taff swan's gournaf, haxfidb, &a., tap 18, 1870.
MAY IS, .870.
' T ptpo!c.-To insure the safe transmission
r. bv mail, patrons should remit by check
f Ln'v or'aer. or b.ve their letters registered.
.r"tt wi he enclosed iq the first paper after
th. moneynto hand
xyrin.8 and Clearfield Bailroad.
i .,.ln leaves Tyrone ai : : : m
M'1 ' r.'rT at Clearfield tit : : 1210 p. m.
it 1 1 ilii leaves Clearfield a : : : 2.30 P
at Tyrone at : : : : o P-
r ',.-t with Cincinnati Express Fast at 6 Oa
Ct ' ;i West at 6 44 p, in ; BaMl-ag" tx
t 7 0'.' P- m-
Accommodation Train. ,
leaves Clearbcld at : : g"10A'K
rbilipsburg at : , li 1" IJ"
Arrives ..t Osceola at : I'.u.
Ui Osceola at - ,,
L Philipsbnrgat : : : 2.3'! P.
Arriv it Clearfield at : ; i.4a P.
j;E1 ,l(;tors. Divine services will le held
-Pjt Sil-'i'Mi!'. i" Clearfield, as follows:
IV Hall, i" St. Andrew's Kpicopal
,Wli. at 1 1 A. M. and 7 1. M. . Sunday
,,,,1 a: 3 P. M. Prayer meeting every
'e !iv! :tv evening -,t 7 o'clock.
Bv U, v Utitler.in tbe I'reshyterian ehure'i.
Bm'rniiig a-.d evening, t'ai.uath school at
3 I'. .M. Prayer meeting every ednesjay
cviiinc 2t 7 o elovk.
liy liev. J. II. M'Cord, in tits Metimiisf
ohti'vh. morning and even in if. iSnMmtli
M-h'ul s! 'J A. M. Prayer meeting, every
Tliiir'':iv at 71 P- M. Cumtnuniou .rvie-s
i.-;'r,r S:ii.l,:i'ti of every month at 10; A. M.
1 i- u,..KM,. t lot V M
't -u and fourth SunXiv.-, of each
JJOIitll.
The KAiuiOAn Traffic. Tim shipping
J.;,.';, ?, on our railroad is very !ri.-k, and
,.s.r....sth.nio.t Mtnguiuc expectations of
i, -:;!'. cttierally.
ii.ii"';s. Notwithstanding the geti
Mtn;.!:iint of a scarcity of money, antiin
f l.'iiMina:, are being erected in this
r-::i
It
t .',v;i and vicinity.
T.'iK. Weatiikii. For some days pat the
v . ::ti c r lia-- been ouite warm, and, in eon
i-.-,in:!iiv, crops and vegetation look well.
A imiiI liii i'.'M is anticipated. .
V.". 'Pi .mm, Anel-ioneor, advertises a
v !;i:;ii'e pioperty fur .-a'e a good locution
;... a -tore or "tavern, or a me.-iiatiie, See
I'.'iverlisv'iiiCiit in an- tlier c- latnii.
A i'.Al) Pl'.ArTlK. Sotii Mtitill boy are
in tin. 1 -il.it nf vim-iit:' rrn ;! ti:i:ii :ls
J 1 7 . ;. ; j
t!.( f li the ilep t. 'i'i:i- !i-j)it h -.11 result
- I'd try if perr-tsteti iti.
v.i.-e is ufticit'Bt.
A word
t . ti
-I
lavie.'-on iiani. Ijtter. ttoti
i
if. 1 o'her ptip.ers, r.ti ) en
.. f.e tire prepared to a -
i " : 1.
ill ; :i
i- ;) 1 : t riiston.i rs on short ir ; e, and
; .; y e-s. S.'ti 1 in your or .1. rs.
A Favo::a:;I.i: Th;::. Smdi o!" onr pr
t- e as l ave not, as yet, settle 1 t'seir ae
c thi-; sprhi' . ttre lv'i.inded fliat the
i '.:ur Itri-' eon1 1 '.vii! pre-ettt a ft.-orablc
i.; .-it-ifity for -loins so. We are si tidirt?
i) e !-i!!s in antieij-ation of liieir sett'onient
:-.t :'.nt time.
'.'.li V. We r.n.U-rs'find hi, in a pt-
i-l! . rho.,d af,.
w miles
ot:i
this
; tii.-it live h.'i-ieare teriarita-ss (
:-! v-vi-.-r o. :t;-i ts h-tvifig 'nove l to j
t': v ''. -!! 1 o !.-. Jtere. T.'ie tT-'etinn if I
i.i " i'l'uii-ig e-ra-!i-'rtef'ts at Citr-add. j
v : : I'T 'veiit ti:;s ei:t. :ir e.q -i i-fs
-'' 1 -ar this in in';i 1. a'-s-l ct t ct.od
'."l - '-. Ai.ak-'I. On Friday evening h,t,
i' -; -ii-i wer'.' startle I by 'he cry of
. at uii -e everv -b-;Iy was or; th"
' ! ' t!:c alarm prove : to be a ''ca
i : !:-..v!! ifjgin'i-'e:! from tbe bernitiL'
f : ..' bra-li on the oppo-itc- side of the
: w!:,.rei!r.n ?i re
'1 to their
;, , v. 'l ..i.fl ..t t,:1t no-liitur more sori
'-i -i ..v:.-rd. firm: e,re should !(
' :.- 1 n-it to tive false alarms, lest at
- :ne t:!ii - o'treitizena fhr.nid !.e tanly i-
:- .M'; tbetr homes when th'-re is a veti'.a
" IIe.m. Kstatf. ? -low we give
s entered o reenrd m
in thi-i connly, fir the
r's -ilii.
w
I .
e:t si'ig Mo.ibty, . l iy 1 . th, 1870.
iier with t' e e iii.li'!-:,?i-i nimcl
i ere 1 i-ite 1 ae. ! the n itn:s of the grant-
snd i-rante-s :
''"" r-i-irris Township 5jnn Pi-Ti-t to John
-vt. t-r !..t i f -i',u'; i:i Morris to'A-r.-iiip.
'.'.-1 It'lM-iot: . $ (,,
!';-1 .e.iacjs M.1r.-h an 1 .-.thT' to i) F S-ni'ti..
r 7 acn-s ni. I ;e, rierches in Bel township.
ir.i.lerat!.,n. il'l O'JI.
Peel M.-.-t, i; It;.nrn tn ,0?ph R" Irrin. for
I in Ciirwcn.-, il!c iloroiigh. Const Jem Hon . s .
Deed. E Irmin 1 Slnw to Sylvester L Carpenter.
r lot in tlsreoU. Consideration. lSi.
Pet -d .'..hn W. and W. M. Wright to SyTrester
t.-.. tor lot inOscio'a. Cjn-ijerati 'm.512..
' -I;':'.C Ifoire Shfriff. to John II Fuif.rd.
r . in Perjinn to. C in.ii lcrateiu. 5 ! Jl
l'" : ;vr.'ter Parrclt to T. ii Murray f.r tliree
"- i'VuS, M li-.r.i'. .'.m-i I5r.iiu.11 S 1 .noil.
' - i W.n Trn FycL to Eli.-ha Ardi ry. for lot
iir ,'r,., i:e iior.,'. Con44e ration. :! 4 5.
i '' 1. Mi.,-!,ai-l i'ir.giin to Jlnnnah yingttng.
' -- :i.'r. -i in Piirr-i.le tp Consid'T-ition . 540.
'',' ,v,a I"inl n..bert Leech. J..r lot in fike
1 -r; lcr.iti'i-1. 5l')a.
' ' W:'I;"e ' Francip Short for lot
: ' 'a-ti .il I!..rn t'otisidcration. Sr-OO."
!' 1 s:iii.ii-;i .t lark to Jiuies M Welch, fir lot
"-r..-i;;e R t.iuiii Consideration "rl ;70o.
I'A!' si ,;e up Cihi.ohev. Spring is re
1 -nit'!: to ns. and with the first inklings of
1 :i 'iit euiues the disposition to lay aside
.!:t-rcl..thi!is and don that of lighter lab
l.vi ry di-tate cf prudence reiels
- i.r.-t ih:S jirai tiee. Nine-tenths of the
J-i .- ,r: -tclent to ti; is season of the year
1 - it; !-i tins nmt unwise practice. It is
' ':' -!. s i in the i-ae of children, who as
-o. ti iriiiltt stiiiuy Liy appears are
O'tt in sutriiuer rig and sent on the
,; lt" ati l into the srj iares to see and to be
;'- J tiey i'Kk handsome, and that ap
I "r- to be ail the fond mothers, who thus
,rji '" t-xpofe them, think or care about,
the pi-nalty frequently paid for this in--rotioti
i a most fearful one. There are
tiuny households whose untimely deaths are
duo .) this most pernicious practice of
'forestalling the season " in the article of
ar"ra- The wonder is not that fo many
th.' iren die, but that so many live.
A rh-tinfjulshed French physician says:
I believe that, during my twenty-six years'
fraetiee, twenty thousand children haTe
been carried to the cemeteries, a sacrifice to
the absutd custom of exposing the arms
naked." Such a startling fact as this should
have weight yfith parents.
CLEAKFIELD.PA.
Frcit. The prospect for an abundant
fruit crop is very auspicious, in this region.
P. P. Our power job press enables us to
do work in the bet style and at tho lowest
cash prices. Qrden solicited.
Coming We would Ftate, that C. Krat
zcr is just receiving at hi3 store opposite
the jail a large and well selected stock of
new and seasonable goods, to which he di
rects the attention of his customers and the
public in general, flavins purchased goods
at a reduced price, they will be sold at a
corresponding reduction. Call end see.
Special Black and colored Silks, Jap
anese Silks, Summer Poplins, Piques, Per
Cales, Lawns, Ilernanni Grenadines, Linen
lor Suits. Summer Shawls, Lama Points,
Ladies' Gauze, Underwear, and a full line
of Fancy Goods, of every description, re
ceived to day at prices that will suit every
body. Wm. Eked,
' Clearfield. Pa.
llEi.iaiocs. There will be a Methodist
protracted meeting held in the grove at
Wullaeeton, commencing on Saturday eve
ning, the 4th of Jnne, and to continue for a
number of days. The Uev. Mr. Iiobison.
and Jlev. llcrr, from Pittsburgh, are er
peete.l to be present. And we cordially in
vite all to oonio out and hear for themselves.
Ptcv. Jamks Ci.Attnr,
Pastor. Clearfield Circuit,' Pittsburgh Div
tiict. .
TliF. CexsI'S. III a few weeks the census
taker will go nbor.t distributing his trtcts
like an itii.frnnt missionary. And he is wc1!
backed up. For while tbe instructions of
the bland Secretary of the Interior enjoin
the takers to "approach every family and
individual with civil and conciliatory man
ners." they itoprs; a fine of $:0 on tho e
grouty conservatives who refuse to answer
i-juo -tioiis because they fear to commit then -selves.
And henca everybody should be
pti ared to answer all ptestioi:s without,
hesitancy and correctly.
JtELKiiors. The Pennsylvania Confer
enee of Messiah's church, will hold its l:th
annua! session in Messiah's eliureh.on Iiittle
Tnhy, V.Ik county, Pa., eoipinencing Wed
ncsih.y, May '-V.ih, 1S70. at 10 o'clock, A. M. ,
and eotitintie O'-ertlni f 'llowing Sabbath. A
full attend.irice is desired and earnestly urg
ed. , The annual sermon will he delivered by
IJev. M. L. Jaekson, of Shiremanfnwn. Pa.,
o'i Wediiesd iv evening. Thive puMie for
vices caeli d '.y. Themes of it:terest to ail
i-o'-ev: r in ;!e )oe miilciiial Advent of
'.."n i t will !
considered. Amj !e aoeomtno'
provided lor a'l.
s i, be
Kersey, Miv
0. M. II. Mover.
Tie-Lost Oneida.
A eerrespiiti ieut of a Sacrament 3 paper
wiiies:
O.i t!w!2M:.l.iyi,i F.i'oraary t'.e "borrow
e l" stcam.-iiip Aroc-tot k, wit I; Chas. and J.
S. LoK-xee, prHeticai and t xpcrienee I (livers
fioiii fcan 1 i:tueiseo,went to whiie the Oaei
da lies in one hu'idred and twenty-three feet
i.i water. Ai'o r the u-nal preprations had
been conchried, and by soun'iing it had been
as -ei-iai;ie j that ilieoeek oi'l'ie Oiteida was
o::c hundred an I three feet beue.uh the sur
i'aoe ni tht bay ; after every eaiitioti had been
given to eight Mr.m.g sailors to teep the Mr
pump eoiMtantiy in m-nion. an 1 allot? not an
tti.s'aut of mi:,; nt .-topi. aire to o -unr, as
ihere'iy depended the lite ol th'j bold diver ;
after Charley L ltg.:e had been he'ineied,
and sliut froiii air, except, that supplied
through that slender tule of coiled rubber,
with a lile ine around hi body and leaden
clogs to Lis tc-jr, with "good bye" and"G, d
Mess you,'' f, Din all a'ooard. lie Was dropped
over the i-i-Je and s!o!y di-yppeared in ll.e
h ue waves, while a nr-.rvoiis tremor .shot
ihro'ih our frainc as we realized the tearful
rr-k u.i'icrtalen by that man who was sevk
i'.r tor truth in over ot'e hundred feet of
water.
Away to the leeward, borne by tide and
win.!, e-uiie floating toi'jb'es to the surfiee,
life sL'teds f io-.n imjIow. The men at the
pe.-np were liib'inng inatituiiy. Ion lieeoniinir
ifiiiueJ. atteni ote t to ehaagt! for frjsh
!i:!ii-ls. an 41 here was a .-top, ""Great Go t I
you wi I murder 1 1 1 brother I Qaiek ! for
Heaven's sake, quiek ' ' And tne men rc
c inimoiieed tlie revolution ot tin; air punijf.
the elder Lougee, with Idanched face and
tretnbiitiL' lip, gave a signal on ttie life-line
below. For :m instant there tame no re
si onse, n j the4aee or' that brother seemed
to ttun to maii'ic. but then we saw to ub
uiarine srao'i. and knew it was the weleome
signal of "all rihr." Charley was suareli
ing the Oneida at thfl tictnenuous dejith
mentioned. At hint the sigoa! ! ""surface,"
and itistanily the life lu.e us put in mo
tion; slowly came the coiiuig heui a:id rut
t.er on deck, and at last, away in tbe deep
blue waves the diver was seen. Ashe came
to the sutlaee he reached Minister DeLuni;
a sword and a-lai-quered box, and then with
lib hemiet loo-cd, and our party crowded
around to hear of the gallant ship. Among
our party were many survivors of the Onei
da; among them were Win, .Crowinshield,
Capt. Clark, Master Yates- and I r. James
Siui-larJ, who were intensely excited to
learn the liuings. .
Said the diver: "The wafer for the Grst
seventy lect was quite clear, as the suu cave
excellent light, ami although- my supply of
air was ouee choked oil ior an instant, I
reached the deck of the ship jun astern of
the uii:'.7-:ii ma-t and close by the mess room
'natch ; the tide was ebbing quite srrocg and
l was compttile i to bold to the lines trotn
ti e riL'o'.tii: to keep from heins swept for
ward. 1 tir.-t examined the side of the ship;
she was cut trotu the. mizen rigaiag (at an
ati-'le of about forty dcgrees)acros.s the whole4
stern ol'le.e ship, her timbers, far below the
water-line, being enj-hed and broken, the
captain's eabin cut in two, the wheels and
steering gear all carried away, mid, in fact,
the whole side and end of the ship stove in
or cut away. The ship is heading south
west, and sits upright on the bottom, and is
making sand blowly. I laid down on the
(i nk and peered over the broken end into
the cabin, but tiid not dare trust tny air-line
in contact with the jagged timbers.
"The guns and armament, except one. arc
a'l in j laee aft : but I did not go forward, as
I was'yfraid of entanglement in therisginp."
Turning to Crowinshield, he said : "Your
evidence, which I road, described almost ex
actly the injury, except tha; she was cut
deeper than you- could have known." Lou
gee expressed the belief that it will be im
practicable to raise the ship, but that the
splendid battery, personal effects, fie, can
be saved if the Government sees proper.
By this survey the testimony ot the living I
is vented, and the memory of the dead
without stain, for the position of the ship
as found, and the position of both the Onei
da and Ponibay, as testified to by the navi
gating officers, shows that it was impossible
tor the Captain of the Bombay to have ever
seen the red light of the Oneida, and that
the order of '"Port your helm," by Captain
Kyre. was wrong, and the ''Starboard,
hard-a-starboard. of Master Yates was right.
MARrMED.
On Thursday, May 5th. 1S70, bv llev.tV.
M. Hurchtield, Mr. J. M. Maclmbf.r, of
Clearfieldj and Miss Ellie Owens, of Cur
wensviile. DIEO:
On Sunday morning. May lo, 1S70, Rob
ert, infant son of Mrs. S. S. Liddoll, of this
Porough, aged 7 months.
Clearfield Eetail llarkets.
coanecTED weekly bv r. mossop.
Apples, dried, lb, 12 I Jlay, tf.n, 13 09
Apples, gren. bu, 1 5i) ' Hams. lb. 25
Apulebulter, gal, 1 0t j Shoulder?, lb, IS
liut'ter. lb, 40 Sides, lb, IS
Beef, freih, lb, 10 Lard, lb, 23
r!ecf, drird, lb, 25 Oats, bu, fit)
liuckwheat, bu, 1 25 Onions, bu, 1 25
1'uekwheat flour. Ib 5 Pork, lb. - 14
lleans. bu, 2 50 l'ork, mess, bbl, 35 on
Hoards, per M 14 00 Potatoes, bu, 90
Corn. shelled, 1 25 Piaster, bbl. 3 50
" ears, t0 Peaches, dried, lb, 15
" meal. 3 OK Kve, bu. 1 25
Chop, rye.- 3 00 Kligs, lb. 3
' mixed.. 2 f0 Salt, per sack, 3 Oil
Cheese. Ib. 25 Shingles. IS In. 5 00
Cherries, lb, 19 Shingles 2o in. 12 00
Chicker.s.dre.J3e(l.lb. 15 Tiraothv seed, bu, 8 00
Egs, 20 Wheat, "bu, 1 60
Flour, bbl. 6 50 Wool, lb, 45
CLOSIXa PKICE.-5 OF PpIIAVEN a
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia
BKO.,
3 o'clock, P.M., May 14th, 1S70
v. s. r.'s of issi.
It. S. 6 s of lsf2.
(J S. 6's of ISiH,
l'. S. 6 s of 1So5,
1". 6"s of IStlj, new,
V. S. fi's f f ls7, new,
lT. S. C's of lKriS,
I-. S. 5 s, JO-40's.
U. S. 30 year fi per cent Cy.,
iue Coin pound Interest Notes,
!o!d.
Silver,
fnion Pacific R. R. 1st M. Pon Js,
Central I'a.-ifi.! R. 11..
I'uijn Pacific Land Grant Bonds.
114 Htj
' 1 I'l 110
11)0 10Ui
lonj inys
10S 10s
109 101)
' 109J lu'Ji
Mi Id
1I2S 11 2 J
y
114! 115
li'S 110
S20 s::o
SiU !lft
720 7.M
LOSIXO Ol'OTATIOXS of Oovernment Seen
Vy rittcs. (!o'd. etc . at James X. iJrady A Co's,
No. tia Wood Street, Pittsburg. Pa.
buv. soil.
1144 114J
10ii llu
josj losl
ins; io
KitM no
117 lt7j
IIS 1 1 Si
11SJ 1!J
!)0J
12
Cold.
V S. li's. ls.sl.
V. S. i-i'O s sr,3,
l! S. 5-2ii' ISiH,
IT. S. 3-20 s 1S05,
V. S. In-10's.
f2o's. January A .Iu!y.l'l"':;,
5-20 'a. January A July,lSG7,
J'ne CoTiipnnnils,
loiin I'ncific Itailroad.
Ct-ntral Pacific Kuilroai.
4 4
HOW SHA
l)y J W.
HALL WE PAIXTOCil HOUSES ?"
M.srnv, CI.. 220 p . SI SO. Free
by niuil on receipt of price. Masuuv A Wiiitox.
New York. Ap.lll-.'liii.
4 OUEA
t 4S liroadw.iv. Mew Vork. will dispose of
One Hundred Pianos, Mciodcnnf and Organs, of
first rhiss makers, at extremely tow prices Lr
cash during this month. or wi!l tak - from ?5 to Si5
monthly until paid. New 7 Outaro Pianos for 5-75
and upwards. New Organs for 515 ar.d upward?
fircish. Ap ia.'70-ly.
B
AN" KING & COLLECTION OFFICE
OF
McGirwK A PKRKS.
Successors to Foster. Perks. Wright A Co.,
1'HIMPSKI RG. CnSTTi E Co.,Pa.
Where ail the business of a lianKing House
it-i i I be iransaeted promptly and upon the most
favorablfc terras. March 20. -tf.
J.n.n'e:iit. a K.rriiKS.
7
A L L A C K
A
W A L T E H
ltEt. Estate Aotints Asn Cos viTA.veitr.s,
CIoar6o!d, Pa
P,ea! estate bought an 1 sold, titles exiiniinid.
taxes imid, coaveyaoei's nreriared, and insuran
ces taKen.
Dflice in new"ui:ding, nearly oppoaife Court
Hou-tO. Jau i IsT'J.
VlV. A. WALI.ACK. J. TLAr K WAtjr.llS.
QJOLDIKIIS' POIJNTri'S. A recent bill
iir.s jiasspd both Ilousesnl Congress and
signed, bv tho Pre-ident. ivin sold iers whocn
listed prior to 221 July. 1 s;'d . sorve.l oncyenrur
more eod' were honorably discharged, a bounty
of SI 00.
t""Iounticsnd Pensions collected by me for
tbot-eentiili-fl to rhem-
WALTEtt BARRETT, Att-y at Law.
Aug. 15th, H ill. Clearfield. Pa.
j i: M O V A L-
-G U N SHOP
The nnderined bees leave to inform his old
and new cii.-t. oners, and the public cnerai'y.
that l,u has fitted up a new Ql'.S SHOP, on the
lot on the corner of Fourrb and Market streets.
Cleaifinl l. Pa., where lie keep constantly on
hand. ar:,J makes to order, all kinds ot Ouns.
Al.-o. suns rebori-'l and rrviirnislied. and reraimd
neatly on short notice Orders by taail will re-cciv-K
piompt attention.
June 9, 1S(9. .TO UN MOORE.
fiftAA V.'ANTEIl. an active man, in each
Coutity in ilia State to tr-vrl mil take
orders by vainpltt. for 1 KA COri- Kh ar.d sell l.r
To Miilablc men we wiil ive a salary of "StMiO to
1. ti(i(i n year.pbove triiTetii.g hthI other expenses
and a reasonable coiuuiis-ion on sales. Ininic-li-a'e
applications are solicited from proper parlies.
Kelercneci exchange i . Applv to. or u 1 liess im
mediately, J. PACKEit A CO .
'Continental Mills."
Apr. 17-tt SSI liowery, New Vork.
rji II E " L E 0 N A R D K 0 USE,
(Near the Railroad Depot),
Reed Street, C!earf;eII, Fa.
G. P. G00DFELL9W
Pitopr.ir.Ton.
A new first class Hotel in every respect com-,
fortable rooms all the modern improvements
the best of Liquors prompt ntteiidar.ee. and rea
sonable charges. The patronage of the publie is
respectfully toliciied. jy-"-'l-tf
P K. S M I T II,
"merchant tailor,
Clearfield, Fa.,
Would respectfully inform the citixensof Clear
field coui.ty that he has puichased the interest of
E. K L Stom;hton. and is-now prepared to make
up, in the most fashionable manner, all kinds of
clothing that customers taay desiro. lie has
CLOTHS.
DOESiaXS,
of everv ptvlo. alwavF on hand, from which cus
tomers "can make their selections. Ono door F.nst
of the Postoflice. April 20, 1370.
1 ANKINO HoUPE OF
J HENRY CLEWS k CO.,
(United Stiitr Trrnsiiry BuiHinqs),
32 IFtf.,!, STREET, JV. Y.
Tho business of our house is the same in all re
spects, nsthat of n Incorporated Bark Checks
and lirafrs upon us pass through tho Clearing
House. Corporations. Firms and iudividuals keep
ing Rank Accounts with us, either in Currency or
Gold, will be allowed live per cent, interest per
annum, on all daily balances, and can check at
sight without notice. Interest creilite-1 and ac
count current rendered monthly.. We are prepar
ed at nil times to make advanccstoour dealerson
approved collaterals, at lheiuarket rates
Certificates of Deposit issued, payable on de
mand, or after fixed date, bearing interest at tbe
current rate, and available in all parts of tha
countrv. Collections maJe promptly everywhere
in the United States. Canada and Europe. Divi
dends and coupons promptly collected. Wo buy,
sell and exchange all issues of Government Bonds
at current market prices. Orders exe. utcd tor
the purchase or sale of Gold and exchange, also
for State, City wnd all other first-class securities.
Special attentioa given to the negotiation of Kail
road. State, City and other corporate loans.
We are prepared to take Gold acconntson terms
the same as for currency, to receive gold on da
posit, bearing iuterest and subject to check at
sight, to issue go!d certificates of deposit, to make
advances in gold, against currency aud other rol
laterals.and to afford Banking facilities generally
upon a gold basis April 13-lm.
PLASTER the cheapest in tbe county, at
May M '67. MOSSOP'S.
TREASURER'S SALE
, OF D5SEATED LA5D3
FOR TAXES
For 1SC9 and previous years.
NOTICE is HEREBTfitvrs.that in pur
suance of an Act of Assembly, pas.sej
the 12thdayof June.A.U. 1S15. entitled
'An Act to amend an Act directing the
mode of selling unseated lands, in Clear
field county." will be exposod to Public
Sale or outcry, for the taxes due and
unpaid thereon, at the Court House in
the Rorough of Clearfield, on the Sec
ond Monday in Juno, A. I. 1S70 :
No.
492
o6
5Sfll
5S77
6879
53S1
5SSi
323
195
195
2'8
2009
13
3529
19SS
1994
2tH0
35S0
2009
27
155
.276
V2
Ac.
sos
215
U'JD
843
BECCASIA TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
John Mailer, $20 90
I'uter Miller, 18 80
Fred'k llublcy, lb" 20
John Bailsman, 9 42
Ac.
88
53
50
26"
!)'J
71
232
150
85
433
3'J'J
319
181
134
104
215
433
433
80
330
2'.H
328
74
100
300
30
174
17H
100
113
US
18-3
8'J
331
100
77
501
650
421
400
3B5
6(14
995
fill
25ft
1X5
472
83
55
323
100
50 .
132
Fredk Hawaiian, 32 08
113 Thomas Biliington, 24 00
I'bilip Mysoncope, 75 16
John Mvsoncopo, 48 oil
80 Michael'Musaer, 28 54
153 John Fordncy, 141 32
John Witinor, 129 32
flenry Witinor, 114 08
William Wilson, 40 50
Jacob Krng, 43 42
John Gibson, 33 40
73 Robert Wilson, 69 00
153 William Gry, 104 21
153 John Miller, 104 21
80 John Ketland, 9 72
153 Martin Fau'z, 8100
125 Jacob Fantz, SM 00
153 Georgn Mosser, 79 80
32 Thomas Gibson, 23 30
John Beam, 32 40
Jacob Krng, 88 4S
Win. I'luiitkct. 9 72
Adam MvMitic.upe, 57 38
47 Jcre. .M soncopc, 07 02
Keagiry S2 40
Fred. Beates, 88 24
Adam Kuhn, 40 5(1
Thomas Biliington, 00 2
John JJjams, 2J 84
BELL TOJTSKIP.
Ao Per. Warra tecs. etc. Taxes
50 Henry IVck, S'.Ol 77
71 Reury lieck. 1.1 Ift
KKItlhiilf tlmiry Heck, 92 52
50t hair Henrv Reck, 40 SI
lilt US John "Xiehotxm,,.. 5t 67
150 N'u-klin A (inffith, 2S 7S
4 i i Rei.jamin Gibbs, 1.19 SI
242 20 Henry R.'.-k, 50 22
93 U'i Henry Be 17 25
l(il MS ili nrv Ilei k. 2i lil
"31 12i Nickiin A tiriCitb, 6 22
90 Nickiin & Griffith, IS 41
400 Henry Reck, 74 00
;;.( lienrjr Reck, Z'i 56
110
Ac
100 153
313 153
433 153
258
433 153
433 153
433 153
433 153
380
Vo.
5ii20
!)7-".o
MS i
3.10.1
"itflS
5:-,19
42s;
5s;a
alMil
S9n7
42S7
42s7
100
14
250
22
2o")
433
M0
61
ooo
100
57
150
31
B'JGG1,3 TO'S'KEHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
I'.m John Thomas. f 39 20
2t!4 70 Joseph Orinkor, 47 80
4C8 70 II. S. Drinker. HI 01
413 Wm. McOrmick, 83 01
410 Nanev Uofft-'S. 8S 00
429 41 Malcolm McDonald, 80 8
429 41 J.ilin By ur.i, M PS
lUO Barbara Savd-.r, 20 00
132 (Jeorge lloiitiuitn, 33 0O
427 (ienriie Avr.s, 04 00
427 CX ' Wm. Tioi'ituine, 610"
100 J.iliti K -ion, 00 00
100 Hatm.,!i .Stewart, 20 00
139 27 Joliii .Vont?oiiiery, 3101
49 Baibata Sti(lcr, 9 HO
404 - Blair M l.analnn, Ft) 80
427 Jonas Stetnlieiser, 04 20
M 157 Rich it-.l W.q.l.-. 20 20
90 Jas. C. Williams, 20 20
210 Milson & Monsou, 43 20
125 i. Moorman, 25 00
166 third Joseph Ball, 13 80
No. Ae.
i.CiS losj
637.1 MOD
5.174 1100
5 1 US linn
6:io9 1018
5170 1100
5410 1100
5tio7 8it
5:!73 4S:l
5401 32
5407 1000
I S'J2
It) M
111 1 1
IrtOl
5377
200
17.1
1S.1
2S3
1 too
127
200
133
Ac.
241
123
408
358
203
100
49
34
73
413
152
391
HI0
50
202
404
84
200
108
2)
70
50
90
333
400
2' 10
281
195
198
100
50
83
200
125
200
17
137
137
154
115
41
No.
StU'T
Per Warrantees, etc. Tflxes
Nickiin GriQtb.Stl 09
J. W. Smith, 47 150
A K. Wriybt, 22 20
Kirlt .t Whitinore, 37 3J
Ft nton .V Sr.er.cer. 2 22
Rcberts A Fox, 12 29
l.-.T Roberts A Fox, 114 is
inn
5
111
iOllti
I ill)
2otf
CO
00
159
.is it
a.v.m
sum
.Iscoli Ri'ger.
11 10
94 50
lu.id trvin Est.
P.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc.
321 . Hugh Ely,
102 35 John Campbell,
159 II il & Buck,
175- John Vaughn,
let) John Vaughn.
o-,o Bl or M'Lanaiinn,
4.t7 17 1'i'lly M i.an ilian,
lot) Andrew Peters,
48 M atihias ftlaj maker,
30 M atlhi is SUyiuakcr,
Taxes
543 29
18 74
20 80
137
45
99
8 70
31 80
57 08
2H 47
8 30
G 53
34 80
17 40
87
11 17
13 05
8 70
8 70
23 09
147
2"0 52 Frances West,
HO Kclirini.Oi Mains,
J Thomas Holt,
01 Pivid Mains.
pit) Josrpli Powell,
nD Daniel Graham,
50 Horatio I). Hall,
127 V. B. Holt,
85 Win. Graham,
40 Alex. Dallas,
80
130
14
7
9
30 75
D
11.
B.
U L A 11 K
CBLCSItATCa
V E M A L E PILL S,
roa sai.i sv
Coyer A Shaw and Hartswick A Irwia,
Clearfield, Pa.
Aug 4.-69-1 yl Retail Pric: SL50 perpackagc.
IMPORTED LIQUORS,
SUCH AS
BRAXDIES J JTOLLAXfl GLXS.
PURE OLD GRATE BRANDIES,
PURE OLD CA1UXET WHISKEYS.
OLD GRAPE WI.XES.
All the above brands warranted pure and to
excel anything in this market for medicinal pur
poses GEO. N.COLBCRN,
March 30,'70-tf 1'rop'r of Shaw House.
N E W T TN SHOP!
Eke i) Sackett,
Manufacturer of
T1X, COPTER and SHEET IROX WARE,
(nearly opposite the jail),
MARKET STREET, CLEARFIELD, PA.
ALSO,
ROOFIXG, SPOVTIXG and JOB WORK
done on reasonable terms.
April 6, 1S7C.
MEAT MARKET.
IV. R. McriiERsox,
Keeps constantly on hand Fresh Meats, such aa
EEEF, VEAL. MUTTON, Etc.,
FRESH FISH,
All kinds of Vegetables, in season,
cannep FRUITS,
BUTTER, LARD, Etc.,
Which he will sell at the lowest market prices.
Cash paid for Cattle, Butter, etc.
ROOM ON MARKET ST.,
Clearfield, Pa.-March 33.'70.
DRTGOODS the cheapest ia the county, at
May 2t, '67. MOSSOP'S.
40 Stusanna Rayger, 6 65
85 John Marina, 19 C3
20 Robert Blain, 4 35
173 Leonard & Clyde, 38 10
2i)0 Reynold Kean, 34 80
4G John G. Gray, 10 02
50 Mordica Shirk, 10 89
49 George Turner, 12 85
iSU Andrew Pettit, 21 88
FERGTJS0H
Ac.
Per. Warrantees, etc.
Matthias Sloneh,
5S
433 153
74
50
100
100
George Ross,
Lewis Jordan,
Hiram Passruore,
John II atn bright,
Adam Reigart
John Dongbton,
J. II. Furguson,
809
150
73
BEADY TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc.
Taxes
S75 OH
51 J!
408 10
GIBAEB T0WKSHII
W. Kirkpatnck,
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, ete. Taxes
5.156 1100 George Mead, $6107
5364 1066 George Mend, 63 46
5365 762 Oeorge Mead, 39 87
5375 10S2 (icorgeMead, 59 20
5363 1100 George Moad, 6107
5372 1100 George Mead, 61 07
5379 . 611 George Mead, 47 00
5371 10S3 George Mead, 60 17
6360 1100 George Mead, 61 07
535S 104S George Mead, 61 81
5154 100S Georgo Mead. 61 07
53 j9 100S George Mead, 55 50
5.155 1100 George Mead, 6107
1HSS 150 Morris A Stewart, 19 40
1911 549 110 Morris A htewait, 72 04
1935 ot'.rl Morris Stewart, 70 40
1921 403 100 Morris A Stewart 37 74
1918 114 Morris A Stewart, 14 80
1890 254 120 Morris Stewart, 51 64
3H47 10 Morris & Stewart, 171
6362 793 George Mead, 178 15
5376 1100 Georue Mead, 24120
536.1 1100 George Mead, 214 20
5.167 1100 George Mead, 244 20
3547 1 94 SI Morris A Stewart. 7 24
ISsS 227 125 Morris Stewart, 17 81
3n43 2s2 66 Morris A Stewart, 21 88
1929 33. Morris A Stewart, 2 47
1S90 1S7 F. Rcrthand est, 13 SS
1926 105 Stephen Rutbaud. 7 59
1888 373 Morris A Stewart, 27 96
1917 346 Morris A Stewart, 26 61
3650 106 Morris A Stewart, 8 84
18S7 450 Morris A Stewart, 3.1 75 1
1916 50 Morris A Stewart, 3 70 I
Conrad Long,
Jona. li. Smith,
Henry Wykoff, 260 53
John Dunlap,
Casper Stiver,
Casper Stiver,
Christian Rower,
Roberts A Fox,
Christian Lower.
Christian Lower,
119 22
27 30
21 Oft
195 40
2.i3 50
174-21
15S 10
142 36
22(i 44
3S9 1(5
2t)S 30
99 84
52 6t
Roberts Fox,
Koberts A Fox,
04 Roberts A Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
Bnj. Henry,
Casper Stiver,
Casper Stiver Sr., 1S4 OS
62 George Shafer, 32 3s.
K. S. A J. Cathers, 19 91
Kobt. S. Cathers. 89 14
Raum. 2-S 30
MoOairy. 13 56
Christian Lower, 6 45
EUEJf 3IDE TOWESHI?.
Ac. Per. Wairantues. etc. Taxes.
200 Snyder & Burns, $52 80
300 Jcro. Williamson, 105 00
324 M iry Crawford, 114 05
1U0 Leonard Mollis, SI 80
GOSIIEi? T0WN3HIP.
CE2--T T0WS3HIP.
rcr. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
No. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
5313 653 Georgo Mead, 55 41
5317 1059 George Mead. 90 1:3
6313 1099 Georgo Me ad I 93 83
5319 1099 George Mead, .93 83
5320 )100 George Mead, 93' 83
5.121 lfloS George Mead, 85 84
8323 1100 George Mead, 93 50
5.114 7ii0 George Mead. 96 9D
5.115 1000 George Mead, 127 60
5316 1(100 George Mead, 127 50
5-123 1100 Georgo Mead, 93 50
5331 1100 eorge Mead, 93 50
5.125 200 George Mead, 27 60
51.11 300 Wm. .VI apes, .18 25
1912 433 Morris A Stewart. 37 23
18S4 )
lt'l'i J-110 153 Morris A Stewart. 54 84
6.124 121.1 07 George Mead, S()9 32
6321 1100 George Mead, 280 59
5327 1113 George Mead, 2st 83
5329 1100 George Mead. 2S0 60
5.!2J 1100 George Mead, 2S0 50
lanS 100 Amos Reeu. 35 00
1923 3oS G. Albeit A Rro., 32 C3
1921 .200 Wm A. Wallace, 17 00
1J22 2o0 Morris A Stewart, 25 60
1336 999 15 Gil'm 6 Garrison, 109 83
John Boyd. $41 50
Josit-.lt Haines, 131 91
Thomas Hamilton, 180 71
Jonas Ross, 107 '97
John Citnninghair, 145 89
John Cook, 131 89
JoNcp!) Ewing, 134 89
William Cook, 134 89
Isaac Kirk & Co., 102 89
Henry Pole, 17 .5
Fulton, S7 35
MillcrJc Crist, 100 24
Miller fc Crist, 9 23
Mahnftey fc Mitchell, 49 50
Matliias Slough
88 91
20 05
22 5
75 70
84 20
John Brenneinan,
J. Je II. Breth,
Samuel McCune,
John Winner,
William Roland, 25 67
Jos. R. McMurrav, 20 25
C0VI1TGT0 TOWIfSHIP.
Por. Warrantees, etc. Taxes fa
ucorge ..iieau,
George Meal,
George Moad,
(icorgo Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead,
(Jeorge Mead,
George Mead,
Gco'ge Mead,
George Mead,
57 36
87 55
87 55
S7 65
73 88
87 55
87 55
59 fiS
3S OS
22 92
71 50
3"i 25
9 25
iO 67
59 Hi
77 55
GRAHAM TOWSSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxes.
297 Thos. P. Cope, $41 88
198 John SUyroti, 29 OI
1 John Sky rou, 2 36
145 T. Copo, 20 34
109 Geo. Moore,' 40 98
810 Jos-ph Simons, 127 84
104 Bernard Grata, 233 12
130 Bernard Gratz. 193 30
10 Joseph Henry, 3 70
318 Joseph Henry, 81 77
100 Charles Hall, J3 00
41 C. J. AHport, 15 42
50 John Skjron, 4 00
Morris A Stewart,
122 Morris A Stewart.
Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
George Mead,
Kmerifk it Reiter,
11 Riirgett,
Charles Brown,
8 97
2s 20
9 50
GUELICH TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
215 Bcnj. Wilson, $80 29
100 Ricb'd Atherton, 23 70
48 114 Geo. Moore, 13 79
349 90 Geo. Moore, 110 21
134 Philip Gloninger, 38 40
158 John M'Cahen, 45 35
433 153 Edward Hand, 98 81
200 John M Calicn, 74 72
93 John Lampblack, 28 12
120 Briij. Wilson, 37 21
110 John Witmer, 19 03
100 John Witmer, 28 70
100 Daniel Fulkerson, 8 20
ISO Robert Henderson, 13 94
DECATiTS TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
47 John Drinker, $98 75
John Skyron, 50 44
Richard Thomas, 167 07
Jacob Downing, 140 61
Huga Ely, 83 18
Jos. Hamilton, 43 42
John Skjron, 20 12
Wm. Montgomery, 14 93
Thos. Edmonson, 29 94
John Anderson, l'i7 02
Gilbert Vatight. 65 32
Tiioin is Biliington, l.'i'i 37
Thus. Stewartson, 87 40
Robert lialtznmer, 13 75
Mary M'Lahalian, 73 72
Ann" M Luiaban, - 9191
Joseph Whitehall, 31 57
Mary M"Lanalun, 03 70
Jacob Downing, 40 31
Joseph Sunsom, 7 28
William Sansom. 28 65
Thos Stewardson, 18 20
John Drinker, 32 80
Thos. Eilmomlson. 121 32
HTJ5T0IT T0WT7SHIP.
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
200 I.G. Ri.ldcr. $56 40
195. Dan l Caldwell. 49 14
6073 1041 Moore A Delaney, 262 37
5o
1 '1,4 1
ion
990
879
317
883
990
60
990
495
495
990
4i()
490
710
810
9!M)
375
101
250
500
Moore A Iielaney, 2'2 37
Moore A Delaney, 262 .17
Wm. Powers, " 261 43
Wm. Powers. 231 5(1
27 Moore A Delaney, 80 97
5675
5:"i6
50'i7
5672
4257
4264
4200
4182
4199
4199
4 2.11
491)2
4234
4225
51)64
6065
15 James
Samuel llamblctou, 12S 40
Casper Haines. , 82 80
Gilbert Vanttht, 102 39
Joseph Harrison, 70 98
Joseph Harrison, 72 OS
Wm. Hoover, 33 85
Thos. Stewardson, 13 05
Joseph Whitehall, 31 22
Jonathan Nesbil, 55 00
A. & J. G.iss, 43 85
Sanel. M tjlarran, 74 80
Joseph Sansom, 7 18
David Stewart, 33 70
42'.'5
4236
James
Valuable Grist Mill Propcrtv
For Sale.
Ts offered at privato sale, tho Cad wall ad er Milt
property, situate on Daurel Run, on the line of
ihe Tyrone nod Cloarficld Railroad.and two milos
West "of 1'hilipsbtirg. Tbe pjoperty consists of
22 acres of land, with a grist mill, 33 by 43 feet,
and three stories high. and has two run of French
burrs and double boltiugcloths; a frame dwelling
house, with a srr.ail cleared lot; tha balance tim
bered wilh Pine and Hemlock; and a first-class
water power, suitable for a woolen factory all in
goed order. Tbe property will bo sold very low
and on easy terms.
Apply to, or address by letter.
WALLACE A WALTERS,
ap 27-4t Real Estate Agents. Clearfield, Pa.
ROSADALIS
ri""
I RESTORER, purifies the blood and
cuies Scrofula. Syphilis. Skin Diseases. Rheu
matism. Diseases of women and all Chron
ic Affections of the Rlood, Liver and Kid
neys. Recommended by tho medical Fac
ulty and many Ihousanlls of our best citi
sens.
Read the tcptiroony of Physicians and pa
tients who have used Rosadalii; send for
our Rosadalis Guide to Health Book, or Al
manac fir this year, which we prbiish for
gratuitous distribution; it will give you
much valuable information
Dr. R. W. Carr, o! Baltimore, says :
I take pleasure in recctnmecding your
Rosadalis as a vey powerful alterative. I
have seen it used in two cases with happy
results one In a case of secondary syphilis
in which the patient pronounced himself
cured after having taken five bottles of
your medicine The other is a case of scrof
ula of long standing, which is rapidly im
proving under its use, and the indications
are that the patient will soon recover. I
have carefully examined the formula by
which your Rosadalis is made, and find it
an excellent compound of alterative ingre
dients Dr. Ppa-ks. of Nicholasvilie, Ky., says he
has used Rosadalis in eases of Scrofula and
Secondary Svphiliswitb satisfactory results
as a cleaner of the Blojd I know no bet
ter remedy.
Samuel G. McFadden, Murfreesboro'.
Tenn , says:
I have used seven bottles of Rosaaans
and am entirely cured of Rheumatism ; send
roe four bottles, as I wish it ior my brother,
who has scrofulous sore eyes.
Be a jam in Rechtol, of Lima, Ohio, writes,
Lbave suffered for twenty years with an in
O
s
A
D
A
L
I
0
veterate eruption over my whole body ; a
short time since I purchased a bottle of Ro
sadalis and it effected a perfect cure.
Labratory, 61 Exchange Place,Baltimore.
CLEMENTS, A CO , Proprietors.
Rosadalis is sold by Hartswick A Irwin and A.
I. Shaw, Clearfield, 1. K. Good, Osceola, and by
Druggists generally. April 6.'70-ly
F
OR SALE good
bUGGY.on easy terms.
E. W. GRAHAM.
Apply to
TOWNSHIP.
5676
5177
5678
547
147
104 1
8! Moore A Delar.ey, 83
81 Moore A De'aney. 26
81' Moore A Lelaney .141
27 Jas Wilson's est, 23
2i Roberts 4- Fox, 164
Roberts A Fox, 234
RNlerts A Fox. 240
Roberts A Fox. 180
Taxes
$10 45
78 99
4181
' 317
36S9
85 8
1020
10S9
900
42i)
330
140
250
495
1020
4.17
899
73.1
903
102
8S8
635
1020
1020
19 73
10 80
21 60
2000
2001
3592
.1983
4200
41 S3
4 1 S3
41SI
359.1
3601
3600
3578
3676
3694
3597
3607
.1584
3535
3604
5063
4193
4256
4264
5679
252
2S Roberts A- Fox,
James Wilson,
James Wilson,
James Wilson,
James Wilson,
60 Roberts cV Fox,
20 Kobrts A Fox,
151 Roberts Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
109 Roberts A- Fox,
60 Reberts A Fox,
35 Roberts A Fox,
65 Roberts a- Fox.
64 Rotierts A Fox,
61 Jiobens A Fox.
136 Roberts A Fox,
18 00
45 93
34 40
896
297
927
8sS
927
1041
2u6
600
95
30
105
4
6
110
495
495
Wm. Powers,
23 James Wilson,
115 James Wilson,
28 James Wilson.
bl Moore A Delaney,
John Dunlap,
liuboise a Low,
Reynolds sub
J. Nicholson,
109 " .
11
13
6
8
15
4271
James Wilson,
James WRcun,
4271
T0W3:HIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
224 153 Richard Peters, $59 81
433 153 IVter Rutin, 01 00
209 Richard Peters, 57 82
433 153 Thomas Martin, 135 39
283 Rob.rt Martin, 43 20
91 135 Philip Loiist, 21 22
49 W in. Johnston, ti 50
100 Jonathan Jones, 10 59
100 Richard Martin, 22 25
100 Richard Martin, 22 2o
433 153 John Dui.woodie, 115 70
KAHTHAUS TOWNSHIP.
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
5409
6411
5412
641.1
5405
5414
5405
1430
1 095
1095
1(197
1097
1097
1100
II 01)
747
1043
ili'O
1 100
167
249
97
122
George Mend. S63
Georgo Mead,- 63
Georgo Mead, 4 1
George Mead. 61
Georgo Mead. 63
. George Mead, 53
27 George Mead, 4
Wm Smith. 67
129 Charles Willing. 9
Charles Willing. 12
Charles Willing. 11
Charles Willing, 11
Charles Willing, 7
. J k. McCloskey, "5
Wm Michaels, 21
McOlosky A Potter.48
B. D Hall, 56
Charles Willing. 2
Chrles Willing. 5
F.A Scbnarra A- Co,RI
100
100
89
43
200
.100
350
25
Gi
500
122
83
89
18
37
I H-t
255
144
25
50
100
11
1665
1(565
1097
109S
Daniel Vothers,
.Mary r.ggans,
K A- I. bite,
F. a- I White,
F A I W hite,
Christian Rrown,
John Gillil.md
John G iililand,
Oliver Moore.
John .McGonega!,
Mary E Michels,
llenty Yothers
- KITOX TCWSSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc.
437 48 R. Hay tics. 5 6
435 50 Luke Morris, 5 6
433 153 Joseph Milliard. 5 6
433 153 Robert Gray, 5 0
429 41 J. Bitighurst, 5-0
433 153 Sarah Ward, 5 6
433 153 (rtjorge Eddy, 6 6
433 153 Moore Wharton, 5 0
233 153 Goorge Ashton,5-6
433 153 Willi im Hunter,
433 153 John Dorsey,
433 153 Benj. Poultney,
433 153 Israel Morris,
373 153 Martin Pierce,
72 Thomas Jordan,
433 153 Isabella Jordan,
109 Henry Trout,
423 153 Caleb Fonlk
351 153 George Wesoolt,
351 153 George Sheafl,
225 John Boyd. 62
109 Susanna Ward, 25
255 G. & M. M Cormick,59
100 Alex. Hunter, 15
2i0 Silas Wilcot, 81
200 Isabella Jordan, 81
40 Henry Trout, 4
364 John I'lron, 65
LAWBSSCS
TOWNSHIP.
No.
5299
5300
53o I
5302
5303
5-104
5. It) 5
53l;6
5307
6303
5.109
5110
5311
5292
5294
5295
Ao. Per
1100
1100
1 100
ltoo
1100
moo
1100
1100
1100
I'OO
! 100
1 1 (Ml
nno
hod
1100
Warrantees, eto.
Wilson. 54 91
George Mead,
George Moad,
George Mead,
Gecrge Mend,
George Mead.
Georgo Mead,
Georgo Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead,
George Vend,
George Mead.
George Mead.
George Mead.
Georgo Mead.
George Mead,
George Mes 1,
James Wi son, 189 01
James Wilson, 51 86
Jmes Wilson, 77 99
James Wilson, 9.1 57
James Wilson, ' 93 57
Jamts Wilson.' 197 II
Wiilbelm Willink 93 61
James Wilsm, 92 71
Jsnics Wilson, 143 86
Wm Powers, 17S 61
Wm Powers, 213 41
K. Shoemaker, 84 7.1
E. Shoemaker. 22 25
James Wilson, 43 25
Wilson, 94 50 '
PITTBBURG ADVERTISEMENTS
II
Till
FAIRBANK'S
STANDARD SCALES, OF ALL KINDS ALSO.
IMPROVED MONEY DRAWER.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.,
M.30 6m. Iu2 Second At , Pittsburg, Ta.
JAS T. BRADY & CO.,
(Snccrtsrs te S. Jontt if Co..)
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
BANKERS,
BFTilD SILL ALL KIXDS OP
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
Gold, Silver and Coupons.
?ix per cent, interest allowed en deposits sub
jeet to check.
Money loaned on Government Bonds.
Bonds registered free of charge.
May 19'69-1y. JAMES T. P.R.VDY itCO.
"NEiV BAKERY.
The undersigned respectfully informs the citi
zens of Clearfield that she has opened a Bakery
on Fourth strcct.a shortdistauce above Mr. Shirk's
tannery, where she is prena'ed at all times to fur
nish fresh BREAD, CAKES, and PIES, to fami
lies and others,
April 20, 1370. Mrs. M. J. PCRVIANE.
1
11
IO
n
Vy
II
G
FOR SALE,
White Lead, Zine Paint, Linseed Oil. Turpentine
Yarniihes of all kinds, Colors, in oil and
drv, Paint and Varnish brushes.
"HARTSWICK A IRWIN,
Clearfield.Pa -M 6,'9.
N
M Y O W N II O O K.
Having pitrcllased the entire stock at tbe
old stand of Kirk: & Spencer, in Lumber City,
1 intend carrying on the business as hereto
fore. Mr MOTTO IS TO SELL CHEAP FOR
CASn.
Thanking our friends nd customers" for
past patronage I solicit a continuance ot the
same.
Sept. 15th, 1869, ISAAC KIRK.
T1D.
I J
4
Mi IA How I made it in 6 mos. 'nJBIJ
Oil "tlU Samples mailed free
A. J. FCLLAlf,
I April 13-3m.
New York.
5293 1100 George Mead, 80
5293 374 George Mead, 21 18
62s9 .130 4ieorge Mead, 102 82
1995 33 80 Roberts A Fox, 0 03
1995 .13 80 Roberts 4 Fox. 8 99
221 Hugh Jordan, 25 84
413 John Reed. 48 30
2003 1020 f 0 Roberts A Fox. 69 69
90 Robert Mitchell, 35 09
2s 5 Win. Montgomery, 44 46
74 J. M. Macumber. 17 23
91
16
is
31
24
192
83
208
148
171
191
167
129
193
193
17&
50
44
"S
46 J B. Garrison,
9 W. W. Snvder,
26 Isaae Cooklin,
41 Jas. B Shaw,
18 Israel Nichols,
5290 4S8 George .Mead,
5291 1100 Ueorire Mead.
T 13
I 12
I 02
3 02
1 56
61
28
55
61
78
8.1
46
73
78
34
52
2
83
21
79
93
25
00
62
63
162 47
313 20
1905 173 Ellis'lrwin A Son, 21 91
1908 li3 h His Irwin A Son, 31 77
ISdi Z4L Kiln Irwin A Son
1913 37 Ellis Irwin A Son,
1913 100 Henry Mead.
35 Morgan,
Out Lot Mordica Shirk,
62 114 Rudolph Getty,
30 19
4 13
7 30
13 53
1 97
8 t6
j',5
175
167
175
28
65
110
20
6
13
IIOBKIS T0WWSHIP
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes
George Wetzell, $64 51
William Wertz, 82 50
Ac.
402
200
827
378
410
Christian Wertz, 61 66
David Lauch, 59 94
Joseph Turner, 69 62
Joseph Tumor, 69 62
Joseph Turner, 64 72
George llabecker, 66 84
John Read, 62 73
Robeit Glenn, 43 35
John Hustcn, 63 20
Cb-m Stocker, 68 42
John Vaughn, 08 42
Jonathan N'esbit, 68 42
Blair M Liuinhan, 6 73
William Stewart, 47 19
Richard R. Smflb, 15 80
James Smith. . 19 27
Christopher Backer, 9 17
George Gales, 2 91
llrnian Gratz, 17 69
Conrad Swartz, 33 06
John Graff, 2 69
83
34
26
82
82
65
109
20
91
10
153
153
153
1
21
46
46
440
310
423
815
272
4(H)
433
433
433
170
298
407
244
231
125
112
213
19
137
484
875
25
400
S3
100
90
136
62
180
139
40
17
Nicholas Ridenonr, 10 84
95 11
117,1
Robert Carson, I
N ich. Rideuour t
Manillas Slough, 88 89
46
43l
eo :
70 I
46 1
Henry Drinker, 7 14
Frederick Hubloy, 73 20
Matthias Sloiighj 5 81
William Bigler, 15 80
Joseph Potter, 4 69
Francis Johnston, 10 75
Francis Johnston, 4 90
Ralston & H i.uver, 21 83
PXTflf T0WNE3IP.
Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc- Taxes
163 Greenwood Bell, $.13 81
63 Elijah Heath. 12 72
135 Mekliu A Griffith, 30 69
46
iO
82
81
30
14
14
2i
78
30
60
70
04
38
00
86
14
01)
30
65
90
02
61
93
9
14
49
No.
59G2
PIEE TOWNSHIP.
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, ete. Taxes
4252 957 85 James Wilson, $8138
5777 410 12 John Nicholson, 52 29
5777 410 12 John Nicholson, 52 29
1429 70 S. Rlodgett, 8 94
. 25 John P. Hoyt, 8 39
4260 990 James Wilson, 67 3?
135 George James, 17 18
4020 476 Wm. S. Roberts, 60 69
400 Joseph Bailey, 20 93
296 R. W.McVaul, 21 10
4C0 Z McNaul. S2 27
5776
5776
5776
5776
5776
27 John Nicholson, 6 89
176 " J. A Caldwell. 44 8T
140 John Nicholson, 53 70
201 John Nicholson, 25 59
100 John Nicholson, 14 25
Taxes
$85 22
84 83
M 44
4 44
83 06
84 44
84 44
84 44
54 53
11188
09 05
115 10
145 10
1S8 8S
14 04
101 21
23 40
H 9 40
82 84
82 13
US 105 TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, ete. Taxes
909 151 Roberts A Fox, $284 80
606 66 Roberts A Fox. 187 86
799 30 Roberts A Fox, 247 70
125 Roberts A Fox, 31 00
3j0 Roberts if Fox, 75 99
No.
3'i03
.1599
3532
3581
393
W00DWABD TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
Ac
433 153
4aG 159
433 153
100
John Votight, $179 81
John Walls, 188 81
John Roll, 179 81
William-Wilson, 41 40
John Cannon, 132 67
Israel Wheeler, 99 64
Thomas Neil, 49 43
Eli Hootman, IS 80
Mary Neil, 65 68
Bonj. Jolmston, 107 19
Hogarty, 193 24
Matthias Barton, 131 40
John M'Caben, 92 72
Mary Connelly, 16 76
Roland Evans, 41 40
Eli Hootman, S8 92
Mary Sandwick, 18 40
Channcey Rickets, 40 12
Cliaunccv Rickets, 2 81
CbarUs Might, 102 68
Daniel Turner, 98 08
Peter Louder, 64 75
Charles Louder, 84 19
William Wister, 7 30
John Low, 27 60
Isaac Goss, 27 60
Roland Evans, 13 24
Bcnjimin Johnston, 41 40
Marv Niel, 39 76
41
43
153
6
21
CO
204
333
538
402
311 145
57 143
100
121
100
218
i!
218
237
170
91
40
150
100
72
100
0
63
50
60
20
20
68
27
Taxes
95
02
17
44
78
90
16
10
10
59
4
$50 06
60 06
60 OS
6l 05
60 06
6 ) 0:
60 06
60 06
60 06
6(1 06
60 01
61) 06
.G.1 05
no or,
60 6
69 06
HO
437 1 half Reuben Haines, 140 76
433 1 half Luku M irrls, 139 18
100 I ball George Ashtort, 27 60
LEVER FLEG A L, Treas'r.
Ciearfield, April 6, 1S70.
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
PEALX.CS IS
A R D w A R E,
asd mastfactcfkrs or
' and Sheet Iron Ware,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
T TUMBLE-SKEINS and Pipe-boxes, tcr Wag
ons, for sale by . II. F. BIGLER A CO
ROXi IRON!! Best bar 1'on. for sale at the
store of
n. F. BIGLER A CO.
ClTOVES of all sorts and sties, constantly on
hand at
H. F. BIGLER A CO'B
ABLE CHAINS a good srtiele. on band and
for sale by
11. i . tmiL.cn. a
0RSE-S1T0ES, and horse-nails, tn be had tt
1. . is 1 L. n . m a.
SADDLES, Bridles, harness, collars Ae., for
Sala at H. F. BIGLER A CO'S.
L'NS. Pistols and sword canes to be had st
U F. BIGLER A CO B.
HARNESS. Trimmings, and Shoe-findings for
sale at U. F. BIGLER A Co S.
OIL, Pntty, Paints Glass and Nails, forsale at
March '70. U F, RIGLEk A CP'S.
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD SCALES,
OF ALL KISDS. ALSO,
Baggage Barrows, Warehouse Trucks, Copying
Presses, Improved Money Drawers, Ae.,
FOR SAL BT
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
Dealers in Hardware,
Mareh 16 J CHABriiiLP.PA. 1370.
PERKS A Co's flour, the best in market, for
sale by
i. SHAW A SON.
TTINTS ON HOCSE PAINTING," by J. W.
Xl Masurr. CL, 49 p., 40c. rree by mail on
receipt of priee Mascrt whito, b. i. on.