Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-04-27

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LETERARY.-Arthur' Home Magazine,
rricc s.. and the Children's Hour, price
Sl.25. for May, are before US. These pub
Te.tions are among the best aud most inter
.,ting published. The May numbers are
unusually interesting and beautiful Ad
dres,T 5. Arthur & Sons, Philadelphia.
FpUCATIoNAL.-W have been requested
to state, that the last half of the Spring
term. of Miss II. S. Swans school, begins
on the Second Monday of May-the 9th.
Miss Swans scho j is designed for girls on
IT, and under her efficient management has
nr5vcd a d, ciied success. Miss s. Is an ac
complished scholar, and we'll deserves the
patronage of liberal and approaching pub
lie For terms, see card.
GRAyEL.-W. L. Gordon furnishes the
Marietta .IotrRai with a recipe TO those at
aic,eG with gravel. He says: Take COM
mon mullen leaf, boil strong tea and drink
il when you want water, tea and coffee. Let
It be your constant drink for SIX or eight
weeks; with cream or sugar II makes an ex
ctnrnt table tea | have been cured of the
wor-. ei,eils OF gravel and kidney affections,
aud have heard of many other cases of cure
by the use of mullen leaf -
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT for the week
ending April 2Ist, 1879, from three daily
observations, as furnished by f tenton, of
Penn rp Max. OF Thermometer, IS on April
18th. Min. 36 on April l9rh ( Goth at a
~ Mean of the week. A, four degrees ccol
er than last week. Max. of Barometer 2S.2
On the 10th Min. - 6e on April the 18th.
Range g. Mean of Barometer for the week
- o. below the average. pepth of water
fell during the week, G29 of an inch.
Snow drifts have mostly disappeared, fields
and meadows beginning to look green, some
shrubs showing leaf
CENSUS or IS7u.-BeIow we give the sew
ersi districts in Clearfield county, and the
names Of the Assistant Marshals appointed
t. take the census of 1870, as made by Uni
TED States Marshal Murdock
FIRST DISTRICT. - Clearfiell Borough,
Lawrence, Bradford, Graham, Morris, Kart
hsUs Covington, Grad and Goshen
Nn. F. irwin, Clearfeld, Asst Marshal.
Second DISTRICT. - Curwensyic and
New Washington boroughs, Pike, Huston,
jUioH. Brady Bloom, Penn, Bell aud Burn
slIe-Wm. Bard, CurweusviIIe, At. Mar
shal
THIRD DIsTRICT -Lnmber-city and Os-
cecia bOroughs. Chest, Ferguson, Knox, ,.Jor
dan, Becclria, Guelich, Woodgard, Deca
tur and Boggs-D. j.. Ferguson, Lumber
city, Ast Marshal.
SAILS or REAL ESTATE. we give
list OF the Deeds, as entered of record in
the Recorder office in this county, for the
week ending Monday, April 25th, 1870,
together with the consideration named,
where located, aud the names of the grant
o-> and grantees:
Deed. Sarah Lemon to VIM. VI. Henry.
lg.r .pt No. in Lumber city borrugh. Con
s'deration $3.50.
=, Ped, ;. II. 4 John McPherran to A S
,itFherran for 81 acres in Chest township
consideration $I2I.
Deed. y. ). McPherran to John A Nc
Aerran, for 81 acres in Chest township.
Consideration S2Tj.
Deed, c. Howe, Sheriff. to Andrew Hun
'gT' Tor 2J4 acres in Decatur township Con
>liegation 5000.
Deed, ). Spanogle to Andrew Hunter, for
- acres IN Decatur township. Considera-
Deed, Andrew Hunter to Michael Gar
A-r- Tor POI acres in Decatur township. Con
sderation $3.50.
Deed George Thorn to John Bottolff, for
- acres in Lawrence township. Considera-
tim $, 500.
Deed, Leopold Branoel to John W Pi-
.aTA, Tor lots in Frenehville. Considera
ton Sl55.
Deed, James R. Cupples to Thomas Long,
.or % acres in Pike township. Considera-
Deed, John Russell to Peter Pipher, for
1vt IN Pennville. Consideration $40.
Deed. R. Mossop to John Copenhayer,
.2r y, OF Blue Ball property. Consideration
Deed, }. Pennington to Henry Penning-
teGs Tor 3S acres in Chest township. Con
Sideration $500.
Deed, NcMurray & Rose to Reuben Me
man, for 357 acres in New Washington Bo.
Consideration 80, 555.