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TIMMS, • • -
LEBATOS,
WEDNESDAY, "FEBRUARY 8, 1861
ROM AFFAIRS.
Use "LEMBEAGER'S Frost Coro" for
the relief and once of Frosted Limbs, Feet, Toes,
Hands, Fars, ao. It has now sten the teat of
three winters and can be safely recommended as
oat the article. Fell iiirectiortraccoarpanymaoh
bottle. Prepared and sold by J. L. Lemberger,
Apothecary, Market street, Lebanon.
sap . 2* tivieon, at his Furniture Were Romney on
',.3darkei skillet, has the largest and beet asat , rtnialit of
• Furniture, incleding an elegant assortment of Chairs,
• their. VIVO be found In the State outside of the large cities;
and •while .he admits that larger assortment's may be
• Wand in Remo of otter, he denies that bitter furniture
rate produced. Ills prices are very low.
SALES OF REAL AND PRIM:MAL PROPERTY
Advertised in the ADVERTISER, or for which
bills hove been printed at the ADVERTISER Of
doe, viz
Thursday,' January 31.—The Real Estate of
the minor ehildren of Jacob Hauer, dec'd., in
title bgrough, -
Friday, February h.—Personal Property of
Bubo, dated., in Shaefferatqwn.
• 'Saturday, February 9.—Personal Property of
Atostrer, at public house of L. Zimmer
:'bon, in this borough.
Wednesday, February lg.—Personal Property
of John Lauak, jr. lellatigver',. Dauphin county.
Friday, Marott.i.—Perinal Poverty of Jacob
:Thames, in lfaidelberg township.
,Saturday, Ildareh 2.—Personal Property otja
gob Yenta ; in LOBaolfderry township.
Tuesday, MarOb d:—Personal Property Of John
Steam, in North Label:4lo township.
Friday, Mirth I:b.—Personal Property of J.
Miasetner, in North Lebanon borough.
Saturday, March 16.—Personal Property of
Benjamin Etcher, in Lebanon.
The town Council had a meeting
oa Tbursd4 evening of last week and passed the
following orders :—A . Xneckey, for coping at
Light's pavement, s2l,3fi Geo."Dabm, for do.,
$19411 T. Rettoehl, J. S., fur railing, at do.,
0,871 Blackstnithing, $0,004, Gas, $38,33; .
Spahn, work on shaeffora town road, $3,00.
Attention is called to property ad-
Vertlied by Jobe Stay, bastes. It de a desira
ble corner property.
T. Oves, formerly of thisplaee, and
Daftly with Beidelman it Hayward, of Market at.,
- Philadelphia, has ohanged hia plaoe of business
.to that of 11. Alger th Co.r Wholesale Grocers,
No, GU North 3d street, above Race, where he
!hoe Wronged facilities lo supply his trade, and
friends to General, wit g cheap Groceries, ho.
The farm of Petor Zimmerman, in
Cornwall township, containing 32i acres, Wll5
sold at publics sale by Gesorge Houck, Auctioneer,
lest week, for $lBO per acra.
We are pleased to. announce to the
public that W. J. BURNSIDE, A. M., has again
taken charge of that well known institution of
learning in Annville,—the Lebanon Valley In
stitute, lately tinder charge of. Prof. Balsbaugh,
doled. We bairn no doubt this school will speedily
again be placed in its former flottriphins condi
tion. Bcoialvortisement of particulars in dacith.
or column. I.
Mr. Lincoln will probably pass
through Lebanon on bWwny to Washington.
Gen. Tom Thumb has arrived, ear
,rlnge, ponies and all. An exhibition was given
,this afternoon in the Court House, anti another
-will he given this (Tuesday) evening.
Mr. George Pfleger has bought a
two atm., btlok bottle and lot of ground in Bast
Lebanon from Means. Walter & Barto, for $l,BOO.
THE WORKINGMEN'S MEETING
Da . pursuance to a call the Workingmen of
Lebanon and vlolnity, assembled in the court
Moues, an Monday ovoleing, when on motion of
Wm. Andelikin, L. L. -GREENAWALT, of Lebanon,
was chotinnPresident; Henry Derr, 11. Zimmer-
man, John Light, SO., Samuel Harbesoni * and
Mohr WM., Tice, Vice Presidents; Wm. Wolli-
son and P F. McCaully, Secretaries.
Messrs. A. IL. Richey, Win. Andersos and T.
e.s., were appointed a committee to
.proined to the depot and receive Mr. McLane, of
Reading, the , orator, and conduct him to the
meeting. The President them stated the object
of the meeting as follows :
The malign which calls us together this evening,il
one of no ordinny 'Merest, end Muller some time pit,
ond yet does, demand the most Intense though 'of the
patriot, ant the most astute planning of . the American
statesmen to secure to the people of our country peace.
and Security.
But let us look at the present condition of our land,
and we can see that six stare hive been dimmed (within
the past two months,) on the azure field of the bunting
nag, the forts of one country seized by them, cur yes•
gals taken, and those State. now dandies-in hostile at-
Muds towards our glorious confedenicy. We, as work
men Assembled this evening, look at It from a differeut
stand point. and sinner diverse I nil newt, yet all tending
to the same end—the prevention of disunion and the
reconolliallon of the conflicting elements of our WS lion.
We are bere in accordanop with the right, nay, the duty
of freemen. peaceably to assemble,and.freely to dismiss
the condition oft's° country, and wg should hold that
neoeeeity impels us to raise our voids, and to let the le.
&later' of our country know the dire effect this condi
tion bee upon the Industrial chains of orfr land. look
ground yea and where are the trace' of the prosperity
Of the peas,througbout the keystone? The sound of the
thundering forge hag almost lulled Itself to step—the
tonnage end mannfacGorles of the State are lazily do.
tug but a part of the labor of fot Met years, and even
the vigor of those days seems to Ise paralyzed by the
by She tell blow to the peace of the_linion—the work
shop no more resounds to the nierlWhohlie of the me•
ohaniconsd our bn,y laboring men have become the
traveling vagrants of the present timm •
All this demoods our action, in l our Influence end
as men who sympathies with the country whose genial
influences hes heretoLre courted the fire sides Of the
industrial claimer, let us shake off the proclivities of
party, sad lay aside the armor of pa; Mau warfare—
when dluolved of its Rounds we elm stand Is ipproadly
in all our strength as the patriots of the daye.of 1861.
Let our voltam be beard and our strength felt In the
ittrtheranee of such measuremas will sn,.eerve the 'muti
ny's good. end not rob us of principle—let the adjust
ment-be snob an one as the patriots of the country
think meet and proper—but .should sectional feelings
and 11111Mosity °Vallee the dictates of prudence and se.
entity, then we can say tbdugh standing by the side of
the chasm of a disrupted Oonfedeesey, "We have offered
the olive branch, and it bee been refused". Our broth
sin have listened to the counsel of the enemies of our
country, dissuciated themselves from , he common wel—
ter% and should thepriind temple of our Ciodgilv,n.llb,
erties tall, and be prostrate amidst the ruins of the
Tinion,then it becalms, tie to put on arms of the warrior
and declare death to all who oppose the onward march
of a free and grand Northern confederacy. •
And should that day ever came, may the tolling sons
of the Keystone, be be found where their country
most needs them. Then on this swilling• let wise
counsel po even, and let our opinion , . go into (he world
.boldly andompluttically saying, "The Union now and
forever, one and inseparable, and may net a ate' more
In the galaxy dim its lustre by the mantle of secession
being Omen (nor it."
Noidnit that • fraternsd spirit may govern nein our
deliberatiou,sl would say that the meeting is now ready
to deliberate upon and dlceass the troubles of the
times, and the effuu they hove upon the laboridt class•
es of our State and country.
Messrs. Isaac Hoffer, William Relnoebl, Major
Wm, Tice, Henry Shaeffer, Jacob Embich,
N. Breslin, Tob. Relnoebl, a.s., William Fauber,
Henry Boiselpoth and Cleo. L. Atkins, were at:-
pointed a Committee on Resolution.
During the absence of the Committee on Rego:
Rations, Mr. McLane was introduced, and' ad
dressed the meeting at length.,
When he' concluded the Perseverance Band
played the Star Spangled Banner and Yankee
Doodle, after iitriolt the,Clommittee on Resolutions
made the following rePort, which was adopted :
Whereas, We; the worklinitbien of Lebanon county, He
and feel the divided condition of our beloved country—
which divisions ore In the main owing to atones over
which we bare' istmeglate` anitiol, having been
brought about by the aid 0 designing tricksters, poli
ticians and demagogneeiwho have no other interest In
the wen-being of this country then pelpfrecavlng and
holding office ; and „.
Wherers, It is au.establlshod fact
that oar government
~was founded upon the
t r ot pk t i opiei 'pc justlall. and
equity, for the promotion and wurare of: the governed ;
and Mat, to Insure this end, all , land' should be based
upon principles that shall beet swim thee° ends; and
Whereas,. Under the strict observance of the present
Constitntlon of the United tates,we bold the'ynestion
of human rights has sufficient gnaninteeito render . Jae
sloe to all sections and climax ; that to annul or set aside
till
o r thereof, hi a violation of that sacred compact,
by States or citizens, NW should. be deallivith . 11 ;"
oordhig to the °monk; lam made in tontormitY thereto; I
therefore, belt
Ist. Resolved, That we, the working men of Lebanon
county, without distinctlema of party,pelleve that our
material prosperity, our' lopes of happiness and future
security depend upon the continuance of the Union and
the perpetuity of the constitution as made by the fathers
and that in the present perilous condition of our country
ibis proper-that our voices should be raised to advise,
urge and even command our servants both,in the Nation
al and State Legislatures, to shunt by and uphold the
Federal Union in all its dignity and glory.
2d.Resolved,' TbaCin the election of a President of the
United States under the forms prescribed by the Consti
tution, we dot not recognize any just muse, or admit as
reasonable, any pretext for the abandonment of this
mighty fabric of government, founded, as it was, by
the wisdom.arid patriotism of our illustrious sires.
3d. Resolved, That under the circumstances of our pa,
talon, furnishing as we do the developing,enstaining,and
protesting power of our country's interest and ready, at
sec lay ' s cutll, freely to breast the brunt of war, we will
not deeert the gallant old Ship of Union—freighted as she
is, with the Liberty, Happiness and Prosperityof more
than twenty•live millions of human beings —so long as
one timber remains above the surging sea, or one shred
of the gloridns emblem of our national unity is to be seen
at bar mthead, •
.4th. Resolved, That we look upon the new dogma, that
secession is a right,es being fatal to the nationality of the
United States ; and that coercion of a State, and the
honestand fearless enforcomenrof the laws.hre not con
vertible terms, and we therefore urge a cordial-support
to our- national government ih the protection of its pro
perty and vindication of its authority.
sth. Resolved, That we call upon the laboring men of
each State, both North and South, to demand of their
respective legislators to reveal all laws conflicting with
the Constitution of the United States.
6th. Nesolved, That we demand of our Representatives
in Congress to accept of some honorable adjustment, if
possible without an amendment of the Constitution, that
shall' settle the difficulties now pending, and in case they
should be unable to do st 4 then return the question M.
the people. We desire oece more to be beard on this, to
us, all-Important question.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions bd forwar
ded to our Representative in Congress and those or our
State Legislature, and to Simon Cameron and Willihm
Bigler, and to theyrorking men of Reading,Pa_, arid Loll-
Isvllle, Hy., and published In the papers of Lebanon. '
Mr. G. Uhler moved that a committee of two in
each election district of this county be appointed
for the purpose of obtaining signatures to petitions
to the Legislature fot the repeal of the objectio
able clauses in the 95th and 96th sections of the
Penalecle. On the question being taken the
Presidenit decided the motion lost.
A similar motion for.potitions to Congress for
the adoption of the Crittenden resolutions with
Bigler's amendments, was voted upon. The mee t
ing being divided, a decision" as called for, but
the President did not entertain the call, and the
question remained undecided.'
Both the above motions were made to carry out
practically the spirit of the fifth and sixth reso
lutions of the committee, as adopted by
_the
meeting.
Messrs. L. L. Greenawalt, W:Woolisoz, Adam
Rise, Charles R. Drolly, and T. Reinoetd, a. s.,
were appointed delegates to the 22d of February
Workingmen's Convention, at Philadelphia.
After rotes of thanks to Mt. McLane and the
Perseverance Band, Messrs: S. T. McAdam and
Win. M. Derr, Bsqrs., were called upon and ad
dressed tho meeting, after which it adjourned.
A FACT.- , -It is a notorious fact that the Repub
licans who now so vehemently demand the "en.
foreement of the laws, are the very ones who have
persistently refused to obey the Fugitive Slave
Law
gEto govErtionanto.
• Adininistratdes Notice.
xrcvricE is hereby given that letters of Administra•
jry tion, de bolds non, on the Estate of Joseph Zim
merman, late of Cornwall township, Lebanon county,
Pa., dedd.. have been granted to the undersigned. All
persons, therefore having claims against Raid Estate,
will please present them, and those indebted are re
quested to make payment.
JOHN E. nAtrea, Administrator do binds non.
Feb. 8, 1861. Lebanon,Lebanon county, Pa.
Administrator's Notice.
ernot is hereby given that lettera of Administra
N
tion on the Estate of Jantei Oriffin, late of Leba
non borough, Lebanon county, Pa., dee'd., hare been
graiited to the undersigned, of the borough andeounty
aforesaid. All persons. therefore , haringclaitnsagainst
said Estate, will please present them, and those indebt
ed are requested to make payment.
JACOB PENCE, Administrator.
Lebanon, February 6, 1861.
Orphans , Coart Sale.
DIIRSUANT to all order orißis Orphans' 'Conrt of
Lebanon county, will be exposed to sale, by public
vendee or outcry, on Thursday, the 14th day of Feb'uary,
A. D., 1861, at 0 o'clock, P. M., at-the public- house of
Eadrese Bomberger., In the orough of Lebanon, all
that certain _
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HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, - '
upsitunte in mid borough, containing in trout on
Walnut street, forty feet, and in depth on
Chestnut street, pleattpniue feet, and bounded
on Lte West by said Wnlnut street, en the North by
said Chestnut street, on the tat by property now or-
Into of George M. grouse: and on the South by proper
ty now or Into of Joshua Krause. A free and unincum
bored title and possession will be given on the Ist of
April, 1881. Terms of sale will be made known by
JOGN SHAY,
Trusted for the sale of the Real Estate of minor chil
dren of Jacob Honor, deo'd., and agent for Bird 0.
Haar, Katy B. Hauer, and of Susan Hauer, widow
of said deceased. [Lebanon, Feb. 0, 1861.
VALENTINES -
VALENTINES
ARE 'ON EXHIBITIOiT
ARE ON EXHIBITION
AND FOR SALE
AND FOR SALE
BY li. B. ROEDEL.
BY H. 11. ROEDEL.
Lebanon, February 6, 1861.
YAL]NTINES
VALENTIN-ES •
ARE ON EXHIBITION
ARE ON EXHIBITION
AND FOR SALE
AND FOR SALE
BY J. IL MILLER:
BY J. H. MILLER. • '
Lebanon, February 6, 1861.
diLebanaa' Valley Institate,”
ANNVALE, Lebanon County Penn'a.
,THIS INSTITUTION, interrupted in
1 tta progress to, the death of its late proprietor,
Pau. BALSBAUGH, has been morgsnized, it is hoped, per ,
manently under the superintendence of
W. J. BURNSIbIII, A. M.
THE DESIGN of the school is, to meet, as fates-may
be, the reqeireutents of a progressive age. The course
of study bells gso arranod and extended that pupils
of say sus or degree of advancement may bi entered to
nearly equal advantage; and entbmcing in Its dlffereat de.
partmeeta those Branches of Edocation'most useful or
desfrable in the differen t spheres of life. THE ENGLISH
DEPARTMENT designed mainly to Impart a thorough,
practical education, which may bo turned to account In
the transaction of business. THE CLASSICAL DP,
PARTMENT,embracing the study of thociassies-sneient
and modern—with a view to cultivate the taste—to re.
finsand elevate the mind, or as a bards to the study of
what aro called the learned profession.. A NORMAL
OR TEACHERS' DEPARTMENT, in which an Exper
Once of more than twelve years, in :whoop of various
grades, and In different sectioaly of the Union, will be
drawn upon In familiar leeturei, illustration and exam
ple, to impart a knowledge of the art of reachinp.
THE DISCIPLINE is gentle but flrm. No nnuecusary
restraints are instituted for the sake of mere elf,Et—bat
such as are deemed condueiva„to the moral or mental
welfere of the student vial be rigidly enforced. Stu•
dents from abroad can hoard (unless other ciao desired)
in the family of the principal, and °sic therm a paren
ts! control will be exercised dqrlag their stay. They
will not be allowed to be absent/rem e the Ins iltute at
uneeeronable hours; to visit taverns Or pieces of amuse
ment without permieefon or to be absent from their;
plebe on any pretext except sickness or permission of
parents or guardian.
THE LOCATION is plasm t, heal th fel, and electrified;
In a nourishing little village—eurrounded by a pictur
esque and highly cultivated district. It ie twenty
miles Eastward of Harrisburg and within view of the
Lebanon Valley Railroad, which connects Harrelinfro
end Readiug,and forma a link in the great chain of
Railroads between New York and "the West."
THE INSTITUTE ts a spacious three-a:my Brick drug>
sure—planned and built expreasly for a boarding
afloat. The furaiture of the sehoolsreo me le nearly
new and Of the kinds most approved for use and com.
fort. The.stMdenta' rooms are large and convenient, and
will he occupied generally by two students each.
STUDIES s—Spelling and Defining, Reading and El°.
cation, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geog
raphy, History, Composition and Declamstirr, Book-
Keeping. Mensuration, Algebra, Pleometrys bhemistry , ,
Natural Philosophy, Astromomy, Anatomy and Physl
plow , . Surveying, Platte and Spherical Trigonometry,
Logic, Rhetoric, Moral Science, Latin, Greek, Fronds and
Music.
THE ENSUING QUARTER will commence on Mon
day, April 6th. THE FALL SESSION lan open on Mon
day, auly 224.
=PENISES for Board, Washing, Tuition, Lights, ga,
Pot' quarter of 11 weeks, Vb. For Tuition alona 4 per qr.
$5 to slo—additional for ancient and modern languages
earl s2—for Mimic gb.
•
Ste •enis can outer at any time—.and they will be,
charged. only from the time of entering.
Top Books will be loaned to-students at.' swan
charge for use—or furnished at blip retail prices.
Any furth er Information theta:lay be desired ran be
obtsined by addreasteg the PrfAelpal.
W. J. BOINIEDI,
M=
•
ICOIFARIIIERS;
'IrABIIELS POUD3.FTTE made by the
8 0,0 1, J3J Lodi 3 lnnufacturing . Co4ior sale in lota
to suit purchasers. This is the CHEAPEST PERILLIZER in
market. $3 worth will manure an acre of corn, will
increase the crop from one-third to one-half, and will
ripen the crop two weeks earlier, and, unlike guano,
neither injure the seed nor land. A pamphlet, with sat
isfactorrevidence and full particulars, will be sent gra
tis to any one sending addiess to
LODI MAN UFACTOWINO Co.,
' 130 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
February 6,1861.-10 w.
Receipts and Expenditures
ArAR LEBANON COUNTY, for the year 1860. CONItAD
k r / IL BORDN, Es., Treasurer of Lebanon coun
ty. in account with Eß sail
county from the 2d day of Jan
uary, A. IL, 1860, to the 7th day of January, A. D.,
1861. (Both days included.)
• DR—RECEIPTS.
To aggregate amount of Tal . lovied in the different
Townships and Borough, of Lebanon county, includ
ing State and County Taxes for the year 1860:
North Annville $2952 85
- South Annvillo 3860 72
Bethel 3265 59
Cold 'Spring 195 37
Cornwall 5516 11
East Hanover 2818 5l
Heidelberg . 3819 36
Jackson . - ,5655 63
Lebanon Borough, (E. 1414) 2058 14
Lebanon Borough, (W. W.,) 1628 50
Lebanon Borough, (North) ' 829 80
Lebanon Township (North) .3373 59
Lebanon Township, (South) 3554 78
Londonderry 4388 22
Millorcek '243 38
Swatara - !atm 54
Union : .
~,1585 21
TO balance in hands of Tresimrar, as 49 885 22
per last year's. report 3,243 39
FINES AND FEES.
To cash received from Daniel Souders
for fines V 00
To cash received from Jbhu Stains,
Esq. for fines and Jury fees 72 00
To cash received from Cyrus P. MU. •
ler, Esq. for fines and Jury fees 122 00 .
198 00
USE OF COURT HOUSE.
To cash received from AI. Decamp 9 00
do do do Sam'l Light 500
de do do Solomon Moyer 3'oo
do do do Peter Riebinge 800
3o do do Miss Sehreadur 300
do do do Bayard Taylor 400
- $32
STRAYS SOLD. 00
To cash received from Thomas Kra
mer, Esq. 20 00
To cash received from Joseph R.
Henry, Esq. 1 25
To cash received from James Rum
mel, Eeq. 4 00
----- 25 25
COSTS.
To cash received from Anthony S. Ely
Esq. for costs collected from tiriah
Shenk 17 00
To cash received from Sam'i Hauck
disc. Air costs collected from Jacob
McCormick .
To cash received from Bann Hauck,
Bag. tor cost collected from Charles
Barglebach 5 75
-- 2S 75
UNSEATED LAND TAXES.
To cash received tram Cyrus Shirk
fur taxes an Unseated Lands, col
leaked for the years 1858 add 1859
in full 286 MI
EXCESS TAX.
To cash received from Henry Oink
rich Collector of South Annyllle,
for the year 1855 14 57
To cash received from 5116-
per hands of Henry,llixfer for the
year 1858 2 70
To Cab received from Jonathanßen
der lbr 1850. t * fl " ' ' ap
Te cash received from Samuel Rat ,
besou for 1859 12 14
To cash received from Gideon Rupp
for 1859 41 84
To cash received from Michael Burk.
holder for 1859 8 78
To -cloth received from John Shott for
1859 10 12
To cash rtteived from Samuel Oeib
for 1859 4 24
To cash received from Henry Holde- -
man for 1859 950
To cash received fromthniel Keller
. .
for 1859 ' • ' - • 488
To cash received from Absalom !lean "
for 1859 'f6 82
By cash received from Town Council
'for Coal and Gas up to April 1.'60
By cash received from Seidel, .Killing
er & co. for Ole Iron at Jail 173 12
By cash received from Sundry Per
for Old Lumber at Jail &c. 90 42
13,t - cash received from Sundry Per
sons as a Temporary Loan $10,500 00
OUTSTANDING TAXES As rEn LAST YEAR'S
REPORT.
To Samuel Ilarbeson Collector Lebo
' non Borough, West Ward $698,50
To Gideon Rupp Collector of North
Annville 652 50
To niehael K. Burkholder Collector
of'Smith Annville ' 732 98
To Shett Shol Collector of Cornwall 786 36 '
To Joseph ZiMmerman Collector of
Etist Hanover_ 1620 25
To "Jbhtrll. Ileterich Collector of ..
Heidelberg * 1445 67
To Samuel Geib Collector of South
Lebanon 699 47
To Absalom Kean Collector of North
Lebanon Borough 576 15
To Andrew IL Embich Collector of
Lebanon Borough Bast Ward 1177 97
To Daniel Keller Collector of Mill
creek 1025 83
To William Woeltly Collector of Swa
tara " 308 43
To Henry Ifoldlienan Collector of -
Union I r 798 90
$11,553 01
Afar The following collectors have paid the amounts
set opposite their respective names since the 7th day of
January 1'61:
C .arles Arndt * $6l 00
Cyrus Ramsey 4 .' 200 00
Michael Kohr 70 00
Daniel Zimmerman 200 00
henry Phillipy . 357 00
V. m. Law 300 00
Philip Shaeffer . . '225 00
John R. Krick 566 00
George N. Smoke 173 00
Jonathan Strickler .. 70 00
Win. Wdelfly • • • 200 00
Beaty 1161demari 60 00
Daniel titraclt► 131 00
Jahn Titterer 240 00
C 11.—PAIIMENTS.
each paid State Treasurer as per his '
receipt dated July 24,1860 $21,100 00
By egon erations claimed for the
year 1860 384 op
By Treasurer's commission for
the year 1860
' 230
04
By collections claimed for the
year 1860 1,180 20 -
$22.960 30
Alm Mum
By as h paid David Bewman, en.;
roe-surer 'Lebanon Co- ' Alin
House on 11 orders issued 8,000 0 0
11836.7111071 S argi Appeals,
By cash paid diffrrent assessors for
so aging yearly ascessments,de
livering appeal notices, ko. . 718 15
Bridges across Big Surriara Creek.
By cash paid. John Steager lbr work
at Jonestown bridge ,1 12
By cash paid Josrph Wtimer for work
at Bindnayle bridge • 4 19 5 31
Bridges across tittle &edam Creek.
By oash paid Behlemon & Heilman for
lumber at Red bridge 17 89
By coon paid Simon Boltz for repairs
at Red bridge es 25 37
By rash paid Joseph H. Walker for
work at Bunker Wit Bridge 2 00
By cash paid Jacob Heilman for
battling at Bunker Rill Bridge 6 00
By cash paid John Sarge for work
at Serge's Bridge 900
--- 59 76
Bridges across QuitapahiLla ace*.
By matt pahisDavid Black,fer work
at Itaiguere bridge 2 60
By casapaid sundry persons for .
lime, eand,Otone and work done at . • . -
old Forge Road bridge 95 27
. . . - 97 77
' Coroners' Inquests.
By cash paid David }Click, for one
inquest In part 0 84
By cask paid BuMunel Salon, oaq 2
for one luquest in full 35 13
By By cas' paid B W. Leeds mg., for
'one inquest in full . •.. , 12 12
Ify nub paid Wm. C . Fauber for two
inquest‘in full .. ' ' . • 23 66
By cash paid Wm. Urich,eaq., for 1 't
inquest in full - ".. il, 87
' * '
By Gish paid Joe R. Ilenrz esq , far
ono loqueast in full 11 80 - EA 82
Post Moment Bxalainations. -
By cash paid J. Breidenbach , -6 00
Court Expenses.
By cash paid Semi, Houck sag , for
Boarding prisoners for 1860 930 62
By cash paid Sank'. Houck esq for
conveying .pdWners to Dauphin
count yjail 20 00
Bytash Paid Jno. R. Boyd asq.,ked•
per of Dauphin Co. prison for sup.
port of convicts 131 13
By cash paid Samuel Houck fir con
veying Win. Grate to * Eastern
Penitentiary 35 00
By cash paid Grand Jurors 427 90
do Traverse Jurors 1,073 74
do Tip staves 113 00
do Conn Cryer 67 50
do Sheriff. ettromoning jurors 80 50
do Constables for making re.
turns to court 53 63
By cash paid C.P. Aliller,esq.,costs
in Commonwealth eases 669 17
By cash paid A. S, Ely esg., costs in
Commonwealth cases • 64 35
By zash paid Joe. Gleam esg., costa
in Connon*ealth cases • 67 60
By °ash paler Jas. Shantz oosta in
Commonwealth cases 32 42
By cash paid Sand. Babb costsin
Commonwealth cases • 4311
By cash paid Henry MoCoid costs
y Gash pa
InCommonid weal
John 0. Light, sag., th cases 17 of
B
costs In Commonwealth cases 1 00
By cash paid Solomon Smith, egg.,
COO Commonwealth caaes 460
By cash polo Was. Boyer costs in _;
Commonwealth cases 814
By cash paid Wm. Moore costS in
mmostweafth cases
Ay stab paid 17 1 1/ 14 Ma i ool4ll hi •
VOIRMODWOIinie cases 8 08
AniAliW;km.
rty each paid Danielealiwcher coats
in Commonwealth enaes B 25
By cash paid Patrick Brown contain
Commonwealth oases 1 96
3,842 64
By cash paid for support of convicts
in Eastern Penitentiary 186 65
Curt Roust Expenditures.
By cash paid Georue & Pyle Miles. 362
do des. T. Young, gas bill 93 22
do Lafayette Brower, do 252
do Cyrus.S. George do 13 69
do Henry F. Bridgens 8 maps 15 00
do Shirk & Miller coal 13 00
do Reinoehla & Melly coal 63 20
do Chas. Greenawalt Hardware 28 02
do 3. 11. , Miller wall paper 30 45
do Boas, Gasser & Gettel car
penter work 24 13
By cash paid Eli ThennisoW bang.
fag wail paper 4.109: 28 76
By cash paid Brnce k Co , carpet 12 76
do Bubb & Brassier stove, pipe &e. 19.00
do Michael Looser, Jocks 4 St
do L. Brower gas fixtures 3 70
do 11. K. Duudore, shelving 16 00
do Geo. Melly. attending clock 25 00
do Reinooh n i& Walter carpenter
work 460
By cash raid D. 8. Reber sundries 2 IS
do A. Ifersberger making desks 23 52
do Sundry persona for hauling,
labor in yard, whitewashing &c. 68 31
Bycaeh paid James T.Toung gambit! 15 34
do Cyrus S. Ge.rge 15 22
do Jacob Roebuck 2 co, da wood gOO
do &num! Bomberger t do 4 00
do Daniel K.Spayd 1 do 400
de John Yordy 1 do 4 00
do Jacob Shaeffer Ailing eh Whop 10 00
do Henry h Stine merchandise 7R 26
de -3 Bowman slices for prisoners 097
do Commissiotiers expenses to
Reading for the purpose of •view.
ing jail 10.90
By sash paid Myers & Shouts coal 3.25
do Reinoehla it 51eily do 62 60
do 1.. B. Openbeimer clothing for
Prisoners 6 00
By cash paid S. P. Kendal rent 60 00
do David Hollinger esq.,to
deiphia to purchase bedding 6 45
By curb paid J D. Krause hardware 11 64
do D. 51. Harmony do 11 60
do George Karch stools 6 00
do F: blob crying Bale 200
do SuOgy persons for labor,
makingined.clothing, cleaning
yard, Flxiiig Pump, 40 70 30
--- 396 45
Coat of Smudging Jail.
By cash paid sundry persons for
MEMO Work ' 926 12
lip crab paid Sundry, iiersone for
Laborers '' • 563 34
By cask paid . sundry peewit. for
Hauling, powder. wheelb,it'uWa 146 10
By Cll3ll psd •sundry -persona
, tkir
Bair, making fiats, Pipe, &c 37 12
By cash paid. for carpenter work
by the day 776 56
By snail paid'for stand cutting 44.45
By cash peki Dank & fruJtz for
lime
17 55
By utak paid Rifts t . Light for
Lime . 6913
By cash paid Conrad 'Nuke for lime 62 37
By cash paid Qso. ..4 0. H. Karch
for Painting ]26 38
By cash paid Jacob It Stand for
painting Q 3 75
By cash paid Monte .AeLey for
painting 18 25
13y cash paid P.l.Weimer & Co.
Castings 1,491 qr
By cash' . paid Charles Behold for
lucks 225 Oft
By mil paid Josiah Funck,esq.,for
farnace SO 00
By cash paid Fonder & Mulch for .
sash weights 10 OS
By cash paid G. D. Coleman so;
for gas pipe '460
By cash paid David Boyer for brisk 478 50
do Atkins & Oro's, d0 : . 1 ,66 67
do D Focht .2 Sons do 42 04
do Samuel Spangler for lime
stone 50 sr-
By cash paid John Gilbert for lime-
stone 64 22
By cash paid Moses Fetter for sand
stone 95 00
By cash paid John Seigriet.Curbing 35 25
By cash paid John Wentz for sand 243 75
By cash paid Coover & Hata for
cement aud putre nand 176 23
By cash paid Bubb & Bressler for
tin work 167 42 '
By cash paid Jamas N Rogers far
tin work 151 18
By cash paid J. 11. Brassier for tin
xork 46 85
By rush paid Levi ilertzler fur hem- 7. •
ber 6 75 .„
By cash paid Longacro Gable & Bro.
• for Lumber 125 20
By rash paid J. D. Dickerson fur
Bannisters, Caps, &e 39 68
By cash paid Zimmerman & Gasser
Sash and crones 51 90
By oasis paid Gasser & Gettle fLanr•
hog boards 80 17
By cash paid James Foists for ma•
Jug 15 doors 30 00
By cash paid Mb basil Brown for
making shutters 32 15
By cash paid Henry Brandt for
11 umber 40 22
By cash p Kock & Groff.Cistern
pump 6 78
By cash paid Philip Brecbbin for
lumber
45 05
By cash paid Rehmehis &Belly for
lumber 811 67
Bs cash pal l ;Bowman, Ilauer &
Capp fur Lambe.' ' 310 53
By cash paid Cyrna Shirk for elate
roofing and repairs 832 88
By cash paid' Divp 51.Karmany
.tor ha'rd*Fire " ''. 132 6.4
By cash paid Charles Greenawalt"
fur hardware 307 02
By cash paid John D. Krause for
hardware 36 31
By cash 'Hid William G. &riper
far plastering 163 24
By cash paid John Sowers for -
Blecksiolth wirk 84 58
By cash paid Lafayette Brower for
Gas fixtures 55 70
By cash i aid John 'Ulrich for auper•
Wending and Drafting 150 CO
By Darid Bollinger 171 days at
1,75 per diem 299 25
By cash paid Adam Grittinger for
services 4 '
B) raft) paid Brotherline for work •22 30
By cash paid Michael Looser for
numbering keys 2 55
--- 8,857 42
9 13
20 00
s4sl' 92
Printing.
By cash paid Worth & Reinoeta 70t 25
do J. S. Young Co. 141 t
do Wm. M. Bresslin 93 75
do Jos ph Hartman & Bon 49 75
430 25
Commissioners' Office.
By ce-h paid Michael De!Ringer
smary in frit 160 00
By casb paid David Hollinger sal•
ary in full
150 00
By cash paid Simon Boltz salary In
'lull 150 00
By cash paid' Cyrus Bhirk , Clerk
sa t lary in full,'
. 380 00
.
By mill paid Levißline,,esg.,Court-
sel '. l', , • ' ',.! ''. 100 00.
I . .1.
By cash paid Bamuel Luta, lose gel: 95 0,..
,P
F - ----t- 1,003 00
. .6;lai".n,rY. Doeketsfrnstage, IC.
By each paid Opus P. Miller Sta.
titulary , - * - -I 12 00
By cash paid John Stains Stationery 12 00 •
By cash
. paid. Jefferson B. Light
Stationery , ,13 00
By cash paid Daniel Stroh station•
ery for 3 years - 10 90
By cash paid Anna L. Ruthrauf for
Postage and Stamps ' 11 87
By math paid Charles If.leindopf fpr -
binding ' ' 1 2 5
By cash paid D. 3. Has:lnger for • •
form book ' ' 125
..
By cash paid George A. Brook for
tran..cript ' '' ; - 31 87
BY each Paid 'Walls St Roedel for
Stationery' 12 79
By cash paid 11. 11. :amidel for
stationery 72 21
By cath paid George Walls far sta
tionery - 28 34
By cash paid F.L. Butter for tram '
script 25 OS
224 38
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By cash ',aid sundry P p o e x rs 6c on a s rP l i n . r
Pox scalps and probates 18 25
Taxes Refunded
Tiy cash paid U.0..3 racy cog. • 26 gy,
By cash pdid Adam Giittinger eag. 23d
-.----- 29 15
• - Peincipal and Interest.
By cash paid sundry persona prin
cipal and interest 5,107 43
County Audit rs.
By cash paid comity Auditors for.
anditi..g and adjusting Public am
- ' , 51 12
counts
.. Eice,ton Euietises.
$2432 00
Ily cash paid intodry persons for
condtietioitipring election 36246
do Constables notifyiugellieero 73 20
do AR943RIOrd for matting poi}
Huts 141 00
do sundry persons for conduct
ing! oovernor's election 422 05
do snedry persons for conduct
lug Presidential election 459 45
--- 1460 15
Office FC , S.
By cash paid Cyrus P. Miller, Beg. 65 TO -
do Juba Stains, Esq. 42 7 4
--- 108 44
Road Views.
By cash paid Adorn firl•tinger,Nag..
In part for surveying public road •
leading from Jonestown to Wolw
berstown. in Befits Co. 5 66
Unseated Lands.
By cash-paid for taxesdue and cost
of deed on mie tract of unseated
•
laud, purchased by Commission-
ere, at Treasurer's safe 40 55
Abatement on Mgr and County razes.
By abatement allowed different
Collectors on taxes paid prior to
the 15th day of July. n.. 8 1860 1286 69
taPectors Pay and Expenditures.
By collections allowed Collectors
for 1859 in part 1238 88
By collections allowed Collectors -
for 1860 in part 4 44
1242 52
By exonerationa allowed Collectors
for the year 1859 le part 815 14
By exoneratiotte allowed Collectors •
for the year 1150 in part 6 $9
- 321 ez
Outstanding Taxes.
Joseph Zimmerman Collector of
..Boat Hanover for 1200 $760 25
John 51 lietrieh t Collector or Bel
delb.,rg fur 1859 855 87
Astdrew .Irk. Embleh, Collector of •
toabOOOO Horouth, Bast Ward, for
1869 372 97
•
- 1778 89
- 4352;
Jail ..penclituras.
,Extmerations
Ch■rlaa Arndt, Col. of North Ann-
Tilie fot 1860 97t 60
Mich'l K. Burkholder, Col. Booth
Apartlle for 1660 1171 19
Cyrus Ramsay, Cornwall. 1860 1041 46
Michael Kohr, Bethel, 1860 695 69
Daniel Zimmerman, Boat honorer,
1860 £35 26
Henry Philippy. heidelberg.lB6o 1428 60
William Law. Jockron, 1860 1261 08
Philip Shaeffer, N. Lebanon Town•
011).1860 612 99
Joh u Fitterzer, S. Lebanoa Town
ship, 1800 606 48
Jrbn 11. Krick, Leb. Borough, But
Ward. 1860 039 04
Samuel liarbeson, Leb. Borough,
West Ward, 1860 699 33
Daniel Straek,Leb.Boroog,h,North,
860 478 44
aeo. M. Snolce, Londonderry, 1860 458 46
Jonathan St, lekler,Millcreek.lB6oll2s 33
William Woelffy,Bwolata,lh6o 1120 34
Hoary holden] an, Union, 1860 760 96
-- $14,174 28
Treasurer's Conond+lion for Tecate.
lug $37,895 15 at 1 per cent. $378 95
Treaaureen Coro MIAOW/ for ?eying
out 141,84 81
81.8 89
- 84
Balance in hands of Treasuror 26613 46
.. WE, the undereigued, Auditors of Lebanon County,
do certify, that in. pursuanie of the 47Th fleition'of the
Act entitled an "Act relating to Counties, Townships,
dc„" maid the lath day of April, in the year et" our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and thirtyfour, met
at the Commissioners' Office in the Borough of Lebanon,
on the twenty eighth day of January, la the year of our
Lord. one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one. tA. D.,
1861.) and 01,1 andit, adjust and settle the several re
counts regaired of us by law, agreeably to the Several
Acts of Assembly and supplements thereto, according'
to the best of our knowledge and abilitn,and we find in
the bands of Conrad H. Bergner, Esq.. Treasurer of Leb
anon County, a balance of two thousan4 five hundred
and fifty eight dollars and forty-six. cents.
The Auditors also find that there is due the County
in Outstanding Taxes, the sum of flfreen thousand nine
hundred and fifty-three dellara and fifteen cents, Mein
ding the collections and expectations.
The Amittors also 6 nd tit • t the County is indebted to
different individuals for Los us to the amount of twenty.
six thousand one hundred and fifty dollars, from which
said amount deduct Outstanding Taxee.lees the exon ere
tions and collections which roust be allowed, and the
cash in the hands *fate Treasurer, which will leave- he
real debt of the County about twelve thousand eight hun
dred dollars. ($12,800.)
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands
this twenty etstith day of January. in the year of our.
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty one. (A. D.,
BM)
JAMES HUMMEL, ICounty
ANDREWFOX.
U'LRICII Bin KHOLDER, Auditors.
Lebanon, February 7,1881-4 t
SETTLEMENT
- DETIVEEN the Directors of the Lebanon County
DO Almshouse, and tho Auditore.of sold county, for
the year ending on the jth day of January, 1661, Inclu
sive:
• - i. • DR.
Cash in this hands of DELTISI Bowman, Tress-
urer, on last year's settlement $l5l. In f
Cash froth d. H.l3orgner, Treasurer, on 11 I
orders:from County Commissioners 8000 00
'; oiri *Om A. S. Whitton for support-of Ss-
tali Dutter i
85 60 i
Cash from Edward 17 0 ider, Steward for
cows 4 old
.77 00 I
Cir i li - fran' Alitaham pernsior for support ,
' eif John Heilman . ' 5 2 00
Cash from Henry Minh fOr Dower of _Mary Daub 21 15 1
i Cash from Isaac Lutz for bay 2 0 00
Cash from Jacob Arantz fur stone 75 ,
cash fromlsaac Ldtz for earn land 12 00 1
dish from ;Edward Kreider, Steward, for oats 3 55
'Cache from Isaac Lutz for pasture E 25
Cash from James Benson for oats - 12. 50
;Cash from Edw. Kreider, Steward, for pasture 200
Csah'froni James Benson for shoats 2 00
Cash from Joseph Light for stone 1 87
Cash from John Sholly for boarding 4 ; 65
'Cash fiiiin Dr. W. M. Guilford foepastnro 4 50
Cash from Daniel Fulmer for pasture a 5 so
CR
. . .
Paid on settlement with Somerset county $2O 12
Paid on eettlemi zit with Barks coenty t 5 00
Paid Man, of Lebanon county IL F. Bridgen's '5 00
paid John Kauffman for crocks 43 41
paid Diller, Arndt & Co. for balm:ice 'on leather 36 30
Paid Charles Many far matings 7 00
,paid John Euston for freight 31 91
'Paid toll - 11 59
Paid Jobn Benson for a horsel4o 00
Paid Daniel Early for inerchari . diis ~: " 250
Paid Thomas McMahon for teaching school 12 00
Paid George & Pyle for merchandise 564 11
paid Waltz & Boedel for stationery 4 89
Paid H. H. Bootle' for stationery 8 41
Paid Males Greenawalt for hardware 132 94
paid Bowinap, Hauer & Capp for lumber 46 54
Pahl Barry & Anderson for tobacco 93 81
Paid Isaac kits for day labor 5 25
Paid A. Lehman & Co. for coal 44 SO
Paid Andrew Zimmerman for hay ladders 8 00
Paid David Loose for oil 2 40
Paid David Boyer for lime 1 00
Paid Cyrus Brandt for making fence 62 OS
Paid J. L. Bets for liquor 15 G 2
Paid J. 14. blicliener foe meat 96 27
Paid Amos Kunkel for keeping pauper 2 00
Paid A. Major & lire. for repairing machines 14 60
Paid Peter Shutt for spraying 75
Paid L. R. Deeg for port wins 8 80
Paid W. G. Ward for stationery 1 25
Paid William Weaver for pump making it 60
Paid Light & Seltzer for merchandise 64 05
Paid Dr. Samuel Behm for out-door medication 80 00
Paid William Denson fur sawing lumber 10 45
Paid Henry Bross for brooms 6 00
Paid Joseph Ovcrlylfor cleaning trees 700
Paid Jiliseph Bowman for hats and caps 57 89
Paid Lavid Landis for apple trees 5 25
Paid Joseph Light for coal 190 00
Paid out-door paupera --- 792 'i 3 O
paid John H. Stine, hireling's wages . 340 00
Paid William Light for wheat 163 00
Paid J. K. Emrich for eoliths. , 14 50
Paid Dr. Strohm fur out-door medication 4 DO
Paid Jacob Gackley for cattle 139 10
Paid Felix Light for wheat 139 10
Paid bringing paupers • Pi 30
Paid Looser & Brothers for inerchandisa 82 83
Paid Daniel Folmar for wagon-making - 8 50
p a id William Benson for wheat 182 96
Paid Raber & Brothers for merchandise 178 86
paid Edward Kreider, steward salary 3'4 00
Paid Elias Light for lime„.., 1 80
paid William Moeller for tin ware • 502
Pahl 31-nry & Stine for merchandise 00 43
paid David Bowman, Treasurer's salary 35 00
Paid Andrew Fox for shoes 93 15
Paid Henry D. Fisher for cattle 209 00
Paid Samuel Dopaberger fur wheat. 140 S 9
Paid John Wolf tor coffins 2 50
Paid John Light for wheat 133 1
Paid Nathaniel Sheets for wagon-making 24 432
Paid George llornitfius far coffins 5 00
Paid J. 11. Harper !Sr coffins 8 00
Paid Elizabeth Brandt for Hirelings Wages 41 00
Paid Dr. Geo. Ross for Drugs, Spices, &c. 53 S 9
”J. L. i.emberger do do do 20 29
i John Laurance for:Shoes 31 62
" Henry Iffalquart for keeping pauper 8 00
" Samuel Bohm, Director's salary 38 00
r " Christian Lents, Director's do 86 00
j , James Bonson do do 35 00
" Hoffman & Bro.,Freight - 11 01
" John Krotzer for Collins . '•/ 50
" Geo. 51. Strad( for oinking PaSillaild Rails 28 00
f' Nancy Steward for Coffin end,Stimud 5 PO
" David Kelchner for Coffin ' -1 50
" Richard Bruce & to; for'llMse . - 305 SO
ii —V. Meyer tic Bro. do, 151 44
. .. . , ..•
." Joe. Bogert for hirrAinilime ' 250
. .
. Tobias prensler for coffins •
.s" . 16 00
" DriChaillbrd, surgery, ouedocir medication 40 00
a Sam'l Draberger for rattle 72 50
is John Deminger for shroud 92
" Levi Bodendorf fur Wheat 1 25
" Israel Brandt for Tailoring 4 00
" Joseph Gingrich. for Cattle 4B 07
, 2 w in. B enson for Mason work 24 35
4, G. o. walker for Cain 1 so
" Simeon Guilford for Beef 22 68
ff i nnie ) weaver for Blacksmith work 2 12
" T. H. Borne: Mdze 465
:• Dr. D. B.
Coop for
r for out door medication 50 00
" Isaac Brandt for Wheat 90 77
... Gratuities 327 75
" David Light for Wheat 76 46
" Waterman & co. for Groceries 140 77
" Dr. Guilford, Physici an & Clerk's salary 150 0 0
" Henry ROM for Tin-ware
~. 83
Paid Joseph Bowman for Shoes ''4l 50
Paid Pennsylvania Insane Asylum 238 50
Paid William Stoevor for Wheat . 242 40
Paid L, It. Walker for Cattle"-, 525 OD
..
Paid Rebecca A nderson for ftincfril expenses 5. 00
Paid Frederick Selmer for Hospital Nurse 5 00
Paid Solomon Bark for Coffin . ~ 200
Paid Dr. J. Zerbe for rstdoor , inedie4tion 28 00
Paid Isaac Lutz for Blacksmith , work
..... . . 67 09
.. . . ,
Paid Samuel Gackley for Bricks 6 00
Paid G. M. Strock for making Fence 4 50
Paid Mary Locum for hireling's wages 15 00
Paid Henry Spabn for amid 84
.
Paid Theodore Frantz for coffins 7 00
Paid Solomon Smith for saddlery 48 20
Paid Dr. Jacob Cooper for outdloor medication 10 00
Paid Esther Kendall for funeral expenses 5 50
Paid John Arnold for coffins 600
Paid John Sbellenherger for merchandizo 03 24
Paid Samuel Bomberger for land title 4 87
Paid Buhb & Bressler for stoves and range 24 00
Paid E. Kreider for wheat . ' 56 16
Paid John Hornatlns for coffins 6 00
Paid Levi Dodendorf for coffin 4 00
Paid Henry Overly & Brother for making fence 18 45
Paid Catharine Harman for shroud 1 00
Paid Abraham Lehman for salt /1 60
Paid for sending pauper to Harrisburg 75
Paid Auditors' clerk , , 10 00
Balance In the hands of the Treasurer 172 GO
Inconformity with an act of the General Assembly
of the Commtnwealth of Pedinsyltania, passed the 16th
day of 'Mirth, 18$0, entitled '"an Act for the erection of
a House for theldiPport of the rldePdf Lebanoi6ounty,"
have we, the undersigned, Directors or the Poor of said
County, in conjunction with the restiferly elected Audi.
thre,
whose duty' it is do Mod - nine' thd foregoing elate.
Arent of ineeiPts and expenditures of the Poor House
fronY - fhO 2a day ; of January, A. D., 1860, to
the'ltil'daf of dentut7; 1861, inclusive, and find the
dame correct".
CHRISTIAN LENTZ,
JAMES BENSON, Directors.
JOHN N. BOWMAN.
Undersigned, Auditors elected to settle and
adjust the several accounts of Lebanon count 3, do re
port, that wo have examined the foregoing aimount, and
vouchers thereunto belonging, and find the same cor
rect.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands
and seals the 28th day of January. A. D., 1861.
JAMES. HIPUME.L,
ANDREW FOE. Auditors.
ULRICH BURKHOLDER,
-Attest :—,CONS SH3RII, Clerk.
LEBANON COtail l t iLmsoOti6E, f
, ..
, Januar /.6, 801.
MALES. - ~,FEMALES.
17ndri 10 yaws, trUndar 10 - yorzo, 10
&Warn 10 r 20 do BBetwoon 10 a 20 do 6
do 20 a3O do 4 do . 20a 30 do 11
do 30 .4s 40 do 10 do 80 &40 do 8
do 40 s6O do 13 do 40 lig 50 do 13
do 60 a6O do 2 do 60 a6O do 2
do :60/e 70 do 2 1 do 60 a7O do 3.
do 70 aBO do 7 do 70 aBO do 4
do 80x40 do do 80x80 do 2
EMS
Children horn bere.ln this County Almshouse. 4 Fir
males; number of deaths during the year, 14 Wales
and 4 Females. Totarborober 18.
- FITECTIASED DURING Tan YEAR:
172 pair shoes and boots 96 aprons
134 pair pantalaordi .24 men's combs
90 bats and caps 79-petticoats
22 roundabouts 7i3-pair stockings
183 handkerchiefs 83 bgnnats
41 coats sa
80 pair pants for boys !lo WettleXP tenths
64 pair suspenders 12 straw bats
182 pair men's shoes 50 fie* combs
105 frocks 91 weinOls's Shoes
- Products of the farm for the ye:r 1860 :
Killed 29 Steers, weighing 16,783 p0un,. 1 4; 24 Tioge:
weighing 0,172 pound*.
624 busbeis wheat 1000 bushels oats
253 do rap 60 loads hay
430 do potatoes 2 bushels eloverseed
500 do corn 4000 do lime
Made 450 panels of fence; weight of hides. 2409 pods ;
Paupers over 'night, 4377. rgebreary 1861.-4 t.
$ a 152 92
Military +mount
OF LEBANON COUATY for the
year 1860.
DR.
To aggregate. imoact of Unitary
bnes assessed for the yearlBo s. $1,240 50
Excess fines received do 86 VT
CR.
By exonerations alloyed Collector'
for 1880. in full $197 00
By collections allowed Collectors for
1660, to full 62 Oft
By enrollment allowed Collectors fur •
IS6O, in full 45 al
By rush paid Commissioners for sor-
vices• 60.00
By cash paid Clerk for services 60 00
By Treasurer's commissiou on $1123 11 23
By cash paid Jos. (Beim, Esq., ssresp.
•
hag assessors
By cash paid A. B. Ely, Esq., EMU
big amasora 2 48
By casts paid Wordi. &-Ttoinorhl for
printing 0 75
By cash paid. Wm. M. Breslin for
printing 6 TO
Ily cash paid Wm. Tics. Brigid° In
spector, salary in full 150 OD
- 1511 70
By cash paid Gen. Wm. Urich per
diem pay, postage and stationery
By cash paid Capt. henry Boltz per
diem pay
21
IX)
By cash paid Capt. William Boltz per
diem pay 'lO foii
By cash paid Major S. E. Treichler
per diem pay
3 80
By cash paid Perseverance Band for
1 music at Brigade Parade
By cash paid Major Thos. G. Seltzer
per diem pay
By cash paid John Bebney fur field
t for Parade
i By cash paid Wm. AI Brealla for
printing 9 00
By cash paid Worth & Reinochl for
. printing
13
00
i By cash paid J. Young & Co. for
printing 5 SS
By cash paid IL IL lloedel for sta.
1 Mondry
By rash pail Capt. J. A. Bones, arm.
- ory rent 15 CO
By cash paid Capt. Fred. Embleh,
armory rent . 4D 00
By cash paid Capt. Willia m Earnest,
armory rent 40 00
By cash paid - Capt. S. R. Fauber, arm
ory rent 40 00
'By cash paid Samuel Byle, Armorer 20 00
By cash paid lee pliAllier, Armorer -..
' for 1859. ~ . -:. ~ : ib 00
Ally cash paid A. 11:Gttel, Arkaireti sno
--- Sy_trash paid George McC,onnel Arm
. ,
orer 4.
By cashlithd P. 11. FrAylinghousen,
Armorer
By cash paid J. U. Conrad, Armorei
for 1559 . I 0 00
Bycash paid Wm. Heffelllnger, Arm
-11 90
.By 9.l. mis er li paid Frederick Erabich for
repairing cannon and arms
By cash paid William Tice for notices
and exchanging arms 13 00
By cash paid Willi em Tice for repair. :
ing drums
By cash paid Frederick Embieh for
repairing drums
By cash paid S. R. Fauber for repair
ing drains
By cash paid Jacob R. Miller for use
of room, &c. 000
By cash paid William Earnest for
use room, &c.
By cash paid Thomas Lasher for use
of ratn, &c.
By cash paid Henry B. Carmany for
use of room, &c. 15 10
By cash paid George Shay, tin boxier
Brigade Inspector 1 50
By cash paid Genii William Urich for
Auditor's pay
By cash paid Maj. William Tice for
Auditor's pay -
By cash paid Maj. William M. Derr
for Auditor's pay
SS e`sB 33
-- 2 4 57 73
Balance In babd of Conrad 11. Borg-
Der:. Ski; Treasurer of Lebanon
county for dlttributlon 277 54
halichee: i 1 hands of Trefteures EA
distribution
• • CZ dna of the afferent commit&
Washington Artillery, Vogt. F.
Embich 243 00
• Deduct fines 20 CO
Reederickeburg Qua. de, Capt. Wart.
Carnet • Eat 60
Deduct ram 24 00
Myerntown Drag-ons,Capt. J. A.
D4agot. 1018 OG
D.du.t Acei Si 00
07400
Nationnl Rifles. Capt. B. R Fauber 30S 00
lladuat flues 08
Whole amount a hdm
•Distritt{'ed amongst the d,fferent earnpsnits at the rule tif
15 gs p•r can'. on the clailare asfottows :
Washington Artillery 35 12
Frederick!" I' urg Guards 45 20 — •
51 voratewn Dragoons 152 6i
National 141 flee 41 54
WILLIAM
• AVILLIANT TlOir,
WM. Pd. DER.B,
Brig&i, Board or A uditori, 'Brigade. Oth
Lainmon Feb: 7, 1850—.4t,
he I riginal and e ebrated American Nan
GENERAL TOYI T11U17119
SMALLEST MAN ALIVE: s
AT THE COURT HOUSE, T,ED ANON. PA.. FOR ONE
DAY ONLY. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5.
rpwo Brilliant Entertainments—Afternoon at 3
1 Evening at VA o'clork,—doors open half an hour
in advance. The Little General appears in all his new
Songs, Dances, Imitations. Statutes, &a., assisted by
Mr. W. TOMLIN, the great English Baritone and Buf
fo, from the Nobilities Concerts, London; Mr. WK.
LIAM DE VERE, the American Tenor, and Mr. C. G.
TITCOMB, Pianist.
ADMISSIONS. ,:.
Day Entertainment, 25 cts. Eveaiut, ~,, . _ . • II eta.
n u
Children under 10, 13 ‘• Childrenslei it. 10 -.
Schools admitted on liberal ,Iteserved Seats, 25 "
terms. .
The Geitgral rides in Ills Miniature Carriage drawn
by Lillfj,ut ' inn Ptiniei. mid Attended by Elfin „Footmen
end Cattehmen front flu - Eagle Rots] to the Court Rouse,
previous ts each entertainment.
The grand Piano used is on of Charles Meyer's man
ufaeturo, from U. IL Itcedel's Book Store.
ALFRED CATELY, Business Agent.
Lebanon. January 2:1. Itl.
WOOD and COPA.I. YAtcit.
T THE undersigned, having bought Mr. 4.
I, Henry Spoon's Wood and Coal Yard, a
short dlstFutco north-east of Messrs. Foster a
Match's Foundry, iu the borough of North
Lebanon; and also bought from 200 to 300 CORDS OF
WOOD.and from OW to 1000 TONS OF COAL, of all
kinds and grades, which I will gall at the yard or deliver
at as small profits ss will suit the times. I therefore in.
vito all those that are in want of any of those artieles tq
call and seo the same, ascertain p, and j urltrffor
themsel res. DANIEL MORT, (meri•Dant.-)
North Lebanon, Apri114,1858.-tf.
GEO - 111GE Iik•LIENE,
A TTOIINNY AT LAW..4lflee Neith 4ETI ALINE, Esq.,
A
Lebanon: Pa ftebroor,May 4,1899.
J. AA.BOWMAN !
A TTIIIRNEY-AT-LAW,PIes REMOVED his office cO.
Funck's New Building, (second story,] Cumberland
street, Lebanon. Pa. .
Lebanon, Arsril-6
liMUIMMI
TTOWSEY AT LAW, haa removed 111$ office to Cum
street, 111 the, room formerly occupied by
Reicenetein na ajawelry eiore, opposite Chub%
Greonowalt'a Hardware Store.
Lebanon, April 18, ISBn.
SB'sB 88
IF YOU WANT
ikgeed PICTURE Cor a bledallton orPln, call at HA[-
LY.'S Gallery, next door to the Lebanon Deposit
Bank.
L, 0C
whir
lOCTtt
i.r,q; hi Day
Erty flour.,
CLOCKS,
JifstliNkeiped at
BILAPV'S ..) - 01,,velry Store,
baron
;AA ,
` Copper-Brimim - :irnovalt
TIIE undersigned has RANION*II his COPPER
&Una . and BRASS VORKINkt BUSINESS to
Market Street, the second doerfrowStriekler's Mill. where_
he will be happy to sea all his old friends and custom
era, and where he has Inereatedifacilities for attending
to littitualepartments of hisßusiness.
Particular attention given Wits"Pantnve.
All orders thankfully reesitetlstnd promptly attended
to. ' 4 'CHARLES H. SE PERRIN,
Lebanon, March 7,1850.
Consuirtith and iirassmorker.
SI.3A 97
2 1 3 00
iz ()4a
EIS
1 00
93 79
8 00
2000
25 00
EiEl
EIB
LEI
4 OD
4 00
I 2 OG
12 00
12 00
$ 3 5 97
277 64
224 00
307 60
295 oo
1770 50
in Miniature,
LAFAYETTE BROWER,
- FITTER,
ALNVT STREET; next door to A. S. ELY'S °Mee,
rif LEBANON, PA. Van. 2, Mi.
Frrs PITSJ !;.114.T... llf
a. IL R./COEN;
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
Ib" Cumberland Street, nearly opposite the Black
Rem Rotel, Lobe non, Pa.
ALL. cork done up With neatness and dispateh, and
entire satisfaction guaranteed.
April 11,1880.
IF 1017 WANT GOtw PITTgitte.,GOAO
111111g1inVEWS •- •
SKY MONT GALLEVY, over B. S. Itabeee Dreg Store,
on Cumberland street, •Lebanon, Pa. Aeratiorrrna,
iilansmortras, Panoramas, EIPIT:OITM and EdORO
- taken daily, (SundayisMapted.) ' Prices ruinous.
ble and in accordant*, with the due, style, and quality of
the eases, Moms opened from 8 A Br, to. 4 o ' clock,
P. hi.
Lebanon, June 2,1858.
TURNPIKE ELECTION.
NOTICE is hereby given that on oleetton by this
Stockholders In the President, Managers and COED,
Pay et 'the Setts ihd Dauphin Turnpike road will be
held at the publio•House of J. L. SEMITIC'S, In Myer*.
to 7vn, Lebanon county, Pennsylvania,
Pit MONDAY; the 4th day of azAncrinext,
between the boors 4 ; 10 o'clock. A. 11., and 4 Welook,
P. M. of tii44 day, for the.ntapose of electing Otte Pree •
Went, Eight bldnagers, 01Telf11714lurer, and such other
officers as may be tiecessar7 oonskoct the drain of
the said Company during the ensuing 10113T2...
At the Fame time the Annual Slatetr.ent bCPM-Triee
orer wilt be laid before the Etoekholdere ns
By order of the Board, HENRY MULL, Presit
Jacob Ranlt, Treasurer. January,l7, 1861.
Arational Muse
NORTE E. CORN ER of Plank road and (laniard Rotate
NORTH LEBANON, PENN'A.
To roe PrIELIO.
HO I all ye thirsty come and drink. for nice cool
mineral water, the choicest vintage. and the purest milt
liquors grime my bar. And ye hungry come and eat, as
Ilse tab!s to loaded with the most substantial fare, and
the richest delicacies of the season crown my board—
Coma : 1111111 sntl beast; my house is always open tothe
stranger and the friend, and for animals the beat of pro
vender, fine stabling, and attentive bostlore, are am...
ready at my stables.
Sonya, noopoottidly.
North Lebanon,Sept. 14, 1669. HENRY HOLTZ
Lebanon Female Seminary,
J. H. POST, A. 13.,
,Principal..
ripllE NINTH SESSION will at/item:ice' SUptembpt
I 1880. This School is designed-to elevate the stand
ard of female education, and to offer superior advents.-
ges at a mode: ate coat. The school year is divided into
two sessions of fire months each: Charge per session,
from 736 to 15 dollars. according. to the studies of the
schplar, „Ea . tra for Music, French, Latin, and German.
Partittilar attention given to the musical depart
ment. Instruction upon the Piano, Melodeon and Gui
tar anti in Singing. Pupils not connected with the
School will be waited upon at their homes, when &sir
ed, nod at the usual rates.
Early application should be made to
Board- ty• :Dirccfors:
B. 17. LEI:MAN', .8. T. STINK,
C. B. FORNBY, NUM.-
JOHN .SIBILY, C. - 9REENAWAVt,
C. D. GLONINGEFL dO9IAII ruNCE,
ISAAC DECE.I2I'.
Lebanon, Aug. 30, 1800.
BOWMAN, HAUEr. & CAPP'S
Usliil E R ra R D
This Way, if you Want Cheap Lumber.
THE undersigned have lately formed a partner
ship for the purpose of engaging in the Lum
ber Business, on a new plan ,
. would respectfully Inform
the public at large, that thew place of business is DAVID
Bownaw's Old Lumber Yard, In East Lebanon, fronting
on Chestnut street, one square from the Evangelical
church. They have enlarged the Yard and tilled it with
a now and excellent assortment of all kinds of Lumber,
such as BOARDS, PLANKS, JOISTS,
LATFIS, SR/NIMES, AND &AMINO,
of all lengths and thicknesses. In short, they keep cow
atantly,on band, a full and wejkseasoned assortment of
all kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS. Persons In want
of any tfiing,in their line are invited to call, examine their
stock, andaearn,their prices.
Thankful tor past favors, they hope, that by attention
to business and moderrite-prices, to merit a continuance
of public patronage.
BC*3IAN, HALER &
Lebanin. September 5,151(1. •
D. S. RABER'S.
Wholesale and Retail 'Drug Store,
Itas been Removed to his New Butting. on Cumber
. land Street, opposite the Eagle Buildings,
Lebanon, Pa.
rllll5 subscriber respectfully announce co his a cqualn
tances and the public in general, t at he hes eon.
stantly on hand a large Melt of
DRUGS, PERFUMTRY,
MEDICINES, PAINTS,
0 II E MICA LS
egr
VARNISHES, TURPENTINE,
GLASS- . *ARE, HRH'SITES;
-
HAIR-OILS, EXTRACTS,
litititihg.:Eluid, Surgical Instruments, TWO: gasps, Sa
gan, Tobacco, Ac. Also a variety of Fancy Articles too
numerous to mention, which be offers . erlow.rates..and
warrants the qualities of the articles ; as a4presented.—
Purchasers will please remember this, and examine the
qualities and prices of hill'qoads beiiire purchasing else-
where. ,42V-Alhysiciansr,preseriptions and family reci
pes carefully compounded, at all hours of the day or
night,byWalling at•the Drug Store, opposite the Eagle
Buildings.
' Ott Sundays the Store will be opeued for the cote
pounding of prescriptions between the hours of 7 end
10 o'clock, A. M., 12 and 1, and 4 and S P. M.
Lebanon, Dec. 9, 1557. DAVID S. RARER.
WALNUT STREET
ETTLI, AHEAD RC THE
C&OlpeSt, Bat Selected, and Larpeat Stock of
WALL PAPERS
Window Shades, Curtains, &o, ;
TUE UNDERSIGNED having in' connection vrith his
BOOK .AND STATIONERY STORE,
purchased the entire smelt of WALL PAPERS of Messrs
WALT; & PARDEE nod W. 0. WARD, and having also re•
contly received large supplies from New York and Phil
adelphia, including the latest and most handeomestylse
of
Paper Hangings, Borders, Decorations,
Panelings, Fire Board Prints,
Window Curtains,
Sh ides, 4.0:, 4`C.,
now manufactured. Ufa stork presents the beat assort
latent, of Papers. both iu etyle and quality,-that hasorer
been seen in Lebanon, and as he has bought most of hie
Papers at reduced rates, for Casa, he is able to sell Wall
Paper at cheaper rates than they can be obtaineclet any
other place. He has also made arrangements, with the
best Paper hangers in Lebanon to put up paper for
him. if desired, at the short° it notico on the moat reas
onable tortes.
°KV liim G. ;WI and liG convinced.
'f3C4- Remember the place, at the New Bookstore in
Iratnat Street, afcm doors south of Karmany's Hand
mare Mom. J. HENRY MILLER.
Lebanon. April 4. 1860.
Sri
Books and S:lationery Em
porium,
. . AND
TEACHERS' HEADQUARTERS!
M A CIareM wraleam,
• HA S REMOVED - -•-
. •
Has remoyed his lipoli,Store,to Market Square, Lannon
w uprip may bad, reasonable terms a general'
4,partrnout Of sen9oL, stmosv bottom, .Tinfor.oo
- 1)ild Mispem.sdsOns,l9oKS of everyfieserippon.
COPy-BoldisfeypberingßookS, leather and paper bound
Pans Books, and every variety of STATIONERY, en.,
wholesale end retail.
The following New Books, &a.:
Humboldt's Cosmos. in 5 vols.
Greeley's Political Teat Book for MOO.
Everybody's Lawyer.
Butledgu.
The Throne of David.
Solos' Book of Forms.
History of the Hotted Brethren Church.
Helps for the Pulpit.
The Homilist.
Whodoud's Commentary.
Burkitt's Notes.
Different Hymn Books, (German and English).
Ohatechisms, (German and English).
Testaments—large and small, (German and English)
Bibles—different slam do do
Dictioiaries—Webster's and Worcester's.
Die.tionaries—difforent sizes, (German & English).
Cook Books.
Books on Gardening, Grapes, &c.
ALMANACS.
Laneamigr. German end English ; Phliadelpdia, differ
ent 'kinds I heading Almstr4R; ,the Luthermi, (German
and )nglialt,) arid the Evangelical trtinl Ohio,
Lebanon, September , 27.1860:.tete •••••
R NEWELL'S
PHOTOGRAPH GAWKY
No. P.G# Arch Street, Philadelphia.
UNE of the largest and most complete Galleries in
the United States, where the best Pictures, known
to the Photographic art, are taken at prices no higher
than are paid for miserable earricatures,
The Proprietor, a practical Photographer, attends
personally, every sittingand allows: no picture to
leave the Gallery unless It gives perfect satisfaction.
Daguerreotypelf and Ambrotypes , of absent or de
ceased. friends, nhOtogropliqd to any required Owlet'
taken of Canvass, life size, and paiPtilihkif iNfibr 'the
best. Artists.
At this Gallery pictures can Utatint VI any weatinte
—as perfect in cloudy . daystas.eilrtni the, ann shines.
Persons visiting. qui' 'ilty• are respeetfugly-invited to
examine our spee4nonii,lthlub for rite and, quaty de
fy competition...
4
4Efi - Ipstruttions given in the art of Phatetisolty.
t. NSWItt.I4.GAPART or.Aar,
- 724 Archntreet; Philadelphia.
COMMENDATIONS:
Lams D.Vamplizia., M. Ohio.
'My-family and friends all corieur in the opinion that
the (Newell) Picture is more nfe-liko than any thing
they ever saw. My likeness has been repeatedly taken
by different Artists in various ways, but I have nor%
yet had one which .presents so true to nature, all ttio
features and expression a of °aunt:mince as this.
Front lion. E. Joy Mortals, late Minister to Italy.
The exanisite finials, beauty aodeoft.nelsvif your por
traits. conjoined with their durabllily of eultir and &Rte.
fulness as likenesses, cannot fail to.cornmedd them to
the attemion and patronage wile appreciate true
art. . - .
From CoL. JAMES P.
Raving aOcat ib a fora portrait, I procured „tine -from .
Net
Slr. Robert theocity. of Philadeinhite, s
min
iature in Oa COlors, under new prams - cUscooireclbk
:ri.tn, and take'great picador° in t4pressing UM Satisfac
tion given too, not only by tale aCcuracy of thelikeness,
but its artistic ilitish In. all reitoic4, and recommend
him to the patronage of those Cep:mad. to ansourago
the beautiful art. • JAMES Ptoa.
Philadelphia, January 23, 1861.47.
S. T. STINE, cr
J. W. MIMI.