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WEDNESDAY MOHNINI1, MARCH I,
ftaadar, If vol wbb, to kaow bb, it talni oa
1b ibo bnataoe, world, loot read ear adrartleiBg
ovlonni, too aweeial toluma IB partiaalar
MAXIMS TOD THE DAV.
No maa worthy too of"oo of Pruldoot ebould
lio wllllo, to Bold II if eoutdl la, or placed tb.ro
bjf aoj (road. I'. . Obabt.
I oould Btvor bare booa roeoaellod to tbo olo-
volloB by tbo omallMt old of fltlnaaf 0 partofl,
boworor roipHtolilo in prlroto Ilia, wha naat
firal trlaapbaat is Araoriooo hietorv, No eab-
aoquent aatloa, koworer Berltorloae, oon work
owor tbo leltere or tnoi roooro.
Cbablbi Fbablmi Aiuho.
I would rotbor bare tbo endowment ol oquor
tor of a bIIIIob of tbo Amarlooo poupU tkoo tbot
of tbo Louliiaaa RoturfliDr, Board, or of tbo Cora
mlaaioB arbiab aieladed tbo foot! and decided
tbo quoatloo oa a tooholoalUj.
Tnoe. A. llaonairao,
Under Hie forma of law, Hutbtrford B. Hayea
baa boon doolarod Pro. Ideal of tbo Ualtod Slatee.
Hla tUlo raati upon diafraoobiaamont of lawful
votara, tno telee aertinealea or tbo returning om
oora aollne; avrnptly, ond tbo doaialoo of a oom.
nilaaloa whiob boo rofaaod to boar ovidaneo of al
leged fraud. For tbo flrat llano oro tba Amorioan
boon la eon fronted witb tbo foot of a fraodulenlly.
elded Proaldont. Lot it aot bo aadaratood that
tbo fraud will bo allently aeqaloeoed in by tho
eooatry. Lot no boar pau in wblob tbo aaurpa-
tloa la lorgottea.
Aodbbbb or Dbbocbatio M. O.'i.
Oua hundrad yeara of bnnaa deprarity eeoB.
mutated and oonoontratod into a elimax of orlmo.
Nerer again in fire bundrod yeara ahall they haro
an opportunity to ropeat tbo wroog.
Labibi.W. Voobbbbo.
DEMOCRATIC COVA'TY COM
MITTEE FOR 1880.
RUN. A TWP, MBMHF.HA. 1-oaToirtCB.
Buroilda B r. Cbarlaa B, Patrick. llornalde,
Claardold " 8mitb V. Wllaon, Clearfield.
Carwenaro " F. I. Tbonpaon, CurwanaTlllo.
Uoutadele " Patriok Iunn, Iloatadslo.
Lumber C'y" Doaiel W. II lie, Luuibor CitT.
Newhorr " laaao Marble, Hunt.
N. Waah'a " Dr. A. !. Banaett, N. WaablagUB.
"areola " R. A. Campbell, U'eeole Hill,.
Wallaoetoo - Ui. W. Uiaigli, WallaeetoD,
Heoeana T'p. David Hoar, Uleo llopo.
Hell joha M Hooa, Oelood.
liloou " William Llora, Foraat.
H8ga " laaao Bolah, VYallaceton.
Bradford " Danlol HiteboBa, Woodland.
Brady
" Cbarlaa Sohwem, Lutheraburg.
Ilurnaida
Jona wearer, A. Waahiogton,
Cheat " Joaepta H. Bratb, X. Waabington,
Covington " F. ti. Coudrlot, Kronobvilla.
Iteoatur 11 Jaoob F. Hleinor, I'billpeburg
Fiirguaon " A. A. Bloom, Marron.
lllrard " John Nrwoomb, Oilllngliaro.
taotben " John A. b. Megal. Lick Han Mtlla,
lirahaui C. W. Kjlar, llrahaiutoa.
firet'tiwood " John A. Bowlra, Marroa.
Hallrh " Jauter Flrnn, Sullb'a Milla,
Uuaton " II. I.. Horning. I'onllold.
.lorUn " Dr. K. A. Craaaooll, Anaonvillo,
Kartbaua " Qoorge llarkandure, Halt Lick.
Knox Conrad Bakar, New Millport.
i.awrtneo " viark nrown, tiaarnoid.
MorrU " D. U. Warning, Morriadalo Mlnoa,
t'ann " Martin M. rlynn, Urampian Jlilla
Cika t( hnmurl Addleinan, Curwcnavillo.
Sandr " Joha M. Tmiall, DoBoia.
I'niiiB " Kcuhcn H. Laborda, Kocklvo.
Woodwurd " Jatnaa II, Campbell, Iloutadala
Dn. J. P. Bl KC'IIKIKI.I),
ow.;.-Cleirflcl.l, I'a.
W. H. Wallai a, Heorotarr, Claartield.
Democratic Committee Meeting.
Wahhinoton, I'a , February 25lb, 'HO,
Tborewill be a meeting of llie Denv
ocriitic Slnlo C'omniittec uttlio Monon
irabolit House, I'ittiiburgb, on Tliura.
day, tbe 18th day of March, 18H0, at
:t o'clock, I'. M., to fix tbe time and
place lor tbe meeting of tbe Demo
cratic State Convention.
flEO. VV. Mili.eh, Chairman.
Xot Vert Poetic Hteplien Long
fellow, nepbow of tho poet, jumped
bail at Boston lor forgery. He has
gone to South Amorica.
Tlentt. The wife of Adam Mur
ray, living near Now Glasgow, Nova
Scotia, on Sunday gave birth to five
children, three girls and two boya.
They are finely developed anil at last
accounts wore doing well.
A Cup at Davis. The Atlanta
(Geo.) Constitution, condenaen Judge
Davis' (Sonator from Illinois) patriot
ism in this way: "David Davis is a
man who knows no north, no south, no
east and no west, lie just sits on the
fence and watches the wholo herd."
The Third Term. Those ol our
readers who want to learn the real tacts
of a third-term President should read
the opinion of Judgo Black, to be found
nn our first page. The Judge's logic
and bis statement ol stubborn facts
cannot be gainsayed by any one in la
vor of a Itepuhlio.
Mark Our Prediction. Tho Na
tional Convention, which meets at
Cincinnati on the 22d of June next,
will be presided over by a Democrat,
und that body will announce to tho
world tho name of the man who will
succeed tho Fraud lluyes, Pinkston,
.Icnks k Shorman !
ScnrACE Indications. On Thurs
day last the National Groenback Labor
Party State Executive Committee met
at Harrisbnrg and fixed the time of
holding the next Slate Convention at
Harriaburg on the 23d of March, tor
the purpose of electing delegates to
the general Convention, which moets
at Chicago in June. Who will be the
Clearfield delegate?
A Premium on Ionorance. The
enormous increase in tho price of pa
per is a freak of damnable features of
a tariff for rovenue, to support tbe Gov.
ernmcnt, instead of assessing a tax
honestly lor that purpose. Tbe Wash
ington Post, in alluding to this matter,
remarks :
No pooplo eon afford to tax iBtolligoaao. To
iBcroaao tho float of aabool kooka and Bowapapora
la ono or mo anoai oojeetioBaoio atotooaa ol rata
tag roroau. It la almpl; oferiag apodal In
durottont tor Ignoraaeo.
I. ' Then, why not advocate the repeal
ol the tariff on type and paper, and
allow us to buy both where we can
gel It tbe cheapest 7
Business, A Washington telegram
ol the 2.1th ult., says: a
Bobator Wallace, yoftorday aroaoatod roaolu-
tiona of tho Philadelphia Board of Trado praying
for tbo paaoago of a bill providlag for tho prompt
aotiionioBt 01 cllapatos auottioaa arlotag la oioo
tione for Prooidoot.
Yes, business might as woll undergo
a revolution in real earnest in 1881, as
to be again tortured as it was alter the
Vwtidentittl election of 1878, by Mrs.
Pinkston, Mrs. Jenks, John Sherman
-i Co., wJ lh infernal lioturning
Board. We must bave Ion political
'harlotry neat iiaie, or our political
rabrio will upset. Tbe Board of Trade,
through Senator Wallace, have struck
the right chord business, instead of
crime,
CO hH HOT.
(en, Davis, editor ol tlio Doylontnwn
Vtvwriit, who went through the Meg-!
lean war, ami the late Itehollioii, and
riddled with shells anil builds puid
a visit to Washington the other duy
and took a general look al everything,
and, among other things, remarks :
" Wallace bus tho reputation of being
one ol the ablest men in the Senate, and
abler than any other this Stato bus
sent to the I'pper House in a quarter
of a century. Speaker l'andull is ac
knowledged one ol tbo best presiding
officers tho House over had, and all
parties admit his thorough bonosty.
Tbe modest, domestic life he leads
umid the' gaieties of Washington is
much to bis credit. While at tbe War
Department we paid our respects to
Secretary Ramsey, whom we found the
genial, warnvheartod man of twenty
years ago, whon he had not climbed
so high up the ladder of fame. His
success should oncoumgo every toiler
for where there is a will there is
always a way, to climb from the car
penter's bench to the Sonato and Cab
inet, as be has doue. It will be recol
lected that his wife is a daughter of
tbe late Judge Jenks, of Mewtown. At
the Postoffioe Department we were
shown the three or four small books in
which Franklin, whon Postmaster Gen
eral, kept the accounts of the Depart
ment for throe years, including l'VG.
Mow filly-two large lodgers are tilled
each year. There we met our old
friend Mr. Mai r, now one ol tbo Assist
ant P. M. G.'s, who will have been in
office fifty years in June, 1881, when
his "golden wedding" will be cele
brated, lie told us that when be came
into the Department a small pouch
bold all tho letters and 0110 bag the
papers of the groat Southern mail, but
that now ten tons a day go over the
route. The Supcrintondontof r oreign
Mails, Mr. Hlackfun, was born in
Doylcstown, and entered tho Depart
ment twenty-eiubt years ago. Tbe
Third Assistant P. M. General, Mr.
llur.on, is a native ol Xorlbaiuptou
oounty. Wo are under obligations to
both of these gentlemen for eourtosies.
Wo found Postmaster General Keys
an exceedingly pleasant, genial, man,
and he could not woll be anything elso,
when we consider his avoirdupois. We
are astonished that more Americans do
not visit Washington instead of spend
ing their monoy visiting fashionablo
resorts for thero is much to bo seen
and learned there."
Hi is no Democrat. Wo learn that
a numbor of Padical editors announco
that Hen. Hu tier hus turned Demo
crat. This is not tho fact. General
Butler has recently been asserting
oonw Uamncrutio truths with relation
to fraud perpetrated in his own beloved
Massachusetts, by the voters of that
loyal Commonwealth. He makes tho
bold point against the admission of the
present strength ol Massachusetts in
the electoral college, which, it made
against any Southern State, we are
very sure would be regarded as quito
formidable by our political opponents.
According to Butler the reading and
writing statutory qualification of vo
ters in that State excludes 130,000
men from the polls who are otherwise
qualified voters ; and therefore under
the lato amendments to the Federal
Constitution its representation In Con
gross and in tbe electoral college must
be cut down ubout three votes, Il
South Carolina or Goorgia or Alabama
had such a statute, tens of thousands
of negro voters would be disfranchised
and there would be an eager clamor
for an according reduction of their rep
resenlation, Tbe power of Massachu
setts in electing a President must bo
graduated to her voting population.
and she bos no right to count anybody
in getting Congressman whom she
does not count on election day ; but it
will surprise a groat many people to
hoar General Butler's statement that
Massachusetts has 130,000 mulo adults
who cannot road and write.
That Niw Bible. We see it an
nounqed that the revision ol tho Kn
glish Bible undertaken by tho Convo
cation of Canterbury, England, in 1870,
says the Now York Sun, has now so
fur proccedod that the revised New
Testament will be copy righted this
Autumn. In two or three years more
tho Old Testament will be completed,
and a few years later tbe Apocrypha
will be ready for tho press. The ie-
vision is in the hands ol a commission
of clergymen and scholars, roproncnt
ingdifTerenlProtestant denominations,
and this English board submits its
work as it progresses to a similar
commission in the United States lor
criticism and suggestion.
Teahino Thiib Hair. A large
meeting of Crawford county Republi
cans was bold at Meadville on the 14th
ult. They declared that nine-tenths
of the Republicans of that Congres
sional district favor Blaine for Presi
dent, and condemned the unit rule,
adopted by the Ilarrisburg Convention.
A Committee was appointed to confer
with th Republicans of otbor counties,
with a view to bave their choice ex
pressed at tbe National Convention
Mr. Artemns Ward would remark, if
alive : "O I yon damphools, dry np I"
Cameron hosall these follows where tho
hair is short, and he knows it. Hence,
this Radical yell don't scare bim.
Camebonian Eloquence. Tbe Cam-
erons have been noted for their orato
ry, but they have a simple, persnasivo
style Which never fails to move mem
here of the Pennsylvania Legislature.
Tbe venerable Simon is said to bave
the most eloqnent check book in the
United States, and it is said that Don.
has a pocket-book which has been
known to address a Pennsylvania
Dutchman in terms far more moving
than anything ever employed by the
impassioned Mirabean or the silver-
tongued Demosthenes. St. Louit rout.
A Coon Jon. Tbe Krie Obsm-er
ssys a New York preachor aunouncos
that be hits commenced laboring and
praying for the conversion of tbe devil,
lie should first try bis Land on John
Shorman and the Louisiana Returning
Board. If be can convert tbem be
might then feel encouraged to (ok
Satan.
A ratterson, Juniata county, theo
logian, baa discovered that it took
Noah 127 years and seven days to
build bis ark, and that tbe word Je
hovah occurs 0,855 times In King
James' version ol the Bible.
Ot'h VIEWS EXACTLY.
.
I he Lancaster IntfUigciuvr, in allud-;
ing to the question, remarks: "Chair-!
man .Miller calls the Democratic Slate
Coinmiltoo loirothor at PittsburL'h. on
March 18th. Ws have no objection!
to tbo lime, for, m wo ha?v utid. a Hi. I
tin while earlier or lutur for tbo mect-L.
111 of tia CotiVMlllii'tl. imtLitai rii A
" O ' i.Ulunr, I'vmwiair, iub miim ..j
ence. But wo do seriously object to: the sub-commiltee to which tho case ;
the nlttce, because it is imnortant that
when the Committee meets the mem-
bersalioiild be present, and mostol'tbem
cannot go to Pittsburgh without a de
gree of inconvenience which it is not
right to subject tbem to, und which
will keep many of them away. Thero
is no rhyme nor reason in appointing
tho Committee to meet at on. end of
tho State. Tbe place should be cen-
ti-al, so that tbe time eonsumed in koU
ting to it should be as equal as possl-
ting 10 ii snouiu do as equal as possl-
bio to each momber. Ilarrisburg or i
Altoona would make (rood meeting
places, being central; Pittsburgh may
suit the western membors, and is very
handy for tbe Chairman ; but it docs
not suit on this side of the mountains
any bettor than Philadelphia would suit
the west, nor as well. The Comiuitteo
may not havo any business of import
ance to transact, and probably bus
not; but, if so, the grculoris tho hard
ship of dragging the eastern members
to Pittsburgh." In our judgment, tho
right place for the Committee to meet
is at the State Capital Harrisbnrg.
Lots or Character for "Out Mim
ukb." The Centre Hall Reporter com
piles the following Congressional rec
ord lor the benefit ol Hon. Suth H.
Yocum :
Yociim is wanted to vote in the Don-olly-Washburn
oontested election case.
Yocum is wanted by tbe (ireenback
ers to vote for Donclly.
Yocum is wanted by the Republicans
to vote In favor of 'Washburn.
Yocum dodges off from Washington
to hum behind a "sick" baby.
Yccum'a buby, however, Is found
not to be sick and too young to play
the dodge of being siek.
Yocum's tlodgo shows tbut he is
much sicker than the baby.
Yocum's vote for Donelly will mako
the Republicans kick him over, and
if ho votes for Washburn Ihe (irecn
backers will kick him out.
Yociiiii then dodges: but oh, il only
baby hail the croup, measlos or mumps,
what a godsend it would be tor Setb
in his dodge.
Yocum accordingly is sent for to
luce the music.
Yocum's dodge didn't dodge worth a
nickle.
The siek baby we think, is Setb
himself
Partisan (Jlorv. Mr. Blaine is
waging a vigorous war against Urunt
on paper. The Now York Tribune has
already succeeded in proving to its
own satisfaction, at least, that Penn
sylvania is for Blaino, notwithstanding
the fact that the delegation was in
structed lor Grant. The Tribune's ef
forts are supplemented by a broadside
just issued containing extracts from
Pennsylvania newspapers which in-
dorso Mr. Blaine and smite his enemies
hip and thigh. Meanwhile Genoral
Grant's friends can afford to smile
good-humorcdly at Mr. llluine's frantic
efforts to fight over again a battlo thut
hus already boon won for thorn. They
havo the votes and will probably be
content to let Mr. Blaino bave all tbo
glory to be got out of vigorous crow
ing.
Don. Cameron's Ehict. When we
take into account just what happened
at the recent Radical State Conven
tion and boil it down to a pulp, we
have about this as the substance :
Rtnhft, Thai tho afty-elght dalegatoa to tho
National Convention ahall voto aa oao man.
freoiW, That Dob. Caaaeroa II that ono
Baa.
That is the whole story in a nut
shell. Yet, tbe 151 delegates, who
were registered as freemen, and for a
lifetimo bave denounced slavory as a
relic of barbarism, liko tho historic sow,
rot urn to the wallow. It makes no
difference who cracks the whip Bob
Toombs, or Don. Cameron over the
heads of human beings.
Democratic Sense. Tbe New York
World, In alluding to the approaching
Presidential contest, remarks: "The
problem lor the Democratic party to
day is, therefore, a simple one. It is
to select a candidato who roally repre
sents the Southern and Western forces
of the party, and wbo will, at the same
time, appeal most strongly as against
General brant to the neutral voters
who exist in much larger numbers in
the Kastern States than any whero else.
Who is that man?"
The Pocket Nerve. An exchange
remarks: "The riso in the price of
white paper is hard upon the nowspa
por men, but it may eventually be of
service to tbe people, in that it will di
rect attention to tbe iniquities of a
high protective) taitrirT. -Tbo aaaexii ble
taut of protectionists among the news
papers are demanding a repeal of tho
tariff upon tbe material that is used in
tbe manufacture of papor. There is
nothing like touching one's pockets to
make him understand."
lion. Kindlcy Pattorson, present Hop-
rosentalive in the Uouso from Wash
ington oounty, died on Thursday mst,
aged seventy-two years. Deceased
was born in Washington county, but
resided a number of years in Arm
strong county, which he represented
in tho Senate in 1639, and in the House
in 184ft 6, being the Speaker during
tbe last session. He was a Democrat
of the old school, and was every inch
a man.
Kami'li Newspaper Cuts. Tho
Philadelphia Times thinks that if tho
New York Tribune had paid a little
loss attention to polling Pennsylvania
and a little more to 4nvassinc New
York on the Grant question, It might
bave done something to help its candi
date on towards a Presidential nomi
nation. If the Trilmtuft foresight were
equal to its hindsight It would be of
mora consequence in politics.
Jrvi'irw o. It la fimny to notice
Low ajnick the paXuut wsklo aud out
side Oeiwspspers jump en fiAy mt
year, boosiue of tbe advance in lite
price of white paper. II the pghJishen
of those journals would pursue a legal
and legitimate way of supporting their
profession, they would not be com
pelled to dishonor tbe trade In this
way. Fraud uually begeta fruil.
CChTI.X AM) YOCCM-AX OLl
CASE. 1
' i
' Philadelphia 7Vi--i of the'
-"I b of February, we liwl lb follow-1
'ing : '
The F.loeliou Committee of the i
(Uo?"ar!n,(a XM' riKrlH 3t,"ford.u-v
Hrim,r. Hiwv ind!
rufl MuHara. Mnrtntrur. Hawvcr und:
Wll rcierrea, mauo report to ma ren-i
! eomittf '".'"'V ol v.u' ",l"' ! 16
seat aim mamg no i- o a v..
ffinovZm I.U.., .ends Ihitoo to the
place, and Mr Weaver tireenba.k j Civil Court owned by the Sherman
wntrred with him. Ihe general I Brothers. I his is a Very low dodge I
committee adopted the majority ropou , ir n,0 Commander-in-Chief to ti.ko.i
presented it to the llousu and bxod!. ,.. , ,!. .,j!,.
'I'ltouilihir nnvt. fail it f'lilitlifaitrftt iftti I
Messrs-'Fiold, Overton and Camp,
puoiicans, oi me general committee,
- second minority report, dis-
" ' n A 7m ' " ,, "J. T - j
Calkin, WoaTt, lmt
Bring no resolution to tbo House.
'Jhey refuse to decide tbe issue with
any degree oi posiuveness.nuiciosouDy
saying that il the case must bo decided :
on tbe tacts now colore the committee,
they think that Yocum should be al-
lowed to retain tho Beat. It is manl
iest Irom the wholo letter and spirit of
the report, that Messrs. Field, Overton
and Camp regard Yocum's right to the
seat as more than questionable; but if
they must choose, they think It sale to
go witb what would seem to be the near
est party landing they cun find, and
Ineir sell respect compels
apologize for doinir so.
It is reasonably certain that the
majority report declaring tho seat
vucaut, will tie adopted by the llouso.
Prominent Republicans both in the
Pennsylvania delegation and from oilier
Slates regard tho solution of the con
test hy the committee us eminently
just, and they will not invito tho Dem
ocrats to solid party voteB against Orth
and Washburn by a solid Republican
vole in favor of Yocum in tho face of
both tho law and tho testimony. Mr.
Yocum has evidently weakened bis
purty claims upon tbe Republicans by
the fuct that the t irecn back members,
of whom ho is one, huvo decided to
support Yocum in his contest, and to
vote solid for the expulsion of Wash
burn and tbo admission of Donnelly.
Tho fact that Yocum and bis friends
arc thus under contract to unseat Wash
burn, bas aroused much Republican
indignation against him, and he seems
likely to lose tbe favor ol both sides by
attempting to support or cheul both
sides. As the Curlin-Y'ocum case will
bo the first contested olection lo be
aisposea oi ny mo House, llie lie niu-
Means do not mean to give a solid veto
against both law und justice, and they
hope thus to strengthen themselves to
prevent the unseating of Orth and
Washburn.
Kniiorkemknth. Tbe
II atehman, in alluding lo a sq
business transaction, injects a little
politics into tbo case in tills manner
At the coeniiicmoratioti of Presidei
Lincoln's "birthday, in New Y'ork
recently, Henry' Ward Buecher took i
occasion to express his preference for)
Grant for tbe next Presidency. Of
course Grant couldn't help Beecher's
recommending him, considering tbut
be is away in Mexico, but the very
fact that a man has such friends is bad
for him. It is a little like the story of
.i.,f.,i i.,
ed at a bank with a certain indorse
mcnt on its back. The cashier exam
ined the note and then looked ul the
indorsement, and returned it to the
party wbo prasanlod it, with the re
mark : "The face of the note is bad
enough, and with tbut indorsement it
is not worth ad n." And thut is
the way with Grant. He is at best
very bad, but with Beecher's indorse
ment he becomes utterly worthless aud
will certainly bo thrown out by the
people."
Oi'I'osed to Stronu Government.
If tho Grunt people don t look out tho
anti-third term boom within tho Re
publican party will prove to be a good
deal more formidable than the only
original boom itself.' The German lie
publicans are falling into line all over
the country and tho "young scrutch
ers" promise to do some effective work.
An enthusiastic mooting of Independ
ent Germans was held in Now York
on Monday, at which vigorous opposi
tion to Grant was expressed, and tho
Ohio Germans have already doclured
themselves, through their accredited j
... , , . , - , ,
representative, to be in favor of almost
anybody to beat Grant. The Germans!
havo had a taste of "slrunu" Govern
ment and know what il means.
He Keels Guilty. Senator Conk
ling argues probably from a guilty
conscience when he charges tho Dem
ocrats witb contemplating "revolution
ary" measures in tho approaching con
test for tho Presidency. Tbe prompt
and patient submission of tho Demo
crats to tho Klei'torul Fruud ought to
convince even so skeptical an individ
ual as Mr. Conkling that 'revolution"
is about tho last thing ol which they
are capable. Tbe trno "revolutionists"
are Mr, Conkling and the other third
term leaders who deliberately propose
to violate a hallowed precedent of tho
iccpublio in order to soat Grant once
more in tho Wbito House.
Not (i:iet Vet. The row in Maine
has not wholly quieted down yet.
Governor Garcelon is out in a card de
nouncing as (also the statement ol Gov.
Davis that any part of the 118,001) ex
penso incurred in "koeping the peace"
during tbe late political difficulties ac
crued under bis administration. Ho
says the charge is "as destitute of
foundation as the claimo of the wolf in
tbe fable that tho lamb, which was
quietly drinking in the stream below,
was disturbing the waters above."
11. 0 Illoae, of tho Tiloavilla Ihnid. aa ia
atruoled lo vote fur lllaiooiB Ibo Stato CooreB
tloa and "to aoo all bonorahle aoaiia to eeeo re
hla aomiaatioa " vat, when he got to llarriihairg,
ha waa a eolid Urant bwb. f-iraanpe
Why I thero wore lots of them that
did tho same thing, and it is rather
rude to critlciso, or qnostion tbe mo
tives of tbo men, berauso they all be
long to a party "governed by grand
moral ideas."
" We Will Not. The Brooklyn
(New York) Timet, one ol the Radical
organs of that State has got its back
up since ConJUing'a Convention mot.
The editor rotnarks : Ws will not sup
port a third torm nomination. n this
ro bave tho sympathy of thousands
and tea i of thousands of the vory best
Republican! U Uu land. ' (
I ai
III Position. Tbo B'aaingUui
sajd i ' John Sherman bas ealablisliQd
bis 'residential' headquarters at tho
C,orcorn JJul)dvig. 4'hrep Govern-
natiit florkj occupy Inoly &sUod
room, and have just fitted a nice niokoj
plated crank to the barrel of tbe boom.
Urnther ln l.aw Munllnn presides."
THE SIIEHMAS-KOYSTOS
IIMfY.
Those two stalwarts have been
scoring each other for some time, and
tbelidool'mililarj etiquette ran so hk'h
that General Boy uton brought charges
gint onoral Shcrnmu, "of conduit ;
unoRuiranU a genii
muii." From ihu fullowin forri'H-
puiiilenco llie reader will learn just
uun uiese g,cm mcu write uumi eucn
n.
a nn.,,. a iour. '
' "
" 'y, teen . nic-e man
- ' .m.-u m...... ""''
inquiry :
Umik.uait.iw Aumv or the I S. (
it AnuifttiTON, v. reu. is, iaau, )
to uir iion. a. jiamsey, seaeiaru ol
r.tr .SVr . I huvo this moment re
ceivcll )ur tLo HrMt ,im0 tl)e comrnum.
clUjgn 0( a. y jjoynu,,. addressed to
vou unaor jutu , Jlinuar' 2S, 1H8U
IIK.08j,,g hurgo and specifications
against lien. W. X. Sherman, wilh his
volume marked exhibit ' Ji." 1 recog
nise his manuscript document us sub
stantiully the same us has been pub
lished in all the newspapers tor tbe
pust two weeks, and herewith return
it with tho low "remarks 1 deem proper;
to muku." Tbe charge iLself is un in.
them tolnull tu my ollice, my past record ofilicuns cull a strong tiovemiiiotit is
public services, and a name wlncu has
stood sixty years Without a single
imputation on my honor or integrity. I
Tho first two specifications involve j
purely the civil .offence ol libel
slander eouiprosacil into the short toller
1 wrote bim under duto of Jan, Hi,
1KSI), every word of which is true, and
which 1 am prepared to juslily. As
to the third specification, 1 have never
beard that (ioneril (iruiit, or Thoaias,
or Logan, or lllair, or any of tbe great
men wnom lie assumes to delund, bavo
ever appointed lien. Boynton as their chosen Senator, and acted in that ca
attorney. To lbs liwng and to the paci'.y until ISo.'i.
friends ol tbo dead 1 am responsible
for every word spoken or writton. I
yield to no man my love and venera
tion of my comrades, and have been
for fifteen yean, on all suitable occa
sions, their eulogist. All men havo
their good qualities and their human
detects, and in accounting for tbo
actual events of a terrible civil war, I
was forced, liko every commandur of
an army, to account lor actual results.
If over in my lile, at any time. 1 have
done injustice to any person whom-
wlavi,r i winch I ,li.v, I will l.i,ni..
fully submit tbe matter to an umpire
and abide by his judgment. I have
, mudo this proposition ugsin and again,
4IM wjji renew il publicly at our uext
larmy meeting. These meotings are
composed ol tlio very men wbo know
liellelontO:ttnd fut tue cuuia relcrrel lo, and 1 c nnrt noil , TJiarl Tioc
a sqiia.o compose the rightful tribunal lor tbe!,UUU U3U "0aa 1,eS'
mulier set forth in tho third ami lust
speciticulioiia. I uJjml Uiu neht of il.
r'. lloyuton or any citizen to prefer
"lj those or any charges, and thai 1 am I
always
auienuuie to a uoiiri-inarliul,
and 1 uiu glud ho bus reduced bmeoiii-
P1""11" " tangible lorm. He bas no ,
i . ... ...
"h,""! iu niipunu on tue
United States the heavy cost ol a
military trial, of witnesses Irom a dis. '
tanco and tbo necessary attorney fees.
1 1 regard his prcmulure publication of
tllu"u of scandal us in the line
f " V'oin and meant purposely
,tV0,J 'ly."'al which is right
und proper, via: in ono of the many
civil tribunals winch exist in the
District of Columbia lor Ibis very pur
pose. 1 beg, therelbre, tbul you will
understand thai 1 am nbuudunlly
ready to answer belbru any Court ;
lliul when, u month ago, tins ISoynton
publicly threatened luu wilh u suit, I
employed as my attorney tho Hon.
Mutt. 11. Carpentei, who is ready to
answer, in my namo, ut any anil all
times. 1 huvo tbo honor to bo
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) W. T. Sherman, General.
In a letter to the Secretary of War,
replying to this, Goneral lloynton
saya : "But my attempted proceeding,
recognized both by the J udge Advocate
General and by General Sherman him
sell us legal, was for the military
otlence of 'conduct unbecoming an olli
cer and a gentleman' an oflenee not
known to tbo civil courts. By the
President's decision, no military officer
will hereafter in jure his army standing,
at least during ihe term of this Admin
istration, by donouneing any citizen
through tbo public press in language
of thu foulest ubuse, even though be
repeat this language to the President
in official form. Against a decision
which fully justifies this construction,
I, as a citizen, most respectfully pro
test. Whilo this decision, in its terms.
'" " br0Bl1 '.,1110 a,ru,y lna biKh ""V"1
ol honor which always actuates the
gmi body jU) Knilm u
certain that tho President's indulgence
will be rurely, it ever, needed by any
oflicor below its Genvrul. 1 thank tbo
Socrotary ol War Ibr his courtesy from
the first to the Inst ol this business.''
Puritanism. An exchange says:
"When any poor man in Massachu
setts, from loss of employment, from
sickness, domestic n miction or any
other cause, is obliged to accept tem
porary rebel Irom tbo public purse, he
is disfranchised lor two years, liko a
convict. No mutter how long or to
whut extent he may have paid taxes,
if he has a dollar of the money thus
paid returned to him in time ol trouble
he is degraded by disfranchisement.
This is Republican respect lor tho
working classes I Tho Bay Stato has
throo representatives in Congress to
which she is not lawfully entitled, be
cause her l.'lti.OOO disfrnncbiscd citizens
arc counted in fixing her basis of rep
resentation. This condition will not
continue. Her disfranchised citizens
will be counted out."
A Vital lebtion. Tho Peters
burg (Vn.) Index raises this issue "It
is becoming a vital question all over
tho country, 'Does protection protoct,
or docs it simply foster monopolies?'
North, South, Kast and West the peo
ple are beginning to realize that they
are impoverishing themselves to enrich
avaricious speculators ami extortion
ists, who plead the infancy of our man
ufactures as an excuse for protection
against competition. Tina annso hus
certainty lasted long enough, and the
country will hail with joy the act by
which Congress shall put an end to it."
The Great Family. The 7eur, a
Spanish paper published at Havana,
Cuba, where the Grant family have
been on parade lately, says : "Shades
of Carcmo I A t a table d'hoto, a short
time ago, an ex President of the I'ni
lcd States waa sitting with downcast
eyos and solemn mien. " Father," cried
bit son Colonel Fred handing him
an admirably cooked poulct la Mar
engo, "havo some this chicken pie."
" "J'a'nt pie, Fred," replied the saviour
of his country ; "it's chicken sloo."
OiiioKit, Ahead. Nearly all the
Buckeye people ro ' waljonet" Into
ihodovcinmont sUilbi.undcr the Jcnkl-Piiikston-Shornian
dispensation, jmd
they bats succeeded in gobbling up
he iV aliotal DeiLiarratio Convention
too.
WOhl.l)
.VA'ir.
ASP Till:
The recent impetus given to emigra
tion from tho Old World is attracting
public notice Some years sl'o a Ilia-
uriiy of thosu who loll Ureal Uriluiu
anil Ireland tor thu New World first
anjwi , ('ttnadii and Uro numUm
ol them look up their residence in that
country, ft is not so, however, at the
present tillHl
J,om (1, - th
.Now a very large per-
U of the umii'runts lioin r.nulunu
hind at pons in the I'nilcd Slates and
find a home in some of the Stales or
Territories As in umiuranls from
rZZ !
hilsTrio'lv
tr,,,y ttm t.itij!0ni, KlWls have
been repeatedly made by Canada, Aus-',
fii-ii .nn n,h Hrtti.h nninnin. tn.f.l-
...
w - '.(
trom the Old World is to tho United
Sutes and the reasons for this may be
jea.ily noted. In tbe tir.t place, our
lorm ol liovernment is a tribute to
man's individuality. Ho is not actu
ally murged in the great muss, but is
in a great measure separate and dis
tinct. Ho has a voice in making the
laws which bo is called upon to obey
umi a cuoioe ol llie men wuo are to ad
minister thoso laws. This is a rich
boon to an exile Irom tho tyranny of
a strong liovernment an umplo and
precious legacy to his children and it
is no wonder that so large a number
flock to the United Stales and seek the
blessings which our free institutions
irmni. Rut if u-htii il,,, i:r.,i I2,.nh.
ostublislicd hero it is not likely that
this country will bo as attractive as
formerly to tbeopprussod of allnalionr,
because' it cannot bo expected that any j
very lurgo body of men in these days
win wiiiingiy jump out oi uie trying
pun into the fire. Jhltimore Gazette.
Mr. Peleg Spragtte, of Boston, is
the oldest ex member of Congress how
living. He was a Representative from
Muino from 1S24 to 1K21I, when he was
Queer Booming. The Philadelphia
Times says that up to tho present time
lilaine has had all the ''boom" and
Crant has got tbe delegates. This can
hardly be called a lair division.
Ilemember. tho last Democratic Pres.
ident was nominated at Cincinnati, and
80 wi tie 10xt onu jj,, t)Bl i
fttw giflmUsfmntts.
f? QUO M'KIIRI.H.-Oe'.rie Weaver A Co.
J. went lire thouaand bunbela of OATS, Boar, '
and will pay eaah or produce.
CUarllelJ, Fa., Aug. 11, 187V. If. I
ARNOLD WANTS
Curwenavlllo, Pa. Jan. 9, '7(-tf.
'P1"'1
of Haaara. Meliirk A Perka, of I
borg, fa., hereby glvei Boticetoall lutrr- I
eated, that he Mill lie hie amount in the Court of j
common rlnaa al Ihe approaching March Term,
U k..U .( f'l. P. ah It,. 4. U .... I .
151h ja'mk'st. lbo.vard, ,
Clearfield, fa, l-eb. Zj, H-J. Trnalee.
tZflfl fin tO'if. I
3nUU IOr 4-OU I
rpiIK ouderaigned will aell a Let with a Bear
X Stable and other outbatldinga lliereoa erected
for Hull worth tlllll. Slluata In Koat Cl.trll.ld.
U. IIKII.BRI N.
Vatlaly store, Clfarneld, I'a.
January II, lH80-tr.
T:: White Sewing I':::::
cmi hr ttonfht ei lOWMt lriot from AI-KX.
FATTKR&ON, W.widltvnJ, Pi. It ! fr,tnl, if not
tup-rior t ny Qm -. towing Mubinc in tb
dim r ket tiroulan neat od tipphettiuD.
Woo'llind, I'a.. Oct. Itf, m.
t'DITOH'tt NOTICF.. In tU Court of
J Common FIbm of Clnrlet I eoitat?. Vi.tm.
N. Jnn. Trm. lUiSO. John Brnbkrti. 1 C.
Knnruo.
Tb undera ifned Auditor, Bppolnttd by th
Court lo dittrtbul tho proomdi trUis, from
Hhtriff'i l of (laleDdnnt'l netton! nroDtrtv.
herrb- g.t-t notice tbtt he will atttntl to tbt
lintitt of bit Appointment nt bit offlon In C.Mr
Id, on FKIDAY, MAH01I 13TII, IHKU.nt on
'flinch P. M.. when nnd wbr nil partial inter
tiled mty Rtttod. J. P. M.KKNRICK,
Clerid, I'a., Mar. 3, '80-2(. Auditor.
PRIVATE SALE !
ANY parlies In nte. nf Aim Mill arr banby
Informed that I will sell them one good
ai . Htr-'i)Uloka, ft
F1FTY-FO VR I.XCIf SA w,
Ileltlug, nu'l sit the oUur fltturef In good order.
For fnrther Infotmntlon, nddreii
JUSTIN J. P1B,
Oieeola MHU, CLwrfleld Co., I'a
March f, 16S0 tl.
REHRT or thu fxmditlon of the FIRST
NATIONAL DANK or Clearfield, at Clear.
Hold, tn the 8 tat of Pona'Tkania, t the elota
buiineit, Pebruary Slit, 1BH0 :
RHO0RCE.
Leini and dl Mount k tU.t.t. M
Oterdraftii , -l,f5 ft
V. 8. Uonda to eeeurn fliroulatioa nt),0 00
Otbr ilofiki, bondt, and murljc-K.. H.IUO QC
Due (mm approved reserve agonti 8.1,1'. H 46
Dae from Ktats Nankl and bankerii... $4
Hm) eetata, rarnitorn, and tsturen... 1,2(10 AO
Current Mite-Ma and ta.ee paid 720 45
Chtrkl ami other narb itctni 1,425 04
Bill or other Bin hi 7 00
Praotional eurreney, Including niakel 331 4
Specie, Including guld treasury rer-
tifleatea :,(13B
I.egal-tnder Hoist ,4-10 00
Hedemptoto fund with U. H. Treaa.
rer, 6 per cent, of elroulatien.
4,W 70
,s.rtr! 4
Total.
LUBILITIM.
Capital ttiwk paid In ,.JI0H,OOi) 00
Hurplae fund .... St.OIIU 00
Vndividrd protitf .t.RlIt) tU
National Itank nnti ouUtanding 00.000 00
I)ildrndt unpaid To 00
Individual drponita lubjant Uxibeck 70,30.. 04
lrmitnd oprtifinaieir of l-polt 3H,6S 00
Tim. (Ntrtlflcatee or depoelt 2,:i.O 00
Dne tt other Natinnal limit 10
Iue lo Krate Banh and hei,kfrt ft,44fl 00
Total 114 M.iit
Sink y Pfnnfttamii, Voumijf e i'Uarjitltt, US'.
I, WILLIAM II. DILL. Cub lor of tba abort
named hank, do Mokmolr twtar that the abnre
tatement ii trna to th Vfrt of my knowledge
nnd belter. WM. II. DILL. Uaiht.r.
Subwrtbod and urn to bffhre me thlf 17th
day orfeb, IHK0. WM. HADKBAlIt.H.N. P.
CoRRRrr-Atlftt: JONA. BOYNToX,
R. MOflHOP.
1 JA.MKS IRWIN,
March 3. 1880. DirMtorl.
POUT of tha eonilUliiB .1 the COUNTY
A'l'lONAL BANK of Ciaarfleld.at Clear-
Held, la tha Htalo of Pena'Tlraala, at tbo eloao
of bualoeae, February Hat, 1IH0 I
BRBOt'BCBI.
Loan and dUoouala (0l,m IT
OrerdrafU 7,l'l 91
V. H. Bobda to aecoro elroolatloo 7a.0i(l (10
JoHiraent 10,415 64
Other atorka, bonda, aod aiorlratee.,. l.liao AO
llae from Btprnved reaerro a,enll...M 7,lnr! ,T
Hue frnm other Natlooal lUnae ,.. ,5
laa Iroe, Hlal. Han la and bankera-. I .all ,0
Real aetata, roraituro, aad flataroe..,, $M1 aa
Current eipeneea and taie, paid...... l.t'.'V fill
Cberka and el her oaah Itema :. 4!
Bill, of other bank, an,,
Fraelloaal eorroaey.tBclodlBR Blckela 111 IT
Hpeeio, looladioi gold troaaurj ear-
llHeel K37 JJ
Lettal-lender aotoa M 0,V1H tn)
Hodenptloa load with V.R. Traaa.
Btar, a peroral, ol nirrulaliim M
l.jri 10
Total .
....K WMM
btiaiLiTiia.
Capital otaek paid la
Hunlu, fand...,..M ......
I ntiiflded omflle
Nellonal Bank nntoe ootatandia,
Indlridaal depoelu aableet lo ehoek..
Deraood aartiBoalea af depoaltM...,
C'aahie,', ehoeka .otatandiB(w,.m...
line to other Nallnaal Hank,
Una to 9tole Bank, aBd baakere
. Tolal .,..,.., n....4l0,ISl It
5lefe
- o atirea, Of-rlt.M OimHr, KM i
,1. yt. M. tjllAW, Caahier of tha abara Mated
Bank, do et.lemBl, awear Ibat the abor, llatemenl
I, troo lo the beat af m kaowledro and belief.
" " . -W. M. HIIAW,
Caehlor.
futarrihd and e.ora to bafure mo thia Inth ity
,.i ri. j, i.du. rfu n . n rtii i.e. i , n. r.
Correot Alteal t
I. T. LKIINAR),
J.r.WKAVIl,
,0. 1., Hi:ti,
llrfrtora
Virrli It'll.
THE Ol.D
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,B0
l.n.it T
, IT,0 M
, 1.11414 04
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. . 121 IT
' ! (4
. 1.4K Ii
fiF drntlsntunts.
AKNOM) HAS A DVANCKD
Prices of Shingles,
SIIAVKD AND 8AWKI).,
I Curwnill, Jai, V, '71-tf.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE !
I) V Tirlue or an order of the Drpliaiio' I'ourr ui
J) Clear II tld miunlri the undemrned, Admin-1
Uirilor ol the KaUte'or D. A. CAT11CART, late :
of Knl lowiiiihip, Clnarfleld count, I'm., dffl'd, '
vt ill tell at pulilin at tttr ntire-biue of Jn,i'ih
KrharJ. In the vIIIm ol NKW M ILLPUKT. tn ,
aid tiianihip, ua
Saturday, March loth, 1SS0,
AT tNE (MCl.OCk P. M
All uf Ihe interest of Mid eMale tn tbe fi.lli.inj
deritHta) rial aiatate, via
ONR HOI1HB AND LOT
In KrguMa township, nar th village or New
Millport, In the (.tint- ol Clearfield, Pa., -oumltd
by lend ol Charlet Kruard, the Lutheran aroR.
age, and Haui'l Tobiaa, aoiitaialng one acre, more
ur U, with a two-elorjr plank I rami bouae, IlltlM
fpl, end other outbuilding! thereon erealed. .
ALSO, A into, of laud lituate la Knoi tmu
hip, Clverfleld oounty, Pa., boundfd br landa of
hamnel Hnoer, Jauivi Calboatt, Jubu llaughtuan,
and John R, Dunlap,euutaioing
FIFTY A OR KM,
Mote or Ut, flfteen aore of which are elearcd anl
uuder cultivation, and a two tory plank frame
dHling houie, lffx.4 feet, viable, and other out
buildings ihrrvou erected. There it alio a young
ort'hard on the aame. The timber l retrvrd on
arm and one-half arei or aaid land.
TUHM OK HALUt
Oue-ltiird oasb, and baianoe to two nqual an
nual payment, after confirmation or aale, mth
inlrrrat, to tit t routed bj judgment notei or bend.
LKMUKL C HLOOM,
Adm'r or Kvtata ol D. A. Calkoart, dro'd-
New Millport, Pa., K- b. 10, IHXMt.
Ri:.H1 i:H' P40TU:K.-Notie U here
by given that tho following acominti hare
ba axauiined and passed by me, and remain
111 ml or record tn this office fur the tnspeotiuu ot
heirs, lgiees, ur editor, nd tt at hers lotereMed,
and will be presenlod to the oeat Urpbans' Court
of Clearfield oounty, lo bo held al the Court
House, In tbe borough or Clearfield, 'ronimenciug
on the third Monday (bring the llih day) of
iltrcb A. D. IKH0 :
Fioat arootint of Nancy K, Tliumpi in. Adminis
tratrix of thn estate of John A. Thompson, late
or Bradford township, Clearfield Bounty, Pa.,
deoraaed.
Final aoeount ul Abraham Bailey, Administrator
nf tba estate uf Husannah Bloom, lata of Pike
township, Clearfield county, Pa., deoeaard.
Final account of Truman J. Wall, Adminlilrator
ol the estate of Urn. Wall, lata of Putin Uq.
ship, Cleartiald oounty, deceased.
The account of Wilson Hoiver, Administrator ut
the ait ate of Joshua Wood, lata of Morris Iwp.,
Clearfield county, Pa., dee'd.
Final account of Hunry timeal, Aduiinistrxtor of
Ihe ostata of Ueorge Watzel, lateof (be borough
ol Watllacetoo, Clearfield cununly, Pa., dio'd.
Tha suppletuental account, of Willis J. Nugent,
Administrator of tha tstale of fclliott king,
late of Burnsida twp., Clearfield Co., Pa , dec d.
Final a-C"unt of .leae (Joo, loardiati ol Miles
B. htuntl, minor heir ot Pettr tStueal, lato vt
Bt ggs twp., Clearfield county, Pa., dee'd, ;
Final amount ol ,acb. MrNaul, linardinn ol Will- i
lain McHnde, Jr., a son ot Win. Melinite. Sr.. i
late of the borough of Curaensville, CI ear fit. Id '
oounty, Pa., deceased.
Finil accmint of John (1. Schryver, UiirJin u(
Howard Nichols, minor heir of .loiialuan
Nicbc.l. Into of Lawrrnee lowuship, Clearfield'
county, Pa., derM.
Final acenont of Job n 1. Srhryrrf, tliurdimi of
Addie Nlchn.s, minor hfirol Jonathan Nichali,
lato ol Lawn-nee township, Cliaificld eouaty, I
Pa., dee d.
Pmlial account of Aaron C. Tata, Uimrdiau of
W. JL McKee, minor heir of W. II. MeKiie, late
of Knii township, Clearfield county , Pa. lcc'd.
The account, of H, 1. Morrow, adniihistralor of
ibe etie nf Jstnea Ltci'le, late of llosben tap., '
Clear hold county. Pa., deed.
Final aeeount ot Henry Kornman, Administrator
of tba estate ol Henry binkabin!, late of Uultch
lownnbip, Clearlield ouunty, Pa., dee'd. '
Final aoeount or Mrs. Belle M. Chaflte, Admiois- j
tratrix of the estate of K. J. CbatW, late ol the
borough of lfoatidak, Clearfield county, Pa. , 1
deceased. j
L.J. MORttAX, lleglsiar.
Cloarfiald, Pa., Feb. 11, UftO-to.
EXECUTORS' SALE
Desirable Ileal Estate
Estate of Rlc-arasiiav, Sr.,I)o:'d.
fpilR onderlnneif. Vxeeotnr of the eale'e ,if
1 KIUIUHU fill AW, Br., deemed, Bill orler
ai public aalo at Ihe COIHT HOI SK lath, bur
ougli of (.'Irarfield, I'a., oo
Saturday, March 13th. 1880,
AT l::iO O'CLOCK P. M
Tha following TahiablaraaUstaU(Tli :
VIH8T. Thrthran liory brlek hotel property,
eornar of Market and First ttreeU, im tbo bor
ongh of Clearfield, known a
'Tho Shaw House,'
Fronting with tba lot of ground thereto belonging
r n 144 feat on Market street, and Vb
JPj a"ltll fetoB V'ir't'Jtraat.with ativo-itory
1 1 Ibjr dwelling house attached. The bo.
aSwflilla ' proper hat sixty bed rooms and
5? kVXSl all eonvealnce for a irst-clssi
betat Ono of tba oetdrairnblebotal prnpertiei
ip Central Pennnylrania,
8KCOND, A lot uf ground in Clearlield boroogh,
beginning at tha and of 144 feet, fronting on .Mar
ket atreet, and thence alang Market street 1H feet,
and running baek VO feet, with tha buildings
thereoa arectad.
T1I1HI). A lot of ground situ ale In Clearlield
boroagh, adjoining part No. I, and extending
alnng Market street M feet tn an alley, and run
ning back V0 feat, with buildings thereon.
FOURTH. A lot of ground in Clearfield bor
ough, adjoining hotel property, and extending
loug First Hreet AO feet and running back 20
feat, Bora or lesa, tu at alley.
FIFTH. All that tertalQ Int. known it tbe
plan or Clearfield borough aa Ut Mo 13V,
fronting about 00 feet on Loouat ire-tt.rua
ning back zUO tact, more or lesa, to an alley
witb dwelling bona aud ellneeeuarT out
buildinga theteoa erweted.and other improvements'
SIXTH. All that oertaia undivided oae sitlk
interest In that etrtttn ra-t of land
Vil? altt-ta ,n A'nrrii township, Clearfield
cnunty, Pa., known aa tba -'Mcltlrk A
Parka tV-iaer " aiamntail iaa(
B74 AOnEB,
Mora ar leaa. and bbtIbk tkereoa a larre qaaatil..
ol white pine, netnloeK, oaa and other limber, aad
la naderlaldvilhraloablaTelnaoflllTI UlNnl S
COAL.
TVH.fIS Or H.ILKt
Oua-l bird raah at dellrer at Knod deed, aad
Ibe balance to oo aaeurod h. bnad and nortgafe,
parable la on, and too reara, with inlereat.
A. B. HI AW,
JOS. HIIAW.
A. II. SHAM,
Ki'ra nf Hiebard Hhaw, rr.. dec-'d.
Clrailleld, Pa.. K.biuarr II, l0 tl
TH'ENMB NOTIt'R.-The followion per
J eon, hare filed la tho office of Ihe Clerk of
t lie Cunrt of Quarter rieaaiona of Clearlield mmB to,
tbelr Pellltoaa aad Bonda for Lleoneea, at the
Mareb Roaaioaa, 1880, agreeably to the Act of
Aerembly :
Hou:l..
Bf. C Tardea - IW eWa
I II. Row
VY. H. Ilradle,
R. N. Shaw a.
lamea klnliaufhllB,
Thoroaa Monro..,...,
William Correa....
Rlehard Mad.llj.n
Jamee Hale,
Kraab Klator
Prod Wreea
Hat Shield,
B. Rwoopo
Waa. Parker
Mra. K.rlaallea
Pat. Dana
llrorte Rhode,
William Well,
..lloiittdale
....Woodward Twp
I'otor Roffoer Madera
.TohB Mi-lllrk.. .
Wra. Khlelda
Mra. Bridie! lloaakoo
frailo llalrd
,, Osceola
Milo llorl "
'.leoriro W. 1.aoa "
Nioholea HeolllBO.M "
W. L.Kieholeoa. ..lloBida, Kaad; Twp
Kmanoel Kuala '
R. T. Kelley
W. H. Itlaole, 11
H. P. 8trnbrt'iM u
JaeobSulada HlaH , a h n
JnhB Dullola ..,. o .
Joko MrMolt,
Ktlltaaa Rohwaaa I.nlherabor,;, Brad Twp
(laoraa Kaarr Troottille,
W. W. Marah .. "
Jaoob Raelmea
Mecca Hi Twp
.Pent el J, Husto Twp
..Morrli Twn
Burnsida Rorougn
i Oeriigton Twp
Carlngioa Twp
..rennrllle, Fenn Twp
Heorae B. Rohaekar.
Jamee L. Srol.ld.....
Marr Klroabowar
Foaler llarla
Joha MaleoB
Loala ll,e,,. ,.
H. M. Fl,aa.....
Ramaol HullihaBH....
ttoonro W. llafla.....
Roorg, MrCrarkoa...
Cnrwentvtll
New Washington
..Hnady Township
Kliaa Walk l)oiteliir Towaahlp
W- I.l-Jd ......UaVkTawn.tip
(leerneW. Delta ules llopo
(loorfo W. Leafber;. ....... Barrett, Bradlord Twp
BBaTMBairt,
II. Llrlai(.toa.... .....Cla.ra, Id
John Koorar .' "
J B. Qrafl Odrwanarllla
Andrew Mlller...........Tmirllle. Brad, Two
Jamee Pbawaey ..,..Corlotft; Twp
aaei.ian.a
Felor Moraa ..Iloi'lidelo
Mai KIlBordllbfor..'. ....baBula, .-dr Twp
BBBCAIITILt.
Fotar Uraler.. Oo?lolea Towaahlp
OeHllled ta froea lha reeord al Clearlield Iblt
Ulk dp; af febrwarj. A. I).
:i. bloom, rink.
-iUu' rtirrtisfiiifiils.
LUMBER C1TYACADEMY!
fpHK Nn m urn r. (Mm of Itiii HrlW.I will m.en
I Id tl SUV Sl'Um.I, jilUM'IN.. U-
Ur I'ltr, Pa , un M .ndaj, Way .11, lit
elarrn w ooka.
TI'ITION i v
f 'omamn R ii ar 1 1 all Itrnurliaa , Stl MI
i aligner X!.naiian auu a.aiin nmi
Mr-Hod U.rJlBI roa be had al Ir ! In
H ill uer ae. A Normal l iar, mil b. oron-
url. K. D. UII'IUKK, Fr.nci.l.
Kebruar, li, loHO Ira.
Eiislishf Clascal Sfkil!
rmilR8oh'.o will open on MONDAY. APRIl
X l-TH, l0,in Ibo Laouuid Kchool tuilditig,
Clarfield,and continue eleven weeht.
$0.1 It t
H.IM
4'otnmoli Ktiic'lsh llraiirlieM
llltfherKlifrllhli and ('laaalra,
-A Normal CtasR will befoiucd. with Wi. k-
er-ham's School Economy as a text book.
H, U. YOCMtMAN, A.M.
Clearfield, Pa., Febrnary 4tb, lH0 -ia. 1
NEW -WASHINGTON
Normal Institute !
OpoasHontiay, April 2Ctif 1880.
N K TKltM ONLV TWLLVK Y KKKH.
rplild School totnmanda luelf to public (aor
X tor tbe Mm
owing reaaons :
First. B'..rdiL-uan he bad in iru.M families at
from $2 to 50 per week.
heeond. Location ii t-oalthlul and pictnresue.
Ihird, The cource of Mudy includes common
and higher branches.
Fourth, Its studenfa rt'M-ive the benefit of an
established Lecture course free of charge.
Filth, Tbeitudents have the adtantngc of a
welhconiliiclcd Literrtry Society.
Kmb, The people tt the vicinity anrourage
,uxzrr'si "N-i'sriVi: '.rrfcHx
, t
TI'ITION : '
Anvurall ot the lilchrr liruuclic. . tl .VI
'... laai.ta hr.iii-i... u iih ti,..,,.,, .,f
Tearhliic i A M
t'omiiion branrhea I
.Model fcrliool 3 M!
?-The nndeisigned will he deaeeJ to furni-ih ;
addilioa.il Itilurmuttvn. either by jorea or letter i
Addi.sa Mull bavage, Clearfield, J'u.
L. K WKHK11. ,
MATT PAVAOK.
FeiTiisry 2 m, lt9U 3iu. !
r !
Administrator's Sale
OP
REAL ESTATE I
1) Y virtue of aa order issued oat of thu Orphans'
Court of Clearfield oounty, Pa., the under -
aliened Ailmtnlitraior ot the estate uf JollN
HhHKKLIMi. dfte'd. will aril at Public Rale, nt
tbe 4 rtitral Hotel, in tbe village ot Dulloia,
THTHSDAY. MAKCH I8TII,
The undivided half interest of the said decedent
in nnd 'o certain lot of ground situate in the
vilUgo ul Wtst Liiierty, Sandy lowo-liiii, front
hg UMI feet, more tr less, on the SuvMiie-hanna and
Wnlerlurd turnpike, and running hack If.U feet,
havitig thereon erected a large and eonvnuitti
store nouse and nther iinproveiDeoli1.
Also, two other lots situate in the same illn.e,
a'ti'iinttig esch other, and being ea'h (10 teet
trunt on said turn juke, more or leu, and extend
ing back f't fr-et, ruorc or le'. it h no itnguovc
ments. Also, A lot of ground situate in Dall.M, in
said luwtiahip, being 1-1 So. 04 in Kuiulin'gcr's
addition in the plan i;i aaid tnn, mcauring tt)
f.et rrnt on Main street, and t tteudlng hack Ml)
feet to an aMey, and no improvement-.
TEH MS AND CONDITIONS :
The sale will open at IB t'sok A. H. The
terms, are five ptr cent, of tho bid is cash wbtm
the property is kn'lte.l down, the h; In r, -e, urn--third
al e ntlrninlitn of sale, oue tiurJ u uric
ear, end ne third .in two yetiri with intTt-t,
secured by bond aiid uiurtag on the t-romieos.
Admiiiittratc
Lutberfhurg, Pa.. Feb. 25, tSSO-St.
JUHV I,lMT.o-Lit of tbe names of jurori
drawn for March Term, A. D. 10, cttn
j uiencing on the 3d Monday (lith;, .inj to con-
I tinuo one weak :
II W llrarh.rl. Clear'M, Joa MrCollniigb. Hull. Ii, Mole, and Ihe ii., r....l, lleaia.ld ereek mad,
IIW ILrleY.L'.iraroae'le, A. Newell, Sr., llu,l,.D, an.l ooutai J.ing H orrra. raoto or leaa, all wood
A W 11,1a. L Cllj, J K t'atleraoB, Jjrd.n.
U W I). via, N Waah'tun, Jul B n, lev, K.tlliau.
B o Mine, ueeeola, Alex llUioou, hnitx,
Jao Dilloa, lleoeeria. J L Mrl'heret'B, Law "ee,
Hlaion Laburda, Ulootn, S 11 Jurilao, Lawrence,
J II llerfer, Bratlurd, Jaa Lsten.rt, Monia,
Frt.l'k Kil,ler, Ilrady, Ilrnj 1' Illoolli, Ptk.-,
riarid l ullnn, Huron le B Kl lrldee, Woodward.
Elijah Iteeee.lr lleoatar Jnn U Llorkeo. Wood d,
J A 1'nllon, lloaliea, ,J 0 8teiaikechni-r, I nioa
tbai neal jitBoit.
It Shirk, Clearlield. 1W A Lamb, Hu.lon.
W'mll 1 butnpion,Ctir'lt, J Caldwell, Jordan,
W Curren, Hontidate, iTbne Htrong, Jordan,
Oao Caiittuim, Hell, () W Wd, Knox,
Rcibt Thompson, Hloom, I Jss W-Kee, Knoi,
Jacob Hlchner, Hoggs, A L Ogdeo, Lawrence,
0 tJrabam, Ilradford. J MoCulWogh, Law'ee,
A tlrabato, lindfonl, .Asb Thorn, Lawrence,
J Knieied, Burnside, K Wrigley, Lnarence,
O Ktnaud.Uurnrida, Jai Little, Morris,
D McOrarlien, llurnside.t A li Johnston, Morris,
J M Weatover, Cheat, Milea Fclton, Morris,
R Freeman, Covlngi.n, Lewis Hester, 1'enn,
A Rougrux, CoTtnpton, U H Filming, Pike,
T W A b croft, Decamr,1 Jamet Norri, Fika,
O H West, (Jirard, Andrew Liddle, Handy.
T Lingle, Goshen, W J Ktnalhert, 8andr,
R 1 tihaw, Uoihen, U 0 Filigerald. Vnion,
J Rhinebart, Drahaia, Jesse Owena. In ion,
R McMurray, Onllch, U A lis id win, Wnd'd,
Anthony Flvnn.Uulich.iJ W Alexander, Wood d
Jaa M La-Is, titilicb, ;Ue 1'arcy, Woodward,
J B Bowman, Uuliob, Wa Howies, Wood ard
Wm Hears, Huston, ,Jerrj Jlaines, Wool'rd.
SherifTs Sale.
To (Ae Honorahh (Ac Jutliftn, fe.j
Ry virtue of tha annexed and foregoiog writs
of Fatim Issued out af your honorable
Court, and to ma directed, I hart levied on
and will expose to public sale, at the Court House,
in ha borough of Clearfield, on
Wednesday, March 1Kb, IHmo,
At 1 o'clock, F. M , all th following messuages,
tenrmenti nnd tract i of lends, bounded and de
ter i bed at followi, rii :
NO. I, All that certain trmflt uf land, situate in
(Jrahitn township, Clearfield county, I'a , aurreyed
on warrant to Jamea Hawthorn: bounded on
th ton lb by th Jasper May land rurrey, on the
west by Win. Hell surrey, oa th north by the
Wm. West eur-ey. nod on the east by (array lo
th name of Tho mat Hawthorne, containing 414
acres, mora or less, and baring thereon erected.
grist mill, saw mill, nine frame dwelling houses,
with stables, large- hank barn, corn crib, wagon
sheds, and other buildinga.
NO. 1. All that certain piece of ground situate
in Lawrenc township, comity nf Clearfield, be
ginning at a post on township road, tbenne hy
the Merrrlt lot south 14 degrees west 2i perches;
thence north 80 degree XS parches: thence
north 16 de (trees aait .'IT perches to aShirk'e line ;
thence south 8M doartea east 31 narobea to nof
at white plnej thnc south 14 degrees west IS
per r ties to th plac of beginning, containing T
acres and T perches, reserving thircwt loti uld
tn John .Murray and v. I.elpnldt, and having
Ibereon erected four dwelling bous,with stables,
and other improvements.
NO. X. Heliig situate In township of L.wrcn.e,
in "Hillsdale," beginning ut a post, southeast
corner of Brown and Spring street .- then alone:
spring atreet iiq leet, mora or less, to Owena'
read : theoee along said rond lr.0 ft, murvorleis, (o
corner ot Lot ,o. jj ; ihrnce in a northerly sjirec
tion along Lot No. 42, fet, to Drown street j
then re along said street 1W1 feet, lo plM of be
ginning, conlaiaing acre, aad naianprorad,
nemg tyoit , iu ana 4i m "inuirtaie,'
NO. 4, Nltual In the township nn I county latt
name(t,binning at a poat nt leieraeetion of town
ship mad t thenL- south 1 degree west S perches
to whit oak, oroer at Mitchell road; thence
south 17 dege east -t4 perohei to a poet In th
road ; theno by road, Us sefnral eoursan and dn
talces, to land of Robert W rifle- at Lits nd t
thence along Lite road north 71 degree weal 17
prehssi thnc by aam road South 10 degree.
wst Si4 perches to plee of begmnirg. eontai.
Ing t acres ana 1114 perehes, more or less, nearly
all unimproved or si eared.
NO. i. flilnatcj In township nnd mnnty last j '"nn'p. "' oounty, aajoiuing lands aur
imed, and beginning at post corner of Mitchell I "Twl lo :'"hn M'!'r! : '''ll H acres,
land j thence south 81 degrees eaat 1 lu parebei
t. post in Hnrlm run ; thence south i degree w.tt
by land f Wriglee 18 parches tn post en road
thane south 7f degree west V perches to post :
men soutn n grees west 7V I ll perehes to
Clearfield ll ridge road I then north I degre
waawi in a:,, Min tu ui uajir, inning, piiBbtlDinf
e acres ana tz peronei.nei measure, all cleared
NO. fl. Iltnat lu tewnihln and emmff laM
named, and beginning at stone In old Mileharg
road ; tbnse by etaor land of defendant tenth I X
degrees wt4t) perches to poat ; theno hy Leavy
estate sooth 4,H ilegrees asl 4S perches to post
to Harrett lot; thence north 1.1 degrees t M
ptrebe to stone and MHeohnrg road: thenc
north 0 degrees west 40 perches te place of be
ginning, containing IS acres, more or less, about
one-half of which Is els a red.
NO. T. (lituate In the borough of Plrarflcld, and
heing lots tit nnd IX, bounded on the north hy
Market street, on the west by nn alley, nn tbt I
south by lot No. f4, and on Ihe east by fWcond
street, each lot being 0 feet deep and 10 feet
front on Hectmd street, havtag Ibercen erected n
large brick dwelling bouse, with outbuildings,
nrtcg nana Mtiutng, brie, sure house, with row
of fram shoos, a stable, and n fwn-itcry t'k
drttg storeend oatce.
Rp. I. All tbijt errtnin lot knpwn ai jo. 90 in
the borough af Clearfield, bouuiled on the north by
Pine street, on the west hy an alley, on the south
by aa alley, aad nasi by lot No. I lift, having there
on erected n (we-slor- douhl brick duelling
bouse, rtahl nd other outlildlngs.
NO. 0. That oertaln lot knewn as hfo. S3 in
Clearlield borough, bounded on tbt west hy
Third street, on th north by alley, en the east by
lot No. 1X0, nnd south by Locust street, and ex
tending hack 7 feet, baring tbere'p etectfd n
large frame dwelling hoti't, itable, od o(ljeg oul
buldngf. NO. 10. That eartain lol known as No. it In
th borough of Clear Held, bounded on th north
by Cherry treat, en th east by lot N. ft., nn
the sulh by an alley, and m th west by nn
alley, baling thereon erected a Urge frame dwell-
itv flrr rttsruifntff.
tK brniK, Itari itnl franit tlitellluf hum,
mil nriM4i uutlull'lini.
N'l. l, AU'i, (lul rsrUiti lot kiM n tl. f-;
in t'lrurlifll lintufht kunniil ai'tiib lay I'm
atffrt, on lb tl 'J J-'t No. UX, tin th
nrih b,t an r-1 on lb I an iliry,
aiirl tiavlnq tbtrroXia. rcoli'l frain ilnflhii)
bo u if, tUMr, and oiltri ouilmllJiDj.
NO. It. A Wo, tliat rertato lot known ,,
az.i in ttraineia wirenKii, iwqnnrn di me ibvito
"7 '"o alrael, no IBO al n 11 ill, on Ibu
""" ''T ' " ' ".'' N"-
I, and hat ing thereon erected two fr.uie dwell
ing housti, wilh stablr and other oiitbuildingo.
NO, t l. AIfO. Ihe west bt u( Lot 10 j. in Clear
field burouitb, bounded on the north by Pie street,
on the eoutli ly an alley, on ibo west by L Nt,
Vlt, and on the east y residao r said lot, n,
hating tbren ererled a frame duelling hunst ,
s'ablr, and other outbuildings.
NO. 14. Also, alt O.at v,rl l"t o. 17, i
, CUartteld torougli, bonaded o tbt north by an
. iMvn l. 6 an alley, on yta ! iiv
No. vtt, and on tbe south by roe i due ol Lot No. v; ,
fixtilirg jUfeet on an alley and running back Uf it..
and having thereon arevted a large Iratne stable.
N(t. Ii. Also, all that (rlain Lot in Mo-sop's
addition to Clearfield borourfa, beginning at a
1 putt on hour to street ; nitneo along line oi M.
I Shirk, south Mi degrees eaat JoU feat, more or
' less, lu other land ot Defendant thance south lf
decrees, west 4v feet to poat : theaoe along said
street V feet to place ot beginning, and baring
thereon erected a tram a dwelling house wilh
stable.
NO, 18. Alsn, all that certain lot in Mosso'i
addition, in Clearfield borough, beginning at a
post on F earth vtreer, 40 feet north from an al
ley ; tbmiee along said afreet VV feat, more or lesr,
tu Smith let (fiirmeiT) tbanco by same g( de
grees east 2U0 foot, more or loss, tu Und ur De
lendant: thence souih 16-) degree! west fit reel,
more or less, to corner of Kodresi's lut ; thence
uortn Hi degroes west .on ieei, more or it, to
:r,"reo' "g.n. "g. n",BF inwT'u 9Twr;r lwu
, tnu dwe,,in tW lr ,U"M-
NO. 17. Also, all lLat uertaiu lot known No
I n Clearlield liorough, bounded on the north
i by ('berry street, on tbe west by an alley, on tbe
j "iitb i,y Alexander lot, and on the tail by See-
nnd atreet, being 60 fret frunt un Heeond treat.
: aud SiH) fret deep, having therein erected a large
I brick dwelling bouse, atalila and other buildings.
I ALSO
I ,"'" . --v -?,r
j will sell un date itbote named, all tba follow in g
I traote r parcel of land, tii :
.... . .. . . . . , . ,
uh'ii. lusu iB.r4'itii mtcreei in inat
tract of land situate m Morris townnbip, Clear
field cout.lv, Pa , and known at tbe Motiirk
Perka tract, tbe whole conia ning 274 aerea , mora
or lesc, dj ioing lamia of 0arhart heirs and
otlivrs. havitig (hereon a large amount of white
).Ilc. hemlock aud other limber, and being under
laid with I'itiiiiiirimii coal.
NO. 2. Ais.), the undiri led one fourth interest
in the Und and mineral 'if tbe surrey warranted
in (lie dhiih' f Henry D. Minker, siluata In Ora
bnm tow of hip. said oounty, bounded by tbe John
llndtun, Joseph Siinuooii and Mtitihcw h'lougb
un the purth and eatt, and John Donaldson and
T'-nch Prancis surveys on tho west, tbt whole
iracl containing .'id I) acres, more or las, n im
proveiriLis. NO. 3. AIo, the undivided on- half interest in
" acres, Bioreor le",nf Tench Francis survey ,ait-
1 i" Oraham township, said county, adjoining
lands of Itaac Hotbrock, Levi Hubler, e tit..
Having el out jn .etc cleared, having thermo a
dwelling n.'U'f. imni and other impr.ivenntl.
NO. 4. A I i-o, all drfoudant'a iutereM tn W aorts
of Tench Frui ts survey, situate In lirahiiitwp ,
sud covuty, Bujtdniug lati-is or Isaac Miimel,
lcHac ltothrnck. .!hn Holt ot al , wilh ahmit S
cleared, wilh dwelling house and nulbuild
ngs thereon.
NO. ii. AI.u,m11 defend nf' lutvrcst n and to 1 1
acres of jr.nn.nd, more or less, situate in Bradford
townhip. said county, hiunded uu the north by
puhlic rad lea i in (( Intni Woo.lljinit tu Higler. and
ailjoiiiing Und of John 11. Oca rharl. Jonathan
Boynton et al., hating about 4 aores cleared and
well fenced, aud tbe h-Unce timbered.
NO. ll. Al'o, all di-fr.idant's interest iu and tu
about 3 i0 acres of Win. MPherion survey, situ
ate iu Bradford tuwnhip, said county, bounded
hy Sus'inrhanaa river, land of Dixun. H. P. La nr.
berry and John Peter. Small piece cleared, coal
bank, sugar camp, witb bcuiloek and rock oak
tiuit.vr thereon.
NO. 7. ANfl, all derendaafa interest in and t.,
acrei ad.ioininjt Iwod ul Peter ( radius, Daniel
Maiurs. Jvhn C-nder et al., situate in Bradford
luansliin aaid
titiiv, itt acres cleared, no build
old to Peter reserved therefrom
j,,..,, ivn a-res
in this sale.
NO. H, ADit, that parcel of land situate in
Lawrence twp., said county, adjoining landiof
Ot-orge lnlc, Samuel Jordan and Kobert Mitchell,
' ct'Utninirg 7 acres, more or lern, all cleared and
fen.el.
NO. V. Also, that parcel of landsltuate In Laa-
retice twp., said eounly, adjoining Ilohert Wrig-
ley, other land of lrttilant known as Hfaitehill
iu. Aiei. all Ibat Iraet of aad ailuato Id
ltralfor.l twp , paid eouotr, parla ol llallaa and
has ir aurTcra, containing ll'.n aerea, mora or leaa,
adinmin, land nf John liraliaoi e.tete, Kchoon
i.ver, Stewart A Co., et too ecree cleared, frame
dwelling tioue, tiir'e barn and other outbuildioga
cc mplt le.
NO. II. Ala., the andivided iiae-balf intercM
in and to that tract of land, ailuate lo Brad
lord
twp., aaid county, adjoining J. II. Kyler, bounded
byturnpik on south, weit by Thos. Forcy, north
by W. rt. Taylor, containing loo aores in all, tn
utrei cleared, house and baru t hereon, witb al
u reo lay ana otner minerals.
NO. IS. All that certain lot of giound situate
in the Tillage of Williarusgro Bradford town
ship, bounded en th north by turnpike, wet by
lot of Thomas Forcey. containing one fourth til
an aera, more r leu, having n dwelling hoife,
labia and ether outbuilding thereon.
NO. 13. All defendant's interest in that certain
tract of land situate in Uradlord township, aaid
county, adjoining land af John W. Ilrahan. estate
on ibe south, Uill's tint on th west, John
West survey on tbe north, eoataining t0 acres,
more or less, pirt el W 111 ma Bell survey, subject
to the rights of J sired Fisher, Thomas MKlvey,
Leri Pcarce and Win. Knepp, suhjecl to co air art
of Weaver A Letts, for timber.
NO. 14. All tbat tract of Und situate In Brad
ford township, said oounty, aJjoioing Wm. lull
survey, land of John Laic, ludr and fienjania
Knepp, containing SI5 acres, more or less, pari
of John West survey, subject to improvements of
John Louder and Wm. Knepp, subject Iu contract
with Weaver A Hett, fur timber.
NO. 16. All that tract uf land situat in ttrnhaa.
townvhip, adjoining John West surrey, James
Hawthorn survey, Und of Wm. Hitching' elate,
containing .Hsu acres, mora or less, pari of Win.
II. West survey, subject to the rights of D- Wil
liams, N. Maines, nnd Henry Maine, Jr., subject
to contract nUh Weaver A Helta, for timber.
NO. til. Alio, all that certain tract situate il
Ttradford twp,, aaid oounty, a4joiniog lands of
Wui. 11. W est survey, A. K. W right survey, con
taining 1125 acres, more or less, part of Timothy
Pax on survey, having t heron an improvement of
Henry Maines, uhjtutto contract with Weavtr A
lied fur timber.
N. 17. Also, nil lhal certain tract of Und m
Hradford twp , said oounty, adjoining lands at
Wm- Porter. Jon. Uoyntonaud Robert Mitobtll,
and bounded on the north by T. dt C. Railway,
containing 1)7 a res, more less, part or t a Aaron
Levy and John It a it In y survey, hftlig a'tout I .
acres cleared, underlaid with ralatvMe fir rlir,
opened, witb coal bunk opened and opemtl.
N'l, 18. Al-o. all that corUin traol of laud sit
uate In Urabaiu township, said county, adjoining
John Hawthorne survey, lands f lloaver, Hsrria
A Co., Mitees Evans t nt., containing 3.i aerea,,
more or l,part of Thomas Hawthorne survey,
subject to timber cuntracts of Wavrr A Belt.
NO. 19. Also, all (hat ittain truvt f Un.k
itnile in llrahaiu twp , said rwinty, adjoining
lands of Hoover, Harm A tV. Jamee Hawthorn,
surrey on the north, Alex. Dallas survey on weal,
nontaining s(i acres. rorr or leu, part of Jaiper
Mavland mrvry, nnd ubjert to timtwr contract
of Weaver A Hells,
NO. 20. Alo, all that tial uf laud situat in
II raham tnwnhlp, said etiuaty, adjoining lands of
Wm. H. West, Tho, llwihrne, andCfaas. Smith
rve,va,coeiitiindV -res, more or less, and
,... j. i,n Mowr. ie timber con-
travt of Weaver and ileh.
Nil. 31. Also, all that tract .if land situat im
Uraham towmhip, said onuaty, adjoining Unda
sort eyed to John Moore, tJeo. Moore, I'adwalUdtr
livens t al nontaining about 2(10 aares, part sur
vey tn norneel Israel H heeltr, auhract to timber
contrsci with Weaver A Hetti. kmall amount
cleared.
NO. 21. All that tract nf land situat in (Ira
ham town. hip, aaid county, adjoining lands sur
veyed to Israel Wheeler, l'eter Widows, Timothy
Pall tin At ail . nlaiHitio I Oil I...
p,rl 0, Cdwallsder Kran ...rv.y. lulyeot to ti..'
r eonUllc, nf M eater A Iletts
NO-1 All that tract of land situate In dra
I ' ..",.:. R "' ll nrvP?
i " w u" "r- " Uelts,
NO. 21. Alia, all that iraot of Und aitiMt U.
(Irahatn township, said roiintyt nl;oiniog Land
surveyed to John Moor, T,hwt. Hawthorne, et al..
i containing t aores, mora or leaa. ban ot Ck.rlBf
ilbsunrr, subjtet to eoulra.-t ot Weaver A
ll.
NO. 1. Also, all tbat treat of land situate in
Orahain town, hip, said county, adjoining land ol
Mn.es Kvans, Jackson Hubler et al., containing
Iw'.'aeres. more or less, part of Patriok Moore sur
vey, snbject to contract of Weaver A Belts.
NO. Sfl. Ala., all that tract of Und sltnats in
Bradford township, said eouaty, adjoining land
of Juhn Cowder t al., und bounded by Huso,ue
haua river, eotitainlng ST acres, parte ol Jos. Sam
eon, Wm. Ham ana and Ma Hb itlaymaker sur
veys rafting grauad.
NO. ST. Also, all lhat trent of Und situate in
Bradford township, said eauaiy, adjoining Und
ot Wm. K repp and Ben). Krupp, and boumed b
HuMiaebsnna river, containing ItO aetwi, part .
Aarn Uy survey, bal ing raUi,u gruund, sab,
Jtcttf mftrat d everA llett. M .otslir
rred to Urais Bros.
NO, 51. Also, all that parrel of ground at Billet
Station, hounded on treat and south by pubiw
street, on north hy turnpike, having M acres, mora,
or let. No Imprevemante,
del sed, taken In evecqtlon and Ie he sold as lb,'
property el James B, Urahain.
Tim or Pai.n. Tkm price or sum at wkirlt
the property shall b struck off mnti b pmi at tbe
lime of aale, or snch .tther arrangements made as
will be eppcuveiL otherwise th property will b
ImmeiLatety put up and sold, again at tdioupeaf
tiid rlk of thf person tn whuiu it ias ttnudi o(
and who, in uq of deflcUnc at such re sale,
li 1.1 1 pate good, Ihe same, and U no laslanr
will the Ueet ho presented In. Cuurt fur gonOrme
tion unless lb money Is actually paid t th
hsrifl. J A Hit 4 MAHAKKKV,
Hiisairr'a Orrim, I Sherif.
flearlield. Pa., Fell. 1, I.HSil.
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