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THE AMERTCAN NATIONAL COUNCIL.

We CLEAN all the particulars we of the pro.
ccedings of this body The following is the vote
ON the adoption of the minority report, which was
in the following words
Resolved, That the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise infraction of the plighted faith OF
the nation, and that it should be restored and if
efforts TO that end shall fail Congress should re-
fuse to admit any State toieratng Slavery which
shall be formed out of any portion of the territory
from which that institution excluded by that
Compromise.
AFFIRMATIVE
Maine-Richmond. Carmen, Peck, Covell, Ste
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Colby.
Yermont-HAtoh, Barrett, Kingsley Guifort,
and Pierpont.
Massach usetts-B Burlington. Foster, Richmond.
Carey, Wilson and Rugg.
Rhode Island-hnight.
Ccnneetieut-Speery, Booth and Clark.
New Jersey-Lyon. MeCiellen, Weeks, johnson
and Livingston.
Indfana1orth, Slaughter, Harvey, Bryant. Allen.
Ininois-Dannenhower. Eastman, Pricket, Phelps
and Gibson.
Mchigan-M -McNaughton.
Observation-Disclosures Wood and Cook
0hio-Martn 0lds, MorIay, Morton, Ford, Nc
Abe9, and White.
Iowa-Lockridge, and Thornton.
NEGATIyE VOTES
New York-Barker Shannon. Mallory Sey
mour, Squires and Lyons.
New Jersey-Deshler, ard Andrews.
Pennsylyania-Bell Freeman, Johnston, COul-
ter, Lambcrton. Small, and Vancleyc.
Louisana-Harly, and Bunce
Toxas-McCall, and Stamp.
District of Colum bia-Ellis.
Mississppi-Roby. Carpenter and Miller.
Florida-Henry Randall DnrIey, and Mccall.
AabamG-Stewart Bradford, Hopkins, Moss.
Arkansas-Logan, Pike, and Neill.
Observation-Disclosures Hitchcock. Gibson 0lds.
Tcnnessee-Brown, Stokes, Tapp, Shannon, and
Donelson.
Kcntuchy--P Pitcher Glirder, Furnell, Williams,
Mason, and Bartlett
Missouri-Ga ambIe, Harris, Cunninham Price,
and Hawkins.
DeIaware--Johnson, Clement, Johns, smither,
Briggs, and Porter.
Maryland-ohr, Purnoll, Ricard, Codet, Alex
ander, Winchester. and Mitchell.
Eirginia-Bolling, More Ellison, Boteler, Arth
ur. and Burwell.
North Carolina-Littlejohn, Bayncr, Wharton
anl Houghton.
South GaroIina-C Cunningham, Richardson Rus
sell and Davis.
Gcorgia--Poe, Cone. Hill, Davis, Loitner. Head
and Ware
Minnesota-Cobb
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That "GIorIoQs Damocratie victor

The result ofthe late election in Virginia
was not so much Of .Sglorious Democratic
victory after ALL The full returns establish
beyond doubt, the election of Mr.. Carlile,
the American candidate in the Eleventh Dis
trict, in opposition to the Locofoco nominee
Charles S. Lewis. AS the election Of neither
Generaly Bayly nor Governor Smith can be
claimed as Democratic trinmphs, it viii ap-
pear that the Dem mocracy have lost three nleas-
6erS Of Congress out Of the thirteen. We con-
fess our inability to see how they can manu-
facture ga glorious Democratic triumph out
of a loss of three Congressmen-and a MAORI
ty Of less than ten thousand in State which
gave Pierce $4,000! 1t appears to us that
they are rejoicing, not so much at their sue
cess, as at their escape from utter defeat
Three members Of Congress viii do very well
for party not yet one year old in Virginia.
The sold Dominion will be right side up in
1856!
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IDEAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-By vittuc

IDEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By virtuo
q d of an order of the Orphans Court of Clear
field county, the subscriber offers at private sale
the following described valuable real estate. the
property of Martha Jane Welch. minor daughter
of James Welch, late of Pike township, in said
county, decd viz: all that certain tract or piece
of land situate in Pike township. CiearfcId ooun-
ty, containing 1872 acres more or less bounded and
described as follows TO wit: On the South West
and North By lands Of Daniel Bailey and on the
East by lands of Benjamin Carr
About acres being cleared and under good
cultivation ard about acres of good timber
land. JOSIAH Z. READ Guardian
May 80. ;55-ts. Lawrence tip.
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nEMoCRATs AROUsE


Prepare to resist the effort now being made
to r omanizs politics, and to thrust upon
you an oath bound political confesSionil
The Democrats and Republicans of Schuyl-
kill county, in favor Of sustaining the ancient
usages of the party, and opposed to administer
ing eXtra.judicial oaths to voters at Delegate
elections, TO the Delegates themselves. and TO
candidates for office, are requested to meet at
the usual place in their respective election dis
tricts, on Saturday, the 1lth day of August
next, for the purpose OF selecting the usual
number of delegates each district is entitled to,
to represent them in a County Nominating
Convention. The delegates to meet At SohuyI-
kill Haven. at the house Of Philip Boyer, on
Monday the 18Th day Of August next, at 80 o.
clock A. M to put in nomination Il RepuOH-
can Ticket hostile to the movement now be-
iur made to establish political oath-bound
confessional, where native born citizens are to
be sworn as to their democracy, before they
can have the right to vote even at a delegate
election, to be delegate, or be 4 candidate.
At said election for delegates, no oaths are
to be administered; and every Democrat or
other citizen, whether native or adopted, ,oiier-
ing to vote, shall have the right to do so, on
the sole condition that such voter promise to
support the ticket which may be placed in
nomination by the delegates thus chosen.
That all nominations in said County Conven-
tiOn shall be made UirG COce or by ballot, as
majority of the delegates present shall decide.
One person to be placed IN nomination by
said Convention, for State Senator; two persons
for the House OF Representatives; one person
for Sheriff; one person for County Treasures;
one person for County Commissioner; one per-
son for Director Of the Poor, and one person for
Auditor; and to transact such other busincs
as pertains o-the welfare of the party.
1t is earnestly requested that the Democrats
of every district in the County, will secure
the election of worthy and efficient men,
known to be conscientiously opposed to the
attempted innovation Of the established rights
and usages of our party.
The Register says: For the almost universal
feeling of indignation manifested by the De-
mocracy throughout this county, at the bold
ness of Col. Straub and certain class of Irish
politicians to endeavor to control our politics,
and compel citizGns to submit to extra Judicial
oaths, it might not perhaps be necessary for
us to say single word But that our course
and position may be distinctly understood, we
hesitate not to say that we are prepared to
stand by the ancient usages of the party, and
do now and shall forever protest against the
attempted innovation on the part of Straub
and his adherents; that under no circumstan-
ces can a Democrat, protesting to be an Amer
lean freeman and Christian, submit to be
sworn as to his politics, to subserye the pur-
poses of such deInagogues.
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THE LIEUTENANT GENERALsHIP.-A Wash
ington correspondent Of the New Y York Express
says the Secretary of war has decided that Gen.
the future, in consequence of his rank of Lieu.
tenant General. The Attorney General is re-
viewing the opinion.
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From MExIco.-The city of Monterey was
captured by the revolutionsts on the 9th ult.,
and Gen. Cardona and 81 officers made prision-
ers. A large quantity of munitions of war and
26 piecs of cannon were also taken. Business
was entirely suspended.
Caravaial and Capstran had crossed the Rio
Grande, and it was reported had encountered
a large body of Government troops.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-20

Lock HAVEN BAxK-We learn from the
American Watchman, that the subscription
books of the Lock Haven, Bank, We're duly
opened on Monday, the 25th ult., and that the
entire amount of the Capitol Stock was sub
scribed forthwith. The stock was taken, for
the most part, by the business men of that vi
cinity.
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WHAT is THE REASON 1.-The Toland County
Gazette, published at Rockville, Conn, says
there is sold to the paper makers Of that city
the rubbish from the post-offices, and among
it more than two thousand letters Of various
descriptions had been received at one paper
mill in the last two years:
"Among these letters are great many writ
ten by business men, and of much consequence
to their proper owners. They came from all
sections of the country, qnite number mail
ed at California, and some foreign letters. On
a large majority of these letters the postage
had been prepaid, so that the notion that a
prepaid letter is more likely to be safely car
ried to itS right destination, is at once shown
to be incorrect by the startling fact revealed
by these FSlost lctters!'' Among a lot OF pa
pers published at the New Yorll City Post Of
fee, was letter which contained check for
Sl05. Out of seven or eight sacks from the
Post-otice, Providence, Rhode Island, about
half buShel of letters were found, and among
them one containing money and insurance pa
pers of value. A lot Of papers from the Hart
ford Post-offfce contained, among others,
letter mailed at Pittsfeld, Mass, directed to a
firm in Hartford, which contained check for
thirty dollars,
The Gazette calls for an explanation of this
matter, and the public have right TO demand
a satisfactory one.
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In the Orphans Court OF Clearfield County.

In the Orphans Court OF Clearfeld County.
IL tie matter Of tie Estate Of Aseph Ellis, deed.
a ND now, May p, 1855. on motion of /. Jack
"a son Grams, Esq, Attorney fer aceountantJ II.
Larrimer. Esq, appointed an Auditor TO report
distribution of funds in the hands of Arthur Bell,
Administrator of the estate Of Aseph Bell, deed.
All persons interested are hereby notified that
the subscriber viii attend to his duties under the
above appointment on Tuesday July 10th, 1855, at
10 o'clock, A NJ. at his office in the Borough Of
CIearfieId J. H. LARRIAER, -isffitOr.
CIearfeld, June g. 1885:
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sSTRAY HORSE Broke out of the stable of
- John Alcorn, in Beaver township, jefferson
county, Pa on the 25th of May last, bay horse
about 10 or I64 hands high with little or no white
about him. mark op one of his fore legs occasion
ed by breaking through the ice. He trots and
racks well, and is about years old any person
finding him, and bringing him to me sending
me word by mail, shall be well paid for the same
Address JOHN ALC0RN,
TIRE Americana Armagh, Indiana Co. Pa.
NTEW BARBER:--The undersigned respect
fully offers his services to the citizens of Clear
field and vicinity, which should he receive en-
couragement sufficient, he intends to locate per-
manently.
SHAVING, HAIR DRESSING,
AND SHAMP00NING sf1 -
done in the most fashionable styleJ
He may always be found at the shop of Nathan
Miller, in Shaw's Row. HENRY SMITH.
Clearfield June 30, At
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L Red Banner floats in triumph on the .Oid Cor
z,sy Store where A. NJ. HILLs has just opened the
cheapest and most splendid assortment of Goods
ever displayed before this community and exactly
adapted to their many and various necessities.
Every variety of Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots,
Shoes, Cloths, Cassimeres and all other kinds of
dry-goods, that unapproachabie by any otheI
similar articles either in beauty of style, quality
or price.
Also excellent assortment of Groceries Hard
ware, Stone and Queensware, with fancy articles
all i7ltiiituR.
He defes competition and invites all persons to
give him call ut the Old Corner" which has tru-
" become the 'Bazarr' of Clearfeld.
Every attention will be shown to customers and
visitors. and no pains viii be spared to send all
smiling away loaded with his beautiful and vaIua-
BILE goods, never surpassed in Clearfeld
\ II HILLS
Clearield, june % 1895
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UHSTRAY-C to the residence of the sub
az scriber, in Woodward township a black Steer
with three white feet. supposed To be about three
years old this spring, about the first of 0cto-
Der 1851. The owner is requested to come and
p.oveiproperty, pay charges, and take it away, or
otherwise 1t viii be disposed of according to law
JOSEPH FISKEY
Woodward tp, May 30, 1s55-lt.*
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THE sCHUYLKILL DEMOCRACY.

The Schuylkill Democracy is in serious trou-
bic, having divided itself into two factions, the
Foreign and the Native born, with the Gazette
as the organ Of the former and the Register of
the latter. Week before Hast, the Foreign
wing acting under the leadership Of the valiant
Col. Straub, held a meeting, at which the Re
gister WAS read out Of the party, and the form
of an affidavit agreed upon in accordance with
W ich all candidates for nomination shall be
required to be sworn. This has aroused the
native born portion Of the party, and they have
accordingly called another county meeting, the
for which We find in the Register, and is as
follows [Daiiy Necs.
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1lg RAPTglAlog DOyRlAl.

The CUBAN ExPEDIT1oN.-The New York
SAn makes strange revelations concerning GER
tain leading American ssfillibusters' ''-reYela-
tlons OF such character as to make great
noise in certain circles. The pith of these
disclosures is that Gen. QUITMAN, together
with sundry retired officers of the United
States army, agreed to get up military force
TO protect the landing of arms for the Cubans,
Tor which, it is alleged, they received ten thou
sand dollars in hand. Two steamers were char
tered, in consideration Of which $4,000 were
at once paid down, in thirty days thereafter
SoO,UU0 more was advanced, followed by an
additional $50, 600 when the captain reported
himself ready to SAIL The money was all paid
IN good faith, and all of it was 10 be forfeited
II the recipients did not start in thirty days
from the time the vessels were reported for
sea. But when the time came for sailing, it
IS charged that the government was informed
by the contracting parties of the scheme on
foot. and the result was the whole affair was
knocked in the head. The government at
W Washington was led into the secret. and so
were the Cuban authorities. and thus. says
the Sun, $4,000 were swept away by one foul,
atrocious piece of treachery. The Sun also
makes illusions TO a dismissed chief,' who
was TO receive 81, ,000, 900 when he had estab-
IIshed Cuban independence.
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tHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ of
- Testatum Nanditioni Exponas issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Centre county, and to
me directed viii be exposed TO Public Sale at the
Court House in the Borough of Clcarfeld on We'd
nesday the 4th day OF July, 1855, at 10 clock a
NJ, the following property:
F01fciI ufitt SttAeis1tarnet and claim of Jonas
at the junction of the kyler & Milesburg Roads in
Morris township Ciearfeld county, bounded by
lands of the heirs of John Brown Is James Hughes,
containing acre more or less with log House
and frame kitchen, and blacksmith shop erected
thereon. Seized and taken in execution ard to be
sold the property of Jonas Pownel.
WILLIAM POWELL Sh f.
June 6, 1855
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pRPHANs' COURT sALE.-yALUABlr

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-VALUABLE
W GRIST MILL, SAW MILL, AND A QUANTITY or
TIMBER LAND.-By virtue of order of the Or
phans Court of Clearfied county, at May Term
1888, there viii be exposed to public sale. at the
town of New Washington, Saturday the : tn day
of July, 1855, at l o'clock p. NJ. of said dav all
that fine grist mill lu1n bering establishment ard
land connected herewith, containing IN all about
500 acres the property of Jonathan Pearce, dee d.
situate in Chest township Clearfield county bound
cd as follows, viz by lands of Joseph Mc8furray..
Aaron Pierce Thomas Mehafey, David Woods and
Others which premises were valued and appraised
under a writ of partition, granted at Dec Term,
1904, and the heirs of said Jonothan Pearce, dee d.
having refused to take the at the valuation,
The property is sITtate Upon vnvss-e.------
populous mel Oh hborhood, and in excellant loca-
ton for lurn bering &c. The land is heavily tim
bered with excellent white pine and oak timber.
Several housee, stables and other outbuildings up
on the premises.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent of the whole pnr-
chase money TO be paid in cash when the property
is stricken down. One third Of the remainder TO
be secured upon the premises by bond and mort
gage the interest payable annually to Marbard
and at her deceagc the principal be paid to the
heirs of said deceased One third of the balance
cash when the sale is confirmed by the Court and
the remainder in two equal annual payments
thereafter. with interest, TO be secured upon the
premises by judgment bond and mortgage.
Possession of the premises to be given ut the con-
irInation of the sale.
By the Court,
JoHN RoRApAUGH, Trustee.
Nav so. 1850.
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T,1IRsT aRRTVAL.---spRING & SUMNER

S!NRST ARRiV VAE.---SPRING x SUMMER
~ GOODS, AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE
Just received, large and splendid assortment of
GOODS of almost every description suitable for the
season and selling on at very low prices Ladies,
0entiemen, and every person wishing TO buy goods
f tts ty f9aces prices, are respectfully invited TO
call and examine for themselves
Produce Of all kinds received in exchange for
goods. WM. T. IRWIN.
May %, 1888.
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NJOTICE.--Letterso of Administration have been
1 granted to the undersigned on the Estate of
Joseph M'Craken. late of Bell township, deceased
All persons having claims against the estate will
present them duly authenticated FOR settlement
and those indebted to the estate win make mme-
diatc payment. ARTHUR BELL.
Bell tp., May 30, 1888. Admir-
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II All. -Io4sorol1-E,D AND A MAN DR0WNED.--OTE
Friday morning, raft of logs parted cables at
Herr,s Island and came floating down the river,
at a tremendous speed. On reaching the St.
Clair street Bridge, it came into collision with
one of the piers, and was smashed to pieces
4 raftsnlan was on board at the time. He
clung to a log but when he had hoated down
opposite the mouth of the canal, he fell of and
was drowned. The body was not recovered nor
is it known who the deceased was.-Pits. GaS.
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Tt OST---Sometime last Fall, in Houston Town
Il 4 ship; under peculiar circumstances Sixty
dollar Road Order, dated May l5th, 1884 and
mum bered $50, payable to Valentine Hevener and
VIM. F. Green's Whoever finds, and returns said
Order to the subscriber, viii bereasonably reward
ed WM f GREEN.
May D 1855 st q 49, 80.
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EOUN TROUTMAN, House. Sign and orua-
as mental Painter-Glazier Chair maker and
Paper Hanger offers his service to the citizens of
Clearfeld and vicinity; Shop on Market St, just
below the Foundry.
lie keeps constantly on hand and makes to
der every variety of Chairs Lounges, Sofas &C., &c.
Chairs, and Sofas made equal in beauty TO any that
can be obtained from the City, and more durable
in workmanship and material.
JOHN rRoUTMAN
lima On 1cl5
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ar. b. Z. ARLEY tenders his professional
E1 services to the Inhabitants of Grahamton and
surrounding country-he can at all times be found
at his Office, directly opposite Mr.. J. B. Grahams
store when not professionally engaged. lApr. %
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NTOTICE.-The Subscriber would inform the
public, that the well known horse s.INDE-
PENDENT BADGER - may be found at all times
at Pierees Mills, in Chest township Terms made
known at the stand JOHN WAGER
Chest May 30 lS55-5t#
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Notice is hereby given that [ have appointed
Thursday June 2Sth, A D. 1885, between the hours
of ten o'cIock A. NJ and six p. NJ Of said day as
the time for attending to the dutiee of said ap-
pointmeDt at my office in the borough of Clearfeld
when and where all persons interested may attend
if they proper. JAS. II. LARRIMER.
May 30, 1883. Examiner.
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AN INTERCEPTED GIFT.-The Emperor Napo
leon lately sent to a gentleman in New York
who is an old friend of his, a valuable gold
snuff box, mounted with brilliants, and bear
ing upon the cover the imperial cipher. The
old friend, however, seems to be 4 person
troubled, as the Emperor himself once was,
with more creditors than money, and these
creditors getting wind of the present, levied on
1t for debt immediately upon its arrival in N
York, and before the unfortunate debtor had
chance to see it. ItwaS to be sold YESTERDAY
morning at auction, at the City Hall, by order
ofthe Sheriff.
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JUNIATA ST., T7aoNE CITY, IA.

Having just opened an extensive assortment of
these articles. Physicians wili find to their advan-
tage 10 give him call. and examine his Stock be-
fore ordering from the Eastercn Cities; and Coun-
try Merchants can also be accommodated with all
the Essences, Tinctures, Patent Medicines &C.
WHOLESALE aSt& I5I2TATL, at forrest 1rfccg.
20 he hopes by strict attention TO business and
desire to please. TO merit share of pnblic pat
ronage. April p, 1895
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Also, Masonic Marks. Pins &c, made to order
n. B.-All orders sent by mail or otherwise,
Will be punctuay attended TO-
His motto is: Small Profits and Quick Sales =
Philadelphia, april %, 1853.
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a IoE = CIiEAP NAIUH AND JEWELkY
"a STORE, No y North SEcoSD Street, (ogpo-
sra tie H0H7tt Vernon H0nse) philadelphia
Gold Lever Watches, fall jewelled. lS K cases
silver Lever do, do; Silver Lepine, do; Quarter;
Gold Spcctacles, Silver do Silver Table Spoons
Silver Desert do; Silver Tea do; Gold Pens and
Gold Cases; Gold Pens and Silver DO together
with variety Of fine Gold Jewery, q old Curb
Guard and Fob Chains. al goods warranted to
be rs represented. Watches and Jewelry. repair.
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] aINSTATE OF JOHN SCOTT. DECEAS.

d FN 7 \ u OF JUIIIt ssJU Il, UI3JEAS-
H< ED.-Letters of Administration, c1,Ns tssfa-
nteRto ass1cro. the estate of John Scott late Of
Ferguson township, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned. ThOse indebted to the estate
are notified to make immediate settlement, and
those having claims viii present them, duly
thenticated, 10 -Gs
L. JACKSON GRAMS.
May 80, 55-6t Admir-.
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And now, to wit: May 2ist, 1885. the Court on
motion of J. BiddIe Gordon, Esq. attorney for
latOr in the above case, appoint James H. Larri-
mer, Esq, Examiner to take the testimony on both
sides. Attest:
WM. PORTER. Proth'v.
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Murk1tH.
CLEARFiELD.
3Autriu9fa,

On the 18th inst by Rev. ). NJ Mason, Mr.. Ed
ward Hall to Miss Rachel Gearhart, all of Brad
ford township, Clearfeld County. tee