Hates of Advertising.
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OneSiUare " one month - -3 00
One Square " three months rt 00
One Square " one year 10 (Mi
Two Squares, one year - - - 15 on
Quarter Col. ' 30 (
Half " " - - Ml 00
One " " . - - 100 00
Business Cards, not exceeding one lock
in length, f 10 per year.
Legal notices at established rates.
These are low, and no dovlation
tvill be iii?rn, or discrimination among
patrons. The rates offered are such, v.
will make it to tho advantageof men dol. g
business in the limits of tho circulation of
the iiaiM'r to advertise liberally.
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W. R. DUNN.
DfTlca in Krtox's Dulldlrg, Elm, Street
epxjb:
JU
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Wo Subscription received for a shorter
period than three months.
Correspondence solicited from ell psrts
of the country. No notice will bo taken of
annonymous communications.
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" Let us have Faith that Right makes Might ; and inthat Faith let us to the end, dare do our duty as we understand if--LINCOLN.
? i
VOL. V. NO. G.
TIONESTA, PA., TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1872.
$2 PER ANNUM.
IGAN
A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
a. wawToN rsTTia. miles w. tatb.
PETTIS & TATE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Aim rtt, TIONESTA, PA.
Isaac Ash,
ATTORNEY AT I, AW, Oil City, Ta.
Will practice In the various Courts of
iTorest County. All business cntrustod to
kit car will receive prompt attention,
18 ly
yt, W Kwon, Ooorg. A, Junta,
' TtMHUt Fft. SnMkvlllt, r.
Mnsor A JerkSi
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office on Elm
Street, above Walnut, Tlonesta, I'a.
VM MV lTltlltl(IU
TTORNEY AT LAW, Franklin, Ve
nango (jo., l a. tr.
W. P, Mercllliott,
Attorney at Law.
AD
HKAL ENf ATE ACJEXT.
TIONESTA, FA.
T-tf
3. . BARHIS, D. D. FASSETT,
HA It It IS FASSETT,
Attorneys at Ltw, TitusvUla Penn'a.
PRACTICE In all the Courts or Warren,
Crawford, Forest and Venango Conn
ties. 40-tf
Tlonesta House.
MITTEL, Proprietor, Elm St., Tlo
. nesta, Pa., at the mouth of the creek,
Mr. Ittle has thoroughly renovated the
Tlonesta House, and re-furnished it com
pletely. All who patronize him will he
well entertained at reasonable rates. 20 ly
FOH.EST HOUSE,
D BLACK PROPRIETOR. Opposite
. Court House, Tlonesta, Pa. Just
opeaed. Everything new and clean and
freslt. The best of liquors kept constantly
on hand. A portion of the public patron
age la respectfully solicited. 4-17-1 v
1 r
Holmes House,
rpiONESTA, PA., opposite the Depot.
X C. D. Mabie, Proprietor. Good Sta
bling connected with the houso. tf.
Syracuse House,
T1DIOUTK, Pa., J. A D Maori?, Prople
tors. The house has been thoroughly
refltted and is now in the first-class ordor,
with the best of accommodations. Any
formation concerning Oil Territory at
this point will be cheerfully furnished.
-ly J. Ad. mauee,
Exchange Hotel,
LOWER TIMOUTE, Pa., TVS. Rams
dkel A Host Prop's. This house having
been rented is now the most desirable stop
piag place In Tldloute. A good Billiard
4-ly
National Hotel,
TRVINETON, PA. W. A. Ilallonback,
Proprietor. This hotel is Nitw, and is
ow oen as a first class house, situate at
ne Junction of the Oil Creek A Allegheny
Jiver and Philadelphia A Erie Kail roads,
ftposite the Iepot. Parties having to lay
vr trains will find this the most conven
ed hotel in town, with first-class aooo ro
unds lions and reasonable uhargea. tf.
Dr. J. L. Acorrb,
pHYSTCIAN AND SURGEON, who has
l bad fifteen years' experience in a largo
nd successful practice, will attend all
rrofesslonal Calls. Olllee in his Irug and
:rooery Store, located in Tidioute, noar
, ;dioule House.
IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUND
V full assortment of Medicines, Liquors
'obacco, Cigars, Htationery, Glass, Paints,
its, Cutlery, and tine Groceries, all of the
ist quality, and will be sold at reasonable
tes.
II. R. BURGESS, an experienced Drug
iat from New York, has charge of the
tore. All prescriptions put up accurately.
JOHN A. DALl, PRtl T.
MNA. PROPER, VICIPREST. A. H.STIILt, CASHR,
TIOItTElST.A.
SAVINGS BANK,
Tiouosta, Forest Co., Pa.
This Bank transact a General Banking,
lleclinn and Exchange Business.
lrafta on the Principal Cities of the
L uited States and Europe boughtand sold.
Gold and Silver Coin and Government
ecurities bought and sold. 7-30 Bonds
..n verted on the most favorable terms.
I nterest allowed on time deposits.
Mar. 4t tf.
SLOAN & VAN GIESEN.
3LACKSMITHS
AND
7 AG ON-MAKERS.
Corner of Church and Elm Streets,
riONESTA 2?J.
this firm is prepared to do all work iu
niiti, aiiu wiii warrant every iiiuig none
their shops to give satisfaction, l'ar-
Mlar attention given to
IIOftSE-SIIOEIXG,
vatheirt atrial, and you will not re
nt it. . 13-ly.
Lloyd & Son,
WATER STREET, TIONESTA, PA.
WE JUST OPENED an extensive
.Ujck of
OUR AND FEED,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
,ich they otTor to the public at ratos as
. ru can be ottered by any other eslab
unenLin town, Give us a call before
. chasing elsewhere,
)-au. LLOYD A SON.
Ti9 Republican Office
' EEPS constantly on hand a large as
v soruuentof Hlank Iloeds, Mortgages,
!io)ijas, Warrants, Summons, fcc to
vU for euh. tf.
D.IW.'CLARK,
(COMMIRSIOMKR'S CLRRK, FORKST CO., PA.)
HEAL ESTATE AGENT.
HOUSES and Lot for Sale and RENT
Wild Lands for Salo. 1
I have superior facilities for ascertaining
the condition of taxes and tax deeds, Ac,
and am therefore qualified to act intelli
gently as agent of those living at a dis
tance, owning lands In the County,
Ofllce In Commissioners Room, Court
House, Tlonesta, Pa,
4-41-ly. D.W.CLARK.
!. niTnHtnOR, rrttt
B- D. DITHK1DUK, TraM.
T. . WIWIHT. S-rr.
OKO. W IIITIIIIIIlClK.
BlulnCH HuihiTi
THE SUPERIOR LUMBER CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles &c.
Mill! on-Tionrsta Creek, Forest Co., Pa.
Yard k Office cor. 22d k Rail Road SU.,
PITTSRURGII, PA.
Jos. Y. Saul,
PRACTICAL Harness Maker and Sad
dler. Three doors north of Holmes
House, Tlonesta, Pa. All work is war
ranted, tf.
EDWARD DlThRIDflS.
S. D. PITIIRIDOI
'FORT PITT GLASS WORKS.
Established A. D. 1817.
BtTfctRlBGE & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Dithridge's xx Flint Glass
PATENT OVAL
LAMP CHIMNEYS.
AND
Silvered Glass Reflectors.
These chimneys do not break by heat.
Ask for Ditiiridoes. Take no other.
DITIIRIDGE A RON,
2S-ly. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Xcw Hoarding House.
MRS. S. S. IIULINGS has built a large
addition to her house, and is now pre
pared to aivommoilnteanumberof perma
nent boarders, and all transient onus who
may favor her with their patronage. A
good Diablo has recently been built to ac
commodnto the horses of guests. Charges
reasonable. Itesidonce on Elm St., oppo
site 8. Haslet's Btore. &l-y
JONES HOUSE,
CLARION, PENNA.
S. S. JONES - - - Proprietor.
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
IN TIONESTA.
KLINORDLINGER & CO.
II
AVE just brought on a complete and
coroiuiiy seieciea stock or
FLOUR,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
and everything necessary to the complete
riook oranrat-ciassiirocery House, winch
they have opened out at their establish
ment on Elm St., first door north of M. E.
Church.
TEAS,
SUGARS.
SYRUPS,
FRUITS,
SPICES.
IIAMS, LARD,
A WD mo VISIONS OF A LL KINDS,
at the lowest cash prices. Goods warrant
ed to bo of the best quulity. Call and ex
amine, and we helieve we can suit von.
N. KLINOKDLINQEK fe CO,
Jan. 9, 72.
THE
OQT AND SHOE
STORE. .
TF YOU WANT a perfect fit and a good
X article of Hoots and Shoes, of the finest
workinansmp, goto
II. Ii. JIcCAXCE'S,
89 CENTRE STREET, OIL CITY, PA.
4r-Satisfatiiin guaranteed. 2-33 tf.
A iri i n a t; i, k i
Mr. Samuel Bell, of W. E. Rchmerts ft
Co., Wholosale Hoot and Shoe Manufactur
ers, 31 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa., has
been atllieted with chronic rlieumatiHh for
thiity years, from his right hip to his foot,
having to use a crutch and a cane, at times
so painful as to utterly incaacitate him
from attending to his business. Having
iriou every remedy Known, wuuoui enect,
except Uillilaud's Pain Killer, ho was
finally induced to try it. A second applica
tion enabled him to lay aside his crutch,
and a third effected a permanent cure. Mr.
Hell is a popular and well-known citizen,
is a living monument of the etfacacy of
that great medical discovery, Uillilaud's
Pain Killer. The atlliuted should ask their
grocer or druggist for it, and try its won
derful power. Mr. Uilliland, we under
stand, wants a respectable agent in every
towu and county for it. The principal of
liue is at Ti Third Avenue, Pittsburgh Pa.
ill-It
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Contains overUoo illustrutious. Isa com
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Win. FUut ti Co., phila., Pa. 27-lt
TIIKAKURKR'B S.I I.I IS.
UNSEATED LANDS.
NOTICE Is hereby given that in pursu
ance of an Act or the Oeneral Assem
bly of the Commonwealth oi Pennsylva
nia, passed the lHth day of March, ISIS,
entitled an Act to amend an Act directing
the mode of selling Unseated Lands for
Taxes Ac, and tho soveral subsequent
Acts supplementary thereto. Tire tollow-
lrtt irunlu nitBauliul Imirla nml In mill
out lots in the County of Forest, or bo
much thereof as will pay the arrearages or
taxes and costs accrued thereon, will be
exposed to public sale at tho Treasurer's
Olliec, in Tlonesta Borough, Forest Coun
ty, Pa., on the
2D MONDAY IN JUNE, 1872,
and bo continued by adjournment from
day to day if it shall be found necessary
so to do:
HARNETT TOWNSHIP.
Wtmat. A.rw. 8... WimAlH or ivpuuil Ownar. Tat.
IMll 50 Oilmore Itob't. 8 60
8171 i'JO Millstone & Doer
Creek Pet. Co.
(Ogilby heirs.) 108 78
81M G29 Ogilby heirs 1:W07
315H tf.KI " " 210 78
81.r9 4!5 " " 1WI87
31W 075 R. S. Winlock l.V) 08
' 60 Mays E. C. 8 0(1
I " " Kittor 2 40
4 " " Wilson 2 40
24 " " Dobbs 2 40
8160 44a II. Lcroy A J.
Linklain 98 56
125 Wray William 88 35
H10 " 73 88
05 RotdB. J. 17 80
8312 100 Colvin S. R 11 5
30 Oilfavle Elizaboth 1 44
3147 600 Sheriff J. P. Jt
J. A. 30 00
3110 60 Oilmore Robert 7 60
8112 100 Colvin J. it. 24 00
100 Uilbroner Leo
pold 10 00
100 Rulotf Ruloffson 25 00
KINU8LET TOWNHIIIF.
6134 805 Gill d Co. 17389
6135 1000 Superior Lum
ber Co. 155 00
SIM 420 Iiarmor Josiah 75 54
5155 600 Arnold Plum-
mer 87 60
6150 600 " " 87 00
5145 100 Unknown 1120
5113 IW0 McDermot A
Forker 113 70
6110 S0 " 4J20
6128 1000 " " 133 60
5109 1000 " 133 50
5108 U50 " " 125 75
6105 300 " " 40 05
6221 650 Taylor Charles 130 05
6133 100 Blood A Stewart 19 85
3142 150 Unknown 21 5
6180 800 Wolt&Co. 6143
6187 60 " " 8 41
5188 320 Whole tract 400
acres Ford S.
A. A Carolino
22 49
7 76
15 50
5188 60
61H7 100
6187 100
5186)
t V 183
6187 J
5217 1100
6186 100
5208 80
6103 100
5193 200
5208 290
5221 1
5207 208,
5220 80
Island 8
6192 200
150
6233 300
5203 650
6190 974
6218 750
5191 200
6192 150
6207 200
580 331
6192 250
5189 100
5192 100
8093 176
3093 62
6192 250
Snoblct II.
White Wm. fori.
Luby F. II. & Co
17 65
White Wm. fori.
Chadwiek oil co 32 47
Hall Lamb A
Sohooley 101 20
Tionesta Oil Co 6 90
T.W.Allan A Co 6 5:
Zendle C. fori.
Brooklyn oil co 6 90
Giltillon C. F. 20 01
HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
Economito So'c 67 08
Noble A Jen
nings former
ly (ireen J.
Webb W. II.
Dale J. A.
Dale A Irwin
80 57
27 60
900
24 80
I8 60
Davidson Wm.
fori. Portcrtleld 60 60
G. S. long tt If.
Wurthy 65 65
Cincinnati A
Pitts'gOilCo. 10714
Wilsou John 220 85
Unknown 15 50
Lake Erie Pet.
Co R It Roberts
Madole
Mabin John
Mead George
Irwin Kicliard
Lupy Conrad
Colo B. R.
Struthers Thos.
u tt
Becker Richard
t
6
Grey Rev. Robert
Island
Jonusou iV nmltn
(T. D. Collins)
McI'imj A Long
well formerly
D, Noble
Day Wm. now T.
1). Collins
Wardsworlh fori.
L. Bennett
White W. 8. fori.
G. W. Walters
Luther L. F.
First Nat. Bank
Allegheny fori
Prather heirs
Unknown fori
Roberts
Irwin 11. M. it
S. T. May
ICconomite Soe.
Anderson W. L.
fori. C. M.
Hunter
Anderson W. L.
fori F. Keifor
Ball Nelson G,
Ball Wm, W.
Cary John
Excelsior Oil Co
fori S. Manross
T. I). Collins fori
Gordon heirs
C. M. Hunter
Hannah J. L,
Unknown
5 08
120
S3
100
90
3
10
1
151
321
1
3690
5280
5210 60
10
80
6
60
81
I
Island 7
5192 150
10
2 75
QREN TOWNSHIP.
Bonner J.
t
Dale A Brother
fori A Bean
Duncan Robert
Ford A Lacy
3819
5157
240
600
135
600
200
700
290
59 40
105 00
14 8.')
00 25
49 50
154 00
22 00
0 13
22 00
5185
3H8
5r00
6184
Gillespie A
Owens
Hepler M. fori.
Jonas Folmer
Myers Peter
Mav II. H. Sad
dle Bag tract
May H. H. Tlo
nesta oil bill co
Palmer A Child
Woods heirs
Walters Sam'l
382o 83
120
230
5181 180
25 30
29 15
32 50
94 91
9 90
10 30
ao 80
690
5185
8X20
6fi0
3i3
90
TIOSESTA TOWNSHIP
40 Proper J' hu
3092
Yact. 450
30
M ay A Bro.
W maim J fori
Hilauds
3822 1000 H Woods heirs 230 00
5180 (V00 Plummer A 110 00
400 SMnvAlrwin
M Stewart 75 50
127 Amr D W fori
Knox 16 67
73 Philip Cropp 8 70
80 ' John A Proper 20 60
6 Hart J 11 1 65
217 Known by W
F Hunter 23 87
25 Perry A Co Dus-
tin Island 19 50
8823 100 Unknown 23 00
5 Sickles G G 3 35
. 40 HA Weaver 8 25
275 Clapp Edward 63 80
305 " " f)l 88
2b-. MM Harmer tract 227 70
2830 090 Hanna A Gilfiil-
len 227 70
2828 100 O W Znnts fori
8 Wliitten 12 00
108 Good Hope Pet CO 12 90
2823 790 rinkurdACo 18170
100 Dale heirs W II
Brown 12 00
283R 1000 Kd win E Clapp 120 00
2928 2(10 J W Fidder 80 00
25t G S Hunter 8 07
2820 50 . PowellS 1160
2 Isl's 2i - Cascade Pet Land
Association 36
ndi'g
3H21 60 Grubbs John 11 50
rim. Ufa o Cascado Pet Land
Association I 08
3091 200 Unknown Old
Town 67 00
1000 Curtis A Ander
son 120 00
170 J A Dalo A Bro
fori. J llilands 22 20
80 ' Robert J Brown
fori J. Noble 8 00
2826 90 Samuel West 10 80
1000 Plumer heirs 120 00
3823 60 Unknown 11 50
2K28 200 Dr. Day 24 00
2828 170 " 2120
98 C II Shepard
Dale heirs 21 58
2820 112 Samuel West 13 44
100 Irwin II M A
May Pat. 1865 23 00
800 Hammond heirs 96 00
2823 800 McDouglass 98 00
2824 180 Oilmore A Co
(Burns) 2160
" 600 Oilmore A Co
(Burns) 72 00
2828 80 John M vers 8 40
2824 140 LLGilhnore 16 80
2828 158 JBAgnowGood-
win, Whito A
Clark 15 60
Konneway to
Oil Co 24 09
Fahnostock 7 20
Unknown fori
Wagner 12 00
Hunter John 21
Bunker Hill Oil
Co fori Mc
Intyro 10 44
J C Shaw fori
Hunter 30
J S McCalmont
Executor 66 00
WFDalrymple 6 23
3824 200
60
2835 100
2
87
Island 8
Curtis 550
131
3187 990
3188 990
3189 787
" 203
3194 690
3195 87J
Vaet. 850
5230 600
5208 8(10
2(t!2 600
2023 "
2024 "
2018 "
2021
3802 979
303 990
6103 170
2812 1003
2878 1063
2K82 1000
2900 600
28iK) 1003
2991 1003
2730 200
2730 100
2730 "
tt
" 90
" 100
2850 "
tt ti
ti it
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2918 "
tt it
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2808 50
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" 250
" 100
2977 700
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2995 "
23IW 740
24.V1 l(MK)
3180 58
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Vaot. 500
130
130
tt
ti
t
tl
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2910 100
51118 150
6102 750
5103 730
" 1(H)
5104 1000
51(15 670
Mill looo
3195 62i I
8197 "
4792 "
52N2 1000
H:i:t soo
HIhO loo
3193 990
8IK9 7s
27: 448
zm 200
howk to vNsnip.
II Leroy A J
Linklnin
101
1!I4
70
S B Ashley 17
II Lerov A J
Linklain, 109
II Leroy A J
Linklain whole
tract 100 acres 17
Roberts Anna R 138
" " 83
W Wallace
Nicholson John
133
83
83
McPherson
Warder J wholo
tract 1000 acres
Warder J
83 11
83
83
103
194
29
183
183
100
83
181
183
Mifflin Jonathan
Nees Dobbs
W Willuik
52-63 W Willlnk
Cttshmtin J.
59
68
65
66
51
1
W Williuk
Hunt
W Willlnk
Hunt
W Willink
Scholield
W Willink
J Bonr:ey
W Willink
J Bonner
W Willink
Itoundsly
8
6
8
8
12
13
15
10
19
20
J of 23
J of 24
I of A
28 A 29
27
81-32-33
87-38-39
i of 31
3(1
41
" Howard
" Frismuth J "
" Wilson A 7
" McNeal R 10
' Fling B "
" Blundin R "
" McKlosky F 10
" lioughortv "
" Stewart Jas
10
" Lewis Miss
" Lewis F
" Le wis B F
" Park DoL-l'r
" Beck Wm 110
" Thompson W 8
" Dahiiaii J M 10
" ay8 W "
" Tsyior Eliza 123
100
" Hubbard It
9 79
Pittsburgh A
ForestCo Lum
ber Co
W Willink Clo
ver Selh
J V Sloau
2189
747
748
750
751
753
754
755
11
Rennet S F 1(1
Campbell Hiram 23
,l U Dobbs 124
VJ.,
"part of Zink 10
" Ji
" 90
Xfidlin Jonathan 1'ki
Whole tract 590
acres Howe
Lumber Co
87 43
Whole tract 59(1
Mathews Chus.
Mead (ieorgu
Boiinev J
Hays James
Lcroy A Linloin
Wallace
Millllin J
bliclton Oil A
Mining Co
20 70
8183 090 Lcroy A Linklain 159 91
8184 " "J Bonner " "
JF.NKS TOWNSniP.
6141 127 Baynton Peter
Dampinan 22 18
27 " E part J
Bonner 6 42
127 6 " Stephens 29 95
6142 132 11 " McCra 81 08
6144 00 13 "SI Williams 14 13
" 68 14 "Hi Mnr-
kinsEdd 13 60
70 15 " James J HI 54
' " " " Wallace " "
5115 195 " E part 40 88
3040 "1014 Davidson Wm
Miss Miller 238 78
3044 914 Howell Joseph 215 25
3159 495 Ogilby heirs 141 85
81(10 444 Leroy 4 Linklain 104 50
3191 95 " " 22 43
3102 1WH) ' " 2"9 05
3103 888 " " 219 12
3104 990 " " 2::3 15
3108 " " " 233 15
3174 100 60 " ' 24 95
3177 60 24 " "Hi 1178
" 50 " " "N J 8 78
" KHiJ 25 " " 23 00
" 114 20 " " 20 8.r
" 10(l 82 " " 23 00
64 84 " " 1271
( tt H 4 tt
4178 783 1-2-7-18
8-10-17 " " 205 57
3179 93J 43 " " 2198
it it 4(( l tt
" 69 60 S V Rohrer, T
Martin, whole
tract 119 acres 13 11
3181 114 21 Leroy Linklain 32 00
" 1(X) 22 " " 28 05
" 114 28 " " 82 06
it tt 29 11 " t( t
93
1071
97
1073
85
30
87
8-4-5-6-9
12- 19-14
13- 20
20 73
30 08
27 76
3182
307 44
232 15
6878
8190
5137
990
250
158
Iiarmor Josiah
Harmor J, K
Blood W 8 of
K part
Iiarmor Josiah
36 20
117 75
117 75
5139
5140
8561
600
1000
Nicholson Jno,
v. raniroe
Davis 592 50
Nicholsen Jno. 342 23
Nicholson 4 Mc
Pherson 183 27
Nicholson Mc
Pherson Thos.
Jones 297 07
Nicholson A Mc
3504
3000
1014
640
3070 1037
3071 1000
Pherson 837 50
3550
51 8i
618J
Smith Rev Wm 117 34
" " 117 34
f iutherie J W 623 91
W Willink 257 85
Wallace (Samuel,
Langshore 415 79
Wallace Sam'l 257 85
" " 311 00
6 Nicholson Mc
Pherson 8551
Vact. 1078
2547 BOO
4130 10961
4133 900
4136 109(31
3001
60
Prentice 11 78
Campbell Sam'l 23 55
Vact.
3177
3173
SI 09
3170
5129
5136
6138
5UM)
5107
6110
Vact.
3322
8177
Vact.
100
85
90
80
680
68
80
305
1090
1000
753
70
400
111
100
HuntCyrusFB 20 5:
Sutton Robert 21 20
McClutchie R 18 84
Blood O. estate 106 17
Wholo tract 158
acres Dobbs J B 12 21
Iiarmor Josiah 18 84
" " 90 01
Milliin J. 479 01
439 50
E part
8.10 98
Thorn
18 94
11460
8 II Hill A J
Rickerbrodo
Sunstein Cass
Unknown Boa
ver Dam tract
Unknown or J
W Ward
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
10 66
10 80
5712
3322 280
80 E Newbury
14 50
00 Strong, Lynch A
Kckert.Gorm'n
Run - 18 20
12 David Harris pat.
bvJMKinley 2 73
60 Biggins J Y fori.
M'Kinley 6 00
2 K L Davis 90
150 A G Barr A R O
Beach 21 60
SEATED LANDS,
And also in pursuance of an act approved
file 29th day of April 1844, directing the
mode of selling seated lands for tuxes, and
the several acts supplementary thereto the
following tracts of seated lands and in and
out lots iu the said County of Forest afore
said, or so much thereof as will pay the
arrearages of taxes and costs accrued there
on will be exposed to public sale at tho
time and place aforesaid for the sale of
unseated lands, and be continued by ad-
journment from day to day if it should bo
found necessary so to do.
BARXETT TOWNSHIP.
Warrants, or itputw! Owntr,
Ililbronor Leopold Holm
Armstrong William estate
Stockton R M
Slocuiu Wolford
Shippeu Edward
Tai.
7 60
14 00
9 00
13 21
21 20
2 17
0 52
78 41
20 00
7 80
2 15
0 30
5 10
100
113
J50
40
200
8
102
758
20
50
17
100
1
3115
3144
5700
3148
3116
3311
3315
Titus William
Fox S M
tt
Zonts John
Brandon Catherine
HICKOItY TOWN8I1IJ'.
Brown J II and others
llomlock Island Oil co
Hannah J H (Franklin)
Merrill W P
Clark T B
tt
Cascade Pot. Land Assoc'n
3090
83
119
7
32
60
35
65
10 00
20 00
1 60
1 12
1 00
1 00
1 30
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
Harris David, fori. Johnston 9 60
Barr Frank 34 22
Allegheny National Bank 2 50
Brown Jonathan 1 50
Hal lot t II A J 24 35
Babbett M T 27 41
Cecil John R 28 (Ml
tt it 87
Cotant A Nelson 13 25
Conuely W A, whole tract
100 acres 9 00
Carson Joseph 13 oil
Corbiu Marshall 2 73
Dawson Run Oil Co 129 18
tt It II .M r,
Duflield John 10 83
Kdiulx.ro Dil Ou 12 53
Farrer Green 32 02
Fish John 10 00
Hunter H J 2 110
1 lagan Bernord 9 30
Heister Pet. Co 9 9-'
Hinds Charles 4 (Hi
Huidi ktMiper 18 5H
Junes E 1 4 (Ml
Loper I.ee A Co 11 83
Whole tract 722 acres, Long
(i H 7(1 70
Lamb John S3 05
MoCliutock Homestead co 3 37
125
loo
60
22
20
50
215
110
20
GOj
185
80
658
2
100
25
144
33
60
60
i
125
50
6
623
J 00
10
Morse M A
Miles Hugh
M over C
Mills 8 M
20 73
4 (HI
6 03
1 80
1 70
6 05
2 53
Monroe Oil Co
Myers John
McKinncy W
MeGarvef A Co
Neill A Wilson
Paul D J
Robinson Noill tt Wilson
St Louis Oil Co
" " J II Hill
Saunders t- Co
Smilev Dr
Scott Royal K
Thompson W W
Tomlinson fc Anderson
Taylor Heirs (McEwing)
Unknown fori. Jos. Jones
Allan Frank R
lironson A II
Brown M B
Bouncy Z fori. J II Dawson
Brown Col fori. Watson
Clark Gilbert
Cnneland Farm Oil Co
Coleman fori. Manross
Carroll Keuben
DavisfU'illiams fori. Flem-
EvtJ II S, Steen occup'nt
Goodrich Copt
Gillespie J J
Goodwin fori. Manross
(ireen A Grove
Huchinson fori. McKinley
Hoi brook J fori. Mcltyre
Kelby CM
M iller Isaac
Myers A Kinnear
Morrow D
McChesney fori. Manross
Pittsburgh Co fori. Flom-
ing, O'H.ira
Page Charles
Roup Sam'l. D Scott
Rood fori, lleiniiig
Smith J H
Sweot A Co
Tonilinson A Anderson
Vandcrgrift Foreman
Wost Hickory Mining As
sociation Wilsou Samuel
Wilson cC- Neill
Watson Jonathan fori. Co
burn Warren A Venango Oil Co
Watson tt Co fori. Sigglns
Webster A Co
7 57
55
15 40
13 08
0 43
1 87
41 15
3 44
3 m
4 41
27 28
2 72
20 53
19 90
10 83
9 25
fi 95
4 87
13 91
9 75
2 05
2 80
15 00
2 43
15 40
18 10
13 02
3 87
6 90
48
1 25
1 02
7 75
6 80
8 09
4 75
5 91
85
19 35
11 08
55
7 30
10 03
1 80
45
930
97 30
6 25
525
8 76
3 87
7 75
3 00
IIOWE TOWNSHIP.
200 Sholton Oil Co
2300
14 70
JENKS TOWNSHIP.
31G9 21 Dobbs B J
220
17 "
Vact 220 Daniels Jas W
3185 00 J Bonner
8170 290 Reyner 8 B, J A A others
8173 120 " " "
5141 100 Thompson John
3170 1 Wyukoop John estate
3118 80 Wray William
i Winsor A brain
3177 114 Nugent Thomas
KINGSLEY TOWNSnir.
5186 100 Brooklyn Oil Co
6194 67 Burt ti A
6197 61 "
5187 390 Eastman A Shall
6193 410 Giltillon C F
5217 1100 Hall Lamb A Sehooloy
5180 100 Ironside Oil Co
51H0 8 Lewis E E A Congor
5193 400 Lake trie Pet. Co
6194 80 "
6194 100 Moody A Woodruff
5187 75 McCli'ntock Hamilton
5180 100 " "
5193 410 Gillespio CF
51IM) 60 Klinstivor II
6186 60 Bastian Robert
5193 18 Dice A Dale
6213 6 Ellsworth Goergo
6214 40 Kirkwood James
5214 130 Tarr James
3180 00 East man A Shall
5211 60 Cosper Jacob
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP.
75 Dice John
123 Hatpile A Co
200 Moore A Co
100 Richardson's heirs
400 Richardson W II
40 Winsor
2 08
13 20
78
31 80
4 50
45 78
13 82
80 84
2 83
2 25
60
3 42
865
5 12
5 15
48 02
28 35
142 25
11 15
148
25 52
6 38
14 34
7 58
8 90
8 20
1 00
271
98
1 80
2 70
7 30
3 20
82
19 51
14 83
24 75
28 32
49 35
4 90
28:15 1000 A G Curtln fori. Anderson 90 00
2833 4(H) Anderson John 30 00
401 Brognard A Dale, Conroy 0 30
10 Button James 2 25
6:1 Brett K agent, J Noble 6 58
5185 49 Brognard A Richurdson 6 02
200 Banner Oil Co 6 00
100 Coneland Otis 00
' 45 Dal rvm ploW V 1 80
2828 52 Dale heirs to Shepard 4 08
4 lliistin Isaac to Oil Co 0 30
6183 19 Grant Oil Co, Haskell 9 (Ml
100 Hulings W W, Jac. Swure 11 25
3821 100 Kennowiiy to Oil Co 9 00
320 1MJ M vers John, Miller 12 60
2828 170 Pail p A brum 1190
02 Pittsburgh A Phil'a Oil Co 2 79
2828 10 I'ettigrew Alex 20
50 Smith SB 3 50
6 Shepard C II, Dale Islund 1 85
60 Varsdale .loci M 9 00
6 Tionesta Pet. Co. Fleming
Oil Co 1 50
TIONE8TA HOROUC1H.
75 Dice John 11 Ot
1 Mav S T 01
0 " 9 85
125 Sickles G O 130 (Ml
1 Ford S A 63
4 Dal .oil
i Butler W II H lai
4 May B H A 8 T 8 40
75 Sydney tt Co 15 98
(iUKKN TOWN8HIP.
3825 75 Whitmau Selden 6 45
3820 95 " " foi l. J Folmer 6 90
3820 95 Whitman George fori. A
Folinor 15 40
3825 150 Lacy Goo., Drain it Robb
place 0 00
Taxes and costs must be paid when proi
erty is struck down or the sale may be
avoided and the property bo immediately
Iiut up and resold. See act Mill March
817, Sec. 27, Purdon's Digest, I'stfO 091.
Tlonesta, Forest County, Pa., Jhis 30th day
of March, A. 1), 1872.
S. J. SETLEY, Treasurer.
Au elJorly gentleman, accustomed
to "indulge," entered the room of a cer
tain tavern, where sat a grave friend
by the tiro. Lifting a puir of greeu
spectacles upon his iureheud, rubbiog
his inflamed eyes, and culling for hot
brandy and water, he complained to
the fi icud thut "his eyes were getting
weaker, and that even spectacle didn't
scent to do them uuy good." "I'll tell
thee, fiicud," replied the Quaker,
"What I think. If thee were to wear
thy spectacles over thy mouth for a
few months, thy eyes would get well
agaiu,"
232
85
50
19
no
25
25
101
1
200
330
40
8
133
40
40
2
100
65
90
47
125
40
00
49J
130
50
60
12
320
10
200
175
151
12
341
4
10
1
100
60
125
100
100
2
264
120
1
75
200
15
2
30
1120
100
80
80
40
100
150
Iu the Ukraine, the women are said
to court mere generally than the men.
Says a writer who describes their man
ners: "When a young woman falls
in love with a man, she Is not In the
least ashnnied to go to his father's
house, and reveal her passion in tho
most pathetic and tender manner, and
to pronounco the most submissive
obedience, if he will accept her as a
wife. Should the insensible man pre
tend auy excuse, she tells him she is
resolved never to go out of the house
till he gives his consent, and according
ly takes up her lodgings and remains
there, if he still obstinately refuses
her, his caso becomes exceedingly
distressing; the church is commonly
on her side, and to turn her out would
provoke herk iudrud to revenge her
honor ; so that he has no method left
but to betake himself to flight till she
is otherwise disposed of."
What a healthful thing to have ono
jolly person in the house, ready to
laugh at anything ludicrous, or even
able to create sport at any time of
life, and its irresistible side, and its
Bober side. We need one or more to
show the mirth that often trembles
just below the surface of painful things.
A real impetuous laugh dissipates
illusions, sweepi the twilight out of
imaginations, and brings honest day
light. But it must be real no dry,
hacking laugh. It should be sponta
neous, out-bursting, irresistible, infec
tious. We have seen men fall to laugh
ing who had not heard the cause of
mirth, but had only caught the conta
gion of other men s laughing. It is
hard not to laugh with men who are
in earnest about it.
The London newsboys have been
victimized by a shrewd operator in
copper. For some months be busied
himself in collecting quantities of tho
penny of 1864, aud then reported that
pennies of that year were too good,
gold having by mistake entered into
their composition, and that the Tost
Office would give a sixpence apiece for
them. The bait took, aud as a partic-
ular favor, he allowed a number .of
newsboys to buy out his stock at five-
pei.ee apiece. The victims of this
"corner" besieged the Post Office for
hours, only to be finally convinced that .
their friend had sold pennies and buy
ers alike,
A lonely pioneer writes & follows
from La Coma, Wyoming : iA sincere
ly wish that many htndifds of old
maid's and widows who cannot get hus
bands at home would come out bore,
wheie they could speedily get a choice
of good, honest, bard-working men,
who could make them comfortable
and independent. There are, I really
think, five men here for one woman,
In fact, very many of them have been
compelled to live with native Indian
women, who, to my eyes, are perfect
frights, and worse in their conduct
than appearance, although that is bad
enough.
Is this a sermon T Twelve years ago
Hon. F. C. Whipple was a brilliant
and prosperous lawyer in Howell,
Michigan. Last week he died of in
temperance, and was buried out of thQ
Masonic charity fund, from which for
some time before his death he had
been supported. During this time his
beautiful and accomplished wife has
become insane, and his four lovely
children are penuiless and scattered,
no two living together.
In a trial at Okalona, Miss., the at
torneys were nonplussed by" the ques
tion, "Whether wife a could sleep
with her head upon her husband's arm
all night without paralyzing it." Pro
ceedings being thus brought to a stand
still, the Judge finally called in an
old physician to decide the question,
who said: "She might, and then
again she mightn't," Decision reserved.
"Poor thing," observed a tender
hearted Bridgeport lady, in speaking
of.the death of a young fiicud, "she
had just got a forty-dollar set of furs,
and beauties they were ; but she don't
need such things now."
Saxe says that Vermont is famous
for four staples, "Men, women, maple
sugar and horses. The first are strong,
the last are fleet, the eecond and third
are exceedingly sweet, and all are un
commonly hard to beat."
A Paris shopkeeper lately fixed over
his door a notice that as his daughter
had "made a splendid match,' he
would sell goods at a reduction of 25
per cent, for a wcok.
The clear, balmy moonlight uighta
are cutting down our youug peopla
like sheep, says an exchauge. Twenty
eight couples went uudur at one sitting,
Sunday evening.
A newly married couple from Iowa
FalU, Iowa, ou arriving at tho hotel
at Fort Dodge, left their marriago
certificate on tho oflice counter by way
of guarantee.
A cautious old btichclor, who knows
that tho present is leap-year, says:
"If you meet a young lady who is not
very sh v, you had better be u little shy
yourself."
A country editor says that when ho
looks at a woman's head he is puzzled
to ten w Inch is switch.
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