The Forest Republican. (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, May 21, 1872, Image 1

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forest gfjniMifaw.
Ratea"of Advertising.
One qunro (1 Inch,) one Inertions - tl 50
One Square " otto month - -3 00
OneSqnnra " three months - 0 00
Ono Square " one year - 10 00
Two Squares, ono year - 15 00
Quarter Cnl. " - - . - 30 00
Half " " . - - - . 60 00
One " " - - - - 100 00
Business Cards, not exceeding one inch
In length, 1J10 per year.
Legal notices at established rates.
These rates are low, and no deviation
vill bo made, or discrimination nmong
patrons. Tho rates ollcred are such,
will mako it to tho advantage of men doi.
business in the limits of the circulation of
the paper to advertise liberally.
HTUnLWHKD EVERY TUESDAY, BY
am
epub:
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W. R. DUNN.
DlTice In Krox's Duilding, Elm. Street.
. , . , TERMS, 2.00 A YEAR.
?fd Subscriptions received for ft shorter
",Let ua havo Faith that Right mako3 Might ; and in that Faith let us to tho ond, daro do our duty as wo understand it."--LINCOLN.
perina limn tiireo mouth.
Correspondence solicited from all Parts
of the country. No notice will bo taken of
nnonymous communications.
VOL. V. NO. 8.
TIONESTA, PA., TUESDAY, MAY ai, 1872.
S2 PER ANNUM.
Marriages and Death notices inserted
trans.
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CAN
it,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
, Ill WTO ! FBTTIS. MILKS W. TATE,
PETTIS A. TATE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
M It ref , TIOSKSTA , rA ,
Isaac Ash,
A TTORNF.Y AT LAW. Oil Cltv. Tn.
"V Will practice In tho various Courts of
orm county. All bum nous entrusted to
It care will recolvo prompt attention.
ia ly
'IT. W, Muon, Oeorjs A. Jenkft,
Tloat.l., 4. Brtjekvlllt, V.
Mason A Jenks,
ATTORNEYS AT I-AW. Omoo on Klin
Street, above Walnut, Tionesta, Pa.
C W. Giinilan,'
TTORNEY AT LAW, Franklin, Ve
il, tiango Co., Pa. tf.
W. P. MercllUott,
Attorney at Law.
AND
HEAT. ESTATK ACJCVT.
TIONESTA, PA.
IT-tf
J. . HAUKIS, D, D, FASRETT,
HARRIS f PASS KIT,
Attorneys at Law, Titusvills Penn'a.
PRACTICE in all tho Courts of Warren,
Crawford, Forost and Venango Coun
ties. 41l-lf
Tlonesta 1 louse.
MITT EL. Proprietor, Elm St., Tlo
. nesta, Pa., at tho mouth of thooreok.
Mr. Ittlo has thoroughly renovated tho
Tlonesta House, and re-furnishod it mm
pletelv. All who patronize him will bo
well entertained at reasonable rules. 20 ly
. FCIEST HOUSE,
D BLACK PROPRIETOR. Opposite
. Court House, Tlonesta, Pa. Just
oead. Everything now and elean and
Tresn. The host or liquors kept eoiiMtnntly
on hand. A portion of tho public patron-
age Is respectfully solicited.
4-17-lv
,r Holmes House,
1M0NESTA, PA., opposite the Perot
C 1. Momo, Proprietor. Good Sta
lling connected with the house.
tf.
Syracuse House,
TIDIOUTE, Pa., J. A D Maokk, Proplo
tors. The house has boon thoroughly
reaitea ana is now in the llrst -class order,
with the best of accommodations. Anv
formation concerning Oil Territory ut
...Ill I.. ..I A.I1- A I .
ui.iuiiii nui uo uuuuriuiiT iiirnisneit.
ly J. A I. M AUK R,
Exchange Hotel,
T OWF.R TIDIOUTE. Pa.. D.'S. Rams
1A DT.T.U A Son Prop's. This house baring
uenn retiioa is now tun mostucslrahlestop
Pjag plai-e in Tidioute. A good Billiard
Room attached. 4-ly
National Hotel,
yRVINETON, PA. W. A. Ilallonbnck,
Proprietor. This hotel is New, and is
lw open as a first class house, situate, at
nejunction of tho Oil Creek A Allegheny
Hirer and Philadelphia A Erie Railroads,
pposite the Depot. Parties having to lay
er trains will llnd this tho most eonvon-
nt hotel in town, with first-class aoconi-
nodatlons and reasonable charges, tf.
Dr. J. L. Aconb,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, who has
had fifteen years' experience in a largo
t, and successful practice, will attend all
Professional Calls. Otlico in his Drug nnd
Grocery Store, located in Tidioute, near
Tidioute House.
IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUND
' A fUll assortment of Medicines, -Liquors
Tolfaeeo, Cigars, Stationery, Glaus, Palms,
Oils, Cutlery, and flno Groceries, all of the
heal quality, and will bo sold at reasonable
rates.
- 11. R. BURGESS, an experioneed Drug
ift 1st from New York, has charge of the
ii tore. All prescriptions put up acou ratoly.
JOHN A. DALE, PHEi'T.
MS A. PROPER, VICIPRC8T. A. H. STEELE, CAtHR,
TIOUESTA
SAVINGS BANK,
Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa.
This Bank transacts a General Ranking,
Collecting and Exchange Business.
Drafts on the Principal Cities of the
(United States and Europe bought and sold.
Gold and Silver Coin and Government
Securities bought and sold. 7-30 Bonds
converted on the most favoruhlo terms.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Mar. 4, tf.
SLOAN & VAN GIESEN.
BLACKSMITHS
AND
TV AGON-MAKERS.
'Cornor of Church and Elm Streota,
TIOILSrESTV
This firm U prepared to do all work in
8 la lino, sud will warrant everything done
t their shops to give satisfaction. Par
ticular attention given to
ioitsi:.siioi:ixi,
Oivethem atrial, and you will not re
gret it. 13-ly.
Lloyd & Son,
WATER STREET, TIONESTA, PA.
HAVE JUST OPENED an extensive
Stock of
'LOUR AND FEED,
'. 'GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
-Which they offer to the public at rates as
.low as cau be ottered by any other estab-
pntejitin town. Give us a call before
rchasing elsewhere.
40-m. LLOYD A SON.
. ' Tl Republican Office
V"EEPS constantly on hand a large as
JV sortment of Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
7iy)picuttst ariKllis, DUIUIIIOUS, dtC. lO
e oiu.ueap tor easn. tf.
D.VW. CLARK,
(COMMISHIONUn's rt.KttK, FOREST CO., rA. )
HEAL ESTATE AGENT.
II
OUSES nnd Lots for Sale and REN'
T.
ilil Uiuds for Sale.
I have superior facilities for ascertaining
tho condition of taxes and tax deeds, Ac,
and am therefore rnmlitlcd to act intelli
gently as agent of those living nt a dis
tuneo, owning lanils In tho County.
Olllco in CoinndHsionors Rooin, Court
i louse, iionesui, 1 u.
4-41-ly. D. W. CLARK
KHW. DTTMHinflK. Pr-n.
T. A. S-RIf)HT. Sppt.
UKO. V. IMllllOIMiK,
THE SUPERIOR LUMBER CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles &c
IHills on Tionr-stn Frrrk, Forest To., Fa.
Yartli k Office cor. 22d & Rail Rond Sis.,
riTTSRURGII, PA
Jos. Y. Saul,
PRACTICAL Harness Maker and Sad
dler. Throe doors north of Holmes
House, Tionesta, l'a. All work is war'
raiucu. . tf.
EDWARD DITflKinClK.
s. d. d mini dc,
FORT PITT GLASS WORKS.
Established A. D. 1827.
QITHFUQGE & SQM,
MASfFACTUnEUS OP
Ditliridge's xx Flint Glass
PATENT OVAL
LAMP CHIMNEYS.
AND
Silvered Glass Reflectors.
Those chimneys do not break by heat.
Ask for DrniniDOKs. Take no other.
DITIIRIDGE A SON.
25-ly. Pittsburgh, Pa,
Acw Hoarding IIoumc.
TV T IW. . S. HULINOS has built a largo
i'i addition to Her house, anil is now pro.
parod to accomuioilatea number of nernia.
nont boarders, and ull trunsient ones who
may favor her with their patronage. A
giHMl stable has recently been built to an
eommodato tlio horses of guests. Charges
reasonable. Residence on Elm St., oppo
site S. Haslet's store. &l-ly
JOHES HOUSE,
CLARION, PENN'A.t
S. S. JONES - - - Proprietor
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
IN TIONESTA.
KLINORDLINGER & GO.
TTA v Enst hroueht on a complete and
--m- caroiuiiy seiecieu siock oi
FLOUR,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
and'everything necessary to the conipleto
nwjfii oi a msi-cioss irwcry riouse, w nicn
they have opened out at their establish
ment on miui St., first door north of M. K
Church.
TEAS.
COFFEES, SUGARS,
oiiiui-w, nuns,
SPICES.
ITAMS, LARD,
A ND m3 VJSTOXS OF ALL KIXDS,
at tho lowest cash prices. Goods warrant
ed to be of tiie host quality. Call and ex
amine, and we believe we can suit vou.
-N. hU.NUUUUiUUlit CO.
Jan. 9, '72.
THE
BOOT AND SHOE
STOBE.
TF YOU WANT a perfect fit and a irood
1. article of Boots and Shoes. of the finest
wurKiusiiHnip, goto
II. I.. MeCAXCFS,
30 CENTRE STREET, OIL CITY, PA.
"Satisfaction guaranteed. 2-S3 tf.
A M I II A V, I, K I
Mr. Samuel Bell, of V. E. Schinoi-ta
t o.; linlesalt) lloot and Shoe Maiiut'acitir.
ers, 31 t itlh avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa., has
been alllicted witli chronic, rheumatish for
thuty years, from his right hip to his fmt,
having to use a crutch ami a cano, at times
so painful as to utterly incapacitate him
from attending to his business. Having
tried every remedy known, without effect,
except Uilliland'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.
Bell is a popular and well-known citizen.
is a living monument of the elliicaey of
mat great uieilical discovery, (iilliland's
Pain Killer. The alllicted should ask their
grocer or druggist for it, and try its won
derful power. Mr. Oilliland, we under
stand, want a respectable agent in every
town and county lor it. Tho principal of
fice is ut Tl Third Avonuo, Pittsburgh Pa.
Ul-4t
AGENTS WANTED Bound canvas,
ing book
SENT FREE !
of postage on receipt of 75 cents, and ox
culsive territory gran tod on tho
PICTORIL HOME RIBLE.
Contains ovor.'J00 illustration Is a com
plete Library of Biblical Knowledge. Ex
cell all others. In English and tiennan.
Wm, Flint A Co., Phila., l'a. 27-41
Ti:.isiTKi:irw sai.i:s.
UNSEATED LANDS.
jV'OTlCIC Is hereby given that m pursu
it anco of an Act ol the General Assem
bly of the Commonwealth oi Pennsylva
nia, pa-scd tho lHth day of March, 'lsl!i,
entitled an Ad to amend an Act directing
the modo of selling Unsealed Lands for
Taxes Ac, nnd tho several subsequent
Acts supplementary thereto. Tho follow
ing tracts of unsealed lands, anil in anil
out lots in the County of Forest, or so
much thereof as will pay tho arrearages of
taxes and costs accrued thereon, w ill be
exposed to public sale at tho Treasurer's
Ollicp, in 'I'ionestn Borough, Forest Coun
ty, Pa., on tho
21) MONDAY IN JUNE, 1S72,
and bo continued by adjournment from
day to day If it shall bo louud necessary
so to do :
UAKSETT TOWNSHIP.
Wrr.nL Art. Sub. Wrrntet or rvputil Ownfr. Tit.
3:111 SO (Jilmore Rob't. 3 60
3174 4!K) Millstone A Deer
Creek Pet. Co.
(Ogilhy heirs.) I0S 78
31.11 02D Ogilby heirs l:W07
3I5S tmo " " 210 78
31ffl 4H5 " " 1IW87
311'J 075 R. S. Winlock lMdH
60 Mays E. C. 3 liO
I " " Ritter 2 40
1 ' " Wilson 2 40
24 " " Dohbs 2 40
31G0 440 II. Loroy A J.
Liukhiin 085rt
125 Wray William 38 3Ti
5il0 ' " 73 8S
U5 Reld B. J. 17 SO
3312 100 ColvinS. K. 11 hi
30 (liltoylo Elizabeth 1 41
3147 600 Khorill J. P. A
J. A. 3(1 00
3110 60 Oil more Robert 760
31Li IW fJolvin J. R. 24 00
100 Hilbroner Leo
pold 10 00
100 RuloIl RulolTson 25 00
KINOSMiV TOWNSHIP.
5131 8(15 Gill a; Co. 17383
5135 1000 Superior Lum
ber Co. 155 00
6138 4J0 Harmer Jofinh 75 54
6155 600 Arnold Plum-
inor 87 (10
5150 500 " " 87 00
6145 100 Unknown 11 20
5120 1)00 McDermot A
Forker 113 70
5110 3ft ' " 42 20
6128 1000 " 133 60
5100 1000 " " 133 60
6108 50 " " 125 75
6105 300 " " 40 05
6221 D50 Taylor Charles 130 05
61; 100 Blood A Stewart 19 8.5
8112 1"i0 Unknown 21 5
6156 3U0 WollACo. 6143
6187 00 .... 3
5188 320 Whole tract 400
ae.res Ford S.
A. A Caroline
Snoblet It.
1
2 49
7 70
5188
6187
6187
SO
100
100
15 50
White Wm. fori.
Luby F. II. A Co
17 05
5186
:
A
183
1100
100
80
100
WhitoWm. fori.
Chadwick oil co 32 47
Hall Lamb A
Schooloy 101 20
Tionesta Oil Co 0 00
T.W.Allan A Co 6 52
Zendle C. fori.
5i8:
5217
6188
62118
6103
5103 290 Gillilleii C. F. 0 01
UICKOBY TOWNSHIP,
5208 290 Eeonomito Soc. 67 08
521 1
5207 208 Noble A Jen
nings former
ly Green J. 30 57
5220 30 Webb W. H. 27 80
Island 8 Dale J. A. II 00
6192 200 Dale A Irwin 24 80
150 " " 18 00
6233 300 Davidson Wm.
fori. Portertield 60 60
5203 650 O. S. Long dc II.
Warthv 65 55
5190 074 Cincinnati A
Pitts'gOil Co. 10714
5218 750 WilsouJolm 220 35
6191 200 Unknown 15 50
5192 150 Lako Erie Pet.
Co R R Roberta
' Mudole 15 15
5207 200 Mabln John 20
5'J80 B31 MeadGeorgo 4120
6192 250 Irwin Ricliurd 34 45
5180 100 Lupy Conrad 10 10
61H2 100 Colo . It. 10 10
HlW3 170 Struthtis Thos. 8 00
8003 62 " " 2 39
5192 250 Bocker Richard 25 25
1 Grey Rev. Robert 230
Island 5 Johnson A Smith
( I . 1). Collins) 5 98
120 Mcl'ee A Long-
well formerly
D, Noblo 17 04
33 Day Win. now T.
D.Collins 6 85
100 Wardsworlh fori.
L. Bennett 20 20
3090 90 White W. S. fori.
U. W. Walters 14 11
2 Luther L. F. 4 00
10 First Nat. Bank
Allegheny fori
Prather heirs 1 47
1 Unknown fori
Roberts 23
151 Irwin II. M. C
S. T. May 13 00
5280 321 Eeonoinito Soc. 17 00
I Anderson W. L.
fori. C. M.
Hunter 55
5210 60 Anderson W. L.
foi l F. K oiler 2 75
10 Ball Nelson G. 1 03
80 Ball Wm. W. 2 20
5 Cary John 28
50 Excelsior Oil Co
fori S. Manross 2 75
8J T. D. Collins fori
Gordou heirs .13
C. M. Hunter 'M
Island 7 Hannah J. L. 1 10
5192 150 Unknown 8 25
10 i7i
QREKN TOWNSHIP.
3810 240 Bonner J. 59 40
6157 6c0 ' luouo
135 Dale A Brother
fori A Bean 14 85
5185 500 Duncan Robert 90 25
3M8 200 Ford A Lacy 4 50
65IHI 7uo i-uy
61t4 290 Gillespie A
Owens 22 00
30 83 Hepler M. fori.
Jonas Foliner 9 13
120 Myers Peter 22 00
230 Muv H. 11. Sad
dle Hag tract 25 30
5184 ISO May Ii. 11. Tlo
nesta oil bbl co 29 15
6185 600 Palmer A Child 32 50
3h20 333 Woods heirs 04 01
3820 90 Walters Saui'l 0 90
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP
392 40 Proper J hn 10 30
Vact. 450 MayABro. 30 80
30 Winans J foil
llilaiuls 6 90
S Woods heirs
Fliunmor A
S May A Irwin
M Stewart
Amy 1) W fori
Kiiox
Philip Cropp
John A Proper
1 1 art J II
Known by W
F Hunter
Perry A Co Dus-
tiu Island
Unknown
Sickles G G
HA Weaver
Clapp Edward
2 10 00
110 00
75 50
10 07
8 70
20 fit)
1 5
23 87
10 50
23 00
3 35
8 25
63 80
01 88
227 70
Harmer tract
Hanna A Gilliil-
len 227 70
O W Zents fori
S Wiiiltcn 12 00
Good Hope Pet CO 12 90
Pinkr.rd A Co 181 70
Dalo heirs W H
Brown 12 00
Edwin E Clapp 120 00
J W Kidder 30 00
118 Hunter 3 07
Powells 1150
Cascade Pet Land
Association 33
Grubbs John 11 50
Cascade Pot Land
Association 1 08
Unknown Old
Town 67 00
Curtis A Ander
son 120 00
J A Dalo A Bro
fori. J Hilands 22 20
Robert J Brown
fori J. Noblo 3 00
Samuel West 10 80
l'lumer heirs 120 00
Unknown 1150
Dr. Day 24 00
" 21 20
C II Shepard
Dalo heirs 21 58
Samuel West 13 44
Irwin II M A
May Pat. 105 23 00
Hammond heirs 9(1 00
Me Douglass 0(3 00
Gil more A Co
(Bums) 2160
GilmoreACo
(Burns) 72 00
John Myers 8 40
L L Gil'lmore 10 80
J B Agnew Good
win, While A
Clark 15 CO
Kcnneway to
Oil Co 24 00
Fahnestock 7 20
Unknown fori
Wagner 12 00
Hunter John 21
Bunker Hill Oil
Co fori Me
Intyre 10 44
J C Miaw fori
Hunter 30
J S Mel'almont
Executor 63 00
W F Dalrymplo 5 23
HOWE TO VNSniP.
II Loroy A J
Linklain 101 95
" " 191 81
" " 70 38
S B Ashley 17 74
II Lerov A J
Linklain, 109 10
II Loroy A J
Linklain whole
tract 100 acres 17 58
Roberts Anna R 138 68
" 8.1 13
Island 8
Curtis 550
13J
3187 990
3188
8180
000
787
203
590
87J
3194
3195
Vact.
5230
521 i
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2018
2021
850
6110
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500
W Wallace
Nicholson John
133 (HI
83 14
f3 14
McPhorson
Warder J whole
tract 1000 ucres
Warder J
83 14
83 13
83 13
103 47
104 K3
29 50
183 72
1S3 72
108 25
83 14
181 72
183 72
3U2
3MI3
6103
2812
2H78
2S82
2900
2800
2" 191
2730
2730
2730
970
9! HI
170
1003
1003
1000
500
HWi.t
1IKS3
200
100
MitHin Jonathan
Noes Dohbs
W Willink
62-53 W Willink
Cashinun J.
53 25
10 64
16 64
15 30
18 11
16 04
10 64
W Willink
Hunt
W Willink
Hunt
W Willink
Sehotield
W Willink
J Bouncy
W Willink
J Bonner
W Willink
Koundsly
" Howard
" Frismuth J
" Wilson A
" McNenl R
" Fling it
" Biundin R
90
100
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20
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28 29
27
31-32-33
37-38-30
7 88
10 01
2910
" McKloskyF 10 51
" I'ougherty
" Stewart J as 18 04
2808
50
250
" Lewis Miss
" Lewis F
" Lewis B F
" Park Doct'r
8 31
8 31
41 68
10 01
100
7oo
2977
" Beck Wm 110 30
50
J of 31
" Thompson W 8 31
3822 1000
5180 600
400
127
73
80
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217
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3823 100
5
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275
305
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2828 100
108
2823 7!H)
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2838 1000
2928 2C0
25,
2828 60
2 Isl's 22
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3821 60
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3691 200
1000
170
30
2828 PO
1000
3823 50
22 s 200
2828 170
98
2820 112
100
800
2823 800
2824 180
" 600
2823 80
2824 140
2828 158
3S24 200
60
2S35 100
67
" 100 38
2095 " 41
2300 710
2150 l'too
31S0 SS
" 150
Vact. 600
130 747
130 7 is
" 750
" 751
" 7.53
" 754
" 755
2910 100 14
6108 150
5102 750
5103 730
" 100
5104 looo
5105 670
5101 looo
3195 621 i
3197 "
4792 "
582 10. 10
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31sO loo
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3 1 so 7s!(
7;i3 18
2300 2j
" Dalinau J M 10 04
" M itva W "
" Taylor Eliza 123 32
100
" Hubbard R 9 79
Pittsburgh A
Foro.NlC'o Lum
ber Co 24 89
W Willink Clo
ver Scth 8.1 14
J V Sloan 21 80
BennetS F 10 04
Campbell Hiram 23 03
" B Dobhs 124 K4
" 122 3.5
"partofZink 10 04
" 100 25
" 90 31
Milllin Jonathan 100 25
Whole tract 590
acres Houo
Lumber Co 87 43
it i. ..
Whole tract 590
Mathew s Chas. " "
Mead Goorgo
Bonnev .1
liavw James
Kl 25
12 00
7 50
l.eroy A Linlain M 85
MitlUin J
Shcltou t Ji 1 A
73 23
Mining Co 20 76
313 090 LeroyA Linklain 159 91
3184 " ' " J Bonner " "
JENK8 TOWNsniP.
5111 127 Bavnton Peter
Dampinan 22 18
27 ' E part J
Bonner 6 42
127 B " Stephens 29 95
132 11 " MeCra 31 08
0 13 " Si WillKms 14 13
68 11 "Si Mur-
kinsEdd 13 06
70J 15 " James,! 10 54
" " " Wallace " "
105 " E pBrt 40 88
1014 Davidson Wm
Miss Miller 23S;78
914 Howell Joseph 215 25
495 Ogllbv heirs 141 85
444 Leroy 4 Linklain 104 50
95 " " 22 43
1000 " " 250 05
888 " " 219 12
990 ' " 233 15
" " 233 15
1001 SO " 24 95
50 24 " "Si 1178
50 " " " N J 8 78
1)0 25 ' " " 23 00
114 26 " " 20 85
100 32 " " 2)00
61 34 " " 1271
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7SJ 1-2-7-18
8-10-17 " " 205 57
93J 43 " " 21 98
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5142
5114
5145
3040
3644
I 3150
1 3100
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3102
3103
3104
3108
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3177
4178
3179
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60 S F Rohrer, T
Martin, whole
tract 119 acres 13 11
114
100
114
it
93f
1071
97
1073
21
22
Leroy A Linklain 32 00
" " 28 05
28
20
35
30
37
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12- 19-14
13- 20
32 00
t. .1
26 73
30 08
27 70
307 44
W2 15
58 78
3100 990
ITarmor Joslah
llarnior J, 10
Blood W S of
E part
Harmor Joslah
30 20
117 75
117 75
Nicholson Jno,
craoirce A
Davis
Nicholson Jno.
692 50
342 23
Nicholson A Mc
pherson 183 27
Nicholson Mc-
Pherson Thos.
Jones
Nicholson A Mc.
Plierson
Smith Rov Wm
297 07
337 50
117 34
117 34
623 91
257 85
Ontherie J W
W Willink
Wallace Samuel,
Langshore
Wallaco Sam'l
415 79
257 85
314 00
66 Nicholson Mc
Plierson Prentice 11 78
Campbell Sam'l 23 55
limit Cyrus F B 20 62
Sutton "Robert 21 20
McClatehie R 18 84
Blood C. estate 100 17
Whole tract 158
acres Dobbs J B 12 21
Ilarmor Josiah 18 84
90 01
479 61
419 50
330 98
18 94
HI 00
10 00
40 80
57 12
Mifil in J.
" E part
Nugent Thomas
S II Hill A J
Rickerbrodo
Sunstein Cass
Unknown Bea
ver Dam tract
Unknown or J
W Ward
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
80 E Newbury
00 Strong. Lviich A
14 50
Eckci't,Gorm'n
Run 18 20
12
60
2
150
David Harris pat.
by J M Kinlcy 2 73
Siggins J Y fori.
M'Kinloy 6 00
E L Davis 90
A G Barr A R O
Beach 21 60
SEATED LANDS.
Andalsotn pursuance of an actapprovod
the 29th day of April 1844, directing the
mode of selling seated lands for taxes, and
the several acta supplementary thereto tho
following tracts of seated lands and in ond
out lots in the said County of Forestafure
said, or so much thereof as wl'l pay the
arrearages of taxes and costs accrued there
on will bo exposed to public sale at the
time and place aforesaid for the salo of
unseated lands, and bo continued bv ad
journment from day to day if it should be
found necessary so to do.
BAT.N'ETT Towwsntr.
Wit. Aerci. KiwiU r icnutud 0ur. T.f.
HW Hilbroner Leopold Holm 7 60
113 Armstrong William estato 14 00
3145 150 Stockton It M 9 00
40 Nlocuin Wollord 13 21
3144 200 Shippen Edward 21 20
5700 8 " ' 2 17
3148 102 " " 10
3115 7.58 " " 78 41
20 Titus William 20 oo
3314 60 Fox S M 7 so
3315 17 "
100 Zents John 6 30
i Brandon Catherino 6 10
HICKOltY TOWNH1I1P.
3090 83 Brown J H ami others 10 00
110 Hemlock Island Oil co 20 00
7 Hannah J II (Franklin) 1 5u
S2 Merrill W P 1 0:
60 Clark T B 1 on
35 " 1 oo
05 Cascade Pet. Land Assoc'n 1 30
UAUMONY TOWNSHIP.
125 Harris David, fori. Johnston 9 00
100 Barr Frank
34 22
2 50
I 50
21 :t5
27 41
28 (HI
27 87
13 25
9 00
60 Allegheny Nationul Bank
22 Brown Jonathan
M Ballett II A J
50 Babbctt M T
215 Cecil John R
11(1 '
) Cotant A Nelson
00 Connely W A, w hole tract
100 acres
185 Carson Joseph
0 Corbin Marshall
13 (HI
2 73
129 18
1M 511
10 83
12 53
82 02
10 (Ml
2 (HI
9 :ai
9 92
4 00
18 68
4 IN)
11 83
70 70
33 115
3 37
558 Dawson Run Oil Co
2 " " "
100 Duulcld John
9 ( Kdinlmro Gil Co
25 l'arrer Green
114 Fish John
33 Hunter B J
5(1 Hagan llernerd
60 lleister Pot. Co
i Hinds Charles
125 Huidcknopcr
60 Jones E D
5 Lostr Lee A Co
523 Whole tract 722 acres, Lon;
G H
100 Lamb John
41 McCllutock Homestead co
5137 2.50
158
513!) 500
5110 "
3501 1000
3564 1014
3000 610
3370 1037
3071 1000
3550 618
8551 618
Vact. 1078
2547 900
4130 10901
4133 900
4130 1090 i
3061 60
Vact. 100
3177 85
317.1 90
3109 80
3170 50
5129 68
5136 81
5138 305
5108 1090
5107 1000
5110 763
Vact. 70
3322 400
3177 114
Vact. 100
3322 280
232 Morse M A 20 73
85 Miles Hugh 4 00
60 Mover C 6 03
10 Mills SM 1 80
B0 " 1 70
25 " 5 05
25 " 2 53
10J Monroe Oil Co 7 67
1 M vers John 55
200 MeKinnev W 15 40
330 Met tarver A Co 13 08
40 Neill A Wilson 6 43
8 Paul I) J 1 87
133 Robinson Neill it- Wilson 44 15
40 St Louis Oil Co 3 41
40 " " J II Hill 3 90
2 Saunders C Co 4 41
100 Sniilev fir 27 28
55 Srntt lloval E 2 72
90 Thompson W W 2i 53
47 Tomlinson Anderson 1M SMI
125 Taylor Heirs (McEwing) 10 83
40 Unknown fori. Jos. Jones 0 25
00 Allan Frank R fl 05
49i Bronson A II 4 87
130 Brown M B 13 91
50 Itonnry 7, fori. J II Dawson 9 75
60 lirown Col fori. Watson 2 05
12 Clark Gilbert 2 80
320 Coiieland Farm Oil Co 15 00
10 Coleman fori. Manross 2 43
200 Carroll Keuhen 15 40
175 Davis Williams fori. Flem
ing 18 10
154 Ewing II S, Steen occup'nt 13 02
12 Goodrich Capt 3 87
344 Gillespie J J
6 90
48
1 25
1 02
7 75
5 80
8 (i!l
4 75
5 91
85
4 Good win fori. Manross
10 Green A Grove
1 llui'hinson fori. McKinley
100 Holhns.k J fori. Mcltyre
50 Kelby C M
125 Miller iNaao.
I IK) Mvers A Kinncar
100 Morrow I)
2 McChesney fori. Manross
201 Pittsburgh Co foil. 11cm-
ing, O'llarn 10 35
120 Pago Charles 11 0s
1 Bonn Sam'l, D Reott 55
75 Reed fori. Fleming 7 30
200 Smith J H 10 03
15 Sweet A Co 1 80
2 Tomlinson A Anderson 45
30 Vandergrilt it Foreman 0 30
1120 West Hickory Mining As
sociation 97 30
100 Wilson Samuel 0 25
80 Wilson if- Neill 6 25
80 Watson Jonathan fori. Co
burn 8 70
40 Warren A Venango Oil Co 3 87
100 Watson & Co fori. Siggins 7 75
150 Webster A Co 3 00
HOWE TOWNSHIP.
2300 200 Sholton Oil Co 14 70
JEXKS TOWNBIIIP.
3109 21 Dobbs B J
2 08
13 20
78
31 80
4 50
45 78
13 82
80 84
2 83
220
17
Vact
3185
3170
3173
5141
3170
3118
3177
220 Daniols JasW
00 J Bonner
290 Royner S B, J A A others
120 " " "
100 Thompson John
1 Wynkoop John estate
30 Wray William
'i Winsor A brain
114 Nugent Thomas
KINSLEY TOWNSUIP,
100 Brooklyn Oil Co
67 Burt H' A
64 "
390 Eastman A Shall
410 Giltillon C F
2 2
60
3 42
5186
5194
5197
5187
5193
8 65
6 12
5 15
48 02
28 85
5217 1100 Hull Lamb A Schooloy
5180 luO Ironsido Oil Co
5180 8 Lewis E E A Congor
5193 400 Lake Erie Pet. Co
6194 80 " "
6194 100 Moody A WoodrulT
5187 75 McCllutock Hamilton
518(1 100 . " "
5103 410 Gillespie CF
5190 50 Klinliver II
610 00 Bastian Robert
5193 18 Dice A Dalo
5213 5 Ennwnrtli George
6214 40 Kirkwood James
5214 130 Tarr James
8180 00 Eastman A Shall
5214 60 Cospor Jacob
TIONKSTA TOWKS1IIP.
75 Dice John
123 II ut pile A Co
200 Moore A Co
100 Richardson's heirs
400 Hk lii'i'dson W 11
40 Winsor
142 25
11 15
1 48
25 52
0 38
14 34
7 58
8 90
8 20
1 00
271
98
1 80
2 70
7 30
3 20
8:
19 51
14 83
24 75
28 32
49 55
4 90
PO 00
U0 00
6 30
2 25
5 58
2835 1000 A ii Curtln fori. Amleron
2.SJ3 4e0 Anderson John
40) Brognard A Dalo, Conroy
Diiiicn .James
63 Brett K agont, J Noblo
. 49 Br guard A Richardson
2(H) Banner Oil Co
100 Coiieland Otis
45 Dalrymplo W F
62 Dalo heirs to Shepard
4 Dustin Isaac to Oil Co
19 Grant Oil Co, Haskell
100 Hillings W W, .lac. Swaro
UK) Krnncwav to Oil Co
10 Myers John, Miller
170 Paup A brain
02 Pittsburgh A Pliil'aOil Co
10 ''btiiKiV' Al0
60 Smith S li
5 Shepard OH, Dalo Island
60 Varsdalo Joel M
6 Tionesta Pet. Co, Fleming
Oil Co
5185
6 0:
6 00
7 00
1 80
4 08
6 30
9 00
2823
5185
:(824
320
2828
nooo
11
9 (H)
12 00
11 INI
2 79
20
3 50
1 35
9 00
150
TIONKSTA BOROUGH.
Dico John
May S T
11 01
01
9 85
130 00
63
8 97
3 90
8 40
15 98
425 Sil kies d O
1 Ford S A
4 Dali'll
i Butler W II
4 Mav B HAST
75 Sydney it Co
GRl'KX TOWNSHIP.
3825 75 Whitman Sclden
3K20 9.i " J Folmor
320 95 Whitman George fori. A
5 45
0 90
lolliler
15 40
3825 150 Lacy Geo., Drain it Robb
place
9 00
Taxfs and costs must be paid when prop
erty is struck down or the sale nmy Is1
avoided and the property be iiumcdialcl v
put up ami resold. Sen act 13th Miueli
117, Sec. 27, Purdon's Digest, 1 age 90J.
Tionesta, Forest Count v, Pa., this 30th day
ol March, A. D. 172.
S. J. SETI.EY, Treasurer.
Dr. Holmes the delicious old Turk
ays: "The bruin-women never inter
est like the heart-women. White rocs
please less tlmu red."
Snooks wants to know where all the
pillow cases go to. Ho suyg ho uevrr
asked a woman while engaged on plain
sewing what she was making without
being told it was a pillow cate.
A music dealer has in his window a
sentimental song, thus marked : "Thou
bust loved me and Kit me, tor twenty-
live cents." That is certainly the
cheapest kind of a divorce, and Icavos
iiu necessity for going to Chicago.
Not long since says the the Spring,
field, Illinois Journal, a sleepy mem
ber of the lower branch of the Legis
lature requested a fellow member to
wake him when a certain bill in the
interests of lumbermen enme up. This
pgreod upon, the sleepy member was
soon in the happy land of dreams. It
so happened that a certain bill upon
theft and perjury came up thnt day.
So when the latter bill was fairly un
der way the sleepy member was arous
ed. He rubbing his eyes, arose nnd
addressed the Speaker: "Mr. Speaker,
I wish to say few words upon this bill,
for the fact is the most of the people
up our way make their living by this
trade." It is needless to odd that his
remarks were appreciated and highly
applauded.
The following eloquent words wero
uttered by no less a personage than
one Horace Greeley, and iu view of
signs of the times we are inclined to
think them prophetic : "We are led,"
remarked Mr. Cretlcy, "by him who
.first taught our armies to conquer in
the West, and subsequently in the
East, also. Richmond would not
come to us until we cent Grunt after
it, and then it had to come. Cheers.
He has never been defeated, and he
never will be. Ho will be as great
and successful on the field of politics
as on that of arms."
Get a small covered basket loosely
made wicker work is the best. Mix
oats, grass seed, clover and pepper
grass, or almost any other small seed
handy, with earth, fill tho basket, tio
the cover tightly down and leave
strings so that it may be bung in the air
with either sido up. It only ueeds
occasional watering to put forth a
wilderness of green shoots that within
two weeks will hide the basket, and
when these are kept trimmed down it
makes one of the prettiest oddities
imaginable.
A Missouri Lothatio being fas
cinated by a bwitching domino, at a
masked ball, and finding his amorous
advances encouraged rather than re
pelled, arranged an immediate elope
ment then and there. Rut difgtist is
a mild term to apply to hid sentiment
on discovering in the partner of his
flht his own wife ! And tliev do sav
that the man's subsequent experience
in the line of hair renovators and
court plasters would move tho heart
of Mrs. Stanton herself,
Here is a new phase of theatrical
delight. Every evening the New York
Grand Opera House is perfumed by an
ingeniously contrived fountain placed
in the vestibule, which throws a stream
of cologne to the height of four feet
and then breaks into a beautiful spray.
Every ten minutes perfume is changed.
Retween the nets hundreds of visitors
flock to the fountain to dip their hand
kerchiefs in the basin. The odor which
penetrates the auditorium is said to bu
exquisite.
If there is any placo in this world
wherea person's character can be rough
handled, it is nt a sewing-circlo. Just
tho square root of tho power wielded
by these societies has never been
known until lately. They have been
figuring it down in Milwaukee, and
have concluded that a well organized
nnd healthy sewing-circle can blast a
peisou's reputation iu just seven min
utes. The Boston Tarnscrijl tells of an eu
thusastio ritualist who wished to pre
sent his rector at Easier h ith a beauti
fully embroidered vestment. He sent
tho order for it to auother city and di
rected that itshoulit be sent by express
and marked C. O. I). and so it was,
in the most elegant stylo of fancy
needle work, and probably on tho
back where it could be plainly seen by
met) and women.
A lady had her dress trimmed with
"bugles' betore going to a ball. Her
little daughter wanted to know if tho
bugles would blow when she danced.
"Oh, no," said mother, "napa will do
that when he sees tho bill 1"
Younger brother "What's the mat
ter, Mary ; are you unhappy because
neither of those fellows you were flirt
ing w ith at croquet yesterday projiosed
to you '!" Mary "Bolh did. Tom :
and I said yes to tho wrong one."
Poverty is a hard load to toddle un
ler. So tho't a man out in Keutuckv.
He endured it about as long as he
could, and borrowed a shot-gun. With
too muz.lo in his mouth, his toe on
the trigger up went his hair.
A westeru woman who tried to pro
cure a divoicu on the ground that her
hatband was "a cunfouuded fool"
failed of her object, as the Court
thought that tho precedent would be a
dungerous ono.
A Danbury German is named Wach
si'hlcigeiishamel. How would you like
to stand on a back stoop, with the ther
mometer 20 degrees below zero, and
call that chap in to breakfast.
"Adversity," said a western preach
er, "takes us up short, and sets us
down hard ; and when it is doue, we
feel as contented as a boy that's been
spanked and set away cool."
Detroit boasts of having more ba
bies within its fire limits, iu propor
tion to ils size, thnu any other city iu
America.
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