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MARCH 30, 1864.
Godey's Lady's Book -the in
w.vfnMft Lalv's masrazirie of the
country for. April, has been re
ceived. It is replete with matters
of interest to the ladies generally.
0'ir member of Congrats. Hon.
G. W. ScufieU, of coai-', vWi
in favor of the bill which passed
the House on the 16th iwt., au
thorizing tlte Sreury I le
IViiiry to ? s"'J- 1 ho ;riCh'
ciai effects of the measure wi.I, we
hope, soon be demonstrated xa the
reduced price of gold.
Clippings and EcribbliD f
Peace is th
father ot l;;enu-
7.
PiitogkaI'HS. AVe received
two dozen of Mr. Allen's j-hot.v
graphs, last week. They are gooi
fjpecimend of the art. Mrs. A'.
collection embraces many of the
most eminent civilians as well as
military men of our country. She
nisi' furnishes albums. S?e adver
tisement in another column.
ship.
j All men are related to one an
other. m
r T?f.-T'i!tin in Il'Inc-ia is goi:i;r
on at the present time very rapidly, j
a httrtuge" city my clothes, procure
me respect.
The wholesale grocers of Chi
cago have determined to sell their
goods exclusively fl.T eti.sh.
Z The first 'Delaware .-hid of the
season were taucht hint Saturday,
a week, and .sold'for $6 a pair.
The Union National Conven
tion of New York has been called
to meet at Syracuse on the 28th ot
May.
! Anexchangeremaiksthat "the
rilnns of Cleii. llrant are shrouded
in mystery. ' ' That certainly in pro
voking! If It is said that the rebel guer
rillas have killed and carried off
more than 50.000 hogs on the Kan
sas liorder.
The man who gives his chil
dren a good education, provides for
them better than by giving them a
stock of money.
One of Quantrell's gang nam
ed Vandevere, and one of the most
desperate of them all. has been ar
rested at St. Paul.
Those two Englishmen who
discovered the source of the Nile,
should come over here and discov
er "'the last ditch."
Tt Every Copperhead d traitor
in the country is ar.i advocate for
M cC lei la n Reason w hy Beca u se
they know the man.
A General Order, issued hy the
var Deriartnieut, changes the
name of the Inv.'Md Corns to the
Veteran Reserve Corps.
? Isaac Fishel, who was recently
sentenced to be shot at Carlisle,
has been pardoned by the 1 resi
dent, on the ground ot insanity.
A i resident Jjincom was unani-
..,. nnA r,!,r ;t L;...f i mously renommatoa -y a rousing
ll.1V, BI1U VIM, U IT Ml I. J Wit. OltliaiUlV . . .It ...
held at leksburar, a lew days atro.
53i3 1)5
5313 102
1618 141
5763 1000
4265 1000
.'00
259
. 155
Lot in Sh ieJJey
I Henry Piek,
He ' G.nle,
lliJ Henry Heck,
Henry Wi re,
SO Henry Beck.
Wm. H. Glenn,
Henry Beck,
lienry Beck,
Annies Mad bee,
Framptou Bell,
Ira A. Cabins
Fire. We regret to leant that
the residence of i!son Hoover of
liwrencc townohip, was destroyed
by fire on Friday morning, March
li.lh, together with all thet4'th:ng
of the family ar.d most of the
household goods, and about HO dol
lars in money. The loss is about
$li)t and willle severely kit by
.Mr. lloover.
Continental Monthly. This
high-toned and eminently popular
magazine, for April, has been duly
received. It is the best work ot
the kind issued in the country
combiniii Literature with sound
National Policv. We commend it
to our readers as a work wort hy of
tne:r patronage, l'nce. 3 a vear.
Address. John F. Trow, 50 Greene
Street, New York.
The State Bounty Bill. The
Bounty Bill.as it is called, has pas-
Fed both branches or . the Legisla
Ac
SO
208
413
41U
42!
129
na
132
80
100
260
427
410
43
404
404
404
213
GO
100
300
Xo.
5926
E0GQ3 TO'STirSHIP.
Per. VrranteesiOrners.
Jamrt Dixnn, Jr.
John Tlmntui,
L'tm-tltte V Turner.
J ! Tlioinan,
A. A. 'Witi'srttrner ir Co.
Win. McCormick,
Nanry IJiggs.
Cran Tiliitttg 4" Pertey.
41 .Maleolm McDonald,
41 Joliu Byer,
Fisher Jr Powell.
90 Bai l)Hr;i Snydtsr,
. Win. Albert Jr Brother.
(Tuoige Hdotnian,
G. W. Gtarhart.
Walter Stewart.
John Modify
Hannah Stewart,
James William.
l'acker & Dvhiiss,
Thorns Been.
Jonas Siiriehieser,
War'
W illiam Morris,
Fisher V Mills.
Barbara Saycier,
John Patton.
BUir rdcLiinaliin,
Tht6. L. Moore,
91 Mary Morris,
Wm. IT Janes.
Charles Crawford,
Win. Wilson,
John Kephiirt,
James Hz D Mease,
20 06
8 63
11 05
84 39
84 33
42 20
21 00
13 SO
Taxes
$4 00
21 54
42 05
4 3 54
44 38
41 38
12 23
13 60
' 5 52
0 90
35 88
14 80
28 30
5 04
27 80
27 86
27 86
15 12
C 90
3 4G
20 70
J. WooTJridge 4- Co.
Ill Patrick Moore,
John Patton.
404 . Ann M Lanahan,
llitkartt Q-jplin.
84 137 Joseph Whitehall,
202 K. Copi.n,
Jmi't Albert.
37 49 Jftsi-f-l; Sutisom.
70 9'J Win. Sahara.
George. Wilson. Jr.
200 Mary M'Lauakan,
A. B. Long.
300 Casper Haines,
281 Gilbert Vnught.
, JT. W. Smith.
200 Jonathan Neshit,
Henry ICeyltart.
SO Jacob Cox,
13 Joseph Harrison,
100 Wiliiani Hoover,
FERGUSOU TOWNSHIP
Ac. . Per. Warrantees, etc..
John Patrhin's Estate.
433 153 Daniel Turner
A. Moore.
108 Matthias Slough,
Cartes Houston.
433 153 George ltoss,
74 Lewis Jordan,
50 Ilirain Passmore,
24 llenr'' Swan,
100 Johh P. Iloyt,
50 Ewsij. Uartsborn,
J5 70
67 08
14 84
28 56
5 27
10 83
23 26
42 39
39 74
28 26
12 74
27 66
14 13
Taxes
$41 43
12 80
75 2
J OB DAW TOWNSHIP.
Ac Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes j
Coooejr & Pt.uteu.
433 153 Richard Peters, $85 21
438 153 Peter Knhn,
433 153 Frerf. Beatea, .
4C3 153 John DnuwooJie,
John Cooper.
274 Adam Kuhu,
325 Ebenezur Brenham,
103 Adam Kubn.
Patekin V S.Mtn.
433 153 Richard Msrtin,
433 153 Thomas Merlin,
333 Uobvrt Martin,
John Patterson.
100 Philip Lot,
Jo'tn Patrhi.
100 Philip Loast, 6
70 Wm. Johnson. " 4
Thomas MeLree.
100 Jona. Jorirx, 13
Ftrongtr Sr Summers.
SI 135 Ww. Johnson, 6
LOOK HERE!!!
? 2J i S03SETHIKG SUBSTAH TI At inLXTMBERCITY
R.1 91 JOHN' M. SPENcER
85 21 i reeent'y evened 1 hep in Lumber City Pa .
where he will keep constantly on hand, and zssb
g., jg Infartnre t. order, all kinds of Tin Sheet, Iron
IfAI'TINt STOVES oonstritIy on hand of
wnica uumoernea wm please take notice. Ur
ders for Spouting, Roofing-, tee, respectfully fo
licited. Repsirin promptly attended to.
Store keepers and dealers supplied at reasona
ble ratj, as he intends keeping none but the best
of workmen, the public may rely 00 Suhxtnrinl
rnorl-. Call at the Substantial Tin Shop and see
for yonrselTes. JOHN M. SPENCER.
Lnmber-city. March 2, 3564.
60 20
CO 20
46 30
6 95
95
87
36!
40
G.w-
CARPENTER, HEASZEYa CO S.
8 69
o 83
3 72
13 58
11 63
KaRTHATS TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees eta. Taxes
Fred ?ri eta ICirtlt&iis.
19fK) 600 Morris fc Stewart. 90 59
1901 77S Morris A Stewart,121 64
1943 507 Morris & Stewart, SO 15
1093 200 Morris t Stewart, 31 63
George Vaitx.
1344 5H 95 Morris A Htewart, 29 50
jjeiuseesor Jo'tn IVtute Usq.
EL00H TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc Taxes
Stticu V Simon Thompson.
3o0 JS icklin A Griffith, 49 10
M.A- iv I', l u. ion.
322
135
100
t:
5
84
700
J 00
50
J. W. Smith,
15 08
S.Kirki Whitmor,21 05
John Seyler, 14 03
epy r .fc Hart-ock 10 4S
Fenton & Spencer, I 42
Levi Cleaver, 15 70
Milegan 65 45
Henry Shafer, 14 03
(i. L. Reed, 7 03 1
of the Governor to become a law,
which whl soon be done. The law
as it passed appears to us to cover
the whole ground, and. counties,
cities, wards, townships, boroughs
or school districts, are authorized
to boiTOW lnoney, assess and collect
me to pay bounties, not exceed
ing ?3u0 a man. .
The Wfather has been unusu
ally changeable within a week pas-t.
On Friday -afternoon and nicht
some 6 or 7 inches of snow felf in
tL:s section, but the warm sun
caused it to disappear so gradually
that, it is rather doubtful-" whether
the streams will rise sufficiently to
make a good raiting flood. The
air has been qyite mild for several
days, buKthis (Wednesday) mora-
ins u is snowing, and, as we go to
press, has reached a depth of about
six inches.
E2ADF0RD TOWNSHIP.
it Br. --
scdoes iiKATH. -J ust as we
to press, we Jeam th.i painful in
telligenee of the sudden death o
John W. Bxoler of this place.
He had e.-nfrom home, and rr-
t ii mil in tJie night and went to bed
&t his father in-laws, Geo. N. Col-
l urn s. lie still being in the room
r-. m o clock, and not answering on
wiiije called, gave rise to a suspi
cion iLat bouietnini? was wronir
ijc u-Mj.-, wcicii was lockea. was
thv.u torced open, and the fact di -cioscd
that life had fled, from some
1 rjvsdentui cause.
' Lfroi" your letter is crowded
out :his week, owing to the publi-
f-.i!..n , t" tl T '- 4 1
timent of the Unseated Lands.
V however, make room for the
i-.'i.wing brief extracts:
'The greatest snow storm of the
-i raaJeirs dthvt daring the
i-'.v and uisht of the 2oth and nior'
minr of the 20th instant. Tho
:wy IC' inches dep at Phii
ii'urg. 19 inches at Osceola, and
'X '""hes on the top of the nioun-
Ma ',iU mori snow tnan we
"d this winter before, all put to-
ivtuc,-. Lumbermen looked jo'-
ousand happj- on Saturday, and
ere as busy as Lees. The pros-
.f u flood was good, but yes-
t'.rlay. Hyperian came out in all
t Ur.ental splendor and the white
.ie, that 'Dame Earth' had
Nt on iMi.i-Icjdy disappeared so
ntiv and slowly that by the time
I , reached his western home.
oi.i lady's balmoral and skel
e;"n Yre v's'''e in places, and
onie doubts as to the snow mak
e ao.1 ion the tapis." . . .
e there is another tadpole
-mporary over the signature
( I i"iil. J 7 T r
?...'" ivea3on. ne is a
--! tiff)-! 1 v. .i 1
- . I' 1 1 I FT-1 Ilr7tl IIK
1 A vote on th rresiueney, ta
ken in the 77th Illinois Kesrt.. at
De Crow's Point, Texas, gave Lin
coln 228, Grant 125, and Under 1.
The Richmond Whig, of the
9lh mst., 111 an article on our re
pulse in Florida, admits that the
rebel force was twice as larsje as
ours.
1 Five thousand men are called
for by advertisement in the Wis
consin papers, to work saw-mills
aud navigate lumber rafts the com
ing season.
.Mrs. White, of Alabama, sister
of Mrs, Linnoln. has reached Sel-
ma'. havin? smusnrled throutrh a
rebel uniform, the buttons of which
were of .gold, worth $40.0.
X One Illinois regiment (the
tilth) w men came home a few week;
ago witli ranks redueed to 3o0 men.
has just returned to the front with
9oO. Illinois beneves in the war.
The Mississippi Valley Sanita
ry Fair will open at St. Louis on
the 17th of May. Gret prenaia-
t on i are being made. O le feature
Avili be a department for lreed m
1! A C'hitfanoogi letter of the
71. mi i 1..--
hi M.v, m . nypcr, aiiiurotyp
t, fell from Point Lookout, or.n
hundred feet, this afcernoon, and
was intantiy killed. He leaves a
wife and family of yciuir children.
His home was in Carroll ville, Iilair
county, Pennsylvania. He almost
a ragged a woman down the awful
precipice with hint.
Ao. Per. Warranted em.
J. W. Smith.
CO Hugh Ely,
A. P. Birger.
35 John Gamaliel!,
Daniel Stewart.
Andrew Pettit,
M ittiew Force.
Maitlnas Stay maker,
John. W. Turner.
Win. Binguam,
John Cowder.
Juniea Duncan,
4 4
U1l)
102
109
48
159
127
85
85
46
IOO
So.
3574
1434
5351
I95
JIall & Buck,
V. B. Holt,
Wru. Graham, Jr.
John Graham,
Moses Bogg. (heirs)
jVeheniiah Mains,
Thou. Holt,
Taxes
$25 79
9 47
10 14
3 57
6 95
12 61
1187
4 76
1 76
3 44
5 61
39
No.
4181
4183
4275
.1271
4271
1309
13 iO
No.
5302
5.T51
1921
1?21
19.5
5366
1923
1929
3647
3643
1337
Ac.
495
350
990
495
495
372
1S3
SOX TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
J. G. Jlnf'rick.
Jaine Wilson vr, 23 63
J. Wilson. (midd!o,)2f 33
James Usou, At a
Z. Picston.
James Wilson , 23 63
Joh'i (' French.
J. Wilson, (W.pt.,) 23 63
Speneei Cr tjnler,
Jainis V litiou,
A' ex Vul.
James W i!f on.
1093
1023
3h53 J
3475
1 Chariest Willink. 6 Q7
83 Charles Wil'ink, 12 25
633 147 Charles Willink, 56 GO
4S J. K. McCoekey, 4
412 ) 93 Arnold Custard,
Ac. )
1655 957 132 He. Mvers A Co 5.1
1097 )
109
1097
109
1096
125 Ezra Pile, 7
ueorge Parkins, 1
50 Reubeu Green, 2
66 Charles Hyck, 3
23 G3
17 92
GIKABD TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Pr. Warrantees cto.
Anson G. PiuJps
KJ0S 'icorge Mead.
110J tJoorge Mead.
Hood ir Co.
23 103 Morris k SUiirt,
A'enzies, Vie! J- Jluiier.
549 lit! Morris t iiatmrt,
533 Morris fc Stewart,
11. A- O Smith
30 (Jeorge Mead.
563 George Mead,
Smith ir Grahi.m.
40 Morris Stewart
Francis Temey.
40 Morris fc Stewart,
Peter Lamm.
117 Morris Stewart.
47 Morris Stewart,
97 103 Morris ft, Stewart,
J. P. Nelson.
1886 50 Morris t Stewart,
Taxes
20 04
21 83
8 12
21 52
19 95
El'ridge, Merrell iV Thompson.
5352 793
5376 1100
5353 1100
5357
1890
1921
No.
1909
lluu
254
50S
94
92
61
56
13
38
63
00
89
34 93
32 S2
21 83
433
200
72
433
200
227
100
129
90
14
KNOX TOWNSHIP
Ter. Warrantees, etc
John Patehin.
153 Eerj. Poult nev.
Vr
'r-jns, Blj,te ir Ferley.
G. Asliion (!' th 11)
Jonathan Foynton.
Thomas Jordan,
A. A. Wineraraer if Co.
153 lsatella Jordan,
Wm. Brown.
Silas Cox,
Isaac Thompson.
G. & M. McCorrnick,
W. 4- J. Catftcart.
Henry Trout,
Powell ir Read.
John Dorsey, 9 88
Thompson&Egelman 19 13
George Bowman, 2 30
Taxes
$66 26
42 OS
11 02
92 65.
15 80
26 09
22 95
Wholesale Dm? & Chemical Warehouse
io.737 Market Street, Philalelpl.ia.
The subscribers keep constantly on hand a large
stock of Drills, M-dicins, Cliemleal, Pharmnren
tiral preparations, and erery other article. wbi.;h
appertains it the business; embracing the most
extensive variety also. Paints. Oils, and IHass of
every description. AH articles purchased from us
can be relied on as being of tn moet superior
quality, and at as low prices as they can be bad
We caa offor such inducements as will wake it
the interest of purchasers to lay in their supplies
from us and give us their future patronage, and
invite all, who visit the city, to call at our estab
lishment All orders addressed to us by mail
will meet with pronopt attention.
GFO. W. CARPENTElt, HENSZEY Co
Feb. 3.-3 m 737 Market Street, Philad e tp h ia.
VALUABLE PUOPERTV AT PRIVATE
SALE. The undersigned is desirous of sell
ing his farm situate in Penn township, Clearfield
county. Pa., one mile from Penn ville, and i mile
from Irishtown. on the road leading to Punxsn
tawncy. containing one hundred acres and allow
ance. Sixty acres of said land are cleared and
in a high state of cultivation, of which 25 acres
are in meadow. There is erected on the premises
a comfortable 1J story housa. a good brn aud
other necefary outbuildings. There is also a
quantity of most excellent Pine and other timber
on the !o.nd. A clear aud iudisputable title will
be given. Terms one third in hand, and the
balance in two equal annual payments secured by
mortgage or judgment bonds. For farther in
formation apply to the subscriber residing on the
premises.
N. E. If the above premises are not sold on or
before the 24th day of March instant, they will be
offered at public sale, in the town of Pennville.on
the 25th day of March, !?54.
March 9. 1864. THOMAS M. MARTIN.
21
tieorge Mead,
Oeorge Mead
tieorge Mead,
Franris Coudrett.
120 Morris Stewart 25 28
Heed 6r Weaver.
100 Morris i Stewart, 20 19
No. Ac. P- r Warrantees etc. Tama
Winegarner if Co.
221 Hugh Jordan, 33 83
413 John Read. 63 20
KLlridze. Morrell Thompson.
13 VI
22 35
23 19
BRADY TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Ge.orse. if Calvin Bailey..
102 34 Roberts A Fox, 1 1 25
F. Bcates Est ,
363 David Kenneday, 40 03
Miles ir Yotti'sr.
670 Jonathan B. Smith. 69 53
J. Freelflinl.
100 Casper Stiver. 6 23
bim tit or Brother.
Christain Lower, 92 01
21
76
:is 501
0
331
35
370
0
323
110
Samuel Ambrose, 5 54
John lunlap; 36 58
(i. A. Weaver, 4 53
Christian Lower, 63 01
J. M. Miller, (heirs) 14 70
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
J. W. Smith or S hirer I if.
137 Morris A Stewart, 8 57
Anun G. Pheln.
5322 1100 Ueorsre Mead, 17
5325 623 George Mead, 9
Amos It . Me.-rM.
George Mead, 41 25
ieorge Mead, 66 25
Ueorce Mead, 125 00
J 11 Fure.ee.
532o 200 Ueorse Mead, ill 83
1334 Thoi. Graham.
1910 J 300 Morris k Stewart, 23 13
Mitheii, Foreee.
383 Morris & Stewart 47 89
lxobeyt Stnrart
152 Motris.t Stewart, 23 25
5293 726 Oeorire Mead.
52J) 1167 47 George Meal.
5297 1213 69 George Mead,
lieisy.
Montgomery
G. H. Gcodfellow, 43 61
Leonard.! llart.-.burn 2 J 0
L. J. Crans, 183
32
235
131
6
MRS. ALLKVS PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
AN1 PRIZES I will send one of rov beau
tiful Photograph Albums, made of the finest Tur
key Morocco, with double heavy gold plaiei ex
tension clasps, and a valuable prise, by express
prepaid, for live dollars.
No one need send the money tf!! they trow
what prise will accompany the Album. Persons
can first send on their names and try their luck.
They wiil be notified by return mail of th result
ot a distribution, when they bare the privilege
of sending for the Album and prize or not-as
they choose, splendid inducements offered to
gents, ladies as well as gentlemen. Full partic
ulars, with circulars, sent by mail. Address
(with stamp for return postage)"Mrs. Lucy Allen,
oox o.hod iiew lOlKvity
P. S Any person who will cut oat this adver
tisement and enMrtsa it in a l.tt tn snmn fi-i.ml
36 (in the army, and notify me of the fact and to
52S9
5290
5291
330
4 W
11UU
200
1923
1922
1
TREASURERS SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS
FOR TAXPS
Tor tho ytrs I si; 2 and 1863.
NOTICE is ubks.bv bi vex, (hat in pur
suar.ee of an Aet of Assembly paed
the 12th uny 01 June. A. ll. 1 S I :. entitled
Au Act to amot.J an Act directing the
uioue i siliing un.seatsii ian.Jj. in Cichi--field
county.' will be e.tnosoil to Public
ale oroutcty. lor the taxes due and
uiipniu uirrcun. nr ine i. mri II U;o in
he borough of t lenrlield. on the Sec
ond .Monuiiy 111 Juno, A. L. loi:
BECCARIA TOWSSEir.
Ao. Per Wirrp.r.tens.to-.vners Taes.
G. D Morgan & Co.
4 0 John M-iiics,
399 40 Ji.hn Witmcr,
39 40 llenrr-Witmrr.
I 112 Ww. Wilson.
163 40 Herman Wi liner,
126 40 Jacob Jlusiersmith,
o m -7.t Iv est on.
162 Kiciiard Mustier. 31 41
$16 28
92 78
92 7S
53 72
8S 39
29 29
Inn .1'. -,.
Area Cod.
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UAEEIED.
iah him a Roy-
b-AA Paw iAIarch 25th 1864
u'rn, radin, Esq. Edmtnd
V.. HfP.u"a field Co. to Miss
. '-XAfcfETof Port 31atDda
u.c-r Co- t"
M.
V xcrryCo. to Misa
Sid cpf2' of Morri3' tp"
csfI tI"611"16 ai Place Mr. An-
fi-Si I? lSth of Morris tp., Clear
, 0 ' "a.
oa March 17th, by A. Krise,
ittll100 aU f Gi
f. u died!
H;ian?T24th' 1864- Joseph
tje,
410 96 Joim Brady, 63 55
210 Wm Bradv, 32 55
27 J 04 E. BUin, ' 43 24
J. W. Smith or P. McKe'han.
433 :53 VVillam Gray,. GG Go
Robert Cowan.
43C 151 John Fordnev, 100 75
S.lr J. ShoJT
44 Brown & Fultc-a, 10 24
John B'jtr
3t0 Jacob Knrg, 65 80
GUI iV Bratttn.
71 80 Joiin Kitland. 15 52
Herman Haupl if Co.
162 US J.icuu Kuig, 21 11
162 118 John Gibson, 21 11
215 73 Rwbtrt Wilson, 33 83
S30 153 Martin Foutz, 5115
296 125 Jac bForrz. Jr. 45 8'J
823 153 GeorMtisser, 50 85
G. L. Herd 4- Co.
426 56 Wm. Miller, 49 03
BURlfSITJS TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
John Patehin.
&02 100 Jh-u Moholson,
5'i03 114 Johu Nicholson.
5004 333 John Nicholson.
79 John Mailer.
l?i Abraham Whitmer,
Hi Ca.-pcr ShalTi-T. jr.
2 0 Daniel Whitraer,
424 John Hubley,
100 Matthias Young,
383 Wm. J'ousman.
203 Mary Kcberts.
76 John Trooper,
150 John Cummings,
2ti4 Martin Mailer
293 .John Purcb,
16 1 Mary Jenkins,
347 John Tre!er,
4i0 Casper sh;i Her,
James Gullahe.r
421 Mary Crawford,
E in 'M Meters.
310 Fred'k Kuhu.
She phy Priestley.
Ill Christian Stake,
150 Jacob Rowland.
CHSST TOWNSHIP
Ao. Per. Warrantees, ew. Taxes
IT. S. Drinlers Estate.
433 153 Alexande Iluott r, $33 14
David McKeelian.
376 Peter IK-rse, 89 76
Drtnler Jr Clark.
433 153 Willi jin Cook, 33 14
Geddes, Marxf, $ Co.
433 153 Joiui Msser, 61 07
James Thompson.
100 31 Henrv Pole. 21 15
140 Fulton, . ' 12 36
John Patehin.
Benj. Young, 32 87
John Boyd, 32 87
Josiah llaynes, 32 87
Thos Harnutwn, 4a o
5324
5326
5327
5.;aj
5330
1911
Fld-ridr. M'trel iV Thompson
1213 67 Georee Moau,
11 00 George Mead,
H 03 120 tieorge Mel,
1100 !corge Mead,
1 100 George Mead,
Richard Shate.
Morris A Stewart
18 33
20 7
61 74
33 24 f
20 97 '-'J
77 91 W6
70 34 103
37 27
13 97 50
27 59
43 51 282
63 82
30 30 130
63 73 217
74 3 ..yc
76 7S 348
20 01 100
135
12 22
16 56 10
100
300
Wm. Mape3.
til 70
68 Tt
6S 75
63 75
6S 75
6 25
14 03
114
114
900 GruomLightnerfcCo.139 50
850 Groi.iii Dickey &Co.l25 55
300 L. VT. Weld, 46 60
433- Simuel .Matthews, 67 13
BELL T0WH3HIP.
Xo. Ac. Per. Warrantees, tto. Taxes
Jacob He-ilhnm,
5613 116 lienry Beck, $ 9 SO
Frederirlc W. Merer t.
5618 101 HenrT B?ck. 8 &J
4287 79 120 llenrv Beck. 6 75
Lewis Smith.
4237 330 73 llenrv Beck! 27 83
171 Henrv Beck. 15 06
4237 93 97 Henrv Beck. 7 90
John P. Hunt.
3565 131 113 John Ficholson. . 13 65
Arthur BeJl,
433 Bsnj. Gibbt, 56 5?
311
100
313
433
Co 3
3'J8
95
4ia
256
22
100
248
No.
Martin Worthington, 35 25
Wru. Wilson, 42 09
John Witnier, 9 54
James Pace. 43 98
Miller & Christ 40 62
Miller & Christ 4 67
David Cathcart, f 81
John Tizer. 17 48
COVIWGTOIT TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Per. Warrantees, eto Taxes
Frederick Kantian.
1S9 57S Morris 4Ktewart.S55 65
1899 890 Morris 4 Stewart, 103 35
1902 899 Morris k Stewart, 103 35
1942 545 Morris & Stewart, 55 65
Peter Lamm.
1892 200 Morris & Stewart, 15 90
Richard Shaw.
1391 233 Morns Stewart, 22 51
H.ifO. Smith.
5367 -250 George ilead, 19 83
Eldrtdge, Me.rreil if Thompson.
5377 1100 George Mead, 43 75
431
336
100
Ao.
ion
G.
236
214
400
No.
5673 1041
5674 1041
GRAHAM TOWlfSHIP.
Per. Warrantees eto. Taxes
T. Cope, $2d 88
Menzies Vieje (V- Mathers.
James Milligan, 17 22
Samuel Lansoerry .
George Moore, 18 20
H. Chance
John i ry Jr. 1 99
Hippie. French if Co.
Joeii!i Simons, 50 10
J P. Nelson ir Co.
Ruten H.iines, 23 1
Jacob King. 36 23
tieorge Wolzel, 06 15
Jo.h-ii ii.iriisnii, 58 13
Joteph Wi nnery.
Charles Hall, 16 70
Thos. Dtincason, 25 05
P Off den.
Wm. H. West, 10 45
Amos Borncman.
Jijman Ciatz, 83 50
Kobert Shaw, 54 30
Henry II. Bsrutimn.
Kobeit Shaw, 19 21
Ac.
272
170
333
170
438
105
100
90
407
214
231
112
222
150
421
125
400
500
M0RBIS TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxe;
E. C. Barton.
16 Koliurt Glenn, $25 89
G. D. Morgan or C. Mnnson.
141 Patrick Havs, 16 2i
Adam Mayer.
153 Robert Kainev. 31 7t5
W. ir J. Huff.
Blair M Lanahan, 10 80
Porter if Levi.
Wm. Stewart. 41 73
J. P. Nelson if Co.
James Wilson, 9 98
Robert Moms, 9 53
Wm. Morns. 8 59
Ross. Shott- Co.
139 Richard K. Smith, 25 89
J. J. Lilirre.
Jamrt Smitii, 7 77
Robert Thomas.
Christopher Baker, 7 32
J times 11 nhts r Co.
- jiynian u-ratz, 7 13
R. M. Shaw if Co.
Simon Gratz, 21 14
George Crawford.
Hillary Bker, 14 30
Ed. Perls if Co
Jesse Yaruell. 40 08
GI7ELICH TOWNSHIP.
Per. "SWarrantees. etc
Henry B. Wright
John Witmer. S
D. Morgan ir Co or G. Htgarty.
lienj. Wilson,
Taxes
05
5675
5066
5067
4257
4902
4235
4226
4229
1239
4236
4225
1041
990
877
5061 113
Wm. B. najrerty.
A G Fax if Souder,'
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Per. Warrantees eto.
John B. Otto.
Mcoro Si Deiany.
Moore t Delany.
Moore & Delauy,
W'uu. Foweii,
Wta. Towell.
Wjit. Parker.
883 15 James WiJoa.
Penn Lnwher ir Co.
420 WMLelsi Wiliiuk,
U.S. LanACo.
986 Jsmes Wilson.
990 James Wilson,
965 123-Tstnes Wilson,
537 James Wiiawu,
490 Jame; Wilson,
740 James Wilson,
Wm. R. David.
49 27
53 63
23 40
Georgo Gates,
Isaac Far low,
Peter Yarnell,
PENN T0WN3HIP.
Ac. Per. Wrarreritees. eto.
63 Elijah Heath,
E0 Patrick HagerK,
PIKE TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc.
James Hopkins
1020 64 John Nicholson,
NI9 41 John Nicholson,
6S3 64 John Nicholson,
S2J 64 John Nicholson.
. M C. Eiias.
4252 957 85 James Wilson.
Jonathan Boynton.
145 Tho's, Jordan,
Alfred A Long.
135 Thomas Ma tree,
R. iv. Me Haul.
Ill Z. Bailey.
460 Z. MKauI.
296 K. W. McNaul,
70 S. B'adzot.
5777 1020 24 John Nicholson.
23 John P. Iloyt.
450 Daniel Bailey,
4
12
No.
5902
No.
5733
5785
5774
5775
'28 58
Taxes
9i 98
6 20
Ta
xes
5773
1429
m. irTrer;,
2ECATTJB TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Per. Warrantees, eto. . Taxes
Fitch if Boynton. "
198 J Joseph Harrison, $27 72
Janus McGirk's Estate.
391 159 Thomas Billington. 65. 36
Piter Owens.
404 Charles Risk, 57 10
Fit eh A- Bo'Vton.
375 E. Shoemaker,
101 E. Shoemaker,
IT. Thayer if X. Lisson.
5063 29S W,n. Powers,
W. B. Gordan. '.
4225 250 James Wilson, '
4233 5?0 James Wilson,
Thomas Holt.
5064 810 Wni. Powers, "
Wm. Irvtn,
4255 839 James Wilson,
5670 1041 80 Moore & Delaney,
6671 1041 80 Moore t Pe'.auey.
5672 347 27 Moore A Delaney,
200
195
J. O. Ridder, ""
DTid Caldwell,
Taxes
162 64
K.2 64
162 64
154 71
137 07
111 01
SO 75
123 26
123 75
120 63
63 33
61 25
9ft 50
13 32
46 88
12 64
37 26
31 25
64 50
50 63
29 83
65 06
65 06
13 75
$21 86
74 S3
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
t Ac. i'er. Warrantees etc
A. B. Long.
433 153 John Vanjrht,
455 159 Jonathan Walls.
433 153 John Roll,
100 Wm. Wilson,
Dr. James Locke,
420 120 Henry Drinker,
240 Wm. Drinker,
S. P. Shvffif Co.
443 77 Samuel Emlen,
215 & Thos. Neil,
Samuel Hagerty,
355 Mary Neil,
100 B?nj. Johnson,
300 Mary Connelly,
Wm B. Alexander ir Co.
100 Roland Evans.
Wm. Albert if Bro.
121 . Eli Hootman,
. Dr.D. Iloutz.
433 153 Philip Loast,
433 153 Jacob R. Howell,
433 15 Wn. Johnson,
100 63 George Bnckham,
30 Price A. Kowlea,
Thomas Robins.
170. Peter Lowder,
91 Charles Lowder
Jos. Smith Irvin ir Co.
186 Mary Landith,
Wirt. Moore ir Wolfe.
218 ChanceyRicketta,
189 ! Isaac Wilson,
41 79
34 25
27 40
30 83
46 26
19 87
33 01
1 91
7 90
5 08
6 17
47 95
3 43
13 70
Taxes
44 19
46 55
44 19
10 20
42 80
24 45
29 13
21 92
10 84
5 07
8 15
10 20
12 23
41 10
44 10
44 10
10 20
4 08
16 30
8 15
14 28
17 77
15 40
whom sent, shall receive by return mail a beaati-
mi ana exact lite pbotoerranh ol Maior General
Orant, worth at retail 40 cents. A single stamp
win answer ootn tor tne return rnotograpa and
inai or iiick, as ootn can tt sentrn one letter.
March 9lh. 164. MRS. ALLEN.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REV.
JJNUE ANNUAL TAXES FOB 1864.
The attention of tax-payers is hereby called to the
provisions of the United States Excise Law rela
tive to the assessment of annual taxes.
By the sixth section of the act of July 1, 1862, it
is made the duty of all persons, partnerships, firms,
associations, or corporations, made liable to any
annual duty, license, or tax, on or before the first
Monday of May in each year, to make a list or re
turn to the Assistant Assessor of the District
where located of the amount of annual income,
tho articles or objects charged with a special tax.
and the business or occupation liable to pay any
license.
Every person who shall fail to make such re
turn by the day specified will be liable to te as-sesK-si
by the Assessor according to the best infor
mation which he can obtain; and in such casa the
Assessor is required to add fifty per centaqtkto the
amount of the items of such liit.
Kvery person who shall deliver to an Assessor
anjr hi or irauauieni nsi or statement, with in
tent to evade tne valuation or enumeration
required by law, is subject to anneof five hnn.l .-H
dollars; and in 6ueh case the list will be made out
oy tne Assessor or Assistant Assessor, anil from
trie valuation and enumeration so made there oan
oe no appeal.
t'ayment ot the annual taxes, except t'oose for
licenses, win not to demanded until the thirtieth
day of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make re
turn, ana ail nece?sary information , will be fur
ninhed by W. J. Hemphill. Assistant Assessor for
the 6th Division, to whom the return ishnnlrl h
delivered on or before the first Monday of May, at
cis omce in curwensville,
D. LIVINGSTON.
V. S. Assessor 19tb District.
Curwensville. March 2d. 136-1.
NOT ALCOHOLIC.
A Highly Concentr&ted
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A PCRS TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BT
Dr. C. H. Jackson,- rhiiad'a,- P&.
Will effe?reny cure Liver Complaint DvpPa,
JauDdioe. Chronic or Nervous Debility, Dif
eases of the Kidneys, and all diseases ari
sing from a disordered Liver or Stom
ach, such as Constipation. Inward
Piles. Fulness or blood to the
Read. Acidity cf the Stomach. Nausea, Heartburn.
Disgust for Food, Fulners or Weight ia the
fctoirach. Sour Eructations, Sinking or
Fluttering at the Pit of tho Stomach,
Swimming of the iiesd. Hurried
aaJ Dinieult UreathiDg. Flut
tering at the Heart. Choking, or SufToctlny Sen
sations when in a lying posture. Dimness of
Vision. Dots or Webs before the Sight.!?
ver and Dull Pain in the Head, DeS
ciencyof Perspiration, Yellow-
ness of the Skin and Eyes.
Pain in the Side. Back. Chest, Limbs, Ac, Sudden
Flushes of Heat, Burning in the, Flesh,
Constant Imaginings of Evil, and
great Depression of Spirits.
From Rev. J. Newton Broken, D. D. Editor
the Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines irt general, through distrust of
tneir ingrearonts and effects; I yet know of bo
suaKMent reasons why a man may not testify tn
the benefits he believes himself to have received
Trom any sia.plo preparation in the hope th&tktf
may thus contribute to the bineSt of others.
I do this the wore readily in regard to Hoof-"
land s-German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.
Jackson, of this city, because I was prejudiced a
gaint them for many years, under the impres
sion tkat they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
I am indebud t my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Esq , fur the removal of this prejudice by proper
tests, an 1 for encouragement to try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debility.
The use of three bettlesof thesa Bitters, at th
beginning of the present year, wks ftdlowed by
evident relief, aud restoration to a degree of bod
ily and mental vigor which I had not felt for si
months before, and had almost despaired of re
gaining. I therefore thank God aad my friend
for directing me to the uie of them.
Phiiaa., June, 23, 1861. J. iE wtost Bro-wv.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There are maty preparations sold nnder th
nam ot Enters, put up in quart bottles, compoun
ded of the cheapest whiskey or common rum. cos
ting from 20 to 40 cents per gallon, the taste dis
guised by Anise cr Coriander Seed.
This cUss of Bit-ershaseaused and will contin
ue to caue, as lonj; as they oan be sold, hundreds
to uie the death of the drunkard. By their oh
the system is kept Coutiscally under the influ
ence of Alcohoiiv Stimulants of the worstkind.th
desire for I-ionoris created and kept up. and tb"
result is all the horrors attendant upon a drunk
ard's life and deatV.
For those who desire and will have a Liquor
Bitters, we publish the followiug reoeipt. Get
One Bottle Hoofiand's German Biueet and mix
wirh Three Quarts of Gold Brandy or Whiskey,
and the result wiir be a preparation that will far
excel in medioinal. virtues and true exeelleno
any of the numerous Liquor Bitters in the mark
et, and will cost much less. You will save all
the virtues of Hoofland's Bitters in cttnnectiotr
with a good artkle of Liq-uor.at armucB Uss prioa
than these inferior preparations will cost yon.
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS t
AND TI1E FRIENDS OF SOLDIEB3.
We oall the attention of all having relation or'
friends in the army to the fact that ' HoortAsn'a
German Bitter'' will cure nine tenths of the dis
eases induced by exposures and privations inoi
dent tacarop Hfo. In the lists, ouhlishnd iln,
daily in the newspapers, on tbe Arrival of the
sick, it will be noticed that a very large propor
tion are suffering from debility. Every ease of
that kind can be readily cured by ITooKaDd's Ger
man Bitters. Datraes fesulting from disorder
of the digestive organs sre ?DetfilT remmtif W
have no hesitation in stating that, if these Bitter
were freely wd among our soldiers, hundreds of
lives might be saved that otherwise will be lost.
He eall particular aUoaticmto the following
markable and til authenticated cure of one U
nation's heroes, whose life, to use hi owa lan
guage, '-has been sived by tho Bitters ;
pAtLADELpaiA, August 23rd, 1862-
Me.'srs. Jones ir Evans. Well, pentlnmxn
Hooflaud's German Bitters has saved my life.
There is no mistake in this. It ia nmrfc? r.-w
by numbers of in y comrades, some of whoaa nm
are appended, and who were fully cognisant of
all the circumstances of my case. I m, and
have born tor tbe last four years, a member of
Sherman's ceielrated battery, and under the iai-
"WHAT IS IT?"
GREAT EXCITEMENT IS GLZrf HOPE, PA.
IVKRrBODV SErMS PLEASED.
AndV7Iiv Should They Not Be ?
Surely, the people in that section of Clearfield
county have great reason to be rejoiced over
the pleasing announcement that
JOHN KOBSON
has just opened in his New Store Room, the lare-
fest and best selected stock of good ever brought
iu mm jjiiri ui me eouuiy oi viearneia.
ew s toils a;jd hew goods.
1 he undersigned having removed bis store to
ais ew vuiiamg on rine street. GIn Hone, on
posite tho '-Union House," is now opening and of
fering to the public the largest and best selected
stooK oi seasonable goods ever offered in this
place aca neighborhood, and will be sold at pri
ces to suit the times.
His Stock embraces Dry-Goods, Notions, Hard
ware, Queens-ware, Boots, Shoe. Hats and Caps,
Ready made clothing, Paints. Oils, Glass. Nails.
Bacon, Fish, Flour, Salt; Willow, Stone and Earthen-ware,
and Stoves.
OF DRY-GOODS, he has Cloths. Cassimeri. Sat
tinetts, Tweeds, Vesting, Flannels, Shirtings,
Prints. Coburg cloth. Alpacas. Do Laines. Ging
hams, Chinta. Kerchief. Nubias, Son tags,-Nankin,
Lawns, Linen, Lace Edzinirs. Collars. Trim
mings, Braids, Vails, eto.
; ' C. KRATZER, TrwiVr.
Cfrfield, Mircb 30, '64.
OF HARDWARE, he has axes, saws, chisels,
knives and forks, locks, hinges, screws, augers,
hammers, caiis, spikes. Stoves of various pattern
tatter
j - n . .
mu sizes, uat irons, eto
OF GROCERIES, he has cofTee, sugar, molas
ses, teas, rice, pepper, cinamon, cloves, Flour
hams, sides, shoulders, fish, etc. . '
OF QCEENSWARE, he has tea sets, cups and
saucers.. cream iugs, tea and coffee pots, pitchers,
bowls, plates, dishes, eUl.
OF CLOTHING, he has coata. pants, vesta, un
dershirts, shirts, drawers, neck-tie, gloves, sucks,
hats, caps, boots, shoes, etc.
All the above, aud numerous other artis'es, for
sale cheap for cash, or exchanged for ail kinds of
lumber aud country produce. . .
Remember, that I am receiving raitd w.it
from Baltimore, - Philadelphia, New York and
Pittsburg, and that any zooda n h fnm;.),..!
on very short notice. , . -
Call and exan.fne the goods and prices and sat
isfy yoarselves of the utility of buying t
GiMfiop. Bwnhi M, 1e6S.
mediate command of Cant. K B. Avres. ThroByh
the expo sure Attendant upon my duties, I was
attacked in November last with inflammation of
tho lungs, and was for seventy-two davs in the"
hospital. This was followed by great'debility.
heightened by an attack of dysentery. I was then
removed from the White House, and sent to this
city on board the Steaiaer "State of Mame.' from
which I landed on the 28th of June. Since that
time 1 have been about as low as any one could
be and still retain a soark of vit&lit-r rr
week cr xaore I was scarcely able to swallow any
thing, and if I did force a morsel down, it was
1 could not even keen a class of w&tir n .
stomach. Life eould not last under these oiream-
stances; ami, accordingly, the phvsloians who
hAd been working faithfully, thoug'b unsuccess
fully, -to rescue me from the grasn of tho dreed
Archer, frankly told mo they could do no mors
for me, and advised me to sea a clerTm.. .
to make such disposition of my limited fund as
best suited me. An acnnaintan- .i
at the hospital. Mr. Frederick Stein born, of Sixth
below Arch Street, advised
to try your Bitters, and kindly procured a bottle.
From the time I commenced taking them tbe
gloomy shadow of death receded, and I am now
thank God for it. eettine better. Though r h
two Dotties. t nave gamed ten pounds,
and I feel sanguine of being permitted to rejoin
ay wife and daughter, from whom I have heard
nothing for eighteen months: for. gentlemen, I -am
a loyal Virginian, from the vicinity of Front
Royal. To your invaluable Bitters I owo tho cer
tainty of life which baa taken place of vague fear
to your Bitters will 1 owe tho glorious privi
lege of again clasping to my bosom thos who are
dearest to me in life.
Very truly yours, Isaac Malonb.
We fully eoncur in tho truth of the above state
ment. ai we had despaired of seeing our eomrade.'
Mr. Malone, restored to health.
Jou CcnoLKBACK, 1st New York Battery
Go. A. Ackljcv, Co. C, 1 1th Maine.
Lewis Chevalier. 3 2d New York
I. E.Spenckr, 1st Artillery, Battery P.
J. B. Fasewbll, Co. B, 3d Vermont.
llEsnr B. Jebuxe, Co. B, Sd Vermont.
Hexrv T Macdon-ald, Co. C. 6th MjUna.
Joh.1 F. VTaed, Co. E, 5tb Maire.
Herman Ko. k. Co. H, 72d vork.
Nathaniel B.TBOWAS.Co.ir, 95th Penn'a.
AsDRKwr J. Kiif ball, Co., A, 3d Vermont.
Joh Jkskiss, Co. R, lOdth Pena'a. -
BEWARE" OP COUNTERFEITS I
bee tnat the stenitrar nf.m. i j :
the scrapper ot eaon botUe. ,
TRICE P ER BO TTLE 75 CENTS
e-i. ,?R IiAI-F FOR 4 00.
Should your nearest drurtriat nm k.
tide, do not be put off by any of tie iatoxioatinr
preparation that may bo offered in its place but
send to us, aad wa wiil for waxd,o wily paeked
by express. . r
Principal Office and Manufactory. Na. Ml a mu
Street. ; y JONES k EVANS.
(Saocessorsto C. M. Jackson A Co.,) Propriotora.
ryFor Sale by Kaitswiuk A Hnnn n c.u
'm?.dP nd Dealers in every tawsl .
in tho United States. - ij-i- a is "
flOOK STOVES
. . - f.v. iiiur.
www,) ana stove pipe, for sala
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