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WKITCAR COUttTIUir.
' Ad amualng(lncldnt, aejt f ha Vlr
qua, (Wiaconaln,) Eipoaltor,' oc
curred In thin locality thia woek i
A young gentleman of th village,
ho la considerably troubled with
calico proclivities, concluded to pasa
tb entire: evening with 009 of tbo
fair aex In tha country. On arriving
ha found tha family all aeated at th
upper table and the old gentleman
or the bouse, after hating finished
till luppei , very politely Invited our
young gallant to aup.
Now to withhold the name of the
Individual In question must cause no
"acrnplea" aa to the truthfulness of
the atory. He picked np an old
fashioned Are ahovel and slipped a
fnger in the "ring" or curl of the
handle j and his finger having be
come ao swollen that he could not
extricate it, he ot courae was com
pelled to decline the kind ofler.
After discovering hie predicament,
and not desiring to losvo bis floger
with bis aweet heart or to carry away
the ahovel, onr fast young man mus
tered courago enough to draw forth
hla finger from the viso, leaving
qnlte a quantity of "bide' in the
aforementioned cnrl of the shovel.
Now our young gallant, although,
a before stated, he had excused bim
aelffrom participating In the even
ing festival, was as the sequal will
show, somewhat desirous of a little
refreshment, for, after all bad retired
except himself and the object of his
Tisit, he . excused himself from her
presence for a lew moments and re
turned to the kitchen, fonud a pot of
"roush and milk," and availing him
self of the chance, picked up the pot
there being no Spoon within his
reach and commenced throwing
himself outside oi tbo luxury as fast
as possible, when the old gentleman,
hearing tbo racket amongst the
kitchen utensils, made straight for
that apartment, expecting to find old
Growler enjoying himself to his
hearts satistuction. Our friend hav
ing a delicacy about being caught
with a big iron pot at his mouth,
tried to make his disappearance
from tho apartment "double quick"
time; but the pot bail, unfortunate
ly for our sprightly man, fell over
bis head, tho "mush and milk" ooz
ing all over his head and nhoulders,
xnnch to the chagrin of the poor
fellow l
Alter being releasod by a kind and
intended father-in-law, our yoang
friend returned home with boiled bat
and coat, determined never again to
visit tbo scene of so much trouble In
one nigbt.
IIaed Sheu, Sermoh "My breth
ren," said a bard shell preacher who
was holding forth ono Sunday, "if a
man's full of religion you can't hurt
bim. Thero was three Arabian chil
drenthey put 'em in a fiery furnace
betted aeven times hotter than it
could be net, and it didn't singe a
hair on their heads. And there was
John the Evangcler they put him
and where do you think, brethren
and sisters, they put him ? Why
they put bim into a cbaldronic of bi
lin' ile, and biled bim all nigbt, and
it didn't faze bis shell. And there
was Daniel they put him into a li
on's den. And what, my fellow trav
ellers and respected auditors, do you
think be was put into tho lion's den
for Why, for praying three times
a day. Don't be alarmed, brethren
and sisters; I don't think any ot you
will ever get into a lion's den I"
A Smart Yaskiee Girl. We re
late a true story, which is a gratify
ing instance ot successful Yankee
enterprise. A young girl, belonging
to a respectable family in reduced
circumstances, four years ago learn
ed to operate sewing machines, and
then went to Peru to teach the art to
Spanish girls, and to establish a bu
siness in that country. She has since
enjoyed uniform good health, and
has realized between three and four
thousand dollars a year beyond her
expenses. About a year ago, she
married a wealthy old Spaniard.who,
dying, bequeathed to her a fortune
of eighty thousand dollars, and thus
placed her in comfortable and inde
pendent circumstances. She now
writes to her relatives to emigrate to
Peru and share her good fortune.
Pat was helping Mr. Blank to get
a safe into bis office one day, and not
being acquainted with the article, in
quired what it was for.
"To prevent papers and other ar
ticles which are placed in it Irom be
ing burnt in case of fire;" said Mr.
Blank.
"An' sure will nothing ever burn
that is'putia that thing?" question
ed Pat.
"No."
"Well, thin, your honor, ye'd bet
ter be after getting into that same
thing when ye die."
Mr. Blank,."wilted."
The Richmond Whig' intimates
that some of the rebel leaders are
"hanging back." - They ought not
to bang back or to hang forward but
to bang perpendicularly.
The Scriptures speak of tnen!s ask
ing for bread and receiving a stone.
The rebels call for salt and get pep
ered. They think-they get the
wrong condiment.
Why is the Southern Confederacy
like a beautiful young lady ? . Be
cause npon the whole it is a, per
fect dam-til I
It Is impossible to look at-the
sleepers in church without being re
minded that Sunday ia a day of rest.
The Confederate coat tails at this
time belong to the order of the
"Straight-outs."
' An inebriated man can weigh noth
ing correctly ; he Is always loosing
. his balance.
Some persons, shame the devil, not
by speaking the truth, but by out
lying him.
Suspension bridges are said to an
swer a good purpose , suspension
banks don't.
Difficulties are only occasions for
tfee detclopment oi talent.
miiKANCiiiun'ftHAi.r. op iin.
JL Hi-Vi'i.l LANM for J aim for
tba years JMflO sod JWll, ,
Norrca is hibesv uivbw, that In purso
anon of an Aat of Assembly passed tbe
1 2lh day of June, A.D.1HI&, entitled
"An Aot to amend an aot directing tba
mod of sailing unseated lands, In Clear
field aountjr," will La aipoaed to Publlo
Bala or outory, for tha turns due and
unpaid thereon, at tha Court lloase in
tbs Borough of Clearfield, on tba Beo
ond Monday in Jane, A. D. 1602t
BECCABIA TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Vet. Warrantless-Owners. Taxes
Thomas Weston.
162 116 Michael Musser, $27 95
Same for '68 & '69, i'6 92
Geo. D. Morgan If Co.
68 Peter Mlllor, H 99
141 4 John Miller, 29 20
68 140 Fred. Hubley, 18 21
26 80 John Bausmun, 6 89
80 61 Frvd Howman, 6 80
169 96 John Beam, 35 00
126 40 Jacob Musaeramlth, 26 09
176 47 Jeremiah Moaher, 86 48
244 141 Thomas Billington, 50 60
25 Thomas Billington, 5 19
399 40 John Witmer, 82 CO
899 40 Henry Witmer, 82 60
231 112 Wm. Wilson, 47 82
165 40 Herman Witmer, 84 17
251 Wm. Brown, 61 96
C 70 Sarah Billington, 1 05
232 Philip WysiDcope, 48 03
150 60 John Wysincope, 31 06
G. L. Reed If Co.
420 66 William Miller, 88 19
Herman JIaupt If Co.
102 116 Jacob Krug, 1067
102 116 John Gibson, 19 67
91 94 Jeremiah Mosher, 11 39
162 116 Peter Getz, 19 67
830 153 Martin Fantz, 40 02
296 125 Jacob Fantz, jr., 35 65
328 153 George Musser, 89 61
215 73 Robert Wilson, 26 02
74 32 Thomas Wilson, 8 98
433 153 David Barton, 65 90
Josiah W. Smith.'
433 153 William Gray 59 89
4-. J. Shoff.
31 i 13 A. Mysincope, 111
David Yonnkin.
50 Campbell & Turner, 10 86
Samo for '56-7-8 & 9 14 40
SO Plunkett, 6 22
Abram Beyers.
247 146 Jacob Krug, 51 12
Samo for '56-7-8-9 . 82 49
433 153 John Miller, 69 89
20 K. B. Havmaker, 4 14
98 140 Michael Fantz, 20 29
BELL TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. For. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Janus V. Ihomvson.
4233 500 Henry Beck, $31 00
John P. Hoyt.
3658 161 118 Jphn Nicholson, 10 06
Wm.. Brady.
3G56 177 81 John Nicholson, 11 01
Arthur Bdl.
433 Benjamin Gibbo, 26 86
500 Jam ea McQheo, 31 00
439 135 Joseph Boon, 27 23
249 Frampton Bell, 15 43
100 Barnburt Henry, 9 41
75 Sherman Jonathan, 4 66
50 Sheosley Michael, 4 66
100 London Joseph, 11 47
BOGGS TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
James Dixon, jr.
89 John Thomas, $9 44
Lumadue and Turner.
208 Jchn Thomas, 22 15
Hunter and Brokenhooj.
234 76 Joseph Drinker, 19 66
. S. Wrian.
408 76 II. S. Drinker, 43 45
Fitch anS Bovnton.
413 Wm.M'Corruick, 43 94
440 Nancy Boggs, 46 86
Cram. Blake.lv and Perleu.
429 41 Malcora McDonald, 45 66
429 41 John Beyers, 45 66
Wm. Albert Bro's.
132 George Uootman, 14 07
G. W. Gearhart.
80 . Walter Stewart, 5 68
George D. Morgan & Co.
158 61 John Montgomery, 16 47
95 146 Richard Thomas 10 09
Josiah W. Smith.
205 Thomas Smith, 21 80
410 75 William Morris, 43 67
75 John E. Shaw, 5 33
63 Luko Kyler, 3 76
BLOOM TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Por. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Wm. Bigler.
98 133 Nicklin A Griffith, $8 34
A. IS. Krtd, Est.
129 Nicklin & Griffith, 25 50
John v . JSewpher.
86 Joseph Fcrron, 10 95
300 II. Leech A J. Patton 21 26
476 John Nicholson, 40 47
322 Josiah W.Smith, 27 40
BRADFORD TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
John Porter.
Blair&M'Laneban, $22 46
II m. Hitchens.
52 Francis West, 14 40
John Wooldridge.
Aaron Levy, 10 81
Wm. Sanson, 3 24
Same for '58 & ;59, 3 51
Abraham Graham.
Ill Isabella Jordan, 8 41
Thomas Waple.
Jonathan Nesbit, 5 41
Hall & Buck, 11 41
Jos. & Wm. Sanson, 7 20
V. B.Holt, 9 15
Wm. Graham, jr. 4 60
Moses Boggs, (heirs) 3 33
George Barger, 3 61
Nehemiah Means, 5 41
No
5959
5925
5C82
5926
4020
Ac.
250
200
200
60
156-
100
159
100
127
85
46
100
100
No.
3574
5877
5879
5881
BRADY TOWNSHIP,
Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Geo. iV Calvin Bailey.
102 34 Roberts A Fox, SS 70
lilton Reynolds.
900 Henry Wykoff, 140 43
5886 j
Robert Ross.
195 77 Casper Stiver, 7 30
James Bloom.
5631 135 Joseph Perron, 12 59
David Whitmcr.
5681 135 Joseph Ferron, 12 59
Smith and Brother.
218 501 Christian Lower, 77 63
ill. Leys, heirs.
110 370 Christian Lower, 57 34
50 Samuel Ambrose, 4 66
25 Z. S. Welch, 3 11
BURNSIDE TOWNSniP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
A. K. Wright.
800 Jere. Williamson, $24 89
James Gallaher.
424 , Mary Crawford, 89 26
Sheplty Priestley.
Ill Christian Stake, 10 86
810 Frederick Kuhn 35 24
150 Jacob Rowland, 14 63
150 John Ryan, 9 76
Same for '66-7-8-9 30 21
150 EbenMoMasters, 9 76
.Same for '66-7-8-9 80 21
Clir.RT TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per, Warrantee, eta. Taxes
John I'atton,
433 168 John Hrenmmian, 137 83
Henry S. Ih inker, EstaU.
60 Charles Uobln, 4 29
200 Robert Fleming, 17 20
200 Jsiiao Richardson, 17 26
200 Jonathan Walker, 17 26
J. W. Smith.
876 Peter Horse 88 91
Ruth McConnell, Est.
357 C4 Hugh Hartley, 24 C2
120 Joseph Piker, 8 28
271 George Page, -18 71
411 Henry Pago, 28 37
234 James Noble, 16 15
James Thompson.
100 31 Henry Pole, 20 70
30 Armstrong & Garnet, b v'J
140 Fultun, 6 22
Geddes, Marsh Sf Co.
433 153 John Musser, 38 33
aWW VUI1U & VII)
108 Jonathan Kephart, 22 35
50 Samuel Ilagy, 4 28
50 Nicholas Hagy, 4 28
114 Benj. Hartshorn, 9 79
200 MabaHey & Mitchell, 20 70
COVINGTON TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, to. Taxes
Iredericlc harlhau.
1898 578 Morris & Stewart, Sll 73
1899 890 Morris & Stewart, C4 09
1902 889 Morris A Stewart, 6103
1912 545 Morris A Stewart, 39 25
1'tter Lamm.
1892 200 Morris A Stewart, 1140
II. (f O.Stmth.
5307 2.50 George Mead, 18 01
IZldridee. Mcrrellie 'Ihompson
5370 1100 George Moad, 19 82
DECATUR TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Geo. D. Morgan If Co.
417 121 Thos. P. Cope, $59 41
241 47 John Drinker, 34 29
123 John Skrron, 24 30
408 137 Richard Thomas, 58 15
358 137 Jacob Downing, 61 05
203 151 Hugh Ely, 29 00
210 70 Henry Drinker, 29 90
49 Benjamin Wilson, 6 95
106 115 Joseph Hambleton, 15 17
49 41 John Skyron. 6 92
167 138 Thomas P. Cope, 23 78
46 Wm. Montgomery, 6 49
262 01 Joseph Sanson, 37 29
78 John Cannon, 11 06
97 T'ios. Edmondson, 13 75
67 107 George Graff, 9 56
208 64 William Sanson, 29 68
James M'Girk, Est.
391 159 Thomas Billington, 55 CO
Peter Owens.
404 Chas. Risk, (Itax) 57 44
E. Wooldridge.
211 Pat. Moore, (i lax) 30 02
Bigler $ Wright.
433 John Anderson, 68 43
133 Gilbert Vaught, 68 43
Richard Coplin.
84 137 Joseph Whitehall, 12 08
202 R. Coplin, 28 75
James Albert.
37 49 Joseph Sanson, 5 30
76 99 William Sanson, 10 91
D. G. Primer $ Co.
290 Eliz.&J. Harrison, 4127
Same for '58-9 39 98
John McGirk.
241 22 William Evans, 34 29
Geo.Wihon,jr.
200 Edward Smith, 23 70
Henry Kephart.
400 SamM Hambleton, 56 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 '58-9 26 51
300 Joseph Harrison, 42 66
Same for '58-9 41 ;
150 Wm. Wooldridge, 21 34
Same for '56-7-8-9 48 28
100 Samuel Kay, 15 80
100 Jonathan Kephart, 14 22
FERGUSON TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Greenwood Bell.
233 159 John Hambright, $29 50
Jl. Moore.
108 Matthias Slough, 9 57
Charles Houston.
433 153 George Ross, 38 36
L. J. Crans.
150 S. Scott, 13 27
John P. Hoyt.
110 Adam Rigart, 3 41
74 Lewis Jordon, 6 56
50 Hiram Passmore, 4 4
100 Benj. Hartshorn, 8 86
FOX TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantee , etc. Taxes
iSillaman Harwood.
4200 330 Jas. Wilson, west , S9 07
JSathamel hailcii.
4188 200 Jas. Wilson, east i 13 76
fy in. bams.
4188 350 Jas. Wil3on, middle. 9 63
Z. Preston.
4271 495 James Wilson, 13 59
Jehu C. French.
4271 495 Jas.Wilson, E. part, 13 59
Spencer and t viler.
4399 372 James Wilson. 25 57
U. S. Land Company.
4241 937 James Wilson, 103 07
4238 947 James Wilson, 104 17
4242 298 James Wilson, 32 79
4090 923 James Wilson, 101 55
1534 20 James Wilson, 2 20
1535 600 James Wilson, C6 00
Moses Ktmpton.
5070 990 Wm. Powers, C8 03
Wm. II. Gordan.
4393 216 James Wilson, I4 86
Alex. Vial.
4340 183 James Wilson, 12 93
Randolph II. Evans.
4276 425 James Wilson, 1161
4275 990 James Wilson, 27 23
4183 990 James Wilson, 27 23
100 B. Davenport, 7 20
GIRARD TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Hood ir Co.
1923 508 108 Morris & Stewart, 316 26
A. tV W. Murray.
1931 549 116 Morris A Stewart, 35 13
1935 536 Morris A Stewart, 34 31
1936 103 Morris fc Stewart, 3 23
Francis Coudriet.
1890 254 12Q Morris & Stewart, 21 39
5365 50 ) II. Sf O. Smith.
5366 563 George Mead, 9 61
Peter Lamm.
3647 117 ' Morris A Stewart, 1 85
3648 47 Morris A Stewart, 70
1837 97 103 Morris & Stewart, 7 75
S. If M. Catherman.
1937 77 Morris Stewart, 2 50
J. P. Nelson.
18S6 50 Morris A Stewart, 77
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc Taxes
KAmos B, Merrell.
5289 330 George Mead, $35 65
5290 488 George Mead, 52 71
5291 1100 George Mead, 113 82
1834 ) Thomas Graham.
1915 J 500 Morris A Stewart, 21 CO
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
TFm. Wooldridge.
297 Thos. P. Cope, $20 92
149 John Skyron, 11 16
John Flemming.
165 A. K. Wright, 18 64
Fitch and Baynlun,
207 , Jpr May Und,
103 Jamea Mulligan.
Samuel Lanibeiru,
100 G sorgo Moor,
John Cook.
8G6 Jacob Wotzoll,
Hippie, French If Co.
882 Joseph Simmons,
J, Cook.
22H Reuben Haloes
100 Reuben Haines
Daniel W. Jlrudley.
436 114 Robert Shaw,
431 114 IJyman Gratz,
Oeden.
100 William II. West,
145 T. Cope,
109 J. Graham,
274 John Thomas,
848 Joseph Henry,
187 Reuben Haines, jr.
Due for '66-7.8 0
100 Charles Hall,
135 Thomas Duncan,
120 C. J. Allport,
GUELICH TOWNSHIP
Ac. Tcr. Warrantees, tW.
Gto. D Morgan tf Co.
225 John Witmer,
31 Ct PigotShaw.
23tf 82 Benjamin Wilson.
305 48 Georgo Baker,
335 151 Beniumin Wilion.
100 Richard Atbcrton,
Herman Haunt Co.
321 84 Matthias Barto,
433 153 Edward Hand.
356 09 ' Emanuel Ucigert,
103 Georgo Moore.
James M'tiliee tV Co.
119 121 Christian Stake.
193 122 Matthias Younjr.
433 153 Christian Racer,
433 153 Georgo Mussor,
237 4S Thomas Yealer,
210 Daniel OQicy,
215 75 George Laker, jr
436 115 Timothy Paxtou,
433 153 John Burcc,
216 143 John Musser, jr
438 145 Joseph Albright.
Titclahoe iV Mt. PI. P. R.
2t0 00 JohnMcCubnn,
98 John Lump black,
200 Daniel Fulker?on,
Duo for '5G-7-8-9
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
No. Ao. Per. Warrantees, eto.
John H. Otto.
5073 1041 Moore A Delaney :
W!74 1041 Moore A Dclancy
5075 1041 Mooro A Delaney
5066 9'.)0 Wm. Powers,
5007 877 Wm. Powers,
Wm. Pa ler.
4257 83 15 James Wilson.
U. S. Land Company.
4235 986 James Wilson,
4226 990 James Wilson,
4229 905 123 James Wilson.
Samo for '58-9
4230 507
James Wilson,
Fitch and Bovnton.
375 E. Shoemuker,
II. Thnyer'tf 'Z . Lisson.
Wilhelm Willink,
Wm. Powers,
TJ'. B. Gordan.
James Wilson,
James Wilson,
Isaac Xcojir.ld.
5079 1041 80 Mooro t Delaney
W. ti. Baker.
Moore t Delaney
J. G. Kidder,
David Caldwell.
Wilhelm Willink,
James Wilson,
James Wilson,
4902 100
5063 298
4225 2.'.0
4230 500
5677 400
200
195
4902 420
4235 490
4225 710
81 05
7 82
11 26
68 63
41 63
84 29
16 00
66 41
64 65
7 60
.15 87
12 22
67 00
61 47
15 37
76 62
11 6
20 26
18 00
Taxes
f 50 63
2 92
22 13
28 58
31 42
9 37
42 54
66 85
40 72
14 16
11 09
18 08
40 72
40 72
22 21
19 64
20 46
40 97
40 C7
20 34
. 40 97
Co.
21 37
9 17
"1J 00
30 15
Taxes
?11 2 44
112 44
112 44
100 92
91 72
95 91
100 49
106 92
104 23
75 41
54 76
40 51
10 80
32 19
27 00
54 00
112 41
10 80
21 CO
5 27
45 36
)6 15
l:,si
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
274
325
103
150
29
200
161
200
300
JORDAN TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc., Taxes
Cooper If Pusey.
Richard Peters, 60 01
Peter Kuhn, 66 01
Frederick Beatcs, 60 01
John Dunwoodie, 66 01
John Cooper.
Adam Kuhn, 45 76
Eb' nezarBrenbaru, I
Adam Kuhn, J 66 01
Palchin & Swan,
Benj. Young, 18 30
Samo for '56 7-8 9, 42 24
David McKeehan,
David Brown, 4 58
John Palchin,
Philip Loust, 12 20
Wm. Johnson, 9 82
Wm. Wilson, 30 50
Same lor '56-7-8 9, 61 00
John Patchin, 45 76
.Same for '55-7-8-9, 91 53
KARTIf AUS TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
bredcrxck Karthaus.
1900 fiOO Morris A Stewart, $38 50
1901 778 Morris t Stewart, 126 55
1943 507 Morris A Stewart, 74 76
1093 200 Morris A Stewart, 23 50
Devisees of J. II hite, Esq.
1093 79 22 Charles Willink, 4 72
1023 88 Charles Willink, 7 21
3403 )
3475 ( 638 147 Charles Willink, 37 65
Henry Yothers.
1097 100 Charles Willink. 2 96
E. McGarvry.
856 Charles Willink, 12 69
59 Charles Willink. 89
1665 900 J.IIewes.Myers&Co 53 10
1655 957 132 do do 56 46
700 Willard, 41 30
5112 1 others 398ac. A. Custard, 23 49
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc., Taxes
Benj. R. Morgan.
433 153 Wm. Hunter, 22 09
Fitch Sr Bovnton,
433 153 Isabella Jordan, 82 36
Daniel Bausman,
200 G. & M. McCormick,20 40
Same for '50-7-8-9, 42 30
I nomas McClure,
100 Jonathan Jones, 10 20
John M. Chase,
433 153 Caleb Foulke, 58 90
293 Geo. Wescott, 39 86
433 153 Robert Wharton, 58 90
433 153 Geo. Seaff, 58 90
300 John Bovd, 20 40
109 Susauna Ward, 12 04
255 G. & M. McCormick, 17 35
129 John Dorsny, 6 58
120 Wm. H. Robertson, 12 24
600 Isaac Thompson, sr., 61 20
200 Isaac Thompson, sr., 10 21
100 Isaac Thompson, sr., 5 11
90 Thompson&Egelman 16 32
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP,
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc., Taxes
Fitch & Boynlon,
221 Hugh Jordan, 32 28
413 John Reed, 60 31
277 G. D. Goodfellow, 40 44
MORRIS TOWNSHIP,
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 03
William II. Robertson,
John Best, 1 10
E. C. Burton.
433 153 Robert Rainey, 35 82
Ac.
421
282
407
143
849
260
170 141
40
44
92
63
140
6 66
William Hoover.
100 163 I'ranela Johnson,
Gtoret Slatt.
400 John Huston. 83 00
Jl. II. Long. Trustee.
433 16a Thomas Morris. 85 82
433 163 William Morris, 86 82
433 163 Samuel Meredith. 86 82
438 163 William Miller, 86 82
279 163 Hetty Morris, 23 08
433 lo3 Thos. Fltzslmmons, 35 82
433 153 Georgo Clymer, 86 82
488 lb3 Robert Gray, 2o HZ
33 153 Patrick Moore. 35 82
433 163 Mary Morris, 35 82
483 153 Magnus Miller, 35 82
433 163 Nalbio Frazey, 35 82
M. If J. Hujf.
170 Blair McLanahan, 6 60
Same for '68 9 14 13
J. A. Crawford.
223 Simon Gratz, 18 43
P. Kepple.
100 John Nicholson, 8 6
Robert Thomas.
231 Christian Baker, 18 97
Henry Creamond,
60 Casper Shatner, 2 76
Same for 1858-9, 4 68
Mary Jinn Berger,
269 91 Joseph Hublor, 14 88
210 143 Jacob Graff, 11 66
.'6 John Graff, 35
300 Teter YnrmdL "1 76
406 139 Richard R. Smith, 33 67
20 John.Barron, 16 77
Samo for '60-7-8-9 51 61
100 J. Farlow, 9 90
90 Jot-cpli Potter, 5 29
PENN TOWNSHIP,
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc., Taxes
30 James Johnson, 3 46
PIKE TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxes
W. C. En os.
4252 959 85 James Wilson. (l
4258 hS4 15 James Wilson, 37 61
5778 200 John Nicholson, 9 76
4262 990 James Wilson, 35 76
5777 1020 21 John Nicholson, 45 50
2S John P. Hoyt. 3 20
344 K. A Z McNaul, 17 95
111 R. A Z. McNaul, 3 90
5779 400 John Nicholson, 24 90
450 Daniel Bailey. 13 00
UNION TOWNSHIP.
No Ac. Per Warrantees, etc. Taxes
G a rtl a ti d Ir wi n .
3567 350 Roberts 4 Vox, $25 72
50 Henrv Bailwy, 4 90
202 R. W. Moore, 32 10
196 Henry Whitehead, 4 81
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Biiflcr Sr Reed.
433 151 John A. Vaught, $35 24
456 159 John Walls, 37 13
John Patchin.
427 30 John Carmon, 34 71
Chas. S. Coxe.
433 153 John Roll, 35 24
Robert J. Wallace.
153 5 Peter Henry, 4 88
Same tor '58 9 4 46
140 Hugh Ralston, 6 50
Same for '58-9 7 00
Wright andMcnges.
443 77 Samuel Eralen, 32 50
Geo. D. Morgan $ Co.
336 145 John McCahen, 28 30
57 143 Mary Connelly, 4 08
Wm. B. Alexander $ Co.
100 Rowland Evtns, 8 12
... . - James M' Ghee $ Co.
334 42 PigotShaw, 27 10
210 Sebastian Graff, 17 56
438 73 Thomas Edmondson, 35 56
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 $ Bro.
121 . Eli Uootman, 9 83
215 5 Thomas Neil, 17 47
100 William Wilson, 8 12
JOSEPH SHAW,Treas'r
Clearfield, April 2, 1802.
CJ ALE OF SEATED LANDS FOR
k3 TAXES. lu pursuance of the
provisions of 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' office in Clear
field, on tho second Monday in June,
A. D. 1862, (being the 9th day,) the
following pieces of land in Clearfield
county, viz :
List of Lands returned by Collectors
BECCARIA TOWNSHIP,
Acres, Owners, Taxes
216 James Robins, 11 66
Same for 1800-1 24 01
BELL TOWNSHIP,
300 J. & J. Thomas, '58-9 45 37
Sauie for 1860-1 51 15
BRADY TOWNSHIP,
20 Henry Radaker, '58-9 9 18
Same for '60-1 10 54
62o John Dubois, '58 9 75 60
Same for '60-1 80 80
CHEST TOWNSHir,
200 John Port, 1859 9 97
200 Mitchell & Mahafly,'59 8 55
114 Benj. Hartshorn, '59 4 05
50 Samuel Ilagy, '59 1 77
60 Nicholas Hagy, '59 1 77
228 John Taggert, '69 8 12
Same for '60-1 19 66
BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP,
115 Valentine King, '59 4 02
Samo for '60-1 7 47
100 Alex. M'CulIough '59 4 37
Same for '60-1 - 8 12
100 P. & A. McCarl 59 - 5 25
Same for '60-1 9 75
BOGGS TOWNSHIP,
160 Anthony Brine '69 4 24
Same for 60-1 11 36
50 David Good '59 1 67
Samo lor '60-1 4 47
10 Enoch Gearhart '59 79
Same for 60-1 2 13
11 Enoch G. Gray '59 1 75
Same for '60 1 4 69
KNOX TOWNS HIP,
50 George Galer, '59 1 62
Same for '60-1 3 40
PIKE TOWNSHIP,
76 Joseph Bennett, '58-9 13P90
Same for '60-1 15"27
150 Wm. Craitr, '58-9 10 37
Same for '60-1 ' 13 34
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP,
100 - Abram Goss 10 32
.Same for '60-1 11 87
100 Mark Stott, 10 82
Same for '60-1 1137
JOSEPH SHAW, Treas'r.
Clearfield March 2, '62.
Look Here!!
TISWAEE, AttrSPRECEDEXTED LOW RATES,
jjamps, uneaper Tnan Ever,
Bacon, Rye, Corn, and other grain, at
reasonable prices for oaah, at
March 6, 1863. R. M0SS0r'3,
C
1IIA1KNI! CHAIN Ml CHAIRS t!!tt
J SnW T TTlK TIME TO HOT !! !!
Th undersigned has now on band, at hla Furni
ture Rooms on Market ftt., Clearfield, I'a , a short
dUlauoa west of Litt's foundry, a large stock of
CIIAIR5 OP ALL KINDS,
manufactured out of tba beet materials, finished
in a very superior manner, and which he will sell
LOW FOR CA811. Hit long ear.erince In tha bu
incit inakus him feel ooundnnt that hi chairs are
made In a subNtautial ami wotktnanlike manner,
nd will stand the text of trial. Persons wishing
to purchase chairs should call at ouce and get
tbdiu while they can be had at the lowoxt rates.
Feb 27, 1801. JOHN IKOUTMAN.
JUST 11ECEIVRD AT If s.t
N A 1! CLE'S iftJwS tvrl
CHEAP JEWELRY BTOKE, Cfga
Graham's Row, Clearfield, Pa., a fine assortment ot
WATCHES JEWELRY, Ac, Ac, to which wain
vite attention.
Gold and Silver hunting and open faced watch
es, to be had at KAUULE'B.
The Acericau Lever of di?erent qua.lit.ies, can
be had at NAUOLE'S.
Fine setts of Jewelry, such as Cameo, Coral, La
v, Jott, Carbuncle, Uarnett, Opal, Florentine Mo
aio, Ciold tStone Mosaic, Porcelain paintings. to.,
or single pieces at N AUOLK'8.
Plain gold Breast pins. Ear drops, Hoop Ear rings,
children's ear drops and rings at NAL'ULE'S.
Uold seals, keys and pencils, gold pens and sil
ver holders at NAUULL'S.
Gents breast pins, sleeve buttons, rhirt studs, fob
buckles and guard slides at NAUGLL'S.
A fine assortment of gold finger tings of differ
ent styles and quality, gold lockots. coral neckla
ces, silver thimbles, spectacle, watch guards, and
all articles in hisline, ou hand at NAUGLL'S.
Just received, a fine assortment of Fancy and
common Clocks, and Fancy Time-pieces, from 1,25
to 15 dollars at NAUGLE'S.
Old Gold and Silver will be taken in exchange
forgoodsat NAUGLK'jS.
All goods warranted as represented, or the mo
ney refunded, at NAUGLL'S.
li you wisn your watciies put in eood ror air
and warranted, take them to
N A COLE'S.
FURNITURE ROOMS!!
Benner & Barrett,
Respectfully announce to tbo public that they
have completed and are now occupying their new
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
fronting on the Market lot and nearly opposite the
Court liouso. Cabinet making will be carried on
in the upper story of tho same building, in all its
different branches. All kinds of furniture will
be kept constantly on baud, and sold cheap for
Cash, or exchanged for country produce or lum
ber to suit the business Their stock will consist of
PARLOR. ROCKIN'G AND ARM CHAIRS,
KP11ING SEATS, CAIN 110TTOMS. Ao.
Parlor, Sofa, Centre, Card, Dining, Extension and
Ureakl'ast Tables
Sofas of all Kinds, Varieties and
Patterns.
Bureaus, Sideboards, Book Cases, Wardrobm, Ac.
Bedsteads Jenny Liud, High Poets, Cottago,
French I'osts, Ac.
Mattrasses Hair. Hair top, Cotton top, and Corn
husk, of tbe best materials.
Looking Glasses of all sorts and site. Also glas
ses for old frames. Also, What-nots, Wash-standj,
Work-stands; Hat-racks, Ac.
COFFINS made to order on short notice, and
Hearse furnished.
Poplar, Cherry, Maple and Lin wood Lninber
taken in exchange for work. Oct. 23, 1801.
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COUNTY AND DISTRCT OI'Firos
Pres't Judge Hon. Samuel Linn, Eellffir.t
As'te. Judges Hon. J. I). Thompson, Curwer.Ti;;
Hon. Janes Bloox, Forrei:
Sheriff. . . . Edward Perks, . . Clearfiell.
ProthonoUry, John L. Cuttlo, . .
Reg. A Rec. . James Wrtgley, . .
DUtrict Att'y, Israel Test, .... -Treasurer..
. Joseph Shaw, . .
Co. Surveyor, U. B Wright, . . Olen IIop.
Commiss'n'rs, Wm. Merrell, . . .Clearfield.
B. C. Thompson. . MorrisdiU
JaoobKuntr, . . . Lutheribnrj
J. B. Shaw, . . . Clearfield.
i. U Howman,
Chas Worrell,
J. W. Potter
Auditors.
Coroner.
Co Superind't Jeesee Brootnall,
N. Washington
Lecontes Mill
. Curwensville
ti. W. Caldwell
- W M'Craokon
- Thos A. M'UW,
- J. W Cmpb:i.
- H. L. Hendernoa.
James Bloom.
LIST OF POST-OFFICES.
Townships. Names of P.O. NamesofP.M
tseceana, - - ttlen Hope,
Bell, - - - Bower,
" --- - Chest, - -"
- - - Cush, - - -
.... Ostend, - -Bloom,
- - Forrest. - .
Boggs. - - - Clfiarfield Bridge. - P. B. Miller.
Bradford, - Williams' Grove, - Jas. E. Watson.
Brady, ... Lutheraburg, - - R. II. Moor.
" ... Troutvilie, - Charles Sloppj.
- Jefferson Line, - . John lieberlio.
Burnside, - New Washington James Ga!!hr.
- - - P.urnsidb, - - W. C. Irvin.
" - - Patchinville. - - Jack Patchin.
C hest, - - - Hurd, - -
Clearfield, Clearfield. - -Covington,
Frenchville,
" ... Karthaus, - -
Curwensvilte Curwensville, -
Decatur, - riiilipsburc. Centre county. Pa
Ferguson, Marron. .... Edin. Williams
Fox. - - - - Hellen Post Office, Elk county, Pa.
uirard, - - - Leconte s Mills, - C Mignot,
" - - - Bald Hills, -
Goshen, - Shawsville, - -Graham,
- - Grahamton,. -
- Smith's Mills, -
- Maaera, - - -
- Tyler, -
- - Pennfield. - -
Jordan, - Ansonville, -
Karthaus. - Salt Lick, - -Knox,
- New Millport, -Lawrence,
- Breckenridge, -Morris,
- - - Kylertowa, -
' ... Morrisdale. - -
Penn, - - - Lumber City ,t - - H W. Spenoer
" .... Grampian Hills, - A.C.Moore.
Pike, .... Curwecsville, - T. W. Fleming.
4 - - - ltloomingville, - - l'enj. F Dale.
Union, - . Rockton, - - - D. E. Brub&ker.
Woodward, Jffries, .... Jos. Loskett.
4 This Post Office will do for Chest township.
Will answer for Fergi son township.
M YDE HOUSE, RIDtJWAY, PE.NN'A.
S. J. OSGOOD. PROPRIETOR.
This Hotel is new, and furnished in modern style,
has ample accommodations, and is in all retpectt
February 6. iHfll.
Guclich,
. .
Huston,
G Toxer, jr.
M. A. Frank
P. A. (Jauiio.
J F.W. Schnarr
T. . Fleming.
William C'arr.
- A. B. Shaw.
. Thos. II. Forest.
- A. G. Fox.
- Chas. J. Pusey.
- David Tyler.
. II. Woo (ward.
- Eliza Chase.
- Geo. Ileckadwrn
- M. O. Stirk,
- J W.Thompson
- Jas. Thompson
Jas McClellaad
a first class house.
JUST FROM THE EAST.
R I C HARD MOSS O P,
DEALER I.N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Si C.
MARKET STREET, CLEARFIELD, PA.
Read the following list of goolr- a'ld profit thsrthy .
Cheap: j-gH TH SADIES. Goods
Chejp ... ,.. , . , rr Good
GoO:tt
Cheap Alphas, De I.aines, uihghaua. GoitJj,
Cheap Prints Lhintt, kerchiefs. N'u- ( .
Dies, iionnew, uioves. etc. - Xfj.
leap
Cheap
bies. lionnets, Gloves, etc.
Cheap FOR GENTLEMEN, GooJs
Cheap Always on hand lUaok, Hint. V,tovrnOoodt
Cheap and Grey Cloths, Fancy and Black
Cheapi tasimeres. battinets. Cassinets,
Ckeapl Tweeds, Plain and Fancy Vest-
Che ap ingsr Shirting, etc., etc. etc.
Cheap READY-MADE.
CV.WM Such as Coats. Pants. Yest3. Under-K?"
Cheap ghirts, and other Flannel shirts. GoeJi
Cheap Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Neck-
Cheap ties. Gum Boots and Shoes. and
Cheap a variety of other article.
Ltheap unrcrnni r.iinnr.o
Xvf'-Such as Unbleached and Bleached f.ooJ.
"-"'"Vl M.iaU. IVI.,,.,1 r.i:. t: ,iroia
.,71 .iuanu3, . . . lit- u
and cotton table cloths. Oil cloth.
Linen and hump ton Is. oar
pets, curtains, fringe, etc
HARDWARE, AC.
Goods
'Goods
Goods
U roods
f Good
G'tods
GooIn
Goods
Goods
Cheap
Ukeap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheav Xou wantNails or spikes. Manure
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
or other forks. Saw-mill or other
saws, Smoothing irons. Locks,
Hinges, etc.. go to Mossop's
where you can buy cheap.
Cheap IF YOU WANT
CVfa?'Kuives and forks. Butcher Knives,
CheapX Shoe and Stove blacking. Manilla
Cheapx and hemp ropes, Ink, Paper or
Chcupl Pens. Powder, Shot or Lead,
Chtap
Cheap
etc., buy them at Mossop's.
IF YOU WANT
Cheap shoe Last or P-;-s, Palm or Fanoy
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Soap, Starch, Wall Paper or Win
dow bliaaes,. .Lamps, i.amp tubes
or V icks. coal oil. eto , go to
Mossop's cheap cash store.
Chrap xr 1UU i
Cheap ood extra family Flour, White or
Cheap cr.own ugar, nams, saomuers or
Cheap ses ooffee; Imporial. Young
Cheap Ryson or blacK tea, buy them
Cheap at Mossop's cheap for cash.
Cheap Tallow candles, fine or coarse salt,
KJueap. oyrup or moiasses, cnees. ariea
Cheap apples or peaches, water or so
Cheap do CracKnrs, call at Mossop's
Cheapl where you can buy cheap.
Cheap IP YOU WANT
ishcap Port wiue for Medical or Sacramen
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Goods
Goods
Goods
Goods
Goods
Goods
Goods
Goods
Good
Goodi
Goods
Goodt
(roods
Good
Good'
Goods
Goods
Goods
Good
Goods
Goods
Good
Goods
Goods
Good'
Goods
( roods
Goodt
Goods
Goods
Good-'
Goods
Goods
Goods
Goods
Goods
Goods
tal uses, Swet wine, old Monon- Goods
c-ahels. or rvn whlaKv. Cherrv irooa-.
and Cognao brandy, buy at
Mossop's cheap oaah store.
y.Raisens, Figs. Prunes or dried Cnr-jgJi
GJi
Goods
(roods
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheap
Cheuj-n
Cheav) cheaper for cash than any oth
Cheajy ' Proa in Clearfield county. -Goods
Cheap November 27, 1351. ap27 59- Goods
Approved country produce of every kind tali at
the usual market prices in ircliane for goodt-
rants; filberts, cream. pecn or q00js
ground nuts, candies. Liquorice qoJs
or Liquorice root, buy tbem Goods
at Mossop's cheap and good. Goods
IF YOU WANT Goods
To buy any other article cheap, be 'Goods
sure to go to Mossop, for he sellr Goods
er Goods
OGGS TP. FARMS FOR SALE. One
containing VU acres ciearea
good fence. A log bouse 1'Z by zo, plana uo
by 18. log barn, smithy and all necessary out-bandings
thereon. Large sprin and gpring-bouie con
venient to house. The land is well watered ana
has sufficient wood and fencing timber. - There
an orchard of large grafted trees, and a young or
chard on place, all choice fruit. It is convenient
for pasturing droves. ALSO, one containing 90 a
cres 10 cleared and under fence balance weii
timbered. This land has a log house and itacio
thereon. For terms app'y .... , ...
OctoherU. J. CRASS. C!earfie.i.