The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, February 21, 1857, Image 1

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Within the year. -
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SOTO' do do do 000
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and sentto one eldreS3 - •
' TO mamas . Sta Mu;
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$3 per 100 tOpleS. ash oredetivery. ' • • •
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dared there discontinued. . -
- 111104W:1ms move to other phone without basing
. the plibllaber t e tiewspapers aro font tQC
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lha-coartiFhave decided that retiring to tat
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ealle4 for; fa Pilots faelaevideare orintenyous.l vat •
, .
i • • D ATES OF ADVERTII
Ones ( 'Aare or to llo" 50 cents for one
1 levant nsertiorta .25 cents each. 3 lisk
cents—aubseqoenti nsertions j i N ceioi,
usemenee over 3 linen, for Onik di,
Square 1
woxvis.i.
.. oa'a. Tiro. ..,gaitst..
Three Ilee , .t... 62 14 8134 $1 26
towlines,-- 9) „:11 00 .1 76
"rite lines, ' 3., oo „ 5 " . .1. 60 II 200 ,
ALL (Witt ttif Illtanitfleotnrren se A e4O
•, One sqtvarei 1 '25 225 .. 3 60 J
• Two squats* 225 490 6 Der
Thnei stedarts, 3 . 59 '5 00 " ' 750,.
`Bone s oyes, 4 50- 600 • '8 00
- . Quartereol.,. 6.00 900 12 09 _
nail column, 10 00 15 00 20 011: - .' '
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Ai - o- lainess Notices, $1 each—ace° i
c n
,- advert' 0ut.50 cents each. . .
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• per line fer tirst Insertion—subsequent I rtions; Scents
For 1100.; i .Sitie r ' W ordsare counted as ail ein advertising.
**tants and others, advertising t,ll they et T i with
change's. anda standing advertisement of es with
15
lines, will be charged. Including ebb Oen, ~ $l6 00.
'Dpiceto the stnount of foursquares, witt chew 4 ' 1 : ,
00
gee and Subscription, . - . ~.: 2 0
- FithererhangeA, at the rates deiigna above:
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. charged 50 par cent advance, on there rifts: P.ll cuts
will be charged the came as letter pr...i
" • N 6 Trade advertisemente ieuelved from Advertising
- Agents abroad, except at 23 per cent. dvancei on. these
. prices, tulle:ray special agreement - w 6 the publisher.
.1,,,•_;•,-.'„,_ Mandages 25 cents. each. Deaths a mpaniedwith no:
I.lAre„ 25 . eents, without initientoso - .
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• ' for educational u nriposes, wilt be dung
number of lines under 10. Over 10 Or
' additional. .
Proceedings of meetings not of gee
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aster, charged at 4 cents per line for e
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.make a col u m n-164 lines a half coin
1 quarter column. 2952 words make a c
.., , tolumn—afid 734 a quarter column.
, each square. charged at the rate of 4
, • Yearly advertisers must tontine, tl
their own business. .&genoles for oth.
. tate. *e., is not included in business
INSURAN
COYItrrs&LTH INSUBAN
' Union Building*. 34i
C"A TERED
- •
=—rnsure buildiugg ,
or damage ", by Fire: - A
'mid ,Nilyiga!lon!u34Tre
S. S. CARRIMI, Sthretal
Dvt , erat)er 22, 7.5
mnuati' LIPS IN
. Pattie.,
C'A P/TA - 451 1 '0.000-Wi
Compnii:
LeglAnture of Penn!
Ttioavind
Las commene.4.ll)neiness,
reeekrinoners and yield
interest on alt mowns dt
fiVe per Pent. per strewn'
ep demand. For riles
see the printed Tables sr
pany, Centre street, Pot
E'rehange Hotel. iAC
311 N 11. ADAM,
: 4rerep
April 1,'64 •
,TEE I'CinlPlll.l4l
- • '
0 FFICE—CMtte
CAPrrAr., - $46,001
FICHIS -Compan,
by the Legislature
ize . The Company is pr
lives, and to receive anti
terest 5..nt moneys receive
per annum, unless QM
and thterest payable on
safely invested in Bonds_
seeuiities. Annual dlvid
payable In cash, or approl
mining. For rates of prei
printed Tables,.suppiled s
li '
80 1
R. T. Tenon, Seely and
"wr 18, '54
Alamein name at — 'COMPANIT.
"%horizetir Capital $400,000.
;TER PERPE . .UAL—Oktce,
Walnut street ; betty n third and Fourth
iLadelphia. This.Ccanly will hums militia
tags by Fire, Building Furniture, and Mar
lenity. AltiO lliattas lasoltsset, on Vessels,
7 reights. 'VIAND illtraAlkCi to all parts of
• DIRECTORS:
,c, . .Da s Pierson, ... t
tdeurled, . J ph Maatield,
Ige, ' • • Dr Geo. N. Ecitert, .
inackfstop, . 41. tt,
A. Rothermel, Wa. F. Dena. . . + '
D. ,talugu, Pretideist.
. .
or, rice President. . f =
D. Smith, accrdary. .
4 - e- P. D. Lututa has beau appointed agent rfor Atha ,
etliove.Cotafiany lu Schuylkill ea ty, to whompersons
tlesicinc; 111Ft/ranee can apply.
Jam:toy 1,'17 . , [April 8; '5 14-j 1- •
•
STATE MUTUAL INSUR •
rOUR'III - ANINUAL
May 15, lArit
- Assets. Stay 15t.1R53,
Cash premiums and-Intuit:at mee
! ed. the, past year, mutual dima
meat: - • .
•
Birk receiveable in ,rpsin
'Cash,Pretninins, stork Deparml.
tols.es: expenses, :611111111;d01111.
. Ineurtnee, .matrutl deptrtrae
" stoeki • '
• ,
Bettie. mortgages, stork and other .. •
good securities, ' - 173,135 72 •
Bills receivable, - •••• . - 187,008 SO .
(Nati on band and In bauda„,of •
.. •
agenta, „.. ~.• 18.555.58
•- . 379,704 16
. . ,
For Firerv) lnland Imuratice. apply to
. - . . _ .: 11. JOHNSTON', Agent.
28•17
July 16, 1-856
THE Franklin . Fire f Inaurance Com
pany, of Philadetplija. Wire, No, (63.4 Chmintt
streets,'negr Fifth street. .ltt
DMECTORt:
. Charles N. Bancier, - George W. Richards,
Thbmas Dart,Mordecai D. Lewis,
' Tobias Wagner, • ,'ilkdolphe. E. node,
&Mimi (leant, ' • ~11David S. Brown,
Jat:ob IC. Sailth, • Morris Patterson.
Continue to make Insurance), perrhanent or limited on
every description of property, in town and country. at
rates. as low as are consistent with, security.
.
The.Peim pany-hare. reserved i large contingent Fund,
p yr
• Whie 0 Ha their Capital and PrerrlilllMl, safely invested,
Jitter inple protection to the insored. Sines their in.
NH. , non a period of IS yeard, they have paid Upwards
'or one Mill;s7l. two hundswi 11Ousanil dollars, basses by
fire, Chereby . atTording evidenee of the advantages of I ti
sins nee, as well as the ability. ,and disposition Jo meet
with promptness, all liibilliles.l - i ' ~
.' ' • ' CHAS. N •i ItANCK.I3II, President; •
..
Cu 19. (L I R.ViCXER. t.;t 4 :retnry. ' t.. ., '
The soliseriher has been appoint:L - 4 agent for the above
nientioned institution. and-is now prepartkh to make in•
suranre, on every .deseription of property. et the lowest
rates. ANDI , IO9 .RUSSEL. Agent.
Pottsville. Jan. 11. 1851 • • 2-tf
- i .• ' ' lan INStritatiNCE2‘ - •
riii rard Life In su ranee, Annuity
and-Trust Company of Phtladelphla. •jiflice. No.
Lt: Cites lUt street, the Brat - door Batt of tie Cuitom
!louse. ' ti --
1 CAPITA/. 10 ,(r)o—r.WAR ZER PERPETUAL.
emitinui. to make Insurances on lives on the most favor
able tetit.s, - ..•
The elite] eing paid up ;Ito' invested, together with
,a larg.tta - d constantly inereaslnic reserved fund, oilers
3pertZ - Vlsettiurity to the insured.
'rho I ti rlituluntta may be paid *early, balf-yearly of
quart Alt.• .
Tit'o'Btinfliany a id a Boars periodically to the-instiran
r,,t4 lit.. The first Donna. appivpriated
,in Dteanaber,
lli44.tand the second Donau; in Decenljiej, 1549, amount
to an addition of s2l4 } 50 to every $l. - 1 - natited under
the oldest policies. maklngsl.2ll:. *bleh will be paid
when it shalt bjcomof a claim, instod of $l.OOO origin
ally Insured; the ntrt t oldest. a moue t to $i',237 50; the next
in age to $1.212 54 fors every $l,OOO the others In the
Fune proportion according to the amount - and time of
oantlitut. which addltiona snake an avitrage of more than
per cent. upon th 9 premiums paid, without iticreas
o.; the annual pre ul dum.
NVNAGLItt: •
Thomas RidgWay, John A. Brown;
mon - • D. Dander. • -
• John Jay Stnlth, - Frederick Brown,
itottitrt Pcitraall, ' Atorge'raber,
4 ,ceph. Yeagar. John IL Latimer, •
Thomas P. jannei, -Wharton Lewis,
r' 7 .ltKojth T. Bailey.. John R. Slack.
contatning table of rates and explanations,
form ^f Appliektlon and further Informallim carLbst had
the "f 4 "-- -TllOilA.3 itiLkIWAY, Fosindent,
Jona JA111.4; Act nary.
Ca Th . • nb s yTh ,is agent tt'v the above Company
Schuylklil County. and Drill eff9ct Insurances, and
gi all necessary Informati on e n th e subject
April Si. Ist"tg. ,
BANNAN,
to is
urn;?
den
LEGAL CARDS.
:' it s I
osede
i ill
W. ROSEBERRY, Attorrie
at
J. Levi': bate—owner; of—Market Ind 2ed y
Ptre
Pottsville. ' • August A, %a e 2.. • te,
ry E STROUSE,. Attorney at La'i v .
opposelte the Teien
qteriV [February 9.'08 6.
their
JO o f .1
,ta SL
401 11 b'
sys b
Layiog
tc b citi
.„Attorney at Laiv. i.
Market street, opposite t
_ July 14, 2 53 28 - 1 ,
, LEMENT S. FOSTER, Justice of
/01. PAareS Nlini.,ravllle—rollections and sgincies so.
tekt and attooded to carefully ' ,
lebraary 23. B4l
TifomPso - N, Attorney Old
.% o Lonsoler at Lair. Older, below Allison's Hat
c4ver eco of Broad street, Tamaqua: •
weary 2. IMO . '
BA.NNAN,AttornTirai
Law. Moo In Ce4re litrectopte the
Ipispopat
tch. Pot vllle, Penna.
Soy. 20, 109' . . , 47.1 y '
14 1 1tAICIS SPENC R, MagistraL
and - Estate Agent: ore tu Load st t
I'W rit4rket, Pottarille,.Pa.
124 f
March 22..ik56
Et) lit4Edl7tx KE ot7eT.ati
Lam, Ntlacllle„ peens., will attend to legal baklavas
buy/kill county -and elsewhere. Office-in Centre
•et, nearly opposite the Miners' Bank:
7, ';,5
' bst-Office
vier ,
It W I
1. itli
p ii
liff,,L 94RRET'T, Magistrato,
urynOcor aotkdonerrolOtilloctor,o
am. wilt attend to %II
4 +
inutruAted hitrilkith dill/o n sod OP
,1011 s, P p t taville,PiLopposithlbe Town Hall,
stai
knta of N.M. Wilinn,Saq., on In po-
Garrett, [NY / 4 ,14
• 1, T .
t•
b co
air
001
Oki
ticin-Tsub
-dna time. 2.5
ch. All &dyer.
, charged as a
572.. MELT/.
u 26 $3 OO
2 75 5 00
3 50 500
OF TES Lome.
I 600 10 00
1 ` 900 14 00
42 00 18 00
14 00 20 00
.19 00 20 00
"82 00 20 00
.rigreetnent.
anled wltn an
rti==
!. • 28 . cents bran)"
es, teents per line
oral or public
eh insertion.' •
te that tr2B lin
in—and 82 lilines es
(limn-14764 half
11 odd lines over
ellifF per , line.
eirso.vertising to
rs. site of Real Es
diertisements..
E.
1 • COMPANY,
.000.
apt tom
Sea, in.
ktEROI,
real lent.
Igent.
Penna.
ST CO.,
UAL.
the!
+1 One
d, and
tred to
I allow
rate of
paynlde
trance,
. Com
of the
'rril,,
.esident.
• Pru't.
• a COMPANY.
STATEMENT
I i5.8,11417t)
#101.E43 32
28.647 94
40,282 20,.
170,1 A to 3
628,857.26
t, 101,50843
_ 27,031
INDEMNITY
EWEN
1 - ..
4 ,.4.'f.:,puBLISI[ErrEVERY SA
F XXXIII
•
TO BUILDERS.
LUMBERS LMNIEW.RiI •
The subscriber respectfully announces.
14 the public' that he hu completed his Steam Cir-
In locust Valley, Schuylkill cOusity,saud
Is now prepared to tarnish all kinds of Lumbar at the
lowest prises—meh as Pine, Hemlock and Mite Oak of
every size and descriptloo.
- BMW heather ens toordcwat the iffearteetradhu.
h a 44.kf EIriVARD BLAND.
WILLIAMSPORT PLANING; MILL,
lIETWEIM SIM
Banbury & Iris Railroad and Quad,
Opposite the Pomace, Wittinrepork, Penna.
GEO. 8.. BANGER &'eo.; Whole
gala and Retail Dealers and Manufacturers awhile
and yellow pine flooring Wants, dub, doors,llinda, shut
tens, siding, wood mouldings. le. Jig and scroll. sawing,
fancy and plain. All descriptions of turning and planing
done with promptness, and in the bed manner.
Feb. 9. 103 6.17
OFFICIAL.
COUNTY STATEMENT.
S. X. R. XEPNER, Tramsler of Schuylkill
County, its aerostat with Schssiikill County from
the 7th day. af janwary, 185600 the let day of
January, 1857. ' • - •
DR.
•
, • - , '
To balance remaining In the ban d
;of lime
Ward, Treasurer as
,per report of Anditon
for the year 1855, - - $2109 91-
Taxes on seated and 'unseated lands, . . 28918 50
Commissioit redemption money, . 2182 86
Taxes on Lan sold at Treasurer's sale Ihr '56, 3628 50
Taxes on land -old at Commissioners' Sale, - 669 ft 9
Loans created by the Cornmhelonen for the
County, ,•
I. S. Kirk for Juror - tines,
William Mats. Sheriff, t fines .and verdict
4 , :es collected by..hlm,
William Whitney part 011 ent fordrawersin
. ifourt Uouse, ..., . ...
18 00
Wei IL Kershner for balance judgment and
interest of (1." Moller, 100 00
At U. Wilson on account of library at Court
illonse, .
Israel Lindner monor collected on stray bull,
Jacob Sc,hdch timber purchased at Middieport
-(bridge,4l 50
Jrtm Shomo for use of Court Ifortse, . . 300
Wm. Minnick deputy collector of North Min
; helm township tbr 1855, for;expenses incur-
i red in collecting duplicate.' - -
Pottsville Water Companyjer Jacob Kline
.1 dividend on stock,..• • t' '• • ,
/ Isaac Ward for gas consumwt,•• ' '
Paul Lengel for money refunded tbr Bridge at /
Little Swears, =
Moneyn refunded on witness fees, ..
Samuel Hunt:log*, Prothonotary, for - Juror
fees.2o 00
Samuel Tient:lnger, Prothonotary, for regis
toring dogs,
aRtuENT RECEIVED mi O , LLECTORII
linmegh:
Jeremiah Se tsioger for 1855 in-frill,
1856 in lull,.
Smith ilantirim Ihronship,
Bennerllle Schwenk for 1855 In full, 437 58
Hvinti •
John B:Panl for 1855 in full, 6; 00
£z4 Brunner:O.
Daniel B. Renchner for 1855 in.foll. .
Henry Sassarnan for 1856 on vet,
North .11an5eins: -
.
Earnest Kleinert for 1855 in full,
Daniel Koch for 1856 in full,
Tiiniqqua Boroigh
John A. Spears for 1855 In full,
.4 46 " 1856 In frill,
,6ered
nrPn
e upon
to* in
r cent.
Incipal
nssests
• good
made
of pre
^e, Pee
St. Clair.
Joenthan Jobasion t0r1&55 In
Aaiun Kline 141856 °kneel., •
South Manitiss. ,
Win. Sweigert for 1856 on tu.wt.,
• East Norwegian.
Roied' Wall for 1850 In •
Butler.
R. C. Wilson for 1854 on aect.,
Daniel Batdorf for 1855 "
Won. U. Wilson for 1856 " -
Union.
Daniel Esher for 1855 in full,
Franklin Rhoads for 1856 on sect.,
Pot Organ. .
Jacob Krebs for 1866 in full,
John 11. liadesty for 1850 in Atli,
Upper "kahantango.
Johns. Knorr for 1854 in full,
Wary Bomberger for 1855 "
Si "
" 1856 .
/ finegreee. •
John roily for 1855 on acct., •
Johh Wagner for 1856 . '
- Y l Pinegrnre Borough.
Paul Barr for 1866 on acct..
i Schap/Wt.
Wed. Metier for 1854 in full,,
Bethel W. Koch for 1855,0 u sect,
Henry Y. Haas for 1856 "
I Bush.
Al4OBB Blew kr.1860 in roll;
Israel Lindner Styr 1855 on nett,
Jonasalchant for 1856 "
Pinegrooe Borough
Wes. Zimmerman for 1850 on acct.,
Prep Weser lel Snyder for 165,5 in full,
t Brun:wig.
Jolin`Mats for 1855 on sect s .
" ," 1856 "
POrt4r.. °
WI. Brown for 1 856 855 op sect;
" 1 "
Tremont.
JaMes B.ll 4 sCreary for 1855 in full,
Adam W for 1856 on acct.,
Mahoney.
Wni. Fotat_kr 18631 n full,
Daniel Frock for 1863 on acct.,
ilr nry Faust for-1866 ."
,Chas.
Ft omas Martin for 1855 in - full,
P 4 sk Christopher for 1856 on acct,;
Wm. Ma tthew
for 1856 in full. .•
I • • West . Finn.
Gideon Whetstone 10, 1855 in full, .
Januntaii.Guber tor 1856 on amt.,
Elijah • Pato Alto.
BeraOngep for 1856 on' sea.,
Eldred,
• Jacob Labold for 1855 on acct.,
Peter . W. Rutz for 1856 •••
• Nut Nroniene.
1 40•Singley for 1855 -on sec t ., •
Ifenri u lleed for 1 . 855 on met.,
. " " 1856 "
Barry. -
Jacob Beistel for 1855 on
Edward Klinger for 1856 " -
•• Nornvion.
John Retd for 18551 n full,
I "/ , " 1856
Frailty.
Mielmel Bressler for 1853 on acct,
Daniel Blllej for 1855 in full,
" 1E46 on Amt.,
Mitres. -
John W. Heffner for 1855 in full;
i'hilip Hummel for 1856 on acct.,
' Blythe.' . •
Miami Rooney for Mb on acct.,
a • " 1856 "
M. B. Allebaeb for 1855 in full,
Daniel P. Herbert for 1856 on acct.,
- FMt Clinton:
John florao for 1866 on wart.,
Hegisis.
A.ltutzman for 1 £‘sB on acct.,
Orwigsburg.
limy Kral* for 1658 In full,
11410.
John Schwalm for 1856 In
Dryer Clotle. '
Ephraim Phi Mint for 1856 on acct.,
B. K. M. Kepner, Treasure} of &tiny'kill Co.,
being the 5 per cent. all,telnen t on Statts tax
allowed to him by the State Treasurer,
..0."
CR.
By cash paid on orders drawn by the Director
.ot . the Poor fur pay of .directors, steward,
clerk and support of the poor as per report
of Auditors, . $17431 42
General election, . 1828 41
SOU* election. - :. WM 82
Commonwealth witoesseafees,
~. . 1266 id
Jury and tipstares, --- ' • 09 4 9 -7 5
Assessors; . '., • . , 755 52
.
2 Mahe fees, . 14 70
'Bridge viewers, - l' - - 46 46
;Reed 'jurors, - ' 204 87.
Triennial assessment, . 1421E08
Constable lee,. .
.s 548 05
Ceroner's Inquests and jurors, . 096.10
Redemption Money on unseated lands, =7 ;44
Interest on loins. •
.., ,ill.7iit
Principal on opdsi_. .
SePtennial etrigneratlon, • - 294 :V
Inc dental expenses. -_,
,„413 38
Samuel Bantzingeribr Prothonotary fees and ---1
. clerk of Court,...
~ . , t9O 08
J. W. Taylor; Court filer, 122 A 5
Myer Stroore for loterpreter,. 66'90
Christian Zeller fonirclnglng.43 tag duplleittes, 11'60
Henry Krebs for imiklutt county statement, 10'00
John .711. Clayto.olfor postage, 95 94'
E. W. Jones torynblic Ledger, &c., - • 227 '
Chicbester I Reinbo for . 11 1nIngleghlei - Bl9
Drown 1 White fur Cos* ' . 9 .00
Jacob Christian,. for Coa , - - 14 57
.
IL II for hickory brooms, : - 430
Charles Basbower In making book Cue*
I Register office, • ..
• Joshua Boyer for registering marriages 'and,
deaths, •
L. 0. Bancroft counsel. in case of Common.
wealth ra. C. Tower, • .
Deyo, Walker k Co. for printing, . -- . •
Vilet A Llewart fOr printing,
Bendier A Schrader for printing, ..,
.Wilt. K. Wells for books for the law library. , '
It. A lii.gilne for one case of drawarslngoart
Douse, _ . •
IL & W. Kline for book case coming and lum
ber; . . :
C. W. Pitman, for blinds. ke...st COStrt 110 Oat,
It. Meper for winding dock and nspairitqC ---.
Solomon thinner for Inding chili'.
A. IL wtison tor money Id out as perrwelp ,
t,
ilitnry Vandusen for ho and reigns hire.
,' •
1,,, Zbur for &buy! 11 County; Astitall
ek
~,- --tctral Society for 1956 .',„__•“"... ' 1
Wand Yolud for Court Haase *Wilms', '
James Connor and others for election boxes,
Jobe Osborn for lank* readareod as clerk, -
A.TOOSt fOr painting 32 blinds atOwartiloulle'
room.
J.S. IdeQuadivlct water rent due April Ist, '67 -
E.Abinign es for books and stationery, •
B. Bantam for bilOics and litat1011•17, . *
Junes W. Bowen! Brother for painting Otrart
steeoe roans. la.,
W in,
p DV* Ads repairs at Court House.
Phili
A. ig,Dalilpser
m*for damps to land of D. Bei* - • -
in lienil ns*,
' 86
pkwitark, Bridge to Ilegicor toitownship,' , 90 0 0(1 0
Wm. Irks.; .9w bridge at West artillswig, 1900-00 i
Pant L emm a fur bridges at IrashingtrAl - 40000
Wm. Delbert ibr repairing bridge, .W. 54
Work & Trough L " 4. . . ' 150
John Oollahan a • . " • -.. 11 on
-
John A. Sperm " ." - 21 ti
&Omni Thomas for trey -- SA 00
W. &Yaws for road ry and echoed tea clouded, • • 106.5555
Pox wiles. - , • - - .• •• 76 69
Biudarn Peniettlia for boarding ealsoicts. '•. 17
Jacob Brute l fattnatristit Pill. - • US
Yb
Henry Vandasen fur boas Mrs. ' - 6 00
George Bets for bearding Jurors, ,' ; • 24 '00
P.D. Kaereber " N - ' • . 1 9 9 0
V. Knoche , ibr espouse at appeal..
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- 19 37
J. &Quads fix water not 2w prism. -• , 'O2 50
John Ilansurtor seniceas Owns. .• ~ 160 00
A, H. tilhrit for ono whirsibarrow, - -.•- 6 es,
0. D. Goodurin for Stitt IthfAolo4 tl4/191111111114,• , %16 Oil
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witi . **7l7* l o.i sowigis or THE NA/Tlis AID DDITO OUT !NON Tip, cAlrsRBB OP.ollirrAissi vuovive wul .WI L airs BTBOTOTILTO ONDIEG I LNI:iB , .11111=OT ALL Drill:MX TO citra : DBl AND PLigaDDILJOISIDINk
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,toßn Martin formals* lonia and advertidng • -
land. - • • 1 ~ 2 . 4543
Chivies Zabel lar repaving Jodenz chair, • - /43
.WHHars Dornbeek to Iltateend. mid tea re.
funderl.- , 35 00
,MII. Ikenni fur gas at Govt. MU" . - 106 87.
oses &mese timothy and ekivemsevs4 . : ais
71. L. Snyder for hauling lime !kw prism .
RWallt. Ent A Co...gar mitee, railing, Art. 06 26 ,
- Diramick4 Baylor for phistering Sheriff's office, ;':'l' 1 00
Solomon Hoover for piping at Coact House, ' 25 . 121
Jeremiah Reed and A. Milkman tbrurvkin, 13 00.
Jidin Dietrich county Meru:maid, 31 85
Michael Rooney .. •• " - 4'62
D. B. Nice, Agent " 4 . • ' 19 70
Jonathan Johnson " a •
tJacob Babel • a 6, . ' ' Zi 07
IM. & Richards school tax wergild, ' .125 08
1. Daniel W. Koch ecenty a . a.. 209 61
. 68 •
John Fatty a .'" a ". ' r 8
41
Joseph Morbarger "- a a . 77 88
. Notices served at Commissioned- side, 110 00
Daniel. Koch county tax overpaid, . ,' • 438
Lewis Vutine for hitching post at Court House, 930
Iwo Ward for Ave deeds awl acknowledging, 1817 i
• R. M. Palmer, Req, service as Attorney, 26 00
H. Bartindoinew for
copy of Indietnient. -', 10 60
Samuel Luis for running lift between NW
truism and NeeZl 00
Chas. Bekerman ike gg i let
.
Chu. Feeney for meth* report of Behtrylkill - 175 e
Ckiunty Aims House, !• 7 35 00
Samuel Clumped, Coennissimaires clerk, 540 00
8. M. Shaeffer; Asst. 4114 00
R.: F.-Weston, Coeimiseitmeetti " :. " 124 50
John Jones, Asst. .• :- , " : 14 25
8. K. Id. Kepner, inner - 17-11 k c'f!' . a. 170 73
..Jobe H. Downing, Ana ! ...--... .." . ' 183 00
F. B. Uuntsinger, " / " 26 25
Isaac Ward' • a ' . a holding app. 47 60
John Ddeltiey, for one stove, : 10 ea
Philip Kibler for balance due him for, curbing, 40 00
John Diger for Dunlap Law, •
Wm. Mits. Sheriff, for fees, 432 liti
John Kimmel road tax on unseated land, Barry
township,. 1= 00
Henry Klinger ditto ---- ditto , - 200 00
Daniel Buster ditto Fralbry ditto .
... - • k. 7 ,., = ____ 100 00
Jacob Seltzer ditto Union ditto . `--- , ‘. - 126 00
]f. C. Winern ditto Butler ditto . .-. ' ' :1,263 53
Bartruel Miller ditto *Manny ditto s , - 100 00'
.A. U. Wilson ditto Butter ditto- . 400 00
• Henry , Faustolittoldahanoyditto , ZOO 00
• Patk. Christopher ditto Case ditto 300 00
Wm-Vook-ditto Cue ditto - 1900 00 i
Israel Lindner ditto Rush ditto - • 1117 39
Levi Fehler ditto Porter dittolso 00
John Satizan ditto Pinegrove ditto . 00 I
19. Philips ditto New Castle ditto ;' I .
...4 ) ) 00
Adam Wolff ditto Tremont ditto , • .jl6OO 00 1
Isaac Stmuelf ditto N. Manheim ditto ' . 60 00 I
N. Barnet ditto Schuylkill ditto s : , Iro 00
• J. Mester ditto W. Brunswig ditto 3O 00
Rite , ard O'Connorditto Norwegian ditto . 40 00
Samuel 7Jmmer,nan ditto West Penn tto 30 00
Henry Reed ditto Branch ditto , 130 .0 I
Daniel Faust ditto Wayne ditto . - 240 00
Levi Felder school tax on uruiea land, Porter
Township, . 810 00
Joshira Back ditto E. Bruosw ditto 11 00
John N. Spear. ditto Ta ditto 25 00
George Yost ditto New Ca e ditto • 60 00
Patrick Preston ditto Ne Castle ditto • 200 00 .
-Israel Reed ditto Barry ditto . 35 00
Charles Springs r ditto Wayne ditto ' 238 00
R. C. Wilson ditto Butlecititto 600 00 1
• John Shoemaker &tiny( Haven ditto . 100 00
Jonas Richard ditto Rush ditto - 400'00
J. B. Fitzpatrick ditto Cu. ditto 310 00 ;
.
Samuel Ripple ditto Tremont ditto 2250 00.1
Daniel Dillmen ditto Branett ditto 200 00 1
John Reed ditto Norwegian ditto . • 60 00 I
D. W. Maurer ditto Faired ditto . 11 20
S. K. M. Kepner, treasurer, the amount of I
de
ficit twin the difference of the amount fix
ed by tlf revenue Commissioners 'and the ' I
amount by, rikninty Commissioners, 4513 20 j
b i tesmd
: £I.IC. 11. - truer, Tresaurer deeds to County -
Comm oners„, 1075 62
Chlarlemaine To ur for Mgr* Att'y. frees, 325 50
T. if: Walker 1 , , I ". 10 00
•Benj. Weller for Breen trees Court House yard, ~ 925 1
Philip Boyerfor Mugu as Commissioner, •' "5250 1
Patti Lengel * " • , c " • --. 135 00 ,
Jacob Kline. ' ", ' ' " bal. in fun,: 531 50 I
Jacob Kline for e x penses incurred attending ap- ' - '
puts, Ai., • . i i... 288 64 I
A: 11. Willem for s ervices as Commissioner, 417 50 1
Az U. WWI= for expensed; incurred In attending
WWII* aro, ' MA 48
Israel Lindner and Michael Beard for auditing .•
• account, . B ' J. • 16 00
8. K.'M. Kepner, Treastirer tdr mount of prison •
Orders paid during they ekr 18561 fecieding I
the receipts of prison, $2470 65 lear'commbe
gloms allowed on prison wet., 34885 2423 80
8. K. 31. Kepner, Treasurer; for commission for - r
receiving $121,544 91 at 1 per cent, and pay •
lug out on orders $99,596 36 at 1 % per cent.,
1464 43 1
Pittance remaining In the hands of 8. K. M.
• Kepner, Treasurer, as per retort of County . I
• Auditors, , . .20,484 12
2=5 00
20 00
. 434 93
- 2000 00
, 1C 04
MO 11
140 00
4E7 31
630 93
3000
To the llonerable, the Judges of the Court. 'of Com
mon Pleas of &hug Mill County :
We. the undersigned Israel Lindner end Gabriel Mil
ler Auditors lonthe said county . of Schuylkill, lol ly report, that we have audited, settled and Minded,
the ateounts of the.Commisibiners and Treasury of the
said county of liebuylktil, and. submit, the above and
reresssingsruitemeut, as the result of our inveirtbsetiotsby
which It will appear - that there is due the county of
Schuylkill, by Samuel. IL M. Kepner, Treasurer. the nun
of twenty thousand four hundred and eighty-four
.401
tars and twelve cents, $4,481 12 h
In witness whereof we avwhereunto set our bands
at Pottsville this Bth day of January A. It: one thousand
light bundlesd and fifty seven.
1 lobo oo
r 60(1 00
1147 00
678,00
! . 40 70
• 44 00
9 . 249 33
{± 716 17
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93.97
• 53 , 64
250 00
SAMUEL' K. if. KEPNER, Trenearer of &hug
kill county, in akeoune with Schuylkill County
Prioon,front the 7th , day January, 1856, to
'the lid day of Janifory, 1851'. .
Washington Itelfsnyder, keeper of the
' • Schuylkill 'Co. priren; being cash re
. • ceived.by him for manufactured goods
sold, and-prison labor during the year, 2804 . 60
Washington Relbnyder, keeper:' of the
Schuylkill Co. prison, being cash re
pived by,tilmiTrom sundry portions for
prisokfets and boarding, on their dis
charge, from prison.
To •order -:No: . 1184 to S. K.. 51. Kepner,
Trettiurer,'far amount of prison orders
~. paid .during the year 1856, exceeding
the receipts of prison,' ..2470 65
E 7 GR.
- ;EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
177 08
2000 00
500 00
1230 Od
290 00
411 60
Lamar:Ray fot repairing furnaces, 5 50
Charleit Madditt "-, cells, 400
Solomob Hoover, " stove and tixtuxce„ 52 75
m et
J; 8. 'Elliott f pus clock and spectra - dee - -- _
- for a prison • , , 3 821
Samuel Ma
Rambo A 'Chi ester( for.printing- labela 450
E. Garrigues; paper, pens, and stationery ; 703
C. F: Conrad•for bauling,goods from depot, 3 - 75
• John TlRO:fur monkey wrench, ~ _ 950
piirtatiitn Kinaley for hope, 1 00
'Robert Smith for cow-and calf, • /45 00
Samuel Faust for digging , grave, . 100
it. R. R . Co. for freight, • 1 91
Lamar Rey Elk building ehimneyA 3 00
Roland Kline for two pigs, 14 25
John Smftb for two-pigs, 13 84
Bringing pigs from- Bcboylkill AMU, 1 00
Telegraphing, 1 50
.
Wm Harney A Co., milch frocks, 90
Bed ticking, 2 62 .
E.- 4 8. R. Co. for freight," . 288
John Foster for pickers, bobbitu,pins, shut.-
des, Ac., * 19 82
Nathan Wetsel bill tobacco, ! nuff.te. for '55. 49 70
Daniel Deibert, corn husks In prison beds, 30 78
Anthony Dengier for three'ioadimauure, _ ~ . 1 50
MorrisoiA-Yo'der for i doxlitumhiers, * ' 37
August Mendleson for LIAR: thread, • 3.37
Duo; Walker &'Co., printinOrison report, 50 00
Readier & Shrader " - : " " .-25 00
Smith A Downing repairing waterpipesi - 25 50
C. P. Conrad for balding goods from depot, 162
R. R. IL Co. freight, 3 18
Post Office stamps, ~'• " 7 ,2 06
.rohn Temple for use of inll, , 1 00
Rickard flopkibs for dri l viog cow-to bull, ' 50-
W. Relfsnyder sundries porelissed, ; 75-
Howard Earl A Co.; express, - I I ' 3 8
R. R., - 8.,C0. freight, ' ' 248
A. IL - VIP/mu yeast, I * 50
Smith" 4' Helinis •frir liquor ~ ' • 18 25
Lintel-Delbert Tilling straw beds, .-,i'l 7 87
."
Bright/1 Lerch 1 - bbl. phosphate of li , - 773
it
• 144 66
' 1796 65
360 25
812 34
732 57
735 00
4i000„
• LUO 00
1039 81
IEO9 77
19 . 52 63
$121,564 91
..srigiti....s _trot, phospi
Stickily 4 Quirk.bahe pans, • 442
Jacob Christian'manure hauling and ploagh
ingt/ots, . • ' , .26 511 ,
R. W: Jones Zedger and Police Goethe, 2 23
R. R. It. Co. freight,. . 378
D. L. Estirly fluid lamps, , . 3OO
11. Morrison 3 dos. tumblers, - ; • 38
Geo. Smith hauling•goodi,kom depot, ' i - 156
Garden seeds, . I ' -87
..
Mining Register printing bill heads, 8 00
8. Thomas for Ice . . •I ; , -.5 00
,i
R. R. R. Co . bill freigh - '.l = 474
Win..Dasis bean poles `,. d pea bindles, 2 00
' - moo 1,
I Frank POtt sundry goodi purchased, 23 61
-Strange,. Palmer collection, . - . / , 60
Enoch Boyer, 1 be. lime, • . _
ir dam_Steinrell brushes, 4,60
,Bannan paper and prison register, , 778
Simnel Foust load of bay, E, . 15 00
Moses Strong° oiil and brandy, • 11 75
. 'Post deice stamps, - - • -, • 1 - 00
Agrionitnnil Fair, - •
I( 00
8'• l •
156 1
34
48".
383,88
I. H. Stoekton & Co. peddle yern, , 1 86
Making ender clothes for prisoners, • 1 00
Yeast, express, freight, &a.- I 6 83i
A. Faust, glasirg Au. at prison, l b 00
Buckle) , 4. Quirk repairing tin ware La 8 26,
&H.R. Co. freight, ,'
. 3 23
Deorge U. Smith hauling goods front dept, '2 . 50
Lamar Hay repair,. done, ;' 4.12
Stuftwgetvepoiring,loiks., 20,59
Adam hacker, repairing water Pipeo,; Xl 75
'D.124 Bitoilf : . ,50'
Putts"' 11164aselte-printing 4 Q 0
David Zehner repair carpet loom, - 75
S. ThOmai ice,:f• :$ 7 T.l: 3 87
42 00
166 49
16 05
0 62
100,00
330 00
.111 Si
300.
of , iL
02 60
42 41
264-67
iti•2s
• ,
Jessie Foster sole leather die. 1
Daniel Ester); shoe peg%
Gabriel Herb 521 be, carpe t
. Net,
Mary Bands, 3 lbs. ~
... zr,
rTh emu li. Craig &Co.billetittott .Y4ll l l Jo?
~::
- Henry Fry carpet rag% • , - ..; "..' B '
Thomas H . Craig £ Co, bill entkoll Yaliay • *99 9
. 64 72
%arias Honing/kr enrols rein, 4 00
in
W. Ilubminger " '' ' ' 415
79.
Thomas H. Cralie.b Ca.; eottrs 740, . -82 45
.7 .H. Stookt.ort4 Co:, enrol chain, ! ; , ' 109 ; ,10 „
Levi Fehler_earps4 rem
~ ~ , 1, , '..
8 "
MargariP. Sento-I.ok “ -
i 13
:Abraham Elehirealw a , - . , - 1 bd-
Tbos. H. Craig 4 CaTeotten obits 444 •
• • 44 al ,
Yorgi • • - ~.,:s f_ r ._ oa t ,. :.• -. .
#7. )1.- alackton &Olt lonquaiapt„.m. , ~,
• • - , AL*
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DAY MORNING, BY : .BENJAMIN BADMAN, POTTSVILLE; SCHITYLKILI, . COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
lugAti LINDNER. I Auditors
ABRIEL MILLER,)
PRISON ACCOUNT.
stoat Acdoner.
SATURDAY MORNINO, FEBRUARY 21, 1857.
Margaret Breganer. $ lbs. ear et rags, '5O
TWIN 11....0raig-ItAto.cettea yua, • -
.306 50
John Christ carpet-rage,. ~, II 450
W. Reiferayder rags perehaietk, 87
„T. IL Stocktan,& Co., carpet Oath, 60 00
: st.s.& F. Boyer Carpet ragsi. - ' ' 5 1 0
Will. Wolff bill of leather, = !- , ' ' 142; 6
Jonas Stein 22 lb:. carpet rags, 1,28
Thos. H. Craig & Co., cotton yarn, 2 3 P 09
Frank Kline I dos. sides upperleather, 42'00
Frank Pott„shoe thrad, nails ant/finding, 18 15
C. C. Weikle 68 lbs. carpet rags, \4 --- 1. 48
Mary Sands 6 • - do do '-- 15
Thos. /I. .Craig_& Co., cotton yarn, 242 S 4
R.-It. R. Co. freight, 296
_
Charles (Iron carpet raps III
Thos. IL Craig & Co.; cotton yarn , 2754 1
Thos. IL Craig & Co;,, do ,do . 430
717 y, ACCOUNT.
Nathan Clearer, coal arnisbed,
John S. Snyder, 1 tun coal,
•auli;
Milton Boone gas
111111DICAL ACCOI7IM
•
F. Sanderson drugs and medicines,
J.- C. Hughes . '
J. T - Carpenter Medical attendance,
A. Heger,
MA 1111*NA ACE ACCOUNT
•
Issue Stranch bill of flour, 103 00
Samuel Morris sundry groceries, 1 40 00
Mary Bass for.udll4 - ' 50
Joseph Weetermin Tor milk, 3 75
,fames glean Agt. flour and feed, 80 85
'Abraham &kw - for beef, "" ' 20 30
Thoi. It - Winbi s, butter, eggs, veal U., 828
Jos. Bitttirmi r 614 lbe. beef at 8, 49 12
John Darr for: bin potatoes, 4-00
Wm. pole fur 100 lbs. buckwheat flour, 3 75
Isaac Strauelt for 2000 lbs. flour, 90 00
Thos. E. Williams butter and eggs, 17 73
Paul Lenge: potatoes and eggs, 7 50
W. Reifsnyder groceries purchased,
Thomas E. Williams butter and eggs, 1,0
8 79
Elias Seiler flour and feed. 146 04
Paul Lengel - 10 - bushel potatoes, - " 600
John W. Stabler 8 do., , 520
Mosee Strouskgroceries, 1 50
John Bolger bill of beef in 1851, 12 99
Thos. 13. Williams butter and eggs, _ . 7 35
John W. Heffner 8 bitshel potatoes, . 5 00
Paul Lksisgel potatoci Rad apple butter, 9 50
T. E. Williams butte, eggs and potato es, 12 04
IL IL iluntsinger / Do., bill of rice r . 437
Isaac Strands 100 Iba. flour, 4 00
Thomas E. Williams butter and eggs, . 8 65
Philip Waltzer whortleberniss, 48
T. B. Williams, butter, eggs and honey, , 972
Wm, Major, for flour and potatoes, 49 40
Valintine Honig, apples, butter, Sc., 42.27
Henry Ilehn potatoes and chickens; - 9 50
Ifuckleberries, ; 80
MO - Seiler, flour and feed, 105 50
Whitfield and Doman groc(rips, 45 57
Thomas E. Williams butter•and eggs, 10 69
John Stabler 12 bu. potatoe4, , 7 80
Wm..Glassmyer bill of beef, 47 05
T. E.. Williams, butter, eggs, apples and '
grapes, 8 40
Paul Lenge! 20" bu. potatoes, ' 14 00
Miry Rosengarten bill of sundries, • 105 67
Mrs. John Iteiger bill of beef, Ifl 26
Michael Freehafer, 300 cabbages and 1
bu. turnips, • ,
Elias Seiler hill of Sur, 1 ,i-
T. E. Williams, buttei, eggs, veal, he.,
Paul I4ngel , potatoes; turnips, and apple
butter,
John Stein 462?, lbs. of beef at
Wm. Cole 50 lbs. - buckwheat flour, •
Thos. E. Williams, butter, eggs, &0.,
Samuel Scott for eatkliftguice.,
Thos. E. Williams, Vatter, eggs ! ke.,
set*or,..secouirr.
Washington Roirsoider and wife one
year's salary,
Robert Walker; saperinterideot of looms .
-
one year, 400 00
-Margaret Flynn, 4 weekl service, - 600
Sarah Jones 7 weeks and 13 days service, 11 13
Mary Knittle 2 do 'do do 300
Elia. Madera 6 do do -do 000
Rachel, Tcaples 13 :do do
13 50
Louisa Wagner 23 do do 34 50
S. K. M. Kennel. Treasurer's commis-
- slow fur receiving $3,890 74 at L per '
. cent. and pitying out $5,814 54 at $ per
cent., . 46 85
$121,544 91
$5,861 39
To-the-Honorable the Judges of the Cuing - of
Cata4lloo intoo ar - !label:gums assisaar -
We the undersigned, brad Lindner and Gabel
el Miller, Auditors for the-said County of Schuyl
kill respectfully report, that we have audited; ad
justed and settled the accounts or tho Commis
sioners and Treasurer of the said County of
Schuylkill, and submit the above and foregoing
statement as the result of our investigation.
In witness whereof wo have-
day
set our
bands at Pottsville, the Sth day of January; A.
D. one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven.
ISRAEL LINDNER,' Aud .
UAIJRIEL MILLER. I t in ' .
SAMUEL K. M. KEPNER, Treasurer is ac
count with the Commonwealth of Pentalikania.
MILITIA
To amount of said tines outstanding for 1855,
and previous years-as per Last annual report
of County Auditors, - 4994 20
To aggregate amount of Militia Fines assessed
for the year 1156, as per book in which said
fines are entered by the County Commie.
Manure, - 4051 00
To aggregate amount of tines assessed tbr 1868
and added to the list under the election •
laws, 33 00
CR.
By amiunt of said fines remaining uneollect
7ed for 1856 and previous years, -
By ezonorations allowed collectors for 1866
and previous years, 1649 60
By 5 per cent. commission allowed collectors
for 1856 and previous years,
By amount paid County Commissioners for
time occupied in military bu. Mewl,
By amount paid County Commissioners for
books Duplicate Stationery used by ,County
Commissioners for military proposed, _ 30 00
By amount .paid Amnon for-assessing and
furnisitingfielinquent militia men for 1853,
1854,-105 and 1856, at two eta. each. 141 72
By amount paid Brigade Inspector forti
ing 26 compotes and 6 battalions for 1885588 860 00
By amount paid Brigade Inspector for collect.
ling military property and transportation of
arms and military stores for 1856, lB 94
By amount paid Brigade Inspector for piblic
. postage, public printing and stationery for
24 66
By amount paid Brigade In . spectoribr organi
sing 6 compsnies'and tettalione for IM6,
By amount paid Treasurer of Miner n Al ,
finery as per ord r of Captain B. C. Quist
for thy year I
By amount paid Treasurer of the Patterson
. Guards as per order of Captain Jos. Phillips
.. for 1856, : - 60 00
,By amount paid T easurer of th e Scott Rifle _e '
r- ,
company as per rder of Captain LAI. Rein. ....,.4,
1 hard fur lillti, . . - •
....IR
By amount - paid Treasurer Of the Scat Rifle
Company as per order of Captain Robert ~,....Z
Ste:ober for 186 b, .l, ;a°
By amount paid Wormer of the WetherM ~., - , 1.-• -
Ride Company: l or order. of Capt. iirme. , '
II . Jennings for 6, .
By amount paid cu rer of the Washing f4l. .•
Artillery es per qder of Capt. James Regilif .
for 1856, • ..,..., v,- . .
.....ri- , 76 00
By amount paid: ' - rarer of the Wash
Lightkegton
r i m,
Light Infant as. per order- of Capt4sraris ,
Beck f0r1856, •,.' '- • 76 00
By amount paid Treasurer of the Mynkiano
Artillery, as per order of-Captain Wm; Win-
lack for 1856,1i4.., ...: - -
By ammmt paid Treasurer of that - Layette .. ~ • ;
Mesas per , order of Captain II#3: . Rhoads' . -
for 1856' , il&i . .'.;
"
By amount paid. Treasurer of the iitßifles • . •
as per order of Captain RobectiAllient for .
1866,•. . ef' ,. ' -.•- .76 00
By amoun paid r Treasurer of Ihe Donaldson
Rides as ter. order of Cap ,- '. 19,41 m 1 Xtien t
for .1856,..----- . .
..r.i.,=- - r • - ' 1.:,.i50 oo
By amount- paid Tnealureir lot the,Jefferson. iV t
ArtUlery .. as per order 0f,c41144 Wfar. a; •
Lebo for 1856, e.;;: r . , -,- - ,e 74,
By amount paid Treesurisrof "the Jatittop
Guards as air order of 4114. J.Y.. Higgins -
..)for 1856, i';' 1 •: ,; - '"
•.= ' vi 00
By amount mild T - ' ..tif uie Jackson ~. •
Blues as per order of i ,Wm. Roth
.fir 1 0 6 ,._ - i',4;' . ;-."' --_ ' . 60 00
By amount - Id .'t.tesumejr - et the Jackson
1y nut pelf
fo
Blur as per order it',-gsptain Wm: Hoch r Islso, ..• ' . 75 00
By amount . paid T*4 31 4 the
Rlflin as per order, ' Jacob i =
14.1856, it..,. .
..- .
_'- 75 00
By amount paid T*etter of the:Washington
raTlll ela Per :id fjeld• Myer Slow *
..f xou , h --,, t. - • ~- 75 00
By amount p a id Tneadia, Of th i West rims -
Artillery u per orlhrof Capt., B. W. Bigler -
for 1855 4.`-.-, — . 40'00
By • amoun t paid
of
of the Tamaqua -
'-
Artiller wio l as per '0
044. D. 11...G00d..•
By amount d.Tnmeaur , of the Afirimt Ri
fles as per orderAleflegtakt. D. Barron 6w
1855, -. sc)tk. ....., - • .SO 00
By amount paid it the Ashland
Itliles as per order „.(hilitain Alvin James
__- hat /fad, - ai-,-k - - ,,- , ..
sy amount paid of lb . tat National'
Light InOutlry Cider of Otptain H. L. . •
Cake for 185(y_ :1,7 . ; _, ._,,' .. . 75 00
Tn ;kr
By amount paidiakt,Bennart. for pub- '
-thadaz Militia ' los the year 1855. - 10 00 1
IBy amount paid Wet - .: - Deitalt for publish. •
I log Militia account *the year 1855. . ,10 00
By, amount • paid of the Ashland 1
Cavalry u pat,
, ",eit Captain James C.
o Z iorpowor
Connor 5018514 ~,....,-,- :. ~. : -__, .. 50 00 1
By amount paid L. , of the . • i
Ashland eatterson An poi oickir of
Ckapt:Josspli l'hillps, 5',... -',..j . 5, t =t
_. , - ik) 00
Hy amount
_paid ~,,, _ , Oilit, , Illnit Troop 1
Rehßlllllo Chanty ' ~; „110-Ifer, order of
Captain 0. Wynk 1-• , ~ a ,-;.
_, . .-- • • 75 00 1
A.
Treakmrer's roam ' -..01052.711 at 1 ~.-
A . Pr mat" - .. Ic tl"';'--i• ' -'_ • TO ea,
,By balance d ~,u e ' l ygy,(lctaty -.
Treallaffat -• '' !... . z :''k4 - ~- ° + BOO "
''' We the undersigned, tic kt , _
_lha:Atititers of &Agri.
kill County , in the CommoulleWit-af Annoying's. do
certify, that In purslane* Wadies of the "Act
foisting to Counties and TO Ats.. pawed the 15th
dajt of. April, 1834. we DOWIPIeIf Mice,
In Co. borough of Potty IS atgada day of Jan
sub
sub A. 8..1857, and .did to olklilbst; sad male the 1
several &runts required of - mi '' — 4:agraeably to the
several Ads of Assembly ‘ aad 1 pule thereto, as l
, dintr to &Wheat of oar Judy tia* ablse.
.... In wltusatbout.hibitip i our handl at
I t
to 04 , of Jana i*,4ooe ghtmaind
-li tttirai sf y .
....-,..t‘:k-
" . 0 7
—, Astir
ammo:
• • •,,`
•
LIOUT ACCOUNT.
- 60 69
s93Bt 20
Z 8 (10
- TS 00
.
srATIMENT q/' do (A
,ntatq - Coloottrimione, okoto.
rag lie meow of money borrowed, Ivies .areh
&mai beeemethe,' and tAe indebtedness of Seltull.•
kittijanuory I eylM57, 103 .,nevorda an !Pia as
item pf Lepierature. ,
ftbe loam all beartag lateral at ths at of 6 per et.
.
per attaunt.j
,Joseph rfactuaea,
do do
do do ;
do -do
do do
Ell 'Hammer,
Rebecca Albrigbt,
Windall Baratta,
• dor do
do do
eat,
Nary H. Knattnly q
'teary' ',ante,
#ndivw.
' 'do
Vet26,l
DI, 'l4l
1.
/ Jane 80, 1861
Anima
Aufustl4,lB6 1
Jurral B / , , " •
April ,1. •
Aprll 29, ;,-;
April 28, 'lB6l
April M.
,M
Al in h 28,1 anat 7, 1860
•
jag. zir,, 1851
Aprl3 1,
April
Apel 2, ‘‘
August 30,1
Fob. 15, 1.
Muth 1
10, 1861
0, "
r itay 26,
Auguei •
April Mk
, April 28,
Sept. 9,
March 9,- 1. •
Sept. 6, 1866
June 2,, 1: •
April 1,• "
July 19 1: '
Nov. 29, "
Feb. 21, 1. •
April 2, 1858
Dee. 27, 18166
Jan. 4, 186
; Jan. "
Jan. 4, . "
Feb. 12, -
Aprll 21, ""
March 5,
April 2,
A prit 4; "
April 1,
April 8,
April
March 8, 12,
Peter-l.
Christ(
ian Berger,
Clitkry trolley,
'Henry Koch,
.• do do
Zlph Hun
82 91
1 50
52 50
50 00
do do
Geo: Werner
Sa Joseph - Miller, •
Cath. Bensinger,
Elizabeth Berger,
John Borger, .
George Berger,
Catharine Ego,
do do -
John Reed,
do do
- Alfred Lindner,
Cath. Shoemaker,
George Shoemaker,
John maker,
Hen Siuseiunan„
' do
- Jaeotopeckenblll,
Wile= Mock,
Jeremiah Faust,
John Schwalm,
Abr. Albrecht,
George Ilarollton,
ElijahaeLong,
Andrew Miller;
Michael flanking,
Jerehfloinlnget,
Susateb Leinlager,
brae) Mouser,
Daniel-O. Kistler,
Geo. Iteifsnyder,
Lle c l; Staler, -
As Inetltiate,
John -
April 23, "
April 23, •••,
April2l,. •"
April 25, "
May 3, • "
TonoBl4-
Nov .7s • •
I Dee. 19, "
*F.W.Hughee;teOct. ,
ets / "
• V.W.llitshosteee, Oct. 28, '
•
ASSETS.
Amounts due to the County by
different collectors, alter dedne
axonerationsand eommissions,
sMoust of County tax due on um
ed land for 1866. as returned to
Treasurer for collection,
Bond dos by Geo. D. Boyer, late trea
surer,
Estimated value of County tax, on
binds sold by she Treasurer with
Commissioners,
Cash toTreasurer's bootie as
Les per s d noport oreampf Auditors,. 01464 12
ue for
no& Trerilurer's,
office, $6OOO,
Less due for: Road
and &boot tax - due
to tow robins on on
seated land., 11591
4 75
32 37
1 75
6 21
74
8 63
Belanft of Ifidebtellitese of the County,
•orot Mt of ground on the south side of Courtitause
lot, on V inereville street.
Although the balance of indebtedness of the county
has apparently been Increased since our last report, it
has actually been demeneed 'events ten thousand dol
tare In the amount then due by the county fur .„-redemp
tion mousy. end the road and school tax on Unseated
lands held bythe Treasurer, has heretofore not been re
ported as an ludebtednees, Is now Included.
"ale with much satisfaction that we report that the
amiiiintaduehy old erdiectors have been much diminish
ed; and It is hoped that they w 111 all be settled during
the present year. ,L
The appropriation tbr the Alms House Is steadily In
creasing, having been in -1854, 33 per cent., in 1855 31 11 4
per cent., 1rr1456, 40 per cent, of the whole county tax -
levied, and being a yearly increase of about $3OOO. •
At this time, and during the present year, $52,544 of
the bonds of the county will be due. To meet the same
we will be constrained te borrow money, and therefore
request such persons sit will loan to the county to induct
us of the. amount they intend imam.. .tad also that.
sae., wboas• diamserett Tweswing. tbSir leans will give
the Ilk. IntbsaiWtoat, that 'smutty be. able to know the
amount required .to . be borrowed. •
ANDREW 11. WILSON.PAIMIENGEL,
Ostumbuirtnern
PHILIP BOYER. •
Attest, $11711713. OtTIOPIAT.
STATEURNT of the otitetauctiag tgxe* due T the
G v asstg wai State 6y the collector, of the several
boroughaeind totandapelle the county of &Amyl.
nights 21nonthip.
•Wm. A.. Stutzman,
West /Inn Township.
"fJeremlah Gelber,
Wayne Township.
Philip Hummel,
Union 2bionship.
F. Roads,
&m 1" Rupert.
Tremont Teviship.
Adana Wolf, ,
C. L. Plnkertait,
Schuyikiii
Township.' -
U. F. Haas,
John Matz, .
Ruch 2bwashlp,: , ,
Stephen Moore,
Vas. Reichard,
J. ifeasersmith,
Israel Linder,
Jas. Blew,
Totoiship
John Brown; .
Wm. Brown,
Penegrere linonship.
Who Wagner,.
John Fatty,
N4lO Mak Ilmenthip .
Jamb Herz, •
*Ephraim Phillips;
Saml. Heffner,
Nermegian Township s
John. Reed,
Nuhanoq Maytag;
Henry Foust,
Daniel Frock,
*William' FOll4 • .
He p nry
Uper
B. Naktikkolge no fklinbargeir,
John 8. Knit ßout/ciAtigkeisi
Mika =
Apia v.
* Koch,
Atiliti Emmen
• *rust Kleinert,
rjohn L. Coho,
Hubley Ilnenship.
*John. Schwalm' -
George P. We/et,
Fraley Township.
Daniel Bigler,
E. Thompson,
Samuel Haskins,
Eldred Township.
Peter Kitts,
Jacob Imboid,
Dnoruhip.
Patrick Christopher,
Thos. Hoch, .
.Jas. Nesbit,
Butler Mumehip.
Wm. H. Wilson,
It C. Wilson,
Baddort:
Blythe 21nosuhip.
Met. Rooney,
Jos. Barnet, ,
Wm. Helots,
Barry Township.
Edw. Klinger.
Jos. Lariat",
Branch .2bsonship.
Henry Reid,
West Brwsussig Tp.
JOll. Marberger,
Bast Brunnsig
m e m Ssammen, •
John W. Hoch,
Boroug,
JohtlZfr.r h
a peeee,
St Clair Borough.
tAdam Kline,
agielthiti Hare* Are
*Daniel Y. &where,
Pato NM Borough.
alljih Bensinger.-
Reireaw•Boroigh
Jeremiah fieltainger, -
Retry Gets,
Henry Gele, -
Pialooo4l.Ebrough.
, Norge Meinbaeh, •
Paul Barr,
`Wm. Zimmerman, -
N. 6. Wants, •
PR Garton BM*
Voint B. Hadesty,
Pt, (linters
*Jahn Horn,
Daniel Breland. ' -
o
urg h:
11Mirr Kr!bils
11. B. Znileh,
•Jorwegian 21nonshig.
hn Reed, .. !. •
Ira Lake, -
• Thome Allison , .
Daniel Manly'
Lower Akshowtosgo
• Walenflue Havatlignt
Minemelle Borwsgli.
Michael Mohan.
EgE;g;T
QKATES.--A large' asiortment of
kythrotan and Atswiesn'iSkates, of suportor quallty. at
low prices,for sale. - _ PRAM POTT.
Doc. 26, '66 61.
frNIVES IN SETTS; in fine Me
m kingentboxer, Ivory Ileneed Owen, Steido, at
the ilardware and Inm Depot. PRANK POTT.
Dec. 20. '66 . • .
13ERIPHANOSCOPES, a- beautiful
lc Optical Illusion. 51 araticallnetnamenta,Jewp•
sew Medi, Willow Knife._ s katta,..de., at the Roraima
-and iron desk . fIANK MT.SI
QAWYERS READ!---We hay.: the
=dub*Kong7l4 nowildatpo's colotiotot Po
tosi Wound Circular nook 110•11411rottlilivs
tandalkot boos 0 to OF -
• moat= a =num
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Augnat7B.l-
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1 August 7,1 - •
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W. 11,1857
April 1,1867
April 3; 18117
April 2, 1211 -
August aoa • • ..
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May
10,
March 10, a l '
May 28, 4 '
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7 April 28, - a •
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Sept. 5, 18511
June 2, 1857
1 April I,
(July 19, i
N0y.22, 4'
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Dee. 27,, 1: . 1
Jul. 1867 1
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Jan. 4, "
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Awn 21. L. 1567
W.rch 6, "
Aprll.2,
April 4, - ; 7 4868
April 1, 71857
April 8.
April 12, 1859
March 13, 1858
AagusblB,lB67
April 25, 1855
Aprll 23, 1857
April "
April 25,
Nay S, "
Dec.3o, 1856
y 7, 1867
Dec. 18, "
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August le,
Oct. 28, 1857
lOct. 21, 1858,
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1E;
~- ~oi~r~l
Irton Os KA**
- .
m Sarno - VEER:
*heart le a hanoted ebareter,
With add and dreary wally I
And tapestry dim and hided; ;
Wbeestalushlna never . nins.
And athwart therghwary easement
The cypress branches sweep;
The dbl. the wind maw&
Le ever wild and deep. ;
r • Strange an lbo apoetrat that gib:Um
And dame aortas Um Moor;
Stowe as Um in legindo
..Wo rand In days of joie. ,
But dimes! Memory eanotb . ;
Loadtug bar rata train; _
,Thasound of thotrineoting annuath
• Lida Wing of tAo rain:
Antarourigan albs , sable.
- ("Galen with-tar &Men dead.
otitlatlf that detrhood grAberi
Anditieekly bow the heed. '
The wall of the chamber murmur:
.The &mem that, load that bier,
Would have lived in blighter hove 's;
Why did ye Z , e them bereft
Then ht bars godly ipenketh. !
Wltiabnds duped to her breast;
"Thesel Sound In childhood's rosodtlgs;
• They were pairst and the beat. •
Then this chamber was not dreary ;,,
dun-beams rested on the wall: •
And an altar of rem brighteeiC: I -
ilecelrtrl my bode—my all. • •
,
"Bat as Years stole on, the easement
Was darklyelonded o'er,
And the walls grew derkand dingyi
. • &ad the sun-beams Wm no more.
_Then my cherished rose.buds , lMisd i ;
And left me here to waif; 'y'
Now their leaves I garneraadly,
Pox Memory to keep." • '
Then Love with brow of sadness,. • ,
Brings &in beneath hervest
A lily's leaves all withered,
- And lays it with the rest. '
. The sisters bind, while weeping,
Chaplets on ltemory's brow, -
, And each torn and blighted leaflet
press with an earnest von.
• Then a stmege and fistful brightness
Flit totel the dreary walls;
And tapestry dine and faded,
Where sunshine never tails:
And thus through the haunted chamber
Strange visions come and go,
While the cypress sweeps the casement
With mosnings wild and Jowl
fistful einforrnatipt
SAKE Holtz HAPPY
, . ,
Parents, if you wish to prevent your children
from falling into practices and associations which
load to loss of health and morals, and to a prema
ture grave. The love oflhoinei as ii part of pa
rental teaching, forme the subject of an article In
that very excellent pUbliestion; The Preskyteria*
I
ifagazi ne r of Philad Iphia; and we trust that all
who read it will • a it adeqUatit c consideration, l
It is not enough at our children lave abundant
food- and clothing, and comfortable' lodging.—
There is a monotony about these ; things which
soon tires; the very absence , of a oh comforti is
an agreeable relief at any time if .away from
home. It is a common remark, at a child oats
almost as much as a ,grown parse , and nothing
will satisfy a hungry child. ' tit . s, strikingly so
with the mind ; it must have food tii feed it; that
food is variety; the variety of the, ,iew, the un
is -
i
known ; that what delights * chi area of all ages;
and to gratify that delight bj 'pre eating to their
attention, with moderate ropqit of succession,
what la 'substantial, valuable, practical, is one of
the most important of all parental occupations.
'Alid parents should feel the Tree constantly
stimulated to:efforts of this kitid by the considsra-.
3 1
tion, that if they do not bold! thee things up to
their attention, their reverses ;wil ',be presentetl4o l
them hi endless combinations; b i the lowarmso
Mations , of the street and of theitehen. f t. - s .=•:' ''',
The three necessities orchildrin arelilollatr-1
iitte i ste
else, amusement. They will !ea 1 thefr - - Move 1
about,they-will be entertainad.' sibirliodling of,
the mind is as essential ass 'lltudltig of the,
body, and not half a parent' - dassin sta.
curing house, and food, a -.- t'" - So far
from appreciating this me :ziesessity, we are
ton apt to.thwart their owit,tniitinitive efforts to
voi t a
satisfy 14 by our short-and , ess ; If not, indeed,
impatient and angry ans ' to their multitudi
nous inquiries. Undefitinh tment, they soon
learn the uselessness orsestking.inforatatiOn-froan
their parents, and ignidnally seek it idabistiere,
with its large adjulirtare of incorrectness, imPer
feetness, and, tob.pften, vichlusnees.
In our opirdtia,, neither mum nor daughters
should be allotirod, to eleeprittray, from home, nn•
less their permits are with ;them: We sincerely
hope that welt a blessing may be secured to ours,
until theAlajof marriage. llt is a true mother's
love wl&dt seekslo keep her daughter in eight
untilintierior claims come; It would save many a
fsmilifrotn social rulo,and many a parehts' heart
froupireaking. Ai for our Sons, it should hi ha
mord upon them that no business is to require
ritheir attention and to keep thein out of the houSe
:jitter sundown, unless the parent is along, as look
Is their teens as it is possible to secure obedience
'to such a requisition. Andito make such obedi
ence pleasurable, let it be sh e parents ' ! Study to
imitler• home inviting by e cultivation of all
that is eourteoneeind kindly, and by the large mid
habitual exercise .of the bettor qualities, of Mir
nature, especially thr athy, and love,
and affection.. To all lay—
485
4200
2400
2100
ft 65
Keep your children
gather, as long as it h
do it. No better plan
a household to grow m
in all its members.
• • GLOVED.
There aro many almost inappreciable sappers
our life, any one of which mignt be in Opera
tion for a long time without causing any alarming
condition of the system; but when a multitude
of these are at work, critical symptoms ppear
with alarming rapidity. The purest water will
become putrid, if allowed to stagnate. Th pur
est air from the ocean or the pole', if kep
becomes corrupt in the cleanliest habitation in the
land, and the healthiest blood in; the system be
. gine in a moment to die, if for a moment it , is ar
rested in its progress through the system. In
either of :there earns of fresh water, of pure air,
and healthy blood, corgption is the inevitable
result of stapaqn. To keep them all rrire and
life-giving, aetivi y Of motion is a physical ne
-cessity.. Whatever tends to arrest or impede the
flow of the blood through the body, does in thst
same-proportion inevitably engender disease; any
other result is physically. impossible, because im
pure blood is the foundation or in_attendint Of all
sickness.
'Very recently, a New Yorker purchased a pair
'of boots, but they fitted so tightly that ho was I
compelled to take , them off before night, but they
'used his death within forty-eight boors.
•The most unobservant know that, oid feet and
bands arruniforin -symptoms In those diseases i
Which' gradually 'Fear our lives away. The cause
of these symptoms is a want.of, circulation. The
blood does not pees to and thin -the extremities
with facility. • Nine.tenthiof our women, et least
in cities and large towne, have cold feet or hands,
or both ; hence, nut one in a hundred is healthy. I
It is at ohr feet and hands that we begin to, die,
and last of all.the heart, became, lest of all, itag.
nation takes place there. In the worst ; caste of
disease, the physician is hopeful of recovery, as
long as he can kiiekthe extremities warint when
that cannot be dune, hope dies,within him.; It
needs no argument to prove that a tight glove' rti.
vents the tree circulation of blood through the
hands and finger,. It so happens, that the very
persons-4h° .ought. to do everyth ing possible to
promote the circulation of the blood, are those
who most cultivate tight gloves, tat wit: that wives
and daughters who base nothing ,to do butdress ;
or rather, - do nothing but &BO ;orto be Critical.
ly accurate, who 'vend more time - in-connection
with dressing, than on all. other objeCts together,
not including sleep. No man or woman born has
any right to do it-,ileitherate injury to the body
for atingle hour in the day; but to do it day a 6
ter day, for a lifetime, against (hip lightsof mei .nee
and common sense, is not wise. We may win
it, glide-over it, talk abotit this being a free coon.
try, - that it is , ridiculous for a doctor to dictate
whether a glove shall be worn' tight or loose, but
the effect won't be laughed or scorned - away, for
whatever is dons which impedes the circulation
of the blood, is ilone - Wrongihily against our bo
dies; and will 11 as certain of. injurious results, is
the hindering o any law, phYsical or physlologl . -
eel. Every grain ofliand must i lie taken ears of,
or the universe would dash toatoms; and so with
the little things .f the body, r
A-Thor:ant y n Piaarrn.A New; York daily
inquiriss and re 'es: “Who are your aristocrats?
Twenty-years a . this 10* mad' candies, that
one sold cheese and bottom 'pother butabenid, a
fourth 'thrived on a distillery; another was con
traetor on eanabi, others Were merehains and me•
ehavies. They ire ariqualited with both ends of
soelety, as their ehildren will be after them—
though it will not do tn. say so out' loud ! For
- often you shall find that these toiling !worms batch
butterflies—and • they live about a year. Dough
brings a division of property, and it brings new
financiers; the old gent is discharged, the young ,
gent takes his revenues, and begins to travel—
towards poverty, which he reaches before death,
or his children i do. if he does nut. 15 0 . th a t, i n
feet, though there is it sort of moneyed i.e., it is
not hereditary; . lit is amenable i three good
seasons of cotton
,will -send a generatJon of men
up—a acme of years will „bring them
and send their : ,children 'to labor.,The tither
grubs and sterns rich, the childre stint and
*plod the money. The children in taint
th o e4ez, amigo to,thiftliee povirti; meat their
ratavitoratedAy Oteith plabilinn. Moodie
asia.biAk i 11101 0011. eft* gP WWl'.
f
•
n maw.
Fro= Rail's Await callealth.
much, and to
ble for ion . i to
NI for enabbng
being lovoi,
I jiliortliasg.
Oonespoodentip of the N. T. Mow
SCE AID szvaufaas:
TheEtiperor of Russia bas lanai - performed
an act of jostles to a arach-lajared and honorable
W
Americeitfataily, which reflects the highest honor
on hie go taut. The facts were given' me' by
Mr. Slats ; e prinelpal writer for Dickens' th ew
held W with whom I bad the pleasure lo
dine at London, and who was an actor In the his
tory 1 *w i ping to give you.
Aboutaghteen months ago, a Miss Ward, from
one of WS Southern States, was married at Fier
' sem, afteCshort courts hip, to a Polish Count,
1 why unpronounceable name weeps me at this
! moment. They l were married before the Awed
' est Coot4l, I believe. After living wi
I Ward, maritally' for three weeks, the Peri=
IL French leerti one fine morning, carrying of his
wife's jewelry as booty. A letter left behind in.
formed Miss Weird of a factof which she had bean
i till that moment entirely ignorant, to wit: that
- any Russian subject not married according to the
service recognised by the Greek Churl 'int the
Russian GOvernment, was invalid Radial-Wading,
and that the Service which bed unitecOlunit it.
"ambling in no wise the one required, they-were
aa friW as g no service had been performed. The
consternation of Miss Ward and her family at
this delectable piece of villainy may well be im
agined; for on inquiry they found that the Count's
statement was but too true.
Miss 'Ward and her mother remained a short
time ht Italy, endeavoring to obtain some Meador
redress for the base imposition whist • had been
pracdoed on them, bet their erode were fruitless.
They then same to Paris and sprit the winter
here, wherry they were generally kaolin 'to the'
American residents in the place. s:
At the period of the eoronetion of -the Empe
ror of Russia, they went to ' At, Petersburg.,lt
• au here that Mr. Sala made the ac q uaintance of
the family, by a letter of introduction front Paris.
The family were going to dammed justice of the
i Emperor of Russia against his scoundrelly Deb
t jeot. - Mr. Sala drew up the petition to the Rua
! elan Minister, and in this petition Miss IXerd de
-1 mended ; f the Russian Government, "the rehab.
I illation of her honor by a lawful marriage with
i the Count." The document was handed •to Mr.
80pdeur, the Ainerican Minister, and he banded
it to,dre Respires Minister of State. '
The moment thecase wailaid before the Em
peror, an order nos issued to the Russian Minis
!ter at Naples (where the Count was then living)
to confer with the - Neapolitan Government with a
view to his arrest. The Neapolitan Govertiment,
which was just.then in great favor with Russia,
yielde4 at once to the request. The Count was
seisedby the Neapolitan police, and at Russia's
l A p
es was conducted to :the' Russian frontier;
there- eerie ` received by the . Russian police and
rani to Warsaw. ThrOVards 'were *already
there awaiting his arrival: ' Tio.Cciunt was Starch
ed into the Church by a poire of policemen' and
was C°lll°ll to stand cp.Scfore the altar and
marry Miss Ward in due form. When the °ere
-1 many w 4 concluded, -his vile, now legally the
Countessf —, made hint a formal bow, and
bade him adieu forever. And Bale, who was pre
sent, exclaimed, "Young America fa:evert"
. The Count, who was an okile, was not to Sibe
ria, his property was conitseate'd, the Counteeire
taining 1.3 i law one-third. The family immediate:,
ly left again for Italy, where they arerepading
• the Win*. The father and brother engin Ward
were preset at the marriage at Wawaw with re
volvers le! their pockets, detenairte4Mtbere was
any flinching en 'the' part /X thit'Vount,- to blow
: his braille out. For is 'Ow of the fact that he
was destiied for .Sibiwiefender any circumstances,
it was feared that biridght not 'at the last me
aunt pio l oan*Ati:necessary word. -. ..
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411Milf CAVIL COXPAIM '
' 1110..03i - 11 meeting Of the Union Canal Com.
peon el
- - held et the Ciimpany's Office, itoPhila
dolphin, n Tuoiday morning;>34 inst. RAltun
-411e Smit , Evil,: the President, read the annual
-Yelped, from which we Warn that the navigation
was opon 245 days, and that the number of per
mits gratited to boats was 10,19,3, an average of
'5O per day. ' , :
'Receipts !from 'tells in 1858, ..,,i $107,844 43
" 4 " IF' " 18 * •
5 ° 1 --II 72,915 34
-
Lucretia e year, (47i per cent.), ' $34,929 09
Thew whole of which was tram` , local trade, as
there w no through trade, the 'Company being
engagedlin enlargingthe moat.
Ille expeoditurei for repair! were, p 0,493 11
-‘eaving tipplleable to pay Interest owbondr, 57,351. 38
. :online Ter tatf canal in gross tons, 247,307
. . 4 .• • „ 185; . st _
I . . .. ” 151,571
' nereasdiliis year (63 per cent..), 95,73 C
Amt olial transported on R. R. in 16, tons, 157,145
Amount mnsported in 1856, " 94,716
Increase this year (6.5 per cent.,) 4 112,429
Amount Of bonds Issued, . $ 2 45 3 , 50 0
The enlargement - 61 , 00 canal from Lebanon to
Reading has made excellent progress, and will be
onnplatiid oil the first of March, ono month ear
lier than was contracted for. Therprospects of .
trade for the coming year are very flattering.—
' The loc.'l trade is estinfrited at 300.000 tons; bi
tumino s and semi-bituminous coal trade at 500;
I 000 ton .
i
, The 'report of Mr. James '' Worrell, the Chief
Engineer, was thou read , detailing the progress of
• the work , the manner in which it had been
I LA one, end going very elaborately into the ques
tion of supply .of water. It establishes the ea
peaky of the new work, and a siffficiency of wa
ter to accommodate - a trade of tie millions, eight
hundred thousand tons.—Reading Journal.
The ' union Canal by its enlargement, will un
doubtedly command =the coming and future sea
sons, an increased local trade. 1 Its Coal trade
will also steadily increase, opening as it does an
avenue of transrortation from the Etwatara Coal
distriot of this Region. The estimate however,
cif 500,000 tons bituminous and semi-bituminous
the coming season is wild, and calculated to mis
lead. Estimates like these, havibg no founiation
in fact, do incalculable mischief, and weaken
the confidence of consumers and - stockholders.—
White we congratulate the Union Canal on the
fair prospect of a steady increase in its business in
the future, we protest agnitist paper calculationo,
espepially In relere6T3 to its Prospective Coal
trade as having no truthful basis. Too many sim
ilar calculations have ended in smoke, to the-det
riment of the interests of consumers and the le
gitimate trado, while they enhanced the profits of
scheming simulators. --
. Cot.. Bastes. is rim Fint l D---11x Bal.:Eves
in Fumanti Pussicians.—C3 onel Benton lectured
in Boston tho other day, fur the ' benefit of the
New England Female Medical College, and sent
the folloWing reply to a vote of thanks sent aim
by Dr. Oreg. te....Secretary of.the College. The
Colonel likes - tfil idea of female medical edu
cation : 1
...L .
Truixturr BOUM Beaton, Jan. 21, 1857.
Da.Hattoottr t—l must beg you to make my
thankaaceeptable to. the Trustees of the New
England Female Medical College, and to the Mat
ron Miinagers associated with them, for their very
kind appreciation of my effort to be of service to
- the College op the evening of the 13th inst. It
Was a gratifying occasion to myself, and afforded
me an opportunity of saying publicly what I bad
often. said privately, and long felt—that the wed
cat profession soar incomple te withota medicallY:
educated 'come*, to go hand la /wad with the regst4'
tar physician, and °flea to supply hit place, is this
,' treatment of concp/aintepeceliar to the fema le sex.
As adjuncts to the regular physician, they, would
be of eirential service; as practitioners them
. selves, no one can doubt their. efficiency who
' knows their natural aptitude 'for the duties of
nurse and physician. That natural aptitude is
the foundation on which to build the superstruc
ture of medical knowledge. . . ..-.
..I think a init o u physician should be.- attached
to every seminal for _ the education of girls.—
Their own 2..noilledge and experience would tell
them when to , Make inquiries; and their mother
ly character would enable them to draw out revs.'
Lallans, (before it should be too late,) on which
' future healtiqor life Itself might depend, ~-1 1
il.f
I have the gratification to see that this Finale
Medical Co plat fee countenance and stipport
" of So many .,.
,:the Medical profession—a prelpt
sten of so mash alleviation to. spffering humanity
-.40 noted for its liberality and bsnevoleace, and
which dispenses an immense amount of charity
. uddien by the world. The sympathising nature
of women Would make the female practitioner the
' worthy rival of the regular - profession in thii no
ble attribute of their calling.
Wishing every sueeess to. the Amtltutioo, I re.-
main, dear Sir, your obliged, class°, and
deem myself personally fortunate in bailey made--
your friendly acquaintance.
. THOMAS B. BENTON.
Frwas tie America* Neeetsger:
His MUD WAS CliolninD IrMl Tuouss.—liittle
- Mary was sick,. and felt that 'she mast die; but
she was the child of many prayers, and Unting
in Jesus, was-willing to go to that ."happy land,
• far, far away.' With a sad heart and weeping
• eyes her mother watched over her, darling ehild.
One day the little one said to her, "Mother, when
I'm deed, and ant put In my little coffin, don't put
any roses round ley head. "Whk not, my dar
ling child?" asked the tender moth er . "Because,"
said the, child, "gm/ crowned Saviour's' head
with thorns." •
When this story was told to the poet Monttiom
!Cry. he perpetuated ; the memory of it he me
stansas
"Mamma," a IIW misidira
Once* with ban expiring WO,
I "Pot no sweet norm wand my bead, • •
When in my men dram Me t •
• "Way not. My dear t.• the mother cried
i What Sower so well a corpse admen t 7
4,1 "Miannaa," tie hosoniat replled 64
wh a t turie
• • • 4g fily crown& _•
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11-4Motten Election Riot. -------
7
Ti oi lb oi lg4riotui riot at Chicago dude's
. B- bi l ls, ~,ea on Tuesday last, in which -,
It 444 :H6t„ i Nap... d. John Wentworth \ for -
1... ".........V17,•. 11 1,11 WI, ticket *ire
N nt sash 4 't. . *vs.- . 1 .2"..
' elti. 86 44 ta1r,014111211A4rPRZUZ.:....."8
tibial:Medi. IlsingaliaetieelPilater encisli, ses — tn - fr , •c
\
guanatio ear nosh to& suilmot liir an y that awl*
terindlen to Wallies PUNTING EIODLOM, date
14,1,140.2**i10t1e•• ~..
. • :BOOR MIT.
Blies bouB4 In oven day of otylo. Mask Boot
ems, deleAPUfflUrian .. • , boopd and ruled to
ordir it short ootko• •
NO. 8.
A great dell of the trouble now oseasioned en
all our railroads by the mow drifting in upon.;
them might be easily' prevented by planting
Thetis pima with oat entire white pine.
treat planted thickly Amin an excellent
sereen.against wind; they make a rapid growth
and, will thrive in any (situation. or solL ---- Small
trees from one to twf feet high, can be planted
for one mint melt, and any laborer can plant thetn.lii
-Take them up in the Spring, with I baLl . cd , .earth'
'attacked, and nine oat of ten will lire.
Quite unlike the bider board fences built for
the tame purpoCe in me places, they would
greatly adorn the roads,,and inste ad" of ugliness
and decay, there - would he increasing beauty and
gvwtb, and in twentq l years any road might cut
its own ties. E -1,
The money 'pint in clearing the Provides.°
road last week wield bare planted a row of pine
arises, four feet apart, beta 'Hartford to William" :
.
This drifting incittases as the timber is cut off :
and the Country eleilred up, and the simple, and
best remedy is to pant
,
This is a very valuable Auggestion, as 'flIT as <._; ,
our own experience and obseratian goes, though .-
a single row 'apiece will do mush, we are • in.
dined to think in the wont gaps it would biely
be sulielent; but two roeb, the outer of Itlna,
and thuner one of errata or cedar, with 'Warty.
twe rods between them, or et least a rod clear LW- '
tomes the rows after theybeve attained nearly '
their full size, will effeettottly arrest the driving 1
lino*. The philosophy of the matter is this :—,
Whereas a board fence ereatem a back met of air
Which acts in many eaies *ken inclined plain itpl .
which the wind dries, threwing the snow clear...
of the fence over .into th,,i road, a row' of treeti. , .. •
deadens the force. of the wend, oil - single to, drew_
the snow , both before and after It. passes. Two;
rows effect this More emetically by creating a 4,
space of still sir between dim in which all, the
drift which passes thest row will bo deposited.
If the lower part of th e rst row stops and creates
a back,set of dead sit, a' wind will find an oh
-1)
waited passage througirthe tops and will still •
be much deadened in its force , and not as In tho,
inns of the fence, where it .., .'s over the top with- i
Oat hindatenen.—The How osd. ' •"L
_ I
...., • At'
Tax SeitmertnLn Aim° rin the past year, has . .
manufactured 3,000 of ,the now Rifle Pistol Cer-4,
bine, half of which areal •ady in service; 2,600
percussion muskets of. the .•odel of '42 have been
rifled and sighted, accoriiin to the planAtdoittett, 1
by the Secretary of Wat ; 300 artillery, and thei,,-)
Same number of ,apps ' musketoonr, have been 9 i
1 0,
~
mticle ,• and 169,000 ' kat' have been oiled andtlt.
examined. The pla e bich Government authc4 i . ' i
J
ised for the improvetint of its arms—by ti
adoption of an entire 'new. "model tide musket" te ~ : • 4 ;;,
with the Maynard primer lock,• • long 'range sight,
..,,,
graduated from.' one hundred to one. thousand :!'
yards, and the new "rifle pistol carbine"mith.the -., •
setts lock and a range of from one to five bun. ..1
'tired yards z -has rendered necessary theeottstnse-
tion of models of each air standards in fliture•_,_ '' '
manufaeunre. These models, three for each arm,
have bodkins& at th• armory in Marlton; one
of them, ettli sixty verifying knages , is retained
i • , z,
at th•Ordanie department t, Witehingtan, and
thremMt duplicates are tq be used at Springfield, -,
and at Harper's Ferry. Sixteen new Machines
for the manufacture of these arms have, been cen., '
strueted, including. six rifling _machines,Vesma-.., '
king decreasing grooves from the breach to that! c •
muzsit of the barrels—a new invention by Cyrus'. i .:-.
Backland, the master machinist. Each maelthrb- ,
will rifle twentebarrelsi in twos hours, and one
man can easili tend two machines. Two?new
machines for tapping and • breeching the barrel
are also recent inventinus, believed to he anti
valled.for the purpoies fur which they were in- ,
tinted. The workmen in the shops are still en..
gaged in finishing the orders , for the pistol car-
bins, in rifling the old Muskets, and in props- ',,
ring the other machinery and •tools for the new
rifle muskets w hich before many months wilt/be
come the established regular work of the arkury. -1 .
Tux POOR.—There ,most be at 'Able . 6.- 4 no
small amount of suffering in Pittston, and it is
provoking-tn .- think - that nearly the„whote of it is
caused by the US6 of intoxicating drink. Men i..
(brutes rather,) will spend their earnings in low'
grog holes and leave their -fanillies to beg or
starve. If there is not a loud — call for something
to be done to annihilate these numerous bell-
holes there never.will be. They are not only a
curse, but a moat provoking imposition upon the
public. Argument and matron have been Wolin
ayray upon them icing enough and yet, they stale -,
c in the face and say by their fruits, yon,.must
rapport our victims—you must care fur the or
phans and paupers we make !—Great God is this
not sufficient to start the bided in any man's veins
—t3 nerve him to do that which the law is worth
less in doing—to demolish these groggerbis and
burry the malicious and low-lived scoundrels wbu _
keep them into the limp miserable condition •
which they have brought upon so .manyr—pitt...
ton Gazette. . •
The above language from our zealous 141emp,, •
Very, is not a wiait.too strong, fur the injuries in. •
dieted by the prevalent sale of liquor in every .
section of the State arts grievous. The pntsent
law is inoperative, Had the friends of Prohibi
tion not to combat the prejudices inflamed by eel- -
Hsh partizans;thn,paople would mealy . ° the ne
cessity of, and resolve upon the enactment of a
Prohibitory Liquor Law: Patience, however.—
We bide our time, for we firmly believe such an
enactment. will ere long, find a pl99e upon our
statute books.
AA 1211C1DILII7 Or Tea FC/XL FAMINE A 7 CBICAGO.
--The Chicago Democratic Press tolls the folio*. , 1•
tug story, and vouches for its truth:—"There
wan a crowd in the office of the Citydlffirshal yea.
terday, where the good natured official wassailing
wood to the poor. "Stand back, all of .you, and
let the woman with a baby have a chance." The
crowd complied, and again and ndnin, woman
after woman, each with a baby in her arm.,.kept
pressing forward to the desk. The Mar:4W look •
it coolly fur awbilb, but finally the intent began.
to assume a familiar look, and an examination
was had, when it turned out that the mother 'Wan
'leading her bnby to her acquaintance., to 114,011f0
for them the immunities which sbe herself enjoy.
ed. There wan a laugh all around, and a fresh
start. Jim avers that the last borrower of the
baby pinched it to make it excite additional sym
pathy.
A PARAGR4PI or Thuan.--Whatla world of
truth is in the following remark :—"lt is a mel
ancholy thing to see a young man to Infatuated
with an unworthy woman its to throw himself
away in the disappointment ho experiences at
finding. her the contrary to what he expected.—
It'seems almost an anomaly of human nature,
thit a man of genies and ability_ can be so foolish;
and yet such bat again and again been the ease.
The fact may be Co some degreelOwl4B to evil
sociitiOns, since there is nothing tbet will to de
grade a sensitive nature—to corrupt% warm anti
heart—as an evil-minded woman.—
There is 00 medium in her influence upon man;
she must be to him either a devil or an angel I"
,
REPEAL or THE RSITEX LAITII I .— The money sha.
*ors and brokers of Phjladelphia, and other pla..
en, are again busily at - wor k in petitioning oar
S t ate Legislature for eirepeal, of the Usury L•ews
of the State. These cormorants, are nut content
'with the ordinary rates of interest, bct wish the
-
present laws repealed in order that they may bare
free license to extort larger amounts_ of interest
from those whti are compelled to borrow money.
Our Legislators will however hardly darn ,to rax
peal slew which has been found to be salittary,
and to open the door to. these Sbylocka and thus
bring the greatest degree of distress upon*e pro
tinting classes, farmers, mechanics, and working
men.—Yorristoren Register.
_
"-JUST °AUDIS AND /NPNDINNNT.-A bandirome _
ioung Yankee peddler made love to a bosom ••••
Widow of Pennsylvania. Ile accompanied httiodo
elaration with an allusion to two Impediments to
their 'union. "Name them," said di. widow,
"The want of means to set up a retail Stoti. k . •
They parted, and the. widow tent the peddler a
cheque for ample.meank- When they met again
the peddler had hired and stocked his stone, and '
the smiling fair one bellied . to know the ether',
Impediment. "1 Lars gq, anotker wVe t"
GINN. SCOTT AND ?Ng .CCCITACY or It'Ast.—
Bits of the corrispondenCe between General Scott
and Sectetery Jefferson Davis "rheently contain.
pleated to Congress, have be 4 wade ytbite.-._
They fircesbadow the opening - of a bodges - which.
for the , credit of the country es welle of Abe
parties.coneerned, ought to be itipprer Both
Of thee@ gentlemen have sufficient blink) to be
very abitaive towards each other. Their friends
would much'rather give them the credit of its
possession than witness its exorcise.
A RIIWANCIALIII WoNAlir — The subjoined epi.
.taph is copied• from' a tombettme In a hospital:,
graveyard' al Norwich, Angland "In ilk eui or* a
Mrs. Phobo Crowe, Rho Mod May 214 :t6 l 7 oped
77 years; who, during forty yearepractioe as a
midwife in this eity;hrtneght into the world nine
t h„, 00 ,4 seven hundred and thirty children. -
w jekt pen want L_not Went, bat v porpoes;
other woft, not the powery) but the erfll t
to hibon, -
, • ,
Tel world Is 4 great school where deceit Its all
Its lanai, is one of tho lessons first learned: '; . •
'The Beeretary of State boa earoatateatlatt
to Congress the. appropriation of $BOO4l for tbs . '
suppression of the alarm Ii 4e. on the prjuelt.lo as
sorted In tho set of 11119Atati bus - favorably en.
&rod tbo aPPliestine of OW Algorism ealoataa.
dos. Soolitf *AM tilevithailar olritat. •
Chs lad, i iine 'ail wee abet thew
c o d Bpriue. Dw7Ci6 etnuisl•
fattst
Pnoll2lna rs. EROW•DREM.
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