiilotrtl apetl.l M Atrnt bo 1-aaln.ait.r
urnrrai ney, -laa drankea roffiaa wha waa dil
Biliaad a. Oaaal Uinaral Is Kgrpt lor ib.ia.ful
eond not. " AVc4-.aye.
Well, it's all true, lint it is tho first
timo for a year thut tbo Trilmne has
printed two full lines of truth in sue
cession when relating lo tho fact in
politics, or a member of its household.
Tho lato cartHil-bag Governor of
South Carolina Chamberlain has
opened a law offlco in the cily of New
York. It is too warm for him in the
Palmetto Commonwealth, linco Gov.
Hampton has assumed tho control ot
publio affairs.
The Cleveland I'lain Dealer publish
os as ft matter of news that "the post
mastorol Chicago visited tho postofilco
in that place tbo other day," for tho
purpose of making out bia quarterly
bill against the government,
The Reno Post ol the "Grand Army
ol tbo Republic" has not been suspend
ed, although the Major bam There's
noioing in name anyhow.
I.iiiai.i.v Hisfostn.-Jiidgo I'ettis,
mi
iviiiiiIikI fnii .t mill i-nuns.. ! kihI lint- n.r
: and Ii u ii urn not linili itiul lull,,,
j mUl!r it u i our luiill. 'i'be license
J j tl)ht ,ll9U
I .
Nod'o. Tin? remit MihifHijii Irug
cily tloii'i luuiil well tor llio i u.i In uk
TllU lK'llKM'I'tltrt I'fill' in Ulltlllll it)-,
Imvo liu'l tliu 'SMilruii" iriirrly in.
v l l i pitied, und lliti K'Hiili h iIihI tliu
bottom Iiuh I'ullcii out ut lliin Ht hJ-ultiihul
,Vrl , mllkl) (.lli(ll, lbr ,u ,,(,.,
i party even III erinont
Hol.DIMI 1 il K four. What uu a In I
timo Radical editors have these times
ill holding (not the fort,) but their
tongues, lliijes bus done so uiiiiiy
crooked things, but they must let him
ulono. Dntvo nu n they nre uiiybow.
The iiiiMiiiuss of tho Pliibiilelphiu
Vid.1, on "tho Southern policy," for the
past weuk, is puinful. Not a word
since Col. McCliiru crossed his los
iimler the Presidential tuhlo.
Col. Iloyt, Chuirmun ot the Rudicul
State Commilto bus issued a t all for a
meeting on Tuesday, the 2flth, to fix a
time and place for the holding of a
Stute Convention.
11 civ AtUcitiscmciits.
A'
riM'.Ai.M-i.AHr NiTiri:.
All uwmr of iina.ata.l lana will iiVa.
null, a II,. I ITlday, June I Mil. IMlt.
will r!" tha apjiaali, arid tliat afy-r tSat day no
rt'al ,il b beard or ab.tpmot mailt-on lata.
I'l.AliK HltoWV.
A'tcr : TIpiS. A. .M.-UIIKK,
J..IM W. II..--. IIAHKIS llooVHII.
li'-rli. Cuwia'rl
C'Diniii'ta onlc, I
tlorfirli, fa , May 21 77-11. j
!rr
, I
HL'.TKKM1 HAI.I.'.
a
1 ht un l rtififl Truiei of ll. tt-tmc
,.r V n
'V K- "
Miller, will nil it puMic n1c, nt the
court H
uu. in OUMffietd, uu
ffaeurday. June Ii. 1n?T
It I ..VI....L n n .ii.i..,..,, r v ,1
VI. irk, p. n , all thu tn'c rent uf itij
..... ( . ..
Hi ear In a .rrl...a Ir.ct or pirca of Uod altuat.
and dt'.vilM'd ai f ,llow. : lleirionina at a innilr.
''""'-o l.y 1 of ll.nry'll.lnkar, north 10
a,lrt r""n "in it ;iu r-
"i-iti-e' wm Ui rSfi n,
,i,re. by land of Ai.rah.oi u ii,., n.
' "' p"h to tb. pi... .1 k
-ih ill .If.
aV'tfiniltB'
ir..i .iri.i.d to A-,drr iirn,
.01. utLvt,
10 tii.Tii
J. F IKH IV,
CLarfl 1,1. I'a., n.21 31.
Tru.tcei.
A
lltllMITKATOIK' KII.K...
tba lain reileno of Jlm U ItufJ. nr, ti e'J, Id j t'orough alvo use other lot ituate in aaid liwr
lh Till ;t jo uf rnav,l.t Vaun twiiiliij, on onh. and having Ihereun erect sl a to t"fT
Slon.lay, June II, ls.11,
lha fultualrg prnr,Bal (.rparly, I., wit:
Oaa (trnj ntara, S )aar. eM, uoa Ihraa.re.r uM
a It. nn. two-Tsar i.lj a,'ll, ..aa now at.! twj
J.arlinit ralraa.'Srra ahnat. 8, '.nil I s lati
hit nl.r, S,llll ?A-I.M'h rl'injitra, uoa
rrriajr wjhhb. iwa l-.wa, .Ir,
and ilriKh.
AlMrntrl.....rUvnirh.wh0UjtKHl
Puoi"tit of b'dind btsd.J.tijr;. chuim, cut itutrJ,
D,,,, " f'""" P'. rpvl, trct,
There wih a'1,1 be l 1 nt tba la,ui tiina tba
a. .re gooilr, wlii, Ii eoBint "f a (ritarnl ara.tlui,'nt
of crijlhiri: to tun tli. lin.rr. ru, h ae hard
ware, wood aod w.llow-w.rr, tin. glare and
qtteeoiwara, drttita, boot, aod rboer, ooe eotl ul
It lorb rope, ilsu pound, of drl.-d aftploa, and
o:her arliciei too Duinertta to mention. Cji It
tioai made knowc on d7 ofaale.
ell AS. HELPER,
Oramplon Ililla, Mar S3 St. A.inj'r.
PLANTS & FLOWERS.
Th nndfi'i,(ttt harebjr gltat fltHir to the
pflitrpi f Clear (.eld ouuniy, I bat be baa, at ai
Uretn Home in ClrarfmliJ. a larrc quantity of all
h.diuf
Vegetable & Flower Plants,
which he will fa mi Kb to all who may faor him
with iheif piitronairr, al rcaxonkbU ratM. Ib
follow in jr. ia a part u I lift of pltat and Iliwri :
VEQETAELE PLANTS i
Wintered Cuhbngu Plums,
l.oto Culibtigo 1'lunla,
Dwarf Celery Plums,
Wintered Cauliflower Plunts,
Sweet Polnlo Plunts,
Kgg Plants, Toinuto Plants,
Popper PlutiM.
FLOWER PLANTS for BEDDING :
IIKl.tOTKOI'KS-AuorlF.I.
l'KTIrMA- Single .t.,1 doable.
nKHAMI'MH-Z.imale.
Q KHAN ll. MS-lola.
U K H A M I ' .M S Varirnala il.
SAOK Scarlet and white.
HICIIHIA-Slnle an I ,lo ihla.
Pa.NSIKsl.arf Soe-i.
AllRKA TTM-Miied.
rol.KlMAaanrted.
IlAHI.iAS ll.iul.le.
VfllllKNAS-nral .alerted vaiieltea.
C'l'HRA.
CKNTAl'RKA and CINKRAKIA.
CANVAS Aaa'.rt.d.
ST1K K Ur- Snw.-lnj, doudle.
IIAHONIAS t.iorted
I1KOVAI.IA Klata BJif.r.
MIUNONKTTB Laraa lowerl'if
flNKS-llardj.
I'lll.OX llrummaB.111.
A large ariurtateut of I'lmti for llanning
i.aaaeta or a ilea.
ERNEST BOCK.
Claarflald, Pa., Mb J.I, 1 877 tt.
CC'IIOOL UTATKMICNT innntl finn
lO eitl trmrni of lohen School Uinltiet fur
th yrar ending Juna 4th. 1877.
To bal. on lnpll-t of T4...$ to 01
Tobal. oa lQil'ct of '76... 173 OS
Uniaa an't of Unp lor '70.... 4fi4 80
Total a m 1.0 nt of Duplitatea m $ (105 4S
JJrtlntM atiKirmrnt $ T 1U
Deduct flianvration SO 40 $28 b
Ureal plf t
Total tal mopipu 577 .111
Cura la Iremury a ytr la it
report R?I fij
Prom Hate apprnprinhon.... 4V 7ft
From Co, Tivai. Ir unabated
landi At
Toial re ipti fur year nd -
log Jon 4. '74 J7
Ripi'n'iiiarea ol Building Fund:
For Int No. 8 and Oti-d for
ante f 15 00
fO'-n-l p4aieiil to R t.
Stewnrt. on K irn H II 3 0 nQ
Laat payment to K H. 8ttW-
art, oft H irm H II H M;A 00
Oeaka lur H. II Nn 3 I0,S 05
Freight tin aaina , 1 1 79
Clearing lot IS a. X t 04
Cleaning houia No. 3 after
Uilt..
4 50
21 J
Krpairtnn frtio-il pnipertr...
Tu'al rippnilitarea ol build
ing fund. , ,
Enprtiditum of Pohnol Fund
Fur taaeher wago
For Fuel and enniingi-nat..
For CollMtor'i- ft
For Trraurer'i fee
For rWrelarVi a4lary
For Kohnnl Joarnala
For IMilrtnt Rettinlar
For AntbitrtH'a fret
For ather eipnaea
Total fir anpnurt of aoboola
Balane In Treatarj
....I 745 CI
9' 00
53 S5
II 51
60 18
l OA
T 0(1
it n
10 ou
I 41
..ll 0; T"
I.S77 84
V'e.tb anderpifrnrd Auditor nt Oo-hen Dil
trlct, hat-in g earelnlly einininrd lha aeenunta nf
iha Treat-are. Und I beta ratreot t th boat of owi
knowledtr and belief.
8. B. TAYLOR, J, A. L. Fl.KOAL,
Seeietary. Preildent
J AMRS K ORAUAM,
R (I. MIAW.
LUtk Rao, Mat U, 1877 4t. Audlior.
SherilTs Sale
HY tirtaeof wrlu r tmditiom Krpomm; 1 tawed
ant of th Conrt af Common Plraa uf Clear
field (Boantr, and ta oi directed, tber wilt
b ipoted to pabhf aU, at th Conrt Howa.
In ib boroagh of ClearOald, on Monday, tha
(lb day af Jut.-, I AT 7, al I 'lokl p. aW
the following deacrlbod real ettaU, to wit 1
A oartain plea Jt btnd titnat la th borough I
4? Cleatlald, being iha aadivldad baK iaUr
al In tbat rwrtain lot of griwnd na tb wret aid j
i.f reond Mreet, and being abe nurtbrra part ofj
lot No. 65, beti.g in frvnt oa eo"d at r ret 12
fewt and ranning hack Jot frt to alley, having1
tnarron eroeiew a lw- atory irama Imllaiag
Ikrreoa. Srtaei, tahan ia ainration and to ba
.aid aa th. ..-n, a, W. V. ,i,l,
pa'inwT wi n riKnt; m nre.
'aa, aae laaa let WiJM feat iltaata la Oalleli
lawaahlp, Clearleld eoBata, Pa., with a waa sad
. half liar, ...a i-a.1 it.hr. .i. 1
liKi, bimii'M ai f.tllnwi i On tli by Wm,
M-fiit, tin tli til ly Mra. Mrjre' nn Hit lonth
liv tit alley, nl i n ib o'inh by Mai Ptret.
Hciiifl, Inkan la txruuiiun and tu b tolj m lb
)r.rly .f lltb I'grrier.
A ln, etrtt.n rot nf laud ilm-ate In llrtilforil
Ptitinhlji, iH-jtiiimnf t beial mK en Hue r J ti
wn umtium.
ib.a.il bi . na Ilia al li J
n mi mi bj
i TV' ''' ';,.h" '""L" J','''!!
Tr-JuJt
I a. ih, p,o,-n at Sna .n MrKrUnd
Aim, nrtMli. impl or Und tu i to In BoftJt
l')tib i Ihh.ikI'! uij ihi Mtuih lijr lh llrllrln'
M t-.r v lufi.i.lke, wet t-y Jwr$ I'imnup, O'Mth
y liiil, i. n Hiuanl, nml tn tr J. II l'(r,oun
taining tUttm trrep, nli m iwti-ilory frninn Uitmc
anil iule nul ulli-r uuiliml-lttiiti thnrmm ern'ri-il,
fiiu"l, ukfii ti citTuiion aid tu olJ ni thf
(ruHrtt of il. W Wm m l lUtid
Alt, n orf him m 0. uf IkikI l(ut in Ben nana
! r-M:., 'i"Zt " "Zl'Zl
hii -I ftuN.ll Irani l,hlr Mint othi-r uttmililint
W-H Uiekvy't iai, iiorlli ly iU.....
Koutb Ii.t k;n Hint. Pt-irtJ, lukrn ibUDfution j lktn in tiroution od ki bIJfM
ril m Ii foltl ni tlit pr iiflrtjr n 1 ho H Vih. " pruitrtjr f Jt.bo Kuttltf.
' uf A A tn n IrMt f lnd iltuttt in Uwrene.
Al.s a i-.ruin tract uf land illimU In .iRt It.wn.h.n. r,rfl mjuoly, f.t buan'Ua an4 dt-to-Ofliiu,
lulnx in fvti If.mt .DtUon f(fJt .rriUd n f.i . HrKnir.K .1 .ion., eorotr
ii bp'j iirrv'(i.ri mm I'.nuwi : lioua'iaii i,m
Ihn n, rth by ,r,..rrly af Iliram Wmidaard, aa.t
ha W Tims a., arach l y W. o .ward Hrrrt. writ
ly II. b r.ar,olt barlOK tharaus a tno alary
I'r.ln.- bnmr, a oud bars and tba BPfMary out
buiMlnff friird, taltsu la airaiiilr.ii and to ha
a,'ld aa ll,a ir.-prrly of Jaoira A. Paartol. -
Ala, a o. Main iraut of land aiinala In l.aaatur
towu.lii. Ck-arflrld CfluB'y, I'a. bitundad oa
iha a, ulh by lha UrlMmta and Curwruirllla
turcpiha, wait bv townabip road, north by land
r M.Ow.nr, and oo lha aaat by Wallaaa Ura
haui and utb.ri, ronlaininx 40 aaraa. nra or
l-r. I b.riax a llrfa fr.ua houia, frama barn,
w.t"B ahrd and olhrr autliailillaira th.rana
raalad, and al.u Ih.rrun arrcb-d a laraa Staai
Saw Mill, ..n..f..ur.b lulo..t of .d haw Mill
Z".' '
. a a Tl i . .
Bl'arbrd rclt.d. takrn in .M .ilan In k.
i , . . g r. ,j .
.old a . th. prop., , of Da.ld r. fiopah..
Al.o ,..,. I or land .,to. a i. W. ri,.r.
Md. I I...J.M auB.y. Ha. Il..undedd da
..rlhrd folk.... . .. : On. lot bo.ndod . th.
.outh l.y ,rh.,l I. . ..... OB th. wWl b, ..,
.kcSi. !!;,:. ;rd ft. fr!.
Nioholl. ..rart and !.. Lai drp. with . Iw.
..orr frnoir b...r IS I, 24 I, at. ,b b.tch.B at.
l.rb.,1. wall Bnl.h-d l.l.rk.mltl. .bop, itabl. aad
aihar outholldinn. Ibaraoa arralrd. Ali, b
o.har lotof around in l..wr, naalo.B.hip, hound-
ad by .ha turnpl.a ro.d oa Iba n ,rlh. hy Und of
M.oin N'.nh. r. ih. .... I,. I-..H ,'t L-.,r..i
A Show na Ihn Rooib an I wra'. by lot of tl.bV-tk
I. of Kol.,,1 U,n. ad roBla.oin. .l.,u. on.
acra of trouo I, mora or Irra. with B two .lory
fr.ma bou.a IS br 2H IVI with hllrhrn nttai-br-d.
.1.1,1a and o.b.r outbuildlna. lhrr. .,,.H
.labia nnd o.brr autbuildinit' tbrraoa eraoiad
-ritad. I. lira in rtrauliun and lo ba aald a. Ibo
p.oi'frly of tl. II. Merrallrt. al.
Also, a rrrt.ia Iran of land .iinia In lloiei
d.la borotich, Cla.rfl.ld aonntr. I'a , honndad aa
t followi: lo I Ii BTlh or Iia.r all.T. an tha
. 1. I.l. r : j .. .l
I " " '" ' " " ' '" i
' hoowo In I'lot of aald liotoiih a. Utt No sy
-a;nrro!ad thrraoo a larif Ir.inr b.si.a wilb
I. it Mien fttianbeci. BeiieJ. Ukon la su'i-ii
, ami lo be io!.i u tlie prupcrtj of Patrick tjuitio.
Ain, mm. lret or Uni Htut la the
Rnr-utih of HnotnUlu, Cloirl oanty. !
Houndi-.! muth by Kun trt, north hy M'r
lli-y, went br Mt.le allrr, tn l at hy T. Wt
tunr. rH kootfa a lot No. S.l In rnertl plan
at i.d B.'rtiU)fh, anrl barinf a atnall fram dwall
ing huft outtmilt.iDjr thari'on 8imJ(
Uk'-o in feuti..D titltii be noltl a the projitrtj
of Jamn Smith.
Aluo, a ecrtaifi Irat f Ian 1 tiroila in H ion
lade bnrujh, Cloarfau.U eountjr, Binj uq
town li.l. loin( oo i be earner of (Jul itrcet ;
there t-eiii no Impr iTPiaenti therein, eakd lot
knowa lut No. ia the cnr4 tn ftai.l
o"it-o, nn i inoxa a' mi no. jjn m the pun or
(oiil B Toaith. ard fmntine; on Hut Hnrt
Hni'-d. tnken in eicutiua atti to be mid ai iht
prprty i.f Lt i iroaj.
Ato, a ft Main tnct of laid fil-jttn Wtn,.
rl lown.liip. Cleirfield o iumjr, Pa. Dun lfd
and denrritt-i d f.m , vii : Froatinf 50 Teal
on rt. June! Mren ut runtaiDK nurib loll fi at
in Onk alkr, ail ibenca alon 0k alley cit &0
! frat lo In No 7rt i ttiani a mlb al'tt lol No. 7
l.iO fin to Jaa)?a ntrH; thniiNalonK naiii
j trit jf) f,d to pUoe of 'H-xianaO.. ami Wiii(
: h own aa Un Nn. 61 q (jural lai of iaIiI town.
1 bminfj rr-flel Ibsrenn fn.Ml two tnry tinti-a
anil ntnary outbull liiixi. KcitaJ, Ukea in n-
rn linn aQj tu ba lulj iho antp ny uf i .i- id
n t iuiier.
Alrt, a rrrtaln tract of laml iltuit la Hoa't
'I la borough. hoiiniM and dwilJ aa foll.wa :
He 1114 hooa ia plan itf naiU burough a lot Ht.
I1J, oouu Jet l.r Char In nrwl, wm by Oak
mUry, nnb by lr Un. 120 of L. F. Hilwv. aotith
ty U-t Na lit (if J.Oibti. ha ib at arwttxl tharwnn
a two atory frmm hoaw ami oihar ouUitiil-Jtnfft,
Sfitu.l, lal rti in rttv ulion anti to b m14 aa Ida
liioperiv of K. C, UoWf and Ua-ire Will it.
Ttnaa op 8Aia-Th prie or auta at abieh
tUt pMpart iball ba -track uf aauat ba paid at
Hmi lime at aale, or aufh other anr.QrB.anU mmdt
as will ba appnifvii. olbrrwua tb propert will
ba .tnmpittl put up and anld aia at tha .
paoia aad rt of tbe paraua to wboni It waa
atrack otf, aod wbi, in eauia of dot.e.ana at icb
ra-tala, ihail ai.ika (uud tht Mini, and ia a
iniuiir will tba D?d b prajanted ta Court fur
oatruatin uolfM tba money ia tatl pai4 !
tbt btieriir. ANUllbW tK. TZ. Jr.,
eHrtnrr'a Orru-a. I 6btnff.
Clearfield. Pa,. Mar 16. 177.
SherilT's Sale.
lly virtu of an n dry wrlU af FitH fnein it.
foed oat of tb Court of Common I'loat of i'lnar.
flvld ooonty, and to na dtrcitod, ihar will b
p4iard to put lie aal, at lb Court Hunt, in b
borouirh of Clearfield, on M un lay, th 4tb day
of June, IS 77, at 1 o'clock p. n., tb folio wing
draeribed real Utc, to wit :
All that certain plan at Un I tltual In Cbeit
low n hi p. Clirfipld oouaty, Pj bounded and
d'-acribed ai fnllowf : be inn is at a ttoaa tt
for a eoinioon forner in piblie road, thnc by
Wm. MoMHitcra aoutb 141 draree. wn li IV-10
pemhn to a tt'ine t theno by I. Karriw north
5liiftgrea wet I2pereliei to atone; tbanaa by
f Kerrin north ent 13 &-I0 toraha nn th
! ra-l : thence by public mnJ aouth 2 eait I?
perehe to plan of beginning, aunt aia
mg on acre, a. or nr leat. Hoited, Uhn in
erutiua, aud lo b told tb property of Jatatt
St'irm.
Alto, n certain tract of land altaatt In Puey
tlle, Wnodwkrd towaihip, ClearSrld ounty,P .
bn ing a Urge two tory but! wttb bar-na. and
tture-room, and other out buildingi aaid lot be
ing a triangular aha.e, onUiniog about ona
fourth of an aer. mora or )?, bounded aa folio-a,
via : Km by lot of O. W. Caldwell, weat
hy lot of Mr K inner, north by Mata it reel, and
aouth by allay. Poised, taken in eieoution, and
to ba aold aa tb property of Ii. W. Lao bora
Alto, a erttn traet of land altnatc la Farga
aon t-.wnt.bip, Clearfield oountf. Pa, oontaining
about 100 aerea, with aliout 20 acre. olaard, and
having a amall nrohard, amtll log boe and log
barn tbcroon, bounded tt by lu ll of Willi na
Hunter, we.t by land of John Ball, north by
lantiol Matt hi u Hollin, aouth br l.nilao'r
John BaU.
Alio, ona otbar p;e of bind aituat In tha
lowuihip, eoualT and Hi ate at rem id, aontaiatog
about lilt) arret, with It aeret olaarwd. and har.
mg rrectrd thi-reon a ttnall two-atory plonk
lratnhm and o titer out bull ling, bounded
in at l.r landa or Mr. Ilrttn, wet by landa of
H tn. Ilarreti, north by land of Joaepb Straw,
and ttaiib by landi or Chriat lhin. Keiaed,
tub en in execution, and to be aald a the proper
ty of Paul Wait.
Alio, all that artaia meaiuajw, or Uatdtnt,
inn l if 01 jf niuu I iuot in the Tillof Wutt
liioeola, L'eamurl.iwnphip, Olearfleldo iui.tr, Pa..
tMrUodrd and d. trnbed a follow, t-i wit t Uma
nine bum poit oa lha towoihip ruad adjotaiag
iandnuf 11. II. Kfphart, thaucv north 21 degrrei,
i" aii-og aau (owuinip road to a poi,
thence aouth i tlegrrvi and X0 mla., wel 22.1
Ict to poet -a tin ol land of Ri hrJ Burn,
'livnea aioug Unit of Riobarl llvraa aouth 12
dgri-ea 45uiin,eat IM tt I a p t, theno
alnitg Ian. I of ll. II Kephart north o& dgr,
ona., ea-l l-l feet tu tb plan of beginning,
Hiniaining 1)0 urrahoa, wnb u welling hiuaa
Ih 211 u0t, two ftorivt high with kiiohen at
tabbed, and ocbrr nut liuildingi tbrroon rooted.
aSelted, ukon a eieoutton, and W b aold a lha
property uf I'at Fittgerald.
AUe, lot No. 38, annate ia the baroagb of N'.-w
WathirgioB, and having erei'led iherjon a largt
one and on balf tury tram dwiditng houa foi.
tnerly uied ai a ttor h iote. aiaall fraaa atabla
and otbar out builtlmgii, bounded fait by U. W,
Uailaji.er, wet by Ah U. llennelt, Nt.rtb by
it reft, and louth b allay. 8eited. taken In -
cution, and in b aold ai tha pMprtjr of Katrna
n, i, n aia.
Alan, the following detjrihod real at tale, tha
properly of th lMendanl. titnat la Urad
lownahip, ClearBrld onniy, Pa., bounded aa M
Inwa t lleginBing at a pom, corner or land or We
Pratt, Alexander Hha, and Daniel odlaadr;
Ihenou along lin of Daniel Uodl.nder 1.15 i ll
perohei to txerh, onrner of land of R. f . Moor ;
ibi-nr aoatb 174 pert bee to a hickory, writer af
and formerly of Frederick Kekglar, now Anraad 1
theof wtit 1 1 8 ntrcbea lo init. twrn r at Uui
tit odlandr t theno amk ii perehe to a poat f
theno mirth 61 wt I and lh perch a to
a pott on lb tnrapika road ; tkeao anath 41
woal t per r bet ta a pott, at what war for marly
tb abop-porob or Dantol itoodlawler theno 05
weei i pereoee I a poat B U Itua Of U'rge
1'a. tt t throe along aaid In aorth 70 Mrahoa m
plao of beginning, aootaining I2T jortiand5
pervhaa, mora or leu. being tba earn tract af
land onvTd by Andrew Wua d mif u.
Jam. Milea by Dawd bearing dat lib af Febra-
arv, A. V. IB.O at.d rwKirded ia UeaJ Hook
FF," pig 85. Bounded br landa of t).atl
Udiai.Qr, Oeog I'.uti, A a rand, R. II Moore,
and othr. Ttwi 1 ahoat 75 aer elearod oa
it aad ta a go-. at a ot aaltivatlon, with a fod
I fame boa, 16x20 Iwat. o hara. ai)aA6 tt tnJ
other .uibulidinga I hereon eroeted Heltad, uhn
a oxrouiioa aad to b aeld at tba re party of
J. F. Ri.bl, Jam M.I, and J. A. Klahal.
Ala. All Iboea throe aertala lata or alteti af
ground iiia4ia Bart ClerllJ, Cm ir Aaid oB
ty, Pa., bounded and deterlbed at rollawa t Be
ginning at a port on the twutheati eoraer nf Hilla
ai.,i. -ij,. if.,.. TLr TaiV.. Jl '
"'"V.l'r.f i'i? ".T .'alM! 1??' "
weetera Ilea of lal Na. II theaae la a aoatkaele
d.reentoa aloe, aaid Haa of let Na. It tBB Seal
bbh aa Vlrola allar laeaae la waaaarlr dtraa-
ZWZ TJZZ,
,CENTitAL"IIOTKL,PITTSIJUnGII,
X.. ... sn&trZ
SmithHeld Street, from 2nd to ,3rd, Avenues.
Tha noil aantrallj Iwa'aJ Irat-rliM llnata In lbs elti. H'trat aara pau lb. door ...nt
mala. io all ibi d.-p.K aol all p.n, f 6j a ,,0,,. Terna, l All par lay. ' '
Tha Han i,,c, of riaarllrlj, reealw J
(ur.t. Iruulbl. Hcliua.-Aa.
,'iraallnn aloajr Rprlnn allay I HI feat la placa ot
l(Kiniiiait. t.D"n ( I kit blot Not 111. 20 mm
i til mini itl ll ith iim ni mh.M ..I...I1..
Daft 2u f. ron.f to unt, ibrniw muth HO pwreliti
lo a p.l. tb. nra wait lllfl ,araba. to a poat.iboaea
north St parataaa lo a poat. thaaoa al..aa land af
llub Orr, and aihara, aaat SO parabaa lo lha alona
ournar and plana af bafinnlnf, aonuiaioi IS a-ra.
and II parabaa, aaat naaaara, and baalaf .boat
SO aaraa elaa-ad. aad bavins: anall twa-alory
Irama bouaa larga fraaia b.ro, and otbar oal
buildiBg. IbarauB araalad. Hi-iiad, tabra laata
rnoon and lo ba aald aa tba proparty of II. T.
Para.B'urtb.
atto, A aarl.la Iraat af laad Mwala Ib Boaaa
wn.hip. CKartaM onual.. P... ui.a..i.. .sJIt
100 aar.l, with ab .at JO acra. cl.a.ad, and ti.ni
land .mall o.abard Ibaraoa, and bo.a.l.d ... tl,.
by land! ol Tbo.. IV.1.,. oo lha Wart b.
'"I' Tl""" "h by laoda of
. w ... ... . '
" o..mon, aoa ob lite nortn By land, of Albort
n,lb. M,d, uk, J , t u
, ., ,r .,
Alaa, A oartain traalof lau alluala ia Braearia
,..llio, cl. .rHa tu,
j b , ,...rt,i ,,.. ,
i -; -""
"''"''" "J B-b.ll alary
ib.7 . iT ' t
'""'""""" ' l h P'opart,
, .. , ...
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I ta-n-bip, CloarilaM aoon.r. Ha . b -wnd-
! ' nd draor.bod aa followi I ll-r'nnm. at a
rait Ino narrha. to b ornar of II. Bora', 'and,
""h pffraaa hy land, of John Fta.art to
I a port, thrnoa wart ISO parrha by land, of J,ha
"""y '" ' poat-thenoa norlb lis parrbai to wh.ta
P'aoa OI ta.Bnili. aoBU.D.aa: lOHoorr.
nd 1-19 tmrkrt. Kaiaad. lakca laaivoatioa ind
tuba ald a tba prnpBtrtf f lfre4 Urahaia.
AIivm, afrrtia traoi of Un l aiitiate tm Hutu i da
trabtp,ootainiaa; about 173 aorra, ttitb alvt
If arrca elrarxd, bai inr a mall li boa and Inc
' noi Olo,
i Malile. and olhar ouiball linirf. hoandc l aaat bjr
i J'''" c onar. Borlb hy liiohoaar.waH by Jaa
JbJ tJonaar.aortbh HiMithowwr.watt by Jaa
RI'MUat'ata, anutb br A. VV. Palrhin. binr udi
land aold a tl. f rnpcrtr of J. We Jar Smith to
1 Ho ram Pa'chin If Htaariff Mel'baraoae Hciand,
tahrn inairftitiua and lo be at. Id ai tb firoprnjr
ofW. ll.Smiih.
Alwi, til tbat rartala pif-sa af 1anl aitaala Id
Wnodward lrwnbip, aagittainif tt the eornar of
Via Haiaa'a lot and ruaninf aat 10 fet to aorwT
uf Thi'tua Racd'a lot : tboa moaiait aurtb 160
frat alopft lU Ima vf Tbunaa H-wl'i lot to a poat
itiiaiBK landa f Jamb Krphartj tbcaoa ranninf
WMt ill fptt to enrner of Vim. Reioa'i lot along tba
land of Jacob Kcpbart ; than aoatb a loaf Una
of Wm, Ri(i'fi lot HW fct to pla of braninir,
brinf a part uf Jarob Ktpbart trant now looatad
ta llie town of Spmtwrtllt-. 8lid, taken in ax
utito aod iq ba aold tba proptrtj af P. lr
O'-rman.
Taaiti or Slb. Tba prica or lum at which
tha property aball ba ttnek oT nuil ba paid at
tba tia' of aala(or aaeh otbar arrmtiKPtnanu
to a da aa will ba apprnvad.atbarwiiatba propor
ty will ba imiaadiataly pat up and auld axain at
tba aipaaa and rlk of tha partoa to whota II
waa atruek off, and who, ia eaa rf daBoiaaoy at
neb rw-aala. aball aiaba good .batata, and I
no lofUDM will tb Ud b protd la tioart
for ouabraiatiuD aalwaa th nvmty ia aotually
paid to th Snanff. ANOKKW I'tNT., Jr.
fewanirr'a Orrira, I . . bariff.
Clarfiald, Pa.. May 1. I77 I
SherilTs Sale.
1Y Virtu ot writ af famrim faet'mm, ltrad
I) owl of th Conrt of Common Pit cf Clear.
Aeld eouatr. and in m dire ted, tbr will K
xpoed to PUBLIC RAI.R. at tb Court Hoaao,
tn the boroagh of Clearfield, on MonJar, tb
4th day of June, 177, at I a'eloek. p. m.,
the following deaenbed rwal ettata, t wilt -
All that ferial a lot or metunage of land titnat
In th borough f Oanol. Clearfield oounly. Pa ,
her; Inn ing at a poet along aid of road leading to
tbe farm boa on tba old Darid Kfphart farm ;
thane aonb 41 deffraw wet 170, fet to pott;
thenea aouth 4Sf degroe weat 150 fet; thenew
aouth 411 desreet eaii 02) leet j thane north 88
deitreea eatt t feet to p'ace of beginning, eon
laming in amnnnl equal to tw loU 5)xl50 feet
.Selted, taken In e.ocntioa and to b rold at th
property of Andrew Filliaa.
Alio, a oertaia Iran building, on and ft half
atoriea high, hone aad chop t-mb4Md, in Brad
ford towotbip, oa turnpike lea ling lo Albort 'a
upper taw mill, baring a IV. B I of I M foot on aaid
turapik and a depth of 206 feet, bounded aa all
ide by Albert' land- Koiaed, taken W Baa
tion and to b told at the property cf Tbomtt L.
Wapl.
Airo. ft eartaln two-ttory houia 11 fact front
and 28 feet in dptb,a two ttory kitnbea attached
I2tl feet, ilmata ia Bradford townahip, oa th
oath by land of Wm. Albert A Itro'i, on lb
eatt by land of Char leu W, Burger, on the north
by land of J. AO W Bargir, and on tba weat by
public road, oontaining 10 aoroa. itd. taken
in exeeution and to b ald ai tha property of I.
U flargrr.
Alto, a osrtala two-ttorv frame hone eitaata iw
Bradford townahip. Clear field, oounty, Pa .being-
xn leei in ironi ana in iet deep, with n kilebew
attached 12x14 feet, aod bing on a traet of Und
oontaining about MO acne, bounded fay Uada of I.
14. Harger on th north and wtt, and by land or
Alberta on tb et and aonlh, aod alto hy tb
public road leading tw Shawiville, Sailed, takP
in exeention anl to b aold aa tbe property of 0.
W. Harger
Alio, a certain taw mill building on lt nf
grouol lit eat ia Morria towDibip. known at th
Henry Drtm-ker traet, aaw mill being a frama
building 3Ufet wide by 120 leet long, two atoriea
high, with hoard roof. Raid traet ti bounded aa
fotlowi: Brginning at ft poat corner of Mi let
l'ell"B, Kamuel F legal, Thorn M Dunkeraoo. Jaa.
B. Urabam and Naao Rot brock, fiti perebot to
atooi'tt then aaat by land of John Huaton 160
perebea to pott; theno by laad of B. U. Kchnon
ovrr 04 perghrt to ttontt ( tbeno wett 84) pr tn
tone; tbeno aouth by laad of David W.
lit-It 2V0 p-rcbei to itwnea; then oatt 17
perch to port) theno by land of Matilda
AHport, )r., aoaih 2 18 perohei to pott t then by
land of Darid Flegal 144 erattet to tb plao ol"
beginning, eontfttuing 545 ftoora aad 9ti perobat .
Sn id, learn ia exeeutioa aad to b tola at tbe
property of J. R. MeKmaoy.
Alto, a certain tweatory frata bona 16x24
feet iltaat ia the Iowa of Diggiaavilla, Clear I eld
ooanty. Pa. , oa lot of ground bounded oa IU
wait by Uett Run Railroad, aouth by-- allay,
aaat by . alley. wt b Dr. lU.eea. Kaiaed.
token in xeution and to b Bold aatb property
of Thorn aa Atkey, awncr, and J. M. tihaaelelitr.
oontractur.
Alao, a twr atory frame dwling ton IfitSO
feet un lot No. 2it in lb Tillage of HouU lal.
hegtaning at a pot on tb north aide of Reed
treat; lhene aouth 37 degree weat IM feet to
Weaiel alley, outh 51 degrera at 50 fret along
Mid alley to a poat ; throe north 87 d-graoe eotl
150 tu t.ott on tomb ltd of Reed atrt ( tbewe
along aaid atreat north 3.1 degree, wat 158 feet
to place of tx-ginuing. tkdaed, Ukon la oxeea
tloo and lo baitolil at tb property of lieorge M
Tittfuni. Alia,aerUlB twn ttorr fram dwelling bouaa
24 feet wideand X8 loHlong, with kite be. attaebed
1626 ft-at, with lt aad eurtiiaru annurtenaut
thereto, tituaia in North lloudiaio, oa lot front
ing oa tiwoportreot 40 foot and running b.ek 150
frtt lo Otter alloy, aad kftown la th pi ma af North
riouittiai aa lot iio. lift, being boandad nN by
'ot of A tikaeon aad wott by hit f Harrv lloooer.
Helxed, Ukn In vxatrmlun aod too told at tba
pmperiy oHirg K Tt. ownr aod A. D Tn
yer, contractor.
Ttam or 8(.u. Tha prio or aum at wkiok
th property tball bft atruek off mutt b paid at
th time of tal. or aae b o bar arrangameau
mad at will be approred, oibarwiaw th property
will b Immediately pat up and told agia at
th apna and nah of th per eon to whom It
waa atrqek aff. ftftd who, la eat of deleianoy at
tuck ra aal. aball mak good tb a.a, ad ift
bb IftiUao will tb Deed ha presented in Court
for ronfiruiaiioB uolait th money it actually
paid i tba obarif.
ANDRKW FENTZ, Jr.,
Snnnirr'i Ornca, I rbrtf
Clearfield, Pa., May 18, 1877. J
SherilT's Sale.
BY tlrtaa of laodrr wrlll af Fi. a., leeaed
BBt af lha Coart of Coaaraoa Plaaa af Clear.
haldCa , aad la eaedlreeted. there will haaaaoaed
ta aahlla aala, Bl tha Coart Hooae.lB the aoroaeh
or Cleartl.ld. aa Mad need ay, th, 31Mb lay of
-j, .r..,, m , .am, p. bi IBS rallowlBB
daaerlBre) real aetata, ta wit i
All thoee arrtala Iraete of laad attsata Ib
tlaetoa towaahia. Clearlelat aoaate. Pa . LaJ
ad Bad deaenbed ai followi, all : Oae lot Baarta.
nln, at tha aortbeaal eorner af lot No. II to lha
alaa at reeB.I I, b aald lawaehlw, etaaeM u L.
Uird. Ma; I, IKTI ; theaea anath il dr(rraa weat
12 feat U s Boat. a. BIB IS daaraaa ea.l 10a feel
la a Boat, aoalh SI dr.reee weat .. l-lt faat to
aaraar of laad deeded ta O A Worth I thenee
north U derreal weat Ui feet H a Bet, Bank II
dritreee rail lit feat ta a poet. Berth It d .freer
wert T parebei u a poet. Berth hi at-areee aaat
IS l-l, Berehaa ta a poet, eeath IS aVfraaa aaat
"l Barehea ta a Boat i theajaa saalk hi aVuraaa
weet 41 feat, eoath ' degrees aaat 10 leet i,
aorth Ilea af Waadward atraat thaaaa aaatk II
deireaa weal ,1 bet ta aaraar af law, deeded la
L Bird. Del., I Itl i theaee aenh M denreee weat
SI feat la Berth aaraar af tha Brae i thaaaa aaalh
ladraraaiaaatll feetuliaearWaedward atraat,
thaaoa aoalh II d.ireee Berth 41 faat. aad Berth
II danraea weat 14 (Bat ta Ike plaaa af befteele,,
aeataiBlal II aerae taore ar laaa, aata tola Nai
II. II aad 14 aa lha alaa af PawlaU. ewve. .auk
are erereod Ihrea fraaaa IwalliBae, three fraaaa
barai, oae log dwaUIn, sad aalhoaaaa.
aiaa, aae aaoai aaat. laad kail laharaat la tha
ilnv aditrtisrmfnts.
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WALSH & ANDERSON, Proprietor..
..klj at tha llulal tni nlaaad as ila for tk. k.i. .
Ill for tha bn.ii .
AnMIM 1.1, ,
Arll 11, l.Ji ,
f,.l.owln lot ; boaadad aouth by Woodaard UraH.
waal by land deadad lo epaakiaaa and SebwrW
north aad aaat by otbar laoda of aaid Wlmj, ,'
bavlnj a froat of lull fr.l ua Wooda.rd HrJ
and a dapth af 100 faat, aonlalaln balf aa art.
mora or laaa. bring lot lo It oa tha plaa uf P.
fiald, us.o which la aractad oaa tae-ilory traa.
bolal aod nut.,uildln(.
Al.o, on a,ul nnlirldad half inlaraH in n,
follnaiBit lot! Boundad aa tho north l.y W4.
ward airral, aaat by (and dsad! u C. II. C'-.rra:i
aoatb aad wait by o.har landa of .aid Woidaara'
haaini a front of 140 faat on Wa-slaard itrnt
and a daptb of IVI frat, ooataiula( aa. Ibirl at
aa asra n ra n laai, aad ha.nf tha wait part ot
lot Ha 17 oa thr plan of Ponlold, oi.ou ab.rh it
araatad a fraaia barn.
Alao, ona albar lot boandad aad daarribad ai
followi, to wit t llraloalna- at a paat Ua curaar
' 7. nnd - laartiald nru t tbanaa aon
! . " "" Woodward atraat II laat u
'" UJ"" i lh"a Math al
degree, aaat III feet ta acroer of ether laad af
ea.u nooawar, t thaaaa aouth Bl derreai weat 4)
fret ta line ol 'Claarlol,! atraat i theoaa aorth II
degnea we.t aloo, .aid itreet I'll feet to the
place of begiooiog, aofitaiainK efle-oiehth af aa
aera mora or laaa, wpoa wbioh ara araeted a twa.
tore frana atere bu.ldlnj sad a warahoiia, and
brio, part of l..t No SI oo tlio plao of Prafirld.
AUo. ona other lot hoande.l and dneribed ai
rallowa : ll'iaadod analharle ti. Woodward alreet
we.terle by land af aaid tt oodwa-d and Char e.
Ilr..wn, oo.fhrrlr aod raiterle ather laoaa a
aa d tt'.wdward, haein( a fr.al of 109 fret an
Woodward ureal and a depth at loo fcetomtaig
log one-halt of as aara aiora or le.., and beitia
loc No. 17 on the plaa of I'enlteld.
Alao, II the tflt, title and Int.rert of nil
Wotnlaa-d. ia ana ..I her tract af land h'.uU.d
BB.I dear l4 I aa followi: U-,inainr at s a,.i
un thaeiiuth tide of Woolweri auaot II Irel
rarle.1, from lha corner jf H'otMleari aod Clear.'
Brld alreetai thea north II degreaa aaat alnir
Woodward al. art lit, 4-10 fact ta earner af lail
of aald Woodward and Carta Brawn t lhrn-t
aouth 31 d. jrrea mil aloij aa.4 laal IJ1 frel t.
a pat; th.-oca eoata il teareaa aorlh it I 19
feet to eoruer of otbar laad of i.id W....1 rarl ;
theBce aorth il) vlegreee weat 1 ij leet u H,'
place or herinBa(, oal.laing ona hall ofa. acre
ore ar l.aa, ban,, part af let ha. 17 wo thr utaa
ol I', nli.'.d. upoa whi .h la arec el a lo
frama bail ling and oath'.uora.
Alao, all tha right, title anl In'ercrt f
WtoMlward Ib one olb.tr treat of Ian! Itoandrt a-id
d.-.cribed aa follewi : BrginaiBj at a p,,al ia the
aalt aorner of Clearfield itreet, loa fet .oath
Iron Woodward atraat; Ibenee aorth il 4-f.m
aaa 1-1 feet to a Boat: Ibenoa eoath hit derraa.
emit on feet to a poat: Ibenee Booth il drrrea
we.t IW Teat to tbe e.l.l line of '.'learSald atre.1 :
tbrnca aorth degree, weat Sfl feat to Iba nlaee
of wrgiDnlnr, eoBta.aiiig one-aigbth of an acre,
mora ar laaa. ap a which te aracled a blaekitnith
and waj.-n ib,.p. aod beiag part of hit Xo. 37 u
tbe plaa ol realrld.
Alao. all lha right, title aad lotereat of Uirata
Wieadwerd ie anoth-r treat of laad ia llaataa tap.
bounded aod dearribed ae followi: BVfinaia. at
a white pine tbe oouthreai aorner of War.-ant No.
471 : thenreaoa'h S3 degree, wart 11-111 per.-br.
lo lard of Frederiok LeifieM : throca Birth It
degrera writ along line of laid land loi perebea
lo the p iblie bighwav ; iheaca north 1 1 drgreei
we.t 70 pereh-at ttieoea aonb 12 -tegreaa wait
143 I-10 perohei to tba north Una of Warrant No.
471; thence Bortb .0 .Ircreee aalt 314 lop-rohea
ta a piua ; ihcuce aor-h lit degraee wen .8 perch
ea lo a hemlock ; thenea Borth 70 dejraea eait be
line of Warrant No. 79, l l 1 1(1 p.rchai to a
port ia Una af land af t. K. Iliwltt ; thenoa hj
aaid line aouth ,l degree, aaat list perdhel to
p-.rt le eonth liae of Warrant No. 7D ; theaea
aoalh 11 degree! weat .tl perehee to a putt :
thrnea al,mg UbIi of Joho tao,.ia eeutb I0
degraei rait il . perehea; theno. aloog nni
aouth SI degree, .-art 121 perebea ta a poit ib
a,o-lh liaaof Warrant Na S.OvO; thaaaa along
all warrant line weat It parallel ta a p-.it ;
laeaee aorth I.l degreee weat II l-IB perebea to
a hemlock; ibrBoe aorth IMd-greeiwoat l.tj I-10
parchea to tha place of begianiag. eoetaiB
ing 4SI aom Bioie ar lata, eicepliag and ra.ere
ing tbeeelrnea : lat. Oaa lot an aouth aide af
Woodward atraat adjoieiog laad of P. N. Ilrwitt,
heretofore deaUa.t to tha Peaaleld hi B. CaercB, '
baring froat on Woodward atraat of 1H3 rerland
B depth of IV feet, being lot Na tbe plan of
Penfield. Id. Beginaing In tba woet liae of Clear
field elraet at Iba aowtheaat aaraar af hrt 4aaded
to R. C. Fraeland ; thenee aoatk II degree! wart
154 reel ta lot deeded to Ueorge C. Hicler;
thenea eoalb SI degree, aaat 174 feet: thence
aouth 71 degrees wan 17 feet, aonb IS degree,
weat S06 to eorner af Praabrteriaa pareOBBg. lot :
Iheooe aouth hi degree, we.t 1.1a faat aonb 11
degree, writ 171 feet aa tha aouth liae of Wood
ward atraat , theaoe aouth 11 oVereaa awet aloflg
Woodward itreet Mis 14 feet to eaetero caM-aer
of lot deeded to Wm. MoKay. June Id, l:4;
theaea eeath IS drgraea eart IVI faat ta a poet ;
thaaea aoatb il degreee Bank IM 4-11 feat to the
weat liae or Clearfiald atraat i theaee aoalh 44
degraei aaat 141 fort ta tha pbus of begiaamg ;
being Iota No. II. 1.1, 14, Si, .14, 14, H, 41, 42,
is, 47 aad il aa tha plaa of Panheld. SJ, Be
ginBiag at tha e,iBtbeaet aoraer at lot No. II oa
tbe plaa af Penfield, deeded to L. Bird Ibenee
aouth i2 degree! writ 741 1.10 feat to tha aouth.
weat eoroer af land of t). A. Worth : thenea Borth
AS degraei aorth 1M feat a.rtk il degree! aael
Uo feet BortblS degrera weat TO) percbei Borth
aortb iS drgraee 42 II perebea aoutb It degree.
70) derchea aorth iS degrera aaat 124 4-la fret
aouth 14 degreea aaat M faat to the aorth line
of Woodward atreel; thaaaa aoalh il degraei
well i27 feet ta tha place of beginning, being
lot! Noa. 10. II. 1, I.l, 1 1, i, ii ,,d 17 on the
plan of I'anfialJ. 4th. Oaa aara laid off aa I uaed
aa a at-melery. lib. Oaa lot aortb of Woodward
itreet aloiuinf laod of Kredoriek Liifield, baa
ing a fr.nl of lit feet as Woalward atraat aad a
drplkof illl feat, beiag kit No. I ea the plan of
Heaheld. 4th. Ooe tat IM br 11 1 feet near Iba
railroad, deelel ta tl. A. W,.rlb. Said raaarra
tioa eaalaiatug S3 aoree mere or laaa.
Alao, all the right, title ami iatereitof tkeiaid
Woodward la eae other traet at Ian I kjaad,-d
and dearribed aa followi; North be Woodward
atreet, aaat hy land! of B 0. Bowman, aoatb bf
bb allay and w.-ai be laod of af H. M teaop, b.f
.og a front oa Wood .ard llreet of 120 S II feet
and a depth af 1V4 teat, amlaloing half an acre
mora or kit, being lot No. 41 aa tbe plan af .
field upon whiah ara areata a two liarj frama
atero aod a est. bouaa
Alee, all tba rignr, title anl Intarjat of the
aaid Wood war .1 ia ana eiber let of land boaale4
ana) deaenbed aa fallow., te wit : Oa the aorth
by Woodward itreet I aalt by lead af lioorga B.
Kobaher: loath byalberlandof laid Woodward,
aad aertk by laad af 0. H. Coryell aoataioiag
oaa fourth of aa acre, mora ar laaa, beiag lot No.
M aa tba plaa af Penteld. anoa whiah a ereoted
oaa aboe ebop
ana, an tba right, title anl Internet if than, I
Woodward la ana ather lal af land kneaded ,,J
drear toed aa followi. ta wi. Oa Iba aortb by
Weodwar.1 atraat t Bail aad eeath by sikar land!
of laid Woodward ; weet by laad of Ueorge K.
Rehaaaari eaatalaiag ana fourth ef aa aara,
more or leei, beiag lot Na SI an the plaa af Pia
field, apoa which ta ereetet oaa twa atrry Traai
barneaa ebp and dwnlliag.
Ala tha right, title and latereet of lllraa
Wimdward ia aae other lot of lead hoaawed and
deecribed a. lollowa, to wit: On tba aorth by
Windward atrcel i aaat by land deeded to Win.
McKav t anath aad weat by etbar laada ef aaid
Woodward eeatalning ane fowrtb ef an a1. re,
mora or laat, beiag lot No. II ea tba Plaa nf Pen
leM. upon which are ereoted oaa two-attr
frataa dwelling aad eat koaeel.
Alia, ene eonal an lleldad half lateral! la oaa
other traet af laad la llartoa ta-aahip. afoeeatit,
bnaaded Berth hy la.id of D. B. Taylor la war
rant 4102. real ha land or J. B. Hewitt, aoulk
hy warrant Na. Hi, aad weal hy laadl of V. II.
lln.wo, Wue B. Hewitt a. I Heeding, Pl-h.r k
Co., cuB'alniai 2S0 aarai, to:i at laat. Bad being
part or warna! No. litis.
Alio, aaa eonal andlrl.lrd half In ami In ee
Bihar traet at land ia Holloa townahip, afbra
aald, bottPdrtl aorth a? laa ll of Jobs 0. Head
ing and Cravlna W'andia, aaat hy warran'i No.
Hi and 111, loath hy warrant No. Ill and Joba
tin lloii, weat by warrant No. nflS, eentalelag
1 1 " a area, mora ar leu, aad haiag part ef warren
Alao. an. ather traet nf land ia lloltoa towa
ihip aforeiiid, honadod math hy lead of Reeding,
Ptiher A Ce , aa.raat No. toll, aaat hy lead of
Ileary aad frederiok Litleld aad a K Ka.Ij,
aeuih by laad of Jataieoa aad fieher. aad weal
by land of tt. D. I'.ttereoa aad Wm D Wuod
ward, aoataiaiag IM aoraa, mora ar leal, apoa
whleh ara crecto-l two rrama dwalhnga, ana frame
hare an, ether ratbaitdiogi. gaiaed, ukea a
riee.tea aad to be raid aa tke property ef II tram
ti'aedwarel.
Alaa. by rlrtee af a writ ef Pi. Fa.,oa Wediee
day, Jaaa I, 1177, Ike follewiag paopKIf I
A let allaate la the korsagh ef New Waahlng
too, Clearfield aenaty. Pa , beanlrd on Iba aorth
by tha publm road, ae the aaat kr froat atreet,
aoatb be aa alley, aad wen by laad af Jamie
Uallaker, Boatalaln, aaa a-ra mote ar km.
gelaed, tahea la aieraiioe and ta he aald a. tha
property of H laai Walk.
Alao. by elrt.iof a writ ef Venditioni Iipoaia,
oa Wedaeeday, Juau I, 'f 7, lha folleeleg proa,
erty, to win
A ear tal a traet af laad iliaete la ttoalidale
karoagh, Clearaeld eeaaty. Pa , kownead a. fel
lowai Oa the aartb by llaaaah atraat, aaatk by
rat I read, aaat hy betel, aad weet by depot, beiag
II feet froat aad II feat hang, har leg ararled a
goad Maahimilb a hep aad wagea abop. Heiaed,
telle la aieewllea aad te be aold aa tha property
ef J. I. Ham.llea.
Taaaa ar Iilb. The price ar earn at whleh
theprepenrahellbeetraak off mart ba paid at iha
time af aale, ar lack other arraagemeati made aa
will ba apprarad. atkarwiea Ike properly w.U ka
Immediately pat ap aad aald ageia at Ibeeipeaae
aad rlik af tha pereoe ta wkom II waa etraaa af,
BBd wha, la aaaa ef diloleaey at Beak re eale.
aball meks good Ike -waa. a, aad la aa laat aaaa
will tea Deed ha praaaated la Ooart far aeBBrma
tlo aalaM the money le aetaally paid to the .
kerif. AND1IW PHNtl, Jl,
Sanaier 'a OrrKB, I aaaraT.
.CVaufiwId, Pa, May I, lett.
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