[NONTROSE, PA., MARCH 7, 1877.
TEE WEEK.
' The Electoral Comniission from which
so much been boned by all fair mind
_
eitiZens finished, its work of infamy on
Friday morning last, by declaring the.
Note or Wisconsin, the last disputed state
:for Hayes. . '
The closin9: scene of the Joint-commis
sion of both Houseain the chamber of
the House is thus given ih a special dis
patch to the-N. Y. World:
The Senate came.,;.Doorkeeper Patter
son, a tall, blone-whiskered man, .step
':Ped to the door to receive them ; French,
stepping along in a serious and preoccu
pied. way,'comes into signt. mounts three
steps and..holds out his hand to Patter
son. 'Holding it, Patterson turns to the
Speaker and says—nobody is ~very lOud
voiced at this hour of the night—" The
Senate of the United States." Two raps
of the Speaker's hammer its he rises, and
a magnificent echo comes back from him, ,
."The Senate of the United States." The
,
great-straggling body, faded and woin,
with sixteen hours' continuous session,
, rises. The. Senate files. down ; the bare
seats fill.; the' little handful of old and
aging men aie seated at last. Two of
them,: Allison and Ingalls. the last a
`young-looking fellow with a light over ;
coat, leave the rest and walk to the Clerk's.
desk and unroll long tally sheets, nearly
fill Two other men are .there before
them, the. Honse tellers, Stone, of Mis
souri, and Phil Cook, of Georgia. F,v
ery one is. still standing as Ferry takes
the mallet from Randall's hands - ; it'falls
once on the marble desk, and the 500
Men over the House sit down. In color
less monotone Fi rry begins : "The joint
meeting of the two Houses of Congress
for counting the electoral vote resumes
its session. The houses acting separately
having considered and determined the
objtetion, to the State of Wisconsin, the
- Secretary of the , Sen - ate will read the res
olution of the Senate?' Something, in
the time and place, more in the presence
of =the man, the tone' and . temper or his
voic'stilled the great hall. The Sebre
tarp ;.:4 the Senate reads, the Clerk of the
House reads, and as the opposing resolu
tions are read, it is perhdps part of_ the
fitness' of things that men should notice
that one had a Northern and one a South
, . ern accent; The disagreeing resolutions
- ,couritthe vote. At a solemn word from
'Ferry, Senator Allison, a stout, stocky
man w.ith stubby whiskers and a thin,
. rasping voice, rises—the great clock op
2,,posite hill - ) 'stands 'at 4:IL-and gives the,
vote of the State. As he ends and the
par tellers stoop together, in the stillness
the
'in - galleries over. the,Speaker i shead
_
men hear the scratch of the pens. 'Ferry
rests Otte hand on his gavel and says,
"Chis,concludes the count Of, thethirty
eight States of the Union. The, tellers
• will haw ascertain and deliver the result.
to the Preaident- of the. Senate. 7 The
man is :reading froav the last paw of
the book holding the electoral lists,whose
-pages he has turned from Alabama to
Wisconsin. Altisori takes froln his desk
the tong tally-sheet, turns it, finds a
imaller . square sheet of paper with .- a
few
lines smitten- an it,,,,and, holding it at
, arm's.; length, giving the total:vote and
the 'Foie .of .each •candidate., There is a
Moment's liause, the pens scratch and
the tally-sheets rustle as, the tour tellers
make the last entry upon them. \ Turn
:log, Allison hands-the tall,y-sheet to Per
.
try._ The President of the Senate takes
sthe lcng sheet, spfeads it before him, and
,:,;tis messenger ,hands - him - a Iphg black.
Teathoi-41ack from quill4Oint to' barb
...ends, no spot of white in it-and as he
,dips it in the ink befere' him arid - signs
4w4:y, the Presidency, the black plume is
,
thiiitierare c,f
,the pieture, men had wait
'. ed,aince November to see. Laying the
loni - black feather down.across the white'
talls4heet,
,Ferry rose. He t bad written,
\-;onf the -pageS of the little book before
him& he had to say, ,and holding the
book izt - one haud and his gavel in the
.other;`'-expressed'- - the hope that there
•
would* no dernonstration,and,said
e idle numiier of electors appointed' to
-Tote for pre:ooJ if - and ',Vim-President of the
• Arnited 5t5,44,1§:0. of which a majority is
ThAtOthe vote for President as de
, tlivered,hir era and as determined under
the'iiet of COngresa,ot , January ,29; 1877, on
phi ii 4 :
X.o4erforil B. byes 185 :vote:
ime' -4).4 .... .. . 184 'def.
The state ot the vote for Vice-President of
lhe United i3tatee as delivered by the teller*
audits determined under the act of Congress
appaw . .ed January 29,1877, on this - subject, is
. Willitaa A Wheeler '" 1.85 votes.
Thomas A. He
....184 Tates.
Wherefore I do announce that Rutherford B.
Eaves, of the State of Ohio, having received s'
majority AA 'electoratVoteaje duly elected Pres
' Ident'of the 'United ,Btatesfor four years. corn
' '-;•.1 ineefileg en the fourth day of March, 1877, and
r bat.-William A.. Wheeler, of New York, hay.
Jag d
.ree,eive of the whole number
, , majority , „
'The electoral votes, is duly elected Vice-
President, of the' United States tor four years,
costimeneing.on the fourth dater Mareh, 1977.
announcement, together , with the list of
figTotes,' . be entered on the - journals of
*Ow* houses, _
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ANNUAL S.TATEMEN
—OF TEf.E— •
•
RECEIPTS l IH - IXPENDIT - TIRES
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ffittoqudianna itottnt,
Tor 1376.
Made and published in pursuance of an: Act ot Assembly ot the 12th of April, A.D. 1835.
TABLE SHOWING THE BALANCE OF COLLECTORS' ACCOUNTS FOR
'COUNTY AND STATE TAXES -
.FOR THE YEAR 1.876.
'. . ,
1 ocrukza.ty. ' I Sitei,to.
! ! .
TownshipS and Collectors - t 3 . M • "t 7
' - 'I 5 ti~ 'a "
' .g ', - 5 I x *
' 6 0 ( 4 6 ° . 0 la.
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Boroughs:, 'Names. . 2 : iv 1 1'.. g .tt a , ~.- ,i'il
0 • P i O" J.Q
:I ' =', r . -• : . : . .. z P
. F" ut , •
• „, •
Apolacon ' Richard Rooney ..11$ 497 741$ , 463 484, 11 98 $ 2 822, $ 17 . 661$ 15 54 $ 1 11) $B2
Auburn ... •INV C Lowe ~1 1,&'35 921 1,537 701 17 29 80 931 56 631 52 52 140 2,..ti
Ararat • Win H Barnes ...1 ' - 397 171 374 991 305- 19 73 1 , 16 551. 14 97 79 7 - 9
Bridgewater - Jeremiah Baldwin,' 2,1318 '761 2,181 551 2208 4 83' 58 90; 53 95 211 284
Brooklyn E S Eldridge ' 1 1,269 28i 1,202 49 1 .3 51 163 28 4, 101 42 39 103 223
Clifford . . .... ... • .... M. A Gardner I i 1,471 071 1,379 631 1883(72 61 50 96' .44 95 365
.236
C'noconnt 1 E M'Divitt , 592 94/ , • 558 931 460 29 41 - 'AI 971 18 57 142 93
Dimock 1L W Bunnell 1 1,259 051 •
1,205.541 20 07 63 44 1 56 44, 50 01 382 261
Dnndaff I E Davis ...... ... 169 751 - 160461.85 - 8 441 4 24 1 - 377 27 20
Franklin ...... D H Blowers 1 1,039 89j ' 981 471 677 51 65 1 84'00• 30 70, 168 162
Forest Lake W G Small 1,1,57 84 1.096 901 315 - 57 73 • 42 351 10 341 97 207
Friendsville :kndrewMinnehnt, 18339, . '16456' 10 17 866 a 411, 6 601 146 .35
Gibson E P Pope. ..... ... 1 1,981 45,. 1,522 201 545 83 BO 91 891 84 42 253 443
Great Bend Twp A 0 F0x..... ...1 993 921 - 935 641 , 9.04 49 24 29 541 ,27 04, 1 081 142
79 -
Great Bend Boro R Ferguson. . • ',. i 435 411 407 631 - 633 21 45 •16 791 'l 5 091 911 79 -
GLBend Village Boro . L BCrooK ... . 1 4 226 99 t : 214171 155 11 271 17 64 6 791 49 36
Harmony • Noble Thomas .1 , 1,193 861 998 04 143 30 .52 52, , 'Si 36 86 661 42 77 193
Harford II J . Tyler. 11 1,360 881 1.280 14.:13 37 67 87 45 62 42 23, 1 1 I'7 222
Herrick EJ Thomas 1 928 Obi 875 56 642 46 08 32 71 29 92 122 1. 5 7
Jackson .... A S Bingham ' 1,990 361 1;313 . 85 737 69 14 47 C 5, 43 93 1 81 - 231
Jessup .... Lucius Smith , 902 00i 854 01 - 305 •44 94 33 -801 3158, 55 166
Lathrop Ansel -Merrill - 1372 92 522 59 705 43 99 1 3(1 24 27 82 -96 146
Lenox T D Payne 1,524 60 1,442 581 1010 75 92 1 .63 64, 58,811 173 310
Little Meadows C C Fox 170 88 160 '7ll 172., 8 45 2.1 4 64, 32 24
Liberty T L Smith -'' 968 53 900 70 20 43 47 40 41 '7B 39 001 '. 73 205
Middletown Win Lee 575 55 824 461 7.70 43 89 - 34 92 , ' 3317+, 175
Montrose . 1 Harvey Tyler . • 1,195,601 1,695 551 10 50 89 25 s• 97 251 90 18 1 , 232 476
52 57 41,88 1 217 252
New Milford Twv.... C M Shelp. 1 i 1,926 031 1,814 71 15 51 95 51 i
New Millard lioro ..... J•E Dean . 11 80130, 752 07 965 39 58, , 86 50 32 95 1.82 173
Oakland.. S HEstabrook....l 1 '749 541 672 45 -41 70 35 29 1 , 16 40 13 96 171 °
Rush:..- DH. Devine 1.124 621 . 1,056 25 12 78 •5559,1 42 78 89 25 147 206
Silver Lake ' - Thos Rogers, jr... 1.008 941 . 948 96 - 1004 49 94 184 05 86 25 2'21 159
Susquehnp
aa..• .. .... Wm G Leslie 1;418 16 1,330 97 17 14 70 05 58 60- 50 76 517 267
Springville E B Scott , 1,355 08, 1,2'73 29 14 78 43'7 01 58 71 48 59 2662 65
Thomson ..... .- C L Wrighter 1 ;601 111 564 67 733 29 71 21 09 19 57 &O. 102
:--1.----1----- - ---- -- -,. -
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1536,33 3 80434,039 565504.96 ;1.759 28 $1,387 47 $10'"N,227 71 $95 26 $6l 50
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41'
, •
• .
' Total amount of Duplicates, • $1,387.47
' ••• . " paid c"—: 1,W1.11
i• " - exoneratiodel . .95 26 •
64.50
percentage .
1 . - --,t1,=.47
1876. EXPENDITURES lOF SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY.
Commonwealth costs - .... .. .
..... .$, 794 50
Road and bridge views .... 651 20
Road damages .... l,llO 00
E G Ball. County Commissioner 362 20
D 0 blinkler ' . " ' ... B6O 00
M. E Ryan ~ 1 250 00
G B Eldred, Commissioners' Clerk , 700 00
Constables ... .... • • 1,211 32
Grand and Traverse Jurors , 4,267 01
General. township and specikl, election 8.... ~J• 1,470 a
Court House and jail, fuel and lights 1 245 28
Court House I. ' • 254 0
E Baldwin, Court Crier . and Janitor 1 . ' *3.00
A55e550r5..—.....,.......;. .... 1,51600
Prlntinz f 551 63
.
Interest on temporary loans . - • • 156111
Interest on bonds outstanding.- .... - ....: 440 65
" " " redeemed .. .... -.. 1 889 66
State Lunatic Asylum ' 1,1660.5
Insurance ....... '.•• 199;00.
,Ta 11........ . . ' 74'82
-
Stationery • ._„- ' . 166'61
• Prothonotary. and Clerk of Courts..: 113:90
Coroner's inquests ' 951eb8
District Attorney" • -....:, 473 00
Town Clock • ' 25,00
i , _
D D Lathrop. Stenographer...,.... .. ~ „ ....: ' 213.70
Eastern Penitehtiary • - i 606 03
Justices of the Peace.......... , .. - 7:00
State tax, 1876 ..L 2,116' 13
C C Halsey. Jail Physician ' ' 49 00'
Teachers' Institute . • - ' 130'00
Agricultural Society ' 1 100 00
Postage " r 10 05
Registr.v e•• - • s f l o- 15
Jury Commissioners.. .. • !. 100 00
Win A Crossmou, late clerk.' ... ..• . 134 . 00
Wm A Crossmon, And:tor's Clerk and M 4.114 -
County Statement • L. 64 50
Fraser & Crossmon, Counsel. 1875... -.... . .. • . 36 00 •
Win A Crossinen, drawing oath of office for ,
Commissioners etc ' • ?..• 3'oo'
Connael, 1876 - 1 ..i. 3 00.
County Atiditor......
~ ~ .. 45 00'
Bonds redeemed..... . ........ - ............1. 6 909 00 '
M. B„Helme, late Sheriff. •i 224 14
Wm White,Sheriff , '' .. 1..095 22
Public Records
0:. . 334 90
lIENRY C. rtYLER, TIiRe..§UREI3, IN ACCOUNT;.Wan
• • • ',COUNTY. - .
' . - .
To artwmni , received froth E Or Taylor., late
Treasurer .... , ... .......$ 400 0 B4
To amount received from .. ..... Ristrict. 182 50
a II ity Tiffany. tales.. 75
- •'''W
Little,Wan .'.... .. . 901
B "
" .. .
. .. . 462 I
• '". ' James Murpby, ".; . . ... . . •• 55
"
Charles Risley 'll 69
"- - F Beman, rent of Court House. 4:: 1200 `
-• a' New Milford poor'district... .. . .29 00
4050
"- Elijah Snell, takes -244
COMMOD:WeaIth vs Bandon :. • 7 75
" Fines and jury fees., . '64 02
• Unseated land taxes 1 240 :36
_ Duplicates for 1876 •• i••• • 36.33;3 80
", 3 mills tax on personal property.— 1 387 47
additi BlakeW
onal ta ee, et al., late Cora'ra....,
252 99
:99 00
- x. 03.... .
. _
• •
Total,., • • 23
WM. WHITE, SHERIFF, IN ACCOUNT FOR FINES AND JURY FEES
- - • FOR 1576. I.
. , •
DR. OR.
. , .
To amount of floes and Jury " fees as per: eertift- By antounLuneollectable . , $2lOO
raw of the Prothonotary and Clerk of the By 3 per cent. retained for. collecting $63 09,......, •
.1 98
court-of Quarter Sessions ' ' till 00 Byvnount paid Treaertrer awkeharged in• hp; itC7— -
.0•1.41 t• . 8 ! ,
'Total - * • . **** • * °O.
=RIM
RECAPITULATION.—CouNfi.
Total amount of Duplicates
pa i d • .
exonerations
percentage ..
RECAI?'ITULATION. --- STATik.
'2 The abeve seedant andfted•January 8, 1.877. •
. , . ._
7--The aiiiivisiec4not 'andjte Jannati (1, 1817_ , -i • ..., : :._.- ;, .. ~, . _
X L.•CATLIN; ,' :. - -.-.,,,
1 -
1
j. - :,'. , - w►x. °a,a,
M. 14,CATLiN, ' I • -
L. B..O I DOWD; - Auditors.
WM. KEEKED, Ja. , .
31.. L. cANIAN,
L. B. O'DOWD, Auditors.
wm R
By county orders redeemed
$0.1 728.09
IEI6. i. - - Cr. 1 .•
amorint of 124.efunding or ere $ 62
" County orde-a reds' med .. 31 t.
128
Exonerstlone to C-' .'s,co. 50 , 1 °JO
Percentage ; 't` " . 739 23
Exoneratione State ,tax.. .
Pereentage, " " ; 60
coterniiision to Treasurer (less amount I
received Irony State . —.311
From County.z ......... , 288 29
By belance in treasurer's liands, 148 p 7
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Total.—
. .
TOtal:".s '18704
.$36,333.30
504.96
1,189.28'
-$36,33320
$30,'i23.09
111
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;4;3'01'0
KOMI
M. - L. CATLIN,
L. B. O•DOWD. Auditoris.
WK. MBEEER, JR. A
STATEMENT OF SUSWELIANNA COUNTY irTREA.SITAY, JA.!ZUARY
Ist; 1871.
t .. ..... ......$10,138r,7
Available funds.— - ; . .1... . .. ....... ~ • •
Uneurrent funds of previous petit% anent:. .....,• • • ";..‘ .". ~.-." ...'. - ... .. • LOCO OG
Notes taken for eoets, but whieti'are,unrolleetable, about —. " .. - 45000
The present, indebtedness or the county is nine thqualtul one hunctred.ilollare, with interest froth November
27, 1876;
Attest : G. B, BLARED, Clerk.
Cotaluisiiollers' dale* thultiatY/* iB77*
We the undersigned Auaitors in and for.; the county of Susquehanna. met, in pursuance of
our duties, at the'A,uditors? Office in Montrose, on Tuesday, the 2d day-of-January, A. D., 1877,
and did audit and adjust and settle the several accounts of the Commissioners and Treasuret of
said county - as follows, viz: We - find, upon a thorough examination, in the hands of Henry C.
Tyler, Esq., county Treastirer,l'en Thousand One Hundred and Thirty-Eight Dollars and Fifty.
Seven Cents ($10,138.57) count?, balance ; and upon a thorough investigation of the Commission.
ers' accounts, we are satisfied that our present board of : Commissioners are making every effort
in their power to reduce the expenditures of the county. We find that fordistributing the elec.
tion papers, Assessors duplicates and papers,and theregistry books and papers fer the year 1872
Cost the county $646, while in the year 1876, for distributing .the same, cost the County $197.50;
and notwithstanding the aboVe encouraging facts, we find that many of the a Aasessors of the
pounty are charging exorbitant, prices for making the assessments; and especially , the borough of
Montrose. We find aim) that thq charges fbr county advertising are exorbitant for the times,
and would' suggest to our Conimissioners that they use every means in their power to reduce the
same. And while we find the present board of Commissioners have made a large reduction in
, the salary of their clerk we would recomanend.a still further reduction if practicable.
j M. L. CATLIN, ) Coun ty Auditora.
WM. MEEKER, JR
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
Successoi to'GUTTENI3URa; ROSENBAUM & CO'4 will keep
_up and conduct
the business at the old stend as heretofore, keeping full - tikes of Dry Goads, both
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Foreign and Domestic, Fancy Goods, Notiona, 34.111inery - Goods )
Carpets, Oil Cloths &c., &c. -
1876.
~.~ ~ ~:J.
$30,728 09
ITSQUEHANNA
,~:
Auditors' OfAce, Montrose, January I,IBM ,
3!VE ,. .; ....-..''ICP3MB,fiiIILI7,..IOX:t,
\ READY MADE ; CI :OUTING FOR MEN, -BOYS & CHILDREN,
Gentlemen's' Furnishing Goods,- Hats'and Cap's, Trtatt
- Measures' taken and Garments made to Order as heretofore.
Thanking the publiO' for past liberal favors, he •hopee by strict attention to the
... ,
srants of trade to retain the patronage 'and confidence, of the public
, -.- placced in Min as Managing partner of the former firm:..
Retaining all formeri business advantages, be hopes to be able . to please ane. satisfy
, ' • ' , • the public in the future:
16ntrose; March'7, 107.
ADM.rNISTRATOR'g ;NOTIOE-LIN
the estate of Catharinw Payne, deed:, of Lenox,
Letters of Administration) in the said estate having
been granted to the undersigned,' all, perions_ owing
said estate are requestedto make immediate payment, -
and all persons having claims against said estate, are
requested to present them t withoutdelay.
A. A. PAYNE, , Adm'r.
19w6:
March 'i.1877
LTZ'Preb ALCOTT'S . WATER-WHEEL,
Awarded the oententhil Medal,
The . most practical,falinple, and ef
fective. Its superior advantage at
partial gate is riniversally acknowl
edged. Address.,
& SON,
Mfrs, of Wheels & Mill Machinery,
Mount dolly , N. J.
Will give manufacturing rights' 10w4
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
,N IL Notice is hereby given that . S. - Valentine, of the
township ,of Springville. County of Susquehanna.
,State of Pennsylyania, and Phebe A., his wife, by deed
of voluntary arsignment, has asSigned all the estate,
real and personal, of the said S H. Valentine to W.
D. Lusk of Montrose, in ; said county, in trust for the
benefit of the creditors of the said S. U. Valentine.—
All persons, therefor:, indebted to the said S. EL Val
entine, will make payment to the said Assignee, and
-pose having claims or demands, will make knowri, the
same without , delay,
Marcli 1 1 377. • *
N'OTICE.—T , .I the .heirs and legal rep.
, ,
resen Wives of Ezekiel .Babcock deceased, late
of Montrose, in the ,Conoty of Susquehanna, Pennsyi-
YOU WILL TAKE NOTICE •
• • That.by an order of Hon. 8., Streeter, judge of the
Orphan's Court in and for the county of husquetutnna,
yOu . are requested to be and appear at an .Orphan's
Court to be held at Montrose, •on the secoud Monday,
the 9th day of April A. D. 18n, at 2 o'clock p. in., then
and thereto take the said real estate of said decedent
at the appraisal, bid for cholee.refuse toitake it, or show
cause why the same shall not be. sold according to law;
for the purpose of division to and among the' said hairs:
- • Ity.order of• Court. • •
. f WM, WHITE,
Sherifee Office, Mcintrooe, Feb;•2t, 1877.
ROCHESTER SEEDS.
. .
.ld'a Floral Ttibute, book of 00 pages 'with Color
ed Platet, deidribeo 400.*arietles of flowenr, vehetables
bulbs; Sac. Plies 10 cents:
.' , 'This work'wlth 6 Plts.
REID'S FRESH - .FLQ WEE' SE7EDS,
includlng,Pansi, and-Verbena, for 25 cents.
14 choice varieties_ wand lho Thbute. Vfeeote, Vege
table seed's substituted ifpreterred. -
Mention ,this paper W. U. REI
Feb. 28, 1677, Owt , -Rochesr. N. Y.
Rochester.;
:1 - 36, - -,eigried, - an -auditor. appointed . by theludge of
tha • Orphan's • Court ot, SueriOhanna - County, ;to
tri.tratuttio funds , remaining the hands of . fhead.
mtniatrator of the' estate nt, Ellen. O'Brien_ he at
tand to the duties of said at Me office in
..hiontrose, on 'Monday the ..I.6th day or March at-one
p i elock.p.mi, at which, time and place all liellsOnsill
terested•ivill Moho known their claims or he. forever
:debarred from comiug•ln.ousaid fund.; - • • ;
• • , Wm. A. CRoSS3I.ON, Auditor. ,
'Montrose Feb.23(41877; ' Bw4 •
1.
DM.LtISTRAIOR'S NOTICE.-Iti
, the estate or Michael Sullivan, late.or arorest
Lillie, deed. Letters ;of, adralnistration fit the attic
estate having been granted to thettudersigned pet
owing said estate' are requested to make int raedi
ote payment, and all persons baying claims against
said estate , are requested to present them •without del
Tamps atruivax. ' '
uwo , • • tioraluistrator.
eb, 28,= 1884.
: uPITOR'S' - NOTIOE.—The under
. .
—signed an Auditor appointed by the Judges of the
()whams' Court of BusOtehanne County, to , Distribute
tondo in the hands of °wee . - McDonough Adtrduistrator
of the estate of OwenliuDonough,dec'd willatteudito the
duties of:said appointment, at Imy.office in the Borough
of Montrose, on Beturday, Murcia 17; 1877, at 1 o'clock
pom,ut which tilde and place all , persone interested
will make - known theirclaimt or be foreyer debarred
from coming in ontsaitt fund.'
• - ,: - lICANIT44N -111/03BR I Auditr.
irenJui tut°. - ' - - _ Owl
, We certi f y tie foregoing to be a true statement • ' ,
1 .
Z. G. BALL, - -:-, -- • , ,
li. ti l 4tariKLER, County Commissioners.
M. Z. RYAIsI, , 0
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Advertisements new this Week.
SAtohqls &c., Cloths, Cassimers . ' and
CITTIEVrc•= larcsxtlar.;
Ur. D: LUSK. Assignee.
10w6
SOitings; for
.
yEGETINE
, .
PURIFIES THE BLOOD, RENOVATES AND INVIG•
ORATES THE WHOLE 1311,STE.M.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES 4,11141 ALTERATIVE,
TONIC. SOLVENT AND DIURETIC.
VEGRTINE is made' exclusively from the juices of
carefully selected barks, roots and herbs.and so strong.
ly concentrated, that 9 ; will effectually' eradicate Iron
the system every tint •• I Scrofula, Scrofulous humor,
Tumors, Cancers. Cancerous , ilumor ' yrsipelas, &It
Rheum, Syphitic Diseases, canker, faintness at the
stomach, and all diseases that &rise from impure blood,
sciatiac. inflammatory and chronic rheumatism,- nen•
might, gout and spinal complaints, can only be effec
tually be cured through the blood.
For ulcers and eruptive diseases of the skin, pas
.tules, pimples, blotches, boils. tester, scald-head and
ring-worm, VEGETDIR has never failed to effect per
mem. nt cures.
For pains in the back, kidney' complaints, dropsy,
female weaknesses,lenco'rrhica, arising from intemil
ulceration,' and uterine diseases and general debility,
VEGETINE acts directly upon the causes of these
cow/plaints. It invigorates and Strengthens the whole
system, acts upon the secretive organs, allays intima
tion, cures ulceration and regulates the bowels.
For catarrah, dyspepsia, habitual 'costiveness, pal
patation of the heart. headache, piles, nervousness and
general prostration of the nervous system, no medicine
has given such satisfnction as the VEGETINE. It
puzinee the blood, cleanses all the organs, and posse
es a cent roling pOwer over the nervous system.
• .The remarkable cures effected - by VEGETINE
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom e
know to prescribe and nee it in their own &miller , .
In fact, VEGETINE is the best remedy yet discover
ed for.the above divases;and is the only , reliable blood
punder yet priked.before the public. •
The following letter from S. —oust, Paeor of IL
E. Church, Natick Mass., will be read with interest by
many physicians. Also, those suffering from the
same disease as afflicted thee on Of the Rev, E. S. Best.
No person can doubt thistestimony., as there in no
doubt about the curative powers of VEURTINE:
. NATICK, Mass., Jan. 1, 151.
MR. 11. R. STEvEts, Dear Sir—.We , have good resole
for regarding'your Vegetine a medicine of the greats
value, - We feel assured that it has been the meatiest
saving our son's life. He is now seventeen years at
age ; lot the last two years he has suffered from nem
'
ale of his leg, caused by scrofulous affection, and wo
so far reduced that nearly all who saw him thought re
covery ' impossible: A council of physicians con:d
give us : but the faintest hope of his ever rUying, two
of the 'number declared that het, as beyond the reach cl
human remedies,tilatevenAtnputation-could not ssis
him as he had not vigor enough Ito endure the open.
Lion. Just then we commenced, giving , him Veptloe,
and from that time to the present he has been COllOO
ly- impreving. He has lately resumed his studies.
thrown away his crutches. and cane, and walks abort
cheerfully and strong. •
T.hough there is dtllt some discharge from the open'
ing wliete the limb was lanced, Fe have the fullest coo•
fidenco that in,a little time he .
will be perfectly mired.
He has taken abotit three dozen bottles of Tegetice•
but lately uses but littie,l as he' declares that he is too
well to be taking menicine,. . •. •
'Respectful Yours', E. S. BEST.
• • • . . '_',` MRS. B. 01".
6herftt
- ow 3
4 / 4 , - PISE4StS OF TEI.E_BLOOD.
If 11.egtitine: will:relieVepain, cleanie. purify all Inch
diseases * reetoring thepstient to perfect health after
trying different pnysiciane. many remedies sufferl4
for yearp.lo it noti conclusive proof. it you are a eat•
ferer, you car. be cured?! ?Why is this medicine pet*
forming such great `cures? - It works in the Wood, 10
the circulatin2 fluid. 'lt eta truly be called the GREAL
BLOOD PIIRIFIBR. The great source of dleeme or-
Igthates in the , biod; and to; medicine that does not
act directly upon t.
1
to,putify and renovate ,. has El
jaatvlatin upon p blic attettion.
RECOMMENDED IT HEARTILY.
BOUM BOSTON', Feb.
- Ma. fiIFEVEXO F D, ar ; sir--I . have taken MOVOt3I bli;
ties of your Vegetine, and' am convinced it is val" ° !,
remedy for -Dyspepsia, Xldaey Com p laint, and gam ,
debility or-the sYOXem•
can heartily' rectnntnend it to all anuerbig from the
above pomplaintai." 'Tours Respectfully
- WU. IittAIROE PARKER.
- . •-- 880 Atlantic Btrett
Prepared by H. R;EITEVENS Bodo.
...minus, 18 491• D BY ALL.DiarIXIISTO.
M. S. DESSAVER. '
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