unburn aiiunan. II. B. MASSER, E. W1LVERT. Editors. SUXBURY, MA IK 'II 20, 1ST 4. L death of Jiukc iVelkcr, ono f tin- Asso-itat-- Judges" of this cc-nniy, has caused some iiKjuiry in regard to the vacancy on the beuch. This county, under the n-w i Oo-isiHuti'.-a. i undoubtedly It- erected j int a fO.t rale Jis.tikt.as it contains 4M,U0 inhabitants, tin: requisite number for sue!) a district. l"mkr the anv Constitution j the office is abolished in t-uch districts, as j will Lc mh-u ?y tffcrrinjj to the- last clause of the 5th section .f Article."., under the head t.f Judiciary, as follow : "The oihYc of Associate .luduc. not learned in the law, Col J. F. Michexki:. - Wc some time a; stated that Col. .1. ll. Michaicr had been tirrest.-d through maliciousness t get him out ff the posilion i:i the Dead Letter OHic- I H-pai tnicnt. ai Washington, and that front the knowWigc we had of that gentleman, we lelt convinced th:tt he was au innocent inau, and was bein:; persecuted bv parties who ex.octed to ;aiii the posi tioii and who had no honest deMus. We are rejoiced to find that our imppusitiot: was correct, a. W shown by the following from a letter of the -lsWit.? ';.-. : Ax Ar ok di siK.iu Col. J. V.. Miclu iur has bocu restored to his position in the d ml letter office, post office deiartnte:it. Some time ago he was removed on representation of a department special agent, who impugned his honesty. The investigation of therund jury .showed that he had done nothing rendering him amenable to law, and his restoration by the Correspondence. M n wax v:u i.kttei:. is abolished m counties l .uinu- s-.par..... . lvfitm.U r.(;t ,l(.r:li ;s intended as a renulw districts ; but the several associate judges ..tnt anj an act of itisli.-e to a faith- in otfee, when this Constitution sha.. be , M inijusljy act.USl.,i ,f erim. . ado:ted. fchall serve for their unexpired I Tin: )i'.sK;riKs ok Skn ; T"it t Mr.n. ; Th.'-v make bri' ks, out of bone-dust The obsequies of ev. s'.or Sumner, in ! ;n Australia. The Milwaukee Scnlind Washington, took place on Friday after- j thinks this is better than en malion. A norm. There were present at the funeral j widow, on this plan. . :; d l ke the hot services, which took place in the Senate j )0.. ,.i li,.r late l.tmtir d hm- and tolled Chamber, the President of the Cnited j u.,- ; , warm he( i'.ct v.hh. State.-, Cabinet officers. Justices of the "m- j prcine Court. IJeiieral of the army, officers j of the n ivy, foieign representatives, mem- ' hers of hoth Houses of ('ongress, and j other pomiiieiit persons. The services w. re !erforiiiod bv the I liaplains , i. im: r I n l ! iI.i.im;-- tkm per- of the S.-nate and House. At theirconclu- AMT.-iUiMa - tu i.ai.u: --iwiil.Ol sion, the body was taken to the depot, and i placed upon a i-pccial train, which left at o o'clock for lioston. Committees of both Houses of Congress accompanies the re-I mains t their last resting place. Iil'IMAI. OK SCMNKIt. lloslon, March lt'. The obsequies of religions t ....... . . ,., IM,N.S.. ,'awm:i:oii:I!s-ax A !1 1 Senator Simmer took place at half past three o'clock this afternoon in King's chajwl. The remains were eotiveyed from loric hall in a hearse drawn by four black leases, escorted by a force f mounted M.l.I.l.'V. New York. 'i7. 17. 'li. li'lKdLII l-.ril.DINC.-. riii re ino'-itv in the world that has bet ter 'T wni,o buildings than New York, j The buildings net nt date an; commodi ; ous. airy, and supplied with ventilation and I the oilier nqmsi'.cs ,o- health and life. J'.ut those dating back thirty years in t lie time past of the city aiv fearful. These houses are hives, swarming with people, a ud possessing absolutely no convenience. Inngiii'' the condii'e'o of a house twenty feet wide, sixty fee! ! .. and six stories hiuh. in 111- !cii!;v ,i' p. .lock, w.tli open- bi'j n!v in i'on ;.n 1 rear ! in are parkvd : " ::'.:: fatoilies in the n;p-r lild eolliililoli ol would have done better had they used the newspapers. TEMPEUANVE. Th;i tcmper-nice niovement in the West j ";l, v' A- l.na liTil itsi lTect on Xew York, thoii 'h the i X. plan adopted can never he siicccssful here T!ie liquor interest is too immense, and the law lessuess of the clement affected by it, 1 is too dangerous to be tackled in that way. j Uut the good people are at work neverthe less, in the way I indicated m previous let ters, and they are strengthening their hands by meetings of personal solicitation, and iieen the awakening of the churches to the evil. Trinity Church is the richest religi ous corporation in the country, and her wealth is almost entirely in real estate. The singular fact has been developed that this church rents one hundred and twenty buildings to wholesale and retail liquor "T7V P K X 1 ) IT L' U E S A XI) KKCEIPTs OK .1 J Noillitimteri:iii l oiiuty from lUe first day I of .lo :iU:i rv. A. I. IsTo. lo tlie Iliad day nt .Tall in: Mate constables, followed bv a orocession 1 term." ! S,x,;l''-Al ,A"'KOAD A,(,l,KN,-Ali of the executive and legislative authorities, Iu regard to a vacancy tV- J.-,;!. section j AHoontt. V.I-, Saturday, an vnm (....ssiual c.,mniiltJ aiJ(l delegation of provides that- , s'.andingiu the IVnnsylvania Uailroadyard j Xew Yorfc ((!,ici.ds ,m!ujcj;):ii authorities , -TI.,. vaenncv ha!!eniiig bv death, re-1 got started in some way without any per- ; , .a fienation or othirwise, in any court ot re- m 0 j. .ln,j ran through the round house ! n,, . ., , . . .,., ,. i-,;e j fiv of "an rVnextlalcceedii.- the tii.t general thn.e shop, passing the entire length of the ) , x.(.n rL;. .V!l.hl).iru, C.x-Chief election, wliicii shall occur three or more ! shop, over three hundred teet. in which j JusitilH. ;;,,,.;... ,! ,. . . l:lnks, monihs after tlie hatiix ning d' such vacan- owr ,jv,,,i hundred nun were at work. : ,, ,,,..., u, .,.,,. n,m fi,!,ri,.u ) II . 'I ..111. 4 '. . -. . , cv." ! One man named Cuiforen was kulcd, and -. ...... . , vi,;nin .,.i : crving necessity Th: sectiiin. howevn , does not cover - a,1(lllL.r n:,m,.d i;r;,d! y had a leg taken oft" ...,.",. j that can !k: rented cheaply, and that lur- l!e i II the Jm ': : ho iiV bou-e iweiity ease? of typhoid fever oc curred in thrui r.ior.ltis, ers (hem have in this a wi le Philanthropists le Held for efi'oit. The ihecase, as the jirecidin-.' section aos. !v aW'lishes the ollice. ' i another named P.radly had a leg taken ofl j n h y.Mo f, ' i and will die. The engine crushed t verv- . , if Xew York is for houses thing in its course. and water, and in which - i i - i i . - ii ,ci,.t !.,.... v,.. ih.. l.oll i n.sii ng..i, an band played '""r " AIM wrmn- i poveuj aie; ; down the steps the llaldwin's The press has called the ' attention of the Managing U ard to this ! fact and has driven them into iteps to re- ; niedv it. The temperance people say there : is but little use of their raiding upon the i liquor interest so long as the greatest ' church in America is really a partner in it, ; and they are about right. Hut whether . I . . : w io. Mi : anylliin'J win oe. uccoinpiiMicu oi uui, doubtful. Trinity is too rich to .o much , good. It was not the rich Pharisees but j the humble fisherman who did the great j work eighteen hundred years ago. A j church that owns one thousand building j lots worth an avereage of SJ.",uK) ea( di -or ; S.j,iiU.lXK., cannot do much in the way of , reform. You see it takes all it time to : take care of its property ! A xew powdei:. 1 one such tenement I li.it.tett In hi v before votir ladv readers 'Hon. J. 15. PacKEU'h Wi su,lril,rjrai,frB.u. , the Heath Marc, m aul. proccsS,o , - n,u,ral!v to the I an important fact. For years the fashion Pl,ila.V:ihia AU 1J 1 i.a ot u,e ...... passed .Uiect.y ..own i.eacr.u street oeiween n iK in powder has beeu white, with a reddish in-t. laiblished by that ace imphshed gen-; Mr. Suuiuer vas hot inn Losion .huiuaiy j the masses of people, wbieii required vigi-jl0"11'' ' ' ' . ; . . (.iian.r,., q-u. correct ... i-: ...ii : ,.,e. ' r icii it.. ,.rn.o,-un;i,Ji...i .: ..... :.... ; e WM'.KOKEIIs. inn. .- tletm u, t-o:. .nomas rio..iu,.u .v., i-... ..e n , . .....e ,;,oivv wm.- . I ihi.i" now is the unbleached face powder. ing sevt ral extracts of Mr. Packer's son .m. ; ,.y Sumner. He received Ids early ed.uea- ; vent from enei-v.achu' !' w , arc & one, r -et and drive a queer be-i- j o,ive wilit.h is tull.sidered much couimeuts upon it as follows, which ex- j tioi at the P-iston Latin scho,l,aud gr.idu- , Artived at the church the remains wem , n,.hS. The pa.viibn.!a r is a man who lends j ' r t,ld time pearl white presses the seniin.ent of the P.ess uenei ally ateJ at llarvaul college at Cambridge, then : conveyed slowiy down the aisle and depos- j m,-Cy on t-hon .im on filiate) a! security, j tints This converts tlie lady throughout the country : . j taught by Judge Story. He was admitted ited in front of the altar. After the organ j Are you a widow and is your boy sitk ? j j'. a'brnReltc of course there Ho. Joiiv. P.. I'm K Eli. j to the bar in ls3-l, and boou obtaiued a j prelude, Kev. Foote recited in tremulous j y,,u Ui'. :. si.uwl t . M.-c, and he ad- j f.. rcJ ('.n t'.e cju,cKSt )ni the founda- Tite distinguished gel.tleiiieU troin i.ie ; large pracuce. i'urilig me iirsi inree I voire ii;e i)e;uiu:ui seiiiiiiielil o, i. joim, yances you ;;i on: -i:e l.an in us ..iue a. a rourtei t.th IVuus'ivania I istrict. has just j winters after Ids admission to the bar, I -I am the resurrection," etc. ' tremendous late of interest, per cent per delivered one xi th ableft tqiecchcs of his ' while Judge Story was absent iu Washing- ' At the conclusion of the services iu the i annum. This supply gon.-.joitr best dress, i r i ........ i. 'i.l !..... ... . .... I.. . ! .a i. :. i f .. i .... ...el;,... 1 liwlioraoie a UO; usciu. nii'o, ... ... - , ion, oe iu? .ii'jiiiiut.n n.-tuiui i" uitiaw jviiuiiu, iHiini wni' "i a ; ei j, iiio...i . your CXll a Km oi soot s, 1 oui . i i.o.n 1 1..-,, f Irilei--. tM-I Sl.l fl UKs. ; Ass ssmeilt ami Registration Expenses, i Agricultural S.sfiety, .1 Attorney's fervin s for roanly, s:i Hrlii'.'e linililing ami repairs. 4:; t'oiistalj'cs' ami Justices' fee-, in Colli an in wealth eases, i ll'.l Commonwealth witnesses" Ices, l.'i CoantV Cotiimissioners pav : .1. Iluiisrrkr. ?6t:. 00 j A. Vatin. :-.T5 00 ; .!. ;. Harham. 401 5o 1 I"). S. Kcitz, "0 (a ' Coast House improrcnients. .".a Court House repairs, j -I Coroner's ami justiees impi'si tions. ', 14 Court Crier's pay. ; t:i Comity Clerk's pay, lo l ounty Attorney's l.-.-s, V. A. holier, for 1ST;!, j 1 County Attorney' fees. S. 15. ! Uoycr, for lS7:i, i 1 County Auditor's pay, ' 1 Citaiity lust it ulc. '1 Conveying prisoners to peuit'ry ; g:;.l I'ox, sk.i.il; ami mini; scalps, 7 Fuel forCoait House ami jail. t Keiieial and Spring eleetion-, 1.; Cas for' oiirt Moure. :! l!o-i:tal expen-es for kerpinii Jaeo' ir..s ami others, g;l Interest on o!(! oii'ers ami bor rowed llieu.y. :;s .Jurors' pay and ' oti-MMe ." re turn o Colllt. l.'i Jury Commissio;i. : -' ; :.. 14 Jaaitor's pay. 1 M.'de-al aU.-ii.p.iie- i in i.ii!. JC, rriiit'iie.'. i 1 osliiu1'. o aio; t'iiKi e i lioueiy. : i:; Prison e'vpeiise.-, t Penitentiary expenses, , 11 ProT-eeutiieg AUoir. -' fee, ."i Prot"nouot:.ry"s fees, go Koail ilaime;e, a 4J lload and liriilire Veevi rs p;iy. ." Kefuinling overpaid taxes, 1". Shrrill's fees : J. H. Heller, $2,758 S4 S. 31. Rothermc!, 2,a51 2 ' 1 Standard weisilits and measures for county, State tae.a p;ii,l out of county funds. :;i Tipstaves pay, ;! Traveling evpense? ly C.iiin'rs. 4 Transei ibimr, ' (utstamling orders paiJ, i Treasurer's crniimission on S4.- l.s;i!) IS ! 1 j.". tm j HSj (XI j 7..'S7 14 ! iT7 :;( ! i.s:,7 4C ' 2.704 '24 Vis 71 :;:. 7 :;ii :i2 7.VI (MJ P.a'.aner paid as follows : : By amount of outstanding county January. .1, 1S74. 1,000 00 I taxes for the year 1873, 10, 1S74. .V)0 00 . Bt amonnt of outstanding State lax " -S, 1S74. 1.740 12 :::?HM i i for 1S72 ami previous years, AI.BF.RT CAtJWALLADF.i:. Esq., Treasurer of , By amount of outstanding State tax Northumberland County, iu account with the , for the year 1S73, same, respecting Slate taxes on personal By amount of outstanding bank proiiertv for the vear 1S7S and previous years! stock tax due from First National selll-d ii. his account "respecting "oiinl v and Bant of Northumberland forlS7( Stale Tax.?.' DR. To amount of outstanding Stale t.-.x for 1S7'J and previous years, To amount of Slate tax duplicates f-r is;::. Ha", oe".! In Treasurer, 2,024 til. (R. liy amount of Slain tax outstanding on the od day of January, ls74, 15v exonerations allowed eollcctois for 1S7S and jirevious years, llv commission allowed collectors ls7; and previous year-1. Balance, and 1871, By amount In hands of Treasurer on j settlement, 5(5 44 i "y raunt due from Geo. McF.liece, former Treasurer, l.WJS 17 1 1 7Sii H7 OaO 00 l 150 00 i ir.i 21 I 240 2! ; ,s;s .v i 15 i'7 I ::,42 2s ! S.VI 40 j 4-.'-; os ' I g.:l2S CD ! .. ... . ,, . ! B amount of outstanding luxe, on '" i 'duplicates on tlie First National "o . ii i l5:l"k of Nortliumberlaml. for the UJ ! vear ISrOaiid 1S71, Bv amount of commission allowed 4.474 CI :2.-21s 91 45 1". IS.-. 10 2,02i 1 4.474 71 25,275 65 SS2 43 1,885 4tl 600 00 15,240 12 ; 4,738 23 $40,264 73 I Excess of county assets above in- ; debtcdness, $37,465 33 On the above amount 2 County oders of 1865, amountiu to 11,350 are undoubtedly Ioct, and should not be considered as liabilities to the couuty hereafter. fSaid Bounty r.rder r.rc supposed to be sat-isiied. j ALBERT CADWAI.LADF.R, Esi,., Treasurer of Northumberland County, m account with the same, respecting State tax on National Bant Stock, for tlie year 1S73 and previous years, settled in his account '"respect m:r County anil Plate Taxes," etc. DR. To amount of duplicates for the year 1S7:1 and previous years, 4F2.W.I 10 B,U. ree'd bv Treasurer, s .'.27i 1 1 IE. ad ta- 2(1 00 1,1 7i 53 SIS 40 472 3i) I.Ctiti in! 1.263 00 724 21 2.1 S7 43 40S 25 2t 2; 5,00'. 57 304 00 5.S35 20 collector years. Balance. for IS 73 2.iW 10 ;oo on 111) '.!'. 27i 14 .2,'.'.i 10 j ALBERT CADWALLADER, Es-i-, Treasurer of Northumberland Connty, in account with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, respecting Licenses froTi the 1st day of January, 1873, t the 3.-d day of January, 1874, both days Inclu sive. DR. To amount leceived from Tavern li censes for the year 1873, To amount received from Restaurant licenses for the year 1373, To amount received from liquor store license for year 1873, I To amount received frora retailers of merchandise, coal and lumber yards, iVc, as per Mercantile Ap praiser" list, for the year 1873, To amount received from Millers' license for the year 1873, To amount received from Billiard Tables for the ysar 1873, To amount received from Brewer and Distillers, for the year 1373, To amount received from licenses on Patent medicines. To amount received from Circus and 3,070 00 700 00 300 00 AIKRTC'ADVVALLADER,E,, -easurer , T - u censes collected frora Retailers, Billiard TabIes,Ten-pin alleys. Re staurants, Ac. for the year 1873, To 20 Copies of Pamphlet Laws, 3.S57 50 300 00 270 CO SO 50 1 00 110 GO Northumberland Count v. In account with the Militia Fund, of the same, for the years lS7il. Is71 asl 172. DR. To balance in his hands as per Au ditors' report. 1872, IS'J 29 To amount ot Militia Taxes for 1870, 1S71, 1S72, outstanding on the 1st dav of January, 1,899 39 tion- ino- jjues in favor of a free exchange and trans- students. 1 lis favorite ionics were those i .1... .i;i.:i.n. : mission o ,i ivspapeis. ioi. ...... lion of public d.K.'UU!euts. lie scouts the: idea of a Tux ou 10 l)iffiii'n ..f Knowl edge. The alu.- is timely, and ii wiii do good. Although iVeouotilly iuicn upte.l an 1 . rjuestioued duram the delivery t.f hissjieech. Mr. Packer replied promptly, intelligently j and catisfactoiy to every inquiry, showing , a well-furnished mind, and admirnbV n adiness nud wit. It is a broud, sagacious. &iate-ma.-iihe ; arsuaient, iu the inleres! of the jK'.le. With the all-i i.iotacing slance of a pub- ' licist, Mr. IVket l:iki in the wonderful; dcvelopeineiit and j ro-re of the country, aud theref re his argunict.t is the more : "iisagtus an' instructive. His reply to the criticism of Mr. Hawes t -ni' irate. but masterly and convincing. ; As a defence of the General i'ost Office, ' sfiortly afterwards published a l-'.ter re-f.-oni the sneers of lie- ignorant, it is tio'.e- buke to Mr. KoV-r? ('. Winthrop, who then W.Ttl'V." character, the processiou i foniie; the , your l'.ible, and linally your hed. cortege slowly jeocceded t' Mount Auburn, J lUni ail, f;r tie y aieall salable. where it arrived shortly aft.r six o'clock. At the eiave the Lord's Jir.tver was recited 1 V He v. 1 r. underl-Kid. chaplain of the I'liitci Mates S li st. . Tli- e!e.:i. consist ing of forty male oice-. mil: !. k- appro priale music, and tin !. diei:oii y Uev. Mr. l"..o;e closed the last s 1 ii .!.!s paid to the hiorlal remains ; Mas-ai iiuseil's S-nator and 1 slon"s h-er-rcd son. At TIU'sYol" ENAI!: St'.MNKR. Uostori, March b'. An an'opsy of the body of Senator Sum;n r was made to-day i and a riiorl written out a follows : "The relatiii' to constitutional law and the law of nation. In lalT, he visited Kurope, wlu ie lie reni.iiiied till lsl'i, and resideil nearly ayeir iu En-land. On his return to r.or'.on he r sumed l.r.v practice. He voted with the vl.is party, but look :io active part in politics till 14.3, when he delivettd a 1'ourlh of July oration liefore the inLuicinal authorities of IJostoii on "The True Jrandeur of Xaiions,"' in which, prompted by the menacing aspect of ailairs hi twceii the I'nited States and Mexico, he denounced the. war system, and iiifcis'ed that il on-ht to ejve Wfly ;,e:i,.,- ful aibitrate.il for the adjudication oi im- ijt., eoicuary artery, in a considerable jmr tcrnal j'ies.tioi!s-. Mr. Sinnner raruest !y (if i,.,.,!, .,s s nmeh os-ilied that engaged in the opposition of the annexation jts ,-:,:ih, was Oimh.bhf d at least cnc-half. of Taxes on the ground of-l.ivery. InlSli;!Tli0 rj;.ilt (.,,: ,,-v :UMy was slightly he maile an address to the whig Slate Con- ; nth.oinalotin and consider!.!. iy enlarged, vention of Mas-.o-huselts on "The Anti- -i'w ,.avities. of the heart were dilated. la very Diu'e s ,-f (he Whig Party," aud ; ,...,1M-eia!H tin; lower third of the left venti- II j takes V mi get a ticket for lacli :irli--'e, and if you come within a year a:e! r.-h 1111 them, all iiht ; if not, at lb--1.0 ... a ear liny are sold. ih've shoj.s you will see a ': lli'in'j .i' keieti U'slde il e.ili- :s. lliiile, revolvers, iiiusical t .i.'s. clocks, kettles, sk ltes. rtabiv ipel ! V lliite r te The In the concluding extract of Mr. Packer's sptoh. in refer, nee lo the number of ik-wb-papcrs in existeiiee at the dawn of the sevolution, aud the rapid progress made in country newspaper since, and their iulliieuee iu bheilding the lays of intelli gence iu the most remote places u'-t pene trated by any other agencies of dueation, the editor of the Jinn says : "This is a handsome eompliineut to the press, and we shall be greatly mistaken if it i not republished throughout the land. Mr. Packer is worthy of the honorable place he holds iu the ("ouneils of the Na tion. iVnnsylvania i Justly liro'.id of him."' I.atit English advices concerning the iron trade in that country report a general tU;rauscnieiit of prices, indicating a further oeiieral fall, boi.1i in the iron and oal trades. The trade of South Wales shows ! reia-. s.-oteil l'.o-:oii in Con.-ress for his vote iii f.ivr of tlx- war with Mexico. Those slips hd eventually to Mr. Sumner's sep.ii.iiion Iron, the whig party, and' asso ciation with the file-soil-, rs-he hut effi cient suppoit to lit,: free-soil candidates, Van l'tiren and Adams, iu the presidential coulest of 1K In 1SGU Mr. Webster withdrew fro.u the United States Senate to enter the cabinet of Mr. Filhnoiv, and Mr. Sumner was nominated for the vacancy by a coalition of fret-boilers and democrats in the Massachusetts Legislature. lie was lectol after an tamest and most protract ed contest, ami has ever since served in that body. His lirst important speech iu the Senate was against the fugitive slave act, and when President Fillmore signed that act he pronounced against him a bit ter condemnation, lie took a prominent part iu the debate on the repeal ot the Mis souri compromise and oil the contest iu ally thinner than usual, point an in -1; and a half front the apex, over a s:-ae. 1 .vo. t lords of an ira-h in diam eter. "In il.e vicinity . f this wro several small c'ois of bl.'od, some, of which had probably f-i'iud l-foie death. Nothing ' abaornnl was found in the brain or oilier organs. I. P. S .IacksiiX, C. Kl.l.i-s It. II. Fit.. "In p: s nee of Henry (J. (,'!ark, 11. K. Collins, Alfred IlitchcKk. II. H. lVach, Joseph I. Johnson and II. !b'own-Se- (pjard." l)r assault coinni'' e.l in the hi aii Inside one . satin i;is., co skirt, s!i instrument e ry sp' ci. llcavi n. side by Ih.! iu toe safe in the hack i. i.i, v.11 would, if you could "et n iieen therein. ; r !.:ud of pro- jewelry ; '.id silver p!a not SliylecU's only on Fifth Aeii;ie, lias s: nt n re f..r dress than her pu ssed husband can attui!, ami she docs no: ask him f r money. Tl; ob seejiii. ai di. ss-inak'. r shows her thai her diamonds c 1i1.be easily removid from their ; settings, and b.igus stones, thai an expert i com. i OalOIV le.l ir ;n me genuine, put 111 , eei.iily so at a ! at a ti illiui' c si. The,, .J,is.- or Simon will he glid lo advance her what money ; she in . ds i n t!- niiiue stones. This she j dot s. ; -i in-; a 1 uiuous ir.ieusi, and t r:ng to save motley 1 ;iool. on; of her allowance ; tore-;..:;! 'ie ;v. iel '.'.leli I'llilleii melS I the first coat, if I may use the expres-! i'10 ts at V sion must he olive. Remember this, fair ' ', l I ladies! You must become Indians, or an Total, approximation thereto. And another thing. Take the long high heels oil' your shoes, .. , . 1 ...1 !.. . ! ..... ,,. Te.eb Cash received nun iiavi; eiioo sou;iic iiei;io ie..L uu, cv ; I where the heel ought to bo. Fashion has, ! for once, done a good thing. P. nt how long ' will it iast V :'PAi:iJ)R AUTILLKR V."' About these days look out forpeddhrs, ; v.ith a new toy for children, called "Parlor ' Artillery.'" This cheerful article is a can non loaded w ith nitroglycerine, which dis charges an india rubber ball, and warrant ! ed to he "harmless' Put, nevertheless a ! box of the cartridges did explode in a house on Fourth avenue, and did blow the front i:t r.ii'T- !s of the Vi lllii'iie Were oetit I' ills enst! 1 - . . . . re. ,.ie , o r.ii f .t o(jt as comI,ietcy :lH though a powder .mers. Madame. . .... ....,.,..., ,..-,.; T,,v...i,,e , lliaazine o.m i.ii'iei in..t..., Charles Augustus, ageel live, loading and tiring his little cannon, warranted harm : less, iie drops one hack into the box and an explosion ensu. s. Charles Augustus is ; not to he found, nor is Mary Ann, his ; little sister, who was regarding the pro : feedings with interest. The cherubs are gone, but you will lind pieces of them in ; the back yard. Small fragments of C. A.'s ! boots, and p..sib!y one of Mary Ann's ; -jaiters will In; enough to hold a funeral from collectors of coiinlv taxc; forls73anl previous years. a -!l ree'd from collector of Stale laves for ls.73 ami previous years. Cash ree'd from collector of hank t ax for ls73 and previous years, Cash ree'd from commissions on land sold by Treasurers to county iu lsijS, 1570 and 1S72, Cash ie-eived from owners of lots to redeem from county. Cash ive'ii as redemption money for unmerited can ts. Cash ree'd iron, taxes on iviini'd hinds. Cash ree'd from lands sold outside of county hy R- M. Cniiiminirs, Commissioners' audit, Cash ree'd from lands soul by Com- inissioners. Cash ree'd from borough of Sunlmry on jii lament. Cash ree'd from judgment against lie.irge Mi F.'ieee, ( as'n ree'd a loan from hank (sine-. paid). Cash icc'd from AV. T. Forsyth on account of I ieol tlrass, a lunatic, Cash ree'd from "Royal Insurance Co.," Liverpool, Kngland, as in surance on Court House. Cah ree'd from P.iiiphin County Commis-iovrs for repair on line bridge. lash ree'd from Commonwealth "40 14 ! Hal. in hands of Treasurer, S 01. M4 7.". I CR. 17.0o." 45 ! Bv amount of Militia Tax out staudiuzon the third day of Janu-2,1-2-3 77 aiy, IsTl. 11,072 75 By exonerations allowed collectors. By commission a"wcd collectors, $St;.7W 05 jjy cas)) palf mirniiry ofiicer by or i "der of ini'.ilia board, as per tax iet-fiits. Ily cash paid for publishing military notices, P.y Treasurer's commission of 1 jr cent, ou 1.1'.K 00. Balance. .S2.0SS GS .til,07d -21 -?.V -2 1 fil ; '.-27.1 14 1.140 1)7 1 S-2.-, S7 132 -2S 422 8'.. 3S7 20 .V.) 53 1.105 00 I 4 00 j 11 99 I 5 01 CR. By 5 pr ct commission on 11000, 1 pr ft on 1000 and pr ct en $370 By Stat 1 rensnrer'k Reeeipu of Ju Iv 10th, 1S73, and January 27tb, 1874, Bv 5 pr ct Commission on $700. j By State Treasurer' Receipt Jan. 27tt. 1574, By 5 pr ct commission on $300, Bv State Treasurer' Receipt, 'ov. "25ib, 1873, By 5pr ct commission on $1000,1 on $1000 and on $1S57 50, By amount paiJ for publishing Re tailer' list, By State Treasurer's Receipts of Sept. 12th and 19th, 1873, and January 27tb. 1S74, Bv 5 pr ct commission on $300. i By State Treasurer's Rsceipt Oct. 20 00 $3,450 60 61 85 2,308 15 35 00 665 CO 15 00 2S5 OQ 69 29 111 80 y-j.lisss j i By 5 pr ct commission on $270, AU4F.RT 1 ADWALLADF.R. Es.p, Treasurer o ; bV State Treasurer Receipt, Oct. Northumberland County, in account with thi j "jo. 173 Treasurers of School Hoards, Supervisors of , B. 5 pr ct com mission on $30 50 Roads. Overseers of Poor, Vc, of townships By 5l,lte Treasurer" Receipt, Oct. and borongbs rcpecting taxes on seated ami i jo, ij73 unseated land for the years 1H70 and 1S71. j Bv 5 pr ct commission on SlSS, DR. 3.r-. ..i I i.soo 17 i 2,lHii 4S 4. .10 1,0 :;7i is 100 00 3,676 41 15 00- 285 0 13 50 250 50 1 52 28 98 9 25 175 75 5 50 104 50 1 57 313 03 1 00 19 00 7S4 W i $8,456 60 NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY In account itpri..TCUiVl.l.I)F.R. Esa.. Treasurer of i with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, re- Northnmberland County, in account wi:h the j t ime, for IS7;t lil r,3 ' To balance iu Treasurer's hands ss i per last Auditor's report. ! B i!aee due Treasurer. ' Bv State Treasurer's Receipt, Oct. i "10, 1973 7S2 33 ! By 5 pr ct commission on $110 2 17 ' State Treasurer's Receipt, Nuv. -'."tn. is,. CR. Bv amount paid to Supervisors of Roads. Treasurers of School Boards, Overecrs of Poor. .fce.. as per receipts, 7S4 50 ' By !i Pr ci commission on $313 60 Bv State Treasurer's Receipt, Jan. ; 27th, 1874, By 5 pr ct commission ou 20 00 j By State Treasurer's Receipt, Jan. 27 J7s4 50 ' 'l'1 DR. ! To a balance due on his settlement of j County. Stale and bar.k taxc, tve. 3,24-) 12 ' specting State and National Bank Stock Ta. .vc, for the year IS73. DR. To amount of Tax on Personal Pro- rv.l. r...." t fri.tn I .inrl finen. over. This is what you may expect if you j ( '.,, T,.,. flm j t. Kohrbach a- jury f ind. 239 33 00 Bv bal.in-: CR. ' in his hands. lore-..-.:.. ! .... n n-i '"' u purchase for vour tie. dear anything ms- jury fid (tnii .... ,.- to e' 1 . IV 1 ree d Irom J. T. Piummer, 1 nn.l ties, s:.,.ps .. ... n..... 1,. 1 .u. i -, M.ssing s. n:at distributing im-.-r asnitro-: I1(1(. ho.d ,,v cour;tT, temporary ai.t ..11 v we:s with which tiwy , ,vi.clinc cartrHIgC!i. iive Ihe parlor ar- ! Ca-h ree'd from Jacob Cril.er 1 d no', wish 'o j.ut. 1'ir this elass of cus- ; -, , i ,..,, ' note hell by county. . ' ., ; tillery a wide btrlu. I uevet Ii.vjiI cannon , r,.e froia J. K. Becker, tonieis toi re is .1 t riva'e s.,e entrance. ... , , . .!..,1.c...1i,i ... .. ,wv .n-er. : ....... i.ia .... .,tv 21 00 , I tonieis time is .1 priva neau.ng o, removing genuine iiianiouus , t) cauuon tll:ll at the breaking out of ami supp.j nig u.eu I'. " e w iu. ,....s.,-, 11 . . l fu8e(, t l.lis, , a art,J. I re;.-d'fro. sale of carpet ar.d I in nnv Khane. So deet-sea ted was tnv aver- note held by county. -'I - ! . . . - i T1...1 e i.i ; I. asi rcc it iroiu n . i . ituu ior uiu swiniring ori..ige ai .union, 100 00 STATEMENT of the Fiuacces of Northumbcr 1 laud County on the 3.1 day of January, ls74. lo (XI j t0 amount of outstandinj; order j on the 3J day f January, 1874, S2.07J 42 4S 18 ! Xo amount cf outstanding Itonnty 1 orders issued in lsV2, 725 00 Balance, w - nn a 1 v. I. D i .11.. trt:riT, .IS UAC) UJ bllC AUUIIl VI iwc- . venne tommlssioners for the year S3.1.40 12 173. attr deducting collectors' ' and Treasurer" eommissions,&c 3,240 12 To amount cf Tax on National Bank, for the year 1873, as flxeil $3,210 12 by the Board of Revenue Coraraig- sioueas,after deducting LellectorV and Treasurers' commission. Balance, minds me of a li'.l'.. the risihles of tie: weeks :i'o. A la' :lv ident that excited .s'.ioiiablej. only two , on Fifth Avenu. lery company -or any other company. I'lKTKO. j old iron, j fash ree'd from interest on outstand I ins; taxes. ! Cash ree'd from J. McFarland for ; witness fees returned. Cash ree'd from exonerated I axes. I'l... crO.Mii lieiticr Tint niiil. r the ln'.hienee ! Cash ree'd on Munia f. ..n. ..! ' of ll" ! of Ir. 1 'ierce's tloklen Medical Discovery sheep, n.nra.rs. i:ni itio.s. SK!. ye; eieaierie p.ess.o... ,0,1... ... , . , , ..i i ..,.,, S. .voeeted iiiii-rovenietit. The JJirmitighai.i ,, , . ., ., ,. , . Ill"u'" '"'i1 llrooks. a outn Carolina member of the Kansas 0:1.1; jia.-sages iu one of these . iil and iron markets are very much tin-1 . . ., ,, eo.u .ii.u .ion lom j House, w ho, while Mr. iliuuer was wi lt l'.rown S'pini.i sa.s-no traces of the got into tr-.-..i... "r,,. pm-ciia.vl tnou- . i::...iksw rediseovir-: sand '! 'ilar iln es. :i:l I iiousaini i.o,!:ir i fin-s. ainl th Us:inds dollar things gem . ' 1 .. . L ! t 1.. .. I .; 1 1 4. .. .t . . 1 .. t . . .. w ! ... ...t'.I I '.... ., 4..,. it-.w.L-c I Iii. Ol I lee: Ci , noil, t ! . -. .... i... . ... :.. . ;e :.. i tot-1 : that was fri-htful. Her husband had lost j ear, so.i, auu veneiy, am. w.v ... ...... o- , Es,.,.4 nf ,. ihei-iMiionotcorpor- ; ,,,,,. ; M(.ks. she dared not ask him I " """ ' l"1 ? ' ' .V tax-: ;t iv ill the i'eiill- f()r m,t)( y .,na, vvas s. , ,,,. ; sylvania Senate. ! lo.vi ruor Hartiaii l gave a nceplion ;a nun. her of l'liihid. Iphians, at Han is- things, and hied her to a jVwi l.r's w ho re : !nir . on Thursday tvenitii'. ed las! week. ! set them with imitation stoi.es thai looked 25 00 16 05 3!) 34 1 r.o I M I 1 GO CR. By amount of outstanding county taxes for 18?2, and prcvions years, ' 10.204 75 4,193 79 CR. By State Treasurer's Receipt of Sept. 1st. 1S73, on State Tax, and in cluded in county orders. By State Treasurer's Receipt of De- ' cemberyth and 11th, 1373, and In cluded in county orders, 4,533 21 1,301 9S 01 $5,835 20- 4,533 21 1,301 99 $5,835 20 k-.M:t: i. tA iiKMH. 1 ... ot. ; . ! i ' i ations was lepoi t- eipts above expendit's. ?S0,7'.0 25 11,072 75 luaUli tfotn within, true beauty stands forth in all in it j ;f.OKi;K M. EI.IE'.F., late Treasurer of North "lory. Nothing ever presented to Hie pun- , , , .. She had diamonds to the value of !.-,,( It HI. j c as a heautiiier of the eoinplexioii ev.r - w to She took these rin-s and bracelets and gave sucu sausi.ieuon loi.uns p..i pose as , .....,; t tin., i i.iiMimi'i' i no uir.iiMU ni 'i nii'M r Mi's i i v which operate upon the system through the j tor s r,'l'ort r 1 "' settled. It is stated that the demand on luited Slates tu couut is somewhat stcad-i-r, but the business done with this coun try the present season w ill I considerably under the average. "James J Cami-hell's 31jitnl u.i J'oi'i, at Johnstown, l'a., has been resuscitated and merjied with the L'7:o, a IX tnoeratie pais r. The Krfot & Yu'vt will be the organ of the. name parly." We copy the above from our I kn.ocratie nelghb r of the Jhiihi. of the 17th inst. Wo have on more than one occasion cu ing at his desk in the Senate chamber, : struck him on the head w ith a gutfi percha cane til! he fell to the th.or imxaisihle. His Christian Sliarp. , the inventor of tin nn on Sharpe. t itle, died suddenly ill his Conn.. Thursday resi.li iii.-. .1: ei non. I.i-ht. of I.i iiionlrli:e ol the luiiL injury was fallowed by long disability, from . ; . ,., , jJ(, w:ls ., ,iajiv, which recovery was not complete till I -W j,.,.s,.y three or four years latter. Whether this I , r i.-i.. linm.liiso uepo-i's hi L'oppo,, iioojuij i iust ai w, ii as 'he cenuiiie. ami mi the genuine stones she raised the money to re lieve her waul. it the I In the meantime the Iiiisnand had list .f money at gambling, and had '-debts ol bo ' nor which must be paid." How was In-.. was really the result of the assault has Im-i-u j a disputed question however. His lie.t "I re-election to the Senate was by a tiiiani- I mous vole of the Massachusetts Senate, and all but seven votes in tlie House, which coiisislei; une.pialed in tin- ootid, are (;,;,! to exist in lluch. UiiiV, ill the ey'i. na; s aicili wesieio part d irinia. lll.ll.ileda of Keo! tlekillis mill- arc said to it? His wife 1 of several hundred members. ; '" V are m-i pr-it r!y cpiipped for . !i. t i- ... . i ir iTiii il. .rn'iili.'iUiii:: 1 . M ' K.l V'I I'M 1 it l IJ .Hi i in in iii-ii. no l i iiiiuic i; i.' i uui' lit in j..:!. u- He diamoii.ls ! Capital idea ! fine morning he sapped tbei.i in 0:5 pocket and went t a jeweler's. "Can you uk- stones out of jewel- and replace thetu with imii itioii V Certainly."' 'What would these he won a- -or ratio r ilt.ee Upon them V 31 Si Total. Tot ai . 1 atic parly was dead and buried, and now ' ... . .-. T. ...I. . ' .1 ...I ! went abroad again iu May, and j I'""'"- WW ' :i ':- wi,at would ... adv ""' " s ii,l I.e. tiullin ' out the snarklels. ,-r." Iv ium ky i- a P.-.11 s-.;.tie Mat.-. , Tll(. j,w,.i, ,-.lk,.,i :lt ,i.m u,,d looked J'he public dell' o 1 ti.t!i Iptlia is to-day j lV) ! "About Sloo ;' turning iu lS.'i'.'. lie took an active part he tacitly :id"!',s, in the above paragraph, 1 i,j suptiort of Lincoln and Hamlin, in the l.at there in nothiug lel'l of llo ".Votmfaia j presidential contest of lHki. During the J'..,'. " of Ili.inoeracy but the "v '10." j discussion in the Senate, lesiiinng from s--Xo! hi ng could be more iippropriale than 1 M. )( he. eaniestiy opposed all compro the name of the "rt mscitated" Journal. ; with slavery, and early proposed It is but just and proper that the Echo j emancipation as the speediest mode of ' lVni.s ivatiia at the pr. s. :. t;; tiol less than sixty millions of d .liars, or only a third less than was :.i.e titlire debt of the I 'nited Mates in J :teii. l-'jl. and more than double tie tela! i'ol- ;.' -..'l.iSS of should follow, and come iu behind the J bringing the war to a close, (hi March -J, : .. . p.t !. .. ...1 .... ...... hi. .!,...., 1 . . ..... .1.: e.l... s: ... .. . . f Oiee I'l III.' IJeojiie. ,4;..i .... .ill. ..i.w i .... ... 1,.. ,,, i.i ,,t t, 1 .;,! olil:iiil i . -u.-.i-. ... i ou.. j.i v 1m lore the To.'-.. Some few straight out K moeiats tiiiiy stii' continue to scream Iroin 1 he u.ounlaiii tor, "where 's now too Senator lhownlow is recovering lSiil, he Uicame chairmaii of the ."vnate jrf,ni his rcceut illn ss, and 1 xjH cts to lie cotnimttee 01: loreign nlaiioiis, ami . January 1'2 itelivued an 1 Liboratc j ,.ar',y ,' y. Tin- Senator was much allected x ech. arguing lii.it the seizure of Messrs. iiv j),,. sudden deaih of S nator Simmer, "Sl-Vl! Why they cost .-rl..,l f.l. " "The oiigin ils dotibtless did. We medium of the blood are necessarily some what fclow, no matter how good the r.-medy j Balance due count v, employed. While one to three bottles clear 1 R. the skin of pimnles. hlotehes, eriiitions, j By abatement allowed by County yellow spots, comedones, or "umbo," a ! Commissioners, 1 1 . .... Bv aiiiouiit T'liid 011 judiriiient hebl dozen may possibly be required to f J some cases where the system is rotten with p;..,,,,..' " ' scrofulous or virulent blood poisons. The 1 cure of all these diseases, however, from the common pimple to the worst scrofula is, with the use of this most potent auent, ! only a matter of time. Sold by all Drug- j sp1- ! ( (IVF.IM.I) WITH ERUPTIONS. tTR KI. ! Clavkuac K, Columbia Co., X. V. i : Dr. I 'ierce, lhilfalo. X. Y. : j I si? I am sixty years of am , and have j been articled with Salt ltheum in the worst I form for a great many years, until, acci- deiitly. I saw one of your hooks, which de- scribed my case exactly. bought your (.olden Medical Discovery and took two ' bottles and a half, and was entirely cured, i 1'roin my shoulders to my hands I was I ...it :.-i.le e..l-!.l-i'.l ll-Oll M-I1nlilll)4 .'.Is ?7,S3l 4.7::s 432 55 2,11.1) 48 4,73S 23 f 7.331 31 . entirely covered wilh emotions, also on 'l ' I I-..-., niid bo.lv. I was likewise atilicted wilh the original in our sale, lie took oiii 1 i'i...llin.lt.;I,r Sl ihat I wn'.ki-.l with "reat :ks ;.o.i. and put. in these paste out tw ones. The e.-ntl. 'liiin gr.vea prolonged whistle. ibb-to icsuino his seat iu th-; Senate at an ! and PUi ii. m in his ; : ef -Mid walked 1 once great Democratic party '" and the organ KM in a faint v i e will answer, 11 hr,- V Tin: Nkw-II ami -hm:k lii.ui tmn. 'l'he iie.iublicans iveie so '-cock sure" of earry iiig the Xew-llamj shire election last w.-ck. tha'. they made noelloit to that end. while tlicir I. in .ciulic oppotnuts were sp ei ll. ill JUili lll.il 11a: se..u.v; '. .'.rw.-i. i,V I Mason and lideli m board the sbanierj,,.,,! -,.o,-(.ts much that iilio-ss prevented Trent was i.iijusMli.ible ou the principles ! of interiiiilional law, which had always ; Ix-cn maintained by the United States. Since the war Mr. Sumner iias been con- ! spieuous ior his advocacy 01 111c civil ngius bill. His i ;.sonai diiH reuci: with the ad ministration led to his displace in nt from out. Tlcre 'Vis .lOUblies- a set 11 : i his houe. Doiibtles- lie demanded why Madam, his wife, had pawn' d her jewels, aud doubtless she wanted to know how be came to know it. How it was sett'e d la yer will be known. the cha:rniai.sliu l Hie eoii.mUtee oj l.r- , 1 1 , ,ns,". - ., , ... ..... ... ... e Men "' airs m l : I .11 v-si conn venress, , , ... euicliy niu aciin 0 a. "ii. i" k'.i uu- .t .... ; -s : .lao-s i"i i.ii- 'j., , -..j ihr-mscives, and succeeded at hast pa rtiaT'y. 1,1 !l" W:s" M,w,'"k,, ,ual"r ' inj Mr. Mvl.u. ..f Lancaster : Mr. Xewmy- The Senate is equally divided, w.th some I Cameroi!. In the la-.l presidenii.il diction j ,,,.',,( Aleiiaiiv : Mr. Wolf., of Union ; lie lavoivci ine u .:ii;i.a; :oij o( .n. ...eciey. j jjr . t(.( . ; i ,,; Tj:i and Ml. My rs, of His resolutions lo , xjumge tiotn the biittle ! ... ,r . him from being presi nt and joining with his ft ifow euat rs in ja ing a htt tribute of resiit et to the true friend "f i he South. The appointment of Speaker MeCorn.ick i The pawnbrokers are ail shrewed men. 11 ' I . ....... 1. ...... .1 v.,,.l ...,tni..rn,.i,n. Disi.iet Attorney f..r the Western D:s-j i ney noi ...n s...o., . .....e. ... u . w j f.iicher Mvope, deceased, will ""in i per-.u .i p: ij , ui ..o.. i i. ... .;.. n ....,.;...!.... ol i e.vaetlv what it will bring at audio;.. There a;e four or five candi- as i ii-1 1 in tlie!, vice neeessitati llaS the liaue - of ic! oi ies bi' OU 'lit own upon him the census- of the Massachusetts i ,.,.,.,. ; .,, vacancies lo fill, and -tie- Hon a majority of Democrats, siy from l.'tog'), when the vacancies are f.lled. West .n, the D-moeratic caudidiite f.,r .ovcin r, i-:' tX election bv the te-mde by bOl::e two - - . 11 . , . I.- .... i - . ii ..r three hundred rotis there b-ing three !.8cii..i- in- mi. .,:--ei,e.- iu.,-,. rcacnen .andidaf. and a majoriiv elects; but he ! bim a frwdays U-fore his deal!.. I be tn wiil 1M-chosen by the I-islature. Two i umjd, of (ien. !i:tl-r ov.-r Mr. Munn. r in years :. -o I..; was (iovunor. hut lu-l jenr tbe i.omination of Nimnuns f-r th- Ii .-'.on the Kepubli. ai.s carried 1 he Slate by over j colleeiorsh.p do, s n a se. , lo have at all two thousand. Thus, it wiil be seen that "AH-ted Mr. Sumne.s popularity at ne. , . , ; ..li.ei;,.. ! On the. contrary, li.e expressions ol n-gard i . oe i. cr-coi in rii. in i1iuini..i.i.... in not always. nor at any time the best. It i i uu: Til IF. VI s l'.v; the pawnbi okcl's. If th-- thief has stolen a watch or tab!.- linen, r handker chicl, he do, s not kee.i it. So the pawn broker gets them a', .ne-fointh their value, knowing that ihev will never be claimed ililhcully, and thai is entirely cured. May (iod sjiiirc yon a lonj life to lemain a bless i:v to mankind. With untold rr.ititu.le, Mrs. A. W. WILLIAMS. lsio. IS7I. V X I H I I. I. F. K . 1 HF.IiRF.AT I a in ily KIrli-im of'tlit Aj;'. Taken Internally, It Cures Dysentiiry, Cholera, Dianhea, Cram;, and 'Tain in the Stomach, Ifowel Com plaints, l'ainters' Colic, Liver, Coinjilainl ; Dyspcps'a, Iniiigesiion, Sore Throat, Sud den Colds, Cotiehs, itc, tJtC. Used Externally, it Cures Iloils. I'elons, Cuts, Eruises, Ihnns, Scalds, (Hd Sores, Sprains. Toothache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia, llheumatisni. Frosted Feet, e. . iie, .c. I'AIN'-KILLEi:. . t i .... . - . . : ..: aiiera uiorougn iii;u y iiiniiieiao.e nini In Illinois (iivoicu cases, hereafter, the j -j-i,.. ni;uks ali bi- heard in oih-ii court, j clo-.h -the cases of watches are melted, if , " ,. r I witnesses, has proved itself the Medicine of ik.n out o, articles of. Air!, u . an jnt(.rn.,, .,,, ex,,.-,,.,! ii- ..e.. mo'l...! I . . r i- . ...i! . . ... legislature, but that action has lately re- Thi, wiJ1 , .nj po,.i,lar jokeahout "stop- I t lt: material is good nough, and otheis I'i;.' in Chicago twenty minutes for dinner i arc substituted in short no matter what and ten for a divorce." the article is. it is disui.-cd so that its The le gislatures of Iowa, Minuesota aim , ()Wiier wouidn't know it. It is a curious Wisconsin have passed laws, similar to ; ,ir,.f, s ion and full cm i .as incidents. ought to be a lesson Iicrcalier. TiiE Dauphin County Court graute;! mi Monday au r h r for the release of (ieorgc . Evans on his entering ..",'' bail for I. is ajijM'ar..iice at the April term to take the benefit of the insolvent act. Physi cians certify that Evans cannot live more -than a month if kvjit in connnemen;. Tim Williamsport wonien rusaders adopted a new stroke of policy ..n Satur day. They talioned eatineis ntihedum f places where llicy nui'jxised liquor to be told to take down the names of Ihoie en (eriug. Il is just possible the zeal of these women may outrun their discretion, and that they may undo all the good liiey hav done (if any) by goin aie sti-ji too far. Mr. Stephen II aki:!- a prominent citi ?n of rottsv'd'.e, struck by a coal train near Frackville, on Tuesday of last week, jnd intanl killed. for the Massachusetts Senator from his own State were never more outsj-oken ami all-c-tionate. It i only a few days since Mr. Fillmore passed away, and now Mr. Sum ner, 3 much younger man, but equally cn Epicuou it: public atiairs.has passed away. In the year li7, Mr. iinnn r then lifiy six years old, w;is mariied to Mrs. Alice Mason Hooper, widow of Slurgis Hoojht, Lsq., by whom she had one child. She was a lady of line intellect and many ac complishments. IJiit she soon found it im j)oihle to live with Mr. Sumner, and she left him a few nioi.lhs idler her marriage, goitu abroad wilh her ri!d nini residing chietiv in Italy, li.e cause o i the spara- ihat of Illinois, for the regulation of rail road freight rates and passenger fares. The I 'resident - of Societies of the Preven tion of Cruelty : 'rials, in the cities of Pittsburg, Ph : i ic'q.'e 1 and Jersey-City, have Ikcii bef. i .he I. .oitnittee on Agri culture of the lion-.- iii.. i urged I he passage M.oiNos. New York, and som THK I I- Th capita!:-:', of who w.-ie ii..t .-apj-ilists, got, some years a'-.,;i mania for big buildim:, and an im- nieiise iiUtu'K r were erected. them J.-lid. The ' sau sli. et one. of tin Hut none of ling in Xas- b'.i'iest loe-iilities iu of a bill coiniiellin- :li - i.iilr.eid oinpanies i tn. L.:,y v,;ts, built at a cost o' millions, unload, feed and wah r the carloads ofc.it- I ;t it (b;n"t rent. The cost of the building tie iu transit, from the w. -tern Mates 1" j is so enormous thai no one can afford to the markets iu N. w Yikaiid oth--r eastern Stales. Johnson's Anodyne Liniment is, without ! doubt, the safest, surest, and best remedy that has ever b -en in vented lor internal and external use. It is applicable ton great variety or complaints, and iscqually benefi cial for man or beast. We have seen it st-ited iu various papers that Agents for tiott was never made public. After a iapie re M l.t. i O. Iie . a 1 s ..... .s..n..i.-i if in.uuo. a'.ce.i.e . .r.i. ........ .. M........!,.,..,.. .... I throughout the counliy , il... Intl. ..f M:.v. l.sT.l :. the -Mound ,,f dc- I the sale of Sheridan s Cavalry ( otidition serlion. Mr. Sumner was represent, d by j counsel, hut no opposition was. made to the decree. Under it Mr. Sunnier had the right to ma;ry again, but the lady had not. Arja. very recent proceeding, however, this right v a!so grunted lo h.-r Pow.hrs wire auihoii.ed to refund the money lo any person who should use them ami ti.t be sat isiied with the result. We doubled this at lirst, but the proprietors authorize us t siy that it is true. pay a rent thai w ill be remunerative. For instance, stnail olllces on the third lloorare held at S2, "Ui per year, which rent requires an excellent business to pay. Men go to less expi nsive buildings where they can remedy. ( Hie positive proof ot its ellicacy is, that its sales have constantly increased, and wholly upon its own merits. The ef fect f the 1'.inkili.i:i: upon the jial'.ent when taken internally, in case of Cold, Cough. Ii wel Complaint, Cholera, 1 lysentery, aud oilier alilictioiis of the system, has been truly wonderful, ami has won for it a name among medical pre paration that can never he forgotten. Its success in removing pain, as an external renidiy, in cases of P.urns, ruies, Sprains, Cuts, Shims of Insects, and other causes of suffering has secured for it such a host of testimony, as an infallible remedy, that it will be handed down to posterity as one of the greatest medical discoveries of the nineteenth century. j T1IK l'AIS-Kll-I.I.i: j derives much of its jiojuilarity from the .sim- j plicit y attending its use, which gives it a j peculiar value in a family. Ihe various diseases which may he reached by it, and in their incipient stages eradicated, are among I hose which are peculiarly fatal if ALIiKRT ( Al)WAI.l.AnKi:. F.s.p, Treasurer of NoithuiiilM-rii.ud County, in account with the same, pom the first day of January.- 1S73, to the third day of January, 1S74, (both days in clusive) respecting county and State taxes. iV.c. DR. To amount f oUPt.inliie.; ei.ui.ty taxes for tin- war W--', on the first day of January, 1S73, To amount due county as per An li ter's report t.r 1 s7 2. Ti. amount of .o.piieales for the ye i r 1s7:;. T; iinn.'ii: t !' outstan.linir Si.it e tax.- for the year 172 and previ oti year-, oa I lie lt day of Janu ary, I-7::, for use of county. To amount of duplicate the year Is;:;, tor use of county. To ;. mount received from !! e'.ors i.r ti.mk tax tor 1ST;; and previous years. To amount ree'd from ('oniiiii-sioii-e:s on land sold !y Treasurers to the county in lStis. 170 and ls7'J. To amount ree'd from ownsrs of lots to redeem from county. To amount r.c'd as redemption Money for uneateil lands. To amount ree'd from taxes on re turned lauds. To amount ree'd lio'ii lands sold o'lislJ.; of county i.y R. M. ''1111--miiius. Commissioners" a-cnt. - To amount ree'd from hinds .sold by I ..iiimis-ioiii 1 -. To aiiiouiit received lioin I" r uiel, of unbiiry on judsineiit, To illlloliilt " leeeiv.d fr.Ht .i.-ol";.- MeKiieee uu jielLiinent. To amount le- eii. il on h an Iron. bank ( -inc.: paid ). 'I'o :i ine 111. 1 ree'd Iron. V. T. For- svtli, oil aceoili.t of Jacob lir.iss. lunatic. To aino-.iiil ice'd Imii. "RoTal Ii.s. Co.," I.iv. rp.ioi, Kniilau.i. as in surance oil Court House, T amount ree'd from Dauphin Co. Comuii -sie.neis for repair oa iine biibe. To amount i ce'.l from Common - wc.'.llh eosls. To am. imt from Court lines. To amount Iron. I.. T. Rohihaeh. as pirv fund. To amount from .1. T. Pliuiiiuer. on note held by count V, To amount from Jacou ( reiuer. 011 note held bv eoiiuty. To amount from J. B'-'-U.-r. on nop: held by county. To amount from V. I. Hu'.i. i'.-r ! sivinirin bridge at MiHon. To amount from sale of cup. ;.- ai d oid iron. To amount li.uu interest oil ''m- Miindin lav s, To aniounl fiom J. .McFarland, for wit 1:1 -s f-es returned, To amount from exonerated taxis. To ai.ioui.t of surplu- from sale of sheep, get lighter rents, and the big splendid j HUfu.rcd to run ; but the curative magic of buildings are empty. 1 he Domestic sew ing Machine Co.'s building, corner Ihoad way and Fourteenth, his never paid one per cent on its cost. I could mention iwi nty such buildings, ihe history of one answering for the n st. The Domestic Company pays a ground rent of ?:i,00J per year and the cost of the building was simply enormous. These buildiug3 are splendid advertisements but the proprietors Total. i:;.;i:s 7:: :;,477 f.J .J.7t!l 0-2 ...-.. if. 41 l.'..W 17 14 1,: to t'7 s':.-. s7 10 a ::.7,'." .-.'". l.So-.i 17 ."..iksj .-4 -.'.1..0 is 4.:) no :;7i i mi Oil :.s y:;.i :;3 no -,'l 00 1 c.i 1 no 70 00 4 is -." no ll". l. 34 1 :.o 1 :::: eo Ifi.CW 41 Ylis; Oiitstantling Tax for 1S73 and Previous Years. Col.LECTOKS N AVI's. DISTRICTS. ; Cocstt. State, i Miutu. 16." Withii'irton bake iscs Philip Frank iSG;i;Thomas Miller ISiO Harmon Snyder , 1570 Thomas T. Burke 1571 Isaac Holllsler 1872 Sinon Mctzirer JS7- Samuel II. Hile lS7u' William Ccouer 1S?J Noah Klock !S72' Andrew Martin 172! Martin R. Gass, 1S73 William Blair lS7:;'Josiah L. Strawjer.... Si Christian R. (ionsert.. 17:1' Amos Maul 17;; iW. B. Lonea.lorf. lS7a George Troutman 1873 John T. Albright lS7:i Charles S. Miller 1S73 Simon Reed ls,7;, Abraham Blasser 1S7 Henry IIarri lsT.i - Andrew Gully lS7o,E. B. Slillwai;ner l7:,!Hnt:h McDonald 17:. j William Reed 17;. Samuel K. Hile is?:.' Lorenzo Mcttler 1S7-. 'Solomon Weaver lsT:.j Jeremiah P. Finchcr.. lS7e; 1 homas I). Huff 17:,; Daniel II. Evert ls7:!Johu Lampher 17:: Hei-iy I'. Follmcr 1S7:! Matthias Bostian lS7-!J"hn Jenkius lS7:i: 'Andrew Buchtr 1S7: Thomas London 1ST:; Henry I. R-i.'i.. sin -.- pa: ! Shamokin Boroug'a Upper Augusta .Point Township Shajaokiii Borough Coal Township ...... Mt. Carmel Borough Delaware Township Riverside Borough I Watsontown Borough , Jordan Township Mt. Carmel Township I'pper Augusta Chiltisqtiaque Township Coal Township , Cameron Township , Delaware Township Jackson Township lordan Lewis Township Lower Auguta Little Muhanay Lower Mahanoy Milton Borough , McEwensville Borough Mt. Carmel Township Mt. Carmel Borough ; Point Township , i Riverside Borough , ;Rush Township Snnbury Borough , jShamokin Borough ShaMiokin Township , 'Snyd;rtown Borough Turbutville Borough Tnrbut Township lrPer Augusta Watsontown Borough Washington Township .. -Northumberland Borough..... Zerbe Township I ?4i 5.V $47 83 J 100 00; 39 83' I 31 63, 2,868 36 28 90 1205 0i) 66 44 XJ 32 53 68 907 65 154 46 72 00 131 5o, 6 10 11 00 70 96 8 o61 11 OU I i 21 76 ! .... 7 60 i I 40 85 962 86; 106 66; 901 01 ; 66 79' 24S 75: 33 51 ; 1.927 19! 137 21' 420 SO 65 45: 141 CO: 86 6li 1,197 27; 105 5 1,433 051 119 03j 113 34: 38 461 1.124 711 126 80 752 04 51 87. 69 68 18 83 1,18.8 92 9 73 51U 47 21 99: 356 48 59 78 474 12 13 93' 361 46, 76 73! 2,832 12 86 19; 2,121 CO 47 511 ' 1,096 90 181 4?t 169 44 22 10' 215 12 16. 28 2,130 71 1S5. . 1.087 67 78 67 746 69! 62 40, 1S 62 43 74l .; 1,027 35: 67 73, 507 68 16 79; 29,463 44 2,213 91' 422 8 and such other Improvement as wert ctnall We. ih-. undersigned Auditors of Northumber land count v. State of IVnnsylvania, do certify necessary. that in pursuance of the 17lu section or the Act Extra Constitutional Election, cnliiled "An Act regulating Counties and Town- 9. B. Boyer, Attorney' bill, ships," .V.C., passed the lath day ot April, A. U. ls;H we met at the Commissioners" Ollice, in the borough ol'Sunburv, on the .".th day of January, A. D. s71, and adjourned from time to time 11200 e 250 0 This was for ervice rendered in the year 187 ii seeuriug judgment rs George McEllece, fo: mer Treasurer of our county. ' Attorney Fees for conutr, this preparation at once disarms them of their terrors. In all respects it fulfills the conditions of a popular medicine. He sure you call for and pet the genuine rain-Killer, as many worthless nostrum are attempted to he sold on the reat repu tation of this valuahle medicine. . - 1. l.r.lll.. K lireC.lo..s aceompauy ou. , . - Jnv illlk.;,t,.jlu.ss ..: .......z. .11 ......to 011.I s. 1 l k iir.r 1 ..... ........ . , I 1 ice veuin, o-.f 1,1 .0 s, . Hy coliiinission ou fM.'.uo asa. llottle. Balance din-county, Sold by all Medicine Dealer?. ! March 15, 174. lm, Total. by amount of outstanding county taxes on tin: third day of January, isM, By exonerations lo collectors, By commission allowed collect or. Bv amount of outstanding State 'taxes, on ill.; :td day of January, 1S71, for use of county, By exonerations to collectors. By commission allowed collectors, Bv amount of county orders paid. Bv aiiiouiit of outstanding orders $29,468 44 1,339 53 2,760 52 2,218 91 45 93 1S5 16 07.905 53 17.005 45 2.122 77 3,240 12 120.292 41 .mil .li.l audit, adjust and settle the Several ac- coaiii s required of us by law, agreeable to th This was for the payment of Couusel fees fr several Acts of Assembly, and supplements I the suit and collection of somethinj over si th'-reuntu, necoriling to the '.est of our own I thousand dollars in favor of the couuty again judgment and abilities. And we do I' irlher ctr- . the borough of Sunbury in 1372, and should hal lily lii.it upon due examina-ian of ihe expense ! j,cen paid for that year. hoi k- we l.nd lie: i.alebiedi.ess -,f the county iu . Outstanding orders and indebtedness fonsd a une.ai 1 cotintv orders, to be 2799 42. of which ; p,.r Auditor report for 1872 20.709 t amount :: county outers of the year lso,, amount- , Thi was for debts contracted in previoi in- to 1350 are undoubtedly lost. A 10 -a bounty order', of the year lst',-2, amountil.g to 72.'. arc supposed to be satisfied, leaving an ac tual indebtedness of 721 42. In witness whereof we do liereurto et our ham's nn I sca; this 2'etli day of January, A. D. is;t. J. M. FULLMER, (L.S.) JACOB F. MI ENCH, (L.S.I JUSEI'Il l.ISF.LY, (L.S.) March :- is7:l. nd'toj. year aud was J.ol properly an ilea, of espeoi for 1873. We might refer to still other items i our report, but enough have been given, think, to CDable the public mors fully and tl belter to understand our report when viewed i its true and proper light. We beg leave to call our Commissioners a tention to one fact, not to pass any bills of n: dries ; for instance we bad a few for horse hir traveling expenses, bridge repairs, fcc. Nov how ran the Auditors separate such a bill ai place the correct amount to the prefer itrc named in the bill f We are glad to be able to congratulate tl tax-payers of Northumberland Couuty with I! cheering i.ews that for Ihe first time in ma years our couuty is entirely free of debt and nice balance Iu the Treasury, and that ourCoi miesioncrs for the ensuing year will be able reduce the public burden by putting down tb taxes at two or three uiiils lower 011 the vain We the undersigned Auditor's of Northumber land Couuty, after concluding our labors, and closing our 'report, feel it a duly we owe to the tiix-piiyer, and also to ourselves, to call atten tion to a few fact that to the general reader may iippi-ar obscure (a duty heretofore, in our opinion, notice: ed by preceding Auditors.) We shall call attention lirst. To the secmii.tiv large results (.f the various I ,:( .heir nrooertv. items of expenditures as rir.l.o.!:.-,! in our report, : We caIinot iu justice to all parties interest but when viewed in conu.-. i '.on wall the several ; flose wi,i,out complimenting our late Treasun items which justly and prop.-, ;, belonged to the j a. Cadwallader, Esq., and ihe highest comp expenditures 1. f ether and lonm-r years will be mellt in our opiuion that we can pay bim is reduced almost half iu aiiionn:. ; pUUj9ii the fact that in our settlement wilh h Among these items we may . numerate the fol- ie amont 0r 126,292.41 we found him corr low ii:-. viz : ; to the very cent, and this is something no ti W.i 'htsHiid Mcasui.s for count v use: :'.04 HO unusual that we doubt Tery much if there : another county in the State can report the sau Though the law required it f..r th st-eunty of j an,j farthcr, at the close or our settlement the purchaser of goods and meiehandise, and ev- j paj(j over t njg successor iu office every dot erv kind of marketing sold by measure or weight, i j his possession belonging to the county,amoo ihcy had tu v. r before the present year been pro- , to 3,240.12. We say, therefore, what we tbi rured. j every tax-payer in the county will endorse, t'i John B. II.-II.-r-s bill for costs She- j N.uihumberland connty never had a more cc TiH 2758 34 Pete officer. ' We also take great pleasure in fnlly endi This was for co.-ts aud fees during Lis term of . as thH choice of our County Commissioner! office, and was not presented for payment until t.jr t'ierk, Peier W. (iray, Esq. We fo the viar 1S73. ; evervthing in the office Tery much improved; Printiu Bill 1179 53 thoroughly systematized. His book of cor , ,. , . orders, numberiug 1,143 during the year, The bulk of this item was f..r pubiislung the ; amonn,jn to 67,905.53, we found looted new constitution with the proclamation for the ; ac(.nrnteT, and all accounts pertaining tc Constitutional Election, and lb" sale of unseated i ,inice in exact order. We therefore sngges lands. I the Commissioners the propriety of raising Court House Improvements. $2704 24 j wages commensurate with his labor. These were exiiaordinai v, and consisted of I All of which is respectfully submitted. ...r neuter and ventilators throughout the whole : r- OLLll IK, entire building ; also, with new carpets, matting JACOB E. MVENC
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