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TIRTISESENTH CONGRESS-SECOND SESSION.
MONDAY, February 23.
The Bennie adopted the resolution relative to the
payment of foreign postage in coin. • The bill to
amend the Pacifie Railroad act was, after a brief
discussion, postponed. Tne bill for the release of
state prisoners was then taken up, and a long and
animated and somewhat rambling debate ensued.
The House passed the Senate but providing for the
holding of a oironit omit of one dhuriat by the judge
of another in cases of necessity, and conferring on
the linked States District Courts aced:anew of oases
of admiralty as to the lakes, the same as is now pos
sessed by them as to the high seas.. Mr. Dawes, from
the Committee on Elections, reported adversely to
the claims of C. L. lerafton to a seat in the Bottle as
member from the Eighth district of Virginia. The
report , against Mr. l'iggott's olaim to a seat was
adopted. The Senate's conscription bill was then
taken up, and a long and excited debate was had
upon it.
TUESDAY, February 24.
In the Senate, bills were reported back to incorpo
rate the institution for the education of colored
women and to provide for the instruction of children
outside of the cities of Washington and Georgetown.
The bills to build a wagon roadfrom the West Point
Academy to Cornwall Landing, granting the right
of way through the military reservations of Kansas,
Ind relating to hospitals and an ambulance corps,
were reported upon adversely. A bill Was passed for
the removal of the Sioux Indians from Minnesota.
A committee of conference was appointed on Oa
naval appropriation bill. The Pacific Railroad bill
was taken up, and amendments adopted providing
f0r..20,000 shares of $lOO to be subscribed and ten
per cant. paid before tee organisation of the com
pany, and striking oat the fourth section, which
provides for delivering to the company . a per centage
of the bonuses, which , by the original bill, were re
tained until the completion of the road.
In the louse, the Senate bill to organise the
national forces and for other purposes was taken up
and debated until , the close of the session,which
lasted until late in
theevening. A vote on the bill
is eat down for 2 P. st. to-day. Thaddeus Stevens,
in the coarse of a speech, read a letter from Gen
eral Scott to the Secretary of War, dated October 4,
1801, complaining of General lliciClellan's insubor
dination.
WEDNESDAY, Febrtiary 25.
The bill authorising the President to confer brevet
rank was yesterday passed by the Senate ; also the
bill to promote the health, comfort, and efficiency
of the army. Mr. Harris reported book the bill to
facilitate the taking of depositions in the United
State' to be used in other countries. The bill amen
datory of the Pacific Railroad bill was taken up and
passed, with amendments providing that the retain
ing of certain percentage of bonds in the Treasury
until the road is completed shall apply only to that
portion of the road on either slope of the Rocky
Mountains, and that the President may at his die
oration pay to any of the companies mentioned in
the act an equal amount of lawful money of the
United States, in lieu of United States bonds. The
Indian Appropriation bill was also passed, with •
large number of amendments. A resolution was
adopted requesting the President to communicate the
proceedings of the court-martial in the case of Com
mander Chas. Hunter. Mr. Davis introduced a bill
for the payment of officers and soldiers who have
actually rendered service in the army, without being
regularly enrolled.
fhe
,liouse, after an exciting debate, passed the
Senate' conscription bill—the vote being 115 against
49—with the following amendments : 'Jo confine the
term of service to the term of the present rebellion,
not, however, exceeding three years ; to try by gen
eral court-martial or military commission all persons
found lurking or acting as spies about the fortifica
tions or camps of the army; who shall on being con
victed, suffer death. Many other amendments were
rejected or excluded. Mr. White reported a bill to
aid Maryland in abolishing slavery, by providing
for ten millions of bonds to be delivered for that pur
pose when the President shall be satisfied of the pas
sage of a valid act by the Legislature within two
years from the let of January last ; also a bill appro
priating fifteen millions in bonds for the abolishment
of slavery in Missouri. Certain amendment seditious
to the bill to amend the internal revenue act, which
will be found enumerated in the report of the pro
ceedings elsewhere, were agreed to in Committee of
the Whole.
THURSDAY, February 26. '
Mr. Sumner yesterday reported to the Senate a
joint resolution to facilitate a proper representation
of the industrial interests of the United States at
the industrial exhibition in Hamburg. A bill was
passed to provide Circuit Courts for the districts of
California and ..Oregon. A resolution was adopted
Instructing the Military Committee to inquire into
the propriety of limiting the number of paymas
ters, quartermasters, and commissioners of subsis
tence of volunteers. A bill was passed to carry
into effect the treaty with Peru. The bill to organ
ise the corps of engineers was recommitted. The
House amendments to the conscription bill were
ordered to be printed.
The House passed the Senate with amend
ment, to punish frauds on the government; also the
Senate bill for the appointment of additional major
and brigadier generals,. inereasing the former from
twenty to forty, and the latter from fifty to one
hundred. The Senate's prOviso that beyond that
number no general shall be appointed in any branch
of the public service was stricken out, and an
amendment adopted that the President shall appoint
no one excepting for gallant and meritorious con
duct in the field. Mr. Stevens made a report—cov
ering all excepting the bank olause—on the dis
agreeing votes of the two houses on the bill to pro
vide means for the support of the government.—
The report was agreed to. The House insisted upon
its bank clause disagreement, and asked another
Committee of Conference. The House, in Com
mittee of the Whole adopted a number of amend
ments to the internal revenue bill.
FRIDAY, February 27.
The Senate appointed a Committee of Conference
to limit the number of major and brigadier-generals.
A memorial from New York merchants and ship
owners, asking for an investigation of the sale of
prizes in that-city, was referred to the Naval Com
mittee. The bill to extend the Washington and
Alexandria railroad was passed, with an amendment
that no person ehall be excluded from the cars on
account of color. The bill for the collection of aban
doned property, and the prevention of frauds in the
insurrectionary districts, was then taken up and de
bated at length, there being considerable dieoussion
on the transactions of General Butler at New Orleans.
The jointaesolution thanking General Boseorans
and his command for gallantry at Murfreesboro' was
adopted.
In the House the committee on contrasts reported
a resolution, which was adopted, that the Secretary
of the Treasury be requested to decline any further
payments to the parties interested on account of
()haltering the steamer Cataline, in April, 1861.
The House then went into committee of the whole
on the amendments to the national finance bill,
and afterwards reported to the House. A long de
bate then ensued and 'parliamentary tactics of all
kinds wee resorted to to prevent the passage of the
bill. •
SATURDAY, February 28.
In the Senate Mr. Grimes from the Naval Com
mittee, reported a joint-resolution, giving the thanks
of Congress to Commodore Ringgold. Mr. Grimes
offered a resolution instructing the Secretary of the
Navy to report to-the Senate whether any officer of
the Government has liberated prisoners captured by
any Naval officer of the United States, and restored
any captured property on the payment to him or
them, of any money or other valuable consideration,
and if so, under what circumstances and by what
authority such release has been made, and that he
report thereupon to the Senate, and whether in his
opinion any action is proper or necessary to remedy
this proceeding. Adopted. Mr. Harlan introduced
a bill supplementary to an act for the relief of
persons for damages sustained by the outrages of
certain bands of Sioux Indians. The bill extends
relief given to citizens of - Minnesota to lowa and
Dacotah. Passed. Mr. Harris presented the reso
lution of the New York Senate relative to bounties
and arrears of pay to the families of soldiers. Mr.
Wilson introduced a bill to pay for arming loyal
citizens and troops in any State or States the inhab
itants of which have been or may hereafter be in re
bellion against the United States.
In the House Mr. Dawes from the Committee on
Elections, made an unfavorable report on the cre
dentials of Alvin Hawkins, claiming a seat as rep
resentative from the Ninth Distriot of Tennessee,
Mr. McPherson made a report from the Conference
Committee on the disagreeing amendments to the
bill for an additional number of Major-Generale and
Brigadier-Generals. The agreement is to appoint
thirty of the former and seventy-five of the latter.
The House proviso is also modified so that the officers
to be appointed under this act shall be selected from
those conspicuous for gallant or meritorious conduct
in time of duty. Mr. Cox moved to lay the report
on the table. Disagreed to—yeas 30 ; nays 85.
The report was adopted. The House took up the
report,from the Committeeof the Whole on the State
of the Union on the bill containing amendments to
the Internal Tax bill.
SPECIAL NOTICES
/Kir Coughs r Consumption..--Sufferer• I
send One Dollar to Dr. 0' Unger, Baltimore. Mil , and re
ceive, by return mail. a box of his Wonderfully Cheering
Certain Duel, Consumptive Comported. A box Wits six
week.. [fob 3 4m 4
Ay- To Nervous Bufferara of Both Saxes.
—6 Reverend Gentleman having been restored to health
In a few days, after undergoing all the usual routine and
Irregular expensive modes of treatment without success,
aonsiders it his sacred duty to communicate to his afflicted
fellow creatures the means of cure. Hence, on the receipt
of an addressed envelope, he will send (free) a copy of the
prescription used. Direct to Dr. John H. Dagnall, N 0.186
°Fulton stn., Brooklyn, Neu York. (feb 37 ly T
MARRIAGES
On the 19th February, by the Rev J. J. Stripe, Henry
Feabold to Mtee Margaret J. Kurtz, both of West Cain twp.,
Cheater county.
On the 24th by the same, Abram H. Herr, of Manor, to
Mies Hattie R. Shank, of Conestoga.
On the Mith, at the residence of Dr. P. S. Clinger, by the
same, Milton Booth, of Londonderry tarp, Che•ter county,
to Mists Hannah Clinger, of Conestoga Centre. [Chester
county papers please copy [
January 20th. at the residence of the bride's father, by
the Rey. J. B. Kugler, Joseph H. Fogle, of Sndsbury ti two.,
t Mise Catharine °lrvin, of Strasburg tap., this county.
DEATHS.
On the 22d ult., Elizabeth, youngest daughter of John
and ElizabethEmaling, ba the 18th year of age.
In this city, on the 24th nit., Mrs. Elizabeth Peterman,
in the 70th year of her age.
In this city, on the 28th ult., Eliza, yoangest daughter
of Rev. Dr. E. V. and Eliza Gerhart, aged 2 years and 2
months.
In this city, on the 24th alt., Jacob Graham, one of the
soldiers of the war of 1812, in the 69th year of hie age.
On the 21st nit, at the residence of her uncle, Rev. A.
B. Orosh, Henrietta, wife of Philip Weitzel, of Middletown,
Ohio,
and only daughter of C. C. P. Gtorh, of Marietta,
aged= years, 2 months and 4 days. •
On the 21st ult., Susan Reed, in the 78th year of her age.
On .the 18th ult., In East Cocalico, Mrs. Susan Fry, con.
' sort of John Fry, in the 36th year of her age.'
On the 19th nit., in Brocknock, Mrs. Elizabeth Roth, in
the 7.2 d year of her age.
:• On the 22d alt., In Adamstown BoroUgh, Isaac Lanah,
•Wn of Jacob Laush.
On "the 23d ult., itiEast Cecalico, Benedict Backer, in the
• list-year of .his age. .
lbe 4th tilt., of dropsy, Mary. Groff, widow of Job
Geety,'slieo9 yeeis, 9 months and 23 dive, on which
cession sermons. , were delivered by the Rea. Joseph Myers,
arethelteimart, &Alba net: Mr: zabh'oriminte;
_ln the
Vagilah hintinflo•
TICE MARKETS.
Lancaster Wholesale Grain Market.
Corrected weekly by J. E. Baran h Bao., Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, No. 91 North Queen street.
Larmasm, March 2
White Wheat, It ....... ..... 1.70
Corn, old - 80
" new
Oita
Rye
Cloyesseed
Whiskey, in
in bb15......__
Philadelphia Market,.
There Is less doing In breadstufffe but prices unchanged.
Bales of 1,000 bbls. Flour at $6.25 for superfine, $71g:17 50 for
extra, and $8 for extra family. Small sales of Rye Flour
at $5. No change In meal. Less doing in Wheat but
prima steady, sales of 4,000 bus. Red at $1.76®176, and
White at 21.80.2)2.00. Horn dull and prices barely main.
talned, sales of 8,000 hue yellow at 90 cents. Oats are un
changed, the demand is fair, and 2,000 bole Pennsylvania
sold at 04e. Clove fseed is lower ; sales of 900 bus. at $6.25
@6.75. Flaxseed is wanted at $3.50. Provisions are look.
Ina up. Sales of mess Pork at $15.50@1.6.60; Hams In
salt et 7 c., In pickle 8V,o; Sides at 133,-4.gflye , and
Shoulders at 6X® 6O. Lard 11%812c. cash. Whisky dull
at 57®58c.
Baltimore Market
B&LTIM081, February
• Flour Arm. Wheat dull at $L97@2 00 for Western.—
Gorn dull; White 07@t98 eta, yellow 90@02 cts. Whiskey
dull and drooping at 56057 eta. Groceries very firm.
LAW SCHOOL OF HARVARD COL
LEOS, 1863.—Tw0 Terms of nineteen weeks each,
commencing MARCH 2d and SEPTEMBER 7th.
For Catalogue and Circular address
JOEL PARKER, Royal! Professor.
CAMBRIDGI, Mass., Jan. 29, 1863. [mar 3 3t 8
ESTATE OF HENRY E. KLINE, LATE
of Washington borough, deed:—Letters testamentary
on the last will and testament of Henry N. Kline, deceased,
having been Issued to the undersigned: All persons hay
ing claims or demands will present them, duly authenti
cated, to flu undersigned for settlement, and thou hadebt.
ed will make payment without delay.
OEO B. MANN,
Executor, Manor twp.
mar 3at 8]
A lIDITOWS NOTlCE...Assigned Estate
A
of BAM'L W. BEECHER and Wifi.—The undersigned
auditor appointed to distribute the balance remaining in the
hands of Henry H. Hurts and JacolkEsbensbade, assignees,
to and among those legally entitle4Pio the come, will sit for
thst purpose on FRIDAY, the 10th day of APRIL next, at
2 o'clock, P. M., in the Library Room of the Court Hon.,
in the City of Lancaster, whore all persons Interested In
said distribution may atteOti. WM. CARPENTER,
mar 3 4t 8] Auditor.
NOTICE. ---The undersigned Commis
slonen, appointed by the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Lancaster county, to view and inquire into the propriety
of altering the dividing line between the townships of
Pegnea and Conestogo in said county, according to the
petition of diver. inhabitants of said townehipe, preeented
at January /tendons, 1863, will meet at the public house of
Michael Zercher, in Eitumptown, Pequea townehip, on
MONDAY, the 23rd day of MARCH, A. D., 1863, at 10
o'clock, A.. 31., to proceed thence to view the said lines, and
perform the duties of their appointment.
DAY WOOD.
JOSEPH BALLANCH,
ROBERT BARNES.
Daar33t.B
BON D E S'
CELEBRATED
Pobrulry 2802,1E583.
B- TOMACH BITTERS.
A Sure Cure for Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Cramp, Chollc,
Pain ho the Bowels, Cough., Colds, Whooping
Cough, Rheumatism and Dysentery.
A great number of certificates have been received of the
eatiefactory effects of these Bitters.
ea— Is forfeit of $lO wilt be given, In every ceue,ll the
facts are not as stated by those who have used the Bitters.
' PEEPAkID ONLY BY
ANDREW REAM,
NORTH QUBIN Si., NiA.B. WALNUT, LANCASTIB., PA
WANTED—GOLD, SILVER AND DE
MAND NOTES, for which the HIGHEST PREMI
UM will be paid at the Banking House of
REED, HENDERSON & CO.
[feb 10 tf
Laneaater, Feb. T, '63
PROPOSALS FOR COLLECTING
STATS AND COUNTY TAXES.
Sealed Proposal for collectintz . State and County Taxes
for the East Wards and West Wards of the City of Lancas
ter, for the year 1863, will be received at the Commissioners'
Office until 2 o'clock, P. M., on MONDAY, the 9th day of
MAROH next.
JOHN BONER,
WE. SPENCER,
.}Commissioners
DAVID KEEPER,
AU CTIONEERIN G
BENJAMIN P. ROWE respectfully informs - the pub
lic that be will attend to Crying Sales of Real and-Personal
property In any part of the county.
Those wishing his services are requested to apply to
Gsrardus Clarkson, Esq., at the Prothonotary's Office, who
will promptly attend to the matter.
Letters addressed to me at Smlthville P. 0.. Laricaster
county, will be promptly attended to. [fah 17 tf 7
WANTED,
This coming Season,
2,000 CORDS OP
BLACK Odd BARK,
➢or which the HIGHEST CASII PRICE Will be paid, at
livered at SIIIRK A BitIII3AKER'S Tannery, Blyd-iu•lland
Railroad Station, Lancaster county, Pa.
Address, Enterprlze P. 0. [fob 10 tf fo
ESTATE OF URIAH R. ROCKEY.---
Letters of administration on the estate of Urieh R.
Rockey, late of Bert twp., d.eaased , having been granted
to the eubscril ere All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them, without delay, properly anther,
ticnted for settlement, to Amos Rockey, of Bellemonte,
Paradise township. MARY A. ROCKEY,
AMOS ROCKEY,
jail 20 61. 21 Administrators.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE .-- Assigned Ea—
tate of John H. Giese and wig.—John 11. Glass nod
Wife, of Ephrata township, Lancaster county, having by
deed of voluntary assignment, dated January 19, 1863, as.
signed and transferred all their estate and effects to the
nudereigned, for the benefit of the creditors of the said
John H. Glass and Wifo, he therefore gives 'notice to all
persona indebted to said assignor to make payment to the
undersigned without delay, and those having claims to
present them to the undersigned for settlement. .
JOHN C. MARTIN, Assignee,
Residing in
Or to JESSE LANDIS, Esq., Attorney.at-Law,
frb 10 61. Id (Inquirer copy.) [Lancaster.
ESTATE OF JAMES B. LANE...-Let
tore of Administration on the estate of James B.
Lane, late of Lancaster city, deceased, having been granted
to the iubscribers residing In Bald city : MI persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims will present them,
without delay, properly aothenticated for settlement, to
Wm. B. Fordney, Acting Administrator.
MARTHA LAN?,
Will. B. FOII.DNEY,
jan 27 dt 3] Admlnistligers.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.--Estate
of WILLIAM A. SHELLY, M. D., Into of Warwick
township, deceased.—Letters of administration on said
estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons
Indebted thereto are requested to make immediate settle.
merit, and those having claim. or demands against the
same will present them without delay for settlement to the
undersigned, residing In said township.
THOMAS SHELLY,
feb 3 It 4] Adminiatrator.
El STATE OF ROBERT LAVERTY,
late of Gordonville, Lancaster county, deed.—Let•
tars of administration on said estate having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto are re.
quested to make immediate payment, and those having
demands against the lame will present them for settle
ment to the undersigned, residing at Periningtonville,
Chester county.
JOHN D. LAVERTY,
•
Admintstratoi.
Or to his Attorney, GEO. P. BRENEMAN,
Jan 27 et 3] La.esiter,
ASSIGNED ESTATES OF CLEMENT
R. POTTS it 1.0. BLIGHT, late partners as " Potts
& Blight;" Isaac 0. Blight and wife; Clement R. Potts and
wife; and Isaac 0. Blight, Clement P.. Potts, and John
Ilornberger, partners as J. 0. Blight A Co.
The undersigned auditors, :appointed to distribute the
balance remaining in the hands of James McCaa rod 1611.
Dam Carpenter, Eaq'rs, Aseignees of the above named
estate., will sit for that purpose, on FRIDAY, the 13th day
of MARCH next, at 2 o'clock, P. M., in the library Room
of the Court Home, In the City of Lancaster.
JAMES L REYNOLDS,
A. SLAYMAKER.
Lancaster, Feb. 16th, 1863. [feb 17 4t 6
ADMINISTRATORS , NOTICE.--Estate
of CHRISTIAN HESS, late of Little Britain twp.,
dec'd.—Letters of administration cum testament° annexo
on said estate having been granted to the undereigned, all
persons indebted thereto are requested to make immediate
settlement, and those having claims or demand. against
the same will present them without delay for settlement to
Abner D. Campbell. in the City of Lancaster, or to Jesse
Coleraln township.
ABNER D. CAMPBELL,
JESSE DAVIS,
feb 17 6t. 71 Administrators.
A CCOUN TS OF TRUST AND ASSIGNED
A
ESTATES.—The accounts of the following named
estatee have been exhibited and filed in the OtAce of the
Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas cf Lancaster
county, to wit:
Leah Albert's Estate, Jacob Baxtreseer, Committee.
Isaac Downing's Estate, Samuel Truscott, Committee.
Christian Hershey's Assigned Estate, Christian itrisman,
one of the Assignees.
Notice le hereby given to all persons interested in any of
said eetates, that the Court have appointed MONDAY,`the
16th day of MARCH, 1863, for the confirmation and al•
lowance of said account; unless exceptions be filed cr
cause shown, why said accounts should not be allowed.
PETER MARTIN, Proth'y.
PRoSHONOTAILVB 011101, February 14, 1863.
feb 17 4t 6
Nhereas Bernard o , Bytyan,
to whom was granted, September 18,1660, • patent
for the
IMPROVED BLACK HAWK CAST IRON ORE WASHER,
aseigned and transferred, for a valuable consideration,
under his hand and seal, the undivided one-half of all his
right, title and interest in the said invention to the under
signed; and subsequently the said O'Bryan and the under.
signed entered into co-partnership for the purpose of menti•
lecturing end selling said Ore Wevers.
This is to give notice that the recent act, and conduct of
the said O'Bryari being inconsistent with the longer con
tinuance of the said partnership, the same is hereby dis
solved; and that the.undereigned will not, from this date,
be liable for any debts which the said O'ltryan may con
tract in the manufacture of geld Ore Washer" or other
wise.
Ale°, that the said O'Bryan has no authority from me,
the MU owner, to sell any of said Ore Wuhers for lees than
$OlO.OO are hereby warned that I will look to them for my
half of the profit on each machine at the rate. of $2OO 00
each. BAMIIRL HOPKINS.
'Barletta, January 21, 1883. [Jan 27 et 3
S EL /PPING PURR!
FEBRUARY 17th, 1863.
We are now paying the following prices in Cash for
Shipping Pure:
Mink, according to Ilse and c010r,... .. $2.00@4.00
Muskrat , 2o(B)2s Ms.
Red Fox ‘ -....-
$1 25@11.75
Orgy Fox,. .36@50 etc.
25(8)50 eta.
-
Opossum, • 20040 cts.
Skunk, (dark) 25@)50 cue.
Rabbit, 4 cents.
The above Cr, the prices for good, well handled spring
skins. SHULTZ is BRO., Hatters,
-
N 0.20 North Queen etreet,Lancaster, Pa.
bb Et tf 1
P 110 OG4R AP A Y
- IN ALL - rrs blerromcs.
Executed in the beet style known in the art, at
O. O. 0134.1 4 TE' B GALLI:Pr
32 Awn Smarr, EAT 01 SEMI, Partortatarr,
_ LIPS SIZE IN OIL - AND PASTEL
EtTERSORCOPIC POBTRAITH,
Asibrotypes, -- Daquentsotirs, Ea., far Oases, Medallions.
ELIEs. . • . . bear 41 gy,
CIOABS,BNUP7 AND TOBACCO,
Having fitted up the town next door to Ifeitehn's Hat
Store, hale prepared to accommodate country dealers and
the public generally with the best CIGARS, =MT and
TOBACCO errs offered in the City of Lancaster. His stock
consists in ;art of the following brands:
CIGARS:
HARI SARI, JOCKEY CLUB.
WASHINGTON. CARONA DUGAL,
ELLSWORTH, AMERICAN COUSIN,
LA TEDELLL
SIXES AND HALF—SPANISH,
and every brand to be obtained in the market.
TOBACCO:
PHILLINZUHLL, Feb. 28
FINE CUT,
Anderson's Solace,
Heart's Delight,
Chesapesks Bay,
Plantation,
TtainCl2l23,
Sony Side,
Cavendish,
Flounder,
Blacksnake, Congress, Natural Leaf, Coarse Twist, Ac.
SNUFFS:
Demuth's }Lippe°,
Scented Rappee,
Balch Maccaboy, kc.
Jar All orders promptly filled at reasonable rates.
The proprietor respectfully invites his country friends
to give him ► call.. ho feels confident he can give satis
faction in all articles in his line of businces,
fob 24
VAL FABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
BALE.—The subscribers offer at private sale their
estate, known as "VIRGINIA MILLS," in Hamiltonban
township, Adams county, Pa., within one mile of Fairfield.
The tract contains upwards of 600 ACRES, of which 800
are excellent farm land. and the residue covered with good
timber. The land be of the best quality and usually yields
a sure erop of both winter and summer grain. Besides
the stream upon which the Mills are built, running
through the tract, the farm has water In almost every field.
There are on the tract a TWO-STORY STORE
DWELLING HOUSE, Stone Back•Bulldlng, Two.
Story LOG HOUSE attached, large Bank Barn, of •
frame, with all the modern conveniences, Wagon
Shed,Corn Crib, Ac. The Mill is three stories high, of
stone, with two pairs of burrs, chopping stones, all in COM
plate order; Saw Mill, Miller's House. Tenant House;
twe excellent Orchards on the place, with a large amount
of yard fruit, of every variety. The Gettysburg extension
of the Pennsylvania Railroad is located through the farm.
This estate offers inducements for safe investments not
often found. The title is indisputable.
S.-Persons desirous of viewing the property, or pur•
chasing, will call upon our Attoruiee, M. A W. McClean,
Eteirs, in Gettysburg. MARY MYERS,
feb 24 9T71 MARY V. MYERS.
to
ORPHANS , COURT SALE.-Pursuant
an order leaned out of the Orphans' Court of Juniata
county, and to me directed, will be exposed to sale on the
premises, at 1 o'clock, P. M., on TUESDAY, MARCH 11,
MS, L' Cedar Grove," the late home of Rev. John Shields,
doe'd, one and one fourth mile. from Mexico, on the Penn's
lisilrcuLd, Juniata county, containing 52 ACRES and 104
Perches, good land and in good order; sufficient timber,
some chestnut; ten acres of bottom •d, for meadow or
cultivation, with a Variety of Fruit, such as Apples,
Peaches, Grapes, Raspberries, Ac.; a large and
well-finished FRAME HOUSE of twelve rooms, :6 - 711
with modern conveniences, and cellar, a good .
FRAME BANK BARN, Carriage House and Corn
Crib Just new, Dry Rouse, Smoke and Wood House; all
these buildings are of first-class and in good order; a Well
of Good Water at the door, and all in a healthy region and
good neighborhood. This is a very desirable home and
only one and one-fourth miles from the Central Pennsyl
vania Railroad.
TERMS: Five per cent., of the purchase money to be
paid when the property is struck down ; one•third of the
balance on the confirmation of the sale by the Court ; one
third on the let of April, 186.1, and the remaining third
en Ist of April, 1865, to be secured by judgment.
MARY CAROLINE SHIELDS,
Administratrix.
ffeb 17 to 7
ALISANDHIL SPIDDT, Auctloneor
A RARE CHANCE
VALUABLE LIMESTONE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
On SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1863, the undersigned will
offer at public sale, at the public house of Thomas Mc.
Caneland, (Central Hotel,) Hanover. The property is situ
ated in Conewago township, Adams county, 34 mile west
of the Borough of Hanover, avid within view of the Gettys
burg and Llttleetown Railroads, about 300 yards from the
former and 200 yards from the latter, and mile from the
Hanover Railroad depot, containing 90 ACRES OF LAND,
all of which is in the highest elate of cultivation, well
watered, and under good fencing. The improvements are
all commodious and substantial, the dwelling is
a TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, with a portico in
the whole length of the building, commanding a
beautiful view of the Town of Hanover. Sur
rounding the House le a lawn of the finest grass, and a
number of Fruit and Ornamental Trees. The buildings
contiguous to the dwelliog area large Bank Barn, etabling,
brick wagon, carriage and corn house, cider press and mill
under one roof, frame house, wood house, hog and chicken
house. There 'IN Mao a two-story brick spring house near
the dwelling, and a spring with never failing pure cold
water, supplying the same. There is on the farm a fine
orchard bearing the choicest fruit every year, and about
100 Apple and Pear Tree., set out three years ago, a num
ber of dwarf pear trees bearing over five bushels last year.
This tract is laid off in eleven convenient fields. Per
sons desirous of viewing the promisee will call on David
O. Althoff, residing on the faun, or the undersigned living
in Hanover, residence Baltimore street.
Sale to commence at 3 o'clock, P. M., when attendance
will be given and terms made known by
JOSE PH ALTHOFF.
Possession will be given on the first day of April next.
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/AYES H. WALTON. THOMAS W. YOST
WAL TON & YOST
BANKERS, BROKERS,
Jay, Cooke /c Co., E. P. Middleton .k Brother,
James. Kent, Santee di Co., Esherlnk, Black A Co.,
C. H. M'Ribblri A Son, Hon. Wm. Wilkins,
Hon. James Pollock, " H. D. Foster,
" A. H. Reeder, " Asa Packer,
" Warren J. Woodvrarr, V. L. Bradford, Esq.,
" Geo. Sanderson.
HIGHEST PRICE,PATI4OR GOLD AND SILVER.
GOVERNMENT AND OTHER INTERESTS COLLECTED
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
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This popular House, after a thorough refittingand over
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Its proprietors have furnished it Ina tasteful manner, and
engage to k.Tep a table unsurpassed, for solid luxuries, by
any Hotel in this country. They likewise guarantee that
the Bar eball gain and sustain the reputation of having
the best of Liquors. They will invite public criticism as
well as public patronage. Transient Board $2 per day.
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BACK PAY AND PENSIONS
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OF LANCASTER COUNTY.
RECIMB FOR 1802.
1662.
JOHN DRNUNOEB, Troisorer
• Dr.
Jan. 0., BILL TWA fr om ]G H. Ettark,late Tan
' ewer, as per report of lost
Coanty Auditor", - $44795 98
" ' 15 Sufi boa H. Mawr, Mark. Quarter
112161403451nul..aitAiry.faiiii 20 00
" " Now. sods hi. Com. n NW-
gent Miner, -
Feb. 4 - IL in.lasaisil IteMyfor 709
=May daelknuity by B.
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Ipo oo
4 . "B.W. Y. Boy4,llzues awl Jn
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ri Yond.',..
" 10 4 "B. Urban, J. P. of Conestoga
twp,for foaling timber sold 14 48
Mar 4 " "J. .1. Cochran, for U.B. Flag.. 16 00
" " " Jesse Imndls Esq. costa in ma.
of Com. vs James 9 06
" .. " same lees paid A. H. Smith,
for taking deposition in ease
of James Rife, refunded....
" 24 " " Christian Fenrich, of Manor .
township, L0an....—.... .... 100 00
" 29 " " Isaac Mayer, Strasburg. Loan, 180 00
" " " " Levi Landis, B. Hempfjeld 200 00
" 81 " " John Studer, 8er1.." . 600 00
" " " Adam H. Longenecker, Beet
Larnpeter, Loan
" " Elias B. Bomberger, B Hemp
field. loan 1000 00
Ap'l 1 " " Danl , lCochel, U. Leacock,Loan 2060 00
" Jno Martin,'Bie Sprinellarl".„ 400 10
" " " Tabu Rachel, Btresburg....... 1000 00
" " Chn Elmer, Elizabeth ...... 310 00
" John Boyer, Marthelm....... 400 00
" John B. Sensenig, Earl ..... ".. 4500 00
" Benj. Landis, B Lampater..... 1000 00
" B. H. LongentSeker.Laneaster... 600 00
" " L.W. Einzer.E.Hempfield..... 100 00
" " " John Rohrer, do .."•. 500 00
" " Abru Landis, B. Lampater..".. 600 00
" " 'robins 17..Kreider,W do 700 00
• " Elizabeth LOAMIIII. B do .." • 260 00
" " " Christ. Gerhart; E. do •.".. 432 CO
" " " " John Geist. jr., East d 0.... 750 00
•' "" " Abm D. Heller, Blenheim.. . ".. 1000 00
" 2 " Ino De Ginger, ar.,E-Hemplie4l 11000 00
• " " " John M. Brahman, Penn, Loan. 1020 00
• 7 " • " Jacob Bomberger, Upper Lea
cock, Loan
"22 " " Henry Andrews. J.P. of Marti.:
township,for stray sheep sold 4 98
• " " " Wm. Winters, Mt Joy twp. for
Road damages on lands of P.
Myers and C. H. Shirk
" " " Briton WalteraSadsbury.twp,
Exonerated tax
° 25 " John J. Evans, J. P. of Little
Britain•twp, for two stray
calves sold• • .
"28 " " Benj Kreider, Blenheim, Lonn• 600 00
Mayft " , " Nelson Wolfkiii, Finealn Com.
ye R. & Catharine 8eck.....
" 6 " S. W. P. Boyd, Sheriff, Fine, &
Jury Fund
Jul 12 " " Jesse Lsndiejleg, costs in Com.
ve F Bower
"15 " "H. !dosser, Clerk of Q. S., COWS
ill Com. vs J. Doersh
"23 " "D. H. rfeitaha, Treasurer of
Commission to Virginia,bal.
refunded 55 40
" " " " Semi Johne,U. Leacoek, Loan. 800 00
"24 " " Swart Kuhn, City• ".. 00
"29 " " Elias B. Bomberger,E.Hem'd".. 600 00
"28 " " Simon Minich,E. Hempteld ".. 400 00
Aug 4 " '• John Rohrer, W. Lampeter".. 600 00
"11 " " John G. Kendig,E. do "... 4500 00
" " " " Maury Lichty, R Mempfleld ".. 86 06
" " •' " John Rohrer, do ".. 100 00
" Daniel Rohrer, do ".. 200 00
"12 " " Farmers Rank of Lancaster •'.. 26000 00
"19 " " Wm. Carpenter,Eaq ".. 10000 00
'• 14 " " Lancaster County 8ank......".. 9000 00
"IS " " Taylor Lane Kller, city....".. 60 00
"18 " " Amos Sourbeer, Manor ".. 2600 00
" " "J. P. Kraals, Ephrata. "... 100 00
" " Baml M. Wright, Coneatoga ".. 1000 DO
" " " Jacob Rohrer,ar.E.Lampeter".. 600 00
"26 " " Jesse Landis, Esq., Fees paid in
Military by late Treasurer,
returned
"29 " " John Stauffer, Earl, Loan
Sep 1 " ' A. Buckwalter, East Lampeter
twp, RlD:oersted tax
" 2 " • " S. W. P. Boyd, Sheriff, Jury
Fund di Fines
" 5 " John M. Greider,W. Hempfield,
Guardian of Mary Jane and
Catharine Pearson, Loan
" 6 " " Lewis Spreaher. City, guardian
of minor children of Pairabth
Kidder, Loin
"12 •• " Chu Bomberger,Manliclm,Loan
"13 " "W m Llppold, E. Lanapeter "..
"16 •• " John G. Handl& do • •
"16 " " John Miller, B. Hemplield "
"22 " " Rudolph Myer, Conestoga "
"29 " . Anna S. Sensinig, City "
Oct 4 " " Jonas Lauber, Clay
" 6 " " Martin Shreiner, City ...... ..".
•• •• " Margaret Steward, City ••.,
" " " " John G. Kendig, Manor •'...
"13 " " George Bichelberger, City.."..
liov6 George Mullin, J.P. of 11•Hemp
fleldltwp., for stray cow cold
"10 " " Amos Herr, W. Leanpeter,Loan
" " " " Harriet Blown. City:...... ..••..
Dee 1 " "S.W. P. Boyd, Sheriff, Fines 5i
Jury Fond_ _ _
.38 " " Peter Johns, East Lampeter,for
Tax omitted
" 24 " C. M. Brown, J.P. of East Don
gal, for two stray steers sold
31 " Farmeraßankanterestrefanded
Aggregate Assessment of County rates
and levies for 1861, as per statement
Treasurer by County Commissioners:
Adamstown,.. .........$ 143 10
Bart 7T7 94
Brecknock 63.9 66
Carnarron, 119 S 70
Cocalico East 1399 41
Cocalico West 1693 40
Colerain, 854 49
Columbia .. 2240 36
Conestoga 1752 02
Conoy, . 995 15
Clay 1324 06
Donegal East 3319 63
Donegal West 918 46
Drumore ... '514 66
Ephrata 2.327 59
Earl 3177 39
Earl East 2109 44
Earl West 2664 93
Elizabeth '793 32
Elizabethtown 265 60
Eden 484 21
Fulton 1031 86
Hemptleld East 3132 24
Hemfteld West . 285'7 86
Lampater East 3452 13
Lampeter Weal ... 2686 66
Lancaster twp 1439 90
Lancaster city—East "Wards 4906 61
West Wards.... 4490 83
2603 94
2581 66
1111 45
3721 73
766 91
6413 93
1850 47
613 92
746 01
366 31
2080 96
2'97 93
1383 68
715 74
3140 84
3366 11
927 66
2535 87
611 87
2624 16
192 17
Leacock
Leacock Upper.
Little Britain..
Manheim twp..
Martin
Manor
Monet Joy twp
Mount Joy bor.
Marietta.
Malaboim bor..
Paradise
Penn
Pequea
Providence....
Rapho
Salisbury
Sadsbury
Strasburg twp.
Strasburg bor.
Warwick
Washington ..
Excess Tax.
1860 $29 66
1861 3 87
240
" 4 75
" 13 43
1862 17 PI
" 4 75
'• 9 02
•' 768
" 2 38
" 620
" 1 49
I 19
" 2 62
" 14 26
Drumore..
Little Britain • ..
Sadsbury •
.....
Lancaster twp...
Colerain
Marietta
Providence
Manheim bar....
Donegal Went...
Leacock Upper..
ompfleld Bast •
Columbia
Manhelm twp...
Bait....
Salisbury
Earl
Sari East,
Cocalico West...
Strasburg
Mount Joy bor.
Penn • • •
Strasburg bor...
Adamstown ....
Latino&
Ephrata
Conestoga
Hempfeld West
Warwick
Brecknock......
To amount of outstanding taxes as per re
port of last County Auditor
Bearable remaining unpaid
Items in Court bills
relief ordere
, Expenditures of 1862.
By amount of Court orders In favor of John
McCartney, William Van Blade and Ja
cob A. Miller, Auditors for Auditing the
several accounts and expenditures for
1861
P, G. %barman. Court order for Stating the
account of 1861
642 Commissioners orders drawn in 1862,
including bounties to Volunteers
925 Court Bills and Certificates paid In 1863
86 Orders and Rolls drawn by the Board of
Belief to families of Volunteers
89 Road Viewers and Surveyors orders....
Constable return orders to Court of Q 8...
Bzonorations allowed to Collectors
Commissions ••
Outstanding Taxes
Earl, Bast 1857
Strasburg borough, 1859
Drumore township, 1880
Rapbo 1861
AdamstoWu bor. 1862
•Bart township ••
Breeknock "
•Carnanon "
Columbia borough "
Coeslieo B, twp,
•Conoy
•Clay
Donegal E. "
Drumors "
Bari
•Earl W. "
•Elizabeth '•
•Elizabethtown bor. "
Fallon township "
Lampster B"
LampeterW"
•Lancaster City, B W"
" W W
Little Britain twp. "
•Martla
Manor ,
•
"
•11
Monntjoy bor.
•Paradiee twp. "
*Baguet;
Bapbo "
Salisbury "
Strasburg boro
Washington "
MEM
Treasmrera Commission on $174,939 76 at
@3-10 par cent— 1,400 00
Balance 41,873 00
Those marked thin • have sines paid
AlllllTOll,B' BEPORr.
tlio undersigned . Auditors of -Lan,
castor okay, do certify,. that wo hive artfully 'ex
aaalisot‘tho slowo-acootuit Of =Jebn Detffingot; Si4v,
Tnsouror of mad County, and hay compattlt his
vouchers -with the same and And • balance in his IPhilip Myers, Mount ;Toy
hands of Forty-One thousand eight hundred and seven. Chr'n. Bheirick do
ty-three dollars, ($41,873 OIL) Peter Weiland, do
We have examined the account of Christian Cast, Jonathan Stauffer, Strasburg,.,.._..—.
Esq., Treasurer of this Poor and souse of Smployment!
of„.l..ancaster county. and And a balance in his bands
of Two hundred and thirty-one dollars_ and eighty
two
cents, ($231 82) on the first day of January, 160.
We have also examined the account of Joseph Sam
son, Esq., Treasurer of the Boazd of Prison Inspectors
and found It correct, showing a balance in his bands of
Fifty-four dollars and seydity-four cants ($.54 74) on
the Ant day of January, 1883.
The liabilities of the county at the present time for
Individual loans at five per cent. per annum amount to
$121,763 25; deducting the above amount in hands of
the Treasurer $411773 00 would show an indebtedness
of $79.910 25. The outstanding taxes amount to
$16,5132 41.
In licitness whereof we have hereunto set our hands
at the Commissioners Office this twenty second day of
January, 1861,
CONEESSIONEBS' 'STATEMENT.
Assessor? Pay. •
THE following is a statement of the
A . Commissioners' Orders drawn on John Belanger,
Esq., Treasurer of Lancaster county, for the year 1862.
Adamstown, Samuel Stork - - g2O 00
Bart, H. Baumgardner. 69 75
Brecknock, Levi Lettish 60 00
Carnarvon, Jospb Weaver 60 00
Cocalico east, Samuel Wiesser 70 00
Costae° West, John Edwards ..- 72 00
Coleraln, James McCu110ugh........ 55 00
Columbia bor., Joe. H. 81ack...—...-.... - 125 00
Conestoga, S. M. Rohrer
Coney. Frederick Smith
Clay, Jacob Hebrew
Donegal Beet. George B. Murray
Donegal West, Frederick Oldweller
Dnzmore, James D. Welsh
Ephrata, J. S. Sharp.. ............
Earl, A. G. Sutton
Earl East, John Stauffer
Earl Weal. F. G. Carpenter
Elizabeth, Jos. M. Mathews
Elizabethtown, Charles Ebeeher....
Eden, John Graham
Fulton, Lewis H. MeCardle
Hempfleld But, Henry Shroll
Hempfleld West, Joe. S. Denlinger.
Lampeter Bast, J. B. Diffenbach,...
Lampeter West, George Meter
Lancaster twp., Benjamin Haber
Lancaster city—N, W. Ward, Msa. G. Beal, to
of
Leacdck, Mahlon Ruth,
Leacock 13pper,N. F. Shaaffer
Little Britian, John H. Harlan
Hanheint tarp., John W. Frantz,.
Mantic, James Simpson
Manor, A. B. Witmer
Mount Joy tarp., William Winters
.
Mount Joy bor., Peter 8runer........
Ntartette, FA. Baker. ...........
hianbelm bor., Henry Diffenderter
Paradise, George Anthony
Penn, Isaac Gingrich........
Pequea, Samnel Hess 45 00
Providence, Martin Reese.-- 59 00
Bapho, John B. Breneman 86 00
Salisbury, J. D. Warfel 130 00
Sadebury, James Hood 65 00
Strasburg twp., Daniel Helm SO PO
Strasburg bor., John Wombs ........... .....-....-... 31 00
Warwick, A. B. Hackman 90 00
Washington, Joseph B. Charles 32 opo
P. G.Bberman,for altering Columbia assessment 30 00
George timer, Assessor, West Lmpeter, on ac
count of taking asseessment for $25 00
Jacob Gompf. Assessor, 8. E. Ward, city, on ac
count of taking assessment for 1863 30 00
Chas. G. Beal, Assessor, N. W. Ward, city, on
account of taking assessment for 1862,.........50 00
Erecting Bridges.
Henry Breneman, Treasurer of Elizabeth.
town bor., donation towards building a
small bridge. . $ 16 00
Charles W. Heckel, in full for an iron trues
across Pogue& creek, near Daniel Den
linger's Mill 1525 00
W. & M. H. Foulke, for masonry for
bridge at Denlinger's Mill 2'78188
11l 09
190 00
100 00
950 00
225 00
$lBlB 88
Repairing Bridgea.
Samuel Wolf di Co., In fall for repairing
bridge across the Conestoga at Snaveley'e
120 00
John Weaver, for shingles and lumber for
67 60
'.. 9000 00
50 00
950 00
400 00
'6B 00
4600 00
800 00
HenryMneser, Beg , Clerk fees
8. W. P. Boyd, Esq., Sheriff fees
Emlen Franklin. Esq., Attorney fees.
Wm Ang, Atlee, Esq., Attorney fees..
60 00 I John Livingston, Esq., Attorney fees.
Jurors' pay
Justices' fees
Constables' tees
Witness pay ...... .
Crier and tipatavea' pay
Jurors' pay
Crier and Tipetavee' pay
Joe. C. Snyder. for extra work and sundries $ 82 06
George M. Steinman & Co., Hardware &c... 18 69
Bateman & McCollum, for painting SO 25
Deaner & Shanm, for new Heaters and sun•
dries • 197 65
Joseph fiberman's estate, care and winding
TOWEL Clock 25 00
Henry Wagener, hauling Coal and shovel.
lag Snow 600
John M. Frantz, 4 dozen Broomsl 50
Theo. W. Herr, Tally Lists and postage....." 6 74
Jacob Leib, ft", dozen Brooms . 130
A. C. Flinn, plumbing and Gas &lug 14 33
Silvins & May, for Hardware 3 12
Hirsh & Bros., for Feather Duster_ 1 75
Lancaster City, for Water Rent 3B 00
George Calder & Co., bill for Sand 2 FO
M. Steigerwalt, bill for Ice 12 31
Jacob Hartman, bill for Ice 3 29
Jacob Rotbarmel, for Brushes 9 94
David Pancoast, for repairing r00f... 3 00
Wm. D. Sprecher, for Hose 8 62
Coroner.
Daniel Balmer, Esq., Coroner and others,
for holding Inquests on the oodles of 50
persons found dead in Lancaster county. $5OB 80
Loyd Vandeveer for U. S. Map exchanged $2 00
Joe. Boyer, Beg., 234 days services as Com
missioner at $2 00 per day, s466—and
4150 miles at 6 cents per mile, $249
Total $717 00. Balance due him at set-
tlemeat 287 00
Levi Reist, Req., 183 days services at $2 00
per ,day, $364 00, and 2520 miles at 6 Ms.
per mile, $l6O 20—Total $517 20. Ba•
lance dne at settlement 167 20
John Doner, Esq. 186 days services as Com- •
missioner at $2 per day, $372 00, and
2 0 65 miles at 6 cents per mile, $123 90—
Total $49590. Balance at settlement... 145 90
Jesse Landis, Esq., - one years salary as So
licitor 140 00
P. O. Sherman in full of salary as Clerk... '765 00
William Spencer, Esq., on act of services
as Commissioner 200 00
Levi S. Heist, Esq., on act of services do.. 250 00
John Boner, Seq., on act of services do.. 200 00
Ellen Wiley, cleaning office and making
curtains 1 60
John Shaeffer, Corn County Map 4 60
T. C. Hartley, repairing seal press 1 26
EL S. Gera, Merino for Curtains 1 89
John Baker, clerking for Commissioners.. 1 CO
Elias Barr d; Co.. for Purdon's Dige5t.......6 00
P.O. }Sherman, for Twine and Gino 59
E e ction Officers for holding Genl. Election $1262 19
do do for Township Elections... 977 61
do do for City Elections 78 00
do do Manheim Borough , 17 95
do do Special Election, E. Hemp
field twp 19 30
do do in the Slat Elect on Diet.,. 17 56
Ase more pay for 1 Ste of voters 391 26
Con stables pay_ 171 40
13 9
19
28 60
10 91
1 64
1 78
1 90
Lancaster Gas Company, Gas Bills • $219 30
F. H. Stauffer, Bill for Printing
S. A. Wylie, do
B. H. Thomas, do
F. L. Baker, d 046 00
-,
W. B. Wiley. do 11 00
Peareol & Cielet, do 147 75
Geo. Sanderson, do 125 25
T. B. Cochran, do 111 25
Kuhn & Bane, do .? 47 00
W. H. H. Cox, do 300
J. &malinger. do 60 00
J.A.Hiestend & Co do 119 00
Saml. Wright, do 56 75
John Beare' Bone, do and Stationery 193 27
5)295359 03
Public Office&
George Wiant. for Books and Binding-- $9B 66
C. S. Hartley, Seal Press and engraving for
Quarter Sessions and Oyer 1 Terminer
and Orphans' Court 21 25
Joe. C. Snyder, Table for Proth' y Office.... 75
Wm. Aug. Ati-e Feq—Auditing Public 091-
144.703 46
10,768 61
cee 109 60
Farrel di Herring, for a patent Safe for
Treasurer'n Office 250 00
Henry Musser, recording names of township
°Moore 121 -66
15,818 10
814 47
247 67
1,16020
2,821 42
Poor.
Wm. Gorrocht}Laq.on account of Poor and
House of Smi..loymont $ lON 00
Can Gast, to fall 14800 00
Hugh S. Guru Peg. for support of Prison... $4250 00
Joseph Samson Esg, do do 7250 00
Penitentiary.
Eastern Penitentiary for support of Con
victs for 1862 $716 66
Loans paid to banks and individuals $31,931 49
Interest paid to banks and individuals
Foot Mortem Examination*.
Post Mortem examinations on 15 dead bod
ies found in Lancaster county $l5O 00
Footage. _
John .7. Cochranjorpostage and envelopes $l7 47
Road Damages.
Amos, Good, Brecknock twp $ so OC
A. Trostele list. do 50 00
John Frits, do 6 00
Jacob Hersbberger, do 2 00
John Dnbree &Sieter,Drumore, 86 00
Joseph Markley; do 70 00
Benjamin Bleacher, do 40 00
David Stone, Earl, 10 00
John Risser, do 8 00
Jacob Weaver, 8 00
M. Ideckley,llllzabethtown, 25 00
George Byrode, do 24 60
Henry Wade, do 55 00
Peter Hoffer, do 6 00
Sampson Price, Bast Donegal, . o 10 00
Jacob Newcomer, W. Hemplield 159 76
.
M. M. Strickler, do 64 25
Abraham Weaver, Lampeter, 120 00
Jacob Hart, ' Marti; - 65 00
William Wallace, do ls pO .
Henry Herr, Manor,. 80 00
Christ. Millers' liet.,. do
~. lO 00
Henry N. Nnits,, 'Minimize,
Joifeyli Btranee.Monnt Joy Boro 25 00
IMEEMI
WM. VON NEIDA,
JACOB A. MILLER,
JOHN STROHM, Jr.,
Auditors of Lancaster County
.. 62 00
.. 89 00
- 30 00
_ 7600
.. 82 60
. 90 00
.- 80 00
.. 85 00
.. 65 00
... 20 00
45 00
25 00
68 00
... SO 00
full of balance...
8. W. Ward, George Musser, in
full of balance ]3O 00
N. E. Ward, George King 116 00
8. E. Ward, J. Hegener, in full
balance 120 00
. 70 00
.. 70 00
. 65 00
.. 65 00
- 42 00
.. 130 00
.. 95 00
Ditto on .Account of 1862
Court of
$10,090 08
Common Inoue Court
Court House
Commissioners Office
Elections
Janitors Pay.
Jos. C. Snyder, for 62 weeks pay am Janitor 841° 00
.3fiqtary Expens e s.
Paid bounties to Who:dears 663,310 16
Ditto boarding, printing and Incidental ex
pence! for Volunteers and Relief board
Miscaaneous.
P. G. Sherman, for altering valuations of
Assessments In Lancaster county, as di
reetedhy Commissioners.
John Shaeffer,.for Election Lays
Jacob B. Brubaker, for Tax Refunded..
_
_
P. G. Sherman, distributing A sse ss ment s .—
Michael R. Shirk, late Treasurer, Exonem-
Cone and commissions on State and Mili
tia Tax..
M. Zaino, for interpreting in Coart
John Baker, recording statements for Coun
ty Auditors •
Philip S. Baker, arresting J. Frankfcrt for
Horse Stealing
George Sanderson, Eeq., Mayor. Road dam
ages due the City out of the County fund.
T. W. Barr. Telegraph dispatches on Coun
ty business
F S Albright, Taxes Refunded for 1861
. .
B. Reilly and E. Franklin, professional
services in case of Lancaster County vs.
James Evans,
George'Sanderson, Esq., Mayor's and Con
stables fees in vagrant cases
Capt. B. K. Young, for expenses of firing
salute in honor of the fall of Fort Donal-
W. H. Buffer, taking J. B. Keifer to House
of Refuge
C. Tyson, for repairing Muskets & PreighL
.1. Herr Smith, taking depositions in Corn.
vs. Rife
Isaac Gish. for Tax Refunded
A. Fairer, Tax Refunded
P. G. Sherman, distributing Tally Papera.
John A. Wier. Esq., expenses for maintain
ing Howe, Clark and Conner, in Pennsyl
vania State Lunatic Hospital
John Smlth and others, oopyLng Tax Diplt-
rates.
Ellen Weiley, for repairing ....... -
J. Goodaker, Wring Win. Cooney to House
of Refuge
Telegraph Office, for dispatches
P. 0. Sherman, Jr., copying Tax Lists and
assisting Clerk
L E. Mester, Esq., costs refunded in Corn.
Ye. Ebeling
P. S. Baker, S. Haber, A. Idessenkop, John
Kuhns and J. Gundaker, for arresting
Pickpockets
M. H. Shirk Esq.late Treasurer.for balance
due State Treasurer at settlement, April
90th,
do (or tax refanded for E. Earl-twp
do Stationary and Solicitor's pay re
(need by Auditor General... ...... ......
J. M. Willis Hoist, taking Harriet Cunny
to Horton of Refege
John S. Reed.Protkionatary's fees..
G. B. Movary,Hqrse sod Buggy hire
T. W. Herr, for expenses in Dom ire Daniel
Herr Fag
John M. Amweg, Taking Depositions
Daniel Herr, Bag, late Treasurer, for State
Taxes due to Commonwealth, with costs
and expenses
T• C. Snyder, tor serving notices
Wm. Cowin for a draft for a bridge....
J• R. Bitner & Bro., freight on 5afe...... ...
J. C. Snyder, distributing Tally papers and
J. Stauffer, Specifications for abutments of
a Bridge
.
P. B. Biker, taking Mary Coyle lo Eoooe
of Refuge . .
Jesse Landis, Esq. Professional services... •
Jacob A. Bear, for apprehending Horse
Henry Masser, Clerk Quarter Sessions, re
cording Road cases .. ... ..................
John Kn - hoe, taking Edw. Webb to House
of Refoge
Jobn Scott, Col'r, Fulton, Exonerattona and
Tax refunded...
John Dittoes, Boarding Jnry in Com. VS
Johnston and Levi Neff ....... .
J. C. Snyder, for distributing Assessments
to Assessors ........... ...... ............ ......
Wm. Dungan, for copying Duplicate...... ...
P. 8. Baker, for arresting Jacob Yeager..
John Herr, Wit. fees in taking depositions
Wm. Cooper, boarding Jurors in Com. vs
Wm. Spencer, Eeq, for lot of paint for a
bridge .
John /taxer, Emi,and others, for laying oat
new Election District is Rapho twp
Sol .Sprecher, boarding Juror..
W. B. Wiley Beq, qualifying Sheriff and
Commissioners to select Jurors for 1663.
Jacob Gandaker, taking Sabina Shenk to
House of Refuge
Brederkk Albright, tax refunded
F. O. Carpenter, for attending special appeal
M. Zahm, for interpreting in Court
Henry Baughman, for error in Duplicate...
Ditto for tax refunded
H. L. &. B. J. Zaino, for repairing County
Seal
J. C. Snyder, for going after election re
tarns
Constable Iliessenkop taking Winger to
House of Refuge
J. B. Good & Boyd, clerking for Return
Judges
Auditor's pay
Clerk for statement of orders
Relief orders
Road Viewers' orders
Constables' returns
Exoneration orders... ........:.
Commission orders ...... .......
Out tending taxes...
Treasurer's commissions
Balance in Treasury....
P. G. EBERMAR, Clerk
. feb4.ll
1863. 1863.
ELOUSKEEPING GOODS
HAGER & BROTHERS,
1500 POUNDS PRIME FEATHERS
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
GOLD BAND AND PLAIN FRENCH CHINA
FANCY AND WHITE STONE CHINA.
PLAIN AND FANCY ENGLISH GRANITE WARE
PITT,i ' BURG AND BOSTON GLASSWARE
DRY-GOODS
Bleached and Unbleached Muslims,
Sheeting. and Pillow Casings,
Sure Bore Checks and Tickinge,
Table Diapers and Linen Damasks,
Crash, Bird-Eye and Huckaback Towelings
Marseilles Quilts, Blankets,—
Window Medea.
CARPETS AND FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS
We have now open a complete stock of the above goods
any of which leaving bean purchased before the grea ,
. dvance will be sold at low prices.
jan 13 111
ST. LOUIS HOTEL
(LATE FR.,,Nl:ing,)
$2,182 SA
CRESTIIUT STIMET
BETWEEN 3d AND 4th,
PHILADELPHIA.
ENLARGED I
REFITTED 1
imlimiamiziPe.imit=ii-**oolal
This Rotel, the best Business Man's
House in the City, is in the immediate
vicinity of the principal Nabbing and
Commission Houses, new P. 0., Corn
Exchange, principal Banking Houses,
Mining Co. Offices, &c.
OATETHING NEWS
S
THE PATENT STAMP-SEALING AND POST-MARK
' - " - •
PRESERVING ENVELOPE
The preservation on the letter itself of the POST—MARE
and POSTAGE—STAMP, generally destroyed with the do
tached cover,
has long been deemed a matter of the brat
importance. This desideratum is now triumphantly secured
by this ingenious invention. Many obvious advantages
must arise from the general use of this envelope.
Pirst—lncreased Safety by additional sealing; the stamp
connecting the envelope and letter securely together; and
this is never liable to be omitted, though the sticking of
the flap is frequently neglected or imperfectly done.
Second—Security against Impertinent Intrusion • the
letter and envelope being firmly attached by the gimps,
and inclosure cannot be inspected even If the flap be elan.
destinely opened..
Third—Safety against Abstraction of Tamable 'nolo.
sures. If the flap be left unsealed, or opened with feloni
ous Intent, it will be impossible to open the letter and take
thence batik notes and drafts without so mutilating the
envelope as to insure detection.
Iburth—Security for the free payment of the Postage;
as the stamp, when once properly placed in this window,
cannot be removed without its destruction.
a 15800 00
$ll5OO 00
IVA—Advantage therefore to the Government; by the
effectual destruction of every stamp in its first use.
..9i-v.th—Facility to the Pest Office Dperations '• by a uni
form location of the stamp In the upper right baud corner,
which is the most convenient position fcr the Poet Office
mark.
Serenth—Verification of the Mailing; by securing on the
letter itself the legal evidence of the time and place of It
being mailed. This has long been esteemed so desirable,
that many prudent persons are constrained to dispense
with the use of envelopes, that they may have the poet
mark on the letter; and others take the precaution to pin
the envelope again on the letter for identification.
Eighth—Certainty of the Date and Place on the Letter,
which are so frequently omitted by writers in carelessness
or hurry.
Ninth—Ornamentation; which, though some may think
of amen Importance, certainly meets the approval of all
means of taste.
Tenth—cost. Notwithstanding the many and unrivalled
advantages of the " Stamp Sealing Envelopes,^ they will
he furnished at a very small advance upon the prices of
those not having the benefit of this patent.
. .
Can be had at J. M. WEBTHAE:FPWB
Cheap Book Store, Corner North Queen and Orange Ste.
nov 4 tf 43
'S AAG BARTON & SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS EN COUN
TRY PRODUCE, WINES AND LIQUORS,
Nos. 185 And 167-North Second street, ,
deo 11 '6O tf4,31 _ ~• PHILADELPHIA
6L S--Castor Oil Sweet Oil, Oil 01
SPIKE, STON - A,SENtor BASSAIESAS, &a, •
- Per sale at THOMAS 814Willit4
Wag t Chemical Store West King etreet-Akt.
M
i 5 00
3500
35 00
150 co
$1,216 00
$54,263 IS
11 76
33 13
1 00
26 00
13 21
1 60
$5,046 12
$ 180 00
25 00
16,313 15
314 7
247 87
1160 20
2821 42
$235.369 03
LEVI S. REIST,
JOHN HONER,
Wl2l. SPENCER
Commissioners.
HAGER & BROTHERS
HENRY NMI,
Superintendent.
' "
RICHISPTHWB NO ...The Acme to
of the respective decedents heiennto - annexed; •
flied in the Register's Office of Lancaster County, .for ri
lirmation and allowance, at an Orphans' Court to be held
in the Court Hones, in the City of . Laicaiter, on the
THlo'clock:, A
. MC2DAY MARCH next,..the 10th
„ at 10
Catharine Ditienbaugh, East Lampeter township. By John
Smith, Administrator.
James M. Bennett, City of Philadelphia Guardianship
Atom:mt. By Samuel B. P. Lytle, Guardian al Eantord
Bennett, minor child of deceased.
Samuel Bleacher, .Providence township. G
Account. By John Hildebrand, Guardian =Vs
Bleacher, minor child of deceased, (now deceased.)
Elisabeth Eckert, Leaccek township. By Mum Eby and
•Geom L. Eckert, Executors. . • . -
Amos Maxfield , Little Britain township,— Guardianship
Account. By William Wood, Guardian of Susanna,
Simeon, William, Jacob, Sarah, George and Amos Hex
field, minor children of deceased.
Deborah Wright, Borough of Columbia. By Diliwyn Pur
dah, Executor.
James Laird, City of Lancaster. By Andrew J.Laird, Ad
ministrator.
Rachel Dubroe, Dramore township. By Samuel J. Ank
rim, Executor.
George Zeisets, City of Lancaster. By Peter Zeisefs, Ad
ministrator.
Benjamin Hershey, Paradise township Guardianship An•
count. By John Denlinger, Guardian of Amos Hershey,
Esther Hershey and Elam Hershey, minor children of
deceased.
Benjamin Hershey, Paradise township. Guardianship Ac
count. By Abraham Hershey, Guardian of Emanuel
Hershey, John Hershey and Anna Hershey, minor chil
dren of deceased.
John Cauffman, 'Fulton township. Guardianship Account.
By Lewis Haines, Guardian of Mary H. Cauffman, minor
child of deceased.
Anna Wissler. Mount Joy township. By Christian Coble,
Administrator.
Christian Hostetter Mount Joy township. By Jacob
Riaaer, Administr ator.
John Bank, East Cocalico township., By Jacob Rant*,
Administrator pendants liter ------
John itanck, East Cocaßoo township: . By Allen P.Mlib
man, Administrator pendente lite.:
John Renck, East Cocallco townsti By oyrtis Beam,
Administrator pendent. Itte. „
Martin Groff Martin township. Grnirdlanahip Account.—
By Abraham Brnbaher, Br., Guardian at Susanna Groff
and Leah Groff, minor children of deceased.
Blies Groff, Mattis township. Guardianship Account.—
By Abraham Brubaker, Sr., Guardian of Henry -Gruff
and MISICOUOS Grog , minor children of deceased. -
EIEM=ZW==I
••• • .
Samuel Martin, East Earl township. Guardianship Ac
count. By Peter' Zimmerman, Guardian of Susanna
Martin, one of the minor children of deceased.
Andrew S. Kauffman, East Hempfleld township. By
Philip Hottenstein, Executor.
Joseph S. Wesley, East Hempfleld• township. By john
Stauffer and Christian H. Stauffer, Administrratork
Augustus Brooks, City of Lancaster, By Charles H. How
ell, Administrator.
Ann Thomas, Pequea township. By Adam Thomas and
Jokn Harman, Administrators.
•
Elisabeth Graft, Pequea township. By Adam Thomas and
John Harman, Administrators.
Susanna Herr, West Lampeter township. By Abraham
Herr, Administrator.
Henry Haldeman, Jr. Conoy township. Guardranship
Account. By E. Haldeman, Guardian of Harlon Mids.
man, a minor daughter of deceased.
William Lafferty, Salisbury township. By Bliss Diem,
Administrator.
George Holey, Salisbury township. By William Diem, Ex
ecutor.
Barbara Miller, Rapho township. Guardianship Account.
By Jacob Miller,Guardian of David Mi.ller, (now de
ceased,) minor cild of deceased.
John Stauffer, Weet Hemp&ld township. Guardianship
Account. By Henry Stauffer, Guardian of Abraham
Stauffer, Henry Stauffer and Jacob Stauffer, three of the
minor:children of deceased.
. .
Jacob Hahn, Earl township. Guanlianship Account. By
Peter Martin, Guardian of Henry K. Hahn, (now de
named.) one of the minor children of deceased.
Henry Gehman, Sr., East Earl township. By John Leh
man and Henry Lehman, Executors.
Frederick Swope, Lipper Leacock township. By Elias Bare
and Andrew Bard, Acting Executors.
John H. Spickler, Penn township. Guardlanehtp Account.
By Emanuel Shober, Guardian of Ellis L. Spickler and
Serena Spickler, minor children of deceased..
_ .
Christian Breneman, Borough of Columbia: By Ephraim
Hershey, Administrator de bouts non, with the will an•
nosed.
Smarms Burkholder, West Lampeter township. Guard
ianship Account. By Jacob•Brubaker, Peter Andrews and
John Strohm, Executors of Philip Geist, deceased, who
was Guardian of Martha Geist, a granddaughter - of de
ceased. •
John K. Landis, City of Lancaster. Guardianship Account.
By Christian B. Landis, Guardian of Benjamin B. Lan
dis, minor son of deceased, (now of age.)
Nancy Hess, Conestoga township. By Andrew Zeroher,
Administrator.
Susanna Spotte, Caernarvon township. By John Spotts
and Joseph Hertzler, Administrators.
Catharine Walter, East Donegal township. Guardianship
Account. By Christian Walter, Guardian of Fianna
Walter, Samuel Walter and, Catharine Walter, minor
children of deceased.
Gabriel Carpenter, West Earl township. By Gabriel Car
pouter .d John Carpenter, Administrators.
William Shreiner, Warwick townehip. • By Wm. Shreiner,
Executor.
Christian Schreffer, Ephrata township. _ By Samuel &Ir®4
far and John Eichasffer, Executore.
Adam Ream, West Cocalico township. By Adam R. Beam,
Executor.
Catharine Sharp, West Cocalico township. Guardianship
Account. By Samuel Eberly, Guardian of Fianna Hagy,
(now Fianna Shimp,) granddaughter of deceased, and
also a granddaughter of Floury Hagy, deceased:
Edward Ditzier, Clay township. Guardianship Account.
By Samuel Eberly, Guardian of *Franklin Ditzler, a son
'of deceased, and also a grandson.of George Fetter, Sr.,
deceased.
Juliana J. Clark, City of Lancaster. By Henry C. Bch
bolt. '
Executor.
Samuel Bachman, Earl township. By Levi Hoover, Exec.
utor.
Reuben Chambers, Salisbury township Supplementary
and Final Account. By Preston Wickersham, Adminis
tretor.
George Reinhard, Borough of Blenheim. By George D.
Miller, Administrator.
Michael G. Wenger, West Earl township. Guardianship
Account. By Levi Groff, Guardian of Levan Wenger,
one of the minor children of decessecl.
Peter Shaeffer, Earl township. Suppldnentary Account.
By Levi Sheeffer and Solomon Shaeffer, Executors.
Elizabeth Ruhl, Rapho townehip. By Ohrladen Buhl,
Admintatrator.
Thomas S. Bryan, (Emmy township. By Job A. Miller
and Edward S. Bryan, Administrator.
Jacob Denlinger, Pallid!. township. Supplementary and
Final Account. By John Denting,. Sr., Surviving Ex.
ecutor.
Lewis Burford, Jr., City of Lancaster. By Sarah D. Bur
ford, Administratriz.
Caleb Linton, Earl township. By Reuben H. Bltzer, Ad•
ministrator.
Joseph llartronft, . Guardianship Account.
By Daniel S. Erb, Guardian of Sarah Hartronft, minor
child of deceased.
Samuel Garkch, Borough of Mount Joy. By David Bar.
lath and Jacob Stehman, Executors.
Barbara Kurtz, Earl township. By Joseph Kurtz, Executor
Jacob Johns, West Earl township. Guardianship Account
By Grabill Bear, Guardian of Roland and Madison Johns,
minor children of deceased.
Robert Lockart, City of Lancaster. Trust Account. By
Peter M'Conomy, Trustee under the Will of deceased.
Susanna Hess, East Earl township. By Joseph Frantz,
Executor.
John N. Lane, City of Lancaster. Guardianship Account
By henry E. Leman, Guardian of George W. Webb and
Susan Webb, grand nephew and niece, of decoaeed. Tha
said Susan now of age.
Frederick Miller, Brecknock township. By Christian
Miller, Administrator.
George Slump, Sr., Breeknock township. By Tease Bopp
and George Slmp, Administrator.
John koop, Salisbury township. Guardianship Account.
By Joseph Buckwalter, Guardian of Elizabeth Hoop,
minor daughter of deceased
Lydia Addams, Borough of Adamstown. Guardianship
Account. By Boatels Bil Unfelt, Guardian of Samuel
Addams, a minor eon of deceased.
Joseph Bowmarn. Breakneck township. By John G. Bow
man, Administraitor.
Levine Good, Breakneck township. By Amos Good, Ad
ministrator.
Elias Redcay, Jr.,. Borough of Adamstown. By Susan
Redeay and William biotin, Administrators.
Simon M. Nagle, Earl township. By Sarah Nagle, Adminis
tratrix.
Jpcob Ax, Cmrnarvon township. By George Az and
Hawkins, Executors..
Jacob Kreider, Conestoga township. Guardianship An
count. By Martin S. Garnish, Guardian of Mary Kreider,
Ann Kreider, Susan Kreider and Family Kreider, minor
children of deceased. The said Mary and Ann, now of
age.
Jacob Hostetter Lancaster township. Trust Account. By
John B. Eehbach, Testamentary Trustee of Jacob Hos
tetter, a eon of deceased.
Jacob Hostetter, Lancaster township. Trust Account.
By David Herr, Testamentary Trustee of Henry Hostel.
ter, a eon of deceased.
Joseph Koaigmacher, Ephrata township. By Adam Konlg
macher and William Carpenter, Executors
Benjamin Seidomridge, Leaeock township. By Harriet
Seldomridge, J. F. Seldonuidge and George fieldomridge,
Administrators.
Jobe? Mowrer, Martio township. Guardianship Account.
By Abner Peoples and Hiram Peoples, Executors of John
Peoples, deceased, who was Guardian of George H.
Mowrer, Susan M. Mowrer, Daniel B." Mowrer, John B.
Mowrer, Ann E. Mowrer and Amanda Mowrer, minor
children of deceimed.
Abraham Haverstiek, West Earl township. Guardianship
Account. By John Haverstick, late Guardian of Amos
Haverstick, deceased, who was a eon of deceased.
John N. Muscleman. Earl township. By Daniel Rife and
Christian Johns, Executors.
Anna Miller, West Lampeter township. By Henry
Executor. •
Enoch Stokes, City of Lancaster . . By Gee. B. Breileman,
Esq., Administrator.
John Bamborongh. City of Lancaster. Guardianship AG
count. By R. F. Bauch. Guardian of Jeremiah and
William Bamborougb, and late Guardian of Sophia Rata
borough, minor children of deceased.
Daniel Herr, Manheim township. Guardianship Account.
By Henry Getz, Guardian of Mary M. Herr, Ann Eliza
Herr and John P. Herr, minor children of deceased.
Reah Frazer, Bed, City of Lancaster. By Ablann Fraier,
Aoministratrix.
George Becker, Mount Joy township. By Amos . Becker
and John Becker, Executors.
David Miller City of Lancaster. By Samuel L. Witmer
and W. Carpenter, Executors.
Lsaac Kling, Upper Leacack township. Guardianship Ac
count. By C. L. Hunseeker, Guardian of Leah IL Kling,
a minor child of deceased.
Bernard Flynn, Lancaster township. 'Sy Bridget Flynn,
gdministratrix.
Michael Doerstler, Manor township. Guardianship Ac -
count. By Jacob S. Witmer, Guardian of Mary Doerat
ler, minor child of deceased, now of age.
Slater Brown, Fulton township. By Jeremiah Brown
and Joseph C. Stubbs, Administrators.
GEO. C. HAWTHORN, Register.
Rzonszga's Onsms, Lancaster, February 16th,11363.
fob 17 4t 6
100,000 BAR
NURFACTUELS OF THE • LODI
MARING 00'8 POUDRETTR,
130 SOUTH Wnsavzs, Pfnunzunota, PA. -
Ths3 Company with a capital of $150,000, the moat exten
sive works of the kind In the world, and an experience in
manufacturing of over 23 years, with a reputation long
established, having also the exclusive control of all - the
night soil of the great city of New York, are prepared to
tarnish an article which is, without doubt, the cheapest
and very best fertilizer in market. It greatly increases
the yield, and ripens the crop from two to three' weeks
earlier, at an expense of from three to four dollars- per
acre, with little or no labor. Also, FIFTY TONS of BONE
TAFRU, being a mixture of bone and night soil ground
doe, at $4.6 per ton—a superior article for grain and gram.
A pamphlet containing all necessary information may be
had free by addressing a letter -to the subscriber,
JAMES T. FOSTER,
Care of the Lodi Manufacturing Company,-
feb 10 3m 5] 66 Ooortlandt et., New York.
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