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CLEARFIELD, PA., WEMESMI, JUNE 3, 1868.
VOL. 14.HY0. 39.
A MOTHER'S LOVE.
Many friends may gather round thee,
With sweet word of love and cheer,
- Promising their lasting friendship.
Friendship which you prize so dear.
Beautiful and loving creatures
May profess a 1 sting love ;
Tendering their sweet affections,
Asking you their truth to prove. ,
Comrades also will stand by thee
In the hour of help and need,
Pledging their good wor9 to help thee,
Promises as good as deeds. -
These are beautiful to think on,
Very pleasing 'tis to say
I bave friends, if I should need them,
I eould call them any day.
Very sweet may be their friendship,
ery long they may love thee.
But there's one who loves the longer.
One whose love can never flee.
'Tis thy mother loves thee dearly,
:Tis thy mother's sweetest voice
Cheers thee onward in life's pathway,
Oh ! indeed thou shoulds't rejoice.
Think on many a sad. lone orphan,
Weary of this world of care
No one to relieve or cheer him,
Xone to drop a pitying tear..
Oh ! then love thy mother fondly,
Care for her in every way.
For whate'er thou dost to cheer her,
Her love you never can repay.
A TALE POB WIVES.
"Now this is "what I call comfort," said
Mrs. Hurley, as she sat down by her neigh
bor's tire one evening ;, "here you are, at
your sewing, with the kettle steaming on the
hob.and the tea things on the table, expect
ing every minute to hear your husband's
Mep, and see his kind face look in .at the
door. Ah ! if my husband was like yours,
Janet!"
"He is like mine in many of his ways,"
paid Janet, with a smile, "and he would be
Mill more like him if you took ,more ains
to male him comfortable."
'"What do j'ou mean?" cried Madge,
"our house is as clean as yours ; I mend my
husband's clothes and cook his dinner as
carefully as any woman in the parish, yet he
never stays at home of an evening, while
you two sit here by your cheerful fire night
alter night as happy as can be."
"As happy as can be on eYirYt'jsaid her
friend gravely; "yes and I shall "tell you
the secret of it, Madge."
"I wish you would," said Madge, with a
deep sigh ; "it's misery to live as I do now."
"Well, then," said Janet, speaking slow
ly and distinctly, "I let my husband see
that I love him still, and that I learn every
day to love him more. Love is the chain
that binds him to his home. The world may
call itiollv, but the world is not my lawgiv
er." "And do you realy think," exclaimed
Madge in surprise,- "that husbands care for
that sort of a thing ?"
"For love do you mean?" asken Janet.
"Yes, they don't feel at all as we do, Ja
net.and it don't take many years of married
life to make them think of a wife as a sort
' or maid of all work."
"A libel, Madge," said Mrs. Matson,
laughing, "I won't allow you to sit in Wil
liam's chair and talk so."
"No, because youf husband is different
and values his wifes love, whilst John cares
for me only as his housekeeper."
"I don't think that," said Janet, "al
though he said to my husband the other
day that courting-time was the happiest of
a man's life. William reminded him that
there is a greater happiness than that on
arth,if men but give their hearts to Christ.
I know that John did alter his opinion, but
he went away still thinking ot his courting
time as of a joy too great to be exceeded. '
"Dear fellow," cried Madge, smiling
throug her tears. "I do believe he was hap
py then. I remember I used to listen for
him as I sat with my dear mother by the
fire longing for the happiness of seeing him."
"Just so," said Janet. "Do you ever feel
like that now ?"
Madge hesitated. . "W ell, no, not exact
ly." "And why not?"
"Oh,I don't know." said Madge; 'mar
ried people give up that sort of thing?"
"Love, do you mean?" asked Janet, a
second time. ' ' .
"No, but what people call being senti
mental," replied Mrs. Harley.
"Longing to see your husband is a very
proper sentiment," replied Janet.
"But some people are rediculous foolish
before others." reasoned Madge.
"This proves they want sense. I atu not
likely to approve of that, as William will
won tell you ; all I want is that wives should
let their husbands know they are still lov
ed." "But jaen are so vain," said Madge,
lthat it is dangerous to show them much
attention." ' , .
Her friend looked up.. "Oh T Madge,
what are you saying? Have you then mar
ried with the notion that it was not good for
John to believe you love him ?"
"No, but it is not wise to show that you
are too much for them."
"Say and him ; do not talk of husbands
in general, but of yours in particular.
'4Ie thinks quite enough of himseli al
ready,! assure you."
"Dear Madge," said Janet, smiling,
"would it do you auy harm to receive &ht
tle more attention from your husband?'
"Of course not. I wish he'd try;" and
Mrs. Harley laughed at the idea.
"Then ym don't think enough of your
self already ? and nothing would make you
vain I suppose?"
Madge colored and all the more when she
perceived that William" Matson had come in
l'uetly, and was now standing behind Jan
et's chair. This of course put an end to
he conversation. Madge retired to her
"wn home to think of Janet's words, and to
confess secretly that they were very wise.
Hours passed before John Harley return
ed home. He was a man of good abilities
and well to do in the world, and having
married Madge because he truly loved her,
he had ex potted to have a happy home.
But partly because he was reserved and sen
sative, and partly because Madge feared to
make him vain, they had grown cold to each
other, so cold that John began to think the
ale house more comfortable than his own
home.
That night the rain fell in torrents, the
wind howled, and it was not until the mid
night hour, that Harley left the public house
and hastened home. He was wet through
when he crossed the threshold. He was, as
he gruffly muttered, "used to that:" but
he was not "used" to the tone aiidIook
with which his wife drew near to welcome
him ; nor to find warm clothes by the crack
ling fire and slippers on the hearth, nor to
hear no reproach for the late hour, and ne
glect, and dirty footmarks, as he sat in his
arm chair. Some change had come to her
he was very sure. She wore a dress that he
had bought for her years ago, with a linen
collar around her neck, and had a cap trim
med with white ribbons, on her head.
"You're smart, Madge. "he exclaimed,at
last when he had stared at her for some lit
tle time in silence. "Who has been hero
worth dressing for?"
"No one until you came," she said half
laughing.
."I ? Nonsense, you did'nt dress for me,"
cried John.
"You won't believe it, perhaps, but I
did, I have been talking with Mrs. Matson
this evening, and she Las given me some
very good advice. So uow, John what do
you want for supper?"
John, who was wont to steal to the shelf
at night and content himself with anything
he could find, thought her offer too excel
lent to be refused, and very soon a bowl of
hot chocolate was steaming on the table.
Then his wife sat down for a wonder at his
side, and talked a little, and listened, and
looked pleased, when at last, as if he couldn't
help it, he said, "Dear eld Madge!"
That was enough, her elbow somehow
found its way to the arm of his chair.and she
sat quietly looking at the fire. After awhile
John said
"Madge, dear, do you remember the old
Jays when we used to ife -side iy idi
your mother s kitchen I
"Yes."
"I was a younger man then, and as they
told me.handsome ; now I am older, plainer,
duller. Then you loved mo; do you love
me still?"
She looked up into his face, and her eyes
answered him. It was like looking back to
old days, to hear once again those kind
words meant for her ear alone.
She never once asked if it would make
him vain, she knew, as if by instinct, that
it was making him a wiser and a more
thoughtful man. And after a happy silence
he took down the Bible and read a chapter,
andhe bowed her head and prayed.
Yes, prayed for pardon, through the
blood of Jesus Christ, and for blessings on
her husband.
She prayed and not in vain.
A Telling Argument. A man on trial
for murder was successfully defended by his
counsel in the following argument:
" 'Thou shalt not kill.'. Now if you hang
my client, you transgress the command as
slick as grease and plump as a goose! s egg
in a loafer's face. Gentlemen.murder wheth
er committed by twelve jurymen or an hum
ble individual like my client. You may
bring the prisoner in 'guilty,' the hangman
may do his work, but will that exonerate you ?
No such thing. In that case you will be
the murderers. WTbo among you is prepar
ed for the braud of Cain to be stamped upon
his brow to-day ? Who freemen? Who in
this land of liberty and light? Gentlemen,
I will pledge my word not one ot you has a
bowie knife. No, gentlemeu, your pockets
are odoriferous with the fumes of cigar cases
and tobacco. You can smoke the tobacco
ot rectitude in the pipe of a clear conscience,
but hang my poor client and the scaly alli
gators of remorse will gallop through the
internal principles of your animal viscera,
until the spinal vertibras of your national
construction is turned into a railroad for the
grim and gory goblins ot despair. Gentle
men, 1 adjure you by the manumitted ghost
of temporary sanity to do no murder. I ad
jure you by the name ot woman, the main
spring of the ticking time-piece of time's
theoretical transmigration to do no murder.
I adjure you by the American eagle, that
whipped the universal game cock of creation
and is now roosting on the magnetic tele
graph of time's illustration of transmigra
tion to do no murder. And lastly, if you
ever expect free dogs to bark at you, it you
ever expect to wear boots made of the free
hide of the Rocky Mountain Buffalo and
to sum up all, if you ever expect to be any
body bat sneaking, low-flung, rascally-brained,
small ends of humanity, whittled down
into indistinctibility,' acquit my elient and
save your country. The prisoner was ac
quitted, of course.
"Tights." Tight pantaloons are all the
go the present summer. WV have had a
sight of them already and such a sight 1
It really makes us nervous to think of it.
Our young men actually seem to have no
"visible means of support" For goodness
sake let them wear false calves. How they
expect to become anything in the world on
such diminutive props, we are unable to
comprehend. And how do they manage to
get into them ? Their legs look as if they
had been melted and poured in, and some
how or other the big end of the material
seems to have run down into the boots.
1 -T 1 T- 2 -!,- V.o.1 nut noseoil tTlA snl
ATI U1U luuiau tuu -
of whiskey for many years, said a barrel of
.1 - i. ;.l a VMicanr1 wnnfo and fi f-
ty fights.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS
FOB TAXES
For 1867 and previous years
NOTICE is HEREBY eiVEic, that in pur
suance of an Act of Assembly, passed
the 12th day of June, A.D. 1815. entitled
'An Act to amend an Act directing the
mode of selling unseated lands, in 1,1 ear-
field county." will be exposed to Public
sale or outcry, for the taxes due and
unpaid thereon, at the Court House in
the l'orougb of uiearneia, on me sec
ond Monday in June, A. v. laoo .
BECCABIA TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc: Taxes.
58 ' Joho Mailer, $27 20
8 Fred'k Ilubley, 6 24
109 96 John Beam, 79 33
176 47 Jeremiah Mosher, 76 65
186 87 Thomas Billington, 38 40
76 80 Michael Muaser, 35 89
100 James M'Murtrie . 36.85
80 Thomas Murgatory, 29 48
80 5fagnus Miller, 29 48
410 John Brady, 164 82
160 Willi mi Brady, 64 32
592 J. Blain, K. Blain, 237 98
399 John Witmor, 187 20
849 Henry Witmor, 163 75
181 William' Wilson, 8195
134 Jabob Krug, 62 85
104 John Gibson, ' 48 78
215 73 Robert Wilson, 101 03
433 153 William Gray, 2I3 28
433 153 John Miller, 203 41
94 91 Jeremiah Mosher, 44 22
161 116 TeterGetz, 77 58
330 153 Martin Fautz, 88 44
296 125 Jacob Fautz, 79 S3
328 153 George Musser, 87 90
74 32 Thomas Gibson, 34 84
433 153 David Barton, 87 10
433 153 John Ferdncy, 203 41
44 Brown & Fulion, 20 64
71 80 John Ketland, 33 50
55 102 Sarah Billington, 25 87
360 Jacob Kung, 1S8 84
30 Win. Plumket, 14 08
SELL TOWNSHIP.
No.
4233
5620
5K20
5764
5618
42S7
42SS7
5706
5766
4286
4:89
3565
5904
5906
5907
5918
5919
5619
5909
5910
5911
5913
5915
5921
5619
42S7
5619
5906
5905
5907
4288
Ac. Per.
1000
oUO
500
1000
61
79 120
3.(0 78
307 59
113
71
S3 97
1000
' 506
500
161 118
1000
758
800
955
93.3
433
242
825
320
247
106
607
1100
101 93
93 97
119 01
102 32
--,31 123
90
100
Taxes
$230 00
115 00
115 00
230 00
14 03
18 17
"94 88
88 32
32 54
20 47
21 s9
230 00
116 33
143 75
55 54
Warrantees, etc.
Henry Beck,
Henry Bees,
Henry Beck,
Henry Beck.
Henry Beck,
Henry Beck.
Henry Beck,
Henry Beck,
Henry Beck,
Henry Beck,
lUnrv Beak,
Henry Beck,
Henry Beck,
Henry Beck,
.Tnhn Nicholson.
Nicklin A Griffith 230 00
Nicklin fc Griffith 174 34
Nicklin Griffith 184 00
Nicklin Griffith 219 65
Nicklin A Griffith 215 74
Benj. Gibbs, 124 54
Henry Beck, 55 66
Nicklin A Griffith 189 75
Nicklin Griffith 73 60
Nicklin A Griffith 56 81
Nicklin A Griffith 24 33
Nicklin AGriffith 139 61
Nicklin AGriffith 233 00
Henry Beck, 23 23
Henry Beck, 21 51
Henrv Beck. 27 37
Nicklin AGriffith 29 33
Nicklin AGriffith
Nicklin A Griffith
Henry Beck
S 97
25 88
23 00
Ac.
41
196
234 76
408 76
413
440
429 41
429 41
100
109 90
132
70
427
427 31
400
266
95 146
49
205
100
404
404
404
427
160
B0GGS TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
John Thomas, 58 31
John Thomas, 45 43
Joseph Drinker, ' 47 03
Joseph Drinker, 95 67
Wm. McCormick, 110 69
Nancy Boggs. 118 04
Malcolm McDonald, 114 96
John Eyers, 114 96
John Montgomery, 26 80
Barbara Snyder, 31 88
George. Hootman, 39 80
Henry Faunce, 18 76
George Ayres, 85 76
Wm. Troutwine, 85 76
John Kean, 80 40
Joseph Ball, 89 12
Richard Thomas, 15 70
Barbara Snyder, 13 13
Thomas Smith, 54 94
John Kephart, 26 80
Blair M'Lanahan, 81 21
Thomas L. Moore, 8121
Mary Mortis, 81 21
Jonas Steinheiser, 71 55
Richard Waple, 32 12
BLOOM TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
2004 400 Roberts A Pox, $102 40
3579 1020 60 Roberts A Fox, 261 12
3573 81 33 Roberts A Fox, 20 73
3603 438 111 Roberts A Fox. 118 81
5959 93 133 Nicklin A Griffith 25 09
5926 93 Nicklin A Griffith 23 81
5926 296 Nicklin A Griffith 75 78
50 George L. Reed, 12 80
5 Fenton A Spencer, 2 56
84 Levi Cleaver, 26 83
250 David Irwin, 72 06
100 John P. Dale, 25 26
Ac.
324
102
159
250
437
109
48
30
225
100
64
50
50
85
85
175
No.
492
3612
3603
BRADFORD TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Hugh Ely,
85 John Campbell,
Hall & Buck,
BUir M'Lanahan,
17 Polly M'Lanahan,
Andrew Pettit,
Matthias Slaymak
Mattbew Forcee,
James Duncan,
; Nehemiah Mains,
David Mains,
Daniel Graham,
Horatio L. Hall,
Wm. Graham, jr.
John Hanna,
John Vaughn,
BRADY TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per. Warrentees. etc. Taxes
303 W. Kirknatrick,S103 IS
200 Roberts A Fox, 53 60
150 Roberts A Fox, 40 20
$42 76
20 18
20 99
49 50
57 65
35 90
, 9 50
7 92
37 22
'l9 80
12 67
1R 20
13 20
22 44
22 44
46 20
3614 140
1993 45
1997 2:0
1998 290
3574 402
626 215
5860 670
5877
5879
5881
5886
323 331
195 100
218 501 ;
2009 650
13 521
1994 . 365
2010 604
3580 995
2009 611
27 256
155 135-
275 472
92 83
124 JRoberU A Fox, 37 52
55 Roberts A Fox, 12 06
13 Roberts A Fox, 67 00
Roberts A Fox. 77 72
34 Roberts A Fox, 41 60
r Conrad Long, 69 23
Jona. B. Smith 404 01
846 Henry Wykoff, 330 09
. John Dunlap, r 181 41
Casper Stiver, 40 20
' Christian Lower, 302 17
Roberts A Fox, 395 25
V Christian Lower, 310 93
.. Roberts A Fox. 217 43
- Roberts A Fox, 364 21
94 Roberts A Fox, 600 05
, Roberts A Fox, 363 50
' Benj. Henry, 154 37
Casper Stiver, 81 47
" Camper Stiver sr, 284 62
62 Georee Shaffer 50 11
80 r J. M. Millers (h's, 42 88
100 f Banm, 53 60
50 f MoGairy, . 26 80
1997 66 V Roberts A Fox, 18 09
199S 250 Roberts A Fox, 67 00
BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP. t ,
Ac. Per. Watrantees. etc. Taxes.
303
303
290
311
298
111
100
293
150
John Junes, .
James Chapman,
Benj. Trasnall,
Towns'd Spackm
Rebecca Brown,
Christian Stake,
Leonard Mollis,
John Bnrcb,
Jttlni Cumruingg,
$137 80
137 80
130 50
an 202 15
193 70
43 30
39 00
133 38
68 25
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
Ac Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
100 153 John Boyd. $46 40
313 153 Joshua Hnynes, 145 00
433 153 Thomas Hamilton, 200 91
298 153 William WiIsod, 158 27
258 James Ross, 119 71
433 153 John Cuiiuingharr, 150 80
433 153 John Cook, 150 80
433 153 Joseph Swing, 150 80
433 153 William Cook, 150 80
100 - Dvid Cithcart, 29 00
433 153 AlexHunter, 100 46
370 Pter Horse, 130 85
257 ' ilagb Bartley, 74 58
! 83 . Joseph Pike, . 25 52
271 , George Page, 78 65
411 Hmry Page, 71 68
234 ' . James Noble, 67 87
433 153 John Musser, 200 91
190 164 ' Christian Rohrer, 88 16
256 " ' Miller 3t Crist, 118'78
22 Miller & Crist, 10 21
200 Mahafley& Mitchell, 46 40
433 Matbias Slougb, 100 46
147 - CJeorge Ross. 42 69
100 John Brenneman, 29 00
61 J. & H. Bretb, 28 80
433 Samuel Jackson, 71 45
COVINGTON TOWNSHIP.
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
1891 600 72 Morris A Stewart $90 24
1893 483 47 Morris A Stewart 63 09
3649 70 30 Morris A Stewart 9 87
1892 I 365 Morris A Stewart 51 47
1894 ) 15 Morris A Stewart 2 11
1 903 1
1 897 J 450 Morris A Stewart 3173
5377 1100 George Mead, 155 10
300 JohnBriel, 21 15
200 H. Burgett. 56 40
DECATUR TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
&91 Thomas P. Cope,
24 Thus. Edcnnndson,
67 96 Josepti Sansom,
S91 159 Thomas Billington,
$204 88
12 57
35 62
204 88
52 40
105 84
105 84
100 " .Thos. Stewartson,
02 Mary M'Lanahan,
404 Ann M'LaDahan,
100 i Stacy W. Thompson, 52 40
200 , Mary M'Lahahan, 104 80
84 137 Joseph Whitehall, - 44 02
108 Jacob Downing, 56 60
20 Joseph Sansom, 10 48
76 99 William Sansom, 39 82
241 22 William Evans, 126 28
50 Nancy Fauly, 26 20
333 147 Thos. Edmundson, .174 50
9U Jotin Drinker, io
200 Casper Haines, 104 80
281 Gilbert Vaueht, 147 24
195 Joseph Harrison, 102 18
198 Joseph Harrison, 103 74
60 Joseph Harrison, 26 20
83 136 Joseph Whitehall, 43 50
200 Jonathan Nesbit, 104 80
125 A. J. G..ss, 65 00
200 Sam'l. M'Clarren, 104 80
17 Joseph Sansom, 8 90
90 David Stewart, 24 58
FERGUSON TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. laxes
233 159 John Hambrigbt, $69 96
50 Matthias Slough, la oo
8 Matthias Slough, 102
433 153 George Ross, 103 92
74 Lewis Jordan, u
50 , Hiram Pas&more, 12 00
100 Abraham Ogden, 24 OO
24 Henry Swan, 5 6
50 Benj. Hartshorn, 21 00
100 John Hambright, 30 00
100 Adam Reigart . 24 00
809 73 John Dougbton, 74 16
FOX TOWNSHIP.
No. Ac Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxes
James Wilson, $71 46
James Wilson, wi 18 9
James Wilson, pt. 23 52
James Wilson, n e. 41 99
James Wilson, wi 41 66
James Wilson, 73 92
James Wilson, 110 83
James Wilson, i 50 40
Jamei Wilson, mid 49 06
for 1864 A 1865 45 82
James Wilson.w.p. 82 73
James Wilson, 262 51
James Wilson, 264 77
James Wilson, . 5 60
James Wilson, 163 00
James Wilson. 83 44
James Wilson, 62 50
James Wilsos, 24 64
James Wilson, 72 52
Evander Hyde, 25 20
Lane A Hyde, 23 00
Dan Kingbury,B.L25 00
J. S. Hyde,B.L. 8 40
Hyde A Co., Hulet 13 89
Firmin lot 23 97
Giles lot 11 20
28 00
4272 425
4200 330
133 140
4188 250
4181 495
4200 660
4182 990
4183 200
4188 350
4188
4271 495
4241 937
4233 947
1534 20
1535 600
4242 290
4399 372
4340 183
4398 216
75
100
90
25
62
107
50
4400 100
GIRARD TOWNSHIP.
No. Ae Per. Warrantees, etc.
103 Morris A Stewart
120 Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
100 Morris A Stewart
120 Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
1921 203
1933 423
1934 318
3648 108
3647 10
6123 200
1924 508
1890 254
3647 10
1890
1939 160
5352 793
5376 1100
5353 1100
5357 1100
1925 345
1926 153
1937 123
1839 227
3648 232
1929 33
1890 1 187
138S 378
1917 346
3650 106
1837 455
1916 50
1926 105
Morris A Stewart
George Meade,
George Meado,
George Meade,
George Meade,
62 Morris A Stewart
93 Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
125 Morris A Stewart
56 Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc.
5314 760 George Meade, i
5315 1000 George Meade,
5316 1000 George Meade,
1909 137 Morri' A Stewart,
300 Wm.Mapes.
5325 100 Georgo Meade,
5325 100 George Meale,
1912 438 Morris A Stewart
1923 383 Morris A Stewart
1923 100 Morris A Stewart
1922 152 - Morris A Stewart
5324 1213 67 Georgo Meade,
5326 1100 George Meade, '
5327 1113 120 George Meade,
53 29 1100 - Georgo Meade,
5330 1100 George Meade,
1911 100 Morris A Stewart
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
Taxes
$23 95
63 12
75 17
12 74
2 36
47 20
59 94
59 94
2 36
23 32
94 16
129 80
129 80
129 80
40 71
13 03
14 51
, 26 79
33 28
3 93
22 07
44 60
40 83
12 51
53 81
5 90
12 39
Taxes
1124 45
163 75
163 75
26 85
77 60
39 30
39 30
57 37
100 33
26 20
25 29
317 81
288 20
291 59
288 20
283 20
26 20
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
297 Thos. Pi Cope, $130 96
199 John Skyron, 87 76
145 T. Cpe, 42 63
103 Jas- Milligan, 30 27
109 Geo. Moore, 48 07
340 Joseph Simons, .118 95
348 Joseph Henry, 127 89
100 Charles Hall, 36 75
41 C. J. Allport, 18 09
100 Robt. Shaw, 58 80
100 Jno. Donaldson, 36 75
66 104 B. D. Scboonovar, 24 26
Ac
112
3C5 48
90
43 114
349 96
134
158
433 153
856 69
108
260
98 .
100
60
119 121
193 122
433 153
433 153
237 48
210
215 75
436 145
433 153
216 153
433 145
GUELICH TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
John Witmer,
Geo. Baker,
Benj. Wilson,
Geo. Moore,
Geo. Moore,
Philip Gloninger,
John M'Cahea,
Edward Hand,
Emanuel Reigart,
Geo. Moore,
John M'Cahen,
John Lampblack,
John Witmer,
Benj. Wilson,
Christian Stake,
Matthias Young,
briatian Hager,
tjorge Musser,
Thos. Yadler,
Daniel Offley,
Geo. Baker, Jr.
Timothy Paxton,
John Burge,
John Musser,
Jos. Aslibright,
$44 14
119 87
35 37
18 86
137 17
52 67
62 09
99 56
81 60
24 76
102 18
38 51
39 30
9 83
46 78
75 85
170 80
170 SO
93 15
82 53
84 50
171 84
170 30
84 88
171 4
No.
3575
3583
3602
3605'
3606
3536
1936
1691
3595
5673
5674
5675
5066
507
4263
4264
4199
5672
4261
4902
4235
4226
4229
4230
4236
4225
4390
43S9
4902
4397
5062
5069
4231
4234
4090
5061
5064
5065
5063
4228
4236
4265
5670
6671
5672
4899
5676
5677
5678
5672
5676
5677
3589
2000
2001
3592
1933
4902
3593
3601
3600
3578
3576
3594
3597
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
-961 Roberts A Fox, $335 72
1020 60 Roberts A Fox,
1020 60 Roberts A FBx,
1049 129 Roberts A Fox,
1020 60 Roberts A Fox,
1020 60 Roberts A Fox.
403 Roberts A Fox,
408 Roberts A Fox,
1020 60 Roberts A Fox,
200 J G. Kidder.
195 David Caldwell.
1041 Moore A Delany, 368 04
1041 Moore A Delany, 368 04
1041 Moore 6 Delany, 368 04
990 Win. Powers,
879 Wm. Powers,
990 James Wilson,
990 James Wilson.
990 James Wilson,
347 27 Moore A Delany, 105 14
990 James Wilson, 249 99
420 Wilhelm Willink 143 47
986 James Wilson. 243 96
990
360 57
360-57
370 S
360 57
360 57
144 22
144 22
360 57
70 70
68 93
349 96
310 07
225 02
225 02
225 02
249 93
James Wilson, ' 243 72
507 James Wilson, 123 06
490 Janes Wilson, . 123 74
740 James Wilson. 136 85
124 Wilhelm Willink 25 04
990 Wilhelm Willink 219 99
5i Wilhelm Willink 13 93
110 Wilhelm Willink
890 Wm. Powers,
990 Wm. Powers,
633 James Witf on,
526 James Wilson,
923 James Wilson,
1113 Wm. Powers,
810 Wm. Powers,
990 Win. Powers,
375 E. Shoemaker,
101 E. Shoemaker,
293 Wm. Powers,
250 James Wilson,
500 James Wilson,
889 James Wilson,
1041 80 Moore A Delany.
1041 80 Moore A Delany, 262 90
347 27 Moore A Delany, 87 65
100 Hammond A Jones 20 20
547 81 Moore A Delany, 82 82
147 81 Moore A Delany. 22 22
1041 81 Moore A Delany, 157 56
347 27 Moore A Delany, 105 14
500 Moore A Delany, 151 50
500 Moore A Delany, 151 50
856 22 Roberts A Fox, 216 14
1020 Roberts A Fox,
1089 Roberts A Fox,
900 Roberta A Fox,
429 33 Robert A Fox.
1000 Abel DuBoii,
100 Wilhelm Willink, 20 20
1020 60 Roberts A Fox. 257 65
437 20 Roberts A Fox,
899 151 Roberts A Fox,
733 Roberts A Fox,
908 109 Roberts A Fox,
1020 60 Roberts A Fox,
888 35 Roberts A Fox,
33 89
349 93
349 98
161 09
132 81
233 10
224 83
245 47
299 94
113 63
30 60
90 24
63 14
126 25
224 43
262 90
309 06
329 97
204 54
103 93
252 50
110 39
272 49
135 05
229 27
257 55
251 23
3607
3584
3535
3604
5063
4193
4256
4254
5679
252
11
13
6
8
15
6
8
2
11
10
12
14
16
685 65 Roberts A Fox, 173 02
1020 64 Roberts A Fox, 257 55
1020 64 Roberts A Fox, 257 55
895 136 Roberts A Fox, 226 24
297 Wm. Powers, ' fc9 99
927 23 James Wilson, 234 02
838 115 James Wilson, 22t22
927 23 James Wilson, 234 11
1041 81 Mooro A Delaney, 473 19
206 John Dunlap, 91 60
500 Dubois A Lowe. 151 50
95 91 Reynolds'subdivi- .
sion, J.Nicholson, 29 79
30 do J. Nicholson, 9 09
105 109 do J. Nicholson, 31 bO
4 do J. Nichob-on, 1 20
6 do J. Nicholson, 1 73
110 do J Nicholson, 33 33
95 153 do J.Nicholson, 23 80
90 104 do J. Nicholson, 27 27
195 do" J Nicholson 31 83
91 do J.Nicholson, 27 57
85 43 do J.Nicholson. 25 67
93 144 do J. Nicholson, 23 28
91 141 do J.Nicholson, 27 79
100 20 do J.Nicholson, 30 30
JOSDAN TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
224 153 Richard Peters, $83 46
433 153 Peter Knhn, 145 08
209 Richard Peters, 77 64
433 153 Fred'k Beates, 184 16
111 Adam Knhn, 34 84
140 Ebenezer Brenham, 52 08
108 Adam Kuhn, 35 22
433 153 Thomas Martin, 145 08
283 Rob.rt Martin, 103 20
91 135 Philip Loust, 38 86
70 Wm. Johnston, 26 04
100 Jonathan J ui:es, 24 80
100 Richard Martin, 31 00
433 153 John Dunwoodia, 182 00
433 153
433 153
433 143
! 433 153
! 433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
170
298
1P5
100 90
90 122
407 139
100
100 19
125 r
112
267 40
19 ,17
137
484 95
117-
375
25
400
35
100
222
96
136
60
62
KARTHAUS TOWWRHIP.
No: Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc, Taxes
1430 342 Wm. Smith, $149 63
1093 79 Charles Willink, 9 83
1023 88 'harles Willink, 12 60
1093 253 139 Charles Willink. 31 63
1095 124 103 Charles Willink, 15 51
1096 865 Charles Willink, 103 13
1097 436 113 Charles Willink. 54 49
3465 53 62 Charles Willink, 7 26
3461 259 113 Charles Willink, 32 36
1095 . 97 126 Charles Wiilink, 12 12
1095 122 Charles Willink, 15 24
1097 100 Charles Willink, 12 50
100 Charles Willink, 12 50
1097 89 " Charles Willink. 11 12
1093 75 Charles Willink, 9 33
3463 1
3475 ( 652 Charles Willink, 8149
. 59 Charles Willink, T Ji
48 - . J. R. M Closky, It 60
200 Wm. Michaels, 37 50
16S5 300 G. M. Hertline, 7 0$
1665 600 B. D Hall, 37 58
1097 1
1096 ( 125 Charles Willink, 18 75
1097 25 Charles Willink, 3 75
1097 )
1096 ) 51) Charles Willink, 7 f
500 W A SchnarsACo, 153 25
122 Daniel Yothers, 33 13
83 Mary Eggans, 25 99
89 T. A J. White, 1111
18 T. A J.White, 2 26
8466)
3467 J 106 Thomas Meyers, 13 25
133 Christian Brown. 41 51
60 Hugh MGonigal, 6f6
ENOX TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
Beuben Ilayues, $158 63
Lake Morris, 157 92
Joseph Hilliard 157 18
Robert Gray, 157 1
John Bingburst, 155 73
Sarah Ward, 157 18
George Eddy, 157 18
Moore Wharton 157 18
George Ashion, 84 59
William Hunter, 104 77
John Dorsey, 89 06
Benj. Poultney, 157 18
Israel Morris, 157 18
Martin Pierce, 157 18
Thomas Jordan, 21 78
George Fox, 7 26
Isabella Jordan, 157 18
Henry Trout, 36 30
Caleb Fonlk. 157 18
George Weacott, 106 37
Robert Wharton, 62 92
George Seafi, 157 18
John Boyd, 81 67
Susanna Ward, 39 57
G. & M. M'Cormick, 92 55
Peter Whiteside, 84 84
John Dorsey, 12 10
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.
Ne. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
5312 1100 George Mead, $103 13
1995 33 80 Roberts A Fox,W.pt.9 62
1995 38 80 Roberts A Fox. E.pt.9 62
221 Hugh Jordan, 27 62
413 John Read, 51 63
52 114 Rudolph LiU, 6 50
90 Robert Mitchell. 36 25
6 James Alexander. 4 50
285 Wm. Montgomery, 71 25
74 J. M. Macumber, 13 50
46 LeonardAUartsh'n,13 50
13 Jas. Irwin of John, 3 36
41 J B. M Enally, 10 25
41 Jas. B.Shaw, 10 25
5293 725 George Mead, 90 75
5296 1167 4 7 George Mead, 145 89
5297 1213 69 George Mead, 15161
5290 488 George Moad, 262 02
6291 1100 George Mead, 333 43
153 Ellis Irwin A Son, 23 75
176 Ellis Irwin A Son, 33 00
240 Ellis Irwin A Son. 45 00
137 Ellis Irwin A Son, 34 25
4 Kratier A Barret, 1 25
437 48
435 60
433 153
433 153
429 41
433 153
433 158
433 153
233 153
433 153
333
433 153
433 153
433 153
72
25
433
100
433 153
293
173 153
433 153
225
109
255
75
100
Ac
402 :
206
327
373
421
440 65
440 109
840 20
423 .
800
34
122
183
400
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
George Wetzell, $97 28
William Werla, 49 84
Christian Wertz, 79 13
David Lauch, SO 27
Jesse Yarnell. 101 87
Joseph Turner, 106 48
Joseph Tnrer, 106 48
Joseph Turner, 82 28
George Habecker, 102 87
Teter Yaraell, 72 60
John Read, 8 22
Patrick Hays, 29 52
Francis Johnson, 33 27
John Huston, 96 80
Thomas Morris, 104 79
William Morris, 104 79
Samuel Meredith, 104 79
William Miller, 104 79
netty Morris, 104 79
Thos. FitssimmoQs, 104 79
George Clymer, 104 79
Robert Gray, 104 79
Patrick Moore, 104 7
Mary Morris, 104 79
Magnus Miller, 104 79
Nalbio Frazey4 104 79
Clem Slocker, 104 79
John Vaughn, 104 79
Jonathan Nesbit, 104 79
Blair M'Lanahan, ' 6144
William Stewart, 72 12
James Wilson, ,25 41
Bol?rt Morris, 21 20
William Morns, 21 78
Richard R. Smith, 73 81
Isaac Fai low, a 20
Patrick Hays, 24 24
George Gales, 15 14
Hyman Gratx, 20 82
Conrad Swartz, 65 09
JMin Grarl, 4 59
Flcholas Ridenonr, 24 93
Robert Carson, 117 12
Nicholas Eidenour, 25
Matthias Slough, SO 75
Henry Di inker, OS
Frederick Hubley, 96 80
Matthias Slougb, 8 47
William Bigler, 12 10
Simon Swartz, 40 80
Joseph Po(tr, 17 42
Francis Johnston, 24 68
Joseph Nicholson, 9 09
Joseph Nicholson, U 28
Ne
5962 643
168
5962 63
153
5951 106
PZNN TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc Taxes
14 John Nicholson, $168 86
Greenwood Bell, 43 6i
Kl jab Heath, 16 37
Nicklin A Griffith, 39 7T
Nioklin A Griffith, 27 81
No.
5783
785
5774
5775
4262
4252
5777
5777
6U23
1429
5923
5931
5779
5776
5776
5776
No.
3603
3599
3582
1985
1992
1990
2005
1990
2006
2003
3598
3610
2003
3587
3533
3587
3593
PIKE TOWKSHIP.
Ac Per. Warrantees, atu.
Taxes
1020 64 John Nicholson. ' 7-M
819 41 John Nicholson, 59 91
633 64 John Nicholson, 60 02
820 64 John Nicholson, 60 02
990 Jamea Wilson, - 90 43
957 85 James Wilson, 87 48
410 12 John Nicholson, 60 03
410 12 John Nicholson, 50 02
25 Nicklin A Griffith, 6 1
70 S. Blodget, 8 4
205 Nioklin A Griffith, 25 13
-206 Nicklin V Griffith, 25 12
23 John If. Hoyt, 6 10
145 Thomas Jordan, 86 38
A4 Thomas Magee, 16 62
,185 Geargr Jamea, .148
296 R. A W.M'Nasd, 21 72
111 Z. Bailey, 8 67
460 Z. M'Naal, 33 06
120 Thomas Magee, 29 23
200 Rachael Kratier, 24 40
276 John Nicholson, 33 67
369 John Nicholson, 45 03
475 80 John Nicholaon, 67 96
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Ae Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxes
809 151 Roberts A Fox, $367 34
606 m Roberts A- Fox, 244 62
7U9 30 Roberts 4- Fox, 60 60
408 Roberts d-Fox, 164 83
408 Roberts tr Fox, 164 83
183 Roberts 4-Fox. 73 93
693 Roberts A Fox, 279 97
200 Roberts o Fox, 80 89
176 99 Roberts tr Fox, 7116
196 Roberts 4-Fox, 69 39
829 41 Roberts A- Fox. 334 91
299 62 Roberts 4-Fox, 120 6
285 Roberts 4-F&x. 116 14
350 Roberts d-Fox, 13160
970 60 Roberts if Fox, 391 83
650 Roberts 6r Fox, 262 60
360 Roberts 4- Fox, 116 14
WOODWARD T0WN8HIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
John fought, $285 54
John Walls, 248 07
John Roll, 235 64
William Wilson, 54 40
John Cannon, 178 10
Henry Drinker, 171 86
William Drinker, 97 92
Israel Wheeler, 103 IS
Samuel Euilen, 72 90
Thorns Neil, 68 43
Eli Hootman, 16 32
Mary Neil, . 122 40
Bonj. Johnston, 40 80
Hegarty, 170 64
John M'Cahen, 88 21
Mary Connelly, 19 44
Roland Evans, 64 40
Pigot Shaw, 181 70
Sebastian Graff, 117 50
Thos. Edmonson, 238 27
Eli Hootman, 49 34
Mary Sandwick, 88 90
Philip Loast, 176 66
Jacob R. Howell, 176 66
Wra. Johnston, 175 66
George Beckham, 40 80
Charles Right, 134 82
Duniel Turner, 128 82
Peter Louder, 69 36
Charles Loder, 24 76
Cbauncey Rickets, 61 96
Chauncey Rickets, 2 72
William Wister, 9 62
Juaac Wilson, 44 88
Henry Shaffer, 34 00
George Ashton, 11 66
John Low, 34 00
Isaac tioffi 34 00
John M'Lstbon, 66 11
W. K. WRIGI.EY. Treasurer.
Clearfield, M .rch 25, 1863.
Ac
433 153
4 06 159
433 153
100
412 41
420 120
240
433 153
268
215 6
60
800
100
418
125
57 143
100
834
216
438
121
163
433 153
433 153
433 153
100 53
248
237
170
91
218
IS
40
189
100
85
150
100
162
42
78
30
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