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WKDNISDAT MOKMKd. FIB. M, t.
Kaader. If ye went t, keow what la going ot
in ike kealneea world, Jnet road oar adreniaine.
aelainne. tba Upmnl oolumu In nerttoular.
MAXIM FOR THE DAY.
No naa werlhe Ilia oilee of Prealout laoald
U tllln la bald il if Boasted la. or jpleoed tbara
be aay fraud. V "nanr.
1 oonlri Barer bare been rrennelled to tba ele-
ralloa b Iba amallett aid of allot of a porioa.
" bwerrr rraieoieblo la i.rlvele life, who meal
7 forerer oarre upon kl. brow Iba etaiap of fraod
, rt trlampkanl la Ameriean Slelorj. Ne eub-
aaqueel acrb.a. bnwavar meritorteaa, oaa waib
.wet tba lotlora ol mat raoura.
' Ca.Bi.Ba Faascl. Adah..
X would ralker bara Iba aadoraaaiael of a qaar-
tar nf a millloB of tba Anarioaa people than that
f tba L-eW.ne Hataralag Board, or of tba Cnm-
taieotea .blob oieladed tha faota and deetded
tbe oueattoa aa a toehnleelilj.
Tact. A. RaapalrKl.
Under tba forma of law, Katbarford I) lleree
I baa kaoa doalarad Prerldrat ot Ibo Uaitad Uteioe
Ilia titla reaia apon dietranrbiaroaent of lawlal
eotero, tba felao oeritleatee of tha ratoraing om-
eara aatinr eormi.tlr, aed tba aaoUioa el ft oom-
Biia.ioB which baa rclured te beareeldeaoe of el.
1 legod fraud. Fur tba Drat tlHia ara tba Amerieaa
people owafraatod with tba faot of a freadaleallT'
., alaatad Preelilenl Lot It aot ba oodrrataod that
tba fraud will be etlentlj eequloeeed ia by tba
' eounlrr. Let no bour pnea in wbieb Iba or.arpa
liwa ia feraouea.
, AoeRaalor DaaoCBATls M. C.'s.
Oaa hundred jeer, of kumaa der-ravity aoea
- BJulated and eonoeotreted late Ballmer, uf ertme.
Noror again In Ira hundred eeare aball they have
' aa opportunlie to repeat the wrong.
DaNIBL W. VOOBBIBI.
6ome of Mr. Tilden ' Iriaade prepoao la get
up a meeting la New York end give bin B8 eer
..likeete ef ebaraeter i'A.la. 'ra...
..... Tli txJilor ol tbo Press will Dover bo
annoyed in that way. lie made bio
ia Congress.
A Walerlbrd .) youth, engaged
to a girl, laconically iluserts bar with
.the following note : "Money scarce and
. girl are plenty. (itioss 1 will giro oji
tbo contract."
General Hulltir will open bis cam
paign lor Governor of Massachusetts
at soon as Congrcs adjourn by giv
ing tbo Democratic members of the
Legislature a dinnor.
- A Ftrakoi Motto A member of
the Lcginluluro of Kansas baa been
cheered by the reception of a amall
coffin, iiiscrbwl, ''From the people you
misrepresent ; go bury yourself."
Wm. 11. Vut.dorbilt but not yet
oomo to the point ol saying "Mess you,
me children I" in the ease of bia aon
Frederick, who married a handsomo
blondo widow on the 17th of December
last.
Governor Bishop, of Ohio, talked
aood ihingH to a Sunday School Con
vention in Cleveland the other day and
ran down to Culumhua for the nighl
When ho got lip In the mon.lng, ho
found thut bis gold watch and pocket
book bad been stolen.
BtTTtu Stav Outsiox. Eleven of
tba convicts sent to the Western Pen
herniary died during the past year.
This is nearly double the number that
have died there during any former
year. . It is evidently becoming un
healthy in that establishment, and we
advise all to remain outside in the fu
ture. Behind Aoain. The Pittsburg Pojf
men bare shouldered Tildon tor Presi
dent and tho Lancaster Inlelligenctr
adopts Bayard. These fellows are al
ways ahead in nominating people, but,
confound their pictures, tbey never
elect anybody. We will be compelled
to look out lor somebody, too, before
tbe candidates are all taken, or wo can
never make a P. M. or Mission.
. A Boui.DtB. The Democrats, hav
ing ancceeded in electing two of the
Commissioners in Armstrong county
last Full, have discovered that their
liadical predecessors played tbe same
game that their party friends did in
the neighboring county of Indiana
There are about 100,000 more county
bonds , out than are accounted lor on
the books.
. A Good 1 oka The Lancaster In
idhgencer says: "Beecherand his viru
lent enemy, Henry C. Bowcn, wen.
appointed joint executors of tbe will ol
an old lady who lell ber fortune foi
tho purpose of founding a colored to-
male seminary. As Mr. ISecchor terse
ly puts it, 'Uowen and ho tlo not sai
in the same boat now,' and so neither
of them comos foiward to accept tht
trust. Give ittoTilton. Grace, Mer
cy and Peace I"
Too Bad Some cruel fellow, in
alluding to the matter, hurls this kind
ol a brick at the heads of a few great
men: "If Ilartranft won't take tbt
Postofllce and misses tbo Sheriffalty,
Drcxel, Cbilds & Company will havt
to again start tbo subscription papei
they put in circulation to raise fiftx
thousand dollars tor the ex Governoi
because ho left office poor, which war
not duo to tha lat t that bia salary a
Governor was loo low, but dealing ii
stocks was ton expensive."
II a! Itranto. The large stone
barn nn the farm or Clement Biddle
of Philadelphia, near Paoli, was dee
trnyed by Ara on Thursday niirht, to
(ether with six horses, a number ot
lmHirted AMerncy cattle, seven
tight hundred bushels ot grain and a
complete assortment of farming uten
silt the building was insured in a
Philadelphia company. The fire is
supposed to have been incendiary, li
was one nf tbe finest barns in the State.
and it said to have cost 122,000,
Tbi Yklf of A DisiAOooug. When
tba Radical of Michigan elected Zac
Cbahdler to lb United Stale Senate,
the other day, be, among other things,
said : .' You and I will march aboulder
to shoulder to rescue from tbegrtspot
Rebel genprals and Rubol brigadiers tbe
Capital of tbo Nation I" What a bloody
boll-doting remark I Yet, Iron) April,
1861. to 1805, thesa Rebel generals
ware trylog to get to that stmt place.
but Chandler never squealed on that
t itnt. ' The fact I, those fellows bod
swords and gum in their bandt then ;
aow tbey only wag their tongues, as
Chandler did then. That It tha differ-
aaotv betreon a namber on Soldier
Apd a number ona demagogue.
CLEARFIELD COAL.
Tbo qiia'iilj of a.iy r.itli- Id the
surest basis upon which to determine
ita ultimate success or luiluro when
placed in competion with any other ol
ita kind ; and on thia basin, it was long
ago predicted, that Clearfield coal
would ultimately tako too place oi
other coals, aa a generator of steam,
and for iron manufacturing purpose.
It ia not astonishing, then, to learn
that shrewd buyers, appreciating the
demand ol tbo markets for a belter
article of fuel, are pushing Clearfield
coal into channels where it was norer
before In domand,
The analysis of Clearfield coal shows
an average oi about 70 per cent, car
bon, and 22 per cent, volatile matter,
leaving eight per cent, water, sulphur
and loth. The bighent percentage 0I
carbon, as per table of analysis made
Icy Geological Survey, 174.284, lound
by analysis of Franklin coal. One ol
the tublo,1)owever, makes an excep
tion in favor ot lloahannon colliery,
giving a carbon percentage of 74.779,
but with an excess of water, ami, and
aulpbur. The new Moshannon coal
hows, by the same table, 71.199 per
coot, of carbon, with a high percent
age of volatile matter.
We ara satisfied that with careful I
analysis Franklin coal will yield 75
per cent, of pure oarbon ; and that Eu
reka, Penn, Sterling, and the old Mo
shannon coal, with mines on Ooss Bun,
will not lack more than one or fro
per cent, ol reaching that standard,
Tbo Vow percentage of impurities, ia
another indication of the value ol
Clearfield coal. Franklin ahowa three
per cent, for ash, and lest than one
ball of one per cent for sulphur, with
a trifle more than one-half of one per
cent, for water. Penn, Kureka, Ster
ling, and Motbannon, approach tUi
standard very closely, varying accord
ing to condition of r wf or cover.
Theae facta should be kept promt
nently before the public ; and especial
ly should tbey be brought to the no
tics nf consumers, whose interest it is
to procure coal containing tba highest
percentage of pure carbon, with the
least admixture of impurities. hen
onco fairly established, the superiority
of Clearfield coal will be maintained by
its popularity and the increased de
mand for our products. Oicnla Sev-
rilte.
AboutClianidOut. Tbe negroes,
carpet-baggers and scaliwaga made il
lively in Congress a few years ago,
and commanded some respect because
of their numbers and votes, all of
which tho Radical party counted. A
few woeka more will close the political
career of tbe classes designated, and,
like the winding up of a shipwreck at
sea, not one will be left to tell tbe
story. Tbe editor of tho Baltimore
Gazrttr, in alluding to tbe effort made
by tbe Radical leaders to keep the ne
gro in front, and the boosting of Bruce
into the Vice President's Chair, a few
lay ago, says : "Tbe appearance ol
Senator Bruce, of Mississippi, in the
chair of the presiding officer of the
Senate the othor day has set a great
many newspapers to mot alining. From
the slave pen of 18C0 to the Presiden
cy of tbe Senate is a big step for tbe
negro in less than twenty years, but
Mr. Bruce is the last of his race in tbe
Senate and it may be some time before
another gentleman of Afi ican duscont
will swing the gavel over tha peers of
Clay and Webster and Calhoun. Tba
States of the North in which tha Re
publican have supremacy are not like
ly to aend a negro Senator to Wash
ington for tome year and the indica
lions are that the South ha retired
permanently from that business. It is
really a relief to find a man of color in
tho Vice President's chair. Mr. Wheel
or is so utterly destitute ol color, is
such a shadowy nothing, that evon a
man of mahogany huo, like Bruce, ist
relief to the eye."
Anotiieb Has Fallen. One of the
brightest start that has for year illu
minated Oswego, New York, ha fall
en. A telegram from there, dated the
21st inst., sayt : "Oswego county is in
a dilemma. For twenty-one consecu
live year Luther Conklin wai her
Treasurer, and he was also a worker
in the church, and a leader in the en
terprises of the little villagoof Mexico,
lie died a few months ago, and an ex-
pert, who ha just finished investigat
ing bis accounts, reports be began to
take the county's money in I860, and
continued to do so to the time ol his
death. Tho aggregate is 1133 810
His bondsmen were merchants, farm-
era and tradesmen of the village and
its neighborhood. Tbey were frequent
ly changed in the twenty one years
of bis service, but a tbe liability ol
the bond doe not expire until twenty
years, they are all liable, and to pay
the amount uf the defalcation must
ruin almost all of them, and ihat means
ruin for the thriving hamlet. Oswego
county's dilemma, therefore, is wheth
er the bondsmen shsll be prosecuted."
Poverty itricken. Tbe plea of
poverty is adrnnred lor Governor
llartranfi's eager acceptance ot tbe
Philadelphia Postofllce. Yet be baa
been in office for thirteen years and in
the enjoyment of large salaries. For
the last aix years be bas bad a salary
of Ten Thousand per annum with
bouse, furniture and many sundries
provided him by a liberal Common
wealth. If he Is poor the question Is,
what ba be done with all hi money T
Just now tha plea of poverty come up
from a namber of our plenipotentia
rie who are in tha receipt of from
110,000 to 117,000. W are astonish
ed that anybody can ba found to take
thesa high salaried offices, il their oo-
oopancy tend to poverty. If a man
was compelled lo take ona ol thesa fat
offices, it would ba a mislortune, but
as they ara all eagerly sought after,
wo advise thosa poor people wbo now
enjoy them to resign, coma home, and
tarry with their friend.
A uxor ed fob Unci. it give us
pleasure to notice that our neighbors
oi the Journal ara annoyed, because
of tbe prevailing "political depravity.'
Wall, wbo ha been keeping school
theoe many year 7 Of course, you
kaow and, no doubt, you will toll
your reader fa your next issue, that
all tba President tinea 1600, and tba
Governor of Pennsylvania during tho
tarns Lime, have been Radicals, and tbe
fault, therefore, liea witb tba teachers
and ttot witb tbo pupils. Pitch into
tba former.
A TF.HR1BLK EXPLOSION.
8a N FerAACtM, Cui., February 2-.
A dispatch from Stockton snys that
a terrific explosion took place at half
bast 2 o'clock to-day, at tho head ol
Stockton slough, on El Dorado street
A crowd of moro than two hundred
Mrsnna had assembled to witness tbo
trial of the now propeller pump sot in
the slough and run by a threshing en
gine. Those who stood near were
prostrated; the body of the engine
was blown a diatanco ol ISO feet
through the crowd.
The dead lay prostrate in every
direction, some falling into the
alouirh (rum tho bridge. Ten or
twelve dead bodies lay on in heap al
the northweal corner of the bridge.
Others making the aggregate killed
aixleen lay strewn dead and dying
on the street, blown from filly to one
hundred lect. Tba heads of some were
blown to tho ground with such force
as to break every bone in their bodies.
Faoes, bands and whole persons were
steamed in dirt, smoko and cinders.
The wounded were promptly cared for,
and tha doad were lelt undisturbed
until tho excitement of the moment
had subsided, when they were remov
ed to the Coroner's office.
The explosion waa the result of the
recklessness on the part of tho engin
eer. The steam guage roluavd to work,
and after the engineer had attempted
to fix it and failed, ha screwed down
the safety valve and went on with bis
work. The exlposion occurred about
fifteen minutes aftorward.
The wounded number twenty six,
three or four of whom are not likely
to recover. Many wero blown a con
siderable distance and escaped uninjur
ed. Tbe body of the engine, weigh
ing 2 ,500 pounds, waa blown over the
telegraph wire and landed on the
plasa. Men are still engaged in drag-
ging the slough in hopes of recovering
bodies which are supposed to have
been thrown into the slough by tbe
explosion. Flags bad been thrown to
the breer.o in honor of the memory ol
Washington, but wore lowered at hall-
mast after tbe accident.
REFINEMENT RUN MAD.
When flowers are used for a mean
purpose, il is about time for "grand
moral ideas" to subside. To illustrate
our idea, we copy from tbe Cambria
Freeman, aa follows:
"When John James Ingulle, U. S
Senator from Kansas, relumed to
Washington lust week lrcm Topeka,
after having just been reelected by
the Republican Legislature, and en
tered the Sunute chamber, bo found
his desk covered witb elegant boquets,
placed there by tome of hit enlbusi
antic admirers as an expression of their
gratification at bia euocess. And now
conies tho newt from the scene of his
triumph, that a. resolution bus been
passed by the Legislature for the a-
poinlmentof a com mil tee of fire to in
veatigato the charges ot alleged cor
ruption and bribery in procuring the
election of said Ingalls, which are de
clared to be susceptible ot the clearest
and most conclusive proof. Only a
few years ago, Alexander Caldwell.
wbo had been elected to tha Senate
from the same State, and wbo was
supposed to ba a marvelously proper
man for tbe place, was investigated on
tbe same charge, and the evidenco of
bia guilt being overwhelming, bo re-
signed bi seat in order to escape ex
pulsion, lngall may ba compelled to
imitate Caldwell' example."
Still Beixo Promoted. Next to
that of being elected President, Sena
tor Wallace ha received from tbe
hands of bi fellow-Democratio Sena
tor and Congressmen tha highest
mark ol respect and confidence that
can ba extended to a fellow-ciliien. At
a joint caucus of Senators and Mem'
bur of Congress, in Washington, he
has been chosen Chairman of the Dem
ocratic Congressional Committee. The
Rariisburg Patriot, in alluding to his
promotion, says: "Tha selection of
Hon. Wm. A. Wallace aa Chairman of
the Democratic- Congressional Com
mittee puts the right man in tho right
place. Tba services of Senator Wal-
lac to bis party as Chairman of the
Democratic State Committee of Penn
sylvania were of a character that com
mended him to the Democratic Repre
sentatives in Congress as a man emi
nently fitted for the high position in
which tbey have placed him. Hit
brilliant career as a Senator lias also
attracted to him many admirers and
friends throughout the country. The
Democracy ol Pennsylvania have been
honored in this apioiiitment of their
Senator to this important place in tbe
councils of the party.
A Clear Case. The editor ol tbe
Warren Ledger moralixe over a past
and current event in tbi way : "J.
Hill Thompson, late of tbe Limestone
Telegraph, is under arrest for moving
properly Irom York State into this on
which he bad given a chattel mortgage.
Ue gave bail in the amount of 12 000.
Ho was arrested at 8alamanca last
week. We are foaiful tho printing
fraternity ia getting corrupt, with all
others; and what is to hinder T Hayes
is a fraud, and J. Hill Thompson thinks
be ia nn worse than Hayes who is a
recognized loader. "Tell me," said an
ancient philosopher and statesman,
"wbo your rulers are and I will tell
yon the condition of the people." Tht
tendency of the poople is toward trick
ery and fraud proceeding from Ilayos.
J. Hill Thompson ia not so much out
of joint aa tha times in wbieb b lives.
He is doing business under the Ilayes
administration. It's plain." If any
"grand moral idea vendor can amend,
or improve the suggestion of tba Ledg
er man, let bim hitch on point out the
moral.
What a Pitt. An exchange say
"United Stale Minister Welsh, at the
Court of St. Jaraea, complain that his
salary (117,000) Is loo amall, and that
ba cannot liva on It without serious
loss. New, what doe a sensible bus!
nes ma do under similar ciroumstan
oear u diner curtails expense or
quit lli hoaineaa. Lei Mr. Welsh do
likewise. 11a no doubt could aend a
bandred thousand dollar annually,
without half trying- It ia bi duly to
give European an idea of Republican
simplicity and not oatar to tba folly
that grind milli'rns of laborer into!
tb dust. Ua bad belter coma home.
Aiming to ba mora omamental than
asalul, tb country cos well do with
out bi sorvioea."
H AC. CUAXDUiJl.
This nUurious moral cowarl and
political knave has junt been relumed
to the United Status Senate, by the
liadical Michigunders, in the room ol
C'hriatianry, who bos been bull-dmcd
by Chandler and bis confederates evet
since he was elot'ted. But the former
has boon made Consul to somu South
Ainetican port, in conaidurutinli of his
resignation as Senator, and tho lutter
lake 1'Jatvr.t. Chandler was a mum"
her ol the great peace Commission
wbieb assembled in Washington in the
lall of 1800, for the purpose ot bring
ing about a reconciliation between the
two sections, uml thereby avert the
war which followed. He did more to
bring on a war than any man in that
body, and declared thut there could
be no peace until there ia considerable
blood-letting." This morul coward
was never seen on a battlefield, and
when the Kuboht would cume near
Washington, bo was ulwuys ahead In
making time for the tin in North. He
has always valued bis personal safety
fttr above thut of his country. The
wur lasted four yeurs. The award
I rum Michigan never took a hand In
it, except in plundering lh Treasury,
by selling spavined mules and rotten
hay to teed them on.
Thia arrant demagogue, tbe other
day, says an exchange, in his speech
accepting tbe nomination for Senator,
told bis liadical brethren of Michigan
that "you and 1 will march shoulder
to shoulder to reseuo from tho grasp
of Uebul generals and liebvl brigadiers
the Capital of the nation." Thia ia
the first time he has offered to do this,
although there was greater need of it
somo auventeen or eighteen years ago.
We will make a bet for missionary pur
poses, that Gen. Gordon, or Lamar,
can walk up to him and spit in h s
face, and Chandler would never resent
it. How bis speech will alarm the
Confederate !
INSURANCE CONSPIRACIES.
Tho latest method ot raising tbe
wind by impecunious parties, it lo a
cure a life insurance risk on somo in
viduul, and when it has reached a sat
isfactory figure to knock him in the
head or drown bim. Armstrong, who
was murdered by Hunter, at Camder.
New Jersey, it a case in point, but an
equally revolting case ol the kind late
ly occurred at Lebanon, Pa. It ap
pears that a number of such persons
as wo havo described, conspired to el
feet an insurance on the life of a shift
less fellow named Ruber. A t ier hav
ing secured policies to the amount l
(20,000 in this way, the parlies con
eluded to muke a 'rake, hence, at
bat tbey conceived to bo an oppor
tune moment, managed to drown Rat
her, and straightway proceeded to do
mand the insurunco money. So far the
conspiracy worked w 1 ,nd would have
worked bcltor.had not a person wbo bad
been solicited to join the gang, and re
fused, divulged the whole affair. As a
result, all tho conspirators have been
lodged in jail on tho charge of mur
I r. We think the insuiunee oompa
nies or their agents are very mucb to
hlamo in these cases in not inresligal
ing more closely thu condition of par
ties before Assuming tbe risks. Here
after persons will bavo to be on the
alert lo learn il parlies take such a
deep interest in them as to insure
their lives, and further, whether In
such an event tbey are sale, from hav
ing their mortal ooil shuffled off sum
marily, when tbe insurer ba a note to
lilt iu bank or i in othor way hard
up for money. Danville Intelligencer.
Sentence Suspended. ThuSupreme
Court, in session at Philadelphia, ba
mado tho following order in tbo case
of Sheriff Willaims, of Armstrong coun
ty: Commonwealth vs. George
Williams. In tbe Court ol Quarter
Sessions of tho Peace of Armstrong
county, No 61, September, 1878. And
now, February 12, 1879, writs of error
and certiorari are allowed as prayed
for in the petition of George A. Wil
liams, returnable according to law
And it is ordered that execution of the
sentence be stayed upon plaintiff in cr
ror entering into recognizance before
the Hon Jackson Boggs, President
Judge of the Thirty third Judicial dis
trict, in the sum M 15 000, with two
sufficient sureties, lo be upproved by
said Judge, conditioned that tho plain
tiff in error prosecute said writs ol er
ror and certiorari, and lo abide tbe or
der and judgment ol tha Supreme
Court in the promises. Per Curiam.
Giohoi Sharswood.
The Nixr Omk. A Washington
letter writer says: ''It seems to be
taken fur granted that Mr. Hayed bus
tendered tho Gorman Mission to Rev.
Joseph Thompson, for some years past
a resident of Berlin. - During his resi
dence in Germany Mr. Thompson ha"
delivered lectures on American institu
tions for the purpose id diffusing a
greater knowledgu ot our customs and
educational facilities. Mr. Thompson,
who is a gradual of Yale, is a son of
Philadelphia merchant, and was one
of the founders ol the New York Inde
pendent. Of course, ho is writing a
book. It is an essay on the ' llubits
of the llootlle-htig." From the law
now being enacted in Germany, it is
evident to our mind that Thompson
has not been a successful diffuser of
'our customs," because Bismarck is
drifting wonderfully in the other direc
tion. Jail Bird. The annual report of
tha Warden of the Western Peniten
tiary is before us :
Noenher is prle-.a le 1T SSI
Na'sbar teeotved during ISIS M . 117
Total .,.. . 1,16
Perloaed by lleyee II
Petdoned by Hartraalt 16
Ripiratlt-a of eeatee'-e T
Dlaekarged ky eommaletle
Plerkarard by ardor af t. oaiC M I
Illeeaari.d by deelk. 1 1 I4
Namber eoaterd January, l;, at follawa i
White mtlea .. T.U
White emeJea-...H.. ..,.. IS
Oolurrd mal.a. ... SI
Oolered leaaak a. ,.-.-.. H
Total
Tbis show a loss of eight during
lha year.
A Rosy Lawvm. Mr. Belva A.
Look wood, the female lawyer whose
admission to tha bar of tha Supremo
Court of the United Slate wa author-
lied by tha bill which passed the Sen
ale, placed on tha desk of each Sena
lor who voted for tba bill a small boa
quel of flower, and on th desk of!
Messrs McDonald, Sargent and II oar,
wbo advocated it pM-egs, larga bas
ket of Sowar wera placed.
BAYARD TAYLORS FIRST
(WX
Until Bayur.l Taylor's death hardly
any of hit friends knew that ho hail
been twice married, most of them learn
ing the tact fur tbe first time in amc
ot tba obituaries, A Philadelphia cor
resHindent gives many particulars ol
tbe first Mrs. Taylor. She was a tann
er's daughter, her name Mary Agnew
who lived Dear the poet's home, at
Iveiinett Square. She was a comely,
delicate girl, and bean imaginative,
romantic. yo.b( vxl.. "'V robust, ami
disinclined to manual labor, believing
that he had a career before him. The
two met and lell in love in the usual
eKiulimuiilal fashion. .Nobody tb'uiglii
il would result in anything, and Mary's.
parents uiu not wiali thai il siiouni, lor
they regarded young Taylor - a -
Iieamy, unpractical fellow, who would
never be able to take cure ol a wife.
lie was engaged, however, at nineteen.
ml alter ba bad returned from annum
ud published his "Views Altxn," bis
rural Iriunus were very inoiul ol tiiiu,
and tho parontul Agnews looked most
luvoruuly on bis suit. 1 ho marriage
was long deterred. 1 bo rn-tic giMsips
said his reputution and knowlvdgu o
he world bad partially cured linu ol
his boyish affection, hut he still saw
Mary irom time, to lime, anil urove
ber out one raw day in the lato au
tumn, and she caught could, which
brought on consumption. V bon it be
came evident that she could not live, il
was decided thut thev should be mar-
ried, and thu rose from her bed by an
effort of will, and buoyed up by excite
ment, wont through the ceremony.
She then returned to her bod, and nev
er quitted It again, dying aix weeks
later in nor uusoauu s arms. Mio was
buried at Longwood, the name ot a
meeting-house and grave-yard of the
1'rogreseive r i lends, in Ulicslercoiinty,
twenty-five miles from Philadelphia.
There Jiayard laylors remains will be
laid, along with those of othor mem
bora of bit family. Before tho civil
war, yearly meetings ol the Fikmds
used to be held at Longwood, and auelt
men aa Garrison, Phillips, Wbitlier,
Fred Douglas, and Robert Purves took
part in tbum.
Receptio of Bisiiop Foley's !!-
mainsat Baltimore. Bali more, Feb
ruary 23. 'I he remains of thu lato
bishop Foley, ot Chicago, reached this
city early this forenoon. Tba body
was met al llarrlsliurg fiy a delegation
of Cat holies from Baltimore. It was
accompanied Irom Chicago by a guard
ot honor consisting of twenty-one ch r
it) men, including Very Kuv. Dr. J.
McMillan, vicar ol the Diocese ot Uhl
cago, and twenty laymen. There were
also two nistera ol Charily and two
Sisters of Mercy. A large throng had
assembled at the depot before thu arri
val ol the train, but out ol respect to
the wishes uf the lainily of the deceut
ed there was no processional display.
I he body was removed from ihedcpui
to tbe residence of the mother of the
Icccascd on Mulberry street, near the
Culliedral, where it was placed on a
atatuliitie in the front parlor. Unit
intimate friends of the family were
permitted lo view il daring tbe day.
Al an early bour to-morrow morning
the remains will be removed to the
Cathedral and laid in state to a!
ford an opportunity to all who dosha
lo view them. At 11 o'clock a grand
reqiniiin mas will begin with flight
l(oV. liisbop Ueeker, ol Delaware, a-
celebrant. Right Rev. Bishop Keune,
id Richmond, will also lake part in the
ceremonies. 1 lie panegyriu will lie
pronounced by tho Most Ruv. Arch
bishop Gibbons. Thu burial will be
made al Bonnie Brae, the new Calhe
dral comctrv.
A Good Iuica. Wo notice that the
Warden of the Western Penitentiary,
in his annual report for 1878, remarks :
'From tbo present outlook, 1 think we
are fast approaching the point when
the counties will be relieved from any
charge for th support of prisoners."
Our penitentiaries have been a great
burthen upon tbe tax-payer of the
State for many years, while tbe aamo
establishment in othor State hav
paid a revenue into the State Treas
ury. Why our officers cannot adopt a
similar programme is what boa pur.
tied u for many years. Ifaponiten
tiary in Michigan can keep tbo prison
er on a high-toned plan, and annually
pay into tbe Stale Treasury tho mm
of $20,000, why must our State Treas
ury be charged 100,000, and the coun
ties with a similar amount, lor treating
and supporting prisoners no belter than
they do in Michigan f What yields a
revenue in one Slate should produce a
similar result in another. That is our
viow of the can.
"Matt." all Hkiiit. When it was
announced that the Legislature ol Wis
consin had eleotod lion. Matt. U. Car
penter to the United Stales Senate, all
the third-term backers set up a yelp,
claiming him for Grant, Senator
Carpenter, in a letter to a friend, ao
nounces that when ho return to the
Senate ho will not train with the Chand
Icr-Logan crew "if Iher are what they
wore in old timos," but will be an in
dependent Republican. If Cur, enter
help the Grant crew when he gets
buck to Washington, wa will be sur
prised. He is one of tho most emphatic
state tights men in the Northwest,
and, ol rourso, cannot train with those
who have no respect for that doctrine,
and in effect practice consolidation and
usurped power not granted by the
Constitution.
Thr II lATuiff on Tup. For 6ft
yi-ftnt, the Americun ntHlwrnun (,u
tored at th doors of tba ''Ili'iUrVn
Cbinaman'Mortn AuJience, and tin ally
uecootltid, ihrongh a MatMucbuMltM
Yankee, namud Burlingame. in obtain
ing a treaty, allowing ua to impom on
ibe heathen aa much aa we pleased.
Tbe "aid heathen took ua at our word
Now. tbe Chrirtiian turna around and
dub an the heathen from coming to our
nhorc. The treaty which we clam
ored for la Mill on record. In It not
enough to make "tba heathen rage"
orer what the Cbrititiana are doing at
WMbington abrogating eolemn
treaty, aa between nationa, by a aim-
pie aot of Oongreas? Legislation of
this character in Kurope would pro
duce war.
What's tub Matter? We notice
that the Sheriff of llagerstown, Mary
land, traced r noted burglar Into thia
State a lew days agfl, and naturally re
paired to the State Capital to procure
a requaition from the Governor for the
arrest oi the cTimioal. But when he
turned up at Uarnaburg, neither the
Uoremor nor the other t)cad of bit
department were at home, and aller
waiting two days fur tbeir appearanoe,
the bird took wings and lew away,
ToWAftD IlAaBAftlfiat. A bill bas
passed the Missouri Uoose of Ropre
suntaUvue mak ing rape a capital offence.
Tbe Bl. looia RyuUtc argnoa from
tbis tbatr we are going backward, bat
it doesn't seem so whan ate are lakao
to fittingly paniah ona of tbt moa or
nbU erloaea knawu. '
DinicToa or mi Mint. lion, llora
tio C. Burebard. who has been a Con
gressinail from Illinois fur the past tun
years, was apsiiuleil Director of tho
Mint in place uf Dr. Lioderniaii.de
ead, on Fiiday last by Mr. lloycs.
Thure was no sneciul reason for this
appointment, either In tho fitness of
I he appointee, or Ins rlaiina upon
hispariv. 11" I' a very slow man,
illi no auiiiinlairalivo amniy, suu n
nl,Wa, no mole about the science of
coins and coinage or about metuls than
the average Western lawyers, lie is
thoroughly lioni'st. am will navu tne
confidence ol every Uuly, hut he ia in
no other sense fitted fur tbe position.
Ho has shown a very warm sulo lor
Haves, find has therutorediauleasod the
turgor body ol bit party In tbe House,
but he has hi reward.
A Pluckf Woman. Mrs. Clara S.
Foltz is a ludy who is practicing law
in San Francisco, and who, judging
fruiu report, has gone about ber bust
ness in a practical and reasonable man-
ner. Shu is described as silling in ber
office at a table covered with legal
works a bright, lairhaired, rosy-teat-
ured, uhecrlul, matronly woman, neat
ly attired in a dress of dark material,
over which was worn a mosi non-juui
ciul checkered apron. To an inter
viewer she said: "There it nothing lobe
said about me. I originated Irom lb
cradle, the wash-tub, tbe sewing ma
chine, and tho cooking stove, . I have
educated myself and am now trying to
earn a living lor myself and little ones
by practicing law, and I mean to suo
leed, and thai' all ihoro is to be said
of me."
Banished Locally. Ei Judge 8.
Newton Pettis was, week before lost,
confirmed by tho Senate as Minister
and Consul General to Bolivia. This
nomination had hung fire for several
mouths, but al last the agony is over
and our old tnends gels bis little sop,
in suite of opposition al home and in
Washington. The popularity of Judge
Pettis in Crawford county is unques
tioned. He can carry her primaries
whenever be tiio-" ti do . nonuing
him to Bolivia will give a great many
little politicians, in his parly al home,
mure room to spread themselves, and
as there is nothing 10 do in Bolivia lor
a Minister, except to draw the aalary
Judgn Pettis can do it just as well us
anybiHly.
The hieb minded and tbe low mind
edoomein contact without mixing, like
oil bud water,
jUrur tlirrtisruiriits.
WANTED.
100,000 S1IWLI) SIIHCLLS,
Kt 8. Uoinihurg'i lirotMrj ttor, Mn ttrtxt,
Clt-rtlrlfi. IV jM. 19, '79 tf.
SELLERS' COUGH SYRUP.
freer l.aws,sse rrttla wild. It ta the moat son
ninr mi,.) rr aeiruiin, roi.na. c-nnl r,
IIOellNKSKtM. ami nil TIIHtlATand 1,1 u
dleeaMM-o. 11b. lren III una for S, o rreruru- Oou
tore n"-tmniand It. J. T. Tniii, l.nna r.f)., III.,
..v. : " il Mt mi two.hlldran ITMn th. atem." A. L.
Siaafl., or lUltimot., aid., alao ''II en r,,re
lha want rih imm.diai.lr." Take aMO welter!
rrlr. SS rvnla. ltd renta. ent Sl-Oa per buulf.
SUlLal.lJyACO..r..nilaaauaa,rl
Far eala by U D. Bpaokmaa, ClearSel, Pa.
NOTICE TO PAKKMTsWrbe aader
alrned wioaes to sire aoiioo that aha wil
o.ea a ei-bnol iB the Leonard aehool baildin. is
tbke borooajn. on ttio Irrl Monday Is Atay Ben
-the atb it a .attnae three Breathe.
Terme M per areolar, ta ba said aa the fret
day of rehool.
Farther Information In regard lo studies aad
term! can be had by eallleg oa or ail Iteming
HISS UATTlh HOOKK,
Shaw lloaae, Clearleld, Pa
Fab. It, IMS Im.
DMINIMTRATOtVN NOTICC-Nodoe
le hereby fires tbat Letters of AdaaiBis
ration oaj Ike aetata of JOSHUA WOOP, late
of Morris lowaabtp, Clearleld Co Pa., dee'd
baring beaa duly granted to tba anderaigaed , al
pereene indebted lo aaid estate wilt pleaao make
Immediate peymest, sn4 tkaea karlag oieltaa ar
maada egeinel tba aataaa will a re.ee! them
prnperly antbeatloaled tor eetliemeat wtlba
deley. WIUON UOOVIR,
Administrator.
Kylaruwa, Pa., Feb. II, UTtl H.0
nCURESn
HUMFHISTS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
tmrilm twrtmm ty year.
KvrrT where wrmwHk Uf m-t APR.
IINILK, ttXNMll'AL4 KFPICIKWT
Ktrttk-lntM knw.v Tkrj ar Jut wt.aU
tbe aaaala want, aanaa tlaia. aaai
alrknmo aaa aHObrlnar. Kvrrp alna;!
S3
prrmfi in wm inn
aa caUatat aavatclaa.
Koa. Caraa. Oai
tFcTara. OtngaHkm, iBilttmatdMa, . .
Wnrai, Wuna Faver, Wuru Co le, .
I Y7ln-Ur. ar Tecthtag of Infaala..
i. Dtarrhora, of Children or Adtiiu, . ,
I, Dyaratcry Oripiag, BUluna CjUo, . .
t, f liolr raMorbii-, Vomiting, .
f. nnarha, Oolda, BroacblUa,
ft NruralKla. Tootharaa. Pararha, . .
ft MrndarhiNL Pl-k lliiarb, Vwtlga, .
la Dyipratala, VUinaa Slirwiacn, , , . .
Jt. atuiiiireaaed, or Palnfnl Pertoaa, ,
ia. irniira, Kio rminN rernai, . .
II. C roup. OfMiffh, Diffkalt Bmthiac,
1L fcnll khrnm. KrtlDlu. EmtML
av mm rcissis, ,
mirh, Diffkalt Bmtbiac,
ML Rbeuaaatlaai. Khrornailc fauu.
16. VrveranM Amir, chili favar Agaaa, .
17. mra. blind or bldlnf
1ft Optii balmy, and Bora or Wrak Kyaa, ,
19. Catarrh, acata or chronic. Infloanaa. .
9ft M'hnwpln! ouarta, violent ooagaa, ,
tl. Anthma, opproaaed Braaihtng, , . .
n. Knr Dlirharvra. tmiaalrad hrarlaa. .
n. Mrrafula, ralartrcrd vi.na. Hwrlltora.
it. (.rnrrnl mbinty, i-nyitcai Waal
t llroo-dv and acantv Snrftlona. .
tM. araiatfknri, okkiK-a trvm rMlag ,
17. lalilwv..raf. tiravol
ta. Nrrvwita litalllty. Vital Wvaktwaa, I 00
ia. nnrr nnuin, t;anacr, an
10. I rlnary Wrakna,wrttlirf thabad, H
11. Palnlnl Prrloa, orwlthnpatramta, . . M
It D iruor al Hrarf, palpttallraa,Me. . I 00
M. Flillritary, Hiiaama, bi. Vltn' I)a.Bca, . 00
M. Ilihthrrla, nrcmtiataralhrnat, . . 80
U. IJtrattlrtnTrtlaaaandaVaptloai. afi
FAMILT C1SU.
Car Worrvo. with abort 8H larira rlala aad
Manual ol dirw (ona, I .)
Cane Morocco, of lb vlala aad Book, a.M
Thrf rrtnrrltra art nrntwy 1h ra
alnalr bav or vial, ta any part af tha
rMiniry, frr mt caarvct aa receipt af
Rrlrr, A l't ra
iimthiy'HonirwtTthlrrtlnara.
OttKf turl lit it. lOli Fuller H. N-w York.
for NHlr by till nrntrartata.
Hunijihrnyw Bperifio Kanaal oa tha
oare and t reatmont of diaaaoo aad Ita oaja.
aant VUK& on appUoatioo.
Par aala by f . It. WATflOT. CWfWId. fa.
Tl F.f:lTRRa MOTICR.
ft (fotlaa la haraby aivaa that tba following aa
aoaata bava baaa aituataad and paaaad by a.a,aad
raaaala Had ol rooard la tkil oOoa Tor tha la
paelloa af haira, Ufataaa, araditora. aad all atbatt
iatoraatad, aad will bo prnaaatad to tba aaat Ot-
abaoa' Court al OlaarAald aoaatr, to ba hali at U a
Uoart lloaaa. in taa aoroain ot llaaraeid, aoaw
mrnolna oa tht 81 Moaday (balng tha 17th day)
i aiaran, v. inra i
Piaal aranaat af Uaarga tafratt, Ixaaator af Ihf
atata or art loan, lata o aaraatda taaa
hip, Claarlald tkiaaty. n daoaaaad.
final aaaaaot Joarph Sba, A. H. Hhav aad
A. . bhaw, Kirautora of tha aalaio af Rtoh
art Hhar, Hr., late af ' awraa toaaabip,
CltarflaM oaaoiy, Pa., 4oaaaad,
Ptaavl aoaoantaf J. P. Oawald, AdralalfHralnr D.
B R.C T. A. af tha aalata af 41 Banry Tana,
lato ol Brady to on flip, ClaaraaU aaaatj. Pa.,
daoaaaad.
Tba arooaal af Marfarot Yaai aad J. P. Otwald.
AdaainlMratnn af tba artato of Jaaob Voat,
lata af Brady ttwaablp Ctaarf aid aoaaty, Pa .
Staoaaad.
Partial aeooaat nf 1 D. Bila, Adaialatrator af
tho aatata of Antoa Hi la, lata of lha aoroigb af
Laaibar City, ClaarSald aaaaty, PS-. Baaaai
Ptrat aoaeaat af I. M. Blrohiald, Adajlatatralar
f tba oataU af Joaaph Birahaald, lata af tba
boraugb of OlaarSald, Pa, aaaaaiae.
Pinal atvxint af L D. Wald. nardlaa af Tbat'
dort Wt)iJ, a alaar hair of John W.IJ, Uta af
1 tba ttwaablp of Baoaaria, CtaarBaM aaaaty,
fa., sieaaaid.
Partial araoaa af Jaaiat Strphaaaaa, nardlaa
of Jana Naff, a aiaor ahild af Philip 0. Naff,
lata ot narniiaa towBiaip, tiaaraaid toaaty,
Partial aaaoaati af Laanal Byart, faardtaa af
, liaal JS-aT, Robart N.facd iiitaa ,w
bildraa af PbHtp B. Naff, la, of ifarailda
tatraahlp, Claarlald aoaaty, Pa , dafaaiad.
Partial aaooaaU af lan I Orhw. auardlaa
af lanlal Rtdar, Joaaph Mid-r, Haary Hidar,
aa i-aiaaiaa aiaar, aiiaar aatra ar Jaaa aia-r,
aw af Jiagiaa aaaroahip, Cliailala aaaaty,
la., liaaaiad.
Flaa. aaaiaat af A. 0. Tata, Adalaiatralar af
tbaaataia of Kiiaabath Millar, Uta of 9 &
taaaaa, viaaraoai awanty, ra Saaaaaag.
Pinal aaaaant of 4. 0. Tata, Adatalatrataf af
taa aatala af Jaaaa Baaaa, lata af tf tf txra
abtp, ClaarSaaaatp, Py
Partial aeaaaat of A. 0. Tata, AdalaMraaor at?
Saaaail raooM, lata af Otearftald aagb, eo
rental oeooeol ef A. 0. Tale, Alaalalatretar sf
tka ealaleat rbheeaef lank, at eef Lawraaaa
w..iawivawamieaev, re e.
fieri rarUal areeaatal ItamaM AMI aa4 I. tV
Haoear, Aa,laietrator ,1 taa aatatoat aa.
AMI, Uu af lete.aweea' taBabia. fyuiafBalii
aoaali. fa- luteal.
- la. al ,
aVajieaara amiaaawt'
Caaae.!, rax lekraar, area, tUI-ea.
flftr dwtistmtnts.
IlallTONH SO HI E--t iWr-wt-i'
rn.H. PUeiafl'learflalilo-BB'v. no.ee
Junt
ne Term. 1ST. M Fa., N MI.KeM. I .
Tel
in I
Jnha Irrln A Irothrra to n.e re. w. o. Arnold
and Alei. M. train
The AaJilor abpolaled he the Court l eMatrlh-
ate the proeeede en.ia Iraaa theShent e aaie oi
tha reel e.ti ef W. C Arnold ai.d Ales. II. If
ris sailer the alsira writ, win wee im per-i--
tere.tol for the par-.lMf b eppmBteMl, aa
vunnY. Ha eia d.r of ajAKUll, '. I
tl-a Hi
o sloth P. tl ,at kiei-ftee In I'Maraeia, wbbw u
i .it ..., fhtereated mar atiea l.
' OSCAR MITCHELL
Fab. It, 181 It. Auditor.
CAUTIOK. All peraoaa ere her.hr warnrd
eaainat .urobaeiua; or in a7 war aiadullnt
with the fol..winx pr-pertr, unw in po.aeeaion el
John l.rone, af Ured! lowBahlp, rit 1 use dart
buree, I rar aaare, I aet double baranar. I two
btao aa..a, I parlor e'oee, I log ebaiaa, acres
whal la the aroun.l. i bote, 7 VI- and s eriee
eat aew, aa lha ane waa purebeeel be iu at
kerif a aala oa tbo eOiu da; al Nooaauer, lI,
aad la lall wi'h him oa l.iaa only, aal.joot to in J
order at aa; lieae. AllRArJAM HhUlflUlNO.
J.J.raoi. Lite, Pa., Feb. a. ICS l.
(1AUTHIN All persona tra her.br weroad
J aialael purebaain( aa ia est way eeddlie(
wiia the lul lowing properly, bow is tbe poaeoMien
,.t Tbajae W. Grant, af Bkerthaua towaakip. rtl 1
Two boraea, doable baraeaa and woe, obalaa,
aprrada, si-ck-yohe, two hoe;', tb ee eowa, fuar
aalvaa, three bed, twa etoew, all ebeira, one la
bia, ona eupboard. aae eloue, one Iron kettle, all
forming Implements, una Unnlng aaill, all boeae
bold aad kliohea luraiture Tbe loregnlag prop
arty waa purcbaaed ay aae at private eale ob the
I6tb day of Pebraary, end I. allowed ta rraseia
ia Iba poaaeaaios of aaid Thmae W. Ureal ea
loau only, eubjeel to my order at any time.
L. W. HANDXRS
Drihwood, Cameron Co.. Feb. lath, 1M '
English and Classical
Thia takool fill (dm in iU UotitrJ Ort-J
go. 0l bill Id. Of. VlM.ra.ttt4., I-., M Ap V,
aaatii saaliakm tlllrlB VaWataT.
CliWMliOirgiiiiuUn)! u i.-it.Rving,
lit ba formed. Tborvuiih Mtrfilo will W
given.
TUI1 ION.
CMB0 BrMieb .- 9
IligtW EIUbnd Clariisi
B. 0. . UI'rN.iMAr.,
- - r.o. HARRIS.
ClHrlld, Pft., Jui. IS. 171-11.
None Butter. ITom Choiper.
II V rI for tl.OO
Strong1, vigorous tuti
WU gTOWB aTAAUiliS,
I Saaea, or 10 Oaranlneaa or IS Faeh.iaa or ts
Verheaaa or li Pan.ira ar le alngle retaiiaa or
li keakrt aad IVdd ng planu or li Culeoaor II
lleliotottpea or li Chryaaalhemum. ar II "'al
io., or IS Uoehle Takeroao Bulha la' Il sd
or II Finale Ba h.Jjl of aaeh aolleetiOB)I.OU
it halt able tllerllon 71 Pltaia and name wnn
New pare while areretum (blaaohr) added li "
or the ehole eullenoa af lid eh'doe plaat. and
Balha with a plant nf Ageretom tllanche er tbe
New f oat lei Hoae Oeraaiem (Mra. Taylet)
added .M
Wa faarantae eafe deiirary by lawreee.
I ar Printed Cimtiar of
Flower, for Everybody "sont free."
Harry Chaapcl,
FLORIST,
290 West 4th St., Williamsroit, Pa.
Frb is, i;s St.
ItJOVR.VF.n
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF VALC4RLI
REAL ESTATE I
Br vlrt.it of an oMer iaaad out nf iba Orphtoa
(tjrt af rnramon Plaaa of Claarflald aoantjr, Pa.,
tha aadrinal Admtntatrator af lha lata Wta,
til-an. doaard, will oxpnaa ta publ a aalt. at
tba Court Hour, ia Cl-arfli ld, in aaid eodnt, oa
Tt'E.IDAY, WARH I8TH, I8T,
at i o'olookj p. m.. all thai eartaia farm or trait
of land neantlr oeaplrw1 by tba daa'd. aljolalng
a tbo aaat by land nf Wn. A. Bl.wta a4 Daniol
Htarr, oa tha math by littla Claarnald aaak, oa
tha want hv landa of Wm. H.tSmlth. nn ibr aorta
by landa af Furaatar Blaooj aad Naoet Curry,
oataiaing
lli ACRIS. MOKB OR LR3,
Abnat forty aoaa of whlab U tlaarad and andar
oultivatwa, having tbarooa oraotad a frata Jwall
lag boOM. lg bara, apnag hM aid am ok a
baa tagfrtbar with a aaaring aiobard -f frail
(rata Taa aaiaprorod parti a U eararad with
abiu pina,oak aadaoailack utabar. aaailj loatod
ta marbot.
TIRM9 0P SALE.
Oaa- third of tba pare h km aioaay aat ba paid
apoa asjntr.aati.ia af aala. aad tba balaaot la aaa
yaar, with tntaraat, U ba aaearad bj bond aad
aiortgara aa tba prataiaM.
rOKKSTKR BL"OM,
Maw Willpart, Fob 19, 'T9-4t. Adn'r.
CENTRAL
State Normal Ncliool.
Eighth format School District.)
Lock Haven, Clinton Co, Pa,
A. X. RA UB, A, AT., Principal,
Tbi School aa at prtaaataaaiiltatad. ofaratba
vary boat faailltica for Prafaaaloaal aad Clarwal i
laara inf
Butidinra mneioaa, Inritloc and toaiiaodlona : I
oaajplataly baatod by at aaia. wall rtntnatod, and I
lurui-naa wua a aoaauiai aappiy al part watar,
mil aprtrg water.
burnt too koai-brni aad aary of aetata.
Ha rtuoadi nf aaaaary aaaarpaaaad-
Traofaara asooriaaovd. ilc ml aad alira to
thrlr work. j
DiM piina.flnBbatktad anlfartjaad tbereugb.
Bipvaaaa daratt. I
Ffty avail a woah drdaotUa ta tbt araaarlnt 1
to toafib. I
Stadaata adtalttad any tlaa,
UtaraOwof atndy proaoribad by tba Htata, I. j
Modal ivib-al. i. Prtparatary. lit. Klatata-
Urj. IV.Baiaatila !
auuacT CoattaB :
I. Aoadaaic. Jt. Coaiaarolal. III. U.iio !
IV. Art. i
Tha Kleaaaatary and Biltatll aiana art Pm 1
faatioaal, and aiadtnu aradaatlna tharaia ratal v a
rfialt Uiploanoa, tunfernng tba toiluwiap; aurraa
ponding naarvaa: Haatar tf tha Ba.aooa. Qrad-
uataa ia iha utbar ooaraoa raaalvo horn at Cartil
eaiaa of tbalr attain hmoU. aigao.1 by tbo Patalty.
Tba Prnlaaaloai aoaraaa ara libir.1. aad ara
in thorongbBta aot iuiarior to tho.a tf oar btat
a"Hf(tef.
Tha HUtt rrqa rta a hifhar arlar of altlaan
hip. Tht tiaiaa daa.aul it. It ia aaa r tha
prima ubjajta f tbia aob- 4 tt balp tuaatart II bj
lurnUblug taiatligant and afflulant taaehra lur
bar a h tla. To thtt aad It aoUettt yaang pr
lrti at gHrd abiliilaa audgiad parpwaaath itt
wha dtairt to laiprart thair tiaio aad tbair taU
aau, aa atadrata. To all aavb tt pr tvltta aid ia
dttval 'tlaf thairpowara and abundant opp.rta
aitiaa fur aali paid labor a itr loaviag ttb i !
Par tt'alogut and larai addrtaa ttia Piiaoipat.
B. U. BALL,
PrttidtBt Board ol Ttaitaai.
T. C. IltPPL.
Pterttary.
BOABD OP TR' fcTblald
Oliatoa aoaaty.-B D. Bait T C. Hlpptt. Dr
'. U Bart.. a, A. H. Baal. Jaanb Bn-wa, Wilaa
Ril or, A. If. Kaab. W. W. Baahia. R . Canh,
I vana,t amiiing, n. at atcatwra, u. t
Dtaffaanbtth, A. C. N-.ya, a R Ptala.
(atra hi-nv. a tt. Cartia.
fHaailaldEt Wm. Blghr.
Alb- Charlta M. barky.
Look Havoo, rab J. 7a If
SherilT's Sale.
Br rlrlaa af emsrj wrlu 1 SVeH wesre la-
aaes asl el two uoart el licmaans flea, of Clear-
lei eo.ely, an le aaa olreeiee, ibera will ka
aiBB.es la Mbtte eale, bi ibo C'owrl Hoaee. Is he
noroafk of Ck.rl.la, sai ISBtwrelaw, Mart
ltk. IMS. el I e'eloek aa, Ike (ollewui.
aeaerioea real eneie, ra wil I
Alao, a oertat. lot af froaaa etlaate 1 Ik. rl
lafa.1" PaalelS, Ua.l.a leweakle, Oleartela Co .
Ib.. kagtaBlat es tka nealkera BoBaalar, af tka
ai ina samie roaoi iwaaiT loot oaetorir from Ike
serlkeaaierB eo.B ef ibe letaol kr fraakllB B
Hewitt t. I. 0. KHee; tkeaaa Noetk II S.re.a
B.at SS feat I a Mat I Iboaaa Aealk ,, eraoe
aaat 14 leal Uaoeti IkaBeeSoaiktl agrees weal
It loot to a Boat I tkeaoo Norik 14 IM lo ,leea
af kefflBBlSf. aaatalaiai a keel ewe-fosrtk ef aa
aero, keto 'ka tame lot e.ajal y t. B. Ha will
aas wua ta B. M. Vareell. aa kaek Ikrreew
areeteel a frame Swellla, keaeo, aukla, bb eiber
ewtkallalBra. flolae4, lakea as oaaraties aa te
ka aaM as tka pioperle of Wm. make-
Tsaaa er aits. Tka ,riaa ee earn al wkleb
Iba ,rewerti .kail ka atrack af maaa ka at
Ik. tlaas at Mia, ar a,ok , kf arraa.,ameau
aala aa will ke aerorea. elkerwlee tba aarte
will ka laaaaesiejel, rat a, aa eel aamls st
tb. sswaaaa aa rtak af ma ,.raaa aa wkaas It
wm at reek af , as wba, Is aaae af aekeieee at
taeh re. aala, afcell make foe tka aaaia, esa Is
aa asaaawaa will tka Doe ka ,raaes.e la Oeart
Nf aaaareaatlaa BetOM aba aaeaee la artaaile
amis' eke Haerif . AbUHHW fkMTt, Jr,
aeaeie-r a urrtra. I Skerif.
ra.. reb M, II?. I
SheriiTs Sale
BT eweae al wrlu ef teearf Wfae, leasee)
earn ef tbe Oeart af Demotes Ilea, af Clear-
Seal aoasty, aa ao aaa Sureeaea, bber. wall
so oaoea.a ta ,aklle aala, SI aka Court Moaaa,
as Iba beiaaab af OlaarSer. a TkareSar, Ibe
IU am, al Marab, lllS,al e'eUok, aa,
aaa BMeewama Sl.lllbil read aatata. aa ,H i
saatala aleak frame k.eae aikaal, ia Wank
ileal eSele, t.ieaiel
aoantr, r a aat Pa. lit
i at laa ajeaaral aiea al aats aowa, aeejiaaiaa; at a
' a wa tare Wa aeM eoea-e M ktael aa
Vrtaaaaa aeefao itkeaee el a)eajaajaa W aaat at a
J oat tbtaaa eaulb 17" arm IK M to Wrae..
aiaa, i tbMoe aaeaa sue, aHrtb II aMreae aeel M
I baaa aa aaat ta.aaa aoelb al ajeajtaea saa, la
Item ta kka flaeo at aajuaaa kiw asT kaaaa. U
Ily tSaaaa.! aamaaaa. aaawa, lakea la eaeea-
Uf1 3.dPfrtlfmfnt.
well, earner nr reputed awaer, and Patriot h s
soo, terre-ti-na&l
. Alan, a eerte'n 'aa erj fr-aa- h uaa 'lueta
It Uradf rd town.hlp, fleer-ild eBi J, Pa . I a
lac risk era feet front ad e nUr-.leht la. I
deep, with a two-.tore hliehen, UHS last, with
lot aadauilelea apraitenant thrrrle. b..asdid
r.J!d. rln Oa tbe Hottr, hr
j. .ulnu.n altwrt A llrothere. oa the Knt
h. I.n I of C'arlra W. Br.r. iwm nr mno .
I. O. C. W. U.r.T. and 'ht wrt bj puwia
ro.d. af. In in .crai. H-iw I. Uia io
rntina a4 la ba .old -" ("P'-V
(J. Bargar.
Ako.aearnta tw for dwalllrf bou
Hui( ta Va.tra fewo.b.itJ-ffWf r)i rvuM,
P.. i..ih.rtlih iki lot av.d ear ! MPpurt
ikrralo i mmid h..iiM U trnlT-iatt I
frutit ami ritfiHa-B Oat d.af, with kitohen at
i.ebrd. 13. M !'. and bring aa Iraet of Had
o atalaing aatiui aiat-ianda1 bf land f
It.ib lUrgt-roa iba Porn ana waai, ana oj
i4m f.f Ait.rl. an lha Km. and rtonh. and aUo
by tba vablfa mf taadiag frata Wtmalaad'to
-ban-rill- Beiiaa, ukb in im'i "
ba auld aa tba pniiart 4 Charlta lUrger.
A.m. a ana aad a-bf atirv r ank fmasa
building, fiiaaia ia iba riliaga af bUirtril a.
Char&tld mjuB.y, Pa., bagianing al f"Ut an
tba antb aiia v.f Hniadaar rt in aaid vilUgr;
ihraea routh 10 dtgraaa Wait U fmX pat t
tbmea floutb at) d'-grraa 67 lnuta Vat a fauC
u pual t ib'-aoa ulb 20 dfgraaa and J ottaatoa
HmU liO fa, to poit uu Brnatlaar nlrtt f thauoc
Along Mid itrt-tt North . dagreca 9 minulu
V.'mi M f-et ta ptw;a uf aagiuning, and aofn
ia iba gaavral t'lm of aid villiK 1 ' N R7.
8tUad. takil in ciaeution abd t ba avid a tb
.rup-rlT of 1 wrvtica MrMgkt, oant-r rrtttd
uaiaar, aad J. U. Labaaa. ..vr.ctor.
Tana a er 8At. Tb prla ar awa ai whiob
tba prupartt aball ba atruok ufl auM Im p-vid at tba
linia al aaia, or raob AUiar amngainanta tnada aa
ill ba apurovad. tbarwlw tba prupart will b
iaivadiatalf put apaad aold ag'n t tbaainaoa
aud rirti uf tba paraua i bai it waa trunk tf,
and abv, la onaa of dtnoleDof at aaob r -tala,
ball naka good tha aaa.a, aad la aa taataaoa
will tea lad ba antraicd ia Court for ounHma-
lion anlaaa iba mvpv U artaallr paid t tha
Sharif
ANDRKW PUNT, Jr..
Sneairr'a Orrioa.
1
ajemf.
Claarlald, l'a., Fob. I. 1879
SheriiTs Sale.
TT tlrtnt of write tt Fi. fm.t
I) oat of tba Court of Comaoa Plata cf Claar- i
laid ooaaty. and ta at dlrtottd, tbara will Ka ;
txpoatd tt PUBLIC BALI, at tbt Court Honao, ;
In the torogfO at uiaaraa.Q ow innratiaj. ii
13th day .f Marctt. If1tt. at I o'clock p at.,
lha following daaoribtd raal taUtt. to wit , ;
Tba folltwiiig rati tUU altutta In Pano two ,
riar field oounty. Pa, boundad an tba rorth by
land t J. W. ItaAVrly, a art by land of Irvia
Mahafft-y, taut by land of lliglar A Kaed. -OJtb
by land of Patrick KanVr'y. euorainlag llfTaoran,
monmr If it, with aliout 31 arret okarad.and
having tbarooa art tod a aralt fraiat boatt and
a I- f -tabla, baing iba uniivitlod inlartdt in tha
abort traot tf laad. tft ad, ukan ia aiatntl ia
and to ba aold aa tht proptrty of U P. Haffartj.
Alao, thr f.iaWiag nnpariy af Rmaol Hopp-r ,
aitota laOiotola b roogb ''l.arfl-ll ooai.tr. Pa.,
boon dad tad daaarfboaJ aa followa : Twa lo
Iroalingon Coal air-ai aed ranting baoh lah
fact to aa allay, boandad taat hy llWatar allr.
onlb by otl tiraat. wott by lot N i. T-H. a-rth
hy Hpniea alloy, aod known ta Iota Nu. 31- aol
and baring birvoa rrtcal a twit atory
brick bouaa wilh brieh kliohoo atiacb-d, wrll
rlalfhrnl, ma) h"aa, fratat Habit, and lhar out
haildina. aubjatt to iha jmrchaaa mo -y d-ir t.
Iianial Miller on lot Na. Ill, held bv Dalandua
under artist of ar-niant. Ae. Haiaal, takao in
axccati.a and to ba aold a (h; propurty of Ba
ual Hop par.
A'an.tbtraal ralattof th Dfnlant, tlaita ia
Burneti i Vwuahip, Claarl-ld tlo, P , bmnil-.t
and di-oribd aa (b'luwa : North br P. U 11 k
aiibarry. wart by J Uurguoir fart, t-.nth by
Joha Korabauath'iaaiattatai-t by Jamaa Uallahi-r,
uoataHiiaii 60 artraa. nil olrarod, a J rbroa
meiO'l a two atory f-ama dart-Mfna; boa?, lot;
barn, trait hnun. and othtr iwibuiidiu;, wt'b
a gif-d tiaahtig orrhard. Bvltt I, uka in aiaeu -
M- o ana to on na ai tot j-rojieriy ti csinuci
Uriek 1. y.
Al-o, all tha rati tRlata of tSa DafiniUnt attu
t,i a In Itrll tuwnki, ChMrl-M tiuaty, Panav...
boridd and" drarrtbod aa tollra, wit : I?
ginning at a b la piatftornrr, ibaooa anotb 3i)
wart I. 'it paithta te a p"at j thenoo aortb i'-i
evt aot bitbdrtd and a-nir parebvf to a ahatt
nat rati lift tf I tbiaca math tnt 167 parch
to a poai i thr nc toutb IS watt 114 parch aa ta
iba plant tt begiaaiag. toaiaiatag 143 aoraaaod
4 prrabvt. tb about Xd aaraa a laara d. bariaf
anetad tkcrvoa a plank huaaa faoAaili"dJ IS a
.13 with kilchra atiaebad, ani an aid atabta.
Ftt-ltad, taka ia aiaauun, aa 1 tt aa M4 ai lha
property of K. L- Millar.
Alan, all tbt Dafaadant't iattrrat In tU ful
lowing daaeribi'd tral tatait iltoa'a ia Cbl wp.,
Ctf at field county, fa , bandal and daeriba(J a
Ultima : Boginalog at a fa I lea biabory t thenoo
hy land of H-nry Hard tad otttra north li dt
graaa aat .tn. parcbaa ta a poatt tbaaot by la- d
uf Dar d Miletarll aaat 79 pMvhoa ta a aiaplo ;
thaaoa by laid of aaata nurlh 1 1 d -graca taat 131
pvrahta to a poat , ibraoa by Ian 1a worraoird to
Hvary Miuter and ttbtra tvt b SH) drgrvoa taat
140 prrahf-a to a putt ; tbaaaa by landa warranted
to I'ttar aOuflta aad otbtra aoa b 1 drgrtea wast
lot parrhaa to a port ; tbrnoa watt 60 perchaa tt
iilMa of baglnntng. btfnf part of a larger Iraat
Wwrraalad tu llanry BaUtn, oontaiaing lrttf aerra
aad a'towaata, bat tag thartoa rrt otd a twa
lory lama buuat, a lo barn oat taaaat hoara,
ant log huaot. a log bara and otb-r oat ball ding a
with two baaring trcbarda, and baring abvtt hi
taraa alearvd. Balitd, takra la aireaiiea aad la
be aold aa tha proparty of Wm. Woois.
Alto, tht ft'ltawtng doHribtil pro part , altaatt
la Bacearit tvp, Cl-alrld Co., Pa,, boaadad taat
bv land of Baaaatt Haamrty and Bttwart Oowta.
aoath by lnd of Stewart Co waa, wot by laad of
Jamaa aad Oaorto Oaball, an 4 aorb by land nf
Wallaot A Hophioa. eontainina 13o aorta, with
aboat 41 taraa elaarad, and baring tbarooa
trtt4 a two tnry fraint hnuaaand frama tab la,
tad otbar tatbailiinira. 6rifd, takaa la txtta
tlna and ta tt ttld aa tbt p-oparty of afaaaoa C
Uil..
A laa, Iba following doacibd proparty. aitaau
la Lawrtaa tawnabip 7lai-tlJ taaatf. P-
hoandad and doaaribod aa folio wit Oa tbt aaat
by land of H T kawlaa. aonth by 1nd tf Mra.
Rftwka. waat ay land of 1 art I Brown, aorta
by land of Bowlta. on tain in a; aS aorta,
mnra or Iom, with arvnut 3t arraa alaarad, and
having tbarvon trartad a two-atory tVnma b'na,
a Inr barn, and othar nathnl'dlnita. SXiad, tnkta
la a action aod tt ba aold aa tbt prop-rty ef
Jaa. 8, Nerrit
A'ta, a oartala town lot ritual In tha vlllata
nf Jaaavitla, tlaMnh towaakip, Claarlr-ld tianty.
Pa aila-ta aa ratr f Mata aad Oiattnot ru ,
fronting 10 foot ntro or laa oa Main atrtvt, aad
rinniacaoag Cha-tnat artat IKt foot tanra or
Iraa, to ta allay and baiwn In ar I pita af
raid rtl 'ara aa lot Hn. 7. and bavin iba rata
art tad a twt. at-ry fraat hnaat, wall Bniahrd a
nrangtar hnate, atabio. Bttch-r annp, and ttntr
ontbafldlaira fUtiad, tnkra li t'tootton and ta
ht aold aa iba proparty af 0. H. Ilmaal.
Alan, tha following danriha I rw.l tut-tt a'
Robert Woh.ai'aataj it Pikalowa hip rirrfiald
rwinnty, l'a . honndnd na tha ru by Ian t nf D
Ritta. annib hj laad af D RiM-r, wat br laad
nf W at Pa la, anrtb br land of M tliif aa. toatal '
iag T" Bern, aint a- ttM. all tltr-d. with boar-
lag arcbtrl, and bavin thtronn trtotad a araa
wo atora fro wta dwelling bona. larpa frataa
bra. and Mhrr nnibal dingn. fi lial, takaa ta
aioaatloa and U ba aaM ta tba pmptrty af RoVt
L-'h,
Alao. tba fhllrawtnr daaarlHal p-o-wt-ty of W-a
A. aad, ailoa'ala Uwraaat lown-hfa. Cloarlald
tountr. Pa, bnnnd! and dwrlKaH M fallow 1 1
a tho t a b land nf Kllta Rd at. al . anb
br land nf Wta.Rpaahaia, waai hv Ian1 of Waa
Ppaofcman and tarnplba. aorta br land of Mil
Raad, tnaltialnt II aorta, a.- ar I -an. with
ahoat II atroa rlaarvd. bavin thartoa tra-tad a
two-atory Iraa bnaat, witb hi tab -a anaaht,
itrgt ivaaa nana aara. and amor oatbo Miaa,
A 'to, anrtbr plant of land rltt'tt la f.awrtnrw
townahia. boaadad tad d-aarlbod aa fallowai f
tha aaat by laad af Robart Pnrtar. at'h bv land
oi Hrratad M alien woathv laadtr MtPrarha.
anrtb bv land of Robart P rar. tontai nia SI
aroa, tanra or lata, aaltnnmvad. and htvin
tbarooa tratlod a aat fait, a aaialL AwttHag
toHao, and ataMa raiBa. tah-a ia atanotioi
aad ta bt told aa tbt p-oparty af W A. Raad.
A'aa, atartaa It at arplato nf land altaala la
Brady tawfbia, Dawl'ld tataty. Pa.. Koa ,!
nn tba aaat bv lat'tttf Man, Kna-r. J. and Jrnh
at nor. annth by Uada nf J bn In-ap tint and
Haabtib lompa laa aa lha araat by tnwaahtp I
rn-d.and oa tht north by Atvlrtw Millar aad
Viitna MHadrr, aoaUlala 41 aro, aaora ar
ltaa. wlfb ahowt II acaat ttrod. aad tha balaaot
wvNtlaiitrtdwithniaoandritbov ttaabor. Hal tod.
takaa In rxaratiis aad t bt told a tha proparty
of Charita Korb. , ,
Alan, ha Mbrwlnt AawHbad ral altt nf
Mary MoOrtohaa, ailaata ta eraaawnad tonrhip
Olrarlald aoaaty, a . boaa4d and daatribod aa
fnlloarti B-rtama at a aoali thaaat tomb n
dagraat watt Tl I II ptrabot ta a pogtf tbaaaa
north M dagroaa trat III pamSa t ft ptt
thonat aartb t darata aaat TUf tarht ta a
birth t tbanet anatb IS darrvoa aaat 111 paraboa
te plaat af batiatta. tootainiag aara, with
aboat 41 aaraa tlaarod, tad bariaf tbarooa
artetad a log boaat, twa atoriaa high, bara and
othar OBlbaildiaira- Raiiad. takaa ta aiaeaUoa
and to ba aold aa tbt proparty af Jaa. W. Ltohar
aad Mary MaCrackaa.
Alao, tttt following dtteribtd proparty. rltaatt
la Baraaida boraagh, daaraold aoaaty, P.,
boaaaVd ta tbt wrat by Mala ttraaLaa tha aartb
by lot af Jaaaa Ma V array, oa tbt aaat by aa
alloy, aa tba Booth by aiaar tat of !tfaadaat,
f root ing T foot op Main atratt, tad mating baoh
tboat IM fwat to aa al'ay. bating a two-atory
rraatt dwallitf btaat aa4 t atablt tbarooa artttaal.
BoiaoA, tafc ia aiaeaUoa tad ta ba aold at tbo
aroaorty of A. ti. BbaPar, IMaadaat, aad Jaaaaa
Mo at array, tarrt taaaat
Aka, all tbat at train Watt ar piano af load tit
aala la Lawraaaa aawathrp Claaraaad taly,
Pa., buaadod aad dattrihtd at folUwa i Baia.
niag at a pt a -raor af bad af alaoob O a Itch i
tbaaaa watt by rVoa af Jaaab trvla lS porrhoa t.
t poati ihttat by haa of Man la Ml-hala aad
Tbaaaat Ltoirh'aUtd til iMt o a poit 1 44 pa.
abaa aonh blakoryii thaaoa aorta aagrnoa
aaat III parahtt tt a p j ihatt aartb alag
Hnaaf jMwh MaH Valaad Ml porwb at ta plaat
afhoginaitaf.taattiaiaglMotraaaal IdSpafbaa,
w.th aboat SS toraa aioarod aad and at taitlvad-a
d barta tbtrtaa avoatad a ta-ga twa atory
rratat dwrlling baaat.Ufa aaak hara. aad aha
Mtaavlldingt. SoU-d, ta aa ia aia aat Ua tad ta
ba aold aa tht pparty af braaa Miiavpbra.
Alt s a otT'tin M ar piaea af graaad ta tht
bataagb at Utaiadala. baa aad daaiilb.d at
laaowa i Baaadad aa tbo North by Hanaah
atratt. at tbo A- aib by illrood, aa tat Btat by
aioaal Mrart, aad aa tha Watt b Wtwf Jbtatat Har-
woad, botng TI ta froat aa HaaaaOh Kvaot aad
SI faaa ap.aad bavfag tbaiaoa eroatod a tbi
ttary kataa bottt, kaoa a at ba ttataa i Mi
Matai,
Ala aat otbar tat a taat hirait, b.aadad
a Hat bartA by lat af Jaaaaa Maiay.aa tMaVanb
by Ho. at, aa tba att by toawat r traat, aa4 aa
taa Wat ap Maada alttp, aad bmag tkr-a
artttw4 a laifa (rata hnt Aaawa at hbt laara.
ftn Hntal. a blanarniltb tw ttt',i
and othar nniha.lding'. rnr... takri, in ,
tin, and to bt n!d a tba proparty tf WiiUfi
Parker.
Alan, Iha'ol'nwlng rval aiUa altuata in B((
townhip, ricarAald toanty, ft.. btng Ua .
dlrilt ana third latoro4 af Janai Adaai 4,4
LaLilia Ad.taa ia th Mlowitg drtariKfd
arty t Bainnlng at a poat 00 ntr of laad ut W
Lawadaot thaaoa by trite la at,a al Wnilia
Sitwrtrt llaparoha U Muaa whora pint i atli4
fur: than-aaon'b I SI parrh'i ti piatj thanca.t(
I II par'ha to npM, thanaa aorh 161 p-rrN
10 p'-tM nf bgiDiin, eootalaiag 17 erai atd
121 pftahaa, mora or laat. wilh aboat Mt9
elrarad, being port of t larger traat warraai b.
natua r Rbl "Nwart, I..d froai Dild Ada.,
ml wife to l.ttlKa A rfa avViVHrrf ia ktHnnbt't
'flit, lo Drrd Book Nu I, pagt II, ami krn
Ibarton rr-atrd a iwn atorv Irana hotra.
hart, and tatoaairy oatbaiidiag. bViitad, ta.k
ia irulion and to bt atld na tba ftroptrty of Jti,
and Lrtilit Adaiaa.
TiaatudLt.-Thtprittorata at which
tht pmptrty aball bt atrack off tniat ba pitd u
tht tiat of aala. tr aaeb tthrr trraogaaa
taada at will bt tpprotd,othtrwiM tha proptr.
ty will bt iHMtdtttaly pal ap and aaid again at
Ut ttpaaat too rna 01 ibo parvon ia wiva R
wai atraob off. tnd who, la e-t cf dalciy
an ah ro-aalt. aball niakt good tbt anna, and it
ao laatanoa will tbt Data bt praatatad la Onart
ror aonttrmatloB tit laat tbt muoty ta aetaally
ptiid to tha Kbariff. ANUKKW I'KNTZ.Ji.
hHtmrr'a Orrict, I Hharif.
Oltarlal-L IV. tftti. IV. I "TV. I
Sheriff's Sale.
)Y flrtna of aandrp writ of I'a
J oat of tbt Court of Common flam of Clear
bald Co., and to mt dirattcd. 'bara will htt .aMd
10 paiilia aalt. at tha Cuart Hon, ( iKa buratigk
of Cii-arRHd. aa rituradty, tba Uik day o
Mirch. IH7, tt 1 a'tloah p. ta4 iha Ml...
log diaeribad raal tiUta, to wit ;
All that cart a in Lt nf land aitntia la CUar
6c Id borth. Clrarfial-i suuoty, Pa., being Ut
No. 16H, bonndad oa tba north by Uarkat itraat,
on tha taat by lot No. inj, toutb by aa al:r.ai4
waat by all,, btlng laat front ta Markat
atratt and I7S faat duap to lha allay, oa wkieh
lot la traotad a two-atury I raw a dwalling hatia,
alao a rhup oa aaaia wilh a larga aui.la wn tka
and of lot, and othar etviary at-Valltlingi.
tfoiied, takra in tiarutimi, aad la bt raid at iba
1 proparty uf J. bl. k'aUlabargar.
Alao, aeattala traot of laad altnaia la lion
Ida toanihip, Claarflald auaaty, Pa, onitiK.
ing about 101 ncrtf, moro or Joaa, with tbaat il
acrtt elearad. and btrlag trretad 1 hereon a taw
and ahingla-BitU attaceod, wilh dwalling
huaaa, two rtoriaa hih, plank fraat atablt and
graia boua. and olbvr outbaildingi, witk aaaall
orchard, buuBd'd taat by A Baca tt. al , aaat
br Wi.ila Nat-ant, aortb by M. and ivaae Yiag
ling, aud nn tha t-u'h by fcevlt at, al. iiel,
uai-n In aiaouiina, aod to bt aold aa tha proper
to if Williaia Unit ber.
Alan, all tbat acruln traat af land aitata ia
Ouboia t'ttr. Olearhald aoanty. P,, bottadad
aud dateriWl aa folitwa t B. mo ing at a puit
tha nub to roai aow eallol Lmt Ureal
thanoa ajutb 47 drgrvea wt-t 111 fvat u aa aliar.
haaot alun aaid all. y in a tnnibaaltarly dirvt-
lion Hal avi to a corner of Wm. Krinar'a kt,ibaoct
oorth 47 datrrvaa rial along aaid Krinar'a lot Ut
ft at li nubltfl iaJ. theaoa al'n fall road 13
teat to it Itc af hfctouitg, and bat iug lLaraon
t-rsttad a frataa hi-a twu atoriaa high. U 1 SI
inrt with warartion 16 l Ifl fvat atlanbad. Bvii-
H, tha- iii Tiuti'irt, and to ha nil aa tha
property f F. Traavr and C- A. Barr.
Alio, a I tbat or r tain tract ef Und rrttait ia
Knot lawn ln 1., ( luartlrld county, pa , h-iufM
oast by land l auiaal lnvHar. ma h by l.t l-f
Jnrad lilooai. H an n Und of Waa. Wiaa. turtk
by land nf t'eter Mavr, efBtaining ntgntv-tit
(Hfi) airaa, aiort or bae, witb tb.at aerea
aleard, and baring ttvtrtoa ortotad a plank
boo -a twu at'iriaa bt.. log barn and otbar wai.
na'idmra. ft tod. uk a ia axaaahon, aad tt. ta
au d aa taa pr party of H. B. ahugart.
Alao, all ihat ttrtaia I t a laa I -itaate la Cur
wrnavtlla bortnch, Olaarlal 1 o.ai'y, Pa ,buaJ.
cd aa ftilluwai PMnting on Fi bri fraat and
tunning book lo ao allay, having thtraoo trao ad
a two alnry dwalling buaa, atab t. aod olhrrout
bulldiiita. rtiaaJ, taki a in a.ao'itinB, and to a
i aa tbr profitrty uf D P. Mo JUrr.
A 'to. a trtain tract of laad aituatv in Farguiaa
owantiip, Claarftttid toua'y. P., boun tad aad
dwarririad aa f'llwa : ta iht taM by laa I vf
Jhu J. tYiliiaatva, n.tih by land of ao.t.wait y
labd nf Tbninta 8. Norri north by l.btl at Philip
McOackfo, ountNining lfl aena, ainra tr lai,
wilh tbo .t SS toraa a.'tartd, tnd having thartoa
a pUnk houat. two atorita hitfb, roaod lf bara,
aad ttivr autbillinga. Maiaod, Uk-n In tmat
t 'io aud to ba aold at tba property of J aat el
0!eoa.
Alai, a carta In tract of land ait a. la lo Chart
tow'irbip, Caarflald eonnty. Pa , tontatning tbott
6d aorva, wlta about 4t aerta oiearet, aad baring
am-ll two.atorv pUnk frama h-ata, log aiah a
and otbar o .tbuillioga, boun -lad aa f llim : Oa
til aat by land of J maa Carry. w4t by land of
Jtiba Pannlnftion. north by laala uf Jan b Linga.
fvlU-r, ana Mit'h ny landa of Jana HaB. Baitad,
takai ia a i ecu 1 ion and to b tuld u tht proparty
of titatnual McLtuchiin.
AIM', a certain plant of land ttUiato ia Bars
riila buruagh, Clearleld tonnty. Pa., oa toraar of
Mead and Third atroatf, fronting 7V feat oa Main
tract aad running hack IA0 ftet to at allay,
buaadod aaat by an alltr, aoath by lot No 70,
waat by Maia ttraat, aortb by Third 1 Iraat, and
knowa la tba general plan of aaid boraagh ai lot
No. TS, aad having therooa trttttd a larga twa
to r bouaa, wall flauhad.
Alia, aaotbaf plaet or lat of groand 4itit la
D urn r itla bar , oa toraar af Mapla and 4th alt-tat a,
frvatiug aa Maplt atrtot IS faat, and run at of
baeb HQ feat to aa allay, boanded aaat by aa
allay, tuath by lot al B. Htaderaoa, watt by
aiapit atraat, Bortn ay rroat at rati, aad raunuig
baoh 101 faat, aad baring tbarooa tfoetel t tt
aiory fraint baat and Btoataarr tatballdiara.
Sai tad, takaa ta axtontiaa aad tt bt tjld aa tht
proparty tf Jamaa McMurray A Boa.
Alao, a ttrtaia lot af grauad ailaata ia Oicaola
borough, Claarflald aoaaty, Pa., baiag a tarttia
bit (rottiag M tttt, mora ar lata, ao Cartia ttraat,
aad raontaf tltag Paoatar allay lit foal to
Hpraoa allay, aad known In fanartl plan of aaid
Ikorough a lot No. tot, aod hav iag tbtraoa
traeted a two-atory frantt boaat, aaad aa a drac
atora, a fr4tat aublt, aod otbar tatbiildlagi.
Alao, anoihtr town lot la tba barouah of
Ofoooln, frnniing 40 foot, a or a ar laaa, aa Cartia
ar tt, ai d rnaaing back to Spraoa aMty liTatt,
and ka wn la gen art! plat f tail birough aa
lot Bu. iZ, Having iBaroa aroetad a lara two.
atory Iramt hotta, with hi to ban attacked, and
olhrr ouibuMitiPffr, BaUtrd. Ukaa ia ateoatioa
aad 1 bttold aatbt prjport af That. H. Biaady.
Alto, a torUia lot of f '--aa 1 aituate la Ma-iara,
Wuudward townehip. Claarlald twaaty, Pa.,
baaodad and dtjortbtd aa followa : Boiag a ear
tain tuwi lot froaiiag na a atroot, aai twvnded
ua iba tait bt tot f Jan ar M wore, death by kit
uf Reutiea Jeffe rano, aett by a Ptraet, and n w b
by tat of Jaant linn ty, and harin tbra
a-toted a fraaa boa -a. two tttitaa high, aaa I
nan,aat atBaraataaiiainga.
Alao, taotbtr lot af t-oaad aitaita la Ma lera.
baadad ua tbaaaat by laad of t. Lavaia, tank
by aa alky, waat by tot of Aaaititl Ugrty, aod
outa ny a airoei, ana towa in pua ot al a
aiditia U M .tiara a I it N S. aa 1 o-i iaprora-
to in 1 a. tteiaed, uaea iatiatutiwand to at aaid
aa Ut pnparty at L A W arraa.
Ala i, a tarttia pitet af gruaad altaats la
Wat Viaarlvid, Lawranot tuwa.htp, doarind
oouot'. Pa, bounded an i detente a to.
Ua tba wrat by P.rh atroot, a tba aorth by aa
aliey nlang the Itao of Clairdall Para, 01 iba
a I by bt Sq. IT, bttosgiato W W Btita, aid
on Iba tulh by Mer roll airact, bring ia all lis)
leal trvat 00 Mer rail atroot aad lVt fjt deop ta
aa alitt, aad hnwwa la tha plaa uf Iba tiwa af
A net Claarnald a lota S h Is, li aad 40, aad
haviag thareuo eioettdtwn Iranvi bvaaa, feeiMda
lahau ia aaecalinB and v ba avid aa iht proparty
ui An tira a ebugart.
Ala, a atrtetu trvat of laal aitutta ia M irria
twniui, Cltarflald 00a ity. Pa, bataiito( at
twae,ruraai ly a irnitt ah eurocr ; tbaaaa by laaA
ui A Ltaoaar I anatt til partbaa t a ptu j
tbanoa nat lit pircbaa ti pjt ihaaia by ua I
aarvayed ta Motart Baiaa.v aunh 110 I 10 p r
cBa tu a wane p'at l thante along I a4i aarroy
ed twMa.ha kiagtts IM t-arehat Iba pi aod
ot bvgii.iiiBg.a'aia.BingiaflaaraaadS' perobxt
ft id oiliw .aa , iktiog part al warreat ta Lattatd
Ky tr, date. Iltb wl Marah ltd;, having HS
tao tH-araa), ami a gad f'aaao boa pa aat arfe
irawa aaia aud e tor at ball Jiaga taaraaa.
Alag, tbt failoalng dea.ribal property arJti b
ttcc, rtlatta ta UeoMar taih p. brailal 01
iba aaat by laud af J. tt. Ra a at al., aauta by
land af Aibvrt tt. at . Wra. by laat of D Ooaa.
ad tarth 1 J itiuahip line, tuaiaxlf.g HT tare
" ro ar Icaa, wua ab at lot tloartd an I uadt
caltiTotioa, aed baricg tbraoB eraated twa
iraaa huaaaa, twa tloriea ht.b. wall Boiabada
fraaa itora boaat, twa eWriea agk, karga fraaa
"ana aarn, wg-tt aaai, aaa other oat boil Jin,
baiag aaa pramlaa aild to Jao.b Muck Sy aa
ignarnt af i. V Hoop Bi d wife, aad rtoordad
a IHtd Baoh "i P," p-ge a IS, ate.
Alao, all Ihat land atta kit ta Marrietownthlp.
Ckarflald toaaty, Pa , Wgiaaing at a fallea baa
look 1 thanoa eouth l degrooa, wtal III ptrubaa
to whitt pint 1 thtoot oorth I7t dagraat, waat
111 I 10 ptrntatoapltf thtact north 1 d -grta.
aaat 101 1 IS pnrabtt ta poat 1 tbaaaa SIS tVgrata,
waat tt a- ! parabtt ta aiaaa af aaaiaaiaa, taa-
talaiag 4 tt tree aad 14 aarthtt. Bora ar lata t
baing part of aarrty ta aaaaaf Jaeaaa E. Qrabaa.
Alan, tbtl rtrtala traot af land rHaita la MorrU
Inwaablp, Claarlald aoaaty, pa., tturianing at
pruot tornor 1 taaaat by Iaaltl Mult pwnkvaa,
nana BR dagreae, wait ISO parehaa lo a ptae 1
thaaet by Jebo Taylor aad Joha Maattoa aarvaf
IT partbat to a plat, tooth II daTtta.aroat taraar,
called aa tbt arigiaal tarvty. taath ; tbaaot taat
1 a ptrtatt ta a poat; latent turtk It degree.
aaat luarrbea teaaupaoa poat Mbtaot toatb
degrtaa, tttt S4 parobat ta poat : tbaaaa aorta I
dtiraeaa, aaat lit porob aa to plana of b-f "'
tttt aia tag I7S aaroa, baiag part af tarvty la tbo
aaeaa af David tMtraga aad Praattt Jahoaaa.
A laa, that partita af a tarUia traot ilyiag
part'y In Rah I wee hip, Ctatra aoaaty, Pa,
aad pamy ta Marrial waablp, CkarSoM eotaty,
Pa. which Uta la Morrta tnwaahlp, Claarlald
aoaaty, Pa,, tbt whale af tha aaid irvt, baing it
a.rtbd at ft-llvw. j tm tba aortb by taada, latt
tat aatata af Uiary tria-, aad ta tba oaet ky
taada lata af A Kyttr. aa tba toaib tp
laad la ibo warrantee aaat of Ueary itrat, aa
tha waat by lea It, iati af Mraaeer A Ottaa
taialng 4 aarvo aad l.t acrobat, nara tr laaa 1
beaeg pert of UVtaioa Maatta Warraat, aH tba
aaovo latwtreou bcb war aoaveynd by Peta
-twani aad wife, by tb Ir Doad ot II b letner.
ItaS Rajtordadaa lead Bab II. page ftt. to
Jaaob Muoh . ttaiaad, taAaa ka aaacatiaa aad ta
ba ro d at tbt prop ftp. of i atab Maatv.
Taaaa at data - Tba prtot tt aaat at hbb
tba prtpartp aball ba ttrwab off aett wa paid at
tba lieae af tola, or aaob tabor arnegoaaoete aalt
aa wtU bo aparoaad. athanrtaa tbt proparty wilt
ba laaMdtataif pal ap aad told aaaia at aba at -paaat
tad rl of tho poraoa tt wltota at waa
aiawoh off, aad wba, la taat of lilMaaiy at aaab
awb atad 1
At itaad baa
ooaSraetiioa naviaat tb taaaat It aataaJty aatd) M
tbo Aatrtf.
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