day last,
.3011# F'arunp , dc; 44 ,,, P 11 : 111-
adelphia, Messrs. Shenk ,
Bansnian, Carpenter .3L.C0., No. : 3 Cotton
Mill for $206,000. -
To L ‘NCASTER COUNTY FARMEM—We
have just received the following, to which
we call the attention of our farmers. No
doubt some of them will embrace the offer
made to exhibit the agricultural produc
tions of ear comity at the great,sxhibition
at Paris:
DEPARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURF.,.}
WASHI.NUTON, Jan. 25, 1867.
SIR: Your prompt and active co-opera
tion is respectfully solicited in furtherance
or the object of the following joint resolu
tion of Congress, approved January 11,
187•
Ir1:113LIC RMOLUTION—No. 2.1
A Resolution to provide for the exhibition
of Me cereal productions of the Unit e d States
at, the Paris Exposition in April next.
" Resolved by the derwle and rtuuse Repre
siddidives of the Ustited ..Vtates of America in Lbn
eressasseniblea, That the Comm issioner of Agri
'culture be, and lie is hereby, instructed to
collect and reptu e, am possible, suitable speci
mens of the cereal productions of veral
States of the Union, for exhibition ut the
the se Paris
Exposition, and forward tile same In proper
order and condition for shipment to .1. C
Derby, agent 01 the United States Government
for the Parts Exposition, at New York: Pro
vided, that itshal I require no further appropri
at ion from the public treit.sury."
Ait exhibit ion such as is proposed of the
fillest samples of the best varieties of wheat.,
corn, and other cereals would command
the admiration of Europe, as it would as
suredly arouse the pride of all Americans,
and I regret that this Department has not
been authorized to make collections for this
purpose until the present time. The Ex
position opens oil the first of April, and
collections should be sent in a few days
Trout the reception of this request to be in
season for proper arrangement, packing,
forwarding to New York, and transporta
tion to Parts. You will render the country
essential service by itmnediate and judi
violet action ill this matter.
ll is desirable that maul/ packages of the.
finest:samples of the best varieties of such
products it your neighborhood should be
forwarded, by mail, in packages of two
pounds or less, each distinctly marked
with name, donor, local mime, and county
and State ul which it was grown.
Such packages, addressed to the Com
missioner of Agriculture, can be sent with
out postage from any post office in the
United States. As it will be seen, the reso
lution !mikes no appropriation for this pur
po-,e; .therefore, parcels must not be sent by
oxial•SiS ill ally Cuse, Unless at the ox pease of
...antinomies represented.
Very respectfully,
ISAAC N EwroN,
Commissioner.
n,s• r be so loollsh ue t'ti think Llte.lnventiVe
teol Lel of Y 1.1( 1.1,d011 hillti luiled In one ttlr,etlon
leml I. ••., to produce It luulWatin "Coolilng
tiOdee;" 18'11y the thing 1111 , 1 beet. dole, the
SLON , a already 11l operation In hundred , ' of
Nlessrs. Stuart, Peterson lip,
Ito. n Stove rounders ol
',lint, belong the credit trl nits nolileveruentr.
trn,le and :ill in tel parties
hp..cl the toed In oi the '• Burley l lie
trt.ale,t 1‘,11(11•1 iVII/
INDIAN ism ion ! 1.11 1 . 1,11111111 , moll
c,111.11,1.• lit }/t.ssaills!LLl Its Ituu w, sprecher's
Leoiniril Iluyel, 1,...,1.1,1' city, Pa, ,alia"aala
-1111; Wednesday, Jan liar) oil t, and will remain
days, toil il Vehrliary as h, 1867. Having !or,
many years LLIL,I.I Ills while !late to the treat
' int:111,101a esligat ion of Chronic Diseases,
morelespecially of We Liver, Langs,and Blood,
and having been long and Isivorably known In
every slate ;cad l'errilory in the Union as the
most nitilllul and successful physician in the
cure of chronlcillseuNes, being formerly Proles
:error Malaria Beilic.i,Therapeutics,Pharmacy,
Medici,. Botany, and Diseases id Women aud
Lhildren, in Central College; al,o, in
`the New York College ttf Iteal tic, and file Cen
tral illy Hospital, &e. , MALI ices placed uppOr
attics wlthiu Ills reach of no mean impor-
IILUCe, 1111 d have auded largely lo his skill and
experience.
Itetneniiier that Dr. Ea Fool:Line Is the only
physician in the world Dna has made Liver,
•I..ung, and Blend Dineanes El speciality for IL
WIJOII, lily liutr, anti lilt . ,Illy our who ILLS dis
covered It 111111111/1 true theory of the 01 . 1011 cud
certain ens, of such complaints. Dr. La Fon
taine lilLs taw perhicied a. New Specific Berne
tiles, that does 1101 tall to cure, speedily and
periminen thy.' Jail 29 3wil,tittw
,Optrtal goitreo.
au- Prepared Pal or palm anti Mare,
lour Priiidd Vlll4. Itesturlug, dud the:ll
A it,l 14 ill, oid.l delightful gild ttionildriful artlide t
world woo' proiliootil.
Ludo, will !Ito! it Ilia Mil) . VOll.lllll remedy to I
htttrot, Intl I: , •u tool litototify 11111 Hair, ball 111,11,11.111.4
able itrliolo for the bolo•!, tot 11 14 highly perfool
rich :toil tlollouto porttioni, litilopentlitio of t
rror root odor of Ito. (Alm or rituu tool Alatett.
I=l
A III•W 11111111011110011 perfume, wlllelL 111 il.111.111!) .
YI • 1 • 11t, 111111 lilt• 14•11IWILY Wllll WlllOll 11 1:111, - 101
Ibubalkprollibbl ibbobl 1,.•r,u1t, 1,1 11111 . 1111 l
11.1,0V1,1 Off NI by 1.11 blrbiglni , btud
funber, ut jl per Ibibtlit, l u 11. neat by i•xpn•.vn pi übby
I=9l
W. %V1(1 , 111'1' Cu.,
uwi I,ll,vrt, trePL.
,irk
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UV- dol e .
111'N1,‘ 4 ITN'
The Ilosvard Association, Philadelphia, Pa., estuh•
lisped on the great principle of Charity and 51ereY,
for the medical trealtnettl of Alivguide , l Alen, vtill
runtn,ue , llii idulanthroptc lapin Jur the relief of ill(
and ltkpOrl,0111.11.• rrorsuf Youth
and ILlsee.,,• which tle,,truy the power., of Manhood
'tont, free of charge, In settled letter envelopes. Ad
dress, Dr..1.:i1:11. , L1N 111./Utl IlTt IN, lloward ASH°.
ClOllOll, Philadelphia, Pa. Ilan 29 Ilrnd,tw
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A NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF
Night Blooming (ler..
EMCEE
Night 6 looming Cenci
Night Blooming Cere
Night Itloo.uiug ti•rc
C'l=l
A must 1,1111,1111' 111 1 111:111 1. Mllll l'rtignint Pert,
Ilintillnll 110111 the rmr, beiltiliful flower
~11i1.11 It 11r1 11.111,
IMMII=II
PIIALON MON, New York
Ny,‘ 11'
ASK Vifit PHALi
Dirtrlbutions
We would call al lent ion to Ulu opinion of
one of the leading papers ot I 111/1
subject:
float of our Ise:Mere hove no 110111.11 1,1111/Meet
of the numerous advertisements of (Mt Enter
prises, MR Concerts, itc., which appear from
time to time In the it tibllc prints, offering most.
tempting bargains 1,11 lb.. who Will patronize
them. In most eases L 1113140 are genuine hum
bugs. Ito I there are It few respectable lime
who do bonlnees In this manner, and they do It
its a means of luaretutlng their wholesale 1111111-
Ile/010111d IRA to it money. From HUtill
11111111, it is I Elle, 11111111140111 e Iltlll valuable arti
cles are procured tor a very small sum, and
whatls units ittlpOrtallt, 110011 e Is ever cheated.
Every person gels good value 1 . 01 . Ills tiollar
because, as we have !Allied, it IS inlet/dell to
act as an advert is:intent to Inerease their oril I-
nary OM:Inv:U.,
we hare sera niiiiihers of prizes mll. out lu
Lidtl way hy 14 I NlOl Xs, W A 'NON L COM PAN 0,
of Nestilla RI rect., N. Y., uud there is no doubt
that moue ol I he iatichis are worth eight ur Lou
Limes I he looney paid for then', while we have
uoL peen or heard an single article which won
of-A.1,111y 'vol lit the dollar will h ll cunt., ISM
thin le old; one in the exceptions of I•111N rule,
for 11/I a gen.l,l 111 the 1.1'11 ,4 I•.lgligeit
La.!uulhlu4 bill. vies, ,win,ll, , r.
—6klturd ,,, , ~ 1,11.11, nl , C. I .111 .1.1, INA
Jan 13 st,w tl
- -
(1111111111.
/'All It (1.1 , 1 AX %1., IC, for iiiirtis,heahlri,Herufulti
tilt Atu9lln, Moron, Broken liretuits, 'runt 1111 es
Chilblains, Wings, !Ironies, Cuts, Swellings, Ste.,
whether upon onto or Inn en, 14 the most woutiertu
o vilely ever protineed. Other good artlelei nliev lute
1119 etal, IL 11,1110,1111111/1111111,141011, sidnittun
pule, eel
11..101 WIIII , /11114 :1.11. I I In worth Its weight lit gold t
uity hanky, and should always be on hnnd. ILI
tVIII . III/lil . li .1111111110 It mil's every 111111'.
nolliir% PIIIN mid Mumlx Hitters.
were first tc.c,l In private prat'llee lu 15 . 4 i, They Were
Introduced 1.. the public In 1t.1.1, since which time
their repel allot, 1, LL4 DS LCmIPd, 1111111 they here e emu
111 1,41,44 Of all other Cathartic and Purifying Medic
clues. 'flier" in hardly a family among civiliged na
tions is lie have nut personal evidence of their benell•
1 , 131 6.ll'eOls. Their great success Is owing to their Mil.
form reliability lu eases of Constipation, Bilious and
Ylmmumlc lthiel.f.,wll.4llor of long or short dllratioll
•rhey are entirely vegetable In their composition, and
harmless to the gentlest lufaut. title Ingredient Opens
the pores of the skin ; another IN diuretic, 1.011 ntltun
hdrY per action if the kidneys; tt third in emol ,
Mmi, low/ming jillicion Mal humor from the lungs;
..gher mope:sties are warming and eatilarthl, and
cieince• t hesionhaeli and bowels from unhealthy secre
tions. Their ,•outhined effect. Ix, to regulate the Im
paired 111111•111 , 115 of the system, and to product, health.
It Is not arse rind 011111 . /1 Pills are u. cure all—that
hey will cure till complain/a—but under ordinary
circumstances they may be relied upon to cure Nor.
ous and sick Lieatiaelle Costiveness, Dyspepsia,
adigestion, Jaundice, Liver and Bilious Complaints,
Colds, tieurvy, Deneral Weakness, sc. 'they are ex
yiressiy made or these diseases, I Mons upon
udllluus ul cures cull be cited. LI nu single inntunce
law a CUM ill not ever collar to our knowledge, where
they have 1 - 101. upended an recommended.
The printed circular around each box fully exp . alas
the symptoms and °treats of each disease, npeelfies
ireatineul, furnishes evidence, se.
briefly refer to Rev. David Elder, Franklin, N.
C., wait cured ul Dyspepsia. C. R. Crum+, of 'fbeolke.
cured of Liver Complaint. IL Dooley, of Spring
god , pg., bad rivrolatu, and hod to use crutches ,• was
cured in three weeks. James D. Deices, of Adrian.
ADO.., cured of Bilious Fever. Bev. Henry Gratuh,
Primbyterian Church, Ottuubugus, cal., of Fever ai d
n
Rev. Ed, li. aliirfiventydlrst New York, of
Rneuinatism and Plian VT, yearn standing, Rev.
Hollow! Bowies, Editor of the lipringneld (Mass.) Re
publican, was cured of Liver Couipinint, etc., etc., etc.
A box of hiudat's Life PUN with full Circulars, se.,
will be sent gratis to any Physician or Clergyman, or
lite receipt of two three cents postage stamps.
Al Wild. s Lab Fife Pills are 20 coals per box. Moffat's
Phoenix Bitters, 4a per bottle. They are sole by all
.respectable deniers throughout the couttueuts one
the Isis ruts of the Ocean.
WHITE at HOWLAND,
t3cessors
HurrAr, 121 Dr b J r o y Ore O t, 1 (0W Yvrk, Wm, B
,
- AnbalPtiP!",.
Oar Every Woman
Iu the :Laud should read and remember the
portantficts ittant
DR. DODD'S NERVINE dr INVIGORATOR,
.mong Medicines It is the Woman's Best Friend
Lencorrhea (or Whites), Amenorrhes (suppression)
Amenorrhaga (flowing), Dysmenorrhes (painful
menstruation), Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, dragging
down sensations, loss of strength, menial &Dragon
constipated bowels, sleeplessness;lrritability; and
the innumerable symptoms of low vitality and dis
turbed circulation—are cured by this extraordinary
medicine. One teaspoonful Manger is worth more
as an Invigorating Tonic, than any amount of Alco
holic Bitters, which are always attended by re action
and depressi D on.
ODD'S NEBVINIc
equallwa the circulation of the nervous fluid, pro
motes the free circulation orthe blood—aids
digestiondis
—cures costiveness —regentes the bowels, an
the vital organs to their natural acitivity. it contain s
no Opium or other poisonous drug, and as an Invigor
ator will make strong mad healthy the weakest system_
No woman should despair of perfect restoration to
health until she has thoroughly tried Dodd's NerVine.
All Druggists sell it. Price, $l.OO.
H. B. STORER dc Co., Proprietors,
June 23 lydawl TS Fulton Street7N. Y.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
This remedy has long been cherished by the
community for Its remarkable efficacy in rellev
lug, healing and curing the most obstinate,
painful and long-standing cases of Cough, Cbid,
Influenza, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Croup, Asthma, Inflammation of the
Lungs; while even Ctrnsumptfon_ itself has
yielded to its magic influence when all other
means have failed. Its whole history proves
that the past has produced no remedy of equal
value, as a cure for the numerous and danger-
one pulmonary affections which prevail all
over the land
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY
- -
From ANDREW ARCHER, Esq., of Fairfield, Me.
" About eight years since, my son. Henry A.
Archer, now Postmaster at Fairfield, Somerset
county, Me., wax attacked with spitting of
blood, cough, weakness of Lungs, and general
debility, so much so that our family physician
declared him to have a "SEATED CONSCIMP.
Tior+." He was tinder medical treatment for
a number of mouths, but received no benefit
from IL At length, from the solicitation of
himself and others. I With Induced to purchase
one bottle of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHEititY, which benefited him so much I ob
tained another bottle, which In a short time
restored him to his usual state of health. I
think I can safely recommend tuts remedy to
others In like condition, for it Is, I think, all It
Purports to be—TH E LiREAT LUND REMEDY FOR
'rue TIM Es!
The above statement, gentlemen, Is lay vol.
Itntury offering to you lu favor of your Balsam,
and is at your disposal."
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & SON Is
Tremont St., Boston, and for sale by Druggists
generally.
Tne Rev. UK°. Siouan, of Brooklyn. N. i'„
says, iu the Bible way of apology
for publishing it medical certificate in Ole Mag
azine, of the cure of Ills only Son, of Seri:4llW
"after dissolution appeared inevitable." " We
"publish this statement, not fur pa), but in
"gratitude to God who has thus uuswerd
"prayer, and in Justice to Dr. Antlers; being
"satisfied that there la virtue In the iodine
"Water treuttueut, which the readers of this
"Magazine will thank it.l Editor for bringing
"to their notice."
Clrculars tree.
lir. H. Alders' linlliie Water is iur vale by .1.
Y. ill NsNlOttlit, Proprietor, itey 'it., N. Y.
and by all Druggists. Jan :N lawthrtlmW
Cumuluptiou Curable by Dueller
SCHENCKS .MEDICINES.—Tu cure Consumption,
tile system must he prepared so that the lungs will
heal. To accomplish this, the liver and stomach
must first be cleansed and an appetite created ler
good wholesome food, which, by these medicines will
he digested properly, und good healthy blood made;
thus building up tin• constantion. Schenck's Mato
drake Pills cleanse the stomach of all bilious or alto
coons accumulations ; and, by using the Sea Weed
Tunic in connection, the appetite Ls restored.
SCI LIN CK'S PULMONIC.SY.ItUP is nutritious as
well as medicinal, and, by using the three remedies,
all impurities are expelled from the system, and good,
ViIUieNULULL blood made, which will repel all disease.
f patients will take these medicines according to dl
eotions, Consumption very frequently in Its last stage
bids readily to their action. Take the pills fre
pu•utly,
to cleanse the liver and stomach. It dots
JUL follow that because the bowels are not costive they
tre not required, for sometimes lu diarrhoea they are
•cessury. The stomach must be kept healthy, and
in appetite created to allow the Pulmonic Syrup to
011 the respiratuty organs properly and allay any
. .
rritation. Then all that lo required to perform u per
talaellt cure Is, to prevent taking cold. ExercLse
bout the rooms as much as possible, eat all the rich
' 't food—fat meat, game, and, in fact, anything the
',petite craves; but be particular and masticate well
oct 29 241 sr ea mu I yr
A CHOU, A COLO, OR A MORE THROAT
ItEQU 1 RES..I MMEDIATE ATTENTION A N
SHOULD BEZCLIECKED.
IF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation of the Lump, In Permanent
Throat Oilman°, or Comramptlon,
IS OFTEN 'IRE RESULT.
111tOWN'S
BRONCHIAL TROCHES
HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE
PA RTS GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Cull.
pave and Throat DiPIOIU.IeS,
['TROCHES ARE USED WITH ALWAYS liool ,
SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find TnocUEN useful in clearing the voice when
Laken before singing or Speaking, and relievleg the
throat after an entnival exertion of the vocal oTgans.
The 'Cuomo. are recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country. Being au article of true
merit, and having enov Ku their efficacy by a test o
many years, each year finds thorn in new localities in
various parts of the world, and the TROCHES are
universally prouomussi bettor than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL
TROCHES," and du not take any of the Worthless
Imitations that may be offered. Hold everywhere.
nov 27 Graddcw
air Remedial Imititute
FOR SPECIAL CASES,
No. II BOND STREET, NEW YORK.
Full information, with the highest .testimoulals,
also, a Book on Special Diseases, in a sealed envolope
sent free. Be sure and send for them, and you will
hot regret it; for, as advertising physicians are gen
erally Impostors, without references no stranger
should he trusted. Enclose a stamp for postage, and
direct to DR. LAWRENCE
uov cl lyd,wl No. 14 Bond street, New York,
LANDIS—BUCKWALTER.—On the 7th Inst., at
Jonathan Spreeher's Hotel, by Rev. W. T.
Gerhard, John H. Landis, of East Remplield,
to Lydiaty. Buck.wal ter, of Manhelm township.
NIII.I.IOI—HEAR.—On the sth inst., at Kann ,
ITlaLl'e Hotel, by the Rev. J.. 1. Btrlue, Amos B.
Miller to Mims Fannie B. Hear, both of East
Hemplield.
T.\ I:I: Nn .Yl'lll,:it
peatlts.
J 1 0 ,10108.-10 thin City, Feb. 7th, 1887, Mary
Field, widow of the late lion. William Jenk
ins, aged 77 years.
iNitUltANN,—On Wednesday, tho 30th Inst.,
I u this city, Mrs. Susan MeGrann, aged 84 years.
P1E11 , 1 , 00,-111 this city, on the Bth
John George Pfeiffer, In the With year of
use.
The Mariheim mit N 04.111 To.fisty
Pn ILA DEMM lA, Feb. 12.—Colton quiet; small
sales of Middlings 38c for 1.1p1a.,11, and 3.1 e lot
New Orleans.
Petroleum ni unlet , ; Haien ol Crude UliaL 183,:v;
Relined to noun at 28435 1 ( (,51)211c IM March de
livery, 31c for April, and .12c for May.
Flour dull; small HlLieii of North we.t ern Ex
tra Fanny at 811(412.1), and Pa. and Oldu
do. at $12@13,50.
Rye Flour Ilteady at 87C 7.M.
NY heat cornea forward slowly and Is dull ;
small wales of Pa. Red at 62.7.5u53, and Willie at
i.
Rye Htl`l ly .11. 51 AV& 1.311.
Corn 1., In act ye ell4auU• 1.11.1 111,13131,11, Vrw
allow sold HA 05(3)117e.
Oats stenAly at 31307 e.
(iroceries iinil Provisions no chump.
Whiskey 01 a. contraband elinnuitur mil In at
Pon UK. 5.1,
Morrie ilenel
Philadelphia end Pale
Witunng
Gold
Exohauke on New York, par,
I 0"
~
62 , e
. 7,,
.1 5 800,
DIBW Yunk., Feb. 12.
CLileago and Rook INland 105
1
treading{
Canton Company 47
Erie 1V)
Cleveland and Toledo 8,1
Cleveland and Pittaburg ,
P 100
ltleburg and Fort Wayne.. 91
Idlelligau Central ,
Do tioutliern 75A
New York Central 1112
Cumberland Prrd 1801/
Virginia 08
Nt !Hamill WM 0:0,f,
}1 edam' River It/P,/
IL S. 5.20 e Coupm4, 11i12 10(l)1
I/0
Do D o
o J ON 80:1
D
1)0 1/0 1115 .
Ten-Forties, Conpoua
Seven-Thirtlem
Marling EXCIIIIIIP, 101).;,; hig 4 i . ju ip 4,
Money at 0 per cent.
Uold
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
Monday, February ll—Evening.
The attle market was more active tills week,
and prices were le' S lb higher; about 1,300 head
arrived and sold at the Avenue Drove Yard at
from I oAssi7o for extra; 17%018010 rare w choice;
'stadia: Jur lalr to good, and 12@14c lb for com
mon as to quality. The ffitarket closed very
nrin,wltli in the above range of prlces.
The following are the particulars of the sales:
32 Owen Smith, Western, 1401010.
• A. Christy R Bro., Penu'a, 1417.
75 P. Mcloillen, Chester county. SOW, gross.
as P. Hathaway, Western,l4te,olB%.
IFS James S. K Irk, Chester county, 14010113.
75 James dleFillen, Western, gross.
83 Ullman & Bachman, Chester county, 15M17.
90 Martin Fuller & Co., Western, 14@17.
192 Mooney & Smith,Western,l3gll6, l ,4
25 T. Moo ey a Bro., Western,
'V H. Chain, Pennsylvania, Hal&
40 J. & L. Frank, Western, 18@)15%.
80 Frank & Shomberg, Western. - 13©15%.
us Hope dr. Co., Western, 124:45.
25 D. Benson, Chester county. 01408%, gross.
• B. Hood, Cheater county, 154.11 1 X.
82 Chandler & Alexander, Chester oounty,l2@)
20 J. /8
Beldontridge, Chester county 14®10.
ooWe—Were in fair demand; 275 head sold at
850075
for springers, andllff4lBo per head for cow
and clf.
Snasp—Were dull and rather lower; 8,000
head sold at hl 4 @ 70 if 11l grog& all to condition,,
Hops—Were also duR and lower ; 3,500 head
sold at the different yazdo,_ at ts9o/011 lbs
net, and a few CUOMO at 010",
MEE
SC KO F ULA
Ittarriagto.
44 arkets.
PEIII.AUELPIIIA, Feb, 12,
Reported for the ; t attle" 17. - 4-. fie
Co., Mankfactureratmdriolasale3Wom l n
ite - Pine
I.:M cut to Order, •'
Beleats Or Ist C533:4=0 1 .• •
Picks or 2nd Common. 40 @M..
" Common CM/Mg B : '
44 , , _ •
" Dressed FlOoring HoMds. 1 E0 45
Hemlock cut to order.
Joist and 130mM/in& C4211
Plank and 18 k 420
Dressed Floori ß° Mards, 30
35 @OO
40 WO
25
30 WO
@ , 40
40 @7,5
Oak
Ash
Cherry
Poplar
Walnut
Headed Pickets. (our feet,
Plain
Plastering Lath,
ti Tangle, 213 inch.,
Roofing Lath,
Market dull.
Port Deposit, Md.
White Pine Cut to order,
Se,
" Place,.
"..Callings,
• "- Samples,
Dressed Flooring,
Hemlock. Joist and Scantling,
" Fencing,
Boards and Plana,
" Dressed Flooring,
Ash,
Headed Pickets,
Plastering Lath.
No.l Cypress Singles,
No. 2 "
Market active.
Williamsport, Pa
Pine Bill Stuff,
Boards run of log,
" Plank "
Mill Callings,
• Dressed Flooring.
Hemlock Joist and Scantling,
" Boards and Plank,
" Fencing.
Dressed. Flooring,
Pickets four lest, .
Plastering Lath,
Maritet active, and prices firm
Columbia, Pa
White Pine Collings, or samples $17.00
" " 3rd Common 25.00
" " 2d Common 40.00
" Ist Common 60.00
" " Fennel 75.00
Joist and scantling_ 35.00
lien lock, Joist and licantling 18.1 X)
Long Lengths 21C1.0J
Ash and Oak 95.00(440.00
Dressed Flooring Boards... 40.00
Cherr 30.ix050.00
Poplar 25.0(035.00
Walnut Plant. 30.00@35.00
Pickets Headed 18.00
Plastering lath 4.5(04.75
Shingles, 26 inch, sawed...B4. 86 88 810
Bunch 88 OV)10.00
Roofing lath 8.00
Lancaster Household Market.
Butter,lb 30(05c.
Lard,' ?
lb 15@ 20 c.
Eggs 7 g. dozen M
35c.
Chickens, (live,)ll pair 800.
Do. (cleaned.) - 4A piece 41.1®600.
Ducks, (live,) IA pair6o®7sc.
Do. (cleaned,)? piece 50(gktiffc.
Turkeys, •1 piece 81.25@2.50
Beef, V lb„''hind quarter 1101:1c.
Du. ” front " 9©111340.
Pork, " " hind " 13014 c.
Do. " " front " 10;6@l1c..
Lamb, rti lb Isc.
Haunages, V lb 18®20c.
Potatoes, 'i4 bushel ilLoogi.th
Do. " peek 15®18c.
Apples, " ;i• peck 18@30c.
Turnips, V. bushel 31.)(050c.
unions, '))) peck Illeid2c.
Beets, p bushel 25(4)40c.
Corn, lu the ear, - e) bushel 80490 c.
Oats, li bag of 3 bushels $1.35®1.65
Buckwheat Flour, ' ? quarter .125 lb . 1.2.5
:-orguarn Molasses, ? quart . 21)(gittic.
Applebutter, V pint ISall..W.
Do. .. crock 1.2.5
LANCASTER GRAIN MARK EV, MON
Feb. 10th, 1867.--tirain Market. dull:
Family tlour, 70 bar $ll fAI
Extra do do 10 2.5
Superfine ..do d 0...
Wheat (white) V. bus
Wheat. (red) do ...
Rye du ...
Corn (new) du ...
Outs do
Whiskey
4tiv Adrertionneuto,
OST. 'BETWEEN STRASBURG AND
Li New Providence, A CASE OF INSTRU
NIENTS FOR EXTRACTING TEETH. A lib
eral reward will Ue paid to the tinder by lea -
-1115 them at tills Office,
feb 13
XTOTICEI—DANIEL M. BARR AND
Wife, of Eden township, having this d ty
assigned all their property, real and pet sonal,
for the bent lit of creditors, to the undersigned,
all persons indebted to the Assignors are re
quested to make immediate settlement, and
those having claims or demands against theta
will present the same without delay to the un
dersigned, residing in said township.
JOHN J. GALHHALT.H., Assignee,
feb la (kw. G Camargo Pont Office.
CURIOSITY SEEKERS I
- Send this way for a Maur Patent Curiosities;
something that will please you ; or if you want
a recipe of any kind, send live cents for one,
and every recipe; or if you desire to learn
Phonography, an art by which you can write
as fast us a man can talk, send live cents for the
" outline of Phonography," ac. I will give ten
lessons in Phonography by mail for 81, and
will correspond with those who understand the
art. A specimen of °Shorthand" writing will
be sent to any one for ten cents. Address,
JAMES GALEN,
Phonographer, Rawlinsville, P
feb 13 21w* 6 Lancaster, Co., a.
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SSIG NED ESTATE OF HIRAM. S. KEN.
ADIG and Wife, of Providence twp., Lan
caster co. Hiram S. Kendigand wile of Provi
dence township, having by deed of voluntary
assignment, dated FEBRUARY 2ND, 1867, as
signed and transferred all their estate and ef
fects to the undersigned, for the benefit of the
creditors of the said Hiram B. Kendig, he
therefore gives notice to all persons Indebted
to said assignors, to make payment to the un
dersigned without delay, and those having
claims to present them to
JOHN K. RAUB, Assignee,
Residing in New Providence.
3tw
USUBLIC ALE.----ON TUES DAY soId by , F EB
.I RUA.RY S
26, 80, will be public
sale, et the residence of the subscriber in the
village of Mount Nebo, Martic township, Lan
caster county, two miles west of Rawlinsville,
and oue and a half miles south of Martin Forge,
the following personal property, to wit: A
good Family - Horse, a set of breechband Gears,
a Cow, two IDlfers, two Shoats, a Market
Wagon, a Rockaway, Trotting Buggy, a set of
Harness, two Blind Bridles, two Carriage Bri
dles, two Riding Bridles, Riding Saddle, Double
and Single Trees, Log and Cow Chains, and a
lot of Manure, 18,000 Oak and Chestnut Shin
gles. Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Sale to commence at I o'clock In the after
noon of said day, when attendance will be
given and terms of sale made known by
JOHN CLAYMAN.
JOHN Hess, Auctioneer.
2tw• 6
EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
—Will be sold, by order of the Orphans'
Connor Franklin county, on WEDNESDAY,
the 27th inst., on the premises, all that large
and well-known Farm adjoining the town of
Fannettsburg, and late the property of Jacob
Regerrels, dec'd, containing
52 ACRES
Of good quality of Llinesione and Freestone
Land, about 2110 Acres of which is cleared and
In a good state of cultivation, and the balance
In good timber—Chestnut sufficient to make
4Wu to s;thi.l panels of post lance, and a large
quantity of choice Pine. There is on this prop
erty a large two-story STONE TAVERN
HOUSE large Bank Barn, Corn Crib, Wagon
Shed, Cider Press, (under roof,) Hog House,
large Frame Stable, Carriage House, Wash
House and Smoke House. Also, one good
TENANT HOUSE and Stable, a large Onward
of choice Fruit Trees, a lures number of good
Cherry Trees, a never-tailing Well of good
Water at the door and running water by re
pairing the pipes. About &Xi panel of good post
fence nes been set up within the last two years
on tills farm, and the balance is In fair condi
tion.
The above property will make two good
Farms, UAW will be sold separately or alto
gether, to suit purchasers.
CON DITIONs—One-fourth on April Ist, and
the balance in three equal annual payments,
with interest. Possession wit) be given on the
ti rid day of April next.
A bo, that valuable GRIST and HAW MILL,
together with 11W)',LLIN C 3 HO' SE, Stable and
other out, windings, situate in Fan nettsburg,
late the property of the heirs of John McAllen,
dec'd, together with about 28 ACRES of gOOO
MEADOW and BOTTOM LAND. There Is no
other Saw Mill between Fannettsburg and
London. There Is a Tyler wheel In the Grist
Mill. The water-power is good anti undisputed.
Terms same as above.
Sale to continence at locko'ck A. M., on said
day. JOHN MPALLEN,
leb lilts 01 Adm'r of R. W. MoAllen, aue'd.
FOR SALE OR RENT.—IN HARE
county, Maryland, a FARM, containing
191 ACRES.
Situated 1 / 6 of a mile from a Navigabeam,
rw Mali abounds in Fish and Fowl. Moethan
MO ACRES are under cultivation. The land
is well adapted to the growth of Peaches, Water
Melbas, and other Fruit. There are 1800 Peach
and 40 Apple trees on the place. HOUSE new.
Water excellent. Price 825 per acre. For full
particulars, and draft of the Farm, apply to
J.M. PEOPLES,
Liberty Square, Lancaster Co. Pa.
feb 18 6tw 0
lIICJLLING & CO.'S
GREAT SALE OF W ATCH
tin the popular one priue plan, giving every
patron a handsome and reliable watch for the
hiW price of Ten Dollars I Without regard to
value, and not to be paid for unless perfectly
satisfactory I
500 Solid Gold Hunting Watches...B2sU to $750
NKI Magic Cased Gold etches 200 to Sao
500 Lalllele Watches, Enamelled... he to 500
1,000 blolt Hunting Chronometer
Watches 250 to 300
1,000 Gold Hunting English Levers.. 200 to 250
3,000 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches h.,0 to 200
5 QUO Gold Hunting American " 150 to 250
5;000 Silver Hunting Levers 50 to 150
W 5.000 11Uuting Duplexes 75 to 250
5,000 Gold Ladies' 5U to 250
10,000 Gold Hunting Lepinett 50 t 075
10,00 Miscellaneous Sliver Watches.. 60 to 100
25,000 Hunting Silver Watches— ....... .44 to 50
3e,000 pat r onsWatches, all kinds.,... t h is 75
Every to obtains a Watch by ar
rangement, costing but 810, While it may be
worth $755. No partrlty Shown.
Messrs. J. Hickiln ,Ir. Co.'s Great American
Watch Co. New York city, wish to immediately
dispose of the above magnificent stock. Certifi
cates naming articles. are placed In sealed en
velopea. Holders are entitled to the articles
nam,ll on their certificates, upon payment of
Ten Dollars whether lit hp a Watch worth $750
or one wort h less. Tim retinli of any of our
certificates entitles you to the ertiple named
thereon, upon payment, irrespective of Its
worth, and as no article valued less than $lO Is
named on any certificate, it will at once be seen
that this Lino lottery, but a straight-forward ,
legitimate transaction, which may be partici
pated in even by the most laat/1110119
A single Certificate will be sent by mail, post
paid,.tipon receipt of 25 elegantve for $1 eleven
for $2, thirty-three and preisaluin or 85,
sixty-six and more valuable premium for slo '
One nundred and most superb Watch for 815.
To Agents or those wishing employment, Mu a
rare opportunity. It la a legitimately conduct.
ed business, duly authorized by the Govern
ment, and ope es the moat careful scrutiny.
Try nit Addr, J. HICKLING &Co
149 Broadway—Near P. d.
fed 8 IMdt4W? City 01 New York.
NINdNIL'!2I'O7,
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proem TB IN THE coamiwnikafttibielowfi
SAMUEL EZISMIN42/RE;Tthaitirer. •-
1888. i TO!Zaali s iec'd fioth • Saratie • alias, late
Balance on band as per MlCAtulitora
• • . 1 P 0 F 1 . 59;
report
oart.l, To cash receivedfromJeaseiLan - • -
:41a, Esq., on account of jadgmaat in
Commonwealth vs. D. Potts
Jan. 6, To cash received-from 'do. do.,
costs Commonwealth vs. Briggs'
Jan. 8, To cash received from do. do.,
costs Commonwealth vs. balm Milling
ton
Jan..ll, To cash received from do. do.,
costs Commonwealth vs. - Patter
son
Jan. li, To cash received from N. Ell
maker, Esq., Juror's tine for John C.
Hager
Jan. 15, To cash received from Elisabeth.
•
Kurtz, Lancaster city loan
Jan. 18, To caah received from Henry
Weidman, costs hi Commonwealth vs.
N. Weidman
Jan. 19, To cash received from Jesse
Landis, Esq. for A. Ki ll ian and G.
Yeidy, cost; in court vs. W. G.
Christy
Jan. 20, Received from S. B. Foltz, jus
tice of the peace of Brecimock town
ship, for a stray cow sold
Jan. 22, Received from B. B. Thomas,
for a lot of old oak plank, sold at
Graeff's landin
Jan. 24, Received from John B. Good,
Esq., for juror fine for John G00d... ..
Jan. :11, Received from Mrs. hicGlltua,
tines in Commonwealth vs. A. H. Mc-
Gllnn
Jan. Received from State tax, being
the amount assessed over State quota,
Jan. 29, Received from Militia tax, paid
to County as per act of Assembly
Jan. 30, Received from F. Smith, Sheriff;
fines and jury fund
Feb. 5, Received from Wm. S. Amweg,
Esq., tines in Com. vs. Horner
March 5, Received from J. B. Kauff
man, Esq., fines in Commonwealth vs.
John Fisher
March 12, Received from G. Young, for
a lot of old bridge lumber sold.
March 19, Received from Chester co.,
their share of bridge between Lancas
ter and Cheater counties
March 22, Received from H. N. Brene
man, justice of the peace of Elizabeth
town borough, for a stray bull and six
sheep sold
March 24, Received from Jesse Landis,
Esq., balance of Judgment, ,Lc., ilk
Commonwealth vs. D. Potts
Mar. 27, Received from Jacob H. Miller,
of East Donegal township, loan
Afar. 27, Received from Daniel Witmer,
of Earl township, loan
Mar. 27, Received from J no. Sensenig,sr.,
of Earl township, loan
Mar. 27, Received of John B. Sensenig,
of Earl township, loan
April 2, Received of Tobias Denlinger,
of East Hemptleld township, 10an.....
April 2, Received from Jacob Buyers, of
West Lampeter township, 10an...... ..
April 2, Received of Emanuel Rinsch,
of East Hempfield township, 10an.....
April 3, Received of Benj. K. Andrews,
of Providence township, loan
April 3, Received from Simon Severson,
of E. Lampeter township, 10an...... ...
April 3, Received from Farmers' Na
tional Bank of Lancaster, loan •
April 3, lieeei veil from Jno. Buckwalter,
of West Lamisster township, loan
April 3, Received froM 11. H. Brinier,
Es'r., of Manheila township, lean- .
April 3, Received of Elizabeth Eby, of
E. Ilemptield township, loan
April 3, Received from Daniel Rohrer.
of East Heinplield township, 10an.....
April 4, Received from E. B. omberger.
uf East Hemptield township, 10an....
April 9, Received from an anonymouslei
for Taxes
Received from Adam Bort mield
nestogo township, loan
1, Received from Elizabeth Ely,
riist He in ptield township, 10an....
April IG, Received trout Samuel B. 11,-n
linger, of Paradise township, 10an....
April IS, Received Dom B.F. Bear, Esq..
Solicitor, costs in COlll. 1.4. Shawn S.
Seagrist
April 20, Received from W. A. Morton,
and costs in Rom. vs. Hensler
$35 44340
60 WA
50 055
26 @27
16 @)18
33 045
18 @2O
Foose
April fl, Received of J no. Lippincott, sr.,
tine in Com. vs. John Lippincott, Jr...
May 7, Received from John Denlinger,
or Paradise township, loan
May 16, Received from Tobias Denlinger,
of East Hemptfeld township, loan
May to, Received from Isaac D. Heller,
of E. Lampeter township, loan
May 22, Receivedfrom E. B. Bomberger,
of Rant Hemptield township, loan
May 22, Received from the klanheica Na
tional Bank, loan
May 28, Received from John Rohrer, of
East Hempfleld township, loan
June 1, Received from Benjamin Alt
hoots:, of Manheim township, 10an....
June 4, Received from Christian Risser,
of Elizabeth township, loan
June 7, Received from S. Long, of lire
more township, for blank tax duplicate
Aug. 13, Received from Geo. N. Lefever,
of \Vest Lampeter township, 10an.....
Aug. 16, Received from Jno. Breneman,
of West Donegal, for tax not assessed
Aug. 25, Received of Wm. Chandler, J. P.
of I trumore township, for drift logssold
Aggregate Assessment of County rafts and
lovirs for 1860, per list furnished Treas
urer by County Commissioners, towwit:
Adamstown BurOugh 162 91
Burt 1025 35
Breeknock 704 01
Clernarvon 1562 81
Cocalieo East 15N1 87
Cocalico West 1882 69
Coleraln 1090 .18
Columbia Borough "106 44
Conestoga 1849 31
Conoy 1320 00
1731 17
3828 52
1203 93
1907 72
3154 78
4106 01
2433 07
3378 98
998 29
313 32
637 48
1289 /54
4255 19
3851 82
4221 30
3709 91
1788 40
3218 15
5.227 54
3024 45
1949 90
3512 53
3298 13
1394 20
5308 643
1075 07
6853 15
2447 21
609 06
1330 03
415 65
2802 71
. 2616 96
1981 03
1069 82
. 3984 89
. 4191 50
1225 08
• 3124 59
. 637 35
. 3376 90
220 72
iiegal East
Donegal West
Drumore
Ephrata
Earl
Earl East
Earl West
Elizabeth
ElPzubuthtown Borough
Eden
Fulton
liemptleld East
Hempliold Went
Lamlieter East
Lasopeter West
Lancaster
City, North West Ward
South West Ward.
North East Ward.
South East Ward.
Uncork
Leacuck Upper
Little Britain
Manheim
ytartic
Manor
Mount Joy
Mount Joy Borough....
Marietta Borough
Manheim Borough
Paradise
Penn
requeu
Providence
Hu dm
Sal ab a ry
Saclstairy
Strasburg
Strasburg Borough...
Warwick
Washington Borough
Cash received as Excess Tax far 1865, as follows
East Earl township
Carnarvon township....
Elizabethtown Borough
Lerteock township
Strasburg Borough
township
Cash.
To aggregate amount of State Tax
levied for 1866
To aggregate amount Military Tax
levied for 1860
To amout of outstanding Tax as per
loot Auditors' Report
To amount of unpaid Ileum
Contra.
Expnutifures of 1866,
•
By Court order in favor of P. O. Etter
man, for stating the accou n t of
By Court order In favor of County Audi
tors, for arrearages lu auditing account
or 1064
By Court order In favor of County Audi
tors, for auditing account of 1865.....,
liv amount of Commissioners' orders
paid for 1880
By amount of Court bills paid for 18W..
By amount of Road orders paid for MC..
B • amount of Constables' 'Return orders
for 1864.1
amount of commissions allowed Col
lectors on County tax
air amount of Exoneratlons allowed Col.
lectors on County tax
lie ammult of commissions allowed C.sl
lectors oil State tux
By amount of Estpuerullolo , allowed Col
lectors uu Nhdc 1110
liy itinumll of County eumudanlonern'
1.111 paid 111 :$lllll , lO. Fu.ud.,
By amount of exoueratione anti commis-
Mlllllll allowed Collectors In MII. Fund..
By amount of outstanding County tax,
September 8 1 18116 20,048 3
11y amount of oUttituaullug State tax,
September 8, 1804 . 6,024 RD
By ILlnutult or outstanding Militia tax,
September 8, 1800 . 0,808 00
Ity amount of Treasurer's commission
Lot 44214,728.01 at 1 pot cent 2,347 28
Ity moonlit of State tiitliald to Common
toooweultli, full 11111)114 31,601 70
Balance 60,120 23
Receip E l lw o ode County Treasury for
1860— Gratin, Treasurer.
Sulit. 10, Received from the Executors
of Samuel Ensminger, late Treasurer
Sept. 10, Received of John Denlinger, of
Paradise township" loan
Sept. 10, Received of Isaac 1). Heller, of
East Lampetor township, loan
Sept. 10, Received of James Lindsay,
Leacock twp., amount due from will
township for constructing bridge across
Pequaa creek
Sept. 10, Received from Jesse Landis,
torfultud recognizance for Aug. term
180, No. CC 150 00
Sept. 24, Received from Joseph Frantz.
of East Earl township, loan
Sept. 25, Received from J.B.Kauttman,
Esq., forfeited recugnance in Com. us.
E. I(urtz
Oct. 1, Received from Martin Denlinger,
of Paradise township, amount due
from said township for building bridge
across the Pequea creek
Oct. 1, lteceived from Benjamin Wit
mer, of East Lampeter township, loan,
Nov. 5, Received from Tobias Deulinger,
of East Hemptield township, loan
Received Nov. 12, Received from J. Q. Mercer, of
Sadsbury township, loan
Dec. 1, Received 419 Jos. Eagles, J. P.
of Startle township, fordrift logs sold 251 15
Dec. 9, ReceivedP=lu o.J.DickeY, Esq.,
Com. vs. F. Unkle
Dec. 3eceived of J. 1). Wilson, Com,
HenryH
vs. Haigh
Dec. 3, Received from J. S.Witmer,loan 4,000 00
Dec. 4, Received from .1. J. Springer,
Com. vs. John Franciscus 15
Dec. 12, Received from J. H. Zellers,
tines and Jury funds Quarter Sessions
Court
Dec. 94; 'Received of Cornelius Lehn,
Guard'n Of hfanheim township 10an...
Dec. 27, Received from 4. g, 'Witmer,
J. P. Manor township, estray 501 d..,
Dec, 31, Received front— Corn.
vs, C, Stotler
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Jan.
2, Received from Tobias Kreider,
West LaMpeter township, loan
Jan.7,Baceivedfrem Elisabeth Houston,
Sodsbury township, loan 360 00
Jan, 9, Reeelved of John Seldomridge,
Jury fines
To cash received as .Sscess Tao for 1800.
Adamstown Borough S 7 54
Caananron EICI
Columbia Borough
4=l th
Elizabethtown :
aum+~r
=rtabi ,
brutuit , d9y.... ,
Manhelnt Borough...
i : 30 0 =04 , .. b
HemPAcad Weer ".•
Penn
Le
Periea
v: n oak -
.
Bapho -
Earl West
Fulton
CoenSoo West
Strasburg
Martin
Conestoga
Cony'
Ephrata.-
Leaeock Upper
Mullion;
- Strasburg Borough..
Colerain
53 og Mount Joy Bonnittir . .
LancaSter
Paradise
Warwick
Sadsbury
Earl East....
Drnmore
To amount of outstanding County tax,
September 10,1866 ,648, 31-
To amount of outstanding State tax,
September 10, 1866 6,024 89
To amount of outstanding Military tax,
September 10, 1866 6,868 00
To amount of outstanding bills, January
12, 1867
Contra.
Expenditures for 1866.
By payment of 180 Comm samiers' orders 48,880 04
By payment of 322 Court bills and Curti
,.
- fiestas
By payment of 10 Road Viewers' orders..
By payment of I order to Superintendent
of Teachers' Institute, as per act of
Assembly
^alo 00
Br payment of exoneration allowed Col
lectors on State, County • and Military
4,374 31
tax
By payment of commissions allowed
Collectors on State, County and Mili
tary tax .
Outstanding Taxes, January 12, 18177
Rapho s9:iff 00
Brecknock 155 86
Bart 438 80
Cocalico East 169 34
Donegal East .509 97
Drumore 450 09
Earl 801 00
Earl East 84 03
Fultont 401 91
Hemptleld East 489 81
Lancaster City, East Wards...... 825 09
Lancaster City, West Wards 132 94
Manor township 1,139 31
Salisbury 455 ir
sadsbery 50 85
Strasburg Bar. 18 95
By Treasurer's Commi.slons
on $64,166.48 at 1 rwr cent...
Balance
AILTDITORIE REPORT
We, the undersigned Auditors of Lancaster
County, do certify, that we have carefully examined
the foregoing account of Samuel Ensmtnger, late
Treasurer of said County and compared his vouchers
with the same, and find there is a balance in the
hands of his Executors of Fifty-nine thousand one
hundred and twenty-nine dollars and twonty-three
cents. (.859,129.2.1,) which amount, they have paid
over to the present Treasurer, Ellwood Driest.
We, the undersigned Auditors of Lancaster
County, do certify, that we have carefully examined
the annexed account of Ellwood Griest, Treasurer
of said County, and compared his vouchers with the
same, and find there is a balance ha his hands, this
12th day of January, 1867, of Forty-live thousand
forty-one dollars and six cents, (835,041.06).
Vie have examined the account of Christian Gast,
Treasurer of the Poor and House of Employment,
of Lancaster County, and find a balance in his hands
of Two hundred and tufty-eight dollars and ninety
nine vents, (82.58.99 J on January Ist, 1807.
We have examined the account of P. W. House
keeper, 'Treasurer of the Board of Prison Inspec
tors, and found it correct, showing a balance of
Seventy-seven dollars and sixty cents, ($77.60,) which
lie has paid over to his successor, Geo. Long.
We have examined the account of Geo. Long,
Treasurer of the board of Prison Inspectors and
found it correct, showing a balance in his hands of
Three hundred and nine dollars and seventy nine
cents, (8309.79 J January Ist, 1861.
The liabilities of the County, at the present time
amount to (for loans,) 8199,444.75.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our
hands at the Commissioners' Office, this nineteenth
day of .lanuary, 1867.
DAVID S. CLARK,
DANIEL H. HAM',
EO. W. HENSEL,
County Auditors.
COMMISSIONERS' STATEMENT.
The following is a statement of flie Commissioners'
Orders drawn on Samuel Enomi nger and Elwood
Griest, Treasurers of Lancaster county, for the
year 1866.
Assessors pay
Erecting Bridges
Repairing Bridges
Court of Quarter Sessions
Court House
Connor
Commissioners' Office
Elections
Fuel
Postage
Penitentiary
Gas
Printing
Public Offices
Poor
Prison
Vagrants
Loans
Interest
Post Mortems
Lunatic Hospital
Now Hospital (Lan. co.)
Janitor
Road damages
Taxes Refunded • • • •
Miscellaneous
Clerk
Auditors
Court Bills paid
Road viewers orders
Constables' returns
Teachers' Instititute
Exonerations and Commission orders
County Bill paid in Military fund
Outstanding Taxes
State Tax paid to Commonwealth
Treasurers' Commissions
Balance
Erecting Bridges.
•
Jacob Kauffman, in full for
bridge at Bunting's f0rd......
E. Mciffelien, in full for bridge
at Musselmau's mill
T. M. Storb, marble date stone
at Bunting's bridge
George M. Steinman is Comp.,
powder for Safe Harbor b'dge, G 00
J. F. Frey, in full for masonry
at Safe Harbor bridge...... ...
Wm. Lowry, ferrying at Safe
Harbor bridge
E. McMellen, in tbll for build
ing bridge at Leaman Place, I,TOnO
Samuel Good, donation towards
erecting bridge in Bart tx-p..
E. MeMellen, on account of
bridge at Overholtzer'R mill, 1,900 00
J. C. Carpenter, in full for
bridge at Safe Harb0r...... ...
E. Me Mellen, on account of
bridge at Masseiman's mill.
(Chigoes )
Jacob Kauffman, lumber and
labor for Safe Harbor b'dge
DEEM
80
1 90
4 00
383
. U 10
lb 64
Repairing Bridge
.1. B. Swartzwelder, P. Storm
fels and Daniel Erlsman, for
Inspecting bridge at Eshle
man's mill
It. S. Evans, material and re
pairs of bridge at Wolf's mill, 117 IG
John Sheaffer, repairing b'dge
In Ephrata township
C. J. Rhoads, for lumber
A. W. Ruasel, splices, to
Samuel Ilesn, lumber for h'dgo
at Oraeifs landing
$274 OW 22
Court of Quarter Sessions.
.1. B. Livingston, Esq., Atey
Fees • 200 00
W. A. Atlee, Esq., Att'y Fees. 1,185 on
.Ino. B. Zellent, Esq., Clerk's
Free 1,288 28
F. Smith, Esq., Sheriff'? Free. 1,450 44
1^4,765 G.
12.412 II
Cleo. Steinman & Co
G. B. Shaum, Repairing Chairs
A. C. Flinn, Repairing ll'urnave
H. Wagner, Labor
.1. Rotharmel, finishes
Sam'. Enxmluger, Esq., Rep,
In Treasurer 'N Oilier 11 011
D. 5. & .1. S. Iturak, tilletsattre 1 ill
P. Ebel - man, earn 111111
ehid
t»gluwu elm I
.1. U. 811)der, Smldrfen
du 1 doe. 8r00m5...,
Mrs. Wiley, cleaning house— .
'
W. Fisher, limo
Jacob Helino, repairing chairs
Kitch, irourniling tor Libra
ry Room and labor
D. Erisman, repairing doors,
windows, &c
Anna Suydam, cleaning Court
Holm, .to M CA
E.
McMullen, shelving, &c,,
Library Room 130 04
C. T. Gould, repairing chairs.. 2 00
Edward Carter, painting Court
House 137 07
C. Gast, lbr spittoons 0 Po
Wm. Sheer, ice bill 12 lift
James Drockloy, piling brick 2 25
.1. Gable, bill for sundries 110 1.15
Deaner & Schaum, bill for sun
dries 27 75
C. Schuoblu, one load sand
E. Eby, on account of brick for
sewer
E. Rohrer, white coating Sletrs
office
John Haitian, for masonry
Ell Rudy,
44,1384 22
A Dixie'', Esq., Goo, Leonard,
Esq., and Justices of the
peace, holding Inquests on
the bodies of fifty-four per
sone, found dead In Lancaster
county ale 17
David w, emper, Esq., 102 days'
services as Commissioner, at
83 per day, 5488,00.6,300 miles,
at ten cents per mile, 8530,00.
Total 21,016,00. Balance duo
him in full
Jesse Landis, Esq., one quar
ter's salary as Solicitor, In full, 62 50
Thomas C. Collins, Esq., 165
days' services as Commis
sioner, at $3 per day, 8 480 , 00 .
5,212 miles, at ten' cents per
mile, 8521.21. Total 81,001.26.
Balance due Min frill ' 320 20
Jacob B. 'Shuman, Esq., 172
days' services as Commis
sioner, rkt 83 per day, 8516.00.
3,878 mnes, at ten cents per
mile, 2387.80. Total 8903.80.
Balance due him In full' ' 403 80
P. G. Eberman, Esq., Clerk's
salary, in full 1,000 00
Thos. C. Collins, Esq., on acct.
of services in 1866 600 00
J. B. Snrnap, Etal., qn Root q(
service u s in 1866 600 00
Samuel SlokOnt, Esq., on acct.
for services In 1866 050 00
B. P. Bear, Esq., on account as
Solicitor 187 50
Jno. Sheaffer,bill,for stationery d 6O
J. E. Barr, bill for stationery... 205
W. D. Stauffer, bill for stationery 110
Ekcliont.
J. E, Carpenter and J. r. Boyd,
Clerking inn Spoolal electl9u. nB9
Electionofficers for Citvelec on
P. S;Baker, notifying officers
jelecteti 1 00
Election officersholding special
14 25
74 GI
1 90
2 00
3 10
11 75
12 35
90
2 15
election
Election officers holding Town
ship elections
J. E. Carpenter and J. P. Boyd,
clerking for Return Judges..
Return Judges holding General
Elections 1,349 87
13. Steigerwalt, 90 electon boxes 31 25
Assessors pay tbr list of voters. 906 20
COnstables pays O,Twp. elections 255.75
Assessors pay for returning
Militia Rolls for 18C8 344 84
10 18
6 46
2 40
4 30
0h"
. 10 00
1 80
. 400
.. 570
.. 631
.. 950
.. 830
.. 255
10 00
3 80
373 n
Marl
Q 116,173 10
3,580 00
12,008 25
1,037 20
4,123 72
874 71
(Z 6 17
4,255 65
5,105 19
559 50
17 46
1,286 58
176 04
2,392 86
628 19
21,400 00
14,750 00
1,037 78
58,880 00
9,025 24
200 00
399 41
20,000 00
510 00
5,420 10
405 07
2,917 01
25 00
416 10
1 7 ,004 54
37, 91
200 UO
11,589 79
373 50
6,373 90
31,501 79
2,988 94
45,041 06
=ME
1. 14
111 NI
4 r 0
1 , 41
1 110
Commissioners' Oifier
Fuel.
Henry Baumgardner, for roal . 559 50
J. Cochran, postage and en
.elopes
Penitentiary.
Eastern Penitentiary, for sup
port of convicts for 1865: .... .5t1,286 58
Lancaster Gas comp., gas bills, Sr 6 04
Benjamin Leaman
Cooper & Sanderson
Pearsol & Geist......
J. E. Barr & Co., ..... Exprem,
F. L. Baker
J. A. Hiestand & Comp
J. R. Hoffer
J. M. Enaminger
John Baer's Sons, printing and
stationery . 400 70
S. A. Wylie 104 90
D 0.... do 104 51
A. M. Rambo 135 00
William B. Wiley D 511
Pablie Offices
Geo. Wiant, bill for books and
binding
J. G. Carroll. repairing seals
for Q. S. and G. C. offices.— 10 25
J. G. Carroll, for seal pres.es
Common Pleas, Recorder's
and Treasurer offices
. Gast, Esq., Treasurer of
Poor and House of Employ
ment, in full of estimate for
support of Poor for 1866 ...... 23,400 Ott
P. W. Housekeeper, Esq.. On
account of estimate for sup
port of Prison
tied. Lung, Esq., in full of esti
mate for support of Pri50n...10,900 00
Geo. Sanderson, Esq.. Mayor
and Constables ieea In vag
rant 1,037
an, paid to individuals and
hank,
I=l
nterii , t paid to individuals and
bank, 5f1,025 2-1
I=2
Post mortem examinations on
the holies of 20 persons found
dead in Lancaster county... .
Prranfyleania Sidle Lunatic Hospital
ohn A. Weir, Esq., Treasurer.
for support and clothing of
Howe, \Winner, Geist and
lllig
Neu , ll,lntal—Lawn: v ter County
C. Cia , d, Esq., on account of c
limate for building now ho,
paid.
oseph C. Snyder. On account of
services
Road Damages.
Solomon High, Earl 32 00
Isaac Oberly, East Earl Ili 00
John Shirk East Earl 38 00
Samuel Richwine, East Earl.. 14 00
Henry Good, East Earl 20 00
George Sanderson, for City.... 110 00
Adam Mowerer, Drumore 20 00
Elias Flinkley, West Cocalico.. 71 34
1). Pannebecker, W. Cocalico. 90 20
.1. Hornberger, West Cocalico. 18 80
Samuel Book, Druruore 10 00
John Ranck, Earl & East Earl Pall
Jas.& John Whiteside, Colerain 30 00
Frederick Hem, E. liempfield. 217 75
Abr'm Brubaker, E. liempileld ,
William C. Worth, Colerain. •
Abraham Rimer, Mount toy
Peter Wealand, Mount Joy..
David Eckman, Colerain.... .
Kirk Few, East Donegal
James Barley, Colerain
H. A. Wade, \Vest Donegal...
James Mc Camman, Colerain
John Mawl. C01erain........
John Whiteside, Colerain....
Joseph Black, Columbia
Charles Pantie, Columbia...
Samuel Graff. West Donegal
Tan Ikfundrd
.1. N. Miller, collector, North
East and South East M'ard,
taxes refunded In Evans' es
tate
Wm. Rodgers, vol., East Earl..
Wm. Hughes
d. Seachrist, East Hemptleld..
J. S. Buckwalter, Strasburg
Borough
John Scott, Fulton
Killian Berk, City
F. Albright, City, (W. Wards.)
T. C. Porter ..du..N N. Ward,
W. N. Nevin ..ds...
John Coble, vol., Mt. Joy twp..
.111.tes //coleus,:
John Seidomridge, Esq., index
ing equity cases
Jesse Landis, Esq., services ren
dered In Com. vs. Potts
P. (1. Eberman, Esq., distribut
ing assessments
Jesse Landis, Esq., attending
road views in Columbia
M. McCallum, painting and
glazing
Samuel Hess, abatement or
taxes
John Donor, expenses In arrest
ing horse thieves ' and convey
ing to Lancaster County Jail..
S. L. Leaman, sundry serviee4
In Recorder's oilier
William Rakestraw, M. Cooper
and Heyberger, for review
ing road in Colerain
Jess,. Landis, Esq., attending
road views In Columbia
William Cooper, hoarding
Jurors
C. Clarkson, qualifying Com
missioners
F. U. Eberman, distributing
Tally papers
J. S. Masterson and F. It.
Wright, arresting a horse thief
P. S. Baker ,for arresting a horse
thief
I. Lose and Thomas Davis. ar
resting a horse thief
C. A. Heinitsh, for Union Fire
Company
A. Bair, copying tax duplicates
Daniel Ehler, do do
K. Lamborn, do do
Samuel Book, do do
P. G. Eberman, distributing
Tally papers
S. O. Nourse, copying duplicates
John Smith, copying and alter
ing valuations
C. A. Ehler, copying Tax du
plicates
John Baker and P. U. Eber
man, altering State Tax
.iohn Zercher,copying tax du pli -
rates
John H. Zellers, recording twp.
officers
William Demuth, copying Tak
duplicates
Samuel Huber, taking G. Rupp
to House of Refuge
.lohn Murphy, for arresting tour
horse thieves
Peter C. Eckert, arresting horse
thief
Wm. J. Cooper, boarding Jurors
Empire Hook and Ladder Co_
Donation
Wm. Demuth, copying dupli
vides
Wm. Leaman, auditing public.
°dices
Lancaster City Water Rent....
P. Smith, Sheri ttraking H: Wit -
titer, to Pa. State Hospital...
tt m. R. Wiley, Esq., qualifying
clerk and Treasurer
John thtitits, revenue stamps.
Peter Bruner, copying dupli •
rates
.Jacob Stauffer, draft and speci-
Urations for bridge 30 00
P. O. Eberman, Esq, and oth
ers, expenses to Harrisburg
un public business 12 23
B. F. Baer, Esq., professional
services relating to State tax
on loans to County
W. M. Cooper, copying tax du
plicates
Thomas Albright and Jacob
Shelly, arresting horse thief...
Elias Barr & Comp., sundries...
F. Smith, Sheriff, taking T.
Daley and Rebecca Olmstead
to House of Refuge
Samuel Huber, taking J. F.
Crsprung to House of Refuge,
P. O. Eberman, distributing
iota of taxables
P. H. Baker, conveying John
Weldle from Harrisburg to
Lancaster Jail
Peter Sweigart, conveying 0.
Peters to Lancaster Jai
.1. S. Landis, taking A. nem z
to House of Refuge
Jesse Landis, Eng., professional
services
John Denlinger and others, In
specting bridge
George W. Keene, arresting
horse thief
George Honing, boarding
jurors
W. 0. Townsend, arresting
horse thief
llaceb• Shelly, arresting horse
thief
Jacob Oundaker, arresting H.
Oberly
George Kennare, for attending
to Factory bridge
M.McKinztey,for/50 copies elec
tion laWs
Joseph C. Snyder, distributing
tally papers
M. R. Shenk,assessor of Manor,
special appeal
Elias copying Tax du
plicates • • • •
T. S. Stauffer, copying Tax
duplicates
F. Smith, Sheriff, taking Mar
garet Smith to House of Ref.
G e o. M. Kline, for subscription
towards sewer near Court
House
Joseph C. Snyder, distributing'
Assessinents
State Tax on Leans of Lancas
ter cpunty, as per settlement
gar A.nditor General....
J. C. Snyder, notifying Jurors
for Overholtzer's bridge
Samuel Slokom, Esq., expenses
for Jurors, &c., for inspecting
bridge_at Overholtzer s Mill
David Flemming, Esq., profes
sionalservAces on appeal from
Auditor Qisneral
J. F. Frey,
W. W. Miller and
Jacob Jurbre fp in
spect bri eters , MOrli dge syliffife HaVber. 12 QO
alm?, cetMS
Court, .t.c - -----
25 00
B. F: Baer, Esq.;horse hlreand •
toll, 0111 special business 690
B. F.airc,Eaq.,tbrproflission-
15 00
. al services
C. M. Howell,' subscription to
• Hook and Ladder Company... 100 00
.inceph C. Snyder extra work
and imperinMnditig sewer.... 45 00
Samuel Lively, collecting taxes
in Washington Boron& 36 47
F. Smith, Sherltr, for "Black
Maria" 50 00
Codfrled Zahm, subscription to
F'rlendahlp Fire Company—. 100 00
Samuel L. Leaman, recording
Treasurers' bonds 5 50
Attest :
Jona H. SILIBIE, Clerk.
raksfreund, inkUigeneer, Bxpress avid Bear/doer
of Herald, please copy one time.
feb9-4t
ACCOVTT OF THE EXPENDITURES
and Reeeipts of the Directors of the Poor
,4nd,House of E m ployment of Lancaster 001111.
ty. 'Front January 1, 1888, to January 1, 1887.
PROVISIONS.
Daniel R. Myers, 1 bull S F= 50
John N. WoodS, 1 ball 96 69
Adam Lefever, 1 98 02
A. iclivatne. 1 ball 78 36
Henry Musser, 1 bull.— 711 50
.1. Krider, 1 bull 104 75
bristlan Musser, 1 bull 85 05
Jacob Rohrer, (farrier,) 1 bu 11... 98 21
John Kelley, for 2 beef cattle... 118 30
Christian Stauffer, 3 beef cattle 232 87
Samuel Knox, 3 beef cattle 295 71
John Kelley, 2 working oxen... 178 00
Pennebacker & Moore, 4 bleat. 293 30
J. W. Sprenger, 4 beet cattle__ 226 85
Knox & Black,4 beef cattle 437 06
David L. Buokwalter, 2WI cat. 158 05
lohn McClain, 3 beef cattle 197 84
Wright &MoOre, 7 beef cattle... 509 21 83,351 27
Samuel Renck, for flour & feed
194 bushels corn....
84 bushels corn and oats,
94 bushels - mill feed
600 lba flour
tirindlng_Wheat scythes,..
Lemuel G. Blnkley, floud
677 bushels wheat 1385 35
281 bushels corn 19 65
45 bushels mill feed 18 30
Grinding 558 bushels Wheat... 51 80
261:10 pounds flour 114 40 1,589 50
J. & J. F. Herr, for flour & feed
100 bushels wheat ......... . .... 210 25
Grinding 48 bushels wheat.... 4SO 215 05
D. K. Wolf & Co., flour & feed
42,185 pounds flour 2588 32
37.2 bushels mill feed 142 50 2,ps 82
D. S. & J. 8. Bunk, groceries,&c
157 lbs. tobacco 63 05
468 lbs. rice 49 05
1 keg essence of coffee 10 25
Beans, hominy and sundries 34 75
307 gallons of molasses 114 35
256 lbs. sugar 31 iN 303 73
Weldler & Rife, for groceries
46 gallons molasses 22 08
2 0 lbs. rice 23 69
3 bushels beans 0 19
107 lbs. tobacco 32 11
Sundries 3 20 07 35
Jno. F:ondersmith, for groceries
300
2:1 90
95
1 20
09
584 28
40 00
51 00
567 lbs. sugar 79 39
5 sacks ground alum salt. 24 3.5
:Leases potash 35 80
299 gallons motasses
IV, bbls. mackerel 1 %
50
1 keg essence of coffee 12 07
42 gallons vinegar 10 80
small groceries 194 15 574 09
ft S. Reed
141 gallons molasses
E. C. Knight & Co.
287 gallons m01a55e5....... ....
Philip Ginder for groceries
1 bushel beans 2 25
Sundries 3 84
Fred' k Myers, ;30 lbs. tobacco. 54 00 185 00
J uo. W. Robley, for groceries... 9 15
Calder At Co., 2 sacks salt 7 15
Philip Finger, 90 bus. potatoes. 54 00
t 7 sacks salt 50 00 11M 30
J. S. Landis, 22 bus. potatoes.... 12 50
A. H. Zook, 18 bus. potatoes.... 10 25
David Fraltch, 14 bus. potatoes 8 40
U. Sexier 9r Sons. lumber & coal
A. Bitner & Co., for coal 319 58
Jonathan Weaver, for wood._ 107 57
Edward KauffMan, for w00d.... 235 00 722 15
11. G. West, 92 gallons vinegar.. 10 38
Royer & Baker, 81 gall. vinegar 28 70
Samuel Keller, 38 gals, vinegar 12 41
HOUSE AND HOSPITAL.
J F Long for drugs & medicines 43 60
1 case or saponifer 18 90
Chas A Heinitsh for medicines 83 10
73 boxes of saponifier 24 95
Garden seeds, spices, &c......... 15 15
H B Parry for medicines 84 44
W. G. Baker do 7 69
Jos. Knotwell for Dry Goods
527% yards musliii ^A3 92
85% yards Kentucky Jean 47 03
LW, yards Check 49 03
3!,, frozen hose 14 50
7 pair of mitts 8 10
..pounds of woollen yarn 6 60
42 pair woollen blankets 199 04.1
Thread, spool cotton, &c ...... ... 16 62
D. Bair & Co., Dry Goods
917L/,' yards of muslin 255 83
399 " Print 76 74
99r0 " Gingham; 29 85
'22 9. , " Kentucky Jean 83 93
9.% '"rable Linen 10 73
327 " Burlaps 108 17
109% " Check - 38 42
104% " Chambra 32 03
71.‘,, " Casslnett 40 05
37 " Flannel. ..... ...... IN 20
43 " Cottoned° ..... . 17 96
•
Sly " Blue Drill 26 11
sly " Denim 21 90
17.1 " Battinett. ...... ... 10 35
39% " Drain g 795
11 Pair woollen blankets.... 40 GO
16% dozen hose.. 42 20
. Patent & spool thread... 26 72
28 pounds wool yarn 31 25
4 handkerchiefs 11 25
Queensware 9 62
Buttons, combs, needles, &c. 19 31
Geo. B. Rowbotham
3 dozen hose 8 80
J no. A. Erben for clothing 16 75
P. Long & Nephew for clothing 33 75
Buckskin gloves 4 00
John D. Skiles for Dry Goods
227,' yards Sattinett 14 87
40 " Gingham 10 DU
43% " Muslin 783
20 " Crash 256
2 dozen spool cotton 1 75
Brenner & Hostetter for Dry Goods
4' yards Kentucky Jean 15 66
178% ," muslin, 47 17
83A '• panting 39 02
42 17 " ticking 21 97
1:14 .. blue drill 488
J. . Martin for Dry Goods
34% yards army cassixnere. - -
18N " wool J ean
38 " muslin
26 •• sattinett... ...... ...
6 " grey blankets...
11 6 V & Bro. for Dry Goods
yards check 14 00
212 , " print 45 36
32 " Kentucky Jean 17 60
'...N! " cassimere 14 '2.5
On settlement
Bomberger & Co. Dry Goods
184 yards muslin 0.8 81
Caristian Gast
For shoes and stamps.
Win. A. Honshu
For hats and caps 9 00
Shultz & Bro. for hats and cape 23 75
Shaffner & Graham for combs.. 1 05
H. F. Felix forshoes 24 55
John S. Miller for rye roasting 126 90
s:wl 00
00
2$ I 0)
ks 00
111 - I
1100
41)
1 1.1
1, (I)
REPAIRS, MATERIALS AND
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.
in. Diller repairing bailer._ 51 00
A. C. Flynn for castings 40 8.5
A. Franck for carpenter work.. 20 12
G. Clarkson 1 gross pens 2 00
A. Fairer Ex. in Garman case.. 24 00
F. shroder candle wick 4 98
M. D. Hess Ex. in Garman case 2.1 00
Zahm & Jackson (or combs 4 22
111. Haberbush for gloves for
Insane 4 110
J. Bear's eons printing annual
84 00
report
M. li t cheaffer for saddlery__ OUS
B. B. Martin for lumber 4 30
Jacob Sl:limier repairing tub.... 75
Lawrence Knapp for hogs ...... ... 555
Wm. Miller for castiuga.. ......
P. R. R. Co. for freight 8 48
H. E. Slaymaker for vinegar... 045
Joseph Sampson for brushes.... 34 90
John Erb for butchering. . ... 104 Ott
Henry C. Demuth for snuff* 4 CO
William Fisher for lime 1 50
Hiestand & Co. for printing an
nual report, &c ...... ......... ...... 57 94
Saml. Rowe for auctioneering.. 23 00
lohn Sheaffer for stationery__ 910
Edwarda Felty mason pork.. 1 rio
Ell Arthouse repairing tub....... 75
Juo. Curweu Ex. Harrisburg
and return . 3 60
Mrs. Shertz shoe bench & tools .1 Ou
Ella Barr & Co. stationery 10 30
L. Metter for basket & repairs.. 2 40
Elcholtz & Bro. for thimbles....7s
L. &Sus. T. Company for toll 10 Ou
.1..1. Cochran 118. 1 18
A. A. Myers for leather 45 7d
Pearsol de Geist for printing 16 79
Wm. Good for lime . . . .......... 8 2f,
Simon Groh Ex. to V Whams
port for lona ber 125 f,
Conrad Gast S. J. D. boring so. 2.5 10
Geo. Martin for ropes 7 42
Samuel Benedict fur plastering 200
J. Effinger for malt and hops... 6Ou
.1. Wacker for malt and hops_ U nip
Wm, B. Wiley (or printing 4 lc
A. Muskulnuss for sharpening
drills
John Flick carpenter work i 151
A. B. Kauffinau Insurance on
lumber 10 00
City Councils (..r water rent 50 (51
Lancaster county Prison Cr.r
weaving carpet, &c 49 96
.r. Gusloy repairing chimneys.. 21 112
Jno. Hoak for mason work 54 00
Anthony lake 4 iron bedsteads 18 00
Wm. Carpenter for surveying.. 43 00
Union Fire Company for hose.. 100 10
J. 14, Wiley ior loather findings 7 117
John 'Prissier for meat 20 20
John Best repairing b0i1er... ..... 19 00
4.1. T. Gould for invalid char.. 7 00
Marsh bank & Martin for stoves 45 32
C. Hoover for cider and' apples 20 00
Henry G. Lipp for tin wars and
plumbing
J. Hartman for ice
Mrs. Rohrer for vials
Direct ors of Poor visiting York
hospital, 12 20
Directors of Poor visiting Lun.
Asylum, Philadelphia 43 10
G. M. Steinman & Co. hardware 44 85
Diller & GrOff (Or hardware 125 89
A. W. Frugal & CO. hardware... 115 77
A. C. Gast for crockery ware.... 54 22
Deaner di Shaum for cooking
stove 18 011
Columbia Fire Insurance Com
pany, assessment 30 00
J Davidson labor In quarry__ 00 85
Jno, Mrinzen " " 1.14
D. Breckenridge " 9 80
Wm. MCGlatighliti " . 12 al
1 00
453
11 A 6
16
23 '',9
FARM AND FARM LABOR.
Amos Miley, for saddlery Sal 10
Chris. Hoover, for rye straw.... 900
Marshbank & Co. for castings.. 19 14
Barbara Weaver, 1 farm wagon 300 15
.1. moElligott, shoeing horses... 250
Henry Layman, blacirsmith'g 121 02
Patrick Burk, for 17 suoats, 221 00
John Withers, labor on farm... 250
Laoob Winker, do, ... 437
Christian Yeager , repairing
wagons, &o. 40 3:1
Wm. Carolus, making fence
and burning lime 34 55
A. B. Landis, making sorgho
syrup 3 90
L. C. L_ytie for annul trees , 3 00
A. R, Barr, sem and impnita.. 105 GI
G. Ij, tveoher, do. 74 26
anl4,. , milking ience ai a
WASeCallister, mak'g broonu 55 pa
James recipes, smith work 1$ OD
Geo, Er, Minor for 19 ahosta TM 65
da. Grab ki 141:1. seed wheat 45 00
ti; S, - 00X a 09 . SPrillii Wag On.,. 24;000
20 00
J. B. SHVMAN,
S. SLQKOIII,
CILBIST"N H. NISSLET,
Commissioners.
505 81
89 110
45 40
as 90
7 77 MI SS
812,303 67
-.0 56
6 62
6 90
18 65
11 2.5
---- -
John Relkilayrak , gialnitvlaig..' ',. • •"` "
Harman Evb, do. 21 87 .
Geo.-Andy, do. 48 . 00
David Mr do; 54.00.: - • '
D. Hreekedridge, do. sa 60 1,690 82
STATE LUNATIOASYLIJM, BOARD
ING, OLOTBmG, dco.
Susan Dangler . 2132 60
Henry F0nt5........ 153 45 •
BeThomas.. .... . ... ..!........., to la
H. MOntgdin . eri....--. 134 00
et Woods 65 CO
Isaac , Sourbeer is 70 • •
Mary Devine 67 Cb
Ann E. Miller 60 15
Susan Ciel 7 185 85
Flana Ru 99 Ca
Adam Ho er 90 M
Rebecca Patterson 97 50
Gonad Anne. 12 05
Eliza Steakhouse 152 80 1,473 67
SA7 AIRTFQ
6 Directors' pay and mileage,
one year 34z 08
8. Spielman, salary as steward 425 00
J. O. Eiteinheiser, salary as ol'k
and superintendent ... 425 00
Jacob Witzman, sal. as batter.. 334 60
Adam Ripple, 1 mon's baking.. 24 1:41
I. Zimmerman, sal'y as farmer 179 13 -
R. W. Shenk, 2 years salary as
solicitor 100 O 0
A. M. Miller, 2 qrs. med attrece 125 00
J. A. hillier, 1 qrs do. 62 50
1
A. J. Herr, qrs, do. 62 50'
0. Bast, Trees. Wear's salary... 100 Ott 2,262 81
OUT-DOOR RELIEF, FUNERALS,
REMOVING PERSONS, &c.
195 cases of out-door relief 52,e81 00
Attendance, coffins, fun' l exp. 213 10
Removing paupers. 2`—." 99 3,120 09
Amount of Orders drawn from
.......
Jan. 1, 1866, to Jan. 1, 1867
Bal. remaining in the Treas
urer's hands irom 1866.. 993 93
Cash from Co. Commissioners.23,4oo 00
Sundry persbns for boarding.. 695 IX)
For hides, tallow, to 676 IX)
By Orders p!id d fr n o r ix n i g lBls4 dt6s
.:
Bal. In the hands of Treas
surer January I, 1867
MONTHLY
REPORT.
January .
February
March .
July . .
August .
September
October
November
December..
Average number of Inmates
Admitted as way-farers who were
accommodated with supper lod
gings and breakfast—Americans
Germans
Irish
Mules 6, horses 1, cows 24, heltiers 0, calves 1
bull 1, steers 6, hogs 3, shoats 27.
PRODUCT OF FARM
Hay, tons 72; wheat, bus. 750; corn bush.
1150; oats , bush. 1000; rye, bush. 90; timothy
seed, bush.2!4 ; potatoes, bush46oo; soup beans,
bush. 18y,; onions, bush. 60; turnips, bush. 109;
bunch beaus, bush. 117 ; cabbage heads 7800.
WE, the undersigned Auditors of Lancaster
county, having examined the foregoing ac
counts of Christian Gast, Treasurer of the
Board of Directors of the Poor and House of
Employment of the county aforesaid, and
compared his vouchers, do tind that he hud;ri.
balance remaining in his hands on the Ist day
of January, 1860, of 8910 93, and received from
the County Commissioners 84400, and from
sundry persons for hides, tallow, boarding,
$1,371 90, making in all 825,797 83, and that
he has paid during the year, orders drawn 11a
1801 and '65 amounting to 860 79. Orders paid,
drawn during the year, $21,883 05—making in
all 82.5,508 84, leaving a balance remaining in
his hal .on the Ist of January, 1807, of 8258 90.
DAVID S. CLARK
DANIEL M. EABY.I
EU. W. HENSEL,
Auditors of Lancaster
JNO. K. REED
THOS. S. WOODS,
JACOB ROHRER,
CONRAD GAST
SAMUEL WOLI',
SIMON 01t011,
Directors of the Poor of Lancaster County
ATTEST: J. 0. STEINHEISER, Clerk:
The Directors of the Poor respectfully beg
leave to report that they sold at public sale,
Sept. 15th, 1860, 1.1 acres and 123 perches of land
with improvements, to Wm. Smirk, for $4070;
and to Frederick Nancy, ti acres and 8 perches
without Improvements fur $1,35760; and Nov.
sth, 1800, sold ut private sale to Fred . k. Plercy
and Charles Bch witbel, 17 acres and 10 perches
of land for 132,730 171; making In the aggregate
40 acres and 131 perches—value, $8,701 50—for
which title will be given on the Ist of April,
1867, and the proceeds paid into the treasury.
Respectfully submitted,
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
Attest; .1. 0. STEINIDLISER, Clerk.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTIO;N
—BY TLIE
A MERICAN JEWELERS' ASSOCIATION,
DrEOTH: 37 AND 89 NASSAU, 54, 56 AND 58
LIBERTY ST.
NEW YORK CITY,
Of Rosewood Pianos and Melodeons, Fine Oil
Paintings, Engravings, Sliver Ware, Gold
and Silver Watches, and Elegant Jew
elry, consisting of Diamond Pins,
Diamond Rings, Gold Bracelets,
4 11 1 . coral, Fiorentino, Mosaic, Jet,
Lava, and Cameo Ladles'
Sets, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Ex
tension Holders,
Sleeve Buttons Seta of Studs, Vest and Neck
Chains, Plain and Chased Gold Chains,
etc., etc., veined at
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until it isknown
what is drawn and its value.
THE AMERICAN JEWELERS' ASSOCIA
TION call your attention to the fact of its being
the largest and most popular Jewelry Associa
tion in the United States. The business is and
always has been conducted in the most candid
and honorable manner. Our rapidly increas
ing trade la a sure guarantee of toe apprecia
tion of our patrons for this method of obtain.
ing rich, elegant and costly goods. The sudden
stagnation of trade in Europe, owing to the
late German War and recent disastrous finan
cial °Maim In England, has caused the failure of
a large number of Jewelry Houses In London
and Paris, obliging them to soil their goods ut
a great sacrifice, in some instances less than
one-third the cost of manufacturing. We have
lately purchased very largely of these Bank.
rupt Goods, at such extremely low prices that
we can afford to send away I , Iner Goods, and
give better chances to draw the most valuable
prizes than any other establishment doing a
similar business. OUR AIE is TO PLEASE, and
we respectfully solicit your patronage, as wo
are confident of giving the utmost satisfaction.
During the pad year we have forwarded a
number of the most valuable prizes Wall parts
of the country. Those who patronize um will
receive the full value of their money, as no
article on our list Is worth less than One Dol
lar, retail, and there are no Blanks. Parties
dealing with us play depend on having prompt
returns, and the article drawn will be Immo
diately sent to any address by return mall or
express.
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the American Jewelers'
! Association, and have kindly allowed the use
of their names:
Charles J. Hunter Esq., Treasury Depart
merit, Washington, - D. U., Piano, value 8300;
Miss Anna G. Yates, ha St. Mark's Place, N. Y..
Sewing Machine, value 875 ; Brig. Ben. L. L.
Hanson, U. S. Vole., Nasuville, Tenn., Sliver
Set, value IBM; Miss Emma Hunter al Front
,Si.., Harrisburg, Pa._ Sewing Machine, value
Kik; Lieut.-Colonel Walter Chittenden, Quar
termaster, Louisville, Ky., Gold Watch, value
Haines, 217 St.. Charleston
S. I C., Silver Watch, value 850;Alexander) ohn
,
son, Esq.,Edi tor Muskalcur Roarer, Muslmtour,
Minn., Ladles' Enameled Watch, value 8150•,
Samuel Lee, Esq.. President Colorado and Red
Bank Mining Company,•San Francisco, Cal.,
Melodeon, value MO; Aaron S. Long, Esq.,
Principal Elkhart Collegiate Institute, Elkhart
N. .1. Diamond Inn, value 8200; R. M. Long
street, Montgomery, Ala., Music Box, value
e 75; Rev. Isaac Van Duzer, Albany, N. Y., Gold
Lined Dining Set, value 8300; Miss Clara LlM
guer, Dayton, Ohio, Pianoforte, value 8400, and
Diamond Pln, value 8175.
Many names could be placed on the List, but
wo publish no names without permission. Our
patrons are desired to send United States Cur
rency when It Is convenient.
PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD
1 0 .01 i. ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Without regard to value and not to be paid for
until you know what you aro to receive:
15 Elegant Rosewood Pianos worth
from 8200 JO 11150
15 Elegant elodeoult, Itasowood
Cases 175 to 'LSO
50 First-Class Sewing Machines...... 40 to 300
75 Flue Oil Paintings 30 to lOU
150 Fine Steel Engravings, trained... 20 to :10
50 Music 80xe5...... ..... ............ ........ . 25 to 40
150 Revolving Patent Castors, Silver 2i) to 40
CA Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets... 20 to :15
100 Beta of Tea and Table Spoons_ 20 to 41)
tri) Gold Hunting Case Watches,
warranted
100 Diamond Rings, cluster .1, single
stone . 75 to 200
175 Gold Watches... 85 to 150
300 Ladies' Watches 00 to 100
500 Silver Watches 20 to 75
Diamond Pine, Brooches and Ear Drops,
Ladles' Seta of Bold and Coral, Jot and Bold,
Florentine, Mosaic, Lava and Cameo; Sets of
Studs, Vest and Neck Chains, Plain and Chased
Gold Rings, Gold Thimbles, Locket New
Fancy W
Buckles, Gold Pens and cils.
Fancy Work Boxejt, Bold Peng with Goldand
Silver Extension Holden', and a large assort
ment of Fine Silver Ware and Jewelry of every
description, of the best make and latest Stylex.
A chalice to obtain any of the qtrove
Articles for One Dollar, by purchasing a
sealed envelope for 25 Contd.
pi 3.. Five sealed Envelopes_ will be Rent for el;
Eleven for 82; Thirty for 85 ; Sixty-tive for e 10;
One hundred for gl5.
Agents wanted everywhere. _
Uneualed inducements toles
and Cleats
offered
who will act es such. Our descrip
tive circulars will be sent on application.
Distributions are made in the following man
valueertittcates naming each article and its
are placed In sealed envelopes, which
are well mixed. One of these envelops contain
lug the Certificate or Order for some article,
will be delivered at our office or sent by mall
to any address, without regard to choice, on
receipt of 25 cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
see what article it draws audits value, and can
then send One Dollar, and receive the article
named, or can choose any other one article on
our list of the same value.
Purchasers of our Sealed Envelopes may, In
this manner, obtain an article worth from one
to Rye hundred dollars.
Longletters are unnecessary. Have Weals&
nen to write plain directions, and in Choosing
different articles from those drawn, mention
the style desired.
Orders for SEs..LED ENVELOPES swat in c
every
case be accompanied with Um Cash with
toe name of tne person sending, and 'row'',
County and State plainly written.
Letters should be adtlyeteed to the Managers
as follows:
SUERMAN, WATSON ea CO.,
fah 13 BtW 87 arid 81).Neasan Street,
Nowt York Olty.
trA7U7 83
t 25,767 E 3
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