. ss"vr-
TnSeld Railroad.
ri"Tvron..t
ATI '
8.65 a. m.
11.0 a. m.
: 1.20 p- m.
: 3.00 p. m
: .Divine Services. 1 .
W Sembower will preach in the Bap-
tfrtchiU.on Sunday morning, April 8th.
Rev. Monroe will preach in the M. B.
fhurch, on Sunday evening, April 8th. :
C llarrison will preach in the Luthe
ran .Whon Sunday morning, April 8th.
FATLEDtheEaster flood," this year;
withstanding the prophesies oi weather
prognosticators. . '
Appears THIS WEEK-the list of seated
Unds upon which the taxes rem am unpaid.
They are to he sold hy the Treasurer on the
j jtfi nf Jnne. -
No Preaching. We have heen request
ed to state, that there will he no preaching
in the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
the pastor being absent.
1 Change of Schedule. We learn that
, change of schedule has been made on the
Tyrone and Clearfield road. .It went into
effect on Monday last Train now leaves
Philipsburgat 1:20 p. m. instead of 3:50
The stage, which left this place heretofore
at 9 o'clock, now leaves at 7.
Agents Wasted. An energetic . busi
ness man wanted, to represent the Wheeler
tnd Wilson Sewing Machines in Clearfield
county, Penn'a. There is money in it to a
J . n"ht stamp, who will give the
J...K;nfts8 his entire attention ; none other
neetopply. Address, Wm. Sumner and
Co., No. 27 fifth Si., Pittsburg, Tenua. '
, ' r- - r ;
Thh Weather and RAmsa.Por a
week past Let little rafting has been done
the water being too low. borne rain tell on
gatards, and Monday, which raised the
river, but not sufficiently high for sate run
.; Tl. warm sun on Tuesday, however
mtking the snw still in the woods, raised
the streams and this morning rafts are run
niug quite briskly. V
T.. Era pkl. The 47 the number of this
ant mtrt4r,1v? tias Keen received. It has
ns nnn ft! ita interest or independence in
the dimension of the subjects on whjph it
- - 1 TV
treats. It is really refreshing to read ut.
Uixon's productions, and all. admirers of a
. - , . ... i .
fearless and truthful exposition oi quavery,
1 fnr t.n. "Soalnel." Price. 50
cents a number. Address, E. Warner, No.
2 Yesey st, (Astor House,) New York.
Hkavy Failcbk The Banking houseof
Culver, Penn & Co., New York, failed last
week ; and, in consequence the notes of
the Oil City liank, Venango uanic, retro
lcum Bank, and Crawford Bank, have been
refused bv the banks in the . several citie
Armnlinr to renort. however, ihe.Petro-
. lernn and Venango bank notes are ' secured
ty a deposit of public stocks with the Au
ditor General at Harriaburg.. ' "v.f I
A Sad Affair. Intelligence reached
this place yesterday (Tuesday) evening, of
the death of Reed Bujler. eldest son ot xx
Governor Bigler. ; Some two weeks since he
wnt:' Wn tha' river on a raft, as far. as
Lock Havens where he arrived, sick of afe-
m. l.n t was irettinir better, r or severs
T J - - -
tiara nrAvmnn t rt Tifl death he showed signs
of mental wanderings, superinduced by his
dlspas. vet no fears were entertained oi ms
speedy recovery, as he was going about. On
Monday, between 1 and 2 p. m. he went to
hu room.onened a trunk, took out some clean
clothing, and, it would seem, after haying
done this, being attacked with mental ab
erration he took his pistol and shot him
selfthe ball entering the mouth and lodg
ing near the brain in the back part of the
head. The report or the pistol at once
aroused the inmates of the' house, who has
tened to his room, where they found him
sittinir on the bed the mstol lying in the
trunk. lie asked several persons, as they
entered, what was the matter all tne wnue
bleeding profusely. He soon became faint
from the loss of blood,' and expired some 15
minutes after the occurrence. ' This sad
event has cast a doom over the entire com
mnnity, which sincerely sympathizes with
the deeply afflicted family on account oi
their sudden and unexpected bereavement.'
On Tuesday a-week, Mr. Alexander Dy
sart, of Sinking Valley, Blair county, shot
himself through the head with a rifle. ,.IIe
was gloom v for a few days. He was a rich
bachelor, aged fifty-five years. - V
- 8wearing in conversation indicates a per
tion. and is an acknowledgment ' that he
mints nis Dare word not wort ny pi credit
Tne Raleigh (N. C) Staytdard says that
Gov. North,' of that State; appoints none
Dut rebels to omce, ancr tnat ' ne nas gone
VtCI lUii UJ LUC UlSlUJOl iv.uvu
Shorge, why is the James river like a keg
ot lager beer? Because they both flow in
to a Dutch Uap CanaL" - .. .
DIED I
On Mondav.. March 26th. 1866. Mrs.
Jane Jacksom, wife ot Thomas Jackson of
Jordan township; aged about 77 years. .
A UCTIONEER. Th nndeniened bavin
-V. been Licenced an Auctioneer, would inform
"citiiena of Clearfield county that he will at
tend to calling aalea, in any part of the county
viieu upon. V&rK uiuuciaiq
Address; JAMES H TURNER,
Woodland, Fa-, ClearBeM Ce., Pa
Hi 38. 18ft. JTt-p.
A Masonic Tact. Dr. JL G.
Scott, Past Grand Master, in au ad
dress delivered years ago, made the
following statement. It is honora
ble to the Masonic institution and
we presume tne memDers oi tnat
ancient body will be pleased to read
it and see it circulated: from
sources of information nn which I
entirely rely, I state the fact that
fifty at least, ot those who signed
the Declaration of Independence,
were Masons, and the same histo
ry informs us that every Major Gen
eral of the Revolutionary army save
one, and that one wa3 Benedict Ar
nold. Next to Arnold is Jeff Da
vis. ; He is not a mason.
"A Democratic" orator addres
sing an audience in Indiana, de
clared he was happy to admit that
ministers and schoolmasters were
all opposed to "the great Demo
cratic" party. In his opinion min
isters and schoolmasters were at
the head of all the mischief pro
duced in the world for the last hun
dred years, and the Democratic
narty could do without them."
The s,6rator" is correct
Reserved for Justice. It was
stated some time ago that the Pres
ident had prepared 'a list of five
hundred rebels who had been most
conspicuous for their treason, for
trial as soon as the courts were or
ganized and it would be safe to be
gin proceedings. This is repeated,
and there is reason lor the nener
that the statement is on good au
thority. Commercial. .
A letter- writer -from Charleston,
whose position is such as, to give
weight to his statement, says men
are appointed to office as a recom
pense for services in the lateCoufed
oratA rmv N7t man can be nut
on the police of that city who has
not served . in the rebel army.
Wti'nt. tinrl nf lnvaltv. 13 to be ex-
pected where the price of office
prefermen is treason r
TVo .TTitiinn nf TpTa.o into two
States ia a&riUtinsr that State. If
divided it will be a line running
Northland South, makmsr an .hast
and V est Texas. ...
There is a band of Gips?es,num-
bering one hundred, settled near
Boston. It is governed by a y ueen,
who was chosen for seven years.
A fact nno. animal well fed is of
more value than two "poorly kept.
Persons should remember this.
A nun of the order of St. The
resa has just been married to a
Barrister in Secli. Sicily. .
Pennsvlvania has now T59 Na
tional Banks. .New lork has six,
and Massachusetts 308.
TREASURER'S SALE
JL
OF REAL ESTATE,
Returned to the County Commission
ers by the Collectors of the sereral town
ships and borough for the taxes due
and nnpaid thereon for the year 1865
and : previous years, in pursuance of
the Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. In pursuance whereof
the said Treasurer will expose the said
property to public sale at the Court
House, in Clearfield, on the 2d Monday
of June next, (the 11th day.)
1 . . - t -''-..
v BKCCARtA T8WSSHIP.''
Ao Per. To whom assessed. Taxes.
100 B. A. Byers, Sll 6.V
20 Elvina Burge. 2 75
140 Jeremiah Cooper, 23 00
156 Duey Douglass, 17 91
300 Thos. Weston, 171 07
43 James Gill, 7 25
JORDAN TOWNSHIP.
68 "! Thos. Ow.ens, s . " 9 oft
400 Wm. Pusey, 79 23
2 lots, Joseph Wood, 2 37
12S r- . Morgan, Orr 4 Co., ' 23 24
100 ' Thos Rea, 29 87
KARTRACS TOWNSHIP. "
P0 Jas. Askey, 10 35
200 ; ' Henry Cnlvey, 17 2U
43 ' EliahaTickner, 6 4$
25 Jno. Hartsock, 4 17
130 ' Andw. Long, ; 18 60
50 Jno. M'Qonigal 6 55
; -
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
25 , ' Wra. Robison, ; , 2 77
14 J. M. Chase, , 1 55
BELL TOWNSHIP.
100 Wm. M. Barrett, 12 90
100 John Chriatman, 12 90
60 Samuel T. Hoover, 7 74
76 Mecbtley A Pantille, 9 63
IIOGGS TOWNSHIP...
60 Blake tiray, 8 5
164 ' Levi Sealy, ' 14 71
.... BRADFORD TOWNSHIP.
One lot, Henry Underkoffer, 10 S3
One lot, Thomas Butler, 4 77
44 John Harrier. 9 7
.2 Henry UuderkoDfer, 4 77
.- BURSSIDE TOWNSHIP.
100 Leonard Hollis, 57 45
100 ' Samifel Snyder, ' 2.1 3(5
100 John Kicg'f estate, , 14 63
10 JamesMc Creerjif. . 3 51
, 4 fcarah Oakcs, 1 47
BRADY TOWNSHIP.
36 Jas. H. Adams, 6 31
31 ' Richard Arthurs. 23 70
323 ! Robert S. Cat hers, ' 76 59
126- , AlexDunlap, jr. 17 55
62 " Geo.Ellingers heirs, JO 77
100 Peter Hoover, 1170
20 " Samuel Gelnet, r. 5 85
35" - HenryHand. 6 15
100 , David M'Oary, 17 55
One lot, Peter Hoover, ' 5 85
' OURWBNaVILLB BOROUGH.
2 lota, James Locke, . 10 95
- '. '' - 1 !. ' ; .
' " chest'tovhship.
5S -' David Michaels, 4 27
25 ' Nathaniel Noble, . 4 28
50 -- ' John Wallace, ; 18 53
9T ' "JohnByer, "12 45
20 .Joseph Breth,: '. - 2 06
90 ' '- James Stevenson, 1 9 47
8 , - Wm. Selfridge, . .' 6 15
' " DBCATCRV TOWNSHIP.
66 . David Kephart, Jr. .17 93
15 . Jonathan Kephart, ... 81
10 John O.White, - .4 00
81 . Henry McMnlUo, . . -14 62
URGDSON TOWNSBIP.
93 ' Wm. Barrett, - - ' '' 15 40
60 ' Scott Curry, '-. 55
150 J'ohn H. Ferguson, 24 57
200 Paul White, ; " ' 26 20
CIBARD TOWNSHIP." . '
100 Luiier A Livergood, 9 05
100 . Henry Martle, , 12 23
109 , , Alex Wiard, w 10 77
50 ' Thos. Luiier, 5 75
102 Abraham Lansberry,' 14 43
100 Wm Phoenix, 11 73
49 . . . , Thos Stone, . - 1 ; - 6 91
AOBLICH TOWNSHIP.-
125 .- ' Robert Henderson, 17 09
333 . ' Halet, Turner A Co.. 92 2S
LUMBER CITT BO TOUGH.
House&Iot, David Denmark, 1110
2 lota, G. W Gray, . 1 39
MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
b0 A son Jones. 4 36
180 . Michael Quigley, - 13 05
NEW WASHINGTON BOROUGH.
Housed 3 lots. Hugh Gallagher, - 2 22
House k lot, John Irvin's estate. 11 00
57
12
16
50
60
50
80
1 lot,
Apt .
PENS TOWSSHIP.
Wm. Beck, ' 9 85
John Flynn. 1 06
A K. Wright, 2 42
- UNION TOWNSHIP. . .
W.H. Booze, 8 23
Leander Denning. . 13 32
WOODWARD TOWNSBIP.
J. K. Davis, 7 05
James M"Kee, , 8 46
Truiuan Root, 1 41
D. W MOORE, Treas'r
IJIREASUUER'S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS '
; - - FOR TAXES :
For 18G5 and previous years.
NOTICE is berebt gives, that in
pursuance of an Act of Assembly pass
ed the 12th day of June, A. D. 1815. en
titled "An Act to amend an Act direct
ing the mode of selling unseated lands,
in Clearfield .county," and the several
supplements thereto, there will be ex
posed to Public Sale or 'outcry, the fol
lowing tracts bf unseated lands in said
conjity,' 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. 1366 :
' BECCARIA TOWNSHir. " J
Ac. Per. ... Warrantees etc. Taxes.
-58 Yext-r Miller, . $28 64
141 43 John Mailer, 69 6t
58 140 Fred'k Hubley, 43 26
2( 1 John B nisnian, 12 b'i
30 61 Fred'k. Howmah, 14 90
169 96 John Beam, 83 46
176 47 Jeremiah Mosher, . 84 15
244 144' Thomas Billingtoo, 120 61
25 Tlmiuss Billington, 12 37
6 70 Sarin Billington, 2 77
232 Philip Mysincope, 114 56
150 50 John Mysincope, 74 06
166. 82 John Funk,; ' 82 04
100 Fred'k Iluhley, 49 38
76 80 Michael Musser, ' 84 40
410 John Brady, 152 32
210 Wm. Bradv, 68 49
592 J, Blain&E. Blain, 112 78
399 40 John Winner,-- 197 04
399 40 Hctirv Witmer, '.. 185 94
231 112 Wm. Wilson, 112 17
165 40 Herman Witmer, 44 81
162 116 Jacob Krue, 55 58
162 116 ; John Gibson, 48 91
215 73 Robert Wilson, 86 80
94 -91 Jeremiah Mosher, 37 96
162 116 Peter Gelz, - 62 57
330 153 Martin Fantz, 101 64
206 125 . Jacob Fantz, Jr. . 91 18
328 153 Geo. Musser. 101 03
74 32 Thomas GibsdB. 29 90
433 153 David Barton, 119 11
433 153 John Fordney, '- 214 04
44 ' Brown and Fulton, 21 74
71 ' 80 John Ketland, 35 16
360 Jacob Krug, . 145 17
30 : Wm. Plnnket,' 14 81
126 40 Jacob Musseramith, 62 28
300 , Wm. Miller, 54 CO
No.
' BELL TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Ter. M'arrantees, ew.
Taxes
561 10! Henry Beck, $19 70
4237 79 120 Henry Beck, 19 23
42S7 330 78 Henry Beck, . 90 59
171 Henry Beck, - 31 36
93 95 Henry Beck, 78 42
57G6 113 Heury Beck, 18 26.
42S7 93 97 llenrj Beck, 12 08
500 Jas. M'Ghee, 56 56
4."3 Berj. Gibbs, 113 83
5619 142 20 HeDryBeck, 34 43
Abb Ira A-Sebius, 13 12
4217 93 97 Henry Beck, 12 06
5906 102 32 Nicklin A Griffith, 16 45
5906 31 12-? Nicklin A Griffith. 5 03
5907 90 NicKlin A Griffith, 14 52
5619 171 118 Henry Beck, . 22 12
4236 100 Henry Beck, ' 24 21
5904 10C0 Nicklin AGriffith. 242 12
5906 1000 Nicklin A Griffith, 210 90
5907 1000 Nicklin A Griffith, 224 .33
5913 1100 ; Nicklin A Griffith, 247 65
5919 998 Nicklin A Griffith, 233 75
6909 920 Mcklin A Griffith, 210 62
5910 350 Nicklin A- Griffith, 81 84
5911 253 Nicklin A Griffith. 61 54
5913 106 Nicklin A Griffith, 25 64
5915 767 NicklinAGriffith, 165 03
5921 1100 ' , Jsieitlin A Griffith, 266 3a
5766 1000 ' Henry Beck, i 121 07
4286 663 : Henry Beck, i . ; S9 21
i B0GGS T0WKSHTP
Ac. Per. Wairantees. etc.
John Thomas, '
John Thomas,
Joseph Drinker, :
Wm. McCormick,
Nancy Boirirs,
Malcolm M'Donald, 103 24
John Ever. . . 1U3 Z4
Barbara Snyder,
George Hootman,
George Ay res,
, Wm. Troutwine,
John Keaa, .
John E; Shaw,
Lake Kyler, ' i
Joseph Ball,
. John Montgomery,
Richard Thomas,.
Barbara Snyder,- .
Wm. Wilson, i
Thomas Smith, - "
John Kephart, .
r J. & Thos. Meese,'
Richard .Waple, .
76
41
41
90
31
' 39
208
234
413
440
429
429
119
132
427
427
400
75 "
53
266-,
158 61
95 146
49 .
60
205
100
300
160 . ;
Taxes.
$8 42
45 59
43 63
98 57
107 93
23 60
33 71
65 66
65 66
61 50
13 86
4 37
71 84
39 39
25 64
11 75
8 25
40 90
15 43
42 00
14 04
No.
5926
BLOOM TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per. Warrantees.'eto.
Taxes
296
322
100
, 50
5
84
111
. Nicklin A Griffith, 79 32
J. W. Smith, 49 99
' John Seyler, . 24 33
Geo L-Read, .,. 12 19
. teuton spencer, z ua
Levi Cleaver, 23 51
3611 111 " Roberts A Fox, 25 03
3590 1005 159" Roberta Fox, 172 19
3616 100 "Jacob Biltrer, 24 38
. 250
75
100
David Irwins Est.. 31 25
Neiper A Hartsock 9 92
John P. Dale. . 11 10
AC
346
102
159
437
48-30
85
85
75
46
225
100
64
100
50
20
50
25
175
46
109
No.
492
3574
626
5861
5877
5879
5881
5886
195
218
2009
T3
110
434
BBABFOBD TOWNSHIP.
Per. .- Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
60 'Hugh-Ely, . $52 92
35 John Campbell, 21 69
Hall & Buck, . 24 96
17 Polly & M'Lanahsn,48 23
Mat. Slay maker, 8 94
' Mat. Slaymaker, 3 81
! Wm. Graham, Jr.- 16 79
Jno. Banna, 16 79
Benj. Oliver, 14 97
. MoaesBoggs' TJeirs, 4 30
James Duncan, . ,.33 71
Nehemiah Maines, 16 56
Thomas Holt, - 1 11
David Maines, - . 9 28
, Joseph Powell, ; 6 85
Daniel Graham,. 6 75
Lucinda Graham, 2 54
Horatio D. Hall, , 6 35
John Harrier, 3 18
JohB Vanghn, 22 23
John G. Gray, 5 85
Andrew Pcttit, 29 99
BRADY TOWNSHIP. -Ac.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
" Wm. Kirkpairick,$87 32
34 Roberts A Fox, 3169
Conrad Long, 59 80
' J. B. Smith, 329 67
303
102
215
670
846
77
501
650
521
370
80
100
25
100
50
3S3
Henry Wykoff, 355 72
Casper Stiver. 24 13
Christian Lower, 246 50
Roberts A Fox, 319 81
Christian Lower. 256 02
Christ Lower, - 84 65
J. M. Miller's hr'a 37 02
J. W. Smith. (W. p. 11 45
Z. S. Welch, - 10 95
Baum, 23 40
McGairy, 11 70
David Kennedy, 113 59
BXTENSIDE TOWNSHIP. ;
Ac". Per Warranteea, etc Taxes
3e3 ! John Jones, ; $116 25
303 James Chapman, 1IB 25
2'JO Beni Trasnall, 101 93
3ti0 Jerro Williamson, ' 101 67
421 Mary Crawford 1 123 27
311 Town'dSpickmah, ' 174 47
293 - Rebecca Brown, 153 86
111 . ... Christian Stake, 34 33
100 .. . Leonard Hollis, - . 17 55
293 John Birch. - 60 02
150 John Cuminiofrs, - . .30 71
CHEST TOWNSHIP '. ...
Ac. .Per.. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
208 James Ross,- $80 13
100 31 Henry Pole, 48 22
140 . Fulton.; 32 65
190 161 Christian Roher, ;, 78'82
256 Miller & Christ, 100 84
22 Millr & Christ, 10 04
108 - Jonathan Kephart, 2 05
50 Nicholas H'agy, 6 18
200 ' M'HaftVyet Mitchell, 45 65
248 John Tfirert, , . : 20 70
100 John Brenneman, 23 32
61 11. St J. Breth, 12 57
18S6 50 Morris A Stewart, 2 27.
5352. 793 George Mead, 64 22 I
so liuu ueorire mcao. ' 103 ni
5353 1100 -George Meadj ; 100 54
5357 1100 George Mead, 89 13
192 345 62 Morris A Stewart. ' 35 41
1926 153 93 Morris A Stewart, 16 49
1937 123' Morris A Stewart. 1152
3647' 194 81 Morris A Stewart, : 8 76
1929 - 30 22 Morris A Stewart. 3 72
1930 134 - Morris A Stewart, 16 63
1886 771 77 Morris A Stewart. 86 05
1916 r 328 22 Morris A Stewart, 37 '42
1887 3s 7 44 Morris A Stewart, 48 50
1927 53 79 Mjrris A Stewart, 6 67
1928 409 Morris A Stewart, 4197
1890 187 F Berthaud s Es'L 10 75
1838 543 ' Morris A Stewart,' 62 46
1917 314 ' Morris A Stewart, 29 83
3650 126 Morr.s A Stewart. 15 76
1S87 456 : Mdrris A Stewart, 67 13
1916 75 Motris A Stewart, 5 95
No.
1891
1893
19t0
3649
6367
5377
1941
COVINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Ae..Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
640 7S Mofris A Stewart, $75 43
47 "Morris A Stewart. 57 07
122 Morris A Stewart, 20 66
30 MorrjsA; Stewart,' 8 23
George Mead, "" '49 25
Georee Mead, .130 08
' John Brlel,
- Barmoy A Barnot,
- Jnt-J. Pickardt,
Jno. J: Pickardt,
Bvatfy A tteiter,-
' r. ' , . i '. ' "
DECATUR TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes,
417 124 Thos."4 P. Cope, $163 06
John Drinker,
John Skf ron
Rich. Thomas, .
Jacob Downing,
HnghEly,'
Henry Drinker,
Benj. Wilsotf,
Jos. Damilton,
John Skyron, ""
Thos. C. Cop, :
Wm. Montgomery,
Joseph Sanson),
John Cannon, -.,
4S3
175
70
250 -
1100
350 '
183 -105,.
80
127
47
241
123 .
408 137
358 137
203 164
210 ,70
49 .
106 115
49 41
167 138
46
262 1
78
97
67 107
208
433
152
64
60
60
891 159
100
108
37 49
76 99
303 147
90
100 4
300
281
195
198
100
.60
200 ,
125 " '
200
17 .
83 136
404
80
12 52
87
15 16
11 44
9 03
94 16
. 56 09
159 57
140 02
79 46
82 15
20 61
41 S3
19 23
65 28
17 90
102 41
24 01
Thomas Edmundson, 38 25
Geo. Graff, ;, ,26 40
Wm. Saosom, '81 33
John Anderson, 169,23
Gilbett Vought, -69 42
Thos. Billington, 152 89
Thos. Stewattson, 39 07
Jacob Downing, 39 24
Joseph SansoiD, ' 10 65
Wm.Sansom, 29 80
Thos. Edmundson, 125 24
John Drinker, - . 35 17
Jonathan Kephart, 17 47
Casper Haines, 140 34
GillMJrt Vaught, - 109 80
JosephTTarrison,' 76 18
Joseph Harrison,' . 77 04
Wm. Hoover; . 40 07
Joseph Harrison, . 20 45
. Jonathan Nesbit, 45 20
A. J. Gss, 28 25
Sam'l. M'Clarren, ; 45 20
Joseph Sansom, 3 84
Joseph Whitehall, ;. 18 75
Charles Risk, . 78 92
FERGUSON TOWNSHIP.
Ac." Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
233 159 John Harobright, $S4 94
433 153 Daniel Turner, 60 04
58 : ' Matthias Slongh, 22 57
433 153 George Ross, - ' ; v 117 60
74 Lewis Jordan, 24 63
150 ' jA. Scott, ' 40 70
60 J Hiram Passmore, 13 58
100 Abraham Ogden, 22 45
24 "! Henry Swan, . . 14.18
100 ! John Hambright, 36 60
50 Benj. Hartshorn, . 25 53
Ne.
4272"
4200
4188
4183
4181
4200
4132
4138
4241
4238
1534
1535
4242
4399
4340
4398
4406
1924
1918
1890
3647
5365
5366
1929
- FOX TOWNSHIP. .' -- :
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. ' Taxes.
' 425 ' " Jas. Wilson, ' $60 99
, Jas. Wilson, West i 22 95
, Jas Wilaoa, West p 23 14
Jas. Wilson, : 41 32
jas. wiison, West 31 7Z
330
140
250
495
660
990
200
937
947
20
600
, 293
372
188
216
100
90
62
107
66
100
J5
eiBABD TOWNSHIP.
1 508 100 Morris A Stewart $52 JO
114 Morris A Stewart, 16 26
254 120 Morris A Stewart, 57 89
10 1 Morris A Stewart, - 1 15
50 George Mead, . 6 23
14 Morris A Stewartr 24 T5
' 'Ta. Wilson.
Jas. Wilson,
Jas. Wilson,
Jas.WHson,
.. Jas. Wilson, .
, Jas. Wilson, '
Jas.-Wileon, ..
t 'Jas- Wilson,
Jas. Wilson,
- Jas. Wilson, t
r Jas. Wilson.
'. Lane A Hyde,
-Balltown Lot,
HaletLot,
Firman Lot, ,
.. f3 i 1 S i.tt
, Hyde, Bid well A Co.l 3 13
. , Balltown Lot, 2 94
63 20
126 33
45 26
28411
287 94
6 09
182 55
90 63
61 49
- 35 86
57 33
13 13
11 82
,6 51
11 24
5 25
. GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etcr
52S9
5290
5291
6325
1903
1912
1834
1915
1923
1923
ir22
5324
5328
5327
5329
5330
1911
Ac.
297
149
145
103
109
250
382
348
100
41
431.
336
100
60
100
,66
300 Wm. Mapes,
330 George Moad,
483 . George Mead. "
1100 ' George Mead, '
200 George Mead,
376 r Morris A Stewart,
433 Morris A Stewart,
300 153 Morris A Stewart,
383 Morris A Stewart,
100 . . Morris A Stewart
152 - Morris A Stewart,
1213 67 George Mead,
1100' George Mead.
1113 120 George Mead,
1100 George Mead.
1100 George Mead,
100 Morris A Stewart,
Taxes
$55 83
118 31
167 99
o76 05
67 13
18 30
25 62
,104 03
114 92
11 70
65 82
242 aS
229 35
242 68
229 35
229 35
20 86
435 50 Luther Morris, ' 179 60
433 153 Joseph Hilliard, . , 179 28
433 153 Robert Gray, ' 179 29
429 41 John Bringhurst, . , " 1T3 60
433 153 Sarah Ward.- ": 179 23
433 J 53 George Eddy, . , 179 23
433 153 Moore Wharton, ' ' ' ' ' 179 29
433 153 George Ashton. 145 97
129 . JohnDorsey. ' 29 35
72 Thos. Jordan, r 22 73
25 Geo. Fox, o g
433 153 Isabella Jordan, ' ' 179 23
200 Silas Cox, . n 10
227 . G. AM.M'Cormick. . 55 38
90 ThomreonAEselman. , 42 11
433 153 CalebFoulk, .148 T5
293 George Westcott. V, , 1 00 79
173 153 Robert Wharton, ' 60 39
4X3 153 George Seaff. 148 75
225 John Boyd. . 57 38
109 Susannah Ward. ' " 34 08
255 : O.AM M Cormick, 65 04
100 Henry Trout. 43 20
14 . ; George Bowman. 3 65
84 Charles Senate's estate, 3 85
75 - Peter Whiteside. . . 24 83
200 . George Ashton, . S3 30
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
Per." Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
Thos. P. Cope, $77 24
John Skyron, 47 16
T. Cie, 39 48
, , : Jas-Milligan, , 30 71
Goo. Moore, i 38 53
Jno. Fry, Jr. 66 98
. Joseph Simons, . . 103 28
Joseph Harrison, . 113 37
Charles Hall, 32 68
' C. J. Allport, 16 38
114 Hyman Gratz. 189 80
114 Robt. Shaw,-. I 146 71
Robt. Shaw, ! .43 71
, Jno. Skyron, ,,, 4 17
- - Jno. Donaldson, . ; , 13 83
104 B. D. Scboonovcr, 9 14
'; GUELICH TOWNSHIP-
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
225 " John Witmer,
31 64 Pigot Shaw,
305 48 lleo. Baker, t
335 151 ! Benj. Wilson, ;
100 Richsrd Aiherton,
48 114 Geo. Moore, ,
349 96 Geo. M lore,
134 Philip Gloninger,
158 John M Cahen,
433 153 Edward Hand,
356 . 69 Emanuel Reigart,
108 " ' Geo. Moore,' '
260 ' John M'Cahen,
98 John Lampblack,
119 121 Christian Stake,
193 122 . Matthiis Young,
433 153 Christian Ilager,
433 .153 George Mnsser,
237 48 Thos. Tedler, ;
210 Daniel OfTley; i '
215 75 Geo. Baker, Jr.
436 145 Timothy Paxton,
433 153 John Bnrge,
216 153 John Musser, Jr.
436 145 Jos. Ashbright,
214 W. D. Ilagcrty,
400 - Fox & Louther,
$101 61
12 62
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
87 65
195 6-5
195 65
107 01
94 83
97 08
196 84
195 65
97 51
196 84
58 44
36 40
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees. eto. Taxes
Hugh Jordan, $54 93
John Read, ' 102 63
114 Rudolph Lits, 12 93
Robert Mitchell 39 29
. James Alexander, ' 4 50
L. J. Craas, 6 62
- George Mead, 52 95
47 Georee Mead, 101 13
521
413
52
90
, 6
6
6293 726
5296 1167
5297 1213
285
36
74
9
41
'41
153
- 176
240
137
490
67 George Mead, 105 05
Wm. Montgomery, bb ys
JohnMcPherson, 7 91
J. M, Macnmber, 16 25
M. W. Snyder, 1 53
J. B. McEnally, ' 5 22
J.B.Shaw, 5 2'i
E.Iriwn A Sons. 14 61
kE. Irwin A Sons, 16 76
E. Irwin A Sons, 22 S6
E. Irwin A Sons, 17 40
H. Irwin A Sons, 45 33
STRAIN OE, B C T . TR.U B Every yotfn
lady and gentleman in the United States can
hear something yery ouch ta their advantage by
return mail (free of oharge.) by addressing thm
undersigned. Those having fears f being ham
bugged will oblige by not notiolhg this card. All
ethers will please address their obedient servant
is v.r THOS. F. CHAPMA3.
Jan. 3. 1 666-1 y. . 831 Broadway, N Vorfc.
rTIO DRUNKARDS. A reformed inebriate
X. . would be happy to communicate (free of
cnarge) to as many of nts lellow-oemgs as will
address him, very important and useful infor
mation, and t lace In their hands a sure cure for
the love of Strong Drink of any kind. This in
formation is freely offered by one who has nar
rowly escaped a drunkard's grave. Address,
SKTH B. HENDERSON.
, Mar 28, ISfi6-3iu. No. 9 Broad Street, N.-Y.
No
5673
5674
5675
5066
5067
4263
4264
4199
5672
4257
4902
4236
4225
4890
5061
5063
4225
4236
2000
2001
3592
1938
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees." etc, " Taxes
200 . J. G: Kidder, JS76 73
195 . David Caldwell, 66 43
1041 Moore A Delaney, 399 20
1041 ' Moore A Delaney, 399 20
1041 , Moore A Delaney, 399 20
990 Wm. Powers, 379 69
877 Wm. Powers, 336 46
990 James Wilson, 17140
990 James Wilson, 17166
.990 James Wilson, - 171 66
347 27 Mo'ore A Delaney, 94 95
838 15 James WilSon. . 237 99
420 Wilhelm Willink, 143 12
490 " James Wilson, , ., 143 21
740 James Wilson, 216 27
124 ; ! Wilhelm Willink, 22 63
1113 ' William Powers, 157 65
375 E. Shoemaker, 118 70
.101 . K. Shoemaker, 3197
293 . Wm. Powers, 94 32
250 , . James Wilson, 73 07
500 James Wilson, 146 13
1020 Roberts A Fox. 366 44
1089 Roberta A Fox, 391 29
900 Roberts A Fox, 252 12
429 .- 38 Roberts A Fox, - 125 35
1000 Abel DaBois, 12125
JORDAN TOWNSHIP. ;
Per. Warrantees, eto. ' " Taxes.
433 153 Richard Peters, $179 18
433 153 Fred Beates, 165 56
433 153 JohnDunwoodie, . . . 165 53
274 Adam Kuhn, . 102 58
202 EbenexerBrenham, . 71 96
103 . Adam Kuhn, . . . 41 12
433 153 Thos. Martin, 151 51
333 Robert Martin. .112 35
433 153 Richard Martin, - 78 33
91 135 Philip Loast, , . 25 39
70 Wm. Johnson, ; . 19 47
100 ' ' Thilip Loast, ... ... 9 05
100 Jonathan Jones, ! . 30 60
150 . Wm.Wilson, , . 23 45
100 Richard Martin, ; . 15 63
- '" '- i -' ' ' . i
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
513 95 MorrisAStewart.$101 03
650 120 William Smith,
673 120 William Mnitn.
79 Charles Willink,
83 Charles Willink,
No.
1944
1429
3552
1093
1023
9R1 I
3475 t 638 147 Charles Willink,
1093 253 139 Charles Willink,
1095' 124 108 Charles Willink,
865 Charles Willink,
436 113 Charles Willink,
58 .62 Charles Willink,'
259 113 Cbarles wuiinK,
1096
1097 '
3465
3466
1097
1097
1093
3463 1 '
3475 I 552
f 59
100 ' Charles Willink,
100.. Charles Willink,
100 Charles Willink,
19-," Charles Willink,
95 42
93 62
. 7 76
13 11
62 85
30 30
. 12 23
75 17
50 27
v 8 21
. 30 82
14 15
' 5 55
13 65
4 39
Charles Willinc, 109 86
Charles Willink, 8 37
' ; 48 . , . J. R. M'CIoskey, 11 75
5412 98 Arnold Custard, ... 9 45
5412 100 ' Wm. Michaels, ; 16 95
-200 1 Wm, Michaels. ; 16 65
1655 ,957 132 HewsMyers,FUherl35 43
mar i - - !
Charles Willink, -19 09
Charles Willink, , , 3 82
1096 i 125
1097 25
10971
1096 50
1096 - 66
, 5oo
a '122
133
- ' 83
; 700 .
89
18
3466) -3467
106
Charles Willink, . T 64
- Charles Willink,
W. Schnarra-A Co. 69 38
DaniAl Ynthara. 1
Christian Brown.
Mary Eggans, 0
: ' Willard, .,
, T. A J. White,
18 43
10 54
38 85
4 94
I. A J- White, , ... 1 00
i Thos. Myers, , 5 89
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
Ac" Per Warrantees j etc. .- Taxes
437 4 Reubn Usynes, i $179 94
Ac. Per.
402 .
206 .
327
373 ,
421
440 -65
410 109
440 20
423
30
282 .42
407 2
143 63
349 140
260
170 141
272 16
183
133"
433 153
433 163
43.V 163
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
400
433
433 .
433 .'
170
438
105 .
100 90
90 122
407 . 139
244
231 1
100 ' '
100 - 19
267 40
137
434 85
375' '
269 91.
210 143
6
400 1.1
100
100
223
150
96
136
56 . .
63
MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
Warrantees, eto. " Taxes.
George Wetxel, ' $100 41
Wm. Werts, " 51 46
Christian Werts. . 81 63
David Lauck, .. 93 13
Jesse YaMiell, : 89 10
Joseph Turner, 109 89
Joseph Turner.. . 109 89
Joseph Turner, 109 89
George Uabecker,' 104 64
Peter Yamell. . 74 93
Wm. Drinker,- 70 51
H. S. Drirker. - lol 79
Richard Thomas, 35 78
John Read, 78 3t
Michael Sooder, ; 64 94
Patrick Hays, - 42 47
Robert Glenn. - 57 83
Francis Johnson, 32 30
Robert Kainy, 10 00
Thomas Morris, 108 29
William Morris. ' 103 29
Samuel Meredith, - 103 29
William Miller, 103 29
Hetty Morris, - 108 29
Thos Fitssinions, ' 108 29
Geo. Clymer, 108 29
Robert Gray. ' 103 29
Patrick Moore, 108 29
Mary Morris. 108 29
Magnus Miller, 108 29
Nalbie Frasey, 108 29
John Houston, 99 90
Clem Stockes, 89 09
John Vanghn. ' 103 29
Jonathan Nesbit, 103 29
Blair M'Lanahan, 39 92
William Stewart, 93 02
James Wilson, 28 19
Robert Morris, . . 24 98
William Morris. 22 48
Richard R. Smith, -7180
James Smith, 32 23
Christopher Baker, . 30 49
Isaao Farlow, 29 40
Patrick Hays.. 20 55
Conrad Swarts. ' 66 87
Nicholas Reidenour. 24 19
99 45
79 08
65 24
33 57
1 25
"82 20
14 70
8 85
43 95
19 92
16 93
11 94
4 40
5 44
- PENN TOWNSHIP J
No.' Ao." Per. Warrantees, eto." ' Taxes
5951 107. Nicklin A Griffith. $10 02
59S4 647 Nicklin A Griffith, 133 80
5962 63 . Elijah Heath 13 53
168 1 Greenwood Bell 89 03
- Robert Carson, ; ; '
' Mathiaa S'ough,
Joseph Hubley,
Jacob Graff",
John Graff,
' Frederick Hubley,
William Bigler,
Mott A Johnson,
Simoa Grata.
, Hillary Baker,
. Joseph Potter,
Francis Johnson, -.
Joseph Nicholson,
-Joseph Potter.
PIKE TOWNSHIP,
No. Ao. Per
5781 T50 '
5778 200
4262 990
4252 957
5777 610 1J
5777 510 11
5776 629 ; :
1429 - 70.
450 i
,: 145
. -184
185
4020 476 -
296 ,
6779 111
4G0
200
5776 276
5776 369
5776 475
80
m Warrantees, eto.
John Nicholson,'
John Nicholson, '
James Wilson,
James Wilson,
John Nicholson,
John Nicholson,
John Nicholson,
8. Blodget,
Daniel Bailey, '
ThomasJordan, '
Thomas Magee,
Thomas Magee,
Wm. S. Roberts,
R. W.M'Naul,
Z. Bailey,
Z. M'Naul. .
Rachael Kratzer,
John Nicholson,
John Nicholson,
John Nicholson,
Taxes
$56 86
20 18
91 35
101 00
54 56
54 56
46 91
14 00
30 64
42 35
48 27
49 13
39 4t
1679
6 27
26 06
11 50
15 87
21 22
27 32
-UNION TOWSSHIP. . x
Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Unhmrt A Fox. 52 01
Roberts A Fox, 147 za
No
3593 330
5
146
143
42
WOODWARD T0WN8HIP. ;
Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc. , Taxes.
John Yught, $177 15
' John Walls, - 186 55
John Roll, , 177 15
Wm.Wilson, ' 40 90
' John Caunon, ' 141 34
-; Israel Wheelan, 113 70
' Samuel Emlen,- - 63 17
' Peter Henny, 29 21
Hugh Ralston, , 27 89
- Thos. Neel, ' - .'- 16
Thos. MastoD, . 33 40
Mary Neil, "'"8 53
- Mary Connelly, 33
- Benj. Johnson, - - 27 46
Hegarty. M
, M'Cahen, . - 11 35
. Mary ConneUy, c 17 41
, Roland Evans, 40 90
Pigot Shaw, 136 52
, Sebastian Graff. ' - 88 32
Thoc. Edmonson, 179 15
' Daniel Offley, . v . 122 95
" John Musser, jr. 123 11
EHHootmao. .. . 46 S3
Mary Sandwich, 29 17
Philip Loast, 146 49
J.R.Howell, 146 4$
"Win.-Johnson. ... 146 49
George Beckham, . 33 fcs
Charles Hight -.. 107 70
Daniel Turner, - 103 00
Peter Lowden, -i,- 65 26
Charles Lowden, - 23 tl
Mary 8andwiobv'-'v-17 78
Isaae Wilson, - - 43 $k
Mary ConneU 18 83
George Ashton, ; 08
John M'Connell, J; 4 94
John Low. 17 63
D. W. MOORS, Tress r.
Hatch 28. - '
- j , .... ... . ... .
433 .153
456 159
433 153
100.
412 41
433 ' 153
263 .
153" ' 5
140
215
263
355
300
100
433
336
57
100
334
216
438 - 73
426 105
433 133,
121 .
163t.
433 1 153
433 153 .
433 153
100 ' 63
248 ' ' .
237
176
81 ;
136. ' ' .
189 - ' --41
85 -40
. 4 :
150
ERRORS OP YOUTH. A Gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility.
Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful
indiscretion, will for the sake of suffering hnman
ity.send free to all who need it, the recipe and
directions .for dm ing the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers . wishing to profit
by the advertiser's experience, ean do so by ad
dressing . . ( JOHN B. OGDEN,
Jan. 3 1365-ly. No. 13, Ohambera St. N.Y.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI
ENCE OF AN INVALID. Published
for the benefit and as a CAUTION TO- YOUNG
MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous Debili
ty, Prematura Decay of Manhood, A-o , supplying
at the same time The Means of -iolf-Cure, ; By
one who has cured himself after uudergoing con
siderable quackery . By enclosings postpaid ad
dressed envelope, single oopies free of charge may
be had by the au thor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAlR. Esq,
1 Jan. 31, 18C6-ly.- Brooklyn. Kings Co. N. Y
TO CONSUMPTIVES. The undersigned
having been restored to health in a few week,
by a very simple remedy, after laving suffered
several years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease. Cousuuiption ia anxious to make"
Known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used (fiee of charge), with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find, sure curb for cojscmptio.
asmuA, brosceitis, rocons, colds, ac. Then
Fy object of the advertiser in sending the Pre
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation which he conceives to be invaluable ;
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing. Parties wishing the .prescription will
please address.
Rev. EDWAhD. A: WILSON, Williamsburg
Jan .3, 1866-iy. Kings county, N ora
MISS E. A. P. KY N DEK.Teacher of Piano
Forte, Melodeon, Cabinet Organ, Guitar,
II arm oc y and Vocal Music. For the sole purpose,
of keeping inferior Instruments out of theeoauty
Miss Kynder has secured agencies for the sale of
really good and durable Pianos. Organs. Guitars
and Melodeons. As chief among a large list os
good Instruments may be mentioned,
Chickcrings and Sons Grand, Sqnare and Up
right Piano Fortes. Lindeman's and Sons new
patent Cycloid Piano. Calenberg A Vaupel's
Grand and Square Pianos Mason A Hamlin's
Cabinet Organ. Etty's Cottage Organ. Tieat A
Linslcy's Organs and Melodeons.' Hall's Guitars.
Ac. which ahe will sell at a very trifling advance
on Manufacturer'srices. thus enabling purchas
ers to secure Instruments that will be a pleasure
to own. for no greater outlay of money than would
be required to get inferior articles that are "Jar
at any jirirn.'" '
. Music Books, Paper, Guitar Strings and Sheet
music constantly on hand at the store of Mrs. U.
D. Welsh. - - September, 20.1865.
PUBLIC SALE. There will be exposed to
- sale, by PubHo outcry, at . the residence of
the subscriber in Lawrence township, on Tuesday
the 10th day of April. 1866, the following personal
property, to wit:' 2 Horses, 4 milch Cows, 3 bead
of young cattle, 2 set harn ess, 1 set buggy har
ness. 1 Wagon and hay ladders, 1 Dearborn .wag
on and spring seat. Log sled, Log chain, Wheel
barrow, Fanninginill,' Cornsheller, oress-eut saw.
CuUing-box, Rakes and Forks, 2 Plows, 2 Shovel
plows, 2 Harrows, 2 Cultivators, Cow chains Hay
by the ton, Corn and Oats by the bushel. Dining
table, Cookstove, Churn, besides other articles too
numerous to mention. , ;
Sale to comtnenoo at 10 o'clock, A. M. of said
day., A liberal credit will be given.
March 21, 1866. . : . : Q, F, GUELICH.
JJ ARTS WICK & IBWIN,
DRUGGISTS, J J
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
llaving-refittcd and removed to the room" lately
occupied by Richard Mossop, on Market St., new
off or low for cash, swell selected ..assortment of
.ti-. - . :
- DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
Also, Patent Medicines of all kinds. Paints. Oils,
Glass, Putty, Dye-stuffs. Stationary, Tobacco and
Segars, Confectionary, Spiecs, and a larger stock
of varieties than ever before offered in this place,
and warranted to be of the best the market af
fords.' ' Inspect their stock before purchasing
elsewhere, and they feel warranted in saying that
you will be pleased with the quality and price of
their goods Remember the place Mossop 's old
stand, on market St. Dcj. 6, 1805.
TO PROPERTY HOLDERS, The atten
tion of the lot holders of the Borough of
Clearfield is culled to the following Section of
the -Supplement of ordinance of April 9th, 1853,
relating to sidewalks." By-a resolution of the
Town Council, passed at its last meeting, the said
section was orJered to be republished in the Bo
rough papers lor three successive weeks, and
then the ' Street Conimuaiuncr- be xequirod to
strictly enforce the same : i.
Section 3d, That all ditches now opened or
may hereafter be opened, shall be kept open and
in repair by the respective lot holders before
whoso lots the- ditches pass, and on default of any
lot holder keoping the ditches iu front of his lots
open and in repair, that it shall be the duty of
the Street Commissioner to give such lot holder a
written. notice to open or repair the same within
ten days, and on default of such lot holder to open
or repair the same, the Street Commissioner-shall
open and repair the same at the proper costs and
charges of the respective lot holders, which shall
be collected, with twenty per eentum added, in
the same manner, as is provided ia Section 4 of
Ordinance to which this is a Supplement. By
order of the Couneil. - . WM. D. BIGLER.- -March
2MB6-3t. - ' &'J-
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY.
Joseph .Milliken. f No.' 30 March Trtn 186S
rs " j Ejectment for specific Per
William Sirwell, formancea! Sheriff returns,
William pecker, A I Defendants not found, and
M P.; Morse, j no penon in 'possession of
premises -Now, 20 th of March 1866, Plaintiff by
his Attorney, 'moves for rule on Defendants to
appear and plead to the action, and order of pub
lication in accordance with the provisions of the
Act of Assembly.. .11. B Swoops;, PllTs., Atf y. .
Now. 20 of March' 1866, Rula granted on De
fendants Ao appear and plead to the above stated
action ef ejectment feracertia piece of land
lying oil Andersons creek, in Clearfield, county,
P., (being part of large tract known as War
rant No. 07 81, and the same premises which tho
Plaintiff. Joseph Milliken. agreed to convey to tho
Defendants, in consideration of the sam of 30OO,
by article of agreomeat dated the 15th April,
1865.) returnable at J use Term 1866. .
. Role to bo published in one newspaper in tho .
County of Clearfield, sixty days before the return
day thereof, and inserted at least three times, ia
accordance with the provisions of the aot of As.
sew ply ia soab cases made and provided.
March 38, 1866 , By the Court, (W, C(,F.)
RITSSMJT. DOMINU0. UuhhalTa, brake's,
Houflaod Garmaa, A Kostotter's A Green s
Oxygenated Bittsrs. and pure Jiquofs of. all kiuda
for medical porporeT for sale by --
Jau -10. - . . HAKTSVlCfv IRWIN,
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