mcncaii
.L 2. 1875.
e Tabic.
- TKA.IN9 ATBUNBnRT.
1 & K. R. R. West.
Erie Mail, 6.30 a m
Lk Haveu A. l'i.OO n.
Eltnira Mail 4.20p m
Fast Line, 7.10 p m
k. w.
ui I
a. in I
'-'.05 p w j
ritVoKIN DIVIblOS. Ji. C
LEAVE i.KltIVE
press, 12.01 p m I MaM, 9-2o a m
Iaii, 4.25 p m Espres 3.55 p ni
u accommodation traiu leaves Sliawokiu at
7.10a in, urriviusr at Mu Uirmel at 7.40 a in.
Returins, leave Mt. Cartnel at G.15 p ra, ftrriv
iuar at bhamokin C.45 p ui.
La.CKAWa.5N. K 3LOOMSBVUO U. a. tnai..,
leave Northumberland as follows 9.45 a. m.,
and 4.40 p.m.; arrive kt lo.wa.in.,aiiu ii.jy.ui.
I). 11 & V. R. R- Trains leave at 0.5j a. m.
nnd arrnc at o.. p. "
Accidental Insurance TicUcts can be bad of
.T. rihipman, Ticket Agent, at me l -i"-
Kaminfr Arrncemf ut for ilie Post
akfliro Mt (SUUbUrJ , 1 H-
V, 6.50 a. m., to 8 j. w.. wpf
oh Sundays.
TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE
31A1LC.
Arrives as follows :
From the East at 5.15 a. m., 4.10 P- m-t
" South, 5.15 a. m., 4.10 p.m.
' West, 5.15 a. m., 11.15 a. m., l.o5 p. m
and 4.10 p. tn.,
orth,1.50 a. m.,11.15 a. m., 4.10 p.m
SliamoLin and Mt. Carmel, 9.2a a. m
bliaini.kin proper, 4.00 p. ui.
M.ilSCl.HM5 follow: . T( r til
For the East, 5 45 a. in., 10.53 a. m., 4.50 p. m,
6.00 p. in.
" South, 10.50 a. m., 4.50 p. w., 8 p. m.
" West. 10.50 . m., 3.50 p. in., b.00 p. m,
" North, 3.50 p m.. 8 p. m.,
ci hnitur 11.15 a. in.
Siiuiuokin and offices ou tUat route; 4.20
p. in.
Money orders will not be Issued after 0 p. ro.,
uu.u.v- J. J. SMITH. P
M.
0nl tfete.
Cloves Sked wanted by G. B. Cadwallader,
Central Drug Siore, Bunbury, Pa.
Geo. W. Coble, Esq., at Herndon, this county
Is authorised to act as agent for the Atnerican In
that place, In receiving subscription, job work,
advertisements, and receipt for all bills be may
present from us.
A Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, entirely
new, and of the bcH make, can be bad cheap by
applying At this office.
All the ice on the D. II. & W. Railroad w
cleared ofT on Tuesday last, and. trains began to
run regularly over the road on Wednesday morn
ing. The case of Dr. Giddings, for a new trial, was
argued before Judge Rockefeller on Monday last.
The Judge's decision Is held over to adjourued
Court, to be held on Monday, Juuc 21st. The
Doctor entered into bidl in the sum of $10,000.
to appear at that time.
UN-ion Covktt has appointed B. F. Eaton,
Esq., of Miffliuburg, Senatorial, and B. C. Am
nion, of Wiufield, Representative dcletutes to
the nest Republican State Convention.
Wm. Fosiek, one of the firm of Whim r &
Co., has left for New York and Philadelphia to
lay in their Spring toik of goods. Look out for
a grand opening a the latest style of store goods
next week. As goods have been greatly reduced
In price in the cities, their customers will receive
the beuetit of the reduction.
Abolished. Ttic train agent, for some lime
emp oyed on the Northern Ccutral Rat. road,
were taken off yesterday, the 1st lust. The du
ties or an agent was to lift the tickets from the
passengers, while the couductor had jurisdiction
over the ruuuiu of the traiu. It uaviug beeu
fully demonstrated that ihe traiu agents were an
expensive luxury, they were withdrawn.
tPuiNG with ber budding beauties and sinking
birds, bad poetry and stove inoviutf, the plough
niau's sotu and the housewife's daugerou- mop,
the iresh tnopf the Irtsli dews of ihe tuoruii.g
aud tveuiug w hines ol spanked babies, is here,
muddied away above her dedicate aukles.
Til eaou o! the year is approaching when
to own a wheelbarrow were a sure passport touu
insane asylum or the gallows.
The spelling mania is gettiug so prevalent
that it is customary io ask a man to "smile" iu
the following way : "Will you spell a driuk with
me tn
The Tax on Notes. And now the decision ol
that ii represible Uuiicd Slates revenue com
m ioaer is to the effect that notes made paya
ble at a bank must be stamped as checks are.
Beware, and pay your tax of two cents lor the
estimable privilege ol drawing your note or there
will be a detective alter you.
S. B. Boy em and'L. 11. Kasc, Esqs., have
moved into their Lew oflices in Wolverton's law
building, on becond street, and have lilted them
no in a style equal to a Philadelphia ottice.
Judging from these handsomely furnished otll
ces, the law business is improving. It is ccr
' tainly better than the priutiug buiiue-, aud
their customers appear to pay up more punctual,
although tbey do uut derive as much beuetit from
the law as they do by reading.
CbaS. MaIUL has received a handsome lot ol
oods,.which he is now cutting up lor uobtty
suit for men and boys, lie has all the SprinS
stylet.
Shadoh ! Sam. Nevius sells the liuest ahud
cheap.
Teleokafu Orrice Removed. The Western
Union telegraph office has been removed iulo the
room formerly occupied by the same company,
iu the depot building, at this place.
Dr. Jos. Etster and lady were visited by a
surprise party ou Tuesday evening of last week,
who were equally surprised that the Doctor and
his estimable lady were amply prepared lor them
with a sumptuous entcrUiuiu-tit. Hie ladies
pronounce the Doctor's domestla wine o! an tx-
cellcnt quality.
Wild Pkibons. Wc are informed that a num
ber of Bocks of wild pigeons were seen during
the pubt week, aud some captured.
A Gor;e. Not an ice gor;c, but a genuine
gorge of ready-made clothing can be seeu at the
Keystone Clothing Enipoiium of Simon AOp
penbeimer, on Third street. Full suiis of all
styles and sires are daily purchased at that es
tablishmeut, dirt cheap. Nobody cao believe
nutil they sec foi themselves what a Vast amount
of goods they have iu their sloie. Everybody is
invited to call aud examine them.
Kcv J. A. I'EMotlr has been re-appointed to
tlu- charte of ihe MetbodUl Episcopal congrega
ion iu this piace. He occupied his pulpit on
last Sunday. He has annouueed to preach ou
Sunday next, April 4th, both morning aud eve
nicZ, on the "Witness of the Spirit," selecting
as hi t xt R.'iu 8. 16. "The Spirit itself bear
etn witness with our spirit that we are the child
rcn of God."
Mb. Hempeblt, Photographer in Zetllemoy
cr's building, M rkct street, has taken a number
of fcKTcopic views of the ice gorges in the
North Branch and below the dam at this place.
They re got np in the best style, and will be
JOld at reason blc prices. Persons who have
not teen the gorges ihon'.d not fall to secure the
pictur " l,:y wlu De 0 'nitter ol SreMl cui1
ositjlniiiefutnr.
Considerable Interest is felt In the coal re
gion In regard to the final result of the strikes
going on here. In the Shamokiu reiou w here
the Miner's Union has not buen as strong as in
Other parts, work in the mines has progressed
until this time ithout any interruption and
qnlet prevailed throughout that region. Receut
ly large additions were made to the Uulon at
that place.and it is supposed that woik will soon
be suspended iu the mines unless their demands
arecompied with. The miners aud laboring
men In the bhamokin region deprecate the acts
of violence committed at Hazleton and other
placet by their co-workmen. Should operations
b suspended generally throughout the coal re
gion, thousands of men will be thrown out of
mployraent and business will receive another
'heck for several months. We hope that this
ill not be the case, that operations will be push-
forward, and that a speedy settlement of the
aent difficulties will at once be made between
ltolnera, laboring men and the operators,
r-SAlat the business af the country will not re
Jfcrogade alter having aoch flattering prospects
An Eleoast Building. The uew law build
ing just completed by S. P. Wolverton, Esq , in
Second street, near the Court House, in this place,
is acknowledged to be one of the handsomest
structures as well as the most complete, in all
its appointments, iu the Stale. The building is of
biick, three stories high, painted to mutate gruu
lir. wliii'h it rlosi-lv resembles at a distance. It
is located on the corner, w ith a front of thirty
feet on Second street, aud is seventy-three feet
deep. A double massive front door, opens into
a vestibule, the floor of which is tesselated mar
ble, and Ihe sides are waiiisconted with polished
white marble. The first floor contains a suite of
three rooms occupied by Mr. Wolverton as his
law office. These rooms are wuinscoated wilh
walnut, and the floor laid w ith narrow alternate
strips of oak aud walnut, oiled. The woodwork
is paiuted in imitation of rosewood. From the
high ceiling arc suspended massive and hand
some chandeliers. The rooms are nil heated by
i furnace iu the cellar, and cacti room contains,
Oesides the register for the introduction of heat
from the furnace, a grate set into a fire place,
over which is a handsome marbelized slate man
tle. From the centre of the building, on the
60Uth side, is a large vault, arranged with draw
ers and pigeon holes. These vaults have Mar
vin's iron frames and doots with combination,
locks, aud cxlcud up to the Ihiid floor. The
back room communicates with several 6mall
rooms, one of which is a w ash And dressing room,
with running water auu all the conveniences of
the toilet.
On the second floor arc two snits of rooms, oc
cupied as law offices, two in front and three iu
the rear, the latter beiug reached by a passage
behind the vault. The frout offices are occupied
by L. H. Kase, Esq., and the rear by S. B. Boy.
er, Esq., These offices arc also supplied by
Vaults similar to those below csccpt that tbey
are ha-f the size. They are also supplied with
registers lor f urnaces heal, as wel us grates and
marbelized slate mautles, haudsome chandeliers
and other conveniences seldom teen except iu
lirst-class buildings.
Ou the third floor are five very commodious
rooms besides .several small chambers, all hand
somely finished.
Mr. Wolverton deserves great credit for this
euterprire. He has erected a struciuie ni- " "
model or its kind, oue that we have never Been
equalled, aud w hich it would be difficult to excel.
The bulldiug isofthe most durable character
as well as imKsing iu appearance. Jlr. weizci,
of Danville, was the architect, and no expeuso
was spared to make it complete in all its parts.
Tuoi bles 15 the Coal Region. The Super
intended of the Reading R. R. Co. applied tolhe
Goveruor, on Wednesday, lor aid to quell the
aisturbances iu the coal regions, and states that
the men in the employ of the company at Gowen
had been compelled to cease work by the strik
trs, and that they could not resume operations
uuless protected by a strong force ; that cngiues
had been threwn from the track and trams were
flreH Into between Locust uuP nn.i iviasKa.
Laitfe crowds are reported to be gathering at
Excelsior and Gordon, and that several thousand
of the mob have gathered at Ashlaud to attack
the employees of the company. With this in
formation the Governor has authorized the fol
lowing to be transmitted to the cherifTs of
Schuylkill, Columbia and Northumberland coun
ties :
"I am informed that a tumult or mob disturb
ing the public peace exists in your county ana
an application has been made to me under the
act of May 4, 18(54, to suppress the same. Be
fore I act on this application I consider it your
duty, as the civil officer of your county, to order
out the posse comitatus without delay and sup
press all tumults, riots, mobs or unlawful inter
ferencc with person or ptoperty in your county.
J. F. Hautkasft."
Moviso or tue Ice. The mild weather during
the past week caused the ice to melt rapidly, ana
the uorgcs.in the river below this place, were
disappearing grudually. The river at this plate,
raised some live feet on yesterday morning, but
there has not been sufficient water to carry olT
thegoigeson the West aud North Branches.
By dispatches we learj that the Gien Union
to'ge bad started and traiu Lands report haviug
passed it at Lock Haven. The gorge above Mil
ton moved, but etopled between Wiufield and
L,. wisbiirg. I ue water backed up nnd inunda
ted the low parts ot th.it towu. At Lewisburg
Junction and Montandon tome 6lx to eight feet
of water covered the lands aoug the river. Farm
houses and bams were surrounded bl' water and
many sought refuge by climbing to the roof of
the buildings. Passengers on the 0:40 a. tn.
train south slate that the sighl iu that vicinity
is distressing. The ice gorge above the
West Branch bridge at Northumberland, was
krpt buck by the heavy ice remaining on the ri
ver for several miles.
About 1 o'clock, P. M., yesterday, the gorges
above the Northumberland bridge In the West
branch gave way aud passed this place, the kight
up and down the river being majestically grand
aud was witnessed by hundreds of people along
the bank. The water iu the river is uot more
than the height of an ordiuary freshet, and
wouid require at least six or eight feet to reach
the top of the bnnks at this poiut. The ice pasB
ed off without any material damage up to this
wriiiug. The banks of the river are well pro
tected, and as the lee moved down the stria in it
appearei1 to leave uutouched even the Ice along
the shores. Thus far there has not been the
least danger of any part of the town beiug in
uudated. The Daily of Tuesday complains that females
are insured at the dtqiol at this place. If such
is the case the officers of the road should be
made acquainted w tb the facts and we feel
satisfied that the offenders will be attended to.
The officers of the railroad company, we know
will uot tolerate such conduct, and parties who
may be iusulted by reporting to those officers
will receive the thanks of the company. Some
of the causes of these complaints arc, no cloubt.
caused by some improper characters frequenting
the depot on the arrival of trains, which will no
doubt be prohibited by theofflcei stationed there
if he is made known of the fact.
Hioit School. Report of the standing of pu
pils for the month of March.
o
0, 3 t
a e- rs : I
t-
t- rt
'Zi H C
1st mvisios;. j
Bucher Edward 87.2 3 1 4 !
Campbell Susie bS.'J 0 0 3
Folimer Lizzie tiu.4 2t 1 7
Filling Annie. KB.l 0 2 2
tiriut George 31.1 llj; 0 0
Morgan Eugene N9. 1 2 2 I
N.-ff George 02. 6'i 4 0
Rhnades Walton b.Vt 0 1 1
Renn Jennie 84.7 SJJ 7 0
bvashon Kale S5.5 1; 2 2
Schneider Laura fc5.f 2 0 2
2d division. j
Bucher John K7.G 2 0 4
itourne John 78.3 0 1 14
Bouscr Charles 3:i.2 7,' 11 7
Brocious Peter 0J. 10 0
Cam William G7-7 4 0 5
Farnsworth Marv 57.2 3 4 4
Farnsworlh William 51.5 4 0 9
Feller Harry 15. 14'; 1 2
llartman George 07.1 0 1 3
Heekert Charles J:U 0 0 13
Harrison John M.2 0 0 5
Hiiui William b-J. 0 2 0
Jones Isaac 45.3 5 1 8
Maliek William M.5 5'i 3 12
Ncff Philbert .8 yA 3 10
Snvder C. N. "3.7 0 l 8
Smith George '..7 II) 0 1
Siroh John" IS. 14U 0 0
Trowbridge E.lwaid 42.1 b'i 1 10
Wllvert Austiu ' 28.3 10Ji 0 2
Varuell John 50.2 14 8
3d division.
Awl Mart 71.3 0 0 3
Bovd Florence 52.5 3 0
DrumhellerSeran 4'J.6 Z)'x 1 5
Gearhart Edward 821 1 0 0
Hill Ambrose 0 0 3
Kirlin A. G. 57.9 7 1 0
K rouse George, t5.5 0 2 3
Mills Jennie 9.6 2 1 5
Martz L!zizie 71.5 i 2
Purseil Flora 51 6 3)4 8 20
Schaetfer Annie 73.8 3,' J 2 4
Svlvislda ?3.7 Vt S 8
Zetllemnyer Rosa 41.2 7 2 4
4th division.
Bourue Lizzie ('-7 2 1 8
BverlyLuln .4 0 6
Friliug Frances C7.2 4 4 3
Gray Emma 92.7 i 1
Genther Mary 38. 0 0 5
Heim Oscar M.2 0 2 7
Harman Harry 71.2 4' 3 2
McClow Maggie '3.1 1 11 3
Milihouse Maggie 69.8 Vi 1
SavidgeW.G. 78.1 2,' 1 13
Smith Nassio ttt.B i 0 8
Simpson Mary 90. 2 1 11
Seasholtz Annie 83.5 10 0
Vandyke Edward 82 5 1 4 3
WeimerAmy 79. 1 1 6
Tonng rrtmd 50.8 GO 7
Spelling: Matches. Spelling contests ar
now going on in nearly every city aud town In
the State, and arc largely attended with success.
These matchrs are richly enjoyed, as they afford
great amusement among the contestants. They
are held iu private parlors, churches, school
houses, halls, &c, and occupy the place of exhi
bitions of a less beneficial character, to both the
youths and aged. While they arc instructive
they cieate uo little amusement to spectators,
and the party who may wiu the prize, wh'ch is
mostly a copy of Webster's Uuabriged Diction
ary, no doubt, foci encouraged in their progress
of good spelling. We would like to see exhibi
tions of the same kiud inaugurated in Snnbury,
as '.beio is some room for good Fillers.
To Farmeus and Mechanics. Wo direct at
tention to theadvertisemeut of Messrs. Connelly,
nuckett & Matecr.in another column, who have
an immense stock or goods in store in which
Farmers and Mechanics arc interested. They
have the largest assortment of lion, cutlery and
hardware generally, of any establishment iuthis
section of country.
Removal. On uext week James Washington,
the veteran barber, will remove his shop into the
frame buildiug, two doots north of the Central
Hotel, on Third street. His numerous customers
will please make a note of this. His new rooms
will be fitted up in the best style, with a view of
comfort aud convenience while gettiug shaved
and hair dressing done in thelatesttonsori.il art.
Wishing to change ray business I offer my en
tire stock of head stones aud monuments at
greatly reduced rates. Having a large stock of
all sizes ready for lettering, customers can have
a good chance to select. Parties needing any
thing in this line v.ould do well to call at my
place on South 4th street, near Market. Ail
work sold to give sntifaction or no sale.
W. M. DAl-otirRTT.
March 20, 1S75. 2w.
W. A. Heller keeps everything in the clothing
line to complete a full dress except boots and
sboe. Coats, pant, vests, shuts, collars, neck
ties, hats and caps, gloves, and every line of
gentlemen's wear, which he sells at the most
reasonable prices.
nority Report, which is respectfully submitted to
your Honors, for consideration.
Receipts of JOHN HAAG, Treasurer.
DR.
To cash received from the several districts, or
wards and towi.sb.ips, assessed as County and
State taxes, for the use of the County ; also,
to cash received from all other sources for the
use of the same during the vear A. D. 1S74.
DF.LAWARE TWP.
Year. Names ol Collectors.
1874JohnA.Heiney,..nacc't S133G 79
1873 Amos Maul, iu lull 1818 90
1872 Simon Mtzger, on acc't 002 00 $3757 CO
CAMERON TP.
1874 Christian Gonsert, on acc't 175 00
Saturate a Piece or Bread ok Meat with
gastric juice, Htid it will dissolve. This is diges
tion. Add to s'.ii h a mixture a little alcohol,
audit v. ill not dissolve. This is indigestion.
Beware, then, of tinctures, or tonics, oi decnc
tions containing spiritous liquors. Shun all mm
'touics," and r.-.y solely on Dr. Walker'n Vine
gar Bitters, the' lini-st digestive invigorant
known, and free from the fiery curse of Alcohol.
Mar. 12, 75.-4W
Jitsincss locals.
O'tiC'III Por I,aT at home. Terms free. Addrens
O-J 1UU U. Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine.
Jail. 22, 1S"5. ly.
When you po to Philadelphia stop at
the Allegheny House. &'. 812 and 814,
Market St. lte-titted, re-furnished, &c
by A. Deck, Proprietor, aud price only ?2
ler day.
Lost. An umbrella with the name of II. B.
Masscr printed in red ink inside nnd out. The
person who found it will be rewaidcd by return
ing It to this o'l.cc.
The immense stock of clothing at Simon &
Oppenhciinei's store is selling rapidly on ac
count of their cheapness. They will continue
to sell at their extreme low prices until the
whole stock is sold out, when they will procure
the Spring styles. Now is the tine to get good
clothing cheaper thau ever before, and as the
6tylc will not change materially, all their pre
sent stock of goods will continue fashionable
during the so.ir.on. Call and sec them.
The finest assortment of foreigu aud domestic
goods will be found at Marx & Bro:s. store, Ma
sonic building. Goods shipped direct from Eu
rope will be found there at prices lower than they
can be had in the cities. They are receiving a
constant supply to keep np their immense stock,
which are sold nt prices that no other establish
ment cm compete with tht-tn. They will give
notice of every arrival of foreign goods direct
fioni Europe, aud will keep a general assortment
of the finest goods from the old country.
Great Reduction in Prices. Having r"J
ceived a new snpply of rubbers, we will dispose
of them nt the following reduced prices :
Men's Rubbers 1.00
Women's Rubbers 75
Misses" Rubbers 50
Children's Rubbers 40
Also, Boots and Shoes of every description,
which we will sell at reduced rates for cash, to
make room for our large spring stock. Call nt
once and examine for yourselves.
Smith fc Bro.,
Miller's Building, Market Square,
Sunbury, Pa.
Not too Late. If you have a shocking bad
hat, It is not too late to make a change. Call on
S. Faust and if yon can not find a new hat to
suit, leave your old silk hat, which will be fixed
np a good as new. Every style of hat is found
at Mr. Faust's hat establishment, on Market
Square, Sunbury, at tfie mad reasonable prices.
1S73 do do in full
WATSOXTOWN BORO.
1S74 Levi Lynn, on acc't
1873 J. Jenkins, in full
1572 Win. Cooner, in full
WASHINGTON TP.
1874 Andrew Bucher, on acc't
1573 do do in full
S1IAMOKIX BOR.
1574 Witi. II. Gilger, ou acc't
1573 J. P. Fincher, on acc't
RIVERSIDE BO it.
1574 J. M. Shanon, on acct't
1873 S. II. Hile, on acc't
1872 do in full
BHAMOKIN TP.
1S74 D. Houpt, on acc't
1873 T. D. Huff, in full
UPPER MAIIANOr
1S74 Joseph Feger, in full
COAL TP.
1 S74 Suni'l Claybcrgcr, ou acc't
1873 Juo. Strauser, in full
SUNBURY BOR.
1874 Solomon Weaver, on acct;
1573 do do In full
TURBUTVILLE BOR.
1574 Sam'l Shannon paid none
1873 Jio Lampher, in full
MILTON BOR.
1874 Henry Harris, on account
1873 do do in full
LEWIS TP.
1874 Israel Hill, on acc't
1873 J. T. Albriglv. in full
CHILLISQUAQUE TP.
1874 Win. Blair, on account
1873 do in full
POINT TP.
1S74 Wm. Reed, on account
1873 do in full
TURBUT TP.
1874 II. P. Follmer, on acc't
1873 do in full
EcEWENSVILLE BOR.
1S74 Geo. Rothermel, on acc't
1873 Andrew Guffv. in full
NORTH'D BOK.
1S74 James Welker, on account 344 00
1873 Thomas London, on acc't 1304 24
JACKSON TP.
1874 W B Longsdorf, on acc't
1873 do do in full
LOWER MAI1ANOY.
1874 Abraham Ulasser, on act.
1873 do do iu full
ZEKSETP
1S74 Heury Z. Raker, on acc't
1873 H. J. Renn, in full
JORDAN TP.
1S74 Henry Troutman, on acc't 035 00
217 OS 392 08
320 00
797 89
15 90 1133 65
405 34
ISO 99 592 33
2040 00
1750 00 3790 00
40 00
100 00
85 SO 2S5 SO
050 00
1122 33 1673 33
640 S3
2255 8S
5C2 55 2313 43
t S54 03
2015 10 29C9 13
20S 13
902 00
030 20 1598 20
379 00
1154 35
1400 40
870 85
1250 00
307 03
501 00
2027 15
12S 50
71 35
481 00
422 89
814 00
1112 70
1533 35
2331 25
1557 C3
2553 15
199 85
1708 21
903 S9
1920 70
750 00
3'.5 39
By per ceutage on 808,941 92 at 2i
per cent
1723 59
1150
Orders paid for the year 1S74
itemized as iu the above statement
Amount of cash paid out by Treasurer,
less his percentage
570,0-4 44
The following form of Statement, be it cor
rect or incorrect, will do no more than balauce
(by comparing) the amount of cash received
with the duplicates, outstanding taxes, percent
age and exonerations, and therefore cannot be
relied upon entirely for producing or showing
the true amount actually received by the Treas
urer from the collectors as will be observed by
comparing the two Reports, both balance In this
respect, the amount of the duplicates being
nearly the same, yet there is a difference of out
standing taxes of y39 34 and $225 35 iu cash
received on duplicates, and $52 04 in the orders j
paid by Treasurer. j
JOHN ilAAG, Treas. j
DR.
To ain't of outstanding county taxes j
for 1873, and previous years 29,059 97 J
To am't of outstanding State taxes for j
1873, and previous years 234 40 j
To cash rec'ti from Bank taxes loV 43 j
To cash received from all other sour- j
ces enumerated in the first state- j
ment, amouuting to 20.117 05 j
To am't ol duplicate assessed for the j
year 1374 40,915 53 j
To cash ree'd from collectors for over
payment of taxes 107 90
Balance due Treasurer on expenditures
paid by him 1271 25
I To amount of ontstandig State tax for
1873, and previous years a so
To am't or Duplicate assessed for the
year A. D. 1874, 40 915 53
To cash ree'd from Bank taxes 1318 4J
To overyment of taxes by collect's 167 90
To am't of cash ree'd from all other
source.-, enumerated or itemized in
the Treasurer's acc't, amount's to2C'H7 56
To notes due and owing from different
individuals, due the county, nbt 200 00
To balance due John Haag, Treasurer,
on settlement with him 1271 26
To the following orders and items
above named, granted to the Treas
urer and others, which are disal
lowed or rejected, as the Auditor be
lieves on valid grounds, as explained
above, viz :
To one order to A. Cadv.allader, late
Treasurer
To one order to R. M. Cummings, esq,
To part of an order to John Haag, pre
sent Treasurer, for the reasons given
above
To percentage allowed Treasurer on
the disallowed orders 1423 51 nt
2i per ccut.
To percentage allowed Treasurer on
10,000 borrowed money, at 2'J pc
to pay back io Bank
115 S3
1087 63
230 03
250 00
CR.
101,704 20
By am't of outstanding County taxes
for 1S74, und previous years
By am't of outstanding State tax for
the year 1873, and previous years
By am't of exonerations allowed on
County tax
By commission allowed collectors on
County tax
By exonerations allowed on State tax
By percentage allowed on State tax
By 1150 orders paid
By am't ol old orders paid
By percentage allowed Treasurer ou
03,941 95 at ?.4 per cent
20,649 21
557 24
1599 05 j
2100 73
44 21
82 17 i
67,542 73 !
1399 17
1723 S9
1873 Geo. Troutman, in full
LITTLE MAHANOY.
1S74 Jeremiah Wagner, on acc't 157 00
1373 S. Reed, in full 134 53
MT. CAR.M EL TP.
1S74 Hugh McDonald, on acc't 1229 55
149 '-9 781 29
291 53
1373 do do in lull
SNYDEKTOWN BOR.
1S74 Jackson Beigcr, on acc't 174 00
1373 Darnel Everitt, iu full 175 23
KUMI TP.
1S74 A. Vasline. on acc't S"9 00
1873 L. Mettl-r, in full 320 29
MT. CARMEL BOR.
1S74 Jesse G. John, ou acc't 510 93
1873 E. B. Still waguer, on acc't 400 00
LOWER AUGUSTA.
1S74 C. A. Conrad, ou acc't 377 03
1873 C. S. Miller, on account 1052 00
UPPER AUGUSTA.
1874 M. D. Boslian, ou acc't
1873 do in full
1S00 Philip Frank, ir. full
241 54 1470 S9
1874 To taxes overp'd by Coll'rs
From different districts
349 23
1179 29
910 93
1429 00
1539 01
47 S3
41,700 97
167 90
Amount of cash ree'd by Treas
urer from Collectors, for year
1S74
To cash rea'd from other sour
ces, viz :
Taxes from Batiks 1310 i-i
To cash ree'd from Thos. Lou
don, Bank tax, C30 t
To cash ree'd, Comiuouw'th
costs 431 99
For Deeds of nnseaicd lauds 101 06
41,928 S7
S101.740 20
This statement is offered for the purpose of 1
showing the correctness of the. assertions above 1
made. Upon this form the majority of the board
of Auditors, entirely and aloue depend to pro- I
duce the con ect balance of monies received and,
piid out by ihe Treasnrer, Ac, as I understand 1
them. !
103,62:
COMMISSIONERS, CR.
On Dec. 31t, 1S71.
By am't of outstanding County taxes
"for 1874, aud previous years
By am't of outstanding State tax for
1874 and previous years
By am't of exonerations allowed col
lectors on Couuty tax
By commission allowed collectors on
Couuty tax
By exonerations allow collectors ou
State tax
By commission allowed collectors on
State tax
By notes due and owing the Couuty, re
maining unpaid
By am't of orders cancelled, being is
sued during the year 1874 1
By old orders cancelled am'ting to
Bv percentage allowed Treasurer on
68,941 95 nt 24 per cent
Balance due the County by (lis Commissioners
SO
0,649 24
557 24
1599 05
2100 72
41 24
83 17
200 00
7,543 73
1399 17
1723 89
1719 SC
GREATER
INDUCEMENTS
:ntow offered at
THAN EVER.
CASH S
T
3
ORE
We are now offering our large and well selected winter stock ot Dry Goods, Groceries, &C, at a
still further reduction from the astonishingly low prices we lately offered, in order to make room
for the largest stock of Spring Goods ever brought to this section of the country. .
Onr motto is "CASH, CASH, QUICK SALE AND
want those who do pay io pay for those who do not pay
VERY SMALL PROFITS." We do not
We give below a few quotations
mere is no misprint nbout it.
Brown Mnslin, Applcton, "A,"
" " 4-4 Augusta
4-1 Peppuell
" " 4-4 Lawrence - ....
" 7 August!
" " Good 10-4 Sheeting
Bleached " 4-4 New York Alii is
" 4-4 W.unsuttii
" " 4-4 Hill
7s Hill
" 4-4 as srood as Flint of the loom
'' '' 4-4 Good
43 inch Pillow Casing
Good Ginghams ,
Lancaster Ginghams
Good
Best Prints
Good Delaines
:it which prices .-.ny and all may bny for the ready money.
r5,...
ll'j-ceiits.
10 "
JS "
10 "
SI i "
35 " "
17?.,' "
16 "
13" "
1V4 "
in-t ce
4
Giugliams,
Friuts,
Dress Goods.
Alpacas mul
10
8
12
tt .
Flannels us
IH competition.
Ih- convinced.
8
" 10 "
" 12J "
f:ll and see tin ami
MOTIONS:
$103,025 50
2481 02
To cash ree'd, being jury fund
aud Court liues 152 06
To cash ree'd ou acc't of Jacob
Grass, lunatic 165 00
To cash roe'd, Redempt'ii money 9 23
317 06
TUE light running "Domtxtic" Sewing ma
chine, on account of its many point of superi
ority, has a better demand than my other manu
factured, and takes the lead with the public over
machines long regarded as the best. Also the
new Cloven and Baker sewing machine uot sur
passed by any oilier. Orders tor these machines
will be promptly filled by Miss Caroline Dalius,
agent.
Parlor Organs Miss C. Dalius !s the agent foi
the sale of Parlor Organs, Pinnos, and all kinds
of musicul Instruments. The very be.-t instru
ments are furnished on short notices at prices
to suit times. Call or address,
C. DALIUS.
No. 93, Market St.. Sunbury.
I'.ItltOItS OFYOI'TIf.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indiscretion will, for Ihe sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the recipe nnd direction for making the simple
remedy by which lie was cured. Su I'erers wish
ing toprotit by the advertiser's experience can
do so bv addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OtiDEN.
dec.25,'74.-0m. 42 Cedar St., New York.
do do Exonerated taxes,
nlterwurds paid 7 18
ilo do from B iud Tom,
for Gas u.ied 1 00
do do from sale of bridge
plank 7 70
do do from Peter Rob'm-
old on note 50 00
do do from Chas. Hart
man ou note 150 82
do do from Jas May on
note 20 00
do do from Felix Rittcr
on note 41 25
do do from S Oppon uote 25 00
do do from John Young
man on uote 11 20
do do from owners of
lots to redeem
from county 215 70
do do from State taxes
on sealed lands 2 70
do do from taxes on un
seated lands IS94 34
do do from Sealed lands 7'J7 03
do do on Coin mission's'
sales of unseated
lauds from R. M.
Cummings SlvO 03
do do on loan from
Bauk 10,000 00
do do fm A. Cadwalla-
der,latuTreas'r 3240 13
25 10
301 27
2091 90
Reasous for (as will be observed iu striking
the balance of the Commissioners' account in
the following statement) disallowing or reject
ing oue order granted, "A. Cadwallader" late
Treasurer, one order to "R. M. Cummings, for
advertising land for sale outside the county.
Also part of an order granted to the present
Treasurer, (or rather cash advanced) for paying
all the tuxes on laud sold by the Treasurer to the
Commissioners ; also a certain rate percentage
for money borrowed by Commissioners, aud re
paid by Treasurer. The order granted to A.
Cadwallader, for $115 83. in January, 1874, (as
the bill represents) was given for the credit al
lowed the county, of one per ft. by ibe State
Tieas'r, for money paid out of the couuty funds
to the State by A. Cadwallader, In the years of
1872 and 1873, for which payments he made to
the Stale, he was allowed per cent, in his set
tlement by the Auditors iu 1873 ana 1874. Now
if this order is allowed him his percentage wiil
be 3 per cent, instead of one per cent., as I
think is the law for paying money tn the State
by Couuty Treasurers. The order granted lo R.
M. Cummiiigs, Esq., for 81087 50, for advertis
ing sales of land outside of county. Said adver
tising was paid by Mr. Cummings, as he
was required by agreement, said to have been
made w ith the Commissioners. Why is it, that
he paid more tnoniy into the Treasury than he
was required to do and then drew it out again,
if not to increase the Treasurer's percentage. De
ducting said order with the percentage added,
from the amount be paid iuto the Treasury,
would leave a net balance remaining of $7042 35,
or about forty-two per cent of the whole amount
realized. The order granted to the Treasnrer
for paying all the taxes, as above stated, viz : for
County, Poor, Road and School taxes, at the time
of the sale, amount to ?2212 63, aud as near as
I could ascertain the basis of this order is made
up of the following items, viz : Road, School and
Poor tax, amounting to f 1351 45; County tax
$231 03, aud 120 deeds, at the rate of Vt 00 per
deed, making $030 00. Treasurer's fees out of
which the Treasurer to pay for advertising sales.
Now I hold the Treasurer can retain said part
of $230 03, county tax, since I cannot see that
he is charged in the Report of the majority
with that amount to balance the County tax on
land sold to the oniniissioners. And at bes', it
seems to me. that it is rather a loose and Com
plicated waj ol managing sales of land, by ad
vancing money to the Treasurer, before the taxes
are called lor. Why not issue the orders (as I
think the lnw requires) at the time, when pay
ment is re-j aired to be made, separate and apart
for each town-hip. instead of advancing the
money, in a single order, mixed up with county
tax and Treasurer's fees for deeds. The Com
missioners borrow money, the Treasurer pays it
out, lor which he irrts 2'.' er cent. Afterwards
money Is paid into the Treasury by the collect
ors. The Treasurer pays it bacK lo bank, for
which he is ug.iin allowed 2J-J per cent., making
his percentage $500 00 on ?10.00( borrowed
money. '"The Treasurer shall receive the same
per centum ns was lawfully received by his im
mediate predecessor for like services," act April
18th, 1874. The Commissioners with the appro
priation of the Auditors, shall from time to lime
settle the rate per cent, of the Treasurer ; which
was neglected by said oCleials ; consequently the
Treasurer Is not governed by any legal per cent.
Art 15th April, 1834, sec. 41.
COMMISSIONERS
Fnnd.
To auditing militia
years
in account with the Militia
Best Spool Cotton 70 cents per dozen, per spool
Good Ladies' Neckties
Alpaca Braid
Good Corsets
A line lot of Embroideries, very low.
Fine towels per dozen
Ladies' Hose, good '.
Mens' Hose, good
Children' ITose, good
Ladies' and Mens' gloves, very cheap.
Mens' Shirts and Drawers
CarH;t Cham sold lower than anybody else sells it.
6
25
50
SI 00
10
cents.
cents.
5;...
S "
. 372 cents.
DR.
fund for previous
393 84
CR.
on
Bv am't of outstanding militia tax
December 31st, A. D. 1874
To cash received during year 1S74, be
ing in the Treasurer's hands
393 SI
331 49
61 35
?393 84
Explanatory statement (so far as 1 could as
certain the facts) respecting the sale of unseat
ed land sold during the year A. D. 1S74, in
accordance with an agreement 6aid to have been
made between J. Hunsecker, Amos Vastlne and
J. G. Durham, Commissioners, and R. M. Cum
mings, Esq. It appears that R. M. Cummings
is r was to pay all taxes and interc.-t due on
said lauds into "the County Treasury, and he to
retain the balance for his services, and all costs
to oc paid him.
DR.
Unseated lands sold in accordance with
agreement by R. M. Cummings $17,016 98
l.ommissioners granted an order to R.
M. Cummings, Esq., for advertising
the 9ale- of said lands 10S7 50
Good Sugar
Goou Brown Coffee
Best Brown Coffee (Arbucklcs) iu packs
Good Green Coffee per lb.
Good Green Tea
Good Black Tea
Babbit's best Sohp
Good Soap
Good Raisins jh.t ft
Molasses we defy competition.
Trophy Tomatoes 3!h cans
Ham and Shoulder lower than clscwh.'!!'.
GROCERIES:
V?r lb
... .. 9
28
30
25
45
45
S
5
15
20
cents.
M
u
CI
iii barrel of Mackerel junt received, and offered very low.
A fall and csmplete stock of good- at corresponding prices. Call and sec ns. It will certain! v
pav von.
CLEMENT & DISSIf.CER.
Dry Good and Grocery Jobbers, Market St., SUNBURY, PA.,
February 26, 1375. 3 mo's.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
CR.
Paid into the County Treasury by R.
M. C ii in in in
Balance retained by R. M. Cummings,
Esq., for bis services, and all expen
ses ho may have had besides advertising
3156 03
9973 45
Such lands shall be
that can be obtained,
sect. 1.
sold for the best price
Act March 29th, 1824,
ROAD, SCHOOL and POOR TAXE3 on un
seated lands,
JOHN HAAG, Treae.. DR.
To amount of cash ree'd lor Road,
School and Poor tux on imseated
OF
COOK STOVES AMD RANGES
lauds
SI 1,900 82
14,900 32
CR.
Bv receipts for the payment of Road,
"School and Pool tax, amt'ii.g to 13,230 67
By commission allowed Treasurer on
$13,230 67 at 2),' per cent 330 70
Balanca due townships 1339 o9
$14,900 82
The statement of the majority of the board of
Auditors allowed the Treasurer 5 per cent, com
mission, besides P. W. Gray, $520 77 for clerk
servic.-s out of the township funds, which, as
will be observed ill the above statement, I have
rejected. My opinion is lhat the act of Assem
bly requires that taxes on unseated lands for
Road, School and Poor, a:i well as County taxes,
be paid in the County Treasury and drawn ont
by the townships on the orders of the Commis
sioners. Act March 15th, 1S15, sect. 6.
At an Immese Reduction in Prices, for Cash.
February 19, 1875. 6w.
7
QMITU10 INSTRUCTION BOOK
Vlflalll O OB, SECSETi Of DSESSXAKI56.
Onlr 1 0 cents a rear ! t Postaze Paid.
CIVES HINTS and RULES or CUTTINQj
rat fittinu a nuiuNU'vr lsuie',
CHILDREN'S, and MISSES' CLOTHING,
Household Notes, Fashions, Shopping,
ILLUSTRATIONS OF PATTERNS.
at. ss msb ssh sBBw m nvvoc Wl W tlVkB - V
werBKirc IILLLU I Tkun. ) tn ixstrittiqn book,
lTTJZZJtT A. BURDETTE SMITH,
P.O. Box 5055. 914 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK CITY.
sma's "Mam Urn Emnr." .
TWCCTthow
.' th Cimer Par
f tb. Skirt
(wroif sida
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VUL f w : m "
"KlmSar (Ml
io. it keep tb
kirthwallMSlUi.
ItliOopstki-ikirt
iBtTwtafolaod
Faalkionsbto
Manner, ltdnmtll i.fulln?M
to tha back, vt&king tb. strauthc
front It Save nor tkaa lan
Tlnud tta Cost. It cm b. cfcnirl
One Draaa to
Priea, 4a carta aacfe.
rsK-VrAT. V ...
Liquor, Eatlnr, Patent Medi
iiooius, Hroker and Circus Li-
Commissioners A. Vasline, J. G. Durham aud
D. S. Ileitz, Esq., in account with the County of.
Northumberland respecting the assessing and
collecting of taxes, ullowinir exonerations and
percentage to collectors, issuing orders and war
rants on the Treasurer, to be paid by him to the
parties therein designated, ice.
COMMISSIONERS, DP..
On January 4th, 1S74.
To amount of outstanding County tax
tor 1873, and previous years ?29,650 S7
Retail Tavern,
cine. Billiard
censes.
JOIIN HAAG, Ecq., Treasurer.
DR.
To Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to
amount of all licenses granted
I A
7310 50
37310 50
CR.
IJy am't paid State Treasurer
By commission allowed
By cash paid for publishing lift of re
tails By ca'-h paid Attorney fee
6'J54
104
111 '.!0
50 00
$57 310 50
Due Treai-urer from County on
settlement uith him ou cash
received
1271 4Q
AMOUNT OF OUTSTANDING TAXES FOR 1374 WD P .EVIOt'S YEARS.
Colledor-s Aiif. I District.
County. St'it c. I ; .VilCa.
TO OX SI M TT IV KS.
The advertiser havinsr been permanently cured
of that dread dif-eane. Consumption, by a simple
remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow
sutrerers the means of cure. To all who desire
it, he will send a copy of the prescription used,
(free of charge), with the d reelions for prepar
ing and using the same, which they will find a
sure cure for Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis,
&e. Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. E. A. WILSON,
1.)4 lVnn St., Wiliianisburgh, New York.
dec.25,'74-6m.
At llarrishurg, on Saturday, the 27th ult.,Mrs.
MAKY A., wile of Capt. C. S. Bail d, in her
39th year.
On the 29th nit., In Purdvtown, EMMA
AGNES, a very Interesting child of Theodore and
Loui?a Chester, aged 8 yrs, 8 mos. and 25 days.
Sr.Mtt'KY If AKHHS.
SfJNnrnY, April 1, 1S75.
Grain Wheat per bushel fl.00fn.-l.20
" prime white 1.12ia1.25
" Kve per bush 75(30
" Corn " 75('nH0
" Oats " 50(rt-60
Floi-u Extra Family pr bid r.00f7.(K)
Common 5.50ft, 7.00
Buckwheat 4.00
Feed Corn & Oats Chop pr 100 !' 1.50(2.00
Khorts & Mixtnre 1.50(41-75
Potatoes. &c New per bushel 80(i.75
Provision Ham per lb 10(.20
Shoulder pr lb 14(13
Bacon pr lb lOftlS
Beef, retail pr lb 1 1(520
Veal, do do 10(u,18
Dried Beer pr lb 25(430
Poi-lirt Chickens, dressed pr lb 12(jl5
Do. live weight 10(12
Bcttei! Prime per lb 35(3:40
Eoos Per dozeu 3035
SflD
Audilor'M Keport.
To the Honorable the Juihjet of the Court of Com
mon Pleat of Xorthutnberland County.
rpilE tindertigned, one or the Board or Audi
I tors, elected to audit, adjust and settle the
accounts of the Commissioners and Treasurer
or the County of Northumber'aud, as directed
by the several acts of Assembly relating to
Connty Auditors ; beg leave to state, that I re
gret, that I am compelled to dissent, (according
to the said act of the Legislature, as I under
stand tbora) from the report or the majority of
the Board of Auditors, for tho reasons referred
to, as will be seen by tho form, figures and cx
plnnntion". in this my following sMtement or Vi-
70,604 41
Expenditures paid bv Treasurer.
CK.
The Treasurer claims credit ibal for the follow
ing numbers of Older, or Warrants drawn mi
him bv the Commissioners during the year A.
D. lt74 ; also liis legal jiereetitage, ou sa d re
ceipts and payuieiitb.
Orders. Items.
45 Jurors and Constables' pay
12'.l Couhtabb-s and Justices' fees ill
Coiiimouwcaltn cases, tc
210 Commonwealth witness lees
14 Road Damages
60 Bridge build g and repairs
33 Road tt bridge view
14 Comtn'rs pav, A Vasline $397 55 )
" J (i Durham 40n 00
" " D S Reitz 429 50 )
15 Commis'rs' traveling expenses
do Clerk's pay :
13 P W Gray, $600 00
5 do extra do 2 75 0U
2 Traiiserg land Kales 100 00
Charter books. Lein Shipinan,
2L Jury Connor's and tliei k's pay
12 Janitor's pey, J. Cable
12 Court Crier's pay, D lieckley
4 Sheriirs fees, S. II. Rothermel
4 Prothonotury's, L. T. Rohrbaeh
36 Printing and advertising
Kichholtz,
Wilveit.
Yotiuguian,
Auteu,
Gilger,
Fowler,
Morion t Mervine
52 Court House Repairs, &c.
3 lilunk books
22 Stationery un l Postage
26 Prison expenses
1 Penitentiary expenses
25 Coroners & Justices' inquisitions
4 Hospital expenses
50 Assessment nnd Registration
43 General and Spilng Elections
153 Fox and Mink Scalps
2 Interest on borrowed money
15 Fuel and Gas for Court House, ifcc
29 Tip.tuves' pay
Refunded overpaid Taxes
3 County Auditors' pay
5 Supreme Court costs
11 Prosecuting Attorney 9
fees, J K Clement
6 Countv Att'v, Wm. A.
Sober
6 County Att'y at Supreme
Court
2 KaseandMcDcvitt'sfces
8 Stenographer, or ehort hand re-norter
4 Boarding Jurors in murder trial
2 Appropriations to tire companies
2 Removing Fish dams
2 Survey township lines
5 Taking Prisoners to Penitentiary
1 Auditing County offices
2 Puichasiug "O'H.ira's" property
1 Medical attendance at prison
1 Justices costs 1S70, '71, und '72
1 Agricultural SiKiety
1 Percentage credited to the county
by State Treasurer, lor inxts
paid to the State by A. Cad
wallader, in 1372 ami 1373
1 Paid by Treasurer to Bank, mo
ney borrowed 10,000 00
2 Pay of Special Police 11,219 10
1 For 126 Deeds to Commissioners
for land sold by Treasurer to
Commissioners
1 To R. M. Cummings for advertis
ing unseated lands onlsidc the
county
Amount of outstanding orders paid
S69S6 8'J
1257 3u
4072 UO
l.i2 SIN
3679 05
433 i
1227 00
229 74
975 00
25 0J
172 25
360 U0
245 00
2u53 46
553 30
$154 90
732 SO
516 M
4 75
4 50
112 00
13 501539 40
1455 70
151 85
223 91
212 59
1551 76
426 n3
363 75
2625 33
2297 41
61)4 70
36 33
K32 06
HI 50
i 167 90
153 00
46 29
$1201 00
725 00
S25 00
75 002320 00
325 00
323 25
850 00
117 17
255 01
487 84
25 00
124 25
25 00
196 33
100 00
li,5; Witliiugiou Latie
IHi,j. Thomas Miller ,
" iliurinan Suyucr
1370: 1 nomas Buntc
1371 : Isaac iloUiier.
1372 Simon Metzar
" iNoah KlocK.
i Andrew Martin
1S73 Charles S. Mnler
.. :E. H. Stiilwaguer
Samuel K. llile
i. J. P. Fincher
; Thomas Loudou
1374 Samuel Suaiiiiou
:lteliiy Harris
Isr.u-i lliil
.. S lliiam ll.ali
t. :W iniuiu Reed
" ll. P. Foilmer
i. iueoigu Roliieilttcl....
: James VVeikcr...H
" ; Joseph Dreisler
t lAOrahaui tfiusscr
a I Henry Z. liaker
t (ieoigu Trouliaan
J. a. Wagner
c i Hugh McDonald
t ;JaCKSou Merger. . .
it Amos Vasline
Jesse G. John
i :C A. Conrad
. i.M. D. Bostmn
t. :John A. HlueV
Levi Lynn
i. .Christian Uouserl
n Andrew Biielier
; William Gilder
l. ;J. .VI. Ctiuuiau ,
I Thomas D. Hull'
. j Samuel Uayuerger....
. iBoioiuou Weaver
,'h..
.... Shamokin Boroug
Point twp
....'Shamokin borough
....!Coal twp
.... Mt. Carmel bor
....'Delaware twp
....'Jordan twp
.....! Mt. Carmel twp
.... i Lower Augusta iwj
.... j Mt. Carmel bor
.... Riverside bor
.... Shamokin bor ,
... 'Northumberland bor
....iTurbutville bor
.... Milton bor
...-jLewis twp
.... Chillisqiiafiiie twp
Point twp
....ITurbut twp
....I VcEwensville bor
....! Northumberland bor
...! Jackson twp
....! Lower Mahanoy twp
....IZeibe twp
jJorda:, twp
....'Little Mahanoy twp
.-!.Ml. Carmel twp
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... iRusli twp
IMt. Carmel bor
.... Lower Atigusl i twp
....'l.'pprr Augusta twp
....'Delaware twp
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.... Shamokin bor
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330 05 j
743 49 i
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CO. HurdwsTe Bcalem aell them.
-Kingcr. 1; Tin Blntra (loo;,
jeoo; Coppered Rings. 60c;
ll.KOt oy rnaii,poefr
Circulars Irco.
April 2, "T.'.-tw.
A I.
FOItTCNK IX IT,
y Agents,
Eeverv family buys it. Sold
Address, tf. S. WALKER, Eric, Pa.
April 2, Ij.-iw.
C?1A D;iily lo ARenis.
V Family
85 new articles and the best
Paper in America, with two $5.0 Chromos,
free. AM.M'Pti CO.. Mu Broadway. X. Y.
April 2, Tj.-tw.
I
AGENTS! SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND TEEM3. ;
IIVEXSTOSK'S Popular Edition j
Price $2.50. L.AST JOl'UXAI-S !.
The story of the lout seven een :ul yers t theGrr-.it i
Traveler's life an tol.1 by bimscli, ana of an sntiennss
and deith, an tt.;ti by hi" men. Tue book they want.
F. C. Bi t' Co., PuWwher", Newark, Ji. J.
April 2. 7".-4w.
H IVE YOU TRIED
ARE TOC
WEAK, NERVOUS, OR DEBILITATED?
Are you o languid 'hat any exertion requires more of
an effort than you feel capable of making?
Then try Jnrubeba, the wonderful tonic and iuvigora
tor, which acta so beneUcially ou the accretive orgaua jh
to impart viaor to all vital forces.
It is uo alooiiouo aii eti7e- wmcn eiimm;:ien mr n
I lAti. AXl iXk-LOKATIONS OF DR.
jLI VENGS T 0 K E.
, Giving a clear ami authentic aceount of the great x
j piorel from childhood to death. New book Just out,
abowiug how be apent 30 years in the wilds of Africa.
i It include his "Last Journals" and everything new
to date. Is selling rapidly.
Our family bibles are nneqnalcd for styles aud prieta.
AGENTS WANTED, address at one for liberal terms.
QUAKER CITY PUBLISHING CO. Philadelphia. Pa.
March 19, 1373.
READ EVERY WORD.
To Blaise
ENOUGH
in the nc it three mon'J:s to keep yon a year, any unem
ployed person between the ages of 16 and SO should take
and agency for The Illuctbited Weekly, large,
aparkling. literary and family paper, (3.50 a year) pure,
instructive, ai.d amusing ; half of its pages full of beau
tiful pictures, the other half containing the choicest
readius matter. Jam P.tnros contributing editor.
Like tlutt great English paper, the "Loudou Illustrated
News,'' it is highly moral, but entirely unsectarisn and
non-political. During a year it furnished over 1,100
j pictures, aud the equal or J Urce octavo volume 01 read
jug matter. IT GIVES AWAY, extra each week, a largo
! engraving, ( '2 iu a year), size, 17x24 inches. These are
i exqusits facsimiles of the fines: sieel engravings, on
h avy tinted paper, with nutrgins suitable for framing
', and arc truely line art gUlt-yy ever year. Reeidetr.
i eacij subscribe is presented with the cbrorao. "Gold
Fiih, Frails ami ilns-eis," size 2X2M teet, in 3. oil
ot only the largest and
.hnrt lirn?. onlv to let the sufferer fall to a lower depth I colors, painted by Ramsey. Not oi
of miserv. but it is a vegetable tonic acting directly ou f finest preminm ever given, but the most wonderfully
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1.437 40
717 97 ;
213 41' i
137 25; i
1,197 CV
534 10.
1,013 75:
1,033 84
2,517 OS,
j26,649 24;'.?557 24 -?331 49
Tlmte marked with u btar () luivo siucc lmiil.
STATEMENT of the Finances of Northumber
land County, on the first day of January, A.
U. 1375.
DR.
To amount of outstntnliiifr County Or- j
tiers of 1373 und previous years $1332 75
To amount of outstanding Couuty Or-
dcrg for 1874 52 04
To uiuouut of Bank lax paid by Trea- j
nrer to tlie State and not settled with
lilm lot -
To uiuouut to lie paid out of County
Funds to tlic State for 1S74 4513 37
" Money borrowed due und owini: 80O 00
" Commonwealth cogtsduetmd owluft 1C7 74
" Coal lor Court House and Jai- 163 00
" Geo. Keefer, on Culvert, Mai ki t
Street 97 91
" J. D. Flayes, road dniiiiigcs 450 00
" Peter Keefer on Culvert, Market
Street 243 00
" For paints, de., for Court House 273 24
" J. 13. Letikcr, tilling up ut Culvert
Market Street 1S5 00
" L. T.R"btbnth, Protbonotary, Fees
nnd Costs 136 65
Outstanding tux for the year sup
posed not to be collected, duriu.H
1375, from Coal township 2397 26
" Exonerations and percentage to be
allowed on outstanding taxes for
the year 1374 and previous years,
about 200U 00
above stated
Amount of outftaudine State taxes
Amount due from Geo. IrlcElicce,
former Treasnrer
-Amount due from diflerent individ
uals on note collectable, about
21,016 40
557 24
4,733 23
200 00
$32,145 59
115 83
$15,393 26
2212 63
10S7 50
1399 17
CR.
By
amount of outstanding County
Taxe3 for the year 1373 and pre
vious years, on the 1st day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1S75
" Amount of outstanding Couuty
taxeB for the year 1374, Exonera
tions and percentage included as
5633 67
Balance in favor of the Connty on the
1st day of January, A. D. 1375 $10,717 33
I, the undersigned, one of the Auditors of
Northumberland County, Stateof Pennsylvania,
do certify, that in puisuauce of a special Act of
Assembly, passed March 31st, A. D. 1859, met
the Auditors of the majority report in the Com
missioners' ollice, on the third Monday of Jan
uary, A. P. 1875, and assisted them as much as
iliey desired me to do when present, nntil they
had their report completed according to their
judgment or custom, upon the expectation that
if their report did not prove satisfactory to me,
they woulu in return assist mo to complete one
according to my judgment and sense of duty;
but in this I was disappointed, because they de
clined doinn so. I further certify that the re
port of the majority did not prove -atlsfactory
to me, whereupon I did adjourn from time to
time, and did audit, adjust and state the accounts
of the Treasurer and Commissioners to the best
of my judgment nnd ability. The available as
sets of the county on the 1st of January, 1S75,
were tietween sixteen and seventeen thousand
dollars ibovc the indebtedness. 1 concluded by
submitting this the minority report to the Hon
orable Court and the public generally, and hop
ing that if I may have committed any errors
they will be satisfactorily corrected, that justice
may be doue the County aud all parties interest
ed, according to law.
Iu witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my
hand and seal, this 25ta day of February, A. D.
1S75.
C1IA8. IIOTTENSTINE, l. 8.
Ono of the Auditors
twautittil chioTno every produced. It is Just the paper
for which everbody has heen waiting larger and finer
than and other, at hi. if the usual cost. Its mieee
(uearlv lWOKUbscribcrs a day being received) proves
Its operation is not violent, Lut is characterized to, this. So comi lete, m progressive, so full of useful as
gret gentleness ; the patient eiierieiics no sud.ti-u , well as rn'ertaing matter is this paper, that we Venturis
charge, no marked results, but gradually his troubles! to assert that to every thinking, observant Annrieau. a
"Fold their tt nts, like the Aralw, year' subscription (cot ?3.5 ix, in actual, nsefnl value.
Aud silently steal away." j worth lifty dollars.. AGENTS. Thia combination is
Till. ,i.- r..,v and untried diseoverv. but lias Inen unennallcd. It is an instantaneous and rrononneed
snccexs. f.vory goott American taxes ax least one paper
of course. He takes this paper bempse (1) it is the
nicest and best ; (2) it is the cheapest giving a greal
bargain nd thus suits the hard times. It sella it self.
Be quick, if yon want aDd agency. This time of the
year any agent can make from $10 te $20 per day. stent!
threo stamps for specimens and liberal terms, with re
ports from agents, subscribf and press notices; or,
better yet, to save time, send $2.30 at orce for a com
plete out at, and make 1100 while you would otherwise
be v.-aitinpr. Yon are sure to take hold anyhow. Money
refunded if not perfectly satisfied, or if the territory
you want is already occupied, Address all orders for
specimen s'lhgcrintlnns. or onlflts to T. E. MOORK,
I'nblUlier "The Illustrated Weekly," Box 6430, No. II
Dey St. N. Y. March 19, 4w.
the liver and spleen.
It regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves, ui:d gives .
such a' healthy tone to the whole system as to nva make i
the Invalid feel me a new person.
long used wilh wonderful remedial results, and is pro
nounced by the highest medical autborite", "the most
powerful tonic and alternative known."
Ask your druggist for it.
For sale bv JOHNSTON, nOIXOWAY k CO..
Ai lil 2, ".'.4w. Philadelphia. Pa.
SHOT-fiCS RIFLES. PISTOtSy REVOLYEP-J,
( Cai .il.i.-u.. A-llr-n ewl Wrtm Caa ;
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April 2,
v.
MARYLAND FARMS
AXI HOME?,
10,0Ut ACIIKS.
Near railroad. Loc ition hetiltay. rules goods. AH-drcs-i
WM. S. RID9KLY, Alio uey, Denton, M irylai;d.
April 2, 1ST.--. 4w.
J-'or
COUGHS, COLDS, IIO RSOESS,
AND ALLaTHUOAT DISEASES,
Us
WELLK CAUBOMC TABLET
PfT TP OXLY IX BLCF. BOXES.
A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
Sold by DruggiFta. March 1!, 4vv.
A T Y-Y"I? V made by selling Teas at Impoet-
JiUiN Lil ers" Pricks, " or getting np clubs in
towns ancLconntry for the oldest Tea Company in Ame
rica. Gnr.tost inducements. Send for circular. CAX-
I TON TEA CO., 11H Ch!Orbcrs street, N. Y.
.uarcn i', a.-w.
r. i'
I..UIEa' COMBISATIOX
iNEKPLE-BoOK. with Chromos. (Send stamp.
rttpcs. New Bedford Mass. March 19, 4ff.
VT I? 17s AMPLE to Agents
T lHJli:
gesth. Ciinrg Clmiipr sens at sisr.r. eoe?3r as
soap. Goods free. Chang Chang Jit gco., Boston.
A
March 19. 4w.
or a case of Asthma, Cough, or Cold that
amsos's Botanic Balsam win not j
cure. I.AnoE uotti.es J- cents, jubj- .
ston, Hollowav Co., Age.its, Philadel-
Marcn 1'.', v.
i for the fastest sell-
$5,000!'An:
GOLD
phia.
AGENTS WANTEDSberVu!!:
bsheti. Semi for ecimeu page and our extra lenns j
to ARi-.its. NATION VL 11 IsLISHI.Mi iu, 1'iiil.v
DEXFH1A, Ta. March lt, 4w.
RETAILED AT
Import!- 1'rires.
BY THE
TEAS
Great Atlantic ani Pacific Tea Co.
231 Market street Harrisfonrg-
This is an organization of capitalists to
IMPORT ASD DISTRIBUTE TEAS
for one small profit, saving the sonsumer all profits of
middlemen. We control a large part of the Best Teaa
brought to this country, which are sold by ourselves.
Persons buying of other dealors do so to their own dis
advantage." Our houses iu China and Japan have the
very best facilities of selecting, which give lis great ad
vantages. We have estaeitslied stores for distributing
our teas in all the principal cities of the UDited States.
We give to our customers a
Beautltul Oil Chromo,
(taken from the richest gems of American and Foreign
artists) which, if bought at picture stores, would cost
much more than the price of the Tea. These chromos are
a present to our customers.
All goods sold Warranted to give perfect satisfaction
or the money refunded.
Great Atlautlc & Parillc Tea Co.,
221 Market street, Harrisbnrg March 13,
"cTllUSTIAN-HARMONY.
BY Wm. WALKER, A. 8. H.
A splendid Music Book upon a New, Natural and easy
system, by which auv one may learn to read music and
to sing in one fourth the time required by the old me
thods. Designed for ties. Liberal inducements to
Musio Teachers. Specimen pages mailed free. MIL
LER'S BIBLE AND PUBLISHING 1IOUSE, 1102 and
Jin Ransom street. Phibidelpeia. Pa. March 19, 4w.
Report of" "The First National Bank
ofSnnbnrj , Pa."
Report of tlic condition of "The First National
Bank of Snnbnrvy' at the Borontrn of Sunbnry,
in the State of Fennsylvanin, nt tho close of bu.
fc'mes. on the 1st d.iy of March, A. D. lTS ;
RESOURCES.
Loans and" discounts $376,4C0 70
U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation 200,000 00
U. S. Bonds to secure derxaita 50,000 00
U. S. Bonds on hand 700 00
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages.. S50 00
Due from redeeming and rescrro
niccntu 23.204 70
Due from other National Banks... 13,927 73
j Duo from State Banks and bankers... 41,025 67
Current expenses and taxes paid 4,608 94
Checks and other cah items includ
ins "Protest account" 3,467 24
I Bills of other National Banks 19,498 00
I Fractional currency, (including nlck-
: els) 1,601 89
; Lcfral-tender notes . 09,000 00
Ucdeuiption fund with U.S.Trcaa(5.0
of circulation) 9,000 00
j f 713,853 38
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in $200,000 00
Surplus Fnnd 38,000 00
Other undivided protlts 27,S43 93
National Bank Notes outstanding- .. 139,100 00
State Bank Notes outstanding 5,985 00
Dividends Unpaid 5,709 18
Individual Deposits subject to check- 365,415 35
United States Deposits 24,519 13
Deposits of U. S. disbursing officers- 1,247 00
Due to other National Banks............ 6,434 78
One to State Bank and Bankers 40 00
1 713,833 SG
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA:
Coe.nty of Northumberland, ss
I, Samuel J. Packer, Cashier of the above
named bunk; do solemnly swear that theakove
statement is true to the best of tny knowledge,
and belief.
Signed.l S. J. PACKER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 6t!
day of March, 1875.
Signed Eii'l WavtitT, Notary Pnblie.
Correct Attest :
I Signed, WM. I. GREENOUGH, )
W. M. ROCKEFELLER, Directors,
" A. JORDAN, )
Buubury, Marrh 13. 1875.
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