S
t
t 1
Rates of Advertising.
One Square (1 Ineh,) one Inortiona - 1 SO
One Mqiiare " one month - it (Ml
One Square " three months H 00
One Square " one year - 10 IN
Two Squares, one year 1" Oo
(juart-rCol. " -
Half " " W tMi
One " " - . . KM OS
Business ( 'arils, not exeeedinii one inch
Forest Republican.
runi.iHrucr kvkhy Tuesday, by
W. It. DUNN.
irTJc la U.o' BuiUllnfii Klit Street.
TERMS, fci.M A YEAR.
No Hnbserlptions received for ft shorter
"ri(nl than threo motit Ih.
Correspondence solicited from all parts
of the country. No notice will betaken of
.mnonymoii eomm in lent inns.
Mvrrla,rp and De.it h notices Inserted
-rat is.
III length, $10 per year.
Lniritl ii'iti'H's at, estalilishnd ra'.es.
These lutes ale low, and no deviation
ill be made, or diseriiiiinatiou anions
I Htrons. The rates ottered are sueh, s
will make it to tue iidvaniaeol lueii iloi
business In the bunts ot the "ireiilatiun of
tin) i-iii'tr to advertise liberally.
" Lot U3 havo Faith that Riiht makes Might; and in that Faith let us to the end, dare do our duty as we understand it."--LINCOLN.
VOL. V. NO. 4.
TIONESTA, PA., TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1872.
S3 PER ANNUM.
v
M
DIRECTORY.
1 (" PK'T'S.
MILK W. TATE.
T A T K,
AT LAW,
rioxKSTA, r..
' i. T r 1 S
tani'n
Ts-uc Ash,
TCnijNI-',Y AT LAW, nil Cilv. P.
4 V,'l pr i 'tlfO in the various Courts of
tv.rr-m i 'oiiiii y. All business entrusted to
il rum will receive prompt attentl n.
l.i It
- 41
mw.
Vf. II una, Qeorjo A. J'liki,
fin-.... r annktiitt. r.
M.son Jonks,
, fTORNF.YS AT LA W. Office on Elm
1 Street, above Walnut, Tionesta, l'a.
a W. Giinilan,
TTORNEY AT I4AW, Franklin, Ve
L nangn Co., I'a. tf.
W. P. Morcilliott,
Attorney at Lw
AND
IIJIL ESTATE A4K1T.
TIONESTA, PA.
37-tr
S. ft. II Villi!., I. P. FASSBTT,
1IA11KIS& FASSETT,
K P H
Aiiornero at Law. Titusvlllo ronn'a.
OtlACTICE In all the Courts of Wirren,
Crawlnrd, l orcst and V otiatigo Conn
os H'.i-lf
Tlorn at House
TTTEL. Proprietor, Klin SI.
Tin-
ixt.t'l. I's... sf III" Inotli ll "I the
reek
I lot
tho
,e rcviv-iOsl 1I10
I -I'lii'ii.shcd it coin
h :
. -1 .1! V
a r-.ni-'p him will bo
isonuble rate-. 20 ly
H HOUSE,
'; i' i rmr.T(irt. opposite
ll-mse. lumps'. r. just
i" t'eng now and clean and
.' I i 'Iqnors koi't pon-.tanth
1 v ion nfllio public patron
1 i v -oticited. 4-17-lv
H
I'A.. opposite ihn Pepot
. l'io;Tirtor. flood Sta-
:U (lip Iioiiho. tf.
Syracuse Mousp,
t'T'". I'a.. J. .V l M ofk, Propip
Tin- lioii"'i lis. Ihm'ii "lioroiinlil v
;ll - I
Mil,
in I itr. iw in !ip Hrsi-rl:iiM order,
.'t .f ;i vnriiiii IhMoiis, Amv
nfooin um (,on.,',roiH'j Oil Ti'rrit rv ai
ink- p OOt v i I li rli'rfi:llv t'iir?liii"d.
ly .1. .V 1. MAUKi:
Vx 1i.i-tsc Hoti 1,
11 11' 'I'TK, Pa., P
1; ms
S-.iM t'l"i'-
I'lii Iioump hsTin
'w t!i" 111 wi dt".ir-i!i!l.i
I'ldi'Mito. A iiood fSillifii
4 Iv
. . National Hot.d,
r v Kit
I J iii:n, .V
)IV"I ''Ptl.o-l 1 1
'in ' pim-M in
.'ton n nM'ii'xcd.
t RY1 NKTON. PA. W. A. If itlpnlm. k
Proprietor. This hop is New, and is
tiw open a- a ilrst Hums Iioiwp sitimtp at
pf Jiniption of llip Oil Crpplt V AIIpl'Iipiiv
i. Ti rami 1'liila !! i.!ii .V Krip Itailronds,
npositr Iip lc!iot. i'artips liuvinu to lay
r ti-aiiit ill lind tliis tho most oonvt'ii
tit liotol in town, witli tlrst-p:is a, pom
nxluiion and rpasoimlilo linrijps. tf.
. r Dr. J. U. Acoth'i,
i)MYSlc VlKSl Ht;i:o. who lias
t had
'ii litro
nd sis.-p'ii
rofpsHi"i-:i; 1
roi'iirv ti',
iihmiip ll.oii
I N. 1 1 -1 s I i
hill a f.'i-i'ii
ibs-.'. 1. nu
I i n.-'
i.t nlti'tid nil
1 i-.
in Ii' I Irii); uid
"lioiltp, neur
Wil l. UK FOUND
nl
'I' Mi'dicines, Llouors
nprv, 1 iiitss. Paints.
lls 1'irl'T
st 'Uri,v
IAs.
ill linn ir(M'prips, all oil ho
id ul be sold at reasonable
II. It. 1" liiji'.SS, an oxporlpiieod Pruir-
'stTr-no New York, has Phamo of tin'
tor All prcioript ions put upaiicuratnly
JOHN A. DALt, PHEt'T.
ltA. fHOPin, VICt PiT. A. H.tTEILI, CAtHR
TIONESTA
SAVINGS BANK,
Tioiipsta, Fortwt Co., l'a.
'This. Hank tninsaii.. Cnneral lUukiiiK,
'rdlepfinur and ltriianuo Hiisiiipsm. -
Ornfls. on Hip l'l liu-ipal Cities of the
iilld (States Hirtl Kuropu bought and sold,
(told and Silver Coin and (iovoriunent
-i-4'urities bought and mild. 7-30 llouds
viiwarted on the most favorable terms,
Interest allowed 011 time deposits.
.Mar. 4, tf.
SLOAN & VAN GIESEN.
JLACKSMITHS
. ' AND
7AQOH-HAKERS.
s Corner of Chtireh and liu StrHts,
TIOISTISSTA. IA.
I'liiaflrm Upiepaied t
line, and will ivarr in;
their all pa I .
ular a:4ntloii r im :
si! ..rk
ryl Lin d -iio
I 'll oi. I'ai-
' them
..t It.
ft ll'U
Hill
not re-lil-lv.
Lloyd a, Son,
WATER 8TU.
TIONT.STA, PA.
r i v. F.l ait cxtenaive
r'uO,
, PROVISIONS,
VVR JUST
Stock of
LOUR AND
: one:?,!:
'ii'-i - V '. , to tiie public .'it rates as
r as .oi .il'erud by in.v oilier estab-'iii'-i,'
. 'o. Live u- a ciiil before
.elu-i'iit , iiein.
0-3 ... I.LOYD .V SON.
1 ; , . H. ; ,i
' . .11 ,..,.- I
If : ' O IV. ill
t . ' V UT.IIi -
in Olticc
.. 'u ml a lai'iiK
1 let- Is, Moltuilei,,
Sumiii. (li.-!, Ac. - to
tf.
D. W. CLARK,
(COMMISSION Kit's rt.KKK, FOREST CO., PA.)
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
IOUSl'Xmid Tots for Sale and KENp
Wild I.ands for Salo. 1 ,
I havn superior facilities for aseortnlnlim
tho condition of taxes and tax deeds, c,
anil nm therefore qualited to net intelli
gently as agent of those living at a dia-
owning lands mi tno i;,miuv.
(illlce In Commissioners Room, Court
H"iiso, Tionesta, l'a.
- ly. L. W, I LAuh.
niTniiiiioB. r-f-i.
T WRIOHT. Snr..
UKU. W. Ilil IIIIIIH1R.
U. Ul rilltlllllK TrvM.
THE SUPERIOR LUMBER CO.,
H ANUFACTUUFRS OF
'ine Lumber, Lath, Shingles &c.
Milln on Tioiirstn Trrfk, Forest fo,, Pa.
Yanli L Office car. lid k Rail Bund Sh
riTT-SnURGII, PA.
3311
3174
3151
3158
MM
3140
Jos. Y. Saul,
PRACTICAL Harness Maker and Sad
dler. Three doors north of Holmes
3161
IIoiikp, Tionesta, Pa. All work Is war
ranted, tf.
4 R D PlTllltmUK.
R. l. DITIIRIDnR
3312
3147
FORT PITT GLASS WORKS.
F.s!ablished A. D. 1827.
pithridge:& sqm.
MAM'F AfT IT II 10 HM OK
t
Dithridge's xx Flint Glas3
PATENT OVAL
LAMP CHIMNEYS.
AND
Silvered Glass Reflectors.
Those chimneys do not break bv heat.
Ask for PjTiininoKs. Take no other,'
DITHKIDOF. A SON.
25-ly. Pittsburgh, Pa.
3110
3112
5134
5135
5131)
5155
Xcw ItourriiiiK llouwc.
MIH. S. S. IIULIXfiS has built n larw
inlditiou to her house, and is now pre
pared to aeeommo. late a number of perma
nent boarders, and all transient ones who
may favor her with their patronage. A
iT'Nxl stable has recently been limit to ae-
eommiHlate.tlie horses of quests. Charues
reasotiiioie. ltesideuce on Klin St., oppo
site S. Haslet's store. 23-ly
JONES HOUSE,
CLAUION, PENN'A.
. S. JONES . - - Proprietor
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
IX TIONESTA.
KLINORDLINGER & GO.
nW'F.justhroutrhton a complete and
carefully selected slock of
FLOUR.
GROCERIES.
TROVISIONS,
and everything nei-essary to the complete
stock ol'a tirst-class 1 Irocory House, which
they have opened out at their establish
ment on Kim St., tirst door north of M. K.
( hurch.
TEAR,
COFFF.L'S.
SUGARS.
SYRITS,
FRUITS,
SPICES.
HAMS, LARD,
.4 .V) ri0 IV.SO.V.5 OF ALL KIXDS,
at tho lowest cash prices. Goods warrant
ed to be of the best quality. Call and ex
amine, and we believe we can suit von
N. KUNOJtDLINGF.R A CO.
Jan. 9. '72.
THE
BOOT AND SHOE
STORE.
IK YOU WANT perfect fit and ft irood
article of Hoots and Shoes, ol the finest
workmanship, (joto
ii. ii. 5i-tixci:s,
39 CENTRK KTREF.T, OIL CITY, PA.
Satisfaction irnaran'eod. 2-33 tf.
a ?i i it a c7 1. 1: i
M' Samuel Hell, of W. E. SehniertJi tf
i o , Wholesale Hoot andShi Manufaeiur-
ers, 31 Filth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa., has
been alllu-ted with chronic rlieuiuatish for
lhi.ty years, troin his rijrht hip to his foot,
having to use a crutch and a cane, at times
so painful as to utterly incapacitate him
t'i-"in atlendiiiu to his business. Having
tried every remedy known, without etlis't.
except Gilliland s ruin Killer, lie was
liiiaby induced to try it. A second applica
tion enabled him to lay asido his crutch,
and a third ellccled a ,ieriiianeiil cure. Mr.
Hull is a popular and well-known citizen,
is a living monument of the etVacacy of
that ureal medical discovery, tiiilihind'a
Pain Killer. The alllicted should ask their
grocer or dru gist lor it, and try its won
derful powor. Mr. Uilliland, "we under
stand, M ania a respectable agent in every
town and cmintv for it. The principal oi
tico is at 72 Third Avumiu, l'illsbuigh 1'u.
31-4t
Ai.ENTS WANTED Bound canvass
ing book
PENT TREE!
of postage on receipt of 75 cents, and ex
culsive territory gianted on the
riCTORILIIOME BIBLE.
Contains over .'too illustrations, Isa com
plete l.ilnary of Biblical Knowledge. Ex
C"Us all others. In English and German.
Win, Flint A Co., Phila., I'a. 27-4t
Tur.isiiir-ifs s.HjEm.
UNSEATKD LANDS.
NOT1CK Is hereby uiven that in pursn
aneo of an Act ot tho Ueneral Assem
bly of tho Commonwealth oi Pennsylva
nia, passed the lSlh day of Mareh, 1K15,
entitled an Act to amend an Act direetinn
the mode of selling Unseated Lamia for
Taxos ., and tho several subsequent
Acts supplementary thereto. The follow
ing traets of unseated lands, anil in and
out lots in the County of Forest, or so
much thereof as will pay tho arrearages of
taxes and costs accrued th reon, will be
exposed to public sale at the Treasiiror'a
((111 'O, in Tionestu Uurough, Forest Coun
tv, Pa., on the
'i MONDAY IN JUNR, 1872,
and bo continued by adjournment from
day to day if it shall bo found necessary
no to do :
DAIINKTT TOWNSIIir.
Warrant. AcrM. Sub. Wtrmntct or reputed Owner. T.x.
3S1!2
6180
3S23
Vftct.
!is:t
2823
50
4!K)
(iiimoi-e Kob't. 8 60
Millstone & Deer
Creek Pol. Co,
(OKilby heirs.) 108 78
Ojjilby lioira KW07
" 210 78
2838
2U28
020
JKIO
405
073
50
i
4
24
440
125
-10
05 .
100
30
600
50
100
100
100
2K2B
100 87
150 08
3 00
2 40
2 40
2 40
R. S. Winlock
Maya K. C.
" " Kilter
,r " Wilion
" " Dobba
II. Leroy A J,
Liiikliun
Wray William
36D1
03 50
38 35
73 88
17 80
11 52
Keid II. J.
Col vin S. K.
liiboyio lU.Jibeth 1 44
Sherill J. P. &
2826
!W23
2S28
2828
J . A. 30 00
(Jilniore Robert 7 50
Colviu J. 11. 24 00
lliibroner Leo
pold 10 00
Hulotl' Huloirson 25 00
KINOSLKY TOWNSU1P.
805
1000
420
500
Hill . Co.
Superior Lum
ber Co.
1 limner Jot-ian
Arnold Pium
inor i it
Unknown
MeDcruiot
Forker
17389
155 00
7554
87 00
87 00
11 20
113 70
42 20
;w 50
km 50
125 75
40 05
5150 500
5145 100
5129 UO0
5110 300
5128 1000
6100 1000
5108 KijO
5105 300
1.221 H50
51.13 100
3142 150
6181 300
6187 00
5188 320
5188 50
61n7 100
6187 100
5180
& 183
51H7J
617 1100
51sfl 100
62i8 K
5103 100
6103 290
5208 200
5.21 1
5u7 208
5220 30
Island 8
5102 200
150
5233 300
5203 550
5190 1)74
Taylor Charias
liliHid A htewurt
1 1 n Know ii
Wol. A Co,
i tt
Whole tract 400
acres 1- ord S.
A. iV Chi o me
Suobiet H.
1 3o 05
10 83
21 05
61 43
841
22 49
7 70
15 50
White Win. fori.
Luliy F. 1 1. & Co 17 65
Whilo Win. fori.
Cliadwick oil co 32 47
ilall Lamb A .
Schooiey 101 20
Tionesta Oil Co 6 00
T. W. Allan A Co 5 62
.end It C. tori.
Itrooklyu oil co 6 00
Ciltilleu C. F. 20 01
HICKORY TOWSH1I1P.
Luonouiito Soc.
t t
Noble A Jen
nings former
ly i ireen J.
Webb W. II.
Palo J. A.
Paie A Irwi"
67 08
02
30 67 '
27 00
9 00
24 80
18 60
Davidson Wm.
tori. Porterrtcld 00 60
G. H. Long tt-11.
Warthy 65 55
Cincinnati A
Pitts'gOii Co. 107 14
Wilson John 220 35
Unknown 15 60
Ijiko (.lie Pet.
5218
6191
6192
750
2IM
150
Co U U Roberts
Madole
Maiim John
Mead Oeorge
Irwin Richard
Lupv Conrad
Cole It. K.
KtrutlifniTlios.
15 15
9 20
41 20
34 45
10 10
10 10
8 09
2 39
25 25
5207
6.80
6102
61MI
5192
300;i
30! '3
5192
2 "D
331
250
HM
KM
176
52
250
Ilecker Richard
Urcy Kev. Robert
Jouuson A Smith
( . D. Collins)
McFeeA Lonu-
well formerly
D. Nolilo
Day Win. nowT.
1). Collins
Wardsworth tori.
L, Heiiuett
Wnile W. S. fori.
U. W. Waliors
Lutlier L. F.
l irst Nat. Hank
Allegheny tori
Prather lieirs
Unknown lorl
Roberts
Ii win 11. M. 16
S. T. May
ICconoiuiUi Si.
Anderson W. L.
forl.C. M.
Hunter
Anderson W. L.
foil F. Keifer
Bull Nelson (i.
Hall in. W.
Cary John
Excelsior Oil Co
lorl 8. ManroKS
T. D. Ctillins fori
liordi.il heirs
C. M lluuler
Hannah J. L, .
L'nkiiuwn
2 30
Island 5
120
S98
17 04
685
26 20
14 11
4 60
1 47
23
13 00
17 00
65
3 75
1 93
2 20
28
2 75
S3
28
1 10
8 25
2 75
33
100
96
2
10
1
151
321
1
301M
52.80
5210 60
10
80
6
60
8
4
7
Island
5192
150
10
OKKtN TOWNSHIP.
Uonnei J.
Dale A Brother
fori A Bean
3819
5157
240
,'x0
135
500
200
7(M
290
59 40
165 00
14 85
90 25
49 50
154 00
5185
3818
5.MNI
5181
Duncan Kolieit
Ford A Lacy
Gillespie A
Owens
3820 S3 Hepler M. fori.
Jonas Folmer
120 Myers Peter
22 00
P 13
22 00
210 Ma v 11. II. Sad
dle Hag tract 25 30
5181 ISO May 11. II. Tio
nesta oil bbl co 20 15
5185
:ix:io
3820
."092
Vact.
500
3:13
90
Palmer A Child 32 50
Woods heirs 94 91
Waiters Sam'l V 90
TIONKSTA TOWNSHIP
Proper J In.
May A Bio.
Wiiiuns J lorl
Hiliindri
40
450
30
10 30
30 80
lono
Mt
4iX)
127
73
80
6
217
25
100
ft
, 40
275
SiiA
JHM
IrUO
S Woods heirs
Plummer A
HMnfit Irwin
M Stewart
Amy l W fori
Knox
Philip Cropp
John A Proper
Hart .1 II
Known by W
F Hunter
Perry A Co Pus-
tiii'lslund
Unknown
Sickles (J O
HA Wpaver
Clapp ICdward
2 50 00
110 00
75 50
10 07
8 70
20 00
1 05
23 87
mso
23 K
3 35
8 25
03 80
fil 88
2.7 70
3183
3184
5141
5142
5144
Itarnier tract
Hanoa A Oilml-
I 8159
len - 227 70 "
2S28 100
O W Zents fori i
S Whitten 12 no
108
7iK)
100
1000
21 0
25J
50
H'.Hl ll'rpn I Ul ru 14 mf
Pinki.rdACo 18170
Dale heirs W II
Iirown 12 00
E lwin K Clapp 12o 00
J W Fidder 30 00
(18 Hunter 3 07
PowellS 1150
Cascade Pet Lariri
Association 30
finibbs John 11 60
Cascade Pel Land
Ass'K'iation 1 08
Unknown Old
Town 57 00
Curtis A Anders
son 120 00
J A Dale A Hro
fori. J HitaiKls 22 20
Robert J Drown
fori J. Nolilo 3 00
Samuel West 10 80
Pliimer heirs 120 00
Unknown 1 1 50
Dr. Day 24 M
" ' 21 20
C II Shepard
Dale heirs 21 58
Samuel West 13 44
Irwin II M A
May Pat. Is65 21 00
2 Isl's 22
n'l.i'K
3821 50
riun MkA 9
200
1000
170
30
1)0
1000
50
21 M
170
1'8
112
100
800
800
180
600
80
140
158
2820
Ilaniuiond heirs 00 IM
McDoil'jlass 90 IM
Uilmore A Co
(lturns) 2160
Gil more A Co
(Burns) 72 00
John M vers - 8 40
LLUd.uinre 10 80
J M attnow tiood-
win. White A
2823
2824
2828
2824
2828
Clark 15 60
3824 200
Kenneway to
Oil Co 24 00
60
100
2
87
Fahnestock 7 20
2835
Unknown fori
Wauner 12 00
Hunter John 24
Hunker Hill Oil
Co fori Mo-
Intyre 10 44
Island 8
Curtis 550
131
3187 990
J C Shaw fori
Hunter 36
J S McCalmont
Executor 66 00
W F Dairyinplo 6 23
nowE to ins Hie.
II Leroy A J
LiiikUin
101 95
191 81
70 38
3188
3189
990
787
203
696
87i
S B Atliley
II Iverov A 'J
LinklHiii,
II Lero A J
17 74
3194
3195
109 10
Linkliiln whole
tract lno acres 17 50
Va.-t. 850 Roberts Anna R 1:18 68
6230 5iM " " 83 13
5206 8iM W Wallace 133 00
2tc2 5i0 Kicholsini John 83 14
url " "I " M 14
2024 " " I "
Mcl'lrrson 83 14
2018 " Warder.I whole
tract 01W at,-res 83 13
2021 " Wurde J 83 13
3S02 979 " I " 103 47
3s03 9:h I 104 S3
6103 170 Mifflin Jonathan
Nees Dobbs 29 50
2812 1003 W Willink lh3 72
28J8 Ui3 " v 183 72
2s82 1IHI0 ' 160 25
2tit SIM 83 14
28!M KH13 " 18 1 72
VS8.ll KKI3 183 72
27:W 200 52-83 W Willink '
Cashmaii J. 33 26
2736 100 69 W Willink
Hunt 1661
2736 ' 58 W Willink
Hunt 10 64
" " 65 W Willink
Schotield 15 30
" 90 60 W Willink
J Bouncy 10 11
" 100 51 W Willink
J Homer 10 64
2850 " 1 W Willink
Roundslv 16 64
" " 3 " Howard" " "
" " 5 " I rismuUiJ " "
" ' 8 ilson A 7 88
" " 9 " Me.N'eal R 10 64
2916 " 12 " FliiiR II " "
" " 13 ' Blundin R " "
" " 15 ' McKloskvF 10 51
tt tt- i, it iughertv " "
" " 19 " Stewart J as 16 61
tt it 20 ti 'i t tt t.
2S08 50 J of 23 " Lewis Miss 8 31
" " i of 24 " Lou is F 8 31
" 250 4--f23dt
28 29 " Lewis F 41 68
" KM 27 " Park DtKjt'r 16 04
2977 700 31-32-33
37-38-39 Beck Win 116 30
50 i of 34 " Thompson W 8 31
" KM 30 i' Didiuaii J M 10 04
2995 " 44 " M ivs W " '
2.-HW 710 ' Taylor Eliza 123 32
2t'0 lout) ' Kill 25
3180 58 " Hubbar.l R 9 79
" 110 Pittsburgh A
Foie-tCo Lum
ber Co 24 89
Vact. 500 W Willink Clo
ver Seth 83 14
130 717 J V Sloan 2186
KM 748 ' " "
" 750 " " "
u 751 ii u i
tt -.-'1 11 t tt
u 754 u u i'
it f-K-j tt tt tt
2916. KM 14 BennetSF 16 64
5108 50 Campbell Hiram 23 03
5102 750 H Dobbs 124 81
5103 730 122 3.)
" KM "part of Zink 10 04
5104 loo" " KM 25
51U5 570 " tM 81
Mill looo Milllill Jonathan 106 25
3195 5211 Whole tract 5IM
acres Howe
Lumber Co 87 43
3197 " " " " " "
4792 " AVho e tract 5!M
Mathews ('has. ' "
52S2 KHM MeaiKJeoigo 100 25
31:Ci 8iM Bonncv J 128 il
310 l'Ki llavs James 7 50
.11 tt) li'H Leiov A l.inhiin 80 85
3IMI 7MI W Wallace 02 12
2733 418 MUlll, ll J 73 23
23M 2t0 Shellon Oil A
MinineCo 20 70
IroyA Llnklaln 15991
" J llonner " "
JF.NKS TOWSsniP.
Uaynttm Peter
Pampman 22 18
" F. part J
llouner 6 42
6 " Stephens 29 95
11 " McCra 31 08
13 " S 1 Willi-ms 14 1:1
14 "Hi Mur-
kinsFdd 13 66
70 15
" James J 10 54
" Wal ace " "
5145
3040
105
1014
914
4M5
444
95
lOM
8M8
1KM
t
10C.1
50
50
lOOJ
114
KKIJ
54
' K part 0 8.8
Davidstm Win
Miss Miller 238 7
Howell Joseph 215 25
Oifilhv heirs 141 85
3044
Ohio
l.eroy A ljluklain 104 si
" ,u 4:1
" ti 2-VI 115
" " 210 12
' " 213 15
' 233 15
50 " ' 24 05
24 " "SI 1178
" N 8 78
25 " WOO
26 20 85
32 " " 23 00
31 " " 1271
'.'.,
?',.'
3lil
8108
3174
3177
900
ii
127
27
127
l;2
00
58
4178 783 1-2-7-18
8-10-17 " " 205 57
3179 t3J 43 " " 2198
tt t 41; tt tt t.
09 60 S F Rohrer, T
Martin, wnolo
tract 119 acres 13 11
3181 114 21 Leroy 4 Liuklain 32 fitt
f KM 22 " " 28 05
it 114 28 " " 32 00
tt tt 9 ' " " "
' 93j 35 " " 26 73
" 107 1 30 " " 30 s
97 37 " " 27 76
3182 1073 3-4-5 6-9
12- 10-14
13- 20 " " 307 44
3100 990 " " 232 15
6137 250 llarmor .Tosiah 68 78
'i 158 llarmor J, H
IIIimkI WSof
E part 36 20
5139 500 llarmor Josiah 117 75
5140 " " " H7 75
3501 1000 Nicholson Jno,
Crabtree &
Davis 592 50
3564 1014 Nicholson Jno. 312 23
30t0 640 Nicholson Mc
pherson 183 27
3070 1037 Nicholson A Mc-
Pherson Thos.
Jonos. 297 07
3071 1000 Nicholson t Mc-
Pherson 337 50
3550 5181 Smith Rev Wm 117 34
8551 518 " " 117 34
Vact. 1078 Gntherio J W 623 91
2547 900 W Willink 257 85
4130 10901 "Wallace Samuel,
Laugshoro 415 79
4133 9.10 Wallace Sam'l 257 85
4136 10961 " " 811 00
3601 60 6 41 C Nicholson 4 Mc
pherson Prentice 11 78
Vact. 100 Cam ptiell Sam'l 23 55
3177 85 HuiitCvrusFB 20 52
3173 90 Sutton Robert 21 20
3109 80 McClatchio R 18 84
3170 6S0 Blood C. estate KM 17
6129 58 Wholo tract 158
acres Dobbs J Ii 12 21
5136 80 llarmor Josiah 18 84
5138 305 " " 90 01
6106 10!M ' MilUin J. 'i79 61
5107 10CO " 439 50
5110 753 " Epart 3.30 98
Vact. 76 Nugent Thomas 18 94
3322 400 S II Hill A J
Rickerhrndo 11160
3177 114 Sun stein Cass 10 60
Vact. 100 Unknown Bea
ver Dam tract 40 80
3322 280 Unknown or J
W Ward 67 12
HAP.MOSY TOWSSI1IP.
80
60
E Newbury
btrong, Lynch A
Kckcrt,ilornrn
Run
David Harris pat.
by J M'Kiuley
Biggins J Y fori.
M'Kiuley
14 56
18 20
2 73
60
6 (M
2
150
K li liavis
A (1 Barr A
96
RO
Beach
21 60
SEATED LANDS.
And also in ursuancoof an act approved
the 29th day of April 1841, directing the
mode of selling seated lauds for taxes, and
the several acts supplementary thereto the
following tracts ot seated lands and in and
out lots iu the said County of Forest afore
said, or so much thereol as wi 1 pay tho
arrearages ol taxes and cost- accrued there
on will be exposed to public sale at the
tune and place aforesaid lor the sale of
unsealed lands, and be continued by ads
jiiiirnmenl tioni day to day if it should be
found necessary so to do.
barnett row.vsiiip.
Wu. ArM- Warranto, or ieputd Owbtr. Tax.
100 Hilbrouer Leopold Holm 7 00
113 Armstrong William estate 14 00
150 Stia'Kton It M 9 (M
40 Slocuui Wol lord 13 21
2iM Shippon Edward 21 20
8 " 2 17
162 " " KI52
758 " " 78 41
20 Titus W'Uiau. 20 ihi
50 Fox H M 7 80
17 ' 2 15
KM .cuts John 6 30
1 Brandon Catherine 5 10
IIICKOKY TOWN81IIP,
83 Brown J II and others 10 00
119 Hemlock Island Oil co 20 110
7 Hiinnah-J 11 (Franklin) 1 50
32 Merrill W P 1 92
50 Clark T U 1 on
35 " 1 IM
65 Cascade Pet. Land Assoc'n 1 30
HAKMONY TOWNSHIP.
100 Burr Frank 34 22
50 Allegheny National Bank 2 50
22 Brown Jonathan 1 50
20 Ballett 11 A J 24 35
60 Babb. It M T 27 41
215 Cecil John U 28 (Ml
116 " " 27 87
20 Cotant A Nelson 13 25
60H Coiiiielv W A, whole tract
KM acres 9 66
185 Carson Joseph 13 (Ml
80 Corbin Marshall 2 73
658 Dawson Run Oil Co 129 18
2 i 'i ii 26 50
100 I u lliold John 10 83
9J Edinboro Oil Co 12 53
25 Farrer Green 32 02
144 Fish John 10 ihi
33 Hunter 11 .1 2 ihi
60 1 lagan Bei nerd 9 30
50 lleister Pet. Co 9 92
4 Hinds Charles 4 00
125 lluidekisiper 18 58
60 Jones E D 4 00
5 Loper Leo A Co 11 83
623 Whole Iract 722 acres, Long
li S 70 70
KM Lamb John 33 05
10 McCiilitock Homestead on ' ',7
2X2 Morse M A ?7'4
3145
3144
57IM
3148
3145
3314
3315
3090
R5 Miles Hugh 4 00
60 .Mover C 6 03
19 Mills S M 180
30 " 1 70
25 " 6 05
2 5 " 2 53
101 Monroe Oil Co 7 57
1 M vers John 65
200 MeKinney W 15 40
3:MI MeUnrvcr A Co 13 OS
40 Neill A Wilson 6 43
8 Paul D J 1 87
133 Robinson Ne'dl tt Wilson 4115
40 St Louis Oil Co 3 44
40 " " J II Hill 3 98
2 Saunders tt Co 4 41
160 Smilev Dr 27 28
55 -Scott Roval Ti 2 72
90 Thompson W W 2u 53
47 Toiulinson tf' Anderson 19 9u
125 Tayior Heirs (Mi Ewing) 10 83
40 Unknown fori. Jos. Jones 9 25
6o Allan Frank R 6 95
401 Hronson A II 4 87
130 Brown M It 13 91
60 Bonney 7. fori. J H Dawson 9 75
50 Hi-own Coi fori. Watson 2 05
12 Clark Gilbert 2 80
320 Cotvland Farm Oil Co 15 00
10 Coleman fori. Manross 2 43
2IM Carroll l eulien 15 40
175 Davis Wilbams fori. Flem
ing 18 10
154 Ewing II S, Steon occup'lit 13 62
12 Goodrich Capt 3 87
341 Gillespie J J 6 90
4 Goodwin fori. Manross 48
16 Green A Gro e 1 25
1 Huohinson fori. McKinlev 102
loo llolbrook J fori. Mcliyre 7 75
60 Kelbv C M 5 80
125 Miller Isaac, 8 09
1011 Myers A Kinncar 4 75
100 Morrow D 5 91
2 McChesticy fori. Manross 8-')
261 Pittsburgh Co fori. Hom
ing, OHara 19 35
120 Page Charles . 11 6S
1 Roup Sam'l, D Scott 55
75 Reed fori. Fleming 7 HO
200 Smith J II 16 03
15 Sweet A Co 1 80
2 Toinlinson A Anderson 45
30 VanderjTilt tf Foreman 9 30
1120 West. Hickory Mining As
sociation 97 30
100 Wilson Samuel 6 25
80 Wilson A- Neill 6 25
86 Watson Jonathan fori. Co
burn 8 76
40 Warren A Venango Oil Co 8 87
100 Wa'son tt Co foil. Siggins 7 75
150 Webster A Co 3 00
HOWE TOWNSIIir.
260 Shelton Oil Co
JENKS TOWNSHIP.
21 Dobbs U J
220
17 "
220 Daniels Jas W
00 J Bonner
290 Reyner S It, J A A others
120
160 Thompson John
1 Wynkoop John estate
30 Wray William
Wmsor A bram
114 Nugent Thomas
KINliHI.EY TOWSBIIIP.
100 Brooklyn Oil Co
57 Burt H A
64 "
3(M Eastman A Shall
410 Oi Hi I leu C F
2300
14 70
3169
208
13 20
78
31 80
4 50
45 78
13 82
30 84
2 83
2 25
60
3 42
Vact
3185
3170
3173
5141
3170
31)8
3177
5186
5194
5197
5187
5193
8 6i
6 12
6 15
48 1.2
28 35
142 25
11 15
1 48
25 52
6 :18
14 34
7 58
HIM
8 20
1 00
271
98
1 80
2 70
7 30
3 26
82
6217 1KM Hall Lamb A Schooley
5186 100 Ironside Oil Co
5180
6193
5194
6114
5187
5186
5193
51!M
5186
5193
6213
5214
5214
3180
5214
8 Lewis E E A Congor
400 Lake Erie Pet. Co
80 " '
KM Moody A WooiirnfT
75 McClintock Hamilton
KM " "
410 Gillespie C K
50 Kluistiver II
60 Hiistiau Robert
18 Dice A Dale
5 Ellsworth Georgo
40 Kirk wood James
KM Tarr James
00 Eastman A Shall
50 Cosper Jacob
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP.
75 Dico John
123 liatpile A Co
200 Moore A Co
KM Richardson's heirs
4M Richardson W II
40 Winsor
28:15 10IM A G Curtin foil. Anderson
2833 4.41 Anderson John
40 Brognard A Dale, Conroy
10 Batleu James
63 Brett K agent, J Noble
19 51
14 83
24 75
va 32
49 35
4 IM
(HI IM
30 00
6 30
2 25
5 58
6 02
6 IM
7 IM
1 80
4 08
6 30
9 00
11 25
9 HI
12 60
1190
2 79
20
3 50
1 35
900
1 50
5185
49 Br guard A Richardson
2' HI Banner oil Co
KM Coiicland Otis
45 Dalrymple W F
62 Dale'he.rstoSlicpard
4 Dtistin Isaac to Oil Co
19 Gram O.l Co, Haskell
KM Hillings W W, Jac. Swaro
100 Kriineway to Oil Co
lso Myers j hn. Miller
170 I'aup A brum
02 Pittsburgh A Phil's Oil Co
10 i ettigrew Alex
50 Smith S B
5 sdiepardC II, Dalo Island
50 Varsdale Joel M
5 Tionesta Pet. Co, Fleming
Oil Co
TIONESTA nollOUGII.
75 Dice John
1 Mav f T
2828
5185
3824
3S20
2828
2828
11 01
01
9 85
130 IM
63
8 97
3 IHI
8 40
15 98
9
425 Sickles G O
1 Ford S A
4 Imlell
4 Duller W II
4 Mav B H A S T
75 SSyilney d' Co
(iHEEN TOWNSHIP.
75 Whitman Selden
95 ' " fori. J Folmer
95 Whitman Georgo fori. A
Folmer
150 Lacy I. co., Drain tt Robb
3825
11820
:i820
3825
5 43
6 90
15 40
900
place
Taxes niiil costs must be pait" when prop
erty is struck down or the sale may be
avoided lind the property be lininedia'elv
put up and res.. Id. See act 13th March
1817, Sec. 27, Purdon's Digest, age 994.
Tionesta, Forest County, Pa.. this30thday
ol March, A. D. 1872.
S. J. SETI.EY. Treasurer.
A good story is told of a St. Louis
no'jliy dry goods clerk who attended a
dance iu the rural district a few even
ing since, lie wore a Cheviot shirt,
and put on a great many itirs. He
was soiiicwhut luken down, however,
when he overheard one country hiss
siiy to another ; "That St. L mis chap
slings on a heun of style for a feller
that wears a bedtick shirt."
A man who had read about convert
ing United States live-twcn'ies.suys he
longs to be a missionary in tluit field,
mid knows that he could cleave to his
flock.
An Eventft.1 Career.
The reinterment at Louisville of a
young man named Charles M. iSwun;iir,
elicits from the Courier-Journal a
sketch ul his career, which was singu
larly eventful anil romantic, lie wai
little more than a hoy when the ar
broke out, but he joined one of the
first companies that left I lie ritv to
serve in the rebel army. He was
wol.mled at Yorklown.anri subsequent
ly whs mustered out. but while be H8
returning home he was taken prism er
ani sent to itiiiianiipons. upon n
ine; exchanged he immediately re en
listed mid fought in several of ihe se
verest bailies of the var, receiving a
number of 3evt-re wounds. Finally he
was taken prisoner again and sent to
Chicago, hut upon his arrival in that
city he eluded the guard, and entering
a clothing store, told the proprietor
that ti n i ess he immediately gave him
a suit of clothes he would give himself
up and report the cl itliiug dealer as
having aided his ocape. This threat
secured a hurried compliance iih hii
denial). I, and tho garb of rebellion
was replaced by a citizen's suit. Af
ter remaining in Chicago two or three
(lavs Han gar went to Canada, and moil
after joined the St. A I buns raid, und
wus once more a prisoner. When the
war closed he went to Paris, and be
came connected with a hanking house
there, huhseij.icntly he whs appoint
ed consular agent for the United Slates
at Eliehiie, noil served in that capaci
ty until 1807. Then he returned to
his home in Louisville, and leiiiiiini d .
until June, I81U, when lie went back
to Paris, and was kill, d (hiring tho
siege by a Prussian shell v- hich entered
his room and exploded. With all
this remarkable and varied experience
he died at the ago of twenty -eight.
Sale of Thad. Stoens' Library.
The library of the late Hon. Thad
deus Stevens was sold bv public auc
tion in Philadelphia on Friday. The
collection embraced some 1,200 vm
tunes, a few of the old hooks being
rare and valuable. Good prices were
realized, the aggregtite stun be:ng
83.000. The sale was attended by
many men of prominence in political
and social life in Boston, New York,
Baltimore, Washington and elsewhere.
(. oiinccicd with the sale is a painful
history, which was mentioned in the
unction room. Tha.hleus Stevens died
at Washington, mi August 11,1868.
In his will w as b provision bequeath
ing to a nephew the library referred
to upon condition that he abstained
from indulgence iu spiritoiis and malt
liquors for n period of five years. Iu
the event of his fulling to keep the
pledge of total abstinence, Hons. O.
,). Dickey, Edward Mel herson and
Anthony Roberts, executor? of the es
tate, were required to sell the library.
Oo Friday it was sold and the amount
will be distributed amoug the legal
heirs.
Anecdote of Colonel Colt.
The following story (says the Wash
ington Chronicle) is told of Colonel
Samuel (Jolt, who in his lifetime was
sometimes inclined to he a trifle pom
pous. When he was building dwell
ing houses for the workmen employed
in his great pistol factory, he one day
encountered a boy picking up chips
on his grounds.
"What are you doing here?" he
asked gruflly.
"Picking up chips, sir," replied the
youngster, evidently unuwed by the
great presence
"Perhaps," exclaimed the Colonel,
drawing himself up with dignity, "you
d in't know who I am. I'm Colonel
Saininl Colt, and I live ill that big
house up yonder."
The boy straightened up, swelbd
out, nnd answered, "Perhaps you don't
know who 1 nm. I am 1'ai rick Mur
phy, mid I live iu that little shanty
down yonder," pointing in the direc
tion. "Sun uy," suid the Colonel blandly,
putting the boy on the In ml, "go on
and pick up all I lie chips you want,
ii ud when you get out, coiiie back for
more."
A Hu d Ce.
A blushing maiden iu Vermont iiiei
jl man lor breach of contract, under
the billowing curious circumstances:
She had a tarm which he wished to
purchase, and -lie offered the pro perl v
and herself for twenty thousand dol
lars, refusing to sell one without the
other. He accepted, paid the money,
got tho tille-dced of the land, mid
felt s i well satisfied with his bargain
that he restored one-half of it t,, nr.
As that halt' was herself, she decline I
the generous gift with thanks mid in
sisted lh.it he bhniild marry her. He
refused, and she sues him for breach
of contract, a:id ihcro is every indica
tion that she will uin the suit.
The largest bIi iii title iu Hie world
is the I'cii.-us and Mobile bridge, at
the l ily of Mobile. It is tiliceii miles
long, crossing both rivers, where there
are draws, ll is supported on iron,
cylinders driveu into th,- bed of tho
n'o'5-s.
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