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The mind of children is the tender
est, holiest thing this side of Heaven.
And is it not to be approached with
gentleness, with love, yea, with a
heart-worship of the great God from
whom, in almost angel innocence, it
has proceeded T A creatnre nndefileil
by the taint of the world, unvexed
by its injustice, unwearied by its hol
low pleasures. A being fresh from
the source of light, with something
of universal lustre in it. If child
hood be this, how holy the duty to
see that, in its onward growth, it
shall be no other ! To stand as a
watcher at the temple, lest any un
clean thing should enter it.
Meredith P. Gentry told Parson
Brownlow "that he only accepted a
seat in the rebel Congress to show
that he was not afraid of McClellan
-capturing Richmond. It was a point
of honor with him." "lea. Gent
ry," replied Brownlow, "and there is
another point of honor, which yon
have failed to mention. Bnell and
his army are at Nashville, and are
therefore nearer to Bedford county
than General McClellan is to Rich
mond. You are like a pismire on a
-chunk fired at each end ; you have a
point of honor on either side of you.'
Gentry acknowledged the corn.
fn the town of Richmond, Indiana,
a wealthy Quaker, whose four beauti
ful horses were the admiration of the
.place, was asked to aid pecuniarly
in the formation of a regiment of cav
alry. He replied, "Friend, thou
knowest that I cannot give thee mo
ney or horses for tho war war is
wicked but as for my four horses,
it is true that two will serve my needs;
and, friend, I will say this to thee,
that my stable door is not locked ;
and if Ijee you on one of my horses,
and thy friend James on another, I
will keep the peace toward thee both."
llero is a crinoline story reported
by an African traveler. A wealthy
Arab, residing near the frontiers of
Morocco, lately paid his first visit to
Algiers, and was ptesent at a ball.
On his return home he said to his
wife: "What strango creatures these
French women arc ! Would you be
lieve it t they absolutely carry an o
pen umbrella under their petticoats !'
Such was the idea formed of crino
line by the sons of Mohammed.
When a person is very ill, he says,
God has afllicted me;" but if he
(feels very happy, and very well, how
rarely does be say "God has in ado
mo happy." How prone are we to
think God is at burials, but not at
bridals ; how prono to think God is
in all that is dark, sepulchral and
gloomy, bat not in the midst of all
' that is bright, giving itgreaterbright
ness, and in all that is joyful adding
to its intensity and its purity.
At the recent levee at the White
House, the President asked the Rus
sian Ambassador whether he would
have taken him for an American if
hehad met him any where else than
in tbiscountry ? "No,"said thedis
tinguished Muscovite, who, like Old
Abe, is a bit of a wng, "I should have
taken you for a Pole." "So I am,"
exclaimed the President, straighten
ing himself up to his full attitude,
-"and a liberty Polo at that."
The lion. Theodore Freliogliuysen
died on the Ilth April, at his resi
dence in New Bruuswick, N. J., aged
75 years. He was the Whig candi
date for the Vice Presidency on the
ticket with Henry Clay in 1844, and
.has also been Attorney General of
;New Jersey, United States Senator,
Chancellor of the University of New
York, President of Rutger's College
and President of the American Sun
day School Union.
Only seven thousand of those fel
lows who proposed to "die in the
last ditch," having previously "shed
the last drop"of their precious blood,
were quietly picked up by General
Pope at Island No. 10. What dead
ly fellows the rebels are to bo sure !
Our loss in taking 7,000 bloody-thirsty
desperadoes, was "no cne man."
A Secessionist of rather an amia
ble turn of mind, accosted a United
States officer lately at Nashville, and
in a jovial manner interrogated him
as to bow far the Union line extend
ed. "To the North Pole, and when
I left, there were two regiments there
waiting for arms," promptly replied
Stars and Stripes.
Captain Wm. McMichaol, assistant
adjutant general in the army, was ta
ken prisoner at the battle of Pitts
burg Landing. He was chief of the
tafl of Maj. Gen. Charles F. Smith.
Capt. McMichael is a son of Morton
McMichaol, Esq., proprietor of the
Philadelphia 'North American.'
The Indiana papers say that Jesse
D. Brieht has returned home, that ha
was coldly received ; and that be has
rented a hoime near JfrTtriirn villa in
that State for the purpose of appeal
ing io ine people," ana getting oacK
to the United State Senate.
"You are at the very bottom of the
bill," said tho physician to a sick pa
tient, "but I shall endeavor to get
you up again." "I fear ;I shall be
out of breath before I reach the top,
aocior, was ine reply.
A lather waa winding his watch,
when he said playfully to his little
girl : "Let me iod up your noso ?"
"Ao," said tbeehild, "I don't want
my nose wound up, lor. I don't want
it to ran all day
A Missouri paper says that there is
no money in that State. We are sor
ry that Missouri is without money,
but congratulate her that she is with
out Price.
Gen. Grant, though hardly 40 years
pf age, has been in seventeen battles
in three of which he . commanded,
and was in the Mexican war.
A Christian had better. go to any
place of amusement than go home
whining becaaae he can't go.
The life that has self and selfish
parposes for its object must always
a aaiiffMbWaHur.
TREASURER'S SALE OF UN
SEATED LANDS for Taxes for
the years I860 and 1861.
Notice is hereby givex, that in pursu
ance of an Act of Assembly passed the
12th day of June, A. 1). 1815, entitled
"An Act to amend an act directing the
mode of selling unseated lands, in Clear
field aounty," will be exposed to Public
Sale or outcry, for the taxes due and
unpaid thereon, at the Court House in
the Borough of Clearfield, on the Sec
ond Monday in June, a. D. 1662 :
BKCCAEIA TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees iVOwners. Taxes
Thomas Weston.
162 116 Michael Mnsser, $27 95
Same for '58 & '59, 25 92
Geo. D. Morgan $ Co.
68 Peter Miller, 11 99
141 43 John Miller, 29 20
58 140 Fred. Hubley, 18 21
26 80 John Batism m 5 39
SO 61 Fred. Howman, 6 SO
169 96 John Beam, 35 00
126 40 Jacob Mussersmitb, 26 09
176 47 Jeremiah Mosher, 36 43
244 144 Thomas Billington, 50 50
25 Thomas Billington, 5 19
399 40 John Witmer, 82 00
399 40 Henry Witmer, 82 60
231 112 Wm. Wilson, 47 82
165 40 Herman Witmer, 34 17
251 Wm. Brown, 51 96
5 70 Sarah Billington, 1 05
232 Philip Wysincope, 48 03
150 50 John Wysincope, 31 06
G. L. Reed $ Co.
426 56 William Miller, 88 19
Herman Haupt y Co.
162 116 Jacob Krug, 10 67
162 116 John Gibson, 19 67
94 94 Jeremiah Mosher, 11 89
162 116 Peter Gefz, 19 67
330 153 Martin Fantz, 40 02
296 125 Jacob Fantz, jr., 35 65
328 153 George Musser, 39 61
215 73 Robert Wilson, 26 02
74 82 Thomas Wilson, 8 98
433 153 David Barton, 65 90
Josiah W. Smith.
433 153 William Gray 59 89
. 4-. J. Shoff.
SI 13 A. Mysincope, 111
David Younfcin.
50 Campbell & Turner, 10 36
Same for '56-7-8 & 9 14 40
30 Plunkett, 6 22
Abram Beyers.
247 146 Jacob Krng, 51 12
Same for '56-7-8-9 82 49
433 153 John Miller, 69 89
20 E. B. Havroaker, 4 14
98 140 Michael Fantz, 20 29
BELT, TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
James C. Thompson.
4289 500 Henry Dock, 31 00
John P. Hoyt.
3fl50 1C1 118 John Nicholson, 10 00
I Fro. D radn.
3G50 177 81 John Nicholson, 11 04
Arth nr Hell.
Benjamin Gibbe, 26 86
James McOhee, SI 00
43a 135 Joseph Boon. 27 28
219 Frampton Bell. 15 43
100 Rarnhart Henry, 9 41
75 Sherman Jonathan, 4 66
SO Sheesley Michael, 4 06
- 100 Lenden Joseph, 11 47
BOGGS TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
James Dixon, jr.
89 John Thomas, $9 41
Lumadue and Turner.
208 Jchn Thomas, 22 15
Hunter and lirokenhoqt.
234 6 Joseph Drinker, 19 66
. S. Wrian.
408 76 II. S. Drinker, 43 45
Fitch and Boynlon.
413 Wm. M'Cormlck, 43 94
410 Nancy Boggs, 46 80
Cram j Blakely and Per ley
41 Malcom McDonald, 45 66
41 John Beyers, 45 66
Wm. Albert & Brc's.
George Hootruan, 14 07
G. W. Gear hart.
Walter Stewart, 5 68
George D. Morgan $ Co
61 John Monteomerv. 16 47
- ma
Richard Thomas 10 09
Josiah W. Smith.
20o Thomas Smith, 21 80
410 76 William Morris, 43 67
5 John E. Shaw, 5 33
53 Luke Kyler, 3 76
BLOOM TOWNSHIP
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Wm. Bugler.
5959 93 138 Nicklin A Griffith, S3 34
A. B. Heed. Est.
5925 139 Nicklin A Griffith, 25 50
John W.Newpher.
0682 86 Joseph Perron, 10 95
5926 3H0 II. Leech A J.Patton 21 26
40J0 476 John Nicholson, 40 47
322 Josiah W.Smith. 27 40
BRADFORD TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. warrantees, etc. Taxes
Jvhn Porter.
250 Blair&M'Laneban, $22 46
Wm. Ditch ens.
200 62 Francis West, 14 40
John Wooldridge.
200 Aaron Levy, 10 81
60 Wm. Sanson, 3 24
Same for '58 & '59, 3 51
Abraham Graham.
156 114 Isabella Jordan, 8 41
Thomas Waple.
100 Jonathan Nesbit, 6 41
159 Hall& Bnck, 11 44
100 Jos. & Wm. Sanson, 7
127 V. B.Holt, 9
85 Wm. Graham, jr. 4
46 Moses Boggs, (heirs) 3
100 -George Barger,
.100 .Nehemiah Means,
433
500
429
429
132
80
158
93 116
20
15
60
33
3 61
5 41
BRADY TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Geo. Or Calvin Bailey.
3574 102 34 Roberts A Fox, $5 70
Iilton Hey nolds.
5879
6881
5886
900 Henry Wykoff, 110 43
185 77
5(81 135
5681 155
.110 370
0
25
Rohert Ross.
Casper Stiver, 7 30
James Bloom.
Joseph Ferron, 12 59
David Whitmer.
Josoph Perron. 12 59
Smith and Brother.
218 501 Christian Lower, 77 03
m. Leys, heirs.
Christian Lower, 57 34
Samael Ambrose, 4 66
Z. S. Welch, 3 11
BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP.
Ac.. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxea
A. K. Wright. .,
.Jere. Williamson, $24 39
James Gallaher.
Mary Crawford, 39 26
Shepley Priestley.
Christian Stake, 10 86
Frederick Kuhn 35 24
Jacob Rowland, ;14 63
John Ryan, 9 76
Same for '66-7-8-9 SO 21
ben MoMasters 9 76
F.nme 1 or 56-7-3-( 90 jtf
424
111
310
150
150
ISO
. CHEST TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. . Taxes
John Patton.
433 153 John Brenneman, $37 83
Henry S. Drinker, Estate.
50 . Charles Gobin, 4 29
200 Robert Fleming, - 17 26
200 Isaac Richardson, - 17 26
200 Jonathan Walker, 17 26
J. W. Smith.
376 Peter Horse, 38 91
Ruth McConnell, Est.
357 64 Hugh Bartley, 24 62
120 Joseph Piker, 8 28
271 George Page, 18 71
411 Henry Page, 28 37
234 James Noble, 16 15
James Thompson.
100 31 Henry Pole, 20 70
36 Armstrong & Garnel, 6 39
140 . Fulton, 6 22
Geddes, Marsh Sr Co. -433
153 John Musser, 38 33
200 John Port, ; 27 60
108 Jonathan Kephart, 22 35
50 Samuel Hagy,. 4 28
50 Nicholas Hagy, 4 28
114 . Benj. nartshorn, 9 79
200 , Mahaffey& Mitchell, 20 70
COVINOTON TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Frederick Karthans.
1898 578 ', Morris A Stewart, $41 73
1899 890 Morris A Stewart. 64 09
1902 889 Morris A Stewart, 64 03
1942 545 Morris A Stewart, 39 25
Peter La mm.
1892 200 Morris & Stewart, 14 40
II. O.Smith.
5307 250 George Mead, 13 01
Kid ridge, Mer relit? Thompson
5370 1100 George Mead, 19 82
DECATUR TOWNSHIP.
Ac Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Geo. D. Morgan J- Co.
417 124 Thos. P. Cope, $59 41
241 47 John Drinker, 34 29
123 .John Skyron, 24 30
408 137 Richard Thomas, 58 15
358 137 Jacob Downing, 5105
203 154 Hugh Ely, 29 00
210 70 Henry Drinker, 29 96
49 Benjamin Wilson, 6 95
106 115 Joseph Ilambleton, 15 17
49 41 John Skyron, 6 02
167 138 Thomas P. Cope, 23 78
46 Wm. Montgomery, C 49
262 01 Joseph Sanson, 37 29
78 John Cannon, 11 06
97 Thos. Edmondson, 13 75
67 107 George Graff, 9 56
208 64 William Sanson, 29 68
James M'Girk, Est.
391 159 Thomas Billington, 55 69
Peter Owens.
404 Chas. Risk, (Itax) 67 44
E. Wooldridge.
211 Pat. Moore, (f tax) 30 02
Bigler $ Wright.
433 John Anderson, 68 43
433 Gilbert Vanght, 68 43
Richard Coplin.
84 137 Joseph Whitehall, 12 08
202 R. Coplin, 28 75
James Albert.
37 49 JosephSanson, 5 30
76 99 William Sanson, 10 91
D. G. Pmner d- Co.
290 Eliz.fic J. Harrison, 4127
Same for '58-9 39 98
John McGirk.
211 22 William Evans, 34 29
Geo.Wilson.jr.
200 Edward Smith, 23 70
Henry Kephart.
400 Sam'l Ilambleton, 66 88
Due for '58-9 1 66
90 Jacob Cox, 12 81
A. B. Long.
300 Casper Haines, 42 66
250 Casper Haines, 35' 87
Same for '68-9 26 51
300 Joseph Harrison, 42 66
Same for '58-9 41 37
150 Wm. Wooldridge, 21 34
Same for '56 7-8-9 48 28
100 Samuel Kav, 15 80
100 Jonathan Kephart, 14 22
FERGUSON TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Greenwood Bell.
233 159 John Hambrigbt, $29 50
Jl. Moore.
108 Matthias Slough, 9 57
Charles Houston.
433 153 George Ross, 38 36
L. J. Crans.
160 S. Scott, 13 27
John P. Hoyt.
110 Adam Rigart, 3 41
74 Lewis Jordon, 6 66
50 Hiram Passmore, 4 43
100 Benj. Hartshorn, 8 86
FOX TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Fer. Warranteej , etc. Taxes
Sillaman Harwood.
4200 330 Jas. Wilson, west J, $9 07
Jyathaniel Ballet.
4183 200 Jas. Wilson, east 1 13 76
Wm. Sams.
4183 350 Jas. Wilson, middle, 9 63
Z. Preston.
4271 495 James Wilson. 13 59
Jehu V. French.
4271 495 Jos.Wilson, . part, 13 59
tpeneer and npilcr.
4399 372 James Wilson. 25 57
U. S. Land Company.
4211 937 James Wilson, 103 07
4238 947 James Wilson, 104 17
4242 298 James Wileon, 32
4090 923 James Wilson, 101 55
1534 20 James Wilson, 2 20
1535 600 James Wilson, 66 00
Moses Kempton.
5070 990 Wm. Powers. 63 03
Wm. II. Gordan.
4398 216 James Wilson,. 11 86
Alex. Vial.
4340 18S James Wilson, 12 93
Randolph II. Evans.
4276 425 James Wilson, 11 61
4275 990 James Wilson, 27 23
4183 990 James Wilson, 27 23
' 106 B. Davenport, 7 26
G IRA RD TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxes
Hood V Co.
1923 503 103 Morris A Stewart, SIC 26
A. or IV. Murray.
1931 649 116 Morris A Stewart, 35 13
lajj &db orris & (Stewart, 34 31
1936 103 Morns A Stewart, 3 28
Francis Coudriet.
1890 254 120 Morris A Stewart, 21 39
5365 60 ) II. J? O. Smith.
63G6 563 ) George Mead, 9 61
Petnr Lamm.
3647 117 Morris A Stewart, 185
3648 47 Morris A Stewart, 70
1837 97 103 Morris A Stewart, 7 75
S. 4 M. Catherman.
1937 77 Morris A Stewart, 2 50
J. P. Nrlsnn.
1886 50 Morris A Stewart, 77
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Amos B, Mrrrell.
5289 330 George Mead, S35 65
6290 488 George Mead, 62 71
5291 1100 George Mead, 118 82
1884 ) Thomas Graham.
1915 I 500 Morris A Stewart. 21 60
GRAHAM TOWNSniP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
IV m. nooldridet.
297 . Thos. P. CoDe. . 420 92
149 John Skyron. 11 16
John Flemmintt.
ICt' A. K. Wrieht. IS f.l
Fitch and Boy n ton.
207 Jasper Mayland,
103 Jamea Mulligan,
Samuel Lansberry.
100. ...George Moore,.
'. John Cook.
366 Jacob Wetzel!,
Hippie, French $ Co.
382 Joseph Simmons,
' J. Cook.
228 Reuben Haines
100 -. Reuben Haines
Daniel W. Bradley.
436 114 Robert Shaw,
431 114. Hyman Gratz,
P. Ogden.
100 William H. West,
145 T. Cope
109 J.Graham,
274 John Thomas,
348 Joseph Henry,
137 Reuben Haines, jr.
Due for '66-7-8-9
Charles Hall,
Thomas Duncan,
C. J. Allport,
GUELICH TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc.
Geo. D Morgan if Co.
John Witmer,
64 PigotShaw.
82 Benjamin Wilson,
48 George Baker,
151 Itenjumin Wilson,.
Richard Atherton,
Herman Haupt If Co.
84 . Matthias Barto.
153
69
100
135
120
Ao.
225
31
236
305
335
100
324
433
350
103
119
193
433
433
237.
210
215
436
433
216
438
260
98
200
31 05
7 82
11 2G
65 63
41 63
34 29
15 00
65 41
4 65
7 60
15 37
,12 22
57 00
51 47
15 3
76 52
11 26
20 26
18 00
Taxes
$50 63
2 92
22 13
28 58
31 42
42 54
56 85
46 72
14 16
11 09
18 08
40 72
40 72
22 21
19 64
20 46
40 97
40 67
20 34
40 97
4902
4236
4225
Edward Hand.
Emanuel Keigert,
ucorge .Moore,
James M?Ghec V Co
121 Christian Stake.
122 Matthias Young.
153 Christian Ilager,
153 George Musser,
48 Thomas Yealer,
Daniel Oflley,
75 George Baker, jr
145 Timothy l'axto'u,
153 . John Burge,
143 John Musser, jr
145 Joseph Albright.
Tuclahoe & Mt. PL P. R. Co.
CO JohnMcCahan, 24 37
John Lampblack, 9 17
Daniel Fulkerson, la 00
Due for '56-7-8-9 30 15
HUSTON TOWNSHIP
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
jonn jj. uro.
Moore A Delaney $112 44
Moore A Delaney 112 44
Moore t Delaney 112 44
m. Powers, 106 92
Wm Powers, 94 72
Wm. Pa ler.
888 15 James Wilson. 95 91
U. S. Land Companv.
9S6 James Wilson, 106 49
990 James Wilson, 106 92
965 123 James Wilson. 104 23
Same for '58-9 75 41
James Wilson. 54
Fitch and Boynton.
375 E. Shoemaker, 40 51
II. 2 hayer iV Z . Lisson
100 Wilhelm Williuk, 10 60
298 Wm Powers, 32 19
IV . B. Gordan
250 James Wilson, 27 00
500 James Wilson, 64 00
Isaac Sco field.
1011 80 Moore A Delaney 112 4i
W. S. Baler.
400 Moore A Delaney 10 80
200 J. G. Kidder, 21 60
195 David Caldwell. 5 27
420 Wilhelm Willink, 45 36
490 James Wilson, IB 15
740 James Wilson, 99 91
1041
1041
1011
990
877
No.
5673
0674
5675
6060
5067
4257
4235
4226
4229
4230 507
4902
5063
4225
4236
5679
5677
JORDAN TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc., Taxes
Cooper Jr Pusey,
433 153 Richard Peters, 60 01
433 153 Peter Kuhn, 66 01
433 153 Frederick Beates, 66 01
166 loJ John Dunwoodie, 66 0
John Cooper,
24 Adam Kuhn, 45 76
325 EbenezarBrenbam, i
103 Adam Kuhn, f 66 01
l'aicnin Or Swan,
150 Benj. Young, 18 SO
Same for '56 7-8 9, 42 24
David Mcheehan,
29 David Brown, 4 68
John Patchin,
200 Philip Loust, 12 20
161 Wm. Johnson, 9 82
200 Wm. Wilson, 30 50
Samo lor '56-7-8 9, 61 00
300 John Fatchin, 45 76
Same for '56-7-8-9, 91 53
KARTHAUS TOWNSHIP
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Frederick Karthans.
1900 600 Morris A Stewart, $88 50
1901 778 Morris A Stewart, 126 55
1943 507 Morris A Stewart, 74 76
1093 200 Morris A Stewart, 29 50
Devisees of J. White, Esq
1093 79 22 Charles Willink,
1023 88 Charles Willink,
3463 )
3475 ) 638 147 Charles Willink,
Henry I others.
Charles Willink,
E. McGarvey.
Charles Willink. 12 69
Charles Willink. 89
1097 100
856
59
4 7
7 21
37 65
2 96
1665 900 J.Hewes.Myors L Co 53 10
1655 957 132 do 4o 56 46
700 Willard, 4! 30
5412 1 others 398ae. A. Cnstard, 23 49
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc., Taxes
Jienj. ti. Morgan.
433 153 Wm. Hunter, 22 09
Fitch tf Boynton,
433 lo3 Isabella Jordan, 82 36
Daniel Bausman.
200 G. & M.McCorroick,20 40
Same for '66-7-8-9, 42 30
1 nomas McClurt,
100 Jonathan Jones, 10 2
JoAn M. Chase,
433 153 Caleb Foulke, 68 90
293 Geo. Wescott, 39 86
433 153 Robert Wharton, 68 90
433 153 Geo. Seaff, 68 90
300 John Boyd, 20 40
109 Susauna Ward, 12 04
2oo G. & M. McUormick, 17 3
129 John Dorsoy, 6 58
120 Wm. II. Robertson. 12 L
600 Isaac ThomTmon. sr.. R1 90
f -
Isaac Thompson, sr., 10 21
100 Isaac Thompson, sr., 6 11
90 Thompson&Egelman 16 32
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc., Taxes
Fitch & Boynton.
221 Hugh Jordan, 32 28
413 John Reed, 60 81
277 G. D. Goodfellow. 40 44
MORRIS TOWNSHTP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc.. Taxes
Ed. Perks $ Co., ,
Jesse Yarnell, 35 04
George D. Morgan,
Wm. Drinker, 23 31
II. S. Drinker, 33 67
Richard Thomas, 11 83
John Reed, 28 87
Michael Sonder, 21 40
Patrick Havs. 14 OS
H tlliam II. Robertson,
John Best, 1 10
E. C. Burton,
153 Robert Raiocy, Do 82 1
44
92
63
421
282
407
143
349 140
260
170 141
40
433
- William Hoover,
100 153 Francis Johnson, 5 56
George Slate,
400 John Huston, 83 00
R.H. Long, Trustee.
433 153 Thomas Morris, 35 82
433 153 William Morris, ' 35 82
433 153 Samuel Meredith, 35 82
433 153 Wiliiam Miller, 35 82
279 153 Hetty Morris, 23 08
433 lo3 Thos. Fitzsimmons. 35 82
433 153 George Clymcr, 35 82
433 153 Robert Gray, ; 35 82
433 163 Patrick Moore, 35 82
433 153 Mary Morris, 35 82
433 153 Magnus Miller, 35 82
483 153 Nalbio Frazev, 35 82
-J M. $ J. Huff.
170 Blair McLanahan, 6 60
Same for '58 9 11 13
J. A. Crawford.
223 Simon Gratz, 18 43
P. Kepple.
100 John Nicholson, 8 26
Robert Thomas. '
231 Christian Baker, 18 97
. Henry Creamond,
60 Casptr Shatner, 2 76
Same for 1358-9, 4 58
Mary Ann Berger,
269 91 Joseph II ubler, 14 88
210 143 Jacob Graff, 11 66
6 John Graff, 35
300 Peter Yarnell, 24 76
406 139 Richard R. Smith, 83 67
203 JohntBarron," 16 77
Same for '56-7-8-9 61 61
100 J. Farlow, 9 90
96 Joseph Potter, 5 29
. PENN TOWNSHIP, .
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc., Taxes
30 James Johnson, 3 46
PIKE TOWNSHIP.
No. Ao Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
TP". 0. Enos,
4252 959 -85 James Wilson, S43 S9
4258 884 15 James Wilson, 37 61
.5778 200 John Nicholson, 9 76
4262 990 James Wilson, 35 76
6777 1020 24 John Nicholson, 45 50
28 John P. Hovt. 3 26
344 R. A Z McNaul, 17 95
111 R. A Z. McNaul, 3 90
5779 460 John Nicholson, 24 90
460 Daniel Bailey. 13 00
UNION TOWNSHIP.
No Ac. Per Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Gartland Irwin.
35S7 350 Roberts A Fox, $25 72
50 Henry Bailey, 1 90
262 R. W. Moore, 32 10
196 Henry Whitehead. 4 81
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Bigler $ Reed.
433 154 John A. Vaught, $35 24
456 159 John Walls, . 37 13
John Patchin.
427 30 Johu Cannon, 3171
Chas. S. Coxe.
433 153 John Roll, 85 24
Robert J. Wallace.
153 5 Peter Henry, 4 88
Same for '58 9 4 46
140 Hngh Ralston, 6 50
Same for '58-9 7 00
Wright andMengcs.
413 77 Samuel Emlen, 32 50
Geo. D. Morgan Co.
336 145 John McCahen, 28 30
57 143 Mary Connelly, 4 08
Wm. B. Alexander Co.
100 Rowland EvBns, 8 12
James AT Ghee $ Co.
331 42 PigotShaw, 27 10
216 Sebastian Graft, 17 56
438 73 Thomas Edmondson, 35 50
Dr. D. Houlz.
433 153 Philip Loast, 35 17
433 153 Jacob R. Howell 35 17
433 153 William Johnson, 35 17
100 63 Geore Beckham, 8 12
Wm. Albert $ liro.
121 Eli Hootman, 9 83
215 6 Thomas Neil, 17 47
100 William Wilson, 8 12
JOSEPH SHAW.Treas'r.
Clearfield, April 2, 1862.
SALE OF SEATED LANDS FOR
TAXES. In pursuance of the
provisions or an Act of Assembly
passed tho 29th day of April, A. D
1844, to provide for the collection of
Taxes on lands whereon no personol
property can be found and where the
owner neglects or refuses to pay the
Taxes assessed, I will expose to sale
at the Commissioners otlice in Clear
field, on the second Monday in June
A. D. 1802, (being the 9th day,) the
loliowing pieces ol land in Ulcarficl
county, viz .:
List of Lands returned by Collectors
BECCARIA TOWNSHIP,
Acres, Owners, Taxes
216 James Robins, 11 66
Same for 1860-1 24 01
BELL TOWNSHIP.
300 J. & J. Thomas, '58-9 45 37
Same for 1860-1 51 1
BRADY TOWNSHIP,
lib Henry Radaker, '58-9 9 18
Same for '60-1 10 54
b'o John Dubois, '68-9 76 60
Same for '00-1 86 80
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
2W John Port, 1859 9 97
200 Mitchell & Mahaffy,'59 8 55
114 Benj. Hartshorn, '59 4 05
60 baruuel Hagy, '59 1 77
ou .Nicholas Hagy, '69 1 77
iiM John Taggert, '59 8 12
Samo for '60-1 19 66
BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP,
116 Valentine King, '69 4 0
hame for '00-1 7 47
100 Alex. M'Cullongh '69 4 3
hame for '(() 1 K 10
100 P. & A. McCarl 69 5 25
Same for '60-1 9 75
BOGGS TOWNSHIP,
160 Anthony Brino '53 4 :
Same for 60-1 11 36
60 David Good '59 1 67
Same lor '60-1 4 47
10 Enoch Gearbart '69 79
Same for 60-1 2 13
11 Enoch G. Gray .'69 175
same for '60 1 4 69
KNOX TOWNS HIP,
60 George Galer, '59 1 62
Same for '60-1 3 40
PIKE TOWNSHIP.
76 Joseph Bennett, '68-9 13P90
Same for '60-1 15 27
150 Wm. Craiflr. '58-9 j- 10 .'7
Same for '60-1 ' 13 34
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
100 Abram Goss 10 Rl
Same for '60-1 11 37
100 Mark Stott. 10 3"
Same for '60T 11 37
JOSEPH SHAW, Treas'r.
Clearfield March 2, '62.
CHAIRS !! CHAIRS!!! CHAIRS I!!!!
HOW IS THE TIME TO BUY !! !!
The undersigned has now on band, at his Furni
ture Rooms on Market St., Clearfield. Pa., a short
distance west of Litz's foundry, a large stock of
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS,
manufactured out of the let materials, finished
in a very superior manner, and which he will sell
LOW FOR CASH. His long experience in the bu
giue3 makes him feel confident that his chairs are
made in a substantial and workmanlike manner,
and will stand the test of trial. Person? wishing
to purchase chairs should call at once and get
them while they can be had at the lowest rates.
Feb 27, 1861. , JOHN TROUTMAN.
Tl'ST RECEIVED AT
CHEAP JEWELRY STORE.
Graham's Row, Clearfield, Pa., a fine assortment of
WATCHES JEWELRY, Ac, Ac, to which wo in
vite attention.
Gold and Silver hunting and open faced watch
es, to be had at NAUGLE'S.
The American Lever of different j nali lies, can
be had at NAl'GLE'S.
Fine setts of Jewelry, such as Cameo, Coral. La
va, Jett, Carbuncle. Garuett, Opal, Florentine Mo
saic, Gold Stone Mosaic, Porcelain paintings. Ac.,
or single pieecs at NAUGLE'S.
Plain gold Breastpins. Eardrops, Hoop Ear riugg,
children's ear drops and rings at N AL'GLE'S.
Gold seals, keys and pencils, gold pens and sil
ver holders at NAUGLE'S.
Gents breastpins, sleeve buttons, shirt studs, fob
buckles and guard slides at NAUGLE'S.
A fine assortment of gold fingpr ringi of differ
ent styles and uuality, gold lockeU. coral neckla
ces, silver thimbles, spectacles. Watch guards, and
all articles in his line, on hand at NA L'GLE'S.
Just received, a fine assortment of Fancy nod
common Clocks, and Fancy Time-pieces, from 1.25
to 16 dollars at " NACGLK'S.
Old Gold and Silver will be taken iu exchange
for goods at NAL'GLE'S.
All goods warrauted ag represented, or the mo
ney refunded, at NAUGLE'S.
If you wish your watches put in good repair
and warranted, take them to NAUGLE'S.
fumitubITbooms!!
Benner & Barrett,
Respectfully announce to the public that tbey
have completed and aro now occupying their new
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
fronting on the Market lot and nearly opposite the
Court House. Cabinet making will" be carried on
in the upper story of the same building, in all its
different branches. All kind of furniture will
he kept constantly on hand, and sold cheap fur
Cash, or exchanged for country produce or lum
ber to suit tho business 'J'heir stoek will consist of
PARLOR. ROCKING AND ARM CHAIRS.
SPRING SEATS, CAIN IJOTTOMS. Ac.
Parlor, Sofa. Centre, Card. Dining, Extension aud
Preakfast Tables
Sofas of all Kinds, Varieties and
- - Patterns.
Eureaus, Sideboards, l'.ook Cases. Wardrobes, Ac.
Rcdstcads Jenny Lin I. Hih Tosts, CoUngn,
French Posts, Ac
Mattrasses Hair. Hair top. Cotton top, and Corn
husk, of the best materials.
Looking Glaxses of all sorts and sires. Also glas
ses for old frames. ALo, What-nots, Wash-stands,
Work-stands; Hat-racks. Ac.
COFFINS made to order on thort notice, and
Hearse furnished.
Poplar, Cherry, Maple and Lin -wood Lumber
taken in exchange for work. Oct. 23. 1S61.
TERMS OF THE JOlRAL.
The Raftsman's Jocrsal it phiighi e
neday.t Sl,50per annum in Vdv?D r
paid at the beginning of the jar, jjm, ,
charged. J ' 'v u!
Al.VERTtHF.MKyTS w i!l be nrtd at 1 no
square of IS lines fvr three or U-.s inruj,, f
every additional insertion 25 c-nts will U,k
ed. A deduction will U mad to j.rU
Users. Wn
No subscription taken for a shorter tim. ,v
six months, and no ppr will be dieot,rtonli
til all arrearages are paid, e,ePt at lhe "a
the publisher. - j
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
TIME OF HOLDING COURT
21 Monday in January. I 3d Monday i-, .Ttn.
3d in March, 1 4th i,
Of each.year, and continue two week? if Bcef j
COUNTY AND DISTRCT Oi nfTRi
Prvs'tJudge Hon. Samuel Linn. BoJ.Vf v,
As'te. Judges Hon. J. l. Thompson, Cr,
Sheriff. . . . Edward Perks.
1 rotbonotary, John I.. Cuttle,
Heg. A Rc. . James Wrlgley.
Iitrict Att'y, Israel Teet. . .
Treasurer.. . Joseph Shaw, .
Co. Survnror, H . R. Wright,
CommlM'n'rs, Wm.Merrell. .
S- C. Thompson,
Jacob Kuuti, .
Auditors . . J.R.Shaw,
b. O Howman,
Chas Worrell.
Coroner. . . .3. W. Totter
Co.Superind t Jtjee L'roomaU,
'ilen n,P.
Clears,
MurriMaj,
Lnther.bur,
Clrtrfi.ii
N Wajhinr?,,,
- CarwD.Ti;:,
To 1
LIST C-F PoST-QriTCE!
:-n flips. I≠ rfP. O. A
lieocaria,
Hell, - -
bluom. -Bilges.
-Bradford.
Bradv, -
Burusidc,
1:.
Glen Hero. - -G.W r.M'.,.
Power ... a . "'
- Chest, .... TWA. Mi,L
- Cus-h - - - - J. w Campk,..
- Ostend. H.L.0.Ddw.;
Forrest. - - - - Jm;s tIui.B
- Clearfibll Bridge. - P. ft Millfr
- Williams' Grove, - JttJ. K ,(j!
- Luthersburg, - - R. fl. Ji.-.r.
Troutville, - . Charle. s,JJf,r
Jefferson Line, - John ReUriin'
- .ewasuiiigtoiO - James (JtUa,,
Burnside
- - - Patchlnvillc.
Chest,- - - - Hurd. - -Clearfield,
- Clearfield. -Covington.
Frenchville,
"' - - Rarthaus,
Curw-ensvillo Curwcngvilte.
Mecatur. - Philiuiburff. Ctre roiint-. t
Ferguson. - Marron. ... - Edui. "M'.'.i
Fox, - - - - Hellen Posl OlEce. Klk y.nntv. 1 .
1 m w
u. i-rin
- Jack rtciiin
- i. Ttir, ir
- M. A. fr.U
- P. A. Giulin
- J. W. Schu-tt
T. w . VUmiiu
Uirard, -
Look Here ! !
TIX WARE, ATITffrRECEDE'TE0 LOW RATES,
Lamps, Cheaper Thau Ever.
Baton, Rye, Corn, and other grain, at
rcasonablo prices for ae'b, at
Maroh t, 1&62 R. MOSSCF'S.
TEW.YOKK TRIBUNE NEW VOLUME
11 On the seventh of September, 1S61, THE
NEW - YORK EEK L TRIBUNE commenced th
twenty-first year of its existence; the THE 1AI
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THE TRIBtTE,yo.lTlNa?s.j ?t , New-Y-rk .
Leeonte'is Mills,
- - - Paid llil!. - -Goshen.
- - Shaw3ville, - -urahaiu,
- - (trahatntnn.- -Guelich,
- - Siniih'e Mills, -
' .... Mauera. - - -Huston,
- Tyltr, - - -
- - - PenufiolJ. - -Jordan.
- Ansunvillc. -
Karthaus. - Salt Lick, - -Knox.
- - - New Millport, -Lawrence,
- IircckenriJir, -Morris,
- Kylertown,"- -
- - - MorrisdaJtj. - -Ponn,
- - - Lumber City.t -
' - - - Grampian Hills,
Pike, - - - - Curwensville, --
- - - Bloomingville. -Union,
- - - Rockton, - - -
Vt odward, Jeffries, ... - Jos. LwkeU
This Post Offi( will dofu Chest towwhip
Will answer for Pergi son township.
I YDE HOUSE, KIDUUAY, PEN.V.V .
S. J. OSGOOI. PROPRIETOR.
This Hotel is new. and furnished io modern tj.
has ample accommodations, and is in all rep-'
a fir.it class house. February S. ll'U
JUST PROM THE EAST..
C. Miirnot.
- William Cart.
- A B. Shaw
- Thos.n.
A. i. fox.
- Chas. J. Puj.t
- David Tvlfr '
- U. Woolwrui
- Eliia Cli
- li0. Ileckadbri!
A. O SujI,
J. W. Thvinpyje
- Js Tkin.yn
- Jas. MoCletlsr.i
li V. pencrr
A . C. AliRre.
- T. TV. Fleminj
- lin Y !!
11
I CHAR I) moss or-.
DfcAkEtt IS
FOREIGN AND DOMtSTIC DRY COOOS. C.
MARKLT ST lit IT, Cl-t ARFIKLP, r A.
Ken-ri the fvllou-irig list of goods and p'tf.t tkr-ry
"txp ., . .... , ., . HfJi
Vnean . - "uu large tioca '-i i.
Alpacas. Ie Laincs. Oin-jhsuu.
Prints, Chintz. Kerchiefs, .w
bies. Bonnets. Gloves, etc
l. if apt
Chcap
Chrip
C'iMr
Chmc FOR GENTLEMEN.
Clirup Always ou hand Black, Blu. Brewn 'ro.-'.t
Ciap; and yrey t-ioths, rancyaud Black
.asiuieres. t-attmets. Casiiutt,
G'JSHl I
(S '
lioo-i-
( hr.ajr
Cheap 1 weeds, Plain aud t 'aiicy Vest- Gii.
C heaps lugs. Shirting, etc., etc. etc. .;.'
Cheap READY-MADE. 'Ovodt
(. heap, Suck a, Coats, Pants, ests. Vndor- ld
Lhrap shirts, and other Flannel nhirta. frouJ-
Cneap Roots. Shoes. Hats. Caps. Neck
Cieupi ties. G um Boots and Shoes and
Cheap a variety of other article.
Chclv1 HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Chan !uca Rs Unbleached and Blenched
Chfan' Ins,ins- Colored Muslins. Linn
ChenS eo'tlLr' tablecloths. Oil cloth,
Chcar' L'Iien Hud hemp towla. c
ChraQ ?eU' curt'"8' fringe, etc
riej HARDWARE. AC.
CAr,If yu want Nails or spikes, Manore;,;
Chrapl or other forks. Saw-mill or other IcTovJ'
Virapi an. ouiooining irons. i,ocks
Vheajn Hinges, etc.. go to Mossop's
wurre ou can ouy cheap.
IF YOC WANT
Knive3 and forks. Butcher Knive
trovJ'
Cheap
L heap
Cheap
Cheap
Chcjp;
Cheap1
Chcap
Chcap
C heap sm
Cieapj
Cheap I
Cheap
Cheap)
Cheap
Cheap' ,
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
,(t-jM'
tiood:
Good:
Shoe and Stove black inc. Manilla Gtodt
ji . . , s
Gtxxlt
(iiyyi'
Govl.
Ijitol
and hemp ropes. Ink. Peijer o
Pens, Powder, Shot or Lead, tGooJ.
etc., buy thru, at Mossop's. Gno4
IF YOU WANT c9d.i
li0 l.JiSt r lSirl Plm ,.t Tr.v:"
Soap, Starch, Wall Paper or Win- I1'.,
dow Shades. Iimps, Lamp tubes
or Wicks, coal oil, etc , go to
Mossop's cheap cash store.
IF YOU WANT
extra family Flour, White or;
IGooi'f
Gooit
Goodi
Gooit'
fine or ooari f alt.fiW
Ged:
Gvex1'
Good'
Good'
brow n sugar, hams, shoulders or
sides, coflrte; Imporial, Young
Hyson or blaxK tea. buy them
at Mossop's cheap for canh.
IF YOU WANT
Cheap Taii-K oandles
Cttrap S'yrup or molatses, cheeso, drisi
Cheap, apples or peaches, water or so-
Chcavs oo cracKers, call at JUowop s
Cheap where you can buy cheap.
Cheav IV TOi: VAT
Cheap fori wine for Medical or Sacramento0"'
i..hcap', tal uses. Sw.-et wine, old Mooon-
Chcap gahela or rye whisny, Cherry
Cheap and Cognao brandy, buy at
Cheap Mossop's cheap cash store.
VJ.iray IF YOU WANT
GJi
Gno'tf
r :
rents; filberts, cream, pecan or
ground nuts, candies. Liquorice
or Liquorice root, buy them
at Mossop's cheap and good.
IF YOU WANT
tViranjTo buy any other article cheap. Good:
Cheap 8Uro t0 g to Mojp, for he sell Gki
Chcan cheaper for oa-h than any other Goi
in Clearfield county. Goof-'
1S6I. apl'7'i9. 'Goods
Approved conn try prod lire of every kind talent
tnc usuisl mar lv t prices in tsehaitge for goods
Cheap
Cheap j
Cheap'
Cheap'
Cheap
Chenr person
Cheap -November 27,
Goods
Goo-ls
.Good:
Goo-is
BOGGS TP. FARMS FOR SALE.-"
containing 124 acres 85 cleared and nod 'J
good fence. A log house 22 by 28. pianK noo '
by IS. log barn, smithy and all necessary oui-uu-
dings thereon. Large springand pring-boueta-vcnient
tohou9e. The land is well watered 3
has sufficient wood and fencing timber. There t
an orchard of larjro crafted trees, and a younfr-
hard on place, all choioe frnit. It ii coover-eo
for pasturing droves. ALSO, one oonUmicfi
res 10 cleared and nnaer lenco diiu- - -
timbered. This land has a log hour a -""
thereon F-r t-rret spply to
October 13. L J. CHANS, CIr:--