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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
Afw ADVERTISEMENTS.

Also Hll that certain tract or piocc Of land stu
ated In Chest township, Clcar6cld county, Penna,
bounded and described rs follows, to wit; On the
east by land Of Gillingham 4 Garrison, on the
south by W. Weston, on the west by Levi Row.
land and on the north by Jonas Mrrklcj contain.
ing 20 acres; having about four Hcres cleared and
large frame house and log stable thereon erect
ed. Seized, taken in execution and 10 be- sold as
the property Of Sam L. Snyder.
Also, all Defendants interest In a certain tract
Of land situated In Penn township, ClcarGeld coun.
ty, Pa, bounded aud described as followsi Begin.
ming at n post In the line Of Spencer thence by
land sold David Spencer north 80 degrees west is
perches TO u post thence south 40 degrees east .
perches TO post thence north SO degrees west "a
perches 10 u chestnut; thence south 20 degrees
east "a perches along line Of Grior Boil to white
oak tbence south 33 degrees cast 20 perchcs to q
hickory thence north 80 degrees east 30 pcrches
to chestnut thence south 80 degrees east II
pegches 10 red oak; theneo north 37I degrees
east rs pcrchcs to hickory thence north s5 do.
grtes west y perches to post thence 81 degrees
east 32 pcrchcs to stones thence north 10 degrees
west le3 perchcs to place of beginning contain
ing 50 acres. Seized, taken IN execution and 10
be sold us the property Of Matthew Henry.
Also. all Defendants interest IN house and lot
situated in lioutldeic, Clearicld county, Pcnu'a.
bounded and described as follows: On The cast of
Brisbin street, fronting on Brisbn street 80 feet
and running east l50 feet to Maple alloy known
and described as lot No, 81 in plan Of said 3or-
ough, with large three-story hotel and sther out,
buildings thereon erected. Seized, taken In exc
cution and to be sold rs the property Of Pat. Y.
Doually. r i' eIhl VII
TERMS OF sALs.--The prico or sum at which
tho property shall be struck OF must DO paid At
the time Of sale, or such O. her arran gme nts
made as viii be approved, otherwise the property
will DO Immediately put up and sold again At
the expense and risk Of the person to whom II
was struck of, and who, In case OF deGcisDoy At
snch re sale, shall mako good tho same. snd In
no instance will the Decd be presented In Court
for confirmation unless tho money Is actually
paid TO the Sheriff.
SnrRIff's 0rricE, Sheriff.
ClonrGpld PA Dee Iq 1879 .HN ..H
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
Coupon .t'etrs.

The Senate on Tuesday confirmed
George w. Fairman as Postmaster of
Philadelphia.
CASTOR, Democrat, was reelected
Mayor of Boston yesterday by D52
majority. The Republicans elected
10 OF the 64 Councilmcn,
Tho Gettysburg Battlefield Memo
rial Association has decided TO erect
monument to tho momory OF the
late Con. Mead, TO cost 100000.
Hon. Daniel NJ. Smyscr formerly
President Judge of Montgomery aud
Bucks counties, quit the practice OF
law and sold his library.
Mr. George Carter has resigned the
odtorship OF Appleton'S Journal. His
successor is Mr. Bruce, formerly an
associate.
The Beaver Radical says that Har-
ry White has aspiration for the U. S.
Senate. His aspirations won't amount
to cent so long as Simon Cameron
owns tho Republican party.
Snow fell at Augusta, Ga, on Tues
day night to the depth of over three
inches. 1t was tho heaviest snow in
that section for many years. Several
inches Of snow also fell at Fortress
Monroe.
Mercer county wants TO bo promi-
nent in the next State administration.
+. II Braggins is after the Clcrkship
of the Senate and Hon. John Allison
is put forward for Secretary of the
Commonwealth.
Illinois has produced another beau
tiful blonde clergyman in the person
OF the Rev. Miss jennie Tracy, aged
sweet sixteen, who is turning the
hearts and heads OF sinners In the
town Of Elgin.
Tho will OF Horace Hawes, Of San
Francisco, who left s1,000,000 to
found college, has been broken on
tho ground that tho testator was In
sane. His heirs have inherited the
property.
An old gentleman and his wife went
to Chicago the other day, in search of
two missing daughtcrs, and stepping
into theatre for an evenings rclaxa-
ton, found their offspring dancing in
the ballet. Their feelings can bo i'm
agined but not expressed.
The IIagcrslown Free Press says !;
"a case was tried in our Court last
week in which verdict for $4,000
damages was awarded TO Miss Cath
arinc Rcnncr against Geo. Donelly, in
suit for seduction and breach of
promise of marriage. A sad warning
to gay and festive youths. M
A man ut Milton recently suffered
damages by fire 10 his stable, as tho
result Of his own carolcssncss. He
acknowledged his own fault and de-
clines TO make any demand on the In
surancc company. That man is be-
you'd all hope Of reformation. lIc
will never make an available candi-
datc for the Legislature. .'iI
Tho corpscs of whitc man and n
negro went over Michigan railroad,
tho other day, and got mixed in un-
londing. AT the consequent Cross
funerals few old ladies wcrs ablo 20
toll tho mourncrs chow natural tho
body looked, but most Of the sympa.
thIzing friends thought thcre was a
mistake somewhere,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
.LIcrieO.

This unhappy and long distracted
Republic seems TO be drifting in n
peaceable direction, lately, while rev.
olution, anarchy and confusion has
bcen shifted into Louisiana, Alabama
and Arkansas, 10 tho everlasting dis
grace Of civilization. 1t would be
well for the carpet -baggers and scala
wags to take lessons from the new
President, who was solcmnly inaugu-
rated few weeks ago at the Mexican
Capital, amid popular ovation. IIo
formally announced bis platform Of
government principle to Congress.
Tho bases arc broad and the admins
trative project comprehensive and
equitable. The affairs of the country
will no doubt 10 conducted in accord.
ance TO the rule. The territory is
quiet and peaceful, as it appears, de-
spite the existence Of border agita-
tion in Tchuanlepec. American en-
terprise remained ON the alert for the
attainment Of an opportunity for prof
liable speculation in railroad building.
A member Of the Congress wished to
adhere 10 the transportion system by
mules, and proved himsef-amid his
ses--a very Bourbon of the Incas by
the uttcrance Of an invective against
American immigration and transpor-
tatiot by rail.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
Sherin's Sale.

DI virtue Of wriis Of Lcrari Fceid., Is
ID sued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
ClesrGeld county, AMI to me directed, there
will be exposed TO PUBLIC SALE, at tho Court
House In the borough of cloaraold, on Mon.
day, the 18th day Of January, 1878, at o'clock,
p M, the following Real Estate, to wits
All that certain frnmc church or meeting house,
situate In the borough Of sceola, Clearfold coun
ty, Pa, on lot at corner Of Blanchard and Hale
streets fronting rs feet on Blanchard and running
back $50 feet by Hale street TO An alley Seized
taken in execution aud TO be sold rs the property
Of the Building Committee Of the NJ. y Church
Of 0sceoa.
Also, certain two story frame dwelling house
and curillage appurtcnant thereto, situate In Pike
township, Cicarhcl1 county, Pa, on the len side
Of the turnpike leading from Curwonsvill,to Penn
vile, about one. fourth Of . mile from wacre said
pike crosses Anderson creek said bein < 2ii feet
by l6i In sire; together with the curiilaye appur.
tenant thereto. Seized, taken In execution and to
be sold as the property Of Michael McDyitt.
Also, all those two tracts Of land siluar in Bell
township, Clcarneld county. Ia. The one piece
on the waters Of Dear run, beginning at heinlock
corner, thence by trac; No. 1858 south bll west
200 pcrchcs TO birch; thence north SSi degrees
west 225 perches to post thence norh NJ de-
greeseast 6t4l0perebes to post; thence porth 5Oi
degrees west 2oll peruhcs TO a maple thence
south 5Oi degrees cast lsO perches TO poi; thence
south 5Ol degrees west 80 perches to iemlock I;
thence south 5oi degrees east 2i6 pcrclss to the
place Of beginning, containing 756 acrcs, II
pcrches aud allowance. The other piece thereof
beginning at hemlock on line Of No. 1858, thence
north 40 degrees west 2i6 perches 10 hcrnlock I;
thence north 90 degrees east 80 pcrehes 10 poet
thence south 40 degrees east 2i6 pcfchcs to white
pine; thence by No. S5Ss ron,h 20 desr.ss west
SO pcrchcs to the bcginnipgi containing II acres
and six pcrehcs aud allowance. Seized, taken in
execution sud to be sold rs the property Of David
L. Smith.
Also, all that certain three story frame dwelling
house, IS by 81 feet, AND back building attachs
about n by 10 feet, together with curtillage Al.
puricnant thereto, situate about onc-half mi
north east Of Clcarfcld borough, IN Lawrcn,c
township. Clcardcld county, Pa 90 the north sic
Of the public road leading from Clearlcld to tie
Mount Zion school house. Seized, taken in oSs
cuIion and TO be sold as the property Of !.
Humphrey.
TERMS or sALg.--The prioo or aum At whish
the property shall be struck OF must DO paid 81
the time Of sale, or such other arran gemetts
made as will be approved, otherwise the prop
crty will be Immediately put up and sold agpin
at the expense and risk Of tho person 10 whom
Il wa, struck on, and who. In case ofdeGcioney,
at such resale, shall mako good the same, and
In no instance will! the Deed be presented ip
Court for confirmation unless the monoy is a.
tually paid tho Sheriff. JUSTIN ]. PIE,
SnsnIrr's 0rrIcE Sheriff,
CleArhcld Pa, bee. is, 1917.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
Sherinrs Sale.

DY virtue Of writs OF Fier Faeias, issued
Id out Of the Court OF Common Pleas of Ciesr-
held county. and to mo directed, there will be
exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at tho Court House,
In the borough Of clearheld, on Monday, the
18th day Of January. 1873. at | o'clock, D. a ,
the following Real tate, to wit.
The following described real cttatc A,,a,e Il
Girard township, Cicarhold COUNT. Pa ,ai,s
part Of tract No. 1888, beginning Al ,be soe,S'
cast corner Of said tract .nd r.nhinr north dr
line between Lacont +. Irv.n 10 ibo brow az a,
Deer Greek hill thcrsc along tho b,or AZ mid
HILL ina di'sctics that will inpals tio aat on Tor
o. sa'a an and connect With John Jory's iine
anu 'nor. thence % ~ TO include all un,uld hand
On t.'c south end af said tract. Seized. takcu IN
execution pnd N be sold as the propary Of I'd.
ward Walteis. ipii iHH'N 'lf'7TT
Also, housa and lot situate iu burnside town.
ship. Clearaeid comfy, Pa, being the same con
veyed by pthcllo sIneed to tho said Ebcn McMas
ter by nssignment and originally surveyed in Ii,
name OF Jonathan Gusmicklc. soited. taken IL
s,ssniion and 10 be sold az the property Of Eb,p
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
The Robbcr Ring.

Boutwell, and his ring of national
robbers are concocting new scheme,
whereby the ring expects to pocket
four or five millions Of dollars belong
ing to the people. Tho New York
Herald says: "Rcpor,s como thick
from Washington, and TO all appear.
ance inspired by the Treasury De
partmcnt, that Mr.. Boutwell, is intent
on reviving his syndicate project for
funding the debt. Tho old story of
the Rothschilds and German bankers
and other great financial combinations
offering to mako loan on the most
favorable terms is repeated. We judge,
however, that the Treasury ring syn
dicatc is the party moving in the mat
ter, with view to getting somo mil
lions moro in the way OF commissions
and bonus Of interest. If the Ro,bs.
childs or others have a proposition TO
mako, why not make it directly to
tho Treasury Department, without
the intermediate agency of Mr. Bout
wells syndicate spectators"
The Herald should know that there
arc two rings Of national robbers.
One of these rings has been legalzed
by tho title of Credit Mobilicr, and
tho other is organized in the Treasury
Department and called Boutwcll's
Syndicate. The former steals Cor in
tends TOD all the public lands, while
tho other daily robs tho Treasury.
The same men control both rings, and
are becoming moro impudcnt and
clamorous every day, and will ere
long demand that Congress should
authorize tho twain 10 control all the
money and business Of tho nation.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18

The New York Post, whose editor
labored zealously to defeat Mr.. Gree.
Icy, in alluding to his death says /:
Tha. the great statesman, tho great
poet, the great artist, the grea; war
rior, tho great philanthropist should
bc recognized in this manner, is not
uncommon but we do rot recall an
instance in which the same marks of
distinguished respect have been shown
10 the editor. When Napoleons, or
Wcllingtons, or Cavours die; whom a
Scott, a Dickens, or Thackeray is
carried of, when Lincoln is smitten
down in the midst of his usefulness,
tho spontaneous feeling of Tho people
prompts them TO show their sense of
loss 6y these ccrcmonials of mourning.
But it has not boon usual with them
to pour out their tributes of regard 10
the journalist, whose services to his
fellows are apt to be of kind that
attracts little attention, or ut best
only transient attention. Ilc works
in tho obscuriy Of his chambers, for
the most part anonymously, and with
tho invisible forces latent in words.
The effects he produces are liko the
inscnsible droppings OF water upon
granite, slow, minute and impercepti-
ble-impcrccptiblc in the details of
the process, aud known merely, if
known at all, by tho larger general
result. They do not strike tho multi
tudc by their momentum, their vol
umc, their mass or their brilliancy I;
they rather percolate society than
fall upon IT,; and il is not strange that
society should be inseDslblo to the
agents by whom these effects are
wrought. D i
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18

LlBERALIrY. Soon after the death
OF Gen. Meade, private subscription
was started ia Philadelphia for the
purpose of raising fund Of $4,000,
which the subscribers proposed to
present to his family. On the 7th tho
books closed, and the subscription list
footed pslo4,O0O. This is wholesale
gratitude, and reflects great honor or
the citizens of that city.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
TN THEORPHANs, CouRToP CLEAR

Il nciu county Pennsylyania.
MSrdiea Livergooi1 Notice i, hereby given TO
r. the above parties that by
Elizabeth illegal virtue Of the above men
TONED writ Of partition an inquest will be held
and taken, upon the promises therein described
on the llth day OF January, A. b. 1878. at II
o'clock NJ, for tho purpose Of making partition
at valuation aud apprnisement Of the said real
estate, as in the said wri, required at which time
and place said parties eau attend IL they think
proper JUSTIN j. PIE, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Cleariield, Pa, Dec. II isT..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18

A Bio JoB,--Gen. Grant and his
Attorney General have been unmak.
ing Governors and creating Legisla-
turcs as hippantly, by telegraph, as
though he owned all tho white people
aud niggers in Louisiana, Alabama
and Arkansas. Better men have lost
their heads for doing far less.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18

DowS ON CAMERON. There is Re
publican paper in Washington, which
Is supposed TO reflect the views Of the
President, aud which don't entertain
very exalted opinion of Simon Cam
eron. This is what the Chronicle says
right under the shadow Of tho White
House aud Capitol:
Simon Cameron stood in awe of
HORACE Greeley while ho lived, and
eringed to The Tribune, as he does to
all source OF power; bg. Mr. Greeley
dead, Cameron dons Tho Hons skin,
and essays to kick. When Mr.. Lin.
coln threw Cameron from his Cabinet
on account Of his peculations in con.
tracts, tho Tribune was rather free in
its opinions Of the justice of tho act =
Cameron never forgavc Greeley for
this, but ho never dared strike until
.iader the shadow OF a popular victory
Of ce Republican party. The death
Of his enemy mada him feel secure
Eom harm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
TNYE3rMENT BONDs-wc ,,rc

Il selling a, ~ aud interest. and recommend to
careful investors, ihs ?irst Mortgage seyrn-Thir-
ty Gold Bonds Of the 4, ),,h.rn Pacific Railroad
Company. The special atten. on II investors is
called to the ample Laud Security On Which these
bonds rest, In addition to the usual guatanty OF
hrst mortgage on the Road, its Equipments and
Earnings. The lands Of the Company thus far
sold have realized s5.97 per acre. rha Compa-
ny's land endowment averages about 2s 900 acres
por mile, JAY COOKE a CO.,
decll.si Philadelphia, Pa
Bonds for talc Ia Clearaeil by the County Ma
tional Bank and the First National Bank
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
ID EGIsTER's NOTICE.-Not

- EGIsTER's sNOTICE.-Netice /. hereby
III given that the following accounts have been
examined aud passed by me, and remain filed Of
record In this Office for the inspection Of heirs,
cgatecs, creditors, and all others in any other way
interested, and will be presented TO the next Or
phans Court Of Clearheld county, 10 be held at the
Court House, in the borough Of clearscld, com
meneing on the I'd Monday tbcing the 18th day
Of January, A. d. 1873.
Final account Of Joseph and Elisha Davis, ca.
ecutors of Rebceca Davis, late Of Penn townshp,
deceased. lt.r. rlr
Final account Of William MeNaul and Aaron c.
Tate, executors Of George Wilson, late Of Law
renee township, deceased.
REoErrR's 0FricE, A.w. LEE,
Cicariield, Pa, Dec. ID, lsT2-tc. Register
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
A LLEGHENY HOTEL,
"A market ST., bet. Second aud Third,)
CLEARFIELD PA,

The subscribers having become proprctors cl
this hotel, would respectfully ask liberal share
VI public patronage. Tho Table will always be
supplied With the beet the market affords, and the
Bar stocked With the fines, Liquors.
decls'f? LEIP0LD A BENIN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18

Harrisburg is almost entirely free
from the horse disease, but the Legis-
lature is soon to meet to elect Cam.
cron, or one Of his pupils, 20 tue Sen
ate, which may precipitate worse
calamity upon tho Capitol city than
the epizootic. atfti
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18

While the Credt Mobitier invcstiga-
ton is going on how would u DO for
tho House 10 direct II 10 cxtcnd its
inquiries iittia further, and asccr-
tain Just now much was paid that re-
markabIy pure patriot Benjamin j..
BntrIer, for drawing up and pcrsuad.
ing the House TO pass tbs Placer Min
ing Bill. Was II one thousand shares
Of lent Harpending diamood stock,
or what was w
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
A DEMONSTRATORS NorlcE.-Notic

IN is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate Of Mrs. FRANCES MENSER
dcctasod. late Of Buffalo, Scot, county, Iowa,
formerly Of clcarield county, rennsyvania,)
having been duly granted to the undersigned,
all persons Indebted to said estate viii please make
payment, and those having claims OF demands
will present thsm properly authenticated for set
tlcment 60 the undersigned.
N JOHN W. wRI6LEY,
. Dec. 4, lSi2-st. Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
The E,f',pMblifan,

EIdnTY-EiGlr MALICE VENDERs -
There are still SO members of Con
gress SO bigoted and revengeful that
they refused to take up tic general
amnesty bill, on the 14th.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18

Miss Ncllie Grant, writes an unim-
aginntivo Washington correspondent,
has lost some of her beauty and fresh
ness, and does not give promise OF
such grace and lovcllncss us she did
three years ago. She may bc seen on
the avenue almost every day driving
at sharp pace a fne horse TO bas-
kot phacton. Her beautiful blonde
hair has changed to brown, and her
figure is less graceful, but she is a
capital horscwoman and handles the
reins with consummato skill.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18

TAUTiON.-All persons are hereby cautioned
~ agains, purchasing or in any way ineddling
with cooking stove, | egg coal stove, clock,
COW, aud lot Of hay and comfoller, nov In the
possession Of Jacob Mohgold aud Mary, bic wife
Of Bell township. as the same has been purchased
by mo and lei, with them on loan only subject to
my order. S. q. kUNTz,
Troutviile, Pa Dee. 4. isf2-st.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
School Director. !

DROPOsALs.--Tle School Directors Of
il Union district win receive scaled proposals
until the 3lst of December, ss72, for building a
School House, zoxzc roct, "A fsvt 20 the ceiling,
two.inch plank and weatherboardcd with inch
boards, with three coats Of paint on Il, Inside
of house to be hatlcd with iach boards and also
lined with the same, with two coats OF paint on H.
Said house to be completed by September |, 1873,
For specifications, dc., nddccss
wM. wEI.TY, Secretary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
aysw advertisements.
UD ULE or CoURr.,--And now, to

CD ULE or COURT.r--And now, to wit,
~ November 23d, A. d. 1872, upon the np-
plicAtion Of persons interested, and upon the
Court being informed that the prsetice In the
frothopotsry's and The Register aud Recorders
II Is therefore ordered that the said Offices bo re-
arranged 80 a. to prevent access to tho vault pa.
pers aud that noperson except Melnbers of the
Bar and their Clerk, and othoorr Of the Court md
cx-ofhccrs OF the Court. to look after their focs
and costs, be allowed TO handle either dockcis or
papers. That especially the Continuaace Dock
eis, Lein Dockets, Execution Dockets, Quarter
Sessions Dockots, Deed Books, Will Books. Mort
gage Books, Miscellaneous Dockcts aud File Pa
pers are embraced In this order.
The Proihonoiary Of this Court and the Regis
ter and Recorder are hereby directed to see that
thi. order be complied with, and they are further
authorized to have the necessary changes made
at the expense Of the county.
decls-St BY TIE cOURT.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
ROcLlon, Dec. Is. Isls. a,
TO rAxpAYERs.- .-raspa,

NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.-T Taxpayers
IN of Goshen township who have not as yet
paid their taxes for 1874, will save costs by
calling on me at once, Ms I have settled with
the Commissioners and paid the Treasurer all
back tax, and now ask that all taxes be- paid
by the 9th Of December. Persons failing to
comply with this notice by that time may cx-
peci to have their taxes collected BY distress aud
sale Of their goods. AARON II. slIlRkY,
Dee. is, ls72,-it Collector,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
DEMONSTRATORS ,or,cp

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.--Noticc
"A is hereby given ,hatlctierr Of administration
ON tho estate Of WILLIAM KIRK, deceased
late OF Brady township. Clearheld county, Penna.,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, al
persons indebted to said estate will please make
payment, and those having claim. or demands
will present them properly authenticated for set
tlement. hFf DAVID REAMS,
JOSEPH II. KIRK,
Doc. 10, is1z.-6r Administrators.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18
+ ICENsE NorICEs.--rhe folloviog ~,

i sons have filed in the office Of the Clerk OF the
Court Of Quarter Sessions OF Cleardold county,
their petitions and bonds for License, at the
January sessions next, agrceably to the act Of
Assembly, entitled "An Act TO regulate the sale
Of intoxicating Liquors" &e.:
LIZ. !.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-18

vNsTRAf.--cam ircspmsing on thcpremiscs
IL Of the undersigned, residing In Brady town.
ship, on or about tho last OF August, a brindle
Hcifer, with large star In forehead and white over
the rump. Supposed to be enc year old last
spring. The owner Is hereby notified to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
her away, or she will be disposed Of according
to law. GEO M THOMPSON '
Luthcrsburg, Dec. is, ls52.-3ts ,,gs,