Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-07

To view aroad from Mary McClures and
j. A. Caldwel's land on public road to
} public road at or near Simon Thomps9n's
and j. II. FlemIng's line. Viewers, Tbs.
Ross, w, c. Dale and Jacob Cole.
To re>view that portion of the public
road from Curwensyille TO New Millport
lying between Curwensville and the saw
mill of James Coupler. Reviewers, G.
l.. Reed, Grier Bell and Geo Ross.
To re>yiew road from Francis Hugue-
ney's house to Plank road in Girard town
ship. Viewers Samuel Fulton, A. b.
Shaw and p. +. Hegarty. .... .r.
To review a road leading from Andrew
Baughman's on the old State road to the
Erie turnpike half mile east of the Blue
Ball tavern in Decatur township, was con-
tinued. Viewers. Thos. Ross, Eli Bloom
and Francis Pearce. i
To vacate a road from Moses Robesons
to the east branch on the Philipsburg
road. Viewers, Joshua Comstock, w. II.
Dickinson and Samuel Hegarty, sr. ...
To view road from II. b. Baleys to or
near John Potter in Union township.
! Viewers, Roswell Luthor, poseph Lines
and David Welty. '.
CONFIRMED Nj 81. "A road leading from
Henry Reums 10 the turnpike at or near
John Smiths in Bloom township. View
ers report no road" upon a review.
a road leading from Jacob IIummel, ir.
to David Ream's saw mill in Brady town.
ship ... ....
A road leading from George Thorn's
farm to intersect the turnpike leading
from Clearfeld to Curwensville at or near
Antes' dam in Lawrence township,
A road leading from Moses Robesons to
Nevling's mill in Gueich township.
To view a private road to lead from w.
Westoyers in Chest township to the north
west corner of A. J. Kings farm on the
public road near John Fry, in Burnside
township.
, CONFIRMED Absolute "A road to lead
from Beccaria Mills to Mount Pleasant,
between Bcccaria Mills and l.. w. Yields
store, in Beccaria township.
A road leading from the Susquehanna
river at the mouth of Curys run, to in
tersect the road leading from Arnold and
Rishels' grist mill TO Knarrs saw mill, in
Brady township.
A road leading from Leonard's bridge
on the Snowshoo and paokeryille turnpik,
to corner Of Patrick Dolan's fence in Law,
, renee township. This was review and
the viewers report that the road as ori-
ginally located is the best location that
can be made"
road to lead from the Snowshoe and
! PackerVille turnpike at or near The diyis>
ion line Of Joseph Coon and A. II, Shaw
to, at or near the fording below A. H.,
; Shaw's grist mill.
Fora private road to lead from the house
of John X, Myers to the public road lead.
ing from Chest creek to the Cherry Tree,
on tue land Of Il. Ashcralt, in Burnside
, township.
For private road to lead from the State
road to the Glen Hope turnpike at Or near
the residence OF Samuel NJ. Smith, in Bee
caria township.
GENERAL FORM OF VIEWERS RE
PORT.
The act ofassembly requires Road View
{ ers to give written notice of the time and
| place OF meeting, and failure 10 note this
fact in their report, il objection is made,
= is often fatal In order to assist our friends
throughout the county we hereto append
=. copy of proper return, which may be
Of use TO them in the future.
10 tie Honorable tie JHdgcS i the C9Ht Of
Quarter Sessions IN aadf6r CieayfeHco,my,
ID Sessions, Il. D., 1856.
5 We the undersigned Viewers or Re
viewers named in the above order, do
! report That in pursuance Of the said or
l aer. after having given ten days notice by
y, written advertisements of the time and
= place of meeting, for the purpose OF loca-
ting said road, and after having all been
/, duly sworn for affirmed according 10 law,
/ proceeded to view the ground named in
the order for said road in pursuance Of
said order. we have viewed and laid out,
and do return for Public or Private use
c believing the same TO be necessary, the
following road, to wit; Commencing, &c.
: ONE WITH HANoTHER.-IE Gods prov
: idence we are all one with another: above
j. all worldly Creeds. sects and conditions
> upon the broad eternal level Of 0 common
fathers love. King or peasant, however
. high or low here there will be but one
. degree in the great hereafter. All iue-
y qualities end forever at the grave Think
l of il, when the luttering rage of poverty
and your ownpride blind youto the broth
. erhood of souls, and you buffet Owuy tk'
/ pleading hand of distress. He who re,
= yiles and despses even the lowest of hi
race, casts humiliation and reproach up
op himself, for we are all one with anoth
er in the Eternal Eye.
;, Rag~ Barnum lays it down as rule il
his work on "Tbe Art of Making Money,
5 that the proper time to advertise judici.
n ouslv is when others don't" 1t strike
}, us that Barnnm is very nearly right, anC
his words we commend to our busines
IT men at the time when they seem to nee'
+ encouragement.
d BsS-Some malicious sscoundrel has pen
ned the folio wing: "Eve did not know a
|, much as her daughters of represent day
y Had they been in her place, instead OF be
l. ing deceived, they would have deceive'
the Devil" .l aag.. r.naH #...
:. NA-"I know the Democracy Of the NORTH
q know them now in their waning Strength. ] d