Rates of Advertising.
One S'piare (t Inch,) one Inertlon - $1 M
One Sipiare " one month (
One Square " . three months fl Oft
One Square " ono year - 10 !
Two Square, one year - 15 00
Quarter Col. 30 09
Half " " 60 00
One " " - - - - 100 09
Business Cards, not exceeding one IncU
In length, f 10 per year.
Legal notices at established rate.
These rate are low, and no deviation
ill be made, or discrimination among
patrons. The rate otTered are such,
will make it to tho advantage of men dot r
business in the limits of the circulation of
the paper to advertise liberally.
Forest Republican.
M PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY, BY
. . W, R. DUNN.
jUTIi In K.rox'9 Building, Elil Street.
TERMS, 82.00 A YEAR.
No Subscription received for a shortor
period than throe month.
Correspondence solicited from all part
of 1 hi' country. No notice will be taken of
simony mons communications.
Miirrin-'M timl Death notices liiHortod
gratis.
' Lot us have Faith that Right makes Might ; and in that Faith lot us to the end, dare do our duty as we understand it."- -LINCOLN.
VOL. V. NO. 2.
TIONESTA, PA., TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1872.
$2 PER ANNUM.
OUSINESS DIRECTORY.
. wkwton rti ris.
MILKS W. TATB.
rETTIS A TATE,
ATTORNEYS A.T LAW,
lm jHfiv-f, TTOXKSTA, PA.
Is l ie Ash,
TToltNKY T LVW, 'Ml ritv. Pa.
V i r 1 nrn.-tipo in the various Court of
F r' county. All business entrusted to
il rare will rocelve prompt attoiiti n.
10 IT
W. W. Huoiit Gwrgt A, Jaaki,
Mason oV Jenks,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. OOVn on Klin
Stroct, above Walnut, TionrsM, l'n.
A
C W. GUflllan,
TTORNHY AT LAW, Franklin, Ve
nango Co., l a. II.
W. P. MercHHott,
Attorney at Law.
AND
HF, 1 1. KHT.1TK AC3EXT.
TI OX EST A, PA.
27-tf
J. It. IH ltUlS, I). D. FASSETT,
II A It HIS, t FASSETT,
Attorney at Law, Tltusvllle Ponn'a.
1 PRACTICE In ull the Court or Warren,
Crawford, Forest and Venango Coun
ties. 49-tf
Tionesta House.
TT ITTEL, Proprietor, Elm St., Tio-
nrsia. Pa., at the mouth of thocrerK
Mr. I'tln ha thoroughly renovated tho
TioneUa Mouse, and re-furnished It com
pletely. All who patronize him will be
well entertained at reasonable rates. 20 ly
FOREST HOUSE,
D1JLACK PROPRIETOR. Opposite
Court House, Tionesta, Fa. Just
opcaed. Everything new and clean and
fresh. The licit of liquor kept constantly
on lianu. A portion ot me public patron'
age is respectfully solicited. 4-17-1 v
Holmes House,
TUONESTA, PA., opposite the Depot,
C. I. Mat ilc, Proprietor. Good Sta
hliug connected with the house. tf.
Syracuso House,
rpiDIOUTl', Pa., J. A D Maoris, rroplo
JL tors. The house has boon thoroughly
reHtted and is now in the tint-class order,
with the best of accommodations. Any
iiforiiiatlon concerning Oil Territory at
lum point win do cneoriuiiy itirnisned.
-ly J.iD.MAOEK,
Exchange Hotel,
T OWKB TIDIOUTE, Pa., D. S. Rams-
1J dkki. A Son Prop's. This house having
been retitmt is now the most desirable stup-
Ria;; place In inllouto. A good rlilliart
.ooin atUiclic 1. 4 ly
National Hotel,
J RV IN ETON, PA. W. A. Hallenbnek,
Proprietor. This hotel is Nkw, and is
w open us a lirst class house, situate at
re junction nfthe Oil Crock ft Allegheny
. tor and riiila'lc Iphia ,fc Erin Railroads,
pponite the Depot. Parties having to lay
ver trams will lino this the imut convon
nt hotel in town, with hrst-elaxx accom-
nodations and reasonable "barges, tf.
Dr. J. L. Aconb,
PHYSICIAN ANI SI." R I EON, who has
had fifteen years' experience in a largo
and auccossiui practice, will attend
Professional Calls. Ollice in bis Drug and
Grocery IStore, I'xatcd in Tldioulo, near
a Kiioute uouse.
IN HIS 8TOKK WILL HE FOUND
A full assortment of Medicines. Linnora
Tobaeisi, Cigars. Stationerv, dlass. Paint.
Oil. Cutlery, and lino Groceries, all of the
host quality, and will be sold at reasonable
rates.
II. It. BUIMUSW, an experienced Drug
1 1st from New York, has charge of the
it-ore. All prescriptions put up accurately.
ii.
D.YW. CLARK,
(COMMISSION KH'fl CI.EKK, FORKST CO., PA.)
REAL ESTATE AO EXT.
HOUSES nnd Lots for Sale and RENT
Wild Land for Halo. 1
t
T Iiqva mnnrlnr ftlellltin. Air Baoiti-lnlnlni, I
tho condition of taxes and tax deeds, Ac, j
Biin am inereiore ipiaineu m aci iniciu- j
gently a aent of those livinir at dis- i
tanco owninit lands in the County.
Olllee in CoinmisHlonera Itooin, Court
Ilotiso. Tionesta, Pa.
4-41-ly. D. W. CLAItlC.
JOHN A. OALl, PRilt
MNA. FSOPtH, VICSPIlttT. A. H.tTECLI, CAIHN
TIOITESTA
SAVINGS BANK,
Tionesta, For cat Co., Pa.
This Hank transacui General Ranking,
roUectiau and Exchange liusiness.
Drafts on the Principal Cities of the
L tilted Htnti and Europe bought and sold,
MJold and Silver Coin and Government
Securities bouuht and sold. 7-U0 Bonds
eon verted on the most favorable term.
. Interest allowed on time deposita,
N ar. , it.
SLOAN & VAN GIESEN.
BLACKSMITHS
TIULtSUIlHir.S BALES.
rnv. niTnmnon, prtL
K U UITHHIUUN, TrM.
T. . WRlflHT. rr.
(iKU. W. IHTHHIIK'il!,
HuMfM Uatumer.
THE SUPERIOR LUMBER CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles &c.
Mills on Tioncita f rerk, Forest Co., Pa.
Yardi k Office cor. 22d k Rail Rund Ms.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
UNSEATED LANDS.
NOTICE 1 hereby given that m pursu
ance of an Act ot the General Assem
bly of the Commonwealth 01 Pennsylva
nia, passed the IHlh day of March, 1K15,
entitled an Act to amend an Act directing
tho mode of selling Unseated Iandn for
Taxes Ac., and the several subsequent
Act supplementary thereto. The follow
ing tracts of unseated lauds, and in and
out lot in the County of Forest, or so
much thereof as will pay tho arrearage of
taxes and cost accrued tiiereon, will ue
exposed to public sale at the Treasurer'
Oilier, in Tionesta Itorough, Forest Coun
ty, Pa., on the
2D MONDAY IN JUNE, 1872,
and be continued by adjournment from
day to day if it ahall be found necessary
so to Uo !
UAnSKTT TOWNSHIP.
KUWAItl) U1THK1IH1K.
B. D. DITIIKIDOt
FORT PITT GLASS WORKS.
Established A. D. 1827..
MANCFAOTtmERS OP
Dithridge's xx Flint Glass
PATENT OVAL
LAMP CHIMNEYS.
AND
Silvered Glass Reflectors.
These chimney do not break by heat.
Ask for DiTHRinoKS. Take no other.
DITI1UIDGE ft SON,
2S-ly. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hoarding House.
MRS. S. S. HULINOS ha built a large
addition to her Iiouho, and is now pre
pared to accommodate a number of perma
nent lioarders, and nil transient ones who
may favor her with their patronage. A
good stable has recently been built to ac
commodate tho horses of guests. Charges
reasonable. Residence on Elm St., oppo
site S. Haslet's storo. 23-ly
Wmat. Aem. Sub. W.rrut.e or rpol! Owner. Tc-
8311 50 (iilmore llob't. 3 GO
3174 4!KJ Millstone ft lcer
Creek Pet. Co.
(Ugilby heirs.) 108 78
MM C29 Ogilby lieira 1:18 07
3158 WO " ' !il 78
3I.0 4115 " " iOH 87
3UU 75 R. S. Winlock l.'al 08
CO Mays E. C. 8 06
" " Hitter 2 40
i " " Wilson 2 40
24 .. .... Dobbs 2 40
3160 440 IL Lcroy ft J.
Linklain 08 50
125 . Wray W illiam 88 35
210 " " 73 88
. H5 . lteid 1J. J, 17 80
3312 100 Colvin S. R. 11 52
30 Oiltovle Elizalcth 1 44
31 17 600 Hherill J. P. ft
J. A. 30 00
3110 50 Oilmore Robert 7 50
3U2 100 Colvin J. K. 21 00
100 Ililbroner Loo-
pold 10 00
100 Ruloll' Ruloffson 25 00
KINUSLKY TOWIfSIIir.
5134 805 Gill Jc Co. 173 89
6135 1000 Superior Lum
ber Co. 155 00
5130 420 llarmer Josinh 75 54
5155 600 ' Arnold Plum-
mer 87 60
5150 500 " " 87 60
5145 100 Unknown 11 20
6120 WO MeDermot &
Forkor 113 70
6110 300 " 42 20
6128 11HK) " " 1,13 60
6100 10IKJ " " 133 60
6108 1(50 " " 125 75
6105 300 " " 40 05
6224 850 Taylor Charles 130 05
6133 100 lllood ft Stewart 19 8.5
8142 150 Unknown 2105
6180 3!Ht Woll&Co. 5143
5187 60 " " 8 44
5188 320 Wholo tract 400
Jos. Y. Saul,
PRACTICAL Harness Maker and Sad
dler. Three doors north of Holmes
House, Tionesta, Pa, All work is war
ranted, tf.
H
ILDRONNER &
AND
"WAGON -MAKERS.
Corner of Church and Elm Streots,
TIOISTESTA.
This 6rm is prepared to do all work in
, tU line, and will warrant everything done
at their sh ps to give satislaction. Par
ticular attention given to
IIOIISISIIOEIXU,
Oive them a trial, and you -will not ro
grttt it. 13-ly.
Lloyd & Son,
WATER BTREET, TIONESTA, PA.
AVE JUST OPENED an extensive
Stock of
H
FLOUR AND FEED,
- GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which they offer to the public at rates as
low as can be ottered by any other estab
Ji.btuerjtia town, (live us a call before
purchaaing elsewhere.
Ju-3m. ' LLOYD 4 SON.
' Tho Republican Ofllce
KEEPS constantly on hand a large as
sortment of liluuk Deeds, Mortgages,
tSubpomas, Warrants, Summons, ftc. to
t o i):i eht'ap for rash. tf.
ARE CLOSING out their fall and winter
stock of goods at greatly reduced
prices to make room for a
siPZErsro- stook.
Now is the time togetgoodsofallkinds,
cheaper than ever. We have now on hand
Jewelry Hoxes,
W-rking lloxea,
llaudkcrchief Roxcs,
Musical Albums,
Embroideries,
Lace (loods.
Hemmed and
Hlitchcd llankorehlefs,
Lace Handkerchiefs,
White Nubias, all sizes,
Black and White Fringes,
Uold and Mixed Reads,
Jewelry of all kinds.
Thread and Point Laco Collars,
Zephrys of all colors,
Uerihantown Yarns,
New Corsets, New S'ylo,
Hustles, Hoopskirts,
' Underwear for Indies.
lti bona, Kilk and
Ctwhmore Scarfs.
Great inducements by purchasing
HANDKERCHIEFS BY THE BOX.
GENTLEMAN'S LINEN AND UN
DERWEAR.
Iargost and best assortod stock of goods
fur Men a ear in this section, which
WE MAXE TO ORDER
in the most approved style. No At no sale,
A FULL LINE OF
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
always on hand. A due and well selected
stock of
American & Imported Watches.
LADIES OPERA, LEONTINE, AND
KECK CHAINS,
BRACELETS,
LOCK ETS,
WINCIM,
GENTS OOLD AND
SILVER VEST
CHAINS,
STERLING
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Hats and Caps soiling at cost.
QOOTS and shoe
lJ LATEST STTLhS
s,
READY-MAbE CLOTltlNO,
as cheap as can be bought in Pa.
Xew Infantry Soldier Coats ot $9.
Valines, Carpet Sacks, Satchels, Ttuahs,
&c, always on hand.
Carpets, Brussels, Ingrain, Hemp, and
all kiuds.
WALL PAPER, CVRTAIXS t C,
FOR SALE CHEAP.
I. IIILBHONNER A CO.
10-tf
3sl2 1000
5180 600
400
127
73
80
0
217
25
6188 50
6187 100
6187. 100
51801
ft 183
6187 J
5217 1100
C1S0 100
6208 80
61113 100
5193 290
5208 00
5221 1
6207 208
6220 30
Island 8
5102 200
J 50
5233 300
5203 650
5190 074
5218 T50
611U 200
51U2 150
5207 200
5280 831
6102 250
6189 100
6102 100
3693 176
'.i3 52
5192 250
acres Ford S.
A. ft Caroline
Snoblctll.
WhitoWm. fori.
Luby F. 11. ft Co
22 49
' 7 76
15 50
17 63
White Wm. fori.
Chadwick oil co 32 47
Hull Lamb ft
(Schooley 101 20
Tionesta Oil Co 6 90
T.W.Allan ft Co 5 52
Zendle C. fori.
Brooklvn oil co 6 00
C.iliilleu C. F. 20 01
lllCKOnY TOWNSHIP.
Economitc Soc.
IToblo ft Jen
nings former
ly Ureen J.
Webb W. H.
Dalo J. A.
Dulo ft Irwin
67 08
92
30 57
27 00
9 00
24 80
18 60
Davidson Wm.
fori. Portorlield 60 60
G. fS. Long t-11.
Warthy 65 55
Cincinnati ft
Pitls'gOilCo. 10714
Wilsou John 220 35
Unknown 15 50
Lake Erie Pot.
Co R W Woborts
Madole
Mabin John
Mead Woorge
Irwin Kicliard
Lupy Conrad
Colo' li. R.
fctU'tilliers Thus,
3823 100
5
Vttct. 40
275
865
2s25 990
2830 990
2828 100
108
2823 790
100
2K38 1000
2928 21; 0
25
2820 50
2 Isl's 2i
3H21 50
rivul.hutd 9
3091 200
1000
170
30
2820 90
1000
3823 60
2S28 200
2828 170
98
2826 112
100
800
2823 800
2824 180
" 600
2828 80
2824 140
2828 158
3824 UOO
60
2835 100
2
87
Island 3
Curtis 550
132
3187 090
8188 990
3189 787
" 203
3194 590
3195 87
Vact. 850
5230 600
521 6 800
2022 600
2023 "
I 2021 "
2018
2021
3X02
3803
6103
979
9iH)
170
Becker Richard
15 15
9 20
41 20
34 45
10 10
10 10
800
2 39
25 25
Island
3090
5280
5210
Island
519:
1 Grey Kev. Robert 2 30 " 00
5 Johuson ft Smith
( i . D. Collins) 5 OS 100
120 McFee ft Long
well formerly 2850 "
D, Noble 17 64
33 Day Win. now T. " "
1). Collins 6 85 " "
100 Wardsworth tori.
L. Bennett 26 20
06 White W. S. fori. 2916 "
G. W. Walters 14 11 ' "
2 Luther L. F. 4 60 '
10 First Nat. Hank
Allegheny fori "
Fruitier heirs 1 47 " '
1 Unknown lorl 2808 50
Roberts 23 "
151 Irwin H. M. fc " 250
8. T. May 13 00
321 Eeonomite Soc. 17 66 " 100
1 Anderson W. L. 2977 700
fori. C. M.
Hunter 55 ' 50
50 Anderson W. L. " loo
fori F. Keifcr 2 75 2995 "
10 Ball Nelson G. 193 iUW 740
80 Ball Wm. W. 2 20 iu.yi luuo
5 'ary John 28 3i6 58
50 Excelsior Oil Co " ijo
lorl H. Manross 2 75
81 T. D. Collins fori
Gordon heirs 33 vet m
i C. M. Hunter 28 ttct' 000
I 7 Hannah J. L. 1 10 ,.10
150 Unknown 8 25 yV)
10 " 2 75 '.,
OAKEN TOWNSUIP. '
3810
5157
51S5
3X18
5500
6184
240
fiiKI
135
500
Mi
700
290
382o 83
120
230
5181 180
5185
3X20
3820
3692
Vact.
500
:
90
40
4.r0
30
Bouuer 3. 59 40
" 105 00
Iale ft Brother
fori A Bean 14 85
Duncan Robert 96 25
Ford ft Lacy 49 50
" " 154 00
Gillespie ft
Owuus 22 00
Hepler M. fori. .
Jonas Folmer P 13
Myers Peter 22 00
Mav II. H. Sad
dle Hag tract 25 30
May 11. H. Tio
nesta oil bill co 29 15
Palmer A Child 32 50
Woods heii-s 94 91
AValters Hain't 9 90
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP
Proper John 10 SO
M ay ft Hro. 30 80
Winuus J fori
Hilunds 6 90
2812 1003
2X78 1063
2X82 KNK)
2960 500
28!K) 1063
2tt91 KMiJl
2736 200
2736 100
2730 "
S Wood heirs
Pluninier A
H May A Irwin
M Stewart
Amy 1 W fori
Kiiox
Philip Cropp
John A Proper
Hart J It
Known by W
F Hunter
Perry ft Co Dus-
tin Island
Unknown
Sickle G O
II A Weaver
Clapp Edward
230 00
110 00
75 50
10 67
8 76
20 60
1 65
23 87
19 50
23 00
3 35
8 25
63 80
61 X8
227 70
Harmor tract
Manna ft Gilliil-
len 227 70
O W Zents fort
8 Whitten 12 00
Good Hope Potco 12 90
PinktrdftCo 18170
Dalo hoirs W II
Brown 12 00
Edwin E Clapp 120 00
J W Fidder 30 00
GHHuntor 3 07
PowellS 1150
Cascade Pet Land
Association 30
Grubbs John II 50
Cascade Pot Land
Association 1 08
Unknown Old
Town 57 00
Cnrtls ft Ander
son 120 00
J A Dale ft Bro
fori. J Hilands 22 20
Robert J Brown
fori J. Noble
Samuel West
Plumer heirs
Unknown
Dr. Day
S60
10X0
120 00
11 60
24 00
21 20
C II Shepard
Dido heirs 21 68
Samuel West 13 44
Irwin H M ft
Mav Pat. 1S63 23 00
Hammond heirs 90 (KJ
MeDouglass 90 00
Oilmore ft Co
(Burns) 2100
Oilmore ft Co
(Burns) 72 00
John M vers 8 40
L L Oilimoro 16 80
J B Agnew Good-
wini White ft
Clark 13 60
Kennewav to
Oil Co " 24 CO
Fahnostoek 7 20
Unknown fori
Wagner 12 00
Hunter John 21
Bunker Hill Oil
Co fori Me-
Intyre 10 44
J CShaw fort
Hunter 36
J S McCalinont
Executor 66 00
WFDalrymple 5 23
HOWE TO VNSIIIP.
II Leroy ft J
Linklain 161 95
" " 194 83
" " 70 38
tt tt
H B Ashley 17 74
II Lcrnv ft J
Linklain, 109 10
II Iroy ft J
Linklain whole
tract loo acres 17 56
Roberts Anna R 138 68
83 13
W Wallaco
Nicholson John
133 00
83 14
S3 14
McPhcrson
Warder .1 wholo
tract 1000 acres
Warder J
Mifflin Jonathan
Nees Dobbs
W Willink
8314
83 13
83 13
103 47
194 S3
29 56
183 72
183 72
166 25
83 14
181 72
183 72
32-33 W Willink
Cashman J.
W Willink
Hunt
W Willink
Hunt
W Willink
Schnlield
W Willink
J Bonney
W Willink
J Bonner
W Willink
Rnundsly
" Howard
" Frismuth J
" W ilson A
" McNeal R
" Fling B " "
" Bliindin R " "
" McKloskvF 10 51
" "oughortv " "
" Stewart Jas 16 64
59
68
65
56
51
1
3
5
8
12
13
15
16
19
20
Jof23
iof 24
i of 23 &
28 29
27
81-32-33
37-38 -39
i of 31
30
44
33 25
16 61
16 64
15 30
16 It
16 64
16 64
7 88
16 64
" Lewis Miss
" Lewis F
" Lewis Iit3r
" Park Doct'r
8 31
8 31
41 68
16 64
2916
51118
5102
5103
5104
5105
5101
8195
3197
4792
100
150
750
730
100
luuo
576
1000
521 J
747
748
750
751
753
754
755
14
5282 1000
3133 800
Sinn
ami
31SU
2733
loo
91 itl
7
448
2.10
" Bcx k Will 116 39
" Thonijison W 8 31
" Daliuan J M 16 64
" Mavs W "
" Taylor Eliza 123 32
" Kiti 25
Hubbard R 9 79
Pittsburgh ft
Forest Co Lum
ber Co 24 89
W Willink Clo
ver Heth 83 14
J V Sloan 21 86
Rennets P 16 64
Campbell Hiram 23 63
" B Dobbs 124 84
" 122 35
"partofZink 16 04
" 166 25
" 90 31
Milllin Jonathan 106 25
Whole tract 696
acres Howe
Lumber Co 87 43
.1 , it i
Whole tract 596
Mathews Chaa. " "
Mead Georgo 161 25
Honnev J 128 00
Hays James 7 50
Iicroy ft Linlaiu 86 ki
W Wallaco 62 12
MitUlinJ 73 23
Sheltou Oil ft
Mining Co 20 76
3183
3184
5141
5142
6144
6145
3646
3644
3159
3100
3191
3162
3163
3104
3168
3174
3177
,.
4178
3179
!1S1
3182
990
41
127
27
127
132
60
68
70i
195
1014
914
495
444
95
1000
888
990
it
106
60
60
100J
114
100
64
ll
783
93
4
69
114
100
114
44
107i
97
1073
Leroy ft Linklain 15991
J Bonner " "
JENKS TOWNsntP.
Bavnton Peter
Dampinan
" K part J
Bonner
S " Stephon
It " McCra
13 " S i Willlsms 14 13
14 " ill Mur-
kins Edd
15 " James J
.. Walia!e
" E part
Davidson Wm
Mis Miller
Howell Joseph
Ogilbv heirs
Leroy 4 Linklain 104 56
" " 22 43
" 259 05
' " 218 12
" " 23.3 15
" " 233 15
50 " ' 24 95
24 " "SI 1178
" " "N 8 78
25 " " 23 60
" " 26 85
' " 23 till
" " 127!
i, . .. .
22 18
ff 42
29 95
81 08
13 66
16 54
44
40 88
2.'18 78
215 25
141 85
26
32
81
it
1-2-7-18
8-10-17
43
46
60
21
22
28
29
35
36
37
3.4.5-6-9
12- 19-14
13- 20
" " 205 57
' " 21 I
tt t. .1 .
8 F Rohrer, T
Martin, whole
tract 119 acres 13 11
Leroy Linklain 82 66
" " 28 65
3190
6137
5139
6140
3561
3564
3660
990
250
158
600
44
1000
1014
540
Harmor Josiah
Harmor J, K
Blood W S of
E part
Harmor Josiah
32 66
.. t.
20 73
30 08
27 76
307 44
232 15
58 78
30 20
117 75
117 75
3670 1037
3671 1000
3550
8551
618
6IH
Vact. 1078
2547 900
4130 1090
4133 900
4l:i0 1090
3601 50
Vact.
3177
3173
3160
3170
6129
5136
5138
5106
5107
5110
Vact.
3322
3177
Vact.
100
85
90
80
6X0
68
80
365
lOtHI
1000
753
76
400
114
100
Kieholson Jno,
Crabtree
Davis 692 60
Nicholson Jno. 342 23
Nicholson Mc-
Phorson 183 27
Nicholson t Mc
Phcrson Thos.
Jones 297 07
r icholxon Mc
pherson 337 50
Smith Rev Wm 117 34
" " 117 84
C.uthei io J W 623 91
W Willink 257 85
Wallace Samuel,
Langslioro 4i5 79
Wallace Sam'l 257 85
" " 814 06
SC rticholson & Mc-Pherson
Prentice 1178
Campbell Sam'l 23 55
HuntCvrusFB 20 52
Sutton 'Robert 21 20
McClatchio R IS 84
Blood C. estate KiO 17
Whole tract 158
acres Dobbs J B 12 21
Harmor Josiah 18 84
Mifflin J.
4
" E part
Nugent Thomas
8 if Hill J
Rickerbrode
Sunstein Cass
Unknown Bea
ver Dam tract
3322 280 Unknown or J
W Ward
HAP.MONY TOWNSHIP.
90 01
479 01
439 50
330 98
18 94
J It 60
16 66
40 80
67 11
14 50
80 E Newbury
60 Strong, Lynch ft
EckerLGorm'n
Run 18 20
12 David Harris pat.
by J At' Kin ley 2 73
60 Siggins J Y fori.
MKinley 6 00
2 EL Davis 96
150 A G Barr ft W O
Beach 21 60
SEATED LANDS.
And also in pursuance of an act approved
the 29th day of April 1814, directing the
modo of selling seated lauds for taxes, and
the several acts supplementary thereto the
following tracts of seated lands and in and
nut lots in the said County of Forest alore
said, or so much thereof as wi 1 pay the
arrearages of taxes and cost accrued there
on will be exposed to public salo at the
time ami pluco aforesaid for the salo of
unseated lauds, and be continued by ad
journment from day to day if it should be
found necessary so to do.
3145
3144
5700
3148
3145
3814
3315
AcrM.
100
113
150
46
206
8
162
758
20
50
17
100
i
BARNETT TOW.SSHIP.
Vwrmuto. or lrH!U4 Ovur,
Ililbroner Leopold Holm
Armstrong William estate
Stockton R M
Slocuin Wolford
Shippou Edward
Titus William
Fox S M
Zentx John
Brandon Catherine
11ICKOKY TOWN'MIII'.
3690 83 Brown J H and others
Hemlock Isluud Oil co
Hannah J II (Franklin)
Merrill W P
Clark T B
83
119
7
3:
50
35 "
65 Cascade Pet. Lend Assoc' n
IIAKMONY TOWNSHIP.
Barr Frank
Allegheny National Bank
Brown Jonathan
Ballett H ft J
Babbi tt M T
Cecil John R
T.i.
7 60
14 6(1
9 00
13 21
21 20
2 17
16 52
78 41
20 00
7 80
2 15
6 30
5 10
10 00
20 (Ml
1 50
1 92
1 60
1 (HI
1 30
100
60
22
20
50
215
116
20
60 i(
185
86
558
2
100
9
25
144
33
50
50
125
60
5
523
100
40
Cotaut ft Nelson
Connely W A, whole tract
lis) acres
Carson Joseph
Corbin Marshall
Dawson Run Oil Co
. tt
Dutlield John
Edinboro Oil Co
Farrer Green
Fish John
Hunter B J
Hugan Bemerd
I leister Pel. Co
Hinds Charles
lluuli koopcr
Jones E D
Ijoisir Lee ft Co
Whole tract 722 acres, Long
u s
Lamb John
MeClintock Homestead 00
loi- .V A
85
60
19
30
25
25
10
I
200
3; 10
40
8
133
40
40
2
160
55
no
47
125
40
60
40
130
50
50
12
820
10
21 K)
175
154
12
34
4
16
t
too
. 60
125
100
100
2
264
120
1
73
200
15
2
30
1120
100
80
86
40
100
150
Mile Hugh
Mover C
Mill S M
Monroe Oil Co
M vers John
MeKinney W
McOarver ft Co
Noill ft Wilaon
Paul D J
Robinson Neill C W'lIon
St Louis Oil Co
J II Hill
Saundera C Co
Smilev Ir
Seott Itoval E
Thompson W W
Tomlinson tt Anderson
Taylor Heir (Mi Ewing)
Unknown fori. Jon. Jones
Allan Frank It
Brmison A II
Brown M B
Bonney Z fori. J n Dawson
Brown Col fori. Watson
Clark Gilliert
Coneiand Farm Oil Co
Coleman fori. Manross
Carroll lieulien
Davis Williams fori. Flem
ing Ew'ing II S, Stoon occup'nt
Goodrich Capt
Gillespie J J
Goodwin fori. Manross
Green ft Grove
Huchinson fori. McKinley
Ho brook J fori. Mcltyro
Kelby C M
Miller Isaao
Myers ft Klnnear
Morrow 1)
McChesney fori. ManroFS
Pittsburgh Co fori. Flem
ing, O'Hura
Page Charles
Roup Sam'l, D Scott
Reed fori. Fleming
Smith J H
Sweet ft Co
Tomlinson A Anderson
Vandergrift it Foreman
West Hickory Mining As
sociation Wilson Samuel
.Wilson it- Neill
'Watson Jonathan fori. Co
burn Warren ft Venango Oil Co
Watson ft Co fori. Siggins
Webster ft Co
4 00
6 63
1 80
1 70
5 05
2 63
7 57
55
15 46
13 08
6 43
1 87
44 15
344
3 96
4 41
27 28
2 72
20 53
19 90
16 M3
9 25
6 95
4 87
13 91
9 75
2 05
2 80
15 00
2 43
15 46
18 10
13 62
3 87
0 96
48
1 25
1 02
7 75
6 80
8 69
4 75
6 91
85
19 35
11 (18
55
7 30
16 03
1 80
45
0 30
97 30
6 25
8 76
3 87
7 75
300
HOWE TOWNSHIP.
2306 200 Shclton Oil Co
JENKS TOWNSHIP.
31C9 21 Dobbs B J
220
17 "
Vact 220 Daniels Jas W
31X5 60 J Bonner
3170 290 Reyner S B, J A A others
3173 120 " " "
5141 160 Thompson John
3170 1 Wvnkoop John estate
3118 30 Wray William
3 Winsor A brain
3177 114 N ugent Thomas
KINGS1.EY TOWNSHIP.
5186 100
5194 57
5197 54
61X7 390
51H3 410
5217 1100
5186 100
51 HO 8
5193 400
5194 80
5194 100
51X7 75
6186 100
6193 410
51!H) 50
51X6 60
5193 18
5213 5
5214 40
5214 l.'MI
3186 60
5214 60
Rrooklyn Oil Co
Burt H A
t,
Eastman ft Shall
1 Giltillon C F
Hall Lamb ft Bchooloy
Ironside ( Ml Co
Iewis E E A Congor
1 Lake Erie Pet. Co
t. o
1 Moody A Woodruff
MeClintock Hamilton
2835
2X33
5185
2828
5185
3824
3X20
2828
2828
3X25
3X20
3820
3825
Gillespie CP
Klinstiver II
Bastian Robert
Dice ft Dale
Ensworlh George
Kirk wood Jumos
Turr James
Eastman ft Shall
Cosper Jacob
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP.
75 Dice John
123 Hatpile ft Co
200 Moore A Co
100 Richardson's heirs
400 Richardson W II
40 Winsor
1000 A G Curtin fori. Anderson
4iH Anderson John
461 Brognard A Dale, Conroy
10 Batten James
53 Brett K agent, J Noble
49 Br guard ft Richardson
200 Banner Oil Co
100 Coneiand Otis
45 Dalrymple W F
52 Dale' heirs to Shepard
4 Dustin Isaac to Oil Co
19 Grant Oil Co, Haskell
100 Hillings W W, Jac. Sware
100 Kennewav to Oil Co
lxo Myers John, Miller
170 l'aup Abram
62 Pittsburgh A Phil'aOil Co
10 I'eltigrew Alex
50 Smith MB
5 Micpard C II, Dalo Island
60 Varsdale Joel M
5 Tionesta Pet. Co, Fleming
Oil Co
TIONESTA BOKOUGH.
75 Dice John
1 Mav S T
9 "
425 Sickles G O
1 Ford S A
4 Did.ell
t Butler W II
4 May B II ft ST
75 Sydney it Co
CUt KEN TOWN8nil
75 Whitman Hidden
05 " " tori. J Folmer
95 Whitman George fori. A
Folmer
150 Lacy Geo., Drain t Robb
pluco
14 70
2 08
13 20
78
31 80
4 50
43 78
13 82
30 84
2 83
2 25
60
3 42
8 65
6 12
6 15
48 (12
28 35
142 25
11 15
1 48
25 5:
6 38
14 34
7 58
8 96
H 20
1 00
271
98
1 60
2 76
7 30
3 26
82
19 51
14 83
24 75
28 32
49 35
4 96
90 00
86 00
6 50
2
6 58
6 li:
6 (10
7 00
1 8i
4 68
6 30
0 00
11 25
9 00
12 60
II 90
2 79
20
3 50
1 .'I'
9 IX)
11 01
61
9 h5
130 (10
63
8 97
3 90
8 40
15 98
5 45
6 90
15 40
000
Taxes and costs must be paid when prop
erty is struck down or the sale limy bo
avoided and the properly be immediately
put up and resold. See act 13lh March
1817, Soc. 27, Purdon's Digest, I'age 004.
Tionesta, Forest County, Pa., this 30th day
ot March, A. D. 1872.
S. J. SETLEY, Treasurer.
"Come where my love lies dream
ing," and see how she looks without
any paint on her l'uco ia tho latest
reuilering.
A man iu Cincinnati is oraumna
a brass band of twenty wotiieu. He
says if they learn only half as tnauy
"airs" as they put ou, it will bo a suc
cess. A wag in "what he knows of farm
'"n" gives a very good plaa to remove
widow's weeds, lleenysa ood-lookiug
man has only to fay, "Wilt thou?"
iiinl thv wi'.t,
Mr. Strong, last season, made sever
al hundred ascension, some of which
were fraught with narrow escnpes. Ir
the ascension which Mr. Strong made
from Shellbiar, Mo., he met with ov
peculiar adventure. All was ready
for the perial trip, and just as he was
about to step into the basket, some of
the ropes let go, tripping him up, and
he hung by his legs, tangled in the
cords. For a moment the balloon
swayed to nnd fro, nnd Mr. Strong
grasped at the first 'ibject that came
within reach, and that was a lady.
catching her about the waist, just as
the balloon leaped into the air. 1 p
they went in this strange position,
with the croud looking on in lircaih
less horror. The lady thus unwilling
ly taken up fainted and hung n dead
weight in his arms, but Mr. Strong
kept his presence of mind, and at last
made the descent, landing the lady
safely amid the cheers of the assem
bled throng.
The hundreds of young men who eke
out a miserable existence in this City
under the fond delusion that they wilt
some day become bankers, merchants,
and brokers of large means, could
have seen the folly of their dreams if
they had been present at a social gath
ing of "del f-made" men, which wa3
the great event of the year at Colum
bus, Ohio, the other evening. Ono
hundred aud seveuty-five men sat down
to dinner together, and out of this
number there was not one who had
not gained substantial wealth in a few
years by personal eflbrt. They had
all the same story to tell. All of them
had gone to Columbus without either
mouey or friends, and they now repre
sent an aggregate capital of $10,000,
000. Five thotisaud young men
could leave New York auy day with
out being missed. X. Y. Paper.
One of our vicinity deacons nearly
captured five boys who had been de
vastating his chestnut trees, Sunday
afternoon. Shaking his fist after their
retreating forms, he angrily shouted:
"The sneaking little devils! if I had
hold of 'era one minute, I'd " and
then suddenly espying his pastor on
the scene, ho impressively added : "I'd
pray for 'em !"
A young lady was entertaining some
friends, the other evening, when one
said : "Miss , your braid is com
ing off." She clapped her hands to her
head and found nothing unshipped.
The gentleman quietly pointed to tho
braid of her dress, about half a yard of
which had been torn 0 If and was lying
on the floor. Thero was an audible
smile.
A Taris banker lately became a lu
natic. He imagined himself a mag
net. A few days ago, while in his of
fice, talking very rationally to his wife
and daughter, he suddenly jumped up,
exclaiming, "I am attracted 1" and
dashed himself head foremost against
a large iron safe. Uuforetunateiy, he
struck the sharp corner, split his head,
and died instantly.
Said a distinguished politician to his
son "Look at mo! I began as alder
man, and here I am at the top of the
tree; and what is my reward? Why,
when I die, my sou will bo the great
est rascal in the city." To this the
young hopeful replied : "Yes, (lttJf
when you die but not till then."
A lady teacher in an Iowa school
made a boy stand up and show how he
kisser the big girls in the woodshed, in
hopes that ho wctild shed tears and
promise to do so no more. All '.ho
boys are leaving the other schools now
and going to this one.
"I meant to have told yon of that
hole," said a gentleman to his friend,
who was walking with him iu his gar
den, and stumbled into a pit full of
water. "No matter," said the friend
blowing tho mud and water out of his
mouth, "I've found it."
Tho reccut terriblo railroad disas
ters have so affected the nerves of a
young man in Maine, that ho has bro
ken his engagement with a young lady
because she persists in wearing a train
aud is inditluieat about her switch.
A good sort of man was recently
asked to subscribe for a chandelier
for the church. "Now," 6aid he,
"what's the use of a chandelier ? When
you get it you cau't get any one to
play on it."
A yonng lady who, after kissing a
two-year old boy, made the remark, "I
love to kits little boys," whs exceed
ingly surprised bv a little live-year old
girl inquiring "If she didn't like to kiss
big boys, too If"
"How to put money in your purse."
Open your pocket book aud take a
greeuback between your thumb aud
iitigcr, aud lay it right iu.
There is a man iu Robertson county.
Taxes, who is enjoying the blessing of
his eighth wifo ami forty-oue children.
Josh Billings says "Knowing how to
sit square ou a bile, without hurting, ia
one of the lost arts."
Large numbers of negroes continue
to leave North Carolina fur tho Mis
sissippi States.
Soma oue in Wisconsin has actually
named his innocent, baby Horary
1 ( ircclcv.