She jgt puMiran.
UioHoi B. Goodlander, Editor.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY MOBNINO, APRIL I, HT8.
Reader, tf yon wool to know what It going o
la tho boiineia world, i.uat rend on udvertiiiJig
eolamna. tho flneeVel column is pnrtieulur.
MAXIM! FOR THE DAY.
No man worthy tha ollloo of Preeldeot ibeuld
bo willing to bold II It oouoted in, or pleeed Ibero
by Boy frond. If. Ubim.
I eoald dot or have boon roeonellod to tbo ele
rotioB by tbo tmallitl old of mine of periou,
however reepeetable In private life, !o mult
forever oerry opon bio brow tbo itomp of fraud
tnt triumphant io Amerioun biitory. Ko eub
foquont action, however meritorieni, eon woib
nwey too lotion of tool rooord.
CrtAnLBt Fntnrtt Adams.
tnder Iho form! of low, Rutherford B. Ileyel
hi Ul declared President of tho In Hod Slatee.
HI titlo reili upoo dufrancbiermenl of lowful
roterf, tho foloo eertint-atee of tbo returning ofil
eon noting eorroptly, and tbo derlilon of a oom.
oihIoi which bu refuted to kearevldonuu of al
leged frood. For tbo Irat liroo oro tbo Amorlooa
people confronted with tbo foot of o frnudulootlj
eloetad Proifilrnt. Lot U not bo onderotood tbnt
I bo frond will bo iilonllj oeqoloiood In br tbo
roonlr;. Lot no hour pool in whlok tbo oiurpo
tloa U forgoUon.
Addbbsi or Dbbocbatio M. Co.
Ono hnndrod Trt of faumon dopmvitjr oono
muUtod and ooBonntnUodtnlonoliaoB of orina.
Noror BtBln in (to bundrod yoon iholl Ikoj hovt
on oppurtuoilr to repoai tbo wronr.
Daribl W. Voohhbki.
1 wonld rotbor baro tbo ondorMnant oraqnar
tor of n million of tbo Amarioan poopla than that
of the Louisiana ReturniDf Board, or of tho Com
minion wbieb aifloded tha fact! and docidod
tbo qoeitioo on toehnitmUtr.
Inoa. A. Ilr.annicBa.
Cumcrnn Sliorman - Scoflcld, llftyce
loft oat, in tho Kndioal prograinino noY
for Pennsylvania.
Tbo lact that Lord Derby, tho For
eign Secretary, and bead of Quoon Vic
toria' Cabinet, bua roeigncd looka as
though tho Kantern War would bo re
opened. Lightning may strike in Winter timo
bcreaftor, from tho fuct that Ben But
ler voted with tho Democrats ono day
lftHt wock. Wo liopo bo will never do
ho again.
By the Fwtk. No Icwi than three
would be Lancaster county Governors
bavo declined that honor during tho
past week Reynold, North and
Wickornhani.
Sensitiveness. Tbo resignation of
the British Secretary on the morning
of tho23ih ull., aciit wheat up four
cents a bushel In Chicago, within two
hours alter his resignation vrji read.
On Tijie. Senator Hon Cameron
can fill a vacancy in a fut oflice quick
er than any other member in that body.
The Cameron-Shcrnian alliunce is elab
orated in the appointment of Schofield.
Lord Beaconsflcld, and Lord Derby are
in tho British Cabinet. Tbo latter was
tho peace advocate in tho Cabinet and
tbo former declared in favor of putting
crory thing on a war looting and then
await events.
Ji'ST oianx. TliEi.Arrr.R Ancx
chango.says : For a rich man to make
n wtll llial will plcasu atl bis heirs, Is
about as difficult a task as for an editor
to undortako to print a paper to please
ull liis readers.
A new Dkpartdbe. The appoint
ment of our ox-Congressman Scofield
as tho successor of Allison, is the
first deal in tho Cameron-Sherman
gamo, and is tho seal placed npnn this
new alliance.
SoJIetdiso Wrong. Ben Butler
voted the other day to scat a Demo
crat in Congress who, like Tildcn, was
counted out hist fall and tho certificate
issued to tho Radical candidate. How
ever :
"Whito the lamp holdl out to bum,
Tha rtlcit itinnor may return."
. - --j.
Bt;siNE8s Eiitebprise. Tho State
Sonalo has worked itself so far a head
of the Houso in business as to enable
the members to adjourn over from tho
2Sth of March to the 9th of April, dur
ing which timo we have no doubt tho
members will have a good timo, whito
tho House must work on.
The War. It would scorn Irom the
latest news Irom F.uropo that the war
will bo renewed, and that England and
Russia will measure their strength, and
allow all the other powers to choose
sides after the first blow. It looks like
a general war, but it may bo averted
if England is not too baity.
The Elect. Auditor GoncralScboll
and Stato Treasurer Noycs take charge
oftheii respective Departments on the
1st Monday ol May next. Tbo former
has announced his appointments, but
"old square timber" does not seem to
be in a hurry. Probably he has some
rafts sticking in Kettlo Creek and he
wants to got tbcm afloat before repair
ing to llarrisburg.
"Tub cat in the Meal tub." The
general opinion of llowo'a anti-IInyes
spoech is that it would have boon moro
effective bad it come from some one
who had not been disappointed ap
plicant for tbo vacantty on the supreme
bench to which Harlan was appointod,
Ho was also a candidato when Grant
appointod Waite and thoro is no doubt
bo will bo a candidato again, should
another vacancy ocenr.
Cheated. Poor Ballard, the em
bcEzlcing momlicr in tho lower House,
of our Legislature, has been cheated
out ot the half of his salary. His broth
eren expollod him last Thursday for
his crookedness at homo pockoting
some $1,000 of trust funds. He is the
fellow that was taken out of tho Del
ware county Prison, paid half bis sala
ry and f 100 00 worth of postage stamps
and fenstod at llarrisburg for ten days.
and then allowed to run off.
M'ahted. A Democratic manager
wated on tho floor of Congress.
Tbo iraccedin'gs in that body on the
26th nit., muring the Feld Dean orm.
tost for a Boat, shows conclusively that
wo have no leader in that body, al
though we have good majority of the
tuumbeia in a numerical sense , ''The
machine" ruui very strange, for eld
manager liko Kandall End Wood to be
in tbo) room -at tbe time. Why Is this
: thus T
'A .YIXO llYPOCJtlTICAT.AXD
TRIh'MXa ADMIXISTIIA TIOX."
. Tho ttliovo titlo hai been toliforred on
Mr. Hayes by (.'ouRivssiiiaii White, tli
horn sUiU'Siniiii from liitliana cunnty.
A WnnliiiiL'ton ItlUr wnler says: The
mWVmW'V 'he '-BnHvlvania Ee-
TZTZriZ-r. . xjf
pTlllllCttfl IU1IL
tor Sullivan, or Allegheny, to succeed
Register Allison, deceased. Ilarry
Whito and John M. Thompson wont
to Sherman and told him to. II o ask
ed them why they hadn't called Hayes's
attention to It. They wont to Hayoa,
who said that a Pennsylvanian in one
of the departments bad been apokeo
of lor the placo, but like "hbcriitan
treated tbo question as still open, and
inquired as to the qualifications of sev
eral Pennsylvaniani amongst the num
ber mentioning Mr. Schoflold, but
stated nothing of his appointment, and
as usual took notes. The congressmen
felt satisfied nothing would be done lor
some time and went back to Sherman
to Inform him of the result of their in
terview, when they wore greatly as
tonished to learn Hayoa bad appointed
Mr. SchoGold tho day before, and at
the lime ol their visit bad lit bis pos
session a telegram accepting the posi
tion. Andtbcnthcyrippodandaworel
White said they had been treated in
decently, unfairly, dishonestly, untruth
fully, unofficially, discortoously, tri
flingly. Secretary Sherman, surprised
at tho emphatic language of White,
remarked that tho administration bad
dono well by Pennsylvania, whereupon
Mr. Thompson, impatiently waiting
for an opportunity, said, "What in tho
h 1 have you done for us ?" The Sec
retary, looking astounded, mentioned
tho names of Welsh and Taylor. Mr.
Thompson said that ho wonld liko to
know who, in Pennsylvania, was re
sponsible for those appointments. Mr.
Sherman asked, "Aro they not good
men?" Mr. Thompson repliod, "Ccr
tainly, there is no question about that ;
but we think yon will pay the penalty
lor trampling upon tbo pocplo whoso
support you will want." General
White then said again, "I want an an
swer to my question ; why wore we
not informed of this appointment with
out being trifled with 1" Tho Secreta
ry roplied, "We did not know that Mr.
Schofield would accept." "Vos, sir,
you did," said General Whito, "tha ap
pointment was already made when we
first called upon you." Mr. Thompson
hero spoko again and said : "It looks
much as if this were nothing but a ly
ing, hypocritical and trifling adminis
tration. Xjct'a go." Wboroupon the
two Representatives turned upon thoir
heels and left the Secretary to digest
their remarks.
"A Pair or Jacks." Two Pennsyl
vania Congressmen exhibited them
selves in their true characlor io the
Cumtal lust week. The editor of
tbo Philadelphia Times in alluding
to their rfflirf says : "Thompson and
Whltc.' tho Pennsylvania Congress
men who nunteu in pajrs tor mo
Registership of the Treasury and
didn't find it until they holed it in
Judge Seofield's pocket, babbled right
out their grievance and tboir emphatic
resentment of the treatment they had
received from the President and Sec
retary of the Treasury ; but when cool
ing time bad jogged around and sober
od thoir throbbing hearts and tbey
read their own speeches in the news
papers, they concluded tbat some peo
plo bad played the fool, and they
weren't quite sura that it wasn't them
selves. Then the amiable and accom
modating Associated Press waa called
into requisition as it often is to heal
the self-inflicted wounds ol thought
less politicians, and a general denial of
all and singular the cuss words repor
ted in the heat of the first instalments
of the story was sent out to vibrate
over the continent ; but tho average
correspondent isn't an oyster to be
shut up in tbat way, and he reiterates
the story just as if lbs truth was to be
told on all occasions regardless of the
changeable fancies and variable Inter
esls of tho average Congressman."
Too Thin. An associate press tele
gram from Washington on the 30th
says: A caucus of tho Republican
members ot the Senate was held this
afternoon in response to a suggestion
that measures should be concerted for
a closer working of the Republicans as
a party and body in dealing with mat
ters coming before them in the busi
ness of the Senate. During the meet
ing a good deal of discussion arose con
cerning tho recent speech of Senator
IIowo and the questionable policy of
division being created further in the
Republican party by such expressions
as were mad" by Senator Howe. A por
tion of tho debate bad reference to the
great necessity of preventing any spe
cial gratification being afforded to the
Democratic party by the evidence that
there was cither present or growing
dissension in tbo councils ol the Repub
licans. It is denied that any effort
was made oithor to whip the Hayes
Senators into line, or, on the part of
tho latter, tbat any plea was made in
bohalf of tho desired co-operation of the
anti-Hayes Senators with tbo policy of
tho President. Senator Conkling did
not attend the caucus, though he was
in the city.
i'ENNSYLVANiA aoain. The ap
pointment of our ex-Congressman,
Glonni V. Scofield, of Warren, Regis
ter of tho Treasury to fill the vacancy
causod by the death of John Allison,
has stirred up quite a breexe among po
liticians. Glenni was one of Oakee
Ames Credit Moblier men, and whon
interrogated about the matter while
making a speech in Mercer connty in
1872, told the crowd that be was not
Frenchman enough to know what the
woids meant and was therefore an in.
noccnt man. IIo is a true representa
tive of the Collax-Boecher class ot pub
lio men, who have so nearly ruined tb
morals and business interest of the
country, and why Hayes should resur
rect any of that class ia beyond oar
comprehension.
Libeling Bi'llakd. Tbo Cleve
land, (Ohio) Herald in alluding to a
small affair which happened at llarris
burg, one day last week, says : "Mr. O.
F. Dullard was kicked out of the Penn
sylvania Legislature for stealing. It ia
shrewdly suspected that if all members
ol the same body who merit similar
treatment wcri to get their deserts,
tbore would not be a tjaoninj leit, W
don't say this because we a re proud oibh, parti e represents over twenty
ri . o . t ,. . 'I r,.., . ,. i
our vnin rwiinnw. enner.
,s( r .vff r A7) r.u? raj .v.
SHIP.
Tbeellitoroftheiilllmore6,i:r. ex.
piw.tr. i.ur view. MMtly, on the con-
L.i . i r.-l n ,.-.
Inst liusmeM in ConKre. He
The Hean-Kield contented election cast.
wa. d.njidrd in tho Uouaeof l!epron- fomocrau next aKreea iiKjn " -
itTM i , .- l.:..vJ.?fy.J.''.'.tl'.yi!C. and the Radical I
rnnnrt dlMtlnrinif Lh iornter COniUBLU. Cc1
I o
entitled to his seat. Underordinary cir
cumstances the displacement of a repub
lican by a Democrat in Congress would
be viewed with satisfaction, but in this
case there is something to regret At
the last election In the Third district of
Massachusetts Mr. Dean,
Mr limn Demncnit
IfW- returned electod bylhe original
count of the election officers, bat Field,
the Republican candidate, claimed that
clerical errors bad been committed
which, if corroctod, would give him
the seat. The charges having been
put in proper legal forth, a recount was
liad, verifying Mr. Field's statement
and returning him electod by a majo
rity of fire. These are the simple facts
in the case. Neither Mr. Field nor Mr.
Dean have charged any fraud in the
votes themselves and the whole ques
tion turned upon the point whotner
the original or revised finding of the
judges should be recognised. Techni
cally perhaps the former had the strong
est arguments In its favor, but tho
equity was entirely on the sido of the
latter. Mr. Fiold received the most
votes and his title to his seat ahould
baro been rocognized. As it was, par
tisanship prevailed over higher Inter
cuts, and although nine Democrats, In
cluding, we are happy to say, two
Maryland Representatives, voted in
favor of the Republican contestant,
Dean was scaled by a majority of ono.
Wo do not question tho motive ol any
member's voto in this case, but the
Democratic party cannot afford to fol
low such a precedent as the Republi
cans set In the Senate when tbey voted
in Kellogg in defiance of all justice and
decency. It bad much better content
itself with limited power than run the
risk of losing publio confidence.
The Fire Fiend. About 10 o'clock
on Monday night of the 25th ult.,a fire
broke out in the wholesale Drug store
of Messrs. II. K. Wampole & Co., in
the Cth ward, Philadelphia. This
ward is bounded by Chestnut street on
the South, Soventh street on the West,
Vine street on the North and the Del
aware river on tho East. Tbo Mer
chants Hotel ia located about in the
contre of the ward. The flro broke
out on the corner of 4th and Cherry
streets and destroyed all the buildings
on the East side of 4th street from 109
North to 123, burning about forty
stores and dwellings worth 12,000,000
and turning out of employment 1,300
men and women, A strong wind was
blowing from tha West when the fire
broke out causing fires to break out on
Second and Front streets by burning
shingles and boards lodging on the
roofs. The residents on Cheny street,
which is a narrow street running West
from Third street, to the Schuylkill
river, between Arch and Vine streets,
were the woist sufferers. That a Chi
cago disaslor was averted, all agree,
because of the vigilance of the firemen.
Hanuinos. The Harrisburg Inde
pendent says : According to the report
of (be State Board of Public Charities,
two hundred ana) thirty-four persons
were hangod in Pennsylvania from
1778 to 1878 inclusive. This number
does not include the three executed at
Bloomsburg on Monday. The chances
are that at the end of a hundred years
from 1778 the end of the present
year-toe number will approximate two
hundred and fifty. Among those bang
ed in the post were five for treason,
eight for robbery, sixteen for burglary,
three tor counterfeiting and one lor
arson. If men were hanged for these
crimes nowadays the Sheriffs would be
kopt busy at the work of execution
and the cultivation of bemp would be
a paying business.
A IUee Joke One Dullard, a Bad-
dical membor of the Legislature from
Delaware county, for some local crook
edness was locked np in prison, and
when the Legislature met in January,
the philanthropic members of that body
charged that their brother Legislator
was restrained ol hi Constitutional
privilege and hi personal liberty, and
straightway sent an officer to the Del
aware connty prison and demanded
the release of the said Bullard and con
voyed him to bis seat in the Mall of
the House ot Representatives, at llar
risburg, and gave him 1000.00 in cash
and after receiving it be run off. Last
week bis associates became bold enough
to expel hire, 171 voting io favor, one
against and seventeen dodged the que.
tion. Good bye. Bollard.
The Fate or tbe Mollies Only
three, Kehoe, Fisher and Donnelly, of
the Sixteen Mollis Magnires sentenced
to death for tbeir awful crimes, remain
unhung, and their late will be sealed
in a few days. In tbe meantime it is
reportod that six more have been ar
rested in Allegheny county and three
in Westmorland for committing aim).
lar crimes and that detectives are
scouring the Broad Top and Clearfield
region, for half a doaen more. Should
any be fonnd in those sections, whose
bands are stained with tbeir brother'
blood we bop they will be justly dealt
with and a murderers fate awarded
them
Democeatic Bei-obm. The Legisla
tive, exwoutiv and judicial appropria
tion bills, a reported to the House of
Representative at Washington, effect
very considerable saving to the Treas
ury. The bill do not reduce salaries
to any great extent, but they abolish
useless offices. Among the inpernn.
merarle displaced are two Auditors
an Assistant Secretary ol State, an As
sistant Attorney General and the Soli
citor of the Kavy Department. Tbia
ia a move In tbe right direction. It ia
a pity there is not B better prospect ol
getting it through tbe Senate aid se
curing Executive approval.
The Ou Boabd, Horn of tb stock
holder ot the Pennsylvania Railroad
ha agitated tb election of new men
a Director for om time. Tbe eleo
tion ran off on tb 26th ultima The
old ticket, beaded by Colonel Scott,
waa successful. Tb Tote polled for
him waa 479,278, and for tbe opposi
tion ticket, beaded by Mr. Potter, ro-
oeived only 643,662. Tb voto east by
lour million Of Cflf "I,
CoNVEHT'ONS. Tll''tirvtMlliatk'OTS,''.
jor, aa they have re.-ei.lly Untiactl,
themselves, ' Hio .Nationals, hail nx-
8,1 "Pn l'hllaJel.lii a. the plru' of,
bol'lint,' their Slate Convention, mil
. . ' Th l
'h un next the time. The
- Ojojrv .rr. I, n
timoof meeting on Uft'lSlbot ilTiy'fW" ?''-""'-f ' v-'WjTV? !."..
at llarrisburg. Sinco then the "green
back," or national leaders, havecbang
1'" wr holding tneir ntaio
Convention to tho 15th of May, the
aamoduythe Radicals hold theirs. Tho
"ale 01 the . nationals io loo jiauicnis
Is therefore complete already, and
the .Democrat must he very, uliud
who cannot soe through this arrange
ment. How much "hand-money" waa
paid nobody knowa but the leaders
on both sides. That the Nationals
wore for salo was wall understood, by
counties, at least, for cash and oflice,
or either, all activo politicians know ;
but few expected that tho negotiation
would be closed so early in tho season.
Democrats, to your postal The ene
my is approaching us with tho forked
tongue of a vi;wr, and the roptilo must
be slain.
Mr. Schei.ls Cabinet. It seoms
that Auditor General elect, 8choll, has
made but bia list of appointments, as
follows: Chief Clerk, Edward llerrick,
Bradford county ; Corporation Clerk,
Edward F. Kerr, Bedford county ;
Clerks, F. (1. Churchbill, Tioga connty;
E. L. Everburt, Huntingdon county;
M. L. Shotwell, llarrisburg ; II. L.
Acker, Montgomery county ; Messen
ger, I). C. Johnson, Luiscrno county;
Night Watchman, Thomas Tidman.
The following clerks now in tho Au
ditor General's oflice have boon retain
ed : John McMurray, Jefferson county ;
B. M. Nead, Dauphin connty; W. L.
Sansom, Indiana county ; A. J. Sander
sen, Lancaster county and Walter Dif
fonbach, Clinton county. Tho printers
fare first rate. State Treasurer Noycs
has not yet announced bis appoint
ments. Ho is slow any how, and bus
made it a habit never to go rafting
until there is a flood.
In rot Beaver. Shortlidge and
other Bellefonte Radicals are wading
in to their waist bands for the purpose
of nominating Gon. Beaver for Gov
ernor. Tho aforesaid declares that
there is not "blotch nor a blumisb to
be found upon the General's personal
or political character." "Shorty" wns
over here lust week, looking up tho
lime and coal busineu, etc., especially
tho latter which include Governor,
Judge, Congressman and Senator.
This programme muy be rather club
orate, but he has the onergy to shove
it through. His lime is the beet in
the State.
Stypr It. Our first page is embel
lished this week with literary matter.
"Washerwomen and Ornamental Hus
bands," "New England Photographed"
and "The Girl as a Tramp," nil fit up
to real life and ran be studied with
profit. On our fourth page will be
found "Arkansas," and "Let's have the
official Returns," as well as "A Mclan
cholly Wail," all of which aro worthy
of perusal. We call particular atten
tion to the arliclo on Arkansas, be
cause Mr. Caldwell's statements ran
be relied on.
Stevens ok Siueman. A Washing
ton correspondent ol tlie Cincinnati
Enquirer relate tbe following : "Bay
ard told Nevada Jones an anecdote of
the late Thaddcus Stevens. When
questioned why he insisted so resolute
ly tbat tbero should be thirteen arti
cle ot impeachment against Andrew
Johnson, Stevens replied : 'I only want
an odd number, so as to get John Sher
man' vole. He will be sure to voto
for six and against six ; but if we have
thirteen we shall catch him on the odd
one, sure.
State Revenue. When an effort
was made in the Legislature to put a
tax npon the oil product of tbo State,
a wonderful bub bub was raised about
it in the oil regions. But it is all right
to Impose a Slate tax of three cents
per ton on bituminous coal. If It is
right to tax coal, why not equally so
to tax oil ? If tbe one must help to
support the State, why not the other?
Let some oil king explain this riddlo.
WlCKEp. Tho Philadelphia Timet
make tbe following unmanly thrust
at the members of the House : "Bullard
has adjourned line die. This is the one
thing about tbat restless man which is
worthy of emulation by those bo leit
behind him." Were we a member of
that body we would preparo a club or
a pistol and go for McClure's scalp, or
make him "take the water" effectually
hereafter.
Still Unsettled. A whole lot of
new Postmasters were made during
the past week, but the nearest to
Clearfield was the appointment of Jno.
Parsons, at Julian Furnace, Centra
county. Hayes will bit somebody
right here before long. Wo move that
Mr. Key be allowed to appoint our
man. He knows wo aro entitled to a
Democrat after bis own heart.
WniTE Modest (?) The editor of
tho llarrisburg Patriot says: "General
Harry White does not regard General
Henry M. Hoyt as the proper person
for the Republican nomination for Gov
ernor. Another case of military rival
ry. Ho evidently thinke White would
bettor adorn the position but his in
nate modesty prevents him from say.
ing so."
Fun Ah bad. Hayes has nominated
ex-Congressman Howard, ot Michigan
for Governor of Montana. This is thi
gentleman who led the break against
Blaine in the Cincinnati Convention
Blaine is getting out his littlo toma
hawk, and expects to secure Howard'!
little scalp when ho come up for con
firmation in lb Senate.
Late. Howe' speech on tbe slav
ery question in tbe Senate tbe other
day would hav been considered very
effective on the stnmp In Wisconsin
twenty years ago. Besides, he thrash
d lot of old straw over again when
be proved that Governor Packard's
title was just a good aa tbat of Mr.
Hayes.
Lovely Aoain. A leading New
York journal slates that : It has again
been discovered by tb New York pa
pers that Mr. and .Mr. Theodore Til
ton ar about lo "make it all op" and
hang the plotnrr In their old platyn.
AHAI.VSIA.
AJl,u,i. en.l.ra,- the m.ud.weHU.n
,,,,, 0f Spain, or ull Spain tliisi.
the land ,of romance '. lis .-liinato, pot-
pie and hutoryaro different Irom olh. r
pait of Spam. HhelU.red on the north
wintry wind, l,v the lollv
,,, u the Sierra Morn, and on
the aowtb hv the mountain of Honda
ciiuriiiuiir, n' iiuuim in mi npniii.
They abound in viinm. ol:?wi, oruiijre
grove ana pulms. ji siioru are
washed br the Atlantic, the slinits ol
Gibraltar and the Mediterranean. The
Guadalquivor, the only navigable river
in Spain, flows through a widu, rioh
valley. On its banks are Sevillu and
Cordova, cities ot renown and learning
in the arts, delightful reserices in
winter, spring and autumn; wbile
Ronda and Grenada, high up in the
mountain lastnesses, furnishes a de
lightful rotrcut from the heats of sum
mer. Gibraltar, Malaga and Cadiz are
its seaports. Of all tho Spaniards, the
Amlalusians uro the most frniik, open
hoarled, gallant and joyous. They are
fond of amusements, poetry, and tho
dunce, and are in manners tho opposite
to tho haughty reserved Custillian.
Thoy aro a gay, pluasure loving, labor
baling raco, thrusting all caro of to
day upon to morrow. They aro the
most picturesque in dross, most gallant
and daring. Tbo men are lull and
well formed, and the women of great
symmetry and queenly bearing in
their walk. Little labor is required
for subsistence here. The climulu is
enervating, and so all the habits ol
the people seem to he directed to tak
ing life lu the easiest possible manner,
to gelling the most pleasure with
the least work. K. Y. Ubserter.
General iMi'tnr.Nci. This Is the
titlo General Sherman will earn if be
does not continue to attend to bis legit
imate business as ait officer and a citi
zen of the Republic. Tho Democrats
in Congress are laboring duy and night
to reduce tho huge expenses of tho
government, and In doing so they find
that tho army is one of the biggest
steals on band, becauso it is composed
chiefly of high salaried officers. Hence
the great expense. The Philadelphia
CommonirrviM gives the "General of
the Army" this friendly advice : "llrag
Shorman's attack on General Banning,
chairman of the Conimitteo oa Milita
ry Affairs of Congress, is the most
alarming oxamplo of the arrogance and
impudonce of 'tho nrmy' tbat has at
tracted public notice. The safety of i
our institutions demands that 'the
army' be reduced, nnd tho shoulder
straps made to know that they eat tho
bread of Idleness out of the pockets ot
the starving industries of the country.
These 'stsff officers' arc at best politi
cians, who if not supported by the peo
ple's monoy would be paupers." '
Someboiiy Must Come Down. The
mutual Thompson-Whito Sullivan set
up, was so badly upset by the new
Cameron-Sherman alliance, that tho
heads ot the trio wore made to reel and
wo snspect that if thoy don't "look a
liltlo out" tho whole three will lose
their places in the i.esr future unhvs
they go down on their marrow bonus
before "Don" and ask his pardon for
thoir rashness.
A Ri'DE Fellow. An Illinois wo
man has written to one of tbe assistant
Postmaster Generals to pick her ont a
good young man tor a husband. He
at once repliod that it waa not his
business to sort the mails, and she
wasn't an Ohio woman, anyhow.
No FoEOivENEsg. Such know-noth
ing leaders aa Blaine and IIowo will
never forgive JJaycs for putting a
Prussian, Hchura, in his Cabinet. Tbat
will slick in theii craws wbile Hayes
allowed to draw bis 150,000 an
nually.
He has his Kewaed. The late Ben
Wado is credited for originating tbe
term "Copperhead," need so glibly dur
ing war times, and still by a few of the
"loyal millions" who never crossed the
Potomac, either in time of war or
peace.
Roaring Aoain. The British lion
seems to be again throwing out insin
nations that somebody has stepped on
bis tail. He'a looking for tho fellow
ho did it. A single roar the otber
day, put wheat np four cents In Chice
A Baby ArAi. Tho correspond
ence between Congressman Thompson,
of Butler Pa , and Secretary Sherman.
The lettera are a disgrace to tboir
friends and constituents, If not to tbe
writers.
Hnir flvrilsfmft.
tJIITOR') NOTICE.
So Ho EiUlo of Ann Waatfait.
Orphana Court of CUarlald OoaotT, Pa,
Jlarah Tarm, I87S.
Tho nndoraionod Andltor, appointod no tho
Conrt to diatrihuta anv monava in handa of tko
Eioeotoro or tho ootato of A ob Waatfall, dOo-Baod
will attend to bio datioa bj Bank, at kla ofltoo io
Cwar8old,OB Friday, Ma; 3d, 1871, at II o'olook
A. M , wban and wharo au partiao latrrartai mar
Bttood. . V. WILSON,
aprl-lt. AttornoT-nt-Law, Auditor.
umtoiih wcrriCE.
Philip Dolts, for nan, va. Jaramlak Cooptr.
In Iho Common Pk-ao of Claarlald Co., Pa.
Wl f. M. 1,1 U k. T ml "
Tha nndarila-nod Anditor, nppolntod by tko
Court to dtmriknlo tka monava ariain from tko
aala af Dafcodant f roat avulo onder thia wrli lo
Bod inmr too lion oroditori ootttlod tkaroto, will
alttad to bis dntioa aa anoh, at bia offlca in Clrar
lald, os Mondnr, April 12d. 1871, at IB o'cloek
A. M.,wbtnnnd wkora oilpartiaalntrraitodmay
attend H. V. WILSON,
April! It. Atlornar nt-Law, Anditor
A UDITIIR'O, NOTItH.
In lha matter of tko Saal nooonnt of Daniel
Ooodlsador and F. Kparr, Eioontorr of tbo laet
will and loalBmom of Adam Markall, oVoeased,
lata ol uraur lownaoip.
Orpkana Court of Claarlald OOBBtv, Po.
Tka undereifrnod Aoditor, appelated by tha
I oort to toko taatimoay, Ao., and Bdinat and re
port upon too oieeptiopa Sled to tbe oonlrmatlon
of tbo BOfoont Sled aad report dUtributlon of tbo
mooey in tbo honor ar (be Kloentori among tbo
lejreteoa and partiei entitled thereto, will altand
to bio dntioa aa anon, at hitolloe m Clearfield, oa
Wednesday, April 14lb, 1878, nt 13 o'olook A. M .
whon ond where nil panlaa Interaated mty attend.
o. v. w ilauh,
aprl It. Atteraey at-Lew, Auditor.
rp) BRintJR nl'IMKRII.-Tbe under
I alaned Committee will rneetvo propoanli on'll
soon on Hotorday, April lark, lull, lor building
n ariago Borneo iiearBois oreea, al blla a rard.
Said bridge lo be as nnoorered wooden atraeturo.
lagle apea, ISO feet long, and tbe roadway II
reel in die olenr, Tbe abutmeoti to be atone
rougk, but eabetantiel matow-work and 17 feet
ktgk from paw water mark.
Plana an opoeiloaliona eon bo aeon at tha
Connty Ooeamlieioneri' effiee, la Clearfield, wkaro
bid eia ho ton, or handed lo ney nf tho onder
lined. Bide will be reeeired for tbe ilone-werh
sod wood-work aaperstely, or for both togelkor,
taa vommiuon reiaioing the rijni to rajeet noy
or so) Diiia. sinom iiiomrsgjj,
THOMAS HILL.
JOHN BROWN,
iAMBE It. LEAVY,
Committee.
April I, IIJ8.lt.
Treasurer's Gale.
-0P-
Unseated LancU
Clearfield County, for 1876 M. 1877.
Vocioo tf uereey glean, la pnronnaoo of nn Aot
of Aaaambly approved tko Ills day of Jane, A.
P. 1813, entitled MAn Ae to amend an Aoldlreet-
jtv dirrtisrmrnts.
li'S tbo mod of Mvlltna I'oMat.-d Land in t'li-ar
fiolii fwiunio," and tlm oi-ral aupplornvnta luera
V. thrro will bo ioad to lalo or ou'err. on lh
SECOND MONDAY. Hub day ol JI NK, A. D
ITS, Ibo following iraoti or piooaa of land ia
aid ouunly, for Uxr Joo and no paid, tta:
lleerarla . Towuatiip
At. IUt. H'orroarta, Tu-a.
Tl II Thuniaa BilliMtoa t !l II
ne 'oko oli.r ti ne
loll
ID
Jamaa MaMorlrta....
21 14
Tbomai Murealorjp .
17 II
17 3
kit IS
l tl
li II
S I I
ISI 14
4-t 40
77 44
v
- S Mi
32 m
t n
BU Manua Millar
911 John llr.J;
-St M m. Bra.lv
U Jamaa lllalr
SS Alaiandor Blair
4 John Whitmor ',
340 lltnrr Wliiimor..N -
ITS Wm. WtlB....... ....
3VS Hariuon Haitmrr .
ot Brown A r'ullrrton
" IB SB John K at land
iM'K.rn.li
4 SI J.rrailah Moihar
4S IH U.Ttd Barton .....
IIS raderii'B ilawmau ........
124 Dcnaia McCoy, ar
loo Jaooh Kin,
174 Jararoinh Moihar...
17 113 t'radariok Balaa
1-"S 37 Thontaa BilliBflon
IS John Bram
Mil Uil Mart ia Sraota
bo Krodorick lliiblajf
14 Brown A Kallcrton
1.14 I'hillp Mynnropo -
T Jamai Oiball..- ......
;: J. W. Smith
of 413 li3 William Ura;
4.H 143 Jotn Millar
TO Stowart Cowan-
!V.l Jacob rauat ..............
rfi John Uauiuian
IOS Frederick Halo;
411 Hall A Mara -.
41 J. B. Walur
Hell Tuwasblp.
17 VI
HI o
47 (0
SS SB
10 41
11 75
43 IS
i e
141 it
IS
4 lo
is as
I 63
So 113
(11 411
S3 !u
13 Ml
44 40
4 4
IJ 30
73 41
4 10
No.
43SS
Ml
6704
3010
427
Mm
6SII
3SIS
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JVJ1
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1000
300
1W0
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110
lot
loo
IIS
007
IIIHJ
100
200
MO
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70S
80S
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44
321
347
10110
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101
102
4U0
ins
loo
4U0
141
bll
123
143
810
33
100
n'armafea.
Iloara Baek..H
Tax
.. 31 to
.. I'S 80
.. 3i3 43
.. II 10
.. 31 07
.. 31 31
.. 34 I'"
87 II
.. Ull 0
.. I'D 43
1 02
., 4 Hi
33 ai
.. 147 111
.. SI 81
.. 71 4(
.. VS 30
.. 71
.. 40 ve
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.. 13 U
... 13 77
31 43
.. 8 l
8 40
.. tl 10
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., 13 33
.. 71 to
., 110 l
43 00
.. 10 83
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From Brttl
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F.O.Millar."'."""
Moblm A Uriffitb..
Ill Ilaar; Book......
Uaor; Book
Widdowaon A llro,
J. B. Burgoon
tin UlaLo
Bison Townahlp.
No.
1004
Ar,
Per. H'ar-raaroe.
W Robert! A Koi I
J. W. bimith
Nlcklm A Urirrt'h
SI " " B.glor
Roberta A Pol
180 ' "
Jacob Burger. H
David Imn eel..
Roberta A fox
A. L. Toiler
Milton L. MeClure...
Mcklln A ilrifBih
Tai.
184 00
31 80
30O
822
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14
111
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101)
807
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110
80
30
88
1 110
111
113
12 43
8 44
3411
3308
3811
41 78
TO 30
7 03
188 4.1
10 80
34 00
IS 80
IS VI
3 43
Angwline Bailey
Philip leiler
Denial Hodgera..
Will lain Aruoid-
Itogga Tnwaalllp.
H orraolfe.
18 40
13 80
II 30
Per.
Tax.
.. 4 73
,. 83 18
.. 80 75
88 00
.. 68 08
.. 8 80
,. II 75
,. 83 75
,. SO f
. .12 15
. II (Hi
.. 18 75
.. I 50
.. 15 75
.. 3 23
,. 13 75
John Thomal
Wm. MeCormiok
Nanny Bogg
M. M. DooelJ...
John Byeri ,
Barbara rinyder
17 Jo' . Montgomery..,.. ,....
(ienigo Ajere. ,.
31 Wm. Iroutwina
Tbomai Smith
John Kephart
Wataon A Muuaon-
Joaepb Bait
38 John Keen..
Tbomai Park. ..
Albert Owes
rtradford Townahlp,
Ao. Per. Warrant.
Tai.
I 34 "4
t 41
1 10
. It "2
1 70
I 84
. IS 44
, II 4S
. t t
, 10
. 31 10
108
Aletahder Dnllaa. ,
Rueaaaa Bator
Herrieoa, Byard A Bryeon.,
Andrew Btard ......
Jnaepk Powell
Horatio L. Hall -
V. B. Holt ......
Joaepk Hand........
David Uoana..
Wm. Hltehingi
BlBir MeClenakaa
Jnmea Ueaean..,..,-....
bend Alley,,.......,.
Hall A Buek..
Jobs NlrhelMn
leaao W ileoe.
Conyngbam..
Polly McLaaahna
Rlehard Moeaop
, 14-33
, II 74
, II 41
. II 18
I 08
, 7 11
. II 14
. I 8
Brady Townnhlp.
Ho. Ao, Per. trarrworee. Tel.
401 301 Wm. Klrknatrlek 1 127 84
341 O. B. Ooodlandor.--... 41 M
1134 861 Pavid Kennedy.. 141 61
121 111 Conrad Lonj. ..... 01 48
5S7T1
115 Henry Wyonf. 71T 41
6sSo
821 311 Joba Dnnlap 134 63
105 40 Caipar Stiver. . 14 21
""Jj 1071 Roberta A Fob. 979 86
1004 185 . 141 71
1018 104 " 648 87
358 96 94 613 77
I7S J. W. 8milh- . 81 II
1411 55 C. II. Preioott . ..,. 88 43
too 111 Robert. A Koi 133 04
II IAS Benjamin Henry. 68 II
146 135 Caipar Stiver.. 84 65
171 471 Caepar Silver, ar. 107 II
91 S3 61 Ueorge Kbaf-r 61 86
I5SI 7V0 16 Roherla A Pol 400 4
118 116 Chrlitlaa Lower 60 10
88 Hollopeter A Brubakor 8100
111 67 Chriitiaa Lower 361 00
100 Wiley A MeCollongh. 16 10
III Jamea A. Calbere. 10 83
160 129 Hobrrt L'nrry 86 66
60 HAW. Winger L ...... I 60
451 Hi 41 J. M.Adama 65 71
in MoClaiaACa I8 60
110 W, M. MoCollongll.... 21 00
hi J. W. gmttb. 17 IJ
Humelde Towaahlp.
No. Ao. H'arreroleo. JI.
6601 10 John Nleholeon... I 18 18
6603 1 40 " " 00 16
6604 836 " 101 80
I Jobs Neylor .. .......... 66 84
II Makers Wbileman II 17
114 Cnepor Shelter Jr M 83
160 Denial Whitmer. 134 34
414 John nnhloy Ctl 41
ISS Mary Roberta. 14 14
147 JohaTreaalor 131 70
all Carper Shaffer...... 171 14
34 Jeremiah Wlllla.eon......... 101 4B
114 Mary Crawford Ml II
111 Townaend kparkmaa.... 800 S3
Itl Reoeeoe Brown 839 71
100 Leonard Hollla 16 84
116 Frederick Kuha 176 66
9 lleary Kuper.. 34 19
171 Bailey 18 48
Cheat Townoblp,
As. Per. n'orranfrf. Tel.
100 Wm. Benamnn... ... It 01
III 161 Joba Boyd 31 41
146 Joilab llaynoa 41 86
183 151 Tbomai Hamilton............' 164 69
51 Charlea Oobin. ........... 63 41
100 Robert Fleming , 178 60
309 Iiaaa Rlehardnou.. - 121 00
100 Jonathan Walker. 12100
4 1 161 Jokal'ook .... 3184
431 131 Jaaper Ewing II 36
431 111 Wm. Cook 44 IS
141 MoCord treat..... II II
SI Joiepb Piper II 77
171 lleorgo Page 6! 73
411 Henry Page 91 46
134 Jaaue Noble II 60
101 4 Chriatlan Hohar...,., 11180
60 From hmtib 41 69
131 Maithlaa Slongh 165 SB
l"l MebaEey A Mitchell 4 0"
151 ' Miller A CblilL I 81
II " " 6 13
llil John Brennemon.A......... 89 69
150 Joirpb MrMurray... ., II 60
89 ' UoarrrMillaOo 14 47
I Railing ground!...... 8V
619 Ford A Hpreokla............ 69 13
800 Robert Rwing 46 00
161 Jamai Hoaa 84 II
413 141 John Cunningham....,... IBO 78
111 John Moaner......... 1101
SO Henry Brelh, Jr 4 08
131 151 Martha Wothlrgtoa 199
411 John Mnaaer... 14 10
1 40 J. W. Umber t 00
140 Rath MoCanaell aetata...... i SO
1 00 Leonard A Wllliame I SO
Cqvlugioa Towaihlp.
No, Ao. rTarmafee. Tel.
1361 108 Ueorge Meade I 61 44
6171 1109 " " 171 90
6874 1109 , " .......... 106 OO
6401 lie " 189 40
6109 110 " .......... 69 90
137 1100 " el 10
641 110 " " 18 60
6407 1100 ' ......... 156 96
637 48 ,' " tl 70
6404 Jl! " ' 41 40
llvl o Morrla A llenarL....... IS 19
1831 161 ' ,.,..,. II 98
6367 140 Oonrge Meade ..,. 19 40
6187 104 " .,,.. I6 19
6177 1180 .. rl ..m,. 117 9
i!o') , Morrti A Stowart...... 1181
191 10 ' ' ' ...... It 6 1
ear IN from J, Rider. 16
it! ilmtlsfuirnts.
Decatur Tuwnolili
JVr. tVir,.ir.
Aa
:i
HI
40 K
5X
JO.l
o'J
14
TS
IIS,
Tax.
...1140 l
.... hi 33
... 121 84
.... 181 87
.... Ill II
,. 10
... 14 70
... 83 47
. 48 81
4 (II
47
137
137
114
41
John llrinkor
John S UrTMia..,
Kit bar J lh.maJ .,
Ja.o,h llrwoirtg....
Iluirh I It-
John Kran
Wm. Btontsowiarj..
Thuo. Bdmiuitoo...
Joa. Hamilton. .
rtu H..k
IIS
III
101
4
t Col 14 1
141
400
too
i of 73
loo
. oi
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131
Man SIcLanahan...... 13 34.
17
:i
147
J iron Wbnihill 17 3
Wm. kvan ISO If
Thoo. Kdmnndwa . 181 IS
rami Hamilton 17 41
Cupar llaiooo 101 71
PatrioL Mooro....
David rltawnrd...,
Caipar llainaaM...
Tboa P. Copo.....
Thoo. Kdraunaoa,.
' lllbart Vausht...
John Hollldar. Jr.
103 no
... II 1"
... VI II
... 130 71
... ISO 18
... IN !
,.. 81 18
814
130
118
IV3
41
3
13
13
300
to
For.
U3
Jobo Harriaoa. 113 87
Kllaabalb UarriMB.... 31 30
H. Flolehor
Jo,, llarriaon
D. W. MoCnrdr
D. W. M. Curdy........
Albert Owon-
J. 1). Droning
A. V. lion
Ilanry Foal
Miliar aaloto
Ferfruaon Township
78 VV
138 CO
37 T7
I 04
4 IB
4 IS
4 20
v vi
vv
Ao.
438
71
77
173
1411
80
30
78
100
40
30
30
Warrmntte.
Tni.
Uaorga Boar. ,
I vv is
IT 81
Lawia Joidao
Abram Ogdeo
J. H. Forsuaon.....H.
I'aoi.l frank
Joba urafl
Chaa. Lawia.
liaorira Straw HH..,
Warron Ball...,....,....,
H arras Br
From Wm. Davis
Kirk'l ottato.
I 11
40 18
30 7.1
1 60
II 06
14 II
41 811
11 86
93
II 67
Taa.
120 00
7 00
136 Oil
106 00
61 90
61 III
161 04
408 00
11 40
600 00
116 40
194 80
234 00
828 00
818 00
II 00
74 00
1 60
47 10
68
18 31
I 80
448 10
80 10
S2S 10
'3 so
I lo
4 t
it e
68 44
7 60
71 01
68 75
18 10
74 08
' 37 00
33 60
17 SO
31 SO
II 40
17 SO
38 l'i
37 40
I 82
T.I.
ins 46
48 40
117 26
117 91
121 81
108 16
Jr. 7 67
160 li
93 60
1. 4 30
301 SO
90 05
10 60
118 70
721 10
41.6 13
7-1 00
7111 60
84 46
3 l
9 57
It 16
67 04
18 83
6 81
61 44
17 II
1 40
1 13
10 44
6 50
IJ 64
Tat.
Cltrard Towuohlp.
No. Ar. Par. Horrnnrea.
5384 !. Ueorge Mead... :
S..85 751 " " ........
3.181 UI'O " " .,.
3370 641 - " "
5.171 I0S8 "
6300 111)0 " " ......
63i8 11148 ' ....
8354 1003 " ' .........
5350 1000
5355 1100 "
tnul null -
5371 1100 "
5376 I0S1 "
6381 1100
5303 1008 "
1014 338 100 Morrli A Btewarl.....
ISV0 154 100 Fraocla Cool rial.
3e47 10 "
10.18 180 , Morrli A Stewart.....
8363 68 Ueorge Meed
5.168 468 "
1SS0 120 Morrla A Stewart.....
3351 708 Ueorge Mead.........
6.151 1101 .....
6357 1100 ' ...
5378 1100 " " ....
1037 41 Morrla A Stewart
1V2 30 11 "
1038 134 '
IVII 82S 12 " "
1027 63 70
It'll 400 ' "
IVS7 3S7 44 " "
MM " Aug.D...,I,.....
IWT 456 Morrla A Stewart....
1S1.8 131 " "
1017 348 "
SltiO 106 " "
l08 17 " "
1023 III
1011 114 "
10.11 4o0 " "...
1033 430 "
1037 120 " "
t;oaliru Townahlp.
No. Ao. Per. B'urroelee.
6313 (53 Ho'rgo Mead.. t
'5317 1150 " "
8318 IIIVO "
4311 H'0 " "
6328 1100 " "
8331 100S "
5321 1 10 " "
6331 UI'O ' ... ..
8331 1100 " "
5.111 1100 " "
i 5.128 800 "
6314 ISO Wm. Mapaa
INHd 00 " '
5324 tlOO George Mead..
6316 1100 J
6327 1113 " .
5.M8 1100 ' . "
6338 1100 "
IVII 411 Monte A Stewart..,.
1008 176 '
60 " " ....
1834 415 158 )
1015 82 J Morrow
1023 621 Morrtt A Stewart....
1021 161 "
1880 771 77 timingham A Garri
son S" OeorgeMead
11.83 HI C H. Wood
IKS6 loO Moorm A Stewart
6318 III ( baa. T. Roberta.....
S3 Thompoon Read
JO Wm.Wabh
6 J. C. Smith............
Graham Townahln,
Aa. RpBreaefe.
363 Jaiper Mai land.....
... 77 8
... 10 4
... 1 10
... 16 4
.. 19 91
... 66 76
... 44 93
... I 46
.... 87 10
.... 14 62
... 76 12
207 Thoa. P. Cope
148 John 8kvron
16 ' Oeorgo Moore..
849 Joerpk Simmons...
164 Bernard Urata......
ISO "
19
104)
Charles Hall
Forooy, Weaver A Co.......
Hoover, Hirrta A Co.
444
SHI
flreruwood Townahlp
No.
Ar.
Per.
9a raw alee.
Taa.
too
433
60
650
643
111
100
100
84
Per.
HI
121
163
161
48
73
146
153
69
John Hambrlgbt. t 44 90
nenl.umrie
E A. lrvin
Nleklln A OnBcb
John Nloholaoa..
Joerph Boone
144 10
9 44
479 08
10 35
6921
6961
.. 14 41
.. 17 !
. 17 6
.. 19 91
Tai.
.1 83 18
.. 181 81
.. 401 II
. ISO 41
.. 171 94
.. 151 3
.. 16 6
,. Ill (I
,. 31 13
.. 334 40
. 95 16
.. 16 8
... 43 23
Gnllrh Townahlp.
kVwrvwaree.
Chrlettaa Starke .
Ao.
119
103
Mettbina I oung.. , ...
Chriitien liagae
Ueorge Meieerimith...
George Yerller
Daolel Offlry
431
II
137
II ii
111
ueorge Ueker
Timothy Paston.......
John Barge ,
Rmannel Kogert.
Wm. Uray
Thomue Oreat. .
Ueorge Mooro...
M M
Philip O loan Infer-
John MeCehon.
Qeorge Baker.-..........,..,.,
431
413
458
130
71
46
340
134
168
97
303
260
IS
128
116
V
1SI
2
116
106
7k
179
109
680
No.
4001
6871
6671
6676
6861
606'
6871
4X0
413
4226
4309
887 81
11 91
141 17
. 10 74
... 116 II
... Itl S3
... 91 II
.. 9 96
... 37 "
... 148 19
.... 7 II
... 61 61
.... 81 66
... 14 II
.... 1 II
.. II I
... It
. 66 I
John MeOabeo
lAutphlaak
Benjumln Wilioo
Jol.n Wbilmer.....
PigotShaw
Ed. Head .....
Plgot Hhaw..
Pigot Shew
Benjamin Wilioa
Richard Ronnel..
Robert Henderaen ...........
Daniel Fulkima....
G. Natter
Ilantoa TnwBBDlp.
Ao.
Per. Warvwuree. Tat.
Wm. WHItnk 4 31 t
David Caldwell II 40
Mooro A PelBBey..... 181 17
" ' Ml 41
" " .... 151 94
176
19.
1011
1041
1041
9V9
S79
141
114
490
740
870
871
lot
15
50
111
110
201
647
147
Ull
400
117
176
111
1030
10S
347
901
429
9S6
990
966
407
900
611
626
1010
437
S99
731
19
lull
6
88
1019
1120
89
HI ,
17
lo '
96
Wm. Powera...
107 14
14 16
148 ro
Moore A Demoey
Wm. Wllllnk ....
Jamel Wilioa.....
05
197 67
117 87
87 64
K. Skoemaker....
K. Skoemaker...,
Jamea Wileou.,,,
67 7
16 60
161 19
!i4 1
4226
42.1
4308
51)88
4001
6676
66-7
6671
6677
6674
5671
60S7
6674
8589
11)00
tool
6671
Sivl
198
4181
4211
4219
4239
6061
4131
4234
8501
3601
360
8671
3576
8694
113 71
Woodward A FiBBoy
1. M
Moon A Detaney.,,.
It 31
II 11
118 10
77 II
.... 179 S9
... II 79
.... 71
19 0
tl
II Roberta A Foi..
i6 40
184 8
167
tl I
14 4
Moon A Pelanoy....
Roberta A Foi..
" " -.... II II
Jamei-Wlleow. 46 1
" " - 1 I
, " " . ... 761 64
" " ....... 87 70
Wm.Powen no so
Jamai Wllaoa. ...... Ill 74
Jamai Wilioa...... 101 60
Roberta A Fm 76 46
" V 81
" -' IAI 16
" " ...... 13 60
" " 616 81
" 76 46
80
to
161
H't
3
H
I
I
13
8607
8607
3584
I6S6
ISO
5061
4101
161
T
II
II
168
tool
671
6674
4SI I
644 5
73 10
73 1
114 I
II 88
137 4
......
I' ......
Wm. Powera.,..
Jamaa Wileou,
John Dnnlap
Reyaotda ink. div.
t. Nlekli....
Reynold! tub. 4iv.
i. Nieblin
Reynoldo tub. div.
J. Hn-hlln....
kavimlda oak. dir.
Nioklla,....
R'laotdi onk. dlv.
J. Nioklla
Itavnoldo oak. div.
. Niokllu
Tkue tteoi eel...
; loborla At Fas......
' H. Pueeaa-i
A. t. Brown let......
Mooro A Deleawy.,,,
Moore A Delanoy,...
41 I
14 II
I II
II II
tl
I 17
II 13
I 8
141 9
I 90
II II
ill 48
16 II
III
4 .
lit
147
. la
It
111
assist
alilp.
Ao.
433
283
4V
loO
loo
221
VI
30
164
far.
131
Wwrraarta.
Jordan loo
T.i
I I 101 60
81 10
7 40
17 40
91 6
17 00
11 94
I 70
19 SO
la Johuiton..
Paniel Oniiik...
Bit-hard Paten.
.i
Philip Poult...!
John lira .
BanJ. Youug
Karlhawa Tuwualil,
A.
w-aoaliria'" '
Sit -3113
34l
1414
340V
3411
3:21
37111
34113
I8SI
lS
747
1043
IIO0
no
1 1 no
1100
704
Ivo
167
4
850
I
14
'
117
7I)B
67 '
74
700
17
300
69
Ueorge ileaa... ...... e .
H'9 16
160 64
14 20
1.2 14
ISO 63
107 45
Caepar Wlitar
M , I.
v'.
tleorge Mend
J. K Met loiket
Myeri A Flaher
' " - ......... -
Oliver Mcoro
Hugh MoUonigle
Knieriol A Rider.
Kdward Mctlervey....
Jv i
.
II 18
I 70
14
6 40
7 VI
16 80
1 41
I OS
II 64
72
7 40
4 8V
Willard
J W. Ranch
MeL'loikiy A Potter...
Wm. V. Keatiog
linos Townahlp.
Per. Warrantee.
151 Jolrph llllliard.t of...., I
153 Robert Uray. ( ot
41 John llrinkburat, of. .
158 Harsh Ward, I of
131 Ueorge Kddy, of
161 Moore Whai too, 4 ot.
168 Ueorge Aihtoo, i of.
153 Benjamin Poultne
161 lernel Merria....
161 MarttB 1'earoe... ,.
161 Ieeballa Jardaa
Adam Khoad
Paler Wlitteaidea
Baeannab Ward
169 Wm. Hunter.
Owen Talk...
l-swrcues Towuehla.
Ao.
Tel.
.31 17
46 60
II II
46 60
46 60
46 60
II 811
14 SI
324 4S
105 72
03 Oil
II S3
16 74
II 14
433
4.11
410
433
438
4.1.1
1.13
87
433
is
433
06
76
80
438
lou
No.
3109
8309
6.11)1
6301
5301
5.104
6303
6306
530
3.10S
6309
5310
5311
510t
5304
6206
51VS
5201
521-9
6311
1005
1006
to 60
30 20
.
Ao.
lino
litis
I ISO
lloo
I mo
1100
II Ml
1 1 oil
1100
I I Ull
1100
1100
into
litis
1100
1 100
1100
374
130
1100
34
IS
121
113
17
17
1020
10
10
726
1100
1100
4S8
1100
74
341
37
80
Per. Warrantee.
Qeorge Meed
I 473 00 I
.... 91 80
1.13 su
V 30
102 Si)
226 00
SO 8o
16 811
900 On
S4I 00
854 90
83 43
10 79
133 M
IS 74
106 21
IS 02
S OS
44
II)
66 40
80 Roberta A Fot
90 '
Hogh Jordan
John Bred
Samuel Clyde
Iiaao Go. n
10 Roberta A Foi
Iraac Conk lin
Ilrael Nichola
Ueorge Mead
1 no
137 10
i9 30
SO :-0
81 38
ISi V0
41)
17 60
4 30
1 II'
6203
6''6
6107
6200
6201
IV05
1007
1911
IVII
Ao.
401
206
277
.1-1
421
440
440
340
423
3011
431
433
4.13
Klllr Irwia A Bon..
MM M (
Henry Mead
Morris Towuahlp.
Wnrreafce.
Tat.
Oaorge Wettol... t-ilS 31
Wm. Wlrti ISO 80
Christian Wirtl It'O 06
Daniel Louek 1"6 It
Je.re Yernell 2"8 SO
Joaepb Turner ...v
IVO 08
H7 61
146 S3
11 63
06 ro
96 06
111 61
103 84
6 08
91 52
90 06
v 0
110 71
Ueorge Haheekor
Peter Vnrnell. ....
Clem Stoker
John Vaagbn-
Jonethan Neibit
Blair Mel.anahaa. ...
Thomaa Morrii..
Vi m. Morrii
Famnel Meredith
Wm Millar
HettyMorrta
6
358
433
4.13
434
433
433
413
483
4.13
43.1
2a
11 72
Thomaa Filteimmoaa
76 16
tleorge Clymer...
Robrrl Uray
Petriok Moore.
Mary Morria
Megnu Mil lor.. ......
W. Fraiierw. .-.......
Petriok Hayi
Robert Ulena...
John 11 niton
Franeii Jobaiton
David Beverage.
Walter Stewart
Uymau Urntt.
Conrad Swarta...... .......
John Ura..
, 76 16
, 78 16
01 91
110 71
85 11
. 83 04
. 15 92
01 30
179 10
. 10 88
, 11 66
, .14 71
II 44
44 OO
4 1
, 13 51
l'l
4n9
11
108
117
111
151
II
91
31
N . Beednowar
Malthiaa Slongh.
............ 9 44
309
nonert enreon
Henry Reednonr
Mnttbiaa Sloogh
Henry Drinkrr..
Joaepk il ohloy .......
Joaaph Potter............ ,
Francit Jobnaan........
, 111 61
31
. II :i
I 99
. 91 68
, '7 7
, 11 47
I 44
! 114 86
60
. 6 76
. 1 t
Matlbiaa Sleogk )
Coarad Swarta V .........
Henry Drinker j ........
W m. Biglar
90 Joeeph Kaymond........... ....
17 Riehnrd Alleaaau
Pea Towaahlp
Worrasler.
Nlrklln A OriB!k ...... .
o.
5153
3029
5051
69.31
693
5935
5031
3031
Aa
1191
876
747
II -100
811
14
6
168
66
Tai
.4-136 68
29 60
........ 17 86
,.-.. 13d 61
128 li
, 107 46
8 14
1 10
II 64
. 64 96
I 811
6 II
40
Greenwood BeN.,..
Kieklia A Urimik..
5951
69.'9 6
6931 129
5951 3"
Pike Towaahlp.
Ko. Ao. Par. ' Worrnafee. Tas.
6711 76 Joha Nirboleon $136 00
1778 SI " " ... II 71
6774 8SI 64 " " IS 30
1775 820 14 84 16
5778 126 Jamaa Wlleon I 10
8777 109 61 John Nleholeon. 13 42
6777 411 It John Mrholeon 86 70
6028 J"8 Nirklln A UriOilb.... 41 44
50.11 H6 " " .... 41 60
6771. 176 John Nieholnn 14 80
3779 410 ' " IS 15
5777 17 84 76
577T 91 " t 10
1771 161 Jamel T. Leonard.... t 97
Pins Tuwuaulp,
No. Ao. Per. Wnrrenfea. . Taa.
4154 927 IS Jamaa Wllaoa. .78165
4256 793 Ilk 4 si
4281 990 " 8A8 28
6679 1041 II Mooro A Delaoay... 1S7 41
4165 689 Jamel Wilioa. ....... 301 76
6670 1071 80 Moore A Delaoay... 788 66
4261 900 Jamaa Wilaon 607 00
4261 900 " no no
1199 406 " II 10
410 45 " .. ... 1 6
431 IWI "J". ... II 70
4139 0 31 00
4261 900 " ...... 39 00
6781 111 84 Joha Nleholeon I 30
4131 937 96 Jamea Wilaon 31 26
6784 839 41 John Nieholaon. ...... 1100
4131 179 Jamea Wilaon 4 80
4268 300 Jamaa Wi'aon . II 40
Union TowuaBlp,
Na. Ac. Par. Warmeree. Tan.
3681 909 151 Roberta A Foi ...1031 00
3399 66 6m 09
8581 115 ' ......... 31 13
4151 III 67 James Wilt s 16 II
4231 961 II ' ..., Ill 8
196 000. W. Arnold....... 21 90
YYwndwsr Towuahtp.
Ao. Par. Warmeree. Tel.
461 169 Jonathan Wall ......HOI SI
431 161 Joha Roll ,.... 448 83
100 la. Wiloo......... II 18
4.11 161 Iarael Wheeler IS IS
61 Kll Bootmaa II 94
IIS Mary Neil ... 601 ol
66 BenJ. Johnilon... 164 40
171 Itegarlv .. 723 8
401 Malthmi Barton. 14 4
111 John MeCnhen 47 67
10 Roland Brant 33 30
131 41 PlgotHhaw 865 15
III Bebaitlaa UraS ISl 68
118 71 Tboa. Edmuodaeu........... 671 aO
43 Jaa. Arobbridge ... '670 34
II 161 John Muaaar, Jr 131 16
431 103 Philip Pout nil 01
433 163 J R. Howell.,,. 619 10
43) 133 Wm.Johneton 671 ll
1110 43 Ueorge llroekland.. 133 00
168 Hetauel Kmlin 61 02
lo lleary Sbag.r 66 13
46 Thoo. Barton I 58
II Jamet A Inlander 47 98
72 Roland Kiana , 13 s
414 John Harrison, i of. 166 8
Itl Jaa. Clark, t ol. 81 J
100 Baal. Joho.toa 101 In
437 Reuben Uamaa, of. 77 06
l.tl Lake Morrla, ol 71 a
106 Uaorge Albion, of........... II 45
117 II U i Proojor II os
11 168 Jobs Vaughl 11 36
16 Wm. Parhar 91 74
17 CbarieeUwden..... ......... 6 Is
111 41 Joha lanan 12 14
410 110 Henry Drinker . 4S5 44
240 Wm. Drinker 30 OS
13 Meey S..4wiek- 41 0
19 Mary Nail las SI
40 Wm Wirtar ., 06
31 Wat. Lather II 6
ll Jamet Aleiander ?
I) J. Blake W.l i.n 71 (
I lota No, 19 and 19 ......... .... '14
IT 4 0. Plnsey.., ........ I 51
! Wa. Wlilar....... . 1 ;
I Wm. Wletar I 79
10 L. Lowdee . 14 6
Id Wm. Vtil.on... .,., 14 5.
II Pkillp Fontt It SI
II MoCnnley A Untkvr... hi It
I Hearten Oo. 1 1 I
P. M.QAt'tlllEV, Troaiiuwr,
, Pa.. April I, IS!!,
' LUMHFHt OITY
Mule and Female Acuilcmy.
Thla Institution, wblob kaa bee a Is auooaufnl
peraiioor-ir Iho laat flea vaara, will epoa oe
Monday, April 19ih, 1378, under the ehargo of
Piof. C. (J. Ytaigb, n aueeeaetul and aoeompllihed
loarhor, na-l will oontlauo for n term of autoes
weeka.
TtTITIONl
Hither branehea 419
"... t.i? .ne.M.h.hvwi3ee (
Hpeelal atteutiou win . g,euJ' tw '
of teaebera. A Normal elaa.
For lunber ertwulara. eddreia
RKV. J. CORKER,
mbl.lt Lumber City, Pa.
nXKCIITHIXH
I J hereby given lhat I
the estate of VAI.K.NT
N4ITICR. Notice It
Lotion Toil. aieatory nn
estate of VALENTIN! HOrr MAN, late
ot t'ovlngton lowaablp, Oleerleld oonnty,
Pa., deoeeeod, havlog been duly gmnlod to tbn
uoderllgoed, nil per aona indebted to onld Batata
will pleaao make immediate payment, nnd thooa
having alaima or deuianda will pre Met them
properly nuthentieeted for aettlamenl witkonl
delay. CATHARINE HOPFMAN,
6r.aeh.illo, Pa., Feu. 17, ,71-61 Kieeatrli.
CAUTION. All perioniurebereby oautioned
ogoinit purobaaing or io any way meddling
wiih the following property, now in poiaaiiion af ,
I.mei H. Drauckar, of Brady lowmblp, vlt t Onn
orrel boree, 1 brown hone, I aot donate baraeer,
I plow, 1 barrow, I two bona wagon, 8 oowi,
1 ihrep, 6 huge, nnd of all tha grain relied oa
the pretnt.'-l, al the famo belong! to mo, and la
left with raid Draorker on lono only, rubjeet to
mv order al any time P. W. DKAl'CKER.
Lulheraborg, Marah 71 ItO
IXI-Xlll'llll' NOTICE.
j Nation la hereby given that Letter! Toila
lueotarr on the aetata of JOHN B MA 11 MO NT,
late of Lawnnoo rownibip.Clearfield Coeaty, Pa-,
de-'d. having bean duly granted to tbn under-
igned, ell peraeaa indebted to BaiA eelaie will
pleeee mahe immediate paymeat, nnd Ihoee key
ing elalml or demnoda will prevent them properly
authenlioated for aeUlemoot without delay.
I J. O. HARTnWICK,
ClearCeld, Pa., Mee. 37,'7I tl. , Eieeuter.
IXKCUTOHH' MOTICB. Kolioo la hire
J by glren Ihnt Letten Teetetnon! ary on
; ,h r a da u niranijART u- .r 11...1.
' " ! ford town. hip, Clearfield Co., Pa., having keen
io ei! d"'-T I'outed to tbo onderilgoed. nil persona In
a to ' o'el'ted to raid eitote will plvaae make immediate
i.t oa ' pntment, and Ihoee having elaima or demnndt
I3' oo : unr ill proaent tbem properly aotbaatientod for aet
" I tlement witbonl delay, tl. . UEARHART,
1. U.UhARriAKT,
flearlM.I, Mar. 17 8L Kieeutoil.
DIVORCIi StlTICB.
Alfred Straw va. Wilmina 1. Straw. In
tbo Court of Common Plena of Clearlvld oonnty.
Nn. 130, January Term, 1878. Subpmua Sur
Divoree.
Tne undertignod rominiillonor, appoioted by
tha Court to lake teetimooy io tbo above elated
care, hereby glvea notleo that be will attend to
the dnliea of anid eppointneot at tbe erooe ef O.
R. A W. Barrett, in tbe borough of Claarlald, on
Friday, lha lllb day of April, 1878, at II o'elook
A. M FRANK A. FLKMINtl,
Clearoeld, Mar. 17.31. Cm mill 'ar.
Hotel and Farm for Sale.
Thf ftndrffiffnH offvrt for gone) ttrrn,
(Kntininn abuul TV urrt f ImdcI, l'mtftbMiC
on "-fourth uf ailt uulh of iSbtvwuvill, Ctear
fiettl eountr. P. Ther ii oo h ft.ru ffoscft
frftmti bo ilti in (t Srti.H. fkt, sow m4 m hotal for
the aMonrntjiiatiwii of lamtMiracn, m food itabl
Ibi.tft IjU with ll ownnntrj utbatlliBil ini
a Voucg orrhird of tbrilty Trait trMi pMktM,
pplen, ptri and cherry Irrae. Tb farm aot
hotel ia offered at pritite on mtonab.
ti-rmf. Fur partiottUrt, apply a the pirmiaM.
or br Irtirr lo LUt .-ISA i. IHVl.N,
ur. -3tn bbatlle, r.
P AGENTS WANTED FOR TUT
ICTORIAL
HISTORYoftmWORLD
Kinbreoiiif tall end eatbfBtie ictjoauta of trvry
DfttioB of aneivot and modern tin, aad iDeladioic
a hitory of tb rite ant fall of tbe Ureek u
Roman Kmpire. ttie Krowih of ibt ftationi ot
taotJorn Eurups, tb middle , the oramdmtl
the feudal ijvten.tta refornation. the iu-mvrf
ol the N-w V'urid, ie , ete.
It tMiBtain- UVt fine blitorieal enttrerlDft Mi
I'dttHI linreditutrleeolntBa faaa.ad if the noU
complete llieiorr of tbe World erar pabiiehed. It
lellt at light, timd fur kpeeimen pagea nnd eitra
terrai to A .rent, nod eea why it telle fwter than,
any otber book. Addm,
Natiokil PriLianfNo Co., PaiUdtlphla,
NOTICE
TO COIUSUMERS
The Tin Tag Smokipg Tobaeo-. it "eeeond to none"
in nreflan. mirdnoat, purity ond n.uulity.
The greet eelebrlty of our Tla Tag Tofrntc
baa eaueed many imltntiona thereof to be phnoad
on tbo mn-kot, we therefore oastioa Bll Cbewero
egaiott porebnalog anoh Imltntiona.
All dealers buying or eellingotnor plugtobneen
hearing n nurd or metelie label, rendar themeelvor
liable to tbo penalty of the Inw, nnd nil peraono
violating onr trade marka aro poaiihahlt by Inn
nnd impriaooment. lies Act of Congrats Aug;.
a-n. irjiu.
Tbe oennlne l.orlllard Tla Tar Tobocro
ran bo dlitioguiibod bv n TIN TAtt en enoh
lump with tho word LOHILLARD stamped
thereon.
Uver 7,011 tona tohaeoe told la 1177, sad saarly
1,000 pereona employed in feetoriea.
Tazaa paid Government in 1877, about 11,19,
900, nnd during peal 13 yean, over 170,100,000.
Tbeie good! Bold by J. II Lytle, CleorSeM, fa.
Agent fop Clearfield oonnty, nt man a actoron '
ralee.
Mar. 6, 7l-9m. -
STOVES, TIN-WARE
AND"
GAS FIXTURES.
JAMES H EAVY,
Having pnrohaaed tha eteek tf Fred, flaakolt,
herehy grvoa netien tkal koia prepared to fnrnink
all klnda nf -
HEATING, COOK AND PARLOR
STOVES,
of the heat aodlateit Improved pattorna, at vary
low prleoa.
iiS FIXTITREN.
He hat el o hand, n lot of BRACKETS,
CH ANUKLIKK6 and UA8 LAMP8. nf nil kiada.
at luitabla prietsa. Gal litarea ordered at abort
ottoa, to uit eailootera.
TIN-WARE.
Also, n eomplete aliortmaet of maBurnetnred)
Tin-ware, la whioh bo Invllot the atteulteo of
pnrebaeem.
Front part of Room No. I, PIE'S OPERA
HUlirtK. JAS. L. LEAVY, Proprietor.
FRED. SACK KIT, Sup'h,
Clearleld, Pa., Deo. H, '77 It I
G
ROC'ERIES.
JAS. II. LYTLE,
1 (PurMftor te LTTLIjtl MITCBILL -
' - t
WIIOLKSALE AND.RETAIL '
DEALER IN
CHOICE LINE OF TEAS.
0OLONOR,
JAPANS,
IMPERIAL,
T0UNO BT80K, : "
INOLtBH BREAKFAST
Parent la Karket.
BUTTER AND IOOR,
Will he kept tad aeld B4 Irtteoot. Caak paid
h-r Country Prodnoo.
t.RRMAM CIICRRIEA,
TURKEY PRUNES.
PRESERVED PEARS, ,
PHILADELPHIA RAMI
nsw.
Maeberai, Uka Karrla. Oee An. .:
PICK. t. Km. ,
terrai PVkleeBnd Rnflak FUAkaa,
. o'LtlUnt AMD rKtSUtX
Flow, tinrs Menl, Aai Meal, An. '
tan t IT. IA. . LTTUL
OF
0 TOBACCO!