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hi
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"MARCH 28, 1866.
Divine Services. Rev. Arch
r will preach in the Presbyterian
church, morning and evening, on
Sunday, April 1st
Rev Setubower will preach in the
Baptist church, on Sunday even-
kfU'jflonroe wfli preach in the
M. E. church, on Sunday inoruing,
April 1st. . - --
To Advebtisebs. Several year
ly advertisements, intended for this
igne, have been crowded out. Will
appear next week.
Unseated Lands. In another
eoluuinwill be found a list of the
undated lands, which are to be sold
for taxes remaining unpaid for 1 864
and 1805. -
Change of Time. By reference
to our advertising columns it will
ba seen that the sale of G. P. Gue
lich's property, has been postponed
to the 10th of April
CBAiaa. We direct the atten
tion of persons in want of chairs to
the advertisement of John Trout
man, who has a fine stock on hand
at present, which ha will sell at
moderate prices.. ....
Mnvisa Time Such of our
lubscrilers as may change their
places of residence on tne 1st ot A
iiril, will please inform us of the
fact, so that we can direct their" pa
pers to the proper post office . ,
PiTROLEtM. We publish, to-
s?a tha aJmirtiuPTtlPllt. ftf t.llA l?f.
no Oil and Land Company, to which
we direct the attention of our read
ers. The company seems to be a
sound institution, and worthy the
attention or those who wish to in
rest in oil stock. -
Look WELL-the Mendeville Re
publican and Franklin Citizen, in
their new dresses. ' We hope our
republican friends in Crawford and
Venango counties will properly ap
preciate the improvements made in
their county papers, bv largely in
creasing their circulation, and use
fulness. , .
Horrible Tragedy. 'In the
absence of Mr. and Mre. Todd from
their home at Paris, Jennings coun
ty Indiana, a short time since, a
man named v asn oage went to tne
house and stole a pocket-book that
he supposed contained money which
Mr. Todd had iust : received from
the sale of his farm. He then, to
conceal his crime, beat three little
children in a horrible manner, and
left them for dead. One of them
has since died, but the other two
recovered and revealed the circum
stances of the terrible affair, nnd
Sage was arrested. By a singular
blunder he took tne wrong poctet-
book, leaving the one with the
monev in it untouched. The stolen
property was found on his person,
and he confessed the shocking
deed.
A lady has been appointed post
mistress in llightown, Virginia,
because she is the only person in
the place who can take the oath.
A New York merchant lately
lost $22,000 between Chicago and
Detroit, probably by pick-pockets.
.
The Greenville Arnus reports
the finding of a deposit of lead in
Mercer county.
The next State Fair ot Ohio will
be held at Dayton, in September,
rpREASUUER'S SALE
: OF UNSEATED LANDS
FOR TAXES
For 18(35 and previous years.
NOTICE is bkiiebt GIVE, that in
Dnrsuanceof an Act of Assembly pass-
oil the 12th day of June. A. D. 1315. en
titled "An Act to amend an aci uiroci
ing the mode of selling unseated lands,
in Clearfield county," and the several
supplements thereto. ther will be ex
posed, to Public Sale or outcry, the fol
lowing tracts of unseated lands in said
county, for the taxes due and unpaid
thereon, at the Court House in the Bor
ough of Clearfield, on the Second Mon
day of June, A. D. ltintj : .
The Weather. Since our last
Issue the weather has been quite
cold and rough, with a little snow.
Very little rafting has been done
withiu the last eight, days, and the
prospect for running is not very en
couraging at present. Most of the
enow has disappeared, and hence it
will require copious raius to raise
the streams sufficiently high for
rafting.
I
COURT PROCEEDINGS. ' ';
Court met on Monday morning,
March 19th, 1S66. Present, Asso
ciate Judges Foley and Thompsou
who received the returns of Con
stables, and then adjourned to meet
on Tuesday morning.
Tuesday morning. Court met,
when it was announced that Judge
Linn would not be present being
detained by sickness. The" 'Asso
ciate Judges then took up the sev
eral petitions: relating to roads, li
censes, etc., which were xliaposed
f as follows: -
Soad Hatters.
Petitions. For a road from
mouth of Ilazlctt's run to a point
on Ponnville and Punxsutawney
road. Viewers, Alex. Irvin, Win.
T. Gilbert, Hiram MX'linseyi
For a private road from near Al
leman KUinger's to the turnpike
road at or near John Itumbargcr's
farm. Viewers, It. Lather, D.
boodlander, Jos. Postlethwaite. .
Confirmed Absolutely. A
road from Hcgarty's X Roads to
the turnpike road near the forki of
Muddy run in Beccaria township.
A road leading from the mouth
of Bald Hill run to Francis (Joa
triet's mill in Girard township.
Change of township line between
the towuships of Beccaria and Jor
dan, for school and other public bu
siness. Confirmed Ni. Sl A road
leading from Blane's schoolhouse
to intersect the road leading from
Ltahville to the mouth of Witmer
run between the farms of Jesse
llliams and James Haines in Bec
caria township.
A road from Samuel Troy's to
lkockton in Union township.
Continued. To vacate road
eading from Levi Hubler's to Wil
liam P. S meal' s in Graham twp.
.Referred Back Order to
view road from John Klein's to road
leading from John Strasser's to the
German settlement.
. Order to review road leading
from M. I. Wallace's to road op-posite-Maitin
Kline's iu Lawrence
tp., and to vacate part of road
from said Wallace's to Lick Run.
Taviira Licenses, etc.
The following are the" licessea
panted, tc wit : Tavern to R. J.
Haynes, ). Johnson, Wm. M.
Jeffries, J. P. Nelson, IT. JL Kep
bart, T. V. Boalich, D. CWin,
Louisa Mason, J. Sheeser, J. S.
ludebach, Isaiah Wall. D. Whit
toer, Joseph Kirk, D. H. Paulha
wus, J. p. Bloom, T. Robison, 1).
S. Plotner. S. C. Hepburn, L.
Mood, V. Schwem, Jr., W. 11.
Wcbnson, F. Korb, and C Hen
Mercantile to Wm. Albert,
J- Mossop, and W. Lloyd.
2f o further business being brought
oelore the Associate Judges, Court
W,M adjourned to meet again oo the
:?iy of May.' 1866, (being
tbegtudayofthe month.
43
140
CI
9t
47
144
70
60
82
76 80
Ac.
58
141
68
30
169
176
244
. 2
6
232
150
166
100
410
210
592
3J9
399
231
195
162
1G2
215
91
162
330
296
328
74
433
433
44
71
360
80
126
800
No.
BECCABIA TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc Taxes,
Peter Miller,
John Mailer,
Fred'te Hubley,
John liuifiaan,
Fred'k. llowman,
John Beam,
Jeremiah Moshcr,
Thomas Billiogton, 120 61
Thomas Billiogton. 12 37
Sarah Billiogton,
Philip Mysincope,
John Mysincope,
John Funic,
FretTk Hubley,
Michael Musser,
John Brady,
Wm. Brady,
$28 64
69 66
43 26
12 t3
14 90
83 46
84 15
2 77
114 66
74 D6
82 01
49 38
34 40
152 32
68 49
J.Biain&E. BLiin. 112 78
40 Jolin Wittner, " 197 04
40 Henry Witmer, ISj 91
112 Win. Wilson, 112 17
40 Herman Witmer, 44 81
116 Jacob Krug, 55 58
116 John Gibson, 43 91
73 Robert Wilson. ' 85 80
1)1 Jeremiah Moshor, 37 yti
116 Peter Getz, 62 57
153 Martin Fantz, 101 04
125 .Jacob Fantz, Jr. 91 18
153 Geo. Musser, - 101 03
32 Thomas Gibson, 29 90
153 David Barton, 119 11-
153 Jobn Fordner, . 214 04
Brown and Fulton, 21 74
80 John Ketland, 35 16
Jacob Krug, 115 17
Wm. Plunket, 14 81
40 Jacob Mussersinith, 62 28
Wn. Miller, 64 30
BELL T0WITSHI?.
Ac.' Per. 'Warranteesetc.
Taxes
BKADF0RD TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per- Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
346 60 Hngh Ely, $52 92
102 35 ' Jofrt Campbell,- ! 21 69
159 . . Hall & Buckr 24 96
437 17 Polly & M'LaDahan,48 23
48 Mat. Slaymakt-r,-' '8 94
SO k Mat. Slymaker, . . B 81
85 " Win. Grabaw. Jr. 15 79
85- Jno. ilauna, -
75 . Benj. Oliver,
46 Moses Boggs' Heirs,
225 J aces Duncan,
100 Xcheniiah Maines,
1 Thomas Holt,
64 David Maines,
100 " Joseph Powell,
50 Dani-il Grabara,
20 Lncinda Graham,.
50 Horatio D. Hall,
25 . John Harrier,
175 John Vaughn,
46 "John G. Gray,
BBADY TOWNSHIP.
16 79
14 97
4 30
33 71
16 56
. 1 11
9 28
G 35
6 75
2 54
6 35
3 18
22 23
5 85
561 S 101 Henry Beck, $19 70
4257 73 120 bleary Bock, . 19 23
42S7 3IIU 73 Henry Beck, 90 59
' 171 Henry Beck, - . 81 M
' 93 ,96 Henry Beck, , 73 42
5760 113; Henry Beck, 13 26
42S7 93 97 Henrj Beck, 12 OH
00 J as. M'Chee, 58 56
433". Benj. ttibbs, 113 S3
56i9 142 20 Henry Beck, 34 43
" 155 Ira A. Sebins, J3 12
42S7 93 97 Henry Beck; ' 12 06
5905 102 32 NicklinA Griffith,' 16 45
590S 31 12S Nicklin 4 Griffith. 5 03
5907 90 NicKlin A Griffith, 14 52
5619 171 118 Henry Beok,-, 22 J2
428 100 Henry Beck, 24 21
5904 1000 yickiin & Griffith, 242 12
5905 1000 Nicklin Griffith, 210 90
5907 1300 Nicklin A Griffith, 224 33
591S 1100 NioklinAGriffith.247 65
5919 993 Nicklin A Griffitn, 233 75
5007 920 Aicklin A Griffith, 210 52
6910 350 NicklinA-Griffith, 81 84
5911' 253 . Nicklin A Griffith, 6154
59:3 10rt , Nicklin A Griffith, 25 64
5915 767 Nicklin A Griffith, 165 03
5921 1100 Niculin A Griffith, 266 36
5766 1000- Henry Beck, i 12107
4286 663 . Henry Beck, i 89 21
B0GQ3 TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Wat ran tees. etc. Taxes.
39 John Thomas, $8 42
208 ' Jobn Thomas, 45 59
234 76 Joseph Drinker, 43 63
413 Wm. McCormick, 98 57
440 Nancy Boggs, 107 93
429 41 Malcolm M'Donald, 103 24
429 41 John Byers, 103 24
119 90 .Barbara Snyder, 23 60
132 George Hootman, 33 71
457 : George Ayres,- 65 66
427 31 Wm. Troutwine, ' 65 66
400 John Kean, 61 50
75 John E. Shaw, 13 86
63 ; Luke Kvler, 4 37
2C6 Joseph Ball, 71 84
158 61 Jobn Montgomery, 39 39
95 148 Richard Thomas, 25 64
49 Barbara Snyder, . 11 75
0 Wm. Wilson, " 8 25
205 Thomas Smith, 40 90
100 , John Kephart, . . 15 43
300 ! : J. & Thos. Meese, 42 00
160 liicDard Waple, 14 04
No.
5928
BLOOM TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Per.- Warrantees, etc.
Taxea
295 Nicklin A Griffith. 79 32
, j 322 J. W.Smith, - 49 99
100 Jobb Beyler, - 233
50 Geo. L. Head, 12 19
5 Fenton A Spencer, 2 05
84 Levi Cleaver, 26 51
3611 111 KobertsAFox, 25 63
3590 1005 159 Huberts A Fox 172 19
3616 100 'Jacob Bilger, 24 3
20 . David Irwins Est.. 31 23
75 Neiper A Hartsock 9 92
' H'O ' John r. Dale, 11 10
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
490 308 Wm. Kirkpatrick,87 32
3574 102 34 Hoberts A Fox, 31 89
626 215 Conrad Long, 59 80
5861 .670 J -B. Smith, 329 67
5S77'
5879 '. "'
58SI 846 Henry Wykoff, 355 72
5386 J
195 77- . Casper Stiver. 24 13
218 501 Christian Lower, 216 50
2009 650 Hoberts A Fox, 319 81
13 521 Christian Lower. 256 02
110 370 Christ Lower, 84 05
80 J. M. Miller's hr"s 37 02
100 J- W.Fraith.(V. p. 11 45
25 Z. S. AVelch, 10 95
100 Baum. 23 40
50 - McUairy,. H 70
BUBNS1DE TOWNSHIP.
No Ac. Per Warrantees, etc Taxes
303 JohnJouea, $116 25
303 James Chapman, 116 25
290 Benj Trasnall, 101 93
3li0 Jerre Williamson, 101 67
424 Mary Crawford 123 27
311 Town'dSpackman, 174 47
298 Rebecca Brown. 153 86
111 Christian Stake, 34 33
100 Leonard Hollis, 17 55
293 John Birch. 60 02
150 John Cuintnings, 30 71
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
Ac Per. -Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
258 James Ross, $80 13
100 31 Henrv Pole, 48 22
140 Fulton, 82 65
L90 164 Christian Roher, 78 82
256 Miller & Christ, 100" 84
22 MiUer & Christ, 10 04
108 - Jonathan Kephart, 27 05
50 Nicholas Uagy, 5 18
200 M'HaBeyfc Mitchell, 45 65
248 John Tirert, 20 70
100 , John Brenneman, 23 32
61 . H. & J. B re th, 1257
COVINGTON TOWNSHIP.
No. Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc. Tares
1891 t0 72 Morris A Stewart. $75 42
1S93 4S3 47 Morris A Stewart. 57 07
1910 175 122 Morris A Stewart; 20 66
3549 70 30 Morris A Sfewart, 8 2H
5367 250 George Mead, . 49 25
5377 J 100 Gmrge Mead, 180 03
350 John Brifl. ' 12 52
1941 J83 Banuoy A B.irnot, 9 87
100 J no J. Pickitrdr, 15 16
80 J no. J. Pickar lt, 1144
, 127 Emery A HciU-r, 9 03
EECATUB T0W!f3HIP.
Ac. Per. Wainuitees, etc. Taxes.
417 124 Thos. P. Cope, $163 06
211 47 John Drinker; ' 94 16
123 ' John, Sty ion, 56 09
4L8 137 Kichl Thomas, , 159-57
358 137 Jacob Downing, ; 140 02
203 loft , Hufh Ely,, . , 79 16
210 70 Henrv Drinker, . 2 15
49 Beij. Wilson, i 20 51
106 1 f '5 Jos. Hiiilton, - 41 33
49 41 Jobn Skvron, 9 23
167 138 Thos. C. Cope, 65 '28
46 Win. Montgomery, 17 90
262 L. Josph Sansotn, 102 41
78 Jobn C-iMion. 24 01
97 Thomas Edinundson, SS 25
67 107 Geo. Grail-, 26 40
208 64 Wm. Sansom, . 81 33
433 60 John Anderson, 169 23
152 60 Gijbert Vought, 59 42
391 159 Thos. Islington, 152 89
10C Thos. Stewattson, 39 07
108 Jacob Downing, -- 39 24
37 49 Joseph Sansotn, 10 65
76 99 Wm. Sansom, 29 80
100,- Samuel Kav, 40 07
303 147 - Thos. Edinundson, 125 24
90 John Diinker, 35 17
100 " Jonathan Krphart, 17 47
300 Casper Haines, f 140 34
281 , . Gilbert V'aiigbt. .109 80
195 Jot-ph Harrison, 7118
198 80 Joseph Harrison, 77 04
100 Wm. Hooverj , 40 07
50 Joseph Uariison, 20 45
200 Jonathan Nesbit, " 45 20
125 , A. J. Goss. 28 25
200 Satn'l. M "Clan-en, 45 20
17 Joseph Sansom, : 3 84
'. . FEEGTJSON TOWNSHIP.
Ac". Per.- Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
233 159 John Hambright, $34 94
433 153 Daniel Turner,' 50 04
58 Matthias Slough, -22 67
433 153 George Ross, . 117 50
74 Lewis Jordan, 24 63
150 A. Scott, 40 70
60 Hiram Passmore, 13 68
100 Abraham Ugden, 22 45
24 Henrv Swan, 14 18
100 John Hambright, 36 50
r- FOX TOWNSHIP. L
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
4272 425 , Jas. Wilson, $60 99
4000 300 Jas. Wilson, West J 22 95
4188 140 Jas Wilson, West p 23 14
4188 250" Jas. Wilson, 4132
4181 495 . Jas Wilson, West 51 72
4200 660 Jas. Wilson, 63 20
4182 990 Jas. Wilson, 126 33
4188 200 Jas. Wilson, 45 26
4241 937 Jas. Wilson, , 285 11
4238 947 - Jas. Wilson, 287 94
1534 20 Ja. Wilson, 6 09
1535 600 Jas. Wilson, 182 55
424 2 298 Jas. Wilson, A ' 90 68
4399 572 - Jas Wilson, 61 49
4340 188- . Jas. Wilson, f 35 96
4398-216 Jas. Wilson. ',67 38
100 Lane A Hyde, 13 13
90 Balltown Lot, '11 82
62 ' Hulet Lot, 6 5t
- . '107 Firman Lot, 11 24
; , 60 Giles Lot. 5 25
4400 100 Uyde,BidweIlACo.l3 13
35 Balltown Lot, 2 94.
GIBABD TOWNSHIP. ,
No. Ao. Per,-Warrantees, etc. -Taxes
1924. 508 190 Morris A Stewart $52 20
1918 114 ' Morris A Stewart, 16 26
1890 254 120 Morris A Stewart, 57 99
3647 10 Morris A Stewart, 1 15
6365 60 : .. George Mead, 6 23
5366 563, 'George Mead, ; 64 15
1929 140 Morris A Stewart, 24 75
1886 50.7: Morris A Stewart, 2 27
5352 793 ,. . George Mead. - C4 22
5376 1100 .George Mead.1 : Itf3 07
5353
5357
1925
1926
1937
SU7
199
1930
1886
1916
18.S7
1927
192
li'JO
1917
3d50
1S37
1916
No.
52S9
5290
5291
5325
9903
1912
1884
1915
1923
1923
1922
5321
5326
5327
5329
5330
1911
1100 George Mead, 100 54
1100 George Mead, 89 13
345 62 Morris A Stewart, '35 41
153 93 Morris A Stewart, 16 49
123 . MorrirA Stewart. 11 52
194 81 Morris A Stewart, 8 75
30 22 Morris A Stewart, 3 72
134 Morris A Stewart, 16 63
771 v 77 Morris A Stewart. tS 05
323 22 Morris A Stewttrt, 37 42
3o7 44 M.rris A Stewart, 43 50
53 79 Mrris A Stewart, 6 67
409 Morris A Stews rt, 4197
137 F llerthaud's Es't. 10 75
513 . Morris A Stewart, 62 46
314 Morris A Stewart, 29 33
12- Morr.s A Stewart, 15 71
456' Morris A Stewart, 57 15
75 . Moiris A Stewart, 5 95
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees etc Taxes
300 Wm. Mapes, Si5 S3
330 George Mead, 118 3l
483 George Mead, 167 99
1100 George Mead,- :.76 05
200 George Mead, .." 67 13
376 . . , Morris A Stewart. 13 30
438 Morris A Stewart, 25 2
300 153 Morris A Stewart,104 03
S83
100
152
1213
1100
Morris A Stewart, 114 92
Morris A Stewart 11 70
Morris A Stewart, 55 82
Ac.
297
149
145
103
109
250
382
348
100
41
431
336
100
id
100
67 George Mead, 242 58
Georsre Mesa. i-t iz
113 120 George Mead, 242 53
1100 George Mead, . 229 35
1100 George Mead, 229 35
100 Morris A Stewart, 20 85
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
Thos. -P. Cope, $77 24
John Skyrou, 47 16
T. Cope, 39 48
Jas-Miiligin, 30 71
Geo. Moore, ; 88 53
Jno. Fry, Jr. 66 98.
Joseph Simons, 103 28
Joseph Harrison, 113 37
Charles Hall, 32 58
C. J. AHport, " 16 38
114 llrman Gralz. 189 30
114 Robt. Shaw, 146 71
Robl. Shaw, 43 71
Jno. Skvron, 4 17
Jno. Donaldson, . 13 88
9 11
66 104 B. D. Scboonover,
Ac.
225
31
305
335
100
48
349
134
158
433
356
108
200
98
119
193
433
433
237
210
215
436
433
216
436
214
400
GUELICH TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
John Witmer,
Pigot Shaw,
Heo. Baker,
Benj. Wilson, ,
Richard Atherton,
Geo. Moore
Geo. Moore,
Philip Gloninger,
John M'Cahen,
Edward Hand.
Emanuel Reig:irt,
Geo. Moore.
John M'Cahen,
John Lampblack, ,
Christian Stake,
Matthi-ts Voting,
Christt in lliier,
Georgt M nser,
Thos. Yedler, ;
Daniel Otriey,
Geo. Baker, Jr.
Timothy Paxton,
John Burge,
John Mnsscr, Jr.
Jos. Ashbright,
W. D. llajerty, -Fox
& Louther,
64
48
151
114
96
153
69
121
122
153
153
43
75
145
153
153
145
$101 CI
-y.
123 81
135 98
40 61
21 67
141 86
61 53
72 56
163 52
134 25
140 74
117 39
44 26
53 74
195 65
195 65
107 01
9ft 83
97 08
196 84
195 65
9T 51
190 84
; 58 44
36 40
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
No Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc, Taxes.
200 J. ft. Kidder, -' S70 73
195 . David Callwclt. Gti 43
5673 1041 Moore A Uelaney, 399 20
5674 1041 Moore A lelaney, 399 20
5675 1041 Moore A Delaney, 399 20
5008 990 Wm. Power?, 379 69
507 677 Wu; Powers, " : -33 40
4263 990 ' James WiWn, 17t 40
4234 9'JO James Wilson, 171 6i
4199 990 James Wilson,' - 171 66
5672 317 27 Moore A Dolaney, 91 95
4257 87 15 James Wilson. 237 99
49t,2 420 Wilhelm ViIlink143 12
4236 490 James Wilson, 143 21
4225 710 Jnmcj Wilson. 216 27
4890 121 ' Vilhelm Willink. 22 63
5061 1113 William Powers, 157 65
375 E. Shoemaker, 118 70
101 K. Shoemaker, SI 97
5063 293 . Wm. Powers. , 94.32
4225- 250 . James Wilson, 73. 07
4236 500 .Tames Wilson, 146 13
2000 1020 lioberts A Fox. 305 44
2001 1089 '' lioberts A Fox, -391 29
3592- 900 Roberts A Fox, 252 J 2
1963 429 3S -Roberts A Fox,--' 125 35.
1000 Abel DuBois, - 12125,
- - t
JOED AN TOWNSHIP
Ao." Pr.! "' Warrantees' eto.
433 153 Richard Teters,
433 153 Fred I'.eates, -
433 153 John Dun woodie,
274 Adam Kuhn.
202 ' ! Ebeneier Brenham,
T03 ' Adam Kuhn,
433 153 Thos. Martin, , -333
Robert Martin.
433 153 Richard Martin,
91 135 Philip Loast,
70 Wm. Johnson,
100 Philip Loast., ,
100 Jonathan Jones,
150 Wm. Wilson,
100 - Hiehard Martin,
Taxes
$179 18
165 56
165 58
102 53
71 96
41 12
151 51
112 35
73 33
25 39
19 47
9 05
30 60
23 45
15 63
No.
1944
1429
3552
1093
1023
3463
3475
1093
1095
1096
1097
3465
3466
1097
1097
1193
3463
3475
KARTHAU3 TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc, .Taxes.
513 95 MorrisAStewart,S101 03
'"550 120 William Smith, 1 95 42
573 120 William Smith. 9.8 62
79 Charles Willink, 7 76
83 Charles Willink, 13 11
(638 147 Charles Willink,
253 139 Charles Willink,
124 108 Charles Willink,
865 Charles Willink,
436 113 Charles Willink,
58 62 Charles Willink,
259 113 Charles WillinX,
' 100 ".. Charles Willink,,
.' 100 Charles Willink,
100 Charles Willink,
79 Charles Willink,
6412
5412
1655
1097
1096
1097
1097
1096
1096
I 352 Charles WillinK,
59 Charles Willink,
48 . J. R. M'Closkey.
98 Arnold Custard,
100 Wm. Michaels.
200 Wm. Michaels,
62 85
30 30
12 23
75 17
50 27
8 2t
30 82
14 15
6 55
13 65
4 39
109 86
8 37
11 75
9 45
16 93
16 65
67 132 HewsMyers,Fiiherl35 43
3466 i
3467
(125
25
i 50
66
"500 .
' 122
133
S3
700"
89
IS
106
25
130
50
Charles Willink,
Charles Willink,
Charles Willink, :
Charles Willink,
W. Schnarrs.A Co.
Daniel Yothers. -'
Christian Brown.
Mary Kggans,
Willard,
T. A J. White'
T. A J. White,
Thos. Myers,
Jno. HarUock,
Andw. Long,
Jno. M'Gonigal
19 09
3 82
7 64
9 5
69 33
16 93
13 43
'10 54
' 38 85
. 4 94
; 1 00
5 89
4 IT
18 60
5 55
435 50 LutherMorris,
433 153 Joseph HUliard,,
433 153 Robert tray,
429 41 John Uringhurst,
433 153 g.-irah Ward, ;
433 153 George Eddy.
433 15S Mo -to Wharton, -433
153 George Ashton,
12J . Johfll'otsey,
2 Thos. Jordan, '"
5 ' Geo. Fox.
433 153 Isabella Jordan,
200 ' Silas Cox.
227 - (f. A M. M'Cormick,
90 Thomrson.tEirelniac,
433 153 CalebFoulk, '
293 George Westcott.
173 153 Robert Wharton,
433 153 George Seaff,
179 60
179 23
179 29
17S 60
- 179 2S
1T9 28
179 29
145 t7
. 2ti :v-
93
28
70
33
109
255
J 00
14
84
75
200
No.
John Bovd.
Susannah Ward.
G.AM M'Cormick,
. Henry Trout. '
Gedrge Bowman.
Charles Senate's estate,
Peter WhituiJe,
George Askton. '
9
179
17
55
42 11
143 75
100 76
60 39
148 75
57 33
31 03
05 Oi
: 43 20
2 66
3 85
83
!0
a
5293
5296
527
LAWRENCE T0WNSHIF.
Ac. Per. Warrantees . etc, Taes
221 Hugh Jordau, . S54 93
413 John Read, . .. li2 63
. 52 114 Rudolph Litz, 12 93
Robert Mitchell. 39 29
James Alexander, - 4 50
L. J. Crans, 5 52
George Me:jJ, 52 95
47 George Meal. 101 !3
67 Gcorsre Mead, 105 05
f - . " NATJGLE,
- ; V WATCH MAKER, ;
GRAHAM'S ROW, CLEAUFIELD."
The undcr?igu 1 ref eatfuliy informs his old
nustouiers and - the ii;hh"b. that he has on hand.
j I nud constantly r eoi il new additions.) a lure
SlocK,ot Clock?, W atohes aiid Jewelry.
CLUCKS, a large variety from the best "Man
ufactory, consisting of Eight-day and thirty-hoar
spring and Weight, and Levers,Time, Strike and
Alarm clocks.
IVA'i CUES a fine assortment, of silver Hunt
ing and open case Amerioan patent Lovers, plain
an 1 full jeweled
GOLD l'EXS; an eWant assortment, of the
hest quality. Also, in silver extension and. dtsk
iio.uers
SPECTACLES, a largo assortmoot, far and
Dear sight, cotored and plain glass.
JEWELRY of every variety, from a single
pieee to a full .Hot - ;
ALSO. a. Rne assortment of Spoons. Forks, but
ter knives, ete.,' plaid ou vjenuino Alabata.
' All kinds of Clocks. Watches and Jewelry care
fully repaired and Warranted.
A continuance ot patronage is solicited.
November 23. 1335. II. F. NAUULE
90
6
. 6
726
1167
1213
285
36
74
9
41
41
153
176
240
137
490
Wm. Montgomery, S3 93
JohnMcPherson, 7 91
J. M, Macumber,- 16 25
M. W. Snyder, 1 53
J. B. MeKnally, 5 22
. J. B. Shaw. : 5 22
E. Iriwn A Sons, t 14 6V
E. Irwin A Sons, 16 76
E. Irwin A Sons, 22 .86
K. Irwin A Sous, 17 40
E. Irwin A Sons, - 45 33
M0KRIS TOWNSHIP.
Ao
402
206
327
373
421
440
440
440
423
300
282
407
143
349
260
170
272
183
133
433
433
433
433
433
433
433
433
433
433
433
433
4(H)
483
433
433
170
433
105.
100
90
407
24
217
231
100
.101
207
137
44
375
269
210
.6
400
100
100
222
liO
96
izr,
50
62
Per.
65
109
20
42
92
63
140
141
16
153
153
153
153
153
153
153
153
153
153
153
153
90
122
139
19 '
40
95
91
i!3'
Ao.
So
5951 107
596-1 C47
69o2 63 -15S
Warrantees, cts. Taxes.
Georgn Wetzel, S100 41
Wm. Wertz. ' 51 46
Christian Wertt, 81 63
David Lauck, . 93 13
Jesse Yarnell, 89 10
Joseph Turner, 109 S9
Joseph Turner, 109 89
Joseph Turner, 109 K9
George Hahecker, 104 64
Peter Yarnell, 74 93
Wm. Drinker, . . 70 51
H. S. Drinker, J01 79
Richard Thomas, 35 78
John U ad, 73 34
Michael Fouler, 64 91
Tatrick Hays, 42 47
Robeit GJeun, 57 83
Francis Johnson, 32 30
Robert Rainy, 10 00
Thomas Morris, IDS 29
William Morris, 103 29
Samuel Meredith. In3 29
William Miller, ' 103 29
Hetty Mor.-is, , 103 20
Thos Fitzsimnns, , 108 29
Geo. fjyuier, 108 29
F.obert Gray, 108 29
Tntrick Moore, 103 29
Mary Morris. 103 29
Magnus Miller, 10S 29
Nalbio Frszey, 13 29
John Houston, . 99 90
Clem Stockcs, S9 09
John Vaughn. 103 23
Jonathan Nesbit, 103 29
Blair M'Lanabau. 39 92
William Stewart, " K 93 02
James Wilson, 26 19
Robert Morris. 21 98
William Morris. 22 43
Richard It. Smith, 71 80
James Smith, 32 23
Watter Stewart. 80 5S
Christopher Baker, 30 49
Isaac Farlow, r 29 40
"Patrick Havs, 20 55
Conrad Swartz. C6 S7
Nicholas Reidenour. 21 19
Robert Carson, ' ' : 99 45
Mathias S'ough, 79 08
Joseph Hubley, 65 24
Jacob Graff, 33 57
, John Graff, .. , . 1 25
Frederick Hubley, 82.21
Wiiliam Riskier, ... 14 70
, i( .Mutti -lohnsou, ,.; 8 85
SiiDjOu Gra'., -. 48 95
- Hillary Baker, ,. 19 92
. Joseph Potter, 16 92
Francis Johnson, II 9-4
Joseph Nicholson, 4 40
Joseph. Potter. 5 44
PENN TOWNSHIP ,
Per. Warrantees, etc.
Kickliii X UriffiLlu
Taxes
S!0 02
Nicklin A GriOiih, 133 8 0
i, lijah Heath - . - 13 53
Greenwood Bell, 39 03
PIKE TOWNSHIP
No.' Az'. Per. Warrantees, etc
Thxcs
7.l
778
42G2
4252
5777
5777
5776
1429
750 '
200"
957
5i.
510
52',)
70
450
145 .
134
Jobn Xicholsoa, .. $5 86
John Nicholson,
JauiUo . ilson,
Jaiucs Wilton,
12 John Nicholsony
12 John Nicholson, '
Jobn Nicholson,
""S. Blo.lget,
j'aniel Bailey,'
Thomas Jordan,
Thomas Mngoe,
13
: -;135 t .,-Thomas Magetv
4020 476 Wm S.Roberts,
290 w 'R W.M'Naul,
5779 111 ' Z Bailey, ?
450 Z. M:Naul.
200 " Ka-hael Kratzcr,
5775 276 ' - John .Nicholson,
5776 369 John Nicholson.
5776 475 80 John Nicholson,
: : , UNION TOWNSHIP.
Noi Ae' Per. AVarrantees.'eto.
: -125 Roberts A Fox,
3593 330 . R-oberts A Fox,
' 91
10 1 00
54- 56
54 56
40 91
14 00
30 f.i
"42 35
4S 27
4'.) 13
39 44
18 79
; 6 27
26 OS
11 50
15 87
21 22
27 32
Taxes
52 01
147 35
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
t AC. rcr.- , i an io,
I 437 43 Ileuben Haynes.
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
Per.- Warrantees, etc. .
Taxes
$179 91
Ac.
433
456
433
100
412
433
268
153
140
215
263
355
300
100
433
336
57
100
334
216
433
436
433
121
163
433
433
433
100
243
237
170
91
134
189
41
.85
40
150
Per.
153
159
153
41 ;
153 ;
145
143
' 7J
105'
133
153
153
153
63
Warrantees, etc.
John Vaught,
Jobn W'alls, , .,
John Roll,
Wm .Wilson, "'
John Cannon,
Israel Wheelan,
Samuel fcmlen,
Peter Henny,
Hugh Ralston,- '
Thos. Nee!, - !
Tbos. Maston, '
. Mary Neil. '
-Mary Connolly, '
Benj. Johnson, f :,;
. Hegarty,
M'Cahen,
Mary Connelly,
Roland Evans,
Pigot Shaw, :
Sebastian (i raff, ' ,
Thos. Edmonson,.
Daniel Offley,
John Musser, jr.-, .
Eli Hootman, "
Mary Sandwich,
Philip Loast, . ,
J. R. Howell, r ,
Wm. Johnson. " '
, George Beckham, -'
Charles Hight. .
Daniel Turner, .
Peter Lowden,
Charles Lowdeir,. 1
Mary Sandwich, -lsaae
Wilson,
Mary Connoll- . (
George Ashton, . -Jobn
M'Connell, '
i John Low.
Taxes.
$177 15
, 185 55
177 15
40 90
141 34
11-T 70
63 17
2J 21
' 27 89
m io
3S 40
88 53
94 33
' 27 46
91 59
.101 85
' 17 41
' 40 90
135 52
S3 32
179 15
122 95
122 11
40 83
20 17
U6 49
146 49
116 49
.- 3 J 85
107 70
103 00
65 26
, 23 (tl
: 17 78
43 51
- 18-3
'-T 00
4 94
17 53
D. W. MOOKE, Treas r
Marh-:2i-lS66-ta. , ;.-;' -r
EERELL AND BIGL K 11
Have just opened a splendid assortment of
N E W G O O D S
. at their old Stand ia Clearfield, Penn'a.
They have the best assortment of Hardware that
has ever been brought to this county, which they
will sell at the most reasonable prioes, among
which will be found a splendid lot of uuttlery. to
which they invite the Fpecial attention of the
public." " ' "
On hancl an assortment of heavy silver-plated
forss. ipoons, ana Uuttef ioivca. ot the best
mnDuf.K'ture. '"'
A lot of pistols of the best patterns, and oihoi
fire-arms. Also a general assorimnt of pistol
cartridges; all of which will be sold at rcasona
ble prioes. ' ' '
They oontinue to manufacture all kinds of tin
ware, brass kettles, stove pipe. etc.. which cannot
De surpassed in this rectum ottbe state.
Tbey a'so have on hand Pittsburg" Plows, &
mong which are steel centre lever plows. .Also,
Plow eastings, and otheragricultural iiupleinents.
Cook stoves, and Parlor aud Coal stoves a cen-
eral assortment, and of the best patterns, for sale
at reasonable prices
Coal oil, Coal oil lamps, paints, oils and var
nishes, a general assortment. Glass, putty, nails,
iron, and castings, a great variety ; in fact almost
anything that may be wanted by the public can
be found in their establishment, and at prices that
cannot be beat.
Now is the time to purchase, if you desire any-
ining in rneir line of business. Give them a
and examine ihijir stock, and they feci assured
that you can be accommodated.
Remember, their establishment is on 2d Street
Clearfield, Pa-', where you can buy goods to the
very oest. ad vantage. , . .
Old silver, copper, brass.' pewter and old east
ings will be taken in exchange for goods.
May 13. J8.;:t. MKRRKLL A lilGLER '
R
-23 - JL - O - "V - A-L 1
nas removed to his new ware rooms on Market
Street, aud -opened--a large stock of Seasonable
Dry Goods, Hardware, yueenswaro, etc.
FOR LADIES, he has Cashmeres. Merinos. Bet)
Delaines, Parmetto, Brilliant. Poplins, Alpaca.
Berege; Liwns, Prints Silks. Dusterclothd, Ging
hams, Nankeen, LiuonJ Lace. Edging, Ve-lvet-trimuiing.
Collerettc, Braid. Belts. Dress-buttons,
Hosiery, Veils, Nets, Corsets, Collars. Hoods.
Xubi.-.s, Scarps. Hoop-skirts. Balmorals, Coats
Shawls, Mantles, Furs Notions. Bonnets, Hats,
Ribbon's, Flowers, Plumes.
MEN'S WEAR, Such as Cloths.Cassimer. Sati
tinett. Flannel, Jean, Tweed, Cottonade, Muslin.
Italian-cloth, Velvet, Plush, Cheek, Ticking,
Driilini.-Linen Crash; Serge, canvass.' Padding
Linsey, Vestings, Coats. Pants, Vests, Over coats,
Shawls." Boys Jackets, Over-alls. Drawers, Cass
mcro 'shirts. Linen-Shirts,' Boots and Shoes, Hats
and CapsjAa.AcC - ' ' '
. Ml-'CKWvANFfUJS ARTICLES. S'nch as Car
pet. Oil cloth Blinds, Curtains, TjisscIs. Cord.
Clocks, Looking-glasses. Lamps, Churns Tubs,
Buckets, Brooms, Brushes. Caskets, Washboards,
Butter-bowels, Seives, Flat-irons, Coffee-mill,
Bedrcords, Bags, Wall-paper, Carpet-chain. Cot
ton yarn, Candle-wick, Work-baskets, Lanterns.
Lmbrellas. Buffalo Robes, Carpet Bags, Axes, and
Augers. Ac, Ac, Ac
MUSICAL GOODS, Such as Violins. Flutes and
Fifes ' - - -
HARDWARE. Quecnsware, Glassware, Stone
ware, Groceries, Drujs, Confectiocaries, Med
icines, Vlour, Bacon. Ftth. Salt, Grain.: Pratt, 'Car
riage, Triinining., Shoe Findings, School .Books.
Nails and Spikes, Glass and Putty, Oil. VinogfcrY
Tobacco, Sugars. Candles. Spices, Powder, Shot,
Lend, Gritul-etone', Rafting Rope," etc., etc.. .
, : A'l of Tvhioh Will ho syld cn the most reasona
ble terms aud t!i2 highest market prices paid for
nil kinds of country produce .J. P. KRATZER.
Dec 13, 1SR5. , ' Clearfield, renn'a.
i: w ; skir T .F a 11 ". l 8 6 6.
V, The Great Intention of the Age in ' ;
II O 6 P S K I RT S.
Jt W. Bradlev's Now Patent DnpLKX Eliptic (or
; ,j: y r "... double) SpRise Skirt.-' -; ; '
This Invention consists of Duplex (for two)
Eliptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, ingeniously
braided tightly and firmly together, edge toedgc
making the toaghest, most flexible, ' elastic and
durable Spring ever used. They seldom bond or
break, ike the Single Springs, and consequently
preserve their perfect and beautiful Shape more
than twice as long as any Single Spring Skirt
that ever has or ean he made. : - .. . i .
The wonderful flexibility and great comfort
aud pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex
Eliptic Skirt wilt be experienced iu all crowded
Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, . Railroad Cars.
Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and
House Dress, as the Skirt can be tolded when in
use to occupy a small place as easily and conve
niently as a silk or muslin dress. ... ,.
A lady Having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience of wearing the Duplex
Eliptie Steel Spring.Skiri for a single, day, will
never afterwards dispense with their use. For
Children. Misses and Young Ladies they are su
perior to all others. -. '
The hoops are covered "with two ply double
twisted thread and will wear twice as long as the
single yarn covering whivh is used on all Single
Steel Hoop Skirts. The three bottom rods on ev
ery kirl are also double steel, and twice or dou
ble covered to prevent the covering from wearing
off tha rods when dragging down stairs, stone
-steps, ect., which they aro constantly subject to
when in uso. .-.-
All are made of- the new and elegant corded
tapes, and are - the best quality in every part,
giving to the wearer the most graceful and
Cerfect shape possible., and are unquestiona
ly the lightest, most desirable, comforta"ble and
economical skirt ever made '" - .'
West's Bbadlev A Cbt, proprietors of the
Invention, and sole manufacturers. 97 Chambers,
and 79 A 81 Reade Streets. New York.
For Sale in all first-class Store in this City, and
throughout the United States and Canada. Hava
na de Cuba, Mexico, South America and the West
Indies..,.,,.., .. , , , .
O"lnqoire for the Duplex Eliptio(or double)
Spring Skirt. ' ' Jan. 31. 13ti6-2in a.c
HOKSE-KIIOES and horsenaUs.to behad at
Aug. 23. MERRELL A BIGLER'S. ,
PROVISIONS. Flour, bacon, lard, cheese,,
'dried beef, dried iruit,t.ctvod regularly, at
the stored lMar.22-J r . i. V. KRATZER.
I
SPECTAL ADVERTISE2IZNTS.
STRANGE, BUT TRUE. Every young
Jndy and gentleman in the Vnitcd ttats ean
hear souiethiug very much to their advantage by
return mail (free of charge.) by addressing tho
rinder.i'itned. Those haing fears of being hatn
bugcd will oblige by not notieing this card. All
others will please adjre tlieir yoottient sutvant.
if. V.li.ir.lA?i . -Jan.
3. 18it-ly. ' "3I BroadTray. N York!
JURORS Of VOITTII- A Gentleman who
.U suffered for years frtuii Nrrvou? JJtjbility.
1 viuiourc juecay, ni ail iau tiiwu vi ouiuiur
ndiscretioq. will for the s-iko of suffering human
ly, seuj free to all whti need it, the recipe and
lirectiocs for if, an ins' th iiula reuiedv.bv
which he wascuied. Sufferers wishius to profit
y the advertiser s experience, can do so by ad
Iressing JOHN B. OGDEN, "
Jan. 3 ISGVIy. No 13, OhambcrS St. N.Y
rilllE CONPESSIONS ANO EXPtUI
JL ENCE OF AN INVALID -Published
for tho benefit and as a CAUTION TO YOUNG
MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous Debili
ty, Prcmatuio Decay of Manhood, Vc, surulvirm
at tho same lime lho Means of Self-Curo- By
one who has cured himself after undoiiroiuir con
siderable quackery. By enclosing a postpaid ad
dressed euvelope. si.,glo jopis free of charge luay
pe uaa Dy the autnor.
-S AliiANiEL MAVFAIR, Esq..
Jan. 31, 1863-ly. Brooklyn. Kings Co. N. Y
TO CONSUMPTIVES. The undersigned
having been restored to health iu afew weeks,
by a very simple remedy, alter laving suffered
several years with a severe lung affccliou,aiidtha
arena disease, consumption is anxious to make
Known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send a cony of tho
prescription used (floe of charge), with the direc
tions for preparing aud usiuir tha same, which
they will find, a scuts oi'bk fob cons caption.
asthma. lmoMCHui, coco us. coL,ns. to. The on
ly object f the advertiser in sending the Pre
scription is to benefit tbe afiitctcd. and snread in
formation which he conceives to be invaluable ;
and lie nopes every sunercr will try bis remedy,
as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription ill
please adlress.-
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON. Williamsburg
Jan 3, lSt'iti-ly. K ings county. N or
1 f( BUSHELS of prime Clover seed, for
1UU sale by IRVIN A HARTSHORN.
Curwensvillo. Fob. 22 ISfirt.
fTIUl'KSES and sbdomfbal supporter of every
A kinil. and ot the best improvmcnts. for sale
at the Drug Store of
Jan 10 4Sf,ii. . HARTSW1CK A INW1N
MISS E. A. 1. KYNDElt, Teacher of Piano
Forte. Melodeon, Cabinet Organ, Guitar.
Harmony and Vocal Music For the sole purpose
of keeping inferior Instruments out of thecouuty
Miss Rynder has seenred agencies for the sale of
really good and durable Pianos. Organs. Ooitars
and Melodeous. As chief nmong a large list of
gootl Instruments may be mentioned,
Cbickerings and Sons Grand, Square and Up
right Piano Fortes. Lindeman's and Sons new
patent Cyuloid Piano. Calcnbcrg A Vaupcl's
Grand and Square Pianos Mason A Hamlin's
Cabinet Organ. Etsy's Cottage Organ. Tieat A
Linslcy's Organs nud Melodeons. Hall's Gui'ars.
Ac. which she will sell at a very trilling advance
on Manufacturer's prices, thus enabling purchas
ers to secure Instruments that will bo a pleasure
to own. fur no greater outlay of money than would
be required to get inferior articles tbatare "Jir
at 'ivy prire."
Music Bonks, Paper, Guitar Strings and Shout
music constantly on hand at the store of Mrs. 11.
D. Welsh. s SepteiaW, 20, 1605.
H.
33 R I 3D Q- 33
MERCHANT TAILOR,
. Market. Street, Clearfield, Ta.,
- I One door East of the Cleurfiold House, J
' Keeps on haid a full aortm'cht of Gents' Fur
nishing goods, such as Shirts, (linen and woolen,
Undershirts, Drawers and Socks ;Nock-ties, Pock
et Handkerchiefs,-Gloves, Umbrellas,' Hats, etc ,
ia great variety. Of piece goods he keeps the
Hest'CloUis, (of all shades,), Black
Doe-skin Cassimeres of the best make,
; 'Fancy Cas&imeres jn re:rt variety.
Also. French Contings; Beaver. Pilot. Chinchilla,
an I 'fricott Over-coating, all of which will bo
sold cheap for cash, and made up according to
the Intest styles, by ospericaiircd workmen. ".Also
aent for" Clearfield county, for I. 51- Singer A.
Co s Sowing Machines. November 1, Isoj.
g P 11 I N .(r O O I 8.
C. KRATZER & SON, 7'
- Are jttst pet,iu- ut tho Old Stand, abve the
- ' - - Academy.' .
A lare u.nd eplendid S3orlmcotof. Spring goods,
which they uxe selling at greuUy reduced prices.
Particularattendun is Invited to thcirstock f
, . CARPETS, : r .. ---'-
(Cottage, common Ingrains," rnd .superior Eng
lish Ingrains, and Brussels ) Floor and TabletJii
cloths, Window Shades and Wall Papers
Especial peine has been- taken In the selection
of Ladies' Dress Goods. White Goods, Embroide
ries and Millinery goods. - s:
- . .
They have alsoa'largo stock of Ready-inade
clothing, and Boots and Shoes, which they will
sell at a small advance on city oust, ' ..
' Floor,' Biwori. Fish. Salt and Plaster,' Apples,
Peaches and Primes kept constantly on hand.
' . Also, some pnre Brandy, Whiskey and Wines
for medicinal uses . .
Also in store a quantity of Isrgo and small
clover seed, i - ... z- March 14, rto.
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ME2. H. D. WELSH & CO.,
Have Just Received and Opened a Ssock ot
SEASONABLE GOODS,
Which were purchased during the present decline,
and therefore are enabled to sell cry cheap
O U K STOCK '
Consists in part of Merinos. Alpacas. Poplins;
Wool, Armore, an) common Delaines; Prints.
Ginghams. Shawls. Hoods. Hosiery .G loves. N
. -a bias.' Balmoral and Haop Skirts. Flannels,
'.' Lades' Cloth, Sheetings, Muslins. Towel
Ticking, Sontags-BrcakfastShswIs. ,
Capes, Ao. A lso,a full assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS, i
Among which are Hats, Bonnets, Feathers, ttib-
bona. Flowers, Laces, Frames, Matineas, Vel
. veU, Silks, Crapes- Berages, Veils, eto .
and a large stock of
- - ' .- - - iTj. -'.' -
CHILDRENS.:TOYS, ; ' ;
Including China, Bronte. Papier Mache. Tla,
Rosewood Glass. Pwter. Wooden, '
Parian and Candy Toys.. "
FOR -LADIAS.
Such as Pomndes.Oils. BandoJiD blx-nnf youths
ard Paints. Reage. Lilly W hite, ete.
Thankfal for past favors, we sotioit a contmn-.
asce of the It ltd patronage-ff the people of Clear
fieldeoanty. - i v .no-. .' , r ' -
ORcaeniber the plsee Second Street, next
dour to First Natioaat ttauk.' Nov. 29. lt65
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IIKKSE--a (rood avtiele. just reoeived 'at
V VFALO ROBEft k.nee Blatkets , and;
Horse Blankets J'r sale at .. ; .
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