1 EDITOR. WEDNESDAY JOBMSC, DEC. 2, 1971. SHERIFF'S SALES. BY VIRTUKof mindi r writ of Fieri Faclasmnd Vondi. Hx. iucdtit of tno Court or Common Pi or Forest Co., and to mo directed, there will ho oxiwwd to sale by public vendue or outorv, at tho twin uouse, in tlio borough or J ioncsta, wit MONDAY, DECEMI1LR 2S(h, A. D., 1874. nt 11 o'clock A. M., tho following docrlbod rmi csmio, wj-wii ; A. I Kelly vs. Jump P. Rlack, Fi. Fa., No. 23 Deo. Term, 1874.CD.No.ai Scpt.Tr. IH4, nml A. L. Kcllv vs. Jumps P. Itlwk, Fi. Fa., No. IU Doc. Term, 1S74, C. D. No. H Sept. Term, 1K74. Tate. All the de fendant's right, title, Interest and claim of, in and to all Hint certain piece or parcel of la:id situate in Harnett Township, in For est County, and Stato or Pennavlvauia, lionnded and desorilicd as follows: Ro ginning at a leceh on tho north line war rant No. H,1I4, thence by land deeded to Soth V. Pino south two hundred and twenty and Nix-tenths perches to a stone pile, theneo by game, west ninety- four perches to a post, thence bv lands of T. Co.r.ens and V. Colwell, north two hun dred anil twenty-ono and nix-tenths pert-lies to a post, theni-e by the northern itingham boundary lino, oast ninety-four Jiorches to tho place of beginning. ' Con taining "no hundred acres, more or less, and lieing tho same promises, sold bv Daniel ltlack. Treasurer, to James ll. Black, at Treasurer's Sales in Forest coun ty, on the second Monday of Juno, A. D. JW, being in said Treasurer's Deed de scribed as "One Hundred aees assessed in name of John Zenta," situate in Har nett Township, Forest. County, Pa., with one two story and a half log house and outbuildings thereon erected. Taken in execution and to bo sold as the property of James P. Black, nt tho suits of A. I.. Kolly. ALSO, Sherman A Roobe vs. W. S. Abbott, Fi. Fa., No. TZ Doc. Term, -1K74, C. D. No. 19 Fob'y Torm, 1S74. Miller A Tate. All the defendant's right, title, interest ami claim in and to the tlve undivided eiuhtbs part of the following piece or parcel of land Bituate In tho township of Harmony, County of Forest, and State of Pennsylva nia, bounded as follows, vis: liegiiimng at a post, southeast corner of tract No. 221, thence by said tract west one hundred and sixty-four and one-tenths perches to a post, theneo by lands conveyed to lsaai! Dawson by John Dawson, south two hun dred and thirty-three perches to a post standing in the north lino of tract No. am, thence by said tract cast 0110 hundred and sixty-four and ono-tenth perches to a post, thence by other lands north two hundred and tliirty-throo perches to the place of beginning. Containing 223 acres and 75 psrehes, more or less, being part f tract on Holland Land Company .i;p, number ed 220, except one hundred acres, or there abouts heretofore conveyed to Pollock and others. Wiih a steam saw mill and two frame dwelling housos. each two sto ries high, and outbuildings erected there on-. 4 Taken In execution and to be sold as tho Sroperty of W. 8. Abbott, at the suit of horman A IScebe. ' ALSO, Jas. Bleakley vs. Goo. 8. Hunter, Ven. Ex., N 19 Dee. Term, 1K74, E. D. No. 7 Sept, Term, 1874. Dodd A Lee. All de fendants right, title, interest and claim in and to that certain bridge and approaches vituate at Tionesta, Forest County, Penn sylvania, across the Allegheny River, and consisting of throe (3) Iron 'spans about 165 feet each In length, and one wood span about 80 feet in length. threo f 3 stonp in pra and two (2) stone abutments, with alt tho rights anu privileges granted to said de fendant, George S. Hunter,, by tho char tor for said bridge. Taken In execution and to bo sold as the property of tieo. H. Hunter, at tho suit of Jas. Bleakley. ALSO, J. B. Brown use of J. A. Noill and S. t. Neill vs. John Nolan and Win. H. Story, Von. Ex. No. 17 Dec. Term, 1874, E. D. 27 Sept. Term, 2874. Noill A Noill. All de fendants' right, titlo, interest and claim in and to all that certuin piece or parcel of land situate in Harmony Township, For est County, Pa, Bounded on the north by the north half or residue of the trast, east by land of Matthews, formerly Burchilold, south by land of Mary Neill, west by lands of Dr. John Wilson and Jesse Burchfield. Containing fifty (50) acres, more or less, all improved j being the south half of ono hundred acres of land formerlvTif Thomas Noill, and part of tract No. 226, of "Hol land Land Company," on which is a two story frame honse and Irame barn. Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of John Nolan and Wm. 11. Kto ry, at the suit of J. B. Brown use of J. A. Neill and 8. T, Noill. ALSO, Ooorge MoC'ray vs. Henry Swaggart, Ven. Ex., No. 4 Dec. Torm, 1874, E. D. No. 89 Kept. Term, 1874, and II. D. Iloli-omb vs. Henry Hwaggart and Daniel S. Knox, Ven. Ex., No. 3 Doc. Term, 1874, E. 1). No. 40 Sept, Torm, 1874. Tate. A certuin piece or parcel of land situate in the town ship of Hickory, County of Forest, and Stale of Pennsylvania, bounded and de scribed as follows: On the northeast by lands of Thomas Stroup, on the northwest by lands of the Econoimte Society, on the southwest by the same, and on tho south by lands of . 8. Ixmg. Containing tifty acres of land, and being part of warrant No 6307, with one two-story fiamo build ing, and barn and outbuildings thereon erected. Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Henry Swaggart and Daniel B. Knox, at the suits of Goorgo S. McCrav and H. D. llolcomb. " " . TERMS OF SALE. The following must be strictly complied wun wnen property is stricken down: 1st. When the Iilaintiff or other linn t rmA i t rtl. tifuMtmatka ...i,...!......... l.n .. on the writs must bo paid, and a list of umisini'.i uuing mortgage searches on tno roperty sold, together with such lien cred ir's receipt for the amount of tho nro ceeds of the sale or such portion thereof as he may claim must b furnished by tho Sheriff. Soo Purdon'ii Digest, Oth Ed., page 44(3. Smith's forms, page U84. Sd. All bids must be paid in full. All sales not settled immediately will be continued until 2 o'clock p. in., of the day of sale, at which time all property not set- ueu lor win again be put up and sold at . the expense and risk or th lie person to whom tirstsold. J. T. VAN QIESEN, Sheriff. Sheriff's OlHoe, Tionesta, Pa., Deo. 9th, i74- CELTCARPETING8, 35 cts. per yard. A KELT CKI IA Nil for rooms in plo of Plaster. FFI.T ROOFING and SIDING, For samples, addw C J, 1'AV, Camden, New Jersey. W. II. DUNN or utitniu:' lercn, ioi GRAND JURORS.' Tionesta Roro. -John Reck, Foreman L. J. Johsston, Jacob Smesrbaugh, J. M Kepler. Tionesta Twp. S. J. Sctloy, JacobSllli nor, Win, H. Huddleson. Harmony. J. It. Jonas, n. G. Morrison J. !. Connelly, By mil lenders. Harnett. W. II. Warner, Daniel Altman James Black, J. J. Reynolds, James Cur reus, Lester Varner, Goorgo Mate. Kiiicy .Frank Watson, Goorgo Os good, James Babb. Green. Nicholas Ikrnburgh. Hickory. J. P. Allwiugli. Jenks. J, J. Parsons. PETIT JURORS. Tionesta Rore.. Samuel Clark. J. N. Tietsworth, Alex. Hennago, Daniel Wal ters, H. O. Davis, Goorgo Bush, T. 8. Sav age, Morris Einstein, J. A. Hillings, An drew Emot, T. B. Cobb, Honry Grubbs, Joseph Hidingor, Michael Ittel.Jr. . Tionesta Twp. Nicholas Thomunm, J. McMillen, Abram Mealy, Wm. Whitman, Adam Vngiw, .Tunies Huddleson, John Hood. Harmony John Mclntire, A. A. Hop. kins, Thos. D. Hoguo, A. M, Hunter, J. Neill, George Dnnlap. Green. Wm. Blum, Rob't Rroombaugh iowis Arner, Emanuel Dnlo, O. J. Lacy, Wm. Haslet, P. M. Haslot, Jacob Myers, H. W. 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It contains over 71X1 linn Scripture Illustrations, and agents are meeting with unprecedented success. Ad dress, stating eiperionen, etc., and we will show vou what our agents aro doing, Na tional Publishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa., micago, in., or t. iouis, wo. 31 4t mr-l" l'acl."r. rtH IMr 1.1 mailt! r.,rLlU rriiti.l JKifdttt ro.nrit witatvt chnri-a. -wiP llciiiai.-nLia Co., 31 DraiJwaT( Nw Yvtk. I ST. CLAIR DINING ROOM. Good Meals at Reasonable Rates. MRS. IIINELY. having recently open ed a New Dining Room for ltdirs and Gentlemen, is prepared to furnish good cats at an times ana at low rates. No. Hi SIXTH STREET, Late St. Clair, PITTSBURGH, PA. will am STOP; HAVE YOU A COUGH OR COLD, or are you aftlictod with Asthma? If so, use Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horshound, pre pared by McClarran A McKennan, and re- iof will bo immediate and a euro certain. Sold by MoClarran fc McKennan, Pitts burgh, Pa., and all druggists. w3I 3m HollidaysTDurg Seminary. FOR YOUNU LADIES, HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA. Rev. JOSEPH WAUGH, w31-3m Principal, A GRAND GIFT CONCERT I will be given iu tlio a City of CarceiiMboro, X. C, Ilec'r 31, IS71, for the purpose of erec ting an The Grand Gift is tho WORTH JUO.OOO. Grand Cash Gift $10,00 0.0 0 Real Estate Gifts, Cash " utuy iuu.uuo Ticket- lo be Jssucd. Price of Ticket. $2.50. AGENTS WANTED! For further particulars, address the r. i , . i ifiaiiager, io o, wrwHisiKiro, rn. i 34-lm C. P. MEN DUN HALL, Managor JOB WORK neatly executed at the HE I'l. JU.1CAN om lu.rOiilAN) 'A,'iiiuu;,uLM'I. In 171 I Invonled and secured ltlors-r,at- a A ni mr nil Improvoment in UrAsh Boilers, biiiimi nrrHiinrinefu nv winch ntt'iim WM RPI'liod to tllO WAMhttur if l..tKl.,n I A i - ... bnve borotoftro okl this mi'lor the imimi Steam Waahcr, or, Vf o in a n s Frion 1, For such it Is In fact, I have advertised it In nearly every Religious Newspaper in the United states and Csnada, also In .tho leading Secular papers, using doublo-eol-umn advertisements. Tho rad(ior this paper may remember seeing my card In the various papers of tho county during tho past year. Kx tracts from letters re. reived from my customers, in another roliimn, will Indicate how it has boon ro oeived by Uio people throughout the oountry. 3 0 0,000 Havo Won sold already. It Issumcicnt for my puroso to sav I hat I am satisrled that nothina horotofore advertlscil over mn.lnr. od so general satifaction. Yet this, my mm inveiii.ioii, was noi quite poriiM't, and fisr the last two years I have annllnd mv. self to tho study of oonstructinji "'d por- lW.hlllJ NEW STEAM WAS1IEIC, And as the rosnU of mv efforts I feel p. assurance that I have been entirely auc cessful. My new Steam Washer, patent ed in l7:t, is absolutely faultless ; so much so that I never knew" a single person. iio niiii wen 11 worn, nut to ho Ucliglited with it. It has rendered, thus fur, per fect and Universal satisfaction, and such must bo the result, for It works life a won. dor nover failing to doll claimed for It. In conclusion, let mo sav, that should any ono say that ho has seen a Steam U asher. ask hiui if ha has supii ihn i,w Steam WASHER if 1873. now lioins advert'sed so exton ivoly in whole and double-page ndver- Slllllntll. If I, A n,. 1.. . 1 . .... .1 ...... , . . mi uimn ci ,i, iirguuvc, request him to suspend Judgment until a '(w itj piwvlHUtl RIIU IIUJT UKIWI, will son d ono an just half the retail prloo, and I fully warrant it. After a person buys a sampl'u ho ceu get them of mo at coiit, $60 Profit can bo Mado on a Single Dozen. And I havo known acronta to take orders for A DOZEN IN AN HOUR. Thoro is no way to make money fA.ter. Send for a sample and secure your territo ry. Make mniiev while you can. Reader, ploaso ea'culate the cost of mv two page advertisement in the "CH RI.S TIAN UNION." It consists of l,4M)ljurs at regular rates amounted to $1,750 ltt'Ii Insertion. I repeated this "Card'' four tlmos because my lust insertion (Oct, f) paid mo 500 ZP-bLlIR, CENT. During tho last eighteen months I have In serted my advertisement, occupy ing one to two pages, in iiuxDnj:r.s of uuclass r.iPKns, AU of which paid woll for tho otillv: but the "Christian I'nion" ("tho largest circu lation of any religious newspaper in tho world") pays me better thau any, and the INTER - OCEAN PAYS I1ETTER THAN' Any Oilier Secular Iaper. I mention this fact, for all can seo how extensively I advertise my Invention ; and taking into consideration' the l:u t that I sell it Entirely on its Merits, and must concede that it sells well, for no article will soli well enough to pay for so expensive advertising without real merits. If I get a samplo introduced into a neighborhood ll (men sens AX nUXDRED MO UK. Such a sjilendid chanco to make money selling this invention may never occur again. t" the receipt of l'ivo Dollars, I will ship you a complete Washer asasnm plo, oopy of the chromo, together with a furtiticute of Agency, with full instruc tions how to conduct the business, ind upon the receipt of tho Washer you may liave time to test it, and if you Itiid it not as represented I will refund your nionov. '1 he WaMlior retails at $10. After I send you a sample I will bold your county a reasonable time for yu to decide whether you wish to purchase or not. I will fur iwi. i.i.,,.i, i iu.. 1.1....1.-.. r.... orders, and will i)o all I can to enable vuu to succeed in tin hasiucss Lot mnuiiar rroni yuu tsion, or your choice. or territory may bo tuLen by someone else. Address, or. C. TILTOIST, 101 Sixth St., Pittsburgh, Pa. P. S. Cut this card out and preservo it for future reference. Persons writing mo from seeing this card will pleaso say thev saw il in the Kohwt RrrrnMCAwwlP-sl Cut Out for Rcfcrenee.' n'ahh, 7i(tmr,!i, Jrwtlru, .Si rrraml Siln r l'lnhil H trr, lock JlrourrH.Ctlrrjf, tr t,f t),- hint quahtlv oHli.otcrcl rr,,r; 'ofrntt. Our nt,,,,- n,ut f, clonal out to muke satis,,, lory t1tleumt ;tth the iKtate of the lte Juut .0JV STEVEMiOS'S .VO.Y.S, 93 Market Strrrt, JtKhvrgh. o iwoudst., - . riTTSBURGn, PA. WHOLKSALB . OFFER TJIICIli ftTOCIC OF DRY GOODS AWD NOTIOWS 'J17?' 1 H7' !.!, I Oi l. The oldit sntt rttmt rllnl.la I..III..IU. for obtainlnir a Morenntllo d Circulars wripto P. Dl'FF. SON'S, w22-:tm eofcn - . rittsbnrirh, Pa tla J. p. Prn.VB.natna: ivpra. Hti I rradnaUd ! V TJm "rarU Towi' 1 I A 11, anl aU1 r i a-j' airttrl ftrh04 Dr. tilrr' Vrf K brum i to fiyrnp nl Ptlln, vhirH 1 tttsnulu m lufalutiia tra fur IVuitln HmMl. T.inipa. Uvk,liert, lmta Narvona,K 4 jiinoti, ana u li wi'it a twurn 10, inu j ; 1 (SmiLh. I 'ill if ott N. Y. HoVjI f. I'MnrL f rJiat 'hnr 'v Wlrn death was hourly furnefft f.m CONSUMPTION, all romojies having failed, and Dr. II. James was experiment ing, ho accidentally made a preparation of Indian Hemp, which cured his only child, and now gives this rccip( freo, on receipt of two stumps to pay expenses. Hemp also cures night swc'aU, nausea nt tho Htomach, and will break a fresh cold In til hours. Address CRADDOCK if (''.. 1032 Race (St., Puiladolphia. Naming this pa por. IwlSiii SHI'S DE.SE.4.SES. Acwb (PI i.ples niackheadsi:' Rytup toms: Ilard, small pimple., 1th Llack' fioinla, most numerous iuth ichkoks, fore lcad and pose, ' Pitunioo, ( Intense Itching,) which be gins whon tho clothing is romo'id ; in creased by the warmth of thu bed. No eruption except that produced bv scratch ing. " Tho above and all Skin diseases perma nently cured. Entire coat of treatment, H.60 per week, or .'.00 por monthV- Ad dress Dr. J. M. Vandyke, IliO Walnut Nt., Philadelphia. " wiO 3m THE WONDERFUL . PET CANARY BIRD ! (Patent Just Procn rod.) WILL SING FOR IIOURS-CAXRE V managed by any child. Tho latot and most wonderful indention of the age. The very thing for cither parlor or out door amusement. BEND FOR SAMPLE AT ONCE. Rig pay lo agents and to tho trade. Sat ltt'aotion guaranteed or money promptly returned. Sent pro-paid by mail to any address, on receipt of fiOL'ia. or 3 fi.rgt.OO. Address M. R. RORKRTS .t CO., W40 Dm 17b ltroadway, Now York. jVnierlenit rVportixiuan. A Iliindsomo Sixteen-page Sheet, issin d Weekly, and devoted oiituely to tho in terests of the Shooting and Fishing Fr i' tcrnitv. Each number is r-pleto witli valuablo iiil'nrmation, pleasant Sketches of hunting, etc., all highly inteiesting to the hporthiiKin. ft a year. In advance sin gle copies 10 eta. Send for specimen copy. Address, Tho American SporUman, West Meridan, Coun. . l!'J-,1iu Modals and Diploma Awarded. f AGENTS WANTED FOR UOLMAN'j NEW PICTORIAL BII3LISS. 1.100 Illustrations. Address for circular... A.J. llolman & Co., VM A reh Street, Phil apclphia. 5-4t THE WEEKLY SUN.Wd'e1: pendent, honest and fearless newspaper, of 5fi broad cnluinus, pperially dijsigned for the liu n.cr, tho inccluiiiic, tho murcoant and the prolcs-ioiml umu and their wives and children. Weiiim to miiko tho Week ly Sun the best taiiiily newspancr. In tho world, it is full of eniei taining and in structive reading of every sort, but prints nothing to ollciiil tho most sci iipni im r.nd dulii-ale taste. Price tl. 20 per year, post ago prepaid. Tho cheapest paper publish ed. Try it. Address The Si n, New York City. 35-4t 108 VIRGINIA FATvMS. Descriptive list ami interesting inform' turn toall looking for good homos, (ireat bargains. Mild winter and many induco liiunts. (.rowing seasons long, consum iug ones short. Address Wm. U.-Mooro V Co., Sullolk, a. i6-4t $5 g $20 !';;re. day at hoine. Terms Address t.'eo. Stinsou d- Co., Portland, Wo. ai t QiTT WEF.K guaranteed' to Mule and ,? 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E00T and SIIOE'STOIir, . Aud In connection with his other baalaa ha hts constantly iu store th . - i. GROVER A RAKER, " DOME.STI0, " . VICTOR, wilsos snnTTLa, . WHITNEY, itowk, rI.EKS. WHESLER A yrTLSO.f, IIOM.E SIIUTTtS, and will FURNISH TO ORDER any Sewing Machlno In tho market, at Wat , . prices, with all the - . T O-TJ-IRILTT EES- which tho Companies givo, and will DELIVER TIIE .MACHINE3 In suy part of Forest County, and glvs all necessary Instructions to learners. Nesdlos for all .MaoklnM,' Bilk sad Tte4 always In htoro. TIDIOUTE, PA., June, 1374. ll-M ORE MILLIOr! ACRES OK ' SPLENDID MICHIGAN LANDS FOR SALE. The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad has been tin ishuii ) is a.10 mil us loug, su4 i' entire laud grant earned 1 In Fuiuiing ljo.ds to Actual Setlers, for Individuals or Colonies, SPECIAL BARCAINS FOR 1874. IDII.IKiOai res have In en r;ild already. Tba lands aro well limbeiTd, making tlio bent kind of I'uriiiH. Strong soils of great pro-, ducing jiower. Easily reached bv rail or water. t;sd Markets. Railroad ruts through 'he grant. M iehlcaii is one of th least imlrUcd ami most prosperous Slate is tho West, lis schools are unequalled, Its tiuuncial standing is No. 1. Nodilltcul ty iu transportation. Peace and prosperi ty are in its borders. I ands from $4 to peraeru. Time sullicient. Interest 7 per cent. WM. A. HOWARD, Land Commr', Grand Hapid, Mich. P. R. I I I'RCF'., Land IVijurhrfyH.
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