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THE JOURNAL.
AFFAIRS AT HOME.
Hkavt Loss. Mr. Christian Fottarff, of this
place, lost last weeK $2,200 in the lollowing
taanner s On Tuesday he drew from the Mid
dletown Bank the amount named, in currency,
among which were $050 on tho Harrisburg
Bank. On the same day he came to Harris
burg and got gold for the SCoO at the bank.
The next, Wednesday, morning at 3 o'clock,
he took the cars coming west. Befo're he left
the hotel, finding his money a little bulky, he
wrapped the whole of it together, put It in tbe
aide-pocket of his overcoat, rolled the coat up
aad placed it, wrapped up In a couple of shirts,
In bis carpet sack. This he did in his room,
where no one could see hira. He went to the
Station when the cars came in, at tbe time des
ignated above, and whilst putting a band-box
and another package in the baggage car and
getting checks for the same, he set his carpet
sack down. At the moment when ho was do
ing this, the whistle blew, and hastily picking
rp what he supposed to be his carpet-sack,
entered the car. "When day dawned, he lor
the first time discovered that, instead of hav
ing his own carpet-sack, containing the $2,2CC,
he had another. By this time the cars were
somewhere in the neighborhood of Lewistown.
lie immediately went through the cars to see
If he could discover his property in the pos
session of some one else. He continued his
journey to Altoona, where, not having Lecn
able to find it, he made his loss known, and
took measures to have it hunted up. Whether
Mr. Pottarff, in the hurry, accidentally picked
lip the wrong carpet-sack, or whether some
sharper was aware of him having the money
in bis, and in the few seconds during which he ,
had set it down, took it up and replaced it
with another, as is frequently done, cannot yet
be decided. Mr. PottarfTs greatest Lopo ot
recovering his money rests upou the probabil
ity of his having himself taken the wrong
sack. The loss is a heavy one. and every one
who is acquainted with Mr. P. will undoubted
ly regret it sincerely.' Mr. Pottaro o3ers a
reward of $200 for the recovery of the money.
I. O. o" F. At a regular meeting of Cher
ry Tree Lodge, No. 417, I. O. O, F., held May
tth, 1S"5, the following preamble and resolu
tions were offered, and accepted by the Lodge.
Whereas, an All-Wise and Inscrutable Pro
vidence has suddenly removed, from his sr here
of usefulness, on earth, our well beloved bro
ther, Nathaniel Hcgiies of Cherry Tree
Lodge, No. 417, I. O. O. F:
licsuleed, That in N. Hughes, while living,
we recognized a brother of nobleness a phi
lanthropist an Odd Fellow, practicing the
principles of F. L. and T.
Resulted, That, while our sister, the wife of
the deceased, mourns the loss of a kind and af
fectionate husband, her little gii I one of the
best of fathers, our Lodge laments the loss of
an excellent member, and the community a
most valuable citizen.
Resolved, That we extend to the afflicted fam
ily of the decease! our hearty commiseration
and warmest sympathy that, from a long and
i.n:Tii.ite acquaintance with him, we feel ju.-ti-tied
in the itclief. that he has gone "where the
nicked cease to trouble, and the weary are at
rest."
Resolved, That, in respect for the deceased,
our Hall be clothed in the habiliments of mour
ning, for thirty days.
1 solved, That a copy of these resolutions
be given to the widow of our deceased broth
er,that they be recorded on the minutes of onr
Lodge, and copies furnished the "Democrat &
Sentinel," and "Raftsman's Journal," for pub
lication. P.'G. Gid. Kinports, ( O
P. G. K. H. McOormick, J
Tue Cold. During a portion of last week,
we were treated to a spell of cold weather, and
on Friday the nir was filled with snow. : Fires
were suddenly kindled up, and heavy clothing
immediately brought into requisition. Men,
women and children, whenever seen out-doors,
were shivering and shaking as if they were af
flicted with the ague. The fruit, it is feared,
i3 ail destroyed, though we hope it may not
be. Vegetables and garden productions gen
erally are frozen. On Friday, tho rs.trcu.ry in
the thermometer wa3 at the middle of the day
net higher than 44 deg. above zero. And this
at the end of "the merry month of May."
What a great "kedentry !" this is!
Ambrottpes. By an advertisement in to
day's Journal, it will be seen that Mr. W. T.
Pun-lance 13 at present engaged in taking am
brotype likenesses. There is one quality a
bout these likenesses that is preferable to the
daguerreotypes and that is, they cannot be
easily destroyed. A visit to Mr. P's rooms
will well repay any one who may be desirous
of having likenesses taken. We would state
that Mr. Purviance is a good artist, and will
uudoubtcviiv render satisfaction.
Commenced. TVe have learned that tho en
gineers of the Tyrone and Clearfield Mallr-. !
l ire fiiiiimM,rp,-l lupalinf f hat tortiun of ibn '
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lotd, cctr Philipslurg, where the heaviest :
work vail he, preparatory to letting. TVo ui:- '
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derstana also that quite a number of s!:sre3 of j
; stock have been taken by 'merchants la Phllu-
cielphia, arvi that others will follow their exam- j
pie as soon us an opportunity for doing s,o .re- I
tents itself. "Tl:e work goes bravely on."
May:xc at CrifsvKvsviLLE. We understand
thit the schools cf Miss Lamburn and Mr.
liote in Curwensville, together with a number
of the citizens of the place, had a fire Tdc-nic
party on last '"Saturday. They assembled ia
tie grove to tho 60Uth of the town, where aoine
hours were pleasantly spent by all who parti
cipated. Everything passed off satisfactorily
and agreeably. '
Evebtbody's Interest. We Invite atten
tion to the advertisement in this paper, head
ed "A money making trade for one dollar."
The book contains many valuable recipes,
which it might be well enough for everybody
to have.
A riEM in Penn township, and. a two story
frame honse in Lawrence, are offered for sale
by L. J. Cracs, Esq., as will bo seen by refer
ence to adYertiBtnents jn to-day's Journal.
MOUNT OF THE VALUATION OF THE
2. in Clearfield county, as returned bv th .Assessors
tri-escial assessment of liio.
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Becsaria, 215 41243 81799 8502 618 140 120 52G7 67693
Bell, I5d 45211 28118 6740 200 285 85 2740 S39
Eoggs, 129 20437 9124 4117 250 60 177,5 35773
Brady, 523 SS835 30574 12S75 1400 732 135 4080 12SC32
Bradford, 230 37C60 9595 11735 750 1645 6C8S5
Buruside, 2S3 41320 13383 10392 C70 630 188 4024 70507
Chest, 153 SG763 10773 6545 300 100 50 075 C120C
Covington, 151 14239 10351 4595 155 29 2213 31873
Clearfield, I 170 52630 890 2557 4050 040 770 7700 69597
Curwonsville.f 105 22925 1250 3000 510 180 3820 S1G85
Decatur, 133 -32508 17500 6554 105 - 40 2175 . 67042
Ferguson, 123 25205 1291 4625 S75 276 60 610 S2G91
Fox, 19 5020 , 13777 1291 475 150 2071S
Gira.-d, 117 11912 18240 3975 75 2210 36-142 :
Goshen, 72 11607 H')G0 SOCO 105 GO 1280 80172
Houston, 6G 12850 802?.!$ 2972 500 500 93060
Jordan, 123 15111 12777 5079 15J 115 100 1345 31877
Karthana, 100 1240S 12C3G 4625 1S5 110 2175 S2139
Knox, 97 14800 1S8G1 3140 ISO 60 60 1320 8427
Lawrence, 295 65654 0327 12715 150 1310 ' . 50 2900 P21SG
Morris, 203 34825 C0115 79SS 640 120 2735 1CG275
Pehn, 157 32618 9310 6525 1500 790 2700 53-513
Pike, 245 63053 SI55 9S03 10660 730 170 4385 97052
Union, 73 i 17535 18050 2022 159 30 650 3S353
Woodward, j 153 j 25io2 33773 COOS C50 100 1770 72S43
Total. I 3971 I 782016 ! 490433 i 147926 ! 25228 j"805G ! 2793 GCSGl 1503476
We. the uadersigr.ed. Commissioners of Clear'aeld
cocp:!st'.on from tbe asa-.-cicents for 1330, as returned
At'e3t
. KobertJ. Wallace. Clerk.
Con-.uiiijloucrs' Ofiice, ClcarSeJ May 21, 1355.
NETF GOODS!
SPRING A-ND Sr;iilEK GOODS '.
THE subscriber ha3 just received a larje and
well selected stock of new goods of nlinost
every description suitable for the season, lie re
spectfully invites nil who wish to buy eood Ocods
at the lowest prioc3 to sal! at the s'apf tho
"CHEAPEST GOODS."
Approved country produce takon in c.-cchr.n2 j
.orcoJs. . I
rcrsoM wisaing to f nrcaase. fcna receive a tair
equivalent f.jr their money, will do well to give
him a ci'.l.
Reiceci'jer the sign of the CHEAPEST G00D3.
oa Martet s'.rcct. and call and be convinced that
thcie is truth in the worJs thereon ics;r:t-c-J.
W.M. i . inwix.
Clearfield, Pa., nay 14, 1355.
IMPOTtTAisT SEWS!
PEACE DECLAHEB IK EUROPE!!
11 ij Iht Icttrt Lrricah from Kuiope
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'HE ii::jOrtaEt intcliigecce hai been received
h:id the f ffi-S! of reducing prices on not only pro
visions, but upon tjools of ail descriptions. The
unUTsiued have, therefore, taken advantage of
this propitious time to purchase an extensive and
well selected stock of
SPRING AD SUMMER. GOODS,
which they are determined to sell at the most rea
sonable prices. Hicir s;ock is extensive, embrac
ing EVEl'.Y VAIUETT and STYLE of LADIES'
and GENTLEMEN'S WEAK, to which they wonld
call tho attention of tho citizens of Curwensville
and surrounding country.
Thcv have connected with their establishment a
BOO T AND SnOE MA A UFA C TO R Y . w h io h
is unler the superintendence of the weil-known
Joeph Williams. Thej will thus be enabled to
supply their customers and all others with every
variety of Boots and Shots at as reasonable pri
ces as 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 will be disposed of CHEAPER
THAN THE CHEAPEST for CASH, all kinds of
Lumber. Country Produce. Hides. Ac , Ac.
apr0-3m MONTE LI US 4 TEN EYCK.
UnwAKD 05TELirS. WILLIAM TEN F.VCK.
MWS THE TIME
FOR BARGAINS !
NEW GOODS AT7D NEW PRICES H
"Quick sales and small profits!!!"
HAVING just returned from the East, I would
inform my old customers and the public in
general, thut I am now reewivinj; and opening at
.my '"old st.md' a splendid assortment of Spring
au Suitrcer nvt)s, wpi.-h I will sell a little lower
than any goods heretofore v!d in Clearfield, a
mong which will befcuod
MANTILLAS, a large assortment at exceedingly
low prios.
SILKS, at from 70 cents to 1,25 cents per yard.-
GINGHAMS, at from 11 cents to 2j cents per yd.
CALICOES, at from 5 oents to 12 cts per yard.
SHAWLS a cood article of Shawls, at from 62J
cents toto, each.
BONNETS a lare lot at from 50 cents to $5.
LADIES' GAITERS for 1.50 worth S2.
" Boots. Shoes and Slippers at from 62$
cents to 7 25 cents per pair.
LADIES' will please ea!!, S3 T have slmest eve
rything in their line, at extraordinary low rates.
G EATS' Boots, ShocB and Oaiters at very low
r.'tf-j.
MUSLINS, at from 6 to 121 cents a yard.
. JEANS, at 20 cents a yard worth til.
CLOTHS Llack, lue, Olive, Green., and other
colors, very c'.iap.
CASSIMERES Black and a variety cf Fancy
colors of the latest styles.
VESTINGS a szzl varictyof fancy and plain.
' SUMMER CLU'IUS, Cassimfcres, Trimmings, and
in short, a varictyof almost all sorts of Gentle
rv.ens1 and boys' wear.
Call soon, whiio you can have an opportunity to
select from the wholu stock.
AU the above, and a great variety of ether goods
can be purchased at the very lowest prices FOR
CAtil, as I have ueteraunea not to be unaeroit.
may 2t'6o RICHARD MOSSOP.
nUEr.NSWARE A superior lot of Tansy
a-s$s and Common Cneerswaro now opening
an 1 for sale
at the t"Ost rcnsonnVc prices
RICHARD MOSSOP.
s'ora of
tfP HATS! HATa '! I:i"hird Mossop is nnwrc-
vi ceivintr onornr-' a line lot of Sprint;
u and m rpf r lints of the latest Ffvlog. which
be will 1' ! pv!-7 frpy Jt or's fo " 01.
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CLOTHING 11.000 Dollar? worth of
J Ron ly -Tnr.Jc C! Jtbir.i at vour o a pri- d
ces nt i r j,i,T store of " Vj
inay 21 RIOiTARP M'SSOP.
STTr riSTT ! FISH !1 Superior Mackerel and
Jjp-"" CodSoh just rc.-eive i and opening at the
i-aSSAii ehor.p CMh store of Richard Mossop in
ririrfi -l 1. may 2!:5!
' iPn t m n i- i n 1 nrul V.-.iint llvsnn
Teas of the bet nuality to be hid at j1
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the lowe-t oilIi j ric at
MOSSOP'S.
y II Alt D WAR F. an! Ci
y jint received
f'- au I iiow .fit.;ir. at M-jsiop.'s clieap cash
ip c
may
l-I j store in Clonrne'fl - may2l
ITTMLRLLLAn and Farnsjls. a lare assortment
J of fhe 1:;
atcst patterns, to bo had cheap at
may 21 '.'6
MOLASSK.3 Rt:t Syrup at 00 oents a ca:ion at
;m:iy2!l M'JOP'S.
ttfiTrtTf M every description for rale
f liVV'A R6 at a moderate advance at
miyl4"56
WM. F. IRWIX'S.
XTlSll A lot of superior Mackcrol andfT3gr
E Herring, just roaoivod and for sale bvOSi
may!4) WM. F. IKWIX. '
BACON ! On hand and for bale, a lot of first
rate Hams, Shoulders ar.d Sidos, at the sign
of the "CHEAPEST GOOD?.'-
O ALT ! SALT!! A quantity cf Coarse and
Ground Alum ? lt, fr sale a? W. F. Ibwtk's.
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REAL ASD PERSONAL PROPERTY
of the various boroughs and townst-ics, for the
county, do certify tLat the alov table is a correct
at ice atovw lauic
P.OBF.RT MAHAFKK, )
DAVID TOSS. 3
JAC'.'U WILL1IELM, )
to this oHije. 1.UI51.K I 31 All At t t,
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NOTICE. In tbe absence of Eli Bloom, Trea
11 surer of CleiriiclJ county, the Books find Pa
pors will be in the possesiou of John McPherson.
who will uttcnii to the business at all times.
ClearuelJ. May 23.
A LARGE lot of Family Orosries just receiving
at Mossop's in Clearfield. hiht 21
fJIULIP DAVIS' ESTATE. Whereas Let
fart Tf itfl:rtnfrv on tho 9rN of Philio La.
ris - iats cl- Be..c.:ria township. Clearfield county.
Pa., deceased, have 3een eranted to the subscriber.
all persona indebted to the Said estate are requ-t
eJ to make immediate payment, and thoss having
claims or demands aaiui the esluto of tbe saiu
decedent wiil make known the same without de
lay, to tho undersigned at his residence in Wood
ward township, county aforesaid.
mayl4 Si G W. DAVIS, ExccuUr.
A HUMAN LITE SAVED !
1. Dcwaghc, Mich., March 11. 1500.
J. A. RHODES, Es: Dear Sir As I took your
xnedicin to sell on consignment, ';no cure no pay,'r
I tako pleasure in stating its effects as reporiej to
mo by three brothers who live in this place, and
tiieir iestimony is a fair specimen of all 1 have re
ceived :
W. S. Conklin told roe -I bad ts.ken nine bot
tles of Christie s Aguo Ualsa-n , and continually run
down while using it until my lungs and liver wre
Congested to that degree that blood discharged
from mv mouth and bowels. ?o that all thought it
impossible for ma to live through another chill.
The doctors too did all they could for me, but tho't
I must die. Nothing did me any good until I got
Rhode's Fever and Ague Cure; which at oneo re
lieved me of the distress and nausea at my stomach
and pain in my head and bowels, and produced a
permanent cure iu a short tirao.
II. M. Conklinsnys: "I had been taking medi
cine of as good a doctor as w e have in our county,
and taken any quantity of quinine and specifics
without any good result, from 25th August to 17tb
December. lut seeing hew nicely, it operated on
my brother, I got a bottle of Rhodes' Fever and A
gue Cure, which efl'ected a permanent cure by us
ing two-thirds of a bottle."
S. M. Conklin waa not here, but both tbe other
brothers say his case was the same as II. M a, I
sold the medicine to both the same day, and the
cure was as speedy from the same small quantity,
and I might so specify. Yours with respect,
A. HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for itself. Gooa proof as it is,
it is of no better tenor than the vast number of like
certificates I have already published, and the still
greater amount that iscontinually pouring in to me.
One thiDg more. Last year I had occasion tocau
tion the public in these words: "I notice one firm
icho have taken one of my general circulars, sub
stitiU'd the tuime of their nostrum for my tnrdi
cine, an-i then with brazen impudence eud their
pamphlet with the exclamation, Let the proprietor
of any other medicine say as much if he darc'tyc
Now I take pleasure in saying that the caution
referred to tho same "Dr. Christie's Ague Balsam"
that is mentioned in the above certificate.
There are several other industriorj people who
arc applying to.tbir poisonous trash all" that I
publish about my Fever and Aguo Cure, or Anti
dote to Malaria, except the eeitificates of cures,
and the certificate of tho celebrated Chemist. Dr.
JuincsR. Chilton, of N. Y., in favor of its perfect
ly har.m!ris characur, which is attached to every
b'ottie. These will always serve to distinguish my
medicine from imitations. JAS. A. RHODES.
apr23'5l')-3m Proprietor, Fro-tidcnce, R I
LET US REASON TOGETHER.
H0LL0VATS PILLS.
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WHY ARE WE SIC iv. ' !
IT has boen the lot of "human raca to be weigh j
ed down by disease an ! ruffcria?:. HOLLO- ;
WAY'S PILLS arespcciullv adapted o tho relief
othe WEAK, the NERVOUS, tho DELICATL.
and the I"FIRM, of all climes, ages, sexes, and
constitutions. Professor Holloway personally su
perintends the manufacture of his medicines in the
United States, and offers them to a free and enlight
ened people, as the best remedy the world ever
saw for the removal of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
There famous Fills are expressly combined to op
erate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys, tho
lunps, the skia, and the bowels, correcting any do
rangemeut in their functions, purifying tho blood,
the "very fountain of life, and thus curing diseaao
in all its forms. "
DiSPEPSlA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. '
Xoarly ha'f tho human raoo have taken theie
Fills. J.t has been proved in all parts of the worI4,
that nothing h is been found cciual to them in cases
of disorders of tho liver, dyspepsia, and stomach
complaints generally. They soon give a healthy
tono to iheso organs, however much deranged, and
when all other moans have failed.
GSNEftAL DEBILITY. ILL HEALTH, i
Many of therao3t despotia Governments have o
pered Vaeir Custom Houses to the introduction of
tbeso Pills, that they may beeome the inedioino of
the ir.,i?5i'j. Learned Colleges admit that this
medicine is the best remeiy ever known for per
sons cf delieato health, or where the system has
been ire raircl. ns its invigorating properties never
fail to afford relief.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Xo fomale, voung or old. should be without this
ceieor.ueu moauine. xi cuircuu anu regulates lao
mou'hly courses at all penod3, acting :a many ea
ses liken charm. It is also tho best and safest
medioino that can be given to Children of all ajes,
and for any complaint; consequently no family
should bowi'heutit.
Hoffofzj's Pi'ls are th hest remtdy known in th
world for th following Diseases:
Asthma Diarrhoea SecondarySymptoms
Coughs . ChestDiseases Stone and Gravel
Colds . Fever and Ague Venereal Affections
Influenza Bowel Complaints Female Complaints
Costivencsslnflamation Worma of all kinds
Dyspepsia Indigestion Lowness of bpirita
Debility Livor Complaints Inward weakness
Dropsy Piiea .Headaches
Sold at tha Manufactories of Profoasor Hol
low at, 60 Maiden Lane, X. York, and 244 Strand,
London, ar.d by all respectable Druggists and Deal
er of Medioine throughout the United States, and
the civiiiied wolrd, in boxes at 25 cents,62i cents,
and St each. '
5?There is a considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes. " - '.
N- B. Directions for the guidance of psHeats in
erirv disorder are affixd o ev:h t?x. pr9'55
TREASURER'S SALE OF UNSEATED
LANDS fcr Taxes for the years 1854 4 1855.
Notice is hereby given, that in puriuane of an
act of Assembly, pas3d th 12th dsy of June, A.
D. 1815, entitled, "Aa act to amend an act direct
ing th mode of selling unseated lands for taxes, ,?
Ac., the following tracts of unseated lands in Clear
field county, will be exposed to public ss!p, or out
cry, forth taxes due and unpaid thereon, at the
Court Houso in the borough ef Clearfield, on th
second Monday of Jun next :
Lzccarii Township.
Acs. Ps. Owner and Warrantee. Tah
iti 50 The?. Weston Thomas Keatland, S12 24
162 116 Abraham Witmer, 13 17
102 115 Michael Musser, 13 17
195 William Wright, 15 78
273 01 Jehu Cooper Ephraim Elair, 23 56
15 102 Sarah r.U'.irgtou, 4 47
140 Wei. Powder William Brown. 14 34
124 A. K. Wright Jacob MtiHcrsmith, 19 55
IS 119 John Diilon Robert Wilson, 5 87
20 Jas.Gallaher Frederick Henman, 1 2
55 SO V iliiam Bosnian, 4 50
63
2?4
20
130
200
2d F. 4 ,T. Shoff AdEmMysir.cope, 5 Vi
Wm. Hammond Herman Witmer, S3 7
SO J. McCuliey Fhiiip Gloninger, 1 67
54 " John Beam, 10 73
C. Copnhnifer Samuel Turner, 15 20
0 100 Mosea Robison P. Gloninger, .1 fed
63 12J Fred k.ShorT John Bausuian, 6 SI
65 64 A.K. choff William Bailsman, 3 50
125 23 Lioael V eld Peter Miller, 5 20
US 140 Michael Foutz, 4 IS
IZ& 51 Ab. Warrick lienrv Land is. 11 07
93
99
Wra Potter Frederick Hubley, S 92
S Jas. Stewart irederick Ilenuihn, 7 93
Jfrhr. Oshall John Kotland, 6 27
10 And. Whistler Tboma3 Liliiugton, 66
Kclley A Dickerson,
1 hilip Mysincope, S J
JuUn Myiincope, 6 31
150 50
500
Bell Township.
Jame3 Mc6b.ee, 27 00
Arthur Ut-11 Henjamin GiLbs, . 23 2'
JaeoLSnyder Margaret Fhippen, 16 21
Pcgcs Tou-nsnio.
Str-itb . IPof-cll Barbara Pnyler, 3 80
John Kephart Henry Fauncc, 3 00
F. Ransom Her.ry Faunco, 3 Ct
90 F isher 4 Pow-11 Barbara Snv.ler, 12 37
00 Fisher Doling ACo BarbaraSnyder, 6 18
Patrick Doliug, 5 20
George Iiootman, C C2
Luke Kvler, 3 40
n.W.Oe&rbait Walter Stewart, 1 16
72 David Goso Richard Thomas, 3 44
433
301
93
100
70
119
119
100
132
53
80
65
?0 114 David Fraiier -Richard Thomas. 1 61
52 63 Hardman Phillips Ri:h'd Thomas, t 72
"Bradford Tcvcsshlp.
316 CO J. W. Smith Hugh E'y, 14 50
23 Kratzer.Lanich A Fulton, 66
10 Matthew Forcey, 15 77
123 Thomas Holt John Nicholson, l'l 72
100 Aba. Hoover Thomas Hawthorn, 4 19
100 Jos. 4 Wm. Sanson,
?00 J.Wooldridgo Aaron Leavy,
60 William Sansom.
145 Thomas Forcey,
40 Thomas t'oreey,
150 V. B. Roll,
5 William Graham, jr
85 John Graham, jr.
100 Ivi Teurce Aaaron Leavyj
145 Wm. Askey T. Cop.
75 John Dale B. O. Lirn,
103 J. Graham.
P0 Ab. Graham Isabella Jordan,
347 Geo. Siueal Andrew Bard,
Brady Township.
iW Acres. Ps. Owner Jo "Warrantee.
4 20
16 SO
4 21
6 03
4 20.
8 40
3 53
3 53
2 SO
6 05
2 07
6 12
2 53
19 42
Tax.
351 250 Joseph Read Jared Ingersol, 14 25
324 313 Jared Ingersol, 17 4
611 202 John Hart's heirs John Hart. 11 40
645 202 "John Hart, 1152
492 303 David E?pv Wm.Kirkpalrick, 17 5i
1431 3u3 F. Beatis estate D. Kennedy, 20 68
305 151 Ann Kennedy, 4 56
1993 100 Hav? 4 A. I.. Schnell Roberts
4 Fox, 3 10
625
5682
5877 '
5879
5SS1
583G
250'
143
300
195
56S1
13
21S
110
3577
3609
36 1 6
1999
215
513
Conrad Long, 19 95
Est of S.Cochran Jos. Ferron, 29 51
Tilton Reynolds
Henry Wykoph,
1041
59 32
220
115
320
100
77
135
21
501
370
100
102
Miss Curry Robert Curry, 12 64
Samuel Johnson, C 57
Harrison Hall Robert Curry, 18 24
James Reed, 5 70
Robert Ross Casper Stiver, 5 52
L. J. Crans, now J. McClare
Joseph Ferron, 7 69 :
T. L. Batdof Christian Lowe, 29 63
M. Leys heirs Christ. Lowe. 35 63 j
Christian Lowe, 20 11 j
M. J. Porter Roberts A Fox, 5 70 i
Geo. Munn Roberts 4 Fox, 3 16
73 103W.W.Flemming Roberta 4 Fox.4 53
200 Adara Wheeler Roberts 4 Fox, 11 40 i
500 R.D.Boushe4 Co. 23 50 ;
40 Samuel Ambrose, 4 90 '.
5i David Irvin Roberts 4 Fos, 1 71 j
Bitrvside Township.
324 Wm. Rigler Mary Crawford, 30 33 '
310 Frederick Kuhn, 294!
209 Peter Get. 21 16
100 Jas.Thompson Sam'! Roberts. 10 13 j
DM GcrgeGrar. 10 13
150 Uriah Loyd Christian St.tka. 15 23 '
100 J. C Fishcr"s estate
Mn'tuias Plough. 10 12-
100 L. P.. Carter--l!cnrv Musscr,' 8 10'-
100 Goer-je'Grair, 10 12 t
121 George Ross IS 5S '
163 Jehu Cunningham 21 51 j
Chat 7ovr.shiv. . -433
153 Drinker 4 Clark Wm. Cook, 29 50 ;
433 153 John Cunnincham, 29 50
100 31 Jas. Thompson Her.ry Pole, 5 90 j
433 153 A. Steer's heirs John Mussor, 33 30 :
Chz! fold Borough.
1999
l ot Xo. 131
Curwensvillc Borcvsh.
One lot in name of John hcjtt,
Coringon Township.
Anson G. Phelps.
40 :
22 40 j
I
13 ei i
21 93 !
25 30
25 30
5307 731
363 1033
5370 1100
5373 1100
5374 1100
540S H00
5410 1100
5359 1043
5317 1100
5377 4i3
5407 1000
5404 325
George Mead,
George .Mead,
Georgo Mead,
George Mead, '
George Mead.
Georgo Mead,
George Mead.
George Mead,
George Mead,
Georgo Mea l,
Gaorgo Mead,
George Mead,
Feter A. Karthans.
Morris 4 Stewart,
Morris A Stewart,
Morris 4 Stewart,
Morria 4 Stewart,
25 30 i
25 30 j
2a a.)
25 02
25 30
11 14
23 00
7 23
12 32
20 24
20 33
1S9S
1399
1902
1942
573
890
833
645
Decatur Toicnship.
195 Joseph Harrison, 19 03
-404 Peter Owens Charles R.iak, 23 44
Si30 David Kephart, 31 55
433 153 Leorard4Wallace JacobCox,40 25
90 113Dar.'l Albert Jos.Uambleton, 8 41
163 134 J.llammerslaugh Hugh Fly, 14 50
33 120 - William Montgomery, 2 62
G. 4 J 11. Stinor,
25 CO Thcmas Edmonson. 3 OS
135 Kephart4Albsrt John Drinker, 6 26
50 Jajob Baughman JohnSkyron.l 35
SO Jon. Kephart Jacob Downing, 4 35
62 108 David Gearhart Jchc Skyron, 5 45
37 49 Jame3 Albert Joseph Sansom, 2 56
33 53 J. Gearhart, Esq John Canon, 8 53
SIS Enoch 4 David Gearhart
John Skyron, 21 58
76 40 Daniel Avers George Graff, 6 61
1 32 Perks 4 Bowman William
Sansom. I 70
76 ' 93 JamefAlbert William Sansom. 6 61
Ferguson TownMp.
. 233 159 Greenwood Bell John Ham-
bright. 10 13
433 153 Charles Huston George Rosa. 24 30
ion Tii'a rotate t r;inr,;nnnr r.n
100
X ox 1 ownship.
Rudolph H. Evans.
James Vilon.
James JVilion,
Sillman Harwood
James Wilson west J
D Witt C. Morrie.
James Wilson west j -
Nathan Bailey. .
,Tames WTil!n- ean prt,
4272
4272
4290
4131
4133
425
50
330
405
14 7S
1 76
11 36
IT 07
6 2")
Willism Turns.
James Wilson middle p'
Jurncs Wilson,
William A. Wallace.
James Wilson west part,
James Wilson,
V. S. Land Company.
Jtraes Wilson, , .
James Wils n.
James Wilcon. ''
Jemeij Wilson.
James Wilson.
James Wilson, - -
Spencer A. Sp iUr.
James Wilson,
- -Wiiiiaui B.Gcidon.
- Jnroes Wilson,
Daniel Oyster s Estat.
James wilsen:
Alexander Vial.
Jarce3 Wilson,
James Wilson,
F. Davenport,
Cirard Township.
Auson 0. 1 helps
George Mead,
Oeorg" Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead,
20 70 f
34 1? I
4183
4275
41S3
4183
4241
4233
4242
4CP0
1534
1535
43?3
4293
4400
4,140
42G0
600
990
190
990
97
947
333
9S3
20'
600
6 m :
34 12 j
43 10 ;
43 64
15 46 !
21 20
. "
27 t0
17 10
9 94
j
11 04 ;
65 '
:-4 12 :
5 "4 .
21 i
44
1S3
930
106
f
62;
00 '
50 )
a
5356 1100
5371 103
5357 1009
5300 1100
5304 1C66 120
5305 752
5302 1013
5353 1043
5375 10s3
5361 11C0 .
53C3 1100
5372 1100
5352 793
5353 1100
4354 1003
5355 1100
5369 1000
5376 1100
5379 611
George Mead,
George Mend,
Georgo Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead.
George Mead.
George Mead.
Oeorg? MeaJ,
George Mean,
Gecr-e Mead,
George Mead,
George Mad,
George Mad,
George Mead,
George Mad. .
A. 4 W. Murrav
Morris 4 Stewart,
J. Stites and wife..
Morris and Stewart,
Francis Huirueny.
Morris and Me wart.
Francis Coudriel.
Morris and Stewart,
20
05
23 !
56 I
67 r
., .
;
07 i
60
C7 ,
72 '
C7 :
?5i
43 ;
23 ;
82 '
10 ;
1SSS
1913
1937
1S90
190
1937
1913
1925
1925
260
115
213
254
37
77
50
163
159
16
53
120
11
16
A. and J. Spnckman.
45 Morris and Stewart,
Morris and Stewart,
Morris and Stewart,
Morris and Htcwan,
Morris and Stewart.
j;t?i Tcwnship.
Ansou G Phelps
04 ;
73
60 (
72 j
Du
531
on these la
653
,Js for lc52and 135"
George Mead,
George Mead.
George Mvai,
George Meal,
George Mead,
George Meal,
George Mead.'
George Moad.
Geerge Mead.
George Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead,
George M'ad.
George Mead, .
George Mead,
George Moad.
George Mead,
George Mead,
Georgo Moad,
2!
li
5314 900
5315 1000
5316 1000
5317 1059
5313 1099
5319 1099
5320 1100
5321 1003
5322 IH'O
5323 1100
5321 1105
5325 623
532i 110'J
5327 1100
5323 1100
5329 1100
5330 1100
5331 1100
1922 21
5325 200
yl
60
17 00
27 00 ;
23 55 j
3 70 ;
73 70 !
14 S5 :
14 Si ;
14 5 !
14 65 ;
29 70 ,
15 86
29 70
14 S5
14 35
14 65 :
14 65 ,
14 35
60
60
John Keatin
Morr; and
: tew art.
6 b5
i
ic 20 ;
i
70 25
70 25
65 30 ;
05 60 i
70 20 i
11 97 !
J. P. Kider.
George Mead.
Huston Toicnship.
John B. Otto.
Moore and Delany,
Moore and Delany.
William Powers,
William Powers,
Muore and Ielan.
William Paiker.
James Wilson,
L . S. Land Compacy
James Wilaon,
James Wilson.
James Wilson,
James Wilson,
James V ilson,
James Wilson,
James Wilaon.
James ilson,
Thomas Holt
William Powers, -G.
R. Gordon.
James Wiison,
James Wilson,
Jordan Township.
5073 1041 6
5674 1041 t
5867 990
5035 990
5675 1041
4257 883 K
4231
4234
42.I5
4230
4220
4229
4230
4225
633
526
9S9
490
990
935 123
623 112
740
990
250
500
43 03 i
35 4S I
f 75
33 06 j
e-5 79 j
65 13 1
42 40
4'J
!
50J4
17 62
16 S6
33 73
4225
4236
Cram, Dlake A Parley
4S 91
S 72 I
437
435
-loo
43
Reuben Uaynes,
Luke Morris,
Jossph HilliarJ,
Robert Gray,
Johu Ringhuirt,
Sarah Wrd,
George FJdy,
Moore V. barton.
George Ashton,
Richard Pctrs.
Sunnna Warl,
John Dorsey,
William Sloss
Adam Rhoads.
Drinker and Ci.irk
Daniel Smith,
Greenwood Etil.
Adsti Keigsrt,
Daniel Pausmau.
G. 4 Mary McCcraiack,
Thomas McLTcv
Jonathan Jones,
Samuel JorJin,
JnruesM. Chas.
Caleb Foiiik,
George Wescc'tt.
Robert Wharton.
George thoff,
Jihn Royd,
Kobtr: Wharton.
Ad&in Kuhu,
50
153
43 50 '
43 50
43 01
43 50
43 50
43 50
43 50
12 20
14 45
433 153
429 41
431 153
433 153
433 153
-133 153
109
129
2?0
433 153
216 156
200
100
120
433 153
2i.'3
433 153
433 153
300
133 153
103
10 44
36 40 :
24 20 j
16 50 1
5 CO '
6 72
3:5 40 :
2t 4 ;
TJ 40
36 40 ;
11 20
14 14
0 53
35 40
433
43j
133 Ebenezer Brcnbam,
153 David Brown,
Karthaus Toicnship.
A. G. Phelps
George Mead,
Oeorgs Meal.
George Moad.
George M-;ai,
George ?ead.
Gucrgo M.ad.
George Mead,
I'. A. KartLaus
?Iorr;s aad St-ir-art.
Murrij anl Stewart.
Mori is and Storart,
Morris and Stewart,
Gccrje- Vauv.
5109 1100
5411 11 CO
5412 747
5413 1013
5406 1100
5114 lL'OO
5-ii'J i07
49
49
76 '
25
5a '
iO
24
1900
1901
1943
1093
1944
5412
1093
1094
1095
1093
1097
3165
S435
5165
3466
600
773
507
200
?7
43
20
i
21 43
43!
12 40 i
513
95
Morris and Stewart,
Peter McDcnald,
George Mead,
Charle3 Willir.k.
Charles WiUink,
Charles Wiilink,
Charles Wiliink.
Charles WiRirk.
Charles WiUink,
Charlei Willink.
Charles Willink.
Charles Willink.
' en I
-.a
100
301
46 10
149 101
6
1 CO
.1-. '
2 66 I
9 21
20 13
4 15
362
69
193
31
437
317
40
29
53
1 f 0 i
M Cl i
19 5 ;
1 24 '
!
i
46
L&ii.rcicc TciL-TtsSip.
A. Phelps.
George Mead,
George Mead.
George Meai.
George Mead.
George Mead.
George Meai,
George Mead,
George Mead.
George Mead."
George Mead,
Georgo Mead,
George Mead,
Georgo M;e3,
Gecrpe Mead,
OecrgaMeaJ.
George Meai,
Oeorga Mead.
George Mead.
Oeorga Mead,"
George Mad..
Gecrge Meal, .
cclcmca Klise
P,tbrt; and P?v,
5292 1100
5293 1100
52J4 1100
295 1109
52?5 1100
5297 1100
5293 115
5299 1100
5500 1100
5301 1109
8 42 '
42
6 42 !
g 42 I
7 62 '
7 62 i
05 j
6 4;
7,
e 42 j
5005 11W
5305 1100
5307 1100
53C8 uoe
6309 1109
5310 1103
311 lie-?
5312 13?
5?o: n
e
8
e
a
it
42 '
X I
'
4!
4:
42
42
Os
8i
I
1? ;
Morris ToirnA.
lienrv Lorain-
44(t 65
440 109
Joseph Turner for 'r-S-'ta 10 54
Joseph Turner,
10 59
440 10 Joseph Acruer,
423 George Haybecker,
40'' George Wptrel.
fii - William Werttt ;
327 Christian Wertz.
373 I'aviJ Sanclc.
K Perks 4 Cj.
421 Jesse Varr.ell. .
McKean and BuUer.
150 Christian Mus-cr,
Jcbcstcn t.BQwinau.
304 1'i-ter Varnell,
John Loraiu.
14'" 70 Miehael Souder,"
E. C. Burton.
272 10 Pvrbert Glenn,
W. II. Sr.ndcrroa
437 144 Francis Johneicc,
too 150 John Xichelson,
S. C. Thompson.
154 Hetty MorrK -
fc-nyder & Lnrge.
iC Iraaeis Johcstoa.
llr.rdman Philliris .
9tf Ri.hard Thomai,
fcaaw and Jrt John tr'uiith.
. 10 56
10 14
-" 6$
4 t
7 S3
8 94
; i2 W
II 2a
15 M
1 74
31 C3
54 60
25 00
11 31
21 81
12 35
4S M
43 43
43 4-1
43 40
S3 00
43 40
43 40
43 40
43 40
43 40
43 40
43 40
43 40
12 M
IS 02
47 89
53 24
22 63
153
153
153
163
153
153
Thomas Morris,
433
?
27?
433
Wiiliam Mcrris,
Samuel Meredith,
tViiJiain Miller,
Hetty Morr.s.
Ii-ci;ia; FitzsiismoM,
Gecre Cyder.'
Robert Grsy,
Robert Painey..
Patrick Moore,
Mary Morris,
Maguus Mi.'ier,
Xalbro Fraier,
iiliilm Hoover
Francis Johnston.
Wm. Drinkeus' heir3.
John Fry, jr.
John Thotnaa 4 ye ri
John Cook.
Jacob Wetel,
P.cubcn Ilaicej,
rursell & Co.
433 153
423 152
433 153
455 153
4.',. li1.
433 153
433 153
100 153
3j0
CsO
465
Joseph Simons. 47 77
Daniel Y. Bradky. -
43C 11 1 Robert Shaw, 43 61
431 114 11 mau Cratf , 43 21
J.J. Miller.
2VJ John Nlchols.-n, 10 00
if. leam.
101 125 William Mcrris, 10 03
H. Deam.
U-i Kcbertilorris, 10 6-J
George Hoover.
109 John Swanuick, 10 03
. Robert Thomas.
231 CLristian Baker, 2S 10
.Swartz & Bower.
fx Francis Johnston, 4 00
10'J J. Farlow, 10 00
James M'Girk's estate.
Zil 22 William Evans. 27 60
Philip Elanchard.
1S9 10 Patrick Uays, 17 82
S. & II. Gratz.
Ic7 S3 Williau Morris, 13 07
05 143 Samuel Miles, Jr. 9 60
140 Bernard Gratz, 11 02
343 Joseph Hecrv, S4 81
122 113 David Hall, 13 SI
411 Charles Hall, 41 12
121 13 William D. Kirwia. 12 19
oO George Wetzel, 6 00
27 . Taul Wttzel, 2 81
S32 Kcubvii Ilaiu?9, 33 15
2:8 John Barron, 20 31
J. J. Lingle,
211
James Smith,
1'enn Township.
William Hepburn.
Cochran Tract,
nkt Township.
John Nicholson,
John Nicholson,
John Nicholson,
-Daniel Uartsock,
Benjamin Johnson,
Benjamin Johnson,
12 20
6 2
15 00
21 74
31 3
5 60
60
8 20
5781
5778
5777
GOO
480
1020
109
24
12'J
21
f;'itoa Toiemhip.
Gartland Irwin.
360 Roberts & I' ox, !1 69"
Charles Elanchard.
970 60 Roberta 5: For, 67 75
R. Eritton.
f.2 Koberts & Fox, 1 68
Henry Eailv.
&0 Roberts & I'os, 1
K'oudicard Tcu-r.ship.
Pr. James Lock.
420 120 rifnrv Drinker, 22 30
240 William Drinker. 20 13
ii William Hagarty, 3 12
300 John Morgan, 25 22
Robert Wallace.
I-'jO 6 P?ter ller.rr, 7 34
140 Hugh Kaistoa, 6 99
William A. Wallace.
404 2 Sf.mut-1 Han.ilton, 19 Si
Thcr;-.T Ha!stos.
177 R. McGho. 1 S-
Lisle McCuiley.
li 57 Philip DiJilndaiTer, 1 85
Read Alexander & Co.
4 ID". Marv Connolly, 4 C5
LOO Daniel Fulkerson, 9 60
Dr. Hcutz.
433 153 Philp Lost, S3 S-0
422 163 Jacob R. Howtll. ?2 4
43 153 William Johnson. 8 82
1W 63 George Es:kham, 7 6S
Hardman Philips.
LC0 Ci Jotin M-'Cahea 1 3"
John Lsrrpblaclr. 8 22
McCullv.
74 Pipot Shav, ' 3 IS
Htury Hegaitr,
?4 Geort- I:akcr. 2 42
F-uk ct N. A.
4;-? i T. P. Wharton, 5
S5S7
3591
F.LI BLOOM, Treesurer.
Treasurer's Uoe, CloitSell. I
March 10, lb30. f
TT M.l'ATtl.E TOV. X ruOPUUTY I OK
SALt. lhosa
abscriber offers for sale Lis Ta--
rn elud, on tae corner ot Jiarket ami troct
I streets, la tl.e toreua 01 Clearacid. lne aous-
H larir: act
and coir Tuidi'jU3 and we'i calcalate-1 for a
r.TilIic hcuic For tr.rti,ju!ars ltr-rire of W. A
;-US
aitace. i.sr . or c: r.e tc'.'irioer nvtn? on xc
Est
r remises. ' W . J. HEMPHILL
March 5th, 1?;.3 '
7 ALU ABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
firm, situate two miks frora Cnrwensvj"le, oa taa
Kivtr road leading to Lumber City; aaidfarajesa
tainicg 105 acres, eiaty acres clfard. nr.dergjol
ciitiva;iou, tho balance wH t-mbored; with-a
gcoi la.ru, new p'ack dwellir-g bonse, and a goc-i
bcaric ojchard thcreoc.ani is well watered. For
fwrUier lntormauon tnquire in .oc cuaKnurr ut
in-n tbe premiss SIMON TlI0MrSO
February 20. 1S5 Cm
-VOTICE. Ua las. pcrchawd the Books of tra
i Kafusniin'j Journal iri:h the establishment.
all rmonsrs unpaid fir Fubscriptisnj, Advertising,
or Job-work, are to be settled w.'.h the unders!tuea.
mi.rl9 -S..B. ROW.
;
f OS. E. JIOSSOP, having made aa engtgv
meet with A T. LANS L Co., Wholesale Deal
orsmClolhing, 175 Market bt.. Philadelphia, would
rcspec'.luiiy invite his old friends to givo tira a
call
Marsh 26. 1S56 Sai.
f. R0CEKIE5
VH openieg.
Just recoivei aud now ffsg
pect-ril assortment ef&C-
! choice r?ro52ries. which will be icld af th
lowest cash prices at - M F. Ihlig
T Afk AAA F6'' of good BOAEXo wanted by
ALFU5UUU A.M. HIlLP, aihitore in Clear
field, for wbish the highest mrkt. price will h
piid iu g?5i caib prioM marl?
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