Wc liiafanxan'z gonrmtf, teaxfidb, .r., mte' 8, 1870.
Raftsman' gouraal
"CLEARFI LLDIA-ji JUNE S, .870.
- To insnio the safe tranmisslon
T r " bmail, patrons should remit by check
' m.l order or hare their letters registered.
r m"" Jt will be ecclosed io the first paper after
x 1 - r .
pprn' E. E. Summer Arrangement.
lU ,nin lea.es Tyrone at .
irriTes at Osceola at : :
' '.. r hilipsburg at
.1 Clearfield at :
- .in Clearfield a :
Arris t Philipsburg at
Osceola at : :
Tyrone at : :
Bellefonteat :
.. Lock Haven at
Williamspertat
: 0 35 a.m
: 11.00 a. m
: 12.e5f.m
: 2.30 p m
: 3 40 p. m.
.- 4 00 p. m
:. 5.30 p. m
: 8.1ft p. m.
: v sup. m.
: 10.50 p.m.
Accommodation Train.
, ...Clearfield at : : : : : : 7.00 A. u
Lcaym Clear ..,. ,, at :: 9 40 a. a.
.. Osceola at : : : 10 25 a.m.
Intersection at : : 1 08 p. m
Tyrone at : : : 120 a.m.
r r.nmi leave Williamsaort at 8 00 a. m.
at Lock Haven at . :10.10 am.
Bellefonte : : : 1140 a m
i Interaction at : : l.OSp. m
Oseeola at : : ; : 2 4 p. m,
Fhilipsbueg at : Sdip.ia
Clearfield at : : : e 00 p. 111.
nTi.cfinns made at Tyrone with trains
v... a v.t on the Maino Line.
rD-crs leaving Clearfield at 2 30 p. m., reach
WM'iamTort at 10 50 p. m. the same day.
r r. leaving Williamsport atS 60 a in. reach
ClearfleiJ ai o.vi p "-J
Kei.igiocs. Divine services will te held
,.n Sabbath, in Clearfield, as follows:
By Iter. Hail, in St. Andrew's Episcopal
m'.-li. at 11 A. M. and 7 I. M. Sunday
-h ,o at 3 r. M. Prayer meeting ever:
ii..i,..,lnv eveninir 't 7 o'clock.
By Rev. Uutler.in tho Presbyterian church
norning and evening. Sabauth school a
at
3 I'. M. Prayer meeting every eduesaay
avtiine at 7 o clock.
Dy lU'f.J. II. M Cord, in the Methodist
church, morning and evening. Sabbath
w'noJ at 9 A. M. Prayer meeting, every
Tinir.-c'ay at 7 P. M. Communion services
f:rt Sabbath of every month at 10i A. M.
it. Francis' church Mas at 101 A. M.,
the .eeouJ and fourth Sundays of each
ssonth.
li tis. We had several fine showera of
rain, in this region, within the past week,
si.d the crops are growing rapidly in conse
quence. .
Isivine Services. Ilev. M. Officer, of
Y.rk, l'a., will preach in the Lutheran
Church, in thi.s place, on Sabbath next,
June 12th, at 10 o'clock, A. M. , and at li
P. M.
CorriT. Court convened on Monday
rooming. Judge Mayer and associates on
tlie bench. A large number of persons are
in attendance, and much business has been
traii-aettd.
Din you see that magnificent meteor in
tim North-western horizon, on Monday even
in,;, on which was emblazoned the impor
tant inscription, "Heed is Milling the best
and cheapest goods in the county?"
Admitted. It gives -tisploaure to an
nounce that J. 1". lrvin Esq., was admitted
to practice in the several courts of this
cunty, on Monday last." lie was a student
of II. B. Swoope, Esq. Mr. Irvin is a
younjr man of fine talents, superior legal af
u'liiucnt, and possesed of a good busines.s
ts't. We cheerfully recommend biiu to
s;c!i of mir readers as may have business to
t:?-.ii-a;t in the courts of this county.
Sales !' Heal Estate. Ik-low we give
a li- tA' the I'eeds, as entered of record in
tl I'ce .pier's office in this county, for the
wc k ending Monday, May 30 th, 1S70,
t j ;!).-!- with the consideration named,
The great centre of attraction, to those
in want of Dry Goods, Shoes and Hats, is
at Wm. Heed's, Market St, Clearfield, Pa.
Wallaceton Items. We learn that a
lad named Miller had the front finger cut
offhis loft hand, and the thumb badly la
cerated, on Friday last, while engaged in
sawing slabs for lath, at the saw mill near
W allaceton. .... ."'. A young man named
Hichards, on Monday last, while carrying a
heavy oak plank, fell and lacerated one knee
joint very seiiously behaving had the knee
cut previously with an axe.
Any one attending Court, this week and
next, having a few leasure moments, should
drop in and take a look at my stock and
prices ; and if you have any stamps you
wish to invest, we will be glad to accoinino-
date you with anything in our line.
June 8. Wm. Hkd.
Just So. An exchange says : A man who is too
stingy tj pay for a neat notice of a --Farm for
Sali." wrote it out and stuck it up in the Post
Office. A gentleman looking for a farm was re
ferred to the notice in the Office, but replied. '-I
don't want to buy of him. and beaides, I can't buy
at a fair price of a man who advertises in that
way. He'll steal the lence, the pump handle and"
the locks off the doers of the nou.-o before he gives
possession." .
A similar circumstance' occurred in this
place, recently. One of this "stingy" class
wishing to sell some household goods, wrote
a notice snd stuck it up at. the Tost Office,
Two gentlemen observed it, when one ask-
el the other if he was going to the sale?
"No ! I won't attend a sale where the man is
too stingy to have a decent bill printed."
And now for the finale of the story. The
good? were not sold, because no bidders
were in attendance.
i.
located, and the names or. the grant
or- in l gra:itv3 :
i'r l Newton Lightncr and G. L. Pee l
t !!. Ilfidcon. for two tracts nf land in
l'.-;i t;.. com 'lining 10:) acres SO p. and l')0
a aul I4 per. Consideration $1,050.
I' 1. Iwis Smith ta A. UAl ,fc J Ste
I :!cn-hi, t'ir 4 tracts of land in ISoli towu-si-ip.
C!is';darati;m $0,000.
I'cv l. ALraru Goss Si Co. to John Law
!!, !.t in O coola." Consideration $100.
I'- 1: M nhinnou La:i 1 t Lumber Co. to
; .: M;il-.-r, for lot in OiCJola. Consid-
!'- 1. Oivi 1 Tor-ee to William, George
A fb'!.-;.- A'I.ert, for 5S acres iu Goslcn
C.:i-i.!ci'ation $2,-b)0.
I'-c!. Samuel & K.;U H iss to Austin
: t .r i a,;i0 Huston :;. Consider-
1'-.
;1. Sam-iel & Kh'Cta Km to Arnold k
l.-.iw. fur I acre in ilu'.ton to. Coir
:'!l::i::..u $1.
I'.vl.
n-if 1 Lons to Alfred Txinir, for
' acres in tt). Con.-ideraiion $3:000.
iVe l. Dr. D. lloutz to Clara McAtecr,
' ! jt in O-ceo'a. Consideration $2,300.
t't-. I':-. I. lloutz to James Haley, for
'- hi il -,vr. !i!c. Consideration .75.
-i' P. H.iyr et al. to Thos. P.af-
! : ,'.s acres in Pcuii tp. Considera-
Wm. Schwem to Jacob Schwcni,
', ' '- ttrvs in lira ly tp. Consideration
Pi-Jcl Hoiifz, M. D. to Patrick
I' .!;-, !...r i.jt iii Hjutzdale. Corsidera-
ar;:-i
1 1; T el lloutz. M. P. to Benjamin
.'or Lt in Ilouizdale. Considcra-
r Dve.i. paiiiclTToutz. M. P. to Richard
V. ?-.t kt iu Uoutz lile. Consideration
JV-rl. Dir.iel Ilootr, M. P. to William
.''"i-, i-a Ll.'iu Ilouizdale. Cousidera-
l: .yl.
, J. l,,,iel Hon, M. P. to Charles
.'':i;:n, lurlot in lloutzdale. Considera
:i i .ii.
to George
Considers
J, Daniel Jlout. M. D.
iiirit.in, it !ut in llouUdale.
t:.'a ...
lci Daniel Houtz, M. D. to Thomas
fc-i'Tii, lor lot in Iloutxdahi. Considera-
Ai.so, (Los ectered up to Monday, June
'-li. IbTii.
I;teJ, Juhn Cooper to II. B. Wright, for
lji m Glen Hope. Consideration $50.
Kel, H. Philips Ex. to Joshua Com -J"
;''ck (or 137 acres in Beccaria township.
-uu.!dcration $CS3.
,"! Elizabeth Thompson to G. II. Ly
.r lut in Curwensville. Consideration
-.0.
. f.l. G. II. Lytle to E. A. nipple, for
-Jt m CurweusTilie. Consideration $800.
I'f-el, Horace Patcbin to D. Mitchell, for
acr ln lurn!.i,e tp Consideration $95(J.
. Jeed, II. Waple to Isaac Smith, for lot
in ln, township. Consideration $25.
Death of Montgomery rullertcn,
A Philipsburg, Montana, torrespondent.
writing to the Xtio North )Ytst, printed at
Deer Lodge City, gives the following par
ticulars relating the d;ath of Montgomery
Fullcrton, to which we referred last week.
Mr. F1. was in the 35th year of age, al the
time of his death.
To the Editor New North West.
Upon my return from your very interesting
ana growing town, i tound our little com
munity overwhelmed with sorrow in conse
quence of the sudden and terrioie dea.h ol
one of our best loved citizens, Mr Mont
gomery Fullcrton. Mr. F. was one of the
pioneers ot this district, and has remained
a constant resident ever since. ILe was at
tached to his mountain home, and exhibit
ed a warm interest in its prosperity. From
the following, foaud among bis private paj
pers, carefully preserved, he was not un
mindful of the future silent sleep toward
which we are all irrevocably hastening, and
which came upon htm sudden and uncs
pected as the lightning's flash :
'Metitgoinery Fullcrton, born in Clearfield, Ps.
Ilia si.ter.-i. Miss Carrie Fullcrton and Mrs. Jen
nie Urevf n, live at Monroe Cenlie, ?gie county,
111. (Siirtied )
SloNTUomnr Fullehtos.
As your readers ere tliia reaches them will
be made familliar with many particulars of
the fatal occurrence, I will endeavor to be
brief. Suffice it to say, that as an accom
modation, and at the earnest solicitation of
some parlies here he consented to work for
a tew days in the Purlea & liadley shaft in
place ol Mr. Ld. l'uriee, who is a mechanic,
and was much needed iu the crectiou of the
Saunders Co. smelters. On the evening of
1 1th. after explodiuz and removing the
rock from five blasts, and lighting a Sre at
the bottom of the shaft, three of the work
men complained of dizziness and nausea.
Cut little was thought of I he matter, arid in
ie mormnjr it was ah over. ' Soon after six
u'elock in the uicrninsr, the four proceeded
to the shaft as usual, and made preparations
to go down. Nothing peculiar attracted at
tention. The I'urfee boys gathered the
tools and had lowered one tuh lull to within
a short distance of the bottom, when Fuller-,
ton spoke and said he would go down. He
had scarce disappeared below the surface
when the younger Purfee at the windlass
heard him apparently struggling for breath.
He looked over and saw Fui.'crton trying to
come up the ladder, and asked, ''what's the
matter?" to which he received no answer.
Surmising something sci ious, he cried out,
"for God's take hold on 1" ai, the name lime
grasping the rope to lower himself and help
F'uilertoii out. Alas for goud intentions !
It was all too late. As Durfeo's words eB
caped from his lips, Fullerton stretched
himself to his full height, locked up, gasped
and throwing his arms high over his head,
fell backward from the ladder to the bottom
of tho shaft a distance of ninety feet The
alarm was immediately given; but two hoars
and ten minutes had e!ap?ed before the foul
air could be removed and the body recover
ed. The tub containing the tools was with
in four feet of the bottom when the body
struck it, and broke the windlass rope as a
twine. The right arm was broken in seve
ral places, and ribs on the right side had
that appearance. FJxcept this the body
was but little mutilated, the face wearing a
singularly na'ural and pleasing expression.
Thus suddenly, without a moment's warn
ing, one ol nature's noblemen, the earliest
at the lick man's bed and the last to leave
it the earnest, true friend of his fellow-man
was plunged into that long sleep from
which there is no waking. Yesterday, as
the funeral cortege swo'len by many addi
tional members of the Masonic order from
abroad moved slowly away to the grave,
many a manly frame shook with emotion,
while their sun brown checks cave evidence
of a heart-felt tribute to the dead. 'As Mr.
Fullcrton was Worshipful Master of the
Masonic Lodge located here, it fs needless to
say he received the burial rites, of that
time honored Order. . Your-',
XXX.
Pbilipsburg, May 14th, 1S70.
MASONIC RESOLUTION'S.
At a meeting of the Flint Creek Lodge, No- 11,
A. F. 4 A. M , of Philipsbnrg , M T., held on the
14th day of May, A. D. 1370, tho fallowing reso
lutions were adopted:
Whereas, It has pleased the Supreme Archi
tect of the Universe," in the mysterious dispensa
tion of His providence, Wehasten our hearts with
sore affliction, in the sudden removal by death
from our midst, of Montgomery Fullerton our
well-beloved Brother and Worshipful Master,
whose exemplary virtues, and untiring devotion
to the princip'eaof Masonry have leit his memo
ory an enduring monument in-the hearts of all
brothers as well as an entire community. There
fore, be it
That we freely mingle our tears to
day with the sisters and brother of the deceased
in their and our bereavement ; that we deeply
fee! the irreparable loss we have all sustained in
his death, and regret we can only testify our ap
preciation of his worth while living, by honor
ing bis ashes and consecrating his memory
RenolveJ. That in the death of our Worshiful
Master, we have lost a solicitous and kind-hearted
friend a worthy Brother a living, practical
illustration of the principles of Masonry, and the
community one of its noblest and best citizens
He-otvtd. That in token ol respect to the mem
ory of our W. M., flint Creek Lodge, No. 11, A.
V. A A. M. of Philipsburg. M. T., be draped in
mourning for three months, and the members
thereof wear tho usual badge on the left arm,
for 30 days
Rtflvrd, That certified copies of the resolu
tions ba sent to the relatives of the deeeased, and
to the Lodge of which our Brother was formerly a
member, (Clearfield Lodge. No. 314.) and copies
furnished to the newspapers of the Territory for
publication.
The River. The waters in the river are
very low, notwithstanding the fall of rain on
IViday and Sunday last. The prospect for
rafting is dull.
Is full blast the Fair and Festival, at
the old "Western Hotel." Everybody is in
vited to call, and partake of the good tbiucs
provided for the occasion.
Cet Ose. Everybody is fond of deli
ciously cooked meats. Broiled meats are
the most savory and palatable, yet very few
persons have the necessary conveniences for
broiling. "Bower's American Broiler," a
new article, however supplies the necessary
aparatus to euable everybody to have their
meats cooked iu the very best manner,
Having tried one, we speak from experi
ence iu this respect,' and wonll advise our
readers to call at II. F. Ligler & Co s hard
ware store and get one. They do their work
most admirably.
List op Letters remaining unclaimed in the
Postoffice at Clearfield, Pa., June 1st 1870
FER'D KENSETT, )
J. M. .MKKUELL, Co
' ti. V. SUEKMAN, )
mmittee.
Chas. F. Blake.
Messrs E A A. A. Bloom
Christian Bennet,
Henry A. Bathurst,
Miss lie 11 a L'ressler.
George Blanchard,
Jacob Conrad. (2)
JtSie Chamberlin.
Mrs. Rachel Coulter,
C. A. totlman,
Washingion J Daggett
ti. YV. liickinson,
Oeorge Dawson,
Mr. Force.
John Ouillord,
M C.Hall, (4)
Charlie llou.e.
Miss Hester Henry,
Mrs. Fin in a Hess,
Oeo. W. Jose,
Miss S. Maria Kline,
Geo L. Knarr.
W. S. McLaughlin, (2)
William Miller.
Adam Musser,
R. T. .VieConaughey,
Miss Mary Moyer,
N. J. Martin,
E. M. Moody.
Jonny McSpaden,
Mrs. Sarah McCosklin
W. C. Parker,
Jacob Reed.
David P". Smith,
Mi.ssC. M Whitman,
llvram Wilson,
Willis Watson,
D. S. Watkins (2)
Mi.TS Ella Willis,
Wise A Son,
P A. (lACLia, P. M."
MARRIED.
On Monday. May 23d, 1S70, by E. Ililtc
brand, Fsq , Mr. Jamks Raney and Miss
Sarah J. Lewis, both of Clearfield Co.
On Sunday, June. 5th, 1870, by E. Hike
brand, Esq., Mr. Math ias Hcxaoas and
Miss KkELlNE Tcbbs, both of Furguson
township.
On Monday, June Gth, 1S70, by Rev. K.
O Branigan, Mr Philip J. Weaver of
Luthersburg, Pa., and Miss Annie S. Grif
fin, of Clearfield, Pa.
We tender to the happy couple the good
wishes of all hands in this office, for the
excellent cake which accompanied this no
tice, and hope their jouraey through life
may be as sweet as the same, and as easy
to "take."
Clearfield Eeiail Markets.
CORRECTED WEEKLT r K. HOSSOP.
Apples, dried, lb, 12 Hay, ton, 10 00
Apples, green, bu, 1 50 Hams lb. 24
Applebutter, gal, 1 00 Shoulders, !b, IS
liutter, lb, 25 Sides, lb, 18
Beef, freah, lb, 10 Lard, lb, 25
licef. dried, lb, 2i Oats, bu, 60
Buckwheat, hu, 1 25 Onions, bu, 1 00
Huekwueat flour. Ib o Pork. lb. 14
Beans, bu, 2 50 I'ork. me.-s. febl, 35 00
Boards, per M, 14 00 Potatoes, bu, 75
Corn, shelled, 1 25 Plaster, bbl. 3 50
" ears, 60 Poaches, dried, lb, 11
" meal, S 00 Rye, bu, 1 25
Chop, rye. 2 0 Kas, lb, 3
" mixed. 2 40 Salt, per sack, 3 50
Cheese, lb, 25 !hingles, 8 in, 5 00
Cherries, lb, 18 Shingles. 2S in, 12 00
Chickons.dresssed.lU, 15 Timothy seed, ba, 8 00
EgTS, 20 Wheat, bu, 1 40
Flour, bbl, . 6 50 Wool, lb, 40
LOSING PRICES OF DellAVF.X A
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia
3 o clock ir. Al., June 4, loiU.
II. S. (i's of 1331,
t;. s. fa of is;2.
V S. 6's of 1S'.
U. S. 6 s of 1G5,
L". S. 6's of IS65. new,
LT. S. 6's fcf I5')7, new,
U. S. li s of 18.18,
U. S. 5's. 10-40's.
L . S. 30 vear 6 per cent C.,
Due Compound Interest Ntites,
Gold,
Mirer,
Union Tacifio Tt. R. 1st M. Bonds,
Central 1'aciBo R. R..
Uuiiin Pacifio Land Grant Bonds.
BRO.,
1I4 1141
110 lluj
190 loa.1
109 10!J
108 10s
193 ly
109J 1091
iosj ioa
112
19
1141 1141
lt-t 110
820 830
930 960
TZ0 730
COUNTY DIltECTORV.
TIME OF HOLDING COURT.
I Monday in Januarv, 3d Monday in June. 2 w.
.id " iu March, I 4th in Sept. 2 w.
4th ' in May, 21 in Nov. 2 w.
pnrvTv ivn tiwtiipt nrprPTTis;
Pres't.lu lge Hun. Chas. A Mayer. Lock Haven.
As te. Judges Hon. Samuel Clyde, Clearfield.
lion. Jaeoo n inneiin wranumion
:h.lir Pvrniiiii flnwa . . Clearfield
f'rothonotary, Aaron C. Tate, . .
Keg. A l'.ec. . AMury W. Lee, . "
District Att'y, W. M M'Cullough, .
Trii an rfr . T. r Flcir :it .
Co. Surveyor, S. F McClo-sksy,
Cummiss'u'rs, Othello Sinead, .
rainuel channer, -Samuel
II. liindman
Clarlt Brown, . .
Price A. Howies, .
John D. Miller. . ,
. James A. Moore
Auditors.
Coroner
Co.SuperinJ't Geo W. Snyder,
Curwensville
N. Washington
Clearfield.
G lea Hope.
Clearfield.
N. Millport.
Hurd.
ClearSoId
LIST OF POST-OFFICES.
Towinfiip. Names o f P. O. iV'inu- f P.M.
Beecaria, - - Glen Hope, - - lloiuer uuBrce,
- - Utahviilc, - - - S. McFarland.
" - - Hegarty 'sX Roads Samuel Ilegarty
Bell, - - - Bower, - - S A. ltnrabaugh
" - - - - CVest, ... - Thos.A. M Ghee
u ... Cush. - - - - J. W Campbell.
.... Ostend. - - " - - H. L. Henderson
Slooin, - - Forrest. - - - - Algernou Holden
Boggs, Clear6eld Bridge, - Jas. F'orrcst.
.... Wallaceton, - - John K .Moore
Bradford, - Woodland, - - - Wm. Albert.
... - Wru's Grove, - - Kd. Williams
Brady, - - - Luthersburg, - L. B. Carlil
i ... Troutville, - - Mrs. C. Weaver
i . . Jefferson Lino, - John Heberlin.
Burnside, - New Washington - Sam'l McCune
u ... Hurn.ide. - Matthew Irwin.
n ... Patchinrille, - Jack Patchin.
--- East Ridge, - - W. Summerville
Chest,- - - - Hurd, .... Lewis J. Hurd
McGarvey, - - - Wm McGarvey
i Westover, - - - S A. Farber.
Clearfield, - Clearfield. - - - P. . Gaulin
Covington, - Frenchvil'e, - - Claud Barnioy
" - - - Karthaus. - - - John Reiter
Curwensville Curwensville, - - Charles Hoet
Decatur, - Philipsburg, Ccntrecounty, Pa.
.. . . Vest Dccotur, Lever Sineal,
Ferguson, - Marron, - - - John P Straw.
Girard,- - - loonte's Mills. - Angu's Lecoute,
" - - - Bald Hills, - - Alex. Irwin.
Goshen, - - Snawsville, - - H.H.Morrow.
Graham, - - Grahamton,; - - Thos. II. Forcey
Guelich, -- Smith's Mills, - - Jos. 11. Ganoe.
.... Allemaus' - - - Henry Alleman.
Huston, - -Tyler, - - - - Miss R J. Tyler.
... penufield, - - Frank Bowman.
Jordan, - - Ansonville, - - 11. Swan.
Karthaus, - Salt Lick, - - Geo. Hcckadoro.'
Knox, - - - New Millport, - H J. Sloppy.
Morris, - -- Kylertown, - - Kd. C. Brenner.
" ... Morrisdale. - - John Odell.
Osceola. - - Osceola Mills.- - T. F Boalich.
Penn, --- Lumber City .t - H W. Spencer.
u .... Grampian Hills, Jona. Wall
Pike. - - - - Curwensville, - Chas. Hoel.
Union, - - - Rockton, - - - D. E. Ilrubaker.
Woodward. Jeffries. - - - James Lockett.
. . .'. Malera, - - - - J.G. Derby.
4 This Post Office will do for Chest township.
t Will answer for Ferguson township. 5
STATE ft P. STATES DIRECTORY.
OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Governor. - - John w.ueary, oumoenana,
Sec'yofCom. - Frat.k Jordan, - ueuiora,
Den. Secretary, J. M. Weakley, -Auditor
Gen - John F.IIartranft, Montgomery,
Surveyor Gen.- J. M. Campbell, - Cambria.
Attorney Gen. - F. C Brewster, - Philadelphia.
Adjutant Gen. - D- B. M'Crea-y, - Erie,
State Treasurer, Wm. W. Irwin, - Beaver,
Sup. Com Sch's J. P.Wickersham, Lancaster,
Deputy Sup't. - C. .K. Cobum, - - Bradford,
State Librarian, Wien Forney, - - Dauphin.
Supreme CorBT. Chief Justice. James Thompson-
Associates. Henry W. Williams, John M.
Keed. Daniel Agocw. George Sharswood. Ses
sions, Philadelpiha, 1st Monday of January. Har
risburg, 4th Monday of Apri Wunbury . 1st Mon
day of October. Pi ttsburg, 3d Monaay of October.
TREASURER'S SALE
Or URSKATKD
roa Tins
For 1SG9 nd previous jears.
NOTICE is HBREBV gi vex, that in par
suance of an Act of Assembly, pa Med
tie 12th day of June, A. D. 1815. entitled
..A . . . 1 . A.t ,ltratin. !
mode of selling unseated lands, in Clear
field county." will to exposed to I'ublio
Sale or outcry, for the taxes due and
unpaid thereon, ax the Court lioufe m
the Borough of Clearfield, on the Sec
ond Monday in June, A. D. 1870 :
40 Susanna Rayser, 6 55-
85 John Haona, 19 63
20 Bobert Blain, 4 15
I7o Leonard & Clyda, 28 10
200 Keyno'd Kjn, 14 80
46 John G. Gray, 10 02
50 Mordica Shirk, 10 89
49 George Turaer, 12 85
80 Andrew Pettil, 21 88
Ae.
88
53
50
26
J9
71
232
loO
85
433
399
349
181
134
104
215
433
433
30
330
2116
328
74
100
300
SO
174
ire
100
118
118
186
89
So.
5520
576
4Sfi
3ifi5
Sill a
5619
42s7
5G19
590(5
5y07
4 287
42S7
BSCCAHIA TOWltSHIP.
Per. . Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
John Mailer,
I'eter Miller,
Fred'k JJubley,
Jubo Bausmau,
Fred'k Hawnian,
Thomas Billington,
Philip Mysoncope,
John Mysoncope,
Michael Musser,
John Porduey,
John Witiuor,
Henry Witmor,
William Wilson,
Jacob Krug,
John Gibson,
Robert Wilson,
William Gray,
John .Miller,
John Ki t land, .
Martin Pautz,
Jacob FauU,
George Musser,
Thomas Gibson,
John Beam,
Jacob Krug,
Wm. Pluntket,
Adam Mjsoncupe,
Jere. Mysoncope,
KeaggJ
Fred. Beates,
Adjni K n hn,
Tln.maa Billington,
John Beams,
113
80
103
73
153
153
80
153
125
153
3
47
$26 .90
18 80
16 20
9 42
82 OS
24 00
75 16
48 60
28 54
141 32
129 32
114 08
40 50
43 42
33 40
69 C6
104 21
104 21
9 72
81 00
96 00
79 80
23 30
32 40
88 4S
9 72
57 3b
67 02
82 40
88 24
40 50
60 2t
23 84
BKLL T0V75SHIP.
Ae. Per. Warrai tees, etc. Taxes
590 Henry Beck, $101 77
71 Heury Beck, 13 16
1000 half Henry Beck, 82 52
506 half Henry Beck, 46 81
161 118 John Nicholson. 53 67
150 Nieklin A Griffith, M 76
433 Benjamin Gibbs, 139 81
242 20 Henry Be-k, 50 22
S3 S3 Henry Beck, 17 25
101 S3 Henrv Bei-k. 20 61
31 123 Nieklin A Griffi n, 6 22
90 Nieklin A Griffith, 18 41
4(10 Henry Beck, 74 00
203 Henry Beck, 33 5
BQ305 TaTSTSSHlF.
Ac. Per. Warranters, etc. Taxes.
16 John Thorns, $39 20
234 76 Joseph Drinker, 47 80
408 76 II. S. Drinker. 81 61
413 Win. McCormicb, 83 61
4-10 Xaticy Cogps. 88 00
429 41 Malcolm McDonald, 86 8.8
429 41 John Byers, 86 88
100 Barbara Snyder, 20 00
132 George lioutmau, 23 00
127 George Ayrcs, 64 00
427 21 Wm. Troutwina, 04 00
400 John Ream, 60 4l0
100 Hannah Stewart, 20 00
139 27 John Montgomery, !1 61
49 Barbara Snvdcr, 9 80
404 .Blair M'Linuhsn, 80 80
427 Jonas Stcinhriser, 61 20
96 157 Richard Waple, 20 20
96 Jat.C. Williams, 20 20
216 Milson & Monson, 43 20
125 G. Hootnian, 25 00
163 third Joseph Ball, ,, 13 80
i BLOOM TOWSSHir.
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, eta. Taxes
5925
rsi i
235
Z21
100
135
5
111
J. W. Smith, 47 65
A. K. Wright, Tl 20
Kirk A Wbitmore, S7 39
Fenton A Sner.cer, 2 22
Roberts A Fox, 12 z
J 14 99
11 10
S4 50
3590 10C5 159 Roberts A Fox,
b61 100 Jacob Bilger.
250 Daiid Irtin Eit.
BSADroaD T0W53HIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantee!, ate. taxes
an llnirh Klv.
102 35 John Campbell,
153 IU1I Sc Duck,
175 Juhn aughn,
100 Johu Vaughn,
250 Blair M Lanahan,
437 17 Polly M'Lanahan,
103 Audrew Petera,
48 Matthias SUymaker,
8') Matthias SUymikcr,
21 0 52 Francos West,
100 Xcueruiall Maim,
Thomas Unit,
64 Dnvid Mains,
100 Joseph Powell,
50 Daniel Graham,
50 Horatio D. Hall,
127 V. B. Holt,
85 Wni. Graham,
40 Alex. Dallas,
$13 29
18 74
20 80
22 45
8 70
84 80
67 08
28 47
8 36
6 53
34 80
17 40
' 87
11 17
13 05
8 70
8 70
23 09
14 79
7 30
5e.
BRADT TOWNSHIP.
Ac Par. Warrantees, etc.
Taxes
492 30S W. Kirk-patrick, 75 01
626 Sl Conrad Long, 51 32
5861 SiO Joua. li. Smith. 4C( 10
58771
II 84 Henry vTykeff, 260 S
5886 j
323 331 John Dunlap, 119 22
195 100 Casper Stiver, 27 30
195 77 Casper Stiver, 2106
218 501 . Christian Lower, 195 40
2009 650 Roberts A Fox. 253 50
13 421 Christian Lower. 174 21
1988 ! 409 Christian Lower, 156 10
1994 365 Roberts Fox, 142 36
2010 604 Roberts A Fox, 226 44
35S0 995 94 Roberts A Fox, 3S9 16
2009 611 Roberts A Fox, 238 30
27 256 Benj. Henry, 9 84
155 135 Casper Stiver, 52 66
276 472 Casper Stiver Sr., 184 OS
92 83 62 George Shafer, 32 38
55 R. S. A J. Cathers, 19 94
223 Kobt. 8. Cathers, b9 14
100 Baum, 23 30
0 MoGairy. 13 56
110 132 Christian Lower, 66 4
BURXSIDI TOWJfSHIP.
Ao. Per. Wairantees. ate. Taxes.
200 Snydur & Burns, $52 80
S0O Jere. Williamion, 105 60
324 Mary Crawford, 114 05
100 Leonard Mollis, 21 80
CHEST TOWHSHIP.
TKB.GTJ30K TOWHoHlP.
Ae. Far. Warrantees, etc Taxe
58 Matthias Slough, $10 45
433 152 George Ross, 78 99
74 Lewis Jordan, 19 73
50 Hiram Pasamor. 10 80
100 John Hambrif.ht, 21 60
100 Adam Kelgart 18 00
209 72 John Dougbton, 45 93
150 J. U. Furguson, 24 40
6IKA2D TOWKSHIP.
Ae. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
100 153 John Boyd. $41 50
813 U3 Josiah Haines, 121 91
433 153 Thomas Hamilton, 180 71
255 . Jim ii Ross, 107 97
433 153 John Cunninghair, 14-5 89
433 153 John Cook, 134 89
433 153 Joseph Fning, 134 89
433 153 William Cook, 134 89
386 Isaac Kirk & Co., 162 39
100 21 Henry Pole, 47 ',5
HO Fulton, 87 35
256 Miller & Crist, 106 24
22 Miller & Crist, 9 23
200 Mahafley & Mitchell, 49 50
433 Mathias Slough, 88 94
100 John Brenuetuan, 26 05
61 J. & II. Broth, . 22 25
600 Samuol McCune, 75 70
1(H) John Witmer, 34 20
57 William Roland, 25 67
150 Jos. R. McMurray, 20 25
So.
5303
5373
5374
540S
5359
5170
5410
53f7
5373
5404
5407
1892
1910
3941
1891
5377
C0VIHGT0H T0WK8EIP.
A. Per. Warrantees, ete. Taxes
1083
1100
1100
1100
1048
1100
1100
804
433
325
1000
00
George Mead,
George Maad,
George Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead,
George Mead,
Morris A Stewart,
175 122 Morris A Stewart
133
283
1100
127
200
133
Morris A Stewart
Morris A Stewart
George Mead.
Kmerick A Reiter,
11 Burgett,
Charles Brown,
$76 36
87 65
87 55
87 55
T3 88
87 55
87 55
59 63
38 08
52 92
71 50
35 25
9 25
10 67
59 35
77 55
8 97
23 20
50
Ae.
241
123
408
S58
203
106
49
34
73
433
152
391
100
50
202
404
84
200
108
20
50
90
333
400
200
281
195
1U8
100
50
83
COO
125
200
17
75
137
137
154
115
41
60
60
159
127
D2CATCR T0W33HIP
Per. Warrantees, etc.
47 - John Drinker,
John Skvron.
Richard Thomas,
Jacob Downing,
Hugh Ely,
Jos. Hamilton,
John Skyron,
Wni. Montgomery,
Thos. Edmonson,
Joliu Anderson,
Gilbert Vaught,
Thoiuas Billington,
Thoa. Stewartson,
Robert Haltznmer,
Mary M'Lahahan,
Ann M'Lauaban,
Joseph Whitehall,
Mary M'Lanaban,
Jacob Downing,
Joseph Sansom,
William Sansom,
Thos. Stewardson,
John Drinker,
Thos. Edinomlson.
Samuel Hambletou,
Casper Haines,
Gilbert Vaught,
Josrph Harrison,
80 Joseph Harrison,
Wm. Hoover,
Thos. Stewardson.
Joseph Whitehall,
Jonathan Nesbit,
A. c J. G.ss,
Sani'l. M'Clarran,
Joseph Sansom,
David Stewart,
76 99
147
136
Taxes
$98 75
50 44
167 07
146 61
83 18
43 42
20 12
14 93
29 94
167 62
65 82
133 37
27 40
15 75
73 72
91 91
81 57
63 70
40 31
7 28
28 65
18 20
32 80
121 82
128 40
82 80
102 39
70 98
72 08
33 S5
13 65
31 22
65 CO
43 85
74 80
7 18
83 76
Ho.
5356
5364
5365
6375
53G3
5372
5379
5371
6360
535S
5364
5359
5355
1838
1931
1935
1924
1913
1890
3647
5352
5376
5353
5357
3547
18SS
3443
1929
1890
1926
1888
1917
3650
1837
1916
Ae. Per.
11C0
1064
752
1082
1100
1100
641
1083
1100
1043
1008
1003
1100
150
549 116
536
403 100
114
254 120
10
798
1100
1100
1100
194 81
227 125
232 56
S3
187
105
378
346
106
456
-60
. Warrantees, ete. Taxes
George Mead, $61 07
George Mead, 68 46
George Mead, 39 87
George Mead, 69 20
George Mead, 61 97
George Mead, CI 07
George Mead, 47 00
George Mead, 60 17
George Mead, 61 07
George Mead, 61 81
George Mead, 61 07
George Mead, 55 60
George Mead, 61 07
Morris A Stewart, 19 40
Morris A Stewart. 72 04
Morris A Stewart, 70 40
Morris A Stewart 37 74
Morris A Slew art, 14 80
Morris A Stewart, 51 64
Morris A Stewart, 1 71
George Mead, 17S 15
George Mead, 244 20
George Mead, 244 20
George Mead, 244 20
Morris A Stewart, 7 24
Morris A Stewart, 17 81
Morris A Stewart, 21 83
Morris A Stewart, 2 47
F. Berthand est, - 13 85
Stephen Butband. 7 59
Morris A Stewart, 27 96
Morris A Stewart, 26 61
Morris A Stecart, 8 84
Morris A Stewart, 33 75
Morris A Stewart, , 3 70
S675
677
5678
4181
35S9
2000
2U01
ms
4200
4133
4IS9
4181
3593
3601
3G0O
3573
3576
3594
3597
3607
35S4
3585
3604
5068
4193
42i6
4254
5679
252
11
13
8
16
4271
4271
547
147
1041
347
85S
1020
429
330
140
20
495
1020
437
899
733
908
1029
88
685
1020
1020
89i
297
927
888
927
1041
206
500
96
30
105
4
S
110
495
495
8t Moora A Delaev, 3
cl Moore A Deianey. 26
81 Moere A Deianey, 141
27 Jas Wilson's art, 23
22 Roberts o- Fox,
Roberta A Fox,
Roberts A Pox.
Roberta A Fox.
3 Roberts A- Fox,
James Wilson,
James Wilson,
James Wilson,
James Wi!;n,
SO Robert ir Fox,
20 Roberts A Fox.
151 Roberts A- Fox,
Roberts A Fox,
109 Roberts ir Fox,
60 lUbrrts A Fox,
35 Roberts A Fox,
65 Roberts A- Fox.
64 Rooerts A Fox,'
64 Roberts A Fox.
136 Roberts A Fox,
Wm. Powers,
23 James Wilson,
115 James Wilson,
28 James W ilson,
52
2
S3
21
81 Moore A Deianey, 2s8 79
05 V3
110 25
164
234
240
ISO
1
16
8
Si
24
192
83
203
143
171
193
167
159
193
193
179
65
175
167
176
John Dunlan.
Duboite if Low,
Reynolds sab
J. Nicholsoa,
109
James Wilsen,
James Wi.soa,
20
S
23
1
24
Ai
IS
J02BAI T0WJT2HIP.
O0SHE2T TOWltSHIP.
Se. Ae. Per. Warrantees, ete.
Taxes
6313 653 George Mead,. $55 41
5217 1059 George Mead. SO C3
5313 1039 George Mead. 93 83
5319 1099 George Mead, S3 83
5320 1100 George Mead, 93 83
5321 1003 George Mead, 85 84
5323 1100 George Mead, 93 50
6314 760 George Mead. SS 90
5315 1000 George Mead, 127 50
5316 1000 GeorgeMead, 127 50
5323 1100 GeorgeMead, 93 50
5331 1100 George .Mead, 93 50
5325 200 George Mead, 27 50
5134 3CS W m. Mapes, 38 2j
1912 433 Morris A Stewart. 37 23
1884 )
1915 (430 151 Morris A Stewart. 54 4
5324 1213 67 GeorgeMead, 309 32
5326 1100 George Mead, 2S0 50
5327 1113 GeorgeMead, 284 83
5329 1100 GeorgeMead, 280 0
5329 1100 GeorgeMead, 280 60
1903 100 Amos Reed. 35 00
1923 368 G. Albert A Bro., 32 03
1921 200 Wm A. Wallace, 17 00
1922 200 Morris A Stewart. 25 50
1886 899 15 Gil mi)-Garrison,169 S3
OUA3AK T0WKSHIP
Ae. Per. Warrantees, eta.
297 Thoa. P. Cope,
198 John Skyron,
1 Juhn Skj ron,
145 T. Cope,
109 Geo. Moore,
240 Joseph Sinjons,
164 Bernard Grata,
130 Bernard Grata,
10 Joseph Henry,
248 Joseph Henry,
100 Charles Hall,
41 C. J. Allport,
60 John Skyron,
Taxes.
0?
Ae. Per.
245
100
48 114
849 9S
184
158
433 153
260
98
126
116
100
100
ISO
EI.ICH TOWNSHIP,
Warrantees, ete.
Benj. Wilson,
Ricb'd Atherton,
Geo. Moore,
Geo. Moore,
Philip Gloninger,
John M'Cahen,
Edward Hand,
Johu M'Caheo,
Juhn Lampblack,
Benj. Wilson,
John Witmer,
John Witmer,
Daniel Fulkerson,
Robert Henderson,
$41 88
29 01
2 86
20 34
40 98
127 84
233 12
193 SO
2 76
81 77
28 60
15 42
4 60
Taxes.
$80 E9
28 70
13 79
110 21
88 46
45 35
98 81
74 72
28 12
87 21
19 03
28 70
8 20
12 94
No.
' HUST0S TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per. Warrantees, eto.
200 I.G. Ridder. $56
195 Dan 1 Caldwell, 49
5673 1041 Moore A Deianey. 262
5674 1041. Moore A Deianey; 2 2
1041 Moore A Deianey, 262
990 Wm. Powers, 251
879 Wm. Powers, 231
S47 27 Moore A Deianey, 80
833 15 James Wilson. 54
990 James Wi son, 189
S60 James Wilson,
930 James Wilson,
495 James Wilson,
495 James Wilson,
990 Jamrs Wi)-on.
420 Willhelm Wiilink 93
490 James Wilsm, 92
740 James Wilson,
810 Wm Powers,
990 Wm Powers,
376 E. Shoemaker,
101 E. Shoemaker,
250 James Wilson,
600 James Wilton,
5675
5066
6067
5672
4257
4204
4200
4182
4199
4199
42-W
4902
4236
4225
5064
5065
4225
4236
Taxes
40
14
37
37
37
43
9
97
94
01
65
99
57
57
11
01
71
86
i4
41
73
25
25
50
51
77
93
93
197
149
17
218
84
22
43
94
Ac. Per Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
224 153 Richard Peters, $59 SI
433 153 Peter Kuhn, 61 06
209 Richaid Potere, 67 82
433 153 Thomas Martin, 135 89
283 Robert Martin, 43 20
91 135 Philip Loust, 21 22
49 Wru. JeUostoa, 6 60
100 Jouathan Jocea, IS 59 -
100 Richard Martin, 22 25
100 Richard Martin, 22 2a
433 168 John Duewoodie, 115 70
22t
411
:eo2 i2o
90
286
74
4(
S
28
41
10
6290 483
6291 1100
1905 173
1903 173
1957 241
1913 37
19l3 1C9
35
Oat Lot
52 114
IABTHAUS T0WB1HIP.
No. Ao. Per. Warrantees, etc. Taes
5409 1100 George Mud, $53 46
6411 1100 George Mead, 53 46
5412 747 Gorge Mead, 41 00
5413 1043 George Mesd, 6170
540S 110 George Mead, 63 46
5414 1100 George Mesd, 6.146
5405 107 27 George Mead, 4 60
1430 249 Wm Smith, 67 82
1055 97 129 Charles WiliiDg. S 81
1095 122 Charles Willing, 12 30
1097 100 Charles Willing, 11 14
1097 U'O Charts Willii.g, 1114
1097 b9 Charles Willing, 7 22
43 J R MeCIOekey, 5 78
200 Wm Michaels, 24 30
1665 300 McClosky A Polter.43 60
1665 350 li. D Hall, 56 70
1097 25 Charles Willing. 2 04
1096 6 Charles Willh.g. 5 36
500 F.A SchnarrsV Co SI 00
122 Daniel Yotbers, 19 86
83 Mary EjE;ans, 10 14
8 F 4- I. N uite, 9 0&
IS F A- I White, 2 30
37 F A I TThite, 7 65
133 Christian Brown, 21 90
255 John Giililaad 17 02
144 John Gillilacd, 16 61
26 Oliver Moore. 93
60 John McGonegal, 8 09
ISO Mary K Mich.!., 10 14
11 Jlenty Yothcrs 49
A.
437
435
433
433
429
433
433
433
233
433
433
433
433
373
72
433
100
423
854
S51
225
109
255
100
2'J0
200
40
364
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, etc.
Taxes
$85 22
84 83
43 It. Haynes, 5 6
60 Luke Uorris, 5 6
153 Josrph Milliard. 5 6 84 44
153 Robeit Gray.o 6 84 44
41 J. Bingburst, 5-6 83 06
153 Sarah Ward, 5 6 84 44
153 George Eddy, 6 6 84 44
153 Moore Wharton. 5 6 84 44
153 George Ashl&n, 6 C 54 53
153 William Hunter, 111 33
153 Johu Doraey, 69 65
153 Benj. Poultnoy, 145 10
153 Israel Morris, 145 10
153 Martin Pierce, 188 88
Thomas Jordan, 14 04
153 .Isabella Jordan, 101 24
Henry Trout, 23 40
158 Caleb Foolk 109 40
163 George Wescntt, 82 84
153 George StieaiT, 82 IS
John Boyd, 62 67
SosanfTa Ward, 25 63
G. & M. M'Cormick,o9 66
6298 1100 George Mead, 60 13
5293 374 Geora Mead, 21 n
5289 330 George Mead, 102 92
1V96 33 SO Roberts A Fox, 6 0S
1995 33 80 Roberts A Foi. 8 09
Hugh Joidaa, 25 64
John Reed. 48 30
CO Robert A Fox, 69 6
Robert Mitchell, S5 00
Wm. Montgomery, 44 48
J. M. Macumber, IT 28
J B. Garrison, 7 13
W. W. Snyder, 2 12
Isaao Conklia, 2 82
Jas. B Skew, 3 02
Israel Sichols, 6A
-GeorgeMead, 162 47
George Mead, S3 20
Ellis Irwin A Son, 21 SI
Kliitlrwin A Sob, 21 77
Ellis Ira in A Son, 30 19
Ellis Irwin A Son, 4 13
Ho cry Mead. 7 30
Morgan, 13 53
Mordica Shirk, 1 7
Rudolph Li:, 2 6
K0EEIS TOWXs'Kr?
Ac. Per. Warrantees, etc
402 George Weizell,
2"u William Werts,
827 Christian Werli,
878 David Larch,
440 65 Joseph Turner,
440 109 Joseph Turner,
840 20 Joseph Turner,
423 George Ilahecker,
815 91 Johu Read,
272 16 Robeit Glenn,
400 John Huston,
433 158 Clem Stockor,
4t3 158 John Vaughn,
433 163 Jonathan Nesbit,
170 Blair M 'Lanahan,
2'.'8 William Stewart,
407 139 Richard R. Smith.
244 Jss Smith,
231 Christopher Backer,
126 George Gates,
14 Iiyuian Grate,
213 40 Conrad Swans,
19 17 John Graff.
187 'Nicholas Ridenonr. 10 84
484 95 Robert Carson, I ...
117 (.Vich.Ridono.r f 114 72
276 ilatlhias Slough, 68 89
25 Henry DriDker, 7 14
400 Frederick Hubtey, 7S 20
88 Matthias Slougb, 6 SI
100 William Bigler, 15 80
96 Joseph Putter, 4 69
1S8 Francis Johnston, 10 7$
62 FiaDcis Johnston, 4 90
ISO Ralttoo & Hoover, 21 2
FIST TOWNSHir.
Ne. Ae. Per. Warrantees, ete- Taxes
163 Greenwood Bell, $33 81
6S63 63 Klijah Heath. 12 72
136 Mieklin A Griffith, SO 68
PISE TOWNSHIP.
TaXe
$64 61
2 66
61 66
9 94
69 62
69 62
64 72
CO 84
82 78
43 25
63 20
68 42
63 42
68 42
6 72
47 19
IS 80
19 27
9 17
1 91
17 69
23 es
2 9
No. Ae. Per. Warrantees, eta. Taxec
4252 S57 86 James Wilson, 281 38
6777 418 12 John Nicholson, 62 29
5777 410 12 John KichelsoB, 62 29
1429 70 S. Bledgett, 8 84
25 John P. Hoy I, 8 39
42S0 930 James Wilson, tT S3
136 George James. 17 13
4020 476 Wm. 8. Roberts, 6 69
400 Joseph Bailey, 28 93
296 R. W.MeSaul,' 21 I
460 Z McSanl. 22 27
6776 27 John Nichelsen, 8 89
67T6 178 J. A Caldwell. 44 87
6776 140 John Nicholson, 53 70
6776 201 John Nicholson, 25 59
6778 ItS John Siebolson, U 25
UNION TOWNSHIP.
No. At. Per. Warrantees, els. Taxes
3'.03 909 151 Roberts A Fox, S-2S4 83
3599 606 66 Roberts A Fox. 1 87 b
3582 799 SO Roberta A Fox, 247 70
35S1 125 Roberta A Fcx, 21 88
3593 350 . Roberta 6 i x, T IS
W0ODWABD TOWNSHIP.
Alex. Hunter,
Silas Wilcot,
Isabella Jordan,
Henry Trout,
John 1'iron,
15 60
21 'SO
21 20
4 68
85 27
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per. Warrantee, elo. Taxti
No.
5299 1100
5.100 1100
5301 1100
5302 1100
5303 1100
5304 l'OO
5305 1100
5306 1100
5307 1190
5303 1100
6309 1100
5310 1100
5311 1100
5292 1100
5294 1100
6295 1100
George
George
George
George
George
Georze
G eorge
George
George
George
George
George
Georce
Gaorg
George
George
Mead,
Mead,
Mead,
Mead.
Mead.
Mead,
Mead,
Mead,
Mead,
Mead,
Mead,
Mead,
Mead.
Mead,
Mead,
Mead,
$60 OS
60 06
60 0
60 06
60 06
60 05
60 06
60 06
" 60 06
60 06
60 C5
60 08
60 OS
60 06
60 06
60 00
Ae. Per. Warrantees, ete. Taxes.
433 153 John Vonght, $179 81
4o6 169 John Walls, 188 81
433 153 Johu Roll, 19 31
100 William Wilson, 41 40
412 John Cannon, 132 67
433 15S - Israel Wheeler, 99 64
215 6 Thomas Neil, 49 42
60 Eli Hootnian, 12 80
204 Mary Neil, 65 68
333 Benj. Johnston, 107 19
638 Hegarty, 103 24
402 Matthias Barton, 121 45
311 145 John M'Cahen, 92 72
67 143 Mary Connelly, 16 76
100 Roland Evans, 41 40
121 Eli Huotuian, 88 92
1C0 Mary Sandwick, 18 40
21S Chauncey Rickets, 40 12
IJ Chauncey Rickets, 2 21
248 CharUs Ilight, 102 68
237 Daniel Turner, 98 03
170 Peter Louder, 64 75
91 Charles Louder, 24 19
40 William Wiater, 7 88
150 John Low, 27 60
100 Isaac Gog, 27 60
72 Roland Evans, IS 24
100 Brnjtmin jLbnttoo, 41 40
96 Marv Niel, 29 76
437 1 half Reuben Haine, 140 76
433 1 half Luka Morris, 129 Id
100 1 half George Altitun, 27 60
LEVER FLEG AL, Treai'r,
Clearfield, April 6, 1370.
"VTOTICE. Having purchased the interes-d-N
nP.T K lil:itenber?er. Esn.. in the but
sinefs heretofore carried on under the firm name
of J. A. blattenoeyer ej- Co., the same will be con
ducted hereafter under the name tl Moshannon
Land and Lumber Co.. (Store;.
H. II SHILLING FORD, JOHN LAWSHE,
President. Sup't.
May II, '78.-tf. '
J)R. B. CLARK'S
CBLIHITE
FEMALE PILLS,
rea sals sr
Boyer A Shaw and HarUwwk A Irwis,
Cliarfiold, Pa.
Aug 4.'69-1y Retail Price, $1.50 per package.
IMPORTED LIQUORS,
seen s
BR AA' DIES mndHOLLASD G7.VS,
PURE OLD GRAPE BRAyDIES,
PURE OLD CABINET WHISKEYS.
OLD GRAPE WINES.
All the above brands warranted pure and to
excel aavthinr in this market for medicinal pur
pec, GEO. N.COLBURS,
Mareh S0,'70-tf. Prop r of Sbaw Home.
N E W TJN SHOP!
Fred Sackett,
Manufacturer of
TIN. COPPER mad SHEET IRON WARE,
(nearly apposite the jail),
MARKET STREET, CLEARFIELD, PA.
ALSO,
ROOFING, SPOVTING and JOB WORK
done oa reasonable terms.
April 6. 1378.
Y K. S M I T II,
'merchant tailor,
. Clearfield, Ta.,
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Clear
field county that he has pure'based the interest of
E. R. L Stougnton. and is now prepared to make
np, in the most fashionable manner, all kinds of
clothing that customers may desire, be has
CLOTHS.
DOESKINS,
AND CASSIMERES,
of every style, always on band, from which cus
tomers can make their selections. One door East
of the Postoffice. April 20, 1870.
11 O SAD AL I S
O
S
milE 8 RE AT AMERICAN HEALTH
X RESTORER, purifies the blood and
cures Scrofula. Syphilis. Skin Diseases. Rheu
matism, Diseases of women, and all Cbron
ie Affections of the Blood, Liver and Kid
neys. Recommended by the medical Fac
ulty and many lhoesands of our best citi
sens.
Read the testimony of Physicians and pa
tients who have nsed Rosadali; send for
our Rosadalis Guide to Health Book, or Al
oianao for this year, which we publish for
gratuitous distribution; it will give you
much valuable information.
Dr. R. W. Carr, of Baltimore, says :
I take pleasure in recommending your
Rosadalis as a veiy powerful alterative. I
have sees it nsed io 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. Sparks, of Mcholasville, Kt., says he
has nsed Rosadalis in cafes of Scrofula and
Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory results
as a cleanir of the Bload I know ne bet-
Lter remedy.
Samuel G. McFadden, Murfreesboro',
Tenn , says:
I have nsed seven bottles of Rosadalis
and am entirely cured of Rheumatism ; send
me four bottles, as I wish it for my brother,
I who has scrofulous sore eyes.
Beaiamin Bechtol, of Lima, Ohio, writes,
I have suffered for twenty year with an in
veterate eruption over my whole body ; a
abort time ainco I purchased a bottle of Ro
sadalis and it effected a perfect core.
Labratory, 61 Exchange Plaee.Baltimore.
S CLEMENTS, A CO., Proprietor.
Rosadali is sold bv Hartswick A Irwin and A.
I. Shaw, Clearfield, D. K. Good, Osceola, and by
Druggists generally. lApril 6, 0-ly
PITTSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS
D
A
NEW
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK,
Market Street, nearly opposite the residiao if
ill. B. Swoope, Esq.,
Clbabfixld, Pa.,
Would respectfully announce to the eitixens ef
Clearfield and vicinity, that he has opened a
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, in the building lately
occupied by J. L. Cnttle.a a law office. and that he
ia determined not to be outdone either in quality
of work or price. Special attention given to the
manufacture ot sewed work. French Kip and
Calf Skins, of the beat quality, always on hand.
Give him a call. June 24. '64.
F
OR BALE a good bUGOT, on easy terms
WW ABA II AM
Appiy to " '
D
RIED FRUIT, at reduced prices, at
May 12, 09. - mvcDUi a.
FAIRBANKS
STANDARD SCALES, OF ALL KINDS ALSO,
IMPROVED MONEY DRAWER.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.,
M.30-6m. 102 Second Av., Pittsburg. Pa.
NEW BAKERY.
The undersigned respectfully informs the eiti
xens of Clearfield that she has opened a Bakery
on Fourth street.a short distance above Mr. Shirk'
tannery, where she is prepared at all times to fur
nish fresh BREAD, CAKIiS, and TIES, to fami
lies snd others,
April 20, 1870. Mrs. M. J. PURVIANCB.
-FOR SALE,
White Lead, fine Paint, Linseid Oil. Terpentine
Tarnishes ef all kinds, Colon, in oil sad
dry, Paint and Varnish brushes.
HARTSWICK A IRWIM,
Clearfield. Pa -M 6, 49.
0
N
MY
OWN II O O K.
flaring purchased the entire stock at the
old stsnd ot Kirk St Spencer, in Lumber City,
I intend carrying on the business as hereto
fore.
MT MOTTO IS TO SELL CHEAP FOR
CAaU.
Thanking onr friends and enstomrrs for
past patronage I solicit a contineaoco of the
same.
Sept. 15th, 1869, ISAAC KIRK.
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
bbalsrs rs
II A li D WAR E,
A MAaCFACTCaSKS OT
Tin and Sheet Iron "Ware,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
THIMBLS-SKE1N3 and Pipe-boxes, ter Wag
ens, for sale by II. P. BKiLKR A CO
I
s
c
P.ONi IRON!! Best bar iron, far sale at tho
store of H. F. BIGLER A CO.
TOVES of all sorts and sites, eonstaatly est
sacs at U. If. BIGLER A CO B.
ABLE CHAINS a good artiele. en hand a ad
lorsaie y xi. x7. cluLA m
HORSS-SHOES, and horse-nails, te be had et
H. F. BIGLER A CO 8. '
SADDLES, Bridles, harness, collars Ac., fcr
sale at li. V. BIGLER A CO'.
GCNS. Pistols sad sword canes to be bad at
li I. BIGLER A CO'rJ.
SOMETHING NEW
IN ANSONVILLE, -Clearfield
county, Penn'a.
The undersigned having erected, daring the
past summer, a large and commodious store room,
is now engaged in filling it up with a new and
select assortment of Fall and Winter goods, wbieh
he offers to the public at prices to suit the times
Hisstock of Mens' and boys' clothing is nnusual
ly extensive, and is offered to customers at ftpm
$10 to $20 for a whole suit. Flour, Salt, and Gro
eeries, of every kind, a complete assortment;
Stoves and Stove-pipe, a heavy stock; Boot and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, in great variety : Ladies'
dress goods, furs, and other fancy goods, together
with an endless assortment of notion tee tedious
to enumerate, always on hand, and nr sal very
cheap. Prints at 10 cents a yard.and other goods
in proporjion. Now is the time to bay.
Country produce ot every kind, at the highest
market prices, will be taken in exchange for
goods; and even Greenbacks will net be refused
for any article in store. Examine mysteck be
fore yon bny elsewhere.
October 30,1867, H-SWAN.
HARNESS. Trimmings, and Shoe-findings for
sale at il. F. BIGLBR CO'.
o
IL, Petty, Paint Glass and Nails, fer sale at
March '70. H F, mui.a,n. wa.
FAIRBANKS
STANDARD SCALES,
er ALL KIXDf . ALSO,
Baggage Barrew. Warhoue Trucks, Cepying
Presses, Improved Money Drawers, A.,
roa sals sr
It. F. BIGLER 4 CO.,
Dealers ia Hardware,
March 16 ClbarItiblp, Pa. ' U7Q1.
E
D. PERKS A Co's fiourf the best in market, fer
sale by J.SHAW A SON.
ti
TTINTS ON HOUSE PAINTING," b;
XI Masury. CL, 48 p., 40e. Free by i
receipt ef price MASostr Warroa, N. T.
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