fye iafhmati$ gournaf, kaxfieth, "ga., mxc 1, 1870. 5Baffeman gcumal ;s:o. -- -" -," To insure the eafe transmission Te h- 'mail, patrons should remit by check ' T ofder, or nave their letters registered. ,r , will he enclosed in the firit paper after A L. . to hand: the moner ""'ryrone and Clearfield Railroad. - , i .; leaves Tyrone at : : ' .tCrficMat -S: .l J- w -l i,in leave t.iearueiu a Arrive at Tyrone at : : 2.30 p : 5.35 p- ru K ritnoati Express East at 0 ' C,n:'t; w.t.;i4o.in ; Ea! Accommodation Tra:a LtrcCle!irheld at : : Philipsburg at " Arrives t Osceola at : Lear" Osceola at : : ; ; I'liilff.sburg t Arrives at Clearfield at : : EalJ Eagle Ex- 7. AO A. K. 9 10 A. M. -10.15 A. . 2 00 P. n. 2.31) p. 5.4 5 P. M. ""..jmrs. Divine services will be held t &i.i.ath. in ClearSoU. as follows : R- liev. Hall, in St. Andrew s Episcnpl ,i 'eh, at 1 1 A. M. ami 7 P. 31. . Sunday hool at 3 -I'. M. Prayer meeting every V.Vit - i:,v evening :t 7 o e.ock. T'v 1' v l$Litlr,iii the Presbyterian church, --,Vnin; an-1 evening. Sabaath school at t M Pnvcr meeting every V. ednesday . " ' U i.rttiili(T &l i ft t:CH"H. llv K.-V. J. H. M'Cord, in the Methodist ri,a; h morning and evening. Sabbath t"i-jJ it 9 A. M. Prayer mooting, every Thurs'.'sv at 7 P. M. Communion services firt Sabbath of every month at loj A. M. S Francis' church Mas at 10J A. M., tit .eeoud and fourth Sundays of each south. Tun militia tax in this State is fixed at fifty cents. Ar?i-i; will t)c unusually abundant this year, from all appearances. Most of the tr.vs are very full. Iv Jwlin.-tovni laborers pet $1.30 a day and hoard themselves. Here they want ah,,ut double that price. The season, owing to the recent rains, is very auspicious to the growing croj s. A g, od harvest i expected. .Tost Out a t.ew and very fine Chronio, entitled "The Charged Cross." For sale at Untorfs Photograph Gallery. Fancy and plain Job printing, of every .-. ri.iion, dune on short notice and at low rales, at the Journal power press job of-liee. j The WrightsviUc, York County Star, came to hand, last week, in an enlarged form and entire new dress. It is a very neat paper, an 1 worthy the support of the citizens of York county. To Quench Thirst. During the warm weather most persons get very thirsty, ow ins? to various causes, and in consequence frequently drink such large quantities of water as to make them feci uncomfortable and yet be dry. To prevent such uncom fortable feelings, it. would be well for all to resort to some pleasant and harmless bev erage to allay thirst. For this purpose we know of nothing better than the cold and sparkling soda water that flows from the fount in A. I. Shaw's drug store. All should give it a trial and be convinced of the truth of the recommendation. Ax Act to Protect Timber Lands. Doth branches of the Legislature having passed the following bill it is now n law. The act is, important as well as necessary : Whereas, It is important to the people of the State that timber lands bhould be protected from lire, which owing to mali cious conduct of individuals, is causing great havoc to the young growing timber, especially upon our mountain ; therefore. Sec. 1. lie il enacted, : , That it shall be the duty of the Commissioners of "the several counties of this Commonwealth to appoint persons under oath whose duty it shall bo to ferret out and bring to punish ment all persons who either wilfully or otherwise cause the burning of timber lands and to take measures to have such lires extinguished where it can be done, the ex penses therefor to be paid out of the coun ty treasury, the unseated land tax to be first applied for such expenses. Skc. 2. That the provisions of the act of ninth of April, ISOO, entitled "an act to prevent the firing of mountains and ether wild lands in the county of Union," be, and the same is hereby, extended to all the counties of this Commonwealth. Tils a-hes, and other Jebris.in our street, ;.m't lo.ik very ornamental. They should U rcmuwd. What fay the boron. ;h lata- Workmen are now engaged in rutting op die spire on the M. E. Church in this j tav. When completed, th will be the idlest spire in the county. Hail Some bail fell, during a rein flmvror, yesterday, in this neighborhood. y, damage was done to vegetation, howev--r, as t';e. hail was small and not very nu u cieus. To r& Oi'fiSEiv a new street,' from the ir .'iit!; of the lower bridge to the railroad (i i t. Thia will be a great eonvcnii nee to jt:.- !;.- ;:i the lower part f the county, vi I. i l.a;e business at the depot. Ay .Ti i Kit Tnimt '..-:! T;;.ix. We under t; nu i il.at .the 'accommodation train cini ;i. ;i el nu;!iiig through to Tyrone, wiih a ii iiular conductor, ou Mond.iy !at. This will I.- i treat eeuvenience to the traTc'.ing Fa i it. We have been reijue.-teJ to state tl. it a Fair, in behalf of the Kpiscipal ha:c!, vviii bj opcasd in the old Western ll jte!, n .w lin vcupied. n Monday, even ing. Julie i;;1i. TLe public is respectfully r-.:; -.:;c 1 to :.:re;id. A i'if:;j;i..N. The railroad company il, mi' 1 t iieii 1 the cu'v-trt, near the freight i. -v.i't. to 'the w-.-stern line of tbe:r -: l-1. and up il-e exi ting dsn- c riu crnliy. It won' 1 add much to !. a;.peirai!es of th groua.li, acd be a i" "t c tivcrJttce to shippers. 1.7 ; JJttoKE. We understand that a man t-i:i! 1 J i-c; h iVrto. lia f a thih l.::e t'fo 1 n i n t!: ? '2','t of May, by being struck 1:!; i !.'' tt!.-.! ' i vged at work on a -'ide fiT.- iu: Hun. The wound was preperly '.re-sed. and the injured man is doing as we!! as could be expected under the circuin-ftaiiees. Ci'Eram Worm. List week we refer red to ths fact that a wortu was destroying -t of the currant bushes, in this town and '''y. And we wol'11 now state that, D. ';:--ler. K.., of nx!a.n. Pa., has a re ( if. f,.r f ile, f.ir a preparation that will da T !';" tl' w.-.nii without injuring the bushes. '- is a :'.:i;;ee t ? Jet rid i'-'E-K:. Pr-m a letter rcee're.1 from I ''; 'C. ?d'.:. tana Territory, we lear -Mr. M iii!giii!jry Fuilei ton, formerly of : 'ii.ty. died iii that rdace recently. List of Jtritoiw . drawn for June tenr, 1S70, commencing Monday, June 6th: GRAND JIHOB. II. L Henderson. liell i.I. A. Murray, floshen. 5aml Cal'iweli, UradfurJ Ira (ireen, iirabam. ThoiEis P.i'ks, " jlieorge Moyer. " Kdwanl Kii;!e, Brady. Chas. Kobecker; Uuiton. V. W. Iluijnp .las. Jackson, Jr., Kncx. David Wallborn, " Jeremiah Lord, " .las. Kiddie. l'.urnti le. (i. II. Hall. Lawrence, .1. r.l'untar. Chest, h 1. Hila, Lumber-city Wm Wostover, ' jWm Itainey. Mirri. An-t. tJearbart, Iecatur. 'John MIntvre, I'enn John P. Kutk. ' l!. II. Caldwell, I'ike. MileaK Peters. " ij.W.T.lit.Iopeter, Union. TRAVKRSC JTRORS FIRST WEEK. Wm Mays Ccccaria ;C I). Tubbs, Feruior Amos Smith. jtieoro Steever. Itirard. Jos. S. Work. " W ! rah am, Jr. , Goshen liaorgc I.eeiOi, Ploom 'L X. Irwin. ' .ii!.-f !i neney. Iitigs.iTbenipan Head. : Junio 11 Waple, .l Kvans, (iraham. Martiu Wilson. Hradfir I.E. M. ConraJ, (iuelich, !1 Zillioz (f O.) Brady .John (irrcn, J r laa. F. Iv. Arneid, '- IW'.S S.inkey. Karthaus. Win. M IVtier, "' j I. P. J.Iorrison, Knox. Uo(.r?o Penia. " i Havi l It ichcy . " T. S .MeKee, Burnst le . M. Koss, Ltimher-eitr. C. Seljrin. IWra Tate. Lawrence J:ne Wood. ' ilviward Wife, Morris. Lemuel Iiwrt. .)arnes L. Stowar. .lacob Snoke. Clearfield Joseph ltothrnck, " Vhi. Miicbell, Oriti Sehoonover, 11 J. Tatton, Curwcnsrille. : V Mrlialfey.New Wa-h. J. Tinir.pr-on. j.1. C Hen Jersun Csseol.'i. F. Thorn rj.,n, " 'si T. Hcndnrson, ' Jolx, alT, Decatur jliavid Lea. Penn. A. M Hoover. " John Owens, i'ike. Joseph Sti aw, Ferguson, .lord an Jliootn, Kobt. Jamison, (M. Ho'opoter, Union. sscvsn WEKK. John Sirair, Hcecaiia.! Owens. Clesrfietd J. W. Smith. .. i. .Miller, J. W ilsnm-roft. ltoirs. ; Levi DariH. Dccatar. Curwtnsvi ile. Thoui.i iieerj. !.I.A:-ki- Wilton llier. '' : Isaac More. l'ergiicon. Aba iiriihr.ni, Tra iford Jamas V.''iuire.Oraliam. Ke Oearhnrt, -4 M. Jto-enkiai.. llu-ton. Win. Ftireey, " P. S. Strong, ..loriin. J. II. Il?a!t. Urady.i H. Ythers. Karthaas. J, hn Uean 3. :!.C M'CliWKev. M.S. Cla.k, " R C. I'atterx.r.. Knox. J. II Seylcr. " '.T"hn Fenton. Lawionce. J. Yf: Kerb. ,; ! Daniel Welch, I. Humr&el. Jr., " 'Jerry Wagner, 0ce-.la. Wvatt Kilchen. Chot. J. H. Varren, i ll.'S Shaw. Cle.trfie'.d. T A lioovei, Tcnn. i. M-'.;aoii.T, ' ,V:a. Wa'l. . L. Robir.a. " Wui. B. lloel. Uuion. t a 1". vas exeini.'aty voting nian and Klevef hy those who knew hhu. f-'atli wiil be deeply lanieuite l by his I's and many personal friends, both u. I in Montar.a. Peace to his re- :eii- H.UTiNfi. Notwithstanding the high ''.L-'iif t!u. water, 'last week, very few if n't rache mat Let the waters hav !i "-b-:.h d m arly as rapidly as they rose. are sticking on all the rifHes along the r V'T. and a t:rrat many wer'e "stoved." ! tate nf aairs entails considerable ex I' t.-e on the owners of timber, besides a er' ' lf,s of time. Prices of lumber must sivam-e in the F. it, in consequence of this iy iii reaching the markets. MARRIED. Oa Tuef-.iay. May lM;h. 170. by Rev. W. A. Ciippinrror, Dr. W. S. H II.LII.AM, of Central Point, and "diss ?Iektie A. Ml i'.ilAY. of Congress Hill. - We U-tider the luppy couple the thanks of ali liaii.li, frr the excellent cake accom panying the above notice. May they al ways have an abundance of this wtirld's good things, is the wish of the printers. OIEO : On Thursday, May 19th, 1S70, JosrPH A. Cai.dwf.li., 1w., of Pike township, aged 47 years, 8 mouths, 16 days. During his illness, of about ten weeks, Mr. Caldweli's patience and Christian res ignation were remarkably manifested ; and the many sympathising friends that gather cdarouud his couch and followed the bier, bore ample testimony to the estimation in which he w.i s held as a neitrhb'or and citi zen. Ills generosity won him a piaee in the hearts of the poor, ind his integrity insured the respect of the wealthy. II is death leaves a void that cannot be filled. Last January he connected himself wiji the M. E. Church in Curwensville, and died in the triumphs of a living faith and the hope of a blissful immortality. II. On Saturday. May, 2.ih, 1870. CtlKIS tian Straw, of Ferguson township, in the yoth year of bis age. A funeral discourse, appropriate to the occasion, will le preached in the Evangeli cal Lutheran Church, in Xew Millport, on Sunday, June 12th, 1870. Clearfield ronnccTED w Apples, dried, lb, Apttlrv ffreen. bu. 1 Applebutler. gal, 1 iii'itter. lb. I!eef. fresh, lb, jieef. dried. Jb, Ituckwheat lm, 1 Iturkwhent fl mr lb Heans. bu. 2 l!oard. per M 14 Corn, thelled, 1 ears, " mal, 3 Chop. rye. 2 ' mixed. 2 Cheese, lb. Cherries. Ib. Chicker.s.ii resssed.lb. Hour. bbl. fi Ketail Harkets. I CULT r R. MOSSep. 121 II ?.t, ton, ii) 1 Hams. Ib. 01 Shoulders, lb, 30 Sides, lb, 10 Lard. lb, 25 Oa's. bu. 25 Onions, bu, 5 Pork, Ib. 50 I'ork. mess, bbl, 00 Potatoes, bu, 9", Piaster, bbl. 6'l i Peaches, dried, Ib O'l live, bu, yO Kas. lb. 40 Salt, per sack. 25 hin'es. l3 in, 1R Shineies. 20 in. 15 I Timothy stod, bn IS Wheat, ba, 50 Wool. Ib, 16 00 24 15 IS 25 6:1 CO U 00 75 50 13 25 3 50 00 Am Old Book. Wc were shown, the 'tie: day, a book a horse farri.r that printed ia London in" 1G51, This is one f the oldest volumes extant. It belongs to lr- James Robias father of Thomas Rob ins ,,f tu;s ylace anj f,,ruierly belonged to J -remiah Robins, the father of James. The l"'ik is now 219 years old, and in a good t'v.e of preservation. It is quite a euriost ty on account of the many quaint ideas, and mo jular suggestions it contains. C1 LOSING PHICES OF DeIIAVEX 40 South Third Street, Philadelphia. 3 o'clock, P. M., May 23, 1870. U. S. f-'f of 1SS1, 17. S. 6-8 of isii2, V. B. 6"sof lSf.4, U. S. 6 a of lstSi, V. S. 6'eof lstia, neir, U. S 6'a cf l?67, new, II. S. Ii i of IS'iS, IT. S. i s. 10-40's. V. S. 3n year 6 per cent. Cy., Due Compound Interest Notei, (iold. Silrer, Union PacifieU. P.. lit M. Bondt. Central I'acifio'R. R.. L niju Pacific Land Grant Bonds, 12 00 8 Oil 1 40 40 BRO., 114 1HJ 110 110i 100 109i loyj icl 10S 10s! 19 10'Ji 109J l9i 105 10S 112 ll'i 19 114 1I4J 1HS no S20 bao 9)0 5150 720 730 YyE. the undersigned, Ulaeksmiths of the ' Borough of Clearfield, hereby adopt the following rates for work and rules with re gard to securing pay for our labor; and w each pledge our honor as men and mechanics. to adhere to and enforce the same, trotn and after May 1st, 1870. A 11 work done at shoin horses must bo paid for when the work is Hone, at the following rates : fiETTr.yG NEW SHOE. : : : : 50r.f. 11E-SETTIXG SHOE, : : : ; : 20.fi. No crediditto be given for a longer period than tnree inontbs El. P. PASSMORE, AMOS KENNAKD. J. SHUXKWEILF.I, COKXF.LI US OWENS, THOMAS ItEILLY, U. L. LANICH. Apr.20,7iv;tiu.j G. C. PASSMORE. RANKING HOUSE OF - HENRY CLEWS &. CO., , (Unilrd Statrjl Treasury BuilJins), Z2 WALL STREET, N.Y. The business of our house is the same in all re spects, as that of an incorporated Bank Checks and Drafts upon us pass through the Clearing House. Corporaiions.Firms and Individuals keep ing liank Accounts with us, either in Currency or (iold. will be allowed five per cent interest per annum, on all daily balances! and can cheek at light without notice. Interest credited and ac count current rendered monthly. We are prepar ed at all times to make advances toour dealers on approved collaterals, at the market rates Certilicatcs of Deposit issued, payable on de mand, or after fixed date, bearing interest at the current rate, and available in all parts of the country. Collections made promptly everywhere in the United States, Canadas and Uurope Divi dends and coupons promptly collected. We buy, sell and exchange all issues of Government Bonds at current market prices. Orders exei utcd lor the purchase or sale of Gold and exchange, also for Stato. City end all other first-class securities. Special attention given to the negotiation of Kail road, State. City and other corporate loans. We arc prepared to take Gold accounts on terms the eame as for currency, to receive gold on de posit, bearing interest and subject to check at sight, to issue go.'d certificates of deposit, to make advances in gold, against, currency and other col la terali. and to afford Banking facilities generally upon a gold basis April 13-lm. PAY YOUR TAXES! In accordance with an act of the General Ar scmbly of this Commonwealth, approved the 22d day of March. A. D. 1S70, "relating to the collec tion of taxes in the county of Clearfield," Notice is therefore hereby given to the tax-payers re siding in the districts below named. that the coun ty Treasurer. in accordance with the 2d icction ef said act, will attend at the place of holding the Borough and Township elections, on the follow iug named days for tho purpose of receiving the county, bounty, State taxes and militia fines, as sessed for liiTO : For Bloom, on Thursday, June 2d. For Penn. on Friday, June 3d For Lumber City, on Saturday, June 4th. For Bradford, o Saturday. June llth. For Woodward, on Tuesday, June 21st. For Guel ich. on Wednesday, Juno 22t. For Bicoaria. on Thursday, June 2.1d. For Jordan, on Friday, June 21th. For Knox, on Saturday, June 2th. For Pell, on Tuesday. June 2Sth. For 1,'urnside. on Wednesday, June 20th. For New Washington, on Thursday, June JtOth. For Chest, on Friday. July 1st. For Ferguson, on Satnrday, July 2d. Citizens of Penn and Ferguson who find it more eonveniont to meet the Treasurer at Lumbor City than at tbeirelcetion houses can avail themselws of that privilege. Partiescan also pay their taxes at the Treasurer's office at any time from this for ward. Upon all taxes paid on the days designated there will bo a rcdui-lion of i-Vr yrr Crt. Tee balance of trie districts will be announced in dae time. LEVER FLLUAL, April 13. Treasarer. COUJiTV DIKECTOltV. TIME OF HOLDING COURT. 2d Monday in January, 3d " in March, 4th " in May, 3d Monday in June, 2 w. 4th " in Sept. 2 w. 2d in Nov. 2 w. COUNTY AND DISTRCT OFFICERS. rres't.Iudgc Hon. Chas. A Mayer. Lock Haven. As te. Judges Hon. Samuel Clyde, Ciear.'ield. Hon. .Inr.ob Wiilheim t,rata:uton Sh'ritf. . . . Cyriiius Howe, . Pruih'jnotary, Aaron C. Tate, . itesr. & liec. . Atbtirv W. Lee. District Att'y, W. M 'M'Cultough, Treasurer. . . Lever Flegal,. . Co. Surveyor, S. F MeClwkey, Commisa'n'rs, Othollo Smoad, . Samuel ShnfT'icr, . Samuel H. lltn;lman, Auditors. . . Clark Brown. . . . Price A. Rowlcs, . John'D. Miller, . . Coroner. . . . James A. M,ore, Co.Superind't Geo W. Snyder, . Cloarfield Curwensville N. Washington Clearfield. Glen Hope. Clearfield. N. Millport. Hurd. Clearfield LIST OF POST-OFFICES. Toiat.iJnvi. .Yj'i'P. O. Namrsaf P.l Beccaria. - Bell, Hioom, Boggs, Glen Hope, .- - Homor i'uBree, Utahville, - - - S. MeFi'.rland, Hegarty'st Roads Samuel Ilegarty Bower, - - - S A. Koraoaugb Ckest, - - - - Tln'S.A. .M'Ghee. Cush. ... - - - J.W Campbell. Ostend. - - - - H. L. Henderson Forrest. - - - - Algernon Holdcn C!earlicld Bridge. - Jus. Forrest. allaeeton, - - John E .Moore Bradford, - Woodland, - - - Win. Albert. - - - - W'm's Grove, - - fcd. Williams Brady, - - - Luthershurg. - - L. B. Cariile " ... Trnutvillo. - - Mrs. C. Weaver " - - Jefiersou Line. - - John Heberlin. Burnside, - NawWasbiugtonT - Sam'l McCune .i ... liurnsidc. - Matthew I'nin. " . I'atcbinvillo, - Jack I'atchin. " ... East Kidge, - - W. Sumnierville Chest,- - - - Hurd. ... - Lewis. I. Jlurd " ... .Mciarvey; - - - m .ncuarvey ... Westover. - - - S A. Farber. Clearfield, - Clearfield. - - - P. K. Gaulin Covington, - FrenchviPe, - - Claud. Barmoy ' - - - Karthaus. - - - Johu Reiter Curwensville Curwensville, - - Charles Hoel Decatur, - Philipshurg. Centre county. Pa. - - V est Decatur, - - Lever .-meal, Ferguson, - Marron. - -Girard, - - - Leconte's Mills, " - - - Bald Hills, -Goshen, - - Sbawsville, -Graham, - - Grahamton.J -Guelich, -- Smith's M ills, - " ... - Allcmans1 - -Huston. - - Tyler. - - - " ... Pennficld, - -Jordan, - - Ansonville, - -Karthaus, - Salt Lick, x - -' Knox, - - - New Millport, -Morris, - - - Kylertown, - ' ... Morrisdale. - -Osceola, - - Osceola Mills.-' Penn,. - - - Lumber City .t - " .... Grampian Hills, Pike. - - - - Curwensville, Union, - - - iiockton, -Woodward. Jeffries. - - - " .... M.iiiera, - - - 4 This Post Office vr'll do for Chest township f Will answer for Ferguson township. STATE & l STATES DIRECTORY. John P Straw. -. Augu's Leconte, Alex. Irwin. - II H. Merrow. - Thos. H. Forcey - Jcs. G. Ganoe. - Henry Alleinan. - Miss K J. Tyler. - Frank Bewman. II. .Swan Geo. Heckadern. 11 J. Sloppy. Ed. C. Brenner. John Odell. ,T. F Boalich. II W; Spencer. Jona. W all Cbas. Hee". D. E. Brubaker. James Lockett. - J. G Derb. i TREASURER'S SALE OF TJ3SEATEI) LAUDS FOB HI" For 18C9 and previous years. NOTICE is BHREBTCivis.thatinpor uance of an Act of Assembly, passed (lie 1 2th day of June, A. D. 1SI5. entitled 'An Act to amend an Act directing tht mode of selling unseated lands, in Clear field countv.': will be exposed to Public Sale or outcry, for the taxes due and unpaid thereon, at the Court House lo the Borough of Clearfield, on the Sec ond Monday in Juno, A. D. 1S70 : 410 Susanna Rayser, .6 55 85 John rianna, 19 53 20 Kobert Blain, 4 3a 175 Leonard & Clyde, S8 10 200 Keynold Kan, 34 80 40 Johu G. Gray, 10 02 50 Wordica Shirk, 10 89 49 George Turner, 12 85 80 Andrew Fettit, 21 88 Ac. 88 53 50 J9 71 232 150 85 433 S'.i9 349 181 134 104 215 433 433 30 330 21IG 328 74 100 300 30 174 176 100 113 118 18f 89. No. 5620 4sr, T.br,:, iais 5M9 42S7 5f19 5SW, 6907 4JS7 4237 BECCAKIA TOWNSHIP. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxei. John Mailer, Peter Miller, FrerUk Hubley, John Bailsman, Fred'k Hawman, Thomas Billington, Philip Mysoncopc, John Mysoncope, Michael Musser, John Fordney, John Witmor, Henry Wittnor, William Wilson, Jacob Krug, John Gibson, Robert Wilson, William Grsy, John Miller, John Ketland, Martin Fautz, Jacob Fantx, George Musser, Thomas Gibson, John Ik-am, Jacob Knig, Win. Pluntket, Adam M jsoncope, Jere. Mvsoiicnpe, Krapgy Fred. Beates, Adam Knhn, Thorn ii Billington, CO 2c John Beami, 29 84 113 80 153 73 153 153 80 153 125 153 32 47 $2f 90 13 80 16 20 9 42 32 08 24 00 75 10 43 60 2$ 54 141 32 129 32 114 08 40 50 43 42 33 40 C9 CO 104 21 10 21 9 72 81 00 95 00 79 80 23 30 32 40 88 4S 9 72 57 3H 07 02 32 40 SS 21 40 50 BELL T0W5SHIP. Ac Per. Warra; tees. etc. Taxej 510 Henrv Beck, 5101 77 71 Henry Beck, 13 1? 1000 half Henry Beck, 2 52 50S half Henry Beck, 4 hi 161 118 John Nicholson. i:t C7 150 Nicklin & Grimih, 2S 75 4:t3 Benjamin Gibba, VI) Kl 2)3 20 Henry I'.sck, 50 22 93 93 Henry Beck, 17 2. 101 US Henry Berk. 20 61 31 12S Nicklin A iiri(fi:b. 6 22 90 Nick, in A Griffi:h, IS 41 400 llecry 1,-W, 74 00 203 Henry Beck, 3S 5 B3G33 T0W55HIP. Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxci. 190 John Tliomss, . $39 20 234 75 JoS' ph Drinker, 47 80 408 76 II. S. Drink.-r. 81 01 413 Win. McCorjnicfc, S3 01 410 Xancv IJogs. 88 00 120 41 Malcolm McDonald, 80 SS 420 41 John livers, 86 88 DJO ' Barbara Snj tier, 20 00 132 Gnu ge llootman, 33 Oil 427 George Ayrcs, 04 00 427 31 Win. Trout ine, 01 00 400 John Ream, . . 00 00 100 ILiimali Stewart, 20 00 130 27 Jidin .Montgomery, 34 01 49 Barliaia Snvdcr, 9 80 404 Blair M'Lanahan, 80 80 427 Jonas Steintiriser, 04 20 00 157 Richard Waple, 20 20 96 Jaa.C. William. 20 20 216 Mil-on & Moi.sun, 43 2) 125 G. I loot man, 25 00 100 third Joseph Ball, 13 SO No. 5923 3SI1 3:",!0 3018 As. 2?i S22 100 135 5 111 1005 KO 250 Taxes TSTSTSIIIP. Per. Warrantees, etc. Nicklin A Giiffi.h.Stl 09 J.W.Smith, " 47 65 A. K. WrizM. "i 2' Kirk A Whiunore, S7 Fenton A Spencer, 2 22 B. berts A Fo. 12 29 .oborts A r ox, 159 114 5S Jirub I'.i irer. ' Da. id Irvin Kit. 94 SO ' BBADT T0WHSHI5. No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes 303 2l 990 492 628 6S61 5S77 5S79 5881 5SSS 323 195 195 21 S 2009 13 1994 365 W. Kirkpatrick, S75 or. Conrad Long. 51 32 Jona. B. Smith, 40S 10 848 llenry Wykeff, 260 53 3.1J 100 77 501 650 421 John Dunlap, Casper Stiver, Casper Stiver, Christian Lower, Roberts A i ox. Christian Lower, 2010 358.0 20C9 27 155 278 92 110 C04 995 611 258 135 472 83 55 323 100 50 182 119 22 27 30 21 06 195 40 263 50 174 21 Christian Lower, 156 10 Roberts A Fox, 142 36 Roberts A Fox, 22S 44 94 Roberts A Fox, 389 16 Boberts A Fox, 2-is 30 Bnj. Henry, ' 99 84 Casper Stiver, 52 66 Casper Stiver Sr., 1S4 08 62 George Woufcr, 32 38 R. 8. A J. Cathors, 19 94 Kobt. S.Cathers, 69 14 Bauin. 2S 30 McGairy. 13 56 Christian Lower, 6f 45 BiraimDE tows3Hip. Ac. Per. Wairantucs. etc. Taxei. 200 Snyder & Burns, $52 80 300 Jtre. Williamson, 105 CO 324 Miry Crawford, 114 05 100 Leonard ilollis, 31 80 CHZST T0W5SHIP. rESBTsoir towuship. Per. Ae. 68 433 153 74 50 100 100 309 7 150 Warrantees, etc. Taxei Matthias Slough, $10 45 George Rosa, 78 99 Lewis Jordan, .19 73 Hiram Past more, 10 80 John Ham brigh t, 21 CO Adam Reigirt ' 18 5)0 John Doughton, 45 93 J. II. Furguaon. 14 40 Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes. 100 153 John Bovd. $41 50 313 153 Josiah ilaines, 181 91 433 153 Thomas Hamilton, ISO 71 258 Jonas Ross, 107 97 433 153 John Citnnitighso", 145 89 433 153 John Cook, 134 89 433 153 Joseph Ewing, 134 89 433 153 William Cook. 134 89 386 Isaac Kirk & Co., 102 39 100 SI Ucory Pole, 47 05 1U 'Fulton, 37 35 256 55 i Her & Crist, 106 24 22 Miller & Crisi, 9 23 200 Ma'iaflev & Mitchell, 49 50 433 Malliias Slough, 88 94 100 John Bienneman, 25 05 61 J. & II . Breth, . 22 25 600 Samuel McCune, 75 70 10O John Witnier, 34 20 57 William Roland, 25 07 150 Jos. 11. McMurray, 20 25 No. 5:!f.8 5373 5374 54DS a:no 5.170 5410 5:i')7 .V!7S 510t 5407 1892 I J 10 3.111 1891 :;:T7 IKA3?0D T3W53EIP. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes Hugh Ely, $13 29 35 John Campbell, 18 74 Hail fc Buck, 20 SO John Vaughn, 32 45 John Vaughn. 8 70 BUir M'l.anahan, C4 80 7 17 l'ollv AULaiuliaii, ,rw OS Andrew Peters, 2H 4 Matthias Slaj maker, 8 3G Matthias SUvniikcr, 0 53 52 Fracces West. 34 80 Xc.lieniiali Maim, 17 40 Tin, inn IL.it. . 87 C4 IVivid Mains. 11 17 100 Joseph Powell, 13 05 50 Daniel Graham, 8 70 50 H-i itio D. Hall, 8 70 127 V. B. Holt, 23 09 85 Wm. Graham, 14 79 40 Alex. Dallai, 7 2G Ac. 32t 102 150 175 100 250 437 100 48 30 200 lt'O COVIJGTOS T0T3SHIP. Ae. Ter. Warrantees, etc. Taxei I0S3 George Mead, $76 36 llftj George Mad, 87 55 1100 George Mead, 87 55 1100 George Mead, ?7 55 1048 George Mead, 73 88 I IDi) George M'al, 87 55 IIU0 George Mead, 87 55 Sn4 George Mead, 53 68 48.1 George Mead, 38 08 325 GiorgeMead, 22 92 1000 George Mead, 7150 200 ' Morris A Stewart, 35 2i 175 122 Morris A Stewart, 9 25 183 Mofris A Stewart iO 67 283 Morris A Stewart ' 59 35 1100 George Mead. 127 Emerick A Reiter, 2u0 II Burgeit. 133 Charles Brown, DSCATTJU TO'WSSTni? Ac. Ter. Warrantees, etc. 241 47 John Drinker. 123 John Sfcyron, 408 137 Richard Thomas, S58 137 Jacob Downing, 203 154 Hugh Ely, 100 1 15 Jos. Hamilton, 49 41 John Skyron, 34 Wm. Montgomery, 73 Thos. F.diminson, 433 CO John Anderson, 152 CO Gilbert V.mglit, 391 160 Thomas Bilimgton, 100 Tho. Stewartson, 50 Robert Haltzuuier, 202 Mary M'Lahahan, 404 Ann M'Latiahxn, 84 137 Joseph Whitehall, 200 Mary M'Lviahan, 108 Jacob Downing, 20 Joseph Sansom, 76 99 William Sansom, ' 50 Thos Stewardson, 90 John Drinker,'. 333 147 Tims. IMtnondson. 400 Samuel ilambleton, 200 Cisper Haines, 281 Gilbert Vautht, 195. Joseph Harrison, 198 80 Joseph Harrison, 100 Win. Hoover, 50 Thos. Stfwardson, 83 135 Joseph Whitehall, 2o) Jonathan Nesbit, 125 A. S: J. G.iss, 200 Sam'l. M Clarran, 17, Joseph Sansom, 75 David Stewart, 77 55 , 8 97 23 20 9 SO Taxes $98 7a 50 44 1G7 07 146 01 83 18 43 42 20 12 14 93 2't 94 107 02 55 32 133 37 37 40 13 75 73 72 91 91 31 57 03 70 40 31 7 28 28 05 18 20 32 80 121 32 128 40 82 80 102 39 70 98 72 OS 33 85 13 65 31 22 65 GO 43 85 74 80 7 18 33 76 No. 5356 5364 5365 5375 5363 5372 5379 5371 53G0 533S 5354 5359 5355 1883 1931 1935 1921 1914 IS90 3547 5352 5376 5353 5357 3H7 ISs.9 3-48 1929 190 1928 1883 1917 .VSSO 1887 1916 GIBAED T0WKSHIP. A. Ter. Warrantees, etc. Taxes 1100 George Mead, 61 07 1066 George Mead, 63 46 752 George MevI, 39 fe7 1082 George Mead. 59 20 1100 Ueorgt Mead, 61 07 1100 George Mead. 61 07 641 George Mead, 47 00 1083 George Mead, 60 17 1100 George Mead, 61 07 1043 George Mead, 6181 1008 George Mead, 61 07 1003 George Mead, 55 50 1100 George Mead, 6107 150 Morris A Stewart. 19 40 549 116 Morris A Stewart. 72 04 536 Morris A Stewart. 70 40 403 100 Morris A Stewart. 37 74 114 Morris A Stewart, 14 80 254 120 Morris A Stewart, 51 64 10 Morris A Stewart, 1 fl 793 George Mead, ITS 15 1100 George Mead, 244 20 1 100 George Mead, 244 20 1100 "George Mead, 244 20 194 81 Morris A Stewart. 7 24 "227 125 Morris A Stewart, 17 81 2s2 56 Morris A Stewart, 21 83 33 Morris A Stewart, 1S7 F Berthand est, 105 Stephen Buthaud. 373 Morris A Stewart, 345 Morris A Stewart, 1116 Morris A Stewart, 456 Morris A Stewart, 50 llorria A Stewart, 2 47 13 85 7 59 27 98 26 61 S S4 33 75 3 70 G0SHEW TOWSSHIP. Ke. Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes 5313 653 George Mead, 855 41 5217 1059 George Mead. 90 C3 5313 Ki','9 George Mea4. 93 S3 5319 1099 George Mead, 93 83 5320 1100 George Mead, 93 83 5321 1003 George Mead, 85 84 5323 1100 George Mead, 93 50 5314 760 George Mead. 96 90 5315 1000 George Mead, 127 50 5316 1000 George Mead, 127 50 5328 1100 George Mead, 93 50 513111110 George Mead, 93 50 532j 200 Gcorgo .Mead, 27 50 5134 300 Wm. Mapes, 3S 25 1912 433 Morris A Stewart. 37 23 1384 ) 1015 J 430 158 Morrii A Stewart. 54 P4 5324 1213 07 George Mead, 309 32 5323 1100 George Mead, 2S0 50 5327 1113 George Mead, 284 83 5329 1100 Georgo Mead, 230 0 5329 1100 George Mead, 2S0 50 1903 100 Amos Reeu. 35 CO 1923 3.;S G. Albert A Bro , 32 P3 1921 2na Wm A. Wallace, 17 00 1922 2U0 Morris A Stewart. 25 50 l-i-5 999 15 Gil'm Ir Uarriion,19 3 'er. Ae. 297 I'jS 1 145 ,109 80 104 ISO 10 813 ioo 41 50 G Ac. Per 215 DXJ 48 114 810 V5 134 158 433 135 200 98 125 1 16 100 100 ISO 1AKAU TOWHSHIP Warrantees, et. Thos. P. Cope, John Skyron, John Sk ron, T. C.pe, Geo. Moore, Joseph Simons, Bernard Gratz, Bernard Gratz, Joseph Henry, Joseph Henry, Clmrles Hall, C. J. Allport, John Sfcyron, TJELICH T0WH3HIP Warrantees, etc. Benj. Wilson, Rich'd Athertcn, Geo. Moore, Geo. Moore, Philip Gloiiinger, John M Cahcn, Edward Hand, John MCahen, " John Lampblack, Ker.j. Wilson, Johu Witnier, John Witmor, Daniol Fulkenon, Kobert Henderson, Taxes. $41 88 29 01 2 36 20 34 40 93 127 84 233 12 193 30 2 76 51 77 38 60 15 42 4 60 Taxes. $80 29 28 70 13 79 110 21 38 46 45 25 98 81 -"4 72 28 12 27 21 19 03 28 70 8 20 1J 94 No. 5o73 574 5075 5006 50'i7 5672 4257 42(14 4200 4132 4 1 99 4 1 1)9 4 2'T I 4'.)n2 42i5 4225 5064 50S5 4225 42:'.S HTJ3T02T TOWNSHIP. Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxe 200 I.G. Bidder, $56 40 193 I'anT Caldwell, 43 14 1 04 1 M oore A l'e 'aney . 252 37 1041' MooreADolaney.2'2 37 1 04 1 Moore A Delaney, 262 37 9fi) Wm. Powers, 251 43 879 Win. Powers, 231 50 347 27 Moore A Delaney, 80 97 883 15 James Wilson. 54 94 990 James Wi son, 139 01 6!0 James Wilson, 51 So 9'JO J-mes Wilson, 77 99 495 James Wilson, 13 57 495 James Wilson, 93 57 9;0 James Wilson. 197 It 420 Willhelm Willink 93 61 430 James Wilsm, 92 71 740 James Wilson, 1 19 86 SI0 Wm Towen, 17 81 990 Win Power. 213 41 37 E. t-hcemaker, 84 73 101 E. Shoemakor. 22 25 250 James Wilson, . 43 25 500 James Wilton, 94 50 ' 5676 547 SI Meore A Delaney, A3 95 5'77 147 81 Moore A Delaney. 2 02 5673 1041 SI Moore A Delaney, 14 1 17 4181 347 27 Jas Wilson iest, 23 44 35S9 856 22 Roberts or Fox, 164 73 2000 1020 Kobart A Fox, 234 90 2001 1039 KokeruAFox. 240 16 3592 9(9 Roberts A Fox. JJ0 10 1983 429 23 Rober. Ir Fox, 9119 4200 330 James Wilson, 16 9 4183 140 James Wilson, ,8 84 4183 250 James Wilson, 21 50 4181 495 James Wilson, 24 44 3593 1020 CO Roberta 4- Fox, 192 78 3001 437 20 Roberts A Fox, 83 61 3600 899 151 Roberts Fox, 203 23 3573 733 Roberts A Fox, 14S 55 3576 908 1C Roberts Fox, 17161 3594 1028 60 Keberts A Fox, 193 78 3697 83 35 Roberta A Fox. 167 83190.S 3607 68a 65 Roberts Fox, 129 46 J9U7 33b4 1020 64 Roberts A Fox, 193 78 1913 1020 64 Roberts A Fox. 193 78 1913 3604 896 136 Roberts A Fox, 179 34 35 5063 297 Wm. Pow.ra, 65 52 Out Lot 4IV3 Mil 23 James Wilson, 175 2. 52 114 4 8SSS lis Jatr.es W ilson, 1S7 83 42,. "927 53 James Wilson. 175 21 5679 M41- 81 Moore A Delaney, 23 79 252 206 Jhn Dunlao, 65 93 500 Doboi,e i- Low, 110 25 7 9 Reynolds tab J. iiebolson, 5293 110 293 374 52n9 330 199 Sj 199 23 221 413 C2 1820 T4 48 28 41 18 5290 433 5291 1100 1905 173 173 241 37 100 George Mead, 80 13 George Mead, 21 C6 George Mead, "102 92 80 Roberts A Fox, 6 OS 0 Roberts A Fox. 8 99 lingo Jordan, ' 25 64 John Reed, 43 30 60 Roberts A Fox, 59 69 Robert Mitchell, 35 08 Wm. Montgomery, 44 46 J. M. Macumber, IT 23 J B Uarrisoo, T 13 W.W.Snyder, I 12 Isaac Cock! in, 3 02 Jai. B Shaw, 3 03 Irael Nichols, 1 58 George Mead, 162 4T George Mead, 343 20 Bllis Irwin A Son, 21 91 Klli Irwin A Sor, .31 7T Ellis Irwin A Son, 30 19 Ellis Irwin A Son, 4 13 Henry Mead. 7 30 Morgan, 13 5S Mordiea Shirk, I 97 l.adolph Litx, 3 08 11 13 6 8 15 4271 4271 36 105 109 4 6 110 495 495 Ac. 402 2ttS 327 ! 378 James Wilton, Jame Wilson, 20 90 A 62 9'1 Ad 440 1 34 24 ; 46 !2 46 82 65 109 20 J0SDAK T0WSSHIP Ac. Per. Warrantees, et. 224 153 Richard Prtera, 433 153 Peter Kuhn. 209 Richard Peters, 433 153 Thomas Martin, 283 Roli.rt Martin, 135 Philip Lomt, W m. Johrston, Jnuathaii Jones, Richard Martin, Richard Main, 15S John DiiLWoodie, Txs. $59 81 440 84(1 423 315 272 400 433 153 433 153 91 16 91 49 100 100 100 433 61 06 " 57 82 17u ls.s sn 298 43 20 j 4''7 i oo ; 244 6 50 16 59 22 25 '2 115 70 IAETHAUS TOWITERIP. No. Ao. Ptr. Warrantees, etc. Taxes 5409 1100 George Mead. S53 46 5411 1100 (ieorge Mead, 53 48 5412 747 George Mead, 41 00 .5413 1043 George Mead, 51 70 5406 110 Gorge Meal. 53 46 5414 1 ICO George Mead, 53 46 5405 167 27 George Mead, 4 50 1430 249 Wni rmith. 67 62 1095 97 129 Charles W illii-g. 9 81 1095 122 Charles Willing, 12 20 1097 100 Chart. Willii.g. 1114 1097 1 00 Chari-s Willii.g, 11 14 1097 U9 Clurle Willii.g, 7 22 4 3 J R McCloskey, 5 73 2(i0 Wm Miehaels, 24 SO 1665 300 McC.'oskvA Potter. 43 60 1665 350 B. D Hall. 56 70 1097 25 Charles Willing. 2 04 1093 6i Chrles Willing. 5 36 5i'0 F A Schnarrs A; Co.,l CO 122 Daniel Yothers, 19 P6 8.1 Mary UgaE, 10 14 ? F A- I. White, 9 00 18 F. I Whit., 2 3U 37 F A I White, 7 55 133 Christian Brown, 26 90 255 John Gilliland 17 02 144 John Uillilaod, 16 61 25 Oliver Moore. 93 50 John McGnnegal, 6 C9 ISO .V-irr E Micheli, 10 14 11 Decry Yothers 49 ; 231 , 125 : in 13 ! 19 I 137 44 Si O 1 25 4'H) : 38 j 100 96 1S6 C2 130 T0i7I7aiP. Ac. Fer. Warrantees, rte. Taxes 437 48 R. Havnes, 5 6 $85 22 435 60 Luke Morris, 5 6 84 83 433 153 Joseph Hilliard. 5 6 84 44 433 153 Rolint Gray, 5 6 4 44 420 41 J. Binchiiist, 5-6 83 66 433 153 Sarah Ward, 5 6 84 4 4 433 153 Geoige Eddy, 5 6 84 44 433 153 Moore Wharton, 5 6 84 44 233 153 George Ashton,5 6 54 53 433 153 William Hunter, 111 33 433 153 John l.rey, 63 C5 433 153 Butij. Potiltney, 145 10 433 153 Israel Morris, 1 15 10 373 153 Martin Tierc, 188 88 72 Thomss Jordan, 14 04 433 153 Isabella Jordan, 101 24 100 llcnrv Trout. 23 40 423 15S Caleb Ft nlk 109 40 354 153 George Wecoit, 82 84 351 153 George Sheaf!, 82 IS 225 John Boyd. 62 67 109 Susanna Ward, 25 63 255 G. & M. M'Cormick, 59 66 100 Alex. Hunter, 15 60 2C0 Silas Wilcot, 21 20 200. Isibella Jordan, 81 20 40 Henry Trout, 4 C8 3G4 John Pirun, 65 27 K0EBIS TOWIfSHIP Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxe George Wetxell, $64 61 William Wens, 32 66 Christian Wertx, 61 CO David Lauch, 69 94 Joseph Tumor, 69 62 Joseph Turner, 69 52 Joseph Turner, 64 72 George Habecker, 66 84 John Read, 82 78 Robert Glenn, 43 85 John Huston, 3 20 Clem Stocker, 68 42 John Vaughn, C8 42 Jonathan Arsbit, 68 42 Blair M Lanahan, 6 73 Williiui Stewart, 47 19 Richard K. Smith, 16 80 James Smith, 19 27 Christopher Barker, 9 17 George Gates, 2 91 Hvuian Gratz, 17 69 Conrad Swarts, 83 C6 John GrafT, 2 69 Nicholas Ridenonr, 10 84 4 95 Kobert Carson, I 117 (Nich. Ridenoar. 1,4 '3 jnaunias aiongD, 88 S Henry Drinker, 7 14 Frederick Hubley, 73 20 Matthias Slongh, 6 81 William Bigler, 15 80 Joseph Potter, 4 69 Francis Jobnstoa, 10 75 Fiancia Johnston, 4 00 Ralston 3c Hoover, 21 88 189 40 17 PXU3T TOWNSHIP. V. Ae. Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxei 168 Greenwood Bell, $33 81 59S2 63 Elijah Heath. 12 72 135 Kieklin A Griffith, SO 59 Ho. 4252 5777 4777 1429 428 4020 5776 67T6 5776 776 5776 No. 3'i03 S'9 3582 35S1 393 P1SI TOWHEHIP. As. Per. Warrantees, eta. Taxei 957 Si James Wilson, $31 36 410 12 John Nicholson, 82 29 410 12 John Nicholson, 62 29 70 S. Blodgett, 8 94 25 John P. Hoyt, 6 39 990 James Wilson, 6T 32 135 George James, 17 IS 476 Wm. S. Roberta, 60 69 400 Joseph Bailey, 20 93 295 R. W.McNaul, 21 10 460 Z. McNanl. 32 27 27 John Nicholson, 6 9 176 J. A Caldwell. 44 87 140 John Nicholson, 53 70 201 John Nicholson, 25 59 100 John Nicholson, 14 25 UHI0S T0WI7SHIP. Ae. Per. Warrantees, eto. Taxe 909 151 Roberts A Fox, S2S4 80 605 68 Roberts A Fox. 1S7 86 799 30 Roberts A Fox, 247 70 125 Roberts A Fox, 31 00 350 Roberta 4- Fax, 75 96 LAWr-ZKCS TOvTS-Hir. No. Ac. Per. 5299 1100 5300 1100 5301 1100 5302 1100 5303 1100 5:t04 I'OO 5305 1100 530S 1100 5307 1100 5303 1 109 5309 l'OO 5310 1103 5311 1100 5292 1100 5234 1100 5295 1100 Warrantees, eto. George Mead, George Mead, George Meid, Gerr,e Mead, George Mead. George Meid. George Mead, George Mead, George Mead, George Miad, Uer-rg Mad, George Meal. Goree Mead. G'. Oi'a led, Georee Mead, George Mead, Taxe $30 OS 60 08 60 0 6') 06 60 06 63 06 60 06 60 06 60 0.8 60 IIS 60 08 60 08 60 06 6ft OS 60 05 68 08 153 145 143 WOODWARD TOWNSHIP. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxe. John Vought, $li9 31 John Wall, 188 81 John Roll, 179 31 William Wilion, 41 40 John Cannon, 132 67 Israel Wheeler, 99 64 Thomas Neil, 49 42 Eli Ilootmao, 18 80 Mary Neil, 65 68 Benj. Johnston, 107 19 Hegartr, 193 24 Matthias Barton, 18146 John M'Cahen, 92 72 Mary Connelly, 16 75 Roland Evans, 41 40 Eli Hootman, 88 92 Mary Sandwick, 18 40 Channeey Rickets, 40 12 Chauncev Ricketl, 2 81 Charles flight, 102 63 Daniel Turner, 118 08 Peter Louder, 64 75 Charles Louder, 84 19 William Wilier, 7 86 Johu Low, 27 60 Isaac Goss, 27 00 Roland Evans, 13 24 Benjamin Jchnslon, 41 40 MirrN'iei, 39 75 437 1 half Reuben Haines, 140 76 4 33 1 half Luke Marrla, 139 16 100 1 half George Alhton, . 27 60 LEVER FLEGAL, Treaa r. Clearfield, April 6, 1870. Ac. 433 153 4o6 159 433 153 IOO 412 433 215 60 204 333 538 402 311 57 100 121 100 21S i! 248 237 170 91 40 1 50 100 72 100 95 D OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANI A. Governor. - - - John W. Geary, Cumberland, Sec'yofCom. - Frank Jordan, - Bedford, Dcp". Secretary. J. M. Weakley, -Auditor Geu - John F.Ilartranft, Montgomery, Surveyor Gen.- J. M. Campbell, - Cambria, Attorney Gen. - F. C Brewster, - Philadelphia, Adjutant Gen. - D. B. M'Creaty, - Erie, State Treasurer, Win. W. Irwin, - Beaver, Sup. Com Sch's J. P Wickersham, Laneastar, Deputy Sup"t. - C. R. 'Tobuin, - - Bradford, State Librarian. Wien Forney, - - Dauphin, Scpnr.ui! Cot-RT Chief Justice. Jame Thomp son. Associates, llenry W. Williams, John M. Reed, Daniel Anew. George Sharswood. Ses sions, Philadetpiha, 1st Mon lay of January. Har risburg. 4th Monday of April Sunbury. 1st Mon day of October Pittsburg, 3d Monuay of October. OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES. President. - - - Ulysses S. Grant, - Illinois. Vice President. Schuyler Colfax, - Indiana. Sec. of State, - Hamilton Fish. - New York. See. of Treas'y. Geo S. Boutwell, Massachusetts See of War, - Wm. W. Belknap, Iowa. nF 'n.,. - tian. M. Robeson. New Jerfey. See. of Interior Jacob D. Cox, - - Ohio, . P. M Gen. - - J- A.J. Vresweo, .uarjuiau, Attorney Gen. - fc'. R. Hoar, - - - Massachusetts Scr-RKME Coi-kt Chief Justice. S. P. Chase, of Ohio. Associate Justices Nathan Clifford, of Maine. Samuel Nelson, of New York. David Da vis, of Illinois, Noah II. Swayne, of Ohio, Sam nel F. Millor. of Iowa, Stephen J. Field, of Cal. Salary of Chief Justice $5 500, of Associate 50,-600. D RY GOODS the eheapeit in tke eeKaty, at May 2. '87. MOBSUf'a. B A CON, Hams. Sides and Shoulders at reduced Pric,at JlOSaOP'S. AT OTICE. Having purchased the interes of J. A. IJlattenbcrger, Est)., in the but : , . r . . . i .. i ii n 1 1 ii . I r tk. flr,n tiainfl hi. viuic ,.,.. v.. -. . ..... ...... . - of J. A. Blattenbeyer If Co., the same will be con ducted hereafter underthe name if Moshannon Land and Lumber Co., (Store) H. II SUILLtNGFORD, JOHNLAWeHE, President. ?upt. Mv 11. '78. tf. R. B. C -LARK'S CILIBXATIl FEMALE FILLS, rea sai. r Eoyer A Shaw and HartiwUk A Irwin, Clearfield, Pa. Aug 4.'6J-1 yl Retail Price. 81.50 per packt IMPORTED LIQUORS, seen ai BRANDIES end HOLLAND CrINS, PURE OLD GRATE BRANDIES, PVREOLD CABINET WHISKEYS. OLD GRAPE WINES, All the above brands warranted pure end to excel anjthir.g in this market for medicinal pur pOH(., GEO. N. COL BURN, March 30.'70-tf. Prop r of Shaw House. N E W TjjV s H 0 P! Fred Sackett, Manufacturer of TIN, COPPER and SHEET IRON WARE, (nearly opposite the jail), MARKET STREET, CLEARFIELD, PA. ALSO, ROOFING, SPOVTING and JOB WORK done on reasonable terms. April 6, 1878. Y K. SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR, Clearfield, Pa., Would respectfully inform the citizens of Clear field county that he has puiebased the interest of . 14. .L. Stonghtnn. and is now prepared to make np, in the mo?t fashionable manner, all kinds of clothing that customers may desire, lie has CLOTHS. DOESKINS, AND CASSIMERES, of every style, always on band, from which cus tomer can make their selections. One door East of the Postotlice. (April 20, 1S70. R O S AD A L I S O s A A rnllE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH JL RESTORER, purifies the blood and cutes ScroruIa.--.yphilis.Skin Diseases. Rheu matism. Diseases of women, and all Chron ic Affections of the Blood, Liver and Kid neys. Recommended by the medical Fac ulty and many thousands of our best citi xenj. Read the testimony of Physicians and pa tients who have csed Rosadalis; send for onr Rosadalis Guide to Health Book, or Al manac for this year. which we prblish .for gratuitous distribution; it will give yon much valuable information Dr. It. W. Carr, o! Baltimore, says : I take pleasure in recommending your Rosadalis as a ve'y powerful alterative. I have seen it used in two eases with happy results ore jn a case of secondary syphilis in which the patient pronounced himself cured after having taken five bottle of yoer medicine. The other is a cae 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 ot Alterative ingre dients Dr. Spa-ks. of Nicholasvilie, Ky , says he has used Rosadalis in cases of Scrofula and Secondary Syphili with satisfactory results as a cleaner of the Bload 1 know no bet- Lter remedy. Samuel 0. McFadden, Murfrcesboro', Tenn , says : I have used poven bottles of Rosadalis and am entirely cured of Rheumatism : send me four bottles, as I wis.b it for my brother, I who has scrofulous sore eyes. Be.unmin Bechtol, of Lima, Ohio, write, I have sufferedfor twenty years with an in veterate eruption over my whole body ; a short time since I purchased a bottle of Ro sadalis and it effected a perfect cure. . Labratory, CI Exchange Place.Baltimore. S CLEMENTS, A CO , Proprietors. Rosadalis is sold by Hartswirk A Irwin and A. I. Shaw. Clearfield, D. R. Good, Osceola, and bf Druggists generally. April 6, 70-ly JEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP. EDWARD MACK, Market Street, nearly opposite the resideiee ef II. B. Swoope. Esq., Clearfield, Pa., Would respectfully announce to the eitisens ef Clearfield and ricinity. that he has opened a BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, in the building lately occupied by J. L. Cuttle.as alawoflace.and that he is determined not to be outdone either in qnality of work or prices. Special attention given to the manufacture ot sewed work. French Kip and Calf Skins, of the best quality, always on ban. Give him a call. June 24. '64. PITTSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES, OF ALL KIND? ALSO. IMPROVED M0N5T DRAWER. Fairbanks, Morse & Co., M.30 6m. 102 Second At., Pittsburg. Pa. JAS T. BRADY & CO., (Stim.srt f S. Jonf Sr C..) CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD 81REKT5. PITTSBURGH, PA., BANKERS, rrilD SILL ALL KISCS OP GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, Gold, Silver and Coupons. Six per eent. interest allowed en deposits mb ject to eheck. Money loaned on Government Sonde. Bond registered free of charge. May 19,'69-ly. JAMES T. BRADY 4-CO. ""new bakery. The undorsigoed respectfully informs the eiti sens of Clearfield that she has opened Bakery on Fourth street. a shortdist.ince above Mr. Shirk's tannery, where she is pren.ved atall times to fur nish fresh BREAD, CAKES, and PIES, to fami lies and others, April 20, 1370. Mrs. M. J. PURVIANE. II OR SALE a good bUGGT, on easy term 1 Apply to E. W. GRAI1AM. RIED FRUIT, at reduced prices, at May is, ou. jivovi o. D FOR SALE, White Lead, Eine Paint, Linsetd Oil.Tarpentine Tarnishes ef all kinds, Color, in oil aid dry, Paint and Varnish brushes. "ilARTSWICK A IRWIN, . Clearfield.Pa -M 5.'69. 0 MY OWN HOOK. naving purchased the entire stock at the old stand of Kirk St Spencer, in Lumber City, I intend carrying on the builuess as hereto fore. Mr MOTTO IS TO SELL CI1EAP FOR CASH. Thanking our friendi nd customers for past patronage I solicit a continuance ot the Sept. 15th, 1809, ISAAC KIRK. New York. How I made it in 6 moi. with steneil. A ef TV lvl (April l3-3m SI 1 .ill i?' T.. ai led fre.7 A. J. FcLLASt, V -L A V II. F. BIGLER & CO., DEALBKl III HARDWARE, ass MAxcTACTcaaas or Tin raid Sheet Iron Ware, CLEARFIELD, PA. rplIIUBLE-SKElNS and Pipe-bexe. trr Wif. JL ens, for sale by H. F. BI6LXR A CO tor of H. F. BIGLER A CO. RON, IRON!! Best bar iron, for a!e at the. CO O hand at TOVES of all lorti and ixes. eonstaatlr II. F. BIGLER A CC- CARI.K CHAINS a good artiele. a hand aadf forsi'eby H. F. BIGiSR A CO. HORSE-SHOES, and horoo-nails. to be had It il. F. Bi'iLER A CO'S. SADDLES, Bridie, harass, eolliri Ae., fer ale at 11. E. BIGLER A CO'S. GUNS. Pistols and sword cane to be bad at 11 T. BIGLER A CO'B. HARNESS, Trimming, and Shoe-fnding foe sale at H. F. BIGLER A CO'S. OITj, Tntty, Paints Glass sad Nails, for sal aV March '70. 11 F, BIGLER A CO S. FAIRBANKS' ; STANDARD SCALES, Of ALL Xrsl. ALIO, Baggage Barrows, Warehouse Trncki, Copying ' - Presses, Improved Money Drawers, Ae., FOB SALE BT II. F. BIGLER k CO., Dealers in Hardware, March 18 Clears-iilr, Pa. 1370. ED. PERKS A Co'l flour, the best in market, for 1 tale by J.SHAW A SON. ' '"TTTINTS ON HOUSE PAINTING," by J. W. Jti Masury. CL, 43 p., 40e. Free by mail ,.n receipt of prie Masubt a WaiToa, N. Y. Sm..
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