Ratc of Advertising.
One Square (1 Inch,) one Inert ions - tl 50
OneSnuare " one month - -3 00
One Square ' ' " three months - fl 00
One Square " ono year - - 10 00
Two Squares, one year - - - 15 00
Quarter Col. . ' - 30 (
Half " . - . - 50 00
Ono " - - - - 100 09
Business Cards, not exceeding one Inch
In length, $10 per year.
Legal notices at established Tales.
These rates are low, and no deviation
sill be ninde, or discrimination amonr
patrons. The rates olTered are such, n
will mako it to the advantageof men dob
business in the limits of the circulation of
the inier to advertise liberallr.
BlPIJBMCAN.
b OREST
M mm-mnED kvkry tuehday, by
W, TL. DUNN.
DfTlce in Krox's Bulldlngi Elm, Street.
TERMS, 2.00 A YEAR.
No Subscriptions received for shorter
poriod thnn three month.
Correspondence solicited from all part
of the oountr.v. No notirn will be taken of
annonyniou communication.
Marriage and Doath notices Inserted
gratis.
"Let us have Faith that Right makes Might; and irtfhat Faith let tis to thd end, dare do our duty as we understand if--LINCOLN..
VOL. V. NO. 9.
TIONESTA, PA., TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1872.
$2 PER ANNUM.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FKWTON rETTIS.
MILM W. TATK.
PETTIS Sk TATK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Alt Strtet, TIONESTA, PA.
Isaac Ash,
ATTORNEY AT TjAW, Oil City, Pa.
Will practieo In the various Courts of
Forest County. All business cntrustnd to
ail rare will receive prompt attention,
idly
- W,"rT, Vawn, Qoorgs 1. Jeoki,
TlMMt. Pm. Brookvlllt. Pft-
Mason A Jerks,
ATTORNEYS AT TjAW. Ofnoe on Elm
Street, above Walnut, Tlonesta, l'n.
C. W. Glinilan,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Franklin, Ve
nango Co., I'd. tf.
W. P, MercilUott,
Attorney t Law.
ARB
WE A I, IlST.iTi: a;i.t.
TIONESTA, rA.
7-tf
J. HAIIHIS, V, D. FASBKTT,
HA It 11 IS .C FA SSE TT,
Attorney at Law, Tltusvllle Penn'a.
PRACTICE In nil the Court of Wsrron,
Crawford, Forest and Venango Coun
ties. 4;-tf
Tlonesta House.
ITT EI j. Proprietor, Elm St., Tlo
nestn. Pa., at the mouth of the creek.
M,
Mr. Iltln lifts thoroughly renovated tho
Tlonesta House, and re-furnished it com
pletely. All who patronize him will he
well entertained ut reasonable rate. 20 ly
FOREST HOUSE,
DftLACK PROPRIETOR. Opposite
. Court House, Tionesla, Pa. Just
oncitsd. Everything now and clean and
fresh. The best of liquors kept constantly
on hftnd. A portion of the public patron
age U respectfully solicited. 4-17-lV
Holmes House,
nIONESTA, PA., opposite tho Depot.
-L C. I. Mahie, Proprietor. Good Hta
fcllug connected with the house. tf.
Syracuse House,
TlPIOUTr, Pa., J. T Maoek, Proplo
tors. The house has boen thoroughly
re Kited and is now in the llrst-class order,
with the best of accommodations. Any
formation concerning Oil Territory at
this point will bo choorfullT furnished,
-ly J. cfcl). MAUEE,
Exchange Hotel,
LOWER TirtlOVTE, Pa., IV S. Kams
vr.r.x, A Hon Prop's. This house having
been rented I now tho most desirable stop
iiia place In Tidioute. A good Billiard
Room attachod. 4-ly
National Hotel,
XRVINETON, PA. W. A. IlallenVmck,
. Proprietor- This hotel Is Nkw, and Is
,ow open as Trflrst class house, situate at
ne Junction of the Oil Creek A Alloghony
Miver and Philadelphia A Erio Railroads,
pposite the Depot. Parties having to lay
ver trains will find this the most conven
nt hotel In town, with first-class ac.com
nodations and reasonable charges. tf.
Dr. J. L. Aconb,
i DT1YSICIAN AND SURG EON. who has
A. had tlOocn years' experience in a largo
ana successiui practice, win attend uil
Professional Calls. OlUce in his Drug and
Grocery Store, located in Tidioute, near
Tidiouto House.
IN HIS STOJtE WILL BE FOUND
A full assortment of Modicinea, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Olass, Paints,
Oils, Cutlery, and tine Uroceries, all of the
best quality, and will be sold at reasonable
rates. .
II. R, BURGESS, an experienced Drug
gist from New York, has charge of the
.Store. All prescriptions put up accurately.
JOHN A. DALE, PRUT.
HN A. PROPlR, VICS PREST. A. H. STEELE, CASHR,
TIOITESTA
SAVINGS BANK,
Tioncsta, Forest Co., Pa.
Tli la Rank t ransack) a Qenoral Banking,
Cnilectimr and Exchange ltusiness.
Drafts on the Principal Cities of the
"United States and Europe bnuirht and sold.
m Gold and Silvof Coin and Govornmont
Securities bought and sold. 7 -SO Bonds
converted on the most favorable tonus.
I nterest allowed on time deposits.
Mar. 4, tf.
SLOAN & VAN GIESEN.
AND
WAGON-MAKERS.
Corrter of Church and Elm Streets,
TIONESTA 3?V.
This firm Is prepared to do all work In
its line, and will warrant event-thing done
ut their shops to givo satisfaction. Par
ticular attention given to
HOllSK-SIIOEIXG,
f.ivelhetu atrial, and you will not ro-fttlL-
13-ly-
Lloyd &Soh,
WATER STREET, TIONESTA, PA.
HAVE JITST OPENED an extensive
Stock
FLOUR AND FEED,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which they offer to the publlo at rates as
low as can bo ottered by any other eslab
' lishment in, town. Give us a call before
fiurchasing elsewhere.
4fl-3m. LLOYD 4 SON.
Tle Republican Office
'LT'EEPS constantly on hand a large as-
IV sortment of itluiik Deeds, Mortgages,
' Siripensji, Warrants, (Summons, Ac. to
be sold ' heap for sali. tf.
D. W. CLARK,
(COJIMISSIONKR'g CI.K.RK, FORKST CO., PA.)
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
HOUSES and Ixts (or Sale and RENrp
Wild Lands for Sale. 1
I have superior facilities for ascertaining
the condition of taxes and tax deeds, etc.,
and am therefore qualified to act intelli
gently as agent of those living at a dis
tance, owning lands in tho County.
Olllce In Commissioner Room, Court
House, Tioncsta, Pa.
4-41-ly. D. W. CLARK.
FTtW. mTHRTOfl. Pnrt.
D. UlTHkllSJK, T.
T- A. WRIOHT. ST.
UKO. W. IHTMRIIHIS,
THE SUPERIOR LUMBER CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles &c.
Mills on Tioncsta Creek, Forest Co., Pa.
Yards 1 Office tor. lh h Rail Rond Sin.,
PITTSBURGH", rA.
Jos. Y. Saul,
PRACTICAL Harness Maker and Sad
dler. Three doors north of Holmes
House, Tlonesta, Pa. All work is war
ranted, tf.
inlTAHD DITHRIDOK.
B. D. DiTiminai
FORT PITT GLASS WORKS.
Established A. D. 1827.
PtTKfUPCE& SQM,
MAsrPAcruRKns or
Ditliridge's xx Flint Glass
PATENT OVAL
LAMP CHIMNEYS.
AND
Silvered Glass Reflectors.
These chlmnoys do not break by host.
Ask for DtTiminoEs. Tako no other.
DITHRIDGR A SON,
25-ly. Pittsburgh, Pa.
IVew Itonrding House.
MRS. R. S. HULINOS has built a large
addition to her house, and is now pro
paved to accommodate a number of perma
nent boarders, mid all trnnsicnt ones who
may favor her with thoir patronage. A
good stable has recently been built to ac
commodate the horses of guests. Charges
reasonable. Residence on Kim St., oppo
site S. Iluslct's store. l-ly
JONES HOUSE,
CLARION, PENN'A.I
S. S. JONES - - - Proprietor.
IsTZETW"
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
IN TIONESTA.
KLINORDUNGER & CO.
TTAVKjnHtbrouu.it on a complete and
FLOUR,
GROCERIES.
PROVISIONS,
and'everything necessary to tho complote
stock of a llrst-;lass Urocory 1 louse, which
they have opened out at thoir establish
muiit on Elui bt., first door north of M. L.
Church.
TEAS,
COFFEES, SUGARS,
SYRUPS, FRUITS,
SPICES,
HAMS, LARD,
A XD mo VISIONS OF ALL KINDS,
at tho lowest cash prices. Goods warrant
ed to be of the beat quality. Call and ex
amine, and we believe we can suit vou.
N. KLINORDL1NOER A CO.
Jan. 9, '72.
THE
BOOT AND SHOE
STOBB.
IF YOU AVA NT a perfect fit and a good
article of Roots and Shoes, of the tinest
workmanship, go to
II. I.. IrlcCAXCE'S,
89 CENTRE STREET, OIL CITY, PA.
jE9-8atiHfaction guaranteed. 2-33 tf.
A M 1 It A 1. 1) !
Mr. Samuel Hell, of W. E. Schmertz
Co., Wholeside Hoot and Shoe Mauufuc-jur-ers,
31 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa., has
leon atllieted with chronic rhoumatish for
tliiity years, from his right hip to his foot,
having to use a crutch and a cane, at times
so painful as to utterly incapacitate him
from attending to his business. Having
tried everv remedy known, without ellect,
except Uillilmid's Pain Killer, ho was
finally Induced to try it. A second applica
tion enabled him to lay aside his crutch,
and a third etloctcd a permanent cure. Mr.
Hell Is a popular and well-known citizen,
is a living monument of the etfticacy of
that great medical discovery, Uilliland's
Pain Killer. The alHictod should ask thoir
grocer or druggist for it, and try its won
derful power. Mr. tiilliland, we under
stand, wants a respectable agent in every
town and county for it. The principal of
fice is at 72 Third Avenue, Pittsburgh Pa.
ai-4t
AGENTS WANTED Hound canvass
ing book
SENT FREE!
of postage on roeeipt of 75 cents,' and ex
culsive territory granted on the
PICTORIL HOME RIBLE.
Contains over 300 illustrations. Is a com
plete Library of Hiblical knowledge. Ex
cells all others. In English and enuan.
Wm. Flint A Co., I'hila., Pa. 27-4t
Tnr,Asim:its saxes.
UNSEATED LANDS.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursu
ance of an Act of tho General Assem
bly of tho Commonwealth 01 Pennsylva
nia, passed tho lMth day of March, 1S1.1,
entitlod an Act to amend an Act directing
the mode of soiling Unseated Lands for
Taxes Ac, and tho several subsequent
Acts supplementary thereto. The follow
ing tracts of unseated hinds, and In and
out lots in the County of Forest, or so
much thereof as will pay the arrearages of
taxes and costs accrued thereon, will bo
exposed to public Halo at the Treasurer's
OIHeo, in Tlonesta Borough, Forest Coun
ty, Pa., on tho
21) MONDAY IN JUNE, 1872,
and be continued by adjournment from
day to day if It shall be found noccssary
so to do :
tJARHKTT TOWISHir.
Warrant A.m. Sab. WamwiWe ar rrputad Owner. Tax.
3311 m
3174 41HJ
SIM 029
Hl.-8 VM
31.r,U 4115
3149 675
00
I
24
3100 449
125
210
05
3312 100
30
3147 500
3110 50
3112 100
100
100
5134 80.5
5135 1000
5130 420
5155 600
515ft 500
5115 100
6129 900
5110 309
Mis looo
610U 1000
5108 U50
6105 :too
6224 050
5133 100
3142 1X
51H(1 800
5187 00
6188 320
5188 50
6187 100
6187 100
5180)
183
5187 J
5217 1100
5180 100
52(18 80
6193 100
5193 290
5208 290
6221 1
6207 208
5220 30
Ishind 8
5192 200
J 50
6233 300
5203 650
5190 974
5218 750
6191 200
6192 150
' 6207 200
6280 331
5102 250
6189 100
5192 100
iH3 170
8093 52
6192 250
Ullmore Rob't. 8 6fl
Millstone Deer
Creek Pet. Co.
(Ogilbv holrs.) 108 78
Ogllby heirs JilH 07
" 21!) 78
109 87
1.W 68
300
2 40
2 40
2 40
R. S. Wlnlock
Mays K. C.
" " Hitter
" " Wilson
" " Dobbs
II. Lcroy A J.
Linklain
Wray William
08 58
88 85
73 88
17 80
1152
Rold H. J.
Colvln S. R.
Oilt'oyle Elizalxttk 1 44
Sherill J. P. A
J. A. 30 00
Gilmore Robert 7 60
Colvln J. R. 24 00
Hilbronor Leo
pold 10 00
Ruloif Ruloffson 25 00
KIKOSLET TOWNSHIP.
QUI ct Co.
Superior Lum
ber Co.
Harmcr Josiah
Arnold Plum
in er
Unknown
McDermot &
Forkcr
17389
155
75
'87
87
11
113
42
133
133
125
40
Taylor Charles '
lilood A Stewart
Unknown
Wolf & Co.
Whole tract 400
acres Ford S.
A. A Carollno
SuobletH.
130
19
21
61
8
White Wm. fori.
Luby F. H. & Co 17 65
White Wm. fori.
Chttdwic k oil co 32 47
Hall Lamb A
Nchoolev 101 20
Tionesta Oil Co 6 !H
T. W. Allan & Co 6 62
Zehdle C. fori.
Hrooklvn oil co 6 90
Gillillcn C. F. 20 01
HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
Economlto Soc. 67 08
Noble A Jen
nings former
ly tirecn J.
Webb W. H.
Halo J. A.
Dalo & Irwin
Davidson Wm.
fori. Porterllcld CO
G. 8. Long ct U.
Wurthv 65
Cincinnati fc
Pitts'gOilCo. 107
Wllsou John 220
Unknown 15
Lnko Erie Pet.
Co R R Roberts
Madolo
Mubin John
Mciul (Jeorge
Irwin Kictiard
Ltipv Conrad
Cole R. R.
Struthers Thos.
Reeker Richard
t
5
Grey ltcv. Robert
Johnson A Smith
( T. D. Collins)
McFee A Long
well formerly
D, Noble
Dav Win. now T.
D. Collins
Wardsworth fori.
L. Hen net t
White W. 8. fori.
O. W. Walters
Luther L. F.
First Nat. Hank
Allegheny fori
Pratlior heirs
Unknown lbrl
Roberts
Irwin 11. M. dt
S. T. May
Economite Soc.
Anderson W. L.
fori. CM.
Hunter
Anderson W. L.
fori F. Keifur
Hall Nelson U.
Hall Wm. W.
Cary John
Excelsior Oil Co
fori 8. Manross
T. D. Collins fori
Gordon heirs
C. M. Hunter
Hannah J. L.
Unknown
Island
5 98
120
64
85
20
11
00
33
100
90
a
10
l
151
321
1
8090
147
23
I 00
r 60
55
!75
I 93
8 20
28
5280
5210 60
10
80
5
60
81
i
Island 7
6192 150
10
2 75
OREKN TOWNSHIP.
Homier J.
Dale A Brother
fori A Hean
Duncan Robert
Ford t Lacy
3819
5157
240
500
135
500
200
7(10
290
59 40
105 00
14 85
IS! 25
49 50
154 00
22 00
5185
3818
6500
5184
Gillespie A
Owens
Heiiler M. fori.
382o 63
120
230
Jonas Folmer 9 13
Myers Peter 22 00
Mav H. 11. Sad
dle Hag tract 25 30
May 11. H. Tio
ncsta oil bbl co 29 15
Palmer A fluids 32 50
Woods heirs 94 91
Walters bam'l 9 90
5181 ISO
5185
3x20
3820
3002
Vact.
500
3;i3
90
TIONKSTA TOWNSHIP
40 Proper John 10 30
450 Mav A Hro. 30 80
30 W limns J fori
Hilands 6 90
3822 1000
5180 500
400
127
73
80
a
217
25
3823 100
5
Vact. 40
275
305
282.". 900
2830 990
2828 100
R Woods licirs
PI u turner A
SMv A IrWin
M Stewart
Amy I) W fori
Knoic
Philip Cropp
John A Proper
Hart 3 H
Known by W
F Hunter
Perry A Co Dus-
tin Island
Unknown
Sickles tG
H A Weaver
Clapp Edward
230 00
110 00
75 50
lflflT
8 70
20 00
1 05
23 87
19 50
23 00
8 35
8 25
03 80
01 88
227 70
Harmcr tract
Hsnua ct Gilfiil-
len 227 70
O W Zcnts fori
SWhitten .12 00
Good Hope Pet co 12 90
Pinktrd&Co 48170
Dole holrs W H - -
Rrown 12 00
Edwin E Clapp 120 00
J W Fidder 30 00
OSHnntor 8 07
108
790
100
2823
2838 1000
2928 20 0
25,
282fl 50
2 Isl's 2
adj'g
3H21 50
Pluml.laod 9
3G91 200
1000
170
Powell S
Cascade Pet Land
Association
1150
30
1150
1 08
Orubbs .f olin
Cascade Pet Irfmd
Association
Unknown Old
Town
67 00
120 00
22 20
8 no
10 80
120 00
11 50
24 00
21 20
Curtis A Ander
son J A Dale A Bro
fori. J Hilands
Robert J llrnwn
fori J. Noble
Samuel West
PI inner heirs
Unknown
Dr. Day
80
90
1000
50
200
170
98
112
100
800
800
180
600
80
140
158
2820
3823
2H28
2828
C II Shepard
Dale heirs 21 58
Samuel West 13 44
Irwin H M A
May Pat. 1805 23 00
Hammond heirs 90 00
McDouglass 90 00
Gilmore it Co
(Hums) 2160
Gilmore A Co
(Hums) 72 00
John Mvers 8 40
L L U ill more 10 80
J B Agnew Good-
wln, White A,
Clark 15 CO
Kennoway to
Oil Co 24 00
Fahnostock 7 20
Unknown fori
Wagner 12 00
Hunter John 24
Hunker Hill Oil
Co fori Mc-
Intvro 10 44
J C Shaw fori
' Hunter 80
J S McCalmont
Executor 60 00
W F Dalrymplo 5 23
HOWE TO VNSUIP.
II Lcroy A 3
Linklain 101 95
" " ' 194 83
" " .70 38
it it
S n Ashley 17 74
II I,crov A J
Linklain, 109 10
II Lcroy A J
Linkliiln whole
tract 100 acres 17 50
Roberts Anna It 138 08
" " 83 13
2826
2823
2824
2828
2824
2828
3824
2835
200
60
100
2
87
Island 8
Curtis 550
131
8187 990
8188
8189
900
787
203
590
87J
3194
3195
Vact. 850
6230 500
521 Mi
2022
2023
2024
2018
2021
3H02
3X0.3
6103
800
600
W Wallace
Nicholson John
133 00
83 14
83 14
McPborson
Warder J whole
tract 1000 acres
Warder J
8314
83 13
83 13
103 47
194 H3
29 50
13 72
1S3 72
Hlfl 25
83 14
181 72
183 72
979
9)10
170
Mifllin Jonathan
Nees Dobbs
W Willink
2812 1003
2H78 1003
2882 1000
2900 500
2890 1003
2!U 1063
2736 200 62-53 W Willink
Cashman J. 33 25
2730 100 69 W Willink
Hunt 16 64
2736 " 58 W Willink
Hunt 16 64
- " 55 W Willink
Sehotiold 15 30
" 90 56 W Willink
J Honney 16 11
" 100 51 W Willink
J Homier ' 16 64
2850 " 1 W Willink
Roundsly 10 64
" " 8 " Howard " "
" " 6 " KrlsmuthJ " "
" " 8 " Wilson A 7 88
" " 9 " McNeal R 16 04
2910 " 12 ' Fling 11 " "
" " 13 " Hlundin R " "
" " 15 " McKloskyF 10 51
" 10 " Dougherty " "
" " 19 " 8Uwart J as 18 64
it ii on ii tt ti it it
2808 50 of23 " Iwis Miss 8 31
" " J of 24 " Lewis F 8 31
250 4 of 23
28 4 29
100 27
700 81-32-33
87-38-39
" Lewis B V 41 08
" Park Dixa'r 10 64
" Rock Wm 110 39
' Thompson W 8 31
" Daluian JM 10 01
" Mavs W " "
" Taylor Eliza 123 32
" 100 25
" nubbard R 0 79
Pittsburgh A
ForestCo Lum
lierCo 24 89
W Willink Clo
ver Soth 83 14
J V 81oau 21 80
2977
" 50 of;
" 100 3
2905 " 44
740
2450 1000
3180 58
" 150
Vact. 500
130 747
130 718
" 7r0
" 751
" 7."3
" 7.54
" 755
291(1 100 14
5108 150
Slirj 750
5103 730
" UK)
5104 1000
5105 570
5101 10O0
3195 6211
3197 "
4792 "
5282 1000
31:13 KOO
31K0 100
31!3 1HJ0
31 Mil 7h
27: 448
2300 200
Rennet SF 10
Campbell If Irani 23
H Dobbs 124
it ji
"paj-tofZink 10
J(0
" 90
Mifllin Jonathan 100
Whole tract Mi
acres Howe
Lumber Co
87 43
Whole tract 590
Mathews t'has.
Mead Geurgo
Honuev .1
Hays James
Lcrov A l.iulain
W Wallace
Miflllin J'
Shelton Oil A
Mining Co
20 70
3183 990 Lcroy Linklain 159 91
3184 " "J Honner " "
JBNKS TOWNSHIP.
5141 127 Raynton Peter,
Dampmaq 22 18
' 27 " E part J
. Honner 6 42
" 127 6 "Stephens 29 95
5142 132 11 " McCra 81 08
6144 00 13 " S 1 Williams 14 13
" 68 14 "81 Mnr-
- kinsEdd 13 60
" 70 15 " James J 10 64
u ii Wallace " "
5145 195 " Kpart 40 SS
3040 1014 Davidson Wm
Miss Miller 238 78
3044 914 Howell Joseph 215 25
3159 495 Ogilbv heirs 141 85
8100 444 Icroy Linklain 10458
3191 95 " " 22 43
3102 1000 " " 259 05
3103 888 " " 219 12
3104 990 " " 2.13 15
3108 " " " 2.13 15
8174 1001 60 " ' 24 95
3177 50 24 " " S i 1 1 78
' 50 " " "Nl 8 78
" lOOf 25 " WOO
" 114 20 " " 20 85
" 100 32 . " " 23 00
' ' 54 84 " ' 1271
, M tl . tl II II It II
4178 783 1-2-7-18
8-10-17 " ' " 205 57
8179 . 3 43 " " 21 98
tt , tt ii ii tt i.
" 69 60 S V Rolircr, T
Martin, whole
tract 119 acres 13 11
Leroy Linklain 32 00
3181
114
100
114
i
03
107
97
1073
21
22
28
29
85
28 05
82 00
tt it
26 73
30 08
27 70
30
37
3-4-5 0-9
12- 10-14
13- 20
3182
307 44
232 15
58 78
3190
6137
990
250
158
narmor Josiah
Harmor J, K
Rlood W S of
E part
Harmor Josiah
: 30 20
117 75
117 75
5139
5140
3501
600
tt
1000
Nicholson Jno,
Crabtree t
Davis R92 50
Nicholsnn Jno. 342 23
Nicholson a Mc
pherson 183 27
Nicholson Mc
Pherson Thos.
3504
3000
1014
640
3070 1037
Jones 207 07
3071 1000 Nicholson A Mc-
Pherson 337 50
3550 518 Smith Rev Wm 117 34
8551 518 " " 117 34
Vact. 1078 Guthorio J W 623 91
2547 900 W Willink 257 85
4130 1090J Wallace Samuel,
Langshore 415 79
4133 900 Wallace Sam'l 257 85
4136 10901 " " 314 00
3001 60 5 A 6 Nicholson A Mo- .
Phorson ,
Prentice 1178
Vnct. 100 Campbell Sam'l 23 55
8177 85 HnntCvrusFB 20 52
3173 90 Sutton "Robert 2120
3109 80 McClatchie R 18 84
3170 580 Rlood C. estate 100 17
5129 58 Whole tract 158
acres Dobbs J B 12 21
5130 80 Harmor Josiah 18 84
61.18 305 " " 90 01
5100 1090 Mifllin J. 479 01
5107 1000 " 430 50
5110 753 " E part 3.10 98
Vact. 70 Nugent Thomas 18 94
3322 400 SH Hill A J
Rickorbrode 11100
3177 114 Sunstoin Cass 10 00
Vact. 100 Unknown Hea
ver Dam tract 40 80
3322 280 Unknown or J
W Ward .
nASMOMT TOWNSHIP,
67 V.
80 E Newbury
60 Strong, Lynch A
EckortjUorm'ii
Run
12 David Harris pat.
by J M'Kinlev
60 Sig'gins J Y fori.
M'Klnley
2 EL Davis
150 A a Barr R O
. Beach
14 56
18 20
2 73
6 00
90
21 60
SEATED LANDS.
And also In pursuance of an act approved
the 29th day of April 1844, directing tho
iiuHio or selling seated lands tor taxes, ana
tho several acts supplementary thereto the
following tracts ot scutou lands ana in aim
out lots in the said County of Forest afore
said, or so much thereof as will pay the
arrearages ot taxes and costs accrued t Here
on will bo exposed to public sale at the
time and place aforesaid for the sale of
unseated lands, ana be continued by ad
journment (torn day lo day if it should be
found uocossary mo to do.
HARNETT TOWNSniP.
Warranto, or trpate. Owner.
Tai.
7 00
100
113
150
40
200
8
102
758
20
50
17
100
i
Hilbronor Leopold Holm
Armstrong William estate
Stockton R M
Slocum Wolford
Shippen Edward
14 00
3145
3144
5700
8148
3145
3.114
3315
9 00
13 21
21 20
2 17
10 52
78 41
Titos William
Fox 8 M
tt
.cuts John
Brandon Cathorlno
20 00
7 80
2 15
030
6 10
HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
83 Brown J H and others
110 Hemlock Island Oil co
7 Hannah J H (Franklin)
32 Merrill W P
60 Clark T U
35 "
05 Cascade Pet. Land Assoc'n
3090
10 00
20 Oil
1 50
1 92
1 00
1 00
1 30
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
Harris David, fori. Johnston 9 00
125
100
50
22
20
50
215
11(1
20
(30
185
80
658
2
loo
J
25
lii
A j
.V.)
50
i
125
50
5
621
100
40
Barr Frank 34 22
Allegheny National Bank 2 50
Hrown Jonathan 1 50
Ballett H A J 24 35
BabbettMT 27 41
Cecil John R ' 28 oo
28
27
13
9
87
Cotant A Nelson
Coiumly W A, whole tract
HHI acres
Carson Joseph
Corbin Marshall
13
Dawson Run Oil Co
120
it ti tt
Tnillleld John
Ediuboro (hi Co
Farrer (ireen
Kish John
Hunter II J
1 lagan Boruerd
Holster Pel. Co .
Hinds t'lriil'lu
lluidt'koopur
Jones E 1)
Lopcr Leo A Co
Win ile tract 722 acres, Ixing
(i H
Lamb John
McCliutis-k Homestead co
20
10
12
32
10
9
9
4
18
4
11
70
33
3
Morse M A
Miles Hugh
Mover C
Mills S M
Monroo Oil Co
Myers John
McKinney W
McGarver A Co
NeiH A Wilson
Paul D J
Robinson Neill Wilson
St Louis Oil Co
" " J II Hill
Saunders ct Co
Smiley Dr
Scott Royal E
Thompson W W
Tomlinson t Anderson
Tayior Heirs (McEwing)
Unknown fori. Jos. Jones
Allan Frank H
Bronson AH
Brown M B
Bonnev Z fori. J n Dawson
Brown Col fori. Watson ' 2
Clark Gilbert 2
Copeland Farm Oil Co 15
Coleman fori. Manross 2
Carroll Reuben 15
Davis Williams fori. Flem
ing 18
Ewnig HS, Stoen occup'nt 13
Goodrich Capt 8
Gillespie J J 0
Goodwin fori. Manross
Green A Grovo 1
Huchinson fori. McKinloy 1
Uolbrook J forL Mcltyro 7
Kelby CM .6
Miller Isaac 8
Myers A Kinnoar 4
Morrow D 6
McChosney fori. Manross
Pittsburgh Co fori. Flem
ing, O'Hnra
Page Charles
Roup Sam'l, D Scott
Reed fori. Fleming
Smith J H
Sweet A Co 1
Tomlinson A Anderson
Vandcrgrift ct Foreman
West Hickory Mining As
sociation Wilson Samuel
Wilson cf Neill
Watson Jonathan fori. Co
bnrn '
Warren A Venango Oil Co
Watson ct Co lori. siggins 7 o
Webster A Co 3 00
HOWE TOWNSHIP.
200 Shelton Oil Co
23C0
14 70
. JENRS TOWNSHIP.
S1C9 21 Dobbs B J
220 '
17 " '
2 08
13 20
78
Vact
3185
3170
8173
5141
3170
3118
3177
220 Daniels Jos W
00 J Bonner
290 Rcyner S R, 3 A A others
120 " " "
100 Thompson John
1 Wvnkoop John estate
30 Wray William
il Winsor Abram
114 Nugent Thomas
KIN08LEY TOWNSHIP.
100 Brooklyn Oil Co
57 Burt H A
64 "
390 Eastman A Shall
410 Gillillon O F
81 80
4 50
45 78
13 82
30 84
2 83
2 25
00
3 42
5186
5194
6197
5187
6193
8 05
6 12
5 15
48 02
28 35
142 25
5217 1100 Hall Lamb A Schooley
aimi luu ironside uu l o
11 15
51K6
5193
6194
6194
51S7
5180
5193
5100
5180
5193
5213
5214
5214
310
6214
8 Iewis E E A Congor
400 Lake Erio Pet. Co
80 " 44
100 Moody it Woodruff
75 MeClfntock Hamilton
100 " "
410 Gillespie C F '
50 Klinstiver H
00 Rastian Robert
18 Dice ct Dale
6 Ensworth George
40 Kirk wood James
130 Tarr James
00 Eastman A Shall
60 Cosper Jacob
1 48
25 62
0 38
14 34
7 58
: 8 00
. 8 20
1 00
2 71
98
1 80
2 70
7 30
3 20
8:
TIONESTA TOWN8HIP.
75 Dice John
123 Hatpile A Co
200 Moore A Co
100 Richardson's heirs
400 Richardson W II
40 Winsor
2835 1000 A G Curtin fori. Anderson
2833 400 Anderson John
401 Brognard A Dale, Conroy
li) Batten James
63 Urett K agent, J Noblo
19 51
14 83
24 75
28 32
49 35
4 90
90 00
30 00
6 30
2 25
6 58
6 02
6185
49 Hr. .gourd A Richardson
200 Banner Oil Co
100 Copeland Otis
45 Dalrymplo W F
62 Dale heirs to Shepard
4 Dustin Isaac to uil Co
19 Grant Oil Co, Uaskell
100 Hulings W W, Jac. Sware
100 Kenneway to Oil Co
180 Myors John, Miller
170 I'aup Abrain
02 Pittsburgh A Phil'a Oil Co
10 Pettigrew Alex
8 00
7 00
1 80
2828
6185
3824
38u
2828
2828
4 08
0 30
900
11 25
9 00
12 60
11 90
2 79
20
3 50
1 35
900
150
60 Smith 8 B
5 Shepard C II, Dalo Island
50 Varsdalo Joel M
6 Tionesta Pet. Co, Fleming
Oil Co
TIONESTA BOROUGH.
75 Dice John
1 May S T
9 "
11 01
01
9 85
130 00
63
8 97
3 90
8 40
15 98
5 45
90
425 Sickles G G
1 Ford S A
4 Dalxcll
1 Hutler W H
4 Mav B II AST
75 Sydney d" Co
(JREEN TOWN8IIIP.
3825 75 Whitman Seidell
3K20 95 " " fori. J Folmer
3820 95 Whitman George fori. A
l'olnuir
3825 150 Lucy Geo., Drain ct Robb
place
15 40
000
Taxes and costs must be paid when prop
erty is struck down or the sale limy lie
avoided anil the property be immediately
put up and resold. See act 1 Uil March
1817, Sec. 27, Purdon's Digest, Page 994.
Tlonesta, Forest Comity, Pa., this 30th day
ot March, A. 1). 1872.
S. J. SKTLEY, Treasurer.
A buiuincr boasted that he could
tell any kind of wine or liquor blind
fold, merely by the taste. Ho tried
ono kind after another, and readily
named tliem. At lust u glanso.' water
was handed him. Ho tasted it, hei
tntod, tasted it agaiu, smult it, re-tasted
it, and then said, 'I give it up.
That's a braud of liquor It nevor gut
hold of belbre !'
When it rauis pudden you hold up
your dish ; but Uou't spend your time
watclion for a shower.
It required four tons of typo to print
Sir John Coleridjjo's late speech.
832
85
60
19
30
25
25
101
I
200
330
40
8
133
40
40
2
100
55
90
47
125
40
60
401
130
50
50
12
320
10
200
175
154
12
341
4
10
1
100
50
125
100
100
2
2G4
120
1
75
200
15
2
30
1120
100
80
60
40
100
150
It is said Miss Nilsson first heard
the "Old Folks at Home" eung at the
house of .Park Goodwin, in New
York soon after her arrival in this
country, and that bIio was so much
struck by its plaintive melody and
touching words, finding a response as
they did in her own heart, that she im
mediately set herself to learning both,
and rarely fails to sine thorn in so mo
portion of each concert.
Her exquisite uueiauce of the melo
dy gives renewed interest to a song
which in the last quarter of a century
has had an "almost unparalleled suc
cess. It was among the earlier pub
lished compositions of the late Steph
en C. Foster of Pittsburgh, and made
his name known and esteemed wherev
er the English language is spoken
and English songs sung.
The copyright of this one song
brought its author over $15,000, and
the sale is still good. At the lime of
the Crimean war letter writers said
that in the trenches before Scbnstopol
the two favorite songs were the Scotch
"Annie Laurie" and the American
"Old Folks at Home." The song has
been sung in all parts of the world,
wherever Englishmen or Americans
have penetrated.
A rumor is current in Brooklyn to
the effect that a personal difficulty of
a grave character has arisen between
the spirit of Demosthenes and the ac
complished editor of the Golden Age.
It appears that upon the nomination
to the Presidency of Mrs. Victoria V.
Woodhull by the convention for giv
ing everybody anything, Demosthenes
called up Mr. Tilton to fulfill the ex
pectations of the spirit-worl J aroused
by his interesting biography of that
gifted woman and "come out" in her
support. To this Mr. Tilton replied
that he had aheady "gone in" for
Horace Greeley, in sign whereof ho in
vited the attention of the gifted au
thor to a brand-new white hat which
was at the moment wearing! The en
raged Greek, without unother word,
raised tho white hand which had
essayed to shake the ' Macedonian
throne, . nndknpcked. . tho white hat
ver the wearer's eyes. A high joint
commission, consisting of Stephen
Pearl Andrews, Brigham Young and
the ghost, of Fanny Wright, is now
sitting ou the case, which it is hoped
may be settled without bloodshed.
In a country town resides a clergy
man who is pastor of a small flock,
who esteem him very highly, and
whom he is fond of catechizing. A
few days since, while taking a ramhlo
through the village, he stopped at the
hnuse of one of his parishioners, and
after the usual salutations had been
exchanged, the conversation ran as
follows: "Well, Mrs. W., can you
tell me how Adam fell?" Ihe lady
commenced to smile audibly, and
finally replied, "Why, my dear doc
tor, ' you are not serious?" "Very
serious indeed," responded the Doctor.
Mrs. V., whose husbaud'B name hap
pened to be Adam, replied, "Well,
well, you shall have it, Doctor. You
see Adam went to climb over the fence
the other day, to go to Deacon M's.
for a bottlo of whisky, when an oar
lying on the ground took his foot.
Over Adam full and barked his shin ;
and that's the whole truth of the mat
ter." A professor, giving a lecture lo some
boys, was explaining how one could
not live without air. He then said,
'You have all heard of a man's drown
ing how does that happen?' The
ready answer was, ''Cause he can't
swim.'
The Jacksonville (111.) Journal hat
had three libel suits, the claims in
which amounted to $35,000. These
suits have all been decided, and the
Journal is out exactly thirty-five cents
for damages.
An Atlanta man wants the thief
who stole his well bucket aud rope to
come back and get the welt, as it is of
no present use to him.
A wit oneo asked a peasant what
part he performed in tho great drama
of life. "I raiud my business" was the
reply.
The Chinese picture of ambition is
a mandarin trying to catch a comet,
by putting salt upon its tail.
This saving is ascribed to John
Browu : "It is a mighty big thing for
a man to do all ho can."
A witty French writer says that a
kiss is at onco tho cheapest aud dear
est thing ia the world.
Tho Chinese, with a good deal of
quiet sarcasm, call ceremony the
smoke of friendship.
Swift thought the fato of ft double
dealer was to lose his power and keep
his enemies,
An exchange reminds us that the
French for sleigh-horso is chevaux de
"frceio."
A man that dou't know ennything
will tell it the first 1 timo he gets a
chance.
Aristotle informs us thut there is a '
foolish corner even ia the bruin of tho
sage.
A cubic inch of gold is worth .1C0.