J t (Iknrt A. Parsons, Jr. Editor THURSDAY, MAY 7, :874. Summer Travel. Pleasure travel, which has become bo oommon with oil classes of Americans during the Eutumcr mootlis, is nutici puted by many as the most enjoyable event of the entire year. It carries tlicra to new scenes, familiarizes them with ptrange people, brraks the mo uotony of their lives, relieves them for a time fr6m mental and bodily strain, and reinvigorates them for life's cares and duties. It, therefore, becomes a mo mentous question how this recreation, often limited by considerations of economy both of time and means, can luost profitably and pleasantly be eu joyed. Many of our transportation lines J.gve arranged routes and rates to meet the requirements of the people, ami, from Mason to season these facilities are im proved and extended. The Penn sylvania Railroad Company has gained high reputation for the facilities it an nually presents this class of travelerB,and the popularity in lines enjoy is well merited. 1 boy ezteud into tbe most in teresting portions of the Middle Slate3, and eicursiouists chii be .carried over them for long distances at low rates, without annoying changes or transfers. Its roabway and rolling stock are pro bably the most perfect in America, and its management is complete, careful and courteous. As a consequence the com fort of travelers is assured and their safoty guaranteed. Every reader of cur rent news is aware of tbe fact that 8 "terrible accident"is rarely chronicled on any portion of this great railroad system. So far as scenery goes, no lines of railroad on tho conlinen cant surpass those ruoiug though Pennsylvania NaguiGcent agricultural panoramas, beautiful river views, splendid mouutain pictures, picturesque hill and valley, lovely villages,and flourishing towns und cities are seen in quick succession, A ride of twelve hours between Phil adelphia and Pittsburg show more in teresting variety than cau be seen in the same time and distance anywhere e!.je in the United States, and from this main channel a (core of brauches run, leadiug to localities aud resorts of unsurpassed attractiveness and woildwide popularity JLhe state of Pennsylvania is m itself bu interesting study, its bosom holds all the anthracite and much of the bituminous coal found on the continent. Its hidden fountains produce the larger portion of the oil now so essential to the comfort cud industry of the world. Many of its hills are depositories ot iron anl other ores, which arc utilized in im lncnce manufactories seen in every val ley. Its forests supply the principal part of the lumber used in tho great cities of the Atlantic seaboard. Its soil varies from the richest to the poorest. Its territory is washed by the tides of the Atlantic aud the wutei'3 of Lake Erie, and is drained into the Gulf ot Mexico by rivers navigable more than two thousand miles. Its doundaries completely separate New England uud iew lork trora the Mississippi valley aud its entire area is dotted by soeuee oi more than ordinary historical mterest All these combinations add to the charm and interest of travel, and every Am vricuQ can find something in it instru ctive aud gratifying. The accommodation provided for sum mer tourists on the line of the Peun bylvania Itailroad are uusurpassed. Uood notels in all the towns reached by U arc tho rule, not the exception, and many of them are elegant in all tueir appoint jasnt?. It would be difficult to select any highway of travel anywhere that can compare, in the essentials of com fort, safoty, expedition, aud interest with the magnificent system railroads managed by this company HYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS. A, prominent New York physician lately complained to Dundas Dick, about. Ins san dalwood Oil Capsules, stating that some times they cured miraculously ; but that i patient of his bad taken the in for sometim vitbout effect. On being iuformed that several imitations were made and sold, he inquired and found that Lis paticut hud been taking capsulas sold in bottles, and not DUNDAS DICii. & CO B. What happened to this physician may have happened to others, and DIMtAS DiCK & CO., take this method of protecting "Oil of (sandalwood froo this disrepute. PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Capsulas will CONTINUE TO DO SO. for they contain the PUKE OIL in the DEsT AND CHEAPEST form. OIL OF SANDLEWOOD is fact super ceding every other remedy, sixty Cepsules ONLY beiug required to insure a cafe and certain oure in six or eight days. From no other medicine can this result be had. Dick's Sovt Capsules solve the prob lem long considered by many eminent phy sicians, of how to avoid the nausea and dis gust experienced in swallowing, which are well known to detract from, if not destroy, the good effects of many valuable remedies. Soft Capsules aie put up in tin-foil and neat boxes, thirty ia each, nud are the only capsules prescribed by Physicians. S-THESE WEBE THE ONLY CAP SULES ADMITTED TO THE LAST PARIS EXPOSITION. Send for Circular to 35 Wooster St., N. Y. SOLD 3 AT ALL DSUG.STOBES. General Agency, 110 Reade Street, N. Y 4879 4S44 4945 DAGUSCAHOHDA RAILROAD. From and after Monday, Feb.. 6th 1873. - Trains will run on this lload as follows: Leaves Earley 7, 30 a. m., arrives at Daguscahonda- Junction 8 10 a. m., con necting with Acoom. east 8 14 a. ni., and with Mail west at 9 15 1. m. Leaves Daguscahonda at 9 20 a. m. arrives at Earley 10 00 a. in. Leaves Earley 3 SO p. m., and arrives at Dagus cahonda at 5 00 p. m., connecting with Mail east a,t 5 09 P. nv, and Accommo dation west at 5 40 p. m. In case P. & & trains are late, Daaus cabopda train bold twenty minutes be yond the above time, liclceta should alwsya be procured fceJore leaving atutiooa. SALS LAND. OF UNSEATED NOTICE Is hereby given that agreeably o the Act ot Aasctnbly, paused the 13th day ot March, 1816, entitled "an Act to nuiend nn Aot," directing the mode of selling Lands for taxes &o. Tlie following Traois of Unseated Land in Elk County, will bo exposed to publio Bale or outcry, for arrcdrnges of taxes, at tbe Court Houne in Hidgnay on I lie second Monday of June next (being tbe St It day of June, A. V. 1871,) unless sooner paid. EEITEZETTE TOWNSHIP. War. Acres. Warrnntee or Owuer, 63:12 J28 James Stokes Taxes. t3 40 93 40 HO 00 113 00 157 80 85 00 120 45 14) 00 08 20 155 00 67 00 101 80 124 20 67 44 121 20 1 11 00 17 02 M (-0 85 00 85 00 153 00 40 20 113 00 81 80 40 20 G333 1007 do (la do do do do d da do do do do do 5.188 1007 C344 1067 6015 101)7 ry-m 10(17 5;!47 1067 634S 1007 0379 450 f.380 1100 C383 490 5384 UUiO 6387 1100 5349 1008 6342 1100 At .08 000 6S58 144 Myron Merrill 5354 1100 5337 1007 tVti.0 1008 6351 llttO 5352 COO 533fl 1100 6287 275 5288 275 5289 223 do do do do do Amos II. Merrill do do do 82 36 08 20 6390 1100 James Hniomon & Co 533!) 1100 Jnnathnn Iirown 4'.;95 458 Addison Bwnitwood & Co 85 00 67 00 61 40 534 1 6012 547!) 5479 4!t'.Mj 04fl 5000 4!'97 mi 5473 61)23 53bS 5023 5479 6(122 5310 5(Mil 5482 C020 64 SO 5002 5013 6011 500!) 5024 5(125 5022 5481 5024 5003 51.V2 5310 5112'.) 1100 Cornelius Wainwright jPO Miles Dent 600 do 100 do GOO John Brooks 450 dj y.io do 4t:i II. C. Snnulding 650 do" 200 Robert Ewing 332J John Johnxnn 1100 Iiezckiith Mix 60 Andrew lent 285 Hamilton Down 110 David S. Johnson 550 lleury Blush Si'.iO Kinney & liorrows 107 32 67 no 12 20 40 20 61 40 7!t 40 54 87 62 10 1!3 40 40 20 113 00 6 21 40 20 10 42 ;;i 80 lO'.l 32 37 90 44 Lrasiutis JJoiey 100 Geo. Winelow & W. E. Jobnson 00 Ober & English ti'JO Heading Eisher & Co. JW do bOO do till!) do 134 John & D. S. Johnson 3d2 (Jo 12 20 4 30 169 32 111 88 150 52 168 82 1 2 20 4.1 00 110 Edith Johnson & A.Apker 1!) 4 275 Martin Euzs 23 40 28 do 2 58 '.:io Shaffer & Johnson 111 8S oOo Julius Jones V. 80 550 .Smith McCortnick & Mr.n 7! 40 !i0 Reuben rtinsluw Estate 85 00 TSXASTCEQ'S 5021 405 do 63 08 153 13-80 dj 17 80 5015 9! "0 do 111 88 5027 V) do 07 30 156 do 12 20 fiOO (b 73 80 109 dj M 74 2!'0 di) 21 99 100 do 9 40 6011 100 do 0 00 117 do 14 10 290 do 42 41 ISO do 12 20 5027 200 do 17 80 5343 1100 Cook & Pnrtee 155 (Mi 5024 003 Ralph Johns.on 40 20 6178 1100 Chas St John & Roihrock 79 40 5011 9!'0 do 84 1G 5477 1100 do 141 00 5020 10(1 do 15 00 5481 300 II. Men iman 20 20 EEK2HTSE3 TOWITSHIP. 4105 25 Johu Cnrrall 5 08 4105 25 Peter Gan ity, for 1873, 3 70 4100 25 Geo. Weis 5 08 4115 75 Johu Milne, for 1873, 10 44 4115 48 Cetar A. Jackot 9 93 4104 25 Peter Byrnes, for 1873, 5 84 4407 6 Michael O Sullivau, for '73 1 01 4107 60 John Furuill 12 91 4107 27 Cesar A. Jackob 5 08 4105 25 Samuel Hancock 5 08 483 611 Lawrence & Cassett 90 09 482 823 do 173 13 823 990 2( 10 80 220 3d0 459 990 do 185 61 do . 17 91 do 47 89 4958 4958 4901 4901 4977 4990 4993 4992 4103 Lament Gas Coal Co 60 84 5W 90 900 49.1 990 990 990 397 005.1 do . 94 04 do 18 01 do 17911 Duviu Raw 93 1 do 1 85 23 do 1N5 23 do 1. Ridgway Farm & Coal Co 74 89 4104 4105 4100 4107 4108 4115 4109 00 do do do do do do do do do do do da da do do do 124 90 1138 1412 898 998 7G3 990 213 (-9 249 1 10810 180 35 143 31 1 SO 35 193 04 141(3 1049 1-10 4402 640 4403 '.IN) 4410 1073 J 4111 1025 60 102 01 183 38 201 47 191 65 10 30 82 90 200 200 ;6 20 499G B2 90 7 72 6 31 4404 4404 JUKI 4100 4407 4408 522 Edward II u O'er 522 Fred. F. Eersenbrock 5224 FraocH Aulciks 522! August Fortenbcck 420 Clenietu Keller 000 do 905 Muthias YonGajcn 100 F L Newton S4 28 84 28 84 35 84 35 79 04 112 00 180 00 19 57 4470 4001 2357 990 West Creek M'f & M'g Col84 95 4878 990 do 14 95 1023 990 990 do do do 218 55 184 95 184 95 22 57 177 61 94 00 101 78 4 20 and 184 95 184 95 184 95 184 95 6 08 60 33 88 74 10 36 27-47 4 19 19 90 C 31 6 81 480 1023 Chas. Hecbner 2374 952 Geo Dickinson 4975 600 Rona Onrtuyvall 4881 611 John Morris 4X81 32 do 2303 990 M'Kean & Elk Land Iain. Co. 2397 990 do 4905 990 do 4877 990 do 2i M A Mitchell 49C0 275 Thos Luckenback 600 S.douia Von Erescl 4881 60 John Kirchner 4809 1 42 Win C Black 4101 IS do 4407 107 do 4407 29 do - 25 Owner uuknown 125 The Wilcox Tanning Co LOT NO. K1UQWAT STSEET. 91 iiev Jeremiah O'Uara 92 do 79 James Doyle 88 Wni-N 'Kennedy 89 do 90 do 68 Thos M Cormlok 69 do 84 Michael O'Sullivaa for '73 T02 DiTid Spillsne TALBOT STREET 17 Thos Collins 18 do 66 Wm Shin for 1873 88 Thos Collins 9 do ' BAILBOAV STSIIT. f7 ?ral Hetty ' 27 68 1 67 1 64 1 63 1 65 166 1 54 1 56 1 53 1 82 1 66 1 66 1 63 127 1 66 "163 ;ei ... CO M O'Suflivan for 18711 r 1 32 10 Lots James Coyle 4 111 840 Rev Louis Cartuyval 74 02 1 Lot J 8 Bates 1 66 200 BcniingerandEschbach 214(1 4115 GO Edward Deluhunt 10 30 VINE STREET. 4107 60 Daniel Gary 10 30 4107 25 Wm Uhannahan ' fl 08 4958 100 Ueo Wels 17 88 25 M Shannnhan 6 08 80 E U Williams 14 38 60 Bcnimyor Co I) 48 60 Mathias Bnrnuua 8 48 4105 200 Palmer Co 37 16 4106 25 William Corkey 6 24 4105 25 Pal Dwye 7 74 4110 31 Wm J Flint 6 81 4114 C2 James Hall 11 01 4104 74 John Ford 10 03 60 Owners unknown 19 03 4105 400 Owners unknown 80 00 4104 400 do 80 00 4103 400 do 80 00 4880 400 do 80 06 4879 400 do 80 0i 4888 1000 Benzinaer and Eschbach 257 1)8 4887 JOOO do 207 93 4102 2ti do 43 40 20 do 6 30 25 James Donnelly 6 47 4115 HI Daniel Frasur 6 31 4110 60 do 1 03 4b88 03 John Krug 9 03 res TOWNSIEP. 9 J L Ellis 4244 1 4245 f 4341 I 4340 f 85 8 691 1 Sampaon Short' 4340 219 4243 927i 4178 do do Michael SI. tun 90 98 4(14 2.' 3 4098 41198 4077 4078 4(181 4088 4097 4098 0 Johu Albert 00 10 0 Nicholas Rummel 00 04 296 Ridgway Furni &Conl Co 103 9 240 do 80 09 00 67 708 439 do do do do do 23 88 20 78 208 21 102 4t 4374 2001 4087 144 72 0. do 88 60 259 35 4187 4901 4890 4902 4177 4 mo 4190 4900 4274 4274 4082 4077 4178 407!) 408 4088 1081 4173 1097 409S 4098 40H7 4MS7 4(i87 990 Caroline M Pray 49-i ISKJinglaud 579 do 145 do 900 Hannah Ramard 439 0 W Whittaker 50 Richard Gardner 293 do 200 Geo C White 40 Robt I ltuhe 303 Edward Huffer 70!) do 60 Wm Wensel 25 W nhicbia O'Rouke, for 25 Edward Homier '73 25 do '72, '73 45 C R Enrley !!0 Silas Mnyer lot) JcioiiiO 1'oncil 27 Elizabeth McGlaughlin 12J Rose Kelly, for 'o 54 James Wrinkle, tf '73 25.1 John K Jones 2oJ-Thos Collins 5(1 Felix GaLguish 210 118 10 64 08 314 153 90 1 75 00 103 81 63 20 14 9: 95 7. 201 08 14 0 73 4 45 4 4 7 63 12 7. 11 41 35 80 3 47 2 1 t 6 35 .1 01 9 70 itr.8 -i 4077 1(198 4087 00 Jamce IV 01 1 on 51 Henry Clinton Wilt 50 1'aiiick M'Cready 100 Wm Apple, for 1873 11 44 0 43 9 70 10 20 00 rams Hancock 50 Jos Fcberly. fur 1872 4O90 33 Couther & Willis 05 Armel Tin-ley 100 Thos Jordan 50 Maihew Havs 4178 20 Horace Little 4079 ' 50 do 4247 72 Noble Coal & Oil Co 4373 4247 249 do 4210 500 do 4247 14 05 6 10 6 12 31 42 70 9 70 4 48 18 04 20 07 87 64 195 88 195 88 9 70 4215-1500 do 4244 4087 25 Richard Edwards 50 Horace Littlo 4890 1 258 9-10 garali II Kidder 4901 7 53 60 87 4189 : 50 Owner unknown 65 80 HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP. 274 A M Weidler HkiO Thos Struther 1000 do 1099 do 3000 3781 3753 2020 3002 S0G4 3003 2025 2019 1778 2025 2027 1830 38 91 141 00 141 00 154 47 890 Drcxel Duhiingi Wright 120 43 932 do 131 4 1031 do 100 Sebastian Ilahn 896 Walter liryant 1031 do MO A Wolf 402 Geo Dickinson 954 do 145 34 15 84 120 44 145 34 15 84 43 22 101 13 147 02 2"38 1043 do 3000 490 do 2034 150 do 2025 100 J and M Mack Part of 8752 500 Thos Gould for '7 Part of 3788 500 J M Joniaon do 3752 500 John Lane 3788 600 do 18 U 1005 Allegheny Rank Pitts. 7f 2033 1038 W m Robinson 2032 1052 do 1803 902 John F Jones 3701 1095 Martin Hart 1783 902 A brier Causcl 1558 888 John P Drown 2034 90 j J C Chnpiu 3700 1000 ko 2403 815 do 2456 289 do 3057 10OO Owner unknown 2034 50 do 3773 900 S Jones and Co 3782 900 Little and Souther 3771 1000 Nathaniel F Jones 3778 1000 do 1799 100 James Gallagher 1799 800 Chas R Gillis 1775 500 do 1770 100 John Iiukle 1776 HH) Ed Hart, for 1873 2034 112J Jos Ii Wadswoith 2031 118 Joseph Thorpe 2034 112J Titos Few 3776 100 S P Johnson 3786 216 do 8778 1000 Henry M Decknrt 70 44 16 76 15 00 3 34 00 34 00 71 00 71 00 I 07 23 146 20 143 27 135 53 154 30 185 53 125 32 13 00 141 00 45 10 34 45 141 (HI 8 55 67 84 127 65 141 (JO i4i;oo 16 00 71 00 63 50 15 00 7 00 16 74 17 58 10 74 23 40 31 28 111 00 141 00 41 00 40 9G 143 84 7 00 3700 1000 Souther Rod Willis 2302 290 lo 2404 288 John Nicholson 3055 1019 Alfred Avery 1776 100 Elizabeth Cooper for '73 H0ET0:i TOWNSHIP. 4255 1002 J L Ellis 4396 4279 932 do 191 88 208 14 1091 5 95 10 52 9 18 10 62 10 62 10 52 20 05 10 62 10 53 9 20 8 94 8 95 128 82 212 68 4370 62 Geo Dickinson 26 do 60 James Coyne 43 do 60 do 60 Rechenwald and Paul 52 Jaoob Didlot 100 T Echuian 60 Wingardncr and Rubel 60 Souther aud Willis 62 do 50 do 60 ' do 573 Penn Caunel Coal Co ' 652 do 900 do 4370 4370 4371 4371 4370 4371 4369 4344 4463 4342 4343 4450 4248 4248 201 03 677 Shawmut Cannal Coal Co 129 20 609 do 127 44 900 do 2ul 03 164 William Reed 80 84 41 Noble Ceal & Oil Co. 1141 60 do 16 24 200 Short and Wiloox ' 20 08 633 do 08 69 84 Elvira C Horton 22 84 4249 4840 4241 4272 876 Short, Wilcox & M'Clclland48 63 1313 21 James Wilson 664 64 James O'Hara 7 86 4400- 200 Daniel Kingsbury . 87 06 72 Bh Owner Vsawa i-i 4242 847 N BLane and others 45 07 4396 60 0-10 J 8 Hyde sad others 10 62 22 73 100 do 4 81 4200 o Henry L Carlisle 41 01 4182 990 do 68 87 4200 830 James M'Ulellond 21 06 4188 140 do 0 89 4188 250 do 16 88 4181 245 do 10 60 4188 200 Nathan Bailey 13 70 4188 850 JohnHulme 23 23 4275 990 do 63 87 4271 610 John T French 89 74 JAY TOWNSHIP. 5283 1100 Amos R Merrill 175 70 6288 825 do 222 64 6287 825 - do 219 63 6289 646 ' do 145 69 6290 612112-100 do 98 81 4194 400 Wm Parker 88 08 4196 989 D R Jones 105 83 4195 206 James btokes 22 84 4197 220 do 24 32 6005 990 do 158 41 4197 4197 4198 4895 4899 4897 5046 5019 5006 4H90 6007 6004 4892 4890 4897 4S82 4185 4899 4899 4845 4891 4894 4893 4N90 5284 245 Sebastian Weii 27 87 60 Chas U Miller 8 95 850 James Donuehauer 182 20 134 Reading Fisher and Co 16 90 388 do 40 79 50 do 8 95 990 Phillip M Price 132 17 9!K) do 182 18 990 do 132 18 659 E I England 89 9!) 990 do lllo 94 990 do 158 48 200 LuRois and Lowe 27 50 66 do 16 90 15 do C90 A J Lewis 852 Christian lirower 8(1(1 llvzchiah llorlon HKJ do 400 R A Weed 295 Reading and Rartlts 4 1 9 do 150 do IK 10 do 25 David Tyler 60 Daniel Drew or 990 lknry Luruiue 990 do 94 O R Rice 490 Johu ll Cox 94 Tyler and Fiuney 98 do 98 do 217 A II 8haw 3 65 130 85 88 31 128 20 43 40 98 62 ' 03 64 89 88 19 55 284 20 4 98 11 00 210 88 210 88 22 20 78 91 10 90 16 90 16 90 27 50 12 45 12 45 8 95 8 95 22 20 19 65 11 GO 47 65 29 05 1 1 CO 11 00 184 00 182 17 1100 8 95 105 94 83 22 10 90 49 81 35 12 228 70 91 81 98 88 47 20 47 20 1 70 81 170 84 4897 5029 4898 51117 5030 4892 4893 4X95 4895 4893 4190") 4198 I 4195 I 9191 I 6081 1 6082 J 4900 51182 5083 5082 4i99 5030 4900 4900 72 Francis gchidcr 72 Horace Little 94 Reuben Winslow 50 100 94 loo do do do Hammond Jones and Co 298 II Henry and Co 207 A E.GuU'. . 100 do 100 W 8 Hamblen 990 Souther and Willis 990 Dorks and Bow man 100 J R Morey 50 Phillip Lcilly 990 Spiiin; I'.un Oral Co 727 do 100 John F t'oniln "47 Suiah 11 Kidder JKflES T0WNS3IP. I.i3 Robeit llt.l.-ey 991) Chas Ifcebuci 898 d.i yi John t-"cjlt 6018 4180 5H32 4194 5028 6081 4194 4890 2504 2781 2078 2073 2(10 ; hos Vun Court 200 Geo Eickiii.'ou !'!'U Vu) llerr.v.ig Kniatc 990 do 21 ( bin Vcrbcck, for lo73 5(1 U W L'rown 1(H Win H Javkron 825 lnnc II I'l iimd U22 John .1 Ridg-xy 2592 2021 2504 10 02 21 (12 1 12 51 210 00 2-1 21 und . 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B226 ' 8265 1108 do. 171 62 8256 096 do 163 00 8257 860 do 133 48 8258 825 do 128 07 iHLISTONE TOWNSHir. . 2543 000 Owners unknown 811 60 2548 900 do - 81160 2542 990 do 311 60 2596 675 Wm Dilwortb 238 88 2518 850 Ruinback 12180 2518 60 Miss J A Hars 18 25 2518 876 Wm Armstr ng 130 68 2545 000 James A Hars for '73 811 00 2546 000 do 154 60 2548 900 do 164 00 2517 000 do for '78 811 60 2523 000 do 811 60 2790 000 do 811 60 2582 000 do 31160 2639 000 Drexcl Dnhriug k Wright 31 1 60 2067 000 do 272 12 2581 660 do 190 76 2302 0(H) do 81160 2605 900 Jo 3H60 2792 242 do 84 49 2789 693 do 240 09 8776 471 do 280 09 192 Henry Raught 21 40 404 2 626 Owner unkuown 128 23 2707 650 do 190 76 O il) da 135 65 4134 900 do 81160 4135 000 do 811 60 4120 9(H) do 81150 606 N Strong & II Raught 230 77 2618 CO Geo & J Mays 13 42 2524 900 J F Wynkoop & Go 187 80 6700 UN) Owner unknown 35 60 25 LC Wynkoop C 18 EIESWA7 TOWNSHIP. 4392 G20 Constant Van Dusto Constant Van Iletshoif do J S Schultz 112 98 40 10 230 01 220 54 132 95 87 29 93 22 151 19 175 01 146 15 159 60 4393 MGtiO !J201 4849 4f.r,0 4854 4375 4376 4389 4377 4VM 4809 4870 4270 4285 3283 4389 4395 1394 4390 4391 4395 4394 171 1112 1142 004 437 467 762 879 735 800 973 do do do do do do do do Ridgway Farm & 223 87 234 38 155 50 233 38 27 80 267 10 191 07 208 50 197 71 88 38 8 90 39 32 93 99 92 60 107 84 205 48 145 03 98 55 288 1G 48 53 44 80 46 05 7:i 15 77 02 20 00 21 70 20 75 233 86 236 12 244 78 120 08 8 55 222 50 an Coal Co do do do . do 1020 075 1020 117 916 liryant & Ewer 916 do 1000 do 048 do 528 do 40 A W R Burroughs 163 Edward ilufftr 406 do do da J II Huffer A iluxbuufcr do Wilmarth & Co Geo Ilickinsun do do do do do D X T.icker John GuIiihc 400 501 893 629 426 1000 277 150 108 210 332 83 120 100 1016 1018 1065 520 33 0C8 144 150 76 4392 4870 4865 3264 3265 Johu J Kid do ;way 3278 3283 3281 4802 48C3 4864 4868 4866 do do do do do do do 35 15 IS 42 dl 32 15 60 15 00 16 69 1 16 48 10 88 20 75 23 01 13 05 32 60 8 90 7 42 45 Asa Cnmmings PR J V Houk do Wui V Hobdell lr J S iScutt, fur T Cobb do do do do do do 86 75 81 50 100 116 61 12S 40 26 253 1375 4285 3285 4850 Clarion River Min Co 87 90 231 do 80 30 5 G T .M Nulty 4848 I 400 Jerome I'owtll 3283 f 4848 ) 200 Tatlow Jackson 15 29 58 25 50 38 3283 f 408 DicLinson Si Wil marth 109 30 1 Charles M'Xulty 3 88 4SC9 83 Geo V Rhiues 25 07 90 do 15 94 00 do 14 90 400 RFKly 115 50 176 do 61 36 1055 do 241 45 80 do 19 33 50 James II Mayo 12 45 50 Geo Stephenson 12 45 484S 63 CV Giliis 13 77 100 Sam & Jas Gardner 19 75 CPEHT0 CSEES TOWNSHIP. 5797 513 Neil Rogers & IJiacllOO 09 15f,0 504 J do 221 31 5718 532 do 93 99 5796 1035 do 181 88 5799 316 do 83 78 32 do - 7 65 3728 15 do 2 04 4041 311 do Cl 65 255 do 67 71 2036 1358 liryant & Euwer 338 18 1562 501 do 07 11 2748 554 Henry R Moore 121 95 2:142 H50 Ueury Ruht 40 84 2971 900 Merchants and Matif RaLk of Pittsburgh 294 00 2986 900 do 394 00 2915 900 Darius Currier et, 1.394 00 2948 900 G Blake & others S94 00 2775 113J do 32 02 2037 1055 Alleghany Rank 61 Pittsburgh, for '73 108 Cl 2792 200 Drexel Duhriug & Wright 44 67 1566 300 A W Irwin 40 30 102 Thos Irwin 18 80 1566 200 do 27 20 1557 182 Geo D Messenger 32 78 4552 200 Samuel Crawford 35 93 4569 150 Dellaven & Procius 27 20 4569 25 Seth Clover 5 36 200 do 85 93 3728 174 Wm S Marshall 23 77 1561 485 Richard Raker end Jno G Hall 86 71 657 Souther & Willis 115 76 481 do 85 01 4041 114 James Morrison, '73 12 07 98 Arinagost 20 90 ST. llAHT'S ECEOUCII. Lot. No's Streets 14 Benedict John Hawlej 1 35 44, 40, 1 58, 62. I Centre R F C Co 4 53 9, 42, 431 44,31, 82, 33, 34, 35, 80,37,88, 8940. 41. 1 Maurice do 12 28 of 30. 1 31, 83, Co, "I 37, 39, 41, I 44, 45, 17, .John 48, 49, 67, 53, 61, 65, J 1, 2, 3, 4, ) Georgo do 5,11,12.J 4,5, 9. 20, Charles do 26, 27. . J do 15 10 8 42 7 30 15 10 26, 27, 22, 23, 19, 20, 21, 25, 24, 1 ot 28. 0. 2 acres Church do School do 2 79 Mill do 6 64 Mill do 2 71 J acre 3 acres Mill Rev Louis Cartuyals 7 20 61 Rupert Dennis Rergcn 2 08 65, 73, 65 do Owners unk'o 4 24 44,88, 8 do do 3 11 9 Patrick James IJoylo 1 71 98 do do 171 85,86 do Ellen Hopsdale 2 41 87,88 do Isabella C ()'Connei2 41 102,103,104 Pat'k John Sheridan 3 12 82 83 81 9ll 02) 1)5 I Patrick Owur's uu'koG 01 100, 101. ) 32 Benedict Put Ganlcy '73 1 38 HI do Win Il.ickett 1 71 11.12 do Ow'isun'kn 2 41 14 do do I 83 68 WuUmrRer Pat Fahcrty'73 1 17 63.61,65 do John Moron 3 12 16, 62, 69 do On'rs un'kn '73 2 14 1 - ill) do 6 John Ed Byrnes 171 1 71 1 71 60 do Johu Conuinkv 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 6 i. t John Ou'rs un'kn 5 63 6G. 14 Louis James M'Xumer 1 71 6 do John Dixon 1 71 15 do Win A Nu.renf 1 71 17 4 do John M'Nuincr 1 71 do Leonard Cook 1 71 do Owners un'kn 3 70 0, 9. 11. J 51, 52, 53, Erino John Moran 54, do A Mon 11 ey 39, do Junius Rowan 35, 36, 73, ) James Boyle 3 12 1 71 1 71 3 82 aud 44 ) 35 iSlianiruek M riyiiet'73 1 38 47 do Pat Given 1 71 34,36. do LeouHrd Cook2 41 38, do Mike Murtv 1 71 37, 47, do Geo Ed Weis 42. 43, 60 Erino do 115.116.) Charles Unknown 117.11S i 113,114 ) do d 100.107. )' 25, 46, Hiaiurouk E Siaufler 2 41 3 12 5 23 3 82 2 41 ;3 Centre Michael Towey 1 71 41 Michael Pat Lswlcr 1 71 120 acres Hugh M'Grath & Co 85 60 30, 31, 32,"! 33. 34. 85, I 36. 37. 38, Maiirioo J ilaber 73 6 70 39,40,41. 42, 43, 44. J 43,45,51, 53, 55, 61, ( Center do 4 80 58, 56, 62 f 64. J JOSEPH WIXDEELDER, Treasurer. ltidt'wi;y, Pa., April 2, 1874. VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER Every year increases the popularity of this valuable Hair Preparation; which is due to merit alone. "We can assure our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high, standard ; and it is the only reliable and perfected prep aration for restoring Gbay on Faded Hair to its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff, and, by its tonic properties, prevents! the hair from falling out, as it stimu lates and nourishes the hair-glands. By its use, tho hair grows thicker and etronger. In baldness, it restores tho capillary glands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except in extreme old age. It is the most economical Haiti Dkesslng ever used, as it requires fewer applications, and gives tho hair a splendid, glossy ap pearance. A. A. Hayes, JLD, State Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "Tho constituents aro pure, lind carefully selected for excellent quality; and I consider it the Best Pbepabatiox for its intended purposes." Bold ty all Drugji$ti, and Dealer I in lltdicinu. Prioe Ono Dollar. Buckingham's Dye FOB TELE WHISKERS. As our Renewer in many cases re quires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whisk ers, we have prepared this dye, in one preparation; which will quickly and effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash off. Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents. Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO., ESTABLISHED 123, MEYER 4 SONfl, . l'lAXO MANUFACTURERS, TZ-Z Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA. HIE LEADING FIRST-CLASS FIANOS. No other Fianog have the improvements Yrhe Medal of the World' Fair, London England, and the Ligbett Prize of (hi country awarded. v8n42-3ra VICE'S FLORAL GUIDE FOS 1874. 200 PAGES ; 600 ENGRAVINQ8, aod COI.OKED PLATES. Pubic bed quarterly at eenU a Year. First No. for 1874 hat been issued. A German Edition at tame price Address JAMES VICK, rtofkester, N.. Y. BUSINESS CARDS. G. A. 11ATIIBUX, Attorny-at-law, Ridgway, Pa. j 1 1 IiUFUS LUC ORE, Attorney-at-Lav, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. Offioe la v Hall's new brick Building. Claims for collection promptly attended to. v3nlly. II ALL A M'VAVLEY, Attorneys-at-Ltw. Office in New Brick Building, Main St Kidguay, Elk Co., I'm. 8n2lf. REYNOLD'S HOUSE' SEYNOLDSVILLE, J2FmSMT CO, FA. H. S. LELNAP, raorBiisiOB J. 0. W. BAILEY, ATTOUNEY-ATLAW. Tlnzoyl. Ridgway, Elk County, Pa. Agent for the Traveler's Life and Aeo dent Insurance Co., of Hartford. Conn. JAMES D. FULLER TON, Surgeon Dentist, having permanently lo cated in JilCWSV. n flora his lirntnaainnol - B f. ..Hvu.VHHi vw - vices to the citizens of Kidgway and sur- i.mnuiug country, ah wora warrantee Olbco in bin-vice & Wheeler's Building, up stairs, first door lo the left, T3-n-ii2-ly G. G. MESSENGER, DrilFirist and PnrrPiitit V w of Mum ttiid Mill streets, Kidgway, Pa. A lull MSBortment of rm-Plnllv Sniw.iUi j wAvvtva M. VI - eien anil Dnmextin limn-M li.r.t..i B . bu m. a vova ijlfVUB carefully dispensed at all hours, day r "6"'- vinay J. S. B ORD W ELL, M. ., Eclectic Physiciuu and Surgeon, has remov- ed his office from Centre street, to Main t. liiugway, ra 111 the second story of the new brick building of John G. Hall, oppo site do's store, (jQieo hours: (J lo 9 a m: 1 to 2 p. m. 1 jun 9 73 T. S. HARTLEY. M. D., Pirlirnn. Vn fttiii-u i ti VV i 1 b lln.hi;.,. i-pectal attention given to Surgery. Office house 110111 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. Kcsidene on curl er uf South und Court streets, op posite the new School House. All calls promptly attended to. ln2yl. HYDE LOUSE, UinowAY, Elk Co., Pa. W. 11. SCHUAM, Proprietor. Tlmuktul for the patronage heretofore no liberully bestowed upon him, the new piuprieior, bupex, by paying strict at tention to the comlort aud convenience of gucjls, to merit a coniinuuuce 01 ih same. Oct 30 1S6J. BUCK TAIL HOUSE, Kane, McKean Co., Pa. K. E. LOOKLli, Proprietor. Tbaultiul lor the putrouagu berelot'ou so iiberuUy bestowed upon bnu, the new pru pvicior, hopes, by puying strict attention 10 the cuwlut't uud ouvvuicuco of guests. . 10 uiciii u cuiitiuuHuou of the same. Thu only stublcs lor horses iu Kano uud 'weil kept uight or Uuy. ilali auuehed la thp Hotel. Ytu23-y'te&Ji!rV' KUR6EY HOUSE, C'tiKThavtLLii, Elk. Co., Pa. Joun Collins, Pioprietor. Thauktul iui- tho patronage fceretolora so liber illy bestowed upon hitf, the new l'io pieior, hopes, by paying strict at lentiou lo tlie cuuilori anil convenience oi guests, tiuiciit a continuance of the same. r. W. HAYS, UEALE IN Dry ' Goods, Notions, Grcceriee, and General Variety, FOX, ELK CO., PA. Karlcy 1'. O vln47lf. JAMES EEXF1&L1), (Suco sor to W. C. Ilcaly,) DEALER IN -EY GOODS, CECC2r3, TUCVISIOXS. PRODUCE, I'UUITS, &.o. v3u7if. West Eud, Ridivay, Pa FRED. 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Agents wanted everywhere, and liberal in ducements offered. Sample copies with full paitioulars and description of the Chromos sent on receipt of (is cents. Only two dsllttrs and a half a year. Address, TO-DAY PRINTING & PUB. CO.. T33 Satiaom St., I Ata. 712 Broadway, N. Y. 8 School St, Boston. .', 113, & 117 E. Madison St, Chicago.
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