mm. 50 b THE JOURNAL. AFFAIRS AT HOME.'-' T3oct. Bat very little business -was tnns ac ted in Court last wet k. The Court a in cession only on Tnesday, Wednesday and Thursday. In the Common Fleas but to ca fes were tried, viz s Wallace vs. Logan. Ejectment, Verdict for Deft. Wallace for PlfT., Larimer for Deft. J. Ac G. II. Steiner vs. RoM. Graffins Ac tion of Debt. Judgment for PUT. for $410.41. "Wallace for I'lffl, Swoopc for Delt. ' ..'' QCARTtB. SESSION'S. Com. ts. Samuel VeMer. N'oL pros. Com. ts. AIto Holes. Fornication and bas tardy. Tried rcrdict of guilty. Com. rs. Geo. Tate. Indictment for cutting timber. Patrick Dolan, prosecutor. N ot guil ty, but Deft, to pay costs. Com. ts. James Curly. Malicious mischief. Jas. Gunsaulus, prosecutor. True blil. Com. ts. Thomas J. Stiles. Assault and battery. Jacob Conlas, prosecutor. Bill' ig nored and prosccuter to pay costs. Licenses Graxted. The fwllowing persona were granted licenses last week by the Court of Quarter Sessions t Wm. H. Henderson, Innkeeper, Woodward tp. Clearfield bor. Oleorfietd lor. Clearfield bor. Curweniville. Curwcnsville. Samuel Erans, George D. Lanloh, , Wm. J. Hemphill, Stephen Graff, ' David Smith, Wm. A. Mason, James Bloom, sr. Mrs. Mary Iraacker II W. Moore.. John Walls, Joseph Mulaon, George W. Long, Wm. W. Flemtning Holomen Bander, T. C. Davis, Thomas Robbins, Innkeeper, , Innkeeper, Innkeeper, Ketaurant Innkeeper. Innkeeper. rurwenTillo.' Innkeeper, Pike township Innkeeper, Brady town"p Innkeeper, Luthersburg. Innkeeper, Brady towns'p Innkacper, Frenckville. .: Innkeeper, ., Brady towns'p Innkeeper, Curwcnsville. Innkeeper. " Covington tp. Innkeeper. Penn township Restaurant Clearfield, " The "Faoa Swamp" In the eastern part of our borough is a decidedly bad thing. On a warm day, "the rankest compound of villain ous smell that ever offended nostril," as Billy .Shakespeare says, pervades the atmosphere in its vicinity. . The foul i-ffluvia that arises is pulling In jeopardy the health of our citizens; for wo believe it is a fact that the gases gene rated in such places, though they are specially adapted to plants and vegetation, arc offensive to our nostrils, ununited to our lungs, and noxious to our system. Some immediate ac tion should, therefore, be taken to have the swamp drained and filled up. The water could be drawn of! by underdralning ; and charcoal and coal ashes could be spread over the sur fcice, and would answer not only for filling up, but as a disinfecting ogent. Whether' this would be A practicable mode of proceeding or not, wc won't pretend to assert. Some means of removing the nuisance should, however, Iw employed, and that speedily. We trust the matter will at once be deemed worthy the attention of our citizens. Xew Advertisements. Attentiou is direct ed to the new advertisements in to-day 'a Jonr u tl. Dr. J. G. Hartsaick has located himself in Clearfield. " The County Treasurer gives no tice that during bis absence John Mcl'herson, Ks'i- will attend to the business of the office. Messrs. Cooper St .Mitchell, of Glen Hope, oiler to do plain and ornamental plastering. The County Commissioners invite proposals for rendering the jail wall more secure. .Sam uel D. Di!!er oilers his property inFoggs town ship for sjkle. A notice relative to the Estate of Nathaniel Hughes, dee'd. alao appears. MxiL-CoxTRAcrs. Messrs. Foster Sr Br.vlin, of Fhilipsburg, wcro allotted the contract for carrying the nail between Tyrone and this place ; on the route from Clearfield to Clarion, from Clearfield to Ridgeway, from Clearfield to Snow Shoe, and to Smith's Mills, the con tracts were awarded to Messrs. Hills & Evans, cf our borough; from hereto New Washing ton!, to John Larimer; and from Tyrone to New Washington, to James Crowther. Got Is. -A young man, flourishing the sin gular soubriquet of "Corning Bank,"' got corned on last Wednesday, and, unfortunately tor himself, by giving vent to his hilarious feelings, he attracted the attention of the sher iff, who conducted him to private apartments In "limbo." He got ofl by shelling out a Cne of $3. Rather high-priced com, that! Tns Weather, during the lust week, was fine, and gardening and farming operations have been pushed along rapidly. The crops look well and give promise of an abundant yield. The fruit crop will be limited almost exclusively to apples, of which the indications are that there will be an abundance. Mat Partt. The school of Miss Leavy, and a large number of guests, had a p'ic-nic party on last Wednesday, in the forest beyond Tat. Dolan's. It was a fine affair, and tho day being propitious, passed off pleasantly. - Chanced. The time lor holding the elec tion of the Glenhopc and Little Bald Eagle Turnpike Co., has been changed from the 30th of May to the 12th of June. See notice. ,Ocr Tows is very dull just now ; business of every kind is languid money scarce pro visions ditto duns, we believe, are the only thing that is plenty, and nobody wants them. MARRIED: On the 22d lust., by J. W. Wright, Esq., Ur. Stcart Cowbn to Miss Hajinau Caldeb. wood, all of Bcccaria township. DIED: On Tuesday afternoon, very suddenly, Mrs. p2t.LT, wife of George jjuingardner, of Brad. fird towuship. 1 " 1 1 The nomination of Mr. Buchanan for Presl- dent, ts Just as certain r.a falling off a log. Five thousand volunteers are to go to Cincin nati for ontsidc pressure work, all cf which are to do auowua ten cents a. Cay. If the democratic blood" in tho veins of any of These recruits gets to be troublesome, tbej are advised to let it out. Del. Cv. Hep. 4 MOriT OF THE VALUATION OF TI1E f. in Clearfield c-jontr. returned bv the A'sessars tri-ecciikl aiseesnua: cf laZZ. ' I -cS3 CH I ' g-O -J c" H Becf;ir:a, 1 245 41249 31709 8002 CI8 140 120 .V2C7 b760r Bell, - 1.08 4.r2U 28118 C740 1 200 283 - 9o 2740 bC9 Boggt, 'I 129 20437 0124 4117 250 60 1776 87773 Brady, j 320 M.S3G 30674 12875 1400 732 135 4080 138t32 Bradford, 23C C70CO 9095 11735 750 1045 C0885 Burnside, 213 41320 13383 10392 j C70 530 1SS 4024 70507 Chest, 153 307C3 10773 G545 300 100 i 60 075 01200 Covinpton, . 101 14239 1 0351 4595 1 55 i 290 2243 31873 Clearfield, 170 52C30 890 2557 4050 040 ! 770 7700 09597 Curwcnsville, 105 22925 1250 3000 510 180 3820 31085 Decatur, 138 32508 17500 6554 105 -40 2175 57912 Ferguson, 123 25205 , 1291 4825 375 275 ! 50 010 32091 Fox, 19 5020' 13777 1291 475 150 20713 Girard, i -117 11912 18240 8975 75 2240 C0H2 Goshen, 72 11007 14000 8000 105 00 1280 30172 Houston, I 00 12850 8G238 2972 600 600 93000 Jordan, ! 123 '10411 12777 3979 150 115 100 1345 SJ877 k'arthatis, 100 I 12408 J 12030 4025 185 110 2175 32139 Knox, j 97 11800 1SSC1 .3140 ISO 00 CO 1320 3S127 Lawrence, i 295 05054 9327 12715 150 1310 I 50 21K0 92 1 GO Morris, 203 34820 C0110 7938 540 120 2735 100275 1'enn, j 107 32018 9310 0525 1000 790 2700 53513 Pike, i 240 6305U 8155 9893 10000 730 170 4885 97052 L'nion, ! 73 17530 18059 2022 159 30 550 88050 Woodward, ! 153 j 254n2 38779 0098 050 100 1770 72819 ' I I ; ; I - Total- ! 782C10 ! 490133.1 117920 I 25228 j 8050 1 2793 i 00SC1 i 150S170 We. the undersigned, Commissioners of Clearfield county, do certify that the above table i a correct compilation from tho assessments lor 1850, as returned to this ofliise. KOUKKT MAIIAlTif, ) Atto,t DAV1J Kus.S, a . - KobertJ. Wallace. Clerk. " JACOB WILLIIELM, ) : Commiiiioiiers' Ofnoe, Cleartied May 21, lSoS. NEW GOODS! Sl'UI.NO AND SUMMER GOODS ! aMIE subscriber has ju-?t received a large and well selected stock of new goods of almost every description suitahle for the season. He re spectfully invites all who wish to buy pood Goods at the lowest prices to call at the si" of tho "CHEAPEST GOODS." Approved country produce taken in exchange for good. - lVrsons wishinjr to purchase, find roceive a fair equivalent fur their money, will do well to give hi in a call. Kemember the sign of the CHEAPEST GOODS, on Market street, and call and bo convinced that there is truth in the words thereon iuseribeil. WM. i IKWIN. Clearfield. Pa., may 14, lSifl. 1 M PORTA N T N E WS ! PIACE DECLARED IM EUROPE!! By the latest arrivals from Kumpc TT1IIE important intelligence hat been received A that Peace is about being declared. This lias had the effect of reducing prices on not only pro visions, but upon Goods of all description?. The undersigned have, therefore, taken advantage of thij propitijus time to purchase an extensive anil well selected stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, which tbey are determined to sell at the must rea sonstblu prices. Their stock is extensive, embrac ing EVERY VARIETY and STYLE of LADIES" and GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, to which thoy would call the attention of the citizens of Curwens-illi and surrounding country. Thev havo connected with their establishment a is under the superintendence vt the well-known Joseph William?. They will thus be enabled to supply their customers and all others with every variety of Hoots att tZtoes at a reasonable pri ce aa they can be procured elsewhere. Their work will be made in the neatest and most dura ble manner, which will recommend itself. All of our stock wilt be disposed of CHEAPEH THAN THE CHKAl'KST fur CASH, nil kinds of Lumber. Country Prndue. Hide. Ac . Ae. aprO-nt.i MONTKLICS A- TEN EYCK. EDWARD MONTr.Lira. WH.l.tAM TEN KVPIC. HOW'S THE TIME TOR EARGAIN.S! NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICE 3 !! "Qnici: salts and smill yrojils IT AV1NU ju.st returned from the East, I wonld 1 1 infrm iny old customers and tho public in penerni, tbatl'nm now reeoivinr and opening at wy "on stand ' a splendid assortment of f-pi-mg and Smrmer Good, which 1 will sell a littla lower than any goods heretofore so! I ia Clo.irr.ol.1, c mong which will be found MANTILLA.1?, a large. ajortmcnt at exceedingly low pries. SILK:, at. from 70 cents to 1,2j cents per yard. . GINGIIAM, at from 11 cent to :!j cents per yd. CALICUE8, at from 5 cents to 12 cts pr yard. SHAWLS a good articlo of irhawls. at from G2i cents to SIO, each. BONNETS a large lot at-from jO cents to Si. LADIES' GAITEKri for !,.'( worth ' I!oot. Shoes and Clippers at from 02 cents to 1.25 cents per pair. LAI'lES' will please call, as I have almost eve rything in their line, at extraordinary low rates. "GENTS Euoia, Ehoea ar.d Uaittrs at very low rMes. MESLIX.3, at from C to 12 cents a yard. JEAN'S, at 20 centi; a yard worth 40. CLOTHE Llaek, Llue, Olive, Green, and other colors, very cheap. t'AJ5."lMEHE Elack and a variety of Fancy colers of the latest style1!. V EATINGS a great varietvof fancy and plain. FL'MMEK CLOTHS, Cassimores, Trimmings, and in short, ft variety of almon all sorts of Gentlo meus' and boy' wear. Call soon, while you can have an opportunity to select from tho wholo stock. All the above, and a great variety of other goods cm be purchased at the very lowest prices FOR CASH, aa 1 have determined not to be undersold. inay2U50 RICHARD MOSSrn. QUEENS WAKE A superior lot of Fancy and Common Queens ware now opening and for sale at the i.ost reasonable prices at the store of RICHARD .M0SS0P. fO HATS! HATS !! Richard Moisop is now re Sig ceiving and opening a tine lot of Spring and Summer Hats of the latest styles, which ha will sell at prices from l.'i cents to 5,00. CLOTHING ! 1.000 Dollars worth of Keady-made Clothing at your owmpri ces, at uie encap store ot may 21 RICHARD MOSSOl FISH! FISH!' Superior Mackerel and Crtv."lh just received and opening at tho cheap Cash store cf Richard Mosop in Clearfield. may 2U5C 13 LACK, Imperial and Young llyson f?i Teas of the best quality to be had at I- $ the lowest each price at M .-.OPS. HARDWARE and Cuttlery just received and now opening at Moesop's cheap cash ClD store in Clearfield may 2 1 UMBRELLAS and Parasols, a large assortment of tho latest patterns, to be had cheap at - may 21 '60 , MOSS0P S. TOLASSES Rest Syrup at 00 cent9 a gallon at lTX may2ll MOSt-OPS. -"1 every description for sale at a moderate advance at ' ATM. F. IRWIN'S. ; ITtlSII. A lot of stipftor Mackerel and77 Herring, just received and for sale byF.t-Tj-1 m'.ylt) ' WM. F.IRWIN. Ssiaiej BACON On hand and for sale, a lot of first rate Hams, Shoulders and Sid at the ign of tho CHEAPEST GOODS. ' tJ-YET! SALT:: A quantity of Coar.-o and , Ground AIuxj Salt, frr slc at" W. V. Irwin's. mayll561 REAL. AND PERSONAL PROPERTY of the various borougasaad township r, for the X REWARD. Escaped from tho custody VJ of the undersigned. Sheriff of ClearlieM county, ou the morning of April 2i.WJl.lI RLdOM. He is about 5 fct 10 inches high, has dark hair and dark eyes, is ubout .'il years of age, and a phy tician by profession. The above reward will be paid for his delivery to the undersigned. JOSIAH R. READ, Sheiitf. Clearfield, Pa.. May 14, 1S.'G. PHILIP DAVIS' ESTATE. Whertas Let ten Testamentary on the estate of Philip Da vis. Into of Reccaria township, Cloarfield county. Pa., deceased, havo dcen granted to the subscriber, all persons indebted to the said estate are request cd to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the estate of the eaiii decedent will muko known the same without de lay, to the undersigned at hi. residence in Wood ward township, county aforesaid. may I i !t G W. DAVIS. Executor. VII I'M AN LIFE SAVED ! IMwauiac. Mich., March 11, 1".'5. J. A. RHODES, Esq : Dear Sir As I took your medicine to sell on consignment. ':no cure no pay,'1 I t ike pleasure in stating it? effects a' reported to luc by three brothers who live in this place, and their testimony is a fair specimen of all I have re ceived : . H. Conklin told me 'T had taken nine bot tle1; of Christie's Ague Ihilsaii, and continually run down while, using it until my longs and liver were Congested to that degree that blood discharged frcm mv mouth and bowels, eo that all thought it impossible for nie to live through another chill. The doctors too did all they could for mc, but tbo't I must die. Nothing did mc any good until I got Rhodo's Fever and Ague Cure, which at once re lieved mc of the distress and nausea at my stomach and pain iu my head and bowels, and produced a permanent cure iu a short time. H. M. Conklin says : "1 had been taking medi cine of as good a doctor as we have in our county, and taken any quantity of quinine and specifics without any good result, from 2."th August to 17tb December. Uut seeing how nicely it operated on my brother, I got a bottle of Rhodes' Fever and A gue Cure, which effected a permanent cure by us ing two-thirds of a bottle." S. M. Couklin was not hcrC; but both the other brothers say his case was the same as 11. M'a. I sold the medicine to both the sumo day. and the cure was as ppecdy from the same Fmall quantity, and I might so specify. Yours with respect. A. II L NTT NOT ON. The above speaks for itself. Gooa proof as it is. it is of no better tenor than the vast number of like ceri'Ilcitc1! I have already published, and the still greateramount that iseontinnally pouring in to me. One thiog more. Last year I had occasion tocau tion the public in these words : " noicrone firm tc'io Itttre tairi one of' m y general circulars, i?6 stititt'.d the HaiM of thur nostrum for my itrtli ci.iryail then vith brazen impudence end their pamphlet vith the exclamation, Lt the, proprietor ot' any other medicine say us iiuc'i if he diiret'ifS Now I take pleasure "in saying that the caution referred to .'he same '-Dr. Christie's Ague Balsam" thai is mentioned in the above certificate. There arc several other industrious people who are applying to their poisonous trau all that I publish about my Fever and Ague Cure, or Anti doto t Malaria, except tho cerlilleatos of cores, and the certificate of tho celebrated Chemist. Dr .lames R. Chilton, of N. Y., in favor of its perfect ly hirmlr.t.t character, which is att.iched to fvery bottle. These will always serve to distinguish my medicine from imitations. JAS. A. RHODES. apr25"5! lui Proprietor. ProAidcnce, R I A MARVELLOUS REMEDY FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE ! ! HObiiOWAY's mtmwt. THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY. BY the aid of a microscope, wc sec millions of little openings on the 'surface of our bodies?. Through those this Ointment, when rubbed on the skin, is carried to any organ or inward part. Dis eases of the Kidueys. disorders of tho Liver, affec tions of tho Heart, inflammation of tho Lung. Asthmas, Cough3 and Colds, are by its means ef fectually cured. Every housewife knows that salt passes freely through bone or meat of any thick ness. This healing Ointment far more readily penetrates through any bono or fleshy part of the living body, curing tho most dangorous inward complaints, that cannot be reached by other means. ERYSIPELAS, SALT RHEUM AND SCORBUTIC HUMORS. No remedy ha3 ever done so much for the cure of diseases of tho skin, whatever form they may assume, as this Ointment. No case of Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore Heads, Scrofula or Erysipelas, can long withstand its iurluencc. Tho inventor has travelled over many parts of the globe, visiting tho principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment, giving advice as to its application, and has thus been the means of restoring countless numbers to health. : SORE LEGS. SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS AND ULCERS. Some of tho most scientific surgeons now rely solely on tho nse of this wonderful Ointment, when having to cope with tho worst cases of sores, ulcers, wounds, glandular swellings, and tumors. Profes sor Holloway has, by command of tho Allied gov ernments, dispatched to tho hospitals of the East, largo shipments of this Ointment, to boused un der the direction of tho Medical staff, in tho wort cases of wounds. It will euro any ulcer, glandu lar swelling, stiffness or contraction of tho joints, even of 20 years' standing. PILES AND FISTULAS. These and other similar distressing complaints cun bo -effectually cured if tho Ointment bo well rubbed in over the parts affected, and by otherwiiw following the printed directions around each pot. Both Ike Ointment and the Pills should be used ia the following cases : . Bunions, . Mercurial Eruptions, Swelled Glands, Hum?, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Rheumatism, ' Fistulas, Salt Rheum, Gout, . Skin Diseases, Lumbago, Wounds of all kinds, Piles, - Sore B reacts. Stiff Joint?, I leers, Vonerial Sores, Sore Legs, Scalds, Sprains, Scalds. bores tf all kinds. Soro Throat. jtSold at the Manufactories of Professor Hol loway, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 2U Strand, London, and by all respectablo Druggists and Dea lers cf Medicines throughout the United State, and tho civilized world, in Pots, at 2i cents, 62i cents, and SI each. lirThere is a considerable saving by taking the larger sites. '.'"'''. N 1. Directions for tho guidance of jalieutsin evcrv disorder are affixed to each pot s April : IK'i. rilR EASl'RER'S SALE OF 1'NSEATED -1- LANDS for Taxes for the years 154 A 1S65. Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance cf an act of Assembly, passed the 12th day of June, A. D. 1S15, entitled, "An act to amend an act direct ing the mode of selling unseated lands for laves," Ac. the following tracts of unst ated lands in Clear field county, will be exposed to public sale, orent cry, for tii taxes due and unpaid thereon, at the Court House in the borough of Clearfield, on the second Monday of June next : Jitccarin Township. Art, JV. Gicncr and W'arranttc. TST. l.rl ;i0 Thos. Weston Thomas Keatlacd, SI2 2t 1C2 11 'i Abraham Whmcr, 13 17 162 lid Michael Mow, 13 17 125 William Wright. li 7C 27'J fi Jehu Cooper Epbraim Blair, 23 l6 1U2 Sarah liilliitcton. 4 47 140 Wm. Powder William Prown, 1 3t A.K. Wrisrkt Jacob Museimith. 19 2j 4-S 119 John Dillon Robert Wilson, 6 67 20 Jas.Gallahcr Frederick Jienman, I 62 William lio.iuaB, 4 20 2'j F. A .T. Shoff Adam Mysincope, i 10 Wm.Hammoud Herman Witmer, 33 07 0 J. McCulley Philip Gloninger, 1 "7 John Beam, 10 7S 0. Copenhrlfer Samuel Turner. 16 20 G3 2W 20 IM 2W) il) lot) Mosrjl Kobison I. Gloninger, 3 SS S3 12;S Frtsd'k. ShotT John Bausman. 6 81 Ot A. K. Short" William Bauimau, 3 59 125 2S Lionel Weld Peter Miller. 5 M W H Michael Foul i, 4 IS 13S 51 Ab. Wurriek Henrv l.n 93 11) 77 S ii .'.00 i'.'.'t 301 9 1 no 70 119 119 1.' J32 53 so Wm. Potter Frederick Hubley, 3 J2 3 Jas. Stewart Frederiek IlenmMU, 7 53 JohnOyhall John Ketland, 6 27 10 And. Vhi-tler Thomas Billington, 66 Kelley A Dkkersen, Philip Mysineope, 9 73 Wt John Mysincope, 6 31 Dell Township. James McGhce, 27 CO Arthur Bell Benjauiiu Gibl s, 23 39 JacobSnyder Margaret Shippen, Jioggs Z'owiisnip. Smith A Powell Barbara Snyder, John Kephart Henry Faunce, F. Ransom Henry Faunce. l!n Fisher A Powell Barbara Snvder. 10 21 3 60 3 90 3 CI 12 vv fisuvr.i'oiing&co Baruara.Miyder, 0 IS Patrick Doling, . 6 20 George Hoot man, C 92 LukeKyler, 3 40 G .W.Gearbar'. Walter Stewart, 4 15 72 David Gofs Richard Thomas, . 3 4t ) 111 David Frazier Richard Thomas, I 01 2 CS lfardman Phil'ips HichM Thomas, 2 72 Bradford Township. CO J. W. Smith Hugh E'y, 11 50 Kratzer.LaiiichAFulton, 6o Matthew Forwey, 15 77 Thomas Holt John Nicholson, 11 72 Attn. Hoover Thomas Hawthorn, 4 19 Jos. A Wm. Sanson, 4 20 J.Wooldridge Aaron Leavy, 16 Pit William Sanborn, 4 21 31o 23 lo'J 123 ltii) 111!) 2M SO Mi 0 150 Sj S5 100 115 75 1 09 90 317 A. 35 1 321 Ctl 615. 492 U31 Thomas Forcey, Thomas Force v, V. IS. Holt, " William Graham, jr John Graham, jr. Levi Ptarce Aaaron Leavy, Win. Aykey T. Cope. John Dale P. O. Linn, J. "Graham. Ab. G rnham Isabella Jordan, Geo. Smeal Andrew Pyard, . Jirady Township. Acres. Fs. Owner Warrantee. 6 03 4 20 8 40 3 53 3 53 2 SO 6 05 2 07 0 t2 2 53 19 42 '250 Joseph Read Jared lngcrsol, II 25 'SI 3 Jared Ingcrsol, 17 SI 202 John Hart's heirs John Hart. 1 1 49 202 . John Hart, 11 52 30S David Espy Wm.Kirkpatrick. 17 51 303 F. Beatis' estate D. Kennedy, 20 68 I'll Ann Kennedv, . 1 56 U'O Hav? A A. L. Schnell Roberts A Fox. 3 10 215 Conrad Long. 19 95 62J 5S77 5-i79 58b! 5880 250 113 300 195 5GSI 13 218 no 3577 :wo9 .v.ic 1999 Tilton Reynold Henry Wykoph, . 1011 22rt 115 320 1 10 77 135 521 501 370 1 00 59 3J Miss Curry Robert Curry, 12 61 Samuel Johnson, 6 57 Harrison Hull ltobert Curry, 18 21 James Reed. " 5 70 Itol-ert Ross Casper Stiver, 5 52 L. J. Crans, now J. MoClnre Joseph Fcrron, 7 63 T. L. But lof Christian Lowe. 29 OS M. Ley 'a heirs Christ. Lowe, 35 f.3 Christian Lowe, 25 11 M. J. Porter Roberts A Fos, 5 70 Geo. Munu Roberts A Fox. 3 lo 102 7S 103W.W.Flemming Roberts A Fox, I 53 200 AdamWhceler Roberts A Fox, 11 5o0 40 55 32 1 3 1 0 2(19 100 ln 150 ICO 100 D'O 121 163 15. D. RousheACo. 2$ Samuel Ambrose, 4 David Iriu Huberts A Fox, 1 Btiruside Township. Wm. Bigler Mary Craw ford. 30 Frederick Kuhn, 21 Peter Getz. 21 1999 38 51 16 13 13 23 12 10 12 58 SI 5' 50 90 30 40 40 Jas. Thompson SamT Roberts, 10 George Graf", 10 15 Uriah Loyd Christian Stake, J. C Fisher's estate Matthias Slough, L. R. Carter Henry Muser, G corge Graff, 10 S 10 IS t-eorgc Hops John Cunningham 21 Chest Township. 433 153 Drinker A Clark Wm. Cook, 29 433 153 John Cunningham, 29 100 31 Jas. Thompson Henrv Pole, 5 433 153 A. Steer's heirs John Musser.'SS Clearfield Borough. Lot No. 181 Curwcnsrille Borough. One lot in name of John trcott, 22 Coriugton Township. Anion G. Phelps. 7,4 George Mead, 19 lOfvl George Mead, 21 I!i) George Mead, 25 1 1 09 ' eorgo Mead, 2 1100 G eorgo Mead. 25 1 HmI George Mead. 25 1100 George Mead. 25 1018 George Mead, 25 1100 . George Mead, 25' 483 . Goorgo Mead, 11 1000 . Gcorgo Mead, 23 325 George Mead, . 7 Peter A. Ivarthau?. 578 Morris A Stewart, 12 890 Morris A Stewart, 20 :.. 53tW 5370 ,373 5371 310S 5410 53)9 5377 01 95 "n 3? 30 30 30 02 30 It 00 20 32 21 38 52 5377 5107 5101 1893 LS09 1902 1912 889 Morris A Stewart, 20 515 Morris A Stewart, 12 Dccalur Township. Joseph Harrinon, 19 Peter Owens Charles Ui?k, 23 195i 401 3'.0 OS 41 55 25 41 50 62 03 2") 35 35 45 36 53 58 CI 70 61 David Kephart, 31 153 LeonardAWallaco JacobCox,40 1 18 Dan'l Albert Jos.Hambleton, 8 131 J. Haiunierflangh Hugh Ely, 1 1 120 - William Montgomery, 2 G. A J H. StiDer, CO Thcnias Edmonson. 3 KephartAAlhsrt JohnDrinker.6 Jacob Baughman John Skyron, 4 Jon. Kephart Jacob Downing, 4 108 David Gearbart JohnSkyron, 5 49 James Albert Joseph Sansom, 2 58 J. Gcarhavt, Esq John Canon, 8 Enoch A David Gearhart John Skyron, 21 433 9t 169 33 135 50 50 62 37 98 SIS 76 ' 54 76 10 Daniel Ayers George Graff, 6 32 Perks A Bowman William San.om. 4 09 JauiesAlbert WilliamSansom, 6 Ferguson TuwnsMp. . - 233 '159 Greenwood BellJohn Ham bright. 433 153 Charle3 Huston George Res. 10 13 21 30 100 Bell's Estate P. Gloninger, 5 60 . Fox Towuthip. ' ' . l lludolph 11. Evans. 4272 425 James Wilson. - 14 78 1272 50 James Wilson, I 76 Sillman Harwood -1200 330 James Wil.-on west 11 36 Do Witt C. Morrii. . f 1181 105 .Tame j Wilson weft i 17 7 Nathan Bailey. ' 41?a 209 " James tuition-cast part. 6 SO iEiam Turn?. 4188 COO James Wilson midd's p 4275 203 . James Wil!n. . 'William A. Wallace. 4188 190 - James Wi'sca wet: rart. 4183 990 James Wilson, t" . S. Land Comnacv 4241 Pi7 James Wiitcn,' 4238 917 James U ils n, 4242 33'J Jatuti Wilton, 4090 t'23 James Wilson, 1531 20 James Wilson, H35 COO. James Wilson, Spencer A Spile r. 4399 372 James Wilson, William B.Gordon. 1DC6 275 James Wilson. I'acicl Ovster's I.'sta:e. 4 ICO 41 James Vil?en. Alexander ial. 4310 18 James Wilson, 4260 990 James Wilser., lot) P. Davenport, t 20 70 ( :i i: ! 6 54 34 12 43 19 j 43 64 ' 15 46 ! ri 20 ; 82 . 27 60 j 17 10 j 9 54 I 11 01 1 65 12 31 :4 (Urard Township. -An?on G. Phelps George Mead, George Mead, George Meu"L, George Mead, George Mead, George Mead, George Mead, George Mead, George Mead, George Mead, George Mead. George Mead, , Georgo Mead, George Mead, Georgo Mead, George Mead, George Mvad. George Mead, George Mead. A. A W. Murray. Morris A Stewart, J. Stites and w ife. Morris and Stewart. -Francis HugueDv. Morris and ftewart, . Francis Coudriel. Morris and Stewart, A. and J. Sfiackman. Morris and Stewart, Morri and Stewart. Morris and Stewart, Morris and Stewart, Morris and Stewart, deshen Twnship. Anson G. Phelp. nds for 152 and 1853 Georgo Mead, George Mead, George Mead, G eorgo Mead, George Mead, George Mead, George Mvad, Georgo Mead, George Mead, George Mead, George Mead, George Mead, G eorgo Mead. George Mead, ' George Mead, ; corge Mead, George Mead, George Mead, George Mead, John Keating. Morris and ttewart, J. P. Rider. George Mead, Huston Totrmhip. John B. Otto. " Moore and Plany, Moore and Pelany. William Powers, William Powers, Moore and Dclany, W iliiam Paikcr. James Wilson. U. S. Land Company. James WiUon, James Wilson. James Wilson. James il on, James W iIon. James Wiison", Jameg Wilson, James Wilson, '.. Tboiuas Holt. William Power?, G. t. Gordon James Wiifon, James Wilson. - Jordan Township. "ram. Blake A Parley. Reuben Hayned, Luke Morris, Joseph HilliarJ, Robert Gray, ' John Ringhurrt, Sarah Ward, 4ieore Eddy, Moore tt harten, George Asbtf,n, Richard PoU-rs. Susarna W.tid, John Dorsey, William H!oJ Adam Ehadj, Drinker and Clark. Daniel Smith. Greenwood Bell. Adam Rcigart, Daniel Baus-man. tt. A Mary MeCerraark, Thomas Mctlco. Jonathan JoneB, Sitmnel Jordan, James M. Chae. Caleb Foulk, Georgo Wecott. Robert Wharton, tieorge Shoff, John Boyd, Robert Wharton. Adam Kuhn, Fbenczer Breuham. Da id Brow n, Karlhnns Township. A. G. Theirs Georgo Mead, George Mead, Georgo Mead. Goorge Mead, George Mead, Georgo Mead. George Mead, P. A. Karthaus Morris and Stewart, Morris and Stewart, "Morris and Stewart, Morris and Stewart, Georgo Vaux. Morris and Stewart, Teter McDonald, George Mead, ' Charles W ill ink, Charles Williuk, Charles W'illink, : Charles Williuk. Charles Willi nk, Charles Willink. Charles Willink, ' Charles W illink. Charles Willink, Lctwrcne t Township. ' A. G. Phelps. George Mead, . Georgo Mead, George Mead, Georgo Mead, George Mead. George Mr ad, George Mead, George Mea l. George Mead, George Mead, Georgo Mead, O eorgo Mead. George Mead, Georpe Mead, Geergo Mead, Georgs Mead. Goorgo Mead. " George Meal. , George Mead. . C corge Mead, -G corge Med. . Seltnen. 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" 53 5) McKean and Butler. . 150 Christian Musstr. 11 2. Johnrtoa A Bowman. ?0rt Peter Yarnell, 15 CO ' Jflbn Lorain. . " . i It 70 Michael Soudcr. 1 75 - E.C. Furtcc. ' ' . ?72 16 RcbvrtOleno. - 51 C W. II. SandeT'ou. . .1 . 457 111 Francis Johrt-cn, 54 2W) 150 John NichoIen,. 25 OtV S. C Thompson. . 1 ntty Morns. . 14 3J Fryder A Large.' 153 Franeis Jehneton, 21 PI Hardmaa Phillips. ?3 Richard ThoniaS; 12 3j Sha-w ond tt. John Smith. 433 153 Thomas Morris, . . 43 40 4?. 153 " ilham M-rri, . 40 433 153 Samuel Meredith,' 43 40 433 153 W illiam Miller, 43 4ft 279 153. Hetty Morris. CO 433 153 Tbvuiaa l'itxiinjrnous, 43 1 433 153 George Clyracr, 43 40 433 15.1 RebertGriv, . 43 40. 4."3 153 Ri bcrt Kaincv, 43 10 433 153 Patrick Moore", 4 3 10 433 153 Mary Morris, 4S 40 433 153 Maeuui Miller, 4"i 40 433 153 Nalhro Frarer, 43 4 William Hoover 1?0 153 Francis Johnston. 12 t0 Wm. Drinkcjs' heirs. T0 Jehu Fry. jr. 18 f?' 30 . John Thomas i years 47 S" Jehn t.'o.k. 4.'6 Jacob Wetrel. ' ? Tl 22S Reuben Haincf, T2 60 I'urscll & Co. 72 ..Joseph Simons, 47 77. Daniel W.CradU v. 43C 111 KolK?rt Shaw," 43 CI 131 114 Hvnian Gralz, 43 21 J-J. Miller. rJ John Nicholson, . 10 CO M. JJeam. Ifl ira William Morris-, 10 C9 11. Hfflm. 1G6 Robert Morris, 10 6 Georgo Hoover. lf0 John Swanwick,' 10 OA Rohfrt Thomas. 2ol - Ohristlan Baker, 25 10' Swartz & liowcr. Francis Johnston, 4 00 100 J. Farlow, 10 03 James M'G irk's estate. 211 22 William Evans, 27 bO I'hilip Blancliard. 133 19 Patrick Hays, 17 52 S. c H. Grati. 137 3H William Morris. 13 OT W 113 Ssmuel Miles, Jr. 9 6 HQ Bernard Gratr, .14 62 31S JoscphHenrr, 34 61 li2 113 David Hall. 13 31 411 Charles Hall, 4112 121 100 William D. Kirwin, 12 19 f0 George Wet re I, 5 00 27 Paul Wetzel, 2 81 Kcuben Haines, S3 1 2f'3 John Barron, 0 21 J. J. Lingle, 241 James Smith, 12 2) fenn Tcncnship. William Hepburn. 03 Cochran Tract, Ttht Tounthip. 571 600 John Nicholson, 6778 4HO John Nicholson, - 6 62 In OO 21 74 31 88 6 60 3 20 ! Hj John isichoJson, 10H Iianiel Hartsock. 21 Benjamin Johnson, 120 Benjamin Johnson,' Cmon Tcnrnskip. Gartlaml Irwin. 3oS7 830 Koborta & Fox, Charles Blunchard. 51 69 35S8 P70 60 Roberts & Fox, 67 75 . K. Britton, Koberts & Fox, Ilrnr- Baily. Roberts & Fox, Wvodvard Tcncnship. Dr. James Lock. 3691 t2 1 S 3.-.91 60 1 7 Henry Drinker, William Drinker, William Ifagarty, Jobu Morgan, -Kobtrt Wallace. Fcter Henry, lluh IiHlston, W ilium A. Wallace. Samuel Hamilton, Thomas I'alston. K. McGhco, Lislo McCuller. Philip DiC'ttidaflr, 22 SO 20 16 S 12 4 19 14 SS 1 35 KcaJ Alesander & Co. 115 Mary Connolly, 2YI Daniel Tulkfrson, Dr. Houiz. 433 163 Fhilp Lost.. 422 163 Jacob K. Howtll, 433 163 William Johnson, lfK' G3 George BicUham, Harlman I'liilijw. e0 John M'Cahen t'8 John Lampblack, McCnllj. S5 Tigot Shaw, OS 60 33 32 4S 7 21 8 37 22 a m Henry Ilrgarty, 3t tJcorgw Baker. 2 42 Bank of X. A. 433 163 T. r. Wharton. S ELI BLOOM, Treasurer. Treasurer's Off.ce, Clearfield, ? March 13, lHoO. ) "1 TALI ABLE TOWN TROFERTY FOR r SALE. The euts?riber offers for sale his la. ern f-tand, on tho corner of Market and Front at roots, ia the borough of Cloarfield. Ihehous ia large and cotnmodioua and well calculated for . public house. For particulars inquire of V. A." Wallace, Esq., or of the ub'riber lirinc on lh premiss. W. J UKMPHILL. . March 5th, 1S55 "VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR HALE. V The eubscriber offer for eabs his tfclnabla farm situate two mil?s from Curweueville, cn th River rad leading t Lumber City ; said farm cen tainioir I0 aeres. Maty acres cleared, under cool cultna'io"! ,ao balance wtll limbered; with a. good barn, new plank dwelling house, and a bearing orchard thereon, and is well watered. For further information enquire cf the subscriber Ht : inS on the premiiies. SIMON TIIOMT30N. February 20. 156 Cm -- ' "JVOTICE. naing purch:ed the Books of tha 1 RifUmaiit Journal with the stablishnien, all r mounts unpaid for Subscription, Adertiin. or Job-work, are to b settled w ith the underjicnea. tnarlJ S B KOW - IOS. E. MOSSOP, having made an eniag--al mnt with A T. LANE t Co., Wbolesala Lal 2 J ers in Clothing;. 175 Market st . Philadelphia, would r:BpectfuIly unit Lis oil trienan to giro bim a. call. March 20. 1856 3m. G t ROCEUItS?. Jest received aui no (c&2? Tf opcniBg, a gcmral assortment cf "jf 'oic grooeries, which will be sold fct the.'"': Si choice grooeries loweet cah pricey at WM. F. IRWINf. 1 i M 1 l lflA Fc,t S'Md BOARDS wanted by ; XyXVVFVTCf A- JI HIiL&, at oii store in Vlear i 6M. for which tbe hizhtrt mnktt rric will bft ' pail in fdi nt cash prices. - - rearlS-tf 420 120 2P 43 SM) i.y 6 no 40 1 2S 177 16 n7
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