CIYe attirtrtiotr: TZIVIdS, -•- $l5O A YEAR LEBANON, PA. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1860 HOME AFFAIRS. Pennies can be had in any quan tum in enabling° for silver, at Waltz & Roedel's Book Store. Cyrus K. Suavely has removed his reaidenee and 13utvatiery to the residence of Widow Bents, in Chestnut street, Lebanon, where he will be ;doused to see all his old frienda and acvntrelnlwnenr. Adv. nest week. • Colored 'Gentlemen in an "irrepres,ti bketmitiot."-.-The other day a couple of ethio linne got mad at each other about the right to the forest place on a store boz. The "black M anmade" went in rough and tumble, they gouged, butted, and scratched, rolled in the mud, and found themselves after the "contention" full of mire and decidedly sore. Messrs. Reizenstein for the pur pose of going more extensively Into Lim Clothing. business, are molting of their shook of Watches, Jewelry, tlio. See their advertisement. Mr. Reuben Heilman's sale of Farming Implement's, Imo., at lleilman's Dale, will be held on Thursday, March 1. Adverese moot next week. VALENTINES,—A large and Splen did aesortment of Comics and Sontiraental Velem. Ones, Valentine Cards, Love Cards, Conversation 'Caris, Embossed Envelopes, &C. Just received • and for male at J. HENRY MlLLaa's Book Store. It will be perceived that the Sal ary of the Treasurer of Lebanon county has been - fixed by the 01121111idA loners at l per cent on all moneys received and 1 per cent on all orders paid. Heretofore his @Miry has been $250. As an of set against the increased percentage received, Mr. Bowman has paid into the Treasury the sum of $354 36, abatement received on payment of State Taxes with 'wont) , funds, which Is an item never heretofore returned, and by which means the •salary of the Treasurer Is reduced instead of in creased. The entire State Tax has been paid off, and hence the ballances owing by Collectors on State '-Tax all belong to the county. Dr. D. S. Gioninger, of Philadel. !phi*, will deliver a free Lecture in the Court !House on Wednesday evening, February 8. Sub ject i—Christtan Associations. The citizen of Lebanon may expect a rich treat from our friend the Dr. The Berke county Agriettienrid society has fixed upon the 25th, 26th, 17th and 28th of September, ne the time for the holding of the annual fair tor 1.480. The Lancistdr county •Society has fixed upon precisely the militia days. • Our Poor House and Jail ate 'sued nightly with the "traveling poor," but the 'fact is, too tunny of them Instead of being "travel ing poor" are drunken, strolling vagabonds, whose dotes, If they hare any, are of no account to any respectable party. Hence, we are surprised to fad our neighbor of the Quarier electioneering umong them. A party must be h rd up when so liciting such material. The Rau h Gap Debuting Seel 'eV, dismissed * on 'Wednesday evening, "which is the happier occupation, the farmer or the me chanic." The eflirmailve were Mersrs. Geiger, D. Rowe, ttinberger, Dyers, Evans, Lorandi and D. Rowe; the negative Messrs. Pendergast, Stem: baugh, Koons, Gard, Ernes, Albert end Shollen herger. The Judges &aided in favor of the neg alive, or mechan ie. The (jues:tion fu'r 'debate on February 1, is, "shoal.] Capital punishrhent be atulishad t" The supplement to the charter ,• 'of the Sinking Springs M utual Insurance Com. :ploy, hos become a law by receiving the R !gun ' ore of the Governor- An act for the bettor se. or the wages of laborers In Lebanon coun ty, is before the Legislature; also an act to abol ish the Office of sealer of weights and measures 'in said county; also an net to lay out a State road in the counties of Lebanon and Perks ; and a supplement to the act incorporating the North Lilltinstl and Mount Hope Plank and Turnpike 'Company, MEDZOAL.—For medical purposes "the 0010 CATAWILI BRANDY stands pre-eminent. To the eiok, and to the convalescent it is recom mended with the greatest confldence.; We de sign to publish that Dr. Geo. Ross, opposite the Court House, hes still an atl►plesupply of it; who for a valuable WensideVation has obtained the sole agency of it, for Lebanon and Lebanon County for two years. Whewevtfr, therefore, Brandy is needed in oases of sickbems nee Lyon's Ohio Ca tawba Brandy, and got it at Dr. Geo. Ross, Drug Store. Tux ExuLtart QUARTERLIES.—The ability with which the English Quarterlies are conduct ed, has deservedly won for them b high position. Not only the leading questions of the day are discussed in them, but men and books are also made the subjects of well considered and well Written, articles. Among the contributors to these QUarterlles are some of the ablest writers In the kingdom. During the coming year the state of European affairs will undoubtedly afford an abundance of material f r the Review writers, and as every intelligent person in the noun try desires to be well posted in the affairs of Europe, the Reviewa for 1860 will for them possess a pe culiar interest, ?deism ifrONARD SCOTS A on., of New York, offer BlaokuPood and the four leading Reviews, the London Quarterly, the Edinburgh, the North British and the Weetminater, for the small price of ten dollars per annum—a sum about equal to the subscription price of only one of them in England. Their edition is printed from advance sheets from the British pnbli shore, so that it is placed. In the bands of subscribers almost as soon as the original one. Art One of the histnanitmian movements of the times although known as such, can hardly bo 'overestimated in its importance upon the well b e i n g of our widely scattered communities. The population of the American State. is In tna. ay sections so sparse, that skillful Physi cians are hardly available to t h em. _ Viet numbers of our people, are obliged to employ in sicknoes, snob medical relief aa they can bear of from each other, or indeed any they can get from any quarter. Hence arise the great consumption of Patent Medicines among us, greater by far than any of the old countries. where skillful physicians are accessible to all Glasses. Unprincipled men have long availed themselves of this necessity, to palm off their 'Worthless nostrums, until the word has become equanimous with imposition and cheat. One of 'Stir loading Chemists in the East, Dn, Aron, is Pursding o course whirl) defeats this iniquity.— Ile brings notonly his own but the best skill of our times 'to hoar, for the production of the best remedies which cab h e made. These are suPPli ad' to the world, in a convenient form, at low prides, and the people wiliwo more buy poor med icines instead of good, at the same cost, than 6 07 will bran instead of flour. The inevitable liensactueoca of this Is, that the vile stompounds that dead our country are discarded for those which honestly accomplish the end in view, which cure. DO we over estimate its importance, in believing that this prospect of supplanting the byword medicines, with these of actual worth and virtue, is fraught with immense consequence for good to the masses of our people.—Gazette and Chroniete, Peru, la. THE CLOSING OF LIFE aro often rendered wretched by ailments which are trifling in them selves end easily cured if taken in time. Affections of the liver, stomach, and other organs concern ed in digestion, are the most frequent. They naturally make the sufferer nervous, irritable and complaining, and relatives end friends are forced to bear the brunt of the ill-humor. The use of Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters will prove an efficient remedy for this evil. It will not on ly strengthen the whole physical organization, but entirely cure the most obstinate cases of In digestion, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and Liver Coin plaint. The first physicians in the country are loud in their praise of this preparation. Another recommendation of the Bitters is that it is so pal stable to the taste that it may be used even as a beverage. Sold by all druggists. Ittditto. MI.IO I I. 1 Icor 11 Smith, a • well-hnoWn Citizen of Manaynuk, while out gunning 1' one days last week, "brought down" an eagle on tha wing The'bird measured, six feet from tip to tip of the wings. Mt. Smith toot 4be. bird home, and on 'reaching his house, his Wife discovered a piece of ribbon round its neck. On extuktin'atien, they Odd that there was at tachedlo the ribbon aMedakeit which was engraved —"Buy all your garments AVG:a gathi, Ciothin Hall of Rockhill & Wilson, Noi. 603' and 1103 Chestnut atm° t. Philadelphia." THE OLD DOCTOR'S SON, A. S..ilß&Th i PHYSICIAE Aga StraosoX, will examine the'siokeindlife adviccires, at our agents DR. GEORGE ROSS, LEBANON, 19 of Jan. and March, 1860. Dr. S. S. Stevens, Reading, 2101. of January and 21st. of March. Mr. C. K. Keller's, Ilarrisburg,l7th of January and 17th of March. Mr. John Heitman* a, Hamburg, 28d of January and 22d of March. • Mr. J. G. Drown's, Pottsville, 25th of January and 24th of March. Dec.l4, 1859. ; 3 mu. Akiy- See Dr. Sanford's advertieement of Liver Inviga• rater and Family Cathartic Pills, in another column. Important to Female*. DR. CIIEESEMAN'S PILLS Prepared by_Corneliesl.. Cheesediatx, M. D., NEW YORK -CITY The combination of ingredients in these Pills are the result of a long nod esteimitb prattle... They are mill in their operation, and Ceittnin in correcting all irregu laritivs. Painful Menstruntkins, removing all obptruc dans whether from cold or otherwise. headache, pain in the side. palpitation of the heart. whites, nil nerv ous affections, hysterics, fatigne. pain in the back and limbs, &c., disturbed sloop, which arise from interrup tion of nature TO at ARRIBD •LA DIES. Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable. as they will bring on the monthly period With regularity. Ladies who have been disappointed in the use of other Pills nn place the utmost confidence in Dr. Chen eman's Pills doing all thnt they represent to do. NOTICE. There is one condition of the female system in which the Pills ertnnot be taken without producing a PECU. LIAR RESULT. The condition referred to is PRNO NANCY—the result. MISCAItRIetOE. Such is the irre sixtable tendency of the Medicine to restore the sexual functions to a normal condition, that even the repro ductive power of nature cannot resist it. Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything injurious. Explicit directions, Which should be read, accompany each box. Price $l. Sent by mail on en clogitig Si to Dn. CORNELIUS L. CIIRESEMEN t BOX 4,531, Post Office, New York City. scam at +ma DRUGGIST IN EVEET TOWN IN TIM UNITED grAtiS IL B. HUTCHINGS, General Ag.nt for the United States. 165 Chambers-St., :;iiye-TOrk, To whom all Wholesale orders should be Addressed. Sold at Dr. Ross' Drug Stbre,'LeVisnon, Pa. Dec. 7, 185S;-PT. Ztotitts. Preaching tt the M. 'B. Church, next Sunday morning and evening. 'trenching every 'Cie- ning this week. Episcopal service and Italy t'dittinhnida next Sunday at 3 b'eldek, p., th., 'in Temperance English preaching flat Gahhtith , "marning and evening and German in•the firternoon in Zion's Lutheran Church. German Service next Sunday morning at, the Herscsheepike meeting halve, and German in the Moravian church at Lebanon in the Even . German preaching next Sabbath 'morning, and English in the evening, in Salem's Lutheran church. English preaching next Sabbath morning in the Reformed church. . atrioa. la On the 26th nit:, tiy,Rev. A. C. Wedekind, Mr. Henry Lingle to Miss Louisa Albert, both hf L'ast. Hanover, Lebanon County. On the 24t1 tilt., by 'Rev. F. W. Kremer, Mr. George Frank, to Miss Sarah ;Tone Carothers, both of Millereek tp., this county. (gtiEv On the 25th, at Cornwall, Mrs. Casper Shank. In the beginning of December, ult., at the plan tation of Mr. DeFrancis, near Ployd, Loh isiana, Mr. Cyrus Uhler, formerly of this place, aged about 48 years. glEby gttiVtrtisintelito. private. Sale . - TffitE subscriber o•rs et Privet. Bate. FOUR'cartain LOTS of Gronnd situat. in the Borough of Leba non, hounded an the Bast. by Market strut t. on which street. the said lots front about one hun:l a !!! dred and fifty sht feet and ext..nd hack, in depth !.. to Partridge alley. Itbunt one hundred: end lii to feetinn the North by en Alley end on the South by a lot of Ground, now In possesaMn of Catlin rine Rohrer. With the apt urten tines, situate sad he• lug in the Borough of Lebanon. in the said County:— Sate the. lestate of ArleelAM itgeTERIMAN.: damaged. For terms, &e., apply to . . PIIARIS °AMWAY, , Administrator of said Rotate. Lebanon, February 1, 1260.:4t. Public Sale. WILL be Sold at-Public Sale. on ,Monday, Starch 6 1860; at Union Forge, in Union Township. 4 miles North of Jonestown. and 214 Tiles below the • Big tssm. " the following Personal - Property. viz:- - 1 l BAY, .HORSEi 4 MULES, 3 COWS, Sey us eg Plita.l (about 3 months old.) 1 Stare tary and Bookcase, Miming. 1 Lounse. letteec - Tables and Chairs, 9 Red deads and Bedding, A Stoves, pipe, 3 Brass Clocks, Tnt,s An d &ands, Iron Rattles and Pots,l Copper Kettle, 2 Roll ing Knives. Crockery. Glassware., bookine Glawww. to ;tether with a variety of riou*sroLD and KITCUEN FURNITURE too nutnerons to inentinn. est'e to wman - tee at 10 o'clock. A. M.. of said day. when attendsnee will be given and ropdltiony of el le will be meth , known by The UNION FORGE CO. Union Forge. February 1, 1860. Office of the Lebanon Mini al Insurance Company. Jar's:Trawls, January 23. 1860. tiOtiRTH ANNUAL STATEMENT or thb X Lebanon Mutual InsUrance Con:tunny, made egree.ible to an act of the Legislature incorpora ting said Company. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $200.000. Amount of Risks in Merchants' cl nee, El .589.840 Farmers' " 1,467,320 " Mutual " 116.470. Whole Amount of Risks, Amount of Preminm notes held by the Complny in the Merchants' Class, " $58.984 00 " f' Farmers' d' 46.732 00 " " Mutual el 116.470 00 Whole amount of Premium Notes held by the Company, 222,186 00 Notes, Bills, Bonds and Moneys due by Agents, 3,195 46 Bill -in Cash department 28,449 22 Whole amount of Assets of the C0rn 5263,830 68 pony Indebtedness of Company $2.71 3 " Losses during the year, 6,377 59 43censes during the year, °floc Rent, commissions of Agents, Salary of Of ficers and Directors, Stationary, Printing, Postage, Ae. 1 , 090 46 The above is a correct statement as appears on the books of the entnpunv. JOHN BRUNNER, President, WM. A. Bantry, Seneetery. Jonestown, February t , 1880. ID you see ATSII I / 4 11 k , J1R0.% kenr Hoot and Oboe if store. THE LEBANON ADVAR:tiSER.---A FAMILY NEWSPAPER. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Selling olfat and below Cost. REIZENSTEIN .& BROTHER intend to in• crease their Clothing Business, are selling off their sir& of WATCHES & JEWELRY, without regard to Bost. Ali who wish to obtain Bargains arc invited to call. Now - is your time to get good Bargains . Witches going at ruinous rotes. Fine 18 caret gold hunting watches, formerly sold at 50 Dollars. are sold now at $35. All kinds of Silver Hunting watches sold at IS to ]8 Dollars are going now fur 9 and 10 Dollars.. Openfac ed silver watches worth 10 Dollars for 5 and 6 Dollars. Jewelry sold for merely a Song. Gold Breastpins worth $5 at 2 50 " Eardrops " 5 "2 50 " Setts " 3 "1 00 " Studs " 350 " 1 75 f' Fingerrings " 300 " 1 50 " do. 1, 200 " 1 00 a do. " 160 " 75 A large assortment of Fancy goods sold below Cost. REIZENSTEIN i BRO. Lebanon, Feb. 1, 1860. Receipts and Expenditures OF LEBANON CoUNTY. 1859 JOS. BOWMAN, Trrasnrer or Lebanon Counts, in ac count with Bald Co tray from the 3d day of January 1859, until the 2d da. of January. 1880 DR. fiEUEtP I'S TO aggregato amount or Tax levied In the different Townships and Boroughs of Lob.non county for the year 1859, viz: North antiville $1453 62 South Amarillo 1672 93 Bethel 1620 54 Cold Spring; 113 41 'Cornwall • 2733.58 Nast Uanover • 449 1 87 geblelberg 1778 62 jibk'Pn 27111 61 • Lehat.. in poroogh.oll W) 914 49 Lebanon Buro-gli. (IV. W) 767 46 North Leha.ion Borough 78$ I t North Lutist:ion township 1215 4 South Lehman iown,•titp 7797 32 Londonderry 2160 32 Millereek 1191 79 Swattra 1172 87 Union 773 86 24,34 06 To balance in the handeof TraasnrsrAs per lag year's account 555 81 To cash received from John Betchold, ex cess tax for the year 1859 21 45 In moax received fr ins Gid e on nepp,excess tax far ;he year 18.8 9 31 To cash received trim, Jacob Bixter, excess tax for the year 1858 21 48 Tomah received from Oliver Bowman, ex• Mots tax for the year UM 5 41 To cash received from Jas. Zimmerman,ex cess tax for the year 1858 1 62 Tocaeh received from Eunch Garret, ex:ess tax for they ear 1851 3 38 To cash received front Andrew 11. Bmbich, excess tax for the year 18'18 8 85 Te cash received from Andrew Clemienin, excess tax thr the year i 8 .8 17 07 To cash receive— from John 144rth, excess 0 ix fur the xoa^lB - 58 T.i cash received rebut Peter Loser, excess tax fo the year' 858 • 3 (.17 To each received ff«tit Meiht Light, excess tax ter the 'year 1851 3 92 To cs-h rieelved from Simnel 0.41/, excess t.x fur the year 111,8 7 48 T , colt received front Ilichtel Koh , , excess tax fur the year 1859 4 57 To c isle received front Jonathan Bendor,ex. Cede tax for tne year 1°59 . 53 42 , To cash received iro n Julio Wolfersherger, excess tat'Y forth, year 1859 13 37 To ca,ll received front J 0419 1 -1 P Light, ex cl....+ tax fur the year 1858 Ti c...th received front Wm. (tore, ter, t.X.. reas tax for the year 11355 '7 es Tu cssh received from James Hummel. for strays sold 4 '75 To rash received from A. S. Ely, fur fines 4 03 Tu cash received fr,.m George ne for Aingles 5 00 To cash received from A. S. Ely, for strays . 2 00 To ceidi received from Joscp'a Henry, fur st rarlz'sitid . 7 62 To cash reCeßeefrout Town Cetnicil Lt. coal and vas r C:1411 received from the Burger Family for use of Court Muss TocaM received frou the Belt Ringers fur 15.15 of Celia [louse To cash receivell from is.`r. FlOwers, fu the use of Court idolise To melt received from James W. Bbitr,Jury Fees 36 00 Tu . cash received from Cyrus P Miller,fury Fees 57 00 T., rash received from sundrry persona as a temporary loan 12,150 00 -OUTSTANDING TAX. Jaseph 0. shilidle. tor the Tear 1864 John Foeht fur the year 1557 188 F 4 Joild flefehold for the year 1857 74 30 Jodiah flowthert for the year 3.867 154 64 Gideon Rhnrror the year 1653 124 96 Wm th.vevivr do 1658 422 66 Jacob L Ilixier do d , 139 77 Samuel F Mother do do 40 43 Oliver Bowman do do 39d 48 Joe Zimmerman do do 017 94 Hooch °erret do do 253 43 H Ittobich dix do 575 64 .To F Light do do IRS 12 Samuel tieib do do 140 94 And. Ciondenin do do 255 24 Jwhu N , 4lth do do 435 20 Wm Wm "$y do do sn 84 Peter Lee do do 263 93 closed Light de do 343 63 Additional Taxes Atettowenc received from State on 47,0 k fib for funds used of County for payiug off Staid Takes W'it, the unCeralgtiod, Auditors of Lebanon county. Do Certify, that in pursuance of the 47th yectlon of the Act entitled en "Act relating to 3ountilex and town ships. AD.." p teed the 13th day of April, A. D , U'34. met at the COM mistiloanra' Mika, in th .1 Borough of I..eb . anon on the 233 day of January. A. I) . and did audit, adjust and Settle the several accounts rooked of us by law,agreenbly to the several acts of Ass-tithly and supplements theretr, according to the b at of our tiCtltell arsd ithilltior,and we Bnd in the handout dos. lintrman-Eog , Treasure: of Leh .non county, a balance of three thousand two hundred and forty three Orollars And tat , ty nine cents In hie hands Tit, Auditors tt ISO further Lind therein due the coun ty in Outstanding Taxes the stun of eleven thousand, live hundred and fittr•tbreo dollars and one rent. The AntW ors also further find that the County is in debted to different Individuals for loans to tho amount of nineteen thousand five honored and fifty dollars from which said amount deduct the outstanding taxes tugeth or with the annotnt In the Tremont's hands {less the connolvsiotts and oxonerati na due collectors) will leave the root balance or debt"( tar county about eight thousand dollars. on the 2d day of Janu try, A. D., VW. In 'witness whereof we have heerunto eet our hands this 23d day of January. A D .11030. HENRY BRA NDT. (II I) Auditors of JAMES fl Mjlntr, ANDREW AA, Leban-m Co. OIL The following collectors have pii4 the svaenitts set oppeeite their respectite dames since tie 23d day Of January, 1$00: John Shntt $l9O 00 ' Samuel Gelb . 205 (0 Daniel Keller. 0 175 0 Joseph Zimmerman 200 00 CR.-PAYMENTS. By .etudz paid frit Orders issued by the Cornmizsioners of Lebanon county, as follows, viz:— ALMS ROUSE. By east paid David Bowman, Esq., Treasurer of Lebanon county Alms House, on Orders $7500 OD ASSESSMENTS AND APPEALS. By rash paid different Assessors for making the yearly assessments, de livering appeal. notices, &e., 83i 40 BRIDGES OVER, BIG SWATARA CREEK. By cash paid Wm. W. Murray for .Plank at Union For& $23 70 By cash paid Harrison 7. told fee repairs at Jonestown Bridge $lO 00 By cash Paid Solomon Bohr fur re pairs at Jonestown Bridge and 12 50 By cash paid John Harper for Plank repairs at itarper's Bridge 42 08 68 28 BRIDGES ACROSS LITTLE SWATARA By cash paid Darid lloniage; for pairs at Noll's Bridge 7 06 By cash paid David Boltz for repairs at Banker Mt 2 50 ---- 9 50 BRIDGES ACROSS QUITAPAHILLA CREEK. By rash paid Borough Council for re. pairs at Market St. Bridge $llO 00 By cash paid Reuben Wolfe rsherger for repairs at Barty's bridge 8 00 By cash paid George Uhler and Da vid Uoffman for balance • retained by former Commissioners 125 00 $3,173,630 --- 243 BRIDGE ACROSS THE INDIANTOWN OO CREEK. By cash paid Jobs Harper for re pairs and plank 18 81 MARKET STREET BRIDGE ACROSS THE UNION CANAL. By each paid supervisors of North Lebanon borough 32 50 By rash paid Shirk and Millar !hi spike• 3 , 234 By mob paid George Slack foi labor and lumber 35 09 ---- 71 MIFFLIN HARBOR BRIDGE. By 'cash paid. John Philips for labor and materials 32 59 BRE ED EN BACH'S BRIDGE. By cash paid Peter H. Rodearmel for repairs 112 95 By cash paid David Bollinger for re• pairs 2 85 65 00 CANAL AND TIILPETIOCKEN BRIDGE. By cash paid Silas Wolverton for fin ishing said bridge according to contract 150 00 By cash paid for extra work allowed VldWdfa TO 00 By cash paid David Hollinger for OEI ME 20 00 BM 5 00 5 00 41 0 CM ets 00 354 59 $43.83319 CR t -4 ADVERTISEMENTS. 1► Lite~Lead - ZINN'S BRIDGE. 826 37 paid John Zinn for work and repairs 44 75 EREDGES IN GENERAL. By rash, paid Adam. Grittinger for tilifereut Drafts, Drawings & plans for bridges 37 00 CORONER'S INQUESTS. By cash paid David/Oink for holding 9 Inquests sll4 36 By rash paid fireicbler mail Barry for postmortem examination I 0 00 By cash paid E. &W. Bowers far do. 10 00 COURT EXPENSES. 134 36 By cub paid Grand Jurors 8414 18 By rash paid Traverse Jurors 1174 69 By cash paid Tipstaves in ou - By cash paid Court Cryer 52 50 By cash paid Sheriff' for summoning Jurors 76 00 By cash paid Constables for making returns 47 89 By cash paid 11. B. Carmony far board ing Jurors 78 00. By cash paid Cyrus P. Miller. Esq., Clerk of Quarter Sessions, for fees in Commonwealth Gesell 1090 07 By cash paid Joseph Sielm, Justices, . Conitables and Police fees 172 66 ity cult paid A. 8. Ely, Justices, Gm stables and Police fees 148 82 By casirpitld Joseph,Shantzfor fees 29 84 By cash krit.WttUb.r . for fees 2 50 . By &AU paid John:Zeck for fees 3 2t By cash paid Johrt:Stalne foi fees 36 22 By cash paid Abraham Heilman for foes 2 Oti By rash pail Samuel:Babb for fees 7 44 By cash paid Henry McCord for fees 62 By cash paid - Stephen U. Holtz for fees 4 44 By cash paid Peter L. Stouch for fees 900 -- $3394 08 By cash paid Samnol'illauck for 06n -raying 7.prlsoners.to Eastern Pen itentiary 210 00 • By cash said Sam' Ilmick for board. lag prisoners during 1859 759 959.96 By cash paid for support of convicts in Eastern Penitentiary- COURT OUSE EXPENDITURES, By sash, paid John Si. Mark for paint, sng Court House 160 00 By cash paid Win. G. Fisher for insu rance 181 50 By cash paid John Rise for roof 448 80 By cash paid Charles Greenawalt for 'hardware 76 67 By cash,paid (L./larch for painting 36 25 By cash paid George Bess for letter ing and glazing 18 50 By cash paid George Meily fur repairs and attending clock 25 00 By rash paid James T. Young for gas 39 95 By rash paid Bowman, Dauer & Capp for lumber T 46 By cash paid Joseph Bowman for 2 years' Pamphlet laws 5.00 liv rash paid G Brower. gas fixtures 760 By cash paid Henry Pelletal:mum for repairs at press 5 pi> By cash paid David Boner for prods 2 95 By cash paid to different persons for hauling, work at Pavement, &c. 59..90 ----- 1045 75 LEBANON COUNTY FIRE ENGINE. By cash paid P. L. Weimer for repairs to Engine 150 06 By anti paid Moyer & Paiffer for re , pairs at Rouse 'B5O 168 On JAIL EXPENDITURES. By as is paid Shark k Miller for eoa r i at Jail and Court. Howse 130 29 13y cash paid .1. T. Young for Gas 30 59 By cash. paid Henry & Stine for filer cliandi'se 10 27 By cash pole J. D. Krause k Co., for Marchand ize 13 50 By cash raid Bowman Hatter & Capp for Lumber ut Jail and Cow t house 34 01 By, cash paid D. 11. Karmatil for Hard- , were 10 03 'By cash paid George Reidenaur for 2 yea; p medical attendance nLJail 30 00 By caelrpaid 3. T. Young for Lamp Post 15 50 By cash ,paid Joseph Bowman for 1 ., 'Shoes' for 'prisoners 14 72 By cash perd'iiihn Rise for r'pairs ]2 24 'By eaidrpaid Henry Tenenbaum for handcuffs 5 00 By cast, paid Samuel Ifauck for two cords wood 9 00 By do Jacob Bachntexido 9 00 By do Moses Arnold do 9 00 By do .1. p. Smarties for work 3 00 By do ITiltry Shirk for plastering 4 , 30 Sundry perilous for cleaning Jail s .aultitg; 14 75 361 85 COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE. Cash Jacob Bachman salary in lull 150 00 do Michael Reining - sr do 150 00 do Da , id Hollinger do 150 00 do Cyrus Shirk, Clerk do 360 00 do Le%i Kline. Counsel do 100..00 . do s=l Lutz, Messenger do 98 09 , AND IOOB'OO STATIONARY, i",(5 riVgrg BINDING. Cash p'd sundry persons for station ary, postage aud binding FEINTING. Cash p'd Worth & neinochi ao lA in. 11. Breslin do J. Young & Co. do Joseph Hartman 478 45 FOX SCALPS. Cash p'd sundry persons for Fox scalps and probate .16 95 TAXES REFUNDED. 'Cash Jobn Kintzel • 863 do Jacob Coakley 800 do Daniel Welter 1 96 15 49 PRINCIPAL AND'INTEREST PAID. ens)t p'd sundry persons fur principal and interest 6050 a COUNTY AUDITORS Cash p'd County Auditors for audit ing account do John Krauao for auditing of- Ace account 10 00 do A. S. Ely do 12 00 ELECTION EXPENSES. 65 62 Clush . p'd sundry persons for conduct- ing spring electim 34.2 75 do Constables, notifying officers 62 4D do sundry persona for conduct ing general election 450 60 du Assessors for praising and putting up poll lists 137 50 OFFICE FEES. Cash 01 Cyrus p. Minor, Esq. 95 24 do John Stains, Esq, 57 2d --- 156 SO BRIDGE . VIEWERS. Cash p'il Viewers at Canal and Vulpe hocken Bridge 6 00 ABATEMENT ,ON COUNTY TAX. Abatement' allowed Col:kb:wit' for ' taxes paid prior to the 15th day of July. 1859 ' ' 704'42 COLLECTORS' PAY AND EXPENDITURES. Pay of Collectors for 1854 in full 1134. do 1657 _do% 161 20 do 1658 doh. 831.00 .. do 1859 part • 388 91 ErOIMRATIONS Exoneradorte allowed' Poi' the -peat 1854 in fill/ 9 40 do 13,57 in full' 3211 . do do 18511 No full 261 33 do do 13591 a part 89 60 302 44 iget—. The entire and whole amount of State Taxes being all paid in full to dtte, the following Taxes ara all due the county : - OUTSTANDING TAXES. Samuel Ilarbesol, Coltecror of Bait Ward Lebauou Borough $698 SO Gideon Rupp, Collector a' North Ann villa 682 50 SliChael Burkirdder, Caccia* Str.th Annrille 732 . 93 Sohn Short, Collector orCornwall 788 36 Joseph Zimmernsatt, Collector of Batt %armee* 1620 20 J. IL Iletrlch, Collector of nem, • Isartr 1445 67 Samuel Geib,Calleetor of South Leb , anon 609 47 Aterstosse n.-311 n . Collector rf North he me •ei 11 wough ' 576 15 At drew 11 Kno•ict,,coliector of &Ist Word 1 - ,hation pqr-Itgh 1177 97 Daniel Ketbtp , Cotlecfor of Millcreek 1023 63 C.dh ctor of Bwatara 1308 43 !teary LI el.lem au, Cod actor or Uoion. .793 0) Jerunthau lien ter, Collector or j.ek "oil * dd . & CO I.lenry W. Tree;, Collector of Cold - Spring 0000 00 John Wolf r, hermit., Collector of Lon. donderry 0000 00 Mosee I.fght,Calleetor of Narth Lob anon township 000 00 Michael Kohr Cello;tor of Bethel 00110 00 --- $11555 01 Treasurer's Comml.sion fir recede. 114131 607 02 at the rate of 1 per • cent. $316 07 Treasurer's Gunualtslou for paying out 326,381.73 at , the rate of 1 per cent, 263 81 $/0 4/9 80 Balance In Ittade of Joseph Bew men, Tie&3llrer 3,243 39 . . RacnTED, Lebanon. January 23 . 1866. of Joseph Be. Map. Nsq.. late Treasurer of Lebanon county. the hundred end Forty three Vtla i ic.'laTniCl 6 ;ll* . itrlCyputtuo 6 e t oZa. ISA:lnce du4: Cdoip.ty, no por sot lament of County Addit"es. 33.243 39 ISORtsN FR, Treasurer of Lebanon notaiY • SET rake," ENT I3WEEN ihe Director= -f the Lt.ba. nc n Comity B.lmihonse. and the Auoiter , of said for the year ending on th , 2d do of January. 1860, inclusive: _ _ DR Balance on utst year's settlement, in the hands of David Bowman. Tr.asurer 178 20 Cash of Commissioners on 8 orders 7500 00 . 4 Jacob Beim for 2 horses 215 00 Wm Bauch for 4900 itannh OS CO " A 8 Whitman for Sarah /atter 74 00 EMS NEW ADVERTISEMENT. " Ahem Fermtler for Job n Wilma • 20 00 " Don'i Dellmoo fur Fanny Ilmitoon'a 411113,20 ht) " Thou Runkle for Box's 011 Won ' 20" 00 " Polly Long for her FlUpport in Almshouse 110 - 00 " lid. Kreider @toward) fort COWS Sal 60 00 4IC at r 4 ~ fur pasture 850 " Wows Arnold -'or wuud 2) 00 " Wo:ormao, Ooborno ACo , for Discount an bills :9 41 Cash of Dr. W,lll.qui:fird for-Shoots 8 U 0 " Rudolph Krefoor.fw timothy eeod 1 25 " .Jacob Light for timothy Reed ' - '2 50 - " 88. - hreider'Oteward) for stone sold 82 11 Paid for settlement with Montour county .47 41 Lebanon Mutual Fire lasuranes Ca. 74 18 " ant door medication 105 41 Olorersced 26 On Fish 610 " Bede and Bedding , 48 65 " Vireproof eare 120 50 " School Teaching 600 11 Groceries 839 19 " Drugs and Spices 72 69 " Tailoring CA 90 6 Lumber 89 67 Saddlery 22 22 Stationery and Books 9 33 " Tinware < 8 17 " Coal 492 77 Farriery ' • 11 09 11 PM slings wages an. out door labor 220 70 " Potatoes 40 44 settlement with Petat'a State Luna tic Bsyitiat. ..)62 00 Paid tor Salaries 473 00 " Toll, 13445 " Trews 12 60 " Farm implements 42 85 " Grain and Salt 1258 28 " Range and Stores 41 25 " Freight 27 92 0 4 ) 1 16(4144$ earrie.;a 8 n " Brick 12 9.0 " Shoes, hate and .iatis 268 59 " Cofflos and ehrouds . 61 tit " Oarpentere' work 300 Illacksasith work 48.70 " Out-door ruiners 7(4123 • llringlue paupers 26 00 " hospital nurse 76 82 Gm ding. fulling and dyeing 22 16 " Gratuities 77 20 " liars ware 93 01 " Merchandise 1299 33 " Cattle 67 00 Milano. in the hands of Treasurer 451 91 427 65 Inconformity with an act of the General awatutdr of the Commonwealth of Penney tottlin.Pneued the 16th any of 1tnecd..,13 . 30 entiticA en Aot for tit- erection et a ll.dtte for the aupoort of the poor of Lebtnon County." low° we, the untlereighed.Pirectore of the Poor of enid county. in conjunction with the rertninely elected Au. ditore, whom duty it le to a/111141W th, foregoing sto to. moot of retch to end expenditurce of the Poor ;louse Instototion from the. 34 day of ..Innuery'. A. 1), 1859. to the 2•i day of January, 1360. incinstre and god the came cdrrert. MIL the nnderei t-ned. Anditori; eleeNd to settle and Igiutigt the Rev.trat Remnants of t.elliarina county, Perk that wa h tve ex I mined.the foreeii; account. and voucher; thereunto tiblonglng, and find the same tor rtot. , , In witnese whereof we have hereunto not our ha de and ;wale the 23d day of danulty. A 'D., 1810, HI RR AKDV, (II e)) JAMBS 14IIst MEL, Auditors. L . . ANQKENV VOX, Attest :—Crses hrbOION ALIIRROURR, • Janaa.yl. 1900 MALES trIcKALIs3 Under 10 3,ars., 11 Under I 0 • years, 7 Ele - weel 19 lk do 5 Itotwoon 10 &%) do 9 do 20 &30 di. ,6 do 20-& :t0 do 7 do 30* 40 do * 6 do : so &40 do 5 do 40 *5O do 12 do 40 &50 do 7 . 60 s6O dd 6 do 50 4 .60'd0 di do 60* 70 do 10 do tit,* 70 do 9 do '7O &BO do 8 do 704190 do 2 Total, 117 Died during the year.l7 ;les, 9; renuder, B. The following articles were used during the year: 147 pairs shoes 82 Mens' combs 87 do pants 77 Petticoats 63 hats 204 pair Stockings 37 Bos s' hats a d caps 55 Bonnets 63 Roundabouts 58 Vests 84 handkerchiefs 104 Combs 32 Cos is 39 Strew bats 51 pairs of Boys' pants 79 Fine Combs 104 pairs suspenders 111 Womsn's Shies 156 Mans' shirts 67 Neckerchiefs 107 Frocks 110 Aprons 131ettAtered during the year: 21 Steers. weljlting 12580 potidt. 27 Hogs, weighing 61837 pounds. 113 h.', proetuce et the Farm utts as rollows: I 531 buithefis Witisit 40 load.; Hoy 90 do 93r0 , r , 9 Loshoh.ticoothy semi 905 do Potgoes 6 do_ cloverseed 950 dl GN.O. 12300 bushels lime 1000 do (hsto..,. .; _ Lo Igo] Over niAlkt, MM.,. Litbsoanon, Fobruitry 1, lIIII_-41 174 20 93 00 39 50 71 1 5 Militia Account.. I,EB.ANON' COUNTS'. 1859 JOS 'Ur COWMAN, Treasurer of Lebnuou Counts. DR To anima of Witte Fines aseeased for the pear 1859. 1393 00 To amount of etees4 trot received 32 34 CR By exonerations allawed collectors in Tull 241 00 By collection allowed collectors in 11E1 fu1167 30 Ily enrollment allowed collectors In full 45 82 By oash pall COMMlssloners 60 00 ily cash Dahl Clerk, as per order of c.mmisi..uers 60 00 Treasurer's commission on $ll7B 34 11 78 Worth k Reloath for printing 19 75 Wm 51 Broglie, .1. 411 14 76 J INung kCo 0 0 800 Waltz & lice Ile. shatlonery 2 29 General W 11 Kelm for Court of In. , IMMO (miry 66 Major F partbidh, postage - So ()mei W ,U teii„ 2„ et Getel W Udell, 11 days services 12 00 !dolor W Tice, do do 12 ' 00 ColD W Ryan, do •do 12 00 Le, Col./ . Cleexanien do do l2 r 0 Major J M Mark do do 13 DO OPn'i js llri:ft, 2 days reviewing bat. teflon• , 00 Worth Relmilit; for printing ar . ders 2 ' Wm 'rice r Brigade Inspector, 1, year eatery ••• 150 00 . Wm "Wnellson, leader of the Myers. • town. psnd for I,day services 21 00 donee Sir distrillastion 295 44 1415 45 Delance for dietriheirinn itnAget the several companion /85 4/ CLAMS OF BIAS DIFiIiatENT :OONIPANIRS. Washington Artihel7 claims 384 1,6 Deduct Fines 123 66. N Worm! Rifle Deduct. Fines -- 288 5C Jonmeown Rifle claims 208 50 Brduca iinen 80 00 128 50 VradPrick•bnrg nuards claim 412 00 brduct &Ines 8 , 00 - 401 Ityo rstowa Dragoons claim 1255 51' C° Deduct flnos M 30 00 Distritittan amongst the srrimral amtpanios at the rate of 26 14;100 per end =Az Dollar. *ash mem'', ey A rtillery. Capt Eaabirb 61 81 1 A Natlattal Mil, Ca Fan! er 44 1 ./ J”toeistpartt 6111 a. Copt "alarray 33 604 Nrodk.rielb rg t=pards. Capt. Harriet 105 64 1 A Myer town Dragroon., Capt. Dangea 318 9 .33 595 44 11W9RY BRANDT, (US) JAOIB9 RUMMEL, Auditors ANDREW FOY,. Attest :—Orults Runt. Merit, Lebeuen, February 1,1860 UNITED STATES MAILS POST OTSIOS DEPARTMENT,. • WOShisigton, DP amber 10.1850. PROPOSALS will reeeived at the Contract Of fi ce of this Department until 3 p. m. of Saturday, MarCh 31,1360, for oonveyini the mails of the United States for four years. commencing July 1, 1860. ant ending ,ynne 30, 1864. in the State of Pennsylvania, on the routes and by the schedules of departures and arrivals herein specified. -- $579 EVI Decisions announced by April 24. 1060. (Bidders teat examine carefully thtinatruations wowed) 2202 Front Lebanon, by /tellers garner- to Flunriere. town, 10 miles and bank. tbrei times a weak. $ ,69 19 Leave Lebanon Tuesday, Thursday, and-Saturday ott3pm; Arrive at Shrefferstown by 6 p m ; Leave Sluefferstown Tuesday, Thursday x and Satnr day at 9 a m ; Arrive at t ebanon by 12 in. 2293 From Lebanon. by Jonestown. to Fredericksburg, 10 miles and beck. three times a week. Leave • ebanon Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at at 4 p m; Arrive at fredericksburg bY7 p m , Leave Fradekicksburg Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; 614 ArriVe at LiVanOU by 9 a in. pr000#930,4ir6 invited for six.times.a-week service. 2224 Pr_om Sahrersburg. by Wintersville and Halt, to Stiauclibure.,loMles and back, twice a week. Leave itebrersbnrg Tuesday awl Saturday atli a ui Arrive at Stptirchburg by 2 p Leave stOnahtittrg Ttteld'ay and Saturday at 3 p ra; Arrive sitßehrerabnrg by 5 p m. Proposals are invited for a third weekly bit". 2282 Yroln Winterirrille, by :desist sZtusi to blyeritowiy 1.0 idles and back, twice a week. DEMI. CTIRIST!,!I Directori J A MSS BENSON, 236 60 300 60 IA 00 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 'Leave Wintererille Tneadav and Saturday at Gam; 'Arrive at Myerstown by 12 in : Leave s,lverstoWn Tiolday and Saturday at 1 p m ; Arrive at;, Wintereville by 7 p tn. 2236 From Muncy. by linshesville. Corson's and Rl uleamere.mx Laporte, 25 miles and back, three , times wetk.• . Leave MtincY Tuciday,Thitr , day. and Saturday. off 'arrival of the midi from Philadelphia, say at 2 - Arrive at Laporte by a p tut t. Leave Laporte Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at %am;_ ' - - Arrive at alunety by 12 m. „, 2297 From Bluntly, by Wolf Run. 11unteritidlle, Grove.. Eldredville. Camobellvilimand Overton, to New Albany:43 miles and back, once a week. ,'Lease Muncy 'Tuesday at 6 a nt 'Arrive nt New Albany' by 7 p m, Lem New Albany Monday at 5 a m; Arrive at Money by 7 p m • • 2293 From Eglesmere, by Forkevillei Eldred vile. and Shank. to Canton, 33 miles and back, once a week Leave Eglesmere Friday at 1 a m ; Arrive at Canton next day by 12 al Leave Canton Wednesday at 7 a m ; Arrive at Ellesmere neat day by 12 m. 2299 From Corson's, try Muncy Bottom, and Sonextown, to Laporte. ?.6 miles and back, once a week. 8 +7B S 2 Leave Coreon'e Wednesday at 8 a os; Arrl.fc at Laporte by Leave taPartergesdaY at 4 p m : - Arrive at Carson's by 8 p m ; 2300 From Attleboro% by Oxfiird Valley and Fallslnt ton. to Niairblvilto. la miles and tonik• twice a week. LeRWO Attlebem' Monday and Friday at S 4 fil at:Moriffiville by 11 a in; Lehme Morrisville.Vonday arid Friday at 1 p m ; ArriveatiAitibberf, be 4 p - 2311 'From Blueby Broad Axe, to, White Marsh. $ 4 miles andibliak, three times a .week, Leave Blue 841. Thesday, ThersdAy, and Saturday at6amt ii Arrival at, White Marsh by 7 a m.• Leave White Marsh Tuesday, Thuisday, and Sat, Writ:y-14 5% m ; • Arrivesat.jilae'Bell byll% n nt. •• Proposals; are Invited Sr six-tiniet,e.-week service. 2302 From,f,ew- London, by West Or va and :Tanners vit tpebetham, 10 miles and back. twice a, week. Leave New. liendon Monday and Fr Mav, after ar rival ofiinatrfrom Newark. say ata% p no; Arrive at Cluttliant by 5% p m : • Leave Chatham Monday and Friday at 6p m ; Arrive at New London by S p in. 2303 From Zaigterarille, by Frederick, Boughs. Cole brooltditle. Clayton. and Shimmerville, to Emaus, 29 miles.i.futliftelti,trico a week. Leave Zelilersville Monday and Friday at 8 a m • Arrive Enatuaby,s p.m; Leave Eames Tuesday .and Saturday at 9 a ra ; Arrive at Zeiglersiiiiety 6 p m -2304 From Sumneytown,. by fjlevpinville- Gary's, and Bosensack, to Emaus, 18 miles and back, twice a week. $R376 8- Lents Snmneytown Tuesday and Saturday at 7 a m; Arrive at Emann by 72 : pi Leave Emans Tnottloy ntnt Saturday at 2 p m ; Arrive at Semneyiown tiy 7 p m. 2805 Yrom Pottstown. by ilnyeretown. Colebrookriale. Dile. and Seirholtnville. to Fbint tweville. 2.3 miles mid btu*, twice n week. . .... I Leave Pottstown Tamillay and Saturday. on arrival Of mail from Phila , elphia. -ay at 10 a Mi Arrive at Shimarsville iik, 4p: an.; 4.t, ,4 44 . : Leave Shimersrille Monday and iriday at 7 a ni; I Arrive at Pottstown by 1 pan. ~ 2366 From Pottsvilic, by broad thmutain and Ashland. to Mount Cannel, 4 - 4 0 miles and back, six times a week. Leave Pottsville daily, except Sunday. after arrival of mall from Philadelphia. say at 1 p in ; I Arrive at Mount Cannel by 5p m; 4 4.4 I Leave Mount Carmel dal", except Sunday, at S am; i Arrive at Pottsville by 12 in. " - 12107 From Sunbury. by Snydertown. Paxinos. and Sha i mokin, to Illoent Carmel. 36 miles and hack, &d- Ty. except Sunday, by railroad. Leave Sunlit:try daily. except Sunday, at 8.15 a m; , Arrive at Mount Carpel by 10.3 . am; i Leave Mount Carmel daily, except Sunday. at 5.45 . • i ~ P m; Arrive at Sunbury by 7.'25 p ni. 2308 Fron, Pottsville, by Port Carbon, Silver Creak, Middlepart. Tuararora, Tamaqua, :erid Summit Hill. to Hama Chunk, 30 miles and back, six times a week Leave Potteviila daily. except Sunday, at I am; Arrive at Mauch Chunk by 3 p Leave Mauch Chunk daily. except Su nilay, at 2 p ; Arrive at Pettavi.le next day by 4 p m. 23011 Vont Pottsville, by Mineraville, Magellan. Dranth Dale, Swatara, and Trement. to Donaldson. 10 miles and bark, twelve times a week to Miners villa, and six them), a week residue. Leave Pottsville daily. exrept Sunday, after arrival ; 1 0f Philadelphia mail, say at 1 p m and 7 p m ;Attire at Minerayfile by 2 put and S p m; Leave Alinersville daily, except Sunday. at S a in towel 2 p m; April at Pottsville by 7 a in and 3 p in; Leave MinersrinadailY..except Sunday, at 2 p Arrlve.at Donaldson by 5 p m ; Leave Donaldson daily. except Sunday, at 7 a in; Arrive at Millersville by m 2310 From Honesdale, by Cherry Ridge, Middle Valley, ,Ariel. Ilamlinton, and Ilollletetvilla, to Moscow, 25 lnilea and bark. threw/Maas a week. Leave Honesdale Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Arrive' t Moscow by 12 int ' • ; Leave Moscow Tuesday , Thu nodal-, and Sidnriley at 4 p m Arrive at Honeadale by 11 p ni. - ; F Proposals are invited for six-times-a.week scrrice. 2311 From anditdon,,by Canaan, to Waymart,ls miles and back. three times a week. Leave Hamlin ton Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday S a ant Arrive at Waymart by IS in;.. LeaverWaymart Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at I p Arrive at ilimlinton by 5 p m; 2312 From Easton, by South Easton, Butztown. Free. mansburglu: Laubancb, Bethlchem.,utllentown, eavereville, Sitcencraville. Cataimmert,Leblab Xalley, I itiarPs Station. ItApideraidlie. White Hall Station. Slatangton. l t eltlat and £uhight.n, to liauch'Clinnit. Miles and back, dilly, except Sunday. by railroad. Leave Easton daily. except Sunday. after tbearrivai of the mails from New York and Philadelphia, say atlas in; • Arrive at Mauch Chunk by 214 p in; Leave Mauch Chunk daily, except Sandy, at lam ; Arrive at Easton by 7 a m; 2313 From Easton, by Bath. Peteraville, Newhard's, Oberryville, and Bartlesville, to Lehigh Gap, 16 miles and back, twice a week. Leave Easton Tuesday and Friday at I p m ; Arrive at Lehigh Gap by 6 p in; Leave lieblah (tali Monday and ?filly at Sam ; Arrive at Eitt`z - , - ,.„ 3 . ; p m. krom Easton, by Nazareth. Stockertown, Belfast, and Wind Gap, to Pop:morning. IBS miles and back. six times a week to Nazareth, and three times week residue. . 1" Leave Easton daily. except Son , ay. after arrivalf Pbiladelphittand Ne.w,York mails, sayat 2 p m; Arreve fitl!Zazit'ioth bi 4 p nl ;. Mire Niiarett daily. except Sunday, at 10 a m ; Arrive at Emden by 1.,2 m ; Leave Nazarett . 'Fueeday, ThurOay. and Saturday, on arrival of nmill front ER5t/jll, say at 4 p m Arrive at Popenaraing by v p nu: Lame Boponaming Tuesday, Thursday, and Satnr ' . :day it 6 a 4 m • in Arrive at Nrezilreth by-ID a.m. 2315 Frail Easton. by Martlies Creek, Iliddar Richmond, Stone Church, and Tiouat Bethel, to Dill's Pi:try, 20 miles - and Di a, 'three times a Week. Leave. piaton ; Tiaarlay, FaturSay. on arrival of radiffrom New York and Philadelphia, say at p ; Arrive at Dill's Ferry by 0 p ; Leave Dill's Furry Tuorlay, Thursday - , and Saturday at 7 a al; Arrive at Easton by 11 In. Proposals 'valor ited for six-times.a.week service. 2316 From-Barton, by Lower Salmon and Stout's., to llellertown, 16 miles and back. Ones •week. Leave Eatun Thursday at 7 a in; • Arrive at liellertown by 12 . , Leave ileflertown Thursday at 1 g ; Arrive et Easton.by p ta. 2317 From stun, ::.x . lt - esstg.il's,and Blue Mountain,. to Flinkavtlie. 24 mites and thick, once a week. Leave Easton Thursay at 64 a In; ArAce at Flicksville by 11 1 A a m; Leave Fliekeville Thursday at 1 p MEI A rrlve,at thisten by ti p in. 2318 From Stone Church to Bolden, 3 miles and back, otice a week.,_ Leave Stook Church Saturday at 1 p m; Arrive at Boston by 2 p ; Leave Boston Saturday nt in am; Arriyeat Stone Church by 11 a m. . 2319. Frona Freemansburg. by tower Stotit's. Sprit3gtown,liars nville. Bedminster and Dublin, to Doylestown. 37 miles and.back. mice a week. Leave Freematisburg Wednesday at 8 a zit; Arrive at nor ts.tte‘vi by •cp wt; L e oe Doylestown Taesday.at u.a ; Arrive at Freetnaushurg by I p m. 2320 From Bethlehem. by llanoverville, to Roth, 9 miles and bock, three times a week. Leak° Bethlehem Tue:day. Thursday, anti Suter -44, on arrival of mail from Easton, say at OM pin;. Arrived Bath by 7 pail Leave Bath Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday at 7 a m; Arrive at Bethlehem 69'8% a m. 2321 From Allenteau, by Itucksville. to North white 1319 50 2=i7Oil dam 8 miles and back, three times a week. Leave Allentown Monday, Wednesday and Friday at §P m; Arrive at North White Hall by 6 p In; Leave North White 11811 Monday, Wednesday, anti Friday at 9 a M Arrive at Allentown by 12 tn. 2322 From Allentown, by Orefield. to Sehnert:o9l," a in miles and back. twice a week. Leave Allentown Monday and Tlintral; a y at 3 p ; Arrive at Schnecksville by 6-p m ; Leave Schnecksville Monday and .yhnrsday at Arrive at Allentown by 12 to. 2323 prom Allentown, by 30 '.',Zit White Hall. ItiMps pills, Fogleeville ,& ri 'villa, Kl blot 011 e. tunharra: rule, hamburg. 'chortles-U1 lo; arid Stranatown, to Behrersburtr.,,44 miles and' back. three 'Mies it , week. Laura A...letdown Monday, reilriestitiy, and Friday it,rire a RehrersbarB by-Biain; Leave itehrersburg Tuesday,. Thursday, keel Satur day at 7 R. In 7. Arrive at Ilawiltorg by 9 n m,., 2224 From Allentown. by Weecniville, ireziertown, Breinipvil le, Manatawny. and *nib:key, to Hata town, z 2 rhiles and back.. three times a wink. Leave Allentown Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, on arrival of mail from Bastart. say at 3 p Arrive at Kutztown by 7 p TA; Leave Kutztown Monday, Wolneadty. and Friday tit 6 p m ; Arrive at Allentown by, lI q tn. 2325 Fioni Allentown, by galena, Maeungie,...usneing- Moen's. Leon,. Serentp,.. Martztown.. xuavinp; 11ntetti*n. Now .lattsalens. OsmtorSa. Frio - soli* Maiden CreeTt; and Taniale, to lteadnis• 30 lulled and back. dilly. ez.o.fro . dantl.ty.' by ra.ilrotil.. Leave Aflerltowll dall.ezeont Sunday, at 8 a m ; Aleliti at Residing by 01.15 a in Leave Itnutling,delly, except Sunday, at 6 a at Arrive at Allentown by TAO a in. NEW AbVEIITISENIENTS. INSTRUCTIONS. contaning conditions tole incorporated in the contracts to the extent the department Matt deem proper. 1. Seven minute+ are allowed t.ti, each intermediate efliee, when not Mherwise sneeifiNl, for assorting the m , ills; hut on railroad and steamboat routes there 1,4 Iw 111) more tiebq than is stillieutut for an exchange of " the bus On railroad and stentribultilitret had Other routes where the mod,. of croivoylloco ottiiits +if lt, t,he special agents of the Pos Office Department. film post elide blanks. mail bags, locks and keys, are to be conveyed without extra charge. 3. On railroad and eteamboat lines the route agents of the department are to be conveyed Without ctierite, and for their exclusive use, while. travelling with the malls, a commodious car, or apertmeut in the centre of a car, properly lighted, warmed, and furnished. adapted tattle convenient separation and due recurity of the mails, is to be provided to , the contractor, under the di rection of the department. Railroad endsteamboat coMpeniesere recinlrod to tales the mail from and deliver it into the post offices at the commencement and end of their routes, and to andfrout all'.offteen,not mete then eighty rodit fkons a station Or Propretabilh i sy he , enhatlfteabfbr tli3 ymrfOrri mice of all other sideaervice-.4kertei for °Sloes over eighty rodl !rota a station or landina,, lierAPis will ho requinal for &all bags . .eoisreye4 ie Ammo of penmen einolnyed by .reilrned comeanies.-- There will also be s way bills" prepared by postmasters, or other agents of the department, awompany the Mails. epeclryka the number and destination of the sev eral bags. On the principal stag e rontan, Hkewi.e, ro• oeiPts will be required and way, hills forwarded: the RA- W', to be examined by the several postmasters, to insure regularity in the delivery of mall bags. 4. No pay. will he made for trips not performed; and for each of Ouch omissions not ratisfaetorlly ettutained three tlines the pay of the trip may be deducted. For arrivals so far behind`timeaste break connexion with depending malls.and not eulimierittytexeused.one.fourth of theieonipermti.n for tho trip Is subject to forfeiture. Deduction will also be ordered for a geede of perform ance inferior to that specified In the contracts- For repented delinquencies of the kind herein epeek fled. eularge4 penalties. pmnortinned to the nature thereof and the importance of the mall. may he made. ' b. For leaving behin lor throwlng oil the mails. or any portion of them . bar the admission of passengers, or Ter being renter:m.l in setting up or Ir-tinning an ex press cenreying intelltgeeee in itivanoe or the mall, a quarlerrs p=ie may be deducted. 6 1 Pines Will lie imposed . unless the delinquency be promptly and satisfsetorily exnlainad by Gel•titleates of peetmoeten or the affidavits of other ere•lible persona, for failing to arrive in content. Lima; for neglecting to tette the mail from or thdhorr into aii;kat otlf , n• for; -our. tering : it to he wet. injured. eleetroymh rebind, or lost; and fin• refuSing, ofter demand.. to ccnvey the mail sp frequently a' the contractor runs. or Is concerned in running s. roach. car, or steamboat on a route.— • 7. The Postmoster General may Rona the contract' for repented failures to run agree:o4y to cod - trace r.Alet violating the Post Office hews. or diebe3ring the inatrno— tions of the department; f.rrofusing to discharges ears Tier when requiring by rho department to do so ; for running an express as aforemid; or for transporting pemots or pecker : es Con ePring mailable mutter out of the mall. 8. The Postmaster General tang order an inmease of service on a mote by allowing timer r a pro rata in. crease on the contract pay. tie may change schedutist nf *pa rteres ainhartivids Muff shwas, and partienlarly tit : realm them contam to connexions with railroads. 'without increase of 'pay. provided the running time be not abridged...4ra may itiO order an increase of speed, allowing, Within the restrictions of the law, a pro rata increasrief pav for the rellithinti struk or carriers. ft -any. • The contractor may, however. in the ease of fir praise 'of speed. relinquish the contract, by giving prompt notice to the department that he preihre doing en to carrying the order into effect. The Postmaster Gimeral may alto cur nil or discontinue the service. in whole or in part, at pro rata decremo lit pay. allowing one inenth'S extra conmensation nn the amount. pansed.with. whenever, in ids opinion, the public Inter este require the shale or In Mae he denims to tUper , Cede Why a different grade of transportation. O. Payntentr will he made by collections from or dreftS on postmasters, or otherwise after the expiration of each quarter—say In February, May, August, and November. 20. The diet:inei,e are given according to the Wei .IU. , formation; bat nn iteeriea.ed pay will be allowed . should they be greater than.adyerthied. if the pointi.trefie sup• plied be correctly stated: -Bidders nritst fn . * CUM. BeIVCS on this point. ttud .4 so In rererimee tel two weight, of the mail, the condittori:ofrroada, streams. rte. and all toll bridge.. ferriealir obstruciticris of any kind by which expense may bd tneurreil.. tto claim for addi tional pay. hated on such ground. can he considered; not for :Memel 'mistaken or misttpprelem don as to the degree of service; nor for bridges destroyed., ferries die. eon' /need. or 0:11er ob4rnetions increasing distance. oe• earring daring, the contract term. Of established after this advertisement is issued, and also during t contract term. are to be visited without extra pay ff the distance be not. Inermwed. n. A bid received after the last day and hour nam ed. or without the etetranty required bylaw and a cer tifleate as to the sufficiency of such graranty. rennet be considered in competition with a regular proposal- rea sonable in amount. 12. Bidders should first proncse tor service ; strictly. nce rditur to the advertisement, and then. if they desire, separately for different service; and if the regular bid be the lovre.t ()nee] for the elvertised service, the oth er propositions mar be considered. 13. There should be but one route bid far in a propo sal. Consolidated or combination bids (-proposing one ,eurn for•twoor more, routes") are forbidden by law, and cannotbe considered. ~, z' •- .144 - 7„=illhefroute.the pitr : 7lCe.,the yen:ply payotheaallte and residence df the bidder „ (that is; hie usual poet of stidlei4Sl and those of each riteMboret affirm, where e company offers. tdrould be distinctly staled. 15. 'Bidders are requested to use ea 'fin , as practica ble, the printed farm of proposal furribthed: by the, de pertmoot, to write out in full the sum of their bide, and to retain eonida of them Altered tide shoilid not be submitted t.bnr atundd bids once submitted be withdrawn. No withdrawal of a bidder nr auarantor.will be allowed .unless dated and received before the lasi day_ for receiving proposals. Each bid daft be guarantied by two rerponsiblo per. • • '", • •• r; ; .oeneratotara. neles cannot be admitted. The bid and gitarauty, tiliectid be signed plainly vilth the full name of each person. The department resorres the right to reject any bid Which may he deemed eXtrltrugatit. end also to diem. gord the bids of foiling contractors and, bidders. 10. The bid should be scaled. superscribed "Mall Proposals, State of Penn.." addressed "Second Aassistant i Postmaster General. Contract OfSee," and 'sent by mail, not by or to en agent i find postmasters wilt not enclose proposals (or lettere of any l - ,ind) in their quarterly re tante. .. IT„ The contracts are to he executed anti taunted to the departtntnt by or before the Ist day of August, 18fin but the service must be cornmeneed„.on the let July preceding. or on the mail day nextaftir that date, whether the contracts be exacting' or not. ..14'o propos". tion to.tnto.fer will be. considered until the contracts are executed and received at the department; and then no transfer will be.ellnwed unio:s viral and sufficient reasons therefur:are given, to-Ite.detertnined be the de partment. In all cases the'rctirine contractor will be required to become one of the sureties on the new Call tmet. rost.mnsters et rases on or near railrowt. but more than eighty rod from a station. will, immedl ' ately after the Wet of Mitrek next. remort their exact Odense from the tlosVest .totiort and how they are otherwise aupoliorl With the mall, to enable, the Postmaster MOTH eral to direct a mail messenger supply from the bit of July next, 19. Section akehteen of itn act of Congress approved March i 11141. proildes.thst mititritets for the transpor• .tation of the melt aball he let 'in every case tel the low est hldler tendering ituffieient guaCenties for faithful performance-vrithont uthe reference to •the mode of -such transportation, than may be necessary to provide for the Abe celerity. certainty. and security of such transportation." Under this law. bids that propose to transemrt the mail with 'celerity. certainty, and attend t}." having been &aided to be the only -laced bids, are construed as providing for the entire mail, however large. and WhaWver, may be the_ mode of conveyance necessary to insure its "celerity, certainty, and s a euri. 2b" 'add will have the preference over all others. 20. A. modifleation ttf a bit , hi soy or ibi • easelitial terms le tantamount to a new hid and cannot be rawly - ed. eo an to interfere with a reamhr competition, atter the last hour set for reeeiving bids. Making a new bid, with guaranty and certificate, is the only way to modify a previous bid. 21. Postm.ters are' t• be careful not to certify the sufficiency of trunrantor. et: euretint without kdowing that they are persons of entlicient respoi.4llAlity; and bifi , lers: guarantors. t -nretlee ace httinctly noti fied that on a tailor, to enioninto tor perform the con traets for the serviee prQp(Aell far in the accepted bids. tliefr legal liabilities gill be enforced against them. 22. • Presenteeotra,-tors. an I cor.on4 kit two at tits department,-mit-t. equally with.nthers. procure guar antomond,certiticates of their suffieiency -übstuatially to hecorms s hove pre.--rib.sl. The Certificates of infi ficiency must be signed by a• postatawor orby &bi l k, of a court of record. Nu other eertificato,willheadmitted. J. 1i.)1,T, Pastirtasfee "Gellaear., l'ebruary 1860-tit. Le li:titian NEM tut insurance Comp:o4lv. • incorporated by the. , tßaislature of Pti. CIIAR'TER R ;PEPEL...I, OFFICE AT JONESTOWN, ZEBA TUA N61, 1 ' CoUNTY: GITARANTAr e CAPITAL .$55,000 films CONTRA Kqis in full operation, and ready to 1 make In:Wraiyas on all s hinds of property, in Anon o rw_ru.",g, and:ea as faviirshic terms as any. WOn_goT , ern.. and safe company, either on the ,Itutual or joint, et .elt principle: land-40111 intr.*NEß, Pneidetrt—' Tresuritrar--GEO. F. KEILY. Secretary—WM. A. BARRY. DIRECTORS : Joan Ramsay Esq. Oso. Rose, GEO. R. Manx. D. bl. EARMAHT, •. .INAPOLEON DEMI, JERR. Sirn n, ..3nIIN C. SELTZER, S. K. THArrethas: DAVID M. SAXE, ,MATID UNIV.; IMicrel. 11. Ruyan, . WS. A. BAILiT._ ANTHONY S. SLY. Agent for fAbcancoi: and nicinrier Jonestown, Fed. 23. 1959. Delasvare fiafilly sti ant it k , 4!: rupan y 7 O F Pillkl)l,LPtilA i INcoaPORArED 18345, • .:!• rrimS Onnipaity I. mutual in the tilri3ionef tberffikefits, and net of the leases: The profit. of the bind:Was aro -remain with the Company as a gflatttiltea and -ifroteetioit to the ia.are4:‘F,Aiost ; which fend le reptesent.sl by scrip or eertiticebl iAgtwd by time company 0 .0) ir mare d, b ast . , ing interestnot , •zo•etetiasix.per, sent. 4 th over Salto I*lg ICA 11111111 OS Mil . . ", - routis p. tit.lnoily a I.ll,l.tinj)7,litt POMINYIV4rfftt 4ttiti . loans United Stapler Treasury note and Min t,ealethßi.lß or I " , aoSylvanialleliro.t.l Corn lomitadeos made against 105840 Are at as Av.' bentaile by. any tft.tft, notes required. ' Unitary 11, 11350: [Agent 'J..> CI
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