~~
'I’IO-E TR V.
I,"["HF‘..WIFFfIN A BAG;
4:l;fis‘sdjw ro'n‘l'hmnnxrcu POLK};
Involved m glnmny thmmhls.“ swnln
' Way wintering: h'or n aun~hnght villi";-
P‘nloo‘ tloéltmu-y lmd mmle In: mun!
': , For ehrthly-blessmgn (no refined :
{3.ll6,tligiughlihitnfielllinrcdoumcd [0 know
* .s; I-Dmg'ml {inliill thing: here below; ‘ '
“v. 7- ml nhiefhmnng ttuytlnings oflilo
‘ :8 full. or thoughtho lclt. his wife.
, er (mills 'twns hm‘ll to shy or 3mg.
(v I Bhutill-sha wns not quno the thing: '
I,t;:,;.Would;lhle permit to choose ngninl
' 10h !. tipublo grief. wish is in vain. '
" "NUI‘ROI" quuth Jove. in accents soil.
.' And bore the murmurer nloll.
u.:',"l‘l_lc_['o.‘!'6o lhoso bugs—now, suit. your wishcu
.. _ 1 hey held not wind. ns ersl Ulysses.
' ' Bill Wanien.‘m; besidesfihcv show
.. : Thfiqualiliesofnll below.
. Now "and not there a; mere beholder.
" hut lilt them freely to your Ihoulder;
That which moatcammmliouuly fits. ‘ ,
. , ,And to your bark-the nearest nits. . t
~ . Will vure contain the man] who hm.
;' V, ornil’nn'enrlh rn'n multo you bloat."
r " : lle’bowad. the plenamg tnslnbegun.
.1; 1 And weighed (ham careful, one by one.
This was too heavy. the} 100 “8'“:
’_ And none were yet cxnr‘lly l'lglll,
” 'And q’nugand ensy. _ But at length
. He finds one suited to hip ultcnglh ;‘
'i' "e shoulders It—"l'vo got 11. 10"" ~
' ‘lrfits monenrer than n glove;
In weight exact loo—not n hulr
Deficient; no, nar our to spare. ‘
Grunt me, great king. but such a wife.
And I'm completely blcs! fur life " .
""11. youfi. snid Jove—".Unnp the binding.
‘A‘ntl let us see ”which?! finding."
'Twnn done—and won erlul to show.
{‘Out‘popped his own dear wife below!
cuottus.
Slinmo burn Ihy cheeks, proposttzrous ell?
Who made then wretched but thyscll l
' Know henceforlh this. n lruthlul adage-
The {nulls' in thee, and not thy baggage!
- ()un'ANo OU'I‘ANG'-—-Tlle Rev. Mr. Rus
sell, a missionary retarding at Mount An
drew, in Attica, in a letter published in
the Luminaryt gives the following account
_ olan enormous ourtmg nutang that had
been plaflng all its prank-a in that neigh
borhorid:-'—-flle:c. U'celr. Mesa.
Tuesday belore last, a man went to t‘ut
emne timber for his new house, utttl by
some means disturbed the Durant;~ uulang.
whovsnllied lorlh upun him very nngri!_y,
übliging the poor lelluw to lean his axe
and cloth. and swim the lake to save his
life, which his hard swimming like to have
cost him any how. Last Wednesday
morning. another man was chased over a
hundred yard: by the beast. which, hold.
ing a club in his mouth, rnme Very near
overtaking the poor fellow, The same
afternoon. another man was made to leave.
his rafters inthe woods, and fly. and run
ning over a olump, hurt himself very much.
On Friday lan, he took [mansion of
an old wotnan’n furm.v where he remained
all day; That week I heard of the death
.01-Mr..Geerg'e Crawford. and was adviaed
to go down to Monrovia. and settle some
business. I hired three men‘Tone .rarricd
thy/gimme," another some rice and provus
"lN", and the thirtl was In help me over
'thewater. Littlo Jones follotved tne to
the little rivulel; May. went un belore:—
The rivulet was swollen very much, to 0-
vet: sixty'leet wide. jumping and roaring
tremendously. Little Jones "must be at
something. so he jumped in and swam to
the corkwuod. which thehwaters had left.
:On reaching the raft, and tr'ting to gel on
it who- shuultl speak to him {rum-a tree
,close by. but Mr.,ourang Outung. The
\little fellow just fell into the water, and
in; few moments, "was standing, with a
dieing:an,d__re.st!<sslent, in rear 0' me
. ,1 could not nee the crt‘nture. and was
indulged in a hearty laugh at little Jones
,whohad no’ laugh in him. l imitated the
.ouvrang putting. and made other noises to
/ make him go all, thinking if he (111 l start
that why I would hear him coming. ln
the=midst of my glee. who should sudden
ly appear within a few yards of me, un
perceived until he made his tremendous
"'Whoo, whoo. wlmo." but 1: huge ourang
(mung. looking to be some six feet high.
with a broad, thick breast. athletic arms.
.and a while face —lur let those remember
rbo‘nurn‘ng outang us. lhul a large lnujurl
yollhese animals have white, and no!
black laces. I have seen several of them
a‘ller they were shot, and others aluve.‘nnd
they _wcre almost all while, hairy-faced
lellov‘vs. I do no! Inlcpll to say by this,
that the white man is the intermediate link
between us» and the lower animals, but
only that there are white-faced ournng
outangn‘. ' .
' 4” course. I had but little time {or cer~
femo'riyt' True. Ihad in my hand a spear,
Ind a'Barteon cap on my head, for Dr.
Lugcobéel; but ldid not start from home
that morning 'tur war. and ‘doubted the
use ol the spear. with success, on such
a giant. Had you been there to see me
pun, you would hardly have thought me,
just then. a lame man. l'assure you. I
cog'orer 11-e muldy, slippery path, to the
our.“ my ability. As forlittla Jones,
it would be useless to undertake to dos
crihe his velocity. 1 did get a glimpse ol
the border of his shirt. We met our men,
who run our puraoer into the woods. On
Sabbath. he visited a town about three
miles from here. All the people, save
some old women, were harvesting in the
fieldo.‘ The old women fled, and the nu-
rang oulnng, nffer eating all the plniutaius
he saw. went into the woods.“
A FAITHFUL' SEN'HNEL.—A lewdays
since. snysthe Baltimore Argus. we saw
a "Jack Tar” taking more than usual
cart "If: gallant Rooster. on board ufa
vessel then lylngin port, and upon inqui
rytwe learned that he was an especial
favorite. and had made Inunyflvoyuges in
the vessel. The came 0! the attachment.
it appears was in consequence at the faith
{ul manm-r In which chunticleer perfaim.
ed Ins duties as a sentinel. the sailor as.
suiing us that "he was as true on a chm.
nomelél." that he Would call the, "main"
watch by .cwwing ’l‘ the exact time, “13
hashnrci‘cr been kmmn [6. mi fivc {nitiulcs
outhnl lime 'fnr lum- j‘ears puéii. in all
mnnnvr of weather, and in _lhc difl'errnt
clvimau'a :ls wen as at sea". , ' ‘-
DR. WM. P.’H‘|LLS
i- ‘ . AVING located himself in the bor-
E‘l ough ol Clearficld .witli ~llic inten
tion in prnclice medicine and surgery. llnl
tors Himself, liml from lung bxperiuncc in
the busmess. and by clukc nppliculion, w
‘ merit a shark: ol public pnlrunngo.
.‘lle may be found “l nll limes, when nul
professiunnlly absent, in his office or at his
hnuse om 2d alleel,‘ uonvly opp'usilqlhe old
jail. Feeling llmnklul'to ins old lriemls
in Ihe_vicinily ql Philipsburg for past hi
you, he H‘spcclxl'ully solicits in continuu
liun. and Will promptly nllend lo all calls
a! all hours.' ‘
Aplil 14. ‘
Borough Ordinances.
The following ordinances were passe
by the Burgess nml Council 0| lhe buroug
ol Clearlicld. on March 11, 1846.
.Iln Ordinance relating to fouling m
‘ milking Cows.
Be it ordained and onoc'ml by the Bur
gHl and town Council of the borough ol
Clearfield. and it is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority ol 'he some. That
no inhabitant 01~ the borough of Clenrfield
be allowed to feed their cows, horse: or
hogs on the streata or pavement: in front
of their houses; nor shall uoy inhabitant
be allowed to milk their cows on the
streets, or in front of their dwellingq. un
drrthe penalty of not less than filly cents
nor more than two dollars. for each and
every such ollence, to be recovered tor the
use of the borough agreeably to law. I
.7n Ordinance rclnlmg to laying Stone
coal on t/zepuvcménts and side-walks.
Be it ordained and ennclerl. &c., That
no Inhabilonl ol the borough be allowed to
place stone-coal on any port of the pave
menu or side walks ol said borough. to
remain any time: longer lhan ten houn,
under the penalty of one dollar for encl;
oflence. to be recovered for the uso‘olthe
borough agreeably to law. “
JOSIAH W. SMITH, Burgess
ATTESTED.
R. WALLACE. Clerk,
B LACKSMITHING.
‘ —e®e~
Ilollcnback & lloover
WILL commence the nbuve businvss
' on the first. of April next. in (h:-
shnp at present occupied by John Beau
mont. Farmers and others by giving them
a call will have their work done in a anml
and substantial manner, and on reason»
hle terms. By strict attention to their
businPss they expect to merit and receive
a liberal share of public patronage.
JAS. HOLLENBACK.
MARTIN L. HOOVER.
Clea'tficld, (3th March. 1846.
2 Law Partugrship. s
s . 5' s
2 BURNSIDL & WEAVER, '4
5 [_LL practipc in Ulcarfield, S
S and adjoining counties. :
2 Office one door nurth of the “Ban- 8
zner" ollice. ‘ 2
2 JAMES? DURNSIDC- J. FRED. WEAVER. 2
Jnn.24,1846. S
Popular Remedies.
HE moat popular remedies of the present dn
T are lhnsc uhich rlennsn and purily the blnud‘:
nnd whinh’uro known In be innovanl in their quulh
lies. Suuh remedies nu Annmuny. Mercury, Zinc.
and hm'mg recuurao m hlm'tlmg in dxseuso. me now.
ll Ishopcd. going out ol‘l'nahionmnul Vt‘golublo rome-
dies “l” he soon the popular medicine. 'l‘hun Brun
drclh's Vc cluble Univorsnl l’ills Will housed und
npprociulcfi They are known lo nu beneficially
on every part of the body; being "I|an up by lhe
chylo they pass into the blood, which lhoy purily.
and it should be remembered that lhoy only remove
those purl: from the blood \ihivh were [he mum of
iiiflninmulion or disease ol any kind. Nothing is o~
qunl lo ridding tho viliulcd humors wilh n ve elnblo
medicine oi this kind. which oiglitydour youfii huvo
proved never lo do injury, but ulwnya good.
Sold by the following Agenls in Clcurlield co.
[‘18: W F. lrwin. Clonvfield.
John Irvin. Curwomville.
David Irvin. Luther-burg
Jumca McGirk. Philipaburg. Centre county
OFFICE—No. 241 Btondwuy New York.
B. BRANDRE’I‘H. M. D
Juno 1.18115:+1 yr.
EIJ‘I‘I‘JIJIJ‘IJ‘IIJ‘IJ\fJ‘JR/‘J‘J‘fi
5 JOHN F. HOUSTON, s
S 8
E; "Attorney at Law: Q
ECOLUMBIAVLANOASTER COUNTY, PA. 2
REFERS TO 5
g "on. Wax. Bmwn. Hon J. L.Gu.us. Z
8 Feb. 28.—pd. .
WI’J‘INNNJ‘J‘J‘JJ‘J‘J‘J‘JJ‘I’z
- LIST OF LETTERS
‘3 EMAINING in lhe P. 0. at Clear-
Efi, field. April 1,1846.
Abbott David Akin Rev. I. J.
Brook-ins GeoN Beissel H B
Chamberlain H M Cowder John
Dliiuu John . Flanagan James
Faulk Miss Mariah Green Wm
Goodridge Jno. Al’y. Hopkins Joseph
Holt ‘Caroline' J. Hall Horatio
Hold John-« 2 . ' Height John ,
llnll John. Esq. Irwin Johny—3
Knepp Henry—2 Knight J. "
Lnborde John 'Mcthe Daniel R.
Miles Samuel Patchin John 4
Bundle Wm. , Randle Martin
Ridér John 3, Snyder John,
Sloan Charles—2 Wilcox Rem, Jr
3“ WM. L. MOORE, p. M. '
, ' TREASURER’S SALE 5780 390' 64 Jumps Hopkins . 612
' - r ‘ o , '. - ~ r
or UNSEATED LANDS 11011111111113, gig; 18;: if} 3;; 3.2:;
KW CLEARFEIEHJHD CQENTYQ 5774 [S2O 64"Nickli1181 Grlflitli 6 42
EN pursuance ol the first section at tho €775. 820 -, 644 v (10" '‘, ‘if’ 6 ’42.
acLol‘Anscnibly 11113111 March.lBls, ”928 206 . do ,d" 3'04
entitled "‘Jlnflcl 1011de on Jlct provi- 5931 906 - ‘ "0- d" '3 10
(ling the manner of selling Unsealed . -90 23 (“Wile Fox 270
Lnndsfor (axes. (nulfar 01/tcrpurposesfif 4290 . 323 109 13"“?5.“ [l3” 120
there will be rxponcd to sale‘lon the 2nd 4262 990 1 James Wllmn 552
Monday in June next, at the court house 4181 990 ll" . 8 39.
in the borough of Clearficldl and adjourn- 4251 850 d” -U 534
ed [mm llay' to day until the whole are 4259 957 85 ' ('0 ~ 702
sold, the following trams ol‘ Unsealed 4‘358 885 ‘5 "0 ' 668
laml aml 'l’own lots, in‘isaill county. tor 3595 1020 60 A Show 8181. J. S. 15,00
the amount 111 tax set opi'wsite each tract. ’ 179 Jno Wilson 53T
Clemyicld Town Lots. 1 4195 100 John Evans 9 00
‘ No. Il’kzrmnteo. Tax 5781 140 IS John Nicholson 420
1 23 Jacob Kline ’ $1 50 123 'l‘hos. Shohmrplter 5‘52
1 40 C. Shullze . 1 20 " 9.68 47 J. M'Ferron & 00.13 00
41 Wm. Montgomety l2b 487 Ab’m Hartlhock ~- 7’ 24
42 John Snyder ]2O ' 11 68 Thomas Brown 45
48 Jacob Eshleman 1 20 47 Time. Legget 2 852
47 John Barr 150 93 TllO9. Legget 560
66 John Fleming 120 5702 153 GR. Barrett 459
69 Samuel anistock 150 Huston Township.
‘ 112 John Bumgardner 90‘ 5678 1041 81 Moore & Delany 14 56
120 Jacob Kllne 75 5674 1041 8| do 14 or
141 Peter Boat: ' 120 5067 990 Wm "0W0” '3 8‘
147 J. King &J. Ross 75 4‘25? 888 15 James Wilson ' 6 2
151 Samuel Lefner 75 4261 990 do 6 9
160 Jacob Koughman 60 4193 927 28 ('0 6 I
‘175 Christian Kaughman 60 4254 927 28 d" 61’
161' A. Whitmer 00 4256 836 do 6
Caving/on Towns/11p. 5069 990 \Vm. POWOI'S 6
No. fl’s. ' P 3. _ 1 5064 990 do 5
1890 ' 4231 790 James “'ilson 4
1892}1100 Morris 81 Stewart 33 55 4234 795 ’l'o 4
1894 4235 039 do 4
1397 1075 Morris& Stewart 33 75 4236 990 do A
1898 1040,. do do 31 82 4220 990 do '
1890 890 do do 27 M 1229 965 123 do
1903 1052 do do 52 16 49.30 7‘28 112 do ;
19021020 do do 31 11 4225 990 do ’
19.12 545 do do 10 79 4255 859 "0
1941 25 do do 113 4897 100 Wilhelm Willink
1894 so 45 do do 108 4897 50 . ,do do
i Ferguson Towns/zip. 103’ Township.
323 Rich‘d \Vhttehead 715 4979 889 . James Vinson
3‘29 John Stinemel'l. 740 4276‘ 151 "0
233 159, Jno Hambright 505 4200 990 . do a. ‘
433 153 John Stine 7 no 4182 990 do ~
300 John Doughton 870 4181 990 do
Jordan Townahip. 4:88 990 d"
433 153 Peter Kuhn 13 01 4171 990 do
433 153 Fred’k Bones 13 01 4083 “”0 d"
433 158 Jno Dunwoodio 13 0] 527 g 990 \Vm. “We"
433 153 [one Wauipole 13 01 4031 EH7 James “”50“
150 Susannah Ward 450 3342 337 do
303 Jonathan Jones 912 4340 30 do
200 Hemy 'l‘roug; 600 4000 1:8 , d"
216 156 Adam Reighait 645 1534 3:73 d”
200 Silas Wilcox 000 1535 60" 110
144 104 Samuel 11min. 432 4398 213 ‘ d”
433 15:1 The! Morten 13 00 4399 3 0 (’9
113:1 15:1 Robert Morten 12 96 7~. v Md" ,
S5B .. Chas [light 817 _ [um/mus lawns/11p.
67 Robert Smock l 50 109‘) ‘OO James Burns 3 00
987 _lO7 Daniel Turner 645 1900 1080 P- A- Karthaus 32 94
280 49 Snm'l Emlcn .8 62 1901 910 Morris «Sasmwart 27 70
Lawrence Towns/tip. [943 507 12 '1") ll" 15 43
225 .1. &Jno Morgan 19 30 1093 200 _ do do so '5O
65 Roberts & [lox 205 . Garard Towns/11p. .
108 do 364 1916 227 John Kym " e5l
125 do 3 86 187 Samuel Fulton 4 20
75 Hugh Leuvy 620 '95“ 103 N. Laconte. sea. 804
100 Morril 81 Stewart 2 O 4 1388, 100 A. &W, Murray 3 30
Morris Township. {333 250 92 Augustus Laconle 2 75
327 Philip Wager - 795 1883 ‘i’gg 14} MorrlsBLStewart 330
320 Bernard Gralz 10 28 3648 108 73 do "0 133
392 143 Reuben Haynes 11 83 064., 10 51 "0 do 1' 18
482 12 JosephSinione 14 94 d .do do 11
438 40 Wm. Stewart 13 60 i - Beccrlrm 7'ownahip_
445 112 Casper Shafl'ner 13 77 ‘1”1 50 Thou. Ketland
442 16 Wm. Morris 13 70 £OO “_6 Ab‘m Wilmer
447 112 Joseph Henry 14 07 33.1 96 Michal” Musscr
42:1 91 W alter Stewart 13 23 31"? “)3 Jacob Krug
436 114 Robert Show 13 50 7:“) 145 John Gibson
3913 47 Andrew Douglass 11 99 3.27 1471 Jeremiah Masher
466 88 Reuben Haynes 14 .12 :38 Q" Peter Getz
417 151 Jacob King 12 04 3‘lo 23 Martin Foulz
4‘27 50 John Moore 13 26 1"")? If!) Jacob Foutz
442. 16 Robert Morris 13 69 53'; 12:; George Musser
4:33 153 James \Vlieot) 13 04 61‘ 10;: Robert Wilson
428 91 John Morgan 13 ()4 .3“; é“ “10")“ Glbson
NM 47 Jacob Morgan 5 {)9 1132} 1:4 Malinas Barton
236 114 llymau Uralz 729 4:33 ”:3 billiard Hand
266 86 Jacob V‘ Elzci 822 2.74 15:} J6lm Euing
411 44 Charles Hall 12 76 1‘33 1;; Mile; lVliurller
‘ u . ‘ A cas ‘nut
‘2O 58 “”9319“! ‘3 03 95 60 J 01!" Mail z
996
905
OE
441 86 Hilary Baker 13 69
449 133 Christopher Bake: 18 95
444 45 Paul Weizel 13 77
464 105 David Hall 14 42
443 67 Hyl'nan Gralz 18 77
451 I‘2o Bluir McLunahon I 3 95
401 140 Jno Nicholson ' 12 46
466 24 Geo Weilzol 14 42
466 110 Wm D‘Curwm' 14 42
433 153 Casper Haynes 13 04
385 28 Christopher Baker 11 04
388 115 John Burrow 12 01
283 44 Wm. Drinker 8 74
402 92 H. S. Drinker 12 46
130 68 Richard Thomas S 72‘
360 50 John Read 11 10
360 Michael Shaffer ll 16
318 Patrick Hays 9 84
272 16 Robert Glenn 8 45'
125 Wm. Evans 4 16
421 Jesse Yurnell 13 05
150 ‘ Chrisl’u Mouser 4 65
435 Wm. Biglor 10 10
437 144 Francis Johnson 16 95
200 150,Ju0 Nicholson 7 75
200 Leonard Kyler 4 65
Penn Township.
Andrew Keiso 4 50
do ‘ do 4 50
14 Juo Nicholson 10 26
14 -- ~ do , 954-
Greenwmd Bell 7 56
John Silord, 45
Cnlh. congregalion 2 '7O
Wm. Bigler '. - I‘3o.
. Geo. R. Barrel! 1_ 20
Pike Township. .
John Nicholson 7 88
583 300
582 300
5979 456
5962 425
168
5951 10
6937 '9O
.30
~ 40
5781 950
-...‘rn Mails 3 05
71 133 Marlin Mails 2 30
355 153 Emanuel Reigharle I 1 34
259 43 George Moore 8 35
433 153 George Moore,jr, l 3 87
825 John Funk 10 34
139 113 Henry Landla 4 40
331 68 Fred'k Hubly 12 22
231 79 John Banaman 736
433 153 John Whilmer 13 86
155 135 Fred’k Harman 497
88 15(5 PhilipGloncger 2 82‘
232 Philip Messencope 743
'197 68 John Mesaencopa 690
108 55 Adam Messencope 3746
-259 107 “Tm. Bausman 8 35‘
433 153 John Beam 13 87
201 Jacob Muaaersmilh .6 42‘
176 46 Jeremiah Mosher 5 61
288 120 Jacob Krug ‘ 9 50‘
138 1% Thou Billinglon 4 40‘
399 40 John Whiuner 1283‘
399 40 Henry Whitmer 12 83
177 150 'l‘hos Billinglon 568
399 40 llerman Whilmer 12 63
334 145 Wm Wilson 920
,193 53 Sarah Billinglon 610
251 . \Vm. 'Brown 8 00‘
433 153 David Barton 13 86‘
176 47 John Sclr‘enk 561
100 James Turner '3 20
.356 58 John Baker : 817
108 Davrd Younkins 844
50 I “ "3 ‘ ' 1“”30
Boggs Towns/rip; '
151 John Taylor ‘
177 102 Richard Thomas
.406 lO‘Jamu-Hamblolon ‘
400' ’ ' ,Pelorl’ogno '
100 Richard Thomiru
. ”Brad/srd Township,
209’140 Jnno Campbell (Wait!) 6 .35
310,- t Reynolds Roam ~ . . . 1,7 30
370 12 Anrnn Leuvy ' 14 30
464 ~ Krnlzcr, Lomchk. Fqllon 34"53
326, _~ M. F‘Qrcoy: & Wm. Bight .19 24
.46 ; Mom Buggl‘ ’ ‘ 1‘ :1 i 42'
' Cheat Township.
433 153 Georgorßou
433 153 Henry Mpmr}
400 8] Henry Barfly '
433 153 Bonfil‘mm Young
~‘- 433 153 John Boyd '
433 153 Josiah Haynes V
.433 153 ChnrloulGobin
433 J 53 Alexander Hunter
'433 153 Robcrllilamihg .
‘ 433 153 Thomas Hamilton
410 96 John Brady
.410 96 Willianßrndy
‘ 410 96 [lnna Richardson
419 90 Jonalhon Walker
Burnside Township
300 ‘ Wm. Brown or.McCullough
(norlh 5) 510
13 49
I 89
7 2|
298 . Rebeccu Brown'
1433 144 61 David Kannedy
Edward Shoemaker
Bell Township.
~, , ~ Nlcklin & Griffith 19 84
5906 1100 do do . 19 :54
5904 1100
5907 “00 (10‘ fl"
5909 1000 do do
5910 1100 do _ do
5911 1100 ' do , do
59193,; 884 do ”do
5915 900 do do
5918 1100 , do do
5919 1100 ‘ do do
5766 1000 V Hunt] Bock
4286 1000 do do'
3566 1098 John Nicholvonlfor '45; IS 10
195 Thomul-Drunolnn 4 65
483 153 John Dunyvoodio 7 921
202 Joseph Hubly 5 03
439 135 Joseph Boone 9 90
145 Eliza Jarvi: 4 32
300 Mohnfl‘y dz Daugherty 9 00
500 JnmerMcGheo 7 50
200 J. Wullen 4! Elder ,6 00
Brady * Township.
5681 518 ‘76 Joseph Forron
533 559 David Curry
323 331 . John Dunlap
195 77 40 Cn-por Sliver
.5681 135 Jay. Ferron
52
5681 I‘o John Slago
13 521
Decatur Township.
297 63 Philip Dofl'cndafi'or 7
436 145 John M'Cnhon .10
119 96 (,‘hrinliln Stoke 2 i
433 153 Christian liaguo 10
196 Daniel Olhy 4
119 44 John Lamphlnck 3 ‘
231 65 l’pggoi Shn‘v 5 i
223 61 Thomas Edmunlon 5
385 108 Benjamin Wilson 9 '
336 96 George Baker 8 l
41.": 145 Benjamin Wilson 9 '
216 151 Gear aßnkerir. 4 4
436 145 JOSO’IfiI Aahhri go 'lO 7
193 122 Mullins Young 4
436 145 chzlii Show 10 8
436 143 John McCahen . 10
433 153 John Burg 10 3
436 14,5 Timothy Paxton 10 7
417 124. Thomas P Cope 9 7
431 147, Thomas Edmunson 10 l
326 John Drinker 7 7
408 107 Jacob Downing 9
364 .70 Hugh Eli B ”l
887 '3O Henry Drinker 7 i
221 80 Benjamin Wilson 5 '
299 40 John Skyron 71
216 39 John Skymn _ 6 1
274 B Thomas 1’ Cope 7 0
101 30 William Montgomery 3 '-'
57 10 Dnvaneigler I 3
306 49 William Sansom 7 7
308 Joseph Sanoum 81'
191 59 John Cannon 44'
236 28 Jacob Downing , . 5.4
210 12 John Sk ron 4 z.
211 106 George (gruff 5 6
215 Thomas Non] 4 7-
100 Richard-Aihorlon 2 .
333 100 Thomas Yeolcr 7 7
339 70 Mary Neal 7 z.-
216 John Mummy, 5 I A
216 Sobnslion Grufl', b 01
408 137 Richard Thomas 94:
4218 73 Thomas Edmunson 10 1
131 Mnry Connnl 1 47
427 80 Mary Sanwich ‘ 13 24
222 Samuel Hognl‘ly 6 88
300 John \Vhiicaido 9 30
160 40 JolinMcClellnnd 4 94
400 Jomph “up!" 12 00
451 101 Francis Lniliorp 13 95
194 Chrislian Hamish 6 05
300 fienrgc Ashton 9 80
400 ./ Benjamin Johnson a3O
400 William Winter 12 80
JOHN W. WRlGHT,’l‘rca-'r.
lanrficlil, March 7,1846.
3 60
360
192
360
3 60
3 60
13 62
7 08
14 O 4
12 45
690
1‘26
450
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‘ flD/‘lllN/STRflTOR’S NOTICE.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
N that letters ot administration have
been granted to the subscriber on the el
tote of Nicholas Poulon Gentillet. late of
Covington township. Clearfield county.
dec’d. Therefore all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate. are re
quested to make immediate payment. and
those having demands wttl present them
duly authenticated iot settlement. '
AUGUSTUS M. LACONTE.
Jun. 14, 1846. fldm'r.
Galer’s Vegetable Vermzfuge.
N offering this valuable medicine to
E the public. I am well aware of the
fact. that it is hard to convince nt‘leaat a
part of the community. that a medicine
could be equal to that ol Fahnestock lor'
expelling worms. Now, all I nqk lorthn
good of humanity to a fair trial according‘,
to the directions given, of one or two vi
als. feeling confident that it will upeak for
itself wherever it goes. Warranted to be
good. Price 25 cents. - .
Prepared and for sale at the Drug Store
of ' ’
Nov. 28.
Caution.
ALL persons are hereby caulioned a
gainst buying 'or selling or in any
way meddling with the following proper
‘ty, now in the possession of Wm. Tells,
vim—om: Dark Bay Horse & on'c Brown
Horse, no .-we have only [oll,llng _thcln to
him duriug'our pleasure. ‘. ' , ‘
.. ‘ - " WATSON 6t BRENNER,
Khrthauag Jan. 12,,1846. ‘ '
.‘ -3 LJN'KflW",
0f every descfifliion mail .Ifinl:
edfland for sale at (his 0;“.
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